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DIED.

DiEn. on the Slst July, AT TIE residence Of Lawrence
Trani, In King William County, CuAKLHS u. HILL in
the i2d year ofhis age. His funeral will take place from
his late residence. thi. Friday afternoon. n; { o'clock. Iii.
friends and friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
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Sfnn rEH-lHn

NOR the delivery 10 me Of IN carriage driver, BEVERLY.
u lie !. ~ years old, color black; six feet high; face
covered with short beard and moustachr; large eyebrows
and curling cyr.!ashts. lie probably travels In Il dark
grey, mixed sunmer'coat, or blue cloth, with brass buttons,
and carpet bag. lie says he has read Shakespeare, ard
may travel With Il forged pass, md shave of his beard
when he reads this. lie has relatives At DR.. Il. II. Stewlrt's,
In King George, and Mrs. DR.. Frank TaliIfcrrois, in Or.
ange, with whom he has been recently corresponding by
letter. Ills object being eT!deatly TO escape, he Is doubt
less lurking about the shore Of the Potomac, or makinrhi his
way Nor;hward, and may be abou, our encampm.n,s. The
above reward will be paid II caught over 80 miles from
Frede r~icksburg, otherwise $50.
1,,,,.t - fI nEptAnn
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

T OsT At MANAssA JUNCTION, on Wednesday, tie
~ 2i;h Of July, 1861. a large bundlr Of papers, for which
the above reward u offered.
They are mostly the title papers OF Philip OlterbacS 10
The White House trhrt II land in Fairfax county, which
cannot well be supplied. The other roril5n are pu:es, pay
able 10 Alfred Moss, rs trustee OF YIN. VI. %tinoding, AMI IN
| account Of sale. by him rs trustee. Also II pension ccTtih.
cate of Mrs Elizabeth Davis.
Any one finding the same will con!r. Il great favor by
sending them to the Post Master al Manassas Junction or to
the Subscriber, ei'hr. U: whom will settle the bill,
ALFRED MOSS,
IJ l., pufrfy r,,.t It.,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

DEAp.-Ws deeply regret to learn that Sc
cond Lieut. Willie Preston Mangun, Company
3, Of the Sixth N. G. Regiment, died On Tues
day Of the injuries received in the late battle at
Manassa. Lieut. Mangum was a son Of ex.
Senator Willie P. Mangum, of North Carolina,
and was u luan Of brilliant promise, and an Off
GER Of rare tact and ability. lie was only
saved from instant death by a bible in his
pocket, which broke the force of the ball.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
RLruNTED FOR TIE RICHMOND EsuGIRss
LouIsIana STATE Bank

NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-The Louisiana
State Bank on yesterday afternoon, declared a
dividend Of eight per cent, on the profits oil
the past six months, and retains, unapprcprla,
ted, u large surplus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

pEHsoNAI.-Mr. George Walton, Of Ports.
month, the inventor OF the Floating Battery TO
which We referred some time since, leaves this
city to-day for Itichmond. -.NorycM Day Book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

NlRGINlA raialin-, lIuraing and I.uhricaiins Coal
Ulla.
The Great Kanawha ard Virginia
COAL AND OIL COMPANIES,
consisting Of "Sative Clt;zcas OF our own State have ap-
pointed Us Agents for the sale CT their Justly celebrated
BURNING y LUBRICATISG COAL OILS:
The qualify Is warranted PURE and UNADULTERATED,
sS- We Invite the attention of Apothecaries aud Dealers
throughout the State TO our supply, which will he large.
and sold by Wholesale Only, at the lowest Factory prices.
GU0CII 4 ECllULS.
I,Iv ~ lint.
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EIEGD FoRTIFICATIoNs, &c.

