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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19

"Costar's'' Rat Roach, &c. EStermina,or
'Costar's'
"Ccstar's'' Bod-Bug Extorninator.
''Costar's''
"Costar's' Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
Is be jOc ANp 81 90 Boxes BOTTLES ELASKs, S3&
81 sizes for Plantations Ships, Boats, Hotels,
G u T IN u! To prevent the public from being i'm
posed upun by spurious and Hghiy PtrhtctOaS limitations
new label has been prepared, bearing acsimHe Of
the rroprieors signature. Examine each bOG, bottle
or flssk carefully before purchasing and take nothing
but "CUSTAES.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER,
DOuLLe Sheek. EorkN-E,gkk COLMnlnS.

Dub shed every Morning, Except Sundays,) by VIM.
w. Harding, No l2l South Third Street, Phad.
ephia Pa. The Greatest newspaper of Philadelphia
The trying times Of the nations history in which
live render Il Live Newspaper indis ispcnsablc to
every man who would keep himself informed Of the
important events which are daily transpiring. 10
furnish paper which will meet the just expectations
ofthc public in such time The present requires
amount Of labor and ofeXtraordinary expense of which
the community at large haze no conception. The pub
lIshers Of
THE PHILaDEEPHI.4 INQ UIRER
has spared no efforts mOnoy TO make it all that it
could he made. Besides improving and Strengthening
the home force during the past year, several of the
best Reporters and Letter writer's in the country have
been sent, at great expenses, with the Army and Navy
aud have frequently given the public the first and full
est accounts by telegraph and by mail, of important
EYENTS ar THE SEAT OF " ar.
The Inquirer was the first northern paper give the
account of the atteras and Port Royal victories and
was twelve hours III advance of any paper in the
try in its publication of the details of the Bull Run
Battle. What lhe Inquirer has done is but an earnest
Of what will be done, order give readers aud
best accos Of every event Of interest connected with
THE GREAT REBELLION
and the time have maintain its reputation
the best general newspaper in the country.
The increase in the circulation Of the Inquirer du
ring the year is the best evidence of the extent to
which the public rely upon ii for tile Of the day.
Its circulation has averaged for several months past
OYER TJrO HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIESl
a week, or nearly forty thousand day and 1t has,
during the year, in times OF excitement, reached
seventy thousand day-tcsting the capacity of our
fast to the utmost TO supply the demand. 1t com
menced the New Year with new and beautiful copper.
faced type, and with renewed Vi.or and activity in its
News and Editorial departments.
The Inquirer is trdep in politics.
~ Prices at which the Philadelphia ISQurer is fur.
week; Daily Paper 50 per annum, in advance; Two
months 81; Tri-Weekly 3 All letters should be d
dressed 10 WM. W. HARDING, Publisher,
Inquirer Building, I2l South Third :
A,
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MMXGHAMGh K ElON'Ah

THE Proprietor of this wcllknuwn and centrally oca
| ted House, the ENCHANGE llorEI, situate on Mai.
Street. in Bloomsbury, Immediately 19uusG the Coluin
ba County Court House. respectfully Informs his friends
and tile public in general that his House is now IN or
der for tho reception and entertainment Ui who
may feel disposed to favor it WIth their custom. lie has
spared no expense in preparing tile ENcH 'NGE for the
entertainment of his guests neither shall there be any
thing wanting (un hi@ part 10 minister their personal
comfort His house is spacious and enjoys excellent
business location.
" Omnibusrs run at ali times between ihc Exchange
Hotel ami t3 various Rail Road DcpUts, by which tray
clars VIII b. pleasantly convey TO and from the re-.
spectiyc stations in due time to meet the Cars.
WM. Il. kUONS.
Bloomsbury, July 7, IeC0.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
uJVWV 20 y T"' : y
The Secrets Of Youth Unvcil9

