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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

TIE New POsrAL LAREA<asNsNTs.--Ihe Mont
golheTy Advertiser, o. day l1iA, speaking OF
ths Confederate poe tal service, says: The
law Wis,tI goes INTO uieaatit'n sg5ss tie G-st
pToxo0, requires prepay m5nt ii t4s,fiev va iii
the necessary statG IS ana SIAM pea enSei iop~s
can 0-. procured. it the rate Oh iise cynts p0I
letter, wCi2 hing hot more Khan malt ad ounce.
for any dis tiGce EOt exceeding i've hundred
miles. and hve cents additional for everV hall
ounce OF fraction CT an ounce; over Eyr hun.
cre5 miles, double thess rates Adverti,-d
letters viii be charged two cen ts tn ditIuu 10
~. regular postage. Ali drop letters and let
placed ia the Office for delivery only Will be
charged two cents; news papers, circulars ana
other printed transient matter, pt.cpd in .ha
Office for delv ~ 0nly vii, b-cuar sed one cent
/ he postage on weekly ne ~ spa pers within tae
Confederate States VIII b. ten cents peT q uar-
ter for Il paper publish he'd Sax times per week
six tunes that amount, aud tor otu3r uubiica-
tl0us in proportion. Monthly magazines
weighing no; more than one aud half ounces
Will be charged two and half ceuts PEI
quarter, ,2hd periodicals. Is pubiIsded qua rtrIy or
bl'inonthly VIII De charged two CenL prronnce.
Iraasien D " pa perS, pam paiets, pei iodcals
engrdNings, &c rot exceeding three ounces In
weight, ana publis ned within the ContedCratp
states, two cents. For all matter com az from
beyond tie Confederate STATES double pos Ia se
Will be charged. Publishers Of newsp pers
entitled 10 send and receive from heir re-
epective offices Of publication ons copy OF each
publication free ci postage"
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Az IsprAs war IN MlcHtaAs.-A privat

AN INDIAN WAR IN MICHidAs.-A private
letter from il gentleman reading III Bridge
hampton, Sanilac county, dated the 9th inst.
states that considerable excitement prevailed
IN hat vicinity, on account or the assembling
of a large humber CT Indians (;,bout l6Jj near
there, who We're threatening an attack upon
the settlers. eciaring hat 1.-The country be-
longed TO them, and they meant 10 have IL
again" The settlers were engaged in casting
bullets and making Preparations for defence.
Gan il be that We on the eve of an ln,ii aa
war ia Michigan There several thous-
aud Indians remaining In ths SAFE, and such
Il prospect would be any thing but agree able.
| We think x more probable, however, that
| this Is a local difficulty, growing out OF land
| occu pancy, which mutual expianaiioumsT Ill
| arrauge.- Detroit Tribune.
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CEALLESGgs. IA zen tIeman from the ,roo0s AZ
the Relay House says that the santineIs have.
in some Instances, pleasant way OF making
challenges. A fellow who had been Il shins
OF the Pitapsco, aud had secured Il fiue strins
OF fish, WIS s'Opged by the usual question;
" VINO goes therrf' " Fisherman, was Ihe
ansWer. "AdtanCe, fs herman aad drcD two
shad," &" said the alert sentinel, looking out Tor
his Owu com miss sariat.
The Montgomery Confederation gives the
following iroIa correspondent:
On ths first night after Iny arrival in pass
ing from one quarter to another, / was stop
ped by a sentinel, whom I recognized as pri-
yate P.,-tthoush ba did not know rna! was
asked for the cGun tersign, and replied, "a
frjeni W tin Il botI - the reply Was, 'advancr,
bottle, and draw stopper" which did, ana
was suffered 10 pass on my way rejoicing.
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Corrssnondapce of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Hts.eFn Virginia "Boys."

