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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
ARRIVAL OF PRIZE SCHOONER MARY WOOD
AT PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1881
The schooner Mary Wood, from the West indies seized
in North Carolina arrived here today in charge of prize
master Nicholson the consisting principally Of
members OF General Buter's Naval Brigade Her cargo
is SALT sugar and moasses She was captured at Cape
Hatteras.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
THE PEOPLES MOVEMENT IN NEWARK.


The republicans have concluded to abandon their
party organ zaon and take up any good sound Union
in the coming local election. General Theodore
Runyon who was Douglas eector, the prominent can
ddate for Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
THE PRIZE SCHOONER SUSAN JANE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1861.
The prize schooner Susan Jane from Hatteras Inlet has
arrived at the Navy Yard in charge of Lieut. Crosby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18

SEVENTEENTH INDIANA VOIUNTEEKSs
CDloncl. ................. Mllu, . HuskHl.
Lieutenant Colonel. ,........ John T. Wilder.
MAJOR .......s.s''..s.s..... .. w. norman.
CAPTAINS
There having been several changes recently refrain
from publishing names that may be crroneous.-ED.
UEaAID.l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-22
SAINT PAUL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1861

L y a. 4ft . L I've
trance into Office. It is joyous in the midst
of troublous times, to look around upon q
people united in heart, to hear the purpose
ofhigh resolve which animates and actu
ates the whole, when the sacrifices to be
made are not weighed in the balance against
honor, right, liberty and equality. Obsta-
Giles may retard, but they cannot long pre-
vent, the progress Of a movement, sanction
ed by it's justice and sustained by . virtuous
people. Reverently let rs invoke the God
Of our fathers to- guide and provide and
protect rs in our efforts to perpetuate the
principles which, by His blessing, they were
able to vindicate, establish and transmit to
their posterity. With continuance of
His favor, ever gratefully acknowledged,
may we hopefully look forward to success,
t0peace, to prosperity.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-22
TO KEEP A TRUE LENT.

[HERRIcK, in his Mobile Numbers, has thes'
beautiful lines on keeping Lent by fasting:l
Is this fast. to keep a,-af.s.- n,
at9 The larder leane,
10 And cleane, " h}t'
From fat of veales and sheep % y
Is it to quit the dish 81
OF flesh, yet still s,s q.
To fill .t *'e
The platter high with fish? aW ~
Is it to fast an houre. dos.
Or rag'd to 60, .ss..t +.
Or show NN /"
A down.cast look and sowre ~
No; tits fast to dole ~,
Thy sheaf of wheat,
And meat,
Unto the hungry soule.
1t is to fast from strife, l es
From old debate, &, -
And hate; 80
To circumcise thy life.
To show heart griefrent, Js,
To starve thy sin,
Not bin;
And that's to keep thy Lent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-22
VOL. XII.-NO. 46.
OUR NATIVE LAND.

God bless our native land Ct :
Firm may she ever stand, 8 81
Through storms and night, !,
When the wild tempests rave, II,
Ruler of wind and wave, !.
Do Thou our country save, Hig.
By Thy great might. aaal
For her our prayers shall rise
To God above the skies,
On him we wait !lAi si.i me-
Thou who hast heard each sigh;
Watching each weeping eye,
Be Thou forever nigh;
God save the State! 1907
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-22

SourH OARoL1nA ARaUMEEr.-Purely
Rhett Orr-ical.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-22

HOW SOUTH OAR0LnA MAx asuafpueni
MAJOR AND.nsoH. Treat him Ike 3 ce6-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
Valuable ReCipeA.

