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ALUM WATER


" ~, ! R3GK BhlpGk ALUa SPRINGS. VA.
7hs = oa 9atal.ls ! L I'D At az spsiN iNes
PrssG,B.aL, LAbB 4 Co, pragsisss Richmond Va.
GBNERAL AGENTS for ths UNITED STATES,
apr D., We C.,N fsDEkAiE STATS Of AMERICA.
lhs reputation OF this water. az medicinal
agent, = estabiis he'd in Virginia and many parts
0I th% sonth ard IS rapidly extending over the
wi . eoas.ry. The Important fac; is now we'll Sc
lished, that 1t Ia ~ the few Mineral Waters
when will bear transportation, and that It has
been kept from two % hvs years in glass, without
apparent damage, either 70 its taste is medical
The many remarkable cures performed by IT IN
IyEg-psta. fa1orfe DiaF~hsa aud Lgsenterg Chronie
Liusr ifsenss, srqfDkG, aud eli tsan6uiav and SKIN
s@sAses. C"0nc AezcC us temFSdinif BoneAtas, PRes
&c, have attracted the a:{ent of the most erni
neat medical men IN erY section ot ths country
Dr. Cartw right, oi Hsw orieaus, saya: In
truth, know ot NO water in Europe or America SO
rien IN medical subesanees - toat q aoc&bridgs
Dr. a1orInTa, resident phys,cian st the White
sulphur: II i 3 matter OF ne hRLe Importance
shat the p1bilc should he fully Apprlsed OF the
strnmous diseases especially. 1hsy rave long
stood rspr1ach 10 profession, And never, buI
| to these waters, hss remedy been fopnd that de-
| serves tns nglDs 0i q s,srtfc FOR taeir cure"
| oor pamphlet is filled vtt5 letters OF the most
| eminent physicians clergymen, lawyers, and ALI
cissSsa OF Our fellow citizens, ~rho certify their
| psr-orai knowledge ars experience Of tbs viz
'Ees OF this water
| The u1asreig gnsd have uo.r eon1piatAd soch ar.
! engagements FOR boJtliaR sna transportation 4s
hey idsEtly beli8go viii eu Dle Them ne nee
| torth fully and PROMPTLY 20 nss, .ne steadily
| CAUfION -g-he unpro@A,sss1ted euceeas of thie
| Mineral water, nos Only U5sd 1T the foUAts! =
oy tEs visitors Tn0 have throESed thther, but by
'nFai!ds al their distant hoInen has naturally hac
he ehscI - bring INTO tb- market, TO extent,
| other waters bearing similar raIAes therefore,
persnIe Wh0 viz 10 use ms water III 40 well to
apply aiI octly 30 tca aorl ned, 20 their gen
eraI agents, ig Richmond, Tblisl he rade viii, 10
a. caseh, procure ther sapplies through the house
OF p NELL, LADD * Co, Cy whom also they viii
be furnished with tie proper certificates aad shos
biI.h.
The ALUM Powders or MASS, being Tbs rs.
siou4Iy HSits Of tn. wsteT, obtained By evapora-
ton, have 0een fouad by long experiences t1 re-
tsio % e8 zeal virtues os The wafer, and to Do
excel lent substitute Tor the II is sent with
entire safety 6y TIE mail, aud 10 T-Uots poiDts,
| where tDs water gnn0t e8-iiy re transported
| Fer falI PARTICULARS, rec pamphlet
! We win senu the pamphlet, postpaid, on appli-
| cation cy stJeT, addressed To
| F2AElEB j RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
Post Office, ALUM Springs,
R0chbrdge county Va, or to
PURCELL, LAbD {! CO. 'ieuersi Agents,
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MIssoCEI Urr or THg Usros.-Ths Mont
gonery Advertiser has been permitted 70 make
the following extract from Il private letter re-
ceived in that city from citizen OF ST. Loais,
dated May iltn;
St. Louis is disgraeed American citizens
have no rights. We are at the fuercv OF 10 90
armed Dnteh, commanded by Blair Boereistn
* Go and We Will De under martial law be-
fore night l think the only reIiance ls that
the State viii come 10 opr aid We are hei D.
