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Il NEW STYLE OF f.srFEK sLnPE-The
"enyelope-iettsr' is q recent Invention n nd
seems to be worth adopting In this 90 o1fesia.
racy as n most nsafal contrivance We find
il thus described
1t presents us three separate things in ore
VIZ: : eekof letter or Eote paper, and enye-
lope and postage stamp, Ala amply put
together that oar mag use them with more
ease than he would the old envelope Tus sd-
Nantages are, nfs', ia II the whcir costs less
thaa the materials would separately, thusef-
fecfing an impoFant ectaomy tor those wpu
Write many 4l1ws; second, the sts mp cannot
be stolen az yaDbed off, whis'h is n m ,tt.r of
some conssque.. ce when tits reeaem be rsu that
neariy million of letters rrtA rb ed to In.,
u. ). Daad Letter Office annually that have
suffered in this way: third, the post n,a rh is
always on the letter Itself, which can there.
fore be used in courts Of jas ice, as Il legal
PROOF or document, as 10 tne dates, contents,
&c; aud fourth, rs the sh--t, eny.,ope and
stamp are one, time and trouble are both
saved in conducting heavy correspondence.
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AIMS nr PREcIsfOS ~ ISExpEsYr~cgp
HAND The great error ot tias pr saset G m
paign is the arming with Minnie rifles aud
Minnle muskets OF ali recruits ind rimi-
uatei' AT sh TT range th.s cttil mo III itssxetss
lWllh Its charge of ouF b III aud fNa h.Ies.
snoi) is more apt 70 hst tn an rita At7oug
range both rifle and IN sket are useless in un-
skliii hands to,. D,,s,It,. ri, the o8p x,.r,
n speaking Of arm OF pre- ision, r, marked
TO the writer, that Snar.,'s r1- vas n sapa.
ri1r wespun in the hands II ore wao vas
skill ed III its usS, osit OF tttie value ia th.
hands of most K ,ns,As srtti.rs; ard inst4!sced
their (the AtssoarIan>') Ht,aek u on rs4i "
OF tn, IN advan az eonsiy pos Ell ~ tie tin5e,
"Ed yet hardly any o. the atti.eaiEg pcrty
were killed. But th- mos sefious objection
10 thts ,.runlns mea iuttis flmin,2,att /. Ith The
rife ls, that mrn Will sitrn eot Of harms
WAY ard b.als away IL 10 purJ osa, " hen hey
should rush mp uud Grcine The contest with
the bayonet. This WAS cur ssest ii!iie,aty a.
buil ua. ouis Napoieou toi, Ii. soldif r.,
in has Italian Campaign, that the French So.
diers weapon was tine bay onet; and upon
fasioHs they were required ID wet their guns
on gong into action. When Miunie RI Il were
first /" trodaced the soldiers we're dtvid@d ii to
squads, with one sharp shooter Ia slugd,
who did all the firing. ThGs Berdan's sh.rp-
shooters shouid be placed Gin fIass.
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An EXTRAORDINARY UxvlL.--Ths editor Of
the Sequatchee Herald has new ssdevil''-an
indispensable appendass about q printing
oiiiee--whofn ha thus dsscrihss
Our new devil 10 a very ecceatric mar. He
Ia about shiriy-ons years Of age; has bean 4
schcoi teacher, cierk, telegraph operatpr,
biacksmlths doctor, lawyer and n0~ he ecsn /.
msAees 20 learn fhe priniiAg tusiasss.
r 9s~-Slnee wrttiAg the above VA isasa
tha our devil ran ~ brak~sa4an On tts Msaas
phts nad uhArsesson Rsiir0sd Ne ksiisk
thss~ days %afl then stftrsd With Aas a&As
aIx KY. w Aass btsN fstyt~d VIII sstean
MI tAfsa ~ \ ~ s. 4As Ssestkek &
bs sx.4 Nsslsa n l1ys isksa sasssA IN
-. 4. ~ !. s's.',,;','| 's''.,;.'.
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DErIcrsscY OF IHk IAsr HAKvxsris FsAses

Inc EurSpean tI4iverpooiI Times says:
The most painful intelligence from France
Is the deficiency Of the last harvest. his DR..
ficiency ii is ROW ascertained Is mueh more
extensive than was previously supposed
France, 1t is estima t-d, will be compelled TO
spend forty millions sierliags this year 10
make MP the deficiency I he prise of -four
Is rising through hout France We stated re-
Gently that large Quantities of -four were
oeiIg shipped from liverpool ~ various
ports ia France, and we now isSru that sixty
millions Of francs ia gold have been sent 70
will react upon the Ees,ish market, and will
affect, more or less seriously, all the grain
markets in the world. Happily, plenty Of
grain for expertalion Is to be had in Russia
aad on the western shores Of the Atlantic.
