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New York Stock Market.

NEw YoHK, September 10, lla a. m.-First
Board--U. +. coupons, 1881, lOlS; seven.snd
three tentEs Trrasury notes, l044; U. 5. de
msId notes, ll2S gold, III. Market heavy
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o F B l OF A L I.

DEPARTMENT oY 5fATn.
Washington, Jan. rs, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
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GARD Up Foa SALT.
We fad the following commu pication
"For the ENQUIRER,
We find the following advertisement

"WAA.yp-EMprY VIALs.-We will give the
very h.ghes' price for empty !, 2, and 3
ounce tiat walls. Persons wishing to get their
prescrip ions 6led nj our store, will bring
'heir visis with them, Al It is out OF our power
20 furni.h them. MEADE Il B.KER,
Apo .heoaries, l66 Main Street."
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~ Ma, onic.-st. johns ! edge, NO. II,
will be called 20 l.bJr TB Is tEsturday) EVENING
until ihpt lima Puno'u.l after dance Ia Itqaetted.
sep0i W. N. SAITH, Secretary.
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sOUrilEaN NEWS.

We are indebted to the kindness of friend
for several copies Of Richmond (Vs) papers,
Of dates from the 4'h to the 9Th of September
The Enquirer Of the 9Th says that the "Fsde
eal' loss at the battles Of Bull Run was so 900
IN killed, wounded, and prisooers! 1t puts the
rebel killed at coo. Ia order that our reader,
nay have an idea Of the stuff that dreams ar.
made Of, We copy the following from the Es
quirer's article:
The ride over the battlefield on Sunday,
revealed scene Of carnage Of which this war ha,
furnished b.t re NO equal example. The heaps o.
he enemy were thlcfest where they had aa-
sllea Jackson's line at the railroad ex .avs,io: Q
They here almost paved the ground. Auoth
Gene of great carnage waa in the road hicb
uns across the turnpike near the Henry hcus,
But these were the spots where death heo
its arg Sest carnival the whole field Of couba
vas strewn with victims. Our informant state.
that sever Il times bis company paused to count
the number Of tLs ccrpses tf the enemy in sight
Ard after counting In every instance over 800
they ceaGsd from inability 10 distinguish among
bose lying further of He declares that b.
spe ks 10 great moderation when he expresses
the opinion that he sd,o not less than 0C9 slaiu
ans ees, AID judges an additional thousand Us
a small Overplus for those he did not see.''
HARD Up roa SALT.
We fad the following communication:
"For the Enquirer.
SAIL took from the f,cr OF my smoke
house, 10 ieet square, the surface earth 4 or s
inches deep, dripp ID It as We usualiy drip 10y,
boiled It down aud obtained therefrOm half =
bushsl CT salt /. Is not as whito as the salt W.
commonly get. That, think. is owing to the
drip being hurried, carrying the water down
muddy instsad Of clear have no dopb! thar
the salt Is pure. shall re move q similar guam.
ivy OF ear,h from the emoks hou. :. u, and
expect to get he ceme quantity Of salt, but OF
nicer quality, because shall be more particu.
lar with the drip. THOMAS G. TURNER
Hanover County, Sept. !, 1862.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE BATTLEFIELD.
Cen. HcClellan's Dispatches.
THE VICTORY coMPl ETE.
as Drives The Eutmy B.tk 10 Virginia.

HEADQuARrERs Army OF TIE PoroMAo,
September ls-10.S0 q N.
Maj. Gen. Halsck, General N 0itf o. Sal
But little occurred yestsrday except skir.
mishing. -.'-
Last night the enemy abandoned bis position,
leaving his dead ard wounded on the Held.
We arc again 10 pursuit. '..r
do not yet know whe,her he q falling bac K
to an Interior position or ctossing The river.
We may tafely claim Q complete victory.
GEoRGn D. MCCLELLAN,
Major General.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THs PoroxAo,
September 10 1880 .. m.
Gen. H. ". Iial'sck, General N CAis, u s. A:
Pleasonton is driving the enemy across the
river.
Our victory was complete.
The enemy 10 driven back Into Virginia.
Maryland and rDsylvania are new SAFE.
GEoRGs. 3. NCCLELLAN,
Major General.
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srWsston's Prnsrsss OF slavsry.--Oop,s
Of th Werk are Tor saIe at the office uf tie Eatsoaa
RepvIiea.. Famphie, edition, % asats Douuf
aditiOr, 10 oent1.
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EURNIsIEO II ,UsE WAyT1I-NEAR
IL the DrpM Of the baitiin grs q Ohio k.llrvsv
u mpauy, BY . Good Tenant, who viii take gOed
"R W. EDMOSDB.
sep9o Pisser ger Ag ant d 40 Il 4. Co."
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DAssKs ON the POTOM