a Treatise on tho Cause # Premature Gccqv-s,
c,an arara,Hr. ,Just PubiShcd book sh0ripg ti,t.
progress and prcsaieace among schools, boh tl..
fcmaicl Of mis- faDi hdbii, pointing om tc io'o,.
progr,ss IF the discasc, trom The cOmmenr rmutiom
II rU he sCm By liaii on recciPt@ trol l3l rcsS.
10 Attendance daily, from in the morning o.
night. and on sundays from til 5P NJ.
Medicines with fun directions sent to Hny part -
United States or Cana@Gs by patirnt' CUmiHUri..
their symptoms by letter Business Currtspul
strictly confidential.
Dir Us Office is strll lOcatcd as establishes
| the name Of DIR. LA CROlN, at No. 81 Maiden lal
! bnnv, n. Y,
Nov. % IejI.-1lm.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
" E W WI Il u 9
Those Preparations (unlikc all others aio
~, ppt

Those Preparations (unlike all others nio
"FrCc from lOisons"
Mot dangerous to the human iamlIy"
"Rats duuut die on the premises"
"Jhey come out of thrii holes to die"
.Thcy are the only iniaable remedies known
81! wears and more established in New York CITY"
Uscd by--the City Post Office.
Itsrd bn--thc city Prisons and station ilOoscs.
Uscd bg--thG city Steamers, Slnps, &c.
Itscd bu--thJ City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
Itscd bu---thC City Hotels 'Astur-St Nicholas, &c.
U.cJ 6g--thl Boarding House, sc. &c.
I'scd bd---mOrc than 100000 Private Families.
~ See Ona or two Specimens OF what Is everywhere
saidby the people Editors-Dcaicrs, &c.
USEkEErERS-tronblcd with vcrmin need be so
no longer. il they use "CosrAEs' EXrrninators. We
We have used ii our satisfaction, and if box costs
81 we would have it. We have tried pUlsuns but they
effected nothing; bat "Co>rNR's' article knocks the
breath ont of Rats, Mice Roaches, and cdiiues qurk-
or than W. can write it, 1t is III great demand all over
the country -.MdtH0 OI Gazette.
MORE GRAIN aud provisions are dcstroyd annually
in Grant County by vcrmiu, than would pay for tons et
this Rat aud Insect Killer. Lancaster Ms HCraid
HENRY Il. COSrNR-Wc are selling your prerara'
tiuus rapidly. Wherever tlwy have been used, Rats
Mice, Reaches and Ncrmn disappear rapidly
EcKER 4 SlOcrfEN Druggists, Windsor, Md
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
DIR. LA CROIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON INN
Physiological View of Marriao.

go PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAVlNGs.-p,..
rwrSrY FrvE CENTS Sent free Of postage 10 al, W
the Union. ON the infrmitics of youth nnd o. l,N
disclosing the secret follies OF boih sexes Of n
causing debility, nervousness, depression Of ~
palpitatiOn Ofthc heart, suicidal imagninps II,
inrv Missions, blNshings defective mcmorv INt4
tinn and lassitude, trift confessions If thri, Ult
oc n Bogrding School .Htss, COiicpe Hu5e,9, "''
ToupP Married Lddy, &c, ~. II is Il truthful ad,'
the married aud those contemplating marriage. wL
tcrtain secret doubts Of their physical condili""
who are conscious of having hnzardcd the hrnm
piness, aud privileges TO winch every human H.
entitled 't
erally caused by bad habit in youth, the sg
which are dizziness, pains, gotiulnuss, sou,r,,
n ringing in the cars, weak eyes, weakness ur u ~
and lower eXtrcmtics, confusion Of ideas, loss y
"rv with melancholy may be- cured by the autbo,'
Paris AND LONDON TREATMENT. '''
Wa have, recently devoted mtrh Of our III,
VISITING TIE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS, ay
our selves of the knowledge and researches of ib
skilled Physicians and Surgeons in Europe and u
tncnt Those who place themselves undcr ort .
viii now have the full buncht of the many NE\y T.
EFFICACIOUS REMEDIES which we are email
Introduce into our practice, and The public may ~,
surcd of the same zeal, nssiduity, SECRECY sll.
lion bping paid to their eases Mich has so suc,f
! ~ vdi,tingul shed us heretofore. as physi,i.n,
| TECJ AR department OF professional PraCtig, E
! past flrCEtg;fro ytdrS'
/ FRrNcu FEMALE PuLs.-ludes who wish for vaaa.
! the efficacy Of which has been tested in thonsatt
! cnscs and pevcr failed to effect speedy cures yg
nnv bnd results viii use none but DIR. UIaucy's
| Periodical Pills The only PrCcaution nee ssntrl
| serve is ladies should not take them il thci li,
son to believe they are ~ certain sU"aiioas Ulo h.
MARS of which will be found on the wrapper ari
/ n,ing each buX,) though always safe and hrar
| gently yet so active are they.
| Price 8 per box. They can be malcd 10 any 10.
the United States or Canada
! 10 THE LADlES--Whp noed = csRf1caiiai r
nd,iscr with regard 20 any Of ,thoSc intrtr,tip,
plants to which their delicate organization =,
Them liable, are particularly invited to co's1it y,
! TuE ''ELsorRo.GAivANlc PEoTECrvE."- For "r,
! ladies whose health will not admit or who have r.
sira TO increase their families, may be obtained g.
It is perfectly sati preventive to conception a.
been extensively used during the last 20 ycat, T.
/ trdurpDd TO 10,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
GuStaVe Aimard's Books.

