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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-22
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH BOTTLE
They are sold by Medicine dealers generally
Price rs cts. per bottle.
J. n, HARRIS CO., Cincinnati OTTO,
Projectors for the Southern and Western States 10
whom address all orders
For sale wholesale and retail by W W Berry Dee
moville Ewin, Penileton & Co., and Rains BrOwrs
j. Wright & Co., and Scovil Means, New Orleans; j.
D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio Edwsod Wilder Louisville
XIV oct6-dkw-ly
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SpftiaI Aotifes.
HORNS SILVER BAND!

THE ONLY PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED BAND IN
THE CITY, will attend to all calls for music both
home and abroad, giving entire satisfaction or no
barge The Band is composed Of
Fifteen Performers,
with complete set of new silver instruments
All calls for music, for funerals, picncs serenades
and jubilee will be attended 10 promptly
W. L. HORN,
Manager and Conductor,
apr27$1y 15 South College St.
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Atkins majority sO1s
TENTH DISTRICT.

hthtH IIIoJUIItJ - oOIO
In Henderson county 292 votes were cast for
Etheridge, for the United States Congress.
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E Advertisements must be marked for the time dc
sirei-oaeOis they sOiu Be charged for The time in
serted.
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~ AN ORDINANCES To ENFORCE
~ THE PAWN EMF OE ia Is ON

~ AN ORDINANCES TO ENFORCE
~ THE PAYMENT OF TAXES ON
LICENCES, PASSED NOVEMBER 20, 1861.
1. Be it Ordained by the Council OF the
City OF Richmond, That any merchaL Is, man
utacturers, or other persons upon whom or
upon whose employment iscence tax is i'm
posed, who shall carry on such business in
The city without being listed us such by til Q
Assessor, shall pay fine of twenty dollars,
sna every day on which h. shall carry on his
cuisine IS without being SO listed shall be a
90 "arats ogeace.
shall De the duty Of the Assessor OF
,ha <s,y ~ ASCERTAIN whenever any persoa or
Arm hss corc "aenced any business in the city
which is subject to sax, afler he shall have
cnmnisrad h;s ass.- 'Clenr tor the year, To Gail
unon snch persop er STzh. and ohtain from
h,m or them the amount II ebpitsl employed
ia his or their business, and Tssarp the same
70 the Council, and also deiive. Inc AUDI
tor and the Collector of the Guy AaAes Tue
name of each person OF firm.
s. II the sath persons or firms shaiy o,t up
ply to the Council at the same meet VIZ az
which such return is made to the Counc sy
the Assessor, 10 be permitted TO carry on lHis
business, the Council shall proceed inmedi-
ately 10 classify srch persons or firm,
placing him or them in the highest class
nxed by the ordinance for the business in
which he Is engaged; and the said taxes shall
be coilected by the collector Of City Taxes
as other taxee are collected. &
ACopy. W. MORTON,
de 2l-st C1'k Of the Council.
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The Battle Of Aiieghsny Mountain.

