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FROM wAsHIN GroN.

The Alexandria Gazette, OF yesterday, has
the following
va.htngt.n to-day Ii extremely devoid of
IS Not even q refnor of sufficient impor-
,anr@ 10 obtain the slightest credence can be
heard,
IL sir about them being at meal hours
hen the soldiers OF the different regiments
.,lect in proiosion.
.,elo.k bringing more Northern troops, their
~ouirments and baggage
rant Ramsey, sometime since, distrusting
~ a,i.litv OF somebody, caused all the gun
p,waer which was stored in the expensive
"a -esure Government vanlt ia the Congress
,innsI hnrying ground, to be removed TO the
Nsuy OF our most distinguished citizens
have left the city, and are at present sojourn-
INF in Alexandria. ~
nor ton Of the United States troops " hich
arr stationed at the northern end of the Long
Rrfdge crossed the bridge to-day and proceed.
ed some distance down the Washington and
.,on they met two of the Virginia troops who
w.rs guarding the entrance Of the columbian
-urnIake, and used towards them the most
ir.ultns and provoking Language. One Of
.ha yirginisns started TO Alexandria for rein.
6syeemsnts. but hsfore they arrived the ia.
,,rders had LEFT for Washington
The Washington Star, Of Tuesday, says:
ws hsys satisfisd ourself that 10 was last
-lsht determined by the Governmen. TO in.
-rrxse the new levy mentioned Ia our issue Of
Saturday last~-of volunteers, regulars, and
sailors for the Navy--to fun So, 900 men And
Further, 10 accept "a, 600 three months men
mora than The original call, f55,o00l More
.hsn that number of the latter have already
rendered their services over and above the
Is 90 originally asked for. Thus the Govern
rneut pushing arrangements 10 have as
soon as possible IN arms A total of ls3, 900 men.
Gen. Harvey. L, s. "A. now ia Washing
ton. al wizards Hotel
On Monday evening, the 4 loauy Regiment.
the Twenty nfth.) n. !. volunteers, arrived
in this city by rail from Annapolis. They
are scyen hundred strong, and are well uni
formed and equipped; and the ranks are COM
posed Of nne. muscular young men.
The six men who We're arrested some DAYS
aso, and have been kept unoer guard ut tn.
Capitol, have been transferred TO the cur tody
Of tUe MaEshai OF the District, and were com.
IGhisi 10 the county Jail yesterday by the
Chief Of Police. They stand charged with
GtteIlng sediticus and reasonable sentiments
agsihst the United States. Their names are
John ". Richardson. Adam Grinder, Alfred
Wikerson, r a. Cunningham, Dennis Gala
LSu and Edmund +. Bangs. They were AT.
rrslrd under IA military order, and the course
10 b. pursued by the au thorities is not yet de-
terminfd on, far The committing mag
isirate - concerned.
Ne hear numerous complaints OF respect ia
bic families being grossly insu tied by some Of
the NOiunlee no W here, anu il rs quite time
the officers should put these men under stricter
discipline. too free Of liq uor seems to
be al the bottom of this mischief.
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Still Later from Eurane

ST. JOINS, April 29.-The steamship Adri-
attic arrived this afternoon, from Galway Esd.
The Africa arrived out ON the I'D
Political ne avs generally unimportant.
1t is stated that Lord Russell has issued n
writ of execution against the steamer Grea
Eastern.
Prince Napoleon demands satisfaction of the
Duo q Anmaie for reflections in the latter IS
pamphlets.
Numerous failures have occurred at Mar.
settles.
Garibaldi insists on the re reorganization of
the Southern Italian army. The measure
was opposed by Count Cavour. but the
Chambers snbseq uentiy passed an order es-
tabiishing the army.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April 22.--Cotton active-sales
OF $4,000 bales. Breadstufs closed dull
Provisions steady.
Consols closed at Oil q 90
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Movement Of Troops In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, April 2s-The following compa-
MES OF ths Third and Fourth Regiments OF
deorgiasare now at and passing through Au-
susta for Virginia:
The baldwin B.nes, Capt. George Doles, 70,
rank and file; Twfggs volun teers. Capt Jas
Folsom, -; Brown Rifles, Capt. X. b. Ms
pet, 70; Home Guards, Capt. James s. Reid,
Lagrange Light Guards, Captain r. s,
smith, "; West Point Guards, Captain
!. j.. Matthsws. = 50; Glover Guards.
Capt. George I. Bartlett, So Yoang Guards,
capt. Il. Lee, ST. sumter Light Guards,
capt. w. l. Johasan, ST.; Albany Gunrsls,
Uapt. Z. @: Rust. ~; Dawson irays, Oapt.
=. l.. McWhorter, so; Confederate Light
9 uard, Capt, Ell Walker, 81; Athens Guard,
Capt. Henry .. Beilups, 90: Barks Guard,
capt. w: Masgraye, "a: Wilkinson Rifles,
Capt. William O. HAtls. 70; BIotleet VoIun.
teers, Cant. Foster Blodget, IT., 49,
THE last two conapanies reaehsd Richmond
Yesterday | 6s#H9 xs
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NORTH CARoLIsA TRoops.-Tbe First Reo,.

