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TnE subecribeI. hnying engaged ,I,s

FrHlE Subscriber having enSaged thc
il services Of J. G. DSwIDDIE Of the Brookland schno
Greenwood Depot graduate OF the University OF sir
gnia in the schools of Latin, Creek Modern Lans1age
and Moral Philosophy, open School ct Losa e9nI r
House Virginia on February 18th 1862 propose, ~ I
nsh Tuition in above branches together with hnssh aa
Mathematics for i've months for 800 payable ~ onr "a,
$40 per barrel corr at So bacon at % cents Oeei " =
cents. a,.bIa In
prSdsce. At the eDose ra'ss F. c. CANNAcK. 4
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An EXCELLENT 5srSSDf:yGE ON

Oh NEGysGEs Az AUCTION.
~ will sell az auction Ibis Morning
TWENTY LIKELY NEGh0Es
jag s. N. DAVIS Il CO., Qdd.Fdlows Ball.
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HEADQRs RESERVE FORCES OF 'vA.,(
HHdSD, Dec. o. ls64 )

l. The attention Of all officers concerned is called to
Paragraph VI General Orders No a. Current seres from
these hea d1uarcrs herewith epublshed The officers de-
sgnate in hid ORDER whether Of the le or staff will re-
port Immediately to 1t Col. j. c. Shields, Commander Of
Conscfipts, at Richmond 20 - q -
H. Officers reporting IN obedience to the order above
feed TO- advised to prepared 10 make their win
ter quarters ct Camp Lee where they win he temporarily
assigned duty, and the ration allowed them by law VIII
be issued. .sa-.s.-., -.s
Encceedng month, Lieut. Cob C. Shields will make re-
Warns to these Headquarters of all officers so reporting
giving TIER names rank arm detachment OF service,
their past and present duty and such other facts as nay
be deemed material to knowledge Of their military cnsr
acter. -
By command Of MajorGen KKxrKR:
dec e-H 3. u. cATLETT, - W
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HEADoRs RESERVE FORCES OF va, Z
RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1864.

SPECIAL oRDERsl %
4 No "a
W. BY virtue Of authority derived from the Secretary Of
War ell officers from the State Of Virginia, who
thed assigned to light duty spernumerafy unassigned
are ordered report in writing these adquartes with
IN thirty days such officers failing to report within the
prescribed time viii be dropped from the rolls.
! By command Of Brig. Gen. KENPrR.
- - r. II. CATLETT, A. A. G..
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ID EMOVAL.-Tbe Office Of the MANCHESTER PA.
IL PER Mills has been removed TO the Storehonse for
nerly occupied by HARVEY JAMES WILLIAMS, ON Vir'
gna street south Of Cary where the present agent 0H
d. HARVEY viii be found. Az orders addressed TO him
or to the undersigned will be promptly attended TO,
Rags bought in small large quantities at the highest
market price.
ia Him f A. T. d J. u. HARVEY.
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~nT.CE.-pUGH 4 HARRIS continue their Com
~ mission business on Shockoe slip and solicit the pa.
az their friends and TIE public and having secured
az se5ices Of Mr. JAMES HUBBsnD, who Is excmpi nom
military duty viii be able to give more promPtness and
ossP"%N; ". r. PUGH.
;aa1-tw mo r. HARRIS.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG R. R. co.

CITY OF RICHMOND, 10 wilt.
" At Rules held in the Clerks office of the Court of
Hastings for the said City on Monday the 9Th day Of
February, 1900, 't
Edward Boyle, pltf;
against
Conrad Freeman and Jacob Fiohr, def'ts;
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit to enforce the perfoman OF
contract of title 20 lot o1and in the city of Richmond
which said Conrad Freeman purchased ofD. Trueheau
Jr.
Affidavit having heen made that the defendant Conrad
Freeman is not resident of tho State OF Virginia he is
hereby required appear in the said Clerks office within
month after due publication he'eof and do what may
be necessary to protect his interest
A copy--teste,
fe7--law4w. RO HOWARD. Clerk
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+ n. ALLEN a. Co.. stock and Money
81 Brokers' Office No. 1856 Main street, Richmond
VGThe undersigned have associated themseve; under
the firm Of J. X. ALLEN CO.. for the purpose of conduct
ing general Stock and Money business in the city, and
tender their services TO the public
They will sell comiassion all Government and State
Securities the Stocks aud Bonds Of tbevarOus Corpora
tons Railroads &c, &c. and viii buy and sell Sterling
Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver DIN. &C.
The experience of Mr. Allen who, for several years
past has been partner in the house OF r. H. Meuy
Co. WILL we trust satisfactory attention to the
interest Of those whose business may be entrusted 70 the
firm. j. Il. ALLEN
fe6-dlw jos. BRUMdEL--
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[1OME sCMo0L AT TmE INNER.

