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Foreign .WG52 f5'One .Vesv Ds'Eeaa 8,
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

The undersigned suffering in common with others the
nconyeuiences Of blockade ercorse with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of j. L. Riddel
Postmaster at New Orleans taken to es-
tablsh at his expense Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampico the
regular British Mail Steamers touching port Augusta
de Mcsgrgney and r. NJ Mazard highly by New
Orleans merchants appoin ed duly qualified as
carriers by Postmaster this service The first mail
consisting Of 1888 letters city the 10th instant in
charge of Mr. meSgrgney The second mail will On the
9Th OF November, ploxino at O'Clock NJ and will leave
New Orleans the next morning The mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th of December subsequently, as soon az
arrangements be made regular ii les of dena
ture will be on the 10th and 18th OF each making semi
| monthly mall
Tariff Of cha,y 0mgoioy LETTERS j,c,adiag Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half less tdouple multiple
"In, in proportion)
10 Mexico. 80
toA'l"hu VI euoA' 70
10 other West Indies. s5
10 Europe .,...............-....-......,.l 90
Letters from abroad be received through the route
The foreign Postage such etters prepa to Tam
peo, and they must be endorsed By West India Mail via
| Tampico, care of Postmaster at Maamoros.' :.
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct 49, 1851. No Is Customhouse st.
post-Omce Notice.
The foregoing project Foreign Mail IL fully entitled to
public confidence Costa ESQ., is New Orleans
chant responsibility and aracer He has been resident
of New Orleans she last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Matt may be enclosed along with the
money required per tariff and the ope
dressed Foreign Mail, of Postmaster New
ieaas.' ,r' .-. "a. . NJ --... t.. .t
The Confederate Postage to this flee prepaid.
o.. J.L RIuDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October l5 1861. .-- ole 2pf
ESOF SAIkl-lO0 casks Alsops EAST INDIA PALE
Il ALE, IN lots to suit Pun ehasers; Apply to -
WHAEisER 4 SHEPHERD
l ei2E Is Garondslst street.
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stHfg9e0ba RS5-F.

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL I. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ID and Ii Royal street,
Has now store large supply Of celebrated CREME DIE
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, quarts ptutg also other braudy
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MhNflEh and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment OF the Old Sherres such az AMONFI
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA, OF
direct Importation other Maderas of lower grade supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of Esss grade
The celebrated SAZARAC Observation-Disclosures 1908 1905
1909 and 1S05aarge supply always on hand All erades O,
ClARET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood WINS
KYs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DlAs etc. My usual assortment Of WINES which
Will be sold on as the city,
AARON BIRD,
81 Znly Nos. ID and Is Royal street.
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For Auditor OF Public Accounts-PIease
II. PERATA candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November
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IS For Constable Fifth Justice of tbc
PEAcE-LouIs POWER, Constable Of Fifth Justice of the
Peace, is Candidate for reelection Election November
1861. Ioa 2pe41 FRIRNns
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Re- Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
R. BRADLEY candidate for Constable Court
district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets and from
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
aue3 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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& WANTEps--A healthy yonng woman, with child
Two years old wants asnatton wet nurse or sesss,ress
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S Fl e r | Z ES.
G o r O N e R.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT. -. ..Ado1plie Mazureau.
PARISH OF oRIEAN p. Walden.
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a8- RIessrs. Editors-At the solicitation of
friends offer myself candidate for SHERIFF
the First District Court of the Parish of Orleans subject alone
to decision Of the people-balOt-box.
SEES te W G. MULLEN
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PocKgr Book LosT.--A pocket book has been
by nn advertiser IN paper odsy. See Advertisement
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Southern sass,erica,s Party.
co N G r e S s,

lzs1-1t.. co GRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT. ......Chnrles DC Blanc, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT. VIM. II, Adams,
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
NAs1EvrIbE, THNNHasn1s,
FOR SALE or
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ETOR SALEl-lOO casks AIlsop's EAST INDIA PALE
Il ALE in lots to suit purchasers Apply to
WHAEisER 4 SHEPHERD
ei2U Is Garondslst street.
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ETOCeEVlARWS
or
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conyeu-
tion lin both angage and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended.
For sale by.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER ODONEELL.,
T. H. WHITE, HERBERT & ESCOUssE,
GEO ELLIS W F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
T. HAWES& CO., f. EZEKIEL,
T. FITZWILLlAM
Ea"ordcrs from the country filed a berat discount
rav22 2ptt
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No Candidate for Coroner-NIr. Editor
Please DR. j. N. FOlWELL candidate for the
Office Of Coroner the election first Monday
in November next se27 tea
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sU GAR AND MoLAssEs.

