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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

LDwsRD scHEScK. AurrloSER S-PERENrToR
IL sale o. hne GA PaintlEga- " 80 II. = HENck,
this d., ith n~tnt, eleven oct X. Al their
NJ, NJ. ~ RNsassy. elsc I'm - dne and
defr Jh ftirngs comprising Landscapes. NaHneA cattle
fircss. a., among shieh si - found Landscape by
I. lnugb u. ioaf sc.nss flava Duma elueLsre- by
LarcmJtes wo fine nssriofr ~ Nllsma aai other Ane
paintres Dnlens, hrym-, 60 ste hedg ADD other well
Know artists To b. b. ~'tvetv Mold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

WtNTED-BY a kEsPEcIABLE Girl. slruA.
taker. Objection assist IN washing and
konng ctiOn 10 the country Tor the summer
Tor good city Gail for two days at 81 sheriff
SIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17
Dy DANIEL A. MATHEWS 4 co, AUCrToSEERs.
- This dsy 1hnr-da, AT tok O'Clock,

Hiirrcily oppss T. lhe Feet ilcs)
IMPORTERS ,AtE DP FtAE snLD AND SILVER
ws1,Hh~. RirH ikwrLRY &C
Cornr-,etg lad aid emens ~ hunting
otter Ma'cfes ~ hest makers silver wsich' styles;
also One bru che@ Bracrlets, Farm hate
isiu.s ard Vet Chains reneiIs Sic. buttons
studs teys &c Catloguss and goods ready.
ONETApLE's SALE by yiaruE or An EXRCu.
" Ion wt fur sale public vendle. saturday.
the 10Th DIS ~ January 10 oct.g the forenoon ID
Clinton ttr'et. team ~ bsy Horses. Nth tnp xsen
A ORERI.E. ,yoaatahle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17
SPORTING.

81 0n0 FOR sArJ, THE BAKERY, 10 BRoAl
TI.VNV. way. third door below Astnr place A desir
be plsc- for sny p-son wishing In the business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A LADY AVID GRNTJFMAS CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
"A ed Will a furnished front Room In private am
": full or parts Board Room contains gas bot and cold
water Apply At 27 West 18th st. between Ith and 9Th aves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

yIyANTRD-BoARp, EY A GENTLEMAN WIPE
w servant. Address box 503 fost oalce % town
lection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

q ArD4 ABINGDON SoUApE WEST eIDE-aOOMg
with sosrd siiable far families and angle gentleman
references required Tara and ages pass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

yUANTED-BY A III SPECTACLE GIRL A SfTUh-
w ton nurse; has had the 81 children; can do
rlaaberwork aud waiting willing obling Good y
rrlsreuces gwen Call at 90 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

VVANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, wIrHoU
w children dc. ire Large front sec.nd door
neatly furnished Poarc pas dr. s.ity not abos,
pricr ed $40 Week. Adires
mmedaiely John st. Dens Hotel corner Of Eleventh
street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17
4,Oa n DsSa AND LsyDGI-2.

VJTANTFD- ROOM FOR A GENTLEMAN AND L.,
w viii Ford for The ua,y oniy. Address for awe
A. L., Union square poat oiice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
SITUATIONS wAyrrn-ru-.,-

