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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

YrHhse Brntnilty-There Is u Yankee officer now
III this city, prisoner III uf jaiis. who
makes startling statements in regard TO the,
treatment Of some of men who We're taken pii-
sUuers in the late great battle below Richmond We
give the statement for what II se worth. II il il
true. il is time soldiers were settling In their
minds the question whether in future they will take
prisoners these ru.fi;tis, 40 seem D. dead 10
every feeling OF common humanity. Tns officer
that frequently. after had ndy red
Themselves and thrown down their arms, they were
run through with tie bayoret else knocked i'll
the heed with the clubbed pi,szets of their brutal
foe. He mentions one special instance which came
under his own observation. 4 Yankee soldier was
detailed to take of "a prisoner) to the
rear. He denlurred. but was obliged to obey the
order. After having gone distance from lis
regiment be 1vas seen TO halt the unarmed ,nan In
ti,o ROAD and deliberately blow his hIaius oIt. The
murderer on hi. return, WAS only demonstrated
with. Shall we take such men prisoners and feed
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23
LOCAL MATVEkS.

Uaproc0kcd Maraer.-On Saturday Last. Coroner
Il. D. Sauxay, assisted by Deputy Constable Rag
land, proceeded to hold ngucsi over the remains
of llan uaised Charles Cook, represented to be q
member OF CEskie's Rangers, whose desd body was
found q! The house Of Mrs. Elizabeth HulJbur,i on
Cary street opposite the Columbian Hotel The
deceased presented sickening sight, the top OF his
hsnd having been blown off by q heavy ball and
hs bruins and blood yiag scattered prou iscuously
around. Jury Of inquest having been mpmnneed.
witnesses ere sworn and nn irqur: instituted Into
the cireuri-tahc attending the death OF the untor-
tuna- man. The inmates of Mrs. Hubbsris resi-
deDee, including herself testified that the uecea.ed
came there on Friday night, and at II c'eoch
sitting in the public parlor conversing with Of
the inmates in uaibIe manner when man na,,,
ed Mcguire entered tho room unanuouucpd. aud
seeing Cook, hastily advanced towards him, ex-
claiming What is this you have been sas ing about
meg and without giving him the benefit of word
OF explanation deliberately presented heavy hol-
ster pistol ut his v;ctns head and the bail fulfilling
its bloody mission the brains of Cook were scatter
ell, and he fell corpse the floor. in the coi,iu-
zion Incident to deed Of such appalIip. nature
the murderer made good his escape. 1t is copec-
t,ired that there had been pre- vioHs misunderstood
Tag between the parties bat Uf It's precise nature
but little could be CLEANED. Micuire, who was
known to be stopping at house Broad street,
Was sought atte, Saturday Intellectually hu; np
doubt will be caught and brought to Justice The
motives that induced the murder. far is could ~.
aacertaned from the testimony &c the vitnesser was
malice and desire The part OF Mcguire 10 avene.
himself for supposed insult This is the tir1
deed of blood we have had to recor,, for some weeks
The Coroners jury were adjourned after hearing
al the evidence available Saturday aud after
procuring additional testimony will no daubt re-
cord their decision today
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MARKET MEN AND THE pICKTTS.

We isern that some of the ronds leading To
the city such ~ the rigor Of the military police that
coua.ryrurn decline coming with their marketable
oenjnodIties. We have this information from Il
very respectable officer Of the army 1t Is certainly
d, time like this exceedingly impoAtic to impose
uanecessury obstruction to COMMUNICATION between
the country a,fd the city. The exceeding scarcity
of every article OF diet bear heavily on the soldier
s. VOL as tho citizen. Il Is q matter worthy TIE
tavostlgation of Gen Wnder. The market man
should bc encouraged rather than ebstructed In LIS
vftor.s 10 continue his trade with the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

