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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
DYsMENoRndsA, OR PAINE VI. MENSTRUATIoN AN
IN MENORRHAGlA OR PkofUsE FLOW

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
strua fluid In the being too little and
panied by PAIN and the other profuse
ton, which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known a. FALLING OF TIE WOMB.
which l. the result of relaxation of the ngaments OF that
and ~ known by sense OF he aviness and
pains In the back and DIES al times accompanied by
sharp lancdating shooting pains throush the parts
Will, IL all ca-es be removed by the medicine.
There i another class n symptoms arising from lRRi-
TATtUN or The WOMB which physicians call Nervous
ness which word covers up much ignorance ami va nine
of ten the doctor does not really know whether
ths symptoms the diseae. the di the symp-
toms We can only enumerate them speak more
particularly Of Cold Feet papati OF the Heart, impaired
Memory, Wakeuness, Flashes OF Heat, LanguOr Lassi-
tude and Iimness Of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.

II has no equal II relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache, heartburn Acid >to acb, vomit.
ing Food, &c. Take tea poonful after dinner The
dose in all may Ice increased II desired, but should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
These Dangerous and TroHblesome Diseases,
trhich hare thus far Resisted The best directed
Treatment. can be Complefeiy Controlled
by the REMEDY n0p before us.

Diseases occurring from and the cause will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water, taken for any
length Of time. The dose should vary with the severity
of the disease from twenty drops to teaspoonful three
times day In water During the passage Of the Calcu
us the pain and urgent symptoms should he combatted
with the proper remedies, then followed up by the Con
stitution Water. a above directed.
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

"A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALf, AT LONG
~ branch N. JIhs subscriber Offers for n0me-
s~h o. h deseased father Thomas sherman beautifully
hNs~d IN the township OF Ocean Monmouth n y,
nlu IN ona milo OF thu Atiantc and Long BrAnah
bohrdfng Houses On tho south sid.
NC, ,haniessile 20 the Lawn House kept Mr. John
Couoyer containing about for,y acres ell high
state ol cultivation. ltwns originally In Will
D. toi In parcels eastern rart con
Aning about nineteen acres, has good Fnrm House
and Barn. The western part about erh
acres the Home stead. w c there good fIonse
Barns tarrae House Ice House Apple Orchard aud every
consenience connected with country residence fu
View OF the ocean The sRrm Wen fenced aud ythng
m sood repair The south partat The farm ~ bounced b
whale Pond brook usver failing stream. The In
easy BY sho Deiaware and Eartan Railroad either from
New York or Phind lphia, three tines day II dis
posed Of At private vale s be srcrcd At public auction
the I'd day of August lh3 at O'clock ". NJ, the
mfeA For further particulars and c viii be a.
bere apply 10 JACOB II ERBEkJ, Esq. Hosand'H Hotel
Long Branch, or BENZ, H. SHERMAN. 81 Front street,
New YORK 'F
A BEAUTIFUL corrAGE AND TWO LOTS or
n Ground IN II udson Cy H. j., for sale exchange
small farm Of 20 70 acres On The Erie HaekeusacK
Northern Railroad pre fefred Within hour from The city
ana near depot Call ON addrcss Bogari Union hank
A HOUSE, WITH OR WITHOUT FURNIr,R RE ALSO
"A y, Lots Lefayettc Brooklyn sale lease
or exchange. No cash required Of who will give
good security, Apply q NO 5 Tryon
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
svECiAL sorsc m.

a sss,as r..zss rr.s. rs.ss~.... sss $780,,
Gsfsl.s ssssy M sss1.snssssi slssss .ts -
sfsax.sig V ne issss ssiss.as A~s~sl n
So $50 - ess Y 80 ypts. s..~y~sy. A-ss 80
- MfG sFwlm4 kt~~n.
r.s N N $50 klsr 3 xss>s
sas,-y we. rIss.. = ss.ts s.s = ksx q ss ssa
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

