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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

DIsTRItT cOUKT-Rsa r. p Nvrvv Juda,. w1rilau. A.
yaRssSy cIeTt Regular Terms enWrner 20 Ihe sreoed
81 prEuASy Anh Nay aad thid hsadAys August
COCSTY COCRT-tSsa. James Jslnssa JsSee; william A.
January tk-hoAs ts regular Terms % thr aFet
~ JsRHaTy. Nay saA Reptenl-r
COURT 0Y hEHSiONH-H"a. James yshussa. PvrsIAlnR
JO6Ns ThasaS GpuSa D. y. Vnper Asss~Inss jurc
sad Mlal Januasy CSk-ksids ils regular Tsmsoa lhs
nTst AoHAays n Nasrh, yuIy Esd NsveubeF.
tnbATk CGRr-Hsa. Janes SoAnssa. SsARs: WIllam
January clrt-Aas rsEular TsAs ts SSssth MSaday
Of esrh asSsth.
BOARD OV RUPERvIsORR- -e.asIs,s Il 0esrrs v. Avua.
AtHyt and Wilism Jabise; WIhlsz L. Skauary csTh-
he1 rEuisT 1sstings Ihe AOadsy sf earh nsnth
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

Two DAEiTEs we're, some time ago. tA.
ken before q Dublin magistrate, charged
with intending to fight duel" The
Justice. who was 9 shrewd and waggish
man. had strong doubts as to the really
pugnAciOus inclination Of either Of the
prO(essed bellgcrents; 30 he dismissed
them upon promise "nOt to carry the
matter further" !" but added, " Gentlemen,
Ilet you OF this time, bUt, upon my
conscience, &c you are brought again be-
fore me, I'm blest IL I don't bind you
both down to flght." They did not offend
the second time.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

TIE OCEANIC FLooR THE Nbe 81.
of the Atlantic n paved slsl q
sticky substance called doze; =
consisting Of very minuts A
Of them mere Jumps og iesIe
sands Of which could ht|ks
drop Of water b6sht
wheels; Othsr 6hnd
threads shooting lfpr
Some, however, aFe
property Of separating N,gI
watcr-which Is more than 81
could do; and thefs At6 haE 8
square miles covered with the
of these little creatures. Part g
is doubtless from the clouds os
which rise from the vast NtepFe
America in such masses ss y
sun, and make the animals Ay
and which, after sweeping ii4s
over the country, lose thslH
"steep Atlantic" No bqnes
found Of the larger animals
kraken and sea.serpent nj kht
last sleep, and leave not . bon
zebra to tell the tale. Not 8 q
chor, not block OF stand, ilp
keepsake has been fund b G.
countless gallant stdpsend alsz
gone down amid thE pisIlsss : g
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

"wEsrERn" EpsToR reeeHtly s.
in q bran new suit Of stores
hero Is what came Of ths ciss
Ho says I'VE hARe hlsl
suit of clothse. and ~ eaee e. y
efIectuallY disgrited. a >
gentleman. UppA AIet :.
We felt ike 4 cat a d 5lR1hat 9
for ! long dime thtdt 2le
ped of. We vent % ths hongs SRI
the baby into dts; our Nila q s
we wanted to zee M. CIaFk, snf IS.
that We would nnd him IR !.
went there, and pretty gobn
business men came h, viii -
per in kia hand. HU7mhed 3 tte
was in; told him We thoAf - ~
him IL he wished.io see - 8
said he wanted him 70 paTi
him we didn't believe b Vos.[
business man LEFT. Started 81
again; met ccupis ~ FsydtH
one OF them asked che 1zllRs Il =
handsome stranger is thatx Ip Il,
lcmma We met friend and tod
We we're, and got MIN 70 ltltf6a
our wife, who is now a. pr6u4
can be. The next time wa eeti&
we shall let her know beiSrshaQd s.ll
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
BANK EXCHANGE.
CARY HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
PLAcgRvILLs.

