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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-15
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The Subscribers lake pleasure IN announcing I"
tho citizens "i the 'iHcd StHl"$' thai ihey hn'"
"hia:mcd HE Agency for, ana are Now "''Sie'' 20
""r. =" -. .,o n,. articie
r,s2 STIMULATING QEGUEUT
T. ,c.,.,..l -, !lr q = Hr,IlyguAy an cmi.
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II,;... ,.t or
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a,,,,,,,,,,l .ti,, -, r. h. r,,;. ,Ton
Ih,. rnni.. cauSi,,r. :: beautiful Growth .! lnxura,t
'c ~ t;t +, ,h,. ..,I,, ir will c,,ro r.Ln
.": ,, ,a,s, 70 .,,rur u,' IN pl.c. ol The baa
,'.,,' ~ CO. ,.r,,,,,i af now hair a,,li,,i accord
:i ;i,,;,,,,, = ,r:i1 t,~r rrr -, INV, hair
."1 ~ wa i " j.. r;.,;n, .rlnr
i..r;,.- i .ntt sm%niH and flexible. The .01
cI,,yr2 is an ioaixnan>niIe article in every gen.
tleman's toilet, and after one weeks use they
wnuIJ NOT for any consideration be witicu! il.
rl,e Subscribers are the only Agents for thy ar
ticlc in thc United States, to whom all orders
mus; be addressed
Price One Dollar Il hox--for sale by all Drug
IisiS ana Dealers; or it box ol iGc ''VAI NJ, cHN
/" amy "''o "'!' ~ -; ; i''''' $780,. q rt
packed, On rsHSlp' Vi F'''0 ''''' f''S'''5'
n.1I;:'t HoFAcg L. >. SqnMAH W,I;A,5 .1,s, CO.
0nw vn'.,, ~ %, 9a-.rn6,n ''''''''' ~
--,.'-"--i w" " ~ ~
! INVITE CITIZENS AND STkANG EkS to
/ call at my MAHUFAcToRr, No. ! II kiNG STREET,
BETWEEN WAsrrvGroN AsD ST.. A%Aru STREETS,
and examine ry large ana handsome assortment
Of SADhLEEl GOODS, ~ do not tntenG 10 he
surpassed in my line of business by any other city
| hayc on hand, and ain daily manufacturing az
fine and superior an assortment ~ can be l"uiu ~
any Of the Northern cities. My stock comprise"
us great i variety rs he found Ill amy ether
house consisting Of HARNESS OF MI kinds, from
the fine quilt work down 10 the dray, cant, and
plough Harness; TkuNkS o: every k'nd, nne
Sole Leather, Steel opFlH& Iron Fraihe i.a":eS
Trunks and B"anet BOXES, and all othcr kin"S,
down to the common Packing Trunks; Saddles,
Brides, Mastimsilis N5:TS 'Ec2 rs I'nc Us tie
finest: Huiiulu and Fancy Robes, Driving ItloveS.
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags, Vaices, &C., &c, Of
all a'huS oali anu sce ~; S""1sor,es hawaii.
't ontirn..o nT iba sar,.
tore sELSh@c1' S"i!''' Il VI :' s";1'
ana pledge lAJ'siI To spare ~ P1'lS ~ s'''
faction. goods "affahEe =" ' ~
ncl .1i-!i Ill " ", / ! :. = " - : L..
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEE WARE,
By THE SH'r PETEEA' DIRECT FROM hlSEHrooI' :NI
AND OTHER AHRiIALS' we naTe rec TGes''e' our
,, ,nL,- ne = ,,1, i'1r oi|TI,Nc11 r al
Oh 4 ohA Ah0 Wy VuhHN'S " Ni'"' u ''''
800 PACKAGES cut, pressed, and e"mmo"
1nInS and otbcr nackoaes FRENCH
p0PrEIATN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-15
MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.
ALEXANDRIA,, LOUD0UN AND HhMP-
-----. SHIRE REILROAO.
T...tT:. :s.z,7 q;