FOR TIRE SALE OF
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Boots, Shoes rssss &srogasas,
At wHoLEsALE
Plantations supplied with primo Dltching BOOTS Russ,
sRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw esrapsaob,
HATS, at thu lowest mari et prices by
FROST CO,
No. 10 Magazine street, Nav O-lesns,
s3ats Capa, ETC., Mt Wholesale.
Tnarecenssntyr receiving ss and
Fur, Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, stthe lowest market prices, by
+. FROST & CO.,
iyIS 7pAW No. 10 Magazine street NswOrleans.
o. 1NEGaaO7a, DeSs02sRasies d Co,
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS I.
No. 4 Magazine street,
PRINTS, of ali descriptions
BLEaCHED sHIRTINGs
BLUE CoTToNADEs.
COTTON CHECKS,
BED BLANKETS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
BLACK SILK VELVET,
BLACK vELyETEEN
Also large assortment Of
SILKS, RIBBONS, CLOTH, SILK AND VELVET CI.oAKs.
0. TALAMoN, DESSoMMES & CO.,
ola 2plm No. Magagase street.
GIN I'm BOND
VI 0pipes Nolet's Imperial
20 :. Bsnker's.
Forss by SD. GRATIAA Il CO.,
ivl SO Customhouse ST.
ROURBON WfEISKY-A fine assortment, in store
| - and for sale By
S. D. GRATIAA L CO..
El % Customhopse ST.
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Gold Lace Gold Lace!

few hundred yards of FINE GOLD LACE, hreeeighths
Of an inch wide, for sale. to close consignment.
Apply at los Poydras street, up stairs. o2l 2p3t
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STATE ASSESSO RS.
Felix r. Trinchard, II. ID. Hubbard.
II. A. Boulet, John A. Watkins.
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ID and for sale BY
S. D. GRATIAA L CO..
Syl 90 Customhopse ct,
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j. 7. BELKNAP.
: ~. .
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Oar Winter KggbisagiOas.

p EMOVAI.-F. NEWHALI. HAS REMOVED FROM
~ No. 60 Canal street OF Ola Isyss No. Il
street, uader the City Hotel my6 I'm
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CONNIE ss.talss..


BUTTER-We con'inne to quote go"d ana
prime country al .tU'I cts Z H.. with II i.iir t,.
mand inieri l.,l4-J p ii. PINE quality -
failing ct .12..10 c's.
BACO&.-~iiogrcund z 30 cts
CORN We quof. 1t - cts. t. bu-he,--yvty
scarce aud ia 0eNRnd.
GLOVER SIEp.-Noao in market
COFFEE.-The stock Of Coffee Is al.uost ex-
ha1stei, and prices very ire rlar We df!ote
at S5iJ cts. T. f. At which prices bg. few can If.
ford the luxury.
FLOUE.-Iery dull al ~ 50 for Fine; superfns
So Extra 500 GeG; Family N6.JG057.
FEGO.-3tigstU 80 cts, Eroruat,Itfs 80 cts ,
Shorts l6s cts, Bran - cts
Hay Timothy 81 % Clover 81 80 Haled Cats
-. 5)-all very scarce ana in demand.
Os1S.-Ne quote AZ 80 ots.--very scarce and
demand heavy.
eUGARn.-SEgars are irregular. Cuba I2lc.;
Porto Rico very scarce stocks of Brow .eTy
light, prices higtC New Orleans l2!GD!5c: Refined
New Orleans iJsgletc Crushed 2-c., stock shall:
Coffee '5lp2}c.
TOBACCO.-In manufactured Tobacco there is
but little doing. There is IN endless variety a
grades and prices, ranging from 10 TO 50 cents
II H. We quote t-r6s, o. good weights al S2tGi34;
Inferior leaf 5 tGI3 good @G@i} good aud !ine i Y
English @55 -! aud 5 extra fEe 81 G; fancy wIag,-
pers SpGple.
WbEAT The arrivals Of Wheat this week
have beea more liberal than a. any time since the
market opened; but we have no change In r-ic. \
&c repo'. We quoie Red at 90 cts; White at = l.
Samples severely er icised and a prime ar
ticle Ct white would commend Z few cents more
thar quotations.
W00D.--Oak Wood in domard al s. 30; Pine
$50.
WtusKEY.-Old Rye s1.oafDs2: Richmond
Rectifed 75c OSLO. Receipts and stock ra,
ammo.
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LATEST FROM T.4SEIEGYOY.

