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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

.pTfRG OF YANKEES IN EAST TEN
hEsSEE.
few days ago, Maj. Day, of Rucher's
non, captured at Big Spring, Claiborne
nty Tenn, - Yankees with their horses
arns, besides killing FIVE or Elk and
mdiDg several.
letter dated headquarters, January 25th,
3:
~. Day made an attack upon Tazawe!l yester-
morning, with the intention OF capturing the
l,GH hat found 2.0G0 intIutry and eight pieces
rulirry there. Gen. Lougstre't had giveniim
200 mcu. Ne mlde the attack. and Withdrew
on. hours iigtting, lie lost Que man kliicd.
/ capturtd Twelve Yankees, killed five. ana
Hudrd several. He drove tWO regiments INTO
sn rnd remained al the south edge Of town untii
y.n away by thcir artillery. We rcireated ~
4 order, the enemy not pursuing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

SALES ap BLOCKADE Gaeps.-The Bee Export
Ing aud Importing Company, are disposins OF their
merchandise In Columbia, at the following priess
Coffee. 81 per ID !; sugar. "a; cloths, from $40 10
s7O per yard; cassi.neres, from SO TO Siu; pripts
from S4s0 to- s.. 80; stockings, 500 to si9o per
dozen; flames, Si4 and els per yard; camarics,
and Broos's spool thread, SIS per daze.; bonnet
frames, SIS; brown a ills, Sa.5e; gents hats, -
10 500; backing, SI2 per dozen; handks.chisfs,
Sl2 TO Ss9 per dozen; cotto" and wool eafas, w,
Enisfins needless S24 der dozen; needles, $40 per
thousand; pocket knives, 81 20 Si5; letter and CAD
paper, $40 to $50 per rsam; black pepper, @ per
Ii; mustard, 9lS per 70; nusmess, ~; can sAh's,
6ies, ffom Is aud upwards; saddle girths, 80 peg
dozen: lamp chiniheys, go per dexsni ~ ~
q .la&en; cod tvsS oil, 5 half plnls; - esss0aaas
se1A, 4s5o; Epso1Dn, .os'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

The Ero..ina.ioa Of Mrs allan Before
Commissioner VIM. +. Watson, TO day, il 10
expected that the trial Of Mrs. Patterson Al
lan, charged with disloyal correspondence
with the euemy, will be resumed Gen. Geo.
w. Randolph, one Of her counsel, viii proba.
bly, finish his argumen Mt in defence Of Forde,
In Judge Ly0ns's Court, IN time to appear
in her behalf before the Commissioned ct II
O'Clock .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

eEtycr's Couit.-In this Court on S.tur.
day the following Gases came mp for cxaiu-
'Snation
The trial OF negro named Bob, charged
with stealing trunk and one knapsack
valued at $500, fiom A. Amacke. was post
poned for the want OF witnesses till this
morning.
james II. Wilson, alias James Toombs,
was arraigned for feloniously stealing a
horse from in front Of Col. &. w. Stepheus's
Office some tine since. The witnesses in the
case not being present when it was called,
His Honor adjourned the examination till
this morning.
Lucy aad William, slaves, were ordered to
be whipped for walking the streets after
hours without proper passes.
'iilman, slave of Thomas p. Lambert, re.
ported to be all escaped workman from the
batteries around Richmond, was ordered to
be taken to Col Stephens, and again as
signed to the duty from which he had alb
sented himself
/. Pnkey, slave Of r. b. Woodward, charged
with using insolcnt and threatening. Ian
guage towards Mrs. Sarah Selden, was or
; dered to be whipped to the extent which the
law will permit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

The TfiM Of F5rie-The attendance upon
Judg- Lyons's Court Saturday was larger
than on any previous day, and at the evening
session several fashiohably dressed ladies
were present, besides the wife OF the prison.
er and her aunt, who have occupied seats by
him during the whole Of the examination L.
Al 10 o'clock the Court was opened, when
Allen M.Eruder, Esq counsel for the ac
cused, commenced his speech, consuming
tnree hours and n hal! in the delivery of it
lie was followed by Hon. Mr.. Be nett, of
Ky, on the same side, IN an argument Of two
and half hours length, after which the
Court took a recess till five O'clock. Upon
the raOpenin@ of the trial, Hon. Humphrey
Marshall took the floor and continued to al.
dress the jury i'll behalf Of the prisoner till a
few minutes past eight O'Clock, at the con
clOsion Of which the Court adjourned till o.,
O'Clock this morning. Gen. q. " RaudolI II
will close Ire argument for the defence
when he Will be followed on the part Of TIE
prosecution by LittletOn Tazewell, Esq,
after which the ease will be given in the
hands Of the Jury
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WM pORDkA
Assessors for the l. eth District Of Virginia.
Richmond Jan I, 1861. - 6-0O0lze"


