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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-09

FOR THE HAIR
al Card.
DIVIDEND.

CITIZENS DErosI7 BtNE. Joly l. ISL
VIE Directors &C this Bank have this DAY ,lssi7is.
~ adiVidend OF per cent on the Capital SO,
mt Of the profits Of ths last six monthsIayae .
teniand. (Iy2) JOIINB. MILLER CashifL.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Grand Army of the United States.
HEAD oulErzRs CoNNIssARr DEFARrNENT,
W1sHISSToN, D. e., August Z, lSCl-

WlsWINaLUl0f d u E5E17s y 7-E ?
General Order No. $3.50 .,.,.. ,,..,.
ment 10 inc effect that the soldiers in the Army Of
lie United States are suffering, both in palate ana
ISl.c,i Without yeast or rising of amy sort giving
rise to Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morons'
DySentery, 4c.- ,,o..
Therefore. notice is hereby given TO all Charter
master, and their ASSISTANTS Suffers. Army Cooks
ami All Others whom 1t may concern that il is ofthe
utmost importance, respects both eeosos!g M mn
5s1lL that they should furnish themselves with tho
's'' .G.iEisXCELsIOR YEAST POWDER"
For the sale of which, Mcssrs. 4. II. LOGAN 4 co;
and LOGAN. LIST & CO., Dr7i9gfEtS, OF the city oil
yVheeIine arc hereby appointed GsIiCTai 4igeHtF.
. Frrsn evidence in the possession OF this Depart
mani tbey are fully satisfied that the article in
,,,sl,f,, rs tc ..uEsr ARTtcLE OF IRE KIND IN UsE
M, orlar - COL. GOOD WHEAT DIgEAD.
COmHisstry General.
MAJOR asHrE1-IRoz CRACETRs,n
aus Acting Asst CommSSary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-09

DLACIz RIVETs, from Junista from, asso
6ct s5 ''-''' 's's'sa . ?. c. H1LnRErH & BRO.
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SEEDSl SEED

BiREsH GARDEN FIELD SEEDS for sale BY
Il the box, pound or paper, II the Seed Depotoi
janSo SMITH 3 CORNELL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-09

SHEET IRON.
9S0 BDLS. SHEET IRON, assorted, No.14 to -
ZOSS0 Galvanized Sheet do, % 20 tO28
On hand and for sale Cheap by
oct25 +. o. fIILDRETII & BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

y ,'oR Rt..T-Ite next year, he
Il REG TORY,
' tin good buildings and i0l acres of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21
Conf cation In Baltimore.

NJ E&.'or Ii may not b. urintereStins to
he many friends Of mr. John ! Chancellor
10 know that MI ~ his taugihie property as
the cay Of baltimore, consisting Of n good
library. valuable clothing, aud magnificent
household furniture, has been appropriated
70 the Lincoln Government under the con-
hNsiion act. Mr.. Chancellor - . highly
inn gent and true son OF the Snath & adj is
row 4 refugee IN this state, having left BtItl-
more nj the beginning of the war, preferrtug
To gave up All AMI flee 10 his mother State
rather than submit 20 The insults Of Lin
coin myTmidonS. A. SoLpIER.
Manassas ,jaar.ios, Eoo. II, 1861.
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3oti4i.g fer the Soldiers,

CAsr NEAR CEVrkEvIILR
nov. -, 1861.
Editors pispaf ~ see, from your paper, thar
n record has been kept OF contributions u
winter clothing TO our army.
A part OF that record, allow n 10 state
that MesSrs. Hughes. Bryan * Cameron have
lately reached here from Wilkinson county.
MisSisSl rpi, with 10000 worth OF blankets
oEercoats, pantaloons, shoes, socks, w0rien
underclothes &c, tor three ccmptni : from
thai county, now III the Sth and 2lst EIissls-
sippi regiments.
The clothing was all m aGe mp py the ladies'
OF the county, from wool grown spun. aud
woven IN THE county, the shoes from leather
tanned there, and the btlnkets were priuVi-
paiiy from from The private bedding OF the
citizens. These gentlemen came to This plqce
direct from Lynchburg, and therefore tleii.
report WAS not made To her sons In Richmond.
Very respectfully, \. {. Hour.
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Written for the Richmond pispa,ch,l
ON THE RESIGNATION OF GEN SCOTT
~ ". - WHARTON.

