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-. TO TIM VOTERS OF THE SFNs-
.s.t.,rNNl Al. D.SrRICT TtOMPtlSEIAnL

- To TIE Tot FkS OF ME NfNA
i,S7'ToNi Al DISTRICT COMPuSFIhOF
rHt % I \ lES OF HENRICO AND
iIANoN ER.--Hr. Williams &. Hic&ha,n bay.ino
..,.e-a his srai in ne senate from the above
If,-r.-" The so"c.tation of nnov gentlemen
-a'oacc g! different political parties hereby
.,a,earo myself candidate - i.)i me vacancy.
ra"e,t srp'ov n& vAag Sccas TO I'D the'9,uhli,
a.agea,. IL opposition 20 = regular political can
.,. .a She present excited condition Of the public
s#r5- -i.aij @AGicnt myself With the above sim
% .Eurnaen'- pi"dFicg 10 the voters Of ,h.
district. Is they shall SCr ii 10 eicrt ne TO rxctt
whatever ~ as'iitl / possess, both 81 mind and
tr- '-eaSNog al party feeling or ure stice1 r.
te e,'ao' hm"n: oi Son'heru la,i, .rcnlsaee art
..- p.onn'30n " tAe hes; interests II oir roi,,c
tt yaGmouweath
--t-t- JNo. 4. GAENETT.
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1Bs Escssr BsSs SrrFErstcvs The aov
"rumtnt OF Ggtat Britain. IN oYe Of its mos, .
uting s,ners sonc,.s, authorized the susp~u sion
OF tue Bank ~ England which, hy i,s exsra.
ordinary ard ansxsilnpled eredit. though In A
state oi 6usprnsioii, enabled that fioyerumsnt
'n carry oh1is Operations through most ex.
IhpsiSc war and the com rim est curitai mi
credit ot all the ba INKS In the t,.r, f,<,.r.,..
States i aio nj egn,t to tho Ksnk of Enrtand.
ana viii enable cnr young oufadcrarv To-
erry on 'hs war without sending its bonds
horoad, begging Foreign capitalists 10 tsh..
them, OF hawking Its TREAS ury notes In small
quantities over the country for sale ms ths
To sustaiu itself.
general susf'"n sion of specie ,sayrr .ps IL
vt All unts 10 be regretted. and we yvhs re-,
pieip Der ,hs days OF IFS. and It's inccr ssntcn.
ces, boprd never to witness another hut
that was bropght about by ca 10. aud circuvr.
stances totally tissImilar from the present.
and AS different viii be its res s,,Ils and effects
That "as Il commercial er!sis, produced by
over trading rnd Wild specu letting u,a,,ts--
not confined to any particular sectiop hut
embracing every Guart.r of the giohs when
,nlmei,s- ouins were Invested in wild lands
and projected railroads, which. though theV
might ultimately have proved valuable
We're, III their ureaitiyat.d spd unfinished
rohttncn. uupfoducuke aud useItss and
oid not rea.ize III. interss. the debts
contracted for their purchase and of
ccutse had Ia be sacrificed to lx,y the princi-
pal thus involving the ruin Of the Hhole
country~-locking up all ti,. capital, IT; proc
ta'tuS t'tiS ffrtiG9 ei tr.ult, puDiio ana
,,riyalc, HI" Present cris,s IL Of different
ehNracter--poiilicai, not monetary--And
though necessarily affecting the commercial
and Tuonted interests OF the country, rs 3n
wars do, II came upon thv sou tn IL n time of
com partttNe pecuniary prospegity--hayinga =
large capital within the Ton t,deracy, and all
our banks with frst-rat6 credit. We have
another adyantaee, possessed by no other
country at war, in having witiin our bonn.
dari.s every thing We actually need, and,
III consequ quence OF the blockade, having no
trade with other countries, our credit will
GOT Dee deprecated by asking other countries
10 credit us, or take the issues of our Con-
iederaty or our banks. Credit - capital, and
a> we have abundance OF it, Ii Is only mecca.
saTy 10 make the best possible use Of IL
amous oirselNes---noi abusing it--by extend
ing 4 generous coniidence to our Govern.
lfents, Confederate ana State. IA wei! as TO
All our institutions, and 10 individuals enti,
tied to II; and all Will work harmonious,y
and well, TIL we have freed ourselves FROM
domination never again ~ be exercised over
us tor all time TO coins.
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ssS.s1ss&& 7Ea,EE'EEveSS.

