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No 6.
Hon. II Gridor 10 J. II. Yard.

WASHINGTON, j uiy 25th, 1851.
j. II. WARD, Eso.-Dy Dear sir: We have
concluded, and at the request of the Secretary
Of War, informally appoin ted Jas Speed. OF
Louisville, ID receive and distribute Kentucky
arms as soon and as fast as it can be dore You
had better introduce correspondence with
him In time, ASKING him 10 inform You as soon
as he gets any. Say nothing about this except
TO Ben, (Grider,l Rodes, Hawkins Hay, &c
II is understood by the Kentucky members
here, that authority to raise companies and
regiments will be granted to those that come
here and apply, but to such men in each dis
trict as are recommended from home and prin-
cipaily by the mem bers CT Congress TO the De
partment. Nov the way to do is to get the
thing under way--select your men-I guess
you viii select Col. Hawkins for regiment.
L am willing TO recommend him, and it will be
OF great Importance TO show he had military
education, which is the fact, as / understand
Ii Hawkins gets command, then you with
him must be recommended for P;Iymaster, &c =,
&c. Get1he thing all in train, and then wi Ii
recommend and get the Kentucky members to
endorse by letter or otherwise l hope we
snail ADJOURN this week, pCssioly not TIL next
Beauregard has re-assumed all the posi-
from which he was driven, and now there is
some apprehension that he may make an ad-
vance move: but am not strongly to that
opinion. Things are gloomy enough, but
Judging from the lights of the present hour,
there is strong probability of Il long and
desoiating war. Nothing can prevent it unless
God, in pity and mercy, changes the hearts of
the rulers, and the temper of the people of
both sec tions. You will see Holman 8 speech.
and Crittendeu's resolutions, are the true
temper and feeling Of a patriot and gentle
man. II such temper may every where get
the ascendant-welll Love to all
Your friend, II. GRIpER.
No Paymaster can be appoin ted till in Ken
lucky there are troops 10 appoint them for.
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Z. 3. navy DEPARTMENT,
~fficE PROVISIONS ANB CLOTHING,
nRot 81 sHdoSD, Va November 4th, 1861 !
E'NofoSALS FOR COAL.


CO.. ss-ALhD PROP ,sAI.s will be received at tbi.
gtssp,.i z o'clock NJ on tn 18th day OF NO
fOss ,iI TX instant, FIR FIVE THOUSAND e. Oov)
sag s,D of Soff COAT, of good quality, run.
fsrd a, sad Tree tron dust, ,deiiyerd At the Navy
ass t. rortsmouih, yrginia- tuo tho sand q, ,oOiD
ase fls.' ps oelivered s. once, and the remaining
lsspts - f5ooo) toss within one hundred and
nsr, t|9, days freu. the date OF this advertise.
"a ~ ~ fsorosAts Inass state shaq uality OF the
socosS;lpi ~ es per ten, seliyersd and must be ac
es neea by the name Of the bidder, and of two
i4tks y safelies. 70 be bound .iu sum equal
ionss~40 OF the contract. for ts-faSASul per.
ssaI - sad whose responsibility and ability
ksyy = etfahef - and seuchsd for by A @. &.
POrt. ssH'' District attorney, or Collector of the
'prsnesslp, hefoaAIs must be sealed, and eudorsed
se pssa.' ~ In Goai az tte Aasy- Ysra Fortssouse.
cs.kaa c be addressed To Office fyosiysohs & n
a2s . s'S' D Aasg Dvsrsm<sf. RscAsosa, Vtr1s
Il :rs sSsslssssseHsg sssssg Express copy every other d,y
49, sN47a7f 81 n stssek-ss ~ tsssfSs -
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arrested.

Geo. N. Sanders and Arnold Harris were
among the arrivals at Nashville on Satur-
day
Erskine f. Harvey, formerly n member OF
the Tennessee Legislature, died a few days
since at Elkton. in Giles county
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sAAs9sexs EsANsxS.


