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DRUGS. MEDICINES, DC
~ EW DRUG STORE.
pEnEpT

ROBERT w. POWERS
APorHECARY AND DRUGGIST
Begs leave to inform bis friends and the public
that he has taken and re-i:t,ed. IN news and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by j. H.
Wood, AM more recently b., c. s. Dawson, No. s.
corner Mar aud Wall streets. one door above The
st. Charles Hotel, Ricsnuonh Va, and has Just
opened with entirely stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES PERIL merry, &e
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself, with especial seier
ence their freshness, purity, and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock of DRUGS
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARsiACEU RI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSrRU-
MENl =, &C, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded al any hour
OF day or night.
Eg~ Order promptly attended to.
oc 5-ts RpBT ". POWERS
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TTRST GLASS NEDTCTNES
MEADE 4 BAKER.

MEADE Il BAKER.
PHARMACHUTISTS AND VENDORS OF PURE ASD
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHAR.
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instru.
meDts and Appliances Medicine Chests Tor plans-
tons, families aad travellers Physicians Saddle
Bags; London Elastic Stockings. Trusses ard Srp-
porJers; Porte onnaes, Combs, Brushes Toilet
Mirrors; first quality Perfunery, Ponades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus Magnetic
Machines, &C., all of the best quality and at the
lowest rates. MEADE II BAKER,
leo Main ST., corner above ost-0fice,
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Z NJ P o RT a Mt NO T 1 q E.
ON JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN,
GROVE AND STONE-HOUSE WHARVES.

DAiAS LINE ox1,uEs RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN,
GROVE AND STONE-HOUSE WHARVES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. j. Fl. FREE.
MAN, will leave her wharf at Rockets, regularly,
EVERY MORNING, except Sundays at Oclk,
for the above places, and return day, about 81
o'clock p. NJ, touching at all of the regular landings
going and returning.
Passage 70 Grove or Stone Wharf s3--Meals OK.
ira 80 cents each.
The Curtis Peck will connect with line OF
COACHES, running to Yorktown, at the Grove
Wharf, and through tickets, to Yorktown and re-
turn, will be given on the boat for S5-Meas extra
80 cents each. lily 20-tsl r. o. HASKlNs.
OFFICE r., T. 81 P. X. X. co.,
RICHMOND June 2f, 1877.
nERSONS NOT KNOWN TO l. r RESI-
( DENTS on the line of the Road.1 fore they
can obtain tickets for passage over the. chmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, IN - be fur
nished with permit from the proper authorities
BY order OF the Governor.
ie 26tf A. u. ALLEN, Ticket 4 gent
EeICHMO ND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
IA, R0AD,-Passenger Trains leave Richmond
daily at & A. NJ; West Point daily except Sruday)
at y NJ; West Point Sunday at z. NJ.
Freight Traius-Change of Hours-Leave Rich
mond daily except Sundays at ) A. NJ; West
Point daily except Sundays at 1915 2. NJ.
Freight received ct Richmond daily except Sun
days. gntii L. NJ.
iy Cts r. r. TEMPLE Supt
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L. 4. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
IL. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PilAR'
MACY, SUCCESSOR To Laf0LEY 81 koBtN>oN1
Fourth aud Franklin streets. Richmond has IN store
a large, fresh and weilseected stock of Medicines.
Chemicals, Persamery, Fancy Articles &c which
be offers at low prices. Strict personal stinnuon
viii be given TO al the departments OF the business
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended 10
and most carefully packed 10 II
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lc6 Main ST., corner above Post. Office,
I l. oh

