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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
"They so right to the Spst."

"They 50 right to the Spst."
INSTANT Relief STOP YoURCOUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH!
STRENGTHEN YOUR voICEl
3PAL.DINa'9
Throat Connections,
ARE.
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SpALDING'S THROAT CONFEC-
TIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALD!NG'S THROAT CONFEC
TIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
PALDINGrS THROAT CONFEC
IIONS.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE ENTs
My signature is on each package. All
others are counterfeit.
nncknce will be sent bv mail prepaid
on receipt Of Thirty Cents.
ADDRESS,
HENRY G. SPALDING,
Nc. 4s CEDAR STREET
NETWORK.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,

Containing full Telegraphio reports Of
news and the markets up to the hour Of 60
ing to press, at 3 p. m, and where trains
leave in time for the Second Edition, up to
p. M, each afternoon, will be mailed to sub
scribers at 500 Per Aanum. $500 for
six months $500 for three months.
NEWS DEALERS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
supplied at 500 per hundred copies. (Ex-
press charges five cents per package) The
Daily Evening Journal may be had Of all
newsmen in tho principal places in Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana and Southern
Michigan, and Of oil the traia boys on the
trains that leave the city on the evening of
its publication.
THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Containing all the news Of two dailies, is is
sued on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evening, and conts ms the news in the Dali
~ Of hose days,-at "a 90 Per Annum, $500
for 6 Months. 81 90 for Months.
Clubs of 5, OF SO 80 each. Clubs ofIO, at
SIS SO. Clubs Of 20, at 3 rs. Clubs Of so, at
S. 90.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

GIN A. a REMEDIAL AGENT.
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMU.
LIANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of the
- Medical Profession and the Family, having
uperseaed the so-called s.Gins" "Aromatic,"
Cordial" dedicated" "Schnapps," etc., 10
nowcndorsed by oil Of the prominent physi-
clans chemists and connoisseurs, % possess
ngnll Of those intransic medicinal qualities
(tonic and diuretic) which belong to an OLD
and PURE Gin Put up in quart bottles and
sold by druggists, groccrs, etc.
A. N. BININGER d CO.,
Established in l778) Sole Proprietors,
No. 10 Broad street, N. Y.
For Sale BY D. 8. BARNES CO, No. Is
Park Row, New York.
Our long expcr fence and familiarity with
the requirements Of DRuGoisrs, and our SUI
perior business faculties, enable us to furnish
them with choice Liquors for medical and
maily use. v3 n12 1ysar
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

LAMPS and LANTERNS, ! coed
assortment at prices % low % the lowest
Cal! and sssi . the Pioneer Drug Stare
45@ti~axY YSt#a@ 4f4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

GPERM. Winter Bleached, Neatsfoot, Tam
~ nersand Linseed Oils, Paints and Paint
tsr's tools, sold by A. & 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

SAVE THEpIEE CESl
ECONOMY! DISTA TCH!
Esy-"A Srlcn IN TINE SAVES NiNE.'~0sa
AS accidents will happen, even in well reg
ulated families. it is very desirable to have
some cheap and convenient way for repairing
Furniture, Toys Crockery, &c.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household
can afford to be without it. It is always
ready. and up to the sticking point.
.USEEUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B "A Brush accompanies each Bottle
ice, j cents
Address,
HENRY G.. SPALDING.
No. 4S Cedar Street. New York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

