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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

Always buy Welsh stockings; they
are sure to be well chosen. welsh ho-
SEM ..,-.-rs =
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

What prevents the river from running
away? Why it's tide up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19


Attention is invited to general enumeration Of
Eanerles andclasses of goods as follows;
Sand Riddles, afso assorted. SiYes. CoOpers Tools
extra lst class goods.
lie Spades, drain your lots. gardens and FARMS
The Ohio Agricultural Reports now being distrib-
1ted; have good article on Draining. read it.
Garden Hoes.
.f Rakes
.asf Spades
a IroEels.
E1itiYator Teefk
Iron for Drag Teeth
kiind Pants. 4 Mel quality
arnlsh, dp-top article .
sheep Shears, Extra No. /. seme number " poor .
carbon Un Lanterns, no need of stumbling dark
nm1gnts ee sure and buy one
so Sheep Standardization is once more called to
81 them. as they are tip-top
Clothes Wringers.
hlhss and Shot Guns.
ID Rife BARRELS and Trimmings
Powder Tasks, 2 4, and ounces.
PoWder-R. FE FFF and FFFFGG
Shot Lead, Caps. Wsds. &c.
.f.. "-r
-.-rH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
r.. III. BARNUM a co.

Jobbers and Retail Dealers IN Iron Nails Glass
Pine Doors, Sash, Hardware. and Wheelers Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street. Warren, o.
g n. B.-0rders filed promptly. Goods warranted to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

What is the tourists best motive for
trayeling?-A locomotive. 4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
cHARLEsTo,

is an old town. 1t may have contained
IN Its most prosperous days. two thousand
inhabitants, but now not half that num-
Der. 1t looks dilapidated and forsaken.
First in possession OF one army and then
another, it has greatly suffered. But few
of the people testified much Joy at our
appearance. Indeed, the more enthusi-
astie of the Union people had left the
valley with the retreating army of the
Unien. But few stores are open In a
word, Charleston-asidef from few color
ed people and the officers and soldiers of
the Federal army-is a deserted village.
RUINS.
In the evacuation last month much
property was necessarily destroyed. All
the commissary stores and munitions of
war that could not be removed were of
course committed to the flames. These
spreading consumed other property which
the officers would gladly have saved If
possible. The fine suspension bridge ov-
er the Elk had to share the same fate
1t makes thoughtful mind sad to gaze
upon such demonstrations Of the devast-
atoms of war How soon the labors and
tolls of ages have passed away. = ii'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

C|
ka1Ess RREss s.iJ.. sPd for6s.sl ysfistis.; g
E5ss: 1s5 ana sa4i fHi.isd ssinf
Ss SSa. S:l
Rss Enss Pumps, Beps and co+d..
SssIIs sSi1si i..siSs:ss%s.;,, Ss5s:s Goods .,.,,
Sd iIoPs1fsiler., f1sGai Goose.
fs'sSs SSf Ssss JssS:s I =, s.i.'., 'aal''s'
HiP:s T.sS. GssH9s vents such gs5R
.ool 1000 sc" ''o'' poi'n' &C
Pine Doors
blinds and Paints,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

-5F-E Er- sF- l=-.
l5..l-z= .4-.
o. .-s 81. r.. --fs - -.1.
Dandy Tire-all sizes
Two Horse Wagon Tire
Springs-Eastern and Pittsburgh
Axles-old and improved styes.
Two Horse Wagon Thimbie Skeins
English Wagon Boxes. rFTTrE "a -.
Carriage Bolts. ~
1l- Mrenches. Nuts. Washers. &c
Nail Rod-frst class goods
Sweeds Iron. --.
A1e bar. -r z.
,Hast Steel, fat, square and round
6llsteT steel, tlso HeFman and Spring.
- o.. -.'- -- n ----s..
ss-r ...-ss-.-7-.-~- Co. --.s- .zr. 81 s-f.-zss-e
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Especial Correspondence of Cincinnati Gazette.l
Topography and Scenery of the Kan
awha Valley-Its Importance
oharloston-Its Sufferings from
Wan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12
RNAE PATTON II tbs DISTRICT.

