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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

FoKr WAsHIEaros.--This Fort, a few miles
below this place, has become a nuisance, and
the control of the river, and exercises 1t with
vast deal OF insolence. All vessels are In
spec ted; some have beer fired at, and numbers
turned back loaded with wood .--Alerdndrta
Sentinel.
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@g PARIS fAsiiioNs! @9
~ MISS REBECCA SEMON W4{0
sT - las s5r inst returned with her rewL0
PARIS FASHIONS
~ For Ladies and Children
And respectfully invite the Ladies and Gent;emsu
down to examine her complete stock of NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
styles such as
spanish Suits for Boys; Zouava and Josenhine
Sacque for Boys; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket for
Boys; Mazzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for Boys
Circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Paletat for
Girls; Children's Franklin Dress, beautiful: st
Lawrence Dress for little Girls Misses Cherub
Sacquei Piocolomini Apron for Girls; Children :
Flantra Apron; the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
Tulie Waist; a variety of Waist and Sleeve Pat
terms; varsity Of Walking Sacques for Misses; a
Cared Dress for Misses; an Arabian Mantle for
Spring, for Ladies; a new style Zouave for Ladies';
Zouave Shirt for little Boys: Palmetto Walking
oac9ue for Misses; also, a great many other new
style patterns now ready. Persons In want of
something handsome will call down soon
MISS SEMOS is now ready to EMBROID and
BRAID all styles of Needle Work and STAMPING
PlNKlNG and MARKING done at the shortsst
notice. N entire wardrobe FOR Infants; Ladies'
Flannel Shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended to. On hand and for sale Nil
colors of French and German Embroidery Silk =
Ladies', now call down aud see for yonrself-it :.
my motto to please. Thankful FOR YOUR past nat
r0nage | wish a continuance OF the same Dlnit
forget the place, at Mr.. + SBMoN's residence two
doors below the st. Charles Hotel, Main st.. tup
stairs) lap BIN REBBCCA SEMON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

THE NgY YORK Sroog BoARD-By a special
dispatch we learn that Virginia bonds, which
were quoted at SO on Monday. went sp to As
on Tuesday and Missouri also experienced
marked improvement. The fact Is significant,
but of whatr Were there concurrent facts to
sustain the inference we might cherish the
hope that it indicates peaceful solution of the
difficulties In which we are entangled.-BaH.
SIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

Ssfzyls or PowpER.-lt Is stated in q
Wheeling paper that boat load Of powder,
purchased at YitssbuSg. ler which go 600
.....a, was seized on the ...-, -.
VILE, va, by the gu thorittes. The powdsf !"
stored At that place.
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FROM THE NORTH.

Ihs baltimore American, of "Wednesday.
.ays;
a gentleman, resident of this city, who
came through yesterday from Philaddlph
and New York, furnishes us some lnteres ting
fSels that came under his notice The whole
country was wild with the war spirit .
Phllade!phia and New York were thronged
with troops, and reinforcements were pour
Ing in FROM all quarters. Up to Monday night
seven thousand had left New York and four
thousand from Philadelphia for Washington
Two thousand were at Perrysyille, on the
east Side of the Susquehanna, waiting trans
portation TO Annapolis. The Government
had four steamers there, brought through the
canal, with number Of barges. The whole
t.1e oi railT lad from Rhiladelphia 10 the Sus-
guehanna was in the possession of the troops,
Wi'h small parties stationed at different
lCiuts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

ANOTHER MISUNDERSTANDING to a Mem
phfs paper, the following is reported to be the
answer Of Governor Render, of Arkansas, 10
Lincoln reqnisition for volunteers. "Yours
from Arkansas. Nary oae-see you d-m-d
drstn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26
By KObt. b. Lyme, Auct.

H0USE AND LOT on UNION HILL,
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day OF
May, at o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises, III
ialri II not, the next fair day thereafter,) that
newly erected BRICK HOUSE,. situated on M and
hksslgn streets, containing rooms, passage, aud
Ktchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms
The Lot fronts 50 feet, and runs back 900 feet Ii
lsrsgarded as pleasant location and in d healthy
AND desirable neighborhood. ltcan be purchased
privately till day OF sale, when, if sold due mo-
tice will be given.
TEkAs-Llbsral. R0. B. LYME, Auct,
ap lt-dtds Otice METROPOLITAN Hail
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AmrurArIos, --0n MONDAY Hast, Col Iros.
r. Steuart, who was accidentally wognoeQ ~
the arlnory Of tho Law Greys at Haltimo!e.
submitted 10 the amputation OF his injured
limb, below the ankle. he was doing wen u
last AeoOunts
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Contraband Goods Seized at Pittsburg.
PITrsBuRG, April 22-Many lots of contra.
band goods have been seized by the Committee
OF Public Safety. They give notice that here
after no goods of any description for the
Southern States shall pass through Pittsburg.
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HARPgR's FBRRY.--It Is stated that the
works at Harper's Ferry, now in charge of the
turing from $50 to 800 Minnie rifle. per day.
be distributed to the troops of the State. s.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

