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Of the convention upon the same footing with
members Of the general assembly. Even if
nothing were said about it, will any one as,
ser, that Il conventional body sent TO make
fundamental and stable law, is invested with
privileges more limited than q body chosen
TO legislate under such law Is j! of more
Importance to give these privileges to ii ben-
NAL legislature than to a convention which
may not meet once in u generation2 The
proposition is absurd IL is beneath argu.
ment
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DOWN TIE MISSISSIPPI.

ourarmv is making splendid progress down
the Mississippi, New Madrid, the last rebel
pos, in Missouri, Is ours,--so Hickman, the
lac, stopping place of the rebel force in Ken
lucky, is again under the folds Of the old
flag 1t was occupied by our troops on Fri
day, the rebel troops departing at their ap'
preach, with all possible speed.
Memphis will soon be ours. Gen Smith is
on his way there, with large force march
Ing from Fort Henry
Gen, Ilallcck will soon take up bis head
quarters in Memphis.
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SOMETHING NEW, AND WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS!
M0REH0USE'S

DATENT KEROSENE Bl RNERS for L,mns
| without Chimneys, producing the most
economical light ever invented ;w,ll not consume
more than halt the oil the chimney lamps do
gives bright steady clear light; viii fit without
alteration the Kerosene and FLUID lamps now in
use. Also Lanterns containing said burner, far su-
peror to any now in use.
For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
by II s. Child on Illinois street, Palace Row also
by John Bulley, on the corner of Buffalo and Rock
River street.
The subscriber has the exclusive agency and
right of sale IN Rock Island County, HIS and
scott County, Iowa.
20" Liberal discount to Agents.
H. pOWARS
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THE ONWARD PROGRESS
TO NEW ORLEANS.
THE REBELS PLAY A TRICK AT IS.
LAND NO. 10.
THEY siakE 4 WHITE FLAG VERY
VIOLENTLY.

mr. fot'dta mociag dorm the rieer--- News
from h'aad No. l0-Fmthr. from tie ter
rite batle Of Pea Rtdye-Ners from Gen.
Smth's expedition up tie Tennessee river
NfChlla"'s proclamation ercites the en-.
Mas'aSm ot tie army dnd is oppiauded By
the pegp'e-Ge" Fremo"fs department not
rey ldyye oHe--A reconnaissance 10 Great
Bethel.
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All Work Done In the Best Manner.
TIL o las j. BUE ORD,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry 4 Machine ShOp

EEPS constantly on hand and makes t,
N order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water.
Wheels, Mill Irons of all descriptions, Stor,
fronts, and all other articles made ofcast IRON
Particular attention given to the manufacture q
Boiler and Shcct-lron Work, as well as Black.
smIthng and Steamboat work. Also. dealer N
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zine
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWeldcd Pipes, Of III
sizes, Brass Oh Cups, Globes, and all afc cs isu-
ally found at a first class foundry and machine
shOp.
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that on the o5th
\ day of Jan, A. D, 1862, j. II. Clelent of
the Town of Edgngton, took up as a estray. one
Dun mare Colt, three years old next spring, and
marked as follows: VITA small star 10 he face.
black legs and dark stripe down her back and an
praised before VIM G. Montgomery and s. A.
Heath at Forty Dollars, January Sst. A. D.,
1862. Jos. COMET, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NE notes, book accounts and papers of
i MI julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maSef' have been left with me for settlement
All NOSE indebted To HIM are notified to make
'"'"'e|,Ite Lay, payment or cost will be made.
HENRY flSCHEL. Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec =, 1861.
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ESTR5Y.

N otice is hereby given that on the 23d day
Y of December, A. D.. 1861, in the Town Of
Moline David 4. Wood took up as an estrav. one
Dark Brown Mare colt about year old, which
was appraised before Ellsworth Mapes, ESQ,
Justice of the Peace in said town. at Thtt, dol
lars. JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island Jan'y. 10th. 1862
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(lllCAGO & ST. LOUIS r. r. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

-, Two Express Trains on aud after Dee. lst, 1861
rams wall leave West SIDE Union Depot ats
" nniIy, except Sundays, and ll.i5 IN, rxcep
S'aufdoTs' Arrive at Chicago at . a IN and 90
'"l'e' and Wilmington Accommodation leave
'",'asI az m daily, and arrives At 9.lj am.
,,n ,bss", bs"' ua'h, wlth sleeping ear attached, vi
DAY, leaving this city at II .i5.
JAMES ROBB Receiver
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Grw Aarrrtisemcnta.
NEW FIRM.
insurance Agency.

