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ss' essllinEs and Brenehils Csitrs Parslys.
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Gs. Hs.n6., uesr, Fever eors,, CGksd Brsssi, Sore
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fheH.Eds Of hxnsn bstngs have bssp s,.sd life Of dis
ssPscs and nissry sJ the Of ts nvals.ss rsmsdy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII rshsvs PSin alInsst inIaIsnssusy .ad will clean
PsrJ ana heal the fsasst ssrss in nersdbs
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
heiEASf CELEBRATED LINlyFNT is the eply o, fs
.na reliable remedy fer the o. SPAWN Rinfbon.
Ninsgal sIhEts Unnatural LHmps, kcdss or Ss sir ga
never fsisd 10 care Big Mead, PsIs., FiltsIa DID
ktnolhE ssrss, or svssny, IL prspsTly applied. Fer
ePr.ni BI7it scrateass, Craektd Hss, Chsfs Saddle
or Cellar dAlL Cuts, serss, Hssrds IL nfsbls
rsnsey Apply directed and ss4san 10 srsrv
lnItenes.
Thsa tfs hs lager vita TIA many ssrthl,ss
snsr,G 70 en. ostaIn IsPFly Of DR. hiCLkAn1 CELE
EkASEp kIHIHEHT. Il viii cs-s yea
J. MCLEAN, asls ETsprist.r,
Gamer Third and Pine sts, g. Essis ys
C.AkkEs fTC.7, rs Pa Iv., ssIs agent in H.ihIns;
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THE ALL-suFFIcIENT THREE.

i'll
TRIESEMAR, La and S-Protected By Royal
Letters Patent OF England, and secured by the
seals OF the Ecolo de Pharnsole dc Pans, and the
Imperial College Of ~ Me0iclno. Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion And natorrho8,
and al physical disabilities.
No. comp etely eradicates ell traces of those
seOus and pernicinue Use Of 90 p1iva and on bebb.
No. has entirely SUPP planted the INJURIOUS Ese Of
mercury, thereby iIsurlnE 20 the sufferer sfeedy
relief, dispensing al impurities, and rootf7S on
the venom Of disease.
TRlESENAR, Nos. !, and 5, are prepared in
the form Of q loxenEe, devoid of tssts and smell
and can he carried in the valstooat pocket. Sold
IN TN cases, ard divided ntQseparste doses, Sd
mlnistsred By Velpeau, LsIemsnd, Roux. Rioord
DC: Pr.cs 9S each, or four eeses for %. vhioh
saves IS; and IN SH cases, whereby there 10 say
BARROW, Of 1s4 Bleeoker street, New Yofk.
Immediately o. receiving . remittance, DIR. BHroy
will forwarding grlesenar 70 any part Of the ydsd
securely packed, and addressed according thu In
ttructi0ns of the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
ls Human Fraity, or Physiological Researches"
10 beautifully illustrated and treats mlnutely OF
al the eympsome that lnvenaby develop them
selves, sooner or ster, resulting from the failtiee
and vltntlnE habits Of early youth. Inqapacitatng
nonla state, and. il not checked u time, deg
ating al the functions Of manhood, aud brinGbas
Sold by DIR. IA kROw, 1sl Bleecfer street, four
doors belov MaodouEa, New York. Pnoe a
oents. sent Tree every where.
Sold also bJ 3. G. Foro, Jr., Drug Store, Wssh-
tnEton. ID. c. de 2s-em
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EEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, VA
Mrs, 9, j, MCCORMICK.

