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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29

Az OwNER WANTED The Chief Of Police has
In tis custody, at the City Hall, about $50 lbs Of
lead pipe, which was taken ffcm a young man
who offered it for sale at price that justified
suspicion. The owner can have IL upon proving
property In the usual manner.
THE GALLANT TURNER RVLgs, who were ut
the Annapolis Junction the arrival Of the
Seventh regiment. have been out there every day
for the last eight DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29

Music IN THE PUBLIC GRouNps-We under.
stand that the music by the Marine Band slter-
mating ccasonaly with the other bands now In the
city, will commence in the Presidents grounds
On Saturday afternoon next, commencing at ave
O'Clock, and every "Wednesday afternoon In the
Capitol grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29

NEW SPRING STYLE
OF CARTETINGS.
Just received at the old stand OF the late firm of
Clagett & Dodson new supply of elegant
Ihree-piy and Doubks-ingrain Carpetings,
sold accordingly.
ap l6 cow JAS B. DODSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29

COMPLIMENT TO THE PRESIDENT On SATURDAY.
afternoon the fine band attac he'd 70 the ew York
Seventh Regiment proceeded to the south front of
the Executive Mansion, and complimenttd Pre,i-
choice pieces, including the soul stirring national
aip. The President. accompanied by his private
secretaries, Messu Nicolay and Hay th. ladis.
OF the household, and the Secretary Of War soon
made their appearance on the pcrtico, and re-
inained during the entire performance. The Pres
idenrs Two little sons, each with Union badge
adjoining his jacket, were also on the portico and
seemed 70 enjoy the music vastly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29

The verdict OF the jury having been rendered
after the inquest over the body of Cornelius BOYD
the civil authorities demanded the corporate
guard for trial. Application was made to Gene
raj Scott for aid In eecting the arrest and COM
pany OF United States troops was detailed for the
purpose, and with policeman Narrower succeeded
In securing the corporal and seven of the men -,
who were taken before Justice Dom, and by him
were committed 70 jail for a further hearing
Their names are J. n Murphy, Chas. Osbourne,
hugh Myers, vi. Mitchell, V. Rawlings F. Lull,
b Howell, Jeremias Carter. Three remain TO be
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29

nRS. lockwood h DARRELL PRE-
- pared TO insert Tt ETHon VULCAN-~
TIE BASE, q new and improved mode ~
When made on this plan they com ~~lI0
Portable to wear and mucH chea per than auy other
Also. Teeth Inse ted on Gcld Plate, and al Dent u
Operstons of any kind that may be desired of
fee Dom No. 5. in the WASHINGTON Building cor
ner Pa av. and Seventh st. ia 10 ams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29
RooGs AND s E,sls 70 suis TEE
aDg

IL Blue Lick ater. aud other Medicinal w att r.,
always fresh. Also, fresh supplies of Pure Medi-
cines receised weekly. Ayers, Schenck's, and
MOORE'S West End Drug store.
% 2w ia Pam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

UNoR SALE CHKAP-rAkMs CoUsFsY RESIDENCES
ard bundnx sites az various sizes and prices with doe
and inland views to city by rair ad and
steamboats, Some for exchange Also, New York aud Book
ya property < SEYMOUR 80 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

TNOE sALE-THE ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN
store Eouse aod Lot, No lal Lexington avenue; first
sM ntghhorhood the house IL built Of
e materials finished in the latest siyle and srepe,e with
MI the modern hot and cold vater
Hoaarv wasbtub~ &C 10 the most perfect house all
sppoptmeas In the city Price IS 5A)SJun may remain
and mortgage The entire Furuure which of the
nos, elegant and costly ssrscer made by the best city
sold only In consequence of the
Try; nay from 10 A. NJ TIL 9P. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

