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to ehas.ise the parson. The parson knocked
down the unbelieving heather, and pounded
him till he confessed his belief In every article
Of JoHr wEsLyy's faith, and in Methodist
preachers generally. At'he next eiass-meetipg,
the new convert, with penien'iai aspect and
a black eve, rehearsed the story OF his CONVEX
sion. which was confirmed by the preacher,
who exclaimed with honest enthusiasm, YES
beloved. did maui the reality of religion into
his unbelieving soul.
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Hot.-The heated term is surely upon us -
Yesterday was most uncomfortably hot day.
Southerners could hardly more than stand it.
1t is not possible that the Yankees, now en-
camped on the hot. sandy beach ut Old Point,
can feel very comfortable, or be in the EN-
ioymept of excellent health" They would no
doubt enjoy the latter hugely if to DO had
So far as they are concerned, it is subject Of
rejoicing that neither July nor August are
bers vet, and that during those months the
heat is .'cumulatiYe," and not specially eondu-
Give to health in the uhaeeiimated ieioIe
this summer is out, they viii no doubt waSs -
exchange thsir present locations for the sna
dow Of the pyramids. = seat ~ an ice pA. nalS
ON the Russian Aeya, or the bottom o. k..s
mine. Old Point will be anything pat Gea'
fort to them, and they will leave - s's'' =
they would escape from Tophet,
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MILL A X Y AM
n WORKS

VIEW MIIIT RY AND OTHER
n WORKS.
Regulations for the Medical Department OF the
Army of Virginia, so cts.
Direc.ious for Cooking by Troops in Camp and
Hos pital, Csc.
Regulations for the Quartermaster's Department
of Virginia Soc.
Rules and Directions for proceedings in the Con
fed era 10 states Patent Office, Csc.
Instructions for officers and Men, Commits ions ed
officers of Cavalry on Outpost Duty. By Lieut.
man Legion, with an abridgement Of them, by
Lieut. Col. the Hon. 2. Ponsonby, 18th Light Ora
goons, just published from the London edition.
price so cents by mail. postpaid
Large additions to the stock OF stationsry nave
lust be zen made. }. W. hANDVLIn,.
ie 29-lt II naIn 81
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Patriotic Community.
SeorrsvILLg, ALBEaaeLB COUNTY, VA,
- In, lAhl

