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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-19

WHO ~ Mr.. SMITH We see Il stated In the
Northern papers that a Southerper of the
name Of Smith has been arrested in n. York.
under the belief that he was one of the mem
oers OF tbe Provisional Congress, now sitting
IL Richmond.
we are authorized to state that there are
'wo mofnhers of that Congress Of the name
Of Smi th-ouo from Alabama, and one from
North Carolina; ard that both are now in
Richmond, and neither has been in n. York,
n absent froln their seats. The gentleman TN.
fer arrest Is Il son OF Ex Governor Smith, of
Virginia, as we have heretofore Informed our
itrders .
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- Alta MEETING OF THE DI

- ECT6sf q Tas YOUNG MENs
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF hiehmond held
on Monday, Aug Il, 1875, the following ordar was
unanimously adopted:
Rr.otr.d, That while we deplors the sudden
death OF our brother, JAMES *. IBE, we, in be-
bali of orr Association, tender 10 departed worth
the honest tribute. not only OF hears. but II
our judgments, and testify 10 the convictions
which long connection Ill EN- beTs OF the same
body has impressed on our minds. Our brother
most u,eful and distinguished nsmber of the
we.l-inft rmed, promising and pTomi U ent law
yer OF the Richmond bar, has passed from the
scenes. cares and vicissitudes Of time, to the
changing realities Of eternity. Failing ma rtyr
to his generous and devoted love Of country Re
added, on the bloody field of Manassas, the name
OF Patriot aud fearless Hero to that Of the trae
Christian and polished gentleman; and in long
long years TO come, that glorious field OF death
less fame VIII seldom be mentioned in the pres
ence or those who knew him. thai some hear
will not heave sigh, as tearfol memory reca Is
tn past that there, too, poor LER, lighting, fell,
while CALAMITY leading his company to the
As man, JAsBsK LRE will be remembered for
his nnassuming and modest demeauor, Tor the
gentleness OF his disposition, the kindness of his
heart, and the suayity Of mis- manners. To have
seen him minlstering IN the sunday School, or in
attendance social and 4 sVoti6nal meet
ings, ONE would scarcely have deemed that, IN
der so serene surface, there flowed so quick and
living stream Of hlyalry, that knew fear
and ndeNty to truth, justice and rel giop thai
dshed atlke the lrowns and seiuctions q 2 wick
ed world
In recording these words Of t. butte o tn, memo
ry OF this Christian soldier, or trend and bro
ther, the ed sorrow VII eh strs our hears
Is soitaRed NJ Inc thought tbs be has left This
tina: The c0ntend;ng passions which now onvulse
cur dtsmsm5erad country, WI not distul ; ''the
dull cold ear OF DEATH nor save oGc bet on
hf'0ircd, That copy If this. at1er be p1bi'shed
IN the papers OF this city, and also pTes cn.sd to
JOHN D. K. srrI4aT, sect'y. al {e-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-19

THR Would BE assassin oE THz Kr5 OF
PSrssIA oscar Becker, the voUns man who
attempted 10 assassic&te the King Of Frnssia,
belongs TO one of the first families IN Russia-
hls father being a Professor ut O3essa, and Que
OF his uncies 4 State Counsellor at Kew. lie
himself has sons literary Tenu tation, having
written several works. aud tracslsted Il Rus
SIAN tragedy into the German .
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News raom MIssorKl.-We are inform4

News FaoM MISsorRl.-We are informed
that private dispatch WAS received in this
rIfy on Saturday from q very reliable source
in Arkansas which states that at tae recen t
hattie neaI Springfield, Missouri, the Confed-
crates lost, in killed, wounded, and prisoners
about one thousand, ard the Federals losi
twenty five hundred in killed, wounded, and
prison ers. General Lyon was killed. Six
cannon were taken, besides 3 large amount OF
stores, wTgcns, &c, sc. The Federal rOut
vas c-mp'ete. Generals McCuhoch and
Price were III hot pursuit OF tne enemy, and
hey entertained cor fident hopes OF capturing
the Whole OF General Siegel's command. -
Generals Hardee and JEFF Thompson are
moyn < 10 the nor the st with view of cut
ing Oh General Siegel's retreat towards St
Louis
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Clothing, Caps, Shoes, 6c-The attention Of
merchants and others is called to 1t. Walshe'
advertisement, calling for contracts for cloth.