tIc,org D5att-We are indebted 10 cd
colleague for specimen of q miniature batfle-Hag
beautifully Designed, und artistcaity Furnished
that counterfeit vi be almost impesshlr, which
il emblayonec reversed cross. studded with stars,
and the Elott" III large letters. deep red underground
VICTORY Death" This beautiful sample Of
c!ancal skill is the des ard work uiaaenip Of M.
Francis L. Barre, Of the Virginia troops and is
conveniently arranged that it can he permanently
tiNed Oh the cap or chapp"au. 1t viii be as oG-
Uully designed an infa5e hadge by which the
Yankee deception SO frequently prActiced of late
Of getting almost into lines IN action. with Il
Confederate flag or by other desfcable trick
cry will ne completely foiled Mr.. La Barre "a
porury laboratory Tor the manufacture of these
composition fiags is Bread street, between 9th
al.,l !tl. ord Is N nli worth 4 Ni-it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

tfaient .sscaIt.--A man. giving his name as Ne
Csrthy McLeaty, was arrested yesterday by the
Pr ,-oet Guards IN Rockets Old field g.t ter he
had struck on ire head with rock aud smashed in
the ski,il of .IohE Ederly, for faiced snght
The prisoner a;,d al the wtrt were krough, III,
town. ard lodged Under lock and key. The wound
ed man was put in charge OF physician, who is OF
- opinion that there Is small cmute of his life be,
t..tl
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NO. l49.

Police 4sfars.-Oa Saturday Henry Mann wal
arrested for drunkenness aud tresI,assing on Mrs.
Hutzier, eerner Of Main and 18th sts. WIN. Dues
berry was taken up for rotous conduct In the street
and threats to shoet Julius Wassernap. The fol
lowing arrests were Daade sunday: Daniel, slave
to w. H. Cashte Tor stealing coffee aEd lard. T,os.
De Vallnn Tor sssauii,.y soldier in Main street
-eiih rcck. James Z. Ledger for being drunk In
the street Fifteen negroes Tor being In an unlaw-
fu' assembly in an alley tetwseu Main and Frank
lin streets. The slaves We're whipped, and VIM.
Ross and Tom Logan Gree scnt to Court
Jae. Webb~ was locked up for stealing sundry ar:i.
c!es OF vssrng apparel from Jae. HcAvoy, and q
Catholic iyibie the whole ,elhed at so WIN. Iohr.
fre regro, Gagged for threatening TO shoot
Barnet Scott. 81 fellow ta:keg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

BUTLER ASD FARRAGur.-A prominent Conted
crate naval officer asserted recently In Niehsburs
that Com FaIragnt and General Butler had quar-
rel in New Orleans recently aboEt the Infamous
proclamation Of the latter. Gem. FafTagut de
nounced IT q. nhuman and without parallel, and
STATE" That the Federal Government would never
approve it. it is also stated that Farragut Threat
e,ed to withdraw his flee, from the city and leave
bntier to the tender nerc!es of the inhabitants
iess ne modified the brbarous .dict should Farragut
do this, Butler and his followers would soon f,ll
like ripe corn before the reaper"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

DuRSsIDE's lsTESTioHs.-The 81. Louis Gspsh.
lican eUbiectures that Gen. Buru4ide Is making AN
effort get 1T least pat Of his army into NirnI.
10 cooperate with Mcclellan. JUS. before the lps,
decisive advance is piads upon the rebel capital IL
savs) we shall probably hear of the capture Of ie.
tersburS and the possession by psn forces ci the
Appon,attox river which operation viii be greatly
beneficial in cutting of tac bscsward march Of the
cu.,ny after be shall have been driven ou, OF bis
.e,.t nj
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DISTINGUISHED akhIsAiS.r-Tbs Atlanta tGa)
fonfea.yaey. Of ;,uI7ay, SAYS that Gen. Preuiiss
with SOME tif.y odd Federal officers captured at
shiloh, arrived In Atlanta Saturday by the West
Point train The same paper says that "a spies,
notorious Dave Fry, also arrived in Atlanta the
Same day, on the State road train II Is understood
that they have been tried by court mnrtal but the
sentsnce9 rot nsde public. More hanging Is graVeiy
hintrd at by those who put on knowing a'rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

