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THE LATEST NEWS.
Il ILL Liza i LAD l. NEW =.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE Y. Y. SUN
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THE GREAT EXPEDITION.
PORT Royal IBombardcd.
Two Steamers Lost.
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BY TBLEGRAPH TO TIE ~ Y. So
Two Steamers Lost.
TIE CREWS TAKEN PRISONERS.
REINFORCEMENT or nATrERAs INLET.

Fortress Monroe, Nor. Tho executive OIL
Ger Of the Minnesota states upon information
received by the Flag, that the fleet was bonn
harding Port Royal and meeting with warm
reception, the rebels having for some time been
preparing for them.
by flag Of truce just from Norfolk we hlv,
ncws Of the fleet, but provokingly meagrc, a.
the only person who came down was bound by
parole to reveal no particulars. Tho steamer
Union, with cargo OF horses and stores and
another transport whose name is not given
were lost during the galc-one at Kill Devil
Shoal, and the other on Rogues Beach, on the
coast OF North Carolina The crews of both YES
sells, scye1ity-thrco in number, are now prisoners
at Raleigh, n. G.. 1t il not known whether any
were lost; but fifteen horses were saved.
The S. r. Spaulding left for Ilattcras Inlet
last evening with a cargo Of commissiry stores
1t 10 more than probable that some of the troops
Point that llattcras Inlet is place of too much
importance TO be- abandoned Should the
Twentieth Indiana regiment return TO Old Point
its place will he Immediately supplied by
large force.
Gen. Phelps states that the rebels are holder
and more numerous than ever, near Newport
News.
LATER.
Baltimore Nor. 8.-The gentleman who came
under the flag of truce from Norfolk yesterday,
says he brought all that is known with regard
to the fleet, and the stories aAoat attributed to
him are false All he knows is that a dispatch
had been received at Norfolk that one Of our
vessels was disabled by the rebels batteries,
and another was aground near Port Royal. Two
vessels had been wrecked on the North Caro-
lima Coast: one the Union and the other uu-
known. Scventy-three prisoners were taken
10 Raleigh, and fifteen horses saved from the
Union. lie bcgs that the press generally will
not make him say anything else.
The following statements were made by pas
scngers from Old Point They say the troops
have landed at Beaufort, S, c., where the bonn
harlment has commenced. Report states that
ono Of our war vessels was disabled. What
success attended the attack is not known.
Commodore Tatnall is said to be in commune
' Of the rebels.
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POSTSCRIPT
Interesting from Missouri,

Springfield No., Nor. 5.-Thc following is a
special TO the ST. Louis DemocrI':
Gen, Hunter has not yet put into effect any
decided measures for the conduct Of the cam
paign, but am Informed be will adopt plans
entirely different from that Of Gen. Fremont.
Col Merrill was sent out on a reconnaissance
yesterday with 1,4OO cavalry and a section of
artillery, but discovered no enemy, their ad-
vance having left for the South Sunday.
The troops are nov SaIparlntly onthusllsi,c
o. ever
Marcus J. Panott HIS been appointed on G n.
Hunters stan.
'SP'i"2tieid, Nor. According to informa-
-ttft11r-EeGslIsa b; Zen. Hunter, it is now said
that Gen. Price has no intention of attacking
Va, and IL persued still further by US he will
scatter his army or retreat to Fort Smith, and
await developments on the Potomac and In
Kentucky
Gen Sigel has been appointed CommSndant
Of this pos
Gen. Hunter spent part Of yesterday in visit
ing the various camps and today be has gone on
a reconnaissance south with his body guard 400
infantry, battery and several companies OF
cavalry.
brig Gen. stu-gis has been appointed chief
otthe staff aud ID cavalry on Hunters staff.
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POLITICAL.
Ei.b,b AIderwnuIc D,-,rIc,-At

