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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

spEKcH eF Nh. LovEJoY IN The vsDsRAL CON-
aREss-Hys vIBws OF THs SURRENDER or MA
son AND sL1DHLL.sI tE3bf
The following remarks were made BY Mr..
Lovejoy, of Iilinois,sfn the House of Repre-.
sentatives at Washington, on the IL tn inst,
upon bill which was presented to make IN
appropriation to carry into effect the act
providing for the exhibitien of American
products at the Worlds Fair. Although Its
publication has been deferred till the present
occesion, we are sure 1t will command the
attention OF many OF our readers who have
MIR. Lovejoy. (Rep. y Of IlIinois-I am very
decidedly opposed to this bill. think it Is
enough for us, in all conscience, to have been
humbugged and dishonored and dfsgfnced by
ting thirty-fiv thou, and dollars for the puf.s
pose of an American exhibition there.
Mr.. Kellogg, (Rep..) Of illinois, inquired
ii il had been through the action Of the
british Government, or Of our own Govern.
ment, that we have been thus dishcuo-ed
and disgraced.
MIR. Loveioy-I understand how i. was
done. atdisgr race was all that the alton
could bear. We marched up to it sweating
great drops Of blood. We came to II a. Christ
went to the Cross, saying, "lf IL be possible,
lot this cup pass from ne; and yet We are r..
quired to say that We did il tchesrfully-sAat
we did 1t gladly-and that We now nppro-
pirate thankfully thtrty.dvs thousand dol
court Of St. James. Inasmuch a. we have
submitted to that disgrace, ~ we have sub
mittsd to be thus dishonored BY Great Bri-
tain, think the least We can do IL TO sc.
knowledge Is, and 70 stay st hove Till the
time comes that We can whip that nation.
Then will be willing 70 80 and appear AZ
their Worlds Exhihttlon. Eysry time
think Of that surrendey, the words come in
requested By Guam Lido % rshearss ths spf-
ferinkn which hAd haiaIlen the Truians
during the steee aud capture Of Troy. ..Oh.
QnaeA yon Aqnlfo ne 70 renew the u.
Evssy xims tk9It1nte e1A1r eoahne ~ Sssry
timo thn1 N Ae1u61M aSW6n4 10 fk G8eE1
dUe@ shat hAve t. I'll ~ m -
loa of ~ toyt1sed ~ 6n1l61
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

HEAvEx BLEss Hsx "A Spanish lady ofJ1a.
vans, - preparing asplendid "Battls Flag -
after she gorgeous pattern adopted 10 the Arr
my Of the Potomac. which she Intends PRE-
sentink, with he- own hsnds, 10 the PriyAieer
Sumter Under It's grand and glorious iolds.
the.sterrOr OF the seas" will dare and DO ma
ny noble deed. woman's heart, when AN
perverted, Is ever right
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

.-- s. WYATT d o., Of Ltsslasia2 s g.,
~ beg to iLforT thaiT friends ever where that
he greas fro Which ocean ed IN our cisy lGst night
Iii them immediate III Jay, eisner in their stock
private housea.
We feel this announcement due our friends
sho have largo alnoEnt ot proper ! .n our aaifs.
Ghari@s.11 ilac. t2f;3 1871 do t6--ta
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~. RE ARMY MEDICAL Boa Rii, a:
eAf Ma, assa3 Va, 70" the ex&liipas on Of SIC, y
ca Oiucers, tIow IN seIv.ee snG ot professional
spplicauiI las bseS rcorganizest
rs Board canssts OF Su s7un- Z l.. Brodie,
E. l.. Ga,iissd, and II. j. Breckenridge.
jaw
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se, ID r-ss.1v..' a vss ass1a.

