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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-22

MAR KETS.
MuscArlNE, Nov. 25.
Receipts small and market generally dull.
Weather cold and cloudy, with indications of snow.
We still quote
WHEAT-Firm at 50155c.
CoRN-12c for shelled .rs
OArs-121a@15c. -...,....-
BARLEY-25c.
RYE-25@3Oc. So
p PoTAToEs-l5c. H-a
HoGs.-A lot weighing over 25O, sold last week for
So net We quote the market at s2,5O@s2.75.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
WHEAT Market better. Sales of red and white at
s5c@s6c. Spring at Csc.
CoRN.-Dul at 261ac
OATs.-2512c.
Hoes Firm at 31-4d5c, ,.-.. g..
CHICAGO, Nov. %.
WHEAT-Advan ced 1-4@1ac. Sales at 7l14@7213c
for No. spring, and 6514@661%c for No. 2.
CoRN-In good demand at 1890. ...-...
OATs.-17c for No. in store
Hoes.-Market closed dull at $26O@s2,77h.
PER TELEGRAPH.]
Cav. rasS NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
FLOUR Without change.
WHEAr-- Dropping Amber iowa 81, 80. Win
tor red western $1,S6@$1,37. ~
CoRN---DHll and dropping.
WHIsKYQuiet, 2o1z@2OZ. =.
STOCKS Better, with fair demand.
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STRAYED,
moo ~ the suhec,

THROM the residence Of the subscriber, 3-year old
Il BLACK Heller, with stumpy horns, small spot
between the horns, and light build suitable reward
will BE- paid to anybody giving information about said
hefer to the undersigned or the of Rohschild
Schwarz Co, DAVID ROTHSCHlLD.
Nov %. '6I-WoDem
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-22

AN EFFICIENT BLOCKADE AFTER ALL.-The
following remarkable confession, taken from
the New Orleans Crescent, and which we find
in the Memphis Appeal Of the 10th, is to the
point:
UNFORTUNATELY the abilities and resources
of the Hessian government of Lincoln haze
been Mmderrated 1t is now nearly six months
since vessel entered the port of New Orle-
ans from distant country. The same re-
mark will apply to Mobile and other ports of
tho gulf Where vessel with cargo Of
merchandise has passed Lincolns blockade,
tyenfy have passed the blockade in the soar
of 1872.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-22

NEW Goops.-To keep up with their i'm
nenss sales this season, the firm OF Weed,
Bridgman & Kent have been obliged to Or
der another stock of goods from the East
They are nov receiving one Of the finest
consignment of dry goods that has ever BE-
ore been brought to this city. People will GER
tainly consult their. own interests by cyan
lining tho goods in this house before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SuryERINo.-We learn that the members of
Capt, Purcelrs company, now at Camp Nc
Clellan, are actually suffering fom the want
of suitable blankets The State furnishes
only small piece of cloth which is equiva-
lent to no blanket at all Many of this COM
pany are from the coantry, and are unable
to receive anything from their friends
Persons having blankets, old quilts, &C., will
confer a gres. benefit on the boys by leaving
them with Henry Compton, who will send
them up Immediately.
ANOTHER BRIGADIER GENERAL FOR Iowa
Dispatches received Saturday announce
that Maj Thomas j. Mexican, of Cedar Rap
ids. has been appointed a Brigadier General
of volunteers. Gen. Mexican is graduate of
West Point, and an old citizen of Iowa. He
has served several times in the State Legisla
ture, and is a man that has ever commanded
the esteem and respect of his fellow citizens.
He was one of the first surveyors in this
country, and took part many years ago in the
surveying of the line of the Muscatine and
Oskaloosa Railroad. We are gratiied to
learn of the promotion of this gentleman and
believe he will make frst-class officer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-22