The hungry old Essu who eFeved To base gold
Ia he souad IN his Federal mes.
Who, for feyenteen thouSGad as etrthf4gbt soi T.
AMI he laight have tUcn lH@ch ned tor less
Bika f.uctief fall vti'e frou' ! Is fual asp
grePpad tbs s~c1d that bsssowrt On another
That sori wA,rh bN pia ,ee - recently elasped
10 pierce TIE tax breast Of he mother.
Eu HI "a >thar ltil lives IS Sac boat of he brave
Win her glory uastsintd by Blot.
Saye when fer bjrihooG's io'nfIi fence she save
Ia The wa.ld such a .rsiter as Scot
Wt1.c il ere second childhood b. ,nifers away
From tha e'aSe beA reeIsit oh. neveri
\ All in die - ,si scene lis old nli'St ay
Unee ri ,tya nph Hnored forever
but bar now leaves he sirlfs 70 seek rcposo
q whece thai epase " ne fins
Wlvn she bssgt Is eoasa6Iea viti"iFs e tulcF and
woes.
And relHeyse sver gas 80 on the mind
And in vatu he Will seek N foreign land
Yer rows that may sooth' and delight him
Fer j q an arcry hiLov that lashes the strand
Isis cons aisa1e- 80 g.i'y, Will s....te Lin,
The an Us and naFies AL tdirstinE f97 blood,
VA ga he seat his osn k.dsIaeR 20 Slay,
The ~oa5hronS have vsnqu,shs5 ~ field and blood.
AMI ma su-es 'he we iaSea away
Like piatos picked sAau,' b lo~ sinks to the
csgiE
o. Ike Arnold ali covered 49,. -la,nel
Bat the treason h play 20 a." iaud oi IA str'a,
VIII Ger live 10 ,aake h .te'ul l. na.4-.
- eSyiAe. .E0r. l. leG}.
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TER ARRANGEMENT

w
To JAMESTOWN, KING'SM MILL. GROVE
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK
WHAREES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt J. n. FREE
Man, will, on and after WEDNESDAY MORN
ING pezt. the 9Th instant leave the harf at Rock
etts, regularly every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day mornings, g. 81 o clock precisely for the above
PLACES; lay at the Rock Wharf all night, and re-
turn each alternate dsy-Tuesdav, Thursday, and
Saturday NOTWITHSTANDING Rock Wharf al the
same hour 6i O'Clock, and toacb at al the regular
landings, going and returning.
az Passage and freight usual
oc29 r. 0. HASKINS.
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s'OR EENT-TLo large f5ur-st5ry
e UNDER HOUSE,,
-, .he Dock, correr Il Gary AID 2otb -tre~ts, at
present occupied 10y Cant. l.. libby. For terms,
apply the premises, or 10
CHRISTIAN i LEA,
no its 20. h ST.. u A-r Main
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DEPor OF ARMY r, CLOTHING


AND
TEN
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
On haad and making
5000 pair gray Cashmere PANTS.
5000 do do. COATS.
l 600 Blanket OvERCOATS, with Capss.
1000 pair Long legged BOOTS, for Cavalry.
l,0e0 pair heavy grained do, for infantry.
$500 pair home made SHOES.
1000 pair heavy brogan de-
1900 brown Flannel OvERsHIRTS, extra heavy.
800 red do. 90. do. do.
1000 plaid GO. do. all wool.
1000 plaid Linsey do. all wool filling.
LOCO FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS.
10000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
l0.000 pair DRAWERS, (t.ied)
) 600 CAPS and HATS.
Loco Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS
500 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
! COO pair BLANKETS.
Large quantity OF TENTS for priyates and Off
hand, and extensive preparations for til .ir
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH and TRAININGS for officers
uniforms
The subscriber having mads his contracts for
& DDS early last spiog and secured large quanti-
ty, can fIrEsh the above articles as low as can be
hal within the limits OF tbs Confederate States
no II-3w* JOS. A. MABRY.
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4 LkRED Moses NJ. CO Nan STREET has
jus, received from Louisville, Ky. Na3hv.i.e.
Tenn. New Orleans. aud Other Southern cities
go 81 i04, IA, u He'd Slaake;a. 1890 pounds
Black ana Dreh Patent Thread aou0 soy. G1a.s e
Spool Cotton $40 gross Stay Binding 5o} gross
Pant Buckles, 2,oJ0 gross Pant Buttous 500 gross
Military Buttons, i0u d9z. Flannel Shirts; 2,CUJ vida
..ieelhed Cotton; ! 800 pair Neus BrygGns, 1900
yards Dark Prints - pieces Blue Cloths IS pieces
hue Gray Cloths 100 pieces Gray Satiaels and
Kimeres, pieces fine Scarlet Cloth, pieces SIX
Tiue Cloth fine SKY Blue Csesnere Blankets. SEQ
pieces city-made pu C!oth 100 pieces lo3 and IA
Sheetings - hd"s Brown Doulestics: - baia. Dot
ia czuibuT -, 1000 bales Broyyn and Black Geor-
ga kerseys; 100 pieces STUFF nress Goods: 200 dor
Madras Handkerchefs; 200 dor Cotton half
Hoss; - doz Buck Gloves; ladies Hosiery; 500
doz Yarn Socks.
Al Of the above viii he offered to the trade st a
small advsace the cost for cash only.
oc23 ALFRED MOSES 80 Main st.
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skkSa saseS3Esss. s&c.