Eighth Aldermnnic Di-trlct-At meet
ing Ut the citizens Of the 9Th Aldernanc district,
held at Clinton Garden, Friday evening Nov. sth,
lSGl. Tho meeting called to order ly the
Chairman. II WAS regularly moved and seconded
that committee ot three members from each cleo
ton disrictlo appointed To- make the necessary
rungcm' nt- for e. hold . ratification meeting n rat
ity the nomination Of PETER MITCHELL for Al
derman Of this district. The Chairman then intro
duced Mr.. sayles, who delivered an able AMI stir
tinR Union speech m behalf of the candidate, who
was followed y MI X ~ McCiulrc, Mr. Mitchell and
Mr.. James O'Cpunor Fabh. On motion, the meet
ing thou adjourned, subject 10 the call II the chair
WIN. II. TRACY, Chairman JOHN CHRISTIAN
Secretary. IS9
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rheumatism In its most painful forms, also sornf-
uln, erygpcli salt rhrum pimplcs, hlotche-, Old
ulcers fever +rrs the worst ~ Diseases II tho
Hood, m'rcuriM complaints, debility, liver and
kidneys, insipiont consumption, g., are most GER
triulv cured hv this gr'nt purifier
IIYATr'S LIFE BNISAM has cured thousands
Of cns,s Of these and similar diseases, and II will
most certainly cure any cnse which can he res he'd
ly uI'dcin' " taksc In accordance with the drec-
tons II dp,s not contain particle of mercury or
any other del'teriOIa mineral. Principal depot 246
Grand IT. ia
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T,tr arrangement between Governor IAN
a., n Missouri. AMI the general govcrnm mt.
a, .occaui Of which vii b. i'ini iu our icIc-
rrayhic summary ill. 40 doubt, rut an cal 10
N, aissrsclisn that has Ion; prevailed in the
u sfars in Missouri. ami iulu g
rui,, * action In ths' safe. We hope that
III, Asrrsu,tn; may terminate the Missouri
,su.llles AL unite all parties in vigorous
,fs,s, 70 suvytes. the REBELLION in that state.
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Gen. Fremont at st. Louis.

81, Louis, Nor. S.-Gcn. Fremont arrived
here in "A special train this evening and was
met at the depot by an Immense and cnlhusia7-
tic crowd Of citizens. Large delegations of
Germans from the various wards in the CITY, cs-
corted the General 10 his quarters in iorch
light procession,
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Tar A,iv nj A-y.y ,li.u, e., DHn''ratie
vi.ory Ia Nv jersey -ai rrryl,an.L 0nI
tAe ele,:ioa O. be ry,7i t..S.t lu Nv York.
a. IL ..s1ti-c,i r ot th, BfI.lrt1 Party in
N. NHile States" W are inclined 10 think
that. 81 far ~ New I-- @. concerned the De
nse-a,ie Rsssucy, Of vA.sh the iNH al
Ara Is the os-an. !. much more cuphatic.lly
sxtin..uHshed. L.. us1Tu,io-s AMI corrupiiou'
reisos,i the Democratic party TO a small ami
sslscs minCri,y several years ago.
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The State III, ction.

Albany, Nor. s.--1hc Fleming Journal of to-
day says that Mrsht' democrat ~ undoubtedly
elected Canal Commissioner for the short term.
The Afids and rgus estimates the majority
for the Peoples ticket, except IA above, 10000.
The Atils and ArgHs list Of Asscmblymcn
elected, makes 81 Democrats, and Democratic
pcuIl, - nOmin, e., out of LOG members.
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su.. 20 .-. i..ua. ...l. .r ... out The Gar
......t. v.t.t,. .. iu.. ,a.s Inn .u-
'.. ...... .s,ftY,. hi. ..... ... tf n M
n,y BE- wants. a more Outrageous and unmili-
iaiy &C., no man, general or private, couh be
guilty OF.
In conclusion We must join with the CONNER
c'oi o. this city, portion Of whose remarks on
this subject We have adopted as our own, n The
conviction that the removal Of fremon, hal be-
come reccssi,y, not to bc gainsayed or denied
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military and Naval Movements.

