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ESTIMATED EXPENSES.

JNlnOND, DAVENPORT & CO.,
Ia OFFER PJR SALE:
goo casks "Ebt ers London Porter direct Importation,
$3.50 bus "Et Martins" Ss suitable for packing beef and
pIt,
800 IA c. Cloves,
100 c-ses ~. =" Htick Lc-rice.
800 pkg Gunpsvaer and Black Teas Of own Imports
ton,
10 cas-s Press5,sd inger
1000 pkg Fire era vera,
10 kegs Sup CARBONATE Soda,
5000 lbs. To qGi Beans,
80 ms 10. sat,
5000 bags Manipulated Gusno,
100 baskets Hridsicx Wia-,
lc0 doE Ruckets
Pure jamaica Rum,
Madeira, Sherry and Peri Wine,
Henne.sry Brady,
Clare; Vice,
Mace and Pepper,
25 bbls Nireg,r,
Letter Paper,
eoar. myT
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

HARTMAN'SI Improved Manipulated Guano'
IL :. AmmonlRfed super. Phos Lime.
Super Phosphate OF Line (tihe''
Ammonia) Also, Columbia Eevssss, aud ether Guanos
The Richmond fe tlIer Mills, having full supply o. ne
above named Fertilizers hsnf and the mills Constantly v
prepared furnish Farmers and Planters with any qanry
they N sy Ssh q, the following rates:
Manipulated Gusno $50 Per ha
Ammonisted super- Phosphate Of Line $40 o.
auper Phosphate Of Lime, (without Ammona) fs5 2oNh
delivered free OF charge, In part OF the city A.
The with which these hsnures have been used ts
past year. Wheat Corn, Oats Tobacco aud Cotton w
gns and North Carolina evinced by letters received and
rapidly Increasing demand certificates might be gTe s
Il deemed unnecessary Farmers will obg- by erdens
early day They be furnished at the NILS or by heii
wombe Claiborne, mess Blair Chambersyos 10 RehEfp
II. Hope, Esq., Williamsburg. Messrs Rgg Co. Nonon
Grigg, Esq Petersturg,J Boyd Co Lynchbug, We Dos
ESQ.,, Lexington I. g. Godwin Esq Hncas Va and c'zE+
sion Merchants generally.
AL orders promptly attended 10. 49,,
J. H. PoISDRxTER, Proprietor
q HARTMAN, General hgenk
fes-Sm o. Boz No SL
EB-Pesse notice that every ingredient used In the ofsg
prep purchased south Mason and nIons line
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LAsso Dull A couple Of Arzonians, one native
bon NJ, xiean the other boaiman IRON inc hsss-
mi Who had lived in Arizona about year, fought
duel on horseback short time ago, each armed with
lasso The American, who it thought would stand
no chance in such novel encounter, except the chance
o. being sranged assOed bs foe at the first throw OF
the moose and dragged him over the plain at the iu
speed of his horse until he was manged and bruised
almost TO a jelly.
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10 CnItRENPnNnENTN.

~ Lstfrs tl.iasss ai d alI-''' q % h''0'
ns wig"
-t-. trritss ',h si ~ tic lSr 'rH NJ % Fa''''
a. Tzis d a. f f ar sanding, olglf O. Be kro'sH 70 a
1.f rr is Pc r.s Pei .t Jr. % ,rorg Hot.css eTeeed
t.7 ,glt live, are .ilrg.d PR 20. afrs' iisel"sHt
81 ne s-1t % rsrl rejected oo''r''nieni'oTs
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THE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
RH

