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ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.-We have al
ways contended that the South is capable
of becoming self-suStaining and Selt-sup-
plying, and that it is not necessary for us
to rely on the North for even those works
which require the greatest taste, ingenuity,
and mechanical skill. In matters of taste,
there is no reason why the South should
not at once assert the position to which the
manners and customs of her people entitle
her: and as an evidence Of what can be
accomplished here, We have seen with
pleasure the handsome manner III which
the panels OF an omnibus repaired by
Messrs. J. J. Osborn s Co. for the Ballard
House have been lately painted and deco
rated by an ex-Confederate soldier. The
scroll work on the panels is particularly
handsome and the centre, representing
on one side General X. L. Lee, and on the
other side General Grant, shows an unu-
sual degree of graceful execution and ar
tistic skill. The artist who has been Sc
successful in this instance is now en-
gagged upon a painting Of the Great
Fire" of April, 1865, as seen from Man
chester. Mcssrs. Osborn 4 Co. will show
the omnibus to which We refer to any per
sons who may call at their wareh usc-tor.
merly the ordnance storehouse-on Sc.
venth street, between Cary and the canal
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Airhmond 0ispatth.
Martial I.aW-The Prcsidcnt's Inten.
ttOns.

We have called attention more than
once to the fact lin law) that the Prcsi-
dent is himself not the Judge Of the legal
effect of his own acts, but that they are
thc subjects of judicial investigation and
decision. which decision, when pronounced
by a court of competent jurisdiction, is as
binding upon the Executive as upon any
one else. We have been induced To re-
peat this statement once more 10y the ap-
pcarancc of the following paragraph in n
tclcgraphic dispatch from Mr.. johnson
relative to the writ of habeaS corpus issued
in the Gee case in North Carolina:
"WASurNGToN, D. c., April -, 1866.
&" 10 Governor Worth:
II am directed 10y the President to IN
form Won that by his proclamation of April
,, 1850, il was not mfended 10 interfere
with military commissions at that tune OF
rreviouSlv organized, or trials then pend
/ inr before such commissions, unless by
/ >pccial instructions the accused were I,
hc turned over 10 civil authority"
: This is a very sensible remark. The
President did not "iutcnd" these conSc'
uucuccS; but the act once completed, tllt
consequences follow despite his wishes IL
the matter. We are inclined to hope that
thiSis the idea which Mr.. Johnson meant tt
convey. At any rate, it is the true one
and if there he any independence in tho
Supreme Court, that tribunal would so de
eide. The counsel of Major Gee should
test the question fully. Military commits
>ionS cannot now sit for the trial of an!
person not in the army or navy.
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AUCTION SALES To-DAY.-Messrs. Reg
nault s. Co. will sell, without reserve, at
their rooms, on Main, between Eighth and
Ninth, commencing at 10 o'clock, another
invoice of splendid furniture, crockery
and glassware, etc.
Mr.. James NJ. Taylor will sell on the
premises, at IL o'clock, NJ, the Laurel
Lawn farm, on the Newmarket road, no"
occupied by Mr.. E. L. Hewitt.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin q Apperson
will sell on the premises, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, the furniture OF the house on Grace,
between Adams and Jefferson, recently
occupied by Mr.. W. B. Bigelow.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY /

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAYl.
ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ Martin, Haines, Norfolk, United
States mail, rchandise and passengers, ria City
Point, TO Petersburg, IIaskins Brdgford.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelp phia, ctd Nor
folk and City Point TO Petersburg, merchandise
and passengers, w. d. Porter.
Schooner Thomas Jefferson, Evans, New Point,
sand, 10 captain.
Schooner Martha. Josey, Savannah, iron, Joseph
schooner Belle r. Hall, DrIscol, New York,
hay, Powers, Hagan Co. ~
United States Steamer Ascutney. Morgan, wash
ingtOn, Government officials.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, ria CITY
Point, United States mail, merehand''sp spi ahd pi'
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New lofk, tm aor-
folk and City Point, merchandise and passengers,
from Petersburg, Samuel Ayres u Co
in tow. A. ailspaush. agen; Virginia Towing
Company. p,
Norfolk, merch andise, A. Millspaush Go;
ria CITY Point, merchandise, A. Milispaugh Il Co.
Schooner Georgia, South, Petersburg, corn, &c
captain
Schooner Harriet, Virgins, from New York with
eight hundred barrels 9i lime TO MesSrs. Ward,
Absecum shoals tApril 2sl causing the schooner u
leak very badly, and setting hTo 10 the lime
Schooner and cargo total loss. The captain sns
crew were taken of by the schooner Carvo, an,
Schooners Z. j. c.. Kapron, Adams, and Extra
cleared from Philadelphia for Richmond Apri
29th.
