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The Oroseds .eho eonyregatc ct The D-pof
are implored by every consideration Of nu-
manity and fellow feeling for suffering men, to
fall back and keep out Of the way Of those
who are Fastening to remove the wourded
from the cars. Distinctions are thus thrown
in the way, which In axe the work of one hour
occupy three, and for so long protract the
WEAKNESS and pains of mangled and way
worn men. AS there are corpses, too. on every
train, the ill-timed levity of boys and thought
less men should be discouraged by ever sobe.
minded person present Indeed, if all who
have no business there would stay away, Il
would be q great deal better
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FROM PKSsAcoLA.-The Pc Il 5acola correspo

FROM PxNsAcoLA.-The Pc IL 5acola coYrespon-
dent OF the Mobile Evening News writes
e. uly 16) as follows:
To-day the broad blue pennant of Com
Meryin was transferred from the Missis sippi
to a ne WY arrived frigate, supposed to be the
Colorado. No new arrival in the squadron
within the last twenty four hours.
Mark Boothby, the sailor deserter of Santa
Rosa, is still below. He is allowed all priyi-
leges desired, and kindly treated by our folks
in fact, a perfect lion. In the city, yesterday,
many little kindnesses were rendered him
par ticularly by the volunteers-juleps, cock
tails COOLERS, &C.. were profered him with
out limit. Jack, like all his race, cOulIn t re.
sist the emp,ation, and gave way once or
twice to opportunities OF this character.
He expresses himself highly delight ted with
"rebel" treatment, and intends to pitch his
tent among them for all time to come. He is
pleasant fellow, and looked quite military,
noun ted en- one OF Clanton's horses / asked
him what sort of fellows Wilson's Zouayes
were. He replied he reckoned they were rob-
bers, gamblers and thieves, as good many
jickets, caps, &C., were missing since their
arrival they were terribly in want of whis.
key, scarce article ON the Island. They
were about 600 in number, with considerable
sickness in the corps. He says the Niagara
has 500 men, and carries twelve II Inch Dahl
gren guns.
There are not many batteries on the Island
but they are of large guns and rided cannon
1t is awful hot on the Island. II g belongs 10
the Niagara, but was left ashore, with others
OF her crew, to perform land service He saws
that he didn't like such service. and cent
stick" He has been in the navy eight ysara;
had just arriy ed in Boston wnen the dificul-
ties commenced--re-eIli listed in the service
and sailed in tho Niagara for this place -
There are some over there who don't want to
fght-fhe rest don't care red. Prom him
we'll probably learn something Of Lober, the
fellow who swan over some fe W weeks ago,
and now in durance.
A bark, flying British colors, arrived in the
fleet this morning, and sailed about noon.
A fire occurred about noon to-day at the
Navy YarG-destroyinA large building at
the time occupied by com pany OF Louisiana
| regulars. No great loss, as old Brown and
his naval friends have promised to knock 'sm
all down oae Of these days.
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct's.

BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY, NEAR
ID HOLLYWOOD CEMsTE0Y, AT AUCTION
0pMONDAY, the 2ath day of July at 81 oelock
I'M, ~i.l be sold upon the premises eigh.
side of Cherry street, commencing s. tina North
corner of Beverley strset-eaeh fronting 80 ieet
and running back 1879 feet to all 80 feet wide
Also, five LOTS at the Southeast corner Of Cher.
ry and Albemarls streets, fronting II feet e'eh
and running back lie feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide
being directly rposite the residence Of John g.
Andrews, Esq. The situation OF these Lots Il
amongst the Most beautiful In that spidly grow.
ing section. and no better investment can DO made
than Ibis sale will afford.