la til r ANNUAL NEETING OF
'F~-@7 TIE STOCKHOLDERS OE THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY will
b5 aa'1 ~ TIE ofEc" az the Company. oFar Wood
lIa--s b"o'.s'oGr. Oh TUESDAY tue ST day OF
cr;o..r. l-Gl, 1T l. O'Clock It.
st I7-2w I. Ii. JACKSON, Secy.
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s.-.Su. MEDICAL GARD

OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME, OF the old Medical House confines
1i'set mainly TO IN oifee practice Franklin ST.,
sd-'!r below the Exchange totel :snd dag nally
oft9-ie Odd Fellows Hall, ~hcre skllifni ID con
fra',al tIeatmen; may be obtained ON rea onsbie
rf.as. Those who have te-n exposed to certain
'5a ,-ous ailments, are invited 20 call early.
Loumunieations by mail, or otherwise promptly
s~uaed 20. Once open from 3 y. II. till i. NJ.
a. HJ-ts RIOHIOND VA.
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ns.a MOTTO E.-Th., annual meeting. Of the
N%STOCkHOLDERS OF THE BANK
tt kitHMDN ID VII be held ut their p;nkiug-
House "n 1 Z ESDAl, the Isl October, 1861. ai u
co,tL NJ J. y. NACMCEDO, Cashier.
-r tf-2w
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- T0 TnE NoTEKN OE THE aEYENTH

N,s T0 TIE VOTERS Of THE SEVENTH
'-@"t CONGRESSIONAL - Is / i lot .,ni-
I'..r 90. t0c counties of Campbell Amherst Nc-
-.. i 1Hralr.c Fiu'sBau and Euekia.sIaln.-At
.' f.~,-ailan of u number 4 gentlemen q: differ
,.' r=rje throughout the District .l!l!Innce NY
>. cal 'u'iafe /" represent y"u ii the irst Con
CH-- Il t'r Confederate Sfises, under f..eir per
Lr|.n C'ii-fi'uti.Hl. | VII take TN early oppur-
'n:'E q" ai5r+ss Tie people a shsir respective
torut- Houses.
-r lis JAMES p VOLCOVBE
viii Enquirer aud kXaniaer please copy.
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ihstrxssssa ssAeeipESf.--J AMsa OENhh, n
lad af i: sssY- of are, wishing ~ haye htxh
iaes ago. ssoualsi thestpp VI = hux car Ana
wiasie she ear MAS in motion M FILL AetWeeu
the bumpers on the track, aud the wkerh
crushed him 10 death. lie wsa IN sons q Z
whiew lxdy. s
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ny CowARDIN & HAMMERsLEY.
EsI.a. ELECTIONS.

