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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A OOMPErhNT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA-
n tim AS nurse and ssamstress, chambermaid and
seanstres Can he seen at her present employers AZ
west 33l 81 between broadway and 9th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

w and Industrious girl; must be first rate washer
and roncr, and good gene al help with reference Apply
at 9S West seth ST. in the morning. from 10 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

NTANTEI-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w as chambermad and waitress, or To assist in the
washing and ironing in private family. The best city
reference given Cal address Waitress 2l5 East 10Th
St.. near LIST av., for TWO days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE
n Two chl rem TO Board good toap mt vii be
guarant I'd. Inquire for Emile Weiss tile o. l49
Eleventh street, near avenue A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

~ country W VA SIna. SITUATION IN THE
MAXI sobriey and good temper be i as
bw Note himself generally useful Protestant .'is 10
Herald Office S'en0c, W 4 H., box 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

WTANrtI-MhIEDIA1EIY, AN HONEST, WILLING
w and tidy young woman 10 go 10 the country and make
herself generally Us full Apply ~ 8 A. d. smith, South
9Th, corner of 9Th ST., Williamsburg, L. ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
SITUATIONS wANrED-rErrALEs.

A SITUATION WANTED--BY A RtSI'ECTAILE YOUNG
IN woman, seamstress; can CT aud NJ ladles' and
lrens dress g. &C. Good references. Addr IS Q. T.,
box l34 Herald office. No objection TO the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

VYTANTED-A SMART, TIDY GIRL As CHAMBER
w maid and waitress One who understands her
business and bring satisfactory references-nonc
tween ten and twelve O'Clock only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

VITANlED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO
w man, chambermaid aud waitress, or would AS
sst in the care Of children objection 80 short dis
lance in the country. G99a Tesrsnes CT! lo two days
at j. j. Morris grocery, 90 Univ6rslty place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
SITUATIONS vANTED-FEmAGEs.

NJ URSE--W1 NTED, A SITUATION AS NURSE, BY
~ ny experienced young woman, who is fully capable
OF taking the entire charge Of baby from its birth,
would wall on sick lady. Best OF recommendations
from some of the best families in the city Call for three
days NJ 2S5 Fast 9th ST. room 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
N young girl, TO travel with family or go cln
q ms mii and make their clothes If required; would
make herself gene ally useful Call at Philadelphia Ho
Ill opposite the Battery Inquire for Emily Werner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

DIX OE WILL. BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON PRoCUe
lDZC ing situation for young lady a any Of the
schools the city Of New York she bus Asst class
certificate from tho City Superintendent and has had
several years experience in teaching Best Of references
given. Address s a. Dunlap, Brooklyn Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A STOUT, ACTIVE AMERICAN BOY POSITIVELY
"A not over Is years of age is wanted drive travel
ling carriage apJ pair through Canada. To one thor09
sonpetsht steady sitaaoA R 81 Herald asIt o OF re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

ITANTED-TEN Girls (AMERICANS) As WATERS
w in first class dining down town. Apply
this day. between ga and O'Clock p NJ at 10 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

VvTANTED-A SMART, TIDY GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework; must he good washer and ironcr
willing and ob.ging, and have good recommendation
apply at 50 West nth ST., basement door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

yJTANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Girl.
w cook, washer and rcner TO do general horse
work Hes the best Of city reference Apply at Is Eas,
llth ST.. near Sd az, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
LOAN OFFICES.

~ ANY amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jcwelry Pianos
Segars, Dry Goods, &c. n B.-Pawnbl okers' Tickets
Dught H. NEWTON, II Blocker street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
~ nurse and seinsress: excellent, seams trese
ude s.anis making chlldren's clothing, and can do all
kinds o. family sewing has good reference Cal. at 1873
East 2Gh st, between 81 and 81 avs ~ -se.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

ID AMsEY's REGIMENT IN CAMP AT DoBB's FERRY.
IL Recruits wanted Immediately, and sent TO camp
every afternoon upon signing the roll. Clothing, pro-
visions and supplied at Office No 246 Broome
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A YOUNG GIRL WANTS 4 SITUATION AS COOK
IA and auidress or Clanbermaid and laundress: has
hn COY clon 10 go IN the country give the bespof
city refcronees CAL for two days al As Hammond st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

yyTANTEIl-A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, TO WAIT
w on tables, at j. H. Bakers restaurant, 1875 Grand
st. Apply between and 10 A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
DaoPOSALs FOR ARMY MACON AND AMBULANCE
II RNtSS.
- o,,or oe p~r CLoIANG AND EovIPrAGB,
co,,...,, Us COWARD AND MERCER srREEHs, ?

