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CONTRACTS OF THE ENEMY.

The following letter s directed the envelope to
"Robert Chisholm, Esq., Beaufort, South Carolina;"-
CHARLESTON, August 81, 1861.
RoRxRr CHISHOLM Esq
DxAR SRI received yours Of the 1sth inst. and feel
much grated and delighted at the sterling evidence Of
your patriotism and hope there is many like you
With such citizens the country Is safe consulted with
Mr.. f. L. Kcrriscn, chairman Of tho commtte who have
charge OF the matter OF clothing and blankets for
brave troops in Virginia His advice In that you cell your
wool to Messrs. Gibbs L. Co., Of Columbia, who have
quantity Of woolen goods for the army very good
price. They are working their mill night and day, but
find difficulty In obtaining suacency f WOOL They
are getting it away from Texas BY selling it to them
you viii be getting good price for it, and obtain
money which you will want there will be chance
Of selling your cotton rice Perhaps you will have
sell to the English keep them quiet. II one
OF their Internal plans and II they succeed in efectirg
landing they will not be slow in carrying 1t out. hope
they will nnd nothing but the ashes. We must be wiling
70 burn and devasate our own land rather than they
shall benefit ioa by their conquest hope though
we will be able TO keep them out (they a cowardy
set although weak but by bravery and perseve.
renee do it, Every effort ought to be made
tfy tia nlets; but have many, fear place
may be weak and an opening left. Our Governor has
been much to blame for his supneness in this matter
The great object Of association is urge assist
the authorities in putting tho in OF defence
The Governor seems TO think and act II the "
Fort sumter enough glory for adrnisr and
retired TO Columbia where he OF se instead Of be-
ing down here and visiting the works the coast and
giving all the personal aid and encouragement thai his
presence would inspire. However, things getting bet
tor in this department and in hopes when the Yam
KEGS come, will be ready for them. The other matter
Of clothing for our soldiers il getting slowly. The
limited and fear there wn be much suffering. We are
dorg all ir the city. You, gentlemen, in the
country. must help. know you will If you will send
the blankets aud shirts you have to spare TO F. l. Kerr
sen, he will put them " the purpose you intend. Your
wool you had better hold to- We may have
to fall back on them by and BY. Yours. truly,
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RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY.

For the la Two months there has been very little bust
ness done the regular recruiting offices IN this
CITY the enlistmcnts not averaging moro than six or
seven Der week unusual thing fortwo Or three
days 10 pass without adult applicant making his ap
pcaance boys we're plentiful enough AT last however,
thsre arc signs Of improvement and it seems probable
that gsa. number of will be enlisted during the
winter months. The regular Offices in New York
For general SERVICE No lis Cedar street, Captan Bauk-
hea Firth infantry, No. So Chatham st,cot Lieutenant
sproe Fourth infantry and No I39 Hudson street, with
two branches, Lieutenant Perkins, second cavalry For
tho Eighth infantry, headquarters at Fort Hamilton an
oecs has been opened at the OF Sixteenth street
asd First avenue, captain Mex. Dye in charge. Tho
twelfth infantry is recruiting II No. - Chatham street,
Captain Daias the Fifth artillery No. Greenwich
street, Captain -. The number of men enlisted at
these ooe last week was twenty three ano in addition
eleven music boys sworn IN At the Chatham street
aBa Cedar street general rendezvous.
The reports the country stations more favorA
BILE than they have been for time. Buffalo seat 10
nine men aud Rochester four o. Saturday When
the canal CATION closed (which will be very st
lf several Of the country stations (ufslo in parsA
will book great number of men. and there Is ho AZ
that many OF the thrown out oil employ neil WI @
their way TO New York and make q satisfactory A''i~
tiou Ia the recruiting returns
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AT MOBILE HAS DONE FOR THE REBEL.
ITnN

