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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-07

SHARP SHcoTise "A Gentlemsn n informs a.
OF tha death OF one OF McOlelian's sharp
shooters, or tho Peninsula, under cirounn.
stances which possess In terest sufficient to
give thsm to the puzzle. Several Of our men,
IL seems, were killed while goirg to a spring
near by, bat by HON no one could imagine.
1t was at lssI determined to stop this in
hum Al game, il possible, even at the cost Of
killing the hireling himself, who was thus,
IN cold blood, butcherips our men. So Q
sharp look out was kept for this sharp.
shooter, and the next time hs fired, the smoke
of his rifls revealed the locality OF his pit
That Gight pit was dug by the Confederate
soldiers, commanding the position OF tha
made to ge' rid Ct the annoying creature. -
+ or this purpose a young KeniusEiau WAS
placed IN our Pit, with trUs,y r. ff, an. pTC.
visions enough 10 last him until the Rsxt
p-toh:d sc nsu.l with two buckets to 60 to
the sprisg. He he'd prccesasd about 100 yards,
wEsn the Yankee IN IrEsman elevated himself,
Ond piicik & his IN lo his houlder was aOout
qmek for him. for he pulled his trigger arst,
and simultaneously Herewith the Yankee
feu. Upon repaiIiag to the spot-Which the
keu tuckian did immedia tely-he discovered
u ihe pit, and O sturdy Yankee in IL, in the
ias' sgon:es OF expiring nature. T5s pit was
prov.oed WITH q cushioned chair, pi pes and
tobacco, liquor and provisions. but the rifle
which had bSeE Tsei was really a valuable
prize. L. wes of most superb man ufacture,
and supplied with tn. latest inven,ior-ar
improved ,e!sscopic sight upon its snd. The
pit had been dug at night, and its occupant
had o-en pcovIs,onGd at night, SO bat for
shaI iccG on: ter ,hs smoEa Of his gun there
Is Ec saying how long this Yankee vandal
YOU'D nave enjoyed :he luxury OF killing
Southern men, without even chance Of
ic ing his cwn worthless life. We ars gre.
tifi d 10 know that ne at last met with 50
Zig hteous fate -Pctrs6urS EIpress.
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A BRAVE SraEDARD RFARKR A. &ha hs ~,

