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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-16

A despatch from Gen. Banks, dated Wood
stock Va, April 18th, says
eve learn from Jackson S Camp this morn
ing that Gen. Beauregard is dead. The report
comes direct from Rebel sources, near Mount
Jack son.
The news lacks confirmation, but coming
from the source it does, may be true.
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NOTICE.---The undersigned, now located in
In Curwensville, this county, gives notice that
he intends to remove to Clearfeld the 1st of
April next. all persons having watches clocks,
&c, in my shop for rapairs, will please call and
get the same on or before that date.
S, II. LAUCHLIN,
March S. IS62-3t-p Matchmaker.
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despatch from Gen. Fremont at Wheel
ing, under date of April 18th, states the Reb-
els, about 1000 strong attacked the pickets Of
Gen. Milroy at Monterey the previous day
and drove them some two miles. Reinforce
menis were forwarded, when, after a brisk
skirmish, the rebels were put to flight with
considerable loss. On our part, three men
were badly wounded.
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TaE LUMBER TRADE.-Sqnare pine tim moer'"o
learn, has been selling at from to ii GEMS
and oak AT rs to 90 Wonder if the high price
of timber is attributable to the Ltn'
,nlnistration, which is charged by so''o VI '''e
Breckinridgcrs with causing an au'"D'0 IN
the price of coffee
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Received by Tuesday Evenings Mail

The hiquoer's correspondence says the
Monitors position is in the direct channel te-
tween abe Rip Raps and the fort. The Mer-
riDac must take this course to get to sea, or
to get up TO Yorktown to aid in defense there.
All her efforts to enticc the Monitor from her
position have been unavailing. 1t was with
this view of provoking her to abandon her well
chosen position, that the rebel gunboats
captured three schooners almost within range
of the Monitors guns. The scheme failed,
however, and the Merrimac is still prisoner
can neither escape to sea nor reach York
town, without passing the Monitor.
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NEW STONE WARE slANgFAcroKY

~, ~ y nA-.A i'A I.i-' Z a
Inc Undersigned takes this method Of inform
ing the public that he has commenced the N anu
lecture of Stone Ware in the Boreagh Of Clear
held, end thst be is now prepared 70 supply sa
who may want them with Milk and Cresr Crooks,
Jugs Jars &c, at lower prices, then they eao De
bought elsewhere lie solicits sbsre OF patron
age FREDERICK LEIIZI NGGEt.
Clearfeld. Pa Nav Is. ls5q-Iy
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From SpcEssIA.-We have been favored with
three nurabers OF s.The Conservator,'' paper
published at Berryxille, Clarke county, Vir-
etnia, dated respectively Sept. lS, and Dec.
l8, 1861, and April 2, 1862. The two former
are devoted entire TO the interests Of Secessia,
whilst the latter is more moderate in tone.
In the Afrl nuElber We find the following in
reference to the Slth Pennsy lvania regiment :
s.The forces now quarte=ed in our town, (the
Sith Regiment Pennsy lVaDia Voluntcers,) un-
der 'the comm AID of 1t. Col. Nacdowell, are
such an exception, as to good behaviour and
civilty, from those previously stationed here,
that their department has called forth the uni
sersal praise O! ,our citizens. They seem to
ibu impressed with the Importance OF demean-
ing themselves properly, and We hope, it this
fldcc iste be held as q military post, the 84th
SHiIl ramain during suoh occupation of it,"
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NEw BREwERY-MoRR LAGER.