ARMoRy SECOND RgGisENr ALABAMA voLUyrETRs1
CONFEDERATE SERVICE, WOODRUFF RTYIEs, Co. b.
NomI&, Sept. Il, 1861.
Y DEAR BARywgII--I have been trying for a coon's
to get the opportunity to write you few lines but
ne-hw -cr other" (ecgant phrase) have never sue
cd in getting ofra letter.
ell, here we are all in heap, not knowing where We
next TO be ordered to, nor caring ch, for are all
v to go whore our country calls us our only wish be-
10 meet the foe. This, il am not mistaken will be
lted rs soon. a. in my opinion, the enemy will make
,,.empt on Mobile in n few days. Every indication
"a ertanly point that way. However, let them como,
We do not give them warm reception, then am
ttsen.
voting population Of about coo men, and We have
in Virginia, two regiments, 500 men; in Missouri,
company, cavalry, Ito men, III Florida, three compa
800 men, al Bayou le Battre, one cavalry company
,io Grande), 1000 men State Guard, (fre brgade)
mrn--in all under arms, four thousand and two men,
leaves ns without anybody 70 court the girls, or
business of sortbut better let ths girls alone.
business go to the Old for little while tnan
I. cowardly attempt u keep up personal and private
Ncst, 10 swamp or country cause. We must bleed,
sweat, and suffer. "Yant1r naiiS crnt Romdnrm cra-
g1utne, but for this q Gi the South like gold from
ahner's fire, will come out pure and glorious
NJ am running on in this s aud have not told you
ord about myself. Wilson (from Geornic) and i, as
az ho'o.s ptuk' out inaue up our minus TO start
nediatcly home. was then IN Munich, and did not
that Stuart had already started home, so wrote to
Il asking bin II he WAS going, and oderng Our conpa-
across II he was. Tie same day that wrote to Stuart
emascr wrote to me te ing me that Stuart was goug,
hat Brewerton was Z ing to accompany linn. Learn
this, l and wilson hurried up our ARRANGEMENTS but
10 Liverpool too late We, however, came over in a
Tx or afterwards joined tho service as soon as
ived and have been since my going into the service
host a The time on tuty.
,rite me long letter. ana toll me all about your
ana my good frieAd Stuart. Give him my love and
him to write 70 me. Address +. l.. James care OF T..
ames, box $50, Mobile. Your friend
+. L. JAMES.
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LOOKING OUT FOR THE YANKEES.
TwEtI1H REGuxKNr, A. 8. C,)
ToRr wALKKR, BEAuFoRr purEur, 8. G..
IIu n0n Han Nov i 1851

HHTOH HBAp, Nov i, 1901.
DEAa MorHrR, BROTHERS SErExs--I seat myself
inform you that am well At this time, and
hoping when these few lines reach you they may ind
you all enjoying the same blessing
Dear mother, can't write to you when viii be at
home, for don't know when get on We are bound
very tight here for We looking for the enemy every
hour, with seventeen ships Of war. We can them
every day. We are working at tho FORT day and night
In turns lam on every four hours, work two and rest
Tour. We have hard time here, but can stand it
any OF the rest can for am one OF the blue hens
chrkens. woud like TO you all once l think
can get OF about Christmas Ii will come home and
stay one week, and can't got leave stay week
won't come, for II Is too far 70 for less time
than hat want you to write and be certain
to me on the receipt Of this. wrote you Sunday
that William was sick in Columbia. / heard from him
this week He is better, and talks OF going hoiae,
wrote TO you 10 send me clothes. Send ne two
woollen shirts, one pair Of wocen drawers and two
pair OF SOCKS. Send them by Thomas Whsant or some
person else BE certain TO send thein forthwith for
need them Tell brother william to get him some
woo.en shirts and bed tick for he will Iced them Tell
the boys TO come they can-that is w. Man
ming and Thomas Wbisant. Also tell William Mullinae TO
come, too, before they send for him. Tell Jane Canday
to send me pair Of gloves to remember her. Send
them when you send the rest Tell her 10 write TO
the receipt OF this No.hing more, but remaining your
son, until death, X. l.. MANNING.
To J. b. Manning-pear Brothcr-I have received
no letter from you yet to inform me how you We're
getting Rong. / want you to write 10 and let me
know about the times in general. will give the Yam
my assets and get for all Of them. come
close for haven't much time TO do anything, only
work hard Tell them all to write to me. Nothing more,
~ g. ; '''' RI. MANNING.
Tell all the black handy for me. D ect your let.
ter TO Hilton Head Fort Walker, Beaufort district,
s. C Twelfth rcg men, in the Of Capt John l.. Nil
Ter, 70 me. Remaining the honorable
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RECRUITING FOR THE NAVY,

