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The national Republican., 1861-04-09

"a The following was dispatched, April 4,
to New York sensation paper:
The dead.letter department Of the Gene.
ral Post Office was the scene of great cons,er.
nation yesterday afternoon. Upon emptyng
some bags just arrived from Florida, two cop.
per.head snakes suddenly emerged from their
contents, to the intense fright Of the officials.
The reptiles we're killed after an exciting scram.
bic. Comment on this dastardly piece Of ven.
geance is unnecessary
The national Republican., 1861-04-09

OFFICERS CoNNIssIoNED.-Thef following per-
sons have recently been appointed officers Of
the Militia of the District Of Columbia:
John Potts, Commissary General Of Subsist
ence, with the rank of Colonel.
Nathan Rice and c. F. Sansbury, Commis-
sares of Subsistence, with the rank Of Major.
H. B. Sweeny, Division Quartermaster, with
the rank of Major.
John L. Smith, Lieutenant Colonel of the
fourth regiment of infantry.
J.W. Baden, Captain in the fourth regiment.
W. T. Walker, First Lieutenant in the fourth
regiment.
&c. Smith and Robert B. Ferguson, Second
Lieutenanfs in the fourth regiment.
William Laird, jun, First Lieutenant in the
eighth regiment
Ignatius NJ. Knott, First Lieutenant Metro
politan Rifles.
The national Republican., 1861-04-09

REvENuE.-The customs revenues at New
York for the week ending April s, were
$7Ol,s99.
The imports at New York last week were
$5,292,l57, being more than a million of
dollars in exoess Of the corresponding week of
last year.
The national Republican., 1861-04-09

EXECUTIVE APPorNTMENTs.-The President
made the following appointments yesterday:
W. L. Adams Of Oregon, collector of the
port Of Oregon.
Harrison V. Branch, of Missouri, superin.
tendent of Indian affairs, central superintend.
ency, (St. Louis, Missour.)
W. G. Rogers, postmaster at La Crosse, Wis.
consin,
The national Republican., 1861-04-09
PREMIUM TRUNK,
SADDLE, AND HARNESS

SADDLE, AND HARNESS
MANDATORY,
499 Seventh street, opposite Odd FsllopS Hall,
WASHINGTON, D. o.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute Of
Baltimore, November I, 1860.
Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
Washington, D. G., 1857.
T AM CONSTANTLY making and have on
L hand, Of the best material, every description
Fine Sole Leather, Iron Frame,
LADIES' Dress, Wood Boa,
And Packing Trunks,
Carpet and Canras Trarellng Bags,
School Satchels,
Saddles, Harness, Whips, &c Gc.,
AT Low PRICES
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks also, Ce-
dar Trunks, (for keeping Moth out of Furs and
fine Woolen Goods made to order.
Repairing, and Trunks covered, neatly and
with promptness.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city, George
town, and Alexandria, free Of charge.
mar 22-y JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
The national Republican., 1861-04-09

EVACUATION OF FORT PrcKEys.-The Sc.
cessionists believe it to be essential to the es.
tablishment Of their Confederacy, that Fort
Pickens should be evacuated. Thus the Mobile
Mercury says:
"The country is sinking into fatal apathy,
and the spirit and even the patriotism Of the
people is oozing out under this donothing
policy. If something is not done pretty soon,
decisive, either evacuation or expulsion, the
whole country will become so disgusted with
the sham Of Southern independence that the
first chance the people get at q popular elec.
ton, they will turn the whole movement topsy
turvy 80 bad that it never on earth can be
righted again"
The determination Of the Government to
hold Fort Pickens, compelling jeff Davis to
maintain force at Pensacola which will ex.
hsust his resources, and perhaps driving him
into some desperate alternative of attack, set
ties the fate Of the conspirators.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20

