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q S I Z q l ' I. u.
81 $50 pieces american Prints;
800 pieces English Prints;
100 piecea Fancy LAWS;
200 pieces Fancy Organizes;
l5O pieces Blss heC Cotton;
loo pieces BLACK Lawns;
400 pieces Black Prints;
70 pieces ULeck Ginghams;f
100 pieces Fancy Ginghams;
100 pieces Linen Checks;
70 pieces Check Domestic;
rs pieces Black Alpaca;
90 pieces Cot,orades;
so pieces Striped Osna burgs;
400 Dozen Uoats's Cotton, No. Sc;
900 d. zen Half Hose, ali co!ors;
200 dc zen Ladies' Hose, all colors;
200 d. zen Spool Silk, al colors;
goo dozen 20 ton Hdk'fs, all colors;
40 dc zen Suspenders;
10 bales Brown Shifting;
10 bales 81
bales Brown Jeans; g..
bales Brown Duck;
8 bales No Osnaburgs;
-ALSU,-
A large stock of Ready-made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, at the new store, 23S Broad
street. between Sd and 4th. Richmond.
apS-aw* JULIUS SYCEL.
=, FKiN4 Is CUNNING Il respectfully
tact that have lately enlarged my stock and
assortment Of goods, am ng which are Ru.
ches; Bonnet Silks, plain and checked 1llu.
sions, black and white; and q large assor
gether with 3 number Of articles not strictly
In the Millinery line; all OF which can be seen
at No 2cS Broad street.
VIIK1INIA .NU TENN ESSEE Rail-
v ROAD.-PRoPosALs roR Micro OLoTH.
ING will be received until the 10 h inst. for
Linen Clothing for the negroes emple y.d
LOO Cotton Shirts. Address the unosr:
signed Aynch0ore; RMS aai rnnameAn
ap 2-td 0enr Sup't.
KING SONS,
Scourers, Main street,
ap1-lms Near the Spotswoot.
NO,TUN AND TUB AUUO MAUHINEKY
Y FOX SALE "A lot Of second hand i;Os.
ton Machinery, consisting Of Willows, Pick.
ers. sappers. Rope Machine. Tin Cans, &C.,
&c. A complete set OF Presses, machinery !,
&C tor the manu- facture Of Tobacco, out lit.
tie used and in good order.
NH 27-1m~ fredericksburg, VI.
p OrtoE.--rhe BOOKS aud accounts II .ne l..s
~ firm Of DAVIS 4 HUTCHINSON WILL be
found At the Office o Ne sra VIM B. lssaes 4 Co.
All psrr0ns having elatms against the ann will
pc ,ens them at that Office for settie aDns Those
Indebted will call and make pas meut without do.
lay
Mr.. WIN B. IsAACs IL duly authorised to make
al settlements and srans receipt
JOIN h. DAVIS,
Surviving Partner .: Davi. 4 Huteheson.
mn 3l-ln
M AAsIHESrEn HOTEL,
WI Withio 40 Yards Of he Manchester ia
tos., or the Richmond and Denviie Railroad. sod
70 minute walk Of ah the Public Offices. Dopots
q. landings In Richmond.
board per day. 81
E1'&,S hAAosss''"--'.. ~
Attschet to ths Hotel h . largo ssabls ana car.
risgs, house, attended By reliable ostier. AtriaI
OF this house BY the travelling pubiiefls respect.
fully collected. n. 0IZaa
Aauchaat.r. Va. March lsaa nh 9-le.s
ExsOUTivs DHPARTNENT,
kl0AAonD, Va. March T. lee2. s
A LL SHERIFrS and Others collecting Stats
"A. Arms aSs dsSrsd - have The aaams hoxsa
MARRIED Vol. u. DMNOcK, Richmond, Va" su1
FORWARDED a. 5000 a. possible. TIE Ccmpen -
uon Tor soliciting, aud the nee ssaa-y expenses o
transportation u shis city, will b. paia On ihs
presentation OF The receipts OF Col DIhnoca
Approved. s
JoaR Lsycnxs.
