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RETURN HOME or VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.

NHrALIXo. Va, "Wednesday, Aug u, laCL
The First Virginia Regiment Of three months men
rctulned home to-day. Thes reception was cIlhur'la-
tc and imposing, the people turning ont en- nlsse. A
sumptgo dinner WAS served mp.
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Ohsaunry.

BelTpas yt Wcaasdsy A't % - ia
The Hon. A. g. Dsna, NJ. D. LL' ;31.se, "a
,,nsr;alped citizen OF Vermont, died ~ w
shs ,ewn yesterday, SD
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the REBELS WITHDRAWING
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE WHEELING con
NLNIINN.

WnrLuSs Wsdreilsy, kugla q, 1891.
rio Conycrion adjourned to-day. Un'sss tie Iaehl-
bers ere called together again by the iir- Thursday in
IsnuGry their adjournment is sitc de-
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THE WAR For The UNION.

The Trouble in the NY. Regiments
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.oop INFLUENCES AT WORK.
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THE TWENTYFIRST MASSACHUSETTS, REG
nIE&T
EYAMINATION or THE NLrGgD SLAVE OU1flr
TEns.
Bo,-os VeIfesdav Aug. q, 1851.

bof On c44'suAlt aug a. 4Sei'
Tie departure Of the 2lst Regiment from Worcester
today Was uuayoi,ably postponed. They leave TO-
morrow afternoon, via Norwich. Several 0thor On-
meuts il camp viii follow in few days.
The preliminary examination Of Albcr $. Bisclow
and A. II. Potter, both of Naw-Ie5f rd chnrged with
fitting ont the Whale chip Bmiu' lcr SLAYER, took
p.see today before U. 3. Commissioner Guild. The
evidence failed to implicate Potter who Was dis
cLAr.cd Bieolow WAS hcid lor trial.
Tic Europa viii call Oh Cape Race, weather per-
nit,ing, to receive any dispatches. She will he due
tLerc Saturday NIGHT OF Sunday morning.
Nj. Motley Minister to Au-tI.., w.su passenger in
lhe Europi.
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THE UNION MEN OF KENTUCKY.
The Intention Of Western Virginia
THE INsUBoBDINATE TROOPS.
sp..al Di,p,'eh to The N. y. Tribune.

sp.sal Dispa'eh to The " y. Trbune
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Avg. q, 1861
THE NEw.YORK REGIMENTS.
Good influences from the State Of New-York
are at work among the regiments disafected by
lawyers and Democratic politicians, in regard to
their alleged Z" three months enlistment" These
influences were more necessary than the friends
Of the misguided troops dream Of Dry Tortugas
msysOon cease to be the punishment of mutiny,
and the painful necessity of shooting the crmi-
nals forced on the Government. The arm of the
Government is long, too. II can reach cOnspira-
tors against the army whether they are in Buff
faO or Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

Company K-Elsha II. Ames, Conrad hlhts, John
Bell, james Dyer John Day, Jsmes Fan, EgnSiy
Ganglof, Geo. Hurley, Jes. Hurley. Henry johnson
Fred. King. Christopher King, Joseph Ice, WIN; Les
eicks james s. Mill' Pstrick Maboney, Jos Miner mlieI'
Chas hOrau Jas. McKane, L. Norris, Nelson Iotei,
Austin Salisb1ry, FiDly SpurIier, Corpi Chiislan
Seinweigh, j. Il. Taylor, james A. thompson ana
Wm. Ii. Watson.
Some Of these have sincs been released. Their
own officers guard the men. The total number
of mutncers at the Nayy.Yard now is llO.
INDIANA.
Governor Morton Of Indiana says that though
his State has furnished its quota, thirty.seyen
regiments, she can give the Union one hundred
just as well, aud will do so if they are wanted.
lie further ssys that in the Wost there is no
hestancy-nO attempt at shortening enlistments
no organized political dsAlfection to the war,
but that tho feeling to support the Government
and put down tho rebellion is universal and ear.
nest.
TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD AT GEN.
FREMONT's SERVICE.
Gen. Fremont has been authorized to take aud
use the Illinois Central Railroad for military
purposes
MORE HORSES.
One thousand additional bOrses have been
called for by the Qusrermaster- General, to bo
collected in New.EDgland.
COL. MCUNN.
Tie Herald falsely broke Col. McCmu from
service. The COurt-Martial in his case has not
even reported.
REVIEW or THE TROOPS.
Gen. Mcclellan, accompanied by the Presi-
dent Cabinet, Senator Wilson, and Col. Lander,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.-Oapt. Garnet, OF the
State Guard, has been arrested for tmoving
tbs guns Of his company Southwark.
Gov. Harris, Of Tennessee, has tslsgraphed
Gov. Msgcffin, of Kentucky, that Tsnnesssans
have occupied and are fortifying Hickman
and Chalk Bluffs, and that he disapproyss of
tho proceeding. His message on the suh jsct
has been submitted to the Senate, and sps.
cial committee appointed to consider the sub
ject and report tomorrow.
There are rumors in town that the Lincoln
gun. beats had shellsd Columbus, but 1t can
be traced TO no reliable source.
Governor Maeofin's message to the Legisia.
turs IL merely retrospective, showing neu-
traIity to have been thrice ratified at the bal.
lot box, and that his own course in refusing
men TO Lincoln, and his efforts to keep bel
ligercnt Is on Kentucky soil, have ed the
nearly unanimous approval of Kentuckians.
He says:
"And now, addressing myself to the repre-
sentntives Of the people of Kentucky, / protest
in their name and In their presence. in the
name Of constitu Iional liberty, and in present e
CT Heaven lard earth, against all and every
OF inc Presidents usuTpations and unconsd-
tutional ana illegal acts, and protest, fur
thermore, against the prosecution OF war
Irofessediy for the object Of restoring the
Government. an object utterly impossible
OF attainment by such insane means
as war of coercion, and ! protest,
moreover, sgainst Kentucky being made
tho camping gTouna or The pathway for
The movement CT forces by either of the bel
llgerens, and recommend earnestly 10 the
General Assembly the prompt passage Of res
oiutions requiring both belligerents to keep
of our soil, anu respect in good faith the
neutrality which the poo pie OF Kentucky
with unexampled unanlmIry desire to pre-
serve
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e. Veteran, Indeed.

