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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20

Bum Ssrfaut boben p]ieiebsu aui Eager:
90 6bbS. SreatS, feline.
% 6boS. SHOULDERS, fieiuc.
10 9hcs. uno % 86l5. teIne Sans.
90 9b!e. unr % 8e9S Eeaf Barb.
10 SbtS, feline 10.
% SOB. imuu Shes.
100 @6l5. DO. 3 MaGerl.
80 en-. Ne. l mo DO. 2 Mdderl.l
l50 Do. Sanity 6erriuas.
100 %. SrulbeO, gODouc6 uRo Gut Su1r.
100 DO. y. gtuOip, crtrl s, y. uHb y. Suaar.
100 DO. NU. l. , uRO 3 SLgar, in Ribmono ia bririrt.
20 6Hbs. Np. Q Susar.
100 9bIs. 20. 0 Nt0ia6c5.
100 6alf GbcltS Wno Smou 9CreS GJreeu uuo Olaf Sea.
800 9iOreS S2erm, Moamontne unb GALLON GauOlt5.
100 DO. 9Gterltpt, 90lnl, 9rpUn a.. Gupere Sciffu1rtep.
300 9Cb. 9udtte IN SrOpms.
Bum Sertaaf bel @m. 3. SOnt6 It. So.
Heap 80 bn!te, Oisrtel unO attcl @asfs feinen
tmpCrtirtcn 9ranbie, unter i6nen gon 6. 6umpbry
SuIes Rcbtn u. 60, u. Scianat, 9taro, Dupep X. Sc. -
500 9bI5. fetnen olten 28btStco yon ben Wourtatns ga.
800 20 olttu 4btSfcY VOu philadelphia.
. Yteifen imDOrtlrien ShiC0m Sin.
30 CASTS Sladberrg, Sberrp uno @iRoer BRANDS.
40 SOls. frilhsn 9iCer uno 9eorioge5 aIe.
100 DO !. s. 6LCtS uuo RtrtpatridS 0iauor5.
100000 tm2Urtirtt Yrtncipce Gi9orrcn.
300 gorsn w. 2Saro Umo anb'rt Sortcn fa6rtdrten So6of
200 SADIE RtC, yu8utrN unb SaUa Ga1tc.
100 S6dt 5alt.
80 CASTS ddtn oltcu Sort, @a6tira uns S6,rrs ggeir.
400 SbIs. common fron}0ilteu BRANDS, Sin II. lsbi5,cp,
80 b. me r6 @pOIe &anSs.
@rcpno Sptee, 9epFcr, GiuGtr. NdtmeaS. Grain Qenpsr
une SpiCc, Yire5. &orNe5 uHo ale SOrien 9Erovpir6 Io.
pr, 99ropptna 1Wine, 9o5ictS, 6tOmr @udet5, 9BSIbmo
UNI 2'rt4o GOA, @Eatd9ee. Goo 6tb, Choice 8utir uno
9betie, ale SoJicn &bte uno GanOieS, OemiiO6uS, lBoIp
5ooroS, 1nt Slatna, Sboe mo Scru6ina gSruibes, W
Ytale, Seln5 Il. I. 10. gum &crfauf Set
u NJ. g. Snuc9 II. 6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
sg NJ. y. Suuet II. 6 D,