/, E,oa SALE OR LEAsE-FoK A TERM OF YEARS, A
first class house, situated RuenpA ridge harlem
River Heights Mott Eaeen Depot all improve
men- hot and cold water bas four stalled stables
Nardeners house, 80 all hueorlur Of
sort aney woosed aud laid With good taste good
boating, bathing and fishing Well did the Prince Wales
admire this besutiful subu ban scenery sailing
from High Bridge in TACT few OF the mercantile
nunity know OF such locality aud only " minutes from
the city by boat cars Third avenue rail-
Torpsriicuiars APPLY 70 GEORGE RECHM0SD Broad-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

A vERy PIsE oPPoHTgsIvy foa fhoek ~a0
"A pursuit. u pleasant Rooms good Board lis
ccpd rhs house v nrst cAss xisa al the mcdrH
nnprov subrnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

TVDR SALE-A THREE STORY AND HIGH STOOL
brick House. In thirteenth st between SIXTH and seven
avenues with modern improvements AMI In good order
Terms easy le the very desirable drs House
- irwin place. Fteeuih street, three and half story
With ali the modern improvements and In select mel Oh
hood For further particulars apply ct 100 West Thiesnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

FyoUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE Ar RyE-vEIL Loo At.
~ ed wiin ave minutes walk Of the depot The House
as has stable and about OF ground
Ygce $lgQ ooeupied oy Mr. Shedding Apply TO c. T.
CROMWELL. 10 william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

TWO SUITS OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 6eAEr
ments, containing all III. modern coavenicnces t. let To-
gehcr with without full partial Roard
ngis Rooms for gent unoomn,only terra
Apply al 80 Broadway bscen Twentieth Twenty
Streets References xcha pged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

UlARM FOR SALE or ExCHANGE-A VERY DESIR-
able Of 70 gool stand for blacksmith and
Wheeiw rgnt: OF fruit an water 30 miles from
Nsw of, on Long Island Inquire Of MIRA JAYNE, 273
Aaelphi ST. ee Frook)yn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05
CLOTHING.

A BETTER CHANCE IVAN EvEK-I HAVE JOSH
n received 160n purchsse OF Clothing fur ChcA
60, III Ls1ies ana gentlemen II ~ish fair price
FOR Ciohes Carpets, Furanre and J~~elry aud
avoid being humbueged false oecr the do
" 20 .end nots 70 hfNSz. ~ asth The yos
be convinced you wsl BE- aest With W a srjon
Ladies' punctrslly s<nded 20 by Mntz 10 Lxth ave
sur bctw een Eighth stlect and Wavesiey plaoe. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

LfOE SALE, TO LET, OR ExGHANGE-F1R rEv
York prof. eriy only, Cottage at Bergen Point J.,
Cellar stable, good fence and young trees 8c In
quire Of VICTOR SEAMAN l69 Division street. York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
THR WASHINGTON CONGRESS.

WAsENsr0S, July s.-The Speaker of the House o.
Representatives has appointed the committees Tie
chairman Of the Committee on Electors Is Mr.. Davis
on Claims, Mr.. Fen,OO; on Commerce, Mr.. Washburne
Of inois on Public Lads Mr.. Potter; on Postal Az
fins Mr. morrill, of MARYLAND; on the Distric, of Co
luno, Mr.. COnklipg; on the Judiciary, Mr.. Hickman
on Revolutionary Clsims, Mr. Duet; on Public EIpsnd
lures, Mr.. Covodc; GU the hilits, Mr.. Van yalkeu
burg; and on the Navy, Mr. Sedgwick.
The Committee on Ways and Means are, Aessrr.
Stephens Morrill, Of Vermont Phelps, spalding, Apple
ton, Corning, Horton, Mcclelland, and strattop.
The Committee Foreign AT irs Messrs. Crit
tsnden, GOoch Cox, White, of Indiana Mcknight, Burr
ham, Thomas, of Maryland, Pomeroy and Fisher.
TIE Chairman of the Committee on Pensions is Mr.
Van Wyck, and on RDlds and Canals Is Mr.. Mallory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
rErEaRAMS.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP FACTS AND FABRIcA