New edition OF CAPT. BCCKH0LTzS INFANTRY CAMP
DUTY, FIELD FORTIrICAT10SS y COAST DEFENCE,
with plates, just published. Price, soc.
"Tlls u Il mere pock.t-6oGk Ia size, but Il Is crowded
with instruction fer military standardization gathered
and condemned from the great bulk Of works On military
science. 1t encloses grains Of wheat, threshed, Us il were,
out OF the great stsck-ls simple, convenient, and c0mprc.
hensive. Is is from the pen Of Capt. %Iucthol:z, Of thia
city, u gentleman who has seen service on the continent oil
Europe. and who Is An accomplished CHEER. '-RicAs,oud
Uispdtca. J. ". RANDOLPH.
New edition Of HARDEEtS TAOTlCI, two small
volumes, With pIales, - 50, or 81 IS by mail; and other
July o3
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The New Orleans "Delta," of the 25th inst,
says hat Dr.. Warren Stone, the eminent sur
geon Of that city, would leave in a few days
for Virginia, with a view OF rendering his in
valuable professional services to the Conieder-
ate army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

PAID Orr.-The Third Regiment Georgia
Volunteers, stationed near the Navy Yard, have
been paid oil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

BOARD WANTED-With two or three furnished
ID or unfurnished rooms, In u first class boarding hou: c
or private family, ny a gentleman and two ladies. The
location must be Within 10 minutes walk OF the i. u,
either north O. west. Address i. a., Enquirer oli:e.
Iuo D If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

'There Is no NCsh In mans cblurnte heart
lLloes not feel FOR man"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

TnE PEIrATEERSMEN.-Thc trial Of Captain
Baker and twelve Rcamcn OF the privatccr. Sa.
vanuah, at New York, has been postponed until
nrtnInr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
, pnnnr AMATfnN

y Ve
ENTuEREAS, from information received by the Execu.
w tive, the MERCHANTS X MECHANICS EASK Up
WHEELING aud the NORTIlWESrERS BANK uF HlR-
GlNIa, with the Offices of Discount: and Deposit Of each,
except the Branch OF the BANK OF
VIRGINIA at Jacksonville, hare sigen aid 10 the enemy
In every way In which their Influence could be e1ert.d or
their funds be employed, and have displayed hostility 10
the constituted authorities Of the Commonwealth Of Iir.
gInia by ~Lisloyary, and by recognizing the existence Of .
Government meteorological by our Constitution or laws:
Therefore, l, John Letcher, Governor OF the Common
wealth Of Virginia, do, by virtue Of authority vested il the
Executive, hereby prohibit the billa or notes OF either Of
said Banks, except those Of the Branch Of the NORTH
WESTERN BASK at Jacksonville, Ia T2zewell County,
from being received i'll payment OF any money due to the
State OF Virginia. The collecting oascer5 throughout the
Commonwealth arr required to take notice Of this prohl-
billion.
Given under my hand, u5 Governor, and under the Seal
49,, Of the ommon rsltl ht Richmond, this 18th dag
LIS. of July, 1861, and In the e!sAY'sixih year Of the
49, Commonwealth.
Jou; LETcHER.
By order Of the Governor
GEoaog ". MryFoHp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

OLD CAKoLISE-Another company has been
mustered into service from Caroline county,
under the Rev. Jnp. G. Parish as Captain. This
makes the 9th from glorious old Caroline. In this
connection We may say that Judge Ri. Cole.
man has given much in the way of aesiduous
labor-whilst his purse was open, too, in the
organization Of the military of Caroline The
Judge may we'll feel proud Of his people
Fredericksburg Herald.
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TIaE VOL rs N 4 al AND
DRILL, JOE