DhB8KB ON TIL POVOMAU
On and after the 18th ipstsut day Of ssptembz,
tsxss will be required ircm all vessels, boats, 10
navigating the Potomac river Thee will b. Issued
by tie Commanding ono,r Of the Flstlls, and may
be obtainsd from the naval vessels stationed at Alex
xIdrla or Vt the mouth Of the river.
GIDEON wELLEs,
Eserstary Of the Navy.
NAVY DIPARTHBnT,
Beptsmbsr II, 1872 sepu
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
GEORGE m. WESTON, EDITOR.

- The publication ofioe Of the NATIONAL
RsPrBLicAK IL Al The northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over ". D. shep
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Fon sA z.
Second hand BOILkR and 0SCILLATIEG
ENGINE, ef three hers p0w.r.
Apply u thi, ofioe. mug 10
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u q II E Att
"A 10 necessary either for an ON .er or Private,
In order 10 capture two certain sriicles, viz Oae
new SHIRT and one peir Of HOSE, which was left
sps O. II. NUNOK.
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sosioe 10 Vessels I'm 'ering sF Leaving
the Potomac River,
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MAYORS ORFlok, September IT, lsoa,-
Wl Propossli wi be r.c ived At ihs Mayors
mo. until Monday, the ald instant al 10 o'clock ~.
for repairing thu Stone wall Tie west side Of Tier
Creek MOI tn Of Penny wanna aver uA To apo1ia
tiols can o sten ct The SuTv yors fo after this
day, RICHARD WALLACH,
,eple-dot Mayor.
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The Young Actress.
Mr.. W. J.. FLDRENCE w.. Mr. CAMhOMILE
(ths Mauas,r,s diughssr, vi b The song Of 'lhi
Mrs W. j. II re-, e o.. ......S.. PAUL BERraAM,
10 French mir % rel with ,h- ..MArsi lsi.e."l
Mrs W. Fiore, os as RFFtE FEATHsR NE,
vi, me, ia- isp snd 800 eh rs-ll
Mrs. W J. florenos. ~. ~. .C0kNEY GRAY,
ian Iri b sptg-wiih the "honnI brook jig ~
10 Yankee bloss m-with her original souRs
.My Mary Ann" and Polly, wont yoa ~
ne orr .''
70 conclude with the isuyhsbis fares,
u NJ . L - - a M
Mr. R.n koRers Cnolo Spm
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pSraon can, In . short time, make, per week, tSou
q 70 g. Inquire, for particulars, st Sr Seventh |!
bstvass g and 81 s"w '<--S
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
WANTS.

WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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short Of six thousand dollars. Thts Will
carry comfort nd consolation TO many SOL
dier now ufF,ring from ths bullet or from
sick less
Among tha passengers for Liv s-pool IN the
Asia ya9terdly were s!x preli.es OF the Roman
:'eth ,iic &c urch, VIZ: Bishop Ianghiin, OF
3rcokig Timon, OF Brfftin; Lynch. OF TO
routo; Commerce. Of fittA01rH; hcoln, OF
Rings.on; and Mo cFarland. o'Hartsord. Their
visit 10 3 sid 10 he AZ toe express invitation OF
tbe Poe, vho aat OILED 70 Porae i: rge
mum ber OF church dtSnitaries for The p1rpJse
Of consulting as % what shall he the fa' ure
loIicy of the Church at large In reference TO
i'm mediate tenn puraii.ias OF the Holy See. II
no, couts m plated to establish any new
GoEas Of faith.
Tps poet and editor, Charles Mackay, has
been. so generally and sOundiy beratod Tor
supposed ami U.ion proe,ivities, that 1t 10
hut simple jnst!ce that his real position
should bs stated. ror two months past he
has heen ma res u,er corrrpondsn: OF the
Loudon Times, th- IN lu ayers Of the Thunder.
er wing sent him h;Lser to see II Russell
IorIsetly represented the popular sen ti'n ent
Cwn story, and ie@7o 70 .oubt as To bis sym.
paity for N. Uoton. One Of his last speHks
If he rabet caus. ~ utterly hopeless ana OF
tue cderai armies as bound 10 sweep as with
a beeon ev .ryto ing tha' opposes their ms rch.
Let the man have fair play, and be JAGGED by
the Tecord
Amoug tue divorces granted during the
present week IS thai OF Mary Ann singer
sGains: Isaac NJ. Singer, the eewinR ms chine
rnsnutao turer. Isaac. 1. seems, had been do
iag some hing nRughty for which '1sry Al IA
broug IT suit. The court not only granted a
10 coo q year anmouy, $3.50 for. counsel fees,
and Il fair allow nee for legal expenses. With
str!ct econoycy 'hs !aIy meF now os asie to
jag along ana pas curfans * 9ersas --
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Affairs in New York.

The following le!tey from New York, which
we cofy from q late w ashington paper, VIII
be psrused with In nterest-partcularly that
portion which relates to DR.. Charles Mack,y :
NEW YoRH. April "A, 1854
With msny other pc pie having u talent for
dawdIng, followed he current .his morn.
lag to the Supreme Cours, (J udge Barnard
James and several ofoar prominent lawyers
were pitted against each other in the big
Hacklsy Is rect -cleaning) con.racs case. II
seems tha. person named Lswis Davis, in
Benjamin aud Fernando Wood. claims, as
assignee of the forms-, ono fourth part O: the
prof1 = Of The contract. ESTIMATED to be worth
$50 900 per aunun1 which, not having been
paid over by the par lies owning the o .her
three. fourthe, is now sough, e BE- recovered
by process q law, to the great de tes ton Of
the profession and disgust Of ihose who III ust
perfOrce rem lnerate the piper. Mr. James re-.
pressn s Mr. Davis, and ths case, being full
Of UNCERTAINTIES and ali sorts OF hvol yemen 3,
aHardS am pie scope fer the exercise Of those
peculiar qualities which have given h!m
prominence 1T the Ec gliah bar His man-
ner IL dignifled, pre2ossssetcg, self roi&ed, and
courteous He sits nt the IL hls nsasiy ore,s
eC, vetl-gi we'd, and strongly s;Iod. H.. Way
OF IN lsrruphnS couassl. wn.oa he LOS win
troat frequency, has q sort OF dons carsa.
u-nAt- rsss bout Il that's nonstrons cool
and good. yet b not enly devoid OF csoleree
out may De said 10 be even courteJus Itis
quite aAIlks the syls OF any Am-rican law.
yer Wnom nave heard. AS for this m after
tnat Is admirable; not 4 word OF circum 40.
Souon-no straining for enect--no clap-,rap.
out cloa1 perceptlon Of the case, and a Wig.
orous, persistent eRort for results. Oae th,ng
was apparent in the faces OF coaazel ana o1
oil The bar present, VIZ that they had u do
with a man Of firstra,e brain, p.rfectlv "a.
mtlfar with American Law and t,;ac.ioe who
Is determined - how his pay 10 tue ron. -,
the profession. 1n,cases involving Iares Ia.
rsrests, destined TO prolonged aad liter ,:u.
CATION, Mr.. james 10 sure 10 be tree tly rs
tained The avoidupois OF his head has al.
ready kicked the oeam Of many q Professional
noodle hitherto counted frat class
Ihavs not seen in tho papers any statement
O! ths amount OF mo- ey collected 10 tas
churches Of this city on Palm Sunday a be.
half OF the Saattary Commission. 1 nn at.
tie snrpIised q tnke, - II was large. A xcr.
tlSpsH we haS AMl1uee tor moving 9.
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RLvoLvEs STEEL ABB lRoE Foa1s.-Ws clip
the following from the Philadelphia Sundc,

