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, 1862-01-23
a. STEILACOOM "y
dN LIVERY STABLE. 91

TUE UNDERsIGSEDs HAVING EsTAB-
tsed himself In tle lbove business IN this piece WI
devote Ne atentr eSclusvcy 20 conducting II IN proper
and satisfactoTy
Good sIdas aF.s. s - s,s readiness for he assOu.
modatlnn Of The public.
Also, ane gr,Rs BUGGY, for PArs, wishing 10 saiay
peasan ride through he county
i-iy oHARLEE STEWART.
, 1862-01-23
NOTICEI NOTICE!

TAKE THIS METHOD TO INFORM THE
public generally that In future EH endorse for any
one and hope 10 escape further annoyance.
44af PHILIP KEACH.
, 1862-01-23
ALNIAMnnN N2AAMas

Five stnps IN roscwhOd easea. $3.50; stops do do.
$780, stops with percussion, t225; II stops do do.
$3.50; Y stops dO size larger $500; rs stops d. do
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zTHou anT ssoa1 gssaTAa

ses, and charity % genera liz disn.r..a :, n.
poorer clesss6 a. 70 place them 4 ctualiy s..
yond the each Of want.
A remarkable instanca Of The ,ra.aSvna tim
OF pfopGtys Was AFFORDED In the Nun Hoose.
on 81 }he eplendid hotels OF Charleston.
W. nrs "A nont, nrs on the aide, and nrs
oonina. fee NJ nlied with storm Of nakss
me nnrnfng rain that one could not walk n
- y. unIece wrapped In . wet blanket, such was
XnS Soonsss and energy displayed - TIE pro:
sSs soo:s st M ~ asisnda: aad .As ss.vsn Of
And tne Snure square. And probably tAe por.
uon OF ths city behind It, saved. Durine this
perilou4 hour, while hundreds Of tkousands
ns "a Il s.s ona sr: = s::
serve tneir property II u noble tribute 70
manhood: that Mr.. Purcell, forgetting him
selIand MS valuable In terests sent his sorvAnts
ana es noess s.s e ss 'S 1ae
Then returning 10 his hotel IN the midst Of
the ures 10 dlrectod his attel uon to ths sal.
yation of what belonged to himself and part
ter Of both Messrs. Purcell 4 Ntckerson, OF
tho Mills Bouse, 10 that, after the conhagrs.
ton had eubsidsd, they rendered TO several
famniss the use OF their apartments or fur.
nitufe free OF charge, until the unfoftunates
could provide TOR thslAselvss. The hsry or.
deal thfough which the house passed 70 In.
delibfy impressed upon lie front and sides.
BY ths Ssry ytonsues INIT ioried out from II. h
opposite side OF the street., paint u blistered,
windows scorched and biac kened-in word.
had the h0ssa been subjected 70 q severe at.
tack OF the small psx. the u upticn on the
epidermtS could not have been more COM
plets than u evident upon the pttted fscs of
the building. .s-s
But have already transgrsssed the pru.
dent l0ngitQde0f Of Q letter. Pens are ike loco.
motives. however; they always require a mile
or two Of track 70 stop In. and . switching
point - not presented a. every paragraph
coming into the depot, howevef9 LEI me add
that everything here and on the coast 10 com.
parattveDy quiet. The YANKEES make an oc-
casional foray on the coast with their gun.
boats. A tew thousand-three " four. pro.
babty-havs landed on EdistO Island; nobody
knows for what. A few tugs arc It work
pulling spiles in the approaches 70 Savannah,
and an attack 10 sppfe hended there. A BON.
bardment may possibiy result ana the city
maybe destroyed; bus the Yankees can no
more land In the face of our troops under
arms In the vicinity, than they can take
comet. FHRsIuMoHs.
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uTAN fED-tMaaBDiATELY.
W RHU2UITs,

