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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Duel WIN HRAe KSrcxIEs.--we are informed that
difficulty settled, back OF Agiers yesterday mon
ing-settled In a style, which combined alike tho
science Of the stic ring and the death and more
gentlemanly hazard Of the "cd OF honor The comba
tants were Dutchman aud Irshnan each puisssnt
dnst They had a row; ono challenged the other 20 q
hst nght; the chaensec accepted, and proposed the
amendment OF brass knuckes tho challenger accepted
the amendment seconds were selected az IN psoorc or
sword affairs The affair came Oh with proper formality
The brass knuckcs cracked skulls with mutual good will
and after fifteen eighteen rounds tho rshman fell aud
was carried away sensel.ss, hardly expected TO live
What an affair for the early morning Of merrie Christ
masl--Ne,o Orleans Crescent, Dc. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Albany, JAM IL 1851.
Immediately after reading the Journal this morning,
Mr. Lttejohn took the floor, Mr. Bingham IN the chair.
Mr. IIrnE,oHS said--Mr Speaker, the information We
have received over the telegraph wires this morning
points out the period when the partisan should be swa
lowed up in the patriot therefore, ask the consent Of
the House to offer at this time the following preamble and
resolutions which beg leave read in my place, and
which hope may be passed without debate-
Whereas the nsuEsent State Of South Carons Altar sez
% sf es ~ saS
By the convey troops and provisions to Fora
And sSss .: Un s State; s
.s Il %S aDa
And whereas their Senators in Congess svow and maintain
q The Senate TIA. the Iessatnrs q New
and 70 unmpsirea that sse,s wi;
s a. IL ns sas s. We o.
u ns msr % % cur & n S
ne law, and ,upsSd the
Ing pledge gwen rsdsenea By fssSers
he ssnsss % % ne TS'sa ssas
Worth osrolns Ksntusty Missouri and Tsn1essss Who =
w ss e :, s nsr
sude and admiration NJ Of the whole people,
ecny requested % forward forthwith copies Of The fore
The States Of the Union hA'0n Ao0 INC W
The question then taken the adoption OF the
preamble and resolutions, and they adopted by III
Messrs Cozans and varian asked TO be excused from
voting the ground that while approving OF the Arm
stand Of the federal government, they did not deem
wise patriotic for the State Of New York TO declare In
favor Of coercion do act TO hasten the unsheathng
Of the sword
The following Committee Federal Relations Was then
annomced-Messrs. Robinson, Birdsa, Fish, Ball, An
gel, Pierce, Herman, McDermot and CollingwooA.
Mr.. PIERCE gave notice Of bill 70 amend the law In
relation to treason and reorganize the militia Of the
State.
bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. FmSC1T-To Repeal the Capital Punishment
law
Also 10 submit the question Of calling Convention 70
amend and revise the constitution the people Of the
State.
BY Mr. wocpRrYr--TO repeal section A. Of the Metro
politan Police Law.
Relating TO the Sunday liquor traffic.
The debate the Anderson sword resolutions
sumed by Mr. KEENAN, speaking in favor OF commencing
the act of Major Anderson but opposing the gift Of
sword He offered q substitute the resolution the
same subject, adopted by the national House Of Repre-
Messrs Robinson, Fish, Corning, Barber Dwight and
Benedict, Ferry and Pierce advocated the gift Of the
sword.
After long discussion Mr.. EINGwooD moved to post
pone the subject till Monday which agreed to under
the operation Of the previous question by 81 to 49,
motion to adjourn over till Monday evening de-
feated
The House agreed 10 small amendment to the Little
John resolutions and adjourned till tomorrow morning
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THE NEW ORGAN.

situated between the towers at the western end OF
the church. was built by the well known Mr.. Urban. II
has full sets Of keys running from &C 10
Of the manual and two and third octayes Of pedals
twenty nine keys running from OCC 10 r. The organ
enclosed IN handsome case with gilt front speaking
pipes OF large size and neat open work carved gallery
II placed In front for the double quartette choir which
has been engaged The rs twenty six feet six inches
the front ten feet nine ncnes deep and about
thirty Ave feet high. The following the number OF
atm md mir put 10 he orya
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Five the thirty -four stops sixteen feet IN
length Mr. Beale late OF london N the organist and
conductor concert in contemplation 10 show Of the
capacities Of the instrument
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BY the fore going IL will be perceived that the amount
realized by tho GALE purchase money and premiums,
was s26 eos and the annual rentals Of the pews sold will
bring in revenue Of 81 1871 The remainder Of the peys
will for the present be sold by private sae after which
the remainder will be offered for rental AZ the rate Of M
teen per cent upon the appraised value
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
YsR THs WING.
AN APPEAL TJ MAINLAND ~