-- s1TUATI0Ns wANTED-FnnALns
W.s,s,-sY A viii PxsssIEso.D Par,
,,e.. or sl'.s gil ssstoo a. chsubermad and
1svtI Gan at 2ls 10Th ct h-,~ 9Th and sh avs ~
w An'FN-A TD4TIoN BIZ ResrECrABIR p
r. .e-aDt s,' Ia an excl iisn' 60 /, washer and tn
~ oe -e-p or two DAYS a .o' adams st, srookl,n
WAnrso,-. 81 uA,los, AEgsPECrasLEe or
N small sya'e family bat Of city refsrenc, d yer,
! syS =. - rsr =. rom nou.a 10 the bssems
WArrsb.A Ist.afsoS 81 AN AMERIcsN you
vat. fsm,l,, could sinner sars and ~s,sios Or
81 'n mai ana a I" pic ssuls do general b.
ovsr ttrs, ,rs h'a,'. entrance On ii-t -,
yVAsf.r IaMrnI srEly--A sopD sM,Rr BOY
W attend 20 - 10 81 sfe must be well reco nmen
80 gs Z" " rte a. htook.n lire
" ANIL ~ I Rs. PEG ABLE yous1 GIsI
nus Sc Cali fof ~ o.ys 80. ling st
WANsEa-s A FIRST II, COOK IN a paU
w family n sitos ion Too bet of city rel nos q
10 Ion 40 days At 2t ST. one door from 9th
CYAN FLA sgsPgcTAsLs GIRL As PLI
sma e,ss.t ami, mug. sooa ". sSsr ADD iro
ssinb- snd nnhe'ns poe o he ned Apply at ~ ed
pLc &c, tr,nkyn rei.,ene fNooiri
WAssl,sp.,. 1900 B.s Ysasa s0aAS
Good os. rsleI.nce CAN 1t TIC 18th Az between i7th
WASssp- a s'IuArIol ey a iouso voxAs,
osys ' - s'''' : '1'' 40 ''''''
WAs, by An $500 A., -t0os LADY
qure q "a i2th IT
i.s sd ~ u kinds has the very basl Of ciiy
.,r a. TS" S.ss
esi rs sen 'nsr las lace: osve D. noen loo 70 go
dsl.c' H. eo.h.l nauh' ~ ~ ooSt 1t. nroosiy |
JVssTti-8 A JON rErsSr Yo.sa woxi|
general u--Vokr rma private family has the q
~ s. 60" q oo ssrs Tor Two days sl' l'
Sui. IA cam cam, s.s essb I'm Id end 'sa@ssr
- eii al obgoa; no ject on to g, Ia Ine country
s 'as s 10 - 2.a st. ne4, ss ave- gwen
w ,ors,ant ~'m.a a. b,u'eke-ps- for smal lem
aG rs . % 'o "sSn Gan . sen
| w ~xieps no obi ton 70 mind children. wIuid
!, i. comfy ne nss, ,e'sr' nee CAD a. a4i West
| " jsnly hes 81 rei-r~ given from nsr ]
psc br SEQ for two Us Il ~ East 18th 81 bet
|
! Aasr. AZ nrSg.CtA5LE ENGLI u 0xSyl
nur ~ u city reference Cali for Two
| 4 EaI mood O.
---------------
/ " "a s4'-si sk3rEcsAbuh PcnsOs, A sIr,
~ non o. $ aus'ress n orisat- family nnrou.h,y
deiS'ah- al aud . fanny sewing an, IL sc,ust
:"thg abd i.fnx ladies' aud Sal ditn dressed hNs III
uhfSt t'"iaW. cry eftnce rom her - pA wnere
has lived nire,sss. all q Gays a, 81 West 29sa
| 1900. - ~. -. ,-., - -
~ Ant y D :" Az, NLnAN oinlA ~Tt
49, In IL, -" Avn "s'o. ~ - JeoI "a = y
- 20, - !, 70 >" ~ ,a, m n IL - I'm IN ne IN 1s. ps
s0-nu :, :. o1o N.Y.. ~
| 800, ,.t..,S -, -, :, :,
/ ~ Afi 80 80 N,ur ~ A. AdsSAceN Oh
- tesn - ~ mihu ,lI.p ,no 40 lgas a ues~.rk
"a a. ~ 81 avenue oetNeeh Satn ana zotn sts
1 @--- - 49,
NJ A, - = "I 800 .Le ioGHa wo1aN)
- fir u @uu nurse inquire ~ u J'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

n,ANrpr-oy A GrrE, -lrUsrtnS To ia E
" ~ brd-a" 20 ch.fnba ~ors Is sitirg 0
n n , elf generally ul a.
Fac. all 81 80 Prrce Only In toe o.sen,-a' for
i've uay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

a ass. AZ nrep: CtA5LE ENGLI GtHL
y .itaaton nure md stress chabe aid
g,' the VI reference Cali for svo
b SaJ mood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

