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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

One of Pct,s's Offers A,resfed fer Gfa ,'''
jareea One Of Pore officers WAS ieit ps
hind Yesterday. when the others dispersed III
the direction of Yankeedoni, or rather WINS
brouuh, buck after getting some distance on
bia wnv His name Is William >. ATWOOD,
ana hi. rank that of Major in the LIST regiment
az Michigan volunteers His detention was
c,,,a.a hv An order of Gen Winder To that
s,,.ct ;, charge of grand larceny having heeh
entered against Atwood ltappeafs that WINE
A,wnod's regiment was prawling IN The "
c;ntv of Noun, Vernon he and a nariber"i ms
comrades proeeede d to depredat en- the prem,
seq by yirue of their Belonging ~ tue family OF
Cal ,lno. A. Washington, rebel, ANA IN pnrs'',
auca OF Pope proclamation. Atwood seiee'e"
"a his share of the plnnder the celebrated PIC
tnre of George Washington, painted by NuN
art and which for eighty odd years llad been
hanging in the venerable mansion nndis'nfbed
He caused il 10 lie shipped 10 his Northern
home as a prize, aud doubtless Tell very lew
t,y,nues circumstance While performing the ;i'i
Of spolation and sacriiege. We believe the
,,mplaint which caused his detention WAS en-
tered by some member of Col Washington
family Mai Atwood was offered the op'ioi'
If REASONING himself by producing the pc
lure but giving no satisfactory assurance maj
il would be done. he Was brought back we
understand that the Government Will hold on
To him till the picture is retored- When en-
changed there fore he will be given rs an equiv
alent to Gen. Washngton's portrait. The
Yankees profess great veneration Tor " ASH
inpton, but we never imagined that II was SO
intense as 10 embrace the stealing of his like
ness, especially from Nit Vernon, place ~
cred in the eyes OF The world
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Tribute OF Respect

At special meeting Of the Monteo,nsry r..
Blues Light Artillery, convened la their ann 80 80
Richmond, this Goth day oil September Isro ~
following resolutions were offered and unsn; ,Ae
iy adopted:
Whe,sas. Almighty God, in His d, jus u,.t...
Las inflicted another sad bereaye.uenl upon onf
company in he death OF cur dear c,.nr.Is "
friend. JAMES T. BARNETT: BE II '"'
l. RssGiesd, That while 8s bow in bumlI. .b
mission TO this visitation Of the Divine . H. ". can
mol but deeply deplors the loss Of one sLo ba. en-
minded The respect and admiration Of ali tv A.
faithful ahd willing discharge Of All irti.. ss.rni
hii tits death - a doubiy -ai one fso,, M. "a,
that hr was lar away from ts rela i've. and II.
hiends oil his youth born 10 the North h. mnv.t
10 iAe south a lie" years since ami has ever bern
an ardent supporter Il Seath.ra rights one nj iLa
first to volunteer Ia The defence Of lie Cout4terssg
ne came to Virginia sixteen months q o and t..
not been absent from his COMPANY -uyls a.
daIinE hat time. He viii be tadiy lnlss.i ty ih -
.ia1ing members ~ Tie COMPANY aaJ bis Ira..re
often " ishtt for.
That We tender our -Iucsse syupa.hy 70 ,h.t
moiher and sister who ia fAf o. 81 Ale nav bs Al
this taOii.ent udulgiDg ID pleasing anticipation,
tie close vi war which viii Restore 10 ths1o n.
i"ng absent son anu brother but how great .il Be
the desDsion cf their hearts 20 learn iLa be sjs-,
BIS last sleep lar away irom them aud he home nf
h.s childhood. They can, howe have tie cons,
iation oi knowing that lie received ,te I,tss al
Christian burial ~ h- baIds Of b.s uiDaruias ea1
fad7s Ia afIus.
J. That copy OF hose solutions be fors srir 4
10 tie relatives Cl tie deceased So soon "a. rLr
chances Of may permit. aid be nsT5ssed upou
lie niGuies Of The company and published 10 ihs y,
PeFs al Montgomery, Ais, aud ebmond Va
Capt W a. ASDRtNs Gun
3eEs +, A Goddard See'y
~ 3ntgomery Ala Papers CODY
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The Ef deral President,

