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Pr ABEs NJ THE The Cincin-

stIp ABE's MEssAGE m THE NoRTH.~-The Cincn-
matt Commercial says Of lincoln's message: "
The review OF the progress of the war ID not
fesietogs, and some of the statements made are;
not dlstIng uished for exact accordance with the
facts. The information that & Missouri ID com.
tparAtiEely quiet win be news to tile unhappy
people OF that State. We find in this portion Of
we testimony that eorroborates the assnr-
anee We some time ago had from good authority
that tho President il too busy in dischargine the
dutias Of bis Office to read the newspapers Few
READERS will suppress smile at the sort Of refer.
eace that ID made to the retirement Of Gen, Scott
and the appointment Of Gen. Mcclellan as General
I in Chief of the Army. The profound paragraph,
Ia which We are treated to discussion OF tie bro.
position that one bad general is better than Two
good ones is especially pertaining. The nten-
i siaH Jobably was to make very discreet notice
4 of the evils which had been endured when Gems,
srEatt and MEG ellan were both ID command, hut ii
Z would be cruel, as well as Inconsistent with the
remark about & two good generals to draw the
that the President congratalates himself
1pen having only & one had general lii Mcclellan
in'faet, Seward ought To have revised that para
graph. T -
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Bargains .tls Siiks :

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
200 pieces Of FRENCH TAEFETAS, at 75c. per yard
$50 :. :. 81 90
rs SILK ROBES % yards in each, l60o each
1870 yards BROCADED LYONS SILK, q per yard.
J. LEVOIS i CO.,
die 2p6t Canal street. corner of Bourbon.
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transitu for Interior points. The market has been
totally Inactive throughout the week. Good MID
dlings offering in small parcels at Z, motto, WITH
no buyers.
The total receipts of cotton at this point from
September LIST to date, comprise 1892 bales against
1871 $50 to same date last yeardecrease this year
ls2,567 bales. The shipments during the same
period embrace 3l42 bales against l52,7sS paies
to the sans date last yeardecrease TINS year 1875
GAL bales. - -,.
MEMPHIS COTTON sTArENESr $,,,s 5iezt
Stock on hand SPIT /, 1851 'S iSi
Received past week ssi-- 1922
Received previously
Total. WV
Shipped past week. add s5e
Stock hand this date '
Of course the day closed yesterday under nut
tiplicity of expressions and views, based on the
telegraphic dispatches. There was an arrival from
| Mississippi Sound. The Yankees are gathering on
Shin Island. General Picayune Butler, the sup.
posed Commander n-C Chief, left Fortress Monroe
ON the 18TH inst, SO we shall have his proclamation
| in few days. Will this Bombastes send flag Of
truce to deliver it? Bythe-bye, there is much talk
on the many flags of truce between Cairo and Co.
lumbus. Our volunteers, like we old fegies, do
not understand these meetings between foes under
flags of truce--the shaking of hands, passing COM
plments drinking of healths and touching glasses.
We look on majority Of these flags with dstrust,
and don't believe in shaking hands with those who
invade our country to plumber, shoot, and burn our
dwellings. No, the people don't believe in so
many flags. - --
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NsrNotice-I take this method OF Offering
professional services free Of charge families
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony Prytania srsets Fourth
District.
Rysl 2PH P. YE1sER, MD.
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M NIessrs. w. IL. Adams, w. NJ. Scmple
D. yanorn have my full pnwor of attorney per
passed before VIII. Peters, ESD, Notary Publc.
MIA a. -. ,.,...., j. o. NIXON.
ArHerr1ng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFE Nos 81 and "a Graver New
lasus SHf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-19

.ass LikooLN's MESSAGE IN KEsTEosY.--The Louis
Y viiie correspondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
under late date, says !:
81 The PRESIDENTS message was discussed in the
s torisl The Journal condemns The course of Inc
INCENTIVE IN his illusions to the slavery question
The article meets with the approval of ali classes
lere ana unless parsles different policy
change wi take place in this and all other States
SeSefa leading military gentlemen, whose names
$50 5asnlsls have openly proclaimed
gIlTasagn at once Il the slavery issue is
~ have anything to do with this war As / have
already written you there is the ntensest feeling
" the army and among the Union element here
ncn THIS subject, and Il Is difficult now to foresee
TAILS % rebuke the Abolition fanatics immedfatey.
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saaT0st Bird.
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T .TAYLoRJ IMPORTER @,
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
nos, ID and ID Royal ssrsst