NORTH CARoLTsA TRooPs-The First Reei-
ment OF North Carolina Volun teers are IN.
der orders to proceed to Virginia. The fo,lbw.
ing companies constitute the Regiment
Orange Light Infantry, Capt Ashe; Warren
tod Guards, Capt. Wade; Hornets Nest Ri
Hes. Capt. Williams; Enfield Blues. Cant
Bell Limberton Guards, Capt. Norment.
Dupiin Rifles, Capt. keenan,; Charlotte Crews
Capt Ross; Townsville Rifles, Capt. Miller,
granville Sireys, Capt. Workman; columbus
Juards, Capt Ellis. The Cadets of thu
North Carolina Military Institute, eighty a We
In number, are attached to this Regiment
The utmost enthusiasm pervades the whole
people OF the State
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ALsAxr. N. W. Apri1 2s-,Adespera.e row
took place 1T the Adams House to-day--oneof
the.depots for the volunteers. The men com
planned Of the food furnished them, and an
onicer Knocked down waiter-a general row
were smashed. One of the Deiavan House
walters WAS thrown from q window and had
his leg badly broken. Pistols were fired and
knives were drawn, and several men were
badly cut, Men were injured indiserimiuste-
ly. The Governor repaired to the scene of
conflict. The police xele called out before
the row could be quelled
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ANOTHER SRrzURB-The schooner Ocaan
Wave WAS boarded in Hampton Roads on
Monday night, by some men sent off in 4 boat
IRON the frigate Cumberland. They took
charge OF the vessel, and deprived the captain
OF about two bushels of rock fish, worth here
about ", for which he was paid ST. After this
gallant exploit OF the Yankees, and the seizure
or the valuable cargo, the Ocean Wave was
ft W hours arrived at this port.-Eorrolk Ar-
qua
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SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The Fulton, which
sailed from New York on Saturday, took out
Hook Of diploma lists; Gov Dayton, Minis
Ter 70 France; Mr.. Pennington, secretary,
Mr. Burlingame, Minister to Austria; Mr.
Marsh. Minister 70 Turin; MIR. Pike, Minis ter
ton; MI. Putnam, Consul at Havre; Mr. We
zey, Consul at AK Ia Ohapelle; Mr. Campbell
Consul at Rotterdam; Capt. Britton, Consul
at Sou hampton
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.a ALUM WATER.
w Ek OF The

