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Letter from ss 0ccaAfonal.sa
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Press,1

WAfHEarnN. March y, 1S61.
The combustion. to ,embetrass tie opera:
t1ons Of the Administration goes on with ex-
tsaofdinary Tigor. The secessioDists profess
great confidence in the ultimate withdrawal
from the Union Of Ma:yland and Virginia, aud
o prediction ia put into the mouth Of defer
ton Davis to the effect that, before he left
Washington he stated he would return il 1eEa
than q twelvemonth apd .take poEsesbion Of
the Federal capital. It is announced in the
Baltimore Sun, this morning, that the military
officers In charge of bureaus in the War De-
partmcnt, ..pprehensiVe Of change Of clerks
in the bn siness with which they are connected,
have, with General Scott, Joined in remon.
strance against such proceeding. I am 10th
to believe that the venerable neEd OF the
American army would endorse what is neither
more nor less than an attempt at intimidation,
and what, however construed, must be c1assed
with the schemes Of those who are doing
everything to fetter the peaceful and ener-
getic action Of Mr. Lincoln and his Cabinet.
do not charge that any Of the aubardInates
in The War ijepartment cooperate with the
ctssionists, but 1t ia notorious that such
men atc still in place and hold the secrets Of
the War Department, while a great pnblie ne:
Ssss;1E sst ss34s9as fha5 MY snolld siFe way to
The domination and dictation of the Bu-
rean- ocraey In Washington have repeatedly
been commented upon by our public men.
When these bureaus, for the purpose 1t Pic
longing their Official .tenurs, Eeek 10 control
the CABINET, they 6hould be at once rebuke3
The 1edtiondl Rpttbliedn Of yesterday con-
tains a communication asking why a number
Of named secessionists are still retained in Of
fee: and the same question may be asked in
reference 10 hundreds Of others. Is 1t not
strange, when such epidences of disaffection
ere presented, that The Officers Of. thu army II
The War Depar tmsnt, inetead uE strengthens
Ing the hanha OF their chief, should COME for.
. 4FasHa and contribute to the embarfa ssments
with which he and his associates in the Cabi.
net are surroundeds
It IL manifest that eS-Vice President. nov
Senator. Breckinridge Ia gradually sh rDinp fia
course So AZ to become one Of tRe Leaflets Ui
the Disa1ion@ party HIS speecn on Tuegdsy
wns SURE prenonitory symptom, There is q
good souud hope. however. that be viii not be-
able to cary Kentucky with hin3- and tbat. 10
be true to his record. he viii be comuelled II
leave his native State and to ioin ha,iag Tiih
the reroiutiouistg of eo:th Caro1ina. Missis.
sinn; ard i .Sl,ana Kentnckv vii he NE 1,sl
EfaFa to 1eare the Union Eotb;no co1,ld 1nnr, s
frn1v Tirst be1 n onr no,;t,cs1 1ani1v than tts
AZ. .re1,a t1nctr;nes evnwea hv Iohn r. Rreca
inridae nssrWhc1minpiq 5sfaatad n Nnvsn,
her 1sst vrher1 he annanfal, ~ kis nanhfs eran M
wh;io danv;a9 that IL iSes in the harE,s ~ tf,e
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SAN H0MTNGD.

The intelligence from the Dominican
Republic to the eife ct that the island has
been fllibustered BY 6pania1ds and is about
to be taken possession Of in the name of
Her Most Catholic Majesty, is at least
surprise in this day Of surprising things. It
it shall prove to be true, whether Spain
shall make good her claim to The sover-
eign.y Of the second gem Of the Antilles
by powder and ball, or otherwise, or rot
at al, We North Americans may reflect
that our OWL folly and hardness Of heart
hAve alone rendered such thing practica-
bic or possible. The President of the Do
xnirdcan Republic, Pedro Santana, has IT,
peatedly sought the recognition and alli-
ance Of the United States, and his policy
in this regard, though iercely opposed by
the clerical party, was sustained by the
people in the election Of 1868 and again in
the revolution of 1857. But our govern
ment turned deaf ear alike to the solicit
atoms Of the eolored commonwealth and
to the New York and Boston merchants
who seconded the claim OF the Dominicans
to recognition as one Of the governments,
Dc faeto and Dc jtsre, Of: Tho earth. The
population Of the Dominican Republic,
which occupies. about 4hree-dfths of the
island Of Hayti, is about 10000, Of
which about 12,ooo are, or claim
to be, whites. Their form of government
is modelled after that Of the United States
the executive department being vested
u . President chosen for four years, and
he legislature consisting Of Senate and
House OF Representatives. Politically, the
inhabitants are divided into Eurt pean
clerical party and an American liberal
party. The independence of the country
was recognized by France in 1913 and by
Great Britain in 1850. OF late years The
eIAte oet"eEH LIE tWo 3acGlCnS, under the
, 1861-04-01

