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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
TIE Government L0da-- A0psmeats Of Presi
dsnt Daefs--Ths rroaS &c
MONTGOMERY. Ala. NAV 18th

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 2eth, 1851.
reached here fe days ago, and am graf.
tned ~ ind that the authorities are fully
ahve 10 the great crisis in our affairs and pre-
pared 10 exhaust all the resources of the
country In the main tenance OF our cause
Congress has authorized a war loan Of $50, 00o,
Vp, and empowered the President ut his dis
erection 10 increase the army VI volunteers TO
io0,oo men.
The seat OF Government il to be changed for
Tue time being To Richmond, where the ar
chlves Of the Government and the Secretaries
OF Stats will be duly installed by the LIST OF
June
President Davis will no doubt be Ia Viz
sinia before you get this TO take the COM
mand In the field Of all the troops con.
centrated there for our defence. He viii
be worth fifty thousand men To our
cause, and will soon teach Lincoln's myrma.
dons that our country Is never TO be suhdued
while there is ii man in the South 10 raise an
arm or Il woman 10 raise son.
You will be gratified 10 learn that the cotton
crop has been curtaii.d ibis season, and n
greater breadth of land devoted 70 wkest. rye,
oats aud cora, ~ u provision against any
scarcity likely TO arlse from the war. From
ths apPsaraacs Of the grain ttslds, / think II
Wlil Do ss hard 10 stxYss ss cat ~ 10 put a.
@ axss Ia ihs Held. 4, y,
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LL.....n 4. Al Ill

{.
QUINCY, Fla, May %, 1861.
Prospects Tor crops with us 10 this date are
very promising. This section has planted a
much larger crop of corn and small grain this
year than usual, and we are likewise plant
ing much more Than the usua! crop of sugar
cane sweet and Irish potatoes, ground peas,
pumpkins, kushdw, squashes, melons, corn
field peas, turnips, and nearly all the eatabies
i'll creation. The orange crop, as we'll as the
lemon, liCne, &c . where grown, are said to 10
promising: the peach prospect abundant; suf-
flcient plums and stra W berries now ripe to
feed whole regiments; whCr tleberries will
soon be of The red purple and black tinge.
The forest promises an abundant mast crop
oak, beach, pine, DC aDd the woods abound
iii game, such 8 deer, bear, turkey, &c. Lin
cola and his horde of O. freedom shriekers''
talk about subiagating or discriminating the
white race OF the South They must be fools,
Il gang of crazy j2ckasses, or sonnet thing
worse.
We have good lot OF boys ct Pickens called
"Fool Catchers - When the word is given to
cut loose at Pickens, have every conf.
dence our boys viii cage many a Que OF the
blue bellied followers of The Old Ape; and we
expect your Virginia boys, when the ball
opens on your Dor iers, will knock some
good, hard, horse sense into the goard heads
OF the Old Ape and his monkey followers:
II
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Comfortable Quarters - Suspicious Churuc
terS-ThdnkJ, tc.
Near Acquia Greek,
Afax- .JNfh IsnI

