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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

IsTEnrsTtNo. hcusekeepers really under.
stood The great difference that exists between
different brands Of Saieratus, as to quality,
purity, and consequent reliability and healthful.
ness, they would not long be without the best
that ID manufactured. De LAND d Co.'S Sale
ratus costs you no more than any Of the inferior
ar,icles which are in market. He ID using .
new process Of refining Saleratus, by which al
Impurities are renewed. This process Is In US,
at no other establishment In this country. TIL,
quality Of the Saleratus produced BY this pro
cess is very superior, and It 10 fast becoming ver
popular with intelligent housewives. De LAM
&'co's saleratus is for sale BY most grocers an
wholesale. at Fairport, Monroe county, Ne'
York. The principal grocers also wholesale !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

1.-THE Democratic Watehman, published at
Van Vert, has changed hands. II has passed
from the control of E, B. DEWEY to that Of c.
RoBERTs, who is the present Editor and propri.
esor. We wish it success under the new regime,
and hope the Democracy Of Van Vert will not
6e backward in giving it a hearty and united
support. " ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

New YoRE, March 2.--Two Deputy United
States Marshals attempted to put fugitive
slave, named John Polhemus, said to belong 30
Mr.. Jameson, of Lewisburg, Va, on board ths
steamer Yorktown, but he was rescued from
tneir custody by crowd. The officers had no
warrant. - =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

CHARLEsToN, March 2.--The Courier says that
IL is doubtful II President Davis intends Wait.
ing Charleston. '.'0'.'I r., -.
ihe same paper says that $l00, 600 were aub-
scrioed on Wednesday towards establishing
line OF steamers direct to Liverpool.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

,FoUsD.-Tbe body of Mrs. TYLER, whose
sudden and unaccountable disappearance frcm
Fremont caused great excitement some months
since. was found on Tuesday, the 26th ult., by
her husband in the San'usky river. In passing
over piece Of ice, he discovered human head
adhering to the under side, by long, flowing
hair. Itproved to be the body of his unfortu-
nate wife. a 48t-a .s-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

Nomcr The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Managers for the Orphans Home will
be held at the Home on Tuesday, March 9th,
At3P.M. A full attendance Is requested.
Mas. s. A. FELL, Sec'y.
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LOCAL MATTER s.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations to 1t for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

GrThe Inaugural Address Of President LIN
colin will be found under our telegraphic headi
We have no time or space for comment Every
one will }of course, read the document
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

LouIsyiLLE, March. 2,--The steamer Mon
arch, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans, struck
rock and sunk this morning at the head Of
the falls In shoal water The deck freight was
uninjured. -fF !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

ET Forty-seven marriage licenses were
issued IN Hamilton county last week. Besides
these there were two marriages under banns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

,GT Boys in Chicago are selling three cent
postage stamps at one cent each. All efforts
70 ferret out the matter have as yet proved un'
aYailing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

relative to the proceedings before the Lord Chiei
Justice, In the Anderson case, says: The amount
Of legal acumen and astuteness brought to bear
in support Of the British Interpretation Of the
10Th article of the Extradition Treaty 10 aston
ishing The matter goes to the new Admins
tration. A new convention will probably be the
result, for mutual understanding Of the act In
question.
lHerslds Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Intelligence receiv.
ed to day from the new government, at Mont
gomery, shows thatit was proceeding with great
vigor. BY the 4th of March, it is believed, the
entire SIS ,000, QUO loan will have been taken.
Thirty thousand volunteers are now being
drilled and under canvass, awaiting order.
Large army, provisions, ,and supplies Of all sorts
have been purchased in Chicago, st. Louis
and Cincinnati, and sent to Mobile and New
Orleans, for distribution.
On the 4th of March, the new postal ar.
rangements 20 into effect; the die, for the new
stamps have been made, and the old contractor,
continued in the Confederate States. The pres
ent tariff Ia merely designed to be temporary,
and as soon as possible, a new system will be
adopted.
NORFOLK, Va, March IA number Of the
members of the volunteer company were detain.
ed last night for the purpose OF patroling the
city. Il appears that information reached the
Mayor of Petersburg that an outbreak would
soon follow the Inauguration Of Lincoln, and
city yesterday as q special messenger to Mayor
Lamb, bearing the above information.
The city will doubtless be under the charge
Of our volunteers for some time to come, but
more is feared from the white abolitionists than
the blacks. We are prepared, however, for any
emergency that may arise.
A great many discharges within the last few
days have taken place in the Gosrort Navy
Yard, and all whe are known to favor secession
arc stricken from the pay roll.
WAsHIKoroN, March 3d.-An immense con-
course of spectators Is here, and especially
from the West; Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia
and Maryland are also largely represented.
Rumors touching the Cabinet appointees are
still contradictory. IL is understood they will
not be announced till after the inaugural.
All the appropriation bills are passed.
Numbers Of threatening letters are sent Il
Mr.. Lincoln, and quietly consigned to th'
| flames. IH
| A despatch from Montgomery says the tarif
recently enacted by the new confederacy viii
be Immediately amended so as to impose al
export duty Of per cent. on cotton, tobacc,
and rice. All breadstuffs, tea coffee, meats ant
jewelry will be admitted free.
The struggle on Saturday evening in tb
presence Of Mr.. Lincoln over the Cabinet ap
pointments was very exciting; the friends 0
the various aspirants pushing their claims will
great vehemence until the President elect said
"Gentlemen, tits evident some one must tax
the responsibility for these appointments, and
will do Ii. My Cabinet is completed. Tn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

