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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
ERCN TEE ABBY OF THE
sBENANDGAH.
The ronr.h Of July in the VALLEY.

From Or rlecili Correspondent.
WIscBEsTER, Saturday July 5, it'A
Yesterday the anniversary OF National IDde-
pendence came and went like other days the people
hereabous being so wrapped in the mantle OF Secs
sia and absorbed in worshiping as a golden calf,
the Confederate Government that they gave 10
heed TO the recurrence of the birthday on which orr
nationality WAS established, and we became q great
people in the eyes of the world. With cnrlaiued
wipdo va and closed blinds-and for aught ! know,
barred doors-the inhabitants Of this God.'orsakeD
town passed the day, fearing lest their shghtest
prc sence might be construed as favorable omen by
the Federal troops.
Ia the strife for tie establishment OF Their idol,
Winchester, Ike many other towns in this Iebeous
State, has suffered immensely. Whole rows OF spa
ciou- warehouses have been destroyed, man Ifaoto-
ries burned TO the ground, and places Of business
closed. The devastating band Of civil WA il every
where apparent; yet 90 the people adhere FIRMLY TO
what they are pleased to term "their cause" IN
support OF which all true national PRIDE has long
since died away. Our troops in the valley held the
glorious anniversary in sacred remembrance, and
lain would have commemmoraed il az IN days OF
yore but for the ssdGening recollectiyus that thou
sands Of those once bound tOgehr by the strongest
ties of nationality, friendship, and brothery love,
were now srrayed against them in deadly strife,
see king TO tarnish our country tag and dasecrate
all that has hitherto constituted our happiness ard
pride
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
THE CONDITION OF THE ARMY.

From The N0fogll IEfeiiiseHtrT,
The following dispatch was received on Saturday
a. the War Department from an officer Of bigh rank
and character in Gen. McClean's army:
ARry op THR PoTosAc. jul, 4, 1862.
Tho newspaper reporters having all gone oil, 10 pre-
vent the people of The country being frightened 10
death, will simply state that at II III. to-day
national salute Of - guns was tired a. ,he head
quarters of each army corps, and all The bands are
laying national airs.
The men are in frst-rate spirits. and the General
ia inst starting 10 visit oil The troops.
The newspaper Tepor ers sud others who have
gone 10 the rear DO not represent the army OF The
Potomac. We can't he beaten. and What IS more
we won't be beaten We are all right, aud Away
have been. Ii they VIII send fOFcemenis enough
10 OIL up our os CO OF sick billed, and wounded, We
viii take Richmond from Tho point.
Don't believe any stampede reports you bear;
there u truth in them. >ecesh" ID smashed mp,
aud as soon AS We can get rested and get supplies
and few more men, we can use them up completely.
This IL glorious Fourth of July for us-all right.
We hear nothing OF the enemy today. Don't tear
for the Army oi the Potomac.
In conclusion, wonid just state that the Provost
Marshal General found It unnecessary TO order re-
porere TO the rear, they having gone Of their own
accord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
PROCLAMATION OF GOV. CURTIN.
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
U'HhI0NIH''
The following proclamation was ISSUED by Tie
a. ...,.,,,. TO-DAY.
H,RRIsBrRe, Friday. Jul

H,RRisBCRG, Friday. July (. 1862.
The following proclamation Was issued by The
Governor to-day:
p,,s.lfaais. -. In the sud by tie snhory oEbs
Cos.o.oan.slih Il Penusy.vanls, ANDREW J. CUhiIN,
Coyerper Of the said Commonwealth,
4 PROCLAMATION.
More men are required for tie suppression Of the Rebel
lion Or regiment. IN the fed to be recruited to their
orn, stgongh ard IA addition regiments are t. be
formed.
Pernsyysnia hes hitherto done her d-y 70 the country
Her feemol nscn called to volunteer Ia her defense
dat she blood az her who have ecady fallen may not
hago been he'd in vein, and that may baud down to
po,sy tho blessings Of Mon and civil and political liberty
which - q derive from fathers.
Tho nun be- OF fquir,d and the regulations for
n.uts will be na1e snown forthwith IN geaeral orders
Meanwhile the men Of Pennsylvania viii hold themselves in
readiness r.. prompt compliance viii tie necessary demand
upon ,heiI gallant and patriotic spirit
Our noble Commonwealth hss yet falteIed aid ust
stand firm now when her honor aud every thing that is dear
20 her 1t stake
Given under my hand and the great seal Of The state At
Harrisburg this fourth day of JAY in the OF our Lord
thousand eight hundred and siIytwo and Of the Con-
monwesl,h the eish,yseyensk-
By the Governor ELI sLiFEk,
sscretary 81 the Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
IMPORTANT FROM TUE SOUTU-A CHANGE
OF PROGRAMME.
From The M'@pa' -i'ni4set' : a ac".