~ EsIRs Bis Il sSiDEtcE AT PRIVATE
lS SALE We off9s for gate. !t.vs.nfY, a
very plsasa. ltly located "a nll.f X 2StoEN1f.
On Leigh strees- war Baeh.naE's S.Jiog. Tbs
Lot frents 10 fest on Esish strse', .Cnp ing breg
rs feet ana tas eH IL en exeel eGt Hon g, con-
tsni ei tet roalas, " .aFg4 For les fos snd
Fear AL the buildings ere Of t5e ~ ma ter AL.
and early new: hsvi1g henu butt oriy t~eive
ronihs. There is also oa th lot a " I'll OF excel
lent water, ann Iiapy Is ir Sc iru:t trees.
bargain n.zy h. as. I esriY apr,ifes.;en il
mads TO s.s REDNooD Il hDE.GE,
Auetioahers snd General gems.
ia 2i--fa SO 81 Ia'n t.ysei
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NOTIGA--Unde. III provisions OF . ds1sd sfesa
II William Lows. i.eia sad Isiagtoa l<syrEsteir.
to nas In trust for the soils anS separase use ard
benefit of Mary boven-se n. dxtsd the sta say of
January, snd iscsried ir. tae Canaly Gears Of
Hss sieo, thereby spp int SoLUMON lOyEN-
STEIN my agent fos the n'saaSsps Of The ksal
Estate aad psrsensi propsssy esed o1s ssid
a.edJssd fos carrying and cnneaeting ths hm-
sinees Of . MAKKET s7ARDkN n. and hueks t~rsng
with he pfodnes of tas sssd pr pessy. All eual-
il l1-&a~3ws Jffs Ro6ENAAnM
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SERVANTS s'ozs ssssss:.

sIOR HIRE
Il n COOK, WASaEE
and lkONEk,
With one child.
IA 2i--3t JAS ST. TAYLOR S. SON.
gIOR La
? WOMAN ard
Three likely USILDREN.
The woman Is y geoa coog and bread-InakeI.
4 ppiy 10 Mr.. ERADY,
il II eod3ts AtGnry rect Jail.
StE1 t.C ES IoR II I,E.
We have for RiTe the following description
of SERVANTS, VIZ:
-- Chaic H. rgaaids, Washers ana Iroaers.
CCoas Washsrs, ~ 4 70 nsrs.
Eiacksmiths, Carteu4eFs:
Shc-n.akeTs, s5rickiayers;
Brio X Y ara Hands, ltbNrtre;
WOoG-Cb oppers, Drivers:
Farm Hands, Factory ann3s.
Also, several superior Diping- Room Ser
wants. UINPTcN & l.Y NJ,
Cor. Franklin and Wall SIS,
grOG t,AI.N.--A y.iusaa eams'ar ard ts,m
4 bapi, about y years old. apply to
isls- IS u 4 eOcSs
g,IOR SALE-ItoISE SERVANT.
4 u.ulssso BOY. about 'G years ii
handsome, aud well grown.
Apply to
ia l5-ts GoDnN s APPe4GuN
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~ DIR. JOS. Il. CAAtiEiT, rttggee
S~T from tie oou2ty eli jefferson. Va ana tf
tvtiVo years prA"iic9, peutiaiiy cit rs lii ser
T't5a to the intlabt nts cf RichIlFna iii "a tas
branches Of hi3 prcie5sipu.
Office Ain 81 sot, over t5e Bsns OF sds Com
mo- wsa "a aad OPP 1sit7 tht American Hotel.
I'D 10 1u*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

1 MOST BEAnT FUL AND VAIIa.
n BE BUILDING LOT, ON GAM
BLE'S RILL, or 'HE WtST LIZ l. OF
3D, BETWEEN BYRD eND ARUu STS
FOR SALE-Va are authorized 10 sell that
valuable LOT, located as above, aG J9in sing
the Dew residence OF x l. Ch,nH, l. a..
fronting Is feet, and running b&ca 100 fee TO
a wide street or alley.
This is really = most beautiful Lot for ~
fine dwelling.
Apply 10 us.
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HOE Rs.NT--
v CENTRAL HJTEIs.
AT LLE.--
This valuable property, tco well kno~a to need
part:eu iarizicg. esa Gow ee hss. FIR term OF
years. Its cus:o0 is abundant and OF ths most
proEtsbis kind. Possession esn bs sssea Isl Jan
nary next, cr let May next, ss desired with or
without The f,rni,nre hypy 30 Mr.. EAITs. the
proser. proprietor aud awnsr, or 10 s-syselt.
de- 7--svs q W. DILLARD.
IrOE RENT --aayiag .agassd ths sand COW
occupied ~ Hunt 4 janes, TOR s,.s cosnsns
ysar, ~ afisr s ,ssss 75s#7 ?.
FOR ne n \
Oar o~FlCH. 81 Shockoe Slip,
near sbs OcsmnbiAR ucsel
A very desirable ssand. ~ .s 4
ja It's HILL NORFEEET.
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y an officer Of the Baltimore City Guards /;
L. J. johnson, Captain Of North Carolina
corps; Surgeon James L. Lindsay, Of North
Oarolina 2 /; Surgeon William 10. Page, Of Vir-
einia; r. W. jeffrey, Of Virginia CAPTAIN
William Sutton, Of North carolina; James
I. Lasss!l, Of North Oarolina; and Lieu
tenant Colonel Pegrarn. All these persons
have been confined for some time past In
Fort Warren, and nearly all were captured
having been discharged by the authorities at
Warrington, they will soon return to the
States, They would have left
yesterday Afternoon for Fortress Monroe but
for the fact that the regular steamer was de-
tanned. Last evening they were the princi
pal guests Of a fashionable party given by q
prominent Secessionist. III
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DEC MACHINE FOR SALE.

