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"AshlSdToS, June 26 1t is thought that a
ahse III the programme will result from III,
U .rel u yesterday, and that a torwaro
movement Will soon occur
secretary Chase viii recommend q. ,,oaa
dIe revision OF the tariff
sa.s We" ORR Post Washing ton dispatch
1 $50 mat ieauing congressman have deter
~ III eoiiHhe regis iation to the war AM,
'u'1 ali reports about the compromisa -,
'itiou oi The Government are false
-, - Foinored that the SeweIPs Point Ia,
49, leu Oh d reconnoiterln barty, kiln.
eisut, and wounoIng many. aiming
on ne Ioiiowing VLIgiuians have been strick
80 o S .ne ron OF The army: Capt Maury
ueh' olelnenson, and Lieut. Dillon.
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klOIS al NtIINyaukie.

MILWAUKEE,, June 25.-Bauk riots have bro
Ken out iii TINS city. The cIlIzuus have Dir
moiIsned three banking establishments III,
mon geometry G0ards were called out but r.,
iuseo 70 obey oruers 10 fire upon the cluzeus
Inc Louaves were then called out ana uta,
several rounds OF buckshot
LArER.-For1y OF the riot tiers have been ar
Rested and put IN jail. Their comrades nay.
procured canaUn anu threaten In break n
JAIL ana rescue them. The Mayor has pro.
Claimed martial law. Intense excitement I,rf.
walls. -
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RAvAGEs OF THE ARMY WogA-The ravages
OF The army worm In Illinois are truly fright
ful. The Prairie Farmer says their sad work
IS being prosecuted TO greater or less extent
over the following terri tories With slight
comparative damage in MeDonough county.
commencing with Adams county on the west
they are traced eastward through Cass, San
CANON, Platt, Champaign and lower part of
termillion counties. South from Adams,
down the Mississippi, they take Pike, Cal
houn, Madison, st. Clair and Jackson. East
wsrd OF this line, and south from the other,
their number seems to be innumerable In
Coles, Clark. bingham, Cumberland and
Christian coun ties.
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LIQUID 0IUE.-The following recipe the
discovery Of French chemist, is selling about
the country, for various prices, from one to
hve dollars 1t is handy and valuable COM
position, as 1t does not geia tinizs nor undergo
putrefac ton and fermentation and become
offensive, and is always ready for use. In
wide monthed bottle dissolve eight ounces of
best glue In half a pint of water, by setting
~ IN vessel OF watsr and heating il till dis
solved. Then add slowly, constantly stirring.
two and half ounces strong aq uafortis.
nitric se!d.l Keep II well eorked, and il viii
b ready for use.
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AN Incident After the Vienna battle last
week, South Carolina soldier, who had been
out on a scout, was arrested by three OF the
refreshing Iankees, who, after disarming him.
set out for the Federal camp, "calculatin' Z"
largely, no doubt, on the welcome plaudits
hat awaited them for their heroic exploit
But all things fair are doomed TO fade. After
marching some distance the party came to a
lalt-stacked arms, which were topped with
Inc sword bayonet and two OF them went in
Pursuit of water, leaving the Carolina cap
tive in charge OF the Yankee captor. The
former watched his time, and when the wa
tering party was out of sight, seized hayo-
net, and at a single stroke almost severed the
head from the body Of his companion, after
which he quietly took possession of the arms,
and marched to the camp of his friends
Letsburg Ia } Mirror
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Ohm A. BELVIS,

John A. BELVIN,
l. u NJ Der DEA L Z K
On BROAD STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND IlTH
lio,0UO feet WHITE PINE, to inches thick
4 900 feet POPLAR, 20 to SO inches wide
10000 feet Az POPLAR.
$4,000 feet WALNUT, to inches thick
5000 feet superior HIfE ASH, suitable for
gun carriages.
goo 900 feet ROCK MAPLE.
10 900 feet MAHOGANY. to inches thick
$4,000 feet MAHOGANY suitable for Collins
10000 feet 5-4 DRESSED FLOORING.
$4,000 feet Sd UNDRESSED FLOORING.
80 600 feet 5-4 STEP PLANK.
25,oc0 ieet Cd do do.
loo, 600 feet BOARDS.
20 900 fest Panel BOARDS.
900 feet SYCAMORE
l00o o9 feet JOiGE and SCANTLING
900 SHINGLES
quality. - o'0N
FOh RENr-O1e OFFICE and two SLEEPING
hooAs In Belvin's Block, on 18th street
le Eo-SVt BEL WIN
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TrODl Missouri

