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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-05
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OFFICE. RiCHM'D AND PET'G X. n COL
Richmond, Va. q .tobrr 5, 1ag,. (
AN AND AFTER FRtL A Y, October Jth
Y the Trains un this Road will lie AZ fol-
lows ~ fTs
Mai Train leaves Richmond Daily es.....5 A. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation Trains leave f5-a
daily, except ktittavs NJ q A. NJ. and p. NJ
Main Train leaves Pete sburg DAILY az. % p. M
Freight and a Accommodation Trai' leave
daily. except Sundays, Mt y A. NJ and +. NJ
i.y' The Mail Traiu il the only one connecting
with the roads South of Peter sburg.
By Travellers VIII bear in mind that the Gov
eminent requires all ersons leaving the city by
this road to baye passp rt.
It's Il. II WYNNE, Supt.
T NJ p o X Z a N r NOT g 4.
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I IFE, FIRE AN ID NJ Al Rim T.
Il INSURANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, NO. l33 MAIS IN. T.. COR. or lirF) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 2sth March. 1877
This old and reliable Institution, with ample capt
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested, con.
tinues 10 insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDIZE, of every description not SEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with ali possible dis.
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie Rott NJ Eurton
T.. L. Workman, Francis J. Barnes
John Ii. Claiborne, John It. ssablet,
John }. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett Gee. n Cswathmev
Peter G. Wcriick
DAVID CU2RIE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer
Z. T. BROOK, Secretary &c y7-ty
JAMES h. MACMuRDO, Agent MANHAT.
~ TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York. Office NJ the Insurance Agency
OF THOMAS NJ. ALFNEND, on Uth street, nearly
opposite Godiin's Hall. where applications viii BE-
received an ls-~ly
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LIFE 81 FIRE INSURANCE..


yIIRE INSURANCE.
r. MARINE INSURANCE..
Incorporated 49,
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
Egs~ Office No l3l Main street, Richmond "a
CAPITAL ar, SURPLUS. S230.ccc:
This Company has the advantage ri Twenty
years experience in the Insurance business,
and having enjoyed the favor OF the public during
all that period needs special Recommendation
the citizens of Virginia.
l; effects Fire Insurance In city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It, cash capital Ead surplus as above, and Il.
affairs are managed pruden;.y, but literally. and
its rates low those OF .sny other good
institution. DIRECTORS.
W. l.. Cowardin, j. L. Wadsworth Patrick Cullen.
Joseph Allen, WIN. Beers, Geo. " Smith
Horace l. Kent, Thomas Samson, b. l. Winston,
VIM. Palmer. Chas. w. Purcell, Jno Gordon,
JAS. A. lnioes, H. A. Claiborne Alex. T.. Parker
Joseph +. Winston
Apply to the President Secretary In person,
by letter w. l.. COWARDIN, President
WM WILLIS, Jr Secretary. lie eff
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MILITARY CAPS.

JOHN DOOLiEY offers, at wholesale and retail,
to the military and the public generally, his large
stock of home manu- taclured GOODS.
Grey, Blue and Black Cadet and Fatigue style
CAPS can be had al his establishment as f,av
able terms In any city in the South Particular at
tenton is dcairct to the Black Militsry CAP. it is
the finest, most durable, and warmest Cap now
manufactured. Having hand good supply Of
stocks the manufacture Of DRESS HATS for tho
wholesale and retail trade will be continued.
JOHN DOOLEY, No. 81 Main ST,
"a SO--ts Richmond Va
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sbESGOF.VTlONS. &c.