Y
IT.. VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
ee Nl7'se at b1sia4ss IT this Institution forces
~ IsS'arer to notify lis Customers that. hereafter,
81. - mes lo9Fs sei4i he ifssa o clock A. n. to
sA 20 businegs therefore, can be transacted
stga.s.5' 'atatailony except between the hours
- Vl'ce ,ce a Spehes d Nary's, No. l20 Main St.
Z. Rs STARKE, Treasurer
MUTUAL NOTICE.
Ist T,,-,... 4be Office Of the WAR BANK
~ SASSoS E. HaIss,
gls,. 49,, Corner o. II I'll aud Franklin gtrests.
tais issue y,ill b. redeemed,
Err ~ Wheneyer offered In GUNS of
'''iLARs, and upwards
seg. l.. II. FRhYSER,
~ r. HILL
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xOa RENT AND SALE.

Y-OR RENT" MOUNT COMFORT" situ-
I ssA 6n tas M9sfov Bridge Read, about Que
>, .roaa the city. The buildings consiat of large
l,,e!sng sad out houses, which VIII os ren,ed with
e,ur sgSes of land, II desired Apply to
st G0DDIN d APPERSON
T-OK RENT-and possession given in few
+ days rhe HOUSE now occupied by the sub,
,A,;h.r Il is on J.h street below Cary; contains
R,scs sad IS in geoo order. The neishborhood
o, r.rv q3o5 s1d II Ia convenient 10 basirsss. Ap.
~ - ne. 81 tie Treasury Department
~ .-@-- K HILL, JR.
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No. 4.
James Speed to J. II. Hard, Esq.

J"70tS 'Spts! 70 J. II. y ara, Esq.
LOUISVILLE, May "a, 1861.
Dear SIR: i wrote to you last week that
L would come down to see you the early part
OF this. L have had SO much to do that l
could not come-will do SO soon as / can
we are right here-sirong and growing
stronger Thank God, l now believe that
Kentucky is safe.
! am, sir, most respectfully, your obedient
servant ana Trend, JAMES SPEED.
J. H. Ward, Esq, Bowling Green, Ky.
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RnOR SALE OR EAtIIAN q E--A very de-
+ sira5e RESIDENCE and FARM. contain.
IL 2 er - geres, 70 scit purchasers. situated In
0eri'yof The nourishing ard growing city OF
A-gsss Ga. The buildings are ali new, and y1f.h
si iae necessary out-buildings, we'll adapted for
r-a-zet garden or suburban residence, and contains
choice variety Of fruit trees, grapes, STRAW Der
ne, Sc.
Heath uncxceptonsble, and well of the pures,
g. 5.sr water.
TIE 8b0ye viii be sold low for cash, or exchanged
4f negroes. AID offers cafe and profitable invest
u51, % those desiring TO exchange what Nigh, be
l..ued unsafe property. Address III. IL N -
E- g. h.eaAond, Va. no 4-2w*
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COMETATNe ENTIRELY NEW.

HOWES NEWLY PATENTED
COMBINED CAMP BED, CHEST, AND TABLE.
Rowes newly patented Combined Camp Bed,
Chest, and Table is ono Of the most useful and con-
venient articles of camp furniture invented,
and Is now ready for sale. 1t contains all the
qualities of the bea chest ana table, ia the simplest
form All that is necessary 10 insure its general
use is that it should be examined.
lie has also ON hand every variety of Camp Fur.
pfture in use, such Mattresses, Oi,cloth Cover.
ing, Camp Stools and Chairs &C., together with
the celebrated Camp Got.
Those in want would do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. X. q. HOWE,
no G--lNIN G0Yeruor 1t
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NOR HENT-A large end comfortable private
s RESIDHHCE, in TIE town o! Charlottesville
viii 'be house ard table FURNITURE, and sev.
ersl excl erf SERVANTS, if desired, can be rent
C3 ty Suitable tenant.
Tc- further informant Z, apply at this Office, or
prte Postmaster at CharIoltes gIi,e.
&c - In
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41n0 OO0-GOyERNM CON-
6lUU.UUU TRACTS FOR SULPHUR
AND nALTPETkE.-The advertiser, fully ac-
quainted with the production and manufacture Of
these articles for gunpowder, requires an advance
of $4,000 to erect tho necessary works. A large
bonus interest will be given; the profits viii
coed 100 per cent per month. Address, with re-
fsrences, 'T. NJ. F." Wildnerness Pest Office,
Spotsyivania county. Va no6-6ts
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Hon. II. Grider TO Vard and Podes.


