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Ready.

Ready.
Two military companies, in addition to
the three already gone, are full ard ready
at Ottawa awaiting marching orders One
composed of 100 men or more, chiefly
Germans, has elected the following officers
HENRY j REED, Captain
GEO W. Fox, lst Lieut..
HERMAN KNIT, Cd I"
Dr. LOUIS KoRNANDy, Sd.
The other composed principally of
Irishmen, has elected the following Off
GERS.
Captain.-JARED B. FORD.
LIST Lieut. -TnoMAs HICKEY.
I'd DfNIEL OkANE.
The former of these companies is uni
formed.
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Alisana Bank
Agricultural Bank,
Bank of Alpdo.
" :. Ashl nd,
:! - Benton,
"a 81 Elgin.
" Illinois,
" Metropolis,
NapervIIe,
Clark's Exchange Bank,
Commercial Bank, Chicago,
Commercial Bank, Palestine,
Douglas Bonk,
Du Page Co Bank,
Garden State Bank,
Hampden Bank,
Highland Bank,
Humboldt Bank,
Jersey County Bank,
Lafayette &ank,
Lancaster Bank, ---
Merchants and Mech Bank,
NarraganSett Bank,
Pl ,wmans Bank,
Reeds Bank,
Rock Island Bank,
Toulon Bank,
Warren County Bank,
The bills of about 40 Wisconsin banks
are also taken by the Marine Bank party,
while Dunhem throws all out.
We observe that so cents on the dollar
are offered at the Express Office in this
city for the paper Of long list of Wis
consin banks
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a GARD,

WE the undersigned consider II our duty TO recorn
w mend Dr. VI ZXSDER the public in general par
tcuia'iy and children in OTTAWA and yicini
ty We also hereby give lin best thanks for the
good services lac las done our families.
p scraeer, ). A. Gorbaeh, J. VI. Heating, r peri-
youx T. Miller, Col. McCab-- Mich. Eab, Jos. Naier.
ioitr, T. Jaucoyus. C. q. Luz, Chr. y MINER mann.
Toll. Alb. schaefer J. Gretricord, Z. Bsrli J. J. Wei
ler d. LEX, +. BraEdh-rhI H. Hnuptof, Christ Feurr.
born, EpiIer Jos X elk. A Schroeder. Me Mathis
Rob. Wagner, II. Geduldg, II. Greteu ord. apl3-3n
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Circuit .ssiIsC.

We are requested to announce that EDWIN S. LELAND
is cand date Judge Of this Circuit. The election
will be he'd the first Monday of June mar30
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Clerk Supreme Court.

LORENZO LILAsD is candidate for reelection to the
oice OF Clerk OF the Supreme Court. Election June 3,
1861.
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West Ottawa Nursery.

the undersigned contemplates changing his busi-
~ ness in June next, ard is DESTROYS closing out
his entire the West Ottawa Nursery he will the
coming s. sell Fruit Trees at greatly reduced
prices His stock embraces Apple Trees, OF all the po-
nular varieties Pears, dwarf and standard, Crane
Vines Shrubbery &c. They are all in excellent condi-
ton. fteb9] PATRICK HAYS.
~ ycz will 20 D. WALKER, he will demonstrate to
your satisfaction that his Ruid CANNOT EXPLODE
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farm Property for sale.

slbscrtSr having rented IIs farm, aDyious
dispose of his entire Farm stock,
four Horses, Mare, head Of Cattle, ",
guns. foye R.aper, PoH, Harrows and general s.
soriment of Farming Tools nearly all in excellent
der They Will be sold cheap for cash, asy
terms with approved security.
Residence IA town oil Dayton, four miles directly
north OF O.taWa. [ai6-iE.I DAVID AuERN.
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wIIOPE.1

