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DOWning's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees of Downing's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy vigorous, long-liyed
tree, which produces fruit of rare excellence,
rich, juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is
er infested with worms, and never fails of a good
crop. | also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERNEILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS; also good lot OF the best va
rites Of BIackberrIes and other small fruits, and
strawberries, of all the best English and Native
varieties.
choice lot Of Dahlias, Glaudiolis, Tube Roses
etc, from II. A. Dreer, Philadelphia.
Persons wanting anything in my line will please
call at my place, (MountHolyoke) in the Fourth
Ward, Rock Island.
JOHN HOLT.
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NOTICE..

'TIlE notes, book accounts and papers Of
Mr. julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to hun are notified to make
immediate payment, or cost will be made.
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island Dec y, 1861.
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NIIICAGO d ST. LOUIS 4. X. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Express Trains on and ai.er Dec. lst, ,ls6l.
Trains viii leave West SIDE Union Depot at a
m daily, except sundays, and Has p IN, except
SATURDAYS. ArrIvo at Chicago at , a IN and 9.20
p IN.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at ! p m daily, and arrives at A III.
knight train, with sleeping attached, will
run through to st. Louis every night, except Sun
day, leaving tins city at ll.45.
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
Haven, Conn. Cash capital ,s2OO,Ooo. Policy
holders receive - per cent "t the nett prohts OF
the business, without mourning any IIabIIty,
Insuros Buildings, Mcrchandsc, Household
Furniture, Rents, Leases, and other lnsurabIc
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
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Are You Ensured -!

Agency for Rock Island, Illinois,
HERMAN FIELD.
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THO MAS j. BUF ORD,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry l. Machine Shop.

TEEPS constantly on hand and makes to
n order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water
Wheels, Mill Irons of all descriptions, Store
fronts, and all other articles made OF cast IRON
Particular attention given to the manufacture of
Boiler and Sheet-Iron Work, as well as Black
smithing and Steamboat work. Also, dealer in
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, of all
sizes, Brass Oil Cups Globes, and all articles usu-
ally found at first class foundry and machine
shop.
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L II q + y y
assurance Company.
II 4 i TFO Il y, co \
CASH AsHC.pir,L.........,,.....>io0,ooO 900

Devoted to FIRE Insurance exclusively, and It's
ann wall be, to secure a continuance Ci public
confidence, by a prompt and honorable adjust
mcnt Of all far claims for loss
S. l.. LOOMS, President
II. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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4 RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPNI,
y New York. Authorized capital, 100000,
with a large and accumuIatIng surplus.
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Amount Of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid ......''.:..' none
Amount OF Losses incurred and IN
process of ad ustment. -. l',4iO 20
Amount of Losses reported on winch
no action has been taken.... Zo,o9o -
Amount ofCams for Losses resisted
by the Company. .'.....'. lo'oof -
Amount Of Dividends declared and
Que and unpaid. ......'' olo w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
due. .'''' t''"''
Amount of Money borrowed. ...... None
Amount Of all other existing claims
against the Company...s.., None
Total amount of Losses, Claims Snd
Liabilities. $50 ,OS0 i3
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
j. NiLroN SMITH, Secretary.
Agent for Rock Island, Illinois,
HERMAN FIELD.
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Fire Insurance Company,
vi OF New York. Cash capital, $3.50, 200.
Cash surplus, $l2j 900 incorporated 1921. One
of the oldest companies IN the United States.
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ERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMP'NY,
vi of Hartford, Conn Cash capital, $500 900.
MARK HOWARD, Prcs't.
f.. THOMAS IOBDFlL, Scc'y.
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Callitai.