foh ri. tftder TO Uard and Rod6s.
WAsHIssroS, Aug. 2, 1861.
is this moment received, and proceed TO an
swer, that bad supposed Hawkins, Hobson,
OF Greene, anc Burbage of Logan, would
raise a regimen, and that they would cleo.
the officers, and when org inized report them
selves 10 the President and be commissioned
and furnished with arms but this is not de-
siratle, as far as know, till the Lagis lature
meets, as they may take the responsibility of
initiating or consenting by resolution to the
movement. Now, as 10 the militia qualifica.
tion of the gentlemen named tits said Haw.
kins had some military schooling in yirginia-
don't know. Burhage is a graduate, ! sup
pose, OF our Kentucky school, near Franklin
Hobaon is e brave, apt man of the experience
OF one campaign. The generals will be ap-
pointed from the school men-Gill one,
guess, but not for our neighborhood. Atwood
Hobson is equal TO any of our men, and Ed
wards would make a good staff officer or
captain. So you see can't control it, Thos
Ward, ESD, of Greensburg, wants brigade
wrote TO him that thought he could only
ge. regiment and that he would have to
raise, aud If he did. guess Hobson would
join him. This is ali [ can do. You had
better see another law which passed yester-
day for home guards, &c. / will send 1t as
done or telegraph you. I will have all can
done and done right; no one will be commits
stoned till they are recommended from home
Possibly Burbage is the best educated man
mentioned.
understand the raising of troops win be
suspended till our Legislature meets, except
privately, and then some twenty regiments
which are raised will be of11cered. But every
thing here is in as much confusion ard nm
decided as IL is with you at home. Tonight
we meet to determine what we shall ask The
Government to do, and the Government is
willing to do what we want, and will, II de-
sired. and perhaps at all events. put troops
below bowling Green TO guard ina railroad
could Writs more fnllv tnm ovrS,v "a 4.
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1 1gTAWAEa.

y i W A Y.-TEN DOLLARS RE
II "ARD.-Ranaway from my plantation, in
u i3@er end Of Heuric0 coanty. about two months
i1se. Hy negro man ElLEY, who is between SO
a-a - yeaIs OF age, feet 10 inches high, and is
wy tA>ck, aud stamIners when spokea to. He
=. e9!1i wei known 10 the city of Richmond,
L4'liS 6een engaged for several years past, in
-aalEg coal 20 said city. an disposed to think
.r now about the city of Richmond, or town OF
2A2ehester; and will give the above reward for his
apprehension and delivery - me, oa my pianta-
"'-' or secured 50 that get him
a2t--iitf Il. Il. POEDEXTER.
pANAWAY. TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
II @Ab ALL EXPENSES PAID My old
utaer ard welldiggeF, ROBERT JAMES is off
s.3l viii Jay ten dollars, and al expenses, for
9oe So JAMES LYONS.
AN AWAY-8lO REWARD.-Ran away,
IL "a Monday, a NEGRO BOY, named ESSEX
SOU I'VE feet eight inches high; black; STAN.
~ -s' SAEhliy about twenty or tSenty-tuo wears
,-'i y hsIghi about $50 pounds; formerly belonged
= YsF' JoEn wright, Of Plain View, ?. O. King
s sol Qifen county, Va. The above reward viii
~, = GA on ais delivery TO me at my Office, in this
~ ae nay 0a making his wav to Vest Point.
1 e Las wife in that neighborhood. Ills
SfFss .eeia are dark. from tsrter on them.
,-l<|I y<<-i' BENJAMIN DAVIS.
DGN W a Y-FIFTY DOLLARS re
~. ~ .,F,s, y AID Runaway, on the sta Of August
:! NEhao WOMAN, named BETTY; about 2s
us.,1'l O'l i've feet four inches high, black, who
h.a urea 70 Joseph Davis, on Broad street. Size
"a I''E on the face in consequence Of a mus
s. F'@'er sne lad on, which place is darker
sris I@' eh'iaFen in Cumberland county, where /
h ,1-,eF -. AeF 9i A,T !. Il. Prses. sac s probably
~7i33a or nss made ber sssy 10 Mr. Prices. /
I've HFe t1e above ress8re. II d1AF.Eea to me here.
s1essc lc lai4 IN tI8 county or city.
-I--iiah JOSEPH STERN.
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PER R@NNATI.
TITO BE SOLD at
WuOI
WHOLESALE ONLY