A lady of North Carolina sends us The fol-
lowing
Rtceipt for Mixing feast.-rake as many
hops as you can between your fingers and
thumb, and bOii in TWO quar- u OF water until
educed TO one quart Strain il hot on Indian
meal, TO make st,G' dough; when about milk
warm add cup OF yeast a half cup OF sugar.
and set IL in warm piace TO rise. When
light add enough meal 10 mould cut in thin
slices and dry on a board III the wind and
shade.
To M,ke Brtnf Take one of the yeast
cakes and dissolve in a cup Of warm water;
stir IN enough flour TO make a stiff batter; let
IL stand TO get light; then wet NJ four quarts
of -four vii tn warm water, and add the yeast,
some salt, and a little batter, or lard, and
work we'll; put III the pans, and when light,
bake In winter. 1t Will take more yeast
Bresd. to be good, must be- we'll worked, aud
the b,st btkers allow their bread to rise Il
second tine before baking.
II Male G1.j T.a Rusk.-Add a iittle butter
and some sur 10 some OF the bread dough,
let it get ligat, and bake.
our old fash .Uned biscuit are very good and
convenient TO pat IN the soldiers pocket. One
quart OF -four, Il lump OF butter, lard, (oT
dripping, fried cut of pork, does quite we'll }
the size OF au egg, and limp of soda rs large
rs "A pea. made up with cold water and we'll
worked, make fifteen good biscuit. Dough
when well worked, Will pep when you
break IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

srArHros,

rhs yIEoIEiA HcrRL. 80 .xtsEAl,eiy fs9Ts
the travelling publ. !. oas OF the very bsst 10
,sl: IN tn: stas !: nov 99ss "ss II dsya,
their Whole attention tothe purpose OF I, - easing
II possible, tns high reputation which IL ss prss.
olo,sd to rshdsr thsir guests .a:isssd .ad com.
Portable Tas rSeeas additions put 10 tails estsb-
.hnsa snsns he p,sps,s.S,' + s.n
The whole building, In the in.srior ana ayss.iGr,
IA. been recently RsFiTTKD AID PAINTED
and looks now coon as NEW.
The proprt-tors have secured thu services o.
M. VIM. D. GILKEE0N, ST., an experiences
:ns Who vii
every attention to those stopping At the Hotel. :
Capable and fAishfal servants are also pIovids1,
sontnus, ~ heretofore. 10 equal thai VI any notG
Connected with the Motel are .sE.sn.iys STA.
BLKs, under the management OF 81 ERs 90.
well known fer thetr expsrienss Ana snci snsy In
and Horses, BugEss and Hacks Will 20 ak3rde.
to gussts on reasonable tsIms.
fhs. Proprs,ors are well prepared to a'somme.
date fsailiss who wish to spend the summss
months In this healthy. portion Of ths State.
This Hotel IL veil furnished, and sontAtns ~
good and comfortable bedding as any hoaae In the
In this Hotsl thsr, ara two OF r!sia,ua's new
snd ex.sIeet marble; nsddsd. aad pxteat sns -
BATHING ROOMS have Just bssn nsati dtted up.
VIZ: FL; fKir9E, Who ha: been 90 long son
ssntion 70 the assommodAtion OF the guests. he
IL Thankful for the liberal patronage hsrstofors
bsstow cd, and would respectfully ask sonsin'
uAnsa Of The sane.
T w; f. !. r yNYS5s }Propri.:or..
s.-Tss enss Of All ina srl0s Lime Is .,
this House a!so the ctnss Of ADAMS cos Elk.
PRESS. VIZ. h. f2YToa 3 BIO:
Ei.rntcp Marsh Is 1881 81 i7--u
lPVTEWOOD aOTsJr
3 SIUHE0HO, VA.
Thls Esv HOTEL, Ss tas soraor OF EAIs and ssE
streets, iu,t anlshsd ami elegantly furnished,
aoz open for ths accommodation of Rltesh.
The lo.st.oa Ia tna best in tS.e silly, aud sye.1
EFFORT vii. 0s nads e rieass she pAsfoas OF Inc
House.
IhsYs sssnf.d the ss7eissr CT III. z. w. HRS
sIala, la.s Of the i.ss.sd Kouss gsv York.
eo.-lv JOSEPH = GRSSsEAH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
MIKE MgAr.-TLe Angnst "a Nhloniete ave,

