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«
RICH MONO WUIO.
MIM.INKUY PAi.l. TUAMK, 1m.ii,
4nK<iRR u» rail arte.lion to af removal Hub No. 1«* Nalu
•kreot, to tbo 0>«.medloaa nv* buliln* No. «• Mala torrel, »d
|ataia« too n.»
HWntvbOOD UOTBL,"
Mlvoen 'to and *tk Mreeta, Ohio I au prepared to eah.bHalarg
•r a»l ,t
. MII.LINKKY HOODS
kad rbady ma.i* Millinery artl. ! a than heretofore, eenatoUap of
■U. fhrao and Veleet nouneta, Boo net Plnutea. Kiba.ua, Rreoch
_ and American P ,.*er». Bridal wrealty, Head Ureaaea, Urea* Oat,
• Lae* Cape aa.t Bertha*, Cr*i. an.I 'tutoi.. Cotlaie aad BUeee* la
Mala' Capa, Huu ,<ud Cioake &« -he* and Take, Ac , la ail toy‘A
la oatoieotivu artlk Ike geaeral Millinery bualncaa, I a.ilaanulac
i tor* to ord4 Cioaia and Maoullae, of au blnda, to the toteet fart
elaaakto 0*1.a, at -oaroaaMe prtoaa. AB order* will roeetva prompt
aad ype-toi aktont.oa. N a BARTON
i_ y*t_ Sl» Main At
M SPRINGJRADK. Ml.
BATS, CA1S AND STKAW HOODS.
bout. i.. mi knuok,
■acceaaor to
■INPOKO, DltBIMMIV * WKIBIAIKM,
* UCUMONO, VA.
TT U open and la toory, a full and couplet* Mock of
XX Mare,
»- cart,
* aad BTRtW OOOOk,
Of tl.e I at eat and m at faehloaakle ety.ro, «lilrb *U1 ke told at
vAiilnaal# aad retail, oo the a yt favorable ’rruea.
Ttle kUmtioo of ow«Ka&1i la a<*it r«|M< tfitll| wliclktlW) call
jt llrfaUBilo forUteilkrllvt.
WII.IIIKY II tTk Mil CAPS
W *^CASH PCkflVaeaRK «T*n.'d It it toelr 11. tercet to call anj *«■
f p*' voy Mo. * b#for* l Ufch'.oka*
f ■ SPRING SITUS a
I M or M a T * AND ( I PI.
of HATH A-'i i CAPS for the Spring trmJe 1« how
a'I th • d<« slylee Riiti . il. r» of Sufi
Si»* AavJComiUier* HaU, mnl a tfreAl variety
Lech er , 4:1] .Utr \n HlU U if»*at vAri-t* --
aieul vf k ulie®eu*» 'urulahlnf la
Coi«e«, to . Ao , Ail or Aiay of Which wtllb* sol J
as aI %iky tithe: eaiAbiuihmeatin Ihcdly. 1 moat
a c Ail fro® purchAAtn
JOHN THOimOM,
_Ho 1 BaIIatJ Him®.
srmNii 1 — • > 1.
SOI TUit UN HiTMANI FilTuKV.
Ml B8TABLI8HETJ 1880.
PM1H H MMP.-Iter r«*|M‘Ctft.Hv I. V.tcC the Attea —
^ JL Ottfllr Mmf.uk 12ri3l
« ftlcMlvc Oek of hie own *ul i
I ^ordtrn MAnafAciunsl U«u Purchaser» will Bu*l
«' lilt Hair ittsfid to rail » viouelo _I
M Coin* ftutfmr North, as t>- <• ' ^ — T*
r lone, apArin* Aipcus? or i»Aiik* to fc-co tbr
w^r iMOhcm Tr».1c Al the South. Of. la *>ul In this Hour will be
ja wmn AHt-l to oa»;.Are fat* taMj, In <»ua1U* ad t price, with g *u«ftc
J •OMiutf fTo® a-y NthM market There will be f..uiut All the qu^U
C He. . t WAAI S.’S ...X HSU All' .ltT4 f. thto I itorat l.rlt*e
W ae«r<i h%A lo tho Aavtt 4ualny for gvotlrwMin. Alto, IL-ye' wad
I m flkikftrroi hau and ea»« >f all gral** and Myl«e, and Ladles'
f SUlog Halo of all the eaitao* naalltl •.
Porchooer* vUl do weii to o«U an I etamlnoi
•MS JOUH DOOLKY. M Mala «t tlchmonJ, **._
I 1861. "“•-2“'* 1861.
ELLETT A WEI»I«ER.
HiRlVim'REKS ASD WHOLESALE PCALEBS IS
lint*. Caps and Straw Goods.
Ma in Mas Siam, («i mn« tvruwi B.nJ
| Mb AmvnJ, l'<A,
8avo rood? aad aro iov offering lo the Merchant* of Tlrglcl*,
8ort<vi Caro Una aad Torino, ■. al price* to w't the Itoee, a cow*
•lot* flock of tpnof and *wnmcr G* *»da, which for variety and
•trto oanuol ho rgeolled. layer* will do well to give wacili bv
m^gny*.*"**_n.i.n-r a ...
» E1COIKAUE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!
*V ) to), »n 4 If ]M ewa obtAlw u .Mrobla «o.>4a.
X 9 wtthowl p4jrl u, * y *w« tor 0>«to Uuo u>»lr «ctu»l worth.
4^
• " r.-ftoU,tkrT tilrJ thru Mil w.lh
III MTI «f U>« k4« »04 «0'»‘ HBDll’f T'-,r. j >W W»nuf»r
7fifeta*0AMV!tltWl »*4 CLOTH* of IT.:; -i 6«l
tWtnU IWh %nJ *cTtlv. wool, m l >oUctt ih« nttr-illon •t tfiw
*,tr l. ih* loath to tb«hr WooJ*. AH wh. h»*o rrm the A*MT
Otof il*. umaf- iwr»4 wl *r«t apMMlp *.r thr Vlrfkalo tB4IUr»
L Imtltwto. proo*»oi*oo Umo 4 low! -■,«»' If 44 .'.(.«»» ’n aa*:Uy,
> w OM«#tl»T b» 1 Orom buying herrtofarr, »n4 |olu u dny
\ fh. TbllTll IH«tr U<l Cowtr.l tpl u lU-L S... letlrw, U UirBt
Poir h«l.l lo etty. Id Oetoojc lw., »w,r4r.i lo it>.« P.-mi-my »
0.LI *«J4 W Ih-lr enhlDillao of WO.ll.kN UOOlm, wLlcit la
, Waited o^mo nma-.iful d>«w!a, Hlmkrto. Ac. ^
* yv,-!,wtr. ia*v roly wpon TT-ry plr--, of Go,. I* manu'wUir.J
ky U br4a, 4a»l It I* r»|ir«4. OU.1, »a4 «u4rr oa tlr«®'..li' W
• will thb O-'-atpouy be In Ja-o4 to w ot %-.a44y In the bool., n*r
MU lh»y c*4 my cotton with Ihrir waoL
« j LlWir l>. UAKPPHAtf, PretBioaA
(AH-OL P tl T.-W-.LL,)
Wtu-,to^* . Wrw!4oWi
Joan H M. WVLUU*. .
P w Huwuo, J
4j AgeMfc for the aa'e of the tt» •nanafv'tarrd by the Orer
l?u« Woolen Onrmbs
’•boot tU.’AHI tv b of tar. plain «al fancy Mug * an t ia»aa!a
Mined Cawiitn'-.rw and Cloth*, b«**M' * a I t of fir IhaakcTa ml
t- CletiUciae. \ Thawte and %r* mauufactori*»g at ih* rate uf 4
yard* per wook all of which w« uf*r w. th- ii vlr at f Ur pri.»n an I
*a liberal Wrap*, srith eDtlro «• add* am that the eoterpri •• will re
lilvt • ftirrtl npyiit 08SMMAV A Co., ArvbOj
Ih hwet.pif, Vo
# 1 67000.
CLOTIIIN<«!
a**
Glont*'* Furiiii-diinir (Aood*.
PCK K4LI
AT iOhT l OKl ASii,
To il«j*w tbw Who!* %ft*lu
TH1 Whoerthor h*» aJvlcro bom the i»rt»o»1elor lo oP-rrlhe
«hul4 Mock «au hand, wd above Ovilcetl. and lavttea attmtluD
%0 Ih? aae*-rrmrot. t *-wluf the vpAe^rtu ilty an egcelleal uue to
iTifiM- good Pah rice. Bile up In the lr«t -aanurr fke Stock
bMoll been mad* ap «.ua. the la*t ill or etglnt w uU *, and pie
w. u r ire ouportunltl. w
m i)TeM OoaU Ih eokln Panto Maroeille* '
Pro*. I do Pao^y Caa* Pant* »•« do
>n,l~ — IX<al* Qa—’m^r- Venlo Coehmere do
* ALJO,
fblrt* Glove* Collar*
• faadk*rMcfh nhaaln, Hcnifk
an aaloctod d thn loot markets tor Brtall Trade.
MRRCH tNTN
gsiting tAa cHy tor Spring porch*** art tnrfwd to aa e lamina
aatl un ar «o think mono* can he made, nod »e offer thrao la
Mmc meals lor tb« varv-joo of rowing money
•• W. I. TCFMAM, Agent,
. „ log W.tn at- et
■h» _ _
CRENSHAW CASSIMERES. '
a K r ii a a el i.'« tixnrrn.
