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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Goard R-dHced 70 a. D.- day.

sinoe 10, seains = lhi- vsei sni oommo-iious
He,-i u iss " sss .r ths .i,g,- r-aeavcs = he
rorri~e-' 70 sSs u ih. rso-t .lupsaou. ,oo-
seeierr aaa eou'artasls home 3. lAs -''.,- .c1
stranger On Ills 49, iA- Atanl.r.
Ard ~hat.,-r Ca -,enefilkeis n .ssnial.ssr %
n oomfor' n IT, so~e hey have sa1ssvcrss.
slihoatrsssr . cosi, 70 prr-is-, ~ ~ combine
81. p. eiera~sy efiaal,isusl nd -os.s' srioyn,n,
st.-e modern at has i8es,'si, aad measru t...s
.Fprvv--is ADA nc psHcasse sbieb s., s,s ccrans1-
= ca isg ne ps- IN yesfs e gratifying prcos
zll theis ,rs~t- hs~~ te~n s,s,--c.-,.I.
T. n~s' IN esisen-is- - ,sa srna,, ussr 81 are
e~gvi,si - rr.-rs DO -s~. yis.s ->--ny. he
andsrssusest
Have Reduced the Price % asard to
TWO DOLLARS FER DAY.
= ~ s.ne 1.re ,ts'las r,oe = ne iasuris- esA
sb'eh ,heir table tas Ltssr'e stsr supplied
rRf ANVIL wtIrrowp q co.
- fosA. s~it 2 lsfi 8 s.o<
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- : - pi-asa-s. Ye.riT sts.-.4-sr4. leif- -,
- = c,aeknsd ssricty =, laeu - .ai< -
49, t-sr flt 1s4fseriy- ..,.
. - -.i---ssats IL NJ srseisf usso- e'-1- al
- -..fs4-| - p-i'rs
Ai,>-s .uas. Esp. oen>tssus " T. .-Ahr' =
-. - .s..s pssrf.1-e t- 40 ioe.s c'urus. %
- Ns. +. lfaier aill " ca4lsei ~ esrh i-.ri-
- r - = 80 1ns-. tsn certs p~- itns-
ass-rtl .er-f.La se-- 81 so 20 - - 80. -
- tr.ss-spd .1r.e l--lflss ~ -. -
- .it.-aLilr 1fa -t4ri.rs .tfe t''-- - -
srr.,.srt - q r,orsai q 80 s-.Ae. -1-4
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a.-o.r<ira. o1ss1idases fCr do - sffs. -tF
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se1sgus r. ~ DAILY lai ~es<4y, fhf.s ' -
s,.rf..sr = n T. nsAs fN inasr-ns 20 1855 -
a. - -. 3sclrurs 0r As-eci als1s - tollo~si
si- .aon sotics 90 s1cee.iins We - e'u's ~
a "a 1870. --or slzht lres a. - fsis- .
t.rolrrfrk deaths etn ielefa. 49, AN1fA--f
a a.teclf rouc9. frev
a. ~ lnsivit-tls y azso.s sons. ef - ceufcLe-'
..I .f---,lsera@ots e rssrt-d al tha expense o.
Att0 -ueys oreras. sst Say1as,,- 80 y - -
-. p,be.l.- -. .-s.or.i .sle fos tks socurey o.
.s4s-s,ssa.so,. .s.-t - srno-pi charged ''f
sssr psDlcarSr~
he Weekly Express
sssr,s-s .v@-z s-ss.,-seg. 80 - sHnu"'
go 49, seot ,vitLo1t ~, uso.sy. Dor eootiu1-
sI.1-sr a-e fA4n p.it fos
..ates "a Advertising In "c"Hb'
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Ayers Ague Cure,

