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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

In the terms Of cspitultiOa i, vas allowed to Major
Anderson to salute his dag and it perhaps expected
bat he vord FIRE the usual complement Of twenty-one
ns but reaching that number, be st went on to nre
md The Lerson was that he might exhibit the d7,
eourtesy o. numbering thirty-iour But ne continued
.t TO FIRE up 20 y, and then slowly lowering hs nag
he shouts from assembled thousands upon the shores
and the steamers AMI every species Of water craft an
nounced hat he authority Of the late United states
mon the las, foo; OF Caschnas soil was hnAiy VIII
drawn. ,-
rhas been noticed that al the nrng OF the seven
,eeuth gun there vas the sound sS et Two reports Au
the Impression vas that guns had been hreo 'oe'
err but the party, re-emblrking, we're or th'F way
TO Fort Sumter, they were met Ry boat, Whica Sn'
ced that OF the c1isons had exploded, anG mace
the earoest request that the boat wollt ,ru 70 SUN
vans Island f0g d Ae engine, from the -Pp'h h5Ss'oA
that the u gazine m sht be in digger Tfi7 o5,-cd
the party again started for The fort, and made th2f en-
trance
Il we're vain to attempt detailed description Of the
scene Every poia; AID evey Object in the interior Of
the fort 70 which the eye turned, exccp, the Cur
walls ard casemitfs which sll strc lg bore the I'M
nress Of ruin It were - il the Genius o. Destruction
had sasked is enesgies 70 make the Ting complete
ooded over BY the desOAton OF sges t could scarce
have been developed to a more full maturity OF ruin
The walls Of the internal structure, roote bare black
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

From Ne Democrat, So Cloud MINI
you are have been troubled with the beadacb and -,
box Cephac % SO ihIt you may them 10 ese Of an Al,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
sPRUcz cRErE, BuSrNoToS Co., Pa, [
II. O. sPILDISc.

EPRCcz CRErK, HrSrNGT0N 20, Pa, \
January Is, 1851
II. O. sPLLDSG.
sR:
You will please send boIe your Cephalc Ps s.nd
them nme ediatey. Respectfully yours,
JEo. sIMoNs
Ps-Ihare used boz ofy0r PiRs and md aen esceL
eat ' WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

A. s HArERYoAD, Pa, Feb 9, 1851.
wish you 10 send box of your CeplaIc Pills
haze receiced II gredtdeGl 81 JeqeEt Jrohn hotn.
Yours, peCtfgly.
MARY ANN sTorKHoUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

BELx ySRsoS ono Jso. IS, 1861.
Please 1uj ucoed certs for Ehch send me another
box Of CephalIc Pills. 7Aey truly Ge 6est Fns Tines
tried.
Direct A. SLOWER Pm
Belle Vernon, WyanIot Co., O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

They have been tested In than thousand cases With
tire success. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
YPsiLAsTi, MIoH., Jan. II, 1861.
Nh. SPALpIso.

Mr. EPALpso - '
SE:
Not long since gent 10 for CephAc PHI, FOR the
crre OF the Nervous esdache AMI Covenes ard received e
sane, and y had ~ good eject induced 10 send 6
more. ~ ~
Eaplease send by return nall Direct to
A. R. WHEELER
Ypsllrnt, Mich.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

as these Testimonials ,ere unsolicited Jy M. sPALp.
ING. .hey G5ordnaquestio"dJie proof Of the efficacy
Of this t'uly scientific diseoeery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

From ne EncD,irer, Bor,oH, Ia
cephalc Pills accomplish the object which they .e,s mad.
viz: Cure OF headache In all is FORMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

From ne Adre,tiser, Prociisnce r. T.
The Cephac Pills said be remarkably eeeIye remedy
Tor the headache and the for that yery
complaint which has been discovered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