We aad sn interview yesterday With Mr..
JoHS TRussrLL, cf Alabama, the hero of
three wars, viz: the war of 1912, the revolu-
top ~ Texas and tho Mexican war. He is q
haze, hearty old man of 81 years, who very
recently, as per certificate of gentleman of
Alabama, mauled 1000 ten foot rails in one
week The great rail-splitter of Washing
Ton cannot equal that achievement And this
veteran, who can beat the tyraut in that art
Tor which he is most celebrated, is on his way
I to Manassa, where he win Join the army that
will esst ths rsli-spliiters hosdss, from South
atn soil.
9a's sgsa maa IL q tue pstslot, and shows
tsat 'odanttasls spIri. aud cons.sucy tia. dis.
siaxa'.asd our evolutionary fsthsra. A'pavsr
be hsass With Asu ssys ii h.s powers Of saaa.
fsass sass "=asn the best man fell, the old
mao will os all right" His Is smpls il worthy
Of emulsion. He 10 native Of South Caro-
lima, has long lived in Texas, and now hasla
from Alabama. The company OF which be h
an honorary member beias detained lsre, and
b. being eager to leap into the fray on the
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ItN HaIIa.

Up to yesterday, the force st the Post Office
had not been Increased. Important letters
which We gfouId have received Thursday, not
being delivered until yesterday morning.
We are gratihed, however, to learn that the
Postmaster 6onsral has authorized an addition
to tho number Of clerks, which the Postma.ter
thinks viii bs Sufficient 70 meet tho demands Of
Increased population and increased mail mat
ter. These additional clerks have been written
for. They could not be taken promiscuously
from am ing the unemployed, because the Pre- =
fsss,on Of psf Office Clerk requires a smart ap-
premiership before one can be proficient in
it; and, just now, competent clerks, and not
apprentices are needed.
Those that are written for. it is said, will be
promptly hsra, and then the mails will be duly
opened and duly delivered
We repeat what We have before said, that
the compliant on this subject has not bceo oc-
oasioned by any delinquency in the present oc,
cupants Of ths Post-0.lios. Tae Postmaster
IS one of'the mo st polite and obligipg Of
officers, and conducts bis business system
atiraliy. His clerks, IL recover are intelligent
sud Ell lent young men. Bat they could not
accomplish impos8ikili'ies. They could not
sat through in proper time with the Immense
~ increased burthens thrown upon them, by
making Richmond The at Ct the Confederate
Government, and the concentration of so many
sfoops within is limits and aroundit. An in
creased forcs ought to have been long since &C.
corded TO the Postmaster
We take occasion again to suggest that the
facilities for tho general delivery ought TO be
increased. One little square holeis not enough
for the vast tbrong receiving letters al that de-
pastIneat in the ofice. It must be remem-
bered that besides the increased population in
qairing for letters there, some ten thousand
SELLERS. more or lecs, are always in tho vicin-
ity, the greater part of whom are receiving let
tsTs from home. No man can behold the
crowd pressing towards the general delivery,
without being convin ced that something ought
~ be done fer its relief.
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HOSPITAL CHAkL0TrESyILLR, Sept. ),
To tie Editors Of the Dtspatch The Del
avaa House will il future be the
principal Hospital of this place. Prepa-
rat.ons are now making for the accomlno-
daticn of large mum Der Of patients. This,
as all must testify who have visited it, is
model Hospital. Too much praise cannot be
awarded TO the Matroa and her assistants,
snid, indeed, all connected with it. Surgeons
Allen, Brown and Curtis, rank among the first
Of their profess ion and wi IN their as sis taIts
are deserye1ly popular with the soldiers, as
they're untirlEg in their attention to their pa
TENTS They not only prescribe for, bat nurse
then: like brothers. Private contributions
nave been limited, save from Lexington and
Rcckbriige county, which have aud continue
to contribute mes. literally. ThsFAre truly a
noble people, and have not onlyVpsnet their
hards, but their hearts, rs Indicated by send
ing rs our most efficient Mltror Rev. Mrs
Fihos, and Two assistants, Mss Campbell and
