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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
THE FLEET scARns THE REBELS
JEFF Davis Gene to Praying
Washington Nov. 6.

washington Nov. u.
The ferryboat Stepping Stone ran the
blockade Of the Potomac last night. She
was not fired upon by the rebel batteries
The Stepping Stone is similar in con
struction to the rebel steamer Page, and is
about the same size, drawing from to 3 I
feet Of water only. She was enabled to
hug the Maryland shore in passing the
batteries. She pissed pungy, also bound
up.
Fugitives represent that there is great
suffering in the Rappahanock region OF
Virginia for want of food, clothing, shoes,
&c.
There is now rebel battery at Acquia
Creek, few hundred yards above the old
one. Two shells were fired from it yes.
terday, apparently to try the range.
There are indications at Matthias Point
that the rebels are a. work there, possibly
in the way Of entertainments.
The Richmond papers of Monday las
make no mention Of the landing o.
the naval expedition on the Southern
coast 1t is quite clear from the tone Of
the Southern pnpers that the feet hal
created an intense excitement among th
rebels.
JEFF Davis has appointed Frjday, Nov
10Th, as day of fasting and prayer.
/
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

A TRAIN or GOVERNMENT WAGONS
CAPTURED BY THE REBELs-CApT Row
AND PuRsuEs TnEM.--A friend writes us
from Grafton, that on last Sunday night,
at half past III O'Clock, twenty armed Sc
ccsh attacked train Of twelve wagons, at
jacksonville, Lewis county. Va, l5 miles
from Weston They captured the wag-
ons, and all the horses but three. Cap.
tain Rowland cavalry company, stationed
at Weston, went in pursuit Of the rebels,
and it was thought he would capture som
of them Il Wheeling Intelligencer. lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

EFGen. Charles II. Havelock, late Of
the British army, and brother Of the Gen,
HaveIock whose name Is associated with
the East Indian rebellion, has arrived III
this country, and it is rumorod that he
intends Offering his services to our GOV
ernment in the present crisis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
NEW YORK mAwkET.

Flour--S5 50@5 60 for Super State;
IS 7O05 rs Extra State; So 5O@5s 81
Super Western; IS 70@5 90 Common to
Medium Extra Western; 50 9O06 90
Shipping Brands. Extra r. Fl. @.
Wheat 81 l5(gl 2IChlcago Spring;
l 22@l "a Mil. Club; 81 24@l 20 Am
berIowa; 81 31C1l "a Winter Red West
ern; 81 35 Amber Mich.
Corn--Sales at 6la@624 c Mixed West
ern.
Whisky--Quiet ut 20i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
I.Asess sr0"r >pftsgfsesA.
Especial to Chicago Journal. I

St. Louis, Nov. 6.
One of Fremont's body guard arrived
at Jefferson City this morning. He left
Springfield Saturday, and met Popes d.
vision thirty miles from Springfield on
Saturday night.
Gen. Prcntiss had not yet returned to
Jefferson City. He has utterly dispersed
Hatton's bandits, and is hunting down
and bringing to justice every man OF
them.
DIR. Burk, Brigade Surgeon, will arrive
at St. Louis tonight on important bust
ness
All the employees Of the railroad com.
panies and ferries of this city have direc-
tons to appear before tho Provost Mar.
shai and ;.ssa tic os.l Ct allegiance L
the u. s.
Our city is full Of rnmors this evening
One Of them is that battle was fought
near Springfield on Sunday. As soon as
reliable news arrives, will send ii. NJ
dispatches from Springfield this p m.
A special train leaves on the Pacific
road this p. nj. TO meet and accompany
Gen. Fremont back to st. Louis.
Col. Mulligan will probably arrive IL
Chicago tomorrow.
Nisholas Walton, a contractor, abscond
ed last night with some $4,000. Govern
ment will loose nothing. His partners
will suffer tue loss,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
NEW ADNERTlSEME NTS.
nR. III. G. CLARK, !
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Osrs his professional services to the cit OF
knk and the surrounding country In the Of Fis
tnla in Ano, Hem osshods Piles, prulapsus AMI VI
ceratoDs OF the Rectum, ana diseases or a aimSlar
character, whouttbe use OF the knife, suffering T.
the patient.
Those interested viii please call at my Office and
road cershcstes bearing count. seals certifying 80 nay
success In the cure Of those diseases,
Iwili also refer you to case Of Piles Of Icing stan
ing. cured by In Keokuk
Other dissases successfully treated.
OFfiGE-Isrnsr Oh asin ana F,isi ssIvs.s. ~
staTs. fnov7d3m
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New JsrAey Election.


