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AVIS DU MARSHAL.

cqga DE DlsERloT DIES ETATSCQNFEDEREs vs. la GoE.
Disrie: de a L.ogsa,e PRISE. No. a. '+'4-
I'm SEFSHu dun Nyrit t'Amira ute a moi
II adresse dams aiare cdessus ai sas ct iris IN ma nos
session lie quar- de L. g9elette = $ JAMES SEES aeen
apparatus merbes ct batea dome avs naihe-
naut an proprittae popaiyes aut peIsonne
on personne5 ayen peenlant avoi dro lre on in
6re la die goeiette dayor presenter pne Cor de Dis
rct des Flats CCnedtrfs pour lie District susd devan e
enue en- la vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans lie avan lie TROJ
SEAE LUND dater de la publication du present avis nor
aire raoif les rason Sis avaent pour esuuceg lie quart
de la de goelette E. s James, seatt mas
CONNIE prize legae Ct produt distribute conomament Ia
priere des dernandeurs. III
Nouvelle Orleans, 81 de mai 1861.
o.o,, c. p. BEVERLEY,
eI 5h20d Marshall des Etats. C0nedGr6s d Aul6ruue
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MOBILE-Per schr Sister Kate-420 bars rail
road IRON.
MOBILE-Per schr Gen surprse-S6l bars rail-
road non.
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CATTLE nARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. June a. 1861
arrived Saturday and yesterday 400 Texas
besses and l57 Sheep. The sales were as follows,
~ Texas Beeves, Is Hogs and 50 Veal title.
'sssoek remaining on sale, 1920 Texas Beeyes 1859
aaogs, 4ls Sheep and 1879 Veal Cattle. We quote !:
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Frost, c Blun, N Welbrou and son. 7
Byrns, D Allen, C G Fisher, E H Bristow, W
Plumer, W G Hall, E Geld, A. j Stewart, Fitch,
w j Weaver, B Bristow.
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.

AVIS DU MARSHAL.
Cqrs De DIsTRIcT DEs 1ETATs COEFEDEREs vs.. LIE Ma.
ETATs, CoEFEnERE$ : WIRE AMERICAN UNION Ftc
District De l. Lenisa9e CONNIE PRISE. No 70
A,N pER8>U dun writ d'Amiraute n moi
"a adresse dams Fataire cdessu5, TAI prs en- ma
session les qunze seenes du naviTe AMERICAN UNION
es gfeeens ses apparauX neubleS batealx; lie
denne avs an prottare on propr per
some on 9esonnes ayant pretenant aroir doit
r Gu ineret g dit nayire daVor presenter me Cor
de District de Eatsoaftdtrts pour District susdit devan
etre tenue en- vile de la NouYee Orleans lie on avant TR
ikME dater de Ia publication du present avis pour
ae Taior les rasons ss araEent pour lesquees dts
qnn2ee'Gees du dit nayre American Union ,eemen
apparauX euble baeaux ne seraet mas con
dannes prise l&gae produit drps c6nfornf.
menl Il la priere des demandeurs.
Nonvelle Orleans, so mai 1861.
jel 3i20d Marshal des Etats Confisrfs d nlrs
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Imports,