JOHN LYNCH. ... .PROPRIETOR.
HTNhE UNDERelGEEO having become sole propFI.
i etoE 81 the above named popular eal0On, would
respectfully iN Rm his friends, and the public gen.
rraiy. that, - heretofore. nothing but the BEST Of
LIQUORS, WINE, CIGARS, etc., shalt be found At
liberal share of pateoaage. JOHN LYNCH.
HAceFvibSs, Feb Q. 1851. 1ehO-9m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
A. ORLEANS HOTEL,
CssueS sS Main and SaeEa@ento streets
lA.s. RLAcRRYILLE.

u. =. PLANT, having IeaseA the Alove Mamed
popular Hotel, is uSw pgepaFea 70 accommodate
peFmAnent o. tTaasteat 6saFdeTs in style EQUAL to
that Of auy hoase IN the C0unty. No painS Will be
spaTea Ia render the ORLEANS Still mare deSeTV-
Ing Of Psblie support than heretofore and the
PropretOr. 9th eooadeuee, anticipates literal
ShaFs u pssAlie paIFsaaEs. Ssbo-Sa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PCHLISHED EvERY sATuEDAY NOHxrxo NJ
q L WI Ks - JASSU Any.
~. aGLvrEs, -. ..-y.,x.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

DRInD iigs Of California production arc
selling at Auburn, and are highly praised.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
CONE oNBi COME ALI
-D TRg=
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.
VRLD. COLLINS Z CO.. -. .PROPRIErORs.

HAVING PURCHAsID g.
aud REIlrTED this old
AiAnd, ws would nSsSTm the psbliC that vvyA
are st ali times ready Ia accommodate --A-Z
ths~ who may favOE as With their patronage. Our
You chi A0d everything th< nATteI s6trA,.
Oyster Gtews, that can't be Beat.
Porter Hoase eteaks. Pork Steaks. Mutton Chops.
Ham and Egss, IOs Rolls, HOT MuainS. aud Game Of
all kinds.
hr GAME, CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE SUP.
PERs SERVED 10 ORDER.
Wea.s pTepaFed TO furnish suppeFS IoV Balls, Par.
ties, &C., At the shortest notIGe.
House open at ali Hours, Day and HiGht.
tIne dooF br'os the Oasis Saloon. Main street.
vkED. COLLlSs, (di3l PAT. eLAVHN.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

TnE FIRsr AND ffaAL H0E
youth perhaps xomen tAIA g
I" I shall be happy whsn ThlS
to love me best Of ant III
husband was too careless 4
comfort me /" then, thEe
watching and toll =
me an when Il gs0ws up
after the long Journey q
weariIy Travelled llts
heart ts weighed deA
den, and heF snIy llupe
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To leave ths ehul
the fury Of the clrI
peSFed 70 him -
do 20. he must pa1 ~
Another haGh 81 li<t
BIS fearful colnp ~ -
most within Fsse1l %
ing resolution. a " 8
Of all his remaining se
from the spot On Wl.e
stood rooted, ranr with
down the long aisDas hn9
Of relief as he fit che 6apl
heard the door shut beh
tie the bride Of bis boGls -
Of moment; he spFang -.
at that very mOmSHt ne Bo..N -
door shut viOlently-rthp lbeasg yese
wild leap-but WHdeE ere -
the fearful form safe behInd The TIIeI, - 3.
his waist was suddeaiy elatehsf 60
which held it Ike an iron vs. r,
The horye, seeming to dhape the tee9
Of his rider, reared and pIgqge4 - ~
started at his greatest speed. He Ins Infss
iVeiy took the right road t0e4saI d
and went ct such . Tate - psOl4sss4 -
to terminate this terrible jsutseys Z ~
the strength Of despsptley, ~ r tEss4
to undo the rigid clasp abgyt HlE gs..llsI gss..l.,I
but the feeling Of hands, cold ~ lest kA1
bOny as those Of skelss06, s4s go -
additional touch Of hogToa, 10 d4as9 -
repeat the attempt Hs:eppbes spd ~
jured his companion q. tell tla name anp'
nature, but there wqs 20 ahsWtg.. 10
movement, not eten, is Il betme a hlllls
the drawing Of the breath /. ;.aNa 1sne ST.
sped with wild sWiltheS1 thaeNGA -
dark forest path illumin1led gHly ~ -
ftiuI lightning. He. eouA aeEss eszssss
wards give any clear Aec0e1t Sftis sAAil
tons during q ride whieig Matelany ssepe1.
to him inteEminabls. That - 5spepe8
his reason and his life unde9 N l19GeeRa
tinued stress Of such m0gtal tesses
matter Of surprise 10 himself ~ ~
friends. 1t vas over ct last. ttsle -
at hand. He saw itrfs ntlY -
with . sense a selif en9 -
never before 81 pgSlsn 8 s. !. :.
bis own gate. 1t was pRlas s -
fol servant who bad eat un s. ~.
ious wife Of Mr.. 4. q t&1.
turn. But the Hifghtgaea k1s
BuVo EeteT uA1O 0vetS -. -
Of surprise at seeing his Wn4fe
thus accompanied-he sbet - ~
few across the hMn, sbd o.
finally ct the hali-dUOE VIII
sudden o. almost umsemtsa ls11 -
The next day u We
the companion Of NJ, T.A N -.
an insane woman, who had 619 -
her keepers, andsfsts hidlne - -
had taken refuge ftesa ethes essss -
church just before b sntsssa ~
Mr.. T. diseoyered The ssal easssle
being who had caused hin -
fering, be was SURPRISED At hi :.
and was willing TO attribute g s<e
accountable depnes1ioa ofns11nzgA
such a. is sometimes ezpssle1fa e
who boast the most robust -
moFai heaftiis
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

