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Pinonrj pispattb.
mh.mno in.V i bbH*
•bst
EOF PRIZE VESSELS.
Etploitof Maryland
Zouaves I
I i ,ent '>«* ,, t Alexander, of the l«t Kegi
_E ~: | v,,;\i-.i,i Zeuafeu, reache<i Kn b
| a* ***** t T*J morning, with forty <kI«I
, prtßatafx ej-urar. captured on ihe
~ ~-,.,, *-,:!» Xt'irday morning Itnppejirs
L 1 - tb* Znuavtßeglraatp 1 ha> been for some
._, ; ...- ii, jtr»e*»* "I f.rmation by I'ol R
I l. « i 1... ■ • Alexander, | \il]ii
j Lleal 1 <iib*oii, and olhers, in Haiti
\ -ti'irt Usxa saea, Col. Th<>:na» went from
, ,r r* to ltlladelphia In di*puise B*d
Drrdasappf oi arms. HfinsaU uudoom
ii .•-. Ed the pccjscl oi eaptnriasj
Ni. li.-la* a large (.teamer la !!. f ' •'t ll
I ihe "< r*fiwal Ooveminent. ' roaxlng
~.'. a ,. , Baltlnire and Wa.filagton. Tfii
, »t rted nt bur o'etosk oa Krtday exun
,fi nl -~. l.er wha-f in BalUmor*. P.-eviou*
*to 00l Ttiiinas went aboard with 1-'
he latter •» pIBSBIi|SXS| and their Com
' ~'.,-.- drxsaed is i :t... h lady The bxsxbH
~ - iindei way - V ttoppad al Point Lo-.uout,
aber. Bccordin] to the plan previonely
._.,,.,! oa i- AlexandUr, with another
•tacbme* lof rr..i, i an..- on board and mxure.!
, tK * (ot Wfihiagton. By accident (!)
\. || Al>-v.-in.tei wint into thecabin.d the
sd rscßgnlßed ths French lady :'
:i acqoaattanoa from Pan*. Itjth
~ . -,» and .'■'xander ■pusiking the lan
. Sa.atly, li*v found uo dthfiewlty la
•ti-ir llan of operation*. iMirmg
B-rrrsßtiol thai ensued between the
i., , . i ;v anil her acjuani innce, instruc
ireregivenSia to how the party should
~ Ths '. Ins, Which li.'id previoii-lv
trsf.Uy billed and concealed, were
;-• v t rlatrtnal poaeesalon. At oce
li oa Saturday moraine, th* Uaae for
, t| | ii.- : : -.« hiiv.iig arrived, Col. Thom
tbrew oil I.i»di.-gui*e, appeared in ktsunl
, i and ordering hi* men to do their duty,
~,..-.. ,;..«r la ive mlnntss was a prixa to the
i . h* „t tlsuOonfederate State*. TheUaptata
,-, .* BBirandered without striking a
blow, and were confined without trouble.—
■, , v •>] -nrvl over whelmed With surprise.
~j aii Oeo N Hollins, lata United StutXa
N'bvv who ba| gone aboard at Point Look
■ tie;. !i>-i ti**d omiuaiid of the steamer
i _ ran •• rinx< '->ue river, expecting to mcci
__~ renneenee Kegiment and jointly comma*os
,-[,,: operalloas against the enony. The
-[~, desseeans, bowever, did not arrive on the
~. . ; till late Saturday l.iur.sir.g. It was
late fot aay demonstration up the
i v . : !.- rig ual y intended, and the 'team")
beaded dovs tin* stream. <)n her j>as
.•:, •■■ *:.-• captnred two schooners and one
brin i". h bad a crew of about ten men, who
v..r- taken ; riioners.
l if-h.-ls was loaded With 3,800
..... ir-... another with anthracite coal,
\nd mother with ice. The steamer St. Nich
■■ i Bi:•' tlaxa boat, 275 feet Ijllg, side
-.^tl*e|.
i.l the prises were safely towed to the
bol lbs Bappahaaaock, and thence te
I'rederii ksbnig. Their value is roughly esti
mated at THklB HrSPRKii ASD SBVKXXX-rtVI
ISI • I US.
rhe i iptains of the respective ye* "Is, with
ibeti rrews, laclading several t h . in, are
i * lodged in the pricou depot ori Mnta street,
- city.
Cerrsspondenas of the filsbmead Di«pstch.
I nil Particulars
r'asßßßicnearßu, June3o, ism.
1 write t. inform you of the partially success
- not 1 moel daring adventure which
ii t 1 roc ted at this place, and executed
I the Potomac Kiver and the Bay. Uapt
h Dins Baa :'i>l .-"turned from lb* expedi
ibii evening, and from lus report aad
; -i personal observation I hive collect-
Mi the following 1 Ircumstaace* attending the
ir. lay in.lining our town was thrown ln
■rreai ommotion by a rumor being spread
that a secret expedition was forming, whose
object wai 1. ii known. Men were seen gather
d( n. small groups nt the oornera of the
tree's, conversing on Ibis all-absorbing topic.
! ■■. me three 01 foui days prevtoualy, a gentle
eft he name oi rbomaa wa* seen abont
itreets wi h his bead shaved very close
and dressed in 1 lie Zouave style. He attract•
• i upon bimsell universal observation, and
waseven ins pec ted by some of being a spy.
lie was evidently affecting a character very
adverse to las true one. lie, v tins since b"en
■.ii-!. is a nativeof Maryland. Uehad
thai the St. Miefiolas was soon to
stati In 1-. that port to Washington, and had
« iom on 1 .- :i ••! 1 Willi Uapt. lloliius a most
perilous and important expedition. The ob
! the expedition was no less than the
iptnrsi I the Paw Be*, lt was to have been
1 era pi lib. aa follows, and nothing but a
•'- 1 Providence could have made them
iheir. bject :
<''[■' Hollinx and Mr. Thouxaa were to go
lUltiraore, taJmnuasag* with twenty-live
* ! rtj 1 sen men on board the St. Nicho
' 1 soon as she bud entered thePoto
-1 . rived at the mouth of Cone
II ;, overpower the crew and embark
■■• hundred r.nneseesans, who were to meet
it this point. They were then to sail
, the Pi 1 mac with the United States Hag
avii,- their mist head, aad then perform
hsgrand 1• in the drama. The ia't-r was
bj in vi.looked for accident.
A irding t.i the preconcerted plan,the Te:i
•Bseeans left 'Ins place Friday morning, oar
")ing with them ten Burgeons. Hollins and
rem t.. Baltimore, and embark*
• oa b. trd i,« st. Nicholas witu twenty-five
til :v ol ihe most ad venturesome tars they
' ' find Thomas was dressed in female
'' isnts, and wns assiduously attended to
attentive beau, Oapt liallitis Hut,
'«• foi liuinati hojies : While everything
; : ■«!*'•.i md all were expecting a happy is
-ii >■; lbs art ur, it was reported that it
' ul.i not then be carried Into effect —
* "'I ' *- Ulna ii-ierrnined, however, not to
: ii- labor. So when tbey were at the
,: - ilk ol :hr Potomac, at a preconcerted sig
nal Lis iriei! toee up, took possession of
; " Meaner, and steering straight for the
moo la oi r, )lif , i_ lVPr> t ___.y 800t _ reached the
place prs-arranged as the point where the
, *_____*■**"*•• w "re l<» imn them. Hollins in
formed them | the failure of their original
"wgi He then returned to the bay and
■ ipturtog the following prizes in
'"■'-'-i'.-.■ ■ i.' -lie m. Nicholna: a vessel laden
bags of coffee, antrtfinr Jartxa with
I a third with coal. They hnve all bee*
J-W within the protection.-! our batteries.
•*« «l bohu with one ol the vessels is in
"'*•';' 1 ."ir wharf.
"• "-- has illuminate.l the eounte
'Ofonr townsmen with exceeding )ov.
tl-'v "V* a " t ' °BWU-WOfXl face* ot yester-
I" np with a luiniiioiis expreesion of
.//•-' Mtuf.cthpn. The crew ol the St.
USißtlng if twenty free UXgTOSa
"J *ie«*n white persons, are 111 onr jiil,
i11',',,,! '" H " i"' 0 ""'""'.!'. be sent to itich
•ii-ireii..r»lly are very zealous in a.l
--« "■'lg to the wain- of there noble young
' -*<*ye left tbeir frtend* and loved ones
|'t homes and fhetides. A good
siick are cantoned out among the
or fir* ' V."'" u< '" s "* inking as many as tour
ourli '"'"'i* a noble emulation among nil
„.»,,: \\ whoshali mo-t alleviate th*e*r
. •"»■ teaguishlngsof the poor eick who
!*__ , : '* r "'* K •■'*•"'*» oi our kindiiees.
M.d utiif 1 . 11 ' 11 " 1 "' s J'O"-.vlvania are dratt«*d, ,
I _'" bsasul to a jloM.it duty.
*■*■* hearlr. ,m me agaiu. H.J.
.if at onr Sj'-clalCoiroßpondeßt.] ',
*—. fsHitsßicKsßi-aa. Jnly 1, '01. I
Bw_*7* v »BaxjßßfiMl occurred at Mathias' 1
if tl'.- - lli " r *day afternoon, in which nine 1
**BBd!?*r( * er * kliM » nd •»•*!*» olbtn 1
I'icu .. h ur t^OO P• took * ll,r *i« numberof i
bbbbaiSi antl ,au(l • bn "'' "»•*** lelt the Held I
UklefckT.. M u,naJ - *' rum th « accoonts «
**9m\t\aL\JSi*S* me - 1 J ad «« the *°* n *y 1
If**Tr tM " u nn - v - 8 - n ' l !■■•>< for the pur- 1
EZ-~* r * B W«g BXXBXi BBBXt .Bf 888888881. The «
ru* _, hr * ** v «gue that lam unwilling to 1
.i, Ptu ' y ,'' Ut "' rr *eiit positively, except that of
anrsi* f ' kl!l,Hl «»■ , " , l «'« quantity of luiple- 1
W„_ d ' Ul '" the deserted boat. Captain 1
1 , r ' °~ ' h * "Wshexu, wa* killed. 1
''Uiai' « " w ' ,r,, I "" |J *-* tn to quite a furor
•rheX , Ultu l t rsaterxk*/ alurnooij, about ta
•"•einier A '*" arrival at the wharf of thn
»3__,„, • "W-fialßß, of the llaitimore and .
v -- i..iri . .?•*'"*' a "d ai a very late hour of I
a-tXknuT, 1 v,liarf wa » crowded with i,
k '^*'ul ■•* *' le, "-**y. aud cuiioub to t
-son, l * r *-'-in»taiite B under which she I
H-ti! V k trf, :i L d ' l^*~ul' th « town ha* been a
"it-'ii'i!,, i Wltl * cu *"*osity about th. seer.i 1
wt , u *»> friday morning, a
* **f«*rd r v l be ***»***•* of the ignorant 1
f t^i**iS cartotuy of other*. The f
from the Baltimore and Washington line to !
<*rie of (h»» ports of the Confederate States,
mny be summed up a* follow*
The summer M Nb U .la* left the wharf at
R.ilnmore Thursday, about I o'clock P. JM , i
having on board it twin t eighty pti««enger».
