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ealllae q kAseA4 YaaAps rlsst-fn Desti.
aad4a-0egRpstea 1t 1feD01Ys y ~
YaAxaee-AfrtvA Il Cen. 010ufo9Srd n
Nashville, &c., o.
NonvoLx, rsb. 4.-The feet It Ola Po,n,
went to sea o.day Sou Inward bound. II il
believed that 1t 10 destined 70 CO -operate with
the Burnside or the feet on the South C.ro.
lima and Georgia coasts.
AuersfA, Feb. 4.-The Charleston M.,evrx
OF o-day' says that the firing heard on yes.
ie.dAy WAS at Red Blun. The enemy de-
stroyed the houses In that neixhborhood.-
Nobody was hurt.
NAsnvILLs, Feb. s.-Gen. Beaurseard and
suite arrived here this evening. The heavy
rains last night and Today inter fsrsd with
the usual prepare tons for the reception OF
Gen. b.
NAsHvtLLE. Feb. mo operator at the
telegraph office in this city sent any dispa tch
20 the Savannah Republican stating tina,
Gen. Price had taken ST. Louis. Nor was
any such dispatch sent to any person OF
place from Nashville
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE,

DOR HIRE
n GOOD UHILD'S NUR1E-
A woman of unexceptionabls character,
and middle aged. Terms moderate for q
good home. Apply to
MRs II. NJ. PEAROE,
fe 6-3t# Corner of CLAY and Fifth streets.
WOMAN, three BOYS, and six MEN.
Among them are farm hands, store hands,
&c. THOS. J. BAGBY, Agent for hiring out
Negroes and renting-out Houses, No. Wall
ST., under St. Charles Hotel fe5-lt
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PERSONAL.

