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MILITARY NOTICE.

~ MALlIAhX NOTICE.
~ ARMsFoR voLUNrEERs.k
-. coUNTiEs DESIRING ARIs.
Are hereby informed that We have made az.
,,,'.,E EGLIsH ASb aGERitc&S' GUNS.
'n SisNihk n SusKEr
vii, .,,,., KILLED ihauskxrs.
v,xv ASy .TT or SWORD BAYoSErs.
.rn.r,o, Also. FRENCH CAVALRY sABRss,
the above may be seen At our store a"p's' VI
~ Orders respectfully solicited.
of Alis q As s%S SIT large variety Of
BELTS k SpAsHEsit
ros,,,., x,, sSffo oSSzss.. SPURS. a..
BUTTONS. LAcEs. BINDINGS,
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS. AID Al Necessary
NH is-dtgap)&cwlm los A.,a street,
oRpNANCE DEPARTMENT.,
SEALEp pRo ,fssasi WI Viii tR ss ,s ss
~ THIS once, mp 10 10 o'clock NJ, on the leth Of
fgs Il. ss la 'Iias.xsiS into
5000 Best EIFfs Musksrs-c.lisr.. E.xlt.a
1900 B.;. REVOLVER PISTOLS, Navy or Army
Leo c1vALRY cARBisgs. Brs.sh. Loading.
Loo, 900 hh, .,'.; ts -. sAssKs
ls-pounder HowITZERs.
. ss-Pounder HOW ITzERS.
Founder duS-CARRiAaEs. with Cats.
sn.Psandsr auN-cAgRIAaEs. with Cats.
s:Peundsr HowIrzEa CARRIAGES with
as.,foandsr HowIrzgR CARRIAGES, With
.ssTISExl wAsoss,
= T ~. " Ry,, fo ssl
.: 80 s s.tss & ssy,1 for As.,,l.;y
sad sI;d RP sstls, rad, tab.
500 s.sss a 40 wsf;TszEP: :assf ii .,.s, : .
ssSSsssHiSSY SiS a.
], SOC SO ssspss isislsy'sa
l,eeo AXRS.
Loco piCK,Axxs.
,' s.s CAMP CAM KsTrLEs.
is,ese GANTEENs.
:.s:s caAsxrssk ipSf so Hxstss.airyJ
- 800 go s sfAn3NxT asScA AZ
s sss: 3 f, ddstp ss.ay sss Ballet SaAi...
These article. must Be- AZ N. ~, n.,.,..,. -
nA9ss And aceordisg 10 s&mplsa. pAttsrns, a1d
a. ~ EssSs. g % sea q The Ariao!I Y tAis
withia which the articles II whole, or IL part,
:. ss.gss:.dS - !. ss::. 4 <: bsps:ss:ss ssss
bids. CHARLtS OIAu0Ci. :. z &
celoRsl " ofaaknee.
NosE,--YoE the Mpsksts. rislals, c~xAtns, g.
s.ss; nv ss1i g asshkliii S:S
y ANussss' ~ HAM
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Ne at Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK

OF LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
ESRICH DRESS GOODS tn
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to our store
In order to reduce stock and bGsaass 10 sea e
demanded by the altered condition Of the times
ne Among the
GOODS
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES. at 10. IL, Is and S2o.
Beautiful SILK ROBES at 10 to SEQ
bAREGE ROBES, at and SO
Splendid Hermann DRESSES, at Sl5
great variety of BAREGES, GRENADINES
CHALLlES, PUpLlNs, ORGANDIEs LAWNS
to De sold without regard TO cost.
sAM'L N. PRICE Il CO.
N. B.-The NEW GOODS of The season receiv.
Ing by every steamer. ap 5-lm
RE ......... Watkins x Ficklen...... I'm
Are opening THIS MORNING, more of those
LINEN SETS Collars and Sleeyes) at Is cents
Beautiful BROCHE BERAGE ANGLAISE, very
Elegant WRENCH ORGANIZES.
BLACK BERAGE Hermann
BRILLIANT LUSTRE and heavy BLACK SILKS
great bargain.
SPLENDID EMBROIDERED HERNANIS.
New style black and eolored PARASOLS
With many other new
sPRIN GODS
BERAGE ROBES,
DELAlNES, Sc,
Left from our auction sale Will be sold on our "a,
cond floor, at a great sacrifice.
ap st WATKINS x FICKLEN.
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Mr.. EDITOR:-I saw in the i,is-
~ patch of SATURDAY few lines, calling
your attention to FRANK BlNFORD,S NEW
STYLE Of HATS. Thought would call and get
me one, which was not hard to do, for his assor-
ment Is certainly complete ! saw the WASH
lN1TON HAT, which think Is very neat; the
AMAZON HAT Is also very neat, the NATTf
BUMPPO HAT IL very handsome, and bis young
mems style Of SILK HAT is hard to beat.
ap Bits ANOTHER FRIEND.
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Ne MECHANICs' HALL.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 18TH
Commencing at O'clock.
AND THIS EVENING AT = O'CLOCK,