GU-PAKTNEWSHHF
Having this day formed new Co-partnershp, under
the style and firm of BLAIR HoGE.w will continue the
Commission Business
heretofore at the of 18th and Cary streets
Richmond, Va. 800
In returning our thands for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon us in the past BY our friends will solicit
faction TO all who may entrust their business to
81. - ttr NJ. BLAIR,
@t TH0s. p. H0GE
Richmond February Ist 1865. flw.
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Ar0TFCE.:-On III Jnuh9ry 1868. III. ). Il. .;LLsS
~ withdrew from our frm, and r. 7. BROOKE was I'D.
mitted apartner therein. aS fl
The Stock and exchange Brokerage business il all Its
branches will be continued as heretofore.
Feb. 6!l86s f6-lw-
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@1Sn ARn-RANAwAY, on MONDAY, 17TH
DlUU1nstant negro BOY named JIM He is about
feet inches high, II years old very near sighted
and black with the lett cheek under the eye lie
has been seen this city every day The above reward
will be paid for his delivery at the New Richmond Thea
ire corner eth and Broad -r oc2l-tf
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II OST-several months ago-one Four PER Gent
II CERTIFICATE for 5000 due 10Th OF March 1864 No.
7o7 given in my name Application will be made for its
renewal.
ia l4-wsw. WILSON wINFREE
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STITCHES UT SENATOR'S SEMMES, OF
LOUISIANA, AND HENRY, OF TENNES-
@lE. AID OF HUN. AESSRS. GOODE, FUN
SIfN. AND BALDWIN, OF FIRGiGIA.
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AMBULANCE COMMITTEE.

The citizens o. PetersOurg viii hold meeting
a. IS evening, fer tie purpose Of organizing am
tUiauce corps.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-10

! Bold MAIL RoRBFRY.--On last Monday
the mail sack on the route from Oskaloosa
to this place was cut open bv Robert Shiss-
Ter, the mail carrier. and robbed of quite
number of letters. The ecircumstancs which
led to the. discovery Of the robbery nre
about AZ follows. On Monday evening two
citizens of this place. s. c. Fair and J. NJ.
Startsman, by mere chance. discovered a
number of letters concealed in the stable
! where the horses on the mail route to Os-
kaloosa are kent. These letters were taken
tn the Post Office and showed to the Post
master James, who upon examination as
certained that the Oskaloosa mail sack had
been very ingeniousiv cut open and the
letters abstracted therefrom. Suspicion
pointed at once to the hack driver. Tie was
sent for, but az first denied any knowledg"
of the affair. The facts and circumstances
however, were pressed upon him. and he
finally confessed himself guilty Of the rob-
berry. '- ..". t.'
The letters discovered had all been bro
ken open. A number of them Ind been
msled at Little Rock and Fort Smith and
were from soldiers to their families. Most
of them are directed To T,illetrand. Ii is
believed that no money was Obtained from
any of them. .-. +.'
The accused is under arrest awaiting an
examination. He Is a young man about
eighteen years of age. and is q son Of tho
mail contractor on the route from Sigour-
nev to oskaloosa. He resides at Spring
field in this county.-Keokuke county .Ne.os.
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srrS~oNDED.-An Trishp,an calling him
Snlf John Bole entnred into the emplov Of
this office last week as printer worked
two days. asked MS fnr s5. which we rava
him. and which was 81 65 in advance Of his
labor. whereunon he gave us the ''slin'
leaving us onlv one consolin~ reflection
and that he's q ''printnr." John is of low,
st"trrn, dark hnir sli~ht Irish dialnnt. and
i-C}u'~as frnelv in "onvnrsation halls from,
Michi"ar. stopned n while nj Mnnnd Civ
and rsrr'es copvofa small napnr which
he claims To have published in Mohiran.
He left without settling his board bill
Pass him around -Fnnrr1We PenubIicnn
The above scamp levied contribution
on the comnnsitors in this office under n
rule which, thourh prompted bv the hest
of motives. is thus seen to he liable tn
abuse. During onr connection with tho
business now of some twenty-five years
duration. we recollect but few Instances
where this we'll meant charity to fellow
craftsmen has been bestowed worthily-
The fact ~ a printer wandering over the
country. has come to he almost primo faci,,
evidence that he is worthless scamp, un-
worthy Of the assistance and countenance
of the industrious and frugal. who can al
WAYS find work and earn their living IL
they choose. The money thus contributed
is generally spent to indulge y rowing dis
position and in dissipation. II is time to
shut down or. it.
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Iowa lten>.