k&sS - 80 - -. =. = .-
TN ADDITION TO THE TRAIN WHICH
( now leaves Alexandria at ct, A. NJ aud
L,esburg Mt III o'clock, a. NJ, there will be d
daily train, Sunday eXcepted) leaving AleXan~
dria ut 1, P. ~, and Leesbucg al o'clock, A NJ
This train connects by Stages with Tie Bal ltimoFe
mud OHIO Raroad at the Polut Of Rocks, anu by
Stages from Martinsburg to Hagerst"wn; thence
by Railroad to Harrisburg. Thus giving ready
access to Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, and
the West.
This Road connects also with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad going South and Southwest
by way OF Richmond and Lynchburg.
w. BLYTHE, General Superintendent
my 6--tf
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Ss%, sss, ry.s.
SO ss w. -: +i.Z ~ m . ,.,sa
~ 1861, Il TRAIN will leave AlcXandria daily,
fer Lynchhurg and the Southwest, connecting at
Gordonsvillo with the Trains tho Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville
Staunton &C., and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock. Mt Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
WILLIE, MOBILE, M0NTG OMERY, and NE"
ORLEANS, ut tho Ticket 0iIico. corner Of Duke
and Henry streets.
Leave Aloxaudriu at G.45, A. ~, and arrive
$780, p. NJ.
J. NJ. BR0ADUS, General Ticket Agent.
ap lJ-tf
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ACHIEIs and
IRON FO u Il - f Il,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
! prepared /" execute orders for STATIONERY
7 STEAM Engines, BOILERS, Mill GeHrinS, Shaft
ing. Iulrys and Hangers Tobacco Screws, Pumps
Fnus Slide and Hand LAthes. Drill Presses, Wrought
ar Cast Railing, Columns and u'rders, Gas or aler
Pipe, and Machinery Of every description. Supo,
r;nr CASTINGS made to order at short notice and
-, -,ooou,bl, farms Az l---notf
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JAMES RECTOR SHOOT. JOHN fhhhl
CtMOOT & PERRY, dealers in j L NJ i l. K.
- NAILS. LIME, CEMENT and CALCi hH
PLASTER, No. 40, SouTH uNIoa STREET, ALIEN
,snu,, W. ap 27--ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n, uurrr ARTHUR HERBERT.
BANKING, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
BURKE & II Err BEk 7,
No. So, King-street
WYE vii! make Collections on all accessible
w points III The United States, and hold pro-
cceds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We wild in Exchange, Time Bitts, Fr"m'S-
sorg Nof~s, Upc",rent Nancy, Cain, dc.
STOCKS aud other SECURITIES bought ana SOFA
ON Coumission. jan l--tt
A. J. nunrHREYS. H. i. ThhlAfEh'o.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRG,
(SuCCESSORS TO MARSHALL CO.
Gy6re,,s, Commission and Formarding
MERCHANTS.
No. II King street, Alexandria Va.
REFERENCES :--MeSsrS. Fowc g. Co., Alcxan-
driu, VI.
.John e. Ecalc. Fanq,icr county, Virginia.
.lno ). Barhour, jr., Cnlpcpor county, Virginia
Col. John Willis, Orange county, Eirginln
VIM Raync. Baltimore, Mary land
.Ino. S. Buclner, Eapiahannock county, Va.
Edward c. Marshall, Fauquicr county, Virginia.
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COWWJNNION NLA tIINNIN,
No. 6, Sourn WnAEvEs, ALEXANDRA, VA,
VIII keep constantly on band 4 good supply OF
EASTERN FISH. oct q
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NEW STAGE LINE FROM THE PLAINS TO
mLDDLEBURG!

;, The subscriber having pur-
15sSSsES chased this MALL ROUTE, bsgs
loa.c 10 INFORM the Travelling public, that on aud
after the lst day of April, he Will run DAlLA
LINE between these points.
II, will have Il comfortable Stage, good Horses,
careful and accommodating Driver, and will use
every effort to make this route to and from Alex
andria !. popular one. -
In oruor to save expense, Travellers VIII Do
careful to ask, ut the Office in Alexandria, ior
.'Tickcts for Niddteduy."
Fare to and from Alexandria, S2zo.
] a. JOHNSON.
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pISHOp MEADE'S NEW B0OK.--We Gid'e
ID aad the Cit~sics. by the Eight Rev. william
Meade, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal!
Church of Virginia, one handsome octave volume,
price S2.5n.
rew revised Edition of the OIL Churches,
Ministers. and Families of Virginia, by Bishop
Meade, price S5. Just published and for saie by
an Is ROBERT BELL.
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WASHINGTON & co.