We make up the suhjcned summary OF
news from the Washington star, of Friday
/ evening last.
| TNg E9FHY RETIRING PROM THE LOWER porsNAc
ALrEA&DEIA, VA, Oct. ~, I i. M.-From
Information derived from country people
netT here, it is believed to- day that Yesterday
afternoon and last night all the Secession
troops posted hetw cen Alexandria and Fair
Iar Court House, at AHnandaIe and on the
Ravens wood estate, We're drawn iii 10 sonc-
where back Of Fairfax.
cFAv"Iy@ THEIR FORCE IN FRONT OF rs
Yesterday, thorough scouting in front of
our lines over the river developed the fact
that Ees uregard has Withdrawn an has cam us
as ii.r back rs Fairfax Court House, which is
now his extreme front. That is 10 say, those
mat We're not long since at Vienna ana Flint
Hin.
Gen Wadswortb, in the evening, escorted
by = company Of cavalry and one of Infantry
after receiving The reports of his scouts, pro
cCeded 10 within mile Of Fairfax Court
House. From his position there he saw three
OF four regiments Of the enemy zone of cav.
airy being drawn mp in line, apparently ua-
der the impression that his VS. reconnoiter.
lug party was the advance OF Il more cons!d-
cradle force.
Ihc facts of these changes of the positions
OF beauregurd's force lately camped nearest
oar lines confirms The Impression that the
man body OF the enemy Is being concentra-
Jed on an extension OF their late front from
Fairfax Courthouse 10 Aqua Creek, to be in
position 10 meet Il flank movement against
thtlF batteries on our part, which they an
tiCi pate.
Ihis forenoon, citizens of the territory be-
tween the TWO armies report preparations be-
ing apparently made by the enemy to eyacu-
ate The tourt-House. Our belief is that they
are SIMPLY getting ready 20 bounce out of
1t IN case Gen. Mcclellan shortly concludes
10 pay them visit there in force designing
10 Keep what troops they have at that point
slch mere, until another forward movement
OF Mcclellan may threaten them as his latest
movement compelled the evacuation of Falls
Church and Vienna.
LEEsbu RG EVACUATED By THE ENEMY
AS we 20 TO press to day accounts reach the
Stdr once OF me evacuation of Leesburg by
the enemy. Some days since we took occa-
sion 10 explain that such step on Beaure-
gard and Johnston's part would sooner or
later become military necessity, in view of
Gen. McCieilaD's evident preparation for a
general advance. With Nice $ advance To-
Gated III LeWipsviiia and Minors hill, Lees.
onrg was clearly antanable by the sDsIny.
telegram from GsH. Hioae's headauar.
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THE LATEST FROM NIssOUpT
GIN. FREMONT PREPARING TO CROSS THE osA
RIVER IN HOT PURSUIT OF THE RErsgArI

