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AYERS Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague. Remist.
sl,Fever chill Fever, Dumb Ague. Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious ft-
vers, indeed Tor the whole class of dis
eases OF tgnsting in hillary derange-
ment, caused BY the Malaria q
Nlasmafic Countries.
We are enabled here % ofer The community
remedy W. .ch. While y cures The above complaints
with certainty, Il sull perfectly harmless IN any
saartiiy Snch a remedy Il invaluable IN dlsricis
eh.r. these arcting disorders prevail. This "eurr
sxVels tho 1ia-msic poison q Fever aud Agns ffosn
ta1 sy.i,m. Nd ptsse.ns tne aessiopnem o. ubs
s.r, rtn,s,fn-ns = s. not only 'he h-st remedy
yst discovered lUl ts Class OF complaints, bot Aiso
tie cheapest. The large quantity Ne supply fof
dollar tftugs a. within the reach 81 ybes and
IN billions districts, whore Power and Agus rHtais,
everybody should have Il and use u frrey both iog
care and protection great superiority II this
r-eiv over any other discovered for the sIrs
d. ,ud certain cure of iutermfients Il that IL oop
tsins no oulnine or mineral, consequently II produ-
G. no qusnism or other injurious effects ~hsieses
noon th. constitution. Tbo-e cured by a. are len -
,aithy a. n they had never bad the disesse.
Fc.er and Ane h not alone the eonsequenos u tos
,rsn.i.c poison. great variety u disorders NJ ss
ffoIu iis irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia. rheumatism, Goui. HeadsehA. Bi.nan>sa'
tatsnn, Painfni Affection Of the Spleen. uJe
trries.pAln Ina the Bovsl<. .CulIc FuEnlIu& E
aud prrangcIsspt of ~ o>puocA
An ~ which. whcn orixsnns1n< h s>fo>q>e, psrep
.hs a'.ssis'sHs ss .s % tsssrs s% ss1 s'sss ss<
.srrrDfiy cures them AL alike II u an Invaluable
protection 90 immigrants and pcrr,ns travelling q.
temporarily residing IN the maisrions districts i
t'n occaslonaiiy daily ~iis exposed - tbs IN
f.tian that viii be excreted from the system, ene
CANNED accumulate in sufficient quantity o. fipsi
into disease. Hence 10 is even more valuable ~
pr.teetian than cure, aud few will suffer ff,fr
intsfnIfteuts ~ they avail themselves 90 the pf-
,Iu0n this remedy affords.
g. p..taaffl ~ Dn J. C. AyFR A. co.
Lowell hassachussts.
AlI our remedies are fof sa'f ~ J. y. CrriEoEA-
y pox~stfn, lnf ~ al Dsu.rgists in Terrr
Hauif
Wholesale ty AnIs 3 Co, Cincinnati.
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Good via any os the Boat Ilnes.
T,es Dolly Connections from Harr,ststyA 10
Bsif,,asr, aad WssAinyfsa.
RAssAGE CHECKED THRoUGH-AL.L
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Always ~ Low a. by any Other Routel
Bmv Tickets ria Piffs-
bWgg.
rIcRYTs FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREfGHTS
M thls Rcu,e Freghn q al descriptions can he
fr~srtei ffom ihils1elphia. New fcfk. Bostan o.
BAiflraofe. n .U poirt o. the Railroads q Ohio.
K-ntneky' I'd aaA. litnols. wr.of.sin. Iowa or Ns
soafi. hy Railroad tircst.
The FennTyivanfs Railroad elso connects a. ffis
Nurrh 9Th Steamers. ~ which Gccts can te fur .
..rds.a % any pSrt % tho ohic, huskingum, Ken
,.rlx. fsnncssss. cnmisfisnt. ulincas. hsslssippi
wtrcon<in. Ni.-ourt ksns.<, krs>n--s ard Red kv
srsl ara a Osvelsft. ssDiusky and Chieago sitk
ss~sr<r, 10 AL rssts GA the SortA- Western Lskes
u~rrh ants aos shippers enfrnsfing The trsssortA-
don q their rfeghf 10 MS Company, can rely -isA
esrs8soes 10 IL spesiy ushzlt
THr RATFs OF FkKfGffr - sny pent ln ths
ye-s bv he rennsyiv.nia RsfiroAd are 81 ar ta~s
a. fsvorshls ss charged by oshsr Railroad Con-
rsp.rueslsr 70 nssi p.es.ss. "n. rss--'issn'
HAusosn."