rONPEDER iTE states raxss-Notice to all per
I J sops liable 20 taxation by the Confedoroto
GJvernuasn In District No. IL composed OF that part
OF the city OF Richmond lying between 9th end 18th
sreets. by authority %? the Secretary OF The Tree-
su1y. hereby notify all persons liable to tas sfcn.
which embraces ite great mass Of ths people oxth11
district-that il Is their duty 10 come forward
and dive iu to Gsp. ,r to w JOHNSON, or JAMS
KEasEY the ether Assessors ef thi, disricf state
meat of ,her incomes, faaries, ard all ether cub
iats CT tsxatio1 that they may be asssesed aCe 3D.
ing to law I'd to enable q em 20 perform this duty
here ty notify them that | will be- found At ny
ofic. or Shoc koe Place, in rtsr Of nessrs T-rdY
WilI'aus's, from O'Clock N TO O'Clock N Of
each say yuti, the 10th dss Of February next 70
recoivs such statements ard uaks ss;h :"
Assssso- for ,bs1Iih District II virgins.
Reh,avrd. Jsu l5th, 1864 jslo-eodi0t
Ny1TICE to TAX PAYEks-siafe 4 Virgpia--
| ~ 18th collection district G war tax, composed
q al that part of the city Of Richmond which lise
west OF Sixth st.
All pefsus who have heretofore been registered, !,
or wuo by law required TO registsr, are hsyebV
notAet to come forward within twenty days ne1
this day and make thair returns " gross saleS Tor
Tn guar ter ending 3lst December, 1865, inclusive,
TO SIN Forbes or Elicit, tho asasssoys for this
district
Any such person failing TO report within tweu1g
days will be subject 10 a double tax.
are required 10 cone forward during the month e
January, 1884, and register A fos the ysAS pool,
AMI pay only theis tax gross salss for tho
quarter enaiog slst December, 1868, but also tA1ov
spechc tex for the year 1854.
Ans any person go failing to register asd pay ~
said tayes during the month Of January. Ie6l VII -
subject TO have bis said taxes doubled
| PA WOODS, Cnllsclog
For 18th datriss q vA
! Richmond, Jsn1, 1854 h3-0
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haysa9 for Water During The recent
trip made 10 Salisbury, N, c., by tAo Rich
Iaond Ambulance Corps, who Wsat as a
quart to n number of Yankee prisoners sent
10 that place, they met with some raro sp@ci-
mems OF Southern hospitality. At one place
on the route every one who partook Of it
were required to pay fifty cents per glass
for water; while party Of soldiers. who
could not afford to drink it from tumhler,
were made to pay two dollars for the use of
a we'll anl; goard to dip it UP with. At
another place dispatch Wes sent to have a
hot supper for certain number, when the
landlord of the hotel removed from the table
the clean cloths, putting dirty ones in their
place, as we'll as locking up lis best table
ware, ana putting in its place he most com
mon and fifty crockery, spoons, &C., which
could be found. THIS welcome reception TO
an organization which is composed OF some
osour most respected citizens was given
them on the line Of the road lying in North
Carolina. The army would be the best place
for such fellows as the keepers OF the two
hotels alluded 10 above are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

The Northern papers publish the diplomatic cor
respondence between Seward and Russell upon
'he subject OF the cotton loan, Confederate cruis-
ers, steam rams, SC. To show how completely
England has been builied by the Yankees In this
matter we print portion of the letters With
such tmidity as is shown by the British Govern
ment, We may well be satisfied that nothing has
been further from its intentions during this war
than the s'reco.niion" of the Confederate States
THE COTTON LOAN.
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Arrived.