W -, hONh BkIDGE ALUA SPRINGS "a
BOT til ED Al THE SPRINGS 800
The undersigned have eon.tituted the Ionsa ~
pGRCELL, LApD Co, DYnxsists Rienmond Va
ohS y. khA A. AGENTS for the UNITED STATES
ana the CoNEEDERArk STATES of INERICA'
The reputation Of this wstar a. mad,.sn.,
agent, Is established IN Virginia and MANY pnrts
OF ine south and Is rapidly extApdine over Ina
taeilshed that 1t Is one OF the few Minera atern
been kent from tw D 10 Va vs.r "sI ~ .n"l ~ has
apparent damage either to its taste or it, medical
qGTnttities, -
no many remarkable cures performed by Il In
DyT<Tud Chyonse Uiayrhaa and Ds,enseyu f1,eui.,
Eper D1seG" ScTefnia, and all Gianduiav and Ski,
sssases Chron,e NERVOUS Compainis Rrowrhuis. pYs,
&C. nave attract cd the atf entisu Of the uoss
nsnt medical men in every section OF the con ntrv
III. cartwright, Of New Orleans, ssys:Tifr In
truth, know OF no water in Europe az Amsrics -
neh 10 medical substances a. thai oil Rock bridge
Ai9In sspTags ..eg.ra
s " Moofnhn, residezt physieian at the white
sulphur 1T is matter Of no little importsncs
that the Duhiir .'tt'S
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"OAMP LoAAX The Fredericksburg
Herald, in Ii sketch of the scenes at the camp
near that place, says:
Every afternoon number. of ladies and gen.
tlemen visit the camp TO witness the fine sol.
dieriy appearance and admirable drilling of
The various companies. The quarters, we
learn, have given satisfac ton to the strangers,
ana we are glad of IL, and only regret that
they are not better provided Tor but as IL Is
worse fare might be hud
Everything is done in strict military STYLE.
Ihere are guards and sentneis walking their
rounds; soldiers cooking in one place AMI put
ting up domestic conyeniencss in auotner.
some sm oking and some sleeping in their
tents; some IN groups Indulgipg in familiar
converse, and some being drilled OF the green
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Affairs in New York.

NBw YoRk, April 29.--The Baltic sailed
this evening with Elfsworth's Regiment of
Zouaves, recruited from New York firemep
LOO strong. +.r
New YORK, April 30.-The steamers Colum.
bit ard Star of The Sou tn sail to morrow from
this port, with the Second and Twenty .ejp IN
Regiments. 1.-THE steamer Harriet Lane is to
accompany them convoy. The steamer
Chesapeake arrived here to-day from For
tress Monroe, having landed her cargo of pro-
visions there.
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SRIzrRE oP THREE ScHoosEKs LOADED WITH
GCNPowDgR.-At Il latelhour on SSa tn ,day night
certain information reached the United STATES
Mars hal OF New Jersey, which induced him
to invoke the assistance of Brigadier General
Hatntid, OF the New Jersey State militia,
VINO Win force OF men, proceeded with the
Marshal TO the Jersey Oats, where they seized
three sehooners loaded with gunpo WIDER, over
which was spread quantity of manure =
Elch OF the schooners was kept throughout
the night with a guard on board, and were
owed 10 Ellis Island by the steamboat New.
.rk -
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BorrIK PIcKkD UP.-on the 9th April. a
bottle was picked up on Cape Charles, con-
tanning the following memorandum in pencil:
On BOARD u. S. TRAsspoRr,
Il. X. CurLoR, April sd, 1851.
10 all whom this may concern. Greetiag:
2lst, at $40 p. NJ. in company with the 10.
iumeia and Baltic, U. 8. steamer Harriet
Lane, convoy. Arrived OF Cape Henry April
2ad, at u o'clock A. NJ.
Ehsis are no accommodations on board the
men have 70 live like dogs. About 800 menu
oers OF the Regiment present.. Have had q
rough passage, nearly all the men sick.
Puofsh ~ soon a. found.
Company II, list Regiment, N. Y. s. T.,
A. HESRr EABLER, LIST Serg't.
AMOS l.. LEE, "a Serg't
JoHs W. WALToS, Sd Serg't
l.. Il. HARTsHoRsE, 18th Serg't
PETER FOREMAN, 9th Serg't
SANFORD UDALs, 1st Corp'l
Death to Chas. NJ. Sanford
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Nlarylan nd Lssislatnrs.