Bad some merchandize. When »be reached ,
one of the Maryland capes the < 'vp'iln and j
crew suddenly found themselves in the hand* j
<>l some '• KeheN," and were nece»*arlly ;
. Mi,.-. .I ta surrender in the name ol ihe Con- I
federate Oovermiient IteXXSBBaXM wa* use- !
!»■«*, and the I'aptatn, seeing how futile :
would te any such attempt, quietly submit
tad IO being deposed.
The gentleman who conducted this atr.ilr j
ilSsetTOS a great deal ol credit, and It is only j
it important towsldeiatlsuie (Which he will i
understand) that I CBB forbear calling hi*
Bam* He Will receive the reward due him !
ft- in another and """"•' pleasing source
The iliXB — aftsx undergoing a change of !
comm.-ind.-1* aad crew, proceeded to Oone j
river toavrilt relnf.irceroenta and to execute j
the remainder of the mission for which she j
wa* i aptared; but owing to some mismanage. ;
merit or misunderstanding, wae compelled to
leave Bufions the most knpartenl part of the '
pi .'gramme. She leil Cone river Saturday, and j
vt 1..1e down the Hay to the mouth
it li- H-ippaiiaiitiock, "iiptuied t\vo*choon-
Bia una named Margaret, of New York, la
ttened v..'h 00*1 frotn Alexandria, toStUSBU
1-lai.d. the other, Mary Pierce, if Boston,
ii.ieued with Jft-t tons of ice, for Washington.
1 he Utter proves a very valuable ac.<_ui*-llioii,
as our »tock of ice is growing very small.
Hi* Virginia captured a schooner, the name
1 which I could not )«arn, ladened with co-Tee,
tr. in Km, fur Baltioxore; aad, as the awntml*
Itj .( Maryland his been lemgnlaad, 1 pre
-iime her c.-irgo Will he purchased The fj ip.
lain ol the schooner Margaret is a Virginian,
and -lion 1.1 be dealt wi'h aa he d«*erves. The
Captala oi the schooner M try Pierce is an
il' nbte.ily ■ Yankee
The rep.riot li,htii:gat Hathi**' Point has
again reached me,aad lam iuclm.-d lobfdieve
tbat we sii.'ill fo n hear of a glorious victory
on our par. from that place. M.
rKovi MJItFOLK.
[bps' iai, couuaxroxnxxci or the bisxxti ■.]
MoxroXX, Va , duly I, 1861.
It is evident that desertions from th* Ida
•olnltee at Old Point hxvu reenntly taken
place, Several mull boats have fioated
isboreatßeweU*e I'oint with Bnfited oars
Which warrant- the conclusion. 1 ney have
been secured by our forces, aad appear to be
Boats belonging to some large ship, probably
ihe Cumberland. It i- likely the ueserters
mii'ie their rncupe at Bight, and alier landing
stuns distance up the bay, set these boats
adrift. Oapt. r'erguauu, commusMßßT of a
company at the above Point, came into our
cits on Friday and brings us thi* statement.
Mr. Thompson, of whim mention was
made la a toimer letter, states that the Infn
boos Pendergrast pmseutsn look of depres
-u'-ii which bespeaks of deepe*t S ,, r row, and it
* said that fit* own aesoclatss do not tesiwct
him, and are actually .-tir.iid to place the lea**)
i.n.'.enre in him.
Tliere is great eicknxsw, I am told, prevail
in-r at Oh: Point. This t-oiihrins tfi* st.tte
meiit innpreviona letter of the hospital be
ing crowded with the sick. Two daughters
■t nd a son-in-law oi Oapt. (soy, of onr city
v Iheir way to Norfolk, were detained at
Old Point by th'-* Lincolnites, and *cut back
t i BntUmor*. The kindness ami eonrtesy ex
tended to those In our city who wish to loin
vi" .\< !h, is in Striking contrast with the lll
tieatm -nt our pecpto receive ut their hands.
due ot Q*a. Hutfer's female informants,
availinf herself of the last flair, id truce from
bis city, was found to be trie bearer of two
ietters from men in POTtSUtOath to (Jen. Hut
it-rat Old Point. The letter* gave fall ac
counts ol our numbers, description of oni
fortifications, <it points pregnable—in fact,
an entiredeeciiaUlon of everything available
'o tbe enemy Among other things, they sta
ted that tree tpeech was restricted here—that
they dare not Biter sentiments treasonable to
ibe South, for fe.ir of arrest; but that
they held a " thinking club," held meet
ings often and thought what they pleased.
They also gave the names ot the immortal 78
who voted against the Ordinance of Secession,
and urged an immediate attack upon Norfolk
the names of the writers were signed to them,
which caused the arrest of one of tbem,named
U. W. Bryan, who is now in the city jail, and
will be turned over, I understand, to military
authority. The other one will fin caught
The woman having in her po-.-sesi.ioii these
dispatches was allowed to depart without
tort her search, but XT* warn her not to re
ttir-..
I learn that Capt McCarricfi has captured
another priz-* in North Carolina. In the cap
lure of the first on*, be was chased by a Fed
eral .-'(-timer, bnt she was aot swift enough v
overtake blm. She had just transferred arm*
to some point and was returning, when ste
was taken.
There art* two Southerners, sous of gentle
men vi Portsmouth, on board the Minnesota,
now in our waters, whocanuot gel BSray, and
Who ur** not allowed even ttie privilege ol
writing to their parents. They have taken
tbe oath and are not allowed to go further
than -lie fortress, at old Point
I hear that a ll igof truce will leave onr city
to-day, when Ml who wish to Wye. us hao
better do so. We know of several who will
leave, but we wish it was so that all un
friendly to lis WOUld go. Tiiere are tbo*=e
ainoutr us who .*■ loutd be forced from o'lrcity;
men who voted against the Ordinance of Se
cession and who art* now employed here —
They have by their votes—hot to say their
actions—atteeted defiantly their position, and
ought not to be allowed to remain. It is
against onr interest at least no good can re
sult from their presence.
Heavy tiring waa he.->rd ut Seweli's Point
yesterday. 1 hive not heard the particular*.
The Richmond Grays, I regret to say, will
prqbably leave ns In a d.-iy or two for another
point, where their services will be more
needed.
Inspection at all the camps took place yes
terday. Our troop? at this station are in
health and lively spirits. Lcxa.
Correspondence of the Richmond DtspatXh.
Affairs in Loudoten County.
I.tsmirici, June 21, IS6I.
The arrival of Col. Sloan's llegiiiient ol
South Carolina Volunteers at a poet la tills
vicinity, has had the happiest effect already
upon tiie T'nion senttUMUt in Loudoun, and
the original Secessionists among us are greatly
rejoiced that the Palmetto State has tulfilleil
their expectations, and sent up her sons to
In our common cause.
.M ijor Evans, of South Carolina, has been
saaigaed to the command of Col. Sloan's
Regiment una 001. Unnton's nth lf-'giment of
Virginia Volunteers. He has assumed the
command, and now ranks as General in the
Confederate Army.
All i|iiiet now in this neighborhood. There
wus a fight at v.'inieV Ferry, near Leesbnrg,
l-ist week between Capt. Roger*' Artillery
and a portion nt Col Sterna's command,on the
opposite shore of the Potomac. The tiring
was kept up for two days, out. only one mm
was wounded on our side, while several of ihe
enemy were killed by the lire from Captain
Kogers' guns. There are various reports as
to the loss of the Yankees, and I understand
they admit six killed on their I Ide.
We are just commencing our harvest, and
there is a magnificent crop of wheat. We
have a good prospect lor com
lioudouii has more flue cattle than any
county in Ess teen 'V brginia, and we can sup
ply an army "1 W.OOO men for twelve months,
il we can secure the present crops. ti.
Corre«pondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from a Farmvill Boy—Military Af
faii «.
FanarvnxK, dune M_ 18fil.
I have be°n looking over your good Daily
fox the lant mouth or two. and have seen but
few letters from Farmville. Bappuaiug you
have no regu! ir correspondent uere, although
B boy 1 take the liberty of saying i raw words
US to Batters about our <juiet li i tie* town — j
The only thing that rouse*, our few remaining
citiaens from the lethargy into which they
hare fallen, is the war n*WS. They are ex- j
j«"'tiiiß to hear of a battle in the viciuily ol
Alexandria or Muuasaas. If Lincoln's cut
throats were t<> meet cur brave boy* in open
field, we could whip them two to one; bu' old
Scott and his master know that too well, and
Will not try It. They have heard of the big |
battle atßet*hßß,where we whipped them four
to one, end they arc getting a little more cau
tious.
There has a large number of troop* passed
our town since the first of May. The greater
part of them are from Aln buna, Mississippi
and Louisiana. The Southwestern counties
of Virginia have sent a large number, aud
our little county of Prince Edward has alio
done her duty; she has eight hundred voters,
and has sen t eight companies—one cavalry ana
seven Infantry, and our patriotic citizens are
now raising an artillery company. Two of
the infantry went from Farmville; they were
•Uapt. Booker's company, one bundreu men,
and Uapt. Cobb's company, eighty men. our
town has a population of-one hundred and
fifty voter*-, and has sent one hundred and
eighty men. Well done for Farmville. We
will have plenty of men, if every comity
would do as well as Prince Edward. The
ladiea, too, deserve credit—for the last
mouth they have been diligently engaged in
making tent- and other thin*-;* for our soldiers.
Alpha.
A M*» CcT TO PIBCKB BT A MoWIBQ Ml*
• ait a — A shocking accidentoccurredat West
ll.ti tioid, Conn.,ob Weduesday afternoon, by
■Al.ich Mr. Joseph C Siseoii lost his life in a
terrible manner. Mr. S. was driving his
horses attached to a mowing machine, and by
some bbxxbbbutally means tell iv such manner
as to h« thrown in front of th. cutting-blade. .
Tbe horse* could not be stopped in seenou to
save hint from a frightful laceration. One leg ,
was cut nearly off. the bone being almost an- :
rerud aad the great artery dmdM* Tfi* H—U,
t*fidojMfi»davM«** wtrx cut ircmhu thigh i
m tfi* oihvr [eg, and he Whs otherwii* fright* i
fully isfißglt-ti Ml lived bu than hti hours, i
iBB dM from \\\t \m of blood, |
FRO!* PKTCRftBt ft(. ~
[ftXBB IAI. COBBBBrowTiKSr B or THB IltsrATcß ]
_~,_. Ffixxaxaensy InaßtssV fififil.
lh»»rrfreshing rain* ol the lai t two or three
days have had the eflVn. of letlllug animal
;a* well aa vegetable life For several fiayx
j the heat ha* been debilitating, and Hie earth
parched hy a rather protracte.l drought. It
; has at length received (l very copious water
; inn-
There seem* to be a general good feeling
I among the firmers of the South Side counties.
j many of whom I have conversed with. They
: have reaped line crop* of era in, and there
i will (eriaiiilybe no scarcity of bread : but
i l, *J__~y aatlclpatxx high price* tor Ihe preaent.
the passage of troo|.s through thi* city for
i several week* pant ha* been constant and
i the numbers Urge, but as many of them
i vent on to your city, I pre Mime you hive
. had good views of th*>in. That portion of the
, Uampto* Legiou which pissed through here
j ~°*Y or , '*° since, i« a splendid body of tn>ii.