northwest of Manassas, Beauregard command ing in person. The name of the federal com. mander unknown. The battle was propress- ing at o'clock P. M.. but had ceased at $ The enemy having been repulsed three times retreated in confusion. The enemy suffered considerable loss--our loss was small. The lst, 7th, and 17th Virginia regiment were prominent in fight. Col. Moore was slightly wounded.
 The Washington Artillery of New Orleans did great execution. The fight extended alono Balls run mile. Wm. Singster, rifleman, killed. A federal officer of high rank took seven hundred dollars in gold from his person, Capt. Delany of the 17th Va. regiment sIightly wounded. 4 shot passed through the kitch en where Beauregard was sitting at dinner. Enemy supposed to have discovered his whereabouts. Enemy fired into our hospital where yellow flag was flying.
 FORTRESS MONROE, July 18.--A steamer from Norfolk was seen lauding troops at &c., walPs point, where, apparently there was a formidable force, and preparations being made to annoy federal shipping. Doubtless there are masked batteries at Willonghby's Point and opposite the Rip Raps. Two contrabands from Pigs Point reported in force opposite Newport News.
 BUNKER HILL, July 19.--Instead of going to Winchester, Patterson went to Charleston. Winchester cannot be attacked from the North side without great loss of life.
 FROM IOWA.
 BURLINGTON, July 19--Three hundred con- federate cavalry have invested Appanoose county. Great terror in adjoining counties. Alton brigade with one company artillery, two companies cavalry leave for northern
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
FRIDAY !: [.
Big fight in Virginia- Beamegard Vic- torious-Federa5 Joss. mense--Er- citense',t in Iowa--Fight at Fairfau- Federals Arashed by Bonham.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK. NEW YORK, July IS.- Steamer Asia arrived with Liverpool dates to the 7th. It also brings 10000 in specie.
 FROM OHIO. CINCINNATI July 18.-Cox's Kanawha men fired at each other-killing two and wounding several About forty miles up the Kanawha, at Red House, Cavalry charged on Cox's col umns, killing two and mortally wounding one. FROM WASHINGTON.
 WASHINGTON, July 18.--Bil to modify tariff meets with unexpected opposition in the House.
 Seven thousand axes have been sent after for the army in Virginia. The action in the House with regard to Hon. Henry May, tending to his expulsion, on account of his visit to Richmond, was laid on the table.
 bill remitting fines, where ships are una ble to procure proper papers has passed the House.
 A bill forwarding soldiers letters without additional charge was passed, also. bill to pay soldie from time of rendezvousing has passed the Senate.
 Forney called the Senate to order and an- nounced that Hamlim would be absent rest of the session.
 Bill for assistant of Secretary Navy passed,
  rne corps.
 Nothing reliable or official received from Fairfax c. H. up to noon to-day. Nc McDowelPs head quarters reports that the army marched early this morning, towards | Centreyille. Gen. Mcdowell said last night 1 that he believed the rebels would fight there. It is reported that Gen. Johnston is endeav- bring to effect junction with Beauregard. 1 Scouts report 30,000 to 40,000 Southerners at Manassas Junction and Centreville. WASHINGTON, July 19.--Confederates have l fallen back from Centreville. Minor fight reported at Balls run where .several federals were killed Tribune says engagement at Balls creek six miles from Manassas lasted half an honr, but southerners too well posted. Three masked batteries opened at intervals on federals when they retired. Heavy firing heard as their correspondent left the field | WASHINGTON, July 18.-Miitary bill passed in the Senate. House concurred in the senate's amendments of the Navy bill. FROM KENTUCKY. LOUISVILLE. July 18.--A large lot of leath- CT have been seized at Salt river. l Among the Southerners killed in Western | Virginia, were Capt. Skippworth of the Rich mond Blues, Lieut. Dowite, Dr. Taylor, pr Wolk and Capt. Delaguel. DelaguePs frs lieutenant escaped to camp after being nor tally wounded, and was there taken prisoner i Cincinnati Commercial reports engagement at Centreville not confirmed. l FROM VIRGINIA. RICHMOND, July 1Sth.-Apparently reliable l news from Fairfax says federalists advanced l this morning ten thousand strong and afte three hours fighting were repuised by th' confederates under Gen. Bonham with i'm mense slaughter. They then retired upol Alexandria.
 Beauregard achieved victory to-day.
 At davbreak this morning the enemy ap peared in force and attempted to cross Bulls Run, when severe battle ensued, three mile
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20