sbEsSOLUTHONS, &c.
~ IsSOLUTION OF CO-PAKTNER-
SHIP--py The T. ath of chs B hill. the
, nnr.rn of DICKINSON, HILL & co. Is dis
soiyed. All peraors indebted 10 said concern will
make pa ment to us. The name of the. concern
will be used OILY i'll settlii.g p the hnsiness
X II. DICKINSON,
n. 3. HILL,
Surviving partners.
PARTNERSHIP The subscribers have
ass ocia,cd themselves together under the style OF
DICKINSON 4 HILL, for the purpose Of car
+, i0g the Auction and Commits sion Blu ines for
the $50 of Negroes. at the old-estabshed stand Of
RICH'D II DICKINSON,
NAT. b. HILL.
Oct. l, le6t. oc its
HISSULUTION OF co PARTNERSHIP
- The firm of JOINER i co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Ali parties having
clairH- will please present them AT once: and
prump. payment is respectfully solicited of those
Indebted. We may be found AT tue cd stand, or
| communicated with through Post-otfic-, Box 81.
JOlNER x co.
B. W. JOINER,
Late of jones & Co.
WILLIAM l.. Slater,
Late of J. w. Nipe X Co.
MILLS CARY,
oc Set Formerly of I.vnchhurg.
DISSOLUTION.-rhe tirlus of WILLIAMS,
PETERS Il CO, OF Richmond, and Pc
j Frs. WILLIAMS & CO., of Lynchburg Va,
| this day diss lived. b. T. WILLIAMS, at Rich
,nond and S. T. PETERS, at LynchhurS, will act IL
closing up the business Of the respective firms,
Ill further notice d. T. VILLA Ms,
October |, lSGi. ). L. PETERS.
NOTICE.-Until further announcement vii.
continue business at the Old stand of WILLIATs,
PETERS & Co, No l6i Main street, Opposite the
American Hotei,l and offer my servtss my
friends and the public generally. for the SAFE aud
purchase of State aud Government Stocks. rail
road and Bank Stocks AID Bonds, and all secur-
ties usual to the market on commission.
GOLD. SILN AND UNCURRENT
MONEY bought and sold on liberal terms.
resp ctiully reter to tn. Banks, Bankers AMI
business community generally, of tIe cities OF
Kichmonl and Lynchburg.
uc J-lot d IT WILLIAMS
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basin Bank Richmond Va - IN

,, Y, &c
&oasln oanK, flchOond, va ~l2-5n
A ARTIFICIAL TEETH THE CTF7-
"A PLASTIC AND EULCANITE pkG
CESS.-G. w. JONES, DgsrIsT, l.ying -.
right fer the above mode OF meking Teeth And /.
ing satisfied OF its absolute superiority o,r \
other methods, ca with confidence CONNIE, -
those desiring fu!. or partial sets OF teeth .rt .
peciaily such as may be dissatisfied with ,h...
they are row using. The perfect adaptation
the plate to the mouth, aud the Suction thereby :.
cured, enables hin 10 insert one or more -A
rtGhom clasps. + 9 method ha,i! z bean a1sa..
By those standing highest IN 4. -.'s..iur ..
and South, testimonials viii .. ...AsI .-...
mems exhibited TO those wishiu7 . see IN ,,.,
OF Teeth, on gold or any o.1er v.s.. VII. Z
course, be made for those prterIns 'hr.a.
inc, Cleansing, Extracting. aad ,her clsrsl.a.
gently and thoroughly perform -Tec'L 6,;,s~!
by ELECTRICITY, w,Acu, pan.
~ Office Main street, opposite Corr han
Hall al =.
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CLDTkf7NG.& &c.

HNERCOATS.--J0 grey, dr;b and brown
fuiied Cloth Military Cape Overcoats 50u
FlI,t eteI sham Lion SKIN, Beaver and other
kinds OF Uvercnats. For sale by
BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
ami \ MANN sf
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NJ \ Il b l. T. w u K 4 s.
HOTELS * RESTAURANTS