June 81, 1861.
Seott.yiile. and the surrounding commute
ty. have rolled up longer list OF soldiers
than any place OF the same size In sEgiaia.
Ma ior Henry CAN'T, some weeks since, got up
company Of Us, wnieh - Row a. xne G ssa, %
This morning, Capt. J. &. Hill, formerly
merchant Of your ci,y. ieft ouf towp Tor the
same destination, with a company Of 81, max
ing about 200 we'll drilled soldiers .aas Las
lnat the counties OF AiDemarle, fihyann;.
and Eucking ham are within stcne,s tnIoW,
OF our small town, toniy 100 ana
We are, therefore. indebted 70 vac wv au1 ".
cent countls. fore kyrnhsr Of orr men. 81, :
srs "a. ;;.sss night, ''sna 1--WE sas ss ~
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F,,.ord.r,y Hes.s.--Nancy Petit was ar
-k,nsd befors the Mayor yesterday on the
.Gniaint Of Mrs. Meyer, who charged her
ID keeping disordsrIy house on I'd street.
u p ia the relict Of the Iate umbrella
tLa, who. previous 20 his death, taught her
=: tod nv which she has since continued
support herself and child. In considers
AN Of this fact, and the further one, that the
ssorder complained Of was not very extern
ave. the Mayor no doubt let her OH, as sne
id not accompany the other prisoners 70
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SMALL PACKAGES FOR SoLDiEks'--A reso' u' .o
Introduced into the Convention yesterday
and passed, requesting the railroads to con-
yev free of charge, small packages for the
soldiers. We are informed by Mr.. w. a.
Drscas. an officer on the Orange ard Alex
anaria Railroad now in this city, that for some
time mast. that road has not charged soldiers
for the trans tation of such packages TINS
is creditable 70 the road and We hope its ex-
ample will be generally followed. The PACK
ages alluded TO are mostly presents OF things
for the comfort OF the soldier in sickness, the
gifts OF generous persons and friends, ahe
ought to have a free transit TO him.
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On ThursSay, yuns s1ss 9 ~ inc V Is H,as E6ss
v CAUIPIELD aud Mr THOMAS "a l. p''a
Of this city. ots.sa eopv
w .a,esday. 2sth June, at the resid.sse u
on hs.sher' In Dipwiddie county, Va u
t Rsy j r finley. D. D.: Dr. JUSS y etIh
81 Brnnswick county. and Miss sMmA 8. "iAh'
- - aah,.r AZ w 6iil, Esq
49, pa,.rsbuvg Express please copy.
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APFARs Is NoRTHWEsTERN NIRdINIA.-A
special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette,
dated Grafton, Va, j une 20, gives Northerh
view of matters in that sectlo
came back from Philllppi TINS evening;
Communication is beginning TO be threatened
between Grafton and PhdIlppi. Mounteu
parties sent out last and Tuesday nights 10
engage the enemy's pickets, We're nreo upon
Tuesday night by an ambuscade OF the enemy,
which instantly retreated. Last night large
uartv drove in the pickets, and then sent Tor
ward Elk Speaker Gordon, late private IN the
gth Indiana Regiment, now Major OF the u
: Army. and Horace Bell, hoping to draw
out the enemy. These men, altogether un-
supported, rode up until the enemys camp
| sentries fired. They returned the fre.
After large number of shots were ex-
| changed, which the darkness kept from being
| effective they challenged the enemy to come
| ont. aud perfect war OF words ensned. The
! enemy couldn't be coaXed out. Inc party
! found the grave of Martin, of the l4th Ohio
| Regiment, who was shot two days ago, while
| scouting, and made arrangements 10 oiihS TIE
body in to night. -
| Another scout of the Six teenth Ohio Regi
| ment was shot yes terday The body was seen
| to be inside Of the rebels pickets
Griffin, who was thought killed at the same
| time with Martin, has returned. be had TAI
| len from his horse, but managed TO escape
| Skulking rebels are firing on our soldiers, ana
especially on the scouts, cons tantiy. ,' Oniy
| two, however, are known to have been killed.
| as vet Our forces are i'm patient for permis-
| sion to retaliate on the rebels fire from the
| bushes, without calling for halt or making
| any attempt TO capture r. .o;,, .rvo
| < scout returned to-day, after oeing IVY
| DAYS inside the enemy's pickets al their ad-
| vauced camp, near Bennington, Is mites Iroil u
Phillippi, he saw five pieces OF aruiieiy' au Ia
| Is confident their force IS not over -'ooo. ny
| learned they expected five regiments-t"o OF
| Sonth (yarolinians, two of Iennesseeahs' anu
| ons of Virglnians under Wise, to-day.
| The rebels are still in force at beverley
Unttonville, and Cheat Mountain Gap;
| Our position at Phiiiippi Is splendialy ior'
| t6ea An attack one side or the olhei
| must come soon Our troops can naroiy OF
| held back. Capt. Benham, OF the Engineer
IIorns. is in command OF the Eigh tn and Tenth
Indiana Regiments ..,,,,,; :,
1t is expected that tonight teiegraphi'
communication with Cumberland Will b'
opened again. Nothing further Is known
about the loss on either side at the burning
; | the Piedmont bridge. The rebels there sup
| posed they had relieved Romney.
The position of the Zouaves at Cumberland
is Thought to be extremely hazardous.
Rebel scouts are found within ten miles Q
our lines here, on the road 10 Gum beriand
9 This is thought to Indicate considerable Iorc
0 in that direc ton TO be near. Hines, OF lndi
annapolis has been appointed aid to Genera
Morris, vice Col. Hascah
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We1come Visitstioa.--One q the most re-
freshipg, as well one of the most neeessar ::
showers that we have had for SIX months pas
was that of yesterday evening whicn CANT ne
down heavy and fast for an hour or more, ~ "
the perfect disgruntlement OF the sus' W. NC
light of the people and young ducks. we ne
yer saw more liqnefaction IN the s'0'''' e'
tsrs &c. in a given space OF time.
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Horses for President Daeis.--A pair OF sio :
CANT horses, presented by Sen. floyo anu
few other gentlemen to the Ptsaident' were Ga.
pec,ed to arrive in Richmond YESTERDAY ir"n'
Wytheville. They were purenased irona I'M ~,
William Gibboney, of Wythe county. Aney
are said to be an exact ma'ch' ynun Thar
finely formed, and of blood-Da! co'0f'
cost $1,000.
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personat.-Among the arrivals in the cry
were II. +. Browne Baltimore T..
NJ. Field, Norfolk +. s. Stewart, A.nngaon
W. B. Johnston, Macon, Ca; T. u Ml!ier, a.
r Cammack, n. o.; Saml Eairoanks, nls''
W. L. Wickham, st. Louis; Capt. ": u Dun-
A. Alex. Calf, Sculptor, Norfolk.
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Mustered h.-Company T, Captain Cum
ningham, 104 men, were mustered INTO the
service of the State by Inspector General
Baldwin, yesterday. The company intends tt
ioin Col. ,iilhaln's Regiment Wise Legion anc
are forming apother company.
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Dangerously M-It wus said Yesterday thar
mo ocnd,t;on of Mr.. John Lindsey, shot on
Wednesday by Henry Cooper, was not SO ia
rorahle a. il had been, ard that the weather
Sso,sedly against the chances of his reco-
rsry Cooper will be before the Mayor again
,o'dav. 10 be examined for committing the
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Inso,ent Darkey.-Charlotte, slave, was
orr;ed before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with throwing stones at the house of Richard
+, Cooke. and being insolent to his wife, and
being proved guilty, was ordered to be whip
nod
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Sutler.--We have been requested to state
that a sutler is greatly needed at Yorktown
Some honest man, who does not aspire to MAKE
himself rich on the poverty OF the solder
wnnld be cordially welcomed there.
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Goae.-The Fifth Louisiana Regiment oil
o,,,nteers Col Hunt, one thousand strong,
left their camp at Fairfield yesterday, and
star,ed at 4 o'clock for Yorktown via railroad
Twenty cars suajeed to accommodate the men
and their baggage.
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Ritbmunn Dispatfb.
MORNING. JUNE 20: ,ss,