Another y. y. CoLoNHL ~ TRoUDLB.
We have hocn informed 10y an officer of the
81 Rcgt., n. Y. State Volunteers, that his
Colonel Nelson Taylor, has been put under ar
rest by Gen, Dix, at Baltimore, on charges pre-
ferred 10y Major Jameson, formerly Captain
OF Police in this city. The charges are intoxi-
cation and inCOmpetency,
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Of l.. L,r7 viii na safe, lrd have ro lribt
tia. tH.. VIII schi.., % -recDt.lll aul hOuora-
h. ga. v din few months, and that the
great u s.ins' Of peace will again be restored
10 us within ,asonablc period.
have considerable confidence in the Admin
istration Of the country. / do not speak Of
PARTY confidence for have long ceased to be a
patty man. / have great confidence in the
President. lie is a man Of genius, uniting
zeal and conscicntiousn'ss. II is due from me
10 say that be is not a President " my making;
had no part nor lot in bis election. I confess
that he has agrceaAy disappointed me. lie is
a MN Of great ability, fidelity and patriotism.
| could speak in a similar manner Of several
members Of the Cabinet, but forbesr.
The General concluded his remarks with few
conn ELEMENTARY illusions to tho great service
rendered the country by the Union Defence
Committee, and after presentation Of all pro-
sent the Committee left the room. Count Dc
Moniholon, French Consul-GenerI, and his
lady afterwards called upon Gen. Scott. II
was lelicvt that the excitement Of the morn
ing had brought upon the General another at
tack Of his illness, as visitors were afterwards
refused permission to see him.
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The tolls received upon the State Canals, up
TO the 3lst day OF October this year exceed those
Of the corresponding period last year by $685.
Oi3 GG. The receipts for the fourth week in
October, 1851 exceed those Of any other week
since the operation Of the canals, by 81, $50 %.
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Nn impossible a. yet 80 arrive a'ael'>e cal
eul.,icc q tie flll vote io' she ,Wo safe tickets,
9. ,be majority ct ,he reoile.c'aiii'cs. I'm
cer,Au y il~o hAn.-s over tlc -,sdi on Cuh
Ccrau,i1ienes. though wmour Democrat. pro-
tallv tsA,s T Nt1NAuor iui Rg.,c.
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Tirr average vote Of he Union ticket in Bal
tiuo-c was l7,722 The whole vote pollci in
,hs CITY ~ close. Arpr,rJ, w. BRAproRp,
the oaDiiiate Tor Governor, h,. a majority Of
ll.y7S in the city, and nearly $1,000 in the
sfase
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FuncrnI Sermon Of a ShIpma.ter.-Rev.

CHARLES J. JONES, Platur Of the Mariners
Church, cor. NJ ,ds,n and Cathnrinc sta, under tho
direction If the New York Port pcicty, will preach
the funeral sermon Of Capt j, IL. BROWNLOW,
late Tea her Of Ntvig CATION, tomorrow sabbath morn
ing, at lOh o'clock. The friends Of deceased, ship
masters, and seanen generally are inyltt tD attend
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOV y ''OI'


rA.m.p sr,cunt ofintcllisenc' We have Nj.
= e,,,, the great fleet is i"''r''iing and
.,c,,ins. The parti,ulirs will h Quad under
our telegrSPhic head.
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San Fidncisco, Nor. THE removal OF IN.
Fremont is almost unanimously approved
Throughout California.
Trade is quiet. Butter has rallied to 30. a
pound, under a speculative movement. Tobac-
co is hard Of sale ut long prices.
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North Dutch Church. cor. Of FnIton IN

william siH.-lhyino service every sabbath, ~ lOH
A. NJ, ~ o'clock, 4. NJ, and prayer meeting in
the evening, NJ ~ o'clock sab aih school and
Bible classes at Q A. NJ. AMI 2P. NJ, Tuesday
ing lecture. Friday evening, Prayer Meeting at IN
o'clock. daily prnyer-mretng from IL u o'clock.
All are invited, and seats furnished bo
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DEcrirIs A NomSArIoy.-C. Godfrey Gun
Their, Ed was a few days since rendered tho
nomination for the MAyoralty, Ivy the Syracuse
Union City Con, cation. Yesterday he declined
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Antioch RaptI-t Church, a,h n,c. non,

18Th Preaching At l0h am, Iy A g.. LAWSON
Jr.' ut pm, by Rev. RI lERr LOWRY, and at ~
pm, ly Rev. a. u. GILLETTE, u. ID. seats free,
aud stran gers cordially welcome. bT
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Pro,e.,nn, Ep,.conaI .Church or ~. H.,

q spell West 2Sth n, west Of 9Th ave, Rev. GEO.
L. NEllE Pastor; residence 2aI West 36th st.
Divine service every sunday, ut 1917 o'clock am,
and ~ PIN. 'ats free. nI2 2iS'l3T
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THE 23p MAssACursBrTs RRGtMKrr.-Col.
Frank +. Howe has received advccs that tho
23d Massachusetts Regiment will not leave
Boston until Monday afternoon next They
will positively be here on Tuesday morning.
when the contemplated reception will come OH
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wilcox & GIBra
SEW ING MACHI INES,
COS BROADWAY.
scO asa
GENERAL NOTICES.