Wanted, Immediately, three 1900 hundred respee
-sbls aad sbie-bodied men. 70 form an ARTILLERY
Rs;talion TO serve for two yesIs, or during tht
va.
Ihav. opened a recruiting Office In the city OF
Richmond, oa 10th S., bet. Main and Caty, uudef
tss super .ptandence OF S.rg. W. sHELLIxGs.-
Comfortable quarters will be provided Beard free.
Ne, viii bs p.id iruin the date OF their Aolstment
Isl. tas earnesl wish Of the undersigned 70 be read,
-i.h the I,sv Organisation before the 'sam of hi
prssn ocripany expires. BE the. efors indu,Ge
he hope lhss those not now In the service will 20,
be sass iu enlisrlg 6; for. fsht we muss, and con
aay, 700, And, to co 20, We must hs veu .driLlec
riprspsred for our enemies.
Any co oinmunicattons addressed TO ne at Fred
sitt.burg, Will meet With prompt att~ution.
X. l.. WALKER,
.3--t: Capt. Com'dg Purcell ARTILLERY.
Thi1 and Hxami ,<r c,pv
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Total guns......

FAED. DOUGLASS on TIE WA1.--The New
York Times gives the following report of q
lecture on tho war by the notorious Fred.
Douglass:
Mt. Douglass, In commencing, said that at
the time he proposed to speak, the yfctories
Of Fort Henry and Roanoke Island had not
been fought, and even those victories had not
he took Of she war This war had developed
our patience. [Laughter.l He was not here
to ind fault with the Government; that was
dangerous. lLaughtsr.J Such as It was. It
ing by the Government [Applause.] He
would not find tanlt with Bull Rus, Ball's
B2uff, or Big Bethel, but he meant to cali
attention to the uncertainty and vaseillation
aud hesitation in graphing with the great
question Of the war-Slavery. The great
question was, "What shall be done with the
slaves after they are emancipated?" He ap.
peared a. one who had studied Slavery ON
both sices Of Mason and Dixon's line. He
considered himself % Amer icAn citizen. He
was bern ON the most sacred part Of the soil.
daughter and applause There was nothing
In the behavior of the colored race In the
vent him from bsing proud Of being acolorsd
citizen Of the United States. (Applause.l
They had traitors Of all other nasions In Fort
Lafayette as cold ~ &2onS-[ but
ally during this war. Yet, black msn were
good enough to fight BY the side Of Wash.
ington and Jackson, and were not good
enough to fight beside Mcclellan and
Halleck. IL.ughter.l Bat he would
not coInplaIn-he only thre " out theee hints.
fLauGhter The question was simply
whether free institutions and liberty should
stand or fall. Any peace without emanct.
patton would be q hollow peace. Even that
rhinoceros-hided place, Washipgton had By
epecies Of adumbra ati0n, come 70 areali1s this
tr1th. fLaughtef hathad slayRy done
for ms. that 1t had any CLAIM upon - that We
shoald spare III Tens Of thousands q Ams-
HicaA citissns wore now tsktng their 1sst les.
crous vein the tenderness OF many who. Ake
the New YORK Uerold, Wontd hanea rebel
and ccnnscate ell has pfoperty-sxcept
his slaves. slavery had kept our army
quieta for seven month"; and Displaced
good and loyal men By taeompeeent
and disloyal ones. The question was,
what shsll be done sWtth tAe 1000, oe0slave
II .eansucipAted Hsg might askt Nnat hhal
= aone with the 81, 900 SlAyeholaeysl His
plan WAs, .nftoe IT, slaSoe Woree0Anoopate0
e. lsS tAe0 sloas. DO 1stAtsg' WITH tnsa.
fLapehfAg.l Let tAe1 taes care 0e tAe0.
doves q oilers do: lARgl.sss;l Tsscssss
saoy Man ADpgoaoAe9A At1l, sytoooAay 0911O
Aia 1or q 1ndiaa. sad ~ loliowtae ssas
sH Hssssssss-H.,lsa, sens mo. vay saes.
Frea stoel qsist, aaA sset = - naeh ltks
q lnAfan - ~ cooJ0.
e0anSss-Osneslto slto0 Way backs AaaeaAs
shot. tI-assAtsrl
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1ITANTkD.