A Brave STANDARD BEARER At the battle
OF Shiloh, two Of the standard tse rers Of the
''Confederate Response Battalion" were cut
down early In the action, when jor Giack
called out for volunteer % bear The s:aa.
dard. Private HarIis, e gallant SO der, eS-
ident IL the Fourth UiStrlc:, and ms IN be,
Of see police, steIped f1rw ri aud Offer. d to
bear the n e wttherscever his commaudsr
directed him. "Taks that Il e, sir, and vUr
yield ne long ~ you can hoid IT," exclaimed
Harris Shortly afterwards, there bang
sJI1e hesitation In the line. the gailan Gen
eral OF the Brigade, J. Patton Anderson,
lode NJ, and grasping tbs flag staff which
Harris was waving in front Of the line,
ordered him to deliver 1t to him. Harris re-
fused, and told the Geaeral to let 60 the daS,
ss he was ordered not to givs IL up, addinR.
~ will take 1t wherever you comm NJ me Z"
"rhen you Will DC; 90 ahead,' ordered the
General; and Harris boldly advanced with
the standard, the whole line followed lin
and sWept over tho batter es, carrying every
thing before them. IhrnuS hour tho AZ 8.
QaeEt co. 1ct Harris bore he 5 anuard, and
even when b q right hand was oa4iy sh i, .
clung 10 il with the ioit, aud iisyer .iLQ lsR
ed II unil our vac tory W u com ll.te h rr,s'.
wound proved severe one, aud b. 6 c, me
home to have 1t properly attend d TO. I-o
etxD dard Of the Con u.ete.a.es Was ridoled
with bullets, and presents q very tattered
aspect, bat 1t will ever be noble and proud
trophy Of the courage and resolution OF the
man who bore Il SO MOLLY through all xne
terrible scsn.s OF TINT eventful day.--N o.
Data.
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SoUrHaAs FlsLIse IN KssivckG.-rns fol.
lowing, from the Louisville Journal, shovs
that Federal hayonsts have not yet succ ssded
In crushing the Sou hern sentiment In all
portions of sold Kaintnck:"
The ghost Of rsbeliion Ia uawesyills, Ham
cock eounty. KY, Is not Yet extinct. /: wac
gwen Out thaA the loyal men of the place
ota inst The Eebeia thsrsabous, however,
expressed discrimination to prevent the
movement, asd threatened to visit their loyal
hs's uDors win terrible vengeance II they at.
tfMp.sd to carry cur iaair design TO hoist the
ora IL & On their sacred soil OF Eaneock The
ssnassa&fe tAreats OF t,s X gsls as-e aSard
~ &is s'u4xsssas os 81 ~Setat 14str!.sa, Anp q!
- NS1A s~Gua IAe.r old RI ues seroas kss.r
snouiders aud went mp to the town, deter.
mined 70 be "tO at the death" and TO aseist In
ths ne raitink Tire ieHe,s saw ths. their
lSyIi neigh b. : WeI4 Al eagnay>, hat = stfor.
vAA made 10 tAteiyupt tneir proes.d dlngs. The
old naG AoW noAts over 1aWesvills.
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Rlttmnn1 4ispatrt.
WEDNESDAY, noKrIN ......aAY issa.
t:rom The mehi.e Ev~aiaa News Arrii 7ssa
From New Orleans.

