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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
FOR REN'r AND SALE.
A---
1rOk RENT
X FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS
NINTH ST, EAST SIDE,
&C a--.itF Between Main aud Eary.
NOR ) a !. IA VERY VALUABLE
II BUILDING LOT, AT THE CORNER
or BROAD AND % STREETS.-We are
authorized "a sell thar very vauable Lot. located Us
above fronting Go feet ON the south eide OF Broad
street running back on the eas line Of Second st.
Ia feet. This tot IA among the best located on
Broad street for stor.s and business houses. APP
ply to GODDIN APPERSON.
=. S.-Also fer sale. the. exc.ient BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING on the north side
OF Broad street west of First street. occupied by
Mr.. 4. MOORE, and adjoining Mr.. nusctfs Mine
raj Waef Establishment. loc It'll q A.
fTOR RENT--ULIFTON HOUSE.--This
wcli-kmown House, conveniently located on
lIth street above Franklin, contains 20 rooms with
trrpiaees, iaany of which Lave large closets in
them; besides parlor, dining roon, store
kitchen, and servants rooms.
For a. good tenant, some improvements AID re-
pairs will be made. Possession given immediately.
Apply 70 W. II. aLBlSON,
Sc 23--6.A No. IA Main street.
NOR RENT--rhe spacious STORE AND
L DWELLIN q HOUSE on Broad, one door
above 6th street, and next door 10 Chiles a. Che
merry is for rent. The store Is fitted up first
class retailing Dry Goods establishments. being 20
by % with shelves, counters, &C. This is cohsid-
cred as one of the best stands in the city. Posses
sion 20 be had the 18th day of October Apply
10 JUAN PIZZINI
Sc 25--ts 12S Main street.
NOR RE n IA desirable family RESI-
Il DENCE, on Church Hill, corner of 9th and
Franklin streets. Possession given Immediately.
Apply next door, to
Sc 23-ts MRS ELIZA L. VAN-LIiW
DKiYATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE--A new
/ and very comfortable WOODEN BC LLDINC,
suitable for the accommodation of medium sized
family, on 9th, between Clay and Leigh streets
Church lIill viii lie sold low application to
So f-2ln A s. LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
IN X f s Fl
r OYST Frs,
OR rs

and SDRA.
I have on hand a supply of the above. aud So
iicit call at the PALMETTO HOUSE corner
of 18th and Main streets.
Sc oO--lm Il. CROUCH, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

T OOK OUT FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
4 GOODS, AT No. ~ MAIN STREET
Just received large stock OF Ladies' Dress floods
consisting of handsome Mousiin Deaius plain aud
figured, all eolors; French and ngsh Merino,
worsed Plaid Chailies Valencia Debeges Cassi-
meres; 1900 yards Of spoall, fine figured Prints;
black AMI colurcd border Stella Shaws, All wooden:
plaid ana double Blanket Shawis; Cassmercs and
bltched l0-4 and Ia Shuetiugs, Shirtings. aud Do
Nestle Goods Tor Servants; Ladies Mantill:.s and
Coaks; Embroidered Skirts, ana fine worked
Bands anu Collars, at all prices; Linen Uandker
chiefs, Hosiery, Table Cloths; hish Linen Bosoms
Gauntlets, Ladies, Misses, and Chdrens Morocco
Bootees CATERS and Brogans, for aud
men. and a great many more goods too numerous
TO mention. | ask call from and all if you
wait good article at low prices.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
Sc . No u Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

TIME CIilSWICK SCHOOL
CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH,
"a MILES WEsT OF RIcHnOsD.
The exercises OF the Sch0oi viii be resumed, uu.
der the personal instruction OF the subscriber on
TUESDAY, October LIST, ana close on the 18th OF
July, 1862, allowing two weeks vacation al Christ.
nlAs. limited number of scholars ;eill be re-
ceivsd, and few boaIdsrs will find "A home nj
Cbiswiek. Tuition from SIS 10 $40
Address GEO. q. ExALL A. NJ
80 Tim Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

rFNHE "DlSPATCH" STEAM POWER
PHIN TIN oFF1C
CorAsr Of Main AID Thirteeuh Streets, Richmond
Virginia.
This establishment (being the most complete
Printery IN the Sc uri both regards Types, Or
n&ments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine PressesD is daily turning out Ii shnesi
specimens Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
GE.OE'ExaHsx. &C.

