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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

Essyes fgsgupport eHthss Constitutiou,aad
laws Of tho United States, were not csriz.
hitting. treason against the State. He
finally alluded to tho Law in regard to
carving concealed weapons; in tue course
of his judicial experience he had always
found that the coward always armed him.
self first; aud though a person t6inkipe
that he is in imminent danger from some
particular cause may be jhstifidble in arm
ing himself TO repel such danger, yet the
practice of carrying concealed weapons for
general defence e.inces arowardly spirit
andshould be frownsd down and snporess.
After which the Grand Jury. retired To-
their rOOom. Much of tLecbargeis neces-
saFily omitted, though the above synopsis
contains most of the prominent features.
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BALTIMORE, May lO.-Telegraph. aivices
from Frederick, .thts y morning, say the
mlSonntain. forest on the. Maryland side oil
tue Potomqctl near liarper's Ferry, was
tired last nigh, and much, yaluaJie timber
destroyed. ( 2 y 3 Il q Il e
|, About 800 Kentuckiaus md YirginiRns
were ensamPed 6Hfibo 3NlarylI,nd sho
and the nights in that vicinity were being
A battery had ebteH placed At Jefferson
Rocks. Trains have also been laid ia
pipes, for the, purpose Of blowing Zip the
bridges aud otherpropsriy. Mt q, moments
notiseyn necessary. - 35Iasa -
o. The conduct ofths yirginians exeites
Indignation among tie people. Of Wash
f 9F6itty Raltimoteaas passed through
frederick for Harper's Ferry, this morn
ing. @ Izs5a''t' / '.ii5i. = = =
The Norfolk line steamer reports that
the .Virgiaiaus have seized the srlalIisteam
leF VIM. Seldom. which made The connecJ
betweeu OLD Point and Norfolk. Thus aIi
communication in broken otf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
From Washington.

=
WAsHIEsrpS, May lO.s-Aajy Rhett; of.S.r
C.,,a pAymaster.i IN abe Army, has 5Seceded
from the Federal Government, lleavinr,a,
balance Of about $40 900 against him an
Adjusted, re 5fii -
Lewis Clephaue, of the Nationat Reuab.
Hear, has been appointed Postmaster Of
the City Of Washington.
z Gep. ,tiarney Is acting with Gen. Butler
.nt the Relay HouGe. mo - Il = Z
The frigats Ntagapt Is destihed for tie,
blockadiug Of ChArleSton. n e.. = =
Last night ze4of the Maryland Guards
Eere arrested by Massachusetts, pfouet
guards, for attempting to esenDe-to viz
giniasfo join the secession ifofe6tt Thee,
viii be dealt with 4s traitors. ~ ! y a :.
e Gen; Bsaursgar With. RnsselI Of the:
London INES had arriYed at; Afo6tgomery.
ontbs 9Th. : . s''fs'!,
Tho Government Continues TO be over
Thelmed Rith otiers OF .nSraf and ta15ii
forces for service AgainStithe rebelE.
Prominent men from Hll paris OF the
country are constantly coming here for
the purpose. Of .tenderinR aid.
81 OEer,ifty vessel, already have been or
fersd from the New England States. TO Be.
! armed and and equipped at tbesowner,s
expense. 49, q - r
/ Parties represeetinR the owners OF nr6sg
/ PelteEs navigating Northern lakes, nronose
e bring their scfhfts down the ST. La4F-s
! renee ald Atl9piis 4oTe, and .asSis( in I6e,
blockade Of Shntbera pnfts5 ~ :. :,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
western New York Troops--Troop

aG SaMp OuEk4u-'-5GpeoLeQ baGEl6.
HARRISBURG, May lO.-Five thousand
troUps from Western New York are con-
centratiug at Elmyra. They will reach
here by regiments, the arrivals beginning
on Monday next.
. Twenty-seven unattached companies are
lying in Camp Curtin. About twenty
companies have been accepted for three
years service. 55r5l-.
A confident expectation prevails il high
circles at, this point, that battle will be
fought between Richmond and Washing
ton, within ten days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
RaEeAN ANus1Na AiIarAKr--Yeater,lnr.