terS-ThdpkS, dc.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY r.
Near Acquia Greek,
May 18th, 1851.
Having seen no notice of our encampment
here in your column of CORES poudeuce
write brief detail, thinking it may interest
the friends OF our company 10 know how we
are fdrlng. We are QuuFteTed IN Il com bic
old, long, low farm house, of Wood, which
from sty and condition, IS apparently of
date anterior to our revolutionary times. II
Is surrounded by fine shade trees one OF ihem IA
large Old oak-a perfect monarch of tho forest
several teet IA diameter. The place is owned
by AIR. Il edgeman, wealthy gentleman, OF
old family, and OF much intelligence and re-
Inement, the kindness OF whom and family
has done much 10 mitigate the severity OF
camp hie--his welcome board too, possesses
other attractions 10 those rightly apprecia-
i've.
We have had several alarms one last week
caused by the appearance off the creek OF
three armed steamers who threatened 10 land
We received orders at once to get under arms,
which we obey ed with alacrlty; but several
trees which had before hidden the battery
having been feiled, ana some or our guns be-
ing exposed 10 view, the enemy sheared OF,
cheating US OF light 10 our disappoint meut.
Private Page, of our company, being engaged
in drilling squad OF recruits without arms
upon the bank in full view OF the steamers
at the time or their appearance, con nued
his instruc tons without needing their pres.
eDes.
Several suspicious characters, supposed &c
be spies, have been seen lurking about oul
camp during the past week; one night during
which. two were seen and fired upon by one
OF our sentinels, but without effect. The tive
following nights scouting parties were sen
ont TO scour the neighborhood, without sue
cess, however.
We are all hearty, cheerful healthy and
eager for a light We have nightly, sing ius
and dancing, there being several good musi
clans in our company, and altogether have
really nirasAlt
l take this opportunity OF expressing 6
grateful appreciation on the part OF mysei
and companions, of the kind attention of DIR
Blankman and family towards US during oul
encsmplnent near Fredericks burg He trul,
exempiifies the character OF the Virginia gen
ll-man Tor hospitality, being emphatieally
prince in that line. His ssumabie lady
too, ated us with consideration really
motherly. The amable and interesting youns
ladies OF the f,miiy formed not minor AZ
traction OF his cheerful and welcome board.
1t ID reported IN camp that we leave hers
Today. ! DO not yet know our destination.
A. or +.
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A SHooTINa AFFAIR We learn from Capt
NJ p. Dent, OF the steamer Dew Drop, that a
difficulty occurred at Felix Stewards place
on Yazoo river last Monday. between two
men by the name OF Collier and Brown, Ia
which the latter was stabbed with knits
and killed by the former. A third party BY
the name Of Moore, ordered Collier 10 give
himself mp. but refusing, he was shot In the
breast with q load of huekshot, which no,
proving fatal. he was shot Ia the head with a
rife bail. This did not prove fatal, but hs
viii hardly recover, as his face and head
were dreadfully lacera ted. - Ptcksturg Whfg
Nav IT,
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Yns1r OF Epw.ls Foenrsr TO ALgxAxpn1A.-A