LARGE Subtitle lands Of tho Goal River
aud Kanawha Mining and Manufacturing
Company. on priar Greek aud Big Goal River,
Kama v ha county. were sold at auction few
days ago for $50 800. A. H. Dana and others,
Of New York, purchasers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

BALrIAoRs Uusron- HousE. THE newly-ap-
pointed yCoilector OF the Port Of Baltimore
had not appeared on Monday TO take posses
sion " the ofBee, and seysral ~ the other
uewly-xppointed Oastom Hoase oG1cArs have
refused " sccspt thely commissions =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

EDITORS OFF PoR THE WAR--The editors of
the Tenth Legion, Woodstock, Va } and the
Lexington Valley Star have said farewell to
Their readers and entered the service Of the
State.
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arrival Of the N. Y. Seventh Regiment a,
WASHINGTON.

ALEXANDRIA, April 25.-The N. 7. Seventh
Regiment have arrived in Washington from
Annapolis. The railroad from Washington
70 Annapolis is open, and guarded by troops
The New York and Massach usetts Regiments
took possession of the railroad, and troops
were probably also thrown out from Wash
ington.
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-. R0fkUIIqX6 cuuLEYf va, Or 70
PURCELL, LAhb y CO.. General Agents,


This article IL prepared from the water OF the
BEDFORD ALuM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by I
careful and scientific method Of evaporation
whereby All OF the mineral Ing rsdiants and msdis
impaired. Call and procure : pamphlet Of gu,
Assats. CONTAINING certificates Of Prof. AAAUsI
JAcksoH, Of the Jsfersoa Msdical Colleges, Phila.
nsaes, tsstsfytns TO vi esssSsy 10 ysr,oab dis.
ssss.. Yps MASS sad WATER u akSps az ssls
Druggists, hsAmo4d. Va. 80 ~ 8 80
=, EcNoLs i HONS,
Il 1s-dsm 's py0pr3etors.
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RUNA WAYS.

-S-
a 25 REWARD.-Rauawav on the
81 2sth of March, WOMAN named NANCY
-EHA whom | p7rchssed Of H. Stern of this
<A0city. Sheis Of medium size rather spare
-xzkA made, of ginger bread color. has di
dent Ionk when spoken to. is % years old has a
blister soar on her neck. She was sold last Christ
mas at the sale OF VIM. Andrews, deceased niue
miies above the city. she may now he n that
neighborheod, or near Slash Cottage, az she has
place. in Hanover county. She was hired to Mr.
Samuel Allen, Of this city, last year. and has
husband hired to Mr.: Ballard dt the Exchange
Hotel, BY the name of Dolphius. / will pay tie
ABOVE reward If delivered to me In Richmond
ap E-lwf X. h. WOODWARD.
In TWENTY-FIVE DOLLANS RE.
"a WARD RI Runaway from my place in
IN Chesterfield county, Va nv Negro Man
~ BEN JOHNSON, Of black color, about 5
.Hx~ feet 10 inches high, weighs about rs lbs ,
apparently IS or 90 years old, aad il a good cook
and Is probably hiring himself to cook in Rich ;
mGad or Petersburg The above reward viii be
Co ofice or safe Judgment in some Jail. He
ap Eft ALBERT C. PHLIIaM
80 COMMITTEI 10 JAIL As KUN
GH AWAY.-Was committed to the jail of the
~ I'd day OF January, 1881, Negro Man WIN
-. JOHNSON. The said negro man is FIVE feet
three inches high, and weighs about 1876 pounds:
has one scar on right arm ABOVE his elbow; lii hi
complexion; about thirty years old.
Had on when committed to jail, black cloth
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and saws ba was
born free. In Baltimore, Maryland;
NH Levy Sergeant CITY Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

Rssr6SArIox.-Mr. c. F. Dohm, of the AID :
ans Express Company, on duty between this
city and Knoxville, Immediately on hearing
Of the troubles In Baltimore, resigned his sit
uation and left to join his ,companySShs Bal
tiEors City q matchmaking Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