w TO THE RESCUE,
rrcRgyTS TAINTED FOR THE RICHMOND
LiGST INFANTRY BLUES. x.-
CASAL BKipss. CrRarfucK 10. N. C.,l
February IS, 1852.
NTnr,or "a Lieut.. Il. 8. SANXAY, Of the
ps,hmoud Blues Is detailed 70 recrni. man TO
slIup that company. He viii raiss the flas
ntCapt O. JENNINGS WISE. who fell Al
,ss head OF bis company, for true men to rally
.-onnd He wall appeal to the honorary mem.
s.-s N the corps 70 sssist him, and appeal q
~. gallant ard brave to do the best honor to
~. solder who fought and fell leading the
oisest com pxny In Virginia, who more thar
S,a ,hstr dnfy 1t koanoke. lst Lieut. carter
sna "a Lent. Bigger are, I hope, stiN alive.
nat they are prisoners. I daeire places be.
.cralps their gsl,antry 70 be vsd for
,h,m A.sron ms recraits are raised to the
lumber of g.. they will be forwarded TO re.
rort 70 Colonel J. II. RiGhardson.
HENRY A. WISE.
Brigadter General.
10 confor mity with the above order. a re-.
erui.ing once is opened for this time. no red
rapany Mt the Wise Legion Once over r
ii. 1syior's store. Main street. Each recruii
l.sutit,ed 20 a bounty OF go. We are filling
70 the ranks very rapidly. Gall imm ediate-
II for further informa tion.
H. s. SANxAY, ID Lieut..
x. l.. !. Blues, Recruiting Onicer.
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p" In . hne frenzy rolling. y

To TH1 SOLDIERS gRon SOUTH CAROLINA II
7Hs AMY OF TEE PoroMAc.-By direction of
the Governor and Council Of South Carolina
laddress You.
You were the first to respond to the call Of
the state for the defence Of our common coun.
try. At her bidding you rushed to q distant
of an advancing foe. For her and for your.
when, In conjunction with yonr fellow. sol.
dierp from other States, you achieved those
victories which hurled the hireling foe behind
the dsfsnces Of his Capital. Yon have dis.
You hare borne with fortitude, not only the
battle's shock, but the deadly fever and the
wintar's storm. Tho State 10 proud OF your
conduct, your devotion. and your achieve.
people, We thank you. Bnt the m.in object
e not yet aehisved-the establishments before
the world, and In fact, Of the indspencence
Of the Confederate States OF America. 0uf
own existence as . Stats is involved IN II
The enemy. driving confidence from over.
Wnslming nam bers and superior appliance
II. jsre.s are ssiisss1 ~ As mar.
You are trained and tried stand. there
yoawita the coSsolite hope that you Will
vanish In his plse06oe. xlrnish net The
bright crown which now elAsHis on your
brow BY leavieg the Aeld With the enefnY
sbsspcs the valiant fsW who remained wsse
ovsfW lsl.aed A.d the fAir fshstc our coma.
youf hel3 ~ can defeat the ~, end w w1l.
NJ - :osi. id ia a al tss sscrsa isscnc.s s
petiotisn, ~ aak you e record yoer pAmfe
ready expressed thelr resolltica " Aght TIE
hattie until we snAlI conaser - asAorAels
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= Dss1ux Tnsxp u Tss Uslsx Aag1.~1hA
3allsgtsg Y as ssfsit st 8 sstps ff2n ) eols
~ y 10 Eaies ~ 7, ssitl11 ID yttetA!3;
! Iagl
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X3TANTED.-
W ATTENTION, MARYL1ANDERS
NIL up %. "9," LAT Maryland Regiment.
A bounty Ut $50 will no paid Immediately
on joining, Clothing and su bsistence fur
nished. Apply Immediately at the Maryland
- LII. ALEX'R r GRLSS,
10 I9-lms Recruiting O6cer.
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FIRST TNPR xssroHs,

