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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-09

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GIARYSyILEE Pack COURSE.
SPRING MEETING.
YINUE REGULAR SPRING MEETING Of the Marys-
4 vile Park Association Will commence Mon.
day, April %, 1861
First Day--iprii 22d.
sweepstake for three year ods for the following
connties-iuba' Suffer- Butte Tshama and Colusi,-
Mile heats. Suh-c pton $50, with 800 added by the
Proprietor If three start in the race.
sAMEDAY
Purse free Cor all trott ag livery horses hor-
ses owned in Marysvtllc mile meats three in five, to
harness. - entrance added to the purse three OF
more TO start 70 make
Second Day--Tuesday.
Proprietor purse 500 mile heats, Tree for all nor.
scs oWnedin Yuba, Suffer- Butte, Tehama and Colusi.
ruIee o. more 10 start TO make race.
SAME DAY.
Purse $40; free for all Spanish horses mile heats
So entrance added. Three or more to make a race.
Third Day--Wednesday.
Post Stake; free for all ages; two mile heats. 5000
Subscription, play or pay. Three or more to MI the
Stake; TO name AT the post The Association to add
5000 il the race is run; for ALL The above stake
to name and close on Monday, April y, with the
Proprietor.
Purse s2j free for all trotting horses owned in Yu-
ba, sutter, Butte, Tehama and Colasi to harness =
or more to start ~ make race.
SANE DAY.
Purse % free for all saddle LOrses that never run
a race. Entrance free; three make The
race; single dash Of a mile.
Fourth Day--Thursday.
ProprAt)r's Purse 80 mile heats; fee fof an.--
Three to enter and two to start to make race.
Firth Day--Friday.
Association Purse $3.50 two mile heats free fer ali.
Three 70 enter and two TO start to make the race.
Sixth Day--Saturday.
Association Purse $500 mile heats, three In five.
Three to enter and two to start to make a
SAME DAY.
Trottlug Purse s95 free for all second class trot
ting horses owned in Marysyllei TO harness. s. en-
trance added ~ the purse.
Racing men and the public sc orally may rest as
sured that the Purses as above advertised, will be
hung up the Judges stanu regulary the appoints
ed hour Of each day.
TIE per entrance on the above purses, which
free for all running horses nares colts fles and
geldings.
The goregong races will he run according 10 the
rules The MarysyIlls Park Association which will
be strictly enforced.
All entries to close at the Judges stand on the
Track, on the evening Of the Cay preceding each
race, at O'Clock
Inc track has been put in complete order and Is
now in fine condition to receive horses. Those who
may vi b TO train iheir animals canhave an opportu-
nifty of doing so.
Fine stabug accollu odatious are on the premises,
and IN abundance OF excellent water nothing will be
found wanting unddctiye to health and convenience.
Ample accommodations win be provided at the Park
Hou for visitors wi board and lodging, If desired
n. B.-The above races will positively come of at
the above time and pos sp0nt ment and ecisey az
n O'Clock each day, advertised
an4 I'd X. T. O'HANLON, Proprietor
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NO. 40.
Sperial 9Otites.
MRS. WINSLOw.