@VEW 4 UIk, NUV. %.
The State Of New Jersey has gone AZ
follows; Ten Democrats, ten Independent
Democrats, aud ten Republicans Id the
House. There il probably small II Mon
majority. No State ticket was run, mere
" county elections.
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UH- The movements Of troops towards
Washington has again commenced. Eight
regiments are ordered from pennsylyapIa
thirt cen from New York, and from sht
Eastern States the troops ready for ser
vice are in movement.--f Philadelp hIa
Ledger. lst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

CF A Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but :
Northern traitor Is natural tory and
toady. The New York News, the n lew
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
Quirer, and . few other northern papers
Of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than oil
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined Frankfort Ky. Conn
mon nenih.
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Fremont He,urnea 10 ~. Louis


Gen. Fremont and staff left for Saint
Louis this morning. He is accompanied
by his body guard and will reach st Louis
on "Wednesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

DUuuIV, NOV. q
WIN. G. Fargo Dem. h elected May
or by several hundred majority over Jas.
Adams, Peoples candidate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

av"compromise, word which can
now be uttered only BY those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. So long ~ the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there il moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor Of the country and the integrity
Of the Government; and who, but he
who il ready to all towards grave,
10 prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation ~ this i'-[ Joseph Holt, 81
kenfchy.
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MARRIED /:

In Pennington. Iowa on Tuesday November 5,h.
1861. By the Key. MIR. Mitchell, Nj. w. TiHaERMAh
OF Keotnk, and Miss MALIssA q. Sw Asry.
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aSy- The London Mechanics Magazine
pronounces the famous Armstrong gun a
failure. The gun heats BY rapid firing,
SO that the delicate screw arrangements
and breech pieces no longer fit. Besides
the pressure Of gas on the vent piece be-
comes SO great as to break II I'm pieces,
and some nine guns were recently rem
dered nnseryieeable from this cause ON
trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

~ Rev Charles White, ID. D., prcsi-
dent Of Wsbash lind. College, died at
his residence ia Charlottesville, the 18th
nit, nged o. His death was very gsad-
Asn, he bsing 10 good health few hours
previous u his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
rnr uoxm,,as Cane % ruvope.

The steamship Africa sailed to-day for
Liverpool with 40 passengers, among
whom were Arch Bishop Hughes and
Thurlow Weed Gen. Scott, it is under.
stood, goes IN Saturdays steamer.
pr-The Government has ordered an
iron clad ship to be bn,lt at Philadelphia
which will be ready for service in seven
months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07

r The Richmond Wing is in sore
perplexity rs to how the Confederate Gov
eminent sLal raise the means to carry on
the war ltsays that but ten million 81
the fifteen million loan has yet been ia
ken, aud that the produce loan IL a failure
and a humbus, aud that the only reliance
for an expenditure of three hundred mil.
lions Is hundred millions in treasury
notes, the ten millions Of loan subscribed
for, and not to exceed fifteen millions OF
the proceeds Of the direct tar.
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DLANK WALK notice.

The owners Of Lots ~ aud Twelve slaf in block
ninety hye tH5 and ot 49, In block sixty four 6i
hereby mott hedto Anve plank wAik laid ia front Of
their respective lots sixth street hy The 9Th day OF
Nos ember next, said plank walk tnbe feet vide
V =. MERRIAM,
Clerk Of the GouDcti 81 The 1its Of keokuk.
keDk Ari a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03