FRKpRsIcx, Md, April 50 III he senate bin
authorizing the baaks Of the State to Issue
small notes was amended ia the House 10
limit tilAif issue 70 ten per cent on their CAM
ssm a.ssn vas passed VIII! one aeEstivs sols,
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cIDH-Commander Lloyd B. Newell OF
the United States Navy, committed suicide I
the Merchants Hotel, In Philadelphia. on
Friday, by shooting himself through the heart
with Colts revolver. The deceased was on
Inc retired list. He was a native of Georgia.
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FArAl AssAiApy-NNxly yes.sraAy, noru,ns
al affair OF very Tragic cnarautsr occur rSS
IN this ctty--Mr, Pembroke s. BOWER being
almost instantly killed by pistol shot fire95
by Wiittam l.. Page. Fer come time MAI 3.
We learn, Mr.. Page he'd reason TO believe ,h.,
an improper intimacy existed between Rev
yer ana hrs ti'agc'r1 Wife, and few DAYS sirea
MIR Page finding Bowyer at his l,ouse o-,,ans'.
nm 10 leave, at the same time telling hin,
IN, ,nst u ne ever found him there sg1in that his
iie would be the penalty. Bower then nron,.
'sea tnat MS ACC uaintanceship with Mrs p
snou,d AZ once Cease; but il seems. however
that ne did NOT Keep his promise, and Ind sinca
opened ciandestine correspondence viii, her
W Mt, Page yesterday accidentally eamc
ia possession OF, and soon after, meeting Row.
yer on Ninth street, between Main aud
Shnreh, Mr; Page drew pistol and AIRED n nen
nun, me ball from which took effect on thc
right side OF his neck, and cutting ths ,us,, IN.
x ss.h; caused his death in short time after.
-. age seeing the tragic effect of his shot.
At once walked from the scene and delivered
u. n'mssH mp, when, upon being carried before
inc Mayor, he was sent to jail to await an az
aihinauon on Monday next.-Lynchburo Re.
publican, Nay /.
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pANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST.
At WHOLESALE and RETAIL

Dy JVc1I n . IhAUbE, n o z Main Street
just bought at less than 40 cents on the dollar
large stock of rich Lawns at st. s. 10 and p cts
Fine Jaconets and Organizes, l23c, Is. nc; Daba,
st as, 25cts. &c 500 handsome Berege Stella
snaws with Chenille Embroidery at 81 30, worth
cents and upwards: fast colored Calico, at Ct and
cents, cheap a. 10 Ladies' Silk Thread Gloves
shl Gaentlefh at las and s5 cents short and long
money; Hoseries, Linen Handkerchlefs, Irish
Liner, and Bosoms: Brown and Black Shirt1ug
aud sheeting Pillow Case Muslin and Toweljnp.
French Needle Worked Collars from IN to Is cts
SsmhTic and swiss Bands, the finest work in the
Guy Casslmeres and Linen Goods for Men and
Boys wear; Black aud Colored silks. aud great
many more Goods, too numerous to msution will
De found at prices that astonish every BODY that
oalIs d NO. ~ NAL street. Look out for the right
place lap ~ JOSEPH STRAUSE
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PRESIDENT DAVIS TO TAXI THE FIRLp.-The
charleston Courier learns, from the most re.
iiaoie source, that President Davis will take
command, in person, as General in Chief of
the forces gathering in Virginia.
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More Troons.

MoyTaoxERY, April 2o.-Sixteen we'll drilled
companies Of volunteers and one negro com.
pany, from Nashville, Tenn. have offered
their services to the Confederate States
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Affairs In Alexandria-.Ru of an At.
lQck.. ilizeus IeaHinu J -

tack--Citizens Leaving.
ALEXANDRIA, May 1.-The city is QUIET
Rumors OF meditated attack by Feieral
troops have caused citizens to leave, and the
streets are deserted.
More troops arrived at Washington to- day
from Annapolis.
The Long Bridge across the Potomac is
guarded by eight pieces of artillery and a
large force OF infantry. 81
SECOND DISPATCH
ALEXANDRIA, May l.-Uar city is much ex.
cited with ruinors of Il conteinp plated occupa-
ton by Federal forces. We have been warned
by WashiIgtohians that it is certainly in
tended. Our scouts Were firee pom last night
on our side of the ,queiuct. $
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Reported for the Richmond i;,sn.tch.-
Especial dispatch to the Richmond Disn.,ch :
MORE FEDERAL OuTRAG ES

,ALE1Aspsra, May 1.-The proclamation OF
aresiaent Lincoln, declaring martial law.
was promulgated to-day. 1t divides Mary
iand into four military dis tTicts. has absorb.
,hR ner sovereignty and the fifth military
district embraces tho District Of 1)oiumbia
including Alextndri.
Under this order, inoffeus.ve citizens wers
utiNen from their families and expelled from,
'he city. at the point of the bayonet III.
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SPRlNG GOODS-slARCH, 1s61.-