hIss .. >. "cSOhmlCh, HRLNCIplL.
The thirteenth annual session of tnIs Instjtutl
viii commence on Tueeday, September 18th, In the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Ess =.
The course of study pursued will compri.e sll
the branches rec uIslt6 10 thorough Enelish Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition 70 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick il
prepared to reoeive limited number OF pupils "a
boaTaers, who, constituting = part OF her own fam
lily, Will be under her immediate care and supervI-
sion. Sno viii endesvor as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts END kindly Influences
OF Home.
=, ,Rtfsrenct;.-Rev. SEQ. H. Norton Rev. DIR. Elias
Harrls91, Rey. ID. f. Sprlgg, Till,m II. Fowle,
Ess" Henry hsIburJ, Ese., Levls McKenlIs
e. EEssS, k9hert n. Hunton, Ess., W. ID. Wallach
Entwisle, IT., EsS., Col. lohn W. Minor, LOndoup,
BTothorG.
T1Rks.
Board, with Tuition IN q / the Enzlish Brapehcs
IL aivsnce.
Music and Languages 1t Prossssors' prices.
IL No extra charges. nu &-tf
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHuMAN has, after an experience of zen
~ years, established the above refuge from
and PGetendcrs of witchcraft and impos.ors In gen-
eT6l
This is the only place where Q sure and speedy
curs can be oOtcned n the world fOr ali lmpro par
and evil habits, gonorrh8, gleet, seminal " eak-
ness, syphIliis, primary secondary. and tertiary.
ORGANIC weakness. pains IN the loins, structures,
general debility prostraon, nery0u sness, rest ess
MIG hGss Pc patlOn of the heaIt rnI in the ears
loss oi memory, CONFUSION, m meleRchoIy, affections
OF the head, throst, noBe, and skin, aad all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscreton Of
youth, TenceTlng them unit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
world Tor diseases of the blood. gonorrhe, glset,
striotlTes, sy phlllIs, seminal weakness self abuse
from to DAYS.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish 10 DO volu6 bic mon and ornaments 10 soclety
should embrace tie earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shuman has made tie most ooTnp e.e arrange
Inents for the comfort of his pstIents who coIne
from Distance. They viii be furnished with the
most pleasant and sgreea0le guar tors, neoessary
olet, and made as comfortable Is they would bo at
hrst class hotel At less than half the cost.
DO not forget the name and number. DR.. Shu
Pennsy wanna avenue, Clarendon Hotel Opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. d G.
Persons At distance should enclose stemp for
return postage. Office hours, A. nj. TO 10 r. M
various parties have been entIoed from my in
stitutlOn by oerraln svlndlsrs on back streets IN
this city, who will it Ii the day OF their death
word 20 TIE wls@ IL sufficient ap9ly
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KNAPsAcKs. &o.. F''R MARINE COKrs.
QxdyfeTnIastes's 0Fes, u. 8, Marine Co,ps.
WashIuktop 9Th lima 1851 -

Qxayfernlaste's 06es, u. s, Marine Corps
Washington, 9Th June, 1851
STALLED PROPOSALS will be received at this OF
Juie Instant, Tor saep yiEg o the U. =. Marine
0Tps within twenty days from the time oil enter
1 03 Havrrsscks. :
The, above art o es to CONFIRM In ever, resp act
with he samples 10 be o. this Gfce; the Office
OF the Assistant QuaItsrmsster Marine Corps,
t,22o SPrSee street, Phil.dephia; the Marine
racks. Charlest,wn, Mass. To DO denversd Tree
OF expense to the United States at th- Marine
and snhIeot 10 the in pectOn and APPROVAL az tar
Assistant Qusrterm.ster
Io Se endorsed ,P op9tals for KnapsacSs, I Q -
~ > 90 : WI SLACK.
1eEAw" Major and QuArteImaster.
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mar SIT
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEe
" OF GAS METERS,

WAHHINGTON, july IS, no,
,NOTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
soraton appIo!ed May Il, IGso, the undsTsiEned is
now prepared. whenever required in writing, and
examine test prove, and ASCERTAIN the socuracy u
TeslsIanon Of any gss meter in nee in thIs oIty."
and another, sealed and marked &c true, viii bs
set IL pE rlsos. II proved to DO accurate in its
and again put u 1oSitioR for use.
Osics No. $40 Seventh street, (noar Odd Eel
oWs' 6kIl Open frOm O. m, to 5 >. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
U B-u Inspector end SoSier of Gas McterE,
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DENTISTRY.
DR. cHAs. R. BOTELER.

II SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located himself permanenI v in Washing
ton, offers his professional services to cit-
zens and soiourneIs, in all the varlousSssSSs0
branches Of his profession. upon the most <OICo
recently improved system OF Dentistry.
Dr. b., having studied with oae of the most en-
and also with the Dental College of Ba timore,
from whom he has received his diploma, feel 8 oon
hdent that hIs operations will prove emlnentiy sat
abb ity.
Ofice No. 336 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th
SITS, over stevens's Lace Store open from s a m.
10 q p m. ap l-eU2m
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SCHWERIN'S PILLS are SC re death to Rats
aud Nice; NJ: Sohwerln has received certificates
House of Rssage, Pennsylvani. Hospital, AID
other Prominent Institutions of Phi adelphIa ;V ,
= Jall, W ashIngton, ID. c.; and Charity HOspita
New Orleans, La
The origina! certificates can be seen az the
Whoiesne and Retail Depot 124 North Second
street, Phl phia and for sale IN this oIty by d.
b Gl-ABh, corner Pa. avenue and IA sts., slo by
a., Druggists and Srocers.
BEWARE OF SPURIOUS MUTATIONS
AZ kemember TO ask for Schverin's Annihi-
lalins Powder.
ma l5-6neO
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m "a lawlw

roots AND sAOES TO SUIT YHE
~ TIMES,
We sre now manufacturing al kinds of BOOTS
and Shoes, and corstintiy rsosIv1ns s~ESa
scprJ OF eas:sfn made work OF every de, EFsa
sortqton, made expressly 10 order, and will NV
be sold at . much lower price than has beens tx.
heretofore charged in thIB oI.y for mach inferior
Articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
cltJ made gnrE, will alvsyn find good assor.rner
In Store ana q; The lowest prig6s: Give us call.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
Sk-f 514 Pennsylvania avenue
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/ United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
"a 8
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On 1sd after Thxrsd1y, May is, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN

SPEClAL NOTlCE TO TRAVELLERS.
On and after Thursday, May is, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
LEAVE wAshiNGTofSS Mi STP f fSl.Sw' /, is and 7lo
snd 90 and IS p m; arriving at Baltimore at $50
I'D EsAvk 4 3 BAHrtSSRE7s rn tss SRG 7s'
s.5 sndS m ,.Tnvipg at washinttOn al $40 and
Pss.smnssr M a"T Tfsins Il ana e.S;5P 70 ?, r.
IN. and IS p; IN, and Baltimore at 8 30 a m and
B; m make direct connexions for Annapolis st the
Trains leayo Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ln6toa 81 $50 q. M Snt Is P;m
BsitimoIs for Phiiadeip6ia, New York. Boston,
All ARTICLES Of freight mot oontraband of wsr)
EiIi be transported over the line. Tonnage Trans
By order of the ss0!sis5y rsSS,s # ysri = i.oorr
ml5 General Manager.
IU g. MILITARY ROUTE; o
on SUNDAY the Trains s1fI fsaye IN The bspc, a.
mas 49, ,sS: ,ssSfT, 5$ mi %sasssI. :; M
W roPHAM's &Nw
S130 EMIUM TRUNK GH7H
MANUFACTORY,
4ss SEVENTH STREET, WAsHiSsroN, d. @.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of
Also, Medal By f lsSS Institute
Washington, ID. c., 1857.
am constantly making, and slweys have on hand,
of the best material, overy description Of
| Fine Sole Leather,
Iron FIeme,
| Wood Box, and
Paoung Trunks,
Pellislor, Carpet, and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School Satchels, 4 o.,
AZ Lots Pr,css.
Members OF Congress AND travellers will please
examine Hy stock bef0re urohasing elsewhere
Trunks th.tsr n1sds IL other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order.
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice.
Goods delivered free Of char &c to any,part OF the
oIty, Georg getown. and Alexandra
ia S-iJeo JAMES STEPHAN.
n TERMS POSITIVELY CASH.
oWlNG to The p esent unset tiled state of the
count y, and dfhoulty we have in procuring goods
sal from the la, day of Ju 1851, wiii Se *
elusi"ely fJI cash, vi'Lout e'y exception what
er. Mrs X. G. ECCH SON
jeII-lv No II Ps av.. be- W h ssd 3 4 ava
uOME-MAD" BOOTS AND SHOES,
H For
LADIRs', MISSES ANu CHILpREs's wKAR.
Al RSsESTisa.L,s RsSSss ssESSrTisa.L
No. 10 Market Space,
ms go Pa. sy. bet 9Th and sth sts-
CIBBy HAIR STORE,
Ec =
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NJ TEETH.
~. uh LOOMS, NJ; d., The Inyento5 and patentec

ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally at his Office in this city 49,
MALI peTsons can wear these teeth who >6Io
csnnot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my once can be aooomm ou sted
with any style and price of Teeth they naJ desire:
out TO those who are psrtcuar and wish the pursst
ceanest, strongest, and most porfect dentpre thrf
art can produce, the MINER Al PLATE will lie
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa ayenue be.va.r
9th and 10th SITS. Also, S07 Arch street Phi adei
phla. % * ~
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" GAS FIXTURES.

Nv GAS FIX TURES.
w Have In store, and are daI y receIyinS GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and DesiEns
And Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
onered IN this market. We invite oitIzens general
y To call aad examine our stock OF Gas and w ater
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the bost
Eoeoted stock IN Washington.
Al work In the above line Intrusted to eur care
Will be promptly ATTENDED TO.
MYERS & McGHhN.
Lnal e-Q S7S street,
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FeRM OF QUARANTINE.

- oeftiiy that |-h ha- proper faclli-
ties and--a able 70 fu fl oontra set for IN nshiE
stationery for the Department of STATE dnring he
o-pted. ie6waw
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-0PFlCEkS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea
~ msn who were ol board OF any y. s. ships s.
the captare Of sny slsver have their clairis fol
BoEhty and Head Money promptly attended TO by
washington, d. @, ia NJ
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GIBBy Hl;R STORE,

GIBBS HAIR STORE,
" No 142 Pa. Ay,, BIT l2TH AND lsTH SIS.
PERFUMERY fe BRAlDS. CURLS WIGS
HALF WIGS. FRiZETTES, &c. A full stoer
always on hand, or made to order at the 'hoTtect
N. B.-Ladiss' Hair Dyed in the most natural
DAnnes. IT, t-' 7'' t.1 ma 8-6m
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I 8. MILITARY ROUTE
" - SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains Will leave the Depot at
1.lo 2. m: and 50 p. m for Phiadelphia and New
York. Trains vIfl arrive at 10 a. m. and As D. M
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Gen'l Manager.
ma Is IChron, Intel. and Repub.l
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thinks that he has matters arranged now that every
thing viii go on smoothly Al ADAsp1E there
are aay Quantities OF stores, but there Is no one
there 70 oversee matters, and every
has or assumes to bave supreme command The place
L. IKE Bedam The railroad between Annapolis and
Warrington not yet In good working order but viii be
Two or three days Extensive contracts for army sup.
plies and TOT horses are being made daily.
IL MISCELLANEOUS.
Inc telegraph Is still working, but the government
perves the dispatches and allows information Of the
movements Of troops TO be transmitted large mail
arrived from New York 70 day. With great deal Of ex
press matter The mails are TO be sent via Anna
Poiis but ~ they depend upon the movements Of 60.
yernment transports between Annapolis ana Perryvie
they arc not very regular.
Citizens Of Warrington declare that reliance Is 70
De placed upon tho Washington volunteers many Of
whom are secessioDsts and would rather fght against
than for the government.
The people Of Virginia have had TO come down 10 skim
plasters Of every denomination from five dollars to
twenty 1--WE cents fredericksburg has issued nfty cent
notes. Money must be very scarce by this indication
Here In Warrington the tradespe0ple are Doing spen
did business Tho oonfsctioners and oystermen get
ting rich very fast and all Of the soldiers have
money 10 spend and spend avshy war, thus far, has
BEEN financially considered, great blessing 10 the
capital.
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HAVE WE TRAITORS AMONG o.

