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irbmuun Dispatrb,,.
wEply TsnHY MpRN.,a. ..sAPRII. Il, 1881
/ uns,.d North.


Unfsed North. 500
II l0ols At rrtsent a. IL the North would be
united In the present effort TO suhjug~te the
southern xsasss. We haxs heard much of
NortAarn conservation but while we do not
deny il exisfeace, it must be admitted that.
OF all abetractions, II 10 the n,ost impotent
and unsubstantial, having never been able to
arrest the injustice Of It's section under the
Union, and becoming It's supple instrument
"a soon a. the Union 10 dissolved.
Upon reading OF the thousands Of men and
millions OF money which the North proposes
10 raise for che sunjugation OF the South I'VE
beg to ask why such efforts and expenditures
should BE- made 70 retain tho Southern States
In the Union. IL this be the poor, Impoverished
section II n generally represented The truth
is, liz the garden spot Of America; its Pc
culiar staples alone have given the United
States its commercial prosperity, and made
its great c,ty. New York, what 1t is. We
are deeply grieved 70 zee this New York,
which has been made the Tyre of America by
the Sooth. proposing to lead the way in cut
ting.ths throat of her benefactor. Let her
be q marked city, henceforth and forever
No matter what the result Of the present
troubles. IL one Southern Legislature is left
TO pass laws, 10 should make il penitentiary
offence 70 trade TO the value Of one dollar
with that or any other Northern city.
The union Of the North should produce the
entire and perfect union Of the South. II
they nrv consolidated in aggression, let us al
least be consolidated in defence. We have no
fears OF subjugation.. The millions they are
raising will be squandered to make fortunes
for rogueish contractors; the men are mostly
unacquainted with the use OF arms and viii
be fighting in . bad cause against people
who are doing battle on their own SOIL tor
their homes and hresides, their wives and
Children. We do not believe that the Confed'
crate Ssates alone could be CONG nered by the
North; we are sure that United South will
roll back their advancing hordes as tho ocean
rock dashes back the waves, in empty spray
and foam
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Tobacco.


il seems the Virginia weeds nevef - be III
lowed to rest thas eu6niesotl all sEdss. The
last s'count erblast' is from SIR Bssy1Nfx BIO
nh, the physician Of tlneen yIcroHfA, and, we
suppose, all the royal family. This gentle
man hates the Virginia .weed / as thu old h,shs
Toned Federalists hated the Virginia resolu-
.tiuns of'ys--po. TIE tells All SORTS or stories
about Its naughty doings. The hahituai use
oft, in smoking, has made one man blind,
another deaf, a third crazy, and all nervous.
Whole nations have been known to degenerate
into semi-idiots by habitual indulgence In 1T.
One generation smokes excessively. Their
children are degenerate, from this vice Of
their parents. In turn the children smoke a
little harder than their fathers, and their of
spring are little moro degenerate than they
are Themselves. Thus It goes on, until the
race finally becomes extinct. The Turks,
four centuries ago, were the terror of Chris
tendon. They have smoked themselves into
perfect non -extities. They ire filthy beasts,
not At to live in Europe. 1t Is news to u.s. to
be- sure, that tobacco did all this We
thought opium had some share in the mischief.
But Sir BsSJAxIS says it was tobacco, and no
is physician to the Queen.
Now, we are very much afraid Sir BENJAMIN.
Win all MS le1rning ana experience, VIII no
more be able to abolish the use of tobacco
than was King JAMES l.. of glorious
memory, the same after whom our magni-
fcent river is called, having been changed
from Powhatan. The "counterblast" of the
monarch had the direct opposite effect to
what had been expected. 1t set half the civil
lized world to inquire about this then COM
paratively unknown weed Men are perverse
by nature. They love all manner of sin, but
they love that which is forbidden the best -
They take their disposition from Eve. Nobody,
we presume, supposes that venerable old lady
would ever have thought Of stealing the fruit,
If she had not been told it was wrong to do it.
Now, Sir BENJAMIN thinks school boys and
other lads indulge in the luxury of smoking
partly because they think it manly and part
ly because they have nobody at hand to ad-
monish them of its evil tendency. Both these
causes rlay have their effects TO a certain ex-
! tent but We believe Hnch the greater number
smoke because tAey know it is wrong. That
is, in general reason enough for boy, and to
say the truth, it Is in most cases, reason
enough for man, too.
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The Military Force in Washington.