The Daily Register says Gen. Grocker
will start in u day or two for Washington
City, and that the UaioR SAYS an important
command will be assigned to him in
Texas. .. r.. ..-...-..s ..........-
The same paper announces that the ears
of the NJ. & NJ. Railroad will run on Mon
day next To Manning Station, seven miles
east Of Newton.
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t*ln'sN who soGrr"a ~ regard hnr With
cratified-look.." On iho other sd. &c Pow
rose estood-2horrnrs'-H Dinv'''T'e h'r,-
self. a smile Of ficndish exulta'icr or f's
face; while a gentleman with v.hitc era
vat and a narrow collar to his crat owl
IDENTITY an Episcopal clergvma WON'T ~
and shook hands with Barbara. and then
mingled with the rest of the company.
A middle-aped gentleman. whom the
gnests acrosted as Mr.. Carver, drew near
to Dinwiddia and said: .F ''-
Now introduce me TO YOUR wife,"
Dinwiddie took his arm, and leading
him to where the la1v stood. said:
:" Wife. this is NV old fr'ond Carver. Of
whom Won have 60 often heard mo sneak.
Yonder stands vour daurhter, Mrs. Pen
rose. waiting for your maternal kiss of
conrratulation." 20 .s'-' '.'assh ''
Mrs. Dinwiddie debated with herself a
moment whether tn shrek. TO fall into
mysteries. tonexpIode in q philipic. or to
rush from observation. Her husband,
seeing her hesitation took her bv the hand
and led her into an nnoccupied room. A.
veil must he dronpnd mon the connubi-
al Interview which then and there took
place. -... f. .r.,- ... .n..ma
Suffice II tn saw. that whom she came
die. it was WITH the air of one who has
made pp her mind 10 mako the best oF n
case of nn"nssitv IN mir varv much like
that. 7 fancy. with which the South will
vet take tho arm Of its consert the North.
She saw there was No longer any chance
for another flank movement. a.t
One v;ndictive glance she turned on the
dapDer Mr.. Glide. as he stood cuzzlinr
chamra~nn. and loolin" the nctnrn If
walked un kissed her daughter. shook
han's with the Cantsin. cnrtesied conde-
srendinglv 10 old Mr.. Penrosa. and smoth-
errd hor astonishment as she bcst could
on being taken m tn n ladv of rare ele-
rance Of nersnn and demeanor whom she
had SCI down as the wife Of the Governor
Gnn"ral Mt least. hut who on presentation,
she learned was the mother of her new
son-in-law. ". ... -..E-.sr..r .,.~n-N
Ladies and eentlan,nn " aid Mr.. Gar.
ver--and NJ HE voice tho hrzz of conver-
satior waS hushed ~ believe We have
mono hnre who world not readily comply
with tho request T have now to make
Since a1l's we'll that ar,ds wn'' ask it as a
favor. that No irersor Of this COMPANY.
who NAV hapren IN he acnuaintnd with
the peculiar circumstances Of this mar
a'riaro. will mention shnr, 'ortside of tho
circle hero nrosent. Will you oil say ay to
/ this rrprositionon sr.f-f" " #a@ 1921
I Amid smiles there arnsn what sounded
like an nnarinnns assent: brt q close Oh
server mirht have noticed that the perfid
/ ous Mr.. Glide. instead Of moving his lin.
rat1irmativalv SIMPLY liftod his champagn,
glass. and in thn act raicad his forefinpe
:. totho side Of his nose. To this Individual
no douht the boon con,panion Of some ras
ca'lv reportar. we probably owe the cir
cumstance that tho rarbled and incorrec
account of this affa'r anr1narod ", the Bal.
J! timore and Washinpton r,apers The pres
ent writer has consequently felt il incum-
! bent on him tn y ian.na on record a version
which. whatever may he said Of it, cannot
be stigmatised as exaggerated.
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-. At seventeen the process of conversion
is apt tobe rapid. Barbara i-v awake nenr-
" all that night thinking, rrnying. and
weeping. With her sudden detestation Of
Pegram, mingled the personal considers
ton that he knew that Tony was the son
Of her own fi.voritc ,Anjy--tlte friend offier
childhood. 4 tr-. ra.sr
! IF H. had had one spark of true reenrd
for me- thought Barbara, mot TO save the
-, whole Southern Confederacy would lie
have shot the son of AMY. JPegralA issa
brutal ruffian, and slavery has made him
that" ~ "'."... '.. w.
AMY helped on the work of conversion
bv her anguish and her solemn adj liurations.
The old woman had picked up arguments.
both moral and economical, enoughto have
posed even Mr.. Alexander III. Stephens
hims If, the philosophical apostle OF that
new dispensation whose deity was born Of
the cotton gin,and sired by the devil Ava
rice. ayes t4aaa.s Haa ~. .a-.t-
Barbara rose and breakfasted late that
morning. At eleven o'clock she took her
music lesson. Let us leave her for few
minutes, and fly toanother part of the city, !,
where in one of the rooms of the Provost
Marshars Office, the rebel mail was being
examined. Captain Penrose entered. and
Detective wilkins handed him a letter he
had just opened. 1t was addressed to Col-
onel Pegram, and was signed by Mrs. DAM
iel Dinwiddie. We will take the liberty Of
quoting portion of it. s&h
81 know, my dear Charlie, that you have
2 been Obliged to draw largely on your fl
nancial resources in aid OF the, great cause
OF Southern Independence, and l am not
surprised that you should find yourself so
severely pushed for money. sent you
five hundred dollars in greenbacks in my
last, the savings OF Barbara and myself
1hope to send you as much more by the
next mail. Il regret to say that for the last
six months my husband has utterly re-
fused To allow me one cent for what he calls
disloyal purposes. consequently have to
practice some finesse in getting what do.
The money he gives us for dresses and for
charity is all saved up for you; and then 1
' manage to make our grocer's and butch
er's bills appear twiceas largeas they real
ly are. and thus add to our savings. His
mortifying to have to resort to these shifts;
but when reflect on what it is all for,
feel abundantly justified. Mr.. Dinwid-
dies income the last two years has been
enormous. He is taxed for upwardsof a
million. A good part of this, my dear
c Charlie, shall be yours as soon as you change
the title Of friend forthe nearer one of SON.
3 in-law. You complain that Barbara would
not engage herself the last time YOU met.
Her refusal was merely an art of maiden
coyness, and only meant. 4 want to be
=, won, but not too easily She sees no young
men, and watch her closely; for ! am re
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
UNITED STATES 7-sO LOAN.
TINTED STATES $50 LOAN