~ CITY paoss sssv. nhS-lo
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AA ! Il b 3 Z a e Y,
FORWARDING Ass
90 EMISSION MERCHANT, south side cf
Gary street, between 18TH or Governor and
Virginia.-Havlng taken the once. &c ;, Of
VIZ. q MILLS1, who has gone In the army,
shall carry on exclusively q ENER L FOR
WARDIN0 and COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The patronage Of my friends and the pub.
lie, also Mr. Millsr's formsr patrons, 10 20.
ncited. Ap1-lms
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ETOR .LE-Priv,.tely, q mum Der OF L'TS
in Sidney, On Grace and Broad streets,
Just beyond the corporation line. Alss In
Manchester, HOUSES end LOTS, on Hnl,
street. One has attached to IL q rich Ard FRO.
ductive garden. The basement rooms ray
be used ~ stores. And for rent or loase, Ll'TS
both In Richmond and MancheetAT. Al ~
to DR BRO0OES.
Corner Main and 18th styseu.
Once hours, from TO A. M, and from
TO O'Clock II. apl-lms
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WANTS.


w A n { : nj
BLACKSM1THS,
highest prices will be paid.
ap Sdswts J X ANDERSON 90.
w ANrED-T0 ruRoHAsE,
From ffty to one hundred
aps-dAwn J.R. ANDERSON 4 90.
w A SUBSTITUTE
A liberal price will be paid.
E. RA9LaND&
NH 29-ows Cor. Sd and Marsh ~ -
MA MT D-Se Vsrai FLi5ISHENSlb
Wv work on Engines. High wages QRtd.
Also, one man who understands saaMne
Uoke from BjtuIlinOus Coal.
ia so-sm ETTENGER h EDMOND.
aaJ ANTED-Recroiis fcr the
wv THOMAS ARTILLERY T.
Capt Philip Il. Stanard, assisted by Ser.
gents Joseph a. blair end T. Is. McCnrdy,
will receive the names of ell persons WisntpS
to enlist In this Battery. One Of the above
named gentlemen may be found during the
day, e:tnel a. the Office OF the Midlothian
Coal Mining Company, on 18th street. De-
tween nlain and Gary, or that OF Mr. T. a.
Smith, on Main street, between Goth and 2lst.
The service seen by fhia Battery In too well
known to need further notice. Usual boun-
ty dc given NIB Is Inns
EAT ANTED-kEJnUITS OdESfBk'
wv FIELD CAVALRY, the oldest company
In service, will receive q few more EE JhUITS
a. the old Rendezvous IN Cary street Bounty
$50. Clothing and .uosis.snce furnished
WALTER q. CLARKE.
NH e4-t23A LIST LII, Recruiting Oncsr.
"a, ANTED-RHCRUIfS.-- Varina Artil.
- lery, stationed at Hardy's Blu6 on Jarea
River, is desrnus of filing It, ranks 10 tho num-
nestly appeal to the cItissns Of Richmond, Hen
rsso ana the adjoining COUNTIES who are not now 10
the volunteer service 70 unite with as At once N
the defence OF tie most important po'f'fon on
James river. boun.y If go. ard ira sporta-
toe, will bo sivep TO AL who report to rs ut snid
sta on JAMES H. AAlN, CaPt,
,nh a,-Aw3 JaMaa r. t:fNX sgt Lieut.
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/ INFANTRY COMPANY.

fkfANkkY COMPANY.
The rndersiTr Oh being authorized by the
.e"ratary OF War 10 raise 4 Company OF
fsiGH Z INFANTRY for the war, and
having un,ted with f6r. CHARLIE il. HAxALL
end Mr.. w G.. EsaL ysros in The en.erprise
has opened g Recruiting Office or the West
si;ia o. 10th street, between i1ein and B.uk.
Men egsistiEg III this company viii receive
The usual hounty. &c.
This company will form part Of the bat.