= }. s~Frnrs, rRn.asllhia
skagAw q coO~s - North a naitimore.
LEEcH q on. Ne kstar Hf-1ea No. Z scutl
wiIhsr 81, Nee rork.
fyFCu h Co. ~ state 81, Boefsus-
a. n HOrsrur, osnsrd FreigAi Asss.t, fhf q
yrosH LFxIS 0<ners' srp't. Aitcrrs rrrn-
4 D HoUrT. dsosr.i ertss sr~us ftissel,,Ai
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.
Term. os subscription.

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-.hie ~ CITY Subscribers At 10 csnt- pr week
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
HON. r. Il. WASHBURNE.
Member OF Congress tor Illinois
J. WILSON SHAFFER,
CLERK Circuit Couri. Stephenson Co. w.
WM. :. GRAY,
Treasurer Of Stephenson Co. ~
SMITH u. ATKINS,
states Attorney. lsth Judicial Cifcuii.
CAARLES DEERE,
Pler n s,.sfacture-, Moline. ~.
JOHN 7. JONES
shs~neciown. H.
HIRAM BRIGHT.
.Ex-Msyor @ r.eei'c'i, ni"o'''
CHAS. l.. CURRlER,
.J.F. ANKENY. VI. ID.
ren9sf q LsS.slaisress iiA
I. oRMSBEE.
Juare - s'sphsnsou caua2 ce-''.
W. H. VAN EPPS.
gses't Of STATE AZ Society Of iuno.'.
MICHAEL sCHAEFFER.
Attorney Al Law. salem. III
OFFICERS:
WILSON sHAFFER. PEST
SMITH ID. ATKINS. V &C Pres't
WM ;. GRAY. Treasurer.
I. ORMSBEE. Secretary
Il. j. FORREST,
Aseut Coz Tsffs Haais, ind
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REV. l.. ABBOTT, fAsroR.
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10000 Do11oS-

Total Liabilities Of this Company fo' Losses
$500, as per sworn report by the Secre'aif.
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,sRvRY CIIAprL. VI. D.. CHURCH:
MONTH .TU ST. VI. A.. CnuRCII;

HEN. l. :. DONALDSON. PAsros-
cla.s. =. p. n and ~ y. ~
Morning. Service. ........-. .-....'.' ''.'s
Evening SerN Ice. - -
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PRoCLAs1AT1ON By THE PREs,DENT


TO sAe Pesple Of the Confederate States
Once more upon the plsins Of Manassas hays
our armies been blessed by the Lord of Hoss will
triumph over onr enemies. II in my privilege to in
yits you once more to His footstool not now In the
earb Of fasting and sorrow, but with joy and glaC
nsas, to rsndsr thanks for the great mercies re-
esaved ct His hands. 4 few months since, and oul
susaniss poured forth th Dir invading leeons upou
ou1 soil. They laid waste our fields polluted our
ajtus end violated the sanctIty Of our homes -
Around our eapital they gathered their forces and
with boastfai threats claimed It a. Already their
price The brave troops which rallied to Its de.
-1snes have sxtingushed these vain hopes, and un.
DIR tAs guidance Of the same Almighty hand, have
ssssssrsd our enemies and driven them back In dis.
uay. Unttlng these defeated forces and the va.
yious afmieo which had been Tavaging our coasts
with ths army Of invasion in Northern Virginia,
our ensuaiss have renewed their attempt to snbiu-
ea1e ~ 1t the very place where their first effort
wae dstsafsd, and the vengeance Of retributive
justaco has 0vsrtaken the entire host In second
and complete overthrow.
TO this dgnn1 aueceAs accorded to our arms In
ths East he's heen sraei. usy added another equal.
. brilliant y the West On the very day on which
our 4oress Wefs Led to victory the plains Of Ms.
naasAs IN Virginia, the same Almighty arm assisted
~ - oseeo0s our enemies ut Richmond IN Ten.
tnaky. 5hus, 3 one and ths same time, have the
TIVE sfoat hoGtila armies bssn stricken d. a.. ~.
~ Wlaked designs of cur sns1cies set at nameht
y snAh elreaznseancss, It Il meet ana riett fAat
@ pooQ1e, weshould bow down In adorfnr thank
hl1D60 y thot gracious God who has besu our hui.
Wnex - doSonce md to offer unto Him tia 4rih.