NEW YORK, APRIL ss.
cLsARED.
Schooner Eleanor 7. Poeks, Petersburg, Va. I
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POPLAR PAPER-We understand that a
gentleman from Philadelphia is now in the
Northern Neck of Virginia purchasing
timber suitable to being manufactured into
paper--poplar, we believe, being preferred.
A large establishment has been put up in
or near Philadelphia, which converts wood
into good paper, and has already had the
effect of reducing the price of printing
paper two or three cents pound.-Frede-
,icksJurg Herald.
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CRINoLINE DooMEp.-A letter from Paris

CRINoLINE DooMEp.-A letter from Paris
says:
''Crinolinc, for which the manufacturers
Of the article have been long doing despc-
rate battle, is decidedly doomed. AT Lady
Cowlcy's last ball all the most fashionable
people, including her daughter, Lady Roy,
ston, appeared without it; and the like
phenomenon was observed at the highly
patronizcd British charity ball at the
Grand Hotel. Trains are Worn in ball
rooms, but in the streets ladies now walk
in reasonable dresses, pulled out by nothing
but moderately -starched petticoats. The
iron hoops are gone for at least tins gene
ratinn.n
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A New ARTICLE OF CoNMERCE.-ltS seems
that even broom-scdgc, the bane OF many
a farm in " the region roundabout" Is
about to become an article of merchandise.
From two to ten dollars per one hundred
pounds is offered. The sedge roots are
admirable for small brooms, brushes, &c,
and take the place of stiff hair and bristles.
FredTick.sbmg Herald.
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THE DISPATCH on THE RAILROADs.-Me
Cole 4 Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
on NIL the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
they also our authorized agents TO receive sub
scrlp,ions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
pntch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves Of the messengers Of these enter
nrising news healers in forwarding their orders.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court
of Appeals met yesterday, Judges Joynes
and Moncurc being present. The argu-
ment in the case of Norris rs. Johnson,
from Fauquicr county, had not been closed
on Monday, as we stated in our yesterdays s
issue. The argument was continued by
Mr.. Green yesterday. The Court will rem
der decision in the case in a few days.
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HUsTINGs C0URT.-In Judge Lyons's
Court Yesterday, the case OF Strong Us.
Howe, Knox & Co., was taken up. Mcssrs.
II. A.. Wise, Ould, and Darlington, appeared
as counsel for the plaintiff, and McsSrs.
Crump, Wexford, and Smith, for the de-
PENDANTS. The suit brought against the de-
PENDANTS is for damages for non-delivcry OF
timber for the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad bridge, according to contract
Pending the arguments of the counsel, the
court adjourned, continuing the case until
today.
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THE REMARK that "Treason never pros
pers, or when it prospers none dare call it
treason" has been attributed TO jeff.
Davis. The Albany EUening Journal says
il may be found in letter of Lord Cob
ham written during the reign Of Henry
w., Of England.
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TERRIBLE ACCIpENT-A LADY BURNED
To DEATH.-On Monday afternoon, Mrs.
Mary Disney, a lady of nearly ninety years
OF age, who lives opposite the Duval-Strcct
Church, was knecling before the fire toast
ing coffee. 4 current of air drew her
dress close TO the stove, it caught fire, and
in a few moments the whole OF her clothing
was in flames. Before the burning dress
could bc torn off, Mrs. Disney was terribly
burned upon the face and body, and al
though every remedy and palliative was
applied, she sank rapidly, and died at II
o'clock on Monday night.
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TIE New RICHMOND THEATRE.-Thc
Theatre was crowded on Monday and
again on last night, and every point in the
performance of the -irab Boy and Don
Cesar de Buean by Miss Western met with
warm applause. Tonight the Corsicon
Brothers will be produced, Miss Western
playing L0,.iS and Fabian Del Frdnchi, and
Mr.. Hcmc Chateau Reiaud. All the plays
now performed at the Theatre are OF Il
sensational character, but in these Miss
Western appears to the greatest advan-
tage, and the COrsican Brothers will give
her an admirable opportunity Of display
ing her peculiar powers.
The Theatre is kept in excellent order,
the audience are wcll-behaved, and too
much praise cannot be given the police for
the efficient manner in which they dis
charge their duty of preserving peace and
uuct.
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TuANKs.-We are indebted TO Mr.. W. R.
Wallace for Baltimore papers of yester-
day, delivered at our Office an hour before
the mail was open.
