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WORTH 5EEIHG.-We were lust shown By
Mr.. G. ". Ward OF this place twenty-five
varieties of native timber in neat blocks ex
l2 inches each, and two inches in thickness
Their names ars-white, black and mountain
ash; white and red birch; Eastwood; cedar;
swamp and rock elm; fir, hemlockI iron
wood; hard, cot, birdseye, and curly mapleI
oak; white and yellow pinei poplar; spruce
and tamarack.
They are intended for expectation to Eu-
rope, snd are sent at the especial request of
Mons. Delisse as samples of what our country
produces in this line, and tor Aneness Of gram
and ell the known properties of durability,
they VIII, We think, one and all, stand the
lest anyWhere.-Lats Superior Miner.
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CLEVELAND COLLEGE.
MiIlinErN.

M lLLINEKY 9UODo IN EW
lyl Arrival.
MRS, w. y. POBTER 81 ssneca street,
L5 In receipt of q new snd choice stock o.
MILLIH EBT GOODS.
Comprising
New style Shlrred Hats. 4loEer1, Hlb1onl, Iourn.
ing Goods, collars, Nells sc. Also,
NEW STXLE HAES BOB GHILDKEH
Besides great variety Of aeasonable and fs1hiou.
able goods not enumerated Ladies are respoof1ii1
iuVits q 70 ca1 and dkalniEle. Is ~
- Dress naking done to,oEdsl b ths very be
n anrsrt mar1l:R7S
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Suction Sates.
THURSDAY. NOV. 14TH, 1851
Coed Household Furniture,

Z AT AUCTION, By.............O. CUTTER 4 SON,
At House No. 22l KRIS nan street.
o CUTrER 4 SON viii sell on Thur day, Nov.
l4th. CommaDcing at 10 o'clock A M, It house No
20 kipsman street, the entire Furniture, &C IN
said house, consisting Of mahogany marble.tUp
Centre Tab Sideboard, Puresus, B dsteads, l.
bIary and Easy hairs, mahag ny Chsirs set II
nice Chamber furniture, splendid Brussels CaTp,is
Sta Carpets, Sp-tng Beds Mattresses, fine on
Panh g5 one stewar.'s Cooking stove and Furni-
ture, nice lot Croekery aud Glassware, Kit,hen
Utensils, Go.
Toe hous' will be opened at s o'clock on morning
Of sale for insP ction Of articles Terms cash. bank
able funds, AZ tiGe Of sale. novl335I
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QUEER CoUETRT.-A letter from the Es-
meralda country IN California, says;
"This region produces a species of mahog-
any, the specific gravity of which is greater
than water and a kind Of stone the
specific gravity of which is less than
water. A prospecting party, having been
out some time, struck a spot in Walkers
river where the water appears to run up hill.
One of the company threw into the river a
piece of mahogany-it sank be threw in
piece Of pumice stone, and it foated This
was too much for sup arstiIious human nature,
and with an exclamation, more expressive
than elegant, he sWore he would 20 no fur
therI "ior," said he, 81 have got where
wood sinks, stones Aoat, and water runs up
hill, and my Minister'S warm place can't be
tar from here"
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3lnmhina
z P, BOW ER.
p,pv.R5AS5IgAL

PLrKBbR z&6 6zs 1zFnbR
No. lo3 Pab. Square, fundsr OhsDin ESll.l
44aalactur. and KEEPS co1ltaltly % hand an IA Il
. Plunbers' end eHl FittaI5i S,SfS7ISi7 - =
ayqIdntss nat1-Aflfi ~ atel-t loaat1.
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sbsot Leqds 8ress and 1Tsp iiA arll Eoros Tur17S,
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Goal.