lees 10 compete with them. Ths Governor is
in town, aud MissouriaDs have every con a.
denee In him. all the cars ayaiiabte oa the IL
linois Central aud other Toad- across the river,
are sent after troops. There W III be 81 as9 or
AZ. go 10 help them enforce martial law TO
night or 10 morrow Our roads are not behind
The Iron Mountain, Norrh Missouri and Paci-
fic Railroads have al sent every car aud en-
CINE ouI OF the tate aid The Soa tn lad me- n
are leaving town 10 60 iato tae county 20 as.
sis. In bearing srms with the State troops
Our abiest citizens and our solid fnen ia
groups on the streets. erisd whsa they were
told OF the etrcum staacrs OF tne surrender -
l am told that our country boys viii ee here
In bordee, in day or two. We shalt Whip
these toreigu mereenaEies. like the iaen OF 10
whipped their fa there At Lexington.
The doings OF yesterday have driven this
State out OF the Union. IL IL doae In The
heart OF The people, and 1t is not necessary TO
pass secession ordinance. We are further
oat now than any ordinance can put US.
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Correspondence Of toe kienmood Dispatch

y
MstHAsirsBrka, BLAsp Co., may "A.
The people OF this county have responded
gaiinntIy TO the call for volunteers 10 defend
the noble old State from invasion by rno mis-.
era Bile hordes OF Lipcoin's hireiings. The
volunteers are daily receiving aecessions to
their rsnss, ara a s,y ~ 81 - .us: s.,n
lion In drill. They VIII leave their friends
and homes on Friday next for Lynchbarg,
and WOO be uato tbs 14ineolnites who come
within range OF their gans. The name Of one
Of tho companies y Btand Sharp Shoo ssTs,
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Mas, JsTrsksos DAsIs.-~T he common state.
ment that The vii. of Jefferson Davis 10 the
The frat vile of Mr D. WAS lsen Tay sorss
dangh ter, q nobie woman who has been Ia her
Eraseter many years. His present wife 10 the
siauaate of prom inent csriasa Of New Or
lrans, but originally IRON the North One oi
Mrs. Davis relatascs Ia PhilAasaphta -
tcinsd tns vpluntssr fercs VI thAt otsy.
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4 Nsw TEsr OarH 1T seems there is 20 b.,
new test applied to the members OF ihe
Nor bern Congress, which meets on the tOurlh
OF July, st Washington, or elsewhe re-
Every member, especially from s-issOuri,
kentucky, aud Mary yland, who is suspected to
be tinctured with secession sentirnputs. T. TO
be excluded, and none but tfQyeTnment men
are 10 he admttted-so the Northern papers
s1y.-AugestG fGg cossttt,tjoRdlfst
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TEE CRors PRoePRcT Is ELoBIpA.--A few
days ago an invitation was sent 30 ths IDen-
bers CT the Congress CT the Confsder8 te States
from the Pr, siGeut OF the Aiab ana and Flor
ida Railroad, to take Il trip over the road and
visit Pensacola. Tke c0Tres ponaenS uf The
aion tgonery Advertiser, who accompanied
the excursionists, thus speaks OF The pros
pect for fine crops throughout the state Of
Florida
In passing through the country st this tinet
the OBSERVING, Traveller cannot fl.il notice
the tine appearance OF tue crops as seen by
tha roadsiGe. On every hand ara broad neios
OF gram, stretching away as tar as the eve can
reach. The quIntty Ina. has been piantei
this year Is reunIT TkuUle, aDd Will ne noiced
WIFI pieah uye cora, e. pect2liy, Is seeu ieiI
al Ter neid, And is now between three und iour
feet high u pUu the prairie iinds Of VOn tgOm-
cry county. It looks baau ul enough Win
its long. dark green leaF waving ia tne sGu-
light, auo looking, 20 Trash aDd NoW tuaL one
can almost fancy Is growth Is percepttbte 70
| the sight. Among aA this farmers il S-suI5 ;
| that IA much larger quantity Ut corn has oe"u
| put Ia tAis year thin ever beIoie, and mae
| that know OF have fourteen hundred acres
more than has been pianbeu by theln GOr years.
