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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-28
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

uToR ALsAYY-NAvI0Ar0N. ansUNsD, MIR.
chanss' boz essAnsrs NORTH AnEnICA and
HERO from the foek Of Park place and Rohnsou sres
daily 81 O'Clock r., IN connection wh the ke~ fcrk
Central RaiircsA Fare, 70 ceata j. ". hANoox, AssnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

A SUPERB sHvEN OCTAVE FosEwooD PIANO
"A forte Tor sslehichiy carved eg and round
inaid h pearl And pearl KEYS made order for the
by city makers fully ed for three
IN but Ave $500 win be sold for $3.50 In
ciuting stool and Also elegant Drawing Room sn
- "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

NCR SALE OR TO LAT--iN YORTy FOURTH erREgr
20 feet west Of Ninth avenue. two fan Iptr, with
slsnsher Hcuse carpenters shop and bahns Also
IN Fsry afh street Haf the purchase money can
- Dspa and mortgage Apply ~ 2J6 West Forty ASh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

uAvE yoU SEEN THE SPRING NO. OF NINE. DEMO-
II HESTS MIRROR OF FASnfONsY If not and have
interest in the fashions you have missed great treat
Bo not fan 10 H. Only cents Contains nesfy MOO
cravings and elegant designs beaa accurate prac
cal and reliable information of all the prevailing modes
MILLINERs, DKEssMAKEas WILL NOT DO WITH
NINE DRMoREsT's MIRROR OF FASHIONS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29

The following incidents Of the battle OF
Leesburg we do not reoollect TO have seen
before In print. They are extracted from the
Federal army correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Pres.
A man named Stokes, who was among the
list Of prisoners, seeing no chance Of escape,
Of the dead, as though he we're really hors das
combat. At length a rebel sharp sho ooter,
stumbling upon his ocdy, selected It ~ an ex-
cellent one for foot-rest Poor Stokes Waa
the rebel, having made very success full shot,
sprang up and danced around for joy, wall
ntrh knoektug his foot stool into 8 ieiiys--
IiStop, 1br 0odss sAks 4 q sAopted 6tok6o. -
ssasI.sssaos ssa ssa :. ass .sssss ~ - ~ ~ -.
B. 'sj' b n; u ! ! |
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score Of rebels to the spot, and Stokes, when
last seen, WAS going of under guard with q

score Of rebels to the spot, and Stokes. when
last seen, WAS going of under guard with q
very crest fallen face.
The most deadly contest Of tho day occur
red between member of the Massachusetts
Fifteenth and Eighth Virginia regiments -
The latter, as is well known, were at one
time retreating, with the Fifteenth hotly
pursuing. The rebel rear was brought mp
by most determined fellow, who turned
repeatedly and discharged his musket at our
ranks Animated by the same personal dar-
ing, Federal soldier rushed beyond the
head of bis column, firing continually. At
ter the pursuit had continued for some dis.
tance, 1t being feared that our men were to
be drawn into trap, they were ordered to
retire. The order was obeyed by all save the
volunteer who had led the advance, and be-
fore many minutes he was seen struggling
with the laggard Virginian, whose own col
ANN had gone ahead.
Three barrels of a revolver were discharged
at the rebel without seeming effect, and the
Virginian, rushing upon his assailant with a
huge knife was about to stab him. His knee
was on the others breast, anu the loyalis had
shut his eyes. The knife, huTever, fell from
the others grasp, and he reefed over iifeless.
All three of the pistol shors had actually
taken effect upon him, yet such Xas his ever
mastering brute ferOcity, that NDr rome in
stants his wounds were without effect.
Our informant adds that more reckless
courage, upon both sides, was never remark
ed All consciousness of organization was
for a time abandoned, and men, fig htiDg upon
their own responsibility, presumed, even in
the face of DEATH to set exam pies of bravery.
number fell dead in the aRt Of courtiug 6s
seornfslg so sDzife opemiy tecg v0113a
never leave the field alive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29

CoTros-PHorsorxp GuH -BoArs.-The follow
ing communication, suggesting the building
Of cotton. protected gun. boats, we take from
the yicksburg Ehis. The writer certainly
makes very liberal offer towardsthe fur
thsrancs Of the en- torprise:
WAkkIs8Tos, Nov. 19, 1851 =
Edttor WKig-I am well onvinced that steam
war vessels for the Confedsr ate States, 10 be
used as gun -boats, to bA protected by cotton
bales, and for the protection Of tbs valley OF
the Mississippi, can be sn snccessf1ily built, and
will render wonderful service for our Just
cause. Ipropose TO be one Of Atty or TWEEN ty-
Ave who will furnish one hundred baies oi
cotton ut once for this purpose. I make th IL
communication for your papers that others
may ~ once unite and accom- plish this dssi-
rable okjsct.
IwiIi give thson hundred bales whenever
On amo0nt snIjetsut, In cotton or money, u
supssrIesd q h4un oy ysspefe one W Hn0rs
ss'T' AS1s Risbsssss,
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Incidents Of the Capture OF Messrs. Mason
and Slidell.