- TO CAPT. JOHN II. YOUNG, e.
~ Si6 Col WickhAu, having resigned h,s
..a. la ,tn Convention, as the ti-lccatr sfon ,hi,
.-...,. vs. respectfully invite Won H. announce
,sr-r,: cand date for seat in said Convention.
Fs> 7 Reid Jno. 4, Hutcheson
RAt' : Pollard. James Lyons,
fohH NieANa'" Nutr1 Ming.
~anj t"ifaI, Ar. Rtc',rd H. Wilmer.
aea y Tar" """i II !. Christian,
2 T. Nyl !. thsv allie.
". J. o. H"r"''i' Ioha u. WaToa.
LnH y. DAVIS. Jahn Uatl,iyb;
rai =. I'm Na. John Il C:afn.i,
a. y isNtH., Ro. 4, Mavn
W. T.. Nc Minp
r-risp Sept. 9fh Ieai. 80 a..,
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TIE xDAHLeRxSr.-Tbe Inventor, Com. Dahl.
gren, eomman6s the Navy-Yard NJ washiag-
ton. aad is making strong efforts to Ut out Z
grestt naval expedition, which, II is very
likely, viii first impinge on Ship Isiaud and
the i'llacent Mississippi Coast. The State Of
Mississippi has respectable force ubcer ,hc
of the Commodore. The latter Is mann factas-
Ing guns for Lincoln. While th~ Gsn~rSi
has furnished tEe drawing for which the
Dahigren Is now east IN New Orleans. strrtas.
against brother, but this Mississippi brother
does not seek out the brother in Nashtngton
10 destroy him Ii Is tho Northern brofhse
who pnrsues with deadly aim the southern
brother,
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SiaurtSe AT Losu RaNaI. I.--Rified cNnnon
haplan yisicn A .orreshurdsnt OF the
CAsriasiun HssearT sasgcsts TO si,npa~
provfss for s,xhiina III long range with the
TELESCOPE. He propcsss that strips II tin
forming ban ts for The siars Of gan, inAy -
hind the gun In this ;.ro0yS you may ret
III. telescope when about 10 ere. We gtvu
the suggestions fer what IL ID worth. SoeAlted
" telescope sights are NO novelty in gun
Dery. - 2
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rksOTE4sHDNAE. CARDS.

F-[gs DR. f. ". HANCOCK having been or
~ defcd 70 G n Eyvelt Brigade, Surgeon,
". H"rc sally be absent from the city for IA time
lal.-r wishing hia professional services viii find
Il. representative DR.. JANIS L. WILLIAMS, 81 his
ettco, prepared 10 attend TO tAa.l calls.
DR. JAMES f. WILLIAMS offers his profes
s0nal services TO the citizens of Richmond and vi.
c.aliy. lie may be found al DR.. +. ". HANCoCK's
Office on Maia between 81 and ith streets, or at
Nj NN. ). PHILLIPS Office. on 18th street betweeu
A1a and B;Jnk, ~ the usual Office hours.
Any message left al either place VIII be promptly
p''nrsI-l 20. 80 l0-ts
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HIShSAL RESOURCES OF rHg CoSFHpeRA ~ -
Mr., n. a. Pratt. of Tslmadss, Ga, writ.
inG t" the Savannah Republican, devotes q
the Confederate States. We make the follow.
ing extracts
sit may he of interest TO your readers To
know that, having spent the last summer In
sentf"f Cfuioclcal reconnaissance of North
Georgia, East Tennessee and North Carolina
nave had special eye Ia those mineral re-.
sources which could be made spt,cially avail
able against oar Northern foes. Ealtpetre
Sulphur, and lead, havs all claimed my at.
tentiou.
The three States mentioned cannot supply
lead enough foI y single battle of this metal:
however, we have. or can et.all we shall need.
With regard 10 sulphur. IL can be made In
abundance from the pyritrc, which exists in
large quantities in various localities. The atD-
paratns and process are ex tremely simple. but
Wa viii not soon ba obliged " resort to our
native supplies, l beiievs there is now In
marke l. If not in tue hands of the Government
an ampi. supply tor even q seven wears WAR
Not 80, however, with regard to nitre; what
We n quiFr We viii have 10 work for am
happy 10 Gay that have Discovered Ii n many
places III Tennessee and Georgia. Some OF
lhr iDcat,t,fs are new, others have been and
ar. beng worked, but in every ease In a very
primitive yie, 50 that the operations, in no
case which has fyllen under my observation,
reai,Ze NOR" than half the amo,nt which
well directed. lu1 i;,ens euergy would Weld.
The result OF my iayes tls atoms is. tina w'o
shall not want for this .snew Of war; Ii tho
'nht"Fial Ii not wns ted by ignorant opera
tors.
raCtiou of nltre from the earth, IN which it
occurs. Ii the Government viii publish
them, i Will h- glad To SEQ them SIM pitrd
gratis "nii witu arc engaged in the work.
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IrsrFs ALAsAsA.--A corrt spcndsrt
troui ferdido Minis, Florida, writes that An
ais.~'ious murder was perpatratsd over tho
rerdido iivcf. In Baldwin coanty, Alabama.
IN Tne-daN, the i7til. The writeT gives the
particulars as follows: s--a
On Monday n man named VIM. Mcleod
went 10 the house OF Joseph Bats- and in.
suited Mr.. Bates by q somewhat indiscrimt.
ia IT, abuse Of hiin ard the neighhors gene
reilly. lie LETT The house after Bates had In
r"taiIl tion fot the abuse recei, ed tsps,owed
on hiin mauy opprohrious epith-ts On Tues
dsS Afternoon, having armed himself with Il
douhl.-btTrei SHOT gun, which he borrowed.
he went near Ua,rs's house in company with
Il brother III l;s>", aic5Iliau,l who having oe-
c1ficn, u - r.,id, for {. iitt!" tar, Was going
into the bnu-" ~ procure II, when Ac wis
Ituuastr,t by Mci4uod 10 desiI,, Bates 10 come
ont. 10 he wished to talk 10 hlpl. Ba;es went
out hras II Mcleod, rulne hundred aud fifty
feet from the house. when the latter de-
inaud-i why certain names bad been applied
IL MIN the day before. X quarrel followed,
during which Baics took a maui when
McI.ep .rdered him 10 40 10 the house
Bates ATTY nor. f.et rom h!s an!aeo-
MIST. hen the latter, taking deliberate aim,
exploded, irultlesslF, tine OF the guu.caI.
The oiher Barrel unfortunately went of,
iodgIp. forty tivo buck shot within the space
III a mau'S hand, near the region oS Bates's
heart. 81
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COMMISSION BUSINESS
WIN make liberal advances on BACCO
WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN, aud all other minor
products of the country. such as BACON, LARD
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER, DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS, &c, &c.
Quick sales and prompt returns.
So i3-lgn
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JNo. L. GAENETT.