ICE COMPANY WANT TO PURCHASE OR LEASE.
II for term OF years. Tee House capable storing
not less than 500 tons q cc also nAchinery barea
Tor a ice business location he further than
Troy. Persons owing properly onor tho Hod.on
river suitable for the lee bnsncss find rurcha
tenant Address j. Robertson. 81 Wall street. New York
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE--ON THE BANKS
~ of the Hudson short distance south and Ia sigh, OF
the depot at Tarrytown; Brick House. with furnace
and cold water &c. and city Lawn
garden and ornamental grounds veil stocked about fve
acres immediately the river bank. The situation and
prospect unsurpas.ed OF tho very few places o Its
for sale In This choice neirhborhood together with Furui
ture, Horses Carriages immediate
occupation INQUIRE OF EDMUND COFFIN. ~ Nassau
street. Of Cedar.
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
SALES OF REAL nsTATE.

4 cHotg n FARM, or EIGHTY ACRES FOR sALE-
~ Within one hah hours ride nf Nevburg. pleasant
foad He neat.s has good dings of fruit
o. Ina stream o. water running through ~ and is la good
state OF cultivation FOR full address Hoasc,
owner, kewburg Orange county. m Y.
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE WITH BASEMENT
and e.lr, tor sale l6th street. hfty feet from the
srst avenae Inquire the Of First aud
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

II NtLuAsLK yAHN LEArE
WIlt pffvfsg~ N Turhssa ANrnf rrsfJ oar
Cfnfs bsrull1 "a ttNns Howe. fywM
ws.Dus r8vb Ag soD4 hs4se aca qln.Ailf a., b~s X
vas~r wthtr IN rssls T guoS nsrs~s sraisss1
for rscs am wo4ia. pfossrJ tAprovsf. w.As a
srwnfN noartrv .~ts
II ensl 81 - PAIr--ga
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

f.,Oa sAI.k-ffAfJss GgsyuoUwDs Brkrg asn
u ssn Fes-i<s, Bsnhetrsa sn1 s~~f8uaHisnss. tfs,n
- e~,lf.. Spfsy = DAVIS vsx rss,sp.sa s.l.st
,saf slesskss
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
mAIa.ROADs.

IyvDscs sIyKn aaILaosD --rnAiss yan Al
AI hAnf fFgyl sAs hsrA ar1 Wsst issss Case
- ssais.s ..as y go y ,, =. N .arsa SO
d.fs a. = y -. fgm fhtrassN srst rAsksas fsss ~
gry lrs., .sny a "a. orss q wtFTtorT.s gkFHlrs.
10 hss foss snf kiseu5s. snf e<xs<~ aA.~s.a sst.s
sssss v a. i,snp % ss fssd sae V Fsssass. kstAs
ArxS sosK aARLsn ssD sLsAsf sAif.So.p
Az Tfsis oil tssss ywshiy -sisiA ss-t a.pl IN At.ay
10 NA. ssDppfng ~ tssnshyt1ss wkf,@ rslns. rFa
i,sf Cfy.oa r.is ssAss-s sor~ y AtesI sssss.n4
Esss se,ts sss -.sL ", .syes -. ~. = 49,
~ 1,qsss ~. ..sa. y, 80. i,s.s. 49,.
~. w.. ~ = ss.~.tr:.aa.s y n ca
-. .sa. vss. .st ..',.s. 80 ..,,... 49,, .s,.s
!. Ig..r $500 l.s,, as-s, ~ = s,.,,.l !.
ss.I,sa : e,ssa, o., -. 49,. i.. . r..s. - 80
sSss:.; S,. p.,- s.,. :. ',s'',, go 49,
nssssrisss. I. VA n ssarsss s,ss.. 80. wsr.
.. vas. ;. ~ ..ss y. .'.ss y
rt.ss n sls., iiy ! ~ ss~sr - 90 wsn.
...,,.. ,..s''iss -. 80 vYss -: e. l..s
=, ~ sssasss sgvSA ~ snf a Nsitm~ssvsex~
IONS gLkcNfl4L nag~rssSxs.l
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

