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A PATRIOTIC OFFER.-We received 4 call this
morning from a gallant Mississipian, Captain
James Edwards, of the Bay of st. Louis,
Hancock county, who comes TO offer the SER
vice Of himself and the use of his mill for the
defence of the coast. lie proposes that the
Government shall take charge OF the mill
saw lumber toZbuiid gun BOATS or for other
purposes, and says all that he asks is a SOL
dier's rations during the war. Furthermore if
the timber cannot be obtained, he has twelve
hundred acres of live cak which is at the ser
vice of the Government Captain Edwards
came from Mississippi TO make the offer, and
he is now urging its acceptance by the Navy
Department He is not wealthy man all
his property being mentioned in these few
lines. Sneh patriotic liberality is certainly
worthy of record.-Aontgonser AdU., ed.
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= . 4 Fhgslsloslcel view OF narrlass-

:, RS A PhySielexicGi View OF MarriaSs-
S'll4lalns nesriy SEQ pages, and lse tee plates
aIi ee&ravlags Of the anStogny Of the sexual or
sAas IA state of health and disease with trea-
use OF self abuse, Its dsplcrable consequences
nF0A tae iniad aad bedy, with she authors plan
VI tfe4tEent-the only rational and successful
,aols or cure, as shown by the report Of cases
,ue@se&. trathiui adviser to the married. and
th6ae CONTEMPLATING marriage, who eatsrt a.a
aVtoiS oi their physical condition. sent, Tree OF
pD9-7se, 10 aay address, receipt of IS cents In
spsese, or postage stamps, By addressing,
ie @s-d&swSm DIX, LA GRoix. Alhany,E ".
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" | remain yours in gratitude,

Ne. $40 West Baltimore street,
Rhenmatism, Cough, dyspepsia, Debility, Scre-
in!a, Eyes, Pain IN the SIDE, Back, &c, are cured
by Il.
FEMALES AND CaILDREE.-This TINCTURE
viii lie fcund great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Call and set Pamphlets. ani read many OF the
most powerful possible rti1eates Of cares of the
above diseases Of our own citizens.
sgld by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond /;
oy a. COOKE. Fredsrieksnnrs by All The Drag
spqLt In . Petsfsburg by AoDaTiaah q BOW
ksspegs everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
IS ap l-d&ewts
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ssWe are informed that several young ladies
OF the city contemplate, or have probably
commenced, the organization of Home
Guard. The design Of the company IL tho
concluded to remain home during the OK ist.
enee Of the war;" "a es
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OUR CArsg N EyGLAED.-We have now be-
fore us London periodical OF position. which
| is a standard of authority in the department.
to which il is devoted. We mean Mitchell >
Maritime Register" F." Its tone indicates how
appetiZng the great shipping interest OF Ing
land has found the tree port feature OF our
tradal policy. Onr free ports, and our ten-
deucy TO free trade, added to the cotton influ-
ence, are sufficient, we entirely believe, to
conciiiate the friendliness of Great Britain
and France TO dny degres desiTGbte--eyen TO
the extent of defensive and offensive alliance
should we consent to il with the object OF
bringing the war to an earlier conclusion
But we must quote the &c Maritime Regis ter, !"
which we do from an article under the cap
tion . The Fau of Fort SUMTER:
1--WE we're among the first to assert our con-
viction thar Il great commercial question was
really the issue between the North and South
and that slavery was only the fretence under
which that ques lion was advanced The pro-
gress of events has strengthened this conyic-
ton. Amongst the very first acts OF the
Southern Convention were the revision of the
tariff and the opening of the navigation OF
the Mississippi. These beneficial measures
have been followed by the expressed
determination to open the Southern
ports to the flags of all nations. We
may be quite sure that come what may
there will be no reversal of this sanitary pol
icy. The diversion of even Il portion of the
magnificent trade which has hitherto been
monopolized by Boston aud New York to the
ports of the South, will give to the Con feda-
rate States 4 commercial Importance which
they will never resign, except upon It com
pulsion which will never be brought 10 bear
upon them. The problem, then, Of the open
ing of the American coaSting trade is admit
tediy solved along the vast intercept between
the Northern limits of North Carolina and
the Wes tern limits of Texas. The South,
conscious of the necessities of its trade, has
suddenly taken Il course which has aston
ished the world aud bafied the anticipat tions
of the most profound statesmen and poll til
clans Of the West. Happily for the south,
and, we may add, for Europe, that course
has been in the direction of the liberation OF
her maritime commerce. BY this stroke OF
policy the Southern States have at once con =
ciliated the good will of the powerful nation :
with whom they have had tradll relations,
| and laid the foundation of n commercial im
portance to which they have hitherto been
strangers. .'-H0GtLs Reg ister.
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sydney Smith, that wise and witty par
son somewhere rema arks in his many spicy
sstaiks," "Uuuntry life Is very good In fac {,
the best-for cattle; but as for me, must
have society" ss
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GROCERIES,. &c.
on TUBs CHOICE BUTTER.