MAZE MgAT.TLe Angus IA Chronicle gives
the planters some sage advice, as follows:
1t is getting time 10 begin pushing the young
hogs. 1t is well known that, from various
causes, there is but a smaIi stock III Georgia
of hogs OF such axe - are usually iatteued
fer pork and bscou. Nor Is there full sup
ply OF young hogs. 1t becomes very Tpor-
tsut, then, to make the most of what We have
got. They hould be fed TO their full capaci-
~, so far rs the food al hand " III admit, and
rs economically possible The run Of the
harvest fields, with the grain W;tsts and the
eXcalient crab gras>, have caused the hogs 10
shed their Old coat, aud they are, nal AT
this time Of the year, III iiue, thrifty condi-
Liol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

HOSPITAL OF n MEDICAL COZ.
4 Lho or u 4. .s Es !s..
than s:e CO.., II now scmplst.d, and open fer tas
reception Of patients. his admirably adapted ~
furnished with every convenience seanaite tor
their comfort and snccsssfpi treatment. ln sit'
usicn, on Mer.h.,i street, ess, q iah' ~ meri
.asse ahe ns sf par s = 10
the Professors Of tbs College, twbo make daii!
yis,ts.l assisted by a ssIvstsa: Resident fhyd-
All PERSONS requiring Medical or surslss, treat
msut sra I'D n;:tod, sxespt tho IEsAxs, ara tn se
tAboring under szAlH-P0x AID orzHR II FICTITIOUS
LIIya-Ix WOMB, both white and selorsd. re-
ssivs special care and sitsnaon.
I..l7dips Bos,d, Hsd.s.i Aasnd.n.., ks.'
White pat,snt''..'..'.ss Per week.
And Al ths same rate Tor fractions of . week.
yOr lsss thaa one week, d per day, up 70 tn
shsrse FOR 4 foil weak.
several noatly furnished PRIvArs Roohs have
been provided for hose dest-iug separate accom-.
nod ations. The charge for these VIII vary Hon
For Eu,Tiesi OPERATIONS, Q fee ranging from y
70 go viii be required in addition to the ABOVE
weekly rates.
( limited number Of beds placed q the dispose!
OF Charitable AssoeiA:ioc., ST Siso per annun,
payable SENT annually, or At corresponding sa'
pstien;. conveyed to or from the Hospital in .
kuttAbls vehicle, provided expressly TOT tos pef
pose.
so.pi,sI. and Inspect it ia ,yrsRssmsa''.
Attending Physisians-Drs. TUCkEh. oCH'
o ts..saSI1s TsH1igssGSas s-pr' GIBSON fRTioo
"f Rs;si dor Physieian-or. ISAIAH H. WHITE.
Steward-F. 81. PARISH. ap 3--y
IfELLkYUE HOSPiTAA,
u CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIKETs-In wards, ~ per week Ii
private rooms, q 20 elE per week.
SLAvss-ss per week. Lsss than week, q per
day; bat not TO sxssed fs per weak. Fr.stioa'
over thu Erst week II seats per day.
70 Extra ohd-es' except for surgical oparAtiopf
End then an 1ddisionsl fee ranging from ~ to "
VIII be charged. BsLI payable Oh TIA 'saerI % N
ya'is3t. No smallpox admitted.
sovored spring wagon VIII convey patents 70
and from the Hospital wheL desired Ordsrs may
rs left 1t the Hospital, at the Of &c 81 H. hcL
LlDlY, 18th slyeet. bctrse1 Hsln and Cary.
The subscriber, who hiss been connected with
the Institution since lis ioundatioa, having taken
!. under Ills sxeiasvs sharge, sided BY sorl?stsnt
axsiatants, aolis;t, continuance OF the iibarei
patronage CO his friends saa oil ths PaoiS cara
rslly.
Gfss6iaE Physician ana G1Fgsop,
JAMES 3OaTOE. N. D..
6Ysss street, between Ssh and sth.
AseisTAFTs:
q. W. r. EECUK h. D.,
eassah Hilt scr. ssth and ksrshsll fss.
W. W. COGGiE, N. D.,
,A.-ly KssiGsat Khvsisian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