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MAY-DAY PIc-NIc.-Mr. William IL.
Mitchell gives May-day picnic at Oak
land Farm to-day. A good time is pro-
missed to all who 60.
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HENRIco EXAMINING CoURT.-Anderson,
negro, charged with deserting and beat
ing his wife, was examined by Justice
Wade and committed for trial.
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HoN0R THE DEAD.-A meeting of the
ladies of Richmond will be held in the
lecture room Of St. Paul's Church on
Thursday next at II o'clock, to make ar
rangcmentS for appropriate ceremonies, on
the 10th instant, in commcmoration OF the
Confederate dead inferred at Hollywood.
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u DEMOVAL.-I would respectfully in

- EMOVAL.--I would respectfully IN
II form my friends and til" public GENERALLY that
aHv" removed from my old stand, No 50 MAR Ma
s.rrr'. aud now occupy the store NO. 6bl On TIE
tu.NER ~ MAIN STREET AND LOCUST AL
LEY lately In the occupancy of w. II. Alderdlce,
II Thankful for the liberal encouragement
sven me in the past, hope, by diligence and
Ifmp;nrss to merit It's continuance for the future.
~ Il. l. Il LUCK. Auctioneer.
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FAIR.-Thc ladies of the Monumental
Church intend opening their fair on the
5th instant. The fair is for the benefit OF
the church, which has been very much
reduced in means. Save your money for
the fair, and then spend it in a good cause.
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Personal. United States steamer
" Ascutncv" arrived at the wharf yester-
day, having on board Assistant Secretary
Fox, of the United States Navy, and IL.
A. Wise, Chief Of Ordnance Of the United
States Navy
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THE COUNTERFEIT CASE.-Thr case OF
Andrew Cozzolino, charged with tcIoni"uS-
ly passing counterfeit money and having Il
quantity of ii in his possession, was brought
before Mayor Mayo yesterday morning.
His Honor first expressed an opinion that
the accused was amcnahlc by his offence
10 the laws of Congress, and should there
fore be tried by the Federal courts. Co
lionel August, who appeared as counsel for
the accused, objected 10 the tran>tcroi the
case to the Federal courts, as such pro-
cccdiug would deprive his client of coun-
sci. lie knew but few lawyers in this sec
ton who would, or could, practice in the
Federal courts. His client would then
have either TO send away for counsel, who
would he without knowledge OF the Gus
toms and manners of our people, or be
without any counsel AT all.
His Honor said that he had not thought
of this, and was OF opinion that 10 trial
could be fair one unless the prisoner was
allowed what counsel he might ask for.
He would therefore proceed with the cX-
animation.
The witnesses were then called, and the
evidence commenced.
Detective Knox and Sergeant Howard
gave the particulars of the finding OF the
counterfeit money with CoZzolino and his
arrest.
4. Albcrti, Jr., and \. Albcrti, Sr.,
clerks with CuzZolino, stated that they
were in the habit of receiving and passing
small notes indiScriminatcly, without being
able to tell the good from the counterfeit.
Mr.. +. A. }. Clopton did not think that
CoZZolino would be able to tell a good from
bad note. He had had good deal OF
business with him, and had to get an inter
prefer each time.
Mr.. William B. lSaacs, banker, examined
the notes, and pronounced them counter
felt. There was, he said, large quantity
of this counterfeit currency in circulation
He distinguished the good from the bad by
the general appearance Of the note. II
there was n doubt as to the face of the
note, reference to the back was made, and
if the word "customs" was Spclt "cus-
tums," the note was rejected.
His Honor stated that from the evidence
before him, he had no doubt as to the innO-
cencc of the prisoner of any criminalIty i'll
passing these notes. He would therefore
discharge him and if the United States
authorities thought that he had violated
the laws Of Congress, they could deal with
him as they thought proper. The prisoner
was then discharged.
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ONE THOUSAND SACKS LIVER.
~ POOL and GROUND ALUM SALT,
PORT WINE, in casks;
HOLLAND GIN, In glass
FKENJH BRANDY, In glass for sale by
PALMER, HARTS0OR i Co,
aPlo Libby Buiidinss.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICo.-ThiS Court
met yesterday, and in the absence of Mr..
Young, Attorney for the Commonwealth,
adjourned until to-day at II o'clock.
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Mayors C0URT.-Mayor Mayo held his
court ut the usual hour yesterday, and dis
posed Of the following cases
The case of Hugo Beglic, charged with
passing counterfeit United States twenty
dollar Treasury note, was continued, ana
the evidence of several citizens was taken,
proving the accused to have been hereto
fore man of good character and honest
disposition. The accused was sent on for
examination before Special Examining
Court on Monday next, being admitted to
bail in the sum Of two thousand dollars.