l5ts StroBe, swiI6en Wain uuo garY,
tnH bic oarintscn &sente: int 5taatc 9jrsiuia fU. bic fol,
genetn oorll9Ithcn 2SbiStcg- SOuttn, bic oIe pon bis .
Sdbr alt ijn6, n6nlth
81. q. Stuart's. pcitiairt in HUd6rtc0e So.
@ecrNC SdntS, r%eitjutrt in 9tcdtrinoc 60.
Schu &optrn's, rcRlajrt in NUdbrioge Sc.
6eurp OldmNu'S, pcfiuirt in 9~tuguIta 81.
@ecr0c 2ar0ucn, O~citiu,rt in Nrdtrip9c Gu.
s. @romwea'V Grtra @a9Ic, %peituirt in Ybi
lare'pbin. M1.
Gmc bjeIc 28tiStco~ Scrtcn. ~bcIcubcrS o6cr ben spu q. 81
Sn'1rt, tcnnen mir INSTRUMENTATION brittuS e%ntyfc6Gn, bo
mir oanon ~utericuet nh, Dap oteitr u 'iSfcY nibt oueir
alien bier I'M 1Rl;ttc bcRuoliheu g5bi5fep's gleibfpmmt.
lcHoern otrlc!tCn IN @ute nod bci Bt,lem l6crirtTt. l1iT
ri9cn ultCr ctncu Srtct res 6rn. StIartS bel. pcrauS man
crllttt, Oar eCrIrttc unS zen o~utniJcn Scrt0uf icince ESbiS,
teot u]btrlr09,n hat. NuG Won BEN u5rtlcn 6crrcn fCnntcn
Mr. SetG'1 Gontroctt putlciycu, bJlt"n cS lcoch fir 0Snu-
. M, nir oiclCr ctntn iu peyontnilihtu.
2Stg BADEN trrnrr htf Eager ole ~fol5cnocn Soften eutn
9ShtstcN, ndWiith ven
Deter Stuaer, u. 6. Sherman, 8. ". Sonee,
s. y. 8linc y. u. 8tnt y, 8. s. 6lod
GusrNlsoin, ScGu 8rdrtcu unO Qurcrc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
SOilBese 6cro.es!

4aen Sdie6liettlberu ee glatriht, on6 id
I'm ,,Seisotle @nrten" rer 6erren G5hac UNI
Sencel einen 5dtebitano fir YiItOlen. u. 8u@
lsn'ShtBen erridtet Babe, uuO PAP S6ieBtieb'
Naber nit Sudi EN-, 9tltUlen unb ShieBteoari
auf Dam 9taBe periebcn merpen tGnneu.
9. Oinrn II
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20

g8ihtt9 iUr Grocer!
Sufcr, Bacon, gm6 ,c.,
200 S5ls. oereiHi6tcu 3uder,
% 6bOS. 3muS, 8reaitS uno Sbculbcrs
100 &bIS. prima 9eaf garo,
100 SsrcS prjma Goibcn SiIc,
40 Y0daSoe prima GjpIbrn Butter.
30 9bI5. primo 3uicn Giotr,
200 9bls. Rr. l, 3 unO 3 WoderIs
zoe 93OrtS friite 5crinor,
40 9rrca Dir. 0 02p!a1tS,
100 Uprt5 Sire Graders,
IS 8bls. Suib Dootue5,
200 8blS. Opmcitt 9}ranea, Sin ,e.
40O 8orcS &0n0Lt8 uHO SSop.
SPICES, @udiD5s0F unO ale icnfiorr IN s;,,r
@rct'.g ~SrrTOmmnoCn &rtiftI, Die 6iii5 Ycrfouft unb oni
gdt+ -, t:utl&eu Grtunoe aufrpriiam nGdt ' WI
@m. 8. SaIe
L5ts Str,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
lEiNli4 IN WrrttrpteitRer.

~~Nt'IH THt VIVN INVtIlEI.
W NJ et1e oll9emCil b5tOuute Sad,, c0F ur1cr ySouS felt
I mcr Bctbe prn SobrrU 9tct0iL unc 95buIrlole @cfadite in
tIR unicr 6auS Elm 3mcio0cla6ftt III 9iap 9JgrF Sat. mn poG
t0lFr eprtt9cr Observation-Disclosures iCt5 bic bciten uub ttlia.
in Noortn tur ms cjptouIt uuO ~pjeieltei iccC 91chc bier
. Z lcncet. Scrntr rcroicht GuNCmCjUCr tctOEut ;u mereCn,
) # mir grrurice, @rrvjtenrn, Butter, R6It q. ic nur oes
y Soor taufCn, iOOouJb mir IL btu Stano 0CIeet pcroCn,
9ui,la cutiutouIcn unb bjligCr ale r9cnc Gin nnoctS @CIhaft
y pitll9tf St0et uno gu ben g.U0hnlidut 9COjn9unorn Ycrs
Ia item Su tountn. IGir 0Iuu6sn erocc fornrd,, Ran mir ffr
. al %cuIt'rilen, UNI ltctS 9u't. frnhc unb 6iIiGs Qlaare nib,
elc Sntcrclieu unlcrCr NupocD am bcitcn iI pabrcu. 3us
9hth 91rorttrcr mir ate BET uas 9ctauftcH l1a0rcu ais 6dt.
IN ere ytNuCte, 2Btinc uuN Gjaarren ais unYcrEliht M
7't'Npurct9, uno mOmcn 'nrh oUr0uf otf n,rtion,, pos mir
a. N etaCr @rcccrp 9]ebJ0utten Grtitd fuhrru.
gNm. 9RaIilcP Sbbue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
Raltes ull0 aii,inen 80.