Cou,,, ~" i5wARD MERCER srREErs,
New YoHK, August 3, 1861.
rronosas i,oe received at this olce or furnishing,
nv r,,ntract army Wagon Harness.
're ,ros should state the price at which they can
no shed at the places Of manufacture, and the price
IA vnch hey can be delivered this depot the number
hch be made by the bidder within month after
roccpto the ordsr also the number which he can deliver
within week
The harness exactly conform TO the following spe
cilcntions, and 10 The esYblished patterns;
-Four mule harm IS as flloWs, ~ Wit
NIL IIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

" N
w chambermaid and waitress.s On ai.y- oai
genera! housew94k a COMPETENT 51n-1z,.------
Swim @o r IN family or store understn1s an SirUA:
any psn WEN in educated and intelligent would a Snas Of
4SI sy no object the best of rcferenc "ouiG aor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

w AHTip-A BOY ~ ATTEND BAR AND TO MAKE
MY a. staa,s sea q1seit with g561 lamentations APP.
wsnS%prTsf lsr Hotel Cypress road, -. ss from
w.. IS ~ Il ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

w ASSlln-A MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN -, 'Bisyi :;
~ lamlly dry goods store 10 aet ne cnaS RETAIL
ago and TearSn UoS Jersey City Post Office gyaS naS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

!me Keeper Tor coal 70 in NJ po AuSIIRALM
~ sIusss, sS6ohai g.. threa. boys .SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

e any, @ b %.s s,aiior as wet tRHSn BREAST OF
can at 200 west o "' Sssss Old Best city res psyae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

A DvANCls ON DIAMONDS, PLATE, WATCHES, &C,
n Will bNy the for cash at his private rooms
J. H. BARI.lNGRls, 2l2 Broadway, room ID, up stairs
N B-The highesfprce paje fo diamonds loose set.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

w ntra-bY GENTLEMAN NEAR NEW y,7pI---
served in both cer act as groom and waiter Must havs
to character and u orins the best city refer
IN J: NJ and see Mr. Doiemus' ~ 20 hN9ratio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

81
CAMP MARTIN, YORK Co, Nov. II. 1851.
In Jastce 20 the people OF Ki0g AMI q ueen
desire to say something in regard TO the re-
ception and Treatment OF The sick soldiers of
the 9Th regiment CT North Carolina yolun-
teers, (as was one Of the number.l | can
NOT mo language 10 express my gratitude tor
their hospitality and Kindness during our
STAY among them. And their memory wis
ever oe cherished in iny b, SOM l tnjuk that
/ can safely say in t+hslf of ali Of the reg!-
nent who er1oSed their hospitalities tha [
they fully appreciate lie Kindness which they
received rom the patriotic people OF the pa-
triotic county of King. ana Queen have
heard some OF the boys say that, before III -
ankees ever press tne soil OF King end
Queen, With their polluted feet, 70 molret the
people, they Will have 10 walk over their dead
bodies. Ii Is needless for lte 10 attempt TO
try to tell my gratitude To NJ. aud Mrs. I. ,
with whom stayed, for | cannot do il.
owe them a debt Of gratitude winch shall
never be able 10 pay.
do not think thai there j. Z, 10 o.,e ra.iIlo.ic
county In The STATE than King and Queen.
Besides furnishing 4 large HGln b.T over her
quota OF soldiers, they have a mum Der of
patriotic, intelligent aud my ada. teauti-
tui aud lovely daughters making large uuau-
uties Oh eiothihg and sending TO the soldiers
of dinerrat States
would not be at all surprised that some
OF the boys VIII be visiting King and . ueel,
again when the war is over for am j,,Iin
"a 10 The opinion that more than one of them
Jet thtlf hearts behind when they came
away
am glad 20 be able TO ser that the health
OF our regiment is now COED, though W. h.ye
haa great deal Of sickness. They are All
IA me spirits, but spelling for Il fight we
ar now close IN the nels hborhood of Lin.
com hirrllngs, bat they dare not come on,
y. 'n'ir uei- ana faca us Whenyo d hear
~ IN Nortn carolina 9Th eating into an
enlightenment, you may expect to hear "a good
report IRON them ana OF some Yanksas DC, = -
hurt ~on' "nAees Deipg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

z IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING. IN THE
RICHMOND POST OFFICE on the 18th
das of November, lssiI
~ Persons calling for letters in the List will
PHRASE say they are hDyER1isEn; siso, giving
asis af us'.
e. TIE postage will bee two cents each let
ter advertised.
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FROM NORFOLK.
l,rrelAr coKAssreNnkxcs u ~. nlsPArea.l