TALON CT infantry being raised by Il G: ScorT
Jr., Esq who may be found az the same
OtfiCs.
tpy-In Holm UICEHanl
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HHADQsS FECnUITINH nchTIOM)
4TH ALABAMA ERa'T VOLUNTEERS.
100 Main street.. }
THE following named men have Sessrted f1ou,
4 this station ard toe Government Toward
will ba paid for their apprehension:
MTKerns Jno Martin Shelton,
ThOs Parker, John Ford,
Jamas Madison, James Ghoy,
VIM Roach, Patrick Dorau,
Jas Osya1sugh, John Anderson,
Samuel Davis, Horace Harris,
Goorse Widely, George Whi,aans,
Andrew Scott, VIM johnson,
John McOsnn, John Riley,
VIM & D. uglass, John Henderson,
Ohas Hoys, Ohss Crawford
Jas Duffy, JOHN Mcdonald,
ThoS Keane, Jss German,
VIM koyater, ias Drew,
Jas NJ Cinsky. Geo Toward,
John 5heridop, Rnbt Johp son,
James Brodsylek, Geo Douglass,
VIM Johnsoa, john B Taylor,
Danisi G MnrTy, WIN Smith,
FrHkln May berry, John Gray,
George j Smith, Jlo Thomas.
n. Is. TRAVIS,
I'd Lisu tecsut and r ,crui irg icer
ap l--l2tA 4th Alabama Volunteers.
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kIO-PARTNEPSHIP TIC N.-.es
~ snyder and AM4NDUs =. WALKEa
have This day associated t-omsslVos IN busnesa,
10. the purpose OF coadncts. g the msnufac urs CT
STOVES In al !tg hranengs a-Ed do,pg a gene
raj FOCEDEY BUSINESS.
T5ey most earnestly sak tbs support Of .ac.r
friends 10 cid Ia making their works =, ex.en-
sive as to ehasngs foreign Composition both ~ 20
quality AoG price. Tbs styls OF tn. Gen w,ti be
SNYDE1 " aLKER.
Richmond. Arr; lat ISGa =
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~ y Il A L d.
Dbl. Lard Oh;
80 hhds prime to choice Sugars;
% bbls. N. o. Molssses;
Is cases quarter boxes Sardines;
:, IS S So.s . SsGand Pepper. Jg
Is taEs softshell A lmonde;
40 900 German and Havana Cigars, various
brands;
Is bags prime Oo0ee;
Is tierces Rice;
80 kegs sup. carb Soda;
10 hoxes ground Conse;
IS bbls. crushed Sugay;
80 kegs Smithfeld Lard;
so bbis. Vinegar;
800 reams Wrapping Paper;
10 half chests 0unpoWder and Impe.
rial Tea;
100 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Dan.
ales;
80 sacks Ground Alum an Virginia
Salt;
ink, Black.sye Peas, White Beans,
PLAYING cards, DO .tls U,rks,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Barrel Covers; Buckets, various kinds,
.tches Variegated Soap,
Fig Blueing and Indigo,
Mustard, Spice, Wash Boards.
wM. B. JONES co,
18th street, between Main and Gary.
NH q l2t
AMI ba.4Uh MANUFAUTUkx.-
Lam Black IN packages and quantities
to suit purchasers. For sale by
JOS. r. BLOSSOM 4 co,
NH Sta wi'yn:, Rtnn. " n
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THEA AND CUFFEE.-
Is lbs very me 0rsen Tea, and
3b,gs Cuba Coffee.
JOHNSTON 4 B1AwsFOBU.
ap7-st. rs Vain street:
We have In store and for sale, 1900 lbs.
COOLING Butter.
ap $50 CONRAD CREW.
NNoVEl3H I HUTUHiSON,
M 18Th St, between Main and Cary,
nave In store and Offer to the trade the fol-
lowing goods:
30 hhds ". o. Sugar, good TO prime;
10 bags old Yellow Rio OoNes;
10 bags Grain Pepper;
80 boxes CASTLE Soap;
800 lbs. Candlewick;
900 lbs Cotton Yarn;
so cases Green ard Black Tea;
10 bags Dried Peaches;
y60 boxes Tobacco, OF the most approved
brands, from medium to prime grades.