I" N 4 G y LA"
HAIH STuEHT, PLAcsRvTLLB.
Alex. Heater - Pst. LyHeh, PrOpF's.
LODGINGS, By THE NIGHT OR WEEK.
Our Liquors Uill reeO@mend Themsslves.
We are Agents In PlAeerils foF
lUOCUM'S OYSTERS,
which We are prepared ts famiSh, vholesale oS
retail, ON the mOst accommodating terms. We viii
alec serve ehe@ up. fJT OeatIeHsrR og Ladies', In
our private TIoaas, N every kR0Wn style. dB-S@
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
RoteIs, Restaurants, Etc.
THE GARY HOUSE.

-
THE CARY HOUSE,
Thresaory EkepsOOF Hotel. Main S., FIaesvvile,
CULLEN 4 LANDERs. PROPRIETORs.
Maw. CCLLRS, cnAs. .. LANDERs.
TN slI the improvements AHd eonvenIenees which
modern h0tel.keeplng has rendered essential,
the Cary House stands pFe-emInent. II 10 lighted
With sss. and f4rniatrd In every department IN the
most approved style. Il employs the hest talent In
SVrSS depaEtment, and The table ID aiWayS snpraed
With ire choicest OF everything to be had In The
market.
on NE Hlkht. dlS
MOUNTJOY HOUSE,
CLASx ENckcx BOTu)
Main street, ~ doors West Of the Court House,
PLACERYILLE.
~ tcDY,...,.............. .....PnoPAIEToH.
NNIE UNDERSIGNED (late Proprietor Of the Pa
cihc HSsIse, SaIsaD Chy,) desires 70 Inform the
1sena Of PIaeervIe, and the travelling public that
he has leIs~d The above popular and veil established
Hotel having entirely reJuVenaird and re-.
MODIFIED Il throughout. hopes 70 meet with liberal
share ef ,,atVSNage. Strict attrntion viii Ne pAid 10
Ibe comfort Of guests h0th In matters 0f l0RnR and
in the detail. 81 his TABLE, which he vii always
Lrrp supplied with the choice Of the Market regard.
COURT HOUSE EXCHANGE,
Opposite the Court House, Main Street,
AcRRvILLE.
ID. II. Black, ........ ........ Proprietor.
STVlIE BEsT O9 WINES, LIQUORS AND SUGARS.
always on hand OYSTERS served In
every style At the shortest notice, At any hoar Of
Ihe day or Right. ~ Gentemen and Ladies are
invited 70 give us Q call. dee79-ll
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
Main street. near the - Old ROunA Tent"
FLAG CERvILLE.
n. B0R0WsKY.... PROPRIETOR
Best Of Liquors, Wines. Cigars, &C.,
Constantly On hand.
TRBsH OYSTERS. EVERY STYLE.
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COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY,

OMss, SA Colena Street.
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THE OLD COTTAGE CLOCK.

