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Correspondence, Of yhs nicnal nd Dispatch.
Troops NoU iag-AGatrs in Tsnnessee-Andy
johnson T"popUidr--CrOp Prospects, &c.

Troops Noviag-dRairs in Tsnnessee-Andy
johnson E"poputdr-Crop Prospects, &c.
NRAg BR.sroL, TEsx, May IA, 1851
1t is enough to make the heart of every
Southern man leap with joy on seeing with
what alacrity thu thousands Of troops pass
on t. the battle field They come from Flor
ida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi
and Kentucky.
few days ago very large assemblage met
in Brownsville, principally for the purpose
of witnessing the execution Of four men who
had been arres ted and were then in JAIL
charged with uttering obnoxious sentiments;
but as three others of the same band were
then going at large, or rather secreted, and il
not satisfactorily appearing that the charge
was trne, but were guilty OF some &C "a OF ViO-
iFnce, such as piaring distractions ON the rail
road track, cutting tia telegraph wires, house
burning, &c, Judge Lynch old not preside
but those arrested were permitted TO remain
boarders ar the County Hotel" tor a while
Andy Johnson and q Mr.. Nelson were
there, but remained in "close curriers'" A
Reverend gen tleman addressed few remarks
10 the assemblage, after which the vote was
taken to ascertain whet Their it Was the wish OF
the audience TO hear johnson and Nelson
speak, which resulted in an almost unanimous
refusal, only three or four in favor of hearing
them. Politics are wiz tu1lly dead.
The wheat crop, nc.withs landing go mucf
wet weather during the winter and spring
looks fine, oats ditto. Farmers are generally
done pl1nting corn. Many OF them, both Ole
and young, spend large portion of their tim'
| III drilling. The South is inyinciblr, and er,
| q certain Scott executes his repu ted designs
| he will have to eat many "hasty plate o
| soup" or become very gaunt. SoCTHBRSBR.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rerc.ssd for the Richmend Dispatch
Fran WrahiEgten.

ALEXANDRIA, May le. The North Carolina
aud Virginia Collectors OF Customs have
ceased making returns.
Western Virgins 10 exempted from tho ope-
ration of the blockade.
WAsHixGroy, May I6.-Many of the North
ern troops refuse to take the oath. because the
municipal authorities ut home refuse susie
nance TO their families.
WAsHIseroS, May I6-F. M--No addi-
tonal troops have arrived here to-day.
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Affairs in MARYLAND.

BALTmoRE, May l6.--The city is occupied
by Federal troops
Regiments are organizing in Maryland to
support the Federal Administration.
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Correspond epc0 0t the HlcImoGd Dispatch.
Movements Of Troops.
OAKLAND DEPOT, Tay IS, ]

GARLAND DEPOT, day IS, 1851.
The Greenbrier Rifles. Capt. Denuis. from
have just arrived here, on their
way 10 Staunton. The Clear Greek Rifles
were in Lewisburg, on their way to this place,
night before last. Three more companies are
now forming in old Greenbrier ~ this time
The Monroe Guards, Capt Tiffany, 104 strong,
are at this pltce, on their way to Staunton.-
There are also two compan les here, at this
time from Allegheny. We VIII all leave
here in the course of two hours, with nearly
10 men r. II,
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Howitzcrs Spiked.

FoRr hEARSEY, May 1s.--Capt. Tyler, of
the Second Dragons, commanding at this
post, fearing that racb sht take and turn
against the garrison the tes srelve- Founder
howitzers in his possession, spiked them on the
evening Of the 10th. He bad received orders
to remove tho pieces to Fort Leaveuworth
out thought it unsafe to do 90 in the distracted
state of the country. Threats had been made
To take them from him.
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The Traitors' Convention.