$3.50 1henAegivtas aad praise. In His hand are
- 1oomn ~ n eyents, and 70 Him shoald Ne. In
= Neslal mannsr, ascstbs the honor Of this great
~. 6asfsrs. !. JrTsEasos DAVIS. Presidsn,
- - tat A
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The production of this great elo-dramatlc fomance
has called into rsqulslslon every resource OF sne
Theatre and will Be placed upon the stage perfect
In every respect, and In style Of
UNExAMPL1D SPLENDOK,
Which will rival any production Of the kind A.
tempted In America
NEW SCRNERY by cur artist, j. ~ uoode, ESQ.
NEW DRESSES BY Mrs. Lewis and assistantA
NRW PROPERTIES by Lewis and j.
= n Raymond MECHANICAL EFF.
rECTo. TRICKS, TRAN6fOk-
NATIONS, &c, by r. d. Mum
din and assistantA
THE N q ] Cf
Full and complete, has been arranged BY Professor
Ioehmsn and will consulate one OF the attractive
featurea of the spectacle, Astounding with
SONGS DJkTTGf CHORU6Es MARCHES, SC.
THE WHOLE PLAY
Replete with
TABLEAUX,
SONGS,
DANCES, &C.. &c.
Arranged under the direction Of the Stage Manager
Mr.. J. w. THORPE
THE BA L L T
Under the supervision Of the accomplished DAN
seuse Miss MARY PART1NGTON.
E~Preyious to the Spectacle each evening, q
FAVOHITE FARCE.
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TWO LARGE BRICK TENEMENrs ON THE

TWO LARGE BRICK TENEMENTS ON THE
East line Of gid street, between Main and
Franklin streets FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold at auction, on the premises on SATUR
DAY. the 18th OF September, 1852 at Il O'Clock r.
MEN1 s located as above, occupied respectively by
Mr.. w. r. Hord and Mr.. Neil McCurdy, Jr. Each
tenement has ten rooms besides brick kitchen, and
both remarkably well built.
TTRMA-0ne- third cash the balance at one and
two yesrs for negotiable notes. Interest Rddsd and
secured by q trust deed
sec GODDIN l. APPERsON, Aucta
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w. DR.. r. S. VEST has removed his Office
~ to the corner Of Main aud 7th streets. where
he may be found at sll hours of the day ana night
NAV also be left at the Office Of Clopton s. Lyme
corner Of Wall and Franklin streets.
DR.. VEST having resumed his practice in tie
city, notice Ia hereby given that parties who hire
negroes from us are required to send Cor him in
case of rickness.
AZ St CLOPTON LYME.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. IN
v ALBEnARLE COUNTY, vA.-Undsr thu

XTALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. IN
v ALBE4ARLE COUNTY, VA.-Uuder the
directions Of the late Thos. +. Lewis decd shall
on TUESDAY, the 9th Of September next, III fair;
IL not, the next fair day thereaftsr) Offer for sale
the FARM of the deceased 1t contains about
three hundred and ffty Cs50) acres, about dry Of
which In original forest II las in the county
Of AIbsmazle eight miles from Charlottesville seven
from the University Of Virginia. and one mile from
Ivy Depot On the Virginia Central railroad 10
within two miles of bloomfield Academy. and In
convenient distances OF the churches Of the various
denominations, manufacturing Elns, and black.
sniths shops and b located In ons Il the most de-
Srable nslghborhoods In the county. II has al the
buildings necessary for the convsnls ses Of family
and the uss of . farm, II Il we'll .dapted 10 the
arowth Of corn, wheat. aud tobaas,. Posssssion
Tor seeding crop will be given In asdiatsly and
Ill poassssion ON the 18th Of DeceL ,sr nsxt.
Thd terms win DO made know. On The day AZ
ALA and viii be liberal
Any communications with refer. zee TO this pro.
ssrty addressed h the undsrdgAs win rscsivs
prompt attention.
