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Leaves SATURDAY 1.,r..n AIS ;. AZ, 4. ~.
MEMPHIS NF4} %5rEE ,JFgF,E.-FoT
lFHaSsSz5' 3Iemrhspd ali ,-a Ker5s-r1. Ur- t.,a %l
packet stsau3gr Ie1g Invls Sam IT.
r. Irwin master will be ready to fnh III f frt
o Grnd street Thursday uiOrnin., al e-I +,. - .
For freight passage apply on hcard. Q. nv -
JOHN F. HYDE L CO..
te2a uncer st. Charles Io.e leCt wing.
This boat connects At Napoleon with regular rnces Ipr q
Arkansas md White rivers and st Memphis with the III r,as
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for ST. louis
and Louisville. -
GU O +
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r WRIGHT d. cos CATALOGUE, OF GENUINR
~ and popular Family Medicines which they to suppT
Druggists and Dealers Proprfetors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special agency Nos 6 and Il Chartresetres
Ea,,F ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-28
OPELOUs As.

Leaves SATURDAY. March 2. ats Pm.
Regular New Orleans Npd Hne0HsRs Packet.
FOR DPEEGUSAS THE NEW AND
IT, b swift Steamer Era RIO. q. Thns. j. Whilworh,
Stlaster, will leave above taking freight and
passengers for Old River sitnmspor ard i'll lsad-
rgS the Acaf1lAvg. Renfnirg leaves Opeolsas every
Wednesday, For freight ARMY board,
fe25 q. T.. KOTSS 4 EROS No FrOEt vi.
HT~NH hls will he paid only by the Agpnts' order.
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Bonba III.

We took occasion a short time since to COM
pare tho Baboon at Washington to the two
Neapo}itan tyrants, father and son, who earned
the execratiops of the world aud of all future
ages. by the reign of terror which they delib-
erately organized and carried out within their
dominions. The charge which .was made
against tho younger BoMgA in the British Par
Lament, and which contributed more than any
thing else to deprive him Of all sympathy
when he fell, was that he governed by means
of the police. Our American BoMBA copies
his example mos sedulously in this respect
We are told hy his organ, the New York Her
Gld, that his Primo Minister SEWARD, having,
we presume, nothing else to do, is engaged
at this moment il organizing system Of
espionage on the French plan; that is on the
plan adopted by FoUCHE in the days of the
consulate and Empire, which filed every house
with spies, planted dissruat in every social cir
Gle, and banished peace, security and confidence
frem every household in France. The most
confidential conversations were not sacred
from the prying malice Of this terrible system.
The nearest relatives knew not how to trust
each other. The fataer knew not that his
son might not DO a spy upon his actions; the
mother knew not that she might not be de-
nounced by her own daughter. Ineradicable
suspicion was sown between husband and wife,
brother and sister, master and servant. Each
felt that the other hold his life in his hands.
Such was the system which Mr.. SEWARD is en-
ployed in initiating, and such were its results.
TWAS copied with improvements by the two
BoMBAs, and the younger of them lost his
crown fer the offence. When GARAnALDr
came to TRY conclusions with him, he found
scarcely anybody among his nine millions Of
subjects to stand at his back. The invader
walked through his territories, as though he
were leading q holiday procession.
Yetit was not either their chains or their dun
gsons, their police or their spies, that formed the
most damning accusation against the BoxBAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07