EUAL COAL IT GOAL III
NJ JOnss ,S Goal Ysrd River street near the lover
LHJPPE E8, ANTHRkOITE, sMITHTNG and
other Uosls, at low ptioes.
s1-orders addressed to P. o. Boz 1875 will recsivs
prompt attention. r. p JtlNFs
octl225g
n, NALAAo ...R Q. WALLACE
G0KEl O0KEiI O0KEll-W-
" 4. WALLACE son Manufacturers Of COKE
ron the pure = 0'---
HAMM0NDsVILE STRIP VEIN COAL
Also-DealeI5 in said Coal for emithinz and Do.
nestie Pu-Posts VIII hii ord rs Tor the eeiebraisd
yEFFERg0N TIBE BBiCK.
AAhA OLAft (grJund,l
OHiMNEY TOPS.
WAEER PIPES,
@ ". h. WALLACE s0h,
1F 1amno1daEtlla. Jefferson Co, D.
osl ION o. ?, baiiroad-)
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MONDAY, NOV. 18. 1861.
FUFS! FurS!! FuFs!!!
Large sale of Ladies and Gents Furs, Robes, &c,
AT ION,.................BY 0. GUTTER q SON.

o. CUTTER 4 son will sell on Monday, Nov
l5ih at tore No. us Superior street. comm or eng
at clock A. NJ, large and varied assortu ulapt Of
sdles and Cent? 'urs, consisting of Hudson Bay
Sable, CapeS, Muffs an Cuffs Mink, German Fitch,
Siberian Squirrel, Royal and imitatio Ermene
River Minis. French sable, ard a great variety Of
other Furs for ! aides and Gents wear; including
G. nts Collars. Coats, Gauntets, Gloves, Fur Caps,
sl-iEb Robas. in great variety.
These Furs are Of superior quality. s-d such as
never have been offered before in this city at Auc-
and should il prove to the contrary, the purchaser
return the article within "a hours Z ON time of
pur hR 4 and the money will be refandei The store
will be open for the inspection Of the stock on fri
day and SATURDAY, Nov. 18th and 18th
These who wish to purchase really good Furs will
do well to attend this sale Remember the place,
No. l76 Superior street. first store east Of TAYLOR
Griswold q Co.'s Dry Goods store.
20, Dealers.wiIl do:well 20 attend this SALE ia
TERMS-Cash, bsnkable funds, at time Of sale.
nOvl4
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N E W O $ h
BOOT AND sHOR HOUSE,
No. III BANK STREEZ.

We would desire to call sue attention q an thai
come ~ this market, to our
REW STOCK or BOOTS 4 SH0ES
tnat We are now receiving from some u the iar45i
and best lanutactoTirs cailys % ssll far
OASH, AND CASH 0NLYi
OFT SO Z consists Of MEMS, Boy's Youths an
THICK KIP AND CALF BOOTS;
Mems, Boys and Youih's BrogaBs.
WOMEN'S OALF, KIP, ENAMELED eOAT Ann
KID BOOTEES-
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTEEs
CHILD'S CALF, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTFEFs
LADIES, DOlBLE-sOLE KID q CB0TH
9slters q piendld shoe for this season u tns Terl
aEd al the staple goods usullig f9uad 10 this line
We can also furnish INFANTRY and CAVAGRT
BOOTS By having two week n0tice, ons hundrtd
cases yer month o alnlot arY patlai 2, can te fur
nisked, the samp Piles u When shall Be nIeaasd -
show TO those VT O visa % contract.
- -N0E come al yea Boot Gnd shoe UslIa-4 ar,5
axami1s our stock for yourselves and f770nf 49,
,ong 20 coeT nee y9u that th9 ia the WaY to b1-
Boots and Shoea-if Tdu have ths money.
.,,-,, gOSEfH mAsURT
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M b Z Ell Ek'S
IMPROVED
PATENT WATER DRAWERI /

The Undersigned, succeeding the late firm Of J. z.
WHGELER & o., in the manufacture Of
Wheeler 5 InlproUed Patent Water DTEDa,
is fully prepared TO supply tbs public with this
most useful article 1t is neat in appearance and 90.
cupies little space; Simple in structiou and no
iaOls to get out Of orJer All lovers Of pure water
should buy the "Old Oakeu Bucket with Wheeler
improvements attached Il s the che lpast and best
article for wells Of all deptas ever used.
G8-BATEE DRA ERS Manufactured and sold
wholesale and retailb
B. 81. WHEEEER
HeHitt's Block, Viney ard st.,
Cleveland, Ohio
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I B. COBB & Cos
HALFaPRIOE list.

