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NJ a \ Il D.
Wv RECR CITs

" X. L. |. h.
Recruits wanted for the RICHMOND LIGHT N
PANTRY BLUES.
Each recruit enters active service I'll soon = 20.
listed.
Aay number of good Recruits viii b. Received
into this corps, permission having been obtained to
increase the same 10 q complete battalion The
Blues are attached 10 the legion now III ssryis a
Western Virginia, -nder the command Of Brg4s,
General Henry A. Wise.
The Blues sre enlisted f,r the eusire contaes,~
- the wa. and no.recruit viii be feceyel i,r "a
period OF emit tment.
Apply to Capt. HAMMOND DUNCAN Wise Tegan
OFF,, over p. II. Teyiors Music Store N .
Nam street. between 9th Fnd 10Th. Richmond =
tween the hours of i. NJ and T. ~
None coed GPpiy lut men Of good character sai
.ohust health.
Honorary members Of tie Eiae., s.nd 9th. r. d
throughout the c putIy, are requested 20 sssir "a
UNIFORMS aEd CtiLeC oeyessa"~ clothing f1rT .asL
O. JrNNiNGf WISE
an ~ n IN,
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Virginia Life Guard-Thoeo wishing to
send letters TO members Of this company, viii
leave them AT Messrs. UaxaIl * Crenshaw's
Office, at the mill, by three oclocI; to-day,
where they will be received by Mr. j. W. s
Taylor, who leaves on Friday morning lie
will also attend TO boxes on she train for the
same company.
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The REEFS MARCHING on PiDUCAH, KEY
rUcEr--A dispatch from Chicago, dated sept.
81. saws.
The rebels attempted to burn a bridge one
mile from Noriolk this morning. They Were
met ard repClsed by Captain Noleps cav
airy. Three rebels were killed by the first
voliey, and others killed and woun cd after
wards. Only one Federal soldier was wou nd
cd
wounded rebel said that q. death was
suro, ha might as well tell the truth He
stated that General Pillow was in Kentucky
back of Columbus, on Saturday, marching on
Paducah. Il, 800 strong, and that JEFF, Thomp
son 3 movements are only feint to direct
attention from that quarter. Informa ion
Reached Paducah yesterday that General
Pillow had left Columbus to effect a junction
Wtlh the troops marching On Paducah from
Tennessee. The united forces u the rebels
viii amount to 1900.
CoAxuxIcArIcN BErwsgx BALTIMORE Ayp
WAsuINaroS SroPPED.-By Information re
ceived here this afternoon by way Of the flag
of'truce steamer frorl Old Point, we learn
that an order has heen issued by the Federal
authorities, that II cammun ioa.,on is 20 he
stopped be " sen Washington and baltimore
plsy Tor thirty days.
We are unable 20 conjecture the Gauge OF
this moveIaeas OF cutting oI. comm IN. ca to.
between those two cities, unless 1, Ia that
they have some impor taIi movement IN con.
temptation. and think by gesorting ~ this
means they Will keep the South In ignorance
OF 1t. II SO, they are calculating without
tneir most. In the lnsan time, We had best
prepare for IN attack On Norfolk.
Stand TO yoar guns, and be sure you have
plenty of ammunition On hand, and the right
kind OF guns 10 stand to.
Since the above writing, 1t has occurred TO
us that this order has been issued in order to
give them an opportunity to make some
changes and alterations III the for tifcations
around Washington, since the Withdrawal OF
bsauresard's accommodating force from Mum
sons hill, and to prohibit the Knowledge ol
