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n AN APPEAL To THE LADIES
49, OF RlCHMoN d An inefect ual at
tempt having been made (thwarted by tw q men,
one on Broad and the other on Main ST.. TO s,ls-
pend business at O'Clock in the atternl ION, we,
the young men, most respectfully invoke the La
DlES to assist IN this matter, by making their
purchases between the hours OF IN tins, morning
and IN the afternoon. thus ahordng US the plea
sure OF meeting you on the Square, and the priv
iese OF going tn Church at night-a privilege to
which we attach more Importance THIN any othe r
motive. A rcpiy from the Ladies we most aifec-
tionately request. From their
je6- DEVOTED SUFFERERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Special Noetce ..-E. b. Cook respeeeful-
" notifies tho ladies and gcnteeq Of the CITY that
tho rssidencsgl =; Winstnn; Eea. on RSse =; !.
from I'll, osctock, 10 Qsebe tboa TO exa nlino tho
Furnnure, this sale cf which tskes place To-
MORROW. at 10 O'Clock. je6-lt
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MARRIAGE OF Count JoANNEs.-Mr. Geo.
Joues, "the Count Joanaes," former manager
of the Richmond (Va.) Theatre, and at that
time husband of Mrs. Melinda Jones, was
married, in Boston, to Mrs. Mary E. Bigelow
last Saturday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Eastburn.
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Having read the above stateme mt Of Mr.. Swami.
my foreman. it entirely concurs with my opinion
in REGARD to the laths made hy the Messrs. Gibson.
and would add that think these gentlemen GU hit
to be encouraged for their enterprise In this mat
ter of home manufacture.
je A. Ct P. H. RUSSELL.
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n. startling Truth =. II andreds die an.
nualIy, from neglected coughs and COLDS, when by
the nse ii 4 sinsie bottle Of Or. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF MILD CHERRY, their lives could 10
preserved I: "A green Ga ~ Sse n;,rpcr,f,.nn.
CO., W. PETERSON, ]. r. DUNAL. and By all
othor deale 70 in medicines. 10 e-AW&S
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Taking the Census.


In most parts of the United States, the work
of taking the Census of 1860 commenced on the
LIST of the month and the heads of families may
prepare themselves to answer any number Of
questions. You must tell them how old you
are, how many children you have got, how
much money they are worth, what they are
good for, or if they are good for nothing
Brother JONATHAN has always been renowned
for his curiosity, and he is now about to give
itan official illustration W hich will turn every
thing inside out in the affairs of every body
who owns his allegiance. Every head OF
family is required to give the name, age, sex,
color. occupation and birth place OF every
member of his household, the value OF his
real and personal estate, and the causes of sick
ness and death, if there be any, in his family.
What day OF judgment it will be for single
persons Of an uncertain age! What book of
doom the records which the man who takes
the census will carry under his arm! But
there is this consolation II you don't choose
to answer, or If you see fit, after the approved
Yankee fashion of answering ore question by
asking another, to demand the age of Brother
JONATHAN, what he is worth and whether his
mother knows he's out, you are at perfect lib
erty to do SO. Aud besides, though the ques-
tions embrace details, only general results
will be published in the returns from each dis
trct, and, therefore, no man need fear that
his domestic concerns will be known to any
one but the officers of the government and
their particular friends. Seriously. we trust
that all good citizens will impart cheerfully
to the census.takerc such information as will
be useful to the government, and not visit
upon their heads the responsibility of ques-
tions some of which SAVIOR strongly of imper-
Thence; but which, while not your duty to
answer it is their duty to ask Every thing that
relates to population and which will throw
light upon progress in every department of
industry, should be promptly stated. Manu-
facturers should be prepared to give particu-
lars in respect to their capital, number of
hands employed, value of raw material used.
value OF articles manufactured, motive power
and cost Of fuel, cost and description of ma
chinery. Agricnlturists will be expected to
furnish Information regarding their farms
and everything that gives value thereto, or
affects the productiveness of the land. Politi-
caliy, this census is very important, for by it
we are to be governed in the number OF Rep
resentatives from each State in Congress- The
rule is now to give one Representative to every
ninety.two thousand inhabitants, aud the
people should not through obstinacy or care
lessness, withhold Information that is of
such value to themselves.
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The Last Of the Fi.A..

