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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18

PREPARING FOR WINTER.-The Darnestown
Correspondent of the Associated Press, under
date of October 18th, writes:
Some of the regiments are preparing, ap-
parently, for winter quarters. The Second
Massachusetts, are preparing spacious stables
tents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18
ALFRED LEA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CORN, WEAL, OATS,
BRAN, ,SHIP- STUFF, dc.
va Gentlemen who wish TO dispose OF thor
Crops in the above line, will please favor him
with their custom, at the corner Of Bridge and
Green Streets Georgetown, d. G.
july 20--smo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18

NOMINATIONS States Rights party of
Carroll county. Nd, have nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
For the House of Delegates-Jacob Powder,
VIM. W. Dallas and Charles r. Waters For
County ommissioners-Henry S. Davis, T.
A. Lauver and Geo. X. Frank. For School
Commissioncrs-John W. Harden John Jones
and VIM. II. Grouse. For Sherilf-Thomas
B. Gist.
The Peace Convention, which assembled
in Frederick city, on Saturday last, made
the following nominations:
For the Senate, 0uterbridge Horsey House
of Delegates, j. A. Ritter, George Thomas,
of Hy., DR.. Jas. T. Johnson, Lingan Boteler,
John S. Repp, and Jos. Byers; County Com
mssoners, Dr Meredith Davis, Rev. James
Pearre, Nathan Maynard, Levin West, and
W.. Brown; Sheriff, George W. Shank;
Surveyor, A. Fearhake, jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18
WANTED,

x 000 BUSHELS or PRIME OATS.
c,OOO for which the market prices will
be paid by DORSEY WOOD,
No ll8 High Street, Georgetown, nc.
feb S-~tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18

Ds- Roger A. Pryor is candidate for the
Confederate Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18

IEnxPESpEST CANDIDATES the second
page u to-day's issue will be found the an
nouncement Of many gentlemen as Indepen-
oent candidates, for the various offices to be
filled al the approaching election. They are
all well and favorably known to the voters of
the county-none possessing a larger share of
the public confidence, and none more justly
deserving it. There will, we presume, be lit
tie or no canvassing, at this late day, on the
part of these candidates; and they must
therefore, depend upon their friends to see
that the voters come to the polls. Then, turn
out voters, one and all don't be intimdat-
ed but come to the polls like men, and vote
for the candidates of your choice
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18
HE SENTINEL.
ROCKVILLE. MD.

fFSDAY. -: OCTOBER 10, 1861.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18
Is the Blockade effective 2

We copy the following from the Petersburg
(Ya.) Express of Monday;
Il is learned from/a most reliable source, Ia
late officer in the United States navy, who
was compelled to resign on account Of III
health, that the fine Confederate Stat les steam
er Nashville succeeded in running the block
ade off Charleston, S. c., during a late hour
on Friday night last, and is now rapidly
speeding her way across the broad Atlantic.
The Nashville is commanded by Lieut.. Robt.
b. Pegram. This Pegram entered the United
States service in 1929, and at the time hoslil-
tiles commenced was on duty at the navy
yard, Norfolk. lie Is Virginian by birth.
She takes out as passengers Hon. James NJ.
Mason and John Slidell, the first one accred-
tied commissioner 10 the Court Of 81. james,
and the latter going in the same capacity 10
the Court Of Saint Cloud. James Edward
Mcfarland, Esq, Of Petersburg, goes as pri-
yate secretary TO Mr.. Mason, and the Hon
George Eustis Of New Orleans as secretary
TO Mr. Slidel. The Nashville Of course, takes
out full mail and valuable official documents
for the Confederate commissioners who have
been on the Continent fer many months past
The Nashville is said TO be one Of the gwiftest
steamers that ever piled the American waters,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-15

To- IIEADAcHr ! the layorate slzn by
which nature males known any deviation
whatever from the natural state u he BRAN,
and viewed il this light il may bc looked on
as a safeguard intended t. give notice Of dis
ease " hich might otherwise escape attention,
till to late to be remediel; and is indications
should never he neglected, Headaches may
be classified under TWO names. "; Sympto-
matte and IdioPathic. SgmPtomatje Head
ache Is exceedingly common and 5 the pre-
cursor OF great variety of diseases, among
which are ApopIexy, Gout, Rhematism and
all tebrile diseases. In its nervous form it is
sympathetic of disease OF the stomach consfi-
tuting SIGN HEApACHE, er hePahc disease con-
stituting BILuEs HEADACHE, Of worms. con-
stipation and other disorders Of the bow els, as
well as renal and uterine affections. Diseases
of the heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches Anguia and plethora ar also al
tections which frequently occasion headache.
Idiopathic II headache i also very common, be-
ing usually distinguished by the name OF MIR
SoUs HEAoAcHE. sometimes coming on sudden
" in a state Of apparently sound health and
pro>trating at once the mental aad physical ou-
ersies, and in other instances il comes on SLOW
y.heralded by depression Of spirits or acerbity
of temper In most instances the pain is in
the front Of the head, over enc CT both eye.
and sometimes provoking vomiting; under
this class may also he named NgcRALGIA.
For the treatment OF either class of Head
ache the Ccphalic Pills have been found
sure and safe remedy, relieving the mes; acute
pains in few minutes, and by its subtle fow
er Graduating the diseases Of which Headache
is the uuuIIIEg IdcX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-15
WARREN's COIGn BiL>AN .