An experienced and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatyfs IA
ctate the process of eethng, by sotenlng the gums
reducing all lndamatlon-will aay all pain, and is
to regulate the b. Ees. Depend upon il mothers
it vii give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Pefecty safe in all See sdver-
tlsement In another column. msy4-1y
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~ The following letter, which phaticaly speaks
for itself written by the Dean of the Faculty OF
the Philadelphia College Of Medclne-to the editors
Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran.
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January lTth, 1859.
To the elitors of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to artl-
Gle in the December number Of your journal, in regard
to the ad eundem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College OF Mrdl-iny 10 DR.. L. J. Czapkay. When the
application for the degree made to the Faculty It
accompanied by ahdavts and testimonials 20 the
effect that DR.. Czapkay was regular graduate VI. d.
Of the University Of Pesth, had served surgeon in
the Hungarian army and was regular practitioner
OF medicine. On tie strength Of these the degree
granted. The ad euudem degree as its name iu
plies, is conferred on graduates only, and gives rs
new privileges Had there been the slightest suspl-
con Of rregularity, the application would have been
refused. BY inserting this in your journal you WI
do act of justice TO the College, and confer favor
on ours ver' respectfully. II. RAND,
Deaa of the Faculty Of tile Philadelphia College OF
Medicine.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute ia on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
San Francisco The Doctor offers free consuta ons,
and asks r, muneratio unless he effects a cure
Office hours fromy A. NJ. to P NJ
CERTgFICATE.-l, the undersigned, Gov.
ernOr of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J
Czapkay has during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Oh ct Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance, Whereof have given TO
him this certificate, and recommend him to the sympa-
thy, attention and protection of all those who
pable OF approaching patriotic self sacrihce, and
deserved misfortune. KO>SUTH LAJ0S,
Governor Of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan 9th, 1882. feblT
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,rv AND wEEKLY
nv A. s. RANDALL & CO.!

,n.,, sB. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
A. 5. RASp, w HouLwARE J. R. RIDGE.
u LIE 0 Publishers and Proprietors.
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NIAKYSVILLIi
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Il street, between 3tIs and sin.
TEACHERS /;

TEACHERS;
MRS. z. G. POSTON... ........ ....... Principal.
MISS MARY T.. JEWETT T................A Assistant.
MIR. N BROOKS ...... ........ Teacher ol Drawing
TIIE Fourth Scholastic Year Of this Institution will
j commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, lSG0.-
The year is divided into two Terms Of twenty tN o
weeks each, win short vacation at Christmas, add
Il loager during the summer months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
UgAer English Branches. hes.....................s ss o.
Primary ....... ............ 90. 90
Laupiqrrs each ...... .... ......... 90
Board ,iDcIuding Washnq) ...............3n 30 90
Music piano Guitar or Melodian .........lO 90
Drawing & Painting, Water Cocrs... ........ { co
Painting in OH Colors..... .................. 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work Embroid-
erv, each h.................. ............... 90
n B-Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance No deduction made for abse ce, except in
cases of protracted sickness Each boarder Is requir
q TO be furnished with bedding towels ana NAPKINS,
silver spoon and fork. jy23
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MI q RBLaE-
Premium Marble Works.