81 Smith, Sandwich,
Davis f. DenuIan, Ch&r5eSs
ton.
Il. Symmer. ii. D, ,Mattoon,
A, H,acOck, AIcol2
Eut,1dge Z O'BFlen Atl,-
q. ". aIcConksy, Oakland,
Thomas Mckee, Matsoon,
). D. Cope, Fairfield
Thompson 4 Clark Albian,
Lewis q Hnnd1S, Morri on
Humphnes T. Brown, C13ro
3. T. Whitaker, Care,
Star 4 Ta;lor, Nashville,
J. II. tucas, Ashley,
u, 3. Rice, McCoAl6,
Jos. Drake. Pra4He CIT,
Lock & Bro, Blandt1v1l1~,
]. q. Tarw0od, Elgin,
WE. Cousut, Geneva,
BucE l. Roe. Aurora,
i. B. Marks, Anna,
T. WalElls, Ioussbero,
RldgeWAy & hfo~ Mt. Car
mel
Hinedeu q johnston. EtE.
Ing,
Hsnton E = Son, ! n!ton city.
Mtnter q bTn1 Motr1aon.
Hteficn q HAlltEes. b9
lcnh.
4ohn eoEisr. M&qnnifn.
v. b. HehIer. Abingdon
J. puEcan, kNoxyule,-
Winter q ColSati- oe~
e. G. HUltA.Eson1 t-ate-
burg.
Ihoa. Warren. bridgeport.
Andersen 4 Glass, CNlG-
ytIIe,
r. Grai1am, CArienst1e, c
II MEaI {afu- sAlP:t an,
". y; Watkins To; loFs-
, 1861-04-01
Curious 'Renn1nRseaee OF tho Bevolu.
So stons =.
:FF{orn the Albany Jol,rnsJ1

!, Events Of present transpiring give unusual
interest to the folio wing extract from a letter
ston Correspondence, a collection Of :man9-
script documents Of great interest and value
negotiations for the purchase Of which are
now pending before the Legislature: -. -,
Extract o Leter f,ou Gop. Rutiedge, Aay1e, ne,
~ ssI.ast Sunday Week Fort Moaliise sarrender,.d
The garrison are prisoners Of war bnt the nil III.
admitted to thefr parole. Wu hnve accounf.s ~
eertain that think they cannot he doubted 1h1t
oa Ftiday last Charleston Surrendered. ,s rst
have received no authentic intelligence a. .he
ter1as nf eapisula1ion but uuderatand til. Il IN ~
the inhabitants of The town cah enjoy th cir rro,
eEty upoa taking tae oath OF allegiance he Kins,
, 1861-04-01

understand VIM. 4 Russell, who vss re-
Gently charged with in Improper connection
With the Indian T1ast Bonds, aid tho accept
ances Of The late Gecretaly Of WaS3is abort "
publish full statement OF lib ta&t t,anEkc:
tions with the government covering the Lit
twelve years. He will undertake to show that
the government is indebted to him for non
payment Of freight aud the sacrifice Of his
property in the military expedition against the
Aormona In 1857, to the enormous amount Of
Z million 1t dollars. Mr. Russeli's defsnce will
1t Is said, exhibit the wonderful extent q, our
interior transportation In connection with ths
army, and show the origin Of the acceptanta
and the hypothecatiou Of the Trust Bonds to
have grown out of the enbarrassments pro-
duced by the failnre ofthe government to Ply
its Just debts to its Wgsh Cor.
II z HerGZE.
, 1861-04-01

