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on Town Point Was occupied as the Custom
House for this port. The beautiful granite
custom House recently erected, and now
used principally as headquarters OF the army
ana post ofiice at this station, answers admi-
rabiy all the purposes deaigned, and IL q
handsome ornament as we'll As an "A portant
pubic Improvement. Some defet in the
construction Of the stone work, by -thc-by
requires attention.
The steamer VIM. Selden went down this
morning u Fortress Mon roe, with flag of
truce, carrying the officers and crew OF the
French steam -frigate Prony, wrecked recent.
ly on the North Carolina coast They will
proceed TO New York, on their way to Eu-
rope. The officers OF the frigate express them
selves in terms OF much thankfulnees for the
services rendered and polite attention received
from the people Of North Carolina and Vir-
ginia.
The storm here sa rday night was qnite
heavy; the wind with much violence,
and the rain ce lin copious showers
Along the line OF ortolk aGd Petersburg
Railroad, the telegraph wires we're broken in
several places, and many trees OF large size
were blown down.
Three men, named q w. Perryman, J. NJ
FSice, and John Kennedy, have been arrested
at Fig Point ard imprisoned here OH the
charge of passing coua aterfeAt notes on the
Bank of Hamburg, S. q.
boy about Is years old, nam ed John
Moore, has been committed to Jail on the
charge OF burglary. The store OF Allot x
Runaldue having been broken open and
money stolen therefrom. suspicion rested
upon yonng Moore, who, when arrested had
money in his possession which was identi-
fed
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in two weeks and may state here that it Ii
not usual for artists to give into axeevta(x
managerial hands vaIuabie manuscripts two
weeks before they can be made legitimate use
OF. Besid des, the manager knew that the parts
were not even copied out, and that was hard
at work on them myself, intending to give
them into the theatre as soon ~ one Of the
three scenes should be completed by Messre
Rogers, the scene painter, and Stackhouse,
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which it would
have been q waste Of time to rehearse--
Having explained that point, come to the
other so-called violation OF my engagement,
nam ely, the not play ing on Sunday nights
can only say, it has been clearly understood
by all the managers in this city that would
not engage to do 50. have steadily refused,
when knew my share of the receipts would
be from hundred and q 'ty to two. hundred
dollars every Sunday; so it is plain the mana
ger mad no shadow OF right to demand or ex-
pect me TO perform on those particular even
ings. But would rather be, as / am, de-
prived of my engagement-which was aver
sging seven hundred and seventy one dollars
a night (gross receipts !)-than to act In viola-
ton OF the law and my own convictions of
right.
In conclusion, must state that can have
20 controversy with the manager of the Me-
tropolitan Theatre, for, in self-respect,
could not descend to such thing. / owed
an explanation 70 the public-I have made
it; and, having done so, must decline all
fur ther no tier of the affair
/ am, respectfully,
The publics grateful servant,
JOEY GoUGENHEIM.
International Hotel, San Francisco, Tuesday,
October l, 1851.
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A Card from Miss joey Gougenheim-She
refuses to play on Sunday Might.