Both Canada and the United States will be
importing largely into France the moment
this Intelligence arrives out.
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MgssAaE or TIE GovRRsoR OF FssMoSf.-
On the I'D inst Gov. Hoibroak, of Vernon T.,
was installed and sent his inessaga iato the
Legislature. iie estimates the total expend-
iture CT the year for military purposes, in
Guiding the national tax, which he recon-
mends the LegIsl ture to take measures for
collecting, 1T 81 ,GsS.06s. Five regiments of
infantry are in the field, and one OF cavalry is
recruiting by authority of the War Depart
ment. To make up the full quota two more
regiments must be raised, and additional
legislation Is necessary for this end. Cover
nor Holcrook also hints AZ the proiriety of
allowing the company of sharp shooters at
tachsd TO Col. Berdan's command extra pay.
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A FRIGBrrUL STAMPEDE OF CAvALRx HoR-
sRs.-A frightful stampede Of cavalry horses
took place recently at St. Charles, Mo. "A ST.
Louis paper thus describesit
Colonel Merrilis First Missouri Regiment
of horse was on its way TO reinforce General
Fremont, and quartered for the night at St.
Charles. About ten o'clock the horses Of
Captain Charles HINTS company became
frigh tened and broke loose. The panic was
shared Dy the others ard soon fourteen hun
dred horses, msddened with fear, went rush
ing over the encampmeni, treadiog tents and
men into the earth. and creating scene of
unparalleled excitement. Twelve men are
known TO have been frightfuIiy mangi ted and
probably fatally; but the only member Of
which was organized in Ohio, at Ill Injured
WAS Captain Henry Wilson, brother Of capt
Lewis Wilson, United states Army His
skull was fractured and an arm and leg
broken. Little hope of his recovery is en-.
tertsined.
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: .@ aiesvst g ss.is.s ~ I.sv o .ssas-
Caisssisea Esss eirsrss fsr s.,e =.
Gaia f,,., Ss

. 4 90 =
Ifsta tsssvst e.ss,e'iF. - sew O. .sas.-
Cafsasisea Hsss eissrss f.r ss,e =.
Geld Dust.
The n q. 7rx, D,,,a. Of the 3isf, hes the
foiiowihg account OF dering sstesn yst 10 nass
OH brass galvanized dns. as California gola:
Yesterday morning, shout 10 o'cscck. two
men might have been sen on ranat .,rss,
mho Wouiu easily ba T. ken for Californssps
ihsy wore rough miners sui,s. n,u kors ths
.iI oi men "h" have jast made ~. overland
trip: by their FEATURES iitsy won,d ta .Ean
Tor Israeiites. One was a fa.s,, Of st,o,,, ev.
feet seven or e'ghtinchee, strongly bu.Is ri,h
sandy-coiored size whiskers, aud the ort..r
wss nVe fset ten or eleven, with a d@ya oous.
.sens. They each had a de-r-sgin pouch cen.
taining AN excellent imitation OF geld sust.
made OF galvanized brass.
lnsy stiied into Tyier's jewa'ry store, on
Cahai stiee,, ana Offered 70 strike trade for
their gold dust. The gentleman behipd she
counter examined II very carefusly detected
It's baseness, and immediately returnsd IL.
eyeing them suspicoDsiy and telling them he
did not want to have amy thing to do with
them. Nothing daunted, they went INTO
smother jewelers. on Canal st, but here they
We're told the party did not wan. 10 buy, and
he did not look at the stnff.
After this they went down 10 the jeweIry
store OF MIR Charles Elazi. No IS { har.res
street, and offered to sell him their booty
from their appearance he took 1t for gran ted
they We're Caiifornians, and glancinx at tho
pretended gold dust In dim light it an.
peared all tight to him, and he weighed IL
oEt and Eaade them an offer of one hundred
and hfty dollars. They accepted !, a. once.
and Mr.. Biazi counted out the money from
his SAFE and n nded IL over tv them
While they Were earelessly stnffiug il into
their pockets snd saunterug out of the store,
Mr.. Blazi happened 10 pick up one piece OF
some size. when he at once detected that it
was nor rs ty as IL should be. Selling
phial of acid, he poured g few drops upon
the gaivanizeG surface, when the base metal
was instantly appsreat. flushing to the
door, be called to the pretended Californians
to return, telling them that If they did not
return MIN his money at once and take tsck
their base trash, he woald have them arreet-
ed. One of them spoke up and said they got
IL from another party 10 sell. and If II was
not good gold they could split the difference.
and he would give back to M Biazi seventy.
five dollars of the money.