Inc London corresponasr. - 80 ~
11p'sss mas had the sstisf.cticr 80 ,,s. ~.
ana converting with the aRen,c,. p.. .s ~
assured MIN, and the statsmsut ~ cn. 49,
rated By medical sentlsn.n ,wh, ..s..."N.
him immediately after the comb. -. :. !
stories OF his blindness, 50 indnst,iou.Ix i. ~
culAtsd BY the English press 10 osdes 10 ~.
ate the belief that he must soon have b..
osyrpowssed hid not the night bssn stoppsd
arp utlsrly false. He has mover yoF one NO.
ment lost his sishs siaos shAklnG ,SAyxss,
baud upon entering the ring.
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GONE TO EURoPE.-Rev. Jno. Bayley, of the
Virginia Conference, sailed from New York
for Liverpool. accompanied by his wife, in
the ship Henry Clay, on the Both ult.
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OFFICIAL VoTE.-The Official vote for Jud &c
OF the Sixth Circuit is as follows: Jno. Id.
Gregory 1897; Lemuel J. Bowden L450; in 0
T. Seawell 1,273; G. X. Mallory 424; Jno. n.
Davis 1913. The total vote is 5.137.
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ma. Something to Read:

ma. Something to Read:
REDUCED PRICES
IN SOMETHING TO WEAR.
From this date We will sell our rich and varied
stock of LA ID Esq DRESS GOODS and SUMMER
WRAPPINGS at greatly reduced prices. Buyers
can be certain of obtaining good bargains, as We
US with call. SWORDS & THAW,
No. 1lB Broad Ut.
N. B.-Fancy Dress Silks at cost.
je 5--6t .g s. T.
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MARRrup.
DIED.

.,h.rs D s sa.%sEvfy Jun, n.s II hl ,,
EXR9 I Hln5sy TxYHoR. ii q his sci city.
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3 :ss. sss ':' .:s::
Main !, 81, neas the ssf Posi- 1s Sfiic..
ALsO One cs two fsiiAbis BOYS to soil PA
RERS. HOOKS. &c. jec-lt'
WANTS D.-.A ,ounx. respectable German Gil
good family, or q an attendant to a family going
to the syrinxs. She can 90 plain sewing, and
eG e s.s s:'i ''e'@"'a'se 33'2R, ssf II
WS SssAp .,s WIN Win .sssa,
e: :ss;; q: FIJI ~
WANIED.,Three good HOUSE c.RPEN:
w TEKS. No persons need apply unless good
1es-n. ''' y ~ WM. ATKINSON.
W. ANTS D-A good WHEELWRIGHT.
y. w to work at Ashland il Hsneyer county AR-
by ;y. e. JAMES w. TAI as shHIK:a
WANTED-As situation as BOOK-KEEPER or
w CLERK, IN mercantile house IN this city. By
young man of several ycars' experience. Would
jssa e'oS'''''wv'A RWicK BA ARK
WANTED-An ENGINEER, to run Station
w AIRY Engine man that understands keeping
s nss fse' Htsff S6' FL
corner Main and 7th SITS. je5-fs
WANTED-A MUSE. for q SICK LADY
" either white or ' SRiDsf Orb CO.'S.
je6-3t On the Dock.
WANTED-A GIRL, either white or colored.
a, hs to nurse child ABOUT o Wo ssnr ga apply
je5- St Corner 18th and M ain SITS.
WANTED-A PURCHASER, for a RETAIL
w GROCERY STnkE, situated ~ q business
part s Of the city. Address J" at this Office
WANTED-IMMED IATELY-A wOMAr \, to
w COOK and WASH for q small family either
white or colored. jest
WANTED.1A, gentleman. who understands
Of to WIT. sp Sesw re ths and tie
LIST OF July. Address II. P,' care of Reeve Il
Flege nheimer. je4-3tH
S SRs s hire an
aged ws@an preferred / io1NEs bavs ID Fin
WANNTEIDl-FouR MEN h, r nj f Vt y WHEAT II
js 4- Appi' to DOn 4 Nam IN street stree:
w Cotton and Wool Manufacturing COMPANY
are in want Of about twenty good WEAVERs.
iull wages; Apply to Mr.. w. BRADLEY, superin-
'e my ST.. " '"' "' VIII. H. POWERS. Agent.
w ny si-tsl ". l.. WAXING, No. io7 Broad St.
"A We WISH to purchase thirty to fifty
" .'' t$ 9 H1s so COOK s ST. near Main
N. b. We manufacture Pain and Fancy RA IL
ING, and do all kinds of Plain and Fancy ., CAST
yNANfED-A few good MINERS and a first
w rate CARPkNT Err, at the Carbon Hill mines.
my 25- t. JOHN J. WERTH.
WANTED-Everyg gentle man VINO has CT Or H
w ING TO SCUUR, to cali snd see the beautl-
full work at KINGS, on 10th street. There IT is
that Old CtothtRg are made to look like new. GO
to KINGS and try him. myI In
WANTED-Eyerybo body to know that have
w commenced tho manufacture Of TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. "a. Man
street, Richmond, where they can find q beautiful
assortment OF Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags
Of everv style, at prices as low as they can be
bought in the Northern cities, both at whoesa le
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
de 2s-sm JAMES KNOTS.
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SPECIAL MOTTO E-TO THE
~ LADIES OF RICHMOND.--As four teen
hours servltude in these warm. sultry days. not
sufhcient to Freak the spirits and wear out the
as special favor. request the ladies' buy all their
goods after O'ctk p. NJ in order to prevent Them
from attending their churches, or getting rec,
ton in any other pleasant So, for their ole
pleasure al the dry goods stores will he kept open
all night and U portion OF Sunday
je6--lt. MANY DRY GOODS CLERKS.
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RETURN CARGO MADE UP.-The Norfolk
(Va.) papers announce that the return cargo
Of the barque "Lone STAR made up for Bor-
deaux, will shortly be placed on board, and no
further freight offers are now taken.
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The Academy of Music and the Orphans.
We trust our readers will bear in mind the
concert which the Academy Of M uslc proposes
to give tomorrow night for the benefit of the
Orphans. Let Richmond show her apprecia-
ton of musical taste, and of the claims Of
suffering humanity, by iraugurating the pub
lie exhibition of the Academy with brilliant
and crowded house.
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MONTGOMERY Mail.