Miss Sparks-au OF whom volunteered when
this Hospital was established, and their SER
vices have proved Invaluable. AGd they will
continue to work with their associate, Miss
johnson. from this Co. with aa energy which
pnre patriotism ana warm hearts alone could
give. Rockbridge deserves, and / hope will
have. one OF tbe brightest 7 7ges in the history
or these trvlug times. IT other adjacent
ccurties had contributed It's literally as it,
The Hospital could have bean gus tanned with
out calling on thu Contede9acy for any thing
but ara sorry to say this has not been the
ease. Contributions, which were literally
made by this imme iibte Leehborhooi At first,
have with few exceptions ceased. There are
many articles which coIduce TO the comfort
t.nS roEvaleScence of the soliiery which are
not allowed in their rai1ns--such as milk,
Outer, egg, chickens, sweet and irish pota-
ices, dried fruit, and AL klGds of vsgeta bles.
MIX is greatly needed the supply is scarcely
euhicient Tor medicinal purposes. mention
This 10 cajl the attention of those who have it
To spare, Who no doubt will send it in when
thev know that it is needed II the ladies of
different sections would take this matter in
hand. they could do good service bv forming
societies and collecting provisions every week,
or oftener, as the case may b., ard sending
them 10 the Hospital. In this way, O. small
contribution regularly from evsry citizen
wonlt give the Hospital q bountiTul supply,
A soldiers lite, at best, is very hard one and
it is the duty of 81. to doeyerything they can
Tor his comfort and the protection of his life.
and am sure it is the desire OF all true pa.
triots to do so, and that they will act promptly
aad literally when they know the wants OF
the Hospital.
= S-Ano,her supply Of stores has Just ar.
rived from Rnckoridge, and would have been
much lsrger hsd they not at the same time
sent Two wagon. loads 70 the sick In the North.
west. | hope the noble example of this
county Will arouse others to their duty.
VOLUNTEER
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Mayors Ucwrt, Yestsr day.-Tnomas Nc
Bride was sent to jail for being drunk and
lying ON the side walk Of some stysst.-Ed-
ward and Glenn, two small boys, slaves, were
ordered to be whipped for stealing money
Edward Sullivan, white boy, WAS committed
10 jail, on the charge of steanng two watches,
valued at $26, from Adam, . slsva-William,
slave, was sentenced to receive 80 lashes for
cutting, with knife or some other instrument,
Charles, who belongs to DR.. Cabell.-Patrick
McGowan was fined 81 for driving . dray
across the sidewalk, on Broad street.-The
case Of Isaac, a slave, charged with stabbing
Aurrelius, belonging to James L. Porter, was
continued to next Friday.-Wirt Roberts was
fined 81 for driving . coal cart across the side
walk OF 18th street. His agent stated that the
driver of the cart had POSITIVE orders never to
do so.-Alexander W. Jones was brought up
20 answer the charge of assault and battery
upon Walter and Frederick Stultz, two small
boys, whom he had trounced for striking his
own little son. His Honor dismissed tho case,
with some admonitory remarks to tho parents,
complainant and Observation-Disclosures Scott
worthless free negro, was ordered to receive
20 lasnes for beating Mary +. Tonget, free
nsgress.-Jaeob Poe was hned 81 for allowing
hltny matter to escape from his premises into
the street.-The case of William, . slave,
charged with unlawful huckstering, was dis
missed by consent OF the p2rti-s.-Miss Alice
White Was arraignod on the charge Of throw
ing stones at 1hlss Martha Williams, and using
language towards her which was altogether
unbeconing lady. 1t appeared that tie &C
cused suspected The complainant of having
said some hard things concerning bor man"
and avenged hersei1 in the moce mentioned.
Ike Le7ys name was included in the same
warrant, aud he came forward to answer the
charge brought against MIN. Miss Alice was
neld TO bail tor nor future good behavior, and
fined 50 for throwing stones. 1ks gave sscu-
rity for his appearance before the court this
morning, when mis- case will be disposed Of
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PROGRESS OF TIE WAR IN MISSOURI.