VOL’Bb A WkBhTEK'81 ASMPIkKEN.
IllLfrKK’H OA8881MKRES,
ALL of SmMtllorB NBauiir»< tart, twain hand nuJ will
bemad* la urdor, la U>< Intel alyl*, etth*r tor
CITUKN OB M1UTABY WKAB.
gg**a thlr A a Amihern Manufactory of loug Banding, (It
__ not aprnog np fr >• necessity of th« cr'atn
'aline a practical man nl the Wual'.eaa. t.*o«i ad Lroiop .Y.mhed
• Ua ok* bOvA wtroL'U <#*r .dAor pee^/Y* - ,A.-u*r*r «,l Belter my
o n.i 1 gaoa my bmSneaa, and kn >atng It .an gtr* the custom
... goaoAt ut that hA.wWJg*
■wii in* rn.gr m.j n<* saute, aua <mi *t*nd,
lit Main «re*t,
^00 WM IR4 SMITH _
nVilClABlIlt't * Nil AS At WIN* AIT TABS, oUl car* mux
oil *Jk*tnnBj than . ,y ether median* ail 1'ne.ae. arming from
III l t»ri f **' - ' au l BooeU For tale by _
■ a aSsti* tk TTkajuiN A or... Peoertm*
M’KITU TUBU*:. IwtAI.
(SHAKER, HALSEY 4 CO.,
MAlfCFifBFCALItr AMO UA.tLCAB IM OLOTHlIte,
RichmomV, Va.
a ,-ailo.I to k and *m saiert
CloYHIMH. no* opmlug tor lh«
. to grant rarlaty. A call a noamot
| rH tFkA. H tLStCT A 00.
. boots and shoes.
r v/BSTON tc WILLIAMS.
1 N«. 1* »*o«rl MCrvcL,
mjcbmoxd, ta^
US tonoTrad a faU and soaplrto auaortment ol
r***'- boot* oad saom
I
«J _
(toaottf1 WASTON A WILLIAMS,
■ j>' No IS Foatl atreet
/ "J^g. . OLD BYB WHISBY. of superior oooHty^ U
150 SKft 2t->« * ihi»i
. eoiM AT »MI»lMtLB.-»« rmpmuou,
ftA*™' of ooualry mm chant* to oar largo aad
1 gMdO,lMipB|T«l CLOTIIMG.
. .... maoafaotar*d by our*elr*n la toperlor alyl*,
a * ***S Zwuugm aud a. oWrml apon th. me* 11 bar nl term*
antar If*** i ear i aol-clted.
jTaii1**^ ^^RkKN. BALDWIN A WILL!*MS
- ***_V a BfIB.—S0.3M pose da North Carolina Yaroa,
/T***ITuLto»ll>- “d “d ,*u* ot **rT "FW'kr
IBB, FAIMt A 00
. —"J-mmZljm baahklg Fl.aa.eJ, algo. S.U0*Iha Boagwka
mn W SAAAJ0*, Apotbscuj, Ao..^
^w5SSt5OTRf“*J«Sr
omwa. ."
Bo 1M Malu Mr#*
f/
HEW A1 CTIOH HOI «E,
rot THE BALE or NBQROM
THE uod-ewtgn.'t has this day commenced the A action butt***.
r..r the sale of NKGRORR. at the AuiUon Room oa Frank)lo
Street, lately occupied by BKTTif A GREGORY.
lie will ae4! Nrfr «i both publicly and privately, and eollclU the
I and the public generally. He pledgee his
a if rts to promote the Int- real of hie patron* ; and flatten himself
th«t from Ms long experience In the trade, he vUl be enabled to
obtain thehUheet market prices He ulU make liberal »>i»»:i -n
•a ail property In ha a. d—aod le prepared to hoard persons «u
f f-d In the trail#, and also their servant*—having ample accom
moda !oas for both. E. U BfORaB,
On franklin, Srd door below Wall street.
April 13th, mi. ^ __
£? RICHMOND POTTERIES, flp
»wr OK MAIS J'TKKKT, HOl'kKTTS,
AMD
OGRXKR Of CART AND 1STH STREITS,
IlfHNOXB, VA.
KEE3EE Sc FAHIt,
rsorurron.
THV mfiriAilti t bra iho Merchant* of Ylrflnln,
!» Ah 0%.o3»» nn4 TVaoMMo. in*lth«y nr* nua/HUrliij
the bed qultty of
8TONE-WARE,
Which they wfli Mil M the eery low Ml price., taltt a Mural iIU
runal/vr . itoA.
IV AU More Mid bI u will be AoUeereJ lb Any port of th*
Oily free of et*r|*. TUOA W. Kb ESC I,
.,i. r»Avn>_PAaii_
W I LUOX he U11!BB’
HEWING MACHINES.
IVTKWTUP av
J. F. CIHIIS *111 Point,
POCAdOMTAB COUNTY, ?*..
AND la mana^aeswred nader patents granted to him and James
Will cox. date I *uaeS, IS3T. re leaved July 1A,1SM. Patented
Au.ut Id, lid*, f-^rcary U, 1S40 Abo U licensed UuJer all othef
Palentb, covering the euttr* mnetnutlou of U. \i*
«4ueuUy, there can be no 1 ligation In regard to the patent right.
1*. le ices oru.llcaWU and the most perfect Working dewing tin
It forms a Bat, even and elastic eram, which 1s warranted not U
rip in wear, and b reliable upon oil kinds of fabrics.
Price $33 l%> $?& Every Machine unnamed.
JOHN A. BEL TIN,
Beivti'• Bloch,
eepd hlh amd Governor streets.
1 i \ IfllflDN IMI OI NIDKA.
1'* Ilf In do Bhcu dm.
In store a->J I I .*!•• IgA A T tTOKM A GO.
1X61. NEGRO HIRING. I8GI.
C. A. J. CLOPTUN,
Keal K.^tato Sc Hiring: Ai^ont,
unriOE 00AN1A WALL AND fKANALIN STEKITS, OfPO
am Bummik mu a oo,
RICHMOND, VA,
f|1HR subscriber bege to return hie acknowledgement* to hls
| friends aud paUvue for the r favor* Jurtug ihe past els years,
an I would lo/orto thru that he iti'l continues the budm-ee of Hid
lMt OUT N»G *•»»*, RENTING GOT HGUBKd, COLLECTING
CL.tiM'*. and ail bnsleres pertaining to a General Agency, to all
which h«* give* Me p*rw&fuil oliewf
J<r- p^rttwe In the country a ho may entrust the hiring of th.-lr
N**gr »ee to Mm. may reft assured of every attention being paid lo
gc tin. them none other but good homes, and the beet prices, and
In ihe event of »!Chilean, the beet wafoW aaf /era/*ul atUnt^m
shall always be supplied Hr has also a large comfortable apart
ment conne- t«*d with bis < 9>'«. where those servants who are Dot
provlJed with plaetw u stay at night during the hlrlug, in tv re
main. with a good fire, rxxs o» evaaux.
Negroes for hire the com.ng year, had better be sent In to me as
early afl-r Chiietma* as luvsible.
To t\o*> at Ai ili*Lin> 4 tescAuwt /«*m unAnot**, l boy
k>rofort» fks fob’\'U'*uy
Richmond, Dickinson, Hill A Co ; Ring aoJ Mueen county. Dr
TUom At Latan<. Arthur IVtnpU, John » atnpkiu, Thomas fautili**
ruy; W-niuioieland county. l>t f D Wh rlvrlght, Rrv Thus E
Locke; King »D i‘aru c«>nuty, John L La'aue, W C Latane, Dr.
J >hn l ewie; King George count*, George Turner. Richard Turner,
g Ma.iot lee. Thomas Lee; Caroline oo mty, Ro Hu.lgln Dr. John
U BuUer. liases county, N J H Whitlock, Dr. Jame* H. Latane,
tdwv 1 f Noel, Bi-vrrtey D. Roy, J Roy fllcou, Wllm-y Fogg,
(♦»*o*veT W.IgM, Gloacre*<-r county, Dr. Thomas C ClopU.n, J -f
f-*win <Unkk> Jb*i -f C Ha. * r* Jau.ee Oltv < ounlv. I aui XIaUt;
KlchiuocJ . ounty, i»r. Rob-rt A Payne, New K. nt counly, Wm.
R. Otopton, R t<■ t Howie, Dr. L C. Crvoy, Juha 8 Lwy, R. T.
Lacy U'utta ror.nty, Dabney Purrisk; Cumktrland county. Win. D.
Cl plon, P R P .»ier; Lunenburg county, W W B.'uwu; Culpeper
cvuutv, J B. Chzwtd r. Prince William county, Wa. J. wlcre;
Norfot*. Cap* J. 8. Middirtm, John Gonmlep.
dec Vi dlykclm___
NOTICE.
EUGENE CARRINGTON,
LUMBER DEALER.
OORNVR NAMIK AND NINBTKRNTH KT1KKTB,
Ricaa x*>, ViAuiuu.
ALWAYS ON UASD A fine ajsor\n.enl of all kla>ls of LUMBlft,
via :
Whitt Pino, Rah.
Mahcgaov, Hickory,
Black Walnut, Oak,
Cherry, Maple,
poplar, Hatton Wood.
YELLOW FINK.
1 tneh Beards, WeatherBoarding,
| do do Flori-Ja Heart Pins,
Alep p.uok. Garden Rails,
flooring. 8- anting, Ac.
