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MARINE INTELLIoENcn.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 30, 1851
high Water thfs day Tuesday at 81 o'clo.


High Water this day TUESDAY, at ei O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Baltimore mdze.
and passengers, D 4 W. Currie.
sehr. Problem, Tyler, Philadelphia. pig iron,
r. Anderson * Co.
Schr. J. W. l.. Sturgess, Scott, Eastern Shore,
potatoes and corn, A. Millspaugh.
schr. Annie Cole, Crockett, Eastern Sho re, po-
tatoes and cats, A. Millspaugh.
Schr. Amazon, Warren, Eastern Shore, oats, A
Miilspaugh.
schr. Rebecca, Williams, York river, corn, to
Captain.
schr. J. H. * +. Rosdes, shessn, York river,
corn, to Captain.
schr. JOS II. Letheridgs, Edmu ndson, North
Carolina, lumber, J s. Stevenson.
SAILED,
schr. Belle Conway, DsiaDy, Petersburg, mdze.
W. D. Colquitt &C.
schr. Morning Light, Adams, down the river,
Eight.
schr. Elite. Woolford, down the river, light.
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WAITE

WANTED.-A Jourseymsu BRBAD.BikEs
w inst arrived from Philadelphia. wsp,. ."
'iiuation. Apply at G. DyeKSEK's Lager Bss,
aloon. Main street, betw cen 75d and s.tk s,re.,.
an 30--2s 'sf"sss
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N HEADQUARTERS fihGINIa ronUns,)
q RICHMOND: VA, April 2sth, 1851.
m General Order f0. &.

n tihGINIa FUhtES,)
a RICHMOND. VA, April 2sth, 1861.
UfGeneral Order Flo. S.
W The General commanding desires to i'm press
upon all officers and agents employed In the mill
tary aud naval service of the state the necessity
OF observing the strictest economy and accounta-
bilitv IN the expenditure Of public money, or in
the use Of the credit of the state. No expendi-
lures will be made unless duly authorized: nor
Will they assume the responsibility of incurripg
any expense, or OF using the credit of the state
unless the Necessities of the case are so clear nd
Imperative as not to admit of the delay of refer
ring TO the proper authority Records a nd vouch-
ers must be made aud preserved fol all expendi-
lures, or uses of the credit ofhe State specifying
and certifying in all til atu re and Gees
shy OF the service for which they were made
They Will keep all expenditures in the Subsist-
ence department food for the men only distinct
from those OF the Quartermasier's department,
which embraces shelter for men d nd SEES,
portation, forage, stationery and like subjects -
AS soon as the sxigencies of the service will per-
NIT, the officers and agents OF the Disbursing de-
partments OF the service will be supplied with the
necessary blank forms for the proper performance
OF their duties,
BY command of Maj. Gen. LEE.
U--ly EarfJ
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From B. NJ. Hurts.


From John s. dnsel, Egg.
This Is to certify that DR.. ScHLossBR extracted
two Corns for me, without pain, and with great
skill. JOHN S. ANdRL.
Richmond, April nth, 1851.
Re In addition to the above. a great number
more, from Richmond, are in DR.. SCHLOSSER'S
possession. The Doctors method has not only
been successful in this country, but also in En-
rope, a may be seen by several Thousand certih-
Gates, from W hich he quotes the following names
rom
His Imperial Majesty,
NAPOLEON, the Emperor Of the French.
His Majesty, the
KING OF BAVARIA.
His Imperial Highness
Prince JEROME NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
His Royal Highness
Prince ALEXANDER, of Wnrtemburg
bis Imperial Highness
ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
His Royal Highness
DUKE OF sACHsO ON MEININGEN.
His Royal Highness
DUKE B., of Sax Weimar.
His Highness
Prince RICHARD METTERNICH.
IF. H. CARDINAL,
Archbishop of Paris.
tALAXIS,
Bishop OF Nancy, first Chaplain to Napoleon III.
Mareehal CANRoBERT.
A. Ii. ARNETH, Physician in Ordinary
to the Duchess Helena of Russia.
BERNARD ROESER, Physician in Ordinary
to II. u. the Queen of Greece.
The signatures and seals of the above names,
with several thousand more, from Statesmen,
Diplomatists, Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants,
Military Men and Editors, of this country and
Europe, may be seen at DR.. sCHLOssER'S con-
smiling rooms from 10 4. N. TIL P M at the
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
ParIors No. Ill and lls, near the Ladies' Drawing
Rooms.
NE Private entrance on Main street.
| No professional connection with any one. DIR.
| SIS method is different from those persons " he
pretend to cure corns by cutting or plastering.-
| These give only short relief, but not perma-
| nent cure.
AFEw DAYS LONGER
ap94-et RICHMOND.
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GROWS ANO BLaCKB1TKDS.