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET.-The pork trade
continues to drag The receipts Of hogs, so
far, do not exceed 5000 head. They come
forward very sparingly. Packers are holding
back, and sellers are also willing to wait fu-
ture developments. Prices at present may
be quoted at $3@3 121. The course Of the
market must depend altogether on the prog
ress of the war. Since the success of the
great naval expedition, and the Union dem
onstrations in Tennessee, resulting in the de.
struction of railroad bridges, with the gene.
raj success of army movements within the
last Jew days, there IS more confidence in the
trade but still there is not enough to induce
heavy investments. just now, however,
matters are in the improving scale; but re.
verse or two would knock this all over. The
war barometer and the pork barometer will
move together this year, and the former will
always be reliable index of the latter. Up.
on the whole, it is likely that capital put in
to hogs at So will be settled down to some
purpose. - Cincinnati Gazette, Nou. 18Th.
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Our Loss ut Belmont.

The number of the killed, wounded and
missing on our side is as follows:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-22

PENSIONS. following persons are enti-
tied to Pensions
The officers and soldiers of the army.
whether Regular, Volunteer, or Militia.
Officers and seamen of the navy.
If any Of the parties named have been dis
abled, from sickness contracted, or from
wounds received in the line of their duty,
whilst id the service of the United States,
they are entitled to Pensions during the con-
tinuance of such disability.
2 The widows of all officers, soldiers, and
seamen, who have been killed, or who have
died from wounds received or sickness con-
tracted whilst in the service of the United
States, are entitled to Pensions for life, ordu-
ring their widowhood 9. q
Ifthere be no widow, the children under
sixteen years are entitled. is @as-a s's"
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTH CAROLINA RECEDED."

4N0 w ~ u l. 1IALJ1OAl LII
NORTH CAROLINA "RECEDED."
SECESSION REPUDIArED.
Sharp Naval Engagement at Hatteras Inlet.
I ;nN1 % ed r 5E'4 Nv f-
REBEL FORTIFICATIONS AT NEW
ORLEANS. -H..
s.~~-~S-~---
500 MORE SEAMEN FOR CAIRO.
Gen. FremOnts Case Submitted to
~ ~ GEN. Mcclellan.
The Original s. G. Secession Ordinance
s; at Washington.
The Rebels again Driven from Santa
Rosa Island with Great Loss.
Canadian Papers Condemning the Arrest
.l Of Mason and Slidell.
T s39s~ --. 49, rts3
RNU1 TIER BHIGADIEh GENER'L F0R IOWA
Murder and Rapine In Missouri.
ta sea >.>-
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
t-. a5
Rebel Battery on James River Silenced.
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, WASHINGTON, Nov. q.

~ IE.T-I . - WASHINGTON, NOV. II. 7
Is Phe papers in the case of Gen. Fremont
have for some days been in hands of Mai.
Lee. Judge Advocate, of the army, who to-
day made his report to Gen. Met lellan. Ac-
companying the report were charges substan-
tally the same as those preferred by Ool
Blair. 20, rs{ -..-.,,.s1 ea+ss u /
Gen. Anderson recently expressed to Gov.
Andrew his strong desire that Massachusetts,
troops might be sent to Kentucky, and was
sure that no sectional feeling would hinder
the men of Massachusetts, from receiving a
hearty welcome in Henry Clay State. .1.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-22

By the Cosmopolitan, from Havana, we
learn that Mr.. Savage, U. S. vice Consul at
Havana, who had been to Key West and re-
turned, on the 10th inst Hereports that / 500
rebel troops were discovered some twenty
miles from the fort on Santa Rosa Island.
The patrol that found them Immediately in
formed the commander of the feet who sent
a force and shelled them off the Island, with
great loss. Their object was to get together
some 5000 or more rebels and make another
night attack on Wilson's Zouaves The great
est vigilance is exercised by the commander
of the Zouaves. nav " '-. ~ .,.5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

N B-Prompt attention 10 Cole, ton and Land Claim,
RFFKREE Es-ssmuel ~ GNlind Amherst O. II Va: John
ihomI son. Jr Amherst H. Va; garland Christian lynch
Texas lion. N IL DarneI do - r,tsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

From ex. Eutor OF Richmond "Erquiryr"
EcvlSp, Va, April %, 1851.
Dr. n T. " ofs1n's isc5Yi .r-cta-ts
roaths ard 1-rssryetlv that they HAYS given
WN = RICHIE
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CITY ITEMS.