ST. LOUIS, March 3d.-Luther ]. Glenn, Com !.
missioner from Georgia, delivered strong &C.
ccession speech before the joint session Of The
Legislature last night. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

uA small daily paper called "7as Work
iRgmaa" has just been started in Cincinnati, to
bepublished until after the city election.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-04

GT See advertisement Of Prof. MILLEA's
Msir Invigotatof IN another column.
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From Washington

WAsHiNoroS, March 3.-Minister Dallas, in
communicating to the President information
relative to the proceedings before the Lord Chief
Justice, in the Anderson case, says: The amount
Of legal acumen and astuteness brought to bear
in support Of the British Interpretation Of the
10th article of the Extradition Treaty 10 aston
ishing. The matter goes to the new Admins
tration. A new convention will probably be the
result, for mutual understanding Of the act In
nm eakion
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CAMP DEFIANCE, I

sth October, 1851
w. HAvIN'@ learned that several of my me1.
~ who were cent from camp 10 sfiial have
left their quarters and gone to Richmond without
obtaining leave, hereby order them 70 r"pcrt
imme stately u NE al Camp Defiance or wherever
elH nay be stationed
IL case OF non compliance. an order will hs issued
for heir arrest wherever fouad W thin the Coufad
crate states, men they Will be deal with Con-
framed d-sertrrs.
! f rbear naming them at this time as they may
ts ignorant of their liabi to and punish,
ment.
tor tas informs ion of such may have friends
and relations in Company II. | glad to maxi
In - the excellent coalition of my Command
Sotwith ,a,ding thu fatigue of this campo gu, and
the severity o. tue climate, my company enjoy good
health and in common with other compares draw II
nom Richmond, compare favorably Wi the hardy
niountainrer, VINO have volunteered from tails re.
Rson g. A. WALLACE.
Commanding Richmond Light Guard
Go. II &, ::i Reg. Va Vois., Wise L. gi,n.
To ,I-6t
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BsArr,fu. Par sakAPH.-Ths fol io"int
I.nss ARE taken from sir Humphrey Dav, =
Sstlmonia:
II envy no quality Of he mind or ihteiiec :
ii Others ~ il gsniis, payer VII
fency,-ifI could choose whai WORLD ne m"S'
<rI,s atful AID believe most useful - me,
e,ou'd prefer a firm religious belief to acs
otaer blessing; tor IL makes lie dtscl piine Oh
GOODIES: bre,thes new hope, varnishcs and
Il rows over the decay, the destruction %
existence. the most gorgeous Of III right,
swakeus life, eyee in death, and from CORN e.
tioa md decay calls zap beauty aud DIVINITY
mak,s IN instr Iment of torture and sham
the lataer of Ascent 10 Paradise; and t.
above all combiaa.ion of earthly hopes.
Gals up tie most deliehtful visions of psa
and amiganfhs, tbe gardens OF ihe biss,, ant
security of evcrl sstiag joy. where N" SCI
suaiist and skeptic view only gloom, de ay
al .iniia.ioa and aes cair.''
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ssss Us.s. MEseuCANai~. esze.
NEW DkUG STORE.
ROBERT ". POWERS.