fOh IhE sfLEL1 ClkL or
'S.ernit'sns Fever, or FsveF a. Asre, Reniss
schs- OF b.llsous Beacsshe, and Bsillous Fe-
-ers, indeed for The whole class y d.
ssses OF oftgnsunF In hillary ccrancs-
nenL esatec y the E.lu1s u
xiasmstic Cor-tIfes
We are enabled here 70 03ef The oornrrnig
remedy witch. while It eures he ehcve o.tuplstp.
~1ih eer'-in.., is sun perfectly harmless N Ar.
suAouty. sHch rel4edy Is lassl-able IN ci.trt.f
.here ihese acic.'-g 6isoroert prevail Th.s "ears'
rpets the uis-nsiic poison Of Fever and que frot
be system, azd prevents The development 81 -,
nsesse, y taken on tA- cfst spprOscl q rs ts~ncu
tory sy-ptolus- i i Dot o1ls he be.t rer.y e.-
sct 4scose toT lis c-n.e = complaint be- -
- cb-spesf The i-rss crsui;iy re supp ~
&ciaf tfin.- ~ within lle roelL ~ -rtrt .,., a.
p bilious 1..tric.-. berr r-,cr aud Ar,e t--ll.
cyr-y ytcey should have Is and Al treeiy 49,, :
- and protection. A g.fGt f-r<rlorffv "a "a.
rs-relr ortr any otber ever di--c. -,-d fo- III. -
~ 49, stsli SlFs ct ia,-Tlnit1-l1s that = o.
q - no Iuintn- 90 lilersl, rtl-ec r-.y 81 r-stf
ctn D. e1saism "a olbgr injurious efects Nhaa ~
I-,n il.e cetsii.oi = Iae.e cu1rl 10 il -
healthy a. = tiisy nsd never hat - fI--aa.
fe'er - Aguf = not a. ~ Tia oou--o,l.sas & -
.is.i4aile ois c. = great variety ~ lsds-rs AZ.
nca iis irritation. Ano-r uh'rh -
,'ssF-iSia, Rhsunsti-rn. ossut, Hsai-eha, fa,r<r.
iN4inhfi'' kNafle. ls'arrah, ft'hink ps'n..
.-tior Painfnl Affection ~ the st.l.Ap r..
ts--e-.l IA tnc B,r9-ss. - -, ,IisEai,sil
ana i~ranSeIn.Af ~ iie s. lualh
Al 4 Whieh ~hen oriri,s,.-r IN ma oaps, .,..
he intermittent type. - become ,~rsocsosi ~
'cVAE exr~i- The poisou frCr ;ha bgo--s ans c...-
s9n~niis eurs~ them al alike. u l. an susaluai
sfotsctil1 . ifamigrants and per-ons trsvcil1.,
iAfi.f 'e''tinF n fhe mrlarlol- of-tri~fa u
TAX : 'ocs-iors.ly daily ~hila s1rr., - that.
ifri1n thai vii D. easfrtr3 f-1ia the s,-.sr, s-t
cs1n"t scct'7rlia 1 s-firi. quantity 10 r,r--
sn'e as ,-ta herce it j. even r.aro saiC.f.. s.
fT; fior Khan rnrr s1f ~ viii over .ts.r f..t
tnteruitielis s. they avail fho-a-slsts n a.. =.
fo-fl0- fhi- rlledf sfarts
So rr~ps-~a - nsyc aYKR&co.
Ipv.ii, kA--ssitn tn. a..
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p : ioscrvtis. ssd ty AZ Dfusslsl. l. NJ
hf-if
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MEDICAL.