BY authority of the Secretary of Treasury, he under
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale of United States Treasury Notes, bearing
and threetenths per cent interest per annnm, known
as tha
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These Notes are issued under date of August 18TH 1864
and payable three years from that time in currency
Or are convertible at the option of the older into
UNITED STATES 500 SIX PER CENT GoLD.BEAR
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.
AGENT FOR 80 LOAN.

constant supply of Notes will be kept on hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALI
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL PROMPT ATTENTION TIC
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times chcerfully furnished,
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Questionable expectation was 10 surprise the fort
inswer-Yes, sir; and my instructions were very clear
that they effected landing there above Fort Fisher
that itself be considered success and IT the
fort did not fall Immediately upon their landing, then
they were to ntrench themselves and remain there aud
cooperate with the navy until the fort did fall In my IN.
sruetions provided for bold dash for the capture OF
wilmington In case Fort Fisher did fall Immediately up
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CORNER STORED
LoCKIIART q sTJNI

l0CKIIART 4 STINER
NO. EAST MAIN STREET, CORNER RIA MI,
HALLS OLD CORNER
large and select stock of Ladies' and Gcptlemsn FIN
NIsiIING GOODS in every branch of the trade n,s ~
hand consisting of ladies' and gents TOILET ARTICLES
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
-=----.-----=--- TRAVELLING RAGS,
Hai AND sATcIIELs,
VALISES, &c
FANCY GOODS phalon Sons celebrated PERFUME
RlES, especially the world renowned" NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUs' "COCIN SANS PAREIL SOAP" and GOLD
hN CREST" Perfumery generally.
onf.s and Drawers made to order at short notice and
with dispatch Special attention paid to the making of
Ladies, arai children's garments.
. s pes ulaneh house, ara enabled to supply the
* '.A L0eKlIART 4 sTINER
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, MAY 18th, 1865.