APoTHECaRY AND DRUGGIST,
Begs leave 70 inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and rs-atted, IN 2 AMI hand
style, the store formerly occupied by j. T.
Wood, ana recently by q. :. Dawson, No. 81
corner Main and Wall streets one door above tie
81. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has just
opened with ~. entirely new stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMEkY, Sc,
Comprising every article usually kept III his line
selected in person by himself. with especial refer
-ice their freshness purity aud entire reliability
Physicians will tad his stock 81 u r L q =
CHEMICALS, STANDARD pHARMACEU1i
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL iNSTRt +
MENTS, &C, very complete, embracing many ncys
and desirable articles
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any Loui
of gay ter night
:ss- Orders promptly attended 30.
&c Sis ROBp w POWERS
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nECEIYE;s.g vOTICEA,

@ ILLUSTRATION NO r GE Having
/ been appointed by the Judge Of the District
Court of the Confs iersse States ~ America Tor the
Eastern District OF Virginia the Receiver for the
District sgrsted in the sub divalon OF said Eastern
District II Virginia, made by said Court, as No. j,
aad composed OF the counties of Albemarie, Flu
wanna. Louisa, Geochland, Hanover. Hennco, On
Guiding that part of the City of Richmond lying
westward Of Iith stree. ia said eity,l New Kent
Charles City, James City, dncluding the City o,
Wiiamsburg) Warwick, York, Elizabeth City,
and King William, hereby notify every Attorney,
Agent, Farmer, Partner, Trustee, or other person
holding controlling, within said District, any
lands, teIements, or heredtements, goods, or chat
tels, rights, dts, any interest therein of
tor any alien enemy Of the Confederate States %
AMERICA speedily - inform nae of ,he same, and to
render to me- an account thereof, and no far rs
practicable, to place sthe same In my hands. Any
such person wiiuy failing to do so. will be guilty
of a high misa eneanof snd liable TO be indicted
convicted fined and Imprisoned ga provided 10y law.
And also notify each and every etizsn Of the Con
federute States speedily TO give information 20 me
(as be 10 required by law OF any and al iancs,
teueneuts, and heredifaInenIs, goods AMI chattes
rghts and Credits within the said District, aud Is.
every right and t,terest therein held owned. and
possessed OR enjoyed by or for any such ale
enemy. HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Receiver for District Ne. 3.
81 My Office is room No. T. Bsivins Block
fr:Iing Bank St. Richmond oc BIN
- EQUESTRATION ACT.--Having been si'
= pointed by the ,iudge Of the District Court {"
rhe Confederate States of Z neTica for the Eastern
District OF Virginia the Receiver for the bisfrle
Designated in the ub-divi-ion of ssid Eastern Dis
rict Of Virginia made hy said Cont as No / aho
coluprsipg he coJnties of Loudouu, Fairfax, aih%
anhria, tircluding the town OF Aiexandrih) Ptinee
iliism, Faugu cr Rarpahannock. tnpeper. MAJ.
son end -reene hereby notify every attorney
agen fcru er parrner trustee. or Other person nor
NIX or controlling within said District any lands
enements or hereditaments goods or cnat'eis
rights % credits any interest therein OF or 10
any alien enemy of the Confederate States OF
Amer,cs sd esily to inform OF the same, AID 10
render TO me 81 thereof and ~ Tar az prac
cable, to place the same in my hands ANY one
such person wiiituly falling to do So viii be guilt
IF q high mi -derneaGor and liable to be indicted,
convicted fnes, aid imprisoned, ad to he sued by
the Cor; fst.crate STATES ltrovids ny iGw And
! also notify each and every citizen OF the Conted
crate States speedily to give information TO ne (as
is required by law OF any nd all lands tenements,
and hereditaments, goods and chatteis rights and
credits within said District and Of every right and
interest therein n ID owned. and possessed, en-
ioyed bv for suc!, aia,u enemy.
Egy ny Office is at " srre nn FauIuer county
Va. FRA>uiS L. SMITH,
oc ia--eodiw Receiver for District No. I.
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A Cshiors cRiSoiISR ApvESrrRB A cor
res ,o4dent voaches for the ira b of the fo
lowing story;
o. Sunday last, young lady, eypensivel}
dressed. WIS N garden within one huHdr Al
mites oil HE town of Bradford She stoopt,t
Ia gather some. hing. when her criuoiine co
qnrtted wi n q be-. hive that stool close by
TN attempting TO walk forward, the mis-
cbievous article, unwilling 10 surrender it's
bolt, pulled over the hive, ana AN angry trool
o. bess csme bEzz.ng about the alarmed ano
unhappy fair oae. Clearly no time was to De
lost, So, mastering up all her courage, she
rusned % pond in the enclosure. nd plung-
I'd overbo ird, TO shield herself from her tx
asperated foes. AS it was however the poor
girl wasvery badly sung, and had to be re-
moved u bed 1t was expected that she would
quite recover in "A few ys.---Prestoa Herald.
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LAR x NoSrRAcr.-R A. Howard, of San
Anton y, Texas, has taken a contract To fur
nish the Con iederate Government with 20, 900
bs-evts, u be delivered At New Ibina Loui-
siana. This viii Involve an expenditure in
Fexas Of at least half Il million OF dollars.
The san Antonio Ga-.tte says The grass
this flll is r N lrkably fine, and stock of all
KINDS is consrqu nifty in excellent condition.
IN he production of beeves and stock, no
Stat. can compete with Texas aud, should
the VT con lime, our stock raisers will find
ii re >sy market tor All they have To spGren
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srMIssrNG PACKAGES Mr.. C. s. Enc