Poet once Noticc--The mails for Europs
via Southampton and II 'rc, per a. y. steamship
ARAGO, will clos at Ills ONCE on SATU RDAY, tie
9th day Of n vcmher at 1OS ocluck A. NJ
100 W. u. TAYLOR Postmaster
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Cannon street BnpII.l Church Cannon q,

bet Boone and D,aut,y-S 'ryiccs IN this house,
ton"rr.N Sunday, lbtl inst, 1t 10H, A. VI, aud
~. =. VI. Preaching ly tie PASTOR REV. WIN. H.
PENpLETON. Strangers and the poor are always
well ONE. ~
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Aru,ur Of p-cudo RchrI -nIdIcr-.

knfmN, n.y., Noe. s.-fiitccn citizens o.
Davis county were arrested 10y Col. Mcllcnry,
in that coun y, white on their way to join Gen.
Buckncr's to ces aud were sent TO Louisville
this evening
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liyer,d 10y REV THOS. MARSDEN, At the n ", reno
VI %siun, II ave ID, near 3ri ~, tomorrow Is nday)
NJ eruoon, Mt 80 o'clock. Prayer AMI eSperen'
meetings, Monday and Thursday evenings, at IN.
Come onc--comc all. L. 4. JONES sIpt. 10
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Fsrthe- Nows..-, Ihlro Pogo.

SAVE YouR MoSEY ~ HARD TINEs-EvE-
~ houseke per should use PYLE's o. X. SOAP.
FIR saving labor AMI expense In w4sing, IL has n,
equal. Try II and for yourself Sold by grocer.
evcrywhore
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LroSs' MAGNETIC INsEcr PovnpR.
The origiuol aud genuine article, will oxtrrIrir,ts
Reaches, Ants and m vrrtnin. Fr,o from p,ivon
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Nice. Sold hy all Drug
glsiH everywhere. u. :. BARNES, Proprietor, il
Park Row, and i2l Bros1way
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nail ~in cio.e =, the rcei oficc this after
.. :, oel,,rk. Tor the Bockric Fleet and
cng s,u.ircn. Tsr, rickSns, KY West Sc"
-, .,.,u,er Connccticat.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Nhri7IInn I"rncIiI'H-J. T.. HIrhOp Il 10
preach 40 The sanctuary, lo7 First II, Tomorrow
Evening, ANY, o'clu X, on "Thc fulhlmcni Of the
Bible In ChristS Second Coming, the Millennium"
&c. Seats free 10
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Market Street Church-Thr Rev. Chm

Nt1 u, MI KhA1' Tt5IOT ~ MITkUt HtrOCt ChurCh,
will preach tomorrow morning and evening Morn
ing service will commence at l0b o'clock Evening
services Mt y u'lunk The Pew Committee will be
althe Church on Tues Y evening next, from N 3
O'clock, T. receive applications for seats au3l tf's
New Methodist Mission, , Ith ST., bet. 9th
and III ayc-r 5. CURRY, Pastor. The services
vii be conducted by an association Of praying
brethren. G3
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Is tho lcst and cheapest article for dressing .nA
heautiiy ny, cleaning curling. preserving .nd re-
storing the hair Ladies' Try 1t. Sold ~ al Drug
gisLs.
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Tho Rev. y. A, Corey viii pr,
Murray IL Baptist church t55sh 1t, '
ayesl, tomorrow, at 10 y a. m, and :
irct, IN the evening, ''The Morning
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The Rev. II. WnI-h will ID. W. prenc