Steamship Champion Muller Aspin-, 10 days q. 10 D. m
ecs mdso and pAss 10 ID. b. Allen Arrived a, this Dor,
al
Steamer we.tmor,l.nd (Br) Tinihsm HsntI 10 days,
Selass TO Whitney Hathaway
Steamer America (U 3. rsnsportl, Share, fewOresss
dAya TO U. 8. QuArtermsstsr.
Bah Peep O. Day lBrl Feutie, foo-Chowfoo Dec. q,
@ order Pssed Anjier Jan Cape Of Good Hope FEB.
ADD St Hesna March
Bari Reindesr (o New Haven't Wellington Barbados -
y TO Henry Trowbrdgss Sons On the 18th on the
StPes Of Delaware saw BARK Laura Russ, bound ".
pnk rrIns Donna tBrl Sawyer, Buenos Ayres March e.
ess snd wool to master April 70 s 80 Vs. lon es H. spoke
hsLt OsmsnH for Boston
grs hercuhu. Dsn Muller, Rio Jsnsire 81 days, coffee
~fonch, Meincke a W.ndt.
Bns Rgby lBrl, Foley, kAsusbO p r.. "a day., mOlssse'
VI Y. Pennsion
bng Arab tof Gibrsltar Lombard Bueno, Ayres - days
oe to Do-ley Carnefs Co Experienced heavy weather
en- the passage.
sng Maid % Erin tBr) Davis, Arroyo P. r.. 18th Inst
5n to burdott K Everett
bchr T. T. GARRISON Ellsworth Phadslphia for
sschr Gienroy. Msady, NewbuIe.
80. Iaihed, Parfott Eizabethport for Salem.
Sft Sesh, Crowley, Ebzsbethport Tor Boston.
.sAs & usTade, Young ElsabethP0H faT Portsmouth
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u. s. OkpsIsoE lasscr, No. IS WoRrHsr..i
Nw.YoRK, April 20, 1856
PROPOSALS will be received until THURS

u. s. OkpsIsoE Iasscr, No. IS WoRrHs
NwioRK April 20, 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received until THURS
DAY, May 1854 at o'clock by this office for tho
supply Of tbs following via.
no, 900 CARBiNE CARTRIDGE BOXES.
10000 CtRBISE sLiNGS.
10000 CARBISE SWIfELS.
10000 SABRE Bits AND PLATES.
Tho Snss Swives and abNt Belts aud PlAes 70 b.
m,de In all respects urBRfAIs, woaksAnsHr end d.
mentions In conformity vnh the standard samples
which be h, dice Tho Cartridge Boxes are to
conform dimensions vorkmausbp with tho samples de-
posted this Agency m must be- made from GOOD QUALrr
rURs OAK IL 10 di.tinctly stipulated that
this office TO have the NV o. inspecting the wors done
under gny contract swafd IN all stages its progress nj
tbs shops Of the Con,sop especially 80 examine ths stock
before cutting.
They sre to be delivered free Of expense to tho United
States the New Yor. Arsena, Go'emor. l..and ~ y
and there Inspected 10 b. accepted paid Tor
bat such a. approved upon inspection
Bidders will heir bids the time in which they pro
pose deliveries aud each party obtaining contract
will required into bonds with approved suretie. FOR
IT, faithful rIrcution Failure d-v-r at -p.chod time
will subject the contractor forfeiture Of the number he
may fail to deliver ut hat time
No bids will be coDd.rd from parties other than regular
manufacturer. and suh known 10 be fully competent
10 execute Ia their Workshop. tho wsrk proposed Tor
The Department tire light rslsc any oil bids,
deemed unsaiisi.cDry. 49,
ProposA will be addressed properly .udorsed % Capt s.
CRGSftS, Captain II Ordnance L. = Ordnance Agency No
- Worth st., New lors"
). CRIsPIS. Captain o. Ordnance
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Oyyros or rps srknsr CornIssloHsn
No. ~ Broadway, Z
Hsw YoaK, April 20 lss+