that fact being coinmueica,ed TO orr side.-
hestais Dug Book,
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Fatal ResuA-Corpor;.l T. G. Butler. Of the
Marion Light Infantry, Fourth Alabama Regi-
ment, died ut Brentsviile, Va, on Tuesday, Of
a wound received in the battle OF Manassas
The Remains reached this city yesterday, cn
the way to Alabama.
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Deaf Body Fouad--1be dead body of
man, We learn, was fouad in the canal. last
night, near the Basin. Upon his person was
found key belonging to the Spot-wood Ilo-
tol, room No. ~ The gentleman occupying
this room is from Memphis, Tenn. but we
forbear mentioning Lis name lest the circum-
stances might lead us into error.
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eparlares.-Among the recent departures
from Richmond, registered AT The Pass port OF
flee, we notice the names of Sir JAS. FoI guson,
NJ. r., and Hon. Robert Ronrke, of England,
Tor Manassa, and Geo N. Sanders for Nash,
vile, Tenn
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C0mmcnda6ie ProcecdsAg-The county
court of Hcnrico yesterday ordered further
appropriation Of $4,000, OF which 5000 is To
be applied to the purpose of relieving the fam
lies Of volunteers, and 81 900 for she benefit
OF company g, Captain Gordon, ist regiment
Firginii. volunteers The court will be in res
sion today for the purpose of tran s;,cting civil
business
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Metrop ohtaB HaIL-The popularity of
unfinished. The spacious hall is thronged
every night, and the mirthful representations
are duly appreciated, while the excellent vocal
and Instrumental music id applauded to the
very echo. The interest Of the entertainments
is much enhanced by the efforts Of the Misses
Darlington, who still occupy their position as
f4yorites with the public
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Aceideat.--An elderly man, whose name we
did not ascertain, was knocked down by an
omnibus near the corner of Main aid 10th
streets last night, and severely injured
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Court Martiai-A court-nartial Isl now in
progress at the City Hall building, OF which
Robert Ould, Jr., is Judge Advocate The
proceedings are kept secret from the public.
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Tie Heather yesterday WAS about as disa
greeable as any misanthropic individual could
desire. We hope the coal dealers will hurry
up The biraniuous, in quantities sattic.en! 10
sappiy the demand.
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Adwited,-John II. 0ilmsr. Esq, Of this
city, was yesterday admitted TO practice as an
attorney IN tho Confederate States District
Curt
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Personat--Captain j. C. Shields, of The
Ist company Howitzer Battalion, arrived ia
Richmond yesterday from Fairfax.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, ROCKINGHAM CoUS-
TY, WIT:
This day. G.. G. Strayer, Cashier Of the
county aforesaid, and made oath that the
foregoing stateInent, showing the condition
of said Bank the first Gay of April, 1861 :,
WAS II Ge, to The best Of his knowledge and
belief.
Given under my hand. this 10th day OF
June, 1861. SAN. r. STERLING, N. Z.
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CAMP MASKED BATTERY,

