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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN FIND BEAUTIFUL
"A front Room, unfurnished second floor with panres
private BATH Also other pleasant Rooms for single
tiemen with full partial Board 153 Blocker street,
OF Thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM TO
n let-To single gentleman, in handsome, quiet and
private house. Breakfast il required No Crnmercy
place in Twentieth street, second house from Fourth
References EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

ITO LET-FIvE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR 42S
l. Broadway; rent 500 Store and three Rooms No Gem
Ire Markei place $40 Part OF modern up town. rent
very low. Apply To SMITH, It's Broadway room TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A GENTLEMAN THROWN OUT OF BUSINESS BY
IN the pr, ssuse of the times has taken family hsel in
one OF the most pleasant situations up town. and proposes to
barely remunerating prices Any family desiring first class
references and real name) a. L. c. box lii Herald Office
when they will be called on by the advertiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A BONA FTDE ASTROLOGIST.-MADAME WILSON
IA tells the object Of your visit gives magic charms and
good luck for life free OF charges tells all events Of epas
present and futures consuaons on business sickness
asfoiogst Of lie age GIVE her cali viii not regret IT,
l99 Allen street. six doors from Stanton; the
sitfOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

ITO LET-THE TWO STORY COTTAGE HOUSE IN
Sxtyirs street, near Second avenue: seven rooms;
rent low Apply to JAMES II. DRAKE, "a Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A PRIVATE FAMILY-NO. l21 EAST THIRTY.FOuRTH
"A street. would Ike 70 accommodate q small family, or
three persons with furnished Rooms and
Boa house contains modern improvements location plea
SAINT; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

E10R SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH OR EXCHANGE
good three story house In South Brooklyn rate
order with four lots Including gsrden and free from an
situate in Brooklyn well located for gentee millinery bust
ness Apply TO c. j. EDMONDS, 80 Nassau street. New
York N. B.-No agent need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20


COUNTRY BOARD-A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE
~ accommodated for the autumn and winter months at
found ut Cornwall Easy by steamboat and railroad
For particulars address Smith Cornwall Orange county,
N. Y, or apply At 81 East Seventeenth street.
ITO FAMILIES WANTING TO ECoNoMrzE FOR THE
fall and winter months Accommodaons can be found
In the thirty miles the city the low
price of So per week healthy location hurches
and schools Of daily by rail- boating, fishing and
hunting Address W. b. j., Herald oloe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20


WHY AM SELLING GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
w cheap? Because cash is and am obliged
SELL Silver Watches s6 Gold Watches So SIS $2 and $50;
ordinary prices 500 $40 and $780, Old gold and silver
bought taken exchange Watches cleaned repaired
- L. JACOBS, IS Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

4 PARTMENTS, WITH BOARD.-SECOND FLOOR
"A Rooms all conveniences; suitable for gentleman and
wife, gentlemen ladies' moderate TERMS
and stages; dinner 6 o'clock Apply West Washing
ton place, few doors West of Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

ITO LET-A GOOD CHANCE FOR A BAKER TO CON.
mence business il the village OF Gutenberg " 1.-Two
Houses one three story built expressly bakery
other suitable for dwelling; each have stables attached
with good well ct water 1t Will be a 10 any
enterprsng the baking S. as there
Is no good baker IN the village Apply KOHLE at the
steam brewery Of kohler Fincke Gutenberg j.
street, North river, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

RIO LEr-A FRONT PARLOR, HANDSOMELY FUR.
nshed With velvet carpet suit Of rosewood furniture.
gas chandelier, and the Of pearl keyed isnolofe
worth so to iet to two gentlemen; 81 week
Apply at 300 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

- Room containing hot and cold water closets &C., to two
gentlemen, lady and genenan bath the oor
also Room for assnge gentleman; dinner at 6 O'clock
Apply at 1913 Clinton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

no LET-A BEAUTIFUL FOUR STORY HOUSE. COM.
pleely furnished situated Washington square rent
low Also furnished Cottage Staten Island Apply to
CHAS. LOCK, 4s2 Broadway truss Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

no LET-rHE THIRD FLOOR IN REAR BUILDING
~ Alien street. ~ feet wide and 80 feet long, with
good front Light inquire at 49 ElGrdse street, The Office
rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
a would let with Board, to gentleman and wife two
single gentlemen, front Rooms with every comfort
home very moderate Apply In the store 81 East
Twelfth street. The house has all the modern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A SECOND STORY~FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM
"A to let, with Board. Also, third story front Room
with two large pantIies Apply at i25 West Fourteenth
street. three doors from Seventh avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
Badges for ministers.