CHLORIDE OF PR0PYLANINE.
nROPYLASISE FIRST used for Rheumatism by Dr. Auet
RUS Of St. Petersburg within period OF alb utiso !eu'
he treated ro hundred and city patients with tbs rems' "
says sbouth: .,.,,-,
Il u posses the pnwer Of true specific for me
Affections OF Rheumatic origin IL has been employed sso
side practice Of acute and elorle sN
RI eumasn. In the pain and fever asehT
pear the next day." III.
The On ohde Of Propylsnne Is the most crtain and
form for II has been used In the PennsyVsbs
elsewhere In this county, vi asserted almost nderu
On receipt OF dollar will send by mi, pestase prtpa
6cent quantity Of Chloride Of Propy.m for any oae 70 VS.
efficacy Pull directions will sccompapyh ..,
have Eirr Propylsmne. and all ether pIep,
tons OF pysnine and will be glad 10 give any ip'orHA
about tn, W 70 those desiring H. -. Il.
mbco s' - ~ ~ Richmond, '"
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sTRAW roR TIE SOLDIERS.

The farmers OF Heurco HinOver and Chesterfield are
pobaby me- apprzd Of the fac, that there deficiency
Of ,rac in all rhc campsi in and about Richmond. l am
sure that if this fact had been known, gallant voun-
tsers would reyer have been allowed to spread their
blankets or the damp earth, for want OF m'teriA so
abundant on every farm. j. l.. u.
"wArK1E Lsc,oS"- 2SD RsGN1NT OF TENNESSEE Vol
rxrsEEs A gmeu; Of 952 men, commanded b. Col
WIN. p Bate, a .eadiog public man OF Tennessee as
well as lawyer Of great repuc arrived here yesterday
This resm MT is composed Of some of the most subsa'-
al men of Middle Tennessee well as of one Company
from Memphis. L.. Col GcodalI AID Aajor DOAk, "a
also the Colonel haze done dis nsuishod service 10 the
n xicaa VIZ Thy are eAmped at the OLD Fair
Ground
Auorg the ,aat officers Of this picked regiment We
rec5rrzs an a.lc aud distinguished brother editor
C, tain Michael Clu-key-who has many warm friends
in this community.
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Naul.cr Ffnuu,es.

We ara n.i1fllv irpr,ssrd vith the convection that
orr f,uds a. ,he Treasury Department az Washington
ar in great ard Increasing trouble. Those inexhausi-
b!e million. which we're promptly raraded through
the papers DO nos appear to have sod he capacity
OF Gllrr sn empty Csc Whether tLey have been paid
up end -peut or whether they only had paper exist
enc. the sad fac, is sdl apparent that The Treasury is
ysitlCuta dollar.
Mr. Chase. il lie failure &C voluntary contributions, is
latent ou Opposing Uf The loars authorized by
@ nrrass Mos. Of the nine millions Is net vet bkcr,
ad sc whole Of the fourteen Millions barg- FIRE. Com
m ses Of NV Yo.s BANKERS have ,is;.rd Washington
t. confer WITH re Secretary, end they have returned
home with curious sor. Of document to the Elect iha
tie ove-rrsr- o, ~ boz much obliged for subscriptions
bu, will no think hard o. tis banks If they 90 not take
the loan, This may mean more than meets the eve and
NAV contain en- inumston Of roublOus times at home
TIE banks are between the devil and The deep SEA. II
they lend their money TO the Government they disable
themselves 20 accommodate individuals AID bankruptcy
and ruin oyerVhe the commercial world Ifthey refuse
to take the Government Loan "a dsriuge a military
operations erdanger the mears Of subsistence for the
patriots who having nothing TO ca. AZ home, Joined the
standard OF their country for pay and subsistence sub
iect themselves the suspicion ct dis0yalty and there
BY expose their yaut' TO be p'uadered by patriotic
moo This is the difficulty and eSp'ans the strange kind
of Government passport which they obtained from Wash
i2rton. But We cannot perceive Row il vii dsembar-
ras them or relieve our dear friend Chase from his Dis
tressrg inpeeuao.i,y By the GOvernmen, permit not
10 subscribe the banks NAV escape the wrath Of the mob
a. trsi,ors-bn. dc vherewtbal "a not forthcoming.
The New York papers, who are as famous for finance
as for war 10 this strait come the In columns
Of sarioc eryor, they undertake demonstrate that
+. is most iuvsluable investment The Goycrnmen;
bonds viii only bring So the dollar, in open
ke ba. il will be crst rate operation give Mr. Chase
one hundred cents for them Toe logic is that the Gov
erneut aud capitalists are ia the boat, aud coU-
mon e awaits bo,hi 10 addition, il Is stated that this
Is Dr55a5 the last opportunity that patriotic individuals
viii have Of mauies,nc their attachment to the Govern
msu. tba. therefore few persons should not grab the
whole. bu. as many as possible should be permitted 70
participate ia ,s glory, The logic and sentmsn- OF the
Nsw York Editors are upon par. We fear u.iber is
likely TO meet with great reward.
Bl. what strikes q loOker-on, as strange j., that
psooe Who pretended their readiness gs ,ae govern
usat Eve hundred Millions If dollars, have 20 be urged
begged sul threatened to take Government bonds, 81
Per mt. interest," puuc.ualy paid to the amount Of Only
tSeuty-ttrce millions.
We sur in the beg published by committee Of
mi,Eonalres;
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ANOTHER PIRATICAL EXPLOIT.

