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SHOES, HATS Ae.


UST RECEITED-
81 A 1T of Ladies and Misses SHOES. II al
sorts.
ALSO-A nice iat of BOOTS and SHOES, for
gentlema i snd toys wear,
Wkie,, vii, be offr-e at very able price, at
M. 100 Broad treet b. tive II .st rest and Bios
Avenue. JOS. COLDS HIiE,
oc 2,~-ftk Next d. or 10 Felix Natht VS. r q,
OR SALE-ia0 pairs OF tiitieuvns SIlo-
r Pc X 5 wear easy and 80 pairs OF fine
BROGUES.
Aiso iirkirs of fresh Mountain III rTER; 10
bbis. supefio ior old Eye WHISEtY; sns | box OF
5. perb Muscat VINE. L.. POWERS,
60 Venable and Mosb, s. reefs,
nc 2l--6A 7 MON Itil
Sy yPECIAL NOTWITHSTANDING TO the impossibty
- of procuring supplies except for cash, my ssles
hereafter will he for cash only, excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
in the months Of January snd July. ~
JOHN G. PAGE JR.,
my II az Main st
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Mr. RCsssLL.--We observe that the noto-
rious correspondent Of the London Times ex-
presses the opinion that the North can easily
subjngate the South if she pnts forth her
strength. Mr.. RcssELL's letters from the
United States thus far have not been Of
character to give weight to his opinions on
any subject connected with American affairs
He is a superficial observer, aud has not tue
faintest comprehension of men and things on
this continent His bittex preiudices against
the South were sufficiently shown in one or
two Of his letters written not long before the
battle OF the 2lst OF July. and his disposition
10 deery aud ridienls ths North In several lot.
tara written soon aiaer that dsts IN biz Isttst
describing that batlls, hs WIS sSidensly VI
opinion thse the prospect ofshs Nossh tof over.
ranntng ths South wss rather bias, Md We
shall nos b sarprssd month hsnss y hsst
that 10 has Milan bssk 70 bis former pod.
tjoa,
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lHELIGiBtLfTY OF OFFICERS OF THE ARMY
FOR CoNGREss.-As our readers have seen, by
a card in our advertising columns, Col G. W
RANDOLPH has withdrawn his acceptance Of
an invitation to become "a candidate for the
Honse of Representatives, having. upon ex-
animation of the permanent Constitution Of
the Confederate States, come 10 the conclusion
that it does net permit eticers of the army TO
sit III Congress. The provision Of the Consti-
tuition which he quotes is as follows:-' No
person holding any office under the Coniede.
rate States, shall be member of either House
during his continuance in office This is Ger
tanly as explicit las it well can be. Col. RAN
DoLpH observes that, although commissioned
by the Governor of Virginia, yet he is in the
service of the Confederate States, and there
fore within the spirit. if not the letter, of the
above prohibition. The delicate sense of hon
or, and the sound Judgment which die
tated this conclusion, are what we might ex
pect from one who is as true soldier Vir
ginia has in her camps, and as able Il statesman
as adorns her councils.
This decision of Mr. RANDOLPH, an eminent
jurist, against his own eligibility to Congress,
will probably suggest 10 other military officers
who have been named in conneSion with that
position, and who, like Mr.. RANDOLPH, have
had no opportunity heretofore of examining
the permanent Constitution, to withdraw their
names from the canvass, or resign their COM
missions in the army.
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TIE HUNTING SEAsoN.-The public mind
is so much occupied with the war that it has
20 thought for the partridges. The huntsmen,
too, have all gone oil TO fire at the enemy,
who seem to be as hard to bring down on the
wing as the birds, if we may judge from the
Bull Run races Ii there should be another
fight in that direction shortly, by-the-by, we
hope General JOHNSTON will have pack Of
greyhoullds ready. 1t is the only way to catch
n Yankee
But, as we were saying, huntsmen are
scarce, and shot sells very high; SO the birds
are likely TO be little disturbed this season.
So it is very i'll wind that blows nobody any
good. We hear, however, of few, above the
age for military service, who are getting ready
to take the field, not OF Mars, but of Diana.
The birds, we learn, are very small, and we
hope they will not be disturbed until they get
older and the weather gets colder. A par
fridge ought not TO be shot before the first day
of November.
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{VANTED-To REN T. Four DWEL1,ING,