ing, caps and shoes for the 9TH Louisiana Re-
giynent. We are authorized to say that pro-
positions for shoes and underclothing will be-
entertained, L Only offered in small lots but
proposals for clothing and caps will only be
entertained for sufficient to cloGhe company,
or more,
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nE The Grea. virginia Remedy. and no

nE The Great Virginia Remedy. and no
HUABUG.-PETERS iNFALLIRLk RkMgDI
rok GoNHoaHEA AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES This great American remedy. cont aiming
Aercurial Balsamie properties. exceis
everything heretofore offered the public In Tia
curative, restorative. and renovaing powers:
and the medical world are astonisne ed wden told
that the above remedy viii care the above dis
eases, and confou ndsd when they have ocu ar
demonstrations Of the facts. tul the proprietor
who has known Of The remedy for twent, cd
years, has known Of a case OF twenty wears
standing 10 be4esto1sd To perfect health, and all
OH II c1ses of shorter duration to be restored
wuhont single exception, and therefore chat
ienges Any case OF GoDorrhtea whieh tho remedy
VIII not cure, provided the direct ms are carried
out with prudence on the par. Of the patisnt; AID
any one purchasing half dozen bottles, and
usias accordingly, IN his or her esse, he suaran;
ties perfect enro; and, IN case OF failure, VIII
fnraish additional medicine, free Of charge, TO
complete The cure, through his assnts; and cure
will he snec ed without tnconvsnisnes TO ina
patient.
sold oy APPxRsoK DuPuY, No. Sol Broad
street, and o, 4. BTRxCKkk. Main strss,. Drag.
xists, sxsata Tor tho ely u R!seGyaa. ssld; slse
!, sa.aglll 4. 4 ' v1hIl.sss sVitlisS. Fa,:s.
,mas,h, Va "a b~sSs
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ContraRictea.-T item relative to pre-
sentiment I1ade by the Hastings Court Grand
Jury against John 7. Ealard, for keeping IN
ordinary without license, was copied from the
minutes of the Court alluded to. The business
of the thing is denied by Mr.. Ballard in a note
received from him, he having, on the seth of
last April, paid the Sheriff Of the city -, 1884,
the license on the Exchange and Ballard
House to the st of May. 1862.
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Arrival Of an e. United States OGcer-
Captain B. II. Robertson, formerly of the
Second Dragons, who has been on duty in
the West for many months past, arrived in
Richmond on yesterday. Captain r., who
was in the recruiting service here several
years ago, will be remembered as the officer
who first instructed the Governors Guard in
their duty as solders-instruction which their
services in the field of battle since shows was
not forgotten by them. As various reports
have been in circulation relative to his re-
naming in the Federal army, we deem it but
just to him to state that, as soon as the
first news of the capture of Fort Sumter
reached him, Captain R. addressed letters to
Mr.. John NJ. Patton and others, in this city,
requesting his friends to be informed that be
would be with them as soon "a the SHOWS Of
the Rocky Mountains would permit him
to travel. He left Utah, (where he has
been on duty as Assistant Adjutaut General,
with his family, on the I'd Of June, and has
been travelling ever since. Captain r. has
returned to offer his services to his native
State in any capacity in which he can be most
useful.
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Contrnband Goods.-Two or moro frst-class
passenger engines, heretofore in use on the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, have been
taken possession of by the Patriot forces and
moved to this city. They will hereafter be run
on the Central or fredericksburg roads, as
may best serve the public interest. Several
fine engines belonging to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad have been seized by our forces,
and will soon be put to better use than con-
veying bands Of armed brigsnds across the
sacred soil Of the Old Dominion.
