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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-02

William Rice, late the publisher of the
Pennsylvania newspaper, died on Tuesday
evening, at his residence III Philadelphia,
after short illness.
The newspapers are poking fun At the new
tariff some term IL the More-ili, and others
this i'm Morrill, tariff
The Bostonians are quite indignant over the
appointment Of John Palfrey, Of Cambridge,
10 the Office OF PostInas ter in Boston
Col. Lamon, Of III, the Ambassador to
Charleston, is native Of Berkeley county,
Va.
Cassius M. Clay, Minister to Russia. will
sail. with his family, for Liverpool. by the
Persia, on the oath of April
John Bruekman, in jail tor murder, at Mem
phis Tenn, died on the 27th ult
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VIR GINA SAVlN BAN
Chortered bp he L<Qikatnze Of Ia.


MONEY received on deposit In sums Of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
RODS, interest at the rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates Issued by the
Cashier, T. B. sTARKE, at the store of spence q
Carey, corner of Main and Governor streets, Rich
mond, Va. SAMLS. COTTRELL, Pres't
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
A-l2m DAVID BAKER. TX. SacratarY.
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BY 1. & q. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.


RoCERI &c., AT AUCTIoN.-on
o'elock, at our Auction Store, an assortment of
Western BACON
Z. d. CHEESE, BLACK TEA,
Rectfed WHISkEY,
SYRUP, SOAP, CANDLES,
London ALE and PORTER,
FRENCH BRANDY,
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
TANNERS OIL
ALSO-soO sides SOLE LEATHER
ALSO-5o0 sacks GROUND ALUM SALT.
TERMS Under 800, cash slo0 and over, four
MAINS mh 80 'fso s0G ahgrG Da1REHPs6Rr
By Charles t. Workman l. Co., Aucrs.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS-
- SES AT AUCrl0N.-On WEDNESDAY, April
srd, at our Warehouse, on the Dock, commencing
schr. Adriatic, direct from Attakapas. La, con-
2 .::S HHDs prime to sAs;ss ORLEANS SUGAR.
20 BBls. prime S t. SR0 5sIT,ys woT.ssrs
90 HALF BDIs sRE Ews%s o K ihs!ss noLAssEs
Terms OF SALE.-For sums under 500, cash !;
sS ehAs sFf f. S5
NH 26 Auctoneers.
| TNReST SALE OF EXCELLENT
hooSE ASp TO LOT IN THE EosTR SPE
| trustee in certain deed of trust, executed by b.
" Green fof the purchase money! dated d Esd Of
on the premises. on MONDAY, the sth Of April,
day the es
the said deed, consisting of a lot located as above
n 80 fee. on the North ds If Gary
| an excellent BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT
and other appurtenances, now in the occupancy o
The deed requires a CASH sale, but by consen
| of parties, the terms will be one-third cash, ba
interest added, secured by trust deed. or it'll
The taxes sr d e Ss paid BY tn
pu mh ss~td H. M '0oN'' trustee
| i SLAVES IN HANOVER CoUNTY- pur
suance of the provisions, of deed of trus I. e,
well, dated January fsth, 1881, and duly, record
ed in Hanover county shall sell at public aue
2 the eGuy Of on
eth day Of APRIL, 1851, all the interest of the sal
Beni s pcsweli in the tract Gf land Gale
well now resides, containing about five hundre
, and thirty seven acres; and also, in thrice
, boswell. The interest of the said Benjamin ]
boswell in the land is present vested fee
, in one-half of another third His interest in Ii
: NH 7-T&Ftds c. g. GKlswoLD. Trustee.
t COMMIssIONER's SALE or LOUIS
a y LAND.-Pursuant to decree Of the Circu
: | IRISH and James NJ. Kent VS.. Albert l.. Brown ar
1 Catharine his wife, and others, rendered at Il
September term. 1850, the undersigned, as Cen
missioner appointed for that purpose, will sell
g public auction, to the highest bidder, on II
| premises, at or near W here the old Mountain Rot
crosses Ready Creek, on MONDAY, the 2sth q,
of April, lsel, III fair; If not the next fair d.
= thereafter.) the TRACT OF LAND belonging
| the said Brown and wife, containing lf3t acre
= | adjoining the lands of Dir. b. + Cosby aud other
y and is situated on Ready Creek. The land
q adapted to the crops usually raised in the count
= | such corn, wheat, oats and tobacco. About on
q half is cleared the balance In the origin
y growth, heavily timbered.
= TERMs.-As much ready money as will be sui
: cient to pay the cost of suit and the expenses
executing the decree; the renal nder upon cree
of and years, the purchaser to give bond, wi
good security, bearing interest from date, and Il
legal title Of the land retained until all the pu
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BE Special Notice. .-Merchants desiring
to have their BOOKS Examined and COR
RECrED. BALANCEesHEErS TAKEN, &c, the
subscriber respectfully offers his services to at
tend to it. Would be willing to take two three
sets OF Books and write them up for merchants
whore business does not justify keeping regu-
ence in Book Keeping, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction all merchants that intrust their
business to him. Ample reference will be given.
Any Information left at the Office Of ALEX K GAR
RHTr Esq. Commission Merchant, Cary st., will
he promptly attended to.
mh 29-2wH RICH ID +. WILSON.
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April. 1861.
u r Y CT Q O ID y