QuIscLY, ILL.,, Sept. She COME derates,
with 90 900 troops and two field pieces, are 10.
Gated between Hunnewell and Shelbina.
The telegraph line and railroad operations
have been stopped.
Gen. Pope will soon, it is stated, proceed to
the scene OF action.
Col. Hulbut is reported 10 be In West Shell
bina with 800 Esdsr al troops.
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MoDssry OF GsN. MoUuLLosE.-Gen McCul-
ioca, In making his official report Of the killed
and wounded On the Federal side, estimated
the killed at 300 and 1000 wounded. We have
conyarssd with number Of persons who
agreeing In placing tas killed At GOT less than
1870. II. Srscat, an honest German OF thta
piaea, belonging 70 ths nslls Point Guards,
who rsturned heBs yesterday, Gays he was uI
The isssa uaa! clock, on NE day OF tins bats
10. ped visa I'LL ever 1t alncs. Hs saga that
steswn thick. and In some rlsAse iylra il
heaps. He estimated the loss It between $500
and 1000
The rsdsr~ls reported bstwsen 5000 and 1000
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~ tfsp'sY Ass1gsko "a 1oitcs hayius
grTaafta IL car pspsf Of sas 81, fsosa !aaiss
~ Glar sa eaas'y. sts.rta. IN saas ao~ hea
ca aioiksFs ssaI 10 Tia wheeling sriasees
saerse be aaafssssd. q correspondent far.
Fishes tns following dlreetioa WITCH viii en-.
snre It's % rsssg;i - ''sA-iysr oress, Com.
parry q. u b RsviKssrs. virpinis Volunteers,
u ssoa'a Esigsia, ManassA ] anetion."
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A CARD.-At a meeting Of few
0>N Georgian, and members OF Congress
from Georgia, ned a few weeks sincs, an organi-
Ia ion was CONNER ed for the estab,ishmen MT of
Georgia Eosrital in the city of Richmond, AID an
Executive Committee appointed. This action " as
taken in ignorance CT the extent Of the orgapiza-
tton and objects of g The Georgia Relief nd Hos
pital Association Hon. b. S,arpss twho is
Cha rman OF Doth Conmitteea,l and Mr.. H. Moore
HAVING visited this city, r. . fall consultation
with such Of the former Getting AZ remained in
the city havng BE- en- had, i. has been deemed best
witt the full Concurrence of the committee ap-
pointed hsre.) to dispente with the FORMER organ
iza'lon and 10 place the whole matter under tn .
charge OF the GeDrgia State Association. To re-
lievs all misapprehensi ON the subject as the
Chairman of tbs former meeting make this pub
LEGATION and request all persons desiring TO aid
the laudable object aimed ~ by both moven ants,
to address Themselves entirely to the proper OH
GERS Of g The Georgia Relief and Hosnital Assoc
alton" HOWELL COBB, Chairman.
heartily ccncur in this action.
TH0S K. ?. COBB,
Member Of Congressional Committee
7-ut For the Sick and Wounded.
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MORE SRlZURES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o-rhree ships and a
lot of tobacco, belonging to Southernsrs, were
seized here to-day.
The Abbs Bradford one of the prizes taken
By the Sumter, has been recaptured by the
PoUhqtau
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o" aotef Of this Ba Ak asa not taken bv o,,r
Banks here. We ara inferasd By tie frssi-
dent that he viii be in Giehmoaa on n ,odav
. - - ~ ''N@ ,
" with iadisputabls evidence of the solveaoy
and soAnd condition Of the Eaak, ;" AID he re-
guests 10 t. warn hollsra mot to sell a. 9
g:sgrse ati0n,"
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k11xBR LIaR.

let OF LEITEHs-. Rsmsiaing in the RICH
ssptsmbsf, 1851.
nPublishsd BY authority Of Act Of Congress
In the paper having the largest circulation Il the
District where printed.
DUPsrsons calling for letters In the Lrsf Win
please say they are ADvERTIsID.
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DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION,

SYxAcUss, N. Y, Sept. 5.-There has been
the usual quantity Of excitement and crimi.
nation and recrimination in the Democratic
Convention which is in session here. tt g
Mozart delegation has been expelled ffom the
Convention.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
ADVANCE IN TRE PRICE OF TIE DBPATCn.