ABtSeDos, Va. May 1s, 1851.
We have in this (Washingtonl county, i've
company Of "Glade Spring Rifles" These
are all fine looking, stalWart men. And 10
come little farther down in the county, 10
Abingdon, we will first Introduce you TO
Capt "m Whites company OF Mountain
Boys" a fine company of gallant fellows,
who swear TO "do or dis'' for old Virginia -
God bless her This company is com posed,
for the most part, OF men from the country
man sceus toned 20 the "bark" OF the rifle
and who can knock = Yankees feather at a
hundred and fifty yards every crack with the
com mon rifle. Capt. White is y graduate Of
the '. " Institute, and is 4 jealous, brave
gentIemauiy officer. universally liked by his
men sud al VINO know him.
And now comes Captain W. L. Jones
"M0uutej Rifles " This company Is com
manded by graduate of West Point. Capt
Jones vas in the U. s Army eight years. IN {
resigned about two wears ago. de is q thor
ough gentleman, No. soldier, and, as with
all the others In this sec ton, in npatIent tor
she night. His company consists of about %
men, used To the ride, noun nted on the best of
chargers, aud ready and impatient for the
conflict. This com pany is well drilled ia
cavalry tactics. can com pare with any com
paDy in the State la that respect, and Is max
ing rapid strides in infantry drill. All they
want Is inst one sweep at ''L5iliy Wilson" D."
Next on docket comes DR.. James l. Whites
company o! Was hiugtou Inde pendents." If
you could only gee this COMPANY Mr. Dig
pGtch, IL would, TO use 4 vulgar expression.
- fairly set your teeth on edge Composed OF
men nearly all OF whom are six feet crac K
shots, and any one OF whom only wishes no
better exercise than to ba pitted against a,
least three live Yankees. They flsht for their
homes and their ftresides. Who can conquer
them None! DIR. White, the Captain, is Q
graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute,
and comhines the gentleman sith the good SOL
der. This company drills six hours 3 day.
Aud last, comes Captain Eerry's company.
Good. Captain I. has, understand, belong
ed to the United States Army. and, conse-
quently, has his company well drilled. have
never seen his company, but can vouch for
them good fight.
forgot TO mention that Captain Carson, ot
the ''Giafe Spring Rides" IS graduate OF
the Virginia military lus ustitute, ana takes his
company through the drill with good iudg
ment and skill. He Is much of 81 gentleman =
do. DirTo
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FRoA THE Pacific SQUADRos .-Advicas from
the Pacific squadron record the resignation of
ten officers OF the fleet TIE Commander ia =
Chief was about 10 forward a lis. of their
names 10 Washington. The United States
corvette St Mary's, needing an oyerhanling,
WAS bound 10 San Francisco. At Mare Island
the newly -appoia led paymaster and tor
of provisions, Mr.. Charles Murray, had ar
Eived and taken possessions OF his poat Tae
examination OF the Navy Department speci-
men of soRe recently d iscovered timber, said
TO be admirably adapted tor shi ip- building
The only men. OF. war ever built in California.
,ha steam gun boat Saginaw, now ia the East
Indies, was so badly spoiled" that there is
little Likelihood OF any more being puE on tbs
stocks there for the present.
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TIE DIsGRACErUL CoEDITIos OF HAvgLocg's
GRATs The following is an extract from Il
soldiers letter, dated OUde, March ID, 1881:
"Un uT route we came 10 Lucknow, where
the rem wred General uavelock brea thed his
last, ana where his Remains are IaterTed. \
mors Wretcheh mark tor the grave of a brave
soldier l. never witnessed, and l have seen 4
great many during my career as q soldier
Ihe Information for the passera-by is some
poor soldiers bed ticket nailed 10 a tree
with the following inscription done with an
old nail, or some other such instrument I:
Here rest tho remains OF General Ii HIvplock.'
50 You SEE that his memory is more respected
by the men who served under him than by
tue Government he so faithfully served"
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doctor" sald Frederick Reynolds the dra-
matlst, 10 DIR. Is tilite, the cei-bra ted scitu,
don You think | wrtle TOO much tor nv
nervous system = mo, | don't, said Dr.
b uilir, ''out think you write 100 much tor
your r.pu utatIou.'
gentIen III, while In church, intending TO
scratch his head, iii 4 mental absence reached
over In - amos her peg aud scratched the hed1
of an old maid. He discovered hls mis- ia 4,
when shesuea him for breach of promise OF
marriage.
a Bremen Journal con taius me following
advertisement: "A young gentleman GA the
point OF getting married, is drslr0us of meet
ing maa OF experience VINO Will diss uad.
him from Such Il step
OLD Abe put chip on his hat, at Sumter
Gen. BesuresaEd Knocked Il oH, aud the
MAl n%gtn.
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+ TEE GIsR!g BALL.-Tha dss truetiye proper
sizes Of tie conieAf ball, or slng, fired from
Minnie rtii4a, was made apparent al ST. Louis
during the resent di istnrbances at that place.
Inc News says lh4t some Of the siugs, 10
striking the " alls, tore. bricks for space OF
they struck perpendicuiarly, penetrated TO
the depth OF eix inches fnvo tha foiid wall
0oe shot, Tired at angie 10 In wall, tore
away ihe corner OF brick next the do0r
frame, struck the edge OF Ia. frame, penelra-
ting through II AZ iaart s!a inches, and wsut
through toe door into the building lodging in
the opposite walls. Maay Of the btiis stIuck
the wallis rs high as the second story.
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Il REeIGEsr OF ARuLLBkT "A gentleman
cl1ect from New Orleans iuto~Ius "a tHat
1uesday vas liked upon foT the d"pHr tn rs'
from thdt city ot 4 regiment OF Artillery. AS
s.T0ns. He says this reg iIueut 10 cula posed Ui
ia. most sIecjtvo ttrjliIeIlsts Ola the Conf
Deut, many Of them Ia vlug served with great
distinction during tne Mexcan war. Inry
bring Win them thirty,el& powerful Held
pieces and QUE hundred and forty -toUr horses.
We ara Got prepared 10 announce the dee tia $
tOn OF this strong arm Oh defence tor the
South, bat We presume they viii bnd their
way 10 NIr2Iuit coll before Chris sfIRis.-Pe-
ter SturE Express.
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READY AND w1LL1sa.-The Prairie ARK J