Military Ordbrs.-bv a recent order promulgated
by the General commanding the Department OF
Henrico Captain w. Sidney Wiu,ler. A. A. C., i!
charged With al! correspondence relative tie all
minis, ration of martial law in this city and vicinity
Capt. Henry Witt, \. r. NJ whose Office is in Man
chester has been placed in charge OF the several
bridges crossing James river AZ this place. Ali de-
feetives connected with the several Provost Mar
shas ofIces will te held responsible for all property
taken from ,erso..b arrested by them
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CosrKpEkA1 IS IN CANAnA,-A letter written

CoSfEDERAl IS IN CAHAbA,-A letter written
at a hotel IN Moftreal says:
Tlis house is filled with Southern families-Mr.
Souther Of Va former President of the Bank of tl.
Republic Mr.. Wesiteitf, ftrnleriy of Mobile p T.
Coroip of Georg though residing or the las 70 Y. ars
in Paris; Captain Magruder brosher OF tbs Gen-r-
al; J. g. Brrne, sceession member OF the las; Ma
ryiand Legislature. ard upon whose head price
has been set by the Federal O,igarchy; Messrs
Dusan & Meeker, of New O1iesns; and several
synpathizers from the Northern States. There is
a Mr. YoIge in the city, who has brother in
Augusta \ great many families have passed
through here on their way 10 Europe.
The opinion here il, that France and Engiend
will soon put an end to the war. God grant it
may be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

Potiee Coayt Sa:nriaa. case OF William ".
Branch charged with assaulting Martin Arnold was
contin ued-Silas. slave OF Joha Thatcher and Vii.
Iiau slave of Mrs. Louisa Christian for throwing
rocks into the dpic.I of Mrs Martha Cootes, were
punished with stripes.-Lousa slave, for rowing
around without pass, ordered ten lashes.
Louisa /. buchanan and Elizabeth Taylor, charged
with creating disturbance In the classic region Of
Rochegts were sent to jail for the seasoo.
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CAPTAIN EMMETT MCDONALD

This gentleman and soidier il in the eFy az
the companion of bis gallant leader Gen. Price He
has won much re during the war in the hard
service of the West. Although born in Ohio 1T
the taking Of Camp jackson, in Missouri, he
tie only Of eight hundred who refused 20 take
The oath of allegiance and since that period. TT
SItius.ied, Carthage. Lexington, Elk Horn, and u
others iield, has won the recorded appreciation of
his Generals
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WANTS.

lyfANTED--.D RaCt.rrT>-For company
w q Cavalry, to serve twelve months In the
Virginia State Line, under the command of General
J. II. Floyd.
By order froI the Adiutant General Of the
state, recruiting has been stopped i'll the Depart
Inert O: Ecnrleo, ta"e eprrsd "ifires in Peters
burg and Lynchburg. Any wishing - Join this
company Can repors to L'.nt. BRADFORD Id re.
tcrsburg, or Lieut.. JOHNSo:, in Lyachburg Per.
sons furnishing their ho,gcs will receive ga
per month. Horses aud euuipui.nt furnished to
those WHO are not ehle II furnish thrir own
EDWD MCCONNELL. JR
Capt. Cavalry Cen Etoyds Divi-ion
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" 2. DU Mat
Chaplain 9Th Georgia