CAMP bLLEGHAST, Dec. 20, 1861.
Editors Dispatch No doubt you have beer
inundated With letters from this camp, fi.ieC
with incidents Of the late battle. and prais e,
10 the iayorites of The writer's. These iauda
lions are well understood and properly ap
preciaied. But Justice deDlands he correc
tion of an erroneous impression which som,
have most indus sriously sought 10 spread -
II has been repeatedly stated that the 3ls
Virginia regiment suffered most severely IL
lhe fight. Absolutely, this may he true
relatively, 1t is certainly untrue. Now, OF
the right, where The battle was fiercest an.
longest, the 3sst regiment and Harsbroush'i
battalion and some of ma!- Rogers men
we're ctmm 'ngied indiscriG1inateiy, fighting
s. Hnider TO sh ouiter.
OF tn, r~ris" eat, there Were certainly over
SEQ men IN T. fgif, ~hilst of the battalion
,nsra 1.era -. -ceiy 400. Xou publish the los
If ,hs $500 i, killed and wounded, TO b.
- snd 49, ~ N latter to be rs. OF tbs
f,rty.two nine we, kllted; OF TIE I" enty
eight SIX We're kilt ,hiaSt ,ooeing oeics,
Capt. Mollohan, the n, 80 = -
,,oud yis.,,soan- of Mo. iohan's company
lost his right am. Several. nh - I.
verely wounded Col. HansL rsst .,r ,h.
wac wounded rely III The II ,an .ronnS
fight, urging and leading On the l. :. -,
him, many of whom were 3lst am - c1ssS
men; the writer belong ing TO the latt. sias,,,
He exhibited throughout an enthh 70
highly con tagious, and courage secon> -
no mans.
He la picked up Yankee mUske., which
loaded for him more than once. was near
him when ke was shot. He placed his hand
on his thigh where the bullet entered, and
then staggered and fell. / heard him ex-
clam, "ihey have hit me, but ii give them
one round more F." Suiting the actIOn to the
word, he drew up to q log and fired his mus
ket and several barrels q his navy revolver
with deliberate aim. He continued to urge
on his men till Lieut.. Robinson and another
bore him off the field. This was about II
O'Clock, and the enemy were then TecoiiiDg
before our incessant lire and deadly aim.
Enlt is Just, also, TO say that the battle was
commenced by this Battalion. AS soon as
enemy through the woods, on Cur right, Col
HaIsOrongh led his battalion to meet tAsm.
He got within l25 yards OF the enemy ana
gave them a deadly voiley. The 3lst and
Rogers men, were 400 yards distant. aud on'
OF sight. The battalion fell back and met the
slsi, which WAS CALAMITY advancing. As 1t
Tell back, the enemy poured upon 1t q snewer
OF Minnie balls
The enemy at this point were ], 800 strong.
Then IL was that the 3lst and this battalion
advanced to the charge aud became COM
mingled Both corps acted as brayely as men
could act, though they evinced but little dis
cipIiDe. Hansbrou2hs men, as we'll as the
3lst, are all Northwestern VIrginians. THESE
are facts we'll known in camp. and it appears
strange, letter writers and others should be
SO utterly fCrgetful Of them. / believe the
enemy's loss III killed and wounded to have
been AT least 800. Their absurdly false &C.
count of the result is rather Confirmation
I of our statement. SOLDIER
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kfVHEIUHu, DEC u, ISh1,
NfOTICE-In Consequence Of the inadequsis
7 accommodation in the depot and ears of this
olapany for the greatly increased amount Of
freight carried for tbs Government and private
persons, and Of the necessity OF unloading the ar.
irving train and reoading the same cars during toe
same afternoon, no freight will be received a; ,hs
freight depot after 2 O'Clock p. II daily.
M JOHN r. MACmURDO, Freight Ar
P. S.-Au goods mus: be ACCOMPANIED with two
tickets for the drsym N and one to be Aled In
this Office The weight of each package must be
marked on the depot ticket They must slso be
accompanied with pri ted receipt, to be signed
and returned to the consignor. Merchants who have
not been supplied with the printed receipts can gut
thszn by sending TO me, a. the freight office.
no 30 J. r. NJ
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MARION HILL CoKE-1s Is not possit

xIARBON HILL COkE.-It Is not possible
} that we csn supply for some time to come, the
de and for Coke for AL the purposes to which it is
sought TO be applied, Beyond the hospitals ana
ether benevolent institutions. il cannot ba spared
for fun races or heating pnrposes IL riU epcy
bushsa B. tndispensably required foy cooking. For
this pusa ,ss we expect &c be able 10 furnish the
families On those who in nc iA servce in distant
CAMPS with reasonable supply. After than 0 II
rseuisr cusra mers for past seasons pA0 hGss paid
fcS sOAos tASy already eonsanaed. The balance
of our weekly i'rodnct viii he sold to other appl
cants IN the ordA IN which 1t is applied for and
deliverrd 81 the O, der In which It Is sald-sbject
swsys TO tho prec euce OF tina three classes named
above ,sttsous yexa,o 20 date Of orders. We d. not
expect TO be able 70 spars more than cue load per
morth 10 any private family
No order wiIl be recognized thsa is pot scccnpa-
MED with the cash. JNO. J. WtkIHs
sxo Z IA = Agent.
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NYOrIUE To TAxPAYERS--Pursu t.
IN an ordinance passed 18th January, 1900
[ will attend At tho Collectors Once, In the
City Rali, from the 18th TO the 3lst OF Decem.
Der, inclusive, to receive the remaining hall
Of taxes from such persons - are entitled q
q deduction of 10 par cent. By having pre-.
vtouciy paid the fret hHH IN June last, In tsc.
eordAEce with said ordinances. q
JULIUS A, HOBSQN. q. q. r.
II. B.-t Will be seen from ths above that
tho Collector jsYeQuired 70 attend ut the ONES
from the 10Th TO the Slst OF the month, VI re-
ce1ye tAxes rem&lning duo from yuue last. =
Before the JanuAyy term Of the Eustings
Cont hs & required BY nrdinAx % TO adysftise
delinqAant real estate 70 b sold TOR non pAx.
rasnt OF tAxes. Pessouo who. hAve not done
soS win we the necessity or calupG ana l3ay.
inf thsus taxsa. - IL WIN ~ tInposstble Tor
ftas CQlj9et csii on than na1sFe hs sdy ".
s soasaae5. ~ w. = !.
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EA akTnE EN a Ola 50 W ARE
:
rF>HE LATEST NEWS.
REMOVAL OF SCHAAP'S BAZAAR To
eos BROAD STREET,
Next door to uirsh's Trimming Store.