READY AND WILLISg-~The Prairie lark J
DeEocrat gives the following good account Of
tHs "boR is knife boys"
We viii venture 20 say that there is not
ons male white persOu IN 4 Thousand Ia the
State OF Arkansas, oyer the age OF sixteen,
Who does not Know how 20 shoot q gun; ana
don't know but what 900 out of every
thousand In the State are ready snd willing,
nay, syeu anxious, 10 coms ia conflict with
Old Abes abolition forces; and where skill
Ilo patriotism are butteL agalnst hirehnSs
and xnayes, wa coz guess Whig a. SIDE WA
gaiu tas victory.
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Special Notice.

$4,000 WORTH or
Ell K g = L PEN Sn02 DE-
= FOR . c1sH ONLY o'
TO CLOSE BUSINEss.
II consequences OF ths general nns ncisl dsys ngs.
ept throug out tho oou airy, We have determinsA
&c sell OF our superior aud dssi rsbls stock of
DRY q o o d S,
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business ~ soon
as possible.
COST, from a paper 81 sedl les up to The RICHEST
sILkS brought 10 this country.
In soUsEkBEPING oOODs. our stock h vsry
Table DAAAsK
Linen SHEETIN9,
TOWELS, RCcKABACx. ss.. -,
Splendid assortment OF
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and sil the latest styles Of French and kuglish
FA BR ICS,
for Lsdiss' aud Childrsu's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and Summer.
EMBROIpBRIEs,
aoslsHa sHAwtis. Is oCsLoARs and MANrLxs,
sHIRTISGS aud sHEETIHas.
PLANNgLs and BLANKETS. Of every dsserip-
IRISH LINENS and DlAPERs
RoMBAZiSES aud BLACh ALPACAB.
Large STOCK OF Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
re Purchasers are invited 70 osll and see for
themselves. A. K. PARKRR a CO,
ls Main street, Esgle Square.
N.B.-z-An pereons indebted to rs, will please
call auG settle their accounts without delay, Rs
longer Indulgence will not be given.
nh b--ts X. p. co.
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CRops ~ LOUISIANA Tho Molroe fLa.l Be-
eis ter, Of the eth inst, Gays:
Never within the memory of man Was there
a more promising crop than the one now grow
tny, We have nne stands OF cotton and the
s.s son propittous Tbs corn 10 beau titul be-
yund description. A Gar a. ths eye can reach
ihs 0slds are clothed with living green, and
aiIins IT, fayunsg's hsAys with glaAnses.
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An ambitious young lady was talking very
loud about her thvcrite authors, " h1u u Ii TO-
rary chap as sed her II che liked Lamb. With
a look OF iner rtble disgust, she aus wered her
inteilocutor that sns cared very little about
what she ase compared with kaowiedge.
Mrs Partiagton makes Shakespeare say--
'0wSes a. shs ussS sg Aavse eNssnnoaN."
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As Agents for tie sAlo OF the Goods nus fscfar-
ed by tee CRENSHAW WO0LES COMPANY, "
BIohAoYD, "a, we have nov oe hand q sbons 60.
Double Millsd CASslMEREs and CLOTHS, ts
Sides u lot of FINE BLANKETS and 6kSTLE-
MEMS SHAWLS-and are malufact riag nj the
rate of eco yards per week, all OF which Wa Of
fer to the trade 4. fair Prices and liberal term..
with entire confidence that the snterpnso Will re-
esvs liberal sapport.
GRBNsHAw q CO., Agents,
"a 81 dts Richmond. Va.
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- / TmE W.si[E 81 Lril , IL