The steamer y. W. florence, Captain Hop
kins, arrived this norning from the Rigole.s,
witch she reached at o'eiock' Saturday
morning and left in the evsuipg, putting In to
Tass CHRISTIAN to avoid some OF :he enemy,
WHO We're in sight. She left Pass Christ an at
lo O'CLOCK last night.
Nle Latest ne.s she brings Is that tels
sraphed 10 US from the Bay OF st. LUuis. 1.
WIS unuersiood that this cily wonio be occu-
pea 81 o'clock tomorrow.
All tne cotton was rolled into the puhltc
squares and burned, and the .sgar and mo.
iassss on the leves rolled Into the river The
ufy dccks. shipping OF every description, and
ss.eamnoats were burned. except sonie Of these
Iast, Whicn toos troops up the river to destroy
the cotton on the bank.
Vns sunboats, after making q single trim
csel tne iaRe With soldiers. were burned
brought 20 Mobile, ct the las. iuteiligencs
hghting WIS sriii going on at the forts.
Aue eEemy nred few guns at the batteries
az tue oid battle ground. wh,ch were Tot an.
s@ereo lor want OF ammunition to tit the
guns. The soldiers car ridges also, Wera un.
ssTvceable. hsiug ell wet.
~ The Robert Watson, Which so: in st
New Orleans arrived Their reDor,s sre tn a.
there was sharp dght at the old battle.
ground, lasting an hour and half u good
many being FILLED ed wounded They do
NOT coahrn, the report Of wet cartrirger bu
say taHS ihera was lot round a.p.ece and
thaa ihe Texas soidiers cried AXE ca.ld,en at
reiIg caught In such q predicameat.
AT o'cicck, or Friday, wneu cur inform.
ant left, there Were tsn friga,es and three
SnE boats opposite the city, and mors coming.
"hs Was, took n load Of passengers
aoross the lake before she finalIy Ieft
Fort Pike was evacuated and trs aun.oar.
rtsges bnrn:uG IS she p5Esed.
About 10 900 bales OF cotton were burned In
the city, aId perhaps 900 ssce ped the flames
a large fr3 was sen In tEs city Friday
night, but what It was could rot be made
out
We APPEND Mayor Monros's proclaim at;or
to tho cl: l:iEeLs:
TO 1HE PEOPLE OF INV ORLEANS
MA7oRALrH OF Anew CRi EAns,I
Glty Hall, April rs. 1882
After an obstinate aud heroic Gefspca nv
our troops On the river, there appears r. ba
I'M ninept danger that the H. eOlent ent m y
Will succeed In capturing your CITY, Tue
forts hAve not fallen. They have Iot suC-
um bed even beneath The tsirors OF a tom.
oardnant unparalleled III the history OF war
iaie IHelr defenders have done oil that be-
oomas men fighting for their homes, their
country, ana their liberty; out IL spite If
taeir efforts, 'hs ships OF the enemy have
city.
Ia View Of this contingency,i call on YOU
to b5 calm, not Wi IA subm .Ssi vsnss Sc uor vi d
Indecent alacrity, but If the military au hor
AIee are IEaDle longer TO defend on, to aWai,
Win nope and COL hdeEcc the iney iaO;e IN q.
NEXT When the va.or OF our so IS and Of your
follow county ynsn will achieve your osiiv.
eraGcs saatl remain am IDg yOa 10 pro;ee:
you ana your properly SO Iar AS nv power OF
autnOrity rs Cntei niaGi5trate caa avail
JcHa I. NoBRoB, mayor.
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SUGAR GoINa NORTH 1t seems that the
merchants of hickman, Kentus Ky, who were
allow I'd to lay IN large stocks Of sugar and
moiasass while The river was Ia our posses
Sion have carried their stocks 10 st. Louis -
One consignment Of three hundred hegx-
heads OF sugar, and II lot OF moiass-s. was
sc!d at auction on thu Sih inst tae sugar
hr.nSi.S from eight To mac % 10, The Reelb-
iran -af.:A 'tfha aagsr rss isevy trpus i4an.
is,ras p.En Il f.ors. aEd Afes S.sd = fHJiy fair
grade. The moiaSses S;ss "a corresponding
quality There wesa liberal Attendance OF
buyers. ard sales were 81 prompt, aud the
prices realIz III 81 fuli, that tNc ie. uits may bs
tAken a. sy1denctnE fast zsvtving spirit Of
trade u this city .'
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The SPIRIT OF FagBxBN.-Ene Mobile AsrH-
tiser, after detailing this unfortunate aspect OF
afsirs q. New Orleans, concludes with the
following spirited remarks:
Isi. plain that the Southern people are not
10 be Trlghtene into Iubmi sAion by successes
Of the enemy, They must ce killed to 10 con.
qusrsd, aud the earthly power does not exist
bear arms. ws have made up our minds 70
endure nll things, to Bu ffsr all things in testi.
mony end defence OF our cause OF the right of
self government, aud the enemy will md
that the closer they press us the IN ore danger.
Gus we become. It IL fearful experiment 70
pn. brave people at bay, aud. seld om In the
history or tns world has 1t been suocessful.
under she most advan ntageou US circumstances.
20 the esSailants.
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~. DAILY UNION PRAYER MEaT-
~ iNtfS.-'rha driiy Prayer Meetings, un-
der the auspices OF the Young Msn's'Vhris-
tinn Association, chiefly TO supplicats the
Div.ce blessing upoa our Corfederaoy, will
be held EV FRY AFIERNOOs THi> WEEK,
At i've O'Clock, In tha FIRST BAPTIST
ChUK IA. (aev. Dr. Burrows, corner OF IL b
aud Broad streets. Pastors and copgresa.
uoas. aaa STRANGERS Ia tha city, are invited to
attend end participate il the mee ting.
nv q "A
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