II Is worthy remark that while recruiting for the
army has been long dormant, naval recruiting has
active enough TO supply efficient 70 the large
fee; purchased and newly built vessels which has
beer added navy during the last SIX months. The
number men--ses,men, ordinary seamen lan..smen
ana boys-shipped ut all the naval rendezvous in tho
States, hG Averaged less Uon thousand pr
For some time Boston averaged three hundred
weekly and New York occasionally exceeded thls mum.
bcr though the average has been about hundred.
Last week not more than hundred and forty men
were shipped here, the Offices beng
sequence of the sickness Of thu Lieutenant charge.
Many havs been rejected aey in this city, who, ID
is stated, competent ordinary seamcn. This 10
rather strange the demand for such will
active FOR some time tn come. Representations havG
boz N the proper naval authorities that there ID
some irregutirity III The method o shipping here
which calls for speedy correction IL is alleged that the
men presented BY some parties more easily shipped
than those presented by Others II this be really the
case the authorities should lose time in investg ang
tho matter because X oil mon are wanted now us much
as ever they were, matter who may take them o tho
rendezvous There IL no premium paid for accepsabe
soarncn. bat those who present them for shipment
generally provide their outt have some claim On tho
for board.
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LOVE IN THE SOUTH.

poxT ROYAL, s. c., Nov. II, 1861.
Tie Dying H,tes Of he Dolpii's-E D. 7o7pseed and ~,
Lnd,fnq Affection for hSs Cara A., Wf Psniltoa
Court House, s. g., &c.
within the nrccucs Of Fort tPeauregard found the
appended correspondence No Complete Lotter Writer
has such an example, aud therefore, model for men
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IMPLEMENTS AND BACON.

CoyFEDERAig STATES EseAEER OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, J. c., Sept. rs, 1861. I
+ T. D. LEE, s. c. Engineers, Hilton lead
,Jog--By ihe steamer Emma on last Saturday thcro
sent to you eight (s truck handspikes and two (2)
stpg bars for the two 10 inch columbad carriages al
IN Head. Mr.. Lacoste informs me that he did not
go many, and am further informed that duplicates
. subsequently sent to you. As so many as you have
are needed there, you will please return tho sur
To this place by The Emma after retaining CON-
. sets VIZ, four az truck handspkcs and two f2)
ating bars fer each 10 inch ccumbat carriage.
The Emma also sent you the iixturcs OF the flag
aud ono box soap, fifty pounds coffee, and one hun
pounds sugar.
, the Emma 10 leave tomorrow morning, send you
hundred (60G) pounds Of bacon Sides 10 return to the
'tcrUaster at Hilton Head, in accordance with re-
is in your letter OF 81 inst Very respectfully,
J. Fl. TRAPIER, Major, &c.
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AN UNFINISHED EpISTLE.

L. DUSov vAsI-The fleet have passed Charleston bar
etachmcn;s, and may attack at any moment. Win
every EFFORT to keep open communication with you;
hs general Is without the means Of giving steam
,i'0r tation--row boat. Steamer Severn expected
iy with ammunition and provisions. Make requisi-
/ for what you wish, either ammunition or subsis-
p, beyo what has already been sent.
rth tr
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IN SEARCH OF A COMMISSION.

CHARLESTON, Oct. IL, 1851.
Major LIE, Fort Walker
DEAR MAORI am very anxious to obtain commission
your battalion, and 1t is in your power to appoint
your Adutant should be glad to have the post any
other commissioned ofnce In your gift. I wrote to
Captain Howard the subject few days since but fear
ing the letter may not have reached him. have taken tho
liberty Of apply ng directly to you. shall esteem il
favor you will write TO me at your earliest
remain, yours, respectfully,
THOs. MIDDLETON, JR.
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tercepted Correspondence
Of the Enemy.
oh and Rare Discoveries at
Port Royal.
Nsa Letters, Love Letters, Eplstles OF
Nee Seekers and Would-bc Captains
The Signals OF the Enemy Engineer.
ing Imp!ements-Th The Efforts Of
the COnfederates Bat.
tie Of Manassas,
Ia &c Ac
GADIER GENERAL DRAYTON TO ASSlS-
FAINT ADJUTANT GENERAL WALKER.