= oie perlhicoulsn @ffrCtjUncn, ipvihc ans cincm ug
ti0rh Ntogcn pcCr aus Der gtbcH enrpriu0cn,
SHie Nnperoautidteit, SdUre i'm 9Raocn Gp,it,
%PrenncE. &ppc!iilcl9tcjt. Neu0ltitfcit, &criIpphm0, Il
uno Ttull9s bamOrrhpibCn. In alien nerYRIell NM It
tlhtn GnIen lat &c bi unSGbljQcn Walsn noblb6tl s
u1o eoult1uoiSs 6tllun9 error9cbro6t
SaGelee Ut elnc rttn YcgctaGtliidc MifduMa, rt
mllfcnlN1Itlthell 8runclGpcn UNI aah @lnme,iuus ID
ruAnlten hHl0notlhtn 9rpfCiprS 2gcrbQpe. hereit,. {
icincs grocer 9riOl8ln in Ccu mriifsl eurpp6iihru z
mar leinf SlEiubruit9 in etn Ser. St0altu mebr fin !
jen e%elElnllii, lpslhe aus tnierm 80tsrlonbc in oititE
~ierltrcIt ltno. "a odiclte inter tbneH QrcFen &8
%Iunoel, 10 brts Id 90 Dem 0merifoniihen 9utlifm al
th lOetB, oar ieutc u ptr GbIt rcunotItwreG mceitinii
gEnlboften ND Set0nntiddft reriNafcn perbcn.
Sclcnoere Wlro &c FUR SpiGc tmgfcbten, ccreu GpGis
ourh Den beitGnotaen Gsbrauh YUn Qiou0rcn p6rr 4
@u]olnDeifrnRcn IN anDrOnuna gcratbea rnn. @n
meInCu ou4enblidit6 mtrflanl, Tuect ce ftmen ocaN
iun Site pe8 Ecbene, iFben CO in iCcc Gcrpc cirDnl.
tie bcruhl9t, Den ltattnoen Geiit 0ufrihtet !nb in lt
neHt @tlNnoRelI Nno St0rte N o0s aan;s S9ltfm Fr
B~OrnunG:
&c 9roEe SerbreitNnR bisleS au51Gei6nstcr grs
YTldieocnc Hod1hmmlaen berrpr0erufen ypcS6oB nj
blifIm i'm @ufauie Ycrlittie fsia mus. 6orum N a
SAB Shr gcerbocc'e 6cuanetGhe6 Bitter. bcsnr Gbrae
ri&ti9 probirt. Cine 9outeiAe mirb Gub Itrr,gs
e. bellcr 1T. ME dGe Rohabriunaen.
~" Sertauft Sl.0O per 9Ottel ODER 6 4oKtR4
Sci Der ~einSiseu @iecntbinlern
Sentdm I n p0e ir. u. 6 ID
Bebrttanten zen grtitcIn fUr @puttcfer II. o.
9itts6urQ, Ya.
Sn Z 6mpuo nirN tteies 9itlfrS ptrFeuft frts
1ften Der 50. Drrc uno Comp, Nferanber russ
p%etterlcu. q. SobuliHn u. 9rr., Dru6ts NM Glpra9
Blair, I2arjrp une Yrans, g6orles Wilpouo6 uni
ricot; tho IN allen St6Stru ocr9.: aateu n bill
hre - pot3c'er ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
site Oericn'8en Gcuntjss uno StGcte, no ri
Mills au7trcroert IT. NIT 2Iaantc Der Gtsn0e,