IL WAS riven out six months ago that the
head of the Yankee Government intended I"
take the field in person, an announoe ment
which was received with equal satisfaction
by his own subjects and by the people II The
South The former were delighted with the
prospect of being led 10 the field by the Exc
cutive Chief Of their Government, sad the
latter with the chance of bringing his career i"
a speedy termination. But the public eApeeta-
ton has bern doomed 10 hopeless db3appoini
ment Whilst there ia not IA Cove hment IN
Europe whose King, or even WHOSE Queen,
would not, under the same circumstances have
inspired their soldiers by appearing upon the
battle field and whilst the Southern PTesi
dent. IN conformity with the universal custom
OF the head of nation involved in such II
strife. has shared the perils ana the elories OF
the battle, this pusillanimous creature, who has
involved the whole land in blood and iear-
remains snugly ensconeed IL Washington, SUI
rounded by his servie iegions AMI rrnterted
by gunboats never having once come, hon
the beginning of the war, within The sonnd oi :;
hostile gun With the exception Of s:nsS ny
his gannt .araase III bloodiess pata'ies, thin
wretched representative man OF lankeedon
has content ed himself with ordering ms c0un
-trymen 10 the slalnbles and never ~ a mo
ment coming within the smell Of ganpowder
We shonid think The Yankee nation, which i,
so frantic on the snbje. Of military prowess
would he ashamed OF such :; i'feeideal. Even
the Queen Of Naples, a delicate, youthful
woman only few years ago, exposed her
sell To the perils of terrible boiIbarililent
demonstrating that despot has more sympa
thy with her people than ii United States Pres
ident. and Il woman more chivary and courage
than Abraham Lincoln. Coming from State
which has furnished the United States its best
:.pd brayest troops III tits war, the cowardiee
of in.eoln has become more conspicuous and
shameful. te, ibis is the creature who will
listen to 10 cOuns.elr of peace, who even
thrtisrs into prison those d, bis own section
who dare to hint the propriety or s,!ttns Il
stop to bloodshed, and is rs reckless ii the
lives and happiness OF others as he Is care
ful and cautious Of his own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

Whilst laurels are heaped upon the heads 81
tho victorious leaders of eur armies. the Pc
r,e will ever cnlbalm IN their gratitude the
noble soldiers through whose disinterested and
sublime self sacrifice our wonderful successes
have been achieved. Whilst behind none IN as
miration ofthe genius and courageby which our
armies are directed, and without which the best
armies would be like ships without helmsmen or
cap,ains, we cannot hut feel for the humble sol
iiers in the ranks emotion of respect and af-
lection as deep and pervading ss any which
successful rank can elicit. Even If we do not
take into consideration the fact that large
proportion of the privates in the Southern ar
inv are gentleman of education, refinement
and high social position, the most profound
sympathies of every generous heart must DC
awakened by the tolls, the suiisrlnes, and tue
ma,chless daring of these heroic men, They
have given up homes where none of them ever
knew want or hardship, for life IN winch
they have oheerfuly endured such privat'ons
labors and perils as have rarely fallen to the
lot of humanity They have endured the ex
tremities of heat aud cold, and the keenei
pangs of long and, perhaps, intending separa
ZION from their homes 40 save country which
is dearer to them than life. They have done
all without even the prospect ofreward, or even
distinction. for the miserable pittance which
Is all that the Government can bestow Is nc
compensation for services like theirs, and the
houors won by the whole are so widely diff
fused that the individual share of glory /;
small indeed 1t is touching sight To be
hold these modest, warworn heroes, often
without an arm or leg, 10y whom even kind
word or a look is received rs Il beneiacti"n
aud who are too often treated with official in
science nv those who are not worthy 10 tie The
latchets of their shoes. But virtue, III lts
hnmblest estate, must, here or hereafter, re
eeive its appropriate reward from Han who
knows how TO estimate the value OF every hn
man action, and whose treasury is large enough
to reward ultimately without stint all WHO de
serve favor at His hands
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Garibaldi.