GIN. FREMONT PREPARING TO CROSS THE osAGB
RIVER IN HOT PURSUIT OF THE RErsEArING
REBELS
SYkAfCsE, Mo, Oct. IA messenger from
Gen Fremont reports his arrival at Warsaw
on the usage river, fabout IS miles Southwest
OF Jefferson Clty,t which he was preparing TO
cross by means OF pontoon bridges He eX-
pected to be across the river by Wednesday
hlgnt. On his arrival at the Usage the oppo-
site bank was filled with rebel cavalry who
were dispersed by Smelling them
Gen. Fremont was determ inad to Dush On
ehergetically and force the rebels TO fight or
retreat
1t is reported that Gen Price has made a
sthna IN Cedar county, % miles from Osceola,
win Il force OF 10000 men.
GEN. PRICE GOING TO SHOW fIaBT
CAMP McKISsrY, NEAR SYRacrsg. Oct. IL
Gen. fremont has sent Il dispa tch here stating
mat AS mas reason To believe that General
Sterling Price has retI aced or will retrace
his steps TO the Usage river, and there make
stand, and give our forces battle Adjutant
General Smith informs me that he has raised
over 10000 men for the Missouri State mill.
tia, and thinks he will be enabled in due sea :
son To obtain the remainder OF the ~. 600. A
large supply OF transportation is now on its
way here from St. Louis.
GEN. sEIaEL's ADVANCE.
HEADQUARTERS of The .4draH1 af he FEDERAL
drmy al Waysaae, or me OssGs rseer, No., Oh L.,
We are here win parts Of General xsisei and
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Asboth's divisions Gen. Seigers advance Is
already across the Usage river. His cavairy TO-
day had skirmish with one Of the enemy's
mounted parties, ami took three prisoners -
He IL In possession of the bridge over the
fomme as Ierr. river. with inf'ntry and ar
tillery. The main BODY IF the enemy is re-
ported to he forty five miles distant
ESCHAxGE ron COZ auLLIeAs.
ST. LorIs, Oct. 1.-THE DemocTat learns
That DR.. Winner, Surgeon OF the Twenty
third Illinois regiment, of Col. Muiiigan :
brigade, started Oh Wednesday, by order o.
General Curtis, for Gen. Prices headquar-
ters, with an offer ~ effect the liberty of Col.
Mulilgan by rendering " his place the re-
tease of General Frost. who was taken after
the capture of Camp Jackson, from his pa
role OF honor. We hear, also, that like eX-
change viii be rendered for Col. Bowen.
MORE FIGHTING IN MISSOURI.
81. Louis, Oct. ls.--The following dispatch
was received from the cfiice at Pilot knobb,
dated 10 O'Clock last night.
'Ihajpr Garritt, OF the LIST Indiana Cav
airy, made an attack on the enemy this
morning, when discovering their strength
and position, he fell back until he came upon
Col. Alexandra's command of Goo infantry
OF the 2ist Illinois, with one piece of artil
lcry.
he enemy followed, fighting all the way.
MAJ. Garritt then got his guns IN position,
ana coneealng his infantry, caused part o.
his COM mand to retreat further, drawing the
enemy into ambuscade, and finally forcing
them TO fall back with i heavy loss.
REPORTED ADVANCE OF GEN. HARDEE TO REIN
FORCE GEN. PRICE.
SYRACUSE, Mo, Oct. 1S.-Gen. Hardee, re-
Gently reported as in Kentucky, Is now said
10 be marching to the aid of Gen. Price with
$1,000 troops and is expected to reach him by
next Sunday.
Nothing has been heard FRO our advan Gee
guard to- day.
REPORTED REMOVAL OF arI FREMONT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lS.-1he 4 .ette SAYS thai
Gen fremont's removal viii t. Ike place early
next week, probably on Tuesday, the order
having been handed him by 81, ,relary Came.
ron. Gen. Fremont asked Il delay of q few
days.
kE!SFoRcENENTs ORDERED It. KENrUCKY.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lS.-1cesterday Gen. She,
man teleera phed an urgent demand fer rein
forcements, and on the arrival Of ssecretar,
Cameron here, orders were sent for eigh thou
sand troops more, to be sent to Kentucky in
mediateiy.
louisville may now be considered safe. Ar
important action in Central Kentucky is ex
ppcLeU shortly
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By 4. 3. COOK, Aucrton.cr.

