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Nrilmonn pispatrl1.
FRIDAY MORNING ..,.. SEPT 10, 1861,
SEPT. 10, 1861.
THE OLD COUPLE.

Il stands in sunny meadow,
The house 50 noSsy and brown.
With it, cunhrous o,d Sioae rhimucyT.
And its grey root sioping down.
The trees fold their green arms around Il
The trees century odd;
And the winds 50 chanting through tacm
And the suuhca,B- drop theis gold
The coeslips spring in ;hc aarsA,s.
And the roses bloom on the hill;
And hesidp the brook G the pastures,
Tie herds - seeiinS a. Will
Tho children have gone sui Jeff them,
They SIT in the sum a,"ae
Aud tlr old ~ile's ra,S are falling
A. ~Ae haEa. the well known tone
Tba, won her heart In hey s.rlLood,
Thai has sooths'i E'r in many care.
Aad praises her now for the brghtno.S
Her old face used to wear.
sac thinks again Of her bridal
How dressed il her ro.rc OF white,
Sac stood By heg gay Young lover
Ia the mornings rosy light
Oh. ;hs morning is rosy IL. ever,
Bur the rose from her cheek !, fed
And tho sun shine It'll i. ,,o.dcu,
Ku; II falis on "a siNcrcd head,
And the girihood', dreams oace vanished.
Coale back IN her winter time,
Till her feeble pulses fremb,"
With The thrill % spring time : PRIME.
And locking forth from The window.
She thinks how the tres have grown,
Since clad In her bridal ,shiiones-.
She crossed the old G0orstoDr
Though dimmei her evc'r brigh, azure,
Aai dinmcd her hair young gold
The love in her qi-ihood plichtcd
Has never grown dim nor Old.
They sat in peace in The sunshine,
Till the day was almost done:
And then, AZ the close an angel
Stole over the threshold stou".
He folded heir hands together
lie touched their cve..ids with balm
And their iasi breath iloated upward.
Like tle close at al su'Cml palm.
Like bridal pair thcy ;rnvcrscG
Tine unseen. mystical road,
THAI leads 10 tho beautiful city
Whose hui;it~ and maker s Cod
Perhaps ia that ,nit.}c!s country
They VIII give hur lost youth back
Aud The flowers of g vanished sprilg.time,
VIII bloom IL the spirits tack.
One draugh, from the living watc:s
Shall call ba"h n!s nianaooi's prime
And eternal wears shall measure
The love that ou.livyd tiEe.
But the shapes hat they left behind Them.
The wrinkles ana silver BAR.
Made nOiy Ia Us by the kisses
The angel had printed there,
We viii lidc away meath ,be willows.
When til sur T. low in the west
Where the FnEbeum> cannot find them.
Nor the Winds DISTURB their rest.
And we'll suffer no to'l-ral, ta,uh-store.
With age aud di'e 10 rise.
Ger the Two who arr Old 10 longer
In the Fathers hou~, III the skies
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NNE HUEDRED DOLLAR r E.
VA d .-Ranaway from the subscriber
on the 9th instant at Vienna, Virginia Mu-
lattO Boy named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 years
Of age, feet or 6 inches high He had OH when
he left pair of white oznaburg pant. aud checked
shirt no coat is rather slow spoken; no particu
lar marks remembered. '
The above reward will be given for sufficient
proof to convict any white person of assisting said
Boy in effecting his escape; or TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS will be paid for his safe delivery either
to myself or in any Jail where I can get him.
A. X. TREBLE,
al 97-lmi OF the Sd Reg't s. c. Vols
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A BODEKER s. co, APOTiiECARIES
n. AND DRUGGISTS No. 10 MAIN STREET
near old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep Oh hand
general assortment of pure Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Oils, Paints Window Glass, Putty, Dye
Stuifs Patent Medicines Brushes of all kinds: Sur.
gcal Appliances burning Fluid, Alcohol. Soaps,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden Seeds Glue,
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
uishef iag
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KfASONIC DIRECTORY.

MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Richmond Lodge No. 10, meets At Masons Hall
first Tuesday each month James A. Scott. Mas.
ter. Place of business. Shockoe Slip.
Manchester Lodge, No. H. meets ut Manchester
Hall Saturday before full moon. John H. Hatcher,
Master. Place of business, Bank of Virginia, Rich.
mond.
Richmond Randolph, No 10, meets ut srasons'
Hall third Tuesday each month. WIN. T. Allen,
Master. Place Of business, Bank Of the Common
wealth.
St. Johns Lodge, No Sc. meets at Boshers Hall,
corner 9Th and Main streets, second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hall, Master. Place Of bust
uess, Galego Mills.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, meets at Boshers Hall fourth
Friday each month. b. j. johnson, Master T. T.
Place of business ON Cary between 18th and I4th
streets.
Loge Franeais, No. So, meets at Bosher's Hall
second Friday each month. b. NJ. Harris, Master.
Place of business at No. liz Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. 100 meets at Mnsous'
Hall Friday before full moon. Alfred s. Lee, Mas.
ter. PLACE of business on Dock between 9th and
18th streets
Capitol Lodge, No. LEA, meets on Marshall be.
tween 9th and 9TH streets, third Thursday each
mouth u. Il. Wexford jr., Master. Place of busi-
ness on Eth street, Belvin's Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No lyO. meets ON Marshall,
between 9th and 9TH streets second Thursday each
month. WIN. l. Maule. Master. Place Of bust.
ness at No. 1879 Main street.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter. No. J, meets 1t
MHsons Hall first Friday esch month Alfred s
Lee, High Priest. Place Of business on Dock, be-
tween eth aud 18th streets. -
Lafayette Royal Arch Cbapter, No. -, meets 1t
Bosher's Hall. corner 9Th aud Main streets, shird
Friday esch month. John P. Little High Pdest.
Place Of businsss on Main, bst~eea llth AMI 18th
streets. 8.,es 80. ~ =
Rehmond Conmsndssy. No. 9, meats n M..oas'
Hall fourth Tuesday esch noatb. John T. Reg.
nsult y. Cosanaandsx. .,.7. -. - -.
80 9-lm JAMES L. RIpDICx.
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IN Il. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
lie PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHAR.
lazy, (SUGCEss0k TO LAIDLEY & ROBINSON
Fourh and Franklin Streets Richmond, has In store
large, fresh and well'selected stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, PevfuInery, Fancy Articles, &c, which
he offers at low prices Strict personal attention
wl be given TO all the departments OF the business
Orders for shipment viii be promptly attended to
and most carefully packed no II
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w. FRAYSER,

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Sereatsend betueea Grace and Broad streets
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals Fancy Ar.
ticles, Toilet Soaps Perfumery, &c. Alao, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stutfa, burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Al.
cohol; Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco of various brands Brushes Combs
&c; all the popular Patent Medicines of the day.
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores
which will be sold the most reasonable terms
Physiciaus and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
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~ UMMEIS CLOTHING.
y AT VERY Low PRICES.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & Co.
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonsde SUITS.
Fancy Silk VESTS.
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
White Linen COATS.
Blay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marseilles PANTS
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
NECK TIES, HANDKERCIIIEFS, STOCKS,
GLOVES, SUSPENDERS and SOCKS,
Which they selling very low, for cash.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & CO,
jc It's l12 Main street.
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N.Y. MEDICAL [ ARD.

FSosra MEIINAIl { Md.
SS OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PII NE. of the old Mrdtcal House confines
himself mainly 70 IN Office practice Franklin ST.
a little below the Exchange Hotel. aud da.onailv
opposite Odd Fellows Hail. where ,1illfu aud con.
fdrntia treatment may b.. obtained on reasonable
terms. Those who have been exposed 10 certain
contagious ailments. are invited Ia call early.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended to. Office open from 4. Nj. till Q p. NJ.
my GS-ts RICHdOND VA
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EIRsT GLASS MEDIOTNES.