Vctcbcr .1I To-. J
re AT meeting OF the members Of the Gov
ernors Mounted Guard. held this day, the follow
Ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resored, That ne have learned with the deep.
est regret OF tie death OF our fellow trooper and
companion, j. 4. BEARD, cut OF in the flower OF
manhood by sickness contracted in his country S
service
ResoIred That BY his manly and soid,er-Iik
bearing, he he'd united hiDsef by strong ties Of
friendship 10 his companions in arms always hav
ing proven himself ready FOR duty ard eyinsed a
spirit sf kindness TO those with WHOM he came IN
contsct; and upon one occasion. In tie mon ent Of
serious danger, displaye great tortitude.
Res0ired, That these resolutions be published IN
the "Daag Dispatch" OF Richmond, and a copy
transmitted to his family, express sing cur condo.
lence at their sad bereavement oc lO-It.
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Obituaries.

Tiled. OF typhoid fever, a. The r.o,aas
parents. II Charlotte eoHny. Va on m, as "
i"bs.. WILLIAM BALDWIN, Jr ;. ~ .. oi1,
fear Of his n2e. 'aA ah
He pas cd safely throug,i the sraa'v,.st
OF Bull Run and s.sna.,s 20 die q. 80 oeA
r"undsd ~ all tina, the tender care ~ ba-a, ~
suggest IN alienation Of his ~ Teriu,s T. easa
SCI vice lost good officer, ami his q ms 'A las
and brave man. He answered hla > ~ s4f
among ;he first, on the approach of the ~ ea4
acting as Lieutenant In the Cha-ht.s l. "a "' "aT
Lieut BALDWIN was "A man of wei -,
character Of which firmness formed ,raaN'ed
feature, and mocesty q grace. F'OA'1's,
Leaves have their time TO fal
And flowers to wither az the North wind. b-..
And STATS to set-bGt all, eaa,
Thou hast all seasons for thiLe own. oh a...,
-, bf tRlEvp
The void ere t'ed in the circle OF Miss Me-.
relatives and aefuajniances by her den,I ~
'ihly never be oiled by another pos.e.si, va zoe
attractive qualities. My feeble pen'!s iuadsa,1e I
portray her tharacter in all ia beantir,l ~
proportions, (Which the prompting, of - Ir
suggest) Her fine conversations powa,. =. S''7
varying CHI erfulness through all TIE .,s,as "a
lingering and depressing Illness; her uD.ais.,U 4
30 the last moment of her iifs--to which y,,s s"
IN entire resignation 10 the will o. her U... y
. Father-presents Il picture t. tie mind s,,I1r
al that is lovely and cumulative Of the fero.la .
acter. hose few lues are written With srx "a
telling Of friendship but with feel!n; ~ -
to 10 justice to tie memory Of departed wora 'l'
~ -,
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s.oAE'. s,EgsAAs.Et. &c.

! UST-A NALISE-Frora either (. epa,
1 wood Hotel. - baggage " I7or, % =, F-rd.
erickshurg Rsilroad Depot, & FALiaG, s5a.Gz-s
tho following articles
9ark Cloth Goat; ps,- Pants,
Patent Leati or Boots
Two ps;r Ladies Boots
One Felt Hat. new
One Old Felt ltst
CE'sDt'3 Mammal Military Surgery,
Two Fen Shirts end Collars,
One pair Drawers,
Two pounds Of Csrdy,
Comb ard brushes aud = Doth f3ru.h
with some smgliar erteiea
in the coat pocket were commission Of b".ss
ant Surgeon in Virginia Volunteers: and also 1
commission in thr Corf-d- aCe Army. with .e'saA
other letters eddroased 10 III. A :. Mason.
Amy one having. or knowing he whereabouts
this Ea'isc, will Cblige and be suitably rersrt,i
BY leaving 1t at The ofii,e Of the >po,swood Hsss
&C l0-3t
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BANK OF PITTSYLEANIA.