Wr. DIazi would not listen to any terms bat
demanded the uncond, nal return OF his
$50. The men saw that ne was not 10 be tri-
fled with and they gave it up to him and took
away their deerskin bags oI brass filings. Mr..
Blazi sent word to the Second Distr4 ct 10. K
up, and detective Bouliosl ut one. sta rtad on
the track OF the svindiers. He traced them
to several places, but at last los. thair track.
although he found that they had gone up
town into the First District. Psopte snoulI
be cautious how they specniate in gold duet
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ing e. tract comes up pretty we'll to Browniow
in language and spirit, bsipg quite blasphe-
nous:
Abeiitioa Rratalits. Columbus Eers has
information from what are deemed reliable
sources, that on the day troops were sent from
Padncah TO Mayfieid, Gen Smith refused
permission to any one TO leave Paducah -
Little children, whose parents were IN the
country--lsdies who went 10 the city to pur-
chase medicine for their sick friends-nessen-
gers for physicians in cases of emergency, as
well as the physicians, We're not pcrnitt.d TO
depart. Gen Smith, when supplicated by
children, wives etc, who were anxious To
return 10 their sick parents or families. swore
py God, 'that il .Iesus Christ or God AL
mighty Were in town, they should no. leave -
The Nems asserts that this statement Is relia-
bic, incredible as 1t may seem, and adds that
"the blasphemous wretch should be gibbeted. .
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WEDNESDAY MltNTN14j.-.. Ny
TERMS OF TIE prspaTcu

DAILY PLPsR.-7Se cents per COPY NJ the
runtar and from the regular carriers Of the
ity. Per annun, %; SIX months, IS; three
nouths, 81 10.
SssI- WEEELY.-$S per annum.
WRsELT.-.2 per annum.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly na,ay
sill be sent for q less term than yvvsi Sc
months.
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a PApAw SrosY The Columbus tKy.) cor
respondent OF the Esnv Orleans Crescsas is 70.
sponsible for the following.

The papaw crop hereabouts In very great,
and those who tsteam that forest dainty are
having d high time of it. There are many,
however, who can never sat this fruit, and Of
thesa am one But the fruits yorsciourly
have the stomach for Il. Ths value ef pRpsw
TO papaw eaters is we'll illustrated Ia 4 ioks
hsSrd IN ca.np, \ good mother IN tae
nonntyy aslsd her pat boy - split soue wvpd
tor Inv bsks oysat ~ wae etHheafa. apt 80
ssnaw you sptlt lns II fsw stiess u Wxst5d, sh1
yeu shssl haye sDne Hppls pls. and sNi,as III
5hs uise hfeAA nas3 hNs III, i1st Al tusN 11kky
Ayt bssS1.H 4 MAI feC{tw4 k1Ent }Mn&l
sssis n ,as n n yl;s' lss ! ~; ~ ~ ~ ~
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-. MANASSA GAP RaILROsD ID Com.
~ Y.-rhs anu.ai Iu.etiag Of tha Stock
aoders OF the Maasssa Gap 9ai.roa1 Uomsany w,ll
DO hel in the town of Weods.eck, county Of She
raaooah. on the third THURSDAY In November,
bei1g the 2ist dag of the moatn sccordAnea with
the resolution of the Ssoekho.dera
DANIEi, MORGAN
&C 3i-t2lstSs Assistant Treasurer
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LOUISIANA DEPOT.

RIcHsosp, Va, Get. -, 1861.
D. THE UNDERSIGNED having been sta.
~ toned IN Richmond Tor tAa pnrs Of reeeiv-
ing snd tofwaroiug ell goods sent from tine StAts Of
tsouisisns 70 her troops II tirgiA.ia sad having
also been appointed By The Relief Tom ilitise OF
New Orleans their agent to rsostss sli goods ssnt
through them, las taken the gfeat roora 5f the
house occupied hy Hector Davis, on Franklin ST.,
and csa a. sll ines be feaEd thsre sy psxsons hsy
ing business with hira
JOHN Fl. MAC5ssNSTS..
