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FROM MANASSAS JUNCTION.
rxcrAL coRRRapospRscR OF THE DisrArcH.l
0axp PIcKRys. NAV 81


Leaving orr camp st C~tu,borsz, Heights
early Saturday moruing, We did Pot r-sch this
place until yesterday evening. All al6ns the
route cheering crowds welcomed our coming,
and fair hands showered bong nets in copious
profusion upon us. At Louisa g. H. the
citizens provided with an elegant supper,
without any cost but three hesrty cheers
which went up, 1 assure you, from grateful
hearts Many swarthy son OF Africa, lean
ing on the handle of his hoe, waved his sin
ewy arms to heaven, as if invoking God
blessing upon the labors of those who are de
tsrmined TO step the march OF those who
would desecrate our hallowed soil, and take
from the humble nsgfo the dearest right he
posse sses-that of having a kind and able
protector in the person of his master
! received on our way, from the hands of a
lady, a bouquet, with the following words
written on a slip of paper: "If God be for u.s.
who can be against us?' That this should
have fallen Ia to the hands of the Chaplain,
surely was strange coincidence, and one
which, ! trust, betokens success to our cause
There are large number of troops encamp-
ed here at present, embracing the two Sou tn
Carolina regiments; another regiment, under
Col Preston, arrived this evening.
The whole camp was thrown into great ex
element this morning by the report that the
advance guard of the Federal forces were al
Fairfax Court House, about fifteen miles dis
! tant The wild shouts Of success TO theiI
arms which went up TO the heavens, as regi
| msnt after regiment formed its solid column
| into the line, SURPASSED any thing ever heard
| in my whole life
| The department of the Howitzers in THU
| their first appearance on the anticipated bat
| tie field is thus spoken of by Captain Shield
| in letter to Major Randolph: THE mel
| were prompt, cool and cheerful, without an.
| undue exhibition of bluster or noise "
General Bor ham also compliment ted then
| for the readiness with which they prepared
| for the field of action. The alarm, however
| proved false and all returned to the encamp
| ment about night.
All our men are we'll.
As have been quite nnwell for the las
| day or two, and expect to be in Richmond 10
| morrow, must close. CHAPLAIN.
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GROCERIES,, &c.
1OTTBSC CHOICE BUrTkR.