Has store large supply of the celebrated CREME
BoUZY CHAMPAGNE IN quarts and pinss also o,hsrb,,.
via: CHARLES HRIDsBlCK, PIPER HEIDsEICK Pr
MENTiER, and other brands Of inferior quality b,,
large assortment of the best Old Sheiss such as AMoS
LAD0 TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GoRDnN.
ANCHOR SHERRIEs-ls3 s-s9UTHsIDE NADER, n
direct importation; other Madeas of lower grade sas
Old London Dry Dock PORT aud other Ports Of less ~
The celebrated sAzARAC BRAEDIEs-v Vintage l7ss. M
1902 and 1865 large supply always hand. All gtats
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Will
&yS-scotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat W
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in plns aud quarts tap
DiALs etc. Ny 1870 assortment OF the best WINES W.
will be sold any other
AARON BIRD,
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FINE FANCY GOODS,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
PAPER MACHIE WORK BOXES.
DRESSING CASES AND WRITING DESKS.
PORTFOLIOS. PORT-CIGARs.
SILVER AND GOLD PORTEMONNAIEs.
. CORDIAL AND LIQUOR GASES.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES.
TOILET SETS
PARIAN WARES.
b, .,n ... . VASES, STATUETTEs, Etc.
SHELL COMBS, PERFUMES EXTRACTS, Etc.
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Boots, Shoes 4ssad Bs'oga,ss;

Proceedings
Tug
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven.
ton, both anguage and the CONSTITUTION of the State
amended,
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER oDoNNEL,
4. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il ESCOUSSE,
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWEs& Co, E. EZEKIEL
4. FITZWILIlAM.
sg-orders from the country filed at liberal discount.
my22 2ptf
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDING.
Both. Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE CYPR for sale In lots 10 suit
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
F~l9 " STAR PLANNING MIL Nav Basin
lust PUBLISHED. JUST PUBLISHED.
A FINE AUTOGRAPHED MAP OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, GEoR CHA, AND PART
Of FLORIDA.
PRICE, FIFTY CEN rs.
Also just published hne Map oil the COAST OF LOUISE
ANA MISSISSIPPI and ALABAMA, giving the soundings
Price, 81 So
The above Maps compiled the u s. Surveys
and the Maps published the Confeder
ate States. Published by
HCLLE Il CO.,
81 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
ALSO for sale large assor of Virginia Maps different
prices.
Rs- A large discount alowe1 10 the trade. d. I'm
W 5. CHANDLER,
D 3 t.
aB-oFFICE and RESIDENCE
1873 Carondeiet street,
DIS ly&W corner of Lafayette
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FOR THE ARMY.
MILITARY BUTTONS, UNDERSTANDS DRAWERS,
CRAvATs, SHOULDER STRAPS, STARS, GILT
BRAIpS, ETC.
The Small Notes of Messrs. j. j. c. DAVIDSON taken
trade will be redeemed in Confederate Notes. stated
thereon. DIS 2pMoW a&Sntan
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Dor,alds
I.afonrc
Fort Ad|
Red Ri,
Red Riv
NteniDhi
Memplli
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That /
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turned
1861, ~
the own
That :
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
MORNING EDTTION-MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1851