NtAt1En-A sIrr.4lDN, ~ PESpE FAB ~
w A.ptP rRgh aifav somau, 70 do chanAer~ RI md
ing 10 do / ht honaewnrs cr IN ID plain .rril
ka her I'M E,rl hree Old he hoa.
WIN h.r. ages much OBJECT crm' orts lie
lune & feiss arr IN ID -rst ~ cts reference II
aoirsd Can b. Mt 10 East 18th st. econt door, nsk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

Tye.N NANe. tlruir4ON AS
y X a small Family; the
49, c,s gwen. 4Tpy a. esont employers
4, : 'H't ~. ctiLer ~ I niv sts place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

: tir4A n, Wv F0-By a Er-pEGr ABrE wO-
y msp 60 % of rity refefet b. gwen.
Tias % nv ,ato rsapeaa 10 ardng hlu-e
th stY aAs MaIsrr- one do fr In he front
ba-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

~ r,,lHS.r 10 "a v MA %isus \ -
al, n - rh nhcrruatd nd ystes, t.se cafe of ee
An Is ort.c ~ the uluot'y Ne4t d. e-fsr
,p~ = an .. seeu IA 81 hcr present employ y
10 J "ssu ortt. ~ "e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

" IN s.-si 4 rkArEcsAbAh PcnsOs, A SIT,
~ non o. faasTess u .risat- family, tnDrou.hly
der-'anar al aud o FANNY sewing IL
cntng abd f,'ng ladies' aud sdre,s6s H0s NJ
I"i abb. city her plH wne~e
has lived rire yrss all Gays 81 H1st 29sa II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

S1t Al = WAN I'D ~ a NuySa WOMAN, AZ
= Oh nhsra M md NJ dn chamber ~nfS AZ,
iug h 8, ooins heos -, tou.sg1L .l5od cj
rvft "a Rs.a ib nv nl' 80 - b aud xAta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

RESPECTABLE CIR, WIiDES A rIrrs, zoo A
and To asitt In ctrnberwors apiectio,
to the obi dfe0 city
Cal Tor dysa 200 East 2is ST between LEI and ID
seccrd fo0r, front rom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

L.Lr ~ aEniLssAs 2I-IGNG A iOMF ErESI
nth, 10 take charge 1T their hou
tbH summer nod With the bess city
nj 9TH 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

YOUNG oih4 sarfs III isffO, As LACs
= ousn ~ "a chsmbsrmad IN hue ~ y anf iroasf
undrrC Ous ffvteh ut IL tfdut j uIos stan ahcr bW
Re-, cs reir sb,o from ner ias Cal f1r tso
dnN- r 90 Nest .s1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

MANILA II. A7Ion, a qDrN NJ wON.s. -
w aud 81 oh mhet Aid and W do
I'm. NtsAlrv fat {, TAX td.
charge 4 . h.r of n mb l,i.s city
=.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

IA 1-IrA--s III al y AZ CUcK IN A PNs6
w emily hes ~ dts REFER given from Ber
plres. b- for two Il ~ East i3,h bet
% and d u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

t,AffS 70 s,f ALTON. ~ AN ANESIcsN OH
W eyed 70 10 mud 9 lir.p and do light uFe~trk
fr da 81 Az st avenue, beta 14th Doth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

ny CIR LEMANs FAMILY WtSHt<a A WORTHY
~ htop In their hsuss for The summer hsar
OF highly nmended the families
ssiug 26i 9TH between 10th aad 10 n
tass lanndlGss Best Of city retsTence Cat be
fort i4rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

80 :. 4 Man t-oEe \ SIR ~ - As NJ "
h-,,naa a.. nurse tue y erpnnsnd ..Ans lgo4n
pnr nd snh / uhnn A. dtets ~ D.isn'y, eiJ On ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

ssrA~srars~ Avn CsSAnsPAAIG 90 ANrsD. A
stu ion by womss: 10 - kinds u fantty
srvrs ca md tr % ! req. iaqutr- - Pa ifc
the bareneUs between Acks and enry u, Brook
in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

. ~ r., = ~ - <o.,fYt ~ 81 - ~ A.!
y amt v / 'uh .ady, " . tau. ct'e = -
IN ~ + u aA "a c4EgGDcr
vp,k a "a van h,- ause hfr LIST
.ts. noe "A pssst 'srps ned sill G,n b. ue.n tor
xss a. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