DgLAwARB.-Iti is stated that the delaware
State arms are in possession of the Secession
ists. The Governor of Delaware has not re-
sponded to the req uisition Of the President,
and will not.
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SeiZure of Vessels

NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-The citizens OF
Brosheur city, Berwicks Bay, have seized two
schooners laden with ship timber, valued at
10000, for the Brooklyn and Charlestown
nayy-yards.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

Mr.. Breckenridge addressed large meeting
a. Loulsviile on Saturday. He proposed that
Kentucky present herself at the extra session
Of Congress on the Fourth of July, and
through her Senators and Representative
protest against the settlement Of the present
ANTIQUITIES by the sword, Kentucky In the
meantime TO call a State Convention to aid
Ter Congressman In present ting that protest.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

The election for delegates TO tho special Sea-
zion of the Maryland Legislature took place
on Wednesday. 10 Baltimore there was no
opposition 10 the ticket nominated by the
statsE. Rights and Southern Rights Con VEN
ton Matters in the city continued generally
quiet lt ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26
BY Alexander Mott, Aucrr.

~ sIONS &c, AT AUCTION will be sold,
At my store, on SATURDAY. April 77th, com
gaencfng at 10 O'Clock, large lot OF DRY G0oDs-
Hosiery, Piece Goods, and Ready Made Clothing;
GRoCERIRS-SeSp, Candles, Brandy, Whlskey:
Stone. Glass and Crockery Ware; new and sec
"nd hand Furniture; Beds, Mattresses, Stoves,
ing Tobacco, show Gases.
Also.-Clocks, Watches, Jewsiry, and Fancy
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/sINCINNATl X ECTIFIED WHIxK Ef.-
u 100 bbis. Pixies Xxx, expastsJ daily, iov
sale e arrive. W WoABLE y rLAI19axt.
n0ck1RADG. AL6M WxTEK-Ws
bridge Alum Water Just bottled, direct fron. IS !
Springs. nEADk DAk1k, DfdHsissS.
ed - M so! IN. COZ. Above fost.oSs,.
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURE DAY3.
by Z. b. Cock, Auet.

BY Il. b. Cook, Auct.
cNUFF AND TOBACCO FA CT orr AT
y AUGTIoN On TuEsDAr, 18th instant. ut Is
o'clock, I'LL sell, at the SNUG and Tosa, 90 Fac
tory on 18Th, between Main and Franklin streets.
occupied by J. Morris Go , sll the stock. con
sisting 81 ENGINE MACH1NERY, SEUtF, stock
&c, all in complete order for successful bust,
!. This isAn opportunity seldom offered, It being
the only Ssuf Factory In the south
At the same tins, the KEY OF the house will be
sold.
TERMs-Mads known at sale.
ap2S E. r. COOK Auct'r
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NH 25-law4w &dtds - A"e''.

'TNR USTEE's SAFE or f11,I !, + ANN .Or
Il On DUEAL STREET, IN PRICES ApUi,
TOMAS Trustee In a certain deed of trust from
isaS, dniy recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
Shall In execution thereof, at the reauest of
proceed to sell at public ction, ON the premises
On 81, MoND1 The 2sth Of April, at ~ o'clock r M,
real estate conveyed by the said deed. eonsistine
of LOT, with aFRAMED TENEMENT thereon
now In the occupancy OF the said Brewer nearly
opposite to Duval street Chapel, fronting 20 feet
on the South line of Duval street, running back
an average depth of 100 feet ">
Terms; Cash. The taxes for 1881 to be- paid BY
the purchaser. w GOnDI
ap 10 Tr,stoo
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The New York Loan for War Purposes.
ALBANY, April 22.-The Banks here have
rendered to Gov. Morgan their share of the
$4,000 State loan for war purposes.
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.

GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
- IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMOND BY re-
quest and consent of DR.. +. w. Roddey. and
IN execution of deed of trust from himself
ana VIE to Powhatsn Roberts, Trustee, bearing
GATE the Slst day of October, 1880 duly recorded In
henrlce county, the undersigneA as auction esrs
scat'ing ior ths said Trustee and the said Roddey
premises, ON WEDNESDAY, the LIST Nav. iss, 's AZ
O'clock z df fair; If not, the frst fair day
tnereaiter,) the valuable Real Estate in the town
Of sidney, on which the said Roddey now resides
consisting of twenty Lots, as laid down in the
plan OF Sidney, bounded by Grove and ether
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected a most
oeautiful and costly resid pee, together. with
other buildings, such as Kitchen, Stable, Car
very beautiful, and the neighborhood the most
improving Of any around Richmond. The prop.
erty will be divided to suit bidders ''Nf
TRRMs-Liberal, and made known at sale. The
taxes Tor 1881 to be paid by the purchaser
$3.50 f.GODDIN Il APPERSON Auets
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.