SAND ERSON,S
COLOSSAL REVOLPING DIOR1MAS
THE
RUSSIAN WAR AND CRIMEAN SCENERY.
Commencing with Her Majesty Queen Victoria
renewing hertroops at Chobham, and the British
fleet at Spithead.
B0MBARDMENT OF ODESSA
DESTRUCTION OF THE FORTS, sc.
siLlSTR!A, SO CALAMITY dsfe nded by the Turks
Embarkation OF the French troops from Calais
CRoNSTADT; BoMBARDMBNT OF BoMAR.
SUND
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT VARNA.
GREAT FIRE AT yARNA
THE BATTLE OF ALMA.
Grand charge of the B. itish Guards up the Heights
OF Alma Balaklaya; Cape Chersonese Exterior
fcations /; Ships-of- War, &c.
BATTLE OF BALAKLAVA
DREADFUL TORNADO
BATTLE OF INKERMANN.
Grand Changing Scene, terminating with a Ter
rihc Explosion, and FINAL
DESTRUCTION OF SEBASToPOL.
8Admission rs cents Children Is cents
pE Doors open at o'clock Dioramas move ut
o'clock.
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~ The attention of Families, Keepers of
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, and Of the public
generally, Is called to the very superior stock of
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS to be b ad At rea
sonable prices, at No. 4EXCHAN NOE HOTEL
BUILDING, Pearl street ~
KEYS, &c, on draught and in bottles. Also.
tail. " 10
NE INSURANCE, as usual, in the best compa-
nles at low rates. G.. f. BKICKEN Aysnt
ap I3-lt*
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On the 4th inst. by the Rev r. J. Bo9gs, VIM
]. HOLMES and Miss EMILY G. DAVIS, both Of
Richmond -
On Wednesday y 4 April 10th, 1T o'clock p. NJ, la
Baltimore, Nd By the Rev. Dr. Hochhsmer, ut
the ey nagogue. NJ, VIM. FLBGENHElMER to
Miss 5RoSA COHn. both of Richmond, Va.
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49, w ~ 44SAN
nARE k5lOkS 10, 81 q h,s--0>-~',~o ->~>-~>
II JAMES W06DHoJ-Sr 70
| n AgJToy,S c,Wn.TS We if 81 ";
Of Fl So sS and Sm5s in ~ hf sD FL
Isrlton, with maps and plans, quarto, finely
bound In half Morocco. gilt top.
"lkSoN AMERICAN ORNlTHOL0GY-o vols. >,
iollo, bound In three; superb copy, in half
Morocco, gilt top.
SMITHS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. vols, svo.
narrative of the incidents attending the cap
tsIe detention, and ransom Of Charles john
ston, OF Botetourt county, Va, who was mad g
q prisoner by The Indians, the River Ohio
in the year 1890; one vol i2mo boards
BURkE'S HISTORY OF YIRGINIA-4yoIs svo.
ALMON'S ANECDOTES of the Life Of The III
Hon. William Pitt, Earl of Cha ham: vols
Svo., calf.
WORLDS: Svo calf VI
MEMOIRS OF THE REIGN OF KING CHARLES
THE FIRST; by Sir Philip Warwick: syo"
half morocco, gilt top.
TAYLOR's ARAToR-one volume, 10 mo.
THE CHARACTERS OF rHEOPInASTUS, trans
lated from the Greek aud Illustrated by Phy
siosn omical skeches vol syo.. boards
PORTE (Sir Robt. Ker) TRAVELS in Georgt.
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&c: vols. 0uarto. full calf axtrs
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lncendiarism in Charlotte, N. Carolina.
In the mil of the axni i.,.x ox-o,,. ,s>... .