A ihOWS ANU uLANABfAuS.
The certain preservstive Of Seed Corn from
these 10 COAL TAR. The Corn IL Of with Tar
and dried with Plaster.
toAL TAR always on hand At the Mas factory
by the CITY GAS WORKS. Rockets. gishmsea'
ap S-i3ss X. MCKENZIE.
NOIiCE.-Ihe sYalh GsrpliaA .alalsl. esa
IN hAystAsts SOUTH CAROLINA BANK AoI -
seassrssa iass VIRGINIA. sANK NOTES a. f1
6 6 : Saas u. q. t q Ii . ifsss..
Ts6JTEUwrTuxy-wyEExE
a HAND H0fkL AND nfAn1AL WILL COL.
RAnHs~TAets viii Be meeting % The cesditsr
u TILE company, q The depot Il the RisAneaa.
.,sy ssSiS1Yfs kAIsSsi ss s.s
Hat, a. clock, Business Of importance sAs
peel "a - b transeeted AR 49,
TSKNI cLOTH.--fks yknes liver Aanafas'
l turing Company can harsish very seod A..
t,els " donAls warp kAd0taG, 81 their evs
make. for the above gasgess, aosAiag ss,'"
/ can be had. 3, d, hkNTLAY. Axsss'
1yEaMaN I'VE MATCHES, equal
NJ 70 the heat NAN Matches; Ahas sad tivsa
Bra.has nalr aud Tooth Brushes; livery Ahe
India kahber Celnhs, Pocket combS Ladies
spS Issssiss. sess ~ Cd he'd ~.
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THE PUBLIC is hereby Informed
that DR.. A. E. PETlCoLAS and ST. GEO.
PEACHY have associated themselves with the
view of practising SURGERY and MEDICINE, in
this city and the surrounding country. Their
LAS residence is at the Carlton House. DR..
PEACHf'S, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th SITS
A. PETIC0LAS, M. D.,
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ ID.
Richmond, Va. April =. Ie6l. ap Se--lm
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MILITARY NOTICES.


GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
III ADJurANT GENERALS OFPTcB,
YfEM Aprii 20, 1851.
IcG Troops of Cavalry not yet ordered
into er viii steadily continue their drills,
and hold themselves in readiness for orders. II
is not possible to say when where their ser.
vices may be required; but when required, tine
Governor desires that they shall all be- ready to
move instantly.
1t having been, and being now, impossible for
mally t. aeknew ledge the multitude of tenders OF
are respectfully informed that their tenders will
not be overlooked. BY command
ap 3n--3t WIN. Fl. RICHARDSON, r. 2.
~ HDQKs COWS MID GUAKD,i
RICHMOND, April 20, lssl. :
IN PARAnE, in Fatigue Dress. fully
armed, a BOsHER'S HALL, TO-DAY, Tuesday,
April 5oth, at O'Clock Z. M New members will
appear In citizens dress, IL unprovided with uni
forms. Sergeants will summon their squads.
By order of the Captain.
ap 301t WALTER h MARTIN, LIST Serg't.
AK HAMPDEN ARTILLERY Mem
EXS bers of thIs Company will attend Drill at
SE44Y<s o'clock TO NIGHT, at their Drill Room
enl IN main, betw cen 9Th and sth streets.
Srr few more members wanted
NJ Uniforms furnished free ap Colts
A.ff -. COMPANY "B,"
N HENRICO ARTILLERY. 33p Rect VA.
SMKS The members OF this Company will
8cs<8cait al once to get their uniforms, in order
that tney may go into immediate service, All
patriotic citizens who wishto join, requested
70 do so without delay. Call at Headquarters, on
Main street, two doors below the Exchange Bank.
ap Pets j. H SANDS. Cantain
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ap Sow K. S. GARNbTT, Adj't Gen'I.