R6HAS AWUslSa Enthusiastically
young man was find before AID. Duty,
tor shortening growing out of rather
amusing circumstance. The young man
alluded to was rather demoustrattVe on
WsdnGsdaylast, aadwas going. about sig,
nitytng his attachment to, the United
States, when a German, also a good UGfoa
man, caught the Infection a1dact being
able to FsstEainl bis patriotism haFraHsa
for 'fhfs, Union ?. bat nOts6sIng able % give
the PROPER PrOuunciatiou 70; ths word tRfs,
1t was mistaken for di',by the other who :
Immediately knocked the German down
The assanlting party was arrested -yasters
day and find i've dollars and costs a aIOre.
said. N---.-- 4 = q - -
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Troops from New Brunswick.

Bosros, May lO.-A company OF vol
nnteers at Woodstock, N. B., have offered
their services To- join n company raising
Union.
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Preparations to attaol, Cairo.

CHIoAGQ, May lO.-The Tribune CORES,
Pondent says Colonel Prentiss has received
positive Information that Gen: Pillow has-
chartered the steamboats, Ohio Belle. Mar
Fis and Hill for the attack on Cairo. } = I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
Fatal Accident to a member Of the
9TH Regiment-New Military De-
partment- 100000 Volunteers
Troopg safelY pass Baltimora.

44SOS9 9SA404y pass 0a4L1ulVC6s-.
4. MAsHtsoToS May 1o.-A deplorabIe &C.
4ctdsnt occurred at Camp Cameron yester.
day, resulting In the death Of Larry KEYS,
81 the y; Z. 9TH regiment. The deceased
stopPedEte pick up something near place
whore humber of guns had been StR.
TONED, anlsHs be was 10 the act Of rising
y the stock was accidentally struck ,sppd one
gun exploded. the load taking, etFeStdlh Iiis
;body and killing him Utmost INSTANTLY
Colonel Letferts caused the remains 70 be
!plhced In metatHlic case for tfahsuiis2
sion to New York, and despatched ttiitLer
an officer to personally communicate tho.
event TO the relatives Of Mr.. Keys. -
In addition to the new military ticparl-
ments OF Washington, Annapolis,a and Penn
sylvania, the States of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois Will constitute fourth soon, and
be subdivtded into several others, to be
called the Department of the Ohio. Mai.
Gen. Mcclellan, Ohio Volunteers, Is as
signed to its command, with headquarters
Mt Cincinnati.
The President, by general order, has
directed that all officers of the army, cx-
cept those who have entered the service
since the LIST Of April, take and subscribe
anew the oath Of allegiance TO the United
States, as set forth in the tenth article of
war.
1t is calculated that at least three hun
dred thousand volunteers have rendered
their services to the Government. ~
or the large number of troops here but
few arc in the hospital, and these receive
the.6e attention.
large train Of cars arrived at o'clock
this morning with the troops who, 6niuter-
ruPted, passed through Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
NegroaInsurrection in Kentucky.