Specaletions in Precisioss- CO. tritRfors Eov rhe
fra Maryland Rec imen - CoEvt No sS-BHsi-
NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

N ITO THE TAX PAYERS np
4 iT aitsoN WARD Il have ann inted p
-. hii1iiE..L ard JAMES l. Goblin NJ 80 q.
s,rs,, ~, ne , ri'un, aoo's embracing i4ti to I'm
property therei" riding TO AN ACT Of
nc sssessors :" 'nd-svor to love with ,ha go.
epeeuve parties, at their res tAnees drrI'sa 70
! fms OF prop rty faxsb'e II der sid aei 10 he 70
turned hiied up, "a DIR oath. On or before Cir n.
cemhsr Dex'. Al my Office en- Bark street. "a dncr
WEST VI Iith street All ya,sies ov,uing propsr y.
Or The representative Of eibers Ling TO max
faca r@turr. are halale 10 be taxed double in con
faru'y with the law. WO raw IN WV
usiaetor of the Gon.,a.rsta T.x
Va I|--f' tor II d. n Ward
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FROM THE PENINSULA;

The Ffonic Of King md Qncca-,tsir lie,n,.. -
The Soidters-dnriag cf the Tronps 70 mees L,,s-
c'Ia's AireitHss, s..
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IrH. D,sdsr65b'; &c; sr--4ri1i jar BIdqlary-
Passing ConAtv.feit .N0nfy-Th, Ma~t,ts.

Dt'|t. Il sdsr6sj'; 6,ct sr--}ri1l in, 8,aqlary-
Passing Co"AtrieH No"fy- II, MG~tts.
NoBFoIK Nov. Il, 1851.
The weather IS quite ,ud hero 70 DAY. ine
wind il hl0 "lng q heavy gal. from Tie north
west. al though the clouds are not very dark
or lowering. The surface OF the river il ag!-
taled in i" waeo<, ana: The al -ho8ts AZ" hav
Ing OO1 tlWe-j}fTh .ps are in some danger,
too. IL is remarkable how much canvas tnrs
carry, and how they lean awsy from the
heAVy br"e/9 VII mont ing oN-T ami giving
The Jolly DO tt2leu The benefit u. i cod salt
water bath on very windy day.
IL Il Il noisy, mn-Icti, iussy turbulent d;,y
The wind whistles roarS, nowse, screams
and sweeps dO% tne slTeai@ aTlect!y regard .
less OF III. incodS- nieace 10 the l9uies, and
the trouble ana efJrt 10 catch stray hats
rolling about III every direction. How the
silks and ii ounces rustic and black lace yrtfS
lily IN the air II i fine, bracirF weather.
aud VINO should cnInpItla about III
changer But, heu. wool viii 20 un high
81, AID burn faster, and there ara some
perhaps, VINO haT- not a full supply for IN.
winter. Unless those who 4 ave the anil, ~
10 assist the heed: and dependent, are gr,-
eroHs and thong OF their WAITS there
vii! be suffering here, and IL many other
places during tbe winter
IN Moore, boy charged with H-Gr-
siaTiously entering the store II Aii4t 4 Eu-
malone, on th- 5th inst ant, aud stealing sun
pry notes and 81 yer com, gas examined nv 4
called c"nr' on The 18th instant ana r-rnanC-
ca fof tn ! by the Circuit Court. +. Ill Price
George P@rrymau, aud .Tohn K-ntetiv
charged Win Messing counterfeit notes of the
the h INK Of burg, South Carolina, were
examined by Il caii-6 cour! nu the lith inst
and disch reed in cor-eqa, rce Of The Com
mnnwealth being unabIe tu prove The noes
10 be COun ter.eit.
krnnTus had IN his Possession three ten
dollar nous and three lives ui Lhe SINE bank
fresh and new III appearance, although date
IN ISL Many CT these notes have been circu-
lated in this city.
The notes foand in The possession Of Price
Prrrymln
order of the court.
Our family market is we'll supplied this
morning with poultry, beet, " luton, veeets
oies, &c, all selling at pretty high prices.
Groceries have advanced considerably this
week. butter Is very scarce, and high OF
ccursa--vrice 60 cents.
Salt is held 81 il3 per SACK usual price be.
fore the war, 81 .2j9S2 30.
There is scarcely ally pork or bacon for
sale-prices enormous. Green pork Sl4a
*i3 per cwt. Flour and meal adyaGcinC
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LADIES LIST.

