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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Afdtrs in Rockingham.

HARRIsosBrRg, Va, May 9, 1851.
-. A calm, determined spirit is depicted upon
the couu tenapces of Our people to stand BY
the flag OF Virginia, in this the hour of her
peril and tribulation. Nothing of the yapid
excitement we read of in the Northern sensa-
ton papers--no frothy exeitemsnt-hut the
calm, inflexible determination of 4 free peo-
pie to be forever free. Such people are a
dangerous people TO an enemy No danger of
sacrifice of the honor of the South from
such hands.
Our town Is quiet, and the numbers gone to
war have contribu ted to make so. Business
has dwindled down to an insignificant figure
Garland Dunn, gentleman of high re-
spectability, committed suicide by hanging
on Thursday morning last at his residence
at the foot of the noun tain dividing Rock
fngham and Greene counties. He lived Just
inside of Greene county. He was near sixty
years of age.
Men from here are yet vending their way
to Harper's Ferry. A large party 60 tonight
another tomorrow night, and another on
Wednesday morning. Success to the brave
who defend their homes and firesides from
tyrannical invader.
The vote on the Secession Ordinance will
be unit 10 this county. l have not heard of
single dissenting voice.
The message of President Davis is highly
commended here. PEN.
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$4,000 WORTH
II l. Il g A ~ T y X Y g Q Q d g I,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence Of the general fnancia derapge-
ment thr0ug hout the ntry, we have determi ed
to sell off our superior and desirable stock Of
r Y q 0 . d ),
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business IS soon
as possible. 49,. H., .. n,,,.
COST, from paper Of Needle w to the RICE RST
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large ard complete, consisting Of
Table DAMAsk,
Linen sHEETING,
Pillow Case LiNRNS
TOWELS. HUCKABACK, &c., &c.
Splendid assortment OF
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and oil the latest styles of French and English
Fac RIGS
for Ladies' and Childreu's Dresses for Spring.
Winter and Summer.
EMBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFS.
sHAWLS, CLOAKS and MANTLBS
sHIRTINGS and SHEKTINGs.
=, FLANNELs and BLANKETS, of every descrip.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOASAZlNES and BLACK ALPACAS
Large stock Of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
hT Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. K. PARKER CO..
14s Main street, Eagle Square.
N. bail persons Indebted to as will pl ease
call and settle their accounts without deIay As
nh s-ts a. <. P. CO.
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
1He West-Spirtt II Hardy and Pendteton.

%, MOOREFIELD, aprii 20, 1901.
oid hardy is ali right. This morning she
started thirty beeves towards Winchester as a
present Tor the soldiers. We have two com
p@hies OF volunteers in this town, one OF fifty
men ana the other CT about forty, and bo tn
ming up rapidly. Petersburg town ten
mi'es ABOVE here, also in this county, has a
company OF rifles numbering seventy men,
fans' u, 40 rendieto county. has two eom
companies are all composed OF the very fiower
q The country ny We have In our company,
!tiaIay hiues,l three legal gentlemen. three
physicians, some two or three merchants md
sons OF all the wealthy farmers around here.
such spirit OF resistance have never sean.
or heard OF among any people not wild eY.
element, but calm, dignitisd, and firm de-
poi tment is TO be seen on all sides Our wive.
talk 10 Us as calmly, and make PREPARATION
for our departure a. cheerfniiy " II we were
bound on pleasure excursion. remarked
North could whip Virginia. me" said shs
.'for. II ths North invade as. the women viii
nsht ~ well 40 the men" ! verify bslisye
this would be the case II II were necessary.
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The STANTON SHoBNAKERs.-The Boston
Journal recently published q statement TO the
effect that several Northern shoemakers who
had been employed in sStaunton, Va, were
driven away from the place after being i'm
prisoned, etc. Mr.. q. :, Raymond, late fore
man OF the Staunton Shoe Factory, who is
also Il New Highlander, has the honor TO refute
this gratuitous SANDER. He publishes card
in the Journal, in which he says that the
party referred to "were not interiered with
in any manner at Stanton, but we're perfect
ly tree to go away or remain, as they choose -
1t seems that they preferred TO leave and went
Through the entire route without any mo.
lest.tion VIII, tayer
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a S23 T. W IL D.-Ranaway, on the
81 2sth of March, WOMAN, named NANCY
I'm whom purchased of II. stern, Of this city
EM~She is Of medium size, rather spare made
-A-k.A of a ginger bread color; bss dithdeut
look when spoken to; is % years old has blister
scar on her neck. She was cold last Oh ris.ma- at
the sale Of VIM. Andrews, deceased, nine miles
above the city. She may now be in that neigh
b0rhood, or near Slash Cottage. as she has a mo-
Their living at Mr. VIM. Wins, near that place,
In Hanover county. She was hired TO hr. Samuel
Allen, or this city, last year, and has husband
hired TO Mr.. Ballard, Of the Exchange Hotel, by
the name OF DJiphius. will pay the above re-
ward II delivered to me In Richmond.
S-1wA r b. WOODWARD
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~ Bakers Premium Bitters.-.Are you
Dyspepticf II so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
BlTTERs. They are the only panac for disease
Do you suffer from Constipation. want Of Appetite
to cure each and all Do You feel feeble, debili-
tated rest ess At aight, and incapacted for bust
uess BAKERS BITTERS win invigorate you,
,ystem entice the drowsy god to your pillow, re
fresh your slumbers, give you an sxuberanos OF
spirits, that will make the labors OF the day al
mere pastime. Vegetable in their properties, and
prepared with skill. they are adapted to the cur.
Of all diseases Of the stomach and bow and act
with electric rspidity upon the blood and liver
gists. NH l--ts
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Election Riots in Newfoundland.