u r Y O. Q O ID =.
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex-
anime our large stock of
RY o o D 6.
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown SHEETINGS and SHlRTlNGS;
200 do. 0ZNABURGS;
SO cases Bieached SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
50 bales Plaid aud Striped OZNABU RIGS
$40 pieces Striped and Plaid DOMESTlCS, for ser
wants;
so bales TICKIEGS;
50 bales DENNIS and Striped sHIRTINGs;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases COTTONADES
10 cases Coored CAMBRICS:
% cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And a large assortment of Heavy and Fine LIN
SEY; MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRlCS; Irish
LINENS; LAWNS; Plain, Striped and Embroid-
cred BEREGES, DEBAGEs and PoPLlNs
Ali of which we will sell very cheap to the CASH
ELICIT & DREWRY,
ap l-2w No. II Pearl st.
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PoLrTIcAL.-A meeting in Norfolk, Va, Sat
urday night, adopted resolutions req Nesting
the delegate from that city, Gen. Geo. Blow,
to disregard a memorial about TO be sent from
that city, guessing him to vote for imme-
date secession. A resolution was also adopt.
I'd endorsing the course of Hon. j ohm S. Mill
con In the last Congress.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Il SHOES AND HATS,--Will be sold at auction,
Mt 10 O'Clock, lot Of Furniture, Stoves &c; Dry
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing. SCI Whiskey.
Painted Buckets, Tubs and W ashboards; watches.
Jewelry and Fancy Goods. :
ap1 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-WIll be sold, at auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment Of Watches,
yeweiry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commences Ut o'clk =. n.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
BY Pulliam & Co., Auctioneers. ar
NOTICING will sell on TUESDAY, the I'd
IN day Of April, at our Auction Rooms, at 10
o'clock, four slaves, consisting of ON MAN,
Of Henry Cox, Commissioner Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield. under decree, in case Of C0x's
eX'r. VS.. Cox's heirs. PULLIAM CO.,
NH 20 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION 1ALHs.
.~>~<---,>-J-~-.->s---s --~.~>-y~->-S--------s
FTyTsy7HE UAY0.
BY Redwood 4 Reach, Auct'rs,
tsA MAIN kfREET.l

BY Redwood 4 Reach, Auct'rs,
~ MAIN sfREKr.)
,aarw-~ VALUABLE DAIRYSTOCK AT
VSEsTH AUCT1pN.--Ws will sell ut auction,
WIN at Atlse's stable. near tho sugar Re-
vsxk1Eafnery, In Rockets, on FRIDAY
April the 9Th, at 1os o'clock, twenty very
superior Mich COWS, of improved stock, from
one of the best dairies in the county, among
Dairymsn and others wanting fine COWS, Is spe-
cially called to this sale.
ap 2--td REDWQOD kEACH.
UCTION SALE OF HACK AND HAIR
n NESS-We will sell at auction, on SATUR-
DAY next, eth inst, at 100 o'clock, on account q
whom 1t may concern, at the horse lot, on Council
Chamber Hill, a first class HACK and HARNESS,
In good order.
TERxs.-Four months credit, for approved, en-
dorsed, negotiable notes.
ap 2-td REDWOOD 4 REACH, Auct'rs.
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By PuIIiam & Co.. Auctioneers.
SAVINGS BANKS.
old DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.