- UMAER CLOTHING.
AT NERY Low PRICES.
DAERACOTT, HARRIS X co,
iRave hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonade SUITS
Fancy Sill VESTS.
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
White Linen COATS.
Blay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marseitcs PANTS
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, al sty!cs
SHIRTS aud COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS and DRAWi."S
NECK TIES, HANDKERCHIEF STOCKS,
GLOVES, SUSPENDEi;S ',i SOCKS,
Which they are selling very low, l"r c.sh
DARRACOTT, HARRIS :. CO,
je It's lip N&:a street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

BODEKER Il CO, APOTHECARIES
~ AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
near Old Market, Richmond Va will keep Oh hand
general assortment of pure Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals Oils, Paints, Window Glass, Putty, Dive
Stuffs. Patent Medicines, Brushes of all kinds; Sur
gical Appliances, Burning Fluid Alcohol, Soaps
pertumery Fancy Articles, Garden Seeds, Glue.
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors. &c.
Prescriptions prepared at Ill hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, aud the most reliable medicines fur.
nished. jea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

SUCH As
PAMPHLET
c X G. L L 4 r S.
BILLS OF LADiNG,
CHI Z q X S &C,
AS WELL AS
PO L f RS,
PROGRAMMES,
and HANDBILI.S.
Particular attention given 20 fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad aud Transports
ton Companies, Tobacco Factors &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
TIRsT GLASS EDICINES.

sNAiL TRADE, lS0l.-W. PETERSON & co.
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERS IN
indigo. Spices Madder Logweod, Ri. Cart. Soda,
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars. Nutmegs
Salad Oil Saitpctre, Spongcs, SaleratnS Flor. Sui
piiur COpp aras, Birthstone. Alum, Cochnei, White
Lead, Zine Paint, Lilseed Oil, Coios, paraine Oh,
Solar OIL Lard Oil. Castor Oil, Tonaua Beans--in-
wife the attention of merchants visiting Richmond
TO an examination of their stock which in variety
and price, is not surpassed in this any Northern
city.
iy Orders promptly attended to-
w. PETERSON & CO,
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Dis GOODS, &c.

VAR ESS Ct . obs, DRESS GOODS-At
EIEh1EL,S, Ill Main st.-I.ad' es in want OF
l5ress Goods, and all other descriptions OF Dry
Goods, will find them cheap at
EZEklEL'S, Al Main St,
Oc Mailert's old stand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

@ T. PENDLETONS ENGLISH CLASSICAL
-. AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, Oh 4th
street, between Main and Franklin, will commence
SEPTEMBER 10TH, and continue to JULY 5th,
1862
Miss E. L. READ will have charge Of the Pre-
paratory Department
DRILLING will be continued
TERMs.-Payabls quarterly in advance, $50 to
S6O. au 2S-6wr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

reduction Of 0ae fonrth to Ministers.
BIZ No charge for English tuition Of daughters
of Volunteers in service.
Payments for each ha'f-session must be strictly
in advance, except by special contract, and money
will be refunded Only i'll case of lactCd sick
ness.
| Catalogues, containing fall details, may be oh
tanned at The Bookstores or by application the
President. CHAS. IL. WINSTON,
Sc 2I-2w Richmond, Va.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-27