I NALL TRADE, is6i.-W. PETERSON & co,
II WHOLESALE DRUGGIsrs and DEALERS IN
Indigo, Spices, Nader, LogwoOd, b. Carb Soda,
Starch Sal Soda, Tobacco Snuff, Cigars, Nutmegs
Salad OIL Satpetre, Sponges Saleratus, Flor. Sui
phur, Copper;.s Birthstone, Alum, Cochinel, White
Lead, Zine, Paint, Linseed OIL Coloss Paraiine OIL
Solar Oil, Lard Oil Castor Oil, Touqua Beans--in.
wife the attention of merchants visiting Richmond
to AN examination of their stock which in variety
and price, is not surpassed in this any Northern
city.
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nISS SOLUTION -The co-partnership of
J GARRISON, ANDERSON I. Co, was dis
solved on July LIST, by mutual consent. j. A.
CLARKsoN will settle the business, though either
partner will sign in liquidation. The books and
accounts can be found st the office of CLARKsoN &
CO., No. LOG Main street. j. A. CLARRSON.
j. NJ ANDERSON
an It's H BROWNEIIl
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EATIGUE SHIRTS.

FATIGUE SHIRTS.
10 doz. Fine MERINO SHIRTS.
90 doz. JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doz. FRENCH BINGHAM SHIRTS
90 doz. CHAMBRAY GINGHAM SHiPrs
10 doZ. CHECK GINGHAM SHIRTS
dog. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS
Is doz. CHECK SHIRTS
For sale by GEO. MAGUIRE JR.
jy22 "a Main stree,
ID edmond CLOTHING MANUFAQ7T0gv
III The subscribers have on hand a LARGE sr:;
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MASI;FIC
TURED GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres and W..
ings. of all grades, from the following noted ,n
Grenshaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller & r.,
Mills, Culpeper county, Va; Kelly Ford & ca,
Mills, Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas & Aima.
Mills, Marion, Smith county, Va; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte n. c.; which we are prepared %
make to measure at the shortest notice and in ths
latest and most approved styles--goods that viii
compare in every respect with the best Northein
manufactured goods, and many of the Crensbav
goods equal in quality TO French. There can be no
longer an excuse for buying goods lnanutaetured
hand stock Of FRENCH AND ENGfISH
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, not 10 be srr
passed by any house in the city. We have tho
best Of Cutters, and a corps Of workmen no, to bs
surpassed by any house in the Uuion, with deter
mination to furnish or patrons with Southsr,
Clothng-material raised South and we trus; to bs
sold and worn South, rs we are determined to do
all in our power to push forward Southern u.situ
tons SPENCE d CAREY
Clotbiers and Merchant Tailors
fn ~ Corner n Main and lslth a.ra.
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SPECIAL NOTWITHSTANDING TO the impossibility
- of procuring supplies, except tor cash my sales
hereafter will be for cash only excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
IN the months Of January and July.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR,
my ID " Main st
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I. Il, r u nj r / N E
IL INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. 1873 MAIN On. E. COR. OF IITH) ST.
RICHMOND, VA.
Chartered 26th March, 1897
This old and reliable Institution with ample CAPT
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested con-
tinues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDIZE, of every desert ption; HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WARING APPAREL
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robt. M Burton
c. II. Workman, Francis j. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John I. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Ges N. GwathmsY,
Peter G. Warrick
DAVID CURRIE, President
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
i. !. BROOK, Secretary. de ely
JAMES B. MACMURDO, Agent MANBAT.
- TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York. Office al the Insurance Agency
of THOMAS NJ. ALFRIENp, ON 18th street, nearly
opposite Goddir's Hall. where applications will be
received. an lily
CEALED PROPOSALS win he received nm.
- til the 18th day OF October, 1861, for furnish
ing rations for the Public Guard for ear from
the LIST day Of October, 1861
The loo rations consist Of
bEEf-l2o POUNDS, texe,udng neck pieces,
good, twice per week)
BACON-75 pounds, (hog round, except heads,
good five times a week
FLouR-lla pounds (Richmond Superfne,
COFFEE-6 pounds, Uaguayra, if to be had
if not, Rio, of good quality.)
SuGAR-l2 pounds (good brown Coffee Su-
CANDL ES-1s pounds, fAdamsntne.)
SOAPS pounds lgood Brown)
SALT-2 quarts Zine.
BEANS quarts fNavy. small whte)
VINEGARr-i quarts, (goed.)
The shove to be delivered at the quarters of the
Public Guard as required.
Total ratioss during the year. sbou. 50 coo
oc 5-tl5O q. DIMMOCk, Col, &c.
Ne City papers copy.
DELICIOUS READING FOR THE
II, SOLDIERS AND OTHERS.-The Ba,,-
fist Colpoftage Beard located in this city, have
now on hand very large supply of religious tracts
large proportion OF which addressed specially
to soldiers and written by dstins uisbed Southern
diyines. We are daily hearing Of good results
from the reading of these tracts la the camp. We
are anxious TO place them in the hands of every sol
der in the State, and appeal Christians in and
out OF the army to aid in work in which so
much good may be effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP.-This il the title
Of excellent selection of hymns which contains
some twelve Of the fvorte spiritual songs of each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buying twenty
or more can have them at two cents apiece Speci-
men copies viii be sent to Chapiains who desire IT,
POCKET TESTAMENTS-- q few days
we shall be able TO furnish 1900 Testaments at IL
cts. apiece. Those wishing . supply would do
well TO send In their orders.
The above may be found at George J. Suu,ner's
lronFront Building, Governor street
A.. Il. DIOKENSON,
- N-ts Gen. 6upt Baptist COlportaes.
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JAMES u. RIDDoK

