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WANTS.

VXTANTED-A sITUATIoN--The subscriber,
w who has had the management Of many OF
the largest estates In Virginia, is DESTROYS of getting
Il situation for the next year. beginning LIST Octo'
ber 1862 or sooner If desired. The best of recon-
mendations given i have but small family.
Messrs. Goddin & Apperson will give any inforn;s-
ton wanted. JOHN A. ALLEN,
jy 2l-3t+ Richmond r. 0.
NyANTED-Ten or twelve LAB0RERS, for
w few days, to work mill dam, four miles
north Of Richmond, The highest price paid Com.
Portable lodgings and abundant rations supplied
Call to-day and to morrow at No. 4, Law Building,
on Franklin street, near the corner of ETH
iy 2l-2' DANL Z. GARDNER.
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~ FUNDS have been placed In my hands for
~ the benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers
of bile, Ala. All who need assistance will please
send taer addressto
Mrs. A. F. HOPKINS,
jy LOOT Sd Alabama Hospital
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N7..REMOVAL-The subscriber has removed his
~ Office to No. 81 Main street over Striders Skirt
Manuiac:oJ, where hs will be pleased all who
may desire bis services Best references given.
u. A. BLANKMAN,
Surgeon Dentist,
iy3-lm' Formerly of Fredericksburg.
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INFORMATION WANTED Of the whereabouts
Of WIN LLOYD and WIN. p. WOOSLEY, who
were sent to Richmond sick. Ii they are at any
hospital now or If they have died at any the Clerk
will please inform me of 1t
A. n. POINDEXTER, Captain
Company X, Goth Reg't Va. Volunteers.
jy 21-2t" Wise's brigade.
EY Lynchburg and Danville papers please copy
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INFORM ATION WANTED OF WILSON,
il THOMAS. or SMITH GUY, who were work
ing In the NavyYard at Portsmouth up to the
evacuation of Norfolk; since that time have not
heard a word from eitrer Of them, and am very
anxious to hear from them by their writing to ME.
can hear FROM them by their directing their letters
In care OF Hardaway's Light Artillery Gen. Ander
sons brigade, Gen. d H. Hills division Their
brother, Lily 2l-2t. ADOLPHUS GUY.
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nRY CREEK HOTEL,
IL WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY w. SULPHUR SPRINGS, VAT
July 10TH 1862.
TINE CONFEDERA rE STATES HOSPITAL
at this place having greatly curtailed our re.
sources for entertaining visitors deem 1t due 70
ourselves and the public to close our establish
ment. JNO. n. LYLE, Agent
jy 2l-St- II. w. Sulphur Springs Go.
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CHAs. E. MORGAN.

II HORSE, blood bay, with star IN his fore
heal. and the skin knocked off the ankle Joints OF
both hind legs with scant name and tail and the
brand IVA" GndistincO on hs lett shoulder stout,
paid to any one delivering him TO me at the head
quarters Of Gen Wilcox. giving such inforn'a.
ton ~ may lead to his recovery or the deteehon ol
I'm. tI,ief w. Il. WYNN,
A. A. A. General 4.h Brigade,
-
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r OST-S5 REWARD.--A red and green CA r
/ PET BAG was taken from the Linwood House
on the 18th of July. jy 2l-2t"
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RANDOLPH HOSPITAL,

RANDOLPH HOSPITAL.
July 10, 1862.
edately, at the above Hospi-
w tai, Druggist, Matron, Steward, Nurses,
Laundresses. and Cooks. None received except
those bearing the highest testimonials of moral
character E. q. uIGGINBOTHAN,
" ol-3tt Suppon In charge.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEE-Fron camp, on Frank
- lin street. near the old Fair Grounds a dark,
chestnut BAY HORSE, with white face and
mouth, about fifteen or sixteen hands high, and
seven years old. reward of $50 will be paid for
the delivery of said Borse to at Camp at Mrs.
PEGRAM's, on Franklin street, between LIT and Cd.
Also a large BAY HORSE.
WI PEGRaM
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vTvWINrY DOLLARS REwARD.--gtotsn from
my house, on Friday night. the Ieth inst,
two GOLD WATCHES Twenty dollars piece
will be paid for the recovery Of the watches -
Description: The 6rst II ladies' watch ana chain,
double case, gold hunting detached lever, made BY
Crisnan Sons e. Daim, Geneva, No. 1880. The
second one Ii a large double case, with the frst
case carved Inside. I have no number TO the last
named watch. II had a leather cord az a guard.