DOGGETT tS ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RE receiving for the Pail Trade Csne.s, Oil Cloths MAI
n tngs Curtain H,ois, Cornices ed Randi Windo, shade
Paper Hangn Carried Hair apd Moss sa low price.
Carpets Curtains Rs and Mattresses made order at short
tee Pap hanging done In the city country by superior work
.'-' tocl-
ArEW SN tGEaTA EEoN Elegant French and Englhh
China Dinner and Tea Sets Toilet Ware White Granite Din
ne and % svi Japaned Toilet Ware, Housekeeping goods
Lamps &C., which invite the attention oi purchases.
srEBBINs, PULLES = CO.,
uh12 Corner 9th and Broad Streets.
Y VVsNsS EETRACTs.-A fine assortment Of Luhln'
peFfae-y comprising Extracts Fancy Soaps Also Box
los HAws and endless variety 81 Hair c pomades
SC, h. For sale by 3AS 2. DuvAL
uh1S ig9 Main and 10th sts.
hyURs RUS s, yURS.The subscriber viii pay the high.
i est msrEct value for all kinds Of Fur skins. viz: 4
etier. Mink, ooop Fox Muskra 0posuw, Hare Rea Wild
cat ka, ,Ac = John THOMSON,
sps ~, Ballard Hsue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

have tried your Cephsc Pills. and TIs them 20 ,re ,hs,I
you send me dollars more
OF these neghbors to whom gave few out of
the Grst box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblge
Your obt Servant,
JAMES kennedy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

We understand upon the reliable authority tina
the Secretary of the Charleston Secession Convention
and the man who moved the ordinance OF Secession, il
at present in Fhiadephia aud staying at the house Of
relative in Tenth Ward lie Is a bold man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

From tie Rdnauha VaUey STIR, Kdnatnha Ia.
We are sure that persons suffering with try them
will stick to them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

From ne Western n. n. Gd.ette CAicaoo M
We heartily endorse Mr. spAldlng his unyaed ceph.us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-30
The Western tirsini. L,.i.la,ure

WHEELING, July, 2s The legislature adjourn.
ed on Friday, after transacting good deal Of
business looking to the complete working estab.
lishment OF new state government.
stay-law was enacted A patrol bill was
passed authorizing the Governor 70 Organize a
patrol In such counties may need them; and
about two hundred Thousand dollars were appro-
priated for carrying on the government A similar
sum was also appropriated for military purposes
The last week of the session was occupied chief v
In discussing bill reported from special com.
mittee on the division Of the State The bill pro-
posed TO give the assent Of the legislature 10 the
division aud re >ommended the convention shortly
TO rcEassemble to take immediate action on The
subject.
A long discussion followed, and developed a
pretty strong element opposed 10 any division OF
A good many favored immediate action, on the
ground that when the state should he fully repre-.
sented assent TO the division could not be obtain
ed, and they wanted to make use Of the advantas &c
that circumstances had thrown in their way
They were for division frat and Last and all the
time
Another, the majority class, favored a division
but thought II impolitic az IL would interfere
with the plans Of the government which would
not at this tune countenance such a move
The Legislature will re-assemble on the 9Th O,
August.
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Later from Eurspe,

