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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-03
BOARDING

MODERATE BOARD, with two neatly fur
IVA nlshed ROOMS, on the second floor, in q CEN
tral situation, suitable for young gentlemen can
foe. NV as
ROAKDlNG.--Eigbt or ten BUARDEks can
diately, corner Mayo aud Ross streets. by day,
Week, or month. my 2-5Ls
I(OAkDl NIL have sew erai pleasant ROOMS
- vacant, suitable for families. Neighborhaod
pleasant and Convenient to business In the city
Apply at tho Carlton House, oa 18th, betwasn
Broad and Marshall sts Several DAY BOARD.
Frs car also be accommodated
sp So-iw* Mas BASS
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By onlf nland OF MAJ. Gen. LES.
az G0-lw Z. ). OARN GTr, AdI't Gen'I
HDQRS. VIRGINIA FORCES
Rirk

HDQkS, VIRGINIA FOkCkS
n Richmond. April rs, 1881
ffGeneraI Order No. 4.
~ !. The General, or other officers comma sa,uv
the Virginia Forces at Richmond. Norfolk Trsd
ericksburg. Alexandria, aud Harper's Farry Ard
1T such other points ~ they may hereafter be ssnt
In separate c@Inmand, are required TO submit Ia
this office returns Of their respective command,
once in ton days, commencing on the frst dsy Of
each month.
III. The attention OF all officers Of the vir..,,,
Volunteers is called the Re ,atio as coneetnipc
Military Correspondence. - lsid down In In.
Army heguiations OF the late United states Hdi-
ton Of 1867.
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QuAHTERMAsTER 0ENL's DEPT

FVkNEE
RICHMOND, May l, 1881
4 LII PERSONS are hereby notified tb.,
n coltraets for Quartermastef's supplies IN a.,
sfy, are valid, without written order from ,his
department, or from an Assistant Quartsrmss,sr'
authorized to make contracts. n HETH"
my 2--lwl Lieut. Col and Act'g Q'm'r f1arN
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NOrICE.-The annual meeting of
lsAA the Stockholders of. the RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at their office, in the city
Of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth inst,
st IL clock NJ. G. w. MACMURDO,
nay It'd treasurer
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A,fk HIDES. U0kFANi 'b
I" HEERIOO ARTILLERY SD nssiryA}
The members or this Company viii
call at once TO ger their uniforms, In order
lhst they may 20 into INN late service. All
patriotic ctiasas who wish - Join. are REQ sstsi
70 do 30 without delay. Cali At Headauartsrs OF
Main street, two dssrs below the Bxchsnss Bank
ap 22-ct* J. n aAyDa Canaan
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YoUK LAST CHANCE
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR STORE will POSI-
tiveiy close satnrday next.
We have just Received large Assortment Of
JEW kLkf, which We offer al ONE DOLLAR your
choice. We haze Also rec iv ed al assortment Of
PLATED WAKE, together with . lot OF BOOKS
and FAMILY BIBLES, which we offer to cur Gus
toners at half the regular price. We have very
handsome copy OF WASHINGTON IRVINGs
WORKS, which we will sell IT q very low price
my s-st* tsdp) LEWIS co No. iss Main st,
NJ OTlCE.-i would respectfully say to those
IN who may have to leave their business an
gagements for the defence of the state that will
In part or In whole, attend to their business du.
ring their absence, provided 1t be of that cha
ter that am competent to discharge correctly.
CLINTON b. LUX,
Room over the Hack House, above the Exchange.
RgfERgScRs.-Wm. 4. Moneare, I'd Auditor
Bayiy Moneure, G. L. MeDesrman, Falnaan IS
Harriss. nys-4tx
nIVlDEND MOTTO E.-The Board 81 DIrss-
~ tors Of the Virginia FIRE AND MAINE
INSURANCE COMPANY have declared a diyi-
deId, ont OF the profits of the Company for the
SIX months eadiag the lat instant, OF rES PKR
cksT, 70 tie stockho ldcrs, or their legal
representatives, cE apd After the 10Th init, until
whiea date t9s trsasfsg book viii be closed.
my x--dtlsM WM. WILLIS. ia. ksc'y.
EREsH BTTTEK.
just received from the mountains Of virginia~
80 ta6s good COOKING BuTTER.
my s-st Corner oovsraoraaa IIsaiiia SIS.
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FRESH TESTIMONIALS From RICHMOND.
From John Meilsn, Esq.
Dr. SCHLossgR has extracted from my feet seve
raj painful Corns without pain, and l cheerfully
recommend him to those afflicted.
JOHN MBLLRN.
Richmond, Va, April 10Th, 1861.
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WANT D-ThhEk CUTTERS Wao uuier-
w stand cutting Jackets and Pants by meas
urement. VIM. IRA SMITH.
ap 26-ts llS Main street
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From s. s. Garter, Cdrterrilie, N. c.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted quite number Of
very painful Corns for me, without any pain by
the operation. ] cheerfully recommend him to
those afflicted S. S. CARTER.
Richmond, Va, April 2sth, 1851.
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ACTU Al 2 r TICE
He is enabled to give relief in cases Of the worst
description without causing any pain, or produc-
Ing any Injurious effect. His operations are per-
formed without cutting the Corn or Buniou.
The most timid may place implicit confidence in
his skill, and children, well as persons OF ma
ture years, will most assursdly derive immediate
benefit and comfort from his mode Of treatment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-03