NegroiInsurrection in Kentucky.
RIslNG SbS, May 10. The Operator at
Patriot, Ind, telegraphs that the citizens
~ that place have been called upon to mid
In qNellipg negro insu'rectiou which
broke outlast night in Owen and ,Gallatfn
counties, Kentucky. Great fears are felt.
rs 1t is supposed that the negroes arc led
on by two or three white citizens of Ken
lucky. The people are gathering all their
forces TO put down tic rebellion, and rms
ners have been sent into Indiana for as
sistance.G Capt. Wills. of this place, who
has company ready for our own Suite
service, has tslegraphed that be would
send his men and arms TO their assistance,
If needed.
The line has been down all morning be.
tween Patriot and Yevay, SO we aretwith-
out any news from the latter place. It is
thought the line has been cut blythe fhsliF.l
gents, to prevent the transmission of news
OF the iusnrrectiOn. - a. fiIs
FRAHKroRT, KY., STay Io.--Tbere is
great excitement here, OceAsiohed by mes
sengers arriving here at l2 O'clock last
night with dispatches for tho Governor,
reporting m invasion in OWeu2county.3
The Governor, has sent q special messen-
ger 70 hscertsiui theipar tiedlar.s. The mill.
ttary are in reAdinessrto march.
LCIsytprEt Nay 4 GA messenger nrris
we'd ~ iFrAb kfort this mornthgi from % ven
County snyingP shat between 5000 sRnd
1000 negroes wera aFmedsand formed into
9 company. and were Committing depte.s
dalions. The whites undertook 10 dIsSrni
them when several were killed.
The sGoreFnor has sent Gen. Brickusr
70 ascertain the truth of the matter. He
has not EeF Returned The military are in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

ktoa tie EzatafNeVs <N6t1s N TasI sl7sss -
Cerhale fsAeeo.h plISlth object for ITIiehibey
were maze, T9.sc fr OF Headache indlI ft6 soIpE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
New Jersey Legislature. :.

= = y = II 5--1-4EESHLIU'
e TREXTpS, N. J., Nay l0,-The Legtrla-
stnEe to-day passed tie two million loan
bill. Also, lthsibill authorizing tue Gov.
crnor to raise and equip four additional
regiments, and 70 purchase TO- 900 stand-of
arms The vote in both Houses was al
most unanimous in favor of the meas
ureSs @EyIa8-y faasTsfslf.
Joint resolutions, ansthiaihg President
Lincolp and Governor Olden. and pIedging
R Rssa s8 SSEB Z 1ss ssRSlsSa 4 gl.a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

: yfFfra q. &, Gasdz cA5e9ea, M,
NV S Ae|rs sp%SEso At. SPlidlpg spd
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hhffo9ss e: f!TqnifaeE, 1a9PtEs Fe5 ..5ss5s, -
cases, with sntIFs spcees-. 49, CO.
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From te Deptoergt 81. c1ddd Ni,s,aa.l1 = q r
u you are "a have beoii troubled Win tbe ihcsa
tle Hend for box tcePh. fsJ 30 that you my
nave them IN case ofan aitSlll - Z ft5ITtEff ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

BnsToS., May lo.-Tle steamer Penn
broke sailed this forenoon for Fort Monroe,
with retnforcem ents. Shc cnrried heavy
thing, provisions and munitions Of war.
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From ne Adse'ttSer, IForfd.se. R.iL ss=ijI u
yps sgla 70 be rTusrksbly Ii.
S TOR flte beadaciie, ard fIGs vtF s=
Stst lot thatssTPIy hbquant complaint which bGS
e29el oL-essyeLsl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

PtoW q EaEa.sla Tsllisj san Es,e,als ~
asRe 10 trI them, yin ttieE . tlsll. ~,
~ DsHS Nei5s. NeasftSt. sz. 81
e rus are taking ths Flaet Of AZ kind e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
New Goods.
COOPER 8 sENsENEYil
- (svooEssols ID ]. sENsINEr.,

RB NOW RECEIVING AND 1oPRNINa..A
IA very large stock Of NEW GOOlIS, lust
bought In New York and philadelphia on the .Ssry
best terms At the present great reduction in priced
BetnE new beginners, We ARE determined 10 sell
goods CHEAP FOR CASH. All are invited 10 ri.
and examine our stock. We shall spare no pSibS 70
APPS COOPER Z SENSRNET. N
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us. Senators in conference with the
president-Yessels tobe bought