HOPE.S
STILL CNwsRp.-After a thorough trial by inuu-
ersbIe living witnesses HERR, Ks Sugar Coated Pills
have proved be the medicine Of the This
dy continues steadily advance Il the estimation of
the world the best family medicine introduced
In all bilious arrangements they fail. and a
universal cathartic excel all others. Price %
See advertisement i,iird page.
ocl3-1y w w CAPRDN, TyuCeiiHg AGENT.
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R9A WONDERFUL REMEDYs.Sa
FOR 4 FOEDEPFJL AGE!
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills,

F17..~'
Herrick's hlid Strengthening PaSters
Gre in five hours. pains and weakness of breast,
size, and back, and Rheumatic complaints in equally
shxt period Of time. Spread On beautiful white lamb
skin their subjects the to no Inconvenience,
nd each viii from week to three months
Price1.54 Cents.
Herrek-s Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters are
sid by druggists and merchants, IN all parts OF the
Onred States. Canadas, and South America. and may
De Chained by calling for than by their full names
ociS--x DR. l.. r. lIERRiCK L CO, Albany, n /.
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TcW Firm.

new 4 lflsl.
NEE have leased (of Mr.. GEO. T. WALKsR) for FIVE
w the brick store Of La Sale and Mill
streets, lately occupied by W. =. WALKER, and
receiving complete and general assortment OF Groce
ries, Boots and Shoes Glass, Nails, and Staple Dry
Goods which determined to sell cheap for cash,
or exchange for produce. Call and see.
c. NJ VAN DOREN,
marie T. w. OSBORN
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K NEW LUMBER WAGONS for SALE at low prices for
- cash or good short time notes
nass VAN DoREN OSBORN.
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The former Of these companies is uni
formed.
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From The Democrat, st. Cloud. MINI.
If you are have been troubled with the hea iache
END for box, (Cephac Pills. thai you may hay
hem III case ef attack.
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Garden FRUITS, sc.

Oh BUSHELS Clover Seed, grown in Farm Ridge
~ and warranted pure, for sale cheap FOR cash.
VAN T. OS
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03
Hotels and Restaurants.
ST. LOUIS HO TEL

ST. us HO T 4 L,
Commercial ST., Nevada.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, that
he has leased the above welknOwn establishment,
situated on Commercial street, Nevada. and wlg
his undivided attention to the comfort of guests
The Building is Fire-PrOof Brick,
two stories high, the Rooms commodous and well
ventilated and for convenience not surpassed by any
Hotel in the mountains.
R4- THE TABLE "a
win always be supplied with every luxury TO be OBJ
tanned ia the market
Travellers and others visiting Nevada, will find at
the ST. LOUIS, all the cOnvenences and comforts Of
A FIRST. ASS HOTEL.
List OF Prices
Doar1 per week. ''''.'So,OO
BOARD Ano LOGGING w
single NeatSs OV
Lodging per night. ht......................... so
BY constant attention to the wants of his guests,
the proprietor hopes TO merit liberal pa 'ronage
Nevada, July 25, 1861. J. YANDERIIE1H.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

CANNoNADNG AT GALvEsroN.-It was
stated a few weeks ago, aud subsequently
denied, that the blockading force in The
Texan waters had opened causeless bonn
bardment upon the city Of Galveston. 1t
seems that there was q little gunpowder
burned on the Occasions referred to, but
there appears to have been good reason for
it, and moreover, but little, il aDy. damage
done. The Galveston batteries commenced
the conflict, they having, on the morning of
the Sd of August, aud without any appa-
rent cause, opened FIRE upon one of our
steam tenders Commander Alden, Of the
blockading steamer South Carolina, waited
for explanations or apologies till O'Clock
in the afternoon. He then stood for the
batteries, which again opened on him. After
returning Is shots the Commander, appre.
heusive that he would harm the innocent
people of the town more than the rascals in
the batteries, withdrew. The foreign con.
suls, headed, of course. by the English con-
sui got up protest, expressing their aston
isbment at and adherence of Commander
Alden's inhumanity and violation of the
laws of civilized warfare.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03
Aerada 2FtlIufrat.