II
WASHINGTON GOSSIP, FACTS AND FABRlcA-
TIONS
wAsHrssrox, Jolly al. is stated here that Governor
Hicks OF Maryland reports tina, the secession feeling IS
strong on the Eastern Shore, and be wants Federal
troops to protect the Union men there.
The Cabinet had consultation to-day with Gen Scott
about sending trooIs to that feron Of Maryland, but
the result Is not known.
M. vAlaindshAu declared in the Democratic caucus
last nigh, that be preferred peace to the preservation Of
the Union.
Col Taylor hss arrived in Washington with Gag Of
truce thousand rumors soat 10 reference to his
MISSION but it Is believed that il refers to exchange
Of prisoners.
Il is stated tha, Gen. Scott is In hourly expectation Of
intelligence of battle between Generals Patterson and
Johnston at Eiwards Ferry.
The Government has sent reinforcements. When the
courier left for assistance two Federalsts dead
At Buchanan, Captain Barrett's company, OF the 9Th
Ohio regiment was parsded before the regiment, dis
armed and ordered home for oursgss committed under
the command of Lieut. Stratton. Eight p'iva;es after
intercession With Gen. Mcclellan had their restored
Several Ct the culprits we're sent to Columbus.
WAsHNGroS, July sh-Col Stones command has
Joined that Of General Patterson and all pushing
ahead.
Gen. Johnstons forces have evidently been reinforced.
There are many reports of battles having occurred,
bu, there is no confirmation Of such reports at the War
Department here.
Gen. Patterson's mmuacations with the War De-
parment have been very irreguAry received within the
past sixty hours
Much dissatisfaction anxiety and intense interest are
exhibited in gard TO Gen. PAIterson advance into V
gina
Gen Beureyard has fell ID the forests around Manassas
and Is Ru.rdng the approaches
IL believed here lin wsshingson that Gen. Besure-
gard is Seeding endorsements to Ger. Johnston.
Gen. hcClellans forces are moving towards the Cum
bsrland Gap.
The East Tennesseeans and Confederate troops are
agNin entering the lines at Falls Church.
The Federal steamer Pocahontas is anchored Off Ma
thas Point
wAsHiSeros, July s-Au Ohio volunteer very gross
" insel,ed the Hon. Nc. yal!andig han to-day.
WAsHIserOS, Jly "a joint resolution will soon DO
Introduced l,gatziug President Lincoln's acts.
The pay Of privaes in the army il to be increased,
and the general expenditures Of the Government to
b. reeu,ed
WAsaNGroS, July 9.-lnteligsnce has been received
here authorizing tbs announcement that Spain has pro-
nounced in favor Of rigid neutrality in the contest nos
existing between the United and the Confederate
States
WASHINGTON, July 9-G,n. Patterson has sent 70 the
War d, partment for achievements.
WAsHrsGroS, July Six regiments have gone to
G n Paterson's assistance.
The extrsns hot weather checks military movements
Eu.ogGs the death Of Senator Douglas will be de-
lVered and the usual resolutions adopted.
daily mail has been established between Washing
ton and harrisburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
FRON SOUTH CAROLINA.

CoLUSBrA, S. C. July Gov. Pickens has issued bis
Proclamation cOnveniOg the South Carolina Legislature
at COu nbi8 the fist Wednesday in November to vote
for electors for President and Vice President of the Con-
Tolerate States and two Senator's and be has also i~usd
urs of eeoa for members Of Congress from the sev-
a,.I alsetoraI districts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
From MISSOURI.

81. Lows, July The State CoaventOn Of Missouri
a called 10 me-t on the 23i Of July.
ST LOUIS July 9-TwO Illinois federal regiments have
left for the interior.
Gen. Lyon is within two days march Of Boonville. He
is south of that point His federal force their march,
surrounded town and compelled every body to take Liz
coln's oath Of allegiance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
CAN'T STAND 1T THREE YEARS.