70 cases elephant" smoking Tobacco;
Is cases "WiEnebago"
6cssks Id. papers
3o0, 600 Cigars, from medium to best grades.
An 2-l2tk
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A TchETIJS, fATAiCl $.

"a EEEIiJN, lATktOIS.
IA fsW more RECRUITS wan ted SOr Court
ra5 IS Artillery, now stationed at Rappaiiar.
rock river. The usual bounty OF $50 will b.
paid. Apply ut The Frau Gin House, on 9Th,
hatTsen Broad and Marshall strests to
Lieut.. X H VAUGHN,
ap 7-l0:* Or G. ID. CHRISTIAN
"A EETLANE MIN,
I'VE ATTENTION I
"e ere manufacturing. ard heve o. lsri. a lot of
MAY isna Ban0ES. which vii have t, be closed
ut in two weekz. ALI t.o=a III want Ct .he ss1le
al please cal 4arly, or address
rEWis Il KAyVOH,
18th, tetw. Mar end Cary SITS. Richmond. Va.
sF Price, so csats peca, ~ mail IS oeGt,.
az 4-lws
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M dNTEl1TU HUf-A Young WOMAN,
w with or without membranes, compe.
ISN'T ana qualified a. 3 house servant. An.
ply 1t corner Of 18th and franklin stroe{s.
over Oonisdersts Oommiasi0nsr's O1cs.
II T.ts
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A TrENTiCN. TBAMST'3RS.-Iw wish to on.
IA list tan good DRIVERS for my Battery. To
expsr,en, ed men, viii give $50 each Ia addition
to the Government bounty o; $50.
Volunteers now IN service. hut whose tenn of
Z nis:ment will expire 6uri2g III. month, will bs
received upon application 70 he unders gntd by
letter, at Camp Lee, near Richmond.
GREE ELEE DAVIDSON,
Pts Capt. I.s,cher Artillery.
a TTENTiON, LIGHT ARTlLLERY.-
n am Authorized by the Governor to re.
ceive SUBSTITUTES in Ty company Of
Light Artillery, and to muster them In az
they come. Those, therefore, who desire to
procure substitutes, or who wish to become
eubstltE!es, should call =. once at my head
quar- tars, Johnso & 0uigon's Office, under
the Whig Baiiding. a. Is. dUIGUk,
NH 2S-ts Captain Light Artillery.
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OFFION SOLBlDk6' AID FU o.
Richmond April Z. 'e69. I
THO THE RIOHMO-U NOLUNTEER6.
Il Csmmandants Of eompaniss fai.ed n nb
cisy, whose me- bers are s1l sted for the VA,
viii please send perfect list Of their respective
compa lies, With place Of residence Of saeh mem.
Der, to this ofcs, without aelay, a ososr thas I'D
NAV b. properly dispensed 70 thsar wives end
children. 6AN'L ]. HARRISON,
40 9-QW Tr~asrseae.
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"EaVY ARTILLERY.
III go Bounty, and
Uniforms furnished.
The unders gned are authorized by the Sec.
rotary Of War TO raise Il company for the
the past eleven months In active service AZ
Liautenants Of such q company, and have
already a number of men enlisted.
Ali who desire to join US will please apply
stairs. TO VIM. Ws;oM. uompany r. First g
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; or at our
Camp in Yorktown.
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
NH 17-1m* THOMAS LAWSON.
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w VOLUNTEERS
To flil up the Henrico
Light Dragoons-the oldest coTn pany OF Uav-
airy In the State. and OF the first 70 enter the
field. Bounty of $50; clothing and subsis..
ence will be furnished. Apply at Eecrois.
ting Uhice, No 4, Law Building.
Lieut. GEO. HOPKINS,
nj A--t2lAs Recrufung 00cer.