ST. JOINS, July %. The steamer Africa passed
Cape Race on Sunday afternoon.
The news by this arrival 10 uaimportant. The
Presidents message 10 variously received by the
press and an obstinate stuggIe predicted The
Times thinks that southern Independence will
be the issue.
The English journals all cri,icise the mes.ss.
Of President Lincoln. The Times says 10 al
together cor firms the impression produced by his
frst message He has outweighed all the chances
ofintefnecine war, and IN bystander, the editor
thinks that the recognition Of southern indepen-
dence is the issue In which, after infinite loss and
humiliation, the contest must result
The London Pilot says: At this date II Is Idle
TO argue the question Of legal rights n 10 for
the government To put down resistance ss soon 80
possible" Ii predicts Can obstinate and sanguin-
ary struggle, and while protesting personal hos
tiity TO slavery, rejoices az Englands neutrality.
The Daily News eulogiles the message and
says IL sets at rest the question Of comrromise,
and that the government 10 now In a position 20
| secure by energetic action the sympathy Of for
eign powers
The Telegraph and Star quarrel with the mes
fage and say Ii is very unsatisfactory.
During debate in the House Of Commons on
the rumor Of the possbls cession OF the leland Of
sardinia to France, Lord John Russell said that
such a scheme could not be permitted, and would
terminate the ALI nee between England and
France. He did not believe that the Italian gov
eminent contemplats such an act ..
Continental politics are embarrassing.
The Paris Bourse closed dull. Rentes 67f 1sc
Vienna kilograms confirm the resgnatioh 81
Baron Way and Count Erosion, and their being
accepted Count Fotguch has been appointed
Chancellor OF Hungary In the place Of Baron Way.
COMMERCIAL.
QaseHstopn, July "a Cotton closed frm at
Liverpool. Breadstufis closed with a declining
tendency, Quotations barely maintained. Pro-
visions quiet.
LondOn, Saturday evening, July % -consos
closed at ssk SOS for money, and sen sss
for account.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON AND PRINCESS CLorIIpR IN
NKw foRk:-The Imperial French yacht Jerome
Napoleon, De Bussion commanding, arrived in
New York on Saturday afternoon, bavino l.ft
Toulon May 2ist. calling at Halifax, which INIT
she left on the 22d Of July. The yacht brings 10
this country Prince Napoleon, popularity known
rs Pion- Plon, the cousin of the Emperor, and
who, next after the Prince Imperial IL heir 10 the
French throne. The Princess Ciotilde, his N6srm.
Ing and petite bride, daughter OF the present King
Of Italy, accompanies him, together with l.,gs
suite OF companions and retainers, among whom
are the following persons Countess De Abra ntrs
attendant on the Princess; Colonel Ferrj Pi,sni
Colonel Rsgon, aides ds-camp; Captain Du Bins,
sion, Imperial navy; L'eutenants Becqnet, Arapo.
Brunei, Laqneromnierne, Imperial navy; Count
travel through pos ton Of the Northern Stats
incogniso. IL 10 probable they will see washine-
ton before returning home. 49, .
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TUBsDAY, July 80.


SENATE The joint resolution to legalire Ger.
tall acts OF the President during the recess was
taken up, and Mr.. Pearce proceeded 10 deliver a
speech against It's passage IN which he was en-.
gaged when the Starts report went TO press
House. The Senate amendments tn the bill n
define and punish certain conspiracies, were con.
Cured in.
Mr.. DIN, from the Committee on Military
Atiirs. reported bill 10 increase the number Of
cadets In the Military Academy at West Point
ana Tor other purposes passed.
Joint resolution to close the present session NJ
Congress by adjourning on Friday, the I'd OF
August, at ~ m, was adopted
Mr. English, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bill providing for temporary
increase Of the midshlpmen in the Naval Acade.
my; passed.
Mr.. Sedgwick, from the Select Committee Of
Conference, to which was referred the disagree.
lng votes OF the two Houses Of Congress on the
bill to Increase the medical corps OF the army,
and on the bill authorizing the appointment II
an Assistant cretarv Of the Navy. reported Ger.
tain amendments, which Were conc urred in
A joint resolution Of inquiry into the condition
OF the Naval Academy, and for a reorganization
thereof, was adopted
The House then went into Committee of the
w hole on the bill authorizing the construction
OF twelve small side-wheel steamers.
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Affairs at Alexandria,

Especial correspondence Of The Star
ALEXANDRIA, July 90, 1S6i.-Mr. c. G Young,
leader Of the sth Maine Regiment band, died sud
denly In this place Of congestion Of the brain on
Friday. His remains Were taken to Bangor.
Mr. John Hulburt. orderly Of company C. as,b
Regiment, has had his right hand badly SKATER.
ed oy the accidental discharge Of a pistol.
The 26.h Regiment, Col. Christians, received
the new uniforms from the State Of New York,
to-day.
There are about forty unruly soldiers confined
In the slave pens In this place for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
Geo II. Childs, Of company H, 26.h Regiment,
while on bender, had his rig ht hand badly shat
tered by the discharge Of a musket in NE hands
Of another drunken comrade n
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Personal.

