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FINANCIAL.

A div iiend Of four per cent on lhe e.pia -
has been declared, payable 70 inc @
npauus -, a. ths office OF the company, III William
fitn a's@' " g. w. DUHAST. Treasurer.
oAxs,,D OR scp oN BoND AND MOI.
address security, Herald Office, wi.n p& u'''"'
~ property, &C, -------------.
M WANTED, TO PURCHASE : ,o Mo ,S1ut this
w. on productive city properly "
univ al 10 Nassau street, onice H.
oo-wASrEp By To ldss,as s aca.e I u New
w connected With gooa Jv Nv TN per cent aud
sscu,i, sn'e Asdrsss Il. IL, Herald Once.
-.-,o, an gosD AND MORTGAGE
UWw Sn sums and y npmaiss r npP in.u 70
rTr,yySniSy. IN the Office OF the re"p'oS '"o 'l
AMY, % Wall street. --------------
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DENTIsTR r.


A RTltICAb TEETH.-0NIY - FOR BEAUTIFUL
"A And substantial Sets pure silver hne gold
piana 80 single Teeth, a. Teeth hllrd and extracts
without the least pain Artificial Bone Filling cents Al
wrk warranted Office lS Sixth avenue bet~ Tenth
Eleventh streets pr I,pyuER Dentist
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OLSON sQUARE.-uE
b basement House, No. a
Il. Apply to q. Z. q u.
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/ BIEECKER, AUCTIONEER. s,-.e,
Uousehold Property on Monroe ss.uI Moraav Feb
j. BIEECKER son 60. r WI, ss,, On "'A''
he House and No 2 Monroe s.r mousse contains gas
, j., IN good order rents readily iof 49, ,sl rr
W yn G,onnd rent $l25 per annuH, WIN TUG 1'
newas cAru POSITIVE.
Mana kc nj No. Z Pine street.
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To Lgr.-To REM, HOUSE
nj front by 50 feet deep. WIN MIN
Get; has an entrance 20 E we sS NJ
/. 10 X II. LUDLOW 4 W; nv !,
MORGAN, No. 5 Metropolitan
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SPORTING.

L,ouR NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST. BBRNARD DOGS
for sale price - TO So These e the choicest breeds
this city appearance and also
United cents from 1893 TO 1851 excepting 10y 1902
street.
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a W. unreserved sale oi.,n>rrr,,pu
hA'N' At PUBLIC AUCTION, :. ,.o., n.ar
A tho elegant residence No xoO West foui'
Az "o s"e Eighth avenue, =,
ON MONDAY, February H.
rhe catalogue comprising the .. or
Inc rcest and richest assortment Q, No Art
Aa'soo Wousehold Furniture ana WORKS ~ -
offered ut auction tnis scaS''''
sunerh seven octave Pianofor a.,
''f Elegant drawing room SUMS,
' Artistic Bronzes, Statuary, ..,,s,a
Oil Paintings by emineh' ar~se'
Bronze and Ormolu Chsndehers, >urrora
fier anu "Af Wrocadc and Lace Curtains, &C
,o,1 ,.,,,r cracsely--the entire elegant FUR
ore and beauu Works Of Ar eSas ,hou 9essrye and
iag ramnved Immediately, consisting OF ,ns rn,m
Hs sa 4, n arst class RESIDENCE Parior iAurary,
Il mr. obart
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To LET-ON BROOKLYN
lsay of Music. Brown stone
81. Apply At 81 Front strce..
UT IN TWENTY SECOND
10 let fully or partially tur-
had immediately. Apply %
;.st Fourteenth street, Union
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NJ B. GRIFFrN a BROTHERS INSERT TEETH, WITT
A or Without extracting the silver rubber ~
god 500 pisna s2S partial sets on gold q, p toosh ri
vc, Teeth hed, coid. 10 I'll bore cement and
silver 80 cents Ertrsctne Is go Grand street. Te~
York, and 267 Fulton street, brookiyn. NJ
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HOTEL TO LEASE.
Ii The Undercliff House (nev
Bridge. three miles above the Ce
avenue and Free Bridge, NJ McC
lem river steamboat landing, and
and pleasant drives out Of the cit,
~ Nassau street.
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INSTRUCTION.