di'tcary. As soon as you leave New York, however,
yea begin TO realize clearly than you do Herewith
al the parades Of armed menha the country is ut last
n state Of civil The ticket agents refused 20 sell
passes beyond Philadelphia and OF the conductors
could tell whether not trains could any farther
than that point The Camden ferryboat did not stop,
usual, at the Baltimore depot, and could tell
whether any train would start The people connected
with the Baltimore road seemed equally ignorant But
at last by dint Of digent inquiry, II was ascertaned
that government train would start upon the Phua-
dephis Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, for Perrys-
ve opposite Hayre de Grace and upon that took pas
sage. With us some twenty Or aveeTs ineludpgone
lady and Warren LELAND ESQ., Of the metropolitan Hotel,
who goes 10 Washington upon important government
service.
Through the DIM hazy moonlight we rolled along very
slowly. You could the videtes pacing their beats all
along the line and at which place we reached
about two A ~. we touri two peonsyNann regiments
dock reaching out TO he were tw thirty
FOUNDERS stationed -Four government transports were
lying at the wharf awaiting orders 10 SAIL and all oi
them will be started for Annapolis to-day, with part Of
the troops here quaered and with the horses and pro-
visions which came with MS on the train. One OF the
hotels here-a genuine old fashioned nn--s kept by
ultra secessonist and what with the ancient booking
house, and tho upuniformed, blarkettei volunteers
marching up and down before it., the picture much re
sembed those We have seen Of old Revolutionary and
tory times
and partly in the depot-in either case having sn,y
board for bed. They anxious enough 10 get oil AMI
see some lighting They comprise the Fourth regiment,
OF Montgomery county pennsyi ivana, add Phadeipha
regiment Captain Steadman OF the Phiadeiphia Navy
Yard, has control Of the Transports here, guards
them with company OF his Jack lars, armed with cut
lasses and working three heavy howitzers.
We have no lato from Annapolis. Eight men OF
the Pennsylvania regiment there have been wounded by
caelessness in the use OF their weapons They report
plenty provisions there and good quarters Ono OF the
transports entering there Thursday came vecy near
being blown out Of water by the guns OF the Constitu
tion, because she neglected TO display her colors.
II is for travellers to this way None are
admitted on board the transports for Annapolis except
upon government business with government lsses
Tnc road through Baltimore is reported open for car
riaees, but beyond Baltimore one knows how To 60
say by rail direct to Washington others declare
yoa pedestranize for twenty miles to Annaoois
and thence go by rail TO Washington. We shall try
both chances, and report as soon as possible.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS ~ RICHMOND.

PnRyvuIE, April -, 1881.
General Lanes company guarded the Navy Yard
against attempt to burn which was expected 70 b
made by secession symrathhcrs under the guidance oT
some Of the officers that had lately thrown up their con-
missions. Several scouting expeditions into Virginia
were also undertaken by General lane One Of These
resulted in the capture of secession flag which was ri
umpbanty carried through the streets Of the capital NE
next day.
On Friday afternoon the Ksnsas company called In
body at the white Housc 10 take leave OF the Presdcnt
Colonel Vaughn, of Ieavcnworth, delivcrcd shovt
spcech the burden which that the loyal people Of
the North expected tho government 10 crush cot the
Southern rebellion at all hazards.
The President In his reply sad;-"rhs last hope o.
pcace may not have passed away. But have
10 choose between the maintenance Of the Unsop
Of these states and q the liberties OF this passou
on the hand and the shedding Of faternal blood On
the other, you need not be los which course shsh
take
Ths rcstofce Department has determined 70 msAs no
further appointments st present, uale be to sn va
tapccs.
goONrNuD ON EGBn rAeR,
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DESTRUCTION or THE GUNPOwDER AND
bush RIVER BRIDGES CONFIRMED.
BALTIMORE, April %, 1851
The report OF the destruction Of the Bush river and
Gunpowder bridges 10 confirmed.
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OUR PERRySvILLE CORRESPONDENTS.
pERssvnIE, Nd, April 27, 1851
ne Difficulties IN Paw, 10 washsnS.on--Ttpcps on tie
Woy, dc.
Your ccUesp1n TENT bss arrived here wisbcot much
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29