This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest Of per cent. per annum IL paid
on all sums remaining on deposit longer than six
months, and per cent. when remaining . shorter
period. ~H
EFT Deposits received at the stores OFF. 2. Rxo.
VAULT and Msssrs STARKE CARDoZo, Main 81.
G.. W. WILLIAMS, Prss't.
]. +. REayAuLr, Treasurer.
j. Bruce McCLELLAND, Sec'y.
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AUCTION 9ALE4.
-~-s-sr->-~< c.~s>>-ees-ss--.rs~r-s-~.>
FUTURE DAY6.


COMMfSsIONER's SALE or REAL rs.
~ TATE, ON THR OLD RICHMOND TURN
PIKE. IN HENR1C0 COUSTY;-As Commission.:
Henrfco county, on the sih day Of November, isso,
in the case styled Carter r.. Staples Administra
tor and ais will sell At public auction, upon the
lf fair If not, the next fair day thereafter com
mencing at a o'clock p N. the REAL ESTATE
OF LAND in the county Of Henrco, on the west
slde OF the old Richmond Turnpike, adjoining tho
ing 145A acres.
TERms-One. fourth cash /; the remainder upon
. credit OF 1, and 3years, the purchaser exc
payable semi annuaily) and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase ouey is fully paid and
q conveyance directed by the Court.
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BY Goddin Il Apperson. Auct's.
SALE OF SEvENTY.FIvE

i ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. N
NEW KENT COUNTY, ON OR NEAR THE
DEPOT, FIFTEEN MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
As Trustee in Il certain deed of trust from Mr. X.
duly recorded ia New Kent County Court, shall
at The request of one of the creditors named in
said deed, proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th April, 1861
at IL o'clock A. NJ Of fair; if not, the first fair
thereafter.l the Ian conveyed by the said decd.
containing seventy five acres. aud said to be very
valuable On account of its proximity to the Depot,
being within a quarter of Il mile,l and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood, with
which it abounds.
TEKMs.-Cash. The taxes for 1851 to be paid by
the purchaser
an2-ids W. GODDIN. Trustee.
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HT0TTCE.-The OFFICE OF the City Water
IN Works has been remOv cd from corner Of Cary
and 18th 10 Bank and 10th streets, opposite the
western fountain, on Capitol square, mh so-aw
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RE YOU BALD: Use
"A NINE GARClN's HAIR REST CURATIVE.