49, COZ. GEORGE ". RANDOLPH
I-f ''oters efHf CaEasiss Of Heaoyry. Ha.ri.n.
ltrrlfs Cfg, Ass ksrt Ef',nt-'i Cjt,. U,r7-:rf
e's c't., 9-f l",'S' ana 2f tie C,ll,s ot RicA-
-..t Esa u Ht.-easairF
}aG will now very soon have 10 elect rerr,..
Sensitive i"r this district in the Congress OF the
l-',. i,s..'r States.
IHe iWparsuce o: making tlc hes, selection .,
f, ,..s" rs.HnHt b "ve-fa;cd Ihc thoughts and
e,-. %. U.tIy Ci ynar fcliuyv voters have without
.e previous Couccrf. simultaneously hre,, at
.se'#. - col. GEORGE ". r RtNDOLPR as n
..4s "'Hn' n'iH qualified ior ths iuporiunt post.
l- rII.ifasy and naval exVer.su nee, his Irnfon
..,t~.- --s'ion 81 the commercial resources ard
t...,s o.. r'e S"uih rs exhibited in hi, nast4rIv
,-s-- p ls %" Virginia Convention. the high stand
..- sai ilfN,ncr Won by his industry, clnuuence
sa ~'-~~snan~hip in tha; Convention, all give ~,
.u.,, q ,uFHUcr Ct his greater uSctnluass i'm the
.i>t.s "t he Co'ticd"Tacv. which for some time
.. .'... mus. hr chiefly A.S oted tn the considers.
-. Vi "n. military and cnt'ln' rcio policy.
Earnestly devoted ;H tae cause of the South
= 'h .nf vigorous apd clear, well stored witt,
.ar"d lD,n-Wh."u; viii purity Of character aud
A-A srns" Of honor which cnUflaisds respect, end
cyHrlESy ot mnuurr attractive r. ali. Lp h:s; never
ID" . ?" NJ. with credit ard distinction every trust
,.r. sd L. him.
IiC = IL reason % snppos,. that lis election as
s"ee.o.r q Congress VIII Interfere = i'h hi- mill
--H f'''!,~ - Congress NjN 1aart IN F.l.ruar, :.
,1-l "t fhe year when t,-Tt = I:1'y Iro1aI,ili lity
'.it 'lr position in tAs l.nin-u;a will be attacked
FL i "n'lEy, aui wltei ii d artillery eau m iirrle
u,. -,R ancarnt Of Gie condition ot he roads
We haTe 'iunht hat Cni. RANDOLPH VIII
c.g,.H. to- s-ryr. il elected; lat to remove al
4..s ulrn the sHivo,, earnestly call upon
seq. a]'h l-ol. MANY VOTERS,
7s,'- I-ot.1-s If f1s Coaa,ieS af panorsr. Har;.,
o.-7ies City, Mr. h-h', E';,atM Gin, I9lifs
C.. r'a INK, oad Me CITES ef RicaaoEd aa3
= a'a.bgrg:
m response 10 a call Ito9f. o., m. in -I- ru,.ric
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NOTICE .~-an physicians prescribing sor sick
sei.iers al private houses and hospitals west
oi 9TH street are hereby notified to send their pre-
.eriptIous 70 EDW'D T.. RohiNS0NS Apoths
cary store. corner sth and Franklin STREETS, be
slsns bsiag authorized by the surgeon General 70
fuYnlsi thcss preseriutI0ps. o. u-ts
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NJ ANTED-FifTY RECRUITS FOR THE
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOI-
UNIEERS.-PersoEs wishing to Join tLis Reci.
snent vi have the privilege OF selecting the Com
pany they desire TO be attached to- and will be fur
nished th good uniforms and accoutre.aepts free
of charge.
For further particulars, apply at the Rendezvous
IN Corinthian Hall, Main street. between 9th and
10th. Office hours from 9 A ~ until NJ
BY order.
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Major and Comm. Subsistence
Richmond Sent | LII lshI -. I3--fr,

