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The preparations for such movement will necessarily
attract public attention and give rise as to lis
season Tor them to take additional measures to defend
mat place. unless great caution observed 1t seems
now to be generally understood, that expedition is
about to be htted out against Tampco some place in
the department OF Iamaulipas Ii may be well To have
such generally considered the point of attack and should
unforeseen difficulties arise in regard TO Vera Cruz the
movement may be turned in that direction Ii the inn
preston generally prevails that expedition is fitting
outor lampco, or some place the coast OF ramaIl-
pas the enemy will more readily expecta forward move
ment on your part towards San Luis Poos as cotempo
raneous with such attack and under this view of our
operations, would be diverted from anv extraordinary
preparations for the defence of Vera Cruz Tampco NAV
be attacked by the squadron aone before the embark
ion OF the land force but to accomplish the primary OBJ
lec the military expedition will proceed directly to Vera
Cruz and with the cooperation of the squadron have
better assurance OF success the combined attack on
that place Secrecy Is, therefore, of the utmost npor
lance The belief should be encouraged that Tampico is
the destination OF the expedition, and its real object be
made known only TO such officers must be apprized of
to enable them to perform their duty in the enterprise
and to them. under the srctest injunctions Of conf
dence. E5Tlssa
Enclosed you will receive copy of communication
from Mr.. , and il is believed that entire confidence
may be placed IN the accuracy of his representations as
they are founded on his personal observations You will
also receive herewith rough sketch OF the topography
OF Vera Cruz and the adjacent localities These Won are
desired to place in the hands OF the commanding officer
of the expedition, with such remarks and suggestions OF
your own as may be useful to him.
AS 1t was suggested in former communications that
Major General Patterson should be placed in command OF
the expedition against Tamauipas. ii is deemed proper
that he should still occupy that position in the expedition
fitted out against Vera Cruz have no further sllgges
tons to make TO brigader general to command the
volunteers In regard to the commanding officer of the
regular force, would meet the views of the government
if you should select Brevet Brigadier Gen Worth In
that event you directed by the President assign him
to that command by virtue OF his brcvet rank
1t is proposed that Col Totten, the chief engineer,
Major Baker of the ordnance corp and some officer OF
rank and experience of the typographical corps shall &C
company the expedition, with others of inferior rank in
these respective branches of the public service Such of
these officers not with the army will be or
dered to proceed to the Rio Grande, and report to the
commander of the expedition.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, VIM l. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
Major Gen. z. TAYLOR, commanding United States army
in Mexico
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WASHINGTON, March Is, 1917
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NTOTICE.-1he undersigned respectfully inform their
IN friends and the public, that they have this day entered
INTO coparmershp in the cabnetaking business in all It's
branches under the name, style, and firm, OF James Wi
lams Son, and they hope merit, and obtain, share
OF public patronage. Their is 7th street. OPP
posite the office of the National Intelligencer.
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Mar 1916 T. Il. WILLIAMS.
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SIN. request that my claim to bounty land, under hs
An act to raise for limited time additional miuiry
force, and for other purposes, may be examined anu y,
am entitled to land wish relinquish, and do hereby
relnquish my right thereto, and in lieu thereof receive
treasury scrip for hundred dollars Ill
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
To the Commissioner of Pensions, Washington city.
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1t is hereby certified that satisfactory proof has been eh
hibited belor the the county oil
in the State of by the safhdavits Oh -, :, i.
and who person entlucd 10 creui,, uia'
and the only surviving
children of who was a III he
United States service
In testimony whereof | have set my hand and seal OF
office this day of i'm the year
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CIEGES IN SPAIN, carried on by the army under the
- Duke of Wellington during the years 1911 to 1911, by
Major General Sir John T. Jones' Royal Engineers third
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Evoluons off Field Battery, explained in full detail
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Captain John Gore Royal Artillery, vol i6 plates, Lon
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The New Annual Army List (Brtsh) containing dates
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Hart, 49th regiment, vol octave, London, 1917.