| since the uar, uouce that lh~ lae;t oi Cross
| ing the cottOn iIelds win corn - baias tx
peFinented upon 10 4 consIaaFaOle ~
| tent, and IN hutneFoHe iHSi2nces We saw
| this done iu tne fields along our route
| While speaking OF corn / mus meution IL taCi
| that sho Ms fhs patriotlsm ot our people IN au
| euintnt degree. A gentleman OK AiVntg0il
! ery county, who will have many thou q
J DushtIs tAlS year, says 40 sAdii SrIl UOue Oi
| 3, but expects u Ieed nis own lamity aud
| give the reIna indeT 10 the Confederate Sta tes
iur the use OF Jne army. i Iexau. also, and
| 8 member OF tAs present Congress, say
| hs wrote home some IIlue ago 10 nave no cot
| ton planted, but use every acre OF iaud tcI
| grala, romarning III The tiIne, that ne could
| use bus little. bat then there was the army
| 20 feed, aud has Government was WeIcoffe to
| the proGucts ot uls lands / mention tAu.s,
| two circumstances net by any neaus as TX.
| ceptioas, that is the general feeling anaou9
| nli cur planters.
| The wheat crop Is very large, and is now
| ready for cutting. A very large quantity has
| baen 40 this year, ANA ths season ha'
been favorable, there Mn be IN abundau
| harvest.
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of provisions necessary 20 support onr people
at home and our armies in the field The pros
pect is most fitIteriRg for an abundant wheat
harvest. Let each plints so soon as his wheat
is cut break aud plant n few acres OF his best
w heat land Iu an early kind ofeoTn.- This would
add hundreds OK thousands OF bushels 10 the
crop; let each also plant Il large crop OF peas
and turnips, and lock diligently 10 the
culture OF everything that Will sustain the
life OF man or beast. That we may be entire
~ independent of all supplies from abroad,
Finally, appeal 20 ali-ladies and gen tie
men-to practice strict economy; dispense
with every unnecessary luxury, and 10 devote
all 10 our country till the battle is won and
our independence Il, knoTiedged by ali the
civilized nations of the earth.
We nope for an early peace; but, if we are
Disappointed, God hrs given Us the physical
s'repgt IN, the material resources, and the
means OF support, which will, with proper
energy, enable US to live and defend oursei yes
upon our owa soil for the next twenty years
20 come. Praying His divine protection, let
ns humble ourselves in bis presence, impl0re
His aid IN our struggle and with a firm rsli-
ance III the justice of oGr cause, let ne resolve
10 achieve our Independence or suffer exter
mination in the patriotic effort.
an, very respectfully,
\ our fellow -cit ti2en.
y
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Nor on 4 "WAg foorISG.m-The Ge shea
qnd.l Democrat gives the following state
naeat of the military status Of Elkhars eoun-
tys
Twenty old flint lock mnskets-breseh load
Ing, twenty Iamfods; ten Cartridge boxes /.
four I'M or.llas; two Thousand alflr huaarea
and sixty pocset pistols. The musg:ts Are
very old and Gu tireiy unf3s for sery,ce, but fho
pocket pssfels sss psrivoh with the sxcspssoa
of eorks. s
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MoETeoNsET, May %.
The Government Will susuend ope-at lions
on next Tuesday Or Wednesday, an3p enter
earnestly on ;be work OF removal, and doubt
not that II lis Department. will hs estab-
lished In Richmond by the lst Monday OF next
month
Nothing can delay this but sorne unfortu-
nate difficulty in the procurement OF suitabIe
buildings tor their accom- TnocatiOu, which OF
course wiz not be encountered N Big Rich
TaoaG. W Ihe resolutions OF removal author
| lzes tho President 10 canse the several Do.
| paTtmen u 70 be established In Richn1 1nd at
such true preYious 10 she 20th of JULY as
| ne may determine. II also provides, that Ia
case OF any public emergency which may in
! his judgment render IL i'm polite tor Congress
! 20 meet III Richmond, that he shall have pov-
| er by proclamation 70 call Ii together al eucb
| place % bo may deem best.