The above rewnrd will be paid for either Of the
watchers on their delivery to me, zt door 10 the
Varieties on Franklin street.
To- yisri;,a CHAs. E. MORGAN.
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XXYANTED--A SU BSTITUTE To 20 into the
w 18th Reg't N. G. Volunteers in desirable
company. Inquire of e. T. MILES BRO,
jy 2l-N@ 18th st near Cary
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NTANTED.-I wish to employ SUBSTITUTE,
w over IS years old. good price will BE-
paid. Call at Room No g. Columbian Hotel.
;,rO
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TNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
l the subscriber, NEGRO WOMAN. about 33
years of age and about feet inches high, thick
lips, and rather slow In speech. Said woman Is
che has a husband in said county. Her name il
MARY ELIZA; was hired from Mr.. Tabb, and
believe is the property of a Mrs. Roy.
iv 1876" A. GUNST.
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NTANTED--A SUBSTITUTES, not subject to
w CONSUMPTION, for which liberal price will
be paid. Apply Immediately at No. q Linwood
House jy 2l--lt.
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d man, Marylander, who has
w had experience. u situation OVEESEER.
One to go South would be preferred. Good refer
eDces can be given Address "OV ERSEER. Rich
mcnd F. o., Box No T. jy 2!-Gt+
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NXJANTEp-To sell number two horse
wv SPRING WAGON, with top complete.
Suitable for ii sutier street use.
IL. L. SHARP.
Corner of N and 29th streets
~ 2l-3tt Church HILL
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NTANTRD-.l,OOO DOZEN CAP FRONTS
w Any party in out of Richmond who can
furnish a nice article of harness-leather CAP
FRONTS, vanished, can find ready sale for them,
if the price SUITS &C., by calling or sending sam
pie to F. BINFORD,
iy 2I-2t* Cor Main and 9Th SITS Richmond.
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DUNAwAY.-My negro boy JOHN, ~ years
IL, old, absented himself about two weeks ago.
When last heard from he was at one of the neigh
boring camps. He has large eyes, quite shrewd,
and is apt to misrepresent as to his owner, name,
&c. will pay suitable reward for his return
CHAS Il. WHITLOCK,
iv !4-RtS Rroad hetyyaen 92d and n ats
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NTANTEp-To Lire, by The week or month,
wv NEGRO BOY or NAN, to attend to store.
Apply to 7. AUGUST,
iy 2l-2t" Bead St. 2 doors above LIST
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WANTED TO hire during the balance Of the
w year, good COOK, WASHER ana IRON
Err. for which Il liberal price will be paid. Apply
to VIM n. YEATMAN, on 9Th street, between
CracA and franklin streste w Gilt
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\ Ii MEN absent from my company will report
N ~ me by Friday next, or send surgeons GER
tiiicate cf their inability to DO 70, be treated
deserters TH0S. Z. BURFOOT,
lY .i-:itt Cant Co A ID Rfg't Va. Nnla
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T>AKEN UPON the 18th instant, Il dark bay
HORSE, left hind foot white, two white spots
on his back under the saddle supposed belong
to member of the 3rd Va. Cavalry. lie eau get
him by calling on Clay, between i7th aud 18th
streets, to lily Is 81 JOHN T.. RAY.
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T'oUND--Near Chiulborazo, PoCRET-BO0K,
Il containing j of money, which The owner
can have by describing the and paying for
this advertisement. Apply at corner OF ed and
Broad streets next to Eellevue Hospital
~ l4-atN
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FINAkEN UP.-Cnnie 10 my hnaae, on the
Z of 25th aud streets, light sorrcl HORSE,
with white star in his forehead; EiA legs marked
with white. The owner will please forward,
prove property, pay chsrgeS aud take him away.
CHAS. RICHARDSON,
Corner 27th and NJ SITS, Iiengico CO., Va
},y
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DIED.

On tta 18th inss ,ot dropay of the brain. kLIzA
kSTH daughter Of August and Nary Weimar,
aee,, ,hirisen months ana twenty one days.
Dear n,tls tlzs has gore to rest,
Wnhous one Sigh, among the best
without oae doubt, without enc tear
Teo young to know that Gcd was near.
