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mo. 563l.l

NO. 663l.
Whereas the esees of first second lonrth fifth and sixth
cons OF the city wharTeS have petioned Common Conn
ell Tor relet lnasuch ewing the now being
wAged by the Northern Governme against the South and the
existing blockade of this port they deriving no profit
Mt or advantage from their contract hut contrary
suffering daily heavy pecunary loss
And whereas, the said essee3 have
stlnn, hich is jast and equitable tow:
mar ey The essees propose make Necessary rcneirs
10 Inc WharveS comprised in the aforementioned sections OF the
port ana continue their lease provided the city guarantees to
make he revenues for the year 1861 the the average
Veue oil the two previous educting rare Of $50
w per nun tor less of repairs REQUIRED and profits
Mt IN ght be e4ll2ed the said essees promising nav their
I'VE notes due on the LIST and 4h June 1861 and amounting
IN me aggregate to $40 20 the deficit in the revenues above
to to be deducted from the Of said that
may become due after the said LIST 9Th june 1861 un1i
ness therefore, be it i " '7'
hesoea That the city of New Orleans hereby accepts the
aforementioned proposition of said eSSees being we'll under
stood That the city Shall be the sole fudge re-
sumption OF business shall take place. and all repairs NAV
become necessary shall be made by lessees under the
Eesoc tte That the Mayor be and he is hereby author
City Notary carry into effect the provisions Of this ordinance
tSgned LEA F. BAKEWELL.
w President Board of Assistant Alden
lSgnedI j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved June !, 1861
, tSignedJ JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
-Ie3 81 WIS PETTrSGrLI, Secretary to Mayor,
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CANPEACHN AND SISAI-- Per kclr Briantc-S logs tf
cedar So coils rope % bales grass Fernandez Sco 20 DO
Csmedeu 20 do bNs hats NJ 4 L Payro4 cigars to J W
SeS mour.
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JOHN f. HOLLAND. Secretary.

JOHN f. HOLLAND Secretary
BOARD nEs ASSISTANTS -NpERury3
Bureau du Secrttsre, lioei de Vile Ii uvr 1861. {
A Honorable Conse Commun
dc Id vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
mt ESSIEUF2S-Ies soussfgnes prOpriet1 I've u
I'VE de henSouds thsan face Ia Jackson entire les rrs
st Charles ct Lbertt pren respectueuSement oon
nance resolution soft lAsste, commencement lo oron.
nant la venc I'M c0na pour la CONNECTION bquetes en-
brques bordteS de "Cuh3tnnes rossGs en- bo sur les
deuX CottS de III die Jackson texCeptG oil les
Sont aites Contra In rue St Charles In ria
IiLertG, ~ - - '"'
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( IAESThUT GROVE WHISKY
CHESTNUT GROVE gHrgxv