---oI-~,C nEpwAN LADY, WHO RESIDED
fer and has already s SsS As
q there she might teach the German ana nS
the rpaimsnts Of ss 1asiFS For
n " Inward Wsrbug 10 Park place. or o. west
str
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ADY WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY 4e-THE
members and honorary members OF the above company
requested meet at their carriage house Sunday
February TO- ct II O'Clock ~ attend the funeral of the
brother brennan, Joseph Skill-nan.
HENRY Secretary.
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urpYur,s SALE OF DRY Go0DS.-A a. Ihis, 10, N
1IAR sne,oncer viii sell on MONDAY zen caa,a,asa IN
- IA rhrd avenue the entre stock t Ss AZ
rnnsstiuQ OF Cassimere-, Clo,nh, ,,an
eas Bsreses &rino, dress Goods SseSse ranaercnefs
t,ons irilnmings wooncn Goods ssIe xriIT sasra
tero of
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|, w1rTFRs AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL " N.Y.
~ =. aclrk al asa Canal street. Large iot OF W
AZ soiss Chairs Centre and other tables se1 sd
IT, was ncadnq Dining room aud nitcn.n rnlsuir
bvas nursing a good assortment Tor i~nhiS
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GREAT 100 RAT MATCH.--HARRy JENNINGS HAS
VI matched dog tn kill 100 rss, 70 OF Monday
evening February H. At ~ White street There s Also be
great handicap Match open dcgl 81 AL breeds not
cpednE 20 ihs weight Open ~ rat killing
mence NJ x rickets ~ eents
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FURNISHED HOUSE
IL Heights, near the Acat
front and handsomely furnish,
UNFINISHED HOUSE TO I
l. street, near Fifth avenue
nished. Possession can be
4. LAWRENCE h Co, 62 ]
square.
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HAlx.ROADS. ~.

] ! ) :
OFFICE X. & Il. Il X. CUAlPANI.l
RieHro D. Va. Oct. :, l1til
HN AND AFTER FRIDAY, October 1id
J the lrainb on his load will befan ~ ie1
teN
Mail Train have Richmond daily a. ) A NJ
Freight sot Atcpt,ncliti II 1rsins is,ily. except
Sundays. at a. NJ. and ) i. IL
The Mail Train IL the Only one connecting With
tn. Roads south OF PeiersbfrP.
Travellers vii! b,sr ia mind that the Govern
,geni requires I'll person leaving the rity by this
oe 3-tf r. H. wYNEE, supt
Il III z q II IA IT NUTlE e
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS &c
TMPORTANT NOTICE.

4 R.IRE CHiNCE FOR BARGAINS IN BOOTS
IND SHOES.
The subscriber having bought entire stock Of
SHOES and 81 s, "a great portion being city
Tnade,) will offer them at thu old prices Persons
III want Of such goods Won do well 10 call soon.t
No. 300 Broad street, between 1t street and prook
Avenue. JOS. GOLDSMITH,
Next door to Phelix Matthews, ESQ
3l--tit*
NPECiAL NOTICE-Owing to the hnpossiDty
- Of procuring supplies, except for cash, my sales
hereafter will be Tor cash only, excepting oniy those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
10 the months of January and July.
JOHN G. PAGE JR,
my IL 81 Main st
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~ re
III, under sned afa 4fiSing f-tsh sappis
daily, They taken p' II the natter IN the
elo,iuuc au. arrive r. ~ III ) ocl.ck in the after
noon They viii l., uf 'sIed 1T wholesale OF re-
tai, 81. our hon = ~, street. bet wcsn c..tv ani
the Dock, i. II. WYETr Il 90.
. I,y,E
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ssssUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
NEW DRUG STORE.
ROBERT w. POWERS,