The Washington correspondent OF the Pe-
tersburg Express says:
'Certaln it is that there over 10 600 secretly
well eq tipped gentlemen in the city, and the bur
rounding cities snd country, ready, at moment's
ca ILL., TO flock to the standard of certain military
man whose name had rather not mention. This
is no surmise, but certain know Wedge. When to
expect the call TO be made, or hat viii be deemed
sufficient Cause for making it, l do not know. But
should this secret force be called out, there is
dan ger Of there not being much bloodshed for the
city force Will make scarcely decent resistance.
The oath required previous to the enlistment OF
volunteers has ocoas ioned much difficulty. Not
on,y have two of the finest companies in the Dis
trict been completely broken up, bat there Is
scarcely company whose number has not been
greatly reduced by this requirement. Besides this
fact there Is great dissatisfaction manifested in
the ranks of the Federal troops. Scarcely a day
passes without an instance of desertion. over 2ul
men, from the 500 that have been stationed In the
city since the Inauguration OF the revolution have
deserted. A day or two since ~ marines left al
once for the South and the officers privately as
SUI 9 the citizens Of their real intentions and de-
tie rmiuation to carrying out Lincoin policy.
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This 10 the common epithet bestowed by the
LtscoLH press upon the people of the seeded
States. The same title Was applied by the
DEitish and Tories In tho Revolution to our
ancestors. Even GsonaB WAsHIxaros was
sty'sd ths "rebel lender, Mr.. WAsHIseroS." II
took the "rshels" some time to teach the tones
good manners. but they succeeded at last nor
do we despair altogether Of improving thu Re.
publican mode Of speech, and that at no dis.
sant day. GAoHas the Third never perpetra.
ted thousandth part of the wrongs against
the colonies which LIEcoLH meditates against
the Southern Statss, and there is no other diff
ference between the two tyrants, excepz that
the one was . gentleman and the other y a
biae kfuard EseAss q a. .t-
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The SOuth in Arms.

Listen to the ms piring echoes which the
blast of LIscoLN's trumpet has walked in the
chiyalric South The Confederate States will
not only be able TO hold their own, but VIII
march an army to the border, and, under the
personal command Of JEFF. DAVIS, every man
and boy in the South will take the Held 1t
will be an army made up of men accustomed
to the use of the rifle, and who will DO pre-
pared to kill or be killed to the last man, in
defence of their homes.
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Fort Sumter and New Orleans.

The battle at Fort Sum ter was accom- panied
by even less loss of life than that at New Or
leans In the latter battle only seven Ameri-
cans were killed, whilst the ground was lit
orally strewed with the fallen ranks and
columns of their enemy. II the picked regu-
lars of Great Britain, numbering double the
American force, met such a reception at the
hands of Southern militiamen, what right
have the gasconading cockneys of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, &c, to expect an easy
Yictory2
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he One of the Results of the
GREAT POLITICAL PANIC.
DRY GOODS
4TA UINOUS SACRIFICE.
$4,000 WORTH OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
Purchased last week, at an Assignee's sale, for
CASH
At less than one half the Origi nal cost OF lmpor-
tation and in order to meet the views OF close
CASH BUYERS the entire lot will be offered at
prices that will defy competition. Amongst the
variety will be foun nd the cheapest WHITE GOODS
ever seen or heard of, such as
JACONET CAMBRiCS;
JACoNsT MUSLINS; -.'.
SWISS MUSLlNS;
1 FURNITURE DlMITIES;
ROBE BRILLtANTES, for Skirts;
! WHITE BRILLIAN1Es;
/ TOWELS; DOYLlES NAPKINS;
TABLE CLOTHS:
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKEgCaIEFs .-
CHECKED mUSLINS;
MARsEiLLES QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS; t4't
PRINTS, LAWNS. and PRINTED CAMBRICs;
REAL FRENCH ORGANDIES, at ls. and Is. cd.
HOSIERY. &c, &c.
Being determined to make quick sales, the
Goods will be offered at the very lowest prices,
for edsh ogs!y or To former prompt customers Don't
miss such a rare opportunity to save money, these
hard times. ALFRED MOSES,
ap e-l2t 5............ SO Main street
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eeE The agent of the associated press at
Washington sent us yesterday a large amount
of matter by telegraph which we had already
received by the Baltimore newspapers and
not satisfied with this, q considerable portion
of the same news was again sent over the
wires last night. This is subjecting the pub
fishers of Richmond to useless expense, which
they are unwilling to submit to.
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Thn Cnnrnntinn