We havs printed OataIogus Of $50 different Worhs
which offer at half price This CataOgle will Be
Ient tree to an. ono asking for it. Below We give
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8Oots aud Shoes.

Il. s. KIEGsLET, Olsvslsnd,
aa-----f ---f 49, fahss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

Medina March I, 1851. --'
R3-Ths above named Ladies We are psrP ,-..rI-,-.
a9slnttd Win, ana knUv that for s--f1rnI Tssr9
Epie We lived in Med IA, thsy wais rsaf 7rfiers-s
Mss y has been 60 badly afflicted n1f Il w 7ifi
qlInculty she Was able to stsnd mon hsr fsf a a.
o9gles oi Satnoicoli ortirs Cured her of her con.
medicine. We recommend Il 10 The I-sdies ~ -
oo1niy es 80 aad enc ent remety TOR the msn7
COMPLAINTS thaT ers suliees to.
JuHN WEEHS,
Bditor OGndeld Herald
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hIs. a. 3. KIsGsLEY-Desr Sir: We fsel Il a dstg
Y 9Rs 70 the public. to stare that Marshalla o.
tnJtvOh Is EiedicIne Invaluable TOR comnihi1t
class under the head II Female Dfssasss -. No.
used your 9. eieu berg Medicines and have sen
Creamy NSneatiQu tneiepys 20 much 80, thar WeFs
the price dou0'es We would have them 10 ~ TO-
sands q our se1 no suffering irora WaalCnasss-
Se Woald recommend tEe CaGholicon a. sure psn7s
oea; II gives strength TO the system and snabie1
each q ths organs Of the body 70 perform thsr -
pEOpflateI unctionss Hrs. 81. UATnk,
Ms. D =. WEEKS.
Miss o. BWORnIsT0Tr
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

h. French Press ON he Battle or Manassas
The French papers in their comments on
merican affairs, differ considerable In their
Jews Of the pronabls cons q nencss Of the
7ar. We have only sp.,e for the following ::
The JoarUrl des D-bats, which was the
rt.rm supporter of the North, has receu tly
published en asticis signed by the ssovctary
the editor IN which, abandoning The policy
l. her % pursued, it SAWS to the North hat Its
ic c.ories VIII hare TO other results hut q
uinous debt and useless hloncshed How
yer conquered. the Sonih viii not suumit to
1a North. Wasn an energetic ara proud
,atiOu has resolved TO be inde ne ndsnk, tbs re
re no nssns TO make her bend her head,
,l'less by recurring to the atroc Gus and sys.
'rna+ic ri~"ss successfully employ ed by oTt-
ntal despo,s.
The + tine comm auts In the following Ian.
uage upon the hattie Of Bull Run:
reough the triu uph of he Oonfeoeratas
1nfrms Us in the opinion w professed frcm
AZ start upon this Amsric IN q Il ,irs, Ii II difd-
uls TO fLd in II tbs decisive mpor ancs
'sualiy at+andirg, 10 Europe. a great victory.
The military results CT the d"y do not seem
,cs caicuiated to exercise n cided " q auence
pom the coming even S 1 is ct ar hat 'ho
Il hcsiasm and aOg r Of the North will bs
ibarce6, and that Brilliant victories wi
JaugA this defeat.
Tb.. Patrie p -ocseds to show thst even IN
Ir .vrntuaiity OF grsat victories N. N rth
i'll no CO apabis Of "ccupyirg ent r-tain-
tuN - W III III 5u6 OHN II says tuAt tue
spenvas OF tbs var will be rainaus, !, ard that
n re is O. tend ncv on b) n 81 'es to ruia tho
resent rather than to cure the fu tura
II the North a. d The Sou'h, snys the PatYte,
s4' severe In this W ", they will sierGizs civil
'ar, ruin tte whole conn'ry and postpone,
rod ka ws f.r what number OF va rs, the
'p!d ard energetic rrcgress OF which the
Unf'ed State are 30 proud
The Cons itn 'icnnei s.ys: Imparti"lity,
1hich Is the euty of reu trails, has caused us
0eplore the cce,civa olicy OF the AAmi' Is.
ration A ceaaeipl sstti .rsnt WAS II .Yed by
ne wishes OF whos oeyer iov.s sinc Fly the
lmsricars As to Us, v-e ever believed hat
az wonld take placs; end is is only vi hin
a. last few days III wa looked u /, on Ii ~
Iuavoljahis rh- fata " which vii c,us"
na name Of Manassas 70 come 81 m tier OF
yE = ~. = " q y q "a - q o 9
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The B-dy of the Late Col. Cameron Cor
respsndence with Gen Beau, gard.
t.