4e-1t GREEYRElER COUNTY. "a.
,.. celebrated WATERING PLACE viii be
-"' itr tue reception pt VisItofs the Lhth
t-fas ~ BaARr .-Fpr thirty days o. less, =: 50
..E 3ar any period ottsr the exp}-e,ICn OF
..t-7 1aFr, ~ per c.y-whiie seTyante two
'..1's o,!"r5 serv-lta and children under 10
... "fer yeats, halt prtcs.
), HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
r. An abundant s4pply "f loA has been
cared my TIA
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an. PARIS FasHI0Ns.-Miso RsBE.

sGsFsgs "a stiit exhibiting her nsw snd
TsSA elegant siylss Of PAEis fashions, Tor
-@isdfus sud chiidrea. Every variety of
Pattern, ss4y ent fer use, soI ta!e st reduced
piiovr. Misc sEzes is aise prepared to EMbatt-
phh AMI BRAID la elegant styie. and Ut tns
Hhnftsst no.ies, any article which may t,e waal-a
STAMPING, PISkIsG and MARKING done 10
order coantry elders promptly attended TO,
Thankful fer past favors, respectfully relieii
Main st. two doors below u. Charles Hotel, (np
sialTsl EkBECCA sEMoa.
ts--lm
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~ OIfCE.~- Volunteer osGevrs Uf lus stat. are
IN respectfully informed thai bsstd the bond. re-
qaiTsd by isw, there must be aa svdsy rom the
kdtutSn 9sasysi, 70 authorize the euveri
9TH: Ssass AFmosy ~ Issue sszss 4e: -
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F. NJ. ROSAyITA

Il HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FUHCEs,l
Il RiCga0ED, May lGh, 1891. I
M general Orders No. l6.
" Discharges from, .ubstitu:sons or trans
fers in the volunteer service OF the State only
hs made by the authority Of the Governor the
Comma odlng General Of the Virginia 0rces. In
AL such caro-. the application for discharge either
with or without -Gbst:tate, sal from whatevsr
cause, or fVr transfer. must ufsl bs approved by
the Company ComInaud uder, aud Will be forward, i
by him through his !mll1 i!ate Commas aoder to the
headq uaEters of the Virgins torces. whence the
turned through the ssme ohaunel to tn Company
Ofbrer Substitutes or recraits ia a coupany 81 -r
It hss been once regularly mustered Ia, can be
daily mustered into the service at the rst hse-
ausnt p-riodicat muster the pay eomneaclog x
oaeai iau.seps viii .sse Place Il he end o. he
alternate months, commencing With tbs 80 Tia Of
JuBe next. Rolls for these nustere will be duly
supplied. BY command Of Ma. 9ea'l LEH.
my lj--et k. .. GARAETT, Adjt. Gent
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- THE PEOPLES TICKET
u >~M SCnf-Hr ". = -, -. - 5000, .,S