YNO FOUNDERS.-Our ARTIFICIAL. COKE.
converted from Unanimous Coal is success
faily used In eupalos . snbsi.ate for Anthracite
Coal JOHN ]. WERTH. Agent
my2l--ts
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ENAMILY GROCERY.--SAMUEL G. GREEN
Il HOW, of the late firm of Burton & Green
how, will continue the FAMILY GROCERY BIZ
SINESS al the Old stand, and will keep constantly
on hand good supply of GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS and TEAS and respectfully soiicits the
patronage generously extended 10 the old firm.
2-ts
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LIFE A FIRE INSURANCE

+ MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1922
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
- Office No. 13l Main street Richmond. "a
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S230.000:
This Company has the advantage of twenty
seven years experience 10 the Insurance business,
and having enjoyed the tavor Of the public during
all that period, needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus us above, and its
affairs managed prudently, but literally, and
its rates are as low as those of any other good
institution. DIRECTORS.
w. L. Cowardin, J. f. Wordsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thomas Samson, b. L..Wnston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno & Gordon
Jas. A. Inoes, H. A. Claiborne Alex. +. Parker
Joseph T. Winston
Apply to the President or Secretary in person.
or by letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President
WIN. WILLIS, Jr, Secretary. je 9-tf
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE. yTH STREET,
RICHMoND, VA.
MONUMENTS, TOMRS,
HEAD PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS, sc.
~ First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
I RTIFICIAL TEETH. - THE CHEU-
~ PLASTIC AND TULCANITE PRO-
CESS.-G. W. JONES, DENTIST, having the
right for the above mode Of making Teeth, and be-
ing satisfied Of its absolute superiority all
other methods, oa1 with confidence commend it to
those desiring fan or partial SETS OF teeth, and es
peciaily such as laay be dissatisfied with those
they are now using. The perfect adaptation of
tbs plate to the mouth, AMI the suction thereby
cured enables him to insert one or more teeth
nithOas clasps. This method having been adopted
by mol standing highest in the profession, North
AMI HoUth, Testimonials will be given and speci-
mems exhibited - those wishing to them. Sets
Of Teeth, on gold or any other plate, will, OF
course, be made for those preterring them. Fill
ing Cleansing, Extracting. aud 81 ether operations
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
az Oifca on Main street, opposite Gorinthian
Hal. de lily
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y UMMER CLOTHING.

