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Al thu 0y?sr.a!e4ss Of .iis SCHOOL ava nov,
Conducted by tcseAera 81 me highest quaiihca
ti9lls.
Students a., eitn,ctat 3: on, time and charged
from IL % dat, - u r admission
The advantages affaroried, the low price Of
hoard ana taitiuu, I'D lha health sHt qui4tUess
Of tie surrounding country, unite t. N XII TINS
&. very pl- AraLt retreat flr Lcse wishing 10 de-
vote therag, .vcs t. atpjy InquiTita addressed
n Grey. L. u. HAK5H. Cxtoft Il. C, wG b.
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ID & l. U t
n, RICHMOND SHARP, SHOOTER

ID l. U
X, RICHMOND SHARP SHOOTERS
k3fty Recruits are wanted to al up the ranks of
thfYwellknown company to the maximum mum.
Der. A bounty Of 800 will be paid sach recruit,
and sustenAnce commuted until they jAn the com.
pauy; pay commences from date Of enlistment:
None but good men need apply, as the eompsny
heretofore has SUSTAINED an enviable reputation.
This company Ii armed with good RiA So, and
has seen q much active service a. any company
in the army. Application to he made 10 the
dereigned At Star Exchange, Bank street, or to
Corporal W. J. WIN0FIELD.
tt z. B. DE- PRIEST.
nh S-lm* Lisut. and Recruitiua Officer.
AIOTIUE.-The undersigned are author.
~ ized by the Secretary of War to raise
an ARTILLERY COMPANY, which is par.
TALLY formed. Persons desiring to join tn Q
same will amply at the office OF Bayly L
White, corner Of 18th and Franklin streets,
Richmond; Col. VIM K. VIM, Hanover; or
to Major John S Thompson, Ashland.
A bonus Of fifty dollars given TO each vol
unteer, and uniforms furnished free
SAMUEL T. BAYLY,
Capt. Co ga" Goth Reg. Va. Vols.
VIM. r. WINN,
Col 74th Reg. Va. Militia.
N. B.-None but persons of good character
need apply. NH SITS
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n OARD.-The undersigned expects to fill
~ up his company in a few days, with the
best material, and those disposed TO unite
with him had better do so at once. To be a
volunteer is a noble, proud position. To be
a drafted, forced, coerced, mtlitianan, is almost
disgraceful, when 1t IL remem bered that we
are engaged In the defence Of our homes and
all we hold most dear in life.
Meetings will be held at my Office (Law
Builcipg) next WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY nights, at O'Clock.
NH 3-lw w. w. PARKER, NJ. D.
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~ j. HART IL o.,
T.. WHOLESALE aRoGARs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
n AND 10 TcHoUPIroULAs STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
Provisions Coffee, Sugar, Liquors, Teas, To
bacco, Cigars, and all other 6roceries.-
Drugs, Chemicals, ETC.. etc. fe Ally
IN BBLS COMMON WHiSKEY.
~ % hhds. prime N. o. Sugar.
30 tbls. N. 0. Mols,ses.
100 bbls: Super Fine, Extra snd Family
Flour.
10000 pounds hog-round Bacon.
20 hbs. prime Leaf Lard.
10 half chests tne st Green Tea. .
% half cheats Black Tea.
rious b: ands.
% bbs imitation French Brandy.
10 bbs. Baltimore Gin.
- bags prime Rio Oof fee.
50 baskets Ohampaif ne Vine
20 cases Chas. .H.idsick's and MINIS
Wine.
so bcxss Tallow snd Adamantine Can't e.
90 bills. crushed Sugar.
Ground an g cain Pepper Must I'd Indigo, Zig
WIN. B. JONES 4 CO.,
18th street, between Main and Cry,
1OOO BOXES MANUFACTURER
% ODDS, ISye ana OOrQ w dlShEI.
bbls LARD.
hhds. BAUON.
For sale by SAM'L ID. HICKS,
fe 22-lnl* ShoCkoe SLIT.
- EMOFAL.-Ws have removed our Sto re to
Ia the large four-st@ry Warehouse on Gary
Street, between 18th and i4th streets, four doors
below our old stand, and have In store and for
sale
10000 lbs. prime BACON.
300 bushels Black Eyed PEAS.
goo bushels BEANS.
500 bbs. FLOUR different grades.
