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men;
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Shows.
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COWS.
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til nave done
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pursst smile
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way stew with towers.
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size be
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~ 1Ah ooNfIDEhArE CONGRESS-
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB
CANDIDATE,

To the roters Of the Metropolitan Congressional
District:
From an interchange of opinion with m an y
OF my fellow citizens, l find a large majority
OF them in favor Of aeo shuttle for can
didates for the position made vacant BY the
lamenttd John Tyler.
Withou: intending any disparag cement to
the talents of either Mr.. Lyons or Mr. Mac
farlaBd, 1.-THE defeated candidates at the last
election, l wi call atten ton to the meagre
vote received by those gentlemen as TN evi.
Gence OF their strength with the people
With Ibis view Of the case, and at the earnest
solicitation ct many true friends, who have
stood by me in good aud evil report hereby
announce myself a candidate for Congress
La this limited space, it will be impossible
for me to fully present my views upon the
momentous questions and events that now
agttate the public mind; expecting, as do, to
at the various court-houses and camps, I
shall content myself at present by briefly
statir & my posi- ion.
Firstly Il am in favor of an OFFENSIVE
WAR, carrying 1t TO the very hearth stones of
our enemies, asking nor giving quarter to
none. dealing our blows thick and fast, until
the Yankee nation shall cry " Hold, enou9h."
Ssc0ndiy.-1 shall ad vocate the passage Of a
bill which shall make it imperative that all
unmarried men shall enlist for tie par and
any deficiency arising from that source shall
be made up from married men without chill
dren and, furthermore, that the monthly
pay OF the soldiers shall be increased to an
amount sufficient to supply them with all the
actual necessarieS of life.
Thi;aiy.-I am in favor Of all measures
tending TO develop the man ufacturiug and
agricultural resources OF our beloved South :
in fact, all measures which separate us for
al lime from that nation Of mountebarks re-
siding over the "SUsauEHASNA."
am youls. respectfully,
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB.
fe l-tde*
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W. ELECTION NOTIUB-In accordance
~ WI h the proc smation OF Governor Letcher,
an election will be held on MONDAY next the
10th inst for Representative in the Congress
OF the Confederate states, from thisS1istrict, to
supply the vacancy occssioued by tie death Of
the Hon John Tyler.
J.fersoa Wayd--Oomnis.i toner's: john ]. vii.
son, VIM. Wood, John A. Lacy, Jas Moore.
and X. d. Sanxay. Conductor: John n. Fran.
cisco.
Madisoa WaYd.-Commissioner n b. Hill.
Gustavus A. Ayers, John II. 0ilmer, Robert n
HowisoE, and Thos. y. P.ice. Conductor: Tho.
u. Dudley.
M0xy0s Word -Commissiopers Thomas n.
Jones, Thos. Bondar, chas. Q. Nllstt, Felix Nat.
tnsws and hos. Jones. Conductor john q.
Moss.
~ The abovsn OommIssiopers and Con.
ductors are requested 70 meet Of my oface In the
City Hall ON SATURDAY Art aaNOON, Of a.
cloct, to take the osih prsscsihedby law.
THOM AZ u. DUDLEY, :,
ie 5 4! Sergeant City Of Riehmead.
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IN lMPOR rANT CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Ga ana after WEDNESDAY, the l3lh inst, the
Trains over this Road will be run as follows:
The Mail Train will leave Richmond for Fred.
ericksourg daily stopping only at regular sta
t!ons) At Z o'clock a. NJ, and arrive at Frede-
ricssburg at 10 is A. NJ. Returning will leave
Fr-oenckshurg At ll-30 A. NJ, an arrive in Rich
mond at 2 30 p M.
The Accommodation Train. between Richmond
and Milford will leave Richmond for Milford
6sAy (sunda, ex ceptsd) at 3. IS z. M, (stoppins
a. and md to TAKE pu.
Rs.urnins. viii leave Milford at no A. NJ, aud
&rnve tn Richmond 1T 1904 NJ
Inc Freight Trains viii be run daily. Frsigh.s
received until O'Clock p N
II No AH6EN0ERS can 10 by Freight
Trains.
~ No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE. of ary kind.
other than personal baggsge will b. taken on the
MAI aud Accommodation Trains, but only on the
n~ Superintendent Transportation.