VALUE OF SLAVES IN WAR.-The Mont
gOmery, (Ala.) Advertiser, rejoices over
the immense service OF slaves to the rebels,
as follows:
The total white population of the eleven
States now comprising the Confederacy is
between 5000, 900 aud 6,000,00o, therefore,
to Gil up the ranks of the proposed army
about 10 per cent of the entire white pop
ulation will be required. In any other
country than our own such draft could
not be met !; but the Southern States can
furnish that number Of men and still not
leave the material interests of the country
in suffering condition. Those who are
incapacitated for bearing arms can oversee
the plantations. and the negroes can 60 on
undisturbed in their usual labors. 10 the
North the case is different the men who
join the army of subjugatiOn are the labor
ers, the producers and the factory opera
tives. Nearly every man from that section,
especially from the rural districts, leaves
some branch of INDUSTRY 10 suffer during
his absence. The institution of slavery 10
the South alone enables her to place in The
field force so much larger in proportion
to her white population than the North, or
indeed than any country which is depen.
dent entirely on free labor. The institU-
tion is tower of strength to the South,
particularly 10 the present crisis, and our
enemies will be likely to find that the ''mor-
al cancer" about which their orators are
so fond of prating, is really one OF the most
effective weapons employed against them
by the South. Whatever number of men
may be needed for this war we are conf.
dent our people stand ready to furnish.
We arc all enlisted for the war, and there
must be no holding back until the indepen-
dence of the South is fully acknowledged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

PIERRE SoULE.-A correspondent of the
Boston Journal asserts that Soule can show
as clean record on the secession question
as President Lincoln himself and adds:
Pierre Soule lie to-day as heartily Union
man as Edward Everett or your spirited
Governor Andrew. Nothing but the enor.
nous depreciation of his extensive property
in real estate deters him from coming North.
The readers of the Journal will recollect
that nothing has been heard from him since
the secession of Louisiana, and theyI may
rest assured that no inducement no threats
nor dangers. not even the saving of life,
can move him into sympathy with the cause
less rebellion. Just after the taking Of
Sumter ! had the honor of dining with Mr.
Soule. In the course Of the conversation,
he expressed with much feeling. his regrets
at the chance that landed him in New Or
leans rather than in New York or Boston.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

SHOT IN THE BACK.-A man named John
Felter was killed in Merced county last
week by Edward Boyle. There had been
some dispute, and As the former turned to
walk away, evidently with no idea of fur
ther trouble, Boyle drew q pistol and shot
him in the back the ball entered under
the left shoulder, penetrating the vitals and
producing instant death. The deceased
was much respected for an industrious man
and good citizen. Boyle has for years liv-
ed in this country, and was considered a
very peaceable mau. He has not yet been
arrested.-[ Mariposa Gazette.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

' A LONG REPRIEvE.-It is a singular and
gratifying circumstance that there has not
been fire alarm in this city during the
four weeks ending with to-day. Never, we
believe, since it has been a city. has San
Francisco bad such immunity. Unless the
flre.fiend gives US a call soon, our extin.
gushing apparatus will rust and the hose
become much more dilapidated than it is
nOw-if such be possible. We trust that
the next alarm will be false.-[S. +. Alta
28th.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

The STATE FAIR, FNANCIALLY.- The to-
tai receipts Of the Fair, exclusive of the ball
on Monday night, will be very nearly $780,
900. This includes 3S2 new memberships
renewed. The number of life members at
present is 148, and the total memberships
LISA There has been sold during the Fair
l.l24 tickets, at 81 each, and 1928 at so
cents each.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

MAJOR GENERALs.-Of The four Major
Generals in the regular b. S. Army who
were authorized to be appointed by the law
of last Congress, two have been selected
from California. Major General Fremont
and Major General Halleck, are joined with
Major General Butler and Major General
Mcclellan, the only other appointees from
all the other States. This seems like an
undue share of honor for California in this
war.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

The remains of house, wells and groves.
have been found on Malden's island Sand
wich Islands, supposed 10 have been made
by Spanish buccaneers 300 years ago,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03
Bankers and Assayers.
MARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
HI. HARRIS & CO.,