MIGHT SALES.--Wiii be sold, At auction
~ THIS EVbNlN u, and sontnue d antil further
notee, large and gen sxal ortnsnt OF W atcnes
yewelry, Plated Ware cutlery, Dfy Goods And
fancy Articles. Sale 90 comm snce At O elk p "a.
ia aa-ts ALEXANDRA MOTT. Auct'r0
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kusINEaa NOTICES.

Al LANdhOKN q SONS
NAs CHEWING AND SMOKING s Z.
TOB &C O.
Always on hand and for sale, at prices FROM rs
TO IS GENTS PER POUND: F'
NJ. LANGHORN Il SOA'S "ORONOCO lbs -
LODE STAR "CITY TRADE" s.GOLD
LEAF," '.sTANARD," and '.GOLDKN PEACH
brands. Also, their Celebrated :. YkNA CLUB
and STAR SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
the finest Leaf. ~tA8 y a 3
Dealers are requested to call and examine the
stock. BROWN & MCCLELLAND,
Efa FIN Il ~ Agents for Mann factnrers
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CLOTHING, 60

1000 SA Nj l. ES OF GOODS-Freneh
IV'U English aud home made, which / will
make to order In the latest shape and in the best
manner.
sell goods at a low figure, strictly for cash.
IRVING HULL. Agent,
apt6 81 Main eornar IAtbs,raat
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ORDNANCE DEPARTM sYT

OAK AND PINE WOOD-seasoned md nd sr
~ shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de l2-ts JNO. J. wERTH. Aga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

AN CORDS DIZZY OAK " 90 D--Uu ID :
~ whari' ior sale by .ta A. $ LEE
I-t (,,.SI H., n ID.
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soHstant supply OF n r,--.-- -
OAK and PINE w0op., g
Which Will be delivered to families st the vNry
lowest market price. re- y 80 = ~
fe Ats . %. ..l.sA q JEp
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WOOD, COAL, DC.

(yokE.-Ths prices OF CARBON HILL COKH
" VIII be, until farther notice, ~ follows. ~
Lump Coke, ...... ...... -. 50 - per Load.
ntove Cgke, ...'.. ...,...........6.0 20 I" ..
ap 2-ts JOHN r WRRTu a.nrx
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$50 TloN - will sell, to the highest biddeg.
on pkiDAl, the 2otb Of April. at 4 o'e!. OK
about - miles Northwest or Riohnoud. on IN.
X f.NP- Railroad. aud the road Leading 10 tia
pies, MIL containing NINETY }ACkts with n
comfortable DIV sLLlNG-HOuSE with four rooms.
iSE HOUSE, and ali other Bhossss necessary for
me accommodations Of q family. The LAM has
lSd ppairy Farm, with plenty Of woUD And
TBRxs.-Made know on the day Of sale
ap 2Z5t ABSALtM pItCKRUpy
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INVOICE or Day GOODS, SLIGHT.
~ LY DAMAgAD BY EREss va I Ea =, = AZ.
AUUrInN.-THis DAY, az 10 o'cfock ! vi sell
at NV store. for account Of whom II may cpe <rS,
"a invoices or DRf GOODS very slif hty dA mag cd
by fresh water consisting Of az msYes. shsetfng,
shifting, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery. sc.
The attention Of The trade > requested.
aps N COOK. Auctf6neef,f
+ AR II ASsOR1MENT OF GENTEEL
~ rGRsl1ukE, GRtiCEKTEs, &C. Ar ATC-
will cell :, my store q large assortmen 81 gen
tsei FURNlTORE, sueh - Wardrobe, Bureaus,
Wristbands. Sofas, Bedsteads, Lounses, - fes:
Mahogany. Cane and Wood seat Cha,rs; Etsgrs,
splendid Hsir aud Shuek Mattresses: sresiher
Beds and Beading; Extensien ana Ceater Tsb,es;
ing STAR Conkfng Stove. - ~ - = I.
Ito. OF aRocRRi g. se q :. sissips Of Soap. e.a.
dies, Salt, Pepper, Ground CoSee, Brocms, S
oois Rectited Whiskey;sl sscssk ve-y 50 p-rior
ola Ere oh branoy; several Cases G sarcf, &C.
ap 20 fa,s s.t aJa7sei haa b c. i5h. gtuct.F
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BY Richard Cau.horn, ,Auc,'r.