80. Hon. B Wood, Of N. Y, In at Browns
-. Major R. NJ. Mcclure, q. g. A., is at Kirk.
woods. MI
80" Mai Williams, o. 8 A.; Capt Alex Perry,
=. Thomas, Mass; and David Paul Brown =,
Pa, are at the Willard House -
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Ict 10 reported on good authority, ihaf there
are three hundred and forty tailors In the SIxty-
ninth regiment Tvo Of them are commissioned
omcers. This II a match for one of the Massachu
se.e regiments which had In it, RACKS over three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-30

I. CAPTURED BIT BARxuu -TiIm.n- th. co,o,.d
steward who recaptured from the pri vatccrs the
schooner w afriag, has been captured by Bsrnum,
aoa 70 be exhibited at his huseum The axe
WIN Which he slaughtered the pgivsteers, and
0snst s'pn'ss' are 70 Dc part q ne chow go
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HILLARY DIscIfL NE If any reply be needso
70 Inc exceedingly courteous al eaptandur, d.
Mai oy the Republics Of our allegation that u.
less CT tie battle OF Bull Run wa, mainly due t.
me ncf OF discipline CT cur army, I, can n,
.oOha In the resolutions adopted yesterday by ~.
thoroughly com potent board Of gentlemen con.t,
'eunR sanitary Commission The resolution,
Inrnsa 70 published in the Sta, Of Las, evening,
VIII pepay q careful peru.aI
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oirles oaDsn-1he Post once Depart.
nrnt has issued the following,
P'snssseIs will take pofir. IT,. II,
letters =. soldiers In any reg iment in the seryic.
cI me United ststss, and directed to tbsm At ,
polnI where they bsve been stationed, NAV b.
Iuoro Whenever practicable 70 apy othe,
point To " hieh they may have been ordered win
oa1ifAesf charge thereon for forwarding.
JOHN A. KAssON
Ftrst Assistant p. Al General
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~V1H.F n hAbbJN,
First Assistant p. Al. Geners

kssrrrios.-rhsre will be public reception
- ths Executive Mansion, this (Tuesday) even
'nE, between the hours Of sK and IL o. "a.
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OfSfhAL scoIr VIsDIcAIKp.-rhe New York
s'0kn' very peniten ly confesses the wrong 70 has
zone 70 General Scott. I,ssys:
we pint In another place an interesting article
:" -. s ss sindicating General Scott % far
In the disaster at Bull Run On The noints N.Y.
CON lete J were needed, 10
There sre some additional cc,,,a...,
might be submitted at anothe, time rrh'av INA,
uuefiy tut OF place now. General scott "a na..
we sosst anchor Of the Republic, and every,bins
Ia susns,nens him. Strengthen the nation
nshtl I'm TIE premises In choosing to postpone = =
eavance, ana that We who di fired from b,rn
Is aepiois oiy wrong; let every thought Of
glorious old chief and save the Union. -
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nEaovaL OF PHIsosERs.-Yesterday, the prjs-
sssmef 70 Fort Hamilton, NY Two ompanies
pl ,ne Iwsniieth New York Regiment, Colonel
Isu, IsN their enc ampment at Patterson Park 10
gend ior the steamer, all Of whom Were
:, The following are The persons removed Cha.
noWnd; yohn w Davis and VIM. n 6atcheIi
Io9 ni fonee Comptssieaer.; Rich'd n. Alvey,
fiiPafiek, q VI. Hagelin.l n Lyon ana
~ MurPhey Against all these parties eb,,ps.
OF treason have been pref-rred, but none on Ibsn,
rave oeen indicted Al FIRST II wss stated thai
OF haneI Marshal Of Police, would accom- cs :,
hn friends, the Commissioned, 70 the ssme pi,r..
gro II Is stated that he reason why be did nor 90
" vas that the Grand Jury az the u. :. DIstric,
S.ur. hsve already Indicted him for tseason, ana
lie VIII be tried In y. ltimore. 80 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-30