WHOLESALE ONLY.
Just received
FROM the SOUTH,
10000 yards American and English PRINTS.
80 doz. mems UNDERSHiRTS and DRAW
ERS,
500 Bed and Camp BLANKETS,
100 pieces CASSIMERES and SATTINETS,
lC0 pieces M0USLINE DE LANES,
so pieces LINSEYS
$50 pieces BLEACHED COTTON and JEANS,
300 pisces Plantation aud Mariner STRIPES,
- pieces red FLANHELS,
80 Gents SllAWlS, white ILLUSIONS,
30 pieces BLACK BROAD CLOTH,
500 UL0akS, various styles,
50 dozen extra heavy cotton half HOSE,
Aud many other desirable Goods which will be sold
TO the trade at q small advance above cost, for
cash. IL. t4OLDSMIT, 176 Broad st.,
no 6-l0tk Three doors from 9th st.
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the occasional departure of squads Of young
sters for the Southern army. They are
youngsters who have been deluded bv the K.
q. C.'s, or are tolled by the hope Of military
ONCE in the Southern army. Generally they
are material that we can well spare. They
are too proud to be common soldiers in the
L. s. array, and too good for nothing to get
higher places.
The Confederate States have as much as
they ca n look after in Virginia think thai
they will be glad to let Kentucky alone. lint
our home traitors are desperate, ard NAV do
some awfui deed, God only knows what
am told that here and hereabouts they are
growing more bold. To me 1t does no, seem
so.
At the Convention that nominated Mallory,
the Union feeling was warm and decid-d. -
Yesterday was at large meeting seventeen
miles above town, and made speech out and
out for the Government. The Union men
were pieased-the Secessionists mad.
Look to your Congressional District. Don I
let the election or mock vote in Tennessee af-
feet you. Let me say to you again that Ken
tucky ,coa't, can't secede.
am, sir, as ever, your true friend,
james SpE
John 81. Ward Esq, Bowling Green, KY.
r. S.-The Bank Presidents resolved on
yesterday not 10 lend any more money tc the
State under the late military act.
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~ q. NEerl Il .IaAn II ~

u. 2. Way& y jobs n. Wlrd. @
0A1xHsSrxa, Ky4. ARR. II.
psae &svf lypcefYsd your letter thtS nora.
inE. II sspays IAN informed thai Col. NyAWhs
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xosT srRAvED, 4ks.