1as- Oar attentive Reporter furnished the
proceedings Of yesterdays session of the
Convention. bat that body not having ad-
iourned until 10 P. NJ, we are compelled to
defer their publication till Monday.
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Arrival Of Sotdiers.-A fine company OF
Infantry under Capt. Abbott, so men, arrived
in Richmond via Danville Railroad yesterday,
from ApponattoX county.
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aTTENTION. CITIZENS Oh

X CHl'RCH AND Union HlLLs.-A 4
meeting OF the citizens of Church and Union
His will be held THIS EVENING, at 8
o. e,ock at the hall OF Company 60, TOT Inc -
nurposs of forming Military Company, TO Dc 81
tached to Major Ellis battalion. This baitallo.
will serve in or near Richmond, and not De sem
away unless circumstances actually demand =
Full PARTICULARS will be given by the Commute
at the meeting. 10
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NEW York SrocK MARKEr--A New for

NEW YORK STOCK MARAEf-A We" Ioik
paper of w ednesday last says:
There was no salient feature in the stock
market yesterday. With moderate amount
of activity, the market showed an increaseo
tirmness. and in some cases advanced quota
rions were established. The absence OF unfa-
yorapie adyiees from the seat OF war, ana the
c,aTrers re:ncrs Of an attempt On the part OF
the Oen federate leaders TO arrive at some pa
ais of arrangement with the Federal Govern
ment. had an encouraging influence upon
operators, and there was more 0sPo.
| sition 10 take lines for the rise. t4o
advance, however, in prices OF shares
| was not i'm portant. and at the close OF sn &c
| call the buoyaney was lost. RoTder state
stocks had an ad yancing tendency, TINS shoF -
| buying freely, under the fear that Inc Supply
viii be materially reduced by the closing .!
| the uiiaois AUDITORS office until the IoLn "
| July. There are also some orders neFe from
c,tiyans OF the Border States, who nave con
faance in the ultimate value OF the BONUS -
The largest advance was in North oarot hn ~.
| Which approved 81 per cent, under parchase'
OF oniy 81 o0o selling al BOB, against % Ser,sI
day. Tennessees improved per esa''; ~
| g.nias IL, aud Missoaris ! per cent. TIVE
were weak, however, n the close.
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ne Read: Read! -,