Ia. babes shall reach that heavenly place,
And stand before their Makers face
Shall wear a eross of purest go,s,
And there Indulge III bliss untold
Her furera, will take plsee FROM her grand
.sthers residence on Veusble street, this fternoon
a. O'Clock. The friends and acquslntances OF the
temIr are invited 10 attend.
On the Goth irs. with The scarlet fever, LAURA
UwMA. daughter of James ami Mary Jennings,
sycd saven yesrs Ave months ard four days.
. Her funeral viii take place from her father rest
6enoe. OF Oregon ELL, 10 morrow afternoon 1t ]
O'clock.
In Charlotte viile on Fridsy evening, the 2iss
last. NARY CAMERON, aged five years and en-
saturday n.sht, the 2ad inst LISA CONWAY.
a. ed twenty.one months. only children of Thon J.
sad Nary F. Wertenbsker.
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AUykRTfsfko.
The Abolition General.

There seem some riausibiiity L, the idea Of a
Northern jc7rnsl ,hsi the appointment. OF onrraide
a aeCis.lsn's successor Is not designed 70 be par
ssaent bu. thai be is Raerely to hold the plsce t.;
An Abolition aeusrsi can be found whe viii csrIy
OF. ess osors the spirit and let er Of Lrcolns pre-
c.srns.ioa. Burnside. /. is understood, is Of tie
oouss, 9s.,ve schoe and has sbored for sora5 time
under the Suspicion Of being gentleman. II tEis
suspicion prove well founded, we ray be sure that
LIS command OF the Army Of the Potomac will be
much h.iefsr T. 81 that Of his predecessor. There
s. a-orher circumstance which gives coicr 70 lie
surr,sa tbs. Bn-uS'ds is I 0. Intended peruia
nen- CHIEF The Nsv York Tiss1s s"Ias weeks
asc, dc ~.s-e2 t.st whom msrrial lay should be
fully inausars.ed ID he NORTH the rederai Govern
uent youI1 subc- lr..a the State Governments 20
ia o7'E vii sai -; % more regard 10 the State
Cons,i; 1sioas thai il las done to the Constitution
90 T. v'.,it Sister T. ia rot sitoEoths- impcssi-
b. n IL c1atrs ca rot.s-n ~ sshiDsscl viii
- ses; he ..,c elections N TIE North
ST. es ,.40cp,s Should undertake. TO
BOG .he .sr-1r 70 enforce Submission
- t4st creme 81 Abolition Gsperal
: -ac Ae.5 c: i. army. 4: cor
Ia. r..rpose could easily BE- found
-1..t'aA q = igan.:t rus edo Ter the
t ~ ta-a co"-t-ies re c2r1pe.a. The
g.. ,' B-rls;5e az 4ot cL:.te lin % hi'
g.. ~ - p e tIsrs l4u5. Go SONS uits
-- iH Is appGi-tHe.,
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C-- e. N--l--sH. T.s=-s - aay possibility,
- log .a --e. -r,gust1- rs var w5ocpsf
"a .ss SD. . g1s;.zs s41lo2ess il their blood
80 ....s- = '- II ,.sss." crushing OF; rebel
-.. a. IL. .Leic newspapers s4-e becoming r.
- 49,. here's 81 :-lir Cannon. /. ,he
= g. 90 hey preli-t, ara going to d-voa- rs
ias 60 ,-zaeys iar their Chris.1ss dinner let
IA e. - Isis from hacking Us 10 death with
g. kr'vss. We csn p1t up with iaeir rssea.i:y,
. Ia g. ID ulqoe and unPaEa eie.i thai, like the
l-=.... i, eig7 Steps lie Imagination excited and
svs.>zl3g 81 t.P.os ~: thar stupidity &c ioto.e.
:sAie Gan; t1ey ngs4t 2one New lie, and show
se ritr G. RS u-ess SIS vel. rs lie gated
d. boi.sra 81 t99 Ea.1e- q Fiesj'zl Way den:
Ssrl - esez serrard f5s new lie. never ys ~
.e.e5 SAN Jeff D4yis aa1 tas sou,ae-n Con
e .55r@~y. o. new kay tune. .oge- ,r: played Gu
+5.4s l.--1 "a gi7scozg Of tn days" sky
Il. g." 3D. ''4!19s-i
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IS On IhtKMEE OF CHALXETTE.-Ths
oia fe6eo a-.aasr, Jcrdsn, Of historic fanls
ti'osr4G- 3 .-s i4-sis If New Cr,sacs. in eoaior.