pare VI lhS y AIon, unu VIII uO all In us power
te assist in crushing out the causeless rebel
lion, which has called half million Of armed
men into the field, to defend the Stars and
Stripes.
But the newsraper-reading public of the
West know too well what THE CHICAGO
EVENING JOURNAL is, to be told of it. 1t
is only necessary is say that it now has
facilities for giving
The Lato1t n ews,
That it has never enjoued before and that its
EDITORIAL and REPORTORIAL FORCE will
be increased to An extent that warrants us in
promising % able and good general news
paper, as is, Or can be, pub ishel out of New
York. While it's Political Earacter sh all be as
it always has been, fully up with the demands
Of the times-conservative in spirit, bold in
expression, and firm in the support of
RIGHT PRINCIPLES AND MEAS
URES,
opposing V-,ong in all its forms, amassing
out fearlessly in maintenance Of
The Cause Of Justice and the People,
as opposed to the Vaccinations and intrigues
of arrogance. cliques, and corrupt combina-
tons for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of ambitious
men or special interests, ~ the expense Of the
public welfare, it vii at The same time dis
euss all subjects and questions of a public
character freely, carefully and candidly, and
give as fu and comprehensive an abst ract of
the general intelligence of the day as can be
crow ded into its columns.
It's Commercial and :fIaauciol De-
ptrt8cnts
shall BE more full than in years past, in pro-
and public importance.
The Telegraph Department
shall be second to that Of no paper in the
West. We shall continue to receive the
regular Associated Press dispatches, and all
the speca intelligence that our careful re-
rorters, stationed at the more important news
centres Of the country, can send us.
Tie Locul Intelligence
shall continue to he given with that degree Of
promptness and fullness that has hitherto
rendered The journal the best Chicago local
paper.
Pledged to no Party, Lnt that efthe People, In
Rutnced dv no consideration, but that IF the public
good, seeking no reward but that which an APP
preci1tire public bestow in return for honorable
and nntriny efforts to ed.6y, instruct and please
them,
The publisher Of the Journal asks the support
of the people Of the Northwest in his efforts
to give them
An. INDEPENDENT AND HONEST NEWS
PAPER,
that dares speak the truth boldly on ALL sub
jects, and that loves to advocate right cause
and to assist in the promotion aud success Of
oN right measures Of public policy, enterprise or
usefulness.
With this general announcement of the
Character and purposes Of The Journal, --and
the assurance, which is scarcely necessary.
that the Government and Army of the union,
Cause Of Liberty, and the Doctrines Of the
Constitution, will find in it as true and watch
full and firm q friend rs lives in the world,
We sumbmit our claims to an intelligent peo-
pie, for their continued support and patron
age.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

That it has never enjoucd before and that its
EDITORIAL and REPORTORIALF FORCE will
be increased to An extent that warrants us in
promising % able and good general news
paper, as is, Or can be, pub ishel out of New
York. While its Political Cdrdcter sh all be rs
it always has been, fully up with the demands
Of the times-conservative in spirit, bold in
expression, and firm in the support of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

Reg-A single bottle Of SPALDINGS
PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost
nually.-@
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE !!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

physicians will do we'll to call and ex-
j anime our stock and prices. before serd
ing East fer their supplies. "A. & >.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

NO person who contcmplates purchasing
1 Sewing Mashine for family or manufact
nrirg purposes, shop u lfail to send for one Q
our Circulars which scontains cuts and full
descriptions Of the several styles, prices an,
samples ofwork, all of which We send by mai
free. We claim to have the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

Milton Briggs, ESQ: Dear sir-The Amcri-
can Insurance Company has not filed its ar
ticles Of incorporation in my office. Tho
Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company Is the
only insurance compony that has ever filed
Articles Of Incorporation in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of State,
BY Jno. A. Davis, Deputy
vg.lCu ~S41
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

For either Family or Manufacturing Purposes
And all We ask is o fair trial. Read the
following:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