The Capital OF said Company actual oo, o,, ~,
" paid up IN cash, s.........Si ,ooV,uoo w
The Surplus on the lst day OF Janh- ,s- ~
ary, in6-. -.....'''.'.' '.''''''. 4oo'''' %
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EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, of
/ the United States. Odlce, 90 Broadway,
New York Purely Mutual.-The only Stock
Company in America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
J. n. KINNEY, AIT. Rock Island
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JNTERNATiONA Life Assurance Socic-
~, of London. Chief Office for the United
States, II Wall St, Y Capital, 81, 800 900.
Guarantee Fund, 10000 Deposited with the
COMPTROLLER Of the State Of New York.
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The amount due and not due to bankers
and othe creditors ui the Compauy... None.
Losses adjusted and dup................ None.
Losses reported, unrdiu-tcd, IN suspense
and waiting furthrr r.ruofs...........S2 $50 ,96l
Losses coutcstcd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9,2OI
Total of all I.iabilitics...........N $50 .IGI.
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- ~ ~@ - .
OF
HAR RTFORD
1862.
sixteenth Scmi-innual statement
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company,
ur uAWruRp, cuNN,,
First Da, or January. 1862.
ASSETS.
Cash, >io5.s2G ~.
Cash on hand aud N Bank. 500 ,i27 -
Cash 10 the hiud. of ,ud
due from hrcnrs,..,,... II, ,399 10 sloj,ss 9S
Real ESTATE. si;,5oO.
Real estate o~ucd To-, thr Company. ;lIiOO 90
Loans, si5,5iO.
Amount loaned an Nurlu.
ages ut Real Est,ic,.... 81 900 90
Amount iuancd ou pledge
of Rauk >iur,-,.,,.,..' HJ,iOu ~
Amount loaned, ulhSrwts"
secured. 3,lIOOo $iJ,JlO 90
New York Bank stocks. .iOI 1910.
~ shares United States
Trust Company S,o,L.
r,W. NN. N,r. NAl.
N.N................ $1,000 $4,000
300 shares American ~
change Ba'k Stock Ny 10000 1000
200 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, \, h....,.. 10000 lS,loo
300 shares Manufacturers
aud Merchants bhnk
Stock, y. l........... HO,OOO lS,uOO
100 shares Continental B'k
stock, N N......,.,. lJ,0OO ll,s1O
i2S shares Me, ,hanlcs' B'k
stock. N.......... lO,iOO $3.50
300 shares phwnN Bamh
Stock, \. \........... 10000 ",OVV
200 shares Merchants ~
change B'k St'k, y. y. 10000 SuVU
100 shares Merchants B'k
Stock, y. N..,......., 1000 l,OOO
N.l................ 1000 3,7Jo
Hartford Bank stocks, si55.GOO.
800 shares Farmer, y Mcrhan-
,cs' Bank STOCK, Hartford. 100000 80, 40
200 shares Crty BkSrk lIaru'd 10000 99,OOO
zoo shares Etul Bank stock,
Hartford. .......,.,.,.,... so,uWu 2N,Uo"
goo shares PhunlS Bank stock,
Hartford. d.......,......,., .O,uUO l',SoU
1uo shares Ncr,h,u,s,N Mann
facturcrs' B'k Srk Hartford 10000 lN,2Oo
200 shares Mercantile Bank SIX
Hartford d...............,. -V,OOO liuuO
20 Sls. State Rk S'h Hartford l1,JuO lJ,2JO
% shares Hartford Bank stock
Hartford ...............'. 5,ooo ",'oo
90 shares Conn, RIVER bN Nt' .,
Hartford. 1000 $500
~ shaf'' iial"ot' '""h'l ID a.,
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Total am, of Capital and surplus. 81 ,46t,is7 %
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NnGuranCr.


who has been appointed agent tor the following
substantial Compaucs3
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rklExi,s 4 ptss N.ssh.
FIGHT strwEEN PRICE AND aosrcsass.