Col J. j. HOOPER, the able senior editor OF
the Montgomery (Ala.) Daily Mail, is about to
visit our city and New York, to aid his edito-
rial efforts in building up Southern trade, and
incidentally to expose the prominent aboli-
ton houses of New York, now doing heavy
trade with Alabama. We are glad to learn
that he expects to spend few days in Rich
mond, whose manufacturing progress and
commercial prospects have awakened consid-
cradle interest in the South. We bespeak for
him cordial reception from our citizens and
business men, who will not, we trust, neglect
so favorable an opportunity Of making known
the capacity of Richmond for supplying the
wants of the Southwest,
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IA Laths! Laths!: Laths!::--Home
MAN CTURE.-We continue to make snd sell
at our Saw Mill, Mayo's island, excellent Plaster
LATHS at the price Of So per thousand. We
nexed certificate of Mr. SWAMI, a gentleman we'll
known in our city:
RICHMOND. June I'd, 1860.
Messrs. JNo h. GEO. Observation-Disclosures: You
ask me to give my opinion in writing, in regard to
the Plaster Laths Of your manufacture. will state
that as foreman for Mr.. P. H. Russell. have used
upwards of 100000 of your latEs, and take pleasure
in saying that | consider them superior in every
that have ever seen. Being free from the fuze
OF the sawed ath, tine FIRST coat of mortar adheres
without Tepulson, and telng of REGULAR thickness
hesitate say thatit is profitable to the plas
terer to use your aths as the work on them Is
more speedily done and results in q better job.
Very res pectfulIy yours. &c.:
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r.,v rAw In unltiuaepe