| SIaEsThUT GROVE WEJIsGxYy
CHEsTNUT GROVE wHIsxy
The Proprietor of thu above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
sras to introduce the article Pabllc and
| and country, the
Purest DzfTGsa5Ie StSnnzalant
which has been prepared edioa USE 1t
cordial at oncc heahful nysoratng TO the eafsaI.5
whether by disease. It distilled from the best RIA and
a ana its nutritious properties by process
peculiarly his whereby the nsil and other
sfeens known to be contained in tho Whisky general asc
are completely separated hs the absolute parity OF tails ar
tce from any foreign ednixtureis guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials the most emil
nent Analytical Chemists Of PHILADELPHIA New YORK and Rnz
ton the State AgFicufal Society have endorsed tbss
Diploma and Dr. jackson Of Boston, testified under oath
t. ita absolute purity. Read the following
oERTIFI CATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1855
We have carefully sample of Cbes.au; Grove
Whisky which sent and Rld coutana none the
poisonous substance known Fusi OIL which the chaacr
ic and injurious Ingredient of the Whlskes general uo
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAO,
Analytical Caenlsts
New York, Sept. 5, 1888
have enezed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky recs se5
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr PHILADELPHIA snd hnvUs
carefully tested it pleasadt Is entirely fret
from poisonous eeerous substances Il Is An upusuerv
pure and hne favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March r 1855.
have made chemical analysis Of commercial Enrapsg NJ
chestnut Grove Whisky which proves 10 free from ehsay
f0bil 0ps. and perfectly pure unsdulterated rhe
mayor OF this Whisky Ia derived from grain raa6 in anD
'sotpring 1t. Respectfully,
| A. A. HAYES H. D., State Assayer
No. l6 Boys0N street.
VaARLEs WHARTON, Jr..
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut Btreat
lS@ o--H PHILADELPHIA.
>B99gs r. MARSH, DENMAN & co.,
:1ss=S=-S& CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF CARoNDELET AND aRAv1ER srREErs
NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly hand large assortment OF OAR
RIAGEs from their mandatory New jersey which they
rfor sale on very reasonable ternIB
Exclusive sale of Dusenbury Van Deusen Douglas
Poste Of Newark, New Jersey LIGHT BUGGIEs. n2s 6m
4LHCHaGR, JAMES ", ATToRNEY-AT.LAW
RSF oinee-No. 20 Commercial Place. jy27 ly
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Railroads

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, June 4, 1S6l-4 bales Byrne Vance &co
3 r L Adams &co-3 do Carroll Hoy &co3 BrOadwe Il
Haynes-Total Is bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
hOBILEPer steamer Oregon 10 bales cotton ordey42
do Creevy Farwell IS Rueeley Sco- IS bales nlde
K Geddes-sundries to order-Total 50 bales cotton.
MOBILIZE Per steamer California bales cotton Creevy
-sundries to order.
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3tbieh Of tbe Sflarhets.

. sUHAR ANiI MOhAssEs, .NoiNiDg reported
FLOUR! About $50 bbs Good Extra we're disposed Of
including Ii9at SO 50 and 50 at 81 p Dbl.
GRAIN The sales Corn efnbbaced some 1910 sacks of
which 1900 Mixed ut zoe and 30 White Soc y buhe In
Bran, aot Of 100 sacks taken at 81 50 u 100 BIS
PROVISIONS The transactions in Pork were confined to
retail lois at $40 p b5 for Mess In Bacon Shoulders retail
lie, Ribbed Sides IA and Clear l5s@l6c o b. In Lard
Prime terees was retailing at O1Sc and III kegs at
l21sc q 10.
WHISKY. We noticed sale Of IS bbs Rec fled at s5c
10 gallon
FREIGHTs. Filling up for Liverpool at ID for Cotton.
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arrived Yenserday,

Ship asrepo Foster hence for Bordeaux May stb returned
Fernandez aco-~Basin
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mo. 5630.l

NO. Jb0u.
Socd That the Comptroller be he is hereby author
ized 10 warrant en- tn Treasurer in ayorof Crisy CoGne
tractor Tor paving with square blocks Tchoupouas Street
Nuns 10 Josephine street. and also North and Market
Streets from New Levee Tchouptoulas street. for the follow
ing amounts to-wit:
/ For The Snm Of eleven Thousand nine hundred TWEEN
seven 1911 dollars for paving wi square blocks TchopO
las street. from ST. Mary josephine street. including the inter
sections OF St. Mary St. Andrew, Adele part of Josephine
street. and as final settlement with the city said work
For tie sum OF seven hundred and nnetynfne 4dO dol
rs Tor paving with blocks South Market street from
New eVee 10 Tchoupouas street including part Of the inter
sections OF New IeVee and TchoEpouas Streets as final
settlement with the city for said work.
lSgnedl LEA F FAREWELL,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lStgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved June !. 1861.
jeS st fSigued1 JOHN IT MONROE Mayor
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Darirte SnteIIigel,te.