The Flower of the Prairie" etc. Equal to j. FennI-
more Cooper's "Pathhnder" Price 50 in paper,
or IS cents in cloth.
THE FLOWER OF TIE PRAIRIE. BY Gustave Aimard
author of "rhc Indian Scout" etc Fully equal TO any
thing ever written by j. FGnuimore Cooper. Price 81
cents in paper, or IS cents in cloth.
May "a, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate Of Josiah Hagen5ueh, late Of scott tOwHsh,p'
Columbia County, deceased
NJ Office is hereby given that Letters of
~ Naturalization on The Estate OF Josiah HAG-
fhBuCH late Uf Scott town ship, Columbia county de-.
ceased, have been granted by the Register uf said
county 10 PETER EMF residing IN SCutt townshIp,
Columbia county Al persons having ciaims or de-
munds against the Estate Of the are requested
present them for settlement aud those ind.tgJ TO
make payment without delay.
April &c, ls6a-Ct qlaipisiretor
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
CatiawiSSa Rail Road,
Philadelphia Is Reading Rail Road.

Philadelphia s. Reading Rail Road.
TVlNTER ARRANGEHENT
lE, sss st mi OF r&SSE&%EE N5yemSc, l!J IhN'N|'
U'assing Reading
DownTo Philadelphia, at go and III NJ, ]? noon,
IN To- Puttsville, at 1850 a NJ, and j,I2P
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG;
Western Express from New York, at l.01 AN.
Mail Trains, at 1855 NJ and j,ij NJ
On Sundays, the Down VI Tram passing Reading,
at Q,2O A NJ and Up Train, at J,jI + NJ.
Both 1890 NJ and j,i3 T NJ, up Trains connect at
Fort Clinton for Tamaqia, Wiiamsport Elmira Bun.
alu Niagara aud Canada.
The 1880 NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilkcsbarrc, Scranton aud lfttstun.
The Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pcms ylvauia Railroad for
psburg 2, and all points West: and the Mail Trains
connect at Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chambersburg,
Snnbury Williamsport, Lock llayen, Emira and the
Canadas,
Through First.Clnss Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the principal points in
! the North and West and the Canada"
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
with e6 Coupons, 2j per cent discount between any
points desired
MILEAGE TICKETS,
! Good for 5000 miles between all points at S4j--for
Families and Business Firm ami Season 1icbetS good
for the holder ouy for three months in any Passenger
train rhiadclphiu at $40 each School Season Tick
| cts one .tllrd less.
| L. Passengers will take tn, Express Train West at
thu UPPER DEPOT, aud all other Trains, at the LOW
! Err DEpOT
| 20 lbs Of baggage allowec each passenger
u Passengers are requested To purchase their rex
cts before entering the cars, as higher Fares charged II
Uptran- leave iIhiladclpa for Reading. Iiarn sbura
and rottsyic at M, 3,lj NJ, and at 43J NJ, for
! Reading only.
- Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by GOa A.
NJ Accommodation Truiu to Iilauoiphlu and return
| at s. 30 each. g. a, NICOLAS,
Genera iSHpcriHtcRdcnt.
/ 1870
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19
FLOWER SEEDS BY Ul3,