A LADY FRIEND of the I" Confederate Min
IA strels" undertakes = reply to . malicious In
situation against the absent. She would respect
fully beg laave to inform tho "So1th ern nm O.
neOns' that their melodious title has not reen
adopted by the Confederate Minstrels, they havins
gained laurels while sojourning In Richmond,
which have been materially increased during
their visit to Charlottesville and Lynch
witoout the artificial aid of ( borrowed plumage
uni us'ly sscribed 10 them by tho South ern Hsr.
moneonS. fe 5-lt<
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zen. Price in Town-.-Things In Missouri.
General Sterling Price. of Missouri, ar
tired IN this city on Monday. His mission to
'AfcspItal at this juncture is purely official =.
though 1t had been intimatsd that the Presi
dent would send for him, in compliance with
aT'guest from the Missouri delegation in
congress for the promotion of Gen Price
laere are many, however, who doubt that
General Price will be elevated, since he is lot
q man OF military educntion-not q graduate
I" West Point-but, like Hannibal and Cesar,
simply soldier OF unsurpassed orilliancy
And genius.
The army at Springfield is now much
isrssEthsn it ever was, and In better condi.
Ion. The Southern cause In the State en-.
is" the sympathies of every class OF citi-
Ems eAcsp; a very trifiipg minority. Many
s'eH OF those in arms opposed to us. u nd err the
auspices of theLincoln State Governm ent,
DIS friendly towards the Southern cause,
'-u ~0uld Join us Immediately, II practical
V's' hsltls, desertions are of daily occur.
''8se very recently over five thousand OF
~ STATE duard, " or Union State troops,
.'A'a zen. Price, aud have since proved
ttAseises valuable ACC uisition 10 hM
s+e.s
n''s' as elsewhere in the South, arms are
ny needed II is said that If the men
NJ - Dc furnished with weapons, hosts OF
A0uh troops would flock to our standard
1S'Ne the Yankees from the State like
ID oe'ore the whirlwind.
i'NsAs!d is now threatened from three
Immense odds of the enemy, and
3,,i expect before loLg to hear of splen-
sA"iF Ia this quarter.
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7 ARG 50 .'it Ftf-r.4~tt EuAhU.
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40 DE-, q .UrttI 90. "Do~.t. 81 40.
IN ~ oF hsD1i y, 30 TIT ", vi = |. al
: cf = snt sfcsua s.al4
FrrGiturE
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ca .Eitg
Bots ard Shoes
Er@hGz ig-rs, Ee
Also, iargs lot sf orsi sblo H4raw srs 10 wLis,r
we II tbs special steE.ti CT dealera, Cal pei,.
.ers, &C Also, n 40. OF
Guns,
Tis.o's sud
Rihss
RkDWUOD KEACH,
fe3-'Gs a Man IT,
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EOUR LOTS 60 ONE ACRE E,Cti. IN
II SIDNEY houndel by Grove, Rohi. son
ana r. m " oi streets FUk SALE. TAuU.
.'CT - ~. DE- sD'f a Huctio' on h" Fra-
MS, on WE N >DAi, h. an F.h NJ y
1852. - - &c; ck + N trc.s soui ro2
n~anttu LOT III $tGrsv lrCa ed rs Anoya
sach having i front OF 1874 f.e' ardad .
81 lco ts"i to =" sltey. sld o uud.d by -, owe
honi, rsoA n q T. IN I'od streets, al d adjoin-
ing ths 4 ag" iesidence nv.let. ny O. plain
lchn ildet atkins IA. rce.- 10 = wi bout
doubt, are among the most beaut,,uI I'm hat
improving locality.
TEAMS One fourth cash balance at3 q
and - months, for negotiable notes Interest
odd d, secured by trust ds ed or .itie re-
tailed 1he taxes Tor lc52 80 be paid by the
purchaser
jssl GUDDIN & sPPERSON, Anct..
By JAS. Nj. IA YLOR & SOE. Auotinreeys
v pHE UoKNsn Of FRANKLIN AND
1kVeHII SIS, At 1U - los 49, He will
sell. IN WHEN re DAY. III. oth d.y of 80 iuary.
mTs,ciog " o'c, OK II. the very aiGaoie
Real i4state pcs.ed At the northeast ia:ersret,sn
IF fransJu 7th streets and adjoining toe
ssdence If Richard - hitf Id, EsI The or p
;ty 'front.' IN FrsIElin sire iso I e. md russ
hack 10 feet TO ravaf alley 10 fs't "ids IL
will h div d a into u se lots of % .eet zach.
Thi' oeopsT'y is ed dig ,he me-. Desirable
10, fanli les in RE market, beng located al
rIl at ~ the ae2 OF he cry
EkMs -OAe fourth * the fsrlarder a. l.
SNh % ar iOf 'ttVliaC "a, " az lussteet
sddei. esd occurred by a tTu.s deed he pur-
c. r. or TO psr the tax for Ia z
ia ~ ia. N TAYLOR 4 SON. Au Is
No / ENGIN EER AT AT TON We
will sel Ct auction, on HFDs EsDAY,
5ln day Of February,
& no. kN,-INEf8, sound and likely.
fe4-2, D.'ktNSON Il HILL, Aucs.
- ALI. or NEGRO rs,.--, r.suaat 10 a Is.
! cree OF the Court # Hustinss for tn city OF
Richmond, catered The 2o,h day OF January,
1902 In tn. SAT- OF Aliens sdmi-stl at u against
Hohson and oiherB, l shall, WEDNESDAY,,
the 5 day Of eoIuary. So a. 10 c'coek A. NJ.
AZ the Rue Il Ia room OF uictin on H,;l, In tho
sty Of a:chmoad, sel a. puaio auction, for
cash, - The highest bidder VI. ts!!oeirg SLAVES.
neioagiag % tne estate of Poly Alien deceased,
10 vel Billy, Fanny Jnaey, Ritty Jos Henry,
Nary THuS. j EVANS,
&, In-tds Hnnci,t s~w,nt."t~rrr
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From the Coast-Probable Engage.
mapt.

AuausrA, Feb. I "A private letter, written
last evening In Savannah, md received here
this morning, states that heavy aripg was
heard In the direction OF New river, on the
$. nth Carolina eide, ON Monday morning,
which lasted oysE 70 ur hours. It was sup
posed 70 De an engagement with the enemy's
gun.boats.
A passenger who reached here this mora.
lss shys saas As was tstGvIsa by q Ocatsae.
fs;s ets'sas 10 tereehtS, ,hki sas tssisssss
ins1 Hsss kka bSls titHeys 4, M 90, u
sssit 9! M tasNJ'f sSA'tasa ssA hsst Nj
,ks,Ms
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By +. B. COOK, Auct'r.