II HDQRS. VIRGINIA FORCES,
n Richmond, April IS, 1851.
III General Order No. 4.
W /. Tho General, or other officers commanding
the Virginia Forces at Rich mond. Norfolk, Fred
ericksburg, Alexandria, and Harper's Ferry, and
at such other points as they may hereafter be sent
in separate command, are required to submit to
this office returns of their respective commands
once in ten days. commencing on the first day Of
each month.
II. The attention of all officers of the Virginia
Volunteers is called to the lations concerning
Military Correspondence, as laid down in the
army REGULATIONS Of the late United States. Edi
ton of 1857
BY command of Maj. Genl LEI.
an AH,it
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PosrAss SrAxrs. We wish II distinctly I'M
ders TODD that postage stamps oiit not be re
celved In payment for the Dispdtch.
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PERSONAL.
oYFlcE SHERIFF CITY or aIcHM'D, /
APnII Roth lss.

AFNfI, y5thl fbet. 4
T AET NOTJCE.-Msruhaats, Lawyers, ply.
~ sisiaas, Keepers Of poardinS. = ousss, and a..
s,Aers required by Law 10 obtsla LlCkNsga, srs
again letiasd thai aniss. they procure tAsir Ii
ssasss 70. DAY they WIN b ssnpsllsd 70 FAY 8
April :, ISL. A. shalt It once proceed 10 "a,
force payment, 20 meet the present urGsnt d.
MAu1s Of the 8tate, and - % not wish any one
70 iacur the penalty imposed, eafnsstly REQUEST
ill naerested 10 call ct tbs following PAGES To-
DAY. bstween the hours Of 4. n and p n /.
5. B. COOKS Auction Stors, for Je6srson Ward :
fHEkfRrs OFFICE, for Madison Ward:
u. w. H. TYIEa office, for Monroe Ward
& II. K. ELLYnoN.
an 3o--H Sheriff City Of Richmond.
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IVY NT Esa TV AZ /. ia !. n
" ,CLbRh Tor the Qaarterr,as,7 AID Commit.
AIRY Departments Of the Confederate states Army
nad been employed either IL tie Gnsr,srinss,a,
or Comnissary Generals 0ffca II wa$nIpo,o,
ny. None need apply unless we'll ausIiesi or
without proper Testimonials, when uaknuwn ~
ne nudersigned, as To character and ability
Please address me, either py letter or In ersap
ASRgs BON, corner Of Cary aud Virgil MA slre.t.
W, l.. TARRII
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x MAPS A q KS, Ac.

orders for kNAPSACKS and other MILITARY
EQUIPMENTS attended 10 promptly, ard with
dispatch, ~ JAMES =. MCGEE,
& a orer =. B. 6penes's Clothing Store,
~ -s4A Corner Main and Governor SITS.
. ~ Entrhuce on dossyaey street. % yo-~ltA
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otice.--To Merchants, Grecers, Ply
SIC1ANS, AND OTHsRs ENGAGED IN BUsi-
NESS IN THE THIRD DIST RlCT The under
signed may be found from this date at the Office
Of q. w. Il Tyler near the Hay Scales, At the
New Market, In company with the sheriff. from .
O'Clock A. NJ. It'll o'clock II l., FOR the purpose
OF issuing LICENSE to all who have not OBJ
tai ed the same for the current year.
II Licenses not obtained before the lat day
Of May, | am required by law 20 assess for doubie
the amou ut, and ! am authorized to say that tn .
provision will be rigidly enforced.
FRkp'K BUTLER, ID. G.
For @. w. Ii. TYLER, Com. I'd Dist.
ap2a-7ts CITY of Richmond
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=
~ date the NIGHT TRAIN win
Prsins Will leave s 4 sns "a n and
OFFICE R. ,F.&P. r. r. CO. a. SUPP iAn''
Kiehm'd. 2s,h april rsi APP ac-ts
= e. hpd F1k BALT lMoK RE E
Es<fEsssssi PANY The steamer BELVi-
DERE, Capt wx.w. KREs will leave here to. day,
TUESDAY, } the ssth instant, at IL O'Clock.
This steamer has splendid state room passenger
accommodations.
Passage aud fare 81.
Passengers " i'll please be on board In time, with
ap so-It DAVID WIN. cuRRIE.
@ THE VERY xALUABLE PROP EN-.
FL T. ! ~ : ut The G4RNER OF grh AspaRACl
KNOWN AS The CENTRAL HOTEL, FOy
RENT OR SALE AT the request Of the owner,
ysuasle real estate T1. properly is 70 %s
known that minute description 10 deemed u n
!, TO say that its Location Jim.
the most siispis in the city The HOTEL has az.
eammodatiops for abont one hundred guests. and
y ~ for ssntssi boardia house Tor isniiiss.-
ss nads very aeeenneaAliss. to : yarelssc;
ss iss ss sso, e viii Il !: s.s. s II
0.sas:.i sr aaD;6 ssRYy s.,,
!, !s 4! ~! I J, I!!s &. t. & ! z
rem; could Be made q smslf sxpssss 4
18th and Fran kiln strests, to JANIS sINTOV.
. large WAGON Tor sals.. Haa been used -
Baggage Waxea between Railroad Depots. Apply
~ above. an 49, "
O E1R RENT.-X part Y the BAsyHEy7
s CELLAR, under my new store, No. 9os Broad
street h for rent. Tap sc--iwsl = hiRsH.
PECTAL NOTICE.
FATIGUE CAPS made 70 order, q. the shortest
notice.
4 supply On hand.
ap sa-lN. ss7 Broad street.
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n HEADlkTo NIkGINIA FOkCEs,}
IA Richmond, April rs, 1861 !
EYGeneral Order No. g.
w Major General JOSEPH z. JOHNSTON, of the
Virginia Volunteers, is. for the present, assigned
to the command of all the state forces in and
about Richmond. Commanders of separate Com
panies. Corps, Rattalions, and Regi mente, in the
vicinity of Richmond, will render to him without
delay accurate reports to the strength. orgaui-
ration. arms and equipments Of their RESPECTIVE
commands, aud the points at which they are
quartered
Gen Johnston is instructed to adopt measures
AS speedily practicable for the organization Of
these troops in camps of instruction.
By order Of Maj. Gen. LEB.
L. S. GARRETT,
2I-ta hlintAnf Gen
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From J. NJ. G. Dickinson, Eag.