Gig CoNacL-The regular monthly meeting at
the City Counci! hei,i at o'clock yesterday
evening Present Nessrs. Saunders Bur- Grat
tan, CrutehIri, Eprs, Haskins Denoon, Scott and
Wynne
The report uf tl,. Commissioners IL Stock Was
presented and ordered 10 be printed.
The Committee II procure salt repor ed That they
Go for IL t.i bushels, to be delivered in ulonthiv
nstaiuan,a Of 600 bushels at s per bushel and
had Made arrange mens for its distribution AMONG
the cltixenE the salt 10 te paid for IN city honda
The Council granted permission iss,e the f-iui-
sits bonds
The SUM Of $500 W.s y"is,i Ia .liitr the CINE
house 10th street is - receive tht steam fire.
engine presented 10 the city by portion Of The
Insurance otiices located in Richmond
The Chamberlain was directed t0 notify, through
the papers ali psrsoEs and tirms .wha have coni-
menced business sincs. ist of February that The
ordinances required: that they shall apply 10 The
Council for license and on falling TO do that they
will incur penalty of $40 per day.
The Keeper OF Oakwood Cemetery reported To
the Council that 4 $50 soldiers had been buried
there from Isl September. 1861, 10 Isl September,
1862
tha part nt 1he eifY. 10 attend meeting of ihe
Directors of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company al Lynehburg. Ga Wednesday, nsxt-yiz.
H. J. aa,uns.ers, Thoa. T.. EpPs, and Geo t.fut.h-
tIrl.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

Adfices received in this city yesterday give
strong hope thai the Perpoint dynasty in Nortn-
western Virginia will very terminate its exist
eaee. Our forces sre making inroads III that sec
Ion which it is confidently believed I'LL speedily
end in riddng that portion of The Stale OF the dis,
loyalty with which it las heretofore been cursed.
lev days since Buckhsnnon. in upshur county,
" as occupied by our forces under Gen. 1. q. Jen-
kiAs, late member OF Congress from tLe kaIawLa
district, and ii is thought that tLs he has pos
'-.sion of Grafton, the Junction Of the Baltimore
s-d Ohio and Northwestern Virginia railroads.
As Gen. J advanced the 10y al people of the conn
Try were fiooking 10 his standard by hundreds, and
ii Was expected that in a brief period OF time he
would have Il force sntiieient 10 wipe CIT the
uis.ns 81 Federalism ia the West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09
CONFEDEKATE CONGK EAS
MoaDAY se1iember &, 1862.

MoaDAf September Z. 1862
siaATE-TLe senate uist at Io O'Clock. Prayer
" shs Kew J. b. Couiiiag. ot the Methodist Epis
eopsl Church
ar faneeys of Aiatama introduced biii TO
I.sasie the nomination Of Brgadier Gene, ais the
1lee' OF which is to give 10 each State something
axe qucta OF such officers He called attention
- ,Ie fAef tEat Virginia hs.d twenty seven All the
Asld While Alabama b 81 but igs, three u whom
s.iy were really from Alabama. Gems. Rhodes and
Asaoesier were appointed from. Alabama, tut we've
~. 70 isei from that State. Al hama Lhd sent
.Ay inli regiments to tie field aboas ons Lundred
S"psnies, ~ snd various batt alions He thought il
a 'e 70 tns saior of The troops and 10 the States
ourselves aa that such Eysi1m were adopted,
., ne biii vas referred 10 the Jndici&ry C0iumit
A.. AT Hill, vi Ga, introduced bill changing the
-. oi the assembling Of the next regular ssason
Loagress, from tbs ist Monday in December 10
"sea.nssdsy, the 18th ot February nsxt
nso. resolution tbat congrsss shall adjourn Oh
nns the 22d of Sspssnhsr, which MAS laid svssQ
a@.n tomorrow
e. ~ Orr ohsrad resclntina, which Was adopted,
sa lns committss On Military Affairs inquire in10
~ ieuisss Of Esposasd sxeeafions ~ C1nfsde
ssA soldiers b. Gen. Braax.
A.. npesrow, from ths EonM5ftes an nIitafy
risssA ssports6 baek the bill ~ - pypent a.
Es n. Aeeeaaed soldiera - ~ bin sstablfsh
neak of oaAstsrmastsT.<ea1eet - - -
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ssr,~.. FROM rENNE>sEE.