I They are all young, and most of them occupy
; high social position* at home, ihe whole
Lrf-gio* comprises about eleven companies,
| and thirieen hundred men. In the Kdgeflelri
Hussar*, a splendidly *Fq nipped ai*d mounted
cavalry company of [he Legion, -Cot. Wade
Hampton, the commander, has two sous.—
' nere is no donbt this gallant body of troops
will be able to render signal service tn any
field to which they may be assigned.
An active Vigilance Committee, con Silting
of forty members, among whom may bo found
tnai.y of our first Citixena, and all responsible
men, fiag |. ecu recently organized. They have
tlie ftower to make arrcs's and try before a
courted their own appointment. The obj-*ot
la to keep a strict watch over BBM'sons Of sii*.
pu 1011s character, and severaParrest* have
been already mr-rte. The members of the
committee are out every night.
It has soaeiimes b*en the case that soldiers
have pews*d lurongh this ci'y hungry and
worn down by txticwe, without having iheir
warns properly attended to. Meawurr* have
teen taken to guard against the recurrence
of any such untoward circumstance lor
tbefutare. Au association of gentlemen ha*
be. n formed, and ample me.-tns provided, tor
teedingany number that may arrive. Col.
Hampton's Legion was handsomely enter
teined at the c -ol Spring, on Dunns Hill.—
The KUth Regiment of North Carolina Vol
unteers, which arrived this afternoon, was
also abundantly supplied with eatables. A
member ol tn<* Chatham itillt-s, of this regi
ment, deserted some ten da>3 ago, but was
captured near Yorktown, with a complete
plan of the works at that important place
upon his per.'on, with other data of Sou them
art.ui-. He i.- now here in ctruge of bis com
pany and will be taken to Yorktown, there
to be dealt with according to military law.
A very 6'ii>eiioi- article of bo ay ie -'knives is
being mnanlac tared by Uriah Wells, of this
city. The blades are from 10 to SO inches in
length, according to size, highly polished ana
ol the best metal. They have given so much
satisfaction, that Mr. Wells has received or
ders from numerous companies as well as in
dividuals , he has a large force occupied in
t.ht-i,- manufacture.
Two Not iherner.-, believed to be spies, were
arrested here yesterday. They were eu route
tor .Norfolk, Intending when "opportunity ot
tered to escape to Fort .Monroe. They were
overhauled just on the point of departure
pnesaya he i.- from Philadelphia and the
other id ary Un.J. *J heir names are Q-. W. Hi
tier and .loun <.'urnieri, both of wnom register
ed false name* at the hotel here. Their ex
amination before the Mayor but confirmed
tnesusptcionol their being spies. What will
be done with tlum, 1 am not Informed ; they
are in jui -nut will be kept there until some
thing moie can be found out afix ut them
Mox C't'tß.
Cjiiospondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Heparin re of *• Dixit Oreys"—Crop9-~"What
taatet the tlesfiian Ply?"
Satan, Va., .luue-4.9, lssi.
Onr fourth volunteer company, the " Dixie
Greys?,'' eoHunanded by Captain a. J. Deyaie,
left us yesterdny morning to reaxtrsvoa* al
Lynehbagg. The target; counties may send
aaore soldiers into tin* service than " J-i tt le
Komicke,'' but I will venture to say rhnt nor.c
have sent better ones. The " Dixie (J-ri-ys''
number seventy-four rank ami tile, and 1* en
gage for them that they will do their full
--hare in defending the Did Dominion from
the invasion of Old Abe and his Lieutenant
General.
Iv this county the weather has been very
dry for several weeks, which baa atfecte'i
the erowitiu crop of corn to some extent, and
I am afraid will seriously affect the oat
crop, though it has eunble.l the farmer-
to secure an unusual amount of hay —
In this, as in many other productions, Vir
ginia ought to be wholly indepei dent Ol Va I
keedom, ami I hope to see a great deal of the
present ftae crop of. hey tent to market in
bales. A copious rain last night has put a
new face Oil vegetation ol every kind, and if
tfa*season is hereafter favorable large crops
ol corn will be made. Very few persons have
planted any tobacco, and these few have been
Hindered by the dry weather, so that this tine
tobacco region will not furnish much of the
vveed tliissea-on. The wheat harvest is now
ii progress, and promises a good yield, though
there is .some complaint ol the "smut. Tuts
reminds me ot au old enemy to wheat (the
Hessian fly,) which is thought to have been
introduced by the Hessians in the .Revolu
tionary war. The same enemy, under a dif
ferent form, seems lately to have beea com
mitting ravages on the "wheat fields around
Hampton, and in tbe neighborhood of Great
Bethel. Some thought it was the arm 1/ worm,
but those who ought to know, say that G.. n
ei-al Un tier's Ueasians were the evil doer*
I'he I.timers ol the Peninsula have at last
found both the cause and cure of the cmn
piaint; tor when ihe question is asked,
••What makes the Hessian fly l"' the answer
Is. **001. M.isrruder's mashedhattery."
Iv ex imiaitig the other iliy a history of
the Mexican war, by the present General
.via ii--lie Id, (now one of General .Scott's right
hii.il men iv Washington city,) I was struck
with the following magaiicqnent laadatioa of
General .Scott titter the battie. of Jhurubusoo:
''Before the eutnuge of another battle, he must
make :i final effort to stay the iron arm of de
struction rinil reclaim warring nations to the
paths of pea.c. Hence his beautiful letter,
expressing the Christian sentiment, ■ Enough
blood has been shed iv this unnatural war.'
When ilie echo of the cannon shall have died
away, and the clangor of arms shall hive
ceased : when the steeled warrior shall have
■rone to his rest, and the conqueror and the con
quered .-hall lie down together, Christianity
v ill weave her aafadiag obaptet for the sol
dier who has ever been true to her highest ob
ligations and bsnign requirements!" it
would be interesting to reproduce tbe " beau
tiful lettt r" above alluded to. 1 might possi
bly suggest the inquiry whether this can be
the same General Scott who, with this same
toady General Mansfield by his side, is now
directing an invasion of hie native Suite, i.nd
outraging every principle of Christianity, i_uot
to say ot humanity,! by the character Oi the
warfare ffe is waging. Did I not regard Gen.
Scott ax a monster of ingratitude and deaf to
all reaxoustrauoe, I would like to ask him,
"Has not enough blood been »hed in this un
natural war? ' j.
Corrsispondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Charleston.
Chabi.estob, S C , .Inne 29th, 1861.
Yesterday, being the eighty fifth anniversary
of the battle of Fort Moultrie, was celebrated
with unusual eclat. The Moultrie Guard
and the Palmetto Guard celebrated the day
with target shooting at Mount I'ieasant, and
in the evening these two companies ntarcfied,
escorted by the Citadel Oadets, to the Insti
tute Hall, when* an oration was delivered hy
H. E. <!arroll, Ecq.
Among the numerous pleasing incidents of
the day was the presentation of a neat and
handsome fl-ig to the Charleston Zouaves. It
was presented in behalf rxf the Rivers by
Gen. .lames Simons, who discharged his jiart
i <|ui«,e ugreeablv.
The flag combines tbe Confederate and the
; Palmetto fiags. It is made of red, white and
• blue silk, trlasxxed with golden fiinge. The
■ I iiiou i i blue silk. Cv one side is the motto
of tbe company— "Draft it aaetmt" —euctt-cled
by eleven stars, ;md the rever«<*> lias the I'.-il
I rietto tree, wothed in white floss silk, and
; surmounted by eleven stars.
| After the prtseiittti.'ii'he company marched
ito the Citadel .S'|uare, where tuey went
! through quite :i fatiguing exercise, which
was witnessed by a axxw oueonrxu ot people,
including a very large number of the fair
BOX, who, by their sweet smiles and bright
looks, encouraged the Zouaves to do their
best, which they • •ertainly did, rind everybody
was much pleased with tbe precision witn
which the different commands were executed.
Several other companies will soon leav« here
for the seat of war. Major McCready is rais
ing a battalion, of which one company is al
ready in oamp and another organizing. They
are made up mostly of Irishmen, and if I can
judge by the looks of them, they will give
Lincoln's hirelings a h tr.l knock whenever
they may meet.
We are all expecting stirring news soon
from your neighborhood; but there seems to
be only one fee Ing as to the result of any bat
tle, and that is, God being on our side, we
need not be af r ltd of any of the thieves and
murderers that chief of robbers, Lincoln,
may send against our armies. lon.
Correspondence af the Richmond Dispatch.
The Charlotte Troop.
Stacktob, Saturday, lune .''<tli, Itfifi,
Alter remaining at the Camp ol In mic
tion at Asblau.i about a mouth, the Char
lotte Troop received marching order* to Htit
tonsville.
Although we ci.joyed many advantages at
that i li. c which we canuot have el.-*v. here,
loin friends having visited us almost daily,
eel, i us many boges ol good tilings, and ths
tUlcers having been very kind to us,) yet, we
rec«J*sd lb* orovrg to march with pUuiur.,
Knowing that we wsre osfitwd In another di-
Section far actual savxloa. Front fixbixud to
itanuTOfi we went an ifcs cars twenty.roar
hours Wh*& we look our hams from the
SW tuty Wftfu qattf> fftUIBMI, iblt uATIOg
been fed or watered daring tb* trip They
I wer» *oon attended to, and now look much
I better.
i We regret the abeen -c of one of our corpa,
whom we left tick of fever nt Aehland, Mr Ll
r*heppei»on. He will be abe to jrvn n* m a
j few weeks, however, as ho is recovering his
fti-enjilh rapidly.
Swnn'on l» a .leiia-htful place. Dnr camp
le npnn a high Bill averlookliin a beautiful
valley, dotted over with t<*nu and alive wi'h
soldiers The Pittsylvania troop, command
c.l by Opt. Flournoy. are with us. Onr
Captain*. Smith and Flouruoy, are giUant
xxsxag clllcer*. and pay every possible atten
tion to the men under th**ir charge. Our
Lieutenants are very jxipular, ami promise
IO BBXksausa* olfl -ers in a very sh"rt time —
O'lr friend* at home may re; I ai'urpd that
we will do our best to repel the invaders of
our soil.
We have to-morrow morning in good spir
its and fine health. Yours, in haste, P.
Kaon Abi/ .ma. —We ln.ve the Mesilla
Times, of the Hth ult., from which we take
the annexed extracts :
This week brings startling iBIsHIgBUMX from
every quarter of Indian depred itions —
Ranches are being; de*-*rted, whole valleys
and minintr, district* are b-iig abandoned, und
the Indians, unchecked, are growirg bolder
and bolder, and eeenx to have undertaken a
war of extermination. We soon exp**ct to
hear the cry of alarm in the Mietlls Valley ;
iudeel, those on the outskirti are removing
or doubly goardiag their stock. The Apaches
are ii.tli'itely worse thin ever before knows).