Importers and wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
ana DonEsIlC DRY GOODS, No. le3 and Ids Main
street Richmond We are receiving, ANA have
now In store, q large and desirable stock OF
fresh Spring Goods, consisting Of the usual yar;s
~, and embracing every desi ra Q style Of Foreign
ana Domestic Goods, which we are prepared 10
oHer TO onr customers upon the most fayorable
terms w shall, in conse9 neuce of tho disturb
ca condition OF commercial matters eouEne our
saies to cash aud prompt Elk months buyers for
aegolae!e paper and to such, great induce N ents
VIII be offered. Our stock will be kepi up dn rine
the seAsoa, and not be surpassed, in VARIETY
ana extent, by any house In the Southern States
IN our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we are pre-
pared to exhibit q large, fashionable and fresh
STOCK, vi our own manufacture, aad gotten nm eY
Pressiy Tor onr own trade. BROW NSHEETfyGS
and ehlhIlNGh will be sold ut metz urioss fos
cash IN banksble funds. Orders are solicit ed.
ana " III receive .nr prompt and personal aften.
ton, fmh 81 KENT. PAINE 4 CO"
RAkGAINs. BARGAINS, BAKGAINA.-
- nst raceived, a large lot OF English Bsreee
~ Vesy low prices for the times. 4 shall ODER
Them nj the low hgure of 10 cents per yard Also
iot OF those Embroidered ditto, al one ghiIlipg'
All ladies In want of cheap Dress Goods will Do
wei TO give me call before purchasing, as am
have great many Goods q store that / can offer
bargains I'M hacb as Handkerchiefs Collars.
irlsh Linen shlFt Fronts, and varions other goods
Csii ana ie0k TOR yourselves at my stock
ap2 ALFRbD MOSks "A W.,n %,
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"a q e { ale
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
OF
@ RICH DRESS GOODS 90
TN our own counters, in The large Shawl Room
attached to our store, )
order to reduce our stock and busn ess Ia scala
demanded by the altered condition of the timss
az Among the
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, IL, Sand $40
Beautiful SILK ROBES al 10 to sao Wv
BARE6E ROBES at 5 aud $40
Splendid HERNA AMI DRESS IS at SI5
"a q great variety Of BAREGES, GRENADINES
to be sold without regard to cost '''
~ SAM'L NJ PRICE & CO.
N: B.--The new GOODS o. The season receiv.
os " o'9Iy steaiuer Sim
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
~ second supply.
NE " GOOD Si

Opening BY Steamer rHIs r.r~ tW45 81
BLACK SILK MANTLE, r.ss
Newest ssyies and patterns,
TILE SHAWLS, a rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS .t
Splendid HBRNANIS. further supply
Most bean itul 0RGANDiEs, very chsap.
fhhNCH jAC0NkTS In great variety, very cheap
MOURNING GOODS
In variety among which are cheap
BERAGES,
GRENADINE BERAGRs.
:. CHALLIES, &C.
ap us SAM'L M PRICE Il co
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lao,- ,, sahHs1s Of tavhnnmh will allow no
te..lIy go. - ~ shi9psd North. A cargo was
~"s s'epvsd last Saturday. -
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As Agents for The sale of the Goods manufaaur-
ed by the CkENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY of
II "a, we have now on hand about &c.
Double Milled CASslMERES aud CLOTHS, be-
sides LOT Of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MhN SHAW LS--and are mat utacturing at the
rate OF 4,ooa yards per week; all Of which we Of
i5r to the trade At fair prices and on liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
esive liberal support
CRRNSHAW q CO., Agents,
70 Eo--otb Richmond VS.
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81 For sALE.--one Of HOES LARGE CYLIN
DER PRINTING PRESSES, %ex67 This Press i.
nearly new. and will be warranted In perfect con
ditt"a tnptS ~ this otitc~ ,nh te-ts
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$3.50 NOTICE As i do not know Al AZ
moment may be called 10 leave the
Ak city, with the volunteer COMPANY af
80 which am member, have sutho
fif7d ~ fsiher to attend 10 my business. In NV m
seAee Persons In want Of fuRNlTuaE III sny
Do cold very low for caaa. - "
Taos. TAYLOR OWENS,
bf0sd street, bet~ cen eth ana 1,h
,ap INV and Braad 81. bet Al ana IA
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By 4. u. Cook. Aucs'r.
RousHAxD khADY RESTAURANT AT
~ huCfltN Tho -ubscTiber being sbauf Il,
embark ea In another business win selI on sATuR
inr next, a. o'clock p NJ, all the PIXTURRg
bbIoCoRs. FURNITURE, &c, cou,sipsd IN shs
Ms anG h@sdy Restaurant, on 18th, hetwesn
IL ..n aud fapk streets At the came lime viii
oe sofa the KEY Of said Restaurant
SE sale conducted by Z. B. COOK. Aucrr
onSnnEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF DIV
&c oos, CtnIHtSG. BOOTS, SHOES UATs
~, ac:. Al AUCTIoN.-By virtus of !. a "a of
rsco,t me subscriber by NJ Myerson And AMI
Cnnr, "a the Clerks 0fRee 81 the U.sssrr.,
ssii "a ne city Of Richmond, ! will nrocaaa -
Rrns6 M. sne store OF said NJ. Myerson. No aai
NE Tau, 2ssweeu eth and sth SITS. on rU ESDtY M
St ~ " lick, all the stock contain ed in al
ssq s5ors snovs,
tent,o,n L 81 ARTICLES, &c, to which the A.,
TEossIA 1 '. sum. Is u rsasss s,sa
nnoIas ninety days. credit sppros.d neso
sale conducted by e B. c"oK. ane, ir my
II lGH CON>TABLE.NS SALE VII "a .oT-,
- On FklDAf, tue I'd day OF NAV issi, A. oi 10
. eiock A M at the residence Of Mrs Tntfls an
LAY street: near Brooke Avenue a qaner. ~.
sortment OF genteel Household Furniture to ssf
sly dlst,ess warrant In my hands In favor az
'smss rhiilips against Mrs. g. H. futile. -
.p sa-'ds Gao, 4. FREEMAN. H. O. CIR.
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STHA MbOAT6. SHIPPING. &c,
tI%nsar STEAM y EEEIV XGTw rxfS