The Northern ed iSors d. Far in their views
OF the bill which hss passed the %anats for
q boiis alag slavery in the District CT Colum-
bia, augh most OF them approve its general
fsrtures. a recent Hew York paper. OF the
sSisaE Gapub.icGn strip, says:
Ihe H0us. Of hsp; essG tat; -.s will We trssf
anne nd n .,3snntc b III ia q -arai psrttcpiays
rhs appropriated for reEi0F ,ng The negrt ga
from 80 c0au ~, wlse Ia tisssf, Escoua es foily
10 tn . pre~znc Of tnom dtase emaucipG.iln 10
Ecr 0rs reason, there atii ne no ut grows 10 ne
iraed sy ne dill, wasn IL saalt havsb b corn g
aa act; snd. Tor another toe s'ayag, fa.sum.
tnx SON. - De Ief:,) y hen 1lcat lihsruIed si,.
b9 no pr pers't1 cts O. colonization aad seItss-
nrsnt, @hsre hey sDali have t. provide for
Themselves The "instttation has reared
them in h bi:s of dspeLds' csrnd attend .pca
snnD raa " aites; II h&sgiveQ them no c p4e.-
ty TOR self 4 uteuapce and 8 iF-Koverl Ia N T.
The transf m ttion Of comest,c s-rs Is, nc-
cu6torned lirs long 20 none bur u d ,or EN- :
pioyL ers II % taInsrs OF tropical f,res's lnd
suCc. g. al t4iuvalo-s - new AID uurccUs
to,rej Ieyt -, Z, y 5- effect ed IN long courss
Of yeas; eu' not without 3 ,me iis.is prapsr-
alton .nd aoIns ski;l IL the n,fs OF s.if sup
Cprt The substitution CT the pro-ist nn for
gradual ,smaac1 pati5a Tor the peremptory
method OF he bill, cAr alone save It's trainers
I ON The charge OF Disgusting hssas lie cruelty
uoder mask OF sas,r rh' hrory TIL
u,e. s1ra We ali We 20 be IA tlmr,, .st it o ot
sis, ..s i'll con,rivsd In N iscnisyous liz prac.
tce.
At the very last moment of the debate on
the n,il. Mr.. bayHrd, OF Delaware, sour, SD
tha Senate. ie conceded the I,gat,f son :
gres. TO IL. iS.ste for t1a Bistrch of oiun
Dia Bs admitted the cons III ,uali,y of
such 8 rue.sUe, but o. Jactesi 10 this part,cu-
tar bill 50 urcOnstituuon Il and unv;ss rSs
bill II kes properly IA violation OF the Cons 3.
,ution, and riso mikes up The question CT
loysl.y ana co. hacatioH with the question o.
.VEsgE CroU6Fty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

CAPT NoBeAN The capture Ct the eallspt
yar..zln hero, Captain Aorg4n, has not ret
heen accom- pii.hed He recently received in.
10. m anon from = patriotic lady OF Q deem
turs divides the as'.psion of BOIL with the
seizure of the a. m ph's a I'd s'harlsston Rail.
road. II ~ saii the Fsdsrat General 10
hnunte' by dr-:ms as u4ly a. thoss which
2schard, And that he starts Nil ny from hi0
umaers In fu'i Of ssar. net Of ,he App,riilon,
hu: Of the bodily prnsenca Of M,rgan, a. did
"fa!l PfzlrrC," when ths noble Per vian
ing foe. MorSsn Is ali right We shall hear
from him anon. .-MkM,A!s AualencAs.
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scurHsRH sYnPArnY ~ sAIr,uo.n.

H. Jarkep, one OF the prtsonsrs taken In
The bstsie rs Winchester. nas beer rolsaes1
AZ the inrrce-sian Of HI fAthsr. WAo .
chaplain IN he Unitst States NAVY. and =
nspbsw # tbs rensl Cen. Jacxson. The Dal.
,inore Sxn iiiu. tratss the sym pathy display.
cd IN that citv- I. Estates that Mensso. Tlleh.
man and haeks5 zi', Of shs coo mit.es appoint.
81 to lock after the prt,ossrs report that
they have now ia iheir hands, Tor osfo Keep.
ing. . .s7l In Confederate money, which viii
be p Ia ever 10 the prisoners on the 0nsl 70.
the con- mistes handed to tn Q prieops srs q cola
Bslu m ,re funds and on Saturday, r1sv,ouD
TO their leaving the prison, esOo In one doilsr
gold pieces were gtvan them, bssidss d 80
SIN handed over TO the prisoners by the CON.
mibta", $500. These Gums were entirely in
dependent of individual contribuslons OF
money, provisions a q clothing. Thoso indo.
aggregate. one lady alone ssndipG thsa
large bSx Of clothing,
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eTHEALTa, EALTH-
nETfTEsr So