Onies B.. =. & p. X. Il CO.
N.cnnond. Jan. 10, 1862 : ial0
OFFICE kICAM'D AND PETC r r CO
NHANGE OF SUMiE Hr pss a. ~; isoi;
"WEDNESDAY, October 2ird The sono@,..
Schedule viii bs run on this road
LEAyINo RICHMOND
wall ITNu, uauy, A. ~
Freight and Accommodation, daily, OK. q, ~
capt bundSys, St...... g A. NJ. and p M
LEAVING PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily. st....................4 0oP. n
Freight snd Accommodation, daily, ex.
cspt sundays, st...........9A NJ and p. NJ
- The Trsins leaving Richmond Al s A. n
and P. u connect with trains South of Pet>rs
burg.
~ Trayesrz will besr in mind that theT ere
required TO show pass from the Gcverc or or snms
other suihof,xed psssos before they can leave the
city by this road
o. Iy--ts THuS IL. WfNNE kapt
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RICHMOND, January &C. 1862.
GENTLshES: Sincerely grateful for the call
which you, and may others of my fellow .citi
zens. have made upon ne, do not hesitate TO an
nounce myS-lf candidate to represent our
District in CONGRESS- Ny duties in Congress
will not permit me to go through the District, a
under other circumstances would gladly 90.
content myself with announcing my inextin.
guisaahle devotion to our cause, s2d 10 eternal
SO aration from the people beyo1d tie Susque-
hRnnah.
Your friend and fellow. citizen,
il 3'-ts WM Fl. MACFARLAND
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w. TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUN.
- TIES or HANOVER, HENRIoO, CHARLES
CITY, NEW KENT, JAMES CRY, YoRK, WAR.
WICK, AND elizabeth CITY. AND THE CITIES OF
RICKMoSD AND WILLIAMSBURG: In response
10 4 call made on me, in the Dispatch OF the
18th inst, and i'll com pliance with the wishes
of many friends, / announce myself a candi.
date for the post of Representative in the
Confederate Congress.
Doubling my qualifications for a seat in
tongress, while holding a commission in tn e
army, and feeling the force of the objections
made 10 officers of the army becoming car i.
dates for congress, have this day resigned
my commission.
should it be your pleasure to elect me, l
shall serve You to the best of my ability; bu t
should your choice fall on any OF the worthy
gentlemen opposed to me, / shall return,
with pleasure, 20 pursuits more 'Congenial to
my tastes, more conducive TO my interests,
il which am at present Ell gagged.
GEO. w RANDOLPH.
Yorktown. Jan 81, 1861. 70 Side
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RICHMOND. JAsUARY q 1855.

nlchMoNb, JAhUAhY 10 looz
- TO WIN n. hIACFARLAND, ESQ -
$>S DEAR SIs: A vacancy having oc Cured 1,
Congress by the death Of Mr.. TYLER, we re
spec,fu.ly request that you will announce your
self candidate.
Very truly, yours,
VIM. II. MACON, New Kent,
MICHAEL GxETTER,
LEWIS WEBB,
THEO. ROBERTSON,
ORANGE BENNET,
GEORGE w. RMITu,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
GEO. w. GILLIAN,
p. K. WHITE,
G. J. SINToE,
ED. 8. FuRNEYHOU0H,
VIM. H. ROCOCK,
JAS. P. HEATH.
VIM x. WATTS,
WIN. GRAY,
JOHN W. WIGHT.
A. A. FARLEY,
VIM. Fl. ROBERTS,
of Richmond H0vitzers,
p A. Ha1ALL,
/ II. WALgE,
VIM. SMITH
MILES TURPTN,
MILES c. EaGLESTON,
ELIJAH BAKER,
WIN. L. NCNINN,
N. T. FAlE,
d. M. Rt'BERTSON
Jas. A. SCOTT,
JAS WALSH,
SaML G. DOMAIN,
For themselves and others.
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" MEDICAL CARD.
U.s. OFFIJE PEAUTICE

~ OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME of the cid Medical House. eoatines
himself mainly to al office practice, on Franklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag
onally opposite Dad Fellows I'll, where skilitui
and confidential treatment may be obtained on rea
sonable terms Those who nave been exposed to
certain contagious ailments, are invited to call
early.