NEW BREWERY.-MORE LAGER
The subscribers would respectfully info-fn
the 1sye-. Ike per d others that they hare -
Gently started new Brewery in the borough Of
Clesrfeid, and that they ne " "a fn--
nish Beer on the most accommodating terms They
have employed m experienced BTewer, from the
east, and they feel confident that they can supply
superior article of beer Give them trial and
judge for yourselves
June 20, 80 CHARLES HAUT & co.
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sfLINIR PROPYLAMINE. THE NEW
AZ kEMEBY FOR RHEUMATISM.
NEW REMEDY
j CERTAIN REMEDY. FOR
ACUTE REEUMATISM
CHRONIC Bs1ECMATIsM.
RHEUMATISM OF EVERY KIND
No MATTER How SrUEoRN. How LoNS STASbISs,
PnorrLAnlyr Will cSE9ghe %l2 Ga IT,
iIhat II h3s dyVe II t-iyf DO agar.
DoCrons READ, DocroRs EXAMINE, DoC1oRs rRrIr
The best teStamoHy Best lHedic4i 4atEgyi,y
Doctors kio'e It Patients 5efcrs IT. T,roS q 1'v.s.
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IA lot of choice Liquors, such
Illi uOl . as Brandies of various kinds,
yhiskey, Gin. etc, just received and for sale by
Jan. Is. 1862 MERRELL d BIGLER.
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ESL0UR.-A lct of good four CT hand and for
II sale az MERRILL RTfLTK'S
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Office. April 9th. 1862.
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OuR wan MAps.-We publish this week two
more war MAPS. One, of Eastern Virginia,
,.;,c york,owu and its surroundings, the
present field OF General AcCieiian's opera
tjoos. II also shows the localities of Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, Richmond, and other impor-
tant strategic points. The other map presents
the locality OF the recent great battle at Pitts
burg Landing, Tennessee, and embraces Cor
inth, Mississippi the base of the rebel lines
of defence under Beauregagd. These maps
are valuable, because they give the reader a
correct idea. of the opera tlous of the several
armies in those localities.
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DRowEED.-Mr. Ellis Askey, of this county,
was drowned at Lock Haven on Sunday, the
9th Of April. 1t seems that Mr.. A. and others
united their RATS about the same time, and in
consequences they approached the chute to-
gether. Askey, being the outside, was
unable TO run his raft into the chute, and
therefore it driSted over the dam. AS the raft
approached the guard wall the crew jumped
off, but Mr. A. missing his foot-hold fell into
the water aud was drawn into the chute, where
he was drowned before assistance could be
rendered to him. He is said to have strug-
gled manfrily for his life, and for consider
abe distance maintained himself on the top of
the rongb and rapid water of the chute, but
finally went dowu. The body had not been rs-
covered at last accounts
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fOousapenAsnes Of - RlcAnoa1 Dispaseh.l
Invasion u III Halssy.

Isvasiea " III HatAy.
WrncnSssnl, March s, 1854
ne Valley has been invaded By three hos
rSsns. On Friaay last GHss isssown ws a. , oc.
eaptel BY the advances column Of 0ensral
DaAks's army. Ths torres as this time there
= variously Estimated nom foar TO twelve
seSsssd 0sa: Hamiison wss IN S"m%. ,r
ollieence WA brought nom there. 0enerel
1anks had not yet arrived. Several arrests
nave 0eon mae Of ctusens OF Jenerson coun'
xaEy. SisS cavairy And arn,isry. under the
Command OF COL. Leonard, took pceeeeeaon OF
uartinsbure, in the county OF Berkeley. Four
oAdttioual regiments have since been Aoded
70 Ato force. Many arrests have been made
q BerkeIey-amonEst others, Daniel Bark.
hart, President Of the Bank OF Berkeley;
Geo. H Murphy. states Attornsy; Dr. r. J.
NcOAay. samuel Alsuitis, editor Of the Re-
force al Paw Paw. In The county Of Morgan,
and aiso further up the river In Hampeni ire
Dol. Ed. Mcdonald. OF the latter county, who
arrived here to-day. estimates their Numbers
Larsler. tstnce deadly This column Of attack
has Lot the advantage of The DC Ada m Z ID
roads which the tvo others have, and 10
slower In its progress.
General ackson with his gallant army l.
here, and presents tho only obstacle to ths
entire occupation Of this productive and ar
famed Valley. We are daily expecting rein
toIoerneau. Notwithstanding the powerful
force now crnvsrxiI.g upcr Us, IL 10 the
unanimous wish " Jaceson's army to meet
them and Try with them the chances of ba,tle;
whether taey will be irdulged In This i,atri.
o.ic defire, rests with the commanding Gene
raj, ana must depend upon events not yet as.
Ger ai0ed.
Tae combined forces Of the enemy at this
time, IN this Valley, cAunat be snort of thir ~
thousand Whilst It's prinar- object IS the
occupation OF t0is Valley II cannot 30 dcUosed
thai II Is tn:eEded 70 Cooperate in move
msau ENst Of he B.ue Ridge and In the di.
rootlon Of kichuond.
Cnariestowa to the East, and Eart.nshurg
70 tb Ncrth, are each - miles from this lace,
eud LADDERS forces to thsWest, aooU: 81 miles
atstan: from US.
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MILITARY NOTICES,
NEA60'E5 DEPT OF HENIsIUU.1
xlcnnovD, VA, March ., lS0.
GAERAL ORDERS No. A.

