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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29


ITO DR. WILLIAM CRUMP. SIR
l. Having written to You several times, and
rot receiving any reply, and hearing that you
we're away from home and in the military
servtcs, or some place to me unknown, take
this n nod CT informing you that am pre-.
pareo To pay Won your legacy under the will
# Roderick Payne deceased.
Apply, without delay, to 9oDpIB l. APPgR-
sos, Richmond, Va. Respectfully,
W. W COSBY,
az St-stt Executor Of r Payne, decd.
RIO ILL WHOM II MAY UONTEKN -
J. Be IL herewith known that my wife,
JUeTlNA SCHNEIDER, has left my house
ana bed, withou. causs or provocation; there
bts, l forwarn all persons from creditirg her
Cd my account. JOHN SCHNEIDER.
6p 2s-&.s
MY SON. GEO 8. WHB6RNE, bson ging to
III CAptstn B. T. Wrisht's company HALIFAX
Li.sry, came from yorktown, on the lot Inst,
oa ne alex list. ANY inforus ton 70 his whsre-
Noas viii be thankfully received, If left with
5ess L HMris, corner Of Shockoe WN shouse.
Richm nd Va
Up sg-as VIM n. WJI.RoRHn
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EEf DESiR 4CtsE G-OJsEED Xxi 4
Y TINgsEsr rHs WEST LIsg CT SEooHD,
BgrwBss MAIN AID GARY sTREsfs, PoA SaLs
At AUorIoH VIII ne sold at arctic, ON m
premises. OF TUESDAY, he 20 April, SIS,
II It O'Clock r. I'll. ihs very dssiraoiy !oCA,ej
nricx tenement now IN ths occupancy o. Mr.
John 4. marun. and adj lin ing tbs residence
o. Mr.. sans ID Denoon
TxREs .-Ore-hsif cash the balance ST 3
and II months, for nsrosiabis notes. ,ntersat
added, secured by a truss deed. The sg K Q auc
insurance for 1859 10 be psid by 'hs pcrcha-sr
ava GGDblS 4 RPPEHSpN auctx
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M A K b L e WO E IS
JOHN W. VIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
MONUMENTS, TOMRS,
HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, EONT1, go.
~ T1rat Premiums awarded oy the Vlr.
ginia Agricultural Soois.y and Mschanics'
IpgtftuIN
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VXYIETER Ar RAN0EMENT.
I'd IAMEsTCwr KINGS MILL, GROVE
STONE.B )USE, AND ROCK
HAkVE0. -
This steamer OUR us PECK, Gap !. II. FK1e
NAN, viii, on and a ter Wednesday morning mex
the 30th instant, lea, the wharf at Rockets reg
ulariy every Monday, "wednesday and Friday
mornings, Ut si O'Clock precisely, for the above
placss; lay at the Rock Wharf all night and re
turrssch alternate day-THssdsy, Thursday, anG
Saturday morninss-lesvins Rock Wharf At the
same hour, q o'clock, and touch at AZ the regus'
landings, going and returning.
~ Passage and frsight "a IcuA-
M % q. & SETiNHs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICAMOND VARIETIES
n, THIS EVENING APHu. 20
Second week Of the engagement Of
MR.. WALTER KEEBLE
RlOH ARD TIL l. TIL r u.
Dance. Miss NJ Partington.
And Lovs IL ALL CoRGIRS.
III See programme.
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T.ETY BUSHELS POTATOES.