WAOlAC NOs SSSO.
THE WAR.
Late and nportant intelligence
from Washington.
The Federal Capital Fully Sc
cured from Attack.
Vigorous Movements of
the Government.
orders to Seize. the Road frem the
Junction to Annapolis and the
Read from Baltimore to
York. Pa.
The Road from Annapolis to Wash
imgton EGlciently Guarded.
Panic Among the Residents
OF Maryland.
Bold Coup of the Tenth Com
pany Of the Massachusetts
Eighth Regiment.
Cutting Ourt Of the Receiving
Ship Allegheny i'm Bal
timOre HarbOr.
Proposition for the Living ex-Presidents
to Act as Arbitrators between
the Two Sections.
the EXCITEMENT At the SOUTH.
THE REIGN OF TERRORISM IN VIRGINIA.
The Erection of Batteries i'm
Norfolk HarbOr.
Reported Heavy Cannonading
in the Direction of
Fortress Monroe.
Enthusiasm Among the Southern
Ladies.
The Military Movements Through
out the Country.
Arrival Of Vessels Of War and Trans
ports at this City,
&C, &C., &c.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoScoEp, N. H., April y, lsci
Our City Council has appropriated $40 900 70 Aid the
volunteers from this city.
A. Great Falls to day the churches were closed snd
mase religious meeting was held in Market square.
The Granite State Guard under orders for the war.
Zach member has been presented with rcvo,vcr bowie
knife and blanket The cit,yers lvs senhecy,oed over
$4,000 In aid Of We voluntespa
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asa scs 80 r,9n, ih9asaLd = l.rs xaNsg atsa, OF
rc~s whees Sea twelve ala :o1fteep hc sard trosvs
not i1c'vE.ag mlLy Who can eear szszs q ~ eusr-
asncy.
At nnapol's, srd Between sst po'nt and the city,
bst~c.n eight aud ten thoosasd men. iscladlnS the
rssth from New York, which expected tonight the
sixty ninth and sixth q New York.
Il < SAD that tie steamers lara three thousand
9 day at annapolis.
The only serious acc6eot that LIS occurred srong tho
troops hero was the rotanda or ths Capitol where the
ghth Massachusetts, regiment i qlsr,erea Astick Of
uskets accidentally thrown down. and three OF the
guns discharged bal passed through the right foot Of
Moses Herrck cf The Beverly company. The foot has
been amputated Captain Clarke, of the Sixth Massachu-
sests regiment received nesh wound in his from
nuske discharged by private, who fen down while on
dr.n
Several Of the Fifth and Eighth Massachusetts regi
ments injured by revovers accidentally discharged,
and have been sent home.
Great credit given General Butler for opening the
road from Annapolis ard % the Massachusetts men for
their Yankee faculty, evnced in repairpy ocomo-
tives bridges railroads. chips and steamboats, aud work
ing them when repaired Their energy and fortitude
der privatons, which with proper commissarat might
have been avoided, are greatly commended.
An effort s making obtain the appointment OF Gene
raj James Lane Major General Of the Western Division.
do think think thai will succeed General Pome-
roy and other Kansas gentlemen urged LSne upon the
President this morning.
We learn from Virginia that General Hsrney taken
prisoner at Harpers Ferry, while his way TO Wash
ngton and is prisoner Of in the hands OF the
Virginia authorities.
Is crediby reported that the Seventh New Rork regi-
men when at Annapolis, offered by their Colonel put
down reported slave ipsrrrectcn and General Butler
has returned several negroes TO their masters
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w THE GREAT vfRaI.f. =.
and no HUMBU6.--PETERs, ,rv n.Exsb,
REMEDY FOR GONNORgHHa VI. ALllsIi
CkET DISEASES This great rosrs.. All i
containing no hercnriai or Balssapr I'm Tess,
cells everything heretofore offered IN pssopsrss (
Ia curative, restorative, and rengvas;e psss
and the nitfses.l world are assonlshsa q sss,
that the above remedy viii cure A. VISA 4.
sasss, and coafoundea when they ha,. sess B,
mcus.ratious Of The facts HI. lie ~. eeEs' =
has known 81 the remedy for twan,.p.1 y.
has known Of a case Of twenty year.. , .h j. !
be restored to perfect health, and ali sSass !
ihorter duration TO BE- restored, ysitAon. -
ception, and therefore challenges anv &C.. nsis a
,rrb1 which the remedy will moi g., ~ d o.
The directions ere carried out with pru1o. p'V&s
part OF the patient; and any ore p,,reI.os "a !.
dozen bottles, and using accordingly H. ing !.
case, be guarantees a perfect cure: ana as o !.
failure, will furnish additional nra,icinHA eses
charge. to complete the cure. th,o,gb y ''ss :
md cure viii be effected wlthoc. inoh1s ssass
TO the patient. &c "a
Price per bottle, So; half da7en t-.,.
Ggpressage from Is TO 50 cts 's ~
Sold by APPERS0N Il DUprry !.
Broad street, sad o. A. STRECKER y. 80 g
Druggists, agents for the city Of Ricl,o~saaa re-
also, by NJ. A. g. G. A. SANTOS nj, w
CHAS. b. CAMPBELL and WIISnN -. = "a
LIAHS, Portsmouth. Va Az ~ VI
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AFPLEsFoR THE LApIss-We learn that an
old gentleman, from Blount county, with Il
load of fine apples, IN gong by the Baptist
Church yesterday evening, and on seeing (as
is always the case) Il large number OF our pa
triotic and benevolent ladies busily engaged
sewing, supposed II 10 be f0tior's shop,
and went and endeayorei TO sell
them his apples. The ladies informed
him that they were working for the
soldiers, and they had no money to
buy his apples. The old gentleman studied
awhile, asked If they did not get paid for the
work they were doing. They, Of course, told
him they did not; that they were working
for our brave soldiers i'll the field, and that
their object was purely a benevolent and
Charitable one. Whereupon the old man
said, "Well, l suppose you want the apples
and as You are working for the soldiers, you
can have EN- for nothing" and he generously
donated his whole load of fine apples to the
ladies MONTGOMERY Mail
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TDWIN q. BROWN,
IL MrppIEBURa, LouDous Co., Va,
Has inst received from New Orleans
jG rean,s Note and Letter PAPER.
% dozen Lead PENCILS.
II dozen tine Ivory COMBS.
Is dozen Tooth BRUSHES.
IL gross Steel PENS.
Is lbg Flax THREAD.
ALSO
OF Southern Manufacture
100 pair Gents double sole OXFORD Tues,
Which he will sell at moderate profit.
Dc Orders solicited oc H-lm*
r OOK FACTORY The subscriber respect
I : fully informs the public that he continues to
manufacture at his "RICHMOND u Z K
FACTORY all kinds of LOCKS for Bank,
Prisons, Stores, Dwellings Railroad Freight end
Passenger Oars, Ships and all other kinds of the
most superior style and finish. His mandatory
has been long established, and the werk thoroughly
tested.
seF Repairing done to Irsn Safes and Locks OF
all kinda.
Orders from any part of the Southern Confed
erscy solicited. WIN. W. SHEAD.
10th street, between Main and Cary,
oe 14-ln Richmond. Va
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asa 10 TIE VOTERS UT TIE sIYl