Oh, DE old, old Clock. Of the housebold stock.
Was the brightest thing and neatest;
IL hands. though 3D. had = touch Of gold.
And It's chime rang stall the sweetest.
Twas 4 monitor, too though i,s words were few,
Yet they lived, though nations altered:
And ito voice, sill strong, warned old and young,
When the voice of friendship fatered'
Tick. tick, Ii said, quick. quick 10 bed
for ten I've given waruing:
Up. up--and go--or else, you know.
You'll never rise soon In the morning.
A friendly VOICE was that old old Clock,
As Il stood In The corner smiling.
And blessed the time, with merry chime,
The wintry hours begIthng:
But a cross old voics was that tiresome Clock
A Il called at aybreak boldly,
When the dawn looked esay, DER the misty way,
And the early air blew colby,
Tick, tick, it said: quick, ont of bed,
For five I've given warning,
You'll never have health, yoa'il nsver get wealth
Unless you're up noon in the mornlng.
Still hourly the sound goes round and round,
With tone that ceases never
While tears are shed for the bright hours fed,
And the old friends lost forever;
It's heart heat on-'hough are hearts gene
That warmer beat and younger;
1ts hands stiil msve--theugh h. nds we love
Are ciasped ON earth no longer,
Tick. tick IL said--:o the eharchyar.i bed:
The grave hath given warning:
lip-up--and rise TO the angel skies
And enter n heavenly morning!
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FALL ELECTIONS.

Ma TO THE VOTERS OF The SENA-
S<SA0TOKIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE COUNTIES OF HENRlCO AND
HANOVER.-Mr. Williams G.. Wickiam having
resigned his seat in the Senate, from the above
District, at the solicitation of many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties, | hereby
announce myself a candidate to iii the vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems to be the public
sentiment in opposition to regular political csn
vass in the present excited condition of the public
mind shall content myself with the above sim
pie announcement, pledging 10 the voters of the
District If they shall see fit to elect me- 10 exert
whatever of ability / possess, both of mind and
heart (esehewing all party feeling prejudiee) TO
the establishment of Southern Independence and
the promotion OF the best interests OF our noble
cid Commonwealth.
se 24-s JNO r. GARRETT.
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.ppay~TuvnT or ppoyy

AFFDININENE II FEUAf.
RT01 all Men BY these Presents: That we, the
subscribers, being Stockholders in the James River
and Kanawba Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy, to represent each Of us in all general meet
ings Of the Stock holders of said Company, held
within six months from and after the date hereof,
when not personally present or represented
by some other Proxy; with full power and author
ity, at such general meetings to give such vote or
votes and 10 do such other act acts, as each Of
us could give or do a member of the said meet
ings, if we were personally present; and we do
hereby ra,fy and confirm whatever vote votes,
act or acts, our said attorney may lawfully give or
do for us, In pursuance of the authority hereby
conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this -- day of
-. one thousand eight hundred aud -.
Teste: tSeI.
ISeai
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WIN. p. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
Richmond 0e. l. 1861. oc 2-2awt2a0
nELIGIuUS BEADING FOR THE
h, SOLDIERS AND OTHERS.-The Bap-
tist Colportaga Beard, located in this city, have
now hand very large supply Of religious tracis
large proportion OF which are addressed especially
10 soldiers and written by distinguished Southern
Givines. We are daily hearing Of good results
from the reading of these tracts in the camp. We
are anxious TO place them In the banda Of every sol
der In the State, and appeal to Christians b and
cat of the army 70 aid In . work In which so
much good may be effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP.-This il the title
Of IN excellent selection Of hymns. which contains
some twelve Of the fayorite spiritual songs Of each
Evangelical denomination. Parsons buying twenty
or more.eau have them 1t two csnfs apiece. Speed
men coolies Will be seat 70 ChapIains who desre Il.
POCKET TESTAMENTS--In fsw days
We shall bsehls 70 furnish 600 Testamauts 1t IL
cts. apiacA These whaling supply would ia
well to scnd II their crdera.
The above may b found At Gsorss J. Summers
Iron -frant Building, Governor street.
a. z. DlOKENHON,
y N-e Ge& opvt 1aptik CspegtaGe.
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Par OrF1cE EE0frxkR DEPARr'f or VA.,l
Richmond, Va, Sept. 3Osh, 1851.
NOIlCE The Acting Paymaster for the En-
lN@gineer Department Of Virginia win be in this
city from the 18th to the 18th Of October inclusive
for The pu pose Of making payments for materials
sndsnppes including labor furnished for Defen
sive Works constructed under the direction Of the
Engineer Office of this city. He will tnen visit
Norfolk and vicinity for the purpose Of paying for
work done and supplies furnished under tho direc
ton of the Engineer Office there.
Parties having claims viii please present them r.
the proper office, that they may be made GU. and
Approved in time to be paid By him.
JAMES MAURICE,
LIST Lient. Acts Paymaster Eng'r Dept.
2--2aNtfDID
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rTrr,rrARYsGOOrps. sc.