20 bbls. Mountain WHISKY.
loo bushels TIMOTHY SEED.
100 bushels GLOVER SEED.
1000 lbs. Country SOAP.
200 kegs LARD.
90 bbls. LARD.
90 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
fel-s r. w. PIERCE 4 90.
2Ko. N. FLICK RO. J. OHRIsTIAH.
~ go. N. FLICK 3 CO.,
" Manufacturers Of superior
White Wine and Pure Cider
WIN AR,
Main street, near Goth Richmond, Va.
- ORDERS sent by mail promptly attended TO-
O00 bbLs. EXTRA l, EXTRA 2 and No
200 b 'xes Ground PEPPER.
Fer sale BY THOs. JONES,
Ie . No Main street.
GUBAeUOFFEE.-ioo bags Uu6a Oo6sS,
W receiving and for sale. ttr
mhs BACON 4 baskerville.
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ADJ'T AND INSP'R GEMS OFFIOB,
Richmond, Feb. &c, 1s6
CPECIAL ORDERS No. az XIV Hereafter
- no rswsrd will be paid for the apprehension
OF dsssYters. aEA r4s [Extractl
By command Of the Secretary of War.
70 2S-lw1 JOHN WITHERS, Asst Adj't 6enl.
NOTtCE.-As my term OF service will OF.
~ pire on the 7lst OF April, l wish to raise
VOLUNTEER COMPANY, on or before
that time, TO be mustered into service for the
war, or two years. Those who wish to join.
can do so by calling on Capt ID. w. SAuH-
DIRs, at the old stand Of George Timberlake
Son, on Brook Avenue.
DAVID h. JONES,
fs32-lsts Company "F." Of Richmond
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DEOPLE UF HoNkIOO.-I BIZ directed BY
/ the Adjutant. General OF Virgiuis to require
AL persons having muskets pistols, sab7as 81,
which may at any time ha, belonged to thGState
Of Virginia to the Confederate States 10 deiiyer
them to me at the County Court-house Of Hen.
rico, within twenty days.
No person can acquire right Of property In these
ARMS, either by purchase, possession CT other
wise
Any psrson subject to mi lila duty, who shall
fail to deliver said arms If in his possession, will
at once be drafted into the military service for the
war, end those L OF subject to such duty, will be
fined not less than ten dollars.
GEO. d. PEASANTS,
nh cts Shs riff of Henrieo.
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~ s e r &c E T..
The undersigned are authorized to form q
ARTILLERY COMPANY,
To serve during the war, and have enough
MIN BHRoLLHD to KNsUR7 the ORGANIZATION,
but wish to increase the number to one hun
dred and twenty five.
The uniform of the company, for officers
and men, will be tn at prescribed by the army
regulations Of the Confederate States.
While organized under authority from the
Secretary of War. the company will form
part Of the Virginia quota, and in the draft
hereafter to be made each town and county
will have credit for each member Of this COM
pany from such town or county.
the Confederate Congress.
Apply, Immediately, in person or by letter,
to N. A. STURDIVANT,
T. n. HEWITT,
WIN. H. WEISfGER,
NH 4-6t* OHAS. r. DARRACOTT. .
HKADQR'S URUTUHFIELD BATTERY
LIGHT ARTILLERY,
RICHMOND, MSch 4, 1861.
DARTICULAR NOTICE.
Having ceased to receive substitutes in this bas-
terry, ~ are DESTROYS Of enlisting 50 intelligent
and respectable young gentlemen to fill our ranks.
None but such as will anseez the above description
will be received
Substitutes NO. already In camp, will report
themselves at the at the corner of 18th
aud Cary streets, immediately, otherwise they will
be dealt with "a deserters according to law.
STAPLETOh CRU rOHFIELD,
WILLIAM q. TANNER,
NH SIS OHAS. r. WORTHAN
"A TTEN1IONl
IA TO ARMS, YOUNG MENU
ENROLL PROMPTLY.
Having received full authority to raisS q
LIGHT ARTILLERY COMPANY,
and having ufffce m Of halt q
enrolled to guarantee success, persons Wishing to
join call at the Office of Mr.. A. Boiling, or Ds-
vid N. Walker, on Shockoe Slip, where they can
see tho list and get sny information desired. Per.
sons may be sure of being In a company of the
best material and high moral standing, and not be
subject to the militia drs # of Monday next.
q. CASTOR OTEY,
NH 5-4s* DAVID N. WALKER
VXTILLIS'S LIGHT AKTILLERY.--Aavin
w already enlisted the min mum number re-
quired by law for ths organization Of Light Ar.
tillery Company. and wishin to raise &ne number
to at least one hundred and twenty men, hereby
give notice that ], or some ono authorized to act
for me, may be found between the hours Of 10 A.
