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Guerilla Warfare.

We must again impress upon our friends
throughout Virginia the value of this species
of warfare. Nothing harnesses an enemy upon
his march as much as the constant hornet
sting of guerillas. They are an adversary who
cannot be caught with ease OF avoided. They
come unexpectedly, drop their man here and
there, are off and on again in moment, and
cause infinite perplexity and danger.
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Secession of Tennessee and Arkansas.

In the absence Of more detailed informa-
ton relative to the sece ssion of Tennessee, VIC
copy the following Geographic Dispatch
NAsHvILLB, May THE proceedings of the
Tennessee Legislature have just been made
public. An Ordinance of Secession and alliance
with the Confederate States has been passed
subject to the vote of the people on the 9Th OF
June.
tifty-five thousand troops are called for,
and 81, G0o, 900 are appropriated unconditional
ly and IS ,000, 900 conditionaliy.
A dispatch via Louisville says that the Sc
cession Ordinance Of Arkansas pass ed by a
vote of SO to1.
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Lynchburg has about 500 soldiers already
in or ready for service. Hurrah for Lynch.
burg.
IL 10 asserted that over three hundred appli-
cations have been made at the State Depart
ment for letters of marque and reprisal.
Gen. jackson. of Wood, 10 not In favor of
the disintsgrztion Of Virginia.
Messrs. Brands 4 Korner have commenced
the manufacture Of drums. In Columbus. Ga.
Major Tsrrstt has command Of the forces at
Alsxandrta.
The peach crop In the vicinity OF Cincinnati
mas been entirely cut OF.
Hon. 3. d. 7. Raatsr 10 on hls way TO
montgomery.
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Nnrfnlk and the Rivers.

We are glad to learn that the preparations
for tho defence of Norfolk are of the most
complete character, and that our seaboard city
which babe defiance to the British in the late
war, is now able to laugh to scorn the Yankee
invaders. We learn, also, that the batteries
on the York and the James arc of very 70 =
midable character, and can sink with case any
fleet that would be foolhardy enough to at
tempt the passage Of the river.
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Lieutenant Alexander.

Lieut. JAMES b. S. ALEXANDER, l. S. Army,
a native of Virginia, and a promising young
officer, has resigned his commission and ten
dered his servces to his native State. Mr.
ALEXANDER has been stationed in Oregon
Territory, from which he has just returned
He is a son of our respected contemporary,
JAMES ALEXANDER, Esq, of the Charlottes-
Vile .JeFersontaa.
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"RKFuaREs RRoA RICHMOND We call the
attention of the au thorities to the following
paragraph from Northern paper:
A refugee from Richmond says he visited
General Scott on his arrival at Washington.
and had private interview Of two hours
"Oid Chepultepec" seemed pleased with the
Information the man was able to give, and
said that his arrangements were ample In af.
fording news OF every movement Of JEFF.
Davis.
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Our Danville correspondent furnishes the
following important information:
"Some of our citizens, in consequence of
rumors that we would not be able to get
enough bacon, sent out runners, and from the
best information have there has been bought
up in the adjacent counties in North Carolina
and this State between $50. 900 and 200, 900 lbs.
AS nice bacon and lard rs you ever saw. We
have Il large quantity of corn on hand and as
much flour as will be consumed, if not more.
We have also the finest prospect for wheat
we have had for, years, and many of our farm
ers are planting corn in their best tobacco
land. So we can furnish the army something
TO eat up this way
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G.. NJ. Clay.