Auu SllucIs
Speaking of the incidents that transpred
when the arrests were made, the Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
writes
When about forty miles off Mattnzas in the
old Bahama channel, the Trent hove in sight
and the two vessels were soon within hailing
distance Go nmodore Wilkes sent n shot
across the bows of the Trent. To this no at
tention was paid when another was directed
near the bow. This brought the steamer to
Lieut.. Fairfax, to whom both of the Con fed
crate passengers were personally known, was
sent on board the boat, supported with two
more boats, filled with marines.
Lieut.. Fairfax went on deck and called for
Messrs. Slidell and Mason, who soon ap-
peared Lieut. Fairfax POLITELY inform ed
them of the objects OF his mission and asked
them go on board his boat. To this they
objected, Mason rem arking that they had
paid their pass sge to Europe, 10 the British
Consul at Havana (wno acts agent for the
mail steamship line and he would not leave
without force. Lieut.. Fairfax, pointing tc
his marines drawn up on the decks of thf
British steamer, said You see, sir have
you must use it, replied Mason. With this
Lieut. Fairfax placed his hand upon tho Sena.
tors shoulder and pressed him to the gang
way.
At this juncture the passengers rushed for.
ward, somewhat excited, and attempted to IL
terfere. The marines immediately showed
their bayCnets, and Mason consented TO thu
GecISiOn OF Lieut. FalflaA, asRlng that hs
might be permitted to make his protest il
writing. Just at this time = fine specimen o
an Engiishman rushed on deck III military
OF naval uniform, (the officer in command O
the mails, probablyD and demanded why pas
sengers on board that ship were molested -
Lieut.. Fairfax informed him that he hat
stated to Capt. Moir, of the packet, why h.
had arsested two of his passengers, and fur
ther tt an that ne had no explanations 20 make
Protests were then drawn up, and Mason anC
SiidelI, with their Secretaries, Eustis anc
Mcfarland, went into the boats of the Sar
Jacinto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29

w. NOTICE-At a meeting held by the BA-
~ KERS' SOCIETY of the city of Richmond,
on the 2'd day of November, 1861, it was unanim-
ously
ResoIred, That twelve hours labor sufficient
Cor to work, and pledge ourselves to each
other not to work any ore than that time for our
employers.
BY orde- e 'ie Vice President.
no 21-.{ft
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A TTENTION, OFFIOERS. .-courts Of In.
E IA qui,y Of the ist and q hsstAlion Of the l79th
Regiment, win be hsld IL Military Hal, over ia
Fret Market House, ON FRIDAY next esfh inss.
The h-sf, commeneing 1t II o'clock A. n !. VIII
ccnsta Of Mi ]. 3. Rsdy. PresiSens; Captains j..
Bah Bigger. r. q. Coghlan, Jas. Moore, ana ].
Sweeney. 49, -. .s'..e'' - - -
The ssssnd. commencing at o'clock r. n. win
ccnxaA, g @ cs AaJsr John 3 Rady, President, Capts
j, Sweeney. - !. .'..'s - - =.
Rseim.9tal Court win bs held q the ssuas
Eaes @ SATURDAY. 3oth inss Z oonmsneang q
y o'sosk =. =, 81 whtsk aps asa Dssss ~ il1on
IVY w. - ~ ~ y. S1ss4 ~ IN - w
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s,Taa sDs ChoLHsA,-We sti,I continue to hear
Is ,tsnk tsnk Of the wholesale destruction OF hogs
ls,ea.ee +s esnu ual part Of the State by that mys.
s.I, ~: . disease which hA. kitner 70 bafkaed tals
Mo- all Who have sayesiixated the subject.
lsss SO egsAg 0Hly tins thousand. sud saw
s.ssI ysstsauAy Whteh sstim4tsd ms Ioas
fsAss ssaEly kion4 ~ l4<o9s 6hople the
Isst* " DE tjss46es s4t6Aa Il WnhN k1 All
rasa III r., e. w
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a~1- CHANGE OF StjHEDULE.-TravsI
81 era goiug South wiz obserye that the kF-
TERNOON TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG leaves
this city at THREE p. M, instead of four as for
rusrlY. loo 26-lml T.H. WYNNE. Sup't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29
PROM CENrREvILLE.