Terms -0ne-third cash; the balance at and :
mon his, with interest added, snd secured By
trust deeds. JAZZ Nj TAYLOR x SON
rs Auctioneeu
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Hard Se'.--Several men, lately belonging
to the Ellsworths Zouaves, who were badly
wounded in the battle Sunday and left on the
field by their friends to dis, were brought to
this city yesterday for medical treatment. The
appearance of all, and the bearing of some,
abundantly justified the inference that it
would have been doing the country service
not to have left any of them alive. They were
carried to the Hospital, north end of % street.
They will receive nothing but kindness here,
but they don't deserve any. They are ali
williams of low degree" if the sample We
saw, was a good one.
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Murder Ca'e.-The man, Henry Myers,
mentioned in the police report as charged with
the murder of Richard Washington, of Prince
George county, was arrested here, near Mayo's
Bridge, on Tuesday evening, by Capt. Will
kinson, on information furnished him by q
gentleman. The murder was committed
eighteen months since. Myers gave the man
q fatal blow, and after he fell the small re-
mains of life were beaten out by his father
with gun. Tho son fed tho father was
put in the Penitentiary. The Governor offered
$3.50 for the capture of Henry Myers
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Ftnea.-The following persons were fined
by Senior Alderman Sanxay, at the City Hall
yesterday, for violations of the ordinance rela-
tive to selling liquor without license and keep
ing houses open after 10 o'clock in contrayen-
ton of city ordinance: Cathsrine Cahill,
s., (also sent to Grand Jury y Saml. Gunder-
himsr, IS; Emily Green, So Thos Doyle,
s.; Thos. Hogan, s.; Pat Hallin, s.; Cath
arine Houston, S.; Michael koarns, s.; Dem
mis- Leary, S.; Ro. Olden, S.; Jno. McCarty,
So; Charles Kirby and Walter H. Chandler
were fined 81 for fighting in the I'd Market
Nearly all the fines were paid immediately.
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Resolutions Of Respect and Condolences
The following appropriate resolutions were
unanimously passed at q meeting of the City
Council, hold on the 10th inst:
Resolved, That this Council have heard
with deep pain and regret the announcement
Of the decease of our esteemed fellow citizen
MICaJAA BATES.
Resolved, That by this dispsnsaton of
Providence this city has been deprived of an
old and faithful officer, the whole community
OF most estimable member, and the poor
OF a reliable and constant friend.
Resolved, That body We tender to the
bereaved family of Mr.. BATES our sincere sym.
pathy with them in their nflction, and that
copy OF these resolutions be sent them by the
CLERK of this Council
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Comforts for the Wounded at Aaaossos--
A surgeon Of our city, who came down or the
cars yesterday, urges upon our citizens the
propriety of sending food already prepared
or that which may be easily prepared, and
other comforts and delicacies, to the many
Wounded men who must necessarily continue
at Manassas for some time.
We are requested to state that any articles
intended for this destination should be sent to
the store of Messrs. Spots Harvey, on 18th
street, South of Cary, who will promptly at
tend to their transportation.
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Rsceptiou and Accommodation OF III.

Reception and Accommodation OF Ike
Woundea.-Many sick and wounded soldiers
came down on the cars yesterday and the day
before. The committee of sitizens appointed
for the purpose are constantly in attendance
on the arrival of the trains private residences
are open in great numbers for their reception,
and the committee are daily sending the suf-
ferers to pleasant homes, where sisterly and
motherly hands are ready to minister to their
wants and alleviate their distress in every
possible way. Oar men suffer like heroes
scarcely groan escapes them amid all the
triAls of removal from the cars and transpor-
tation through the streets.
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unniei 5. nickeusau.

No one could have believed six months ago
that DAsiEL 5. DlcKEssoS, Of New York, would
ever have been subject of eulogy of the New
York Tribune. Yet SO it il. WENDELL Pull
Llrs never received more emphatic praise from
thai incendiary sheet than DANIEL S. DIeK-
Essos TIE mans whole life must be lie
CT he could mkt occupy his present position.