From The N>mphi ifIi4aa>o a. "A .th
We understand that information has been received
from weinlprmed sOurccs in the South wLich leads
20 The belief that IA new rogranne has been deter
mined upon. It il alleged that the leaders IN the
Southern movement, nothing abasbed by past dis-
continues are nerving themselves for tremendous
effort. They consider that the territory recently
given no has weakened the Federal authorities, and
corr srondinglv strengthened the son h. They tiilk
they Will hold Richmond and Virginia, but even n
they shoald fail in these particulars, they have 10
idea Of Swing mp.
l. il fmd that the new policy is 10 fight 81 long ~
il is possible 20 DO s0 bu, when they can DO 50 no
longer instead OF surrenderiug-inslcad of having
their property coniscGted anO Themselves dlsran-
chisrd-ffe g. 1ders vW make = dfTcct preparation
- ,.fter France or Engiaid p becoHc = colony or
0DDendoge. II il further nid, that the Southern
headers prefer ii tie alternative is forced upon thcn
% become the subjects OF Napol on. Tnis may be
ore why Napoleon IL engsged with colonilinx
schemes in Mexico.
We give the above ne the probable-nay, almost
certain policy Of the Conf fera'e leaders, II they
should be driven TO the wall. We have good reason
for the belief that - 10 tteir sOsmny declared
policy in the emergency supposed and hence We
place il before orr readers.
Whether the Border States will agree 20 this
policy remains 20 b. IL i not improbable tina,
Tennersee may choose 70 mark ont her own conrse
iu the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
FROM The LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
vICkSBuRG NOT YET TAKEN.
The COMMANDMENT STILL PROGRESSING.
The Work to be StOrmcd on the Fourth.
TTRyIyG THE RlIEI our OF IT'S CHANNEL.
Cmo,eo, Monday, July :, Iscr

CHc,Go, Monday. July :, 1867
A special dispatch from Memphis, daied the On
INST. states that the ram LiOness has arrived there
with the following adyices from Nicls0nig:
VICEsBuRG. Wcin,lisy, Jlly .'th
The canal across the point 81 Ia opposite Nicns-
burg is nearly completed. The negro Wo'lneo
upon It are collected from various FORMATIONS ~ no
vicinity. In all cases Government receps were
gwen for them. Several thousand are eDgagcd On
the work.
il is supposed that when the ditch IL finished ibs
river will cut wide channel during high waer,
and forever leave Vcksburg an inland village.
Tie LomLaidroent was kept up at regular uteryT.'s
from both fleets, Com. Davis having arrived when
the Lioness left.
The Rebel batteries were It'll replying occssor-
ally.
II was believed that the Rebel works wolla 10
siormed Oh tie 18th inst.
There was every reason to believe the ely Lid
aiready fallen.
The city is said to be not so badly damaged -
was a, flint stated.
All noncombatan,s Lad been removed previous &c
the commencement of the bombarJmen'.
The Rebel force is said 10 be 5000 strong
A story Lad reached the feet that several hundred
Rebels mad been killed by the explosion Of our hels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Cant. Jones the officer tiied by Court-Dsrusl IN
Governors Island eomC tine since, wac yesterday
released By order OF the President OK me tnite1
Siate.. aud VIII 20 on duiv AZ once. Tie Court
Martial Which convened few days since y s:lll IN
session.
The new steam guuboat Ticyq. is now absent from
Boston on her trial uip. An officer writes rom scs
to eay that she l. going on in r very @'Isia tory
manner. uder IS poun0s OF steam, ete has averaged
cid miles per hour. The journals have no, heated.
and all the machinery, from the engines 70 me small
est revolving apparatus, works admirably.
The irs, man.0(war ever built and htte1 out e
st. Louis, tie new steam gunDoat Essex, ~ nus
idsi made her trifl tIip
The speed attained was very credltaDie, ana u
general working Of tie machinery admirable. Ito
Ts.ex u Oj fe,t I'm length AID 80 feet IT, width; her
hold is o. feet ia depth She II provided with tw1
enn1ucs with cylinders % inches IL diameter and 6
feet stroke Sue has three bolers 20 feet long ana
l2 inches in diameter, and oeet bucket. Size has
mach more power than ANY other of tie Western
gunboats viii be piopot6naieiy ister than any ot
them, and having two wheels adds greatly 20 tho
precision Oh her movements. she can be handlcd
much more easily than boat with n single Wheel
IS the engines assist the rudGer Her coft 70 tbs
Government u 81 eco now on Her third RECONSTRUCT
ton. the engagement az Fort MclicnTy having con-
sidcrlbly damaged her, The Essex Is LOW on aclFs
duty Her officers are:
Csp,. W. p Porter, Commander Robert X hhSy, Eit
Master and Executive Uhceri Acting Niseis w. 'S,'
Lewis. Sareeon Ihoua. Rice; Cni, Engineer Jos Keeps
Assistant Engnee rs. Stems, Nes., mos 4-lcn
Gunner hat Snyder Carpenter, Ihos' o'es'e
Oficers and crew number loo men,
MIR. 4. +. Wells OF Boston u the gentleman VIE
Is 70 mise the sunkcn ships Norfolk and Hampton
Roads H. addition totle Pernsy vania ll29l, Della
oore ,SiI. Columbus tS0l, Untea States ,J0l, Con-
gress az. plymon,h t2J), Cumberland (2i and
Dolphin fn, the Rebel steamers, tie water and
noygder boafs are 10 be raised. -Four whalc-sLiIs
viii he employed in raising the Cumberland, which
wos ,upk by the Merrinac. Iron safes were or
hoard the Congress and Cumberland, cont ainira
AS 900 and SIS, O00 in specie, which will be re-
covered The contractor pec;s 10 spend 800 1000 en-
his work lie will employ about 200 men. He
10 receive for his trouble A. per cent saTsge en- the
property recovered.
The q. :. steam transport Massachusetts, srTi''a
a, Philadelphia on Saturday.
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THIS he presented to ouartermsster WIN. ".