Mr. CLAWS memorandum of April Goth,
foreshadowing a pacific programme for the
Administration, is repudiated by the Black
Republican press, and rendered of no signif-
canoe by Mr.. SEwARp's instructions of late
date to the U. S. Minister to France, which
proclaim unqualifedly the design of recon
quering the South to the Union.
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MARYLAND VoLUNTEERs.-A number of the
Maryland Guard of the city of Baltimore pass
ed up the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Wednesday. They report that ever one
thousand Baltimoreans will unite with the
army of the Confederate States. So says the
Alexandria Gazette.
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RALLYING TO TEE GALA letter from
Arson county, n. c., May 4th, informs us
that the greatest enthusiasm exists in that
community. A company of sturdy volunteers
was nearly ready to march to the defence of
Virginia.
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More Fires.--There was An alarm Of fire
yesterday, about o'clock, and again at u
o'clock. The first is said to have consumed
several wooden tenements in the western part
Of the town. The last named, so we hear, was
caused by an attempt to fire the premises of Luz
Their Libby & Son, corner of Cary and Goth
streets.
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PROPOSED ARxIsrIcE "A petition is in cir
eulation in Philadelphia for signatures, ask
ing Lincoln TO grant an armistice until such
time as he can treat with JEFF. Davis for a
permanent peace. The New York Herald
says-"If the parties who are pushing for
ward this petition are not downright traitors,
they ought 10 be speedily informed that il is
too late now TO talk OF an arms tice Action is
the word
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Resignation of an z. s. Army Officer
Capt. J. Z. B. Stuart, late of the L. S. Cavai-
ry, has resigned his commission, rather than
head the minions of Lincoln in their piratical
quest after "booty and beauty" in the South.
The officer in question arrived yesterday, and
rendered his services to Virginia.
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Amelia Troop.-The Amelia Troop, 20
strong, Lieut.. Irving commanding, arrived in
the city yesterday evening, and were quarter
ed at Trinity Church, Franklin street. Their
baggage arrived by the cars early in the day.
The troop leaves for Ashland to-day, at ten
o'eloek
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- MELANCHOLY AccIDgsr.-As the steamtns
hoosrt Haeersham was returning from Fort
rnasskt yesterday afternoon, with several OF.
Tcste and others on board, while passing Fer,
Sae1son sozns psrsons were about 70 Ore O..
I've from small iron swivel, when the piecs
GSxpioosd: ssriously II aos MORALLY wcundiua
yHt. 1utef 0rseve, q 4illsdesvtlls, and
y. y. Perkins also received Z wound In the
thlgh, bat was, We believe, not ssrtousIy in.
Jursd.-SavaA1aA Hs,ss, I'll.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLAruRE.-At a caucus of
the members Of the Maryland Legislature on
Tuesday night it was aim ost unanimously de-
termined to abandon the proposition ola Con-
vention.
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Camp Tabmaa is the name selected for their
camp, by the Georgia troops, at the race course
near this city. The designation is in honor TO
generous lady of Augusta, who contributed
to aid the Confederate Light Guards before
their departure from home. We are happy to
learn that the citizens Of Richmond and vi
cinity do all in their power to make the sol
diers comfortable in their several camps.
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Ranaray.-A horse left by his owner IN
tied in the street, at Rockets, took fright and
ran away when the Troop passed yesterday
Twochildren in the wagon had narrow escape,
but, fortunately, the damage was not serious.
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HARBoR PRorEcrIos.-The citizens Of Mo.
bile are about TO have cons true ted a floating
battery for the protection of their harbor.-
The Mobile Tribune, speaking Of the model OF
one on exhibition there, says IL is perfec tly
bomb and shell proof, and is much more man.
ageable than an ordinary steamboat.
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The Emmet Guard, Capt. Lloyd, made 8
handsome parade yesterday, with full ranks,
and marched to the Governors residence and
rendered their services for the defence of the
State, VIII ch were accepted.
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Lieut.. Col. Wm. II. Fry, of this city, is now
in Charlotte svile mastering into service the
volunteers of Albemare, Nelson and Amherst.
who, whether infantry, rifemen or artillery,
are required to rendezvous at once there.
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sENp Us THE NEWS.

Our friends At the varions camps and places
of rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer a
favor by sending 10 us any interesting intel
ligcnce, az the earliest practicable moment,
for publication. We desire to keep our readers
informed in regard TO everything that trans
plres. and will pay an adequate compensa-
ton for i'm portant news.
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Mounted Riaes."-Particuar attention is
called 10 the advertisement under this heading
1t is an interesting arm of the service, and
new one.
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The Farina Troop, Capt. Akin, made a
fine parade yesterday, numbering 70 well
mounted men. The company quartered at
Varina last night, and will remain there until
Saturday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

RE Persons 1T distance forwarding their
subscriptions by Express, are requested 10
writs the names of their respective Post Of
f1ces, legibiy, In their letters.
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E~ We are indebted to Mr.. D. G. DUNCAN
for copies of the Charleston Mercury and
Charleston Courier, in advance Of the mail.
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RE We wish 1t distinctly understood that
pos tsgs stamps ,oiH not be received in pay
ment for subscriptions TO the Dispatch.
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my 8lw IN RICHMOND.