~ l. II -
The UNDERSIGNED ara receiving rep sss
daily they az taken o,t % tie Na'st -
mo; mag and arrive here al o'clock ~ - a.
neon. They ,giH t.. .uroished a, wholesale " "a
tail at our hou g. iltk street be'wese "a
the Dock. }. 1t y ~
In,
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A.
ON JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN
GROVE AND STONE-HOUSE WHARvES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. J. r. FREE
MAN, Will leave her wharf at Rockets regularly
EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays.) at o'clk
for the above places aud return day, about u
O'Clock z. NJ, touching at all of the regular landings
going and returning.
Passage TO Grove or Stone Wharf, &3-Meals ex
ira, 50 cents each.
The Curtis Peck will connect with line OF
COACHES, running to Yorktown at the Giovs
Wharf and through tickets, 10 Yorktown and re
turn, will be given the boat for S5-Meals extra
5Ocents each. lily 2o-tsl X. Q. HASkiNs.
OFFICE r., f. d P. r. r. 60,
RICHMoND, June "a, 1917.
nE3SONS NOT KNOW n TO l. RESI-
DENTS on the lna OF the ROAD tore tbo,
can obtain tickets for passaf-e over the .hmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad II be fur
nisned " It'll permit from the proper authorities
BY order Of the Governor
ie 26-tf A. d. ALLEN, Ticket Agent.
DlCIiM ON ID AND YORK RIVER RAIL
n, EOAD.-Passenger Trains leave I.ichutond
daily at A NJ; West Point daily Except Scu,'ay)
at l2 NJ: West Point Sunday at =. N.
Freight Frains-Change of Hours.-Leave Rich
mond daily Except Sundays IT 5 A Nj; West
Point daily Except Sundays at l2:l5 P NJ.
Freight received at Richmond daily except Sun
days. until p NJ
jy a-ts X Il. TEMPLE, Supt.
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4 u X ID .-' he junior partner or ,6e trH
"A OF POWELL q AuBLETr having bOAn ab
s-ut for several weeks on account OF sickness, has
returned aud viii give his personal attention To tls
sale Of ali kinds Of produos consigned to us
oc H--3fs -
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- ELlGloUS HEADING FOR THE
IL SOLDIERS AND OTHERS. Hap-

ID ELlGIuUS READING FOR THE
III SOLDIERS AND OTHERS. The Bay
uss Colportase beard, located in this city. have
now ON hand very large supply of religious tracts.
large proportion OF which =, addressed especially
TO .oldisrs. and written by distinguished Southern
divines We are daily hearing OF good resalts
from the reading Of these tracts Ia the camp. We
are xieus to place them In the hands Of every col
der In the State, and appeal to Christians In and
out OF the array to aid In q work In which 20
much g.sod may he effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP.--'Fhis IL the tttls
OF an excellent selection OF hymns which contains
soias twelve of che ayosite spiritual songs al zach
Evangelical denomination. trsons buying twenty
or mare can have them a, two cents spiscs. Svsci.
men capies wll l,c sent 20 Chsplaina Whu dasirs Il
POCKET TBSTAMENT&-la a few days
we shal. b. sbls " furnish l2U00 Testanects ii 10
eta. apiece. Th"se wishing supply wsusd u
well 10 sead In their orders,
Tas above msy ;. iaana n Gesrss J. Sumass'u
lgaa.F Frost hnsldiaa. Quserlloe ssse~S
4, 6. UlCKENyUN,
@N-A aeA sups nSy.lsi esipossssts
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EAESTEaEN a. 9sIIASSVf a D: Z,
MO LOCkADE PRICESi
Ar THE
Shoe L Fl l. L RA Il A A r.
No pa RRnsu SThEET

Families and dealers will find there all they want
in China and Glass Ware, Silver plated Britannia,
Albata, Japanned and Block-Iin Ware, Wooden
aud Willow Ware, Clocks, Looking G asSes, Table
Cutlery, etc,
Our stock of Ladies' Bags, Pocket Books, Combs
and Brushes, Pocket Knives and Scissors, Pocket
Looking lasSes and thousands of Other goods in
the FANCY GOODS aud TOY LINE. il quite com.
plete and purchasers will find saving TO them OF
IS to 80 pes cent. by calling at
SCUAAp Il co S, 2C5 Broad,
- 2i--lm+ And corner Sd and Broad IS.
COUTHERN STONE-WARE POTTERY
- On hand, very large assortment of STONE
WARE consisting of
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efORTH CAROLINA
~ MAN UFAC URES.
"a and A Brown SHEETINGS.
"a and ~ CEAMRRA[S
COTTON YARN, assorted
Orders. accompanied with the cash, will receive
prompt attention. W. +. HALL,
sc 2--lnl~ Wilmington, \. e.
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Fl. w. LUBBOCK Sec'y r.h ll-'r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-21