IL From march 4 TO July q. 1851, s2a .ses
rious U. 9. srsenais' '"s"' WIG va
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IHIEF ASSISTANT QgARTERMAsTEK's

WAsHISs ron, d. G.. July q. 1851.
SEALED YBopos1Ls will he received " this Off q
unti II "a. on the ia prO1 limo n furnish (50sl hve
hundred tons Of good mechantsh le TimOthy Hsy,
IN bales. ~ be livere3 81 the Railrosd Depot or
81 ths loot ~ q str et the Ciover' out wharf
on or before the 25th DAY Of August. Is6l.
The bids 10 be endorsed 'Proposs.s tor Hay"
6ood and hmp'e uarauty mu be furnished ~
the party to whom the contract nav be avhTdad
for the faathfnl fu hlment OF tn came. Also, the
address in iull. w
The Asst slant Quartermastsr re-erves IN. risb,
60 reJect al bids that may be deemed too hIfh
Payment C. be made when ell the h>- - deliy-
cred ID. n. RUCKER
" - "a Assistant q usrtermastsr.
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Camp Outfits.

Nl CoSae. aT InfA 81. asd Pa az,
lave s7>extensIve sssort, 1ent OF articles
necessary TO Camp life, - morls'rE;
BARR'S AMERICAN CAMP tHESi f1rs
Mess Of our iniaIning Table, ito =, lnC
ard Tab Furniturs, To Is, TshIe O Hths Tow.
els, &C.. al cOrta ned in o nast and EtTa e Ch'st
81 lnohes long, IL vice, ana deep, weigh " ohJ
FtvOR'S PATENT ARMY AND hos. L
TAI COr-the stroug ct, cheapest, and NOR
portable afeir of the kind IN use
CAMP STOOLS, ofevery variety and prIc..
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS BLANKETS
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES. 40 &c.
IOrsutlers and Others "a rniKhed IN quantities ~
~ = TT JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.
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T. y h.lleH CASA NOTICE.
svssy arneie q Goods ve purehsss, We are forced
20 rsSscs or oas'ness % cs~k en- clusiveiy ~ the
o. kEAUY-MADE- ct,oTHfNG Or msn ssS
tSss sA'ea AZ fsaF !. ess CO. .s
70. sss p sy r, tstsssn sth ssd istA sis-
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escaped with Mr.. Dougherty, Of the New Yorh
seventy-frsp on Friday night last from the sud
ley Church hospital, between Bull Run and
Manassas Junction, says that on Thursday last be
was permitted to 90, with guard Of two men
over the field Of the battle Of the previous Sunday
he found all the dead stripped to their shirts and
drawers, and, sorrowful TO relate, eight of GU,
wounded Sill alive, but In a dying condition
from the putrefaction Of their wounds.
MORE Acrs OF DISTRACTION AppREHrypxp
fears are entertained by the Union men about
biadensourg, prince George county,) Nd, tina,
oeighooring dimnioniss design destroying the
fne stone bridge OF the Baltimore and w asLinp
ton railroad sometime in the course Of the ep,,eo,
week. These fears arise from the conversation OF
persons around them known to be inimicaI TO III.
cause Of the Union.
AN INCIDENT OF THE LATE BATTLE, By AN EYE
wITNEss.
Shortly after the main body Of the army wa, In
retreat, charge was made by the ensmy's cavalry
upon the hospital grounds, at EIgin's Ford, and
teoss around the well who were procuring water
to carry 10 the wounded. At this time, Charles
offis Mccook, only seventeen years Of age, of
Company F, Second Regiment Ohio Volunteers,
ne Youngest son in the army Of Judge Daniel
acCook, was also at the we'll. when bis return IN
ns regiment was cut OF by section of the cav
airy. he retreated along line of feoce ana d,..
charged his muskst, killing one Of the enemy
He then entered an open aeld, ana wa. .t,,clea
by the leader Of the troop, who had been .tt,acted
to him by his fitsl shot, and commanded - su,.
render. He replied "No, never me-, e. !,
rebel" He manfully kept the trooper off with hi,
bsyonet, his gun being empty. The rebel NO, ~.
Ing able to take him prisoner, took cour.e
around him and SHOT him In the back, then an.
presenting the wounded BY he cried, snow, damn
Won, win You surrender" He replied, f" No.
never no, no nevern The fathef Of young Nc.
Cook, who, with another gallant son, Edwin 8
Mecoof, had been hnsy all day carrying the
wounded Dom the BATHS aeld % the hospital, dis
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y SGNDIY TRAIN.

