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sANFoRD's
YER IN Woo TOR
Never DcbIlftates.


ills compounded entirely Gums and has become an es
tabhod fact Standard Medicine known and approved ~ ali
sed and resorted with confidence in oil
the Diseases for which 1t is recommended.
thousands within the two years who had
given hopes relief the numerous unsolicited certi6
Gates my possession show.
The must adapted to the temperament ndyId
taking used in such quantities gently on thu
Bowels.
Judgment guide you in the use of hs
Liver Inyigoraor and it will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarhea, Complaints
DysenIery Dopsy Sour Stomach Hsbitual CoSrenes ho
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Jnantum Fauence Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses and may used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache Gas
thousands testify twenty minutes ii two three
spoonsfu OF attack. All who
are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix tho month with the Invgorator and
bothtogether.
-Also-
sandEorti's Family CEthartEc Pills,
pure Vegetable Expcs PIT upn Glass
Gases, air tight eEd will keepin any climate.
The Family Cahafc PHI gentle and active Caharc
Rhch fherropretof used bis practice laoe than twenty
oBg ase Se Pii and Go %heR es re-
AT FER e seS ] a e s a ri sa
on d different portions Of the bowels t,,..r
ESTABLISHED fact compounded from variety Of the pure
Vegetable &tTaet which act alike On every part Of the an9n
taTy canal and good and safe IN all where Gtarc
ne4ied such q DeFepgement Il he stomach sIeepiness
over tie whole body from Sudden cold which frequently, Il
neglected end u course of Foyer Loss Of Appetite Creep
Weight In the Head al Infam1aatory Diseases, Worms IN
s asqF ns ssss y Te 3 e. II s q
nentiop IN his gdyetissegt Dose 70 8. Price, Dimes
b Druggists generally and sold b tie raden ali the large
g. W SANFORD, NJ D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
$50 Broadway y K. : ,r,prepr !, ~,
mafd&W Aad sold by eTssy DIpggst
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vzssEEs, a. Il. BLACxDEAR & BRO, rz=...sssz=.
NiEEf Wholesale and Retail Dealers in EfFRF7
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans.
1 .ouLsLANA suaAR RMEINENY ZOE aALn

"A OR LEASE.
That very desirable establishment situated the left bank
Of the MsSsppi below the toyenment Wharf aud within
the limits OF the city Of New Orleans offered good
investment 10 capitalists who be DESTROYS Of aiding il the
Of Southern manuiaoes It now in complete
pair and il well found having engines boilers
pan centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters m9ps
ample stores aud yard c0opeage and in fact all the
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery MoaSses Reho
ing large scale. With little additional expense, it might
be easily converted into a Cotton Mill
has Wharf attached to il The Ieyee with water sut
Gent for the accommodation Of vessels delivering OF taking in
cargo.
For further information and for terms, apply to
dig tf&W BAREI.LI Il Co. 81 Common street.
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SFAADING'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
Save the Pieces!
U ohYl DISPATCH!
ps5-" A Stitch in Fine Saves Nine.n-ga
As accidents will happen in wellreguated families ii
is desirable to have cheap convenient WAY fer 70
pairing Furniture. Toys, Crockery, ETC.
SpuidiIlg's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies, and household can afford to be
without it, It is always ready and mp the sticking point
There is no longer necessity for lpng chairs pinered ye
neer headless dolls and broken cradles just the article
for cone she'll and other work so popular with ID
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing the valuable qualities of tina
best cabinet rs glue may be used in the place Of or
nary ulucage being vastly more adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
N B--A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price % cents
Wholesale Depot, No 4S Cedar street. New York
Address HENRY G. SPALDING 4 CO.,
Box No. 5000, New York
Put for Dealers Gases containing four eight and twelve
do2ena beautiful Lhogsap Show accompanying each
package.
RE~A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GTTTE
viii save Ten times its cost annually every household
Sold by all prominent Sationers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants ahould make note Of sPAIDING,s
PREPARED GLUE when making up list II will stand
any climate io1q 1vSw
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F5tE 0F I'D AC The correspondent Of the
zSS1s Transcript tells the following