PICToU, n. s., May 6.-Grest election riots
have prevailed in Newfoundland. The tels-
graph line was taken charge of by the mob
last week, so no particulars were receivei.-
Two were Killed and thirteen wounded The
mob would not allow men to repair the lines
in the several districts where the riots pre-
vailed. The participators were disfranchsed
by the Governor. So far as / know the Con-
servatves were successful.
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ARRIVAL OF MISSISSIPPI Troops Five com
panies OF volunteers, averaging one hundred
men, from Mississippi, reached Lynchburg
yesterday MISUNDERSTANDING Rides, Can't
Reynolds; the Town Greek Rifles Capt w
g. Bromley; the Magnolia Rifles, Capt. Da-
Wis; the Beck Rifles, Capt w. ID. Beck; and
the Cherry Creek Rifles. They form part
of three regiments on their way to
Virginia from Mississippi, aud are under com
maud of the gallant Col. Barksdale, former
member OF Congress from Mississippi, Lieut.
Col Boone, and Major Humphreys Nearly
all OF the men are supplied with the most ef-
fectiye arms, and Tor soldierly bearing and
fine physical appearance cannot be surpas sed
by any troops in the world The other Dor.
ton OF the troops from Mississippi are hourly
expec ted.-Lyach6urg Republican.
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RALEIGH Percussion CAP FACToRY.-Owip9
to the skill of Professor Emmons in making
the composition, and, the mechanical dexteri.
ty OF MIR. Charles kuester in using it for the
requisite purpose We shall have as much of
that article so essen tial in war percussion
caps, as we may need. We have seen a spec.
men of the caps, and they fully answer the
end i'll view. Prof Emmons has also suggest
ed the mode of manufacturing any quantity
OF the right sort of powder. This is a begin
ming of en- terprises by Souther people to sup
ply themselves with those things for which
they have been 80 long dependent on their
Northern enemies. We shall expect to gee
tannerirs, mtnufIctorias of leather, of cloth.
of hats, and every req uisi te for the CONT fort
and necessities of life springing up all over the
South.-Rai. Register.
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BOARDING