In Convention, yesterday the President
appointed special committee ia conformity
with q resolution offered by Mr.. WILEY, on
Monday, to inquire into the expediency OF
changing the organic law in regard to taxa
ton The resolution offered by Mr.. HoLconBa,
to 20 into secret session, was then adopted,
and the galleries and privileged seats were
cleared and the doors closed. The Convention
remained in secret session the rest OF the day,
taking a recess at 2 o'clock and meeting again
alta o'clock p M .-. ...- i b. s.
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USASIaous FOR SEcRssIoS.-The Lynchburg
Republican learns that the utmost excite
ment prevails among the people along the
line Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
and that they are now almost unanimous for
secession On Saturday night, on receipt of
the news from Sumter, the town Of Bristol
was brilliantly illuminated, and fireworks
sent up In profusion, while all along the line
similar demons trations were made. ltsl
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SEThe citizens {

The citizens of Church Hill, feeling the
necessity of preparing to defend their fire.
sides in case of an incursion from the North,
have determined to associate and arm them
selves for home protection. A meeting for
that object will be held at Messrs. Miller's
School room, Broad street, opposite St.
Johns Church, for the purpose of organ
iZng, at which it is hoped all the heads of
families on the Hill will be present. The
meeting viii take place on Thursday night,
April 18th, a o'clock.
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NJ TESTIMONIAL PROM A wRLL.KSowS RfrH-
noED PHrsI iAS.--Amongsta number Of fatter-
ing testimonials already received from citi1ens OF
Si.e a testifying to Dr. scHLosstR's gseAi
skiil IN curing All diseases OF the feet, without
certificate from = 3. PowLLL, n. D.. -
This is to certify that DR.. ScHL En- cradica-
ted two Germs FOR me without pain during the ope-
=" y. POWELL, NJ Dat
9" Richmond, April 10, lssi.'' ..-P
We sdvise sill persons suffering from Corns,
Dunfons, or any disease of the feet, TO take the
present opportunity. while DR.. q. Il in the city,
% they may never again have tho chance Of
plaeinG the1hselves. undsr the Treatment Of so
sctsptfte and expert IN opsrator. Dr. =. can be
soasaltsd for . few days atths Sposswood Hotel.
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PriyQteeeS,

Now is the time to fit out privateers IT
New York sees fit to embark it's money in a
war against the South, let the Sou tn endeavor
to stop its supplies from California, and de-
stroy it's commerce wherever it can be
found.
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Xnur PnWder.

We trust that no powder will be unnecessa-
rily wasted in firing salntes. We want it all
for service "Trust in God, keep your pow
der and keep it dry"
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TIE RIGHT SPIRIr.-The young men of
Lynchburg are forming company, to be held
In readiness TO obey any call which may be
made upon them for this defence OF the South
era States. Seas.
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Ebrrn of po,per. Of .Attorney !:

FOTm q FOtD<Y' l7N05HeE!
Know all men by these presents: That have
constituted and appointed, and by these pres
ents do constitute and appoint, - true and law.
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Traders Bank of the city of Richmond, to be
held on the 18th day of April next, In said city,
tiers which may be brought before them, hereby
ratifying and confirming All that -, said attor-
ney, may lawfully do in the premises.
As witness = hand and seal, this - day Of
- 1881 lap 4-l3t1 T.. SINTON. Cashier
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htQh Hutef WtR HHVf WeuHestsuyI ss....-----...
SAILED, =. az
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdxe'
and p .ssengers, c. P: Card"zo Nv yor.
schr John l.. Rsdner, Cordery, Nc" Ao'A'
md,s. w. b. Colauitt n Co., n,
schr. butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore, mdze.,".
sehr' Corso, MoIbrook. New York, coal, ". d..
schr. Aivarado, Slower, Norfolk. mdze., W. D.
se5br' r. :. King, Leeds, down the river, light.
= Schr. Nelly D., Studdans, Stamford, coal, Mid
schr. Angelina yanclief, Lemond. down the
river, light. -, ,,-lls.,,.,. &
! Schr Canvoy. Merrill, down the river. light.
SShr. Rough and Ready, Moore, down the rivor,
Schr Florida. Hayes, down the river, light.
Sohr. Mary Jane, -, down the river, light,
Brig Jafa, (Br., } Douglass, Halifax, four, Hax-
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G. o o ID S