i Portsmouth correspondent, makes some
suggeations on this subject, which we pee
suiae III Se favorsbly responded 10 bv taoee
who are directly inte-nssOd
1naspaEcn - tn-re ,sra & Iarge number OF
minis ters eaE .lLs as priya.e@ II The UonfeCo-
rate Army, wodld clggest the pvoprIety Of
their adopting d badge, &c DO worn by every
mini tar in tho F0nfe'erats Amy, VINO is not
actlng Us Chaplain. by which they may be
thrown, as Gospel min listers. Itis always q
ana converse with each other, and under
the present arrangement 1t is not Qufr9-
queLty the case that they arc for many
DAYS - thin 3 s:onee throw Of each 9th
er, and utterly unCUuEcIous Of Shs fact
Also, they are a. times permitted to visit the
churches near where they are sncsmped, and
Owing ~ The fact OF their having no distin-
gushing badge tuey Tali receive that cour-
tesy which i due from One minister 90 an0th-
er, and which would gladly Re 81 tended IA en-
by ministers and C1aaJ.l unlCauls OF Inc
churches which tlLey may attend, If .iley won.
q badge by which they could be recognized -
>uch an arrangement would also relieve theLa
OF The 4uplsasa sGasS OF listauiny 20 many
Gatas " uIct aro cttared hv nor. .rrofczsc-s
bat which would not re brGa tAed were shey
aware OF tho presence OF 8 clergyman. Most
OF Southern Ilen. Il net rell lkioue, arr 100
nitii -Iniu.to.. % thrs wound the teelinrs cf
pioas 1beee are mere suggestions
thrown cTudeiy together, with the nope thst
others will E'~a their IDEAS 90 the -ut. set.
Navn-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

Then asain when our State in l-es ra atiaed
the edera! Consultation, she did IL with this
dsetaration, which Is ma'ie part OF her act
OF ratification, THAT the 20 vgsTs granted Dn
der II" Constitution, being derived from the
people of the United States u.ay De -esurae,,
oY EheGl, whenever The 81 M shSll be per Ferc-
20 70 1aelE M dFy OF oppression, "-FThliat she
tnuS arnouncPt what was tree that tn $50
powers were derived. not from herse If alone
but rom the people OF all tue United : "a Les
and II perverted 10 thesr injury the same
naight De resumed oy tGeIn--Lhat is, by the
other states as we'll as by herself. get saa
could nave mG1a this reserva:lon for herself {
alone, baYing nSauthoriLy 20 make Il fo- IN
peoIi' o! any oIher , ~ u. Aad ~ by The Or
dlnalce Of the 18th April iast, which has baea
ratified by tAe recent popular lot-. the state
has y ciaftu nat tie Federal Govern ment b As
perverted, 70 tnr injury OF her people, the
powers conferred upon il, do not see how wa
can qtest-cn her right, .hGs reserved, to re-
sTlns 70 herself tie powers she had gran ed
10 tstst G04esLZ1ent
Eou perceive, gentlemen. speak solely Of
, the RI ght Of the State rer lawful Bower y,
withnraw from the Federal Union In this
torIn We can constdrr nc other quesl,oes
tA2n tscss OF :. legal uastTe. Inc rig-t being
established. - follows lAAL tho sSeeH. tc-ioG
| o. the state Is binding On US all, and every
good citizen is bound 20 give II his fun sup
port
From rnY iorg aCa Uaintance with our own
virginia poople.I kuow THAI whilst they ne ze
no concession ~ tnre1l8 or !ovce, thcy are
ever ready to render = chPCrfnl obedience -
the laws OF their State, and because Cf thic,
have attempted 20 shnp that the ilte uTci-
nance ot Secession "a5 act passed Ia viola
| ton OF law, eGt that -Ea STATE had th9 legal
cigat 70 adopt IL.
4tsGch shah become the universal ud3raeut
CT or .~@0nl-, We teu Gaye no prose- Iutions
under t,t~te Il Hs ~asnacLIrg treason. the
very lideiliy that has beeu dispisye,. AZ HE
past, = The strongest assuranc- thAG Gan be
given Of d6eiIty IN the future.
! also, gentlemen, il Sits Jour serious at
tsnLlOn 20 sU1Ge OF the numerous provisions
OF oar l2 va respecting Our free negro ana
aiaF5 population PROVISIONS. intended 20
prevent our being annoyed t-nd overrun by
any portion ot the former, eEc-pt such as uy
law are entitled t. remain amongst us 10
protect al TIE masters rights Of property n
the iAtter, and TO keep both Glasses ~ shat
S.tre OF yuh}sCtiOG which - alone o0neistaut
with TneiT comfort and cur safety. In tlEle5
lise tisss We sGould ba very Wntchf1i oFar
these people, and sss ihat IN th8ir ignorance
they are not betrayed by o5SaTs into conduC1
which, whilst hurtfui 1cr the II ornens ~ ne,
might prove absolutely dsatructiye 70 ttcvn.
an Inferior race, piaced by Providence under
Cur control, Wc must 5 far as ross. .5i" protao1
them from 7hG '.~te Of t"G.-E las men, w pun
isnlng with exemplary FaTer:cy a; WAC nay
even attempt - iaCite them to any aerious
misch hiet. In this way only can we fully dis
charge the duties OF protection we owe ID
them and 20 ourselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
Another plan of tbe Gampairu.