Douglas Resolution.
The following il the celebrated Resolution
offered by Mr.. Douglas. The Republicans
were silent ON the Inaugural when it was read
in the Senate, and Douglas attempted de.
fence of the Administration against Cling.
man and Wigiall. He argued that the Mes
sage meant "Pcace." Since then he il abso-
lutely looked to as being nearer Mr.. Lincoln
than his own political iri.nds are, aid
Republican short sighted men say that this
Resolution was offered to en,barnss NJ. Lin.
coln-"to make him expose his policy" ami all
that. Now we believe, and all the facts look
like it. that Mr. Lincoln hid consulted Doug.
las in relation to the grave matters before him
and that this Resolution was offered to give the
Cabinet and Gen. Scott all opportunity to show
the impossbility, both LEGAL and PHYsicAL, Of
"whpping the seeding States into submits
son." Talk is all well enough about our
power our numbers, and our patriotism, but
the fact is already exposed, that from the
peculiar nature OF our Government and the
state of our present laws, the President has
NV tNe LVS"A "otAo''y W SoS'SS' SuIt
Rel ublicans be satisfied with Douglas for
| shielding his old friend, LINCOLN. .....a
Re>nlred, That the Secretary Of War be
requested TO inform the Senate what foit t., ar
senal-, navy yards and other public works
within the limits of the States OF South Caro-.
lima, Georgia, Florida, Aiabtmi, MiSsi suppl
LouSi ,lll aud Texas, are now within the nc.
tual possession OF the United States, and by
what number OF mtn each is gairisoned and
held, and whether reiuorcements are necessary
| TO retain the same, and it SD whether the
government has the power and means under
existing laws to supply reiniorcemeiits within
such time AS the exIgencies and the necessities
OF the case may demand, and whether the de-
fence aud protection OF the United States and
their interest make it necessary and wise to
retain Qi!itlyy possession Of such forts, places
-.~i -. h.r rrs.nrr,v nsa key West al
Turtuga>. ana TO recapture and re-occupy such
others us the United States have been deprived
of by seizure or surrender for any other pur-
pose, and with view to any other end than
the suhjugaton and occupation of those
States which have assumed the right 10 secede
from the Mon, and within whose limit. such
!orrs and other public property are situated /;
and ii such lie the motives Tor recli turf lg and
holdin. the forts and other public property,
what military force, including regulars and vol
United States to reduce the States aforesaid
and surh others as are supposed to sympathise
with them, to subsection and obedience to he
laws OF the Union. and to protect the federal
capital.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-27
CLAYTON COUNTY STORE /.

Do you want Brown Sheetlngs Cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE I!
DO you want Blenched Sheetings Cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Stripes Figured shirtings ch.sp,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want good Tickngs cheap,
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want all Wool or Canton rlanne,s ch.,p.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Table Linen or lowell. = chean.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
De you w"nt nice Wooden Blankets cheap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
poyou want Count ernanes cheap
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
De'yon want Blanket shawls chcap.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNT Y STORE,
Do You want all Wool Deiains cbcap.
20 to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want s'yli-h FIGURED D-aipes ,besn
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY srORE
Do you want good Ginghams cheap, -.-..
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE,
% YOU want all kinds Of Print. chca,.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
~ ~" VAIN All MINUS OF Dry Goods very chem
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
DO YOU want all orts Of Janke. Nations cb.,,.
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Doyou wanr Mems and boy. Boots chea..
Go to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
Do you want Indie. shoes or ,si,ers chem.
TO to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
aH Do you want ghiIdrens SHOES ehesn. Il + +.
TO to the CLAYTON COUNTY STORE
DO you want Mems aud r,ys Hats and ,,aps chcar.
20 to The CLA YTON COUNTY STORE ,
Do you want all kinds q Sugar. choap
Go to the CLA YTON COUNTY STOPE,
Do you want good BLACK or Green Ten chen,
10 to the Ola YTON COUNTY STORE /,
10 you want Prime Coffee cheap.
Eo to the CLA ITOV COUNTYSTOPE
Do you want Syrups or MolssseS cheap, e..
TO to the CLA YTON COUNTY STORE ,
Do YOU wa all kinds of Spices chsap.
20 to thu Ola YTON COUNTY .sYDPE,
Do you want any kind of Groceries cbean
q" to tile GA YTOy COUNTY STORE,
Do you want all kinds Of roodca ,vo,. cb..,
60 II tie CLA YTON COUNTY STORE,
An entirely
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= 4ate5t Sews.