tS5ItF On 80 AGEprST.-Ib correspondent OF the 4
Isegl pt tells the following Il
Il must relate ii little incident that occurred
liefe recently at the time the Astor House was on
foreigner before crossing, engaged rooms at the
loHse, and happened TO arrive on the morn
Neg 0t that iFes hen the rear Of the house was IN
a 6iaNe, Not being used to ire-engines, and tie
S5nEgai0 and hustle 81 Iires lie was induced toin-
e4siae 9f the aekTna tha occasion Of all this
saesion OH nothing y said he, "only the back
sse iioase 0ii But do you expect me to
stop 4fa OH yesi they will put it out, and
off He 5anspsd the baggage into the hands of the
N9Feee. Agaia said the foreigner !: 6 Do yon ex-
3eet zoe 10 stop here2 Oh, yes; they willput
out Ed has only reached Tic next partition
hltone. sssailI have room ?ii agkedhe. Ger
taaly sEs IsH sh9W you KS 6 Bnt the house
ii ap tiFe e alter Dh, yesfs they VIII put il
ans.
I'LL le gfas ashefed to FL room half filed with
sflte tie cisalnbefinaid hlanlly asking him il he
" fila cake V BATH Bat, said ha, I. do you e1-
nd tS D batl WI Ile the hGnse Is on
lre Oh; sly ssid she, they will put It oat.
ssasg stand this It; aad, preparing 70 eaYes ne
5aasa#0 s FnoHw here sons twenty persons were at
tieeakisss alla reading tie Newspapers quite lei
oilsaSt Il lima iio5Y asked the for.
slsE. tsl. tae fif.s Il only working IL the next
k0ot tiiey VIII Iat II utsssr, e Ont he rushed
Sitq Gle PARK, and 1eHna menus toget his luggage
FfEi a AID, at linking "a sprEas OF tite crowd
Ill tsseHi teasand persons. OF the blowing steam
augtaes end tie water BpDutng. he procured o.
~ a4Y and AT
Islgg Of old, iie IS s
"a iiisd 3ssiAg aid although in sight Of the
4 abjeet Of is se#sel IS ssill uaahle to attain It,
through the devious Nladings of New York city
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Ie5 fyAw
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GRoYE WHISKY

CHESTNUT GROVE yyHEsGxxI
CHESTNUT GRoyE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the shove CELEBRATED WHISKY dc
sire TO Introduce he article The public physicians city
Aad country, as the
Pgarest DSFusahIe Stgany,Iant
which has ever heeH prepared for medical Itse
cordial hea}hfpl and ygoratng to the enfeebJed
whether ny disease, It Is distilled from best rye At
malt md Its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus OIL other noxopp in
sadents known to be contained in the Whisky general use
coTetoy separated that absolute Purity of this ar
ticle from any foreign nd1axture ia guaranteed.
In addition TO the following testimonials most emil
nen Analytical Chemists OF Philadelphia New YORK and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with e
Diploma aad Dr. jackson, of Boston, has testified under oah
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CEKTIFTCA TEs:
Phlalephia Sept e. 1858.
We have carefully sample OF Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you u.s. that contains none of The
poisonous substance known Fus Oil which the character
sc md injurious ingredient ofhe WHISTLES general uae
BOOTH, GARRETT + CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists,
New YORK, Sept. J. 1883
ThaTe analysed sample Of Chestnut Whisky received
ffoGa ar Charles Wharton J OF Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased to state that tt is entirely
from poisonous deletaop substanceI II unusually
purs and fine Favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R CHtLTON, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1852
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Grove Whisky which to be free sheavy
Fusi1 Oils and perfectly pure and unadutea;ed.
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain 5ad
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assnyer,
Nc. Is Boylston street,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent
liz Walnut strezt,
jsa l7&w ParL.nErrprL.
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sTooD TEE TEST OF YEAR S
And grows more and more Popular every dayl WV
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uzszsa,, MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
WFRFsPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

WIZ. KNABF CO., Nos l. g. and Eutaw street, Baltl
respectfully inform their Southern friends that they have
enlarged hoir factory and prepared supply the
demad for their Pianos. They unquesonsbly the most
durable contain ali the latest improvements and fully
anteed for five For sweetness and great Of tons
and agreeable touch they unequaled.
Thabeg srakosch and other great pans have used hea
In their given certificates their superiority
They have for the last years. taken the FIRST premiums
all compeon all the different States where they have beer
exhibited Last they received Ave first premiums two al
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made pano and
ono for tho best against all competition.
full supply Of the above instruments may be found at
agents in NeW Orleans, at
NELL & WASHBURN's,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
iels Ty6W Story Building, tup stAirs1
BOARDING ~ ROOMS AND BOARDING OR DAY
~ boarding be had in pleasant location situated st No.
2SD ST. Chsrles street, corner Of 81, Joseph. d2 lmt
FOR sALE-2OO 9 ARREI4s IA TERN LINE, by
GEO. W. HYNSON & CO.,
iy24 81 Camp street
DORT-49 u casks Koester's Burgundy toE sala By
Il s. WOLFF,
NO corner GraYier and New LeTsests.
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A PURE ARTICLE,
For Family nnl Medicinal Pupposas.