THE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL is put
i at d much lower price than heretofore. Call
at No. Is Governor street. All OIL sold warranted
frst-rate or sale.
Also, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, PARAFINE
CANDLES, OIL WICkS and CHIMNEYS, for sale
low at Is Governor street.
NH 2I-lmk r. a. REX. Agent.
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N0TICE.-Creditors Of BENZ. W GREEN ara
~ notified, that In order to participate in the
benefits of his deed of trust, they must sign the
on thas day the time allowed for signing will ex
pire.
:. The Deed will be found at the office of A. D.
ing, must present their claims. or fall sta,elnsnts
OF them, JOHN q: WlLLIAAs,l
EATON NANCE, Trustees.
Ap LIT A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Inn BBLs. GENUINE POTOMAC HEX.
AOU RINGS, for sale low, TO close, by
apl W. WALLACE SONS.
IN BOXES PRIME CUTTING CHEESE,
w Tor sale by Zap II WM. WALLACE SONS,
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BE Law Office Wanted. THE undersigne ed
fishes to lease rent a convenient and eligibty-
situated LAW OFFICE, on or near Main street.
Application may os made to him N person, or by
letter [Ilh 2e-tsI +. H. AYLETT.
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N. B.-J. w. NIPE returns his sincere thanks
to his many friends for their liberal patronage
during the last four years, and would also say
that he will commence the COMMISSION AND
in short time, where he would be pleased to
hear from his old friends. APP -3t*
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uyANTED--A competent NURSE for an infant
w child. For one who can bring satisfactory
Hspy gkslssfs VII 8 s
WANTED-Ah healthy WET uRsE-ono with
w out u child preferred. liberal price
ap It's cHAs. Y MoRRIss.
WANTED-A situation a. dARDENEK. by
of Gardening, In all its branches. The sdver-
tiser deems 1t unnecessary to say anything re-
speeting character or abity as such ca be nscer-
ofice NH so--st*
WANTED.-Iw ish to employ at the carbon
w Hill Mines, in Henriso, for the balance Of
the year. hrst-rate CARPENTER 1sH for general
NH 2a-ts Agent
WA TT f D-To purchase, few likely b
w GROEs. Any person having Servants to
Richmond Post Office, giving full description of
the Servants. The subscroor will call on per
sons either in city or osantdT{ nns enabling
NH 2s-lm*
WANTED.--Iw wish e sell my par. Of PART It;
w nership in the RICHMOND STEAM SNUFF
aud SMOKING TOBACCO MILL. II is business
we'll established, and is profitable. For particu-
lar, apply at the Factory, on 18th, between Main
and %b F .s1,,. sts j. MORRIS.
WANTED-A purchaser Tor ONE-HoRsE
w CARRIAGE-city made, substan- otHrN ,
| tial, and in good condition. IL will ErtE ~
| be sold cheap, because the owner has 1a1--A1-
no use for 1t. Inquire at ne,r,e
| NH 25-dts No. 2c3 Main St.
VHTANTED-TO HIKE NEGROES.-I wish to
w hire 100 NEGROES, tmEN and BOis) for
the remainder Of this ear, to work ON Railroad
In NOrth Carolina, principally between the tow AZ
| of Rockingham and Charlotte. and lying south
and west OF Danville, in this state; The country
| is high and healthy. Apply to WIN. 5. PHIL
LlPs, of Richmond, or myself.
| NH 22-dts ROBERT HARVEY, Contractor.
| WANTED-Th ladies and merchants Of Rich
| w mond to know that Mis-. 5. STRIDER hal
| taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door t.
| Thos. +. Price Co, for the purpose of makinl
| CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, DRESSES and II
SKI RT S. Also, room over Messrs. Watkins
! Fcklen, fer the accommodation of their custom
| srs. Mrs. S. having had ten years experience il
| baltimore, and having made in the past year owe
| FIVE THOUSAND CLOAKs and MANTLES 70
| the merchants and ladies of Richmond she feel
confident of giving entire satisfaction 10 al woIl
| entrusted to her DRESSES and MANTLES CUT
| Also old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making then
| better than when first made. Thankful for tn
| patronage bestowed on her, she solicits contin
| uance of the same. MRS. 5. STRiDER.
| Y-WANTED, Immediately, a No. l. ORES
| CUTTER and FILTER. To such an one goo
| salary aud constant employment Will be given.
| ia l9-3mk
| YTANTED-AlI persons to know that manu-
| w facture all styles and qualities OF TRUNK KS
and have always on hand the largest stock to b
found in the south. embracing superior Iron
| Frame Sole Leather Trunks ladies' French Dres
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the commo
styles, ali sold at man ufacturers' prices, whole
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THE COTToN Want CRISIS ~ ENGLAND--Soms Thous-
AMI tpinHerS Dispersed and idle-"CoUing events"
are 'CastIg their sha OW before them in Bolton.
sud that. too in somewhat dark and extensive
fern. Short tine is actually adopted as to a set
number Of working hours, but production is very
msteFltlly lessen d IN most cotton spinning and
cloth msuUlectu' ing concerns, power loom weavers
W slting wee ( at once for wRTps, and one very
large cotton spinning cGncern--thst of Messrs Boil
Ing d Sade-Is Cln-ing altogether. The firm have
six mills, named the Carlisle mill the Coronation
mil the Old-end MILL the Spring Garden mill, the
KGOtt mill, aHd Bridge street mill. In these tkey
have even steam engines of 230 horse power. and
had IN their employment At midsummer 53l fe-
males ard 2j6 males-tOtal 1877 In parting with
the woI kip opiP. taey told to seek employment
Immediately anywhere, as there il no probability
OF the mills resuming work under existing inter
ruptions. We regret 10 state that Aessrs. jackson
of q I-enstO IN mill Lancaster com nenced running
three-fourths of a week this week, and will not
s'art their engines until midday PrsSIOn Guardian,
September, 20
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ssIdeTsr Sill for Ligatures, Skeina waxed and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread,
Tape and SCISSORS
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair Pencils, Oiled Silk.
OILED Muslin, India RaSasr snd Gutta Pereha Cloths
IN the piece
WsppiDg Paper.
Cotton Bed Sbirts-l4 yards long, breadths of
unoieached muslin, yard wide. open one half ard
at the bottom length ofSleeve three ousrters ward
length Of Arm Hole II inches length Of Collar 20
Inches length of Slit in front yard fastened with
four tapes.
Loose Muslin Drawers 1T yards long with a
breadth Of yard wide muslin in each leg with a
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom Of each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches, and in the front Is inches with
buttons and buttOnholes
Bed Stacking of ticking, yard wide and yards
long.
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide andS feet long.
Pillow sacks of ticking, l6 inches wide and 80
inches long.
Pillow cases Of muslin, one half yard wide, 1
yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth. towels, old and new
roug and soft, old sheets pillow cases small pil
lows, old towels coVerlets, old shirts and drawers
old pants old cocks old handkerchief old jackets.
pieces Of white domestic. pieces of hickory shirt.
ing, country or homemade jeans, for fail clothing
wool or wooden yarn, country or homemade blan
kets and counteFpanes blackberry and rasss
berry vinegar, crushed sugar corn starch
sweet OIL can vegetables. Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans, arrOwroot sago, tspioca rice eggs
chickens, game, bTsnf y, whisky, tobacco crack, r,
biscuits tea, cocoa, lemOn syrup, plum and currart
jelies small quantities) oaImeal f4xseed ami flax
seed meal, wheat bran corn meal juice of beet. as
stock for beef tea put up in sealed cans champagne
IN small bottles for cases of sudden sinking chns
feeders of different sizes for administering nouris h.
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent gl-ss
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds, common soap, eye shades of green silk with
tapes or elastIes.
Those of you who live in and around the city of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable essis lance
at the hospital The sick chamier is destitute Of
It's chef solace unless grsned BY the presence OF
your EEK. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, or ssOth his distress other than your own
Such articles as you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to BO wiling
Green, Ky marked Hospital Stores.
am, with sIScere respect.
D. W YLNDEII,
Surgeon G S A.. and Nedicsl Director Of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green, KY Sent Is 1861
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THGmis mENEES.