WAShiNEIUN IU.,
Grocery, Liquor. and Commission Merchants,
10. II, UsIoH STFEET,
tai. pI ALIEN ! \ u Z A. Y 4.
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JOHN MARS4ALL.
ATTORNEY A p Ia ", W,--Aler""dria, Va
re- Offico on Royal street. lately occupied by
u r L Stuart. ap 27-tf
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DAVY & HARMON,
NROCENS-DEALERS In COIN MEA H.
VI CORN, OATS, bALE III y anI all k'nhS
~ lfTLL- rim, corner Of Prince and Royal Sts.,
Alcxan,lria, Va. ap Idly
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WHITE WASH BRUSHES, Mill Brushes
w Window, Scrub. Dust, Shoe. and Sweeping
brnshss Crumb, Cloth, Hair, Nail, and FleRa
BRUSHES, Feather Busters. For sale by 80
mh 2s JOHN 0aDRN.
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THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No. 5, South WharyeS,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
fi,l
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fl,EEMs CASH.-From this date, otler goods
: L only for cash, and respectfully reques: .hat
bo not asked 10 deviate from rule when inc
times and my necessities compel ne TO ADOPT. -
l have advanced the price Of nothing aho "hi
soil much oil the stock Ut cost
JOHN OGDEN,
my4 Dealer in Housekeeping Articles.
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|1uNVENTION ADDRESSES.--Addrcsses de-
- !ivcred in the Virginia State Convention by
Hon. Fulton Anderson, Commissioner from Mis-
sissippi, ion. Henry L. Bcnning, Commissioner
from Georgia. aud Hon. John s. Preston, Com
missioner from Sonth Carolina, February. 1851,
price 25c. Just published, and fer sale by
an 90 ROBERT BELL.
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Middleburg, Va, NH 22-eotf

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I,O THE pUBLIC.-Dr- 7. A. COBB has
made Milburn 4 Bro, Druggists Of the eny
OF Alvxundriu his sole Agents Tor the town and
county or Alexandria, to sell his superior OIL,
known as the CINAKEk OIL. This OIL Is
warranted to remove NIL kinds Of pains, saeh as
Rheumatism, Neuralgiu, Sick Hendache, Strains,
snrains, Bruises, &C.; also, recommended very
h,rhly for Horses. This OIL is warranted TO re-
move alI the above pains in from 5 to ~ minutes.
DIR. p A. COBB, Lynchbarg, Va.
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Iss1, spring and Summer Arrangement. 1861

J. RI. WAnSER. Ticket Agent
Baltimore ie 1T
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CHI!pREN'S CAkKIAGES.--A large and
I well selected stock Of UlilLDREN'S CAR
RIAGES, ol variety oi styles, Tor sale low, for
cash, III L. I. bAhNl o. - Mug S''cc''
10
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All of which are warranted 10 be Of the best
quality, and will be sold in large or small quantl-
bics at the lowest market rates. nus ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

DIED IN GERMASY.-The New York papers
announce the death of Mrs. Charles Astor
Bristed, the excellent and accomplished wife
of the we'll known 'Carl Benson Mrs
Bristed expired at Baden Baden Germany
on Monday, August >, of u complicated heart
disease. She was n woman of great personal
from both her parents, (the late Henry Bre-
WORT, of New York, and Laura Carson, OF
south Carolina,) as we'll as of most en-
chanting sweetness and gayety Of disposition
In Baden she was universally loved and re
spected The inhabi tants and residents at
tended her funeral with almost regal honors
Members of the diploma tic corps came from
4 distance TO be present at the ceremony, and
ladies of the highest aristocracy followed the
procession to the grave. She was but thirty
seven years Of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