w rANTED.-FORTY NEGROES wanted i'm.
w Inedateiy-good haIds-to aid in saviug
sugar crop during the next iour mont hs III the in
terror OF Louisiana, above Baton Rouge. Men pre-
terred at 81 per day and found; women in pro
portion. An excellent opportunity is offered for
that force, permanently on shares the place, in
full operation. refer TO the members OF the cid
house OF Dunlop, Moneure Il Co., Richmond
Direct to A. A. WILLIAMS
&c ylDl Pass Christian, via New (,riosus
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ATANTED-A NURSE.-A neat aad iiIv
/" COl.ORED Girl. Iaay hear at good ho,-e,
~ q Nurse. Il, a ssaal faa,lIy. sia must be with.
ens any eucunbra0oa aEd well recommended. Ak-
Ply early, Ut EZEkiEL'h n, ~ MiLn H.,
se 1t-ts Aaileys's Old stand
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FINE IJOvORS AND CIGARS

FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for his market.
ALSO-1he best OLD RYE WUISKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-distilled in the
mountains Of this State.
Al LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pare and good. or no s;tles
f.. Particular attention paid 10 putting up and
shipping Goods FOR Officers and Soldiers stationed
AT aud away from Richmond.
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TERles on ADYERTIslllia.

A@S0 1H0eTttS'rs<na IN sxna proportion.
oS Advertisements published until .osbsd win ts
charged 20 cts. per s1rsre of sfGBr Ltxys .ry t.a
arst insertion. and Is ots. fer each Continuance
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b. KEES,
sc l3--ts Recruiting Seryaart

sc Its Recruiting Sergeant.
"ANTED-SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY
w Applications will be received for furnishing
supplies OF RED PEPPER, POTATOES, PEAS
BEANS, and winter vegetables OF all kinds aud
Pickles, for the use of the army, delivered at any
point convenient 10 the troops, or in Richmond A
supply OF Red Pepper is essentially necessary
This article should be carefully preserved by all
who wish to minister the comfort and health of
our forces in the field, ground up and packed in
bags boxes or kegs. j. II. CLAlBORNE.
MGior and Comm. Subsistence.
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w \ = I r D-RECRUTTS.-AR BATTERY
w OF LIGHT ARTILLERY i, now beng
formed of Mary ladders Guns uorSc5. tlr. will
he ready in few days, and all that il required is
for men 10 come forward and enlist. They wall To-.
taken i'll charge H once and supplied with cloth
ing, uniforms, rations. and quarters
4 he obiec, is 10 nil up as rapidly ~ possible SO
as I" ee ready ~ cross the Potomac with the army
in order to assist in freeing native Sts,e IRON,
the horrors She il now enduring.
All Ma!ylanders, or others who Tny desire 10
join with prospect of ima.rdate and 0rfie. ser
tf-e, viii find recruiting officer st NACDoNAi
"MontSomers House" l2rh street who will give
them any further iusoim;3tion
The Battery viii be attached 70 a MARYLAND
Brigade. Sc 4-st@
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. TCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

DICHM0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL
The next session OF this Institution will begin
OCTOBER lst 1861, aud IL expect ed to correspond
tn all respects 10 those Of former yenrs.
The same Faculty will remain the terms will be
~ heretofore and the same liberal patronage from