Es l. u l. 1t i L4TAN
- SEW y q SIT. K .
Sublime quality, Of the very bes; lleeuEac1ure5.
Blue French LLDTH, AMI
Military Gilt Coat bUIT0Ns.
For esle by
4. Z
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGE MENr.
I'm And aftsr MONDAY, November llth, the
Mail and Passenger Trains will leave Richmond for
Gordonsville, Charlottesville, and Stanton daily
at 7.30 A. M connecting with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Train at Gordons
Vile, for Manassas and intermediate poins and q.
Charlottesville for Lynchburg.
Between Stsunton and Jack son's River the Mail
Train will be run tri weekly, leaving Staunson on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and Jack
sons River on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.
days.
Hartman Browns Stage Line for Lexington,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and Go
shen on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS
Harmau. Mason & Co.'S Stage Line for White
Sulphur Lewisburg, &c, connects with this train
on Tuesdays Thursdays. and saturdays
The regular Through Freight Train tor Gordons
vile, and points west of there leaves Richmond a.
80 P. NJ on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays;
and arrive from tho west at A NJ. on Sundays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays.
A regular Way Freight Train for Gordonsville,
and points east, leaves daily, Sundays excepted,
at 30 A. NJ. III. D. WBITCOMB,
no General Superintendent.
In CONSEQ UENCE OF THE LARGE
I amount of transportation which il being per
formed by this company for the Government. the
clerks in tie freight department have no time to
collect bills outside of the depot. We therefore
compelled to require that all consigners Of goods
IT ceved over this road shall pay the whole amount
due on the same before they are delivered. This
rule will be enforced in all
THOS. II. WYNNE Sup't.
Office II. 4. 2. r. r. Co,
Richmond, Va, Nov. Is. 1861. no 6-lm
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9FAtTloN.- No one is authorized to collect
I Virginia arms 10 this city, or elsewhere In this
state. unless they show written authority from me
THIS notice s not Of course to interfere with the
authority Of tbe Adutar, General OF the State in
any order lie may have issred, or may Issue here
after unop this suhcct but IS given prevent I'M
POSITIONS by hose having 10 authority, and who
make M return &c this oFdca.
g. DTNNOCk
oc Its Col. of Ordinance Of Virginia.
Civ rR0arz .0nv-
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EyCEyAy9E rgROEAa:Es&.