nv hrrLhL H
Where now Thy boasted freedom MarylanI!
Wher', Oh where tn. Liberty, Tor vhish
Thy ares "Oltdga ID their lives, their fJrtales,
And Their "a red honors?
(asLased. sabmissire, - the tyrant's yoke,
Thy freedom /, an empty name aud.
LDeTfy satet Liberty Is well nigh crushed
by the monster Tyranny.
How long, Oh Maryland, shall oGAISs and
Tannting threats, subject psee 10 the snests
And &C, d OF thy o.preSs re, they
Who mock deriJe, and gory 10 thy fur
How loug shall Prtedom's tongue be enced,
And her strong arm palsed and
When shall Liberty Fe.ive, with smiles
And victcTy neI brow?
Awake awake ehl Maryland. and
Tsrnlsh not Thy for er glory and renown
Grd on thy shield Of Justice, and defy
The Tyrsnt's sway. Espouse the nobier cause,
The cause Of right aud biiglt.r yet
khall glow thY diadel OF cry, Yalor aud renOwn,
Which patriot sres and brave de:etdsB
Won and wore vi h phde.-
Arise, oh ! Mari land, shake of the chains
Thai bad thee ard, reneEed with tenfold
NigoT, by the fires that burn within, crush
Down the Laled monster fas ming At thy feet
But let thy voice be heard, uttered In
sweet accord wilh LibeIty's exultant strains and
Freedoms lcud huzzas,-and dsrk despair
shal flee away; while from thy mountains
And thy hiils, thy verdant alleys,
And thy sparkling streams, q III nsand
And ten Thousand valiant sons shah RISE
To guard each Landmark and each monument,
And wrest them from a ranI't gssp.
C.eave not, oh Maryland, to empty nsmes
Add things that once were dear; but write
Upon tly 's:utcheon glorious name.
Taea shall a noble people hnd Ind ed tongue,
Ana Liberty, svee. iioerty, enw!e ecthed Ia smiles,
Reward each victoTs bTow-or tell ia coming
Years, how gallant NJ sry lsnders fought and
lel, or Freedoms cause-Or Freemen's righLi
Awake arise and with a loud and
Long LuzE4-uniurI the Star gemmed BsHner"
OF sCuth and add aaoheT jewel TO the souhern crown
A DAUGHTER MAINLAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15

against their will Then the amendment of 1921, being
TO the effect that "The powers which are not
the Uled States by the Confederation or refused by i.
TO the States reserved the respecve States or 10
the people," have gained to side oil the discussion
the fact that this right is reserved to the States.
What then becomes of the challenge thrown down "a
us by tie Opinion rationale to cite single sovereign
power has that has been reserved to the Sta,cs This
instance might suffice, but the Opnom Natomae itself
takes furnish with Others We read Ia its sue
of May l.
Tae Legislature of the State of New York has aim o.
unanimously adopted resolution which puts at the dis.
posal OF the Federal Government So men and three
millions of dollars. The Governor of Pennsylvania un-
in iorty-eg1t hours if necessary. All the free ites
are eagerly making offers North Carolina, Kentucky
and Missouri refuse their contingent OF troops but two
slave Ssates-May land and Delaware sustain the Fede.
raj Administration"
How, then, does the Opinion Nationais stye the
power of raising army, If it be not a sovereign
right?
Il the Opinion Nationals ignorant Of the fact that
State tl5c's Government Possesses Senate and
House Representatives which pass its particular laws
judiciary, militia, and, 10 fine all the attributes tts.
really constitute sovereigntyy
But who has favored the slave trade asks the ODi-
ION NdtOnd's. Since il is ignorant we will inform it
for ts questions cause Us no perp xty-and will tl
at the risk sf shos kng its Lively symp4hie and causing
It painful surprise, in showing its own friends te
guilty parties.
last four years of ths slave trade, (s0 1S0s show
follows Slaves imported into the port Of Charleston
from January l. 1874, 10 January f. 1905 S90I5,
lived In the taDle amended
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
RaCnN LIQUORS. SC