NllE Insurance Business herctofnr, ro,
/ ducted by Herman Field, in Rock Island. vi
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned, lIud
the firm name OF Field Blackburn, having form
ed co'partnership for that purpose,
Once same as before, viz, Post Office Block
Rock Island, Illinois.
Insurance IN the most reliable companies ca
be effected on reaOnablo terms. share Of pal
ronage is respectfully solicited.
HERMAN FIELD,
II c. BLACKBURN.
R..L I.t.,l 200, '''''
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LETTER FROM PIXIES PEAK.
BLACK HAWK PoISr, Colorado Ter. |
March |, 1852.


Col. pASIoRTH-Dcar Sir Old King VIM
ter who has had our streams bound in hisicy
! chains for the last seven weeks, has conclud'
ed to relax his grasp, and the weather for the
last few days has been beautiiul-the snow is
fast leaving the mountain sides, the leo is
leaving the creeks the water is running mcr.
rly in the gulches, and the miners are again
preparing the suiccs in anticipation Of an
early spring, aud profitable season. Sluic.
Ing has already commenced on South Clear
creek
A company Of Is men took from Illinois
bar on Thursday last 500, on Friday $500,
and Of Yesterdays yield have not been in.
formed
The leads in that section bid fair 10 do we'll
though that branch Of mining has not been
prosecuted to any great extent, yet SO far as
it has, the yield has been good, and a. pres.
ent is attracting good deal Of attention.
Mining in the Gregory district will be Wig
orously prosecuted the coming season, and !
have no doubt successfully, too if we can on.
ly have n supply Of powder at II reasonable
price. Many Of the mills, though laborIhg
under great disadvantages are doing we'll
The firm Of Lee, Judd & Lee are enlarging
their borders, and preparing 10 do business on
q large scale Six stamps are now being add
ed to the Eagle mill lrhc one that carries the
broom and the materials are now being pre-
pared for new 90 stamp water mill, % feet
overshot, which will be in operation by the
lst Of May. The company also intend to add
FIVE stamps to the old Blak Hawk, making
90. The old BlSrk Hawk moves along Sun.
days excepted steady as clock, under the
supervision Of Alonzo Smith. Esq.
is as bright Us II dollar, aud no
more indications of wear or tear than the
day she first started Improvements are still
being made in crushing and saving gold, but
it will take long time to bring it to perfec.
tion, but Yankee ingenuity is bound to bring
it out.
There are now great many men at work in
these mountains, and there is room for q great
many more, but we wan, industrious men and
women, too-bummers and loafcrs are not
needed.
said that old king Winter had let 90, but
he has il nowise left the mountains You
have only to 20 up on II ncighboring mount
ain, aud cast your eye to the snowy range,
where you will behold him in all his grand.
eur manted in heavy piles Of wintry clouds
and drifting snow. This terrible range in
winter appears to be the store house of clouds
aud storms More anon.
Respectfully, ". b.
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BARLEY COFFEE,

NE best Substitute for Coffee-a new sr.
i tcle just received and for sale at
y. PERRY,S.
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OFFICERS:
NJ. q. ATWOOD, President
LEWIS KELLENBERGER Treasure,
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN BLAlSDELL, General Agent
J. +. HOWARD, Asst Gen'l Agent.
Agents have been appointed in every county
and IN all the principal cities and towns IN the
state. Application for insurance may be made to
l.. +. Baker, Agent for Hampton d. W. Gould,
Moline, and Brown Devore, Por, Byron.
JAMES NJ. BUFORD,
Agent for Rock Island, Illinois.
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire insurance GOmp'uy
With a successful
Business Experience of over 22 Years.