M IL b ChOiCE bOIlEN.
ZU 400 bbis Senned >U5AR all grades.
20 bbs very choice GoLDtN SYRUP.
80 bbs No. / ?, aud sMACk.REL.
$50 bbl~ new No. CIT HESklA3>.
IS half. barrels Family ROE RtRRlNGS.
soo bbls Common WHIeKEy, GIN, and
BRANDY.
80 bbls very fne old Al pie and pssct
BRANDY
100 bass Lagusyra COFFEE.
loo boxes STARCH.
400 boxe p rsfHne, Adamantine, and Tsllow
CANDLES.
200 bhI, fine, SupSraue, Extra. and Family
FL CR.
so L. and pipes very fine French RR ANDY.
loo SACKS u A. and Liverpool Fine SALT
zoe packages very fue ,irsen and Black ia
800 bbs very choice old VI suntain W diokEY
so pa kages choice LIE = + LARD
loo x.> Detersive, co. gates, aud Altmyer's
SOAP.
LINES oil all kinds: BUCKETS, OF all kinds
Tubs Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars, Of various
kinds; Matches, Mustsrd, soda, east Powders,
Wrapping aud Writing Paper Nails, Demll"hns,
Baskets, Pickles, Cheese; Blackberry. niger aau
Cherry Brandy, German Bitters, Hacking; fipes,
OF ali kinds Broom Port, Malaga and idstr
Wius; Holland Gin. Iri-h Potatoes, Wiappine
Irvine, and various other artic es- For sale by
my 2A--6t WV n w - ~.
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Mr. w H. Speight, of Jacksonville, Fla,
il now organizing q regiment of one thousand
men. every one of whom TO be six feet and
upwards.
The It'll and sth Regiments of South Caro-
lima Volunteers, have rendered their services,
to Il man, to enlist in the Confederate Army,
and 20 10 Virginia or wherever needed.
Mr. John Hill, q member of the North
Carolina State Convention from Stokes
county, died in Raleigh on Friday last OF apo
plexy.
In Charleston they have Wagner improv.
ell rihrd cannon which will throw shell
seven miles. Far enough.
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MrRDER DISCLOSED We published in a
paragraph, q week or two ago, stating that
the body of an unknown man had been found
Ia the Ogeechee river. near Milien, on the
Augusta and Savannah railroad, and that,
from shot wounds on his person, ii was rea
sonably supposed that the unfortunate man
had been murdered.
On investigating the circumstances, ii has
been discovered that the body was that of q
msn named Wray, tobacco dealer, who
WAS known to some of our citizens. 1t IL
supposed that he had gone on hing ex
cursion with a man from this place, and
that the latter murdered him at that time
The accused has been arrested and placed
IN the Richmond county jail, suspicion having
fastened upon him. i'll conseq uenoe OF several
Articl les belonging TO the deceased having been
found in his possession. The arrest TOOK
place on Thursday night, in this city, am
subsequently, party went down TO milien
for the purpose of having the body disin TERED
in order that il might DO iden titled .--iagnst
ga. ConSt., 25th.
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TnB RIaHr SPIRIr.-fhe Superintendent OF
the Central Railroad, on Thursday, tele
grtphed to DR.. +. g. Williamson, of Macon
that u lumbar of negroes were wan ted at Iy
bee. and desired 70 know il his, Ia the emplo,
OF the Company, should be sent down. Be
log Is his reply:
You can send my negroes to Tybee, OF
even 10 the borders OF Aboli tiondom, II neces
sary, TO serve the Southern Oonfederacy."
We learn that DR.. w reached the city yes
tcTday morning, and that his negroes will a
once so down TO Tybee. We also learned from
Mr.. Adams that a number OF other gentlemen
whose negroes are hired 70 the railroad, wer
applied 10 for permission to send them 10 Iy
be-, and In every instance the response wa
similar 10 that of Dir. Williamson. Such no
bic acts Of patriotism speak for themselves
Sacapa0A SetcS.
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REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DRsBRTIoS
MAMA IN THR ABOLITION CAYP.-We are per
,nittAd TO publish the following extract from
letter received by gen tleman in th;s city
Yesterday from his brother in Virginia, say
he Columbus GA J Times, of the 24th
Capt -, who WAS in the United States
Marines aud who resigned Saturday before
isst told me la Lynchburg that he saw tn
order issued 10 the Colonel OF the Rhode island
Regiment to move on Alexandria on the FOL
lowing Monday morning. SC soon IA he saw
the order he resigned and told Gen. Lee Of IL
"OId Abe is losing over l,eo0 men every
week from deeer lion alone, AS his troops ART
nearly staryed and won't stay. The famous
Ggth irish Regiment, from New York, Lost 10
men by desertion in three days, and thej
,olned the camp of the Virginia troops as I'VE
fun companies at Manassas Gap Junction
which Is only 10 miles from Washington
IUV.n
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstcn.

Military Zeal in Alabama-patndots I"psR-
ton. &c.
FLokgscg, Ala, May 26th.
In this part Of the State we voted ior the
Union b. 4 large majority, and our own coun.
ty was almost unanimous for II; but Wnon tns
Lincoiu Government unmasksd itse. aar :
proclaimed their coercion policy, Inc WAT
whoop was raised and the echo has reached !,
every southern heart, Thoroughly a.ons, .n,
Ihs strife whsn 1t comas. Our eoaay nas
larnsa oat already ever foIr hundssa vo avln
sssrs. tsv srsa.sr portion OF them esang msh
OF wealth aud high stsadinE.. There are ssai
other companies forming, have % yer ~
sptolisi my aams ~ volua tssf: but, Was
Lbs u0aasot eopss, ] Will b found " ses
yAaks u my awS believed So1th.
~ tnesnioas rssidsnt OF anr eounty, tMr
Janss WrisAt,l has laveussd 4 brsAoh. load
Ing rst1sd canaea, possessing saeh material
advantages 40 ~ si6cisas and dsstrne i've
weapon Of warfare, - win saasls car As,a{
10 cops with anything In thar liss Whtet
they have 81 the North. The ipvsntof /,
now having Il pstented, and u making sxtsn-
sive preparations for having thsTn manu-
featured In large numbers. lie viii soon
leave here for yenr city.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
From North Carolina.