We had visitors OF every class, Twas lean i.
ing upon the balcony one day, when an elderly
lady approached me, saying that she desired
patients were confined, but she did not want
to see any Of the "horrid Yankees." had
daistood that the popular superstition re.
speotinG the Federal soldiers sa vorsd Of horns
and claws put not calculating the effect of
q sudden disclosure, / rem marke1, In winnip z
accsats and With the pleasantest distortion
OF countenance of which my facial muscles
were susceptible. thet was a'bsassof Ephe.
s1s myself !" The disclosure seemed to take
effect In the pit Of the lady's stom ach, for az.
ter momentary collapse she wildly fiun4 up
her arms, sxclatming. "O.yah.ugh ~ and
vanished.
On every Sunday, tho outskirts Of the
prison were througed with vei.ors, who had
come upon staring expedition, and seemed
amply repaid II they Obtained glimpse OF
the Yankees. Barnnm's Museum would have
passed for side show in omparlson with
hospital attraction. Upon one occasion ]
Ion, when We were accosted by savage look.
ing fellow in q pisnter's hat, and yHry gen
teelly dressed, who asked me II / had had
enough of Bull Runf Irepli"d by inquirins
pose not" said /. "for any one who could
insult > prisoner IL too COW aroly to 60 where
tbsrs il any DANGER -, -
l regretted this observation, for 1t was nc
sooner Uttered than the prancing hre- eater
emitted the most suIphurous volley Of oatha
that had heard on the "sacred soil."-
Fuming and snoring with wrath, he paced
backward and forward, his 8iittering eye
In . hne frenzy rolling" ....
till having collected himself for . second
attack, he exclaimed, "Well, you belong "a
the Oonfederates now; you are In our power!'
My companions asked him II he belonged
70 the Oonisderates. eyes" he reJoinsd with
an emphasis. 81 do T., -.
. "Weu, what does your master ask 70,
yon p said the former.
This was . sad blew to the ''chivalric'
South herner, who was Of suspiciously dayl
compsezion, and certainly could not be classet
among "poor white trash" TO add to hi,
discomfiture, the bystanders laughed q
heartily as the "!ankees." The only re-
source Of our rabid friend Was to cast ont an
other volley of oaths, but before he could de
justice to his subject hs was walked offby tn.
guard. 4%
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E.,e7s.sE, uEEaA & A4:as, o..

+ O:lf Oit STUI.F.Q- SIS RHWARD~G
] 0oid Hunlr1g Lever ~ AT0ii, 30 2s7I;
chased csse; star IN co"iTs o. back. ~ o u
large SnaE- ham Eoi5; one OF tHe syes ont
of bead. The abo 10 rsw6r &-t'i r" paid II
left at N Wiiiiams's, no Nair street -
No qn'sti rs asked - i9-1r
AtIrE DttLi,a ~ t's w hD -~tFt,tn
T. s,oieu from toe New II a1Tke', on the lZtii
day CT Febru 'ry, 1852. n sInRl. mons' co.ored
MULE.
TIL above rev rd vi bs paid 10 the finder
BY leavl 4 the Mule at a ss.Ts. q! zepio0k a.
Thomss's grocery, OF Brock ATeuue.
ia L - HtrGlSt)N.
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kaAS paNc ~ MsE1LsNN whp las
n lete'y rua tha bloskasa WI hes To become
Nuustiut for any man VITO Is wiling 10 pay
him his price; for psr,:cal$r'. inquire 81
q. a. BaOUah ~ 5R'F,
Cis'r Stcre.
fa 1885 No 81 Main street
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T~JKay~ LefL the tfovsrpm-pt stable,
r. Oh lStn stree, cu sunday, n 10 h inst,
!. ..rga BAY r. UI.E, lame al : s9r-neyed -
any information concerning him Will BE-
thankfully received at ttts OH o.
WM r. WAhHEN,
fe St fRnts,a and a NJ.
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4 US lit UtcN ..-~io on. ,r2... uli11i = ~
4 nlail 10 Gear 5Y,lie, Va, tHe f5noviag
iloHeor:s of the orange suo alexandria lailroed
COMPANY
So 73 to 7Si Inclusive, $40 ss-h. ....s241 op
Ga 30 6e 20 " 80 %
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A rTnak.OA EvLI.~,- LAi, -
n $50 nCU<YY.
,vsntet to ratse \ V9uut- .r = hpAut fer uf
JilierY farv,ee. bose al hing 10 Ia ahI tLslehy
aVoij b. militia Jrsft. saa receive tesi .es, tho
S. bounty, Will appit 10 ar ~ N " s!asr. cor
nsr Hhorkoe slip q ~ saf derslg1sd at joha-
son Younger q ttsy's. III Fes,l csr.et.
fe IL sd IL. . O'Ef.
A TfnNTIOH ,uAkf i4AhDEHS Per.
~ sons wishing to enlist for the war. In
me Maryland Cavalry, will call at the coz.
ner OF Pearl and M2in SITS.
GEO II UAITRER, Jr.,
fe lS-Stx Napt. nd tiavsity.
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ADJ'T aND iNsF. okNtH OfFI ~,
RICHa M. February f3:e, 1853.
CPECIAL OR DERS NO. 38
- (EHra9
L All yers3s: employ ed In tho TAIegrsph Of
hc7t OF tfs Canfc e!ste ststes "a crerriors, ere
hayeby stl ots5 tr1n military duty
By command OF tie s3sef-tseg - Wsr.
JOIl WI cHHE9,
fe i7-2w ASST A6i'tHsnl.
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AuI5. Diso -ANCE Dept oF Va, I