PrTTErLvASIA 9. H, VA, Sept. l9th 1851.
His EX< cheney JOHN LErcHEK, Governor OF
Virginia
SIR: l nsmit herewith the frs quarterly
statement OF the condition OF the Bank of
Pittsylyania, RS 1t existed on the fret day OF
July last.
The Bank was organized on the 4th day of
April, 1851, by eiec ing nine Directors, and
commenced business, under the Proclama-
ton OF the Governor dated the 4th OF May
last.
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N!yor'. Court-The Mayor, having re
| turned from q brief eXcuraion to the rural
Districts resumed his duties in the temple of
municipal justice yesterday mornings and dis
posed Of the following cases:
John Hughes, for keeping his house open
| and selling ardent spirits on Suntay the 9TH
| inst, was fined $40,
John Frey, fer selling ardent spirits with
ont a license, fined s., and So NOR for
keeping his house open on Sunday, the 9th in
slant.
John Dillard, for permitting d nuisance TO
accumulate ana REMAIN on his premises, WAS
fined s.
DPleasants charged with resisting an at
enpt Of the deg police to capture his t;.vorite
dog, y.as lined So
Wm Tyler and Patrick Henri Callahan,
snail oogs, We're arraigned 10 answcra cha! gc
+ stealing pair OF shoes from pntney 4
Waits. The Mayor advised the mother Of
Tyler to take her child home, lock him no,
and give him good whipping. The moth cr
replied that it wa not ,o~ lack Of ehastire-
''eAr tnHt ter boy formed bad assnril,ions;
add that X he was brought up again s4a
"oulu not en4taVor 20 preyuH! his iucarccr;.
ton. Callahan WIS held with "a vi,>r 10 :.
u,tler investigations Of the matter.
John Sullivan WAS committed to jail for
keeping Il disorierly and i'll >ov rned house.
Wferc night was made hiieoua BY drawings
Aid contentious.
Peter Maligau, who, whenever lie e!pptie les
- toomb;er of punch, always wants it iull
again WAS u, tor hreai ia /. wil.do,Y OF tie
i-i.1caserian srAooi-housa DISCHARGED with
an adlDonition.
Nm. Moore was sent to the poHr horse in
consequence Of his peuchant for nhiskev and
An irresistible disposition To MAKE himself
diSagreeube to others
Henry Johnston, who, while inebratei
took lodgings on bench in tie market, in
close proximity TO the watch house was a.-
monisliedb by the Mayor and discharged
( Rtchn.ond ITeajye-We are enabled 70
state that an Arrangement has been effected
through which the people of Richmond will
have an opportunity Of INDUCING their pas
SION Tor dramatic entertainments durn., the
fail ana winter. The theatre which is now
undergoing some necessary improvements
Will shortly be re-opened under the manage
ment of Prof. }. II. Hewitt, Of this city. He
is now engaged i'll securing the services of a
coed company, which will probably include
Miss Ida Vernon, the Misses Darlington, Mrs.
De liar, Miss Ella Wren, aud other iayoritcs
Of former days, with valuable accessions from
the Southern States. Prof Hewitt is thor
oughly familiar with the popular taste il dra-
inatlc and musical matters and Veg, ontilentiy
look forward to an agreeable season" 1t is
lis present iuten;i0n to commence about the
lat of November
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tAfF LUiTrS, Oct 1th 1861.
Gentlenen-I received duly yours 81 the lt;a
ut.. nrtiDg ne, In the moot complimentary terms
to allow the use Of my name IS Il candidate for Tie
C"rftd' rate States Congress, soon assemble a.
Richmond, in which yOu Inform that was se-
lected with unaninity aud sccorG--ihat you fee!
u I'd hst the selection viii give en'ire salts fac
ton, and that you can irsrre my election | have
delayed reply thus long, in order 20 &C. advise dly
the subject.
In answer, allow me to thank you most cordially
for the compliment of rendering Tie pouina
ton. accept it, and place NY cause entirely in
the fazdr Of iay friends. Ny military duties will
preclude any canvGssing on NY part.
remaia with great respect,
Your obed.ent servant
ID. J. GOODWIN
To 1t. NJ. K. StGrke ". e. S. Weaver Captains
r. T. Clements, WIN, }. Arthur, r. n Eufin
and others oc IC-ltE
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III ED.

Al the Junction, Hanover county v.
S'h oc'ehlr, Jas. II. BOSWELL, 70 tae - az. ~ hs
o. his age. A9 7'ay~,
II. fnneral will take place nj Nc ~rra,,.
cl'e< D. M, on Ihursdsy, lot.. Ocsobsr a. ~
- BIS e sidenee in fienr.e,. ssnstx 90.
IN i7-'., fspt. WM JEFffIis, Az, hiay
Illness. lie ssis =. lightly sposfea G ,zs, We
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We, the undersigned members of the Board
OF Directors Of the Bank of Rockingham, be-
Iieye the FOREGOING statement to be correct.
A Il. TRICK, President.
W. 4. CONRAD,
HENRY OFT,
NJ. HARVEY EFF1NGER
PETER WEINBERG Err.
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FRC II THE PGT 0MAC.
OF rae RICHMOND DISPATCH