i have Peg Machine for sale, new and In good
rnnnrg order. One man and boy can make from
eight TO twelve bushels per day. For particulars
address II. A. WISWELL. Etaunton, Va, or G..
w. LAKE, Eichmond, Va ia a2l-5t@
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sss54sSgs~ NSsCasjss,.

- A uARD.--0T. IL l. GAATai. offers tis
~ protest. 1Aai sofyieea to tas litiz of Rtth-
Ia1Id aa1 vic sity. Lsss1 he fo,.nt either a,ght
n day, at has iesiionc-, Frank stTee;, next
door above tho Metz |pslitcE }tsii. {Dr. sea u
6er' old o6ics) urders ieit on bis Slate, at 'hs
Wsstlsm dou+e, SiaIey VII. Receive hs ia.ne.i-
ste attsafiop. j. t8~'mr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

VTOBAUCO BROKERS. = The subscriber
protfars his services 10 PURCHASE To-
BACCO ON BROKERAGE. His long expert
ence in the trade will enable him to select judi
ciously qualities suitable for shipping, mscufac-
turing, or re rale
Patronage respectfully solicited.
ia 2l-6tTGF% J. A. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

A DVERTISEMENT.-A young man who
~ has grsdu ated In Latin, in the University Of
Virginia. add attendes Lectures In the Schools Of
Greek and Mathematics, desires a SITUATION
as Assistant in an Academy, or Teacher in pri-
vate family. Reference-Fsculties of Univer-
city and Hampden Sydney. Address "R. B. T."
Burksvi'le P. o., Nottowsy county, Va.
ia 01-S,k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

e INTEl-NE4RO LABOR Tho arnes
w alser and Ksnawha Company wants to
,rvs sssro CARPENTERS and LABOR ERS,
-. IN the repairs of the canal during the
-; ysar. Liberal wages will be paid, and ra-
~, ,,otang, and medicine and medical attend
-. ts,nisied, Fer further information address
70 ss5e,sisn d, in Ills city, or Gee the oompa-
IS.. Agents along tie lime Of the canal, " no ere
- ''' -. Z. L. oHISN, supt
=. 1S-dts J. r. and K. Canal.
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GODDIN &c APPERSoN.

II Two uios ROOMS,
ith Or with out Furniture for rent 20 SIM
gle gentlemen. Apply on 9Th street, ffth
door a.,oye Leigh street IL 2i--3ts
SNOk R3NT-fosssHs on ri We Il Il, ~. edia te,-
r. iy, the brick dwelling boase on 2Gth st,
between Main and Gary sts. The house
contains rooms, hesides the basemsnt---
There is a large lot attached ~ the house
with stable on II, and well iG the yard
Also, TWO desirable wooden teEements On
adjoining lctA Terms reasonable. Appty 10
THOS. i SAML HARDuR1VE.
10 Aims
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y. Frs, w,, ,.hree or four Kood s00P-
[a, or yss. or coiored, by the piece.
fsxrts Id , s, 70 make aeur barrels. IN
T.. aeAy Aatteax Depot. II.
asa saas sppiy ~ Clarke r Himpsos's
a~sss '@fs, no. % Msia street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
EkUIr TREES, &C.