In the Sa n Francisco Alta California appears
the following card from Miss Joey Gougen-
helm, young lady well known in theatrical
circles, in which she takes positive land, as
we think, very JUST grounds against per rform-
ing ON the Sabbath. The card is published in
vindication Of herself against the persecu-
tions of the manager Of the Metropolitan The
atre, and it is but justice to Miss Joey to say
that it gives evidence of ample ability to
weed her own row. through this mundane
world:
Editors dua California: As the public of San
Francisco cannot know why did not appear
last evening II the metropolitan Theatre, as
announced in the bills and advertisements
feel it my duty 10 give an explanation, and
would be thankful for "a place in your paper
was engaged - the aboye-naIned theatre
for four weeks, with the privilege of eight,
and made my appearance in the new piece
entitled "The Elves, or The Statue Bride, ~
on Wednesday, the 25ih september At my
suggestion, and under my direction, my agent
gave the management the plans OF the last
scene, and superin tended its getting up, with
the understanding, of course, that 1t was TO be
used only for me. was received, us l am
proud to say am always In San Francisco,
most warmly, and the houses were full every
night. Immediately after the production Of
the piece, the management commenced i'm
portuning my agent to induce me 10 perform
on Sunday nights, going SO far as 10 say,
Cant we get her to play one Sunday night?,
My reply through my agent, was that ii /
played one Sunday night, should have no
hesitation in playing eee,y Sunday night;
my engagements here that under no consider
alton whatever would perform on Sunday;
that would refuse the best engagement ever
offered rather than break this resolution.
time, but 1t soon became apparent that the
piece was to be play ed without me ON Sunday
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A Hint To THE GovERSMENr.-The West
minister Reviem says that the expense of COW
ering single frigate with iron would be am
pie for covering that of very powerful bat
terry on shore, and that any advantage which
ships can obtain by this means may be much
more readily obtained for shore batteries
against them, and with 90 much more effect
that weight presents no impediment what
ever. We have urged the idea on various oc.
casions, and il demands the attention of the
Government. II the Yankees are construct.
ing iron-plated ships to attack our batteries,
We should defend our batteries in like manner.
Ships, without this plating, ought not to be
able 70 ve,come shore batteries properly e.
tabiished aud manned. We trust that, after
the Lessons lately received upon onr sea coast
We sllall bs prepared to give the enemy :
proper reception hereafter. The snemy's
strong arm il .is navy but, II We pay timely
.snd proper attention 70 our shore batteries,
Ne cen saaily nsatzalize his advsatAgs in
thst respect
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c,f,p pENT-A HOUSE and LOT on l9.n
liz .f,..t between Broad and Grace streets The
,r, e.,nt,ns fourteen roo,As, two OF them very
tVatsr and gas have been carried into every
- ,,n tie !oi Is a kitchen containing fooins;
-, Stable aud Carriage House; y meat house,
- Ss,b,; s,. houses. I'll tie houses are OF brick,
- tavs hesa iiit within the last two yeafs--
- .-s gyi i, ,norouEh order. The location ia
ta.:aut .as IL a good aeighborhooj, and conveai-
!. "a me tssiuesS poigions OF tho city. 1he whcio
,bl,sl.1s..i '. Ss erected by the late Charles u.
tT for hjs falaily residence. For elegance and
'.r-.,ri-rcs The premises cannot be surpassed by
ar In "a c..y Il Richmond. Rrsons ia want Of
+ s;~sble residence win do we'll to anime this.
y calling st the house, they will have The whole
sr,isss shown 70 them. For terms, apply to
THOS. j. EVANS,
,s -.s Admir- Of Chas. b. Hill. decd.
TS0RSALE OR EXCHANGE-A very de.
4 srable RESIDENCE and FARM contain
q y or y acres, TO suit purchasers, situated in
4. vicinity of the fiourishing and growins ns7city OF
!rrusts Ga The buildings are all new, and with
n ibs necessary out buildings, well adapted for
.srke, garden or suburban reside nce and contains
, choice variety Of fruit trees, grapes, strawber-
Is dc
Heath nnexceptionabie, and well of the pures,
ad bvst water.
Toe above will he sold low for cash, exchange,
n, negroes aud offers safe and profitable invest
len, - those desiring to exchange what might be
5~rled unsafe property. Address II. ID. NJ"
BIZ d. Richmond, Va. no i-2w*
TOR RENTA large and comfortable privare
+ RESIDENCE in the town of Charlottesville.
IN the house and table FURNITURE, and sew
,-s exct lent SERVANTS, If desired, can be rent
~ BY Suitable tenant
For further nformati IN, apply at this Office, or
2 the Postmaster al Charlottesville.
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FROM NORFOLK.
rsrxcrAI coHaxsposD Dxscx OF TIE plsrArcH.l ]