swHEALTa, EEALTH-
BETTER TEAH GOE.D
kyss HAEY .sCosIE.D, PRIcE>TnKss 10 63e
HAtUaoRA STkKRT BALTixoRt-"r-i.ihs ss-an.
E~ tsan F;atfoa. This lady suffered tcr years
with Chrcnic lrfs.lms.ory RhauEiatis. il a.s noC.
malignant FORM Ehe fret contracted the siaaaS,
whcn two yosrs ole. By being vaceinated with nlss
tar from ehild who had tbs vLita syvCl!ing From
this time 20 -oInanhooa her sufferinss wsfe az
tsene-she tisvar hsd rsl If frcra essn Entn eay-a
By HAHPTOS'S TIECTUaB.
An kxtrac. from the Letter
Il ottan wish my parents hsd known CT this ran.
sdy wbsD ] was child 40 believe should have
besn saved tie ezc-uolating pain / have been sub
tssted 10, 10 wsI as the daforn.ity Of body mus.
carry to the grave, ind my parents would not have
team unosr such heavy expenses hon doctors bl /,
and In sending me- as they dc 10 tho eelebras4 4
bprngs II Engisnd In search of health I wish all
the afflicted world could ssa sAe aud nesr the ba.;s
G-s have derived from this Tinaure OF Hamptous
Try 10 maxi sll scQaalsled With its virtues with
whom / come IN contact.
"0eutlsme1, EN- thousand tsaiss OIL syd &c
VOC, and yc1 ere AZ liberty 70 u.a ny name sas
sass 10 ali
"A sr,asia yeaEs n asa.it1da.
@AARE Il. ECoFLsLn
Eo. $50 West E,isizcare esrs.st,u
kEsa.1.5EiI, CcCgh, Gyspops;a. Debility. scr,-
felA- Eyos- PAN ia sac sidc Book Aa-, sEe ..ra5
byH.
ell be foU:,d q scsat Gs5ioipe fa sli :ts;r 6ts
eases.
Gall snd gas Pamphlets, and read many sss
mcs. powerful Poss:tle certificates O. crras cs lie
spcvs dissases Of oar own ci:izsna
Soid by FURCgLL LADD i; Go, Richnaad ;
BY DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the DIus.
sists in Petersburg by a0ETIMsR 4 now.
Ssepers sverywharA d Per bos.ss aE totues, "a.
an l-dAaWts
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aeroRrsiY syvvsass.