Elite oerleni9sn counties uuo StGcte, 40 bic
Mills au7trcrpert IT. nit 2IaQhtc Der gtsn6e..
Yous.YIdBa fur picicltcn.
8tn@riter: @0reaH, Serflca, 5cTericr. Erese-
rid, G!0rfe, SGmplhjre, 98lrcu.
StrNobUr9 t]bUiCui9en Gompaenien nU-ecrummen,
mtlht brreue 1ah Seocria bcorosrt wurocn(: S6rRanopah,
5arog, page, @esohtca, 5~isbI0nN, Buckingham, @u9uita,,
9atb, Rctbriolr. '
Gborl OtteSptlle: M0emmte, WsIlOn, Wm5erit,
@tGmOnb: @ooaronb, Sancg r, 5cnrisp, Mi4monb.
0OrbOn5Ytlle' gCuiia.
rebtFtaebur8 SEa6OrC, Caroline, SyptIgl-
rautd. ~
IS ilIi6m5bUrn: $oneS Gite, Glja6:t5 GitY,
Ntp Ncnt, &Uf, 8arpid, Charles Gltg.
9S { It 9Otut: Sing YSiliam.
2Opp06onH0d Gncr.
@lOuccttr 9Dtnt: sting ano Suecn. Glouctftr.
Nn thrtu GpurtbGuIern: 28clmprslanc.
&jd5mcnc, @orttumteIanp, G]aucaftr, @at6eps, @SiO5
blrisr.
@anafia Sanction Gst Bsnrral &eouresorD
lnut Olocr cte Observation-Disclosures 8recn, Srano,, Wo-
clicn. Gu!peper, 3appohaRnOd, 6GuQWier, Qrincs l3iliam,
youooun. Tajrfar.,
%ls 3eiUus,n ojeltS staateS babcn 6isit Proclamation
brti Mdl ~ ctr0TrUtljhcn lno 8cduun3 baruber an oos
GrtOIEip- SepIrtCmeRt eiuSuieuCCR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
3l. &trecFer, 2laent,

y. u, GfcecFcr, Ngent,
&pOtbeter, Oruggif, Supporter ppu
Oeutlden GBemtcnlten II. /. 10. Wr, 3
@taiu-2tr., sesenlber Dem alien Warfte.
Es- ~ Gspts werosn nit Der ar5ften SorafoI, unb
@cnouj9tC hcrehet, iOmie htmif6e 0riporotr unS
lsute nIos#a cas- reihbaliae Eager am tniIter, beutiSs,
mlo fr0r3gHiWsr- icto frtitcr -@rinet foncs-W eifsg
Il. T. NJ. IN 5ei!:g aU5DdbI tl5jt in NuQenffein refr1sp r,,I,
e. &ctitt! iam Eteis ',lbit gu nicbriaereu, ais bcn -srSItkr
pg:Ntr a~es:.~Tg" DerOen. Webiiinfa ten m,rps1 -,
ot Stiisin 9:e'aSanssn mi:Nernu nit neRem gcrratS,
agsesit5ttst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
Dry-Goods \ Fancy-Store

DTy-VoOus FanCy-StOre
no. lIG. Sic 8rrnO= II. 6. StroGr. 91r I
.. VI. Noirnbaum
crI1u5t lid ecs NCCbrtt 0ablifim 0snucr}l,m ~ ,n,k,,
sT lcuc Srfin9-2Sl&rcn cmyfduacn, cc in elmer orpBrg
iSant Der ncutltcN Svtitl b]citrtCu, uro al unlcnt, n m
VtSuct. mt,"e ictne Gcrtnrrcni SuI0Ncu, YcrfMlft wtrl.
JN etbL %HcirnncrN felacnoC Glrtifl htrYpr:
Sctctnicu9t, in it,lo0r; unr alien Nipeef,rS7'
MtNNin Ntlatn guns uno Jrlbwnlrnc,
9fcrigCo GNni uur ~hGlbupnl I
@cc'tc irloutilht gtinpMO5
AttA.t2 rIsoCrlanoUmtS Gun uno GoITmrrrs
5baYt5. &lOrtcte, icgic cine arpEc 9lrsmohI VIM N
ItepllA 9ooSS II. WcAcNCU It. bdumnpncucn SrnI
&Il StlIN h''''e GasCre MIN c]r9ctcufts tc,cn Won
. ~. 9I ftnbuu1
rnbS sIY rrucr IrarfrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
.Nm. NNnnnrl SENnr-