WE will forward hy mail to any part or III, T.
States, postpaid, amy varieties that may BE- oUf.
thn following prices:
10 varieties selected from those priced at scent.
per rapor
- varieties selected from those priced at 10 cent,
per paper
varieties selected from those priced AT ~ cent,
per paper
per paper
svarirtics selected from those priced at q cents
per paper
5 varieties selected from those priced at % cent,
per paper
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-19

sG'Fsrming is healthy occupation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28

a more distracted phantasm than vo,,
common place eloquent speaker, as he 1.
,ouno on pIatlorms, in parllaments, or
Kentucky stumps, at tavern dinners. in
windy. empty, insincere times like ours -
The excellent stump orator. as OF ad
miripg Yankee friends define him he who
IN any occurrent set OF circumstances car
start forth, mount upor his stump. his ro..
trum, tribune. place in Parliament or othe,
ready elevation, and pour forth from him Il.
appropriate excellent speech his inter
prst0tion Of the said dcircumstances-in tuc /
manner as poor, windy mortals ronnd him
shall cry bravo TO; he is not an artist l can
much admire, as matte rs go. Alas b.
Is IN general merely the wipdiest IL morta
OF them all, and Is admired for being so
into the bargain. Not windy blockheaG
there who kept silent but is better OF thar
this exceilent stump orator. Better off, foI
a great many reasons-for this reason, (ver.
there no other0 the silent one is not admired
the silent SUSPECTS, perhaps partly admits
that he is a kind Of blockbead from which
salutary self knowledge the excellent stump
orator is debarred. A mou.h .piece of chac
to poor, ghted morta.s that lend ear &c
him as TO voice from Cosmos, this excelien
tump orator fills me with ans u ment No
empty these musical wind.EtterGr ces q
his; they are bIg with prophecy: they M
Iounce, too audibly to me, shat the eId @!
many things Is drawing nigh''
"ln those healthy tim es, e aided By silent In
stinc's. and the monitioa Of nature men had
from old been used to tea n themselves what
IL was essential to learn, by the Que SURF
method OF learning anything, practical ap-
premiership to tt. This was the rule for az
classes; as It now is the rule, ualuckily. 70,
only one class. The Young noble, before ID.
schoolmaster was after i'm. wen appren ice
to soms older noble entered himself as page
with some distinguis led Earl or Duke, and
here serving upwards, from step to STEP nn
der wise monition, learned his CHI valries
his practice OF arms and of cOurtHsies his
oaronfal duties and manners, and what il
would be seem BIN to do and to be III tn.
worldly practical attempt of his own, acc
example of one whose life WAS daily con
crete pattern for i'm"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28