Ahcehuiarlsm In charlotte, N. Carolina.
In the midst OF the exciting events now TAX
ing place at the anticipated points of collision
between the Northern and Southern Govern
ments, the systematic and persistent efforts
which have recently been made to burn up the
town OF Charlotte, North Carolina, on ac-
count OF its strong secession sympathies, have
not attracted the attention they deserve An
intelligent correspondent of the Charleston
Courier gives detailed account of the plot,
which Is full of interest. The first fire was
on the morning of Friday, the goth of March.
evidently the work of an incendiary, which
was only prevented by the greatest exertions
from involving the surrounding dwellings
The next was on the succeeding Saturday
night about II O'Clock, which was followed by
an attempt to fire the Methodist parsonage. a,
4o'clock the next morning. The church. adj
joining the parsonage, took fire twice, but the
citizens worried nobly, and succeeded in ar.
resting the progress or the flames Each of
these places was in thickly settled locality
just where there was number of old frame
houses, so that their design was eyidep to
to destroy the whole town On .,na nov,
night, every square was guar}ed. but ON
seven o'clock the next ,-fnorning a stable
" hiou' Ia INC '.Iust of the inflammable
y" DNonging to the principal hotel,
anu IL ~ such location that as soon as it was
Uncovered, everybody exclaimed, Now the
town must go!" With great labor, however.
the fire was got under, and the town once
more saved but it did not prevent a similar
attempt two days after. The citizens have
discovered the incendiaries to be band of
white desperadoes, who are supposed to be
Republican emissaries, employed to DIES troy
the town. The object, it is said, cannot be
plunder, for quite q number Of valuable ar
ticies have been picked up, which were scat
tered about in carrying the furniture out of
different houses, and in every instance thew
have been returned to their owners by both
white and black. There Is not the slightest
suspicion of the slaves. The fire companies
OF Charlotte are composed principally of
slaves, having regular uniform and had it
not been for their untiring labors and noble
conduct, the whites would have been almost
homeless. All those colored people who are
not members of companies are SO terrified shat
they seem afraid to leave their owners. for
fear something terrible will happen to them.
1t Is thus that unoffending communities Of
the South are harassed and i'm perilled simply
for peaceably endeavoring to extricate them
selves from the GLORIOUS Union" with the
JOHN Brown Government.
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RE econd supply.
n f w GOOD
Opening by Steamer THIS DAY
BLACK SILK MANTLkS
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful HERNANI SHAWLS
TILE SHAWLS, a rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS
Splendid RERNANiS. Il further supply
Most beautiful OR0ANDIES, very cheap.
FRENCH JACONBTS In great variety, very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS
In variety. among which are cheap
BERAGES,
GRENADINE BERAGES.
CHALLIES, &c.
ap S-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE x co.
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EE One of the Results of the
GREAT POLITICAL PANIC
DRY GOODS
n 4 UINOUS s. CRIFICE
100000 WORTH OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
purchased last week, at an Assignee's sale, for
G ASH
At less than one half the original cost of impor
tation; and in order to meet the views of close
CASH BUYERS the entire lot will be offered at
prices that Will defy competition Amongst the
varlety will be found the cheapest WHITE GOODS
ever seen or bee I'd of, such as
JACONET CAMBRICS;
JAC0NhT MUSLINS;
SWISS MUSLINS;
FURNITURE DIMITIES;
ROBE BRILLiANTES, for Skirts;
WHITE BRlLLIANTES;
TOWELS boy LIES; NAPKINS;
LiNEN cAMBRIc HANDKERCHIEFs;
CHECKED MUSLINS;
MARSEILLES QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS;
PRINTS, LAWNS, and PRINTED CAMBRICS:
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES, at Is and Is Cd
HOSIERY, &c, &c.
. Being eetermined to make quick sales, the
Goods will be offered at the very lowe prices,
Tor cash only, orto former prompt Customers DON'T
mts, such rare opportunity to save money, these
hard times. ALFRED MOSES
dp s-lzI % Main street.
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THE CITIZENS OF Church Hill
Da will raise a SECESSION FLAG at the
corner Of 3oth and streets. (Mr. John Peay's
store,) on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, AZ O'Clock
T. M. Several speakers are expected to be pres
emit and address the u Getting. l3-It*
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, 60n LAVBoOks.-
1861. APRIL Isl. 1861
SPRIN DRY GOODS