Gdy otr litCu uuC Giry- SraFe,
Is fe1 BIG 9Urmsg'gmt.it iHrcr hcunrt Der Scrren Store.
d. l-ss. Gt.laHr1st,r, yG9cybitr20Jr!bC, GcnfCcIicutYS uuo
q lar aui ibr Eager 9cN ejrcccg icCtr 2rt, i0pjc OuI i0r
'' Nor-Eoac. u~rrglttg p0s er0Btt or Stlet. 8eicnOers
'NIs0 oitlch>U auT 'artn ~auecacin ]bclictten 20. s7Ul.
I'D : cure 9touu.1it 9tW 2S5jstco" Ine ouf ltr ..0Cl
g, @rNc,pt mo -avauo GBaum oufmcrtINm.
1iglriteL pcrpfltAtcu ith, lire I1dlrca vUu 0lcitcr 0uo-
~ or ale trNe . cu onftgtS 6aUS btcWGcr JStUrt Il;
- .IEe rcrbCn 10 0ufcrCcm D~riircbeu, mas Sucli.
~, ) mutt, 9~I,rpldunE mn 8crfrnrumG Gnbclorot. pe
4 t%rttocuhctt ttrcr &unCen gu mucrbCr. ollie Duiiuiaen,
~ Ide lettbcr ui@t Yot INC t01itcn, iinC rrluht, uuiErtn
pr eoufbOt 'Clhe 9uuhe cnRcocAnrtmcr uuo ms Has
S,rtrmen uno Die Nuupi2aft Duirlbm ~ epc6en luden.
gSM. ~ cIIocc Sbbue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20

8m. @SIIoce 56bne.
Va 9rO 1crtrcn gum @crfauf fr prtvamebruub unS
NIccerptrtaUt IN Ieoer ]bctiCtiOCN GulNtitlt:
$40 Barrels Grulbej, 4opcercO mo GaHrc~ 3UGcg.
40 pbNS 9crGo HticO @Irpwn 3udcr.
90 9hte. GlbO @itScpU0Dp Mrt0iic5.
100 SeiS. RcrO SrieNuS UHo Iu0s WullNCS.
90 Barrels 9&aNac'5 6dmilp Sprup.
100 Sode GInct 800 1iltn Srift.
quo NIltct @"ouOuttne unN Illcu Candles.
zoo S11 l9tr. 3 fttts Wadrcl. - Ybie. ". 70.
9!eeR ~, Si0d Gcd, Nem Bacon, PANS, Ncm Sbpulocr5,
8rcaitS, NCso UO SjOc0. Nsro.
0tN@t Suttcr, 9uufR Sbcdc, 1%tn0b.cutn G0fce. QftTer.
&"1plte, NtUIt1rb. ,fEciQO Is 4 gSiuC, Starh, 9t0it
SoOotr, Deb CORDS, 9lCU Zines, san. gcien, Sinner.
Sloth gins, 2SIib 9OarN5, lBrSpvtua unb g1rituo
@aGcr' cotton 2ioine uno umi&btuNe Ouoere &lrtlfd, Die
N eIner @rCc3ro ]gepOhRiih Qciudt wrrOtn.
'OU Sos. rs GlIGctS pare Fountain DCw"
%&5bioftp, mehr ais - @iOnate alt.
100 SelS @Iharoion'e - 1pe S5bjSfe9, 100 Barrels 20
&incbnrtS.
Zoe 70 GLUt'S OO @ge tnO gBbite gabtsrsy, 100 30 Sin.
5OO 10 SHono09o' 9icEntotn 2&hiefCa, 70 % 8lm.
100 10 &uocUtCOia 98hIsf,Y. 200 bO 8rluOY
800 10 GonlHcn gSbisttY, g]tritiCccns Sur.er.
GIne genuine Orerh Srdnoa 6Uu. ojil Scotm 9BbiGltb,
Port Maoewa~, ShcrrO-98tiu, Glact un5 Ghanraancr.
DIE tttnlten tmpOrtIrten GigOucu ltocr @rl.
nm. IL olIacs S6bne.
$500 Gbs, 5maa 9reats 8acpn, 10 Sis~ces n.
eMnoaB Gentud9 ponS, unb s Iivets 90 Sans, ne6i
vtelen onccler &titeIn erhictgu ipcbcu
2Bm. Ianace S6bne
700 Scores GonoIt5, E0acm, Sptrm uuo 4oamaHtiuc
$50 9Oree Soap, 9lot, 8rDWn uHO MeIop
so Sorce 9tep gOrt 8ghen Gbee5s
5 GtircS Rice,
400 SrCpmE un6 BufeI5
200 GrOR 4norteb @ips5
200 GroB Ylathes
SHD, 600 GigarrtH, peTihieptne gronSs. 1nshsr srt,rtsr
.tIh juu 9erfNuf BEL gEm. gSGIIafe If Gsk,
q Barrels Baltimore @iGlCe ,rrsen erbolfer ,nS -,
80" MN 2H dlldCc Il Srbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20