II. 11V1A @uly 49kh. 1eoa.
" '1.fH i 81 sia 1l1ox ne ths pleasure and satatsc.
don 70 transmit you tue beneacial effects Of your
Hair RsatoEttye. sf{fr TIL of nre years. Som;
apF y
When commenced the use. my hait sas Quite thin.
and at least onethhd gEry. a few appucEston1
Etopped ts filling and u three Eeefs mere "a not
'1ner ny hatr was completely restored. continued
sair has essr sontnusd 1ss1tay so nd glossy, and
ny sex1p frea from d4ndrnn. I do not imagine The
faca aboYe mentioned will be Of any particular ad-
dsg z
and even more wonderful ones throughout the Union
have occupied my time in trzve1i he greater part
ed or 4s n
exhibiting its effects "a my own case. In sever:l IT,
stances have met with propls that have pronounced
81 e Hssd s1a Top ~
a but had used some new srtlcie sad to BE- ~ good
seeed 4 of ses e1
above which tiy6 no doubt arc humbugs. 1t IL as-
tonishfn9 that people viii attontss an aEicle q no
reputation When there one at hand inst has been
brsfns enough to wTtte an advert sement notics
Stances, merely nseraak sone otheT mania ia plsee Il
ha1e, within the pass i've years, seen and talked
yorr preparation With perfsct success-soe for bald.
ness grey atr, sca1d head, dandruf, and every dis
Gaze tue scalp aud head are subject to,
Of 6asne.s hsfe Sat leaned 5oa wis nos hTahs Il
You sre It liberty to publish this OF to res parties
Boz No. 1aa, will he promptly s1sweEev.
51AE5 WMTE ND.
, 1861-04-01
:;9 The lynchburg Val Rpn1ltcaH hAa
the following paragraph:

NJ. Crook, hi. Lincoln,s man agent on the
Alcxaudria road, made his first trip up Satur-
day, and In passing Charlottesville was waited
upon hg a-eommltae M cisizens,' who H.
formed him in the politest manner possible,
snd retire from the public service, or be eWonld
Ri.a1t d.sats Hlta according to his deserts as.a
nn;ttaa 1 4eepuolicau, who would never be per-
tin;a ~ ~ scatter hls fona EeaehIngs over Tir-
gaata ea9ia son MIC thinking Z discretion Tie
1is bEsts retsa aas 70 o. to regn on
ted ted 70 psaa e flGa3as,A T. ess be xaa permIt
gentleman, upon reaching tbs citr it, M ~ satrH1 my
aay evening, made Easf1e *uf liz mai csr
rom whAca be Eae afsid oebraTT .1f1~ sre1s.,
q 1nf s u r. eityhat sfssly enssshsI
1entinaa = d Ha1 II his s aoratnx.
.as Haaup y. eZ = q 1sanaststats. :,
, 1861-04-01
CAUTION.

TIOT. -
Al certaia nnprtactrled persons aIa attempting 10
pslz1 Oh shs unsuspectnz pnhl:t limitations ofm1
PREPARED GLUE. Eonld eaut1oa etl pszzona to
examine betorn pr.eaasax aud ses taat IN fsAn name
usPALDMGs PREPARED GLUE - r
Il On tns outside Wrappers Ill ekaara IN; sw.ndn
eouHsEf!atz : eea3dkHu
, 1861-04-01
The Interior Ports Of Entry In the
Confederate States
The following important publication Is by