n RHISoCERos AT LANCE He Attacks q Nun
On the 10th of August the steamer Key Citv.
bound down the Mississippi, collided with the
steamer Luzsrne, having On board Dan r ice
circus troupe. trained animals, Sc The cage
containing the trained rhinocarcs. weigh ,pv
| over four thsusan6 pounds, which was on the
| barge alongside, was knocked into The river.
The door of the cage was open, the animal.ba.
ing tied to the front end Of /. by a chain which
was fastened to Tirg in the monsters nose.
when morning came no signs CT him could Oh
seem The La Crosse Democrat, however. Of
the 9th, says:
Sunday afternoon, Charles Wriehtston. =
W. Brown and R0bt. Egglestou, while ron 81
ing green corn, oa the bank Of tha slough a ",
miles below here, Were halt scared 10 deatt ov
nearing heavy tramp, and IN a few moments
the rhnoceros, - he appeared hero on an,
occasion OF his first visit, in J aly minus tha
blanket and chain in MS nose. rush d upnD
them with n terrible below, catchieg Ecg,e-
ston on his snout,aHd throwing MIN as he = ~
at least MY fee over and back Of HIM break
iUg one arm and two ribs IN The fail The
IN )nster plunged into the river. aud tie other
TWO persons badly scared, but not hurt url-
cured q buggy, took the seat cut II led ma
box with grass and blanket and b~onent
Egglestou 10 his hon III this city where he ia
now irthe care of Dr Cameron. The ribs we're
evidently broked by the snout cE the aui,nal,
as the Il heL VIZ baby torn
The "slough" i'll with the anirnsi doubt
less is at present, Is ABOUT five mties salo v
here, very deep, with muddy bottcm ard
though 1T Is Ja5t such place rs ne was rap
tured from iii the E1st, there is no telling how
long he may remain quiet without taxing
notioa to proWl around tae country in search
OF better fare This forenoon several of cur
sportsmen went down to the sDot b IN alle A.
| rangements for his GGp.ure, whel if SUCCESS
tni, they can tart show Gf their own.
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Tho crowning act Of outrage in the case Of
each was the bombar1ment Of his own cities
BoNBA the elder bombarded Naples, and
BoMBA the younger bombarded Palermo
Outraged humanity, all over the world, rose
up against these atrocious deeds. There is
| nothing to justify it in any military code
| known to the whole world. Yet our BoMBA
at Washington proposes to initiate the example.
We are told by his miserable tool, the Balti-
more Anse ican, that he is erecting batteries to
| command the city, upon Federal Hill, and we
| are given to understand that, npon the ap-
proach of Confederate force, he means to
burn it to the ground. We hardly know how
to believe that he can be meditating crime so
horrible, and we should not believe il, had he
not taken pains to ren der us incapable Of sur
prise at anything he may do. Wero he
| not capable Of entertaining thoughts az least
| as bad, he never would have sanctioned the
| proclamation Of that "bastard brat Of vaga-
| bond fidler," Fremont, in Missouri. We need
not picture to our readers the horror oRa bonn
| bardment in such a city as Baltimore, where
| the population is 230 600. We have but one
| hope in the case. We can hardly believe that
| Government which needs, more than any
other, the good opinion of foreign powers,
| would forfeit it by an act of such unparalleled
| atrocity. We say unparalleled, for the Neapo-
| Titan BoNBA was annOinted King, and consid-
| cred his power to be derived immediately from
above. But this man was elected to preside
| for only four years, and processes to hold his
| authority from the people.
While we should deprccate the destruction
| of altmore as deed Of unaloyed and uu-
approacba5le wickeduess, and deplore it for
| the sake of those among its noble inhabitants
who are embarked in the same cause with our
selves, and execrate tho authors as enemies OF
God and the human race, we are convinced
that it would add tenfold strength to the Con-
| federate cause. All earth would rise up as
one man to curse the perpetrators Of such an
atrocity. The very stones in tho felds-the
very bricks in the cities, would li5a UP against
them. They would soon have cause to rue
the no ur in which they FIRST dreamed of such
a crime. The civilized nations of the earth
would make common cause against men thus
proving themselves worse than barbarians.-
1t would be no violation Of International law
to hang up like dogs, wherever caught, the
authors and instisators, from the President in
the White House to tie officers directing the
confagratiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07