aES BgAraEaARD Gem of Don Il dern .e A rIny
Dsar Sr:-With a g.isved ana torn heart !
address you. II it Is in your power, will you
give a word Of comfort to a distressed spsritS
aliuds to The death Of he gallant Col. Jam
eror, Of the Federal Army, On last Sunday,
2ist July. We are all Gods creatures, alike
his sight. 1t la q be reav we'd sister tnat peti.
,ions Col Cameron received two shots, i'm
meaiateiy 70 iow'r each other, thas d stroy-
ed hts liss The fate Of his body IS the grisf-
to soao tohds has tscoms Of It Think OF the
distress Ct a like ma ure in Southern families,
and IL. US forsive as we hope to bs forgiven.
All tka. we hsys been a0ls 70 learn ts that
Col. y was carried a TAI N -hCn q near the
scene of battle. He hsd iests:s In his pocket,
declaring his name and station. He was ra ihsr
u Lar e man, with sandy bsir, some wnat grey,
dressed in grey clothes. Have mercy ON the
bo wed spirit that laments for lhe b+ioved
los S--tha: would ne co,ator ed TO know he had
received deceat burial. Ne withstanding the
war, we are all arolhsrs. God prosper the
ghieous cause" In pity, have hQuiries
made. for the love sister bears d brot her,
and may God show yoa marcy In time Of
troubla.
Should Jour noble spirit grant my request,
and Ii by inquiry you can receive any iu1or-
nation. please havs tes:e. add .essed 70 M.s
Sarah Z Evans, No S53 CAPITOL Hill. Wash.
ington Uity. care of Adams' Express Go.
Very rsspecD aiiy, yenr ~sn e,ishsr,
Isiyaec1 SAAAu 4. EyAss.
Please aver l,ls 90 far ~ - have Ihs layss,
acknowledges IS feeeiyed.
tsigasdl SAsAa1 EvAxs.
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AU,era1ss 9ALGH
uIGE ECnNSTABLE, SALE VIII be ,o,d
FUTURE DAYS.

JIGE CoNsTABLE SALE Will bs ,o'd
Il III pish c. ns.ab'e'. III "a at 10 ., ck NJ.
20 "a, c,3s'sting of nae ST.. .ogsny Sid b ard,
mar, sapy Hsid. o,e l Mahogany u. bin. I,
Btscs Waipnt Chairs and fsie a Tstes. GsrpSS
3cd Bps, very h5s -swiny Vac Inc fsstneY
b dS aud Nat sss IS, Mirrps, Clocks, Ftctu res.
iron ss:e. g aaters, Glassware, Centre 1ablss,
Window shadss, Curteins and Corsfcss, Bod
sieads 3asins and Ew rs. " ash tand &c, 10 4.
t. sstisfy eigtre ssrrants In ny hand. in favor
of alley W. Bauks Cannon, VS. 6,rAuoa. and
dye 8. va DIxrl TERMS Cash
ga ~ GEO .<rEMA", II. G. G. X.
ThU.T SALE IF sT.Ck Or INN.
l. MlEGS, FANCY AND atNTLEEEE'S FUR.
AlsHiN9 GnODs.-pnIsesnt TO the provisions
Of Deed OF Trust. dated April lsth, issi. and re-
corded 10 this CLERKS ofHes of the Eictm"nd Hust:
conveying 10 ne certain property thsrsin speol-
aod ia trust for certain purposes therein men-
i;ooed, and by The sonssat Of parties Interested,
| shsI, on WEDNESDAY, the Ash day Of ssptem.
ber, Is l. q. 10 O'Clock N, at the stors Of x. b.
orwell i Co.. No. ri, South side Of Broad street,
between ID and Ith streets. In the city Of Rich
Inond, proceed 20 sell at public ion for cash,
The stock OF goods In the store OF x. II. EoYvell
Co., estimated at about " eoe consisting Of the
usual articles Of S Trimming and Fancy Goods
Stcrs, sush as Trimmings, Worsted, 0sntlemsn .
Furnishing Goods, rf-mery and Fancy Ari-
elss. &C., Sc; Counters, show Cases. Chairs,
STEPHEN HUGHES, Trustee.
Sale conducted ty $40. 4. FgEExAs. II. G. q. x.
aR el--l0.
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PERSON IL.