4A014u6ut- B6Sb6I5 70 Dc 500QR1C-s
Rumored Investment of st. Louis
BY State Troops Alexandria still
held by the enemy.
WAsaINGroN, May lO.-senators Wilson
and Hale, with the Secretary of the Navy.
had long interview With the President
concerning the coming proclamation.
II is definitely ascertained that commits
stoned navy officers have gone 10 Europe
70 bny steamers and other vessels for the
U. s. Government.
Cant. Mcdonnell, q. s. recruiting agent
ut Baltimore, sent II report to the War
Department announcing 300 recruits for
the regular service.
There is rnhbr here that the Missouri
State troops; in command of Gov. jackson,
have invested, ST. Louis. There Rre some
5000 troops under arms. commanded by
F. 2. Blair, Jr., in defence OF the city.
The rebel forces in large numbers are
being concentrated at Alexandria, with
heavy ordinance, it would seem with the
Intention of Certifying themselves, as part
OF systematic iApptoach TO this city.
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80 suss ~. sss e
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"A Secession Battery at the mouth of
james River-Rebels encamped in
sight of Ft. Monroe The big guns
mounted there.
+ NV YOnK, May l0.-Gen. Beauregard's
Official report of the COMMANDMENT Of Fort
Sumter is printed to-day.
The list Vermont regiment has arrived
here.
The Times has ndViees that the seces.5
sioptsts bnYe a battery of 60 -pounlers ut
the mouth of James River. TIE steam tug
Yankee was fired on, but.the shell passed
over her.
The tents of;the ssceasioh forces line
ayhola bank of ,stlls III er apd ms dis
.tInctIy seen from the rnmparts OF Fl. Nom
roe: COLI DitntniCk tsnhnnting ten-incl
Colnmbiads and barbrtte guns on the land
side of the fort, TO be projected by sand
bag entertainments. Tho big gun R6dman,
formerly Floyd, is mounted TO sweep the
bay. Is =
Austrian brig Islock, from Londou,
reports that on April 18th she fell in with
1large ship. of about 1900 or 1900 tons,
on ire; supposed to be lumber laden
She sent boat, but they saw nobody on
board.' ] u &
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Hzsnr @. spaLDiso, ESQ. '-A"' O'i'' ANIL ls'l'
Please md enclosed twenty cents for SELlciig
eena me another box of your ocIlhRIic PiliS SSs1
a'S S! G19H tae At EillS Ihatc erct ttfed
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From Montgomery,

MONTGOMERY, May l0.-Relia6le infor-
nation in official circles says more Suites
will be In tue Confederacy earIy in June.
:. Mr. Clingman is here from North Caro-
Favorable advices are received from
Kentucky and Missouri. 80
Sir. Russell, the correspondent of the
London 1fafs, lrFt last night, fully con-
WINGED of lilo permnnency of the military
resources of thn Government of the Com
fcderatc States.
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= bkpCcE SElEE II fEtoi0lS ediIsA a az
n q a. ~. 1sntary u lsS1E1 y 19} Sc ~
1 I,1, WI srad b1Ses Of your e4p6si
&c P1ls Asotld fhhtl iaBiel FisEg
- RAspEettnllY yh1irH, fE6g. SIS - i
q e P, sIAe.e ' sso Of Soss f S. sd lad
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GunllteF gIal
Wheelihe J4jboIss55Si9 7ITs5IlES{TEfFII /
lNone % &c lover IEE,ades b rnnrket.l I.

EsoeREoEED pAIlr.
LnuR-Pamiiv
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br, wish xa Tor some circulars large show h TO
ny sGstoniErs fydd hsre anything ofths lind,
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sPAlDNa's llI.ls 3 p y alAgEt
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0EyERLYJ lIAss., Dee. II, is6O.