OalU 'l Ba<Aa . Heart and ^ HUsgltS,
^n.K^ 7 ’ Cedar and Oak Poets, all
FHKSH tPHING ftllRDUAKB ASH CUT*
LAKY.—Wo are now receiving A complete seat rt went Of Hard
waro and Cutlery, foreign and domestic, comprising Is part |of—
P. -oket and Pen Knives,
Table Cutlery, of neany every kind.
H*a-r* and H* is*»u, a large assortment.
0. n and Clever Blades, best kind.
Oaetlnga, a large assortment.
Ame c SpaJra *ci Shov la, all Maes.
A. eland's Hpadss and Shovels, all vitsm
Wv u r and Way Pork#, a large lot.
H«»r*e «u * Mule ithr.es and Horae Na.la.
piatrd "P out au » f rka.
8 irM Cutliri At J Biicd Bridles.
Chains of all kinds an 1 sisca.
Mortise, K v b, 8Cnck, Pail, Chest And Cupboard Locks, Is
great variety.
With terry article kept In our Ucc of buslneee too tedious to
mention.
W e Vivtte our bl#„ Is and the public to call on ns. Wa will sell
bar gala* 'or cash or to iao< tual customers
THRO ROBRITUON A *>N,
mhXt No. 10 Main street.
| OMtO> •*A»ii I KM 80 Oa-ks Hlbbertj. Sir tale by
|j n.hS IDW1N WORTHAM A OO
ilk U< » * l ODD A tovt »;\THA AIGAN
M»l Our-d kauiily Haul*, In store and for Hie by
•h*l _ W. D. PLEASANTS,
a ft* I* I L NAUAIIN MM receiving and fcr saie at
A i wrel A JGlIMltTON'M Booksiora.
SFMNH BtNNITS FA*» fFYLM Just received HI
„ iia 31-Uii Streep a tjolulog tlir rpouvood Hotel, a case
of Drees Hats. >Hrrt i f-rnn Paris , ano, Spring style Htraw ^1
Lad -e about leaving the etty can procure Bonnets, In the islia*
bL. Spring • %pe. of either BUk, Straw or Orape.
k.«ry article of Mv.V.ery and Mantillas manafaotured to order
al short notice. (sihlTj N. 0. BARTON, 1W Main street.
KKFINHN life A11*. barreU for sale by
ipg iliWIN WORTHAM A 00
VA v T| H* ,4M> PIliKISN liFKIIlOK PRE8U
0HANOI COUNTY BUT! KK, just received by steamer York
town.
XI kegs and haP bbtn Virginia Mountain Butter,
ftu bags Mocha, Laguayra, Java, Ceylon and Rio Ooffeo,
XU bbim Crushed, Cut, Gr ..sainted, Pulverised, Coffee sod
Bi own Sugar,
10half -beets b«.e* Green and Black Tea,
lia btla Family Bstrs and Hperffne flour,
xf- Sugar-cured Queen City, Todd's and plain Hams,
j ITS Thlu Breast nieces,hh« alders and Jules Bacon.
9u boi-v Pur affine. Adamantine and Tallow Can Jles,
| luu bush Grey, Crowder and Black-Rye Peas,
iMidi r.iw mo . rr im rr*rn mow rwimw.
Lc:. Ion Porter, quarts and pinto, Port and Madeira Wine
London Dock Hr/aJy.an i para Old Va. Mountain Whlikjr.
tor aala vholi^ala and retail, by J I K0BKKT8ON,
««• Oorrar Waearn*. r and franklin lire eta.
L|niKltB.-«Ualird Uoovlcojo •tore ud for sale by
apt A. Y. STOKES A 00.
■ P YOU HAYS A HORSE OK MULE la baJ condition, by Du
1 Yal A Morton’s Horae Towle. It la ootth flfly
i'.iaee the price of It for laiproetag the coaiDtloa of Hortee, Ac,
ea«l pre veiling had caring Bole, Worm., Hldehoaod, DleUmper,
Ac. J. P. DUVAL,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor.
gWS. ' by all D.uggllla la the laU United Stalee and la the
Southern Confederacy^^ apfl
'll 11 Ilia POM YULI STEMS IN AtTIVB
J SEKV1CP.— Inpreparallua and will he pabllahed Immediately.
A Manual of Tartlet for Volantreri to Aelire beret,-r, compiled
fr-ta the latest Nr.aotap ArraoaiT'ai, embracing all that U eaara
tlai tor Treuiw la aedee eeretce. Br C-.l Wa. II. KMBAUaoa, Jr.
NEARLY BEADY.
MANUAL SOI TEO* 'SEES AND MOUNTED E1PLEMEN '
“Ye would,-all y.,ar au-utlou b> an Imp. rtait military ourb la
the . ouraeof pobte ulioo by oar towna-oau, A Morris, puhllahee
aud bookseller. Xbo hcoh baa been prepared by Oat, J. Luelue
r»a»1e. of the Army, eaLtled, “TaaTanoraa'o MiKUL.'belng a com
ptlatlou and aai idg, meat of the drill for Mounted riflemen In ad
dtttou to wuieti la re printed la toll, the IklralAn Dri 1, for
Mounted Kill emeu, by tiapv Maary, to a Lick a ecnegucndeel re
furred eo toeotably lo oar eolun.ua a few we-t. mm,—WAy
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
f W. HAYIMILPH, 111 Mala street, ban for aal. a full
•I, Hack of School aud Mlec.llaneotu booh.. Cap, Letter, Mote,
and Wrapping paper- Proa. Ink, koeelopee, Inketaade, Pencil.,
■took B—to, -ad other articles of Stationery. A leu new and
standard Bulr_myT
■ IBMUV D, D V \ KM PORT A III , UPPBB POI
Cj bate Sow I an din.,
On 111, Sicily Madeira Wlaeu,
H-oaeaary Vrandy la Jg plica and fc, cash,
Yloiage l’AS la Bond,
Plperi Heldeick Wine,
Out Loaf Sugars.
Gunpowder and Black Teas,
Jaea Cofee,
Lc idun Murard,
Porto llco Sugar bad Molamto,
ALSO,
Janaloa Bam, T yea re In hood.
IiaCOHTKD GOODE.
Cheddar Cheese, of superior quality, and beautifully pat ap
Dutch Cheese, la balls, of eaperior quality
Oltem, Capers, Otlere Yard
Graade Chartleoec Cordial, (white and greea)
Maccarnnl, VermeeelB, 13 N Cigars
Chow Chow, Cauliflower, Onlcoe
* oeter Sauce. Soycra. BeBeh, Plquante fleece
Mustard, OH re all and Sardlnea
■randy . Ji, Champagnes la magnama, qearta, plats and hall
plat*
Clarets, from good to rery eaperior
tor sals kp
)eSO—Aw BLAU B OHAMBBlLAnUfl
A BOOH ADULT POt TOHS.
WEST B JOHNSTON,
Tuiaasr T E»a AND STATIONBBB,
- ldfl MaU Wrest,
Bare receteed the Allowing
^ N I w BOOKS:
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS. Sy J Oordy aalkor «
“Noe.l, and Noee’toU," Ac. Illubnited. *1.».
TBE NATIONAL CONTBOVIVY ; rr, The Yule# of the Palhan
upon ihs MW «f Um Oft«olrr By Jot. 0. Wl#t wo.
TH* lUXpTlATBD HO*** DdCTO*. Bf KJword Mpjhew, M.
MACAuLaTT ENGLAND—YoL S ltma. And Sto. 80s. sad gLM
ANNUAL SCIE.NT1P1C DdBOPYBBT | Sf. Twl BootoofYecb li
■cieaee aal Art. Bdlled by Dorid* *• ** *'*:
Tot GBAAT FBEJ-AAAT10N; nr, Bedumptio. tonABid
By Bee John Oamming. DD..P. K K A. MlalaUr uf th.
aeuuiek National itoureh.te'ris.S*- _ _ ...
TIUMPB. A Baegt If •««■» WiBDm ObBto llgjUItlfl.
M
BALTIMORE'LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHKD AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
The Only *-lara wber* n Cur* i»u OblalncU.
DU. JOHNBON h». dbcovei.d the mint CarUlu. Apeedyand
only Maclual Romedy In Iht World for *•*«< • ”
Unck or Limbi. Wrlctore., Affection* of the Kldneye itad Unddar,
Involuntary DtacUrge., Inpot-ncy, .D ,
neat, Dy>|>eMl>. Lnn.oor, Low 8; lilt., Oonfu.lon of ld.«, P»lvl
1 UUon ol the Heart, TtmldUJ.Trcmblln*., Woo*. (MM ‘
dtru-ie, LH*e\»e of the Head, Throat, Nose or Hkln, AflkoUOM ot the
! I.ang., 8iom»r-b or Bo*.b-lho*« T.rri> lo Hbordrr. *rlilnj fiom
the Solitary Uabllaof Youth- Iho.r s«ca.v and rodUry
nor* fatal to their victim. than the ion* of Byrenr to the Mahnei*
of Ulyieeu, blighting their uoil brilliAnl hope* or anllclpaUonM'O
| Hrln,«nUi.,Am.l-p«gW.^i(u)
(specially, who have become the victim* of Solitary vice, that
i lreadfnl and d«krucUvc habit which annually •weep* to an untl.i o
' lr er.ve thoc.and. of Yeans men of the meet eaulted UleuU aud
brilliant Intellect, oho might otherabe hav. •nl,r»acl'Llu‘““!j*
Senate* with th« thunder* of elo.|uem e, or waked to ecrtacy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
V MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating tatnlaf*. being
it ware of physical weakne**, organic deblUlj, deformities, Ac.,
Stt! place* himself under the car* of I>r. J. may religiously
confide In n't* honor a* a gentleman, and confident!/ rely upon nil
•kill as a Physician.