! Considerable pecuniary loss will resul,
IRON the movement, as we'll 10 the Govern.
ment, which had entered into contracts for
! lts prospective necessities, fthe penalty o;
/ which, lake Antonio 5 bond, VIII ba exactaC 4
as to he en ter pFising citizens of Montgomery
who nad made large outlAys 10 supniy lte
wants The lease of The extensive buildings
| occupied by its Depar tmeuts does not expire
| until the termination OF twelve n ontls from
The date OF its execution. the fun ousidara.
! ton OF which viii be d+Ui0H16d bv the Iessors
| and recovered OF the Government. 4 large
| building had also been arranged especially TO,
! the Post Once, and now in its possession tbt
| abandonment of which will result la a large
| sacrifice.
| Numerous officials, including one or two
| high officers i'll the Treasury Department. res
| ldents OF this city, announced some time age
| their resolution 10 resign, should the removal
| to Richmond, then in contemplation be deter
! mined upon. But q sudden change has coms
| DER the spirit or their dreams. All threats tx
| retire are now hushed, and the Government
| employees with heir wives and babies will foi
| low il 20 Virginia, and even through storm
| miSt and snow, into The bieakest CCag of hel
| everlasting mountains. All hands, OF what
| ever age. size or situation. ara eager 10 star
| for Richmond even the Nesse ngers, whom the
| secretary OF the Treasury Is hesitating 10 AXE
| are arranging 10 secure private passages in
! the freight train as part Of the Government
| property
| Hon Mr.. Wigfali will leave this city to
| night for Richmond. 1t is rumored that Pre-
| eidFnt Davis is also going.
| The Secretary OF State, his Assistant anC
| other officers, will 90 TO Richmond on Monda,
| or Tuesday. All will be there by ths hrs
! Monday, and located permanently.
| M0ETnOAEsY.
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koGhbriIge county Va, or TO
PURCELL, LADD {: CO. 'ieuersi Agents,
L,ANE U.e., ALe,l . 70 lOUlNE. ,.Ass.

S-D1 "''A' 'A'' W ~ '"'''-'f- ''1- 80
This article is prepared from the water CT the
BEDFORD ALJ AND IODINE SPRINGS, by .
saetui and scientiHC method OF evaporation
bef shy u Of the mir 8fal Ingredients and medic
cIpal properties Of the water retain AZ ii un
ymp2.rsI. Gail and procure pzmph!s- 0t 0cl
agents, containing certificates cf Prot S4NrEI
JACas0s. q! ths Jehogso1 Medical College Phii&-
del puR and aiso twe enty other Physicians OF sni-
uancs, teatliyiug to is efficacy IN various dis
eases. Eae MASS and WATsR Is kept for sale
ry L tesels. MEADE & BAKEk end z 7. boBISscS.
UragKssS, ElchmoAd, ye.
z. ECEOLs eOEs,
20 32--f5sn ErGcsiet0fr
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PRoFEss sIONAL CARDS

80, MEDICAL CARD.-OtFfCE PRAC-
80 1tch. -nH PLUME of the old Msdo,l
hoaee, Confines hip4~ az Diaialy to otaos pTAe-
to0, Franklin atreot, d Hale below The kF-
change HOtoI, aud diag"nslly opposite odd Fell
toI1s Hall, whore skiiItGl aud cOnhdsutial treat
D,ent may bs ohtainsd rs3senahls terms
fh"-a IA have bssu exposed 10 uEkrAtS COSTA
Gttrs ailments. sro invited Z" cali early Coma
Gau uHlcatlous, by ma.l or Otherwise nromptly at
tended u. utsce olen from A. NJ OH o Y. ".
nay Zs ktcHAosp. VA.
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pAGUA, LstatOas, ~.