Instead Of the profits for sem-anuual dividends
III dddtttOn to premiums, usually drawn from the
insured by stock companies, to pay eastern stock
holders, the rates IN the ILLINOIS Mutual are so
equtaby arranged as only to require from the
members sufficient money to pay, with certainty,
all losses and expenses. The premium notes now
am ountlng to over one MiHion D0lidrS are Sc
cured by lien upon the property insured, valued
at over Ten Millions. This ample fund affords a
sure guarantee for the payment OF every i0SS-the
security being all located IN Illinois, and subject
TO our own laws. No policies are issued out ni
this state. The members are subject to no lItga
tion-all losses being adjusted by agre,d arbitra-
ton. An losses cashed rithin ninety days. that
occur under pOhcieS paid yedyiy in ddrancc.
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For long time the complaint Of the Abo.
ition press against General Mcclellan was
that be did not press forward and take Ma
nassas, despite the condition Of the roads,
and despite everything that was against
him. Well, the general has moved and taken
Maua.sas-token it by superior strategy,
and without the loss Of single lite This,
however, does not satisfy the complainanta
They seem to be indignant now it was taken
so easily and scientifically, and that a few
thousand lives were not thrown away in the
operation. These abolition journalists arc
very sanguinary, especially when they are
out of harms way Themselves
1t is an old saying that, "a man is known
by the company he keeps" The tele graph,
March ID, reports that Wendell Phillips lee.
tured in Washington last Friday evening,
and "NIcc.presidcnt IIamln sat on the plat.
FORM" and phillips dinei with Speaker
Grow -
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,s-The Arq,a i. the only paper in this eoun'
~ that takes tclcgrapbic reports, consequently 1t
can furnish the people OF this and adjoining coun'
tls. with new. IN advance of any other paper.
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FOR SALE.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 2Sth
" day OF December, A D., 1861, william Bow
er and Hezeklah ohaYer, Of the Town of Black
Hawk, took up as an estray, one Dark Brown fliey,
with three white feet, and supposed to be three
years old next spring, or thereabouts, which was
appraised before D. F. Kinney, John A. Boyerand
c. II. Stoddard, IN SAID Town, at Forty Dollars
JOSEPH COMET, County Clerk.
Rock Island, H., Jan. 2lst, 1862.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS :

BVNKU UF UTKELIUKN
B. h. Hart, Samuel Wade, II. W. Billings, b.
Gilman, Timothy Turner, Lyman Trumbull,
Robert Smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, J.
w. Schweppe, Benjamin F. Long, Elias HibbarG
Francis Hoffman,, Lewis kelIenberger, NJ. G.
Atwood:
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tAlhO, Marcn /
On Board the Benton, J
1l,,l n. Ia Nl 10

fNItIIN ANW' IW, -IdICH 10. J
Got under way at day light this a. m, and
dropped down to within range of the upper
battery. and commenced to arouse them with
the rifles Of the Benton while the mortar
boats were being towed into position.
Only couple of shops were fired. when a
white flag was seen to wave violently from
the works. and to continue waying until an
swered by white flag from the flag ship. OF
course firing ceased, as did also all hostile
operations even the moving of the mortars,
while Il tug carried Lieut.. Bishop down to see
what was wanted.
On arriving at the works, he was answered
that they were signalling their works down
the river, and did not wish to communicate
with US. A dirty subterfuge to gain time,
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Rock Island. Jan. /, 1862,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

UNDERGROUND TRAIN FRCA NEWPORT NEWS
sooGSIrION OF THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDsRACY
PRgDICTRD By YAEKsE.-Fron letter in
the Petersburg Frprsss, dated Camp Penn
berton, Colonel Pryor's Regiment Jan. 90"
we extract the following pal agraphs:
There is an underground mail trsin sent to
us occasionally from Newport News. To
give you sketch Of one of their letters, l
send yen copy of the following epistle.
written on a board. The chirography was
greatly disfgured, having been buried, no
doubt, i'll the mud for several days. It is Us
follows:
"Southerners! The Confederacy will GER
tainly be recognized IN independent sove-
raigniy in less than six months You have
friends in the Federal army that you know
nothing NJ. We are whipped already, but
Will not own 1t. Us.
"Ne,cport Htus, Dec 81, 1851"
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MILITARY NOTICES.


NOTICE.-TO MILITIAMEN AHD VOL.
IL UNITE ERS, whose Term of Service has
Expired.-Capt Dunlop's Company is being
increased to a Battalion. Lisut. Pairo is
authorized to ENLIST, and send to York
town, all men "who are mechanics and
handy.me " None but those who bear the
best Of characters can be received The ad.
ditional pay, and the rank Of the Battalion
in the service, are inducements such as are
seldom offered.
Yorktown, Va. L. H DUNLOP,
ja 25-4t* Capt. Com Dig.
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Department of Key West, has been created
by the Yankee War Department, which is
comprised within the following bounds -
Key West, Tortugas, and The main land on
the west coast RS far as Apalac hic ola, an 4,
extending to Cape Canaveral on the east
coast. Cen. ]. Ill. Brannan is placed in
command Of the new district.
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y ECESSION CLUB ROOMS.