CArRo. July s.-Sa,urday ard Sunday were occupied
in tskpg the votes Of the Regiments as to whether they
viii enlist for three years not Cooks Regiment voted
forty in favor Of the three years enlistment hcArthurs
Regiment voted fly in favor, and 0getbys Regiment
voted one hundred and fifty 10 favor OF three years TIE
oler portions Of these Regiments voted in favor of die
banding The other Regiments will show similar IN
satisfactory result The troops have lot yet received
any nav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
CILHAWs TACTICs.

w, have In press and viii be resdy By the foth Of July,
AVA nj GILHAMs INUAL for vouu'e.rs and MI ua o.
,af-dsrs,e States, eoDpsny Army Organisation,
ssa Arms AM Amnun lon, scAo Of te soldier Company
satan rrooper Troop and Squadron, Eyouous OF The
o,r,s,ns Duties Camp and 6srrsor The saf Rat
a. ours M,f,hals Music and the Articles Of Wa'-ths mos
corrul-te Niuary Hspua ever Published
me Q. vii Be- By rsn t21o Persons renlng u "
m. 1.iss Hi receive nee or possgsor eb ordus 70 ~
ess pronps ana cary ssa'''R sh0uld 3
Pubnahsrs. Deohsellen end etstonsu
~ hAa 4 Hehpsst.v w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
rpnx WEsrERN VIRGINIA.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July s:h.-Teesraphic advices from
Ciocnrai to-day, report news from Western Virginia
unsatisfactory and unreliable. Skirmsbes aud amsuf
c4des continue and general battle is anticipated within
the ne q: forty-eght hours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

MAYOR sCoURr.-YesterdAy, pth Schaefsr was brought
to ta- for ASSUMING ChAs Miller ard bis wife Mary 1t
Ngaes-si tsA rbR MAS IN the habit Of visiting bis
srsoan, Business in the Of Ablers residence
and that Miller objected to tie intrusion bis premises
reminding Sh.eier that be bad better remain with bis
VII, and children. Words paced and, Of cours blows
followed Miller struck Sehasfer and Schaafsr struck
Miller Ms Biler who received blow from SehNefer's
ValOous fist failed to appear witness and The case
accordingly Continued until this morning
Andrew Sexton Vas brOught up for being du'k sni
disordsry tie sire he OF " released iroG Jail
jest rav security to keep The p-see, and forth~ith
commenced onslaught on Sir John Blreycotr, which
ended in the usual way. In consideration Of his pas;
misconduct the Mayor sent Sexton TO the ebangang for
SIX dys.
Weekly L. Lowry, a soldier, was srrsigned on the
charge sAbbing Michael Asher marine employed on
the steamer yorktown. The case continued.
Tho. Lilis charged Eigh shsss.enng to assault
Mary Dozens bsi tks complainant not appearing, the
ssse Gas dismissed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

A CHEAP WArER CooLES-We have received rom
hsssrs Reese Plrr Of the porous earthen jugs
which they have recently made for the purpose CT re-
ducny temperature OF without the use OF ice
Il IL cheap smpl snd eonIivanee, and as such
vii doubtless be generally brought into Remember
the jug Is to De put in damp cool place, when
II ". for the purpo.e specified.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

COOP IDEA.-We observed solder yesterday, en-
Main Street. with bowie knife attached to the side Of
his right boot. This arrangement dspenses with The
be which, 10 this bot Weaiher adds greatly to the dis
comfort OF ihs IL il easy to soop and draw
bOEis kafs IRON the boot, whenever the Weapon may be
re1ufred for use
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
Southern MANUFACTORY OF
Boots and Shoes.

VIE the would be pleased TO have The country
w merchants visiting the city, call upon u.s. Is We are nov
r.a.re 10 furnh them DDS Of our own Manufacture, ~
ipv prcs As they procured here or elsewhere
manufacturing business In inc nne
a, Rs And be nsssed and that The ade Of
Esmond may hs 80 great justify us employing nom 70 70
~ h>0~' ' ALRx. HILL co.,
11- Manufacturer, and Importer OF
Boots and shoes, No. 1871
-. Main Street Rckmend, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

EKw OsuCE.-Ths VHgiria Fire and Marine Insur-
snce Company have purchased the building on Main
Street. adjoining the American Hotel formerly occupied
by the late Samuel MARI Cashier Of the Bank Of Virgin
IA Toe building has recently been renovated by the
addition Of t%o stores, trout, Toe main Aoor
will he oeelped by the Insurance Company aid will be
ready BY the Isl Of August
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
II q TRANSPORT DESTROYED.