the following from the Ihiladslphia Sunde,
Transcript Of April 90:
There has beel on exhibition for several
days III the Treasury building, Washington,
one OF the mos remarkable works OF iavsn
ave genius which has ever come under Our
observation 1t 10 nlG etsen years eince Tim
bey's revolving steel or iron batteries were
invsntei, models IN ade. and aii the details
laid before onr Government; and, 1t is eight
years since they were communicated TO the
French Government. The present model was
finished In Deem Ger last, and 10 Of Itself q
beautiful and den0nstrative exhibition o. the
manner that haroor and o,hsr defensive po-
slions must, before long, be fortified, and thus
rendered imp . ib!e to aay foreign fee. Tue
vertical sides are piere ed for eix;y guns Of any
desirable calibre, and range OF snot or sbs!.
arranged ID three tieis, and presenting tbs
GdGS 10 the objact snkiy lat is, bat oGe
"port" In Inns OF siTht at Il time. The " uU!o
supeIssrnc:ure, which i 20 bs above ground, is
made ~ tarn ON rs vertical axis oy conc ale
s:.am rover, say three hundred horse engine !;
Whscn engine 10 also 70 force hot or cold sir
through the cssemenIs for the benent CT tie
garrison Tac guus ccou - galleries OF sQuai
ntignt-tp three !!eIs When the structuI Is
put IN motion. the Whole mum ber Of guns Will
bear on the obj act sery two mnut les, II IL only
revoives q. me rate Of one hundfed and
ttty feet In 4 minute, or one.fcurth speed
OF n man at m ordinary walk. The ON
Ger in command takes his petition In tho top
Of the iron castle. where, under the upper
dome, there is narrow opening through
whica the light enters. and permits him to
see out through n telescope, or theodoiite,
which Instrument IL fxed III position ON u
stand ard platform. which platform moves
by tba hand OF Tie commaHder-turEinS q
s.iI hs whsel-on Its vsrti ii sgis. Ind pendent
o: The moving or the castle by the Lotion OF
e. ans stsa NJ ,ensine. The svr,lt y, inst tho
operator. having de.c min al by The mtcrome.
tor OF the iheocoiLe the distance OF the oE-
lsct TO be h.t outeids the css.lc, tsisgraphs 10
eacn gunner the angle OF elevation or dc.
Px 983iOn. to the and all hofHR
.oadat. be sets the castle In revolution
~ aSnsl 70 the ergInesr; and when each
Ao$ tAlls into tho same vertical line
sss held ~ Ne thao1oiite TEARING %
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the obisot. o. target. the gun is Mt that irstaAt
nred by an electric spark which ignltes tho
rrinirg OF each gur In turn, ns II bsars OH
tae ohiset In n word. there will be q coDtln.
moss stream Of tbs heaviest metal discharged
from The Isrsest gins thai can 10 made or
ussd anywhere, a. any object within range,
and a. any point Of ths compass, without the
sughust psssiole danger or iuconvsDisr CO t.
me persons who are 10 OCCUPY the tn-ide cf
me walls an dome OF this mighty engine OF
war.
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AEIIEstsy 1Al.a.n.
~ Jss. n. TAILOR 4 SOW, lue1ts-,~,