NORFOLK, 26th February, 1892
Monday night some persen fred loaded
pistol 1T an upper story Of the Day Book build-
ine. The ball passed through window and
came to stand, consequently there was an
additional supply Of loaded matter in the
composing loom, tho procf OF which was
read in the appearance of the window and
place of lodgment Of the ball. and was 40
distinctly taken that the proprietor does not
wish any other copy Of the s,me impression
The leaden culprit has been seized and pl &C Cd
in the (printers) galeys. This sffair is an
Ezf'a Bullet in. Fortunately, ther 9 was only
one person in the room 1T be time other
wise, it Is supposed something serious m light
have resulted from such reckless, il not mur.
derous conduct.
An accident Of a very distressing and fatal
nature happened Monday night, a Burcher'r
Hotel, on west Main street. A free mulatto
girl, about IL years OF age, was so shockip gly
burned that she died two hours after the &C.
cident. She was in the chamber CT Mrs.
Burcher, and her clothes ha wing been acci-
dentajly set on fire, she ran from the room
afrighted and screaming. and efore the fire
could be su bdued the poor girl was burned
so terribly that all Efforts to save or prolope
Der life were unavailing. She was a fayorite
servant of the family in which she was
raised, and who are greatly distressed on &C
count of her dreadful death.
Gen Butler and staff arrived at Fortres.
Monroe yesterday. He will probably leave
very shortly for his command at Ship Island
The wind blew a heavy gale here Monday,
from about southwest. Trees, fences, &C.,
were thu own down by the force Of the wind,
and the water in the harbor was greatly egi-
tated. The ferry steamers crossed the river
with difficulty, and on several occasions
failed to land passengers at the ferry wharf
The sounds Of North Carolina were doubt
exceedingly rough, and it is hoped some OF
Lincolh's feet are driven ashore and knocked
to pieces by the breakers, or have gone to the
bottom of the sea.
The steamer Kahukee went to the Roads
yesterday, and after commune ating with a
Federal steamer, returned with number OF
ladies' and several gentlemen, who are des-
tined to various parts of the South.
Yesterday the case of the Commonwealth
rs. Lieutenant NJ. b. Gilmore, of the First
Louisiana regiment, charged with the kill
ing Of private Mullaney, came up for exami.
nation in the Hastings court, and after a
proper Investigation, the accused was &C.
Quilted.
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By JLMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON, Auet.s.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE, ONE -AND-A.
" HALF MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BETWEEN GROVE ROAD AND
BROAD STREET EXTENDED, FOk SALE
AT AUCTION.-We win sell at public auc.
ton. on the premises, THURSDAY, the
sixth day of March. 1862 commencing at four
o'clock, =. M the very valuable residence, one
and-S-haf miles above the city of Richmond
between Grove Road and Broad street g. tended
for several years the residence Of Of Mr.. Lewis D.
CrenshAw, and now in the occupancy OF j. r.
Faulkner ESQ, and known as 'Roseneath -
The improvements rsist Of an excellent framed
dwelling. containing Ii good and airy rooms, be.
sides three large halls pantry, closet, &c, replete
with the modern conveniences, situated on eIe-
waited location, well shaded is ample for the
accommodation of a large sized family.
The Out.houses attached, consisting of q garden.
ers house, with three or four rooms, very large
hot house, bath house, brick meat house, servants
quarters, kitchen barns, stables, ioehouse, &C.,
all in perfect order. =
The yard Is paved with brick beautifully laid
off In walks ana squar es, with summer hcuss in
front, and well set IN shrubbery.
There are 25 acres Of highly improved land,
partic 1lafly ted to the culture of vegetables
Or for dairy farm. The farm has upon it three
wells of excellent water, one Of which is in the
stable yard, young peach orcha ard and vInevard
of choice grapes. rhe location of this property,
and its contisuity to the city, render it. In many
respects, superior to any now in market and. we
tbiuk, should command the attention of all who are
| in want of such place. or desire to invest Pos
se<sion. if desired, will be given st on 20.
TERMs-Cnehalf cash; balance in l, 2, and 3
years, for negotiable paper, wi,h interest added
secured by trust deed
fe26 JAS. M. TAYLOR e. SON, Aucts. .
NB.-The purchaser OF the above farm, sh ou.d
he desire it, may enlarge 1t, as land may - had
fe26 JM.3 SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28