v~,iDenf--A trsr' Woodland o1nryst~r river ~
Msryisnf which vii fron Tn 10 forts eorda "a wood
nilr from . good snding nsM
railroad dsfol " tSeuir miles from Es t1oe ~
road anu hiry ~ vIief There 10 aeo argr qsrny of
chestnut timber whih - sold ,he .ro rsDsa
nrspers now "a great demand also hkorr white sas ss1
pine iorf wool IL lTth fg dollars n ~
nnl0r. The ia. aboaHfs IN aup~ror iron Ore
hanEs having been WORKED viii sucress Onr ~pfsst
oesfnlly would moU thaa pay % ~ pi1og Al h>
sold ih~ FNs nHAifF ths Ian
for farning paposes fhrss N-ns uow snail fsrrr q ~
VITA hous PIi1e si. ~ 10 sriiFs naa 20.
prp~snts noe apr0rtuuity fof sxklnx snsv AesF~ss
bowen Msrc~r, BaiiinN~. h9.
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

Los SALE on gxcuss1n y0g err rHyvyarr-
. lessAEI tsustfy rsaL sl1sAsf 70 wswess~Ss
ssattf t~slvs nsil@s tfssa ss civ Va e~sssuss "
lsrxs Drabls Nsas- bait " IA n sAgs sSs IL.
40 81 wrsrs &@ ynf ~tA s'gts frsA tree Dv~tsstr~s
and basEss - ~ sis1s Agyr - s3af-ss v " flnbs
n o c7 w.sa T1rsseuu <f~-t
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

LAM tO9 kafE-" .CsEN ~ a soyD ffArr
H. ~ r#ft.fsi q. fssf NMif 80 ss.ha.g
80 U.s.ss4 l.hifE fnsL Mvat.lss = y ~ =. s0As
=. 80 ss-s.~ ~sgssH ". rl.~ as.s.
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1863
Army List.

|, List.
hillnsky II ., % II. eth reg.
Y5M
Livingston fient II Is. lith
rfg men, u = ~ sniry
h hshen Ma Or Law. lat rvgi.
nest ~ elnor Brigade
hailuh Col James. i2i NYv
hor.g 90 % III. Coth regl.
manl NY Vols
AOgrison capt David, laLa Co
Y Tgth Z IN
hansln Capt Wm, late Co A,
7sth N II
Mosebach Capt Fred, Co =,
7th NYv
Murphy James, Go III, Goth
(or Tbtn regiment
MeCutchcoG isoiert, Co @,
CD re iment N wv
hehannimcn Sergt John, Co
ID, slh infantry
kalman Col Goo, Let U y Ar
tillery
Neville Lieut. John L. late
i6ld NYV
Nueent Capt John, late 6sth
NYS SM ffami,y or friends)
Orderly Sergeant OF Co q,
10th New York cavalry
PrenderRrass Michael, Co n,
iUad NYy
Phnllps Lieut. A, Ro N. 36th
kYV
Potter capt NJ. 90 y, li2d
regiment NV
Power John. Go ID, 10Th rat
QusDton Oapt julius y, late
of Co Il or q, iGed NV
Rankin Capt W q, 18th U 8
infantry
Riordan lieui NJ, Go @. 9th
rsgt N NYs q
Ritter Norris care OF Capt
sullivan, ltOth u Wv
Rockwell Capt Charles II. A
Rooney Hubert, Co I. LIST
Mass Vol infantry
Rother Capt Il, Co y. 0sth N
Wv
Russell BERNARD, Co r. 10th
regt N Yv1
Regan John. late Go X, esth
reri NYv
Sweet Lieut. y p (or T), Regt
ON Ne Artillery
Senges, Col, aud Br1chet, 1t
Col, OF the new artillery
Behnell Johann, Co b, 9Th
regt N YNg
Seymour Brig Gen n
5amers Adjt WIN Y, I'd rogt
NYSM
Smith Cap, d II, A q NJ
Tracy Lieut. Geo II, lah U 3
Taylor i%ssnieSS John ), C /, l..A rsss
NYS N
Todd Quartermaster Henry
II, 18th regt NV
True Quartermaster 4 W
Tut,le Duane, N Y Vol, 18th
artillery
Van Rensselaer, Capt 3, 18th
infantry
Wallace Lieut. Edmund, late
s2d rcgt, N Y Vols
Wnlkcr Lieut. James r. lAto
Nth " Y Vols
Warner Major George W,
late l7th regt, N y Vols, I'd
Gil, now lIth regt
Wilcox Col John X
yeomaas Major Joseph. LIST
NY Vols
York Corporal Vim. lat N Y
Metropolitan cavalry
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