x[THS4A CAM " EEALf kETN EEN
s>sEa& NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL Isud.
orppySr1nrgy and embarking passengers 81
iork ana Philadelphia Steamship Cornpan in.
tend dispatching their fallpoweied CIyde-bnilt
iron Steams n ps as follows:
CITg OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY. Nay4,
CIT1 OF MANCHESTER, SATURDAY. Nav IL
CITY or BALTIMORE. SATURDAY. Nav Is
AZ a "a eeyery Saturday, at noon, from Pier q
RATES OF PASSAGE:
flrst osbin. .;...S7s Storage. $50
., Do. to London 50 Do. to London .... u
stssrase Return Tickets, good for six months, SEQ
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burs, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at re-
ducsd through fares. ~
" Persons wishing to bring out their friends
can bny tickets here at the following ratss. 10
rev YoIk From Liverpool to Queenetown. First
.aoin no, Ssb and sos. Storage Hom Liverpool
40. From Queenstown $40 p~o'
3, These steamers have superior accommodations
1of passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons
htaey are PULP IN wster,tight iron sections, and
"a Fer further Information, apply At the Com.
pany's Offices. JOHN a. DALE Iosnr oou
10 Broadway, New York; or
up .s-U W. BELL. Agent, Richmond
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CPOTS WOOD HOTEL.

TIT, uom., RICHMOND, VA.
rms new HOTEL, at ths corner Of MAIN All m
streets, lust nnished and elegantly furnished Il
WY nv open ioT the aceomm0 dalton OF guests ~
- ne IoSSlion Is the best In the city and svsry
House. S f"S1eAs VI h0
i nave secured the services Of Mr r. W. Hoy.
slaBR, late OF the Everett House New ynrf
no b-1v J0SEpU a MUSTN'T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-02
EACHANGE HOTEL.
~ s''"8tf BAR BURG, VA.
Or. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PRopsynros.
4. ii. WOODWARD. SUPERINTENDENT

This House, pleasantly situated, 10 In every "a.
,or the rsee option Of ALI who may visii the valley
rs especially desirable stopping place for those
vninlty. The House and Furniture are boz d en-
arsly new, aud the Rooms large and comfortable
and Handsomely furnished 'N---fS2s !
tt- YkRxs: .as
D"srd' uneiueins roop, &e.,) per day: ,.....sl 10
&c per week 80. %
49,. -, Per month. 80. Is ~