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Collections for the Sick and Wounded
The application of the committee in thi,
behalf, now going on, have been thus far
met with an alacrity and liberality which
in such times, shows the deep and almos
indescribable interest of our people in the
matter of taking care of those who hav.
been injured in defence of our beloved Con.
fedsracy. Lot the committee be abundansly
supplied with means-all will be needed be.
fore the work 10 done.
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Net Here-The I'd Regiment South Carp
lima volunteers, under Col. Jas. D. Blanding,
numbering 901 mer, who have been encamped
on Fulton's Hill since their arrival here, left
the city yesterday morning and proceeded in
a northeast direction. This makes the eighth
regiment of s. C. volunteers now in Virginia,
in addition to that devoted band under Col.
Hampton, which stood so calamity and suf-
fered 80 severely on Sunday last.
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FspRRAL MILITARY CsAsaEs.-Gen. Banks
a Massachuse lawyer, has been ordered to
the command of Gen. Pattersons division at
Martinsourg, and the latter will probably re-
tire from service, his term having expired
Gen. J ohm A. Dix will supersede Gen. Banks
in command Of the department OF Annapo-
lis, which includes the city OF Baltimore.
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"THE GRAsp ARxr."-One Of the Federal
dispatches Of Sunday morning last observes
that 1.-THE moving OF the grand army was N
imposing sight. For five hours one steady
column OF troops passed through Centre
ville." We may add that the return OF the
grand army through Centreville was not quits
so imposing.
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STOCKS IN NIw YoRK.-In New \ ork, on
Saturday morning last, Government coupons
is OF 1881 opened at 80 and fell to 80. Southern
stocks sold as follows: Louisiana 6's 51t
North Carolipa's 5S3 Tennessee's 49, Vlr-
ginia's A. Missouri's 44s and Georgia's 81.
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Carried Home.--Ths bodies Of Colonies Bar
tow, Johnston, and Gen. Bss. were yesterda,
escorted from the Capitol to the Petersburg
Depot by the State Guard, accompanied By
Governor Lstcher and other gentlemen. The
first battalion Of the Third Regiment of North
Carolina, under Lieut. Col. Ray, formed a par,
Of the escort on Tuesday evening frcm the
Central Depot to the Capitol.
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Sta5bed.-A member of Capt L. Ii. Dances
company, Sidney Guards, was stabbed on
Monday night, about 10 O'Clock, at the corner
of Main and % streets, by North Carolina
soldier, in an ARRAY. He was cut IN the lower
part of the abdomen, and was sent TO the Med
ical College. The perpetrator was not ar.
restAd
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We suppose the next movement Of the
smart Yankees will be to permit England and
France to come into Southern ports unmo-
Tested. and obtain cotton and tobacco, pro-
vided they will bring nothing that the South
REQUIRES. We apprehend that this device will
MT answer, aud that the South will not permit
any foreign nation to supply its nscessaries in
oar ports, except by supplying ours, in arms,
munitions and every article Of war or peace
that we may require.
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Lieut.. Edgar Hacoa.-Wc were informed,
and 80 stated in yesterdays paper, that Lieut..
Macon, of the Thomas Artillery, was killed in
the battle last Sunday by the explosion of a
csisson. We have since been told that he was
killed while at his battery and in hot engage
ment with the enemy
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az Company.--Persons wishing to send
letters to any member of this company, can do
so by leaving them at the Wing Office, or at
Messrs. Sublett 4 Bros hardware merchants,
on Broad street, between 4th and 5th, by this
evening. They will be taken charge Of by
Sergeant Jno. A. Pizzini, who leaves Friday
morning
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The Feeliny Of our Representations who
have canvasaed the city to find accommoda-
tons for the wounded soldiers, are deeply a.
fected by the kindness with which they are
everywhere received. Names pour in upon
them from families, ready and waiting to re-
ceiye the soldiers and provide for them. The
sympathy and willingness to assist seem uni
yersal and deeply felt
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An Oferiag.-The widows and wives of sol
diers employed in making tents at r. II. StylPs
sail-loft have contributed eleven dollars of
their earnings, for the sick and wounded. Let
all do rs we'll, according to their means, and
the patriotic fund will lack nothing.