ARG SALE OF AN ASSORTED
L. STOCK OF a JOBBIN4 HOUSE, AT
AUOrION.-Ou FRIDAY, 7th instant, at 10
O'Clock, will sell at my store, the Stock OF
Jobbing House, declining business. consist.
ing Of
BIeached Oottons, White Goods.
Gloves, Hosiery,
Linen Bosom Shirts,
Neck Ties, Marseilles Quilts,
Wells, Table Damask,
Napkins, Spool cotton.
Sewing Silk, Buttons, Thread. Corsets,
Carpets, hugs, Combs, Brushes,
0arters, Purses, Leather Bags,
Studs, Neckkacef, Shirt Bosome,
Irish Linens, shirt collars, &c.
Will be added
A large invoice Of Fancy Soap, Perfume.
ry, &c
Ne Sale withoutre reserve.
1e5 f. B. COOK, Auct
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7ae Lincoln Spying Commissioners at Fort
ress MonrOe-Ihsy Cant Come Over The
Yankee Government and Nopo1eon-Case Of
81 de ReLian
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w. JOHN B. YOUNG in candidate for
~ tho Third Cons ressional District, to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned BY the death OF
the Hon. John Tyler.
Election, MONDAY, 10th day Of Februry,
1852 n 6At<'
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By DICKINSON & HILL, dlcts.

4 NO. l BLACKSMITH AT AUCTION
n On FRIDAY, the 9Th lust. we will sell
auction,
A No. BLACKSMITH.
Also, a No. UOOK, WASHER and IRON
Err UiOKINSUN Il HILL,
fe At Auctioaeefs,
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A GOOD LOCATION FOR A MEDICAL
n Mantle subscriber would sell the
1ance he at present resides on situated imme.
0iatsly on the Glover Hill Railroad, in Chee-
fairfield county, 90 miles from kichm ond and
Petersburg, to sny respco table ply stefan
The farm contains two hundred acres, more
or less; neat two-story dwelling house, re
Gently built, and painted. containing FIVE
rooms, a good sized store room, closets, &C.
all the necessary ont honses, with an ice.
house: There 10 q fne parcel of cord wood
Immediately on the railroad, for which there
is q ready market. This Is q most excellent
stand for medical man Of energy and capa.
city, having been 90 regarded for the last 20
do we'll 70 let me hear from them at once,
when l will Give any detail particulars that
may oe required. For the present, can h.
seen At !. II Wakes store. on Main street.
or address j. WlSTAk Wake, u. u
Wtnterpock p. u chesterfield Co., Va.
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BY LEX. MOTT. /uct'r.

nRY GOO'S, SHOES, BOOTS, AND
FANCY GOODS.-Will be ~old at auc-
nun at my store, on THURSDAY morning,
Feb 9th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, n lot OF
Dry Goods, Mems, Women's, and Children's
Shoes Boys Boots; IS doz. Misses and
Ladies Wooden Hose; Cloth and Merino
Cloaks, &c. $4,000 Cigars loo boxes super.
Chewing Tobacco
ALoO-Two Sewing Machines, and lot Of
Furniture and two Stoves
fe5 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
~ ALE AT AUCTION, OF ths personal effects
y OF the late JOsIAHL WooDsON, at lis former
residence, on Academy Hill, ia rear Of The Poor
at the hour of ii o'clock, A. NJ. three Mules,
Carts; Pioughs, Hsrrows; fine lot of ava Fowl;
several Hogs and Pigs Househ I'D and Kitchen
Furniture; one large Wheat Fan; a lot Of SEeaf
Oats and Fodder. Tet rms cash.
f35-3t& P w. RALSTON Ex'r.
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CE9rsss.

