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MILITARY NOTICES.

NOTtCE.-Al members OF the VIRGINIA
MGuARDS who have NO. reported themselves
I'll at headquarters, must do so Immediately, a.
~ the company will enter service on sATUR-
day, 2sth May. Those desiring to volunteer, can
do between this and the above date. Uniforms
are all completed
Ey order Of Capt. S. T. RArLr.
my 2f-2t% JNo. T. BROWN, o. 3.
a HEADQUARTERS yIR8tNIA PoReks,y
"a RIoHs4ND, Va, May -, 1891. I
III Special Orders, No. o.
W L. Colonel WIN. b. BLAIR, OF the Provisional
Army Of Virginia, Is announced TO the troops
serving in the Stale as Commissary General OF
Subsistenee OF the Virginia Forces. All officers
doing duty in that department within the limits
ter without delay. their stations aad the nat u re
OF the orders under which they are acting.
II. The fellow Jag Act ot the Congrese OF the Con
fed crate states in relation To ths clothing OF Voi
unteers having been adopted ,ss far as applicable
by the tiovernOr and Council Of the state, as the
rule for the government Of the Virginia Forces,
Is published for the Information Of all concerned,
viz
''SrC g. f.d he IL F,frthes eraosed, That said vol.
unteers shall furnish their own clothes, and II
mou nted msu. their owa horses and horse eqnip-
ments and when mustered into servicf, shs III be
armed by the States from which they come, or by
the Confederats States of America.
'.SBc 4. And be e further eRaotcd, That said vol
unteers shall, when called into actual servi Ice,
and while remaining therein. be subject to the
ru as and articles Of and instead Of clothing
every non commission ed officer and private In auy
company shalt be entitled, when called into ac-
tnal service, to money in asum equal TO the eost
Of clothing Of 1fnissiane ed officer = pri-
vate 10 the regular army Of the Confederate
BY command cf Mai. Genn LEg.
nv 23-4t X s. 1AkNEIT. Adit Gen'l
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RUNA WAYS.


a FIVE DOLLARS REwAkD.-Rau.
Ey away from the subscriber, on 4th inst,
lrA ELIZA a slave, property of K. w. Thorn
SHSassou, Esq, who Is about 80 years Old Of
* rne dium size. dark brown ski n, has burn
of her cheeks, and lisps when
speaking: Eliza may probably be found at the
house of her sister, Fannie White, on Tth, north
of Broad street, in this city The above reward
will be promptly paid for her delivery to b. A.
Cooke, at Exchange Hotel, orto
ALBERT s. JONES,
my 2f-Gt 10 Hanover County.
"a RINAWAA--Dr eUticed off on TUES
~ DAY, my BOY George-age, dfty; color,
"a gingerbread is low Uses about I'd street
~ aud Hoffman =. at the foot Of Poor House
-s=A-~ hill Shaves slaves, and has shaved s0me
soldiers lattery on sundays.
my 2t-2t. II. =. TAYLOR.
Ia sTOP GIlE RUNAWAY--o0 pol
or LARS REV WARD.-Lsft the premises of Mr.
kNA. W. Taylor, on Church Hill, Negro
80 Boy named TOM, the property Of C.. ii.
-S-S- Castleman, Esq q, Of Alexandria.
The said boy Is about feet high, Ii or Is years
cid, has pleasant ooantenance when spoken TO-,
comp !exion very black. He may hs lurking about
the city.
Will give tho above reward if delivered to me
at my office 18th street.
Iay l<-aw z. u, FACU0.
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A. 4 hIONTGO MEHx
&(NA - WHITE AEI.I'HUE FpRiNGS

A. 4 NJ 80 u q % VI H.
YEMY WHITE suLPHuk fPRlNds.
Ak.RlEE- in MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.
IhI- dslightful Watering Ptacs will open for
the reception OF visitors on the 10th day OF May.
These springs arc more easy OF access than any
in Virginia, being Immediately the Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroad. In the most healthy
portion of tho State, and surrounded by the most
beautiful mountain scenery. The medicinal quail
lties OF the waters are fully established, having
been Instrumental in tho cErs of many diseases
peculiar to the sonthefn country. This ~ not
only delightful summer resort. hut in these
exciting times. safe retreat for ladies and chill
dreu. Telegraph communication with all i'm
portant points in the Confedbrsted statsa.
LOUIS 7. j. AMlSs, Proprietor.
JAaRa 7 KENT. President nv g-lm
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SrARKsYIIIK MIss M

