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PAPER HANGINGS.
700 NVJ EOLIlS WALL FAPEE

War haH been declared and Secession q the OFdeG
Of ths day, and IL the time for all tidy house.
kospors 70 Beoude from dirty and smoky valllt and
ooerce on them with = rush, usW W ALL PAPER,
/ reby improving thotr homes, and most Of all she
e., IJre RkALfHT.
100, 600 ROLLS NOW READY
for uaio st n, Carson o., is1 snpsrior b., And
80 low that AL can set than.
TIE COST Is HERB NOTHING,
We are nov ready 70 s5n French, English ana
American vail papfra rom 50 10 IS per cent. below
ps5yisuu prlces, and would most res poetfuly nyt2
kl 70 look IN upon stock before buying, for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces, We CAR
give the utmost EatiIiection. Orr OdH coming d.
rsctly from the hctOriess thereby save one PROFIT
Also large Assortmeut Of Shades Of eTsFI NaEie'
GOLD BANDS, 20. So
Also lust opored beautiful lot Of
GO 3 NJ D l. s.
with BEnds, Loo ~, 70 mAton. OOidh and TAs
sels 10 endless dsfy. PaDeF Hanging done ~
short notice bIsIpsriereed WOikEsn,rnd AZ reaESn-
able rata
GandFArnlseinE - air And rom Hne; StiS1 ratei
n. B, To Dealsrs We So1iS ,lvitp tasiF sltslso'
N taras ssneS WVrHf
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RRAvELERs REGIsTRR.


Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, laT Superior
street, next door % the Weddel house,
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BUSINESS NorIoEs.

YIoToRISEs - The Anti Rheumatic
Band" permanently cures Rhuematismi
GOut, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. It has been tried By
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale by G. W. CLARK,
jan2s.S7S IlO Superior st.
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FEAEK PARKER.-LiVOry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca Gtrest, A No. Horses and
Carriages at rOsSquhbls SguIos.
Gsp9lRt6.ly
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IosT.-At the Post Office on Monday
forenoon, PortmOnae containing about
Three Dollars, and g note of hand for Three
Hundred Dollars. Tho finder may keep
the cash if he will return the balance Of
the property to the Leader Counting ROOM.
9k
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MILK DEPOT.

DURE MILK FOR SALB.-TgE
= subscriber has repot at the north west cad
Of Cherry street, near Perry fr the sac q ne is
r,.T be had for rrnts = qusrt 10 Winter, and ota
% s8nnieri or e will be sent regular 70 any ms
wishing 70 take i a. cent D quart extra Orders
REEVtB,
IsulT:sT7 :93 PitghuTsh STREET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-28

- The services of competent and
experienced nurse can be had by calling at
No. 50 Chestnut street. d2Wjan23 S6S
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ORAETORD's RlTAIL Coat YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His " CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office end Yard foot Of Seneca street
b .idgs. P. o. drsvar III.
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- ]. B. Hail'S Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price IS cents, st No. II Public Square.
Nov S-R ii
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LAVA TIP Gas BURAERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at IS csnts each, by
". P FOss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-28

Ga- Starr received the New York papers
last evening. Hehas to-day the New York,
Cincinnati and Cleveland dalies, with all
the illustrated Weeklies and monthlies.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROP.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 27.
The editor OF Richmond paper says that
the disaster in Kentucky, and the apprehen-
sion it has excited for the safety of our con-
nectiOn with the West through Virginia and
Tennessee, and the East Tennessee and Vir-
ginia Railroad, and the pos sible interruption
Of our intercourse with the South via the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad by the
Burnside expedition, directs attention 10 he
vital Importance of completing the eonnec-
Iion between Richmond and DanVille, and
the North Carolina railroads.
Augusta, %.
A private letter received from Charleston
this morning, says that five stone vessels
we're sunk in the channel yesterday. q
The Savannah Republican of this morn
ing ssys the statement that Federal vessels
had gone up Broad River is incorrect.
The despatch contains a statement that a
report Lad reached Baltimore of the loss of
five of the Burnside feet in Pamlico Sound,
aud thata large steamboat probably the
louisiana, had been burnt.
Thus It would seem that this report has
no other foundation than this secession
sheet,
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Total Liabilities............................
" MisOELLANTOUs

go con.
sured 10 any one city, town or ynlals. No Tuis o
Oh subject.
one bio K. No ruiz the sub esf
1he amount Of ita capital 0srnines depositsd n
auy Of er state as curifY for losses therein nau1
ing them, with the amount IN each ard Whsthsr
sueh company transao1 any business Of inIuFancs
IN said State or Siates. None.
TIE Charter or act Of Incarceration II AID On.
pany. In ls23. hartor eEtendsd In ls3s-
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THOS. L. THORNEhL.
Commiasionsr flr Ohis In EoH York,
CFrfeE Eun1rnn nrsr,,r