T~FOSMATI"N w&NTEDl-of the wh.r>-
sn9's 81 o., tn raf Rs se a.S. COM a b.
ubscr. Der rec ived t4Iegt 40 q ed Names y,
ut ies-. thst nA wa sic of typhoid tr, and
d beeo seut 10 a peps G. d. re IS b en-
IA r. th es VS. In ch hirn. a. d couid not
snd him &us oas Auo uher- b IL will con.
era la tin fay by sddsessiEs OIL 1LgHELLRS,
I Witch IFS tail IA, Il s.f nj etef.
PG GoE' HANY.
Richmocd, Va, Aog. IS 1856 suee st<
'!,A@ ONNDEO VI.DIEa to whom .
L Morocco HtsEheACK teat pillow,
- the battle e slS Of Mtuassss ths 2iss con-
daiGy silvsr-paG1nted Revolver, lads's IA
,1erreotyps sev rsl other little a ticass,
III roBf5r q favor by leaving " 1T the Office Of
an 2s-4L IUN LOP, MONCuRk a co.
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DISSOLUTIONS Ao.


TsISSOs CTIcsOs Us,.PAnG -. s.sAlP
- Tbs firm Ga fFhk sFADDI 4. - sotB
'ay dissoiv I'd b y n,utual consent. The bu ,insss
vi here itvr ba % daS.ea by GE0..aE Ii,
tsDD
kchmHod .ug - 1881. 'a-N*
lS>OIsUGICN -,he firm OF ns III. .-.'N.
~ aS-ef q HA IS ez. z.,irei nv limi alton on
tina 10; July, is5t JOHN a HAwBs having dis.
posed Of mis- entire intsTsst n the conaern TO q.
Il ANDERSON the bust 'ess VT II be nd acted BY
him ard ALEXtrs 1aREE, ei her o. whom J. al.
n riz-d 70 si- toe name of .e firm ia i!qaids.
ion only. c. Il ANpERsOa,
A. GREEN.
JEO. A nAwEs.
plef md. Aug. %, 1851 7-sts
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Pay oFlC ES6.NgEa p1P'T oPvA.,l
Aua L.