This he presented 20 Quartermaster WIN. ".
Iutchngs ana demanded the qirl. Mr.. Hurchings
seeing lie trcpids'ion and anxiety manifested in
countenance of Henrietta, asked her, Are you
willing 20 return to Your masterl" " Oh no, Sit"
she sad, please don't give ne mp to him !" Lct
me see hat order, Sir SAID he . the, owner aud,
reading 1t aloud, he remarked, Ibis gives you
authority TO search for your girl; Won nave searched
for her, and there size il. I0u are to be projected
in masing your search; you have been protected.
This gives you no authority 10 take her against her
will. She does no. wish to return 10 you an0 You
can't take her. And now the sooner you get on the
boat the better will be for your skim a. he said
this with the determination Of man who was not
to ne triled with, the discounted owner beat pre-
cipiiate retreat, amid the eers and shouts OF TIC
bysanders, and the poor girl was saved from she
fate 10 which lnst and cupidiy would have assigned
her.
An act Of cross injustice has been done to the
brave ith Rhode Island regiment ia the appointment
Of an officer from another regiment 10 the colonelcy
made vacant by the promotion Of Colonel Roman,
Iieutenant-C oloneI George W. 1ew is !noeed, ~
said IN my last letter. good officer, Christian GET
t,eman and a brave man. Nothing but political H.
nuences, which Governor Sprague should have
seemed 10 be governed by, can have robbed HIM OF
me promotion % which experience and merit entt.e
him. lne feeling manifested among ne officers ana
men On learning bis suppression, Is very marked,
and numerous designations u commissioning VII 10
All probability bs tie result. | have lived III Tbs
reg meut on he most familiar terms ever since t1-
bat,lo OF Roanoke, and consider yselt IN position
70 spoaA understaudiDgiy IN this matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
" A Second Daniel Come q" Judgment p
Literal TRANSLATION OF one Of Gov
L.. IL
sianiy's oriors.
From Our Osn Correspondent.