oREsuEHr OFFICE No. 10 Camp Street. }
Tuesday Morning, June g. 1851 :
Cleared Yesterday.
teirsagah Burr Whitaker for Mobile Hunting on Bro
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MA4ORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, June l, 1861, :
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
mo. 1921
Reoire3 That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer for
the ayment OF the following bills:
u Robin, medicines, furnished CITY POlice,TaiI
and insane Asylum to 30th March, 81. sl33 Is
Jos. pubuc, repairs to stoves pipes, Court
house and Recorders office. Second District in
J8nqary, 1851 63 IS
j. 3 dgarny, repairing night-tubs of Third District
r, Police Il Station 600
DR.. y. Lambert, medical attendance prisoLeF,
Luke DIlon, during absence Of C1y Phyia IS 90
iSignedl LEA +. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
GSignedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved june l, 1861
ie3 81 LSigaedl JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
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100 f-taFzzasssgro NEW 12AIhEROAD r.-a.
ASI5 rtBSaesSES#R ROUTE 4sEIS T5F5sc
S&-s-z-As[-SkSS TO TEEAS, EsjAaI9$s96
UNITED STATES MAT, LIME /,

~
Neehty tour hoHfs nc saved and the and diEcom,s
ct a sea voyage greatly diminished, by tho as
ne" Rns'opsioGanaa rd G. w. RalIroau5s
10 BERWICk'S BAY,
81 the now and spendid line Of STEAMSHIPS all britt
Pea'J icF THIS trade, with superior stntaroo
for pashengerB,
LEAVING THREE TIMES A WEEK,
,u,r,,r-,- 10 Sabine Pass and Galveston, 80
.JH A.
, ,,,-,, To Galveston and Trdisnols. '
10 GRlV0ston and Indanola.
CARRYING The UNITED STATES MAIIS
terry running TO the Railroad tho landing Foot
street. nearly opposite jackson Square 7o'ciocE
e 'R tickets may be obtained staerooniB secueI
az az fhoad office Of st. Ieveo seetl M
Poe Square daily and Depot before the densr
or exGs BY this Line received every day SUM-
syS excepted, At tho above landing Insurance by h ina
lass than by the River Line ~ ~ - N0 u
o2B If RENT = rsr .,rr,rpc r,
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NO. QUA.
Resolved That the Central Board of Commissioners of New
Orleans be and are hereby Instructed to order election iii
ney story Alderman from the First District and that said
election take place al the time the regular election On
the Sd Of June, 1861. 80
ISignedI J. o. NIXON,
Approved May 90, 1861.
,..,... lSgnedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
My2i 3t IStgnedl MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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Bureau da Secrttoire, Hotel de Vile IS mars 1861
ArHonorable Conseil Comfun
de la vile de la Nouvelle. Orleans:
M ESSIEURS- souSsiGne, proprieta ire
Iva de bentonds tnsI face les deX coas de Ia
yez de In rue du Quartier IN des Ursunes Soud Dis
trict pttionne honorable de cCuectouner
des banqnees bques bordees de crbs,ones ct osS6s
boS les deux c0es de Ia de rue rue gu Quarter
la rue DIES crsnne eHceptt les banQuees etc aites
par les proprGaires
NouvElle Orleans, lie mars 1851.
Z. Dougart, cinQ cents 600 peds.
az law8w JOHN f. HOLLAND Sacrhfaire
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STREET GOM7NER--OFFICtAT..

A'ERST DaSPIStG'T A9OUND--NE a. brought
to the First District Pound the Of Lniy rG md
' inc reefs. MS AsttnY--
bnu black nnd white Cont.
One tan and Back Goat, with Nhc feet.
One dun ana black Goat with white belly and white spo on
the forehead ' " ~ S''' W"
winch il not claimed within three and thrre-
on paid, will he sold public nnrou, II. said Pound m
ilIt PAY, june f, ls6l. al 10 o clock \. NJ.
New orIenns, lure |, ls6l
Registered June |, le6l. ~
ALFRED \. RUCROS,
Clerk o COMPTROLLER,
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NEW ORLEANS, january, 1861.
TO the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned, owners OF real estate
L fronting Washington Avenue, respectfully pray that
resolution ba passed according to law for the sale
tract for making brick sidewalks borered cubsones and
wooden CUTTERS both sides of Washington Avenue from
Good Children to GTod except where the sidewalks
have already been made by the owners.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-11
RICHMOND WHIG.
The Daily whig in RIeh,nond-Pay the Car