.sisy s-,tA 1s order o. Hess. Butl3r, landed ~ a
ee1rF.ste --st q Lis psoperty 70. coaiseatlon by
he tiac-t 9or.T4Icast and declared hIn2aelf ''sn
eGeuY Fl 40 Euii.i statss." 9he Louis:ans
Democrat aay8:
5eE Ia ogao1 Il illoss a..zsas Of Eew Orleans
Irs isl dT - Do iaysi. vino lave swors ale
to ps,t >ia'2s f3r tbs taT pose Of wing theil
p.cyert 8.gas lare biushed from shame when
ihsv Saw tGs cd negio voluntarily stripping him.
self g. BIG asfd-t ssned gains. ana becoming PEN
niles. ga IL eYeEiog CT s days rsthsr then yield
tuStierc- - :. Uave,preLt which has become An
object al ;he contempt of Tie civilized world
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A
4 DM1NISTRATOR'S SALE OF TIE PER
IA SONAL EFFECTS OF SAMUEL HARD
GROVE, Died, at the farm near Manchester, al
AUUT1OH-AsA Administrator Of Sam l Hardgrove
decd, shall Offer at public sale. on his farm, near
Manchester, on MON DAY, the 8sh day Of Decem
Der, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, all his PERSONAL
EFFECTS, embracing general assortmen! OF Par
Tor, Chamber, Diningroom and Kitchen Furniture,
OF excellent quality and in very good condition.
A large collection of superior Kngravings and
Oil Paintings, amongst which Is full length por.
trait of Gen Zachary Taylor, horse and groom,
painted By Browne, In Mexico, and said to be the
best likeness of the General extant
--ALsO-
The stock of Horses, Mules COVE Carts, Wagons,
Buggies, Farming Implements, Corn, Fodder, BAY,
Oats. Cedar Posts, &c together with great varie-
ty Of valuable articles such a. are to be found on
q well regulated farm.
TERMS-Cssh WIN. II HARDGROVH
Aom'r Of Samuel Htrdgrove, decd
~@Eale by Z Z Cook, Auct. no 70
DA1R OF MATCH HORSES, CARRIAGE,
i &C, AT AUCTIcN-On SATURDAY. the
s9h inst, at 10 O'Clock. will sell. Council Cham.
Der Hill. pair OF splendid BAYS, six years old,
und and gentle together with light open CAR.
RIAQE and HARNESS, very little used
-ALeO,-
A number Of superior Saddle and Harness AMI.
mails
onshorso Family Carriage;
Top Buggy and Harness.
light Spring Wagon;
9young, well broke MuleA
no g H B. COOK. Auct'r
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~ SuMnsr & 0urHsss, Aue6.,
fIron-Front Building Governor street,
r ARaB SALE OF DI6iRzBLB HARDWARE,
i GLASS AND CR0CKERY WAR; CAR
PITS, AND PIANos.on IuaeDAY. The q d:y
sell large stock Of Staple and Fancy Hardware,
consisting In part Of
Axes, Hatchsts, Spades shovsla
Saws, Planes Sorrows, Buckles, UAllo,
and great variety Of other articles IN the Hard.
ware line. too tedious 70 mention.
These are 6rstclaas soodR and worthy The a..
A large invoices Of crockefy and Glassware. con-
Plates. Dishes, Cups and Saucses,
0oblets, GLASSES, Glass Dishes Decantsrs,
and largo vIEisty Of other scarce goods suitable
for hotel and Bookkeeping.
Three elegant Brussels and shrseply 0arpsss.
Two really nrst-elam and very superior Pianos,
Of hne tone and finish.
The Pianos and Carpets will be sold ct II o'clock
The sale will take place on the second door Of our
building. SUMNER T. BURRES0,
no 2e-tds Auctionsers.
II ARGE SALE Of 0ROC1RIEs and MANurD
IL TOBACCO.-On WEDNESDAY, Deer Sd, ct
our Warehouse, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, We viii
sell the largest assortment Of Groceries and To-
bscco We have ever offered. We will offer
Salt Baef, bright N o Sugars,
Black Tea. extra Gunpowder Green Tea,
Vinegar, Soaps
super6ne and Family Flour,
Dried Apples and Peaches
Tanners Oil, Salt, etc.
-ALsO,-
2,5C0 packages Of hne grades Hanufd Tobacco.
This sale will comprise some Of the finest Tobacco
We have ever offered.
