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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
LAYER FROM CALIFORNIA

FoRr KEARxEY, May 2s-The pony express passed
here this morning. with San Francisco dates to the lSh
instant.
The United States. soop of war St. Mary arrived at
San Frarcisco from Panama, on the lath. The st.
+ ,uis is anAously expected from Panama being now
twenty days overdue
Sgt xchaage on New York for tc days pony express
ia tlu per cent premium with those who Craw at ALL
The agent Of the Rothschds refuses to sell exchange
The most important measure Cf State policy that has
been adopted by the California Legislature is the pass
age of Law Offering six millions oi the school
lands biongilg to the stat) Tor SALE IN limited quanti-
ties at Sl % per acre. on li5ersl credit
series Of Union resolutions pledging the State feGlty
10 the general government and her readiness to comply
with any rcqu:ions for aid TO suppress rebellion, have
passed by both houses by large na; critics.
Both houses have adopted resolution calling on tie
Federal Congress to afford protection to the overland
nail and telegraph routes.
The laying Of the cornerstone to the rev ca[ial was
the occs!on Of On imposing demonstration On the lsh.
As an evidence of the military spirit peryadng the
State the San Francisco Woo!len Factory has within
ten dave turned out one thousand uniforms completely
made and blankets 70 that numhe5 VI iasn, To NIL Or
dcss froa tie ely q hsfysIil!e.
Ata Union meeting held in Almeda county on Thurs
day evening Senator McDougal said in the course OF an
address, tia. reasouable organizations now existed in
thIs State who endeavoripg 10 get possession oi
the government The meeting passed resolutions di-
xusting tie I'D II of several ,rs Of the State mits
AND expressing le'retanc, to serving under them:
Lieut. John Upton, Of the Sd artillery, United States
army. died a. Bsnscia on tn, lst Of April.
Major Armtase, who hes hesn In eomuand OF The
military pos. at Fan Diego has resigned on account Of
his sympathy with the Secessonists He has left fol
| the East ea
Gen. Jobpston late commanding the Pacific di'i'ior
United States army, is spending few weeks 10 Los An
geos prior to his departure for biz home in Texas.
COMPANY K, G2 men, of the 1st drsgoons hsor Ooul
| tor conmsnder who were recently stationed at For
Teton. arrived OF Los Angeles on Wednesday,
Dr. Gould, Of Fort Humboldt, has fssigued bis posi-
ton Of assistant surgeon in the United States army, an'
| left for Alabama. -tsI-a ~ trr rs5'
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THE RICHMOND WHIG.
Foa1Hs Wing.
yANKRF NATIONAL HYMN.

Committee Cf New York Capita lists have tTeed $50
II Naonal Hymn The poets inspra ion being the dollar
be presumed that will constitute the theme of lis song At
vents we think that the following bad exposition OF III
eneral northern sentiment:
Mighty MGmmon powerful lord
BY tli Yankeedom sdtred,
Thy great invoke;
.ar the hymn that We bespoke
Save our broad phylacteries,
Save cur mills and factories,
Fave ships, be ore they rot,
And their owners 90 10 pot
Save our merchants and their hoards
Save our barks and brokers' boards,
Save our railroad b. sDds and cks,
eave vaults with patent locks.
Lst ABE LINCOLN and his bands,
Burn the cities, waste the lands,
Let him Ike a despot reign,
50 We get the trade sgaln.
suhju7ate the Southern men,
Being us back their trade again,
Cotton Rice. Tobacco, al
Crops aud products, great and small.
Smlte their people, hip and thigh,
Let thtir bones unbufied lie,
Let their saugheied Infants sleep,
Rav,hed women, let them weep.
Let our men die II they must
fRrrh - earth, and dust to dust,
Harding sOi}ieTS well spent,
II they bring US cent p6e cent.
Mercy Justice, Freedom, Law.
1hese Names We rih straw
GRE 5oii 30 that be won,
Let Thy bloody will be done.
Mighty Mammon powerful lord
Wy aii Yankee h.ars al red,
rs thy favor inv Ike,
Heac the hymn tha, We bespoke.
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DANEC PRICES, IN EARNEST,