Has been found, by experience to be the Best
Remedy tn the various diseases # tie Lungs aud
Throat such as
Asttaa, Br.asits, Cesle5t..n III, C-.tsp Influenza
Pta-s4, Pas1sa ssa ~ Llfs,a4tlalz ~ ne
Lsals a4t Was4fag ea,ya
I these C5mH hints tais Medicine has ~ y,t.-r.
i7f and waIe thus ettclc9us il Is perfectly
safe . administer t. persons Of all ages.
Il III tFgsza'=t III gs8r this E4lsaa : f+anl use
full, especially lathe autumn Winter and Spria..
ami many Colds AID Coughs, which, il ne ected.
might finally provo fatal, may be q RED AZ once
by few dose, Of t4js iuyaiuabtc remedy
IAe Cough Eaisam possesses the twa-fuld adran-
TAG # bong at once pJlaIie as ID ruratrs and m
ma 5ts p.5rrg'Iuf Of al tae diseases II tie
Throat. Luns AMI Bfauelia.
IN ASTHMA, however violent AMI distres,ia.
this Balsam gives prompt relief,
In EgeNeHtrls and PSErNoNIt it relieves the ir-
rltatisn, laosens the Cough, and promotes favor
able expee,oratjon.
In eHaEr is powers are a'mast magical This
lnStduous disease, coming literally like tl.ief
in the night may b. saee4ily and eFeetua nv A.
rested by 4 few timely dases # this Hal,am
In NuooPISG CouoH, it m lorates the rarax.
ysps, prevents the disease from assuming: II, Sc
Fetest and dangerous turm and slotteus it, course.
Every family should keep it in tue house, and
thus avoid the dangerous eIay oceasiauedb ~ Sc a.
ins out for TIE medicine when needed .ar immedi.
ate use
The 1et rec mmcu5atis u r a good mi. lfcine i
found ID its USE. I.tAeioilawiug cert feate. from
enc who has used it, does not give you conf Ieuce
ia it, try one hottie fer Yourself and You VIII ne
convinced. Il Will ea.t you but tiastt gtts -egtts
aud may s9Fe you as many dollars IL time aud doc
tors bI..s.
piWaxr. Oct %. lisa.
bR. WARREN Dear ~ir-I have used your
Cough Bal-am in my practice for the year past, and
can say that Ii il an that il i recommended ~ he
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promise of Gods help which we had not
when we were stronger and therefore let
MS pray more confidently
O Lord, be gracious unto MS; we have
waited for thee he thou their arm every
morning our salvation also in the time Of
trouble. lisa. 80 Z.
Hear, o Lord, the voice of Judah, and bring
him unto his people +; let his hands be suit
cient for him. and be thou a help to him from
his enemies. Deut. 3D. Z. ss-- Z,
1 looked on my right hand. and beheld, but
there was no man that would know me !;
refuge fnilea me- no man cared Tor my soul.
] cried unto thee, d Lord said, Thou art
my refuge. psa. l42:i, 5.
BE not far from me, FOR trouble is near I;
there is none to help. Psa. % IL.
Remember not against us former iniquiti ties !;
let thy tender mercies speedily prevent us /;
for we are brought very low. Psa. 1875.
Take hold of shield and bucklsr, and stand
up for my help. Pisa. 35:2.
Help us, q God of our salvation, for the
glory Of thy name. Psa. 70: Q.
AND LRr SOLDIERS AID AL or "a KNOW, THAT If
WE OBTAIN ANY VICTORY OVER orr ENEMIES,
IT Is ORR Duty TO GIVE ALL THE GLORY TO THE
lord, AMI SAY
The Lord is a man of war: Jehovah is his
name. Thy right hand, o Lord, is become
glorious in power thy right hand, d Lord,
hath dashed in pieces the enemy. And in the
greatness of thine excellency thou hast over
thrown them that rose up against thee. Exod.
Is: 3, o. ~,.-
MS Is the uoiHe IL Is uiti NcilouS III
our eyes. Pisa. lis y.
For the Lord fcdght for Israel. Joshua 10:
II.
Therefore 1 will look unto the Lord. Micah.
~.
Who delivered us from so great death. .
Cor. |: 10.
Now, therefore. our God, we thank thee and
praise thy glorious name. lChron. 29:l3.
Seeing that thou, our God, hast punished us
less than our iniquities deserve, and hast given
us such deliyerance as this, should we again
break thy commandments. Ezra g. IL, IA
l will walk before the Lord in the land of
the living. Psa. il6: g.
[ have sworn, and will perform it, that
will keep thy righteous Judg ments. Psa. ll9:
los.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sxY TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
and no HI MBUG.-PETERS' INFALLlBl4E
REMEDY FOR GONNORkHHA AND ALL Sc
CRET DISEASES.-This great American remedy,
containing no Mercural or lSasamc properties,
GELS everything heretofore offered to the public IN
lis curative, restorative, and rcnoyatinS powers
and the medical world are aStonishcd when told
that the above remedy will cure the above dis
cases. and e0ntoundrd when they have ocular de-
nynstratons OF the facts. But the proprietor, who
has known of the remedy for twenty odd years,
has known OF a of twenty years standing To
be restored perfect health and all other OF
shorter duration TO be restored, without single
certion. aud therefore challenges any ease OF Con
orhn which the remedy viii not cure, provided
the directions carried out with prudence on the
part of the patient. aud any one purchasing halt
dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his or her
he guarantees perfect cure; aud III eases OF
future. will furnish additional medicine" free OF
charge, 20 complete the cure, through his agents;
iId a. cure will be effected without Inconvenience
10 the patient
Sold by APPERSON & DUPUY, No o0I
Broad street, and .. A. STkECkER, Main street,
Druggists. agents tor the city of Richmond. Sold.
also by VI. 4. i &. a. SANTOS Norfolk and
CHAS. b. CAMPBELL and WILSON * Will
iI.TNS Portsmouth, w. i!s-ti.a'
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GROCERIES. LIQUORs. &c.