rect A. SLOWER. P. 81,
Belle Vernon. Wyandotts Co, q.
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One q my customers who Is EuB ect To severe Sick
USUALLY lasting two dAyl) eTo SfGI
sss IN o'ts hottF ~ yOitr I1tLG which sent herr
ReoPectIully yours, sEf sg3at -
= s. q EEYE3
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A., -, = - YPsILA STI, Men, Jdn. IL isCli -
sR: il-li sl4sls4 G -ssssL
~ lonE Ainesl sent TO yop for box cSphpIis
& toE me cure 81 TIC Nervous Headache and CeSt
~, 49, III eSfIEeq tlo sfule and siEH had good
2 PlSaSe send by fntnrn mall Direct TO
- lG1syI 81. A. Il. WHEELRR9 uIzFEsi Z
- - YpaiIAnti, Mich. ~
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4nelesed md tHentY I've cEntR (25) for which send
D l. o. sSsPh9ie Pil.!" Send To addrea5 of RsV
~ m IT. =. Eter Key hSldsburF, Franklin CO. Ohio
most iHEiGatcT = tHisaaee's az
lasI 80 - GrRIyyouEs, - tz,r5sE7
- MM.C. FtLLRR. 4.
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RETIOLDssuro, FRAaE11S Co., ono, =
January 0, 1851. z-
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9 sFAa.IpeINNeIs AaBD. Cd Z
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STANDINGS fREPARED GLugs2.sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-27
DIoEAoND AND YORK RIVER RAlLk0An
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after November lst, Is6I-.
The Passenger Train leaves Riehr,o,s s.;i- =.
$50 4. Il. '@A' d
The Passenger Train leaves West Poin. ssrv =,
The Frcigat Train leaves Rlchraoud daily fsxsa,,
Sundays at ) A. II. "'p'
The Freight Train leaves West poin. daily IA.
eept Sundays at l3.l5 z. II. "~
~ No freight received aftsr o'clock Pm
&C 29-ts z Y. TEMPLE Srp,
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DngJGs, MEDICINES, ac.
r EW DRUG STORE.

ATEW DRUG STORE.
ROBERT W. POWERS,
APoTHECARy AND DRUGGIST,
heg3 leave to inform his friends and tie public
that he has taken and re-tited, in q and hand
some style, tie store formerly occupied by j. Is.
Wood and more recently by Z. ). Dawson, No SO,
corner Main and Wall streets, door above the
ST. Charles Hotel Richmond, Va, and has Just
opened with entirely stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, ERFUMEEY, Sc,
Comprising every article usually kept in bis line.
aelecel il person by himself, with especial refer
70 their freshness purity, ana entire reliability
Physicians viii fad his stock OF d + L q s
CIIEHiCALS, STANDARD PIARMACEUTI-
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENT@. &C, very complete, embracing may new
an5 desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at aly hoUr
of day or night.
f. Orders promptly attended u.
oc 5-ts HOBG. W. POWERS.
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rARBON HILL COKE.-It is not possible
I } that we can supply for scme time to come, the
dsmsnd for Coke for all tho purposes to which 1t is
sought to be applied. Beyord the hospitals and
other benevolent institutions, IT cannot be spared
fer furnaces or heating purposes. II soiA ecry
bushel Sc ind,,prssa6iy required for cooking. Fer
this purpose we expect to be able to furnish the
families of those who il actual service in dist
regular customers for past seasons, cso haze paid
for cha. assy hape already ccnsumsed The balaac4
Of our weeAly product will be sold to othes appli-
capts in the order in which 1t is applied for, and
delivered In the order In which ii Ia soldsubject
always to the precedence OF the three classes AIMED
above sttkoas regard to date Of orders. We DO not
expect TO be able to spare more than one load per
month to any private family.
No order viii be recognized that il not accom-
panied with ths caah. JN0. j. WERrH,
A--ta Agent
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xszJsxf<Hrs assss1 as.

HNHUMAS J. ADAMS,
GUN MAKER. ~
s4si Cor. Main and 7th uts.,
Begs leave to inform the citizens of Virginia and
the South GENERALLY, that he has snceeeeed Ia tit
tiog up his shop, aud IL prepa sf 20 undertake
ell klds of GUN WOHk; MUSKETS altered
from Flint To Percussion Ia suy Quantity; particu
lGr attention paid TO REPAIRING Colts Pistols ;
SAORDS POLL sHED, and all kinds If JOB
BINl pertaining TO the business executed with
pastness and dispatch. no le--im*
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!gsGs.a's = So. 'ssSsaa &sas.