Al Wholesale and RETAIL,
by joseph sTRAUsE. No y Main street
Just bought than IN the iolsf aIbe sock OF
rich Lawns al GA and ~ Pine lsconeis and Organdes
l2 Is &c nebagrs cts 10 and higher Bceses all col
ors Al Is % cts &c 800 handsome Bere Sl ShaTs, win
Chenille Embroidery b. worth IS O0 Black and Coored sk
PAaso from 70 cents upwards fast colored Calico at Oh
and cent cheap 10 Ladies six Thread Gloves and Gsnnt,
l- At IA Is .h0r. ard long sk Wis at 3t and ~
cents worth double the money. Hoseres, Linen Handkerchief
Linen and Bosoms Brown aud Black ShrtuE ani sh:
Pillow Case Muslin ToEelng; French Needworked Collars
from l2 70 Cambria snd Swiss Bands the hnest work In
the city, Cassmets Liam Goois for Men aud Boys wear
BlSS and Cooed silks great many uoul tao nsneT-
Gus TO euon found prices that astonh every BODY
that calls at No. u Look out for the right place
Ap17 JosEfh hIhAose-
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
Or TdE SALE OF NEGROES.

FOR fdE SALE OF NEGROES
NHE undened has this day commenced the Auction ba'iness
tbs sale OF NEGRNEs Al the Au on Franklin
street lately occupied by BETrs GREGORY.
He S sell NegoeI both pahy aud privately and socts the
Po- Of his friends and the pubic generally. We pledges his
tfss n promote the Interest ~ his and ters hi self
that from M org experience in the he will be enabled 10
obtain the h hest Nrkst prices he will make liberal advances
an property In hand-and prepared board persons
gged 10 te trade aud also their serVAns-havng ample
modAlons for both. L II Stokes,
On Franklin, Srd door below all street.
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Frxrylsg a9T1Er-A letter in the Mobile 4d..ytis.r,

FKyuyISE 99rATF 4 letter IN the Mobile 4a'.Ttisrr,
from Barrarcas eight miles from fensaceis, says
"a few ladies' i'll lioger with their husbands, broth
ers or fathers A half dczen may be met in an eve
nings promenade Like OTIS wife they may linger tcs
org ABOUT tue city aevotca aesf.2tioR. Speaking
of the SEX reminds me of the iuntlest and killing
female extan-the female Z 'iare or eantinier. Her
un.iorm Is unique snd pretty--a pair Of high-heecd
shoes, over the tops Of which shine white gater tops
aho-e thee sre clos ,fng pieces Of polished leather
ex,er ding 10 the kaees there they unite with red wide
dswers; they have blue skirt with red border from
the waist 10 the knee ard blue lcket from the waist
TO tho nack On .as hesl 10 little hat With feather
in it, saw one yesterday walking With two ofcers.
She walked fast and handsomely seemed very gay, and
produced sensation All the shells in Piekens won't
make her travel She does not care fig for them"
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n UNGI have two Of fne German Cans hand and
l1 gsr ihsn for aaIs Al The ola prios ~ O. oRkHz,
; nsi6 n - Ho.s Exchange block
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RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.

MILLlNENI TALL lhADE, lOOU.
DgsIRE % call attention 70 ny removal lOs MAln
street eonmedious building Nc 229 Mzia ad
joa.ns the
"sPOTswOOD HOTEL"
sh and 9th where prepared 70 eIhb AlArg
o.
MILLINERY GOODS
Ani dvmade Millinery Articles than heretofore consisting OF
R-l Velvet Honnsts Bonnet fumes Rbhons fenh
American Fosrr Bridal |eahs Heal Dresses Dress Cas-
Lac ana ana a. rt Grape Muslin Collars and Sleeves m
fans Csps ani Coaks Ruhe and Tabs, tc In all sty
z. connection the Millinery business Will manuiNc
the Cosks "a Nantas cfa kinds IN the latest fh
he styles reasonable prices All orders vii receive prompt
- D gp-ria, attention. n O BARrON
~ Main
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MAKE NoTE OF TTIs - Trend, sno b In constant
practice with the rheand IL not very particular wheth-
. Is. Hsppoldt's, Charleston make,) an or
H;nie musket-inferms M that
HocessfallJ used IN euY Of the
10 the South and South
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IMPORTED GOODS. ..,,....,,,-,, NJ, r,
CheRr Cess 81 superior quality, and oeAutiuy P'' W
Du.eh Cheose, n tsns, u ssrefioT qaAiy
Oeve. Capers. CE-c5 ka-ei
er.sss q, ,ar,sssss Cordiai (siAte ard s-ssAl
MAccArcnl Yrrmecelh, p NJ Cigars
Ch0w ChoE, CauhECVcr Onions
wostsr sAuee, soysrs RsAsA, Hqssrte Sauce
Mustard. olive on and SAEdines ,.,..,,
Brandy iT93 CAAnpAgnss nAgnuns. quarts PnS ana nA
p!rs
carss ton good 70 very superior
hso-s- BLAIR a cHAXBERLAYNEu
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NUMBER 1872.