BE PHOTOGRAPHS AND AABRoTYPBa, finely ex-
eouted, Can be obtained st reasonable prices at
RRRs Steam Gallery, where you not dstSin ed
more than tep minutes to have any number OF
Ltkenesses taken competent Artist is employ
ed AT each branch, which enables them to take
them rapidly and successfully, producing gem
are the most beautiful and durable picture made
Call and 81
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The Louisiana Regiment leaves for Norfolk
this morning.
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~u.rA.A1IxI.p srocrss |

NJ UspAnALLnHD SUCCESS
In consequence Of numerous professional sppoint-
msnts.
DIR. II. sCHLOSsBR
VIII remain In Richmond
AMY ONE sUFFBRIEG
BUNIoEs,
OR ANY
DfsBAsEs OF THR FEET,
WILL HAVE GREAT CAUSE
TO BE ABUNDANTLY SATISFIED
IF THHr
IMMEDIATELY PLACE
THEMSELVES UNDER
DR.. sCHLOssBR'S
USERRINa SYSTEM OF TREATMENT.
WITHOUT
CUTTI 20
OR
Al SIN @ P A l M
The great success which has attended
DR.. sCHLOSsER
during this, his second visit to Richmond, aud
also being unable to fulfill all his engagements
during last week, compels him to remain
TwooR THREE DAYS
LONGER IN RICHMOND.
DR. sCHLOSSRR
Takes this opportunity Of returning thanks 10
the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and its vi
cinity for the kind and liberal patronage bestow cd
ON him during his sojourn here, and also respect
fully announces to parties who wish to obtain a
PERMANENT CURE
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET,
To favor him with . call without delay. as this
will probably be his last visit 10 Richmond in :
tending shortly to retire from professional scr =.
vice.
As a direct proof OF the extraordinary skill at
tending DR.. sUHLOsSEK'S cures, he can, with
pleasure. refer to great number Of ladies and
gentlemen whom he treated years ago, ana W no
have all been cured Of the Diseases of the
Feet to their entire satisfaction.
BET The following
RICHMOND TESTIMONIALS
are similar 10 the
THOUSAN
ID K. ) IL l. . 3 S RS
possession
From George B. Scote, President Of the Bank Of Com
meree, fredericksburg, Ia.
DR.. ScHLossBR has extracted several Corns from
my feet, In satisfactory msnner.
GBoRaB B. scorB.
Richmond, May 4th, lssl.
From John Melen, E.Q
Dr.. ScHLossER has extracted from my feet seye.
raj painful Corns without pain, and | cheerfully
recommend him 20 those afflicted.
JoRs MHLLRx
Richmond, Va.
From J. M O.. Dickinson, Esq
DR.. ScBLo ssBR has extracted great number of
Corns from my feet, without any pain giving
perfect satisfaction. J. II. g. DICKINSON
Richmond, Va.
From John H. Speed. Member Of the Convention, Of
Lynehbu,o.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted four Corns from my
feet. without giving any psin, and 70 my entire
satisfaction. Jso. NJ. sPREp.
Richmond, Va.
aGy SEVERAL THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS
are in Dr.. sCHLossERs possession, among tn en-
a great number from
Ii DIES
of the highest standing, from this country and
Europe, which may be seen at his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
SPOTSW WOOD HOTEL,
Parlors No. III and lla.
Ees Private entrance on Main street.
Rsy Of1es hours from 10 A. M. tills Pm.
ne ONLY
THREE
DAYS
LONGER
my s-lw IN RICHMOND.
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MILITARY yOTyCr Mas-

@S MILITARY NOTlCF.-Messrs w .
- A. COOKE, J. T. ROssER, H. L.
RoYSTER, and others. can be found at the r.
Headquarters of the VIRGINIA MOUNTED {fi
streets, opposite the Ballard Hotel.
Persons wishing to JOIN this Company. will ap-
ply for admission without delay. Every member
is required to furnish his horse and uniform.
io-5tt
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VACCINE yIRUS.-As the only
means of maintaining constant supply
OF reliable Vaccine Virus Is 10 keep hat we o wv
have In constant circulation the professional me
throughout the State are hereby req estsd to ex
ert themselv-s in extending the vaccine protec
lion to all within the sphere Of their Influence
and are furthermore urged to ferw ard to this Off
all genuine matter, under two weeks old not
needed Tor thoir own immediate use The non
observance of these suggestions will precipjtats
fresh importations of material from the North
and will thus subject our citizens to q possible
source OF serious and irreparable iojury
4. 8. PETIC0LAS, M D.,
my s-3t* vaccine Agent
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HEADQUARTERS ELLIOTT GRAYs."l

