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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-01
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, May 27t

MosrGoMEgY. May 9th, 1861.
Recall to mind the last time you moved your
household from one tenement to another, and
you can form tolerably correct idea of the
condition of Montgomery this sultry day
Perspring clerks and employers are every
where busy i'll packing up huge piles OF books
and papers, and 1t would not be surprising If
some of them should swear just little before
the business of removal is compile ted; though
all appear anxious TO hasten TO the good old
city of Richmond and be nearer the scene of
action. The War Department, including the
Quartermaster General and Chief of Ord
nance Bureaus, will require the greatest
amount of labor in removal, but even there
everything will be ready for art in 4 few
DAYS.
Several intelligent officers from Pensacola
have Just arrived, and report that our forces
around Pickens are in excellent condition
and confident of their ability To reduce the
Fort in Il few hours whenever the order is
given to open nre.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED FaBs OoLoRgp Men I

FIFTEEN HUNDRED FRBg UoLoRgD MEN IN
AkAs-On Monday night meeting OF some
two thousand men, representing says the
Picayunr "the iower of the free eolored
population of New Orleans" was held, to
take into consideration committee resolu-
tions previously published in city papers -
By these resolutions the free colored men of
the city offer their services TO the municipal
authorize In case of an in vasion by the enc
NV: and ii allowed to form themselves i'll
military companies. they engage to take
arms az q moments notice for the defence OF
their native SOIL and fight. shoulder by
shoulder" with the citizens, as their fathers
did in 1Si4.
The meeting was addressed in an impas-
sion ate manner by Mr.. Armand Lanusse and
the resolutions adopted unanimously.
AT the conclusion OF the proceedings nJtsen
hundred of these patriotic yellow men step
ped forward and signed their names as READY
To perform military duty. Their stock mas
not degenerated, and they will night as failn
fully as their fathers did with Jackson. al
the time Of the tnsurrection OF the slaves Of
Saint Domingo, the free eoiored most earn
estly rendered their services for its suppress
sion TO the authorities. They were doubted
and their aid rejected. Had they been ae-
eepted, the negroes would have not triumph
ed. Most of the whites who escaped with
life, were saved by the exertions Of the tree
coiored.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Winchester
WINCHESTER, VA, I

WINCHESTER, Va, May Goth, 1861.
l was pleased this morning at having heard
read portion OF your influential journal at
this important crisis, dated 2Sth inst and
have learned that a number of your daily is
sues are coming to this place, in order L hope,
to give us the news of the Southern mo4 e.
ments which are discretionary for pub Iicatiou.
as near the enemy, and which policy
should dictate to us to not let our strength be
fully known to the Lincoln horde of DIES pera-
does.
the vote of Frederick county on the
ordinance of secession, and the cleo
ton Of Messrs. Ward and Kaufman.
The town of Winchester, with some ten or
twelve exceptions, are alive TO the pending
issue before us. The ladies', God bless them
are heart, soul and mind in the laudable work
of cooking, sewing. and visiting the sick gal
liant sons of the South, who have been lett at
this point in a commodious hospital under
the superintendance OF DR.. w. w Mcclure
and other eminent surgeons. Some twenty
fLse thirty Miss iSsippians of the Second
and Eleventh Regiments We're left here from
violent colds and measles !; but through the
Providence OF God, the n.dterin msdic0, aud
the atten ton OF the ladies, those chivairous
and noble hearted sons of The South are re-
turning with eagernesS TO join their com
mands. No deaths have occurred among
them. There are from Winchester four vol
unteer companies tn the service-a troop of
horse and an Artillery company, from New
town, eight miles from Winches ter, with an
other company organized of seventy stalwart
mountain boys, now drilling for Immediate
service, under the command Of +. W. M
Holiday, Common wealth's Attorney, a gem
tleman who was the secession candidate for
a seat in the Convention, and, strange to say,
to man they all voted against him, with one
or two exceptions, and two weeks ago march ed
| into town (after having previously volun-
teered at their mountain home and cleo ted
him as their Captain, because he told them
| the truth during the Convention canvass. -
They are all sune shots with the rifle, and in
| their own language will follow their Captain
wherever he leads against the cut-throa
Lincolnites and Cockburn pillagers.
We are all in good spirits-men, women AM
| children rally under the Southern banner -
| We all feel that the God of Battles is will
| us, for our cause is just. FREDERICK.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The tate Railroad AccideRt-Coaditi0n of the
Wounded-{ndigndtion &c.
ORANGE CouRT- HOUSE, J