j TURNER FESTIVAL ABRoAD-At the recent
great Turner festival ut Berlin, i've or six
thousand Turner's went through the move
mants of the school, and an observer says that
1t was peeniiar aud highly interesting sight;
the precision and aiacrity with which the diff
ferent evolutions and lnan9uyres We're exc
cuted by the strong limbed, tail and we'll
shaped young men, excited real and general
admiration. At cne time, when all the arms,
by word OF command were stretched up high
and straight, it reminded of 4 field of In
dian corn suddenly sprung up; then the bend
ing of the thousands of human forms to the
right and TO the left with an accuracy which
made them appear like one body, might be
compared again to the waves of IA field, its
corn-years moved by the wind. This lasted
about an hour aud q half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

WAsHINGros IrEMs--A Washington cores
ponGent of the Baltimore Sun, under date Of
Sept. IL, says:
The new metropolitan police, to the num-
ber of one hundred and five, went on duty
for the first time last night.
Yesterday Deputy Marshal Phillips and de
tectiye officer A. X. Allen arrested John w.
partmeut, and Alfred Nettieton, formerly
messenger in the. Navy Department, under
the late Administration, upon the suspicion
Of their being disloyal and acting in concert
fore Justice Dom, who committed both TO
lail to await a hearing,
On Tuesday, after the flag presentation by
Coy Curtin, three members of the Lo-
chanan Rifle Guards, So yenth pcnpsyIya-
MIA tresarve) Regiment, were examining
i,istol. when il was accidentally discharged,
and one OF the men, named Mathew Roche,
was instantly killed. III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

"SoBRR SECOND THOUGHT In our paper
Of a year ago this week, under the head I'm
married. appeared the names of Il couple who
figure to-day under the head of Married -
They We're divorced i'll the Superior Court
Just one year ago to-day, and, after trying
the experiment of celibacy for a year, it
seems they have concluded 10 Join teams =
thought which We 50 often hear commend
ed, and We trust the iliustrious couple will
never have occasion to regret their second
ernbur rkation on the Ma Matrimonial Ship. We
should call this romance III real life. Won
der II Dickens Won write a story about it,,
entitled "Once Year. ."-East Haddaa Coma J
journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

FIRE Is ANNE ARrEDEL County, MD.--A
dwelling house at Barker $ old turuace, near
Curtis creek Anne Arundel county, occupied
by MIR. ThieiInan, was burned to the ground
on Tuesday night. All the furniture was
consumed, and the family Were awakened
just in time to escape with their lives. Mr.
Thieiman, who was i'll, leaving Sloo i'll notes
under his pillow. 1t is thought the house was
set on tire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

AMERICAN SHIPS IN THE EAST ISpIFS.-A cir
cular dated Calcutta July 22d, states that the
employment of American vessels for the pre-
sent is about stopped, from the impossiblijty
of shippers obtaining insurance, as most of
the insurance com panies have received orders
from home to avoid them altogether unit
further orders while the few that will insure
are SO limited as to extent and direction as to
preclude any business OF importance being
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

THE JOHN ADAMS HoMEwaKD EoryD.--Tbe
U. 5. sloop-of- war John Adams sailed from
Hong Kong, July 9th, for New ork. She
brings home the captain first officer and
crew of the American ship Saracep, which
vessel arrived at Hong Kong about three
months before, and afterwards departed on
her return TO the United States The captain
OF the Saracen is charged with the murder of
one OF bis crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

DpRABIIIrY OF Woop-The advocates of
wood Tor water-pipes and the like have their
position streng thened by statement in the
Anburn Daily Advertiser. The dunn of a
mill near that city, which was constrnc ted
in 1897, has just been removed, and the TIM
b. Is which were land in the mud and not ex-
posed TO the air were i'll remarkable state of
Preservation. Some Of them were as sound
Nc when cut from the forest. They had been
eut u yeaIs, s=lA8 .e4 s-s Sc. s. .z 81 s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