ROBERT ". POWERS,
AFoTHECAKY AND DRUGGIST,
Regs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and rc-fitted III "a aud hand
some style the store formerly occupied by J. u
Wood, and more recently by {. 5. Dawson, No. 30,
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has Just
opened with an entirely new stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERU MEitI, &C.
Comprising every article usually kept in lis line,
selected III person by himself, With especial refer
ence 10 their freshness, purity, and entire reliability.
Physicians will lind his stock ef ID 4 L G. S,
CAL PREPARATIONS SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENIS &C, very complete, embracing .nany new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day night.
~ Orders promptly attended to.
oc 5--ts RUBT. w. POWERS.
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ID a. FRAYSER
III. SELECT E,GLfSH AND CLASSICAL
SCI OOI

Q II q q 4,
On Ssh, between 2.,th and goth streets.
The teatn annual session 81 this school will coIa
Mence on TUESDAY, the LIST day oil October, 1854.
Tcrnis ~ usual. For further particulars apply AT
my school room. 2--,JsH
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NHURCH HILL ENGLISH AND CLASSI.
" CAL SCHOOL,
On BROAD, BETWEEN eth AND 18th STREETS.
The next session of this School will commence
on TUESDAY, l7ih September.
TERMS AS HERETOFORE.
REFEREsCEs-Messrs. A-Y. Stokes Hunt &
James, A. 8. Lee, Andrew G. Elicit j. NJ Conrad T.
A. Smith +. Stearns, Thos. Hardgroye, Col T. A.
Wilkins, DR. John Knox-Patrons
Ev' For Circulars apply to Messrs A. Y Stokes
or HUNT a. JAMES w. L. MILLER A. ~,
Sc G}-6wf PrlnciDal
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after TUESDAY, LIST day of October. the
Passenger Train of this company will leave Rich.
niond daily for fredericksburg at clock p. NJ.
Returning will leave Fredericksburg ut A. N.
aud arrive at Richmond at $50 A. NJ
SAML RUTH,
Sap't Trans pott:stion
Office r., +. & p. II. u. Co,
Richmond Sept 30 1861. Sc @-ts
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z 4 ASONIC DIRECTORY.

Richmond Lodge, No. TO- meets at Mssors ne
first Tuesday each month. james A. Scott, u"
ter Place OF business. Shoekoe Slip.
Manchester lodge, No. H. meets 81 Naath'''
Hall saturday before fill moon. John IT, ilgte.' !
Master. Place OF business Bank OF Virginia ies'
mond
Richmond Randolph No. 10, meets a; NA,9
Hall third Tuesday each month VIVA T. Az
Master. Place OF business, Bank oil the Con'a
wealth.
st. Jehr's Lodge, No. 30, meets at Bosher'' Ia
corner 9th and Main streets. on second Tuf>4'
each month. Joseph Hall, Master Place G. ta'
ness Gallego Mills.
Dove Lodge, No. 81 meets 4; Boshers Hall foaf.
Friday each month. H. j. Johnson, Master 4
Place Of business on Cary, between i3sh snd ~
streets.
Loge Francois, No. So, meets at Boshsrs H.
second Friday each month n ~ Harris, &s.ss'
Place of business az No. liz Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. l3U, meets n; GAs''
Hal! Friday before ;uil moon. Alfred s. Ice, ~
ter, Place of business Gu Dock, between .''h d
18th streets.
Capitol Lodge, No. Is4, neets on MaTsSsn, I
tween 9th and 9Th streets, tt,ird Thursday e..
moaih. b. r. Wexford, jr,, Iastsc Place q o.
nsss on i2th street, Belviu's Block.
metropolitan Lodge, No. 10, meets on Mass..1
between G,h ard ith streets, sse~s-l T.isrsdA} W
moath- VIA. !. Maa.s, Master. Place % Ut
ncss at No. log Main street.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, meets
81 asons Hall nrs, Friday each month. AIrod
Lee High Priest. Pace III business ON Dock
tween 9th aad ,ssh strsetS.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. Ne 81 meets
Hsshorss Hall, coater ssh and Main streets, IA
friday each uaoath. John Y, Little. HigA PIE
Place of business on Main, between li,h xad -
streets.
Richmond GoEmandesy. No. 2. meets At MAO
Hall fourth Tuesday each month. John E. ~
usult, u. Commander.
SO Sim JAMES u. HIDDiCA
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SPOTSWOOD HOTEL
~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