and Georgetown-klling and losing 3. Ma. goflin has seven hundred. bGrhstein announces that he will admin;s. ter no more oaths of allegiance, but keep all suspected confined. 'r 1' | Four thousand Missourians are gathered a, l ueorgetown with three pieces artillery. ard. '' ''@'' '''nu' FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, July 16.--There are severa, newspaper reporters in Patterson,s guard house e""'o | FROM OHIO. | CINciNNATI, Jnly 16.--Special dispatch to uazette reports that Laurel Hill was evac- uatea on llth by the Southerners. They were | oVeftaGen by advance guard of federalists on the l2th. The rear guard showed battle to cover retreat at next ford. Gen. Garnett was Kiiied and has been succeeded by Col Ramsay 1 of Georgia. Pursuit ceased Result whole affair is taking Laurel Hill by federalists, 4o baggage wagons, camp equipage, field l chests, two Regimental banners, four Georgia captains and lieuteDants, and Gen. Garnett and twenty of his men killed. Garnett's body IS at headquarters waiting orders from Rich mond.
 CINCINNATI, July 17.-Woodruff attacked virginians between Mad river and Barbours- vilie--kiling and wounding several There was one federal killed
 FROM KENTUCKY
 LOUISVILLE, July l6.-- Gen. Rousseau's Captains had rencontre here to-day---one re- ceived trifing wound in the head, the other was put in the penitentiary at Jacksonville. The cause of the fight was the stealing of each others recruits.
 Joshua A. Jewet, of this city, is dead.
 A trunk containing books and buttons was seized at the Railroad depot here. Pistols were drawn but not used. Owner of the trunk be- ing informed there was a masked battery of 4 muskets bearing on him.
 LOUISVILLE, July l6.-Gen. Garnett's force numbered 5000, McClellan's 22,000 in three columns. Gen Norris had fanked the patriots on the North, Mcclellan on the South and Rosenrianz approached in front. The patri- ots stood their ground to the last possible mo- ment of safety. The retreat must have been admirably managed, as the pursuers had no opportunity of using their small arms, so well was the rear guarded, though, in the retreat they were twice outfanked by convergent col umns. Twenty were killed at last accounts,
 LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-Patterson moved to- wards Winchester Tuesday-they will reach there Tuesday night Force 2I ,000.
 It is supposed Johnson will skirmish hea- vily, but not fight pitched battle.
 FROM NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK, July 16.-The schooner Ella, bound from Tampico to New York, was cap tured off New Orleans.
 FROM VIRGINIA.
 FORTRESS MONROE, July 16.-Russell of the London Times is here, he says, that American camps are worse than Crimean were.
 FORTRESS, MONROE, July 17.-Third and 4th Massachusetts regiment, whose time is up, leave for Boston immediately.
 FROM PENNsYLvANIA.
 HARRISBURG, July 1.-The reserve force at Cumberland is to occupy Piedmont.
 The Southerners attacked New Creek Vii age, but were repulsed
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
NOTICE

Ts hereby given, that letters Testamentary, \ were on the 22nd day of April granted to the undersigned, upon the estate of Wm. B. Williams dec'd.
 Now, therefore, all persons having claims against said estate, are required to exhibit the same to the Executor, properly authenticated, within one year after the date of such letters, or they may be precluded from any beneht Tn the estate; and that if such claims be not ex- hibited within two years from the date of such letters, they shall be forever barred and pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate.
 ROBERT E. RIVES, EXT. June !, 1861. w-2m
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
For Sale. HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.

THE undersigned offers for sale lots Il and l 12. in Block 36, in the Town of Des Arc. with the improvements thereon, consisting of neat frame building, containing four rooms. There is also frame kitchen on the premises. The lots are enclosed with neat fence. This property is centrally located, and in the most desirable portion of the townfor family res- idence. Title indisputable. Apply to
 RICHARD M. SCRUGGS, Little Rock.
 Orto JOHN JACKSON, Agent,
 October IT, 1860. ltf. Des Arc. Ark.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
NOTICE.

TYR. N. B. TUCKER, continues the prac- U tice of his profession, and offers his ser vices to the citizens of Des Arc and adjacent country.
 NT Particular attention given to the dis eases of females. June l2, lS6l-f.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
RIVER NEWS, Sc.

c+ The c. S. Mail packet Sam. Hale, is ,us " from Napoleon, bound for Jacksonport, on Monday night.
 r1r The Kanawha Valley, Capt. Price, ,.om Memphis, passed up yesterday evening ho,nd for Jacksonport. She returns, bound s,, Memphis, Sunday morning. Butler Coles. h.r clerk, furnished us with late papers.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
NoTICE.

A IL Persons are hereby forwarned from "A trading for note of hand, given by the undersigned to George Monasco. of Tipton County, Tennessee, for $50, as the consider ation for which said note was given has fail ed. R. H. FREELAND.
 THOS. J. SCOTT. Austin, July 8, 1861. 3t
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
YBLHGRAP
TJYpRESSL ! FOR THE CITIZEN

av THE ARKANSAS STATE TELEeRArH LINE,
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
TO ALL INTERPRETED.

nURING MY ABSENCE, MY BOOKS u Notes, Accounts, &c., will be found al W. B. Crocker & Co.'S, who are fully au- thorised to settle any of my business.
 LEVIN HARRISON. DEs ARC, June IS, 1S61--tf.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
THURSDAY.