OROAMO W EARN EBB.
immediately Cured and Pull Vigor Restored.
rtila Dreadful Disease- which render* Life miserable and Mar
r i** impossible—!* the penalty paid by the victims of Improper
indulgences. Yotuw person* are tco apt t«» commit eiceeecs fr«*m
net being awaie of the dreadful consequences that niav ensue.—
Na w, who that understand* the subject will protend t«» deny th*
t)«u pose* of procreation Is lo*t sooner by th*ue fall.ng Into Im
• r >per habtU then by the prudent f Bea) !••* bring iLprlvcRof tAr
lm asure of health/ offspring the most ssrtou* and drtlcuoUvt
«« ni.loui* to both body and mind arise. The system become* De
ranged, th*» Physical and Mental Function* W tokened,Los* of Prar
oreallve Power, Nervous Irritability, Dvsp*i*«is. 1'alpltatlonof th*
H*art, Io digestion, CooatltuUoaal Debility, a Wailing of the Frame,
Co igha, Cou*umpiioQ, Ac.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Let hand aide go'.gg from Baltimore *t:evt, a lew door* fium the
o*.iuer F*ll uot to cbsvrve name and number.
l«eUera must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doctor's Dlplo
mas hang 1& his .Sc*.
DR JOHNSON,
Member of the Royal Guile** of gorgeous, graduate from oue of
tli« uii *t eminent Oolleges In tr.o Dull* I Rduca, end the greater
'part of whose Ufe has been speut lu the huspllalf of Londou, Par
is, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected i»«me of the meet as
icnlahmg cures that were ever known; many troubled with ringing
10 th* head and ears when asleep, gr**t nervousness, bum* alarm
eC at sudden sounds baahfultieea, with frequent blushing, at
tsided • uieUmos with a derangement of mind, were cured tm
m fdlateij. *
TARE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. adJi esse* all those who have injured themselves by Im
proper lodu'genee and solitary habits, which rnio both body sud
mind, unlit lug them for either business, study, society vr mar
These are s«me of Die sad and tnrlaacWy effects produce J by
early haMu of youth, vis : W.-aknea* of the Back and limb*,
Pains In Die Hea l. Dimness of ilt,;ht, l.uas of Muscular Power, Pal
pHatlon of thv lie art, Dyspepsy, Nervouj Irritability, Drrauge
m*iit of the Di*t-*llve Functions, General Debility, Hymploui* vf
Consumption.
Maxvau.v.—Tl.e fearful efforts on the mind are much to be
dreaded -Lose of Memory, Confusion of I deas, Depression of flplr
Its, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to toolety, hdf Distrust, Love of
Bkilltude, ft Mi d*tv, Ac , are some of the e/in produced.
Thousands of nervous of all ay •scan now judge what Is the cause
of their declining health, losing their vigor, b. oudng weak, pale.
uccmus and cuiRtiAh.il, having a singular appearance about the
eyew, cough and symptoms of consumption.
YUt'NG MEN
Who have Injured theme* e* by a certain practice indulged in
when alone- a hal.lt fr**i|uenDy U at n-d from evil eompanlons, or
at school, the eff. cts of which are nlghUy fait, evou when asleep,
and If uot cored renders marriage Impossible, and destroys both
mlud and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young wan, the hope of his country, the
darting of hD parents, shou d be snatched from ail prospects an 1
enjoyment* of life, hv Die consequent's of deviating from the path
of nature aud Indulging In a cerlsli secret habiL Buch peisowt
hi tfT, before contemplating
MARRIAGE,
reflect that a sound mind and body are the mnt nocstsaj y rsqulsl
Uou to promote . ^rinubUI happiness. lode. J, without lness, the
journey through l fe brcuines a weary pilgrims g**; Dm prospect
hourly larkvosto D.e view , Uir mluJ lecouies -.hadoweJ with dee
pair and tilled with the uielstK holy refit, tlvu that the happiness of
another becomes blight »d v'lh our own,
DIMKAP* OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the ud*gnlded and imprudent votary of pleasure Bod* he
ha* imbibed the Seed* of this painful dl»e«*e. It too often happen*
that an 111 timed *-n*e of shams, or dread uf tRscoverr, deters him
aiouc befriend Mia. lie falls luto the hands of the Ignorant and
designing pretenders, who. Incapable of ruling, filch his pecuniary
substance, keep hint trifling month after ca oth, or as long as the
smallest fee ran be obtained, and In despair leave him with ruined
health to jl*f. over his galling dls appointment; or, by the use of
that deadly p >bon, Mercury, hasten the oonsUtulional system of
this terrible disease, such as affection of the Head, Throat, Nose,
•kin, etc.,i regressing with frightful rapidity till death puts a pc
rlod to his dreadful sufferings by sending him to that undiscovered
country from vn.no bourne no traveler returns.
ENDORSEMENT OP THE PkEM.
The many thousands curt J at this Institution within the last
slghUeu years, and the numerous Important Purglcal Operations
performed by Dr. JohnWon, witnessed by the reports s of the “Buu”
and many oth-r papers, notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing as a genlitman of
character and responsibility, Is t saffldcLt guarantee to the af
fllcted.
PKIN DIHhABW SPEEDILY CURED.
Psrtons writing should be particular In directing their letters to
bio Institution, in the following manner :
JOHN M. JOUNRTON, M. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hespttal,
a a IS—17 Baltimore Maryland.
TO THE TRIPS.
W*wJ»id rul tb«>ti,uMok ol r.frrWu rWUnf UM a
dty. U> our large and well selected »to A of l>HUGH,8Hp
MEDICINEP. PAlNTH, «>IL«, WINDOW OLA£9, DYE- W
BTurnt. patent medicines, Ac., Aq. £a
Comprising in part of—
Alum, Ginger White,
Aloes, Ginger African,
Annalto, Glue,
Arsenic, Gum Arabia,
Assaiicdda. In tlgo.
Allspice, Ink,
Aleohol, * Berusans Oil,
Blacking, Low wood.
Blue Burnt, Dbw^I Oil,
BrlflioUiHo, Madder,
Burning Fluid, Prpper,
Brushes of all kinds. Bed Wood,
CampMue, Pah 8oda,
Oamg.v.r, Bun. Oarb. Be da,
Casioi Oil, BeidleU Powders,
Cloves, Spanish Ur wo.
Copperas, Spices, of all kinds.
Cream Tartar, Venetian Red,
Concentrated I.yt, VarnUhet,
Bps. m Halts, WhiU 1.1 .ad,
Btt Logwood, Window (Hass, of various
fustic, Sl»rS.
Having lately -e-flttod our store with allthe modern Improve
mei.U foi carrylu, ouihc business, we are enabled to give tlrf ut
most dispatch to all orders entrusted In us. promising our Individu
al attention, aided by competent assistants.
JOHN T. GRAY, Druggist,
mhi* No. 147 Main sb, Richmond Va_
K NCI i IMI W ILKI1V6 SHOES.
JUST received, by Adams' Express, a large lupply of Gentle
men's English Walking Bhoes, very broad on the bottom. All
thooe who have been waiting can supply them* -Ives now at
PUTNEY A WATTS,
myll No. 1H Main Btreet.
rim K TMOGPKK'A HilVI % L, by CM. J. Lucius Da
X vis. Is now rapidly running through the Frees, and will be
ready In a few days. Just published,
NKJRYY A K l ILLICIt V,-Instructions for heavy Artil
lei y, prepared by a Board o' 0® ere for thereof the Amy
of the 0. 9 , rrprluted under the super vision of Ouls. Ripley and
Alex. Fauxsen, of Charleston, B. C. A. MCRR1H,
4|,96 Bookseller and Publisher, 97 Main it
IUV1ILY fLOl H.-aiWtll. superior Family Flour,just
T to halT UCNT A JAMES,
my 14 Corner fa. aod Cary st*.
VI L4 AM1K TRUTH !
VULCANITE TEETH ft
URRAT INTRO VBURST IS ARTiriCIAL^jf^K^R
rvrrw ^.LLl/
G. W. JON KB. Durrnrr, having the right for making TI.KTH on
the vuirunit* plate, and btinqmtHffUd of tU abudoU *ui>trit»rHy
o9«r all other method*, having thoroughly tested lt/ur ttceUt
month*i In a large number and mmi tf V*e mm( dtjiruU case*
•here gold and other plats had utterly failed. Commends It with
entire confidence to those desiring full or partial sets ofteeth.ee
Lrti'ially if di*MOtMi«l iritA tho*4 thry are note umny. The psr
f.ct adaptation of the plate, and the suction thereby secured, en
ables him to Insert one or more teeth without clasps, which, In the
{(Old puts has rendered so many teeth painful aud useless. Hav
ng been adopted by those standing highest In the profession. North
and tooth, testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited to
those wishing to see them.
Gold or any other plats mads, of courts, for such as prelsr
them.
Pitting, cleansing, regulating aad all other operations gently and
thoroughly performed
Teeth extracted without pain, by electricity, having extracted
some two hundred teeth with It.
Odice hours from a to SJf ; from 41* to I, on Main street,
between Pth and HKL._1|»»
UEORCiE STAR RETT,
MANItPACTORIR ARU DIALtR II
Stoves. Hanger and Furnaces.
