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.MlLnYAmr NOTsts

DnQU10T MADn TO PHYslUIANA-It 3
~ r6spestf1lly requested that ne PhySlsiAns Of
1thmcnA wi1 reDcn = IL olAea, scrnsF e 1reaa
md IN S6oofos sde1 Old1ers IND soAIsfp under
theif charge - are quartersd b private faxailisa
hose1s. and boarding -hoasss-ssAing thsir condI.
tion where quartersd and, - far - practicable the
regiment and company 70 which thsy belong This
information win sreatiy promote the public ssr.
vica.
An Officers and soldiers quaxtsped in psivaAs fam
Tiss hotels, and boarding bouse6, who hsve been
eck, bat are mot attended BY any physician, VIII
report themselves ~ Shove stating tAsar eoudltoa
looatlon, company. and regiment. :
JNO. b. WNDxn,
% 1o-As Drig. 0Anaral
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HEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING
TENTS.
KNOXVILLE, TENNEssEE.
On hand and making
5000 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
5000 do. do. COATS.
600 Blanket OVERCOATS, with Capes.
1000 pair Long legged BOO rs, for Cavalry.
1000 pair heavy grained do, for infantry.
1850 pair home made SHOES.
1900 pair heavy brogan de.
$500 brown Flannel OVERSHIRTS. extra heavy.
500 red do. de. do. do.
LOCO plaid co. do. all wool.
5000 plaid Linsey do. all wool filing.
LOCO Flannel UNDERSTANDS.
10000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
10000 pair DRAWERS, (tiilled.)
5000 GAPS and HATS.
1000 OIL Cloth CAMP RUGS.
500 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
LOCO pair BLANKETS.
Large quantity of TENTS for privates and ofh.
GERS on hand and extensive preparations for th sir
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH and TRIMMINGS for officers
uniforms.
The subscriber having made his contracts for
goods early last spring, and secured large quani-
ty, can furnish the above articles low as can be
had within the limits OF the Confederate States.
no ll--3w* JOS. A. MABRY.
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/. < AMUEL Il. ADAMS,
y No. 2.5 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND,
General Agent for The Sale Of Tobacco, Cigars d.;
With variety OF other goods constantly receiving
from the South, " bch will be sold a. small Il l.
vance. DO 2S-lm"
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after November LIST, l66l--
Ths Passenger Train leaves Riaamoad daily 81
$50 A. NJ.
The Passenger Train leaves Wes. Point daily al
i2M
The Freight Train leaves Richmond daily tsxeeps
Sundsys,> at A. NJ.
The Freight Train leaves Yves, Point daily tef'
cept Sundays,) at 12.1 r. 81.
&c No freight received after o'clock P NJ.
oe aa-ts r. IL. Temple. SuFf.
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"a <sA- nN u "a AZ ., 4a...
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WYYTER ARRANGEMENT.