ORANGE CoURT- House, May 81.
The South Carolina troops who We're de-
tanned here by the collision on Friday after
noon last are doing we'll One of them is so
far recovered that he went on yesterday, and
two more leave to day for their regiment
We will then have here young Kirkland, II
youth OF IS, a law student, with leg amputa
ted below the knee another with 4 broken
arm another with head and groin badly
bruised and injured, and another with his
leg injured. They are all we'll attended to-,
and doing well and have still much fight in
them-are in for the war.
There is poor negro here with his leg am
pu Il, ted, who says, "Massa fix me a cork leg
and will Kill some abolitionsts yit." Young
Gentry is not dead. He IS badly injured, but
is doing we'll, and it is supposed will recover.
The officers in charge OF the cars at the time
of the collision requested an inyes tiga ton
before Il magis trate, which was had, and re-
suited in the discharge of all except the con
ductor on the second train going south, (Mil-
ton Glasgow who was bailed and seut on
for further trial. There was much excite
ment at the collision, and some of the engi-
neers fled to save their lives.
Jos HIDRS.
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Hon. A. IL. II. SrUARr.-On yesterday, Hon.
Alex. IL. IL. Stuart addressed the people in
the Court House. He spoke for about an hour
and Il half and rivetted the atten zion of his
audience for that length OF time by his elo
quent and stirring appeals. He exhorted the
people 10 pay their increased taxes with alac-
rity, to give their money freely, and TO make
any and every sacrifice, If necessary, towards
securing our liberties, and maintaining our
rights, and defending soil from the tread
of the invading foe. He feit confident that
victory would in the end perch upon our ban
ner, however desperate the conflict might be.
He paid high and deserved compliment TO
the brave sons of ''Old Augusta" They had
brave and heroic sires, and tire sons We're not
degenerate. He knew that IL an opportunity
offered t'la sons of augusta would be found
in the thicEest of the fight, and that he was
confident they would never give their good
mother cause to blush tor them. he said the
interests OF England and France would com
pei them 10 take sides with the South, and
that this would be the case within the term
OF sixty days .-Stauntoa Spectator, 2oth.
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PROCLAMATIONS.


DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAIM IN Information having been
rece we'd by the Executive that GEO. BLAKE
MORE, charged with the killing of Jacob y. Rohr,
has escaped arrest by the officers of the law and
Is now going at large, therefore, do hereby offer
a reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLAhSto any per
persons who shall arrest tho said Coo rye
BlakemCre, and de liver him into the Jail Of said
county, and 10 moreover require all officers of
this Commonw salth, civil and military, aud re-
quest the people generally, to use their best
.rti0ns to procure the of the said George
BlskeUore, that he may be brought 10 Justice.
~, Given under nay hand, as Governor. and
IL. under the Seal Of the C0mmOnwealth til, dt
~ Richmond, this 18th May, 1861 and ia the
eighty fifth year of the Commonwealth.
by the Governor: JOHN LErCHER.
GEORGE w. MUNFoKD,
Secretary of The Commonw ealth.
6 Gorge Blskemore is man of light complex
ion about 50 years old, about feet Inches high
has been engaged for some tim past in taking da
gnerreotyp pes, mas been Resident Of the county
Of Rockingham, and Is now suppo.ed to be nsk-
ing his way either to Georgia or Ohio.
my &C. t3t&cwSt
by THE GOV EkNuk OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAMATION. w h8reas. A vacancy has
occurred in the Convention of Virginia by the
resignation Of GEORGE w. SUMMERS, member
thereof for the county of Kauawha, therefore the
sheriff of said county il hereby requires TO hold
an election ~ the several places of N4etOG pre-
scriDed by law. In said county, on MONDAY, the
10th day OF June next, tor member of the Con =
vention for said county, to supply the vacancy
aforesaid
-, Given under nay hand, as Governor, and
}L.s. under the Seal OF the C0mmouw yea It'll, at
'~~- Richmond, this 2gth day Of May, 1897 q II {
JOHN LETCHEE.
BY the Governor:
GgoRaEW MCSPoRD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
NV --d&Cw3t
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BY Richard Carthorn. Auctioneer.

