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Never Relax:

The "xyfen xong" Of Intervention Is again
raisett, n must be confessed with more appearance
ut reason now than at any former period Heed
not the voice Of the charmer. charm he never
wisely, Ia our advice to all who have influence in
official quarters. Foreign powers may intervene
ar th,y may not. Their intervention or their de.
Ginning to intervene, saoald axe not the sEish.es,
difference with M. We should remember Mauas.
sas, aud The fearful coase qnen.es that followed
from that great victory. 1t has been said and We
believe with degree OF truth that our victory
that day was faiiy as disastrous to us as signal
defeat would have been. 1t caused us to seiax eur
eiferts ana TO siunber in the hope tina, foreign ma
tars would step in aud relieve us from our diff :.
sS,fies. How ieiusivo all sach anticipaions
proved 10 he we need nat here remind oas readers
OF our aathasities The moment following great
vicsory IS Of all others, except the moment after
defeat. The moment when nation should put faI
wsrd its full strength Victory, L. complete. must
he followed MP: ii indeei-ive. IL rast be made
,seie. We have saifeian confidence in Gov
.rnnisRt 10 believe tia, il prope rly appreciate
5sis SnaxiIl and will poa il to the fullest
teal, Les lhe army be increased IN it, utmost &C.
rcity. eIes the striees. ,cipiina be established
;.nd preserval lie. Struggling, a2ii absences with
ont leave, be stopped 'hor, by te highest penalty
known TO the military code, should thai become
necessary. LET the army be what il was designed
&, be saade by the con5crip .ioi-a gre:. standing
army, sgbjecs TO military law in it, utmost rigor
IN this way, and ia ,h.s way only, ean we pre-
serve COR ma gniicent force in its snl efficiency
Tor fighting it may challenge comparison With
any other tnat ever existed: Bu; /; has net yet
reilly appeeSard the absolute necessity of keei ing
together a!teg battle, aud thereby enabling itself
To reap The full benefit Of lis waller
To us it appears very obyions that foreign pow
ers will moi recognize Us, until compelled by their
owa necessities 10 lake that step. 1t il very Ger
lain that. whatever may be the sentiments of The
people they represent, these Governments have bit
lille sympathy for Us, or ut eas that they have
Dot enough 10 induce sly risk of the pen.
viii be because they cannot do without pro
ducis and cannot obtain those products by any
other means, or be< \pse they wish to see the
power of the old Union crippled. or because they
wish to come IN for large share OF the coastns
trade Or because Of other reasons equally selfish,
lair play, 81 abstract affection for Let Us hing
40 snch phantom TO cur hearts lie; go Oh fight
ing and preparing to fight, as though we and the
Yankees were the only nations left upon the face
If The earth In thai way shall work ont our
own salvation and then We shaLtave the proud
satisfaction of knowing that are indebted to
nobody III, ourselves for our independence.
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"Bf TAHK.Es CELEBRATING TUE FOURTH OF
JULY IN NoRFoIR.--Ihe Tanker lad 4 cc,ebrs
toa OF the 4th Of July in Norfolk a paragrapl.
roIa the Norfolk onion Of liz 9Th will show how,
a part Of il was doile
Next eafne the Union ear most BEAUTIFULLY deco
lated, drawn by eight Of the tinss. dark bay horses
that were Pal in harness. and driven by a
driver we could not learn his nane) whose tact li
mastery mal0enyrirg through the s.reeis entitled
him 10 The laiid of the most beautiful youg lady
ois the whole ear On the ear was seaet a bloom.
ing young lady, representing the Goddess of Iii,ar
", supported by little sailor ,ovs and sur
Xpprs,ed by - Young ladies, repre-, niing al the
States of the tInicn. Each had "a flag in her hand
~ dill the miniature sailors, the Goddess yearip p
the rap 81 Liberty, and waving over the who'll wp1s
Two large and beautiful American flags This ;. as
iraiy gorgeous spectacle and many were the i'm
ressians upon tie street that II was the arapdast
siisplay they ever saw. Next the car was n eur.
i.age, drawn by noble span of fine black horses,
and ia II were the elergxmeh and editor of the
taien aud noble old patriot, now counting uearly
30 years, who believed that to be the last crlebra
isen Of Independence Day that he eyes " MD ever
be permitted to behold.
a. the exhibition Of the gay egnipage to the
"aA6ifing thousapds," all hands repaired to the
! Opera House, where ''Gov-Gen Viele made a
shori speech Several other indy idnals connected
with the Hsssian army made spe-chss, after " hieh
The assernbage disperseA
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DIED.