= = ~ - - - a. - - - = - - = = - -
III. HARRIS & CO.,
z Street, Near Corner Ord, M0rysvllle.
Also, 70 J street, Sacramento.
los SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora, Esmeralda Mining District.
WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w of Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores Of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST
Gold Bars bought and sold. Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS.
Shippers of DUST can draw, against consignment,
on our houses at MARYSVIILE, SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose
will be furnished by us.
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers their patronage. AS vouchers, for the cor
rectness of their Assays, they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who, for nearly four years
have shipped Bars assayed BY them to the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: MARYsvlLLE:
B. Davidson, Esq, Low, Bros. Il Co.,
Mess. J. Parrott Il Co., Decker, Jewett & Paxton
Z" Sather & Church. Reynolds Bros
" Reynolds, Refs &Co. NEW YORK.
SACRAMENTO: B. Berend 4 Co.,
B. +. Hastings 4 Co., Trevor l. Colgate.
ID. o. Mills Il Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August 6. 1861. II. HARRIS co.
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]
NTOTICE--in consequence Of the inadequate
~ accommodation In the depot and car of this
company for the greatly increased amount Of
freight carried for the Government and private
persons, and of the necessity of unloading the A.
irving train and reoading the same cars during the
same afternoon no freight viii be received a, the
freigh. depot after o'clock p. n daily.
JOHN 4. MACAURD0, Freight AIT
p. S.-AH goods must be accompanied with ~,
tickets, one for the draym,n and ons to De flied Il
this Office. The weight of each package must be
marked on ths depot ticket They must also DO
accompanied with printed receipt, to be sigusd
and returneI % the consignor. Merchants who have
not been supplied with the printed receipts can 81,
them by sending to me, at the freight office.
no 40 j. RM
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de 24--5t No. SIS Main straet.
III SCREWS, TACKS, 80.
$50 sets BENT RIMS,
5000 gross rvs. assted in. tc In.
600 papers Gut Tacks,
Loco do. Finishing Nails,
II dozen Hand Saws,
160 do. Augers and Chieels,
90 do. Anger Bits,
% do. hammers,
l2 do. Hatehets,
do. Foot AIDES,
100 gross Spoons,
rs dozen Coffee Mills,
l2 Paint Mills,
20 dozen Sash Cord,
rs do. Drawing Knives,
loo Bench Planes,
100 Hollow Augers,
Braces and Bits; Screw Drivers; Gimlets;
Horse Rasps, Files &c; Building Hardware,
and Housekeeping Goods; Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, &c; Carriage and
Wagon Materials of all kinds. For sale low
by WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Hardware, Coach Materials, &c.
de 2o-6t No. 81 Main street
TO WAGON AND COACH MAKERS
Assorted II to q inch.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
Dealers In Hardware and Coach Materials,
81 Main street.