= ECESSlON CLUB ROOMS
~ 147 MAIN STREET
Over Adie e. Craps Drug store.
This HOUSE, now OPEN to VISITORS, will
constantly keep, at the disposal of customers the
EEST WINES and LIQUORS
In the South and the choice Of the market will
always be secured fer Offering TO the customers.
PRIYsTH PARTIES can be accomm odat ed with
private Dinirg Rooms. ja24-lm<
NONFEDERATA. INFANTRY,
" ARTILLERY AND NAVAL BUT TONS.
We have on hand and for sale, the above But
tons, liz any quantities. Also, brass pressed LET
TIERS, cross sABRES, cross CANNONS, &c !,
for military caps.
Letters of icquiry mast contain stamp to pay
return postage.
LEWIS e. KAYTON, Brand Cutters,
18th street bet. Main aud Gary.
"a Address, by mail, LEWIS & KAYTON, box
995, Richmond, Va. ia 2l-l2t*
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ID ANAWAY-925 REV ERD-A negro man
years. His color is black; whiskers grey, under
tie chin He is aoou: six feet high; black nair. HI
olo.hingis black coat and plaid summer pAots
bought him at Dickinson f. HILLS suction room asi
Tuesday. He was brought here by gentlema..
named Thos. q. Neal, Of North Carolina. he left
my premises Saturday afternoon, between and 3
O'Clock. Tho shove reward will be paid by
II. A. AYERS, Is Main street,
Richmond, Va
Or lodged In some convenient ia \
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EDUCATIONAL
D0x1D11a zTD xYssc166G, -
IL TOa YOUNG LADIDes
ytsstlts sfss, 6espAes = end ~
To 11ss OL0PTON Sdaushtsns q ~ lase
5sss: G is3s ''s.sa s'A''i - The - q
OirsuI.s d terms, etc.. VIM - s.ns y shsss
deslrirs them ia93-lm.
DUARDTN0 AND DAY SCHUOL.
The exercises Of the school at my house.
(Meadow .rm,) in Hanover, about seven
miles from Richmond. will be resumed on
the 2Ofh of the present month. At the solicitA-
ton Of sevefAl friends, have again consent
ed to.sake 1eW BOYS as boarders, who will
receive the same attention. and be treated -
my own sons.
TInns.-For Bosrd, Per session of I've
months, o75; Tuition from el23 to us, &C.
eGra ..: e the studies OF Y: PsrPs1 nson
III Univsssalist Church, Mayo Street
Tho undersigned takes pleasure In an.
nouncirg tina. he has associated with him, in
the condust Of his School, Mr.. Y. Mo.sIs,
III. NJ, who IL an experienced teacher Of
the LanGuA&es and Mathema< has ch&yOe
Of the Classical Department The method
The object Of the school is to prepare boys
for the University, or any college, or Tor the
business of life.
Terms, &c, made known on application.
ia LOW L. r BURRUSS.
TOBACCO, 49,, YlpM sAa4aks
NIGARSi CI0ARSli OI0ARSi
A ,otof
100000 CIGARS.
Just arrived, and for sale, at
s. STEINLEIN'S.
Monticel Hotel, l57 Broad st.
Come and examine them ia 23-6t<
NC A r s. 100000 good Cigars, at low
~ J prices. For sale by
HzkVEY, ARMISTEAD 4. WILLIAMS.
ia 2S-6t
TAS. r. BURRE3S 4 90,
81 107 BRoAD ST., AIovl o0RHa1 ON,
Wholesale dealers In
TOBACCO, CIGARS. SNUFF,
CIaAK HOLD1RS and CASES,
MATOHES, &C., So. &c.
Together with general aSser iment Of FANCY
GOODS pertaining to the businsss. The examina-
ton Of buyers solicited.
J. q. BURRESS l. CO.,
1O7 Brood street. above 9Th
J. E. BuRHyss,
q. J. SuNHBH. ia3-lm
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IQUOKS, GROCERIES, SO.