ON wetlne s.iay, July 9TH, EsTELIE, daughter
Of VIM. D. and Mary Y. Pember,on. aged twenty
two months and five days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are in
vi,ed to attend the ninera, at ii o'clock to-day,
from the residence of her parents corner OF ST. Ste
,hens and Baker streets.
On the 9th instant, VIRGINIA MANASSAS
vERoNlKA, youngest daughter OF Z. a. ana va
Uterine Brockmeyer, aged IL months.
Her funeral will take place at o'clock this eve
ming from the residence of her father, on 18th st.,
near Venabe. The friends of the family are re-
auested to attend the funeral.
Fy' Enquirer please copy.
On Wednesday, July 9th, 1862, AIRS. MARTHA
SUSAN PARRISH, wife of F. NJ. Parrish OF this
city, i'm the sd year Of her age.
Her funeral will be preached at the Grace street
Baptist Church tDr. JeterO this afternoon, at D
o'clock The friends and aequantances of the
family are invited to attend 81
On the 9th inst, AUGUSTUS, son of Henry and
Sarah Cook, aged ~ months.
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-.
dcnce on Broad, between 25,h ana 26th streets. at
I o'clock this afternoon.
A, the residence of NJ NJ Hill Esq in this city.
~ Il quarter to three o'clock Monday morning, July
,th 1862 of wounds received in the battle Of Tues
.lay July LIST, below this city, JOHN y. Shell
BURN, in the ,wenty-third year Of his age q
member OF Company II claiborne Guards) 2nd
Regiment Louisiana volunteers.
t.s Homo, La, papers pie ase copy.
G Monday. the sth Of July, al halt-Past Two
o'clock T. NJ. MINNIE. infant daughter OF George
# tnf; Maria II. Granger, aged seven months.
Farewell 70 thee, my parents dear;
sly stay was short, as you ser, Eero
But long or short your stay may be,
Prepare yourselves to foliow me-.
On the 7tn inst, after a brief Illness, Mrs. Ell.
LEN Il. I.ORAM, aged % years wife OF William,
Loram and daughter OF John and Ellen Mullen,
formerly of Baltimore. "Requescat in pace
In Manchester, at the residence Of his parents,
sv,Eo, - u
M5rearet For, due, aged IL months.
We loved orr little RoPIE dear,
And would have wished hin stay
Bur lei our Fathers vili De done,
lie shines in endless day.
Al the residence of Mrs. Herman on the sth in
stant A. r. BENZiN(sER, son of Col Benzinger Of
Baltimore lie was n member OF Capt Hawley S
company Of cavalry 10th regiment, company ID.
His death il deeply dfplorea by his officers and
company.
v~%57Fhe funeral OF JEFFERSON BEA IRE
GARD infant child of John and Margaret Fry,
will take place this afternoon al o'clock, at Clay
Street N. F.. Church. The friend, Of the family are
invited to attend.
Thus star by star declines,
Till all are passed away.
As morning hgl. and higher shines
To pure and perfect day;
Nor sinh. those stars III empty night,
But hide themselves in heaven own light"
Z gy7The funeral Of LETITIA F. daughter OF
Rev u. Shaver, will take place this morning TT III
o'clock at her fathers residence in Sidney. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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Poor DEyHs.-The "Uaion" inhab itants of the
new State of Western Virginia are in a bad way.
The new State can't got into the "galorious
unian' wisAsiavery. Oae Of the traitors and bogus
representatives thus bess his niger loving friends
In the Federal Congress Tor mercy:
1r. Wiley. Union,l of Virginia, proposed to
Aknd the bill 80 az TO obyiate the obee of the
Senator from Vermont enabling the State Il.
BE- admitted when II had ratified u Consultation.
ssPHhlican il firm, with u Fundamental con.
diti0n that sji children born after The 18th OF July
shall be free In regard to Mr. Summers amend.
3nent he said that most Of the slaves now remain
iag 10 Western Virginia are old family slaves aud
gradual emancipation would De better for the In.
tssests Of fhe Stale. The bill In effect proposes the
admiration Of new free State. The God oil Nature
ordained that Western Virginia should be a free
ktete, ard there WA Probably not eight thousand
siayes there to-day. Really there was not inyoi.
aiptaEr servitnds there; for from the position In
regard 20 Ohio ard Pepnsyivsni IL Ia Impossible
y kecp dawes there unless they are willing to stay
~ Protested earnestly asA;nst the addition Of new
eSanfies, - made by the bill ~ reported Dy the
eemmittee, thus tnein4jag counties III the alley,
yhieh have 70 social t3sndiy relations with t6s
psotte q noEihHss Irsinia- counties which
~. Slysaed ~ sa1 noantsias well as by
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~ GO DIN & APPERSON' areJ,

