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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
News BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
From North CnrpIInn.

W'lMlSiri", 5 pt. 2i -Tlrre is nothing
new lrori the campS. Tn. two sL:attrtrs Oh
served Yesterday, are rrimrI"l t" H.. of, and
on III; cast This morning.
SrrOSn i'ESrArcIi
WnMAGTnN, Sept. ID Reliable lI.iurrma-
ton ler6rts live Federal vra>u,s RI New Inlet,
ut i2"'l' och To day. a'd ESQ I'll Western Bal.
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- UGAIt AND MOLASSES.--
= ." hhds. prime y. o. Sugar,
10 bbE. Crushed Sugar,
"a bhIs. y. u. MolassrS,
In store and for sale by

SOLDIERS AID
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. =, lSGl,
ENlSDlSG G place Of deposit necessary. We have made An
j. arrangement with the Army Committee Of The Young
Mems Christian Association, by which all articles received
by US will be placed Ia their Depot, under The spoiswood
Hotel. From this Depot, articles intended for the sick and
wounded soldiers will be distributed to the camps and phi
vats hospitals. This connection with the Army Committee
will enabIe US TO tn be more useful, and We sincerely hope
the public will continue their generous all. Clothes, (ne~
and DID, groceries, wines and liquors are constantly needed.
and will he most gratefully received. Contributions IN
money arc also required to meet our contingent e:p,nsrs.
I'll. .haalJ, IL, carefully marked, ~YS"ldicrs' Aid S',i-'r,
boxes, Win hfs or t;ntehrG sHbutuIv seiir ny -ainr' - -
MRs. G.. W. RANDOLPH. Vres'Gt.
Mgs. J.. ADAMS SMITH, Sec'ry.
Mas. SAM'L 81. P:4IcE. Treasurer.
AM Sl--..i1r
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COPY RIGHT SECURED.
o r u u y II )
VIII he Out by tho 10Th september
COMPILATION OF TIL F. TARIFF ACT

OF THO
CONFEDERATE STATES OFAUEEICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst, 1861.
>tH0WISG the Rates OF Duties payable on Imported
y 6n0ts, Wares and Merchandise, from and alter Sep.
Also containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
And Circulars Of the Treasury Department relative 10 Com
nercc, Navigation anil the Revenue together with thu
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM,
Forms Of Custom House Blanks; Protests and Appeals; Ta-
bies Of Foreign Weights, Measures and CurIeEclrs, Reduced
TO the Standard of the Confederate stntc.; Rules for Ad-
measurement VI -sses for Tonnage, cts., airahgrd BY J..
T.. WALDEN, Deputy Collector Custom iioueer Pvt OF i'.w
Urlraus
Printed and Published by
C0RSON & ARMSTRONG,
Aug 21-dim No. 81 Camp treet, SeE Orleans.
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VIZ. SCbaOOL.
BLOOMFfELD ACADEMY.

GONE ~ -? f.ieuis "k0 Tag i, SIR 3 GT.t rate -.L0oIIor
> their -Ou., can he informed Lf .a-, p SsrsSin; unusual
advantages, II t!ey will Irpi, - "= immediately.
Scot, 2i-dltScI. ". NJ. HARRISON.
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LOUIE. Elsn STEAM PIeIFA-
> TEEs; .--Persons de- 1919.
sirous VI pr. ruprinr this branch Of OUT s-SZE-lSR
tional defence against our enemy eau yctEST6NE&I
find q few sharrs ni the ) ocS 10 subscribe for, al ;helr
Office No. Il Pearl Street, GrsI ao,r, where all Information
can he had. Shares SlB0 each, In Ii ! No. ! ship.
July 29-t.1
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SlOO "