WASHINGTON, May 18TH 1865
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented to the
lersgned, IL has been made to appear that the "EX
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the
City of Norfolk in the County of Norfolk and State
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according t.
requirements of the Act of Congress entitled An Act
provide National Currency secured by pcdgeof United
States bonds and to provide for the circulation and
dempon thereof" approved June Sd, 1864 and has com
piled with all the provisions of said Act to be complied
with before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act:
Now THEREFORE, !, FRESHMAN CLARKE Comptroller OF
the Currency do hereby certify that "Tl1E EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the City of Nor
folk in the County of Norfolk, and State of Virginia, is
authorized to commence the business of Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
(~->) In testimony whereof. witness my hand and
Ia fsea of office this thirteenth day of May
1865 s@
FREEMAN CLARKE
Comptroller of the Currency
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington. June g. 1866 !

II is hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
ALBANK OF NORFOLK, Virginia, Banking Associa
rency secured by pledge of United States Bonds and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" ap
proved Jahe g. 1864 having complied with the req Ire
of section 45 of said Act and with the regua ton
of this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
day been designated Depository Of Public Moneys
eept receipts from Customs and by virtue of such designa
ton will also be employed Financial Agent of the
Government E. SPINNER,
je 21-tf Treasurer u s.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK posr

Offers the best terms to ADVERTISERS and its rrica i,
always correspond with the general advertising at..
other cities.
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute square.
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR will ba
charged, and for each subsequent insertion TWENTY
FIVE CENTS.
Merchants Auctioneers and all Others who advertise
regularly and occupy oneourth Of column more can
make special terms and will receive liberal deduction
Business Cards, FIVE DOLLARS per month FIFTY DOL
LARS per year.
All transient advertisements payable in advance-aI
others monthly.
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.je2S-tf

NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE AND BALTIMORE
CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
CARRYING THE UNITED STA TIES MAIL.
.su, The splendid steamers
GEORGE LEARY, Capt. HLAKEMAN
JAMES 4. BRADY Capt. lands,
Leave Norfolk for Baltimore daily at 81 O'Clock, p NJ
Returning leave Baltimore daily at o'clock, NJ Ar
irving at Baltimore in mo for the early Washington and
Northern train.
The steamers
CITY POINT, Capt. TALBOT,
DICTATOR, Capt. DEERING
Leave Norfolk for Richmond daily, at o'clock, A. NJ
Returning leave Richmond daily, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Touching at jamestown and Wilson's wharf, going and
returning
Through tickets sold for Washington, Philadelphia and
New York
Passengers and baggage transferred at Baltimore from
boat to cars free Of charge.
The passenger accommodations on the above steamers
are unsurpassed and the tables are well supplied.
Tho steamers leave Norfolk from the wharf foot Of Roam
oke Square, For freight or passage apply on beard, or at
the office on the wharf ,o
je 21-tf H. " IoMfhlN Q, Agen
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
THE NEW FAST AND MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
M. MARTIN, ...
CAPT. GEORGE NJ. LIVINGSTON,
THOMAS COLLYER,

CAPT. p. MeCARRICK,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL AND ADAMS
EXPRESS,
leave the Government Wharf daily at O'Clock, A. M.
touching at Old Point City Point, and the different land
ings on the James River
No expense has been spared in fitting out these steam
ers expressly for the accommodation of day travellers.
They have large OPEN airy saloons, from which all OBJ
ects of interest along the route may be seen.
Travellers taking these Steamers will arrive in Rich
mond at an early hour their speed is unequalled.
For freight or passage apply to the Pursers OF the
Steamers, or at the Office of the Company
TH0S. II. WEBB, .
ie2S.tf Agent.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.


N'',s = -'''' i'''
or are convertible NJ the on.,on ., ths o,,or iat
UNITED STATES 6.2o SIX PER cevT noInpr,p
ING pnNns
These bonds AFRO now worth uranium of ino NOV ,,t
49, - L i VI h'i'0 f0i Noi'
including gold interest from Noyem,,ar which ,o ,ba
t,, e4 - a, > Ga -, =. .. ~ -.
interest about ten per cent ner annnm besdos
ton from State and a,uicpo1 tarafio, ,bich o,, from
one 10 three ne, rent 1ore acco, ia tho r.o ,;o, -
other property The interest i. pavabe scmonnra, II,
eoupous attached IN eqcb nots which ~ /, -,
sold 10 any ban,; ar banker
The interest amounts to
ona cont NOV 49,, -
Two cents &c" a,oo
Ten +" st b,oo
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"Question-Upon elaboration, and after all YOU have
suee learned you entirely satisfied with tho opinion
YOU then formed about attacking the fort2
sAnswer-yes, sir; am fully satisfied from all have
heard since from the result Of the second attack and
everything elseI am fully satisfied that did my duty
there"