w. 70 THE VOTERS OF HANOVER.
~ cm . candidate for the cfilcs Of Clerk
OF tha county Court uf II anovar, m ade vacant
oy the death OF the late " III. q. Winston.
Having acted as Deputy clerk for nine years,
eel cornEe .ent to discharge the ties OF tho
chce and, II elected, will do so Promptly and
faithfully. no q. DOSWELL.
Election, 22d Ray, 1852.
niT f--dS StswtdeA
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~ Eoop voR rxB SICK AT CAnp Wrusss
PersoIs who can fornish supplIes- say brssr
CRACKERS. milk. boiled tea and coffee, sas, o.
meats. &C., for the sick soldiers as Camo
them 10 the Lecture Room OF the United
Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Rsad's) they viii
be taken to :ha hospital by number of 1adiSo
willing TO distribute them, In an omptbv. ~
leave at 9 O'Clock A. II and O'Clock r .a
] b WATKINS
my 6--tA President NJ O. A
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IHs TRAITORS or JACKSONVILLE, FLoRIDA-
From recent Rev York letter to a Balti-

more paper we copy the following paragraph:
A meeting of ths committss appointed to
take into consideration tho case Of the Union
fuxiti.es from .Jacksonville, Florida, took
place this afternoon, In the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce An address to tho
people OF New York was agreed to-setting
Eitiver we're compslied to abandon their
hon. IS In Florida, and appealing to the chart.
table and humane to make pro vision for them
until such times as they shall be able 70 pro.
cure employment to support them salvss. The
com mittes are rather severe on the military
necessity which required the evacuation OF
Jacksonville by the Union tro0- ., and they
no " Ihe United s. asas can hope 70 revive the
spi-i: OF loyalty among the seeded states. II
the 1ag is not KEEP. waving wherever IL -
oncs planted In the Southern territory, and
vitsd to come under 1. are not sacredly kept" -
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a Baltimore correspondent OF the Phila.
dsiphia Iqqnirv statss that Rev. DR. Havx,
has accepted call 10 take charge Of Chrtas
Cha'eh, North Gay street, IN that city
The true destiny OF the m mec hanio lies as Il. a
p.nL& &cle Of art. Rec ch and Hrnap IL
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Nsws r.ox BsAx,. we COPY the follow.

Nkws From BRAxiL We COPY the follow.
Ing from a late Northern paper. 1t vii
doubtless be interesting 70 our eitissns to
learn some sthing Of sfftirs In country with
which Richmond for 80 many years kept up
commercial Intercourse:
. RIO do Janeiro, March 1l.-Since my last ell
the Brazilian world have been "a ustnG them
selves with tine festivities OF the carnival,
after a PaTis, ss nj. piaus nss NOR:
extensive ideas for cnrryipg ont the carnival
'nsn even any other knropsAn city.
Ans present excisenent among AmsT!esns
acre ia WHO Is 70 have the new contTact Of the
third section OF the Don Pedro IN Pai,road.
OF which Mel II + Nson is the Ohtef xosiueor:
zoe q o nrn OF Eoeliixsr, Hitchcock Co., OF
Baltimore, are snovn to bs ths lowest BID.
dars. but il Is doubtful whether thev viii ne
successful. ss the directors ar in favor OF civ.
ing the work 10 Ersziiians. The lowest bid
viii bs for more than million Of dollars.
Political news Ia very quiet. The Emperor
II quietly spending the lot months at Psirop.
OILS, amcns his Minister'S and all the Diplo.
n erc!al pews 10 the increas I'd demand for COT.
fss from tho United Sta'ss. which hcs raiaed
that article as high Gs Q 500 per arrooa for
On the 25.h Of this month there 10 10 be a
grand festival, 1t being the anniversary Of
swearing to the Constitution. and the grand
equestrian statue Of Don Pedro I. IL then to ho
ir aug grated Il Is cns OF the finest and larl.
sst statues In the world, and has been erected
at q cost OF over hall million Of dollars
There has not bosn one sirgle case Of yelIeW
fever reported this year, and the city, though
very hot, Is most unusually heRlthy for this
time Of me year
COMMERCIAL NKws.
Number Of bags OF coffee exported sincs Feb
ruary S'h 70 the United 1Lates. .e5 $50
OtEef por ........-....-.........e3 leo
Cloiing prices, average Qualities, 1900 per
crroba
Exchange on London, 7ss ss25z, % days.
Exchange on Paris, 3.3 rels, 0O days.
b 'nk OF Brazil yesterday Iaissd their dis.
count to 10 per CT.
Fre,gh's to tbs Uni.ed States. 5os.s SIS.
Flour-Stock OF American, 81 Ill bbls. at
from 10 800 re. to 2l,000 rs. for Baltimore ex.
tre.
Lard-l ,CO) barrels sold at Bcoas23 70. Der
pound.
Rosin vsryscarce. and selling at 90 900 70.
per barrel.
Naval stores generally have risea, In conss.
quence OF there being NO suppliss from the
United States.
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ANTbD
FOR THE MARINE CORPS.