QuarterTaaster aud Forwarding Ag~as for Lsuisi.
ana Troops Ia firgiia. os &-iE
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NT IL. THOMAS, al "a. 3sh .sl<nssss fs9t
w . nisn il ou.h f5rb h. tadh Eess y
hi ci'y Any inf.rmaii ID OF ai W ere b uts iis
b. thsekfasiy rsceiysc, ut sLs Asasriesn sosAl "
lis fstlrr
no ,,--3. JoSATHaN rHsMAs.
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~. CHANGE OF SCnEDuLE.--Tnyel.
~ ers going Nouth VIII observe fhas tae AF-
rERN0ON TRAIN FOR Fs.fEKshUass issves
this city at TaRtE p. ~ inst~Hd III four, - ffs-
perly. Zoe s6-1mi tn. wvNNT. Eupt.
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'roascs'Ss. &C.. F7OR SALE.
op1na LEAF TOBACCO.

[ .,.s,,tpcrs offer fer sale two hundred thou.
laf..,oss Of FLORIDA LIE AZ TOBACCO,
so fr TIE saasa:acture OF iiae cigars, both
ae.s - ,he a.-AutS for the sale Of the Florida To-
Nssaa5 coming from ihe planters direct, manu-.
bttf ~. snd .seculators cannot fail 10 make any
hs'S''s tSev w.sb. The sooner applications are
'f'e, ~ -, hst.cr \ WV ATT & CO.,
Is - NJ. 1863 Eat Bay, ChaTlesion, s. c.
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nKSGOg.HJTHGSa.

nESsOE.HJEADTs.
nI>SOLETloN.-Tae firm of t4. HELLER
d. O. IL day dissolved. by mutual con
- ktLe- one OF the coaceIn can receive debts
sra - rb~ 'sfs arm BIS can be fouud at a. I
grg.ss l,5 Broad ST., ne xt 6o9~ N she old stand.
g HELLER,
NJ l. SFRaUS
NJ GUNsT.
gfl1o88 Nov. T. f-ai. DO 5--lmS
TNf>Sul.U TItaS =, lie c,.psr,uer,btp 81
QANrBR y LuHNERT was dissolved,
%rseu5 r T. ls.6!, bg mutual consent. CHAs. Il
a4s-.E vii set,le ihe business The books and
counts ne f2lad 81 tic Office No 10 Pearl 81
CiiES p. GANTtR,
s5f a5f DItS-. IoHNrRT.
nISSULITTIO OF co PARTNER.
SHiP.-Fy tae d-seA - CHS 2. HUI, tht
sle---. 81 DICKINSON, HILL < ca. IS dis.
s5et "a PeTrurs indebted 70 said concern vii
rsks rarLaut - us TIE name CT the eocce.z.
vi t- l:ad s:.iy l. 5etti.nc ~ t.ls businesa.
Z. II. uTCKJNSON
\ &. HILL,
Ss-vjvipg partnsts.
t0.PAkTNEESdJp The subscrihers LsYs
;.s.rat-i themselves +acetber under tbs style oI
l.thlSSoN q HELL, FOR the purpose Of car
lsoc he AUCTION sud CoEcinissiou Business for
se sa9 q Negroes, s: she cid established stand @;
31k.agca, EuI & &c.
RIOn'I, II. DICEIESCl,
NAT q. Hull.
Oct !. Ts6l. &c 4--ts
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~ NOTICE.-'rhs eubscriber expscts, II kis
haaifk perrats, 10 resume the nasnufaeture CT his
: ssEMPLE'S BAKIE0 POWDER a. the same
rase 90 an sxie sasa scale. 20 scen az tho South,
srr parts ara Dp*asa % ss'A bio ray inlpsst sls
s~qaas:ss a.~sr~'si-
( - fWNs 7G 0& ~
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FORs REN.E Ans. .AzE.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A very de.
II sirabe RESIDENCE aud FARM contain.
ing l2 or 25 acres, to suit purchasers situated in
the vicinity of the iourishing and growing city OF
Augusta, GA. The builcings are all new, and with
all the necessary out.buidinss, well adapted for
market garden suburban reside nee, and contains
choice variety Of fruit trees, grapes s.rawber.
ries &c.
Health me neEceptioneble, end well of the purest
and best water.
TIE above will be sold low for cash. or exchanged
for negroes, and offers safe and profitable irr. est
meDt TO those desiring to exchsrg ge what might be
deemed unsafe property. Address " H l.. r.,
Box 67 Richmond Va no l--0,k
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SsR. TlGHE's SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
WI FRANKLIs STREET, between 9th and 7th.