VIHfGh ShRdHIEBGNE-
On and afer MONDAY November lth the
Mail and Passenger Trains win leave RICHMOND for
Gordonsvillo, Charlottesville. and Stsuatop daily
at 100 A. M, connecting with the Orsnge and
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Train at Gordons
vile, for Manassas and intermediate points and at
Charlottesville for Lynchburg.
Between Staunton and Jackson's River the Mail
Trsin will be run tri-weekly, leaving Sasunson on
Tuesdays Thursdays, snd Saturdays and Jack.
sons River on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.
days.
Hartman & Browns Stage Line for Lexington,
connects with the Mail Train, and leaves Stanton
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS and Go
shep On Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS
HarTnan, Mason s. Co.'S Stage Line. for White
Sulphur, Lewisburg &C., connects with this train
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
The regular Through sbt Train ter (iordons-
vile, and points west of there, leaves Richmond a,
100 p. NJ. ON Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays;
and arrive from thu west ct a. III. on Sundays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays.
A regular Way Freight Train for GotdoDsvile.
and points east. leaves aaly, Sundays excepted
al $50 4. NJ. III. d WHITGoM6,
nos General Superintendent.
IN CONSEQ UENCE OF THE LARGE
4 amount of transportation which IL osng pei.
formed By this company for the Government, The
clerks in the freight department have 10 time to
collect bills outside of the depot. We ara therefore
compelled 10 require ths. ST eonsigrefs OF goods
received over dhis road sh all pay the whsle amount
due on the same befors they are delivered Ths
rule will be enforced in all cases
THOS. Ii. WYNNs Supt.
Office r. e. P. r. 4 o.,
Richmond. Va. Nov. s, 1861. 20 Sim
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the Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
CAPITAL---. .--.-- $1to,OOO.
EURPLUS-.--..--..- 10000,
This old institution Established by the Viz
ginia Legislature, and In successful operation fol
thirty years) continues to insure, in city and
try, against loss damage by fire. almost every
description of property.
Sea risks on ships az cargoes and risks on in
land transportation taken to all parts of the world
at reasonable rates of premium.
The very liberal share Of the public patronage
which it has long received, opeftes in return
liberal and prompt settlement of claims which II
has ever been its pleasure to observe.
Farmers, merchants, and citizens generally, may
be referred to parties already insured In this Com
pany in fifty counties in the State.
Application, by letter or otherwise, to the Pres
dent or Secretary, viii meet prompt attention.
DIRECTORS:
Jos. Allen, G. W. Purcell,
w. L. Cowsrdir. Jos. z. Winston,
II. L. Kent, Fl. A. Claiborne,
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w. Smith,
A. K. Parker, B. l.. Winston,
JAS. a. Inioes, X. III. MauTy,
j.. E. Wadsworth, Ssm1 p Lathrop,
VIM. Beers, 2. Cullen, ID. D.
W. L. COWARDIE, Prss't.
WIN. WILLIS, Jr., Sec'y. &C le-ts
|E IFE, FIRE AND MANN
a. INSURANCE..
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE No. l53 MAIN On. Il. Cor OF l1TH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
ECbartered 25th March, 1857.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample capi
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested, con
tinues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER
CHANDIzE, Of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WARING APPAREL
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, ct tie
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David CGrTis, Robt. H. Burton;
G. T. Workman, Francis J, Barnes,
Join Il Claiborne, John T. sublett,
JoL1 :. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust
Alex Garrett, Gee. II. Gwsta Esy,
Peter @. WaTriok.
DAVID CURRIE, Precedent
JoaK :. WILSON, treasure.
Y r BROOK. Serratsrv ia sF-Iy
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IDA n a w N.-ONE HU M kED DOL
n, LARS MISUNDERSTANDING, October
L. JOE. dark uulat:o; % years old; six feet high,
weighs $50 pounds; well built, and very likely;
b,l by head of hair, and heavy beard can resd and
write, but writes badly; came from Hardy county,
Va may have free pgpera. Twill give the above
reward for III. confinement in jail SO get him.
JAMES J COTbEAU,
no 2l-lrng Rex Inro. ". q.
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sSsJ!tAW AVS.

DANAWAY. from the subscriber, on about
l 4, the Get instant o negro man named ISAAC,
ABOUT - years OF age, low stature, dark COLOR and
sort of srey beard. liberal rewa will bt
paid for his delivery TO me, if placed 10 jail in
Richmond. so that may & I him.
W. A. WINFREE,
II Marlborough Post Office Chesterfield Co.
w
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DRY GOODS. Hxs.