Aide Memorc the Military Sciences, part second,
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Box 81 s-RuGet mar, The FsnL 50 Vile BY ina
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HrtoIy u the ChuTh q Chr fom It's Ia,ttut,n n bs
fenh CtniIry VA ~bh traced Th and Prngre.s "a
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sure On he Poutl liant propsr,.s os H., n -,
TIE eau'c 81 The PIE eat ma OF tn. dis a., IN
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mans Of av ring that eaamHy BY Alfred Since surg on 10 m
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IL III Even ng su hieho 1nPa afe Ju.t r-, we'd and fs
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK u PORTSMOUTH

= STNHE splendid and swift Steamer
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Just un+eig"n- ia rough OVERLAPPING, complete
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l-aN NJ l Wh'ri a. RoeA"u every Monday. "Wednesday
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inf tn Aii't Will ave Norfolk Tuesday THURSDAY
uisy Mornings, THE hour IL O'Clock,
he Int mea. Land the River. mr.
% Passage and Fare chuonI P.tcr-hg from
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30 fssci wishing %. y,
aud remain on the Alice ui % neat they
on the Baltimore Hoai aud until they
ing IN baltimore, without
vii meet The Baltimore Rnat the u-u.
pssFngef having Rannrs O'Clock c,r'iug
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gr fd'-re and Far. from Richmond Petersburg on
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:. The acromm datuns and siesd 90 well
known James River that b.
hnv" been equacd auch
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= h, TAYLOR has Just received four superb
Paiett Double Acton Harrs, frrm tie Of p
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hel "a si" "a wing en- Pevousl' ysars Manu-
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4'e q" ",AHAa'hp The admirers and particularly proies
-ois 81 m Harp iBgitel IN. In trum.nts
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WI Le happy to receive orders auend
"iser business ected he Ham.
te l'aiei tn give any inDrmaii1n his rower
ee'hhs the hafp IN thoe Wh' Hisy favor him with
PHTAYIORS
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THE
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SITUATED on Governor street, nearly oppo-
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o. much mof' convenient and s0nn.ous. VII De- opsntd
lei dy Of N"'ehsT n' O the reception of Bariers BY the
month or day The best sndeavur Of the
u'"d who will suprfuirud NAV
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there most ete,sn Livery statr whore their
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I'm aud after the LIST October, our Packet
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RETURNING.
tsavc LynchburT Monday. w-dE-sd,y and Friday At
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Boats connect
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M4NJF.1C TORY, ! 1h0ut talI0FhHH Nfrfff,
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year.
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dauon the super 'oTIy OF hls work
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FAIL AND WINTER ANNOUNCEMENT


Bctween Richmond aud Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Old Point Comfort, &c, Port waIthRii-
FARE REDUCED To 10 Ccuts. INCLUDING MEALS!
hT5NllE public Is hereby notified, that
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line and unsurpassed her running
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Richmond and Petersburg, @ Of IS sA,
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Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
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Norfolk about uciuck r. NJ Returning
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opportunity Of uansactng and returning by
mornng tn be absent from their
The Augusta will the ilHdiug- James
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The public assured that the determination Of
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900 CASKS Of Thomaston Lime. remain.
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- bt. u Clarified sugar
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I2O bags oil Govrrnmen, Java Coffee
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I65 do Iaeuayra do
~ bales Mocha do
GunpoWdrr and Rlaes Teas II hest quality
$50 kegs Nails assorted Dor and warehouse
'oo ''ies sole Leather, good and damaged
24O Russet
500 lbs Shoe Thread
~ boxes Sperm Candles
10 do Judd's pat sp Candies
100 do Candies. Iiulis a Woodruff
100 do Soap
do Stltch
10 Kegs SAIL PetTc
cctbons Indigo
~ baskets best tDunud-l Olive OIL
&c les Coa Pit On
Winter Sperm OH
1000 kegs huponi's sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes $40 aud IOri" Glass
500 bag. Shot
Bsf Lad
90 hhls Mddling Bacot
20 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
II0 boxes TIN Plate
Block TIN and Sp,lier
2UO ims Wrapping Paper
$50 Guni Stones
- bbs Tar
90 bbs pure CIDER Vinegar
Is or casks best wooihousc Wines
Genuine Oh Fort do
Cotton Yarns. factory prices
Cotton Lines. London Mustard
Ginger. Peppef AUSpice. Slcks SAT- &C
tons Am. bisercd Sirel
English hlist Shear aud Cast Steel
tons Spring Steel
10 SW,eds
Country IRON
so Treis and English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop do
AIes. Plough Plates, &c. .