STARKsvILLE, Misc, MAY l3
There Is spirit OF resis tanee per yading The
people OF this State which the history of the
world does not afford parallel, and this spirit
does not eonfine itself to the men only, but the
ladies are ready and willing TO do any and
every thing which it becometh them TO do,
even to the sacrificing of their husbands, chill
dren and lovers upon the altar of the Southern
CoLlederacy; oontending for Southern inde-
pendenee, southern rights, and Southern
honor. This is the people old Abraham i'm
mn 10 every man. woman and child first.
There is fine company OF volunteers in
this place, numbering l04, ready and anxious
To receive orders to march. Tney are beeom-
Ing very restiye, 50 eager are they 70 De sent
10 Virggnia. These days we hear Of nothing
but wars and rumors of Wars-we hear no
music but martial--we see few men but sol
diers Sos OF rue OLD DoMIsIoE.
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PRoPHssToNAL CARDS

-e~-s-s MEDICAL CARD.-OFFfCE PgAC-
- TiH5 -DR PLUME, of the old Medical
Hops-, c9A3nes himself mainly to an Office Trae-
tee, ta Ffa1Elia htrest, iiItie below the Fx-
tuaaSe uotel. and diAgonaliy opposite ODD Fel-
j. #s HstI. where ssiilful and conddentisl treat
insult may he obtaiGed reasonable terms. -
Those who have been exposed TO CEkrA1E CCsrA-
nlHr5 ailments, are invited to call early Com
rHnicaflons, by mail or otherw ise, promptly at
..at-t TO. Vacc open from A. NJ. tiil P NJ
lGE - RICHMOND, VA.
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"A THE WHITE . nm Il

YCiAY SPRIN 9S,
lh;.sss GREEEBRIER COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated WATERING PLACB Will be-
opsned for the reception OF visitors on the 18th
instant
TERMS OF BOARD For thirty days or less. A2 so
per day for any period after this expiration Gf
thirty days, ~ per day-white servants two
tbirds colored servants and children under 10
and over years, half price.
j. HUMPHREYS, Prss't.
n. B.--An abundant supply Of ICE has beaa
dured my It's
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kg~-@<Se DOCTGi PARhER, expecting I,
18~~EA leave Richmond with his Regiment, ha;
a-scclated with him, ia the practice of Medicine
aci surgery, Dr JAMES q. WATSON, who may
be- found 81 the otice, ia The Law Building, cor
HsT OF tItBktiu and 18TH streets. my 23-dlw
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- NO YANkEE nUMBUG!:

pEass LETTERS FOR MILITARY CAPS made
I" order.
Companies furnished very cheap by Z. ii.
SOUTHERN BRAND CUTTER
rrr
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WAR IrEMs.--The New York bay Book, of
the 21st mat, furnishes the following sum-
mary
When Napoleon marched on Russia he led
field army of nearly 800, 900 men but he
learned lesson which caused him TO say that
mo people who are attached to their InstItu-
tions and their homes can ever be conquered"
The Ogdensburgh Democrat says that "a
valiant Republican OF Pierpont cut off two
toes to avoid being called out in the State
militia
a Republican exchange says, ftthe action Of
| the North is still onward" 1t looks to us
very much as though the action of the Nor tn
was re action.
An exchange asks the momentous Ques ton j,
"where do we stand 2" Well, We should say
that, financially and nationally, we are stand
ing very nearly on the fat o. our back.
The Polo Advertiser, ILL.,. learns from ore
liable authority" that "a pretty aud modest
young girl has attached herself to Wiison's s
Zonaye Regiment, in New York, as a hospital
nurse
| In Maine It appesrs that the more moderate
Repu blicans are beginning to realize that war
| can never save the Union.
A young lady of this city, said to young
Wide Awake who was gassing about the
righteous cause of the war, -" Then You have
| an opportunity TO prove your Righteousness
which you may never enjoy again, by going
| to it"
The independent Republican, published at
St. 0lairsy1lle, Ohio, recommends Beecber TO
preach a sermon 10 Lincoln from the follow
| ing text Gen. xiii, g. Q:
"Let there be strife, pray thee, between
me and thee, and between my herdmen and
thy herdmen; for we be brethren. Is not the
whole land before thee Separate thyself, l
| pray thee, from me.''
The Democratic papers denounce in severest
terms Gen. Harney's letter in relation to the
| Legislature of Missouri. They think that
when a General of the U. S. army undertakes
,gS nF.aF.a n n
( State it is time for the people to ask what is
| becoming Of our liberties?
| The Democratic Standard, published at the
home of ex-President Pierce, says:
| "Those who are urging on the war set
OF reckless men who are making an immense
| fortune ont of the wealth of the country
| Look to this matter, men of all parties, for
your property is to be taxed to pay the bills. "
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GROCERIES,, &c.
DAC0N, LIQUORS, &c.