LHOR the delivery to me Of my carriage driver, BlVFRI.i.
l. He Is 81 years old; color black; ok feet high; facr
covered with short beard ahd m1nsfach.; lsrar eyebrows
and curling eyr.lash.s. lie pl obably travels In Il DARK
grey, mixed summer coat, or blue cloth, nah bfhsi buttons
and carpet bag. lie says he has read Shakespeare, AMI
may travel with a forged pas, and shave oil his heard
when he reads this. i-has relatives at DR.. p. u. stevar;s,
In King George, and Mrs. Or. Frank T.lisfcrros, la Or
ang-, with whom he has been recently corresponding hy
letter. Ills object being evidently to escape, he Is doubt
less lurking about the shore Of the Potomac, or masinr Ia.
way Sorth~ard, and may he about our encanpuicnts. The
above reward will he paid II caught over 50 railrs fr"iG
frrde r,cksburg, otherwise 40.
August 2-tfiU. A.. =. BERNARD.
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THE PETERSBURG LOCOMOTIVE,
CAR AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFACTUEfTG COMPANY,
ETAvtNG purchased the works lately owned by Ersah
III Wells, are now prepared TO receive and execute with
dispatch all orders that lIay he entrusted Ia them.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES
Boilers, Car Wheels add Axles, 1t bacco rr.ssrs aud Genr.
raj Machinery made TO order.
Having alarge assortment Of Pattvi r.. they are prepared
to I'll orders for Mill Work and Custint N General, Horse
Powers, Saw Mills, Wheat Fans, Corn shelters, PlouGhs,
Cultivaters and Agricultural Implements, will he found an
hand, or made up TO order al short notice.
The Company trust that by the empl" yment Of &C r1!yei-nt
TorknrD, the use of best materials, AIri promptness In eN'
ecutlon, they will secure orders for 4 ihl shai- OF work IN
their line. Prices Will h. found a. iow as thnsr nj similar
establishments,
Address orders to
JAS. P. SMITH,
Gen'l superintendent ard Treas'r.,
Petersburg, Va.
kuo's. D. MuiLrAiah,
President. Aug I'll
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TlHE exercises or this School will lie opened on the ltth
I. September. and close 18th Of JIGr, under the ,Iargc Of
Il. W. LuCkETT, n. 4.
Terms i"oh per srssinn. Address II. W. lGCkETT,
lgy D"lut, Alhemar!e county, Va.
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sCIIn,iI Fon nn-N OAA

HtChMoHL' FEMALE laSTlTETE.
' VIE mex. sessi, u 81 IDS Institution Will begin OCTOBER
Il Isl, tSIi, und is expected to cc:. ..poon Ia all r.sy-cts
10 those of former yeats.
The -snir faculty will r-r!l!r: the irrgs will he as here
t'iorr, ash NE sane liberal Patronage from this section
and The Soulh Is hoped tor.
~ mas hen decided I" s!re 10 The daughters CT Vol.
Lh'rrr' IN 'hc Sc: rice 81 iEs CUnic,Irr ate States, tuition In
the English branches fkEH NJ rliARtiE.
ely.
For :r.Ihfr Information arpIrto
ChAhLk5 II. WESTON.
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TnE bethel. 81 .pAy ScucoI.-This valua

ARaI WAuuss.-A lengthy .a,aicair If
n;w ana ell.'ol-trnctei aruiy wagons entered tie
city Yesterday forenoon, and were delivered over to
the proper department. They were all covered with
fine canvass covcrlids, and wcro made somewhere
outside the city limits, for the express, Use "t III"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

T.: Southern Direct Trade Convention
LES in Macon, Georgia, un The l4!h Of Octo.
Il; The merchants ol every city and town
* C"'federacy ought to be represented.
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WXSHINf:T'ssE ;';jLLf:i:E z.

LENINGTON, ElRG IN A.
f5IuE next Session OF tbs Institution will "reu on the Grs;
Il Monday 9th day. VI October neA;.
In connection with ta- regular Academic studies. i:>-ruc-
ton will BE- given in forii.ica:io.L, yuna-ry AN! tlcrirs. nr-
c~oupsr!rd BY T-Eula- ,i:illng.
]. l.. CAIrnEl.i-,
si-diaw5cfisi &c; Clerk of s:rnlt".
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MISSES KING Nc1i0OL FOn YOUNG

LADIES.
fsIHE next session Of this School viii cHmmcIcr On the
l. lst OF OCTOBER, iSGl.
For further Information, apply T." Misses KING, corner
OF Broad and Mayo Street.
;-pt 9-,ilm Helm < LUCY KIEG.
1919; 'FEE Ise SESSION Of the
4 subscribers School, nr Sortha nod, Charles City coun.
M tII' toNfi .ra t!' GrsI MONDAY IN October next. aud eud
Board, tuirion, washing. lights. SC. tljn, for the scholns-
tic term, halt In advance.
sept g-lm 4 Il. FERGUSON.
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IVORY AND COMMON TABLE CUT
I.ERY.
worry Handled, B%Grs-horn, Cora, aLd Polished Bt ne.
l. handled Table all Dessert Knives AMI Forks, which
We ohrr to the militia nnl 0tlrfs ~ the lowest rale3i
TnOS. A. HuI.kI.Ef & CO.,
Sem, -. 49, Main 81.
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Aug o3-i3r
NE{iNOES WANTED,