CllUNBUs, o ian q, ~.
u Il hereby certified that the t5regon e fS 5 ror-
ret oepf Of the e dement of coalition of ths
Nor mericzu Fire IbEui ancs ComuaRy ef Neu
Hors, made TO 5hn Clice iOr the year i8Sa aad nog
on lie hrrein
- aiin=ss ny hand a.d ssaI cacIaIly.
{Ls R. g;,,EB. y; TA9EEB.
-
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State Of New York

JAMES ". MS PTssiSeat. and B. y. BLREOK
AH' 'eefttary o. ne Worth AmfrieAl fiEs lnaaF.
Rnes ompanyt being Sc orally HWol n dsp1ss ara
Bsy, that tne Ioregolng is fall, aad oorrsot
slst nlent oI anairs oi the said COmpanY-that he
said lusurnnce O1pany q the bona fde over Al
ai lsast ONE HU aDkEO THOUSAND DOLLABs
o. ectnAl eS capital N vested In Htccks and Bo1d8
amount ior ghiog the same e mOrtgago5i that tho
ADote esserlD sYestmentss nor any pars thsroot,
ing auihoritF IN tho management OF said ComVauV,
etnsr - frasid nts reiary, Troasuror, Direct a
or othe. Wi1l; that the mortgsgsB aboVs drgerffsf
nave NOT bee esslen-dt nor In manner rgiaaesd
or impaire By aa'd O,mpauy; and TAT fhsT Srs -
apofs a58ef Dod onieefa or said insurance tonlaEy
w. OF q PraFdanf
b W. BLE cKEz, Secretary.
~ bubsLfihed o. q SWora beiore ue. this .9lfh
(Usl day II January, ls62
IL rhOS. l. THORHELb.
~ Commissioner flr Ohis In New York
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PAINTING

ROR NTCK PAINTING, 60 10
- SrsSsi WHITU HHO hss egns,. JuIt ne
-Fi7ht thinF fST Paiutsls and i11ios brEG q etosy
;AH'i''A' 40 HaHIHoEFHAFs BLOOE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ORIsTADORO's HAIR DYE


" ~ ~ ~ ~
Ter 81 Who desire 20 have the oslor ot their hair
ohanged with SAFETY certainty and Fapidity, to any
ahada thsy nay doairc.
Banuhstussd b. ,. Oristadoro, Eo.S AEtoF Housa,
Rev York 6ola svurTuhsra, and applied b. AR KAlF
nEoalors
The folly Of Trialng with Disease is frs-
eusntlY svinosd By the drefu roaultI that arc self
evident lE every walk Of life Hergditary dissasa,
arising ifon ealg indsorotiona, and tho dotsriora
eing o,ci of mercury and other mineral agontl, are
both . b duplorod and prevented. The great OBJ
issI carried cat IN every line Of The book, "HU-
HAN FRAtLTT, Or Psychological ReseArehSa,"
8hioh has booR compiled after much study And re-
s1arch, and i embelliahod with ooloFed ongravlngl
muntrstinE the different Phssoa Of vital and fanc-
eonaTy disease.
Bold b. On. BARROW, Isi BlaookeF Stresl, HtW
HoEk. frioe = cents. Sent me- oEeryuherO
aold also by q. ". Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
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TIHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
~ 70 EnE HUHAH EIQHT 9vHn IHTEETU
7. 4 gOlONONs0E.
=. u IllAlUl-NAINNNi
ErrrssaT 81 Gein6fs Osf0iaa.