Il. hEGS.
~ ANfED--To REN -Four DWEL LING.
" HOUSES. ior good AMI responsible ten
f,s mi pu cha ers for two small and neat
LING HOUSES
-, 80 haa ~ kCHAsERS for Fruit Trees, Grape
=. ana Strawberry Vines, of choicest and most
.aso, N KINGS raised by Mr.. Jas Via, near RicE
s,, HIKE, arst rate Cclored NURSE, for
Com. 'sin'iy. LEWIS HILL,
grs.. soh and General Intelligence Office, llth
In" = uesr POST Office. ee To- do cwl,y
w ANI kD-W WANTED.--Any Of the follow
ns,', 'is ha'ned articles are wanted by the Ord
As,. department Confederate States, and per.
liets s ihssi, even in small guam ;ifies are NO.
cat :. ~ s'aa th'in by EXPRESS. with bllis made
p'lees, 10 ei her Mount Vernon Arsenal,
@4k j. l.. White; Augusta Ars nal, Capt
C,5s ..' Charleston Arsenal, Captain T.. l..
fssaaa ~ ., ODnisieraie States Laboratory, Rich
tsar - hsi'ysng the Department, Of the ship
LEAD l,.n pig or scrap.
I'm. block or sieet.
nAks III or TOW.
Sffkia ACID.
pkUCIRLsk,
SHEET IRON
eHEEf BRASS.
a.r hPkLTkR
'TaseaI VIII be tssde ON deIiyerv
J.90RQAD,
nSrsrs II, Col Chief Ut Ordnance.
lssi,ss.H sHe nessieslua Mareafy, Auxasta Gonssitu.
tsss AAssI y Aoeie AdysrtiseE. Aoni9onsyy Aeyef.
cords, @lsisaEtviiie kseordsr rs4desiek sbass ~.
sss wt e,;sfspiisg Expssss LyBshbure Rspublt
..s@asksoH bsceedsr. TsjlsksSsss flayIdfeu
s4a s ~ taeesgial sentiusl, Richmond NM
ssrt;.@..s @ Lsssaiasr. will copy The sb6ye ~
had 49, Iof Two wssks. b dsily, trI-wsehly,
sass ssAy papers, skld forward bills 70 9noaiFse
"'s ''f sssiisG.sai. - IilxE
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NANT~.

(KTANTED-A yeung GENTLEMAN eg
w military sdaeation, 10 giv,, instsn tor 10
Tactics and Mathematics, in Flor,ncs Wcsle, an
University. Apply to &. r. RIttF.
eecy of the Board Of Trustees,
1s-;.k Etoraneo
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Alrhmon0 Dispatrb.
MORNING. 49,. .OyT ~
TEENS or TEE DISPATCH.

sountar and from the regular carriers of the
ity. Per snnuna, IS; six months, q; shre.
acnths, &! rs.
SssI- WEsxLr.--a per anrum,
NsrxLy sc yer annum
Seither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly papsr
III he sent for less taYYn than twelve
ssf,sths
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-SERYANTS- q r.snecTl

WANTED = SERVANTS. a respectable
w coi3rea Woman a. Cos K. W ASHt.h and
H.uAER, 70 small family; G!so, Woman with.
c25 eae nos anee, s. NURSE aDi HOUSE 81 r
f'NI by tie month, or for the balance OF -he
Seaf II suea may b. well 1ecGErnende-,, a
god home - offered MRs. K g. HALL,
oc '--i = 18TH St, bet Br ad and Marshall,
w ANrED-TO HIRE good COOK
" A.so. DINING ROOM SERVANT.
atry a. HsggoLer ii A Archei's TO
oe lt-6,@ j B. McCLEI.LAND.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LOST. aTRAlElp. aks.