The last crusade Of this adveniurer has come
TO an ineiorious end. Wounded and "a prison
er, he will find few sympathizers except in
the kindred North, which at one time was
eager to have him at the head Of a Federal
army The South has seen enough OF Euro
pean revolutionists to understand that they are
az selfish and heartless as the despots whom
they seek to overthrow, and only intensity the
siiferings Of the people by fruitless efforts at
a change which is impractieable. We trust
we have heard the last of Garibaldi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

Military Affairs reported bsck bill 70 provide for
the temporary organization OF forces IN States or
payts &c States which era now invaded, cT may
here aft 81 be inv a.s 4. by the epeny.
Mr. Harris. Of NO, moved that the consider alton
Of the bill be postponed, and that IL be printed and
made special order. This mstioz was discussed
at length, after which the vote was taken, and the
/ motion prevailed. ~
,ary Affair. reported back Senate bill TO amend MI
ACT ior the establishment and organization 81
general staff TOR the Army Of the Confederate
States, with a recommendation that y paSs In'
bill provides that thereafter the Quartermaster
General shall have the rank, pay, aud allowance
of a Brigadisr General
The bin was taken up for consideration. Mr.
Bsri;sdale. of Miss moved to amend by Inserting
after the words "lnaftermaster General the words
'the Gomrnissary General. Chief OF Ordnance, ana
the Chief Officer Of tho Engineer Corps
| Mr.. Miles opposed the amendment lie ADMITTED
the efficiency Of ibs officers named, but tie bi
| WAS designed to preserve distinction observed u
the old service aud Ia hoped IL would not be al
| lowed to fail because o, amendments upon "hic.
| iaenbsfs might disagree No one VII" had oh
/ served the manner III which the Qnartsrmastei
! GeueraI had discharged the laborions duties of his
| office would deny hat he deserved tue promoted
/ here proposed.
! Mr. Barksdaie conearred in the compliment 10
! The Qusrisrmasiar General and thought the pro-
! motion due him but contended that it it was just
and proper that we should thus increase bis rank
pay and allowance, 1t WIS equally just andTr er IL
regard TO the officers named in his amendment Jhe
| duties were equally important. and he thought il
unjust in his body to institute system OF tavorit
/ ism and discrimination between them in the legis
! laiion OF Congress
! Mr. Jones did Tot arise for the purpose OF oppos
| ing tue amendment, but TO offer another H'
moved t. insert before the words "ComMisSarJ
| General the words Surgeon General
Mr. Foo'e opposed any amendment. The news
| papers OF the morning would show that a similar
/ amendment proposed in the Senate was defeated
| By decisive majority
| The amendment Of Mr.. Jones to the an,endmen
| Of NJ. Bark sdaie agreed to, and the question
cou ing mp on the amendment an amended, the ayei
and noes were called, and 1t was rejected by the
following vote; Ayes 80, Boesa9.
The bill was then engrossed, read tlIfu tIie
| and passed, as follows Ayes -, noes "a.
| Mr Lyons, OF Va moved to reconsider the vote
by " hich the bill WAS pssse j. and after some dis
cussioD,
Mr. vii TX moved 10 lay the motion on the
| table aud the motion prevailed
| y, he special order the Se0ate Exemption bill
was then tab Gu mp, " hen
Nj Miles from the Committee on Military Affairs
reported Oh behalf of that committee. the HOUSE
| BILL with amendments as q substitute 10 the Senate
| bill.
Both bills were reported ai length, bnt no def
mite action IS had upon either. " hsn The House
| adjourned At 1 clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

GeRe-Aeeording 10 announcement. the
commissioned officers of Pope army We're sent
away at : o'clock yesterday morning, III the
direction of Varina, the landing on james ii
yer below this city. The whole number, i'll
GLIDING citizens Of Washington held as prison
ers of war and others, amounted to one hun
bred aud fifty. Nearly the whole party went
of in conveyanees provided for the purpose,
and judging from their co"nenanees were not
AT all dispIeased at being allowed the oppor
tunity of reioining their abolition conireres at
Washington A number of Pope's officers
were fine looking men, physically speaking
would peculiarly iii them for association with
such a character as their late leader proved
himself to be
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hUAAWAHs.