Some ten days aero fot-ty-f.jur male* were
stolen from the San Pedro Station, beiongi.g
to the Overland Mail Company. The sock
of four or fivustattooa had been collected at
this point for safety, and all buteisht head
were stolen, in broad daylisht, while some fif
teen i.ien were at the station
Tissl *erb spina wbbjiibs Hetoaging to Mr.
Sam nel Bean were atteckad witfiln one mile
of Pino Alto, the driver fled (or safety,
abandoning the wacnXM to the Indians. Tne
[adians shot the oxen aad r ill -d the i.jntents
of the wagonx, carrying off lar;re qaaaititle*
of dry goods and tu.-h other article*i as they
wanted, Mattering the remainder over th.
gronad. The Inoians carried c rl". amn.f oth
er things, sjme fceveiny-flve pounds of pow
der.
They have been cor.stan. y hovering about
Pino Alto, coming iv close vicinity to mining
companies and the town, enieriiiir corrals at
nii*,ht ; and it has become so dangerous ihat
th*** ruauing arnstras have concluded to
ablution them for the present, and are driving
the stock to n ifer quarters. Between the In
dian- and the stamped" for the Sierra Uagdtan
filines, Pino Alto is almost depojuilated.
The ranch"ros ot the Mimhre* Valley, and
at diifer.-nt springs in the vicinity, hive been
compelled to abandon their hattf-matnred
crop* and seek a common safety in the Mesil
la Valley. Not a solitary white man la left
i.i the nimbrea Valley,which two years *ince
Coasted thir'y or forty ranches.
Two Mexicans were killed belonging to the
train of Messrs. Ellsburg and Amborgoa the
.11, at Cook's Spring. They had beeu s-nt
back from ihe train to look for a mUsing
mole. Nine men sent in eearc !>. of them weie
also attacked at the sate." point by the In
dians. The Indians succeeded in getting live
mule? from the train.
A party of emigrants, California bound,
were also attacked the same day. but being
forewarned were prepared for the red devils,
acd gave them a warm reception, causing
them to beat a retreat.
.Mr. 11. C. Grovesnor, Superintendent of
the Santa I!ita .Mining Company, and two
.Mexicans, were killed by 'he Apache- on the
trail between the Santa Ritamlae and Port
Bncbaaan, some two weeksaiac*. Mr. Giro
vesnor was a lithographer and aa old typo, a
native of Cincinnati, Ohio, where his family
reside. llt» hid resided at Arizona several
ye-irs, and won the goldeu opi .ions aud confi
dence ol all who knew him.
Tbbßbuaixb or I.oris Paturra.—la the
sittui-r Ol the French Senat. on Saturday, Btti
Jane,a petition was rand from a priiate In
dividual, praying that the mortal remains of
King X*ouis Philippe might be removed to
Prance. Count de Baaamont observed that
the committee was decidedly of opinion that
a mere stranger was not entitled to petition
for such tin o*ject_ and thai a member of the
Orleans family could alone make ;he request.
Were such an application sent in there was
no thing to lead to the belief that. It would
not be accorded.
ficvivtr* or tub Slavs Trade —A late dis
patch from the English Commissary, Judge
Crawford, at Havana, j net presented to both
Houses of Parliament, states "that the slave
trade continues to be carried oa from this isl
and upon the most extensive scale, and that,
so far from it having b j come odious iv the
opinion of tbe public, there are more persons,
even of capital and iiilltience, engaged in it
than ever." This traffic ia now confined to
. srtaln narrow geographical limits la Africa,
is prosecuted to supply only one market,
Cuba, and is carried on largely under one
Hag, the American.
Hosoks to a French Axtuok.—- At a recent
meeting of tbe live academies of tb* French
Institution, K. Thiers, author of the Co*, s.i
ine and the Empire, was awarded the bien
nial priz.* ot *4 BOD presented by the Emperor,
for the work "that most honors the human
mind." The vote stood M again*! 50, mmy of
tb* tetter thus acting from a conviction that
none of the members should be candidates ror
p.nzt's, rather than from hostility to 31.
Thiers, who, satisfied, with the honor, in
tends te fund the whole sum, the K.cotue
from which ia io be devoted to academic
jirues.
(IrifrowDKß —The Atlanta (On.) Confedera
cy says that the Saltpetre mi. mi tact v red from
the ear:li of the cave near Kingston, is firo
nounced by chemists a very superior article.
Hon. Mark A. Harden has already made a
large quantity erf saltpetre, and will at. one*
commmence tii" manufacture of gunpowder
on an extensive scale. So great is the supply
■if saltpetre, and so easily can it be obtained
that Mr. Harden is confident of being able to
supply powder in the greatest quantities,
and' at greatly reduced prices. We wi>h iiuu
every success.
Conn's Lautox.—<Tom. Cobb's TiSgioa is
rapidly orgaaiaiag la Georgia for service du
ring the war, and will be composed ot four
cavalry companies and one of artillery, aud
six or eigrht infantry companies. Hon. Tho*
K. Ii Cobb will be the Colonel, Major Smith,
formerly of the V S. A., Lieutenant Colonel,
and Cross, also a late D. S. officer, Ma
jor, liuv. Brown will arm ihe entire Legion.
The cavalry Will have Sharpe's carb'iies, six
tbootera and sabres, and the Government will
furnish saddles, bridles, housing, martin
gales, Aic.
.—, — 1 —
Mas Sold fob Vaobascv —A Cincinnati ex
change says that a man named Semple, who
is connected with i ue Of the oldest and most
respectable families in Covington, Ivy., but
who has degenerated into a mere sot, was sold
at public auction by the sheriff on Saturday,
for inveterate vagrancy. Andy Herod, jailer,
became his purchaser at the sum of one dime,
and will have an opportunity to net his money
back by Sample's services until the Ist of Sep
tember next.
Fbom KoRTRESri Monroe.—At lateet ac
counts overy thine was quiet at Old Point,
and then* had bpen no recent arrivals of
troops. It was reported that a column of
three thousand troops had been sent trom the
Portrees on a romnnossnnnce.
. —
Awnt-xatiok by EiKiLAKD.— Kngland has
lately- annexed to her possessions an island in
the Pacific called Forming's Island latitude
""deg. 40 BS in. north, loreitude Ufi deg. 20
mm. wen. It was done with great formsiity
and much (lag raising
lipiriT oi a Sistbb ok OhiißlTV.—Mother
EUsibeth, who has been for over .a half cen
tury a Sister ot Charity, died on finaslay at
New York. She was one ot the first who
wen' *o New York, and her life has been
<=[' 'tit in works of charity.
Uxv.CX'a WtU —Hy his Will favour, who
wax never mirried, has left the bulk of his
properly to Einardo di Cavour, his brother's
son, and there is a bequest of sfi.fiM lire to his
j native city of Turin, lor an infant school.
Out. .1. J. I'ettigrew, of the First (S. C.)
\ Hide Keeirnent, ham volunteered as a private
in Captam Conner's Corapauy (the Washing
ton liight Infantry) of Hampton's Legion,
and hai. gone with, that corps to the soat of
war.
Col. Parish Carter, xgentleman extensively
and favorably known In Georgia, died a few
days ago at Scotisboro', near MilledgevilU,
in tbe Hist year of hi* age.
Rev. Malcolm Johnston died in Carter*
ville, 'la ,on ths evening of the 17tb nit —
lie was a minister of tb. Baptist Church, and
was very old and infirm.
Kit Carson had a fall of some two hundred
feet over a precipice, tn Utah, laat April,
but alighted in a snow bang and escaped se
rious injury.
Key. P. X. Branagan, a Catholic priest,
died at Cambridge, Mass., on Tuesday.
Col. Abercromble, of th* U. S. regular
army, bae been gazetted a Brigadier General.
Tbe corner stone of a new Catholic insti
tute at Cincinnati was laid on Sunday last.
»*/■ A Lißua askortmeat ol fltoiograph and
Ambro yr* Material, Case* of ail Bill*-, aud »Ue*,
ran be bad at Ki■•*.■,' extensive (i .Mary, i4.i Main
«t. Prlco tor tliielv cxc.mcd Photcv-rapn au i
impr-'vod f-arl Ambrotvp -, $ and v, ward*.
Or, r Wwt X Ji hu.t.in'* Rook*tor. jy I—tt
tifflCJ <IP YMfi I B. aTkJSo!!i
_**- .... _ «JCfi«OB». Jaly Id.itti. j
i in lbs Irit JjVlVfts iJbbal will hs *u«n%od»d
CMnVI I S U> » 1 *» fiioraiii, at 4 ottesk, t«
* , *. D 4.» )>^«fioo*i-*__ifis &_i_tVj.
< "■ C> M M X M <.- I A 1. .
Ssnthero Markets.
ISf.vr OaL'Avs, .Tnne ■**, _C!otton—The sale*
of the w»ft were Igfi bilea. No quotation" —
Receipt* xvt. *iralp*t l"."*' BUfUe w»*ek Net mr
Ilet't-ease, .">4,300. A' all the pnr**. MM —
Stock on h«nd. Ifial sinu-tr I _ it? Proyi
sion* dull. t'off*-e—Sile* of the week SiM h-ir
at IfiXtfi. Stock il,'K»> bigs, against H.'««i sam*
time kwt year.
M'tniLß. Jnne'i'i—N'o sale* of cotton thU
veek Rec«*ip's 4J, *ig;ain«t, ;,.vi hiUs "im<
week l'i«t year. at tbi* port. 25 See
••UtM'k :> «K4. airainst 41 ob mine time last year
Rterilan Eaauauge tTligfi
_- ;: > __s» c*«aßLEirox'.'V. r . jt Ye ji
IBXI -<i em Ltlli: H*T'u X in»de r
r»ni*»rn*!nt* for ir'.curln*- * rori«ts' I *nrpi» n:
'bs t tiah'-TANNrsn, OIL I'KEeSSI' LEATII
Rfi, I am now pr*aavai ta make
uiafi ii li uosK
ar/cTioxi ht»se.
And te 81l ord-ir* f-rltin t-atn", Urir* or>-m*in at
the fine rli M lltsv ran b«eXlalßefiai fr-jui .te*
V iirk iir any . th*r Northern m.rket.
1 will submit rh» Hope to * pro er »e*t of tbett
*|asltty an 1 wnrkma"*riip b*<*rs d« iverv.
Di e<t trade unrt home BUB*fa>ctnri ti lnjr l
pn-ant nececsity, and ih" "igi* ai tbe lim»* af
t rd.iv eac'nra«**ment to Soatbers enterpriie. !
h -ye c.ini"'«n*-ed th* .. auu *».* nriix «.f H •> b E .
with the ho cc reeelvlagyear patwaaajs.
l'uur .jidero ar I rospestißily -•• : ited it
j ins*] ooßtJoir.
jy 2 -ti•!*:•!▼ n Market ft., Cb*rl«*toa S C
>"OTI(,E -Th«'-»R-i!B'-a"nri*! meet
KB insef the-ti>c«ri-i:der«-.l'ibe nil! D* -
*»I*l N HU'RxITCI CuMIANY fcr 'h-* elec
ti..a ef tiirect «* will ty* he <1 at the ofi. c f th*
f-rapia' oa tfofiD tT, th* lithlßst . a' It o'c k
M stockholder* i*r* r* I'-iested I* be p-ene-t, oi
represented by j.r. xy
<:has k w*OKTlLsJl,fee'y.