- Ne0 Jury Lew In nAltiMsee.
Tho altiuaore journals putlish the lists OF
,urors Snder the new Jury Law, whish has
lust aone into operation in that city % af-
fordins the most conclusive evidenes Of the
decided Improvement which will Be enected
in the ma.e,iei of the jury panels. The baiti-
more An,erieam says there is something OF po-
sitive feeling Of enjoynept in examining the
lists, in noting the absence from them OF the
names OF parties who have been the sterco-
typed dependence of the Or; Court for
the discharge OF the most important trusts OF
the Law, and Of recognizing In their place the
nance of citizens Of worth aud respectable
standing. The new system, according to the
dneriean, not only secures the selection OF
proper men for the regular panels, but pre-
vents the packing Of iuries in special cases
through the summoning Of improper tales
men.
We heartily congratulate Baltimore upon
the promise of it's deliverance from the muir
derous reign of rufIianism that mas 80 IopG
held sway at the ballot.box, and domineered
over the tribunals Of justico. The reign Of
the Plugs. Thugs, and buliies and rowdies In
general. is at an end in the Monumental City
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NOTICE To BUiLDERS.-Proposa Will
~ be received until ~ o'clock 81. on the 18th of
June. 1861 for the erection Of an ArIloTy on the
lot situated 9Th between N ain and Cary streets,
convey ed bv the city TO the undersigned.
II is desired that the proposals shall be for ord
ter brick
The plans and specifications may be seen at tho
Office OF w. Gill, Esq. the City Engineer.
W. NJ. ELLlOTT: Capt. CO. A. ,..pa.
G.Wi RTAnNDnLPH. :. - Va Va. Vols
il &
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SUMMER COATS.-Cassimere.D rap d. E.

GUNNER COATS.-Cassimere, Drap d. Eue,
- Alpaca, Linen, Tweed, Single milled Cloth
Coats. assorted in size. style, quality and prlce.
manufactured at our own msnuiactOry In the test
manner possible. We give good stock ex oeedingly
low. Call on the subscriber at 1903 Main street,
CARTONS old stand, where you will find DIS
posed 10 offer such Inducements will he lrressti
BILE Again say, come iii and satisfy you-
selves to our disposition and ali Ilty to furnl
frst-class stock at economical rates. We could
GO on at considerable myths howlng up the merits
the liz mt way. hoping the impression made on ex
animation cf the geeds will be favorable, and lead
to tre-nen dous sales.
WM s. TUPMAN. Agent. lG9 Main st.
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Sicily.

The island of Sicily, which the adventurous
and chivalric GARIBALDI has recently in
yaded. covers an area of 1854 square miles,
aud has a population Of nearly three millions.
The strength of the army is lOO,ooo, VINO are
said to be brave and disciplined troops. The
island is divided into seven provinces, each OF
which is ruled directly by an Intendente, APP
pointed by the King, whose powers are co.
ordinate with those usually exercised oy the
Governors of our States. All other modes OK
minor government common to our system are
common in Sicily. Over all the principal
governments is Council, appointed oy the
King composed Of eight members. The taxes
are proportionally less in the Kingdom OF the
two Sicilies than in any country In Continen-
tai Europe; remarkably small, when compared
with those of Sardinia.
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a., TUr .ARNI OIL bAN
lNtgana. eomposed of the best Mas,c's
~ snun,,S a,'fer upon Brass or So
st1umenfs. respectfully ask Of re r ,.o,
canniry or IN cites, tue share o. . ...o.
thew devote IL selves to their profess,
ing daily the latest rnd most sppao's a.,
lions. thsy are confident, Of siylhs ga
s,ths. on psrsds Or IN the bsli-fo ~ !
their charges exceed those o. ah' & voc
Address s'Cap, CHARLES pi""">
mory, kiehmnnd. Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