qae1xa TO TIE VOTERS uF TIE StNA.
sSA1"TORLAL DISTRICT NDHIN>Epug
THE 90 Il = TIL rs OF FENIIrU ANU
HANOS GR.--A.t. Williams T.. Hi,A..4l s-.,
resigned h4 .eat IA the Scsa--, fsFa ..a -.,-
District ~ thg solicitation ot nny ter' ezra
L--c;ofors of different political Partl'-. 3 L-rAg
sn.oEuce myself = caaai-s,e % ii. l-e ga-as.i.
Entirely approving wat SEEMS go . '.- p. f
sentiment, in opposition 10 = regular p6a'j. ae
vas4 IN tle present excited condition or ne pulse
mind. J Ehel, content myself wIg- iar aJn,s El.
PIE announcement, pi-oEtug 20 tL- Fl-ets # .a.
DISCREET il they shall -re 81 90 e,r,' I'VE % ss-~
wb~tever OF ability / po#sess bo:4 - l.ua at
uGayT (tscheWiug I'll party feeling "a prejudice f.
the establishment OF SoalLaTn iuI.Fr..-l.- 81,
the promotion Of TIA btst interests of our ag.t
old Commonwealth.
Sc 24-ts JNO. Il. GARNET
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a.nFE a E7EEsE ENssJksANCK2.
n 5, q r A n q 4.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, No 1875
Their new building, on Main street next door to
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.