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ARREST CT A CATHOLIC PRIBsr.--The tele-
;raph reports the arrest OF a Catholic Priest
II ST. Lcuis. This is an error. We learn
rom the Rev York papers that J. A. King,
Catholic Priest, WAS arrested III that city on
he u instant, by number OF excited Ger
mans, VITO alleged that lie WAS Secessionist.
Sc Was ne iii for aE examination.
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CoLIIsIos.-The steamer Great Eastern,
from Quebec tor Liverpool, got in contac,
with The ship James Nesmith, Watts, of
Green Island on the 6,h instant The hitter
had her tulwaTks and Raging carried sway
on one side, AID Will have TO return To {, uebec
for repdirs, She sailed for Brsl0, the il in
slant The Great Eaz tern j. IS believed, re-.
Ceived no damage, rs size hal proceeded on
her voyage.
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TEE FEUJT TASTES BITTgR.-Why should
the people OF CAiosgo permit themselves to
be Indignant when yhe legitimate fruits OF the
"irrepres inie conflict" are offered to their
lips2 Th- fruit may, IL is true, be get not
.UUy ripe bui it viii b. in time, not only il,
Chicago, but in al the large cities North and
West.
Strange, However, that tho seeds sovn in
ne Chicago Platform should first blossom in
,te ve.y heart Of thai city. Their Upas
branch VIII soon spread further. until
NoCthern society Wiz become As motley col
9red - The natives CT the Isthmus OF Darien
Ia2assas viii forever stand IS & wall OF ad.-
u'ant betwsee the SCUM ma the amalgama
,iouiste.
The following is from the Nashville Ga.
D-t,e
"The 3oard of Education Of Chicago have
determined 10 admit negroes into the CuTnmoa
Schools q the city, As teachers and pupils -.
Their notion is regarded ,-ith great ind igna-
tion by ne people of Chicago"
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mAKYLASp--S Signs at TIRE North We have
,onYersed with Il highly inte,iigen and relia
ole gentleman who lefs Baltimore Oh ThacGday
las How DE got here we do not intend 70
say. lie says Maryland is like a train OF
powder lusj waiting 10 be touched IH-that
ihe Confederate army is hourly expected with
ui-repreSse1 ,mpauepUe. Our informant says
be heard soldiers OF the Northern amy VINO
had ie-u in he battle Of Manassas. make
statements respecting the South and Beaure-
sard S army such as he dared not utter. To
their credit h. it said they are telling The
t.uth and ~ rcisirg Il saiutary influence -
S.ateinsu Us were made in public places in Bal
cimC.e by relusned soldiers such as the fol
lowing THE Southerners are better armed
tier q ii led better ofti cred, and animated
with better sentiments than We are--they are
uucon9 UeThc,e."
y e learn from The same source Lincoln has
eucceedei III getting me hundred and fifty
millions OF ais loan t;ihen, or rather proposals
have been made TO that tx lent, ny the Banks
Of Boston, Philadelphia, and New York, the
same bel: IN .able in quarterly in staIInents--
say MY millions every three months, IN the
currency OF tae Banks, they taking Treasury
notes IS security ut the rate OF ssven and
thres .teutpS.
Ilt Banks expect to have the hrst payment
returned 70 them IN deposits before the second
is due, and his arrangement is al indication
mat hey lock upon peace as more than prob
ah!e before three months are ended. All the
passengers who have lately arrived from that
section corcuc in the belief that the process
Of di eeIation in the North has begun and
5 going on hopefully; that the Northern PEG
pie are dtmoraIz7d By the defeats at Manas
sa4 and in II ssougj; that there are decided IN
d.cl,i5ns OF peace, and thai it is utterly hope
less TO raise another army for the invasion
and suhJp CATION Of the South, and very'douht-
ful if tbey can even defend Washing tou.
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Contribution Acknoso5eagsd.--Mrs. L. J.
Hudson desires Us TO acknowledge the receipt
by her Of thirty eight dollars, from members OF
tie Treasury Department, through Mr.. Ed
ward 0lcott, TO be expended for the benefit OF
the sick and wounded soldiers Of the Southern
army in this city.