/ bis school is fully organized; all the classes
being in good working order. A few more pupils
will be received, 10 III up some of the classes.
7. Ii. l.. TiGHE, A. M, pr.--Classics & English
i. f. EnSa, A. hi, Assistant in Matb. d English
Miss G. Y. SAayAY, Assistant in Primary Dept.
Mr.. King Ia Southern gentleman by birth and
education, and comes well recommended, with an
experience of nine years in teaching. It may be
proper to add, that my school receives as ever my
constant and undivided attention. French and draw.
ing taught. X. Ii. l.. TiddE "a. NJ. Prin.
oc iA--lre
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s.ESt.a a heSsfSAs.,

I 4 ISIS TAZEWELL having taken charge of u
WI FAMILY SCHOOL, desires addition to
tneis number of nine pupils making in ali twelve.
Girls under twelve years Of age, or Boys under
ten, Will pc received. Location, Grace street, be-
.ween 18th and Sth.
TEINS-PeT session. nine months commencing
Nov. st and closing August LIST, $50.
IA4k
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AN A T + ID
w The highest price peid for
OLD ZtNC and LEAD
a. the Cannon Primer and Cartridge MOL, Manu-
factory, on Tobacco Alley, between Main apd
Franklin Streets near Exchange Hotel, i.ichnos d
Va ~. 1--I.,-*
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ne ~ partas~ - Messe< ssase.s t,ss ..g.a.. +.
o, srsvnl ~ HRsaaa -Hsw shr,
Reached Cuba, Elc
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N ANTED--A competent HACHINlST, to PIT
w and keep IN order the engines and pumps q.
the Csrbon Hill Hines, in Henrieo codnty. To
a relisbls man, liberal wages viii be paid, and
house md fuel furnished free of charge.
oc 2S-ts JOHN j. WERTh, Agent
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VIZ ANTED.-I wish TO hire for tie ensuing
w year, during the war as the owners may
prefer FIFTY ABLE NEGRO MEN, for the
various departments OF labor at the CANNON HILL
MINES, in this county, under and above the ground
Our mining operations are not more dangerous
than ordinary occupations-cne singis life only
having been lost by accident in-that department
during the past eight years.
oc i5-ts JNO. j. WEgTH, Agent.
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HANIE.

HTANTFD "A gent'e1.an wshas 10 p-ncur,
wv BOARD and TODGISG for himssR and
family The latter consists of his vile and tyrf
children, sgsd resr. ctively and yea-s. with
female servant He wants two gaod szed roons,
which Re will furnish. For bosra lodging fuel
and lights, he Ia willing to pay SEQ per month.
Addrr ga Box sc. no S5ts
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u o Il E n t
= TWO
WAREHOUSES,
Fronting sn Cary and Deck streets.
po 1-6t GEO s. PALMER
ktEOS kENT-A large and comfortable private
RESIDENCE, in the town Of Charlottesville,
with the house and table FURNITURE, and sew
eral excellent ERVsNTS, If desired, can be rent
ed by suitable tenant.
Fer further informant m apply at this Office, or
10 the Postmaster g: Charlottesville.
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VET ETANTED-STORAGE have room il
w my warehouse, on the Dock, for about 500
terces strips, whence they be put on board
vessels or lighters free of charge. Insurance can
be effected at the lowest rates. 4. S. LEE
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Wv BpARD and lo}0iNI TOT btms~f 2DS
family The latter consists of his wife and tyrf
children, sgsd resf.e ctvely and yea-s with
female servant. He wants two gnol sZed roons 1,
which re will furnish. For bosra lodging fuel
and lights, he Ia willing to pay SEQ per month,
Addresa Box sc. no STts
WY ANTED-A secondhs md
wv f. N q NE
30 Err,
HORSE POWER
no5-a's HUNDLEY & CANOE. Bakers.
lNA N D-A vow,
To go with suttler, int, camp to assist in selling
goods, snd to make himself generally eful.
To take care Of and drive two borses Address
''W w. W" Dispatch Office. no 5-3&
w YOUNG LADY,
To work on nlu sion and Lace Goods, &c.
ILLINER.
APylv TO Mra KEANE. 2,5 Bread ST.,
no 5-1* Corner of ith st.
w SERVANTS WANTED
A WOMAN TO cook and wash anda
WOMAN 10 90 the house work.
Apply on Main street, between 81 an4 I'd. ht
hand side no5-3ts
w FEMALE OPERATOR,
Upon Sioat's Sewing Machine. Good wages ard
BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
no 5-3. lis and lis Main ST.