Tbs great demand for toe DAILY WIG within the city,
as vel by regular as by transient readers and the Diff
Gully of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
BY carrying system adapted only to othcs suoschp'
d0ns have induced Us to resort to the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of prepayment TO hs Carriers. From this date, there
FORE no subscriptions for the WHG TO be eit within the
city will be taken al this ooe aGd all persons indebted
for subscription the present time within the city, are
requested to call at the office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate of fifteen cents per week The public
viii now understand that ell restriction upon the sale oil
the WIG by Carriers within the city IL removed ana
that all Who want It may buy from the Carriers or nave
II len for them at their residences places oil business
September l6th, 1861.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

GENERAL sUsEaINTENDEsTs OFFICE,
RcaM0SD, July 3lBt lS6l
Notice to Persons sending Packages 70 Soldiers at Mans-
sas, StauntOn, &C., &c.
sEIE practice s.uuDg packages by the 5a Trains
uay baIdessome The Train BIS dcs causing 1eAy,
t.t ni necessary caution personsto oonnne themselves 20
ry anal pAoGages they will the rsk Of their being e
0e'ue' 0e'-e '-''''' H. D. wHITooMB,
40 Genr!al superintendent
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NEW AUCTAON HUUsE,

NEW AUCTASy HOUSE,
P0R THE SALE OF NEGROES.
yHE undersigned has this the Auction busness
for the sale OF NEGRORs st the Auction Room Franklin
street. lately occupied by BETS 4 GREGORY.
He will sell Negroes both publicly and privately and soci the
paror his friends and the public generally He pledges hi
sGrs promote the Interest 81 his patrons and faters hr
long experience rads he will be enabled
obtain the highest market PRICES He will make liberal advances
oil property in haadlsnd prepared 10 board persons
ged n toe trade tier yans-bsging slls accom-
nodailons for both. q Sr0KkS
On grspflin, srd door below wal street.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.

E8:s
ON AID AFTER We tnCsIly, Cct-bsr 81,
~ The Mail ana Passenger aralnss
n River and Intermediate sta
;lcus daily al 49, 81 connecting Sa Orange and Alex
lnda KauroNi rFnS a. aog1oasye fOE Asllas, and all
intermediate points and Charlottesville with the tsans for
.ynchbGrg.
HArmsa Browns Stages with the train Stanton
Moudays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
lays, Thursdays and saturdays, Tor Lexington.
aaTmAn Mason and ConPanys sage Ie connects with the
train for Ae White SulVh1r IsyitnpTs, -, daily.
RETURRI&e,
The Mall Train leaves JseSoG kyer daily q. a. 4 NJ for
2lChmorj.
The rtgel.r Throesh FrSh u G0;dOnsva AL points Yves,
there lea Reh d P. Sausage, T1gdSys aid
thursdays srd en- tie Wet an Sundays Wet
ssus "a trf1sya
Regular Way Prelgh tSl1 TO- Godonsye aad pous last,
oei u. D. wHTTUoMB,
GeaagGl superintendent
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RAILROADS., &C.