"eshinston from he tower rtvsr. .brin iae
up ioar seug es fro,a Richmond AND Wet
.yoe. w aua caanties. Va VIII ctms CT fecn
NJ ,Is'ie on satt rtsy last. They state tbs I
.as ns's OF eish&en and for nvs into the
- sss.ice. a1ld hey h.d been closely huntod b.
sDr ptess eangs for wes < or two.
Ins rs nave mostly EFF The nelghboS.
eavairy Iosm tn. coaury, imprv sstpe into
the service all bic TO bear nrma
The fonr refugees stse that they are a.
uve'oi nat cdon-oI heins au old farNor.
aamed o. roy, and the hers ycpre NJ a:
g. ged III bas,nsssheAr hun. Oas of he youne
men has been aoting ae Conf edsrats PoetAaS.
Ter ct kiLsiie. -
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~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
no HUABUG.-PETERS' INFALL!BLE RE.
3EDY roR GOHNORRHGA AND ALL SECRET
DI6EA6Es. This great American remedy, con.
sainin1 Mercuisi Baiaa1nic proper lies exeels
everything haretufore offered TO the public in its
curative, restorative, and renovstng powers; and
the msdtca! world sstonished when told tha.
the above remedy viii cure the above dseesse and
eonfoundsd when hey have ocoulsr dsmonstrs.
tio1s Of the facts Hut the proprietor, who hss
kDowa Of the remedy for twenty. odd years hss
known OF case Of 20 years standing to be re.
stors6 20 perfect health, and all othsr easea of
shorter duration 10 DC Eeotored, without 4 sinsis
exception ard ;terefore challenges any oase of
GonnoThaa rtieh TIE reuedy will not cure pro.
yided ths direction. carried out with pru6enea
on tie part OF The p.nsn,; sna s-y cns purchasing
hall dozen tottlss, and using accordingly, in bis
or her esso Is slSrantess . perfect cure; and In
csses Of failure, viii taraish additional medioins
free OF charge, to ccnplets Ito ouse through his
agents, anu O cure will oe effected without iaeon
veaiencs 20 the patient.
Price, per bottle, - half 5cseD bottles &l0;
expeessase from y " 50 cta.
Sold by APrEBSos l. DuPUY, No. sol Broad s..,
aaa 0. a. 6TREC zEa- Main St. Druggists, agents
for the CITY Of e. chmond 2old. also, by M a. &
G. A. SAHToa Eorfoik, and UHAs- y. CAMPBELL
and WILSON WILLIAMS. por;aIacuih, Va.
GU la-Sgat
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was determined 70 hiil hsr friend. snd h vas
very sorry he hsd not hlown her hfaius n, A.
II o.cIocS at right The wounded etrI was ont
from her body Tbs prisoner aaye - : n
plenty ct money, ks sexsja Of &wsnrv -.
III q res des with Mr. amss Earloy. 0O ~
soritp st, He was.very surs that sshys af.
fsir would. n y. be. haish up the e,po.Yf n.
loCn tnslless ~ -
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iTkisnn BUt1E&.
SJ' los Fresh Roll BUTTER. at 50 osuts. Just 70.
ee.vsd from tbs ii p'ounsatna to day;
10 hush els lasgs grain Rye;
bsgs Java and Bic Coffee;
eAhas. Coffee, clarified, and New Ores,s Su :.
barrels Crushed Sugar;
l0e bushes Aercsr aad Piak.eye Potatoes;
IS II kins Family Lssd;
ik bushe's Back EYE and Cro~aer Pas;
100 tu,AeIs 1SIisd apples md P acles
i 0 barre ?, Fam ly sx;rs, AID Supe fas Flour;
3eo0 To-. Faa.i, Ha@s, Sscea. and Shoulders;
4 5als. New firienr Moasse1
e!0 busstIs Pesnuts;
lI6 lbs. Green and b acs Yea;
Pepner GtDasr, c, ms srd, Spice, Icd:ao, Starch,
Picats Vinegar. &c;
ara everything ususiy fouSd in Arst.clsss
fsa;,S ~ 9:ocsEs; ). 3. R0BssTsoN,
Fo1' SAhk- Fin, pe.es Blow
SO. aaEENHow. '
ap 'O--ss 18th ST.. ber- Main and CSry.
NOVAlGh q AUTUnlSON.
A i3 h St. between Hain and Ua =,
have In store and Offer to the trade the fol-
loving goods:
80 tbs n. g. Sugar, coed to rri1p
II bags cid Yellow Rio Coffee
10 bags Sis nin Popp-r;
80 boxes UsstiIe Soap
6JO ibs. Candlcw;ck:
loco It's Cotton Ysrr;
80 cases Green ard Black
rs Oags Dried Peaches;
75O boxes Tobacco, OF the most approved
brands, from medium to prime grades.
76 cases Elephant" Smoking Tobacco;
76 cases "Winneosgo''
casks 10. papers
2e0, 0oo tigsrs, from ned an 10 beJ. GRADES
ap2-13t*
AMP BLACK 9ANUFA TORY
l. Aamp-blacE in packages and Quan ht;ss
TO sutt purchasers. Sor Gala by
JOS. q. B1,CSsOM l. CO,
nj B-.z sSiiTnir ctnp. N o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