Oprj'-K i«; s Deniatoß Ixa. Co., _
hi.hin.iDl, Jaly t, ll t i Jvl 'i
fiTTfirXTl<7s7~mi a- i..nrned meet
•PvZjS lag of Canaan j v, (Cl/Tlioni.i-. : . Bl
ii.-' ".trtalioa.i «ri;i be held THIS tVo.M.MI.s:
w o'clock, at ' eraperiicc- Hail, na I hurch Hilt —
The citi/ens ot L'ui n an-i i.l.arcli Hiiik are. in
vit.il 11 a. preseat to *ix-i-t iv faliy organlziai
tb.cocßpaey iyr-ii*
r--«-o r icEaeM rtxpt howi rzai&i
V---13. at i ifcKfuwij _« U jrpaeftagßS » ~
I T raenib-rs <ri lbs iU'WI I/ .R H »TTat.- f \
">, at f«rktowa, will be s.t.-n'eil t< I****'**
if Uf at l."« n R hep.it ~n WK-.t-NK-
UXY MO-nKINO, bel r.So'el sk b*tt«rtTHifil
»ent to ths resiXeaee ef Capt. B*OWB, oa Car", i'p
tweea lib »n>i s*Ji * *. ty t— it*
_»-C_?S» A. C PORTER WILL I, KATE
»*vj*l f..r lorktewa m wfiOfia>i'S« x.n
JtUHIfHfG - a. ji ckages or Utters Ui f y .\
at UtCKB ii H; '-'IU ,-.IN"--, oil Ml.'. . -freet *"*%*_*
by 11 o'clock Tuesday, (to-day,) will ■ ;r-_jjfc
delivered by him. a C POHT.t*.,
jy — t * H.twi x«r Battalia*.
Jp-Tifis A FfcW MOHE I'UOU .VI B.\
**v.l*. Bill be r*«:eivel iv the 'Coßfsda- .
rateUreys," now Rtatio.sd acfiorf.lk If anpli-_■
eatioa be made to n. on TOfiSDAI ur WED- ■
II a* DAY Pack.gea aad Ltiers fits the mem- U
bers of thi* enrps le;l at the store of Mie't i
t re^ry,-*-.U be c-'uveved to thetii a Tharsdsv.
C. DKbWrtV.
iy s_*j> go. i; pearl street.
_-r___is, ATTLMION, IIIII.M -» ill 1.1 li
**<i-S» bfiTl ' an•Bpona.tty i*p*e**at*d x
irhereby tho*. wh. ar. desiroa* ef forming a JL
Compaay villi a view of being nt'a.-hea to t>e t>\
i-t Kigisießt Viiglnls Voiaateer*, aad.rCci iv
f T .d ..'ih ;:, rr.dj be apssdil. .rgaß'Ssd byp.se
seating theme.) *re*- *t t*i« 01. W . rkei Hh.ll
Renaetv >ub .._i..n iro: iex. at. to ;". 1' M.
trTZawsX CttT. L. M. DANCE, UP COM fi
Ps.MY n . i.-.tn Keglmeal Vi t;i -* h. __§
\ olnn'eem. will convey le' ci- **il packages fd
to the m*nabe's of <'..l *c«ic*r'e Renim- ir, I
ntati-'ceii m Kind's Hill wba-f if left hi the Gal
lego hill*, on riii'KsiiAV KfiXr, lnca-*.of Mi
.1 C H.U-.11l jy j — it*
LOST, STRAYED, &c.
f gmx—AS ENAMELED I4UTHRR (-XRPBT
aj ft Ati. Mass pocket .a th.onii*.i4e filled wbb
un thing-tobacco ; in< two key-hol-s . has a piste
in the centre ..!' .me hide. Tbe lUg lih*. m.vii
clothing tii-l a lai.;-* unmier ot letters in it Tti.
t'u.ler irlll b.- hbeially by rp*ii-n
lai* it t.. M --.r*. D..vk a Co . gragglets. H
•BS -iil>|i..-ed to have bsen b«l\re.-j the fe
lerehnigßßd fork giver Bailrualdepo * The
letters *.c .Ur.-.- Ed t-i C> in|i«uv i» , Ut hegiißSßi
w C _______ -, forktovrn, _____ |y f-34«
1 Ofit'.—filsfiaWAßlD U<4,ea ths eveuina ol
liU.j J 'li. ai : he Pe|i.it of tae Htt-rt-burK t;.i!
i".d n l>".\, marked in a«ae*'l '.I T ir..wi,
Richmond," an! with paint "T. aaltimore fie -
folB." 'i'rii li"'.!dr- r«w»r.l will be aid fur it
d.uvery at the rexideoce of Capt. .I Thompe»a
'■',r a.on Cai-y strsat. attention ol Repot
i ■ '.eH in thi* n< fre jy •.'-•! *
it»!Si'. Un Saturday night, .1 **Uh tK>l* i iOA
-* H.-X for th. Leiiius battery ( w Ise Brigade]
A*- It c*B be "i" ii' iiuit-'Tt m ih. ttacer he will
iii u a-e le.tre it a', ths '['lartei-, oa Mayo street.
iv s—tt*
LOST —Tee Mns*i*n Hle*dh aad
■jajaa "VKTISK " ms of tne i>*ri<e-'t d<ig* in
" lie el y, having on each foot and l.re*.-t
a wnite t-i".t, nil bUck el-r.wh.re A ouitabit
lewnrd will be j. aid i-v brißgins Itm to
HATT-iKK & CO ,
jy _--___* *1' -try street.
VI'RAVEII-* riiif.ah-(•ruin i ampol
W a* h i i; g t •■ a srti'le*y. ue,i- Howard *
Brit», aa iron-i<r-y linRSK, btauded
"VA."cn th« »h >Tder PUa-e return him te
cm'Up and receive the reward iy t—»t*
fi «ILIIA>I'S TACTICS COIII'JLETE. 4,
fff We have, iv press, and Wll h* ren.'y by fit
1 that thef luty. Col. OILMaM's MANTEL ill
f..r Volunteer* and Militia of ths C<ir.fede*--te
gtates, cnrapnelßg Aimy n*giDiz*tlon iiigaßisa
ii- oof Infantry, Havatiy. Field trtltl.ry and tbe
ttt.fi, Arses a»i AsatßaaiUoa, School* of the boi
dier, c<ißsaaay, battalion, Trooper, 1 roes, ana
sqaadroa, Bvoißti.asxf the fiegtaaeat, Light ar
tiiiery tactic*, Honors paid by Trsox., liutie-...'
'.'•plain*. Conapaaiee, Duties lu'nuipaud 'iarri
ions, the staff, Ratilea, Court Martial*, Masts aad
the artieleeof War—ins SM*t somplete Military
M*bb*l ever paßiisbe*.
The rrice will he K'l.j l -: by mail, *2.75. Per
*ob* resaittlag ten* ta. price, wilt re. eive it fre*
»l postage or freight. Order., te rec-iv* prompt
and eariy BttSßtiuß, t lionl.l he eddie- -ed tn
WKST t JiIBXSTOJg,
publishers. Books.llera *n.l Ptatioßers,
lit Maiust , aUehtnond, Va.
N. B — RXCBHTLT PlJHL>l*Hgfi—
TBSVOI.DItTBKB'B HABtl-BuOK BvCapt&ln
Jam** K. Lee, .f tbe Ist Ke«iment "Vi-ginia
Veluateetx, This ralnsbteiittis compendi
um h.a oniybijtu published a ieur nil n'h*.
and his now reached i's rwßXr>Xra THOO-
S.bd lt th-aid b*; in thj hands ef every
p.rsoa. Pnc'. "Blyloet*.
HAKUKB'-j TACTXa, c ntpiete. with plate-.—
ii "•'.
CO".KDKS*TB STATES A?.Mf BXttULA
TIOWB »i M,
A MafiDAL OP IN PASTRY A.nD BlXLfi TAC-
Th; 4 *. with Honor* raid by th. Trees*. Ia
spettionK. BevMar*, Sic . «.< Abridged and
compiled by l.t Col. '-Via. K. H. Hicaardson
ti 14.
KObBKT.v BAfiD-BOOR ft* ABTlLbfiuy a.ND
TP.<":»Pr.K-- bSIIMISB DkII.L. BUM,
S r Ho L Ot* THI lir/liig* *i ,v
I.VKtNTKY AX ti CAMP *>UTY. M cts
.science of war. :: ets
Orders protaptly tttteudea to.
WEST X JoiiN'sTOM,
jy '-'—it re *' t ** ! *- h i*-'>nl Vs.
fi___. ▲ ffitl ■ PRlllG W.
femf bath covbttt, va.
iv.- .amou* and popular Watering place, the
longe-t known Warm la the country— and
the only warm Suiphur Hath in tu. ftnloa a. it
was or as it la—ts now ..pen i-.r ti*itore
\ The Bah 1* wouderfnllv efflcciou* .n a Kf**t
variety of diseases—awou< them Kheumuism.
Neuralgia, Ooxt, Dyapepfci*. i.iver Coaip.aint.
• ih-ouie Di*rrh.ei, faralv.-is, Uiseise* ..f the
Kidney*, Nervous gftoloa* etc
The fine braiii-g atXtOapber* of tbe locality,
and ■i-BBtala sseaeiy are urea' a ds to t- c heal
tug virtues of the ara'ets. Iverv .itientioo is
paid to i*u6*-t>- and everything done tv promote
the com fort ef ihe .-ick aadw.il.
The 1 able Is lagglied wi'h th« be*t that can be
obtained. iuciti-ima -rood veai-un abuse! every
Bay.
the Warm Sgrteg* fit within cue day's io-irner
iroui the jrinc pal cities of Vtr*,iala, Wasbteg
ton aad Baittaßvrs—«alv li mile* w«.ht of Jdiiiho
rosgh on .he Ulrgißia t'«nt*-ai gailroi*. A d.tily
litje from Millboi .n*.h ta--.« by ihe r-prini* oa
their way to the White balpb.r.
TbIUM rsasQßßble lo famili.-:, by Ihe month Bf
_sa* v. f-y 2-ini) rffc.i baYSg.
MPOH RBW.-TWO BfifiM BN€~*i7~sa
Church Mill. Kent i*i. It-rate lo piißttnal
tenan....
Also for-.lc, one i*ooi WOKK HOKSF: /-v
apply to cm-., s Wfiii'Lii. k. Mirrx
__.!?_- JN _ Corasr ltth asd Cary *t*. eUCtOk,
_. >i.»*»M>n: NtlllTat th* xaemherß
%*ll**_rof KICHMOfiD i.oll'iE, .No IX, .no re
"•hjfX.ejUe.led te alt end a Mated Mectinrr, atthxtl
Lodge ho in, (Ma>«B*' Uall.) Iht, il'l I**1 **-
DAY) eveuißß, J.l i*al , at 7 ~ rl. . *.
11 embers of Miler liiragxi. md lr*neio3t breth
ren in good sUndiuK are frateroallv invited to
attend Hy older ct tti.. Worshipmi Ma-tar
J> --U Jli i BIDIHiK. ana y.