goo bbi5. 2ino!nnat. CouEa"n wHISKFy.
ga hbl-. Gae A"untsin lY T. WHISKY.
81 oois. common GIN and Freucn BRANDY.
: hall piEgs Renn7ssy and otard FRENCH
1hajf pIres holland GIN.
20 obls. Port aud Ma era WINE.
snd Ginger RNANDT
aaIf bbls German EiTTEKS.
20 bbjs. tne Virginia AppIo and Peach
ERASbY.
70 btis. Eor;hsro apple BRANDY.
IS Lhle TrG Is RUM
- aids. prime sH0JLDrRs and SIDES.
/ 900 scboo.eys eRgar-cared Worlds Fair
lco Sm;tbhed HAMS.
80 tierces e9d bols, prime Western LARD.
2a Kegs LARD.
leo 6bI1 EEj,a c, B. A, Crushed and Z Porv dered
SC bbls Er5wn SUGAR.
500 bb.s. 70 /, and dACkEREL.
100 bbis Family HEkRlNGs.
9o5 bbl-. No Gut HERRI&Gs
q &. u. CHEESE.
soe hhis Fine, surerfne and Family FLOUR.
g. klts No. NACkEhEJ.
6hsli bbls WHITE Fish.
81 buis taba and \ Oriea IA MOLAsSES.
half boxes L0AF agGAR.
btieices GOLDFISH.
Is 6agr Ri aoi A4Euayra COFFEE.
G3l DtMiJOSNS-
So buudIes Wrapping TWINE.
loo dozen Cotton 4Ad Hemp LINES.
50 boxe. hslk ard Pow 6atan PIPES.
80 boXss Ground PEPPER.
5u dozOn BROoMS.
i,ov) grosa N Matches
20 dozen BARREL COYE8S.
l9v dozen BUCKETS.
iJ dozen edar IT Rs.
coo bgNeo TOBACCO
Gos reaus WRAPPING PAPER
s. keE- "A SODA.
~ kegs BlGARB. SODA,
ag0 Kegs AiLs.
7,610 CIGARS
l. hAlf chests Green and Black TEA.
g boxes Aitehaliia CANDLES
Loo boxes Adam antins Us NDLES.
Coigato- DeIoratva ana Fancy SOAP.
ask the attention o! he trade TO the above
stock. which dseiTs to sell for cash
THOMAS JONES.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
L HEADQ'R~ MARYLAND tOLONThEkst
E IN NIgeiSiA. May ga, l5oi.
7 tsNs. E,l 40.

VI HGeneraI Usdrr.
- H4siak oeeu assigned by his Exceiienev the
NoFefnpf Of the stare. sbd Advisory IouLed 10
tho c"f1ushd. tor the press MT, 0t sneb volunteers
" u Mary aud - may otter their ssrSicrr, the
t4c-f.lRHed aoTise- immediate oFgautzaiiUa Il [ ,
tfl1Patie' oi iess than nty men, who VIII
eiee heir oWa officers
he certificates "t election will be returned TO
thu epAlI1 tadinE Vtacsf. who VIII ferthwith pro-
Nais tlo fppes eoIgu1issiops
o@GA eIn aay val consist Of one Captain, one
III aud oae second LteateaaGt. foGr eergeants,
4snf I@fFVfSie, aud st Iea>l rfy-two privates.
81 j sarAasily recommended 10 the egly nd
BIB thdt th6y lose no time in perfeetiBg their
s'&&hiR tisGn !Bhefitsng We do toe name Of
TIE 9 . Mary lsud LiGs - les imitsts their
Fittas~, and lot the Aaryiand Line OF 10 day ns
ga ths gt51d .Uit Maryland Couti nentsls'' OF
j "a. ret al example Of losAlty, diseip Inc and
S3orase Ia be emdi4ted buI net surpassed by our
bf5hers II the soEth.
FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
my 25~vts Col c0IaHaaa.tiBg
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BUSINESS MEETINGS.
opFIoB VA. y. * mhRIxs ms. co

OFFICE VA. v. MAXIM ; iNS. co..