~ 70 be had of all the prncpn Druggists and Grocer
throughout the United statea.
a, A. NEAL,
Sole Agent,
No. iO7 Walnut street,
Ie5 lyAw P81LApE1pgr.
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
Ill =. VI. BASS.
CLARKE d PEGBAHg,
~ Agents for the sale Of
VIRGINIA AND,N0RTu cARoL1EA
hEu1eSafac tssreta Tobacco.
% LOMBARD and Z WATER STREETS,
iel8 lyi.W FALTIHoRF3. Nd.
p 8. d ~. a. hoNEX 8. CO.,
GoHMIsSIoN Egs.
Baltimore, nd.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
AMERICAN COTTON AND W00LEN GOOrs,
shee!ings shirEings, Plain and Twied OsaabureE.
Beachod Cottons, TIckings, Stripes, PIaids, Cheeks,
sanets, Tweeds, kentucky JEANS Blaneta Cs5sineres,
Plaid and Plain Iinsays, KerGoys etc., etc., etc.
-Also-
j. d P Coats bast s= Cord SPOOL COTTON Iel8 Gnkw'
AusrtN DALI DAS'L P GIBBONS. JOS. E. DALI.
EhAJ4L, GIBBONS s. CO.,
DRY GOODS coN4Lss1oN MERCHANTS,
"a Hanover street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agezts tor the sale Of American
WOODEN AND COTTON GOODS,
Including large line of fla ELS of we'll known
makers and Goods adapted for Negro jela Gtw'
WOODWARD, BALDWIN d CO.,
CON- HISsI0N n CHA NTS,
msaSG II Hanover street,
BALTIMO Md,
Agents for---
Ashland Union Mills 81 in. JeAns AID LIaseys.
Ashland "a in. Jeans and Linseys
Tennessee Truck, for Trowsers.
Negro Jerseys and Plains of all asn largo assortment
AlbeItoa 81 q 36 ana 40 in, DucS.
Hnrw1o0 20l$ 81 IS IS aud % in. Duck.
Plaid [duseys Of different makes
North Carolina Cassiperes.
Together with largo and well assorted line Kentucky
Jeans Ticks, Denms Pad, Striped aud Plain Osneburg Of
different makes and weights CantonB Checks, Gnghans,
jel8 6Tn&W$
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GENUINEl PREeARATIoN-

HELMnoLD's -B1CHU for The Kidaoys
HHE EfTR5EB$ B BSEE5{r tfstS9s65spsy
HEI,MtIB366IlD,S BngHg Tor Loss Of Memory.
HE I B !{II for DIElness q Vision
TIETNs!BB{6TB,S BTSHS tor Wsas Sg5 ,;taD g.
HEI92I Moi re- BTgHu for Horror9f Disease,
HEIB6EBS BTSHG oF N WSto, sEsss.
HHE4MMBB99s B BGEi for for Rry 5oss SKIN
HGLnIBoIlB,s BUGHg for Pain in .he Back.
HELMRQLD'S BUCIIU for Heaviness the Eyslid with
nE lSRBSE5BSys $ gFG f 6T S Ss SE
WMt 2 Of 4, A!t4 nj, and H9Grol q Society
HFSLSN " q 81, BTGHT Tor Qbs!Tuctions
crcII6n ana ali diseases Of "''''S from INNS
EgEEN NA1Es, F FEN3EEs F FEStfEs
Old Young Single Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU the very best remedy
Or change of life see symptoms nboye,
80 Family Should he without 1t!
TAKE NO MOEE RALss.N, Mercury or Unpleasant Med
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HEIMBoL.D,S EXTRACT DuCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their stages little expense
Little change Of diet, Noinconyenience
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELMROLD's EXTRACT BUCEIU for EzcassesarigIuE
rom habits indliged in
By Young and Old,
And for diseases arising from Habs Dissipation re-
all improper discharges will the Pa.ieAt
short time to a state Of Health and Pnmty
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases and
Affections Of the most Distressing Character,
Use HELhBOLDS EXTRACT BUGIU for ail AFectlonI
anl diseases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Mule or Female.
from whatever originating, and matter o.
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases symptoms admit Of treat
nent and may originate from the cause.
Read! Read! Read! Read!
HEIMBOIDS BUCHU is safe and pleasant taste and
oder, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared Alderman the city OF
Philadelphia, H T. HELMB0LD CheIisf, who being Duly
does that his preparation contains Narcotic Mer
cary, or iniuriou. drugs but purely Vegetable.
H. I. HELAH0LD. Sole Manufacturer.
and subscribed b5foe this 25d November
1854 WA 7, uIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 PET bottle six for IS delivered any address,
Prepared by H r. HET.MROLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l0l Sonth street, below Chesnnt.
Phla1ephia.
nsy-Bevare of Counterc and unprincpIad Dealers rho
euGeNTor to dispose of their own and oel articles the
reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract BGcLt.
SRrsapurla
:. Improved Rose Wash,
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT II CO..
q md t5i tlaTtyez atrFe,
And all Druggists every HherD.
Eg7-Aslt for HFIMBOLptS~T No Other CRt out the
advertisement and send for it, and avoid Imposition and Ex
Dossue. laSl ly&W
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NEW YnRK NA0l2Es.
s. s. ssssR rpAsos {s y S sasss
NORTH, SHERMAN
N IMPORTERS AND JOhRERs