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aNAkM la GEOhGIA
e FOR aALE =
In tie Blue Limestone section. northwest y ~ 4
thu State; $50 sores cleared; whole tract $50
acres; good b-ick dwelling; dark brown sol:
poplar hickory r. WITH; $50 per acre. N >,
a. interest to suit purchaser o. young mcgee; d
n,.nt. Address AUGUSTUS =. WRI0HT.
Rp 2-7.% Rome IA.
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VI. Recruits, with or without officers In
charge, coaveiesceIts Grd other soldiers.
now or hereafter detained IN his city, 'or
any cause whatever Will immediately Pro-
cced to Damp W.nder, near the Reservoir,
and report to COLONEL JohnC. Porter, com
N anding ~ tn 81 post
By order OF 6rigadier General JoHF
NIsDER. J.; K. PAGE.
mhS.-i4w AssistGpt Ahist'nt General
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VTIKt}INIA AND TEN \ ESSEE Rail-
v ROAD.-PROPOSALs PoR MORO OLoTH.
ING will be received until the n inst. for
Linen Clothing for the negroes empl( "
LOO Cotton Shirts. Address the unusr.
signed, Lynchburg, Va.
THOS. DODAMEAD
ap 2-h Gent Sup't
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XTANTED - RECRUITS FOR tn MAS
w ARTILkEAY.--Capt PEILIP q. STAN
ARD, assistAa by Sergeants JOS A. BLAIR ana
T b. NCOUhDY will receive the Iamas O; al
persons wishing 70 enlist in this Battery. One of
the above named ee0tlemen may be 'onrd duricg
tbs day either At the fiic Of the Midlothian Goal
aining Con.papy. 18th street, between Main
md Cary, or thai OF Hr. u 4. SNIrH, ON Main 81 :.
between Goth sod 2ist The servico en BY this
Batssxy 10 too well known 10 mead further notice.
tissat hnUntv. &c given. NH BIN.
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+ HHApo ~ lsr hBa'f VA VoLs.
Near Orange u. H., April g, 1861
A GARD My SOP, JOHN Z. DObLEI'
~ 10 hereby authori3ed BY me 70 execu~s
1 my attorney In fact. any rapsf, In any way
necessary to the prosecution ct my Daa'
ness, JOnN OOVA1At
VTNU FHk p. Bl.lU - mall Toes repof,
having heen put In circulation I'LL
bad refuss TO redeem ny notaes this 70 70 ~.
form the public that, NJ any unas ouriot
business hours. they vii. be exchangstN
my cigar establishment. Americas Aaesis so'
cuYrent money or cigars tobacco, Ae.
ap7-S& WILLIAM ] MOkk0
XIOrICH 10 nisolSSlPflAhs. 80
The ctace for busiassa and lnsosnataea scs soi
eisrs nom Mississippi h usasiy opp ts thstpe'~
wOnd rcuse--.fgn ANisstssippi Dapas
An once Will also be fcafaa u 0csdcCeeuie.
a. saw u. =. MAh6H AZ
TOC7TDEKATE NUT3VNS-Ws.a are
spre fu.sd .ole AsAnss for ths sxis 81 ths
kG~f BuT TONS Ia tsis city, mamma
- naay~y = Leva-teMr rhix ID \ soa y.
elm made hutton. and eeservs the pssroass'
y BxNNErr : rULLksoN.
M as-lns las hAsn a.
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WANTS.

w SUBSTITUTE.
Although not pow subject to military duty,
Apply during the present week, stating terms,
giving references, ana mentioning time and
place at which the applicant may b. seen.
address. through the city Post Once, INK
empt," box 10l aps-St"
w AsTA D-A .,rr.r,,.
BY = PBINTE2. who has had six years expert
ence Ia the business also, permanent discharge
from tie armv Of the O. +. coUntrv Office
preferred. For further p.r,isuisrs, .ddress
an 3ts Uoion. sicnros countv.va
w ANrhD- Book.ksEpER-
n conreten. Book keeper, to open and keep
The books OF u maa Itacturiog essablahme emit.