IN TUESDAY 10Th iast. We VIII sa.i, q. Ctr
tnrr At 10 oe.osk,
50 bushels GTA % Es,
without re ss.Vs
a,ss-et RGnwOHo AKgACn A,eu.
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OK OUT FOR CHEAP GpOD3.-Having
L. Jet large stock OF Dry dsods Oh hand, /
offer with tbs intention Of closing out tbs ensirs
stock cheap, every color Of Msr.nos, Valenaia. De-
bages wors.ed. plaid and striped goods, summer
Silks Alpacas Sslico. Ginghams, black Prints,
Cambria and Huslin, Embroidered Bands Swisa
Cambria and Check Muslin. Towelling Shsstins
and shirting, OznAbu'as and Drilngs, Satttnets
and Cassimsres for men and boys' wear, LADIES'
Morocco Shoes ani Caters, children and NJ ssss'
Shoes, mems Hrogans, ard q great many mors
TOO numerous to mention.
Call, Que and all, you want TO aave money, ut
No. 81, ain street JOeEPH STKAUsE.
Also, Is boxes Of tho best Adamauube Candies,
and Is boxes Of Sperm Oandles cheap, at No. a.
Main street fmb ISL JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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OvERNMaNT SALE BY order of .hs
(T Hon Secretary OF war. ahau prccsed
II SELL On TUESDAY, May 9Th, c. tbs Uon-
"tsrn ta STATES Armory, the folio wing arl:-
olss, viz;
One 10, French Burr Ml.L.SrCNES, and
snudry other fixtures OF the 0rist Mill for.
N eriy occupied ay Mesers. MsgrCder
The articles Will be sold liz 10 IS 70 suit prr.
chesers.
TEAas-Oaaa. JAS. II. BUTTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
b. eoDDxr + IPpkRsoN. Isssten.rs.

|
% AOaBB Or vALUAD Bile TA1T1r3
40 LAND on and pesr the Meadow bldg
a.. ore mle ror.oeaS. OF Richmond, ri q
sALD AT AUcTIOH.-W Will 10 sold u aues! u,
on Ne premis,., On FRIDAY. tas 81 Nay, 1894.
VIZ "o,ock n, n ~ valuable Lot. Of - acres.
win lasgs barD thereon lptrt o. the t-aet ~
Gently ownsd BY tbs late Mr.. Alert A. Norris I
Also tA.t sd lnt-S on tkA rear, Cont sinfo IS
acres, wi'h new aud very so.y Ice h,r 80
thereon Both parcels Of this lard Is nav verv
tert TO- And is al mIrarly sds pied FIR ma sst oar
dens OF shbaybs0 rec ranoes.
TERAs --c1e fourth cash ba'snes Al 9 and 70
month"; lot negotisols notes, intsssst al tad o..
cured By trnss deed. The purchaser 20 pay
spas 0ODDlN 4 APPARsON, Aus,s.
GALE AT AUCTION or HORSE, COWS,
~ CART. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. AND
HuUrEEULD FUxEi rtyRE.-At the rec aes,
OF Cops. ". T. CsrIipstoa, lhho has xoiu his
country sest Oh the Book Turnp.ke one miit
tom Richncnd.1 rs shsiI sail q. auetlon. On the
premises, In 7 THURSDAY, the LIST day OF My
Soa at II o'clock A. H., sill Of the personal sf.
,eots on the place, consisting OF ons good Wors
Horse. orA Jersey Wagon, Que Cart, one Buggy,
Two hicMCows, ell the Farming Implements, Al d
q Lar &c tArcsi of wsl.-kspt and excellent II NE
hold Fur, i.ure. Including . Cooking Range.
TERhs.-Osfh.
aps0 'DDIp L APPsRsON Aucls.
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By RIGA xD IAUFa sN. AIeslos1s1.

Bv RICRIxD IAUFh sN. Anesloase,.
rROC kerry AND 0LA~sWARE AT
~ AUCTu N-TH.S MJRNIN3 IEs o b,
com chg az 10 o CLOCK, / Hiii cell gu: a:
auction the baiant . OF the sto<k u O *. ley
loy, consisting Of many dssirs bis sta Dis AID
Fancy 0ooos OF Cninh ana 0Iassv ara
Houaek epsrs and others ara l.. vital 30 e.
tend the safe.
TIRkS-Gash. 2. CAUTHORN,
40 9e-It Ap.,ispear
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iTEaNK LIN FAPER mills