THR YArXgEs are inaaising thair thisvtsh
propansi iss with q vim In tn. re gion Of coun.
Try adj cent tn Newheru. They are vistsiue
the farms ard Carving Z 4 negroes By hun-
drsds NJ. Dsutsl Perry nss Lost All. Mr..
acoh Z. Scotts farm was visited. an t0sar
CT N nsiisd the ntgroes to hitch mules and
ho,sss 10 wagons and csrA, and - Negroes,
MI ne ccnii gst. were carried q f. One hun.
drsd Of widow Byan's were CARED 4 In the
sa'Ss gnanner-sl frcm Mr.. tidn AID; - from
Mr. McDipie!; all OF MIR. Fos,uS's, bSsides
those OF dr2sns OF gentlemen whoee names
w. 0eed no. record - Ra,etak Journal.
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&kOCEklEE.

- UNDR1ES. .-9h bbls. Moiasses
~ % hhds. n. y. Sugars ali grades.
Drills FOR Plan ding Broom Seed.
70 kegs Leaf Lard.
90 scxes Adam aD tine Candies.
10 b3ls. Mess Beef
90 bags Dried apples ead Penches.
600 bushels Peanuts
For sale by q. ". ROBINSON.
ap ll-t2ff Virginia st , near Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

THs TizswELL RILIrIA.- We learn from the
fsx-Weli tVk.i Dsmocrai that the militia Of
thGr coma. yeEa ;.cd dftssed faW d tys Aso by
Gen. AumThrey Ehrshall, at ths.nreud ..
vous. Ha lie a stirring appeal 20 QIeir pa.
,riotism, ald ca led for $50 volunteers l7O
,es 2opded 10 The cali. I he f1eL oral oismiae-
e. h9 rsNaiGder. with orders 10 hold N m.
~s'Tsu In ToA1IIeas - march a. q momsns'a
Varliry
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BOAR DING.


DpARDlN4 FOR YntN2 LADIES'
ID Young Ladies. refng es from invaded
h.ssric's, can he accommodated with boa
at Boliins 1ns ttute, Botetourt Springs, xoa.
roks county, Va, at $l6 per mon
Tho regular sesnion CT the Institute will
open on the first Wednesday in June n.xt.
with 1uil corps OF Teachers. Board and
tuitif n. $2Qp; M usic, $46
Any sdditional info imation can be had bv
addressing
OHAS. l.. COOKE, Sup't.
al ll-B< Botetou TT Sprtpga Va
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~. AETIFIOIAL. .TEETE--rHE CHEO.
- PLASTIC AND TULOANITE PRO.

w. ARTIFICIAL TEETH-rHE CHEO.
~ PLASTIC AND TULOANITE PRO.
Ck<Ss.-4. W. JONES, DYsTIsr, haviug the
being satsfed Of IL absolute superiority over n.
other methods can with confidence coianend.f
10 those desiring full partial se.: OF teeth ana
especially such - may be dissatisfied with those
they are now ufirg. The perfect adaptation
the plate TO shs mouth, and ,hs suction thereby
secured, ecsbles him 70 Insert ore or c.cre teeth
vttAova elasps. This method having beer sdoptet
by those standing highest In the profession, Esrtc
and South tsstimoniais VIII be given snd spec,
Sets Of Teeth, gold OF any other plate will ,oi
course, be made for those prefer ing shem. Ff,l
lag, Cissnsing. E4,rActing. srd all other op<ara-
tons gently snd thoroughly performed. HseN
NJ Ufaee on Main street oppssiic Cornthisa
HAN. Sc lily
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$50 nusAWs7 EzS RS:.s Ts s as.;. sn lsxs,a ss
Via D. p7;d for the livery 10 isii OF to ms Of
. mulst.o Gill; AIMED EMMA. Sa Girl Is .bo 1t
feet incne high and rsthsr spare-buiid, small
face. AMI to ieiabis s'raiaht hair.
I vi al'o give $50 TO TIy RE who caa give
good prof who ass been ha boriLp her E,ew-
ards Of hospisas psrticp srl7 requested to Ok
out for her, and to IN il caught, as ths Girl
false,y .rvten2a to be = ffes " ,pan
JAMES ABEL,
sp ST" 18th st nppos' F;,h Mrte..
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eAajNA "a GAr.