VISIT OF EDWIN FoREEsr TO ALsXAsDRIA.-A
Washington dispatch, ted May 23, says:
Edwin Forrest, OF Philadelphia, and Simon
II. Mix, of New York, set out together for
Virginia to day, to make reconnaissance, and
witness the election proceedings in Alexan
tria. They took a carriage early in the morn
ing, and proceeded direct by Long Bridge, re-
turning late in the afternoon. No noles TIA
tion was met with, but they were suspicious
" scrutiniZad by secession troops on their
Journey. They passed through most of the
streets of the city in search OF the polls, but
no places of voting were discovered. Going
down on tue wharf opposite which the nj
ted States steamer PhWnee is ancho
overlooking the town, which they found
! guarded by Virginia militia man with II
| towing piece, MIX inquired OF the chivtiric
! son of Mars, ''Can you give me The name OF
| that vessel in the stream, yonder ?" "Sir, y
replied the man with the fowhng piece
! - " nat wharf il tins We are onE' gruiuy re
| sponded the great trHgedian. 81 do not
/ know - was the answer; ''Dut / VIII ask the
/ sergeant" on went The man with The fowl
| lug piece, who in Il moment returned, and
! gave the required Information. "Ali right,
! responded the tragedian, when he ana his
! friend moved OF up the town.
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AN ONEE:-The Giles volunteers, On their
march 10 Lynchburg, Va, witnessed an Incl
dent, which, with one accord, they interpret
into an augury OF Southern victories and glor-
ious SUCCESS III our struggle for Independence.
A large hawk, sweeping down TO the earth,
his prey, writing in agony and struggling for
deliyeranae. Gradually the snake released
his efforts, when the hawk, having cleared the
tops OF the surrounding hills struck u course
due South AS soon as the incident was OBJ
served, the whole company agreed in calling
the snake Lincoln, and the hawk Jeff. Davis
Every man cheerea the hawk, and when he
made his triamphal flight, they made the
mountain gorges fairly ring with their re.
sounding shouts.
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THE ERFECT OF THE WAR IN MAISE.-An ia
telligent gentleman from Maine informs us
that the war policy OF Mr.. Lincoln is becom
ing more and more canYasscd IN that State.
and daily less popular. He says that shin
building and the lun Der trade are complete "
nat, and that he is 1T loss to know what the
people will do. The idea that England may
get the carrying trade of the South, and that
eastern vessels will be thro wa out OF mploy.
ment, stands up like nightmare before the
people. The late development of English
policy in that direction, has stimulated this
fear, long seen in the distance by many, As 4
remote possibility, but now thought Within
the range OF probabilities. At all events, greai
anxiety exists in the minde OF the people OIL
Maine, whose livelihood IS so in .imately IL so.
ciated with ship building and the cotton
trade, the former of which always has KEPT
pace pdri paSSm with the development Of the
other.-H. /. Day Book.
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PENSACOLA ITEMs.-The Pensacola Observer
Of the sd inst, says" Everything Is quiet
iii and aud about our City-no local news Of
any importance. The troops stationed here
and at the different enCam pInenfs III The Vi
entity are, We understand, lu good health -
The same paper says I'VE have just been
informed by the Geographic operator at thIs
place that the line from here TO the Navy
Yard has been completed, and is nov in Oper-
alton
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FIRE Al FAIRFIELD.-iheM Mobile ALA Mer
curry learns irOiu IL gentleman IroliI Fairfield,
flcheHe county, Ait, that on the Goth ms ,
quite Il destructive fire occurred III that town
oestrOyihg property To the amount Vi some
iDiTty or forty thousand dollars. Ine fire or
Slnated III the store OF Mr.. Jas. Duke, ana
soon commitment ted TO the stUIe VI hIessrs.
tWeuuie y Stone aud 10 the q Ht!iiug and GA l.
houses OF Il. L. lweddie, and he grocery OF L.
Il. Lloyd, ali OF which Were completely de
etiuyed. Mr.. Duke lost about $4,000 worth oil
NOES, but saved has books. Ih- IRE lie supposed
10 nave been the work OF all lncenuiaiy, aa
an attempt was made some Two weeks since
10 lire Tie same building. Several parties
have been arrested on suspicion OIL me deco
anu their cases viii be- thoroughly lnyeSti-
gated.
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SAD ACCIDENT esterday afternoon, the
little son Of Mr.. James r. Williams, of this
city, aged nye years, met with shocking
death. While playing with little negro. In
the Kitchen, they obtained possession of d
musket, which had been placed there TO avoid
accident, and by some means one or the other
OF them produced its discharge, The ball en-
tered the right side, coming out through the
back, causing deat tin in about al hour. This
melancholy event has not only spread sorrow
over the hearts of the imm edia IL fsrniIy of tbs
little one transferred, but an universal syYnp
thy felt fer the parents la this community ~
Portsmouth, Traas 2sth
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They ARE ALL SHAKING 1t is id that 47U
of the raglan ufns that tOle Dtbe" sent u
Cairo, have been sent to the hospital in n
very shaky condition, having t&e fever a
ague' most aWiuliy. Whether the filthy con
dition of that filthy city or The fear of the
Southern rebels caused their shaking. is net
reported. They have been not unaptly styled
the Shaking Quakers.'
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Dispatch-Ths Crops, &c.
CAAWEOkDYILLk, LOWNDks OU., MT
Nav ED, 1901.

May I'D, I5BI. J
As all eyes are turned to Virginia, as being
the seat of war, ! enclose you the subserip-
ton for your valuable daily paper, in order
that may be in receipt OF the latest news
transporting.
1 will say one word about our crops Wheat
is the best We have had for years, and we are
now harvesting. Oats are also very fine
Corn looks very we'll, and there has been a
great deal more planted than usual. We nave
a good stand OF cotton, and that is doing very
we'll. The Cotton States want To make abou t
Jour millions OF bales. TO help pay the war
expenses, which we will do with good will.
Success TO our cause. A, y. H
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POWDER MASrFAcToRY AT THE SorTH.-Tha
Jackspu port ARK Herald says Il powder mill
has commenced operations on " hite River,
turning out 900 pounds daily. and that an
other can be put in opera ton within 4 month
cimbie OF manuiac turing Loco pounds per
diem.
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BEEcHEE HrSa rs EfftaY.-Yesterday morn
Ing figure Was seen strung up u eros Hud-
son Avenue, near john street, attached 10
which was u card, on IL written, Henry
Ward Bsee her. the MAI who has done most
10 cause our present troubles" In oas hand
the figure had copy OF the Tribune. Ths
police quietly eat the EBAY down and snrasd
It-sfsskiga IN. ~ fsst,
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LANDING or FEDERAL TRooPs MAR FkEpS