aS>Sa merry Company b. of Manches- NJ
ter, being about leaving on toHr of duty, feel IA
great pleasure in expressing their thanks {1
TO he citizens OF Manchester and Rich W
towards their outfit, for which they will over en-
terrain feelings OF grateful remembrsnce The
company also return their sincere thanks to the
ladies Of Manchester. for money appropriated by
them towards purchasing colors for the company
By order Of Capt LoUIs z. BossIBux.
my lot WIN WALSH LIST Ssry't
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MILITAR TICS.
VOW READY.
r TH II '.ls koopEns MANUAL,
~ Col J. LrcIrs DAVIS;
TIE sK1RMIsHER's DILL.
For Mounted kiaemen, by Capt. Aaury. late OF
HEAvY TILLRR
Instructions for Heavy Artillery, prepared by a
Board Of ofhcsrs, for the use Of The Army Of the
Cnited States.
WILL BE SPEEDILY PCBLIsHRD:
TACTICS FOR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE
SERVICE.
In preparation, and Will DO published imme-
q MANUAL OF tactics FOR VOLUNTEERS
IN ACTIVE SERVICE,
Compiled from the latest Standard Authorities,
embracing all THAI Is essential for Troops in Ac-
my lo-at A.MoRRIs. Publisher, Richmond
A NEW AND COMPLETE MANUAL
"A FOR VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA.
lust published In a neat pocket volume en- =
bellished with 20 plates, and upwards Of geo d. q.
ures, price only IS cts. y
THE AMERICAN
ILLUSTRATED TEXT MILITARY BOOK,
MANUAL OF
ARMS. FACINGS, sTEfs, POSITIONS, &C,
Employed in Heavy aud Light Infantry and Ri
hes accordiog to Scott and Hsrdeo Tactics, a nd
the Army Regulations, lss7--eve1y motion be-
Ing fully Observation-Disclosures TO self instfuo-
ton and for volunteer uniform CORPS Also,
embracing the principles OF Aligumepts, Front
a ana Kesr H C@nmo, About Fang Counter
Tor Squad exercise, By Lem. d. Williams.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers, las M4ia st.
my lo-lt
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,rss-----s STRAY aW.yyRTbGy

T OsT.-A NEGOTIABLE MOI {. dated ksTca
Il 9th, issi. on eight months. sEountins to ssra
-aIne being payable to our own order aud %
torsed We herewith canton people not to trade
for same. payment being stopped The radsr
would ool!ge as by leaving II AZ our store Ne
l-3 broad strest or at this Vttcs
40 ts-ts q HELLER & co
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MILITARY NOTICES.

AK HBADQR's COMPANY "B,"
EW HBsR!cO ARTILLERY, $50 REa. Vols,
1T1X\ Richmond May 10, 1851.
dk2 The members Of this command are
he.oDJ notified tn at End at Headquarters, Ma. a.,
between 7th aud Sth streets, THIS AFTERNOON,
al coek, IN uniform, for ms pecticn.
my l1--lt* J n SANDS Cant
Il HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FURGho,
q eIOHA0ND Va May 5th, lSdI.
hi General Orders, No. 10.
VI Troops called out uuder the PROCLAIM alton Of
the Governor II tho state Of the Sd in t., viii be
accepted and mustered into tho service only by
companies, aud for the period Of one year, un-
less sooner discharged.
Companies Offering themselves for service.
should address their applications, which should
always state herr strength, and ffs Hf.8ycr, d-acT
ton and caiidrc Of their arms, to the Mastering r.
Ger bi'giai4 o'untesrs the place Of r.udezv
appIin eli for their comfy in the schedule aV-
pended to the Governors proclamation. be la
etruetions given to this officer will enable hun t.
reply definitely 10 all such applications
By order Of Mai. Gen'l LEE
my ln=-4t Z = OAK EII- AIT ltanl
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K. 5. HAhNETT. AdIt Gen,l.
y HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FOkJE-,l
a RichUond, Va, hay 5, lr6I.
~. M