After the LIST of September, the following
will DO the rates Of publication Of the De.
peseh:
DAILY PApER.-Two csnss per copy 1t the
counter and from tho regular carriers Of thu
,ity. Per .nnum, S.. Six months, 81. Thrss
months, $1.75.
SExI-WnEkLY.-$3p per annum.
WEEKLY.-$2 per annum.
Neither tho Semi Weekly nor Weekly papsl
will be sent for . loss tsrm than twelve
months.
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FATAL ACCIDENT, &c

BosroH, Sept. o.-E1-Gov. Briggs was to-
day accidentally shot in the jaw. The wound
will probably prove fatal.
The Alice BAH, from Liverpool, has been
&c n u rad
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-Four P,f.aner,. soldiers confined for misda-

-Four P,isoners, soldiers confined for misds-
meanors, escaped from the city Jail yesterday
morning, while enjoying the usual mati:unal
walk in the yard, which Is daily allowed to ali
persons incarcera;ed on slight charges. They
escaped over the southern waA though it Is
some twenty-five feet In Aeight,rby driving
large spikes OF nails between esn1 bricks, anu
thus mounting it, IRON which they let them
selves down To the ground with pieces of q
hed-tick, which they had torn up tor the pur-
pUSS.
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Gen. AnderSon.-In our notice yesterday of
the appointment of Col. Joseph 4. Anderson
as a Drlgaaisr General in the Z. s. Army, we
omitted 10 mention that he is graduate OF tho
West Point Military Academy, and was for
merly an officer in the U. s. Army.
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d performance for the benefit of tho sick
soldiers our city will take place at tho The
atre next week, on some evening to BE- here
alter designated, tnoso Of the Theatrical Com
pany of last winter VINO now remain here hav-
ing rendered their services for that purpose.
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The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the City
Council Will taks place on Monday afternoon,
.. 4 o'clock, in the Council Cham Der.
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In the City jail is a young man belonging to
one of the Sou ,hern Regiments, who IL par
italy insane, SO We learn from police ofloer.
The matter ought to BIS Investigated.
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Small Notes.-The Old Dominion Savings
Bank, of this city, is about to issue notes OF
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY


NJ 10 ID COOH, AuCSF
ok BARRELS ZINES. TWO BARRELS
= LEMONS, ONE BOX Pms APPLES, re.
RACCo 40. AT AUCri0S.-THis DAY, ST
O'clock, will sell, at mr. stere,
etarrels LiMGs;
Lannon's:
box PINE APPLES.
fhe above Fruits have Just bsen received. 81
In hrst-ra.s condition; and worth the attention oi
dealers.
Aftet which, will be sold
Is boxe. MANUFACrUREDT TOBACCO, In COED
condition;
10 boxes CLOTHES PINS;
STARCH, &c, &C.
SCI e. b. COOK. Auet'r.
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-Four pri.onsrs came down on the Danvills
train yesterday, but from what division Of our
army we did not learn.
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yFW TIpEs.

The Dlsao'ck will appear u res dress on
Mondsy m sgoins. !. may not be printed a
veil as 20 ceu.2 desjra TIE arst dag, owing to
tie graf labor attending tbo introd, cfion Of
rew VI 6 AID our largo sdton. In day or
,wo, however, we hope 10 present tho saelic
VITA 4 paper that will net only he legiblc, bat
rsnfSnmn
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of Tobacco at the different Warehouses in the city
of Richmond from LIST October 1853, 10 LIST Esptem-
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Prayers for tia haaith of Psesidsnt Dayt,
were offarsd Ia the churches Ia Charleston, ..
o., lAst Sunday.
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FUTCRE DAY
BY Richard eau thsrn, Auet.

ON MONDAY, 9Th ssptem>sr, at 10 o'eioe,.
~ st my store, will sail 1T suction, 10 poahd'
shoulder bscGn, IL barrels Her.!nss 'esmsn-
line Csnd'es Black Tea, boxes Chewing To-
hxsco, - boxes Ciga's. l Cooking steve, te'
frigsrator, Feather Beds Mahogany ChAiis &c
-ALSO,-
5 Feather BEDS. 10 Spring. Seat hahogsny
Ch.ir', lsrgs Mahosany D'nirg TAbi'l cara
Tsble, ) Side do, AID susdfy o. her aIlics.
se7 cAU1 HOss