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TTYANTED-RecTu its for the Hampton
wv Artillery, one OF the trst Batteries In
the field from the city of Richmond The
equipment. of this Battery IL In all respects
complete. The pieces are Of the best descrip-
lion. en- bracinE an original Parrot Rihe-a
gun Of longer range and more efficiency than
any known 70 tho light service. None but
SO 6er reputable men Will be received. Sub
atitutds and enforced r0lunteevs are not de-
sired. We are now in the very pinch Of this
war. Everything depends upon the spirit Of
the people. Those who are able to bear arms
and still hold back, will assuredly receive
the public scorn.
Application may be made to A. T.. BxAx.
TOE, Recruiting OMcer, 257 Main street, be.
tween 9Th and 9Th, Richmond city; or to Sergt,
T.. u. DUvALL, at Fredericksburg; or to Ro.
Is. MARIE, at Orange u. II.
The Undersigned will be in Richmond du.
ring the present week, and will furnish any
information in respect to the Company
Law. 3. MARYE.
NH lie 6t* CONF COMPANY.
SE Wing and Enquirer copy daily and
seMi.weekly fol- one week.
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NNITROPOLITAN HALL

MfT70F0LiTzE HALL
- 41rsoyoIlTAx RAIL-.
AATn0fOLlTAN HALL.
00I109OkITAH HAZEL. 81
M1yeOp0LITAN HALL.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Hs srTssSfSI1r1s HALL HALL |
Ro-engaGemsns
10 engagement
1e.engngement
Re.engaGemopt
ke-eneagefnent
6c-engaGement
0e-engagetnent
k'- 'ns 81
81
HARRY MAOARTHY,
HAIRY MAUARTHY,
HARRY MAOARTHY,
HARRY MAOARTHY,
HARRY MAOARTHY,
HARRY MAUARTHY,
H HASh4 MMASS4kFFa4.
Six Nights Only.
Six Nights Only.
Six Nights Only.
SIX Nights Only.
Six Nights Only.
Six Nights Only.
Six Nights Only.
Six Nights Only.
TUESDAY,
TEURsbAY
3eventeenth,
Eighteenth,
Ninsf:n.h::,
Twenty. i1rst,
Twenty. second.
Change OF Programme Nightly,
Change Of Programme Nightly,
Charge Of Programme Nightly, {.
Change of Programme Nightly,
Change Of Programme Nightly,
Changeof Programme Nightly,
Change Of Programme Nightly,
Change Of Programme Nightly.
Introducing i
The most popular
NATIONAL SONGS &c.,
"Bonnie Blue Flag"
"Bonnie Blue Flag"
.Bonnis Blue Flag,'I ~,
"Bonnie Blue Flag"
"Bonnie Blue Flag"
"Bonnie blue Flag"
"Bonnie Blue Elag,J
"Bonnie Blue Flag"
"Volunteer,''
"Volupteer,''
'.Volunteer,"
ssVolun teer;"
"yolunteer,''
"Yolunteef.,' 49,
"V0ihn teer."
..scott Taking the OATH -
.'Ecott Taking the OATH"
''Scott Taking the Oath, -
s'Scott Taking the Oath, }"
"Scott Taking the OATH"
''Scott Taking the Oath"
.'Scott TAXING the OATH"
ascot Taking the OATH"
'sStars and Bars,l'
''Stars and Bars"
''StArs and Bars
STARS and Bars"
'Stars and Bars"
''Stars and Bars"
'Stars and Rars,''
'Stars and Bare"
"Maryland,"
"Maryland,"
"Mary land"
"Marylapd,"
"Maryland,"
"Mary land"
"Maryland,"
Maryland"
Besides u choice reelection CT
SoScSx NEoDorEs,
RtPERTUURS, and
SKETCHES OF OHAKAOTER,
cOMBIFIEa
COHBIHIHa
COMBIEXNu
C0nbINIH8
oONDIHIHG
COMBINING
OOMDIuINH
C'MBININa
Harmony, Mirth, Wit, Humor, Pathos, Sen.
timent, Intellectual, Fal cical, Fantasti.
cal, Tragical, Vocal, Instrumental,
Lyrical. MORAL, Laughable &c.
centrtcities;and Pec1liarities,
Quaint, Queer, and
Qu.zzieal,
Pronounced by the entire press to be the
most unique. pleasing. chaste. and astenish-
ing performance ever presented to tho public.
Admission 80 cents, Children and Servaats
half price. Reserved seats rs cents
Doors open at =, curtain rises at O'Clock.
Seats can be secured at the Box once from
8 A. n, until 8 p. ID.
LEE MALLORY,
NH Its Acting Manager.
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mIH.aTARY .NOTTCHlg.