gs MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
I>A OF HEN RICO.-The citizeas of enr-
CO, without regard to party, will inset al the
County Court House, on MONDAY next, the eth
OF May, to nominate candidate for the Legisla-
ture of Virginia. a large meeting Is expected.
Dr. L. S. Moe RUDER will add less the meeting
on the occasion.
nE Every voter In the county is expected to be
present. my At
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HDQs. Gssis MID 6nARDI
e.. Richmond, May I, isel.
This colnrnsHd will moet for DRILL
EVERY EVENING, until further notice. a. 1
0 clock, In front OF Bosher's Hail. In fatigue uni.
form, fully armed ana equipped. Those members
citizens dress.
By ord ar eff CAPTAIN cAusrI
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WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to employ
w irst-class CoNPECTI0NRR, to whom he
will give the highest price. AND. ANTONI,
fsH-ts st. Nicholas Saloon.
WANTED-TINg BILLS on BALTIMORE.
w PHILADELPHlA,NEW YORK and BOSTON,
for which liberal premium will be paid, by
fe ITS KENT, PAINE u co.
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SOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of
r. the Stockholders OF tho RICHMOND,
WILLIAMSBURG aud CENTRAL TURNPIKE
COMPANY will be held on MONDAY, May 9Th,
at the office of ]. P. HARRISON, Esq, at 10 clock
A. M. 10Y 3-at*
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ADJUTAAT GkAERAL7s OfTlCA, :.
April :2d, ISI
y Is given that applications for ARHs, kQUIP.
hENTo and AMMUNITION. mast be srst made
at this oiaoe--otheTwise, none can be Issued
By command.
sp 24-ts W II. RICHARDSON y
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"a HENkIIU LIGHT DkA0OUNS,
ATTENTION Meet a. the COUNTY
E$W COURTHOUSE, on sAruRDArA MORN
~ INC next, At 10 O'Clock, In fatigue ani.
form, shirts trimmed according 10 ordsr Tor drill.
By order OF Capt. NodRrpas.
my 2-5s J. r. BkLCHgE, o.s.
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Dr. ScHLossHR has extra cted great number OF
Corns from my feet, without any pain, 81 wing
perfect satisfaction. J. M. g. DICKINSON.
Richmond, April leth, 1851.
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OFFICE VA.F.AND NARINEINs. Co.