.SA TUBS CHOICE BUTTER.
--O 4oo bnls. Refined SUGAR, all grades.
30 bbis. very choice GoLDGN SYRUP.
800 bbis. No, /. 2, and MACkEkEL.
$50 bhls. new No. CUT HEKRINGS.
20 half barrels Family ROE HERklNGS.
800 bbis. Common WHIsKET, GIN, aud
BRANDY.
80 bbls, very fine old Apple and Peach
BRA&DT.
loo bags LsguayTa COFFEE.
loo boxes STARCH.
400 boxes Psrat1ne, Adamantine, and Tallow
CANDLES.
200 bb!s. Fine, SupsrGue, Extra, and Family
FLOUR.
80 !, !, and pipes very Gne French BRANDY.
1,e00 sacks @. a. and Liverpool Fine SALT.
200 packages very fne Green and Black TEA
800 bbs very choice old Mountain WHIShEI
so packages choice LEAF LARD.
lvv boxes Detersive, Coigate's, and Altmyer's .
SOAP.
LINES OF all kinds BUCKETS, OF all kinds.
Tubs, Manufactured Tobacco. Cigars, Of various
kinds Matches, Mustard soda, east Powders,
wrapping aud Writing Paper, Nai,s, Demi johns, J.,
Baskets. Pickles, Cheese; Blackberry, Ginger aud
Cherry Brandy; German Bitters, Backing: Pipes,
u all kinds broOmA, Port, Malaga and Madeira
Wine; Holland Gin, Irish Potatoes, Wrapping
TwIne, and various other articles. For sale by
my est WM h. JONES " 60.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

sa--.>~ MEDICAL CARD.-OFFfCE PRAC-
sf~~Ga qICE.-DR. PLUME, OF tho old Medical
House, confines hi.nsef mainly to q u office prae-
tice, on Franklin Street. a little below the Ex-
change Hotel, and dag0naIly opposite odd Fell
toWs' Hall, where skilltal and confidential treat
meat may be obtained reasonable terms
Those VINO nave been exposed to CERTAIN CoNTA-
sIors ailments are invited to call early Com
munieations, by mail or otherwise, promptly at
tended to. Ufice open fOm A, NJ. till z. M.
my 20 RICHMOND. VA.
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FROM PETERSBURG.
SPECIAL coKREsposDEsoE OF THE DISPATCH.