TIKI 3 VII II 4 L It II , VI Il " q LSE ISVU
DRILL BOOK.
VOL. IS SIC. 81 pp., Price $3.50. Compiled from the
l. latest and best authority, for the use Of Volunteers
and Militia Of the Confederate States, by
LIEUT.. COL. WM. II. RICHARDSON;
Graduate and formerly Assistan: Instructor Of Tactics
Virginia Military institute.
This valuable book is 4 liberal infringement of ~"lIardee'6
Tactics, i~nclud!ng the School Of the Battalion, and ins,rUc.
lions for SkirmIshers.
The Balance Step, and the Manual Of Arms for the Gus.
kei, being Introduced from Gilhanfs Manual also, the
forms OF pHradrs for reviews, Inspection, dress paradcS,
guard mounting, duties Of guards, duties OF captains In
camp and garrison, marches, camps, &c together with
soldiers rations and mode Of cooking, and 4 few impor-
taut sanitary suggestions 10 soldiers.
4. NORRIS, Publisher,
June eS-ctf o., Main Street, Richmond, VA.
4 N TORE AND TO ARRIVE, 5,uUG Gidea
l. good stomp aud damaged Leather, and the best brands
Of French oa!fsklns, which I will cell low for cash CT good
paper.
i,c1O pGi.s city msie DroSueB, Far CASH only.
n. DEVEREUX,
Sept l9-c.f No. 1872 Oary a..
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Soun. Mems. Christian Association,
RICHMOND, VA, JrLr ~, lSGl.
COMMUNICATIONS having been received by our Asso.
~ citation from various Individuals and Associations In
Charleston a:uI elsewhere, proposing to furnish supplies OF
provisions and clothing for the sick and wounded soldiers,
we have been appointed u committee for the reception and
distribution OF the SALE! supplies. Any contributions, whe-
Their money, clothing or provisions, Intended for the sol.
diers In the Confederate army. will be received by Us at our
jtpo: OH Main street, next door to the store Of Walter d.
Blair : Co and the same he distributed by us, In person,
Or through IN agcat appointed by US, upon acquisitions sign
cd by Il surgeon or other commissioned officer.
Tnr benevolent are assured that L favorable opportunity
will now be afforded for the Judicious distribution of such
articles as will be mos: acceptable 10 the SICK and wounded
soldiers.
Hours Of business 1T the depot from ., =. W., 10 8, 7. II.
Address n! packages TO
ARMY COMMITTEE, Y. ii. c.. A.,
CT Richmond
WM. p. MUNF0RD,I
JAS. I. BCRRESs, ~SComml.tee.
July Sl-n JAS. GORDON.
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a levy Of ten per cent upon the white popu-
latiou Of the eleven Seeded States--county
by county-would produce an army OF i've
hundred and fifty. eight thousand men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

At GREENWOOD DEPOT, ~ALBEMAEt.E COUNTY, VA,
TTIlE Sixth Season will open Tie isl Monday In Se;tem
E Der aud close OIL the 2Jth OF june.
TERMS $500 per session, 10 be pail oDr islf LIST Srr;cn
Der, one half lst February. WM. DlMRlDDLE.
Aug 2-llWcfS. PRINCIPAL.
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DAILY LISE-oN JAMES RIVER.

7E'0 Forts powhstan and jamestown, 6a1,y,nn
q Grove and Stone House Wharfs. The hL..1
Steamer CURTIS PECK, Captain JONI. GEL1tEtR
II. FREEMAN, will leave the wharf a. Rock-S-GI@NS
-t;s regularly, EVERY MORNING, except sundays, 1T g
o'clock, for the above places, and return same day, abou;
~ o'clock p. ~, touching at all Of the regular landings
gong and returning.
Passage 10 Grove or Stone House Wharf, s2.G9.
Meals eXtra-50 cts. each.
The CURTIS PECK will connect With n Ire ofC0hCHES,
running TO YORKTOWN, at the Grove Wharf, and through
tickets, 10 y Yorktown ard return, will be given on the boat
for IS, meals extra, 80 cents each.
July 20-tf X. 0. UASEINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

VANDALISM Mr.. Hiram Brewer, of the
Fairfax News" on r. visit to this place, has
Just received Information that when the Fede-
raj forces entered Fairfax Court House, they
proceeded to his Office, broke up his press, de.
stroyed his type, and committed other acts of
Vandalism only worthy Of such an enemy rs
we have engaged against US.
The houses OF Mr.. Moss, Mr.. Love, and 9TH
ers were visited, the furniture destroyed, and
general demolition visited upon the property
found.-FreIericks6urg Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02
THE L NE EER.S MANUAL AND
DRILL, @ O