Pay UFEIC EIUiSKEH b'PT ~ V1.,(
iIcHsosp Va Aug. 7th, iss..
NOTICE. -fs,msnts will b. IN, O. on g
~ cunts ap rovsd Gel ASpkEw fALooTr.
t,r services a ID supp les fu'nisned Tor he as.
fsnsi, W o, Is cons .u.t uraer he sIrsct:oa OF
ia N ,iasef, 1rdc. 81 niehm,ad. ss f.i.ows,
viz:
cluded
~ james own Is and on MONDAY, TCxsPAY
At Williamsburg, ON HUnADAi and fRlDAY.
Sept S b a. eth.
at Y Jrktown oa SATURDAY, fept uh
AT GIouees sr Point, on MOS CAY and TUxS.
DAY, sept. 9Th and ieth
At w ,st fo,ni, on TAURsDAy sspt 18th
Al cwrsy's Poiu,, ksppsheanock tvsr, on
SATURDAY and noNDAY, spt. Ath and n.
JAMss naURICB,
Let L., Actg PaJmsstsr Aug'r Dep to' W.
D.
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H kzL!0 IQVe ECLlcE-ro rHk
TAr1s or iHK HRBRRW lAlTH This {, Is
ill be The days Of Memorial. tRoshhashos sch.
81 snd the 18th !hs day Of AicnemeBt, Yonle
kepo1r) MI nIGHBLBACHER. s8
Minister OF IIsAYsw caasrNaaaIos,
- 1aWe House Of Love, Riehmosd Va !
- Norfolk and - ynshbugg pepers please copy
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NOFICE.-Ths co. pc rtnsrship Of L0WNES =
IN U00H having been diseolved on the 18th In
slant, By the death Of g 60. y. LOWNte, the busf.
ess viii BE- closed By me-. sga sgY s@
s ALI persons havtng elAima aEAinst the eD1oeS1
Of LoWHEs 8 COoK WI. please sepd them 10 me
leSpAyment; aad al .per!oas Indebted to ths saiA
AooD ~ pcSsibls. W4. y. COGh. -
kurvivisg partner Of Lewnss Cook.
VACC1NE V1k Us The hsdieal men
throughout the State, whether u OF out 0f
tne Army are ,ssEsStsuliy rs4nsstsl ta lerw.sa
70 this o@ss Complia.es vitb this xqusse y
urged upon z shs.I a!sntiga 7! - Of tAs utmost an
- a i. TEficoLAs, ~ d. +
a se-lmS a&s4 Asa@ 81 Vacciae Agent.
III RIM iGSURAndI OOkPl EY lsvs rsraeye1
s, IN ! oIce "a thDIr new bsitdthE, vss ~ I9{A
aelsSet. 6Sfw1e6 the Ames1Aul 0el6a s&Aatke 1e4k
\ asxiiiil - TT SiYJKTTI III &: I;
r ssa's'e' = 'a'a'l l. lasusi.
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YOUNG ARN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
RIoHnoND, VA, July &C, 1851 !
JASA received BY our Association from ysri.
rus Individuals and associations IN Charleston
provisions and clothing foY the sick and wounded
ioldiers, We have been appoiAtsd > committee foT
no Fsss ption and distributtcn OF the said sup
ing or provisions intended fcr1h soldiers In the
Confederate Army. will bs received BY us 9 our
Depot ON Main street, under the Sp0tsWood Hotel,
9Th door from the corn or, and the same be distfi.
butsd BY NJ In person, OF through an sgent ap-
pointed By us upon reqrisiticns signed BY asur'
geon or other sOInmiasiOued ottesY.
The benevolent are assured that Q favorable
opportunity viii now be Afforded for the judteious
listYibution Of sush articles - will be most ~.
soptable to the sick and wounded soldisrs.
Hoau Of busiless at the Depot from 4. u. 70
Address All psskagss 70 "Army Committee, Z:
Z. q. A., Of xishmond, Va &
Va: VI T HHaHSsksD' sHRRSss. }o,.......
au t-lA JAMS GORDON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

sz7xsnn a GENT r. AL BUREAU FOR
NR OSPITAL AID SUPPLIES FROM
sOUTM CAkOLINA having been established IN
yharlottssville, persons bringing ON Boxes OF
AuTses from South Carolina are requested 10 put
:hemsolves In communication with tho gentl eme1
aaving Il in shaTGS. Address Rev. 2. w. Barr
WILL, opposite 0ontissllo House, Chariottes'
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..ae As THE city of Richmond haa not

K0SO AZ TUE city OF K1chmOnd b0s moi
AXA. yet furnished, from among her AsfS
own citizens. her proportion Of 10 per cent. X
CT the epary m rea 81 shs
nation of the Governor the und rsigned who
was for some time n officer in the ithmopd Home
PANY, to be enlisted for II months ac:.ve SER
vice, unless peace is sooner declared. All per-
sons Wishing to Join such company will please
leave their names at WILLIAMS 4 PETERS, next
door to the POst-Ofice. or at my office, on the
second floor above WILLIAMS & PETERS.
au 27-6tH5 d Il. PANNILL.