From J. NJ. G. Dickinson, Es2
Dr. SCHLossER has extra cted number OF Corns
from my feet, without any pain, giving perfect
sattsfa ction. T. n. @. DICKINSON.
Richmond, April Goth, 1867.
From B. NJ Hurts
Or. scHLossRK has extracted five Coras from
my feet, without the slightest pain.
B. 81. HARRIS.
Richmond. April Goth, 1851.
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EyECUfIvE DEpAaIAsST.}

okDNANCk DkrAk1MkN5l.
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, tee1.
TT 10 impossihls for Annexation - ~ furnisked
i for the eaiibreA Of arma ebtAinsd slsew hers
than III the Armory, - this Department. IN. mol
the moulds, nor does II know the dilaonsions
Commanding etncers Of such companies uusi
pnt NJ their own ammunition. the cost Of which
will hs raid by this department.
NOTICE.-fos The prevent, Ne sHzII Ger ouS
IN stock 1t Goods low for cab
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ny WILL REMAIN IL RICHMOND
FEW DAYS LONGER

ny- WILL REMAIN IL RICHMOND
AFEw DAYS LONGER
THE ONLY SAFE
PERMANENT CURE FOR
BUNIoNs,
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
UNERRING SYSTEM
PRAcTICED BY
DR.. M. A. sCHLossER,
AUTHOR OF
SEVERAL WORKS ON THE
DISEASES or
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS,
TO HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
NAPOLEON Ill,
AND
HIS MAJESTY
THE KING OF BAVARIA.
READ. READ, READ
THE FOLLOWING
RICHMON TESTIMON IALS.
From Dr.. +. Po,oeU, u. ID.
This Is to certify that Dr.. SoHLossBR eradicated
two Corns fer me, without pain during the opera
tion-with entire relief to me from all pain.
Z. POWELL, N. D.
Richmond, April 10th, 1881.
From John n Speed Member Of the Convention,
DR.. scHLossER has extracted tour Corus from my
foot, without giving any pain. and to my entire
satisfaction Jso. NJ. SPRRD,
hhurr
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Al HBADQ'Rs VIRGINIA FORCES
"a RICHMOND, VA. April 20.
fsGeneral Order No. 6.
w Lieutenant Colonel HENRY HETH, Virginia
Volunteers, and Major JAMES X. ChENSHAW,
Va. Volunteers, are announced, respectively. as
Acting Quar.ermastAr General and Acting Com
missary General Of Subsistence Of the Forces in
the field. Subordinate officers in these Depart
ments will refer to them before making ia cir pur-
chases and contracts, unless the circumstances OF
the prevent.
By command Of Major General LEE.
ap 30-lw f 5 GARRETT. Adj. Gen.
Al ATTENTION, SEVENTH COMPANY,
IA 10TH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILITIA.-Pa-
f1rade To ESDAY, 3oth inst at 10 O'Clock A.
I'm, in trent ofthe Comfy Court House.
This parade is required by law. All absentees
will be fined to the full extent of the law.
By order OF the Colonel.
ap SO lt* G. GATES, Commander
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SERVANTS FOR SALE 4 HIRE.
DOR HI 4 E--A COOK. WASHER and IRoNBa.
II without sacumbrSnce. OF good chAxacer.-
Apply 10 Iap ss-5tAl DOVE co.
LSOA MIRA No. l female HOUSE sER-
II WANT also, oas BOY, accustomed 10 house
work. Apply TO REDWOOD \ KEAtn,
up Tia So Main street.
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Maury. to which correspondent referred 20 "a
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h,-H Terms ofsubscny,io1 - yesr in advance; 80
c,,. month Advertising, 10 cents line, hst in-rri'n
csv,. ,.b,sqasnt iD,,5tons Published BY O. H. STOUT
Co No. P2 Nasseust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
Hlusieal Instruments.

DEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN
H. for Churches Ch ps Schools. snd D.nwing Rooms,
No. 70j BROADWAY,
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR At the uuVerse. Exhibition o.
1888
Tb magnificent instrument tpatened in tho United ssiss
May 8 1850 which the brilliant pe .so onancos o.
TIhLtEhJ, NILAHONA, NILE WELLS,
have rendered popIer IN Amsics IL Euo.e has been
adopted by tho greatest ss and o. both Continents
GOT1sCHALk. LISZ =, ROSslNl. nElEBbEER, &C,
1he ALEAAaURE ORGAN IA celebrated for thc sSAdfy
and pre- rs caun, ell a. Tor tao fi'ae end
power ard reasrksho quality o. keoPrs
leTccily Ia tnuo IL ell climates. - - - 49,. 80.
the GspO $i1 ea0 Sro, &c., SIS szSo s25'
$500 s3tJ, $40 . ,
docligr circular sent TO NY address appos'icnto
BEKNkRD Il FABREOUETlEs jr.. No. sVe Broadway.
Importers OF Bussn ceorcon1, Fiins Violin Strings 20
4 IGHTE c BRADBURYS'
i \ NEW CALEONER5rRUNG BASS PATENT INSULA.
iEU FULL IROS-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PlANp-
FORTES. Nc. 4ll Brooue-,t
everybody Say mu BE- true Everybody ys they
the beat; therefore they uu-t e the best.
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1s6
Drn Sooas.

AN IMMENSE DISCOUNT.
N White French China Covered Dishes each .'.''" 90
White Frrpch Ctina 81 "a fTuit Ne krs 80, 20
Wills French Chi 3 ,up lureens each ....''."Ti 80
White French China Dinner Plcies the dozen
White trvnch Chin, be,sfs.i flses shn doleD.'''' ~
White French q ins Tea Plates, The dozen ..''.''' ~
White Frrr ch CbiIs Tes Sets pieces 90
Gold Band French China Tea sets. - iece,''''' 20
Fancy tr-nch China es sr "A pieces ~
To,etheT With large stock II = .
FANCY DINNER SETS,
ct one hsli tho cos, Of imp ristion. .,eS
Gbt-fjla,s fiob'eis.
Cui-Glsss Deeenteu the Pair .......'''''''''''
S,lveI.I Lated ,tcr Cut
slvrrrla,ed Cais Basiet, each b........,.''''''''
% ni.I - - E.L. 81 a 20, .......,,,, IS
6ilse Plated Tea spoon the dorm. 50
SfLVER-PLATfD ICE PlfCHFRH
,Use zs best quality Of plate sad handsomely engraved M
S8l sT6!i SS6lii
Ivory.hsrdrd Dinner Eniyes the doZen.. .'''''''pt
Ivuy.hsnhea res kHises the sdoEen.....''''''''' NW
Sample oi the goods In - -
al msrkeifn -
PLAIN FIGURES
w. J. +. DALEY Co,
No. 6Jl Broadway