Vol, 10 no., 3Ta Pages Price .l.5J.
COMPILED from the best AID latcs, authorities. for the
Volunteers and Militia Of the Confederate Stules, by
Liout. Col. William II. Richardson, Graduate, and formerly
assistant Instructor Of Tactics, Virginia Military lnssi'
tute.
This valuable book is 4 liberal Infringement Of Hsidrr's
Tactics, Including the School Of the Battalio- aud lnatruc-
lions for Shlrmlshers.
The Balance Step, and the Manual Of Arms for the Mni-
ket, being introduced from Gilham's Manual.
Also, the forms OF Parade for Reviews, Inspection. Dress
Parades, Guard Mounting, duties OF Guards, duties Of
Captains In Camp and Garrison. Marches. Camps &c, &c,
together With FOLDERS Rations, and mode @: cooking
them, and a fe. important sanitary suggestions TO soldiers.
A.. MORRIS, Publisher,
July "a o. Main Street, Richmond, Va. e
TALCINED PLASTEK.-N bb!s Cslelned Pas
June % FoMoND, DAVENPORT CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

MAYORS CorEr.-A. Rehm, for disturbing
the people in the neishborhoood in which he
lives, was yesterday required IN enter into
surety for 5000.
James Mcdonald was fined Sl5 for keeping
his barroom open after IL o'clock.
The other cases were unimportant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

TIE PETERSBURG LOCOMOTIVE,
CAR AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFAC TURING COMPANY,
HAVE purchased tho works lately owned by Criah
In Wells, uIe now prepared to receive and execute with
dispatch all orders that may he catrnsied TO them.
LOCONOTYFES, C.iRS,
sTATI0NAEY y PORTABLE ENGINES
Bolle:s 8, Car Whec'a and Axles. Tobacco Presses and Gene
raj Machinery nadn TO order.
Having u largo assortment Of Patterns. they are prepared
TO nl orders for Sill Work and Castings in General. Horse
poSers, Saw Nills, Wheat Fans, Corn sjrrIlers, flouGhs,
Cuitiva;ers and Agricultural 1npirmruts, will be found on
hand, or made up 10 order At short notice.
The Company trust that by the employment Of competent
workrcn. the use Of best materials, and prnmptncss III cx-
.cution, they vii! secure orders for a full shlru Of work In
their l;ur. Price. will he found ~ low rs those Of sh:ilar
establishments,
Address orders 10
JAS. p. SMITH,
Grnl Superintendent and Treasr,
Petersburg, Va.
Ro,'T. D. McItwArSE,
president. Aug 0-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
Rr SPECIAL NoTICE.-ordcrs for Fatigue
49, Caps promptly filled.
\ large supply Of Soft aud Straw Hats OH hand.
WIN. I. MOORE l. CO.,
Nav 13-tf 1U1 Dronu Street,
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By order OF the Governor
GEORGE W. MrSFonp.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth

ARKANSAS COTTON LANDS, PROTECT
ED ~ LErEES, AND NEAR Il MISSISSIPPI
RIVER, FOR SALE on ACCOMPANIES TERMS OR
ONE IiALF OF EACH TRACT IN EXC!I!H;GE FOR
HEGROES-TO WIT.
ENIRST TRaCT.-0t 500 acres, on Alligator Bayou.
Il three miles from Mississippi! river, back Of Walou {
BEND, In Crittenden county, below Memphis; 90u acr IS
draltncd.
SECOND TRACT 100 acres, on the line Of Railroad
from Gaines landing and back OF Bayou Bartholomew la
Drew county.
THIRD TRACT-3.O QUO acres on oldTowu Ridge and Inks
In Phillips county, two miles from Mississippi river, $50
acres i've year old deadcnlng.
FOURTH TRACT Il 900 acres On Old Town Ridge and
Lake, one mile from Mississippi river; @uU acres c!ea.cd,
400 acres deadencd six years, with all necessary buildings.
FIFTH TRACT, 800 acres on Old Town Ridge and Lake,
four miles from Mississippi river; iyU acres In high state or
cultivation. i0u acres old dcadenins, with No. | Dwelling
and Plantation buildings.
Persons desiring more Information will please address
GEO. W. JOHNSON, 1t Georgetown, Ky; v. '. JOHNSON,
at Louisville, ky.;, Mr.. LEWIS CaSrLEIAS, at Crttendcn
county, Ark and Mr.. J. !. MATTHEWS, at Drew couR,y,
Ark. GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
f,,. SE-,aI,o " U ITtNS0S
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ELfSTO OUR FEilEN DS.-Msny Of our
49, clerks being n military service, our friends
will greatly oblige Is II they will call a, our Office imucJl.
a;ely and settle ,f<!r ascounss without further applica.
ton.
July II WATKlS ( FICKLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