TNO CONTRACTORS.-Pr lncloseu III
l. s.aed envelope indorsed with the tile OF The rofh
and with the Of the bidder written thereon VII be
c.ved &. thi, office until THURSDAY, May D. 1904 o. ii
O'Clock MI.
For rssulasnE grading. curb, guscr md hsstns htnS
fourth street b,tween Avenues and ~ 49,. -, -
For rsssny curb gutter and Tagging FhJ fosIsh street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues . ,,.,-,.,
For regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging FJ e4h'h
street, between Fourth and finh syenDes ,,, r AT
For regulating, grading, curb and s1erint LINUS bHenh
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
foI regulating and grading. curb and s1eIing Ve~ s0e"
between Hammond and Hoboken streets ,
For curbns gut,ernr and Tagging Fihy sIih sueos De
tween First and Second AvenueA =,
For curbIng catering ard tagging Eshecnh nfees DO
tween Avenue and Fast River
For curling su.rns and tagging slItsA 'ueet between
Broadway and Ninth avenue. - -. !,
For curbns suttsng and Tagging Siry SECOND street. De
tween Third avenue and Lexington avenue. a.
For curbns suttens and tagging avenue u between sh
teeuth and Seventeenth streets. .
For curbns yuttens and tagging re'ry side OF seventa
avenue from Wet Twelfth street TO Greenwich Venne aso
e,,tey side Of Greenwioh avenue nom West Twelfth street
10 Seventh avenue m II,
For tagging full width, Fohythrd street between Te"h
aud Eleventh avenues .
For filling between Fny third and PifyfOurh 'ree' and
Third and rxington avenues. .
For rebuilding Pier number Forty-s!r North River
BLANK forms Of proposals. together with the spocneston,
and agreements, be obtained ut this
department, NevNYork, April u, 1854
CHARLES O. CORNELL Suee' CoRah''opsf
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Proposals

OTyios oy ARMY CLOTHING AND tauIpAeR 18th and
Girard--ts., PHILADELPHIA April IS. 1854 :
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this ofhce until IL O'Clock WEDNESDAY the 4tk
May neIt for supplying tho schuyikn Arsenal with the fol-
owing articles:
ARMY BLANKETS WOOL gray with the letter, U. s. In
black four nches long In the cener to be feet sas
I've feet six inches wide to weigh i've pounds each.
- Canton Flannel.
rs Gray Twlled Flannel
White Spool Cotton, No. 20 or s.
Samples OF AL the above articles win be required
Bidders must state In their proposals the price which must
be gives In rri'ing well in hyures; also. the quantity
bid for and time of delivery.
Bids l.urn lefsulng contractors will rot be received
Bnh Forms for Proposals. DO had upon application
this office.
Proposas must be indorsed Proposals for Army Supplies
stating tae particular article bid for
O. n. CROSMAN
Asst. Qusrerrnss.e r- General L. :. A.
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sehr Loyal Scrs.toa Levdes. Bordcsnr dsys wfns 70
A. II. 50 oEis . ,,,
Sohr. Celeste, -, Eii1sbelhporSSr Middietown:
Schr Robert Csrb -, Rlizabethport for New hayen
Schr John H. McPhee, johnson, EiEab.bpor for bndee
port.
Sohr 81 NJ Bgain-rd, Clark, Portsnd, q
Schr Henry ReInsen. Beoins, Bridgeport
Sehr MOniezuma Hall, Previncetovn-
Schr. Boston, Wall. New Haven
Schr Almon Bacon, -, Providcsee-
Scbr Carvo. Hoibrook, RondouL
sciI Frederick Eugene, Achorn, Rondout for fSHsss
Monroe
schr Racer (Br Henderson,. Havana IL days, suBn to
master
BELow-ThIoe ships two barks and four briss Unknown
WIND-Sunset N.
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HUpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ....ArRu -.
Cleared.

0sreh
Shps-Am.hcs (Br) Mortimer, Liverpool, SAM. Thomp-
toas Nephew; City Of Handy Br.), kevey Liverpool,
h'reg, Wexford Co w. KrothnghEn, Qnsrsy Have,
soyd Hincken; Confidence, Cole, New OTeani, W. A.
ksLos
BEf.-Mary (Br) Wiley, Cow Bay, ~. Whitney L Co.
Se1 'ietoris (Br) Convey, St. George, n b., Barclay
-Ledador Pony, Avssr. Lisbon. L. T. AnsInct L
So.i William Henry ,BrL Bsrnars, Hsvus, r A. X. Web
kco
SseOner.-JsInss Henry M.lewss Boston. Y. n Kreem-
Si Gtenwooo, bsyss Philadelphia, Bsker Dayton; Ann
Flower, Lo,sn, South Anboy, H. s. Racket sani Hattie
lev. Mgmord Berlin, Ne. A. G. Ravens Emma Prindls.
N.ne Potonoke Sound J. r. Black Lottie TAy Bcstoa
8. W. Lewis Co; Leoeadsa Small, Salem, Il w. Ropes
a &c Gr.ni'. state hsi.,t Boston, s. W. Levin CO
ptfAdephis, Boyoke Marcy; J. c. Chew, bs.rrs,
f.assoni G. Lawson Snow. .vH,vss HO!chsi. Stan.
esdi X. Armstrong Dnscen, Philadelphia T. II. Krsemer
w Cousins tBI Bell Ch.;lotetown, B. Small CO
Hz'ess Qnoea (Br. }, CAIt, CoDwallk, D. Il DsWsA
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TrnveierxJ Guide.