MEADE g. BAKER
PHARNACHUTISTS AND MEMBERS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PfiAR-
MaCEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instrr,.
ments and Appliances; Medicine Chests for plauta
tons, families and travellers Physicians Saddle
Bags London Elastic Stockings, Trusscs and Sup
portersi Porte-Monnaies Combs, Brushes, Toilet
Mirrors; first quality Perfu1nery, Polnades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus; Magnetic
Machines, &c. all of the best quality and at the
lowest rates MEADE & BAKER,
leo Main ST., corner above PostOffice,
/ Richmond Va
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YOHN W. GARLICk, NJ. d.,


I\HE "DISPATCHr STEAM POWER
l. PtINTIN9 OFFICE,
Corau o.. Main and Thiueeaa sirects. Richmond,
Pirgfaia.
This establishment (bclng the most complete
Prntery in the Son,h, both regards Types Or.
nalnenis. &C., and the latest aad most approved
Machine Pr-sses) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of i.t-. ..-s 10 ...
se BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
At+ GIRO rLARS
BILLS OF LADIN6.
CHE CKs, SC,
bTERS, e4.
PROGRAMMES.
- SIS aud HANDBuLs.
Particular attention given 10 6ns work for Banks,
Public Ofices, Insurance. Railroad and Transports
hon CQwpsnies, Tobacco fsctors, SC.
s.r TIE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES, go.
.Thsss rev Aaehjnes. for Csrds, Au Heads,
small Circulars, Labels, &c, srV capable Of turn
Ing OF 500 iuiprcssions per hour tAcrvby enabling
the patrons Of this estabshxs6ut TO obtain this de-
scripklon Of work q tie shortess possible notice,
- rtess rsdsesd " proportion 70 the increase
Ep Prhtng IN VARIOUS eolorsd ARONxES sud
INKS executed IN lhs hioAsst saylo u the srt. In
this. hs9ncs Il ~ bsash,sss TN psopxi~ssss ess
ss'aly sAs'lfnss ee@psiisasa' 49, u ~l-6 \
a;1 Sc tsa saasss a8st ~ tasags hapsss
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CHANCERY NOTICES.


NIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office Of the Circuit Cour, for King William
County, on Monday. the 9Th Of August. ie6l:
Roger Gregory, As'ee Of l.. &. Cruauer.)a
against tIS DEgr
Joseph II. Brdsall, .........-...t
The object of this acton is 10 recover from the
defendant Jos. III. BirlsaIl the auIoun, due unto
tue plaintiff as the assignee of +. O. CraiIiner.
from the said defendant JOS HI. Birdsall, by
of certain pfumiss ory notes given unto the
said Cranner by the said Birisall--on. for the
of go bearing date Nav .1th, le60; another for
the sum of Slo bearing date October jist, ls6
other for the of StSU bearing date Jaly 9Th,
leto; and another for tho sum of ST. bearing date
April llth is6l--and Nil which are payable gu DE-.
naiid, and w-re assigned by the said drummer unto
the said Gregory on the Ijth of June, ls6l
And affidavit having k-<a made and filed that the
defendant il t. uourr.iden, of this Commonwealth,
The said defendant Is required appear within ona
month after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary TO protee, his interest IN this
snit. 1este:
Sc 2-tawiw+ wM. d. POLLARD, u. &.
VIiRGISIA At Rule, held ln the Clerks Ofhee
v of the Circuit Court fer King William County,
on Monday, August 9Th, lool:
William Taylor -..........-.........I
egatua ) IL DEBf.
Jos. ii. Blrda all and Geo, w Anderson.
The object of this action is 10 recover from tho
defendants, Joseph ii. Bird-Gll ana Geo. w. An
dsrson, the sura Of 90, With interest ihsrvoa
from tie lst day Of January, 1861, due and paya,
the sald defendants, executed 10 said plaintiff! the
2d Of January, 1850, for the sum OF $1,000, and
payable on or before the FIRST day Of january, 1861
And affidavit having been made and hied that
the doftndanls jos. II Birtsa and t;eo. w. Az
dersou, non-rvsidcnts Of this Commonwealth.
the said defendants are required 10 appear here
within one month after cr- publication o. this order,
and do what is necessary to protect theig neres' IA
this suit. Teste:
Sc 3-lawiw. WIN. d. POLLARD d. C.
XTIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks M
v dee vi the Circuit Court for the County OF
King William on Monday, the 9Th day Of August
ls0l: tr
s..,,,; ' ... n DEAF
The ob|sc, of this suit is TO obtain trom The de-
PENDANT, Joseph II, Birdsall, satisfaction for Ia~
amo,nt due and payable unto the plaintiff WA.
Iaylor, on y bond executed by the aid defvndsat
10 the ssid psmtiH for the sam Of ESQ payable on
demand and 6ssfing date January ], 1881.
And alIsiavit having been naie aud silcd thaf TIE
defendant Joseph u, 6irdxah, Is nonresident o.
this Commeuwwslth. dc said defendant Is required
to appear within opc ,noath ascr dae publication OF
this ordsr. aud d wAss b necessns. - protect bis
ipisress 10 this suit. "a ts5s4
Tessss MN. b. foLi4ARn. y. 9.
II ENONSt LENONSl, LEMONS ls-Rsessv.
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a-~
EOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-'rwo DwELLiNCl-HOUSES.in
X good oyyirr--oue on Eth and tho other on Sth
st,eet supplied with gas and water. Apply to the
subscriber at his stors on Broad street, Or ut MS
r,siI,r,cp sth street.
se l2-3t af y. W. COuKINbI.-
INOR RENT--A new and we'll furnished RESI-
r pENCE. in n desirable portion Of the city.
Possession given Immediately. Address, Box 902'
Richmond Post-0tfice. Sc Its
NOR RENT--A newly built HOUSE. on 2sth
street, Church Hin, containing Eve large, airy
rooms. and a large passage all through the house.
and u No. kitchen and garden attached, and well
of excellent water very convenient. For n good
tenant, the terms will be moderate. Apply to
JOS. AUGUSTINE.
So Il--3t~. Corner of 18th and Franklin sts.
l ! PRIVATE RESIDENCE, ONTHE CORNER
or 1sr AND CARY STREETS, FOR SALE.-We
authorized TO sell the above valuable property,
being the same now in the occupancy OF Mr. - Pence,
and formerly occupied by the late Mr.. N NJ Martin
The House has fifteen rooms, give on foorJ
kitchen, with seven rooms, snoke-ho Sc, stable,
earriage-houSe, &c. The lot has front OF 81 ieef
and depth of 100 feet TO an alley IL feet wide.
ALSO--For sale, a most beautiful LOT adjoining
The north fronting 30 feet, running back l3o feet
The particular attention Of the public is respect
fully called to this valuable property Apply to
Sc lot GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
NOR RENT-That most desirable family RESI-.
Il DENCE, situated on Marshall street, Church
ford, containing II rooms, with kitchen contain
ing rooms carragv.house, stable dollhouse, and
IA well of excellent water In the yard There Is at
tached to the premises about an acre Of land with
large number of irIlit trees 1t is most admirably
arranged for the g,ntee accommodation of a large
family. Possession be had the LIST of October.
For terms, Ac., apply to
70. b. LYME Agent,
Office over A. Bodekcr's Drug Store,
Sc g-ts No. 10 Main street.
NOR RENT-CLIFTON HOUSE-This we'll
II known House, conveniently located on 14th
street above Franklin contains twenty rooms, with
fire-plasss, many of which have large closets In
them; besides parlor, dining room, store-room,
kitchen and servants rooms.
For good tenant, some improvements and
pairs will be made. Possession given immediately.
Apply to W. ii. ALLISON,
81 9-lw* No. l4i Main street.
NOR RENT-Thrce ROOMS, suitable for gen
II temen quarters for rent, over my store.
EDWARD II. ROBINSON,
se ats Fourth and Franklin SITS.
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE DWELLING
II HOUSE FOR RENT.--A very desirable three
story Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with kitchen,
cellars, hydrant, gas &c, on Franklin street. one
door west of Goth street is for rent, AZ private
residence only, upon moderate terms, to punctual
tenant. Immediate possession given. Apply to
ALFRED INLOES,
So Ut Corner Goth and Franklin SITS.
DKIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A new
and very com Portable WOODEN BUILDING,
suitable for the accommodation of medium sized
family, on gath, between Clay and Leigh streets,
Church Hill will bo sold low application to
Sc G-2m A. >. LEE.
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AZ Agents for the sale OF the Goods manufacture
p,. ~ VI" ,kfNsiAW WOODEN COMPANY, OF
RICHMOND, VA, We have row IN, h,na aha, "a
- aias "i Fine Plain and farcy Sinyle aud
DYebie Milied CASSiMERES nifd CfDT'iS r.
s n"sIa to ,, ei fiNf BLANKETS and CENT r.
rate Of 1900 yards per week ali "c At a.e
10 Tue trade nj lar prices and liberal term. vih
entire confidence thai the cnter,ris. Nil, &c. " a
liberal support. ''''e
CEtNSHAW i co. Agents
is p-i- Richmond w.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WV, II. ToNpkiSs, JAseE. TaMfkfNA I
wv y. ToNpKtNs e. BRO,
w. CO8hfsSfOF MERCHANTS,
roR raf ssIE ~
l. q L l.
Tt II G G o,
& II AIN,
II A Y. sc.
{l.asin Bank Richmond Ha.l 81 Ia--3m
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CLOTlIIyG, sc.