Communications by mail, OF otherwise, promptly
attended to- Office open from 4. NJ til 9P n
my 23--ts RICHMOND VA
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RUNAwAYS.

DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to
Il the Jail Of the county Of Hanover, on the
10Th day OF June last, a. . runaway, Negro
Woman, calling herself MILLY, and says she s
the property of Peter Pulism of the city of Rich.
mond. Va The said Negro is of dark complex.
len, and il about four feet ten inches high,
and about 20 years Of age, and has q ven
ON the right shoulder scar on Same shoulder.
The said Negro had on when committed an cd
brown Calico dress. The owner of the said Negro
Is requested to come forward, Prove property, pay
charges and take her away, else she will be dealt
with az the law directs.
C. 8 OHISHOLME,
g. Acting Tailor of Hanover county, Va.
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w. S. WYATT d. CO, Of Charleston, {, c.,
~ beg to iIf 70 III hair friends everywhere thai
the great fire hich occurred in city last night
did them no Immediate injury, either their stOca
or private houses.
We feel this announcement due to our frieudt
who have largo amount Of pr ,perty in our haads
Charleston. Dac. 18th, lsG - de l6--ta
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RAA44.ke1AAsS, As.
A RMY OF THE PENINSULA
IA RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER

RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On AID after SATURDAY, February !st, 1862,
the trains over this fUad will! run rs follows:
he Passenger ana Mai trims will leave Rlch
mond daily Al 7 A. NJ. Is opping only at regu.r
Staiions) and arrive at West Point At A. NJ,
connecting with the steamer Logan for Gloucester
Pom; and Yorktown, and intermediate landicgs.
Returning will leave West Point at P. M,
on arrival OF steamer Lngau, from Gloucester
Point and York Town, and arrive 1T Elcamoud at
Up. IA.
FREIGHT TRAINS
WIN leave Richmond daily Except Sundsys) at
! p M and arrive at West Point at 7.ob, r. NJ
Leave West Point at . Is A. M, And arrive at
edmond at IL "a p M.
No freight received after so r NJ.
by order OF the President
A. b DAINdERFIELD,
ia 9S-dlYn cont
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s-axssx ssusnssxAaA ga sDn.

w. DR.. 4. l.. GARTER o!fe.s his profes
~ sioI g. ersitel 10 the CIT Of KllhDoc /
and vicinity. II. be fourd either eight or
day dit his re 4dence. Eralkiiu streeI, xt door
above til , Metropolitan Hal, ODE. McGru6er s
old Office Orders left on his sa e. 1t the Yves:
ham House, Sidney, will eceiTe hia iurne diai g
attention. Is lm<
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CoAroHrs' oomoRrs,
500 Comforts for sale cheap. AlA., 500 6tacy'6
Confederate MATTRESSES, which. have given
universal satisfaction, and are commanded highly
by both Cons. Essuregard and Lee, ~
@. W. WHITE 4 CO.'S,
Ia Tint Rnvsrnor streAt.
Al lLLTAkx ElkN.
M ATTRN TON
The largest variety 70 be found In
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIN0B,
For military Suits and citixens' fine dresA Three
thousand yards
COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, by ths yard. or large quantity.
Over Coa&ings, al grades, some dne Beaver and
Petershsm, for officers coats; Military OverCoats,
In great variety, Camp Blankets; Shawls Gloves;
Socks; Comforts; Oil Over Goats; Leggins, and Cap
Covers; Water Proof Seamless Over-Coats; Water.
Proof 40 on hanO Suits made TO measure In short
uotice warranted to dt; Merino, Lambs Wool, and
Shaker Under.Shirts and Drawers, all sizes; nns
French Cloths and Osssimeres black and fancy,
the finest assortment to he found; Vestings Of al
Styles all made to measure, In the best styles Trim
udngs, all kinds A full assortment of fine Dresa
Cloth Goats, and black Doe Skin Pants q full -,
sOrtment on hand
BOYS CLOTHIN0.-Over-Oo Costs, jackets,
Pants, and Vests.
T. W. ROYsToN CO.. s1a Sycamore r.,
No Sim petArSburR, VI.
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" DIR. J JS Il CLaG EFT, a re.uges f ON
~ The county Of Jeffareon, Va. and OF twelve
years practice, p,rfully .rs his s-rvices To
tho inhabitants of Richmond all the branches
of profession.