RALBIGH, May 81, 1861.
Your correspondents had the pleasure on yes
te,day of attending the Convention now IN
session al Raleigh A resolution was offered
by Mr.. Speed, Of Ptsquotank, 10 the ehec.
that under the Circum stances of the case, IT
would be inexpedient for any member OF the
Convention to be appointed n member OF the
Congress of the Confederate States Lana on
ne table The body numbers among It's mem d.
80 so,na of the most distinguished sons of
he old North State, among whom l noficed
Hons YIN A Graham, Mr.. iiimer, ana
Gx-Gov. Reid.
was shown on yesterday by Hon. MI Ea-
wards, President of the Convention, teie-
ram Announcing the fact that President Di-
Wis was then at Montgomery.
Yours, truly, OATa.
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ALIBERAL OFFER "A gentleman OF Augns-
"a Geo, writes us that he will pay the rdltor
f Harpers Weekly and Gen James atson
>vahh aIoo per month each In addition to their
regular pay, provided they enlist to fight the
south He offers to deposit the money win
IA for that purpose. Here is an opportunity
for these Wariike gentlemen TO show their
courage, and get good pay at the same time
" 7 Day Book.
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FprcArIox AND WAR During the last sixty
wears the Government OF Great Britain nus
synaud.d on war and it's establishments,
,hree thousa million pounds, or sl' 900, OO0,-
aio-baipg more than two hundred and ffty
millions dollars annually. During the same
o4riod they have expended SIX millions
hounds or thirty million dollars, ter edGca-
ion, OF an average of half Il million OF dol
!ars year.
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Will NOT AccEPT OFFICE UNDER LINCOLN
The Rockingham Register, OF the gaia inst,
states that MIR. Samuel r Sterling, lately ap
pointed Postmaster at Harrisouburg in place
Of Robert Ii. Smith, will not accept the Office
rendered him by tho Lincoln Administration
Mr. Sterilng's commission was promptly re-
turned 10 the Post Ottice Department. HI
has since received Il duplicate of his appoint
nent which also goes back. The Office wal
unsought by MIR. Sterling, and his appoint
meut took him utterly By snrprise. Consid
cradle indignation was felt in our community
AZ Mr.. Smiths removal, occurring as IL dix
just as Virginia was retiring from the ole
Union, which has been disgraced and dishon
ored by the Lincoln dynasty.
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MATTERS IN Observation-Disclosures its ADJOURN
.aent the Legislature of Missouri passed, by
a unanimous vote, Il resolution directing the
Governor to demand of the abolition Gov
.rumeut the immediate return of the arms,
ANN equipage aud other property belonging
20 the State, lately taken from the military
uear ST. Louis, and for the unconditional re-
lease OF the State troops.
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BOARDING

BOARD nd very due, large ROOM, on thu
- second fJor, suitabie for fanny, n 10 2
loo stioa-can be found on reasonable terms, By
immediate application at this once
ALsO-A small FURNISHED ROOM. which a
ady or gentleman could obtain for *-o per month
my 2--Ss<
IpOAK DING.-I have several pleasant p'Mc
ID vacant suitable for families. Neigbherhoed
pleasant, and convenient TO business In The city
Apply ut the arlton House, on 18th, bctwsen
Broad and NJ rshall ats. eeveral DAY BOARD
aRs can also be accommodated. Aks. Bass
m Il 2Wk
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"A Nav "ADYRRTIsiHa MBDIUs. "--On Sab
bath last, after the afternoon service, the
heF. Mr.. Murdoch, OF the Middle hirk,
Perth, having received number of notices
OF puolic meetings, which he WAS requested
70 read, gave In timation ti1tt che was not 10
stand Ia the pulpit and be made an adyer-
using journal" and he intimated that In fo-
,tufe' II lie received any more notices OF the
Aiho, he In tended 10 charge the sum OF Is. Cd
LOT each, and hand the money over TO some
charitable nstitution
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DR M SUHL SSER,