SYRACUSE, June 26.-Goyernor Jackson
Win -l,-uo men, Is Ereported III Pomme at
AeTie lie had oVertaAen the mail Coacn anu
teams and had Them In his possession.
Inns Is all We can make of the dispatch -
AS sent 10 the press OF this city, il is utterl,
"hih teiileipie. We give it tor what il Il
worth. -
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ARMY IsrBLLIeKScg.-The New Orlean

Delta, OF the 23d inst, says:
We are pleased to hear that Colonel Har-
dee, one of the ablest military men of the
age, the author of Uardees Tactics, has been
relieved OF the command of Fort Morgan
and is assigned TO an important command in
the theatre of active war. BY his great
energy and assiduity, Col. Hardee has sue
ceeded in placing Fort Morgan and the large
force their stationed in such condition rs to
render 1t impregnable and the approach to
Mobile impracticable. 1t was not wise to re-
tain him any longer in this position,
when his services were so desirable in
the field. The order which sends him
to take charge of orr defences on the
mississippi is therefore an eminently iu-
dicious one. He will prove more than match
Tor the talented but presumptuous McClel-
land and with the aid of the energetic and
enthusiastic Pillow at the head of our Ten
nessee soldiers, will soon place that portion
OF our Ooniederacy in g position to repel any
assault. '
We learn also that that gallant and able
commander, Captain" now Colonel Henry
Maury, has been relieved from duty as sacona
in command under Col Hardee, at Fort MOI
gan, and will proceed with his regiment inc
First Alabama TO the scene Of war in Viz.
ginia. There, on his native soil, this gallant
officer will display those high military quail
ties for which he has been so greatly es.
teemed by his friends in the extreme South
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FLAG or Nos1a CAsoLisA.-The fta9 ,rreed
upon ior Ihe State or North Carolina Is said
Held, with single star Tn the eanirs "a 10, ,sa
,5,p extreme Is the inscription. MAY Do,
nv, aud at the lower, +" Nav 20. isSi -
Of white. " e'se an" 'ns osner
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H. bCUIts Ii mr. i u hissI,t
Richmond, VA, june H. 1851
TN nTTTIES INVOLVED IN SEppIS

hXECUrit UEfAnlmn.l
Richmond, VA, june IL 1881
THE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY.
L ING the troops In the hsd with Small Arms
field Artillery, and Ammunition therefor requir
az division Of labor, the following order Is is
.ued:
The Colonel of Ordnance Of Virginia Will con
tuue to attend to the issue of arms both Artille
y and Small Arms, belonging to this State, and t.
he manufacture Of Field carriages aud Caissons
The making up of all kinds OF ammunition In
lludinS the man ufacture OF Percussion taps and
he issuing of the same, will be attended TO b,
he Ordnance Department of the Southern Cor
edersey, for which purpose 80 much Of the An
nunition as IL now on hand at tho Gr,lory IN the
present accommodation for further maputactur,
# Ammunition as is now Appropriated tor thai
purpose by this state, be turned over to tn Con
adarsts authorities during the continuance o,
the war.
Ins colonel OF Ordinances Of Virginia will max,
he necessary arrangements to carry out the fore
going order. JOHN LETCHBR.
10 Its
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. Z ECIAL NOTICES
Ne hipley, koane & Co.. 3

=, - L Q T Fl I 4 s.
NO ~ fEAkL STREET, RICHNoSD, VIRGINIA.
tOVer Lanler Brothers X Co..
III ordef 10 meet The wants Ut our customers apt
ths uollc, we have removed a large portion O
our stock from Baltimore TO this city ali of h lei
we ote at the lowest prices for casu
r Just received, d lot of BlUE CLOTH
lie 2s-lnN
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IKE LADIES OF LouIsIANA.-The young
ladies Of Shreveport, La, recently forward
ed to Maj. WIN X. Shivers now in Virginia)
the sum OF Sl40, being the proceeds of a con-
cert given by them for the benefit of the
" Caddo Rifles" We copy portion OF The
note accompanying the gift:
The sum may seem small beside that
appropriated by the Police Jury ; but, re-
member 1t comes as a tribute OF woman's nm
dying affection and patriotism-a token of
heartfelt sympathy in the priyations and
dangers of the Champions Of her country's
liberty-a pledge of her willingness to make
any sacrifice rather than behold the triumph
of her country's foes. Take il, then, in the
spirit in which 1T is sent, and in the hour Of
battle may the thought that our hearts are
linked to yours by the lever lengthening
chain OF devotion to a common cause, nerve
your arm 10 deal death and dies sruction to the
base in vaders of our soil
"Signed by Lucy Moore, Fanny Tally, NJ L.
Douglass, Nettie Parsons, Sdllie Stevens, Gar
RE Lewis"
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BE Fine Blue
ES Fine Blue
BROADCLOTH
For FINE UNIFORMS lust recaivad
MILITARY GILT BIZ TONS
Je -9-St WATKINS II FICKLFN
X o. TO THE EDITORS OF I'M