JlifiaiMa'fia MtrUfi'ffil) till I uu*axi.i
__ Jit.r », u«l. i
Oellnqurms r-r nei.-uitcadance at
DhlbLS end MBlliifiUb. «-.!! atttad them
re*, or fßrsUh wri>t*a ixiniu, to a Court
of iu-i'iiry for lbs a**e**ui*iit gf Ine*, to
be he. i»t reDiili-Kooiu.cn »* fiw«: eUAY tvsa
lug next, at I P M.
Br order of Major Wbbt*i.
Jy____t ugo _«r UOTBTIB. n. s.
a a>i ex: ■ ISS up fit a .ti tun c k«* of
J|THE'!di-uMP4NY OP "P" wil be n*!d at
Intheii r "in in the snot-..-.-....d b nl.lir.tr at ie X
IU 11. T<> Da\ x tall Biiendasce v reoae-ted
jy *-!'* __^_____
o WORDS AMU BOW IE-MNIVEX!
O
I am prepared to intnnfastnre io oider B-4WIK
KXIVgH aad SWO*,!)* or all kinds ia Ihe lest
ui*on*r, at my ah*>p io l«coti-v!lle, AU.em»rle
c»D-y. Vs . and ihvPetb. Bttenttexef th* pufi
ii.-. _fj»r-iw»l .!■ H.v i ei-AToo
CHEAP «\T!».
■" I H4VI roR fifibl ABOUT
Kjßesißa NItKSHfiAPOAIS.
JT _•■_*_■ B CAI'TH »KN.
SPEC! AL .\OI H E — wiUKUilne iiiipoeaibTiT
Itv . t M_s**tx_ gie-d.. e»*Mpt lor ««.h. my
B»is« t uni this d*j> will bs f. r. *.n obi v
... , J- 5 PBAYXBIU
j7 *-»•> ■ l>iw_«gl«t. ITth sue*.
etfisr dUtel iiMj fir ifi * fit
it I JM Mftlß tf CO.Mf 40BTB PJit-OflW.
MARRIED
nit. by the Re» Dr Brown *i tbe
'•t-. l-nce. f hebtide* f»»h»r. fit** EI.Lh.V AT
fi__,?»_a*d n c: Bj,yo, bo b.f klectty
gW; ruaersßUrg papers psoaXU e*py. •
fit H Paji-. t 1,., r .h. on lbs ?7 h aH.bwtx*
»'*, ? r L _ 4 '"B*K-t"de, Mr. JAUK-4 HAYB«. „f
Kre.lerlck.hr,-... „ n<l •_,„ BKTT'K TEfiVll
BBUgfatsrwl Wni. (I'eeti. E*r| ,«f tbi* city. » '
UiX.U,
'>n H»ndav Jwlj I«U(;*I«KLVS CfiRKQL* m
yc'.ildof «r*«h.i, K i„n A and Hester A Onfflp
ifo,| ]ti mon-h* *ad 14 .lay,
Tt.« 'rten'* of the ftmilr, and Iho** of b'*
are inTite.l to *tt»nd tb.* tuoeral Ihl*
Tn.- Iht) sit*.rno..D at 4o elosk from hi* f ther'*
t-e-idence on 4th street, between Jackson and Hn
ral. •
I) 7' and it, th« *t.th ini-t , 8' HMITT
aaghteror Fred-rirk »nd il* r Tifiaalll. sgig I
/'•vi 1 '-' uimli'lii. nun i diT,-i
I nder -h-* ■ I Haas tee liid wjih eire,
h*Bg a L'n* mother wi.re w~ p;n< ,
Tniiei the »1 low. wit h if.ld- n rrnir.
liur leui Ittile Lut -s 1 lies (leapiuK
Her'un-ra! wiil tnke ' l*c> from the rm-id*oc->
f her p:t*-?n*6, vc sth, between Broad -nd M*r
*.all »tre, v, fo-dAy. a* 4 o'rl'<-k Th* M. nd
f tbe farrilv are respert Bl ▼ iav-tud io »'.: v.l
*t Fort Larami*. VsAiTSflktT.'vfterv, on til.
• h .117 f , ir ,i, us,., WILLI AM B rOaTfcK, of
-tlrhn: ,,ntg t V-r, '.
WAJNTo
[For other "Wants," tee First Pag*.]~
\V A ? T F :D -' f ' to ? ' REcrriT-i for sn AH
~ ll ' lA *X/ °*****fi*. naltcne-J at________<
•rk ":. Lni! rn-t tnroi 1.1 kf^l\
'.*'-'• mi- otll.e ovei Wooub rsi nfKT
_ T. Q JA< X -ri*™*"
J -. -T. _ . . _ K'Crsltlßg t fflcer.
\1 T AN i I*. U-T.. bir* f..r * privte nil*.a
XX I a* ivlACit. ilitiV HI, and a i.ttoK vhic.u
•t-a-!i nd iron
gpplieaa'B mast produce -* i-f.,ftorv recn-n-n-
I* I 'is- aa lo cbaraster nr.d eaiMltv. .»i..ly al
be .1... f thebptiawvs iv -.*_2sj
U, a\ T 11) fiioTood I\\ anted, a partner,
wun tritu v«u to »10,..iii to en_;ai;e ut' 1
nanafaelurtag haalaeea st ihe fisntb The bnti
.a*. 1- *-t!>ctly * e*v_| , ~. ._, a staple a tl. le
tddre*»"atxJirjrA( rPfififi," Ihroagnths kieh
'Boßd P.ad .iffie**. Pox «•' jv »_.ir
\V r ** ?* fc it-** *c MUM** Ml K*l!iv-1 Ut-u. ~
»v nia i'aWTEK. »ucu bs fiHtenaia rtteher*
'SB 1 ..ta, < i,-t,.»r-, 4c , an ii i, needed f..r aim;
nr;t .-**., Ur which the rn h *iißist pttess will ■*
.'*id, oy %V W ft.vtAii,
Eicliraond Lock Factory, lath ft
IV __-__! _ Kala » n ,. , ArV .
BY 'I 1! : V *■-**•_- A"-' .Ol;- |W| *14. M B**||,
•V Hardware h >.n.e i\. JU e need S*»l* who
10 not Badsrstaad the h'i*lno-.*. Oood referei.ee
rnqntred Addrens •• B.,'' through tue I. O.
t> W ififi-OfiMlLlTagy WOfiat Th«bt.*:
, ru-es paid lor Bead hand*
___._. ?■ 6T..M rv Bfiv.fi, ;:i at ,
?* f-_ l dooie bel w Ex4.hu g. l-ttnk.
U7 A N I'ED - by - gaatii m m ia vßs • f txs dcv
wx eraueiitDeparim.au, B**A hfi and L*»lHi
iy* in 11 private Kmliy. U nuld be *s'l*fied with
piaia act mmodaiiuß*. Address Box r«a p.,
'*£_: ___j ! i 1
tXrfiliTED-Aboßt .-*■• J.\b MiKts, "i.-l^Tr
*v color*, uood wage, will b. paid Apply
Immrdiately, at Uiiz.iikoi.k a TnwnA*' uij
eery • 11 Kiiuik avtniie, 1 1-4,1 ij t ,, i( i strebi
ty-'-lt*
\t r A M I" X, D—HAN ltnyto~iuait« MlLi 1 AkT
TV daCCltb Apply iXim»diaiely at
/MA MYiKS'.
_.Iy--_l_* / 6-) .* n toreet
VV r - v S * fi*** - a w iiTFt \v(i c A*TiTTT.iJuli
*v WA:li iind IgUJ tot a. priv t-i famUv
i»»ly i> D I*. DvOGargT,
.' ■-' -'-' - Nearer Le i_u nrd_tji ids
IX AVI'ED- * BoOiS«,fwr ih« 4dCnmt*B]
*i (nr-wa'sßittwy) B-owii-(»r9atUlba a
o i.iv, «.- .arply to laMK> BfiLXTT
|j 2—em »t« ttateCosul Heese.
CHAN CERT NOTICES
pITY OF lIItHMOMI, io Witt—Xl Unlet
v l bald in thet'lerk't. fates of me (.curt of Hn»t
•-,,'» f.- 'tie .-.did city, ou ilcnday, the Ist day ol
Jaly, MM.
I'nci J -rcher Pittj.l
oiiiii"»t i
I'h >;.!>!■> H. Kiiis. Pewhnte* Flit*. Ir., ilxfixar.
Margarets till*.ha thawP Tavi.-ri
aad A. M. .Vimino I'el'is J
Th" abject of ti«la --in. i ■ t.. i-,...v-r »s<ains* t v e
• lefentiaut tb* suiii '.t -lv Hund'ed and fw. Pol
rtisniiil Sinetv-'ive Cent*.with leu.il latere**!
ibereofl Ir. m iheTth day ef Jbb , ls*i, till paid —
ABittavit having beej rua.de that the defendant.
e\:wbatan Ellis, Jr., is not a resident of th-
S'Mte ef Vlrgialß, he is hereby required to BB
pearinthe said Clark's OaSes, nithia one moutD
.itse ■me publication here.nl, *ad. do what maj
te necessary to protest In* interest.
A Copy— l'et-ts :
_.1_ _-_ i_ • v BO Hi'WARD, Clk.
, ugY t*» aXICsfiMv.UB>, M wit:—Ai aale*
v> held in the Clerk's «!•« of the Court of Hast
agsforths said city, ea Moadaj, tb. Ist fiav el
iv >, lan .
Peter .!. Archer.... Pitff, )
a.jointt
Th.vi'- IT Ellis. BfehardS E li* Jr , lIxBXbTt.
Powbat** Klli*, .Ir , K. W. :*.imru.i, f
aad Margiret X Kili** t'ft-.J
'1 lie object of this suit in t4. leover against the
Jefe-Jiln t sum < t ->-v-n Huodrsd Bad Fifty
r hrse Dollars, *vith legal interest thereon fr "m
-hs 3d day 'f Jn-ie, i-tii ml pill. Aflld.ivi'
Uaviutf b*aa made that the dt feasant, Pow*
-at v E'i-, .Ir , !-• nut a ronidem uf the Mat.
of Virginia, he i< hereby required to aiipeur in th.
-aid Cterk'a (i£ic«. within >.ue month alter a*.
publication hereof, and ao what un-v ne neoesna
rjr.... protect bis interest. A Copy—Tssta:
iy .'-liWlv.- KO lidWAKU, Clk.
CoNFEPEH-lTl? RTATgaj OF AMERICA, )
WAKI'EPT.O IiXAN'K OFfl' fi, '
Kicnnonn .luy 2, -'-it S
PROPOSALS -rill te )*v :t ivpd at 'hi* .flic
I auiii 14 o'clock af., .a Thineday, Xth la*l ut.
f r the mien a.Mire of three thou-aaa] 1 V'" 1
*>WOfiß BAYONttTrI. Har-ner's Kerry p'Uein A
model to • c farntthed hy the Departs*****!
}X____-___ J. OUfidxa, < hlef efOrdaane*.