this section and from the South Is hoped for.
Iy> II has been decided TO give TO the daughters
Of Volunteers in the service Of the Confederate
States, tuition In the English branches FREE OF
CHARGE.
For further information, or for catalogue apply
to CHAS Il. WINSTON,
gs-ta President
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4 NJ POI RTANT TO OFFICERS AND
1 SOLDIERS.

J. 8. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of Governor and js.az'in Streets Richmond
FlgjUia,
Keeps constantly OF hand large and varied
soTi,nen: OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
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MILITARY GOODS, &c.

All AIRY GOODS
Ihs best stock in the Confederate States, for re
TALL embracing every article for Use in the army
OvercoaIs, ell kinds; fine Officers Suits made 10
measure in the best style; Ucloth Dycrc0ats
L.Sgings and Cap Covers all ready for use: Cana
baters. linen and cloth, all sizes 100 dozen Mcripo
Shirts and Drawers, the best assortment in the
Stat; Socks Canton Fmncl and Jeans Drawers
SILK CNHERnuIRTS
and DRAWERS;
Heavy Beaver Oversacks (bue.) very iin. Vests
Of all kinds: Waterproof Oversacks, seimless
OlLCLOTH by the yard
BLANKETS and sHAWLs;
Buck GAUNTLETS
and GLOVES:
Suspcnders Stocks, and Pocke, Handkerch,efs
Fancy Cashmere and bingham Shirts ~ dozen all
sizes; Cloths and Cassineres by the yard or iec,.
100 gross Military Buttons;
l. t and
ID doy Grey Indrrshirts and Drawers for soldicrs:
Havrrsack- by the hundred Oilcloth cheap: Cas-
simcie SuitS tor the thousands Trunks and CARPET
Bags Super White Shirts, by the dozen or single
one; Zouave Caps; OiIcloth and India Rubber
L w. ROYSTCN x CO.'S
No Jli SycaEor street
Sc a--lni Petersburg, Va
I'o wooLEN MANUFACTURERS.
The Gwinnett Manufacturing Company is manu-
featuring superior WHITE WARPs, assorted
numbers.
Orders solicited which will be promptly filed
and at low prices.
.s7Cive null and clear shipping instructions.
Address, T.. STEADMAN, Agent
SO i6-lm* Lawrenccville. ia.
NORTH CAROLINA
IN MAJ UFAC TURES,
~ and IA Brown SHEETINGS.
"a and - tHAMBRAYS
COTTON YAEN, assorted
Orders, accompanied with the cash, viii receive
prompt attention. W. F.. HALL
=" 2ilmF Wilmington. y. G.
MILITARY CAPS,
Ivi MILITARY CAPS.
JOHN DOOLEI offers, at Wholesale and retail,
20 the military and the public generally his large
stock uf home manufactured GOODS.
Grey, Blue and Black Cadet and Fatigue ssvie
CAPS can be- had at his establishment ~ favor
able terms as in any city in the South Particular at
teliion is deair 4 "a the Bl;c. Miiitsry CAP Il is
thr finest, most durable, and warilvst Cap now
manufactured Having hand 1. good supply of
stocks, the manufacture Of DRESS HATS for the
Wholesale and retail trade viii bc continued
JOHN DCOLEE, No. 81 Main st.
Sc al-ts Richmond. Va
MILITARY BUTTONS.
lh MILITARY BUTTONS
MILITARY BUTTONS
Sixty gross MILITARY COAT BUTTONS
jast rece:v ed. for saia ov 9. GENNET.
.n N--t' 40 Main s.reat
ENGINES FOR SALE.
~ y L / G. T.
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Al AiANTED-loe BOOT and SHOEMA-
~ kEkS, TO work ON coarse work also,
q To work fine work
Also, one good FILTER and CUTTER uesslrd
Apply 70 JAMES KNoTTS, III Main ST.
Under Wm Ira Smiths Clothing Store.
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LNDGEWOOD MAILS SEMINARY,
~ AMELIA COUNTY,
Mss N. V. DANFORTHS