' H. =. tF.,T
RtCHAOSp, May 3d 1861.
p, ELECTION SUIICE.--A regular
D~~S.a annual election OF seventeen DlhECT-
oks, for this Company, will take place in a gen
ersl meeting of the bto .kholders, TO be held at
the COMPANY OFFICE, on MONDAY, the 2gth
INST, at o'clock z. NJ Stock holders are re-
qaested TO be present. or represented by proxy.
my S-dtd WIN. WILLIS, JK., secy.
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UNIFORMS FOB VOLUNTEERS.
50 The Ladies Of SYCAMORE CHURCH
will meet DAILY in the Lecture Room, Eleventh
street, between Broad aud Marshall, to make up
Uniforms for the Volunteers. Orders soH-
cited. my 22t
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MOTTO E.-The Quartermaster's
~ Office for the Army Of the Confed crate
States will be Pearl street. next door to SPOTS
s Harvey's, for the present All persons having
business with the undersigned will please cali
between the hours of A. n and z. NJ, each
day. w. L. CABELL, ~
ap 3o-lw Major and O. NJ. G. 3. Army
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HEApQU AkI hhn VIRGINIA. fUhCy,- =
q RloHaoEp: VA, April 2s,h, 1851.

ny 81 nccp 81 q P"auttufes IN tne suDsiat-
nee department food for the men ony) distiret
from those or the Quer;ermester's derartrsat
hlco embraces shelter for men md horses traps.
portation, forage, stationery and like subjects
A. soon a. the exi2 encies Of the service Will par
NIT, the officers ana agents OF the Bispur.inl do.
rartmeSts Of the service will be supplied with the
uf their 1nties.
BY command Of Mai. Gen LEE
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DIR. SCRLOSsFR
Takes this opportunity Of returning thanks to
the ladies aud gentlemen Of Richmond and its vi
cinity for their
NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS,
which they have placed at his disposal, which
fully endorse the efficacy Of his mode Of treat ent
Of DISEASES OF THE FEET.
His mastery of this branch Of Surgery has not
been acquired without
CkpprTTT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03

ALL HAIL, TENNESSEE ii ohm Bell. An
drew Ewing, b IL Ewing, and other dis
t'ngulshed men, heretofore hopeful Uniea
lists, on the 23d addressed vast ,sceti1r,
at Nashville. Nlr. Bell took the ground
that the usurpations Of Lincoln released
every State from its obligations to the Fed
eral Government--that Tennessee was d
sovereign, independent State-that all her
citizens should arm at once, and resist to
the death all invasion of Southern soil. A
united South was the universal cry of the
meeting. The Banner expects that three
regiments will be speedily on their way to
the assistance of Virginia. Fifty thousand
volunteers will be ready at an hours no.
tice.
Extract from letter from gentleman
in Jefferson City, Missouri, dated April
Goth
:" Missouri will be with Old Virginia in
ten days We have no Union men in this
State outside Of ST. Louis. Military COM
panies are forming all over the State, ana
Genl. Hough told me to- day that he was
issuing over one hundred commissions to
volunteer companies daily"
AUGUSTA, OK. April &c The follow
ing despatch has just been received at Ma
con:
" Gov. Brown has issued proclamation,
which will appear in the Milled gevile pa
pers to dsy, prohibiting the payment of all
debts to Northern creditors till the end of
hosiilities, and directing the payment of
the money into the State Treasury, to be
refunded, with interest, at the end Of the
war, to depositors."
DELAwARE.-It is stated that the Della
ware State Arms are in possession of the
Secessonists. The Governor of Delaware
has not responded to the requisition Of the
President, and will not.
The Black Republicans received at Cal
70. ILL.,, $175 600 worth of ammunition
belonging to Tennessee. The people Of
that State are very much excited, and
threaten to march upon Cairo
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Murder and piI1age

Such is the war-cry of that worst of men,
Horace Greeley, in the following article:
Virginia is rich and beautiful State.
the very garden of the Confedcracy. But
it is garden that is doomed to be good
deal trampled, and its paths, its beds and
its boundaries are likely to be pretty conf
pIetely obliterated before we have done
with it. 1t Has what it is pleased to call
property in men, which will probably take
care of itself in the struggle, waiting hat
in hand for any new comer disposed to give
a fair days wages for fair days work =
But it has other property property in
houses, in lands, in mines, in forests, in
country and ia town. which will need to be
taken possession of and cqmtably cared for.
The rebels of that State and OF Maryland
may not fatter themselves that they can
enter upon war against the Government,
and aftcrward return to quiet and peaceful
homes. They choose to play the part of
traitors, and they must suffer the penalty
The worn-out race of emascuated First Fa-
miles must give place to sturdier people.
whose pioneers are now on their way to
Washington at this moment ia regiments.
An allotment of land IN Virginia will be
fitting reward to the brave fellows who
have gone to fight their country's battles,
and Maryland and Virginia, Free States.
inspired with Northern vigor, may start
anew in the race for prosperity and power.
The property OF the true Union men in both
these States will not be disturbed but the
traitors must be punished.
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April 2e, 1915.
@ AT.E< OF y MD.