ON MONDAY. Sd DAY OF JUNE, AT 10
" o'clock, a. my store, will sell at auction til
following goods 80 bbls. HerrinRs bbls Ii AT
Lard hrkins kutter, 10 boxes Cheese boxes
Soap, 10 bbls shpethne Flour. bbIs sugar.
Adamantine Candles, Whisky, Brandy, Vinegar,
&c.
FURNlTURE.--I will also sell suudry articles
Il Furniture, consisting of Mahogany Spring eat
Chairs, Bureau, Was stands, Feather Beds, Hair
&c &c. le l-2t] CAUTHOtN.
IGN CON>fABLE'> SALE. Will lie
L L sold on MONDAY, the 3rd day of Jpns 1851
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. IL h street. between Broad
and Grace streets, one BLACkSMlTH'S SHuP
lot Of Blacksmith = TOOLS to satisfy distress
warrant IN my hands in favor of Dominic Frau
chesca VS.. i. VeImiIIera.
TERMS Cash.
isl-2t GEO. A FREEMAN H C. C. r
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rentleman. who has

SHEEP RAIsISa.-A gentleman, who has
looked into Southern resources with refer
ence to our complete and everlasting indie
pendence, reports only one item In which We
are deficient. We can make corn and wheat
and meal and cotton enough TO feed and
ciothe ten times Q ur popula ton; but we are
short Of sheep. This deficiency can be almost
entirely supplied In a single season. by not
killing the lambs this spring, the number OF
sheep can be nearly doubled at once. We
hope our people Will not neglect 80 important
q matter. Better not taste lamb for years to
come, than ever again be dependent on the
Yankees for anything. great or small.
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LETTER LIST.

r yST OF LETTERS.-Remsini in the RICH
IL MOND PoST-oFFICE, on the 3lst day OF May.
ISL.
kH-Published by authority Of Act Of Congress
In The paper having the largest circulation Ia the
District where printed.
kEPersons calling for letters in the LIST will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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CAPTURE OF SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrkRs-A par
ty of five Yankees were captured on Monday
last, on Currituck Beach, North Carolina.-
They had landed from a small boat and were
engaged in cooking. They were arrest ted as
spies and put in Jail preparatory to an exami-
nation. They represented that they were
from Beaufort, North Carolina, where they
had been engaged in erecting mill, and were
on their way to New Jersey. 1t Is said, II
their statement Is corroborated in Beaufort,
they will be discharged, other wise they will
probably be shot or hung as spies, as appear-
anees are very much against them.
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oaDREED.--Chief Engineer Michael Quinn
hss been ordered to duw In the Gosport
navy Yard; and First Assistant Engineer +.
W Manning, Second Assistant John W.
lyman, and Third Assistant Jordan, are on
service aboard the old ship United States.
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AUCTION SALH5.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY T.. Il. Cook. Auct'r.