NrwBERS, Juae 30, 1862.
As tho 9th Massachuseis was about leaving
Washington an incident occurred when renec'eo
credit upon tho aeumen of one oil ITS omeers y
prety nuaito slave girl, belonging TO 4 citlzen o'
he town. had been acting bouse-servant to Lieut..
Turner. and when marching orders were received
expressed great anxiety to go with tho regiment to
Newbern and escape bondage Sue was one Of the
Al 500 brnnetts that The Herad alludes TO IN fneh
sosr,e terms. She took refuge on board one OF The
steamers on which the oath had embarked, Dat Jht
before the time for sarling her owner slpe"red VII"
an order, which isa as follows:
John Doe has permission TO search for Die taye girl
usprisu, Ard will b. protested IN 40 touG"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
THE SANTA FE MAIL.

TIE TEXAss WANT 10 LEAVE ARIZONA.
kANsAs CITY. ssnrJ y, July s. 1902.
Tie first coach OF the santa Fe mail has arrived
and brings dates TO tie 22i. The news s meager.
II il repoped that the Texans had sent Commission
cir TO the State of Chitushua TO obtain permission
from the Mexican authorities 10 pass through that
Sta,e TO Texas. The permission was MOI granse'i-
This refusal on the part of the Mexican authorities
will doubtless delay the Texans in Arizona longer
than they would otherwise have siaid. The lot
New.Mexican Regiment OF Volunteers has been sn'
trey recognized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

He talsps will tear sai Nj, besk vii dsgour;
Or. sulrn ye HE e1sv md deiay not an hour
Defoud defend. The old Nouh s.s!e forever, Sc.
% The Star 5pansed Banner" di.hororel % streaming
Der bands OF ianaiiss n els swords cleaning;
They thirt life blood Of those yol ulost cherish
Nlh brave hearts and tue then srOu'e or they perish
Defend, defend, the old Moth STATE iJreser, 40
Round the " Of the south Oh N thousands now r-lJ,
For the hour > departed when f-eemal may daily
Your s il =; stake thrn 20 forth ed God speed yoo.
Ard onward TO glory ,no victory Iced you
Huuah! hUrah! the old North STATE forever
HuIfah hGiTsh lie good old Moth 5t4Ie.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
CAPTAIN WILKES GONE TO THE JAMES

WAsBIYGToS. Aordsy. July . ls6L
Tie vessels IN James River have been temporarily
detached from the North Atlantic BlockaiiDg Squad
rou and placed in charge Of Captain Charles Wilkes
The squadron is to be called the James River Flo
lila. Captain Wilkes Left for his station THE after
noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
CAPTAIN LOWELL OF THE TWENTIETH
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOsT0N, Monday, July :, IlI1-
Capt. Lowell Of the Goth Massachusetts Regiment,
killed near Richmond, vas a son OF Charles Russell
Lowell. He graduated :, the Harvard College, n
1853. with the highest houor Of bis class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
The Hattie Of the 25,h on the Let VIM.

THE following letter. though Of an old date ust received
pgs we publish 10 0s details that will be Of Interest TO those
who have friends 10 the regiments referred TO. Tho writer
vas In the advance the lt WING and not
e~sie Of what Wa going on on the night
correspondence Of The " y. Tribune.
AAhY % THE PoToEAo, Fair Oaks, Junt o. 1862.
1hs exciting life, amid tho Dose of screaming
hoI 3od abel, with daily attacks uPop opr front
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THE REBEL LOSS THIRTY THOUSAND

The Richmond rapcrs q The iih, ia detailing the
l1fs O.. 5000 men, although they claim victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

A NORTH tAfpIlNA 'fih ~ ftNos
Ar" The Od A.yia state.
~ LCOIt.
" sons ~ Cardinal awake from ycur dreaming.
N. minious II Lincoln upon Ne arc streaming!
Oh wait not for argument, call, OF perauasion,
10 meet 4 the Dliset TINS ireaci fouE Invasion
Defrud oe end. the old hOrti Siofe forever,
Defend, deicnd, the god old North atsie.
o.! nink Of tie ma.jens the wives, and the mothsIs
tiy Sc to the rescur, Cons husDandt aLd brother,
And sins In oblivion ell party and section
Your beaIthstJnes looking TO you Tor protection!
Defend, de end the old Nogth State forever, &c
" Ilof stands the fofeiuo., IN LbeTtys story"
On tirnish not mo her lsme odd her glory
Your fathers o. her their swords bttcly welded,
And che never tsf has 10 tyranny yielded
Defend, deiead, tho Old Month State forever, &c.
The babe in Is sw-etuoss-tho child IN T.. beauty
tnconsc'oU ly urge you to sctiou aud duty
~ al that il sacred, by Al 10 yon tender,
Your country sdJgres, arte aud defend her
Defend, defend, the old North Stat. forever, te
the National Eagle above . now floating,
NIl so0D GU tb, Ntslt Of loved ores be gubnsj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18