NoKfoLK, Nov. II, 1861.
This morniag at 5 o'clock, the large brick
building, on the south side OF Wide Water
street, known as the old Custom House, was
discovered TO be on fire, and Notwithstanding
great Efforts We're made by the dremen to
arrest the progress of the names, all the
wood work was destroyed. The building
WAS occupied a. q guard house, barracks, &C.,
and has been very useful since the commence
msnt of the war. There was on the hrst
door considerable amount Of government
property, mostly connected with the Light
House department, the greater part Of which,
consisting Of lamps, oil. machinery, &C., was
saved.
Thsstructnre was built Of Baltimore bricks
Of superior quality, with very heavy and
substantial wood work, and though not q
showy bnilding. WAS valuable and in good
Atate Ct preservattOn.
The old Custom House, ~ II n called. yas
AnisAed about forty years go. The Act Of
Aassnsbly aufhorixin8 the dovsrnor 70 ceae
70 the sitsd States the inrtsdletion over the
lot Qf land an which Is was built, wAs passed
Fsbfuayy l.. ISt0 BSfDsU The ers6tlUu Of the
buiidtng now destroyed, large warshoUse
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OFFICE Va. h. ANDM ms. Co.,(
RICHMOND Nov 4th, eti.
nIVfDEND N0TICE.-1he Directors of
this Company, on the st instant, declared q
semiannual dividend of 10 per cent, (4t50 per
share) payable to the Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, and sfer the 9Th instant until
which time the transfer books will be CLOSED
no 4-tl5N VIM. WILLIS IN, S@c'v.
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RENT OR SAI.E-A small FARM,
d - H.'i,iDe forty aeres. /. Ia situated on the
COZ o"1 Pnn turnpike. :vso and half miles II ON
peep sna about oua m,le from the Agrieul-
v.ir Grounds. The baildings are al new
~ ~. I'd repsir. TO sny person ~isning to
d u uerketing, a good opportunity is ofiered.
."ts s,,,lsr informstlon. apply to Or. M. 8. TAY
)S 0! -. q. $. TAYLOR.
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FROM THE PENINSULA.

Il Trip Do@n The Peninsula AID Back-The Hcpo..-
,aS-peath Of Capt. Stanerd a,.s. Reysoid kirbs -
1hr0Eins up BrCasts0rss, &c.
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE MERCHANTS ms. col
RICHMoSp, Nov 7th, ,s6i
THE BOARD OF ID ECTO 8 OF
this Company have declared dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT, payable to the Stoc xhold
ers ON the 18th inst.
M S-tI5th + IT MfO,srkEI-E cac,x,
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ADJ'f AMI lS>P. Gs MI OFFiLE,t
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. z, Is6t.
EEERAV, ORDkR M II

4 y ENEHAL ORDER Nc. IL
NJ Paragraphs four (a) and five % Of Army Rs-
suiations, published tor tn guicance of the army
in August, 1861, are modified q follows:
lV. whenever u nonconinisioned fiicsr or sol
der shall be unfit for milit.ry service in qnense
If wounds, disease, infrmity, his Captain shalt
forward through the commander Of the regiment or
battalion to the brigade commander or u;her off,
Ger next higher in rank to the connarder ef The
r, giInent battalion satement o. the Gas vi h
q eer,iie-te Of disability" signed by the rIedirsl
officer having charge ( the Invalid with recon-
mendstion for discharge or fur,t ugh. ~ tha G. 90
may require; and II the recommendation be sp-
proved the hority for disharPe furl shall
b. endo, sed the certificate Of disa iliiy" which
shall then be returntd TO the mAnding Office Of
the regiment or battalion, ho viii ,e III, pro
papers to be msds out--hnsl statements and d's-
charge In the first case, furlouebs ADD scrip i've
rolls In the second. The cerff, ate Of di- ability
properly endorsed 10 OF discharge Ill Do for
warded by the commanding officer 10 the Adjutant
and inspector General.
v. Where invaiios are absent from their n ~.
ments or companies In hospitals, the surg on In
charge will make out certificates of disability In l
cases of disease hseiy TO prove OF ng con:ina-
n ce and rward them to the commanding officer
of the regiment or battalion TO which the Invalid bs
longs for reference prescribed IN preceding para.
graphs. BY of Secretary Of War
u le.~a-
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u. 8. rAyY DEPARTMENT, D
OFFICE PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
RICHMOND. Va, November 4th, is6l. }
nROPOSALS FOR COAL