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Nsw RuxoR.-A correspondent Of the
New York Times writes from Washington
that he has learned, "from sources entitled to
unquestionable credit, that the British Gov
ernment, acting in concert with that of
France, is about to request of the United
States Government thu exemption of one
Southern cotton port trop the blockade, so
that they may get nsedful supplies Of the
staple"
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DEATH OF ERTxRAN.-Thomas Murdoch.
ST., late Of Philadelphia, father OF the popu.
lar actor OF that name, died on the II tn inst.
in Warren county, Ohio. Deceased was a sol.
der in the war OF 1872
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ExcEssEs or THE FEpERAL TKooPs.-A cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
writes
There Is no doubt that some Of our soldiers
and CenterviiIe. Not only were houses
med down, but furniture, pictures and
mirrors were destroyed. This Is the result OF
the teachings Of those abolition newspapers
which promised all the soldiers u farm in Fir.
g.nia, and of those Uongresslnen who Aractiy
calty assert In their speeches that slav6hOld-
ers, whether Union men Or Secessionists,
have no rtshn Thieh the army il bound 10 70.
kpect.
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Prssentatios.-Compsny H, Capt. Skies Of
tho Sd Regiment North Carolina State troops
have presented Lieut.. Thos. o. Jones, drill
master, . 6ne sash in testimony Of their ap-
pseejseou Of hh Efforts IN thaly behsE.
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Gone Acay.-The Third Regiment of North
Carolina State troops, Col. CASTOR Meares
commanding, left this city yesterday for a
post of duty and danger.
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rRE BATTLE AT STONE BRIDGE.

We give this morning full and graphic
narration Of the great battle fought Sun
day last at Stone Bridge, from our special cor
respondent, who Was on the spot and witnessed
the fearful scenes which be describes. That
In such a conflict victory should have rested
upon our banners, will be viewed by the world
as an assurance Of the moral and physical
power Of the Confederate States.
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An Appropriate Name.

II Is suggested that the name Of the famous
locality, Dalls Run, be changed TO Jonsthans
Run.
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The glue and pondretts factory Of Bullock
Bros, IN Baltimore. was burnt last satuy.
day morning.
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MILITARY GOODS +.

DAVID AVIs Il Bro,
~. 81 sToAsosE STREET, PErRKsBuAa, Va.
e DOZEN Cry GREY fisnnsi s stkTs
i.osa yards Extra Super Grey CAssIMERE.
yard: s1!ra super SIX s.Tr cHssAskE
5000 Yards sATTlNET
500 pair Navy BLANKETS.
900 yards B9nsacks JEANS.
1900 yards Pulled Caroliua KERskY
gao yards Virginia HnMEsPUN.
1000 yards Grey FLANNEL.
900 yards Blue DENNIS.
sStc5 yards Brown DRILLS.
900 yards Checked LiNSEYs.
200 gross Confederate BUTTONS.
Goods Of every kind. quality aud description
can lie bought at
DAVID SA y svs,a sse r. o. pst.r.su,r
n fhe sspir1S Of soldiers
Organizing i'll do well to bear ths fact In mind
asa rili soon on the subscribers.
bANID DAVIS l. BRO,
No. 81 sycamore street,
" % iOt Petersburg, Va.
NUrtCE Delinquent Consumers OF ia. IN
~ MONROE WAKD are hereby motif ed that If
o'clock TO-DAY, they viii be des noS With i,
aceordi,g 10 The requirements of the following
ssxpae, from the Ordinances concerning the G as
by an Ordn2 nee pas ed by the Cou neil May 9Th,
ls5s, II Any bill remain unpaid fer ten days next
shall nctily the super ntsndent. who .h. ] stop
the gas fr IA beng need on the premises In re-
.sn re per m be
to the origi nal amount Of the bill, and it shall be
placed in the hands OF the City Collee:er'
jy SIT l. srkATros. Andi'or.
pHOUK niLL SCHOOL rON SOY ssh
- MILES NoRTH F CHARLOTr EsVILLE,
September, and end ?5 h June following
susynors JArsHr = ngiish, Ancient and Mod.
| err Language, Ma hematics.