L,ox SlARr n WASHINGTON We mean in washing-
a., county in thi, State, the first county named after
the great vrgilan. The Philadelphia i"2"rer insists
80 n chm nd Winchester. and abore al Abingdon,
IN ibr extreme southwest corner Of Virginia, should be
,qpei by The hardy mOuntaiueers and ycomen OF the
Hid5ie and Western states "This latter point SAYS
the Egurer may BE- locked upon the great strate-
-i,l point which overooks Tenne and North Caro-
lis and holds them in check" When Abingdon is oe-
rBnisi we advise our friends in North Carolina and
tennessee to be ready for the CHECK" Until then, up
tulrGs and at EN-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

HULL ihfOkTANF FROM HAkPbko fEhhf
EUROPEAN ARRIVAL - RECEPTION OF TIE
NEWS OF TIE COMMANDMENT OF FORT SUM
TER
ALEyASDRIA, May Io-Tte heights of Maryland Op-
Pose Harpers Ferry possessed by Virginia troop
Yesterday.
No news in Washington.
NEw YoRK May 9-The steamer Africa, with dates
OF the 2Slh ullimo, arrived here. The subject Of
American hostiltes engrossirg public attention in
England. News Of the bcmbardment of Fort Sum'er
created considerable sensation and produced slight
depression in funds. The Times considers the result
inCxPlicable; and that barrcom difficulty would have
produced more bloodshed
TIE Great Eastern was in the hands Of the sheriff
under execution and was advertised for sale June Soh
the company has offered to deposit the amount
claimed.
Affairs at Warsaw remained unchanged All the towns
in Poland are occupied 10y military, and many arrests
Phted demonstration on the 29.h of May, the Cars
birthday.
Insurreeonary movements 10 the NeapOltan provinces
were spreading. Martial law had been proclaimed at
Abruzzi and other places
Liverpool cotton markets closed firm Sales on Satur-
day 10000 bales neudiIg 600 bales to speoulatOrs
The weather has been favorable for the crops Flour
closed dull and nominal wheat, quiet corn, dull and
Fl civ offered.
Provisions closed steady Beef, unchanged; coffee,
quiet
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased fl5 600.
Money more in demand. Consols closed at 81 S4 to o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

C,vP BxAnsrEins We saw yesterday, at NJ r. C.
Howr's store on Governor street. The model Of a camp
B. ais.esd which ia really ingenious flair. Il can be
folded Up into the dimensions OF candle box and thus
converted Into chair. The manufacture viii be coz
menced forthwith if any will undertake 20 furnish
the requisite brass castings, Call and examine the
,fa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

ARREST or A Surr5sKD SRA Young man, from
Washington, before the Mayor, Yesterday afternoon
on suspicion Of being an enemy Of the Commonwealth
lie produced letters and oter evidence which the Mayor
glrled exculpltinc him from the suspicion, which
few equisocal cucums anc had occlsioued, aud the
nri.oner vas N. re-ore 81 .eLarged.
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTUHR pAYS.
nRUsTRE,s SALE OFF LAND ANDsLAyEs