The Northern newspaper writers are tre-
EeEdous or pisus for the invasion of the
South. The Following Is given by tie Bal..-
more CORES pondent OF ths Philadelphia In
quirsr:
/ have learned froyE 6 sa-,t-oHrciai source
s0Ile dstailB of g plan for an attack on hlch-
T1onf from tSa Wssi. While 81 Cincinnati 3
rev days ago, deE. Mcclellan held a confer
enco with several emin nG " Hesrern army cifi-
cers, at which he presented tue following
plan, which was enthusiastically apHrove1i OF
End aSrefd ~ ny all present, namely 10 or
gahizs, i, GU o. ne troops now ready for the
field IN ohio, Indians and the Ferih western
S-atas, TWO coiamns OF 2G, 600 each, one 10
rsudSLsOa5 a asEiand NJ and the other at
fellipoiie, Ohio, both On the obIo riYer, u nd
both accessible by railroads. '.t
To march the i rsL Column Scruss shs west
eTu counties OF Virginia 70 Tho nearest point
ON the irgiuia and tennessee railroad proba
oIy at AolnSuoa, ana 10 marcn sne s-coGd
coiann atcng the valley OF the kanaW IA II . j..
either 70 CoVinStoa or NsWberr The rnarcu.
ing di3ta4ce for either column would not ~.
over one hundred or one hundred ana fifty
miles, a"d coulG easily oe 1ccoI4. Lhs l. =
week time. There arc excellent wagon roads
ca the proposed routes, which a. sd = eeaaon
T5To IN good order. II Is the opinion OF Gen
Mcclellan that this demons sra.ion can be
mace, and the forty thousand troops brought
ia his way befcCe Richmond by tns Isl OF
July, Ia t,'ne to cooperate with the .orces OF
G-naral PATTERSON from the Ec-th md t4a~c-.
IA DnIier from the Fast The plan has h.an
submitted ~ General Scott, and if he ap-
proves OF IL, IL will &c carried into execution
The Washington correspondent Of the aarno
paper Sizes al iiea o. what old Fuas and
ftat1els thtnls Of these busy writer's
General Scott WAS h@s-d % say Yesterday
that no VOID have captured tho rebels ~
BcrpeT's Serry, and ali their rrIunitionR OF war
bad Il not been tc- tho usvS,a-er xJresg lin
their anxiety - give early nEy-sl kesping tns
rt5e.s !aiiy posted ri il every movement Of
the United Seaees trOors. He said "ne said
he would rather have one hundred rebel spias
- rs camp Than one newspa De~ reporter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
c9srasg1aa :noa OF the Eiohmood ri-ps,ra.
trous t@9 Eauq:ster Hpr:a5s.