PETERSBURG, Saturday, May IS, 1851.
After several days Of chilly weather, dur
ing which fires and oyercoa.s were comforta-
Bile, the temperature is now balmy and de-
HghtfuI. During the late cold rains, some OF
our companies of volunteers at Norfolk suf-
fered a good deal. The Cavalry, especially,
were exposed and many of the members
who came up with the remains of Captain
Fisher are laboring under severe catarrhal
aHec tions.
The dedication of the new Presbyterian
Church, of which the Rev. Theodorick Pryor
ID. D.. is pas tor, will take place to MORO "
toway, and McIlwaine, of Amelia, with
other ministers, are expec ted TO participate in
the ceremony. When DR.. Pryor came here
several years ago, the congregat ton was
small. But under his ministry there have
been mum erous acceSsions to the church, un-
til at length new building became necessary
for their accommodation. The church edifice
is very handsome, and will compare favorabiy
with others that have been recently erected
I'm this city.
A great deal of anxiety has been manifested
here to see President Davis. and large mum :
bers of persons have collected at the depot,
awaiting the arrival of each train from the
South.
The news of the occupation Of Alexandria by
the Lincoln troops, has produced a profound
sensation in this city; and the patriotism dis
played by Captain Jackson in defence of his
flag is the subject of universaEcommendation tion.
The invaders of our soil will II beet with many
such heroes as Jackson to obstfuct their march
and repel their intrusions.
The Allstadt Greys, Captain E. H. Flour
noy, from some point near yonr city, passed
through here to Norfolk this morning in obe-
dience to orders.
The Alabama Rangers, Captain Royston,
from Perry county, Ala, arrived here yester-
day afternoon, and encamped at the Fair
Grounds last night. They left for Richmond
this morning.
l learn that private Atkinson. of one of the
Smithheld isle OF Wight volunteer compa-
MES, accidentally shot himself in that coun ty
on Thursday night last and died from the eff
tects OF the wound on Friday morning.
Several carloads of cattle from the upper
country passed down the SOU IN Side Railroad
yesterday, destined for Norfolk
Two l2-pound brass Howitzers. from the
foundry OF your enterprisiug citizen, Jos. X
Anderson, passed through here yesterday fol
Some point They are splendidly mounted
The Confederate States Sentinels, Captain
Hawes, from Columbus, Ga, arrived here
this afternoon, and are encamped at the FAN
Grounds. They were on the way to Rich
mond, but the train was too late for the con.
nection. They will go over tomorrow OF
next day. Mon CGUR.
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SO Health, Heal
] T.
pETTER TuAy GOLD

BITTER THAN GOLD
Mss MANY ScOFIKLD, PkEegPTKEss, No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, bALTIMoR RE--' Truth Stranger
Blg fist3eH. ."-Fhis lady suffered for years with
Chronic luHafnmatery Rheumatism in ita most
malignant iuIm she drst contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vacciaated with
mttter from n child shat had the white swelling.
From! this II ne to woina hood her suterings ere
cared by HAMPTON s TINCTUhE.
An Extract from the Letter.
81 often wish my parents had known Ct this
remedy whom | was a child, as | believe should
have bean saved the exeruciatiuB pain | have
been subjected TO- as well the de formity Of body
! ,aust carry 10 the grave, aud my parents would
g1t nave been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills aud in sending me, as they did to
the celebrated Springs ia England In search of
heath. | wish ali the afflicted world could see
Pc and hear the benefits have derived from this
TlnetuFe OF hampton's. | try to make all ae-
onaintsd with it's virtues with whom / come in
contact.
Gentlemen, am Thousand times Obliged to
you, and you are at liberty TO use my name and
casa ~ al
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81 g,.......,..Speciai &siice........xs
$4,000 woRTHoP
IEI r. d ~ ~ II II X q 90 ID 3 .
AT An D BE " cos II.
FOR CASH ONLY
TO CLOSE BUsINEeS.
IN consequence Of the general financial derangs.
10 ssll oG our superior aud desirable stock Of
ID X I q q q u s
At a 0EEAT SACRIFICE, TO Close busine ess as soon
g. possible.
Ne cfsr this day, every article ct PRIME
COST. from paper II \ eed les up to the RICH EST
siLt broUght to this country.
in FOUsEhEEPITG GOODS, orr etock Is very
IzrIe and complete, consisting Of
Table DAIAeK,
Linen sHEETISG,
Pillow ass LiNREs
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and ali this latest styles Of ErGDch and Enzllsh
Pa y Z Cs,
FOR Lsdies' and Childreu's Dresses for Spring
Niater and Summer
ENBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOW IS, HDKFS.,
sHAWLS, CLCAKs and MANTLEs,
SHIKTINGS and SHEETIEGs
FLAHSELS and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
Il In.
lRIgH LISENs and DIAPERS.
BGMBAZfNES and BLACk AbPACAS.
large stock Of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
anA Wiuter Clothing.
E9S- Purchasers are invited tc call aud see for
tEeInseives. A. x. PARKER " co,
ft3 Main street, Eagle Square.
n BAH persons indebted to us, will please
longer indulgence VIII not he given.
In SIS X, 2. & co.
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-
AZ Aetas! Baths Batns!!.
hOtt COLD AND lHOWEk BATHS, "a
~ y os ? "d daily, from o'clock A. VI. until leP.
"A &t ths American ii Routing. shaving, Sham
pooing ead Bathing ,on, under the American
notei, entrance on N street single Bath Is
"'S or I'VE tickets VI ocW
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Directors.