Rodolph Lehman, charged with assault
ing Robert Carter, negro, was arralgncd,
and his case continued until to-day. :
Tom Watkins and Cyrus SpottSwood
were charged with keeping an ill-governed
and diSordcrly house under the Mctropoli-
tan Hall. The evidence in the case proved
that this house was Il perfect hovcl of nde-
ccncv. and nuisance to the ncighborhood
Balls were held there nightly, which were
rcSortcd to by persons of the lowest char
actcr. of all sexes and color, who made
all sorts of noises in the yard of the hall
and ON the street in front ot it. Several
witnesses appeared and testified to the
good character Of Tom Watkins before the
evacuation.
The Mayor fined the parties twenty dol
lars, and required each Of them to give
three hundred dollars security for their
future good behavior.
, Henry Page, negro, was charged with
keeping di>ordcrly house. 1t appeared
that some kind of religious meetings had
been held at Pages house, at which the
"brcthrcn were in the habit of stamping
and shouting, much to the disturbance OF
the ncighborS. The Mayor told Page that
it was not necessary to keep up such Il fuss
at religious meetings, and discharged him
with Il warning to bc more orderly in tu'
turr.
William ToppS, for selling liquor without
/ license, was fined twenty dollars.
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IHoICE WINES AND LIQUORS.
t5 t@-S,,. N1iEr x CHAyDoN'S CHAM.
PNhNE
la.,ulrtrrca.ks SHERRY WINE. .,.
s.,rt~r and halt pipes FRENCH BRANDY,
old
go t.a,,> old TOM GIN,
i, c.r,,, uTAEp, prPrY & COS and
IULE>, ROBIN II cos BRANDY, now
in hout -.
ENGLISH and >CoTCH ALE and LONDON
-rg- FRENCH 4 CRENSuAW.
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The BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGrSIA.-The
annual meeting of the Bible Society of
Virginia was held last night at St. Paul's
Church at O'Clock. As had been antici-
pated, the church was crowded, and we
regret that the lateness of the hour at
which the services terminated prevents us
from giving at present full account OF
the interesting and important proceedings.
The Annual Report of the Society was
presented by the Rev. DR.. Hoge, who ex-
planned its general character and the pre-
sent condition of the Society.
After the presentation of the report and
appropriate religious services, an able and
eloquent address was delivered by the Rev.
DR.. ii. J. Vandykc.
The following are the names of the prin-
cipal officers of the Society:
President, Rev. George Woodbridge, ID.
D.; First Vice President, Rev. NJ. ID. Hogc,
ID. d.; Second Vice-Prcsident, Rev. c. ii
Read, ID. D.; Third President, Rev,
James Duncan, d. d.; Fourth Vicc-Presi-
dent, Rev. Charles Minnigerodc, d. d..
Treasurer, George Bidgood; Recording
Secretary, George D. Fisher; Correspond.
ing Secretary, Z. B. Bentley.
The present report of the Bible Society
being of peculiarly interesting character
it will be published in full in the DtSpatcf
of tomorrow morning. Persons desirous
of obtaining copies of the paper containing
the report will please leave their names al
this office this morning.
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l. | K /. i X | { * ,

L. X f. i X { X,
FIRE BRICK
Tie New York and Staten Island Fire Brick and
Gay Rotor, Work, hav" constituted
SNYDER, BOWERS CO.,
D.. the Richmond stove and Architectural Iron
Works, Richmond, Na.,)
AGENTS,
IS .r,, thr>, celebrated BRICK can at all times be
ubr.,u,I a, MANUFACTURER PRICES.
They are ALSO agents for
:. FENZlES PATENT CUPOLA AND FAN.
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bylaws.

The BYLAWS prescribe in the first sec
ton that parliamentary rules shall govern
the deliberations of the Association.
In the second, that Standing Com
mittcc," and Committees on Rooms, on
Lectures, on Finance, on Nominations,
and on Grounds, shall be appointed.
In the third, that these committees
shall make reports at such times as re-
quircd by the Executive Committee.
In the fourth, the way in which va
cancicS which may occur in the COM
mittccS shall be filed.
The third article prcscribes the manner
in which appropriations shall be made.
The fourth article provides that it shall
require a two-third vote to alter amy ol
the bylaws.