I t'Sf-At the Exchange .sotel last night. nv
L MEMORANDUM BOOK containing q few
papers of value to me, and useless 10 tie fiad.r
suitable reward wili be given fr their delivery t.
me or to the ON 9 Of the Exchaage Hotel
.i--.t~ BI.AEEy
T OST OR STOLkN-At sanas.a or Fai,
i fax Station. u Blk. married Lieut. Ed
doSD BossIfUx Cows NJ. Guard eontainir q
Stirfs. with his name marked on them q whit
Wcies Robe. 6ut little worn; Hdkfs., Socks, Necs.
ties, and great msny other articles: one Bund e,
ma ked Tor jos Cole :; one do. for ia. Harris. I.
Al Indignation concerning the Box will be thank
fully received, and liberal I'd ps1 fe- il
eovery OF any ibforIna ion which ign l. nd 10 II
LIFpT. Z. BOSSiEUX
Gov VI Guard,
o" ~ .it* 4th Regiment Xfrci ia ayal-y
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~ AETED-A SUBSTITUTE + wish to
" II "a u SUB T.Tb II. or Capt Dances
Company. fe.'li now until l5sh Say ne xt for hiet
fl,' pAy tar piice Apply at HIRAM CAR
NELL : r'silrnce, On IL Plsuk- Road corner OF
LtIN Al. 81 \ de . II OF lI-hr~
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IL ANTEll- - the Carb-n tiill Miles, IN Tins
W coaniy, y 10 ~ able METRO MEN, IRON
~ country Ihey viii be emi ioyed by thf
Gan;h .nt if 'Iey prove - be- good hands, will be
tired da ilg the waT. u ri.e pr fer it Also
+. t-ra'e CARPENTER. for the balance of the
y-Br, and good sthit- MINERS, AZ liberal wages
o. IND ] MFRTfI Acan,
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MIRACULOUS EscArE FROM SrARyArIoH-
4 Man Taree Dass ~ n THmp.--Ihe Mem pEiS
drg@s publishes the following interesting
uclt il relation to tn dis appearance Tor three
q Us OF "A mn who was afterwards found in
the stump OF a tree, and Rescued from his un.
comfort bic Imprisonment:
We have just learned of a miraculous es-
cape from starye ton, of a young gentleman
residing in Ltuderdale county, Tenn. near
Haies Point The facts are these:
Last week he was out hunting in a large
bottom in the neigh borhood, and he observed
wild goose fly out of a large cypress stump,
which was some twenty feet high. His
knowledge of the habits of these geese led
him to believe that the goose had nest in
the stump. On the outside Of the stump We're
q number of vines, which he pulled up to
peep in and get possession of the eggs. After
he had succeeded i'll gaining the top of the
stump, he discovered a large number of eggs
some six or eight feet down inside. The nest, =
he supposed, was firm foundatic ion, and
he accordingly let himself dowB inside, but
when he struck the substance on which the
nest was built, he discovered that the nest had
no foundation, and soon found himself sink
ng to the bottom of the tree.
The in ide OF the tree was rotten and would
not bear his weight. Now, he WIS in a di-
lernma; five miles from any habtation, in
side of stump twenty feet high, with no
prospect of assistance, with nothing 10 sub
sist on but the goose eggs, he scream ed and
yelled until he was nearly exhausted 40 oGe
coming within herring distance. On the
third day after his incarceration TWO gentle
men We're out hunting and came Wi,iin hear
ing distance. They were very much fright
ened at hearing Il man groaning inside Of the
stump. aud for some time they could not re-
ccnciie themselves to what il meant; but,
having learned that the gentleman had been
missing from horne for several days. they
were soon satisfied that it was no ghost inside
the tree They procured axes, and soon the
prisoner was liberated. He swears be will
never attempt to rob goose nest situated as
u "a ga
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,E ANTFD-PROFEsSOR HfP-A Virgins
gsatiPu1n an A. 3. OF first honor in q South
College CT high grade, tvho Is qualified teach
IA saih, Latin, g reek, German, French aai Msthe
mstics l-sires n situation n SONS College Femei.
Seminary, or other Institution OF learning IF he.
ce-sary the best of testimonials can be produced
uta respecf to moral character, &c
tor uriAeT information. stating location, terms
N1., stdress "BETA." Gold Hill P. o., Buekina
han county We So t6--ts
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RUNAWAYA.