~@.-
10000 . s"rsps small de Family Sides
% binds. Sides and Shoulders. -
100 tiercrs prime sugarcured Family Hams.
10 do. choice Leaf Lard. se4-
70 bags prime Rio Coffee.
40 bila Morris No l, and Sugar.
81 bbls Coverings Powdered Sugar.
81 bbls Crushed Sugar.
90 hhds New Orleans Sugar:
900 bbls. Woods n. Carolina Clipped, Family
Roe and Gross Herrings.
No. /, 2 and 3 Msckerel.
lJ0 bbls n O. Moiasses, superior quality.
80 de. prime Cuba Molasses
80 do. NORRIS Syrup.
100 do. Portland Syrup.
70 cases Matches. a..a
200 bbls. Common Whiskey.
100 bbls Old Rye Whisky, vsrions brands.
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Malaga Wine
100 doz Brooms; 100 doz. Buckets, and
100 bbls French Brandy and Rose Gin.
30 kegs Family Leaf Land.
go boxes Adamantine CGndics.
100 boxes Mustard.
% kegs CRrb. Soda.
20 kegs Sal. Soda.
80 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
l3e boxes Soap--Detersive, Pale and Brown.
Green aud Black Teas, blackberry and
Cherry Brandy, Ginger Brandy
Wrapping Paper, Lines, Wrapping
Irvine.
500 sacks fine Salt
30 bbs. N. G. Family Shad.
70 half bbls Woods North Carolina Family
Roe Herrings.
90 bbls Vinegar.
25 tierces prime Rice.
23 casks quarts London Porter,
25 casks pints London Porter.
30 doz Yeast Powders
IS bbls Stuart's Mountain Whiskey, yrs
old.
so bbls Banks Mountain Whiskey, years
old.
Is eighth casks Cognac Brandy.
) half pipes fine Cognac Brandy.
3 bales fresh Hops, just received.
% bills Trulls Rum.
2 halfpipes Holland Gin.
Is bbIs- very fine old Va Apple Brandy.
With full assortment of Goods in our line For
sale by WIN. b. JONES g. CO.,
Sc 4-l2t 18th st. between Main and Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of ,he
Epplisa Common wealth. Uoin 1898 10 his DEAN
in 1855 pegau AIS military career Ia 1912. Ii
l6s3 appeared thls utlie manual tor hIs soi-
dters IilouRu not prepared Toy Cromwell. II
VS. pu0.Isuru VITA bts apprOb ttlou, and Was
in arnUr..I L=e u14.0uS hts 'SOiu4tTs. tTOEI-
We. : SUCCESS was tl.e 10 small ucgrr, t.
tns slIict IL otats @Id r4slA Uis~iYltne OF liz
arla,, aLu to inc lAslItt-S power vi Tc!l6Ioa-
HIS CxCi area 80 1rN5J ttllIh HG tnat prey 5
b,sr c.nrs best. / kuoW u0tiing tuat WIN
give ilne courage r4.u conscience as m.
AuowAeuge OF Ga Ii. christ ~l4t aaQ bless
q GA 10 SIS any even Ia iAis army uuic auC,
wA.!i.s 20 llup4rt the knowledge they have
for lie sOOu Of others. AcCpIdlNgty.' IN
savs, :" r-Iseu eucn Illeu - hAu tl.e tc,sl
OF Goa before iielh, and lu1Gv some
cons,Ieuce OF what jucy uld and IRON
that aay FORWARD Iaer never we beaten, hu,
whenever tA-y were engaged ID INST The enc
my they beat ooHtA4uaiiy.' Cromwell Q
lroneiues. as they re USu..l4t Called. lea tHrlI
falth upon Hoa word, we"t into n~t@4e VAL
psIIul Singing and prayer. .aau iodIILg Goa
only were The test solutcrs Perhaps Tie
world has ever seen. Their WJtcnWord was,
a AAe Lord OF host - With as, me 'Foh o.
Jacob is our refuge" WGItelccke, dtScrib
ing them to Christina. ttfte"u ol owed, II,
said ihe oiheers a,ud sJiulcFS Oh Tie faf-
lament held IL nOt uuL.N lui, Wien tntI car
r.ed their liYes Ia tAclr u3uNs, ana were so
ing - adventure them IN the hlEh places ol
the r.eld; 10 encourage one ;,4ott't out OF HIS
WORD VINO GclulHAll-1 over ali, '.hd ms I4,,D
more yretE ibF. >stCH %ILu II than any
other WuId could E,.fe.
The original - SoidIer's Pochet Bible is
IN very Quaint anu antique PRINT aAu spell
inn tJ.Iy Two copies are AunHu 10 he o&-
tlut--ou, In me BRUSH Museum, the other III
the posss.sstou OF >reorge L-IEerlaort, ESD, oI
Gam pFllse, By whose courtesy tnc annexed
copy IS priuted, quoting the scripture pas
saGes from the received version.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