FRRs - Rozrd nd Tuitiou frat
Casdiss and ToweIs,l $3.50 COR session.
Those who desire further inform, ton, pieass
fO';,9thes and Depot, charlo:tesvii,s,vA
" ,SzHa. .I;,s aiS"s, ND, N Y Va,
| DiAS,iDE!ND N0IlCE.lThs Jely 9lvId;ssd
SURINCE COMPANY IN Ries mond. viii b paid
on application to r shs sndsrsignssSS ,vSn -.
riRE roLIcIEs issued for TIL. sugstANTIAL
and I'd rp1RIsPkxous company. a q:nai. ,,
| VIRGINIA Goat OILS.-Ws have a sup-
| ply Of Virginia
| PARAFFINE. BURNING
and LgBxiCATtNG
Al,o +. 10, Of rALLow. coAi. OILS for sale
'0' ~ aoocH NICHOLS,
jy SIN. non Basin bank.
NOI{GKa.I h.y. Aa1 made . number Of
| ~ CknTChES, Of Different 'izss. which win
G a.sss , ~ 4;sl ff !; ever, sia4.
COTS. MATTRESSES. T. .-,,
jy ss-as Cor. GovesDer ana PrpnkIin sts
N0TaCE.--iee bales prime
IN JANIS RIVER
For sale st u - per hundred
TRRxa.-Cash.
y 2S-Sts AYLy. I. C,CHR
NOTICE Ell shali Do c0npsils6 - req re cAsS
AZ ics el COAL sola b ~ n fntsse,-
! NAias = D. WIRING.
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LOST, 8TRAYED. 90.


&E00m LOST .mall-sired b!.tk
Sfa-tA TRUNK, marked on a card Bower
ZVSWW. B=rnwell, Beaufort, South
AA-C Ca rolins taken from platform at
Virginia Central Railroad Depot, on TUESDAY
IN ,rntrg, 2sd inst The person having the Trunk
will please leave /. at MR. WIN. H. TYLRR's,
~ 23-stF 18TH sras..
~ STRAY ED AWAY-Un Tuerday sVsa.
@Eiug, from the Camp of she Washing oH Ar
tilierv, Carp Manning, } q ear York River
Railroad, dark Bay HORSE, marked "E A.
He has a wart each fore shoulder A liberal
reward will be paid for his return to the Camp. ~
any Information concerning Inn. j. ?6-h
) STRAYED Prom the Adams *.
9s~<Se pres stables. en- Friday lsst, WHITE
--AP0lSTER-has blacx ears and aek
spots on different parts Of his body. A rs.soBabls
reward will bs paid fer his delivery at the FL
press Office. jy ?13t.
7 OST-At II Central DEPOT, on the evening Of
IL tina Esd inst my ACCOUNT OK. The end.
er viii confer favor bv leaving the above al J.
ID. BRIGGS Bakery, corner Sd and Broad .trte'.
iy 2'-9t* w. "A. STEVENS
TN 4 L DOLLARA REWARD. W.
I taken of Bread street, some time between the
l3th and 18th CT this mobt IN, a Blu fCHSR's GAIT,
with one broken shat. will give the above Te-
ward for the recovery OF said Ca kT
jy :5-3t* JOHN LINDSEY.