PLUMBING, UAH HITTING,
AND TIN WORE GENERALLY,
Mm-piaV Rn.w, Govaasoa hraasrr,
fall• tt hninni). Vs
<iKi:vr uiKUAivtn i>kvuooih,
8UOK8, Aa
yPfOlAl. notlre to the city and count! y people In want of any
9 Goods, would do well by calling at No. hi Main street.
Having a very laige stock of Prints, Lawut. Jaconetta, Organ
dies, plain and flguitd Bareges, black and colored Rllka, Wiawls
and mantillas, hi* a died find hrowu 8hlrtlng and Bheet'ng, Oaasl
meres aud Kentucky Jeans, striped and d.>m«slk for men and
servants. Ladles’ Gaiters, Morocco, Kid and Oalfftklu Shoes;
and Children's Mhure, of every site and quality. Linen
and Cotton Goods, for meu and boys; Ladies' Bilk and IJle Thrded
Gloves at 11 cents; Mitts %t St V to &0 cts: Liosn B<«*ws at 15
cents; irbh Linen 15, 87 H and fW cents; Parasols, plain
aad striped, at 75 ceuta; Swiss Cambric aud Jaconet Muslin;
pink blue and white Tarletan, at astonishing low prices; thefluvst
Cambric worked Hands and Collars, at cost. All those goods
above, and a great many, too numerous to mentlou, I ofer for
sals, without charging any more, as they were bought before the
Lard times had commenced. Be careful that you cosat to the
right place. No. 17 Mala Btreet.
my81 J08EPH 8TKATTWE
GUN SHOT WOUPU>*.-Turf OU Is Ih# most speedy
healing preparation for gun-shot wounds In the world. Maa
ufactared only by DOVK A 00.. HruggtiU
mytS Elrhmond, Vs.
the Sew stvlecamp bedstead
Having made Important Impr.Tfmcnte In iht. BcJ, I .hall
have a supply ready la U»e sar’y part of nett week. I In
.tic all loterclcJ to rail anil eiaulne lor themvelvee, ai I hare
ona eompleted for exhibition. . . .
The Improvement eon.ivta In ( rartloal hlcga vhlch entirely die
penem with tba centre lege. _. _ . .
All who have eaamlned it any It Ibthe alraplatt and brat Bed for
camp pnrpoaee that can be made.
Thuee who parehnecd before thle improvement waa made, can
have the hinge attached, toy returning them to my (tore, without
C<J? g.—I have applied ter a pAtent for the nbove.
I have ako Mem Chert* and Camp Table, new tty la.
R. n. HOME, Governor Btreet
NEW MILITARY WORKB.
J W. RANDOLPH, 1(1 Mala treat
Hae 'or eale, Datin' Trooper’e Manual 11.16
William*. Military Teat Boob The __
Bwbholtm'e Bct.nce of War, or Taelleo ter oMoort of lafantry,
C*Bou3iV!u'» lnfauuy Oamp Dwty, told Peril Ac alia, and OoaM
D*McO*IDtn‘t Regulattuna aad InMraction ter Cavalry la time a1
Vt , HIT aad Pnetb. "f We.at A.aeee. 1 The mvtt
ilumrt kirbby for DTanWA AMD osio
NIC THRASH.—Thle remedy la eooBdeotly oMrrodto the pob
Be ander the belief that It pm mam power. In the above eimptnlnU
aaperlor to eny medicine whu-h ha* hitherto been brought bo lh<
notice of the community. Thu vataMomedWo. hae h-an ten*.
I lor about .lateen yearn, aud hna roMartd te health haadrmte*
pereone la thle attf wha were Waeghl Wi belneurable. freparm
saJ Mid te J- " DUVAL,
ill Straw Sain had IBS WM>
THE RICHMOND WHIG
ilURTUER.l t'O.TGKLSI.
Wavumuroa, August i.
SENATE.
Mr. Kennedy submitted ths following preamble and
resolutions from tbe Slate L.'gixlature ol Maryland.
Where*?, Ko-e Witiauv, a member of the House of Del
egstes of Maryland, from the city ol Baltimore, on Lie
way to bis borne from tbe d:ecUrgo ol bis offluaf duties,
on ibe 14th of May Us’, was arbitrarily and illegally ar
rested ou a public ligbway, iu Ibe priteoce of tbe (lor.
truer ot the Slate, by an aimed lot cm under tbe ordera
ol the Federal goverunient, at d was forcibly iwprisoued
and held in custody thereafter, at Anuapul ■ and Fort
Mt Henry, without color of lawful process or right, by
command and at the arbitrary w.ll and pleasure' of the
President of the United Slates; and
Whereas,sundry olhir chizjusof Maryland have been
unlawfully dealt with, iu tbe same despotic aud oppres
sive manner, by tbe value usutpud au.burUy, aud vome
of th m have, in tact, been removed by force heyoud the
limits of the S ale of Maryland and the jurisdiction of
her tribunals, iu u.ler siolrliou of their rights as citizens,
and of the tights of the State, as a member ot the Fwdt
tal Unioo ; and,
Whereas the unconstitutional and arbi rarj proceed
ings cf the Federal Ex nuiive tjivouot been owntlued to
th. violation of the |. ruoual rights and liner u s of lbs
eiiiz us of Matyland, but have been ex:-uded iuto every
department at oppressive illegality, so that the property
uf no man is sale, the sanctity ot uo dw.iltug is respect
od, at d the sacredness ol piivale correepou deuce uo
longer exists; and
Wtier, as tbe Senate aud House uf Delegates of Mary
land, moguixn.g tbe ubl gallon of the Stats, as far as in
ber lies, to protect and defend her people against usurp
ed and arbitrary powers—however d ttijult uie fultHiu.nt
ot tbxl high obligation may be rendered by d sastious
circumstances—leel it due to ber dignity and indepen
dence, that history should not record the overthrow of
public liredom, lor su iuslsut, within ber (orders, with
out rscolding, likcwiaw, tbe indignation expressed ot
ber res. ulnjeni and remonstrance ; now, ther. lore, bs it
HttoUtd, That ibe Senate and tfuuse of Delegates Of
Msrylaiid, in ibs name and ou bebsll of tbs good peo
ple ol tbe State, do accordingly rigistrr this their earn
est aod ut qualified protest sgaiost the oppreasivo and
tyrannical aavertiou aud eirrc-iso of uiilllstiy jurisdiction,
wilhn the limits of Maryland, over the persons aud
piopcrty of ber cil r-ns, by the govt ruiusnt of the Coi
led States, and do solemnly declare the same to be sub
tci-us ol the moat sacred guaranties of tho constitution,
und in tfagiani violation ot the fundamental and most
cheiivlnd principles of American ticc governmu'jt.
httoittd funhtr, That ibeve resolutions be communi
cated to tbe Uou. Jar. Allred I’carcc aud the Hon. An
thony Kennedy,Senators ot Maryland iu tbo Senate ot
the United Slates, with the request that they present the
•atuo to tbe Senate, to bo refolded among its proceed
ingv, jn vindication ol the right audio perpetual memory
ot too solemn r< monstrance uf ttiia State against the
manifold usurpations and oppressions of the Federal gov
ernment.
Mr. Wilkinson, of Miunesota, objected to the reception
of the memori.il, and hoped it would be returned to the
Legislature of Mary'.aod, on the ground that it was dis
respectful to the Senate.
Mr. Kennedy hoped the Senate wonld pursue no such
course. Ho stated that Maryland was yet loyal to tbe
constitution and the government, tl at the protest was
couched iu icvpecllnl turns, and was intended as a ru
Ill Jtistrance against me unjurt anu umiuu exercise ot leu
eml powet iu the Statu ol Maryland.
Mr. Morrill, of Me , oljected to the printing of the
document, as its allusions to the Federal Kxctuuve were
uot respectful, urithi r wt ro they to the Stuite. lie raid
the Jot ument did uot contuiii the signature of the Gov
ernor, and contained no mote authority than did the pro
ceedings ol uuy body ol turn or ol an ordinary conven
tion.
Mr. Willtiuson saiJ it was not rospcllul either to the
President or the Government, aud was false in evetf par
ticular, and that it was a falsehood was well known to
the Senator Trout Maryland (Mr. Kcunedy) who pie.ent
el it; lLat tku rights aud property of the people wore
sale
Mr. Kennedy raid he did not feel di.-pos d to vindicate
the whole measure of the Legislature of his State ; that
the memorial bad been entrusted to him as the agent of
the legislature, and lie only performed his duly when
he asked that it might be received aud printed. Me
■tated that private dnidlings were every dav violated,
aud perilous arrested without npj warraul whatever.—
Me aid uot staud here to vindicate or defend the L'gia
lature ot Maryland ; that body was able to lake car* ot
itself; but he did not h» ita’e to auto u<< belief that
grots u*uipatious had been made b* thwibdersi autiior
MMin Maryland
Me knew of au luataoee of a conservative Union man
who bad bscn arrested, probably, uu the charge of some
person who boro a malignant feeling towards him. Me
said the Senate ought to be carelul how they au.ed in
such mattcis as that now belord them, that those like
himself, who were uow standing between the Uuiutt and
the rushing tide of Secession, might not be burue down
by the tide of popular iudignalhiu, and the hope of re
storing the State to the Uniou be filially drstroyad.