NKw YORK. May 2l-The schooner Gen. Parklill
from Liverpool for Charleston, was brought up to Brock
yn navy yard to day in charge OF prize crew from tie
Niagara The Gen. Psrkti was captured while attempt
ing to run the blockade a. Charleston.
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PcwDER MIL AT KISesroS. Ga We are credibly in.
formed that company has been formed at Kingston, Of
which col John D. Gray s pronioent member, for
lee purpose Of commencing Immediately to manufacture
f7.dcr The S@lspckc cave >gsar that place contains
an eop1 1>pcs Of nisre EuQ are and scient fc men
~ 'oe 'a'a : = Innsn,s s1lse y our county
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As soon as the Cadets the ad be spared from the
upon which they detached they viii return 10 the
Indi ute and .glar c.d,ui; will be resumed.
Ia the meanie young & god character Who d.s'e the
Advantage o. The military tucon OF the lnsutuuon ihe1r-uc
well practical vii be admitted upon presenting themselves
to he tctirg supe intendei.t, D. jr Crut.hhe'
admitted VIII be ogsnzsi into classes for nsruc
In In aary ry an rv tact cs IN field fort hoion',
strategy aud eehny, 'ud viii be controlled and oy
ae same regulation, whc sppy Cadets The nat element
soloie Ism refpect Tor, and subm'ssi m
lawful authority and vii be Ted under any circum'
stances ling to this control The terdeu-
CT Of denors y The solder II Is the high func-
o'the Virginia Military Inst, M n resrainthb tend ney ~
impsrl1g may, the quiying Influences OF discipline
When regular Academic rrises resumed the persons
thus ,dmlt privilege Jscets will be allowed 10 With
continue Of the nsiu Al VIII ana
Ia the time charge Will he made for uon Deposit on
admsslen, SGD.
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CPPIcE VA. FIRE MARINE ms co., e
RICHMOND May 9ind 1851. IN
At REGULAR AN ,UAL MEETING OF
n The Iers h Con piny held their Office the
nss the following geEemen were duly elected Directors for
the ensuing year, VIZ
/ se,h IIen James I,loes, Thomas Lawson,
Wnu.m ne r. Horace /. Kent, Geo VIM smnh.
II A ~ ,bo ne X. II Maury, p. q. Wadsvorth,
w T. Coya-Ln William Palmer, b. l. nstop,
Patrick Calen. lkhr X Parker. r. r. Winston
J,bn N Gordon Ch.s VIM Purcell.
And A, meeting ~ the sail Directors held the 9ls Inst w.
l. Cow.RDS wet uuaniEousy re elected President
my 2g--lw WILLIAM "iLLp, sr. eecy.
EXCHANGE Hotel and Ballard House.
TutR desires make the public that the
EAR Room Of his establishment will hereafter be closed
Sunday. -
Wilt JOHN y. BtLLAkU, frof.
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DsAEFEcTroS. "A Harrisburg letter to the New
York Herald says "Great dsaectioa exists throughout
this State relative to the three.years enlistment"
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RtsASD CUTTING.