v,osr oyrIcY sorfcn-rHE nAiIs FOR GRgAr
nrissin and he ccntinsst va sopfAm psss ana Br--
s~n, ,sr .ss,s.r cy y n.ese..,sr. VII eess 4 hi.
,k,s oAue On saarfsy, the ieh day o. Asxsa 81 igB<
aslocx Al srs 81 TIE upssvs uxuons AZ f.lg~s -ats
ions a Ard H. no A. n ssssous and D. w ssta1s
X aof H. 81 A. sANSr q. eA.m
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
sPoRr1Sa

RANcIs BUTLER NO. . PECK slip. HAS ALL
ths ehcacs b-ssts fer ssbs sto~x nnusrs fnssh
bio nsnse Car. sn4 PEE Frsrnstos " o~ns psg b,lt~
Bsusrs Ess Nsr H. Do@ boArisd. wSinsd AZ ss1s
snss for I'll fssAs>s
ISoR sALg-A jfB AND MAfNsAIL BOAT NJ FERr
sps -, 10 fsst sssL feet 10 tsssss a~tgA
shlh %, r.1ng ss,-s isrss - ssss qssiy, uAe. y
H.lle~v of Mysl9 nrary new, With ns~eh Hs1
bass . ysry fs sss rf fS~sa essh p~iss ~
slaTns ess ssas sTsrs Ae lli0 res fuih-r par ~,
good H.lin or EsGs Gan ~osd " se~ss.a u psa pxg
nsnt
I,oe sAI.E-osE srfn DoD, SMALL nrfL rfR
n rfsp ksys frrttsra, snsJ B~t ss1 rab Ptas ga
pair ~ kss q Inasss rrrs ~ Ne rar.~ tv~es
,ery srs sna Tan Tesr<rs Hrot<h Tsrrers -
rnoss Ba Tsrer al " tss ssesest ~
tsvs CalA ~ xoossTsit ~se~, assi eys.. qail s4s.
iOfts UEkT
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

lion ssLy-os sssy rysss a ss.LL rsRv %
IN usx4 -stM9- kafns A. tNff ~rf
sisses tsessr r~ ffnt 80 Ysfs se.gi ea~ .psft
a Nti~ frrae at8vinsf'is stst4. ffs "a
Ais0 Ysrm ~ Afty frsss ggs mge ffep fsfsiasGs
ssssian ln4aifs - = NHrsHf gssvfssfhs. rsr.si
sfugfs y. =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