ryyPRPOOLPINE SALT 500 Seeks I1verpoolFrs
LstiT per fhp Hl2wshs, Ia james Rye dice, from Liver
pOsn pshSS lS 'Ne " EDMUND DAyESPoET co.
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~ yOu HAVE HORSE or MULE ia had condition, Ou-
i Val a NOrton's Horse Tonic. II Eora htty
tl price u improving The coalition OF hSsse se'
- J. r. DUNAI,
Soi. Manufacturer and Proprietor
- A. -,.-t-,... apb
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Msjor of the Polish

| would respectfully notify those who are disposed
Join in Ills sacred cause OF liberty, that the places
of rcudtzgou3 for receiving your services will be pub
shed the proper orders and instructions
shall be issued
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A syPPLY OF THE LATSsL n,ls:S
"A Al NORRIS Bookstore, =! a.in street
re Rival Waltz r. CIa'les Gr,be. &c -
Evsr fTiee Trans ypuen briaple. By 7. NJ Brown 10.
FSe on Tt wipdo= Psne New song ByJ Webster Soc
song of Beauty. By w. H. Bourne 95e r =,
Malden's Prayer. written and adapted by W. J. Wenore d.
D, 25o M, =, ..
cav4tua IN wAsehe Arranged for the Plano by Jas
J.ppie's Grave Eew Song BY ] P Webster q5c-
n sf-snser the sill Words by Buchanan Reid music oy v
eeaEe ss y4E! wssa by d! James Cooper Composed by
q. 7 Cprls &c.
The Harriet Lane Poika. BY A. Lnuuth. 4ec. 49,,
The Cty GuA Qulelep. Composed and respectfully cedesed
70 the Peersbrfg City Guard Capt John P May BY Aodofo
The kTu,ts seholssoh. e. jarsS pei,tk sos.
IN sao In NAsehera Opera Verdi soetGrne csntspe :! As
cher. "a
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JAMEs wooDuCUsr co, purchased, c.t previous to the
u present blockade the '1rg-,t AL b s. 500 ~
WHITING PA"KP,
which they hsyr ever h,J h before cub Fooiscp,
e,er Note -my =aig psT-rs. a ssaEs utes vlcE
will b, fcI r u-rrl prices r c.s. - tteiy prompt
customers. pay able ltt J5,s "p'urg
Thy have hand 90 stock - "hnr sa'onery, to-
g,cr tyey deception Of -uk Seors "sSaiy ie for
sale. rlslo
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| IUoJ.t DOYE4 cos
>nh9s Drugqs,s.
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I,,,crlcs Eom NoLUNrEERS lN- .ACrlYE
EOOKS md STATIONERY.