AN CASES ENGLISH PR ,NTS;
~ eases English DELAINE;
300 lbs SHOE THREAD;
10 dozen Kip and Calf SKINS;
60 bbls Crushed and Powdered SUGAR;
20 bags prime Rio COFFEE;
80 groce LEAD PENCILS
200 dozen brown cotton HALF BOSE;
For sale by WILSON IL MCILWAINE,
no 25-2w Petersburg, Va
TLLETT & UREWRY,
E NO. IL PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Driliings and Osnsburgs;
"a 7-S snd A Brown Sheeting and 5biriings ;
Cotton Plads and Stripes;
Heavy WOODEN Linseys, Kerseys, and TwssdS,
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths;
Light finished Cloths suitable for ladies' eloaks;
And good assortment Of seasonabls Dry
Goods. oc S-t2
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DU0LEj,
Is TRUMPETs,
Ksvsd Bueaes sssassssassss' -.-- -
Keyed Trumpets,
and Sax. Horns
Just received at r. II. TAYLOR'Hs :.
no 29--2tS Music Store
AZ ILITARY, ATTENTION.--The under.
tVu siRned have on hand. and are manufacturing
BRASS PRESSED LETTERS, GROSS SA-
BRES, CROSS CANNs MS, c., for MILL
TARY GAPS.
Orders promptly attended to. r.
Brands of ali sizes and desigus. and small Stem.
ellis made 70 order. LEWIS s. KAYTON,
Brand Cutter,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Address, by mail, LEWIS kArToN, BOX s9o,
Richmond Va no 2l-Im~
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u UNAWAY.-tl0 REWARD Lett Man
II ehest"r about the last of September, my gil,
jArE She Is little girl acout 10 years of age,
stout built very fat nose; has a white spot in one
eye, don't remsm Der which. THERE'S reason to be
uevs that she is IN the cry, % she has been Seen
there. The above reward viii be paid for her &C.
:;ver, to at Mebsrs. Dunlop, Moncure & Co.'S
Mill in Manchester or secured in Jail 80 that
get hsr.
?. S.--PerSons are warned not to harbor her.
10 Dos LAWRENCE MOODY.
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RUNAWAY $50 REWARD.-I will pay
=, the above reward for the apprehension ana
delivery t" ST q woman named MARTH A,
wac ran awsy on Monday, the oh. aha ia OF me-
dunn re, rather dark complexion; age about %
years; height about feet.
11--Et VIM. q pHEIfIoS
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ssAN AWAY-s100 HEWARD.-Ran away.
] /, on Monday, a NEGRO BOY, named Essen
scout five feet eight inches high; black; STAN
fsers slightly; about twenty or twenty-five years
Old; weight abou. $50 pounds; formerly belonged
10 Can't. Joh., Wright, Of Plain View, 2. O., King
and Queen county. Va. The above reward will
10 pad on his delivery 10 me ct my Office, In this
c;ty. He may be making his way 10 West Point
Va. lie has wife ID that naighborhood. BIS
Grpsr teeth are dark, from tartar on them.
oe 22-ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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RUNAWAY. - $40 REV ARD.-Ranawsy
IA, from the Monumental Hotel. in the city OF
Richmond, a musto named JAMES, the
property of Miss Ann hine.
JAMES is Is years Of age, and net well grown; is
All ipteliigen, and capable boy. He has mother,
Lucy Gunn, residing on Church Eli. lie went
of with two Tree boys about his own age,
The aloya reward III be paid for his delivery 20
me in Richmond il LA IL taken out OF ths city
snd $50 if aiken within The city.
HELEN J. KING,
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LINN T., pEAsTEss, &s
sUghH Mms Naswse;ay.