II. and IL M, for . few days, at number A, Main
street. under the st. Charles, (s'so occupied by
Mr. Stephen D. Yaneey, rec uiting for the Ma.
gruder Light Artillery Those wishing TO enlist
a. msmbers Of my company. viii call as soon a.
practicable. $50 bounty will be given I am rails.
ing this company under authority of an appoint
ment from the Secretary Of War.
NH 5-3tk BDW'D WILLIS
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SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WAR.

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A young man, who will not under any cir.
cumstances be subject to military duty, can
oe obtained by any one who will pay libe.
rally, by application to "P. b. - through the
Post Office, stating the amount they are will.
Ing to pay. No agent need apply.
NH 6-2tk
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|C1d AIRS; o,aAns
A fine lot Of oisals, for sale at $. ststnl in's
Monticello Hotel. CONRAD SAUEE.
NH 4-lw%
~ SMOKING
have on hand. at Factory, on TIN sire It,
RlcHxosD, Va,
A large stock of
WING
$4,000
Ut all grades and styles.
At prices ranging + ON
10 to rs cents per pound,
Including SIS, los, half. pounds, pou Ids,
"A LSO,-
FANCY srYL Es,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
8 to 20 cents per pound,
All Of which Is offered for sale at mo derate
prices for cash.
nj Prompt attention paid to all orders
accompanied with cash.
fe17-Sm JAMES THOMAS, in.
\" 1LLIAMS & HARRINGTON have
wv REMOVED their ONCE to Gary street,
two doors below 18th. In addition to their
usual business Of selling W EAT, TO-
BACCO, &c, would solicit consignments Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of which we
have, at present, q well.assorted stock. Will
be glad to have a call from Suffers and o Their
dealers. fe l2-lm*
TLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO. FOR CI-
r CARS We are in receipt of 81 cases of
FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO, carefully So
lected by a practical cigar manufacturer,
which we can sell on as good terms as can be
had in any market, to which we invite the
attention Of buyers, as it ia rare that such
a lot Of Tobacco is offered for sale, as a large
portion Of it Is Of the crop of 1850.
fe 2h-lOt NJ RI.AIR M
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Rapid Ann P. O., Oulpspsr county, VI
de 19---a33t& aOdta

Q S0 REWARD.-Kanaway from the Sub.
eDsyO scribsr, on Friday night last, two negro
y years Of age black, about fect b ches tall,
quick spoken and quite Intelligent. Charles 10
about As years old, dark brown eomplsxioa feet
or inches high, and not vsey intelligent. They
were both originally from North Carolina. and
may be endeavorpg TO make their way back 10
that State. viii give reward Of 425 for the ar
rest and return Of either, or $50 for both.
R0NNRT II. STYLL,
mh @Ctx Richmond city.
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.i,J;i.rANr C1aHnE To- IrIs1. =

SGSC AN t9N0h Ahd ofElOA.
RICHMOND VA. Feb ~ 1861.
vNpntauance OF toe provisions Of m act Of he
l. oecerai Aksemb ,, entitled "su act 10 consti-
Tate c5rpa ncrs effectuaiy ~ COLLECT tho pubiIe
Feb. nary Il, le6 the 6herifIs and Ser9eants of
the sevea: unt.es and corpor atcns are RI quirsd
forthwith to collect, or csuse the public AIMS OF
tas State to be collse,od and returned, acccrdiog
20 the prot bioas o. the oct recited.
No person caa scquirs III, light Of property to
public arms by porch possession or Other wiss
therefore, al such claims must be disresaIdsd-
Thr Governor feels assured that he may. a. he
dne' confdeoty rely upon the patriotism Of the
officers who are Low called upon TO re- ader an i'm
portant public service, under Q most pressinR pub.
lie emergency, and doubts not that It win be rem.
dersd " it'll promptitude and energy
BY command
WIN. b. RICHARDSON, A. @.
A copy of the act sent to each ofacsr.