- store, w.ll ssl al uea lon TIE iolte wing arr
iG es Suitabie for graeers aud hars SIS 1eo ~
p.ias9 rae soap, flrkin Butter. Chess, ssugar
in dds, HerfiDgs. BrouIas, Euekets lubs bn-
con con Snoutders and Bans, Brady, whiskey, Por-
! PLATFORM SCALES. 3c.-slso. Platform
scales and 81 gallons Green Pickles % - ~
ap % ~ X. .ftUTUoRN Atfct
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TMPOK TANT TO COUNTRY MER
i CHANTS.-NOW is THE TIME TO SAVE
to save fifty per cent. can do 80 by calling at my
Wholesale and Retail Store. The only comp ete
stock OF CONNECTION eries in this city. have also
comp ieted. in the rear of my store, the largest
Candy Factory this side of New York. Merchants
are requested 10 call and examine for tn emse yes
A. ANTONI, st. Nicholas Saloon,
NIB 26 1855 Main st opp. Kent, Paine 4 Co
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HkkEN DAVIS e'HA
" ,se PRACTICAL
RANITE TIERS
Sixth ST., NEAR THE ARaogY, RIoHAosp. VA.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF f85I
y GRANITE WORK,
Kxecuted at short notice, and in the best manner.
NH l2-l2m
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1861. NV" 'ro"AAi'oNSIS 1861.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON CO.,
No loe Main It,, hicamcnd, "a,
Importers of Heavy and Fancy Hardware, Cutlery
Guns and Anchor Boitlns Cloth, are in receipt per
ships Morning and Petra direct to James
river, of their spring Importatons to W hich they
invite the attention of such merchants ~ buy for
cash or pay promptly, feeling assured all such
VIII ma 1t to their advantage to buy of them
They also agents for Fairbanks celebrated
Scales
N. B,-Paricular attention given to orders.
q
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. TOB1CC0 FACTORY FOR REM.
II The large TOBACCO FACTORY On Cary
street, between ilth and 18th, with the vsssn n
lot adjoining. for rent ~ xv.r p.,v,
- SHkkW10D TILL FOR .KENF.-
~>from the city es Aiehmtnd, 10 still for rent
the perscr vao rahtsd 1t having failed TO comply
WITH his e6ptraot. b, HAXALL.fg'
fsisllts ss AaEs LTaEE.
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- ~ aesss5 w @st E
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, a..
9TH street, next to the Mechanics Institute,
IRON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, BALCONIES
CHAIRS, SETTLES, sc. also, CHATTING, Vaul,
and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of IRON
WORK for ornamental and building purposes
manufactured at short notice. 2 rLtk
NJ Particular attention given to enclosing Blu
rial Lots in the city and country. la Ally
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1 W-fAk 1NEhShlt.-We,t ns u Nd .F,iS ned,
~ have this day foiI med a CO. partnsrshie, un.
Ter the hrin and style OF JoYNER h CO., Tor ths
purpose 81 conducting GENERAL GROCERY
and tl2UOR BUsIN EsS, At the old stand Of j.
W. Nips & Co., No. 80 Main street, where they
would be pleased to see their friends. "a -
b. W. 1OYNEk, rss5.t
..s Late Of Jones Co..
WIN. l.. SLATER, - ....,s5
Late Of J. W. Nips 4 Go.
WA MILES CARY,
Ii IN Porn NJ Il
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-07-03
ROCK Spring AcAnHux

NBE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS INsTrrrr,,,-
WIN open the 26th of JULY, 1861, and coutinna e
bora and 10 m.: ss.sd 10 %:s Southwest Hills
neany community; apart from oil vices that tend ana
moaze and corrupt the YOUTH and where every w. a
reqalse ior securing ar education is extended On dy
ceied none We prepare students for College ~ e.
Inc ordinary business Of life The are as follows, 0f
Classic scientific course, .oo Nv
Higher English " Wv
Elementary ~ w
sons whose parents are in the will be taught c,,,
day allotted for drill Board can be had at ts7 per per
including all expenses except lights T. D. Oldham
r. Miner and others will take boarders They are r Sss
very Convenient. "'ng
For further particulars address.
WIN. p. OLDHAM, Principol
June 25, 1851. os ~