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TIE LAsT HoCgs or Coz. FA8SHAx 1T is
stated that Col. Earn ham, of the New York
tire Zouayes, who died III the Government
nosNltai At Washington. WAS frequently deli
Iiou8 during his Illness. At such moments he
raved OF the hattie Held, belle wing himself III
toe head OF his regiment leading the charge
post morteui examination was held in order
TO ascertain tue effect of the bullet-Wound
upon his brain.
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SOUTHERN STccKs The following were the
stock prices in New York on Ftiday last -
First Board-En ginia 9 = SIS. Tennessee bonds
49,. North Carolina bonds &c. Second Bosrd
Virginia 4 $50 ii New York paper says :
"Ihe negotiaHou of The national loan did not
infuse the animation into the stock market
that was pee ted
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The GRow!sG CR0Fs II EURoPR -Onr file.
by the Persla say the reports from France re-
spectirg ia" harvest is not satisfactory The
crop is dehc cent and weight is inferior.
Wheat had risen one frame per sack. Ameri-
can red wheat was more abundant Accounts
have appeared in English agTicultur II ieurn-
ais, says the London Agricultural liaZstte,
that wheat is L IT. ctad with rust AID miidaW
to II great extent. This may pc true enough
Of rust as regards white " heat hut il is too
early TO have tnurh nildew 8 present.
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WAS ON HooPs.-The rabbits in Cracow an d
Ramon, Poland, have FORBIDDEN women in
hoops from attending The synagogue. \ little
while ago some Jewish ladies' prpsen ted them =
selves IL the door OF the sanct uary In The in
terdicted garb, and ware driven away by n IA
matte Jew rabbl-, armed with knives, after a
conflict IL which blood was shed.
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The Hrstin9s Court on Saturday disposed
Of g Dumba- Of petty cases. An indictment
against Levi Bendig for alleged cruelty to his
own slave was quashed, the Court sustaining
the demurrer of defendants counsel, that the
offence was not al iniictable one.
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hEA1H cF An Aasp MsyIsrEs.-ReV. Andrew
Is Davidson, Of the Prs shy terrain Church
h"d IL Lexington, Va. on the 8 / inst liz the
'isi year OF his afe He was the senior mem
osr Of Lexington Presbytery, with which he
aaa gus t0inei II connection for many years.
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Ne,c Ke"t Co,nty,-The citizens of this Ia.
trlotic old county are now engaged in organic
ing Central lid Society, the object being to
send to Yorktown and remote Tie sick soldiers
10 their own homes, where their recovery can
be expedited by careful nursing and those at
tentions which can be obtained no where else
50 well as the freside Of Z Virginia home
stead.
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SALES of CAPTURED EEasgLs AID CARGO OF
C9AL --Tnp safe Of the captured vessels and
the cargo OF coal on aOard me schooner Mar
gaTot was rather SHINY attended. Ire
schooner Margaret was first sold at aaI0.-
MesSrs. George Gravatt and ". Il. Mason,
j., being J'iut bidders. Her cargo OF coal,
consisting OF one hurdred aud twenty toms
States buying i The schooner Mary Price
was cried ont atter we lett, we learn, a the
p-ice of $40 Fred. Rec.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Death oau'ed by Careiessness--0n Tuesday
last negro teamster in the service of Mr..
Vaughn, of Henrico, while driving down Stony
Run Hill ran his horses against q cart in which
were two youths. One saved himself by leap
ing from the cart, the other overcome with
fear remained motionless in the cart and was
preeipitated hsadiong to the ground, causing a
severe wound on the head While in an in
sensible condition, he was run over by the
team which caused the accident, inAicting Sc
rious bodily ipjuries.of which he died the next
day. The name of the young IN an was Bennett
Newton, resident of the neighborhood in
which the accident took place. We give this
statement as we heard it from a person living
near; if correct, the negro should be arrested.
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Nor AehssfhD. We are grtihed to learn
IA. the s,Htsment OF the arrest Of Mr.. Lanier
f the firm Of Lanier, B,os. n 90, copied
rom the Baltimore papers, was errpCe ms
He gave na this assurance In person on Sat
dsday. Ia" 'unior partner of the firm, Mr.