Oftics on Main etreet, over the Bank of tn g
Commonwealth, and oppoi e the American II >.
tel. ia l.--lm*
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" JOHN Is. YOUNG in u candidate for
~ the Third Cons ressional District, to sup.
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
the Hon. John TYLER.
Election, MONDAY, 10th day OF Februry
1859. IL 5-6tx
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DICHMOND GLUE AND OIL WORKS.

The shove concern Ia now manussctu ring a So
perior article Of MACHINE OIL, which il b~ing
extensively used by railroads. mse hius shops aud
manufactories in the state, and which Is warrant.
cd to work we'll on soy kind OF machinery
They Also make pure article of MEATS
FOOT OIL
They also make IN article Of AXLE GREASE,
suitable for railroad cars waeons, &c Quarter
masters, railroads, &C., can be supplied in any
quantity =
In q lew days We shall be prepared to fiji or.
ders for all tho different kinds of GLUE.
Tho On can b. had at retail ut the tin store OF
Mr.. @. 81. LAN0LsY, 18th street, between Maiu
and Osry. where orders may be left, or address
p. O., Box le77' HENY j. MALONE.
fe4-lN< Mann IN cturer
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W. Da. F.. w. Han 'OCK having been Or
W oered 70 tsen Ewal's Brigade, Surgeon,
viii necessarily De 40 cot from 3 city Tor t,ae.
Those wishing his proie 'sonal services will ;icd
bis representative Dr. JAMES g. WILLIAMS, e! Liz
Office, prepared to attend 10 their calls.
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M.01MIMo = Dry aO0D9.
TUsT RECEIVED.
q 100 dad. sgsrENDLRs.
Ito Is Dress COMBS.
800 :. Ladies' white Linen HDKFS.
Al JULIUS SYCLE'S:
23s and :ss Broad street,
70 5-r6ts between ID and 4th.
OS0 ENGLISH Army OvERCOATH
ZCU 100 piece. Isgli'h Blue PLAIDS ana
is pieces Hns,ish BLACK GRAPE. :.
8 pieces English 81 Contederats 0rny
CLOTg, imported By the "sils
"afi,. !" andja's rsc rec x1., !. rcuwArrr
70 5-aw Petefsburg. We.
lust RECEIVED loo yards Of crsnShsw' .
eD best Military GRAY CLOTH Also, 100 yds.
Of Orenshsws Oonfedsrate Blue Doeskin CAS-
S1MEHE, which the subscriber viii % ]. q
email advance. or Mako UP In uNlFORAS, -
the shortest notice3and on reasonable terms.
JOHN HARTz. Military and Civic Tailor:
fe1-lm* sth bet. Broad and Grace ats.
lust RkOEIvED-
loo ps English PRINTS.
loo dozen English HOSE, best quality.
50 pa. Irish LINEN, best quality.
At Julius SYULES,
3S6 and 25S Broad street,
IA 20-7w& betwean Sd and 4th sts.
NIL CLOTHs.-Tne subscribers. having IN.
creased their facilities for manufacturing. are
now prepared to supply merchants with OIL.
CLOTHS, OF vsr,ous widths, from ~ to 90 inches
wide Also, GAP CLOTHS. These goods win
be found superior to any other IN snufaetured in
uly called to tnese goods. Samples and prices
forwarded by Ilail. KEITH 4 PORT,
Factory near Central Depot
ia 3l-1fn* Office on Main and Governor sts
TUsT Reviewed
q 50 pieces Silk HANDKERUHIEFs.
10 dezen Cotton do.
14o dozen bingham do.
500 dozen HALF HOSE.
IS dozen POCKET. BOOKS.
70 dozen HATS.
10 dozen CAEPET- BAGS.
AT JULIUS SYULE'S,
2S6 and 2SS Bread street,
ia 2e-2w* between Sd and 4th streets.
TUsr RECEIVED
800 pairs Cashmere PANTS.
100 do. We rs.
90 dozen Check Linen SHIRTS.
80 dozen Jean DRAWERS.