q. q. Stuarts 81 uuutntn u 6tSte0
Is Wpuatc aft, rer vOu triucm nurcren an
Site UNI SuaIitdt Ibertrrfen min, unb
rem man periuhcn ieute Cbc mau amber,
rrdrte GintGufr maht, uctR pttltu anpcren
9rpcsrpwaareu 1T b,lltlit iu batcn tei
gG nj. y. SUnCS II. o.,
10. Strnbe suiihen Mnin 1t. @arS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-20
SSass. y. SJomes az. So,

2Ssss. y. SSOmeS az. So
gBboleiole, 6Gneiec Ypn
@rrceries, Stquore unb
prcpifiOneu,
= l5te Strabc, ,rtibsn Mtoin- uno GarYRr,,
Hj6mcno, Sd.
@m. q. SputS, &t6orh g. Srpwn,
(iribsr tst' 9UneS Il. GU GriFer bel g8iatom SapIrr.
W NJ. 9. Spnee II. 6 o u.
Die llnttr,cihnctcn tatcn nd untcr bieier 6irRn pcrci,
n;St sur Glbruns zines
Grocery, 2iqucr, uuo QrupiIiru5.
S09cre,
l5te StroGc, ,riibeu Matn uuN Cary,
uno erluhen ibrC 8reHnoe uno Sas scfamntc Nublitum lore
2Sdaren iu rrufen Uno re1r. Giataufe bel linen III MAIDEN.
Ethmpne, l. NPGrS 1861. Bm. 3. SpEcS,
u. 6. 8rrwn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-26
Rn..Inn NN,Ifc-show.

The wiic-shuw h. noY the last lingering relic
Of what was orc' u popular national custom
Hero the sons and daughters ol tridcsmru were
wont to assemble 10 select their partners for lic,
The girls would come decked ont in all tho or
namcuts tho family could raise, AMI sometimes
can wing in their hand bunch Of silver tea
.pOuus, or PLAYING gracefully with large silver
lHdlc ms ii It Wcr' fan while the Young men,
ako appearing to the best advantage, would
troll by them, and, on seeing any young lady
who particularly struck their fancy, would po-
litey inquire about her dover from the parents,
who invariably accompanied the blushing dam
els. The custom so Tar exists to the present
lay, that, had lenn matrimOnially disposed,
might have selected wilo without even the
trouble OF Advertising to say nothing Of saving
the time which the more conventional customs
d nv natlNe land deem reanisile for a c0nTshlp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-26
RAILROADS.