Ny Post O6aes u Ivy Depot, Al marie county
Va fHiuDD JOIN 4. LEWI0,
"a x-tA h'or Of TA0A y. LswiA ase1
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The character Of q deserter from volunteer
army Il the mesnest of all characters. 1t implies
not only treason, cowsrdce, but pretsnee and bum
buR, making the creature who commits IL at once
the most base and contemplate OF mankind In q
volunteer army, every man, As the term indicates.
cutters It Of his own free will. No man obliged
70 enter that gallant host which is now contending
to the death for the vaor and independence of the
Southern States. No one was compelled to put On
tho hablments OF soldier, and to receive, in that
gnise, the admiration end gratitude of the coun'
try. The deserter from such an army is false to
himself a well "a to his country and IN impostor
~ we'll a. q traitor, who deserves ignorainious
death, but IL contemplate that st present prices
II would be q waste Of powder and shot to shoot
him
Dessrters from Southern army are altogether
beneath the moral status of the same sort of re-
erssnts In the Yankee army. Many Of the latter
are mere mercenarieS most Of them were forced
into the service by thei. necessities and all Of than
might desert In a body without injury to their
homes liberties or any vital interests of society
Not 70 dsserters from the Southern flag 40 me
promptings Of cowardice. or love OF ease, they ex
pose al that makes life valuable to destruction
country, 6resides, family, property, and their noble
comEadeA who, faithful to their trusts are fighting
the battles Of the recrean. hounds, who hav left
than b struggle and perhaps to perish under the
mighty od1e thrown upon their diminished ranks!
Aseon36 ptIbis and traitorous the dsserters the
mililn1 ,1oafeu and humbugs who, on one pretence
or lns(, are dangling about hotels, and showing
of In putHc places. or lodging about in obscure
rstrssts In The rural districts Tho ladies might do
some ssrvies to the State in banishing these holi-
day heroes with their FANS or giving them a leave
OF abisoes from their presence till they had fulfil
I'd their duties to their country in their commands
II such IN admonition should not prove efficient,
The Provost Marshal should be authorized to swing
each Of Them 70 the nearest lamp post or tree.
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rorEIo,

DIEID,
..,. - avra.v uoorntns. MARIAN Nc.
" w esy, y. vssr, snd tyvo monthA daneh.
aA1vN, ~ = src.rrt Nolfnhon
~ o. s.- I'm sshe nlAce thls evening, At
~ " ~ -. rss,6snce a her mother, ga md
ocsous. !" ny rssrds a. the family are respect
.M ~. ~ .s,"ra
"iy s-,, xs.,~>n.or aprinrs IN
On the oaisls-ne.d' ~, nS y, " Crirsr.r 20 IA
W., xnn xI = uaNHtRToN. member Of the Old Do
49,, ~. ~ n..s1 nom pnrtsmouth Va, In the xld
nao. ~. ~.
yess :"
Obituaries.
How often, during fhe present cootest, nsvs We
been reminded that
.,As ~..h. A. .,orv ,.sa hint N tho grave"
A"' P" =.
with relentless hand, Death sweeps over the
eld OF battle destroying at once the fairest pros
nccta and briehtest hopes. These reflections are
neculiarlv and priate IL announcing the death OF
MANUEL 4 UiZER private In company J. CTR
Rert VA VIOLA who fell at Manassas on saturday
an The 3l,h Of August, ls6o The deceased was the
only son Of Beverly J. and Susan Stzer, OF Man
chester and had avished upon him gu the fondnssi
and Affection of devoted parents. When tho wal
Commenced. then only l6 years Of age, with the A.
scr ~ youth he asked permission to Join one Of the
volun,ce, companies then organizing In his native
town which. after much urgent persuasion, hit
sona nerenis recrettingly granted He served faith
friiv ~ Norfolk. and Following his company on III
rs,nnval from that placa he was with Il constantly
n.,, =. s.T .has hrons III the head, at the glorious
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FUTURE DlXk.


CEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on b.
- die aud Jackson streets, In the town Of Nan,
chester, AT AUCTION.-We will sell upon shs
premises. On WKDNKSDAY, the 10th day Of Ssy
Mr.. James Turner'S property, say at 81 O'Clock ?.
H., four handsome Building Lots In. "Todds fene
ment," fronting 30 feet each on Bidde street. and
running back 100 feet TO An alley IA fee, wide-
Also, three Lots on west Jackson street. having tho
same front and depth.
TERMs.-One- third cash; the balance Of and u
months for negotiable notes, with interest odd. 4
and secured by trust deeds
sec JAS. n. TAYLOR & SON. Auetn
TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on he
East side of nth street. near to the Old Distu
lery, AT AUCTION.-We will sell upon the prem
ises on THURSDAY, the llth day Of September
commencing at Ave O'Clock p. n, two handsoms
building lots located On the east side Of I'm o.