400 bbls Cncinnau WHISKY.
&OO 20 bbi- ine mountain rye uhiEky
4 bbis common h1e and French brandy
ehalf pipes aennesy and otard French brandy
2hGl. pipes Holland gin
% bbls. Port and M deira vine
20 bbs and half bbls blackberry. cherry and ginger
brandy.
5half bbs German bit.ers.
40bbls fac Virginia sppls and peach brandy.
10 bbS. NoltherH apple brandy.
2J bbls. Trulls
70 hhds prime shoulders and side'.
4oec schoo.ey's tugarcurtd "Ordsfair hams.
l0O Sulthf ED hams
81 tierces and bDiS. prime Western lard.
100 oo,s. extra c, b, crushed and powdered sugar.
50 bbis. brown sugar
SOObr No J. 2, ana mackerel.
2OO bbls. No l cut he.rngs.
IS whole cheese
4CU bbls. fine, superHne, and family Gour.
81 zts No se.el.
hslf bbls ~lit- fish.
half boxes LOST sugar.
% bsgs Rio and Lasuayrs coffee.
100 boxes Of mustard
so bundles wrapping tvine.
6U boxes chalk and Povhatan pipes.
o. boxes ground pepper.
80 doz brooms
20 doZ. barrel covers.
10 doz. cedar tubs.
5oO TeanS Of wrapping paper
lOAegs b. carbonate OF coda.
Is boxes Mlchel's candles.
COlga'e's detersiye and fancy soap.
GO bbs. Cubs and N. o. molsses
5tierces Goldfish.
LOO cotton and hemp lines
200 bags OF shot
1000 gross matches.
lVJ doE burket9
200 boxes tobacco.
~ kegs sal soda.
2OJ gsLals.
IS half chests green and black tea.
lUO boxes Gd.manthe candles.
attention Of the Isje the above stock which Idesre
20 sell iog cash
THOMAS JONES,
No. Main Street.
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FRENCH VIEW OF THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The Opinion Nationals, seeking with its unitary pre-
die cons TO establish the principle that the United States
is rot based upon Gederstion CITES an isolated phrase
from the Fsrewen Address of Washington "he unity
of the Government which makes of you one people
should be equally dear you and is with reason that
it should be So fer his unity is the cornerstone OF the
eGi6ce Of your independence"
easy for us to complete the idea of the great pat
rio. by reproducing words of former quotation
we made of his words:
In resuming your sovereign rights," be said ''you
will expose yourself the danger Of portion oil you
being opprs ssed by ths other"
Assuredy be does not deny sovereignty, and we're ne
to return day among he would reuse to accep. the
responsibility Of the strange Interpretation so gratuous'
" put under the shadow Of his great name.
The Opinion NatonaIe, 10 giving detailed list OF the
powers refused by the Constitution to the Stae saves
~ the trouble; but recommend il to read them again.
with some attention. ard t will search them 10 vain as
we have declared for any clause denying to States the
right to deach themselves from tie Union, or any clause
authorizing the Federal Government 10 keep them In H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
vIRGINI. TO WINFIELD SCOTT.

VIRGINIA TO WINFIELD SCOTT.
Woe to the fsithless hand
Lifted 'against mother land,
Pity aud w.el
Iity !0r hoary head
Soon In its narrow bed
To be laid low.
Woe TO the parric!de-
Would that he might have ded
IGNORED aud loved,
Ere to liz ratye land
he had lead nurderous band,
Implying, uhmoved-
Then, DER his honered grave.
Would our lltgs proudly wave,
As We march on,
Strong in cur holy right
For sacred homes to-h ht,
1ill victory swOn.
Now like Achitoph.l,
Or under darker Ipel
Even than nr;
A cnrte on Thy COUNSEL rest,
Not on tiny eyed breast,
Pray we 10 see.
As thou to devsstste
Thy noble native state,
Aidcst the plan;
As mid the cAnnons oar,
TnOu on yirgipias shore,
Leades1 the van,
Under the flashing eyes
or our true brave allie,
Ia dangers hour;
Cons elenre shall stay tly arm
Gold lose its magic chaTn -
PaISied each power.
Can any fate be worse
Tnan under M TIERS curse
To w.tIrr and des
Such must be thy daIk COON
Such in the time to come
Thou msyst not hy.
Woe 10 the traitor hand
Rsited against mother land,
Pity anJ woe,
Fly for h1aTy head,
Soon % iis IsrTow bed
Dish,pored 10 30.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
NULCANlTE TEETEi .sy.s----..
VULoAEITE TEETH!l E1sfss--s7
GREAT T LlfPRO VENGRT IN ARTIF1ClALQ|