fUxA, Miss, via MoBikE, sept aai. The rish,
wing Of the enemy, under General Ropersans.
eight THOUSAND strong, wefe fonad a yaneine esnt
socloek yesterday afternoon, the Jse n.a f,,.
driving in our pickets.
General Price immediately ordered G eu Herbert
10 move with his and Martini brigade aga ,.st
them, and went himself upon the field accom- pa
MED by Gen. Little They mel f,aem ,sieaaeing in
line of battle about a mile moth of the town. Our
Tine was Immediately formed. ana the battle omen.
ed. Discovering ,ha. the enemy were in fof,s Gen.
Price sent back for the other brigasies of Ittles
division, They came forward at ioasle-auick bst
did not reach the field Until the enen,Y were driven
back tror every position more Than six hundred
yards, with the loss Of iiy prisoners :d nine
pieces of artillery. parkucss prevented further
pursuit. and L;ttie's division bivouacSed on the
field
Our loss in killed. wounded and missing will reach
two hundred aud fifty. Gea. Little was killed.
Co.'s. Whitfield, Gilmore, and Aiebarry were
wounded. The enemy having received heavy feir-
Sorcements during the night Gen l'ciee determined
10 carry ont the orders OF TIE previous noriling,
snd the army left iuka between seven aad eight
o'clock in the morning bringing of the captured
stores. The attack which the enemy made 4ipo,
our rear guard was repulsed with severe loss To
them. Our LOGS only ono maa. The "a Len
i>ana, Whtiieds Legion. aud Sd Texas Cavalry
behaved with distinguished ga|laniry, and were
the greatest sufferers III the .isht TrsGaY. Their
Colouels were all wounded.
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The Lynchburg I'usiRiaa states ihsf force Of
shout 800 Yankee cavaify made dash alto Lees
burg on Wednesday last. The Confederate iaian
;rS "a small force cred few roun.s hen the Van
KEGS wheeled about aad retired 10 await the AT
OF their artillery. The artillery arrived they com
n-ne-d sasling the town. inl;;sIng ia houses and
"ounding lady naned Harding. meanwhile our
forces had fallen back On the read Winchester,
Tins drawing tbs enemy after iheiu. Our cava y,
pursued, fired upou the,n killing two and wound
ing niue Yankees. The latter returned To The town,
where they stayed aboni two hours and left in
great haste, without parong any OF tie sieh that
were in the lospitsl The enemy departed in ,h-
direction of Draiasv;iie when our forces occupied
the town, sad hold i, still.
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NAal. kNTATK son n !.

II oWrsR JAhES RfvRR PLANTATIONS ron
IL HA L ~ The we'll kuswn cstsss called
''DEkkELNi,' On the north side Of James River
IN the county OF Charles City Tho estate sontaips
jJ2o aercs Of which GO acres arr cleared the re-i
due mostly In original growth timber. The plsn.
,aston T. "a well known thai description IL scarce.
y necessary u n,AY, however be II Al~d tha. the
cleared land which L. ~ the Arst class and uf bif
natural i-rtt'y. aas been heavily lined aud under
steady Improvement tor t,,aay years The Hars ioa
IL large aud beautifully situated, Commanding a
water erss ect for Ten miles. II has attached all
the necessary oa,buidlngs for the comfortable ar.
cominodaian OF large family. " IL distant 2,
saiies, and a3 by wafer from Richmond. Belonging
10 tbe plantation IS valuable FISHERY, whieh
has hsen rented for iFteen years to good tenant,
ard ITEM which supplies Of fsh for the table aud
plsnsa!lcn can always be had.
The plantation admits of ready division into two
or three farms, with hrau!ife building sites on the
river.
Such al iadsieement for investment as the plants.
ton presents is rarely held out TO purchasers Tire
owner aving lost most OF his negroes by the ocs,,
pstion OF the place by the Federal army il unalie
10 cultivate H. and offers It for sale
T. rsoas visiting 70 Inspect the plant alton are IN.
viisd 20 40 So The oyerseer Mr.. .Iais,es Brock
Well. VIII show il.
For further information, terms, &c, &c, apply
to r. MILLER,
Late Seden & Miller)
t3 Cary street, between 18th and 18th,
sc 2t--eJt, R;cbu,t,.1 ".
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FROM GIN. LEES ARMY--ANOTHER VIC.
TORY ON SATURDAY.