DICHMOND CLOTHING MANUFACTORY.
IL The subscribers have hand a large and
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUFAC-
TURED GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vest
ings, of all grades, from the following noted mills
Grenfhaw Mills, Richmond, va; Miller s. Cos
Mills, Culpcper county, Va; Kelly, Ford a. Cos
Mills, fredericksburg, Va; Thomas & AiInes'
Mills, Marion, Smith county, W.; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte. N c.. which we are prepared to
make to at the shortest notice, and in the
latest and most approved styles-goods that will
compare in every respect with the best Northern
manufactured goods, and many Of thu Crenshaw
goods equal in quslityto French. There can be no
longer un excuse for buying goods manufactured
out Of the State. la addition, We keep always on
hand n stock of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, no. to be sur
passed by any house in the city. We have the
best of Cutters, and corps of workmen not to be
surpassed by any house in the Union, with deter.
mination to furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothing-materal raised South, and we trust to be
sold and worn South, determined to do
all in our power to push forward Southern insttu-
lions. SPENCE d CAREY,
ClotMers and Merchant Talors,
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INATIGUE SHIRTS.
10 doz. Fine MERINO SHIRTS.
20 doz. JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doz. FRENCH GINtiHAM SHIRTS.
70 doz. CHAMBRAY BINGHAM SHIRTS.
10 duZ. CHECK GINGHAM SHIRTS.
doz. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS.
Is doz. CHECK SHIRTS.
For sale by GEO. MAGUIRE, JR.,
jyS "a Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