TN pursuance of decree of the the Circuit Court
L OF Augusta county, rendered at the November
term, 1860, will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, at Lebanon White Sulphur Springs on
Tassdoy, the 3oM day Of April, 1861, q TRACT
OF LAND, containing IFS ACRES, belonging to
the estate Of Armistead Jones, decd, lying on the
A portion of the land is cleared and the remainder
in timber The improvements consist Of a d W Eli
LING HOUSE and other necessary out buildings
TERMS.-so much re hand as will pay the costs
of suit and sale, and the balance in six, twelve
eighteen and twenty four months from the day Of
sale the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
critv and the title retained as ulti rate security
e. A. HANGER, Comm'r.
March 90, l96l-tds.
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When our friend, Lieut.. Cochran, Of the
Albemarle Rifles was starting to Harper's
Ferry, he suggested to TARLToN, family
servant, who was going with him, that lie
would want "a suit of clothes" TarIton,
we understand, protested against ire
marking that "he uould kill Yankee, and
strip him If his clothes uere fit for a gen.
heman to mear."- Review
The Frontier Guard, Lanes COMPANY.
waited on Mr.. Lincoln, Friday afternoon,
and. IN response to an address rendering
their services to the government. made by
Col. Vaughan, Mr. Lincoln replied g
nave desired as sincerely as any man, and
sometimes think more than any other
man. that our present difficulties might be
settled without the shedding of blood. |
w'u not say that all hope has yet gone, but
if the alternative is presented, whether the
Union is to be broken into fragments, and
abe liberties of the people lost, or blood be
rhrd, you will probably make the choice,
with which shall not be dissatisfied
ALBANY, April %. The Banks here
have rendered to Gov Morgan their share
of the So, 300. coo State loan for war pur-
poses.
Six hundred dollars of the Confederate
States loan have been taken in Mobile by
negroes.
The number subject to militia duty in
the State is, according to the census re-
turns, $50. GEO. This, with the volunteer
force. would enable Virginia to bring into
the Geld in three moath3 considerably up.
wards of 200. 500 men.
Many Republicans desEare that Lincoln
is ander the control of two or three bad
men e.. the Blairs Jim Lane, Cassius
NJ. Clay, & Co.
Rabid Republicans threaten that Mont
gomery with his Kansas ruffiaps will soor
be here
Edward Bates, Attorney General, i
barricadcd in his Office in the Treasury
building windows panked up-gas light
ed ali day.
Cameion is said to have made blood
thirsty speech to the Pennsylyanians il
the capitol.
Capt. Andrew Talco-t has been appoint
cd State Engineer He constructed th
Danviile Railroad and bridges.
Up to Saturday the number of volunteer
who have rendered their services to tn
Governor to defend the State, was SO, 900
VIM. F Richie, Esq left Friday, 70
France, to bring home bis accompllshe
wife.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03

PENDLETON COUNTY.
We are authorized to announce e. T. SAUN-
DERS, Esq, candidate fol the Legislature of
Virginia, from the County of Pendeton.
March Is, 1851.
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1D or II Acre
ATTENTION, EGDth Eseg't Virgin
in NEsEESEn

THE Militia Drill of Commissioned Officers of
Il the l60th Regiment will commerce in Staun-
ton, on MONDAY, the 9th day of May next and
continue the 9Th, 18th and Sth. All officers are re
quired to be prompt, and to appear on parade at
il O'Clock, A. NJ, in full uniform, prescribed by
law.
Msa~ The Regimental Muster will take place at
Spring Hill, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of May
next, at IL o'clk, A. NJ. Commandants Of Compa-
lies are required to notify their Commands.
WM d. ANDERSON,
Col. l60th Regiment Va Militia.
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Board OF Public Works