Release Of Ficklin-Om Forces Pyepared to mset
AcCaeltas-A Grand Viss to General Stsart-A
Funeral StsAf-U UnisiaS the Eiehth YirSfnia Re-
sssnens TO a< 7Airj brigade, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29

GUPEkIOR OLD BRANDY;
- OLD RYE WHISKEY; s
Fine PEACH and APPLE BRANDY;
Pale and Brown SHERRY, very old;
MADEIRA WINES, various qualities;
OLD JAMAICA RUN; .s%
ENGLISH CHEESE, "Queens Arms"
PICKLES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, and
0ROCERIES. - %$G9 s
For aals BY w. D. H.AIR 4 CO.,
Opposats Spotswood Hotel, Cor. sth and a
no l3-dtistJan Main sts. Richmond. W.
DEAL OOGNAO BRANDY IN BOND.
"A few packages real
OF old importation, OF tho brands "Jas Heuncssy 4
Co., planst r CO." now In bond, and for sale by
no 4-ts r. Il. ROBERTS.
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LOUISIANA DEPOT,

NICHMUNU, VA, Vct. y, 1901.
~. THE UNDERSIGNED having been sta
~ tened in Richmond for the purpose of receiv-
ing and forwarding all goods sent from the State of
Louisiana to her troops in Virginia and having
also been appointed by the Relief Committee OF
New Orleans their agent to receive sill goods sent
through them, has taken the front room of the
house occupied by Hector Davis, On Franklin ST.,
and can st all times be found there by persona hav-
ing business with him.
JOHN Fl. MACKEES.E
Quartermaster and Forwarding Agent for Louisi-
ana Troops in Virginia. oc 29-In
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r LIQUORS., GROCERIES, &c.
800 bbs. WHlSKEY.
80 bbls. Apple BRANDY.
Sd bbls. French BRANDY.
IS bbis. GIN.
80 quarter and eighth casks French BRAN.
DY.
90 bbs. Sweet WINE.
IS hhds Shoulder BACON.
O0,000 CIGARS.
IS cases SARDIEES.
2,C00 pounds Smithfeld HAMS.
so kegs Sup. CARB. SODA. @o
50 bblx Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
100 bbs No. and No. 2 SUGAR
40 hbds. New Orleans SUGAR
IS baskets CHAMPAGNE, Ciicquot brand
bbs COPPFRAS. iEF
500 lbs INDIGO ard MADDER.
10 pigs BLOCK TIN.
IS bags COFFEE
10 bsgs Grain PEPPER.
IS bbs. ALCOHOL.
Also, large assortment Of other goods for sale
THOMAS JONES'
no l9-2w No. Main It,, Richmond, Va.
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Louisiana to her troops in Virginia aud having
also been appointed by the Relief Committee OF
New Orleans their agent to receive sill goods sent
through them, has taken the front room of the
house occupied by Hector Davis, On Franklin St.,
and st all times be found there By persona hav
ing business with him
JOHN H. MACKENs.E,
Quartermaster and Forwarding Agent for Louiei
ana Troops in Virginia. 29-iE
U7ATCHES AND JEWELRY-Consist-
w ing of a general assortment; Locket' s
Bracelets, Necklaces Ear Rings, Breast Rns Co j.
lar and Sleeve Buttons Watches, Pencils &e., o,
sale. Would like to job off the whole lot at q
BENNETT Sc TOLLEsON,
no 2s-3t* l43 Main street.
NTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-l have opened
~ an EATING SALOON, corner of Main and
18th streets at the PALMETTO HOUSE.
am prepared to furnish Snacks at all times from
o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock ct night
Oysters stewed, fried, or roested Ham and Eggs;
Beefsteak; Turkeys; Ducks; fresh Fish; and hot
Coffee ard Tea at all times OF the day.
no 2s-lm e CROUCH. Prop'r
SHOT GUIyS
BENNETT 4 ToLLEsoSf
no 2s-3t* l43 Main st, set.
N A L s. NAILS,
600 KEGS NAILS,
Assorted sizes
For sale by
no2-7t* s. McGRUDER"S SONS
@ AMUEL Il. ADAMS,
y No. 225 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND,
Genera, agent for the Sale Of Tobacco, Cigars. DC
With a variety OF other goods constantly receiving
from the South, which will be sold at scsls al
vance. no 28-lm*
HOGS HOGS:
offer to the public
PORK from the best corn-fed Hogs.
O,ders left at my Cffice, Franklin ST.,
will receive prompt attention
no 2o--3t* N. M. LEE.
CEWIN9 MACHINE NEEDLES - Nee.
- dies for Grover L. Bakers Wilcox a. Gibbs,
Singers, Wheeler & Wilson's, Laid Webs:er's
and for many ether kinds Of Sewing Machines.-