90 RICBMOaD AND DAEvILLE RAILROAD.
GS4E sssi is gsss q % q
sUPERINTENDENfs OFFICE,
kcaHosD, Aug sth, ls6l-
SUMMER ARRANGEMRNT,
FOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
IN and amer MONDAY. Aug 18th, the Passenger rh' WI" '''
" ~ follows:
nn, snndsy The Iran goes only connscuns
there Nh the trains the south hide Railroad '0r ~
rain leaves awhile daily, Except Sundays oo A. H.
and re aches RchnOnd AT Oeioes RusevIe to Rich
nom synr BuTkssvie tbs arrival Of ne Train nom inc
South and southwest lU+5 A. NJ and reaching hcnnonu
,n from Richmond connects Burkesvie with the Train.
On The south ride Railroad for Lyneheus ana the sou
o Train from Danyie connects Burkesys with the South
side Railroad trains for petersburg and Norfolk
Through Tickets can be oeureo ana baggage VIII W
through 70 he following POINTS,
Lynchburg, SnA.sauIooes'
Bristol, hu n,'
nontseaery oHAs. &. TALooTr,
,visLS Superintendent
sOUTR-sIDE EAlL&OAD.
an ANDAFTER MONDAY TiE22u AU-l sS
~ sus., The passenger Trsinl, tl IS follows: 6&
Man Train starts daily ESQ A. NJ reaches Lynehours Nts
Passenger Train starr, daily except Sundays, ~ as ~
res.hea Lynchburg stl2.s0 A. n.
yRoM LYNoRBUEa TO PETERSBURG.
Nal Trsn start daily al Il A. NJ reaches Petersbarg
PASSENGER Trains saE daily except Sundays al lOSo ~
These trsns connect Win Two daily the Springs Knox
Sile, Nashville Memphis, 4e.. to New orleans .
Tenne.see Asbams Mississippi LOUISIANA ArEAnsA: and
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except
IA NJ IL Moor and City Point a. $50 A. NJ ana 10y r n
rIs ira =, ars run 10 and nom all s BisA packets Hhen No
sHs-.. u n pJrn
.rft GensrAl fupe:iniendApt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-11

MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.
A 90 PAEKAGSS Il Laaxaorus s0a's superior CHEWING
1OO TOBACCO, q the following brsnds nom Lynchburs:
Standard poaada
Do ali pounia
Extra h1e Cole Leaf pounda
Jacob Asni Hossy Des, do
HuIsfoTds. pouadI
Cherry Red half poznas
CAtzabA %
city + ale, pounas
Ina STAR do
orooofO DO
1000 plSkaycs Otbss well known brands
az saus.su; ant. A.d Il. IAe BY HUNT JAMES
corasT VEsiHla and Carr stresls,
AHA kShnoaa Va
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RICHMOND AGENCY
or TIE
SOUTHERN PROTECTION
INSURANCE co NJ P AN Y,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.


UlHIs COMPANY Offers greater advantages % the ana
ohers than any Company chartered In The State BY insun
With or without premium note the applicant prefer ne can
pay e full amount the premium In csSh or BY becoming
naber or giving small premium he nearly onehen
Of the amount charged by Companies when nsurus
sy Th Il the advantage resulting from the combination Oh
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
Ths Company commenced .suing Policies agans' o or
age by the 18th day Of March, nse which aTe
ten thousand hundred have Insured ana oeee
embsr OF the Company and 100000 have been pse
losses. =
FP-A in settlement Of loSses may be determined
three dneresed AhSoEs az The County HheIe sneh o
20 be the Insured and The Company a.
oFJICER8.
HENRY W. THOMAS, President
TB ROBERTSON, Vice President
TH0s. =. HILL, Treasurer.
wM WEIGHT, Secretary.
JAMES CLOSE Ac;usry and General Agent
REHABILITATION for Insurance aud Policies granted ahs OLD
pes Pamphlets blank forms Of Application and
eIy alton the subject Fire and Life Insurance. furnish
Cd grAus o application personally or By nail 70 oos,
General Insararof and Collecting AGENT
oyVcE In Exchange He.sl Building 18th ST. Richmond Va
jes5-dkoly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-11