t. cof=sifuuonsi disease, . eorruptson a De
Il h'cni, y Nteh Ills fulc ttcoues ,itsstsI u,,sl
sDc poor. Being n tke orcoia tios 4. psrv.d>- a. I.
~so-c cccy, sfc Ray b1r-s ot e. disesse or y rrt
q =. Ne orgar ! lree fcu IT, sttackr r-sr is tstr
cne ~iich . raay nct destroy. Thc serofalous t.,
s sario1ay caused ~ mefcgria ~ clscsse lon l,ysr,
1-soiorce O. Unhealthy feod inspure All, 6llA an
Any -Alils ne cepre<sng vice.. 40 Above a. bv
ne Ns1eresl 'niectfo- NhA,evrr - 10 oil sin n !,
hefeeisry IA tie consututn te.oenoas '.iror. pa
teis y c-il1reu into Tie tk4rt and fourth g.ner-
1ot' .la~o' lt seems - - the -ol q him who
~ sa's V..iI tie .Iiq--La> - &c fatb~rs upon
i's sneots ocsnscnoe ~ & pss lox frcsa tie hoo,
eeIr-Ft q clctTVns matter. wl01 10 IL .anr-.
~ sii iuter1al crgsit i termed trrberrlea. y,
- s.--Ais, s~e.nngs, -a - s--sacs srupt,sr.
.'s- iLir ieai ceff-1tar. wteh eeruers In u.
o~- oef rerscs IL entr les al Ifc - tlst ~...,u
49, e,-i 'iei-ts, ht lr1 cave ~ ic~s r.,uer 4,
r.so tee stt-cks q oShgr ci-.ss~,. -r-.s.,,,.
y fss lr- . ilsh by lssra. - si...e .lsl'-,,.
, - Qi-lfiis ~ tsir nsfufe, are stlf r,,s,r,, -
= y THE tsc- in tire systeul- M q - -.
eSni1'tca Which stciia-isc tfc lurlsu family rhrpt
cfi - directly iA tAis s-roftlo Is c.srtst,inas
may csrtr1ctivs Diseases ~ tie LIVER kss
ef an, ALc, indecc u Ell The organs a-1-e frcr.
sTe ags,e'4ied - tAe sl-4e cause.
S-.e quarter ~ a. our people Hcrc.aiyrs. %
persons are invaded oy this lursng infsctI.>a s-a
'her nesilh i undermined BY H. To clrsns- Il fr
the Is sten We n1cst rSoNafe tke tls,a by an at.r.
tNr nle1icane, and inv gOrst< - hesiS f->c -
exercise. roe2 Eecicine Ne supply a.
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TIokETs ron SAIL Al AL MAI
OFFICES
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

.-st.-s.s svs-. -,lsu~s IrSs-ar -usDATj
Ar
sx1DEs-TTsS BUILDING
10. IS WABASH STREET
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" az s7FTErv7H .sEKY- syvUAL ST. IN
.hA-iT q Ia oosfssioz ~ the RpSCE moo.
RANCB Q0.kP A-YI,-ef ds CKg u Nssr 1o~k,
% tie Ia deS u .I1--1~E, issl.
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.Ets I>8 AssBTs
CssE, sss. 4nce in ralx, 2SM 90
Bonds aud Mortgage l6e.nS GTss lien o.
Real Estate, worth al least ~ s07 zoo Fe eOa 6
loans on Stocks, payable On derrend
lnsrket value OF securities sle7 s7s CO. tsseco
Bank Stock, market 49,. 7sS75 %
United States Treasury Mote MARIE
eroeaiya ~ CITY Water Goaes. 1880 90
North Carolina State Bouds (nsrket Yah 1850 o.
Missouri state Bonds (fu2rket value, 1fooO 90
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall Street. e5.3os ~
interest due oD lat Jr-1ary, ls, ], fof
which 81 2S0 ~ has since be.ur - yT70S 81
balance IA hands Of A gents and in course
Of tranE-l.ssion ffom Agents, on lst %
January iof which Sll.s5s = las since
been Tece.Yed), o. Az 10
siliS Reca-vahe gf0r Prsaliur,s 81 u
land Rl-kAl, 81 ess ca
OtiST Property, Miscellaneous .lemr, $500 90
Preminms Due and risconer.sd On Poll-
cinn tss-.d ~ ofdco. sI9o Is
'os0 - tl.4es, 200 81
CHARLES J. --1RT1ss. Pxgs-DE--.
A. F. wrIINARTa v1cs Pas ssDrsr
}. NILfcS sArra. ssors1Asv
John MoiTF. ASH sko's.
nsARs.Es CauFI, As.at.
yo PH0SIx ROW
r7AA'tH rzsRx a.urs,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-26