rkurr.r 1ono oco
SI-rnITTS 40 600
q,lis o1s ;,s+;s,,+io, fos+e7.1isbea h., tho Viz
; Torislat,,ra ard in oncressenI o,erpt;or fn,,
+Ii,t - +:1-,s - ;,,s,rs in ot,, ana 60,
+ 90" Ia. ~ T,1a-3 h1, tTo oiy,c,t 49,,
a:sor %5''',,' og ,,,,'e,t,, 10Y
-, - a,, IN -, 4 o.r-oes ord riz1s -, II,
Lard ts"n - ,Il rts of The World
o. raasnnat,la 49, or T,r,.r1i,r1
tn. ,,r,, I;haraI Hoe Of tho ,,,tIio ,,o.ro,oc
hib :. ~. -, - - ~, -. -; ~ -. 80
l;rrrai an; rIrlnrt sat+emant If cisTSs which !.
- -. -, i.t r1rs,,-o - (tsorr-a
Eorn,org ,,arobo,ts ond citigo,s S.snarallv NAV,
t,rafa-3 - nrt;s a1-aaz1- ;,.,,re5 - ~ Ct
,er,, ~ - Dr. cnrrtias i, ~. Sta,a
a,iati ~ -. NJ tt ,-l~ -. tba r,i
e5! ~ SecrstrJ viii meet nror ttJin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

", JAMES LYONS, ESQ. Is a c..ss.,. J,
- represent the people of the 81 D.sHy.-.a.
posed o. the ncUu.ies Of Henrioo, iaroe.- (as-rs
City. New Kent Elizabeth City, Nsrw Z al
York, aud the eities Of Richmond and v las
burs-in the Congress Of tAe ConledsI-fs S.s.es
OC I5-tae"
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a.srr~ WE ARE req CESTfh 70 aal2 2..--
$500 that Hon. d. c. DFJAKNtfFh, ~ - -.
line, is a candidate 20 represent The i'''''
posci Of the counties OF Caroline, L'''57, 81
sylvGuia, King Ge9Ige, Stafford. o'snF-, 80 r..
&adison, snd Culpegsr, II l1e jrs' t'1s e'S ~.
Confederate States 't
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Or VA,
Riehsuond, Aug Z, 1851. :
NToTICE--H ia very desirable that all corps,
Y communities and individuals in thu State,
having ARMS OF any kild--beyond those Also
lutely necessary for their immediate use--skould
return the To this Department soon as pos
sibie that they may be oserhauled and thoroughly
repaired Address,
@. DIMM0CK. Oolonsl.
au E-ts Chief of Ordnance OF yirriniA
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W STOCK .
MILLINERY GOODS,

MILLINERY GOODS,
No 209 BROAD ST.
Having inst opened ct my new stand 2d9 Broao
street. q new and handsome supply of .
MILLINERY GOODS,
very nearly equal TO the assortment OF formef
years and bling prepared 10 receive orders tor tn
Fall trade from the city or country, would invite
the attention of nay old customers and of the la
dies generally, TO an examination of my stock:
have als5 OF hand large assortment Of BON
NET ROUCHES. Also an assortment of Black
Velvet RIBBONS, Worsted Goods for children
aad other articea not usually embraced in Mill
merry stock. ,.>..-,z
~ [ ain also prepared to furnish BONNET
FRAMES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26
EseSExI'. AIS

TTOURTa STREET HOSPITAL-rhs ladies'
z Of the First Baptist Church have procured q
Louise Oh Fourth street beyond Leigh and propose
opening il as It hospital for sick and wounded sol
diers, on Monday next. They viii be grateful fer
any supplies either of provisions clothing, from
TIE city or country, that may he adapted to the
wants OF the patients Contributions for this pur-
pose nsy be left at the hospital, 1t the of
isr. I'm. C. CAMBRIDGE l06 Broad street.
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