c.'7fF ihs'oaa. Sept. 1.Privats Information 10
the kss'! it"fn " .nehsstsr. says ii is absolutely
eertain thai basii'a entire iorrs is';eymid Mnr.
treeSDGro
t&is 90 courier iakon 10 North Alabama,
with dispatches from Buell. 10 KoseeI ans, urging
The ilttor Ia join The t"rer al ash lie with ali
possible speed.
Tie whole 0i Middle Trhnesses Is ia !. blaze and
tie people are preparing IA join the Confederate
army. They ha,e suffered greatly nom th- Z an-
Zee oceapstinn Of their country, AMI swss.T ven
geanca Lei all foingeeg from Middle Ten,sa sea
now iio.Ho.
fans 60 ruinors say that Loulsyi!le Is captaI~.t -
We Also have encouraging r,ianfs from between
Decatur ans: Coialabis, moi proper Ia mention
Gen. bragg afniy ;g ia The higtest spirits, and
will be ins ,nrhe under Tho influence OF tie go
rioua Eeos from Virginia snd Kentucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09
TIE BURNING IS WINCHESTER.

la our notice of thu evacuation Of Winchester ii
"as stated that the Federal troops bad Uantsniy
sei fire To aid destroyed enine block Of baiid-
ilgr. From parties from he Valley We learn Thai
tbs block oi buildings an the very heart of The
ey, and Included the Tas ior Hotel. the largest
and finest public honse IN tits Valley. The whole
square rss swept by The fary Of the flames moth
iag bui bare ais being left of the finest improved
Loases 40 The town la biowing up the magazine,
'ae Yankee who applied the toreh WAS also blown
up oar eayary force captured ia The yis'inity Of
winchester about 90 prisoners.
~ harpers Ferry large number Of negroes
were recovered by our forces. who belonged 10 par
'es ia different parts OF The Valley. We have
leard tie nnIib.r stated high 6)tsen h.nassd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

HaatfhFs csen The rran!as ,aonii.Ig term .f
ih- a alfermsna tnt,If commenced in ika cuy Hall
yesterday al ~ hrdtk. Prssant Recorder Css.
HE, seHtoF Alderman SaaxayG aud Aldermen Bray,
fiuibaFsake and Lips of0b
aainea Coy'e vas arraigned for exsshin alton Tor
Stealing sTD gold watches valued at $50 each one.
efiBtn VALUED at lJ four silver Watches valued at
80 each aEd hSa in none THE property Of Simon,
Brown TIE robbery effected al tho Colum.
bia'i Hoiei, where Browa Has boarding. The proof
being af'siaeIor, the prisoner sent for trial
before Judge Lyons ID murphy WAS examined fol-
stealing mule worth 500 from the city, and sent
on for trial. James Brown. for stealing wagon
worth $50 fram John NJ Pntieu WAS also examined
and sent on Robert Bnreh. for stealing pistol
worth S5U iron, Valentine sehryer was also sent
"s.-tsspaf Mccormick, charged with forging {.
pager toe tbs pnrpasa af procuring u marr age
liesuss. ai,o underwent an examination aud was
sosnzntatsa iss siaa hsfofs Jufss Lyess nvfnsn
savs of Mts ~, = Hin was tried fer atteInptsug
IL hnrn dawn aef mistress house and being fotsnsi
guilty., was a.enrsd 10 sale and transportation be
You'd the iaiiia as she 3o,Itlaru tonfedsracy
Tha 'ourt adjourned until ii o'clock this mern,
ing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

tinucd. resulting In the rebels being driven. back
aud retiring to some parts unknown
Onr loss during the spirited engagement " III not
exceed one hundred and fity in all, while that OF
the rebels wRn much greater.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

/. The latest Nofsharn papers received o: the
4ta inst Nearly all o. them devote 4 shert space
ia enlogy Of Gen. Phil Kearney, who was killed
az Manassas. II will be seen from our extracts
that the lying reports have become little less Ia
grant, and indicate that the Yankees Will in few
days acknowledge the terrible defes, they have
Nustaiaede
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09
INAV SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES.