To rhe VotsEs Of summer, RobertsOa,
the Dam, M IN * "meFy, Stew FII DICK
sou, Hum h. ys nna HicE m n Counts 9,
cSEAapSs IS IN san CO1RF SsIOnal d1SGrict
The short space OF time between the passage Of
the bill ds'iictng the State and the day Of cleo
ton tor personalities to the Confederate
Congress, renders it impossible for me to
visit You personally therefore avail myself of
tbs MEDIUM Of circular to make known to you
my candidacy for that position which candidacy l
in obedience to solicitations of friends from
various counties in the district
At tie present time, when party lines have been
obisrsv q, there no political issuts to be dis
cussed; ard believing, as do, in the Wi.d1m as
well as the necessity of the policy of a. complete
uuity Of action on the part Of people a. is prsc
tlcaole, il would be manifeatly improper in me o
seek to revive former party Issues l trust that
pa:ty spirit, so happily allRyed for the present,
NAY not De again evoked at east during the great
Ct gale for our national existence.
q, til some experience in legislation, pledge to
if elected, en- honest and faithful effort to sub
s your interest and that of our common country,
b supporting. with Incorporating earnestness
{ zeal. sli measures lOsklng to q vigorous and
81 sss u prosecution of the war to q triumphant
e linaron; that being the great and only issue
pending before the Southern people
Respectfully, THOMAS MENEEs.
rrCdeld, Oct 81, l86l-dtwIrGWtd
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H. & Z. E. CHEATHAEz,
WHOLESALE GFcUEEzs, AND DEALERS
rTEz BRAaDIpg. VIZ a, FoBAooo, cIaAEs, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, 60,
sa1REEg or C0LLEGb AEL OEURC7 S7REE7Z
10 Nash Vile, fen Ees5ee.
Ia receipt Of large and veil sslsssd seek
~ Groceries, Liquors etc. consisting in part folioEE
1901 genuine Hayana Cigars
100 bAIsohoice Holazssss zoe kegs Gsiis, aE51Ttsdi
100 4 40 do Toe dossn Painted BucEetEJ
50 DSrsprirze sio CoEeo, 50 nests Tubs,
100 obs Powasrsd, CTushod ana 10 bbls English gaizzI
Loaf Sugar 10 ibis Peesns
80 boxes Star Candies 10 bDls 5tleSTss.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE ERANDHES, WINES, S.&s
Is : & \ choice French BrsndieE
90 < casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WiEssi
IS h2sketa hest braudz GhampGglEf
so boxes Soovill ClsEet,
90 bbls ans Robertson d0sntS TFhlsssyI
IS bills pgTo old Rge DO
q % 90 Bo1r9oB Go
And ss0 sfTsssOekof CozncD whisky, Ansr5aa BEsads
@ssB BEEs AGENTS.
ssnts ox the Dupont Hazard aud sycsore Powder. fhs
rEZnsd being only Agsntsn Nashville Of tie Administrators
could attention Of tbs Merchants and rrsdYsto ths
sTEssock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine FOR SALE
0e Dupont Rife Powder 2a kegs Hazard BlasngPep
SOG Do 60 DO dsT
800 Dc Dc 90 sooo kegs Sycamore siastisG
seS ds Do 10 80 ossss ., eovasr, s,sor,s
M 10 % DO brands,
500 Ess Dupont BFzsngPoE % Sbis Toy, Bsc<o-a %
Ter safety fuse
ALL p d. q OHAATHAAs Agsuts
- ,rupoats P5wtsr. 10y, Biokforj Co.'s Easst-
3Szasd DO FUsa
SyosnosE Do
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7 tae Ladies ct x eHIucGy and Northern
Tenncnseas

