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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

ARRIVAL OF MORE MISSISSIPPI Troops Five
more companies from ippi-the 90
COnor Rifles, ," "Coonawa Rlfies,' calhoun
Ri1es," "luka kifles,' and the "Pontotoc
Minute Men, about five hundred strong
arrived i'll this city yesterday, and together
with the companies which arrived w ednesdav
composed the Second Regiment of Mississippi.
lhey are under command OF Col Faulkner,
all oil them well armed, and are composed OF
lhe same KIND OF brave men who did such
terrible execution at Buena Vista and by
whom the fate of that battle was decided -
Lynchburg Republican, 10Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

ExACTLr.-A religious writer in the Nev
York Sun says ''It is impossible, in such q
recruiting, 10 prevent a few vile obscene
scoundrelly fellows from creeping in TO every
one OF our regiments. There are often men In
the companies who ought to be in irons -
In the course of human events il NAV happen
that these "scoundrelly fellows IN Lincoln e
army VIII meet with their Just reward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

PATRIOTIC LADIEs.-Sarah O. Hunnicutt,
Annie +; Williams, Kate J. Randolph and
Emma F. Williams, of Greene county, n. g..
nave addressed n letter to Gov. Ellis, tender
ing thrlr services to the State as nurses. or in
any o sher capacity in which they can aid the
brave volunteers. They are willing and ready
to take the field with them and there minis
ter TO the wants of the wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

NoarBERs PLRAsAxTEIEs.-The Northern
newspapers publish the following incident in
the experience of Senator Bayard in Phila-
deiphia, which they consider ''good thing ;"
As Senator Bayard passed into the Mayors
ONCE, his hat struck against rope with a
moose In IL, suspended over the door and
labelled death TO traitors, - which had been
removed by the police from one Of the street
Lam D. posts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

MORE TRooPs TO LEAyB--In obedience to
the call OF Major General Gwynn, for two ad.
stand that the Light Dragons" Capt. Fish.
er, and the 'hlcRae Rife Guards Capt. Gil.
liam, hold themselves in readiness to march
When these go, Petersburg Will have fur
nished twelve companies: a fair show indeed
but only III keeping with her patriotic pres
tige.-PeterSbarg Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
NJ ORE MIsnnrRgsEsrAr1os.-U the head

MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Under the head
OF Scarcity In Richmond, the Baltimore Pa
triot publishes the following paragraph:
"We learn from a gentleman who came up
from Richmond on Saturday, that there were
about 600 soldiers q quartered there and that
provisions were very scarce that if he conld
be allowed TO take few thousand dollars
worth, he could double his money easily. He
also stated that coffee was selling at 80 cents
per pound, and sugar at Is cents, and other
things ~ the same proportion"
Gould more lies be told In the same number
of words by the father Of lies himseifs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

AFFAIRS AT CAI8o.-lnt diligence from Cairo
to the 4th inst, is TO the effect that g. 500 Fed
eral troops were stationed Al that point On
the same day citizen of Cairo, named Burns,
s%not % one OF the soldiers, named George Myra,
for insulting his wife. Myra received two
shots, and died almost instantly. He was
from near Springfield, Ill No arrests were
made, as Burns was in the right
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

WAsHISaTos Recommendations f.
wilkins, of Portsmouth, Va, has been ap-
pointed to 81 eco cierkship at Washington,
In place OF Thomas Marron, resigned John
~ n. heiiy has been appointed postmaster
at Braxton q. H, Va, vice A. q. Kincaid,
declined. John q. Harrison. postmaster at
Feerysyille, Mcdowell county, Va, vice
Mary l.. Mcneil, declined. Thomas NJ. Will
bridge county, Va, vie. j. II. Wilson re.
signed. b. u. Morris, postmaster at Du-
pree's Old Store, Charlotte county, va, vice
T. j. Morris, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
The TELEaRAPH.-Ihe Montgomery ccrres

pondent OF the Charleston Courier says:
The Congress, l am told, has bill under
consideration relative to the telegraph lines
within the limits of the Confederation. The
bill, understand, eontemplates the xecu ton
of an Idea that has long forced itself upon
every careful person, viz 10 place the tele-
graph under the superin tendence of the Gov
ernment, and make all the employees Gov
ernment officials. Some such precaution AS
this is absolutely requisite in these times of
war and uncertainty. Had the wires been
under surveillance six mon this ago our people
would not have been subject 10 the n lr1nero
alarms occasioned by the lying press of New
York ana other Abolition communities"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