CosF6pErATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury Dept Montgo March 10, 1861.
In pursuance of tie act 81 Congress q Fet-
ruary 28, 1861, entitled an act to authorjzs the
Secretary Of the Treasury to establish addi-
tionat ports and places Of entry and delivery,
and app int officers therefor, hereby estaD-
llsh the following. ports aud places Of entry
and delivery, that is to say:--
Norfolk. at Nelnas' Laading on the Missis-
sipps river.
fernando, on the Mississippi and Central
RailEoad.
Holly spri Is, On the Mississippi Central Rail-
road.
Eastport, on the Tenn ssee ri7er: :.
.Corinth, at the crossing Of the Mobile and
Ohio, and Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
roads.
Athens, On the railroad from Decatur to Pu-
lsskI.
Stephenson, at the junction Of the Memphis
aud Charleston; aud Of tEeEashfi1le 81d Chat
tanooga Railroad.
Atlanta, at the junction OF the Geo.gia R. R.,
the Western and Atlantic, aud various other
railroads.
Chester, at the junction CT the Charlotte end
Columbia, and Of the Kings Mountain Rail
road.
Florence, ut the junction Of the Wilmington
and Manchester, aud the Northeastern, and
Of the Cheraw and Darlington Railroads.
c. @, MENA1NaER,
Hecretary Of the Treasury.
The Transit of Slaves through Free
States.
The Louisville Democrat, in an article on The
Border State and Crittenlen Compromises,
says Of the transit Of Elayes through the Free
States:
If We claim this right Of transit, we ask
more and Involve OURSELVES in IN Inconsistent
, 1861-04-01

TIRST CLASS DRUG FIX
l. TURES Fo7 SALE.
400 ASSORTED BOTTLES GOLD LABEL,
50DRAWRRs CHERRY FRONT GOLD LABEL
Counters with Marble Tops,
Prescription Stand Complete.
Shelving, Corn1ce Werk, Etc.,
Counter Scales, Oil Cans
soda Fountain with Charger. s: Iron Fountain.
Glass Lined and stlver Drsft Staad.
SMITH &. DWYER.
81 Lake street opposlte fremont HouaAs
, 1861-04-01