WHEELING. May l5th.--Resnlutions were
passed conde,nning the Ordinance of seees-
sion, aud providing for a Convention on the
llth Of June, composed of delegates from
counties favorng division of the State
The Convention has adjourned sine de.
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IT Health, Health--


Miss MARY scoPIELp, PksckPTnkss, NO ~
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE Truth S,ranse.
sh0n Fiction This lady suffered for years with
Chronic Iagammstery rheumatism In It, most
malignant form. She Erst contracted the disease
when two ysars old, by being vsecinated with
From this time TO woIna hood her suferings were
cured by HAMPToS's TfNCTuRE
fan Extract from the Letter.
al often wish my parents had known Of thts
remedy when ] was child, IS balieve should
been subjected to. Welt ths deforaity OF body
mnst carry TO the grave, and nay parents would
not have been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and in sending me, as they did, 10
the celebrated springs In England in search Of
health. wish all the afflicted word could see
me and hear the benents t.ve derived from this
Tineiure Of HampsoI's. try TO make eli &C.
quainted with its virtues with whom | come IN
contact
y.u. =, ana }"a are Al liberty to as. my sa.as asa
81 remain yours 4 s e; d..
.so IN w... aba Ban, A. ;a sss. ..,...'"
fels, syss. Pain IN the Side. Bach. xs. a.. cured
TsMALEs AND CHILDREN rIxcruRB
WI be fepad great medicine for all their dis
Call and gst Pamphlets, and read many Of the
most pewerfci possible certificates Of cures Of thu
seia 81 fcScE III IAbb ! Co, Richmond
~ DAs CQ01H. rredsrieksbuygi BY AL tbs Drug.
gists u 1eeessesfx; ~ h0RfIMRR now.
BRAY, nA1t3more; and by Druggists and ehop-
kssDefe sverywhsss. u PER bottle; OH hettlse,
y. - i-AAswss
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committee to be reported for the approval OF
the Con ven ton Of the Diocese of Virgidia.
:. Josss. W. SPARROW. J. GRAMMAR. Tnos. s.
GgoLsSs, gaxKs GALr, r. III. CtSsISsHAx,
The commit tee called for b. :he second reso.
luton was elected by ballot, and consisted OF
Psv Iobn Johns d d Assistant Bishop
Rev. Richard II. wilmer. Rev; wn. Spar
row. Rev. Joshua Paterkin. Judge Thomas ).
Gholson, Philip williams, Esq, and Richard
III. Cunningham, Esq.
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A steamer arrived ut Memphis ca The 18th,
from Arkansas, having among her freight ''ohe
nov containing a live ahoiitiontst," Goa.
ssxned TO Cairo. His name was Edward
prtckett.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
North Carolina Erect Military Enthusiasn..
I.EAsBuRa, UAswELL Co., N C.,
Nav 1Ath 1SA1

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
North Carolina Erect Military Entsusiasn.
LEAsBuRs, UAswELL o., N. c.,
4esterdaz ,,s hon.. ,som man; ,' OF tho 6s
North State cast their sufragas for members
of the State Convention which is to sever
forever the once golden link that bound us 20
the sacred compact OF onr fathers. So far, the
returns In this county indicate the cleo ton of
Hon Bedford Brown and DIR. J E. William
SON. hitherto two staunch supporters Of the
Union but now that the mask Of deception
has fallen and revealed the, flendish policy of
the Administration to subjeyaee or annihilate
the brave sons of the Son tn. they stand "a O.
pared to "do. dare or die" in defence of Sou tn
arn rights. The Convention assemblies in
Raleigh, on the 2oth inst, when, confidentI y
expect, North Carolina will formally assert
her independence without a dissenting voice
and add another bright gem to the banners of
our home.
On the 10th of May, ITS, the fraemen of
Mecklenburg declared their Independence of
England, and on the Goth of May. 1891 the
gallant freemen Of the whole State will throw
off the CALLING yoke of tyranny imposed BIZ
the miserable descendants of puri tanism -
We now virtually stand alone In the scru tiniz-
| ing eye of the civilized world Appealing to thu
reetitude of onr in ten tiuns, the Justice of our
| cause, and the God of Battles TO shield us
| from the poison ed darts of a caintr1nious foe
| When tho vassaia OF Lincoln shall dare tread
| the borders of our STATE, every man and boy
| will meet them on the threshold and wei
| come them with bloody hands" to decent
| home in our soil. Our citizens are fully
| aroused to every duty. Caswell has sent on
| three companies of as brave boys as ever drew
| sword or levellsd musket. in defence Of
| their affairs and fires. They pledged te
| carry the war into Africa," IL necessary. -
| Two other co-+I pal ies are also formed, anC
| Will soon be ready to take the field.
| 1t would be well for the people or your city
| TO keep look out for one William Barrett,
| lame Irshman and a tailor by trade. who ief
l..
| OF those who consid ered his sentiments anf
| actions ut variance with our interests. h
| said his destination was Richmond. Since hi
| departure things have developed tbemse YES
| " Showing him mp" in no enviable position
and, had he remained, he certainly woulC
| have bad the pleasure of n clean head and
gentle tilt on a fast trotting colt, fashiore
| after the manner Of Abrlham's splitting. II.
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Exodus Of W omen md Children from For
treAs Monroe,