On ami after MONDAY, November llth he
Mail and Passenger Trains will leave Richmond 'os
0ordousville Charlottesville, and Stsunton, caly
at 80 A. NJ, connecting with the Orange and
.<lexaudriA Railroad Passenger Train a, Gordcus.
=, 'e for Manassas, and intermediate points and al
m. ,lottesville for Lynchburg.
Be, ween staunton sod Jacksoas River the Mall
Train o and ,ssv,as ss suS o.
.on's Rive on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FIJI
days. ,-o,n,. s....
oonnacts with III Mail Train, and leaves s;ana,ou
Mond.ys Wed ,ssSays, and Friday and Go
shsn on Tuesdays gss ana SATURDAY "a ,
Sulphur Lewisburg, &c. connects with this train
| on Tuesdays, Thursdays nd Saturdays.
The regular Through Fret. nj Train for Gcrdens.
Vile, and points west Of there leaves Richuicnd
7.30 p. M. on Sundays, Tussda, g. and Thursdays.
! and arrive from the west at A. u. on Supdsys
Wednesdays, and Fridays
A regular Way Freight Train for ,tosaonsv'ils.
and points east, leaves daily, Sunday. s1ssp'sdJ
| at $50 Al II. D. WHITCO. NS
! nO6 General Snperiutr NsHh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18
BAKERIES.
r y. Il Il q q S'H
BEEAD, CAKE, CRACKER.

r .. BRIG QS'H
BaEAD, CAKE, CRACKER. "N"
Hsvins removed 70 my now establishment, on the
corner CT Drosd and Fourth ST.. which have lad
hsssd mp ina superior style, do BOW offer my sim
csra thanks 70 my ffiends, end the public In gone
raj, scr the very liberal patronage bestowed on me
ior shs last e yeara, end hope By strict attention
10 business, end working Of fhs Best materials TO
merit continuance Of the same.
asvo Increased my facilities for Baking to such
BREAD, CAKES, ORA oKnRs and PIES, on ~
large scale q any establishment Of the kind In
the State,
supplied With FREsrt BRAAD tuioe every day.
CRACKERS Of all kinds, fresh baked constantly
on hand, packed In the best Mariner.
Suffers supplied win CRACKERS, CAKES,
GINGERBREAD, SpIOENUTS, TO-, at the
shortest Dossce.e
Orders from tbs country thank fully received
and carefully ATTENDED 70.
P:rs,s: implied with PLAIN and oRNANzN.
L D. BRI00ss New Bakery,
Corner Of Broad and Fourth streets.
VXTM n. TINsLEY's NEW LARGE
" ST = A ID b A kerry.
Having q . eonSldseabls expense Atted up q
Gary and !ltA streets an now prepared 70 furniah
IL orden In my line Immediately.
kinds Of O1A0K1RS, flLOT "a
A0I.Ae010 ~
~ evseA naaAinsEy anA tools Seins sutrsiy
NV anl q ~ mese Improved stZia togaah9 with
aying hat een furnish = rood q article q
oaekers snd Oakss = any estahliahuant n ihis %
.:.sS..s i..hs s.a.r Asa sAs :smsy WIN
i AuaA n <hn1w &mtA~ A. - SaM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

I. OR 1NIlN8 AM u g
EHOh RENT.-A desirable HOUSE on hoas
~ street, formerly owned By the late y: y.
CfenDhaW, within q snort distance Of the Zap
ital square, Governor q. IT. location II con-
venient to any one desiring Q residence near
the departments or places Of buane0. Also,
an excellent brick Stable In the rear, separate
from the lot. Apply TO ID. w. b. PLsAsAnTs,
Morson building. fe lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