TXECUToRS SALE OF se3 Acprs On
III LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY sIy
MILES FROM MANCHESTER, ON FATtIyH
CREEK, NEAR 20 hRASCE's MEETING
HOUsE-At the request Of Messrs Lawson Nm
naly and h w Finuey, executors Of PleLard W
Flournoy. deed, snd by virtue OF decree Of ~.
Circuit Court Of Chesterti-ld rounty pror1unrI,
in he November term 1850, In tie case Of Flopr
noy's executor Va. fcurroy, &c, we shai. geu 8,
public auction ON the premises, On THCRsDAY
tue l7th July. 1867, at IL O'Clock n NJ III fgiT r.
not the first fair dry thereafter the trac, of an,
located "a above, Of which Richard W Flo,,rn~-
died gsised, containing, by recent urvey 10 be seep
ar our Office. SIS acres, of which about 90
"pen land and the renis Ifer in an d pine yyo,
ihe place is nov occupied by Nj. Jas IT, Mayo a,
tenant, who will take pleasure in showing II =,
those who lnsy cal on him. The tract nGioirs ,h
lends of Messrs %. Winfrc. T. r. Smith \ q
Stafford, Ro u. Flournor, w. G. Hatcher g. and
can b. conveniently subdivido into De erfl rsIer
tracts. The taIdngz GA &c piace are such o. ars
usu.:ily found on farra.
TERMs-Lioerai, ani laade Known Al the Lour If
sale. This being large estate, quite near 10 MAJ.
chester and 10 Richmond, and within three I,llss
OF the Petersburg railroad should attract the a,,er
ton Of capitalists aud Others
GODDIN a. APPERSOE, Aucta
r. S.-The foregoing farm, in whole or In mar,
can be treated for privately. fly 81 q
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.


MoBxr, July a special lispa,ch 10 the 7rt'
hsne, from Grcnaist yesterday says that Northern
papers of the 9th contain copious accounts of Me
Cielian's defea, in Virginia They ,y 10 ciaim the
capture of 100 prsoGers, and acknowledge the loss
Of twenty thousand mer, thirty pieces Of artillery
aud a large ameunt Of commissary and ordnance
stores They admit the capture By the Contede-
rates OF Gems. Reynolds and Mccall state that Gen
CASTOR was killed, and Gems. Meade. Burns. Sum.
ner and Heintzelman, and numerous field officers
were wounded
They state iha, the strength of the Confederate
army was o00od0 men, and its loss 80 600. They
say the Federal army il encamped on high rolling
ground the hanks Of James river, fifteen miles
from Richmond Their transports are ut the
wharves unloading supplies for the army. Me
Cleiian, they say was confident Of his ability ie
meet any attack the Confederate army may make 81
his present position.
SECOND DESPATCH
GRENADA, July a--The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
expresses fears tina, Nee eaus defeat Will precip
itate European intervention and advises that pre-
parations b. made resist any dicta,ion from
France or England.
On the 5th day Of The battle MeCielian's frencl
ssaff officers left hun aid proceeded home on 'ht
first boat, They viii doubtless carry reliable rev,
to l.air country.
II is reported thai another Federal eunboat In.
been sunk by ol!y batteries On White river.
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BY REDWOOD & KEACH, Iscfs
"a Main street

ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD, PARLOR. CHAM
NJ Der AND KITCHEN FTRNITTET
GROCERiES. &C.-on FRIDAY, iIth inst nj 10
O'Clock, We will sell at the residence O: Levi RAJ
rick. Esq. on 4ih street, between jackson and Du
oyal all the Furniture &c, ON the pre- mses con
sisting ofsCane Seat Chairs; Dining and KItch. /,
Tables; Wardrobes; Bedsteads, Beds. Mattress.s
and Coverings; one No. Cooking Stove: On. Sat.
China and Crockery Ware: Knives and Fork.
Spoons; Tubs; Buckets; Tin Ware, &c; lot T
Mating and various otter articles too mime ron.
to mention
AlsO-A lot of Bacon, Lard, Sugar Salt Tlour
il lids REDWOOD & KEACU Aur,s
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REAL ESTATE faE SALE
MARTIssylLLE, Henry Co

jaly 9Th 1852
M isfiAoi - remove 10 my plantation In his
w vicinity, orer for sale my RE- fnEstE IN
this place, ehg;hiy located and iesir,hl. II, sysr,
particular. ibe house Is substantial brick s;-ls
fure in front, with q weathcrboari sdiision an Inc
rear IL CONTAINS s.x rooIas OF convenient size and
two closets. Ii Is In thorough repair
The lot upon which il Is situated somprises tyo
aerss-one-hali acre in y ard. shaded and ornament
cd by diversified growth OF large trees one.hals
acre Ia garden which Is very productive, and oas
acre in d lot heavily set in orchard sre.s The en-
tire enclosures are good and comparatively new
The ont buildings consist OF q substantial and
conveniently located Kitchen and necessary house
for dome sites Dairy Icc-housa Corn and Garriss.
houses, stable and Cowshed A large e.r,mo,i.
Gus, and admirably located office is being eopstfu,
ed for the uss OF q physician
The distance from Danville Is b miles I,nmei
ate posses sion can be given.
TRIMS 5000 cash
Any one wishing to purchase, viii uosamunlsa,e
either with me al abs place. or confer with DR.
T. Laekett, 81 Manchester, for further Particular
y lO-lur H. II. DREwRY. b. u
NoTicE-LAND FOR sALE.--i ODER Tar SSls
~ my tract OF land lying on the narth side OF
the Buckingham road in the county of Powhatap
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Wiufree DR. Turpln
and Capt McGruder, three and half miles frun,
powha'sn Station and the same from Tomahswk.
bath on the Richmond ard Danville rsjiroad Said
tract contains between aS6 and 800 xetes Of land .
about forty acres Of bo,ssa land, one hundred ant
thirty acres Of high land cleared portion of ,hs
ihnu Wen set IN clover. IL has upon IL \ Framed
dwelling, lately repaired, CONTAINING seven rooms
aud necessary out honssa II has the slysnt age Of
being sttaateti in fine hesishy neigheosheoA and
has q web Of excellent water in the yard Think
ing It useless 90 give any farther description aSy
wishing purchase can csll and see or address
me At Gentle y. o., Powhafaa county, Va
ly Ion JANIS y. Nuc1oLs.
NOTICE viii sell my LAND, IN the conl,y
IN Of Charlotte. containing 9a0ea seres: ~ acres
Of Nat land 40 acres Of imprevea lots ana clover
and about 100 acres Of forrest and pine hnprays
ments eomforsaolei churches convenient; elgh,
miiea from the Richmocd and panvile Railroad
and Charlotte q. n. Ny addrsss Il .C0unty Line
\ koeds Charlotte county. We"
IL l0-& Jas r calhoun
NofICK-l0R sALK PRivAfELY--A vssy
in pleasant and eaavenisAt DWELLING. %
Jaeknon and Adams streets Ac8 Il - Occupancy
81 NJ. a. j notk Apply - - WR xnslss
corner q - I'D leleA strsstA ~ % ~ pr~saisrs
" a-Ns
AKA ACRES OF LAND 1OR SALI IN Oh
4e1V ANGIE Co, n. C.-NIes twostery dwell
~ aAd q Aaeeeaaxy ont AAassA With Aus.rsts !is
psovoeAeats. elOvex letA 30 Prie~ eG0A ~
49, ~ = ~ niApAasA eilee.
INV IAnRs~ - 49, Nom Lama = ssaeA
ga 1xasxs aAssaeesa<
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M understand that the LATHAM BAT.
w Terry left the font Of our lines Tuesday
morning Of his week. ard arc u0y encanped a
shori distance Ir0m Richmond, near The cemetery,
tor tho purpose Of recruiting aud fitting up the
Battery, which pretty we'll up in tht. late
fights, having been III io,f OF them
M w. = kinspy. OF the old members wh,
has passed through the fiery ordeal Of the past two
weeks with the Battery, Though he has had his dig
charge IN BIS pocket the :li of June, by viz.
tue of being II Marysnter.) speaks in the ighost
terms of tha galiantry and brewery of their young
Cspt.iu, JAMES DEaRfNG, As exhibited throughout
the terrible conflicts conflict that has given to
Southern the prestige Of victory unparalleled
in the annals of the worlds history aud crowns a
LEE the master spirit with unfadiEg honors, that
viii REMAIN green through ali coming time
is iD-..lt&
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McCle Ian to hc GniIlofiued