The following order of exercises for the
next 10th of May was then adopted:
First, to meet at st. Johns Church, at
o'clock, A. NJ, to have brief religious cX-
crciSes at the church then, to go to the
cemetery and hold brief religious exercises
there then, the inspection Of the graves OF
Confederate soldiers, the adornmcnt of the
graves, etc. At o'clock, p. NJ, a mass
meeting is to be held on Church HILL and
addresses ucllNcTcu ny oidtolh WIZ VIII W
invited. A band of music is to be engaged
for the occasion.
After the discussion of several other
little matters, the meeting adjourned.
We are requested to state, and to ask
our contemporaries throughout the South
that contributions in aid OF this good cause
are solicited. They can be addressed tC
Mrs. Z. S. Turpin, Treasurer Ladies' Me-
morial Association, box l0l, Richmond
Va. We suggest that all persons who have
flowers will save them for the 10th of May
for, next to the altar of God, what more fiji
place for these beautiful offerings than the
graves of the brave. Let every one who
can, carry bouquet of flowers on the lOtf
of May to the grave Of some Confederate
soldier, and do not let it be said that any
one grave was without its tribute. L
would be well for the ladies' of the Associa
ton to designate some place to whlci
flowers can be sent by those persons wh'
are not able to go themselves.
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~ L y. 4
DICHMOND AND DANvILLU
IL AND PIEDMONT RAILROAD.-MAIL A9D
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily, Ssa
days epted at 30 A. II. Arrives st Dsnvllls q
IsoP 81. Arrives at Greensboro st SOP. n.
Leaves Greensboro daily, Sundays exespted, q
10. 30 y. NJ. .
Richraond at }. Is p. u.
southside railroad for RARMyILLE, LTnCH.
BgkS, gRLsT9Lv vSNis HS8xylLlE, oeHLtTEDsSs: ektEss::
EnkTanbotnhi EbkG n,sb trains on NORTH caRoLEH RH
ROAD for SALISBURY, CHARLOTTE, MOR0AM.
TOWN, ,LlNCOLNTON,G &c, &C, \. c.; CaEsTEk'
wINESB0RO', C0LUABIA, &c3 6CCH ssI;XAn
NIB On ~ Gupsrintsndent.
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WHITE LEAD, from the National
W While Lead Works" IN quantities to suit
dedlcrs, for sale by the agents,
PALMER, HARTS0OK d Co,
al Its IiLby Ruiidinrs
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ONE HUNDRED BARRELS VIR-
- GINA SUPERFiNE FLOUR. 900 pounds
FEATHERS, 80 kegs BUTTER, for sale 10 close
COM stIineuts. 4. 23l SPOTTS d GIBSON.
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Our INITIATED SOLDIERs.-A Gone
Legged EX-Confcderate has forwarded
to us communication, which we gladly
publish, asking the ladies of Virginia to
devise some plan for supplying artificial
limbs to those Virginian Confederate sol
dicrs who lost leg or an arm in the late
war. An Confederate will not for
one moment imagine that our ladies, III
their care and devotion for the dead, are
unmindtu Of the comfort and wcll-bcing
of the living; but he will remember that
our condition is not now one of atfiucnce
and abundancc-that our wishes and de-
Sircs are continually tcttercd and confined
by want of mOncy-and that the measures
proposed to be taken for perpctuating the
memory of our fallen soldiers can be car
ricd out at very small cash expense.
In North Carolina, the State Government
have taken upon themselves the tasksof
furnishing artificial limbs free of cost to
those soldiers OF the State who have been
mutilatcd in the war, and such course
may yet he taken by Virginia. But whc-
thcr the State Government take any action
or not, an Confederate = may rest as
surcd that the ladies Of Virginia will lncver
fail those who fought and blcd for them,
and that the people otthc "Old Dominion
are now, as ever, willing to share their
scanty means with any poor and deserving
cX-COutcdcratc soldier.
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TYPE FOUSDRY.-The DISPATCH
N0ND TYPE FOUNDRY. Every article requisite
ior Printing once at Northern prices.
Ii. L. PELOUZE 4 CO.,
~pl-am Richmond Va
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FURNISHING GOODS.-Gentleme
4 Enjsnhirts, Drawers, Socks, Suspenders, Ties,
'oEes Ac ia great variety of styles and prices al
WEkTESBAKER d WILLIAMS,
apli log Main street
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I no c6rrFH, 'f fhiriy D 6ags .'ti OLD " "GoEERN
AENI JAVA COFFEE, for sale by
ap21 FRENCH s. CRENsHaw
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FLOWER SEED, FLOWER SEED
L Five hundred papers FLOWER SEED, Of the
iA"si varieties, just received by
JOHN w. RISOS,
Apothecary and Druggist
dp& Main and Third streets