MARYLAND.-In the Maryland Senate on
" ednesday, the resolution toappoint commit
tees To visit Presidents Lincoln and Jefferson
Davis, and the Governors OF Virginia and
Pennsylvania, were filled by electing Messrs
Brooke, Yellott, McKaig and Lynch as the
committee on the part OF the Senate, and or
dered to a third reading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

FIRGIEIA ARNs.-The amiable suggestion of
the Baltimore American, that 'two thousand
stand of arms that were sent to Baltimore
from Virginia be returned to the Federal
Government" has probably been complied
with. Statements to that effect appear in the
Northern papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

SERVICES TEspgRED.-Rev. Jos. r. Jones
Rector Of Christ Church, Wildwood, Clarke
county, has rendered his services to the Gov.
ernor as chaplain in the Virginia Army, but
at the same time Informs the Governor that
he Is 4 graduate Of the Virginia Military In.
stitute, and that he 10 willing to be assigned
any position whore he can BEST serve tas
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

Hooitzer Battalion-This body of soldiery,
formerly under the command of Capt. G. w.
Randolph. has been formed into Battalion,
Captain Randolph ranking as Major, and
Messrs. j. c. Shields, j. Thompson Brown
and r. c. Stanard, been elected as first, Sec
ond and third Captains
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
sICFf,i0SD-NADE PIANOS

.sg1s's iqser.., Ii hiCtt uut D-hADE PIANOS
.,E&ssI 5-ks3FVR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
a5ha h1se h9w saPyG'psT yary supsrdr hS7 oo On
,A'1 = -AE"S. which ne warrants 10 be equal, If
s, +4Fel or, I" any instrument 1i the same quail
't .''L Northern nauE factories.
~"- cleo etere MS services TO the public "a
ih aud kkPAlRER OF PIANOS, at reason
sue it CONRAD FkEIMANN,
AaTih side broad et., between 2d and Sd.
TNsfksz<ots ii j. Lefebyre, EsQ ., Prof. Z. w.
i-uf " y era hzc W 40 ts--sp
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RUNA WAYS.

a &t5 x T. u 4 II D.-Ranaway on the
~ lsL at March. WON y named NANCY,
ISS nnvu purchased of II stern, OF this city.
~ " h- 81 Of medium size, rather spa re made,
r. .t - gsLE bread color; has Il ditldent
.s ..IH t3 goa io, II % years old, has blister
...i .4 bet neck. She was sold last Christmas at
H..-- 90 ut Wa. Andrews, deceased. nine miles
s...r- tGe city She NAV be IN that uei h
n....a.. az Lstr slash Cottage. as rhe has mo-
.e. rUlg n Nc Nm. Wins, near that place,
J.. .Jsu.v-r county, she was htted to Mr.. samuel
s.... u. rll- ctv, last yesr, aud has husband
t.-sf. Hr Ballard. Of tho Exchange Hotel, by
o.. acme of u .Jrhius. will pay the above re-
utrl 20 De- 'vvsed 10 me in Richmond.
nav .-fu* Z B. WOODWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

BLoeKADIss SgRvicE.-Ths New York Com
merciai says:
Capt. Ward, Of the North Carolina, will pro.
ceed TO the chesapeake In few days with the
Resoiute and Reliance, which have bean d ttsd
mp ~ guu-boa for bloekading service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

A NEW ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLgASs.-We
learn, from the Catholic Mirror. that the
venerable Bishop Odin, who has been for over
twenty years Bishop of Galveston, has been
appointed the successor of the late lamented
Archbishop Blanc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

GREAT PIGBoY Roosr-There is said to be
a pigeon roost, in the Maquoketa timber. in
Jackson county, lows, thirty miles long and
more than a mile wide. Sportsmen are max
ing sad havoc among the literally poor birds,
as this is their Sc ting season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

CHARLES l.. ScoTT, late member of Congress
from California, is a private In one of the
volunteer companies from Alabama, of which
State he has become q resident. He is 4 Eir-
ginian by birth, son of Robert &. Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

&tU Barni"g.-The debris remaining in the
warehouse of Messrs Bridgford & Co., was
still burning yesterday. The tar, which
formed portion of the contents of the house,
has been found rather hard to subdue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

Good Appoiatment.--Governor Letcher has
appointed Henry Z. Lehman, for some time
past Assistant City Engineer. to post under
the State Government in the line of his pro-
fession. Mr. Lehman is . native of Germany,
and an adopted son the Old Diminion-in-
telligen. we'll educated. a thorough master Of
his profession, and will make first rate efi-
oeg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

business, to use a commercial phrase,
"picked up" considerably yesterday. The
hurrying TO and fro of citizens, and the rattle
of drays and carts, was pleasant to see and
hear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
-.,sazzsa,. AtIENTI,i<. tS9LEKS,-