the q APPEL in King II, west Of Hudson, tomorrow
~ 10Y %. m. and ~ =. Seats free sabbath
school at u. M. and p. IN. Love Fe',st at L, NJ.
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O iiht church, oath sLbytween 9th and It'll ayes on
Thursday evening next, at ~ o'clock, on the proph-
e ic er..ds Of Dan, and Rev. Admission free 81
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Rtv' W%' p. mtMM0Nn. Pasiar, al the asst
morrow morning, At 1917 o'clock ygiaeJor. Our
evening At o'clock, Subject sIeiSre thai their
II aypnly place" Seats free. ~ luturS nme y
Greene StrceCM. T.. CT, Pni,'cAu'h W.
and Spring sts-Rev. f. UPH.I IN
tomorrow at 10Y o'clock u. m. ~ wal 'e
T. HARRIS, Pastor, at ~ O'Clock
At o'clock pm. Lecture on 40
Prayer meeting on Friday cVeiinaIs
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A series Of NIIs.ionnry

delivered in tho Fast III
and 3D. ayes, for the ben
lent Association, con
United Proslytaila
which lectures WI
ing, Nov 18th,
A. McGu.L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
THE RICHMOND wHIG,
The Daily whig in Richmond-- --Pay she Car
fiers.

The caily Whig I'm Richmond-Pay the Car
ffers.
The great demand for the DAILY WHIa within the city,
as well by regular by transient readers and the diff
Guilty OF satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
by carrying system adapted only to office subscrip.
tons, have induced 10 resort to the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to wit that
OF prepayment 10 tie Curriers', From this date, thers-
FORE no subscriptions for the VINO 10 be le within Che
city will be taken at this efcc ard all persons indebted
ior subscription to The present time, within the city
requested to call at the Office aud settle their accounts
Tho Carriers will, of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the presen! subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate OF fifteen cents per week. The public
will nov understand that all restriction upon the sale Of
the WHO by Carriers within the city Is removed aid
tha. all who want It may buy It from the Carriers or have
it left for them at their residences places Of business
September 16h, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
MORNING, OCTOBER 9. 1861.
r%CAMP ASHLAND, VA,

We, UNDERSIGNED, members Of the Benrco light Dfa,
da hereby certify that ster being stationed three
four week became unven from and change Of
with Affection OF the bowels headache pans for sever
days oenyunasle al ali times duty We
use OF Bsker's Premium Bitters, Which relieved
Complaints; and gives pleasure
Us has been the sick list since We also the belief
would be OF the valuable medicines that
furnshed 70 the exposed soldiers the Confederate Army
Respectfully
.gl8 z 8 koGRUDE2, Capt,
J. VI GUNN. Lieut. 4,
J. ID. VAUGHAN, do,
-. JK BELC IkR, do.
IS more members coneurrng in the above cersih,a,e.
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LATER FROM EUROPi

TIE STEAMER NIAGARA OFF CAPE RACE
The steamship Niagara from Queenstown ~ rlk, Was
or Gaps Race October 2.
Among the passengers on the Niagara was the ytuug
Prince Alfred who was en route for the Bth feet at
S. Johns.
uGLAHD.
The business IN the Liverpool cotton market has been
unprecedented duling The pvt week
The Secretary Of India has delivered An address 70 the
Manchester Cotton Association, and other
Live 70 the natural advantages Of India fer Ii eulfva-
on o. cotton. -
The London Times" has an editorial on Sreetafy
Ch,sss appeal for subscriptions 70 the nss Fcdssal n
Il says: sIf ths interest," osrsd subcent APPEAL V
the patriotism Of tbs psore, any arguments - 70 The
sAfsiy OF investment 10 the loan are unnecsasy,
mot sufesns the rsnsdy would have ee:n % ine.es:s
siehdy viewed AMOUNT 70 ittie more han eoofsnien
Of vesknesa The peopls VIII b nofs rss6y - hslsvs
bat pr,visou vii b. sds fos ~ payment Il The sa-
opal end Isssssst - vai esas vAsa ~ - pFsvsa
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RWs. MILITARY GOODS.
100 GroTs Military ru'tons
lou do small Military Butons
800 do black aud Drxb Pate1t Thread
bNtra Super 8 Va Cloth
Mll-r's 81 Grey @, ssm:res
Brickts Bone Buttons
~ Super White Twled piannels
81 rs ard "A Bro. sheelngs
10 1 and II a Bleached DO
AiS',
WATKfNs 4 PIoKLRN,
SO 169 Main stT-et.
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49, TO OUR FRIENDs.-hanyof Of our
WE Clerks being In the Military service friends will
greatly oblige as they viii call Office inmedistey and
settle their accounts. without further application
iylO .- 49,. watkins FICKLEa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