\, accordance with notice Nheh las been PioenshuS Pun
A In The FAig sne the ist January ls6 Se nave anu!
seaed to place the account Of each eoserte VINO was N
d for subserpdon, h hands but cur test ea0Fs owing
= az ruu. press Of rev business have been unAVaing for
,,, section Of county In pursuance OF cur original INTENTION
a. pd each cid subse bis bin ard Afford him rta oEaee
ID 70 r sraDg bis name We VII stop on 'h aAS'
a heretofore announced papers Of deirqasOs to whom We
have net sr ills bat viii pePOre he stopping, IN sch cases.
an n, l Of June % which period viii Afford ample time to
forward he ms and make TemittancCL
A no contingency Is likely 70 arse which Vii prevent he
V ont Of AL he remaining bs during The per OIL SLOWED,
papers without exception unpaid for on The lst Jane S0 WI"
Be epped on that day IN the mean time, cur subscribers are
ou,tsd and urged walt fer e bill but to remit Al once
II ne amount sent ezeees thAtdue The party vii be credited with
tie HeSIs and recep, showing hs time to which It pays
u prompt payment BY delinquent subscribers within the
TINE Ipechsd they viii be allowed to pay In advance the end
Of their sui serpen year the old rates RemArec' al our
m mem subscribers where satisfactory evidence
can be farnished that the money vas sent.
sUBsCKIPTION PRICE.
Ton and AFTER this date subscription price Of The HA9
vInbe,
BAILY .flsOOs
Eonths,...,..... 500
for less period 400 per month
sEMI-wEEKLY year....ts SEQ
month";. SEQ
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BONDURANT, ELLIOTT SHIELDS
April LIST, 1853. Propri'tor' eftas Richmond |A'9'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
ID III. E.litor of Me Wig

Il is with pleasure have seen 1t announced that the
Hon NJ T. H. Garrett is again candidate TO represent
the First Congre sional District Mr. Garnet has nov,
for more than six years represented this District and
more faithful and attentive Representative no consttu
pney ever had am yet 10 hear Of the first vote he has
that did not rehec, the wishes Of his constituency;
NTH the first sentiment he has expressed tia, did not
meet with their approval. Mr.. Garnett entered the
House of Repre- seniaves when quite young man, yet
venture to say few, very few, in 20 short time, have
ACQUIRED more solid reputation as an able debaer,
wise counsellor aud sGgacous statesman. His speech
on secession in the last Congress OF the late United
Sates was by general consent, pronounced the abest
of the session Il showed that he had l)Dg and matutey
reflected on the subject. 1t paced Mr. Garnett among
the abest debaters and first statesmen OF the age.
IL ia to be deeply regretted, Il at Representative
who has so ably discharged his duties, and SO faithfully
reflected 1he wishes Of his constituents should, at
me- Ike this meet with opposition fon any qusrer,
but doably so from with whom he has agreed SO
nearly in political principles aud sentiment This is no
time 10 ek personal preferment or TO engage in po
Ltcal strife The best interests OF the country demand
the united energies Of the whole people. Patty SELF
everything should be freely sacrificed for tina couety.
The peopie will not tolerate boserous debate, listen
TO heated discussions; and he assumes grave respon
biity who, Tor any purpose creates excitement, d.
cord and division among them. Our faithful and able
Representative in King William Senatorial District Mr.
douglas foreslW the evil effects that would arise from
POLITICAL contest at this time and wisely declined Mr.
Ernet has now represented the District for more then
sir years. He has given general satisfaction TO
the whole District he has been so repeatedly re
I'd by large msjOrities over some oil the aoeSt men
NJ the stret il cannot be doubted he is The choice OF
his constituents, when full and free expression OF
their wishes can be given. No believes this can De
done at the approaching eleotion-neary one-hau Oh
the district in the actual possession of the enemy or
entirely in their power as 10 prevent any e.ev1Ou
from being held This il seems to me, should nave
withdrawn opposition from any quarter to Mr. Garne
at this time Our young and gallant men OF the dis
trc are widely scattered the State too eager 20
defend the country and punish our insulting foes 10
bestow thought on Cons ressiona any other eec
tons They we're content et things remain as they
are-ihey had tried their faithful representative, and
were wiling to trust him; they asked for no change
they desired no opposition, and their vote, if given at
the approaching election, viii be decisive expression
of their opinion in his favor A CONSTITUENT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22

" Where the supplies are furnished in the country,
the cost Of tram pertaton 10 the depot viii be paid
hy tho Government in addition to the price liked by the
Committee. -. 80 .--.r- -
v As tlisaprcaTi made to thepeople for the bene-
81 of cur brave defenders now in the srmy, the Depart
meut relies with confidence on the patriotism OF the peo
PIE that more than just compensation would DC hxe1
by the committees nor accepted by those whose Chief
motive will be to aid their country, and not to make Ill
due gains out CT the needs of our noble soldiers
JAMES A.. Seldom,
Secretary Of War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
A LLUM SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE Co.