FrsSsssT ~ Seisst6s 0ga0i4a.
Eears ghaIsrgs1l aEloEtnent OF che most lnProysa
his,fS ef EPndfAoLES. All his Glasses Whothar
11T naTF On ar alEheedi are Ereund unoer his 0Mn
harrtinli, ~ mhnkin6Fy ofan6 oonEtrqofions aith
fkIrTErfnt cgrl, 20 g1tt the eyb1 IN al ue1eat
r-ITinG WeafpeEE, DiEEinogG OF Inflammation Of ena
iFTSS, a1d inTlFsinE stFuhGth fcr ieas rsadtng o.
~ eoio1nonson UsuId hsTsiafoFla ths public that
nS ngVsr employs Hny one n the sale o. biz Lsn1ss
90 klEo. gElaudid rEEortment OF 3 fN q 0lAAh5 r.
NlTCal5Sl0pEs, OOE PASSES, 40, CT harf,
WARTITIO1AL EFE6 iun-Ftid vsshout pain,
4 FeFlsot - natural.
wref-2 unllsdhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-28

Tn suBsoRIsERs HAVE JUsT sET Up At
thr custom Feai Mil which is IN coungction with
Tnsir Oh Cloth Faciory and " bits Lead Work on
fH canal lust above ontario street, New Mil for
SsrfndinF Corn and Cob Meal, IN the use Of which
uoso than twenty-five per cent. ia saved IN fsed-
80 eilheF 90 hogs, homes or catila, Corn In the
~ bouqht aud taken in exchange for meal.
John NEBS1EH 90.
Casvsl,ud, Jan. I, 1853. isnlRg1
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
. -CI0 sIp!rs on ths Sis. day Of yaau.ry, tssl
AUDITOR OF SrAfR's OFFTcl !
iHsuRAHcE DEPARRHEEF.


Mhtrsa!. TIE NORTH AMRRIOAE FIRE IN
bUkAAOE COMPANr, located ct New Yort u
ths state OF New York, has hlod IN this onos 3
sEorn stat msut OF eoudition, required b. ths
nrdt acction OF tho act 10 reeuate lnsurauea CON.
snies not innor5orstsd b. the rtain Of Ohin No.
90 Apcii 2, la5ei and, whereas, said company ha1
furnished the nndersGned tsiiae orr sVidsncs that
i = Possessed O. et least ous hundred thcuH IA
dollars Of aetual capital invested IN stocks, o. IN
bondft tr IN mOrtgagoa cf zeal elta'o worth dcuhfs
the anon Z Tor VII ch th same 10 mortTaqad: and
whereas said mbany hal 0lld % thtl 6lissa EIlf.
Ten tnstrume under It's corp0Fato Htai, afEnrd bF
t1o Presi,sEt and Secretary thoreoi suihsrlli1r
any A. II or agsnu % tsii c,mpany 10 tAis etaIs
70 seknoWe g serVies Of proeosss for srd IN hall
OF said con ptnIt consentlng that such service az
prooe - hall Be tGkon aud held b a. valid a. H
setVtd uSon tho comIangs according % the laws a
this or anT ether Stale, Hnd waving al clfu Or
night Of srroFs ~ rtasOn Of Brcu acEnOW OWledgmanf
Ct lerVice,
Now thsFefoFs. IN pursuanes q re arIt ssrfion
o. tue alorl said set ., tObeTt ". Tay lsr, Audiof
Of state ior the st.to of Uhlo. DO hsrsbE esriiy
that SAID North Amsrican Fire Insnrancs ConaranY
q haW York is authorizes 70 trauaact thu budnesa
CT Flne lnsu aces In thia Sta until thy thirty FI
dy Of January IN thu year one thousand oight hun-
drdd and sixty three.
~ IN WITNESS WHERBOF, have hsreunfo
(Lsl subscribed nv name end eaussa the Bssl q
u NJ thee 70 be a1Ked The dAg and Toar
~ above written,
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Tstal asssis CT The Company .sa7S, 5
HI II QTFar r.

7 o sm1unt % L abilities, cue or not dus 10
Banke and Other credit ora.......... Mona
EosBes Aclusted aud dur l...-.....-... - :.
sssa
loias IN aus ponso, WaiiinR ltr farthar pfoor a.
Al other elaine agalnat the omFany -. %
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TEE POTOMAC RLocKAnE.

TT" tO1S77l-11 I'17tS1117I71s
The brig Perry and steamer leland Belle
ran the rebel Potomac batteries and were
not fired at by the batteries at Cockpit Point.
STRENGTHENING oF REBELS RIGHT WING.
The rebels right wing has been greatly
strengthened recently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07
issinsa.