The arms, II not deliver ed At this Office must be
delivered to Col. Chas. Dimmock, Colonel Of Ord
nance but not to any other officer or person. being
the property Of the State.
nh 6-3t VIM. H. RICHARDSON, A. G..
"AVIN4 been authorized by the Secre-
III tary of War to raise a Battalion or q
kes iment 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 to raise companies.
Volunteers or recruits enlisting for three
years will receive bounty of $50, pay able a.
soon as they are sworn into service and &C.
cepted. upon inspection, By d medical officer,
together with transportatio ca and su bsistence,
from the time and place CT enlistment, until
inspected and m u tered.
Twelve months men con Ie.enlist, sinGly or
by companies. for two year. or the war and
receive $50 bounty.
To those citizens who have not reported
themselves, as required, AID who will in a
few days be drafted, n0D is the time, and the
last, to serve Us volunteers.
Nolun teeIs will be received singly or by
eracv.
Office under the St. Charles Hotel, Old Do
minion Insurance Company, Ms1n street.
City PCst.O1nce, Box SIT.
ROB'T F, MORRISS,
Colonel l79th Regiment.
l nave the promise Of Arm strong field
pieces ana should it be realized, this regi-
ment Will enter the field as Light Artillery.
NH 6-l2t*
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dp q n REWARD FOR MY SERVANTS
NO\) JOHN and BLAOk WELL. John

SOU JOHN and BLAOAWELL. John
is about twenty three years old and . car.
penter by trade; black and not stout. He
left my residence at the corner Of Clay and
10th streets, Sunday morning, the Esd instant.
have no doubt he Is in the employment CT
near the city, sr he may have left it. Black.
well left my farm, in the county Of Chester
field, ten miles above Richmond. He 10 Ii
years old; q bright mulatto; he has large, full
eyes, thick underlips, spare made knees, and
ankles inclin ed inward. He left on the 18th
twenty-five for one, OF fifty for the two, dc.
liversd to me in Richmond at my residence.
corner Clay and 10th streets, or in any JAN, so
that can get them. v
70 UNAWAY-A negro boy BY tbs name Of
II FLOYD, hal been staying with his young
master at EvanspOrt and was taken sick and
started home with man bv the name Of DR.. II.
D. Rerst, and the train left him at Burksvills,
Va. The said boy Is about 80 years of age dark
complexion, about 8 feet 8 or 10 inches high
His general weight Ii about $50 pounds. Any
person taking mp the said boy, will have him con-
fined in some safe jail, and will pay all charges
J. W. ALsOBROOKs,
fe 17-lm+ Mill Town. Alabams.
ID ANAWAY-SaI RkWAKD-A negro man
II named GILBERT, aged between 40 and 50
years. His color Ia black; whisksrs grey, under
the chin He lie about sir feet high black hair His
clothing 10 Q black coat and plaid summer psnta I
bought him at Dickinson 4 Hills auction room at
Tuesday. He was brought hero by gentlemaA
named Thos. g. Neal, Of North Oaro!ina. Ne LEFT
O'Clock. The Sbove reward will be paid By
Z A. MYERS, 50 Main s1sat,
Richmond Va
eS-lm' Or lodged IN some soavsniess JAIL
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TATE ARMS

- BY an act of the Gen.
sral Assembly. passed February II, 1861, 1t is
made my duty Ia part to collect all the mus.
kets, pistols, rifles, and sabres belonging to
the state of Virginia from PERSONS III the city
quest all persons having any such armsiR their
possession to leave them at my office, at the
Uity Hall, within the next twenty days, az
the penalty is heavy for failure to do 80.
TIL Us. u. DUDLEY,
NH at Serg't City Richmond.
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TOBACCO DEALERH.

n G Rs
" CIQA RS,
CIG A Z 8,
A fine lot Of Oigals, for sale at s. StelnlLln's
Monticello Hotel. CONRAD SAUEE.
NH 4-lW<
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ADJT AND INSP'R GEN 8 OFFICE,
(Extract] RICHMOND, march 6, 1862.
SPECIAL Orders, No. 81:
THHE reg ulaticns concerning Substitutes in
i the Army, dated October 20, 1861, are
hereby revoked.
by command Of the Secretary Of War.
. JNO. WITHERS,
NH 6-6t Asst AdJt Gen'l.