SEALED PROP SAILS will be received at this
offics until ~ o'clock ~ ths 18th day OF No
VEMBER instant, f.r FIVE THOUSAND 5000
TONS OF SOFT COAt, OF good quality, run
aing large ald free from dust ,deverd at the Navy
Yard, at Portsmouth, VI. giais-tpo thonsand (20O)
to be de ivered once, and the remaining
three thousand 5000 tons within one hundred and
TWEEN Qso) days from ths date Of this advertise
ment
+ There PROPOSALS mu,t state the quality of the
coal the price pr tHn delivered; and lsust he ac.
coInpsnied by 'h- pams Of tse bdd r, and OF two
more sureties, 10 be bound in sun equal
to the amount OF the contract for Its faithful per
formance; aud VIII responsibility and ability
shall be certified to and Nouched fer by G. &
Navy Agent, District Attorney, or Collector OF the
Pert.
These PROPOSALS must be sealed aud endorsed
"Pyopesals for Caai. at the Merry Yard PortsmontA
aud must be addressed to "OEce prOUisi0ns a d
Clota.ns, C. $. Nary Department, Richmond. virsi-
mia j" no 5-eod2w
~ Petersburg Express copy every other day
for two weeks.
TAsTILE sOAP.
CASTLE SOAP.
Landing from steamer Gordon. from Havana, for
sale by STEVENSON Il Cs,..
Cha lesion, = u.
N.B.-Fall boxes say, lie lbs each.
no 12 3&
A GENTEEL BURIAL FOR THE SOL.
4
CAMP.-A soldier can procure handsome raised
top CxasFIN varnishsd, hearse ard horses, and
psrsohal attendance. hy applying At the corner Of
Franklin aud 18th streets, for the same price that
the Confederscy allow. IN preference to the Hat.
no is--l2s* J. w. 4ATTERWHlTE,
IOk SALE-A rev 30 horse Loconolive Port
able STEAM ENGINE, HeaAley, maker.
Also, new CIRCULAR SAW MILL Park-
York. 7hs Engine and Mil win bs .oId together
or separately. Apply 10 DIV. FROST,
nos-ata3w. At Hancoci s Co.'S sOsh q.
NUTiCE.--Asi C seens % be the wish II the
IN Astaoritiss 70 sspprsss the IL ne a1d cifcla-
,, asn Of small notes. s:s yarsi e savinss Bank
give notice to holdsrs shas they win " plAsssd, q
appticaiion 70 deem tAslr notss at thelY oce q
the stsre " Assws. spence Gary, No. 1a0 Nam
'',::s = 80 o'' A's' r. srxss : 6 4s...
TWO VERY T1NE VELVET O11T7Tx.
| AND RIGGS TO MATCH. FOR SALn-
essay VELy.T 0A1lETA SSH ssssaiaiss .
yards. and haadsans RUGe = nsNsA Thsy -
'ss . ssa e s''' l'-'''sssi ccDDs ! .pprason
| &lOO.OO01as22ocrnsH N saaaa suttSSs ~
AND bALfPETH1.-TAs advertiser fal1y ..
Quaintsd with ~ YFsAnsetaa - uanml pfuoG q
sssss s.s,slss e gsspowass sss.lls. = aags1se
bsanspe hsnsss M b sivsa ~ pss1Ae M g.
eesd leo - ssat lse noaah. Ae1Ee1A Wl1AsGe
sssss.s,a I. -. - aaAssss Ssso g.
| RsooVks And so5lss
lsee ~. lIQQUKs.
Al 8 esss s.elDs..1 = nlll 80 4ss
SS' c. q = -
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MILITARY MEN,
MI ATTE NTIO NJ

M a I T + N I y N!
The largest variety 10 be found in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEST1N dS,
For military suits, and citizens fine dress. Three
1ousaDd yards
COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, by the var or large quantity.
over Coatings, eli grades. some fine; Beaver and
Peersham, for officers coats; Military Over oats,
grtat variety; Camp Blankets Shawls; Gloves;
Socks; Comforts; Oil Over Goats; Legg n, and Cap
Covers, Water Proof Seamless Uver-toa.e; Water
Pro0t 40 hand) Suits made to asure in short
Eotice, warrant q to fit; Mer.no, Lambs Wool, ard
Shaker Under Shirts ana Drawers. ali sizes; fine
reach Cloths and CRssimeres, black aud fancy,
ae finest assortment TO be feu1d; Festings of all
styles al made to measure, 10 the best stys; Trim
hing, all kinds A full assortment of fin Dress
oloh Goats, aid black Doe Skin Pants. Ia full as
ortment on hand
BOYS OLUTHINd-0ver- Jackets,
Pants, and Vests
T W ROYsTON g. CO., 5ls Sycamore st.,
t--}m Petersburg Va.
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M Il s. l.. l. YON,
III /l0I A.; .