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY Goons,u- ERY,
JEWELRy STATIONERY MusNyAI. INsTRu-
MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES PER-
FUMERT, BUTTONS Ns $751;.
THREADS ..
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New York, Sept. }, 1883.
Ihave analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
FROM dr. Charles Wharton Jr OF Philadelphia, and having
carefully tested it, pleased state that is entirely
from poisonous deearious subsanceI. unusually
pure and fine Favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES Z. CuLLTON. Anaytical Cheuiat.
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T WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GEEUIWR
~ and papalr Famy gafcine4 which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietor lowest Wholesale prices
Gcuera Depot Special gsncy Nos Isl and 81 ChArtresstrset
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Boston, Narch T. 1857,
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves be free eheayy
Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure and uHaduieraed. The
of this Whisky derived from tina grain
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, ". D., State AssRyer
No 5oyIstou
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Ths Company continues to insure against the pes Of the
Sees and Rivers Loss and Damage by Fire at the current
rates Of premium. &
Insurers in the Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege participating the profits the Company accord
ing 70 the 18TH article OF the charter they prefer dis
count Of fifteen viii he allowed their premium All
losses promptly Rna equally adjusted: -
yoHN NJ enkwronp. Secretary = - i''e ts''sss
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acss to talk Of HE cooperation party as
slle iaaiaeaiate secession party IN any
D Southern States, FOR al required caopera-
ti0a Is already secured During this session of
Congress the Aecedsng States viii form q provi-
ssosaai government independent Of the United
States.
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e tnsne pers Of theseas and rivers
andicssana dansz eurgeassste Of premium
das
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

We once more invoke the attention Of our
readers universally to the fact that tomorrow
t. the great day for deciding the question Of
Virginias independence. Let 10 man absent
himself from the polls. If there is one man
In the city Of Richmond who still adberes to
the old Union, and desiTes Virginia to link
her destiny hereafter with that establishment
lie: him come to the polls, and freely and safely
exercise his suffrage. And let every friend o.
Virginia Independence see that he does his
own duty. lie, no man stay from the polls
In ordinary times, men may neglect the exer-
else Of tho right Of suffrage without public
injury, but it is not SO now. The exercise OF
that right is now a duty which no man car
neglect, who deserves the proud prerogative o
q freeman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
It is stated that the Federal Governme,