r AM authorized BY the Secretary ef VT
j 70 raise an INFANTRY COMrAN1s
and - no more new companies VIII - ac-
nishsd. ithis company will b counted - .
part Of ltJ this ieons OF the fsw last ohances
r. escape The drast; and who would - draftedf
Men accepted from all parts Of the state or
enlist with me. go bounty paid % soon .!
inspected. Recruiting of1ce at the once OF
the Insurance COMPANY OF tho 1Ate OF Viz
ginia. under tAs American Hotel. RichWond,
Va. Address ne,
NH 10-fs W. H. AOBINS.
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Unity DOLLARS BOUNTY.
ATTENTION, VOLUNTEHRS
STATIONARY BATTERY.
HEAVY Artillery,

L.eus. J. HATLEY NORTON, Of the Naval
Battery during the past year. having been NJ
authorized by the Secretary o! War, with the 90
probation and approval Of Msjor. q sneral MsgTa.
der, to raise and organize q company Of 125 men,
for The YORKTOWN Naval Battery, hereby offers an
opportunity u healthy able bodied courageous
men, to enlist In the cause Of their country, sod
In ons Ct the best locations IN the Southern
States.
This celebrated Battery u now completed. and
the prospects Of speedy advance Of the enemy
to this poiot at the opening OF the Spring cam
paigD, renders it necessary that tbs company
should be filled up at IS early q day a. p ,sfibie
and should also b. an inducement to all those bsv
leg their coup:lys interest at heart to hasten 20
her aid and 70 bs found at post where they can
rer der her the most efficient service
As soon as tbs exigencies OF the case viii pet.
n;t forlt CHS to all rz-enlisted men viii be grant
ed regularly. and q certain number msy be absent
from the c"mpany at s.&tsd tA,ss.
Apply LIEUT.. NORTON
A. Duvs g Drug Store, Richmond,
or at tina Naval Battery, Yorktown.
rnh 1Q-6 =
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w A IA b n
OF from $50 to 800 acres, on orc of tho lines OF
railroad anywhere within about Is miles Of Rich-
mond. Address, stating location. improvements.
and price, PETER OOLLlNs,
nh 1861 Richmond +. y.
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ma JUdN6O1
JOHN w. BaANEFORD
A. b. 6UI4ON,
VI NT.IITVSEu

NOTIOE -rns second Com pany Of K "a.
IN MOND HOWITZEkS has been ceor.
Ranized, and Lieutenant David Watson elect.
ed Captain. We are anxious - increase the
number Of cur Company to 100 An oppor-
tunity 10 TINS offered to young men of good
moral character to join I'm old organisation,
which has two rifles and two no witzers, and
Is thoroughly equipped for field service
Apply to Il. Is. PLEASANTS or HENRY
$. JONES, No. 7, Wall street, under st
Charles Hosel; or WM. N. WELLEORD,
sinla, ar aEo. (. CHRISTIAN, Charles CITY
a. H, Virginia. NH lO-l4t&
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1 T 4 Il " RIO nj