FROM JAPAE-An Iaceaiiary B,Ir1t to me
Stake -Tha following is IN extracs from u let-
ter received by Dr.. Cu.Iis, Of New York, da-
ted kanagavsa, Japan, May /, 1861:
We are having lovely weather, ard re-
member that this e May day with you, aad
but teW ilcwers do you ga'her. Nos 50 here I;
we have loads OF them. Business is dull -
We are all laying on oSr ours. Nothing DO
ing; but We are hoping to have change soon.
We hear nothing from the States but SEC as
sion and hard times. yesterday 81 W the a.
panese carry one OF their laws in TO aeuti IA i.
a man having set fire 10 "a house WAS burnt
to the stake. Ia snort time they are to cru
city another that has been detrauding the (iuv-
ernment. You may JhiE}s a. was Il dreaatli
death To die, to be burnt u, The stake o, no
These people use As much deceit ia tins az
in everything else. They no doubt poGoned
or strangied him, Tor whea ae arrived ~ the
place OF execution they gave him something
to drink. He was than tied 10 p stake; has
ieet, around his body, Gat then around his
neck. The ropa that was around his neck
thought was light enough 10 strongle him ---
They then plas tered the rope over vita mud, d,
made pile OF wood aud straw around AAd
above him and Sc. Il 8 to it"
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BrCBnosD. Va, Arg IL, 1891.
as FINDING = place of deposit nsess-
"a - kary, we have msds an arrangement
with the Army tomHiJtes Of the Young Mons
Christian AssGcaEisn, oy which all articles re-
ceivsd by us will bs PLACED ia their Depot, under
the Spotsw ood Hotat From this Espot, art cias
intended for the sick and wounded soldiers will
be distributed to the camps aad prly ste hoapiaia
This connection with the Army C0mIaiEtes wtLi
enable US TO be more useful, end We sincsFsiy
hope the public viii continue their gensrocs stI.
Clothes, (new aud old groceries. sinSs ard IL
qaors ars constantly needed, and will be most
gratefully recsiyed Con ributiens Ia meney ara
also required TO meet our cDssiug-ns expenses.--
Boxes should De eArefully Eerkss, ''eOi5icrs'
Aid Society, hishm0ni, Va" Letters, aot.fy lug
as OF the shipment OF boxes, with lists OF con
tents, should be sent by mail.
MIS-. u. w RANDOLPH, pras'L
MRs. J. ADAM SslTa, ssey
Aks. sAa'L PRlCS, Treasurer.
&U 29-eodlm
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stitution of the United Staie~ is = league with
hell and a covenant wit the devil ~
The Louisville Courier saws:

The Louisville Courier says:
The response Of the President 70 the Ken
tucky Comm Is sioners, IN our opinion renders
ci vii war inevitable. Tns President has de-
clared that he will not respect the neutrality
of the ST tie he has deliberate de tsrrn med
that the State which gave him birth shall be
crimsoned with fatTicidal blood. Upon
Abraham Lincoln will ress tina fearful re-
sponsibili.y Of inauguratirg war IN Kentuckv.
II II now becomes the people OF
Kentucky TO unite as one man. Al parties
In the State are committed 20 the doctrine of
neutrality. lie. IL b. main taiaei at all haz.
ards.
WANTED FRIENDS goR THE coSsrTrurIos.
A Democratic committee in the E1st has
offered a reward Of a thousand dollars for
Republican speech, or n Republican negspq-
per, that insists that ihs CONSERVATION shall he
adhered TO and sustained. - Hagns County
G1zette.
The reward might be increased without ary
danger of its being called for. Th ers is not q
Republican paper, nor a Rspn bl can speaker
In the country in favor OF adminG'erirg the
Government in accordarc &C wi IA the Constitu-
tion. At least we have not sesn or heard OF
one.-Dubuq.e (foioa H-rafd.
NOT TO Bs zcARBD.
The Syracuse IN. Y Courier, of August 3
says:
We may be coeTced and suppressed from an
ioyirg the rights guarran tced 10 q free pre-
through the Constitution, by Illegal enacs.
Ii our Office is piled in ruins before tb,s nara
grapn meets me eyes OF our readers we shall
issue another sheet inside of ten hours
CAB BALDI.
The report that Garbaldi had il in contem.
pla ton TO organize a legion in this country In
support of The Federal Government has al.
| ready been denied. The following is from the
New York Times:
Contrary to what was anticipaFed. we have
nothing by this steamer from G1vihaldi ana It
81 nNfR "a ~ h. A,
purpose OF rendering his services 10 t1e Coz
ernment. He probably rscoliec.s with scms
regret the Jeaioueias of olIi ,Ars OF Natiouau-
YES III whose behalf he mas heretofore drawn
his sword and is unwilling TO epc9uuter then
again, rs ne doubtless wogld, unless there is IA
paramount necessity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07