K 49, TO THE EDIrURs OF .Ht
S~~EA DISfATCH GENTLEMEN Permit me
through the columns of your paper, to call III.
attention OF Mayor Mayo 10 the necessity OF clos
SUNDAYS at y o'clock A NJ Ii is wei know
by our citizens that since the war the have be en-
scenes Of not, shooting, aud | must say, murder
Tor the majority of our bar room proprietors that
they are perfectly willing TO close, il The Mayor
viii zee |" naVl3g those bars closed of lower
grade tha0 hotels and restaurants The i'd ca vii,
Dc good one and will be fully approved of by our
CIT Gems generally, as well as By our law -lovip.
MOTEL and restaurant proptietors. We hope gu.
worthy mayor Will issue an order that will re
qulre ali to close their bar at the time men
toned anove. Yours &c
10 Zo-lt" PROPRIETOR
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BE Auction Notice.-Special attention i,
a. nI Ksa 70 ne sale OF HpU EhULu and hITChkA
r. hNiI Re, at the residence of the late 4 T
r riSGai aTd AZ r the Clay street Methods
uAurch, THIS AFTERNOON, clnmenciug III a
O'Clock. lie 2S-ltI THos " kEEsEE, AGet'r.
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BY Thomas ". k.-sro, aue...
(Uiisee corner 18th and Cary str. ets
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRsI-
FUTCRE DAY,


ElHI GOODS, CLOsHtNG. SHOES. Kc.--
~ W III be sold At aaetioa AT my store, = d
DhDAl June 2a,h q Inmeneing at IL o'eiCrs, 4
~ OF Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing. r.. s.- r
Hats, &c IS dozen Panied Buckets; 10 dyfsh
Wasp boards
Also, 10, OF Second hand Furniture
RAs.-Cash 10 PSI ALEX. MOTT, Aue
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MILITARY NOYllsES.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE FORCESl
RICHMOND, June ~, 1881
GENERAL OR ID =, No. 20 The d rst
u Periodical Muster for the payment of the Viz
gina Volunteers viii be made the 10Th OF
JUNE, ls6'
Two copies OF each muster roll will be trans
mltted ~ the mastering officer, one 10 the Ac iu-
art Generals Ohice in the War Departme nt, aud
me other to The Paymaster General OF the Vir
gInia Forces at Richmond, within three DAYS sf
ter the muster.
The mastering officer will also send forthwith
by mall, summary statement OF the strength or
each Company mustered, and the nams of the Of
heer comma ndins the regiment to which It is at
tacned.
BY order Of General LEE
20 25-6t GEO. IDEAS. A. A. a
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THE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL

-, - " ID ID l. l. B o O X =.
r,, gol. Is mo 372 p. Price 81 So
oohpied from the latest and best auth critics for
me use OF Volunteers and Militia OF the CON
Iederate states. By Lieut. Col VIM p Rich
arson, gfaduats and formerly Assixant In
stitute. 1a-
e, This valuable book is a liberal abridsmapt NJ
pa naIgee Tactics including the school of the
battalion and 'slnstruct!ous for skirmishsr-a ),
tne Balance step and the Manual of Arms LOT ia a
Mnsket being introduced from " Gilham's Man-
uAl. Also, the forms OF Parade for Reviews ID.
spection, Dress Parades Guard Mounting Duties
OF GUARDS, Duties OF Captains in Camp and Gar
rlson, Marches, amps, &c. Also, soldiers "a
IONS auo mode OF cooking them, with some i'm
portdnt sanltary Suggestions to soldiers
MORKIS, Publisher
1e Zs-St 81 Main street, Richmond Va
(tATCH THE DIES Err fEk.-THInTY DOL
~ LA he will be paid for the arrest aud deliv-
cry Of THOMAS B. CLIFTON at the cold fair
Grounds" Richmond, Va. laid CLIFTON 8 about
i've feet eleven inches high, light hair, blue
eyes, thin whisksrs, And az cd about tw snty- ave
years. He left the Eneampment ON Tuesday
morning last. w. G.. MARTIN, Captain
je 2s-5t* Mott Guards, 18th Miss kegt.
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MARRIED.