4 gentleman Of undoabted veracity, who was
several days prisoner will. the Yankeea, made his
escape, and arrived in town yesterday we under
stand he asserts 4 as an ndisputsbe fact hat Nc
Gielan aud his stan have been ordered 70 report to
the Secretary Of War Al Washington The e,illotine
is thirsty, and General ieF sends IL whole batch #
'.ictilYs. We have doubt he viii corti ,.ue 70
!gp,ly it as lorg the Yankee Generals Five him
opportunity. " on't old Sect ehacki..g
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AUs'1JON SALks.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Las n TAYLOR = sox. hue,,

lTALUABLE FARM ON THE MECHANIC.
WILLIE TURNPIKE, 3 MILES YoITm
EAST or RICHMOND, CONTAINING ABOi.T
80 ACRES, FOR SALE Ar AUCTION ~.
request Of Wnt A. Wyatt, Esq, we will sell Nv
TUESDAY, 18th July. commencing at o. cloek ~ =
H.. his FARM ~ described above containing sbor.
~ acres OF highly improved land upon which ~
winter and spring Data, vegetables of var!ous KIM
an orchard Of choice fruit, n well OF excellent w..
ter, &c. Fhe Improvements are a plain dwelin-
and the usual Out-buildings. Upon the place !. =,
eligible site In fine grove Of oaks for hand.o,aa
dwelling. The neghborhood. for Intelligence an'
refinem ent, II unsurpassed The health " ,hi, r.
tion Of country il proverbisl. The tract adlo,n,
the lands Of jas. Elicit and Richard O. Morris Pa
Immediately opposite the farm Of Richard Cau,horr
Esq.
TERMs-Will be made known on the dav of .l
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR g. SOY
iy I'D tUctIoueprs
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Mere Orders from 1;eayane Gwter--More Eru-
tally Di tl. ui,y wish a British Captain, Sc.

MoBrLE, July @.---T'c 4f@rriiSlr has received
New Orleans papers OF The .ah and eih insfs- CON
tann@ several of Buffers riders. Order No
la2 consi.., John w Andrews 10 l;i.1 Labor at Ship
Island Tor two years for exhibiting cross SAID 10 be
made ou Of the bones Of Yankee soldier
No. l52 also consisus +. Keller to Ship Island, at
hard labor for wears. for exhibiting skeleton
in his window labelled "Chic.1ahomEg," intending
ii to represent Yankee soldier slain IN :hat battle
No $50 confines Ms PIN Hips, wife Of Philip
Phillips at ship Island within proper limits ,her',
til further orders, for laughing her balcony
while &. Yankee funeral WAS passing.
The Mobile 1fijHae says she following is relia-
bic:
On the 18th Of July. at New Orleans, boat lead
of British tars, from the British n.an.of-war Ri
naido while approaching the irVee, commenced
singing some of patriotic war songs, amanS
them The Bonnie Blue Flag" Butler sent word
to the Captain of the vessel that he did not permit
such demonstrations. The Captain replied that he
did, and he responsible. The same night a
ball was given on board the vessel Among the
decorations were Confederate flags
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VTANTED-s SERVANT i will pay q fair
w price for Il SERVANT by the month or
balauee of the yaar--a plain cook, washer and
iroIer, white or colorcd. Apply Al my resi- denee
Grace street, one d Dor above Madison
iy lot q " WILLIS
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NARR1TrD.