r.E-0ND, DAVENPORT a CO., OFFER YoR
~ al ~ i-.tirr,
con si.iS EaS-rs Wines,
Heuaessey BsSa-T y = F.ie- end ', cash,
YIstxge lsss 10 Bond,
Yip-rs Eeitsck Wine,
CT Loaf slgars
Gunpos d.r ssl 9lsek Teas,
Javs Ccnes.
London Mustard,
Porto Rieo Sugar and Molasses,
ALSO,
Jamaica Rum. years In Bond.
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4 = tTtFtR AMI Gs1rI BGLsING II the r,ost
proved qreity, o. - irie wide, iUufye w stock 10
kept always fl by weekly arrival. from the mann'itufers
c. .ISfO". lmp1ut' = iltlstre,
Il M.f- srsrt
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ID awa4tAr than the brown about as big ~
walnut. Warrant shoronghiy in boiling VIA
ter till 1T Is as soft ~ putty, then, putting IL
into his rnouta let him bite It we'll into the
gap, and keep his teeth closed Till the grtta-
rerehs eoois: this will ohltge him to stiut his
mouth for two or three Minutes then let
him open 1t carefully and take the lump out
he has only 10 trim 1t down with his psakniie.
and he villa be fitted with an excellent su bst,~
tute for regular ARTIFICIAL teeth, which will
serve him we'll for years, This Is no theory,
but q proved fact and eaa only account for
IT'S moi berg more generally known and real
1zed, by us interference with the regular
oasiness of tha profession Forgive, dear
reader, my entering into Details out the
presence OF ragged siuY9ps rather assists this
operation than other wise, for they steady the
gut,a. p~rcha snperstructnre. Already this
Enafsri = is recognized as cspabie OF popular
self application n the matter of stopping
teeth, Tor IL is sold IN ANAL humps about the
slxa nsed for this purpose. The white. L re-
re;at, ia The b. 81 and purest; though cheap, 1t
IS much se4Tfr than the dark material nsea
Tor piriag aud the soies OF shoes.
Eventually, however, 1 have no DOUBT out
that the taW stuff, vuicanlte, VIII enable Inc
poor IL "a u recover SO necessary an assist
ance Lo health as tee; are admitted 10 De. L
remeTn Der the time wien luclters were q great
curiosity. .lnee distinctly. reeoiiect when
I Was q little beg. seeing a gentleman, who
was inquisitiye about the latest discoveries
in science. take two or three lucifers out of
case. After his showing and explaining them,
il appeared that at the end Of each match
there ras a small glass tubs filled with some
pnoSph 3ric compound, which, on being crush
ed, produced tfane. THIS process was ef-
feG ted by ripping the end with pair OF pliers,
carried in TIE pocket for the purpose. Alto
gefher, il WA 4 novel but very circuitous bu
. .n.ss and seemed little likely 20 supersede
the old tiudsr-b box and brifns tone match. Its
chief ORA buck, however, uas It's expense.
forget wna. this gentleman said he had given
f>r the matches he exh ibtted, bat now you can
gel two boxes for half penny.
Probably, before very long, dental hospitals
viii be able 10 afford relief TO the poor by
mean. Of the material LACEY discovered, and
replace, ~ = cheap rate, those necessary
stones OF the mill through which our food
must ia passed before it can repienish the
was ing fabric Of our frames --Chambers'
JUuFaU{.
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$4,000 WORTH or
III E4 a NT u RY go Q ID .
Ar AND BEL0W OFT
FtoR CASH ONLY,
70 CLOSE B5sIE kss.
In consequence OF The general financial ssssnsA.
menf tn roughoUt tbs country. va have determines
Ia ALL al oar srperior snd desigahls steex,cf
DRY Il . II S
NJ Q GREAT SACRIFICE. 10 Gloss business ~ sooR
!. possible .,..r
Cosr, from paper If Needles up 20 ths RICHEST
Silks brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our ssesx 10 very
large ana eor.plsta, eoasistlas Of
Linen sREETIEG.
Pile Ease LiNFgs,
TOWELS. HgCKABACg. &c., sss
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
xnd all tbs latest styles Of French and Ragtlsa
"a Rios.
scr L.adiasf and Childrsa's Dresses FOR frr'1s.
Winter and summer.
MBROIDBRlE6.
hosiery, GLOVES. HDkFs..
SHAWLS. CL0AKo and MAkFLEs,
sEIRTIEGs and saEk'9fsG3-
rLAEaELs sad BLANKETS, Of every esssFfp-
sieE. -
IRISH LIEeNS and DIAPkES.
BoMBA2TsES and DLkCh ALPACA.
Large stock of Goods fer sbAS 1a rs su14raas
aud Winter Clothing.
NJ Purchasers are invited 70 cell ard see ter
themselves A x. PARKER s. CO
4ss Main street, Ea2le sdns"s.
n. B.--Ali persons Indebted Ia as, viii please
aail and settle tnsir aeeosals w1taoot delay IS
'' ma ia -Isu -'' Wa ''' ~ 4. k.P q -.
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Ritbmoah qispatfE
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE az. 1881.
The Soldier hey.

sive Esy soldier boy 8 blade.
Ia fssr Dam NOUS fashion ed we'll,
when fret the titeFiug fafthlon swsyed,
Who LFSt baassth iEs iary fstls
know net bat h1re ~ anew
That for NJ mssn CT atreiiuF trade.
To guard no feeling, base or taw,
give nay soldier boy ads.
Cool, calm, aad clear. thu lucid Goed,
Ia whte8 tts seGapsring work WAS done:
A. calm, a. clear. "a clear az mood.
sa fkon wheae'er IL seeS he sun
For e.suafTy clam. al h1nof's call,
For outraged fgiend, iusulted maid,
A. snegcy'S voice 10 hid u f.G,
TN!ve my sold!trh hey blade.
The eve whfei. marked IS peerless e2gs,
iae hand ttst weis b "a Is balanced pose,
k.Ts} snd PlBcers. f1rae aid wedse.
are ggas ssth ali the!r fame and noise;
Acd - the glsaminS sword rem@.asi
80, wh#n Ia duet low aus ia'3,
Eer8efn ss. b these heartfelt strains,
give gy soldier boy q blade.
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4 0Ta [. z. .
VIRGINIA BOT 81,
sTAUNTOg.