TIE EAKTh PASSES THgoCGH THE COMET s
TAIL.-Mr. j. II. Hind, the English astrono-
tner, IN IA letter To the London Times, OF July
Il thinks that it is not only possible, bat pro
babie that, on the Bath OF June the eltrfa
passed Mf0ugh the tail ~ he comtt, at dis
lance of perhaps tWo-thiiis OF its length
from the nucleus. He adds thai upon that
date he observed, in the evening, II peculiar
phosphore scence or illumination of the sky,
which he attribu ted then 10 an auroral glare,
but which he suggests might possibly be
owing 10 uearness of the comet tail. at Il
Fia,liar illumination OF the heavens" lie ceu-
Guides "has been remarked generally on the
s.ar this snrIace 1t Will be Ii significant act"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

ChaMIcAL DIaoovERY Il wo German chem
lists have lust discovered two new metals,
cassu,n and rtbid,tAt. from the cCl3rs OF the
rays they emit il the spectrum, and the dis
cJyery is doe - what Is called spectral analy-
sis or the property which certain metallic
compounds have been held in II flame intense
enough to reduce them TO luminous yapOrs, of
emitting certain rays in The spectrum of this
flame.
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PoRrRAIr or GEN. BCrIgR.-A Fortress

PORTRAIT or YEN Ii iiEh.---A u tite7
Monroe letter to Il Northern paper says
There is n strong impression here that Cen
Batter viii not pass the ordeal or the Senate.
Perhaps the wish is father To the thought.
Whether justly or unlUs tly, IL Is never theiess
true that the feeling here against Gen. But
Ter is very strong AZ Il decided. / have not yet
met the first officer who volup teers Il remark
al his defence, while both regulars md vol
uuteers talk against him whenever they can
do so without the danger of being court
martialed. 1t is undoubtedly true that he
has failed TO impress tavorably the Cii"erS
and troops under his Contand. His uGtuner IS
cold, austrre AMI fOrbiddIng-repulsive rather
than winning. Instead of warmly taking it,
experienced officers by the hand and pcin ting
out 10 them IN kind manner the path of
duty, he seems to delight in crushing: them
out with aust eTity, frigidity and hdrsnness
Woe to the Iu"kless Captain or Lien tenant
upon whom the gil tier OF his phoS phorescent
eye-briiliant but cold-falis with dispiea-
sure As the unfortunate official beats Il basty
retreat under the batter jas OF shrngs and
flashes from his General his only consolation
Il that of the poet, who rejoced that only one
struck him at the same time
1.-TWO SIMS the world c1uid NJ ar endure,
Nor man Thy double R!anca--
SO nature set thy right eye straight
And tn ned the let dskdnce.'
Gen. Batter has been in command here over
two months, daring which time, If he had
possessed the genius of the soldier and the
courage CT 4 hero, he might have made g re-
cord that would have gone down iinperisha-
Diy into history. Now Great Bethel is the
only monument OF his proves here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
eIiRS aks0AANSA,