HEADQUARTERS PROVISIONAL FoRcEs,1
THlRp MILITARY DISTRICT, DEPARTMENT 5. q.
BEAUFORT, Nov. 4, 1861
AIN L. D. wALEEk, Assistant Adutant General, Head
arters, Charleston, s. c.
sI send you enclosed triplicate Of requistion sent
night BY mail, which wish flied, for rs 600 car
es and so GOO caps and returned as soon as possbe
i'd this by Aide-do Camp Rawlins Lowndes, who has
arrived with dispatches from headquarters-threc
OK A. NJ. Respectfully, yours,
THoS. r. DRAYTON,
Brigadier General Third District.
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AUNT ANNIE TO HER NEPHEW.

The following letter addressed to ''Mr. w. Hutson
Townsend, Beaufort Artillery, Bay Point. via Beaufort
S. O. and pustmaskod "Pocotaligo, s. c., September
12'-
PocorArIGo, 8. c., Wednesday, Sept 4, 1861.
Ny DEAR wMlH-I commenced writing to yeu BY
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A SOUTHERN OFFICE SEEKER.

A SOUTHERN OFFICE SEEKER.
following letter, directed 70 Mr.. John Watt, Esq,
II johnson, Lghtswood Knot, near Columbia, South
lima, care Of Captain H. AcMeekin, Means Guard,
fth regiment 8. C. VI
ANDERSON, 8. c., Oct. 27, 1851.
Az JoHN-I received yours on yesterday, and hssen
Iswer before you remove. wrote you several Gays
which presume has come to hand. Since then
jlg Of an unusual character has taken place, the
,ocal gale, accom- suesi with great fall Of rain,
ioing considerable damage TO bridges fencing crops,
wrote tn General Hanson week ago
n appointment in his army. He said he would give
answer In day or so, but ho has not az yet done
am afraid he has too many applicants among his
ritcs TO remember his common kin. Is there no
90 to get place OF somc sort down At Lightswood
~ see chance but for me to 60, and would like
sort Of Office. DO inform me. l see there iE two
ditions On foot bound for Southern soil, containing
time Vi +, but, as Snakspsre says, have a mind
fears me much. With ail their boasted strength,
made them show the tag Of truce behind
cry battle 'Tis strange wo got the bost Of 1t every
ace Spain has recalled her Minister 10 the Unitd
81 argues favorable u US. ! have Just seen the
suffered much, but thei Is bad tale out on some
icr boys Three of them took log bail out OF
nght-ran like the devil. Que q. the boys was
ION VI good friend OF mine, an regret it much
mention IL, got il from volunteer from there
II doubt the truth OF IL at all. They say the Com
sry Peter Cauiic about fifteen miles, with pro
Is and all liked TO starve the boys To- death 1t is
Cainc races, Ilrose things, though we had better
to ourselves, may have hcasd faso state
Is. - The war question en-
juius mo in love TO yo.rsc and Tom. DO write
Excuse Inc all, Us | am writing with stick.
g, truly and sincerely, John w. ROBINSON.
S.--Do burn this when you have read it,
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THE SIGNALS OF THE ENEMY.

. following was directed on back, "PubAc service'
! Military district, Department Of South Carolina
fort, November 2, 1861, Brigader GeneralT. f. Dray
commanding Directions Of signals TO be used BY
iortonU
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HEADQUARTERS PROVINCIAL FORCE, l
DEPARrHaNT or S0Ura CAROLINA,
Cham yc<roN Nuy 1S6l

UkfARIhSNT OF SOUTH CAROINA,
CHARLESTON, Nov. l, 1861.
xzRAL-lam directed by the Baigadier General COM
ding 70 inform you that i; may be necessary for me
ter either Port Royal ST. Helena u night with the
or. On doing so will hoist at tho forward Flagstaff
signslA white light, green light and red light,
lie order in which they mentioned. II in the day
|, tho Confederate coors will be set, and the whistle
|dcd with three short blows, followed by one long
Please inform the commandments OF batteries In
dist.i let.
order Of Brigadier General Ripley.
Your obedient servant,
j. X. HAMILTON,
Lieutenant c. 8. A. and A. d. G..
|S.-Shoud there bo any mistake, and the batteries
fire. on me, will burn three blue lights one after
'ther. Brigadier General THOS. +. pRAYTON,
anmanding Third Military District, s. c., Beaufort
fcial copy.]
E. YoyNG, Assistant Adjutant General.
Ir Col. 4. @. NJ Duwovrsr l2th regiment s. CIV.
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THE REBEL POLICY REGARDING INVASION
BY THE NORTHERN NAVAL EXPEDI-