Tie subserit..Ts late te sehefs In Mr. r. T.. LH.
FansgE's seh0o!. viii apeh ii DAY SCHOOL. FOR
YOUNG LADIES ID the bniliins formerly ocs,l-
pied by list gentlsmsn nj the corner of Craze and
FoaIsLee sts the Isl al October.
Persons iahing in;nfmatioa will call nj Mr. Jao.
N Hordon's, cosner OF Franklin and sih sts antfl
the 18th OF sapte1abss; after which time. at the
s.ha.i building. tiF.ca II rect
Miss n. e. GORDON,
a. A. ERICSSON,
se i-iai' VIM f. GKABAu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09
EDUCATIONAL


I|EMALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH InIL-Ths
Il th,rd session will CONNER October lst le63
and close July 1. 1864. The vi instruct ION
viii embrace So heretofore the primary and higher
English hranshes, Latin, French. and Music On rhs
fiand + L PRICE
Sc o~"" torprs hiaishall ani 9Th sta
AIRS GRACa BENNETT viii open SCHOOL
lNi FOR GIRLS on the Isl 81 October sest n.i
"vb street IL Clay
tiiilfen t'm e.sh: {" eleven Years .f age " Ill
IL received. be 9-sws
NouT'EEh FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ RICHMOND, Va.
This Institution will he re opened ON the ,irst
Monday in October nexL with a full corps of in
atrue'ors III every department. For terms Ac ap
ply to the Prime pal. ID. LEE POWELL, A. Nj
- its Box 81. Richmond Va
MISS SALLY s. RICHARDSON vii resnmss
INl the exercises Of her school. on The first day
ef October Rexf, Clay street, De, ween I'd and Cd
Rsferanees-M ID. iioge. D. D.. Col. VIM T.
aidniofi- ses-lutf
~ S SQuikEs SELECT CLASSICAL AND
u. ENGLISH SCHOOL. corner of Main and Isl
ssa. Richmond. Va. fha iGti session will .nil,
nienee on the 2sth of Sept, tst1.
PROT A. la goMBARiE. Teacher in Modern
LangGages
JOHN A. CALYU, Teacher i'll Drawing
80 e-ims
MISS JESSIE GORDON's SCHOOL. win be re-
lSl opened Oh lie LIST OF October. ri AIR JaInas
Macnnrda's Grace street. next door St Psnl's
Church. se s--Imt
ID oGEK MARTIN will resrins the duties of his
1 l. SCHOOL. on the Ist ot October, Clay st.,
tatw zen 9TH and Uih
TERMS.
payable semi annually in advanced
Usual Eagiis.i branches $50 %
Engs!, with Latin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 00
ROGER MARTIN. Principal
JOHN II. BEkIk, Assistant All l9--2m&
Al RS. PELLETS SCHOOL, pOR YOUNG IA
M DIES.
BROAD SrRsEf betwesn lDih and iith
Ti- futeh of this School will be resumed the ls
hDet"bef, OH the same plan As in former years.
Pupils 10 ihe Primary Department will receive
their due share ot attention from ths Principal.
For trri6s hui Circulars apply ta
Mrs =. L. PELLET,
t~-i,m' Next door Id Methodist Church
IN =. CkUAtf will resume the duties Of his
SCHOOL on MONDAY. the I'D September
1862, ri Ssuudarss Hall. Fousheo street, between
Broad and Grace.
TERMs.-s35 and $40 per session. payable omar
terly in advance. aeJ-lm&
II T.. C. SALTER's ENGLISH AND CHS.
W. SIf.iI SCHOOL.--rhe tenth session ot
this School will open MONDAY. the sk.d inst, in
the Baptist Chapel, on ith 81, between Clay and
Marshall Circulars giving full particulars, MAY
be lad At the bookstores from the subscriber ut
his school reo:n, where, after the sth inst he may
te found daily from g 10 |: oeloca
~ 1-tfaDs t. L. G.. SALTER
!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