GS n RrWkRD.-Ranaway rom the sub.
ID ~ scTibs-, en- Union Hill. On friday
e si.uG last. q negro Wome n named Dh PINE.
The above reward vlli be cid for her tppra.
h~Dsion and delivery to MI a. hichards,
Franklin street.
Gaphne is about 30 years old, tail, bisok,
with 3 very prominent tO-ehe2., and il
spr!ghtiy locking end H. ts,ligent She is pro-
b.Diy concealed ecU eWsere in tae city, as 81 9
has sis er and mum ous fTisnds liv III here
an 10 3.* JOHN =. PEA kAt-E
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~ OFFICE PRAUTICE

DIR. PLUME. Of the old Medics! House, eonflnss
himself mainly to an ofiics practice, On franklin
ssrest little below ths Exchange Hotel, and dag
onsIy opposite Cdd- Fellows Hall, whore skilitu
and conAdentia treatment niay be obtained On res
sona0le terms. Those who have been exsosed 60
oerisin Contagious siln.es:,, sre tzv!tsd TO esD
early.
Cor.nuncssions by maj. or otherwise, promptly
attended 10. Office open horr A. Z. TIL 0 F. Il
my E3-ts RICHMOND, Va.
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gUST & HCEIV Z. IL.
% $50 pieces American Prints;
800 pieces English Prints;
7cO pieces Fancy Lawns;
200 pieces Fancy Orgaucies;
loo pieces Biaa hso Cotton;
leo pieces Black Lawns;
100 pieces Black Prints;
rs pieces eek dlnge ams;
loo pieces Fancy Ginghaus,
100 pieces Linen Checks;
70 pieces Check Domestic;
% pieces Black Alpaca;
80 pieces Got t,oEades;
90 pieces Striped Osna burgs;
lCO dozen Coats's Cotton, No. 36;
800 dozen Half Hose, all cosors;
800 ds zen Ladies' Hose, all cclora;
100 dozen Spocl Sik, all coIors;
900 dozen 20 ton Hdkfs, all colors;
l40 dozen Suapsndsrs;
10 bales "a Brown shifting;
10 bales 3-4
bGles Brown Jeans; 3
3 bales Brown Duch;
bales No. Osn2 burgs;
-Al.SC,--
a large stock Of Ready made Clothing and
Furnishing 4oeds, ct the new store, 2SS Broad
apS-2w& JULIUS SYCEL.
DR0WNs PLATFORM SCALES
e. large PLATFORM SCALE. for weighing
iron or oshsr heavy articler. for ssie; Appiys'
=. II. NAlNAEh,
an lO-N M. CO JAW street
aNOh SALE "A ssco q hEpd'
n Buggy and HARNESS.
-ALSO-
A coed SADDLE Apply to
4 H SBlNGEE,
an lO-3t No 81 Cary str set.
NOK SALn-
n COTTON
WOOL
CARDS.
s. c. 0REENROW,
epl0-4s 18th, bet. Main and tMry.
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- y a II ID l N u .

- y a II ID l m z
Two very elegap rooms, with board, suita.
ole for a family without children, osn be had
In private family. The situation is one of
The best in the city, being but few momen ts
walk Of the Capitol Also, a front b. ssement
room for Doctor's Office, With board. sd.
dress "B. d." at this Office sD4-etx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12
ELECTION CARDS.

RWE ar authorized 70 announce JAMES
~ a. Seldom, kso ,es Candidate for
Oonkress, ~ Nil the vacancy created by the
Resignation Of Col. r. A Pryor. ap7-tde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

n yVOKw'B NAP or NOR ca UAR,,LlH -
4 A fsw snpiss Of this age aud beautiful NAP
OF N0RTH O R0! INA can be oblstied ~ sp-
nllcatioc 10 thu snbscslbsss. Tois tst the only
a. map If the Hsats TINT nas essy b~ea pub iAhsd
snd q Other eopiss can hs ob,siasA hat thosa now
ofPs,e a q The edition II exhausted ard tss stcaes
~ lwhlch i wse eaeYavsd srs Ia Nav York.
JOHN n. GORDON 4 sos,
n lo-StA llsh street, nea1 ~ 01sAaAee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