P- j. DEvINE Sc BRO,
< street, 6et,oeen Sirth. and Seventh Streets
Sacramento, Gel.
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomos
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
ter Qps, &C., &c constantly hand, made to orue'
al the Shortest notice.
Or ters from the country promptly attended to.
N B.-P. ]. D. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
gold Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institpts. .irp8-u
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tbs TROuBLEs IN MsXICu.--Tue revelation
IN Northern Mexico appears to De assuming
more formidable proportions every day. our
| test advces from there are the following,
which we take from the Brownsville Flo4 OF
the /. Ii uIt.:
The report was in circula tion, and very
generally credited YESTERDAY, that General
Gaud !upe Garcia, who left Mat moras last
week TO crush out the f'c ion under Caravaj i
has thous bit tier OF il, and is falling b"cS on
Matamoras, where his friends are in d .ubt
bout th~ir own security
II is appT. hended in Msts moras that the
city will fall an easv vic 'im 10 the for rs
now advancing upou It. under G nsrii n
Vajll. The National q tard is thcrou1 1hiy
demoral Xed, N nv are des, rting 10
B ownsviile, from whence they proceed TO j. in
Carav6j1l
ommandante Pena, editor of the oric;1so
has raised a brigade. and is now approac hing
the city OF Matsmoras, in charge OF 4 Iarss
conducta of $50, 900, which the merciaU Ia a.
Mat moras started to Tampico, hus V htt Il
Governor Serna refused TO let pass rs L. H.
pco is in rebellion.
We understand hist Com IN AN isnt> ffapis-
tran is anxious to obtain, and hes sr:u1llv
solicited, assistance from the:1iiitaT, athur-
tiles on the Texas SIDE ci th0 Eio Grade
Az matter OF course, the request ~ lst h&ytS
been declined.
Gov. Scrna Is represented to he a rAozt IS.
Unable gentlem II, with good Ken IN as 81
ucation, & large fortune, and many "a Shea
| He is young, hospitabie, brave, and pa ai~io = ,.
He was elected Governor, and Goyerno. Sc
in ends % be-
The Spanish brfgand, Cobes, WIS raesa. ,iv
caught near San Luis, and summssti sac5.
1t is reported that Gen. Marquee hss been
| tasea prisoner IN the interior, ard Ia at be
has been shot.
| Gov. Nidaurri, OF the State Of Nnsvo Lscs,
has espousrd the cause Of Serna, OF rrm snii
pas, AID rs .ssis ing h,nl wi troops sstng
| tn the revolutionary condition Of Tamaasipas.
| mail communication with the Interior 10 sus
pended.
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Still taIaHrgsgD AT LorIsyILLE.-A cor.
respondent of the Louisville Journal, writing
from Frankfort, Ky, gives the following ex-
aggerated ascount of volunteering for the
Federal army in Kentucky, and at the same
time exhibits his apprehension for the fety
Of Louisville. lie says:
The previous es timntes of the number Of
soldiers furnished by our State for the usr
rs presented to The readers of the Journal are
suD.tantiallv correct. There were in cam "a
up to oyeInher sIh, as repor ted To the "a
tary Board, l1.2C0 recruits four regiments
-ggrege ting 900, at Camp Dick Robinson
1000 men with Gen. Rousseau and the I.0uis.
vile Provost MI, shai's force of 5O0-in all
IS, 700 men III the State.
TO these should be added 900 in the tyo
regiments now in Western V,reinia: 400
enlisted in other States, an d about 300 for the
regular army at Newport Barracks This
gives total o. 90 900 row ready. There are
torty-three fractional egiments in process OF
formation, and by consolidation about tv snty
full regiments viii be furnished this week,
and have no doubt, that as soon as the con.
tractors send forward supplies of clothing
and arms can be procured, ten or twsl y,
more regiments will be easily rails d. ,hi. 4
that the puolic intere and tn defence Of the
State will be best promoted by the promp,
consolidation OF all the I rces now III ust r. d
into service Some regimentai officers will
90 disappointed in obt4ining commands. but
II ls ali IN portant that the greatest avail abl.
strength Of the Stats should be al once placed
in the field for the protection OF I.ouisyill A,
and other frontier towas on tna Ohio river
There is no doubt that puckner is burnins
with anxiety 10 possess himself OF our cits
and quarter his vagabond ho~des In our com.
Portable homes for the winter. Self intsres
and pro lection from the severity of the sea.
son are not alone the st.Yuu.an. n .e TO this m ove
nent; there Is most vindictis-e and demo
MAC malice felt towards louisville for its
loyalty and, although its occupati n would
involve Its ultimate destruction, they would
not hesitate to take 1t, If they poseibly could
for by the destruction OF the canal around
the fails, which wanton act they would moi
hesitate TO commit, all in ntercourse between
the loyal States above our city and thos.
below the falls would be arrested
There are many property owners and capi
talists in Louisville who still sympathix.
with the rebel c iusA, VIII n its success In saiz
ing Louisvi lille would doom the CITY as sur.I,
as was Carthage under the iaexor ,hle flat O.
i,s co uu.r-r. Our city Ns,c~ In he n p.ts
Ruckerr, Fok, ~ lie II r, woaid b. : .s.d
isy assalled bs IA. Fed-ral ta4ce. from. ho.,
dress uf ffowatag o tfeTi-s ON tas fudi "a
side, nd not one brick wot.li b. lsst faed
lag on an ther where now spa ciuus ster-s