June the 18th. 1891, at Emmsns Church by the
Rev Mr.. Tay or, Mr.. GEO. w TYREE and Mis-
EMMA s. DAVIS. all of New Kent co, va.
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SAD OocCRRRsCE.-The Warrenton Va.)
Flag announces the death, in that place, of a
lad named Jefferson Msgruder, son of Mr.
I. j. Magruder. Since Washington has been
occupied by the Northern troops, Mr.. Magru-
der's family have been sojourning at the War
rem Green Hotel, In Warrenton, and one eve
ming las, week this little boy, with his two
orothert, wandered some two miles from to wn
y. ~ search OF cherries, and assembled tree,
uiea IN few minutes afterwards. His
,a.neI Vas absent at the time, looking after
his ihte rsts in Washington
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CHANCERY NOTICES
rlTY OF RICHuoxn, :. ,.t,,,,

CiTl OF RICHMOND, to Wit Sat Kples
~ held in the Clerks Ufiee of the Court of Nnet-
!ugs for the said city, on Monday, the I'd aay u
June, 1851:
Richard b. Thomas. ................,..,Pltf
willis Il. Woody, Richard L. Brown, MARTA
carroll, watson +. Jofisn VIM. Ii Day, ;.
John d. Day, Henry o. Middleton, tha p. =
sondls representative Of Jno. Strader dec l. ?
Geo. w. Abel, e. p. Mckenzie, Milltr :
and = nopp, Partners nnder the hrn ~ d Z
Iotentz partaer5 under The firm and Vie Z =
}. Lofeoz Il con; l. l.. d. L"udeu. ~ rswkes
and = lta'tiet part ners under the frm j B..
style Of Fawkes& Hart lett: and VIM H.rl4 20
sometimes called William Hoileu.... Def.
The object OF this suit In 10 enforce tue SD. of
certain slaves conveyed by the defendant, W iIi.s
oy deed Of trust dated the ID day of October l~ia
20 secure the payment of certain detts Il ersiu
;pee,hsd and to appoiut trustee IN snid
Iced aMdsvit having been made that the de-
the state of virginia, be Il hereby requi "A IL
sppear iu the said Clerks Ofice. withia Ieutn
after due publication hereof, aud do whas may
Do necessary TO protect his interests.
je L,aw4w 20. HOWARD. CIR
way OF HitHMVND No, 20 wii:-1I 7-1.--s
~ hsid ia the CLERKS Utice Of the Court of HuHt-
10, 80 said city, Oh Monday, the sri day Uf
10 e nlct lnond & York River Railroad
d9dinst ilS CarB,
The U uited States Of America. -. Dts
ana ON an-attaohment returned executed
The object Of this sut Is to recover again Il tn,
I,eiendsnts damsges, which damages are isid IA
WI having been made that the said Q nited II tRs
oi Amercs are not re-ideu's of tho state o. Vir.
Iinia, they are hereby required TO appear 10 IT,.
neI, TlSi6s uaee, within one month after duo
1isa1lsw4w A''' ''''''' no i aJp&SARsD. en-.
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hsA % rs MARI LAND Won't hfkhnsI
q IN VIRGINIA, May I'D, IS6l, I