The MEDICINE WoRK.-Lincoln'S pol.y .
the war is creating great detection haey hi
troops, especially in Kentucky. A dress
pendent writes:
| hear also from persons just from NaskiN
that 4, 100 K~entuckians had withdrawn rol
the Federal army on account of the It'll
slavery policy of the government, an RI
willingness to make peace on the basi
retaining the border States. The Kentuchnu
say they entered the service to restore.hu
Union as it was, and not interfere within
institutions of any of the States. n
1t was believed at Nashville that the ev1
eminent, if allowed to retain the border ST.,
would readily consent to peace. The suhrs
were disposing of their supplies at redrad
prices and getting ready to move to the r,r
The discomfort among the Kentucknc
was increased by a sermon preachedin
Nashville by the Rev. Mr.. Baldwin. IL
author of 'Almageddon, or the United Stas
in Prophecy You may remember the wcL
and that the authors study of the Propa-
cies led him to the conclusion that the Or,
battle of Armageddon, spoken of in RsveN
ton, would be fought about this time in !.
Valley of the Mississippi. He referred to !,
same subject in his sermon in Nashville, a.
told his hearers that the battle would ia,
place by the Goth of June-that the Fede
hosts would be overthrow and disperse,
and that their dead carcasses would make
the land to stink An effort was MAJ
officers present to stop him, but the so,
who were deeply interested, would not All,
it to be done.
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Fresh Medicines Toilet ArticIes

TINE subscriber has the ~pleasure of announcing
L to his friends and the public generally, that ai-
war, and interruption OF trade, he has procured a
fresh supply of Medicines, Toilets, and other articles
some time past. He has to pay CASH for all he buys,
and hopes that such of his patrons as do not pay
promptly will take the hint, and that all in arrears,
who have not gone to the seat OF war to fight for our
independence and dearest interests, will pay I'D their
arrearages, or a part at least, so that he may be able
to meet pressing demands, and keep his Stock re-
plcnished.
sY- All orders from the country (unless from
prompt and reliable parties) will 90 unnoticed, if not
accompanied with.the CASH, or its equivalent.
z. T. PESCUD,
August %, 1861. i
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co

THIS Company has been in successful Og.ra-
ton over 10 years, aud continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State, Except
Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries,) upon ia
vorable terms. It's Policies now cover pro- cry
amounting to IS, s37, 649, a large portion of " -s,-
Is in country risks, and it's present capital is vser
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prop
eriy secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan If
this Company has been less than one third of one
per cent per annun, on all grades OF property em-
braced in its operations.
All communication in reference to insurance
should be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
T. q. SELBT Presdt.
HAYDEN S. SMITH, Secy;
July 2, 1859. 40
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prosperous and happy, healthy and respect
ed people aud a great nation on the face
of the earth, IN the name of bleeding lib
erty, stop the mandatory Of the poison
Gus stuff.
Mothers, wives, sisters, write to those
dear to you IN the service of your country,
and entreat them to be sober in var, and
offer them not the wine when it giyeth
its color in the cup-"it biteth like an adj
der and stingeth like a serpent,"-on their
return to their once pleasant homes, but
let US unite and save our country from tho
woes Of Greece and Rome, and the thrall-
dem of this national sin.
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GREENSBOROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

PAYS ALL LOSSES PROMPTLYl
DIRECTORS:-John A Mebane, Cyrus P M,ndep |
- hall, Weir, James NJ Garrett, T NJ Jones,
H D Wilson, VIM Barringer, David Mcknight, NJ !
Sherwood, Jed H Lindsay, r NJ Sloan. &C Yates.
Sterling, Greensboro; W A Wright, Wilmington;
Alexander Miller, Newberne DR. VIM C Ramse,
marlborough; Rev r C Maynard, Franklinton: I
F Watson, Jacksonville A j York, Concord ; Rev B
Craven, Trinity College.
OFFICERS.
H WILSON President.
JED II LINDSAY, Vice-President.
JOHN 4. GILMER Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
&C. YATES. Executive Committee.
IN GARRETT,
All communications on business of the office should
be sent to PETER ADAMS Secretary,
43-tf Greensborough, NJ
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-26
A CURE FOR THE PILES.