49, .ssA-SFRs SUPPLY or FEsHlN G
d. r.. t-'----i cn now opening the most COM
o.. t--.iuyut o.; FISHING TACKLE ever offer
.a ttt.mH1t. AugCEst nay assortment may be
.."-te4. Aberdeen, Kerby. sockdologers, sc,
---.'.. fall assortment Of HOOKS On Gut and
-i a.-'. Cut aud Gimp extra; kigged Lines,
IL rI-t'- and Hooks comp eto, Sea Orass Floats
5-l >.1-e.- extra Cotton, Linen and Flax
..-.s II. Lines, in great variety, and of supe
I"- }HaHyf Iroat tHos and Reels; Walking.
'+4r .,,.aP aods, sc.
A'r.. .asf received, a fne Assortment Of COLTS
's.r.f~'ot tlt k-EHUUIEkS, ali siaes
JAMES WALSH,
Mixer and Importer Of Guns, Riaes, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
VINO Is HE,-rhe Clnoinnati Ennnirar q

w NO is IAh - L he CINCINNATI Enquirer, OF
the 9Th inst, publishes the following
One of the first merchants in Richmond.
Va, and one OF it's weaithiest itizans. in re
ply 10 business firm in this city, who had
expressed regret that they had heard of his
having joined the Secessi0nists, wrote, on the
10Th uit<. that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
-44ss,--77ey-,.;s.--s. IMPROVE: YGCk
- l-~TG- b L 4 5 q II Z =.

os fkANkLIE Co, OPTICIANS,
ger 10 The public their improved CRYSTAL
. I-'.S''Fi TO CTACLEe, Tor preserving ard
'ii4t lhe Impaired vision 10 It's prime vigor
-. very hue assortment of MICROSCOPES
"1b't ttN. MARINE and OPERA GLASSES
.-t l.s hn~et coll 6cti0n Of STERkOsCOHks and
&, At'-'u uPIC PICTURES
50 CAlaTAL GLASSES set IN old frames.
lsT--dlv Ricbnnna y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

OFFERED THEIR SERvIcEs.-Revs. VIM. w.
Berry, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, and Oscar A. Sears, OF the Catholic
Church, have offered their services as chap
lains Of the Army of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

Sent to Joa.-John s. Voorhees,, arrested on
the Central cars suspicion of being a spy,
and W. Christian, ordered into custody by
Alderman Regnault as suspicious person,
were both before the .dayor yesterday, and
were sent by him to Jail to await further ex-
animation on Monday. F. Akers, detained on
similar charge was let off by the Mayor at
clock Yesterday evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

By direction of the Mayor, the city watch
have ceased to carry muskets when on duty at
night. The arms, however, are stored where
they could be readily obtained, if wanted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
THE "DIsP STEAM POWER

THE ..DISP ATCH, STEAM POWER
L PNINTING OFFICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond, "a
This establishment, tbeing the most complete
Printery n the South, both as regards Types Or
naments. &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine fresses,) is daily turning out the fnsst
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!
PAMPHLETS, c1RcGIAss, BILLS or LApNg.
CHEChS, &C.,
AS WELL
Particular attention given to fns work for Banks,
Public Offices. insurance, Railroad and Trsnspor.
a0n oTHHEaDDss; THE TTSssss 91sS Esf'Gsf sstssrs IS
These new Machines, for Cards, BILL Heads
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, are capable of turn
sblng the patrons Of this establishment TO obtain
this description Of work At the shortest possible
notice.
= Pftess reduced In proportion to the increase
Printing in various ooiorsd BRoNZEs and
INKS executed In the highest style OF the art. In
safely challenge competitionl ja lila
SELDEN X. MILLER, corner isIh Aad Cary
- streets, havs In store full assortment GRO
sies, which they disposed 70 sell al the lows sst
market prices for cash, on tha usual time 10
prompt, paving o. sa,tSmsr. ,anns iasiadsd 10 oar
Brandias and Wines imported into this coun untry
large portion OF which have been iia ported bv
ourselves 70 % saaI the wants Of those desiring the
Oh HHDs. and - bsls old and new crop Na.--
~ covsdo Meiassss; soe boxes Adamantine Can.
dies, 500 bbis. Mouataia Rye Whisky, very old;
400 bbis. Common whiskey, Gin ana French
Brandy; 200 woIld's Fair Sugar-Cursd Hams,
Breast Pieeesi soo bbis. Crushed A. d. Ertrs a.
aud Powdered Sugars. and large stocf of Gro.
ceries Of all kinds, for sale by
aRs TH0s. JONES. No, sMain u.
pUKE LEAD-Liasssa OIL; Color, s1oaad
! In oil and dry; Paint Brushss kand Paper
Fatsy: spiIits Tnrpsntine and vsrnishss--an ol
food quAiity, and IT prices compelled 70 give eat.
K. W. fowKRs pruggist,
apu CoSusr MAin and ISL sts I
rlNGtNNAIi kECTlFIED WHlAkkl.- =
ssl. "a . .sssv., aa. $ woHsEs tEHisos es1i s -
L.-A1u Ae, xsasl oereee.
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.sKFSTEUKAyTA Ann