With grateful thanks to the Ladies and Gentle
men OF Richmond and vicinity, for their kind and
liberal patronage bestowed on him turing his 30
iourn here, respectfully announces that, notwith-
stands g the increasing demand FIR professional
services, he cannot prolong HIS stay here beyond
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY aoTH,
And however reluctant, ne must leave to fulfill
important engagements South.
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CATCH Hfa.-Two hundred and fifty dollars
reward is offered by the citizens OF HaWRlns'
yiIle GA for the arrest of George Martin
lead or alive, charged with uttering treason
bile sentiments against the Southern Con
faderacy, and admitted by him-and Tor Al
lttempt TO take the life OF Lieut.. Carruthers
when under arrest.
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sissttaR DaArB.-~Mr. josiah Preach, tr.,
, very respectable farmer Of sotoa, Ne. died
tAsI wesk from tIas eject VI d,seass with
sasea 10 had been iasou iated weils doctor
,as SICK COW. he hsd bssn In Tbs habit 81
hsadl!ag the rags that we're wrapped around
sAs diseased parts OF Inc cow, and the disease
vas comm nlieatea 10 the system throagh .
sa.aa crack or eat In his thumb
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SAkissT sos OLs ASS "A boz, seven fest
ssas and four fest wide, con taihiRg live Ab.
.Atleniss, was shippsd from GRIND 0ixiss,
ARR marked "Abraham Lincoln, Washing
.oa, u. u" Won't old Abe thiHk that boz
contains another rattiesnake
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DAD AccipRsr IN EaAErBL "A melancholy
casualty occurred in Emanuel county, on the
.ela inst, 1T the residence OF Mrs I Gamma
Wy The particulars, AS furnished us by the
gostmasIer at y wainsboro are as follows -
nts tannady's eldest son attempted TO
sAsot bird near by, and his gun failing TO
tiEs, nr returned 70 wards the house, when, rs
ts ea Tered Ias door the gun WAS acc iden tally
discharged, tbs contents taking effect In the
sssast Of shs youths grandmother, Mrs, Il.
rasasa. aud killing her almost Instant .--
t"ntrA gsergtaa.
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.TFI.EGRAPHIC NEWS.
p,norted for the Richmond Dispatch.

Ship Destroyed By Fire-Setzure OF I. ,.
Vessels. &c.
Nsw ORLEANS, May 23.--The barque Gen.
TAYLOR hence for Bordeaux. laden with Cotton
and stores. was burned to the water edge, OF
the bar this morning. Cargo total loss
All United States vessels in port were seized
to-day.
The privateer steamer Iyey has captured
another large ship in the mouth of the riyer.
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WHAT is A CORNP

A Corn Il a tubercular excrescenee, which de-
vslopes itself the toe, on the soles OF the Feet
between the toes and in the joints OF the big toe
In the two last Cases, they are soft Corns and
RnniOns.
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nvv EDSESDAi. 90,h tast a. 10 o'elo =,
~ A. nv ore { VIII s.,ii at Ape tfr. tnhffy
sr,jets.-c n ~t~tins e R%ASpY GIN +f"k-
bal NHisKty: " b4is.s Nerrft e. 4 bhi-
cor Reef dhst: 81 Bacon Haus; ttx.s
scan. kegs "a IL b xs- rH 80: bh's 10
ar. bbI- Lard: d Painted bucket; Pee
net AII,iie. lot # psau,, 7shscr', tis4rs.
'bsmnasn Brady in es-es, taausn tae Tea
disr &c sc X. CAT9otS, au@r
nv q
TiIGH IONNT A 81 rs ssLE by 81 ae u
n .undry d.-,r >. warrants IL NY hthd. stall
ell. EN- WEpN ssDAY, the ssth OF Nay So. AZ
10 o3eloek, A NJ ut the B.sh G.ert tiss re ..t
sN fGkvITuRs, Consisting e snFfs AaS,n1.
SSia CaA,K,, ! Ms I.n,ssrs P, YiEp.l EAps.
u.TTREssEs. cane STAT aud WIZ p-,'h
CHAIRS. E0CF fyd CHAIRS, wAsHsf Nd,
dAs CHsNps; iLRs. snd sardiy ether aii'siss-
nv at Ggo 4. FREEMAN, &c: q
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DACOA, Ls0COn>, sc.