NE6lkol,S ~ Il ~ liz
r OFFER 10 sell d halt intrr-st IN one Of The finest cotton
/ pianratiunsi in Chicct county Arkansas, six miles from the
Mississippi river, containing about ,",J acrrs--lCn acres In
GUILTY alton, 5Un acres more dcadeued two years, with but
lurIr timber un IL. Tbs place l. large enough for from ~
to 50 hard., and. having only ~, wish - exchange hall
Of my land for good negroes, orr part In negroes, 10 some
honest, reliable farmer, who Will carry on the plantation
ia partnership with me, each relcirlng a part vi tie crop
In proportion In numbrr Of hands, or otherwise as can lie
agreed upOn. The improvements are new AMI conveniently
arranged, consisting Of II dwelling with SEVEN rooms, large
steam yin, with saw.milI attached, ,raIGrd stable, cabins,
&c. This place caanut be surpassed In product!yeness; II
Yields from Que to three bales Of cotton, and from nifty 10
scveniy-fvr hn-hels Of corn per acre, enabling the plAIter
10 realize IRON Twelve 10 fifteen bales Of cotton per hand
annually. have refused {5U per acre ivr my place, but 1
will make an exchange Of part Of Il for goud negroes on
more reasonable terms. oGer great Inducements, and
PERSONS Wishing 10 dispose OF \ part of their negroes for
land will and my terms favorable, and the place as good rs
d.scrihed.
As to my responsibility aud character I refer to:
aIcssls Lanhr, Mitchell x Co., Combustion Merchants,
Messsrs Wright 4 Allen, and J,h0 Watt & Co., Commits.
son Merchants, New orleans, La.
Rev. {. X Marshal. and Judge II. s. Cook, I~lcksburg,
Miss.
For PARTICULARS, address me, al Grand Lake, ChIcot conn
Persols asLIaE 10 look AT 'hr plncc. gill find conveyance
AurS-ly II. YOUNG.
1 VERDE GUiNO.
T5VuE undersigned offer tor sale lHu ton. CAY VERDE
4 G1ANO, aud ANNEX report al an annlys!a made by
Professor Lirhir.
sis, WIS found 10 contain:
inorganic Matter. ..... ........ ss.6i
Yielding Of Sand and In,"lulic SubSiaGse 1.s2
Phosphate Iron aiI AIuIina. ...........- 0.G9
%rlroslhoric Acid combined with lin" and
Maneyia......'. '"'z4H go.
Wn,r n, MpI.u,r 2a.67
-
luA.uJ
..1he phosyhorir Arri, - auoIe,i atGve, combined with
Lime aud MaeGesia, Il equal 10 hi.lIH per Ct. OF Bonc
Ishnrd al. A., LIMBO. Ph. Dr."
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LATE SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE.
Coast Defence.

We arc glad to SEQ that the citizens OF the
Southern States are enersetically preparing to
defend their coasts asrilst marauding cxpedi.
tions. We find the following in our last OK.
changes:
~: [seom the Atlanta jGs) Intvliiyenccrl
SEPTEMBER eth, 1861.
The undersigned have just returned frou,
the Seat Of war, for the purpose of aiding in
the Coast defcase daring the winter. We
proposes to raise a regiment for that purpose,
should we be needed, and if not needed on
the coast, for such field Of action ss the public
sxlgencieS may demand.
Companies wishing to join this regiment
will make application to the undersigned a
once, as the regiment will be organized at an
early day. R. j.. CowAKr,
F. D W,rv,Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

Ir!ng engages! IL other tat!rs sud necessarily absent
from hume, coiGnii, with great c~ODhIeur" thr care Of
the education Of those who may he Srni T." Bloomfield, TO
NJ. II. ". Luckeft. cnmmGmi him highly In The public aS
nn able aud experienced Teacher and Christian gentleman.
lie has been a teacher NJ Bloomfield Tor the past three
years. ". l.. BKnuS,
fo,t Masruirr, near Williamsburg. SEPT. &. I>Gi.
Sent Il IN a w.,
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INQUIRER JOB OFFICE
SpECIAL NOTICE,