IN RICH NOSD HUsTINGS
AS>1@s COURT, MAY 18TH, IsBi.-Ths Court ap-
point
Joseth BrummeI, Anson Richards John J. VII.
son, and y. & an, Commissione ers for Jefferson
Ward 20 superntend the General Election for
ssnstor aud members OF the Legislature, 10 be
held on the 25p DAY or MAY, lsBl said election
I" be held at the Firrt Market House. aud TO be
conducted by Reuben T. seal.
They appoint James II. Grant, George Whit
hsld Robert 4. How ison, TIL omas ". MeCance
an Thomas K. Price, Commi-soners for Madison
Ward, to superntend r2id election, the same to
be held st the Cry Hall, and to be conducted by
Thomas L. Dudlev.
And they appUi at Thomas ParhRm, Thomas II =.
Jones' Thomas Boudar Charles II. Powell, and
Felix Matthews, Commissioners for Monroe
Ward 20 euperiBterd s&d election, the same to
be held ~ K. A. Lacy - Carpenter Shop, gu Broad
street, between LAT nd Fouehee streets and 70 be
Conducle Cd by Andrew Jink;ps.
And Il ie ordered that H copy o: this order be
published daily Ia the Richmond Uisp0teh until
the day oi election. Ccpy-Tsste
NV ls-tde R6. HOWARD, Cl'k.
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CRoPs ~ GsoRaIA.-The Albany (Ga) Pat
rior, OF the 10Th inst SAYS;

Wo are informed by come Of or Oldest aud
mos experienced farmers that ;he gruin crops
w.r" never more prom asIug-stu unusuai
quantity having osen sOWn. SONS planters
have discarded cotton entirely anu nave turn-
ed their aIteu tion to the cultivation Of grain.
Ths Independent spirit sho ws that they are
for once determined to live within themselves
and no longer be dependent on the NoCth or
Ncst for fh~ir pr0dNc tloCs. Cotton is prom
!soi9. The weather pleasant and tha heal h
Of the country good.
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uUAhTEkMAsTER's OFFlTE-
ADMY IlI THE ENAEEl IT -

AIM I Vf IHE Yum kU. ST kb,
RIcHMosb, VA, May sth, isal.
NOTECE E.-Ai parsons are hereby botihed
that contracts for Ssd-teyr,assv s-ss.s for the
.4rf4y VI the Confederate States IN ths ctv Will be
paid aless the purchase has been sutnoElzei by
q written order frem rbe undersignsd.
W. L.. GABELL. iai. snd @ NJ.
s-iIn ..a- "a =. A.
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RusINEsa MEETINGS.

OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co,
HrcHarxp, Nav 18th, 1851. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
80 STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company vi IL
be hstd At their Office, corner Cf 18th aud Main
street,, GU M0ADAI, the I'll Inst. ~ 70 elk II,
my 23--td J, ii. MONTAGUE, Secy.
4l~a~ss SOTICE.-The annual nesting Of
"a - the Stockholders Of the RICHMOND,
PREpGRlCkSBUR8 aud POTOMAC RAILROAD
COMPANY Will bs held st their cfice, in the city
Of Kicb mond, on WEDNESDAY. the oeth tnst. :,
at IL o'clock ". q. W. MACNURDo,
my I'D Treas uFeT.
s1%S, NbEEGE.-Fks snuual meeting Of
fb~~aua the stoCs holders Of the Rich NO nd sDi
Petersburg Railroad Company. vii! take place at
their Office 10 this city, IN TUESDAY, the 2J,h In
ctr Il, at II o'clock / 81.
IDy It's NJ W. HARRINGTON. Tressurer.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HU4's hiCHMUND GKAls,
& BossIgCx's e1ohE, I
HI Order No. 1.
IL In cous-l uenee Of the 0rsys tnow al Norfolel
all going out 10 camp ground, no moro packages
Will be sole Ia reaed them teerelors nc more
Packages viii be received 81 THE store.
By order.
RnNAXITA
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~ Liserpacl aud London fire ana Ltfs
INsU Il A II Is co GfAhy,
txsFABLfsHgD 1851