=.
The news received yesterday fully satisAss ~
ID, the army under General Lee recrassed the
p.,o,nac, on Friday last, aad Is now on the Sonth
,spk OF The river. Tue reports heretofore received,
.od which we were inclined 10 credit that only
,,atian of the army had recrossed prove 10 have
been not well founded From gentlemen who ar
rived last evening from the Immediate presence Of
.,s army. we are assured that the whole column
crossed and the crossing was effected without the
s,Sh,est attempt of the enemy 10 ebs,ruct our
passage.
Of the desperate and bloody battle OF Wedaes.
dsy. in the vicinity OF Sharpshurg. we have very
eu additional particulars. Hon A. r. 'Botsier,
who participated in the fight AS aid Of General
Jackson arrived here last night. he represents
,he engagement resulting dec deiiy in favor.
sna the victory Obtained by our forces, IL not com
,le,e a, lsas, great and satisfactory He lief, the
srmy on Friday, after the larger portion of il had
crossed the river He speaks in the mos, hopelul
sud cheering Of the operations of forces
IN Maryland aud the Lower Valley, and entertaius
the belief that the enemy W iii net make any seri
obs attempt al invasion fer time TO come
Our troops were buosant in spirits, and ready and
eager to meet tho Zoe again.
THE naTrIy OF SATURDAY.
An offie.sl dispatch, dated Staun;on, September
ga, was received early IN the day yesterday, com
muuicstiue ihe intelligence OF another eght sud
another decided and brilliant victory on Saturday.
This dispatch WAS received by Gen. g. w. Smith,
sp,, was read il The House Ct Representatives yes
ierdsy MOI ming The following IS copy of the
aispsieh
Gessvai A dispatch has iGss been received from
Winchester. dated 2ist. The enemy crossed oeO0
men over the river 81 Shspherdstown, and were
immediately attacked by Jacksous corps aud
ronisd. Their loss very heavy ours slight. Quite
= number Of arms ssken. Jackson has recrossed
40 Maryland II. o. DAVIDSON,
Col. P. A. G. S.
Duriug The day nothing lister was received with
reference TO this engagement, except that passep
gers WHO csms by she Central train stated that il
was reported AT S;sun:on ;hss our vie sory vas com
The same reports also represented that we hsd cap
Jared some four five Thousand Of The enemy
The Yankee force engaged in Ibis fight crossed the
Potopae al BotelerS Mil. one mile below Shep.
nsrdstown. and the fight must therefore have occur
red in the immediate vicinity Of that town
The statement thst Gen. jackson with bis corps
crossed into Maryland after The bs.tie of Satur-
dsy is hardly probable, unless there wss CONCERT.
I'd plan for similar move OF our whole force. II
nay he that Maryland viii again be invaded at al
esrly day, sud that Gen jackson column is the
sdysnce guard Of second INVASION But In IT,
sosenee OF facts il IS idle 10 speculate upon what
cur iutnfe movements will be-
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I AkGE SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE --On
Il tt Tuesday,, the 3Jth September, 1862 Gf fair;
otherwise tho next fair day. the residence of the
late Mr.. VIM. Masse, Nelson county, will offer At
euefion on q credit OF this, negotiable notes
interest added, with approved endorsaton for Sums
exceeding $25. (under that, cash. a considerable
portion OF the PERSONAL ESTATE of the Geeeas.
ed to wit 30 or 80 colts 0lot broksn) froul he 10
taree years old the past spring, IS 80 head cat
Tie. $40 head Of sheep and about 200 head of stock
hogs; slso some IL or - UoD bushels of Rouenton
Wheat. Also, {, COO pounds of ron third of hich
is complete assortment OF best rolled tire iron
tirom heavy wagon down TO buggy Gao Pounds
hoops, II good deal Oh band and rod Of 81. widths
ani sizes aud the remainder being all sorts of plan
tation iron. And OF 700 pounds bsiersd and cast
steel, 1900 pounds Of nails, escorted from :, ueo
MEG 10 finch spike, soveis aud spades ard stock
locks. sl new:--aiso, N d.zan cythe blades
NOW ing aud brar do, all unopened Also, 30 gal;
Ions tanuers oil, IL 30. liuseed, .. do best sperm
Also, 100 gallons homemade whisksy and sp
pie brandy, several years old; about Is gallons
wLiskey, some in bottles a1i some IN carDoys RAM
ing from q 10 (supPOsed) 10 to years ot; $40
gallons new apple brandy; few gallons OF best
and cid French brandieS, both red ana pale; Hadsi-
ra, Sherry aud Port Wine, the former being {soine
OF it as old as the whiske,; domestic wine so.re
made III 1870 Also quite assortment of Nedi.
cines. of which mention lau,ianan and pare gorie
gallon each. In short, most every thing usually
found in any country store.
There several secondhand Carriages and BAG
gies aas) to Seil-with many, very ,Gauy other
things too laborious to enuGlera;e
The sale VIII cOntuue from day to day till eu,.ed
Arrnstons station, Orange and Alexandria road
y miles off, Is the railroad point for this place and
gentlemen wishing to come may say go by letter to
ma at massies Mills, Nelson when will Try and
have conveyance Thereon engage others TO pro.
vide II for then-they taking their Chances if too
many, for lodgings in the ,4eighborhood
NJ. C. MASSIE,
Execu:rix of Mr. WIN. Massie deed.
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VERY DEsIR BILE FARM FOR SALE