ALIEN miss Lucy X
>ddtng On mass /.
Atkinson miss : 4
&c iicn miss O
Boss mrs Lucy /
i;trrDn mis- 1 =
i;tkrr mrs nj A ;
l.skar mrs Mary q
Baker mrs j &
Esii f.iiz !
HiankeLship mtss NJ
Rent,ey C;t,olIGe
i,eli miss =
l,dgood miss I.izaie
l(ibb miss Nellie
Bolts miss Mary
Hathit : mrs Sarah ,
Bro WA rlIss & a 2
i.rowr mrs Lucy q
brown mrs Is bella
Briggs miss Anna e.
i:rItIain miss ~
bradshaw miss = l.
bradley miss Eary l.
bragg mrs Mary Z
l,ranch miss Mary y
tooth miss III l. .
Fowls miss l. i
I;owden miss NJ
Cummings miss i.
taId we'll mrs NJ II
taulfieid mrs Julia =
Crowley mrs Jas
CosgroSe mrs &
toiiiHs mrs NJ l.
Cars hrs 1. 7
l'aTdcz,fnrs T. FL
Carer mrs T. &
Crowds, miss & j.
Julien miss Fanny
t'uulniuG 3 miss u
rev, mi>= u j
/ okbiii mis- Mary k
I OK nlIs~ Eosa
Iu.bv tuIss Ala \
( lark miss :>tiiie 4
[ ham heriayn miss j,
naIk miss Iapuie X
Christian miss Bette
Carter miss NJ II
Carr miss julia
drlton miss Mary =
Davenport miss l.
Davis InisS \ l.
pCherty mrs S.ueIn !
Dennis mrs NJ j
'ayiN mrs EtNira j
Davis lnrs jnO
DeSaruuz miss " i
iiinItry mss I..ZA'e
tWyer miss Ellen
IuLcaEso son miss NJ J
j
EGJeus mrs MtTy =
EMIT mrs III ].
IT. oank MS Ann VI
Epps mss q
Farmer ms VI w
Ford mrs Mary
r Oils mrs Mary "
Ford mrs /
ford mrs Mary l.
Ford lals E.m-liue
RUSSELL ruis~ bi'rG' I +,
rlizAusn miss 4 Il
r ergtisou iuss u : y
furEr-> IN .nl~s II
tfeti.iIEat miss EiiT
Iiruohs miss sarah !
TIaiIJIITS Cath
trIalt ms 1Ia:gt i
Garden mis- Nn
Gibson miss Il \
Gfauldfnen mr. ~ Z
Cara Ii miss -lIu!.ig
trIbus miss y =
GIBSON miss Mary
Gibson miss = amy
tTloson miss AITy 4
tiii'esIj- mss & &
(9idIngs mre +,
trarneLt miss \ III
Gary inrS II q
tEarre1t miss Il
ira ,itrIEnt mrs harry
GTa,er Itirs Archie
Hughes mrs j. \
ttudEiGs miss l. f.
HuSer mrs Joan
Hutchinson Ellen
hudson M susan ~
liuIEleT nIi.s X
i.uGgiu> mrs NJ q
Hosts ms + i
tiCNlrs II - ~u9fu T.
( Oiitngs worth mrs :
Holloway mrs II 4
IL ton~g IaIss Ann Il :
House i y.2j-S ~T"T.lN {
ItocaiGsy mass l. +
Henderson miss i &
tt-aia NJ, Nancy A
ti,E4 lGT- Juliar&
fIplhtJ larS a
Hanks mrs l. i
1enning>on nTSti
i{aI.t2r0Ve mis- IL L
Il tTgis miss <
Harris islEs Cath
Harmon miss NJ j.
Han Miss Isehsc"i
HAIL ms Hiis1a
Nurse rlVt VI \
titcki-l miss Ann !
! -t1y miss :, icy
.fOru2H n4Ir Il q
Jon, MI. i Is (
.lo:,itlr mr. II \ K
Hon .sln!-s Ann '
J ohn> r1rs, -
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LINE 81 DIN1i MAR = \ SAIr-