1.TfTY DOLLARS REV ARD. ALBERT. sia,s
oil J. A, Cake, lest QUE OF the bsttsriss In
Mancheste. several saan,hs $50. IL ~ s1ow blse (
boy. about % or 50 years OLD. sharp rascal aSi
fond Of dress. His u,othst lives AT Kew Henry
WstkiDss. 10 Richmond aud hs has 3 brother Nv.
ing Dssrb When last heard from hr was on IL .
James River and KanawLs canal viii pay tie
above reward Ii delivered to ms Ia Manchester, Oh
To Pullism Co. Ia Richmond
SO 25-Ets 8 Y, HANCOCK
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD II " III
II pay Is upoa delivery TO q: my ser an. .
CATHAkiNE, wEo raa away Oh tue 2ath at june
last aged l., years. i've feet i've inches high, brown
ecmplex.oa has scar three inches long on ore of
her elbows Shs Las h ca seen lately la tails city.
6ss 2a-tAs ntaH HAdAH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

.ienfsh Lkqp iraf.--Dar Hebrew fellow
citizens commenced last evening II FnndoWn
the celebration ui the ie.ist Of i.oSh Htsh4Ha
or New Year, which il observed by social ies-
uyily and "a general attendance al their houses
OF worship. The feast in honor OF the advent
of The new year larts Two days, during which
there is AN entire cessation from all klieia 81
business The several synago9Ges in this city
were open last night and filled 10 their utmost
capacity. Tie manner or observing Rosh
Uashan9 is prescribed III Leyiiicus.
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Balanrr D.s ~, %ide-We understand that
the Cout.delacy is liz e4.2ss of the Lincoln
Government in the matter Of t,r,e.,a.sFf of war
10 OO0 men II they dent make better i,me
than they have been doing lately, they will
hardly catch mp unless they bag the whole Of
Lees ar.s.y by q strategic movement OF
"chanua Of base"
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CATHERINE ng A,ms-Mr. q, NJ. Young has
been appointed by the Secretary OF War agent
to visit all OF the houses in the city Of Rich.
mond, for the purpose collecting all arms and
Announcements that may have been left, AT any
time, by soldiers and others, ahd which can
be made Of use tn the Confederate States III
the present war. He has already succeeded
III collecting together fonr or live thousand
stand Of arms, and proportionate quantity OF
Announcements Yesterday, 10 enforce his an
th0rty il the direction OF Rockets old held,
a guard WAS detailed by Capt. Alexander, a
+, NJ, 10 accompany Mr.. Young, who sac
eeedsJ il. gathering Mp considerable number
OF nusketa rides ~ which otherwise would
never have been heard Of The call ot our
Generals III Tennessee and t.enIRrkY. toI wei.-
pons to put III the hands ri The volnnteeraw
are constantly tincking I" then standards, may
explain the anxiety tor arms.
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Tese,tfrs-T There We're fAeaE Ieaauers
lodged in Castle Thunder Yesterday io-uor-
row one hundred OF the soldiers III contne
ment there, aud thirty conscil.is, viii be seat
in the direction Of Winchester
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Yani.q Ponto0n Bo,t!S-Ali Of the above
boats captured from Mcclellan and not now
in use i,y the Government, have been deposit
ed in tie Dock. Yesterday most OF them We're
half ful Of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

IAs L,ff "adrd This company, from I
Richmond, went into the fight on the 18th
with eleven men and two commissioned OH
GERS and had seven men oonn.ied. They are
Corp'l Wells, i'll arm slightly L. :. Gibbs
thigh. serion4ly j b Rate, thigh, SERIOUSLY
leg will have 70 be smpntaIed j ". :. fay
ior in ankle and tool j. T.. Nhltlook, slightly
in head; Il 4 Williams, slightly in foot: L
T.. Winston foot The regiment the l'il'
Virginia in III men aud . officers
and lost 30 v. IL. Briggs, Sergeant Major
Of the regiment. had his leg iahen oil, and
wa yyouu,iud ia three places
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ETy.