OFFICE OF Il. II. mhURY IL 90,
UHDFK ST CHARLES HOTzL.
GNTOCkS AND BONDS FOR SALE.
>
CONFEDERATE STATES, Coupon and Re-
gisteTed
VA. STATE SIZES, Registered.
WANTED
GOLD AND SILVER COIN. for which the high
ct market rate ill he rai.;. no ITS
FsNHE sOUTHEkN
MANUFACTURERS BANK.
No further Issue ot this mote VIII be made. Its
peompt redemption, however, will be made 80 here
& fore, st tie Banking House Of G.. w. PURCELL !,
CO. l DO his to meet what seems TO be geL eral
{ sire to suppress the issue OF nAiscriunate
circulation Of small notes. G.. w. PUhCELl.
EXCHANGE i BANKING HOUSE OF
G. W. PURCELL q 90.
ia accordance With the above, viii redeem,
when presented ut our counter, tie notes Of The
: ,u'heTn Manufacturers BAIL
10 SIS {. W. PURCELL i 90.
1. w. PURCELL & cos
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
s'HE HIGHEST PRENLU9t paid for
GOLD AND SILVER.
ETDCKS bought and sold on commission.
oc -S--la
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TDWlN q. BROWN,
~ MIDDLEBUR6, LOUDOUN Co., VA,
Has inst received from New Orleans
rs reans Note and Letter PAPER.
a6 dozen Lead PENCILS.
1S dozen fine Ivory COMBS.
IL dozen Tooth BRUSHES.
II gross steel PENS
Is lbs. FLAX THREAD.
Also
OF Southern lSapufacture--
100 pan Gents doublesole OXFORD TIES,
Which he viii! Ieii at moderate profit.
EE Orders solicited &C 2i--imt
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II 0rdsrs promptly attended to.
W. 7 WI
% l Druggists, l55 Mais street. corner 18th.

BODEKER * co, APOTHECARIES
A. ANDDRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
near Old Market Richmond. Va, will keep on hand
a general assortment OF pure Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals Oils, Paints, Window Glass, Putty. Dye
SsuFs Pstent Medicines, Brushes of all Kinds Sur
gieal Appliances Burning Fluid. Alcohol Soaps,
Psrfumery Fancy Articles Garden Seeds, Glne
Sand Paper. Tobacco. Cigars, Snud, Medicinal
Liquors, Sc
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care by members of the arm alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the MOS. reliable medicines fur.
uished les
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TLLETT q IJI.aWKY.

7 : LLETT It DisHWkI,
Il NO. II Pearl STREET.
Have in store and offer for sale largo stock If
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope
Brown Drillings and Csnabu--si
81, Z, and A Brown Sbeeting aai Strings ;
Cotton PIaiis and Stripes
Hesvy Wooden Linaeys, t:rseys, and Tweads,
Military Buttons; Blue Clrtt5,
Light iiui-Grd Cloths. snitshie for ladies' cCaks,
And P good assortment II seasonable Dry
Goods cr SIS
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ssEs1Gz.ATsA'FsesyS.

10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
, Il PROCLAMATION.- Whereas a VA
cbnCy has occurred. in the representation of this
Commonwealth, il the General Assembly by
the resignation Of JAMES G. PAXTON. the Seq
stor for the District composed of the counties Of
Bath, Highland, and Rockbridgs Therefore |
JOHN LEtCHER, Governor Il The Commonwealth
OF Virginia do hereby require the Sheriiis OF the
said coCpties 10 hold elections in their respective
counties, on the 18th day O. DECEMBER next, for
II Senator 10 fill the vacancy aforesaid.
,0~0, Given under my hand as Governor, and
: L. S. : under the less seal of the Commonwealth
{ W. at Richmond, this 18Th day of November,
y. ID. 1861, and IL The 5o;a yeaF of The Common
wealth JOHN LErCHER.
by the Governor:
GEO. W. MUNFORD,
no 19--tde Sec'y of the Commonwealth
ee Lexington papers copy.
10y TIL. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAIM ATION.-Whereas = va
oeeasioned ty the resignation of Al FRED NJ. BAR.
BoUR, Of the members for Lhs county of Jeffer
son. therefore the Sheriff OF the said ouoty il here
By required 10 hold election the several places
OF voting prescribed by law in said county on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day of November (the pre
nj month"; for a member of the Convention 10
Il i the vacancy aforesaid
- Given under my hand as Governor and IN
u. der the Seal of the Commonwealth
49, at Richmond this 7th day of November
1901, and in the year Of the Commonwealth the
eighty sixth JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEO. w. MuNFoRD
Sec'y OF the Common wealth
KE The papers in Jefferson county will COPY
aud send their accounts TO the Executive Depart
ment. no9-tde
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EsEsUGs, MEDICINES, <xc.
~ EW DRUG STORE.
I ". FEAYbEk,

4 w. FEAYSER
APoTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
SeoenieeHk, bstoscn Grace and Brood sirtess
RICHMOND, Va,
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar
ticles, Toilet Soaps, Per1umery. DC. Also, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stufs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oh, Al
oohoi; Garden and Flower Seeds, Cigars Suut
and Tobacco, of various brands Brushes, Combs
&c. all the popular Patent Medicines OF the day.
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terrns
Physicians and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded g. all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
NH u Eth street.
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r OOk OUT FOR THE RI0Hr PLACE