Se,by. was arrested by General Banks order,
while on his way TO Baltimore, where his
.amily Ersite This gentleman was taken &c
B.iimore on Thursday and imprisoned in
Fort III Henry on the charge OF "treason."
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chip Of tie Old Block-A son Of General
Beauregard, who has Just attained his ma
jority, arrived in Virginia few days since
for tho purpose of Joining the Confederate
States army.
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PERSONAL.
I>FoRu.Tto~ w.NTrn ,

INFOR NATION WANTED OF MI H.
l. KEENAN, 5ih Regiment sUatb Carolina Vol
uutseTs. Being sick, he left Manassas about two
weeks since, aud it Is supposed came to Rich
mOnd. Any one having seen or heard e Gm.
will greatly 0blige his family by addressing
ROBF. H0UGR CO..
An 10 6t$ No. IL Pearl street
1 CAhD.-LeaIning that A report !, In Tcu.
~ iatioR ina our business l. closed In con-s,
quencs OF our whole force being Ia service. fhs
Is to potify our patrons and friends that our Ia
nj Tor partner has been aud il still al h.r post civ
ing his whvEsstims and attention 70 busu-,s
Parues making e0n-is rmeuts to the.r address,
may rest assured that they Will be promptly aai
faithfully attended to.
an is-dhswSts SAMUEL & WILSON.
=. REV ARD Will give Ia. above reward
.s,) for the apprehension and delivery to ms, tor
secu red in j4il 80 that / got him again. II AL.
+ aED TERRY, an apprentices, bound 70 me hy
ais father, who LETT my employment on the 2th
day Of Juiy, loGl. All persons are for6VarAsi
from d. rnoTiuS or giving MIN employment, the
iaw will be enforced.
"a, 70 THGS G.. EPPS
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AlCnn.unu Djspatrh.
MoN.,AY MoRvIN3......Ars 70 lsel
4ttE VIEWS

e vsfr.nerf ~ r.-e9..,t and France. We do
&c. know that :.av ,.s,si.E rsspg>.roe TO this
.ftc. IN. e.,u received rs the authorities,
h1ts report If SHE aa ;ore .s ~ general c.scn-
's,Io.. W. '"',' "" fs'''eFs 1" me copio"s
"N''ae.7 i'tm t'''P'-" ''"''N''' WEIGH IL
van Re ae''-' '''-'H's '''.''"i'" '''''"''
80. ,,.,,,... -. ,....,.
..l,,,.,,,... III. .,, ,-.,ei
-. ,x,...s ,,.-,,, ,,-,.h.,......
rb,ss ts no t-n.h ia IN. ,.r,,o, that Hon. A
+, Ka.elcr was v,oa,.,i.4 IA The Manas-aS
BRIDE. ], yy.z n.s aou.
m. Nh a. S.,r.a ~ ~ .iI'" v,cto-
"heo the Roman consul 2fNfh'Ni'N' wac
defeated, "''h 'hr .''s 81 '''''b's army d NV
iTe"'A. - TV"'"1 - 3 strong ''""'
iht@S d",tn'' Win iAe F''1-'~"'' ""' ''",
eli r@'tA - nc SENATE ~ N''''''
MS ds's&'' am 'S:'eser''
f&"sH 't,A !" '"s ''''-' ''' .''-''
y ~ --" ''''''"-'' 1"'' '''- 20 "
II ms "''" S'is5'~i' ''8"n -
'No "''o2 "-' '"0 "s'' 'sk7' 50
AD' "'',i'' "''" ''e '''. SUI
i'Sse' al '-'s'.''e"' 1N' '''s "'' ~
o'aes @"ent gave '"F"''s impulse u '''
panic. Il believed tbat I'll" "'ie"1 was even
more complete than II e,o@''y ""a- &c senate
saw lie eT1 eH-c. produced upon the PooH'
mi.d by tho lying message Of 9e9r2oNrS, and
thes ds,s-m'aea to pr al ~ n. At2'Td'n&iy'
= 'aw mstt@s ajtar, ~h"u news arrived 81 me-
'0''-''' t
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LOST, BTRAYnD, &c.