The proprietors Of hotels and boarding.
nouses Will forthwith report TO the Provost
Marshal the names Of AL guests at their
nousts, ana The nance OF all white perDons In
b furnished to the Provost Marshal twice
every day, at the hours Of 10 A. n. and
II. Livery stable keepers. and owners Of
to tho Provost Marshal the location Of their
stables and the number Of their horses, hacks,
&C. They will also make daily reportB Of
persons from the surrounding country put.
Ill. No psrson II permitted to pass beyond
the corporate limits Of the city - hack or
othsr vehicle, or on horseback, with out .
passport. Drivers OF staGe-coeches are spe.
ciaily forbidden from taking paasenksrs at
under martial law, either TO transport them
into the city or to distant places, unless such
persons have passports.
BY order OF Brigadier General JOIN n.
NH saw L. u. PAGE, A A. Gen1.
HEADQ'RS DEPT. OF HENRIOO,(
Richmond, va, March 2, 1862. )
HTNERAL ORDERS, No 81. Colonel
VT john q. Porter Is appointed Provost
aishai OF the city Of Richmond, and Capts.
A. y. Goodwin and J. u. Maynard are ap-
poin ted Assistant Provost Marshals.
ALL communicated verbal or written.
concerning passports or the Location OF
suards, must bs made to the Provost Mar.
shsl.
III. The city Of Richmond Is diyidsd into
two military districts, By . line comm encing
at Mavo's Bridge and running MP 18th to
n ain street, tn hence up Main TO Governor or
18th erect TO l2sh street. thence up 18th street
70 the limits Of the city.
The district east Of said line Of division Is
q nder command OF Capt. A. =. GcdUfn, an1
tine district wes. OF said line is under the
CO nmand Of Capt. J. u. Maynard.
III. samuel Mace utbin Is appointed Chief
Of Police.
~ ortsr OF Brig Gen. JoHs II. WIHDnR.
NH Set L Il. FAGE, Il. A. g.
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WANTED-RbCRU1TU non 101a11
Nv LIGHT ART1L1B1Y-fwenfy n.
CRU1TS Vail b received into ~ Shov..
nam ns%sd scnpssZ: nov CON iortaSIy auarisss6
eighty men. who have ben Il scrvies 49,
the iotn Of Asgast. Il !, PROVIDED NM 4
neid battsry and good lot Of h vsse. I'm
uniform furnished frss. Besides tAc reenia.
Give bounty Of $50. Apply TO q. +. va.
TAN 90, Richmcndi Or. 0po. Fl.nr.s
VIZ. @. WiHsros. aud Sergt. VI n. r., -
viiia Green, Hanover county, n address nrx
Q! me saSscriSsrs 6 Manassas Janotios.
corps the Morris Artillery belongs.
Capt. LEWIa n. COtE6A1.
let Lisus II p. JONES.
q Lisut. EDWARD VI. uORR,a.
I'd Lieut.. WIN. A. AA60I1.
% aR-fkS
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oPDCrAk NOTICES.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHINA.
GLASS AID