$50 and 23S Broad street,
ia 2a--2wf between Sd and 4th SITS.
g EASONABLE 9OUDS.- 600 pairs Leg
- gins--linen. duck, cloth, velveteen 500
Cashmere and Flannel Shirts; Havelocks,
Water Proof Blankets, long Riding Leg
gins. Comforts, Scarfs, Under. wenr-a good
stock, OF our own make, and for sale low 100
Main street. [fe II VS. TUPMAN.
HA1 HITE SHIRTS. Suspeaders, Ties, Socks,
w Brown Jeans Drawers, Back 0l@ves-in
store and for sole at ia Main street.
fe VIM IRA SMITH
TNGLISH PILOT OLOTH.-l case darK
~ blue heavy English
PILOT CLOTH,
In store and for sale by
ja1-n BACON & BASKERVILLE.
JULIUS SYCLE desires to notify his friends
81 and the public at large. that on the s0th Of
February. 1862. he win remove his large stock of
Dry GO"ds, Clothing Boots Shoes, Hats, and
Gaps, opposite No. 1913 Brosd street. three doors
bslew M Mark Downey's Store.
N. Bills present Store No. 233 Broad street.
between 81 and 4th streets, is for rent with Dwell
ling and Store Fixtures.
ia 9O-2Otk nVTTYYQ QYNTE
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DR. JAMES E. WILLIAMS offers his rrofes-
sonal serv :ts to the cizens OF Riehm. nj and vi
cinity. He may be found at Or r. ~. EA4c0CK s.
Office On Main, between 81 and Attn streets or al
Mr.. Wm. 4. Par LIPS Office, on 18th street, he
tween Main and Bank, ut the usual office hou-s
Amy message let at either place will be prompt
IL attended 10. 50 iO-ts
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THH CITY OF
~ RICHaOND.-L. NJ. UDE, the Clerk of
the Night Wash will be voted for a. CAPTAIN
OF the Night Watch, to take the place of the late
A. Wilkinson. and VIII be, supported by Many
Voters OF this city. ja29-lm*
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1TVOBAOUO BROKERS. - The subscriber
proffers his services to PURCHASE TO
bAOOO ON BROKERAGE. His long e1peri
snce In the trade will ensble him to select Judi
eioualy qualiales suitable for shipping, manufac.
turing, Or - SALE
Patronage respectfully solicited
ID N-6tTkps JNO. JONES.
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~. N. a. STURDiVANT,
O>5 ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
kIcHAaND, VA.
PRACTICES il the Courts of the G. ty Of Rich
AAond, and of Henrico county, in the Court of Ap
reals, in the Confederate States Court, and will
attend TO any legal business before any Of the
Departments.
~ OFFiCE-Consr of Bank and 18th sts. up
gtairs-e.tIaHce ca Bank It se 7--a3r,f
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EDUCAVIONAL.

ED OCA.X2ONA
TDUCATION-A gentleman, Who Is an e1pe.
u risnced TEACHER, offers his services for
any portion Of the Gay, ON easy terms at a school
or In private lessons. In this city vicin ity. He
will teach the English branches the Cha ssics, or
the French language. He would also act as
translasor OF FFeach or Spanish. Address, J. +.
A through the Poas.Ofice. fe5-4ts
FREDERICKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR GIRLS.
WIN. Il. JOHNSON. ParscIPAL.
Tho next session of this School will
commence on the 18th of February next, and
con tiAue five months.
The number of BOARDERS Is limited to
ten; and full corps Of Teachers Is employed,
all boarding with the Principal.
Circulars will be seLt. ON application, to
Fredericksburg, Va.
fel-l2t* VIM. Il. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL.
DOARDIN0 AND DAY SCHOOL,
n FOB YOUNG LADIES,
EraRkltn street., betpeen Sd and 4fh
Tho Misses OLOPTON daughters Of the late
Judge Clopton) opened School on tbs LIST OF
October, 1861.
Circulars Of terms, ETC., will DO sent to those
desiring them ia23-lmt
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COERUION AND CANCELLATION
" A SER MON,
Preached In Camp, at Oentrsville. Virginia,
by Rev. p. SLAOGHTER. Chaplain or the
10th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, con-
densed by request into Tract for the
times; Just published and for sale by all
''-' ''~- GEO. j. SUMNER,
Tract Depository, Governor ST.,
fe4-et Bstw'n Main and Franklin.
DATEN1 AGENCY,
RIOHMOND, VA,
Lat. E..n aa1 IN Il Ii. B: g 5. f.,..n..omc..