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NOTICED NOTICE
90 gross Lucifer
MATCHES.
2,C00 lbs. Killikinick
SMOKING TOBACCO.

Genuine Havana CIGARS,
Of superior brands.
100000
Domestic and German CIGARS,
from lowest to highest grades.
Together with the largest and cheapest stock OF
CHEWING TOBACCOS
In the market. ranging from l2f to IS cents per
lb Suffers and other dealers ill find it to their
advantage to give us a call before purchasing, ss
are determined not TO be undersold by any house
In the Houthern Confederacy.
J. r. BURRESS & co,
Wholesale dealer in Tob scco, Cigars, Go,
fe Sim LOT Broad st., above cor 9th.
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Ann PAIRS CASHMERE PANTS.
4\OI200do. Satinett do.
900 assorted Csssimere, Silk, Silk Vel
vet, and Vafencta VESTS
Is dozen Canton Flannel DRAWERS.
40 do. Brown Jeans do,
90 do. Blue Denim SHIRTS.
~ do. Fine White Linen do.
$50 do. bingham H'DKFS.
loo, do. Cotton do.
$50 do. SILK do.
$50 pieces Silk do.
loo dozen Redding COMBS.
100 do. Pocket do.
rs do. SUSPENDERS
800 do. White, Brown and Mixed
HALF HOSE
25 do. Wooden DRAWERS
Is do. Pocket KNIVES.
Also, q large stock of BOOTS and SHOES
An inducemeRt to Suffers and Merchants
JULIUS SYCLE,
236 and 2SS Broad street,
feg7-2W< bet Sd and 4th sts
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V1KANkLiN PAPER MILLS,

FNHANhLlN PAPER Mills,
p RiCtMOSD, Va.
The BELyIDRRE MAEUFACTCRiNG COM
PANY keeps constantly on hand Eli descriptions
Of ENVELOPE MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and ROCK PAPERS. They have rrccDtg Wade
large additions TO their machinery and low
prepared 10 every article in their linS
with increased facility, and IL moderate price,.
The quality Of their paper will compare with any
In the country, sad they desire to invite espeeis
attention % this fact Al sizes furnished at The
shortest notice, and orders from every section
respectfully solicited.
lf- Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
II W fsIRFpTK. Secy. nh li--lN
HI1TICO.-i to.ewsrn al perFo"s from tad
u ing 1or s1Y 5000 o. y tie ~i'h soy siVpar
fnr. - il " WhP'MH
srL e. "a
sf~ tE af 10. 4. - e.. - -
In p .. v-. o.. "a
ztt@'t w ''- II y ~.
Aia5- \ f..aas - a-,~ ..... NJ
LsHUrlI. -. oae o-se StufILEs II 80.
bo,i4r qualify Oh cos.si9nment AZ" for ishy
1. il KEHf, PAINE a co.
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a
Ihe undersigned propose to raise a company of
Light Artillery to be eullt.ed for the war Weare
happy now to announce that we have procured
the guns, which will be ready for us, together
with ell equipments, as soon company Is
mustered into service. To those who would like
to 60 along with US and shars with us the fortunes
OF this war, We arncstly appeal to come forward
now and join usat oface. Besides the bounty Of
$50, uniforms board and lodgings will be furn.
ished free. Application may be mada at our Re-
cruitins Office on Main, between 7sh and 9Th
streets, or at the store of Johnston & BrAnsford.
MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
JOHN W. BRANSFORD
fs 26-ts A. B. GUIGON.
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U.B s T. l + u T + s .

Q U b THU TES.
Any person who wishes q SUBSTITUTE
will ind one by inquiring at the Dispatch
once, or At Mrs, Eddins's Boarding House.
None need apply unless he is ready to pay
one thousand dollars in gold, or its equivo-
lent. The person who offers is a soldier more
capable to command than one. half of the
army NH SITS
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ID ANAWAY-slOO RHWARO II found With
III out, $50 if found within this State. Kuns.
way In November last, jim. man about -
years old. He 10 about 5 feet 10 or IL inches
high, very thin aud delicate looking; has besn
brought up a. dining-room servant; has sprisht-
ly manners Il Of q gingerbread color; has one
ankle sprained and iimps Alightly has one Of bis
thumbs good deA enlarged from . whitlow, and
has rather red eyes, The above reward viii Be
paid If he be delivered to Ar. e. u. EAcno, OF
lodged In Q Richmond Jail.
fe 21-iN &. p. FLOURNOY.