bHAND NUl1INN' In,
UN0BACCc EIsTs, Merchants Groctrs Manufacturer l
i public generally To- TO your interest an 'uHy ~ n
70 execute the Band Gu ting buness va bt
Tobacco -four barrels, Grain Bags, Hog hetd,
Boois Cards. sd hne Ea 5oidery stamps OF every
ell plates for srkr clothing with ndebe ink seat 70 s 20
the country receipt Of so Gems In postage stamps
ervIse NJ. LEwIs Brand Gutter,
nj Chas H. Langiey's Tin Store 18Th Street. be'see1
.pIs Main and Gary. Richmond, "
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP The genuine -,
~ T JAS DUyAl,
mhis Is9 err bar and 10th suees
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Capt Bradford Of Kentucky the eldest Captain Of the
Ordnance Corps has resigned.
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NOTICE

nN.n after Monday next, ?Ish Inst the "a
" Freight Trairs cf this Company will he - rD.J1v
week Leave hichmnnd for Frederick
burg Mondays Wednesday and Fridays Returning s leave
arrived Rchmend Tuesdays Thursdays
and ga urds.s a.,
Freight received Tiesdays Thunday, ard Saturday, until
o'clock, r. NJ sAhL- horh' euP' Hfans.
Once X. y and P R. R. Company,
lt.v
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y. h'ihbh A!bhhspNs
NIW ORLEANS Nav II

Major Robert Andtrsop-Lats Of Fort Sumter, S. O.
Sir You hold my three notes for $4,000 EACH with
about $1,000 accumulated interest," all due in the month
of March, 1862 which notes given 10 part pay
ment of twenty nine negroes, purchased Of you In
March, 1880 As consider fair play jspel take this
method to notify you, that will pay those notes
but as neither seek or wish advantage desire that
you return the notes ard the money paid you and
the negroes shall be suj ct your order which you
will fnd much improved by kind treatment, since they
came into my possession.
feel justified in giving you and the public, this no.
tice, as do not consider it fair play that should be
held to pay for the very property you opportunely
dspos yourself Of and seek to destroy both
their value and usefulness to me- more than to
cancel the SALE restore to you your property and let
each assume hi, original position, then your present e.
forts may be considered less SELFISH because at your
peuse and not nine. JOHN Il. Cocks.
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PUBLIC MEETING AT ALEXANDRIA-vOTE OF
THE MILITARY

ALIxASDRA, May 81 An immense meeting was led
in this city tonght and speeches made by Henry W.
Thomas, George w. Brent and Others iavoring the ra
fcat;on Of the Ordinance OF Secession.
In accordance with an order from the Governor and
Council the two military companies here from distance
voted to-day the Ordnance Of Secession The POI.
stood for ratifyiug 1873. against it ..
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MAJ ANDERSON AND his NEGROES.

From The New Orleans Crescent Of last friday
In referring the following notice, for the informa.
ton of reade and the public, it is proper tor us TO
saw that the negroes were bought by friend Judge
Cocks of negro yard where they had been placed
by Nj Anderson for sale to the highest bidder without
tbe prvil &c usually allowed families Of slaves che osOg
their own masters. Without further comment sub.
init the communication to the public:
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Us. Posraoz SrANrs-As the services Of he Unt'd
States will ee dispensed with il postal affairs and
after ls June, W. would sugsos: to those who have a
quantity Of tie L. S postage stamps hand the pro-
piev Of getting i'd OF them By that day they will
the be useless.
We give no ice that from this dae zone will be received
a. this Office in payment Of dues.
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CHAMBER OF CoNSERcE, ,