Auwheh have fine Manufacturing Tobacco. wiz
consuit n cir own interest by prizlng 1t and send
portion Of it to market, AZ this is the proper
season 20 put it up, and 1t WIN eommahu sooT
" q 90 90 1tx MANUFACTURER.
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A. p..:..-.. Heyx.--A eolored denisen o.
no na. na,asa Columbia Anderson, VINO
Msncnes's sas.ra the Mayor dozen times for
has Desh Os's .hs hsd no business !. e.. IN Rich
being .n sa s. .us by the watch Thar,day
mond' was -. aId charge, having besn found
night ~ "a .round the forbidden precincts.
mssnosI.Ss. cnlambis. was indaotsd into tho
Mayor. saa ass,. u: .s. sa..
she hsA "chsssssne'a rins, ,.s s oiaeiea =
eolPo s" hsr 70 kssg away from town.
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F.rrtrY OF LINCOLN AND SEWARD " hH'e
bsen informed that Hon. John M. oahoiuse'
formerIv a member of Congress from Lo"isi-
ana lately visited Maryland to remove MS
children lwho were at school there lie pass
ed through Washington, and took occasion 10
call ON Mr.. Seward, for the purpose OF ass"r-
ing him that if he relied on there being any
Union party in Louisiana, he was leaning on
a broken reed.
Mr.. Sandidge informed the Secretary that
unionism there was dead and buried and could
never be resarrected. Mr.. Seward introduc-
ed him to President Lincoln, to whom Mr..
! Sandidga made a similar statement. The
President replied that it might be, and no
doubt was SO; but that if the South was uni
| ted, the North was no less united, and that
| he was determined, at every cost, to replace
| tn. power of the Government where 1t had
| been oyerthrown.
So the Washington Adm inistration admits
! the unaumity of the Southern people, ano
| this interview is but another proof thar II Is
| bent on subjugation and madly rushing on u
| It's ruin.
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GUERILLA wAa.-The agent Of the Northern
Associated Press teiegraphs from Wheeling
June 18th :-"Parties who have come in TO-
night from the interior counties represent THEM
to be ia a state OF guerilla war. Great ark
| iety is felt here"
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xe- Gov. PIcxsss, OF South Carolina, has
changed his headquarters 10 Columbia, the
State Capitol, IS We learn by telegraph. He
has arrived in that town.
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Scholarship among Politicians.

In England, scholarship is common, if not
indispensable, among statesmen; in America
quite the reverse. Six Of the present British
Cabinet were frst-cass men Of Oxford, ana
there are four other Oxford men IN the oaoi-
net be; ides, who did not, however, graduate
with first honors. Thus, out OF the siA'eeh
noblemen and gentlemen comprising the oaol-
net ten are Oxford men.
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LOCAL MATTBx0.