crock of GROCERIES,. LIG u r. :,
- KEY OF STORE FURNITURE &c, AT AUG
TlUN On TUESDAY, 4th inst . at 40 o'clock.
will sell, at the store OF Mr.. John Mekuen, cor;
OF 23d and Main streets, ali his stock Of g 40,
ChRiES, consisting of Coffee. Sugar, 1ea, Lard
Hops, &c together with variety OF articles
usually found II fam ~ Grocery.
Also
l Mahogany Wardrobe, Bureau, Beistead
Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Bedding, Cooking
Stove, &c
At the same time, will be sold the KEY Of the
Store, W lch is aid to be most excellent stand
foF Retail Grocery business
jel s. 3. COOK, Auet.
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NEW YORK DOES NOT WANT SOUTHERN TRADE.
We find the following among the editorial
ticles of the New York Tribune of Yesterday:
The fabric of New Iork's mercantile pros
perty lies In ruins, beneath which ten thou
sand fortunes are buried. Many merchant
had toiied early and late, had planned and
schemad when he should have slept, had de-
MED himself needful relaxation and enjoy
ment, in order to ''make his pile which he
had Jus about completed, and was preparing
TO retire and spend the decline of life in ease
and comfort, when the crash came and swept
everything before it. Last fall, he a
capitalist; to-day he is Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in energy. in hope, in resoiution-and doom
ed to go down TO his grave u dependent and u
wreck.
Our deliberate judgment that the trade of
the Cotton States has, on the whole, been a
damage to New York, has not been lightly
adopted. We know that il has beeIfearge
and in the main IT liberal prices; but We are
sure the profits have been fully balanced by
bad debts. individuals have made money
out the South, but the city, we think, has
lost more than il has gained by its trade with
the Planting region.
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Two white men aud three negroes have
been hung In White aud Prairie counties, Ar.
kansas, for incendisry conduct.
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BY Richard Cauthorm, Auct'F.

HORSES, SECONDHAND II OCkAWAF
IL AND CARTS. AT AUCTION On sATUR-
DAY, 1T day 81 june, at the Morse lot on CouR-
ell Chamber Hin, Will s5li. ut Auction, three
HORSES. two ARTS, and one horse CAR
MAGE ear kCCkAWAY.
nv sat l.. CtUTBoRN, Auct'r.
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G. Il. IAaAa.-A paragraph having been
published that q. Il. Lamar had received
rough treatment at the hands of a mob in the
city OF New York, that gen tleman comes out
with the following card, ted Savannah,
Ga, May IS:
II is due to truth to say that the statement
is exaggerated and enlarged a mob composed
Of Wide Awake rs have reason to believe
Visited nay residence at night on two occa-
slons, and attempted to annoy me by groan-
ings, misses and offensive epithets, but they
neither demanded nor received any money
from
a military terror prevailed over the city for
the past month, and many citizens were
der duress, both of opinion and &C ton, and no
doubt MAJ were thus induced to contribu tie
to the mii,ary fund, con trary TO their wis hes
Butt left the city publicly and returned
without any Tnoles tation, and am reloiced TO
be again under the protection of the Consti-
tuition and laws, which have hAen totally sub
rted by Mr.. Lincoln and his military snb-
ordinates. q. b LAMAR.
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DIRECT IMPoRTATIoSs.-We have before US
says the Atlanta (Ga) Coafeieracy, letter
written by q mercantile house in Charleston
to one of our prominent merchants in this
city, from which We make the following ex-
tract:
LAS soon as the steamers are able to run be-
tween this port and Europe, we will import
direct: and as we have every facility for di-
rect importation, having bought largely in
London the past ten years and having agents
in Paris and Germany, we think shall be
able TO make arrangements 10 import for the
Southern trade at low rates.
"phe North having made war upon u.s. pre-
vents forever, any chance of reconstruction -
In the hope that it may never take place,
Southern merchants must import direct, to
avoid paying duties twice.
when We call to mind that the South has
$3.50, 900 900 surplus products for export--Lhe
bulk OF which the foreign world wants and
must have, surely every branch of business
| must receive new impulses; and all classes,
both producers and dealers, make large prof
it's.
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SUICIDE OF A BALriMoREAS.-The Dayton