Having dissolved psrtnership with julius Meyer,
removed kl my Goods frow the old stand 70 'ns
New Building. expressly Arranged ter NY uaIe'
and invite the attentoa OF the pubic 10 my eoua,
plesely assorted stock of HoUsEFukNlShIS9
GOODS such As ChiRa and glassware OF every
description; Tea Trays; Silver plated. AossA nr
sannis and Japanned Goods; Cutlery; Wooden
and Willow Wa. O.; Bird Cages, &c. NY STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS
considerably repl~nlshed IN the lss' few Gays ~
consignmsnts from Southern cities, embraces NOV
sands OF articles resdsd BY the srsser for tne sy'
by the farmer by the hour keepsr 10 short ~ ev
e-ybody And last and best my friends ana 're
xind public in general will Ind Il - useful TO sae
purss a. sgreeahle 30 their taste TO take ioox ~
Qua CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
such ~ Doll Babies from enormous large onss "
Tiny little bit o. ones, Hobbies S'eighs; oninA
Toys; Fancy Baskets; Writing Desks; Worx Do. -,
China Ornaments; Fire Works. &c. conclude ey
inviting All 70 GCHAAPs6 BAZAAR,
005 Broad, bet. 9Th and 3sh ~.
The trade supplied at very low figures.
L. fIsA
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de- 2&-6f No. AZ Main street.
IL SCREWS. TACKS, DO.
$50 sets BENT RIMS,
5000 gross SCR VS.. assted 1 in. TO in.
Coco papers Out Taeks,
60 1000 do. Finishing Nails,
IL dozen Hand Saws, - =
100 do. Augers and ChiseIs,
% 90. Anger Bits,
70 do. Hammers, F
IL do. Hatchets,
do. Foot Adzes, 80 H. ..--
loo gross Spoons,
% dozen Coffee Mills,
IL Paint Mills,
70 do. Drawing Knives.
100 Bench Planes,
loo Hollow Auesrs
Braces ana Bits; Screw Drive.2; 6imlets;
Horse Rssps, Files, &c; Building Hardware,
and Housskee2 ng Goods; Pocket and Table
Cutlery; RazoI Scissors, &c carriage and
by VILLA as Il ELLIOTT,
Whol"@ale and retail dealers in
Hsrds arc, Coach Materials, &c.
dc 20-6t No. 81 Main street
'y'o WAGON and co,c,, Us
$50 SETS BENT RIMS.
Assorted Il to p i..ch,
Just re ,eived and for sale by
| WILLIAMS IL ELLIOTF,
Dealers in Hardware and Coach Mate rials.
| 81 Rain streel.
r9 Orders will receive prompt attention.
dc 20-6t
X A1LkOAD IRON.
We have for sale eli olt 500 feet Of
| T RAIL,
Weighing 1e to 90 feet
| To the lineal yard.
| GILLIAN e. DUNDoP,
de 2o-6t Petersburg. Va.
@ WEDES IRON = = -
- Assorted sizes.
From II to II iach,
For sale by
GILLIAN a. DUNLOP
| de 20-Gt Petersburg Va.
TAsT STEEL
" Oetagon, square, and fist sizes,
| For sale by
| GILLIAN DUNLOP,
de Got Petersburg Va
Al ACHINE STEEL
! I'VE inch, u and II round,
For sale by
| GILLIAN & DUNLOP
de % ct Petersburg Va.
! IL NAIL RODS,
! GILLIAN &c DUNLOP,
| l2i Sycsm re street,
| de 2O-6t !; Petersburg, Va
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
DUBLIU HIRING OF NEGROES.
viii be hired at Wakefield" the farm next ad-
Joining Mr. Geo. VI. Doswell's In Hanover ccun-
~, MONDAY, the 35th dap of the present N nth,
(December) chou
FORTY NEGROES,
insisting Of and women boys and girls
They will be hired farm hands and house ssr-
watts only-in no instance to labor on works of
inter- al improvements, in occupations consider
ed hazardous; and with the furthec express unier
Standing that they NOT to be re hired by those
who hire them publicly, without the written con-
sent the unie, signed. Il :nds with approved
security viii be required in every instance.
Is. W. RICHARDSON,
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, deceased.
de 2i-dtd
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M ILlTARY! ATTENTION under
w igrsi hsve on hand, aud a. II only parties In
thscty who are manufacturing brsEs PRESSED LET
TkRS, CROSS CANNOSS, CROSS SkBaEs,
&c, for military Gaps. Orders promptly attended
postage Bands Of sil sizes and designs, and small
stencils maas to order.
LEWIS 4 KAYTON. Brand Cutters.
18th St, hctv cen Main and Gary
Addrsss by nsl. Lewis Kaytons box se5. Rich
moDd, Va. .ssse de 23--lmt
Xy WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE-Iu psn1
w snA hah pant., ut
f~y MEADE 4 BAKERS, 49,
Hs5 ,es N.lr ST.. sae. sbave r a
T EddfNE. LEGGTN5,- LEGGTNs
IL Aneu. Cleahesuo capSimsee lSezs1ns also,
AnAmded Cloth long LegEins for riding purpqses;
our own nSka. ind wm4nised p1rfsca.
T UkiKy ExTK1UJfs-Yo1 s. a.adIsr:
sasf-A Hsh susplys isst .seceivsd AID fes
seesZ ssss essss -. W. FkAYSEK,
0eU e sseks assss4 Drvessst sr.h u !
GSArDY '0AsAIlEERE fEsTT-RscIysdSS
b. txpses1. = les Of vary nest Ksncy q a.
nsss Nes1A Which NJ cen ssu Is old peieSA . 90
= the lIon kI1nt 6tQfs II
dap BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS :
Ek7ECH 11NDY.-a ssssvias. q 9zsssss
lGe0 H. DMnsead S5epsk VanAiMs 100 ~
aeseftf3 Gnon<h Fruits, Tor aAie By ,s...s ...ts
- N ass fsssss4 Il u =. sANT0M.
~ III |;||I 4 {. ~
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TEJ INTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO JAMESTOWN, KINGS MILL, GROVE,
STONE-HOUSE, AND ROCK
N u N