i VERY DESlR BILE FARM FOR SALE
- have for sale a very beautiful little FARM
ri $50 OF 400 acres, lying in Mecklenburg, and
within four miles of Red Oak Grove, Charlotte
county, Va. The improvements are excellent
nearly every Of which has beeu newly erected
ia The past few years. The locality is exceedingly
healthy and attractive. II possesses every convent
that could be desired upon place of its size
There are three orchards of choicsfEuit upon il,
and as 10 the quality Of tie LAND, is considered by
those who know it 10 be equal to any il the cOun
IL for grain AMI clover Neighborhood unexcsp-
ticnabe Il lies about tw Give miles from Roanoke
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, and within
five or six of the GAINESVILLE and Keysviiie Rail
r0sd which road will doubtless be completed in a
year so. = ny one wishing to purchase, vii! ap.
ply to ule in Richmond, and for particulars rs to
the place, to DR. +. 4. PURYEAR, BED Oak Grove,
Charlotte county, Va J. b FAULKNER,
se ls--i2t* Firm Faulkner Z, Clark,
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By RICHARD CdU7HORN, Auci.

FURNITURE OF THE MOUNT VERNON
HOTEL AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
25th instant, Al 10 O'Clock. l will sell on the pre-
misses all the Furniture Of the Mount Vernon Ho
tel, consisting OF Msrole-top Cabinet and Glass;
Harhle-top WaaLstand; 3 Bedsteads; 3 Feather
Beds Mattresses; Chairs; } Looking Glasses; all
the Bar-roOn Furniture and Fixtures; Dnnerware,
Tables Casters; sidehoards; Cottage Set { lso,
one handsome Cottage Set, consisting of Burean,
Wardrobe, Wsshstsuds, Chairs Table. Redstead,
AID Towel Rack.
TOcLS.-Aso. q complete lot Of Carpenters and
Machinist's Tools. including two Morticng Ma
chimes; Shoe-Peg Machine; Turning Lathe, &c
IRON SAFE, AC.-Also ore Iron Safe; two loads
Coal, SC.
TERMs-Casa. T. CAUTH0RN,
se ~ Auctioneer.
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Eguii slfFEOLK.