Z, Albany, BY Hudson f. K, 90 Warren a., !! 10
IN, and 81, aud l0:i0p. NJ Sunday train nom
tNhs.s. ''N@ p In
To Al bssy sy Harlem K. X, 26th-st., +th-sv from
18th s. 10 a and us Sunday rsin t.Is p IN
70 BaltuoSs BY the Nsw.Jer-ey Il. r.. foot Of
Courtand.,t. and 10 II, u r. ia., and 10
midnight Sunday Wv p n
10 Boston BY ev.Lon3on line, Pier 20 y. H..
et0siugton line Pier 10 n. r., and Fall River
line Pier ". R., daily (Ssnday excepted ...:. 500 p m
20 Boston by Neu-Hsven r. X, via SpriEsheid;
9th - and Nh.av a. m and e'Vp p H.
&c Boston By New Haven K H. Z7th - ana atm
sv, vi, Shore Line, 1T and sundsy..''. e;Dp n
10 Buf.io, by Eue Railroad, foot Of Chambers,
1891 and ~ a ~ ana e'Vc p m
70 the West BY PenusylNsus Central Railroad,
sSpse, 10 p
70 the West, by Central Railroad Of New-Jersey,
foot Of IN, ~ M and ':U n
70 Philadelphia, by NewJeTsey Railroad foot OF
Coursndi-st., 7 and 10 q. ~, II m and ?. m,
and - midnight Sunday. 500 p m
20 Phsde pha by Camden and AmbOy Railroad
Pier % n. r. foot Of Barclay r....6 e. and 2oe p n
Cs Washington, by Ne~-Jersry r r., foot Of
CogrlaHdtst, and 10 a H.. u ?. N, and 10
midnight Sunday ~ p NJ
e. YaphaRk. lshp, fiIe Island and other resorts On
Lone Island, BY L. J. Railroad, from Jsmesslp
and foot Of Atbst T.. R...........es and 600 p m
For further information in regard TO Railroad Tns tables
- ssvertisems1ls IN another part OF this psPsh
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Oyro. OF PunoHA,rsa Con-. SUI,


CEALED PROPOSALS Gn Duphcstel are
Inyit,d until u NJ THURSDAY the Sh day q hay
Ia,.I far fuTui,hiix ihs SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMLnI
lin FOUR THOUSAND 1900 HEAD OF BEEF
ShTTIT OK PtH HOOP.
IN. delivery OF tho cattle 70 saie place Ns'hye Tens
and 10 twenty days from tho signing OF the con
and 70 continue 1t the rate Of one thousand o PEI
vel until the contract be somplstsd
Ibe cattle be weighed on tho scales and tho weight 20 Go
,.rInin,d TO be the purchasing weight , ,
m. a,eras, weight Of the cattle 10 be az esH hund
red and INV 1897 pounds gross and animal 10 be received
,,s,,hin. les. than ono thousand u 600 pound~
riId nspecion will be made al each delivery, bJ such
,.rsous a. the Government may direct
fprii. Cow, Stag. and Hefer. will not be received =
NJ. Ia. will be- indosed "ProposAls for Furnishing BEEF
c,s and win be directed 20 The uudergnod a, Nashville
F,sh person and IN Of fm, every member OK the
Ann offering bid, nnst sign hi, to the same In fgl and
sccompany L by oath OF allegiance to the National Govern
nen- -, ,.,-----,-., H.. -. h;iso, ~.
10 spond his bid and be prepared to give bond
b rood and sufficient security of the faithful performance
Of the contract ,,..,,1.i.
Fofm Of BID do hereby propose to fuInish the suosh
.pre with -Four Thousand oo) head oil beer
ON III. booL In strict accordance with the conditions % ts
incoa-d to be delivered at Nashville. Ten
for tho sum Of -- per hundred pounds
offer a. securities to my contract the names OF - -
.of of - County state d.
J.. Il, HOPKINS, Capt and Z. y u D. -
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Movement. OF Ocean Steamers.
pa..eureYs Arrived