One tn oroughly qualified desired. Address
tBOX $751; p. u. ap6-6 t*
w An T " D:
yourg man wiskes Is obtain
b u A r D,
IA family wh~re The ale few or no o.hsr
20 trders. Address "A BOARDER," Dispatch
otjee an 3t*
80, a N . 81 D-IO rUkOH Asa, healthy,
~ Btfo2g, young Eervanf
% good character. II eny refasee In this city
has such enc to dispose Ct they can hear OF a
~ O3 ASlo pSfHSceSt rome III WIG fi5Se DIV 60
dse'sI.g Box No. 80" Richmond psf Ofics.
spS-3,*
w An honest, Industrious free boy,
Tor slave II hs owner objects not to his going to
O % .
for mess.
Apply at Camp Leo to
W. g. MILLER,
s3s-3:s Usey Battery 9:
YEE AN1ED-A
SALESMAN or CLERK,
By youeg man who las had six years. expe-
risuce In that capacity. Good reference given.
spsHss* RsGLAND l. BROTHER.
" ANFhD- UAnpENrERs.
from military duty
GREEN & ALLET,
APPS ts Oorp or Grace and 7th streets
w Amidd:e aged Lady,
| IS Yescher in a private family: ANY one
wishing a comfortable home will please ad-
dress ri X ," at this office, stating where
an il'ervlew can ba nal ap So
"a q N E d.
w A capable and experience CLERK,
we'll acquainted with the citizens CT Rich.
moud and possessing competent general
business knowledge and tact. One WnS ,s can
address so r. O." Richmond Post.Omce,
giving all proper Information ap 7-s'*
.Ai AsTED-A servant
bout IA or Is years OF age. for the balance
of tbs year. Address "W,' Dispatch COM
posing room: ap7-9-
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r acres; so OF which are cleared, the 70.
msinder in wood, eight miles b low the city.
on the Central road. The buildings consist
Of a large framed Dwelling. four rooms, Two
brick CHI .mnsys; Barn; Stab e, and a well o:
good water in the yard. whose wishing to
purchase will call on
az alive THO@ w, p. GOODMAN.
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sXyANTED- To HIRE, 1or the balance of
w the present, and for the year 1853, from
100 to loo able bodied
SEGRO MEN,
20 work a. cur Blast Furnaces
in Eotetourt county.
Wanted, also, Furnace d MANAGERS and
COLLIERS.
apS--3&wts j. X. ANDERSON & co.
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DEAUTifUL UOUNTRY SEAT, on rns
ID BRooK URNP'KE, oNB MILE NclrB OF
EIoHnoEp, Per SALB AT he Request OF Capt.
". l.. CArrinston, (vho ha: gone Into ser
country seat, now owned and occupied by
him, formerly B. A. Lancas'er's) There
are 80 acres Of land In hiR b state OF eul.tya.
ZION, and a large bricx dwelling centaiLine
eight rooms, and all other eui' dings suitatie
for sech O place. IL IL proverbial for its
healthiness, and the road TO 1t u most sx.
csllent one.
For terms, apply to
GUDDIN l. APPK RsON,
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VXTANTED-Thtrty RECRUITS for the
w Charles city Troop. The usual bounty
Of $50 will be paid by the Government, and
3l2 per month for use OF the horse. Sho1, q
the horse be killed In action, he will be paid
for. Security will bs furn! shed to such re.
cruits as prefer buying horsas on credit, on
condition that the monthly hire of theirhcrses
for their purchase money. Address me a
Yorktown, Va. 3 II. HARRISON,
NH 29-lm Capt. Charles City Troop.
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NAV b. properly dispensed 70 thsar wives end
children. EANL J. HARRISON,
40 S-3w TraaMNae.
CP1OlAL NOTiO6. =
We shall offer our entire STOCK or 0OOU0
q cost, for eash, until ne 18th April. - We sss
determined to clio . basinsss. Call oues. soa
wsnt bs,gains In CHINA, GLASS, end RARTa.
kNWARB. 0xO. oUNNAR = CO.,
NH 25-tAlS 0overr~r street
II k-AA ACADEAY-0 lNEI'3
IL o., CAROLINE w., vA.-This n,st
class Institution, thorouxhly preparatory to
the University OF Va, and nlan Tor the Eu'
Ginssrtns profession whether UIvil or Aili.
tsry Can receive d " more pills. Cha fes
from March LIST 70 close OF 6easion. 70.
for everything except lights. Address :or
Information tia Principal.