u aNTbD
FOR THE MARINE CORPS,
ABLE BODIED MEN,
e,vs ST Naval Stations, and ON board Of
IA shiIs - the renowned Confederate
Grs- Virginia :" and on board Of IRON
nbosts and other vessels Of the Navy.
Z q will be entitled TO receive u bounty Of
FIFTY DOLLARS
q Agp
PRIZE Monty,
H. engaged in the capture or sinking OF
n tie enemy's oraft--or even as rffnessss
ke ac,lon by which such desirable results
4 be Obtained.
',p suitah,o for non. commissioned officers
a !culsrly wsnted.
Itey boys will be received, with the con
4 d their parsn ts or guardians, os learners
b gsio.
A PREMIUM
tvo dollars will be given 70 an person who
: present. a recruit to the Recruiting On
It37 enlistment, after he has been examined
received as N arins.
5opd clothing and su bsistence Will be fur
4 "a By the Government.
a. eurther particulars apply at basement
ss, the Quartsrmester's Office, us y oad
Rst. GEO r. TURkEk,
Captain and Recruiting Oficsr
h sl-2U
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NTRAYED-Ao oark-nrown

~ TRAYED--A oark brown
- q o W,
with q black face, and bisck right hin. teat. A
suitable reward will he p.;d for her return 20 Bel.
levus Hospital, Church Hill, cornsr Of a2d and
Broad SITS Rp2e-ts
E;>OUED.-Gef. in riy store YALSE,
q several months ago, containing aurdry
articles Of clothiag and q prayer book, WIKI
Mtchaei 4. Sh sa's name In it. Ths owner
viii please come andlprovs property.
Idl 22-ts <. S- PUWEpS,
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AID
PRIZE Monty,
A PREMIUM
ONE HUNDRED NEGRO MEN.

II. wi.h 20 hire for the balance OF ths year,
- bcusrod able. bodied NE0RO MEN, to " ork
sGs Sal Works, In Smythe and Washins ton
slrga Va We want them chiefly for y ood-
- PSI, and 'eamsters, and We will pay tw elve
aNA!s per month. furnish board and clothing, and
- u.vslins expenses to and from this place
- he sxpoases OF any IraSter or kge1t who
m brirs SIX or more hhnds.
fhis section Is perfectly quiet, but owners can
1Ys heir s,sves from here wherever they
= Il IA Ia dat ga. from the enemy.
lfs refer TO McDanierA Esy, Lynchbur 6, and
tty Harvey, Richmond, VINO viii pay our
M mcrihly or quarterly.
kFe hope hands will be sent us at once, without
u ans for us to hunt them up. Boys and indlf-
z a. hands net wanted
STUART. BUCHANAN L CO.
k!viils April "a, e6.. sp kD-Sw*
kT kTAHTED- D-IMMEDIATELY-
8v I'll M B 4 4 :.
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a Y.Gil -