Valley street, and adjacent to the old Distlley-
They trout together 50 feet, and run back l20 feet
to an alley 90 feet vida
TERAs.-One-third cash. the balance 81 md
months, for negotiable notes, with interest sddsd
/ ss5 JAS n TAYLOR SON. Auesa
A DESIRABLE RRAHRD HOUSE AND LOT
IA on Nil street, In Adsms's Valley. AT AuC
TlON.-We viii sell upon The prsmisss. on Taukt
DAY, the llth day Of Ssptsmbsr eoumsnetns
II O'Clock P. n. . very desirable Framed Hoss
and Lot located ON Mil street, In Adamss Valley,
and near to the new workShops Of the ShCa'e
Central Railroad Company. It contains fou! goo
rooms, and 10 particularly adapted for smau,i,sS
family. The lot fronts ~ feet and runs back w
feet
TERxs.-Ouethird cash; the balance ., nd
months. for negotiable notes with interest 1890
and secured BY trust deed
ss5 JAS T. TAYLOR & son, AussrA
A VERY DRsIRARLE BRICK HOUSE Oh
IN AOsBY STREET. UNION HILL, ArAgS
Tf0N-We viii sell upon the prsmissA &c TUT
DAY the 9th day of September, commeucipo
o'clock p. H.. very desirable Brick Hsuse ioeaa
on Nosby street, Union Hill, containing four 600
rooms, kitchen, and other convenience and nov
in the Occupancy u Mr. Vaughan. The lot o.
TRRNa-Ons-third cash; the balance q aaa u
months, for negotiabls notes, with interest $1,000
ss4 tAR n. TAYLOR SON, AuesA
TlHREE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND sgvE.
RAJ VACANT LOTS, AND POUR ACkss
OF LAND, IN MARx'9 ADDITION 10 1AN
CHESTER, At AUO1ION-With . view
lie suction. upon the prsmlssss ON WEpNksD.a
the 10Th day Of September, commencane
o'clock p. n In ths following order, ssvsra VAN
able pieces Of real estate. via: 49,.
LIST. The two large. framed Tsusments, loess.
ON Hull, or Main and Allen Streets containing evs
raj good ROOMS, and are adapted for medium siea
famil;sA The lot fronts ~ fest. and runs oss
parallel with Allen street los feet.
% The large, twostory framed House ana ~
on HUI street, nearly adjoining the PIovoss -
ahals Once. containing ssvstal ssssuen:- ~ iss
frorts 6S fest and snns haek los feet
Sd A square of Land. containing four afns .
MARKS addition, upon which b IN excsisas stsT,S
fERMs-ons fourth cash the balance ~ -
and ls months. for negotiable notes WIN "'''
''id'a' and secured BY trust AXES Ar TURNER
las. II fAYIoR 4 SoN. AuefA ss2
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NONMISSIONk kS' SALx OF 20 l-6 ACRKs
OjOF VALUABLE LAND, In Henrco county,
nine miles above Richmond, on the Richmond and
Charlottesville Piankroad, within 1(0 yards of
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF Henrico
pronounced on the lat Of May, 1862. in the cassse
Ryall, &c, against Ryall, &c., the undsrsigned
Commissioners will expose sale by public sue
tion on the premises on MONDAY, the 18th Of
September, 1862, at ii O'CLOCK A. NJ III fair; If not
the first fair day thereafter. )tae TRACT OF LAND
of which the late John B. Rya died seized, located
above adjoining the lsnda OF Messra James
Ryall. William. Taylor, ana Aug. Hopkins, con
tanning, by recent survey. 20 10 acres. Of whic
99A acres are cleared land, hAving thereon frame
Dwelling and some out house,, all of which on
Of repair. The remaining lsOS acres are heavil,
set In wood aud timber, aud are within 100 yaTdA
Of the railroad, that the wood be brought to
Richmond at q cheap rate. II il believed that the
wood land will average forty cords to the acre.
TERMa-0ne third cash balance at 8, IL, and
u months, for bonds bearing interest, secured by
good personal security, and tIsis retained until all
the purchase money il paid.
EDMUND r. RRDD, {C.,r
PETER II. RYALL,
Qelo hv SanDJN ApprRSON 9s
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w. NOTICE TO DRAWERS OF NOTES
~ DUE THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF RlCHMoND.-Au Notes held by the Planters
Savings Bank falling due on and after the sth sep
TENDER. inst can be paid ct the office Of the Tres-
surer eaen day, up to p O'Clock p. n After that
time application for all unpaid will be made at the
respective Banks that they may be drawn payable
al. A. A. HUTCHINSON, Ireasr.