Aaaer.-Thi. passion produces aoou'
much mischief to the human race az any o'n1 =,
Of which we are cognizant. openser mas wei
sa;d i, fn,I MANY mischiefs follow cruo'
wrath Anger is, however, like an oTeI-
loaded gun, it produces effects OF ie'ei,iDs
nature at either end. Except oao "hsnss,
,rs;ch nv the way, is one Of the main causes
Of wrath. it is the most prolific source OF trou-
BILE. AS the poet says:
"There is not in nature .o
A thing that makes a man 50 oeioiA " So
. doth intem nerate anger"
II was the latter description of the article
that induced Charles II. Jenkins to assault,
Mound, ill.reat and bang Joseph Clayton IN
Violent manner; and as the latter individual
declares much TO his personal discomht. hao
not anger been about, the irate jenkins mao
not nut himself 10 peril of the law by damag-
inc CIayton's countenance. Had he peen
ouiescent, the police would not have sought al
occasion to make his acquaintance and orins
him before the Mayor, as they did yesterday
Had anger not possessed him, the Mayor couiC
not have been called on to insert his oody ln''
the CITY Jail for safe-keeping, in default o.
5000 bail till the next Grand Jury term OF tn
Hastings Court
ANGER melted Edward Vaerge to make
| persouaI demonstration of warllke natur
against the bodies Of Leon Friedman and al
batter half The law melted the Mayor to de
mand surety for a non repetition Of the Of
| fence, and failing, the defendant went dow
| with jenkins.
| Anger melted Andrew Ford to the perform
| ancc of sundry movements of his dig'ts oefor'
the nose of William McParr. 1t also cause
| him to utter certain words construed by MIC.
| ~ tearing
| attack on his az atomy, solicited the interior
ence of the police, who soon crossed the For
whose turbulence had caused him so mue
nneasiness. The Mayor sent down the thir
victim OF anger in default of $50 surety =
his good behavior. The cultivation OF NEE
and forgiving disposition affords such "a
opportunity for the display Of human ingelh
ity. that it is to be regretted SO few go into u
business.
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DEATH OF CaIgF JusTtog.--uhief Justice
Storrs, o. Connecticut, died on the 2hth June,
aged 81 xty .six years.
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pRIyaTF +. =. GIBBE

- PRIVATE +: ;. EIBB ES, ui 1H'
1 Virginia Life Guard Viii ie af,e 4
Landing, Monday morning, July list. ANY let,
ters or small packages for the Company, wiii
be- delivered by him, If left at the office OF the
Union Sewing Machine Company TO-DAY.
a 3a-ltE
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Paupssr, yxsy-Ths.w arlington CORES
pouasnt of the Cincianah Gazette aispa .cnes
that - the GoyernmsItfor prndsntlal reasons
wanLi not permit accounts OK tns patus NJ
Vienna TO be sent on
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WANTS.
For other Wants." see First Pdgs.1