have on hand s. large stock OF
r RULED BILL HEADS,
1 &c best quality, for merchants and dealers.
40, CARDS OF various colori and tints.
Ao, Il Cue stock of "paper Cloth Direction LABELS'-
sTry admirable and convenient means Of labelling goods
.: ..L.portati6n; particularly such articles as will not
.!s tLe labels " be tackled or pasted op.
!B PRINTING, OF all kinds promptly executed fer
A- ASH
EXTRA SUPERFiNE FAMILY FLOOR.
PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS pEK BARREL.
W. have ground our second I OF Family FLOUR qual-
VI itv and price as above. Apply soon.
s.ty.-3t AVAIL CRkNSaAW & CO.
uhE xTATE ARMGRE.-Thes tate Arnory Is
lev ~ The corner Of Tfh anil Caiy streets. PARTIES
's'rhius Arms belonging 10 the State are requested o
,sl ihsn there. Y. mO
.pS-iZt Col. OF Ordnance Of Va.
rfFiCE.-Tke Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
NJ The Bank Of Richmond Will be held at their Bank
!Sfisuse On Tuesday. the 1st October, 1S8l, at ~ o'clock,
J. B. MAcMURD0, Cashier.
Ee.lf-sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

TIC THE READERS OF THE RICH
M0ND CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
- GU last Issue we Informed our readers that &C hnd
i The prospect OF Il supply Of paper. We did 50 upon The
faith Of the most positfrt assurances 10 Us. We are TN
expecie1iy told now that the Factory which supplied sean
furIi. il u no more at present. We Will use s"rry efortin
our power, 10 obtain papss, and lssue ahot'er number Of
The Advocate as soon ~ II Is practicable. Subscribers
will, of cours-, not be charged for n. time during which
thew receive no PAPER. JAS. A. DUNCAN,
sept. la-tL Editor OF the Rich. Chris. Advocate.
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REGFAFL DEATH OF COL. !. kSox WALLER.

PNGfABLE DEATH CT COL. !. KNOX WALLER,
We were startled and grievcl to find the fol
loving r~ainful announcement in the Memphis
"Appeal' Of the Goth:
1t Is with great regret vi announce that the
family Of Colonel J Knox Walker, in this
ely, received yesterday tclegraph;c %i,;elli-
{, nce ,hst he was dying. Hs4aad been CON-
planning for some days. md his disease had u.s.
suned the form Of congestion Of the BRAIN
Mr.. Walker is Colonel Of the Second Reg.
ment.--.&ushriNe Ennucr. .Srnt. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

YOUNG lady QUALIFIED TO
"a teach English, French and Music, desires 10 obtain a
situation In solns private farrnlly, or =, an assistant In II
large School; the hitter greatly preferred In Richmond
Best rei.rcpce given and required. Address "a. h. O."
Aug l2-,f Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
PLANTATION IN N0UTM CAnO-

RICH PLANTATION IN SGbTts ca {
LIMA FOR SALE
TIME alvrr lSrr wishing TO chang us Investment, Ghers
4 lnr sale "Lr Ct the most productive plantations IN
GrOrgrtn- II u! rrirf, al a low price, AMI IN IN II arcninn'".
d,,!ug lie, HIS. The Ilal,taiion cunlaiu- alb VI four hund r,l
and thirty acres OF rich lAnr!--ahUut nnr hall Of Which l..
now In h high stale OF cultivation -ail the balance c"ulL
easily he reclaimed The quality Of the laudi' Unsurpassed
10 The district. Iidesired by the purchaser, negro Slaves,
Al il fair valuation, or Confederate Bonds, would he r..
crivrd in payment, either IN part % ir,:ull
For further particulars apply A. THIS OFFICE
Sent 13-lnyOLi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

The New Orleans "'oHunrrr:al Bulletin"
"a a rcpor, current in that city, that the
,:,1lsh Minister a: WaShinsinm had had his
=: port rendered To- HIN hy ,he Lincoln Cabinet,
q! .e; tie city, il consequence OF the action
&:ae Clg:,in Gea ,rai Of Ca5t in reference to
.rs,!rra:. vessels. The Bulletin does rot
LII irr lhr IrIIik mf he rnInnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, !