AVlNG been afflicted for twenty-six years
Il with this terrifying disease. and finding no
relief, L finally discovered a VEGETABLE ONT
MENT, which [ believe is unparalleled in it's efica-
cy, and now offer this remedy TO the public, as the
most efectual and speedy cure, ever discovered. The
ingredients of this Ointment are X VEGE
will effect a cure.
This ointment is sold only by myself and JOIN
M4ATT, and by sending 81, and fifteen cents in
postage stamps or money, a box will be sent any
where In the Southern Confederacy. Address
Raleigh, July 81, 1881. 46-1y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-26

finished the essential features of the pic
ture of a v~irtuous woman, gives the last
embeIlishing touches to the canvass. and
transmits it, unsullied, to future genera
tons for inspection and Fa-
vor is deceitful and beauty is vain but
the woman that feareth the Lord she shall
be praised
"Give her of the fruits of her hands, and
let her own works praise her in the gates"
Mothers Journal.
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LoUIsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIs INSTITUTION, UNDER THE MANAGE
Il ment of Mr.. JAMES SOUTHGATE and LADY,
is located in one OF the most delightful villages in
North Carolina.
The most thorough instruction in all branches of
female education will be impaired by teachers Of
large experience and undoubted qualifications.
The music department is in charge of Prof. V.
kneringer, (f Paris, FranceD a pupil of Thalberg.-
Circulars will be sent to all who desire them. For
full particulars, address
JAMES
May 8. [37-t.1 Louisburg, II. G..
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our Division. Now, Brothers. I have !
deavored to give you some OF my opinid
relative to our duties, and the neglect
our duties, which are practced to nv o,
knowing. Yours, IN L. 2. +.
THOS. j. DOTSN
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= HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN tn,
i City of Raleigh, that 1 will sell for a fair uric
Some of them are in the most desirable portions ;
the City. and all in the occupancy of good tenant
at good priced rents. For particulars apply to
A. n. GORMAN
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To the Friends of Home Manufactures
TIME KINSTON SHOE FACTORY is NOW IN
successful operation. Orders for negroe BRO
CANS and BOOTS are solicited.
J.C. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston, July 2sth, 1860. st
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fgNHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE X
i SURANCE insures healthy white
persons, from Ia to go years of age, for year
for Z years and for life. Also, healthy slaves
from 10 TO 90 years of age, for l or 5 years.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President.
Il. W. Hustled, Attorney.
W. FL. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired Information given by Agents in aI
the towns and villages of the State, and by
r. II. BATTLE, Sec'y~
Raleigh, Dec. 2, 1859. l5-ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-26
MUSIC.

" Polka Militaire, by Asher. &c.
YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS-Song, a5c.
HOME SWEET OME 9c
SILVER LAKE ALI I0c-
EnEHtNG SaAR TIC
14hflh LlfElN The OLD LAM YET, 35c-
just received and for sale by w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March %, 1862. 31-
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Ritbmnna llspatth.
Appointment sf Pa.rn satsrs.