sPRINd DRY GOODS
Large and eleg ant stock of new SPRING 0OoDs
oou9h nrincipally for cash 1T panic prices,
En DRESS GOODS, in great variety.
MAATiLLAs, In silk, Lace, and Cloth
MOUNTAINEERING GOODS, Of every dsserip-
PARAsoLs, LADIES' UMBRELLAS. 10.
To which We respectfully solicit call from ON,
friends and the public. ~ VIZ
SWORDS THAW. us Broad .t.
.p .-1w..apl betwssn sfh aud sth
NOIlCE;.i hereby appoint and constitute 4
A,otn,. I'M shEAkT my lawful Agent In the oifv
nerof sth and Aar.hall streess.
p,.,an, ,.,,.. m. A. TRuEHEARr.
-. $3.50 -. aI..1 1..L. .oei ap n--zwk
close bis business ~ ! COZ niSSIsIS gs 70
tHANT, urgently Isauests that those iadshtsd 10
n,l VII :. once call snd make pay wsat. for The
g W. PIs8cx CO., Carr, one door eelov liz
'vsV' H-N y, +, PSAkt,
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BOARDING

RUAhDING.-Mks NESBlTT. corner Of Pom
nes aug Cary streets, has vacant tw plssss
mouMs, suitable for gentlemen aud thelr wiyss
VI young men TERMS moderate apn-ats
Il r n Ne. - =
IRIS. DABNE
CORNER Of ath and Franklin strests1
ia nss now vacant several plsasan. Rooms, suitable
=. - ..ai.aes. ap ILLS
ROARDlNG.-Fwol large R0oMS, On the sec.
t~a ono moor suitable for families, and one or
IN. spnsuer ROOMS for young men. Alsos DAY
ppu ~ a. can be obtained NJ Mrs, SARAH A.
fauf's Church. an e-e,s
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VHAyGYn

!: 1T vi Sz,f I;;: s
Sddss. wai s w e.y s fsS q 20 e
EcI6kk bsEfFEsT g. .IIs1
s I. sl. :. ny x s;s d I,ssg, s
q is Z, Ss::, 4s
fe @ i sA1.-A lot Of Rev HAIr sp.arsgErs.
WANIHEJKfRP, ,s5 FaIf. n SsIITW 70Ez. BAL
and SILVER. for which he hisha-s m.re e. voLD
will be paid. G. W. PURCELL 4 CO
WANTED-UAk BARK, II the TANSERY .,
Farmers the line Of the Canal can vsil sm pad
their spare time and labor in getting bark. pS,
.re'sn. oy o.n.- 20 nlcnmond is low. apii-ss
shoioashiy qu.ss. q fn%RPgSSH 4%cnnIss kk
Heurieo County Court. None else mead amy VT
Best Of reference Repaired. WIN. FOfgE.
w tsx good slacksn HifRs1 .as H xE2EKss
SsDi Pot good "'rkmsa a r. as sPSIy
ai.h.. 70 Prem rsa. aSSwssstnThi o 5HYs1ss;f
between this time aud the ist Of July next
n me T Ws.s Prefer s,s 9ns Worth Of Broad street
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
ap Is Corner Leigh and sth ste,
All, MOs. !, Nth TO employ = the Carbon
the year, hrst-rats CARPENTER. for general
nm It's Agent
IVA r e DO purchase a fg y likely W
w GhoEs. ANY person having servants 10
seil.ca md purchaser by addressin q Box ?.5
Richmond Post Office, giving full descriptior ~
the Servants. The subscriber will call On Der,
sons, either Ia city. or couotry, thus enabfipx
sellers TO save eommissio1s and trouble.
WANTED-Ths ladies and merchant. II kieb.
w nond to know ths, Mrs, s. sTRIDsR Ia,
CLOAKs. MANTILLAs, DRESSES and HOOP
+ b. Also, room over MsssTs. Watkinp
ficklen, Tor the accommodation Of their custom.
srs Mrs s. having had ten year, experiences In
Five THOUSAND GLOAKS sad MANfLTs ~,
the merchants and ladies Of Richmond sh fesls
confident Of giving entire satisfaction In ali work
entrusted TO her DRESSES and MASTLES CTT
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making them
better than when nrst made. Thankful Tor he
patronage bestowed on her che .Olicis GOTTA.
RwANTED, Immediately. a No i nR'pss
CUTTER aud FILTER. To such An Que a yood
salary ana constant employ ment will be givsn
ia la-3mt
JNANTED--An persons TO know In.i mann
W iacture all styles and qualities OF TRUNKS
nd have always on hand the largest stock 10 be-
found in the South, ea b raci ux superior Iron
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the eommon
styles, ali sold ut manufacturer prices, whole
sale and retail, 1T saiesrooms ia Main str..t
nearly opposite Dispatch ONCE. Factory Cary
street, below 18th. 80
Ne Trunks Repaired.
~ - - ~
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-avTn ESTRAY COW Tame to my
49, IN house, the I'd day of April, BUFFk-
10y 10 cow: can be found on the Old
sz=asccss--ssskszChureh Road, ten miles from Rich
mVnd. The owner will come forward, prove pro-
perty. pay expenses, and take her away.
ap 13--lt* NORMAN HUGHES
= 60 p FOR BALTIMORE-The
Sz54.-->An,--I Steamer I Y | b L K +, Cap
1sz1.sz-<z,E5@taiu w. w. kEENE, will leave
here for BALTIMORE, atso'elk A. NJ, SUNDAY
the 18th April.
Passengers re requested TO be on board before
that hour DAVID WM. CURRIE.
lI--lt
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- ISAAC X, WATKINS

49, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VA,
Practices regularly inal the Courts of Char lotts,
Halifax aud Lunenburg and will
to the Coll lection of Claims In any OF the
surrounding counties. ap 13-3t*
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DIED.

On Friday, the 18th inst, at 7 o'clock A. NJ,
EE0EN}Dk., son Of o. r. and Louisa Bresee:
aged four years, nine months, and ave days.
His funeral will take place from his fathers
re,idenee on eth st betw cen Clay and Leigh
SITS on this Saturday afternoon, the 18th inst.
at o'clock The frisuds- and aequaintances OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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f92e-,EITT1sh FOR LYNCHBURG-Toie leave
fzS THIS EYENIN G.-The Canal
Boat OLIVIA will iesve as above
For freight, apply to GUY cox, Agers
ap l5-lt At COx's Shed. Dock street
r. VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD
So CHANGE OF HOU kS.-LeavinK Richmond
- N; after this dsxe, UNTIL FURTHER
NoIiOh. Passengers Tor stations ON this
Road, and the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
Alexandria, &c win take the cars of the Rich
monu FIederleksburg and Potomac Railroad, on
take the Central train. THOS. DODAMEAD,
ap 1@-3t General Superipten,iant
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of
BE the Stock 9iders of the RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE Co will
be held at the TOLL GATE Of their Road, on the
18th day Of April, 1851.
JOS. W. CRENSHAW. sec'y.
ap 1o-d4t&cwlt*
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p ED CHECK AM y HII Z n = a 4 =, g.

J. NJ. R0SENBAUM
Offer at very low prices,
l50 pieces s-4 and Ga white MATING
Ice :. I'D red check do
Having purchased our MATING
a., AT AUCTION,
Gives US the advantage to sell them 25 per ceut.
under the regular price.
J. 4 NJ. R0SENBAUM,
ap l3-6t Tao Rr,ad straat
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To conclude with the Farce of
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE.
FOB SALK.--One OF HOES LARGE CYLIN.
DER PRINTING PRESSES 40xs7 This Press il
nearly new, and will be warranted in perfect con-
ditiou. Apply At this Office NH Ia-ss
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All HOWl1ZER co. n"
FWA lsT REG. VA. VOLS,
IekHT< April 18TH 1881.
- The regular Quarterly Meeting of
tnls company wiil be held at the City Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, April 18th, at CLOCK.
The Court OF Enquiry, for the ass essment of
fines. will meet at the Office of Lieut. BRowS. in
Belvins Block, ON MONDAY, at o'ci ock p. NJ.
By order of J. c. SHIELDS, Lieut.. Com'g,
L.
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F07m q FolceT Of -4tiornev:
Know al men by these presents That - have
constituted and appointed, and by these pres
ents 40 constitute and appoint, - true aud law
1uI attorney Tor =, and in stead to vote at
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Traders Bank of the city of Richmond to be
held en- the 18th day of April next, in said city,
IN the election of Directors and on all other mat
ters which may be brought before them, hereby
ratlfying and confirming all that -, said attor
As witness = hand and seal, this - day of
=, 1881. lap 4-13tl f. SINTON. Cashier.
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q ~ HE MENBE NS OF HUICHI.
N/c lSON DIVISION, No. sc, S. of T., are
X urgently requested to attend regular
~ meeting Of the Division this (SATUR-
+ DAY. evening, in their Hail, at y
o clock, to transact some business of much I'M.
portaace W hich will be presented Ii is very desi-
ra bic that ALL be puuctual in attendance.
BY order of the W. z.
ap ls-lt* JOS. T. SNIPES R Scribe
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TRADERS BANK.-The ANNUAL
- MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE TRADERS BANK of the city of Richmond.
will be held at their BANKING HOUSE on the
a1th inst; third THURSDAY for the purpose of
M. full and punctuai attendance is requested
either in person or by proxy.
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NJ HOWIIZER CO. III"
IVA Isr REG. VA VOLS,
IT3N April 18Th, lsSl.)
~ Order No.
NAeet at Military Hall this SATURDAY even
ing, at O'Clock, prompt. for drill
By order of J. G. SR -. IS Lieut.. Com =.
ap l3-lt THO. ,. MAYO. Isl Serp't
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g. FOX kENf-A neat family RBSlDENCk
E:j on 2sth street, between Broad and Grace The
HOUSE contains six rooms, with servants
room, coal and wood house attaches and an ex-
ceilent well OF water in tn yard, and situated in
most desirable neig hborhood. Possession given
immediately. Apply next house, OF to
ap l?-6t* r. B. CRADDOCk, Mechanics Hall.
d. FOR RENT.-The new and desirable
%:..ii TEN EMENG On Grace ST., Just finished, I'd
door above st. Paul's Church. Rent $50
Apply TO j. ID. CARDOZO,
ap la-2t* ID door above.
a. FOR RENT-A three story brick STORE
a. on Main street, betw cen 18th and 10th streets
Apply to the tenant, or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-13