NJ Orders will receive prompt attention.
dc Got
u AILROAD IRON.
We have for sale about 500 feet Of
Weighing ID to 80 feet
10 the ineal yard
GILLIAN d DUNLOP.
de 2o-6t Petersburg. Va.
|yWEDES TR1lN
y Assorted sizes,
From i; to IL inch,
For sale by
GILLIAN e. DUNLOP,
de 20-6t Petersburg Va. :
NAST STEEL
~ Octagon, square, and 81 sizes,
GILLIAN j. DUNLOP,
de 90 Ct Petersburg, Va.
lN inch. II and II round,
For sale by
GILLIAN & DUNLOP.
de 20-6t PETERSBURG Va.
III NAIL RODS,
GILLIAN & DUNLOP,
12l Sycamore street.
de @0~6t Petersburg, Va.
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0AOCls81D0s LxQOOB9s 81
20 bbls. choice
r. - New Orleans Molasses,
do A~a.. WINSTON 4 POWERS.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
50 hossheads new crop New Orleans Sugar. Just
received sud for sale by
de a3-st cHAs. T. woRYaAM 4 co.
ID kEINkD SUGAR. bbIs. Crushed, Pull.
Ia, verified, and Coffee Sugar. In store, for sale
de 2s-lw DUNLOP. MoNoURE q co.
NOFFEE N d SPICES Coffee, Ginger.
~ Pepper and Pimento. In store. for sale by
de a3-i~ DUNLOP. MONOURE GO.
PsrERssuse, Va,
20 cases MSS LICORICE,
10 do. Stick do.
$50 bb!s. asstsd Bro. and clarrd SUGARS.
IS bbls. Crushed do.
10 bbls. Pulverized do.
100 boxes Adamantine CANDLES
100 boxes Tallow do.
100 boxes SOAP.
1000 boxes SARDINES.
$50 sets STEEL SPRINOS-1la2a, :, 6, and
800 Iron AXLES, Hall.
so kegs Sup Carb SODA,
60 Enquirer and whis copy
|OLD JAMAICA BUM
superior article,
for sale by
s. C. GREENHOw,
de 2c--5t 18th st., bet M ain and Gary.
DALE AND DARK BRANDY.
a pure article,
s: aREENHow,
do 20-5t 18th st., bet. Main and Gary.
Tea AND COFFEE:
A few bags Rio COFFEE
A small lot of line g. z. TEA.
s. G. GREENHow,
de 20-5t 18th st., bet Main and Cary.
II WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
TOMATO CATsUP.
S. G. uREENHOw,
de ao-5t 18th At bet. Main and Cary.
nLD sOUTHAMpTON DRANDY.
~ % bos. pure old Apple BRANDY.
Peach
This Brandy is warranted pure and Is old and
Fer sale by
Post Office box A.
0e Cots Petersburg. Va.
| n PEACH BRANDY.
90 Ibis. old Apple BRANDY.
do. do. Peach 90.
For sale by
ETRATTON l. RAINE,
de a-N$ Petersburg, Va.
s ROBERTSON
q Corner Governor ard Franklin Sta,
Richmond, Va,
Keeps constantly hand large and varied assert
ment OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND FINE LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS,
! imported expressly for this market.
! ALSO,
The best C,3 Rye WHISKEY and Apple and
Peach BRANDY, distilled in the Mountains of this
State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him
are warranted pure and good, or no Gale
Z. S-Particular attention paid to putting up
AMI shippirg Goods for officers and soldiers, sta
toned at ana away from Richmond.
| O. EMISSION BUSINESS make liberal
advances on TOBACCO, W HEAT, FLOUR,
CORN, and all ether nacr products of the cOun-
| try, such "a BACON, LARD, POULTRY, EGGS,
BUTTER, DRIED FRUITS, LEATHER,HID
| PUTATOEs BEANS, PEAS, sc.
Ne Qaiok sales and prompt returns.
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CERTAN1S FUR HIRE,