MILITIA GOODS. &C.
Cavary Spurs and Bits;
Pistol Powder Flask;
Eley Double W alter proof and G. D Caps
Hosse F.ustes ard CARDS;
Shot b. It's; Pouches;
Liquor Flasks, with Cups;
Sardlna Knives and Scissors;
FRYING PAWS.
SHOE THREADS
Carriage Knobs, Bolts, &c;
Hatcbets;
Tent and Sail Needles;
Best Sewing Needles;
COPPER TACKS:
Mschins.s Files, all sizes;
Iron Wire;
$500 gro IS Screws, assorted, to H.;
COAL HODS:
Shoyrls, Tongs and Tenders
Tea Trays;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF every descrip.
ton.
FINE POCKET and
TABLE CUTLERY,
And many other desirable Goods, for sale by
WILLIAMS e. ELLIOTT,
Importers of Hardware, &c,
No. 81 Main st.
We expect to receive, in G few days. q lot of
FINE CAVALRY SADDLES,
GUM PACKING,
SHEET ZINC,
BOWIE-KNIVES,
BEAR KNIVES, sc.
a.
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DIEDMOST BATTERY.-This corps Of L.Ght
l. Artillery, to be composed Of picked men, ana
commanded by competent and experienced officers,
IL now forming. A number Of intelligent and able,
bodied young men have already joined 1t. Uni
forms and equipments free Of charge. For turtle.
information, apply to Major GEO. ROSS, Brandy
Station, Culpeper county, to N. SCHELE d.
WE'RE, or G. w. TRUEHEART, University o;
virginia. Sc I6--eodlmk
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= no THE YOTERs OF THE COuN.

W. ties of Haneue-, He.rico Charles City, Rcso
Kent, E;iEabeth CRY, Janses Cry, and York, and
tAs Cisies Of Richmond ard Htliamsbvg:
In response to a call made on n,e in the public
press and in private letters announce myself n
candidate to represent you in the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES OF the Confederate Con.
gress
Although the setive operations of the campaign
viii not cease in tiue for 10 visit you before the
election yet have 10 reason to suppose that they
viii interfere with the discharge of my duties as
your representative in Congress, should il be your
pleasure to call me TO thai body. In such event,
shall endeavor to represent you with intelligence
and fidelity. GEO. W. RANDOLPH.
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NOT1CE.-The 9th Annual Meeting Of the
IN Stockholders of the ia MES RIVER AND
kANAWHA COMPANY will be held in this
city, on MONDAY, the 2S;h inst.
Stockholders requested TO appoint pc xies.
and forward the lists to the Secretary as
possible.
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au /,