ODk OUT FOR THE RIOHT PLACE
< No. n MAIN STREE Great i'm Importance
/" al In want of Dry Goods, Dry Goods. just
ceiyet a very extensive stock OF DRY GOODS,
consisting of 5000 yards beautiful small and large
figured Prints, De LANES. Apacas, Msrinoes, La
valla, Mohair Debegas, NJ uBiin Robes; 900 misses
and ladies single ana double Plain and Plaid Wooden
Hhawis cheaper than any other horse will sel
from 81 upward 300 extra fine ladies Linen Hand
kerchieIs, at SO per dozen, worth az 100 fine Bed
Blsnkee, astonishingly low for tie times 100 Gray
and White Blankets for soldiers, &c; 800 pieces
White, Gray, and Blue Plain and Twed Flannel
the cheapest in the city the greatest bargains in
Brown and Black Shifting and Sheeting . pieces
10 aud II Bleached SheeiuF; g. 900 yards small
Paid bingham and Domestic Stripe, for servants A.:
Dress Goods Hoseres, Gloves, Irish Linen, Z able
Cl3ths, fine worked Bands aud lsdes Collars
Cloaks. Linseys, Shoes aud Boots, ard numerous
ether goods, al a reasonable price at u Main st
DC 80 JOSEPH S1RAUSE
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VA T T z T . N

MILITARY MEN.
WI ATTEN TIONl
The largest variety 10 be found in -
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and FESTlNt S,
For military suits and citizens fine dress. Three
thousand yards 49, -
COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS. by the yari, or large quantity
Over Coating, ali grades, soma fine; Beaver and
Petersham, for officers coats, Military Over oats,
IN great variety; Camp Blankets, Shawls, Gloves
Socks Comforts Oil over Goats, Leggns, and Cap
Covers; Water proof Seamless over Coats; Water
Proof 90 on hand) Suits made TO measure in short
notice warrao ID to fit; Merrc. Lambs Wool, and
Shaker tn6er-Shirts and Drawers, ali sizes; fine
Preach Cloths and CRssIneres, black and faocy
he finest assortment to be found; Vestings of ali
styles al made to measure ia the best style; Trim
nings al kinds 4 full assortment of fine Dress
Cloth Goats, AID black Doe Skin Pants, IA full as
sorttIent on hand
BOYS CLOTHIN G-0ve>Coats Jackets,
Pants and Vests.
T. W, ROYoTON d CO., 81 Sycamore St,
no SIM Petersburg, Va.
MO TIC E.--TENIo, TENTS, TENTS
II We are prepared to make Wall Tents Sibley
Tents, Il Tents, Bel Tents, and every other kind
Of Tents and flys. Also, grain and Other BaFs IN
large small quantities, any other kind of work
that il to be made of cloth, at short notice.
D. &. CORDLk * Co. 9ta St, between
90 GS-lln* Grace and BroSi sts.. Riehmonf,Fs.
rv- - r. i11S- ~ & ~ - =; " l. n YSG
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IRON, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
O. MAzANGE Il CO., MOBILE, Ala,
Offer for sale, for cash
5000 kegs NAILS; 100 casks HOES.
GOO tons Swedes IRON, TO ~ inches wide.
800 tons Refined English IRON 70 "a inc wide
80 tons Piow STEEL, to "a inches wide
100 tons Bundle IRON, of all descriptions
30 tons Cast, German, Blisterei, and Crowley
STEEL
100 casks Trace, OK, Log, Halter, and Coil
CHAIN.
Blscksrniths' TOOLS, of all descriptions; Car
peniers Gunsmiths', Tanners, and Coopers'
TOOLS; "Butchers' FILES and RASPS, Of ell
kinds; TIN-wARE. a general assortment; India
Rubber BETTING, of all sizes: Manila and Cotton
ROPE; Short and Long Handle SPADES and
SHOyETS 100 bags HORSE NAILS and
wrought NAILS; PISTOLS, PERCUSSION
CAPS. GUN .FLINTS; GUN LOCKS, HORSE
BRUSHES; CURRY COMBS; WOOD SCREWS;
STOVES, of all kinds Building MATERIALS;
with general assortment of HARDWARE and
2s-lrl<
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a4zHE q EaseG a8ssjRANGa:,

! n ) L K a n q L.
Ti4E VIRGINI 4 FIAt, AND MARINE IN
SU A Il Z & & d NJ PANY,
OFFICE, No. 1873,
Their new building, on Main street, next door 20
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond
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SAVINGS BANKS.