DI fTPCIXsi SOlll t.- the le. 1U..1 i~eT
.o- it ih- rKAbfißb'B >fi"K, of taeetiy ..t
an:, rnvind, have thi* day d*jcl*r*d a divd-u-1 •*
f< v- and ..u- nuarter per rent, out . f be ptoti* of
Ihe.Kl.ntc up to thi* dar, wbich. after BUraßßXtng
■ >ne-i|iiari«ir of one percent, bonus to tue Mat-,
.c v.*. ;':.-,ir per t*Lt act to the -t c.ih- M-r*,
i-a> able on apiiin-ati o X fci*TOfi. taabter.
Keliin >'id .In v t-t. i **01. je 2 -l"r
L'AAI 1 I*l FLU Hat.
We are expectlKg another lot of tbat
SUPSfii-lR JAM I.V vl-'C ■'.
From Wintheeter, Vi., which b** ;*ivea entire
BBtls*'aet'.oa
call and leave year -rder*.
TYI.KR & SON,
_jy •.*■—Si 1.14 < ary -tr-et.
J~ firsuififit fitiic t. ~Zt*\\\\t
Owtax* te tb. a ra>*t l*Bat**aißal
itr 1 1 ptUCßlißg MinD ie.*, -r .; then oulv I' n
c nil, anvsaA** ie. f4.rwillb.fo CXfiH O.n'LV
• xi-ep iujr hu'v tfi bs whoea Beeonass hay* hosa
paid ne'ei'f un promptly, in he 111 .n- ii- of .lan
a ryaud.iu.y. fir. P. W T.IILOK,
jy I— lru SN Rrn*d -:'eet
XE E>i, itLX»*TfN a"WlfiXl \y\ 1 bag t*
keep iheir irieiid- advised f .h.u rxsKival
»«vsajtuorsahevs their .. d nt-tn.t •ethe_ra»v
Iron F out'tore, d'rectl) oppo-i'o to the DuawW
•.-tlics. >v* lie acd lis. v* a stis*t, where .lir 4
im prepared i j .itii'vs itn-ni with Civil and Mii.
t*r« Clothlag, a* hey niav desire
We have »• cured the B'TTUias rf MsaslS E 8
M-.Ei.i-ol aod X J -■■.*.*-., wi ii other *ip*rl
enced cutter* and having a Ur«e f.ic, of 1 p*ra
tive*, W* invite Muers frum mliiUry coicpanie**
*nd otherc. j> j
/ lA.YIf UtilM tAUk/HBU-i A>D
\J ftloOL-4 -line fpleuuia EokH'O i oii-j h. I
stead, M.i.'.re-.-, .Vt- ~- aiulei*. <*n.p lablei-,
Cot* and Mattre-ses, on hmid cad made
t- or.t ir; l>>r sale chean Ai.lX tuiTT,
iv i . 0 ncr I'lh and liatn -treet*
ItLVAL'S COII.H *»VRLP-A »overeiKn
1 ' remedy t- r Uvaghs, Ct*.. raerasus I,
Whooiini; Cough, Aithrna au.l Incipient < on
•ma 1 Ilea. P__B»red and -old t>y
iy* w pKTfiitxofi fi t'*\. Onßra-istn.
P EAI 11 E», V i At H ES, P KfiCMiCa -EX
I ceiv.ug daily, per tmpttsm, choice I'hAi iiLe,
Irexa Colaxtbae, oa. F.rsals by
A ANTOHI.
jyt Mamftreet.
/ wTTau t. BEi»j»t*v .\i>». .w «TfTtE'i«rEs,
\J CHAIKti, <v , ..a liana ad for -.ie rh***.—
10 ('.;t<»>:e beXVteads »nd Mailre»se- ; r-jiiik
•sat, t'aa.a*d eVoKSd-sent Chain; Table*. Cafii
net>, r-'.fae. Wanlnbe*, fig fibfiX- fiuTT,
_iv - Corner aod Main *t»
• lilil «HO»V «lXfi*lßln.-C*>rß* auitafit* tei
11/lr Canteen**. X :*! **f%e, BpeHs C rk«, l«em
1 i;oo Crux, and Cork-, of ail Bind*, tor «aU by
iy* w. pktrkk n a ci»., nvußgnits.
/ iOi'to!S YiR>S.-i.-j bat** "union MiU*7'
\J for a*!.* by
jv'-' I. A (}. fi, DAVgJgpOfiT.
I AJUhhAAM. aI'KLIHC, t i.riHiebv
I, ♦»*"JI !ZJ JeHM X OIiMD.IV X *(»V.
Hit AX. " *"ai»,Toirg" - tViVau, MAOiIKA
WIAKs, hHEKKY WlNtii-A lull *»». rt
m*nt. in steXU and for *ale in 4_uaniitie< to aali
purch«*er*. A *o. ext.a Sue oid WHISKhT, la
, Btireand foraale by St-LitfeA' \ ll.Hi.c.K.
Ie W Corner ___ nod < ary ____________
nO\t AKll'fc DROPfi-a e.r
-taiß cur* for uysentsry, l>i«irL-ea. fie, ao«
•o prevalent, for sals by
A. BOOKKIB fi CO.,
late •tala *t . iMr»M **arkat.
I 'pOHTafILU lOKbh.-fur »."i**>;.*P o r
IV bMU Forge—.nilrely new. frto.. fits
ci.AuKaoa, Anoaiiofi a Co.,
is*** So Wjfajaxfißßjt;
nROtS MIUDCIIGfi WLTFUT, n',.*ri.ii'.
. V j brand, tn store sad lor sals by
BkLDKfi a SitILVX.
___•*• Corner 14 t. *ul <»rv *tr**t*.
P«Btx|caVlMl KarfiYfißahßi. - firea*. fiefl
I MeUl and Mvslia PrsMrvug Ksiiles, for sale
by cLAMb.*i», iM»k»M'.i a . <> ,
Jelt _ _No jsx M*» »'ree*
jf'UUKlt VINa*«ABiV--Wii*J*i . k eii^7.«riu7T
V ' Viasgar. Blayl* ib Sarry c- aa y. ta store asd
forsal.br iSM,i»js.v a un.LEii
lit.A-«CA*ti»'» I*II.IA. -Hla*r«rd * Kl.», Jt
I> limiii* of Iron, tor -».% by
___;* % HiinrKKß * m
M A.]»a»! llA.lfit-'A/B~~n*vi »»HißH~T.ii id
We-Kiß e'irsd HAMs. ivlnvh we will -ell
l.'X\ t< c.o-e the eccaigßin«ni
_Jy I _ _ JOI, j» * a«m«.
HiC»»i»i q(.ait t. ear*a la
••rang* Mxs_ty, tojLilJs bv H ' *
iud ? Mar*t
rb aw^i^^* 1 ** 1 **"**
AOOtlom BXALiiat.
V*lfV< ■ .«! "
By Al •inri.t'r Sutf, Auci'r.
PHV OOOp", 1 inTHiV'i Ayo p**|i V
<»...>ii- _Will ii* *. .1 at me: r>B, a «ay
B/ore Till- M RXlfifiLal 10 a si• ck. a lot of
liivfio.i «.«*••.. »-*n de'lolh'nc. io. e». H»'», Xe.
..'it<»'fi:iks WbUkay.firaaily
T»! aeov, Ci.fCAery *i.d «»la*«-W re
ly 2 A'■.! X 5' TT. Anrt
u= - ■■' . ■ a_- ■>■■-■—.:- atsas —c
frrTTTIK ,A*
Ui K. U 4*.h. fisjaxUxs
QTtXCR OK (llvMll lOXiEßiru, TOVU.
o 1 Ptii-'K** x«- . Ac , AT X tiCT JOfi —oa
WRD.NESf'AV. ad iift at • OM.IIV. I wlll-81l
ittfcxst *f X. A H-*»h. k*-'i s_r**f if i«t
an 1 Ualn «tree!«, »l *'' fk ol COP- KB« TloS
XXI KS, *c , ten tklir*; ..! Fare Car d S»_ Pinsf*.
-rut* la stsat v-.i;,... v It****, -reeking and
'hewing Tebacc ~ fnucy *rtie.a-,4c
—il hfi,_
A U.i of very niperior WINES, BSArDIEF.
WHI-KhT- \c , Sc.
T.sm*-C»il. g. «~r<"iOX.
j> 2 Arctioceer.
OTOfL'K OK 1-r.ilC t.K l *•!*. HllKstA, COW.
~ w'i iuai, fie, .« .ir au' ri a - "b e.i •
UKI'AT. Sih n-; . .«•• Vj.ic.iic., I *»ni tell at the
elors.fßl* ni-. *m. ::.e 1 • Woodward oa Kr*nk
ilj, b«iw-tn Kb »cd fsthstreet* tbeir ei-ilre
B**sk •! Ofiocfifilfix, UQuOfifi, fie., seuilstleg
of 1 lerne v»r tty.
-ALSO,-
Two iiio*-*. I'xce'.lent M''ii-S v .s. *ensd »od
nnog 1 r ry Üb*i M.k'. H COfiT, I W.\ot>.V, »c.
Aftor which will Le sold th* KtY of I*. -tois.
Tsbk* —C*h. X B COOfi,
jy 5 Aatloaaer.
-ilr'c A Dili tin*, iuooc.xd'-ti
J I rt. JrB*Bj.*B**B>H«BXBXBIBt I»iT»*J*UbJIWbBI
RICiLdONV rffil XSdOC'AXnOA.
rrios. 80. 1M Maix (1 fi. Cobxbb or lira)fit..
KICHKOHD, Va
CXarW**»d SWA Afi?-.*», is*.
Thi* via sad tellable Inetiruilca, wltfe ample
tßclial, and cou-nif' fnnd rar**rnlly Invseted,
• . nuf to 'n*ar*BL'- YEs UtMLOISOt*. MfiB
•IaNDIZE, of svery -lercrv'Vn , HOCf-EKOU)
rUXB ITO Kb and fuail] WaUfilfiG ArPAKKL.
EfrSKLS. CAKAOfifi -.ad VfiglGXTf at tbs l-.wsal
-nrred* ralei.
Lc**e* *d',nt;'**i ano sail Wttfi all e<*a*tbis fits
*t:'a aiaxcroa*
aavMCnvrte Hcfieitfi bartox.
11. T 1 . tb am, *>*ncl»J darns..
Jjhc * ' '-. I orxs leha'f. ..lblstt
,'o'ijj / -. & Tho* X Kn*t
▲lax. fiarrsfi G»i S i.'wtthtray.
Petar 0. Warrick
DAVID tOKKIb. Prosldeat.
Joxs i. Wii.i.os. Ti«>v*oi«r
X. T. Kbo-'KB. : trctarir a* I?—iy
jltsiTlir vaxt .>i i huh, Agarn* Bnfi « * ; Tafi
• LIFE IfiSVKAIICI oOMralrf____f New torX.
'Oca »i lbs Insnranee Agency of Tbomis M. At
-•bib>.t. m Uth Mreet, nearly opnoslte floddla's
'all, tliir* application* will tie received
*n ll- _
_mES rixt ittxi.a.
V fiAKKih KIKOKAHCfi.
tißcorporated **Xt.)
TflU VlEQiaiA SiSfi AM* MAaUISfi IHBUR-
Xfitifi *.» Mi'ANY.