FuNRVSE EB'S ~ bE OF LAND -
By virtue Of deed OF trust executed 70 Ter the
beach Francis Tasits BY George Fisher Jons,hsn
Ts betrng date the 18Th day Of February In the year is
and recorded In the CLERKS office Of the County Caur Of Gooe
land the 81 Of April $780, and for the purpose Of satisfying the
objects ,ad esd ,hs proceed he 2o Gay Of May In
1867 at Goocisud Court House. the highest bidder for
cash el all the right te interest and ca ~ Jonshsn Fat
ley In OF bani lying and beg Goochand county,
10 ring the lands OF george riher W Tbs George H.
Ter and A. b. George, containing four hundred four cre
es the said nterss; being the life Samuel d.
Usher 10 s.d snd -eh was porchased by the sad jonathan
TAey sale made ~ James Jennings trustee under
deed Of trust executed 5y said mue Fisher for purposCa
therein named and The following erson
Kate and susan Acting trustee shall convey title only
a. Il vested IN
mh29-2avt1s u. B. kYREs, Trustee
A SsPLCIAL CON- MISSIONER und,r a dec ee pro.
N nounced by the Crcn Court Of the city OF Williamsburg and
Of James City on the iih day 81 Decembe D. 1850
the % Robert H. Armstead Of NJ Maupn
dsceas d. plainG asAnst wilson Durey ct ais deeniais
will sell pub auction, belrr tie Court
Williamsburg MONDAY May 18Th 1861 The uA-. Of LAND
situated Ia the caunty ~ James City Strawberry
Fields. containing about three hundred and ihyf
Trans rred o. twelve months BY b1rd With good
personal security bearing interest .se retained
until purchase money psd
WALKER ". VEST. Special Commissioner.
Williamsburg April 3. 1861 arg-ctds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

F.Cm Ser atlr Mason % NIleicia
purchased pair of d. Wcalf.ls sats iu Wash1-ru.
state sli.sded tta
t... "a r the best 4 have trist
confidently recommend the a. J MASON,
Richmond NV D. l>6i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

A PssclrrIoN The frequent occurrence Of fires
here suggests the Proprey Of requiring if it has not
been already directed portion Of the brgsd, be
Kept on dGty every night the engine houses only
for the purpos Of guarding the apparatus but TO be ready
10 respond the first alarm. The City Council should
no: RELY upon fire engine tor the protection Of the
property Of our citizens Another one should be con-
s.ruced forihSth TO be stationed in the lower part Of
-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

DRIED APPLES, for sale by
- mh2s ~ MOORE AT
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NOTICE.

~ tiuei. Ssr aEH
Trans will leave heretofore, at G " and p VI.
accommodate Of soirg The Hermitage Fair
Grounds a Train will be at ervals curing The day
sAML RUTH, supt. Trans
Office p AMI P Il R Co..
RIchmor d. ~ prl 1851 ap3O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

MoRE TRoors-Luge bodies Of troops continue to
arrive from The Sou,hthe msjori;y Of whom are "a ae
looking Of rebels as ever commended for the sa-
cred richt 4 sslf government.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

In caser Of Inflammation Of the Bowels Bill Cholc-wen Gro
and Harlem Oils fall Gve siN o. RAILWAYS REGULT
ING PILLS viii produce free tnd pleasant evacuation from
tho bowe In from iour 10 six hOurs There are no ps no ca
purgtge medicine ia existence that Will operate
peasan IT, thoroughly and speedily, Railways kge ting
pills Persona l ring Nervousness Mel ne oily R~sss
at Melt Dr,ans Ru Of Blood 90 the Head Fit and
aides suffering the horror arrg from Irresuahes Re
OF IN. Nenses the train % painful feeling utng
from obhr,con epeedT relieved q all difficulties by TIE
use Of RAILWAYS RIGuLnNa PII'S-oreof RAILWAYS Pills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-11

These Pills Natures speren Fom to Fix pil' restore
The Re ,y tovc ia lees Time than tSents or hhy
Of the d ac csharuc Kinda they neither prcdace cranr
pain, nor ston but give tone 10 tn sicnsch and liver RI
diseaats the bowels iluey, and bladder cleanse thu
blood tqgAs- the crcuou Hence In b'usness, DSs-
pepsa COsyercs Headache, Rsment and lnternien Fe-
&C. Be- om five doses iowa aby restore the palen
70 cath, and without weaken ihe system.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE Va. FIaE AND MAHSs lSs. Co.
kicdmCnd May 8 1861.
REGULAR annus election Of Directors, for this
n Company viii take place In general meet OF the Stock
holders be ked at the CompAnys Office Monday, 2O;h
inst, a. > O'Clock =. NJ
requested to be present be represented by
Proxy. WM. WILLIS, JR.,
my3- SeCt'y
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plnWAY,S RENOYATING REsnLYENT.