~ ktseFpNoI bUd LOHuon = FtfN Ahu K4iI6
INsU aHCE Coz hPANY,
txsFABLfeHsD 1881
CASH CAP'BAND hEsbsSs 40 FUSD,...ss, ,oce.e02
IN e EsTED IN TIE U&lT ed sTATE5-.. 500
DAILY hEFEN UE........':. ...''...'.,;; 'oe'
ths en gP GENE - ~ the 0IapsEy.
DIEkoToRB IN NAV yokkI
JAszs Brown, Rsq. Chairman.
fRANoIs CoTTssBfr, ssa., Dspusy 0nais@sA.
HBHRI uhIySELL, ksQ.
M AscnisALp, Ii. b. n. Consul.
sressg brTitH, ssq.
JossPE uAttLAkp, Esq.
Aigx Hamilton, lr., Ess.
e. t. oAErBRsOk, ESQ.
ALyRsD fkLL, Esq Resident ssrrssary.
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issusa On sAIas
terms ~ other 6rsi- class Companies.
All iossss promptly adjusted aud paid without
reference To the home ONCE.
CHAS. 4. W0RTEAA, Agent,
Once Old Dominica Insurance Company,
fa Sis az Main str~st
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>tKth I'D ofF % ne nisat OF Ine
SUMMER RESORTS
AELEGEIANY APRt>ns.

9lv&4 tLLI'" n1H1 = 7',iPTxsSsTs'o S1EtS SI's' v.
- Tbir cel. bt4Jed WAIERINa-P PLACE
-0 noned far t3s reception VI visitors oH the
.,r r.s Igua.
-'.t three and ha!f mi ca from tho VIZ
..t aud T.uuesvss kailT"ad. they ara "ary of
.... and n .rd ;ua best racBr rit7 for families.
Ia.H t-pa rtmeut j. sGpervi~et by he pToprie-
'-.. wh1 viii srtsUd personally to the want. ot
..... 1e~t-s
r.. waters %; N ess SprinSG stand unrivaied FOR
..... ave Of dy-VepSIs.
r. I--lms' POOTH. CALHOUN & 90
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NAVAL KEEDEZEOtFs,
RIcHNosp, Va, May 9Th, 1871. F
cEaMEN AND OTHERS desiring 10 serve 10
- th. ha rbor and defence %: the state. Will
bs taken iato safyice at the stofeef LlBsf s0s,
corner Of Cary and 2nth streets
Rate vi nay. Sc, tnc ssIas az givsn IN the u o.
Naval Ssfyics ,, D. LEE, captain
my 9-ist Commanding Rocra!tius Service
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s ituI BstIBt.E ALLN NPHiS y.
Y - This deaKhlfGl Bad qUiat htTRKAg
/ viii be open - visitors on the 10Th Of
: .- I've m.Ia@ from MiiiburO' Depot.
a H.-SE per day 50 per mOath-cEiidfen
. -ssE+Etr he5 price.
-. au!pie supply e ICE was -ecuFsd.
.Hi FPET'EE H RANDOLPH
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sOUTHERN MANUFACTURER

soUTHERg MANUFACTURES.
90 40, and especially II you can obtain as deaf
rabls Goods. without paying any mors for thsm
than their actual worth.
TAE
OF fufs CfrY,
Organized last year, and in order 70 make such
Goods IA would not ccpDete with, but would ra.
thsr aid other Southern aDufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles Of Goods that have never
heretofore been made In Virginia. they a. ed III cir
Mill with machinery of the best and hnest 2usli-
Ly. They now manufacturing FlSE CASSi-
MERES and CLOTHS of every variety, rom Fine
Virginia Merino aud Msstizo Wool, aDi solicit
the attention of the trade In the South to their
Goods. All who have seen heir ARMY CLOT Hs.
manufactured AZ frst expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute pronounce them al least equal,
II not superior In quality 10 those they had been
buying heretofore and quite as cheap.
The Virginia state and Central Agricultural go
eiatias their Fair held Ia this city, In Oetohar
last, awarded 10 this Company GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition of W0olen Goods, which in
cluded some besutiful SHAW LIS, BLANKETS, SO.
PurcI.sers msy rely upon every piece of 0oods
manu- red by us being W hat II Is represented,
and uudeT G circumstances viii this Company bs
Induced 80 work shoddy In their Goods, nor viii
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS ID. CRENsHAW. Pres't.
SAMUEL 7. Mitchell,
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joys Il. MoETAerE.
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