~ UNNEK CLOITINC.
~ AT VERY LOW pRrcps
DARRACOTT, HARRIS L. Co, '"
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITS
Fancy Cottonade SUITS.
Fancy Silk VESTS
Fancy Marseilles VESTS
White Linen COATS
Biay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marseilies PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all stylea
SHIRTS and COLLARS
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
NECK TIES, HANDKERCnIEFS STocv,
GLOVES, SUSPENDERS and SaEs@
Which they are selling very low, for cash
DARRACOTT, HARRIS g. ca
1e Us ll2 Main stree,
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. or va, I

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF Va, I
Richmond, Aug. 7, 1861. 5
NTOTICE---It is very desirable that all corps,
~ communities and individuals in the State,
having ARMS Of any kind-bayond those abso
lutely necessary for their immediate use-sLould
return the to this Department as soon as pos
sibe that they may lie overloaded and thoroughly
repaired. Address
G. DIMMOCK, Colonel
au s-ts Chief of Ordnance of VrSinia,
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trrosa Tie Lon fon I'aaca.
DAUGHTERS TO SELL.

rroa tie Lonfon r'aaca.
uGHTERS TO SELL.
SUNG ny LADY or FASHION,
Daughters 80 SCH Daughters &C. sell
They cost saose 0soaev than ] c,sa tell
1'hsss sfaeassae has bsaa ffstrate;
WHAT was3tssv yosnf nebsenaan wants mate
They SIN r i;ke might. sgaies, play sss we'll
Daa .b'ess 10 seisl Daughters 70 sell
Here's MY fac daughe1eA my daughters, Oh
German, Italian, and Uesnch they know'
Dance Ike sylphidc4fI grace and ease
9tisose ous ysug partner. whichever You please
Here's nice wife for q rich young swell:
Daaght rs To sell Dsua hters 20 sell!
Beautiful daughters, dark and fair
Zach a treasure to suit \ millionaire,
tar II. 10 pair with any dukes heir
Al 81. Georges Church by Hanover Square.
Hoy yea that IN iordiy mansions dwell
Daughters to sell Daughters 10 sell
Bay my dear daughters, Who wants bride
Tha; can give her a carriage ard horses to ride,
Stand an opera box for his fancy queen,
= and no end OF acres of criuoline
~Ever new furniture, jewels and plate.
Al sasts of servants Upf'n her TO wait;
Visits to Paris, Vienna, and Rome
I'm shot, ali that she's been brought mp 10 at
home
Here are girls for your money-if out yoa can
she'll.
My daughters to sell Ny daughters 10 SELL
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nAINTERS' AND ARTISTS
SUPPLY STORE OF
ALBERT LYBROCK,
No. 23s MAIN ST., UNDER SPoTSWOoD HOTEL.
The stock comprises all the articles in use among
House and Sign Painters Carriage and Furniture
Manufacturers, Artists, Architects and Draughts
men generally. Sc IL
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RESOLUTIONS, A1c.