At lis late Residence, In Uenyieo $780,.
Tuesday morning, the 24th Instant. a, bs,Ty On
"'eiock, Mr.. JOSEPH EEHNif, in ID. s,,ip ss
IL bis age. "''h yssF
The friends aud az quaiai ancss Of IA. fan,
respectfully Invited TO attend his funeral s1,y arc
Val street Church. ibis (Tbnrsday) ev.n,n, a VI
o'clock. a. p
Al the residence Of her parents an Hi.
FLORENCE LEE, infant child II pebsnsa hlt
Madison Z. Condrsy aged one y ear ten u',n 200
and thirteen days months
Farewell, dear Florence, the TIE hs.,
press thee 10 rny aching heart
One long last iook--ons parting XII.
Onr Father calls you, we must pari
The friends ard acqssintanees Of her psr.o,.
respectfully invited 10 attend Der fans,@i $40
(Fhurs,iay) afternoon Is, u O'Clock f,oa, Ia t0T
dence on Short street. between als, and 81 -
out further notice ""a
Al the corner OF 9Th and Bird street, an
nesday. Sept. 9ith, Of consumption. ION.
tOUSE, IA the 4ist year OF bis age
Blessed are they who di. in The Lord
Friend. after friend, iepart
Who has not lost e friend,
There is no union here OF hearts
But here it 6nds 10 end
The relatives, friends, and Acquaintance -, =,
family are invit~d to attend hi, fnosra, 70. ,os
Cfhursdayl evening, Sept 18th, st h.li'n..,.
o'clock, without further notice pA''
la Manchester, on wednesday. Sent "a s.p.
a, wife of Capt VIM. W. weislser in 90, IHh ,AIa
year Of her age. " '''h
The friends and acquan ances Of tL.. f,n.,.
requested to attend her funeral from ID. are
Church in Manchester. on this (TAnf.asv, -
noon at 8 o'clock. ~ N'e
Al 1 o'clock, Wednesday eveaiag. a,,b ,,.,...
LUKE, son Of Edward ana Ann po.~r 'I a az
years month and ~ days Assa :
We Eiss thee. deares, ak-
We miss thy bright black .,ss
We miss thy loving smiles,
Yes, we miss cur darling hoy
The funeral n Ill take place from, lie n.,.,,.,-
idence On 18th street, near TIE old ai.,lII-,' y
bali past 3 o'clock This afternoon The -, a.
he family are invited to attend %
AT the residence OF her husband J p Roo,, .
Hanover county. On the l9th OF sspt-mt-r :, :.
o'clock p H., OF typhoid fever, sARAUA Ronso
in the 18th year OF her sgs leaving bushans 90
tour snail children TO Mourn their irreparsbs IT,.
Her fair young form sank down ia dss,h
beneath the fever scorehing breath
Bat In the Heaven, Ger youd.r skies
Her foru, renewed again shall rise
Aud robei In light shall live abo,.
Where feath dissoives no charm Of lava
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MAHnua.,,

On the III inst. by Rev Alsr a r.,
John Mc0RAw aud Mrs SARAH Snn, ~
ail Of this city. "osLEs
II fredericksburg p1p.rs plesse e.,,.
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p a p 1 X

Com aiming all the news OF the
RECENT BATTLES In MARYLAND.
Al the CONF EDERAIE READING ROOM, On lnh
street; just above Main near the Post Office
Also lot oi YANKEE PICTOkiALS ami
COMIC BOOKS.
singe admission good ior al dag 10 cts. Month
ly subscribers 81.
Papers also from sill parts of the South.
Paper. Envelopes, &c, Ctor writing letters tur
nished without extra charge sc 25-lI'
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JUST RECEIVED PROM BALTIMORE

LEI JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE.
81 PELViN'S Sewing Machine Rooms several
EASES OF BAI4MgRAL SHOES, for gentlemen ard
you,ha add 81 10 Gu. now isegs sock al Shoes ~
every description that c,.u sc had, ~h,h We .,i
sell at ia lowest price. hsdiss AID gentlemen Ste
respectfully invited 10 give our ho1se look around
Entrance ia store on l2th street.
gust received to-day, i lot OF SERVANTS
SHOES Tor wolle.. and men - 2s-'t&
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I INFORMATION WAHTsu-Oi the Whereabouts
i OF A. h. E22ELL. private IN Company "G. -
Sd he g,neat H0rth Carolina State Troops, who IS
sick aud sent FROM GoTdonsyiile tn Some hospital In
Richmond about the nrsi week ID September --
Any information ID left al this office will lie thank.
fully received s. l.. kaLLETT
Sc 25-Gts
IF COL, COOPER GIBBS will send his address
/ TO box i.U65 :" kehmoad, Va. lie will learn
some Thing TO his advantage ~ 25-2ts
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Toll OFFICE ]. X. AND X. co,