4 skSIk1 IEspaksoE
incorporated issr.t
gEs yIE8I1IA Y!tG kSD MARIE IHEUR.
AHCK COMPANY.
~ oEss &c. isl gain strs.t, Richmond. Eft
CAPITAL sni sUSPLUS, $3.50, eco.
TAI. Company hiss the advantage OF t,oes.iy ssrss
,sTs' experience In the Insurance Dus.1exs, and
haring enjoyed the fsy0T Of the publis during RI
Of hat period. needs NO special Recommendation
10 Ge citizens Of Virgtnia.
II sFeets Fire Insurance. n city sad country, a7s
aa5ns Insurance to oil psrts Of the world.
III exsh sspitsl and satalus are ss above, .nd tta
.Esrs s.s managed prudentiy, but literally, AMI
.ts as are tog IS tacss OF soy oshsr coed In
st..tt.0n. DIs11T0Es
" l.Cowsrd;n,!. =. WSd.woy.h. rstrisk Cullen
Jo4;oh Alien, We. Bears, Gao. " Smith
Vor sc l.. Rent fbos SEnssr, r. L. Wheaton,,
wv Palmer, Cnso. W. Purseii, $40 Il Gordon,
Aie Z. Parker, .cs. winston, Arch. Thomas
.ss. 4. Inloea. Z. a. CiaiDcrno.
Aspiy 20 TIA Psesiicas or sesrstl:y, In PsFsos
OF T. istsi. NJ. L GOWAEDis, P,seidsn..
VIZ. WILLIS, ia, Secretary. 10 :--is
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n "a 7
EAST WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
EEs3&I In MOETGoHRkY COUNTY, VA
This delightful Watering Place was opened for
tbs reception of visitors on tho Goth day OF May
These Springs are more easy OF ACCESS than any
In Virginia, being Immediately on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, in the most sitby por
ton OF the state, and surrounded by the most
bs6utffu mountain scenery. The medicinal quail
tiles Of the waters are fully sstablished having
been instrumental In the cure Of many diseases
peculiar TO the southern sountry. Thls Is not
oplyR delightful summer resort, bat, In these
exciting timer, safe retreat for ladies and chill
dran. Telegraph eommu a ca tion with Ali lmpor-
tsnt points 10 the Coz feds crate States.
4 full supply o! ICE on had.
LOUIS r. J. AxISS, Proprietor.
JANEs r Kygr President. 10 Elm
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, rs; W s9RUG sTts f. e.
ROREkT ~, EOWEkS,

= )
EN ROBERT ~. TOwERS,
ASA APoTHsGAR AND y RU6 GIs1,
Begs leave to pform ais friends and ths rGhlis
.hst he has taken ard re- fitted N Few sud esnd.
some style, tbs stors formerly oecnpied by }. B.
Weed. suG mora recently by c. S. Dawson, Nc. IS,
corner Main And |sn streets, one door above the
st. Charles Ro.ei Richmond, Vs.. and hss Just
opened with IN artrely Few stock Of
D6uGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY snd
TOILET AETICL&s, PkRFUABRY, 60,
Comprising every article usually Kept 10 his line.
acted Ia psrson s> himssl, with especial refer
snss TO .hstr frsshnsss, purity, and srtGrs Tsli-
ABILITY.
fhys,.;sae viii and his stock CT z Uds
CHEMICALS STANDARD P8ARMACGCTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INsT2UAGNT
So, very eomplets, embracing many new and de-
s17s5le :rtslaa.
Prescriptions eassiuliy compounds st AIRY hour
CT Day night.
Hg Orders promptly attended -.
Ga s-ta ROBT ~ pow has
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as agents fos he rs!s II ma t.ocds sahnc'ssssf.
sd by Inc CRKNGHsW ToolEH COMPANY, OF
KIorsoNp. VA, we ha,s now On hand about ~,
os9 yard. Of Fine, Pisin End Fancy Singis snd
D"nbis Ntlled ChSSi1sRES and CLOTHS, be-
.tdss = let OF FINE BLANKETS aud 9SHTLH'
HLHS aHAWLb-Iad are manufacturing At tlt
rfta Of G9o ysTds per week: al OF " hich we Of
Il. 20 th9 trade az f..r prices :nG liberal ormr
wi.h entire h&eAce .hs; tbs ente7rTtso Will re-
seiva liberal support
tkRNSEAT = co, Agents,
Z. sSSts ai<nrnC1d. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

Aas Confederate Soldiers and Citizens gene.
raj shoqld Supply hemsalyes VITA lot OF PA,
KEe's PREMIUM HiTTERS OF the best
and safest Medicines now known IN this country
for Byapepsta, Nervous Headache Cholera, Gao
Terra kof5Us, summer CoGpiaiuts Collie, Eeart-
burns, AID Disord cred stomacEs II you VIII try
Dottle for either Of the above &C complaints 81
q Ill thsD be convinced that BAkER's BifTEks
lie really 4 valuable Family Medicine.
Only 30 cents par bosGie. To De had OF Sill The
urluc,rSl Druggists. South. Orders allied by sd-
dressing Is. bAKER, topritt2r,
ie SIS hichncn6, Va.
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A..A ASHLAND HOTEL.