Aa'iees from Suffolk As iate az Saturday last
sAe thst the enemy have again beea heavily rein.
~eeo' and ssefn TO be in constant dread OF an st.
Oh IRON The C0nfed-vates. II IL stated that thsy
'sVe moved force Of 800 to Chuekstnek, and
mo oceapy Barbecue Gross Roads, In Isle Of
wight, with small force. They have altered the
gauge VI tie Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad and
ave been running train TO Windsor. the first
hsuon this side Of Susfolk
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y UNAWAYs.-The following slaves away
II, from the Piedmont Railroad, st Danvie, On
the Srd inst.
HENRY; black, about IS years old, has several
whip marks-was recently bought Of john King
OF North Carolina
SPENCER--hired OF David Holly, Chowaia coun.
", North Carolina.
JOE and TOAl--hircd OF Mr.. Roberts, Gs;es
county, North Carolins
reward OF G2o will bs paid for Henry If taks1
vii hia tie State or $50 if taken in another State
and the legal reward ior the hirelings upon delivery
80 he q: Dapviile. L. D. WiLSuRS.
Sup! first section Piedmont i Il,
"a 2--ts l}auyi.-. Va,
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Af.UABLE FARM OF 1897 ACRES, IN
y HANOVER COUNTY. Il miles Northeast Of
kseh4ai;d .n'! three mixes OF Feake's Turnout Oh
the VIZ gaia Central Railroad FOR SALE.-At
inc FesiGess al MIR Saiuael s. Atkinson, offer
1T sale tAe FARM on which lie resides located ~
shove, sd.0plag tn lands vi Thos. TaiiaferrO Ed
Tai.i& oiiaTd. and FRANCIS Whss., containing ls9t
acres. 81 viii Il about loo acres are cleared and
iAe baiant- III geed timber. The improvements
consist Of go:,d dh cling containing Ave rooms,
hIt5iirn quarter, cow houae, carriage house, e
!, young peach oTehssf,, O! choice trn and a Veil
81: good wsier ia thr ard. The land lays well,
ASH = adapted to vegs tables. corn, wheat, sc.
TEKMS.-keason.L!e Apply 10
So o. LII GOiiDIH L. AEPEESnE
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ID RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIENTs-In wards so per week +; in
private rooms 81 to SIS per week.
SLAvEs-$5 per week. Less than week, 81 per
day but not TO exceed Is per week. Fractions
over the week, Il cents per day.
No extra charges except for surgical operations.
and then additional fee ranging from 81 to $50
will be charged ETBills payable on the removal
Of the patient. No small pox admitted.
A covered spring wagon will convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired Orders may
be left at the Hospital at the office Of A. L. HoI.
LADAY, Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected with the
Institution since its foundation, having taken II
der his exclusive charge, aided by competent assist
ants solicits continuance Of the liberal patron.
age Of his friends and Of the public generally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, u. d.,
Grace st., between 4th aud 5ih.
ASSISTANTS;
G. w. r. BROCK, n. D.,
Church Hill, cor 2eth and Aarshall Sta
s w. w. CO6GlN, n. D..
II lJ--ly Resident Physician.
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By KENT, FAME 4 CO.. 11sceioae1s.
= Ap1y carr az INV oC0NS m As,nmro

BY KENT FAME r CO.. lscstoae1s.
r ARGR SALE OF DRY 0CODs AT AUCTION.
IL On WEDNESDAY, the cath instant, q 10
O'Clock, at our warehouse, IA Gary street, shall
sell, without reserve, large and very dsairabls
Aortment Of
FRESH DRY GO0DS,
comprising many Of the most desirable styles OF
fered by as this ssason-amsug others We shall Of
fer the following, viz
1000 pieces super English and American Priata
500 pieces assorted Bleachsd Shirtings,
5000 doz Clsrks, Coatss, and o. her beat Spnnl Cat
tons,
30 lbs blue and Patent Threads
80 packs English and American Pins,
Shiriing Stripes, plaid Oznaburss
Satinets, kerssys, Red ElAnnsls,
Hoop Skirts. Needles,
White Goods, Checked and Striped Maslins
assorted;
Ladies' Mefino Vests
4ens snper Meriuo Shirts,
Huck Toweliug. Irish Linens,
AArsees Quilts, Barsges, Robes
Rich Fancy Silks Lacss and RGi1inas
Note and Letter Paper, Hosiery, Gloves &c
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An invoice superior CLOTHING.
800 pairs Mems, WoMen's and Chiidrsa's aHllf6
assorted-many of them OF superi0r aualiiF
500 pairs genuine English Army SHOR6 heavy
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WILL BE ADDED
10 bales Super Gray Cassimeres;
10 pieces Blue Military Cloths;
$50 lbs Dunbar. Dixon & Co. 5 Patent Thread
800 packages London Pins
"a doz. Wool Hats. :
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