400 bis Extra l, Extra 2, and No. 3 Coffee
SUGAR,
IS bb;s. Crushed and Powdered SUGARS,
so bags prime Rio COFFEE,
IS eighth and quarter casks nne FRENCH
BRANDY,
100 barrels Common and Rye WHISKEY,
90 do. RUM ann GIN,
IS do. Peach and Apple BRANDY,
20 do. Sweet Malags WINE,
so ceses HARDlNEH,
100000 CIGARS, assorted brands,
so bb,s. Golden SYRUP,
10 bags PEPPER,
100 bags Soft Shell ALMONDS,
loo boxes Ground PEPPER,
Is bbls. Pecan NUTS,
100 boxes Rhine WINE, very ine,
100 boxes fine CHAMPAGNE,
1000 bags g BOUND PEAS.
SO kegs Sup. Carbonate SODA,
so boxes MUSTARD,
100 boxes TOBACCO,
For sale by
THOMAS JONES. No. Main st.,
ia 13-Im Richmond, Va.
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CONFEDERATE MILLS, !

CONFEDERATE MILLS
Office 90 Pearl street.
Mills" FRESH GROUND COFFEE an ex
collent substitute for the pure article. 1t Is put
up in pound papers, neatly labelled, aud
packed in cases Of sixty -four pounds each. Price
20 cents subject to discount to the trade.
g. w. ROBINSON,
ta 15-lm< Agent for the Manufacturers.
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I NILITA RY ATTENTION.