400 bills. Cincinp Att Common WHISKY.
go bbl,. fine Mountain Ky WHlskEY.
rs bols. common GIN and French BRANDY;
5half pipes Hennessy and Otard fkENCh
2haif pipe. Holland GIN.
90 bbls Port and Ma 'era WINE.
and Ginger B3ANDY.
half bbls Gsrlnau BIrTERS.
BRANDY.
10 ssIs, Sor,herpp APPLE BRANDY,
IS bhds. prime SHOULDERS and SIDES.
1900 schootsy's eusar-eured Worlds Fair
HAMS
loo Amithhe!d HAMS.
40 tierces and bDlo. prime Western LARD
loS BIS. Extra C, B. A, Crushed and Powdered
SUGAR.
80 bbls Brown SUGAR.
900 obs. No /. and MACKEREL.
100 bbls. Family HkRRlNGs.
200 bbls No. l Cut HEARINGS.
aoo bbis Fine, superGne and Family FLOUR.
50 kite No; MAc IKE En-
co bbIs Cuba and n. Orleans MOLASSES.
s half boxes LOAF SUGAR.
S tierces GOLDFISH
100 % SSsss1 M MUSTARD ST
500 DhMiJOHNS.
so bundles Wrapping TWINE
so boxs. CHALK and Pow hasan PIPES.
SO boxes Greund PEPPER.
400 hags SHOT
SO dozen BRoOMs.
| 1000 gross MATCHES.
| 40 dozen BARREL COVERS.
| 100 dozen BUCKETS.
| 10 dozen Cedar TUBS.
| 500 boxes TOBACCO
| BOO realms WRAPPING PAPER.
| kegs "A SODA.
2ok.gs BlCARB. SODA.
500 kag. NAILS.
| $500 CIGARS
| Is half chests Green and Black TIA.
IS boxes Mitchell's CAHDLkS
| 100 boxes Adamantiue CANDLES.
Cclgats's Deiersive and Fancy SOAP.
| ask the artention of the trade to the abov,
! stock which desire to sell for cash
| THOMAS JONES,
NV 2o-Im No Main straet.
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Sc VERY IMPORTANT
LAST CHANCE.

Sc VERY IMPORTANT.
LAST CHANCE.
DR. sCHLOSsER
Or. SCHLOSoER
DR.. sCHLOSsER
DR. sCHLOsSEK
DR. sChLoSsER
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LsAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
MOST POSITIVELY,
MOST POSITIVELY.
MOST POeITIVELT,
MOST Positively,
MOST POSITIVELY,
nOsT POSITIVELY,
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY soTH.
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 3orH.
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 3orH.
MKT THURSDAY, MAY Both
| NEXT THURSDAY, MAY Both
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY BOTH
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By Goddin l. Apperson. AueCs.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
y DkNCE, ON GRACE, TWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS.-At the request Of the partier
concerned. We shall offer for .ale a. public snc
don, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the Soti.
day of May, 1891. Al - O'Clock r. N tina
bic kgslDENCE on Grace street. owned by tn
ate Hancock Lee at the time Of his death, and
now occupied by his family As the property y
we'll kn"wn. further description IL de, med IN
Necessary.
IhRss'-0ne- fourth cash balance at T. and IL
month, for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed
INV 2Gtds GUDDiN 8 APPERsoN. Aue.s
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WILLIAMsRrRa. May q

WILLIAMsBrRa, May Y.
Since writing the above l have come to
this old town, and, being my first visit, 1t If
not devoid of interest. News has just beer
received of the landing of 5000 Federal troops
at Newport News. 1t may be that we shall
see them some OF these days Ihey are aoou
twauty. ave miles distant We hope to be abl.
TO give good account of ourselves. We long
for the Dispatch. I.
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4 4 II TT Z OF ENbhVfD"
VI e4lES -In consequences of thu present com
m.rctal and political troubles, | offer my W hols
stock of Z broideries. comprising two or three
thousand Collars; roo embrf Sered Hdk II; 100
and SEQ Cambria aud DiDit, Bsrt> At los per ceut
below their valu,. Persons In van, of aay OF the
alb We can depend on finding them very cheap as
NV store. m, i JatrRA LEW Is Nsln It
40 CHILDRkN's IOLOkfB D q
ZtW -kfRTs OPENING HIS MORNING At
tZGKlkL's C ZAP sTo Z 12oo children
ColOred Hoop 4 ARTS, to be run of for only niue
pence each Now Ia the time for the child thar
wants Hoop skirt treal watch spring steel 20
cali soon. Only 200 OF them ri niuepencr onl1,
At EZEkIELs s, (MaiPrf,s old .tsnd,l
III WAN r'iNc's
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DRY GOODS. &C.