- eet I inch hard pine pl ink, IL inches
"A aspd Is fee. long. for axe boxes; 500
II GOOD merchsn table ] inch hard pine
z incaes wide, from IA to 10 feet long.
81 JNO. KEOTE, q A. p,
No ~ Pearl street. Richmond.
u sa-al3tcvhsWlt
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OFFICE OF IHG ". 44Lka;lNS CJ.,k
Richmond, May /, 1852.
~ NOTlUE --2he Annual Heating cftbo
~ tock5oiGeTs Of he SiIgjnis Life Inaur-
asce Gon pans vii; oe held III the Dom pany's
ofl.o, corner OF Alain and Ilth streets, on
&CE Day, lay L. 1852, 1T l2 O'clock, u.
BY order OK sa8 board u Directors.
J. ADAIK PLEA: ANTS.
my 2-tt Se.~e.sry
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HITY 6OAVEN0ER-
To Citizens OF the Oity Of Richmond.-
Please TO leave your orders with Mr.. Duvai,
cor. er Of 10 - and Main streets, and at ID ills.
peggh 4 JohpaOn's, corner q Van and l9<h
S6SS0. eMyI-J0l j. i: xAxB&.
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OFFICE s,ICHaD & PErEREBURa e R.Co.,
RohG'oGa, VS., A4s ia, 1869.
E. NOTION ihs rI.auGl ms.:i.g Of the
~ stoekhoi1s.s or tn's 1omp-Ay w:i: take
place Al their Office ia thi, city, o.. TUESDAY
tie - ii Of bay, a: ii O'Clock a. ID.
ny I'D Il T Y.3r:aG rAN wraea,r
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We THE NATIONAL rEEAEUE AES.,s
S3 sCIsTi0N HA3a AIs ,---.:lis a association
hss engaged s,egaua room oorrier OF Broad and
c;rth streets, ior a BAZAAR and VIII be r, ssy
te receive doI atioas Of AL Sinds on ext Monday
All comma lcatlops should lie addressed to Mrs
Y. 4. W. VGi;EGM BoS e4e, a.nsgar # Bs
Eek, and Jorre5poudirs Secretary of 4 Z 4,
sd l0-tS
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4 fNKOCKERY WARE.
| NR(.SfEENV ADM