\ r. e LAGER BEER SALOON.
NJ r Wli open this day with n FREE
>~'SsS LtN' u az II @ clock to -, where he
p .E-. &. ..v Li. f.lruda and customers sNACKS
a. E.afr. The best II LIQuOks ES and
.-. t~ ways uu hand. PRANK, Agent,
'sFl y sj., ArEt door 10 the iron Building
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

~ fOk >ALE-A young aud SQUAD
GJN'h.Nt. good size, works well either in
E. ItEI~ ~r double harness, and rides we'll.
a., ar. i's' truttsr. Apply az my office, No.
'.-'- ritrrt, Dder ~. Cha J. 60 Hotel.
- "F '-'- CHAk i NORRISS
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...44,sr@ NELIT AIRY sPY
- L. iLAsSES.

FRANKLIN & CO, ScieAfilcaud Practical Op-
..., $40 i4S Main st., Richmond, Va, nave
- .ed tu Eetuug very fine assortment OF
.r.Nt Hut MILITARY SPY -GhASSES.
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TO 1IIE cattle NIEy 0E

=
~ 4 VIRGINIA II have employed the
F-HS services II K II CROCKETT to as
sz-1..---Es sl-t ne IN the sale az e A T r L l.,
'..tr sad Ht8S ia tAis market and from cur
'A. .-l.e IA Lee business, hope to share liberal
r...-r.
We Efe rTeTarrd to receive STOCK from this
s.'. .la intend 10 do strictly commission bust
-e... JOHN .. MOEFETT,
OF Augusta co, Va.
my II Iyr In,
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map SILKS -fJuLARD, --I,sf ,ee.Iyad
a.. . -.. "i '"w priced silks; Eoui4rd silks, and
"isse hoods. Our JOods have been boug ht
slf go t i-aot'l7n from usual prices, and 10 eash
,. 't !Hy IL customers we are willing 10
,| | very saaIi profits
~. EHlLRs & CHRNERY
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r. lhL KtnY IALtAnLE rH"rEh-

n ~ TIT tUkN tk UF btH AADtkACE
~ IAEhFc. OPPOSITE CAPITOL SQUARE.
E.aNS A. THE CENTRAL HOTEL, FOk
f.aI HR SALE AT the request Of the owner,
s-- .r. -ltGYIiZp3 10 rent sell the foregoing
g... 5.e raj rstste This property IL 20 well
k..aG hat mlauts description il deemed an
----5.-s1iaee il 10 say, that itr location, tm-
,..s.r. = spiusite The t~pitoI squaTe,D Is sIuoRg
f.. r.-t o.. - bic % the city The HotCi has
r.....ist'a i1r about one hundred Rnests and
.-.. .E.Y vel! ada pied for H5tel. bat l. equal
.r.. '.Ts CtuteeI boarding h0use for families
e good Gsuaut for n long lease, the terms will
g.. ...t. Fery accommodating. To II purchaser
'......' liberal credit which can be desired will
....#H, aT virginia .ate stock will he taken IN
.... -- For further particulars. apply TO
.aVEw GtnuIH x sPpERsD%, Aucts.
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- i0k kkeT OK sALE-Ths valuable
T.. at., n RESIDE, & +, formerly occupied Oy
>~-- bard HcTrader situated On eth st., be.
.r~-a .4y and Leigh SIS. Apply al oiace OF the
....r. ats Company 81 the state Of NlTf MIA.
.f .-r frs AmrUcaH Hotoi. te 6--ts
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PRICE ONE CENT.