.e-mn.yED-rrosa my residence. on Marshall
~ ssTeei. on Friday morning last, a small black
~ VILE. His shoulders arc ribbed. and has
b. nnasr ais iaw, lie may have gore In The
.s,- Of ray farm, ia Caroline. II delivered AZ
err So in Caroline, will pay five dollars.
Iy f-1v JAS 4. BUTLER & 60.
zSTRAyEIl. OR STOLEN--A sorrol MAZE,
~ .iTh vhIte spot in her forehead Had en- o
\ :. 80 hlasket when msse<s--lhe latter marked
a. ~. q FIVE DOLLARS viii be paid 10
49,, returns her TO SUTHERLASD'S STA
y, = near ihs Exchange Hotel. no 6--3ts
GST--A DRAFT on the Bank Of the Com
| ,,onweslth for S1l, drawn by the Cashier 6f
S<sS,k q Winchester. II was made payable 90
y. u one whose nsme is not remembered aaa ca.
- Payment is Stepped. The finder win be
LILY rev arted. II left at this office, no 5,3ts
: ps,P.-The hsckman that carried a lady and
| eeai,eman from the Petersburg cara on Sat.
Il sves.rg las; on French Garden Hill, viii
-, go ,esce tie SET OF FURS left Ia the hack
F.t;s nfiee as the haekman is known.
ra1-,E'
-vTRAY NOGS.--Carne 10 my farm, on Wes;
eS ls7, PLANK Road. aboG: he lst October three
49, and sae wcite SOW SH0ATS, The owner
VI nlsase come forward, prove property, pay
rsss. spd lake them sway.
y--S.s JOHN LIDSAY.
lIS'f--A black ard tan SLUT, with nay name
/ ea she collar. A liberal reward viii be paid
s-1l.gsred 70 G. w. ALLEN,
It's Corner of 7th and Grace SITS
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NO. 5.
James Speed to J. H. Hard, Esq.

0""1eS 1FH, ES4.
LOUISVILLE May, l4rh, 1861
Dear Mr:-l our letter OF the 10th is Just to
hand. The subject Of your letter has been
anxiousiy considered by committee Of gen
tlenen at Frankfort and we had hoped YOU
would have been with us. We trust that we
nave plan for an armed Home Guard of
Union men. think now that will see yo,iat
an early day next weex. In the meanwhile let
me urge you to have your companies formed
and under drill. We think we will have the
arms before the companies can be ready for
tnein. Let none but good and true men ioin
When see you l will have a full talk
Your friend, JAMES SPEED.
J. II. Ward, Esq, Bowling Green, KY.
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-yse Sssss Spasdse Jek~ II H@d- -
LorIsvItIs, Nay 10, 1851.
Dsr ST. Your letter Of ths Yth Il 10 hand,
3oT whtch accept my taanks, We know of
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q 0 K Il Z y t

TWO
WAREHOUSES;,
Fronting - Csry snd Deck streets.
raI-br GEO 4. PALMER
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| : BBLS ALMUNDS.
I'D 10 casks SODA SALARATUS.
| 3 bales CORKS.
| 50 boxes FIRE CRACKERS.
| 20 boxes PERCUSSION MATCHES
| % boxes SWEET OIL Of No ! quality.
20, 900 fine HAVANA CIGARS.
| 10 boxes WORCESTER SAUCE.
| TO boxes Palmetto CATSUP.
25 boxes SARDINEs, prime quality.
| 35 col ROPE
| 50 kegs 81. CARB. SODA.
| kbbls. COPPERAS.
| ; hbls LARD OIL.
) half bbls. BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
5 half bbs. GINGER BRANDY.
5 bbls. STRAWBF RRY BRANDY.
bbls RASPBERRY r BRANDY.
| l. bs,Is. ROSE CORDIAL.
5 kegs LEMON CORDIAL.
| 5 bales HOPS.
| leo grs Shsrghae aud Telegraph MATCHES.
| 80 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
so half boxes Adamsntine CANDLES.
! $50 quarter boxes AGamsntine CAN DIES.
/ For sale hy VIM. B. JONES e. co,
| no 4-l2t 18th St, between Main and Cary.
0E BBLs K. A. Stuart's Mountain WITS.
| 80 Geo. Burk's Mountain WBISKEY;
! }D e" Am. French BRANDY;
| D Baltimore Rose GIN;
| 80 common WHIsKEY;
| leo =" Coverings Crushed and Powdered SU-
25 bids prime to choice SUGARS;
| 50 bags prime Rio COFFEE;
| IS bbls. ALCOHOL;
| % " No Leaf LARD;
100 n. @. Family Roe, Gross, and Gut HER
RINGS;
| 80 half barrels No. MACKEREL;
| 30 bbls. No. l N. 9. SEAD;
| - RUM;
| 5 d" Madeira WINE;
5 halfchests, 10 quarter chests, and small boxes
| Green TEA;
| 50 boxes Black TEA;
| SOAP, CANDLES STARCH, FIG BLUE:
| MUSTARD BUCKETS TUBS, and everything in
our line; for sale Dy
| w. 3. JONES & CO.,
| 18Th street, between Nam and Cary
| no 4-l2t
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No. 7
James Speed 10 j. n. Udr9.