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
once No. 1855 Main C'orheAsL corner of lith strsot
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 29IH MARCH, 1881
yHIs old and reliable institution with ample Capital and
ungen fand carefully vested, continues Insure Slaves,
Buildings. Merchandise Of every description, ouse.
hold Furnisure, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels
Cargocs and Freight, al the lowest rstss.
adjusted and paid with al possible despatch.
,DI2KCToM
David Curne, Robt n. Burton,
Chas T. Wcrthan, Ersnsh J. Rsrnss,
John Il Caborne, John EahiAL
John J. Wilson, Thoa. A kust-
Alexander Garrett Geo. GuatAnn.
Peter Q. warwick
DAVID cuR2H. rrssr.
JONI J. WILSON, Tress'r.
RoBT. T. BaooKg, eec'y dear
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BIi VIL r. kIroHErI,
WELLINGTON GoDDIH, [ N,.c..r~
yoHs II. MosrAeul,
I.M. HAYWOOD,

Al Agents for the sale Goods Manufactured By The orsn
shav wool Company Richmond Vs have nov on hand
lbou 900 yards plain and fancy Single and Double
ned Oassraer Cloths besides lot Of tne Blankets snd
shsvs manufacturing at the rate Of 1000
which offer 10 the trade ct fair prices and
IN terms With entire confidence that the enterprise wiz re-
sslys 4 liberal tupport. oRENsHAw CO., Agents,
t,9n--t. ~ Richmond, Va 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-11
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
e. A. ). CHOP TON,
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oTEIuE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DICKINSON HILL Co,

0lFIOE COENER WALL AND fRAhhLIN STRkkTe, OPPO-
SITE DICKINSON, hill Co,
RLSEi AASND. VA.
JHE subscriber bsgs his acknowledgements 10 his
friends and patrons or The syors during the past six
and would nfom them that BIZ stu continues the business OF lR
ne OUT NsGgoss, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
lAIs aud al ba1sIs pertaining to General Agency 10 all
shleh he gives his p5ySeEai aeet,9iOn.
20 Parties n he country who entrust the hiring OF their
Negroes h rest assured Of attention being paid 10
yn then ohsr but good homes and the best prices and
n the event Of SICKNESS The best medical and persona! attention
hs always be supplied He also comfortable apart
en connected with his once, where those who
provided With places 10 stay al nght during the hiring,
mar, VIII good ere, FskE CHARGE
Negroes FOR hire The coming year. had better be In
early after Christmas as possible
20 Ghoss az discs % to IAN pe.borGLy urnoon, beg
% rcftF % 40 toiLOtotRg ljosSJEs:
Richmond, Dickinson, Hi %; King and Queen county Dr.
rhcaAs Lsiare AhGF Temple John Lumpkn Thomas Tsunte-
roy; Wesnoreand eoEnty Dr. y Hheeiwrigh Rev. Tkos
Locke King WI liam county, John LaiAne, W. q Laane, Dr.
Iohn Lewis King George county George Turner Richard Turner
Hanps Thomas Lee; Caroline county Ro Hudgn, d. John
D. Butler Essex county, n J. Whtlock Dr. James Lsane,
Edward NOe Beverley D. Roy, Roy Micou, Wilsey Fogg
George Wrgh Gloucester county Dr. Thomas Ccptou, JEFF
-son siabss Jasper Hughes James Cy county Parks aer
chond county Dr.. Robert Payne New Kent county Vim.
Copton, bet Hovie, Dr. Q. CTump, John Lacy, r. +.
Louisa eoant DabRey Parrs Cumberland county WA D.
Clo7:or Potter Lunenburg county, E w. Brown oapper
stungv q Chewing. Prince William county, Wn J. Where;
Norfolk, Cart J. 8. Middleton, John Gorr0leJ.
4ecf8-flykcIm
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10 HEADS OF DEPART

SfS METs And ASslsTiNTS-I would beg u Invite the
Of Departments Of ire various branches OF
Confederate states IN Rchnonu, 10
large aad STOCK Of Books, Paper StaAAon-
eEy, EnVelopes, BLANK Books, &e., when vii
furnish n IN g. TAR prices.
Having attached NJ sAblshnsnt extensive Book Binde
~ prepared Binding and the Manufacture or
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Publisher and Bookseller,
lee 81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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