The undersigned propose 70 raise company Of
Light Artillery to be ENLISTED for the war Weaye
happy now to announce that We have PR cured
the guns, which will be ready for US, together
with sll equipments. as soon as our company II
mustered Into service. To ttose who would like
to 60 eleDg with and share with Us the fortunes
of this war, We arnestly appeal to come forward
row and join us 1t Office. besides the bounty Of
go, uniforms. board and lodgings will be furn.
cruitng Office. on Main, between 7.h and sth
streets, or 1t the store of Johnston B Bransford.
AARMADUKG JOHNSON,
JOHN w. BRANSFORD,
IL SITS A. u. GTII0ON.
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/. H8ADQR3 ELLlUTT 0RAYS,1
FORT NELSON, Norfolk Harbor,

HEADERS ELLlUTT 0RAYS,1
FORT NELSON, Norfolk Harbor,
March =, 1852
ET\HtS we!lknown company having determined
Il to remain In the service, il desirous of In
creasing the rumber Of enlisted men to lis. A
Recruiting Office has been opened for that pur-
pose ct the store of Louis J. Rossleux so Main
street, end also at the store of Joseph Butler,
town of Mar chester. All young men who arc
disposed to volunteer learn the particulars of
the condition and Organization Of the papy
hom Lieut. HENRY FITZGERALD, Who can
be found at either place Of rendess Gus.
Recruits are entitled to pay, transportation, and
subaastenee rom the time and place Of enrolment,
md also to the bounty of hfty dollars.
hope thxt this csli may meet with Q speedy
response, acd that may never b witness 70 the
drafting Of youl mon from the districts In the
neighborho0d of Richmond. AL recruits are to
be persona of good character, and men In whom
can place implicit col q lencs.
LOUIS r. BOSSIEUX.
Captain Elliott QrayA
HENRY FITZGERALD, Lieut., Recruiting On
cer. NH lots
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The undersigned having authority to raise
COMPANY, to form q part OF this splendid
corps, for which the most approved light
rified pieces are now being turned out, all
those wishing to join O select company, and
avoid the militia, will DO we'll to enroll them.
selves at once, as the ranks are filling rapidly.
The special attention of the militia Is nvited
to the fact that We are authorized to give the
most positive assn rance that 10 man enlist
ing in this company remains liza ole either to
the present call CT the Cover nor. or to any
future draft upon the militia. Who will wait
to be drafted mtlitamaAi
Apply Ct the Rocruiting Office Of the Bat
v0lion, Bank street, near the corner of 18th
Bounty cown-flfty dollars.
We refer Particularly to Major Boggs's
corps to report to the officers Of this COM pany
s. TAYLOR MARTIN,
LIST Company Howitzers.
ALkX'R u HOLLADAY,
Lieut.. Goth Rsgt. Va Vols.
WIN. F. g. aARNETT, Js..a
Fayette Artillery.
RICHARD M. BOILING,
0Oochland Light Dragons
N. B.--NOne bat men OF good character
need apply. NH l2-l2s*
DIOHrUND FAYETrE ARTIL ~ -
II A few more men are wanted for this
company to complete it to the max1uum.--
BY com0nd. am authorized to Eccrgt
men for three years or the war from Wine
companies called out BY the prooiamIa don %
the Governor Of Virginia, and who arekk
enrolled and In camp. Under this autll X
appeal to the patriotism Of all rue nd - %
rally to the standard Of the Richmondktt.AS.
cite Artillery. Apply smmediaHoay Is -.
Winston Jones, Jr., or Peyton Johnsto u, lis
MILES q. MACON.
NH SOW Oaptaip.
"AtlN0 received authority from the
III Secretary OF War to raise an lndepsn.
dent battalion Of LIGHT INFANTRY, to
DO used exclusively a. administers and scouts,
and to be attached to no other corps, except
at the discretion Of the Commander In. Chief
OF the department In which we may b sta
toned, In times Of great emergency, CALI for
volun teeTs from my own and other States
men now in service, or who have not YET On.
listed-te come forward at This critical juno.
ture, when the primal glory Of our arms 10
partially eclipsed In temporary gloom, and
enroll their nam % In q corps which will come
frequently in contact with the pollutefs Of
0nr soil and the desOlators Of our homes.
propose TO facilitate the orgauization of
the battalion by Offering Oaptainctes to those
enllsting not less than thirty men, LIST Lieu.
tsnancies 70 thuse enlisting twenty .1lye. and
do. 20 those eplisting twenty.
Seventy pEivates win be tbs minimum for
. company.
The usual bounty will, Of course. b paid.
and suhststence and transportation furntshed.
For pafticuiars, address me at Yorktown,
Ior W. 3. Scott, DTugglst, kichmond, Va.
UHAS. II. OAUSEY.
NH ll-1w* Lieut. Cavalry. y. 8. A.
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Rirlmuno Bis patth.
IATURpAx Izu1s' ...MA % "a.