1t is stated That the euerdl government
will hot strike blow, unless compelled by
the Secessionists, until after the Virginia cleo
lion. Ii the Union men should carry the
state, the seat OF war will be removed further
South.
The State Convention of North Carolina
assembled at Raleigh on Monday, the eighty
sixth anniversary OF the Meckienburg Decld-
ration OF Independence. An Ordinance of Sc
cessIon Will be adopted.
A company OF regulars, which rece ntly ar
rived from Texas, have been placed out
post dnty at Cham Bridge, tour miles above
Georgetown, ID. =.
Mr.. Weiden, reporter for the New York
Times, while III Tammany Hall on Friday
Eyenlng, tell TO the floor and suddenly ex
pred.
armed and equipped, are encamt'ed at Buffalo.
Lieut.. Col. McUiusiand commands the West
ern DIvIsion.
Col. y. Fellon, an old H nd wealthy citizen
of st. Louis, has been elected u Colonel OF "A
regiment OF United states volunteers III Mis-
! souri,
The Charleston Mercury says flour has de-
/ clined S2ts3 pE barrel there, on account OF
new wheat benag nearly Ready for market.
| The FEDERAL Government, it is stated, has
| contruc ted with firm ID Pitts burg for large
/ amount OF rtied Cannon, shot and shell.
Charles Moor, plead guilty to stealing a
! watch, in Alexandria, and was condemned to
the penite ntiary for one year, on Monday.
Hpnry Winter Davis has accepted the Con-
! gressional nom hation liz the Four tn DIsIrIc,
| oil Maryland.
/ George kPnig and Lewis Bitter have been
| arres ted in Baltimore, charged with having
been engaged n the fight on The lath OF April
| The New FORK Day Book and New York
| News continue to pour hot shot into the rauks
, OF our enemies.
Hon. Stephen a. Douglas was convalescins
! at last accounts.
{ An old merchant If Philaaal
phia, died suddenly on Friday last.
Hon John Forsyth late Minister to Mexico
| hes been chosen Mayor of Mobile.
| Hons. Henry f. Edmundson and Jeremiah
! Morton were in Alexandria on Monday.
rapssxs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

In reply to communication from Mr.
JAMES Z. GREEsE, long connected with the
Armory at Harper's Ferry, and who, with
other citizens of that place, has come here tt
engage in tho service Of the State, Attorney
General TUCKER has given his opinion thai
the Ordinance providing for the right Of quail
fed voters to vote on the Ordinance Of Seces
SION, who are out Of the counties of their resi-
dence but are in the military service of th,
State, applies to the case of the manufacturers
Of arms, and that therefore the citizens atore-
said, who are good voters at home, como with
In the reason and intent Of the Ordinance, and
are entitled to a vote wherever they may be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
Faithful aud Ready.

The audacity of the LINCOLN steamers IN
Virginia waters, which have repeatedly Tired
upon Virginia batteries, has only resulted IN
demonstrating the eagerness Of our volunteers
for the conflict, and their capacity Of taking
care of themselves in any emergency that
NAV arise. We read with pride and pleasure
of the prompt. effective and gallant response
Of our volunteers to these impudent marau-
dars,-a foretaste a small scale OF what
they arc to expect hereafter. Az soon as each
battery is supplied with apparatus for heating
shot. We shall be able to give our guests re
ceptiun in some degree commensurate with
their deFcrts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

The vacancy in the Episcopa,e Of Alabama,
caused by the death If the late lamented
Bishop CoBB, has been filed by the election oil
Rev. DIR. pIscKyEY, Rector of the Church OF
the Ascension, in Washington City. The Con-
vention has made judicious and admirable
selection. Dir. PIyCKxEY, nephew OF tue
great lawyer Of that name, is a divine Oh SUI
perior attachments and eloquer ee, and n fine
specimen of the high toned Maryland gentle
man of former and better days. We predic'
that, if he accepts the position, his career will
be one of the greatest usefulness and accepta-
hilItY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

A Correction-Mr. A. b. Vanuerson was
arraigned before the Mayor few days since
for making use Of some exI resson relative to
the Tredegar Iron Works, by which the i'm
preston was produced that he was not unwil-
ling to see that valuable Improvement de-
stroyed or blown up Being at the time
employed as q watchman to defend the pro
perty, the expression attributed TO him was
thought sufficient cause for him to be cited be-
fore the Mayor, by whom he was discharged
after an admonition. The meaning of Mr..
Vannerson's remark has been misunderstood.
As Eirginian, he regards the works as of the
utmost consequence to the whole South. The
remark he made was simply the expression of
bis Indignation that Messrs. Andersen & Co.,
who were contractors for furnishing machinery
for the State Armory, should have gotten any
portion Of il from the North He has since,
however, found out that they were compelled
TO do so. Az the public know some portion Of
the machinery contracted for By them has been
withheld since the present difficulties COM
menced. Since We have become acquainted
with how the affair originated. we are con
WINGED that no one has higher sense of the
importance of the Tredegar Works to the State
at this time, and their value to the whole
South at all times, as \ Southern enterprise
than Mr.. Vanners0u, who is not only a native
Of this city. but also mechanic. 1t s to be
regretted that his expression of indignation
(honest, but mistaken.) at what ne thought ar
undue preference for Northerners, should worn
to his injury as citizen. Not desiring to dc
an injustice in the premises, we hasten to re
move that impression, SO far as we are con
cerned. The gentlemen who felt called upor
20 report Mr.. VS. conversation. acquit him o
any intention to be incendiary in bis remark
and so do we, after fully understanding tn,
matter.