VtLUh BE EE>L Estate, on Frnus.
' ltr, stWsen N ind I4.h streets. nor
salc n AUGTlCN.-Ws VIII sci, uron the
Irhnises. Oh WEDNESDAY, tae 7,h day OF
safil commanding ut II o'cicck n the ysi q :
abs Brick Tenement located on tha south
hiis OF Franklin, between 1871 snd IA h ats
sfcocd door west Of l4th street. Tho :0s n:s
the usual depth, end Is we'll adapted for bust.
hess pur poses.
TBsns-One. half caahi the balance at siz
nonI les, for nssottsble .ote, intorsst added,
and secured by trust desd Taxes and in.
sa.ai &C for 90 70 he paid by the puvch cser.
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 sun,
my5 Auc.icneers.
i OEStn ABLE BnIUh hUCSE on I7!E
OR VALLEY srRaET, 1T %rcrIo1 We
will sch ucon the premises on WEDNES
DAY. he a day OF nay, commencing st d
o'clock +. Il - desirable tWo-s.ory brio Z
EOU>E, con ntaiuing four good rooms, on the
cas- side OF 18th street, near Lownes strss..
rae Let fTo1ts 20 feet and runs back laO fec :
20 an aI,sy.
TBsMs-DGa.third, cash; the balance nt si Z
end we've months. for LegoLiatie notes, with
interest added aad secured by n trust deed.
JsS. u. TAYLOR 4 SON,
cD 20 AuCft0 9eSrS.
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AUCTION aALEH :.
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FUTURE DAYS.
,'Connyv aIpprR,oN <u.,t,,,


CoAMISsI0aHBs eALH or lee AOpEa
or TAsD. III II. NRTCO, HEAR TnN
b1s31K TURNPIKE, THRHH NILES kO2Ta
aF RICHM 1LD.--As Or mnissionsf Of the tlr'
chi: corrs Ct H.nriso ctunsy, sppo.n:eA BY
- re pronounced m the 'ss day Of May N6s
II tne cs,a Of Read a-s.. ssatnst Garter. g..
.a.a .e.. as pubic snc ion on ths premisst. ON
.;sn ~. ih. is,h May. is6s a: O'Clock r..
sfae. s ~ rse, .as Ere: ,r s'y ,nsrs.f'rr .ss
seseoa oaEey OK tGs ;s,s EoT ala p. hedd. contain.
iss. a'cof1ing 20 recent snxvey, I6t tll4.NC0
,ess, sDa salo n.ns Ma iaud. os Ae.srs. John b.
aouos' sona stewart Jas H. Grant Joseph q.
Burton, ard olhsrs. III ssid I Ard n "A hean su h
divided in 70 four lots. viz.
Lot No eoo'a.cs 25 so,o., ead 1, we'll ses IN
tsi.ins. growth OF !srse rnes snd oaks. ana il
really snost valuable Let, a, /. viii y:e.d hesyv
ram from the ss'e 81 ID, wood sai ,imher
Ie-sun.
stem house and ont bulldogs. n,d the ice .houss
snd ponds. On this trsc. there IL q sufset.nt
l1sntI'y Ct wood for TIE Of the place ThtsIs
svsu thle tact II a.nd, and is vs!ue is sreatiy
She .oa
Lot No. 3 eonis,ns IS 1900 scres. Of which
abou, * acrss are IL woOd'
Lot NO. I contains 80 o7o- l0c0 acres, 81 which
Sbrut - ecfes srs In woods
, he :oeeSo % Lands are peculiarly valuable,
~ resssa U! tie easy Ee'ss 10 them BY tho
H-?ok Tu"ppise 81 d TO tie 'sot tia: tts peish.
bHrt toos is aclonest the o. sr ound Eisbmonc
gRss.-~:,1e t'ir. cath balance =. sod -
.9tbs !or Ges ,tishl. noies, n.sr.s. added and
ts,a Esss.neS Ia all tha purchase money IL paid
ed & eoLvsys-cs ordered y he Court wlth itb-
srty 10 s1y purehAer 10 pay Ia cash n, whole
purchase n .ney. Ths taxes 70, ie62 10 be paid
~ Zoe pur, hssegs.
.1y2 W. OCDDTN Conn
FEtll bo sold i'm medsa .aly after the sa.r
o. The land, by direction OF james Reed.
adIn'r OF Edward Rsdd, dec'J. FIVE eE.
GhOaS-ivsc Irea, twJ wcinsn. and a eiri.
1erln', can Ey5
Two FRAnED TEEEMENEs, IN SID.
NEf, on CARI. BETWEEN i..uRrL Asp
CHEAsf STassrs, FOR SALE Ar AuoTfox.--&
ne 80 at auction, on the preans"s, THURS
DAY, the sth OF May, 1852, at 'c!ocs =. NJ,
Two s1csilentframed II NElAENTt', f.r small
families. locatel as abov, for ting together
50 feet. running back 30 feet to en alley 20
feet wide.
TssNs --Cnc half cash balance at ,x and
twelve noI hs. for neg ie Die no tes In terest
added, .Ed secTred By o trust deed Ths
taxes for lse2 10 b. re Id BY The purchasers.
GuDDfN l. hPPESSUN
FD 20 HU.t:rc
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PERSONAL.