rws,tea for tSs Richmond Dspasca.l
vI1GlNIA.
Virginia how lofty thy station,
pAtardtum of dear liOcrtyi
Well pour cat . heart. felt llbAticn
To thy brave sone, and 10 thee.
When the dark cloud OF tyranny brooded
ter their gallant ancestors' graves,
Thr sons, like flerce fAicons unnooded,
Rose, and swore they would cever % slaves.
They rose, ard thy bold banner Haunted
Ger many blood -mois,ened held;
lsas the stout hearts that bore IL undaunted
chose 70 die than their loved dlg to yield.
That banner hes never been furnished,
Never, NO, never, shall Ii bel
Iss stan with the laurel IL garnished-
The m otto, Tread not On mel
Los war bars. his ouivering heart-strings,
Let famine raven our dear soil.
Let wives shrek al husbands death partlngs,
Let the Heaven ring with sorrows tur.
moil-
Stiii we'll fight with cur us & uphorne proudly
Through the harvest Of woe and of death,
S',i defiant shonts shall PEAL loudly
y, We kiss the dear folds with cur last
breath.
camp Of l7M R4st Va. po's, March. 1862.
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KEyANTED-An accurate
w ACCOUNTANT and
90 l. EU TOR.
Application N ust tie M de, in writing, 10 "Box
1856" Pos. Office. NH I9-ts
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C UNA ~ AHD.


DANAWAY-s2o REWARD fren ~
Of rebrusry. my NEGRO MAN. oso1.
aged about IS years. George 10 dsfs s SUl
pisxioned; good teeth; large sysss @ Ana,
Mes when waiting: aas eeG E.o on frsnS.
iin street, where he has an aunt; ~ ,s1~rd
sister near the Ras wofka The aoovc TT.~c.
will - paid for his delivery ct koos''
kin's jall. In This city. vARvICX.
OF REV AkO.-l viii pay nvs d3 %,rrxR.
O toe .I.ss: Of my ~, r; srSa H.s and veil
sn %s :, ~ az soc1e's 0'0 1 x L. FRAYsxz:
DANAWAY-0iO REWARD sr 81. -
II. reGidenCo. ON 10Th street, ao0ot "a ,sss.
81 aarcn. 4 NE0aO WOMAN. panso -. =
somstimee called Eits.. Inc ~ IA has
about - years old. dark COM p'eAV ~ hired
fro@ NJ. Wads. near Roekssts
nv Tia ahove reward for hsr Isearn;v
- m .0kU. ". Wiz
NTN7T1Y-0S REwARD..Lsn w. 49,
~ rrcvccation. ahOut the ~ -
~ nv bov NENRY, abost = yeen
4 bSrbcr 81 trade, hired tor tss prsscss 10.
% WermsS Z %. opposite ~ c"iorsd Soy.
~. n 4 hish. eentssl address vvSsS
ss 49,. vitS i1ll head OF hail. - q
NV hired iimeslf 70 90 win 90.
e - :>oy, reward Win - PAID ies - s.rss-
,,vsrv RI n or 0r. WsHnee. g ~
~ Il Sis Whereabouts. 20 thss ~ siSXR.
nah A-3Ws -------.--~ =
01NAWAY.-Aa egRs ~ ~. - 1osne
X TOYO. ha1 heoA stAyne ~. ~ -
~. n I.aannet. cd - 49, -. n.
s1s.ss1 49, Uitk nm y sss 80 rSsvGlA
Fl 49,. - - 1ssin lsft h6 ~ -
q. ~ - 0oy b ahoss y {eH.s 40.
ccsp,ssiss, shsss isst q ~, ~ ~. .sssi > al
~ ssee,sf velnAt y sheas ~ m 81
serass 1akns = " ~ ~. IN ~ M ~
~ = ssmS - jsil 81 luM sAs
- ~ As,vNy - -; - ArsounQo4A
6Ex!N {z.!gy|z ~ = c 49, $50 -
~. lasas .let g Plsas: 4X
~ 49, an wlsto0 49, ~ ~
9SsssSs q. senvletW - S0T3.
w jsss ssssivsd e. g y. 81, ~ , > ",
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~ PEClAL NOTlOE.-The Infantry Company
- organised at the office of DR.. Parker, In the
Law Building. having received assurance of Q
"Botssry Of Light Arfiiie,y." it Vas unan,m' usly
resolved, at . meet,hg held last Saturday night
to adopt that arm of the service. The guns viii
be ready In less thirty days. So soon As fhs com.
pan7 Il fully organized it will go into the Camp
Of Instruction. at the Fair Grounds. All those
disposed to join will report early possible at
DR.. Parker's Office, As The company expects 70 BE-
mustered in tits week. Meetings held regularly
On Wednesday and Saturday nights.
NH -
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% 1OA UIT0