IMAM LIN PAPER MILLS,
II RICHMOND, Va.
The BELVIDERD MANUFACTURING Com
PANY keeps constantly on hand Bli descriptions
Of ENVELOPE. MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK pAPERS- They have recently made
large additions to their machinery and are now
prepared to turn oua every article In their lins
with increased facility, and st> moderate prices
In the country. and thsy desire to invite espeeia
attention to this fact. All sizes furnished at the
shortest notice and orders from sverY section n-s
respectfully solicited.
@ Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, prcs't.
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rHEAP GOODS CHAP IO,,D>II-
wholesale and Retail, at EZEKIEL'S
Il Main street % 900 yards splendid Lawns
and Organdiss; 1900 yards black and black
and white Organd!ss, 1o,S0O ycrds S.4 AND
- Oaiicoes 5000 yards IA t,leacrsd Cotton;
5000 yards black figured Alpaca; 2,oO0 yds
Bsreges, all styles; lo.oco yards Pan taioon
stuff together with large variety OF ar
ticles ~ the Dry Goods Hue-ail Of which
will oe sold at prices to suit the times Coun.
try merchants, housekeepers, and others, Will
find II 70 their great advantage TO call and
examine my goods before purchasing else
where. Fof really good bargains call al
EZEKIELS, Al Main street,
NH "a Mailert's old stand
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n LII. LYBROUK.
a ARTISTS AND PAINTERS
oUfPLY STORE,
~ MAIn 0Txs1s,
UnAsT The epoeswood Hotel.
Has constantly On hand
Iarrs uoek Of White Lad. FaintA lry and In oil |;
0liS VsrniaAes. 0lass, Putty. olus. "a.
Artists' ns3sriala, Hngrsv1ngA Hleturs-framoA
cut snA Rosewood Aouldinss.
Oan and examine bs1ors buying elsswAess.
~
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OFFl0E &. :. 3. r JJ.. {
March L. 1854
NOTICE.-The Stookholders OF the Roa.
II noke Valley Railroad Company are
Hereby notified that q meeting Is ordered by
the Board Of Directors, to take place at their
once, in the town Of Oiarksville, on the 18th
Of April next It 10 earnestly desired that
every member Of the company Will attend,
as matters Of interest will be brought before
them. z. A. WILL MSs
NH l6--lm sec'y OF The Board
VHAN0E Of SOHNDULE.-KIUHMUN
~ AND PETERSBURG RAnROAD.-On
and after MONDAY, the 34th February, the trains
MAIL TRAIH-Leaves Richmond at 4.S6 A. H.,
daily, and Petersburg ct Ais P. n. Freight and
Accommodation Train leave Richmond daily. fax.
cept Sunday At as 4. n. and 9.45 P. NJ. and
Petersburg ct ESQ A. Il. The Mail Trains VIII
stop only At HalfWs Station, Chester, and Port
W4lthsl Junction. q. II. GILL. 0aa. Sup't
Travellers will bar in mind, tina. they are -
quired to show . PASS, rom the Governor, OF
some other authorised person. before they can
leave the city BY this road
fe:l r. q. 1rLs.. a-u. supt
D1Jh a0ND : Nd si.VI.i.S KA7l.sOai,.
On and after FRIDAY April 18th, the pas,sn
gar trains viii run a. follows;
GOING WET.
Mall Train leaves Rlohnond daily at 4. H.,
and strives In DanviIle at 20 p. n:
At Burkevtlle II connects with the train On the
South. Side Railroad, for the West.
At Glover It stops 70 Minutes for dinner.
cokIHo EAST.
Mail Train leaves Danvi.le daily a. Z a. n. ),
and u rives In Richmond at s. l0P. n.
At Burke, Tile Il connects with the trsin On ths
a CARTER,
No l9-ts Gsnl Ticket agent.
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WILTTARY NOTIOR0.