Tie following postmss.ers have been ap.
pointed By the President, by are with the ad
wee and consent Q. the Senate:
Solomon Cohen, eses AMMAN, tseorsie.
Atkinson I hasd,n, Rome. 9s0rsts.
lhomas T. hpwart, atisn.e, Ooo!eta
VIM r DRIVES, Marietta. Gsors!s.
Eimani R,ca ard sen. Alhaay, UeorSin.
MARTA Sowaein. arif'n, eenIsia.
Fxakiei - CssndIer. a,iss6seviNe Gsnra'a'
VIM Woods. Madison. G<orSit
W lshtnEsog Poe, Macon, 9eorei1.
Sost IL GLASS, iypcnbare, S,Tg iuia.
p-a n kehsii ta. a.Iotsesy.iie. virginia.
Gorge s,su6o-. sbinsdca, Virgins.
ALrn Werserhasar, University 81 Ntrg'nia
V.fginta.
Lei /. Stevenson, Stanton, We,
.,San X DaoEe, portsmouth, Va
auyus.ra M Vaughan, Norfolk, Va.
YIN Bass. Petefsbrrg Va.
Tncs Is P,unke.t, Lexington, Va.
.1ossrh McGormsok, Baton Rouge, La
John W Cahe, Salchitochss, La.
Eugene x. Blassat, Alexandria, La.
alfred Huger, charleston, Souih Carolina
James 3lsss, Columbia, S. U.
amos w P.gues Camdsn. so.
WIN 1cNutsy, feorseto~s, s q,
Renl Simmons, Apa.aca.cois, Florida.
Thos + Jordan. Psnsacoia, Fla.
latlss Naah, Tallahassee Fla
has ~ Caarl;an, Knoxville, Tenn.
81 7 phiinps. Chattanooga. Tenn.
.astthew = 0A!ioway, h.mrhis. Tenn.
dnCn BiacS, Eafaula, Ala.
WI II owsll, Marion, An.
John A 5 NTH, fioreicS. Ala.
Thos Welsh soptgoInery, Ale.
YIN II Erger, Selma, Ala.
y mn Nd Mct ,as, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
.'cnG NJ Powers. THse An cia, Ala
Wm Windbssa. hua.avis1e Ala.
L.toyd Bowers. Mobile, Ala.
VT, Is Sloan, SicksbarS t1iss.
VIM L Melleu, Na'ohsz, e.iss.
Wa II Crittencen Holly Syringe, Miss.
chr,ssopaer r dickson. aokson, Miss
los sctiey, Clinton, Miss.
iat co Leases, Go -ulnbus, Hiss.
.iar,iaIsh ID Mann. A oerdeen, Miss.
las q Cook, Fayetteville, N y.
Geo Geek, Rajetsh, n c.
Nrrtsi EtCssop, Whining ton. N q,
John Taylor. 4oidsboro', mo.
Ia. Porter. Napoleon. ARK.
spm POPE, Latte Rcca. ARK.
YIN aust, Guslc, T-xss
owen j. tCohrene. Houston, Texas
IobH Il Boot, Gal sestcn, Tsxas
/. = urev, NAH sntCEiu, Tesas
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pxoEAkax o. WoufpBp PEisoskas - .a;e.
Esa b. iat.t inst.. s3ys:
istter rem 6sD u. . BaelI, dated u cad
9aar'ers ei The Army OF the Ohio. 10 uan
lse rTeyato, commanding The army of tLe
h!fa =sitFt, was 1ess.Yed 10 rey. fEtiiyins
TIE 1chargs % ~ounisd prisoners, as ar
ranEed by Gen. b-eokiuIfdgs The letter o..
mar Information yssaroipr certain mixing
1-oci ana omcs1s sid pE1ystss VIII b. com.
munfch,ed As soon as s's.aised,
tol JACOB ThoIup$on isavs. e rgorroy FOR
kieb mono, With large Eum Der OF the enc
fny's asSs-trophiss of The battle Of shiloh.
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NLUSING OUT a VERY LARGE
~ STOCK OF DRY 0OUDS AND
CLOTHIN,1, consisting in part Of
Silk Robes and Dress silks, OF all oolors,
American and English Prints,
urfandies and small figured Lawns.
Black Lawns, Poplins, and other D.ess
Goods, =, - ST.. ..-.s--
White and coIored Linen Table Cloths,
Linen DamaSk, Ourtaia Calico,
Irish Linens, white and fancy Harseilles,
Small figured Brilliant, white aud cold,
Silk Tissue and Berege for Frils,
Farseiiles and Aliandale Quilts,
French MsrinOs, of all colors,
Black Alpaca and mbazine,
Cassiueres, Sattinetts, Marseilles, Linen,
Duck. and CotsOnade, for Mems wear,
Bleached Cotton, JacoDet. Ew.ss ard
Cambria Mouslip, fac French Piano Covers,
Shawls, OF ali kinds and colors, Dome stic
Checks, Striped Oznahurgs, and twenty bales
brown Cotton, at low prices A largo guam.
tity Of fine Frei CT 0inghams, Ladies' and
Chiidren's Hose, of all colors, Mems Hose,
Coats's Cotton, white and black spools, and
700 dozen Silk spools, OF III colors. white and
colcred Agate Buttons, Ladies' Silk Mitts,
white Linen and Cambria Handk'fs, Silk,
Cotton, and Bingham Handk.fs. Also, 500
Umbrellas. Wholesale aud retail. at
JULIUS 6YJLE,
1888 Broad street. between Sd md 4th.
N 2A-i2tR
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xi.--YxEaP 1IOlh,