RIoxsBuRs .-The Fredericksburg Herald pub
fishes the following, which WAS received In
that place at 81 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon
courier just arrived reports that the enc
my are landing in considerable numbers al
Ghapawamsic Greek, ON the Potomac. This
is SOME miles above Acau Greek, aud abou
II miles from Fredericksburg. We give the
report for what 1t 10 worth
A small steamer captured a schooner, on
which, il is believed, there were armed men,
of the point early this morning.
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OPPOSED To THx BLoekaRs The New Or
leans Delta is satieIird, from Information IL
has received, that the English Government
is strongly opposed 70 the blockade Of our
Southern ports, sn6 WILL take measures TO Ia.
ssrposs on this subject, consistent with the
views Of commerce and RssisaA posiy.
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BY Goddin X appersop, Ancts.
,tr OF x,,T.u1F PRIVATE RESI-.

GLE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE hEs,.
- DENfk. pS GhAct, BETWEEN FIJI s'p
sfXf II SFPESFS.--A A. the rsqns-i - the FSffes
nceTn cd. Us shalt oder Tor szte a &c te A'f-
ticr, ou tie rr Tf,ises, JHf' k'n tnr ~
i1y Of Nav isBi A. \ o'ctOrk y II the - nH-
be Rs~IpESf'E on 6rrrs street. "wnSt ~ tbs
ate Hageoes Lee nj toe ula of his d atn. snS
now aerupiei by his fsmiiy A. tae pr perry -
vel ku vu fnrtE4r irsefipi.sn Is de- .i,i . = e.
IscsSssTy. =.
TERMS --0ne- fourth essh balance at ana -
mon h. for nsgafisble Lotss. Interest sjded, Sc
cured hv trust deed. ..,
NV Pa-.ds tsUnDIN APPERsnS. Aue's.
g--Tbe a we saIei e ferrei for h. ~ sgBt
r-mv 30 G1nDN \ APefk- o.
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No MORE MANS TO THE FEE STATgs.-The
DOS tina ters in the Confederate StItes have
b.en instructed to send no more mails 10 the
Free States So that no more mail matter
need be made up here for Yankee land.
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By Alex. <eti. Aucf.
,r,rS.rEoYCtO yRiNG ASDDEY

- G0op>.-Nitl o. sold at suction ~ my stosv
oA THt k>pAY May sv,h. e"mae y rs g. ~
o'c'ack, q larse lot o. SlItng aRd ,nmB et : o
thjng. consisting ofCoa's Pants sad ert~ Ai'.,
% pieces Hlaek Satinsts pieces Biafk ,ttth
We've; g. dozao " h} q ard color. Cotton zoe,
7 aces, Nauti!is-, awn., &C; ~u~peoGffs. bt0ve-,
nv p AK SpTr. net
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TELEGKAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
From Keutucky.

LoCIsvILLE, May 23.-SeIiher Harvey nor
Prentice. who had been summoned TO Frank
fort to give evidence before Committee Of
the Kentucky House of Representa- es. rels-
tive to the introduction Of arms into The State,
went there.
The Senate bill grstifes the Statcs- Rights
men.
The Governor Is included in the Conmis-
soners.
The bill provides for Home Guards.
The Legislature will adjourn tomorrow at
IL o'clock.
Some incidental appropriations were PISSED
unanimously.
Major Breckenridge was within the bar OF
| the House. surrounded by many friends.
The Governor has net yet signed the Stay
| Law bill.
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.,s MON ME0l