"osrITAEe or THE MEDICAL COT.
|H LEGE OF yIRGINIA.lATkis Hospital.
erected by the fibsrsIty Of the State. ut cost Of
the reception of patients 1t Ii admirably adapted
by its plan for the accommodation OF the sick. snd
IL furnished With every convenience requisite fof
their comfort and snccessfn treatment Its sitna-
tion on Marshall street, east Of lgth. Immediately
adjacent TO the Medical College, while retired and
airy at tho same time central and convenient OF
access from all parts Of the city.
The patients are under the immediate charge Of
the Professors Of the College. (who make daily
vists,) assisted by competent Resident Physi-
clan. - ! 81 a. - "a { e.
An persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment are admitted, except the INSANE, and those
laboring under SMALLPOX AND OTHER fNFEC
TIoUs DISORDERS. y
LYIsGIs WOMEN, both white and colored, re
ceive special care and attention. ss
CHARGES, -L.e -.tt
Including Board. Medical Attendance, &c:
White Patients 50 per week
And at the same rates for fractions Of a week
For less than one week, 81 per day, up to the
charge for a full week.
Several neatly furnished PRIVATE Rooms have
been provided for those desiring separate accnmmo
dations. The charge for these will vary from - to
For surgical operations a fec ranging from IS to
$50 will be required in addition to the above week
ly rates
SF All charges payable on the removal OF the
patient.
A limited number of beds placed at the dispoaal
of Charitable Associations, at $3.50 per annum
payble semi. annually, or at corresponding rate
for six months. e -fsts5 ..s
Patients conveyed to or from the Hospital in q
suitable vehicle, provided expressly for the pur.
pose. ., .. a-ey
Ctizens and strangers are invited to visit the
Hospital. and inspect its arrangements.
PreIdent-Dr. l.. s. JOYNES.
Attending Physcians-Drs. TUCKER, CON.
WAY and MCCAW.
Attending Surgeons-Drs GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS aud WEXFORD.
Resident Physcian-Dr. ISAIAH III. WHITE.
Steward-F 81 PARISH up Ply
DELLEVUE HOSPITAL, CHURCH HILL,
ID RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIESTs-In yards, Sc per week; in
private rooms, 81 to SIS Per week.
SLAvEs-S5 per week. Less than a week, 81
per day; but not to exceed IS per week. Frac-
tons over the week, Il cents per day.
No extra charges except for surgical operations,
aud then an additional fee ranging from % to $50
will be charged. p Bills payable on the reno
val Of the patient No small fox admitted
a covered spring wagon win convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
be left at the Hospital or at the Office of A. L.
HOLIDAY, 18th street, between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, no has been connected with the
institution since its foundation having taken it
der his exclusive charge, aided by competent assis
tants soiicits continuance of the liberal patronage
of his friends and Of the public generally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon. ,
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace ST., between 4th ind 9Th.
ASSISTANTS:
G. w. p BROCK, NJ D.,
Church HILL cor. 2ath and Marshall SITS.
W. w. COGGIN, N. D.,
10 le-ly Resident Physician.
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IS HEALTH, HEALTH