A RkspE' , ABLE NOUru q RI WANTS sfruA
~ uon T. entk and tssist with washing and ronng
would as undress, oNjeet0t the
tov the sum.n.f: come We'll ded her las
place where she has lived years can at 1855 9Th ay
thud door, trout room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

O. on GIsG wtsaEs 81 r.T.nN IN A rR,V At e
a tnuit. rha1 sors AM v4tug and With
IL. a.tIng l.. hsl lived two III her las.
I III. ,-t Eeie~,us Cali Ior ts days
a. y J,hp.oD II. hr.ohyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

yHIAATFD.-TuG RE Pee ALE 9iHt.s Wis9 ssrrJ.
w At, ambe. naii ard waisress, snd
iitress Pave TIL tr p'ac
wter. they and ndsd app 1t ~ Sanjs
e.. pear psstirRun STUukyn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

raw cotton of The finest quality is as needful as to the
sui ects Of the Queen We have doubt tha' DO our
august ally ard Lord Palmerson are bidng their time
and watching for proper opportunity. Another Boil
Ruu defeat would make the matter easy We eve moth
The NoItherners The cool proposal to scld up the
quarrel between North aud South, by making an at
tack Canada was so base and unprlnc p.ed-ths
on burst of rancoroui mlgnsn. feeling agains. Grta
Bitain was so universal thai there Is no necessity for
US TO maniest either kindness iorbear,Lcs toxsrjs
the supporters of the UDion. Louis N.poleen owes ss
a, little. The new war duties on wines and silks 80 aud
40 per cent respectively, ad Va'Orem, are evidently
msant TO tlei,Ide F.neh traders aitogtssr from hf
Anriear market The language Of both soveinmt Mt
to NJ. Lincoln viii be, we hope, energetic "fou'
quarrel ia domestic one have no Opposition 10 in
.ercre either on tie one side or the other Bu; can
not PERMIT your domestic qu.rre to jare the opera
tives and capitalists oi France and England What time
d, you requre," six months "Well. at the close
Of six months, whether yous quarrel s solderod up
no, this blockade nus. term!raie" Chaty gins at
heme: AID We hope baSh Louis Napoleon and Lord Pal
merston will have more and sympathy for French
sod English and cotton spnnsrs than sor thse
Transatlantic braggadocos who know mel her how TO
fight or how to remain q. pcsce with one another.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
GEN. poLKs HEADQUARTERS.


Tho site OF umbus, KY, at the latest Gates the
headquarters of Gen. Polkits value military posi-
tion end the spirit Of eoe constitute the theme Of
an interesting letter in h New Orleans Delta Of the
10th. Tho writer says:
write in a small CO tags instAe edge Of town, and
but a fow hundred yards from The cliffs bluis gene
rally from one TO two hundred feet high along the bank
Of the river overlooking for miles above aud some Of
them giving fine view Of the town, which Is almost
entirely situate upon Hat plan On the river bank
These bluffs extend along the for miles above the
town. giving romantic appearance to the scenery and.
at the time, forming enchent positions ior cur ar
t!sry to command the approach of the gnnboas These
guns ere uow 50 aeed and forces here already so
strong thst Gen. su of your city whose specially
in military is that Of defence considers the place
impregn gnaole to an army Of l0,000 nen.
Let your readers rest assured that this movement Is
no inUason. Il hardly 10 race with tee Lincoln
ties for advantages Of position. Il Is simply eIpsdl
ton by invitation 1t were, OF army OF liberation.
The Kentuckilns were advised in tine of their intended
subj1ga,on BY the Lincoln hcdes and we have come to
enahe the people, tie other hand, to exercise the
privileges OF freemeu subec. only TO the quarterng OF
troops aud other necessary Inconvenience Of and
the scou Of the people. The very cordial reception Of
our army everywhere upon Kentucky soil warrants the
conclusion that the people hereabou at heart have fully
decided TO espouse cau'e rather than trust TO po
sitiol of neutrality which ,hs North has violated only Ia
proportion TO the extent IL has been respected BY
selves,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

correspondent in lengthy communication, sug-
ges iha. in addition tie articles Of wearing apparel
such winter coats Shirts socks and blankets, which
the patriotic of the South are preparing to make
,heir brave defenders as comfortable possible during
the couiJg winter. there should be added the item Of
wotlen mitttps Toe idea il good ore, as the artic
one that will be found Indispensable to tho comor
htel.h, and ptomp; scharge Of the arduous tt-
that viii dsvove upon our scldieTy 10 m're north
erly cline than that which they have been accustomed
We feel confident that the suggestion will be promp
ly resp"ded possible. Southern ladies will no. be
found Iemiss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
A LOUD CALL FOR HELP.