hIt.HNUNpl Sept 81 tsU<
NOTICE il hereby given 10 merchants aud otf-s !
~ Interested, thst change has been made in las
Iarff OF Tolls On the James Riser snd kapawha
Canal take effect On and after the LIST October.
ls62. Copies can be had BY applying at the Toll
Office Basin bank between nth aud laih streets
70 as-ats K. b. SNEAD T. u
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PEHsLSAE,.

'INHE GEaTLEMAN Hho met two ladss O.
i Tuesday. near the fo.t-0ftiee. on Main greet
and bowed as though he knew tpenl, and on tbs
ncZt day meeting With them again. on Pearl street.
Ae storpe,: IN tss exchange office aud recognized
ihein ida secold tune TIE lsdiss, considering il
IN insult, did ne return the sauaiou bat since,
they thilk lie IN old friend of theirs they became
acquainted With in North Garaiina about Two year.
sg'. |. SO. will ne please 10 address Miss EMMA
YOUNG through the pust Office ana much obilge
bis friends. ~ isJ--lts
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~ AUCTION NOTICE. --Partieular attention
IS asked to nv sale of superior Furniture, Cahil-
Matsrias, Lumber, Hearses. and Horses, THIS
MORNING. commencing Ut lu o'elOck, st Msssf-
BnfoFd Porters, corner OF 18th aud franhhn
streets.
Sc est THOs. w kgkSEH, Auot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

tFNoTiCE The st,eptiQn OF the trade Is Gait
ed TO the sale Of MANUFACTU RED TOBACCO
TO take place al the Totseeo Exchange, IN rear OF
The Columbian Hotel, THIS MORNING at halt
past lO o'clock WM. Y. SHEPPARD,
Aue,ionscr, and Proprietor Tob Exchange
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~ SPECIAL NoTIcE The fAkA Of ~
acres oi iaud at Hanover Court House Depot, al
veFt!sed 10 be sold by ~ 10 morrow al II CESS
A. NJ, a. sasifaga from market.
- 25-u aODD j APPkks0N
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ITO BLOCk BIZ RUNNERS - Being lsrge
iy engaged III tha Retail. and Id part wholsss >
tfate. Ne would he pleased Tor tie trade 10 p. II
upon us " III samples Ut GOODS Al the lowest n
hguIrs. We ara n0Y la want of stoes viz: Fiae
heavy ho0Ts. DE s5ewea IIalAins SHOES e.
La,:ies paldFcns si.Ug9. fgo.a l@t1 2. Nsslo
ERGGUES.
heavy goods ANY d-sefiLl lou thu, are oi 80.
quaIlses, viii please eall npon as Oar stock
now large, VS. wish still 10 add 10 i We eau buy
th-ui al fair nlicss it IL our Determined olto L.
sell III ANAL profits. Call al BEiVINs SEWING
MACHINE ROOMS ou 18th street s2s-2ts
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-btS uDIcF SpOihWQuu uot0i.
NOTlCk having qualified ~ Exsea.or ON The
IN sstAtc Of Frederick J. Cowi0. deed. all psrsans
Indebted To The deceased are requested 10 call and
settle their accounts promptly, aud those having
claims ae sinat the estate viii present them 10 me
for payment. properly antheaticxe "a
80 23-~Gta WM- REk8H, kxor.
CALri SALTi l-l50 bushels North Careltua
~ bALT, In store aud for sale al small advance
uh cost, ~ quantities " suit, "
WILLIAMS 4 ElsLIOTT,
No. u Main street.
Orders frasa uas ffisnds ia tbs conatry will -
ceive prompt Assenttao. w. = y.
" * sl&Aw3t
1.-TWO s0aOoS OONCnNfkATEu LEY~-jsssa
received sud TOR sAis ~
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