III RICHMOND ACADEMY OF aI'
& FIRST oNCERT.
For the benefit Of the
ORPHANS OF THE CITT.
HALL OF THE Nj CHIMES ISsrr,
THURSDAY, I'm JUNE, be
President Or. JAMES BgALg.
Wise President-pr. CHARLES
VioLINs-E. Lohmann, Jno. Metz lno, We
Mayr, \. Gsbhart, " Fraaci
VroLE-F. w. Roslcr.G {. Mefa.
VIoLoNcELLo-C, W. Thiliow.
BAssi-B. krausss, Fl. Kuop, r. Wollsf
FLUTss-1ilander J o. II Hewe,t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i. Baamann.
BassooNs }. C. Rittershause. 0. 4. Ercsi
HoaNs-E. stein, II shul,z.
TRrMPKTs- Beier. u. Bonsack.
TRuNBoNE-G. Vosike5.
kETrLk DRUM-F. Grabsu.
TRIANGLE -Chas. Selbert.
Bass DRUM-FT. selbeit.
PIANIsrs-E. Barber, c. ". Thlow. Chs /
bert, Selbsrt. +. GfaaG
Woller, Schneider.
PROG RAMME.
PART FIRST.
l. Grand Overturs-''Sirsdells"
2. Quartet'o.-fi,noF Forte. Violin, Viols
olohcelo.
Messrs. Grabau. Stein, Rlttershaase ard
5. Soio--N ioloncello, from Il Puftsal, NJ
low.
4. Trio, tAndante, Piano Forte, Vieinaa
lonceiIn. Res
Nessrs F. Seibert, Lobmann and Ia
5. Grand Athalia March. Mere
PART SECOND.
l. Grand Overture--''F elseumuh'e." as
2. Solo Clarionet. Mr.. baamann.
5. Grand Duett. for two Piano fof,es, Ass
h F. Seibert. ~
ceIlo Rta
MesSrs. Fred Seibert, Lobmsnn and IL.
5. Coronation March, from tie Propse,s
Coypu.ros SIR. 7. SE.s
III The Pianos used on ihls occssl9l !.
the cele brated factory of S'eInway, aaa ~
kindlv loaned Nv Mr.. + Nasr,
TICkErS-S each, or SIX ior So y g
the usual places, anu at tie door OF 'As
. -
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.


JNOR SALE PRiVATEIY-A likely young
NEGRO WOMAN. Apply to
let's kAGLAND & BRO.
COOK. WASH TER AND 1kONER, AT
~ PRIVATE SALE.-The subscriber has fol-
be hrst-rate COOK, WASHER and IRONEK.-
A barsan may be had, If immediate application is
made to +. b. COOK.
lie SIS. No 10 Main street.
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GUNNER 800 ID S.-Iee- Cream Freezers !;
- Fruit. Cans; PeafowI Ely Brushes, Wire Dish
Covers; Rattan Chairs Water Coolers; Bathing
Tubs, &c &c. for sale at the China and House
Furnishing Store Of I. A. BULKLEI.
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(NOOPEKS' 1O9LS.-We have tor sale, at low
~ prices Coopers' Adze, with bolted handles;
LevelIug Planes; Barrel and Hogshead Croze;
Chamfenng Knives for right and lett hand; Hoop,
Stave and following KDvas.
CLAKKSON & ANDERSON,
No. lon N LAIN st.
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VIM. s. TUPMAN, Agent, 1863 Main st,
Barton s Old sta nd.