IA TrgnlIn reply to many let 81 inquiry we give no.
that that We are preparing TO omm9das mitsd number
boad and expect opsn the Hotel the 10th
Ct May. teims all VIC say that they shall
reasonable And moderate the state Of the markets Will suffer
20 Tut them; whilst ledge keep the House
best manr condition OF the country will admit
The healing efficacy thesomluera waters In great variety
OF diseases too well know TO need farther advertisement
FRAZIER RANDOLPH, III
a22-eo8f PropretorI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
Gst 8itBnonS daBig.
MORNING, APRIL 22, 1888.
rO CoRREsPONpENTs

- lsasrs on 6usiRsss musi b 0ddTssssa % t''
~ "a WAig." III, -, n. Dub
rtcIss tca on boa sites 81 Es PGPer tssA sot % a.
nsAnd ms q . r1s eC lcRg stGndtngi 0tgas ~ 20
~ qEd sofu "a no oGaS % Gepcrtsd rom Ogs.-y
-,.ji,y 80 Enss are CHARGED o~ as
~ " ceHaos sadsrtaks 70 hSsHFn Te5'o'So 0''
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MARRIED.

Ga the evening OF the 18th nSt the residence
heEs Wythylc Va, Major PETER OfEY OF Carks Baitasn
Miss MARY MAJ FLOYD, only daughter the late IL
Ben. Rush Floyd deceased.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22

Thomas Welsh, late postmaster at Montgomery Ala /,
and oae of its oldest citizens died recently ip that city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
JEW RICHMOND THEATRE.


Acting and stage M.nasor..... R. D'o,..r CONS
rreaiurer f''i,'''
Third s..: ss: ss%ss i me translated
SIX TABLEsUL
'''' ROKAEcF
ri, ,.,. ..P 9 :. 1 TSgse b. .s ..a.
- = sSs" Scenery
The new Scenery from the pencil Of Me. Pred Rooth
e s,T I'D Jss sS S sHa ms Sy Lewis
Dramatic Tabl'Iux by j. W. Thorpe
-' '-''' ''''' -'N'' - '''''' Mr. R D. Ogden.
yr.l I. oHEn "A 19sss SELECTIONS
Elegant and Classic
By til. fntnston si,ters
II. vii Il be mo Ss ' ' extreme length of til. Comedy
~ Box Book open two days IN ,dr,acs
WEDNESDAY EvENING, April %, 1854,
Thsa win ;. ii. ,t'at Comedy Of he age
ROMANCE
POOH YOUNG NAN.
M-ns Manuel Marquis d. Chan Dorsey 0gdes.
Dr. Desmarets, y Il the Feuch y...J W. Thorpe
Mons DsHevennes, Of the world. ~ b. Bates
Gaspsr L.rcque, formerly Captain Of priTa .er.
J. n. Harrison
Alain conndentsi o. crown
M Nouret Notary W.
Yvounet, Breton shepherd. smih
.H. Tar
Louis Jackson
Md Laroque, dsust rnas Wis Belsn Percy
Maigufie h dsu iter........ Gn EEE. VIZ
Mad H(ouise, a Goye-rs,I. a rs'a i've Of lie Ia
rcquss No.. -. -. * les Katie Efele
Mad Ausurg Mss srI. PartlnstOn
Louise Vauseig,r hrnsrly nurse TO Mann
keeper OF lodging house.. Miss o. Crystal
Christine Breton psas.-t child Mas JasEss
Gless Servants a..
TOWER OF ELFIy,
Painted expressly for tbs Drana, by Fred looLh.
The perform nee to conclude wits
Dance .tts GngtOr.
In rehearsal and will be presented, Psr1s Ora.
LIFE FOR LIFE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
CoBBS, MILLER PRICE

C0BBS, MILLER r CE
HAVING Associated themselves in business,
and opened at the old stand Of James Cobts No 146
Maa STREET will receive consignment and give the per-
attention 10 sale Of Manufactured Tobacco Lsa Tobacco
Cotton Rice Wheat Flour, Meal Sugar, Bacon, Lard Butter
Sutt kinds Of produce signed TO them ana VIII make
liberal cash ncements produce when In hand We $50
expect keep general OF Dry Goods I'd sell them
prices low the exhobant prices for articles We have to
pay goods will admit -. ,,,o,
sp22-e3no CobbsI hlLLth& fhiVE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-22
ID An I E G Ii N o T MON!
sPOLITAN NALL.