What spectacle does the grand Old Mother
OF States now present, Ogerun by hostile
ARMIES, her mountains and Plains sa,urated
with the life blood Of Ter sons, aud al this by
tina hands ot ,kose whom she led through the
wilderness Of their national infancy to oivll-
~ alton, liberty, and that very Union which
they converted into an engine of dasrotism,
and are now einplos ing to effect her ruin
Within hcy borders vEas the fret settlement OF
Augio Saxons on this continsnt, founded by 4
nan who gave to New Engiand, ss well As
Virginia, it's name a few miles nearer is the
cid Espto! il which were passed The famous
resoatlous that gave such al impetus to tho
,ause Of american liberty; not FAR distan, lie
tie memorable battle field where was decided
the issue Of that great contest, III anothsrsPot
rec,iae the bcuss Of TIE WAsHiN@ToH whom
she gave to that cause, and whom they Cal
the syiour OF his country. each and I'll OF
these sacred SPOTS is trampled down BY an
inv .iipx hordo from States on which s2e las
conferred SO many blessings, some of these
States very par, OF her own territory, which
sha gave awaV 10 tie Uaion. Almost IN eigh:
OK the old Church where Patrick ii ,pry
seuCded his clarion cry, GIVE ne Liberty or
gre me Death" they are gathered to .rample
down AMI degrade the ola Mother, and imb-u
their hands in tbs he lrt 6 blood Of her child
zen Who could have believed that human
nature was cupahla Of such "A crime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07
f.anafal Kleyd.

The alaerity with which 'olunteers are has
,.n;up 20 the standard of General Floyd fur
pishes An impreesivs evidence Of the conf
aenee of the people ia his abilities az militia
re- leader. We bave never moderated West
FONT, and have anything tnt feelings of ven
Grafton for civilians in general who undertake
70 become Generals at II moment notice but
there Gre, neveythelees, men who are born
Gsuersls, aud Floyd, Price, and others, are ex
au,res The South is under iuca!Cnlable oh
ligsiiona TO General Floyd. But for him, what
would have been its prospects for the prssent
conflict? III is a man Of great political lore
sight. and q moet striking proof IF which was
given in his letter at tho beginning of the pre-
sent troubles, predicting that England would
keep slGof altogether from the American quar-
rel He stood alone At that time III that belief
Almcst everybody, North and South ieis per
tee,lv cure that EDgiand would have cotton
even at the expense Of a war with the North.
As a military leader. General t!oyds conduct
@. our armies in the West has proved him Il
man Of real talent aud proves, sagae'ous.
co.ahea5 and sucoeg al ehIeitain. We true.
that his force will soon be raised, and that, Yin
DE-, ouch leadership, 1t will coon produce val
II. .ble results we cannot donbt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07
Affairs a. Norfolk.

The fo,.c wing lata Intelligence concerning
III IRIS 6; Norfolk IS coY.7d from the Peters
burg EIyress, Of yesterday:
Tie I'arC has uean opened. and the CeNpie
are nov receiving applies from Baltimore
GrG CtEaT Ci:Iss CT The forth. woods CsIer.
less they scos the oath Of allegiance 10 the
Government Of Ate Lincoln. i. see ms did cot
suit tue washing on dgues :. They thought
Bennett suz. esticn that ice Old nag should
tabiishea," a scod cEe-.Aat ths people
81 Guild be lgred Into me old Union BY
clement measures, All 20. by atalFatioT -
sad IEe-elors they auTs anuu.led WoJi's
Departments OF tSa Ciuel I'D Tfcjtn. The
city has bsrn placad within the military JIris.
iGticI Il Gen. J chu & IiG, Wto is Instructed
IL ct PROVISIONS come freely firm all the
Ciaudessineiy, but me br. i,h cCuaci n .Fcr-
fo!k went down 20 tue UkaT. AID protested
asaiass the raising tbs hatchef OF tbs Isl.
vz--et whinn arrived. Eer Al Je 1y's Consul!
gave SIS his reasons fer tots protest, n / the
EGTt OF Ec1tCik had been declared In state
9. blockade b Ic. Lincoln. aud Q 0 proc," nG-
E. ticn trcin sef-I quarter declaring iICpepsd hid
ccc7a to lis kuo wle,ss /: is s;2teu It's. a.
| was cysrheUlcli 81 &cTal4's Toii.t by 4 French
| tr!g::e, acG :. G commander sent LIZ cc:n 8
mess Sc, .ta'ina tG-% II the EedeIei iio7sTn-
| IneEt couid not enforce he tl-cka5e France
wocid heir Dim. Tbs meaning OF thi: was.
tLar if korioik was 10 De opened to Yankee
| trade II mus; also be opened 20 ali neu:cais
! 'hs world ever. Hence he revocation OF
| WOODS authority cvsr Norfolk, end the ap-
ciutnaat OF y ss his successor. A procia-
| nation, We pTss me, hes sirea6y been issued,
GEARING the ports IF Norfolk and Ports
mouth open, ai1nE With thCse o. Beaufort,
P 1t Royal nnd New Orleans. We arr CAD
hat his real Z s. Ars trick ot Lincoln has
bsen fUilsd bv tbs w4tChlainsss q the British
a.G French Govern Eaents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