REMiSSING PACKAGES Mr.. G. s. ENC
LAND. who Is authorized hy the Alabama Ali As
sncistiou to take poSsesion of and forward al
boxes for Alabama volunteer, requests ms 10 say
Z Al II the so, di, Is will write 10 hin st Rchm nd
aescsioing any missing paekagca or trunks he wit
Dok tiem mp ald $40 ia1, they ara saeiv delivered
lie viii also per orr, Che sean, s,rv &c Ia behah o.
5 eldsars f,cYG ether States, their application.
All letters bousd b. addressed to Z. .. In"
AND, care q. Ro. Lu.a kn Richmond, Va.
oc i7--6t&
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,~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE sENA.

o<a To THE VOTERS OF THE SENA
S~TORlAL DISTRICT CONFUSED OF
THE MITES OF HENRiIO AMI
HANOyER-MI. Williams &. Wicsh aia havin.
ra,isred sia seaf IN the Sensfe, from TIE above
District NJ the solicitation OF nnuy gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties, hereby
announce myself candidate 70 al. the Vaesncy
Entirely a. proving what seems TO ee the public
sentiment. In opposition 10 4 regular political
vaSs IN tbc present excited condition o. the prblio
mind, shall content myself with the aboVe iii
lie announcement. plesiging TO the voters OF the
district II they shall see ii; to elect ue, exert
whatever of ability l possess, both OF mind anl
eart, ,eschewng al party feeling prsjudee,> =
me establishment, oi Southern Independence ami
he promotion OF the best Interests Of our nohlc
I'D Commonwealth.
80 DTS JEC. Il. IAkSETT
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,ss<sxa MEDICAL GARD.
staS OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME. Of the old Medical House Confines
himself mainly oasce practice, Franklin
bttie below the Exchange Iotei. aud dag oaiiy
opposite Odd Fellows Hail where skifai d con
idensial treatment may be obtained on rea enable
,erfas Those who have been exposed to certain
contagious ailments, are invited to call carly.
COMMUNICATIONS by mail, Otherwise, promptly
2ttended to. Office open from 4. NJ. t p. n.
NJ pa nt.5'afgTY ~
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ssxa TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITl e
SSs"Of RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG AND or TIE COUNTIES Ut
HENkICO, HANOVER, CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT ELIZABETH CITY WAX
WICK JAJiES CITY, AND YORK; IL
he duty OF every citizen at such a iulfture, ID
n:erpose personal objections TO cali Of his tel
io,v citizens 10 any responsible position wherein
hey may think he can serve The country II was
With this conviction accepted tho seat have nos"
the honor TO hold in Congress, and with which !
have applied lnyself and she'll contilae to apply
..lyself until the close, ~ its labors AID duties
;he only distinet9 N to which aspire is thai n!
iabors nay 3eserye and obtain she pubic appro
oaiicn.
cannot be indifferent to thS applications tton
the District - offer myself at the approaching
4lectiou and now declare nyself c'aei'!ate -
Should you, my feiicw-citiZeIs. Eo0cr ne VIII
gour support NV hest efforts shall ne devoted q
he labors and duties OF the high position
oe tide WM Ii MCFARLAND.
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fsf A. IffTt-ss ~ ri.Aans,
rs SAD o Srsmnsr sd ans' q ear,
30 zee my su,y !ei away,
II Pr % I'd .f.~s a he year,
With ms a. b ixhs enssverisg tay;
ifut n ssntae Ninsi u yon'iee del
BE- ms 10 shy 20 thce fa,Vwo1f
HAw AZ; IN siI~st ferry henrs,
ivs r.amhi. d o'er tgy g'esr-ciad aih
!ntnrd ewees frsgs c. from the newers,
Ana Il 4. md 10 III par'igg III;
put falisg leaves now sound thy kneil,
Ard - thee mas sish farewell.
TIE srriehtly bird, a. dawn Of mor1s.
Proei..iass . sn,nmsr, ioud shy praise
The & - cha, by H. bYs aih was born,
The glory Of thy robe disaiays;
IA, ssdty sroopinS flowers fore'ei
're t..y io0d jaya ioag farewell
Fneisc,ed hy tiy fisiog beam,
raia Md ay hesrs forever bsat
u s~,efsS wo4i6 dhslt ah3 dean
wi,hia nv ,-alm and sltt reirua
ra; g..lc thy byo~--i brcaS IS the stfii--
A.ss to thee. farewell iarewcii!
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RICHMOND Oct ie, ls6i. }
ATOTICE.-The Board of Director at their
~ meeting On The Il inst passed the Ioio"
ng resointion
Rrsolped That dividend OF Two dollars ard
half per share tie common ssrek OF tiis CON
pany be psi On the ~ day of November neAt, l.
i,ankabls currency, 10 al s;ms less thau on"
hundred dollars, and, at the option OF The eompaly
IN similar funds ia Treasury notes of the State of
vi,gna or IL TIE bosds of The Confederate States
~ . ali sums excee ling one hundred DO: ars.
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FROEEsszGyAL CARDS.

~. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-THE CHEO-
- Plastic AND VULCANJTE PRO
CE.SS.-G. W. JONES, DENTIST, having the
right for the above mode of making Teeth, and be
ing satisfied of its absolute superiority all
other methods, with confidence commend il to
those desiring full partial sets OF teeth ard
peeiaily such as may be dissatisfied with these
hey are now using. The perfect adaptation o.
he plate to the mouth aud the suction thereby Sc
cured enables him to insert more teett
oitkoGt clasps. This method having t3.,a adopted
~ those standing highest i'll the profession, North
and South, testimonials will oe given and speei-
nens exhibited to those wishing TO -ee t.e-s set
Of Teeth. on geld or any other plate, will. OF
ocurse, be made for those preierriig them. Fiji
ng. Cleansing, Extracting, aud ali orher orerstinns
gently ard rhornu- ny performed Teeth EXTRACTED
by ELECTRIClTY, without pain.
SO Office hstn street opposite Corintiiiai
Hail d l--iy
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SHELTON T. LEaKE.
Charlotte svi!le Nct 7th ienl OF Q--lt6Ns

s.,.x~ We ARE Req & ESTED 10 announce
@-sS that Hon. D. &. utJ ARNETTU. CT Caro-
line, is candidate to represent the District com
posed OF the counties of Caroline, Louisa, Spot
sylvan;a, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene,
MADISON, sad Cripsper, 70 the rst Congress Of the
{ ,o,fa js,rata SteteS SO 9.i--lm*
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OFFICE k:CIiMD AND PEr'G r. Il CO..
Rithmond, Va Gctoaer ), 1867 s
4 IN AND AFTER FRIDAY, October 5tL
I the Trains this Road viii be RUE as fol.
ow6:
Maii Train leaves Richmond DAILY st.....5 A. Ii
Freight and Accommodation Trains leave
daily, except Sundays t....9 :. nj al,d 2 NJ
VI IN Train Leaves Pets sburg DAILY, st 8 z. II
Freight aud Accommodation Iraiag leave
daily, except Sundays, at ....9 A. H. and 3 2. Il
t-s50 The NAL Train i tne only one connecting
with the roeds South OF Petersburg.
- Travellers viii bear III mind that the Gov,
erAinent requile5 eli persons leaving the city b.
tEfs road 20 nave n passp port.
DC its T. T. WYNNF, Supt.
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~ JAMES LYONS Esa., In cansidate 10
- represent TOE paop.s of The Sd Iistric--cost
psse OF the ccnnties OF IIearieo, Hanover, CaaE.e
City. New Kent Elizaheth City, WarTTi <, ai1d
York, and the cite, of Richmond and Wiliisms
bnre--iu he Congress of tue .snn;e .erass States.
ac fS--tfas
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-. Orders promptly attended 70.
W. PETERSON l. Co,
sci Druggists, l55 Main street corner l2.h

4 BODEKER Co, APoTHECARi.ss,
IA ANDDRUGGISTS No. 10 MAIN STREET
near Old Market, Richmond, Va, viii keep On hana
q general assortment OF pure Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass, Putty, Dye
Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes of all kinds; Sur
gieal Appliances, Burning Fluid Alcohol. Soaps
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden SSsas, Glue,
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars snuff, Siedcinai
Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours. with special
care. by members OF the Arm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and hse moe. reliable medicines fur
ushed ie9