From the New Orleans True Delta.l
AZ fully MS 1t in power TO give it, we laid be-
fore our readers In morning issue the details and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

CHRISTIAN a. LATHROP.
SPRING 1851.
CPsNa STOCK OF DRESS GooDs bough. at the recent eor
sales In New York. many Of them 81 hall their value eonps
nets Morarbquss Chaies Pcpns &c Also, full stock oil
s,ape Goods for and PInt 10 Which We would Invite
'n SS S;Sn'0a '' - CHRIsTrAE LATHEop 80 Nslo
MUSHROOM CArsUP, possessing an gp;Issd 5ish
and decacy OF flavor and paing resho =. MADE
ans W. PETERSON 4 co, Drugsb,s.
IRN-sSO tons English Refined Iron, conph full ss,or
msn. Of Rounds Squares, FLATS ovss seSl Horse Shoe
hs sns e''' a. . EDWIN w0sTHAM 4 co.
M DUPONCO,s CELEsRATED GOLDEN
Pulls for females Sufferers are eonndenty 70
tFy M. great remedy FOr'asby W. SErs las MAJ oS
INAMILY FLOUR Of very superior guilty. Tor sale In
L an 9 iS@i. 70 SUM- " DUNLOP, ss0pRE CO.
NATs..OO pu.hs winter OATS which the sss'
s ,or Spring Seeding ''' ''' ' s HSH SoRrHM 90
o.oaaRRELs mUsCAvADO MOLAssEs-
Z0O 20 Heroes T. M0'''s' for NJ y sroKrs co.
I,ps- EUts. URs-rbe .ubssiOer will pay the high
1t nsrxet value for ali kinds Of Fur fkins. viz:
sr Mink oOOn Fox Au'ira opoSSa s1 Thomson ss T'
eat A., &c. s No B s%.S'f Hons.
SVANrED.-sishi EIchsoge on The S0F n s,rsy.o,
SLWELL,s ORS.-A fun assor.aest o. Elvels all!ne
- ana RSa5. Company cas-. steel wedding Hoe in stor
and for sale cash, 10 prompt customer s,Yrcy
.taa sign NE tIrealns.-.
s II Main hreri
HaB-isO lbs Bar Lead TOT 80: JoHS GORDON 4soN
INREsis BOTEH.-Geod snliep - st % ..,.,
s,.n.by sp25 81 RoBkRrsoN
DvcCIGIRD WHISKY OF or own brands large
IL lot hand suitable for Christmas v Masnsd M me- from
a.. -.
Gt GU kkD'-A~''' ~ SSS ,;i:..
CALLEGO FLOUR ga bis S,llss1 5iSSr, O 70 sa'
NT az s''pc-i rst-s.hv rnh,ro. oHesr's' wv
90 BBLs. WILSON'S Pure CIDER VINE
~ sAR' in store and for ''l'Sy W. H. PIEAs.srs
BACON A. BASKsRvILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHETS AND DEALERS
In PERUVIAN GUANo, e..
,,,,-sn. ,H' ''''' GLOVER SEED, Ae
MAINLY FLOUR.
L IS bbls superior Fanillrour
% do choice Rye do
Received and for sseby taH HUNT s sAntS
ILS, OILs.-coal Oils sos5l.np on Machine on LIN
~ on Lard OIL Sperm OIL ote OIL and White G,ss; Tor
'I mis- Is lstOr Main Aod Ion street,.
0S0 MACS nIo CoFFiE.- -.- !
In .,oee e ana az for sale 81 sp Al. Stoke AGO.
NTaTRRIALs for all Trent branehe, Of ornamental
MI Painting Leather Work Crton and Pencil Drawing, fol
ale wholesale and RETAIL Al the tkbs supply store
Nm BATTLER co.,
zhos .....- 10 lain street
nsss seflE' In nice 0fd' "- JOHN i GORDON SON
DoWLA.n,s Xxx n Willy FLOUR; heth
~ 'uppV's" fs's''a anu sELDEs MILLER,
uhs oornsr 14;h and Gary sreesL |
bs,nt. .rtcIe n o. and Porto Rio Brown su-
ms sss' and Refined do Tor y o' " Al sooREs. A
GOLD AND sILVK1 LgAI, nnONxEst DusA
" ht'al. In, Copper ra fsd S'a, 1Sr e: ~. -
y. ..a H.a ella.l. ~
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UPHOLSTERY AND PiPER-HANGINGS.
YuyHE subscriber respectfully soNcs hends and
the pabe generally, goods he aboye
Ia. consslng Of The following:
Carpetinxs.
Velvet Tapestry Brusse Three ply, Venetian, Duteh Hemp
n, Heath Rugs, Door Mats and stair sOds.
Curtain Goods.
Rrocatei satin DamAsk, Union DAmAsk rAsse Ginps Lace
.nd Musin Curtains Eh splendid assortment Of windsE Cor