4 >EMALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH iIiI.I-~Thu
T. thra session will commence October lst, la6.
sili close July 1863 The course of instruct ION
viii embrace So heretofore, the primary aud higher
English branches, Latin French and Music On 1ts
fian6. + L PRICE
sr n~"N t0rpef hiai snail aud .ith sIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

TIME NEXT SESSION OF THE
LYNCHBURG FEMALE SEMINARY
X ii upen Monday, the 2sd af September
lsde, ana close the Isl July. 1861.
Competent tesehsrs have been employed in ihs
several departments
TERMS:
Board for the entire session, exclusive Of wash
ing --..........-....-....... Ss2ss0 90
Tuition la The higher English branches 40 10
Tuition ,n the primary department.. IA ~
Tnittoa ia ianguaees- ancient and motsfar-
for each language a--.....-.--.... 20 ~
Tuition la Musie an piano or guitar each sal 90
For use OF piano. acknowledgements. 10 90
Pupils who board al the Seminary will ne
quired TO furnish their own towels.
OIefourth Of all elarges 10 be paid 0n The day of
entrance .fotirihssn fha LIST of December Iatss
ana-faarth On fhe 18th OF February. lst1l anal the
resasinDg fourth On tbs lat of Nay, lsss.
Further information can be otttiassl by writing
to the Principal. Mrs. ROKT L. BROWN,
Lyuehhurg. isth Aug lsffs. Principal.
Inns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

y LURtnuS MEMS BLOCKADE Run
NJ Inst received per laat steamer. large as
sorim-nt Of GOODS comprising. araanS 1asay
scarce srsices
ladies' Mofosco aud ttaite hoots
Misses' add Chiidfens Shoes,
Mems and Boys Shoes and Hrssaiss
Safvaniss Shoes, OF sill ssEss
Ladies. Aissess, aud Chiidren's Hoop Skirts.
Alsb. an ss1s.tlneut oi Iaties Ggess s1oods Of
sii kIaua Fiarnsl ransgtoon daods. Also Mems
sad Guys Clothing and Uaiershirts. Brown ana
Eleaehsd sEiztings. sU0 bales OF Cotton srns ana
ether aaods 10 sssit the times dive us cali ana
see for yourselves l.. ROSE. ass Broad a.,
sa5 ins natNsen IA and "A sSH
- tiENERAt. GOafAaIAAION NERGHANTH
We she aaders.gns-t. have farmed q 60 pertners
sAip tor The purpose Of conducting uHNERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS. and have taken ia
eammodiasis warehouse on Cary, bstwesa t3th an1
Virginia asrssts. Two daars shsvs MeaseA aAnssi
Ayr~s s. Son.
We solieit eonsignnssnis sf T6baeeo WhAea,
Corn. Flour bAsaa. Lard, knftsr. an4i II fArl Pm
e1s Of avery description. We M tFtAi mS,sD
Cur friends aud tbs pahliG eenssaly. ass3 tMa, ~
t.fct attention aad rFnmis Tsthrus ~ 1ssis theis
patronage.
HAsin ample raea - ssn ssrsnaAadxa@ psetl.s
with aspsAss On reamsa aaess seFsnas.
Il a MN
GH0xU8 ~ k1d62S.,E - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

HERs. CRAZE BENNETT will open a SCHOOL.
lNt FOR GIRLS on the Isl 81 October sest, s,i
"Th street. G+ 81 Clay
Iileen ituia t..t: r., eleven Years If sya = iii
B+ rCFriSsd. ae .i--s.wS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09

ksuuTiiEi:h FEMALE INSTITUTES
~ RICHMOND, Va.
This Institution will he rropened ON the lii Il
Monday III October nexl with a full corps of in
atrue'ors iii every department. For terms Ac aI-
ply to the Principal. ID. LEE POWELL, A. Nj
t--is Picil.r