-ALGO,-
lo0O] pounds Killikinick Smoking Tobaeeoand
other popular brands Of Smoking Tobacco Cigary,
Pipes, Stems, etc.
20 26-td SUMNER BURRESS, Aucts
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(1hitunrY.

Died, October l4th. 1862, 3AMRS ROBERT
EeGEoHaE. Of King William county Virginia, in
the 2Ssh year of hts sSc, of tysensery.
TIE deceased wss called TO serve in the defence
Of his country about the middle Ct August last;
but. possessed of weak constitution, the expo.
cures of camp speedily developed the germs OF
disease which terminated his lite. Modest and Sc
cate, hs showed ia esrly life pcus turn OF mind.
In his sixteenth year be made profession Of bis
f,t In Jesus and Joined the yregstion of Disci
res a. Jerusalem, III his native county. The ssropg
th Which exhibited itself strikingiy Ia his iife-
Tina achieved for him signal triumph In the hour
cs death III his dying moments he asked those
around with thrilling emphasis what Will 1t pros
6 man TO gain the whole world a; the coat OF ms
sous BE expressed his entire resiSna Ion, and said
ths. il had long been with him an earnest desire
that when tic trying hour should come he might si
be able. 10 say, 'the Lores WIN Do Gone. iiis
n,,sn;'s will was siways his sai his relatives, and
especially his afflicted mother. who still survives
him, saould 6erivs gfea! comfort IN their bereave'
rAent ~ the thought ;5at, though dead 10 thcm,
nop.Rr sill lives TO God." Blessed sre the
d9sd ~hs de in the Lord. III Dr"
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DxATa CT GALLANT GoLDIER.-"P. W. A y
;',a ssseisI correspondents Il the Gavsnnsh Repa1
i1aa, ,baa whites n rsgssd 10 the last moments Of
. gallant oGiser:
rplair Fasoe, CT the ca Georgia. died on the
fagssscf tie I'D of September jug! sier the bat
- &wne I i Rs wccr1 wa mortal. and that
srss fsal- sspldiy be sea. the following touch
ms siasa 10 - visR Giy. love indispensable "a
~ 'ss&r ffss aSa kisses wihoEt .nInber to my
ehiia Fe.s Ser died Ike q solder and al ofacer
n2a tssi II lad tho as.se thing TO do over would
90 t.ssa!a, that Twas lot afraid 70 d."
lis aeay ras cecsH.iy inferred near 6harpshurg
SID ia gfars marked by hssd.bosrd, with BIZ
ps1a .GAesitea upon It.
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GESER-L aoUsTcE-A Pathetic Speech fTois
sas Ga Zero The Eous,on Telegraph, Of the
So astat,, contains letter Iro correspondent
s 3Feahs.u. t..ed he Is. Instant. giving quite an
ia'e-ss.iSs aoeoan. Of tie appearance sad speech
Of Gan. L ,.s,ca = ttat piacs Es Gays:
We Isl iss-ea 1oesi:1g here to-day, about Con.
ate --sey, W-erc. al s3Ets CT iEinss were
solved 5Sans. sryorjy refusing to take = under
az eircsmstGncs .Ycu SO are l.ot idis here,
tu- vorkirg hard Cor :.s interest of the Confsde-s-
cy 81 eli aye il duty toeD' Well, il ;he course OF
,.t day. no should come sioOg, leading wagon
II Wni Was lis furniture, but he od hero Of San
fsc;nto. sarn. Houston himself CT MS way to Tnde
y.cdeuce, where b. thought it prudent to ''skee.
GEadle' lest tie Yankees EiigE, lay bod OF him
md /, nsy be coi..e him to no. t." commit
tee Soon waited tbs oia EaI, to know lis senti
nents in regard 20 tie object Of tae meeting,
aud, rsrhsps o. things In general He cor
piled. i.ad al he sroee address the meeting in
nay, could not be mis- aken-I couid see, l say q
tssr drop '!srs and there, ss hs ho0bied up and
Loo. Cd around the meeting. He was listened to
with Dr. found attention throughout. Es wound up
by saying LAT ttis was probably the last occas
ae would essr address public assembly one foot
on the brink and another in he grave; to tempo
rance ard moderation 20 all their efforts to
POI the inv:dious foe that WAS stealthiy marching
20 rob- plunGe! sud destroy their honss their prop
city, &C, en9 concluded By beautiful pesoration
In liza own Gaze ssp.usEenarisu, driven from his
house sad home, without cause reason, and
coming back to Washington county, the cradle
whsae the liberty Of Texas IVES rocked, aud vhsrs
he now expected to lay lis bones.