NIB 3-sws SAMu. SCHfOr.ER. n. -
NOTICE -Mercnnn Is and others rsc~tvtse
IN fre,Aht via Richmond anu Pstersonre
Railroad Company are hereby c'idsd u
goods are not Saken away tn twenty fosi
hours after their arrival, they Will b ssorso
At their expense and risk.
j. H. WOODCeCK.
0eu'l Freight Agent Il. 4 p. y. 3.
apGSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

a. a N Z. H DO PUNCH ASH, healthy,
~ strong, yaurg Eervanf
W o MA Il =,
% good character. II eny rsfasee In this city
has such a enc to dispose cf they can hear OF q
&C Oh and pesManeSt home 10 Tile lisce By sd
dsessl.g Box No. 80" Eioem ond psf. Ofics.
AZ SIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

e, = n Il Il d
1:T RE @ + u I T s -
d! Gsn authorized bY tre Governor of Virginia to
e;I.s, conpanie fir n the HIlilia, not mLtt4red
n the Confederate Eervice pos unser msrt hing
o'dera, to complete She 2Gth Regiment Virginia
Volunteers, fow in the Confede a.e sarvica.-
rhe usasi eoulty Of SO -i'i b. paid to the meu
nth GERS asolicing to rsi,e ccmpau.as, or tsving
companies siresd9 enlisted hut not in any rsgi-
oans can corr respond WITH lie unds' signed at
ki,hnoLd, Va NAT. TYLER,
~ 3-lIn L7eU'e eot- Colonel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
n REEN SPRING LAND TOR saLN.

1cfsr far sale privately my FARM. con.
taining 27S acres, lying sewn miles south
CT Treviil'an Depot, Central Rail-oed, vi
everythi necessary for ir'm edts ~ occupy.
ton and cultivation, including Provisions,
stock, Furniture, \ c., e.. Taeland II highly
i'm proved-three heirs In grass one In wheat,
ard on ready fer corn. The buildings sre
Few aud excellent. The dwelling hand.
some cottage, with eight rooms, and 10 Of the
best material and workmanship For par.
ticulsrs, apply 10 VIZ s RoysrEa, corner Of
Virginia and Cary streets daress
b. WiNSTuN,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

+, rusToaY An1srocRAoY.-TheL London Free.
man thus refers 70 what 10 beginning to be
understood:
:.Our English aristoersey make . espltsi
nolitiosl harvest ont Of the American war. Or
course, .. men protesting Humanity, they de-
plore the bloodsbed, but, - haters OF popular
bower they chuckle over Republican ealsmi-
ties. At the very commencement OF the quar-,
rel We predicted that our aristocrass wooid
sympsthise with the South, even before they
hoped it would sneceed. They regarded the
South, Historically. ss first peoplsd ~ Cavsl-
isrs. tie North IS coloni.ed BY Roundbesds;
they saw in Southern planters men regarding
trade a beneath them and labor ~ disgraceful,
men living in wealth and luxury on immense
estates, cultivated, not BY political serSs only,
but by bopdsmen, they looked on such men -
bv birth their nearest American representatives
ana they, like the planters, indeed themselves.
despised the NortberDers % asst Of tradesmen
and mechanics. Democracy WAS but nominal
IN the South. The omnipotent slsvsbolders
held Oh other classes in political SUGGESTION, %
complete Is the personal subjeo.ion Of their
negroes. They were race Of landed despo,s
three or four hundred thousand Shareholders
holding the six or seven millions Of whites
completely in their power. English Toryism
and Lapdierdisn could but regard them there
fsre n The cream eiAnerioaR society"