E-4t&
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or Aasais wssid srsasly sbiies ~ ~ ssnd'pe
~ nersAsrn pap1rs sAsy nay chance 70 - u
,s,,r pessssuloa 10 III. asnc& The rnhs'c VIII
,>.s receive the news At Ne earliest moment
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OFFICE RICHMOND s. PET'BG R. r Co,
Richmond Va, August 90, 1862.
IN pauy have declared dividend of FIVE per
cent payable on ana after the LIST of September
next, at the Office Of The company, to all who may
be stockholders on that day, or to their lawful at
| torneys.
The transfer books will be closed until the day Of
- N. W. HARRINGTON,
al 80 I'm Treasurer.
CTATIONEKY. CIGARS CHEWING TOBAC
- co, Adjust received and for sale at the Cen
| ira! News Depot on 9th street. the following vain.
able articles:
Writing Paper; Envelopes; Pocket, Blank, Song
and spelling Books Lead and Slate Pencils. Black
aud Blue Ink; Visiting and Playing Cards. Pens
Holders and Pens, Inkstands, &c Also, Cigars,of
best brands, with choice lot of Chewing Tobacco;
Chandelier and KillackanIck Silver Medal, and La
dies Smoking Tobacco. Call at the
CENTRAL NEWS DEPOT,
On 9th ST., between DR.. Beae's and
an 27-6ts st. Panl's Church.
NOTiCR.-Ths health Of the Undersigned being
office. WIN. II. POWERS. Agent
Manchester Cotton and Wool
50 t-dts Manufactnrtne Company.
"1OOI- WANTED undersigned will pay
W WIN. n POWERS, Agent.
se 5-6ts Corner 18th and Cary Sta.
g UNDRIEs.-50 KITS No. / Mackarsl.
4
90 Canvass Hams,
so kegs Smithfed Lard,
N .. and Coffee Sugar,
Family, Extra, and Superfine Flour
Coffes, Black and Green Tee, &c sc.
just received and for sale by
VIM r. TRUEMAN.
50 6--3tA "a door below ST. Charles Hotel
A MOTHER ARTICLE OF SOUTHERN
IA 4ANUFACTuRE--No lsmpblack In its com.
position. The same ingredients used that Mason
has In his fsmous Rlacking. The jettiness and
Brightness Of poish equal to Nason's The BLACK.
ING manufactured BY a G. JACKSON.
Highest price given for old empty BI.ACKINa
BOXES. at my mandatory. No. - Pearl street.
% Gins 4. C. JACKSON
ExAM1NATfON OF CANDIDATES for sdmis.
~ sion Into the Navy a. ASSISTANT sURs
GE0N6-A Board Of 0hlcers will b. convened In
this city on the 9th nstan. for the purposs Indicated
above. LEWIS w. MINOR
Hurgson c. 3. Navy.
~ BOT President al the Board
A lot Of valuable MACHINERY.
among which n new surface Plane, Circular 6aws,
lins Of Ghafting etc. Apply to me-, On the west
ham a.ssss:s' half "''' west & sSTsR
81 a, Ca1iils Soap Aiso. o. Aand. Rnhhss Dsor
Hats. Cosasa yaE1S. Georgia Sewing Cottaa. Oet-
.S-1s KnOwLns = WALDORF.
TS6k 6zf6E596 o6 laslA 5ssly. sss1iss 17kzvF.
IL nnp1y pLA41o-e7 - thea1A Av4ty
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE - l Offer for
N sale the Farm lying in Dinw;ddie county,
Known as Bufterwood, within three miles of vii.
sons Depot, on the South Side Railroad, thirty
miles from Petersburg and adjoining the lands Of
Charles Young, r. ]. Films and the Rev. r Is. Fos
ter cont aiming by recent survey, 1882 acres one
third of which is cleared, and fair proportion of
this is Flat Land the balance in or Sinai growth and
Pines, of which there is large quantity Of build
ing Pine This farm ID well ws;ered, and is regard
ed as one OF the best in the county, besides we'll
adapted to the growth Of Wheat, Tobacco and
Corn. The improvements are all new, consisting
of negro houses, brick chimneys, barns, stables
granary and comfortable overseer's house. The
locality Is healthy. The neighborhood good, and
conve nient TO churches of all denominations. l
win take pleasure in showing the lands.
Notwithstanding, and possession given ior
seeding a crop of wheat Full possession at Christ
mas For further particulars address she SUBSCRIBER
at Blacks and Whites NottoE ~ county;
so 2-Gts r. u WILLIAMS.