TkUIF TREES, &C.
For sale, a large stock Of Apple, Peach, Cherry,
Dwarf Pear, Zone, two and three years old) Plum,
Apricot and Nectariue Trees. Also, Roses Shade
and Ornamental Trees, Sugar and Silver Naples,
&C., &c.
Ths above are thrifty and well grown and will
be sold cheap by tie quantity.
JAS GUEST, Richmond, Va
EY@ Lester's PERFECTED TOMATO.
IL Si-Ttk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

IT AMID
|tl ONERSEER AND GARDNER
=" siass ONERSEER AND GARDNER
~ ~ engagenlent. The best of reference
"> No ls@iiy but his wife. Address
- j. NJ. PARKER.
.-E Towing Green. Caroline %, Va
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-, - xsaliiona, pay Of 40 cents dsy for ca \
y, Tn sstvics, and al,o the bounty OF $50 of
rs1 BY ibe o'"-'S ass S'"'"s 4oa cn0S 'uienf iof
= e., 4srs e. Information apply 80 Lieut.. Pairo,
=, y.ssts Saloon. corner Of alsin and 9th sts.,
. = :. psvt9n Joknso on, l.. h uuniop, care of z.
{ Co Bloomfield, Yort.cwn
T.. W. PAIR0.
neeruiting Oficer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

~-.--..xTsp-A Rk0IMENT OF MEN FOR
kT7Aa.ySyNG THE BATTERIES.-The
INV -. authorized Messrs. J. PASNTLL and
orsna Er-.wrr / 10 say that he viii receive,
FiiLitTz. .,noths, a number Of companies, 10 or.
'ss.' ..s;r,ent, fer sac specislp purpose Of man
|snF s.,,er.es Ia snd around the city of Rich.
has ss oe''''''
aone ....,.sies forming fer this special service
All s .r ~ counties in which the militia has
if .rssrsa 10 hold Itself in Readiness viii apply
lorts '- In the city or country desirous to
hnrt Any 6sa1psnv a, now forming In this city,
loi@. bv letter o. ia person. At
'sH S'f'' ], PANNILL's Co untingroom,
Shoekee Warehouse. or
yM. p. BURWkLL'S Law Cffice,
, - Hank at
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TIE NoxrHEEs DonsAepxnyr.

Madrid jonrnat-- rather an out.cf. the
way authority for such nsws-declares that
the plan of the London cabinet, in case of
war with the United States, is to direct ST.
muitansous bombardment, sy three naval di-
Visions, against Portland, Doston, and New
Monroe aud ascend the Potomac to Washing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

rONFEDERATE, INFANTRY,
" ARTILLERY AND NAVAL BUTTONS.
We have on hand and for sale, the above But
tons, in any quantities. Also, brass pressed LET
TIERS, cross SABRES, cross CANNONS, SC
for military caps.
Letters Of Inquiry must contain stamp to pay
return postage
LEWIS & KAYTON. Brand Cutters,
18th street. bet. Main and Cary.
NJ Address, by mail, LEWIS & KAYToN, box
935 Richmond Va. ia 2l-l2tx
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DIsArpzARAScn OF tbs FLEET PROM ro

ROYAL.
The Charleston Courier, OF the 18th inst
says:
BY an arrival yesterday from the neigh
that the large Lincoln fleet, which has been
stationed in Port Royal Bay and vicinity
since the fight at that point, has suddenly
disappeared. 1t is surmised that they have
left to join the Burnside expedition, or have
gone on another raid against some point on
the coast Of Georgia.
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w ~ NOTICE
-- as $50 NOTICE

am au-
wv thorizet 20 employ two sound and
healthy men, who are not subject TO militia
'ty. AS substitutes In volu n teer company,
kor which very liberal compensate will be
kaid. THOS. TINSLEY JOHNSON,
! Front Building, Shockoe Warehouse.
q, 90
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WANTS.
sIiRSTIT1YTHa

WAs1nD- s,r,,r,ru,,.
1 w,sn 70 employ four good and reliable men
a. Substitutes for persons in the Arm Al dif.
ferent points, Immediately A liberal bonus
viii be paid. None but persons exempt from
military duty, by non.residence or other.
wise. mead anplv
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CTEaM NJ BOILERS.