This new HOTEL, at the corner Of Main and 9Th
streets, jus finished and elegantly furnished Is aow
open for the accommodation of guests.
The location il tie best in the city, and every eff
fort viii be made TO please The r!.trnns of the House.
have secured the services of Mr. r. w. HEN.
MIG Err late OF the Everett House, New York.
no sly JOSEPH IL. ChENSifAW.
rOItlMBIAN HoTEL.-The report now in cir.
I J cu.aiOa through the country that the rates of
charges at this Hotel have been increased are en-
tirely without foundation The prices are the same
now they have been since the opening of the
Hotel &. Is. LUCK,
.i-1In Snnnrintant,nt
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ RS. J. DREW AND MRS. II. p. LEE WILL
N1 resume the duties OF :heir School on The Is,
Ocsuoer mex, Franklin. between 9Th and 9la
atrasxs Q-Irns
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ifSaSiS Bank, 1tlcBn1oDh, va :. u 4.
1 ARTIFICIAL TEETH .-THFT7T>
~ PLASTIC AND VULCANITE p
CESS,-G. W. JONES, DENTIST, lsy-,o
cigdt for tbs above mode OF making '1effb 4,
ing satisfied of lis absolute superiority o..
other methods, can with confidence co!e,..-.
those desiring full or partial set, OF tech
pecially such as may ye dissatisfied with y
they are now using. The perfect adst.,,
the plate TO the mouth, and the suction Ii afsr,
cured, enables him To insert one or nor /.
rithoa: ciGsps. This method having been an,
by those standing highest In the professor Il
and South, testimonials will be gwen a. e.
mems exhibited TO those wishing to see then 1
OF Teeth, on gold or any other plate WI
course, be made for those preferfing them
ing, Cleansing, Extracting. ard all Other ope-.t
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth euV,
by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
HS Office on Main street. opposite Corig,l
I,I
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond, Aug. Z, 1861. 5
NOTICE---It is very desirable that all corps
Y communities and individuals in the State,
having ARMS OF any kind-beyond those abso-
iuely necessary for their immaculate use--should
return the same to this Department rs soon pos
sible that they may be overhaued end thoroughly
repaired. Address
G. DlMMOCK, Colonel,
au S-.s Chief Of Ordnance of Virc'nis-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

UI1CE.-Capt. G.. y. CLARK, A. Q. NJ.
= will be AZ CupeTer G.. II. OF the 9Th, at II lie
Pains" the 9TH aud AT Mt Jackson on the 18th
Of October, to finish the purchases and pay the hire
Of wagons and horses BOW in the service OF the
Confederate States ~ Manassa. So 2S-6t~
rgNHE STATE ARMURY. The State Armo-
4 ny is now at the corner of 18th and Gary sts-
Parties returning Arms belonging 10 the State are
requested TO send them there.
&. DIMMOCK,
2S-l2t Col OF Ordnance OF Va.
r. Civ naners will cnnY
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on JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWE
GROVE AND STONE-HOUSE WHAREES.

4 ALI LINE
- ON JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN,
GROVE AND STONEHOUSE WHAREES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. J. II. FREE
MAN, will leave her wharf az Rockets regularly,
EVERY MORNING Except SsDdays.3 at > oe'k
far the above places and return same day, about 81
O'Clock T. ID, touching at all of The regular landings,
going and returning.
Passage to Grove Stone Wharf, T3-Meals ex
ira. so cents each.
COACHES, running to Yorktown, At tie Grove
Wharf and through tickets, TO Yorktown and re
turn, will be given the boat for -5Meals extra,
50 cents each. lily 2o-tsl r, o. HASKINS.
OFFICE r., f. 81 P. H. T. co.,
RICHMoSD, June -. 49,
DERSONS NOT KNOW y TO l. + RESI-
DENTS OH the line Of the Road,p tore they
obain tickets for passage over the ,limond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, - be fur
nshed with permit from the proper authorities
By order OF the Governor.
ie 26-tf A D. ALLEN. Ticket Agent
MOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
II, EOAD.-Passeneer Trains leave Richmond
daily at A. M West Point daily except Srrday)
at T. NJ; West Point Sunday a, P. NJ.
Freight Trains-Change OF Iiours-Leave Rich
mond daily Except Snndays) at 5 a. Nj; West
Point daily except Sundays at 1915 j. II.
Freight received at Richmond deiiy except Sun
days until p NJ.
jy 24-ts Il. H. TEMPLE. Supt.
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THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSE

J improving the condition of Hor and
Mules, giving them an appetite and relieving them
OF Bots and Worms Hdebound, Surieit, and Dis
temper, and all diseas, To which Horse is sIh
ect internally This HORSE TONIC" gives them
appetite and glossy coat of hair, and can be lett
off after the animal is improved without his falling
back to his fist poor condition. II has been used
extensively since its Introduction, about four years
ago, III this city and all parts OF the State of Viz
gna, North Carolina, New, York, aud in almost
every quarter of the Unon--and tie demand is
steadily increasing,
The Horse Tonic has given universal satisfaction
as far us the subscriber has been able to ascertain
1t be obtained of the principal ru ggists in this
Stat. JAS. z. DUVAL, Druggist,
So 26 Sole propret0r and Manufacturer
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IKE ~ EaRs: INSURANCE.

TNIRE INSURANCE.
z MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated 1922
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY
e. Office No l3l Main street, Richmond Ill
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $3.50. 900:
This Company has the advantage of twenty.
seven years experience in the Insurance business
and having enjoyed the favor OF the public during
ali 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 are as above and it's
affairs are managed pruiently, but literally, and
its rates are as low those OF any other good
institution. DIRECTORS.
w. l.. Cowardin, J. L. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM Beers, Geo. W. Smith
Horace l.. Kent, Thomas Samson, L. L. Winston
VIM Palmer Chas. w Purcell .Jno Gordon
Jas. A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne. Alex T. Parker
Joseph T. Winston.
Apply to the President or Secretary In person
or by letter. W. l.. COWARDIN, President
WIN. WILLIS, Jr., Secretary. lie n--tf
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FiCHMOND CLOTHING S!ANU@ACTO3Y
Ia Tie subscribers have hand u large aid
complete assortment OF SOUTtiEE> M&NUFAC-
TURED GOODS-Cloths, Ctcsinieres and Vest
ings, OF al grades. from the following noted mills :
Erensaw Mills, Richmond, Va. HilIer q Co.'S
Mills, Culreper county, Va; Kelly, Ford 4 Cos
Mills, Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas Il Aimcs'
Mills, Marion Smith county, Va; Rock island
Mills, Charlotte, n. c.. which prepared to
make to measure AT the shortest notice and in the
latest and most approved styles-goaGs that will
compare in every respect with the best Northern
manufactured g"o'ts, and many Of The Creo law
goods equal in quality TO French There ear be no
longer excuse for buying goud- manufactured
out of the State. In addition, We &cep always on
hand ii stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLlSu
CLOTHS AND CAHSlaiERFS nor to he sur
passed by any house IN the city. We have the
best ri Cutters, and "A corps OF TorhEeH not Ia be
surpassed by any house IN the iiiioai, Wit, deter
Mutation to furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothing-materia raised South, and trust to be
sold and worn South, as we are determined 70 do
all N power to push forward southern institu-
tons. SPENCE IL CAREY,
Clothiets and Merchant aiiors,
fe % Corner II Main auI 18Th streets
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I IRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
k.AEsE'EFE1N ~ GLASS ssE
MO BLOCKAD PRICES!-
At The
SEOCKOE HILL BA Z r,
No. 2UJ BROAD STREET

Families and dealers will find ,here all they want
in China and Glass Ware, Silver plated Britannia,
Albata .Iapauned and BiOcl:-'rin Ware. Wooden
and WiilowWa are, Clocks, Looking u asses, Table
Cutlery, etc, etc.
Our stock of Ladies' Bags, Pocket Books, Combs
and Brushes, Pocket Knives aud Scissors, Pocket
Looking aSSes, and thousands OF other goods III
the FANCY GOODS aud TOY LINE. is quite com
ple.e and purchasers viii find saving to them OF
% TO 80 per cent. by calling at
SCHAAp IL co. 8. 20j BROAD
Sc 2l.-,mt And corEer 81 and Brood sts
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THE NoTHER's KISS.