HGnpfons Leofoa--.AR Experiment on he Eaony-
4 Short Enlargement" Nobody Hart Ccml
Incidents, Sc
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On this 10th Septem Der, 1851, ID. j. Hart
SOCK Cashier of the Bank of HoWardsville,
made oath before me, Justice for the county
of Albemarle, that the above statement is cor
rect to the best of his knowledge cnd belief.
W. A. TURNER, J. +.
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM,
HARRISON BURG, VA, June 10th 1861.
Hon. JOHN LRTCHgR,
Governor of Virginia:
DEAR SIR Enclosed please find a statement
of the condition Of the Bank OF Rockingham
on the lsG Of a pril, 1851.
Yours, very respectfully.
Z. &. STRAY Err, Cashier.
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The charter of this Bank having been
changed, do not make comparative state
nent until the year expires, and for the same
reason did not make this return earlier.
The undersigned, Directors OF the Bank OF
Howardsville, have examined the a bovs sta te-
Inent OF the condition of the said Bank, and
certify that they believe ii to be correct.
Given under our hands this Itth day OF
September, 1851.
w. A. TURNER, President.
Z. X. LEWIS,
x. w. ELSOM,
RICHD L.. WlLBOURN,
j g. CHI LURtSS.
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w. RICHMOND T II EhTRE Ladies' and
- gentlemen who may wish 10 enter into an
ENGAGEMENT at this Theatre will piens- TO ap
ply Immediately to The undersigned, the only per.on
authorized to negotiate,
Vt Ia ex pected that The Theatre will open on 0,
before tho LIST Of November.
JOHN II. HEWITT,
&C IV-Jt" Manager.
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Messrs. w. W. Keen and Tarpiey White alb
sent from home.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cousry OF pIrrsrL-
yAEIA, SIS
This day H.. b. Conway, cashier of the,
Bank Of Pittsyivania, personally appeared
before me, No,ary Public for TIE COUNTY
aforesalt, AID made oat1 hat tbs Foregoing
s atemrut exr hits she true condition o.. thu
Bank Of Pittsyly1ria, as II existed on the iirst
day of July Ia5-, to the best Of his knowledge
and belief
Given under my hand his 19ll, da~ Of Sep.
tember, 1861. J. A. LOVELACE,
Notary Public.
BANK OF HOWARpSVILLE, !
HowAs VA, Sept. L. 1861.
His Exceiiency JOAN LgTcHgg, Governor ol
Virginia:
DEAR Sir: herewith enclose q statement OF
the condition of this Bank on the soth June
last. Very respectfully,
ID. J. HAkISOOk, Cashier.
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MULBERRY ISLAND,

Greensville Camp. sept. loth 1861.
Es D. J. GOODWIN, 1t. Col l4th Regt Va al
Dear Sir-We have taken the liberty Of adore So
ing you the following, with the earnest hope that
it may meet your approval
We, the undersigued residents OF your District
having informally canvassei the question Of uui :;
ing upon suitable person to represent the Second
c. ngressioani District in the Confederate State
Congress. soon to meet in Richmond have with
perfect unAniIpity and accord, selected ou the
candidate feeling assured that Ihe ectinn III
give entire satisfaction 10 orr people We can,
also, without doubt. insure your election
In selecting you, have not been unmindful OF
the firm and loyal Southern position you occupied
previous 10 Our pres Mt bostilites with the North;
nor OF the fact that you were among the ,irst
to take the neld in dcf~nce Of HAT position. 7 H.
soldier and citizen cannot be indifferent 10 these
facts. Therefore, for these. your uniform courtesy
and conduct towards officers, privates ana cit
generally. with whom you haYe fron thrOWu, and
9th qualities unnecessary here to mention.
have selected you. and must urge, with all due
spect, that Il The II Jour mama III
the premises
With feelings OF high consider alton, we beg 10
sub c~ibe Ourselves.
Yours very respectfully,
MILLS X. 81 4IiHE, LIST t. and acting Sar
Re0n GreensSiiie Guard
w. z. 5, WF4ELa Gre.nsVie Guard.
u. D PRISONS do. do.
~ J. ARTHUR, Capt, NarsenivnG co.
j.. p. q EMkiTs, Capt Southampton co.
I. n i{UfFiS, Capt, Starry co.
GGo. W MOODY, Surry Co.
II. CLAY CArPs, NGn-cmr I'd co.
4. 7. CORNER, DO.
L. IAt,t4Is. ,rIeensville co.
:. II /. TH0d4S, d..
IA. COLLINS do.
N2a. A. BuCKsRR, do.
VIZ. +. NEWsOH, do.
$50. r. THOMSON, do.
GEO. II. rL0URSoY Starry co.
Many others, toe numerous 10 pubiLsh.
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~ I & f Persons desiring 10 srnd
- small packages, or letters to members Of Co
Il" LIST Va. Regt, will have an opportunity OF do
Ing 90 by leaving them at DABHErs store. on Brood
street, until FRlDAI evening ut 6 O'clock.
j A. TYREE,
oc lo-2tN Co. a." lst Regiment.
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w. w. KEEN, Presiden