ktUQUtgh " >, SnklNss, Juno 80, 1851
An :n' ..T"esiol serTaa 70 10 abroad that th.s
l-t@li!ol anu delightful wa tc9:ing- place IS
GI,sd Up, ana .},at several i2e~-Gps hilBe been
reused accom- mod1tLon3. Ihers are = this
tiIas several families here, bat s1er3 ia vet
pIerty OF room tor ct .2vra- the acIonmod.-
.Uue being p1o Tor seven hundred people --
IE'a is 2 convenient and safe 81; u :On tor he
fanihes ot officers aud scidiers stationed a.
II LtasIs and pcinta bryCnGi ana q Z most
;.elghttul locality fer any one wishing sum
rner retreat from the ciJes or nel=hborhoods
IN. a,ied by The eue2y. The fare is good and
abundant, and wa teai GCre thar anv vphn -r,ay
come Will remain satisfied. Our WORTHY 2rC:
&C OIGIuVdaLius host, mr hudgin, scares no
pans - add - the comfort and pleasure Of
his Snes "a, and we nope soon TO see his horees
Wei filed dnd his visitor. CON sen ted aud hap.
- The ladies' OF the Spri,gs &.e not luie
either; some "t inem have blsG busi,y eI.-
gagged IN making garments an3knitting socks
for the soidier9. On h03r-uE thu: the soldters
were suffering [or proper food, they at once
i4ii,.,1 Z = = e"usi. t.o.. aE1 PGE+ some Sup
rlies. Sir"e 'hen, ws have heard that tie
army ~ Manassas ie we'll cared for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

tIGBs - S0AIH UARoLISA.-Tha Petars-
burg Expraes iea-ns from eutieman who
reached that city on Monday, that tho exten-
siye tobacco factory Of George w. Thompson, (,
al Milton, y g., was totally destroyed by
flre IL few evenings since. Mr. Johl Irwin
lost ~ 800 lbs. loose tobacco, which had been
storeti in tho sz:ldigs, and NJ, ial2e@ Eu-sc.
had ~ boxes Of manufactured, which was
burnt. The building was valued at 81 !en.-
r c insurance on fac tory or it's contents. The
tobacco factory OF Mr. Green W.ilisras, IL
Person county, n. q, was destroyed by fire
On the night Of Monday, the 18th ult- One
thousand boxes of man ufactured tobacco were
coRsu med in the building Loss go, COS. No
insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
kAx.wrA ,,orxrr.--Extrsct frorn G.,

kAxAwEA corsTy.--Extrsct from ietJar
from 3 L!eutena NJ in Ihs Provisional Army OF
Virginia. ds:ed kanawha county, .'nne eth,
1881
"On today tas attendance upon 3 resiGsan-
III TItb,er or TWO regiments :aInuiuteC. 10 be-
GVS~s.l ,0y and a.U I44eL. To the5-, however,
Judge Summers made 3 spe.eh. warmly I'D
Vocating the cause o. Virgins, ana "a ia,
upon al; 20 protect her honor and safety -
This wilt have great eight, aGd Look for G
large increase IN tho volun teer force. All the
strong Union men are modifying thsir views,
and 80 hope aeon % s49 our Valley united
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
Tor .he Richmond DisPstch.I
"f}og faf5roG3s, Hfnbt7lsrg. s0.--Tr port NJ
6ucgesti1...
CAsP CARoLISA, Near Norfolk. Va.
Headq' rs "a Regt. n. G. Folprtsers.

Head1 r. "a RegJ. n. e. FOlprtsers.
June I'D, 1>5l.
/ noticed in yoIF paper, a Gay or two since
z short article in r~gsTd - :h@ ia0lS ct c!l for
railroads, machinery. &c. ! should like to
call the attention Gf TIE Confederate States TO
A invention of Mr. A ! Hardin, Of Shelby,
Cleaveland county, North Caroliua, by which
! am sure this want car be easily supplied
NIr. Hardin has in ven TED a machine by which
he can hull the cotton seed with gra. rapidity.
The hari outer coating oi the CStson seeds con-
I4iBS q gGnmy surstauce, which I4akes il un.
st for almost any purpose rid II CT this and
YOU have one OF the finest ellis = tho world.
Ii IS pure, translucent, Ene fer table pur-
poses, burning, machinery, or any other ptr-
pose 70 Whi1a 4 the osst oils ar6 applied.
I have ssan II tried for burning, machinery
anI printing aud can assure you 1t aur " oi .
admirably we'll. The machinery 10 nlanu-
faCturs It is not ysTy expensive. and as we
have in the sou th th9 material in great album
dance all that would he needed - supply tho
wants or tha entire South Is little capital 10
pat tha thing IL operation. Mr.. h. Is man
OF small means, and OF course cOuld not go
into tbs manufacture nuon u large scale.
hone you will give this ineefs sioi4, and
thereby call the attention ot capilaileLb 10 the
fact; fer, in our pre- sent condition, regard 1t
Of the utmost Importance. A. W. B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