New York, May l6.-The steamer Bow
man has arrived from Fortress Monroe, with
the women and children of the garrison, an
attack being considered not improbable.
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Seizure ofa Schooner,

ALEXANDRIA. May lG.-Tho schooner In
dian, with cargo OF nails, for this port, was
seized tonight by the L. :. steamer Pawnee.
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~ Physieiegiesi View Of Marriage
Containing nearly 500 pages and 100 hDs platss
and engrsvisgs Of the anatomy Of the sexual or
zans In a state Of health and dis ease with trss
iss sslf abuse, it's deplorsbls conseqaspess
apon the mind aad body, with the authors plan
u trsstment-the Only rational and successful
mode Of care, a. shown by the report OF casss
treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their phi ysical condition Sent, free Of
postage. to any address, on receipt Of Is cents IN
fs f6dSswsm On La CROlx. Aihsay.s
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AucTIoR sALHs
BY Richard Cauthorn, Axstf.

ON FRIDAY, 18th int mt 10 oei' ek, al nsI
~ stoTs wui sstt, Mt aHeti9s, for es~n stoeA
u goods .u.tanls far rScer-. &C coEsi-i!ng IA
part Of ". " sugar Ia bsrrels. I'VE Whi kes
Apple BTsady, Imitation Brandy, fobseeo, Ci-
gErs, &c
| HANS, Sc.--sizo, sso Iistn Western lie
IN g a. soar. Dbl Pr:ue Pyrf VIM, baskets
casmpssne, Psfn,-a Buckets, " sawares stone.
ware. &c.
iepts Boo,ees, sc &c tmy Isl X. CAUTH0aS.
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1rTTTIE DAHy.


uORSEx. MILLS. DKAY AND HAIR
| NESS. cow, SC, AT rCrioN IN
>ATUPDsY. 18th inst at 10 O'clock. VIII seii'
Al the lot on Council Chamber Hill
large, well bricks yoans HnhsE5
Three years old, and 10 most fx'e'ieai condhien'.
-Alsp--
second hand DRAY and HARNBss.'n s''a
order
very tne Mich cow said 20 give FIVE sAi-
lone per day -
ms l. COOK, Auct
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DAM fkiIEs, IN kARAEsi,
Il At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,


By JOSEPH sTkAUsE, No 81 Main street.
Just bought at less than ~ cents on the dollar,
4 large stock of rich Law ms at IT. 3, 10 and ~ cts
fine JacOneIs and UTgand!es, I2.c. L.. &e.; Dsba-
ges 10 etc and higher. Bereges, all coiors,
1T ls., 25cls., sc 500 handsome Bersxe eteilA
ehawis with Chenille Embroidery. al VI 30. worth
IS. 10 Black and Coiored silk PaTAsois, from ~
cents and upwards tart .eolored Calico st 4 aud
cents, cheap at 10 Ladies' silk Thread Gloves
and Gauntiets, At l2a and % cents short and long
silk Aits, at 37A and So cent?, worth double the
money; Hoseries, Linen Handkerchlsis, Irish
Aiuen, and Bosems; Brown and Black shirhns
and >heeting Pillow Case Muslin and Tow cling;
French Needle orked Collars from i2S TO Is cts
Cambria and swiss Bands, the finest work IN tho
city Cassimeres and Linen Goods for Men add
| Boys wear: Black aud Colored silks, and great
| many more Goods, too nu merous to maniion, wlII
be ,uund at prices that astonish every body that
calls at No. n Main street. Look ont for ibe rgh
| place Fspil JOSEPH sTkAUsE.
(yUTTA PERCHA DIAPER A email supply
| VI stiiI on hand At ~ per yard. NY st"rs Viii
l for The present, open at 9'eiocs M, ana VIII
| close All p. NOT o'cl cx ike 1nost store
as have y 81 acent force Rot subject ~ military
| duty. tmysl LEVY. is Aaia St
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as Agents for the sails Of the Goods manufact
ID by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RICHMOND, ", we have now on hand about 70, =
Double Milled CASslMBRgs and CLOTHS, h.
-tdes lot Of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SBAWLS--aEd are manufacturing at the
rate of 4, 900 yards per week; all Of which we CT
er 70 the trade al fir prices and liberal terms
With entire confidence that the sEteIprse will re-
esive q liberal support.
CkEHsHAW CO., Agents,
IA 2oats Richmond, Va.
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ZU,UtE) MOUNTAIN BACON
II
IS bales HAY just received and for sale BY
nv l5-Iw A s. LIE.
IME, LIME.