Arizona and .Nsw .Merico Representatives for Sscession-Fight at M. Charles, .Nlssomi-Fight at Gsorgeto,cn, .Mis- souri-FigM at Laurel Hll, South- unsrs deteafed-Garnett, of Virginia, kaLd-Norther, Captains stealing each oiisrS recruits, etc.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20

e5F M. w. Barr, of Louisville, Ky.. is the snsScal and recognized agent of the New Or Ilsans Associated Press at that point. The telegraph company has no agency whatever in the preparation of such reports, nor is 1t re- sponsible in any manner for the character or truth of the news.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20

nR. N. l.. RAGLAND, having located at DRembert's Landing, offers his professional services to the public. es
 NT Particular attention given to deseases of women and children. jan lily.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20

TYR. J. w. BURNEY, PHYSICIAN AND U SURGEON, West Point, Arkansas. Offers his professional services to the citizens of tho town and adjacent country. Iauglo u
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR.J. J. LANE. RESIDENT PHYsI-
 CLAN, Des Ark, Ark, tenders his services to the citizens of Des Arc and adjacent coun-. try From his experience, he hopes to share at least portion of the patronage of the pab- lie. Office on Buena Vista street, at Balsly's Drug Store. jan16-tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-18

O EQUESTRATION OTICE Having
/ been appointed by the Judge of the District
Court of the Confederate States of America for the
Eastern District of Virginia the Receiver for the
District d. sgnatcd in the subdivision OF said Eastern
District OF Virginia, made by said Court, as No. 3,
and composed of the counties OF Albemarle, Flu
wanna Louisa Goochland Hanover, Henrico, Gin
Guiding that part of the City Of Richmond lying
westward OF 18th street in said city, New Kent,
Charles City, James City, Gncluding the City Of
williamsburg Warwick, York, Elizabeth City,
and King William hereby notify every Attorney,
Agent, Farmer, Partner. Trustee, or other person
holding or controlling, within said District, any
lands tenements or hereditaments, goods, or chat
tells, rights or credits any interest therein Of
for sny alien enemy of the Cont9eerase States Of
America speedily to inform me OF the same, and to
render to me an account thereof, and, 30 far as
practicable, to place the same i'll my hands. Any
such person wilfully failing to do So will be guilty
of high misdemeanor aud liable to be indicted,
convicted fined and imprisoned Is provided by law.
And also notify each and every citizen OF the Con-
federase States speedily TO give information 70 me.
las he il required by awD of any and all lands,
tenemeuts, and Embellishments, goods and chatfles,
rights and credits, within the said District and OF
every right and interest therein held, owned. and
possessed or enjoyed by or for any such alien
enemy. ae HENRY I. bHOOkE,
- go Receiver for District No. 3.
NJ Ny Office Is room No. 7, Belvin's Block,
ffansirg bank 81, Richmond. oc 9-lm
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49, 81 - - - S---s 1880
4 tAvI.fA t.iNsSrrlGxiA.
sa'ssvAss y. tt ssaais,,srsR THAN GOLD,