As agents fer ne sale of the Goods manufactur-
81 ; the CkENSHbW WOODEN COMPANY Of
Llga%pED, VA, W have now on haad about 90.
o." Yarl. Of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled ChSSlMERE6 and CLOTHS, be
Sides . lat ot FINE BLANKETS aud GENTLE
MEMS ~Hh WLS-and are manufacturing AT the
Ia'e ni i.sJJ yards per week; all Of which We o.
fer 10 the trad5 at lair prices and liberal terms
with oufira confidence that the enterprise will re-
oslvs q liberal support
CRENsHAW d co, Agents,
h. tB-dis Richmond
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Election in SuFoIk-Sad Accident-H Handso,ae E
D<fa.,f

correspondence OF tnS hicnBlouu Dlsp2tch.
Election IN SHFoIk-Sad Accident-H handsome
Parade.
SUFFOLK, VA, May 25, 1851
The election has passed over quietly, and
although the vote is one of the largest ever
Day, Qor the Senate,) and Riddick, (for the
House, were elected without opposition.
That miserable Gd Uni0rem amendment
which, (mark my prediction,) is to be the
ground OF future trouble in our glorious new
Confederacy, was ratified by large vote.
1t becomes my painful duty TO record an
other sad casualty, which happened on yes
terday to II member of the Smthff~fd Artil-
!ery, now stationed at Town Point Battery
near this place. 1t seems that az some call TO
arms, probably for drill, MIR. Frank A tkin-
son, SON of DIR. Joe Atkinson, of Smithfield
caught his piece, which was lying on the
ground in the tent, by the muzZle, and pulled
ii directly towards him, and in passing out the
hammer was caught by something which so
far lI ted it that when it fell the piece dis
charged, and fired a large ball and several
buckshot diagonally through Mr.. Atkinson's s
bowels. He lived fourteen hours after the
accident. His remains were transported to
Smithheid. He was very popular and pro-
missing young man, and "a nephew OF the Hon
Archibald Atkinson.
A com papy of Southampton Cavalry nnrn-
boring about eighty men, well mounted and
armed, arrived here last evening, and are
quartered at the Fair Ground. While wri te
they are on parade, in company with our
the two together would frighten a host OF Old
bes minions.
The news of the invasion of our beloved
State is hailed with joy, as aiFording an occa-
sion to hurt somebody. May it be none of
ours! Eco
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4, -
| EA Err FOX SALE.

br,am am iossing LEATHER at my Tannery, and
as@ss Quantity on hand, Purchasers Will ad-
ss n,g aa a's - hiiivisw, Fauquler eounty, Va.
ny Wins JOHN S. cL0Pf0N.
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NO YANKEE HUnBUG!!
BRASS LETTERS FOR MILITARY CAPS made
to order. TT
Companies furnished very cheap by E. NJ.
LEWIS, the only
SOUTHERN BRAND CUTTER
IN THE CITY
At CHAS. II. LANGLEY'S tbs store, l3th street.
between Main and Cary, kichDF~ad, Va.
Sims
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Mr.. John u. Carpenter, one OF tho Oldest
ana most respected citizens Of Montgomery,
Ala, died on the Goth inst. - .s-74 - -,
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50 Uid Doraiaiop Insurance Company.