Tss t6As.AcCCo-sTTB RsaINrHr.--t New
York morning paper Aa9 an arUcle extoil4ng
Lac 8aiiaatry of tie Naasachasst.s Regiment.
iettsr from ona % Oo!. Durye2's 2ua to :ho
New York Day Book says:
Tic Massachusetts men encouraged uR
Tyh9n We were Charging, but AoG u !nan 0:
them TC:.'ured 10 follow Us. until the SHOT
IlOiA .e-c battery W@g direcLed towards the
woods, where We Lad 81 tersd They praise rs
very highly Tor our galiantry, and we'll they
m&y, when we compare il To .he,rs.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

DISCOVERY oY ANOTHER DoTspIRAcy.-The
New York Herald has the following story:
nder the auspices OF bankers In LON ha rd
street, i com hinatIcu OF bankers and capital
lists has beca formed III View ! oEk for the az
press purpose Of aiding and ahetljng the South
ern iuSurrectlon, by Withholding from the Ad-
miuistration the means CT carrying On The war.
" e distinctly charge that moaeyeQ gentlemen
hose names are in our possession. which we
shall disclose whenever the interests OF The
public demand it, have arrived a. an under
standing with each other 10 subscribe TO no
more loans, and eadeaYor 10 iniur9 tAe IA
tion&i credit, for theIr own selfish purposes,
10 the extent Of .Ee:r power. iney are pTin-
cipaIiy IL the HGt.9G ana foreign eACtange IN
rarest, and ars Of Ergiish French aud Ger
man, BE Well as OF American origin
They affect horror at the enormous eYpeCd-
ituVe which will be inFotGed in the suppress
sion OF rebellion, aud declare that The banks
OF this city, over most Of which they may eI-
ercise paramount control, shall not YIELD anO-
tu-r dollar, il IA. .aC- !oape re mt into the
market. TAey are principally sustained and
urged on, III the course they nave resolved on,
by London and Manchester houses, who de
sirs th2: the Independence OF the Confederate
States should Ss ackno wietiSed sc speed
ly as possible, in order thar tue Eng
hsh market may be supplied with cotton,
without the rick thai would attend the viola
ton OF the blockade, and 9 consequent war
with this country. We believe that the ALI
ance thus formed is ~ powerful that Mr..
Chase would tind IL impossible 20 comDa :
with j., and thu: he will ind he is leaning mp
broken reed. IL he places any future ds-
pondence upon Wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

CaAaloTrs Co1nr-Ho-sg, VA
June 22i, 1851.
OGr village q TO day horored with another
b0ay Of Confederate tivvpe, consisting or
1.+G rom dtier9nt States, luos -iy GTptn est
1rn Virginia. Ohio ana ra%as are also repre-
Sanled in their numbe-. They style :hegn-
selves he d" Texas Rangers" I'D are or THAR
way to Join that nnnlA band 81 patr:~.s - or
near fhIillpri. Thay are lighting on their
own ho0k, Ali thay ask is Tor one Glim pse cf
Q.i Aba, Scott, or Butler, - any o. their pic
- una crowd. Many Of these Rangers are
praying Christians, who daily INVOKE ghe con
tluUance Of Heavens richest bia5s!ngs'upQu
onr Lontederata companies. &nd hey ali
seem 10 have such control over themselves "a
viii disarnl our IL va@.ns enemies. aud will
- Lay the proud 2anrpers low.
Liberty wil be ~ every D.Yw;
N.wlil be fV8e G~oLA.
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nv CowAgDrs HaMMERSLEy.
GROCERIES, &c.
+on BAaRELs RErINED SUGAR, =

l'HV 4ier
kt5s sIng.. SHOULDERS, sud BANS.
s-rsr saStt.s LshF LkRp
-al Hhls. HEkH NGSaEd NACkERFL.
500 H., e- tpATANTINE g and TALLOw CAN
DIES
lsa hos .. OFFENSIVE and Cslsate's PALE
SOAP.
- alt+, choice RICE
- thls corr aca GOWN SuGtR
q, Lb', q. MoaASsEe aud GOLDEN
NEEfT |
gaa bHst. FIb; :.
Fes g. sna ossks Gaa t,OuSAC BpAyOy
fa cstSs f0hF ant hAIElkA WINE
-, Soxa- 50 tEtiG
b.8- FEFFkh. >PtCR and ufNrkg
- tb.s verY bus FnT MAIN wH$E,y
E -e c.wsoen " Il . K BY GIN. and
<SANDl "~~
.E- '.E B!'' STS sp1 ~ VtuNS
sos k~e sNtFACI tE TOBACCO
.."s r.se ~ Gho sGd coarse SALT
t.s "a > Nm +. JOINS = Co
p" 's--"t ''tE -. bet Main srd Cave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