GALVESTON--Per schr Anna Tayl0r-15O hbls
-four May &co-l5 bales cotton cloth Perkins
Geo.
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CONFEDERATE STATES DlsrR1cTl CONFEDERATE STATES
COURT Is. SHIP AMERICA "
District of Louisiana. UNION Etc IN PRIZE,
- No %
RF EIRTU q of an Admiralty warrant to
81 directed in the above enitlec suit seized and
aken into my possession the feenxteenth parts of ship
AMERICAN UNION her tackle, apparel and furniture aud
boats do low cite AID admohish the owners and
al and every other person persons having pretending
have, right title interest same to be and
appear beoe District Court of States for the
District aforesaid 10 be holden the city of Orleuss OF,
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the publication hereof
10 show cause any they have can, why the said fifteen
sixteenth parts Of said ship American Union tackle an
plrel furniture and boats shoHld be condemned rs
lawful prize and the proceeds thereof distributed areaabv
the prayer Of the libellants. ' ~
New 0tleaus, May 80, 1861
C. B. BEVERLEY
Marshal C. s. of Amet;ca
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SUaAa AND MoLAssEs. 3. We heard of only re-
tail sales at previous rates
FLoUR. snperfne is retailing at $7@$7 so.
and Extra at s9aslI 70 Dbl.
GRAIS.. /. In Corn Oats and Bran we did not hear
Of \ sale.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork is retailing at $22 SO 9g
Dbl. ~ Lard, Prime in tierces retail at 1O9, and
Kegs at l4c. u b. In Bacon, Shoulders retail at
alc., Ribbed Sides at IA, Clear at l6 and Sugar
Cured Hams at I4@l6c. 20 Ii.
WHISKY. Rectifed is retailing at 37a@4oc
@ gallon.
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sH.oxn DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF D. W. BUFF
Ct New orleaps: F1NGToF-No. 1850.
~ OF this estate and to all ohtr persons herein Interested
SHOW cause within ten days trcm the notification if any
they have why the presented by the Curator
Of This estate shond not be h9moogaed and approved the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court
E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIEAE CoUR pg DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE D. W.
della Nouyelle- Orleans. ! BuFFINGTON-No II. 500
A WIS est par lie present donne aux crean-
cers de Id te succession ct person1eS Que
ce peut concerper, davor d6dure dix our dat er de
Ia presente publication les rasons pour equeles coap,e
prdsente lie Cqraen de Ia die succession point
appouTa ct hoologet les fonds mains rGpar
formdment dit compile. =
Par ordre de la Cour.
je24 26 % f. MICHOT, DGpua Ggefier
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.-. AVIS DU MARSHALL.
oqGR DE DISTRICT DIES ETATs CONFEDERFs vs. LIE
FLATS coNFEpEHEs MAyIRE CHARLES A. FAR,
District do Ia I.on;s;.no WELL, Etc CONNIE PRISE.
EN ,VE$TU dun writ d'Amiraute a mnf
- adrGse dams Patatre cdessus a saisi prs en- ma
Sessipn les treEe,seiziemes du navre CHARLES A. FAR
WhL, eS Stements appatauX meublcs etc ct e
Gonne avis naintenant pfoprieare on pronr tae 81
loute ate pefsone peronnes ayant on ptenant yor
ssd Re oGa a de District 9sn des Flats Gonteder District
on avant lie TROISIEME IUNDI dater de Ia nnhrat;o0
ou present avis pour iare valo les raous sis en- ayaent
pour Sqnelles les reizesecmes du dit nayire Charles A.
tarwe es greements ses apparax meubes etc ne
Seraent pas eondannt commo prise agae lie podu
Non7ele- Orleans, lie 80 JUN 1861.
moo, G. B. BEVERLEY,
1el ouNd Marshal des Etats ConftdeFes d Ameri0ue
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Railroads
PONTCHARTRAI
LEGAL NOTIFIES

MOBILE-Per steamer California--sundries
order.
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PRIGEs
ILariltt aatsILtaetltt.

Ilarilrt SatsIItgertt.
GEEscEaT oyEIcn. NO. 10 Camp street
Monday Morning, june "a 1851.
Gaesred Saturday.
schr Gen Surprise, Galpi, for Mobile
Sohr Sister Kate FerFer, for Mobile dl,ns'0n . Bros
Huntington & Bro
Arrived Saturday.
steamboaaa.
Mary p keene, Richardson FIN Memnb;s
IaInorma, Hopkins. I'm Mobile.
Bee, Rolf FIN Barataria.
Arrived Yesterday.
schooner Anna Taylor johnson, FIN Galveston oaa
BsrYfek's Bay. sou
STEAMBOATS,.
a Gotten, Baranco, I'm Bayou sara.
Mary Holmes, fIn Vicksburg.
w y Johnson Harmon, fm Red River
Passengers.
Per schooner Anna Taylor. fm Galyeston--Dr ]
T. .Mlossest Y ! Ward, II ] Hedges ana lady ms
Ailes and two children, Mrs Wood, Miss \ Pearson
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1sFRANCES's FHnsAHE CORDIAL