7tlea T. a'Aga OF Congress are carefully
Asl 'he pablo eys. We understand
...s, wv sag for the Oon;sdera 70 Sta tes is
Pi-fsat sgbiegts OF confederation
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ss.; y !. s,'ftss, 81 ue.lssfe,s, .ya pssi,
laN Il y. sssiass,ssgya.. hsfD bssS u,
Ms., - lsIfSfS .iig;nMi{N3 IA ia
Z NJ 'f'f''assss J. lNIss4'N iissS.
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AdRrkOPOIITAN HALL.
Wl HEADQUARTERS OF FUN
The SOUTHERN HAkMVNIANS perform every
evening, with An entire change of Programme -
Do not fall TO witness the GREAT NOVELTIES
which will be produced. New SONGS, DANCES
BUkLESQUES, DRAMAS, WIrlOlBMS, &c
Every body should see NJ lie AMELIA WALLACE
In the perilou7 feat of alking the TIGHT ROPE,
the entire length Of the huilding, ft42 feetJ from
the stage to the ceiling ever the mont gallery -
This 10 the first time. to- many years, this great
BY every one. She will also perform come choice
pieces on the Violin, accompanied by M. Buck.
LEY Of the Malodians.
Tickets IS cents-reserved seats 50 cents.
Doors open at 7, performance to commence at g
O'Clock. Box office open from 10 A. M. till p.
q. 10 3-6ts
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ANTANTED.
llOuNrRY HOARD

A gentleman, his wife, and child, desire to
obtain BOARD In the country with private
family, OF good standing Location must 90
healthy, and situated on or near some Of the
railroads leading from the city. " thin four
miles ride. Address, "BOARDER, Rich-
mOnd Va foA1tS
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! lust RECEIVED.
81 100 dog. sUsPENDERS.
40 Dress COMBS
800 Ladies white Linen HDKFs.
At JULIUS SYCLE'S,
236 and 23S Broad street,
1e b-6t* between Sd and 4th.
IRA oAks. SODA:
Just received and for sale. ten kegs Eng
| lish SODA, and one tho usand pounds Ameri-
| can Soda, in boxes; los. each.
BENNETT TOLLESON,
10 5-3t@ los Main street.
OkO ENGLlsH ARMY OVERCOATs
LOU 100 pieces Rnsiah Blue PLAIDS and
Is pieces English Black GRAPE.
pieces EnglisA s 4 Oon'ede ratio Gray
CLOTH, imported by the ELLA
WILSON 4 McILwAINN,
| fe5-2w Petersburg. Va.
| w have on hana good assortment of
MATERIALS.
- FILES, &C., &C.,
A' 49, ~ THOMAS NowLAN,
fs5-6t* Petersburg. Va.
| NOTIUE.-Nlercha~ts ordering goods from
| IN the South and vtehing them to como by
| our Lighters from Petersburg, will please in
| the care of our agents In Petersburg. Messls.
John Rowlett Il TO-, Who will pay the charges
and forward the goods ~ frat Ligh tors, free of
commission: WV. Y. TOMPKINS,
General Agent Va. Towing 20.
fs b-2t"-2dp
IN BBLs. PUKE OLD WHisKBX.
Ihave Just received
10 bbls pure Robinson County
WHIS'K EY
warranted four years cid. ,oov
lust REOEIVED-
81 IS bbls. Rosin OF.
20 bbls. Spirits TUKPENTINE.
10 bbls. CAMPHENE.
bbls. Naptha OIL:
l Dbl. Bright VARN1SH
For sale by q. w. ROBINSON,
fe6-6t* 90 Pearl street.
NOTICE. Il have diseon inued business;
II therefore persons having Guns or other ar.
tcles left with mo for repairs, are reQ7ested TO
call and take tnem away. ~ the store will be
kept open for Q short time for that purpose.
+. W. II9NOR. q IN Maker.
fe5-6+ Below tn" Market on Main street.
A1OrIOE.-AM p.rsops having claims against
IN the estate Of Archibald Thomas, deed. are
requested to present them for payment. Those
adset'a t" tn: :; n,sss T. 2Ps pay
mse es-m. Ad inistrsssi.
z SUPERB CASE OF SURGICAL IN
a SrRUMENTS, Awsrded gold medal
Al last Fsi, OF the Maryland Institute, will b
.: Id at q fair price. Apply to
fak-3t< Under 6potsWood Hotel.
STEAM ENGINE and BOILER
Of IL horse power, In complete order; will be
scid cheap for cash. Apply TO
JAS. r. SMITH.
n A-Sts EaRle Machine Works,
N6UQ1TfoN--Xf sltIsmsn, who !. IN eKpe
NJ porstaa 81 tSe DAY, a esey tsxNs As O aoAeuj
= N uslifla ti1E0a Il lejs NY T. ytains.s, IN
m 6iet 20 &na6 tf1x5e1l: - 14tA q
i: Bisslt Es As~fs :
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A family, without children, or several gen.
tie men, can be accom- m odatsd with BOARD
and FURNISHED ROOMS. In a pleasant To-
cacoo, on Grace street, corner of 27th. Ap.
ply at the yelling, or through box 70, Post
Office. fe 6-4l&
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WANTS.