The Arago is in. Cotton has advanced. Bread
stuff quiet. The Tins condemns the new American
Tariff rs prohibtory ar destructive OF American in
terests. Commercial news not important. Italy iu
trouble. g.. ~.... .'.s
Anderson is suspected of completely with the seces-
sionsts. ..a r..~F . ...--. T
CON- stringham il ordered to report immediately to
the Navy Department.
New York appointments give the Cabinet much
trouble Barney will I've Collector r. sse ~
q. P. Buck, Is Marshal for Minnesota; J. Lockwood
Post Matter ut Milwaukee; Charles T.. Wilson, Of the
Chicago Journal Secretary Of the English Legation;
G Ssn. NJ Gov" Woo Of sssad. R. King, Minister az
to Austria; Crosby, to Guatanala J o. Putnam,
con al :" ,iavre q. HUNTINGTON, p NJ. at Gaiena 1:
K. o, David, at Dubuque J. s. Abraham, At Bnr-
lington, wa; W. II. 4. Gurley Attorney for low a.
aud H. b. lioxie, Marshal for Iowa; George !.
Nour.e. Attorney for Minnesota A. III. Schultz,
Mar. halfor New York, in place OF Rs nders
The following NOMINATIONS made for the Terri.
tory Of Colorado: VIM. Gilpin. Go"rrnor: Jervis L.
Wells. Serretary Ranj. +. Hall Of New York, Chief
Justice Newton Petit, of "a. and Charles Lee Ar.
mour were made Associate III lgcs : Coneland Towns
end. Mar.ha W. Il. Stought IN. Of Michigan, Atty;
Francis n Care, OF Ohio, surveyor &c ,eral.
The Missouri Convention refu "s +" go for uncon.
dtionai ~e"es,ion At present. adjourned 10 Dec Sd.
Tue Serre;rv Of 'he Treasury wants IS, 900, 90 to
grease he vince o. tne government
Mr.. SEW ARD has written long let ter to the South.
rrn Commissioner reviewing the trouble. in y Find
nnhner and advising q general Convention to talk
1t all over, and make friends.
On the ia central X r., March 22d, IS mail bags
with their Contents were burned. No mails from OF
to tins North We were destroyed.
Pot Once appointments q ass No. ,.over $io0o)
are he'g made with great dispatch. Mt % ID
There are cadets at West Point FROM seeded
Sta'es. There should he none from any State
Gov. Pickens recently sued the Steamship Co. that
brought his baggage from, Russia {yalued $,40) and
he paid the cost rs s## - Z
The French and English official Journals talk like
acknowledging the ind-psadence OF the South without
decay. va 3 49, 1880
the Casada i in shs brn "a nearly million dol
lars. Erexa.tu6s staady PruviSions dull. Nostili.
ties nave ehsssfieneen ut Messina.
Carl selurss nomination to Portugal, Il before the
Senate. - r~f r.. III : r.. ~. y
The President tells the Southern Commissioners he
regards them Agents Of u dis atis6ed people, and
refers them 70 the Congress says the Herald
sa,or and IIun'er have gone to Virginia to urge
immediate Secession.
Houston has issued 40 appeal to the Texans, de.
nouncing tie late Convent ~. p .It
Exchange IN Milwaukee and Chicago lower. -. Tbs
bank Of koshkong, at Fort Atkinson, WIS.,, down
little. ~ t."@' ar
.tocks are a little better and money easier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-27

From the Examiner, Norlolu. Va.
They have been tested IN n.ore than u THOUSAND
oasos, with cnt.re success. tiEE IT, s#EE5t#Ff
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-27
YrsILANTI, MIcH., Jan. II, 1861.

Mn. SpALrlNG. ..-,
-- SIR: Not long since sent to you for a box O
Cephaic Pills for the of the Nery ,Icadach.
and Co-,iveness, and received the and they had
good Effect that Wa. indnrei to send for
Plea tcnd By return mil. Direct to
A. .i A. WHEELER, r4
aa rt..naa s.a asa.v aua.a ipsauti, Mich.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-27

a LONG experience In PRACTICAL Agricul.
ture. enables u to say without fear Of dispute.
that RUSSEL'S Implements are the very best now
found in the Western market.
Farmers carncstl, invited to look At these
machines. II. RUBLE. Mc,;regor. Iowa,
:. RUBlE, Eeloit. opposite McGrexor uouse.
March I3. lS>lmS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27
tQlortestrr 9aiIp Spr