James Speed 10 j. II. Uard.
LOUISVILLE, July Goth, 1851.
Dear Sir: l received your esteemed favor
ana noted its contents with concern. There
may be a change of position, giving TO the
gentleman from Greene the position you de-
sire. However that may be will seek to
get regiment for the gentleman from Greene
and they will be in the same seryice--both be
at your place.
am, sir, most respectfully,
Your ODD serv't,
JAMES SPERp.
}. H. Hard, Esq, Bowling Green, Ky.
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DEAL COGNAO BRANDY IN BOND.
N,
A few packages real
COGNAC BRANDY,
of old impo- -tation.,f the brands Jas Hennessy g.
Co. - r lanai * Co, >, Eow ia bond, and for sale by
no Ats X. K. ROBERTS
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". PEOlAL NOTICE - To THE
~ JOURNEYMEN rIN-PLATE AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS SOCIETY OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. - 0entlsmen.
you earnes silly requested te meet ever tie CITY
ARMS, On Wal; street, FRIDAY night ct half. past
o'clock. fun attendance ia reaut Sled a. bnsi.
ness in whsh all are deeply Interested, wnl be
brought before the meeting BY order Of
no 6--3t VICE PRE6IDENT
w. MANASSA GAP RAILROAD COM.
~ PANY.-The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Manassa Gap Railroad Company vii
be hel in the town Of Woodssoek, county of Bhs
nandoah, on the third THURSDAY In November,
being the 2ist day Of the moatb in accordance with
the resolution Of the 6tOckholderA
DANIEL MORGAN
oc 3l-t2lstNs AslatAns TreAssrsr
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NOTICE The subscriber offers for sale the
y PLANTATION on which he resides situated
dl.gc''y Oh the ". 81 NJ. r. r near Florence, S.
G. The sai5 Plantation contains near 500 acres Of
Ea1 SEQ OF Whi2h is cleared and under cultivation
i8e Is vel ti41bared. The location is healthy
sGd tie improvements exesllent--a large dwelling
house vel finished, with AL necessary out-build-
Ass pev fsuclngs, gardens, orchards, &c.
ALoU--A ELANpA fION situated Il The West.
rn D-7.6' of Tennessee, il ffadison Comfy, about
tlgse E-.es NON the town CT Jackson. Tbs Plan
atc1 cantsas 1880 seFes Of prime lands, 500
c~..ed itJ grown with clover On this place IS
.~7-s.ory dweling'hou5e sni necessary out -build-
MA tNo rre springs, orchards, &c, For further
incarnation apply 70 tie subscriber, ST Florence 3.
.. lyo i2-ln%l JOHN T. JAMES.
EOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT oc 10th
! stFset, between Broad and Grace streets. The
e"ei1s e1n,birs fourteen rooms, two of them varv
!S7se v NsteE and gas have been carried into every
room Ca the 10 is q kitchen containing rooms;
large Stable and Cgrriage-House; q meat house
SIs other oui houses. Ali the houses are OF brick.
&l3 have been bGilt within the last two years.
They are ell in thorough order. The location ia a
p.'oasn' one. IL & good neighborhood and convent
tl ~ ne business portions Of the city. The whole
e,sa'-lS-nent YVES erected by the late Charles r.
A5i laT his family residence. For elegance and
Sa'ratace, the promises cannot be surpassed by
oay u i3e city o. Richmond. Persona III want cf
4e5!!4b.e residence viii do we'll TO examine this
VI c-hlg Ai the house, they will have the wloe
Nfi-455s sl9w. 70 them. Eor term., apply TO
THOS. J. EVANS,
@e-;' Admir- Of Chas. Z. HILL deed.
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wANra.