I UMBER, LUMBER,
IL CUT TO ORDER.
The subscribers are prepared TO furnish to or
der ~ short notice, every description OF LUM-
Der used by builders and others They will fur
ni.h 1t OF any dimension and qualify required. -
Address b. j. bUVAL i co
Up Lasts Proetor's Creek, ChesterusId.
NJ OTICE.-I have this day appointed L. @
\ huSh my Agent, TO conduct the GROCERY
UslNEss, ~ all its branches. In the county Of
Henrico, and to buy and sell for cash only.
ap lS-2wf WILLIAM TINGLE.
NOI!CE.-i have this day appointed PiNkUS
~ ny NIX Agent, e conduct the DRy GOODS
mond, to buy and sell for cAslI Only.
ap S--3t& JOSEPH KUMPyER
IIAlNTS, PAlNTA.-Just resolved large Ioi
!. g White Lead, White 4ae, CMher, Ter dc
verdisris. Black Paint. Prussiaa Blne, Ultra
Marine. do; Vermiiliou, yepe.ian Ned, Ochrs
err which We offer = low prices 70 suit tie liines
spD 4. R0DEkER 4 Co., No. " Main s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-13
RICH SILhS,
BERAGE ROBES,
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Left from our auction sale will be sold on our SO
cond floor, at a great sacrifice.
ap st WATKINS K FIiKVEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

GARDEN TOOLS.-spsdes, Rakes, Hoes, Garden Forks,
" Garden Reels and Lines Boys Spades
Ac, for sale by cJ sINToN, Sign Of the Circular Saw
mhlI II Main steet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
DTCUNcND CLOTaEVG MAaUFAO-. =

Ia rORY.-The subscribers have on hand large and IA
eorple;e assortment OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED ~
GOODs-Clots Clssiners and Vestngs Of all grades
the following noted r Crenshaw Mills, Richmond Va, Miller
O. MUS CapeFe county, Va; Kelley TordA Cos Mills
Fredecksours Va Thomas Aimee NILS darion smith county
Va Rock and Mills Charlotte n o. which We are prepared to
make 20 measure the shortest notice. and the latest and mos
approved that viii IN every respee; vim
me pest Northern goods and many Of The OrenshAv
goods quality French There be no longer an e
buying goods manufactured cut OF me IN
Ne Keep Alxays on hand stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AN CAssIMERES be surpassed by house In
The city Of CATERS and corps Of Sorken
NOT 10 be surpassed by any house IN the Union, With determine
tioa 70 arnh patrons with southern sec
sout goods sou cut and made Sou and We trust TO Be
sold and South determined 10 do al cur power
70 push forward Southera insstutons - =. .,r.,,
Clothiers and Merchant rLlors,
fs7s Corner fn.ln end ism -t-e-s