DEsSOLJTEONs, &c.
nlSSO LUTON OF CO-PARTNER-
l J SuIP.-Pv the death Of Gas h HILL the
concern Of DICKINSON, HILL Il co. IS dis
,oived All persons indebted 20 said concern will
make payment TO us. The Of the concern
viii bo used only in settling up tn business.
X. 4. DICkfNSON,
Y. b. HILL,
Surviving partners.
CO-PARINERSHIP.- The subscribers have
associated themselves together under the style OF
DICKINSON & HILL, FOR the purpose OF car
rying en- the AUCTION and Commission Blu mess for
the sale OF Negroes, at the Old established stand Of
Dickinson, Hill ~ Co.
RICHD Il. DICKINSON,
NAT. B. HILL.
Oct. l, 1861. oc its
ISSOLUTION OF UOPAKTN ERSIIIT.
solved by mutual consent. All parties having
claims Will please present them at once and
prompt payment is respectfully solicited OF those
indebted. We may be found at the OLD stand,
communicate with through PGst-O ffics, Box 81.
JOINER q co.
3. W JOINER,
Late of Jones & Co.
WILLIAM 4. SLATER,
Late Of J. W. Nipe & Go.
MILES CARY,
oc3-lat Formerly of Iynchburr.
nlSSOLUTION.--The firms of WILLIAMS,
PETERS s. co, of Richmond. and Pr
/ bRS WILLIAMS Il CO, OF Lyrchburg, Va,
this day dissolved. y. T. WILLIAMS, at Rich
mond, and S. T. PETERS AZ Lynchhurg, will act il
closing up the business of the respective firms,
til further notice. d. T. WILLIAMS,
October l. to6l. S. i. PETERS.
NOT1CE.-Until further announcement, will
continue business at the old stand OF WILLIAMS,
PETERS q Co. No. l64 Main street, Opposite the
American Hote!,) and offer my services to my
friends and the public generally, for the sale and
nurphasa Of State and StncLS all.
road and Bank Stocks and Bonds, and all securi-
ties usual 10 the market, commission.
GOLD, s Il Y ER AND UNCURRENT
MONEY bought ana sold on liberal terms.
respectfully refer to the Banks, Bankers and
business community generally, of the cities of
Richmond and Lynchburg.
oc PCT ID. L. WILLIAMS.
yNISS OLUTIO N.-The partnership of
J GARRISON, ANDERSON & Co, was dis
solved July LIST, by mutual consent. j. A.
CLARKsoN will settle the business, though either
partner will sign in liquidation. The books and
accounts can be found at the Office of CLARKsON
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Y>RANKLIN PAPER MILLS
q RICHMOND, Va.
The BELVIDERE MANUFACTURERS COM
PkNY keeps constantly on hard all descriptions
of ENVELOPE, MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently made
large additions to their machinery and are now
prepared to turn every aTlaee in their line with
increased facility, and q Moderate prices. The
quality of their paper viii compare with any in the
country and they desire to invite especial attention
this Tact. All sizes furnished AT the shortest
tee, and orders from every section respectfully
solicited.
Sc Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Prest
II. w. LUBBOCK, SecY. NH lily
z Z l. Y w q x
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rONFEDERATE READING ROOM,
I J llM Street, 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 a
dime, good for the eutire day.
n B.-Open on SUNDAY 2e-lm
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r1HHE "DISPA STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFFICE
Corner Of Main AND Thirteenth Streets Richmond
Pirgi,tiG.
This establishment (be,ng the most complete
Plintery in the South, both regards Types, Or
naments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses is daily turning out tn ,tinest
specimens of
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CLOTITINg. A.

800 grew. dral, a. 60, ,~-.
NJ Pulled Cloth Military Cape Oyereos,.' Fosn
riot Peter sham, Lion Skin. Beaver. snd ~
kinds OF Overcoats For sale kv o'hey
BALDWIN l. WILLIAMS
.-- - IIo and lis Mans
EADI MADE CLUTHIN4.-Nv- =.
III OF c,tiz-ns wear, both for men and h aock
inu s'iiily goot, which will he offered a, ss,r yah
Those In want win End II to their interest i.
ia Main street. foe 81 VIM IRA ssIIaa
n TFENTION, SOLDIERS. =
"A Buck Gsun'iets. Heavy Buck and W n.sae
!iioves, Heavy Army Overcoats, Co,ofor,, Sysa
Lndershiris, Drawers, Socks, &C., at the Iron AN
Clothing Sto-e, ZIG and liz Main street "on'
oc9 BALDWIN d WILLIAM
II II EE TIL OU s A N b MII.Jr.nS
OVERCOATS; 1900 pairs Drayer.s ~ ~
tray Shirts 200 Cashmere Overshirts. now e., w
and for sale for cash only. at ia Main stree. y'
DC VIM. IRA SNI,rtt
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS SIC.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, .&c,
4 IMPORTANT NOTICE
A RARE CHANCE
FOR BARGAINS IN ROOFS IND SHOES.
The subscriber having bought entire stock of
SHOES and BOOTS, "a great portion being city
maie) will offer them at the old prizes Persons
N want Of sudA goods would do we'll 10 call soon
at No. 800 Broad street, between lst st aud Brook
Avenue. JOS. GOLDSMITH,
Next door to Pheiix Matthews, Esq.
oc T--6t*
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EO0 PACKAGES
ss)OU MANUFACT'D TOBACCO