For sale by
n 2s 6i* J. A. BELvIN.
NEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.-The sub
= scrber has for ssle, for cash, aGrover g. Baker
SEWING n ACHfNE which has been used but
ve-y little and said 20 be as good as any of tha,
manufacture. Price sos ANY one wishing to pur
chase will address "H at Dispatch Office
no 26-3t*
A q 4 3 E E R.
Person. dssirous Of good glass OF
Can be accommodated
BY calling at
no 2s-3t* l7th street
P : rArna.
The undersigned offer for sale
800 reams NOTE. Ruled and Plain.
7C0 LETTER. !" "
400 CAP, Z"
$50 PACKET. /"
20 BANK ENVELOPE.
CARTRIDGE, ,,,
THOS. H. SHIELDS co,
50 Grsyter IT., aud 10 Bank Place.
|25 BAGS SOFT
For sale BY
THOMAS JONES,
nc N-dt No. Q Main atrset.
AZ .v ALCOHOL
no a7--6s 10. 4 Nan strses .
1 7N6H U1IEfTxTU-I Se,s sS1ss1ps,
ssa sulsyk Sgl.Hes1 n 4les tyN
= i6;'s1
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U7ATCHES AND JEWELRY-Consist-
w ing of a general assortment; Lockets :
Bracelets, Necklaces Ear Rings, Breast Ans, Co J.
lar and Sleeve Buttons Watches, Pencils &C., OF
sale. Would like to job off the whole lot at q
reasonable price.
BENNETT Sc TOLLESON,
no 12-3tk l41 Main STREET
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T OST-NEGRO BOY.-On Tussdsv last.
IL st Manass.s, NEGRO B o nsmsd ED.
MUND, about 30 years of age, was left Ct Manss
sas-he probably taking passage In the wrong train
OF cars. The satc boy had several carpet bags
haversscks, DO, and -ss On his way to s. Caro-
lima. Any one apprehending him. and sending
him to the Central Hotel Ia this city. win be bsr.
ally rewarded. d. O. HAWTHORN,
Due West Corner Post. Office
no 28-6t* S"uth Carolina.
r OST-CHECK.-The subscribtr DaVine mis-
IL placed or lost the check Of Charles 8. Mill.
dated Nov 25th for Mrs. M. @. Oorbin, by Lggon
Corhin, for huDdred dollars all persons eau
toned against tradir for the saus.
Logon CORBrN.
Comptrolers Ofacs,
no 2s-3t* Custom House
OST--Somewhere on the Railroad between
IL 9ordonsviLe aud Manassas Junction, . HAND
TRUNK, marked "J. V. B.. Warrenton, va
Any information concerning it, given me By letter
viii be suitably acknowledged ard rewarded
las. v BROOKE,
no IS-eodot" Warentsn, Va.
n OsT-
Il On B,oad, between sth and 7th streets,
4 Lady'a Wire
PURsE.
Containing 5, 3, aud one dollar note.s The
finder will be hberay rev srded by leaving it al the
Disoat h 9 iii 9. no o2eL3s*
ISOUND--In the celisr of the new building en-
II the conner OF Grace and 9th stree,. on Eues.
day mornings numbee Of d NsEk KNIVES, a
sinS FOE Ks-A sa;sisssian
SPOON, and small Int Of 'sANDyFS
fhe wner can get them by calling at this Office
and paying charges. no 2s- s.
TOUND-Yes etday,
II A sun of MONEY
y hch the owner can obtain by applying at tbis
ofca, paying scr th advertise msni, aud describing
the sum lost no 2S-3t*
TRAYEDOR STOLEN-SlO REWARD
- Stray ed from Camp Iimm"ck. on tn night Of
the Goth instant a ANAL BAY HOfSE, belong
ing to my Battery, With the brand of the CONTEXT.
rate States &C. 81 ON lis fore shoulder TIL
above reward vii be paid for his delivery to ME al
Camp Dimm OK, near Shields Sp ing.
j. HENRY RIVES,
Captain Nelson Light Artillery, Company B.
no 25-6t*
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II D r Il + N T.
A BRICK HOUSE,
Mar hall -eet, between 25th and 26th street.,
n Ch 1rch Hi'', cnntai' ing rooms an 1 two
c sets; good br ck kitchen d coal h USE Pos
aess on given immediately. Apply to
Cts X. UT 'OoN.
sTOR K E N THE STORE ard CIR A.
= merry in he village Of Port Royal, caroline
county v. present o"cupi bv F. Ii. Pend'e-
ton. EsG. The store is two story brick building,
with . large and convenie cellar; ba also large
,ouTtingroom attached The Granery is a frame
ouildi G suitable fer storing gram &c. For terms
or information, apply to
W. SELDEN PENDLETON,
no 2l--lmF Richmond Va.
xTOR SALE RENT, OR EXCB ANGE
e FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY-Ny
FARM containing '40 acres, two and ss half miles