EFFFCTs OF WAR on A SIsGLE Towy Mar
blehead, Mass, contributed 200 men To the
revolutionary army, and at the end Of the
war there were 6oo widows and ool ia ther-
less children in It's population OF less than
1900 AT this time Marblehead was reckonetl
the second town in the State in population
and wealth. During the war of Isle, the
frigate Constitution was chiefly manned by
men from Marbiehead, and the town also
sent out great number Of privatetrs, and
when peace was declared 1t was found that
500 citizens OF the place were held in England
AS prisoners of war.-Baakey HUI 4arora.
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CoxrRARAxp IN A CorFrN.-On Monday af

CoHTRARASD IN CoFPIN.--On Monday af
ternoon, g;iI lust, says the Baltimore sun,
the sentinels Of the Second Maryland Regi-
ment, on guard 1T the Long Bridge, on the
Anne Arundel shore of the PataEsco, had
their attention attracted to the approach OF
q funeral procession, consisting of u sofnbre
hearse ard attendants The first sentinel al
lowed the hearse to pass, but the second
stopped it, and an examination revealed lot
of muskets and ammunition concealed III the
coffin. The attendan Is escaped but the nearse
and horse were captured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

SpxtaaI ~ saws he always travels with his
wi n " h., ecutriv YES 70 ba obs tinate and out OF
hulllor from the time they leave home till
thew get where they are going TO-. The only
time she esers smiled, he says, sss wiien he
broke his ankle. nA9s szss .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17
SEIzuRE OF SerTHERS EEssEL.-The Bal

timore Sun, of Friday last, says:
The United States Marshal has seized the
schooner n. NJ Tanner, lying at the foot of
Gay street, rs the property OF citizens Of the
Confederate States. The cargo, consist
ing of oranges and cocoa nuts, valued ut
several thousand dollars, was not seized, it
being owned by parties iii this city. Legal
proceedings will be had in the United States
Courts TO Con.iscate the vessel under pro-
clamation of the President of the United
States. The N. M. Tanner, Patty, arrived at
this port on Wednesday, from Dominica.
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nTCHMoND FEMALn INsTITuTD.

The next session of this instita.ion viii begin
OCTOBER ist, 1861, and is expected 10 core spond
in all respects TO those of former wears
The same Faculty will remain the terms wil be
A. heretofore and the same liberal patronage from
this section and from the South il hoped for.
IT, 1t has been decijrd to give 10 the daughters
Of Volunteers in the Service OF the Confederate
States. tuition in the English branches FREE OF
CHARGE.
fof further information, or for catalogues. apply
10 CuAS. II. WINSTON.
III x1-ta ~ prcsidNnk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

A hear weighing nearly 800 pounds was
killed in Pittsiord, yt.,. last Thursday, after
being pursued by large party for some three
or four miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN MARYLAND.-We find
the following casualties by railroad reported
in the Baltimore Sun, of Friday The 18th
A German boy aged about II years, Yesterday
met with ;rfl accident on the line of the Phila-
delphia railroad, near the corner of Canton
avenue and Ann street, by which his right
foot was erIibiy iacerated from heel TO toe
His name we unders TODD to be Villa IN Jones
1t was thought amputation would be neces-
.sary. This accident, like many others, oc-
CURED frcm the practice of boys jumping on
the cars, and, in endeayoring to get off, fall
ing between them. No blame can be attached
to the conductor.
Jesse Macabee, engineer on the Northern
Central Railroad, was badly injured on
Wednesday morning i'll consequence of the
en- gine "Gov. Pollock" OF which he was in
Fcharge, running off the track near York
The engine was damage and Mr.. Macab ae
had his right leg broken below the knee by
being caHght beneath the tender. The fire
man was also injured, but not seriously Mr.
Macabee conveyed to York, where a
surgeon set his limb and he was subsequently
brought to his home, No. l75 Preston Street in
this city.
Yesterday about l o'clock 4 young man
named Peter Steif attempted to get on q train
of cars while in motion, on Canton avenue
near Fleet street, TO observe the soldiers but
unfortunately slipped and fell upon the track
The wheels passed over his right leg, crush
ing dreadfully the foot and ankle. He was
at once removed TO the Baltimore Iufirmary,
where the limb was amputated.
Jacob Jensen, \ private in company D.
Twentieth Indiana Regiment, was killed at
bridge No. 80 on the line of the Northern
Central railroad, on Wednesday night, i'll
upon him. He was asleep at the time of the
accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