have Ere VOTING MARE, s'r M nd soun,
B every "a peet abd srifsble8 srt,,v t,srp,,,s
l'e VIZ l4as. - u tat GAs f.aY or a tu
pf hpLsf- s@ r"h 9 ~ nr Price
&1W sL. rAy he isa.d 81 -. y. IN .ane'a
ktabls, ID sIa Do 4 81 s.is.
NO i3-3t. y. " saAAEEaLAYNE,
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OFFICE al HaD &ND Pr t'dk r. t"ri
RICHMOND "A s'rf r 70
rHANGE OF SCHtDULk.-Uo 81 = =.
! J WEDNESDAY, Oct &'L Gs ie-~T"'
Schedule v III be- Fun ca .ais roat
LEAVING RICHMJNb
hail Tran, daily, at. .-.-...-...-.'--9 - q" ~
freight And Acccum Sdstoe. daily 81 .H
cent S,,t sny. ~ a sEd z >
LgAvISG psr- KsBpke ,n
Mai Train, daily, st..-...-- .'s-'''' ~
Pre- Oh, aud Ac-omInt dHtsop, ds&iy e. ..us
cept Sundays at.....-....-.9 \ ~ 81.
60 TIE Trans leaving kie. ond a. -, -
and r. 81 ccunec, With trains SoutA ~ wv
burg. tz~
81 Travellers will bear in mind INA. ''F -
re,ulrsi 10 show a ga from the Gosegnof OF -
other authorized person before they can 'sS's
city by this rosd. ..,. S,.r
&C iA--ts THOS VI. NfNNe.. -
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ri AkFNp-PEOEsos0 II Virginia
~ gentleman, az 4. b. CT fcst honor Ia S5rtt
.rn College IF high grade, {vho qualified TO teecr
In gsh, Latin, Greek German French End 3atbe
ns:ice} desires situation n Eoilege, Female
seminary, OF other institution OF learning II ue
cessa-v the best Of tesi.Gr'1ls'5 BE Froiuee-
with respect TO neral character. ar.
For further inforTnst;ou, stst'ng Location, terra
&c. siirass BETA. God iii ? O., Rucajsc
IAN county, Us t5-tr
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~ MFR ARRAa.d E.0lENT.
: = TAMrSTOwN, KING = MILL. GROVE
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK

W HAji -.
The steamer CUEri, pECk Capt. J i. FRI
i N, viii, on erf steer WEDNESDAY, MORN
ING next the III iI-tu.. leave ne whsffa' kafs.
cts rt sulaJiy every H'onjsy Wednesday,, sadFc
Say qcrn ra, II O'e0ei precisely. in fhs Gtay'
pis."-: isy q, rhs Rock " hg.f 81 = 81 -n1 p
.nra each s.sIcG'e d4y--''u",1gy. 1agredaY
Sat.f3ay moruice---it8virK Rock Wharf 81 Pc
-#le hour, s.! o'clock. pul touch S: a. tie r=g'G
lending, Eoia- and returning.
80 Passage ana IT, 1T a usual.
oc2D r .. HASEiS8 =
EBica.iQND AND YORK BIgGR &AILRJAo
"a
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y :. : >. u > ' y.
ETIHGINIA CENTRAL K8ILA0aD