h ppy homes, he teus pies oi God ana OF Ju !.
tiee are iocatei. These tn .ngs sh houla be CON
sidsred deeply. A rebel success in eapturin,
Louisville seals its fate ami passes the plov
over It's site: the assets OF the city pledge,
for the redemption of its bonds would be al
ueless,
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GES. SHERMAN's PRocLAMATIoSs.-I one
Of Gen. Shermans proclamations, he an
nounoes to the people of South Carolina that
some of the happiest years of his life have
been passed in their State. As he processes
to be a gentleman as we'll as soldier, we do
not envy his feelings on visiting With fire and
sword a community which has thus contributed
to his happiness. We are astonished that he
could accept the command of an expedition
destined to lay waste the homes where he has
been welcome guest, and to make widows
and orphans of the women and children W no
through the eight years of his residence
among them, made him forget that he was a
stranger. If he be the high, minded aud chi.
vslric man he is represented, he would have
Indignantly thrown his commission in the face
Of Lincoln before LIE would have gone forth
or such an errand.
IN another proclamation, he invites the peo-
pie to return to their homes and resume their
usual occupations. The people Of the invaded
districts will probably reply to him tha. they
have no homes, that when tyrant takesawa
the country, he takes away the hearthstone
The home of Carolinians is not under Yam.
kee flag, u Yankee Governor, and the bayonets
ef u Yankee .despotism. We only regret that
the people of Beaufort We're not permitted to
burn down their town, as they deeirei II
the enemy is to understand that we are in
earnest, we must make the land desert be-
fore him. The only result of any other pol
lev ia to give him aud and comfort In his vii.
lainies. Beaufort will now be occupied by
the Yankee troops, as every other Southern
town will be which falls into their hands II
our homes are no longer to he homes foI
ourselves, We aLoald not permit them to Be
homes ag our snsmiss,
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batteries They opened fire upon her visor-
0usly. but still she con ntinued in her course
Ihe MAR yiand battery commenced throw
ing shells this side, each one bursting
with great accuracy. but fortunately dol. .
no damage. Some fifteen or twenty shot.
were sent at the schooner. but they either
ialled 10 mt ner, or at least did not stop o.
affect her ssiling In the least The shoctin .
was very bad, and not half as good as M
Yankees. / have seen but few good shot,
made here, and have often wished fer t,apt
Eosser, or some other man known to be =
good artilleryist, to handle the guns a.
Evansro-t. cannet understand such poor
shooting
The wea ather is very fine, and NO better d ~
ior hghttng could he desired. The enemy
are IN foree at Pohick Church, but show no
signs of an advance BoHPxI.x
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A CLgsIu.L HEso.--A letter writer He'd .
to the part borne by the Rev w. Eogsis Ia
The battle of Belmont in The following com
plinenta terms
mig ht relate TO you many incidents OF the
battle but these might be indicrous and irk-
sone rather than otherwise. 1 viii rel tie
one, however, III the risk OF exhaus Ing our
already much tried patience. When SIT o.
neeriy ciscomf-i'e,', $ w tae sew, J >.
Rogers, an Episcopal miris,f~. Unit M 8.
VII" uncovered 70 W ana upif ed saaeH ss'-
pealipg to these men 10 rally 1Es T. nte tss,e
10 the standard of their countT5 'Ti.ss was
immedia ely after Watson's ba s'.fy 4 been
taken. HIS appeal was rot In az, -,'E Ng2sn
they summoned their coura2e sta0 1ese in ~
the rout Of the enemy. The chs i,.&sn had p
come, under the trar sforming iaausnces 3t
patriotism and battle, the soldier, and she
soldier had become the hero The lives aId
deeds Of such men live after theins
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DxAsa or An lKisR PoLITisfAs .-Wiliiam
Sherman rawford, nembar of Parliament
who's. death has just been announced WA the
great leader OF what is known As the Irish
fenaas Rlghs party, aad q uAan or eminen,
worth, though mol OF briiiiaiis talents AT
uonal Leg'ala'u-e, but having Opposed Mr.
oConneiin Ia his repeal aeisaticn he tonnd
himself left without sapport there, aud sub
sequehtiy oHcrsa hilnself Tor the English
borough OF kochdais. His oikYts. III h0ush y
backed ~ powerful support nom the areo.
pls OF Etssas. proved Intellectual asAius( tlIe
isndsd inissesss. and lander dtm sAss more
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James H. Williams, of Montgomery. Ala
died In Mobile q lew dsys since. Mr w, was
a printer. and ~ the time Of his deaf q men.
Der Of the Winter uuards.
Agan- boat for harbor defence was launched
nj this rieston on the lsth she IL armed with
ing built
Mr.. VIM. Wallace, ARRESTED some time
stace Ii Tsensssee suspicion of being n
treito. to The Sogth, hss been trisd and &C.
qIisscd
The snsAspex. Of viralant tvpr. sed
black measfes are raging al fetrfIi rate
asisAng the FederalS at Malstrough's Hill,
Ky.snl OF whom ars dyias daily
Tho Knoxville Rssias sAya Mr.. Patton. .-Af
WashinxtOr, Rn East yennfsese ,ne34He
the Lsg;ssatuys, hau psa y Qe5U9No
! Avrtd NTpsi, - eyxtNNS&sS 80
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Es sJWAW a. IS.