Y - EFFFTNE,
kISHMuND, Sept 18th, 1861.
Respectfully returned to II. Secretary of
War. A General Hospital has been in exist.
ence for some months in ~Lynchburs. As il is
a thoroughfare for troops, it may he advisable
to keep up the hospital established ny tho la.
dies Of ~Lynchburg, and it is recommended
that Tor the past % cents per diem. (thc com
muted value Of q ration,) be paid for each SOL
der treated, and in future that rations and
mrdical supplies he issued to the sick in their
hospital. (Signed) s.. 7. MOORE,
Acting Surgeon General. =
Approved-(signed) l.. P. WALKER,
Secretary of WaT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

r OST.-A TRUNE, the property Of u young soldier
~ from Alabama, was lost between the Columbian Hotel
and the Central Depot, about the 18Th Instant-narkrl
:" WIN. C. faltn. - The finder will receive the thanks Of the
o Euer, and be rewarded by Us, upon returning The same To
Sent. 2i-tf KENT, PAINE & ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
PLOWS AND row C.iS7YNE3.
p. I'll. ST. r.

p. II. l.,
No. So MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
SH0GLD call the attention OF all who ur Pi"w- {" Tie
w fact that he has the Patterns Of all the tL0Ws IL
general use throughout this State, md can shpp!y any pa't
or piece OF CASTING which may he w..tini 10 L.osi Ally
Pow, whether made In the State ur North 81 il.
lie would call the particular attention ~ tho. .hJ nrel
new Flows to bis PATENT SOUTHERN plUW, Which has
been so fully tried la all the country aT4uai WchDUua,
and found to work we'll where oths!- had ~siina!ly fsilri, ~
being the best working, mos: r"ononi"Gi and lRife::
druught plow to be had any where, ut hEy price.
Aup nl-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

4 C!AIsD.
WE have TO pay cash for nearly every thins nUw need.
w Ell in the line of our business, Se will from this date
Iecllne continuing accounts, except with Hose persons
rho have regularly settled thr!r bills with u: 10 Ia. .stoi
January and July.
Accounts not paid to the lst July iust passed Gsnnot be
Increased. T.. K. PRICE & CO.
nlr Dl-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

1Car:. Faulkner'S company, II .Autagua,
al scout to start for Richnond 4, each man is
:.:-:Shed with aknifc, the blade If which is
Eileen inches long aud weighs two pounds
~: half.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
4 GARD.

4. g. e.. Ii. DAVENPORT,
A~UCTIuSEEES AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1NIILL make cash advances III c"ns!gnnicnts of Mel
w chanJise. Sept 2i-,t
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'iK. L.FEsrnlE,S SCHOOL.

iIk. FEtsl!k E'S SCHOOL.
RICHMOND, VA.
!stI!s INSTITUTION will open again. for the reception
4 h"ia bV4rders and lay Scholars, on the lat day 0.
o'l"l'rr, 81. For particulars. apply 10
au.ln HILBERT F. LEPEByRE
>ot'I!-"ii> t.srEttAKH INSTITUTE.
MIS- FANNY +. DlGGES,
MAkhkNTUN, VIRGINIA.
f9'ltls ih-''itIon ":!l DC r--oIrned on the 18th day Of
a. Sept. Ihrr, under the supervision Of Mrs. Ugyrs, g.
SISTED, a. heretofore, By uost Efficient teachers.
july 2S-2m.
.iifS. isttOOk Fps BOARDGSG AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
T3liiE Third Session If this School will commence on the
y lSL iAy Of October next.
Compel mt assistants have been employed, and the
course oi study heretofore pursued will be continued.
FOR Circulars, Containing terms, &C., apply to
an HENRY l.. BROOKE,
"uf '-'n'"'hoti'N Richmond, Va.
EiFHMHHD TeM l. Il SEMINARY.
as tiRAcS S~TKsh7, Esr~Eiv 70 Ash 4tu.
4. VI DUPUY, :. N. pki.clpN.
J 5'Hk next SESSION II th,s iEstii.;i0n, for Boarding and
4 liny Scholars, will rommrur.. uu tr lot CT OcrOIiEk
loGi.
The Principal Wit! b. aided by . we'll seiret- r. corpsof
In t:erj department.
The ierTs viii remain untlterrd.
For fuTth-. Information. apply to
A. 81. DurUY,
aug Richmond ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

EOIs THE TOILET.
IDAIR BRUSHI.S, In great variety, Tonlh and Nail
Z Brushes, Fine Tooth and Dressing Combs, and Tock.
ri Combs, for sale by THUS. 4. BULkLEY 4 Co,
S,nt NJ 49, Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

o. he lib ;as.. vbiisF" the steamer Y. Il
:,:h,n>os was ~lapa":s, With pi; metal at Mon
-,c:a Furnace. forty eight miles above the
5-s4,h Il 'he Cnn5s:l ma river. ha7ing on
:,5i a.,l. Ok. hundred aad City tons. the
. 1co,n sln.bost Con.sso,s came upon her
ric>r7syed her away from that point to Cairo
=.trli resistance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27
EDI CA1lONNL.