SINGULAR CASE OF SUIcIDR.-Steriny s. Hop
kins Il resident Of Crawford, Rushell COUNTY Ala,
was found dead IN his field few days since, unGar
circumstances which indicate suicide III. was
found in q sitting posture. with handkerchief tied
round his neck, twisted tightly by means of pine
knot fastened In the At the back of bis
1eck, by which mesns Il Is supposed lie ntranEled
himsplf 70 death
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Recoreyy Of Array N14Tiat-Tb. A-sst;in, Tro
Nost Marshal Of the Eastern District having been
Informed that citizen OF iIeuricn, residing
E.akey; Mill Pond, had been diSposlng of various
article. belonging and appertaining TO the C0nfrt.,
rate soldery on Saturday. caused one "f the COY
eTDment detectives to repair TO the piace Indicated
accompanied By a.wa,0u and guard with order.
to seize and bring away aHv c"ntraband material
that might be found op the premises The officer
after irriy.ng ut the place, instituted search, and
found the following ARTICLES which were brought 10
this city, VIZ Dne hundred pounds Of leaden bullets
divested of toe powder; sixteen blankets, seven
uveyvoats, two double barrel bot crls, claimed by
the OF the place.) sabre, nilsket,
twenty suits ot under clothes trrui six knap
sacks. %ep'l four tent flies. and pairs OF
army shoes. The party having the articles in peg
session WIS raroed to appear to-day and furnish
explanation to how H. got them.
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T6r WORK IN KEyTUCKY.-According TO the
Louisville Democ,sf, portion Of Col Morgan smen
continue actively engaged In Kentucky. captain,
Ferkusan,s company his bo~n doIng good work ~
roIok insyIile Monroe county, where they ronieds -
ee,alany OF Pade.a!s. capturing sessFai p'1spnas
svd 4 nu.n,er OF arus srd ac.t Airy 'atiehse ta!t
Hamilton has as3 rad brush with n tonpahy 'i
poonsyiysnia cavalry recently. u which ooth com
u,andsrs yppre killed
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PET in Pf,saH.-Au e.tfay Abolition member Of
the ili Aaa rsxi.ii.pt -tt CT saturday and
tfoueh, 10 Rictluund aud lodged in the C. \ mill
tary prisun, ON Cary sirea,. Al t. saulc time. seV
eral Confederate so.iers n.enbers et the 18th viz.
einja regiment who hal been committing offencts
agans, military law, Were brought in prisoners
and locaed up to await either trial or punishment.
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Raising Nass. The commanding officer, und
all out tw cnty Iaensbers Of second class juvenile
militia company, VINO had beea d9taiad Is guard TO
the G. =. military prison CaTy street, Satur-
dav last, croatet disturbance by o6iecng TO the
performance Of further duty soldiers in that vi
cinity. The conduct of the parties was eyned go
obnoxious to military usage and custom that they
We're conveyed away under arrest and locked up in
the GUARD houac Franklin street. After a slight
.'etelisior. all hards allowed vanlose. The
prison viii, i'll future he supplied with guard from
The IHsrI,ar arny
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THE SHOCK OF BAShs's RErREAT-An Incl
dent occurred at the telegraph Office in Washing
ton abou, the time Of Storewa,is advance 20 Win,
chester, which serves to illustrate the shock which
Banhs's retreat gave In every one, well as the
heavy losses entailed by it upon many speculative
Yankees, who Calculated upon thriving trade
with Virginia. Tie Washington correspondent Of
the New York Posi- says:
Early on Sunday morning a Narthern man OF
business appeared at TIE office here and presented
message for winchester. ''CaI Winchester, said
the clerk to TIE operator. Wine hester was called
but made no reply The ma at :he counter grew
anxious. Call Harper's 8 y" said the clerk
Harp-rs F., ~ replied "N lnchestey does not re-
ply, ard FIR good reason--it is in the hands the
rtbels!" This repeate'! by the clerk. The
gentleman at the counter raised bis arms over his
head al if in great distress. eScaiIHing, Il 1t
ruined maui ] have just taken ten thousand dol
lars worth of goods te Wiuchenter and it IL all the
property had in the world." This was the frs,
ntiu aion the public had Of the rout retreat az
Winchester. Il known tina: Banks had re-
treated from Strasburg, but it supposed ;iat
il simply prudential movement, and that he
could easily hold Winchester.
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CoURI OF -ISquIFY-The Naval Court of
Inquiry in the case of the vessels Destroyed on
Lake ronchar.rau is still in session in this city,
and, we learn nearly through with the TESTIMONY.
]. Barron Hope, late OF Norfolk, is the Judge Ad-
IN the Gaze
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'"+f "shzs.--Tse salt works near Abingdon
~'s . CHANGED hands. The present lessees fEissfs.
''sfaaaaD s Co.. ba,e pa,shnssd t'se e,t'hs
','F'', is"h lie f,sin"Y nef. Col 7. L. Frestai,
%" Vt ss4J,0p. The works IRE now pre-
'A't RON $500 10 400 bushels 0f sait per day.
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NAxTEp--Ayo young mar, who has been homer
w ably discharged from tie G > srlny desircs
EMPLOYMENT ia some respectable business Is
Goad pernlau, accountant, snd has general know.
hedge OF business snail rs.iary only expected
Can .,ig. unexcepticnab!e references. Address F"
Eo. 30 Git, r O. l.. o1yts
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BOARDING.