IN ae1~fhip Chanpfon, from d,pinvoH-MFf y. 3.
c,rnuingworth Morris Lensley Rev Lease Owen John J.
sJses Henry Csnroy NJ Wir,ch MI and Mrs anne, baker
M. ard Mrs. D. 5. Holly. r. Rooding Mn Mary L. Der
and three children, Rev, J. b. A. Provllse MI,
Chenbsv Mr. and Mrs Street and two children, Mis- j. NJ
Mailer Mrs Lews ShesneT and servant Mrs julia r. Head
Mr. ,nd Mr.. J. b. WHITAKER Mr. and Mn, Allen and two
children, Benss Barnett Louis Packet H. Hoen Lieu.
j. Colin, s. J. Freidsnsmer w. l.. SpsIburg Mrs l. J.
hayward Mir. NJ. M Field, J. s. spsnt, ssmL B; Leddch
" and Mr.. T. r. Bishop and three chi.d5eo H. tt.nt
N and Mrs Martin Mr.. and Mrs Clspp and infant M and
M Msrnets and four children and servant, Ass aims
Asr.hAa Il Frodander.
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Chances for Dneinese Glen.

DOCK STORE for SALE, TO a cash customer.
The stock fK'ares, aud good will together With the
une1pir,d lease Of rer years; price $4,000 situated on
leading street side 81 New orb City end now doing
good cash business; has been established ~ years stock 10
hi good condition and consists Of Books huic Stationery
aud Fancy Arce, Rent low aid dwelling alta he'd to store
Good given lot ling and reference furnished de
,Ired. Address Il. A. Boz No. 2205 n. Y. Post Once
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TOBACCO IN PBNNsYLvANIA.-The farmers oil
Lancaster County, Pa, are proftng by the failure OF
Virginia tobacco planting They have been induced by
he advance Of price to enter largely into the business
Oae farmer sold his crop from 81 acres last year for
Al OOo Others have done equally well
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NOR sALE-PEARL MILLS. MAUMEF

j CITY Okio-Thess well known and justly celebrated
Mills located the fHe and WsbGsh Canal and near the
Station 81 the Habssb Valley R1ed cOnssng Of tlonrtnf
Nil with four Of Burn, and al Tie late improvement
and capacity manufacturing 10 70 200 bbs tour day
aud large custom wofb which there IL sspsrate
machinery good Saw Mil and La,h NIL ab1ndanc" Of
water l6 fall possessing thu advantage Of the hr lease
FROM tho State Of Ohio a. this piece i"o frame S9re'
two frame Houses Cooper Shop Barrel House, Stables,
" agon Sheds with ten Lots Of Lend.
would attention capitalists TO these Mile having
endd water power aud chespy controlled with tho hr
rsht 70 from the State These NJ are locs,ed
in one Of the growing counties Of the valley q
the Maumse with the sdvEnte Of obtaining grain by canal
rom the abAsh Valley. and boating the directly TO the
NiI there elevated SAVING all expense In handling The
facility Of stocking the saw Ms vita the hn-: OAK Ola
walnut ard wood from the banks Of the msnnee ana
q. tributaries and the Wabash Valley via cana, with un,ur
pss,ed facilities Of shipping Flour aud Lumber BY eans OF
fsJo.d north south and home market fof AL inc
iced and oHa al good price showing ooneiusyeJ that "
,ropert, for in Yesment use 1t Is rarely e1oaed ,
F''f''' GEO. z. POMEROf. Toledo, Ohis
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
wi in Four Weeks by DR.. RIC0RD ) ESSENCE OF LIFE
This wonderful aEert viii restore Manhood to the most
Shattered Constitution whether srsns from Ercoses SELF
Abuse tho Effects OF Climate Natural Causes The time
20 cure III. most nveerale il four weeks. F,.
ure I, impossible Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE Is
with instructions for for So four quaint
tie. in Que 30 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
by hs accredited agent Clcuars sent Tree on receipt
81 four .tarnps PHILP ROLAND, No. AT Broome,t.,
ON. door y est from Broadway. kew.YoIx.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACfORS.-The Balu-
IN more and Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Companies will Sealed Pro~al. at this office until the
18th day Of MAY nsxt for tho MJSOS WORK OF the Rail
road bridge to be built over the Ohio River At Pssterbs
West Vrgin.
Plans and specifications be At The Engineers Oc1
Pakesbury The Companies eserve the right REJECT any
all bids
Payments monthly IN cash, viii proper reservations
curity for the fulflment Of tho sontract.
This will bs extensive wsr well worth the attention o.
first clsss conir.otorL JlMES l.. RANDOLPH
Hngine~r.