Mr. Male, ot Now Hampshire said, ui relation lo the
remarks ol the Senator from Maine, (Mr. Morrll,) that
it this uu mortal whs not received it would be the first lime
ever such a thing occurred—that it was the duty of the
Senate to receive the petition, although it was obnoxious.
Uu the matter of legal form, ti e point which was raised
by the senator frt in Marne, he raid that perhaps the sig
nature of the Governor of Maiyiuud was uot ueecssary
to tender an act valid. If there was one thing that
identified the tiamo of Joltu U tiucy Adams iu tbo ins
tory of the country more than another, it was that, while
in inc decliuttig years of his life, he stood in ibu Senate
eliaiuber and strove earnestly lor the great tight ot pe
tition.
Me brgged of those who aided with him iu political
views to be careful bow they iufriuged uu this right —
Me asked when a power ever was petitioned by a subject
that the peiiliou was not, if it coulained bold language,
designated as disrespectful t It would, be said, be a
dangerous sit p to refuse to allow this right. Me said ho
remembered a ease from the State of Vet moot, which
the majority designated as insulliug lo the Senate, hut
John U. Calhoun bad asserted on that occasion that it
was due to the dignity of a sovereign State that the me
morial should be received, and it was received. Me did
not, he said, stand here to apologue lor ot defend the
State of Maryland; that the Seualor Irout Maryland was
more capable of doing so than he himself was, but he
was there to speak lor the right of petition. Me wished
the Legislature to speak what they enlertaiucd. Let it
be designated as instil or otherwise, he udtuired their
spirit ol indepeudeuee. If they did not utter their hon
est thoughts, they wuuld be slaves. Me was grateful to
tear any State speak fearlessly the opinion which it held.
This petition, he said, was more acceptable thau uue
responsibility.
Mr Wilkinson said it was no lime for stump speaking;
that they wanted fighting, nut talking uien; that J. tj
Adams never deieuded the right ot ^petition under the
same circumstances os those that now surrounded tbim;
i bat the Confederate army achieved i's success over the
Federal anus by reason o! just such remarks as those ut
tered by the Senator fio u New Hampshire, (Mr. Hale )
Mr. Clark, of New Hampshire, aaid be would not con
sume lime iu talking, Cut that be bad examined the
document and deemed it uo< tfieial, as it did not ootilatu
tbe seal of the 8iato uor the signature ot tbe governor.
Mr. Morrill aaid tbe memorial, iu its entire scope, was
made up of falsehoods.
Mr Kennedy said that his colleague (Ur. Pearce) was
more fully intrusted wi b aud possessed more knowledge
of the peiiliou than he himself did, and at he (Mr.
Pearct I had jest made bis appearanoe oo tbe floor be
would leave him to reply to the a serlious of tbe Sena
tor*.
Mr. Anthony, of Rhode Island, said that be did not
doubt that the statements ol the meainrisl wire mainly
fain., but that, inarinutb as it bad been presented by tbe
Senator from Maryland, the Senate ought net to question
its authenticity. . _
Mr. Trumbull said he agreed in the remarks of the 8 tn
ator from New Hampshire, (Mr. H«le,j aud the p lit.un
ought to be received, if not deemed to.ulung to tbe 8ju
tie.
Mr. Bayard, in a few pertinent remarks, defend'd the
right of pelitiou, aud hoped tbe Senate would order it to
be printed.
Mr Pearce, of Maryland, Said be bad received the me
morial two days ago, and was unable to offer it because
of indisposition. Tbe people of Maryland, he said, did
cot cousider the tiguature of tho Governor of any mo
meu", that a bid paining both Hou-es became a law with
out bis signature. That tbe Legislature intended to in
sult the Senate, was a misconception; but that the Sen
ate, by relusiag to rcoelve tbe memorial, would insult
tbe State of Maryland; the insult waa entirely tbe other
war, and that such insults could uot be continued with
Impunity; they would naturally SiTer th; union wb ch
uow exists between Maryland aud the other Federal
States. It was immaleiial to him whether the Sena e ac
r ep'ed the hill or uot—it was still the sentiment of the
Legislature of Maryland.
Mr. Howe, of Wircousio, objeclt d to the. memorial
being printed, upon tbe ground* set forth by Mr. Mor
rill.
Mr. Bayard, of DeL, replied, arguing tbe justice ol
the proposition to print
Mr. Fessenden fsvored tbe proposition to print, and
said, in extenuation, that they bad no prioedent of a re
fuaal to do so.
Upon tbe vote being taken by acclamation, there wtt
a large majority in favor of accepting and printing th«
memorial.
Mr King, of N. Y., submitted a resolution that the
Secretary of War be empowered to pay the troopt
monthly when practicable, expressing a desire not tt
trammel the actiou of the Department by tbe iuterven
tion of any law. Passed.
Oj mot on of Mr Fessenden, tbe Senate took np thi
House resolution fixing tbe time of adjournment.
Mr. Simmons moved that it be so amend, d as to ena
ble both Houses to adjourn at IS o'clock on Tuesday
August C b. Agreed to.
Mr. Morrill moved tbe consideration of au act amend
alorytoanact entitled “ao set to protect commerot
and prevent piracy." Pawed. Adjearned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Blair, from the committee oo military affairs, re
Cried a bill to iucreass the effloieuoy of tbe topograph'
1 corps, which was passed.
Mr. Olin, from the committee on military affairs, re
ported back the Senate bill to pronioie the tffleiucy ol
the volunteir furors by aulhoriaiog the President to
discharge from the service aoy commisaioued volunteer
effijers for incapacity, ini IH neucy, misconduct or uc
gleet of duty.
The committee reported a substitute to apply the prin
c'p'es of the bill to tbe officers of tho regu'ar army, as
wall as to those of tho volunteer force—the dismissal* to
take place without instituting a board of inquiry or court
martial.
Mr. Oiio (aid be knew this was an arbitrary powar,
bat iu tbe present euiergrucy be was willing u> trust its
executiou to the commander-in-chiel.
Mr. Vallaudigham suggested that so much of the tub
atirute as propon'd to affect volunteir i dicers be stricken
out. It was extraordinary, consider ug that aucb nth
cers wtre appoiuled by Slate authority, under cousliiu
tiouxl warraut; aud, besides, it was arbitrary to disu.L-u
officers witbnut inquiry.
Mr. Burnell contenued that tbe power to be conferred
on tbe President, as contemplated by tbe bill, was clear
ly unconstitutional; aud that tbe mcasurj was in keep
ing with all tbs former legislation of this Cougrers. Un
denounced tbe bill. Wbere waa a precedent in be found?
Was there ever su -h legislation ? To bo sure tbe coiuu
lution has become ratber obsolete in this House, but 7)
geiitlcuiou would pardon him, Mr. B. would venture co
caaioually to allude to that eacred but unfortunate instru
ment. Mr. U. stw no reason or excuse for this bill; it
simply astound- d him.
Mr. Olin a-dteii if, as Mr. Burnett admitted, officers
appoiuled under State authority might be removed by
court martial, wby might not auolbe.- inode be adopted
to effect tbe rauie object ? —why not tbe Preaidenl be aub
stituied tor tbe otuu martial, aud save delays? Mr. Ohu
was tired of these eternal harangues about tbe constitu
tion—erp.-cially flout the geuileomn from Kentucky, who
is too ingeuuouj not to upon; continually bis sympathy
lorilie rebels; the record wai uulavorable to the gentle
man's loyalty.
Mr. Buruell said gentleman were ever too ready to
evade manly argument by recourse to personalities —
Such attacks upon bis loyally bad bicamo a favori'e
refuge for those who had uo better icut-on for their
measures or their voles. As for his loyalty, Mr. Bur
ueti held himself accountable to uo man here. He should
do his duty, very boldly, very independently. An iit
p-irllil posterity will j idge between him and the geuile
man from New York—au impartial posterity will deci
which I aa;soi ght lo avert, and which to,predpitalu the
sorrowa and the honors of our country. If his voice
could have reached thu heart of thu gentleman from New
Yoik, tho record would stand different between them.
As long as hia native State clung to tbe cona'.itutioo to
which, si a member of Ibis House, be was bound by an
oath, he should rccognixi bis allegiance to the Federal
Government; but whenever be heard the voice of that
Slate calling him to her, he si-all respond promptly and
with all his heart. As lor "sympathy with the rebels,”
if to sympathize with tbe people of bis own soil, the
people of his own blood, whose institutions are hu own
institutions, whoso rights his own rights, and who waged
no war upon them—if that be "sympathy with rebels,”
then gentlemen might make the meet of i>.
O.i motion of Mr. Hutchins, the bill waa laid on the
table.
Mr. Allen moved to take up the Senate resolution pro
viotug mat a jaiut tuuumiec 01 ootu otancnes ot t.on
grena .Kali call ou the the President and requosl him lo
•dt apart a day for public humiliation, thanksgiving ai d
prayer, to be observed with solemu religious c-eremoni 9,
aud Icrvent implications lor the success of our urtns and
the restoration of peace.
Mr. I.ovejoy moved to amend the bill by adding, "and
by reading the 58ih chapter of Isaiah.”
Mr. Vallaudigbam suggested the Seimou OU the
Mount.
The oiiginal resolution was adopted.
Mr. Stevens, from the ermmittee ou wavs aud means,
reported bark toe Senate amendments to the bill unking
appropriations for tbe organisation of the volunteer
force. Concurred iu.
Mr. Bingham, from the judiciary oonanittse, reported
back, wi'h hit amendment, tbe bill to aeiz9 aud confis
cate all property employed for insurrectionary purposes.