Rchm0rt, Nay g isoL I
At A KEGCLAK Ann AL
p W. fneattng offhe steea aolSt - ef this Com
psuy, held 1t the'r 9tcs, the goth inata a. the
foli3wiug geutiemea wsrs duly eiected Directors
tor tue eaeuiug ysar, viz doseph Allen, William
Saers. II a. Ciaitorne, w l. CVwardtG, PatiIck
Guile John n Gcrdee. James A In ous, hors.d
L Kent L Il Msury, Wliltsu! FslulaF AleN'r
x. Parker. Chss, w Purcell. Thomas samson.
Dec. ". Smith, J. 4. WadswoFth, q l.. Vim
stDn aad J. +. Wins on and ~ meeting oi tha
said rrec orr, held oD tba 7ist iD-t " l.. CO.
WA diH was auHnimou-lg re elected President.
my 32-ot WILLIAM WILLIS, Jf., aec'y.
sDTtGE.--fbs annual meeting of
p - the Stockholders Of the RlGHMuSu,
FREDERICKSBURG SO and POTOMAC RAiLkoAp
COMPANY Will be held al their cftee, in the city
Of kiehmond, on " EDN ESDAf, the 2sih Inst.
at IL o clock 81. l.. W MAGIUhpU,
my 2-td TrsssuFsr.
@-------------
S-Ss. NOTsCE.~The aunusI piseting oi
fN-xa tho stoekb0ldars of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company, wilt take place a.
hstr Office, Ia tails city, ,oa TUESDAY. the zsth In
mt, 1T IL clock 4. u.
my l-ts M WARRINGTON T'rsas rsr
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tL 4 = q. ID - Far GuAG-Tnast6F D-uGF e
~ tueut, ocn good .ervirsable HORSES a
SN--tor Artillery uee. No horses NAV he IlsA-sSs
~ Ssaifsred hal Ihoee Vhich are peGfGC.- ~A---N
y sound IA every respect.
b. =. FiCELKT,
20 2G--2ni Major Aud Quar'"rln4 50 at.
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~--S, Law kkNLE =. MAnfG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices 50 the Courts Of tas city Of Richmond
aad tbs counties Of asRris0, Hanover snd Caro-
Inc.
He Ia also Rotary Pablie aRd Commissioners Of
lns q nitsd states Court Of Claims
THIS partneCship between Mr. OHAETATF WBfss
tud himself eeigx dissolved, hia ctacs is now on
9TH st inst below Gaddin's Haif. ~ l3-iy
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No YASkEE iIuaiBua..

BRASS LETTERS For MILITARY CAPS made
10 order
Compsnies furnished very cheap by K. 81.
LAW 10, the onIy
SOUTHERN BRAND CUTTER
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WAN ~ - \ .vJJ r GLr ~ autsa pur-
~ CHa. fag tHe ~taJs oi E!rgi Ia ya
9-. No NTLk~, fr' N IA - l5s hand- FIss~-@s
%. SUD ir,.o iour ~ e'g"t -oFs ed, Ma
a4i t.cy nla~t b. sound ana well bry- sssEgaksss
keD, ;.- wuseh ca SIsi BE- gait oD del : ).
F.thLlN,
Ev lin QuafTerm4 Ter General.
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TSTAN:k1- WhNtN MtN itrn Is 10 ;.
w vear- r'i, for he EMMEr Guard Az 4.
Tlr iHl med at-iy, Et + Crta s, Shamr ck IA "a
le.u. J HN iiLthN n
NV Recruiting Neruae Mt IL
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F., DOCrOR Palmer expecting to
8~-@@A let Riehmoad - i,h hlp itegims u. as
associated with hlm, to the pr etira Of Meiltias
ana surgery Or. JAMES g. WATSON, who may
bs ud al the Office, in the Law Buiid ng cor
usr of Franklin aad t2th streets my sS-~diw
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x--ar-Ss CHAs. III. piMAiol u,
p ATTORNRT AT LAW.
Orcs. No. Law Builiipg, franklin street.