49, Randa and Pima window Shaie-a large
N a. ..t styles fixtures Of The most approved kinds
Floor Oil-Cloth,
o,an the best patterns and hon The best quality 70 the lowest
a hI,h nj b. cut a. halls and Of all dinensonA-
Also Table Cloths-A large variety
- Paper-Hangfngs-
,.t5 ...oent On All styles, follows Velvet,
oa ssn and Plain Papers Of every shade and color Nh iA
yons Of As rent wood and marble Being prsenz
workman and having The best Sorxeh Al N0'A
win be warranted % give Subtraction a, =, ,.,,.,
ordss anything In the above me VIII DC ~
tended 70, both IN the city or county. v.rr,,a
Mt - s.,.k u...r-...s and Feather Beds hand,
aad made % order Of The best1 materials toetl AN
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Splendid Stock ofPianos.
W0RCESTER'S NEW SCALE
WIZ Offer q assortment ofthe most saPsrb
w PIANO FOErns
ave, offered for sale nhls examlnAuon nom
IhOse In Of The BEET PIANOS The Lo6s prizes
A. MORRIS,
ceB Bookssller and Dealer In RAnof1r,e5.
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AEILLKH,s LIQUID HAIR DYB-PoR o0LOR-
MI ING BLACK or bR0wH-The bess ssd cheapest IN chs
'''o' f''' '''' p'' '' ". PirsSoS1 90, prss4ss.
feis -ls 100 li2 Main ssrek
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DauU wrup n mn
TAIL lhADE.
~ call the attention Of desie Amongst my assortment VII
.ound- 80 -.
10 do Sarseniss A'' DO ed .ises
% r., Ivie. o. 1900 enMR do
s scEsssn do DO sips. sal.sas R.iaa.
~ DO nn1eis g on susarea Alnond
90 maioun y, 70 90 oshos S Esi0n
10 casks ocrIantI % do Musess Wine
70 20 % Tespsaes 49,, Ss.. sIass.
" do do Preserves ALSO
ALSO
49, DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
Ny y.ctory 10. complete and By q, u. largest s..bh.
70 tAs trade Of -
VIRGINIA, ..-.....1 ID. u
fHA 81 e S NoErH CAROLINA anddvvv,.,vv,} {
A. also 70 the city article Of city made Steam Refined
Crushed sugar o.say warranted T. stand IN any climate nnc
Ga, and examine at my Factory No. 50 nsD street
V1NCEV = UaRR1sON
s.H.f SO Mas sfpsEs,
Importers and dealers IN
Avs on hand and offer for ,. ono assortment Of r.nds
II such a, :. /, .yv,,. cro..r. oov...,n
n, best brands Of
S CHI. ss,s shs IT, MADEIRA
a.a' E va sa,o y.mses Rum, Porter and Ala
E RaSssi sugar. SUGAR. G Ts.. .is.V tells
UBISE,s GENUINE FRENCH EXTRACTS
for s EpTs soap, hns W,,n nenf vi, Pre-
wncsor anu 4tsr pnoeE LOTT XII rom, ivars Horn
Bushes in tore having I'll bought fog cash y. be sold
''''p' " Family xsalsla: i ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18
DAILY LINE OF Packets.

VyREwEEKLY, THROUGH To LYNCH Sj6e-JInuh
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN,
Asp .ss AZ SAs :. 9s III
Richmond TO scctsvie.e 30 Richmond 70 Lexington. % 90
Lynchburg.1 90 Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday p NJ and and amer the 9Th September the WAY
line scose will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays and far scotss Returning leave Scotia
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 11E A. M
See distance fare and time OF passing In card below for through
line observe that the scottse line will pass
points the opposite day the hcurs going lour
later coming down.
Leave Rchmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburg Wed
nrtiaI and HrIlX 4. u neshAY and RdIsY. nj NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

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