ssETRsSAsYu. Ata 7; .,',s,sp THAN GOLD,
! Mtss May sens,sy.p, pssckffhhss, nos Nv
'N -, s,r,,o. ,aIhss iAdS spnerrd Tor ssssIs
In Ish.or,e yss.spu,t,tss keensssssn IN
s M AZ Se tlfss contracted .he o.
rhan tho yesrs old, by beng saee'nas'' will, ,,s,
s1s rs,n arhila who had The wh..e sw.llins INA ,s,
shtst,rs 90 woranhocd Ter suaert..gs wa, Az
uemeT-she never had relief from nain ua,il cured
by HAMPTON'S 'rlStFfGnr
:" IAN Extract ffpm the Letter
III often . -. my parents had known Of shss rem
siy when WIS n child, ~ / believe Should have
been saved the excrucia;ng pain have he, n sub
iectcd TO- ~ well as the deformity Of body must
carry to the grave and my parents would not have
bAen under such heavy expenses ram doctors biiis
and in sending me, - they did, to the celebrated
Surines in England In seareh OF health. wish all
the afflicted world could me and hear the bene
dts have derived from this Tinciure OF HaInptons
! try 10 make all acquainted win its virtues wiz
when come In caiisssst
'1ientlemen am a thousand bries obliged to
you aud you are at liberty to use my name ana
case TO all
II remain yours In gratitude,
'MARY A. sCoTlEID,
mo $50 West Balt,Aore street"
p..,.,;.., Cough Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro.
f,Ia Ewes. Pain ia the side, Back &C., are 'ursd
by it. 1890, u,>y ,r,, o.,rr,,
vii, be found Q great medicine foi Sll Their dis
cali and get Pamphlets and rsa4 many of the
most ertu possible certificates o. cures OF the
shove diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD & Co, Richmond /;
by DR. COOKE, Fredericks burg; b: all the Drug
gis:s IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Drugglrs and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; rar bottles, So
az I--d&cwts
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~ E0RGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-I offer for
NJ sale valuable body of RIVER BOT60M
and UPLAND, in Gordon county. Ga, Immediately
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and two
ralles from depot. 1 will sell ESQ to about ZOO
acres; about 400 acres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation, producing good crops Of corn,
wheat and cotton, OF fine quality There is also
well prepared and iiourshing Vineyard Of "a acres,
Of Catawba and other standard wine and table
grapes. and abundant supply of choice varieties
of other fruits. On the river 10 fine Fishery,
which affords sufficient supply of ash for all do
nestle wants, when attended to. On this pianta
ton 10 a comfortable, roomy two-story dwelling
house, with seven upright rooHs, and all necessary
out-buildings and machinery for plantation pur-
poses, and all beyond Abolition influence and i'm
pertinAnce. Terms will b liberal, and negroes or
Confederate bends viii be taken In payment II pre-.
fcrred, by the purchaser. Address ~
sNsr97zass JOHN F. GREEN,
/ - 9S-2awlaw RAaaea. Gordnu eeuhay. Ga
ERENOH BITTElk . eesss; Il aah 81
u esu Z : q. =, DAvNN OFT.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond, Aug. 7, 1861.
NYOTICE---H is very desirable tina. all corps
communities and individuals in the State,
having ARMS of any kind-beyond those abso
,utely necessary for their immediate use-should
return the same to this Department soon as pos
sible that they may be overloaded and thoroughly
repaired. Address,
G. DIMMOCK, Colonel,
S-ts Chief of Ordnance of Virginia.
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DRUGS. ,IEDECINEs, sc.
JEW DRUG STORE.
ROBERT w. POWERS,

ROBERT w POWERS,
APOTHkCaRY AND DRUGGIST.
Begs leave to inform bis friends and the public
that he has taken and re-tisted, In and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. b.
Wood, aat more recently by q. S. Dawson, No. 81,
corner Main and " all streets, door above the
ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has Just
opened with an entirely stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERU MEKY &c
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected Ia person by himself with especial refer
TO their freshness purity, aud entire reliasty.
Physicians will find his stock OF ID X u G i.
CHEMICALS, STANDARD pHAkMACEUTI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, sc, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day or night.
yF3 Orders promptly attended to-
oc SIS ROBT W. POWERS.
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w. FRAYSEK,
APOTHECARY AND DRIvCCIST

AFUTHECAhf AND DKUCNIST,
Seoen:senL betpesp Grace and Broad Streets
RICHMOND, Va,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar
tieles, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, sc. Also, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stutfs Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Al
cohol; Garden and Flower Seeds; Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco OF various brands Brushes Combs
&c. all the popular Patent Medicines of the day,
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terIna
Physicians and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
j. w. FRAYSER Druggist,
NH % nth street.
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DUNAWAY.- Ran away from the Coal Mines
II, in Orange county, on the 18th of this month
my boy, FREDERICK. Said boy is a bright mu
iatto, stout built, about q years Of age has a
downward look when spoken to; about feet
inches high. viii. give reward of S25 for the Sc
curing of him In Lurnpkin's Jail, that get him
again. GEORGE w. PARKER,
Sc 26-1m1 Isle of Wight CO., Va.
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" A Il b L e WORKS.
JOHN w. DAVIES.
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS, &c
~ First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society end Mechanics Institute.
TONFEDERATE READING ROOM,
~ 1lth Street, too doors north Of Main Street,
SIGN OF THE CONFEDERATE FLAG
Papers from all parts of the South
Facilities for writing letters, &C. free to Visitors.
TERMs.-50 cents month; single admission q
dune good for the entire day.
N B.~Open on SUNDAY se 9a-1m
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HOSPITALS.

EOURTH STREET HOSPITAL-The ladies
r of the First Baptist Church have procured
house on Fourth street beyond Leigh and propose
opening it as a hospital for sick and wounded sol
aers, on Monday next They will be grateful for
any supplies either of provisions or clothing, from
the city or country, that may be adapted to the
wants of the patients Contributions for this pur-
pose may BE- left at the hospital the store Of
Mr. VIM 6. cambridge, 100 Broad street,