[ Y educated a~l Experienced English Lady Is prepared
Il 10 gi:e Lessons In the Ornamental branches. She
Teaches Music, French, pGlnIins and Drawing from Nature,
and i, 4 highly recommended by many Southern fsIni'ira o.
ii-h standing. hdh;-'s, T'ih"Lt delay, G. e, Enquirer Of
flee. NirhlEunh. Aug a3-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

LAMP SHADES.
xIT Z have d good supply 81 Fancy Patterns OF Paper
w Lamp Shades, to which We In nit. The attention Of
pnrrhas, rs. TilnS. A. BUL.KLEY & CO,
SrpL ~ IL, haiu ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-27

Ordinance Department OF fir2inis,t
Corner 9Th and Cary Streets.
WAGONS Persons Tho have furnished this d-par;-
w ment with wagons without noHcs, are invited to call.
a, more are wanted. c.
Cclcnel OF Ordnance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15
Keokuk Drug Store.
rlfth.strcot, bet. Main q BiOmdean
EEOKUK, IOWA.

ALARG EAssortment oi DruEt'
II Che mics 10, Instruments ant
Fancy articles just received =
The above c5tabHsnmuutT rum'
prising all the new Chemics
Prcparatiops. .Tilden sFiuid kx
tracts, Trusses, Abdomins Sup
rorters, Psssaries ,spceuluns o
ailkinds. stetheecores, Gathe
ters, Spcrmatorrhna Rings, ant
some splendid cases vi Char
ricre's sup rior instruments.
These articles having been se
tectcd with special reference /
the known wants OF the proie
he he's I terms to ophvsicinnk y
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wH. vENCILL. =. H Rss.
venC1D & Jones,
CLoTHIERs
MERCHANT TAILORS

II EEP constantly on hand fine assortment Of
IN CLOTHING OF all descriptions. Also,
Cloths cassinsrss aud ves's"ss.
Having in ouremploy ment 6rst rate Tailors, We
prepared to make Clothing to order cn short
notice aud In the latest style. We also keep con-
stsntly on hand lsfge stock Of Trunks, vaisses,
Carpet Bags, &c.
Customers In want of nything In our line viii
do we'll to give 1s a call before buying elsewhere.
NO. Remember The place at - lain street.
nor th side. VEACILL JONES.
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-KEOKUK. IOWA SATURDAY. JUNE Is, 1861.

oEo.r ANDERSON. ALEX. BARCLAY.
[ESTABLlSHED In lS4s.
BANKIN HOUSE or
Geo. G. Anderson 4 Co.
T THAyETHIE DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
NER in the Banking Business, ALEx BARCLAY, I,
fwho has bean my Teller for the last Eix years..
The business ill hereafter be conducted under the
firm and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oloeKt) in Iowa, the new rrn solicitsa contin-
usnce Of former patronage 40 literally % tended
to them.
They will rake Coll eotio1s and remit--iess Ex-
chAnrc--on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references arc ~ formerly BY the senior
partner, vls.
RBT8RENcxs:
Winslo~ Lanier l. Co., Bankers, ,New-York.
Park Bank. N. Y.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co.., fhtfHdsfphia.
ClApp, Fuller = Browne, Bsnkers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
1fo1mEHH 4 xurrpckr, 6hrnrur
Marine Bank; ["
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics Bank,
Kramer 4 Kahn. Bankers,
Gilmore Broth ton, Ban kers Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt TO-, Bankers, Louisville, Ky.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis, Mo.
Keoku Jan. 1, IS. GEO. IAN DEkEoN.
janl'b0
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the known wants OF the profession, arc e6srsd oD
the best terms to Physicians and Others.
April lYdAw
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4 AnAkLL's kncy clopediA VI Cooking and d.
i i mestic Ecouomy.
Petty Annoy ances Of Married Life.
Bruin.
Conduct Of Life.
Just received and for sale ut
OGDEN BROW NELL 4 co.'s
Clrr Book s1oRE,
Apr7bd 81 MAin-st.