- STRAYED From ~, e. hItsAGl'-
I~N5th, between Clay sui Leigh stre"tN 5
sly5o To any one who shal rs-grL %.
an i3-lIt
I GSr-A CARFBI- BAE AID 81AWL.--l, =
L. soldier IN the I'd R-g, L. ut SVntb Csrl-ID~
Volunteers left Cskt ST kA0 sui SHA" 70
some store o j.. Main street. Tn. pertp cavias u
IN eh Gg- VIII obligs me ty i3ag % il re ms @5f7
81 le-ltk ". T.. LANk.
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DAB h~h la one Of his recent letter,
ifoih " - Aiag' lon 10 the London Ttmfs, Mr
Russell remarks that some soldiers HAYS a
o.It iabit o. b"ggiGg mon ~ fcr whisksv
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TRAITORS REWARDED.-JameSF r. Wharton
former editor OF the Wheeling Iutelligercer
(Repnhican,l has been appointed Consul 70
the FeJes Islands, and Mr. Alfred Caldwell,
The present editor OF the IutelliSencer has
been appoint led Consul 10 Honolulu.
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MARYLAND HEADQUARTERS
MILITANT HAL, oygR MAEKEI-HorSE,
Main, corn or I7ih street
TIE undersigned are forming a n
~ company Of Aarylanders for in1fIa. Y
date active service, rndsr the suthprity g he M
Confederate Government
Recruits are wanted to complete the Comp Nv
before being mustered In, who will Ia furnishs ed
frcm time OF eniistme at with free board sleeping
apartments, &c. Apply Immediately.
W. cARVfL HALL,
al N-etr WILLIAM GARhkRs.
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Colons. Sc. toe, Usitsa Ststas Army. ana
;;as9s'y. Q! filgiQis, we're ia Moatsssl iii ia
Ii III nat ' $50
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WANTS

fFor otAsr Wasts." ses Fourth Peo.1
" 80. FIFTY RECRUITS. /
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS u
Col p. T. MOORE expects to rstr,, ,.,...
gimsut on or about the LIST September ps - Ne
wishes =, IN mt the meantiIns to procure ma
ABLE BODIED
TO ali up the ranks Of the several compsa,.. d,
Persons wishing to join this Regimen, r,,
have the privilege Of selecting ths rTmr.1v -
desire 10 be attached 10, and WI bs lIr8y.Essi
charge. "0s u
Por further particulars, apply At The R.,,.,
yous under the spolswood Hotel, baiW.s Tl e..
By order. LrErT. HENRY HAgygr
49, az It's h"crui'ios ut1cer
MANrED.-A few more GOOD MEN vim.
w taken into Company H." Capt Boz. a.
LIST Regiment Virgins Volunteers, now s,s 4
TONED At Fairfax Court House Uu!f5rm, fnr Ii
ntshed fres. Apply Immediately 10 W
THOs, y. REgs
Recruiting Sergeant Go. -
al I2-3t zos Man 81. above icth
w -snAakN aud LANDSMhN Tor -.
w .. ) Naval service. Also, CABIN Cont
AMI STEWART, and few FIKBMEN saJto,IS
BEAVERS. Apply on board G. :. steamer j.'a..
town, at Rockets.
J. ". BARNEY, 1t. C.s.N
an Is-ot Recruiting Officer
sAYANTED.-A Virginia lady, who h.. h,3
w some experience In teachk ing. desi res 4 .iir.
AnCu as TEACHER, in 4 private FAM ' artp . nrk-
ic schooi: She will teach English, French, sat
Music, aud has no objection 10 going south a.
dress, immediately, Mis- Mhkf AEENEL,
an is-Slf Lynchburg Va
AyANFED.-FCur five gentlemen can bs
w accommodated with BOAku, in pTlyst-
family, IN pleasant nsigh bOrhood d short di.
tancs from the business part Of the city. Addrp.,
- Box 93,' Richmond p -. an "a. -
ED-lMdEDlATELY-r niee or four
w hrst-T.ie COAT MAKERS.
an Its BEERS * P0INDKXTEE