I ISFANANCA'S EIGNgABN C&lRD1hE-
BEAUTIFYIAG : -INFIGORATINGl- REGULATING
For producing Blooming Comple2ion Erect GRACEFUL
Carriage othe Body Cheerful DISPOSITION. Removing B0chns
aAd Erutons from the Face Cuug Low Spirits or ea.
choiy, Di PapRtOn of the Heart Pains Ia the Head
EEck Limbs whites and a the various forms Of nigeags
Produced by Supprease Pain Irregular Manstruson to
which the Female Sex Is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for The purpose bringing OF and
rcglaMg the Monthly Periods Of Women which il ees under
ans md all circumstances Tisfrancs Female Cordial nsn
to be the best Female nvGato and Beautior known
II has been nly tested in Mobile proves to be equal to
81! i has been represented. 1 "
The lady of one of the prominent citizens If Mobile has
;eccEy been cured Of Doly and Low Spirits bordering
loss mind through apathy nacon OF womb. BY
use Lsrancks Female Cordial all remedies had
h'ied this organ excited heGhy action and she
once more restored to health happiness and the society of her
family and friends.
FHne Gus equally mprn OF She most desperate Fa.
io caaes 0! disease have become the proprieorB
f&F"SC1d By JOHN WRIGHT t co. New Orleans; TAIL
LIANT Il CO., Mobile, and Druggists generally sea4 "
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CONFEDERATE STATES DIsrRlCr1 CONFEDERATE STATES
COURT, vs.. SHIP CHARLES 4
FAREWELL. T

COURT VS.. SHIP CHARLES
AR w ELL, Etc. IN
m VIRTUE OF an Admiralty warrant
directed to mo in the above entitled seized and
taken into possession the tleexteenth parts of shin
CHARLES a FAREWELL her tackle, apparel and furniture
etc., and do cite and amons owner or owners and
al and every other having or pretending to
have, any right tile or interest same TO be and
appear before District Court of Confederate States for hn
District a9resad to be holden at the city of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the publication hereof
TO show cause any they have why the said thirteen
sixteenth parts Of said ship Charles Farwe her tackle an
pare and furniture, etc. should condemned ms Lawful
prize and the proceeds thereof distributed agreeaby to he
New Orleans May 80, 1861
. c. B. BEVERLEY,
Marshal G. s. Of America
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I "ltiGFIT * cos CATALOGUE OF iENfISg
~ and popular Family ediciHes which offer 10 snpyy
Druggists and Dealer PTopEeors lowest SAL
General Depot Special cy, Nos. Isl CAaresrrett
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Leaves ey.ry 5 ATUEnA" Rl5P.M
" 2Ift ORLEANS AND ERExES-
sFB h bT~+ U :, Mr LTat'--for n"l,IG5ouyla Plug
sssd Baton iloHeo port lI;lsn', Bayou sara
zi$a35s98 Erd River Landing, Fer, Adj ,s N,gl: ,T'e5
rroof tIney 81 JosoDu ''rd Hn lrarre'ol and icka.
h1rsTt .,l ,.r,lrc lh"sJiIlU, al Brpau
'-r, p ;- =. lie N't!v wA NbTo tverJ SatrrlAy
q. o'c'opA ?. NJ.
J.T. PERSON 4 go. Aa-,4ts
astB 4 tIromiciu q rect,
= w., Vick5bVrg pih ls soarne-, Hope
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8atieto Of the DarAets.