= IsT OY DEsERrERS rRON THE PUR.
Ii DELL BATTERY.-
YIN. Doughsrty, Jas T. u Stanly,
John Barry, william rrevena,
EHeary mi b, Andrew J. COOK.
me. Mason, Waller L. Batter,
John joyce John Ke.so.
z Geo. H Howard, David RULER.
John Wtlliams, Benz amin +, mostly.
Joseph hnllsy, Charles Thorn pson.
nD0oss Of the above. m len toned men were sub
sutntss. and never reported for duty.
The usual reward will be paid for the Ap.
prehsnsion and delivery at camp Of said m en-.
Wh.J PE0RAM,
Captain Com 'd'e Purcell Battery.
Camp Barlow. Caroline CO Va,
April 70. 1901 ( au90-1tA
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4 lPENiN1 lnls ulorGiny. grss, Gag Aus. NJ
No. ii Main o.. S.0Oa handsome wooden
splendid buck and cloth asantlsts, for ladies; 50
pairs large He'd Blaukets 70 be sold Oh very cheap
2Q0 Oamhris Bsnds, 70 b. rur Oh IT "a. es0h
200 pair finest quality sls-k Cashmere Hose. to b
run Cd for Soc, worth el.ac, 5000 wards cheap
Dress Goods al bought as emotions SO pair chill
drsns' stockings. ~ styles; $1,000 yszds blsashsd
C,ossou 10000 yards splendid Dreas f'rfmmings d
The latsst styles, ~ half price and len. Oal and
and get he bs gains, eliAsr Wholeaals q retail u
KZEKIEL6 u Main q.
Don I 6nYRsA Mailert'a old stsud-Nn II 10 -
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4 4 AKYLAND BATFAj.fOE

The undersigned has neen authorized 70 or.
ganixs Battalion Of ] 4 fantry, to form part
Of the Maryland Lint.
Under an act OF Oc ngTess, approved Fab.
ruary 10, 1867, any nat. We or adopted citisen Of
Maryland may, upon his own application,
be tran ssrred at once 20 the Maryland Line.
Or any company composed OF citiaens OF
Maryland or the District OF Columbia may,
upon applica ton, be so transferred
individuals or com p&nies deairous u join.
sr9 this Battalion, will apply In perscn at u .
Office of WESTON Il WILLIAMS, No. IL
Pearl sire ct, or by mail TO
J. A. WESTON.
NH lR-l Richmond. Va.
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~ CT1CE.--Capt. WM. W. PARK Ek'b Com.
II pany Of LIGHT ARTILLERY having been
:oustered into esrvices and secpred a battery Of
SIX guns, are now In tie camp of instruction, erd
will receive few moro RECRUITS. II shay &re
Of the right sort. Apply 1t bis oiaca IN the Law
I2c,lA,oo At nncA mn i0-ta
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Robert doodson is about 10 years cid. about
feet inches high, OF rawbouad, muscular
frame, dark, swarthy com lexion, black eyes,
hair. and beard, and slight xtoop In the
sh0u lders an 10. o E9t
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z AIDES DEPT or II ENKlUO,l
RIeHnoHL, Val March 2Sth, 1869. !
PEOIAL ORDERS, No. ~.

VI. Recruits, with or without oicers In
charge, conv6lescents and otk OF soldiers,
now or hereafter detail ned IN this city, FOR
any canss whatever. will imms diatsly pro
coed to Camp Wipder, near the Reservoir
and repor. to Colonel John C. Porter, com
handing at tn at post
BY order Of Brigadier General JoEJ II.
WIEDER. l.. X. PAGE,
NH 9i-d4w Assistant Adult a. General.
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Patent balances,
MIL and Gross. cut Saws,
Roller Buckles.
Wagon Hames,
6oyth Blades.
Grain cradle
MIL saW Files,
Wrought and Gus Malta
Finishing Nsils,
Coll Chain, u and k-inohj
Mill Screws,
For sale by OLARKSON = 90,
apll No. los Main street.
VWJD NEWS FUR TIE AFFLfCTEn-
(I CONSUMPTION NO LONGER To
8E DREADED-FORRESr rs PRkPARA.
TON OF THE OIL OF TAR-This psspara.
tion posseses all the properties Of the tar for
healing the lungs. 1t las been used With grv q
success - IN external DUPLICATION In cases Of
Rheumatism. eu..igta. Goat, a. 20, Sores Of
any kind Il lie highly recommended By ali who
have 1ssd it. Get . bottle and ~ Il. Orders
from oil parts o. the 1Dnfsdersey promptly n
tended to by enclosing 81 hOs the Tar and he az
press charges nom Richmond 70 the plass intend
Cd for the Medicine to be sAut TO. Address
J. p OUvAL Druggist Ae.,
mhf9 icimnnd. "a.
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HlADoUARrARs URDNAyos DaPARfA'r,
Richmond, Va, March 18Th, 1861.
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
having good double barrel shot guns, sport
ing rides. or any kind OF weapons that will
be useful in the neld. These arms Will es
fnirly appraised on thsir delivery in Rich.
q ond, and payments Will be promptly made
Agents here tofore coIlect1ne state arms
for this Department are requested to collect
and forward these private arms a. promptly
as possible. ). DIMMOCK,
NH 2Q-n Col. OF Ordr auce Of Virginia.
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AID R01
Of had
AddresSf
sS-a'
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REORUITI9 Office, I
Richmand April L. 1879 (