80 1ti@ Cincinnati Common WHISKET.
80 ah}s. tine Mountain RYE WHlskBY.
- hnis, coumo9 GIN aud French BRANDY
BRANDY.
hall pipes Holland GIN.
fU tsl-. Port and Ma 'elr5 WINE.
- pq's and bali bbls Blackberry, Cherry
ana Ginger BRANDY.
ta!t h5t- German SITpRRS.
g. bhls. hna Virginia Apple and Peach
70 otbIs. NorlhteIn Apple BRANDY.
% hhfs prime SHOULDERS and SIDES
%coe sehogley's sugar-cured Worlds Fair
100 -mithGeld HAMS
a. iisrces end bols- Prime Western LARD.
- kegs LARD.
LOO bbIs. Extra c, B, a, Crushed and Powdered
21tbls Brown SUGAR,
900 bo!. No. !. ? and MACKERBL.
100 6hls Family HERRINGS.
.B. y. CHEESE.
g. i5s @ No, 'Is MAGfKEaRL. oo f@n'iy Loo
half bbls WHITE FISH.
90 bills. Cuba and N. Orleans MOLAsSES.
half boxes LOAF SUGAR.
tleTcrs COGFlSH.
25 bags Rio and Lsgpayra COFFEE.
loo boxss MUSTARD.
t9j DhMIJOHNS.
IyG dozen Cotton aud Hemp LINES.
50 boxes Chalk aud Powhatan PIPES.
~ boxes Ground PEPPER.
9ey bags SHOT.
s,dozen BKOOMS.
1000 gross & ATCHES.
- doEen BARREL COVERS
DO. d.Een BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TUBS.
300 boxes TOBACCO
513reamA WRAPPING PAPER
s. Kegs "A SODA.
~ s~gs BlCAEB. sODA.
4no Ets5 NAILS.
500 CIGARS
u half cheats Green and Black TIA.
- boxes Nichols CANDLES
1910 hekss AdelaaatiIe CAN DIES.
C0lgate's peiersive and Fancy SOAP.
asN the attention OF the trade TO the above
stock, which desire 10 sell for cash.
THOMAS JONES.
nv -3-im No Main street
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CAMP ASHLAND, A

CAMP ASHLAND,
Ea May goth, 1891
1EO Cavalry NotIce.-The old members Of
1r-N the HENhiCn LIGHT DRAGONS hav
ing arms belonging TO the State, any property
belonging to the Company, who sre not enrolled
and mustered into he service of the State, will
return them Immediately 10 Mr.. a. r. HUTCH
ESoE, Franklin street, Richmond. should they
still desire to Join the Company, they can report
to me vt Camp Ashland. Twenty new members,
uniformed aud well mounted If application il
made in ten daysl will be received.
Z. s. MeGRUDER,
my Pilot Captain II. L. ID.
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! At.D-SOo barrels primo Leaf;
II IiA-5o0 boxes assorted
BAGON-S0 hhds. SD as, Shoulders and Hams;
TDN0U Es--In half barrels;
lAON-A large and complete assortment Of
Swedes, English Refined, Hoop, Band and
Nall Rod
STEEL~Eaylor's assorted sizes;
For sale by
HARVEY, ARMIETEAD s WILLIAMS,
uy l5-lm Tobacco Exchange Build[ng
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re- Special Notice .
~ Health, Health