IS HEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLD !
Miss MARY SCOFIFLD PRECEPTRE>S, No. go,
BALTIMORE STREET. Iratf Straa-
ger thar Fiction. This lady suffered for years
with Chronic Inti;mnatory rheumatism in its st
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vaccinaed with mat
ter child who had the white swelling. From
this time to wom;uhood her sufferngs ex-
treInc-she never had relief from pain untI cured
by HAMpSON'S TlNCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter
Il often wish my parents had known OIL this rem
etiv when was Il child, l believe i should have
been saved the excrucating pain | have been sub.
jectcd TO- well the de1ormity OF body 1 MI, It
carry the grave and my parents would not have
been under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending me, they did. 10 the celebrated
Springs in England in search OF health / wish all
the afflicted world could sec he and hear the bcne-
frs have derived from this Tincture OF Hamptons
| try TO make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, | am thousand times Obliged 70
you, and you are at liberty to my name and
case - all
a remain yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD,
'No. $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility Scro-
fdla, Eyes, Pain in the side, Back, &c, cured
by II.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-ThisT INcTURE
will bc found great medicine for all their dis
Call and get Pamphlets and read many of the
most powerful possible certificates of cures of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by FL RCELI, LADD & co, Richmond :
bv DIR COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug.
gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER q NOW
BRAY Baltimore and bv Druggists and Shop.
keepers everywhere 81 per bottle six bottles, So
APP 1-d&cwts
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
NJ EW DRU G STORE


NEW DRUG STORE
ROBERT w. POWERS,
APoTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Regs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and re fitted in new and hand
some style the store formerly occupied by j. b.
Wood, and more recently by c. S. Dawson, No. 30
corner Main and Wall streets one door above the
St. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, aud has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself with especial refer
to their freshness purity, and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock of D X L G. 5,
CHEMICALS STANDARD PHARMACEUTI
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRC.
MENTS &c, very complete embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
Of day night.
~ Orders promptly attended to.
oe 5-ts ROBT. W. POWERS
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SOLDIERS POCKET BIBLE,
ryPRIN4TCh ON. cALdI

Ih!s.Bcok Of the L~,, shall not depart ont
o. tnt mouth but thou shs,It meuitdIe therein
dgv aAa uisnt, that thoa 1U,yst observe TO
do torClA1 10 All that Is written therein ;
Tor then thou SHAFT nla 81 my way prosperous
sud then thou shalt have good success y osli-
]: 5.
Printed 81 London, b. 6. q. and Z W, for
& c lcAy
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g q -.
OFs1cx RiCHN'D AND PETERsB'gR. r. Co., L
Richmond Va, Sept 10th 1861
AN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, sept. Iith.
the Traias.oa this Road win loavo ~ fol.
lows :. s.@s
Mail Train leaves Richmond daily, except Sunday.
~ D "A. NJ
Fright and Accommodation Tran leaves
m Richmond daily, except Sundays, at 4 p. M.
Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Petersburg daily, except Sundays, at. g A. NJ.
Mail Train leaves Petersburg duly, except
Sundays At .-........6 P. M.
Tue Bfail Train In the only connecting with
the roads South Of Petersburg.
by the Government to have passport when thew
leave the city. TIIOS. II. WYSNE,
Sc l0--ts Superintendent
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1NAMILY FLOUR,
II Of superior quality.
STICK LICORICE-70 cases.
AMERICAN GUANO-50 tons Bakers Island ;
20 tons Jarvis Island. The Guano imported
directly into Norfolk and Baltimore and is certainly
q genuine article. For sale by
r. b. SOMERVILLE,
SO At 10Th street South of Cary