Mails Close as a.nulss;
Nortucrn Worcester County. Vermont and Sew Hamp
shire, via Worcester 8 Neshao Railroad a. cC0 a. i 4'd
Fitchb r ancaser .eeruinstcr West lioyiston, Oak
dale, Ciinfon Lowell siid Nashua, n H., al seO a. m,
sha 3' p m; ana Gae at Sis a. and 100 ,. M
fire Fr5t6u 33 and 9.ga a. u, 245, ana 500 p. "
asa arc opN st z. IS s. f.. $50 4ud 100
Nsne Eastern sew hamps1re, md Eastern Massn.
NdGsetts-900 a, m, aua rii and are due at sla
Rhode islsnd@tExcept towns on the worcester and
i,eyienee E@lrpsd so a. m, and SS9 p. m' sno are
az Sian on f.oy.5sne5 ana Worcester Railroad $50
~ ana iae ct $40
q'ssserr-tAI towns in Massachusetts, West Of Wor
oe.ter 5l5 = m. sna are que al p an
2 NJ and SEQ p. m. and due : lH45 p. IN.
spgingfeidS.i5 m, and 500 pe.s ir - due at 94h
O.. and i045 y. ID. :,
sssioru all Connsoticat texceD; :. iudhau and 1N~s
~ cou'iti's sl3 81 M and 500 ~ y and are 'ue
lorya7 y iii.e Norwich ana worecsteg railroad and
NeT LnadQf Haham County, COM 1880 a. m a.,
ey Yors civ and soutaerl, States as0ta al atl at
s.ae 40 i5 p. m are doc At 80 a, IN, AZ SSg
EaTe, Barre Plsins, letersham, Paxton. DANA North
Dana, aad Wo-i llt I'D, 9.45 m, sud are due at 4'-a
Holder. Ruuand North Eaiiand lIubbardston, Cold
brook and Oakhan sst p. III; and are due at s0O m
leicester a}s a M ana 30 M and are due NJ sVo
5i36irv, aI,5 west Military 69oa m. and 1901 m;
sa ~ iut Il ~ a ll an. o. ~ b. ~
slffcwsbarg. 2l3 j. i.- aud s arc AZ y 90 q. M
aTlaoi. sew lAg.sag Village anu CoriaYuie $50 d.
FYsmishain south granin.,aarn Hrnkinton, Ashland,
Neodylle. West5oro'. Northa7rp' southbofo' Corda-
vile sud Sraiton y ~; and are Que at 10 a. m
ana p. m,; and a~c drc e p a. M ami GQ p m;
aah 'r tHtt ANA ba'stoD and beyond, is closed
az lti5 uiloa on Suuday ... ots o'ciOcA y. IN.
Ollr- hours Ron g., to SEQ p M sundays from
9.ioJo u %. A. ~. J. NJ. EARLE 2. NJ
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

Portugal, legah th mpauation cl,iain fo1
eli cfrcal5 tor limited 'imc, in conformity vii
tse recen, authorization The cortes, has heoi
communicated 10 this department by the minis,ei
resident Of the United States at Lisbon and is pub
li-hcd as being interest 10 the agricultural and
commercia la'.es of this country
Degag'usFte q Siats fer Public Works Commerce, ana
Industry.
In accordance with the authorization conceded io
the government by he law of the liih 1l The curI
rent month, and having heard, ia coufnnity with
a0iciU 20 " said law, the civil governors OF the
Kingdom, the respective councils of districts, and the
general council OF commerce industry. and agfcul-l
tuIe am hereby pleased 10 decree ne following :-
ART. !. The importation of tOrgiali cereals uluut.
rye, barley, and oats W grain or l scd bread s al-
lowed through ill ii+-.- o. lAalIume ports Of the
Continent of A4usdOm until the gAd oi The
Soips: The cereals thus admitted are only 10 pay
the same duties as national grain when disp0te eled
or consumption.
ART ID. Alter the term specified in this decree
such cereals are therein specified Will still be adj
mitted If il be proved before Government and the
respective ilsc1 committee that the saline cci r.,is
lel tpe ports Of ticir shipment 'oi ihos. ui lis
kingdom in suli cicu time 10 have arfRrd within
The specified ug an the ease OF ir-I. ar Yoynle.
LeI the coaueillor OF state. Min ser and see eta
ry ot Si9te Tor !hahce' uno tte Atlsier for lnbhc
Works, Commerce fna las a-,rt tiius understand
these presents 9ld cauyl le saue to he eSeuuied
Palace Of 'NeeeSs 'aades, ihe 18th OF september,
'NrosIo Jozg D'AvlLA
vi, p2p pl HAETA,
IuRAsO AUGUST.
ABRAHAM L,NdoIN, President Of he United States
7t Ai"elic@ 10 ali whom it may concern:
Sst' srcja.1 ..id-pce Having been exhibited 10 me
.,sFGt ,,2e l, MALMDoHG has becn arpoutcd Vice
tlst -VtGeu and Norway at Ilicago. do
hereby recognize hlia aRch auG declare hill free
ia exercise aLd enjoy such fuhcupn~. powers, and
pNies's ns are allowed 10 The Vice Cupsj7 OF the
most l'' ore, - lens in the United States
IN teSiiL1nny whereof I have caused these letters
20 he ptadf patent. and the sea- ot the United
- ..H III rsfsst vol
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