The ADVANTAGES OF PoYERTT.-The Baton Rouge
Gazette states that Mr.. DUPUY, baker of that
place who had smassed considerable fortune by
his industry, recently committed suicide because
the war had reduced his rents and income, and he
feared he should come to starvation The Gdzstte
says that when he was poor he was always happy,
but becoming rich he became miserable. he lately
took wife to share his sorrows, but this rather in
creased them, he thought his poverty would reach
smother beside himself; and to cut the whole bust
ness short he blew his brains out He was native
of France. The GGz:tts thus moralizes sver the
event:
Could not 8 moral lesson be drawn from il, if the
newspapers were not oVerrun this morning with
other stuff : Could we not show the poor man who
enjoys health of body and mind that he ought not to
envy his rich neighbour who Is dispossesed of these
chiefest blessings! Could not show that hap
piness is the cheapest thing this side the MOON and
is never affected By high prices 10 point of
fact it costs nothing Verify, we could, but what's
the use!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-21
UR0SxS.TIES WANTED.

OR0SSS-TIES WANTED.
FESHH fAshvlle and North Western RaiToad COMPANY Win
I % contract for 10000 Cedar CFOsssTfes, feet
long inches thSk we'll hewn to faoe place not
osS than inches clear Of bak timber be sound dsvs
I'd ct the grads line Of the road In Nashville
The contractors want to contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ttess OF the ISe above delivered
on the line Of the road IN piles from section II 10 Ssoon e.
enough on each section % supply tbs sans.
Persons Wishing to bid will direct to President I'd Direct
oEs Of the EaGhvs and Forth WsEtsrE Railroad COMPANY
NaGhVile, Tenn ,u,vsl-H'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-21

The "Grand Unlon Ayny,,.-Kst much to
t-t Feast About. ID izro.sd q

= i
The HGrand UnlOn Aymys,.-Nst much TO
~ -t Feast "A boat. a iE-o.sa
HoRAEIW HTE,. one of the editors Of The Chicago
TfibRns, who went to Washington, that paper says,
to write facts gives the following rather gloomy
picture of affairs in that quarter E-|
We have now over six hundred thousand men
2 under pay in the army alone. This know to be
fact. The number iHclades officers and men in all
departments teamsters, armGrers, etc. Here, in
aad around Washington, are more soldiers than any
mortal man can CsIGuvre in battle. Whist is the
use of having mOre? They would trample each
other to death like bnffAlos. The ground on which
they are expected to operate is the worst in the
world for handling large armies. If we can do
nothing with the force we now have, we can do
nothing with any force which it would be possible
TO raise. l....-. .-.----r
If the troops were all as well drilled the hand
full of old regulars, who were reviewed day before
yesterday, we might hope for speedy results out
the discipline of army Is rather impaired than
enhanced by the addition Of new recruits. 1t does
seem that anything which can hops 60 accomplish
in the way of mere carnage, can as well be done
b with cur present force as with one i've times as
large. The Beaufort expedition has resulted in
nothing thus far but the addition of glory to an
already glorious navy fairs are at dead lock
in Western Virginia; ditto Kentucky; ditto Mis-
souri, The money question Is getting to be one OF
alarming importance. The daily expenses Of the
war and navy department are nearer two million
dollars than one million.
The country can stand that little bill awhile, put
not forever-not for the time it would take to ut
down the rebellion and preserve slavery. Then
the patience OF the country, constantly worn upon
by the burdens of war and the deraDgenent- of
commerce, tried by deferred hopes, and sOrely ex.
ercised by disasters On the feld-even this viii
break down before way is discovered to over
throw JEFF. Davis and preserve the institution in
behalf of which he has avowedly initiated the war.
Foreign powers, too, may be excused if they do
not see any present prospect of are-establshment
of the government in part of the seeded States.
All Europe will recognize JEFF. Davis Government
before our genel ais develop that kind Of strategy
which will enable them to conquer the rebels and
save intact the cause of rebellion. ..r..
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Bel and Brass Foundery.