V 3 H*£r* So 1* M. n Street, Kiehmoad. _gnu
(> f iTAJ. aad btIKKLLS. XWoO.Oi-O.
This U-.H. any can tbe advantage of
ears' experience ' a the Inisorance BU.tn.SS, Bam
avfiag eijoy«d tb* fiwof of the pi; u'.ic daring all
f that pert** r»jd» no steel-1 reeomni*t;datlOß
■> •■'*- c! ... - of • .rkini.,
It effect- Eire Stfjf acd coratry, aad
Marine 'iitarnccc to sP_ r CT*N of tb* world.
IU casii capital and ssjfpln* are as abo*re, aad ll*
.ffslrs .."e vi ".uag'j-J pmleDtlr, bat Ut>«.r*.'ly. sal
is . a - ..!, are ab low c.* Ik re »'f any other gocd la
tit niton. i>iK."''T'..as.
<¥.h •.'ovardla, I E. W-..i-worth, t'.irtrk tnlLa,
osephAileo, We Keen, Geo W. Smith,
4mace L. Kent Tl o* Samson, 8. L. Wlastoa,
•Tm. Ha>a*r. Cha* W Fnreeli, Jne.fi.flordoa,
vlt>* R.Parker, Joe. P WlnMoa. Arch Thorns*.
sa.'fi laloo*. H.A CI a. port c,
Apply to the PraaMsag or becrerary. la person
»rby letter W. L. CUWAhDIN. r-resldeat
Wm. WILMS, fa., h.c,-"tnf t* B—ts
MEDICAL, BOBPiTnLfi
Hi.is.tM i Al. vi t M le. >i ai> it. AL COL
hScJK OF VIUUIMIA.-Thi* HotpliAl ereet
*d by me liberality of the Mate, at a cost of more
LhaaffißX.BßX :« r.nrr completed, »nd «.p«a for tb.
rassgilea oi autleatx. '.! Is admirably adapted by
U:■ Ti f*l :oe .;-.-.•.!' oodatton of the sick, aad ia
'araiahag wiil- every eonrautanee re<*nl*tite for
heir comfort aud succet-ifal trealmeut. Ir*»it
aii.m. oq M*r.- 4*-.'' •.1.-.-.-;, se.it of 13tb, Imuiedi
tely adjacent to the Medical Collsg*, while re
ired and airy, U a* ibe -iajikj time centrsl, and
or.venlent .! sscssa frora all itsrt» of therlty.
Tbe pat'niits a--« under the fn.medlat* charge ol
ne l'r.> r e»».->rs of tue Coiiet*e, (who uiako dally
'Uite,) SXSBBtsd by a coopetant BaUaBBBXI Fhyst
lau.
Ali persons requtitag Medical orHnrgical trest
,en' arHad.uitted, sxoept tne IsnAVk,, and tho«s
sberlßi) underbßALL-Poi ahp othbb 'yFBCTtocs
iBMBBBBe.
LiTIBS-ia Waum, beth white and colored, rs*
i*lve svecial care aod atteatleu.
(.H.ljOiK**.
IsciodlCK Board, Mel.ott! Att*ndaao«. a*.i
VihiLe putleots A* o Sr wtek.
glavea s "
And at ihe -leme lata tot fraction* of a *»*..
, Kor ie** than one week, fi per -lay, np totne
-t;ar K e for a full week,
heveril fnrnished PniVXTX Roons have
>een pro-rided lot tho** desiring separata accom
modation* The charjK* fi-r tbetie will rary from
t'i te *'-5 per Week.
-.r Snrificai nperatloas, a fee r.. ...-in* from fil
0 *2o will be rsqnlroa, in addition to tbe abovs
■teelsiy rate*
IV sbbXßßi payaf > *■ the renwvii 14/ tne patient,
A !' it«d bbbbbb* af '.* 1» p'.acsd at the dUposal
f (;b-.rltible A-.«ocla:ionn, at *ISO per aaunm,
j iviii-U seniißD-innliy. or at. kcorrespoadiOK rats
or s' *; is-inth*
PBtl«u.» c-tnveyed to vi fr. pi th« tlo*pltai la a
nit? b'ii vehic.e, provided ex;>re.'»ly iur th* pnr
iex a
«':i''.?ecs tad sirsni/ers are Invited to visit the
I'.'spttal, ■'!..' toepeci It* .
i President—Dr. L. S. .TOi"Nb>.
Att«ndinx i'.nystcians—lira TDl'KfiX COH
•VAY, and McCAW _ __
Att»ndiiiK sorgeona— Dr*. ' IBSON, PETICO
.IAe, and WKLLFuKD.
Kmidsßt Pkyßlsaaa—Dr. Ifiaiafi H WHITB.
StftWird-K M P*\K'SH tp tl ly
B~ELLfi.VLt Sttai. i i *... _"
CHUSCB WM L, aICBMOkP, V*A.
Whits PxTtXXT*)—ls warns, tx par w**k; ta
• rlvcte rooar.*, *1 r > *1» rer weer.
SI.AVBS— *.'• per w*f k L«»b tbsa a we*.*, ai p*r
lay; hut act to eiceeo *•■ per week c
iver the first, week 71 .«n 1 jver d».y
.Vo «j-rra ihnjr, ezcert for n:-r ...- i t.-,--iii:ioc*<,
.ul tUen an <t.ldifflou*.i foe lauxlari fr.nn fi to **•
*tll b* charKed tiil'tptyit'e on the etvur.ni ./ rA»
.ir««t»r No sniail-pox adnnllted
A covered Miring wajr.'a will convey patliaw to
vui from th« Hefpitsl when d**lr*»d (Trder* may
ie left*.' the M«si*tal,e*al tneolaceuf A 1. rioL*
■anxx, i'-ib BSjrx*., between Main and t aij.
Th* »rib»cri;.er, who tsn besc *..niiecr*d t»:ih
b*> '.ns' ' • t'> v .-"• iv ■ .r-.U'lAi-.iu bu.v.... «k*n
t iin-tnr hi* ej.cla»4V* ch-irxe, aided ty compel*nt
is-.l*! tn'e. seildta a coatlnnauca ot r.be '-.'.e.*»l
jiatr.-.nagß of hi* friend* v.d rxf the pnb.l* /bbs*
rally.
XtUxdlßg Fhyslsiaa and si «j..c
JAMKS lOtTUfi.Bl i> .
' drsse *tre*t. between 4tt> and tax*
ASaiSTAXVS:
C W P. SHi.iih U 1- ,
ITfinXXfi ■Ui. *or -.Itbaßd U<-»r.a ■ rs.
vv w ooeoTv. m d..
la :*—lv a**td«nt Puvsiclaa.
IV AR,W AX , V A rfi,.
\> Tat LATFST SEW* I
FBKPAKB YOUr. »Lvae Fo * WAfi'
BfiTlfi DxvTs * BRO ,
>".-.. Al t-.i *.*i .ax MKVi'.r. trxrsxasrßi*, Va.,
Him tbl* uay ree.tt.ed—
1 ;->u y*rd* HL' X *Ai i.MT.
l.OH) yaiO* BwOE SATIN at
t,ses yard G-tfif CAVIM* RE.
» 000 yard, GBIT C**'h'M*Bl.
S.uoo yar'* i.KRY -ATiNKT.
si**oyard*i» *T fi fit ffi-XT.
ItUiariitllM rfiifißfil*.
IBM yard* <»HfcV LANM*.'..
5.10.; yard* M >nh Ca'uiiaa k£l C'
5 ,B*X yai J* .North l**o.iu% riiSKeliV'
5.110.1 yards M'.*i-ue,ter M'Lu CL'TH.
S wo yard* Man.'t-i»r MM. < U'TH.
$...., yard* H'.\6At'K S
5 000 yard* HOgrjAi'K'i* JgAIVH.
5,000 y»rd* H.KiPKit UfififiT, for Military
Bhtrt».
S.uoo yard* r-TKIFEI) UfififiT, I >r Military
fhlru
1 000 am** BRASS B' T "OXb.
1 coo «r.»« RKtHi*. Ht'lTii.X**.
■ L.we gnaae t-ourfiufifiaTß BOTTOM*.
i.oue «•** O*Jjf|XOBB*TrS BOTfOAfi,
i,iiuo pair .*#.'. ;>...* :■ rr. r*.
I,M Mil UHil BLAfifitTfi.
1 «SS varl. (luI.D BHa'l .
t Mm) yard* <"*"I.D ''I'l.tt.
5 i/ihj yard*. BsS), YelluW, C'reeß and Bias
UKAiD _ -
:,m) yards Ke.. Yellow. Uroea aad Plo.
BaVfiit.
-ALSO
-6.i bal»* TKMT CLUTtt.
to t-.u* that < i.nr-4.
J. bale* bfiOWl .lEt.N I *..
* balm Ba'iWN JK fig.
- A I.*•<<•-
--[ *■ COLT'S AKMY -10.1 S%VV FIKTObg.
io CUhIX KbVi'hV Ks,
EVERY OTUSfi fijajn OF tvtrtx,
Which ha* last beon received
I'.J.'M THE si'l'Tßr
- Xli rf whloh w* og*rt«
Wri'ti-tsALt BUYUBS
' Or MIUTXBT < "Ml'iMKa.
At B SMA4.L AUV UCI 6B th*
CO»T PHICfiH!
All wiablsg ths above lie*"** mil p.eaat sail em
: Bess ib»iror_ur*toiax ttsad'ia*it*r* forali kilts*
of MiiITAKV iiiK.l).*. wjj'tu last
JJAV'D DAV.e a Bfiii.g.
No. II Byeanior. »tr**>',
ly l-tet Peieribarg. V..^
a. HOI TIOUAL MILITARY «oo»« ►*..
.'\ eMV-bkg tsu ai.ratag—tXsns*rr*ff Jfavy Pie
:uu; to doiea Ur*» II *imi r*B<i*<ae -a * *. i •
j *ru-» (jut Butt b. l.eaaya d*< Md*< Dr** ClOlhi;
, T.lte yard* Hi.. Clvth*: l.n* yard* fin. n,. ,1 d
I'l-tb*. legsthsr with s largs .t-ct of Good* tet
Mttitery parpoasa. ALfKKO MOdte,
. je i at gate **
t ptaTt BBBBfiWBBBBXfiUBBB*
Tb. aad.rtiaaad i« *o» prep*.!**, to «l**a net
; Water 1 lo*«u,rilßSßaadi , iii-rlo:i*»*. la ths ih-'tv
1 «*t Sottas, ta a nimir which wIM net aeog..****
to ths pr*ail*ei oa which (*« may w-.rs. a a*>,
ilma then* Hli**|.'o era *•• eos*ire*'** »* ♦.
I .« water aad Airtight Hi* bos*** sax b* fen. I
I at l>r**i a Posroa's, soruer Uth **<j Mala at* ,
Bad JoUXXVi*" A Mlll»*4r'*l»> et,g»!B, b«»W**»B
l'-.h aad lath *ti*si* A>< »f*l«r> i.fi at ihe »N V •
; feuB _
Agjtxjf*i FBBjtVxjr 11 h an v gjftifiM
. : _*i-

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