MI WANTED-
w TO Buy,
A No. Blooded MILCH cow,
Fresh to the pail, raised ne ~ the city.
WI IRA SMITH,
nc 6-3t ia Main ct.
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NY ANTED--A smell
w STORE and DWELLING,
On Neic or Broad sire, g. re- tmc crate Apply
by letter az this office, stating rent and location
no 6--3tk en- O."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07
C0K RENT.
An EATING BAR

An MATING BAR,
Wrt sol nd.d Fixtures. III well established sa-
.s-s Ad3-esa "G. Il. s." Dispstch flee.
t-grt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

7 kNHOS. BRANCH SONS,
Have for sale Hs~aS
50 hhis. N. 0. SUGAR.
100 bhs. Extra 81 G. y Refined SUGAR.
80 bbls. Crushed do.
30 bbls. Powdered do.
200 boxes sADAMANTINE CANDLES.
300 boxes Tallow do.
1850 boxes SARDiNES.
p bags Black PEPPER.
300 boxes SOAP.
% boxes CASTLE SOAP.
80 kegs Horse and Mule SHOES.
30 kegs Cooking SODA.
1000 pounds INDIGO.
- sets Iron AXtES.
50 sets SPRINGS.
2001 pounds Horse Shoe NAILS.
p tons Rhodess Sup. PhoS. LINE.
% tons a A Mexican GUANO.
2J tons American do.
t. tons Peruvian do.
80 bbis. Richmond SYRUP.
100 baies Guuny BAGGING.
100 bags Rio COFFEE.
500 sacks Washington SALT.
100 tierces RICE. no 4-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

II . Il S A L E -
T. 80 hhds. N. @. SUGAR;
25 bbls. No Coffee SUGAR;
so bbls. SYRUP;
Crushed aud Pulv erized SUGAR;
RICE, NAILS, &c;
$50 bbls pure Mountain WHISKEY;
FRENCH BRANDY and WINES.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY,
oc 29-2w l3 Pc arl ST., Richmond.
HONSIGNED FOR SALE
" 1000 lbs prime FEATHERS;
1900 lbs. Home made SOAP;
Reported to arrive
Several lots fine BUTTER, BACON, FLAX
SEED &c.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER e. OTEY,
oe M--2w l3 Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

M ANTE D--COAT, VEST, and PANTAe
w LOON HANDS. Apply I,
PEY"ER.
no 6-3t* Tor. 9Th and Carv "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

NM WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER, AND
w IONER. Also, snail BOY. Mat come
W III recommended Apply on 9Th st next door
the corner of Marshall.
no 5-3t* r. ]. WHITE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

yEEANFBD-.-A Euntleseaz ~ishes ~ ptovle o
wv BOARD and LODGING for himself 81.
family The latter consists Of his wife and e,~
children, aged respectively 8 and 4 yeays. u
female servant He wants two good sized rocEs,
which lie will furnish. For board, lodging. fusf
Address Bcx SIC. no 5-7tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

INFANT ED-A ASUBSTITUTE-To serve In u
w Cavalry Company in The Army Of the Po-
tomae. liberal price viii be paid. Addr 50 "A.
B." at this Office no k-pk