All hail to thee, thou noble band OF ofotheiF,
brave and strong,
Who answer to thy conntry's call to redress her
grfevnus wrongs.
Her honor bids thee leave for her thy nome ana
friends so dear =, i.
The days Of peace have passed away, ana eohiiot
draws eth near.
II Is not fame That leads thee on-:be vain az
impious fame.
To gaia a wicked worlds applause or an immor-
tsl name.
Oh. no a 'ruer. holler pulse beats In each free
MAS heart
That Ie,deth I'm with right good will 10 take hts
county part.
wife's ali holy love IS thine, in every hour Of
toll,
For her sweet homs,' thy rights Sight AID for
thy native soil,
As Thy fathers said in days of yore, 'to victory
or 20 DEATH
go, for thy glorious sunny land, thou wilt give
Thy latest breath.
But trustiug In n ,n feebi strength, thou may'st
not ,me again, 49,
without the help Of our great Cd, your Work VIII
be In vain.
Trust thou in Him who wereth prayer, and 70
thy duty ~,
And thu wilt have the bright reward which he
roes only know.
Then go, brave band. thy eountTy's heart boats
with thee every hour,
Her earaCst pray eTs SHAH rise Tor thee, and thou
shalt fee! their power
Then back with hon0rs brareiy won, around each
noble brow,
We wait to welcome thee at home, but speed ttee
~
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a NEw RACE or CATTLE.-M Dutrona 49,
OF the most dstinguis shed cattle brsaas,,- o'ie ~.
rianee' mas succeeded, after twenty yssrs,
.iiait IN pfooacing bovine race withon,
horns, which carried the first prize at The
Of this species. which had been raised On ~, vs
farm OF the hing OF Belgium, at Lacken. near
BRUSSELS, was killed lately in the latter .own
An The presence of the professors of the Vet.
srinary school, and the surveyors OF the pub
nc slaughter house. The report of these gen
tiemsn confirms the fact that the QUANTITY
both OF snet and meat was much more consii.
cradle than that OF the ordinary cattle. M
Dutfons ordered that one half of the cow be
sem 20 unent, 10 be sold for the benefit OF the
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sg ............specini Hsiice..........-Ez
$4,000 WORTH OF
AT AMI BE Low c osr,
nor CASH ONLY.
TO CLOSE BIZ SIN ESs.
neEt thT9Gg boat the ooua;Ty, va have determined
10 sell OF eur 1upsyior aud dssiT&oIs STOCK OF
X y q u o ID )
at GREAT sACHIFlCk, to close business as soor
We oger this day, every article q. PRIME
SILKS brought TO thia country
Ia HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAAhhk,
Linsn SaEETlE0,
glliow-Case LINRT5.
TOWELS, HOCKABACK, 6s., &c,
kLEGAaT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and Ecglish
FAB RIGS,
for Ladies' and Childran's Dresses FOR Spring,
Winter and summer.
HOSIERY. GLOVE rs, HDkFe.,
sKAWLs, CLOAKS aud NANTES,
SHIRTIHds aud sHESTINGS
FLANSELS ana BLANKETS. Of every dessIip.
ton. -
B0MBAZINES and BLACh ALPACAS.
Largo stock Of Goods Tor SERVANTS Summer
aaa Winter Clothing,
~ Purchasers are invited 70 eall and see for
themselves IA. Z. PARKER u co,
I45 Mala street, Eagle 80 uars.
n. B.--Au persons Indebted to Us, viii piesae
call and settle their accounts without delay, as
longer Indulgence will cot be given.
nh g--ts K. p * co.
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Rirbmuno Qlspafrr.
MON Jay MORNING .......JUNE 3 isei.

sg- The suhioined is from the pen OF m ac-
complished youag lady of Raleigh, N c.
The last line is worthy TO be the, address from
the ladies' Of the South to all the brave vol
nn;eers who leave their homes and their ire
sides for the defence OF their country's rights.
Let the words "We wait 10 welcome thee ~
home" be inscribed by the ladies on the ban
ners which they present to their brave de-
Tenders
To the HawfeId Boys OF Alamanee County,
North Carolina.
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SLAVGHrgR or Two THOUSAND PERSONS IN
AfkicA.--One OF the native mission aries, who
witnessed the ''grand custom of the King OF
Dah0mey, says that more than 1000 male hu-
man beings were slaughtered, and about as
many females and young children, besides
enormous numbers OF deer, turkey uzzards
aad other fowl. In commercial point of
View 1t has been productive of evil. The
west African Herald says: We learn that
besides the terrible sacrifice of human life
caused by the Dahnman ''grand custom "it ha 3
also mad the effect OF, in agrea measure put.
Ting stop 70 trade In that part OF the conn Try
to repair 10 the capital fAhomeyl and remain
mere 10 witness this custom. la Wydsh. we
understand, there were, when our infor,nan I
Isil that Town, lew people but women and
trees; commerce aud agriculture Were Ian
gushing grieyously. ''
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DACUN, Liquors., sc.

