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Contributions.
--We have received, through the mail, from a lady of Christiansburg, who requests us not to publish her name, $5 for the benefit of the Maryland Volunteers.
She promises to add some socks to her contribution.
We have received a note from Powhatan Court-House, with Eleven Dollars enclosed, for the benefit of the "Hampton Sufferers," which shall be disposed of as directed by the contributors, viz: "Mrs. J. H. Michael, Mrs. Ella T. Brown, and little Jimmy Brown. "
The following letter, which we print entire rather than condense, explains itself.
The directions given will be promptly complied with:
Ord. Repair Shop, Manassas. November 26, 1861. Editor Dispatch.--My Dear Sir:
Your appeal in behalf of the Elizabeth City soldiers is indeed touching, and well calculated to arouse and enlist the best sympathies of every true Southern heart.
The armorers engaged in the repair of arms for our gallant army of the Potomac, unite in presenting their mil