Il
The B0SI On IlEFa4L PAINTING co,
having purchase3 Ae e2e.nsige rigAt lc uanufactust
and apply
elastic Mineral Paints,

ready 10 arpv lasHc Mineral Paints to Tn
CoFner Aie Iron D9trs, Fences, &c., reasonable
terms
ForTia Conner Roofing his paint superior 10 all
oibcrs, BOTH l eeapuess and durability what hes
long bee needed ar possesses strong adhesive quail.
Ties eud beng elastic u its nature readily meets the ex
parsiui and eeRtfaCti n 0f eruuiiHe
rus Iatls all we represent il 90 be and re most re-
spectnHlN rclcr To- the Following gcnfl'mpu Whu have
nse3 u t RichaFdson Cashipr Cambridge CITY Bark;
C. Baret., ESQ. Boston, Superintcndont Boston md
Maine kailroad; Superintendent Manchester n H.
somoliv Workes Eaglevie Mills, Norwich, Conn;
Ter, d Co, tuXbury, Mass.
Specimens may be seen bF apply ing 70 $ HAltRING
f0Ns Nr .eagef street. Worcester Mass. and also
Join B0&ntN's iiurslH House Biock
c, 10. NIGuiS, tfsfsFal Agent. ). II. CURRlER, su.
peftuteutend'ni or Pnintine
aul7
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27
HEADQUARTERS OF THE U. S.
IA MARINE UQKPS.


SEAL IL rEOroSAI.s 10y eaeh lass separately, viii
Ja1 u Of November ., It. for furn' .tprt he nigcd
Ststgs A9ree eonr dariog re year s3a Ne 70 wing
cuart"unas nfile corps, Pniiaio phia rcunsyvsnia
free ui aNcist On tle tfitca States, iu such quantities
'>"'" "i' 81 ''al .s.,ts' W
l4o,0 wards Of & ,iiae her,sr Ii wool. freofron hair.
i.el w ''ee' y 'Ae S't' 'iu"
00G a- nar4 }lne Eeisey ai WOOL free from hair,
y. rr'5- Wee g weigh y 'nnees % The yard,
soo ,,a Dsrl, l;iue Iwilled cloth all wool, for uni
5Tia % %e9ats, Geaio roG , dye'i'| 5iineies wide 10
i q e seae { coth ti a 4, wool eooeiassl dyed
ClGSs No ?.
s,9e s.rt lisrk .,iue Flannel for ovarsacks, all
Voc, G..3S. y voc, 90. VJed,) d inches wide, weigh
lsooo yass q s. arS Blue Flannel, fo5 snIrts at
ace trar aeia n I'll ~ a2o :; 70 wsigb qir ueeas
lyl ~. efir-e' 70 beI s7ct 'nHs s sd 5ieet ~ de,
asC2 esr Wooleo socks, tnfes ssizss p.ee- gisdo
-'aa -hres pannas per dozen pairs .gee from
St@ Eaa7 g. i!aon tor FANS SO inehes wide, to
lo9os r ii5 ule, el 5 ssdr. 30 t4caes ,yide, to
isu o a1.5i sis.as,'1r Dra,yera, y lsches wide
e'sh ooaaes fer ,sid
el ,'- -H cans eaa.'.eie ,aseep5 Po@pon.
l.ee ''so. ats ol.a co,e.s,J be made bluo
-oyy '.nsa5
gro ,ro.s - BHt5o9s .l..sie
p ,s--.t,..-.s .,,t scale straps
rf
eo.alet,e Baaicn fo5 Pgiyates.
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b
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ia noo MA 5. rt 49,; e., .. ,,
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l'-ss y 80
ifre ffbi,,e H>s t;
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9Bis a asi aa.i tte s;,irfs ,i,tTers atniei sacks
.rf - - = -'' 81 'e'' i''ui'ei s"NAs'
49, 'lL lets'
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; Nu v'eusEgr e. y ',,les naleG aSoye Ii oT 3A5 9r
to sqipl, iey ", Se I'd ls eo tIctor
g. y as fsl e 959srs & @ a.. @ reqairia dS si SS At %
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