In the North Carolina Legislature, on
Thursday last, two unsuccessful blIl0ts were
had in both houses for Il Confederate States
Senator from that Sta:e.
They had ice 81 their own making in VAL
paraiso, last July. queer summer crop
that. but not inappropriate, perhaps, to
Chill.
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sTss. sPECIsL NoTICs-Fo THE
@NZA J0UhkLY aEN TIN PLATE AND
sHSET- T-lhfN WURhEAS' SLGfE Y 0E TEE
CITY OF RICHMOND You are not fed to ~
tend meeting of yonE Soeisty AZ the b . Of Ar.
n. hyan, on ltth street, near Msyos Bridge, on
sATU hDAY, 7th lust st hA [ past 0 {, ocs A
full attendance Is required 40 uslne-s II par-
ltnee Wilt be brought before the meeting. All
member OF the craft not members of the oeisly.
friendly, are respectful y invited to AttsGd.
By order OF Ia Q President.
So 8-2ts 4 z w u
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wi.a.., }l..ss..ss

~ MOSTLY AiD snrFIlss sMoa
SOUTH cAkOLiNA having bean sslAbaishod in
1AArlotteAville. psrsona briRgtna on Boxss or
iheuselves In Communication with th gsntl enisn
AAvtAG u In charge. address Rey. u. W, RARx-
!.LLs ersosite 1eAeseae aeass, 0nAslottss.
VILE N 3-tA
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ELzcTED.-Corneiius RiddicR, of Suffolk
mas been elected and viii accept The preA-
dency of Wesleyan Female College, at Mur-
frees sbQrO', N. q.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,


LVEcasGke, VA, Aug. = xssl
A-S~i-..szs STOCK HOLDERS MEETsNG-
~. do The lGh genera annual meeting Of tna
STOCKHOLDERS In ths gI.uIHlA AND TIM
2kaSRS RAILROAD IO.PAaY z VIII bs held At
.he oi5es OF the eompsiy, Ia the eity of Lyach-
ours, ON WEDNESDAY, ths ush Of Ssptsr bar
aext. Ny order Of shs beard.
wM N aUaaEs
sss'y boasd Dirsxt3rs Va and Tsna x Z ye
AsroisTagsT OF Proxy:
Know all men by thess presents, That We, the
.ueseribsrn. oe.ag steek holders la the Virginia.
And Tennessee Railroad Company, do hstseyeon-
stltose and appoint - our trus and lawful
attorney Aad proxy 10 represent each OF as tr ala
general meetings OF tha STOCK holders o. saa soat-
psny, when We are act personally present, with
fuli power and authority at saeh gsaasal ~
TO give such vote or votes, sad TO do such othSe
Get or acts, ~ sasa OF could Rlve or aa IL va
we're personally pzsssEt.
uu.
v'...~s ,|::::::::ssss:::II :::s:I
"Rroxias 10 Represent asesk Ia thsIr .sss IA
aesuass shall only be valid for the spAse 81 tu 5
Years froCa the date thereof. W. Ill. n
a. ltd
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ssEAt. UsSGsAG t3kANNv n EOSAg-
4 Z Or tbs brandt
0tsEd, puPuy s. Co.. dark snd Gala.
F.a1Et Co, g
Jas. Henpessy Il Co,
Tbs above BEAEDIE3, row ruHsr Crrsnm.
hooae lock, are OF unsurpassed qu Ally, and old
imp ottAlton. For s2Ie for cash by
5C S-ts kOBEETS & MGLl.RN.
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Choice quality
NEW FAMILY FLOUR:
,o For sale by
he 2-lVt DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
MI .'f GaOCERY.-sAMUkL G GREEN
No" the late firm OF Burton " Greepbovv
VII continue the FsMiLI GROCERY BUSI,
Nh>e at the old stand, and win kaeU constant "
99 tiand good supply OF GROCERIES, WIN rs,
nItoohe and TEAS, and respectfully soiicits the
firm. ca . 20
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THE FIRE zoUAvEs.
The New York Times, of September I'd