WE NHVe IL store
1900 Packages
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
OF various brands and qualities, which we will
SELL and take in payment Pf'tsyiuaaia B1at1e notes
at as low prices for the notes of any bank in our
State. HUNT & JAMES,
Sc lq-4yc Corner Virginia and Cary SITS
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EEMALE DAY AND ARDING
SCH DOL,
Corner Of lm and Cary streets, Richmond.
Mrs. BARKSDALE viii resume the duties of
her School ON the LIST Monday in October, 1901.
Re 20-lm
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

PAMPHLETS,
CT x q u l. r s.
BILLS OF LADING,
c IL L G K S =, &C,
AS WELL AS
p o 5 T s,
PROGRAMMES,
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me DfSfAICH CARD fRESSES.
These Machines. for Cards Bil Heads
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, capable OF turn.
ing of 500 impressions per hour thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment TO obtain this de-
scription of work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced in proportion 10 the increase
OF speed
~ Printing ia various colored BRONZES and
INKS execut ID in the highest style of the art In
this branch Ct the business the proprietors can
ssf-ly challenge competition. So Its
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TIE DIspATCH C5BD pREsSES


Particular attention given to fine work for Banks
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad aud Transports
ton Companies, Tobacco Factors, dc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07
Latest from Bowling Green

We are at length able to announce that
one of the heaviest divisions of our army at
Bowling Green is in motion. During the day
Tuesday there appeared to be an unusual
stir among some of the cavalry battalions,
which gave rise to some speculation among
the uninitiated. By nine O'Clock the same
evening it was positively known that Gen.
HARDEE's Division was under marching or
ders. at one o'clock yesterday morning
one or more of the brigades composing it was
in motion. and the others were following
yesterday during the day. 1t is needless to
say that the movement is not retrogade
one, but the contrary.
Gen HARDEE's force is very strong one,
and consists of as fine materials as are in
the service, the men being chiefly from Tex
as, Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee.
ALLIsoN's and HILLS and probably LII
LARDs regiments from this State, will be of
the expedition. We cannot speak as.to the
destination of this formidable movement,
but we can say that if the movement is
executed according to programme, it will be
as gratifying to the South as it will be start
ling and overwhelming to the Hessians with
whom it will contend, in its results.
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provided, and . great number Of extra arms

provided, aad great number Of extra arms
and Infantry equipments.
To drive the extra transport wagons the
Government enlisted in this city nearly two
hundred professional stage drivers. These
Jehus will be most seryiceable on the South
ern roads, where, as Mr.. Olmstead relates in
his journey through the South Northern
stage drivers are found the only competent
men to take charge of stages in the various
interior lines.
PILOTS.
We may add here that all the best pilots
belonging to this city have gone down with
the expedition They were chosen because
they are familiar with every point on the
Southern coast from the Chesapeake to the
Texas shore. Besides these pilots a number
of skillfni and trusty coasting Captains were
engaged from Cape Cod. These men know
every inch of the coast; have sailed into ev-
cry harbour and inlet with their craft, and
will be able to carry the ships into any port,
great or small, on the Atlantic or in the Gulf,
where the expedition may be ordered to
land. e ia
ARTIFICERS.
A number of carpenters, masons, and 9TH
er artifcers form a part of the material of
the expedition, SO that in setting up barracks
and for other work, skilled labour will be al
ways al hand.N = q