MOTlCk-Is merely gwen. .hAt the assross
not psIlit:sa. nadsr Any s!rsnmstaR trot sssa
during their leisure time, 10 fiss thaMteav.. oas
for harvest or ether labor The penalty ~ the
sons who may snplsy eYY one Of then without
~ asthesaIy 1oH0 J. Wrath. Agent.
Il W-0
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.aa M.CHMONp CLoTHING r.A,U,

ia RICHMOND CLOTHING r.aeU-
"a FACTORY The &c bsoribeTs have on hsra
"a large and complete assortment Of SOUTH
LIZ ERN MANUFACTORED 9OoDh- Cloths,
Csssirasr. sud VssttnSs, CT al grades, from the
following noted mills: Crenshaw. Mills, Rish-
nond, Va; Miller &c 3 Ellis, Crlpaper county,
Va; Kelley, Ford L Co.'S Nils, FredsricssburX.
gA.; Tbomss 8 Aimes MILE, asTion, Smith
county, Va, Eock Island hits, Charlotte, Y. c.;
which ars prepared to make to meas 1re at tn 3
:bortsst notice, and IA the lstast and rnost APP
proved ktylss- goods that will compare In every
respect With the best Northern nsnuisctursd
goods, and many Of the Crenohsw goods equal In
quality to Froneh. There can he 10 longer an
excuse for buying goods manufactured ont Of the
State. In aeditton, We ssep always OF Esnd =
stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS An .
CASSIKEHES, not TO be surpasaed by any houss
In the stty. We have the boat OF Cutters,
and sorps Of w9rkrnen not to be surpassed
by any house IN the UEiop, with detsrmt-
nation 10 farhtsb e1r patrons with Southern
Ciothiag-psterisl Ixjsei eg1.f, goods wovs
South, ent and mste South, sn1 "a truSt 10 be
sold sEd vorn 6oatE 40 We ere to.eTli,pse TO Z:
ali N Cur power 10 pash fc;R.rd routcaT. ast-
satiens. sTkSCK 4 G.Rsy.
Uiothi@se asG e'e,shant T:ilJrs
- "a faYEaT nj and
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gsF Hrshs. kaInX:! batna.::
HOT, COLD AND sHoWSR BATHS,
aar &c had daily, from siosk a. n, Until 10 r
~ At tho Amsfi.en Hair Cutting Shaving, sbsm.
pool ng xnd Bathing saloon, under the A,neT,Ssr
h1tsI, entrance Oh a..k stre.t. 9t9fla Saith -
esntr ave tiszeEs tur al nsN
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EIgY AGE EIEE III iU EA NCB
TsEg, riREAsD t1AR,rs lEs0EAasK.
EuyHRoHD ERE Asc0Cia1EOE.
-yrIos, 10. lss MAN ~. Is. CcrEEs OF iEsI IL,
RICHHOED, Va.
FbG4.s-ss ssta March, 1871.
Etie CD And raiisbls Ins:tt1tion, With ai.rl'
capital, sGd contingent iund esreiuAy invested,
continues 20 insure SLAVES, BUILDiaGS; MIR.
JHANDiIg, OF every description; HOUskHOlD
sURNIT1kg and rA1niiy WEsRih9 APPAREL,
VEs6KLs CARGGa5 ara FaRiGHg. At tbs low sSi
current rates.
lose. td.as.xd and paid with al possible die.
ra.sh. pIsGpSoSa:
pAr.i CrYTis hobart IL. Bart1s.
O. WcrthpY, Frsaeis J Barnes,
9oha ". Cls,horse. Iokc T. srhis,t.
}aaEJ. Wiis1s, Sh1t, 4. East,
ass. CARAT, 5sc. =. o%StnGsT.
Fstst q, wtrrss.
DAVID C0RgIA, Frasidsxt.
Iosx J. NtI3os, treasurer.
<. 4. BzooKR. Secretary. dc fly
HAS. 5. VaCMUaDn, Agent AAEHATTAs
y LIFE IHSURAEO. COMPANY, Of Rev iork.