'Sr Additional War News See Eighth
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IMPORTANT OPERATIONS OF THE SIXTY
NINTH REGIMENT.

We have the following from informant who has re-
Gently returned from Annapolis
On Sunday afternoon April 81 the Sixty ninth regiment
were ordered out TO guard the railroad from Annapolis to
Annapolis junction. and BY nine p NJ they were posted
In parties OF eighteen, six and two The officers had
their quarters at the Junction and number OF the resi-
dents OF the surrounding country showed them the
streams roads, houses and farms throughout the entire
line for twenty miles By midnight they had built their
guard houses, Of fence rails and bushes.
During the night they man attempting to draw
the spikes Of the rails when in accordance with
previous orders, he was Immediately shot.
Later n the night pistol Was stolen By q man who
crawed up through the bushes who after being dis
covered disappeared from sight. party Of eighteen
short time they returned with him Upon him found
the stolen pistol and several letters showing his connec
tion with the rebel troops.
Still later in the night suspicious character was OBJ
served pfowlng around whereupou he was immediately
arrested, and upon searching him letters containing
valuable Information found respecting the move
ments Of seceesionists in that quarter.
The Sixty ninth, in Common with other regiments,
have borne the hardshps OF the march and camp duty
without a single OF expression OF dissatisfaction,
but have seemed determined to Guido their brethren in
their country In whatever duty they may
be called upon to perform.
On Monday afternoon two trains from Baltimore ar.
rived at Annapolis Junction, but were detained BY
Lieutenant Colonel Eugent, Of tho Sxtynn regiment
until he could telegraph TO General Scott for orders
spectng them and upon the receipt OF General SCOTS
reply they were Immediately sent back 10 Baltimore.
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ane warm moDsts, ard quite E1ubes u acrtherners
'nsWie soJocEnipg IN tbe same pleasant Local
% sixteen New Iorgers-txo OF shoua generally kno
- your readerer are Ed o. West, EsQ the surrogate
s pe w aod es ,ore Of tho ''ren''I Governor Hes
As eject o. the strong pu healthy zoe Ct nosphert
s1a .ss on upoc the Constitution, especially OF
s-mpsiees, IS w'Sd-rfuI. and hundreds have come
49, ne. :. pssss, expecting 70 be carried out 90 boa
were bora AGAIN" There are on, one or two ScaIu
" .nis kna 10 tne country and merely refer TO 30
msrvie roc ne bench, q those inaAlds at the Ne
New York p.psrs OF The lsth. just At hsnd, Q
ta;c state meats that numbers u men sierra Nil ri nv
ne ,.om foss sun'er Your correspondent bad ev
highest authority ana was on the SCOT duvne the euxs
ment You may therefore rest assured that not : /
was last during the wbee thirty -four hours bem bsrdu
between the forces ANY thing TO the coatrary 3 IA
featured out Of whole cloth.
HAVE THE SOUTH PLENTY OF PROVISION
AS there seems 10 be mstaken idea relative 70 the
sources Of the South IN the matter Of provisions, we
the following letter from the Memphis Appeal
PROVISIONS IN THE COUNTRY.
am just 10 from a trip through West Tennessee
Northern Mississippi Found every neighborhosd ful
enthusiasm and well organized ready at the blast
ougie and their own concerted signals, to march to
pSssos0n o. memphis asd the river Made especial
found every pla ter confident that the amount OF
and meat ia sufficient 70 until the crop comes
Brcsscr nun Dcf VI tuem nave pla0teQ nuCu 1855
ton and more corn than usual The crops OF wheel
ether grains give promise of large yied and every
hopeu OF the prospect found. too, thas the peopi