lue SSnH1ua nATe 1fs MSuas0sa q AENA1 c
RALDnG on each Boz
Sold BY Druggists aud Al otser pea1czs In AedlatnsA
Boz WI be sent BY ua1, prepaid On receipt Of
PRICE, 25 CENTS
IN orders should b addscessd 70
HENRY g. 5PALDNG
Ne. "a Cedar street., Eovr Yofk.
Tho E'ol1ow1ns Endorsement
&P.9LDH,rG's
CEPHAI..IC PILLS
VIII eoaytnee II who Euess auu
HEADACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
wTTruH 1HSR 1zAcA
Is these TestinoaiAls wers unsolicited by NJ.
gPAIDNa, thsy Afford unquas,uaahas
proof ot the efficacy ot tals truly
scientific discovery.
AAsowvu1H. caar. Fsh. til, tss1-
II In Fl have tried your Cephauc P1rs and 4txs
EHxN 50 WELL that want you 10 send F7 TWO dolszs
Part of tssss are 1sr the neEshhera 70 whaa za1a
faw 9gt o1 . the q a:Ss t 5GS IL gosh ah1n # n soH
Tour '0'.issi 91Ass :fsE'Es ! fss.v Z.
HAvxRFozD. Pa.. Feh. .tta, 1sn
esSs.s l5s 81 - : 20 sss s's IS sss ss3 E
z'1!s zzsF zs*ssFfs1itses!'7la 1ss 7larorzzouzE
srH0or carsn ,sasss3 asss.9ffsta e, "a Ssa. FL
g'sa,&s & :sea IT, s.s boxes 81 7o'r
Ps-r4 4Avx Used ozs BOX Or xore pEtzS AsD
BE11a vxx.os, olio. Js7. 1ta is5'-
: ss II g
TsSEI Tfiz sssr fltls H171 txsz Eqag1uE !asEP :,
Belle Vernon. wyaadot COZ .sy: u
Bzvzalz. Mzss, Dec, liz. r.
5 p :sos sssts e ss ess
tomera- Jau nave anything CT taa A're plea s*ead
of ss xho 2 T. siest so :eys, s =
Hsasasas = ?s9e1 oxs a,"s W ~ xsrs pila
''n' hefe' ks''s''r''! wv Z {eaTat aTHat-Esa.
Earzoznsauso. fs.Ss,ln ,s3a1, esSss3 %n 'A Ya'"}
= esSs5 Il s:rs,s H.; ,E.,t,,. erot, g, q,
~ " ss1 +. ssPa E sRs sss5ss:
Yoca Pills wosz L1E czAas-<uK1 azA1-
Truly TIa S?dte :. F111z
rranAzr7, M:ea, January :4te. :ss,.
1T M ss* :ss ':s: n .ss =. {
cosnvs9ess aaa rsestgn sss SAM 10 "a TIT Ear &c q
f's''' 's's by return '''n 4 n!E*fE Sasz1zz>
{rrom the Examiner EorsoTx Val
Csphaic Pills accomplish the ob;eet tor vhtah tSe1
wsse maca, FE: cure of Headache IL Ill .ts Grlas-
IFrcu tbs Examiner Norfolk. Val
They hare heen tested II NOR. thsn taousand
cases. With eatlzc sueeess-
fTrom the Democrat St Clerd> 1rrn,I
II yoa ara or haEe besn troubled .h the a~adaehn>
ssEd # box tGerhaie pila 10 :.at soa aaas a*Ts
IFrc.u tie Advertiser. FgoviLeaca +. II
1he Csrhaie P,s arr sad T. b remarkably sfso.
Ts a. TT nsea sE tss aSd az Il
discoyezed.
tFro.n tho waetern T. 2. Gaz.tsc Chicago. I'LL
cepIaiic Fila s'$"' H. e'>A' @''N 4&' A1''' A''
fFrom tbs KaoaNta vail-5 Star, Eara~ba, vsJ
r. ~ sazs thss 2srao,s tyhsr1sE With sas head
IFEon the Southern rrth FINDER New orleara L.!
Try them yor ira: ars aatcted. aud we arc sure
t1as y91E an aaa e 49, = M hs slssay a1ns
Gina can produce.
tFron, tae Ct. Louls DerooeE.E]
Is rapidly Increasing
From the Gasatta, Davenport Io~a1
Aft 3PAidtCE would not connect bfk name WITH an
article ha did not KNOW to plssess real MALT
tFrom the Advertiser Providence, F. Il
The Testimony II t5et7 Ia7vr q str:n. fon tits rss
respectable Qua1tefd-
EFron tbs Dsfl7 News. Tevpott Ri
Ge7heiic Pills azs taktaG the plsca Of au kinds.
| ITrcm the Commercial Bulletin. Boston, N-as.J
SAID to he very enccAcious tor tha tez1acae
| {Fram the Conn a-cIsl Cincinnati Chlo.l
! Suffering humanity can noY be EeNz7Ed.
, 1861-04-01

From tbs Democrat st. C1erd, 1rrnI
fyoo ara or haTe BEEN troubled With the a:edacha
sand fer boz. tCerhaiic PA> .lat YoU laa5 1&7s
them In caSe Of AtsasE.
, 1861-04-01

TFru tbs Examiner. Norfolk Val
They have heen tested II Horc thzn thousand
cages, WITH eat1r SUCCESS.
, 1861-04-01

CABs.--=Edn: f. Peugeot, Manu-
1shetu.ss md Iobnsze es oazlaEsat tsa..
Hi RANDOLPH ETmBHE.
, 1861-04-01

$pIRD GAGES.-A fine assortment
IL Just received as j..
Peueeot,s Great Variety Store,
80 ~ =, l. iii RANDOLPH BTRKKT.
, 1861-04-01

lFrcu tic Advertiser. FEoy1deaca +. II
The Cerhalie Pills ars said t, bs remarkably efee
tive remedy fer tbs htata.ne, AID ct ye best
Tor tat very frequent complaint ~hlc aas srsr o%ss
discovered.
, 1861-04-01

MARBI4ESs.--FiVe Casks Marbles,
Nl China Allies, No. wholesale md retail it
, 1861-04-01

IFEou the Southern Tnth Hinder, New Orlears, L.!
Try them: yor TIA: are aalcted, and We arc sure
that your tes ny Ee add. the Already unrneZ
Gus Iii that has fecels OF beae0t. that other lost
Gina can produce,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pRoCIAMATION.