OMAHA, July The steamer Chippewa with 40 tons
Of government stores and 2S7 kegs Of powder has been
destroyed BY fire. The passengers and crew were saved
but the boat was blo-n to atoms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
ROR PATTERSON,

BAIrIxoRE, July "a large number Of troops passed
through this city yesterday TO strengthen Gen. PAter-
sous column.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
IN A TRAP.

BUCHANAN, Jaly 30. Jennings WisetD has the Fed
eral troops 10 a trap at GlenSilc Two Federal ress
ments have gone to their assistance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

rHE PALNKrro.-From the rear windows Of our of5ce
have full view Of palmetto tree, crossing 10 box,
ia backyard attached to ths GoVsrnor's House. plant
80 nteres log this in public estimation should be
KEEP in theblek ground and trust therefore that she
Governor u Is TO b. removed the fTont Of his
domicil so that everybody can take look at il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

rus CIR RALSOAR We leaFn that the only reason
Why the e psseuger railroad has DOT been put in oPe
ration ere pos il that the be Obaintd at tie
Hortb in consequence Of the blockade and that the
tfcers here who could make them otherwise Sngsg
ed With more important work A car weighing not more
THAI 900 lbs and adapted to the up-And GoSn,hi Of
Redmond cannot be conveniently made, We are in
fJrmd at the Uuon Works in Portsmouth, or elsewhere
10 the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

SrIKID GUSs.--we learn that several of the guns
brought from BeloEa Arsenal and deposited upon the
solh side Of the B,sin bank, have been ,piE.d 0rr
verdict sg inst the Government would be: Served em
right it We cid not spprycas the iTporrcs Of bring
g il'o every piece Of or1nsuee that lie render
ed available A large number Of D5hgren and other
hslvy guns lying in the yard attached to the pauye
Dspot this city. Shall they, too be spiked fOs the
want Of proper guardY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
NEW nTLITAHY WORK.

II ". RANDOLPH will rcbfsh In ten days
81 Ins ructots for 0tors snd Non c1rssoned ofcer- 81
a,ary Outpost duty, Nv Lieut. Dol Won Arntehi d ti
iVsssr, Ki gs German Legion wi sblgnent Of hsu y
Lieut., OIL the Hon Pouonby 18th Light Crigoons 1t VII b.
ed fo-b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
THE GOVERNOR OF Virginia.
rrNCi AMAFTON

xxTHEREAs the Laws Of this COmuonvesith, any alien
w being Ire white person and MOI da neng VINO ns ne
80. 4, poue 10 reside therein upon such declaration being
Of rec I'd n he be actually resident therein. ay inhe H.
~ and hold rs.l estate be ctz OF this
80 And On ret citizens Of the Uned states now NJ war
,h States and 9TH this STATE are alien enemies
iahe or Purchase and hold real estate within the
ormoawralta and ofmailon has been received ~ NE
T.,lv. at valuable lands, eontiiDirg oil ard other
.,,,.. ar. being p1rohAped bY such all rs Therefore
hn letcar Governor Of the Commonwealth OF NbgmL oy
~ .ut,ay ve.ted lss do her,hJ proclaim mt
y. 81 and ny alec eneuls since Ap
sei are egl forfeited and The duiy OF the
,,ne toand Or OF the C1mmonSeAih and 70 ~ pose
H,x h.nd A. Gov rnor and under the Less Seal Of
-. he Commonwealth, At keemond, ms ON cas- OF July,
Ls 1881. and In the sightJslxh yeas OF me common
- wealth. JOHN IETcHER
By In Governor
GsoEos W. NuSToRD, "a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