p III; d NJ ENSTHTUTE, CHAR
L0TTEavILLE, VA,
r5ISS A. LEAT0S, Principal. The Eighth Annual SEES.
IXl sion Of this School begins OH the first .i0nlay in Sep.
iember next, and closes durag the latter part Of the fl.
lowing June. For particulars apply t" the Principal.
July 25-ctlst Oct.
INlyE NEW MILITARY WUISIiS.-J. ".
L RANDOLPH, l3l MUia Street, has Just published
Roberts Hand Book OF Artillery, 75c.
Cooking by Troops, in camp and hospital, with Taking
Food and What Food, by Florence Nightingale, 30.
Instructions for Cavalry on Out Post Dnty, dNc.
BucllIo,z's Infantry Camp DUTY, Field FortiLcalions,
&c new edition, jQc.
New slap OF Virginia for pocket, ia. July ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02
The Washington "Star' Of Tuesday las

t"S '"N''SN' 10y
says:
The scene on all the roads leading to the
Long Bridge yesterday begsars description
Artillery and infantry we're Struggling along
in the creates: confusion, the men completely
broken down for want Of food and sleep, and
by the fa:isues Of i long march. Regiments
ard companies were mixed in extricablQ con-
fusion in mos; cases; but occasionally q column
Of one, two, three or four regiments would
come along in perfect order. Stragglers were
stopped in Fort Runyon Gnr some time, and at
that point the scene was painful.
Tho men came in iaded and tired, and sitting
or lying down in the pelting rain, only protect.
ed by blankets or o~ilcloths, were fast asleep in
a momert after assuming 4 recumbent position.
Many Of the officers and artillerymen would
fall asleep on their horses. The want Of food
was almost forgotten. although many of them
had been fasting for twenty-four hours. Lieut..
Watson, Of the commiSsary department, dis.
tributcd a large quantity Of provisions from
tho storchouse at Fort Runyon TO The lamished
troops throughout the day.
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From Gen. Wisc's Command.

4 bearer Of dispatches for the War Depart
ment from Gen. Wise's command, in the Ks.
nawha Valley, reports that Gen. Wise had
evacuated Charleston six hours in advance OF
its occupation by Gen. Cox, with between If,
teen and twenty thousand Federal troops
Oar force numbered about 3 $500 men, and re,
treated in good order, saving all its stores,
equipagc and ordnance. Gen. Wise fell back
in the direction Of Lewisburg, burning the
bridge over the Gauley river. He had ur'
doub.edly made good his retreat. and eluded
the pursuit Of the enemy. He will occupy one
Of the strong mountain passes a few miles be
yond the river, where he will await the arrival
Of reiniurce,nents.- LynchJury Republican,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

HoMEwARp-BorSD TRoops.-Three regiments
Of Pennsylvania troops yesterday PASSED
through this city on their return home. The
first one was the 4th, which arrived during the
early part Of the morning. At a later hour
the LIST regiment arrived. A portion of this
regiment had already gone home In the af.
%ternoon, the 18th regiment, Col: Patterson,
also passe:! through. They carried with them
an old cannon, which they STATED thev cap.
tured at Charlrstown, va 1t will probably be
recollected by persons who visited Charlestown,
during the John Brown raid, as having been
lying on the ground beside the Court House
in that town, and there it has been ever since,
until this regiment Iook t-NrAtmore Err
cI0nGe
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II I POKTAET AMI UiBEE a
q MILITARY BOOKS "a
" WEST @ "STON' -.
PUBLISHERS,
BOOKSELLERS,