CENTRAI. RAILROAD OF NEW JER
- sEY, frum fp,t of C,rtlaudt st-Cpnnecting at
I,mtt.n Junction with Dsnware, La'kiwauua
and Wp-t. ru Rur,ad, AMI at E,stnu with lehgh
valley Il, lrill til ~ connections, forming d-
rect ..prt PITTsBuEG aui the WEST without
change of cars.
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT
mmei cling june IL, lsOl-Lohye New york as
follows.
I,rr.sirEau ENrrrss At A. NJ, f,r Ets''n,
Rnalug. Puttsville, Harrisburg, MtIeh Chunk,
WiiNNm,l "rt, %
Man TEAts-At s A ~, flr Els,on, water Gap,
: .tnutoi. Great Bend, Ptstuu, WilkeSbarre, W.
igu TnRor.u TRNiS E,Stun, Manch
Chunk, wlAam.poIt, Reading, P'itvile Harris
Ir.N TnEorau TnAtS For Euston, BetAle.
hem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk.
b3O y. NJ, WAY TRAtS-For S,mcrville.
snOr NJ, Western Express for Eh,tnu, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the
West scepug Cars from Jersey City through ~
Pitt-hurg. .
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
TIE 4. NJ, Express Train from New York, ar.
rivcs at Harrisburg Mt I =. NJ, connecting Est and
West, on Pennsylvania Central railroad, Northern
Central Railroad, North and iuth, and with Cum
bcr,id Valley B,I.rnad ...
THE TIIROl GIL EXPRESS TRAIN FOR Tllh
WET leaves Nru York at 5 IN d1ilv tSund'y'
* .c,iirD making close connection nj Harrisburg
with Pennsylvania Railroad with no change Of car
a. Piushurg and but one to Cmcinatti and Chicago
Four hour, time is saved by taking this train.
EIIZABErHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave New York from Pier NJ. North RIVER
| : 20 and II 20 An, ago, 4.2J and 5.2n I'm.
Tie uuais stop at Bergen int and Mariners lllr
bpr every "trip each way.
aui9 1N'lOb
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The building which is now going up for the
great exhibition at London will have q cubicil
cvt'ut Of ,3,ODu. 900 Of cubic feet. Tho iounlI-
nfs have already consumed 1000 tons of con-
crete and on that will bo LAID iS.OOD, ,OW Of
bricks in ~, Oo0 tons oi mortar. Ten thousand
ton, each Of timber AMI iron will bc u,cd in the
structure, aud Tor tho windows NJ loss than
loS miles length ul sashing will bc uscd. Tho
gla2icr will usc 500 tons of sheet ,laS4 and jl
tons Of putty. Among the small Items are be-
tween 2OO and 800 tons Of nails, dO1 tons OF
paint, ZOO ton, ui pipe, and 81 on.
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Manufacture of Army Cloth.

manufacturing establishment al Mmwuuk,
Pennsylvania has Just received am order t,m
the Government for over half million oi Yards
Of flannel for tn Government, ami several mills
have been put in operation 10 cumil ru tic
work. Another concern IN the same place has
received a contract tor the mIuut.ctur, Ut l1p,
900 yards ol light blue army clo,h, suitable for
winter clothing, and it isoNpectcd that the whole
order will be filled in less than four months. In
addition to the cloth, the mill being enlarged
10 as to make 1000 yards OF flannel per day,
and this will give employment to an additional
utttuItHr pi hands
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- I,orlca Of >ouihcrn ChI,nlry.

From he BH0dio, " T., CJmnarIoi ti.sui'cy.
We have had the pleasure Of nm iutcrvicW
with Lieutenant Dmmick of tho Eighth rcgi-
mcnt mtcd states army, who rs now stopping
in tie city. Lieutenant Dmmck wa. in both
the fight at Grcat Bethel and that NJ Ball Run
in the latter Of which he was badly wouulcd.
The Lieutenant gives the following account Of
tho circumstances attending his being wOunlcd,
which shows up Southern Chylrv' in a most
beautiful light Oar readers will have the tcsti-
mouv Of an cNc-wituc-- tu hlrbarltes the ac-
counts oi which they may not mon than half
believe:
On. that hlo,iy SUNDAY, at Bill Run. the
Eighth regular, had been lighting hirl bu. for
q little while, were inactive. not know in,, whrc
To- direct their energies. Just then a regiment
appeared, waving American hlgs and white
hinlkcrchicl-, and shouting, "DIu'i lire uplu
your friends 60 The regulars approached thrm
with confidence, surprising they hat spm. ~ n'.-
sage in rclutd 10 the enemy, AMI would t,l IN
with them. Whcl uur lropp, had como within
four muskcts length oi thcm their ,upp,'yd
friends fired a Nullcy OF balls into their rank
| Killing and wouuliug, in Lieutenant DmmicA =
estimation some three hundred of our m'n. II
/ was Mississippi regiment that hat ullp'el
/ this highly honorable plan to surprise our men.
/ The regulars, however. were moi dluntod by the
assault but instantly returned the compliment
hv nrug upon the rebels from four hundred
/ mu-kcts, all that they hal loaded and then
. charging with fixed haVoncts. ~
From this yollcy and charge and the iigh
! that followed. Lieutenant Dmmick think, thai
| at least i've hundred ul the enemy bit the dust
IT, the course oi the conflict he was pirrcc,
through the breast hone by q hlyonrt and lcl
wounded ON the lirll. lie lay for some time hc
hind bush, and while there saw two of oul
wounded men Killed 10y the rebels. In thi'
position hc was found l., the second LicutcnaAl
! ul his company, who moved him q few rods fur
| thcr on, but through his weakness from loss al
blood hc Wa unable to hear transportation 10
place ct -ai,ty. Iclt alone, hi, companion be-
ING obliged to look fer himself, two Of the cnem,
approached. one oi whom wore the dress Of
inst Lieutenant. This man asked him If ou
army intended tn make stand at Ccntrevilc
lie replied that hc did not know. The rcbc
then inquired IL General Scott was on the field
On which point Lieutenant Dimmick proios5c
,ua, iyn0mrcc. The high minIcd sQutl.cInc
then Ircw u sword and asking him If he knew
what they did with wounded soldiers, was ahOu
TO run him through, when u party Of our ctydl-
~ appeared on the brow Of the hill near by anl
the NOuld-hc assassin fed.
| Lieutenant Dnmick also saw among tn
enemy two iul regiments Of negroes. The>
statements may be- received with implicit conf
dcn9', and, 10 the man who studies them, vii
rrypnl spNpril facts not lclOrp known tp he guCl
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miscellaneous Items.