~BAk ER'S PREMsUM BIT.
80 TERs Is conceded 20 be the most delicious, whole
some the World used almost every
~ in VIRGINIA. solely for this climate, and should he
found every Southern Family, for oil d.
ee OF stomach and boves They fall 70 make
DYSPEPSIA Nervous Headache &C. With pain the
stomach they give immediate relief dsordered
ye-s and In weak deoatsd persons they win rive
energy whole system They only need trial 10 give then
prvossree other Hters Thee btters be had Of
Messrs GRAY, PUaCGLL, LADD co, by all prominent
10 the city Of Richmond snd elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina Also by O. sFCTT CO., Washington Uty,
c. cANBY aILPIN co BALTIMORE r. A. fAHSEsToCK Co.,
Phii sdeiphis. and BARNES PARK New York
orders allied by addressing x. BAKER, Proprietor,
Yeo. S-dke Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

%UTIC We vhhto call the Affection OF those who 10
- foT tie de,n-e Of that
ltany tbufse lr.rg. all kinds Of Carp furpiure-s
Sc. Jte FoisiSg Tables, Gotta Camp s.ols ard hs,,r
;'o style Of Camp Bsdstesd and Natures combined,
shlch superior anything OF ihs hind yet iovnted Hsh
aad ssts up but smsil p,c. We have furfhed several u
ns ana ds,,and hes been crater could supply
ge ssis nsAcs to .noim enes ard IRE public
have Engaged lager ruuber Of aud after to-day
en- 81 orders al soon rs PiTrn, a. low prices.
We vst employ several good Cabinet Maten to make
op Camp Fanfare
PEyvIs 4 ATKINSON, Cabinet Manufacturer,
r,s1 18th OF Governor IT.. heiK Main and FRANKLIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

RMY EBGULATIONS-Adopted 70: the use OF the
CT tho f.defats In accordance with the late
act, OF rEre so Articles Of War for the Cove. nn.en Of
the ,r1y OF the Confederate 81 aies OF America, 8e
School Guides the acal Soldier, for the Of The
Militia Confederate States with rs Hast. uops 500
Hards.s Tactics, complete In Volume, with Plates and
VI I"
The Hand Book By Cart James Lee Of lst Ne
r,ent VI. Vols, zoe.
Nap Of Vrgsa showing all TIE Important points Of attack in
a. s,,ts- exc, .dLion $50; on roi srs, tsos
CSyal. v arties BY Col J Luc Us Davis, tlYo
S,.ructlots IA He.vy ARTILLERY vi Plates, S21
i,,,n. nv AID o, ND Duty SOC.
soien q Of War BY v. Buckle II, Tsc.
fsr sale By NBNk JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Bo:kselers and SiatcBes
Ia 1lh VAIN ST., Nchuend, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

A TrsHTIos VOLUNTEERS FO9 end COMPANY -,
IA Committee from Comp having ben ec.eled FER IVA
the purposs Of frilhng thu 2nd Company }az
And bs att schd 20 COL GLHAh'J RESIN Mt rneszl
would call the Of al y OF good s,sndn
habits wiling unite s "a Win
haze the neir oouky 20 ,he necessity OF re.
p,rr iht msriyes the CnnMIi1tN VIZ HOCT DELAY The
Barracks Il Can under g. Spstssosd Bots TIE BEST
ARMS will Be Oh Ghsms Regiment viii sooa
ple nd no lime .Io, d he lgsf lY3-lE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10
APLANTATION TOLEASE OR RENT

INLL IRE war TERMINATES tFrFR " !iicH IT WILL b.
sale Th- trac contains u O thous trd 81
Of LAM .rsd and sixY RGr's t. hn- Com AM
person wishing Lease Rea. s frrnsh tn MIA,
the place they urnir The .y Of Corn
al the ex oirsil,n OF the lsase or rent
me sid PLANTATION Ia near Morton repci sognen Rsi
Rosa, MissisFp.. 7 VlYloN,
A., o-Qn Lake 2 4 Road Eiss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-10

DUTrER.-e0 .r COO lbs Roll Ruta. sxaabs for baking
ID purposes. Just received and Ter ','s' uosr J,yr
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