9REsgEaF orrIoE,. No. 20 CANP STREET, I
Monday Morning, June "a, 1861.
There was some inquiry on Saturday
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Hsod That the Surveyor he and Hereby authorized to
cause stone crossing 10 he made the Mueau and
tSignedl J. 0. NIXON
President Board OF Aldermen.
Signed J. MAiTONI
FrastlICh Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved June %, l,bl.
ic2l q Signed John I. MONROE, Mayor.
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NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND BAKERS
~ Proposals will be received the eGsurers Office Charity
Hospital until = o'clock M the first Monday Of May next, for
twelve months.
Specifications be at the office of Graham
Notary, Exchange Alley.
BY order Of tie Board of Administrators of the Charity
a2s i2t WIN. G. AUSTIN. NJ. D., Secretary.
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Make XouT Home Beautiful.

MAXI year ncrno heau'ifui-hrng - it flowers
Plant them around yoa ~ bud aud bloom.
Lei theta give e - Nour loncirs hour
tci them brjss light 70 enlhe yonr gloom.
Make Your oY|% vor.d-ono that never has sor-
ToHvrB
o. ,.us.c ~ sunshine. aud gold summer mir.
\ homework whose forehead care newer has fur
roved
And whose check Of bright beauty shall ever i,e
tttg.
MahcsSoHr home beautiful Irvine round l's portal
Nrestbes of the ig--an4ine. aud delicate spray
81 rr6 ,rWt"d Vnodhn". witb Joy immortal.
bat hi,>se- ami hr-,htcus wherever II stay.
Varied Nrghrsa or sweet ujEn,oneite,
Still bring hiouin ,' your ,i's',atc bower,
St,} may be sn>.efhu5, So iov" and Ia irj
When refreshed by Jbe beautiful spring shower.
Make yorr home hcau,ifa,--eathcr ,he roses
That hoard MP the sunshine with exquisite ART;
Perhaps they l8AN pour r. youv darkness closes
hsi Sott summer sunshine down into your heart
II Won c;,n 10 50 oh make 10 an Eden
g. beauty and G.asiuc>>-sVmemhc lis Visc.
Twin teach Yea - long tor that home You are
araG.ns.
That heaven Of beauty beyond the blue skics.
tl..>, Your ie5ee }oaufifol--ure sis ,!rty--
Gall MI your i,'t!' oI,'>--tragh jhen to walk
Hand i'm l.aua With tbc wandering angel ii beauty,
EHcaUCtC: their >p,its vi,h nature 30 ialk.
Gather t4t9u solta. rou and Jet ih-u b. learning
lessons that drop from tt, delicate wing
c. tls bird aud t5.e butterfly --'N'r returning,
To liI8 who has Eadc all the>r beautiful. things
Mlk,. y.ur boone hive whore al beautiful feelings
Ciu,:er likr bees an,. tl.rif honey ,,epS bring.
Make II % Temple ot holy r,vraliucs,
Aa@ jrN" ~ hri-li angel y th shsdoving wings
15cn shall = te. when stay or. LIFE pillows.
Wherever your ,gt..p.- tossed children arr auay.
"ity vs} :asz !r ,tr aodc g, Ihc i,nuse weeping
Aud sing ai.r sweet song which their lacther lad
SURG.
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A CARD TO MISSISSlPPiANS.--The great
- and continued LOSSES of everything valuable
sent from home, and the want of storage for army
supplies furnished by benevolent Military Associa-
tons in Mississippi, have induced lie to open q
Depot III Richmond and another at Manassa, where
have erected a warehouse at the Manassa Depot
In addition IL the indicated they are de
signed fer offices OF intelligence to the sick their
friends, recruits, recovered invads All boxes
packages, medicines, etc, sent from home will be
taken charge OF aud daily forwarded Please take
notice of the following distinction:
All articles packed and designed for distribution
should be forwarded, marked thus: &c. X. MAR.
SHALL, mississippi Dtpot Ricbm0Rd.' Then can as
SORT and appropriate as necessity requires. But when
package is designed for specific uses goods for "a
given company individuals, then address to my
care. mississippi Depot, NGHaSsa. Always take and
forwards by mail receipts for all ARTICLES shipped The
officers in the army interested III carrying out these
plans at all times keep me posted as 10 their
locations.
Acting a. Assistant Quartermester, Array of Mis-
.ssippi Will attend 10 all orders from the proper
officers for shoes, clothing. blankets medicines,
etc. 10 tic procuring of clothing for the soldiers
Respectfully, G. X. MARSHALL,
A. q NJ. Army Mississippi aud General Agent OF
Mississippi Military Associations. Sc lit
g. l. @ L L S I r a 4 / o \.
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~ THE GREAT VlRCINIA RrNrpy.