GREATLY REDUCED Prices.
With q view to closing cuf present business,
We snaIl offer frcm this date, our entire large
and desirable stock OF Goods at greatly 70.
duced prices until the 18TH April, when the
rem aindar will b closed AZ auction.
We have on hand many desirable House.
keeping Goods, Gold hand and Fancy Deco.
rated Dinuer Sstts, Rich Gilt Tea SETH, Toi.
lstSetts, Bohemian and China vasss, Ont and
Pfesssd 0iasware. silver. Plated Goods,
Our stock Of common Earthen war; though
not template, embraces many staple articles,
which viii b sold at low prices to the trade
MerchAnts. sutlers, and others, will b Of.
fered great Inducements, a. we are deter
mined to close our stock speedily A posaible
GEO. J. SUMNER l. 90.
iron.ffont Building, Governor st.
nm s-2W
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~. TT ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
~ Information having reached our ears
that reports and rumors are fife In 0ooch-
land county, Va, deroga,ory 70 the character
Of the 0Jochland 0rays and Its commander,
Capt. VIM. +. Harrison-such reports and
rumors. tending 30 irjure the bove.me a. toned
company ana cfacer as patriots ard as col.
diers. We. the undersigned, would fully en-.
dorse the conduct OF said company and cficer
a. gallant and brave, rs far asobssrved by rs,
and as far as our Inquiry has been able to
reach, and hesitate not to give this our VOL
untary lunasked by him) sr.;fcate to thai:
Ell CT; ard Ne heliave such rninors and reports
Gal ov{
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w. SOUTHERN PROTEOTION INSU.
~ RANCE COMPANY AT meeting 81
the Directors of the SOUTHERN PKCTEG.
TON lNsUR ANCE COMPANY, held At Rich
mond on the 20th OF February, in pursuance of q
resolution Of the General Assembly, the following
proceedings wers hsd:
Rssoleed, by tbs Direscsors, That the Office Of the
SAID company thsil Tor tie present be established
at the city Of Richmond.
Ths: the several agents Of the company b re-
quested to communicate with the President. HEN
NY w. THOEAS. Esq, in reference TO the busi-
ness CT the company, and that they remit to the
President The amount Oft several liabilities a.
far as practicable
Rss0lUsd That Notwithstanding the oscupsnev
of Alexandriaby the enemy, the DIRECTOR. have no
hesitation In expressing their entire tue Ia
the solveacy Of the company, a-d It's ability t.,
meet its engagements, and to assure tho parties
insured in said company OF tie belief il the abu-
isy TO sustain the Comp E7 upon It's original basis,
and to redeem ITS .sL,iitIes.
That the Pros cent be required to issue notices
to all persons insured BY the company who may
have sustained Losses from fro ccmmupicate the
same TO the President with the proofs require by
the byelaws, on or before the st OF April, In or
der that provislon may be made for their pay.
ment. 81. W. THOMAS Prxs't
+. D. BILL 6ec'y. fe 8-dtlatA
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~. COINS,
~ BUNIONS,
INTO THE FLESH, TO-,
Eredicated without
pain or inconvenience. by Dr.. SCHULTZ,
the Chiropoitxt.
Once, Wall Street Hotel, Wal! street.
NH S-3t&
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"A e r VIC E.
The undersigned are authorised to form q
VOLUNTEER
ARTILLERY COMPANY,
70 serve during the wal, and have enough
NEE HxRoLLxD to lIeu2R the ORGANIZATION,
but wish to increase the number to one HIM.
dred and twenty-five.
The Uniform Of the, company, for CHEERS
and men. will ha that prescribed by the army
regulations OF tae Confederate States.
While organized under authority from the
Secretary Of War, the company will form
hereafter to be made each town and county
Will have credit for each mem Der Of this COM
papy from such toWp or county.
Persons volunteering harsin Will be eIti
tied to the bounty 6s provided by the Acts of
the Confederate Congress. s-...
Apply, Immediately, In person or by letter,
to N. A. STURDIyENT,
7. Y. HkW1TV, ~------
WI. n. WEISI4ER,
NH A-6t& OHRG. r. ARRACOTT.
No 7OE-The updersigned are author
~ lied by the Secretary Of War to raise
an ARTILLERY COMPANY, which is par
TALLY formed. Persons desiring to join th e
same Will apply at the cffice OF Bayly l.
Whtts, corner Of 18th and Frankliu streets,
Richmond; Col. VIM e. VIM, Hanover; or
to Msjor John Thompson. A.hland.
A bonus OF fifty dollars given 20 each VOL
untser, and uniforms furnished fIsa
SAMUEL r. BAYLY,
Capt. Co ga" goth Reg. w. Vols.
VIM. X. WiNN,
Col 74.h Reg. Va. Militia.
N: B.-None but persons OF good character
need apply. 'mh b-6t*
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NJ ALL PERSONS HOLDING Due BILLS
OF Ia, ORLEANS nOUSk win be, ~ hssstofors,
reseonsd IN hankabls money, at the same Eating
Saloon. on 8 b g., between Main and Cary.
nh s7-llt' y. g MILLS.
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HS.
aleo 4 Is W A R D,