ISS II. :. DANFOEIH'S
vi s & II . o /.
Leda coiored Cot,ags Broaa sftcn. Aira io,y Leiox
Tie .4tritr9 Church.
Tie Tenth Sessio. of this School will co,rt,,rrc1
on Tt,ESDAf the lst Of October
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27

hAN AS REWARD is offered for
IL i+e apprehension and delivery 70 LIE of a
-a''9 GIRL named ! ANE, about Il years OF
-. whom nifed of Il. il. j. Cloiton, Agt., Of
-i4,ud. and Who abseuted herself troIn my
''' herr MAAies ster on Thursday, the 18th
80 and perhaps - lurking about Richmond,
re "i 1he camps Near by. Said girl is stout and
"'@'i! and rather over the medium height.
X. q. LATHAM.
Ashrhr-.sr S4pt. 81 tEhf AZ 25-}rs
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M yANTED-RECRUITS for the HANOVER
w DRAGOONS.-DestfIng TO increase con.
sideiably the number of my company. wish to
list several men OF good habits good constitutions
and well mounted. Any person desirous of Join.
ing, will apply within the next twelve days to Sergt
f. WLssroS, mt TayIersvlile, Hanover or after
wsrds by mail, to me, at Fairfax &. H..
WINS. &. WiCKHAM,
@sW Cant. Hapoxar Drauanns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-27

4 RS. j. DREW AID MRS. II. Il. LEE WILL,
Ifi Resume tie du.ies OF their School on the IL,
October next ON Franklin, between 9Th and 9Th
Streets -. l,,@
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u u RED DOL RS E.
- " L ID Runaway from the subscriber,
- NE 9th Instant. Il, Vienna, Virginia, q Alu-
- Boy named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 years
!. 'se . ic't or ii inches high. He had on when
Ell pair ot " lite oznabury pants and a checked
i, 10 cost is rather sidw spoken; no particu
= L'4l 3 remembered.
'ae above reward viii be given Tor Sufficient
|. -. q e9nsi.t any white person of assisting said
n, ~ eiecting his escape; or TWENTY-FIVE
IL rs ,Hil be- paid for his safe delivery either
~J'el 0! in any jail where Can get him.
a. X. TRIBELE,
<'-in" OF the Sd Reg't s. g. Vols.