IN The b, isss blythe Rev. Jamef L. Gates. at
,hs sesiencc Of the brides parents. Mr. RODNEY
w. SHELTON and Miss ELIZABETH r COUSINS
ali Of Richmond.
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By T.. q. COOK, Asciions.r.

r AR0E SALE OF MANUFACTURED tn
i 4 BACCO AT AUCTION-0n FRIDAY III
llfh inst, at 10 o'clock will cell, a, NV s,or.
10 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO soIne Of ,,bieh
is represented ~ very choice. After which spn
dry small invoices Of DRY GOODS erghracing .
varied assortment. l.. b. COOK
u 10 Anctionerr
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NTANTED.A GIRL of good character, either
w white or colored, 10 attend Il ch lid and do
general house work for a small family Applv AT
MI J. ID. SMITHS, 9Th and Franklin s,s
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NORTHERN rArERs.

Our friVAris would greatly ohligc US by sending
any Nosthern papers they may chance TO &c, In
their possession TO ihIs Office. The public i'll
thus receive the news a. the ear.lex: moment.
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tEI ANTED--WET NURSI..--Any person hay
w ing one ;or hire will please call AT sir Gar
Ders grocery. oi franklin street ~ iny house On
Union Hill, near Itr S.rcc.er's
il l0--.}: fWN Al SMETyIc
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NV ANTED.--l wish 10 employ tr.o good HEVV.
w ERs, Immediately. Apply TO
W. b. TOMPkINS 4 BRO,
iy i0~lt+ Basin Bank, Rich,nfo,,
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NIANTED.--$25 FOR A KEY. The above
w amount will be paid fer the key Of a house
located between 3D. street and Brock a cnue and
north OF Leigh street, or. would exchange hoilse
iiss outside the corporation limits with 4acre gar
den, for one ns above. Address, box L. OF, J. A.
FL
Also. wanted, two NEGRO MEN by The month
Tor which the very highest wages will be paid
" IT,
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HNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, on
i the battle field, near Crews farm, gu the LIST
OF July, large, dark-bsy HORSE, with quilted
saddle, bride halter, aud evercoat viii pay the
above reward 10 any one who will deliver him to
M. A. RICHARDS IN Franklin street, rear the
Old Market. NJ. Walden,
~ 9-.}t* Third Virginia Cavalry
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M AAfEiI-ID resi-, lay q married gentleman
w without children, two unfuTnished ROOMS
with part Of Kitchen on MARSHALL. Grace or Frank.
ne street. Addrc2s ''P. r. DisIs.;c office giving
fuI Name :iild location * lt,-?ts
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M J y I BIO rent out, several furnished
w ROOFS, ljy the week. 10 gentlemen 10
cation, near ti'a " shngton Monument Apply ~
JOHN \. JEfER, opposite
j. i0--3ta Catholic cbcrcb f.raea q
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NThNTED-A good female COOK, black Or
w while also a C0LOgE D GIRL, a. Nurse,
Call at MRS G. V. J0HNSTON'S,
On ID, bet. Franklin and Grace sts
iy ltt--stt<
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FfNAKEN UP--ln Sidney, two stray HORSES.
I One dark roam, with several small on
hIs back and head; the other light bay, ali four
feet white, and white spot in his forehead. The
above horses can be found at the first Lock the
James River and kanaw ia Canal three miles above
Richmond. AS feed il very high the owner, or
owners, will please come forward, prove property,
pay charges and AXE them away Immediately.
jy 9.-2ts 8. A. THORP.
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nv a N T l. D.--A good ore horse S!sefNC
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

M AATED--A good COOK for General Huger.
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