EsEgkrs Emx taas'gsessy.
GUN MAKER.
Cor. Main and 7th sts.,
Regs leave to inform the citizens OF Virginia and
the South generally, that he has succeeded in ft-
ting his shop and Is now prepar ed to undertake
| all kinds of GUN WORK; MUSKETS altered
lar attention paid to REPAIRING Colts Pistols !;
SWORDS POLISHED, and all kinds of JOB
BlNG pertaining to the business executed with
neatness and dispatch. no 1s--lm*
"A coNHissIoW HExczxnTs
For The esle Of
HACCo,
x... .,-,., ,... ,., osIa,A a, - e.,
oFes, RieAs.ond, pystnta.
AUGUSTINE J. SMITH,
Late of Winchester, Va.
A. NJ. ALLAN,
Late with G. Bayne Co,
CHAS. N. CHRISTIAN
- Is--3m OF Richmond.
w : p. ToaPk1Ns Z BRO,
Wv. COMMISSION NkRCR<NTG
FOR TIE sAES OF
T6sAooo,
GRAIN,
Hay, a..
basin Bank, Richmond, va.} 80 Ism
-. FORWIRDLNG MERCHANTS,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
VIII forward with dispatch, and at low rates. all
goods consigned 10 them for reshipmeot.
no3-lm
I J that we can supply for some time to come, the
demand for Coke for all the purposes to which It Ia
sought TO be applied. Beyond the hospitals and
other benevolent institutions, 1t cannot be spared
t. knnkf wxsp "a
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T LIQUORS, GROCERIES,, &c.
800 bbls wHISKEY
so bbls Apple BRANDY.
81 bbls. French BRANDY.
% bbls GIN.
80 quarter and eighth casks French BRAN.
DY.
20 bbls. sweet WINE.
IS hhds Shoulder BACON.
100000 CIGARS.
Is cases SARDINES.
2,COO pounds Smithfeld HAMS.
50 kegs Sup OARB. SODA.
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
100 bbls No. and No. 3 SUGAR
40 hhd.. New Orleans SUGAR
rs baskets CHAMPAGNE. Clicquot brand.
5bb,s COPPFRAS.
500 lbs. INDIGO and MADDER.
0pigs BLOCK TIN.
rs bags COFFEE
10 bags Grain PEPPER.
IS bb's. ALCOHOL.
Also, large assortment Of other goods; for sale
THOMAS JONES,
NO 1o-2w No q Main ct Richmond, Va.
CUPERIOR OLD BRANDY;
- OLD RYE WHISKEx;
Fine PEACH and APPLE BRANDY;
Pale and Brown SHERRY, very old;
MADEIRA WINES. various qualities;
OLD JAMAICA Rum;
ENGLISH CHEEsH. aQneens Arms"
PICKLES. T0BAOOo, CIGARS, md
For ..,. b - W HAIR 4 CO.,
Opposite Gpotswood Hotel, Cor. 9th and SD
no lS-dtistJank Main Sta, Richmond Va.
DEAL OOaNAO BRANDY IN BOND.
COdNAC BRANDY,
of old importation, Of ths brands "Jas Hsnnsssy l.
Co." 'Pianaa Co.." now II bonds and foP sale hy
no Its u. ~. kO0EHI0..
I1ATUHEE, NzTOH1N MATOHES-l6
lyIa Qoss g stoyp nd tns saae hy
!. " a' ;s;1i i'i|;'l' ~ u, /,
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PkES'T'S OFFICE, VA. & TENN. X K GU,
LYNCHBURG, Oct. q, 1901. }

PkES'T'S OFFICE, VA. & TENN. X X. GU,
LfNCHBUHG, Oct. ~, lsoL
NyO11CE.-Parties interested are notified ios
~ hereafter preference will be given " VIC
transportation of freight: lst., to array stores
and thsn to other Government freight AZ iorg ~
the latter Ia offered II will ba carried 10 the skea
sion Of al private freight, and this company VIZ
not hold itsel responsible for any dety 81 oAass'
resulting therefrom, to any freight bennsins % ~
dividnals, so long Is that of tho Government VI
fered for transportation -.
Shippers will take notice and not send heens
forward Especially that of perisf able chU"'e'J
until they have first ascertained when transports
ton can be furnished.
Information caa always Do obtalnedin reis on "
transportation by application 70 the Genera Sa
pcrintendent at Lynehburg.
oe 2e--lm RIO. l.. OWEN. Presldtn..-
OFFICE kICHMD AND PEr'a Il. 4. CO.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 10, so,i
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Oa ud afss
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ed, the following
Schedule will Be run on this road
LEAVING RrcHNoSD
Nail Train, daily, At ......-....-..--a.W An
Freight and Accommodation, daily. ex- :.
cept sundays, At. --....s-.-.9 a. n. ana D g A-
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train, daily, at ...-.. f'W ~
Freight and Accommodation, daily eh
cspt Sundays, A.. ...-...--..s A. d. ana
~ The Trains leaving Richmond at A. n
and r. NJ. connect with trains South OF fe'eS
burg.
NJ Travellers will bear In mind that they ~
required 70 show pass from the Governor o. 80 y.
other authorized person before they ess leave ~
@ it's THos. II. wYNNE. s,gt-
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A RMY RLANsETS-a few hundred heavy
n grey Crenshaw Blank ets, fo- army and other
purposes.
Carpets in Ingram, Three ply and Velvet--a
good assortment.
Colored and Black Silks, in great variety, for
sale az peace prices
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP,
no 80 % Main street
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1sSssGkzgs9gss, lag u OsSB, &C..
= U n d r 1 E S.
% barrels CRUSHED SUGAR.
50 bushels RYE.
% boxes TOILET SOAP.
80 boxes extra FAMILY SOAP.
500 lbs. Country-Taatie SOAP.
81 dozen English PICKLES.
30 dozea WORCESTER SAUCE.
PEPPER SAUCE. CATSUP, &c.
noas-3is RaGLAND BRO.
100n LBS. PRIME CHEESE.
lUVV aoOe lbs; prime Roll BUTTER.
Is tirkins LARD.
$50 baskets Champagne WINE.
10 cases CASTLE SOAP
$50 bbls. superior FAMILY FLOUR.
800 lbs. Superior GREEN TEA.
''''' " ]. S. ROBERTSON,
no 2s-l0t Cor. Governor and Franklin sta
100 bbls. North Carolina Muets. quality fine
JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il OTEY,
no 2e-lw - Pearl street.
ITALIAN MACARONI.
SALAD OIL.
PICALILLY.
WHITE ONIONS.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
CONFEDERATE SAUCE,
FRENCH MUSTARD.
For sale by
S. q. aREENHOW,
no 27-6, 18th st, bet. Main and Cary.
~ O. ID E N r U l. L.
"
A small quantity Of this suneror
GUNPOWDER TEA
For sale by
S. &. dREENHOW,
noT-6t 18th st., bet. Main and Cary.
On BBLS. CHOICE
~ NEW CROP
NEW ORLEANS
MOLASSES,
For sale by
THOMAS JONES,
70 21-6t No. Main street. =.
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> m ORI.ANUO FAlRFAX,