THIS "WEDNESDAY MIGHT
GRAND ENCAMPMENrA AT MANASSAS
BATTLE OF MANASSAS.
Thousands Of .Hovinq Figures.
s2fENDTD PYN9TE HI1 DISPLAYS!
PAV0RIFE SONG ne
YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN VOCALIST
ERw AND CAPTIVATING DANCE BY THE CHARMING
PETITE 1ERP IcH0RsAN SISTERS
LAST FIGHT OF THE GfEAT MaGICI'E
MAGO del MAGE,
SMITHS GREAT BATTALION BBHDi
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rnE aREAr rAILuhE or 1nR WAR.

TtlLION lEAH, APIu l1.-1ue SNpeullOn hSalAit
Charleston be turned back Its object the pTes
eut at least istbaRdoned The people of that city viii
be permitted remain behind their iortifcaions
from molesation or from fright by forces land
sea- With the earliest favorable opportunity the ron
cads will be withdrawn The troops have been ordered
to return to Hilton Head. The division of General
Hickman LETT Edsto yesterday and the forces OF Gems
Ferry aud Terry reembakug at Stone this morning
WHY tbs ATTACK IS ABANDONED.
1t would be useless TO attempt Portrayal Of the
shame and indignation which burned upon the checks Of
all here VIXEN the above determination and the reasons
which actuated it announced. The latter not
boldly stated out enough has TRANSFERRED to
commanders Of the folly Of any further attempt to cap
tlre Charleston with their present force The govern
msHt semi them baby 10 perform giaHts task. The
oder to attack the city from Washington, aud made
pcremptory by the authorities there. 1t was urged
peatedly while but two Monitor batteries were vet at
tached to Admiral Duponts squadron Against the
Notifications which he rebels had EXP ended unnter
ruptedy for two years all the science, skill and labor
which they could command, he was hidden TO lead a
little fleet whose combined armament amounted to less
than three dozen guns.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

TUESDAY April 2lst, 1858.
Tho Senate at IL o'clock A.. NJ. Prayer by Rev.
Dr. Doggeti, Of the Broad Street Methodist Church
Mr.. MAXWELL presented the memorial of citizens
ofForda, asking that Gainesville Fla, be constituted
port Of delivery Referred to the Committee OF Com
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WE are authorized to announce
w TIC ARD IL BAKER, a.,
candidate for election u. House Of rssEas from Nor
folk city.
sp11-6t"
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TO THE TOTERS or TIE ELETEgTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF Az
GUSTA, ROCKINGHAM ROCRBRiDGE, PENDLETOA,
HTGHLAND, BATH fPOCAH0YT.iS AND ALE
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DAY OF ADJOURNMENT.

ifMr. HAYNES submitted the following resolution,
which was informally laid over:
Resolped That the House of Representatives concur
ring the President Of the Senate and the Speakero the
House of Representatives, adjourn their respective
Houses sine die, Monday, 9th April, at twelve o.
clock, N.
The resolution was subsequently, considered amended
by striking out the date therein and substituting FIJI
day, lst May next" The resolution as amended was
agreed to-
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We are authorized to announce +. II. BOARD
as candidate represent the equity o. Eedford In the heHt
Legislature OF VirRiLia. tPIL-oon-
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large number of bills werc reported back, adverse
iy, from he same committee. by Messrs RoYsros MAR
SHALL Sexton Chiffon, and McRAE, and laid upon the
tlble.