from Richmond. Address me. at Richv1ond, Va.
Or cali at my room, corner of Franklin and Gov
ernor streets. s. Il. HART.
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wv LINEN RAGS.
The Dslvidere Manufacturing Company wishes
to purchase a large quantity Of LINEN kAGS, for
which the highest cash price will be paid, ON de-
livery at the Franklin Paper MIL on 9Th street,
corner Of Arch, near the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot.
oc 30-ln GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
~ Petersburg Express and Lynchburg VIZ.
giuian please copy one month.
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1 FARM OF 100 ACRES for
~ SALE OR RENT.
1t lies in Dirwidde county and adjoins the corpc-
ration of Petersburg The HOUSES are new, con
sisting Of DWELLING, with five rooms. The
out houses consist OF KITCHEN, NEG RO QUAR-
TERS, SMoKE-HOUSE, STABLES and COW
SHEDS Seventy acres are c'eare five of which
il meadow Apply TO PANNfLL 81 SONS,
no 25-d2w Petersburg Va.
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a. oEE Rss;s, aa@Uoks, .1~
y U N u RIES.
- - a-sels CRUSHED SUGAR.
Al 'hes RYE
25 oi xes TOI. EFT SOAP.
50 boxes extra FAMlLv SOAP.
500 lbs. Coun sry-.mac- SOAP.
80 dozen EDgl' h PICKLES
TO dozes WO r. ESTER SAUCE.
PEPPER SAUCE, CATSU"
Re, e;ved and for sale BIZ ~ &c
no 2e-@- ka' LAND BRO.
1000, L55si a5o u. sElr w. :; "a vHEhsE; E5s3..
$50 baske.s - Champagne WINE.
lo SECS CASTLE SOAP
l59 bbls; superior FAMILY FLOUR.
;. 3Ge lbs. Sdpesior GREEN TEA.
Fer sale st etai hy
! J. s. ROBERTSON.
| no GS-l0t Cor. Governor ard Franklin s.s
Az BBLS. APPLES,
| ~ CHEsTNUTs, CHEESE,
| Leather, Feathers,
| Wool Rolls. Butter Lard,
And Dried Fruit
Receiving aad for sale on consignInen,, by
| no 2e-2s sPOTTS d. HARVEY.
| ENISH-Wo have III store, consigned for sale
| Il 100 DOls. North Ca olina MuIets, quality fine
| JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY.
| no &-lw l3 Pearl street.
| ITALIAN MACARONI.
SALAD OIL.
| PICaLILLY.
| WHITE ONIONS.
| WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
| CONFEDERATE SAUCE.
FRENCH MUSTARD.
S q. GREENHow,
no 27-6s 18th St, bet. Main and Cary.
| 40 bsIs; OF sFRIFaorswr- EF2YF; brand
" aTranted to make
| GOOD BREAD,
R. G. MORTON CO.,
Commission Merchants,
no E-0* Shockoe Slip
~ L D U L e.
small quantity Of this saEs5es s ", ,,,,
Vi ''' s. G. GREKNHow
no27-6t 18th st., bet Main and Cary.
On BBLS. CAOICE
~ NEW CROP
NEW ORLEANS
MOLAssES
THOMAS JONES,
2-6t No. Main street.
WINES.-50 boxes CLARET WINE; hall.
w casks pale EKRY WINE, Of fine quail
N no a,~ss EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
NJ . T q Z
l have greatly increased my facilities for the
manufacture of ths Confederate Mills GROUND
| COFFEE, and have given the sole agency tor it's
| sale to Mr. c. w ROBINSON, who may be found
at No. % Pearl street, at the house OF SPoTTS 4
HARVEY DAVID BAKER, JR.
no 22-lm< "a.
| NHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, to which
~ we invite the attention Of suffers and
wholesale buyers
500,eOO German CIGARS
10000 Domestic CIGARS
100000 Havana CIGARS
100 boxes Toilet SOAP
400 dozen Aleyanier's Spool COTTON
l5J lbs. black and colored HREAD
90 hhds choice Brown SUGAR
40 bbls Crushed SUGAR
20 chest Black TEA
10 chests choice Green TEA
20 quarter boxes RAISINS
50 gross MATCHES
80 reams white WRAPPING PAPER
20 es choice CHAMPAGNE
5 quarter casks Old HRANDY
LEE & DUNHAM, 3s Psart ct,
no 23-lw% Below Cary.
r LIQUORS, GROCERIES, &c.
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Hf A NTE ID IL wish one hundred NE
w GkOES, more or less, to put on q pisnta-
ton fully improved to grow cotton. propose ci-
her to hire or divide the crop with tie party fur
tresz r. BLAKE,
Vicksburg Miss.
Refer 70 q. T. Wortbsm L Co., Richmond;
Payne, Huntington Co., New Orleans.
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TOR RENT-A
II BRICK WAREHOUSE
1U0 feet front, On 18th street,
Between Gary street and the Dock.
I A, q