II nIUHNOND SHARP SHOOTERS.
Fifty Rscrults are wanted 70 AL up the ranks Of
this well Known company to the maximum num.
Der. A bounty OF go viii Be paid each recruit,
and susleuaDoe committed until they Join the com.
nAny; pay commences from date OF enlistment.
Ho0s but good men need apply, q The sompony
necetofore has sustainad IN anSiahle reputation,
has seen "a much setivs service g any company
N the army. Applicatlon 70 10 made 70 The IN.
dsrsignAd q 6ter Nxcharss Bank strset, a 60
= 4. d PRI1sF,
nh sims Aaak anA Asesuitiag O6lees.
A TTENTIUN. YUGN0 MEN OF RICH.
~ MONUt
Having been detailed 70 rscru:s for Ii.
yySa R4Ginms Ykxtsis Helxsssws, (noW eta.
TONED at Oen6evtlle.) . bounty OF MY DOL.
Lass. Uniform ana snbaistanc6, win Do Rivon
to all able-bodied young men who may on.
~ 10 THIS, ~ sissa sslsase~ ysSfnsss u ~
For further particulars apply ct the 10.
cruiung station. No. .. 10Th street, between
Wv. HARRISON.
Lieutenant and Recruiting OAicef.
f:O.-TWo new companies will b0 received.
- there are 1T present bat eight In the red.
Mont. Tmh 3-tsl ". w. n.
NAvAA NEDlOAL DOARD OF ETA0.
IN lNATlON.-A BOARD Of Naval 6u4.
keona y IN ssssion in In this city, BY order Of
the NAVY Department. for the axamiuatio
q candidates for admiration IN he naval ssr.
Alec o. the OontedeIate STATES a. ASSISTANT sur.
geons durtpe TIE war.
The ago OF the candidats must not b. less
than went .one nor moro than thirty yearA
nh n-1W JAMES OORNlOx. Pres.
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l0Uc ARrILLERY BATTALION.