gsEcUEST MADE 10 PEIYSyClAEs.--It i
/ respectfully requested thai the Physicians CT
itachy0Ra viii report a. tho Office, Of Krcsd
and 9Th streets, such ofiicers aaa sclGiars unds,
Aoteia, and boarding. houses sias.ng their ecad
toE1 where qIsrteEee sid, lar practicable hs
regiment snd company to which they belong. .1hi-
information win greatly prprao.s It's puhiie sc:
sics.
~ officers and soldiers cu<rtered IN private fsre
iies hotels, and boarding houses, who Lave hesa
sick, but are net attended by any physician, Evil
report themselves "a above stating treir condition
location. eornps-2y. sid regiment.
SSts. 2, WINCNFt,
go fE--ss Big .9e.e-ai
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sk5 INTER ARRANGEMENT

TO JAMESTOWN, KINGS MILL, GRovy
SIUN HOUSE, AND ROtjK ~
NHAkVES.
TIE steamer CURTIS PECK. Csus. ] n In.
asN, viii on and after WEDNESDAY, MOE,
ING next, tho h instant leave &c rvharss pe.N
els, regularly every Sondsv Weduea4nv saS e
dGy Mornings, u O'Clock precisely, for the ss,.,
pa ~; iay g. th5 Rock Wharf al piyb, ara "a
iurn each aitesrl.e day ue5day Th,,ra1sr =,
saturday mcrnls'8 s--IAavirg Rex Wharf ., -, -
sane hour u O'Clock, and touch at all tie rs,lss
landings, going and returning s'@
&c Passage and freight a ususl
ce ~ II n us Ev,,n
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Il EPOr OF ARMY ULUTHlNd
TENTS,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
On hand and msking-
so rsir gray Cashmere PANTS.
5000 do do O. ATS.
0jc Blluks ovERCnATS with Cspes.
$50 pair LonEIeggsd % =, for Cavalry.
@ 0 pair heavy grained do, for infantry
, 20 pair b ne made HOES.
e,0r par heavy bregaa e
|. 90 own Fla AL OVER HISTS extra h"avy.
500 red 40 90. do, DO.
COO plaid 40 AZ wool
SEQ plaia Tinasv do al WOOD filing
iGn isnn.l NDER>HIeTs.
1000 Hitk ry Geek HIRTS.
lG.O00 tair ,-Rs WEBS, {. Held
900 CA ~ and HATS
j.; on III Cloth camp hT4'.
$40 heavy BraNK"F RUGS.
ttOO y ar 81. MEETS
Large quantity of TETS for priyatas and OH
GERS o. end e,d xt4p i've prepare iois for tn sr
gItfscTue
IRA, CLOr4 ard T:,IMNINiES for officers
rnii3sms.
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: cd riy IS; spri sscu ed q 'srPe qnanti-
Is ean inrni the alb We articles "a low IS can b.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-27

iSELJ4EYUE HOSPITAL, CHURCH BiLi,
10 RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PkTIESTs-Iu wards, So PSF week IL
private rooms 81 TO el5 Per week
SLAyns--S5 per week. Less than week. o.
par dey bat not % exceed s. per week Frsc
lions over the week, II cents per day.
No extra charges except fer surgical operations,
ald then an additional foe ranging from 81 to So
will be charged ~ Bills payable ca the reno
vsl OF the patient. No smallpox admitted
coTered spring wagon will convey patients t.
aud from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
DO left 81 the Hospital, at the Office of A. L.
HOLIDAY, 18th street. between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, = no has been connected with the
institution since its foundation, having taken it
dor his exclusive charge aided by competent asss.
ants, socita continuance CT the liberal patronage
Of his friends and of the public generally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON II. D.,
Grace St. between 9Th ala 5.a
ASSISTANTS;
g. ~. 2. BROCK ID. D..
Church HI, cor 28th ard Marshall str
~. ". COGGTN, NJ. D.,
fE IS-ty Resident Pbvscjap