=
have for sale two STEAM BOILERS. One
has never been used, and the other butHHery lit
tie. They can DO seen at my factory. Nth, be-
low Eyrd street, adjoining the Government
Workshops.
in a2I-6t LANES THOMAS In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

~ ANTtD TO kENT-A III odera,e- sized
w. HOUSE, in a pleasant neig h borhood,
lor which we are willing TO pay a liberal
Zen. Apply 70 or address
MAECUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
| "a st-3t. Next TO American Ho eel.
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WANTED-.MMEDIATELY-Ane NJ expe-
w rlenced TANNER, for the present
ysa' Satisfactory references required
Nass stated. Apply to the undersigned,
4'rs south OF Pole Cat Depot, on the
hN4nond, fredericksburg and Potomac
+ railroad.
K p. II. CAMPBELL, PenoIa,
A@-l2;s Caroline county, Va.
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The Camphor Tree.

n Y. Kendall writes to the Working Far
mer that this valuable tree can be as easily
cultivated in the United States as elsewhere
1t Is quite as hardy in its habits as any of our
apple trees. There is perhaps no reason wbv
II should not succeed well wherever the annie
tree will grow. 1t is indigenous to all paris of
China, Japan, Fornoss, Birmah, Chinese Tar
tary' and noulshes even as far north "a the
AMOR country; but is found in the greatest
abundance along the eastern coast of China
between Annoy and Shanghae In the districts
OF kEang- tung and Fuhhien, it grows in dense
forests the trunks attaining a size eoualig0
Lnat OF any Of our North American forest tress
Inc principal market for the camphor lumber
Is Annoy, where have measured boards thirty
inches IN width: The camphor gum of com.
msrce does net in any case exude from the
tree, as has been so generally supposed but \,
ootained from the leaves, twigs and smaller
roou, oy Installation. Like all other biobIv
aromatic seeds, those of the Lauras Camn6ors
very soon lose their vitality, and il is doubt full
II tnsy would terminate after the lapse of time
.s9uislts TO bring them to this country: but AZ
ne tree itself is 30 tenacious of life that 10
kl Is q semi-impOssibility, and as fine healthy
gasan are always readily obtainable at Hon1
long OF Annoy, there would be no dificuIty in
introducing them here -
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IT H I Il - n MAR.

Protected by Royal Letters Paten! of EseIasd.
and secured by sks Seals of tks EeoIs dc Pkay-
nlaete de Paris, and ths Imperial College of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
10 the eHectual remedy for RELAXATION, SPKR-
MAToRRH1A and EXHAUSTION OK THK SYsTkM,
TRIESEMAR No.2
Completely and entirely eradicstes all traces of
those disorders, for which COpaiva and Cubebs
have generally been thought an antIdote 70 the
ton. WV fOr
TRIESEMAR No 8,
IL the great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
Tor all Impurities OF the system, as well ss second-
sry symptoms, obvlating the destructive ute Of
mercury, es well as other deeterious InKTedients
ana which al the SsrsapSriiaA In the world cannot
remove: 1KIhsRXIK NOE, I. and are alike de-
VOID OF taste or smell aGG OF g.. nsuseatipf suai
ues. Ihey are In the form OF q ioxeu Re ana NAV
pected. ~ Os'As 'ss
Sold IN TN cases at IS eaoh, or four rs c.ses in
one :oT 50, and In 81 cases. thus saving Sc an
aomlnistered By VaIpeaU, Lalemand, RouJ. a O.
&c. who esale and retail by DR.. II, A BAk-
Cow: 1874 Blocker street, q doors from Mac
Dougal street, New York. 1mmedisfeiy on re-
oelPt OF remittance, DIR. BARROW will forward
Trlssehar TO any Fart of the world securely
and addressed according to the Instructions
Published also by DR. BARROW, that popul,,
ana be autltuilH illustrated medical work Bumap
Frallty: Price Is cents. TTiesenar and boof "a a
Washington, ID. G. dels-sm
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n wanted.
Affairs at Columbus.