200 bbls. LIME, in store, for salsb BY IND
NOTfCE.-fhs BELvlDERE MANUFACTURE
" ING COMPANY would most respectfully in
form their patrons, and the pubic generally, thar
in conse9ur nee Of the adv need rates all ertl
Giles aad material used Ia the manufacture OF pa
per, for which they have to ray cash, IN addition
70 pe,ispg t shetn 10 indaoSs hem
III date, To require CASH for all pa per solo
will be enabled IL continue dispensing of their pa
per az their former Io~ prices, wnich they lee
eonhdeet will be appreciated by their customers
They have been iortnnsie in securing large
SIMPLY OF necessary articles ter their mill, and
respectfully solicit a continuation OF the liberal
patronage previously best 81 on them
Highest cash prices paid for CoTToA
GEORGE WHITFIELD. Prsst
=. Ricnmood WING, Enquirer. aud Examiner
copy three times. my 4-ot
( ,OLDkN's WINDOW SHADE DkfVi
" a3e BROAD STREET.
Hsving disposed Of my old stock Of Shades ~
auction, have Just opened = large and beaatuui
soo Gold Border SHADES, emily rs cents. with AZ
SOC Cold and Velvet, III 90, worth $500;
$40 Gold and Velvet Centre, *I.2s, very rich;
hsH; Fran ssG
| ferent scenery, al the low price of See, worth
,,eos TfRg SCREENS. a. IS cents each;
| 500 WINDOW CORNICEs, from rs cents to 81. 90,
| Eagiish, German and American OIL CLOTHS, ali
widths, and very cheap ~
pot of Zap s-sml N GOLDEN. $50 Broad at
/ SLAfE ROUFiN6, ke.-rhs subscriber la
| y prepared TO do SLATE ROOFING, in the bes;
| manner with Buckingham tva-) Slate. At . cts
/ Der square foot He will aiso put on GUTTA
| PEkCAA R0OfINa in the most approved style
| old SLATE ROOFS viii be repaired ~ short no.
/ lice and all his work will be warra nsed. He so
'si,I pssa.s Corner Fl ~ ant e.1.
| IIOLLiNs' INATIT u E.-This Institute LA,
| IL Just closed = prosperous session The ensu:
/ ing session will open on the nrst WsDaEsDAf
| in June, and continue 10 the nrst Wednesday In
| April issa-sen ssnfhs Far removed from SCENE.
| OF sxcitsmsat In the midst Of the MOUNTAINS, aud
snjoyin the advantages Of doe mineral waters
| IL offers To yoaag ladies peculiar indaeemsnts u
/ the present state Of the eoaAtry The facniy
| camposed of ave aeRtlenea aud shIee iSaios -
Charge for board and tuition 10 ss+ branches, 10
| cludinx Music, S2ss; without Musaas sise Apply
| to the Superintendent for Ctrcaiars, botetour
Springs. Va. Accommodation Are aaordsd Tor 10
"ar, half in advance.
my ! sa CFAs. COOKE. sup't.
| Ia brands liz ported direct; for sale by
I nv i I. %. B. DAVENPORT.
IALyANTZED sHGKT.lk6N Tor s1Is s,
U my II JOHN n, GORDON 4 SON.
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SiOtk VI 49, 49, -
- WINES &C , FOX SALE Al AUCTION -
Will be sold on TUESDAY morning, May list.
commencing at ID O'Clock, At the store Of sASn~
ders q Loviu, (who ara declining business on
Broad street, between FOusnss aud Brooke AVE-
pue all OF their stock OF Goods eonsistnS oil the
store.
IggNs.-For all sums under sloo, cash over
thai amount months credit, for approved en-
dursed negotiable prper.
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y" VI ftE.-1i. ~ Ess-as EaNtEr tadlme aSalnst
" u wIil present them to JOAN +. BAUM
DERS for settlement, who will set'le them ON
pre-entaiiUn. 800
Tbs abuye sale ID not made fer any iuatiitty to
meet our -ngsg sments, bus by oue of at parhers
Del ~ CALI d of IN the service OF the state.
nv IS-at SAUNDERS 4 LOVING.
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CtXp AsaLsSp, HAsosRR 60 VA.
NAV Il 1851