I am anxious 10 confer with the com nandsnts Of
comosuies who have applied f,r the admission OF
their com N ands into my battalion. 1t 10 impor-
tan, TO state Ut what tins they can be ready for
rendezvous Imme Gist t. attention 70 this II neces
sary. II 81 persons desire to join TIL battalion.
application r,sy be sds TO mo, and cen prom.
iss recruits that tn<y can be placed ucder 5000
officers and with gentle manly associates.
wisn to secure good company that may be
NH mi IL 81. '''' =. . ' FJ DCeas.
4 TTENTION, VULUNTEERS.-A who
~ wish to 20 into service under favorable
auspices can do SO by applying at Charles
Eunt's sour House." or at the rendezvous,
on 10th street, next to Crawford's Saloon
fifty dollars bounty and perquisites. This
is to be Heavy Artillery com pany: apply
to Capt. WIN. UAbEE4s
NH N-6t OrUHAS. AUNT.
ADULT & INBP. GENERALS OFFIOh, :
Richmond. aarch 10th, 1862. :
CPECI4 L ORDERS No. "a.
- (ELiract !:
"VIII. Any p ocesdiags taken by tbs su:hori.
ties Of the State of v,rgia for this collection OF
the public revenue are hereby exempted cm the
operation OF General tRCers. No. 8, IL, and Is.
A I. G.. o Of March Jet, 9Th, and 18th, dsc'ar-
log martial law"
ny comm nd of ths Secretary Of War. ::
Jim WITHERs.
NH els: Assistant Adjutsnt. General.
A NY GENTLEMAN wishing to eInpIoy
SUBS ITU
who Ia not liable to military draft, and is
willing to pay 81 ,0C0 in gold, can obtain one
by applying at the store OF 1o4 Broad street,
at onca NH 2l-2t*
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HnADoUARfDRs DBPAR1nRur OF HsksIco,
hRtcbmond, Va, March II, 1859.

Ill. Conductors md Engineers Of railroad
trains, and persons having charge OF Canal
Boats, who permit any one to leave this city
on their tratns or boats without passports,
will be arrested and brought to trial before q
Court martial. JNU. H. WINDER,
NH l6-1w Brig. 0enu.
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HEADQ'RS UEP'T OF HENRICO,
Richmond, Va, March IL, 1862.
~ EHEHAL Orders, No. 8.

~ EhEKAL ORDERS, No.e.
Il. Railroad companies are forbidden to
transport into this CITY or out Of it. spirituous
Ill. Surerintendents of railroads are re-
quested to report daily to the Provost Mar.
snail the number OF passengers passing over
their roads oot OF the city OF Richmond.
Brig GenI JNo. H. W1HDER, Com &c.
NH 13-ts l.. b. PAGE, A. A. 4enI.
M OTICE.-Oapt. WA. ". PARKERS Con.
IN pany OF LIGHT ARTILLERY having been
mustert into aervce, and secured Q battery Of
viii rsosivs few more RTcR R :S.1 are
# the right sort. Apply at his Office, in tbs Law
Building, at once. NIB l9-N
A TTANTION, VOLUNrEnKS.-It will to
IA seen by tho following proclamation that per
jected to the discredN Of the militia draft, can do
50 by coming forward nav and declaring their
willingness to serve their country Of their own
accord:
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, vA.,(
March 1lth. 1864
The commandants of companies Of volunteers
authorized to b raised by the Governor, which
are not yet completed. are hereby permitted to Gil
up their commands by volunteers from the mi
.itia Of the State until the ni'itis are mustered
into service. No substitutes will be allowed.
By order Of the Governor.
S BAssETT FRENoH.
It will thus be seen taat the alternative pre-.
seDted new IL, whether Virginians will ve,ur teer
to defend the southern ca1se or be subjected into
service By force. As will be teen, this choice
NUT be made st once. Will not the sons of Vir.
g'pia now come forward and en- lat their namea-
Apply at our flee, In the Wing BUILDING.
kARMADUKE JOHNSON,
JOHN w. 'BRANSFORD,
A. B QUIuON
Eh l2-ts VI OLUTTER.
~ PEClAL NOTiOE.-The Infantry Company
- organized at the office Of DR.. Parker, In the
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M Organized by o.der q
commanded By Officers
Of General Magru6ers Staff.
Battery of Rifed pieces and Howitze-s. with the
best equipments already eecurd1.
SO 5ouuty, and Transportation furnished
STEPHEN D. YANODY,
NJ. Wall st On der s. Charles Hotel.
Or to u.ieas. I. J, P&aE,
NH 19-6t
4 TTENTI0Nl TRANSFERS.
wish to enlist ten or twelve good DRIVERS
for MY battery. To experienced men will give
$a5 Ia ADDITION TO the Hovsrnmeot bounty of $50.
Persona wishing 10 emf Wi. please cell On me
without delay, at Camp Lee near thi. city.
6AEENLEN DAVIDSON.
Eth 1866 Capt. Letcher ArtiliryA
TEfF. DAVIS BATTERY.
Twenty men wanted to complete the organ
ization. $50 bounty.
and eth streets; or at the Rendezvous. on 10th,
between Main and Bank Hs. NH i9-6t*
HEADQS Dept OF HENRlOO,l
RICHHoED, VA, March 10. 1861. :
~ ENERAL ORDERS. No. s.
The practice Of fast driving and riding
through the city endangers the safety of7he
people, and Is, therefore, prohib ited. The
speed for onnibusss, light carriages, and
horseback riding, is st the rate of five miles
for freight, will be driven at a wolk, whether
loaded or unloaded. The police and Gatrol
are charged with the execution of this order.
and will arrest every one who may viOlaee
It, no matter what his rank or position. If
the driver or rider be white man, he will
be confined and brought before q court-Mar.
tial; If a negro, he will Immediately receive,
for the first offence, SO lashes; for the second
and every succeeding offence. 80 lashes.
JOHN H. WINDER.
Brig Gen. Commanding, &c.
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wv NATIVE GOLD,
OLD GOLD,
OLD SILVER.
will giye the highest prices for old Gold
and Silver naive Gold, In large or small
quantities. for manufacturing purposes.
]. N. Williams,
NH 19-6.k No & Main at
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CHARLES PkLMER.