- DR. ORLANDO FAIRFAX,
~ Formerly Of Alexandria,
Offer. hts profss sions services to the inhabitants
# Richmond.
He may be found Al the Clifton House, on l4th
T. near the exchange Hotel. no 2G-lEs
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M q .
have greatly increased my facilities fof the
manufacture of tho Confederate Mills GROUND
COFFEE aud have given the sole agency tor its
sale to Mr.. G.. w ROBINSON, who may be found
at No. 90 Pearl street, at the house OF SPOTS T.
HARVEY. DAVID BAkEh, JB.
Iv,k
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kh AMI aD-Pk0EESSO PA Virginia
w gentleman, an A. =. of first honor in South.
ern College of high grade (ho Ia qualified TO sesc'
English. Latin. Greek, German, French and Mathe
instics) des:res a situation IN some College Female
Seminary, or other institution of learning. II ne
eessary, the best Of testimonials can DO produced
with respect to moral character &c.
For further Information. stating location terms
&C., address BETA" Gold Hi z. o., Bucking
ham county, Va. ss l6--ts
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~ s
#
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r The large and convenient
STORE HOUSE, with
Packing and Smoke House attached,
on 18th st,eet, next door to G.. T. Workman * Co.,
now in tx occupancy of c. 6. Snodgrass.
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sH~ DR.. l.. w. HANCOCK having been or
dered to Gen. Ewelis Brigade a. surgeon,
~iil necessarily be absent from the city TOT un'e
those Wishing hi. professional services will fioo
ia representative DR. JAMES Fl. WILLIAMS, At bis
,isea, prepared TO attend 10 their Gala
DIR JAMES u. WILLIAMS offers bis profcs
so,ai sarv,ces 70 the citizens Of Richmond and vi
,lrNty. lie may be found at DR.. J.. W. HANcocxt
,-ncs on Main, between I'd and 4th streets, or al
Str WIN. y PHILLIPS office, on 18th street, between
sain and Bank. at the usual Office hours.
Any uessags left at either place will be promptly
,a.anaed To. se le--s
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ar MEDICAL GARD.

- OFFICE PKACTICx.
DIR. PLUME CT the old Medical House. confines
himself mainlyto al Office practice on Franklin st
little below the Exchange Hotel, and diaacnslly
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skillfnl Id con
.dentixi treatment may be obtained on reasonable
sor,ns. Those who have been exposed 10 eertak
contagious ailments, are invited to call early.
Communications by mall or otherwise promptly
sttendcd tn. Offiee open from Q A. If. tiit r. n
raw Is--ts RICHMOND VA.
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i s~
49,
sA -
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"1 ANTED.-Iw wish IA hire fer the ensuins
w year, or during the war, as the owners may
prefer FIFTY ABLE NEGRO IEE, for The
various departments of labor at the CARBON ELL;
MINES, in this county, under and above the ground
Our mining operstions are not more dangerous
than ordinary cscups'ions-one singlv life only
having been los! by accident in that department
during tbs past eight years.
oc Its JNO. J. WERTH Agent
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4 FARM OF 100 ACRES for
n SALE OR RENT.