Qaa.. No AZ Naif at, ,sadsr 50. Charles Hotel.
kOIhCEIGED CAPITAL..,,...,...- 500, ,00G
gIEE AND MARINE RISKS TdKEy ON FAVOR.
ABLE ITRiES.
. addition TO tns ordinary mode of Insurance
!bis Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
buildings, OF the payment OF Eight ANIMAL PRE-
Nuns. Properly Is thencefofth permanently in
srlad. BY this plan saving Is effected, and the
TAX uud Inconvenience Of renewals are avoided.
Ths policy can be cancelled at Guy time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less ten per
Cepl.
4oslss uT,sng'5y aiJi1sted and paid
Applications !or Insurance VIII receive prompt
attention. DIRECTOgs:
Cab Wogtham. John H. Grssnor,
Jon1 Endars, Gee. s. Palmer,
bantl M. Price, VIM. 6. Triplstt,
h. +. LAld, s. q. Tarty,
52ha stewart walker, WIN. 0urria,
LG'EeF K. Spilm6n, Jss. Il. Crenshaw,
Peter q. Warwick, john H. WilliamE,
sts. \ Kent, MARX Dowuey,
Horace +. Edmond, Th0s. Jones'
Jas n Talbot, Edwin a. smith,
oIifln B. Davenport, 30. 4. Paine,
Gao. " Yaaeey, Ro. p Williams,
Jos. EI0mm5l, WIN. 7. Reg,and,
Nm Brent, Henry G. Cabeii,
He. Il Nanny, Geo. W. Roystef.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., prest.
CaAs. Z. EogTGAN, Seo'ry de sI--ts
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81 We would advise the soldiers in en- m d
c, ~ uss pAkEks PREMIUM BlfTEhs as sure
Na,xgf dgf Dyseatety, Bowel CoInplaiat, DysPspsia.
o. n'tefs have proved To be the beet lasdieins made
~ t1e south. They cap be had OF all Druggists
kiniA. nv TX
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$3.50. LAWkESCE 5. nARYE,
B~-SA ATTORNEY TT LAW,
Practices IA the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
And the conAties Of Benrico, Hanover and Csro-
line.
he Ia also Notary Pubs3c and Commissioner o.
tbs CniLad sts*ss GearS efsS2Eims.
The partnership between HT CaAsTAIg WHITE
aud himself being dissolved his ofaes is now
1th st. iBst below tjoddip's Hall. fa l3-iy
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DACUN, LIQUORS, dc.

tStSoNt LtNtpHS; Gc'
900 bills Cincinnati Common wHIsKEY.
200 bbls fine Noun tain RYE WHlsKEY
- bols. c2mm4n GIN and FrsReh BRANDY;
halI pig@s, hennessy and otard FRENCH
half pipes Holland GIN.
g bbis. Port and Madeira WIFE.
20 bbls and half 6bls Blackberry, Cherry
half bbls herman BfrTERS.
10 bbls. & hns Virginia Apple and Peach
10 bbis Northern Apple BRANDY.
% Dbls. Truil's RUN
20 hhds. prime SHOULDERS and SIDES.
HAMS
100 smithaeld HAMS.
80 tierces and bbis prime Western LARD.
100 bb1s. Extra c, B, A, Crushed and Powdered
80 bbls Brown SUGAR
80 sbls. No. |, 2 and MACKEREL.
loo bbls. Eamlly HEKRINGS.
2sE' d. chEESE' h1i'H '''''
4oo Dbls;; Fine, sqperdns and Family FLOUR.
half bills WHITE FISH.
o. bbls; Cuba and y. Orleans MoLAssEs.
half boxes LOAF SUGAR.
tierces CoDFIsH.
100 boxes MGsTAs6. ~
500 DEMlJoHNS.
50 bundles Wrapping TWINE.
loo dozen C3tt2n CG, aos Hemp LINES;
50 boxes Ground PEPPER.
sc dozen BROtMc.
l,900 gross MATCHES.
20 dozen BARREL COVERS
100 dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TUBS.
500 boxes TOBACCO. E
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER
81 kegs SAL. SODA.
20 Kegs BiCARB. SODA, 7f@
200 kegs NAILS. ss'se8
:, 500 CIGARS 4a4sa $50 -re
Is half chests Green and Black TEA.
rs boxes Mitch ellis CANDLES
leo boxes Adam2ntino CANDLES.
CUlgate's Detersiye and Fancy SOAP
| ask the attention of the trade to ths above
stock, which desire to sell for cash.
THOMAS JONES.
my 2o-lm No Main street
Il Ar D-300 barrels prime Leaf;
IL rIN--3vo boxes assorted;
BACOS-S0 hhds. sides, Shoulders and Hams.
T0NGUES--In half barrels:
lRoA-A large and complete assortment of
swedes, English Refined, Hoop, Band and
Nail Rod;
STEEL-N ayior's asserted sizes;
For sale by
HARVEY, ARMiSTEsD * WILLIAMS,
my ls-lm Tobacco Exchange Bniidiag.
DACON, LARD AND BUTTER.
We have on hand, and receiving from w wsstsrn
Virginia, BACON, LARD, and BUTTER, on con-
sigmneut Being desiToas 20 make quick salss.
those Ia want would do well % call. -
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KG, DOCTOR PARKER, expecting to
0>S-a leave Richmond W ith HE Regiment, has
associated With hin, in the practice of Medicine
and Surgery, DIR. JAMES g. WATSON, who may
be found at the Office, in the Law Building, cor
ner OF Franklin and 18th streets. my 2S-diw
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) II 2 "
WOOLEE
COMPANY,