II 1le0 = Is W A ID,
n found Without 50 II found within this State.
Runaway In November last. JE6SE, man about
- years old He 10 shout kset 10 or IL inche .
In height very elm and delicate LOOKING, has been
brought up - aiming room servant. has xprightly
manners, y Of gingerbread color, has ono ancls
spfsined and Lmps slightly, has one Of his thumbs
. great zeal eu4arged rom . whitiow. ard ha,
rather ret eyes. he ab0vs reward will DO raid
h. b Delivered TO 4r. I'd. ID. Eacho, or lodged
- jal! Il Richmond. s. r. FLOURNOY.
NH ST
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g l,.an. oaoorR1ns "a. ~ s.s:sS 81 8 sss.
lsrs' use. compriGue~
Sil r vsrdiIlas.
Olives Farcie.
Euglish Pickles.
White Onions.
London Club sauce.
Worcestsrsbire and Pepper Sauce.
Preserves, (Pea3 hes and 6rAwberfies)
French Preserves.
Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Como0, -.
A fine assortment Of Stationery.
Silk and Cotton Haudksrchis4s.
Neck Ties.
Knit unaershirts ana Drawsrs.
Gloves and Half Hose
Dress and Over Goats. Talmas.
Olive OILS.
Lobetero.
Spies. Black and Red Peppers.
Grocery houss. The public are respectfully
invited to examine the above stock 1T
DUDLEY 4 cos,
NH e-lws y Main street.
CEILING OFF Ar RHDUUED
~ PRIZES TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
supplies. have determined to close ont my
whole stock, consisting OF tho following AZ.
rs bags prime Coffee
800 Goo CiGars- assorted bf8nds
$50 boxes Ground Pspper-2o lbs. each
20 boxes q unpowder Tea
so cases Snrdines
200 boxes Raisins-Qrs. AID halves
- boxes Mustard
Is tiesces primo Rice
90 rsams v rappine Papsr-largs size
so Ba'es soft shell Almonds
20 boxes Chalk Pipes
Is dozen Barrel Covers
IS boHes Clothes Pins
40 kegs Sup Carb. Soda
~ boxes Cor Tolerate Co0ea
20 bbis. crushed and powdered Sugars
THOMAS JONES.
20. 8, Man street, Richmond. Va.
NH S-lr1
[N. Q. sUaAA.
Shhd.. N. O. SUGAR,
For sale on CONSIGNMENT. by
NH s--3t TARDY & WILLIAMS.
|CoFF1E SUGAR:
bills Coffee Sugar.
On consignment and for sale BY
NH s-3t TARDY L WILLIAMS.
TNAOs. BRANCH SONS,
Offer for sale:
1000 los BE1SWAX,
1000 lbs. TALLOW.
! 20 bu .ksla Herds Grass &NKD,
500 bushels OATS,
10 bbls. Crushed SUGAR,
boxes Loaf DO.
5 css-s Macs LIJORIOB,
SEQ lbs. Cast GTBEL,
5 tons Swedish IRON. nh 7-3t
TVEN hhds New Orleans Sugar, reoeiving
mh eNl " DTS}LoP. MoNouRE 20.
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-
NkNrEU-ONE HUNDRED MEN, for
the above splendid Battery Of eigh. p,eee,-
Blakely 4uns and Howl zszs-to act ~ Horse
ARTILLERY, every cannonevr mounted; with Gen.
stusr:'s Cavalry Brigade Army OF Potomss. I
an acting under the following orders:
"READoss. CAVALRY BkIaADl. [
Oer!reville February n, 1862,
Capt Jno. Es:en Cooke, Volunt4 or Aid to Brig
Gen. Stuart, Is hereby ordered to proceed to
Richmond, on recruiting service for the Stuart
Horse Artillery. He will be governed by the
rules and regulations for recruiting Of the 4. ana
1. Generals Dept. @. g. A.
by command Of Con Gtuart
Nv q. TOwLEs, A. a A. 6enI"
This win bs the finest battery In the service.
1t Will be commanded by IN espe,ienced ar
,illsres.. . gra6uate Of West Point Every
cannoneer Is mounted, with horse and 60 cr.
:remeuts furnished BY tho Government. The
company which 10 nearly made up, will bs in-
creased to lo0 m 81. and as soon ~ the legal rum
ber 10 obtaiuea there viii be an electiou Of OH
GERS. and the battery will tAs . tha Ae,d.
The ordinary bounty If go laid. All persons
wishing to ioin this company are requested to
addr,es re by lst..r. .. Ric amoad. OK apply at
the Recruit ing Office, o.p,s,ts Godiin'a Hall,
i1th street, to nie or to RoB'f D. WARD, Esq {,
Who il associated with me.
NH e-2v JNO. HsTEN OOoKH.
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HEADQ'RS DEPT UE HENRIOO,l
RIcaxoND, Va, March 9, les2. )