slAtoN, AAtt L SHs, sc.
4oo bills Cincinnati Common WHISKY.
.l9 bol~. hne Mountain hI Z W!iIsNEY.
g Epis common GIN and French BEANpY:
half pipes usnuossy and otasi FRENCH
2haIf pipes Holland GIN.
20 bo.s. Port I'd Madeira WINE.
70 bbts. and halt 5o!3 Blackberry, Charry
and Ginger BAAN0E.
half bbls. German biIIERs.
10 bh4s taSs Virginia Apple and Peaoh
70 bbls, Aorthera AGpIs BRANDY,
Fl 1has. zine SH0TLDres and SIDES.
1904 schoo!ey's eugar-o0fed Worlds Pair
Zoe smth6eid HAMs
40 tierces aud bois. prime Western LARD.
100 b6i- Extra c, B, a, Crushed s nd Powdered
50 bhIs Brown SUGAR.
goo Dhis. No. l. 2 aud MiCE EREL.
100 b0ls. Family HEEkiNGs.
900 bbia. No. Cat HEkkiNGS.
q q. D. CHEESE.
400 bb!s. Fine, sGperaoe and Family FLOUR.
Sc PITS No. NACKEhEt.
8h4if bbls WHITE ti>H.
50 bits. Cuba and Y Orleans MOLAS5ES.
half boxes LOAF SUGAR.
ti4rces GOLDFISH.
10 boxes MgSTAEj.
$40 DEMiJOHNS.
50 bundles Wrapping TNIEE.
100 dozen Cotton a,lL Hemp L4IF~.
90 boxes Chalk ard Powi ataA PIPES.
50 boxes Ground PEPPER.
200 bags SHOT.
90 dozen bkDOMS.
/ oed gross MATCHES.
20 dozen BARREL COVEES.
100 dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TT IS.
500 boxes TOBACCO.
5Go reame ~ tAPPjNG PAPER
g. kegs 81 q. SODA.
% kegs BiCARB, SODA.
200 Kegs Ltc.
$500 CIGARS.
u half chests Green and Black TEA.
Is boxes IjtcheI's CANDLES.
le1 boxes A&amautine ca ! DIES.
CciEate's Defensive and Fancy SOAP.
I ask TIE attention OF the trade to tae above
stock, which desire TO sell for cash.
THOMAS JONES,
my 20--im No Main street.
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l. "a pruszts.s. 155 Main street coraer i2}!,
. vE1 d u ST D Il E
ROBEaT ". POWERS,

= " Y
M GOBEET ". POWERS,
ESA APoTsF CARY AID D&U3UIeT,
Bees leave 10 inform h;s friends and the publis
that ha has tak5 n and re- fitted in new and hand
some style, ths store formerly occupied by !. i.
Wood, and more recently by {. u. Dawson, Ne 4
corner MGin and Wall streets. one door ABOVE no
81. Charles Hotsi, Richmond, Va, and has jas
opened with a. entirely aew 7tcCs Of
DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY AIT
TOILET ARTICLES, PEEf U&AEY, &c,
Comprising every agtels Ususily Kept Ia his iile.
selected in person by himself with especial refer
ence TO tAeir freshness, parity, ana entire roll
ability.
Physician. viii fad his stock Of DnUGs
CHEIlChi5, STANDARD PnARMACHFTiCAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
&c, very complete, embracing many new sad de-
sirabie articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at Gny l3pg
CT gay or might.
IL Orders promptly attended to.
&C sta ROSP W P0sHRVs
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kALosAsA.-Ine enphoaious name of the
place in the vicinity OF Washingto ton. ut which
Colonel PatteTson's regiment was sncampsd
Is composed OF Two Greek words, and sig !.
niles "beaat ifni prospect 1t is eauiyalent
" BeiyideTe and Buena Vista.
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2IRsE-ULAss NEDICT7Es.