The sovereignty Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia having been denied, her terriforini
rights assaited her soil threatened With inya-
sion by the authorities at Washington, and
every artifice employed which could inffame
the people of the Northern States and misre-
present our purposes and wishes, il becomes
the solemn duty Of every citizen OF this State
to prepare for the impending conflict. Inese
MISREPRESENTATION have been carried to such
an extent that foreigners and naturailzed cru
Zeus who. buta few years ago, were denounced
by the North and deprived OF essentlal rights,
have now been induced to enlist into regl-
Inents for the purpose OF invading tnis State,
which then yindica ted those rights and efec-
tuaIIy resisted eucroachments which threat
rued their destruction. Against such p0lcy
and agains Il force which the Government at
Washington, relying upon Its numerical
strength, is now rapidly concen tratlng, III De
comes the State of Virginia to prepare proper
safeguards To this eud and for these pur-
poses and with a determination to repel in
vasion, |, .JoHs LETcHER, Governor OF the
Common wealth of Virginia, by authority OF
the Convention, do hereby authorize the
Commanding General OF the military forces
OF this State, to call out, and TO cause TO be
mustered into the service OF virginia, from
time 10 time as the public exigencies may re-
quire, such additional number OF Yolun teerS
as he may deem necessary.
To facilitate this CALL the annexed Schedule
Will indicate the places of rendezvous at which
the com paEies called for VIII assemble upon
receiving orders for service.
Given under my hand as Governor,
rs fand under the Seal Of the Common
{ ~ } wealth, at Richmond, this 3d day of
May, 1851, and in the S5th year of the Com
mon wealth JOHN LETCHER.
by the Governor
GEORGE W. MUSFoRD,
SEC common h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
France and the Southern Confederacy.

The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times writes that the American Minist er at
Paris, Mr.. Faulkner, has had an official inter
view with the French Minister of Foreign At
fairs, NJ. Thouvenel, on the subject of the re-
cogntion OF the Southern Confederacy We
premise that any statement coming from the
New York Times may admit of considerable
doubt. The writer says:
M. Thouvenel demanded to know if the
Cabinet at Washington We're not divided in
sen tlmcnt on this question of recognition p
To which the American Minister replied that,
under any ctrcums tances, the members of the
American Cabinet We're only advisory off,
GERS, and that with the President remained
the initiative and the responsibility of pu bile
acts such az these. That these We're the Pre-
sident's views, and that these alone were to
be taken AS guides In diplomatic transactions.
NJ. Ihouyenel then said that the Govern
ment OF the United States need not have any
apprehension OF speedy recognition of the
Southern Contederacy by the Government of
France. 1t was not the habit of the French
Government to act hastily in questions OF so
delicate 4 nature. He pointed ont the case of
Italy, where apparently there could be no
special objection 10 the recognition and vet
from prudential motives the recognition was
withheld. The French Government added NJ
Thouvenel, sees the present dissension in
America with pain, ana not only would de-
sire TO see the broken elements reunited but
would never step in by any act whatever to
At the same time NJ. Thouvenel said that
the practice of France, as indeed of most of
tue European Powers, was now clearly I'M
aerstood In these cases OF recognition of new
governments. government once clearly es-
'aolshed beyond dispute WAS a government
de yocto, and must be recognized and "a hen
the new American Government arrived At
that point, he presumed, although he had no
flght now 10 prejudice the future it would be
recognized.
NJ Thonyenel then demanded informatio,
on the SUBJECT OF the new tariff, which he s.id
SO deeply affected French Commerce. M
fauikaer informed him that from ndicatinns
from Washington, he believed there vvoniS ha
an extra session OF Congress, ana that the tariff
would be modified declaration which gava
the Foreign Secretary great satisfaction. and
induced HIM 10 say 10 MIR. Faulkner that al
the next meeting of the Cabinet he would be
pieased to report this hope to the Emperor
and MS colleagues in the Government.
NJ ibourenel assured Mr.. Faulkner that
np 10 The present time he had not been spoken
70 oy any one on the subject of Il recognition
oil the Sou thern Confederacy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
TEUkNE " W . FVED,
Sec'y of the Commonw h.
SCHEDULED