2icEN JND, JANUARY Ii, 4<t2.
4 there sre 20, large n1nhrr Of Fal1T
u LOHK EUSRET} lhatrihn'ed over taia
State, these having them, II laSge or sa.sh aum-
bers, again urseEts rsgIe tsd to GsDd them
in, to MY aDDRsss, hat tesy may be nj i.sranfnd
out II Roo3 or der ready {. she . Of the troops
tkat vail ts.. 2 the iield n@xt spring Each mnsses
IS OF great ss.us % can be bought. or uaaae.
in the State. LUAS. DIaMifJR,
il Ii--ts Co. Of Ordnance OF Va.
tfsS ito rsDsrs nOry ts
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AralAcunaous % sD1ro.

We wore Al SO ''hOnored'' WIN o call from
the editor oflhs Richmond DtspascA, who came
In disguise, and regaled the PRISONERS with
sympathy, and was exceedingly ino pisit.ye.
The day fOllo winy he spread before ais read.
ers an account o. his obser vations at tie
hospital, wherein he took occasion to de.
aounce 10 In the most uasurpasslng terms.
dem0niac howl, ana for n sen.On little else
was Ad dvocatsd BY the kichmond press than y
proposition to remove "iax, Y4nkess" 20 the
coal mines, as soon ~ tLsif wounds Were
living. 1hs editor Of the D,spa,cA suoss
quontiy renewed his visit, aud WIS iecognlxed.
The boys, however. profsssed 10 regard him
as q stranger, but took occas on 10 In Il oduee
tho said editor ~ topic OF uiscusAion, and
beraled him to their satislrCuOu. believing
himself unknown, he bore II without remon.
stvance, but did not remain long, and 10 never
looked upon his like again. - 80
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NssLITAsss Notices.