DRIVATE o 4 ID MOON ROSS b.
l. TWEEN 18TH ANO 18th SrREETS.-Av very
large and desirable Room on the first floor SUIT A.
bic FOR d gentem and wife, and two rooms for
single gentlemen. my e-6t+
l(OAkDl <G.-l have several pleasant Rooms
~ vacant, suitable for families Seighborhood
pleasant, and convenient to business In the city
Apply at the Carlton House, on 18th between
Broad and Marshall SITS. Several DAY BOARD
ERS can also be accommodated.
ap 30-2wt MRS Bash
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This article IL prepared from the water OF tn
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, BY 4
careful and scientific method OF evaporation
whereby all Of the mineral Ingredients and medi.
cinal properties Of the water are retaiu ed In 1t
impaired. Call and procure a pamphlet of our
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof SAMUEL
JACKSON, Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia, and also twenty other Physicians Of emf.
hence, testifying to Its efficacy In various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER 10 kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE BAKER and <. T. RoBISsos,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
p. ECHOLs 4 SONS,
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The ZoUAvR RsGIaEsT.-The bill providing
for Regiment of Zouaves, in the Army of the
Confederate States, is as follows
The Congress of the Confederate States of
America do enact that there shall be added to
the military establishment of the Confedera te
States, one regiment of Zouayes, to be COM
posed OF one Colonel, one Lieut.. Colonel one
Major, and ten companies ; and each company
shall consist OF one Captain, one LIST Lieut. ,
two I'd Lieuts., one Sergeant Major, one T. uar-
terlnasters Sergeant, four Sergeants, and
eight Corporals, and ninety priyates ; and to
the Regiment there shall be attached one
Adjutant and a Quartermaster, to BE- select
ed from the Lieutenants, and one Assista
Surgeon shall be appointed for the Regi-
ment, in addition to those already author
iZed by law for the medical department -
The monthly pay of the officers of the regi-
ment of Zouaves shall be the same as that of
officers OF Infantry, of the same rank. The
allowances shall also be the same as those
provided by law for officers of Infantry and
the Adjutant and Quartermaster shall recei se
ten dollars per month in add ton to their pay
as Lieutenants. The monthly pay of the en-
listed men OF said regiment of Zouaves shall
be as follows ergeant Major and Quarter
masters Sergeant. 500 Sergeants sI7; Cor
porais, S13, and PR 'ates &ll each, together
with the same rationS and allowances for
clothing as are received by all other enlisted
men.
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NOTlCE.-At meeting of the BOARD OF
~ COMMISSIONERS to audit and settle Mali.
tary and Naval expenditures incurred in the de-
fence Of the State held al Richmond city, this 18th
day OF May, 1851, the following Instructions were
ordered TO be Published for information
In all cases of charges by Railroads other in :
ternal lmprov enc nts. more shall be allow ed
than is legal according to the Code of Virginia
s64 chapter 81, section rs. in those to which
said provision of law applies, aud the certifyin
officer shall state in his certificate.
This Board viii allow charge by any keeper
Of an ordiusry or house Of prlvate entertained
for any officer privae en- route for or at place
OF rendezvous Or service, az higher rate than Is
cents per day, and for less time in proportion
unless under eXtraordn nary circumstances.
BY order of the Board,
nv 9-d2taw3t1 J. BELL BIGGER Clerk
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE. co.,
RICHMOND, May sh, 1891. (
nINIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have
~ THIS DAY declared a dividend of eight per
cent out Of the prohs of the last six mouths,
payable TO the stock holders snd af:er the 18th
inst my s-tl5M1 !. H. MONTAGUE Sec
nIVIDEND MOTTO E.-The s.nrd Of Dirsc.
~ tors Of the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
lhsU RANCE COMPANY have declared a divi-
dend, out of the profits Of the Company for the
SIX months ending the LIST instant of raS PER
cBsr, payable to the Stockho lders, or their leg
entstives. on and after the 10Th Inst until
my 3-dtl5M WIN. WILLIS, JK Sec'y
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs In Monroe

SWEET SPRINGS, VA, May 2, 1851
Old Monroe is all right-secession is in the
ascendancy. Confederat and Palmetto flags
are floating at every pubic place in the coun-
ty. Monroe Will go for secession oyerwhelm-
ingly. The County Court has appropriated
$40. 900 for war purposes. a large outhern
flag, nine yards by fifteen, is to be cree ted at
the Red Sulphur Springs to-day. There are a
few who condemn secession as a Democratic
measure. II it IS a charac teri>tic peculiar 10
the Democratic party to stand up fer the
rights of the South, for equality and indie
pendence, thank my God that have'e yer
been an adherent to the principles of that
party; but rejoice in the fact, that there is
TOO much patriotism in the South for secss-
sion to detine a party measure.
Col. John NJ Rowan and Col. Wilson Live
ly are our candidates for the Leg stature
They are for firgnid's going into the Sou tn =
ern ConfeGeracy. W.
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CTELLMANN, HTNRICHs - CO.