II p,ten antdoe decomposition in the fash. snd purnlent
m tier Ia the bl)od heals and obltraes AL Ulcers Alb
stss Tuberes Eiuptiots, Syphtc and Scrouou
he enCth OF tuition, ana lends Ni{ur
the vital principle, and p-oongs lie l. acaly soe
s,s polypis other diseases Of the nose Glsndu swe
Runnngs from III Ear, and IN fact egeLeste the
v ole of tn blood
Ralysy's Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
my4-dczIm RADwAY CO., % John Street, NY.
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w ROCKBRIUGF ALUU spRTyGs VA

BOTTLED t THE SPRINGS
The undersgned have constituted The house pURcgl
Co., Druggists richmond Va GENERAL AGENTS the UNITED
sT tTEs and the CONFEDERATE sTATE5 Of AMERICA
The repu alton this water medicinal agent establish
ed in virginia and NJ ny pa South and rapid e1
bshed 4 at II ne OF the few Mineral waters xlb will
bear r uspora;i n that las been kent 10
In glass without splant damage either 20 Its taste, it.
IN adic Al qualities
C3rcRic Dtiyh0G and DysentV Chroic Lirer DiSese
MIA all GItadURIr skin Ds6i,s Chronic Nervous
Complaints Bronchitis FRes Ac, have attracted attent Of
the most eminent medical mel IN every section Of the country
DR. Cartwright NeE ORE ans, In truth know no
Europe America 50 rich In cG substances that
Of Rockbridse Alum splnss."
Dr. Norman resident physician at the White Sulphur: II
little Importance that the public should fully
pe Of the remarkable efficacy Of the Rockbdge waters ia
They have long stood reproach
our profession never but 10 these remedy
found that deserves Of specific for their cure
pamphlet is filled with letters Of the eminent phys
caS clergymen lawyers AMI AL classes OF feoNc zen
who certify their personal knowledge and experience Of the virtues
The uncigned have now completed such arrangements for
boiug and transportation as they confidently believe will enabr
then henceot uy and promptly 10 the steadily growing
demand.
fountain by She visitors
ihii - by inyais ir diitnt homes naturally
The effect 10 bring into NJ mse to ons extent other waters
bearing mlr Therefore, persons who wh 70 his
well apply directly to he undersigned
general agetsin Rehmo nd, Wsf ne dje WILL In all pro
their supplies through the house OF PuECg LApD Co. by
whom also they will be furnished with the proper certificates and
ghe tLtM POWDERS or MASS being the rduary salt. Of the
Renee % retain medical Of the water
the 1t with entire safety by
transported
Yor full particulars. see pamphlet
will send pamphlet post paid application by letter
addressed TO FRAZIER RANDOLPH, Proprieofs,
postOhce, Au Springs,
Rockbdge county, Va, or TO
PURCFII, LADD a co, General AGENT,
ap5-2m Richmond, Va
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Il. X. IL
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
H,yE SUPERSEDED
ALE PURGATORGAL POas0Ns,

Such as Caio,osi Blm Pin, Seanopoav aud the Drds-
lie Piks naie II Hoes, Galnb0gc, DC.
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NDT'ICE.

FNqE meeting OF the Of the Rich and
Petersburg Iircad Company, viii ak place at their office
in this city, TUE sDAY, the IS inst, II O'Clock.
m,1-Ss W HARRINGTON T-easurer.
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY OF

Boots and Shoes.
WE the under rnef would be pleased 10 have the country
W merSh'n's visiting the city, call upon us
repaired To furnish them with DDS q manufacture at
as low price they be procured here elsewhere
We earnestly wish that the manulctu business In the line
Of Boots and hoemay be much increased and that the trade Of
Richmond be great Justify IN employing from Is
nh hands but do hope the day is not far distant VIII be
thus. ALEN HILL CO,
Manufacturers AMI Importers or
Boots and Shoes, No. 1877
Main Street Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE OF THE INsPEoroR GENERAL