NN Il 5. E L q N
vi Q23 Mail street, up stairs,)
8 i'll continues her business aud invites the ladies
and D. bile generally, TO cali aud examine her Fall
and " in.e- MILLINERY. Milliaers and hers
who mt wish articles in ber line, she will be
pleased 10 rnish them on reasonable terms.
Mrs. E. LYON offers for rent the largest portion
of the b use which she now occupies.
no ll-eod2wS
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NENTS, TENTS. TENTS

NOTICEl NOTICEt.-J. W. DENNIS
~ viii on Monday next, 0ctobsr 18th, open. on
9A street lew doors below Dis patch corner, q
~ ., OF Ladies' and Gentlemens SA LES,
|"hlPS SPURS, bits, BRiDLES. &C.; Car.
= Ass. e. buggy, Suky, Stag. Wagon, and Gar.
aAhNrss A call from persons in want of snch
sD s"ds Is most respectfully ;'lie,ted. ORDER of
very kind will. be promptly filed. Also. evers
wa oi kkPAiRiS6 done, at short notice.
oe26-im
NO THE MILITARY.-KN A PSACKS,
HAFERsACKS. and WATER-PKQOF
GOATS ovERaTEs, oivsfEsRis1lE S aApTERs, dpnk nr HAVE
-oohS, SHEETS, &C.; ali Of the best Southern
Dae ~ euiaetnred material and at rsasGnabie prices
osli and examine at the Knapsack Depot on Gov.
nnof street or Main. over spence 4 Gsreys Cloth
ss s'ore, ars, door. up stairs oc i9-lms
kLLErT 4 DKEWRY,
~ NO. II PEARL STREET,
SAss in store and offer for sale large stock Of
sos'on Yarns and Cotton Rope;
niown Driilirgs and Osnaburgs;
-. ~, and ~ Brown Eheeting and Shirtings;
lotion Pisids snd Stripes;
nnsasy Wooden Ldnseys Ksrseys, and Twssds,
miatssy Buttons; Blue Cloths;
.Asht finished Cloths, suitable for ladies cloaks.
ana good assortment Of ssssonabis Dry
0oodA oc 6-ts
RYE, a AT, EHUCKS, xo.--IO 5as6sIs
H. prime Rye rs bales Timothy Clover Hay; 20
Is @ss shacks; 1000 busheis winter on: Ao0O
'ssasis MI 0dal. For sale BY
40 BLAIR q HARvIE,
Gary and lIth stsssts.
NroNdES; CORK5. of Ill sizes Cnsmois
\ ,skihsi Ground Musta q, In bnlt; Pax seed
=, Powdered cubsbs, aid Fishe Wanna for
W Il. w. POWERS.
aes Eespsr NAia nMa lsxh sis,
phusslAM WzTEtrPROOF Q JAZZ
sss oLzkzsos ! 90. n ,os x.,..,..
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MlLLlNE ERY GOODS.
TlLLINERY WINTER FASHIONS.

Madame SON will open Tuesday, the 18TH ir.
stant, her large and spleaSid assortment Of WIN.
TEX GOODS, consisting Of Bonnets, Ribbons,
Feathers, Ladies Caps, Ia est fash on Riding Hats
in fact, anything in the Mil in-ry line just rsrsd
fr, m New Otisans ard spec;fuily invites Ia
dies to call, as she will sell for fair prices oers
promptly executed. MADAME SON,
NJ. SIS Main street.
I NJ store is closed Saturda; and Sundays.
no 9-5;*
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TON hH'' FURNISHED HOUSE,
! f.. s;g,,, rooms, on Grace, near ith street, will
10 .,'s ',s far tour or twelve months. Apply 10
HI'" BARESDALE & BRO.
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FTNC JOHN b. BUDWELL.-ljeng prepared TO
pay you the money and costa decrred BY the
C..rcuit Court Of the City Of vii isn,sburg and
County Of James City, In the snit Of KAncher W
Browne" and having sscertsined after due search
for you, that on a5-ert from your usual resi-.
dence. and in the army. this IL TO notify you Of my
readiaess 10 pay, and that viii pay you. any
authorized agent Of yours II you will inform ins
where you, or such agent can be foubd other
wise stall deposit the amount Ia thu Court.
NARY kENGAEE
no 6-s25'h Now williamsburg. Va. =
FURNACE FOR SAI4E.-The sNhseribsr
10 offers for sale his FURNACE PR ,PEkTY,
known ~ BATH " "situatedtu Kocktridgs county,
within two miles Of G1shso, ON the virginia Gen.
sfsl Railroad
1t comprises sbout 1000 ACRES or LAND.
With STACK BELLOWS, 10 The metsl made
1t this Furnace was considsrsd ths best cannoa
metal IN the State
The property will Be soia cheap. and upcn II.
WA WEAYGk 4
6andess's 6tors y. o..
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MILITARY GOODS, &C.