DRtVATE J, R. BOMAN, O: my com ra.
I ny. was left q a hospital a: o. near YORK.
t.wa or BiGio's Uiils about the 9th Of March
tsicz) Any informaiio concerning him Will
be thankfully received His parents suppose
he is dead address
CAPT. J. n. D. MoRAE,
Yorktown, Va.
DAN No 2, 18Th Ga Regt,}
n OTiCE On The H. of April 1 left my
~ servant Edmond TO b. sent 10 tae hospi.
tai iE Rictmoud, nc having had hs foot
crushed by a railroad acoijent have heard
nothing from him since. and am unable to
hnd MIN at any hospital. Any ono knowing
anything OF him will do me great kindness
by lettiug Mr.. JOIN h. HAgEoLL, Of the Post.
once Department., 8noyS II.
His Excelleucy Cover nor LsroNsR, kindly
interested himself bous tue boy at the time.
perhaps he caa tell his wnerea aouts
HAMET J UaAIa,
my31t" Lieu. tth Res't Ala Vols,
INFUh ATiUN W,NTED OF THUa.S
i. CONFER, Teams. &. tiourGoy's
com psuy OF Virginia Volunteers, who left the
lit IL h boz hood Of Crlpeper Coort. Hou.e Oh
the al Nsrch, on the sick list. for his home In
Il 2ifax county, and has nor Deen beard oi
since. Amy informs ton cor oaTniPg hts w here.
a6outs. whether alive or dead, will be thank.
fully received u: Glover Depot T.. O., Halifax
county Va, by his brother,
M "a. JOHN J. s.ONER.
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Mustc serves TO make q nome pleas snt by
engaging mary Of its inmates In a deiigh .ful
rsofeatf ,n, and thus dispelllng the so0rnsss
and gloom which frs uent,y Grises from dis.
putse. from mortified vanity, from disooptsnt
and envy.
when some OF the courtiers endeavsYed to
excite Philip tho Good % p1nish . Vssiaoe
who had nssd him ~, =! know" satd hs.
tAilg e. Apvs vsu6eapes tn ess's 1sw~1 aSa
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! b rnsequsncs OF ths crowds nightly at.
M these exhibitions, 1t II impossible to
st sssts, unless secured during tn Q day
IL ofice a, Metropolitan Hal! will be
5fron A. d till 8 +. N, where saats
80 secured without extra charge. BY
o&Es seats during the day, parties viii
y 1tasmseives from Annoyances which
,nes uaeTvtss be avoided
~ LEE MALLORY
alk-ts Acting MareKer.
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~ MEhTIH4 OF STuCKHOLDERS.-
~ TIE ANIMAL meeting OF the stock hoIde's OF
mo Aichmono. /. sdericxsourg and po:t Inac Raj.
Io@d Conpeny, win De bold at tbs Oiieo of tbs
Uomp my In the eiss Of III om nd, ca WE'D.
HSsDAV. 2sth Eay, iaa!. g. Ro ock NJ.
-. w. MAtMURrO,
6p u-2araw IreHsnrPr..
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LEE EAI.IDKYB
ART TLLUST RAT1ONS
rEATURhS-DESURlPTIvE Leu.
TURE.
In Fsruncauors,
N Adjacent Forts, &c.
9, thooght OF 0EN. LOVELL BY the
New Orleanans.
Ian uF EVACUATION.
WHERE HE N NOW.
81 pr EDMUND Il. DALTON.
"a ed WITH
VIEWS IN NEW ORLEANS,
mnoth Maps, drawn by Lee Mallory.
Nss L~cture WA written by citizen Of
"a iesG., who 10 PERFECTLY conversant
"a suhj ct, al a the facts can hs vonched
i every Louisianian.
a n.t.65s EVERY NIGHT, and on
n ESptY and SATURDAY, at eleven
a A. Nj. Special exhibition for the
IL ..sp NJ SATURDAY. myl-u
FW RlUnMOND THEATRE.
n. sai gentlemen Of the DRAMATIC PRO
raON. dsuroua Of entering into engagements
~ establishment, which viii be opened In
a ~ September, viii please address the IN
|rped, stating their peculiar line OF business,
Sse J. ii. HEWITT,
3s-lm Mango, Richnocd Varieties.
H1kT. NOTICE.
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flnron1 4ispatft.