hCONC1I ~ OE 1CEI,
Richmond, April II, 1859.
Sn RELIABLs RECRUITS WANTED
s)U for an an old company In the 6oth reg
iment Virginia volun teers, FIoyd's brigade,
now stationed In the Southwest, tat Ahing.
don, Va.)
Persons wishing to join volunteer compa-
MES now have good chance, win induce
meuts in this com pany which are rarely 20
be met with In organised companies.
The usual bounty Of Fifty Dollars will b.
paid each recruit at the time Of enlistment.
Oall a. my Office without delay, two
doors above 9th and sOnth side OF Broad ST.,
up stairs LIEu1. JAS q. MASON,
ap lifts Recruiting OfRcer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-05

The ART OF BoRRowINa.-"My DEAR said
a young Paris lady 10 q female friend, do
you believe that miserly x. would lend me
three thousand francsP' x. was the name
of we'll known sporting man. ut depends
upon chance" was the answer. "How shall
! see about Il ~ Take apen and write; Wy
dear Alfred, have been disappointed in the
receipt Of some money this morning. Could
YOU bring me, this evening, three thousand
francs, and, at the same time, carve pleas
ant which have Just received2 Ernestiue I"
"And do.you believe" when the letter is
sent, "thst shall have my money p
"With that note, my dear, you will not get
any money" "Why did you make me write
it 2" Because it was necessary that first
note should precede second-do you
What write again ~ "Three lines only;
my dear Alfred, think of my note as not
sent. Just after had dispatched it re.
received my money. Don't forget, however,
to come and sup with me. The pheasant is
superb" This letter was sent like the first.
"Now see what will happen" said the lady
friend; "Alfred will feign not to have re-
ceived your second letter, and will make a
show of generosity when he thinks that
you need no money" 1.-THE rest ia with
yourself" All was executed according to
form; the sporting man gsllantly offered the
3000f. convinced that they would not be ac-
cepted; but, TO his horror, the lady quietly
pocketed the money. And to add TO his
disappointment, no pheasant was there to
eat.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-05
CONsTIT TUTIONAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCY OR INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD,

How many Thousands Of mon and women are there
who are at this time suffering out miserable exist
ence from at perDicous practice self polutionf
Look at their pslid, emacisted and diss cured faces
and their broken down constitutions dsqualifying
them from the happiness of marriage or the enjoy
meut Of life In this horrd situation Thousands suf.
er, until death closes the Let parents guar
dians or frie ds attend to those who suffering
with any of those horrible, life destroying malades
see that they cared for aud cured before be
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATEs,
No. l53 sycamore-street, first door below Fifth
street Cincinr att, Ohio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 years. aud
who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY Or ANY OTHER INJgRI.
Gus DRUGS. 1t is important to those afflicted, or
to those who in terested in the welfare Of their
friends, to be careful OF the many PRHTENDKD DOC
TORS, who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill in curing all diseases In few days imposing
upon the public By using the names Of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places. De,
therefore, careful and make strict inquiry before
you risk your life, you may fall into the hands Of
these charlatans.
N. B.-Dr ]. KATKS will attend his patients
personally, and be found in his efIice, No 153
Sycamore. street, frat door below Fifth, from s
o'oo ok in the morning until . in the evening ALI
confidential no13-u
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Army Stores.
0TIIcE oF THE U. S. SUBSISTENCE DEPOT,
No. q Public Landing,
CTNrrNGATr nhfn Iapuapg