says:
On Saturday night five or six ccmpositora
employed IN the oflice of the Times entered an
eating house on Chatham street for retre sh-
mcnts. Ga coming out one by one they were
set upon by gang OF rowd!es who had fol-
lowed and waited tor them, and were knocked
down Gnd beaten. Their assailan Is claimed to
he members of the First Regiment of Fire
Z0uaves. and declared that they took this
mode CT revengipg themselves in part tor the
remarks that have been made in the columns
of the Times on heir conduct at and after the
battle OF Bull Run.
SLIGHT CHANGE OF TUNE.
We find the following in the Louisville
Ky. Journal:
When the ultra prints of the North, fiat
tered by the uprising everywhere in Ken
tucky, Maryland, Western Virginia, &c, mis-
take that sentiment, patriotic in its purposes
and honest IN It's iutents, fer spirit of" con-
quest'-when they venture TO speak ..
making that subsidiary 10 suhjuRa,ion, -
they need not suppose that the Union men
of Maryland or Kentucky will keep silence,
or that they would not do all In their power
TO sustain Sou theTn cons titutional rights. In
this rapCses all our strength 4
And we warn the ultra North, when they
lose sight OF these plain guaran tees, when
they propose to abate one jot or tile Of what
is honestly due all southern men. they not
only paraiySe the arm OF the Federal Govern
ment TO that extent, but At the same time
they strike deadly blow at al. Union senti-
Tnents in the South, upon which our wisest
statesmen must hereafter rely for "reeon-
stIuctio H."
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w n L Il A PpL L BIZ n by.
superior article of WHITE APPLE BRANDY,
for Brandying Peaches
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY BRANDY
for diarrhma.
OLD RY E WHI KEY aud FRENCH BRANDY,
For sale by ] S EOBEhTnON
2q--Ist 19tb ) o-i,tl,
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THE INSURANCE. COMPANY or TN X
j. STlTE OF VIRGINIA continues tc iuanre
cross Of Wheat, Tobacco, Corn, av., ssCrsd IN
tAfns, up0a faKms, At The nsuAI rates.
BOLLlM6 ". HA 4 ALL, Frss't.
". u. 0Auuo01s bety. ~ u--lM
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.lEE LIQUORS AMD CITAge
1r:p1rted expressly for this Ia8yhes.
ALSo-Ths best OLD RYE WHIhhEY. sn1
Er%AE &Ed PEACH ERASDX-Iis-iIie ed in b z
LaOuutait.s % this States.
Al Ll2UcfS &nd GRoUERlE< sol& by him SY.
S1-.&nted pure are good, or = L sales
I. S.-PGrticula ar attention. paid to putEfag NJ
and shipping Goods ior ORcers and EoldSsxs, sta.
Lic2ed 81 and away frCm Aishnond.
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I u 7 q 4 Z NK 40 UrkJN NXf.s AVD
! SOLDIKRs
]. s. ROBERT SON,
Co7sSY 1 Gc7e'<or and Frcakii- Strses. {.iskwoss
Prciaid,
Aoe2z constantly on hand 6 largo and varied az.
sortBalL OF saoica
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GROCERIES,, 20.

A. f C. & ,
q tiercfs prime NEW RICE, on consignment
and for sale low. -
= a AS,oo1Snperior Rew Family, Extra and snper-
me fLoUR, suitable for baking and retailing
W. TOMKlNs ssBSO
see--t Sc e--t Basin Bank
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l.
Ice 600 feet LUMBER, consietiDg principally o.
inch hostd' thrs ne riar 10 eh do. ana weaIner
boarding, well seasoned, IN yard and for sais hv
A s
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- JOSIAH sTeRN.
JOHN D. RAGLAND.