Gp1)S Is + w - Il D-nansway from my
DL,D store, on Tuesday morning, Is b IN
TON He ID brigh Inulatto, thick set, about
fees high, Is years old; had On when last
seen t. brown sack coat, bro wn pants, and 3
military cap. The above rev ard will be paid
for his delivery TO me.
s. 3. .1COTTRELL,
ap 2-n No l29 Maj street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

NTUTlOE -hiy improvements NJ the UAuS-
~ TER SPRINGS, In the county Of Kali
fx. Va, six miles south Of Boston Depot. on
the Rtchmond and Danvilie Railroad. are
now open tor the reception OF company. Pre-
IA meus of $50 per month will bs rqufrod.
Jhildren under ten years and servanss half
price. HkNAx r. LEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-12

Tsc deht Of Jce Ubise.t sta ties W q four hun.
cred million doii@rs some @eeks ago. &C ccord-
ing o q s'starnsut in the " thsrn par e-s
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ANU 81, M ENTS.
- & " Z n u y n q r T . n y II
METROPOLITAN HALL.

- II " - y y " y u
METROPOLITAN HALL.
tAls., proprietor o.; Of Academy Of Music, Nov
Orleans, LS)
LIS MALLoKT.............. Manager.
MAGNIFICENT sUENIO p
AurUMATIO sPEcrAUL1,
Five E1udrai Thousand
Life Ike Figures.
T.Er MaLLOEY'S
WAR ILL UST ATIONR
Bfreft CT the Laaius'
National Defence Association,
All t.che.s aold oy The above ,ss, e,ation aro
good for admission ct any sdvsr Used sxAibi..
.ion -
rhis great WORK of .rt, unsurpassed, Of it,
aiud, either Ia tae Old or the New World
and which was exaibi.sd to crowded Aoaseo
cpwas cs OK
One Hundred
consecutive flights
Ir New Orleans.
VIII he open al FOR 'he Srst time in this CITY
THURSDAY NIGHT, 2rH MARCH,
also, on WEDNESDAY, and sAiuspAY, ~ IL
O'Clock A NJ, rIhs ccomIa aodatioa Of La.
dies and Juveniles.
I0e pauOfhIntC V1eWs, Owing &Ump00D OF
attractive localities IN New Orleans; the
departure OF ths W ,shing.on ARTILLERY. and
Of rural Loutsiana, aud the beautiful moon.
light scene OF Pas Aaucesc, were painted by
al ar list from sketches maze on tbs spot, and
ACKNOWLEDGED true and natural transcripts
oy tho press and ciIixsns
Ehs nniteor has before his eys 'sffset
Views OF Louisiana
Architecture,
Prairie, Swamp,
Sogsr Pan auOn Liz.
SOLDIERS LIFE
u sfliustrated Ia the bivouac, ,Ls march, and
the tent. h.fors ard after b.,tie THe
PYROTECHNIC DISPLAYS
Introduced IN h-ex"ioi'ioD OF the
BATTLE OF MANASSAH.
The Panoramic Views aud ,he naAhoI az
figures introduced arc ~ eQu III cd.
TEIUMPHS OF ART
A'e .hs loading and arias Of
WASHINGTON ARrrLLs1Y
WOUNDED OFFICER
FAITHFUL sTEED.
Humorous Ausomstons from time 70 tine
sEklUUs and PATHETIC
A full Military band In astsadanes nigAtly.
Exhibitions. EVERY NIGHT. and NAT.
tnee eycrv "EDNESDAy and SATURDAY.,
at ll>ociock A. n.
Adntssior, 20 cents. Children ssd see.
vsuts. hslfprics Reserved seats, - esnts.
Doors open At O'Clock ,'urtsia rises ato.
Ttcseia for sals at the Books,erse Of west
l. Jehnston. woodhcuse 4 10, Rand6lpA =
Co, d Morris, q. l.. Bidgood, and @ the
Box Once at the Hall from 4. j uil
Pm P.m----,-.. NJ a-ss
fAN,i4gSfEI Eo rkI,