....I... G 0 o ID S
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, II, Is and 800.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $40.
BARE0E ROBES, at and $40.
Splendid HERN AM DRESSES, at SIS.
a great variety of BAREGES, GRENADINES,
CHALLlES, PUPLiNs, 0RGANDIEs, LAWNS,
to be sold without regard to cost.
SAML II. PRICE K co.
N. B.-The NEW GOODS of the season receiv-
ing by every steamer. ap Sim
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LADY's Book. - Messrs. WEsT 81 JOHNSTON
have sent US Godey's Lady's Book for May.
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DIED.,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

In this city, on the eth day OF April. ncl Mr
WI LILLE NJ CARY, wife Of the laas samuel Lar!
In The e3d year Of her age
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ne g reat Barg aims. ....,
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
BEAUTIFUL BAREGES - s.. tte-1 -
BAREGE ANGLAIS. ii
FOULARDS, CHALLlES,
FRENCH JACONETS, .-s r..
Many of this Springs importation,
BOUGHT AT PANIC PRICES,
af Is CENTS PR YARD
70 Call and see them before they are all sold.
an ls-ts SAM'L N. PRICE CO.
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Ne Second supply. o.
- sr.t. q e.tt- l-s -..-
rs f,' NE w 600 DIS
Opening by Steamer THIS Day s ... ..,.-.-
BLACK SILK MANTLES, .f-
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful Hermann sHAWLS.
TILE SHAWLS, q rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS. .'.
splendid HERN ANS. a further supply. f-t.'
Most boa iilui ORGAN DIES, very cheap.
FRENCH JAC0NETS in great variety, very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS .....
In variety among which are cheap ,.-4s-
BERAGES,
- GRENADINE BEEAGES.
CHALLIES, &c.
ap Its SAML NJ PRICE + co.
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MOTTO f The ALDERMEN and
~ COUNCiLMEN Of jefferson Ward re-
spectiuily invite gentlemen In the procession, in
passing, to cali in at the RALI. OVER THE lat
MARKET HOUSE, on Main street, and partake OF
some REFRESHMENTS. ALL RIGHT.
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tt Rs. D A B N Ely,
Corner of 4th and Franklin streets,l
Has row vacant several pleasant Rooms, suitable
for Families. ap ll-1t*
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uyANTED-sTaHT EXCHANGE on Bai,imor.
T. II + $ III B q r + L r.

Is tubs and frkins superior FRESH ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER, Just received to-day.
. by steamer Yorktown.
20 boxes short AUAMASTlNE CANDLES, for
illuminating.
boxes Holored CANDLES-red. white and
blue, for illuminating.
10 kegs Mountain BUTTER.
80 bags Mocha. Laguayra, Java, Ceylon, and
RioCuFFEE.
20 bbls. Crushed, Cut, Granulated. Pulyer-
lied, Coffee, and Brown SUGAR.
10 half chests best Green and Black TEA
l0o bbls. Family, Extra, and Superdns FLOUR.
2'o Sugsr,eured, Queen City, Todd's, and Plain
HAMS.
rs Thin Breast Pieces, Shoulders and Jolss
BACON.
so boxes Parafine, Adamantine. and Tsllow
CANDLES. US w..
loo bus. Grey, Crowdsr. and Black Eye PEAS.
200 bushels White Mercer nd Peach Blow Po-
TAT0ES.
London PORTER, quarts and pints Port and
Madeira WINE: London Dock BRANDY: aud
pure old Mountain WHlSkEY. For sale whole.
sale and retail, by s. ROBERTS0N,
40 l'-st Corner Cow and Frsnklin sta
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BOARDING

DOARDJNG.-As suit OF very desira BILE Rooms
ID on the first floor. for a Lady and Gentleman
will be vacated LIST May. at Mrs. MoSBY'S, cor
per Of 9th and Franklin ats. ap l7--2t*
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gZ-G at ale
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF A LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK

nc ERICH DRESS GOODS 81
On counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to our store, fst.
In order to reduce STOCK and bust ness to sea
demanded by the altered condition of the times. r
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SAFE TREATMENT.

& DIR. SCHLOSSER, Surgeon Chiropodist, ny spe-
DIAL appointments. to 7syst' l..IDt.
HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY NAPOLEON III;
Z TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF BAVARIA,
and to all the principal Sovereigns Of Europe,
would. in the most respectful manner, announce
to the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond, that, at
the urgent solicitation of many
' HIGHLY RESPECTABLE FAMILIES,
he has been induced to visit their city,
.- FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,
and may be consulted, in every department of
Pedal Surgery, especially in .t,
CORNS, BUNIONS,
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49, NOTICE.-The Books for subscrip
ton to the Capital Stock of the Farm
sRS' AND MECHANICS INSURANCE C0MPA-
Ny OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND viii be
opened at the Office of JAS. N. TAYLOR & SON,
ID the 10th day of MAY next under the direction
,f Zap lo-lm] THE COMMISSION ERS..
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EMARRrrIn