\ Cry IIuRSE RAILROAD /, 10 hc mh, I'-
atrly commenced in Montreal, the lautth ut
which. when completed, will be- ~ miles. The
cars are alrcad, built, and about 10 in number
ONr YEAR or SrRuGGLE with wrong for the
soke Of the right, and then death, contributes
more 10 progressive life than torN YEAR, oi cont
prDnisc with wrong, or more timid allegiance
TO right.
A WEALTHY yur NG ENGLIsH LADY, who late
ly visited Paris with her mother, became iasci-
mated with a dlshing Count, and eloped with
him. On the bridal tour he was recognized by
the police as an escaped convict, and again as
signed to prison.
BURNED IN AN IRON CAdR. - Mrs. Broad
hurst, u lady eminent in London literary cir.
cles, was lately burned " death N her Owl
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fHE NEW YORK SUN
MONpAY MORNING. ArG. 20. IN.
Interview with Rebel Prisoners ut WASH
inaton.

Rev. c. NJ Butler, Rector Of Trinity Church
Washington, and formerly chaplain to Congress,
writes as follows to the Pro'estm ClWcfnda,
describing visit to the rebel prisoners confined
in the Capital
] spent an hour yesterday AMI tolay with
some uf the C1nlcd'ratc PRISONERS In the Oh
Capitol, General Scott having given M
special permit to visit them at all umc4 pro-
posed yesterday to have brei evening service
today, but found that tho kindly temper in
which the proposition hal been accepted hh b.
come changed in the interval. An inprr,, on
had somehow been conveyed to thnm, thI'
| was a chaplain in the army anl s'H'
by tho Government, to preach 10 them
" Northern Christianity AMI o1'dicn' to
the Government AMI Md' Gdpi they would
not hear. One ui' them somewhat rhetoric iliv
announced to me that lac could not worship at
the sainc shrine with northern man, ani that
he was exclusively for southern rights, AMI
southern slavery, and southern religion, AMI a
"southcrn God" When, however, | quietly
explained the spirit in which | had come, |
found no difficulty in making arrangements for
Sunday service. Subsequently was introduced
To q numbcr Of the PRISONERS, some OF them very
gcnIlrmInly men.
In conversation, which | cnicivorcl tu
avoid, and ~ winch was listener and qucs-
TONER rtth' an q ptrticipltor, ! had some
extraordinary Exhibitions Oi southern opinion IN
Wgard to the Government and the North. ! re-
member such sti,cmruts us these That
the purpose ol the North and the Go, ,rnm1nt
is To destroy ,lI,ctv that tho honest
masses Of the North are dupcd into the support
Of the war by the m representations Of tho pa
pcrs, the pulpit and the politicians, That the
southern papers give u p rl,ctly reliable account
| ui their encounters with the Federal troops, and
that ours are tissue of filschool nnd cNil,gcr-
atiuns Wherever our army has advanced ou
southern soil, it has been guilty of robbery,
that it is in the purpose, AMI hy the cOnnivinc1
of the Government nnl the officers, that this is
done. One great object of the war is to destroy
the starving aud unruly masses OF foreigners at
the North who would otherwise risc in agririan
rage, AMI rob ani destroy the PALACES which the
cotton Of the South has enabled tho North to
build.