D'EQUEsT MADE TO PHYSICIANS-li is
Ia, respectfully requested that the Physicians OF
Richmond will report the office, corner Of Bread
and 9tiI streets such officers and soldiers under
their charge as are qua-tered il private families
hotels, and boarding houses stating their copd-
ton, where quarered, and, far practicable the
regiment aud company to which they belong. This
information will greatly promote the public SER
vice.
All officers and soldiers quartered in private fam
lilies, hotels, and boarding horses, who have been
sick, but are not attended by any physician, will
report themselves as above, stating their condition
location company, ard regiment.
JNO. H. WINDER
I~;r,
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& Eco UESTRATION TICE.- Having
- been appointed by the Judge of the District
Court OF the COME derate States OF America for the
Eastern District CT Virginia the Receiver sor the
District d. sguased ia the subdivision OF said Eastern
District OF Virginia, made by said Court as No. 3
and composed of the counties Of AibemaTe, Flu
wanna. Louisa, Goochlend, Hanover, Henrieo On
Guiding that par; of the City of Richmond lying
westward OF 18th street in said city,) New Kent,
Charles City, James City, Gncinjipg the City of
Wilsiamsburg,) Warwick, York, Elizabeth City,
aud King William, hereby notify every Attorney.
Agent, Farmer, Partner. Trustee, other person
holding or controlling, within said District, any
lands teaements, or hereditaaants, goods or chat
tells, rights or credits any interest therein, of
for any alien enemy of the Confederate States of
America, speedily TO inform me Of the same and to
render to me an account thereof, and, so far a.
practicable, to place the came In my hands. Any
such person wiiifuy failing to do so. win be guilty
Of q high misdemesuor and Liable to be indicted,
convicted, fined and imprisoned ~ provided BY law.
And also notify each and every citizen OF the Con.
federate States speedily to give information TO me,
Gas he is required by law Of any and all lands,
tenements, aud Entertainments, goods and chattics,
rights and credits, within the said District, and Of
every right and interest therein held, owned and
possessed or enjoyed by or for any such alien
enemy. HENRY I. BROOKE, !.
Receiver for District No. 3.
~ My Office Is room No. Z, Belvin's Block.
5routiug Bank IT.. RishmnpA 90 4-1m
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HOTELS Il REsTAURANTs

n Y 5 + 4 Il $.
The undersigned ara receiving irssh ssn
daily. They are taken cut % the wsssl AZ
morning saA aysSye here AZ o'siock IN zoe a.
aeon. They viii be furalshsi at wsseieesas = "A
tail az our hes,-e It'll street. between ta';. -
the noek, IN. wYETT 8 "
Nc z--12xk
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Hrs LINE ADEMY
OF TIE

COLOMBIA. 8. c.
This Institution resumed Its academic exercises
MONDAY, Sept. ID Offering all the advantages of
. tirst-clsss Academy for young ladies.
Tc-ms per Session of Fire Mosths:
Board AM Tuition in all the usual branches
Of 3 complete English education, (psy-
able in advance. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Sl00.c0
Entrance Naturalization fee............... $50
Summer vacation II spen: in the academy. 30oo
He'd and Bedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.U
Washing and Mending. .................... 1000
Pocket Money ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Half Bcarsiers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4o.00
Day Pupils, senior Glass, per quarter.-.... l3.W
JurIor Glass per uarter......... 1000
Preparatory Glass per quarter ............ 500
Latin. French Italian, spanish and German $40 90
Drawings. Crayons .-..........-.......... 500
Painting in Water Coiors. various styles.... 500
Oil Painting, Grecian end Oriental, cache. l0.0G
Music--the Harp, and use Of Instruments. 5000
The Piano. and use Of instrument..-....... 1900
The Guitar and use Of instrument. 100
Vocal Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Caiisthenic Exercises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Embroidery and Ornamental Werk ....... 500
Artificial Wax Fruit and Flowers. 1000
Postage, Books and Stationery, If not furnished
by parents, will form extra charges, as will also
raedica attendance.
No advance in money will be made for clothing
OF other expenses, unless sum is deposited for
that purpose, and no accounts be opened else
where without the express wish of parents or
guardians. Sc I9-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-12

GUNNER CLOTHING.
- AT VERY low PRlCA
DARRACGTT, HARRIS Il Co,
Have on hand
Fine Dress Sits.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITE.
Fanny COttoDade SUITS.
Fancy SIX VESTS
Fancy Marse.iiss VESTS.
White Linen COATS.
Blay and Spanish Linen COTS
Linen and MarseiIles PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, ali styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
NECK TIES, HhNDkERCiilEFS ST0t1
GLOVES. SUSPENDERS and sOCks
Which hey are selling yery low for CASH
DARRACOTT, HARRIS * Co,
ie It's liz Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-12

HISS0L N.-The copartnership Of
GARRISON, ANDERSON & CO., was dis
solved on July LIST, by mutual consent. j. a.
GARRISON will settle the business though either
partner will sign liz liquidation. The books and
accounts can be found q: the Office of CLARKsoH
CO., No. 100 Main street ]. A. GARRISON
j. NJ ANDERSON
an It's III. BROWNELL