have established at Bowling Green, KY, q Gen,
Hospital 1ur the reception of the sick soldiers
C he Ceugrel'D vision Confederate otstes ARMY
O. kentucky. In an enterprise which is 80 init
n ely connected with The physical comfort, if not
81 the lite, Uf the soldier, feel that you are
&C ceIy less interested than myself. Therefore
b to make lew practical suggestions to yop, as
&c re manner in which you may serve those atm
b, OF The sImy who oVertaken by accident
OF iLsesse. very efficient mode Of rendering IS
81 suce 10 the inmates of tn. hospital is through
til agency Of Re! sf associations such numbers Of
" ch are already IN operation IN the Coufedt rate
ST. ,es Can yOu not organize such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for
ward whatever may be Contributed? Where. for
Rny reason, such societies cannot be speedily put IL
operation, individuals should for ward their dona
tivus direct 10 Bowling Green.
among the articles OF daily use in the hospitals
ST, tie following:
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WangeC,

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$50. QUO IN GOLD.

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I y taken at par far large lot Of
Glass - are, mauder, Candle WICK RssIs
Alum Flour su phUr, Epuis TIN tnpe Cinnamon Bark
Fine Teas 4bn Gaps 90 cd picCs al which will sell
a. low egures, not war prices VI GRl co,
Wno essle Druggists,
Southwest Corner Brood and MARKET Streets Nashville
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