POPULATION OF ENGLAND Ann WAIss.-.Thsre
has been, according 10 the has. eonsus, aa In
crease OF e00,ooa In the population Of Eng
land aud Wales during the last two years,
making n total Of 2o.e00 coo. Tho popula tion
Of London. sams up I. 30, 900.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Es juno 2s....Sp'ciaI Notice. June 2
M l. TAR 90 OBS.


VI June 2i.... Special Notice. June ~.
T ARY 20 0. ps.
JEST received, ......
fgR ADAMS EXPRESS.
.. 1sTHARLB GOODS.
MILITARY CoapAsIEs 0e 'V'
.-e. W&uJiRk 81
Receiving this week;
ssHe vs-ts .: adei Grey sATfSFTF.
spe Yards CT sos sine -A1iNkyI
1900 Yarc of Grey CAB.TMEsE
5000 yard Hickory sTRlPE>, Tor shirts ss
soe0 yards ensa3's grey GAesiaS2g.
soeo yards heavy Pulfet CLOTH. Tor ov-..
2s lsl 5 Cotton ozEABCgGs.
i5 bslas Al d.. DO. atf -..
J oei as striped 10. .
y bales heavy IA Erowa DOMESTIC,
500 fstsa. Black hnsnietsa GLt'rH,
t.-s yar4s of 50 pertor wOoi aye Navy Niue
5EAAs, ffs. rate G5o1s Ger = az
f0EIcs. ..
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-se pairs ~ pa-iaT G..s.AsIs, ss +.
goo pairs real Navy do
32e3 ys-as Grey aud 3 i1s LAHH ELS.
The stove. nj yarte'y Of other Goods for
camp -ervIco. wi. he sold cheap ~ Tho Military
Headquarters Of sIFR.p MOSES.
sss-i2. % EAia street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

TIE LAsoRAToaY on the corner Monroe ana
Third streets is doing good work. About
the manufacture OF cartridges, halls, fusss,
and all eorts Of missiles. About two thousand
pou nds of lead are melted Gp daily, and abo a {
seventy i've Thousand mnskst cartridges are
turned out per diem --l3eMpats 4aIllsttn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

'''F IL itA~ best J.va COR eLh.
2. rSes-E pux"s Slack SrG f}reer TIA
= p.c-5.s u = e&E. hLt.HFlC Is and PEPPER.
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Z. hnGe- rv"E.. Cuts a1a n E. q. SEt8AR
s." cyr9e STARCH. CLASS Ep1 AdsuaEttaa
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bh hN-ccvsfo ard \ =. SC9Ak.
- ha.t hhls. n eOc'a Family E1s 9kEE N9s.
O., kaS9 "a! SODA.
taRs SiNr.
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BKAHUf.
pipe pare HCiiEDd GIN,
81 Ir&r,JF cats. HLJetrs- Shorty s15 Farr
W{AE.
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: tamgardncr "'t l.yg FEI~kEY, frpm
ore - FVa ,o&ss sl4
lB above .-re Is u goods OF direct In
r.r.-.iog ~ IaGaa r. @tu-a, and Tor ssje by
g. ~ ALVEY q ItHNCGME
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

a New York latter says
The "peaee movement" is making rapid
h5adWay among the solid men " OF the
city. The time hos no come vet fer sPeltniug
with an tire freedom in regard 10 details, oG t
/. may De sss9i wi5aoQt amy impropEiety that
il has the sanction OF many Of the leading
Dierchap -, cap taiists, bankers and clergy
men of New York 1t will in due time MANI
feat itself iGdefnstsg, first at monster raast-<
ins IL tho open at- UP town--anc second, II
memorial 10 Congress 1T the very commenco-
men. of the session. sIs ..l '@ss #.- -s