"AVIE6 heea authorized By tae Secre-
II tary Of War to raise q Battalion or q
Regiment Of Heavy Artillery, for three years
or the war, should be glad to confer with
Captains who have companies not yet mus
tered into the service, and also those who de-
sire 10 raise companies.
Tolun teers or recruits enlts.inG for three
years will receive bounty of go, pay able as
soon as they are sworn into xervite and &C.
copied. upon inspection, by medical ofncer,
together with transportation and subsistence,
from the time and place Of enlistment, until
inspected and mus tered.
Twelve months men can re-eulist singly or
by companies. for two years or the wal, and
receive $50 bounty.
TO those citizens who have not reported
themselves, rs required, and who will in a
few days be drafted, now IL the time, and the
last, to serve a. volunteers.
Volunteers will be received Singly or by
companies, from any portion Of the Confed.
eracy.
Once under the st. Charles Hotel, Old DO.
minton Insurance Company, Main street.
City Pos:.Omco, Box 877.
ROB'T F. MORRISS,
Colonel l79ih Regiment.
I have the promise OF Armstrong field
pieces; and should 1t DO realised, this regi-
ment Will enter the field az Light Artillery.
NH 6-l2t*
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EOGlATIONAL.

EDG1 h-LL AOADEMY-0UINEY
~ o.. CAROLINE o., VA.-This nrst
class Institution, thoroughly preparatory to
The Universtty OF Va, and also for tho En-.
cheering profession. whether Civil or Mill.
larry, can receive few more pupils. Charges
from March LIST to close OF Session, ol40,
for everything except lights. Address for
Information the Principal.
NH S-SwA SAN'L SCHOOLER, N. A.
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w. TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
~ OF RICHMOND.-L. n. JUDE, the
clerk Of the Night Watch, will be voted for
as CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH,
to take the place Of the late A. Wilkinson,
and will be supported by
fe l-lm& MANY Worms 0p THrs (lTrY
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HOR6EE, CARRIAGEs, e

HORSES, CARRIAGES, AEs.
TrOR SALE-Two second. hand HAUKS
~ and HARNESS, In good running oroer.
Also, four we'll trained Hack HORSES. A
desirable stand and stable room may be oh.
tai ned for tho same, II desired. Apply At
once at the stable on I'd street, between Mar.
shall and CLAY, between the hours Of and 10
O'Clock A. M. NH 7--l0tA
NOR SALE
n 900 lbs bes, quality Hops.
Mare, years old, and SpTing bray.
- bushels Wheat halt, suitable tor
bakers
4. J. BYRNE,
l7tst, between Franklin and Grace.
mh lists
EOR SALA-A Ans young Kosmth
r. STALLION,
Ave- years old this spring. 20 DAVIS finely IN
harness. and 10 really 40 geats ~ dog. He may
~ seen u the stable Of
n. O. LIPEOOlB,
On ~, bet Broad end Hassaxl sts.
NH r. n