From this day, until further notice, We shall
sell our goods only for CASH, or its equivalent.
my s-ts sAM'L NJ. PRICE " CO.
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-;s-ssgs NOT E.--The ANIMAL meeting OF
p 2 The stockholders of The RICHMOND
P.ErEklChshC 70 and POTOMAC RAILROAD
CDarANY viii be held a. IA eir otice. in the city
Of Richmond, Oh WEDNESDAY, the 2sth met :,
IT 70 " clock NJ. q. W. MACAUkDO,
Uv It'd Treasurer.
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BOARDING

E3UAEDsSG.--l have several pleasant ROOMS
- vacant, sui.ablo for iliea. sig hborhood
ieasant, ard eonE snient 10 business In the city.
Slpy ct the carlton House, on l2th, between
-'sd aad Marshall ats. Several DAY BOARD
Els can also be accommodated. AKs. BAhs.
Iay i-2g+
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II Health, Health.
BETTER THAN GOLD issM
MISS MANY ScoFIRLp, PRscEPrREss,. No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE Trlsh S,raapeT
than Fiction This lady suffered for yeats with
Chronic In6ammatory Rheumatism in Its most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
matter from child that had ths white eweiling.
From this time to " oman hood her sufsrings were
extrsmeTshs neTsT hsd Ee,lef from pain until
An Extract from the Lstter.l
Il often wish my parents had known Of this
remedy when | was a child. as | believe should
have been saved the sIcrucigtlng pain I have
been biected to- as well dc the deorTnity OF body
l must carry to the grave, and my parents would
not have been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and la sending re, az they did, to
the celebrated spIings in England In search Of
health. wish all the afflicted world could see
me ana hear the benefits have derived from this
Tincturs Of Hampton's. / try TO make AL
quainted with its virtues with whom l come in
contact
"Gentlemen, am Thousand times Obliged TO
you, and you are al liberty to use my name ana
'' remain yours IN gratitude,
MARY A. SOoFIELD,
No $40 West Baltimore street"
rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia Debility, Scro-
fula, Eyes, Psiu in the s!de Back, &C., are cured
by 1t.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTURs
viii be found great medicine for ali their dis-
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, snd read many of the
most powerful possible certificates Of cures Of the
sold by PURCELL, LADD b Co, Richmond
by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drns
gists in Petersoars; BY MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles
Is. ap l-d&cwts
nE Rocks Good Samaritan-Fer Kheuma.
TIsM NkURALaTA NG-For sale bv
IN nafp w BE
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MApfeoN, Ga, May 20 1901.
The military spirit peryades the eommu-
nifty. In addition to the Home Guards, an
other com pany OF young men is about formed.
Then there is i company Of boys, IRON per-
haps'nfteen TO eighteen years old; another OF
boys from about ten TO fifLeea; and last,
though not ieas {, a few days ago there was
company formed OF fniddie-aged and rather
r, Johnston, Colonel; Jno q. Walker and
Others being officers, and among the privates,
Col keese, Rev. Msssrs Foot and Grumley
] saw even DR. Jones and Maj. Reese In the
msn, nearly all Of more than ordinary size,
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80. SOTTCE.-Tbe annual meeting OF
r.. the stocg holders Of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. will take place ri
iaeir ot5ce in th!s city, on TUESDAY, the 2sth In
,t-ai. ~ II o. clock 4. NJ.
my It's NJ ". HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
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and, as / assure you, appear determined to
ca what they IL M Ira