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MARRIED.

At the rcsiJense ef Mrs Susan Feed, On Church
flnl, on Thursday moroing, tho s1th inst 0y tue
Rev MIR Norwood. Mr. RICHARD q. DUNN os
Prince George county, Va, 10 Miss SARAH A.
lisRp, daughter OF the late ELIAS Reed, Of THIS
,ty.
On ,h. ssd ms. by ssv. D.. rurro~. WIN. r.
ROSWELL I, Niss JUrtA W. Ho3KKRDY, both
Of Jm,aes City county, Va.
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EneADIzR.GEsERAL EDWIN PNCS--Hs AG,
ssos Taksx tAs OcsA-Ths Jscksoa Nississip
YiAn colresis . repor. Published in the Northern
papers, snd fepubnshed In the South, that General
Edwin Prizes, son Of MAJOR General Sterling P.ice,
had tAkea tse DATA o, allegiance to tbs United
states. J! ssys:
Gen. Edwin Price never held any commission In
the Confederate service, but w8s an officer in tho
kissoazi State Guard, which organization il now
diabsncsG lie vss captured on the Usage sst
February While conducting = hedy Of recruits to
Join Asjo. General Price, in Arkansas, and was
ccn6ned for months in the Penitentiary ct Alton,
ILLINOIS wrerce rs was released on parole. When
fhe cart i for the exchange OF prisoners was per
tec'sC ia gsJ7ired 70 .ae srmy at Eoily Sprirgs.-
Saving 10 command 10 did not regard his presence
- army as important, ard returned 10 bis home
= t-iss-tr. ~ II e.-iZeR, TithCuS takiug any oath
- te.4s pa-ed uldsr eqy re.trictiona. He is q
IA ss..an. riaa, aud has zone nothing and
- -atsUa - noting which can compromise hln,
=. ...e es..l7sz:oa % lis friends
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~ just RTCR.vEr--
the NEW oRLAANS DnLTA,
THE NEW ORLEANS DELTA,
THE NEW oRLHANs DELTA,
Lats ENGLISH ,London) PAPERS. and
Late NORTHERN PAPERS,
At the
CONFEDERATE READING ROOM.
pAPERS, aiso, from
ALL THE OITY PAPERS.
Admission, tgoed fer all day. 10 cent?.
Paper, Envelopes &c, 0or writing letters iu
nished without extra charge, no ss--H'
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u SPECIAL norIox.-we AK the speeds

F" SPECIAL HOTICE.-We ask the special
,tteuticn Of the trade to our very large sale OF
fresh Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Letter. Note
and Cap Paper, Fancy Goods, SC, THIS MORN.
ING, at 10 o'clock. Our assortment Is large and
well selected and offers superior induce nlents to
the trade.
Will be added to goods already advertised, a
large iuyoics Of Wool Rata and fine Military Caps
TIE sale v i'll commence with Boots and shoea, at
10 o'clock SUMNER & BURRE6S,
no sS-ls AUcftoneerB.
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BY Thomas w. Keeses, Auctisase1,
[Ofaee corner lsth and Gary sta
Ill HARNESS., MICH COWS, 70, FOB
bALA AT AUCTIOE.-Wul be sold, ON eATUR-
DAY FORMING, November 10th, eommenoing u
10 o'clock, ct the Horss Auction Lot, On Council
Chamber Hill
Several Saddle and Harness Hossss,
Two young and good work Mules
Cne Spring Wagon and Harness,
Several Xilch Cows, "a
moss THOS. w. KHEOHH Auct
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4 UCTIoN sALR-I win ssll q .ue: acsa : -
"A store, on FRIDAY. Nov. 95sh. - ~. b.
ms6ciny q 10 o'clock. variety Of fufs e.a."s q
0ooda Shoes, Fancy 0ooda, Clssnins, s sv,, 4
Among TIE soods win b found IN e, oSsrsmsr,,s
Foods from . country elor~ w 49, Csc
ssst Arm, Hsir-siolh Mahogany Chsirs. .."s1s
Waishss, Jswslfy a1d Rsncy COCOA nss''
Ololhlng, Cooking and PArlos etovss: - A,sse