0TIIcE or THE U. s. SUBSISTENCE DEPor,)
No. Public Landing,
CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 81, 1852. J
RIDS WILL BE RECEIyED (RROM
AR first hands, and from citizens 10y al to the Gov
ernment Of the United States only until IL NJ Feb
ruary 8, 1862, marked Proposals, to be opened
February 5, 1862" for
1888 barrels Mess Pork, full weight;
t00OO lbs Bacon Sides, ribbed clear ribbed or clear,
800 bTs, seat Extra suporane Flour, in barrels, lined
100 600 lbs Hard Bread, in barrels, lined;
26 bushels Beans, in barrels, lined;
1900 lbs Bice, East India or Carolina in barrels,
lined;
1900 lbs. Hominy, coarse, in barrels, lined;
10000 lbs Rio Coffee, in double sacks;
24,000 lbs Brown Sugar, in barrels, lined;
l,90 gallons Vinegar, in barrels;
loo lbs. Star Candles in boxes, full weight;
1890 lbs Soap, in boxes;
100 bushels salt, in barrels, lined.
Cooperage must be of the best kind, and no charge
for packages; barrels all to be OF hard wood All
the above stores to be OF the best quality and to be
delivered on or before the 10th day of February,
1862, at the q. 3 Subsistence Depot, No. Publ5
Landing. ALI articles must be ready for inspection
Packages to be marked "U. s. Assistant Uom-
missary of Subsistence aud with gross weight,
taTe and net weight also, with the contents, anne
and address OF seller.
Bids for part of the above stores received which,
for convenience, should be separate for tho different
articles.
The beans and salt to be measured in bushels Cor
samples requested, as far as practicable. The hard
bread must be thoroughly dried and cooled before
packing. THOMAS FOSTER,
ja3l tfe4 Captain and Com. Of Subsistence.
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vVvHE STATE OF OsIO, HAMILTON

IUNHE STATE OF OBIO, HAMILTOE-
COUNTY, SS.-superior COURT of Cincinnati.-s
mo: l44% l-Attachment- Jason Evans, Briggs
ners ss Evans 90, plaintiffs, VS. Robert NewoOm
and Franklin G. kewcom, partners as q. =. New.
com (drawersG Horace d. Chpman, George Gillis-
partners Chipman Gillispie (acceptorB) William
L.. Brown and John l., Guisinger, partners as Gui-
singer niger y Br9Sn 1S Nnd0rsersl: ,,,,,-
GuisiDger and William l.. Brown, are hereby aoti.
Ted that on the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1861, the
SAID piaintittts II said Court died theiT petition
therein the fleet and demand of which 10 h. recoVe1
q Judgment against the said defendants for $4,000
and interest from February !, 1851, on draft Of
ctmber 8 1860 and the said defendants are notified
that William b. Williams aud SamuelV Ried, part
n hsTs as Williams Ried and Thomas D SMITH
order Of alta 5hment has been issued 10 said ao-
tion and levied upon the following described prem
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground situated
In Cincinnati, commencing forty nine 49) feet from
the south; west corner Of Richmond and john
streets, and running thence southery along the lin
igck at right angles seyeEty feet; thence north-
mi twaTdly at right angles sxty.O feet; theno0
sng. ht angles seventy feet, to the place Of begin
taWeba
Also, that lot of ground situated in the Oity Of
Cincinnati, County Vt Hamilton, Ohio, on the nSrth
side OF Sixth street, between Central Avenue and
side OF Si1 tn street, two hundred and sixty Ave
65 feet west of Central at the east side Of
Trustee thence running east twenty one (2l) feet,
and running back northWardly the same width
back to George street, on line parallel to john
street
The said defendants are required to answer or d.
muir TO said petition on or before the 28th day Ol
December, d 1861 otherwise Judgment will b
taken against them and said attached property
ocsi-fWy NJ ii W. TILDEN, for Plaintias.