Tie uaiers zc,j, e committee OF the Chamber Of Com
me1c, davag, by subcommittee, recently visited
WsbuSto 20 confer with t.e Secretary OF the Treasury
o. ,he sun 81 Of The loans which be is authorized by law
20 issue t.ey Lg cali ,lc attention OF The public 10
u, par,i. ulss OF ta,,e .o-us, as follows:
First A loan q. b.u. ri.o millions OF dollars oo0
Ol0l. MI. VII bc issued .s beads stock, having
tve-y ar, Co tlu a-d at six pee cent. interest For
ibis proposals are invited, aud 5, vA oe awarded to Che
hca,s. b.ddc. a. WASH. son, on Tuesday, the 2lst
instant
Sod A loan Of fourteen mil Ion Of dollars, lSl4-
OalU.HN which IS limited 5y lV ci June Do. lNot ar
pas This loan s, rov advertised o be awarded on the
suh i-s..ut, O.. IRON i-s limitation i, Will probably have
90 be i.. i tr,s,1sy LO,s having Two y,aTs TO run
and convertible luo tsetty yeFre stock ar bones as
above Ae plea u.- o, thr holder, which notes the
S.c-targ F., ay las au,losaed 10 substitute and which
sr, al.o s,,..ct.j -o pag.
Aud they iaNle .A capitalists aud mcu,vei irsiitu
don. -n MI VI .l-- eu.ur.uuI.v lor InyosLmelt-
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ENGLAND.
HINHARI.

There great sensation in Hungary owing to the
assassination OF Count Fe.ke. The Pesdeat of The Ior
er House announced that he was murdered in bis resi-;
dence The House raised cry of despair and several
ladies tainted. The whole city OF Pesth was hgl, eI.
ted. II alleged that tho deceased had committed .u
eide, but the report was difcredited.
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The Washington Star say: This forenoon the War
Dep ,rtment received tbs following intelligence nom
Fort Washington II came from Governments Telegraph
erst,r through the telegraph working In the War
Department.
Nay goth.
Last night one Of the coast guard steamers got ashore
at the mouth of the Potomac, and attacked by
armed propeller from Richmond There were four killed
TO Fort Washington steamer with fifty men has kft
the fort in search Of the propeller.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

49, CHEAP INSURANCE.-Herri
W. Patent Fire Proof sa'eJ insure much msre for the
than Policies and last yea business mep
afford be without them We have good assortment 10
store. KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents,
iaS 1870 Main street.
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"A Nh pahush GA nonday, april ssh, soULou2. ~
f7PIRI Pres, The 4spsh Of essssvs D'Asuh ptsiS
D6ssd by Jeha n. Peykhu. 4. 81 bslhnere f'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Sc; o, tories Berkeley, iSuOTing the sovereign au
,ho7 Of The Sac. propose 20 disregard tue ordnance
of the Convention, and elect member Of Congress.
They have nomioa.ed M JJhn Januey 10 serve their
tory ends But a. soon he received nctiee Of their
action. he declined the nomination without moments
bss.tltion"
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FULLER ACCOUNTS BY TaE CAyAnr,,