W JONES DESTT ha ling the right for making
the vucarne pae being sld Of It, absolute superiority
az other methods having ICughly a1ere
months In large number snd some Of The 81 dcaa
gold and plate had utterly laed
entire those desiring u partial OF teeth
pec1y u dissdfed oih those aey using per
Of plse and the ucon thereby
ables teeth without clasps which,
gold teeth painful useless
Ing .dop:ed by these st1ndng profession North
South testimonials Nl be and specimens
those wishing to see them.
Cold any plate made, Of for such
then.
sn sns!ag regulating and all other operations gently
thIoughly performed
Teeth PAIN BY electricity having
Bome tao huEured teeth with L.
S Vfce hours frcm TO az from ~ 10 O. on Main street,
9Th i0th. aplo
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR raERALE OF NEGROES.
NyE undersigned hss this the Auction hu're
the sale o. NyGRpES the ton Room on Franklin
street iatey occupied by BtrTs a GREGORY - -,
he Si sell Ncgrce both pnbhcy S-d Trysey and ohs we
his friends and the pubic generally ne pledges ms
.rts - promote m lnt rest hs patrons and httters hI Isef
thA. from hs org experience n the trad he N be enAoel 70
he hi hest nkket prices He viii make liberal AdVan rs
on al property m ha1d-ard prepared TO board persons en-
gged trade and also er servAn-hsying ample accom-
mod, ION, for boti II STOSsS,
On Franklin, Sid door beloS Wall street. r
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lsAEUAlNs an DIZZY UOODS

a
SHOES Sc
- PECAL notice the city and country peop3 In want Of
= G5ocs would do well by calling No q Main street
Having large stock OF PTns Lawns, J4con,ts Organ
dies ala and figured reyes eolored sks
snAs taohed and brown shrilng and sheeing, Cast
meres Kentucky Jeans stped and domestic aud
svauts Ladies' Caters Morocco. Kid and CaStn Shoes
NJ So Aed Chdrsn shoes, Of size and quaty Linen
and CuJn Goods for and boys Ladies ELK and Lille Thrded
Gloves cents Mits 3A ~ cs Laen hos rs
Irish Linen 20, 3E aLd - cents PErAsols plain
and striped IS cents Cambria and JacoLet Mnsn;
and white Taetsn at sston ng low prices the hues
Usrabrc worked Bands Cellars, All d..
above great many, 10 menu
charging they bought before the
had Be careful that you to tie
right p ace, No. q Main street
SnvSI JOSEPH sTRLUaH
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DANI1 PRICES, ~ EARNEST,

DANIC PRICES, IN EARNE$T,
4 At WliOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH sTRAUsE, No q Main street
Just bought than 40 the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns 6A 10 and l2 c Fae Jaconets and orsandeG
2 Is 6c Debags, cts 10 c;s and higher Befees all co-
la 25 cts &c 600 handsome Beree Stella shaws with
Chenille Embroidery at 60 worth s. OO Black and CooTed SIX
PasSo from IS cents and upwards fast cOored Calico at 6A
cheap At O Ladies SILK Thread Gloves and Oaunt-
2 and IS cent short AID long slk h al 3I4 and so
worth double the money; HOsess, Linen Handkerchief
Irish Linen and BoEom Brown and Black shifting ans sheeng;
Fow yelling; French NeedleWorked Collars
nom l2 IS cts Cambria the finest work In
the city, Linen Goods for Men and Boys
Black Ooloed Sk and great Goods too numer-
Gus 70 mention prices that astonh every body
that calls al No. Main Look out for the right place
GplT JOskPH SrRAUst.
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TO THE TRADE.
VyTE would the attention OF merchants vislng the
w cry 20 large and well selected stock Of DRUGS ~
MEDICINES PAlSrS. OILI, wISpOW GLASS, DYE NJ
hTUFrs PtIENI hEDICINE3 &C., &c AZ
Conpr.sigg in part Of
Alan, Ginger Nhte
Ao-s Clnger African,
Aruattc, Gae,
Arsenic Gum AFsbe,
As-s't-, ls, Indigo,
Aisp!ce, Ink
Alcohol, Kerosene Oil,
Backing, LogWOod,
Blue stone LiusssA on,
BFsastoue, kadte,
Rurlrg Tu't, Pepper,
Brushes Of sn kinds, Red WOOD,
Csup.iae, sAl SOFA,
usrthor Sop Carb. Soda,
Castor OIL, SSidle,E Powders,
Cloves Spanish Brown,
ccppefas, Spices, Of I'll kinds,
c. Team Tartar, Venetian Red
Concentrated Lye, N.rnahes,
Epson salts, White Lead
Ext LogNocd Window Glass Of various
FuStic, skies
Havag lately reatted with al the modern improve
carrying the busi1es enabled 70 give The ~
dispatch All orders entrusted promising our indivdu
a attention, ald,d by competent asssarts
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist
uhls No. l4T Main St, Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND WING.
MILLINERY FAIL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME 65.