@ ERTAN1S FOR HIRE.
My own servants, In the list below, desire to
hire ont tor the next year, and to do so before
Christmas
l irst-ciass gentlemaa's HOUSE SERVANT, with
his mother, superior COOK, visa to hire
together, and will consider no proposition to
sepats ate them.
! other irst ate DINING ROOM SERVANT.
l CARRIAGE DRIVER, careful and experienced
2 WAGON DRIVERS.
l SHOEMAKER.
4 LABORERS, strong and healthy.
For particulars, call at the Richmond House
after 3 o'clock p. NJ, or at Virginia War Tax
Office between 8 A. M. aud ; P. NJ, daily.
de l6-ts HENRY T. GARRETT.
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MILITARY GOODS re.


NIL ULOTHS.--The subscribers, having In.
} creased their facilities for msnufas urins as
now prepared to supply merchants with gu
CLOTHS of various widths from IA TO sc tncts:
vida. Also, CAP CLOTHS. These g eds VII
be found superior to any other msDrfs red "a
the South. The attention OF e.othisrs Is @uea
larly called to those goods. Samples and pres
forwarded by mail REITH Pok~.
Factory near Central Depot.
de 2--lm& Office on Main and Governor Sc
MILITARY WATERPROOF E9Nit
IN MENTS.--A complete assoc'rleai i w
Cloth Goats, Cspes. Blankets, Leggsls' CARTS
Hsvelocks, Haverssaks. and KNAPP As, 20 Os
found at the Knapsack Depot, on "a aaa ,, gov
eruor streets, over Spence Il Gsyeys Ihe~
goods are all manufactured Of the besi sca'hsFn
lads materials, and at reasonable prices. suilsa
and 6thers supplied, Wholesale. De ~
M ILL., ATTENT IOSl
AfSe largest variety 10 be found Ia ,,.,s
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and NbSIl.us
For military ss-i'a and citizens nnS dfsss' IL"
'a'''' ' COATING and PANT sTuFi
For SOLDIERS, BY tie yard. or iarss g Iu., III
Over Coatings, all eradess some nne, oe1'e, ,.,.
Petsrsham, for officers cOsss, hiiitsy r,..s.
In great variety; Camp 6'anxets' oAa"h' o r.J
Socks Comforts; OH Over 'Coa,s, Lss saa.s Wns;l
Covers Water Proof Hsamk sss Over-Coa's vs.
Proof 40 on hand Suits mate to measure u W.
notice, warranted to fit; Mernio, Lanos " oo' A.
Shaker Under -Shirss and Drawers, 81 SEC,
Preach Cloths and Cassinseres olsSh anu - IS
the finest assortment 20 be found; sesuny' T,~,
styles, al made to measure q Tie best styis
miuss all kinds A full ass. >rtinent Of nhs ~ ,
Cloth Goats, and black Doe a'kin Pants u i'll
sor.raeat ON handy -
BOYS ULOTHING..-over-Co jazz
Pants, and Vests.
r. w. ROYsToN q CO., SD Sycamore s.,
M So petersburs. vs.
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uTINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO JAMESTOWN, KINGS MILL, GROVE
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK

w ErS.
TIE stssmer CURTIS PECK. Capt. ]. II. FEEi.
MAN, will On aud sster Wednesday morning neI,
the Both instant leave the wharf At Rockets reg
ulariy every Monday, Wednesday, and Frtay
mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely. for the abOVe
turn each alternate day-Tuesday. Thursday, Sd
Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING Rock Wharf 81 lie
sane hour, 81 o'clock, and touch at all the regaSS
landings, going and returning.
M Pa Jsge and freight as usual.
or 20 R. o. HASKINS.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE
TOR HIRE-Several lots OF servants just
II from the country. Among them are wo.
men, girls, men, and boys, of different ages
and capacities, suitable to the various wants
of the community. Persons in want of ser
wants Will please give me 81 call.
THOS. J. RAGBY,
Agent for Hiring ont Negroes aud
Renting out Houses, No Walist,
de 23-3t Under the St. Charles Hotel.
DUBI4IC HIRING OF NEGROES.
VIII be hired at w ak.feld," the farm next al
Joining Mr. Gso. W. Dosweli's, in Hanover couu-
ty, on MONDAY, ths Both day of the present NIL nth
{Dscember) about
FORTY NEGROES,
Consisting OF men and women, boys and girls
They will be hired farm hands and hou So SER
wants orly-in no instance to labor on works Of
interrs 81 Improvements, or in occupations consider
ed hazardous; and with the further express un ier
standing that they not TO be re-hired by those
who hire them publicly, without the written con-
sent # the undersigned. Bonds with approved
security will be required in every instance.
Is. W. RICHA RDSON,
Executor Of Mrs. Judith Smith, deceased.
do Sl--drd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25
HARDWAelE, IRON, Akc.

TrAHDwARE. sr.--wa havs in store and
H for sale, single and double iron Smooth,
JACK, and Fore Planes; Flows. Tongue and
Grove and Bead Planes; Kip, Hand, PANEL,
and lemon Saws; Broad Axes; Bench and
Shingling Hatchefs; Drawing Knives; Braces
and Bits; Augurs; Gimlsts; Squares, Bevils,
&c. SMITH l. HARDWOOD,
de A-5t No. SIS Main street.