The steamer CURTIS PE,K. Capt. j. H. FREE.
MAN, will, on and after Wednesday morning next,
the Both instant, leave he wharf at Rocket.s reg
ulsrly every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
morning., at 81 o'clock precisely, for the above
places; lay at the Rock Wharf all night sad re
tarn each alternate dsy-Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday u1ornipgs-ieaving Rock Wharf at tie
same oour, CT o'clock, and touch at ell the regular
landings, going aud returning.
ne Passage and freight as usual
oa - =. - r @. HHEKINH
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MALa1 a AxA ssOUasss sss.

nIL CLOTHS The Subscribers, having In
creased their facilities for nufs. turing are
now prepared 10 supply merchants viii OIL
CLOTHS Of various WIDTHS, from IA 10 40 inches
wide. Also, CAP CLOTHS. These goods will
be faurd superior to any Other manufactured in
the South. The attention O: clo.hisrs ia pNteu-
:arly called to taese goods Samples and prices
Fsctory near Central Depot
+ de 2--lm* Office ON Main and Govsrnor sts.
MILITARY WATER-PROUF LaUIP.
wi MENTS.-A complete assortment Of Oil
Cloth Coats Capes, Blankets, Leggtns. Gaitsts,
Havelocks Hsversaeks aid Knapsacks, to be
found at the Knapsaek Depot. on Main and Gov.
error street,, over spence e. G4rey's. These
goods are all manufactured Of the bess Southern.
made materials and st reasonable prices. Satlers
And Others Supplied, Wholesale. de- PINS
Al ILlTANY MEN,
WI ATTEN TIONi
Fbe largest variety to be found In
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIE1S,
Fer military suits, and citizens fne dress. Three
shoueand yards
For SOLDIERS, by the yard or large quantity.
Over Coasings, all grades. some dre; Beaver and
Petcrsham, for oficers eoets Military Over-,loss,
IN great variety; Camp Blankets; Shswls; Gloves;
Socks; Comforts; Oil Over-Costs Leggins, snd Cap
Covers; Waterford Seamless 'Ovsr.Coa.s; Water
Proof (4o on hand Suiss made 10 measure In short
aotics warrant ID TO At; Mer,no, Lambs Wool, snd
Shaker Under shirts and Drawers, all sixes; fpe
Preach Cloths and Csssi,neres black and fancy,
Tho finest assortment 10 be fcuId; Vestings OF al
styles sill made 10 measure, in the best style; Trim.
lnings, sl kinda A fun assortment Of fne Dress
Cloth Coats, and black Doe Skin Psn.s IA full A.
sortrnent On hsudb 1878
BOYS CLOTHIN9.-0verCos jackets,
Pants, and Vests.
I. W. RoYsTON ( CO., Sig Sycamore st..
no 8-3sn Petersburg. Va.
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&, EGARs. CHEWING AND
SMOKING TOBACCO.
we have on hand consigned from New Or ears o
large lot asserted stock Of SEaARS. Also su-
perior and low g-ates Of Lynchburg CHEWING
snd SMOKING TOBACCO. Some of the high
est grades Of each put up in the Southern Con-
f. deracy. JOHNSON, YOUNGER L. OTEY, .
Gs i3-3w Ii Pearl st.
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DIVIDENDS.