xxrANTED-Everyo officer and Soldier to kEer
w that they can get IA CAMP BED TO ian
longer than Lincoln's Seven Year War: to 10 Z
40 Smaller, TO weigh less: that cannot be hrokft
nv weight, packing or using; that contains =
S1rins Pillow, Pistol aud Watch Case, made 4
Hickory and Ash Lumber. and warrant 10 Isss
At Z. GATHRiGHT's, Governor street os.we,.
Main and Franklin, together wi all the var1osa
ff@ss price than any other house. a
Having secured the exclusive right To ma ff
Dr. Tnos. H. williams Self Acting Canvas Fol, Il
ing CAMP BED, surgeon g y. Army, wouiu IS
.pectfully call the attention Of all who may
IN want Of Camp FurnituI t. call aud see ihetr
mat Will give entire sais on, AZ the Doctor u,
red All others IN the hospi ais, ana no otn
will answer. Colonel s Mcsams, OF 'ne ~
,sorgla Regiment, and Major OF Inc htn1
aIso has ono ut his camp near Williamstuf1
winch he highly recommends 10 his bTntnei q
c.rs Two Of the above Beds have been sh,rp
I, Man ,as junction to Or Williams anu
ipscomp. Lieut.. Third Re giment south Carol, !,
V6tun,eeIs, W 40 recommend thsm ana say IL
n other will answer The camp purpose.
Call aud see them, as they need no other reg 2
men ndatIon. Be sure to call at i. CAT
hlGHrs whe her on want one or mol. r ,sa,m
tan ge' the IN at a distance by wiring LOT tnem
Warranted or money refunded. Now hsvihth
large lot oil the above made, we viii seli mn, thS
WASTEb- -Four good CABINET MAKERS
naiI js 2e-tk
uYANTED-KBAD THls.-A gentleman In 4
w of the Governmental Dapartmsnts wtr
BOARD for a small family, in plea SAINT locall'
where there is well or sprlns OF pure ~atrn
40 objections to go one mile from me eapitot
Address TEN nessee,' at this office, stamns 8
oallty, nc. -
yxrANTED-Two good DRUMMEks, ioi
w 9Th Regiment South Carolina yoluntet
Full RACES will be given for No. pramm
| Apply OF T. j. ELF0R,
Also-A good COOK. le "a,
| yITANTED.Ihe ciuzeas to gather up ~
w old PEWfER. such as =, !, Britannia nsn5as pn
PURPOSES. for which the bgsss 4 ps sSsA pil
Richmond Lock Factory, 10th ct.
| ,s2a-ts Between Main and Car
yYTANTED-By Lady of several ears eN
| w rieuce in teaching, 81 1ati9h as hAo
| of the English branches, and Music on the flty
| salary not so much an object As a Pleas
| some. Address Lilly" fredericksburg =.
| Otiee. 10 -
"ANT ED-Two good MUULDkRs-nt i.
| w plate or house work preferred. None /.
men Of good character and competent W WeFp s
hf is as sffts'0 At Richmond Stove Worts
WAIVED HIRE-A good COOK. Altf
w good WASHER and IR0NER. Apy pc
| having one will please apply Immediately OF
| street next door to the Spotswood ho'sl'
| je 2s-2t* -- -
WANT D-laMEDIATELY-M to II
w ~ Co. cGst' and fAA'4 BEERS poINpExTE,
WaNTED-A WET NURSE, \ IpRBtfyc e.
s Pets sd street bet. Canal aud sytd :;
IXYANTED-To hire C.hORgp BOY to (,
w Of errands, VIM IRA sM ME- ~
10 2s-ts --- - ~ ~ a.A y
i WANTED-HAN pS.To ma make si i yS Ss On
.at KENT, PAINE n
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p. SPECIAL NOTICE -Members OF
az the JACKSON GUARDS are ordered =
to report themselves at headquarters THIS
SATURDAY. EVENING at o,eloek. III
IL PITS H. B. DICKINSON, Capt. W
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BUCKLES, SPURS, &c.--Juet received,
- 4Ov gr9ss ROLLER BUCKLES, assorted-34,
rs, aud Il Inch.
so cards Timed and Plated SPURS, assorted.
50 Smiths VICES, assorted Bench aud ParalIef-
so ANVlLS, az orted sizes and qualities.
~ pair. smiths BELLOWS, assorted
1900 pairs TRACE GRAINS, assorted lengths, &c
$50 pairs BREAST do.
20 NJ genuine q. d. PERCUSSION CAPS.
6dozen Copper Pc " DER FLASkS
loo kegs HI hRsE and MULE sdOES, assorted.
1900 lbs Griain's and b. HORSE NAiLs, ass d.
AXLtS, assorted II, ", II, ., 1t, -, SIN
MANILA ROPE, assorted, 3, I. }, !, Ia II, -
and IL.
COTTON ROPE, for Tents, assorted. 20 In
For sale by shITH, hhuDhs q W.,
NO. Il feAfi sttect.
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fsyste,AI Yorx or TgxsEsssR.-The omciai
- - al Tsnnes sss gives : majority for sepA-
rstlon u - Ala The vets was ths largest asax
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0RRENT.-rhe nndar.ivnad " h

~ FOR ENT.-The Hndersigned W il
;a his COTTAGE, situated on grove Road
- all the FURNITURE and SERVANTS
place is about two miles from the city, u
beautiful road, contaius four aeIes ofAand,
Il we'll stocked with vegetables
II " ill also rent the TOBACCO FACTORYI
aled ON Main street, heretofore occupied n
This building will serve admirably Tor b
or store house. For tsrms, apply to Ko A
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~ Wl0WAM to morrow SUNDAY
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tribute OF respect to Brother II LawEsBa
Logan Tribe, No. l, Baltimore, Nd.
Members OF sister Tribes, in good standid
requestedto unite with us
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