Ia $i6D NENEitD,-Han away from tie
81 -aU-c-iAeT, 0~ the 6ta inst at Vienna
S(Nr-aIa wgl'tfo boy named SAM. had
s$sz-<. inches hlzn Ee had oB wnen he lsf. a
Fs.r ol white saa5Urg pants and 3 checked shirt.
40 cps'' .s rather slow spoken particular
Us.ss remembered.
fne above reward will be given for sufficient
H'-.l 10 c5nvic- any white person of assisting
1sa 5ey j. litscla& his esa9 Pc or TWENTY
fi + h}LLAE rs Will 10 paid fox his safe delivery
s'h-i 10 myself or in any jail where | can get
Bin A. X TRIRgf,E.
ap si-luF OF tne 30 R9EtS c. Nois.
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T1xE,TssfDy RusrrpEs

= ..
VIII make liberal advances cn Y gACG q
WHEAT, FLOUR, GORE, and sill other mir,
rrcdQcts q .he souctrY, such "a BkOoH. LARD
POULTRY, BGGS. B3TTaR. DRIED e2CJFS
haAT3EG, HIDES, POTATOES, BEAES. P&A5,
lr sc.
a:E 0u'et sales aud prompt raturnA.
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sfE -1& j NJ "a - &<&fsJts EA4E. EI58L Z 49,
5ssS YSSy suger;or s.sisis, jczt ssT.twsd zzezs.
&G22..s sGl.ety, for rsle .. - SsEss ge.a{. by
J. g. @Gg fETEak-
Ceg2sE sKEakitE an& G-esxgcoT A..
8z iuEkEE1-f GgATDT, Tox Diarsaoa&, "A Sa5s
sies. "a Is-ts-
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EFFECT CT THE BARD TINES.
Il ter from New York SAWS:

A Iettor from New YORK says:
The war is pressing hard on some of our
frs t-clnss educational instita tiOns. The gen
erat Theological Seminary of the Protes tan t
Episcopal Church, in Twentieth street, L un-
derstand, is reduced TO great straits, finanei-
ally speaking, 50 much SO that Ia the course
of u few days the trustees will Issue an appeal
for TO the arch at large, and failing
in that, the doors Of the seminary will proba
bly, have to be closed until the advent OF more
prosperous times when they shall be able tc
convert To account It's immense landed estate
which has been the ample source of its sup.
port III ordinary seasons, but which is now
like all other city real estate, entirely un.
available.
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yETANTED-HoPs, HOPS. HDPo Az o BAR
" kEY.--Wa9ted large quantity Of H0PS,
Tor which a liberal price will be paid. Iney grow
wild on good many streams il Virginia. 7 hose
who wi new gather them and ship to me, viii
DO well compensated for th ir labor.
J. D. GOODMAN Richmond, Va.
P. s.-Famers who will have BAaLsY for
sale, viii ple1se communicate with me, naming g
price and quantity. lau y lMl j. D. q
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oYSTESS. FISH & }.

@~ y FIX ~sH FIsH The subs rlhsr
\ "A y r. .cai'ip d iy from - .s,-srrss..
NJ = HoTlo,t, by TX press, -. - - 80
~s@sS> t
H fiSH. oaly SIX hUuTa - Il {
a-i7 +, IN tb9 ,e'nes Persons in w.nt viii
Richmond Va \ + KGPRy
"ao.-sile and Real Dealer in Fish, fouitry.
A-t- pvstars a,d y 80. =. I
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Java, Rio az Iaguayr, COFFEE:
.9o bhis Family aud superfne FLOUR:
cry cholce Green aad Back TEA:
Picking VINEGAR a1d sPICE3;
5Jo bushels BEAN:
CokCENTRAHF LYE;
Is bbls. LEMONS:
For sale by
se2-otN Sc - RAGLAED Il BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07

IA ANTEE-BOAED-In private fafni v IN
" qIlet locality, wlhil twenty mis- es walk
of the Capitol Best o. references viii be given
address K. C, at Lispa. ch Office be y, eea
tEls ana !" eiuesday, the tn. se5 81
ExT a 8 T. D--IO HIkh--A servant tIitI, as
~ NJ ass, IL or Ia years old inquire at 1I0
4tlA street 5-3jN
Va A AS2ED - iHMSD AIELN - sevoraI frst
~ IA @ B1ACKeMITHS. Apply to
sc st EpFENGEh Y EDMOND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07

{.YAN.asD -Four .h!e- bod ed c5l7red Il n 10
- wo~k ad at junction, Hanover comfy
APPLY at superintendent 4 I'll e Richmond. Fred
elick sonrg snd Potomac Railroad Company.
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