Richmond. Va. nh a3-ags~
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WANTED -TW IS tN-FiVE KEgkUlle sor
W the '.uAGFbEN ARTlLLIal, - now A,fk
nH-ternd !Eto selg es At ths BaUtiet Col ma
l-Ke Thl+ company IL already :, strup z kasgts
fslk and Gle but ID s.. desired to iacreaSt s*.lss
ire roll 10 t9f- Apply belWrsR be hunTs "i Il
81. sad = NJ. At The olace sf the ~ undersie usd, ,
on lIh street, between Main aud Bank. or at to =
Ispttst C0lsss. 81 order of Copt MAaTB.
JAMES PLE h~sNT-,
f1y "f-sf gd JlAnI 81
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q - THE FUbLiL = hefsbY Iai0fned
:, - that Drs. A PET4CDLAS aud ST. CSC,
PBkCHG have associated tbsmss YES with the
view ~ practising SURGERY and MEDICINE. Ia
bis city and he s, .prroqndtng eonntry rhsr
las Ts-tdspcs is the Carlton House. Dr.
faACbY'e, on Grace, between Sih aud eth sis.
A. PETiCnLhS, M. u,
ST. ono. PEACHY, NJ. ID.
Richmond. Va. APdI -. ls9l. ap so-lm
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I,r.PEks s<D sfs,vs s.sss,-i Lasa new
II in store Mat0RNis K D WDRLD, RkaoHN'
Ed RRApER AND MOWER, pairei rs II isss- ts-
80 AMI fei far ssJ al usaa prices as tae supply
is iim!tee appleatian should ee made easly
Also. for saie klkRYfs AMEhfCAk AZ
yEsTlg rae BUckEYE," aud HusseY's
RsApEa AND Mo@Ea; saAIS Z X a d Lbs /
HsRyEST BAkEs, uRAso sCfTh HI Es SAD
sA AtFhs, Hay ael STRAW FORKS. &c.
my aa--st IL 81 safTH, Ia aain 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-28

Ntr ~ & ID -. i~entS uve fsIlAu4s IA "a 70
W c,.n Hlets q "rgg niz tiou for the defence Il
Of Nir.tbiA. Unions ifeA and ali eg DauSes u
o. & ArpiY 10 CLAY DrENhY, m
uy17-HN No. II "esr' - RichTn md w
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I Their FOR SALE.

Il
an making Leather al my Tannsry, and
have a auAntltY Gu hand. Purchasers wiil adj
dress me 1T Mitivisw Fsu9uiar 'ouuiy, Va.
g8-tm% fbHN =. tLBPfDS.
AfDlEI IL south Carolina hoiag-rs a
~ haysth-ir SOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES
converted into YIR0lSIA BANK NOTES at par
at the office OF T. II. MAHkY n co,
&E otBos under the st. Cnarlss. Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-28

~ rHE CITY.
st CHAs. II. LASdLEr's Ia atore, 1870 street,
Detws wssn Main sdd Cary kieamond. Va.
q lIns
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:. LAsE hbsprts1 St.-l av subsGItDsf -
- prepared TO do SLATE EooflN6. In the bet
manner, with Buckingham tVs.) slate, at y cts.
9sr sanara foot He will also pat GUTrA
PERCHA ROOFING in the most approved style.
Ola SLATE kOOfs will be Espsired e. sherg
ties; aud ali hia werk viii 0e wsrIabtod. As So
ue.ts Iublie patronage. PATRICK KAHN,
Az s-Srns foFnsv Of sih aud Cary sis.
- 1sfCE. --tap5Ins "a skaBGssf '<eHpaa. "a
~ throughout the Slate psrttnIly 10 form ed
hat ths Comin ioners appoiated by l4w Tor ths
parposS of obtaining Aee0gtrsmaIts, as.s have
made contracts for these iefs aad ~ fast ss sey
are delivered al this post they are issuea ifa re
dAtsIy, according ~ priority Gf dsts of orders
CHAE ELBS DlaMOLk,
N Ia--ts rsns sHa srmerv Richmond Va.