TENHE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks t. the pull
for past tavors, eonnu2nce Of patronage in
the above line, also
Copper and Sheet Ir on Manufacturing;
together with every description Of Metal TurningB Metallic
Psokings, Rabbit Metal and Castings.
Soda FounS Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumps OF every
description ORDER TePae at short notice.
Caso win be paid all times for old copper and brass
decl3-dH COLE.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAXI pleasure In announcing TO NJ old tsnds ana
toners Dat after shssHcs Of two yesrS have again
turned the practise Of the Photographic Art
IN all lis branches having purchased the Of ny bshsf
the old established Gallery in Union Street. snd having spent
four nsnhs IN New YsTk the past Summer 70 obtain fully all
The LATE improvements IN the art have painted renovated and
enlarged tbs OF Rooms throughout That ny facilities
better produce hrs class Verk hAE Galleries
bsas Of and senduee the comfort Of patrons. trust
only to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hersofOre
susained bat 10 elevate 70 still higher standard
engaged the services Of Mr. OOOK Il the Photo
zphers world who Pictures obtained the
Ant premium at the Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and
determined not only 10 make this the ssdng Gallery In
State, but ny all not be surpassed North sea
and introduce to the public the following ytSlsE
Imperial Photograph, Ia6l3 Ink
gignette, plain or colorado
1Vorytypes, cel0rsdI
Pastel Pictures, life siSs
Photographs on Canvas, life alEst
Visiting Cards. fall length, plain,
Autograph PhstogIs phs, Is taken e. crs EisiaS.
etsrreoscopeS, on glass o. paper.
continue 70 make tie deisiE0ype and Ambrsyp hereto
fore Ths above styles all entirely city, exospt
The Autograph Card Ehsh only made one time Al
sho In want Anything in line politely invited 70 give
call oTe visiting elsewhere, when viii prove By OcC1lA
4kmon5trAton ne aooV sot5- Respectfully,
Oot3l-6 .. ". HUaH1s.
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GOLD mEDAL PIANOs
EOrfea.

NAE pleased % lean that The great "WordI Pstr
he'd this Donh in The city Of Macon, Georgia enter
prsng Baltimore Firm VIM Knahs Co., were awarded tbs
HTs fefu5a over all competition, for their celebrated eoLB
EDAA PAEos This Fair being held under the direction
sOnbe Cotton Planters Ass citation, large and influential
body Of men, the inPosnes attached to recVings he
o. eF Fails produced a. We learn, unusual degree
petition the Of many Of tae Piano Forte
Of TIE country Several yy hne Instruments sxhih
ton but after ost patient and tborong examination Of their
respective meT the judges unsnimousy decided that
Som the Mandatory Of VIM Knsbs 4 Co was ths GE.oS
Ft01 ~ and AWARDED the Medal acsonainglyf
Without Wishing to appear nyduoas will sd st tbs
rse public spirit and uIdring With which the M.srs
kn2be eondnct their business en them an eminent DEGREES
% E the honor5 and which they have achieved in sI
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money Produce
rst QHd1tg Piano and advertising extensively to rAks
heir establishment known they have their posses
non OF large and constantly increasing suns and the
eradication Of knowing that whenever and wherever eoups
don ths osdsr Of the day, judges uniformly pronounce their
Pianos ss "AxcelsioF Baltimore SUM- Of December sd,
1850. --...
s-A supply Of the above nov being received By A. q,
Mcclure g Union street, the sale Ags1 for Middle gsnnsssss
Who win sell at oar fActoTy prices.
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