q hsA ~ rs MARX LAND Won't hfkhns,
fyGeneral Order. ~
" Having been assigned by his ExoelIencv tn.
Governor OF the State, and Advisory Comet h
he command. ioI the present, of such volunteer
rom Maryland az may offer their services IN,
Undersigned advises Immediate organization int
companies Of not less than Hfty men, who viii
'alect their own officers.
The certificates OF election will be returned t,
ne commanding oricer, who Will forthwith pro
-ure the proper commissions.
Each company viii consist Of one Captain on
first and one Second Lieutenant four Sercesnts
our Corporals, and at least forty-two privates
II Is earnestly recommended to the marylsp nc
uen that they lose no time in perfecting TN Ell
organization. lnherting as We do the name o.
ne old .aarylapd Line" let as initiate ths,
id the grand "0ld Maryland ContineutaIs' o,
IT'S, set an example of loyalty, discipline ana
ourage to be emulstsd but not surpassed by oui
brothers Of the South.
FRANCIS ]. THOMAS,
my 25-ts Col Commencing
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s,i,,,, ariior MrSisTKs.-The Augusta CON-
Wiira Asnsl says reverend Gentleman of
Rsn,is, uhIy' Georgia, minister OF the
napust Shurch. passed through our city last
n!isns' oahis way 10 join our army In Vir-
qua, az Chaplain OF ons Of the Georgia
"a nesE,msns. TINS patriotic minister has not
T Uy sen*red MS services As Chaplain 70 the
Frssidsn1 gratuitously. but has aIso present.
80 81 cnse for large sum to the Oonfsdsrsts
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X -arSs ALL LETTERS AND OTHEs
"a communications for members Of
Company, Hp y, y ist Regiment Virginia voun-
smiths. No. IL Main street, who will forward III
me same JAMES X. LEE
25-tf CxptsIn cnmmandtn,x
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

| osT OK MisLAlD-Ouo uRArI for sS2s 81
~ aateL January Asst, lcdI, al montns payAbis
- tAe drnieIs. BANK vi Virginia at nIeLIuouu
lawn " U.s. and endorsed BY De and n h bur
oois anu accepted ny Mossrs. sllas Burns j Co.
i.dIelSn, ". y.
Al persons are cautioned against trading for
90 No dc pa! ment nae Deen stopped. IA Toe
u-aef III retuiR Tue same to U.s. We III suitably
.eWaId hlH..
le -o-.wr BURGER BROTHER.
| osI-bet"ven the eputss Ood House aud n =,
81 mont mouse, On nOuuay last, tue Mua-
- n"ttL vi Tue lreiaia LIie Ouaru | ATTAIN
'vun .. " @lker ANY que nndIng II wlu cunfsIs
Je zS-3L~ V1ANo
tot ND-Near the Colu moian Hotel ON " cd
HeSu@y morIlnS, LkTTkn, directed TO Mrs
~ 49, II. Dates, Williamsburg, Va the oWL-
% Gan oDtaIh II by calling This Ulee ana LAWN
LOT TINS adVortIso ~
.GEty&S SHAY ED-FrUm Ins .nr..Iinr
NE.NG ABOUT ten aa5 ago, a red Co ), VII,
U3 'nsfp Dorns 10 marks r.coilecten =
NY Peteon Returning her, or .lylup
lAdt W III Lead 10 ner recovery wi
20 noefAliy rewarded by application to
4, o. - j. yin h. iANNER,
J e-1-te tfedesdr Iron Works.
E4aes&N SThAfRD-FrJm nv rasldsnc.
Ej2&L GU NendDIe street, gu Suuday iast =
yaie leu COW, with d stteaA ri u hi =
aS61o O~n her back, aHd eume " nil. an
y Sne hdu d ben when she left Any
PERSON " no VIII give me Information so thai
can get ner WILL DO llUerGlly REWARDED
h. TYLER
1e .s-|tf Central halIToad Depot
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CONSEQUENCES OF THg WAR.-An able edito-
raj in the Baltimore Exchange, of Monday
last, on the respective abilities of the two seq
tons to carry on the war successfully, con-
cludes as follows:
Whichever way we regard il, the cOnse-
Qnences are the same-par TALLY in furious to
the Sou tn; but disastrous to the \ orth. The
South loses little it spends comparatively
little, and is piling Its wealth up. The North
loses everything, spends enormously, and
stores scarcely anything. Every day adds, in
fact, TO the strength of The South, and dirnln-
ishes that Of the North. The war tells alike
on the Western farmer, the Eas tern manu-
facturer, and the New York banker The
effect upon the former, however, Is only tenn
porary; upon the two latter it must be
more permanent. The eventual result of
the war will surely be to unite the
slave States in grand I. Republic.
and the North viii then find that It's suicidal
policy has only served TO establish nation,
which possesses not only yasL resources in
the growth OF staples peculiar 10 itself, but
which has, in addition, every element of
wealth possessed by the free States The
North will, at the same time, discover that 1t
has separated itself from Il country, upon the
productions of which it was actually depend
ent for the perlty OF its largest in teTests
and for the means of affording employment
10 It's operatives and occupation to its mari
ners
SO long as Maryland remains with the
North, she must share the fate OF the North
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by ordet oil Uenerdl LEE.
3 25-6t GEO DFIS A n
hDQ' hs lamp OF INSTRUCTION,
CENTRAL FAIR GROUNDS.