/
mated as the points at which companies called
| from the annexed counties will assemble:
10 rendezvous at HARPER FERRY, thS coun-
| ties Of Berkeley, Clarke, Frederick, Jefferson
| Morgan, Hampshire, Hardy, Shenandoah, Page
| AtsTAUsToN, the counties of Pendeton, Au-
gusta, P0cabout1~ Monroe, Hl4 bland Bath, Rock
Al ALEXANDRIA, the counties of Fairfax
Loadoun, Prince William, and Alexandra City
At WARkBNf0N, the county OF fauquler.
At CrLPEPrk G. H., the counties OF Kappa
haauock, Madison, Greene, orange.
At GohDoNsYlLLE, the counties of Albemarle,
At LiNCH5U &c, the counties of Campbell,
Bedford. Roanoake, Botetourt, tr4ig, Giles, Mer-
Wythe, ruia-ki, montgomery, Carroll, Floyd,
Parties, Henry, franklin
At FRED nkICKoBURG, the counties of STAFF
ford, SpUtsy!vduia, Caroline, and tue town o.
~ kIhG GEORGE c. H., the counties Of King
at GLOUCESTER POINT, thecounties of Glou-
At WKsf POM, the counties of King Will
1m s s1a TsT ke 56s counties, Princess Anne
Norfolk, Nansemond, Southampton, Greenes-
vide, aud the cities OF Petersburg ana NotioiS.
AT sal ti"Lp, tAe couasies 0i Isle OF " iBht,
At PETER. b UEG. the counties of Pr. George,
ChastCrield and BIN widdle.
Al BUFFALO, PittnGE1 CoV,Ety, the counties of
Mason, jackson and Putnam.
All bARbUt kSN LILLE, Ca5e4 County, the coun-
ties OF Cabeii Wayne and Logan.
AT Cha Ri rs TON, the cOuutie5 of kanawha,
Boone, Wyoming, Raleigh, FayeJte, Nicholas and
Clay.
Al PARKERsBURG, the counties of Wood
Wlrt, k"ane, Calhoun, Gilmer, kitchie, Pleas
ants, Dojdrdge.
At MUuNDs VILE. the counties Of Tyler, Wet
eel, Marshall, ONO, Brooke, Hancock.
AT CATION, The c0uuties Of BraXton, Lewis,
Harrison, M.AoEga-i4, Taylor, Barbour, Upshur,
Tucker, Marion, Randolph, Preston.
At RICHMOND. the cJanties of Pittsylvania,
Halifax, charlotte, Meckienburg, BrUuswick,
Gray son, Nottoway, Prince Edward, AppomattoN,
BucG.nS ham, Louisa, Hanover, Hoochldnd, Pow
natan, Cumberland, Henrico, Amelia. Fluvanna
and the city of Eic0m md. by l-GStCwot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

CAMP AsEcDoTEs.-A correspondent of the
Alexandra Gazette is responsible for the fol-
lowing
The mother OF member of the National
Rifles, now at Culpeper having written 10
bin that every blow struck by him against
the Union was ttch at her, quantity re-
marked :. Well, old lady, you'll get terrible
licking before am done with you"
a nsmhNr OF a Fairfax company, wearing a
belt with u. 5. on IT, on being fold that he
was displaying the wrong badge, very prompt
SoafA.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
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HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
RoRERf L. DICKINSON.
tsaeeessor 10 Binfora, Dickinson q Wslslssr1
No. ia Main Street, Richmond. Va,
Has open and in store full snd complete s.oss d
HATS, CAPS. and STRAW GOODS. OF the --latest
aud most fashionable styles " ateh III sold 5.
terms,
Ths attention Of merchants 10 most respectfully
solicited TO call and examine for themselves
MILITARY HATS and CAPS made 10 order a.
tbs shortest notice.
Cash purchasers will q I'D 10 20 their Interest 70
call and sxsfeine NV stock before parebssing