I nAnY DIsPATUH is served TO sab-
,x,xry s.srs PER wnHx- Prics fnr
~ vsar. or o 20 fx Ax mooths; thru
= ace month e., IN sdvancA
spM WgEXLY nISrATUH u iesu1e
Es,.nA, and k'arDAT n o, in sdvancs.
=, wgKKLY DiSPAToH 10 issusd wy
T. .,S ma led 10 subSctbsFs at u pM ID NJ
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N naY1LAVEEE u

i.PRIE6 hlILLINERy
-
MRs rTNEL@AE, oa south nain street.
oetv cen l7th aud 18Th, las Oh hand superior
81 ,Ck Of
SII.LIE merry
aaf other e oos. and iIvites her old friends
and the Ladies generally, to call and supply
themselves. she is prepared to make eeau,i.
full apring style Bopns:s with expedt tion ian d
solicit orders.
"er store Is closed every Saturday.
Ms ID Is prepared to BLEsGH Bonrets
and hats in the bsst manner.
Rs ! hree or four Young Lady MILL.
N E1ss will find cons;an empl y msEt by Gals.
inRon MAS DEMGLMAk
my 6-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-06

r. Daily UNION PRAYER MEET
~ lN3S.-Tae daily Prayer Meetings, nn.
DER the auspices OF the Young Mems Chris.
nah Assoc iAtion, Chi Ay TO suppiicnte the
Dlvine blessing upOu orr Confsderacy, will
be held EVERY AFTERNOON TIL WEEK,
~ nye O'Clock, in the FIRST BAPTIST
CRUR Il, (.ev DR.. Rurrcws.) corner Of IL
ano Broad streets. Pastors and oongtega-
lions, and strangers In the city, are invited TO
attend and participate in the meeting
my SIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-06

stFaAcG Is CUMlNG Il raspectfoiiy
- cali the attention OF the ladies TO the
tact that ! have lately enlarged my stock an Z
assortInsnt OF goods, among which si1s Eu.
cnes; Boz net SILKS, plain and checked I!iu.
sions, eleck and white; aud large assor -.
nea: OF Velvet aud Bonnet Ribbons To-.
k~.hsr with q number Of srticles not stricti Y
IL the Millinery line; all Of which can be sss
at No 209 Broad street.
np2-,ms Tiss v A. TENPIEnaN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-06
By Z B. COOK, lue,toyssy. i.

ENTEEL HUUSEaULp FURNITUEE
\I AT AU yT1OS.--Da WEDNESDAY,
2 b ma: ct 10 O'Clock. J. will SELL ut tue resi-
cenca cf Rev. i b. SoioI~or, on 0Yacs, H..
iH'r" 26 a aEi es = slree,s ali bis Hcpsshult
an' HI chen Furniture, GO AractnS
SJ'as,
Chairs,
gsds.eat
WGsGs Ancs,
Tsbiss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-06

-1G.;r ves,
Looking H,assss
TEe u.ul: assor msnt OF
1h.ua, Gro ksIy, ard 0las,vuara.
Together With a gsEeral -'srie,y OF Kitchen
L C.enslls, &Inoagss Htich i; L good Cooking
stove.
The above Is III most sF.eiien. condition,
having been recently rRI bNed, and proper
care havias been given - ,.
TERMs.-Cash. L q. COOK,
EV2 Auction esr.