= nrsrRv 70 can atenon n ny removal rom No los Mala
~ % the connections building No. 80 Msn stree1 si
Jo.-n. tae nsS -.-,-e,, ,,r,,-, ,
Aa s SD Sth sEse,s where PreParedto exhibit alaFg
millinery GOODS
- ie Millinery Articles than heretofore consisting o.
q So .rd Veve. Eonne Bonnet Piun-s Rboou French
- ,-.1 E1wers Bridal gr-a'hs Head Dresses, Dress Gas
- Cos AMI s.rthas Grape ni Muslin Oos-s ant Sleeves M
49, C.1s Hats end Coaks G1 hes aoi Tabs, Ac In al styles
h. Connection general Millinery bcsrcss vi clRnGi> &C
g. a order Cotss ard EantaS ofa fin 70 te latest lash
- f-..,fsI a.--pl.3u S. Q. UASTJN,
$50 Main s.
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ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS! A
You supply yourselves with n
DowIE KNIVES, ....,., U

RLZoRs,
Scissors Needles Thmbles, Combs Brushes Emery Cloth, Dor
cleaniog uskes sabs Ac and other articles
moderate prices, at WILLIAMS a YLIIoITS
Hardware Store, No. 81 Main street,
mv7 nearly opposite ST. Char es Hotel
COTTON OSN5 Bugs.
" SO bsles Cotton osnab1rgs, OF various styles
% balls medium and heavy CIoths In store and
receiving sale cash only at very moderate prices
je4 KENT, PAlhE& CO.
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THE TROOPERS MiSl IL.
For Lig ht Dragons and
MOUNTED RIFLEMEN,

S MON the many tiaciy ucons In the way OF military
tscc. whish the emergency n the tines las ought
forth deserving than 1he Troopers hsn
ua" compiled by C1l Lucus Day the accomplished cavalry
officer just published by A Morris, Of this city.
particularly invite attention oth' 81 Interested q soms
Of the gushing features o. this worI, which will
obtain place The hsnds OF every seeking nforms
the subject.
esldes cavalry dl proper contains the regular d Of
the United mounted iias suthored by board ofo
GERS Uuted Army the manuel q Capt Bell u
published In book q taetos. the applies
ton regular din single rank form atoms ao manual
and directions handling the brssOs and other improved
combination taS before been published we he
eye and 10 the ssnce Of the cavalry tactics published aud
soi heretofore Of which he hsd Ira viii,
no dou5 the entire edition rapay TO dsSppear Wig
Just Published by A. hoRRls.
Al Va
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ENRESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 hrkns No. Goshen Butter
Is bbs Buckwheat Flour
30 bbs superfne Extra and Ysraiy -Four
emoked and Picked Sancp
IS y bbls No. N. G. Rec uerrngS
IS pkgs No. I hackerel
IS bxs English Dairy Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
ost Meal, RJe Flour, &c, 1c
received and for sse the lowest terms for cash. or e
prompt eustomers MINNlS co.'s Family Grocery
noi4 Sd and Main sts
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TuPORTED GOODS. -
Csr Cheese Of superior quality and beautifully Pat ep
D1tch Cheese. Ia hsils, Ot superior QGSlty
Olives. Capcrs Olives Frc
eiTsuie Cf rreuss corla', (vhi,s and green)
NAooAroui ve-ulecelf, Is CigarS
ChoE ChoE, CaauhoVeT. Onions
Wcster sauce Soyers, Relish, P1qnanie sauce
Mustard, Olive on and sSrdtles
Brandy l5s5, chAnPSsps IN nHgnus quarts Pins ana hA
pns
osArets, nom good 70 very superior
iasO-su BLAIR d cHAMBrRLAYNEs q
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GOOD STOCK