Considering that the Southern movement was, In
Northern estimation, snsu!e, that would vanish
at the appearance Of handful Of Northern braves tie
following from the ~ Y World Of recen: date, SQUADS
a little odd, at this late Cay:
NumercuJ expressions Of opinion, written and verbal.
from Intelligent sources empla!icy sustain the opuios
submitted By us on the 5h instant concerning the
requisite for increasing the enlistmon
Profoundly impressed with the absolute necessity of
procuring rcnfcrcements, Of 1t least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS WITHIN 4 MONTH
believing, slso with some Of correspon ents, and
wi all competent idgss. that TWO hundred thousand
recruits within that period would be still better for the
pubic welfare aud for the breyity CT the war would thai
half that additional force this day with tte Nation
al Army the Potomac We again ca 'nestiy In
woke Governmental attention. in the hope that before
Monday tight orders my be telegraphsd from Wsshing
ton all over the land Offering advance synent OF one
half the bounty (sloO) which the v,luneers viii be
entitled when honoiably discharged.
TUE REIGN OF TERROR IN BALTIMORE.
Tse readers Of the Whig learned from Its tecgraphic
column of the last Friday BY The hrelngs Of tho
Ds,poti,m, of sever of mos. prominent citizens OF
Baltimore. The particulars are given In the SE~ Il
Saturday:
TIE CITY Of Baltimore as thrown Into fever Of
cemeat yesterday morn By the announcement Of the
arrests during tho preceding night Of Of the most
prominent citizens, including Mayor Brown. The au.
thority came from Washington, and special fquads OF
Federal police were detailed for the work. The first
raes known TO have been entered vss the editorial room
e The Ssshsngs nsvspaps', W asss u vh'se wt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
20 TIE FIRMERs o.. VIRGINIA

fINHE separa the Northern and South sa,es hAv
doablss become permanent Ill In great measure,
expected supply the su:h vi: PCrkR S-d having been
eng extensively FOR many Of bEnsss take
he liberty o he poPnety OF besng Euter we'll
before packing and as Of putting II tubs larger AZ tn top
thsn ne bottom send market after packing
30ss would Ne pesSes recslve cousgnento
purchae iaovng the hAex. market ice; Aad, deal
elnycy FOR cash. vii unsh you goods the lowest rket ph
ces ;hs PROMPTLY for whatever be
confident hai n4ke Il ,he interest OF beth the fzner
sea4 nyse would he glla receive any olher country
produce ny pru pal OBJECT cru your particular aen
don 70 Butter making LArge supPe have been seut heretofore
the South ro The North. ws make furnish osS
scves give non the fact that have been enged
this city the thry-hve years. All ash
,EiAl-teslng confident Of giving sAhsiEc,ion.
rANPsoS JONES, IgenL
Grocer and Comnis ion Merchant
au2-dks ICor Main AMI s,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
THE WAR OF asDEPENDENCE.
ITS PROGRESS, INCIDENTS, SPIRIT, &c.

In the absence Of usaal Northern fl.S this morn
ing, We make up, froIn suoh Of information as
are bogo u.s. the following summary Of the progress and
aspect OF the war:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