sirlEE DOLLARS REV KD
STAYED from my residence, Clay street,
three squares above Brooke Avenue. u.edi-
um.si2ed Red COW. Had. wacn she lett
home. bc,l on, with doubc hel' and q home.
made buckle, made "t wire, tine s,uuc she had
lso ii ef her sides, though 1t ~ done
with heavy whip, or it might have been by
,.rer cows horn. VIII give the above reward if
delivered 10 me, or s}i,h information that can
get her. 50 2-t,i II. Il. tRD<IF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

|uTANIhD-A Southern lady desires STU
u AXIOM i'll School or private family "
" %, he English and French Languages. Ru.
is e,, i Latin, and Music on the Piano. Salts
srfy reference given. Address "FIRsIsIA"
ars-auI Post Office. Sc i4-2t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

EN AATED.-FORTY NEGROES wanted in.
~ hr'iiaieiy-good hands-to aid IN saving
+sa gop during the next four months III the in
- VI louisiana, above Baton Rouge Men pre-
o-" -N d e per day and found; women in pro-
5s ~. An excellent opportunity Is offered for
P.e,on / refer 10 the members Of the old
n's. VI Dunlop, Moucure 4 Co, Richmond.
V 70 A. 4. WILLIAMS,
I'm Pass Christian, via New Orleans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

kIANTED-BLACKSMITHs.-Tw or three
w good BLACkSMITHS warted at Virginia
'-'A Railroad Shops, in this city. The highest
ase' pad for good workmen. Apply at the
1oPs H.D. WHlTC0MB,
st lin General Suneriatendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

y SIrANTKp-A MiLLER.-A competent MIL.
Nv LEk ot COED habits, can find situation in
llr 'Ar fa' i mills IN the Confederate States by
~ es'ou 20 JOHN L. TANNER,
y -t-Ilt rrelegar Iron Works.
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TThETEn-A SITUATION. by man capa.
4 bic G, rsring charge in q public bakehouse
r "a several wears experience; no objection to
g,.,sa1y Of the adjacent cities or camps. Ad-
d. J. K BAKER, through the post-Office, Civ
,r--...e RIih salary. Ac. 70 l4-tt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

II &iiAAEED-For a Woolleu Factory located in
wv DaByiile. Va. a UPERINTENDENT, one
n AND 70 attend the cards and jack, one HAND TO
1 end ne looms, and one the dveiDg department.
4 jne hai experienced hands, of good character
r. apply proper certificates or references as to
aa.1ta'0n will be expected services to com
'nee from l-t TO 18th of November next. Ad
fies', JAS. K. LIPSCOMBE, Clerk of Danville
laauisetRring Company Danville, Va.
81 i3-l0f~
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17[TTp-By q gentleman aud his wife,
III BOARD in a pnvate family or boarding
/ ,s.l, ten minutes walk Of the American
4. s5irrSs " &. s." at Dispatch office
4 .-F'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

T4&TYp-RECRtTrS for the HANOVER
l DRAGONS Desiring TO increase con.
.''s-.g .,e number of nay company, j wish TO en-.
.,r--s men Of gond habits. good constitutions.
ysT HoGutea ANY person desirous of Join
3. apps within the next twelve days TO Sergt.
Nl>,!tS al Tayiorsville, Hanover, or after
.-i. sv ual. 10 me, at Fairfax c. Ii.
WINS. {. WICkHAM,
10y CANT. Hanover Urngonns
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J.. X. WHITE.

I.-1TTTD-By a Virginia lady, "a STTUA-
III gj1X II = Female Seminary or privat. fam
", Az. aaA experience: can teach the usual
.-ssches. frtaeh and Latin. together with
.sa Piano and Antique Painting For
o. .-. and r, .enncss, address T.. T. r. - Nor
Il EsN . se l6---.Sts