OFFICE OF THE I
HOME SAVINGS BANK.
10y ORDER of the Board Of Dire ctors OF this
1 Savings Bank. the issue of small notes Ia dis
continued. The issue will re redeemed AT the of
fee. - Main IT. WIN. Il. JOHNSON, Ca hier.
no ta--.,ts
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100000,
49, a u --------"------'' ------ Es<t5,coo'
81. - ----'---'----- ]''"t"'
,...
III" i-eHisi%tu'' ana II s''e'rS9iI' otG'sdo4 l"r
il'ty Et@sa eoAt1"e5 70 insure Ia cry ana COM
a!---7. i's' {" u'l-''S- ~ "'7' @44''5' every
- .S'If-t';- - Eioto' . -
80 l-S ~-a ~ p go 't' ana rt.ks on "a
~ - - 90, ,- - P>'''7 q ''i' '''@l'
81 Ie9'oD'p-e .f''7a o' premium
- :, b - - -a., ~, p e,.l' 80 piiaS'e
- :, 40 oto1S.e' IL iTsi .
q. ..l'I ION ~ Sct.eIl.ent ol clsls "hi@h Ii
ia - S''' 80 ~ 80 80 . ;" u''.iNe
nLcl me gu yL.i~ils Stit'i a'iY may
- "a ~ 81. .-'" {" " 'Ii' t'l4i-
~ - -: y: 9. 10y fo.'lriea ID .iie ss'S.'e-
@t!ACa''''i ny ierteI VI ollei"''e' ." ne fFes
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HARBON HILL COKE ia not nossihie
7 J that we can supply for some time to come the
demand for Coke for all the purposes 10 which it il
sought 70 be applied. Beyond the hospitals and
other benevolent Institutions il cannot be spsrad
for furnaces or heating purposes. II sciu ereru
bush4 be iRdispensabty required fer cooking For
this purpose we expect TO be able TO furnish the
families Of those who are in actual service in distant
regular customers for past seasons nho hare paid
for rRat hey hare ALREADY c0asuned The balance
of our weekly product viii be sold to other sppIi.
cants in the order In which it is applied for and
delivered in the order in which it is sold-subject
always 20 the precedence of the three classes
above, gitsom regard TO date Of orders, We do not
expect to be able 10 spare more than one load per
month 10 any private family.
No order will be recognized that Is no. accom-
painted with the cash. JNO. j. WERrH
4--tS Aoao,
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GFF EE o THE LID D0hI NON
SAVINGS BANK, Nov. If 1861
10y ORDER % the President and Boa 4 of Di
i recto.s of -fhiR Savlngo Hankt the issue Of
s.ls all notpsis discontinued -
The issue willbe redeemed in bsnkabIe funds at
tn office Of the Bank, No. 193 Main street
no IS-et JNo F. REaNAULT, Cashier.
UTlGE AS it seems to be the wish Of the
V Authorities to suppress the issue ard rircr'a-
i IA Of all notes, the MINERAL BAN Il OF
KICHMUND will cease taeir issue from this date,
AID hereby give notice to holders that they X il be
pleased on application, to redeem their notes at
their Office No. "a Main st. :. MASON.
Richmond, Nov l., Icoi. TO lS-6t
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y. MITCHELL and JAMES h GopI,lN rs
sors tor the district above, embracing 81 =
streets. fer the purPose OF 90 tsinlss we -,
property thereto according u an at On - =.
The assessors viii endsav0T 20 leSNe WV -.
spoetiye parties, or at their residences, dss =. y,
FIRMS of property taxable under sad se'' " 81. u.
turned flied up, uIder oath ON or hSiote "a t,f
eenlher next, al my office on bank slFeet -
west OF nth street. All parties ownihs i''fsss
or the representatives Of Others, tsiins 70 -,
such return are liable 90 he taxed d"ins :"
for,aity with the law. w. q. TAflOn'
Collector of the Confederate az
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pay you the money and costs dseIvc1 " IA
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for you, that you are ahseot ifoia your - nov
aanas, and In the army. this IN 80 nolly w" .sq
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