\" ANTED-SUBSTITUT TIES AND RE
wv CRUlTS.-I am in Immediate want of
four SUBSTITUTES and four RECRUITS, for
whom l will pay liberal prise.
RO. HILL, Governor street,
no 5--1tf Rear of Spence &, Gary.
VIZ TANTkD.-A god COOK, WASHER aud
w IRONER, in small family, (wbite pre-
f2rredo to whcm liberal wages viii be given
E. D. HITCHCOCK,
no 5-2t* No. 23 Main street
w ANTED-A good COOK, WASHER, AND
w IONER. Also, a sna'I BOY. M1t come
well rec com;nended Apply 9th St next door
TO the corner Of Marshall.
no 5-3t* r. J. WHITE.
w ANrED Owners for
Marked Muse & French" from w IL Muse. The
owners viii please call on G w. YAGER, at the
toll Office of the James River Canal Company pay
charges and take them away. no j-2,*
yyTANTED--A SCBSTITUTE-To serve in a
w Cavalry Company in the Army Of the Po-
tomac A liberal price viii be paid. kdtlr IS "A
B. at this office. 5-'t*
NJ CARPENTERS.
Aop'y to eaEEN S ALLEN,
no ITS Cor. Of Grace ard 7tt sts
VA ED-A SUBSTITUTE, for the
w Richmond Fayette Artillery, stationed st
Gloucester Point. For capahie OF doing mil.
tery duty the sum ri 80 will re given. hpply 20
JOHN q. Mc'JAB BE, Can. BELLS 10th street. for
further particulars. noi 3t*
yKTANTED-A coed HOSTi ER, to take
w charge of the horses attached to thA Steasa
Fire Engine. None need apply esq vel quail
| fled. LnWiS l.. BARNES,
Chief Engineer,
nod It's Richmond Fire h iGade
NAF AN,bD--A well FslRNtSHGD HOUSE,
wv for family Gf five grown persons (uo chill
dren) Address by letter, stating terms and loca-
| tion 10 room 95, Spotswc ID House.
no 4-:t&
AN A N T ED
w The highest price peid for
! on,.iy
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N1HrICE.-t'hs subscriber offers fer sale the
~ PLANTATION on which he resides, situated
directly the w. & NJ. Z. z near Florence, s.
g. The said Plantation contains neaT 800 acres OF
laad, $50 OF which is cleared AMI Under cultivation.
the rest is well tinbsred The location il healthy.
and tbs improvements excaent---a large dwelling
house, well finished with all necessary out5uId
tngs new fencings, gardens, orchards, sc.
ALSO-A PLANTATION s;tusted 10 the West
District of Tennessee in Madison county, about
three miles from the toyya of Jackson. This Plan
tation contains 2G0 acres Of prime lands, 600
cleared, $50 grown With clover On this place is
two-story iwoing-ho house and necessary out build
ings Two Gne springs, orchards, &c. For further
information, apply to the subscriber at Florence s.
G. foe l2-lm*l JOAN It. JAMES.
ENUR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on 18th
dwelling contains fourteen rooms two Of them very
large Wster ana gas have been carried into every
room On the 10 IS kitchen containing rocIns,
q large Stable erd Carriage House; II meat house
a2d other out houses. All the hcuses ere of brick
ard have been built within the last two years.
They ere all in thorough order The Location "a g
pleasant one il a good neighboEl ood ani convert
e0t TO the business portions of tEe city The whole
establishment was erected by the late Charles 3
Ill., for his family residence. For elegance auc
convenience, the premises cannot be surpassed by
any in the city Of Richmond. Persons il Tant OF
desirable residence, will Go well 10 examine this
On calling st the house, they will have the whole
premises shown to thsm. For terms, apply to
THOS. J. EVANS,
&C 8-ts Admir- of Ches. g. HILL decd
PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-A new
] and very comfortable woo DEN BUILDING
suitable for the accommodation az medium sizo6
family, on Gath, bstweou Clay and Leigh srreets
Church Biii wul ne sold lew cn application TO
"a e-2r s LEE
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TUST RE Ell Y D.
ft A full supply Of TEAS, bath black and green
Aiso--SOAP, CANDLES, PICKLES, and some
very old BRANDY and WHtSKEY, which we
ofer 20 cur friends, and the public generally, at
small profits
w. d. BLAIR & CO., cor sch and Main ga,
no S-Iw Richmond, Va.