YIyuT ARsltLEsY The pre- en-. eonsi-
I II 2 Of our cnun'rY s@ens TO na % r. quye
N. services Of all wso are cap bio oi BE- u
arms an In sisns'ioa 70 lssvs segac We hsvs
roertf re ebfas1sd ON 'he 'ersi-.s" " w su
.kor,t ty to raise conioa Of Lf-BJ AeT1L-
LE<Y aod all upon crr How'd izsrs 20 come
feI ward and aid IN getss-sg /. np
We ws1:, II iossiois, o ,sse eontsny 'um-
cfsn. 70 MAJ bsit. OF .IY guas s.d fif k tpi.
enterpii.e ots's q ss epporsusits &c 81 stp wtsh
~ volunteer, aad thus ave ih.ms.isss from
draft in th mi i1a.
Qrsy TO ~, of he srenshsw Wso'e- Cow-
p"ny eood~, viii oo ;rrn,sl ei sree aca she boua.
ty CT 10 p Id TO sash MA " h-n the coz 2any II
mus.e. e3 i1
Reno szvous 81 tha va shouar on the B,s!n
bank, next d01s 20 ret st Il Cc. wsete 0ES
Of ths unce ri gpeo nay aw-ysie foan a, a. d ie-
Sfuiis oiS i1tsises irss Of 81. pens
Ibs av' liig fxprr o ieS.ii.s or, tho
aou..try to tie e3ty wi | De- ps.4
ut IT, -. f@gSN n&W.
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JANIS ILL$r
Il AL; {. l. * RS y,
fo lS--ts D3t X I'd. ,Gt'ts" ~

A ,TcNTiO VULUsT EERo The uu-
n deIsigaej having sscur'd r epie' did
6a.tery of field pieces, n. ye authority orass
Company OF Eight Artii cry, to tie muster.
ed ioto the Provisional Array of Virginia,
tor the War. Each man Will "s en tsied to q
noupty Of $50 upon b9ing mustered in rs
an opportunity Of eA li~'i. & i'll his arm OF fac
service will not hereafter b" Of fr qnrnt Oc-
currsncs, these wishing 20 join " Ill make
appi alton ~ cnCe, either at the offit e OF he
Id Domipion L ~ur;mea cmpany, pnder
the st. Charles Hotel, or at the Tredssar
WORKS.
Those havtrg auastitntse, will send hem
IN ~ once, es the ranks re a. Ing rapidly.
STafLE"t e. rTCHFIELU.
VIII Liam Z. TANNER,
CHARLES L. HURIHAM.
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"ANTED-A Female TE ,UhEK, well
wv qualified to teach knglish, French,
1.ntin, and Music on the Piano, to take
charge of private school Of six scholars,
consisting fboys and girls, the boys are very
small References given and required. Ad.
drsss. d A., Dispatch Ofice. stating terms.
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NO YUM u I'm rL.mEls

A Company of you q GE%TLE MEN,
Is to is years OF age, is now corning for local
defence. THIS IS an ind-csnde1' company,
and will be armed ano thoroughly drilled
with the ";.aace" as Light ! f,ptry. Gall
and enroll at once at KING d SONS,
Scourers. &c, Maiu s'rer5, above s.h.
fP l---Stk
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I1tesess pay sb'e in .iay SID Move a59r. rev
York. Al peFscEg ase { utioned 81 Il ouy or
trade fof .berl, IS tie Eb;Ie iii no b. p4.r
Is - is =. w. rURC LII Il a.
r OST-s2a REwAEL-EeLween ;te slrsa
n ,sarkst and Brooke A9eGIe,a
J.. 4 I Il h a G,
Containing two ACconpt Hooks anst .ansry
papeis. i will give tie bows Te-rs@ FOR their
delivery TO r3s, q.
s@o=. II :.ri 10. Firss Eitsrss,.
90 zi--ts JOhT LINDSEY.
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NXTANTEU-kECkUlIS