sREwARD. .Rsaa~ay
III To- THE subscriber, ueag. ". w mir e: sa on
me %Nh @ os sep'rsabsr = last, JESSE, FLEMIN0,
Jsase. Was rails a by gahp Rostwright. de eas d.
sear Mount Zion Chm ch. Bs-kii, efari eotsnfy. IL
copper col red ulnlatto. with " ally hair. coed
teeth. and shnt u ysass cid ]. s-e d Iaeiss aixh;
wore a coed brow woot hat and gray cishes.
FieHi.g ~ 2 years oid; a5ou ) feet high bro~u
eeiaplexsen high forehead; under lip eur,ea had
variety Of clothing end a nsir % boe,s wih ron-
plated heels Both OF the asove are verv nfass.
John is II yea oil: fuli ; fest high; DARK brown
eonpiexiar; wore q shsvps-gray coat and black
ID met pants. Not art. Al were long hs,r
rh- above reward viii be gwen for 'l,- de-
livery to me Or security in isi! e tss. s. ,.n
oe 5-iaw4w
IAN aY-i rosn tfv farm, Of The a. b.yI Il er
II, p AEt,Rb VI m. narn-d AIS TIN albert Hyo
Ger ten inches nigh b aeh. full lipped fellow ts
probably III king about ;.e eau:js. Tie usual
LDW'., McONN!LL.
oc i9-5.s sifcLe s Tyl.r's.
DANAWAY--Frcm tie subscri.,.r On 'undsy
II nj h: last NEGRO Btff. na,ned JAMES
BAEBOUk,but generally called LINK. said Boy
Is of gingerbread Color fu, heat Of hair shout ave
feet eight or Gne inches hish ws nty eight shiy.
~ years Of sza ard Ii good cook aid tiyberaa,l.
Jim has a wifi At Henry Cox's. in Hers,co county.
lie may be lurking about that reighbnrh. cd; or
nay, by representing himself 10 be free. hsve oh
tsined empioyTen. as 6i,r scsok. Twill give
reward OF .2S for bis retura 10 ia HsnYico, or
il confined in the jail az sha. eouny
oe is-,. sLsFRr AKIN
ItUN A W Y-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
IL WARD unsway, Oh tie 5th o. August,
ny aEG4., WOMAN. named Betty; ahuni u
ear or, five feet four inches high black. " 20
vas hired TO Joseph Davis 81 Brogd srett She
has q mark tie face ir coma Guene- uf fnus-
a plaster she had on. which place Is darker -
she bar children iii Cumb rian1 cou.t. y hers
Bought Aer of Mr.. J. n. Price. She is probably
this city. or has made h.r way 10 Mr. Prices ]
will give the above rew ard, if delivered here
II iocged in ,si In th. coanty ar cry
oc = inz JOSEPH STEM.
- UNA AWAY Ran away iron the Losl Mines,
Ia, ia Orsnge county, on the 18th Of this month.
ny boy, FREDERICK. Said boy ia u bright
iaIto, stort built, shout 2, years Of age; hes =
downward look when spoken to about feet
inches high will give reward Of &25 for the So
curing OF him IL LcmpkiEs lsil. 70 that get hira
sgs:n GEORGE w. PARKER,
2l-lp& Tsi. af " iya =. Ta
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MllL.lNER n

VI A/AAA4V A<DA y SASSNDn1tss
AvEW FALL AND WINTER MILL.
~ merry GOODS.
afs. DEMELMAN il receiving, via New Or
leans fresh supply Of we!i-selee;ed
MfLL[ [NERY GOODS
o.! every description
Che viii be pleased to W at upon her customers
In the city aud from the corntry, al her store,
Main -treet, between 9TH and lsth where the --latest
styles of
rnay be had ON reasonable terms fur cash.
WANTED-Two MILl.INERS. Ako, two
yonn4; adies to learn the MILLINERY BUS1-
NES: or Inns
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w n Z D-WOOD CUTTERS. - ,ye
w vii hire lty WOOD CUTTERS. al fifty
ceir- per cord TO ct woo1sope to - about three
l'lr' ab9 e Ri,hMond 4 20 foEr miles below
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JOHN A. HErTCHESON,
oc Its ALEX b. HUTCH ESON