B. & P. K. CO., Dec. 1s, 1s6l-t,

EiICH'D l. DANVILLE r. Il. CO.,l
DECEMBER 10, Sol.
NOTICE.---st meeting of the Board of Di.
~ vectors held this day, dividend of Three pei
cent. waa declared pay able on the LIST dsy of Jau
uary, 1862. The Transfer Books win be closed
from the 18th instant to the LIST day of January,
1862
THOMAS W EROCKENBRoUaH,
de- Him Auditor.
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UPERIOR OLD BRANDY.
- Oh. Rye Whisky.
Fine Peach and apple Brandy.
Pale and Brown Sherry, very old
Madeira Wines, various qualities.
Old Jamaica Run.
a English Cheese, Queens Arms"
. Pickles, Tobacco, Cigars and Groceries
For sale by W. p. BLAIR & CO.,
Opposite spotswood Hotel, cor 9th and
no 13-dtlstJa Main sta uish oond Va
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FRESH OYSTERS.

FRESH OYSTERS.
VOKK RIVER OYsTE rs.
We are receiving, daily, from Yo X river, as good
OYSTERS as can be procured, and win sell them
at reasonable prices. Those wishing Oysters 70
send to thu country would do well to cali On the
subscribers. JOHN B FOSTE Z e. CO.,
Corner 18th and Dock streets
ALS;t-A few barrels Severn River OYSTERS,
dsal-lw* JB.F. eco.
0YsTERsl OYsTERsli OYsTEKslll
Fam prepared to furnish from two to Eve
YORK RIVER OYSTERS
Three times a week, at West Point, or in
Richmond. Any one desiring to make such
contract can do so by an early applications
to me, at West Point, in person
N. Bile is also prepared. to furnish. in
PLANTED Oy sTERS de lp--lat.
MOTT Il To THE PUBLIC.-I have
~ opened an EATING HOUSE, corner of
Mais AID 18th streets, at the PALMETTO
HOUSE. - -
I am prepared to furnish SNAUKS at MI,
dmes-from O'Clock In the morning until 10
O'Clock at night. I.r---g !
Oysters, stewed, fried, or roasted; Ham and
Eggs beefsteak Turkeys; Ducks; fresh
Fish, and hot Coffee and Tea at all times Of
the day.
NO 2S-1m e. CROUCH; Prop,r.
rHRISrMAS CAKES.
l;UNDLEY & CANOE have now ON hand and
will continue 70 make daily, large stock Of PLAIN
AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES, Of the best quail
ity.
Cakes iced and ornamsatsd 70 order Il short
notice.
We ar now prepared TO MI orders for CRACK.
ekS, or anything in oar line. A call IL solicited
from families, Autlefs, and merchanta
huNDLnY CANOE
dc 2t-lws ls2 Rread arrest,
81 a .sFx9s q. 8. OF AMERI61. !
THEA'Hs OvYIcR, Richmond, Va. Dsc 10, IN.
NOTICE v hsrehy given, thar on and assr the
IN Y aay ct Jauusry en.utnx, the INTEREST
On tbs FUNDED DEBT Of the 6onfsdsrsa~ States
win ps paid tn COIN, on prssentmsnf af a. pre-.
~ autho<s! q treasury, Riehmopd, q y shs
'A@bsant TrenesU1 o. Oepoeltarjoe, 81 WI
minston. Cnaraessoa. Savannah. NaAiA Nashvtia
or HOW 0R3eGe = y = FL 4sas 3
kignsAi q. g. NENaIIN0nR
De - -ly "a. a.. i See'y d TTeeu<y.
u 8 ans HeAdls Al 1An1l
I Any = rAQsLf 10 !.
FaX - SS@x -
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T.. 3. REEFS
MILLINERY AND SEWING.