Mr lloimau moved to lay the bill on tha table, and de
manded the yeas and nays ou bis motion. Yeas 47,
nays SO. bo tbe House refused to lay the bill on tha
table.
The House here concurred lu the Senate joint resolu
tion to adjourn on Tuesday next.
Mr. Majors thru moved that the House adjourn. Re
fused—yeas dd, nays <4
Mr. B.agitato's amrodmeut waa tbns concurred in.
Tbe question coming up on the passage ot the bill, Mr.
Burnett demanded the yeas aud uaya. Agreed to—ytax
6, nave 48
So the bill wai passed.
The Speaker here laid before the Ilouse a message from
the President, in answer to a resolution ad .pled by the
House ou Wrdussday, calling on him for inlormilion in
reference to Ihc capture of the Hon. Alfred Jily. •The
President rrplirs tlisl he is iu poaaenniou ol no fsets save
a telrg sphio dispatch announcing Mr. Ely's capture aud
confinement.
Mr. Coukliug offered t resolution, calliug on the Pre
sident for all correspondence between the Uon. J. t
Harvey aud any ol the heads of Departments iu relation
to the chargee against him. Mr. Conkliug said he had
suub information trout Mr. Hatvey, aud ol such a char
acter that the House ought not lo refuse lo sdopl lbs
resolution.
Mr. Yallandighatu moved that the gentleman be allow
cd to lay the iutui nia-.oii before the House. Agreed lo.
Mr. Conklin therefore sent to the clerk's desk a letter
from Mr. Harvey to the Secretary of War, dated l.V.ion,
July 14, lStil, in which he sought to vindicate himself
from the cling, a sgaiust him, of corresponding with the
rebels. This letter has already been published.
Mr. Coi.kliug’a resolution calling upon the President
for tbe correspondence in the case was then adopted.—
Adjourned.
Sispixsion or a Dht Goons Hocsi in N»w Yobn —
The New York Post, of balurday makes the following
announcement.
"The great dry goods house of Clcflin, Mrllen A Co.
suspended payment to-day. Too energetic tIforta of ti e
senior member of the firm to preserve its ctedft are well
known iu financial circles, and it woj thought.a( ouu
lime that ho would he successful, but the wholesale re
pudiation of Southern debtors aud had western collec
tions finally forced the firm lo succumb. Their lisb.li
ties arc a little less thsn f I.OoO.OOO, aud tko surplus, it
is reported, about $1 OlH),000. Their paper Inis beeu sell
ing at II to 4 per cent a month for a loug time past, and
at these rales the liuuso has disoouuUid a large amount
maturing iu September, October and November. It waa
per. Il is elated that bad tbe firm beeu able to com
mand a half million dollars, or about tho rum absorbed
ill makiug these anticipatory payments, tbe failure would
not bare occurred. Tbc | rruure incident to tbe fourth
of August once pasted, tbe bouse would il is tuppesed,
bare been able to go through unscathed.”
Tu* Niw Yosk Fcrkion Dar Goons Tradi.—Tbe im
ports ot foreign dry goods at the port of New York lor
tbe month ol July, are I rs than tbe reciiptg for any sin
gle week in tbe corresponding month in either of the bat
two years. Of even this amount only a eery small por
tiou baa been enlvrej directly for oonsumplio.i, more than
half tbe imports for the mouih having been warehoused.
Tbe total eu'ered for consump ion is oily about five pi r
cent, of the aggregate for the sime period in former ysais
it being $680,620 ag nst |11.7«8,585 last year. Enter
ed for ware hou log $1066.428 agai at £12,046,742 in
1160. Tbe total since Jaouaiy 1st is jcs. abjut half of
the aggreg ito for the corrospendi ig seven months of irst
year, and of this, only abou half Wi s entered oirreily for
consumption.
Enulisii Goons iiuths Socrn —Tbe Shoo and Leather
Reporter loirjin fiom a gentleman recently in Eurnps,
that Ur. Edward Daly, of Charleston, bag a contract for
8u,0in) pairs of shoes for tbe southern army at (2 26 p r
pair, and has m ide arrangements in England for filling it
at a profit of eighty cents per pair. Large orders for dry
goods, bools and ahora are nil to have been given i i
England for tbe seu hero market, and one light an amer
ofthe Liverpool and Charleston Hue is now loadirg. Goods
to the anicmt of a mil ioa and a half of doliaisare sail
to have been purchased for cash and now to be wailing
for shipment.
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NO. MOLARREH.-M Ulo eholee quality, frr aale by
, j,*7 1 •_nt'NI/IP. mONODRK A OO
NO. Nl'S IN .— BO hhdi, fair to prim, qu.Ute. for aal. by
. jy*T—1*_DnNLOr. MONCPEK A OO.
LB RYE WHISK V,-H bbU .Try old aad lot, tor
•ala by
Ifll iH. DUNLOP, HONOUR!A 00,
RlfHJlJjfD ANDUrnilU RIILUOIV,
feU-MiNriKocwM orric*, i
tt.CIW'i] , Ab(.*n,IM(. I
IlIJiniD A Rlt A N(i KJIKNT,
TOR THK SOUTH AMO fOUlH-Witr
RICHMOND AND DANttLLK RAILROAD.
ON and afWr MONDAY, July 15 A, thePamenger Train will run
aa follows:
Malt Train leaves Richmond dslly (Pundsy* Included) at T:70 A.
M.; but on Puod.y the Train corn t^ BarkcsfUleor.l*, c »i o. c»lrg
thrr« with the traits on the Boult Hde Railroad for he heath koJ *
South Wes:. •
Mail Train leaves D nvllle daily. (esc- pt kundays) at C 07 A. M.,
and reaches KiiUiaood at 1:55, o’clock V. M.
On Sunday thme mill be a Mail Ttaiu from BcrknvliJe to Rich- «
Moat, leaving Burkesvllle no tbe arrival of l*r Train from the
tooth andIfouthwas! at U 35, A. M , and rer.rhlug Uchmoud at
1:55, P M.
Train from Richmond connects at Burke»vtl!c with the Trains
on the Ifowlh tide Ra Irotd for Lynchburg, a...I the South Weal
dally.
Tbe Train from Danville connects at UurkeavlUe with ths uth*
Bide Railroad trains for rcterthurg and Not folk
Through TtekHs <*tu be p neared, and Baggage alii be r heck ad
tkrvifh to the fi'.fowl .g potoh:
Lynchburg, Otattanrofa,
Rriach. Nath vide,
Knotoillle, UoAfovllle,
Da fou. trraitd JuactlwB,
atliDt, . Memphis,
Jackson, Can on.
New Orleans, \lcaburg and
Mon'gcaiery. GUAM. G. Tal.C JtT,
Jylfr—te __ Pu perl n.er.d.Hit.
THE VOLUNTEER 8*1* A N U A L
AND DRILL LOOK.
1 Vol. 18maM 37‘1 pp.{ plii r $1,60,
CTOMPIl.liD from the t cat and Utesl authorities for the Volun*
J l»trs and MlliUa, of the Cobfr deraUr Male;, by l.hut Col.
Wb H Richardson, graduate aod forc.tr!> assistant instructor of
Tactics, Va Ml. It ary Insti'u e
This valuable b<iok la ailbersl ab.ldgetan t of Harder ’■ Tactics,
Inrlu lli-g ths School of tie Ballalfou, and lustiuctfoa* for Bkino*
Lhcra.
The Balance kUp and Ihe Manual of Arms for the Motkrt, bo
Ibf Introduced from GiUttm's Manual. Afro tin- forms of Parade
for RrvUws, ln*pictl -n. Drtas Parades, Guard v .untlug, l»utl-s
of Gu-.rds duties of Car tain In Camp and (tarr.ioC, hrar In,
Camps, Ac , A -., togelb, r with ffoldfer’* Hattons, snd mode or
. o. ktng them, aod a few Important sanitary fOgfesNoiie to sol
diers. A. M;>f:Rl *. H .foU-. r,
Je7d t7 Main H*rrei Richmond, va.
»**" UNDKIKN.- fWkr barrels Kxtia huper. Middling Flour
loti It * Virginia Caird Bicoo I4aru«
kfl hhls pure Mountain Itve Whisky
40 cases genuine Ppanisb Mas* Liquorice,
standard brands
1080 lbs prime Angostura Tonqua Beans
50 bxa Ran Cured, light pressed, manafso
tured Tobacco, la More for sale by RObKRTd A M K. LON,
nt)8 __ Corner Cary aod 18ih etrrtta.
HKITI.Us PAPER.
JAM 13! WOODUOL’AK A GO., purchased, Just previous to tha
present blockade, Die largest and best stoat of
WRITING I-A PICK,
which they have ever had in .torn before, embracing Foolscap,
Letter, Note, Demy snd medium papers, cf vasiuWs qualities, wblsh
will be *oM al their usual prices, fur rash, at to .irictiy prompt
customciR, payable Ul July eo.uing.
They hive a'so on band a go* <1 stock of cthar Plation ry, to
gether with every ds^rlptlm of Blank Dawes nswady i> ; t for
sale.__m>10
P KAN.—It'd bushel* Black Peas, for sale
_mv’i* wra n pr M>-1 vtj
L IhhM, < til AM. Mlh^H il ).M,, Wi . iVc on
r hand a good aasortmect of the above to wforb w« In
vite the attention of Manufacturer* genenllf
mjTl__HM1TII, RflODKd A CO.
ci.Aitiano.i, tviiiitsoi a co!T
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE.