RcaxoSD, May I, 1851
JVAvING been sppoin'ed t, receive ser'ce
thartts Mckenburg Brunswick Graysor Eotioway iiuoe
Edward Apr tox Buckingham Louss Hanover Goochsnd
Ponhaan Cumberland Hcrrco Amelia Fuvsnna and the city
of RcNmerd. notice 10 all the volunteer lne In
counties 10 tranze IN their respective neghbJrhoods and to
repo, by letter for orderI hut In march without
spnneon: for service should state he condition CT the
pany as 10 numbers, uniform, outfit, arms, &C.
p"'' Inn BALDWIN,
m-s-ds'c1w Inspector General.
N1OVICF-An Mitsr Officers other persons are hereby
positively orbid3eI TO inter ere with the Officers and En-
poyees Of any ka ne @ ana mSns emst o. all
signed T. LIE, Maj. Ge1I Com. IN Chief.
ap 99-u HeAd oaaiters Richmond. 96,h APRIL 1851.
r~Ome of the Results of the
&ASA GaEAT POLITICAL PANIC
DRY GOODS
AT 4 RUINOUS ACRIFICR.
100000 WORHOF FaISH AND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY.
PURCHASED last week at an Ass,gIee' sale, for
40 meet The views Of coe CASH BUYERS the en lot will Of
fe ed at prices will defy competition Amongst vt y
VIII be cheapest WHITE GOODS Of
JAcoNET oAMBRICs;
J,CONET Mus1INs;
Swiss MUsIINs;
FURNITURE DIMITIEs;
ROBE BRILLIANTEs Tor sklrts:
WHITE BRILLIANTEs;
TOWSIS DOYLIES, NAPKINs:
IiNEY CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs;
CHECRED MUSL NJ;
NkRsEILLFs QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS;
PRINTS L twNs and PRINTED CAMBRICs:
REAL FGENoH oRGANDIEs, at Is and Is. Co.;
HOSIERY &c, &c, &c.
Belrg determined make quick sales the Goods will be offered
the very prices prompt
Don't miss such rare opportunity money! these
hard times ALFRED MnskS,
spl2 g Main street
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TI1aE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF the Virginia Ire and Marine
Comp any, have declared Disd nd. cut Of the
profits othe Company for SIX months enng the Is: ins Of
per payable the stockhoder their legal reprten
stye the 18Th Inst ur which date the Transfer
POok viii be closed WILLIAM WILLIS ia,
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TEAMS WANTED.
NOTICE.

NHTANrED number for Ia and arou1d the city
w Persons hsyin will please report a. the Trarprs
ton Office In the Custom House. b. fI(KLEN,
an2H-n II Master Va Vols
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PICHNoND CLOTHI,G MtNyfRAC-,>ss

DICHVOND CLOTHING MANgRAC- >ea
IL TORY-The subscribers have On hand large and "a
conIplste assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED ~
GOODS Cloths aud Nestrg Of all grades from LIZ
owing noted Mills CrenshAw Mills, Richmond Va Miller
Frederksburg Thomas Ame. MUS Marion smith oouoty
Va bland Mills, Charlotte N c. which we are prepared 70
measure at the shortest notice. In aud
approved styles goods will compare In respect with
M best Northern goods and many OF the Crensaw
sood equal i'm qua ity 10 Frruc There longer
euse buying Of the state In ADDITION
Ne keen always on hand stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLlsH
CLOTHS AN CASSlMERE not be surpassed by house In
The cy We have Cutters aud OF workmen
not 10 the Union, with deernina
ton TO furnish patrons With Southern CothngnSteria aed
sop goods South made South and trust TO be
sod aud worn South determined do all in
70 push forward Southern Institutions -
SPENCE L CAREY.
Cothlers and Merchant rsiors,
,sos Corner OF Main aud 18Th streets.
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lIILITARY TACTICS.

NOW ready f,r sale, tie
~ TROOPERS MANUAL,
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