Tobbbh AOIDONIo InE CANADIAN
PANTHER Porsr, May 2o.-Tbe steamship C,n,d;,,
from Liverpool on the 9th Of My, passed her, L.,
night.
The following are the main points Of her sdyce.
The Parliamentary proceeding on the s.h yer. min
portsnt Tho American crisis continued to be n. la
ing topic Of discussion by the press. The market, e.
American produce generally continue er :itsd.
1t was reported 10 London that an American ar,
from Liverpool for New Orleans had been Insured
guneas and ship from shapghae for New York a, 40
shillngs.
The French Chamber Of Commerce bad called tina =,
tenton Of the French Government, to the neces, =,
forces for the protection OF French vessels 10 Am,r,
Tie Minister of Commerce. in reply, proni.ed
in concert with the Minister Of va NJ 10 have confer,
epce with the Emperor on the SUBJECT
It was asserted that the French force, are ,ok.t.
creased $1,000 more.
1t mentioned in the French budget tha. the h,r,s
prospects in France we're very bad owing to the inee
ent weather. The fruit crop was totally ost, and n.
wheat crop seriously Injured by Frost Ireparable nj.
chief had also been done to the brandy crop in Co0,o
1t was stated that American agents had reached
France to purchase arms aud military equipments.
Affairs In Italy unchanged
ENGLAND.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Gregory posipo,sd
his motion in favor OF prompt recognition OF tbs
Southern Confederacy till the 18th. Mr.. Foster p,r.
notice that he should call attention to the desr.by Of
not recognizing the insurrectonists.
Mr.. Horsia postponed his motion relative to b,i,..
rents rights; Lord Palmerston having stated tia. ppd
ing these grave and complicated questions now b,nv
considered discussion Of the subject was at presep,
impossible.
HUNGARY.
There a great sensation in Hungary owing to the
assassination OF Count Fcke. The Prestea of The or
er House announced that he was murdered in bis resi-
dence The House raised cry Of despair and several
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P II NELL, Ga,
JAS. + BRooNE, Fla,
G II. MARTIN, Mse.,
W Cary CRASE, La,
K FCLLER, Nd,
JAS Il. TAYLOR, Va,
K B. G HOWELL, Tenn.
l. W. ALLEN Ky,
j l. PRIcHARD, n. G,
EFT. WNELER, S. c.,
B. M4SLf, SF. IA,
Committee.
The vote being taken, the report was unanimously
adopted.
True extract from the minutes.
3. FULLER President.
". C4ET cRAyE, Secretaries.
GEo. B. TAYLOR, {
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, [
ApJurAsr GiSRRALs CTncR. May Fl, 1861.
, I'm all cnses where Brigndier Generals OF
the Militia accepted commissions n the Active Volunteer
force or IN Provisional Army OF the State the Senior Colo
mel. will forthwith command OF the rgades and cause
,hs return. 10 be made required By law.
Arms, accoutr and ammunioD only be Issued upon
the order Of Major General Lev
All e,G,ats Of election n officers and other matters
Ted Mir The Militia In service must heretofore be ad
dressed TO this once. ny cimmand,
~ W. H. RICHARDSON,
mvol-st AdutSnt General
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N01.oETT A ANDERSON,

GOVERNOh 6ThEht, "a, r.,,s
m yecevfns for the yan Trade, carpetines, on 800
unu Curtain q ,ods, Oornces and Bands W.. - ohce
Paper Hsngn Cursd Hair and Moss, for sa hor -
oeps<s Csrsrs Beds sad Mattresses made 70 ora sof
De- Paesr hanging dons In he city or country
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

bacon! BACON.-l9,OOO lbs country cured Bacon, Hog
m,5S JOHN N. 5RD0N SON.
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BOOK
L PLANTATION AND FARM INSTRUCTION.

MILITARY FATIGUE SHIRTs.-Nlitap Va
WI tgue shIr,s Of Blue Grey and Red Hsnne mAhafae.ld
a notice by fapl6l KNIT. PAlNE co.
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taking food, and what food By Florence Nightingale
Price, o.,
When sent by mail snc
COMPLETE NEW POCKET MAP OF VIRGINIA.
Price, ~
When sent BY Mail, sn
NBAYONET EXERCISE AND SKIRMISRER'S Drill
BY r. Milton Cary, Lieut. Colonel Provisional Army ~
Virginia. "
Price, s1n
When sent BY mall IN
INSTRUCTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY-E,tractad
from Giham'S Manual for Volunteers and Militia
Price, & M
When sent by mail, IA
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, the Practical Soldier
Illustrated. with - Engravings and designed for the ne
of the Militia of the Confederate States
Price, 81 IN
When sent by mail | O6
MAHAN'S OUTPOST DUTY-An Elementary Trs.
tse Advanced Guard Out Post and Detachment service
Troops and the of posting and handling them in
presence of the enemy.
Price, 800
When sent bv mail, 10
GILHAM'S MANUAL for the Volunteers and Militia of
the Confederate States.
Prre, 81 50
When sent by mail, 90
Fol sale by
w. L. POMEROY,
Raleigh, N. C.
September 10, 1861. ST.
s1Sy- Spirit of the CODY.