Il HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FoRIE-,l
"a Richpond, Va, May s. lr6I. (
nj General Orders, No, IL.
VI Officers assigned to tue duty Of lEspg 9 Ing
and mastering into the service Of tho Htato tav
Volunteers called out under the Proclamation q
tho Governor of the sd inst, are instructed TO ~
ply, without delay, to the Inspector General Of
the State Forces, in this city, for the uoC~s AIRY
blank Muster Hollis, il they have not already been
supplied.
II accepting companies for the service, they will
be governed. as to Organization, Sc ~ tho Avs
and ordinances of the State, ard VIII Rlee lTei3r-
ence to tho companies Mich present YES
all eady armed. Ihey will see tina. ths Mu-t0r
Rolls are mAde out az required by tho printed
notes and, when mustered in, will cause the
Company Commander to prepare a return Of his
company, showing its strength and "fSauizdti1 d,
the number, description. cAlibre, and cJudliou q
their arms. equi pm n;s a ud annual tuU. IL W III
certify to the number and desert ptiJG 81 TIE ailaS
and a ammunition which may be necss-a'y =, in lis
Judgment, TO equip the company, II th6Te he any
deficiency in either, and forward the t7turn
without delay, TO the Adju.aut General Of the
Virginia Forces in Richmond.
In view of the supply OF arms a. pres ent on
hand, and the necessity of economy, Nuetern2
Officers will recommend all Volunteers under tue
Proclamation to come to their rendezvous pro
vided 18th such arms they may already have );
with one extra pair Of good walking SHOES, one
blankei, aud -uch other light couveniences
they easily carry themselvo s on the march.
By order OF Maj. Gen. Lsg
K. ) GARRETT,
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NAVAL LIGHT Artillery
~ Persons wishing to enlist for ~
this branch u the Naval service, will ap- IVA
ply at the NAVAL rem DEVIOUS, cor kQfS4A
ner Of Cary and 10th streets. snE$a
WIN H. PARKER
my list Lieut. Va, kayy
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A HDQ' rs VIRGINIA FORCES,
e RICHMOND, Va, May sth.
nj General Orders No. IL.
w Col. JOHN e. MAGRUDEE, o! the Provi-
sional Army Of Virginia, Is assigned 10 the com
mand of the Virginia Forces IN aud about this
city. He will execute the duties assigned tn his
re1ocsssor by General Orders No. 3, current Sc
ries.
Co Magruder will select from his command
suitable oicor t" perform the duties 0I Assistant
AdjUtsnt General.
BY order Of Major General LIE.
GARNECT
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SUMMER RESORTS:

A,A MOSTGo MERY
TTAY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
S~--,:&.L Is AcsT9oaEKy CogSfr. VA.
80 -olightfoi Watering Place will Qpen Tor
3 he EsieG of yisiters On shs 29ih day y. ssy
These springs ar. more essy CT access tbsG say
Il virginia bsius Immediately on the NtrsE'A
tBd Tognesgee Railroad, IA the most hsai!ay
ocriion OF the state, and scrreuEded by the most
beautiful nor tain scenery The medicinal quail
SIS Of the waters are fully established. b avtas
oeeu Instrumental tn the care OF many diseases
peculiar 10 the southern country This 10 no!
pDiy A della htful summer resort, bat, la these
exc tiug times, safe re,rea. for ladies .sd ehl-
ire0. Telegraph Communication with sil Ia
P0rsAnt points Ia The Ganfederated STATES
LOUIS v. J. AMlss, Proprietor.
JANIS e KENT President mys-~fm
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VA AN 4 D-F"r Quartermsstsr's pannr
w i1tut, noe good serv ioeabIe HORSES. a
HN-~e Tor Artillery use. No horses NAV be IN
(s1sofeTed bat those which ar. perfect AA
ly sound In every respect.
EINEIpN
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TIE SCHR VIM. FRANCIS will
49, run from WEST POINT to CAP ys5t
PAHoslC. on YORK RIVER, connecting sxa
with the cars on the Richmond and York
River Railroad az West Point leaving Vest Point
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, At
II o'clock A. 81: Returning, leave Caprshosick
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY 1t
half-past M. K. c. COLEMAN, Capt.
ny lo-stt
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PERSONS DESTROYS OF joiuine
~ Nv EoluEt eer Compan are re- n
qnested TO NEE: At SPRINGFIELD HALL 4
onion Hill on SATURDAY EVENING next III
at O'Clock, promptly. W
ES Uniforms furnished PRBH myasts
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a TIE " M1fE sULPH tK
Way sPR as
S....sNE-l 6REgsBRlEa COUNTY. VA.
fnis celebrated wArRkING PLACE Will es
1peaea Tor the reception OF visitors on the lssa
Instant.
Tsgas or BokSp For thirty days or less =? y
peF Gay for any period after the expiration %
tairty days. <2tpsr aav--whits servssls Iw9.
ialros oslors servants and ehiiarca nRdeT ~
=sd over ears, half price.
J HUMPHREYS. Prost.
n. Ban abundant snpply Of ICE has been So
euFed. nav It's
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!. THE WyKKENT0N yPRINGs,

al TIE WgKKENTON SPRINGS,
EMY FAuQUlsK COUNTY, VA.
49, viii be opened Ga the 18th Of MAY ~
.aa la1vavai, limited nuEhsr Of visitors vii! 70
received.
Terms poR BoAxp.-$N per moatA, VIC psf
week. ~ per dav. White Servants, three fourtha
CoIered srrvsnts and children under 10 and ess'
years, half price. Eorses 50 cts. Per day Al
aross koB'T HUpuIN,
my i--aw wAYranten sprtngs. Va