onee Al tn e Ins1raass bgensy Of THOMAS n. Al.
YAIasf, Eth street. aaArly cppostta aedats's
Hall, where Applications Vii. De resolved.
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os azIs GIsI,
ORGANIZED last yasr, rnd IL otdsr 70 maze s1sn
SnodTsa would not so.npete with, bat wot!o fk'
ther Al other Southern manufaeturss by furnish,
Ing gfAdss and styles Of Goods that nave never
he.stoiore bss1 made e Vi.g MA thsy ftec snei
Nil With machinery OF the be": and nnest dsI;
IT, Tray are Qov manufacturing FLEE CASsi.
VI RES and CLOTHS OF sTery yaTiety, i!oS tint
Virginia Msrtuo and Hsstixo WOOL, sGd sone,i
tie sttsrti9a O; the trs1e II The South % thst'
Goods. All who havssesu their ARMY ClofHe,
Manufactured =. drst expressly for the Virgins
hth! sry ns.itUte PROF. nee tasm At least equal
II NOT superior in quality, to shoHe they nsd ossn
buyipg Ecra.ciors, ind quite re shesp.
Tho Virginia state and Contra Agricultural 30
.s:ss, st their Fair held In this sty, IN 0s,oee,
last. swardsd TO this Company GOLD HsDAi
for the exhibition OF Wocisn Goods, " hish IN
,iudsd soms beautiful EHAWLs, BbA khis, "a
Purchasers may rely upon evarv piece OF oood'
msau!actsrsd by as being what u 10 represented
and urdaT no circumstances win this company bs
Infused - work shoddy In their Goods, nor VIII
hey Gard any .ottop VITA thoi, wool:
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3sRUst Z. MIroHELL,
wEIrItoToF CcvDf, f.ira..ors,
los. e 8cBTkaTs,
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Whsa eventas h;ids =, s.0und tA 4 -,
Ana from ne istlscs las II s1ssIns,
Tt iovcy aud r.st aai confer al
whaa wearied by The toiis Of day.
And SIN for glory, gold, ~ faIo8
How sweet 10 seek the q ntet way
Where ioviag Zip. Wi, isr oar Eaiaa
Aroand he lis m vt h6ne
when thr7ugh the dark and stormy ighs
The wsewsrd wascerer homevavd hl'Js.
How cheerful tx .hst twinklins light
Which thsough the forest gloom hs pies
II Is the light of home He feels
That Low EG ma sts will greet him there
Aud softly tarottsh his bosom stesis
The 10Y ana love that Danish care
Arouud the ugh: Of home
TAsi hight al home How still aad sweet
IL peeps from yunder cottage, door.
Jhe weslY aborer 10 erect
when the rough Tolls Of the day are a'~~
SD Is the soul that IDEAS lot ECor
The Die. siDCs that thy beams impart-
The cheerful hopes ana Joys that DOW
Aaa ti.hten up the heaviest heart
Around the light ST home
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No 40 pT.gL STREET., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
lover r.arier Brothers Col
In order % meet the wants OF our oustoTers aud
the pu bl!c, ve have removed \ large portion Of
ocr stock from Baltimore to this city, all OF when
va Of er at ths lowest prices for cash.
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HAvERsACKs

Ready made and man ufAstursd IN large Qcsntit;ss
Ct shoT! potiss, At
sse--lm Tuod doors pslo1 6potswood Hotel.