--~
rPECIsL MOTTO E.-oa hand,
- NiLIT Anl g 90 II 81.
,,cca yards HLVk sArlNFTS:
5000 - CRY FLASNEIs.
900 d" GREY CAsslAERESl.
a..Oo (" sh.ep GRHv CAe-lMfKR
$40 81 GREY FULLD CLOTHS.
500 ARMY BLANKETS
500 patre low prics3 colored RLANhtIS
The above will he of red ~ very low rr ce~ 70
close Milits ~ comgaBies in want outt HiA
save money in making their :, I.ttons ear Vt
ALFRED Mosks'.
mve4 sS Main st u
CKEAI BAKGAIN> - DRN oO0D y,
ISHOES, &C Special notice o the city s9d
country reoI1e Ia want 81 any Go'ds wouta 40
well nv eaiiIug al No q Main street
Having veTy iargs st"ek II PTioFs, Lawns.
Jscanet:s, pr9sudies, plsia aed figured hslts"e.
black and ca,ored NJ Ks, shawls and SaDfli ~.
hieacbsd aud brow n Shirting nd ehesttug Casst-
u eres and Kentucky Jeans. stripped and d"uesie
for mn and servants isdles @ai'ers: nrncec.
y id aud Cat-skin shoes: Nf-ses AMI thiiur@ns
shoes Of every size and quality Lsneo ard Cot,
ION ,;oods for meu and boy; ladi aitS snd
Lie Thread Gloves n, j? en- :. Nitts at sFa spd ~
chs Linen Eosoms at Is osi lrish Liam 20 20 aud
| so cents, Psra-oia, plain and striped ~ ~ cehA
swiss Cam bfic and Jacoaet Musip. PEAK biee aff
white Tar etan, Mt astonishing los price no
| fuest Cambr.c worked B. nd aud CcliaTs, al os"'
All tn sc goods above and great many, tso & u
merous to me ntion otter Tor sale without 9hsfx-
ing ANY m, Pc. they we're bought tsinre me
hard times had commenced. be esrttul thst y0n
| c me to the righ, place, No. u Main street
| ~ 81 US p. a sTrhTsS
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AUCTION Saba.
BIZ Alex. <eu, aucl

CPECysLS OF CLOTHING AVID DRv
- GOOD<.--Wiit oe sold at rnc;Ien ~ my store
on HuKspAY May sssh. commeHeinx ~ T.
p'clock, larse lot OF spring aud suma.sr Cio-
hing consis ting Of Coass Pas IL I'D Ve>t< Also.
Is pieces Slack >stinets places j lafk .ttop
velvet. 50 dozen Viii and col or elton Hos =
IHces, Mantfllas Lawns. &c; eusreufers, Gloves,
Hair Brushes, &c. TEAMS -Cs N on 'eiiv'rv.
my 20 Aux MOTT, snct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

IAnl DopDs. Do 1UvDs.-As the tutd
1 states Government. ey tLeif blockade u cur
ports prevents our reeriyia2 Goods, " have ds-
t.rmiped to offer our stock at vsTy low prices IN
ord ar To- r,du.e exIenres
From aud az er this date we shtll offer All eur
DRESS apCD>, WRAPPISGs, FRtNt bA-
6RilUERIE~~ in short ell cur FANCY kTutk-
AZ very low hAures Our stock Of DpMh>lit
9oODS such as Brown and Bleached tous,
striped and Plaid oznahur.s, &c NC lie y.ry
good and al long ~ can tuS hem we snail
O. ntiuue to offer them 10 our customers At ~ low
pric,s a. they can be afforded 10 medium price
Dress Goods our stock isve good-say Travel,
Linen Pop,ins. F"us I'd silks. Fanct >iiks. prtur-
| ed and Embroidered Earego ApKlSt', Moaning
Bsreges all DOL, al Is ceni-, with full as-ort-
meut Of Mourning Good, Bomnasine., AlpAcas,
| Tami-e Cloth lament mes. thsiiiss Tamot~n,
| English Pupiin super Or nadine Barge, &C
| Also rgandies Lawns. 81, CHAINS, briliiants.
| French Prints Plain Muuselnse &c
| For cash, we assure the public We shall oter
| 4, "a ~ iow CU LIZ & CHESERI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

xE Several thousands Testimonials are In Dr
ScHLossgk's possession, amongst them ron ciu-
may be seen by all favoring with call at the
Spo . God Hotel PAriors, Nos Ill and lis II