In our issue Of yesterday spre AIRED an address
from Captain Wyatt M. Elliott, we'll known
10 tho community al a soldier Of unimpeaeha-
bic ekill and large experience, "to the man OF
Richmond and its vicinity" in which he Gets
forth in strong terms the necessity of emoooy
inG In ecmc available form al! men ae'e 10 90
duty. Tbs demand for soldisre already aTained
10 srms call ell such 10 the lieid. The services
of a city guard are thereby lost; and get 1t is
ind .psnsaby necessary thai there sao"'" y"
such guard Under these circumstances, at the
ruQses,ien Of the Secretary OF War saa oy
his authority. he announces his intention aid
,iesire 10 cresuigs Il battalion for tie purpose
indicated es speedily ~ possible Ia this de
pipn he has the GO operation OF the City Coun-
Ill. who offer a bounty OF twenty dollars a
month 10 every non. commissioned c n ,er and
rrivAte who shall enlist The authorization OF
tie Ssire. ary OF War is appended Five com
panies Of oue hundred men each ara to be
raised They are to eervs within tbs circuN
Of the batteries around Manchester anG Rich
mond. Capt Elliott is appointed Major, and
the others are 20 be elected by Tue several
companies. Capt Elliott Indicates We gentle
m,n, all good soldiers, with whom he has
lodged the power 10 enroll, each one hundred
men. Thsy aye to act Us Captains II The re-
qnisite rumber be obtained. They are L)nls
j Rossleux, Wm. T.. Maule, John ii. Greaner
J. r. l. Potts. and VIM. Writ Harrison. All
these citizens aye wei, known. They are Ail
Known az skilfa! soldiers; The would ali
make frs. rate eff ,ers! The term OF service
is to be six months, unless sooner discharged.
The battalion is to do al the duties CT SOLDIERS
within the limits above mentioned.
There is scarcely oitif, in Richmond who
does not zee the necessity Of SONS suoh organi
zation. Aud If 1t lie done n al, il ought TO be
done promptly. o,des must be kept AT home
while ous army is ii the hsid. Here e every
inducement, first rate oiicsrs, excellent
pay, and the slory ana honor of doing soma
thing for ones ccuutry in the hour Of trial
Thsre sro many excellent soldiers among us.
who by age are exempted from going into the
Geld. Here is first rate opportunity for al
such. There are many others, who do no. wish
to leave the CITY, bU. are willing % serve III
defence Of il. Here is chance for them. By
servine here, they will DO az much good as i
they were on the Chiekahoniny. We expect
10 zee Captain Eiiio:.s ranks led II t. very
short tine.
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~ COEreIBUrIoss kKouvxn T.