g A. G3OEEAE Err : go, AP0THGGARi1s
go AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 HAIE SFRsEI
h9 aesr Old Market. Riehmond, Va, " ~ keep
L. on hand general assortment OF pure nrUs a.
all kinds; Surgical Appliances, Burning Ftajj, Al
cohoi, soaps, Perfamery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, SGuE
Aedieinsl Liquors, sc.
Prescriptions PREPARED at al hours, with special
s4fe, by members OF me Arm alone.
Physio!ans orders from the country executes
PROMPTLY, and the most reliable medicines iag-
-
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An editor Acknowledges the receipt of a hot.
us OF brandy forty eight years old, and SAYS /,
This brandy Il 60 old, we fear IL cannot i've
much longer"
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4 sULASEiS'S sFiSk52sH Sas Azs Il bsSPOG,
u go BROAD STREET.
Having disposed Of my old STOCK Of shaa IS It
auction, / have jast opened large and beautiful
assortment, al new style
800 Gold Border SHADES, only rs CENTS, with Ak
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s@ Health, Health

~ Health, kfeatth- - - .
MISS Macy SCoFIEIu, PRECEPTKEas, No. $50
PALTrNoRE 6ThEET, BAbrIAoRs-' Truth S'ydngsg
than kicti2n ."-Fhis lady suffered for years with
Chronic Infammatory rheumatism in ia mos;
malignant form. she first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vacclBated with
matter from a child that had the white swelling.
From this time 10 wolns hood her suferiuEs Were
eKtreme-she never had relief from pain until
cured by HAMPTONiS TiNCTURE.
An Extract trOm the Letter
al often wish my parents had known Of thts
remedy when was child, as ! bsiiove should
have been saved the excrGcEnnE pain / have
been subj eet6d TO- well the detVrmiJy o. body
I mist carry 10 the grave, and my parents would
not have h5an under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and in sendicg me. they did, 10
the lebr2ted Springs in England in search Of
health. wish all the afflicted world could go
aud hear the benefits have derived froIn this
Tincture Of HamptoBs. try to make all &C.
quainted with its virtues with whom / come IL
contact.
Gentlemen, an thoasa nd times obliged tu
yea, and you are at liberty 10 my nsLle and
cass 30 all.
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: remain yours In gratitude,

"E9. $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia. Debility, >cro-
iuia Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, &e.- ara cured
by il.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN. This 'TfHCTUEg
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Gail and get Pamphlets and read many OF tbs
most powerful possible CERT 1cates Of cares CT the
above diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond
by Ds. COOKE Fredericksburg hY &ii the Brus.
giets IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER q now
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop.
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottls elk BEETLES,
81 SD f--dSc1ts
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rs special Sstice.
........specini Ea;ice.

From this day, until further notice, We shall
sell our goods ouly fer CASH, o. its equivalent
my 5 e. sAM'L n. PRICE y CO. .
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hU1EL-
STANTON.