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AUCTION SAILS
pETTfRE UlyS
BY Z. Ii. Cook. Aucs'r,

TRUSTEs's SALE OF CHOICE ON
bkANDIES, WINES, &c, AT AUCTION
virtue Of deed Of trust, made to the subss,iesy
by Charles Ford, and duly recorded in the sSos
of the Hastings Court Of the City OF kichmond
will proceed to sell ON THURSDAY, lat Ausu,,
commencing at 10 o'clock, all the WINES, Ii,
oUoRS, &c. conveyed by said deed, viz
eask Dark Dark aennessey BRANDY.
i " r rsi. Hin.. !"
Maret
" Beanbiver
" D1rto,srd, purqy Co.'S BRANDT.
French Wine VINEGAR
scotch WHIskEY.
essk Madeira WINE.
4 " Sherry
keg Jamaica NUN.
scssss Royal Grape wl!NE-qt.:
basket = q" ats
50 gallons GIN
barrels ALCOHOL.
The above are all warranted pure, very sups.
riof u quality, and really deserve the att.nties
Of thoss IN want OF 81 Ell goods.
TKRMs.-Ca,E.
JAMES Z. BRINKLEY, Trustees
Gale conducted by +. b. COOK, Auct Tvs
FURNITURE, &e.. AT AUCTION On
l. FRIDAY, July 2eth inst at 10 o'clock. Will
sell At my store. 3 lot Of GENTEEL FURNITURE
e"nsisting of Wardro oes, Bureaus, Sofas Chairs,
Bedsteads, Washsts ads, Tables. Book-Cs.s.,
Lounges. Carpet, Curtains and Cornies Hair
and thuck Maurssses Fssthsr Bo1s, BOlsters and
Pillows; CrcckeIy, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils,
&c &c.
ye'v hne double barreIled GUN, nearly new.
ty - b COOK. Auct.
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go A REPORT haviag been circu Jated
sNGA that have contributed money to Mr.
SAMUEL A. FRASER to purchase him horse, and
money 10 his vito to support hersAlf, this il to
certify that | have not given either of them
money for any purpote. VIM BARRET.
Richmond. July -, 1851. jy .5-ltS
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ANY MEMBERS Of THE TWO
~ Allah INA Companies that have ola
banded. by applying at The CALICO MILLS
or tw doors above WALTER D. BLAtR's, can (Il
Join good VOLUNTEER COMPANY. Uui- IVY
forms and everything furnished. jy 25-?.*
DIR. r. WTLKIE BROWN WILL
~, W. not be able to attend to his professional
duties f)r the present, In consequences of an In 'u
ry eeved soms few days since. jy 2o-at*
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DR.. JOHN H. DAVIS takes this
~4 method of giving notice to his patrons
and fiisnda that his sbseIce from the city il
caused by the necessity for his services In attend
ing to the wounded at the seat OF war
ia rs 3t<
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- CLAIM AND PATENT AGENCY.

ROBERT CRIME BROTHER offer their
services as ATTORNEYS FOR THIS PkOSECU
TIN OF CLAIMS In any of the Departments
and before the Board Of Claims for Auditing
Claims aGsinst the State Of Virginia, aud for the
Transaction of any business pertaining to tho
Patent ONCE. References gwen when required
~ Office on Franklin strest, opposite Law
BulIding near the corn r or 18th ct. " 25-St*
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TO MAJ. DUNWOODf. LIEUT..
DUNWOOUf. AND CAPT. THOS L.
KING Being unable TO hnd out WHARF You are
now qnarterei, taxa this method of iavlti n 2
You to your old quarters IN Richmond, with
the assur,n nee that we will be pleased to have
you at our house, and will do all in cur power to
make you comfortable.
CoRSEk OF BROAD AND l4rH STREETS.
iv 25-ltx
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NOTlCE.-i shali % Compelled ~ rsqn Ire CAsS
NA,ns = D. Wni1INo.
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"ANTED A situation as q niIK,TI1-7--
w during tho war, by Missouriaa. for lOf.,
son subj ct to militia duty. who viii rgas1y pr
further particulars, apply at the Disnsi.ss For
durirg To-Day only. o9nhee.
~ f5--1tk h'rE