(Ohiol Journal, of the 22d inst, says:
A man named Frederick Peri committed
suicide at the Phillips House yesterday by
hanging himself. He registered himself as
from Baltimore. He had one hundred and
eighty dollars, which was found under his
pillow. He arrived on Saturday night, and
was seen at ten O'Clock on Sunday morning,
in his room but did not come down TO break
fast or dinner, and Oh going 10 his room at
four o'clock in the afternoon he was found
hanging TO the bedpost, using piece OF the
sheet on the bed TO suspend himself.
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POLISH REGIMEST.-We Understand, says
the Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser, that
Major Or. Tochman, the well-known Polish
political exile, has rendered his services 10
the Confederate States, and has been au-
thorized by the President to raise twenty
companies, to be formed into TWO Regiments
or A Brigade. Two companies from New Or
leans have already signlted their desire to be
paced under his command, and on Friday
last, at Major It's request, the Adlutant
General sent by telegraph an order TO Lieut..
Pffer, of the Confederate States army, to
muster them into service. Major Tochman
has large fiuence among his countrymen,
and we have no doubt he VIII be en- tirely sue
cesstul in his efforts at raising Polish Bri-
gade. The Major, it will be remem bered, &C
quired quite an extensive notoTiety In this
country a mum Der of years ago by his effor is
10 procure aid for his native Poland in her
struggle for Independence. He addres sed Il
large number of public meetings, and by in =
vitation, the Legislatures OF New York Mas
sachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Con
necticut, Virginia. Ohio Indiana and ke IL
lucky. All OF these legislatures subsequent
~ passed resolutions highly hatterng &c
Major I. and the cause in which ne was then
engaged. He is now heartily with the Sou tn
and in all his exertions in behalf OF the in
! dependence of the Confederate States We
wish him the greatest success.
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Mrs. Emily Tubman, Of Augusta. Ga, for
msriy Of Frankfort, KY, has armed = rsgi-
msnt In that State.
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LADIES LIST.

AAb -
Armstrong miss X ate
Alexander mics h
Anderson miss Ana
AIKEN mrs h 3
Brakeman Elizabeth
Brow q miss III E
Boyle miss J
Brooks miss NJ
Bragg miss Y W
Brown mrs II 8
Brooks miss ) T
Burk miss w
Burreii miss )
BurrusS mrs T
Butler mrs A NJ
Burwell miss Maggie
Bush mrs n A
Buckley mrs & D
Burton mrs L H
Buyee miss l. A
Blan kenship miss s L
Srooks miss Mollie
Baues mrs A j
Buraard miss NJ L
Baker mrs Judge
Baker miss VI L
Cummins miss Mary
Curtis miss Maria A
Cunningham miss ) A
GROVE mrs K V
Currier mrs Lucy d
Crane mrs Judson
| Cradle mrs Jane Z
Cope mrs Henrietta
| Certn ey miss Elmira
| Conca anOn miss b
tOiius miss E t
Christian mrs Caroline
AXE mrs sarah I
Drew mrs Mary '
| Do lie mrs Maria
Deys mrs George
| Denny mrs Dan'i
! Diamond mrs Mary A
| Davis mrs Martha
| Oausas MISS Martha L
Doyle miss II argt
| Uelapldne miss A
| Delany miss Ellen
Eubank mrs Cath
| swans mrs Marg't d
Elicit mrs Susan q
gilmore mrs So rAh
Eggus mrs Caroline
| EpI S miss Georgia
Elan miss Mary NJ
blieIt miss Gusd y
Eurlsht miss Ellen
Elliott miss Fl J
Faircioth mrs Mary c
Parish mrs Emily
Fox mrs Ann Z
Fox mrs Mary :
Fuqua HRS DR. W NJ
Fitzpatrick miss Cath
| Fin cyan miss Cath
Ford miss X
Ferguson miss Lucy
Eursusnn miss Moilie
Garland miss N L
Garth miss Octavia
gillespie miss Sarah J
Gray miss Agnes )
Granger mrs Emma L
Guthrie mrs Susan h
Gardner mrs
Haiiivau mrs Marg't 2
Haywood mrs Joseph
Hatcher mrs : II
Heath mrs Edmonia
Holt mrs e. J
Holliug mrs -
Howe mrs Sarah J
Howe mrs Cath
Hawliugs mrs Mary Z
Husvit mrs Julia
Holt miss J ldt2
Hill miss Emma
Jackson miss NJ ]
Jones miss Isabella
Judson mts Mary F
Kent miss A ]
Kimbie miss l. J
, Keeper mrs 7 4
, X aefe mrs Hannah
Link mrs Az
Lankin mrs Martha
LeuaTd mrs Jas
: Lee mrs Mary L
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BY Alexander Mott. Auecr.
>ey coopx CW0CTxrys. rUxNI.