mr. = y .ihHtftF p NJ Y
On ar1 AT eT HnN DAY h..v. laaef I'm D..
Mai and Passenger Fraias Ei Ia. Rictu Nd -
tsordansvIta, ~ ~ Jt'+ovic and S;rlnt-s Gnly
~ 20 ~ 'oanec'ing with the Ors1ce AZ
h:traGiTia Rsl'cad P,,ssepgrr Tram a. . r5-,.
~.iie t'r Nanassss and iut rInedia.e rort5 ali p.
charlottesville FOR l.yt. cEhurg.
Retwe-u ~ts uuta- sa7 IGcs-Go's River H. Hzl
T.ain wiz D. rfu MIS- Ok ". leaving ssaul'aa as
I'u+- f1ys Z hrrsdays. sd 'a,r dars. sad jazz
-or's fiv-T % MonG4ya We,.lt sdays, and III
1avs
ps~nan & Brow 'tera the FIR Icx'ng'1r
c"oa"c With 'hs Mail Train, ard Leave. $,sua.ua
On Honi-rs, Wsdro9d ,ys, and Friday 81 i 90
s@ar "a i Il ac1'E laursitys, sud ~surds
ba~ysap. GaacL to S,aEa he ter WAf'
SUI ur. i.ew.sbUrE ,+c u0cCt4 win this trA.a
or Iues9ays, hur days and Ss'rrta.s
Taa regular hroy gb Fl gt Tran tor orl5c.
We, ard points west Of tb.:r. 'g5Ees R.7hu.otd az
: 81 =. NJ On sunday. 7 ,~isys guf Thursl4,.
and arriyA from IA we a. i. H. on SUNDAY.
u edue -,syA, and Fridays
= regular Way Fr ign, Ira Tor Cor!c- -yi.-
ard points east, leaves daily, sundays sseap,e5l
~ 30 a. II. =. ID NrITCpMB
uo8 General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
CH.NGE or SCHEDULE.

o., and after November - 'Sfi--
The Passenger Train leaves Richmond 4aIYs
81 A. ii.
The Pasaer ges Ir4in losyes West roia, LA!y a
= Z
The FREIGHT Train leaves Richmond aAily te1s'i'
Sundays 81 ) A. III.
Tie Freight rrain leaves West Poin: tsly teI
cept SEndsys) a. lZ.i5 L. II.
h.; No ir. ight received after s O'clock y
q. na-iA Z u IL WI = Nlpt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

NJ A n I h II Il wish one hundred NE
w HROES more OF lass, to put plsnts-
ton fully improved 10 grow cotton. propose 81
Their hire. or divide tue crop with the party fur
nilhing the Negroes, az may be agreed upon. Al,
DR. ga 3 BLAKE,
Vicksburg, Miss.
Rsfer to G. T. Workman & Co., Richmond
Payne Huntington & Co., tiew Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

IN oONSEQ Uk.SUE OF THE LARGE
1 amouns OF trsnsp,I;atinp which is being per
formed BY ibis COMPANY inr me Govsfum-ut. -
81 rks 10 Tie freight department Lfss no tire @
c"4ec' bills outside e.. ;Ae depot W ale therefore
compelled IN rtguTs that al cons gueIs - goaas
received ever this roo $: all ray the Whole sn.oap
due 90 tlc ssEle bsfor- they sre delivered. It!i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

"a AETEU--
W WANTED

.,Tr HUNDRED FEMALES.
TO work nh tARTRIDt3T.S rs,
ithe laboratory q. g. corner 9TH snd Arch ste.
f;oor wages viii 10 pa H. If immediate application
- II s,i.. W. n. SMITH, u. ). K,
% fla o. =, A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

w The highest price paid for
OLD ZtSC and LEAD,
At the Cannon Primer and Cartridge Mob MANI.
factory, TOBACCO Alley, between Min and
Franklin streets near Exchange Hotel, tsicbmond
Va 9-i%t$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

w WEAV FRS.
The Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing
Company are ia want of number Vi Osnaburg
Viewers. Imme date and permanent employment
will be given 90 such. at liberal rates of wages
Apply al the Mills to WIN. BRADLEY, sUp't.
no T-2w WV II. PUWt RS. Agent.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-09
AbstractIon OF Trust Funds,

A concentration was laid before the
House Of Representatives, on Monday week,
from the Secretary of the Interior, stating
that on Saturday previous be wss informed,
By voluntary confession Of GODDARD Bailey,
an officer Of the Department, that State
bonds, held In trust BY the United States for
the benefit Of Indians, smountlng to $780,.
600, had been distracted from his custody
and converted to private uses. The Secrs.
tary asks that full investigation be msde
BY Congress, in order to vindclte his own
honor. and to expose the guilty. Mr. Wm.
H. Russell, the President OF the Overland
Pony Express Company, and Of the firm OF
Russell, Majors & Wsddsl, of ST. Louis,
the army transportation contractors, was on
Tuesday of lGIt week arrestsd in New York,
charged with completely in the Indian Trust
Bonds fraud. Bailey and Russell ere both
in prison at Washington, awsitins hearing
on the accusation against them.