O-ganizsd last year, and IN order TO make such
Goods a would hot CJmpete with, bpt WOuld ra-
her aid other $uuther manufactures by furaish-
iug grades and styles Of Goods that have never
heretofore been made in V.rgI mia they filled IL cir
hlil viii, machinery Of toe best aud finest quail
y. Itcy are pow manufacturing FINE CASSI-
"&&Es and CLOTHS 4 every Eariety1 from Fine
tLa atjenti IN OF the trade in ths Sorth to their
Gaots- 4 Z who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
fr. .HGi itttGTCt al nrst expressly for he Virginia
Military In -ilute pronounce them Gt least equal
81 rot superior Ia quality, u those they had been
brVug Lelstrturs, ard quite cheap.
Eup Virginia State aud Central Agricultural So.
oa.es vi tueir Fair held Ia this city, in October
Is-., awarded /" tbis Company a GOLD MEDAL
fur thuiI % Eihiti0n pi " Wo0ieu Goods. which in
C.r4cA saiar beautiful eHAN LS, BLAME ETS, &c.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece VI Goods
manufactured by Us being hat It is reptss ent ed
4-! Under uo circumataueea VIII this Company be
induced 10 york shoddy in their Goods, nor will
they card aLy cotton = tn their wool:
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW, Pfesit
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTUREs rs

10 90. and especially Il you obtain ss desi
rsDIe GaoHs, Without paying any more for them
than tHsir hctusi worth.
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r, NE Rocks sood saaiarisan--For hile una
ttea, n EU kALuTA, Hc.--kof sale by ass
aps Jao. w. dAgLIcK. Apothecary. &c.
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Ea Special Netiee.


FROM this day, until further notice, we shall
selj uHr goods only for CASH, or It's equivalent
ray s-ts ssHL M Price & co.
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EukE INSURANCE. r,v,vv Iv.ru We

MARlNE INSURANCE..
Incorporated isa2.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND nARIER INeUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
"a odice No. lal Main Street, Richmond. II
CAPITAL and SURPLUS. $3.50. 600.
This Company has the advantage OF tssaty- sere,
y.ars experience IN the Insureres business, and
having enjoy ed the favor OF the public during all
Of that period, needs special Tegominen dStiOa
TO til citizens OF Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital aud surplus are above, and its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, aad
its rates are as low as those of any other good in
stitution. DIRECTORS;
w l.. .COweTdln, J. L. Wsdsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, Wm. Beers, Gee. W Smith.
Horace l.. Kent Tbos samson, B. l.. Wias.on,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno n Gordon,
Alex r Parker, jos: L. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inioes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary in person
or by letter. w. L.. C0WARDiN, President.
WIN. Willis, JR., Secretary. ia s-ts
As AGENT of several hrrt class FIRE NJ
II SuRANCE COMP ANIEs, the r1dersisn led is
prepared to issue
SHoRT-T -TBRa PoLICiEs
to protect increased stocks OF goods during the
coming season.
MERCHANTS desiring additional iaEnranes are
solicited to cali on J. n. MONTAGUE
Sc I-stawts Merchants Insurance Go,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-27

IL .srs ChAS. III. DlNhlOCks
So ATTORNEY AT LAW
OIice, No. Law Building, Franklin street
klChm0nd. Va. NH Sg-5mk
-sSa THE PUBLIC is hereby informed
3 y that Urs. A. E. PETICOLAS aad ST. g so.
PEACHY have associated themselves with the
view of practising SURGERY and MEDICINE, in
this city aud the surrounding country. Their
office is under the Ballard House. DIR. PETIGO-
Las residence is at the carlton House. Dir.
PEACHf s, on Grace, between sth and sth sts
A. h. PETICOLAS, NJ. D.,
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.
Richmond, Va, April -, 1854. ap So-Im