SVfH TOR HALt AT LOW FRIOIU
V/
•WA) Pair Tra.*# Ct alna,
680 44 f*U(r Tr*<*r#,
6tW 44 Bi «*a*t ao J bark Cl.aim,
fert) Doceo Oran and Grain 8. y tt.ea,
1W 44 grytl t Hnal) »,
W 44 Blcklro uf «upci tor mak#,
1000 44 KUweH'i Ulillaa Uid WrellM Ho«,
60 44 Oast 8te«l 44 *
160 44 Btiosrls aod8pa«Wa(
too 44 Huy and Manor# Fork#.
To whlrh tli#y Inrlt# th« aU#oilon of lb# roan try trad#.
IOOKIN(H*LAM PLATBN I Look I s Y. -
J GLA88 PI-AT trill—A gtaaral aaaortmrnt of slsea. with at J
oUhoot frames, for talc by %M. BATTLER A OO.,
mh*3 is* Mala atraoi.
TI'KF OIL.
MiPtaui. N. C, April 17th, lr«.
MFSMIA, DflVR 4c CM.-fioiLtut* > ll !• Jus to yon
that I lei you know • wo’der'nl cure of Tetler on my hands
oy your Invaluable TURK OIL I hud letn suffering with Teller
on my herd* for over two years, and It had got under my finger,
nails I tried al* the Doctors ot my acquaintance and their ream
dice all tailed to do any good. My hands had got to bad I could
tcarccly do any work nllb them—they would often bleed I wsa
told by t geolltman who had tried the TURF OIL rn his hone for
a bat cue of scratches and cur ad him at twice app'yug It, eo I
'bought I woull glee It a trial 1 bought a 76 els. botlla sad coin
■nsored using It, (about twain ms.nl) • ego ) and used two or threw
hollas kefors lew any i-.rr..*rlrrl.bf* I * abowl
dew bwUetrs my kandrbecanew as writ ss ewer and u well aa they
CT. r eoa:d be, and up to this InilM no sign of Isa return, and
If It oefwr does t rh.ek II a cheap curs af Tr Usr, sWy sousing fi I »
>nd my thanks to you. t hud like to forgot to say that I hart tried
It ou cuts and lores with great aa'lsfactlon
With grant reaped, I am, yoors, Ac.,
Of 71_[t Copy ]_Th6a J RORRRTPON.
ft AMIItR’t TACTIC*.—J. W Randolph hsi for sals,
li at Al ta (ue#l M by mall) a new .dIUon of Hardee • Tactic*
with plates. Also Buckholts Rclence of War, er tarries lor officer*
of Infantry, rivalry, and art II.ry—75 rente huchhohs Infantry,
Pump Doty, Field, fortification, and Coast Defence— ho rente
BAC 'N.-ftMu Ibs. lurry County Hums end Hog Round Bn
con, for sals by
■oras_uts is ri.faniNTit.
Udballt’a HACON ANA* LAH few Rbla. oka
Lai family Lard.
60 Superior Hams.
75 do. 8honl Jcra.
Reerlaed and for sale hy loner A JAMKft,
mV 'I_ fleecer V» .n.l Cura MS.
itHAitn M T'rnti.
T0BAOC0NIFTB, Merchants, Cr.-rera, Manufacturers, so 1 thu
public generally, look Li your Interest. I am fully preteted
lo ettci.lv all orders li. tin: Bind ('tntlug hualn, ta, v't : brands fur
I'obaecr. hotra, finur batreli, Oraln Bags, Heyheads. Liquor*,
Hooka, Carls, and fine Kmbrcldrry s*sn.ps of evsry design. Men.
t H plates, for maiklug clothing with iudellhle Ink, rent to any part
of the country on the receipt of eti rente. It, postage .'amps or otb*
erartso. K M. LAW IP, Prarid Cutter,
at Chau 11. Laugley's Tin Hlore, loth Street, between
aplR Main and Cary, Klchmor.d, Va.
lTol K. Crus* Middlings flour, Rowland's liatnl. In st«.ra
r and for sale by SALDRN A M1LLKR,
|e an corner 14sh and tiara street-.
I FAMILY MKHRINfi* AND MIAD,
■ WS S hbla Pet. mac CL'T UKRRl.h'tiB
75 V bbis. Family Rue do.
1U S bill. No. 1 MJAD
for sale low to cluau
le 7*__ _a V FTOKFS A CO
Mt.ll'l foATKinlANO AND AS HSU hDPUb
TKH.- Intel hags Mat.lpnhtrd i.u.no, cf our cun pr.pv
ration. A'au, lot0 bbla. "bharpe's" kichntop.lQrncnd Plastrr.
for sale hy KDMON'D, DAVRNFORT A CO.
my TO_ _
Q.KKAT HA HAS A INN IN KILKM.
500 yards Cheek Silks at 50 and 76 ccnla.
S00 Dress Patterns Rich Filks at All, AID and |70.
but Rich Bilk Robes at fit) and |75, worth doubts the monyy.
’Oil Benge and Organdie Rohrs at half pilee.
1,00# yards Berrys Anglais at lljf cents per yard.
Rich Fmbroldtrcd and Printed llerege Anglais.
Broche Challlrs and MaasmMquIet.
Plain Crape Raise and Rsrsge at It cents, worth ATM and F0 ,-enta,
H» r bargains In all ktylaa of Drrua Good*, rail at ## Main >treat.
TjilUKN AND PICK HANDLKN.-MO Pick, and Pick
I Handea, hr gal. by OLAKKnON, ANDERSON A 00.
i«l*_ No K'C Main Street. ~
B.»HTO> * orMTIEH IUHtTU'lbT=ra
quart and pint betting, of really Una quality, and at very
nodr* at« prices, for ulr by „
_If.AIR ACHAUBraLAYNK.
hrflOnINCi TOM At TO.-Choice *M>kte« and lkr»!uf
TokWo, for ill* by W. FKTKBdoA A 00 . Drojrjrfvti,
|0l l» Main XrrM
K~ a’v£>> r*t;cK, HlfAN Y V1KU1MA Did, %r d . ( .r tioCdi
tor Time.
Uaeluf contracts for the above Goode, v* can miply them la
f a*nUUaa. upon ihort rotlee.
fall_K1MT, FAfNB A CO. *
1860. DECEMBER 4TH. 1860.
SPECIAL SALE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TL PRIOE A 00., with the view of clcgtng out mb. depart.
. menta of .lock, will, daring the pretax.I month, offer at a
(rent • .criiL e, n Urge Int of
Elegant bilk, and Silk Robrg,
Oaahmrre and Valencia Rebel,
Mocalelngan l Moualaln Rube.
Velcun and Velour Rohan,
and many other DRESS GOODS.
Mott or three good, are rent JVcncA, and are to be sold certain*
ly-to which tic particular alien! on of the ladlre I. called.
Tie/ hate, al«o, no elegant line of Cloth Cloak, and Arab., I.a,
d'e. Puri, la Victoria.., Muffk, Cuff., Ac , Long Phgwtg, Stella
Shawb, Ac , Ac , all of which they art dltpnaed to aell of eery
low.
To prevent ronfuelon, the Sr»t named Job late will he ihown up
on the ae.'ond Boor _ de4 TUGS. R. PRICK A 00.
HALT, BAIT.-1.0W lack* Balt, for ig'el.y
B A V. STOKES A OO.,
maid __Oor tilth and Oary Ska,
flWOTH EHI kHES Of every MyU anJ qaallty, may be
1 rad at DOVE A 00.V,
■ahffS PmggtnU.
jy^AHAN’N OUT-POUT DI TV.
WIRT A JOHNSON,
Pl’BLISHCES,
BOOKSELLERS
And STATIONERS,
146 Mai. Bran*.
Offer for .ale Uila day aew and Urge aupplteu of tho following
valuablo
MILITARY BOOKS :
AN EI.KMKNTAVT TREATISE on Advanced Guard, Out P at .nd
Detachment Service of Hn>0| a, and the luarnrr of Seating ard
li.ndlu g .hem In prtacnce of an Enemy iMenJed aa a Nip.
piemen'to tht Sjg'.rm of Tictluby D II Mahan. |1
HARDEE'S TACTICS, compilela * vola ; II W Thlola tho only
complete eohlcn to be had
TEE VOLLNT.Kb'd MANUAL, by U Col Wm. H. El chard, on.
|I.M
lOBREtS’ HAND-BOOK OP AEVILLIET. 11.
SCHOOL OP THE GLIDES; or the Practical Soldtar, with platen.
II.
THE SGIINCE OP WAR. TSe.
CONVEDtRATd aTATES ARMT REGULATIONS, com pie .—
THE*VOLCN«EE I HAND BOOR byC.pt, Ju. K. Loe, oftha
Pint Regiment Virginia Volunteer.. She.
**^SUtn \ ******** ,1I0W*B* ■** tA# Important polale la tha
N. i—We have In proa, and will Uiuc by tha JS'Ji of July:
FI BBT
MANUAL OP INPTIOCTIOii for Uie Volunteer. and Mnillaof
the Oanfcdcratc Stair., by w». Gllham, Inrtmctr, of Tac
Uaa and Cammandaat of Cadet. Virginia Military I nictate
UOOND ’ •
INSTRUOTIOW POR PTELD ARTILLERY, Eatraetod from mu
h m1. Manual to Volnnteee. .nd MlMia. «I
THIRD.
JEr-“'-"~'“KTSS7Kkatf““
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