HTANTED-SUBST wanted,
w four Su bstitutss Ter infantry compa.
niles for the war, in place Of persons whose
business require their attention at home.
None out non -resf dsnts Of the State need M.
ply. A liberal bonus will be g0en to to ose who
viii suit THOS. j. BA4BY, Agent for
hiring ontNeeroes, &c, No Wall st under
st. Uharlss Hotel. fe5-3t
wv AMID
" HANDS to make TENTS.
None need apply except those who fully un.
dersiand making them.
Apply 70
D.S. CORDLE i 90,
70 Site 9th street, near Broad
Az ANTED.-Ihe subscriber wishes to EN-.
w ploy TEN MEN, VINO are not liable to
militia duty. - SUBSTITUTES, for which
liberal bounty will b given Apply to day to
The subscriber; At GEORGE /. BEHRING'S . ore
No. rs Main street, or NO. ; Columbian H ,tel.
feS6t~ JOHN w. CHRISTMAS
IN. ANTED-TO RENT-A small family
w wishes to rem. HOUSE ntsiring about
Ave rooms and kitchen or the second story Of
House which u occupied BY quiet FAM y. The
best Of references can be given; and for conve
al mt House . liberal rent " bs paid. Ples.e
addfsss, Stating location suo terms. H. b. let.
lar box eli Richmond p. o fs5-3*
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct'r.
(Ofice corner of Cary and 18th streets)
EAMIIY CARRIAGE AND PAIR OF
HORSES. FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Will be sold on SATURDAY morning. Feb 9Th,
at ~ clock, at the Horse Austicn Lot, on Ocun
Gil Chamber Hill
The ramuy Carriage and H ar ness, and The pair
Of superior Carriage Horses. belonging to the es.
tate of Mrs. Mary Workman, decd.
fe ; THOS. w KEEaEE, Auct.
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w DISTILLER,
~ho thoroughly understands the process Of max.
ing whiskey, for which liberal wages will be
paid. Address j. o. q e. B. SMITHSON.
Rehoboth 7. O., Lunenbulg county, va.
fl 7-swSyWSt+
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Ksydyism in kic HIM . nd.

III, occurrences of Monday night, we think,
.asht 70 satisfy every reasonable person that
tns The strong arm of power was pu,
,..h Ia held in check the spirit OF lawless
..,,xtt;y now rampant In Richmond. 1t is
-, TOO, that we should call things by their
.shtusmes; for. disguise IL as We may, the
vt. 81 this time infested with gang OF
,sAans whose presence, morally speaking,
IS. much 70 be deprecated as that Of The
.a.my OF our race. The shameful practices
a:trQIkards, iibertines, and lroHIgates who
I've neither sensibiIity, honor, nor shame.
-, not Natural 10 the Suut til and 1t is Wi III
rs. and regret that w con template the IN
.-,3utaon here OF these controlling elemen :
aAo.;asru society. The first open mani
5,.aaon OF Ihe new order OF things in Rich
rogd was developed a. the theatre and IL
..9!;ly eliminated in the burning OF thai
adding. The intervening period was filed
- ey fillaiules OF the minor sort, which
s.neraily had their origin in Whiskey, until
iaa.ly, on Monday night. we were enter
4lel with spectacle al Metropolitan Hall
Which, for open violation OF decepcy ana
lsv, s entirely without parallel in this
occurred In the gallery. where a number OF
hrazsL women were surrounded by crowd
ofdtEnken, unprincipied men. Oaths and
,Grses, sh!ieks and yells. intermingIed
With the rapid discharge of deadly weapons.
ne sudden panic and Il lsht OF the throng In
ether portions Of the house, made mp pic
tgge OF Northern rowdyism which could not
be looked uPo4 without shudder. If there
were any policemen present, which we doubt
they were powerless 10 suppress the tumult
alt II Went on until one party OF the bel.
Aserenis withdrew from the scene, and the
nights in the hall were extinguished. 1t
not for Us 10 suggest remedy for these things
The c7il and military authorities are doubt.
less competent 10 devise scheme. which
2usi strike al ths very root OF the evil which
mus!rmove the temptations which allure
The innocent as we'll as slim ula ts the wicked ;
and then We may see our community restored
i2 the happy condition of peace and har.
noly which was our boast in former DAYS
There are monstrous evils in Richm opd, TO
which the gambling houses bear % com pari-
sOai anu while the efforts futile though
they have Droved) OF the Mayor to break up
ihsse establishments are commendable
en- aSh, We would have the authorities agree
upon some method TO extirpate the base in
aGences which infame the passions of bad
men. There needs ns ghost, come from the
grave. TO point out what these evils are or
he pisces where they flourish. The people
HPect protection from internal vices, as we'll
@lfom external foes and this they will
lave 81 any sacrifice Of official iptsreat mr.
''s9oA- II our citizens cannot be permit.
vi 10 Tisl' q place Of amusement or recrea
''n' or even walk the streets at night, with
e1 tbs risk Of interruption from these out.
casts Of civilization. then there might as we'll
esEa law; for law is no better than farce
'i!eS' sternly administered. esp ecially in
ZINES Ike tie present.
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nUBLlSHED THIS DAY.
THE FIFTH THOUSAND