1t lies in Dtwosie county and sdIoins tho ccrpo-
ration Of Petersburg The HOUSES are new, con,
ssting of DWELLING, with five rooms. The
out houses consist OF KITCHEN, NEGRO QUAR-.
TIERS, SMOKE-HOUSB, STABLES. aud COW
SHEDS Seventy acres are ceare dive Of which
is meadow Apply TO PANNILL d SONS,
no 25-a2w Petersburg Va.
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TOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE
r FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY-My
FARM. containing I40 acres, two and a half miles
from Richmond. Address me- at Richmond, Va,
call at my room, corner of Franklin and Gov
srnor streets S. A. HART.
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ERANKLIN HALL,
Formerly Old Trinity Oh urch
Next door to the Exchange Hotel.
Has been fitted up with stage scenery, &c
and will be rented for the purpose OF holding Elk
hibitons, Public Meetings, &C.
Apply to
po2 --Gtk p. ETRlDER, Lessee,
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rLOAKS, CLOAKS.-0ur stock OF Ladies
~ Clcaks is good, and we are prepared to make
to order any style which may be wanted. We
have all our Cloaks made in our OWE establish
ment, and having secured the Southern Confedera-
cy for Cloths, now prepared to supply the
demand.
We are prepared to show a very handsome as
sortment of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks and solicit
call from ali in want of something new and hand
some. Inc 10 CHILES & CHENERY.
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EDWIN WORTHAM & co.

I FUUSE AN u LUZ IN The IUW N UE
IL LIBERTY FOR RENT wish to rent,
10 a coed tenant, the HOUSE and LOT in the
town of Liberty, owned and occupied by the late
DIR. Thos M. Page previous to his death. The
house has six rooms, we'll finished, besides two
unfshed rooms. There is on the lot good Kitch-
en-, with two rooms and stable for three horses-
Also good yard and excellent garden. 1t would
be good and cheap residence for some family
who has had to leave their home in Eastern Vi-gi.
mia. For terms &c, apply to DR.. r. 4. Clement,
in Liberty, or to the subscriber at Subletts Tavern,
Powhatan county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

TOR RENT.-Two large ROOMS, over the
II subscribers store, for rent. Possession to be
had upon application at ,,r>,.s
no PITS No. l2S Main street.
NOR REN IA FURNISHED HOUSE,
on Grace, between ID and 4th, for four
months or more. Apply to
q. BARKSDALE,
no 26-lw On the premises.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-23

Arrival Of the Cahawba..Captuse Of .
va1uaD1e PTlze.se 81, 900 Worth Of To.
baccO Taken..The 6l0ckaae Of the
Chesapeake.
The United States transport Cahsvba, J. B.
Baker, commanding, arrived this morning fyoa
Washington, District Of Columbia, making the
passage in forty-six hours. She landed the sse-
ond Connecticut Regimsnt 1T Wasbingtou. Capt.
wishes 70 express publicly his appreciation Of
Mr.. Geo. F. Moore, pilot Of the gan-boat Quaker
City, for his valuable services 10 voluptsernx 70
pilot the Cshavb. from Hampton Roads to Wash-
ps.Es Bay: The pilot Who vas on board 10 ~,,. W,
conhned 20 his LQQm by sickness. AyAo1IAw .
would probsbly have bssn detained day u
Hampton Roads, = pilots ars very scssce anA not
reliable in those waters. The following gun-boats
are the blockading squadron, and they are doing
effective service: Harriet Lane, OF the mouth Of
James end Elisabeth Rivers Monticello, o6 York
River; Quaker City, At the mouth Of Chssapsake
Bay. The Dawn and Yankee were at anchor OF
Fort Monroe waiting orders. The steam frigate
Minnesota, Aag- officer Stringhsn, arrived oG Old
Peint Comfort on the morning Of the 18th inst;
al we'll.
On the night Of the 18th inst, the gun boat
Quaker City towsd to ssa the ship Arago, Of Bath,
Maine, with : cargo Of tobacco frem Richmond,
Virginia, valued ct $4,000. There va prise
crew plssed on board BY nag olhcsr Stsingham, Of
the squadron, her destination being New York.