MEAkIkN &S AMP Sc v1AIeGs
EUST RECEIV ED-From New Orleans,
~ supply OF beautiful
FRENCH FLOWERS
VELVETS, RIBBONS, DC.
Ladies' Waking really handsome EONaETS are
invited to call a. once aud supply themselves.
Mrs. DEMELMAN, South side Main,
Between 18th aad 1s.k s.s.
N. B.--My store is closed every saturday.
da i6-ist<
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NN A X Is L E w RKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, ~ aH..
HEAD PIECES, -.
.- MANTLES, FONTS, &c.
~ First Premiums awarded by the Vir.
gina Agricultural Soeisty and Mechanics
Institute.
4 LIB. LYBRUUK
~ ARTISTS AND PAINTERS
81 PLY STORE,
233 MAIN STREET,
Under the Spotswood Hotel,
Has constantly on hand a
large stock of White Lead, Paints dry and in Oil !;
Oils, Vsrnisbes, Glass, Putty. Glue. &c.
Artists Materials Engravipgs, Picture Frames.
Gilt end Rosaw nod Mouiings
Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
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Enf ANTEp-S 4 good CLIPPERS and
w FILERS; two BRASS MOULDERS:
good lNlSHERS, aa,d men to cisan old
brick j. z. ANDERSON Il co
oc 22--ts Tredgar Iron Works
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~. ANTED-tcur Q bic bodied colored MEN
TO work On road aI Junction, Hanover
county Apply ct Superintendents Office
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r.
E. Company. Sc 2--ts
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HtTLER & WILSON'S WING
Nv MACHINES
REPAIRED and KEEP: In ORDER
Also Fine TUokttsG aud FAMILY SEWING
done, by
Miss s. LYON, No I4a, Main st., up stairs
Opposite Ss,nl Prices store.
ORDERS sent promptly attended to-
A supply Of EEEDLES on hand. dc l1-smS
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RUNA Ms.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWAkD-WIL-
i LIAM FOS TER. mulatto man, well known
as having lived with Messrs. Warwick d Barkl.
dale, and So famous runaway, ia off again, and
will give $50 reward for his apprehension and de-
Livery in Cary street jail, to me-. s- --
Ge It's ROHCRT B. LYME,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-28

4 AIDES UNDER w EAR.-Sik and Ne.
i rino Under Vests and Drawers; Corsets. from
% to 80 iDches Plush lined Gloves; Hosiery in Silk,
Merino, and Cotton; Canbries; Jacorets; Tape
Checks; Wansook's Brillisnts India Twilis; Irish
Linens; Linen Sheetings; Table Dsnasks Fnrn;-
sure Dimity; BED Blankets. Also Carpets. q good
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP,
oc II 80 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-28

sTT IN L ED-iiaSDS My usual ilvercoat
w hsnds vii. call foI work to-day themselves,
,ad uuti further notice
ee ig.-.s WA IRA gAsrat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-28

rsNUBACCO, king and Chew
1 ing Tobscco for ssle.-We are constantly re-
ceiging Chewing Tobscco Of various styles and Of
all grades from 2s CTS. TO so cts. per pound Many
Of the brands are IN fancy pack ages, with bright
wrapper, aud sweet, sun-cured filler.
Also for sale, the 'Njckts Maccubbin and pride
of Bethel" Smoking Tobacco superior article
In hsifpound packages. all and examine.
HiL!. & NORFLEET,
poSo-lm Nesr Columbian Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-28

"a ASs ED-A BIT for PUMP AUUUR.
w Ang person wno hss ore viii ..ni e pureha
sr by app4y Ing 10 CLARK ON & co.
d.