iCoHICs,IIo cases ~ tloSrlf, Oss own imports
nui5 EDMCHp. DAVENPORT 4 co.
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SPRING, APRIL lST, 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTlL.
La HOUSE.
FtyH0S r. PRICE co. opening splendid stock o.
Staple Fancy Goods FOR Spring and Humer sales 70 vhct
~ to-day and daily for the next two weeks large
additions sii be made
Rieh Plain and Fancy silks (Irench)
fsulsrds, Popaine, Mouselns, Ae.,
Superb Black Mourning Silks
Rich Black rAEc,s sllks for Dresses,
Ard the new shape Dasgue, 50 much vorn
BoInbaGnes, Chsllies, HeTnAns, Tamlse, &e,
Also Erbroideres, HosigTy, Gloves,
rowelilnss sheetnss. Cottons, Brillsnts, &c.
Servants Goods very heavy stock very lowest mSrke
rates--bcuyht i0r cesh reeeuuy
EF antls Dep nesest shapes OF WrappngS
made up In The ros eessEI Eaae nPea lev hours notice
spl sTh02 r PRICE 90.
EDWOND, DAVENPORT d co. oPPER PoR
IL SALE
hsehests blset Tea from good 10 the nnes imported
SO eSks London Porter
50 iercss Rice
800 bags do
50 packages Cloves, Pepper and AIsnlc,
20 CAGES served 6,ne.-
C0O boEsS prs-OrAcseis
Fine BfanileJ. Wines and jamaica Rum
300 tons msk' 'palai sd Guano
200 do ground Pasttr
80 bols Spis. rurpentlne. aulS
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Ss,sx=s DIR. j. w. .-DrAR
H9 arR-Ihave for months used In my family Sem
Pile. Justly celebrated Baking Po ders and take pssi.
nre In recommending them 70 ali families the best article
have tried for making light sweet spongy bread There
for bad bread when Semples Powders used
Respectfully, J. JRcaARD LrwnLxx.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
LAW CARDS.
DAVID :. a. CABELL,

ATTORN Ely AT LAW.
DRACIIoEi al The Courts CT The eOzn;es Of Nelson ao'
L Amherst De VIII stead 10 sny Law business entrusted
An m the 5isseut VoeE'ics.
s- Ads-sss Tys Riv>rwsreAoIIeP P. o., Nelson Co., Va
ia2S-ly |-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

WATKINS a FBCKL T. n are ope
R>-s3S Ing, this morrns, Of those
Linen Sets (Colsrs and sleeves) IS
Beautiful Broche Bsrese Apglkit, very cheap
Elegant Printed organdee
Black Barers Hernsnne
Brilliant Lustered Hegyy Black Silks, very low
New style Black and Colo. Parasols with many other
nev spJiug goods by every arrival r..
sReh Silks Bareses On aies Baregs and YouArd Robes
&c. len nom recent Auction will be sod second 1oo
AZ great sacrifice. .....
APPS WATKINS 4 piCRLiN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
RICHMOND, VA, WEDNESDAY,
PREMIUHl BIT.

RsSa TkRs Is conceded W be the delicious, whole
,o snd eaeeiual ens in the World used BY almost every
y In VIRGINIA. LDsPTSD solely fer this climate, and should be
ieEnd in the every sonhen Family for ali dis
Of the stomach and bowels They fall TO maze
Of Nervous Bealschs &C. With pain In the
Ioasch they give immediate relief dsordered
ivers and in wesk dbisied persons they viii give vital
he whole system They only need trial TO give them
precedence all Other Ber Thee bers be had Of
Messs GRAY, PURCrLL, LADD CO., ana by ali prominent
Druggists city Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina Also, by O. sTOrr co., Washington Cy, D.
O.; cANBY GrLPIE co, Baltimore; B. A rAHNEsTocK CO..
PHILADELPHIA and BARNES PARK, New York
Orders nlled BY addressing K BAKER, Proprietor,
: Teb. 6--dsc Richmond, Va.