The concern OF p. T. MOORE & Go, havfns
determined TO close their business for the
present, I'm consequence of their senior part.
as ner. 20. moore. beng In the army, and IN.
ness, we will sall at auction, by catalogue.
at their store, No. l4l Nam street,
On THURSDAY, 9th February,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, the On tire balance
OF their stock on hand, which is large and
desirable, and the whole Of which will be
closed without limit or reserve. The stock
consists, in part, Of
Pocket Cutlery, desirable styles and makes,
Iabie cutlery. great variety,
Wade 4 Butchers, and Wostenholm's Ra.
Scissor and Shears, various qualities,
Tea and Table Spoons, various qualities,
Hand, Tenop, and Mill Saws,
Bench and Moulding Planes, full assert.
Brace and Bitts, assorted, from twelve to
forty-eight Bits,
Shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers,
Polished and Plated Bride Bits and Stir.
Brides, Bride Filings, and Blind Brides.
Boot and 6irth Webbing,
Wood Screws, assorted, from halfinch to
a 81 inches,
Broad and Narrow Butt. Hinges, fast and
loose joints,
Plate Hook and Eye Hinges,
Locks-Plate Rim, Pad and Mortice, large
assortment,
Files-Mill, Flat, and Half-round, Bastard,
Taper, Horse kasps, large assortment,
Brass Candlesticks, Nat and tall,
Hollow Ware, Manure Forks,
Coffee Mills, Sifters, Scythes and Snathes,
Blister Steel and Wagon Axles,
Finishing Nails, Shoe Nails and Tacks,
Horse and Shoe Brushes,
Mason's Backing, &c, &c.
Catalogues will be prepared, and the goods
sale.
TsRMs-Casb.
fe 10 KENT, PAINE CO., Aucts,
POS SFPONEMENT
Being unable TO prepare the stork for sale on
Thu RSDAY, the above sale is postponed to
TUESDAY, the 9TH of March, when it viii Ger.
tsinIy take place. KENT, PAINE g. CO.,
fe 20 Auctioneere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28

Ann PAIRS CASHMERE PANTS.
4Vy\D 2O0do. Satinett do.
600 assorted Cassimere, Silk, Silk Vel
vet, and Valencia VESTS.
25 dozen Canton Flannel DRAWERS.
40 do. Brown Jeans do.
90 do. Blue Denim SHIRTS.
II do. Fine White Linen do.
$50 do. Gingham H'DKFS.
100 do. Cotton do.
$50 do. Silk do.
$50 pieces Silk do
100 dozen Reddtng COMBS.
100 do. Pocket do.
- do. SUSPENDERS
800 do. White, Brown and Mixed
HALF HOSE
q do. Woolen DRAWERS.
25 do. Pocket KNIVES.
Also, a large stock of BOOTS and SHOES
An inducement to Suffers and Merchants.
JULIUS SYCLE,
236 and 23S Broad street,
fe27-2W# bet 81 and 4th sts
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by r. ~. HEfSEE, AHciteneer.
lohee c0ruar l2th and Gary streets.

II HVuSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
Ets.iukE FOR SALE, aud SERVANT
sssssad. ss.. on MONDAY MORNING, march Sd,
d. racing at 10 o'clock, at the residence OF
its,11.n' % Eu bank, (who Is deciinipg house.
Arch chns1 on 4th street. bet tween Byrd and
Kl,cs saests, portion OF his Household and
Issns,e furniture, consisting Of the usual
si.sment, 10 good order.
AZ EOk HIRE, u servant WONAU.
plsd fOR RENT, the HOUSE now ocgu.
Try him; and the Gas Fixtures for sale.
-N1 T4OS. w. KEEsEE Anct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28


O0n PIECES BLHACHED COTTON.
LUU 203 pieces Brown d..
$50 pieces American PRINTS.
l20 pieces English do.
80 0pleces Black do.
100 pieces Ginghams.
l0C pieces Black Alpacca.
so pieces White Marseilies.
80 pieces Fancy B illAnts.
600 dozen fpool SILK.
1000 doz IN Spool COTTON.
100 dozen English HOSE.
$50 dozen Oolored do.
$50 dozen Common do.
100 dozen English and American Plus
ALSO
A large stock of SILK Dress Patterns, Linen
Damask, Linen Table Covers, Parasols, Corssts
Collars, &c.
An inducement to merchants.
JULIUS SYOL.E,
236 and 235 Broad, bet. Sd and 4:h sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-28

When ,h@ ta.i LOT Il Y sakas pysoasrs cent
from H,cnnoaa reached u-lslaets. = = %
mary visiisd the ysSssnyAnu And "smetssA
i.,o freely Ia isQanS, waise, dspssssa % y
iar i0es sis1ss, lsa esastasrAetA rascs spoe
tnslsl,n ~ gtsrt W0rGyt sol pessiy nssbM