" THOMAS ARTILLERY,
Capt. p. b. STANARD will receive the
names OF all persons wishing to enlist in
this Battery, at tho once of the Midlothian
Goal Mining Company, ON 18th street, be-
tween Main and Oary. The bounty Of $50
given. fel9-:m*
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w ANrED- s,o Ro,,Nrv
Wanted, FORTY MEN to fill Courtney Is Ar
tillery Company, now at Manassas Apply
early at the Recruiting Cfice, in Belvin's
Block, on 18th street.
LIRur. Il, n. VAUGHAN,
fe l9-6* Recruiting Ufficer.
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Oue hundred able bodied MEN, for the p
Army OF the Confederate States, to whom
will be given bounty of $50, and ell to 90
per month pay. The bounty will be paid
immed lately, and clothing and subsi stence
furnished ut the same time. Recruits will
be allowed 10 join any company and regi
ment they desire. Apply. Immediately, at
the General Recruiting ONCE. corner Pearl
and Main sn., up stairs.
q. W. BLAIR, I'd Lieut.. and
ftR-2ws 1en'l Recruiting Oh1cer
!IJArTkD-IO ALL HUbJkCr 40 MI.
w IfTtA DUTY.-I want FIFTY MEN, /.
ran the Game Point Battery, at Aquia Ureek-
All persons no; wishing to be drafted IN the mi
iaA who are de.ifons of being convenient &c
taslr families, will find this "a very desirable
po.: Substitutes will be received In tnis com.
psny All psrsons Wishing to enroll thernssivee
will spply nj once at the corner OF 10th and Main
81, or at Urs vford's Saloon, ON 10th street. Our
e.uGiry needs fighting men. 30 cone at once
Pg PARTICULARS, apply at either Of the above
pIees, to WIN. J. DABNAY. Lieutenant.
IA IL ftt
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w A COOK.
A good female COOK,
who is without encumbrancs, can find EN-.
ployment by the month at my house, south
west corner of Arch and 81 SIS, CANDLES
Hill. A white woman preferred.
fe 19-u E. L. CHINN
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uTANTED-rEACH ER-Ths under. isned
w are deslrCu4c cf Obtaining the service /, OF .
competent TEAOHER. to tske charge ef Eve
or SIX boys. None hut 3 full graduate Of cpe Of
the Va. Colleges Heed apply. A liberal salary
will be paid aud board fun shad. Address 'Jno.
N. Woodhn, or II. W. Mieekuf il ffarson Pat
Office Powhatan county. Va fele-2w#
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WANTki !!

w ATTENTION, NARYLANDERS.
Wanted, Q number of able-b bodied MEN, to ali
up 10. 81" lst MaTyiaDd Regim,nt.
a bounty Of so will b paid Immediately on
Joining. Clothsng and subsistence furnished -
Apply immediateiy at the Maryland Recruiting
Once, corner 9th and Main streets.
'Trs 1t. JOHN LUTTS,
"a
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WANTED lMNEUIATELY-

Several commodious ROOMS, or an entire
Build ng, in tbs neg % ,rhood OF the Mechanics
Institute for the use o. The War Department.
Persons having such to rent will please spply
immediately to Mr.. J. Il. Peebles War Deoart-
ment. p. BENJAMIN,
fe 1876 Secretary of War.
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Corporal Merrill, returned Bull Run
prisoner, recently returnsd from Richmond,
il relating his experience In the Rochester
Ezpyess. He indnlges In personal impsrti
nences In relation to Hon. Alex. Stevens, but
in conclusion describes him as OF A9essrysd
demeanor. but agreeble In cohversation. and
while talking with the prisoners, seem to stu.
dionsly avoid any remark thar could hs snp-
posed 10 ipjare their feelings. He visited
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TIUNDLEY & DaNUF'S
II s,TERM Il kEkY, R1cHmoSp.
The euesc ioers, thankful tor pas. fivors,
ta he th is me:h,id of fcrmtuE thsir fritnds
nd the public tha' they are Aptrsd y fur
nish In any qpautity frssn LAX - Soas, but
ter, Sugar, nd Az o~ Root thAok t.tS.
Pain, Drnam-rt"d. sEc ShteI tAktS;
S.iee NUTS, LIE =, &c.
Our Machine y an Ovens ere new, and
none bat the best WCr klnen eG,foyeI
orders from sstlers Ts Fca4nz Ectel
bespet s, d familie-, soliciI. aua prom ply
executed 1T aslcw prices as any es ablsa.
mant SOUTH
Particular after tioa rasd TO coo psriaS all
goods dipped. HUNDLEY 80 ~OE
f. l9-2W< IS2 t.roais-