noARDING. .--sevefsi single genticrnsu cso pro.
t6 cure BOARD in a ganteel family, Ii healthy
.., ion .,f the city, ii iu,Is.edase application be
ms.ie 10 BOX eoi. Tue frrefe location una
Price err, bo ei talasL js si--3t q
INuAIptHi.-wfl,r,e or fenr faail.vs can b- er.
r l erm.no.ls,sd with BOARD ut tue Brick Tay'
eip, at Charlotte Court House, Va
sl9.~ut' a. IL. |NlLbVN.
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isssertsrs rnul', i'sel aesstes@ fro.s, eer ARR:
were brought iute town .s.scFdas na.d lodged Ia
is Gciain for trial before the Court Martial
nov ia session here. som. of the iaen will psoba
bly, be shot ss warning TO others,
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The Ueaftsr-Ihc temperature of yesterday sas
decidedly elevated bat for the prevalence OF a
greatsui breeze would h ,ve boen very oppressive
Such weather Is exceoci ,gy uufavorahle TO the re
eovery Of the wonnsis 4. whose condition justly
claims Large siare OF cur SoEcude.
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A QrIET DAY.

y@.etdey wse very quiet, nothiag having trans
,lr-d 10 our knowledse Of any interest Prom the
Liner we hoard nethins. and in tho city there was
hsrily rmos to ripple the ssrface Of public gus
sp The Southern mail failed again last night, 70
we have nothing from thu; quarter.
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Qai<G-The serenity of Sunday was rndisturbed
By stngiA. rulcor The streets were unusiiauy
oniss. Some accideat. donbs, befsl tha vehicle
ala.
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M ANTED Il H.sfi 10 bire f.r two months on
w longer time, some FARM HANDS-Mer,,
Boys, and Homen,-sor which 1 will pay~a good
price. L D. EAC.D,
je 23-3t l4f. street
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A FRESCH TEST OF FRIENDSHIP AFTER DEATH
Paris has bo ON considerably amused al little oe-
cupfence " ilch Is another evidence oi virtue being
rewarded as well further proof of the truth OF
the pro, erb about early birds" and worms An
eccentric gentleman, who spe,,t good deal OF mon
ev during his life in t.iuiG his friends died
recently in the faubourg 81. t'efrnain. Wishing IN
pat the friendship Of tl"oe wlau had eaten ct hls
meat md drank OF his cap" 10 Ae test DC desired
IN his viii thai In case hs death 3hosld occur b.
tween October ard March, hio funeral should take
place 1T eight ia tho morning an,. 1T six shoud h.
die during the oler months OF the year. Letters
Of invitation 20 the funeral were 10 be sent all
his friends aud those Ito attepdeI were 70 receive
each one ior the males Ave Thousand francs, and
for the fe,aies eight thousand frtaca. The result
,v.. that more THAI. four hundred letters, inviting
Attendance at the funeral at six ccocn III the morn
ing were sent out. and ei these how MANY do Won
suppose had the effect Ia roiis' from their beds
the s. wiling sharers IN he inrn!r '"aus OF him
whom they wera rcsu.sted ta e.i''', "a t,iplr fna
hngiet Twenty v~nue faithful oHes ,',,. an.weted
The roll cali and these exceedingly SURPRISED
few i,vs aerwerd be informed ti,iit dive thou.
sand francs each awaiting their disposal mt
their dead friends notarys. Amous The fortunate
fai.hfu! ones Count Henri Ar,os, consul gen
-rsl Of Spain Edonard Houssaye. director of the
f0.etts de BeauI Arts. ard the librarian of the Em-
press The recipient. immediately decided to ap.
nroprate each thousand francs Of the legacy tow
ard the erection of monument over the grave of
the gyrr