0BOORg11Db kE0UOB0b -
81 1K0T ST0Ox or 0kOOERTXS, to
II which W invtts the ssssation Of the
loo.o 600 Havana Cigars.
100000 Domestic do.
$50 900 German do.
1000 lhs. Ground Pepper.
bags Grain do.
IL chests choice Green Tea.
10 do. do. Black do.
40 Baskets Anchor Champagne.
10 do. Uhas. Heidsick do.
40 do. Golden Star do.
40 bbls. Crushed Sugar.
e 49, &c., 9 %sd iaS.s' s Il. whs,: 10.
'' 0'' p1' LEE Z DURHAM M
f. l7-3t : .. 3s Pearl street.
En- BBL.S. NEW ORLEANS n(II.ASSES.
OV 100 boxes ALBANIAN tine CANDIES.
% bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
rs half chests Black TEA.
40 half chests and small boxes superior
200 bbls John hollins's Extra FLOUR.
FOR w w 3 !. JONES . o.,
fe list 10Th st.. bet. Main and Cary.
.NAMILY FLOUR.-
T. Very superior
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
ZOE SAC Id lOtS 70 SUIT 0b our AllkBs
fel7-3t HAXALL, CREN6HAW T. co.
CU0ARS.-47 hhds. clarified and choice
y Brown New Orleans SUGARS,
t. arrive today for g sale . n y . w,,,,.x.
II q 8 T Il E q e l V E D.
&c hhds. choice N. o. Brown SUGAR,
10 TO. Clarified
d bbls. N. q. MOLASSES,
100 packages SMOKING TOBACCO,
SARDINLS, CLANS. and OYSTERS.
In cans,
For sale BY G. W. ROBINSON.
fe lb-6ts % Pearl st.
Just Reviewed
ONION BUTTONS.
POWERS L HANDLEY.
fe l5-3t~ Cor. Main and l7tla SITS.
Q BBLs. RED APPLES, medium sdze, in
10 good order.
80 bushels GLOVER SEED. prime gu Atty
s l%s ss'' on W. S1n 5. s Tr06MPkYss n BRO.
RI xI' BYE FLOUR. &C.
loo bushels Rye;
800 =" Black Eye Peas;
| % bbls. Rye Flour; r
For sale by BLAIR h HARvtE.
fei2 Gary and 18th ste.
S . n . = 5:
ENGLISH TWINE,
COTTON WRAPPING TwINE.
PECAN NUTS,
SARDINES,
WRAPPING PAPER,
For sale by q. W. ROBINSON.
fe l2-1w* 20 Pearl st.
ID EMOVAL.-We have removed our Store to
III the large four-story Warehouse on Cary
street., between 18th and l4th streotA four doors
below our old stand, and have In store and for
sale
10000 lbs prime BACON.
900 bushels Black Eyed PEAS.
200 bushels BEANS.
500 bbls. FLOUR, different grades.
20 bbis. Mountain WHISKHY.
100 bushels TIMOTHY SEED.
100 bushels CLOVHR.SEED.
1000 lbs. Country SOAP.
goo kegs LARD.
/ 80 bbls. LARD.
80 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
I fe1-ts R. W. PIERCE 90.
n a. BALDWIN { co..
EOs (L0te Of Ale1andria)
Having removed to the three story brick Store
house on 18th, between Main and Gary streets,
few doors south Of the Dispatch Office, offer for
a. ie at the lowest market rates
Is bids bids New Orleans and Clarified
ITS boxes good to very superior ToBAc.
COS.
1OO,OOO CIGARS, of various qualities.
so cases Smoking TOBACCO.
LOCO lbs. OANDLE-WICK.
1 l,lO0 pair Soldiers SHOES,
500 pair BROGANH.
To which they will be adding daily such goods
as their customers need. They invite country
mercb ants and particularly their old friends Wis
/ ting this market, to give them call.
ja26-im
Gao. NJ. FLICK RO. J. CHRISTIAN.
N go. n. FLICK b CO.,
IST Manufacturers Of superior
| White Wine and Pure Cider
VI nae g A B,
For Picking, &C..
Main street, near Goth Richmond Va.
~ Orders sent by man promptly attended To-.
ja 28-2m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

50 bbls. Virginia WH1SKEY, of good quality.
10 bbls. very hne old Rye WHI6KEY, part
ave years old.
800 boxes and packages fns Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO.
10 bags Bio Coffee.
New Orleans, Clarified and Crushed SUGAR
Instore and for sale by GEO. I. HERRING,
IL 29-1m* IS Main street.
ID EMOVAL-WILLIAM +. KING has.
II moved his gtock of 0ROCERIES to tn
house vacated BY Austin & Gentry, 3 doors ives
Of his old stand.
In addition to the best asortment Of Groceries
10 bs obtained during the war, the subscriber win
keep on hand stock Of Hay, Corn, Rye, Oats
Mill Feed. Bolted Meal, &C., at lowest cash prices
IA 25-lm WIN. Il, KING.