@A CARD.-As we have to pay CASH for
49, nearly every thing needed n the ne of our bu
nsI will from nj. date decline continuing accounts,
sPt With those perso1s who have regularly settled sr bill with
Isl Of Jsnus-y Sn1 July.
Aeeoua pai Il; Jy just passed cannot be increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
RTCU1OND. AUG. 1861.
DOGGETT IL ANDERSON,
nnUrnNnD

ri receiving - the Fall Trade, czrpetrs. OIL olo;hs Ma
"a ungs Cartsn ods cornees and Bands Windos Shades
PAPER HSlgngs Cgred Hair hoss for ssls low prices
Capeil CrstAns Beds and Mattresses nsdo order a. abort
dee hanging done IN the city country BY sue r uerf
I foel-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
RICHMOND WHIG.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

p.,av Paner ss psr aarrn; secWeeky 81 Weeky ts ~
v.Ts n savanca RealAnes be ra1e a. t1a tsH o s
Pubhcrs a an eases uAsrs eydecce tken on Ne ef""o
l.-lsF lu ths Pcss orcs contklElng nonsy.
czs saaars 90 linss) sss ons
sraeh addi.oaAi lnIeTaon. .................... -
One month sishO1s .arrS.ion..-....-.......''.S s
arhroe Dc .......-..........lV ~
Do 90 ..................So % %
Hrvslys % Do ......-..-.......S 81 81
E1cithe-
aM moniha. - ~
TuSr. mont - ~
g- Ne advsass,en 70 be oonkdeied ~ he 1onsn OF a
ansl srsesed Manuscript Previ'as Agreed HPSa %
tween TIE parties. -, -
a. sdyess-ens aol sEsed on cory os sFPseaed na.
esr o. assroos S be Sona1ed until erdsrd au and Pen'
sxActed acccrtngsy. H..
80 RnoullS I5rsEHNurSro avoid any risaae stAadiis
part the AnnuAl Atvegsers Us proper e tSe
iat Acir privileges eny extends 70 thsf nnedAs
L-xal oths Atvsrseens sS1t oy el 70 DC ~
af4t"~-- Args, and 10 vvrtclon- .---..- -
~ Real EstAe General Agsnts Advertisements no 70 &C
nscrted be charged a. ne usual rH s@e
) such discounts shall be agreed upoa-
Ey- Booksellers and yearly advertse-s generally
mere squares the privilege Of ch1nge shan no On @
yearly average IN any week Insert more hAn we s-et
as-eea sAadng rule under TIE eoata ana Al e1Ss
Has sach amount be charged al the csaal rats .
kdysrtssueats inserted IL The S1Neesy hls :. 70 ee
ps a1aAre % iaes FOR The t Insertion ana 50 eea"
psr SQUARE for each oontnuaacs, or weekly, 10 eenH
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WAsnIga1oN, Sept. IN, ls

MORE PRISONERS FOR FORT LAFAYErTE-AR-
REST OF MARCUS CICERO sTANLY.
sxrr. l2.-United States Marshal Murray received q
eiegtspho dispatch from the Secretary Of Sts direct
ing him 70 take Marcus Ocero Ssanly ipto eutody on
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scTE rRoM Mr.. sTANLY.

TO the Eaitcr of the New York Hsrdd;
have been arrested and conveyed to Fort lafayette
but am unable TO state with what offence am charged
WIN Won be lust and kind enough not 10 denounce me
a traitor to my country, swear there does not
1.-Two more loyal and devoted friend Of tho Union and
the Constitution than your cbeden. servant,
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WALTER 81. ROBERTSON,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

.ysTOoD EOULDIN asd ss son WOOD sgULDIS, Jr.,
w united n ue prScee Of he aF In he eoanes OF
O. Arlcue Hsnf@: A1d heckcneErg
WOOD BcULpJS, IT. WOOD BOUlDlN,
Bovd.ou TAicoG Posl onee,
ascfi-lears, county. oaa-io.-s ecu nty.
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PARhE POINDENTER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HichuOnd CITY, Va.
xTILL practice N all ne C1srts held N s City Of Rehn0nA
M En4 th- eoarss % Chesterfield Hsaco sai POvhatAa
On As eorusr of1t or Pearl sad aAn Stress ever hs
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From The uharston tnrson county, Zee Prefkof The l7h
LIEUT.. Col. FLASK LAoKLASD.-The death Of Ibis &C.
complshed gentleman and gallant officer has produced
profound feeling of regret in this community. Al
though 10 delicate health he felt ii his duty the
army and was in the thckest of the battle of the 2lss
Of July Colonel Allen, in bis report Of that b,t,e,
makes honorable mention Of "the gslantry Of Lieut..
oo Lakeland, Who with but handful Of men, charged
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