CTELLMANN, HINRICHs 4 CO.,
~ IMPORTERS OF
HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
No. q HANOVER SrRaBr,
BALTIMORE,
Have now on hand, purchased by one of the firm
$50 cases Ladies' HOSIERY, Of every descrip-
400 cases Mems Unbleached and Mixed HALF
SO cases Mem. white HALF HOSE
Is ca,es Mems White and UnbisAehed Lisle
70 cases Children's Cotton no 4. all varieties.
20 cases Mrn's Cotton and Li.le GLOVES.
IS cases case. asdls' Ladies. su,. sG ..
and Merlno kT--embractng every va
rietyot German and English Hosiery.
cases French C1EPE
10 cas o. Madras HDKFs
Is cases Easlish r R HDkfs:
IL eases Patent fHKtAD' Harris make
A large assortment of CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing every article In that line.
AGENCY PoR
Coats, Claras, and Green Daniels sPOOLs.
WileYx Bradloy superior SKIRTS.
American Pin Company PINS and HOOKS and
shTs; Swine SILK, sfo6s siIK. BUT.
All Of which viii be sold as low as In any mar
OLLINs' IN1TITUTE.-Tnis ln.iiiais mas
ing session win open On the srs. wRDSEsDAY
In Jnns, and continue to the frat Wednesday In
OF excitement, In the midst Of the mountains, and
enjoying the advantages Of fne mineral waters,
il offers to young ladies peculiar Inducements in
composed Of i've gentlemen and three ladies' -
charge FOR board and tuiticn in all branches, in
cluding Music, s2sS i,hout Music, sise: Apply
10 the superintendent for Circulars, Botetou ri
Springs, Va. Accommodations aEe afforded for loo
young ladies.
mys-sws CHAs. L. COOKE, sup't.
COLDEN's WINDOW SHADE DEPUF,
NJ $50 BROAD STREET.
Having disposed Of my old stock Of Shades ~
auction. | nave Just opened large aud beautiful
800 Cold border saA rs. only 7sssn,s, with az.
600 aoid and Velvet. p. 90. worth 500;
200 Gold and Velvet Centre, ti.7s, very rich;
20 sla Psn 81 ss:
fsrent scenery, st the low price Of ~ worth
loco FiRE SCREENS, a. Is cents each;
800 WINDOW CORN ICES, from IS cents % ss ~;
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS, eli
Ta,Ai &: .n B., ys ags sahs.H ss window
pot Of lap Esm n N doLpRs' sas sro sa' ). Cs'
a HLAih { 90. have On hand ssvsrSi
vi. choice S eraaS. q wu,svvv
such a. L. Bumysrdnsr Co., summsrdsan gen
aine Bourbon. direct froa the manufactured In
WAYT's PIsE RYE AND wVgAr wHIsKsr
OF all tns above brands, We hRSs Il from one Ia
avs years old.
All who wish pure article, win do veil TO give
them call.
Richmond. March Is. lsG uhns~
CLATE kOOflNG, kc.-Ths srSssri6sr i
= PREPARED 70 90 SLATE KoofiSa. in he s.s =
manner. with Backiagham (yA.l Slate, q = Ga
Be saasfs sSGt \: vim also %, 9. aurTA
Old SLATE ROOFS win be rspsirsd e shart no.
Tee; snd All his work viii be wsrmntsd. Ne 90.
itcits pahlic patronage. PATRICK Kahn,
ap G-1ms Corner OF sth nnd Cary ats
MOUNTAIN LINZ AND HAY.
80 hhls. MOUNTAIN LINE.
80 bales HAY. A
NY 4-U Al LIZ.
NOTICks-I vii aos s. rssponssble Tor eny
IN dsbts sostfAsssa by the eeAsSsn of Jous MoG.
AIs Co., ts0A this date,
~ t>Ne JOIN MORRIS,
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= $40 r Z w A r. d Runaway from my
a residence, on ID street, between Marshall