On Friday exeslng, April Asfh, by Rev. Chass
While, DR. THD9ASJ WQ0nDRIDG OF Hanoi
yyss. and Miss E.wHIT8.1 aughtAx Of the late
VIM. ii. White, of Fredericksburg, va.
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From John Pegram, Esq, Petersburg va.
DR.. sCHLossEK has this day extracted several
Corns from my feet without particle of pain /
recommend him to all persons who are troubled
with Germs as the only person have known to
perform the operation scientifically and efectu-
ally JOHN PBsRAa,
-...F.-.... D. B. MARSH.
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From Hon. Burton Craige, NJ. c., North Carolina.
1t gives me pleasure to certify that DIR. ScHLos-
sER has this day extracted sral Corns from my
feet, without pain. BUXTON CRAIGB,
Washington, d. c., Dec. 20, 1850.
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From Prof d. Gilbert, PHILADELPHIA.
DR.. ScHLossxR removed four Corns from me
without pain and satisfactorily.
GY,p n
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HDQS. lsT RECT Va. VOLS.,l
"a April 18th, 1851.
M Order No. Is.
M ]. The Commissioned aud Non Commissioned
officers OF this Regiment will assemble 10 undress
uniform, it'll side arms. at MILITARY HALL, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at o'clock,
for instruction.
Ii. The attention of the officers ia called to the
following order OF BATTALION DRILL:
J. Close Column By Company on lst, I'd, Sd and
4th Companies, right and left In front-''Hardee
Paragraphs No. III to I4s inclusive
2. To Deploy Column on LIST, I'd Sd and 4th Conn
panies. right and left In front-paragraphs $40 TO
53l inclusive.
3. Forward into Line-paragraphs 40 to AS in
elusive.
Ale inclusive.
s. Change Front Forward-paragraphs IA to 7Sa
inclusive.
o, Change Front TO Rear-parsgrsphs 7so to 77s
inclusive.
III. The Captains Of Companies will notify the
Commissioned and the Non Com hi ssh on ed Officers
of their respective commands of the above Drill
- BY order of p T. MOORE, Col. Com's.
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] have had the good fortune of being operated
on Corns by DR.. soELossgR, and certify with
pleasure to his dexterous operation, without Civ
ing the least PAIN and as have had an opp0rtu-
nifty Of comparing his treatment with others.
must, In justice to DR.. ScHLossER say, that his
system is infinitely superior any one have
ever met, being On the Iaost scientific principle.
..... J. JONES, n. G..
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VIZ : ~ JoHtfAsrok.
las MAIN STREET, "
sK1RMIsHEK's DRILL AND BAYosET ExER-
= cisk. las nowsused In the + snch ATmyJ With
] sdegsyions fer the -pidtet N asusi sqnn,G 81
voIu atssss OF the Stats Of Virginia and the
south. By T. Milton Cary . Captain o,an.
tsors. The bayonet 10 the weapon Of the
brave" Profnsely Illustrated. Price soc,
THE vqLUNTEER'S ND-Bo0K-Contsining
;. 4 sn Abrfdgement Of Hardee's Tactics, adapted
to The nae Of the percussion musket IN squad
and company exercises, Manual of Arms Tor
s. Rihemer, and United Stat Army Regulations
as to Paradas, Reviews, Inspections, Guard
Mounting, &c, &C. By Capt. James n. Lee,
Of the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers.
Price soc. se ,- .,.t.s- .,r
Either. OF the above sent free Of postage upon
the receipt Of the price.
= n. B.-We keep ON hand rery large collection OF
MILITARY BOOKS. " o. 1ii Z
~ Orders promptly attended to- Address
~, - 80 WEST II JOHNSTON, Publishers,
ap17-lt las Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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TRADERS BANK.-The ANNUAL
- MEETING Of the sTOCkHoLpERs0 OF
THE TRADERS BANK of the city of Richmond,
win be held al their BANKING HOUSE on the
lsta inst, third THURSDAY for the purpose Of
aoting Directors for the ensuing year at II o. elk
N. full aud puuctual attendance is requested,
either n or "
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Forn Hon. X, Too,abs.

DR.. SCHLossgR has this day taken out 4 number
of Corns from my feet, without any pain, and it
seems to be stfectual. r. TONES
Washington, d. c., Jan. IL. 1851.