Nr Editor DR. S. A. Coffman, Of
Rocking ham, will be supported for the
Board of Public Works, on the 4th Thurs
day in this month. MANY VorERs.
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GENERAL HARNEY.-The Virginia forces
III darper's Ferry considering it their duty
TO arrest any officer of the Federal Govern
ment passing through the State, arrested
General H. on the cars, en- route to Wash
lngton lie was conducted to this city
yesterday, received and treated by the Gov
ernor with the highest consideration and
OF course released from arrest. We hear
he sets out this morning for Washington.
Rich WHO.
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q Ii G a - { l. - a. CI'i e -
A. III. BRUCE,
II e G BiGkiB'S ori:er, SHANNON, Va

OFFERS FOR SALE VERY Low
GAIT, n. 0. and Cuba Moasses Extra Golde"
y Syrup; Rio. Lagura and Old Government
Java Coffee Green and Black Teas Loaf, Crush
ed Powdered. G., Extra G Coffee and Blight y.
G. Sugars English Dairy aud Pine Apple Cheese
No. l. Herring (new) Potomac Shad, (uew)
No L. and Mackarel Cod Fish Sugar Cured
Bacon Hamsj Soaps Adsmantine and Talow Can
dies Rce Pure Pearl Starch Stone, Wood and
Willow Ware; Cotton Yarn; Tobacco; Cigars
CONTEMPORARIES, 'c., sc.
Also Old I've Whiskev, Cognac Brandy. Peach
Brandy, H stand Gin, Wines OF all kinds ana Gfa-
des Champagne Cider, Philadelphia and Eoadon
Porter, Philadelphia and Scotch Ale.
A NJ. BRUCE,
Corner of Augusta and Beverly SITS.
StauntOn, Nav IS, 1860,
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IMPROVED STOCK.

ENE kSSBV E1U SEUE "a.
r AN breeding from BLACK HAWK and his son
i POSTBOY, who stand at my stable. and are
splendid specimen Morgan Horses, the kind and
time for breeding for purposes. l have short
horn Bull and Heier Calves for sale also Chester
county Bears and Pigs. Will exchange for Steers
three years old and upwards, to Craze mountain
land. va Persons having cattle for sale can ad-
dress me, stating terms per cwt.
S. W. FICkLIN.
charlottesville Anril o. lm,I-2t
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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous Sick Headache may be prevented; and
if taken at the commencement of an attack immc-
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing. OBS
tiveness.
For Literary Men, Students. Be.icate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they are valua-
bte as Laxative, improving the appetite, giving
tone and vigOr to the digestive organs, and resto-
ring the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result oflong in
yestigaton and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years. during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origi-
mating in the nervous system or from deranged
state Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in tn cir composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet and the ab-
of anu dsaqreeoble taste renders 1T easy to adj
minister them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry g
Spaulding each Box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Modi-
cines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of
the
PRICE rs CENTS.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY G. SPAULDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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Board of Public Works

VS. WE are authorised to announce THOMAS
i. BROUN, of Kanawha, States Rights cam
didate for the Board of Public Works, subject to
the decision of district convention apps
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03

NEGROES VOLUNTEERING "A bout fifty
free negroes III Amelia county have offer
ID themselves to the Government for any
service
In our neighboring city of Petersburg,
two hundrc! free negroes offered for any
work that might be assigned to Them eth
er to isht under white officers, dig ditch
es, or any thing that could show their de-
say s0.re Old Virginia In the same
city, negro hackman came to his master,
and with tears in his eyes, insisted that he
should accept all his savings, 500, to help
equip the volunteers The free negroes
of Chesterfield have made similar propo-
sition. Such is the spirit among bond and
free, throughout the whole of the State
Those who calculate on different state of
things, will soon discover their mistake.
Rich Dispatch.
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WHINE WASH BRUSHES.-s doz.
w White Wash Brushes, Horse do, Sc Tubing,
Tanners. Backing, Busting, Sweep ing and 9th
er Brushes just received and constantly on hand.
GEO. e. PRICE.
Staunton April s. 1861.