The Attack the Taakee.-The fact that
one of Lncoln's rowing pirates was fred on a
few days ago, at Gloucester Point, by some
Virginia artillerymen, has been mentioned-
The boat (the Yankee attempted to pass the
fortifcatie ms at that place, when six rounds
were fired at her, which drove her back. Cap.
tain j. Thompson Brown. who commands at
Gloucester Point, is of opinion that he could
have sunk her. His orders were only to pre-
vent her passing, which he did A liberal
construction of his orders would have been
justified under the circumstances of the case.
Suspicious Persons.-There is not the least
doubt of the presence of spies in this city, and
measures of some sort should be adopted by
our citizens to discover who they are. Many
of our citizens are not aware of the fact that
the,e is another means of corresponding with
tho North, besides the mail and telegraph
Letters are sent from here to the North by way
of the Adams Express. This, perhaps, may
account for the appearance of "Riehmond
Correspondence" in the New York Herald and
Washington Star. Many Northern men are
now in our midst, therefore let our citizens
keep watehful eye, and report all suspicious
persons to the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

81 tt3H Il iE%s-TAe upper par, OF the HOUsB
r. .f-f f4e store If the suhec1rer, ~ present
~ copied oy the Richmond Club. Apply TO
n1sl-'s J. +. DUVAL.
~ IUE stE~I--TvU FRONT Rooms over
k.. .. -t.Ts sHItshia Tor oflce or lDdglug rooms
b. A,.ly 10 fe til A BuDskER N co
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a.. UFFICE EUR RtNG.-hoOIn suIta-
ST.. 5.r oGce>, a the building corner l!th
'~-- AID Main e.rsgL Ls, for rent. Apply 10
PURCELL, LAbD y Co, DruEYists,
r' tf-s~ toroet Main aud lStb streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

VI E,tAbi IAII1tE stifi,fs -MitItary
L.' ei-SHe ehirts u blue, eFey and red Flau-
a.. ~ l@- uise'gTed at sbod notiee
kent, PAINE co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

'.'-"' Ia Vi ! / tp< or 1HE GOVERN.
'.,. s'sped % the l7.h inst. calls foF all the
.. .''if 10 ApiI themselves IL read ness. 'Tis
q 20 '' necessary that they shout ID supply tn en-
..,. .fDAois-d large assortment OF w ich can
ig irAa5 a, the lowest prices al LEVf's.
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4 = .tleF iule cato We shail cell our goods tor
: = CASH ouly, uut / further notice. Having
- e.'st stock On hand we respectfully y in =
'..r -Ae public 10 al eXta4inati
WM. I. BUTLER Il SON,
D. tr...l
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NHl M0Rk r HAN SOME SPRING
80 A"CeLISs, opening this morning. Vt only
rr .'1os Tue yard, al kZEklEL's,
a. daia ~. Maflsrt's old stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

ERESH GOSHEN AND PACK BUTTER
L Fine Mountaiu LEAF LARD, 7 odd and sehoo-
ley'ssupertor HAMS, excellent FAMILY FLOUR,
&C., Tor sale by y. MCCARTHY,
an II III Hroz6 s,xast
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u EkOsl >E OIL LAMPS.-A iargs assorI-
N ment of the above Lamps. together with ex-
ira WIeks, Chimneys, &C., for sale low by
THoS. A. BULkLEY Co,
nh 81 Main
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MILITARY BLANKETS.-?00 pair Of HEAVY
AH1 Grey Blankets, for sale by
JoHNSON'& HARDWOOD,
ap2 No II Main st
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- ~ H1zA W - EMU Z Se MANI IN
~ ATIUkNn AT LAW,
Practices in the Conrts Of the city of Richmond
and the counties Of Hsnrico, Hanover and Caro-
inc.
He ia also Notary Public and Comm,ssion sr of
the United States Court Of Claims.
The partneTship between mr. CHAsTAIN WgfrH
and himself being dissolved, his ofacs 10 nov on
ltn ST., Just below doddin Is Hail. 70 IS-Iy
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\ NJ, FEktVIAN GUANO.T'1.1ifg'o u sehr.
ff.n -..s- 99Idsb0rpukh," now oischargipg
, 'ss.tt fgr ssls by
- q Z II skiyRER II CO. &c Cary st
IIH BLOW AND MERCER POTA-
P.f1tL9 -i9e buehels Peach Blow and Mercer
''~'s - store and Tor sails BY
,rlq HA O. DAEDRlDGE,
No Los Broad st.
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IkON.-z3o tons English Refined Il on, compris-
4 Ing afull assortment Of Rounds. Squares, Flsts,
ovats, scroll, Horse Shoe, Bands. &C., &c. 50
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N,.Akf's WHIsRRY.-25 b6Is. 4. H. Sta
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To DENIlSIs.-Jones 4 W mites Gel o. Co.
4 rundum Wheels. Wheel Brushes. Vuioanits
Gold Foil, Amalgum, Files, Month Glasses: for
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