nEPOr OF ARMY CLOTHING
TEN rs,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
On hand and making
500 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
1000 DO do COATS.
900 Blanke: OyERC0ATS with Capes.
1850 pair Long legged Boo rs, for Cavalry.
100 pair heavy grained do, for infantry
25G0 pair home msde SHOES.
1900 pair heavy brogan &c.
500 brown Flannel OVERSHIRTS, extra hf avy.
$50 red do. Go. do. do.
1900 plaid DO. do. all wool.
5000 plaid Lipsey do. all wool filing.
UJ0 iannel UNDERSHIRTS.
5000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
ll0j0 pair DRAW EkS It illed)
5gs CAPS and HATS.
100 Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS.
$50 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
.t10 pair BLANKETS
Large quantity of TENTS for priva.es and Off
'erS hand and exten i've preparations for tn .ir
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH and TRIMMINGS for officers
Uniforms.
The subscriber having made his contracts for
od early last spriug, and secured large quanti-
g, can furnih the above articles as low as can be
lad within the limits of the Confederate States.
M il-3W< InS MARRY
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= NUMETAING ENTIRELY NEW.
HoWE,S NEWLY PATENTED

HOWE'S NEWLY PATENTED
0MBINED CAMP BED. CHEST, AND TABLE
Howe's newly patented Combined Camp Bed,
best and Table is of the most useful and cen
'snent articles OF camp furniture ever invented,
md is now ready for sale. IL contains all the
lales OF the bed chest and table, in The simplest
5rm. All that is necessary TO insure its general
ase is that il should be examined.
lie has also on hand every variety of Camp Fur
nture ia use, such as Mattresses, Oi.eloth Cover
ag, Camp Stools and Chairs, &c, together with
3r celebrated Camp Got.
Those in amt would do well TO call before pur-
Aasing elsewhere X. G. HOWE,
no Slots Governor Ut
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s,op RENT-The next yeaT, the
'oA rec IT RY,
ID go'a p''''N l. A N d
york Church. Possession may be hsA i'm.
+s lssIs ,ag :" Apply to @r. T. :, aARNETT, June
r ,,ssnxs., or any OF toe pes,r7.
sAi2w
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NOTIC E.-TENTs, TENTS, TENTS
y We are prepared to make Wall Tents, Sibley
Tents, A Tents Bell Tents, and every other kind
o Tents and Flys Also, grain and other Bags, In
age or small quantities, or any other kind of work
Ia! Is TO be Inads of cloth, at short notice.
d. s. CORDLE d. Co, 9th st., between
oc2S-lmt Grace and Broad ats, Richmond, Va.
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roa RENT AND eAL1s.

--..,.,,,,..,osurD HOUSE FOR hENT-Be
k,r m i,5 ,Ga.rso,,esv;l.e and the University Of
II tNsen Oh f,srdcn. Grass Tot, Stables, Ice
h. The House hs, fnrs,nSs large .Ssss "e1as.s !.
baseulen' W. ghe grounds are ample, and o,na
,e,d f1s.se xssds trees ssrubbery. and flowers.
gteo ~ is large. with winter vegetables IN Va
larsen shnnasnce, as well 81 fruit trees, grape
y gu ssrry yiaes, &c; good water, pump, and
-. sssssen given immediately, snd u de-
tsrn' rs "a 20 With the property til Chriss.
Eed ss', nroprict5r, Capt Geo. Z. J.nes, being at
= ~, ,s' IL the army. AIeGssnmss = r,Ms y saafss
Char;o. esvijIs Va.
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WANTED-Af few good
CA Il PEN RS.
Inc belt ct wages given apply to
JAS. A JOHNSTON,
no 'Z-3tS Rat n and 9th sfa
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WANr.H.

Wishing t. change my present
w hssines, ! would nss to .e-ur> . sifs.t'ou
DENT; or would accspt the TRAVELLING or Local
Agency for any honorable en- erpri.e within the
bounds Of the Southern Confed -scy for n,nde,sta
rrmunerssirn Good references eivsn. Apply =,
e. D. EACHOs office, between 3 snd 6 o'clock p.
NJ, untsl 18th Decs~ Ter. or address, through ~ =
Paat Once "A w. g." NO 1875