7 ARGE AND ATTRACTINE SALE or
4 SEASONABIE DRY GOODS. READY
NJ 4 ID + CLOTHING. BOOTS SH IS,
HATS, GAPS, &c, AT UCTION Ga
MONDAY, 2-th inst, a. 10 O'Clock i will sell 1T
my store, very large assortment Of fresh feason-
able Dry floods, ready made Cloihipg sery heavy
B.otE, Brogans Callers. oxford Iies, Shippers
Bushlns, &c; Hats, Caps, Hsndki f., shirts, &c,
tcgrthcf fs;t5 large los Of notions, sc.
TEsM5 -C,tsh on the spot.
oc - f. y. COOK Auctr
ENAECUTOR' = SALE OF GENTEEI.
L. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc, Ar
AtCTlON.-itB TUESDAY, .at1 inst NJ 10
cc<, viii sell at the residence Of the late, Mrs
Sa AT Crutehfeld, On Luvai, 2d stree. al the
Hors b DID aad Kitchen Furniture COZ sired in sbid
residence. con5sl iHg thc usual vatety OF well.
key; articles. ~ order Of the Executor
JEKfs--Cssh before delivery.
CO.'S r. B coon, Aurt
y ECEIVER' SALE Or TEN HORSES,
II, ONE MULE. AND ONE WAGON, AT
AUCTION. --On SAp URDAY, 26.h instant ut
10 oc ock, will SELL on Council Chamber Hill, at
the Horse lot
10 HORSES,
/ MULE,
! > bore WAGON.
BY oT,lsr af
THOMAS r s,rI,ES
Receive OF the Eastern Di.iric, OF Va
sale conducted by + COOK, AoS,'s.
At he same time
Two HORSES
Gaze : morse WAGON.
Sale positive, and without reserve
f. r. COOK Auctr
E4s The whole Of the above stock can lie seen st
the stables OF Messrs. DUKE & HUrCuEsoa un.u
the Day oi sale. oe22
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EUTTRE DAES

by TnOs. ~. KEESEE, Arcti,p"s.
(Ofice coriles "i I2th and Cary ats
NMNIBJrs, HARNESS, AND HORSES,
FOR SALE AT Auf u N.--W.ll b.,
on SATi RID II b.ti1ing- bsf - b,
.aencng az 10 O'Clock, at - /. Aac ioa Lot,
or Council Chamber Hill
| OMNIBUS in good order
:. ssts HARNESS in gsDd order.
| fine lar-" By HORSE. warranted sourd.
do S9rrel do, Ia. do.
do MULES.
TOP BUGGY.
| SPRING WAGON,
j CART.
/ 0RAY, a3d = MULES
oe25 THOS. w. kEESEE Auetr.
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BY RICHIRD CaUTH0RN, .lsct'r.

Nm Tt ESDAY, 29th inst. NJ ~ % clock nj Il
I store on Main street two doors below the 81.
Chales Hotel, will seil At aue,ion for cash ,nn
dry articles consisting in pert 30 bbls Herrinss
lot Of wood II Ware, Matches, lai &c and oiia
snail Platform Scales, Desk stove, 4 Mahogany
Centre Tables igrge Iran Boiler, large copper
Boiler for Furnaces, II Nu.ke:E, With many other
ARTICLES ilo numerous TO mention.
oe - K. CATTHORN Aust'r
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james G.. Bnrr has b"en chosen Cashier Of
the Bank OF Cape Fear, 10 ll the vacancy
ocrasioned by the death of Henry Il. Savage.
Madame Saqui, n rope dancer, although n
yenrs az age, appears at the HippodroIne at
Paris in the exercise Of her profess ion.
Gen. Nct'IelaU's til st baby was born 20 him
al Cincinnati on >Guday-a girl. and the mo-
tber is - rs wei. - can b. expected
Hon. Owen Loyeioy has been commissioned
b. thu Governor OF Illinois colonel OF
YGlfp tpeTS
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s.... iS Ffs BEo.-Mr. Bernard
d.. .. ....' -aeR taJIesitizcn, residing
asr.. go ~ .1 'ae i.>lsir road. near The
D.. a.t .'.,s- Ett Baltimore, was found
p. ... '"4isaty morning. Deceased
4-... d .'t".s evening Ia apparent
.. 5..., %. tA4 u'sL WAS held over the
erea s, .i.a'''+y bls!sei, and verdict
.' iiDL natural causes.
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IHEWiN1 AND
I SMUKfNG

u,,xr,.-, -,
{ wa" 1A'' hNb ,-3
" 9hoRtNt
TOBACCO,
have en- hand, ~ Factory, on 9Th street
RICHMOND Va
4 ,,r,,. s,oeE 81
II L " ~ "
~. % y 10
vi "-i e'"''es anu 9'Sie
At prices ranging from
II ia Is cests per Mound
r.,,,.,,, a., To-, ,,r.
> 49, 4 f'4''' pouAaS
hoAh
DARN
AND
BRIGHT.
"A l. - -
TWIST and ether
raN.,y crvYp,
Besides A-I~''
.u,,y,,,, ,,,... ~.
4 from iohAooo'
.o
!" events per p"nnds
al ol "aica ~ aHtfed Tor sale at moderate prices
for cash.
g-Es pronunt s,t.,,io, Maid 20 all ,-s-. .
,ar;os ,.,,t, a..,,
"
&c -o--,sn1n y.Mt.~ III lMAS. ia.
II ECEITER'S NOTICE SE0f-F.sTp
TX TON or rEE pRoPEkTy MI
lFFI1srS OF Atm ENEnifts AND
,rdrrys,,as Rs - - 81. .o,>,.; - =, =, ~"
c..s-usS ,-.-s,,..N. - a. N =. "a ''ahee,
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By G0DDIN & .4PPERsoN, A.etianeers.
Y.XECET0R'S SALE or REAL ESTATE,