6nes@ DIR. /. ". HANCOCK having been or
dered to Gen Ewels Brigade as Surgeon.
viii necessarily he absent from the city for Il time
Those wishing hio professional ices will find
his representative. Dr. JANIS T. WILLIAMS at his
Office prepared 10 attend TO their calls
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TRENSHAW'S CASSIMERES, WETHER-
J ELLIS CASSIMERES, YOUNG & WIN
STON'S CASSIMERES, MILLERS CASSI-
MERES-all of
Sy Southern Manufacture, -k81
now in hand, and will be made to order in
the latest styles, either for citizens military
wear. Remember, this is Southern mandatory,
and has been for the last Il years. 1t has net
practical man at the business, (aud hot having
climbed in at the back window, overOthcr peoples
shouders) 1 fstt-r myself that know my bust
ness, and knowing it, can give the customers the
benefit of that knowledge.
Call AZ the large and new store, but old stand,
ia Main street [nlh 29l VIM. IRA SMITH.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

~ EORGIA LANDS FOR SALE offer for
" sale valuable body OF RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND in Gordon county, Ga, immediately
the Western and Atlantic Railroad and two
miles from depot l will sell go to about 1000
acres; about 400 river bottom cleared and
under cultivation, producing good crops Of corn,
wheat and cotton, OF fine quality. There il also u
well prepared aud hourishing Vineyard OF q acres
of Catawba and other standard wine aud table
grapes, and an abundant supply of choice varieties
Of other fruits. On the river is fine Fishery,
which affords sufficient supply of fish for all do.
mestc wants, when attended to. Tn this planta-
ton is 1t comfortable, roo,ny two-story dwelling.
house, with seven upright ruoms, aud all necessary
outbuildings and machinery for plantation pur-
poses and all beyond Abolition influence and in.
pcrtincnee. Terms will be liberal and negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken in payment, If pre-.
terred, by the purchaser. Address
JOHN +. GREEN,
sc SAW 2w Eesaca, Gordon county, GA.
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DISsOLUTIONS. &c.

nISSOL N.-The co-partnership of
GARRISON, ANDERSON & CO., WIS dis
soived July 1st, by mutual consent. J. A.
CLAHKsOS will settle the business, though either
partner VIII sign in liquidation. The books and
accounts can be found at the office of CLARKSoN j.
CO, No. lG0 Main street. j. A. GARRISON.
j. NJ. ANDERSON.
an It's H. BROWNELL.
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WOOLEE
TnMD Ny


or ms CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make such
Goods as would not compete with, but would ra-
Their aid other Southern manufactures b. furnish
ing grades ard STYLES of Goods that have never
heretofore been made III Virginia. they filed their
Mill with machinery Of the best and finest quality
They now Hlanuiact uTins FINE CASSIMERES
and CLOTHS of every variety, fl ON Fine Virginia
Merino and Me.tzo Wool and solicit the attention
OF the trade In the South 10 their Goods All who
have seen their ARMY CLOTHS. manufactured al
first expressly for the Virginia Military Institute,
pronounce them az least equal, if moi superior in
quality, TO those they had been buying heretofore,
and quite cheap.
The Virginia State ard Central Agricultural So
cieties. a. their Fair held This city, ia October
last awarded 10 this Company II GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition % v ooiea Goods. which in.
Guided some beautiful SEAWLs, BIANhFTS &C
Purchasers may rely upon ever, piece OF Goods
manufactured by ms being hat it i repre.cntod
and under 40 circumstances will this COMPANY be
induced 10 work shoddy in the. Goods. nor will
they card any cotton with their wool
LEWIS ID. CRENSliAW, prest.
hAMrEf 7. MITCHELL
WELLIsGToN GODDIN
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Ipfe,'"fs'
+. w. HARDWOOD.
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hlLITA AIRY LOTHIMG
500 pairs Heavy Cottonade PANTS.
800 pairs Black Cashmere Pants suitable for Artl
lery companies.
80 pairs Heavy Grey Tweed PANTS r"-.s ..H
NOAH WALKER s. CO,
ie % Corner Main and 18th or Pearl sts
TTENT ION!