and, as l assure you, appear determined to
carry out what they undertake
Business Ia quite dull here, as elsewhere.
Men are leaving their occupations and their
families to enlist in the service of our country
willing TO peril their health, and even their
lives in defence of our rights. I do not believe
such people can es ser be conquered, even by
greatly superior numbers of hired adverse
ries. They do not go for pay, but out of love
OF liberty and for the promotion of right
Noble old Virginia seems destined To be the
great battle ground. ] ara not the least con-
cerned but that her sons, side by side with
their brethren from the other Confederate
States, will stand firm and defend their coun-
try till the last man falls. Our army is com :
posed of the very flower of the people, who
have left dear friends and pleasant homes be-
hind them, because the post of danger and OF
duty Is now on the line and upon the coast.
The crops in this State were never better.
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lttaraht, ard eonE snient 10 business In the city
Apply 1t the Carlton House, 18th, between
'sd aad Marshall ats. Several DAY BOARD
A,.s can also be accommodated. AKs BAss
-lay ll-3g+ -----------
lI0LLENs' ISSFsTUTE.-This Institute has
- l2st closed prosperous session The ensn.
t-s session viii opsa on the hrst WRDN kSDAP
"a June, and eantinue to the first w Wednesday IN
AyFli, l95g-tes HsoRtis Far removed from scenes
- eAelteme at, IA the midst Of tha mountains ana
SUJty1hS Tue advantages Of hne mtaeTai waters
!, !. oIsfs % young ladies' peculis Inducements 10
sts present stats Of the country The Faculty Is
tttP5eed of five gentlemen and three iadiea.--
.hAfBe fgr board and tuition In all branches, in
,tt'3,aE :, Music, S225: without Music. fIse, Apply
g.'Ls5, "a. Accommodations ara afforded for isa
iay s-sw. CHAs L oocgE. sup't.
fxoLDE>'s WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
~ 2ss BROAD STREET.
sfSFing disposed Of ny old stock OF Shades at
saeuga' have Just opened large and beautiful
"SgftMSnt all Dew etyIes,
~ - os.e BoFdsF SHADES, only Eeen.s. With AZ
.s2 G Cola and Velvet, sieo. worth $500;
~ ~ gold and Velvet csntre, u. .as, very rich;
$50 large 0fit-Frsned PARL0R PIGTuREs. dii-
.sfeat e seenery, Al the low price OF SAGE. worth
loee klag SCREENS. at rs cents each;
sg9 WisDow CORY ICES, fronts cents 20 ~. 90;
AAgtsh, German and American OIL CLOTHS, all
widths, and very cheap.
pot Dy pegss dShpss aed So saSsa asa' i.
SLAkE ROOFING, Ee.-Tae sabseflbsr Is
- - prepared % 40 SLATE ROoFISd, In the best
msnper With Buckingham tys.) Slate, ~ " cts.
ftaEp s3g4re fogt. he viii Also put on dtrrA
sIara a5JFs Win Y H !. .p Ispss ssR.Ssiss = sys ss
kss, sad all bis work viii bs warra atsd. He so.
Hsns pabi.s patronage. PATRICK KAHN,
Iss~sms tornsr Of sth sHd Cary sts.
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ofaCE AEsCHANTs' INSURANCE Co, a
y y . uNNND. 8siu \ tFtb, ItVl.
THE ANNUAL NJ fEETEyG of

= - 2 N = = = = 2 ID 9t F-EI Nc oF the
P SFtN NhE0tbEkS OF thts Company " II
As br.A Al their 0ihee, corner uf i2ah aud Main
.,rac,. ou oaDAY the ?7ih inst, a, !? o'eik VI .
r.y Old J. II. MONTAGUE hee'y
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4 KOCkBRiDGE BATHS.