Not unarmed 90 they forth whose hrows are
Wet with the parting tears or children aud OF
wives 4; not without a helmet and a shield are
they whose locks are Wet with mother > ten :
der Kisses, whose forms are followed by A
mothers tender hourly prayers.
wherA the s,andar,is waved the thiekes,,
Ana the tide o. bs'tic rolled,
Tsr.ogsly he charged the focmea.
Ga his SNOW. bsts ssceti so bold
Bat he Guardian helmet
On3y his long hair of sosl
"rura and fy' thou rash vcang warsio~,
Or This iron helmet wear
Nay bat am armed already
In the igatness of nav aair;
For my IN ',her kissed lis tresses
With The holy lips OF prayer"
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NINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO-We in
r wife the attention of smokers to stock of
genuine Havana Cigars and Cigarettes comprising
some of the best brands imported into Charleston
and New Orleans. Also, 10 the excellent brands of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco-the best that
to be mad. MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
Lain St ut,a III
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THO PHYSICIAES.-The SUB CARBON
i ATE OF BISMUTH is offered to you As II
substitute for the SUB NITRATE, which Is now
very high aud scarce. In the United States Dis
pensatory (uide page liee) IL Il asserted to have
many advantages over the Sub Nitrate. aud many
prominent ply sieians decided. prefer It, We
have received sufficient supply OF this, and other
pure Chemicals and Pharmaceutical products, to
enable u.s. NJ heretofore, to dispense with careful.
mesa and promptness, the prescriptions Of pat
rons. MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceusiats,
Sc &c ls6 Main st. cor. above Postosice.
lust RECEIVED twenty-five ounces Sui
81 phste Morphia, Gum opium Chlorofornl. Pull
verixed Ipicae, Gum Camphor, Doyers Pow ders,
Quinins. CAiomsi. Tarring Adhesive Plaster, sc.
w. 4. WARING,
40 No. lV7 Broad IT., above sth.
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4 RMS! ARMSll ARMS!!!

RMS! ARMS!l AKMS!!i
The undersigned urgently calls upon the peo-
pie Of Virginia send in to his atdr IS all ARMS
not actually in the hands Of troopsno matter how
itw-nU matter il what order--as they viii 90 into
the neld as repaired.
NO other person is authorized 10 collect these
State Arms but the urderai sned.
G. DiIMOCK.
Col. of Ordnance Of Virginia
20 Direct, care Cel. DIMNOCK, Richmond,
Va lS-2w
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y u i q e.
L-PersoPS who arc sendng clothing and sup
plies to troops in the ied, requested to mark
distinctly on tie package with marking ink the
NAME Of the party for whom intended the REGI-
MENT 10 which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DIES
TlNATIOS care Of Quarermaster at Ric!. ond. to
whom the usual railroad receipt shout be for
war.cd by the shipper.
U.-Many packages arrive at the depotS Of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
Off; OF their destination cannot known by
the QuartCrmaster Others iInpertectly mark
ed aud cannot be identified.
HL-All articles defosited at the Quarterrnss-
ter's Office in Richmond. for shipment must be LEFT
there before clock, 7. NJ, to insure their ship
ment on that day. J. MAURY GARLAND
au ats Capt and Asst q NJ
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II i. ROBINSON, Gradual OF THE
sLe PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY, SUCCESSOR TO LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON
Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond, has III store
"A large, fresh ana wesclected stock of Medicines
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c, which
he offers al low prices Strict personal attention
will be given to ali the departments of the business
Orders for shipment will he promptly attended to
and most carefully packed no II