NOR RENT House ON 10Th street, between
T Main and Cary, containing eight rooms Pos
session given on the 1st January. Apply to Box
8i6, no 2s-6tx
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VNyAN TIE D-A MILLER WANTED
Wv For the ensuing year. He must be comps-
.ent To take charge of Grist and Saw MILL rum
Ding by water power None need apply who can.
not bring the best recommendations for honesty,
sobr;ety, industry. and abundant capacity. Libe-
raj wages given. Appyto 1.
j. MADIsON SURLETT, Suolett's P. o.,
n" E-ln< Powhatan CO., Va,
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@ AMUEL h. ADAMS,
- No. 228 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND,
General Agent for the Sale Of Tobacco, Cigars. &c
With variety Of other goods constantly receiving
from the South, hch will be sold at s.,sls nj.
vance. 2S--lm%
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HfNOh hEIN - house Ou lVlu street, D0tWec0
n Msin and Cary containing eight rooms Pos
session given on the LIST January. Apply to Box
8I6. no 2s-6t&
FOR RENT-Ths CAPITOL HOUSE, second
door below the corner of Main and 9th Streets
Is again for rent, the gentleman who rented 1t hav.
ing failed to comply.
The Furniture throughout the bedrooms, par
Tor, and diaing also, Kitchen Furniture, will
be sold to the person renting for less than it can be
purchased elsewhere. Full possession givsa on
Monday next, December ID.
no 27-4t* b. JONES.
TRANKLIN HALL,
Il Formerly Old Trinity Church
next dnor to the Exchange Hotel, /,
Has been fitted mp with stage scenery &c +,
end viii be rented for the purpose of holding tx
hibitions, Public Meetings, &c.
Apply to
no 27-6t. II. P. STRIDER Lessae
TOR RENT.-Two large ROOMS, over the
subscriber's store, for rent. Possession to be
lad upon application at
JUAN PIZZINl'S,
no 2T-ts No. l2S Main street.
FURNISHED ROUMS
r. TO L E T.
On east side of 9th street, between Main and Cary.
ALSO
.EnAR sxesllent s.ss ....sz.-s.y'
fyn0KING
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CElI-
WANTED

WANTED
ONE HUNDRED FEMALES
To work on CARTRIDGES,
the Laboratory q. s., corner Hh and Arch sts.
Good wages will be pai If Immediate application
Is made. W. N. SMITH, "a. s. K,
&C 5-ts g. s. A.
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EOR RENT
T. The large and cony cnient
STORE. HOI Sc, with
Packing and Smos e-House attached
on 18th stEeet, next door TO G.. T Wortham e. Co
now in the occupancy of c. Z. Snodgrass.
Apply 10