The Cairo correspondent of the Louisville
Journal gives the following description of the
rebel fortlfcations on the Mississippi, cleaned
from deserters from the Confederate army:
The number Of troops said and believed to
be located in Columbus is about 40 900, most
OF whom are well armed, especially the Ten
nesseesns. To the rear of the town, on the
hill, surrounding the breastworks outside of
the Notifications are three rows of rife pits,
the timber around which has been felled to
prevent the near approach Of artillery. The
oreastTorks are about twelve feet in height
and on the outside is a ditch ten feet wide and
OF the same depth; on these breastworks are
mounted eighty guns Of different calibre, rang
Ing from - to 32-pOunders many Of which are
fidsd. On the lower part Of these works there
70 battery OF light artillery; beyond this is a
stocksde fort, mounting FIVE or six guns, and
near this, still lower down, there are two bat
teries OF Tying artillery, namely, Bankbead' g
Tennessee battery Of eight guns, and Stewards
FONT Coupee battery, twelve guns.
The batteries on the bluff bearing up the
river are rs follows:-At the upper edge of
the bluff is the Continental battery, fourteen
guns, ranging in calibrs from 81 to 6i-pound.
srs, part OF which are rifed; next is the bat
terry OF the Southern Artillery, Of eight 3D.
pound guns, one Of which is rihed and a little
below this again is another battery Of four 3D.
Founders, ell OF which are Tifed. All the
OaLterlcS are masked. STAND
ing on the top Of the bluff are three l28 pound
riaed swivel guns. long range, and in front of
Folks quarters, also pointing I'D stream. are
planted three 32-pOunders.
1led 70 tho bank on the river is a floating
battery mounting twenty guns, ranging from
"a to S2.pounders, smooth bore This foatipg
battery has been constructed from dry dock.
which can be sunk to the waters edge at will,
to protect IL from the fire of our guns It's
mseninery IS enclosed in a housing, the timber
with half inch iron.
HE only gunboat now at Columbus Is the
Lsdy Polk, mounting four 32-pounder guns,
three being rihed. The Lady Polk is notbing
more than sn ordinary river packet, with che
exception OF protection for the machinery,
mnlen sasemated and covered with T railroad
iron. The other gunboats- McRea, Jackson
calhoun, and Joy, the two latter having been
used % privateers-with Hollins's baftering
ram, Manassas have all been sent to the Belize
70 guard the passes to New Orleans from the
Gulf - 'A'
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Soldiers, Paw!

TIE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
VIII remit suns Of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FEon SOLDIERS TO THEIR FAMILIxs.
Alta charge Of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed In an
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed.
The full address,
(ineIsd,ss Post 0fses STATE; also, street ssd nam
Der, IN q large eity,J
of the person 10 whom to be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
e X p 4 e s 8
FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NIsHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
Z. 8. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd st., second door below Pa. ave.,
jas1m Washington, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-28
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS


SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
ON and .ter MONDAY, December Q, ISL, Pas
BALTlM0RK vii run "a follow:
TRALNs MOVING NORTH.
Mornibt kxlress issve W sshinston % 4. q. Ar
N.s !, Ss4f s A ri rAinss;'s'
2: Arrive . Bsisi@ors SO a. =. Ne coan e.
New York Mail Trsin-lesve washinfton a, n
4. NJ arrive ~ Baltimore llp y. NJ; PkilsdelShis
AisrIoo M Aoo San ss y.,s,n,,o,
~ ~. f;a Arrive at Baltimore 50 ?. n; Philsdel-
Evening EIsrss.-lesve w..ainr,Ou E,..
On s ny To, ~ a e M, M Hsrri,eSrr Al.
through 70 New YOrf every dsg during the seef.
,M1INS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York az A. NJ; Phisdellhis I.se A.
n; bAunors 900 ,. u. Arrive st wsShinxtor a.
Leave New York stsr NJ; Phf.del,hl. Iose ,.
NJ baienorslSoA 4. u. Arrive ~ washington $50
= S.aaOfsi Es Ak. iifiIs s q %s.sihr i
Accommodation. Trans lesvs Baltimore NJ
a n. and r.h for Wtshintton, arrive there ~
on sundays at $50 and 1ss A. N. only.
Passenger Trans leeylnt washington atiee A.
NJ ano 100 ?. a., and Baltimore at - a. n and <Io
7; make direct eonnsotions for Annapolis az the
TT.in. leave Annspoh, Gov Baltimore and wash-
Passenger Trans iesvinr " sshinrtOu At sypo A.
a, ii A. n. and ?. N. and Baltimore st t.se and
- A. n, sne 80 p NV stop onlt az lssap0Iss
Way Passengers must take the Lseosswo datio.
TT.i6s win leave Washington and Baltimore
wP, SMITH.
del7 Matter Of Transportation, Bait.