Of Books ana stationery.
RaNDJI PH still supply, 81 Old prices, senool and
Miscellaneous Books, Bsnk Books Of most al kns In
manufacture
books made order and all styles Bo kbndlng short
tlce.
Cap Letter. Note Drssng, Envelopes Boirs Copying Wrap
pog Paper, &C
Envelopes pen, nks,ands tape rubh bands qu pen
ella glue BANKERS cssss bi holders eoleegs boots,
money books portfolios Writing desks eads, letter dtsk
knives, &c, &c
EE All Printing exeeuted In tie best style my2i
GUNS. GUNS.-Doibe barrel Guns, for sale by
(T myls VAN LEw TAYLOR CO.
nOTATOES,-IhsYe on hand and receiving daily Jensy
I Waite Mercer Early,
d B:cS Eyes, do
Dkemnns and
Peach Blow Potsioe, s!so
pEeet Potato Seed
and Black Eyed Peas,
With general Of Famy Grcces all low for cash.
ssslPsOs JONES, Agent,
MARIO rorp-- NJ Asin al sh
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on BELLS. WILSON'S PURE CIDER VINE
uh2s W. H. PLELsANTs.
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TNDHOND, DAVENPORT & CO., OFFER FOB
u Sale landing,
ColL sicily, Madeira Wines,
Hennessey Brandy IN x Plpss and X, cash,
Vin-ags ISIS 10 Bond,
Fpers Heidslck Wine,
Cut Loaf Sugars.
Gunpowder shd Black TesI,
Java Ccrse,
London Mustard,
Porto Rico sugar and MoAsses,
ALSO,
jamaica Rum, years In Bond.
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SPRING 1861.
SOUTHERN Eat mAXUF8CTORY
ABLTEEED 1896
AWE subscriber respectfully Invites the atten- --1a
uol % the Merchants - Vr11i. and North Sss4<lsI
CarClnl. to hls extensive stock % his Own and - SS
--Er N.uu'1-tu--i Has Purchasers wil dud kfcs,-{
E 100 tl-- interest 90 cali his house previous 20 aS
scnr fl-ther North, D. IS leaving nothing
A1-a. rDs-.u- -vpense pains 20 keen tae
s.1lrrn f>t te south Goods sod in ths House viii De
A1's3 '' f-vCgah,y ia quality and price Sh %
coming 0tht. There N be found All thr Crat
g.. 70 WOOL FCR and SrsAw HArS f-oE the lowest pi,e
she eT-S- y f1r ge1tcneo Also, Bows al1
Ch1-,a1 t.s aui c.s O; an g-Nrs and Styles ani LAes
Rii7y Hats o. az the vsi'ous qualities,
Pl-ch .seGs viii 40 vel o. call sni eNSmlne.
mA2S JOHN DOLLY, 81 Main 81 Rchncnd, Va
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r puP PLASrEg.-955 tons Lump Plaster the
IL wharf, arrive In SUIT purchasers by
ap9 K b. SOAERVilLba d Of
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ili4CrICs FoR YoLUNTnRlss rs aCTlvE
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

W. Ran DoLPH, l2l Main Street, has for sale fel
stack school and Miscellaneous Books Cap Letter. Note
nd appng perPens tnk iuy-lopes, lnks:ands, Pencils
blank Books and other Aces OF Stationery. Also neE and
vAndArd Muse M
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,sp BBLs NO la8 MAoKEsEL AND POTOMAC HER
~ RiNG5. For sale by - o,.
my2S WN.imALLACE soNo.
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80 pieces Of those splendid yard Wide IL sttoni, been
slightly wet, only IAN cents per yard.
GOODS FOE MILITARY Pt
100 pea Grey uasSiueres aud Ssli
10 do Blue Twill PlanGel
2y0 Grey herino Shirts
40 pIs Blankets, ac, &c.
ALSO,
800 yd Of those cheGp oacOes still sr hand 81 only 10 cents
yard with other goods all ot Shl will be offered
prices TO cose out The bockede prevents from
getting any supplies 81 present. ALFRED NOSE,
myl5 us Main street.