H. z N q q y VI Z
AyAY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
An.zlA IL MosTGusERY tOUSTY, V.
81 delightful Watering Place win open foI
the reception OF visitors On the 21th day Of Hay
these Springs more cary If access than any
IN virginia being Immediately he Virginia
sud Tennessee Railroad, 10 the most healthy
pnrlioH OF the stale and Surrounded by the mU-t
tsaulitui Iopntaln scenery the medicinal qua
lie, q the waters are fully established, havin.
0eeu Instrumental in the cure Of ~ diseases
peculiar TO the sonthern country. This Is not
only d deiightful summer FosuIt, bat In there
exciting times, .afe retreGt for ladies aud chill
1ren Telegraph comIn o. eatiou with all i'm
p"rtant points in the ConfsG rated states.
LOUIS Y. ]. AMihs, Proprietor.
1
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We still continue our election report, al
though but few additional returns have been
received
FREDERICK OPTICAL.
For Secession, 1,5o3; against it, 500. Fer
amendment to the Constitution ! SIG: against
t, II For House of pelegates-Ward, $40;
Kaufman l 2ss; Conrad, 465; Marshall $50
CHRISTIANSBURG
For Secession. !. 3e5; against it, none For
The amendment. l ,3el; against it, ,.
BATH-OFrIcIAL.
For Secession, 49; against it, . For
amendment, 40: against it. ). Board of
Public Works-Holadty, 80; Droun, -
House of Delega tes-Shields, 1873; Hopkins
$50; Carpenter So.
FLUVANNA.
For Secession, 81 against it, none. House
Of Delegates-R- Il. Nelson, mo opposition, J
si2 A large majority for the amendm, Mt to
the Constitution.
Has voted unanimously for the Ordinance
If Secession. n. Thrash beats 1. Goody
koontz about 50 votes.
FAYETTE.
For secession, iO7; against it, 129, and three
precincts to hear from
BOTETOURT,
For the Honse OF Deleeates-A nderson, Isl,
James $50: Word, SIS; Waugh, s. For the Sc.
nate-Boyd, COS; Wiley, 496 For Attorney for
Jne iOtnNonW ti.IN--nliitT,s tS. O06nrlaIn
III. For secession, $50; against 2.
HALIFAX.
George II. West and John r. Fdmunds are
elected 10 the House of Delegates by large
majorities. Logan is elected 20 the Senate
all tor secession.
PRINCE EDWARD.
For House of D-legates-T T. Tredway.
403 X. a. Booker, 226; For secession, 6sS;
against, hone. Fer Amendment, 355; against
it, ga. All the precincts heard from, ana this
is the final result.
CULFEPER.
For secession, e4s agaiIst IL, none--tw
precincts 10 hear from.
PAGE.
For Ordinance OF Secession. 123 ; against, D
splitter, Tor ) nate, 6y5; BOotou, 215; Strick
.er, 1913 Mcpherson, III. Equal taxation
no; against, 10.
BUCKINGHAM
Robert A. CUgtll!, for Senate, 1856; p. W
Mckinney, tor House OF Delegates, Isl: f
amendment, lVs; against amendment, IL; toi
Ratification, lo9, against, none Neither Cog
NH nor Nc hiIney had an oPpo"ent. l Il,
not believe there viii ce = single yote agtins
| Seces sion in the COUNTY.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
, Warts. TROOP. ATTENTION.

NARlNA TROOP. ATTFNifOV
IN Ia consequence Of peT-'npt ry '.'oTfs
MI from esdqgsf'els, every memh'F ~
TEN The vAkTNA TkNOp who de, Tres TO
muster into the serv CO cf the southern TONED
-rscy T. commanded "a meet ~ mp y u sex
est.' Old F{c i on THURSDAY ~ RNlNH tho
81 h inst a. o'clock All III - wh ~ IN -
are enrolled bat VIII are not ready ta GO l1to
active service are requir' Il ~ hand N heir eFus
e. the serge ms or sptaH, wi h7Gs deIsy, - 40
IujulgeJc- csp he given.
BY "rder 81 Cart AEtN@ . q,
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HfULLN. - Fran the fir-t AsIk.t, ) s-trrdsy
two new whssls paiatsd ysls cw. asa ns. an.
painted esass.eas | vill give reward u tls tos
s sss stssss'' 3 Z. sss "a sSs';sa fd.ss
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by the GOVERNOR oF Vin..NIA-s