lUNAWAY.-3I $40 REWARD Will pay
d-Ive,y 10 me Gf p oman nau.ud MkKTH !,
u Mo-6ay tbs 8th. she is of me-
dum II. rather dark onplexicD: aga about 90
years; b light about 5 feet.
n 26-Gt WI. s. PHILLIPS
IgAN W WAY-ONE HUNDRED DOL
II LARS REWARD.-hsnsway Oct Der
Is JOE, dak mu!at o; % years oi1; six feet high
weighs $50 pounds Wei built, and very likely;
bu hy head OF tai apd heavy ard; read and
wife, but Wi es badly; came from Hardy county
may have free prpers l will give the above
reward for lis corhremeat in jail SO | get him.
JAMES COPHEAU,
po2'-ln* Roxhoro. -. q.
- UNAWAy.-8 REWARD Let, s1an-
l. chester about the last Of September my gil,
l>NE She is little girl acout 13 years Of age,
stout built, very fat has white spot in
eye, don't remen Der which There il reason to De
ieve tha! she Is in the city, as she has been seen
there. The above reward will be paid for her &C.
livery 30 nIa at Messrs. Dunlop Moncurs & Co 3
mill in Manchester, or secGred il jail So that can
get Ter.
=. a.--psrsons 81 warned not TO harbor har.
no l9- 9t- La WRGNCH MOODY
gpAN EWAY-Sl00 aHWARD-I.sn away,
"a, OF Monday, NEGRO EeY, named Essex ::
about Eve feet eight inches high; L!acky s:arn.
old weight about 80 pors ds; formerly beicnse
20 Capt john Wright, OF Plain View, p. O., King
ard Queen county, We. The above reward will
be paid or lis delivery to Le at my Office, in this
city. he may b. making his way TO West Point,
Va. He has 3 wife in that neighborL oo6. His
upper teeth are ders, from taFter them.
&C 22-ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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Alrbmunn 0ispatcb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. y, 1851
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We shall feel under obligations to any of
our friends who may from time to time get
possession of late Northern papers, if they
will bring or send the same to this Office
We will also pay literally for such papers
to any one who will furnish us with them.
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O0O 0OO) WANTED-Purchas
ZVy.UUU Or reliable agents to se.i > o.
IAA7slnan f000 best quality Reed PIPE
lUU,UUU STEMS, Also, 100000 best
qaait, k.ed 700. PIPE STEMS, something very
nice; cut tri,. d, and bored to be furnished in
q lantities from eco to 2u000 per week, may be
ordered orders ffom any section Of the country
promptly supplied ty EX .rssr, or as directed
Piease state your best fr,c's and terrs AID ed.
dress until January lSt. Box l,lj9," Richmond,
Va, PO fCut oct and save.) W. S. &.
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DEDS FOR THE ARMY,
Is AND WINTER USE
IN TIE HoSIIJAL5