THE FIFTH THOUSAND.
TUE SOUTHERN SPY:
Letters on the Policy and Inauguration of the
ne;on .ns s9 Eswssa A. posa
of Virginia Guthor of "Black Diamonds"
CONTENTS.
l. Letter to President Lincoln, written ~ Wash
2. Letter 70 President Lincoln, written at Wash.
Z Letter to President Lincoln, written at Wash.
4. Later to President Lircefn, written near the
8. Letter 70 the Editor Of .---~-, written m Ma
8. Ls.ter to Secretary Seward. written in Mary
:. Letter to Predden. Mnsc,n, written in Mary.
Q. Letter 70 Doctor Tying, ~rittan in Baltimore.
y. Latter to General Scott, written In Maryland
10 Letter 70 Mr.. Everett. written In Maryland.
IL. Lsttsr to Secretary Seward, writtsa In Rich.
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4 sfoAY OF YL1DSfAHs AID PAfAiclANs.
when every worldly thought u utterly forsaksn
O.mss the starry midnight felt By LIES gifted
Then viii tho spirit from it. earthly siese awaken
To being more iatsase, more spLitusl, and
30 doth he soul awaken
Like that You h TO nights fxif queen,
Jhs A. sksaiua Of EpdyMson.
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AA/ ANVED0
w A good sized, comfortable
FURNISHED ROOM,
For q single gentleman, northwest or east of
the Capitol, and within one, two, or three
squares Of It Address ~. r. L." through
City fosrOffice. feb-3ts
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LOST, HTEsAxEkI So.


II OST-A small & cen POCKET BOOK,
IL containing sum Of money. The finder
WIll be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at G. ID. Yale Co.'s, Governor st.
fe Sits CHAS. H. GREEN
WALLET FOUND-A Wallet, coutaiI-
w ing note, was found near the Tir-
ginia Central Railroad Depot, in Richmond,
and left with the undersigned. The owner
can have i, by paying for this advertisement
and giving fee TO the dnder-a negro lad.
H. ID. WHITOOMB.
fe 5-St% At office Va q. II. Il 20.
EOUND-A SUN, OF MONEY la this city,
II which the owner can get by calling at the
Examiner Office describing the same, and paying
charges.
feS l.+ JAMES A. FRENCH.
NTRAYED.-My HOhSE broke loose from
rack on the Mschanicsville Turnpike
Tuesday last. Since which time have been
unable to find him. Said Horse is dark
trown; nmps little when trotting; short
tail about ten years old. A liberal reward
will be paid Oh leaving him at MIR Broad
duss Stable, on 18th ST., or hr &. LUMP.
KIN'S, on Mechanicsville Turnpike.
fe 6-3t<
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XNTANTAD

" A GUINEA PIG
and WHITE RABBIT,
For which liberal price will be pad. nail on or
address LEWIS L. KAYTON
18th st., between Main and Cary,
10 5J~ Rich mond. Va.
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