I Us borioss hsosIvgD Jry,
Richmond and DanviIis Eaii,oaatu 4.
&c. ana wounded soldiers, ard a,...n f q
oy MIN - the following bospi .aI.. 1ou.s
! GLOSS HOSPITAL.
Two boxes provisions. from
Sms'sa cJunty. "isor =,
Three bex.s provisious, rom Rvu
| oeHaiifax county na,rs.
oAf M Hsta:. e S5Sn,,,0a'' from DA Ham,
One jug CT milk, from Mrs " BI,,,
Lis county. ''f, Of An.
Received by Jm.B. s.r,
e,,, Steward.
One barrel provisions, from
Amelia county. ""so1 8
One " :, ,,;a . o, ics from Mrs " s,.,
Five ; ss.is i p,9y,,,oa' from Wilson, g
One box provisions, from u A Ha-r,. ,
flax c'uzty. u hsl.
One denJohu Of milk. from Hr,svv
Of Nottoway county. Neise,
One ksg OF miis' from J b q, O. H.D.,
One ess provisions, from W H wlu,o ;,
Ascsi'sa by ]. B.sau,rs,
stewart
KExf. rAiEB Z cos so7rIY.
One box provisions, from u rlanun. n, T..
fax county. an
One barrel Of ice. from Vim Scott, o, B.u..
Received by w.,.ssar.n,
Steward.
BYRp tsLAsD HosPiTAb.
One barrel provision $. from @ orAlll., /.
One bszrs' OF Ice, from Mrs Scott, Of H,ua,
Coun'y
Two box's provisions. from ciry,n,
Barksd lie Station, Hauax coun,y.
heceivsd by A. Y. I. 0ARsu,,
Surgeon in Charrs.
ROBINSON HOSPITAL.
One bog provisions, from FIu.kasr. q,
One bax provisions, from H K.n.. Of Hali,s,
One box provi,lons, from T hamilton a.,
Halifax county. VI
One eex provisions, from Young. Of x,lx,,
One kex OF milk. from James Allen a, p,u
hasan county.
Receivei by q. ror,rr.
ST GHAsrEs HoTRL HOSPITAL.
One box provisions, frcm " J Esu!knsr a,
Halifax county. VI
Three e:xss provisions. from r l. MILAN. 9,
Helif'x county.
Two b xas provisions. from citizen 0. Bs,.,.
dale station. Halifax county.
Received by e. .. SLoAs,
Ward Master.
Vas. JOSEPH JacKsoS's hospital
One tcx provisions, from Mrs E Kalsht NJ
Enttoway county
One b'x provisions, from w W II Pool @,
lotto way county.
One box provisions, from q 81 Garter, Of Not.
tcWay county
One bcx provisions, from Jane, Allen. q
Powhntan county.
Three be- es Jroy! sioIs, frc m r L. MILAN, 4.
Ealifs x county.
Reserved by MES. JIcKsy,
Mss AAYo's hospital
Two boxes provisions, from Il I, millar, II
Halifs < county.
Two DC x.s provisions, from 8 z EdmurcS,.
Of Ealiff county.
One ksa Provisions, from Dr Sanl Hcosr, q
PoWhnt2n county.
One Jug CT milk, from citizens OF BarsHs.
htatlon, Ha'ifsy county.
Received nv MRg MAyo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07
LOCAL. MATTER9.

Ereshet an James Etrer.-1he river rose
yesterday to height beyond mapy Neeu. .:,,
Of former years. Up to laat night II was SUI.
rising, with fair prospect Of carrying aTaS
the excellant frame work OF Mayos Df'oe:c
Should it 20 happen, It would not be e"aneeh
|, should float down to the obstructions III w"
stream below our batteries and frap tc' naI
row channel there from shore 10 shoFe,
Many wears ego, fi8!7 j this old frame wcrk OF
this Lridge was borne II by the current VIII
one or two per sSns aboard waving their na'e'
| not in signal of distress. but IN glowlns WI
umph The writer Of this was one OF sesela,
, urchips who was caught thereon. and rscafs
with pride to the exciting scenes WIN" 'N'''
ard then trapspired.
To afford some idea of the extent OF the III
nndation We may cite q few iacts. Al, OF .uo
Islands in James river, above ana oeioW i"o
halls were submerged. The low grounds On
the Manchester side were al upa"r water
the dock and James river were thio"n ih'o
one Carv street and Dock street, between
% h and l,tb streets, were rendered unfit for
uav;ra,iou hv dry land craft. Inc Confederate
machine shop, date Tolbotts,I had three or
four feet Of water in the lower WORK eHop.
The water came neerlyto Main street on LIN.
between Main and Gary, and the Inhabitants
of HUGHES = tow mad to adjourn to the upper
rtories Of their dweilinga On rankin street
the wste. was in and around Gsrlck' g drug
etc 70 and no 10 market arch, aud filed Frank
lin street. At that point ne to render 1t nearly
inlpassable All tie Hat between Franklin
street aud Broad wac ono eXpanse OF water
There was two feet il tho cook room lower
story, of Lbby's hnilding, used as a & 5.
Military Prison : house near the draw
bridge on Eth street, used for slowing lime,
cau.ht ire Several small wooden structures
between the river AID dock were washed
away 4 good deal of lumber was also swept
off hy The food 5 )rls seem to think the
frssh of 1917 higher than tho present one, but
on consultation with the oldest iahahitant tho
reporter ame 20 a different conclueion. u Is
impossible TO eslimae in money the damage
done, but we shouai presume l: was consider
able