9TEECET0RS SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
i On DNFAL, ETWEEN FOUSIiEE AND
SECOND srhEETS.--4t the reque., of Mr.
George X Cfdtchfeld, executor of Sarah Crutch-
field, deed, shall sell At public auction on the
premises OH MONDAY the 2Sth October 1856 Nv
O'Clock p NJ the LOT and BRICK TENEMENT
on Duvdl street, OF which the tests.or tisd seized
Ths lot Las frent of ~ feet, and runs bsck an
unu 5usl depth This is really most desirable res
ideuce for small family.
TERMS --Ouethrd cash: balance at and y
months for negotiable notes interest adaed Sc
cured by h trust deed, or tile retained.
&C % tODpiE " ApPERSON, Auct rs
TyNWO HANnSOME BUILDING LOTS
! ON BROAD STR EFT, OPPOSITE THE
RICHMOND COLLEGE, FOR SALE AT
AICTlON.-Wiil be Sr!d at auction The pre-
misses, on TUESDAY tia 29tb Oct, i-6i az
O'clock 4. NJ, two Building Lots located above,
each fronting - feet north side OF Broad st :,
running back $50 feet to IN alley.
EKMs -one-thi-d eGsh; bsiapce az aud ?
re9nths, for negotiable notes, inerest added ard
title retained till ssy note be paid.
iOUDlN & APPEItSOE, huc.s.
+. S.It is probable that At the anne time and
place two other Lots, adjoining TIC above. will b.
sold on similar terms. Or ~ O. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25

W.. .-'D D.. or ar a ulaa named c;eorg.
~ Ire -, ~ hTeehaoek, Pa, cut his lef.
lag gwen 2.+"f Gay, beea use, as he alleged
s-'.s s4Ji-..ft i'ee ~ The sight Of God. Re-
h48 dfranged his MIND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25
CLERGYMAN ENLISTED,
SOUTHERN NEWg.

Onr summary If news troa the South is
necessarily short this morning. We give be
low what could be gathered OF special inter
est
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25

81 o.aalasaa. NN S''''sFs IL TIE hos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25
BRAzIL AND TIE coNrEDrRATEe.

A letter received in New York from Brazil
say 1t was rumoI%d there THAI kobt. q Scott
had been terminated as the commissioner OF
tAe Southern States to obtain their recoguf-
tion us an independent power. The Brazilian
government positively refused 10 treat with
the agent or agen is OF The ConiedaracY The
papers were laid upon the table, and the
subject dislnis seu frCm their councils
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25

The Baltimore Sun, Of Saturday says:
Mr.. ] T. Foster, late in the employ Of
hessrs. MeTedi IN & Spencer, OF this city. has
been arrested near Frederick. while making
ms way INTO the Confederate states il was
alleged, ana released Oh his parole.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-21

EDGtRION viii a'tdr IS tine PEE pie OF California up
the political issues Of the day, at the following
make arrangements for the place II speaking IN the
Ia nj
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-21
CERTIFICATE-I

tEh htEFECATE.-I the undersigned, Gov
g,noI oI hunsary' do testify her by, that DIR. L. j.
'n,ry, rs Cti # Surgeon. In the Hungarian arm "
"''" '"iuf psfs' v~rHnce. NheIeaf have given to
IA III ''iS Ctr'Hcfte, aud rect muend INTO tn sympa-
w ateht "h ami protection Of al those Who ere ca.
O's o' Hppree atn1 patriot, self sacrifice and un
'--' 'e' "'s'ort rtune. kO~SU1H IAJOS
v,- Governor Of Hungary
" "'''"i'H NlIT, IAN 9Th, lS02. auf7