&C sntly situated, within few Steps Of
u rec select boarding houRes, and within i've
minuses' walk Of the Spotswood Hotel. Also
Tor rent, q large Brick STABLE, having am
PIE accommodation for two carriages and
Inur horses. Inquire at the corner of Sd and
gary streets. JOHN TURPIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

8ERVANVS FOk AAkBs
NIE0ROES FOR HIRE.
We have the following SERVANTS FOE
HIRE:
20 ble-Sodied Men. drivers and farm hands
~ Women, cook, washers and ironsss en-,
ber@sids. nufseA; plough boys ssvSs
small girls,
Man Cook.
OLOHTON LYME.
Corner Of Main and Franklin s1sssl
NH 2;-ts Up stain.
hNUk HIRE-A young a. healthy ssrvas'
WU n A n, 49,.
with q child two months old-en s1csn0ss
house servant, and we'll suited for . w
THOS. W. DOSwEL1..
NH 4l..S.s American Motel
EOR HlRETvO likely yonas AN: ~: J:
II an accomplished Waiter, - vel
Cook and Driver The other has Sor -.
been q Uoachman, and has ever givc ~
greatest satisfaction. A2lo. young 49,
MAN, who IL q beautiful Washer ans uos.~
and House Servant. All applicaoons -
b sent to up. NJ" Hampstead. kpc ~ IA
county. Va. ma z-s
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EAVY A Al II l. n hY.

Il u = -.
am authorized by the Secretary Of War to
the defence Of james river. One more compa-
ny wanted to complies the battalion-if offered
at once will be received-at Jamestown Island.
NH l7-lwk VIM. ALLAN Cant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

RoARDIN q.

Furnished rooms, either With Or without
board. can bsssecueed BY gentlemen and
wives. or stngle gentlemen, BY applying ct
NH 4l-0fH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

w A WHITE GIRL.
who can Wash and Iron, and do general
homework. Apply at 22i, corner Main and
8 h SITS. NH 2O-St&
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Goblin l. APPERSON.

81 oH kEHT-A new Granite and Brick Kouse,
on sargs lot. besulllulIy situated, ON Abb.
iutn streets containing nine rooms, ipcsudipg
Das. meat, fn'shsd with Marble mantsi.Y iecss
shrous hout end la style suited to . gsnteel
family. Apply t.
n,h sy--x, nyJARTEq pkVMER