Patent. procured and all business with the
~ O0cs corner Of Bank and llth streets.
Addrhes Roe OFT. in 6-SmA
q hoes AaV BOOTS Al COST:
owing 70 the great difficulty in procuring some
grsdes Of Shoes, except at high cost have cor
6hoes and Boots st cost from this date. Persons
In want Of such goods would do we'll svail theIa-
solves Of this rare chance By calling soon at
jos aOlDSAITHs. 10 30o RsoaA st., ;.
MAMUEACIVkY vF SADDLES. HAS
60, TO-, No. rs 1roaA street, Augusta, 0sorsiv
The undsrdcnsa maausse.urs everything In ~
hns' md have . good sol 81 On hand
LKATH1R ofsvsry descriptions; Shoe THREADS;
Machine Betting and Rubber Psaking 6adS~
Ttees; Moss 9Addla 4ats; q inch Roller Buckls.:
ss sa s w s.I 11s s..ssn a.: o witt
Lad; Japaa md Coach yasaishes; Springs, Axle;
nA1sablc C.stinfs, and sensrl assottmens u
IT Orders promptly szss1tsd.
YR00yYp -
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RICHMOND, Jan ~ 1862
w. JAMES LYONS, fa;Q.:-D1AR SIR A
S| vecanoy hsving occulr In the represent
tation of this district by the death e late dis
tinsuishsj Representative, John I yler, we re.
quest yoa to announca yourself as candidate to
fill II.
Very respectfully, your ob't servants,
VIM 9. Crsnshaw, John Ahern,
Thos. W. Dusweu, g. Stebbirs,
e. T Winston, Jos. Doerfnger
WIN Taylor, and many others.
RICHMoGD, Jan. %, 1862.
To Messrs. VIM. G.. Crershaw, Thomas w. Dos
we'll Z. L. Winston. William Taylor, John
Ahero, G. Stebhins. Joseph Doerfinger, and
others
GEHTIEMEN: Your note of this date, requesting
me to announce myself IS csndidase for Con
gre's, has just been received and, in compliance
with your request, with many thauk- for your
Kindness, now announce myself q candidate.
Most respectfully, yours
Ia o9-9wx JAMES LYONS
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i FOR ALE +,
ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
r. w. PIERCE & Co, Cary ST.,
Re l-6t* Between 18th and l4th.
ID EMOVAL.-We have removed our Store to
III the large fourstOry Warehouse on Gary
8 rect, between 18th and 18th Streets four doors
below our old stand, and have In store and for
sale
10000 lbs prime BACON.
geo bushels Black Eyed PEAS.
900 bushels BEANS.
500 bbls. FLOUR, different grades.
% bills. Mountain WHISKEY
100 bushels Timothy SEED.
100 bushels CLOVER-SEED.
1000 lbs. Country SOAP.
go kegs LARD.
90 bbls. LARD.
80 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
fe Its r. ". PIERCE T. GO.
OOO BBLS. OOMMON WAIsKEY, DISABLED
90 bes. Brandy. GIN, and RUM.
20 bkis. GOLDEN SYRUP,
20 bib "a. choice N o. SUGAR,
50 sacks Virginia fine SALT,
50 bags COFFEE,
so ca. ks ALE and PORTEx,
80 haf-chests and small boxes extra quality
Gunpowder TEA.
100 bbls. Refined SUGAR, all grades.
40 CRUSHED and Powdered SUGAR,
100 half bbls. Family Roe HERRINGS,
50 bbls. N @. and Halifax Gut HERRIN0S.
New LARD and BACON
so kegs Bcarb. SODA,
so box es ard 20 bags PEPPER,
100 kegs pure WHITE LEAD,
500 bags B.sckeye PEAS
200 COO CIGARS, various brands,
100 boxes SOAP.
q baskets OLIVE OIL.
20 cases SARDINES,
to bbls. Stuarts Mountain WHISKEY
200 basket. and cases MUmm l. Cos. ChaA
Heidsick's, and other brands of fine
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
500 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO
Starch. Wrapping Paper Fig Blue Blackin z, In
digo, Matches, Yeast Powders. Flour. all sr sdss;
Peach, Cherry, and Blackberry brandy.
For sac by VIM. Il. JONES / 90.
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