AVWoMAN named EMELINE. about I7years
.A.k~od, Of gingerbread color, about nve
feet high, quite fat, round fee, thick head Of
hair, and inclined to DO straight when combed -
She had on when she left yarn hood, dark
calico dress, and white apron. thiok she Is
trying to hire herself ont. 1he above reward
will be given for her delivery to me at my house
above stated, or 1T The store of Messrs. JOY er
Co, No so Main street, II taken in the ely,
and $40 If taken in the county.
9-Iw% MILES CARY.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
FROM WASHINGTON,

ALEXANDRIA, May 9.-No news of impor-
lance here or in Washington to-day.
policeman shot soldier in Washington
Yesterday, whom he was trying to arrest
The soldiers threatened to demo,ish the guard
house. An Investigation was pending.
A member Of the Seventh Regiment wa;
accidentally shot there to-day.
The bridges on the Northern Central Rail
road Will be finished to-day.
The Court House in Frederick, Nd, was
burned yesterday.
The goth New York Regiment is at Annap-
oils. The 4th Pennsylvania Regiment, 500
strong have arrived at Washington. Also
the Sd Battalion of Massachusetts volunteers
The Maryland Legislature will probably ad-
journ on Friday 80 July TO-
The house next TO Wizards Hotel was
burned last night, with the stock of E. Owen
Son, military and naval tailors, with SIS 900
Maj. Anderson has been appointed to drill
two regiments of Kentucky Volunteers for
Lincolns army, and has been made Colonel
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RUNAWAY.

az Cod Liver Oil Of several brands-yu US,
to hand and fer sale. JNO. w. GARLICK
APPS Apothecary, Franklin street.
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. TEN DOLLARs KEWARD.-R

= TEN DOLLARS kEWARD.-Rsr-
WoS irs1 ns%sa At ck kssifI *
\HOabout 20 years of age, medium height,
&.k4very good tgure. ginger bread color. and
rather q long, bumpy face. Her feet are uncom-
monty large, and both shoes patched near the
toes. ! have no doubt she IL passing herself of
q free The above reward will be paid on her
delivery to me. HCGH NJ. HUTtHESON.
Henrico county, May |, 1851. nay A-lw<
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SPECIAL NOTICES
E Special Notice.
Special Notice.

From this day, unit further notice, we shall
sell our goods only for CASH, its equivalent
my SIS SAmL n. PRICE 4 co.
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IL AUt TIoN.--tln oATUkDAY. nth in,f n 10
clock, will sell at the OF on Courcl Cbamhsr
Hill several Harness and ssddi. Horses. among
which Is large white stallion, Years o d
sPien Id animal. b wing Ia en- the frst premium
tor heavy dra't at two successive tairs held a.
the city Of Richmond To persons wishing to raise
ofait horses, a rare opportunity Is offered.
ALSO
-Four large young well broke Mules, second.
hand Buggy and Harness, In good order.
s4lny . 4. COOK, Auct.
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Dg VIUcI DV6IA
Y 3-d2t&w3tl J. BELL BIGGER, Clerk

RXEUUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, May sth, 1901.
PROPOSALS will be recev ed at this Depart
l ment on or before the 18th inst, for the ear
rying of the mail, three times week, from the
GROVE WHARF, on James River, to YORK
TOWN aud thence to HAMPTON, serving the
intermediate Post. Offices The mail to be carried
on horseback or In buggy safely, and protected
from the weather. GEO. w MUNFORD,
my s-d2tacwst Secretary Of the Commonw' h .
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So N VI L K A X K A \ & z
Esa4k=N MENT-To roRToMoUTa AyD
g NORFOLK The stsamer CURTIS
MONDAY next, April lat, leave the Wharf az
Rocket regularly every MONDAY, wEDSEA-
pisces, at 8 o'clock precisely. leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning except euadayi ~ the
Landings ON the River, going and returning.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, Oh. 90, Meals
extra, 80 cts. each.
Yreigh. taken a. usual bat al, goods sen, 10 10
landed on the River must be paid for when 90 nj
down TO the Boat and win not be responsible for
any damage or loss after delivering II on the
wharf to which 1t is directed.
NH 2S-ts r o HASKINS
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txHR. ,zIt.yT,r Coz 5 LINE.-F KEIdHf
BOATS TO LYNChBUku Ihkkt
TIMES Wkkk-TUkSDAfs.
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. kxBrS.
Boa. JAS. J. faBY, Capt. L. MAIO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. H. W. our.
Boa, ELLA sCoff Capt J. W. sr8ArTos.
Boat FAME. Capt. W. II. PAgsoss.
These Boat. are all Of tbs arss el.As, commanded
by careful Captains and handa, and leave prompt
y - advertised. For freight. ApPly 70
GUY COX, Agents,
10 Tia Al Coxsu 6haA Dock atYeee
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NJTYCE.-y vii aos s. rsspoass6ls fSF ~
IN dsbts sostfasssd by the eeAsSSA of JoHs MoG.
~ $40 JOIN MORRIS.
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y EDE 0ED ALUM AND IODINE MASS

kOCKDrIdXe County, va; or 70
PURCELL, LADD Co, 8enaGal Agents,
8-gm R4}n, ,nnnA Va
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AUCTION SALES
WIZ E,.fI.

By Redwood Il Reach. Aacts.,
81 Main street.
A CCrIoN SALEOF NEW AND SECOND
"A BAND FURNITURE, sHELFISG, 1RDGE-
kiES. iIQuOks, FISH, CIGARS DRY GOObs,
HARDWARE. FANCY GOODS, &c.-ws will
sell At eur stere on FRIDAY, May 10Th. COM
meneing At 10 o'clock, a lot Of Few ard second.
hand FURNITURE. consisiing nf Chairs, Tables
Bureaus Mirrors, wardrobcs, Ex;ess.on Tables.
Bedsteads, &c.
second- hand PIANO.
Counting Hyurs DESKS, SC
Fish. LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS.
And large lot Of GOODS, on con iZnmsnt from
8 country store-in part:
DRY GOODS. HARDWARE,
CRoCkEKY, SsDDLERT,
BOOTS aud SHOES, sc.
mys tds REDWOOD \ EPACH, Auc:s
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by Alex. Mott, Auct

DKr GOODS. GROCERIES, PROyvs.
I u IONS, FURNlTURE. Sc, ar AUCTloN.-
RnoI, commencing a, 10 o'clock q large lot OF
c p1y GOODS. Hosiery, sc. Groceries, Soap.
second hand Furniture Feather Beds. Mat.
frssses, Stoves, Cooking Utensils. &c; Painted
PPueket-, wash Boards, Tubs; Stone, Glass, aud
'Iothing, &c. lmy l0l ALEX. MOTT Anci,r
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

HORSES. MULES, DRAYS AND cows
II FOB sALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on
SAIUkDaI morning. May llth commencing ar
o ciock, az the Horse Auction Lot on Councii
1hsmber Hill, several saddle aud Harness
nerses two fine large Mules two Draws: one
~ =" "a a". THoe. w. kEESEE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

CLATE KOOflNG, kc.-Ths sG6serI6sT Z
= prepared 70 90 sLAfE RoofiNa, in he s.s,
manner. with Baekiagham (yAl SlaiS, q q ess.
PkRCHA ROOFIN0 In the most approved ssyls
Old SLATE EOOf6 viii be repaired q ebert no-
s si,: saS AZ n,s wsIs YIN Is ss
ap I1ms Corner Of sth And Cary ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

a FOR X ENT-Ths upper part Of the HOUSE.
~ over the store Of the subscriber, 81 present
occupied by the Richmond Olnb. Apply to
NO S0-ta J. p DfJvlL
- FOR RENT.-Two FRONT ROOMS over
Ill store, suits Bile for OH oe lodging rooms
Apply I" [fe s-ts] RoDEKsRA 90