~ TUE, &c VIII bs s0id At my store. on
SATURDAY. Jape lst. fsei, cefnmanf ing ., i9
o'clock. large lot Gf Dry Goods, Hosiery, &c
Groceries, smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Soap.
Ca ndlss Painted Buesets, Washboaris, Tubs.
&c Whistes, Gin, Brapdy, NV aai sec nd
and Furniture, Stoves Bees, aatiresses, Cots,
Cooking cteBsiis. &C., &e
AI4su--A large lot Il sDnIiner Clothirg shoes,
Gut ry, Fancy Articles, Jeweiry, VA enes, &c.
Il ALEX MOTT. Ancf
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BY T.. ". Cook, Aucs'r.

HORSES, MULt>, BUGGIFs, &c., AT
IL AUCTION. On 50 FUknAf, June list. a. -
q Ctcck, will sell ~ the Loo on Council chan
Der Hill, several Harness and saddle HORSES,
amaog which is large bay, years old, we'll
broke, 1ba riding animal, we'll suited for
Trooper.
large, Young, well hr0Fe MULES
second hand Top BUGGY aud HARNESS, In
coed oder.
second hand nG-tep do. do do.
. Gae. large MICH COWS, fresh TO tbs rail.
NV 81 COOK, Auctr
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BY II ed q God r. Reach, Aact'rs,
fsi MAIN SHEET

NIGHT SALE.-Cn SATURDAY EvENISg,
y Jupe isi oomm neinx nj = o'eioes, We will
eorsignmerts. We name, in psri. pRf doops,
HERbWARE, GLASS AND cf0CRERy WARE,
SCHOOL Bo,Ks, CIGARS. B,TfLkn LIQUORS,
sc fen REDWOOD REaCH, Apcis.
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WANTS.

NXrA<TED--Twenty, I've reliable MEN Tor the
w defence OF Virginia Apply al the head L.
ouattsrs OF thu CONEEpEhATB GhRYS, on II
Wall street, over the city Arms. or ut Ne. u fs
Pearl street. Uniforms iec, Had all expenses III
raid. NV St-l~s 80
yxTA<fED-A situation by wnte feInsls
" servant, to COOK, WASH aud ZION ana do
general HUUokWURk, or travel
MANY MORAND,
nv 3t--StE At Mir John l.. Eacop's.
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yITANIF INTERNATIONALLY i want TO en-
w ploy inme distely, ora Gu hlbk>. VIII
SiTe good wages and coustSnt employ ment
q. II. CHALkLEI,
nv 2I-G. lrth st het Main and Gary.
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lSvANTED.-A Gentisman aud bady wish Ia
w reGt enc or two furnished 20, M In re-
Specialize private family, with OF wiihSu, BOARD
Rest .re rersnce given Address "A B.' Pest-Of-
lie my 2i--3th
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BY Thomas ". keesee. Auetf,
tOiice corner Of lfh and Cary streets.D

a. HORSES, MULES, AND BUGGY
17NAS1 HARNESS F. Il sALE AT AUG
TION -Wili he offered for saie at sut;ion.
on SATURDAY MORNING, Jnne st. e"mnene-
iug at 10 o'clock, at the Horse Auction Lot, on
Council Chamber Hilt. very fine la'ge Grey
HORSE; 1 very fue large Bay hoR1s; good
MULES; excellent BUGGY aud HARNESS
my 81 THOn. W. kRE~EE Auct.