VIRGINIA fiOKhL.
STANTON.
The VIRGINIA HOTEL, SO extensively known
TO the travelling pnhic as one of the very best Ho-
tei5 in the State, j. ned solely by d assy3.
VIM. II. s TRos p. PEYTON, who will devote
their whole attention the purpos Of increasing,
u possible, the high reputation " hich IL al pies
ent sastains, and will leave 30 exsrtiOn uusm-
plcyeJ TO render taslr guests satisfied and c0ia-
iahment enable TIE proprietprs TO accommodate
much larger number of guests tia farmery.-
The whole building, in the interior aud exterior.
has been recently kEFlTTED and PAINTED,
and looks now GOOD as NEW.
:. Tho Iroprletors Gaye secured the services Of
landIord, ana formerly q the Taylor Hotel, Viz
chester, a. SUPERINTENDENT, who will pay
every attention 10 those stopping Il the Hotel
Capable ana faithful servants are also provided,
20 ensure the comfort cf guests. The liable Will
continue, as heretofore, to equal that q any hoia
C2oaected with the Hotel are extensive Sta
BLEs, under the management Of HfEES GO,
ll;s department. Horses viii DC taken livery,
ans Horses, Buggiss, a1d Hacks vii! he Afforded
tc guests on reasonable terms.
The gropTietoFs are well prepared to scoommO-
date families VINO wish TO spend the Summer
rr;.is fi6tsi j. vel 'ftraished, aud contains Is
good zad comfortable bedding as any house IL the
liz this Hotel there are two Of FietdlnE's new
a0o excellent marble DeIdet, and p&tolt-cgsa-
Toned BILLiARn TABLES. New and comfortable
bAFttN6 RUOES have Just b7aa neatly hsted p.
XA Il. PETTeE, Who has Bern - long con
nectsd with thls fiotel, viii devote his ~. le at
ieuticu - the GreoUgodattou u the guests h'a
is thsrkIui for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and wOGid respectfully ask eoatia
uGGGs ii t4e same.
TH5s u Z. FziEIY'T665I Perpetrators.
=. B.-The otlce Of all the STA"E LIN Is IS 2,
.hts House; also, The c,ace ct AGAala \ cos EX-
PRESS. WI. II. GL4TQE 4 BRO.
Stauuton. March Is. l>fl. 81 I7-tf
EPoEsSs 0OD AOKEL,
= 2ICHMCED, Va.
'rsls new HoTs... st tbs corner Of Main gad s1h
streets, INST tniz5e1 aud elegantly furnished, IL
nov Opau fnl the 2UGC IuM OGAtlUa Of &c ests-
The location is the has: u tbs city aG3 every
ef0r. vii. le made % please the pal.c1s ef me
aUCss.
! nave secured the services * Mr.. z. p H,By-
sIe6b late 81 the everett Hoaae, New foIk.
~ s-ty JoSEFH < ERGESdAW.
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sa8 cid Dolatnisn Insurance Company.

at& sid DCEliAtSE assurance SesEPaE7s
Csos, no. = hia!a st, s.7G<T 81. C'arie' Hotss.
CASH :AFiT Ai1....., ..-,,. ......r.-. Ss&oVstDS
AUThOBiZED CkPlGa L.........,.. 5Oo,59J
FIRE AND nzEEgE RISKS TAHlEg ON FAVOR.
ABLE TERMS.
In a1ditlou 70 the ordinary mode Of Insurares
his Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, oo
Buildings, or the payment Of BIGHT AEHuAL; + 4
UIuzs. Property Is thanceforth permanently n
surei. BY this plan saving is Effected, and t1s
risk and iusU1venienca of renewals are ayct13d
The policy con be cancelled at any time ny the
holder the premium being returned loss ten par
cent.
Ioxsss promptly Gdtustsi and yGsa.
Applications for Insurance will roes.vo proMp;
stfsEtiUp, UIRECTuE9:
CAB. Workman. John Il. Graa2oy,
John Eudars. Geo. :. Palmer
sAmiM Price, VIM. 8. Tripl8tt,
b. T. Iadl, ), 8. Tardyp
John Stewart walker WIN, CETr3e,
Lather Z. Spilman, las. &. NrensbaE,
Peer @. Warwick, John =. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark DowDsy,
Horace T. Edmond. Thos. Jones.
Jas. ii Talbot, sdwln A. nmIth.
Griffin 3. Davenport. 70. :. Paine,
Gao. W Tancey, b. 2. Williams
jos. Brummel, VIM, 4. n4E LGG1.
VIM. Brsnt, Henry q. rAoeii,
10. Z. A2Ury, Geo W Royster-
ISAAC DAVENPORT, ia. Erss'3.
OHss. Wop~FAS SeS'ry de SITS
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81. GtsTs AND DEALERS IL Indigo, Soi5es Mad
der, Losucoi, Ri. earn. Soda, Starch, sal soda
Tobacco, sauE. Cigars, Aatmegs, % iAa on, aatt~
pstTa, SpoaRss. Sal5r4tus, Flor. Sulphur, Cope
Tas, Birthstone, Alum, Cochipea White Load
Zinc Paint, Linseed OIL, ColoTs, FaTsiGe OIL. So
lar OIL, Lard Oil, Castor OH TonCuA B5aBs-in-
vits the attention Of merchants visiting 2ich-
mond, 10 examination Of their stock, which, 10
variety and priCe 10 cot surpassed IL this or al
Northern city.
g4B Orders promptly attended to.
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