10. Persons claiming exsm ptton from nj Ii.
ATy ausf under this acs, shsE be req uired by
the safosiis.E eflasr 70 make oath that IL ey
ara lawfully enempt onaes the Get 81 Cor.
gress, ana shall be furnished by him with u
certificate OF such exemplion.
.. 60 20 6. --4-.--.--
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NOR SHLE-PrivGt-iy, Z amber OF LOTS
r in Sidney, en- Grace ard Broad streets,
Just beyond the corporation line. Also In
Manchester, HOUSES snd LOTS, on e al
street. Une hss attached to 1t Il rich and pro.
dactive garden. Tbs easement rooms m ay
ne used ss StoEez. k2j Icr rent CT lease, LOTS
bota in aicn.nond 0cc Manche.tEr. 40 Iy
10 DR. BROOKS,
corner Main and 18th streets.
Once hours, from 10 8 A. NJ, and from
t & ccincS y ~ api-1mS
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AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers
l. for sale the trsct Of LAND en- which he
now raaidss, in the cruEty OF Prince Edward
containing about l 30u acres, Al miles from
Meherrin Depot or i ices Station, on the
Richmond ard Danvill. Railroad. There are
$50 acres ~ original fort; also, an abundance
OF old.fieid zine, and 800 acres OF fiat land,
good quality AID for large Standing lots,
under nigh cultivatto; The whole place lie
we'll watered, and ats pied to stock raising,
as it produces readily herds grass and clover,
Esd 10 situatsd In az e~ceilaut neig b borhocd.
There are seeded On .as place 80 bushels OF
wheat aad loo bushaA 5 OF oais, and prepare
ton partially MADE FEY corn and tobacco
The garden Is hisnl! productive, &c. The
buildings consist Of y large, comfortable
M neion, two stories high, with dry cellars.
ard every necessary Clubhouse. In good re.
pair The purchaser can furnish himself
with stock of all kinds, and Of superior quail
ty, such rs sheep, cows, &c, and possession
Of premises given Immediately, II desired.
F~r terme, apply II VIM. b. Davidson, ut
Harry y, Armistead l. Wiiliams's. Richmond.
Persons wishing to buy will find me at hons,
ready to show the above property at any
time.
Address X. H. DRJARNETTE,
9reenhay, Prince Edward county, Va.
ed 2S-l2lk
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DL'STkniEG OINrMHE1.v- = supply on
ID band, fos sale = moderate price. BY
ap % = W. POW1R0, Dg1n1AGe.
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NN Is L + W . Il Ks
JOHN W. DAVIES.
MARBLE MASON,
HBOHAMOH INSTITUTES, STU BTRkHT,
RICHMOND, Va.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES.
MANTLES, FONTS. 20.
~ First Premiums awarded by the Vir.
ginia Agricultural Socisty and Mechanics
tnatitutS
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4 sOkFkIEHATE DUYiCW S-We are
appointed sole agsn n TOR the sais OF the
Akax BUTTONS IN this city, uanufae.
by HcuJer Levzsss III. TLia e q South.
err made Button, ana csxerss tbs patronage
u ths army !.
Nh 3e-lns 10 Main q,
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u BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT of twenty
} asres, on she Brooke Tur. pike, one miis from
Richmond, FOR s aLE.--At the request Of Capt.
w. 4. Darlington twho ba5 gore Into th- army,
We are authorized 20 ssli. h,s beautiful country
seat, tformeriy r. A Laucas;sr's,) iocstsd a.
aboee. The cleared lsrd Is in q Ugh state CT Gull
ticaticn. The dwelling IL large br.ck one, having
eight good IoOD.s, and large porticc in frort two
stories high a;ld am pie ant = accomm Gsiions
together with l arm, stable, caIrsgs house, &C -
ny fores. osks. Altogether, thls is q most dssir.
able country seat. AZ the owner CAM OF at tend
to tbs place he will sell . bargain, il immediate
application Is made. Apply to Us.
GoDlIn 4 APPERHUN,
ap 23-6f Auciiopeers.
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PACK EFT LINES.

TOX'S LINE.
FREIGHT BOATS
From Richmond TO LynchburE
are now running regularly. For freight up
ply to WIN. r. COX, Agent,
AT the Sned, Dock street,
ap 1S-lmA In rear Of cid Gas Works.