MILITIA sly ATTENTION..
BRASS LETTERS. CROSS SABREA
CROSS CANNONS. &c.
have always on hand BRASS PRESSED LET.
TIERS, CROSS SABRES, CROSS LANNON'S,
&C., for MILITARY GAPS Orders promptly
LEWIS L. KAYTON, Brand Cutters,
18th, bet Main and Gary streets.
Address by mail Lewis Ksyten." Box 9s5
Richmond, We. ja7-1m*
NOTICE the Government Of the Confede-
IN rate States desiring to institute thorough
system Of Vaccination of the Army, wish to pre-
cure a supply off.esh VACCINE URUSTB, from
healthy children. !. therefore, On obedence to
ders3 give notice that will vaccinate Gree of
chsrge) all healthy children of the poor of this
city. brought to my Office, between the hours of 10
A. N. and p. N.
BLAIR BURWELL, n. D.,
Asst Surgeon p. A. G. &.
N. B.-Ay Office ia in the Office Of the virginia
Life Insurance Company, opposite the Americ IN
Hotel. Main street. 50 jas3-l0t*
N1OTICE-Under the provisions Of deed rom
~ William Lovenstein and Isiugton Lovsns.cin,
to me in trust, for the sole and separate use and
benefit of Mary Lovepatein, dated the Sta day Of
January, and recorded IN the County Court Of
Hear.co, thereby sppoia. SOLOMON LOvEN.
STEIN my sgent for the managing Of the Real
Estate and rersonai prorarfy convcyed by said
deed, for carrying on nud conducting the bu-
with the produce Of the said Pr 'rerty. All deal
ia l7-a,aw2w. JOS. ROsENBAI,M.
CTEAM BOILERS. --1--
have for sale two STEAM BOILERS. One
has never been used, aud tho other hut very lit
Iis They can DO seen at my factory, on 7th, BE-
low Byrd street, adjoining tho Government
workshops.
a2l-6t JAMES THOMAS. u.
4 DVERTISEMENT.-A young man who
II has graduated In Latin, In the University Of
Virginia, and attended, Lectures In the Schools OF
Greek and Mathematics, desires . bITUATInN
As Assistant in an Academy, or Teacher in prt.
vats family. Refsrence-Fasulties Of Univee.
city and Hampton Sydney. Address n. b. r."
Bnss.vi'le r. O.. Eottowa7 county, Va.
ia Els
NOTIOE.--Ali perssns having claims against
IN tbs Estate Of ALEXANDER STIRLING,
deceased ~ welt "a those indebted. viii plaaDe
present the sss to Mr.. d. 3. Cook for settlement.
EMILY J. STIRLING.
AdminissratEix OF the Rstate Of
j. 23-lm Alexander Stirling. decd.
nR1ED PEACHEs.
II, 900 pounds unpeslsd
halves quarters. and mixed, psesed early In
liquor barss. ami ia SAB keeping order.
f'' sac ROWLAND g 4,BsorHnRs.
IL S3-l0tA N.Jfolk, virginia.
NOTICE-Intepdikes sfter thsg 2oth OF this
IN north, to close ont the balAsas Of my atosk
Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS OF suetsen. Will
until that dsts ell al ny seode q old Psi(es.-
in T. s 2 s"a' would % ~ 2 a. MArrpss.
n o = a n q & !.
zyoaAxoa
on
We 40. IQapos.
sl'+aT : t,ass4 sa,li'Ilts ]
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TASTILE SOAP
~ l4O boxes pure CASTLE SOAP,
" recentimportation.
Just received and In store.
For sale by
jal-ts BACCN Il BASKERVILLE.
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COMMISSIONERS WATsaNs OFFICE,
Richmond, Jan. I'd, 1869.
k1OTICE.-esmuel Ayres, th Q Executor Of the
~ late Samuel F. Adie, has placed in my hands
the papers and vouchers To enable me to settle his
accounts az such Executor.
Persons having claims ssains. the estate win
present. Aem at this ofce properly authenticated
VIM. +. WATSON,
il 2-1,n Cnms'r Ia nhancArv
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MI AAAXA0x MEN,
M ATTx TOM
The largest variety to be found In
CLOTHS, OASS1MERES and VESTIN 08,
For military suits. and eitissns' fine drssa Three
thousand yards
COATING ana PANT STUFF,
Fof SOLDIERS, by the yard, or large quantity.
Over Coatings, all grades. some fine; Beaver and
10 srsa. Va, tr Csmn Rsnist.: sbsvI "ss:
Socks; Comforts; OIL Over Goats; Leggins and Cap
Covers; WATERPROOF Seamless OverC Coats Water
Proof 40 on hand) Suits made to measure In short
notice. warranted to at; Aerino, Lambs Wool, and
Shaker Under. Shirts and Drawers. all sizes; fine
French Cloths and Cassimeres, black and fancy,
the finest assortment to be found Vestings Of al
styles all made TO measure, In the best styles Trim
mings, all kinda A full assortment Of fine Drea1
Cloth Goats, and black Doe Skin Pants, q fnn -
sortment on haud)
BOYS CLOTHEN0.-Over-Ooa Jaeksts,
Pants, and Vests.
r. ". RoYsTON / co., I'll Sycamore IT.,
10 e-m Pstarsburg. Va.
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DOVER FOR Notwithstanding to erect
i buildings on the lot corner Gary and 10th
sfreets, now occupied by Mr.. Truman A.
Parker, to accommodate my business, l shall
be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about lO-horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings with special reference to the use
desired, providing early application is made
to the subscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works Cja 22-te] ASA SNYDER.
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1nn BARRELS COMMON WHISKEY.
lOU20 bbi.. Cognac BRANDY.
Is bbis GIN.
10 halfbarr-ls CHERRY BRANDY and
SWEET WINE.
100 cases Chss. Heidseick, Mum e. Co., and
other brands, finest Champagne WINE.
IS half. quarter, and one eight casks dne Cog
mac BRANDY.
so boxes Ground PEPPER, Spies, GINGER,
and MUSTARD.
60 boxes Adsmartine ard Tallow CAN.
DIES.
50 casks ALE and PORTER.
100 kegs 81 Carb. SODA.
ECO bbls. fine Mountain RYE WHISKEY.
90 bbls. Lubricsting OIL.
SEQ 200 CIGARS, various brands, 6ne quality.
II" boxes SOAP
2;3 obls. whole and half barrels HERRIEGS.
% cases SARDINRS.
200 boxes manufactured TOBACCO
so bags KIO COFFEE.
20 hhds. Brown and Clarified SUGAR
so bbls. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
60 bbls. No. and-2 SUGAR.
90 bbIs. N. 0. MOLASSES.
$50 ibis. Extra, Superfiue, and Family FLOUR.
Yeast Powders, Backing, Matches, Salaratus,
Olive Oil, MADEIRA Wine, Malta. Wrapping Paper,
Nutmags, Spice, Ginger, Pepper Playing Cards,
Ground Coffse, Ink, Fancy Sosp, Indigo, besides
other articles In our line. For sale by
WIN. B. JONES 4 CO.,
ia 16-12t 10th St., bet Main and Cary.