VIRGINIA BOT 81, s--
STANTON,
The VIRGINIA HOTEL. so extensively known
20 the travelling pabiic as OF the very best Ho-
sSls N tae state IL now owned solely by Messrs.
WA. q @HoS. ?. PEYToN. who with devote
their whole attention to the pu poss Of increasing
II possible, 4hs nigh reputation which 1t ~ pres
ent susta-lns, and viii leave no e1ertion uneTn.
Portable. The raesnt additions pat to this estsb
ilshiaent enable the pfopristors to accommodate
Eaach larger nuntber Of guests than foFmsriy.-
as Whole building, n The Interior and ezser2F
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
The proprietors nave sscured the services Of
tandiorG and formerly OF the Taylor aotel, Win.
chester, Gs sUPERiSTRNDENT, who will pay
svery attention. to those stopping at the Hotel
10 eraurs the comfort az guests. The table Will
contngs, heretofore, to saual that of any hotsi
In the St&ts.
Coaneclsd with the Hotel are extensive STA
BLES, RAIDER the management Of bYEEs 3 CO.,
well kaown fer their experience and efficiency In
and Horses, Buggiss, and Racks will be sdord %
TO guests on reasonable terms.
The proprietefs are we'll prepared to asconmo-
data families who wish to spend the Summer
months Ia this healthy portion of the state.
This Hetes Is well furnished, and contains ~
good aad comfortable bedding IS any house IN tbs
State.
In this aotsl there ars swo Of F,eidins's new
aad excellent marbls.beddsd, and Patsnt-cash-
BATHING RooHs have Just been n atiy 1tsed up
Mn IL. PzTros, who has been 30 long Goa.
nsctsa with this Hotel, viii devote his whole a..
Is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask eosttp
aAass Of tbs s w% pvvmou
MOS MN 4 > r pnYyoss tPropris.ors.
u. B--rhs ofaes Of all the STAGE LINES 10 q
;his hsass; also, the oIiss q ADAMs = cos gxt
Sasnntsn. March H. lsei. 40 IT--ti
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49, Health, Health

80 Health, heath = - .-
BETTER THAN GOLD:
BALrJa0KB STREET, BAL9IACRB--'' f7sda Sfrnrse'
tha, Fgctio-l. This lady suffered foF years with
Chronic InGammat0Ty rheumatism IL It's most
malignant form. She frat contracted The disease
when two years old, py being yacclusted with
matter from child that had tbs VII ste swelling.
From this time to " olna hood her spEsriRgs
extreme-she never had rshef from pain Until
sured by EAMFT0N'b TINCTUBS.
IAN Extract from the Letter.
al eftsn wish my parents had known Of this
remedy when was d child. as | believe / sloui Id
have been saved che excrucettns pam have
been subjected to- we'll as the dsf0fmigy u body
must carry to the grave, and ny parents wocid
not have been under snch heavy expenses fro d
doctors bills and IN sending NE, SIS they did, 20
the celebrated Springs IN England "a search OF
health. wish all tbs afflicted world could sac
me and hear ths benefits ! have derived fTozn this
Tinctars OF Hampton's. ] Try 30 make oil So
4usinsed with its virtuss with whom colne IN
contact.
..Gentienen, Am thousand times obliged to
yea, and you ere 81 iibsxty 10 use my a8l4G ans
al remain yours tn gratitude,
MhRT a. SC0F1sLD,
"Ro sse west Baltimore strest.''
Rhsumstisr1 Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scrc.
inla, Eyes, Pain IN The side, Back, &c, are cured
y iEsMALEs AND CHILDREN This TIaCwCEg
viii he found great medicine ioT AL tEeaE dis-
sskse.
Cali and get Pamphlets, and teaa Ea4uy OF ina
most owsrfu. possible certificates Vi II ti.s
anove diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LAID & co, atchnoo I'D !
sfs,s IN Petersburg OF MORTIMER q NOW
GRAY RaItimo.s: and by Druggists aud shop.
xesPars everywhere. ~ per bottle six bottles
81 an ID Fs*ts
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Executive DEPARTMENT,


RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1851
THE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY
L ING the troops III the fsld with Small Arms,
Field Artillery, and Ammunition therefor, requir-
Ing division OF labor, the following eider Is is
sued:
The Colonel OF Ordnance OF Virgins Will con-
unno TO attend the issue of arms, ooth Artilia-
~ and Small Arms belonging to this state and TO
the manufacture of Fisld Carriages aad Caissons
The making up of all kinds OF ampuniton, In,
Guiding the manufacture al Percussion Caps ard
ths iseaiuE of the same, will De attended TO by
tho ordnance Department Of the senthern Con
feder8cy, fer which purpose 50 much OF the am
rsunition AZ hand al the ArInory, and the
present accommodation for furths, manufacture
oF ammunition is NOW appropriated tor that
purpose by this state, be turned over 10 the Con
fadsrsts authorities during the coDtInuance OF
Ene 80
The Colonel of Ordinance OF Virginia VIII ke
TIE necessary arrangements TO carry out the fore
going order. JOHN LhACAkk.
lie Its
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'---'''N NORTHERN CEN
Z A L W A F.-frsins leave Caise &
Baltimore. daily, sexeept Sandsy,l 81 r
md At s 50 2 n, for Niagara Fails, ia n
aoEiars,l Buffalo, 0ssso, osw ESQ, Tor
tor Detroit, Chicago, Cineinaati, ST IL
.srts Of ths " est, EoTthwes. and SoltA" .
Travellers can "a 10 .n@trCiI, Cnicszo
kie, SC, us Niagara Falls, ut taa selas q
any other route
4 usw re dte to New York Is row epa
Road, wis Harrisburg and Jersey Elty =
Que change o. cara. Fare, -. rake the
Era5a and 80 through by daylight, Over
EuE6s and through Il beautiful eo.atFy.
al Buy tfeGsts ensy 70 BsltinUre:
JAS G. CLa6Ss
rnzrF HALEY Assl.tsnt &r-'k IL
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IRREGULARITIES or TIE FORCES. I

.E@ RICHMOND, June u, 1851
GENERAL OR ID T. 3. No. ~. The Erst
" Periodical Muster for the pay mont OF the VIZ
gInia Volunteers will ks made on the spsn Of
JUNE, 1881.
Two copies Of each musisr-roli VIII Pc trans
rnit.ed by the mastering officer. one TO the Ae
tbe other 10 the Pavfnaster General OF the SfF-
ginia Forces at RichEaond. withia thfes aAgs Az
ter the muster. 80. IA,
hY mail sd mIlary statement ar the stTenStn ei
each Company mdetsred, and the name OF the OF
feer commanding the regiment TO whieh IL 10 az
tached.
;e 2S-st GEO IDEAS. A. A. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29
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VL FACTORY The "a bsorlDefs have On IA
"a large and completes assortment ~ SeUT
- EkH MANUFACTURED Go0Ds--ClothS
CaseimeTs and Testings. of all grades, rem ta1
Following noted mills: Crenshaw Mills, Rfsa
monG Va; Miller & CO. Mills, CuiPepsr eoupy
Va: Kelley Ford 81 Go. . Mills, FT8dsrtcksbI n
Va; Thomas AiInes Mills, Marion, sIao
scaHlg, Vs.; Rock island mills. Charlotte, y o.;
which VS. are prepared to make to measure at .ae
shortest pntics, aud N the latest and most fp
proved sty les-goods tina! viii compare In s~etr
respect with the best Northern manufaot Toe
xool.g, and many of the Creushaw goods eanA III
3ualtty 10 French There can be no ienxst ~
sxS1se for buYiag goods manufactured out e4t me
state. IN addition. ve keep slTe on 2 nd Z
atocz Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AEb
CAs8IEEREs, not 10 DO suEpa5s ed By any souss
IN tha city. We have the. neat OF u fsrs
and G corss Of wofkmer not &c Do scFTsssaa
BY euy Eouaa q the Union, ~ith Dc sSmi
nation to furph our patrons with QiherE
Clothing raised south. goods 'wovs
seuth. oCt and made south, and We Iasl 70 3*
sold and worn South, 20 " ara dstsrSninSl TO
all IN oaz power TO push forwaad s?qti ss, iasn
satioaF SPENCE { UERE,
Ciothssra ana Merchant TRljrs,
fass pornsv Of MstG aH0 fStn - 'Asss