ALI are well here, except q few who have
taken Coih and they are rapidly improving
uuder the cafe OF tie surgeon, DR.. LAndon
RiVes, and Ills assistant, DR.. I. l. Hunter.
1t would dmuse you to see some OF your
Main street LneTchauIs-m u beTs VI the GOV
ernOrs buard-WhO enter with aiacTIIy on
the duties and ldDors of camp life, carr ing
pafce.s ana packages, and performing other
hard work without grulnblna.
Last evening the Young Guard, of your city,
highly delighted. The vocal music WAS ex-
eeIleut.
l understand that the Governors Guard
and Chester field Troop Company 81 have Il
kind OF family worship every evening. Provi.
dence never forgets those VINO call upon HIM
The " host OF Ashland, John l.. Inomp-
son, Iabors hard 10 please las guests.
HANFInCh.
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"a an Va hstt. Dl. $50 bOOD>.-We
VI have y goot stock II medium prize. Dress
ooods-say, tmbFoidersd Ssrsge aDglsis, for %
dies: Ii ii ne assortment Popiins aud Pop,iusItss
I0usisines. French Prints, BriiliaBts, Cir gha Rs
Calieos, silks, fouiscds. Sc. Our ss.ortment Of
Plain Black Goods Is better than Vel bsiUre-say,
Black Bersge, Tameutiue, Tam % 1um, Ina iish
P0plip, Mousiaines Challies. Bcmbszine, &c.
se Anxious TO redae tho stock VI tness 60, DIS,
aud turn them into c,sh = soon a. possible, We
shall offer them Mt low prices. Our friends aud
customers, and the public generally are invited
to call Inv 81 CHILEN " tEEhEkf.
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~ Old Dom !nion Insurance Company.
Cacs, No. q N0in d., under 81. Charlie HosS.
CASH CAPITAL..,. ............... $500, 600
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL............ 100000
IRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON FAVOR.
ABLE TERMS

In addition TO the ordinary mode Of Insurance,
biz Company Issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
9uildings on the payment of EIGHT AssUAL fRs
.IUxs Properly IL thenceforth permanently IN.
risk and In convenienes Of renewals are avoided
The policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being retained, less ten PEI
sent.
LSsses promptly odgrstsd and paid
Applications for Insurance viii receive prompt
attention. DIRSCToks:
Cab Workman, John B. 9resnoR,
John Enders, Geo 8. Palmer,
ssm'i N. Price, VIM. 8 Triplstts
BF Laid, Q. c. Tandy,
John Stewart walker, VIM. Curris,
Luther Spilman, Jas. Crenshav,
Peter G. Warwick, John b WillfsDs,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Dovnsy.
Horace p Edmond, Thos. Jones,
Jas N Talbot, kdwtn A Smith,
drifSn b Davenport, 30. A Paine,
Geo. " Ysncey, Ro. p Wfliisma,
Jos Brumpel, VIM. Rsgiand,
VIM Brent, Henry c. Cabell,
10 haury, Geo. ". koystsr
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR. Pres't.
CHss WesrHtN fee'rv de sf-n
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From the can'p ut Ashiand
CAMP ASHLAND, HAyovEa Co, VA.
MAJ tAthl fasy

t'f 10y NTs"f @oV'-
Being a member OF the - eadsyjlle iravs -
rifle comptuy from Halifax county and
that company having been overlooked by Your
correspondents, take the liberty of calling
your attention to the fact that that company
ia SUI in existence, aud In camp at Ashland
Mr. Richard Log IN Is our Captain. lie gradu-
ai1d several years age at Lexington, and is,
perhaps, equal in point of military skill TO
aDsoHf'f hafe. Our tirs, I,e tenant is Mr.
samuel i.ent; he ia a sscond Win.ie hi Scott in
stature, but a much better man In charac ter
he company numbers abont sixty five men,
All Oh whom are eager 10 begin the confiic,
which Will decide the fact that we mean To be
free, or cousign us to soldiers graves. Our
rih's, which were furnished by the voluntary
contributions of the citizens Of Halifax, are
the best that have seen. The rife OF itself
is Il formidable Weapon, (the ball will take RI
feet mle.l but IL Is rendered still more so by
the sword bayonet with which IT is supplied
Ashland ia, perhaps, the most suitabl~ place
that could have been chosen for our quarters
the water is fine and plentiful, aud the land is
extremely level and admirably adapted to tbs
duling of soldiers. W. a. NJ.
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By Alex. NutI, Auct.