H WEST :.
PUBLISHERS,
BOOKSELLERS,
y S~TATlO%ERS,
l+5 MAlS STREET.
HFrEN for sale this day, new and Iars- supplies Of the
~ following valuable Military liouts:
An Elementary Treatise on ADV. It Guard, Outpost
md Detached Service Of Troops, anu . = manner OF Post.
Ing and Handling them Ia the preset, : 4 IN Enemy. In
tended as a Supplement 10 the Syste". ii Tactics by u. II.
MHhau. 81.
Hardee's Tactics, complete In 9 W.. $2.5A. This |, tie
only complete edition TO be had.
The Volunteers Manual. by Ii CT. Vim. II. Richard
son. 4l.A.
School Of the Glldes; Or thr PRACTICAL soldier With
plates. II.
The Science OF War. IJc.
Confederate States Army Rrgulai 81 ~, complete. Si.50
The Volunteers Hand Book, BY Capt James X. Lee, OF
the First Regiment Vlrglpis Volunteers. SOC.
Map Of virginia, showing all the Important poln!. In the
State. IS.
n. B.-ws have In press, and s.Il issue by The sIh or
July:
FIRST.
Manual Of Instruction for the Volunteers anil Militia Of
the Confederate States, BIZ YIN. GiiIm, Instructor o.; Tao.
tls and Commsndaut of Cadets Virginia Military Ir5ti-
tute.
SECOND.
Instruction for Field Artillery. Extracted from Glilam'5
Manual TO Volunteers and Militia.
THIRD.
Captain Carey, lsayv. It Exercise and Sairmister's
Drill. New edition. Profusely illustrated.
ERr Orders, to receive early and rrorap, attention,
should he addressed to
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers, 1IG Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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ENQUIRER BOOK AND JOB
Printing Office.

We lave added 70 our newspaper establish
men; Il lr" ard romnlctc JOB PRINTING
OFFICE, and are now prepared to execute
EVERY eEScIsInEIoN ou
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
AT SHORT NOTICE, On THE MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
We have IN our employ some Of the best
Printers in the State, and will warrant all our
work in every respect,
EQUAL TO ANY, NO MATTER WHERE
EXECUTED.
Determined to give satisfaction, and fully
assured Of our ability TO do so, sc respectfully
ask q shar: Of public patronage.
Orders left at the counting room Of the En-
QuIREH, or at our JOB Printing Establishment,
on llth street, opposite the AMERICAN HOTEL,
will receive prompt attention.
TYLER, WISE Il ALLEGRO,
Editors Of Enquirer.
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.SUPP9RTING TIE SOUT

H~SUPP0ItTlNG IA SOCTH.-Apart
sS~ from all political differences, such as are now
agitaiiig the two sections Of the country, the South should
support her own schools and colleges, her own nHinlac-
lures, her own mechanics, aud above all, her own meulci-
nal preparations when skillfully concucted, ind for the rea-
son that Southern physicians, chemists and pharmaceutis!s
understand the Diseases Of ihs Southern climate far better
Than scirnlihG laen Of a different latitude possibly can, and
should, therefore, be The better prepared TO prescribe rem.
edirs. Nearly a quarter oil q century ago, a student oil
marked distinction In Virginia, discovered. after great Ia
Dor, m uuiaiinS rrinedy for DYSPEPSIA, DlARRdGa,
and utler Diseases Of the stomach aud bowels, and, after
testing It's efficacy IL hundreds OF Cases, with the most COM
plrte SUCCESS, determined 10 give II 10 the world, under the
name OF BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS. At his death the
recipe passed into the hands OF the present rroprhrtor-and
for the past twelve years, despite the efforts Of Tuacks 10
supercr1e IL, for truth Is MS impossible TO he Soilrd by any
outward touch ~ the sunbegn, IL has been steadily work.
inn its way into public favor, restoring the careworn ard
cnnc!ated ~Dyspeptic TO health and vigor, rcjuvenatins the
premature Old fun Indig"s;ion, strengthening the weak
and ~enfeebIed, und disprling from hundreds Of families
The use Of those poisonous, minerals, which, al one time
were administered with deadly effect for every malady.-
North or South, East or Vest, these Bitters have no equal
az \ tonic, are entirely harmless 20 all ages and sexes, and
will prove beneficial in every condition OF life.
To be had Of all Druggists In the city OF Richmond and
elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina. Also, CT Chas.
Sro,i, Washington, ID. c. Cauley, G!lpIn & Co., Baltimore.
~ Orders filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
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