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ScLuIsfs Tou have marched out to FIGHT thu,
battles yonr country, and by those battles must
YOU t-s rescued from the shame of slavery Your
foee have declared their purpose of bringing YOU 10
teegary ard asarce their national characteristic,
.rei,os thsn redouhled efforts for the ccnquos, of
,ha South In order 'hs, they may seize her sunny
heli. End happy homas Already has the hatred
ri one Of ;her g--a; leaders attempted to MAKE the
negro your equal by declaring his freedom. they
cars not for tn. blood Of babes scr carnage Of
iGucreni women, which -ervile iDsuTrect;on
thus Stirred up may bring upon their heads
wcrs, 'han this The North has sent forth another
Infamous chief encouraging the lust Of his h.rlnss
- ne ,;ishonor snd violation Of those Southern
women who have 30 uniirinsly lahored to cloihe
e-ir soldiers Ia the field. and nurse our sick and
wounded II ever men were called upon to de
fepl the beloved daughters Of their country, thai
n.w is cur duty. Let such thoughts nerve you up
,o the most dreadful shock CT battle; for. were it
certain death death would be better than the fate
hat defcn. would entail uPon US all. But rcniem-
Der though the fiery noise of battie is indeed most
terrifying and SEEMS TO threaten universal ruin, ii
is no, 80 destructive II seems and few soldiers,
e,ter al, are slain. tbs the Commanding
General desircs particularly to impress upon
tss fresh and inexperienced troops vino now
constitute part q. this command Let Off
e.r- and men. under the most forinida-
lie tire preserve o quiet demeanor and selfpos.
.e.s.d temper. Keep cool, obey orders, and aim
low. Remember while YOU doing this, and
driving the enemy before you, your comrades may
tc relied on 10 support you on either side and are
in turn relying upon you. Stand well 10 yoar duty
aud when these clouds break away they surely
will the bright sunlight sf peace, falling upon our
ne, "irtuous, and happy land, will be sufficient
reward for the sacrifices which we ere now called
upon 10 make. JAMES LQNGsTREET.
Major TGcrerai Commanding.
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Owners for fonr estray HORSES;

NTANTED--To EENT-A HOUSE for a small
w family. Apply at No. II Pearl street.
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NTANTEDBy the subscriber. SITUATION
w Manager in Hotel or some Hospital, as
Ward Master Clerk having had large snare Of
experience IN sEch business. respectfully refer TO
Mr.. Jno. - Ballard and Mr.. Oliver Sims, Exchange
Hotel and Ballard House, ;'ci,moni.
d VIZ Tl.NNENT.
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M ANTED Owners for forr estray HORSES;
w ore heavy dark bay horst with fore feet
white. blaze face. marked &c. S." two bay horses,
both hind feet white; and ono sorrel mare. with two
her back when brou s,t my stable on the
18th Of May. The owners will c"le forward, prove
property, pay expenses, aud ,aae them away or
they viii lee sod in ten day from tits date. II not
called for by that time, 10 pay expenses. Also,
gray HORSE. taken up by the Provost Marshals
guard on the night of The l1ti.
RoBT. REID
4. -. E.t,-
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"yANTEp-TO RENT-A HOUSE. or MOONS,
w with sas ard water. fer a small family within
seven Or eight squares OF the Capitol Grounds. Ad-
dress Nv. c." at this Office je @'3tF
NNTAN1ED-INMEDiA color.
w ed BOYS, at the Louisiana Hospital. Ap-
plyt to WILLIAM itEAOEN,
Steward