NM ho lamp OF iNSi kUCIioN,
a CENTRAL FAIR GROUNDS,
I'll June cath, 1885,.
The undersigned has been au harired to
organize REGIMENT OF CHIT INFANTRY
o ee commanded by himself. 1t is desirable thai
&c companies composing this regiment should b.
made up OF young and active men, aud t ticsrsd
- tar as possible by gentlemen of some militia
experience NO company will tie received wi lch
'ohtalns Iess tnan 50 men rank and file. CAPTAINS
II companies who may desire to have their com
}anies admitted into the regiment will please adj
irees me without delay, stating their strength
as cn&racIer OF the men, &c. Good arms w N b..
applied to such companies as sre not properly
trueo VIM. GILLIAN
je 2i-lw Colonel If VoIr,laAr,,
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kA THE WAKKtNTUN SPRINGS
EMy FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA, ars oper
A&lkaA tor the reception of Visitors
khM For Board, $40 per month: slO rs,
week, ~ per day. White servants, thres-fourtbs
.olored servants and Children under ten and over
"o years OF age, half price. Horses, Sl0 pc,
ionth, or so cents per day.
An abundant supply of ICE on hand.
- o-oAZlsW4WT ROBERT HUDGiN
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NEW MILL TAKY wORK

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICERS AND NON.
COMMISSIONED nFFICbp. OF CAVhI Y
ON OUTPOST DUTY" by lisnt Col Y On
Arent~ehildt, First Hussars Kings tet m.n
Legion, with an Abutgment OF them, hy L. cut
Col the Hon +. Fonsonby, l;lh Light is,a-
gOons
so ceptS by mail, postpaid.
AleO, Cor rat>-
b CkHoL1Z's SCIENCE OF wAg. Avslar.
Ole WORK TIC. J. W RANEOLPN.
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NACkEKEL, LIQUORS, &c

K I A G e >.
a X Tsrscns having borrowed from this Departs eat
uuN MARRIAGES 10 make others by, will plS ass
Ntuse tnem u oass. G: pIAAoCK,
""-N Colonel Of 0Saasnde ,.
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- PERSON WI,HIIG Tn $50

R 49, LhSONS WISHING To SENU
80 facsages 10 members of LIST Com A.fE
pdny hoWlIers, now at Mana sas juno W.
ION, wiz nnd al opportunity of doing scI014Ss
oy isaViLg The same at Messrs. Watkins 49,
flcKifn s on Main street, by o clock, 2sth iust
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ca Runaway from the su nscriber on the 10th
n May, Negro MAN ramed CHARLES Has
~ wife at David Minis. in Goochland cOun
SHksty, Va, where, no doubt, b il, can be found
haries Is stout built, bright mulaito Dushy hair
and Is shoemaker by t'ade '
will pay the above reward for his delivery TO
ne, or put in jail 50 can get him.
VIM A. DtIrRlCK Us
1e 2s-lff Dover MiIls Va
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sUPTs OFFICE R. & p. RAILPOADI
RICHMOND, June 81 1891
To ON SATURDAY MAXI ji<E 20
sSss2 ana on each succeeding Saturday, unlil fur,
ther notice, an Acc1m m odation Train will
leave Richmond at p. NJ arriving at Jetersville
the stati for Amelia springs, at 2OP. NJ and
Burkeville at 8. 80 ?. NJ - ~
Returning. leave Burkeville at 80 A. If ar
irving at jetersville at 80 A. NJ, and Richmoud
Al 10 NJ.
le est g. q TAJrorr Ca,
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Z RICHMOND FEMALE ItsiI.
TUTE.-fhe public commencement TX
ercises OF this Institution will be held on FRIDAY
EN hNlNG next. June 18th, at the FIRST RAP-
TIT (Dr. BCRRowso CHURCH. commencing a.
'fo CLOCK. The kss Us W be read and tn Q Dplo-
mas pres 4nted to the graduates - usual.
le zf-Us CHAS. II WINSTON President