W W. KEEN, President
RICHARD JONES. J. H. HARGRAyE,
GEORGE w HALL, WI. RISON,
GEORGE CRAFT, A. S. BUFORD,
TARPLEY WHITE, j. NJ. WALKER
Very respectfully,
l.. Is. CONWAY, Cashier.
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,J''i H1N1A' FROM THE sotri1~
E50 pieces rssA PRINTS,
2 eases Apscr CHICO Ks
l,DH0 dos Goats SPOOL CoTTQAs
go White and colossd Bi.ANkEis
50 pieces KENTUCKY JAM
$50 pieces rich dark GINGHAAs'
case Black SATlNErS,
100 pieees rich pELalNS; vxstsi
Welch and other styles White " -. ,osl.,
KEkSEYs, and mani other aessrse's eos..
which will be sold al snats advance s ..'r
~ 'A' p'ese' ma srved STREET,
oe l0-2ts Three doofs tuan ~,sss
2 400 LBS. American and frceea
sO.(VVtZlNC. in Oii. Tor sale by .,as
pcS WM. SATTLEK \ ~, Nv
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MILITARY GOODS &C.
Cays'ry Spurs and Bits;
Pistol Powder Fax;
Eley's Double Water proof srd q u t4'
Horse pIustes and Carts,
Shot Belts: Pouches
fquor Fllvks, wish Cup
SMdne Krlyes aid Scissors
FRYING rANS:
SHOE THREAD;
CarrisEe Knobs, Bolts. Sc
Uatrhegs;
Tent and Sail Needles.
Best Sewing NeeiiSl
COPPER TACKs
EGehinIs's Fiief. MI So;
lro9 VIE:
$500 gross Serea I. assorted. 70 sh@
COAL HOBS:
Shovels Tongs, and te0's''
Pea Trays; -.
A"d HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Of every te'1''F
tlon.
FINE POCK;.T ard
TABLE CUTLERY.
And many othsr desirable G. ols, for = - -
WIfLrANS X ELLIOTT.
Importers OF EecGwsfT w.
~, % Nsir y
We expect 10 receive, In = few days, a q"
FINE CAVALRY SADDLES,
GUN PACKING.
SHEET 1INC.
BOWIE-kNIfHs,
BgAR kNISts -,
a. ,a-s, v
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Disbursed from the LIST
day of October, 1860,
to the 3Uth day of
September, 1851:
On account of the
Commonwealth -.
On account OF the Lit
erary Fund. .......
On acct of The Board
CfPublic Works. -.
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Deduct amount of in
crease OF balance on
hand to credit of the
Sinking Fund, Gas
shown by com pari-
son of balance on
hand LIST October,
1860, and LIST October,
isGl,) this amour t
having b g 9 II dis
bursed by the Com
nlonwea1th ) Fund
to the Siak'g Fund,
and now unexpend-
en-
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RANK nE NnWARn.,lIIIE !,

CoNDfrIoS OF THE BANK or HowARDsvILLs
JUNE 30, 1851,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09

HE Proprietor Of tiis wcllknown and centrally loca
ted House, the ENCnAHgE llorEL situate on Mai.
street in Bloonsburg Immediately opposite the Counl
bia County Court House. respectfully Informs his friends
ana the public in general that his House is in or
der for the reception andcnurainment ofravelers who
may itel disposed TO favor il with their custom lie has
spared no expense in preparing the ExcnASGR for the
entertainment Of his gr neither shall there be any.
thing wanting ION his part to minister to their personal
comfort His house is spacious aud enjoys excellent
business location.
VI Omnibuscs run nt all times between the Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road Depos, by which
elcrs viii be pleasantly conveyed TO and from the re-
spectirc Stations in due time to meet the Cars.
80 WIN. B. KOoNs.
Blnonsburr, July q ISGO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-09

EF-y- Rev. D. j. WALLER, the able di-
vine Of the first Prcsby terrain Church OF
Bloomsbury, delivered an interesting SER
mon in the Presbyterian Church of this
Borough, on Sunday morning of last week
Mr.. Wallcr,is rightly considered one Of the
most eloquent pulpit orators in Northern
Pennsylvania.
AIr. Z. d. ADAMS, of Briarcreok town
shin, was ordained Elder, on the occasion
Ber,c,ck Gueette.