w ANTED-A mum er of MEN familiar with
" the InSnu'ac ure # GUNPoWDk.R. Also,
Che competent as a Foreman. To such, literal
wage 4ld constant work will Ne givea. Apply al
o1'e 10 Cap q. MINOR,
&C lT-2w Naval Bureau IF Ordnance. &c.
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IA AhIbD-fouI aBie-Doo.ed coiored Mt.N, u.
W 73r& road Al Junction Hanover eouDty.
Apply g' SaPernTeudeuts Office Richmond rred
ericksourg and Fat"TDay Railroad Company.
~ 3--ts
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the slain at Minassi, has been sent to an ex-
change for publication. Every assurance is
81 ven that 1t is genuine:
PRovipGscE, RHODE ISLAND,
Jnly 9Th, 1861.
Dear George. Yours of the Sd Instant came to
hand 10 day, which found me enloying health,
ana at once revived and raised for you my
heartfelt passion to a coDsidera BILE extent
And glad am to hear that yos-r regiment have
got in the land Of the rebels and are well and
ready to drive them from the soil of liberty
and love. Mrs. Ribburn receiv "a letter from
her husband, the Captain of the Rhode Island
Artillery, that he woula play Yankee Doodle
on The rebels at Bull Run on the 3lst of this
month, and am told that on the 2sth Of the
same month you are to have a grand bali III
Richmond, with JEFF. Davis and Beauregard,
assisted by many of the Southern girls as
walters.
Dear George, await in anxious for yopr
return. that our bargain may be closed; as
for living single, I am tired OF it. Mother is
very willing for the match; for she says il
you live President Lincoln will give all the
soldiers farm and negroes 10 work ii, for
have got much, aud therefore you are rot TO
disappoint me, and IL YOU want Mary CLARK
which understand you asked her to have
you! hope you will be taken prisonsr and
kept there forever. am thinking Of you all
the timo and dreaming at night; hut Dreams
do go by coatraries. Sometimes dream of
being at fishing frolics, but, alas awake dis
appointsd-though In hope it will not always
be 90.
. snsssppointmsat siaks tho heart ss mankInd,s
But alsnswsl Qs hope give sonssla,loa.'
The above tsnaspeeisaoa Is taken frum oas
sf yuus lettsfs that yua Wyuts u jans White
10 1855, when Jubw Stnith Scut Yo0 uut And
married her u cid Nilly Dottsls, thjch mHAe
ycu as mad a. hen h6tW9nse4 - ~ 6Bsttae
water tos it. Hat stisk . ne SD woas DE-
csivs you. Nothing further. dear 0sofSs, bat
yosr rsal adnairsrr Es4A WskSox.
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Sapttsf t6'lees. o" h-fw"
UYANTED Il wish t, hire for the en- ing
wv year during the war, IS The owners msy
prefer, FIFTY ABLE NEGRO MEN. for ia.
various departments Of labor at the CARBoN sii
MINES, ia this county urd r and above the grounl
Our mining operations are not more etns rous
han ord nary occupatnns-oue single life only
avinE been Lost by accidcn' in that department
iuring the pest eight years
oc i5-ts JSO. WEIrH. Agent.
IH-ANTED-TO FILL VACANCIES IN A
w VOLUNTEER Mui NTED CORPS NOW
N SERviCE.-A few aoie-bodie' ae.ivr, willing
MEN, will be received a RECRUITS, 10 Eli va
aancies in Captain Caskies company Of Mounted
2ar gers, Wise Legion
Those desirnus Of attaching tlIer VS. to th s
corps, will report Immediately To Rec nit ng Serg'
yANHoRN, at Sc ads Eall. Broad street, between
the hours Of 10 A NJ and p. NJ.
BY order of Capt ROBERT CAsKIE
oc ie-6t 8. NANiirRN II Ser9't
NTANTED-A CANVASSER. tor the city
w of Richmond. In procure subscriber 70 =
irst class Southern literary paper--fhs Field and
Ffresids published at Augusta, Ga. by JAMES
GARDNrR. Persons desirous of engaging in such
an undertaking will furnish tn ir address with tes
'imonials Of capacity and pun etueity Address,
FIELD AND FItESIDE."
&C 1875 Dispa' eli Office.
u ANTED-To rent, a HOffs F., containing 6
or rooms, located within - or : minu'e 'es'
walk OF the Post Office Address, &c It. c. p0x
.0ic, post-F flee, stat t-rrs, Sc. family de-
string To break up housekeeping, can procure a
2 od tenant and BOARD If de ir d, by add ess'g
tre above Oc l9-3'H
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FROM MECKLENBUHG.

The Lai;es Horis1 Ia,cresf;ag 7ableaar Eeaiji
f'os for the Benefit Of ahe Stea Soidiers- Raj
road Meesia1, A~:.
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N n L r ID II wisE A@4uieG ~ a..
w GROES. taore or less. 10 put plrnta
ion fully improved 20 grow cotton. propose q
eher 10 hire divi6e the crop with the patty fur
nishing the Negroes, es may De agreed upon. Ad
iress b BLAKE,
Vicks5uyg, Mis-.
Refer TO G. T. Workman & Co, Ric,uaond
Payne Huntington & Co., New Orleans.
oc a-5m
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IL ANIED-A god NURSE, white or CO.
" i'ted. Apply al .ny residcI,ee, on 27th, be-
tween Broad and Marshall SITS. i ; LEE.
I1-9u
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Thrse good
wa H ERW o MEN
sre wanted Immediately at the Louisiana Hospi'si,
papt;at t'oj]ece. i6-lwa
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KyTANTEp-A NURSE.--A neat aud tidy
W COLORED GIRL may hear of q good home
A. Nurse. il n sglis, ss4aily She must be with
fui aay e1cumb.an and well recommended. Ap
i,v early. at EZEiSIEL'S Al Main ST.,
:. J}--.4 k2ile~f,s old stand
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Prtiilisss shOWH 70 th-In. FCr ternis, Apply 70
THOS. j. EVANS,
&C Sta Admir- OF Chas. Is. HILL decd.

DRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE--A ney.
L and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING,
suitable for TIE accommodation Of medium sizea
family, ON a4th, between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Hill will be sold low application to
s@ 6-2D A. q LEE
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OFFICE OF L. Il. sUk1 4 co,
lSDER Sr. CHARLss HOTEL. !
ANTED-tIDlD AND SILVER COIN,
nv FIR which the highest rate Of premium will
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! OR RENT-ihe large anI elegant TENhi-
7 MEM Gary street. adjoining the Bank of
Richmond Il is admirably al ,ptef to a store and
counting room for commission merchants. Apply
to Inc III (t.tDnIN A APPGRNON
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THOMAS b. REEFS,


y, Recruiting Sergeant.
,t ,''-AoficE Mem bers tf the s. Regiment in
- "a - without iurloughs, viii report immediately
- N, n uu,pc
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VhTANTEp-3y youug irginia lady sii
" uatipn II s private family as TEACHER oi
-. usual Eaelisa bran hes. and the rudimsnts OF
trench and sus,c Reference given and required
Aja7t.s. TEACHER Arlington Depot, Nelson
fs5n:v Va oe 2-lms
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IA AN tED.-A gentleman, u, SAiee ye.rs
w experience in TEACHING desires FAM
lily SCHOOL III the city, or in adjacent COIN
y. Testimonials IS to character aud scholarship
will be produced. Thorough instruction ir Latin,
Greek, and French also all Of the branches usually
aught III classical schools. Address
y. W BAGRY,
Sc 2-lnt Richmond p. O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
JOHN F. GREEN,

NOR RENT-THE ARLINGTON HOUSE
II FOR RENT, AND FURNITURE FOR
SALE.-Tbe subscriber wishing to retire from the
business. viii sell the Furniture and Kew of this
fashionable first class bairdin e. House nov in hig
repute To wishing embark il, the bas,i ess
rare oppor' unity Is offered, the House and
furniture oeng in ir t-ratc c0n1it.on t'or terms
apply 70 WILLIAM McCREERY,
oc to-itF Pro.ri41or
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w WASHERWOME.N \
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FOX LOCAL PURPOSES

HUNDRED MEN,
y s13 are not capable Of performing service in the
s se.o yet are able TO perform duty in the city
@ VOC n'e' apply who are capable of field service,
"a s,ei references viii be required az TO chsrac
f Apply st the office, corner o: Broad and 9tb
sEe-'S- JOHN II. WINDER,
0c 4--ts pr;rad;.r Ca,ara,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

Y!TANTEN-PIT II A d S The Midio.
" Than Mining Company will pay iioe
rs. lrices Tor 81. 4-bodied NEGRO MEN to work in
tlaF aineS the balance Of the wear. Apply al
ther flee corner Of Main and llth streets second
foo, or =. the mines
cr Is mo O. STkNARD Sac,v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

tt AAFED-fIFTY RECRUITS FOR THE
~ First REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
~. ,.f-hhS--Persona wishing to ioin this Regi
- W. nsve th. privilege of selecting the Com
~ ev desire 20 be attached TO- and will he far
'1-ea " u good uniforms AID aecoutrements free
g caafge
n, "" afiler paFriculara, Apply at tho Rendezvous
h. Urn urn ''ieet oetvveen Man sac Cary, next door
-, etsW.ofds Saloon. Office hours from = A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

IL ANIED-For the balance of the year. ten
w NEGROES, for Cutting Cord Wood in tt.is
county. ,oc i--,s JND. J WERTH, Agent.
!. ANTED-BLaCkSMITH .tgood sboers
~ The h:gheG: wages paid Apply 10
W. s. WOOD, A. q. NJ,
srb-ts Bacon Quarter Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

" IMMEDIATELY
Three or four c2ch
GOAT AND
PANTALCON
MA KER 8
COON wOREMES.