8 Is
On and afGer SUNDAY. .slh July, there viii n.
bot one Su Bday daily tram
We dssye WAsS,HiN1T. % at2Sop p. m. for NEW
From New lors ard PhIlsdel phis, arriving IN
washington st 6 10 O. m. = SCOTT
yH CEnerN NsnsFer
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DRoPOeALs ron OATS AND Hay.
y okes Of cAiS6 asg..s.. o4ass,wa,s,-

ARLINGTON. Iuly q, 1881 \
rkofosALe VIII be received at Ihis nee mt "A
tscu.and bushes Of oats and four kssdred -: sai
ns. az the Nirsinia end Of tn Long sridfs and
ir,a slrsnis one third of esoh srtiole
rontrsoeo To- 70 b delivered vIthin one week
ALA the Contracts swarded. and the Tem.Ioder
within 9 nesn dsys therseftsr. The oa.s 70 be OF
sscss and TO vsisI Thirty Two Io1sls .pT Sashsl.
The osds fct II, hisbipE osts 20 n lpds the value
pressed. and q veit b s.sse posnas per ion. Tss
night l. res ryec =, reject any ADD al bios deemed
TO hikh; estistest w security will be resulrsd
for The fsath u fuH meat % the ccn,rncts. VIZ
VII Be ava ded % the lowest Isspoaslbls ladders,
should be esdorsed "Proscssls Tor furai,hins
OsnSof II. opessis Zoe furniskirs Hsys
Ea > 1io JONES.
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OFFIcE OF GHEE AssTsrANrI QUA

.s-c77, - - 1sis.sfoa ya.y e. is,
So SnALsp rsorssAIs yili b r:csiyed at ttis of6es
deliyericg Gig ht hundred cord Of mere hsrsshi,
ns Mv1D; 2. ,uos S9sists nloss Che .os %
ington ADD alexsndris tsrnpfke, &c NAV r. go
mated BY tho q eartermastsT. seoarity viii ~
rsqsirea 10 thu iaithta fulflm.n. of tae contrscs
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~ ARMy SUPP les AND
MATERIALS.
OFFICE OF tBMY CLOTHING AND FouIPAsEg
Corner ef Howard esd Wsfesr 'fT.sfs-
=, NV YoRK, july IS 1851
Ny Advertisement OF the I7rh instant flr rrcpa.
sals for furnishing Army Hpplies A. d Matsrsls,
~ 30 modified as 10 receive bids fyr A1y potion
les. than one fourth Of the number articles al
vertlsad for.
d. II. vINTON,
~ S-tAuG6 Major .nd OuS- tnrmastRr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

The DAILY publishes q very large
quantity of matter, and the TRr- WEEKLY
is made up of the two Daily issues and
the WEEKLY is one Of the largest, hand
soonest, and cheapest sheets printed in
the Union; embracing the daily quota
tons of the sales and prices of cotton,
tobacco, wheat, corn, dry goods, gro
ceries, &C., &C., here and elsewhere, with
the LATEST NEWS at home and
abroad, by telegraph, mails and special
correspondents, in order to make it to
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and country to take it. Now IS the
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