III thtsAl NiNtrlNIA KrMEUi,
and UMBIC.-PETERS' INFAIIIBtE
REMEDY FOR GONNORRHtEA AND ALL Sc.
CRET DlSEASES.--lhiS great American remedy.
containing Nc Mercural or basamic properties, ex.
coils everything heretofore offered to the public in
its curative restorative, and rcaoYating powers;
aud the medical world are astunlshed when told
that the above remedy will cure the above dis
eases. ana COMPOUNDED when they have ocular de-
mopstraions of the facts, BHt the proprietor. who
has known Of the remedy ior twenty -odd years,
has known of a case of twenty years standing to
be restored 20 perfect health, and all other cases OF
shorter duration TO be restored without single ex-
ception aud therefore challenges any case Of Con
orThn which til" remedy VIII not cure, provided
the directions carried out with prudence on the
part of the patient; and any one purchasing half
u dozen bstiics, and using accordingly in his or her
case. he guarantees perfect cure; and in Of
failure. viii furnish additional medicine, free of
charge To complete the cure, through his agents.
and cure will be effected without inconvenience
TO the patient.
Sold by .APPEKSON & DrpUy. No. 2ol
Broad street, and q, y. STRFCKEE, Main street.
Druggists, agents ior the city OF Richmond Sold
also, by NJ A. 4 G. 4. SANTOS. Norfolk aud
CHAS B. CAMPBELL and WILSON 81 WILL
LIAMS, Portsmouth, Va All l9-6r.T
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. c. X. TAYLOR. J. II. BAPTIST.
- INK ESTABLISHMENT,
Clay, between 9th and 18th $751; Richmond, Va
TAYLOR Il BAPTIST Successors to Taylor
e. Hargrove) PRINTING and WRITING INK
MANUFACTURERS, take pleasure in announcing
to the Southern public that their INK FACTORY
ID now in successful operation for the manufactAr
of every description of PRINTING and WRl
TING INKS, which they are prepared to furnish
on reasonable terms. NEWS, BOOK, and JOB
INKS, of every description, always on hama
WRITING INKS of all calors i'll use.
ty> All orders promptly attended to.
fg@ Address, TAYLOR a. BAPTIST.
au l2-lm p. o. Box, $50, Richmond, Va
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WIN. D. roMPKfSs. JAS. Z. ToMPKINs
VIZ y. TONPKINS Il BRO,
w. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TINE SALE OF
FLO r,
TOBA CCO,
RAIN,
HAY, &c.
(Bssn Bank Richmond, Va We l2--:,m
DEMOvAL OF BRIGGs' OLD ESTAB
II, LISHED BAKERY.
The subscriber, thankful for the patronage lib
orally bestowed on him for the Last Ave years. takes
this method Of informing his friends and the public
In general that he has removed TO the corner below
his old stand which he has bad fitted up In the most
approved style, aud second to none south of Mason
and Dixon's line, where he hopes to meet his old
friends and the public, assuring them that nothing
shall be wanting on bk part to please them
Having increased facilities, he will now be able to
serve all that will favor him with call with ~
good BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, M
can be made in any establishment in the city.
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUITS, &c, fresh
every morning and evening
CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, fresh every day
BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS nicely pack
ed and sent to any part of the city country.
Parties supplied with Plain and Ornamental
CAKES. l. d. BRIGGS,
SO 2-lm' Corner 4th and Broad sts.
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Y l. q l. l. S I Il \ 4 / . \ .
" o L / L 6.
~ mr. KEofNEk OF TIE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA

TO III HHOH 1T NAY CONCERN.
hereby notify every attorney, agent, former
PARTNER, trustee or ether person holding con
trolling any ltnda. tenemcGts or hereditaments,
goods or chattea. rights credits, any Interest
therein, within the Eastern District of Virginia, of
or ior any allen enemy of The Confederate States OF
Aneric3t speedily to inform me- appointed Receiver
for The said District, OF the and to render to
me an account thereof, and far is practicable
7" piaee The same In my hands Any such person
"afuny Failing I" do 50, will be guilty OF u high
nisaetteailor, and liable To he indicted, convicted
hhed aud imprisoned as provided by law.
aao no'dy each and every citizen Of the Con
iearfa'e STATES speedily To give information to NE
Gas ~ - required by law 10 do Of any and every
.iiS 'ehe'Aens and horrsiitamcntS goods aud chat
Iels rights and credits, within The said Eastern Dis.
ttiei OF virginia, and Of every right and interest
therein bed, owned, possessed or enjoyed by or for
any such alien enemy
Ny Office is on the Northern side OF Main street
in the city OF Richmond, between 10Th nad llth
streets. THOS. +. GILES
Receiver for the Eastern Dstrie. of va
If-IA cyxIW
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T w. FRAYSER,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,

APUI HECAKf AND DKTUIIoI,
SeceateeHu, betaceeH Grace and Broad streets,
RICHMOND, Va,
Dealer in Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar
ticles, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, &c. Also Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Al
cohol; Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco, of various brands; Brushes, Combs,
&C.; all the popular Patent Medicines OF the day,
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Physicians and others can rely having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
NH .trn
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A.Es oF TIRE GENERtLs.--It is stated that
Gen. McClslIau i no. yet 81 & Ell Fremont is
under Is. GEN. LYON was about n Gen.
bu1lrr J. 50. Gen. Banks - IT, and Gen. Ne
DCWtli : about e.
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ENr,ttrIuy. Nine thousand Norwegian
"utl--rn3itS have passed through Chicago since
The first OF May, for distant homes III Wiscon-
SIN, Minnesota and Iowa.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. lke.


NEW DRUG STORE.
ROBERT w. POWERS.
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Regs leave to inform his friends and The, public
that he has taken and fitted, in and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by j. B..
Wood. and more recently by G. S. Dawson, No. 50,
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERU merry, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
ence to their freshness purity and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock OF J. Il L q 5
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARHAGEETI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, &C, very complete embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day night.
20 Orders promptly attended to.
Oc 5-ts ROBT. w POWERS
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Grici ha@ sung IN London over poo night.
during the las, ,!ls.y years.
Z President Pierce returned 10 Concord,
y. II. Oh Won6Iy
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IL II. ROBINSON. GRADUATE OF THE
IL. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY, SUCCESSOR TO LAIDLEY 4 RoBINsoS)
Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond has N store
large, fresh and well selected stock OF Medicines,
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Sc, which
he offers at low prices. Strict personal attention
will be given to all the departments of the business.
Orders for shipment viii be promptly attended TO
and most carefully packed no II
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ALEX. BROWN. J. b. M'CLELLASD.
DROWN a. MCCLELLAND,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Continue to sell all kinds of COUNTRY PRO
DUCE, making prompt remi:tances; and will re-
ceive and have ground into Flour crops Of WheA
which may be consigned them, if desired
During the absence of one of the firm, senior
partner, ALEXR BROWN, will devote his time
exclusively to the interest of our patrons.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

Thee new Machines for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars Labels &c, are capable of turn
Ing al .'U impressions per hour thereby enabling
the patrons Of ,bis establishment to obtain this de-
oc.lp;i0n If work at the shorto5t possible notice.
. uricea reduced in proportion to the increase
OF speed
G. Printing in various colOrcd BR0NXES and
INKS eXccntcd in the highest yle Of the art. In
this branch Of the business the proprietors can
hatcly challenge competition. Sc It's