EMy VIRGINIA.
ls..am1 The undersigned has returned to take
ensrga Of this fayertte WATERING PLACE, aud
he hopes, by prompt and strict attention to busi-
ness 10 receive liberal a support was ex-
tended 10 blm under his former maIsgement.--
The establishment will be open for visiters on
the 10th OF MAY, 1891.
The character of these Baths Il well establish
ed, and their tonic qualities extend throughout
every class of disease. Delicate females ana
children have, without exception, received great
benefit Ia all dlseases iucidens to their sex
These Baths afford secure, eomfoTta BILE,
| and convenient refuge for families leaving the
seat OF war can be found in Virginia.
| There will be a DAILY MAIL from Baltimore
| Richmond, and points about equally die,ant -.
| There is only ten miles of staging from GOsheu
| on the yirgiuia Central Railroad, through Il ro-
| mantle and beautiful country.
| The following low rates are adopted In order
| that all may be accommodated, and they are SO
| moderate that all can afford to pay them
| tElco per a16In El 30
| Weeh y %
| Wonth......., 10 10
| RBFERRNoEs.-Chisf Justice Tsney, Nd; ex-
| Gov. A. Wise, Gov. John Letchsr, Col. y u.
| smith. Va. WM. JORDAN Il co.
| IN IL
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QUARTEKMAeTGR' 0FFICE,)
ARMY OF THE CoNFED. STATES
RIcHaoND, VA, May sth, lssi.
NOTICE CE.--An persons are hereby notified
~ that contrsots for qef1rfernds'e suppse fo IN
fr1ny Of tie Confederate States this CITY Will b.
paid, unless the purchase has been authorized b,
4 written order from the Undersigned. t.
w. l.. CABELL, Maj. and Q NJ,
my aim G. =. A
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4, rH5s. H. LANGLEY's tin store, 18Th street,
between Main and Cary, Richmond. Va.
u4N g.. lrlF
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Sst-
:" remain yours In gratitude,

nE Rocks Good Samaritan-For Rheuma.
TIsM, NEURALGIA, &G.-For sale by
ap5 JNO. w. GARLICK, Apothecary, &c.
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"a ALLEGHENY STRINGS,

h.A ALLEGHA<Y SPRINGS,
NMY MON ETGoMERf CO., VA,
&s.5SS This ceiehtsted WATERING PLACE
VIII no opened fer tbs reception Of visitors on The
Let dav of June.
Located three aud half mi es from the rir-
ginia and Tennessee Rsiiroad, they are easy Of
access, aad afford the best security Ter families.
Fach depsrtnent - supervlsea ey .he proprie1s
their guests.
The waters OF thess springs stand unriyaied for
the cure of dyapepsia.
my ie-lms BOOTH, CALHOUN x co.
4. A ROCkBRIBGE ALUh sPRINiss.
XM Y This delishtfai snd quiet RsrREAT
May. ~ is ave miles from Miilboro Depot.
BpARp.-Sa pcr dsv $50 per mopth-ohildron
and servants half price. +-}
nS An ample supply OF ICE wss secured.
my l3-lm FRAZIER RANDOLPH.
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STEAMBOATS,, sEIPPIEa, &c.
p STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
,ELS.N NEW YORK AND LiNrRPOOL. sand.

AIxSsaN NEW 1UKh AND LlNERPOOL, IAnn-
orrr~s-liRqg, and embsrking ,PessensSrs, a.
York and Phiiadeiphls Steamship Company In
tend disPatching their tuIl-poweied u!yde-buiit
iron Steamships ~ follows
ETNA. SATURDAY, june /.
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY. 1unss
CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY June Is
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier "a,
North hty9Y
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BUSINESS MEETINGS.
OFFICE VA. r. q MARINE ms. CO.
Richmond, May q isei.
ISsUR

, g COMPANY.--The annual meeliag < of the
-, ii. elders oi this Company will be held a.
t,s.r cEce On MONDAY. the 27th inst at II
l.osk NJ. ). III. MONTAGUE. seciy.
rsr GE-sf
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BACON, LARD AND But 4 Il X :.
We have on hand, aud receiving from Western
Virginia, BACON, LARD. and BUTTER, on con-
t.SGment Being dssirous 10 make quick sales,
those IN waut would do welLst0 call
JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il OTEY,
NV ts-svy@2dpl No Is Pear! street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25
RiNGs AND MACK EREL,

lao bbis. Eew CUT HERRIN0s.
leo hbls. Ne. edium ACh EREL.
II store snd for sale by JOYNER i co.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

WANTED-Aii persons 70 xacw tnat mann
w fac.ars ali styles and qualities Of TRUNKS,
and have always on hand the largest stock to he
found Ia the South, embracing superior Iron.
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Drssz
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturer prices, whole
sale and RETAIL at szlesrooms ia Main street,
nearly opposite Dispatch Office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
NJ Trunks Repaired,
fe2A-sn JAMES KNOTS