At LEWIS STORE can ALWAYS by found a
n large and well assorted stock OF Dry Goods at
received a large supply Of varklns Towels, boy es,
brown and white I: ,nen Table Cloth Damask. Cot
ton sheetings. PILLOW Case Cotton and Linen,
Linens of superior quality, bleached Cations OF
the best makes Lawns. Organizes, Jacouets,
Bereges, Paris Bere tan entirely new articles
La,ella Cloths and Popnetts back Alpacas. Be
reyes, BombaZlnes. Lamartne and Grape Berege,
Embroidered Collars ami Bands in the greatest
uratilsInr Remain her. No Is III ain
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To he he'd ~ ,.,,trnp
y. STEfNi.EIN'S MONTICELLO o.
Where the prizes wall he DELIVERED "
successful Turner'S, az a
Price Of admission 20 The .,sIdsa. n
Price Of adm sston to the bsti, |" Y r. g.
The friends ni The Assoc lSitpn NJ"
generally are respectfully ihEi,ed. .
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Al HhDS. SHOULDERS AN ID DK EAST
fO BACON 10 hhds Sides; 20 iierces Hams; 50
kegs prime yellow Butter; 100 boxes No. l Cutting
Cheese; 50 bbls. N. q. Molasses, and IS hhds. aud
tierces Cuba Molasses, for sale by
WILLIAM TAEI0p
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SHAFEK. HALSEY &C.. 10 Main st.
- Just received anothe, large shipment OF Fancy
CASHMERE COATS and PANTS, all shades, eusiis
ties and prices-,he tpest lot Of goods ever offer
ed IN this city, of the latest AID most fashionable
sly les, Call and examine.
ShAFEK, HALSEY & CO, ITO Main ST..
"a Iupman 81 Hull
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(rANDLtS.-3U half boxes Cincir natl Ctnt lss;
~ 100 half do. c. II. Grant Il Co.'S do; 100 boxes
JacksOns Tallow 40. in store for sale by
MASSIE h PEASANTS.
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QE1& ESIKAf COW.~I.f, -
Leigh street. between "a n, s,.n :,
-. 1.,, the u is,s q Mar q medium ID sne a.
SPOUT on: s.lan mix y, t s,v sSsm,l:S ~
Kllby's Mill. Hauoyes co 10y. She was ras.s
recently from near Hughes Tavs,nna vas bras,,
dencep ANY information corc.,nn,l ny la. ~
,eank1,,s received Or rsssonabsS
A. above described u AZ my resc..J
10 6-St- -r,,nn
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each other, as It is but two easy days march from
gle days march, They may join "a and coninne,Iy
carry on their operations wherever 1t shall lie
possession Of Baitmors or pos. themselves :A on
some spot on the westward bank Of tee susque-
but here must bss leave to observe thai there ia
measure which if the General assents to and
adopts will lie attended with mOmentous and the
most happy cOnsequenceS-I mean that from these
Posts proclamations OF pardon rhOu d be issued
70 all those who come in at siven day, and viii
OF that great tract southwark, fthe Patapsico and
lying betvixt the Potomac ana Cheese peak Bay and
media.ey lay do wn Their arms-hut this is not ali.
ana much mistaken If those potent and pOpuious
German districts. Frederic County in Marsisnd
aud York in Penbsylvana do not follow their ex
ample-Thsse Germans are extremely numerous.
and 20 Map have hitherto been the most stauncG
AssertOrs OF the American cause; but at the same
time are 20 remarkahy tenacious Of their property
tnolt me larms that have no doubt when They
see probability Of their Country. becoming the
.eas Of Ws,. They viii give up all opposition but
CO. Ss. - Aisxsndra sufficient to prevent tho
G"sEs nsaced shither from tskinx posses i'm
ssssous alteration. but rather the Yeverse~n VA
ne o. .Sos: near AexandIa on either hank Of
ison'd~vixyss ~ IN me sIsat purposes have men
Submission II the wsss P,oS;n.or se~pa:ion
the pssy.nsss o rsa r
Is s.ssmted Il Xsnaad1s,. o. IN fact il any force
rsoops ssnt sssinstit. xstiisE so tie
must b q the expence Of the morH IN ~ o. Z. Il
.h.eh sore Otherwise dest,nd for Penn, "a rooDs
Ss TX az n woId . vul unhiAEe aud ais.ss..ics--
tSs sv.ne 2 rem 81 delencs. an % con 81
s exs9t teat viii venture 70 assert Nj. ~ ~
yc.asy cI ny uie u the plsn II fully ndoptsd 80
~ ecc&cnts tench ~ rapture butvixf ~ 90
nM Eltopet insevvenes that In less than -
nsontns ron the oate Of the psoclawat,on mot !
spark 81 tiiis doaOtntipg var Yems5nS N. -
Enshee IN any part Of the Continent. =
On the road from AnnsD0ls 70 Queeu Ann
there 10 one considerable Rive. 10 be psss'd. hns
from the Bay 70 the usual place Of passsse Or Per
~, this is 20 impedi0ent II the Two COrps chuse
u ynite They may BY . single days m1Fch either
At Queen AIMS OF 4slbTOush."
This paper, In the hand. writing Of General
Len, Mr.. Moons ays be has In his possession,
and whss the lecture was delivered he held Il
up 10 the audisscs. II y endorsed In the hand
writing Of H.sxy GrsAcxsy. Who was at
thM nme Secretary 70 ~ Royal Connie.
etoasra, Lor6 AND Sir WILLIAM HowY. al The
Sad 6s ~ voiSns y fsx st~iIsa of ~ 4 pub.
Itshsd. and along wis n . rse 5fssfn lltsute
n re IviIes " wysis to General 0A5ks, q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-06

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