TNRF UUUUN, VKVVERTEN,t LVNUTN"'
~ &c Ar AUCTION W iIl be cold. At my
store, on SATURDAY, May isth. isel, eemmeSes 4
L ~ o'clock, 3 large lot Of Dry Goods, ,assi-
meres, Hosiery, ae Groceries soap candles,
whiskey, Brandy, Gin, &c New aud second
gspd rIruituIe-Cots, Mattresses, stoves, Ward
robes, &c.
Also large lot Of new ard .ecold baud sum
u,er tl"thiug r. zee tioodr. Hats. taps va chess
Guu>, Pistols, Cutlery, fsuoy A.tic.s: &c &e.
my IL LEX MOTT Aut
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In0 CHILDKf.N', IOLOKkO n 90 p

- thtLDhBNS tOLON ~
ZlU eklkTh OPENING his MORNING AT
EZkkIELS ZAP st OR E.-9oD Children
COioIed Hoop ARTS, to be run Oft for only nine-
pence each. Now il the TIM FIR The children that
want n Hoop hkirt tTeai watch spr!ng steell 10
cali soon. Only 200 OF them n npepenca only,
at EZEklEL'S, hal#ft'S old stand,l
al NAN tFses
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ENaI.tSH 20 Il + & 4 AND ALE, Sss
Ia brsnas. Imported direct; for sals by
nv Il j. u. q. pANkafORT.
CAyANIZED sHGKT.iK6N Tor sSIs 81
" my II JOHN n. GORDON B SON.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
Do go and especially If you can obtain as desi-
rable Goods without paying any more for them
han their actual worth.
The
ORRNsHAW
OF rEIa CITY.
nrganizsd last year, and In order to make such
}cods as would not compete with but you'd ra
her aid other Southern manufactures by furnish =
pg grades and STYLES OF Goods that have never
aerstOfora bee made in Vrgl ua they I'LL ed theiI
Nh with machinery Of the best and finest quail
" They ere manufacturing FINE CASH
TERES and CLOTHS of every variety, from Fine
Virginia Merino aud Mestiro Wool, aDd solicit
he attention of the trade in the South 10 their
Goods All who have 6esn their ARMY CLOTHS
manufactured at first expressly for the Virginia
Hiitsry Institute, pronounce them Ut lesst equal
f not SD peri or In quality, u those they had beer
buying heretofore, and 9uite 40 cheap.
The Virginia Stats and Central Agricultural DO
ciatiss at their Fair held In this city, Ia Octobe
ast, award I'D to this Company GOLD MEDIA
sor their exhibition of Wooden Goods: which In
:lnded some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c
Purchasers may rely upon every piece Of GOOD
aanufn cture ed ny being W hat 1t lie represented
md under no circumstances will this Company b
induced to work shoddy In tn cir Goods, nor VII
bey card any cotton with their wool
LEWIS D. CREgsHAW, Pres't.
SAMUEL 2. MirCRBLL,
WELLIsGTOE GoDDIS, n,ra,,,-s
IoBs Fl MoSrAGCg,
u
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WOOD, COAL, &c.

4 NrHkACiSE.-Aps excellent suhstttute ior
N PennsylvEnia Anthracite, ior all domestic
uses will be found IN
CARBON HILL COKE,
proiuced AT HOME.
stg orders promptly executed.
sys THRAs I-Strftiy cdsh.
mo J. wERTU, Agent.
Yards cor. 10th and Cary and 9Th aud ny ri SITS.
my ets
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4 tUh e..-iL5 prices vi JAnGOA Hill 80 5
~ will be, until further Rotiae, as follows
Lump Coke, .............-....,.F5. rs per load
stove Coke, .,'................-.s 90
Hail Coke, oV
my 4-ts JOHN wEkTH, Agent
sn IUNDs UNI OAk Woo -Da tns
w wharf. for sale by A. LEE,
nh It's ON th+ Dock