the city viii be welcome TO the homes of the people
the country, n provisions here short, which, by
by many produce dealers putt ng IN little too
in price. Cannot the country Kentucky and Tennes
send us the provisions we need? Surely they viii 81
this much patriotism. T. r. NAGIJ
In connection WITH the above. we quote the fous,
from the Cincinnati Enqa:r<:-
CAPACITY or THE SOUTH TO FEED ITSELF,
great err n that tee republican p eeses are
sitting into the Northern Is, that the South
not the capacity TO feed itself They find IL str
coed for food at this time, and therefore conclude
such must always bs the case If cut off from NORTH
supplies The severe drought las. summer rs the G;
H the scarcity ID food at the south. Kansas is 81
ing from the cause Tbs northern part OF Oh,
few years ago, suffered from like cause ard go sevo
that cattle died tor want O p'ovender No part o.
widely EXTENDED country Is exempt from such call
tous visitation. 70 show thas the south produce
articles necessary to sustain people war, we /
made the following exhibit from the ceosus table %
And 1t s only necessary for the south to dou bic u
figures TO put under cultivation only about halt
number OF acres DOW devoted to cotton aud tobacco
devote the other 20 the raising of corn wheat potx
&c. The following from the statistics Of
Of articles produced In the slave states that year:
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We have not enumerated the rice, rye, barley
other products that are largely cultivated 10 of
Southern States. We give only . part II the yeary
ducts Of the southern states Of such articles
quired to support people in time Of wAs The poop
those States can " put to- supply from their eoi
abundance OF tho neceesaries Of life, without being
pendent therefor on any other people. All thew ha Il
do to make that GER tain Ia TO devote moro land To-
cultivation OF corn, wheat, &C. and lies to cotton
co and sugar. Heretofore the cotton, rice and g
States have found IL to be more profitable to Quilt
those staples TO the exclusion Of ali produc g. and de
upon the Northwest Tor cora, pork, foar, &c. That
q matter of choice, not OF necessity. The border s
States can supply tho whole south xltn all the {
pork and -four 1t can consume, and have . sarpius
CAN THE SOUTH MANUFACTURE THEIR OWN r
ARMs!-CAsTIka OF CANNON AT FL0RHN0E,
BAMA,
We learn from . gentleman who resides at Fisre
Alabama, that that place 70 prepared 70 cast nrss "a
cannon, at tho rate OF about four per week WosiA 1
be well FOR our municipal authorities TO com nun
with those Of ference on tho subicct, tiae
lost In pushing forward our preparations OF dsfsaoee
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THE CONFEDERATE ARMY,

The Richmond E.qwsrr states thst the pro0sn
II Governor Letcher for volunteers In virgiois has
responded to by ovor seventy Thousand soldiers.-
Young men from every class and profession IN ,ona
the State, ali OF them raised With arms In thur b
from earliest boyhood, form virgs,s's army che
all said TO he good marksmen enured to fatigue By
ing and farming, riding and exerci Of all Kinds; d
thers rights and ber,ee-such a,e the defenders OF
ginia All Of the State has not vet be-u heard from
when II is. the number Will be sweed to one hun
thousand Of the best sodiers that ood forth 70
fend their country from oppression such an army
cered from the flower Of the late United states Army
conmandea BY the brave and gallant lee the noble
OF Light Horse Harry conquest gill be tmpossis e,
the invader that has the bardhood TO treepxs upon
soil OF Virginia will meet with aud speedy dos
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necessary, double that number and not led by ua
but true meul