The subscriber offers to he Military public
THE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
As meeting every requirement of a BID for Camp
Ise during winter ais1 as tins best adapted to the
transient Camp Hospital.
1t is spread upon TIE 40 r Of the tent, perfectly
secure against tle damp tha, ris-s tierefrcm. Ii
is light and compact for transp0rtatios, and is i'm
pervious to rain when exposed thereto. II saves
loss from the breakage and transportation of It's,
and il le than one fourth their usual weight. Ii
requires less than half the bed clothes requisite
yshen Cots are us-d. and e0s,s only S5.33. 1t is
edsy-ed 10 the If privstes as well as officers,
tke Dragon as well "a Infantry. 1t claims the
ettenion of the ili.ary generally snd challenges
the most rigid trial.
4hose having the Furnishing of Hospitals would
do we'll 10 test tSe aisptabllity of these Beds to
sheir wants and the CT usequent economy in their
use.
Suffers 10 the army, and dealers generally, can
be supplied by q. Stay,
9Th street, North Of Leigh street,
no ll--Im* Richmond.
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TAKEN TO WAsaisaros.--The Isouisvliss
(kv) Journal, of the 18th last, says:

We ststed on Friday LIS, hist y rebel We
IN ~ had hes. arr-sfsd ~ ytnesaaes lid .
IN her WAY Spnth aud srpag ~ 30 this ei,y
prisoner, she md - n ~ y, sSessi u ~ e.
vFiuaht@ tnfermstiop. W, b msps sBo t.Hes
y iortiiiestiors At W1hsc4fnn stat sls~-
Shs:~ she ~ 3 resi- ient q =. isHafg N'sd
her me IS Emma PGore. She hss srrisa.t
st Washington under ths escort OF sfiscr ~
T. Biigh.
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EOA8 e DING.

a. FEW gentlemen and ladies, or single gentle
~ men, can secure We pleasant
UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
Either with or without board,
By applying on the corner Of
5th and Jackson streets. no 25-}:*
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CAMP nsEsss. &c.


yEYEcTE'S NEW CAMP
hospital BED,
With
ECY'S
CUNFEDERkT MATTRESS,
For sale by the subscribers, at :. w FARWOoDs
Furn!tu Store Governor 4 rect, Richmond, Va.
ALNO--"AMP tuRNlr HINGs in g-neral.
70 2]-lm" q. ". WHITE q co.
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EXtCUTOR'S NOTICE.-An persons having
IT, claims against the estate Of Daniel 1ruehesrt,
sq late 0; the CITY Of Richmond, will presen'
them forthwith TO the subscriber property autf epti
Gated, in order that early arrangement may be
made for their liquidation; and tbose indebted to
his estate are requested to make speedy payment.
w. aODDIN,
M ll-0aw2U Executor.
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IIIHE BATTLE OF LEEsB URq, va.

no l9-l2tA Opposite Telegraph office.
a GENTEFL BURIAL FOR THE SOL
~ UIERS WHO DIE IN HOSPITAL OK
CAMP.--A soldier can procure'a handsome raised
top CO*FIN. vanished, q hearse and horses, and
personal attendance. by applying nj the corner of
Franklin and 18th streets for the SAME price that
the Confederscy alows. In preference 70 the fat
top and furniture wseon
no la-l2ts J. W. .SATTERwHITE,
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A FARM OF 100 ACRES for
"A SALE OR RENT.

II lies in Diuwiddie county and adjoins tha corpo-
ration OF Petersburg The HOII,HS are new con
sisting of DWELLING, ID with Are rooms. The
ont houses consist o. KITCHEN. NE3 RO QUAR-
EtsS, EMoKE-HOUSE, STA BnEs and COW
sHhDS Seventy acres are e'esre five Of woich
Is meadow apply 20 PANNiLL &c SONS
no 2J-fS1 Petersburg Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-27

ECR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE
a. FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY-My
FARM containing 30 acr. s, Two and half miles
from Richmond. ADDRESS me st Ricaronf Va,
or call at my room, corner of Franklin and Gov
ernor streets $. A. HART.
no 20-lr,<