A thOOAEhx WAKE.
~ CRCUEERY WARE.
In addition to my usus: well. assorted stock IF
China aud Glassware, House-furnishipg ana Fan.
cy Goods have rspisi lshsd my stock Of uROuK.
BAY WARE, 60 that am eaabisd to Cffer my
Gu TONERS and the public splendid assortment Of
P.ates Cups and Ssuc-rA, Ewer5 and Basns,
Water Pitchers, kU., &c.
JULIUS MEYER,
Late Partner Of Schasp L Co.,
my 6-1m" Corner Brczd and ID Ats.
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~TVHIS 10 TO give NOTICE tnai : Tre1SI17
Draft ,issued in my favor for aixsy Thousand
dollars, (46o, ,ooo,) on L. u. Elmors, Treasurer
q. S. ,(Drafi No. 405 on war warrant No. 10.
one half pay able ia bonds,) was abstraoted
unday. March so. 1852. I warn all pSreons
against receiving or holding this DRAFT, Tho
Draft wes not endorsed By me, nd therefore
cannot DC dspoaitsd or drawn upon BY any
person other than myself, and edlcisnt pre-.
cautions have been taken against any for
gerry. r. W. JOHNe9
Surgeon aud hisdical Puryoyoy.
s.. Army.
Richmond, Va, Ap-il 1. 1859.
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f-ANTKD-IUMBER.-P Proposals will
H ~ raos,ved oy the undsrsigned until!
'e.,s aay Of May, 1864, for the following
|'I Fs ,nmbsY' nh or tSy any portion OF It, nii to
!, ,he xsTy bes, young white oak timber,
I, az Knots ard shakes, anc TO be delivered
x virginia Psnitenhary py the ist day OF
.aieh 10 10 % In. Niie. Is 70 10 Il long
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i IST-tfOm ms uaggsse-ccoln ~ lhe Ex
ohSs.sse Ho;ai a large, canya eoverad, cat g
end and ''lS. A Il - on the o.hsr- = Liberal re-
ward viii; ia given 70, return III the .:uuk sud
contents to JEO. =. BAIL ard, proprietor of
Exchange Hotel, OF any information respecting 1t.
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AND FOR SALE.-1 offer tVr sale my
L. FARM, on the Appcma stox river, in the
county of Prince Edward, six miles above
Farm Vile, and within one and q half miles
OF the South.Side Eailroad. 1t contains 100
acres; bu: 1t can be. made smaller TO accom-.
moda 70 purchasers. The improvements con.
sist of a two.story dwelling, recently built,
ax once, and every necessary out-build.ng, In
good repair. 1t has between so and 100 acros
Of creek and river fias land; u suf1ciency of
wood and timber, and good portion Of the
open land 10 finely Get in clover.
For further information III regard to it,
refer to my fiiends John A. UaIby end Chas
A. Morton, Farmville.
My address Is Yorktown, care OF Capt. Jno.
!. thornton.
apI-lm JOHN H. KNIGHT
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HOUegAULD AND K1IChES FUR.
ID NIrURE FOR SALE - family de-
Ginning housekeeping will sail their entire FUR.
NITURE, corpri Ing every thing reccssar7 in q
genteel fan,iv aud including sn elegsn. seven
makers. Tha houss ~ be had at . very mode.
rate rent Apply on 9Th street, next doot to the
corEer OF Mareha.l. nv 5-S!<
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~ PRIMO Is CUM1N0-I re1pscifn 10
- call the attention of the ladies' to ths
TACT that have lately enlarged my stock an
assortment Of goods, among which are Ru.
ches; Bonnet Silks, plain and checked; lin.
sions, bleck and white; and a large assor !.
men. OF Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons 10.
gstnsr with q number OF articles not stricti ,
In the;Milipsry line; all OF which can b seen
at No 300 Broad street.
aDAlms Miss " A. THMPLENAN.
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CHEAP GOODS

And very heavy stock cf Dry Goods, at vesy =
low figures olfoc. from tne auctions sud ssaboarC
towns. Merchants will fud many desirable goods
ut lower prices than eisswlers.
q. = RCUSS,
my 6-3ts IA Aain street
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DOOT AND SHOE MANUFAOTORY. :

ROOT AND bHOE AAHUFAOTOkY.
Having just reesivsd . lsrgs supply OF French
Oalf Skins and English Sole Leather, am pre-
pared to make ARMY BOOTS and SHOES In the
very bese manner. aud all other kinds that may bs
wanted. A call from my old friends and the public
generally u respectfully invited.
r. X WHITE, No. 70 Main st.
ten msn to work on ladies shoes, and avs men
70 work on childsens' ehoss--to when the highest
prices viii b paid.
Also, wkntsd 70 purchase, Wax, Uppss Leather,
Calf Skies, Bole Leather, Aad Sheep Ekius, fer
which the hishsit cAsh prices will bs ps.d
my Slots p. K WHITE. No. Is Main st.
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&, s. NAVY DRPAKTMlIr,

q. s navy DEPAKTAIYr,
Richmond, April 29th, 1862 !
ivan ted. for the public service, I'll mbER OF
y following Glasses:
y GO ouhic feet OF square Timber, yellow
Il pine, 21l1 and from Is TO SO It. In length
] 90 feet OF square Timber, yellow pine,
from 10 IL inches, from IS tc 30 feet in
H lepglh.
] loJ feet Of 4-inoh white oak plank and
4 20, GO fee! Of 4-inch yellow pine plank.
Fire highest marke, price will Sc paid for
\ !. timD0r delivered IN the city ofRichmopd,
d It will be received in any quantities Ex.
b prices will be paid for extra lengths
,igled) s R MALLORY,
ny l-et Secretary OF .he Navy.