by THE GOVERNOR uF VihnselA-A
ID PRUCLAMArUN.- ~ h.re4s, vacancy has
occurred in the Convent q Of Firgi mia by The
resig alton Of THOMAS Go0Us, meln Der there
OF tor thu county OF Meckle aburg. Therefore the
sheriff + -aid county is hereby required 10 hold
an elee ion ut the several places o. voting pre-
serlbed by law, IN said county, on MONDAY, the
10th day OF June next, tor 4 member Of ths Con
vention for sad cogoty, to supply the vacancy
aforesaid.
~ Given under my hand as Governor, and
III 81 under the Seal OF the Commonwealth
t--' Ut Richmoud this 9Th day Of May, 1881,
and N the ssh year Of the COMPREHENSIVE
JOHN LkTCHgR.
By the Governor:
GgogGg w, MryFoap,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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4 tDYNER's WHITE

a. tDk NEh'> WHITE
@.A9 AM BLACK III PHUR AND
1h1sEE MaLYB BATkSPRtNGS.
lu,s WATERlN G-PuACE will be open for the
reception OF visitors the 2oTH OF MAY. Il Is
situated on the line and Ia full view oi the Nir-
ginia aud Tennessee Railroad, about half mile
from Ronssck's Dayot, Roanoke, Va. a which de-
pot an OMNIBUS win ALWAYS be fcUId wSittrg,
on the arrival of the cars, 10 c08yey pAsseugefs
10 the springs
These White aud Ffaek sulphur Waters have
effected numerous cures. The Viii sulphur.
aggravated cases of dyspepsia seIi"u> afecti ,ns
81 the liver, Kidneys, aud bladder, general de-
hi'ity ard especially diseases Vt the nervous syr-
lem, and those di essrs peculiar 10 femsles. The
Slack sulphur, all ginds Of diseases Of the skin.
aggravated cases of te5ter and other corrartions
Of the skin
The accommodation re equal 70 any 70 be found
in the Mountains If Virgins, and the Tab K Asi
ATTEN DANTS f the most ~au fact. ~ char Ger
to ather with fue EAND pt MUSIC, ana every
attraction usually found AZ GrSt class Watering
PI4ce--sS - all of VIII. We beg leave t. refer l.
the large onmaer of persons VIII" have heretofore
visited the place.
BOARD Will be reduced to 500 per month for
fduih chi dren and servants half price,
There IL also Tribe Z PHI NFF4tb here,
which comIluG icaies with all parts Of The South
J. A. Hkt FELsfA NIGER,
my Pm
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WANTS..

--N-- --
N~ANTED-EIRQINIA 6CARo.-TWENTY
by. now 10 service. apply 10 the Kecruiting 81
~trxeAal, the office OF Sayly Il VI bite, attnT- IN
nevs-a Law at the corner 0i Twelfth and j.
BY order of
nv 2o-st+ csrt. SAML r. BAYLY.
WANTED-Cc WHITE ThAMHTERs.
w familiar with driving and attending to
mules Liberal w1ge5 viii ne raid for cub
u MAUkY GARLAND,
nv 29At Cant. and Asst QnatteInN1-ter
NNAsTED.-a } oun- man, h. give good
w recommendations, wishes EMPLOY NJ bN L.
tie " i'll he satisfied with small compensation -
Address j. c." Richmond, Va
my 2q-12t~liF
1{~ASTED-Ten or twelve HAND. imInedi-
W afaIy, 10 make CARTRIDGE BOXES ihe
nv % ~ 10 isloti bet 9Th and Cd ST.
yEvA$EED. CARPENl kHS W ANrtD AZ
w plyt to GREEN " AabLN,
nv Zs-ts Corner Grac. and :, h streets.
| yITAsTED-A TRUAPbTER, Tor one of the
w Light Artillery Com, anie+ stationed az
tn Baptist col eye. young mao OF steady e
| ONCE; Pay ga per month, with clothing and "
/ subsistence.
Anply to the Commanding officer, Baptist Col
| lese. my 2'-4t*
| WAN - EER9-Fof The JAta
| ~ 6DN GUARD Uni orm complete, Of the .
| Ee-t mei eri /. furnished free 6
HeaGq nsr,ers-front room under the g.. Il.
| Charles Hotel. u
my 2s-5* IL B DICKINSON. Csrt4iu.
XiTANrED-A Respectable fOUNU =, /,
w drive my Cake and Pie wagon Apply TO
! a WtiSF.
Pie and cake Baker,
% street, between Leigh and JAG son.