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ID UNAWAY.-s2o REWARD will be paid Tor
IL the apprehension and delivery to me. corner
Of 9Th and Gary sta, of my man HENRY. some.
times calls himself John Henry Evans, who ab.
seconded about the I'd inst. He 10 about 81 years
old; black; scars marks recollscted; very
spare made; about 5 feet or 10 inches high;
blacksmith BY trade; q very good barber and
diGing-room servant; has = wife, am told at Mr..
Chas. Friends. in Chesterfield. where he may have
gone, or he may be ltill in the city.
fe 28-6th j. H. WORD.
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HLD WHIsKEY.-We have on consignment,
for sale,
Is barrels (three years old RYE WHJsKEY,
pure ar.ice.
3 half pipes q years old) WHISKEY, pure
article.
JOHNSON YOUNGER l. OTEY.
fe 28-lw l3Pearl street,
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JOHN HARTZ,
Military and Civic Tailor,
fe a8-lm" 9Th, bet. Broad and Grace sta.
OOO PISCES BLAACHND COTTON.
LU(y 209 pieces Brown do.
800 pieces American PRINTS.
40 pieces English do.
50 pieces Black do.
100 pieces GinghamA
loo pieces Black Alpaca.
so pieces White Msrseiles,
30pieces Fancy B. illiants.
600 dozen spool SILK.
1000 dozen Spool CUTTON.
100 dozen English HOSE.
$50 dozen Oolor~d do.
$50 dczen Common do.
100 dozen English and American Pins
ALSO
A large stock of SILK Dress Patterns, Linen
Damask, Linen Table Covers, Parasols, Corsstx
Collars, &c.
An indueement to merchants.
JULIUS sYOLE,
236 and 23s Broad, bet. I'D and 4.h sts.
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NJ o l. u +
a young man, of a military education, from
Alabama, will accept place asa
SUBSTITUTE
To any one willing to pay good pr.ce.
Apply to Oh )"
NH e-4t* Box So p @. Richmond Va
A TTENTION, LIGHT AKTILLERY-
"A mEN.-All who wish to join the Henrico
Light Artillery, which is fully equipped and
in service on the Peninsula, will call at the
Clerks Office OF Henrico Circuit Court, in the
basement of the State Court. House, where
they can get information in regard to the
bounty of $50, &c. j. II. SANDS,
NH -l2tE Cant (yomdig
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DOTTLE OORKS,
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II H--0 NO Mel0 81 1l1AmnoA Va
MOTT O Elm eonSeQusnss Of cur having -
IN pay cash for materials ussA h orr buanam,
We are compelled 70 adopt the CASH SYSku2
In IT, prosscu toni and orders 1os PIoWa Castnsl,
Ia, nngs 30 seconDssisa With Ne Mccoy 70 .,
sure the1s oxeeati0o. SAT
ssrS oUn WA~p 4 m
@ PEUIAL NUTICE-Aa Intend elosiaS
- my present business In Riehnoad By The III
April nsxt, take this occasion 70 ask Ill -.
sons tnasosea 70 ne 70 pay their accounts With.
out further delay, - longer indulgsnee cannot -
given.
II there are any unsettled elaine against ~, I
wish them presented imms dtately, anl will tako
plessurein paying them.
wish TO purchase . young negro SAWY11,
who understands saving with stsam milf.
70 1l--lms TRTTMAN 4. pARXUA.
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a DEMONSTRATIONS NnTLCE.-An per-
"a sons indehtsd :, the estate OF ALEA. b.
HUTCHESpE. DECD Will please make pay
ment 10 the Undersigned without delay; and
all those who have claims against said es-
taie w:ll please present them, with the evil
1.lc" on which they rest, to the undersigned
A. soon rs possible.
JOHN a. HUTCHINSON,
~ ham r Of Alex y. Hutcheson, decd.
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STAPLES x ANDERSON,
Exclusively COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And GENERAL AGENTS.
GOODS, GROCERIES, &C., &C., from the
South west, over our Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, are now cheaper In this city than
elsewhere IN Virginia; and we are daily NIL
ing orders from merch ants and t1hers in all
parts Of the State. Our large experience and
knowledge OF supplies in hand and expec ted /,
enable us to do better for our customers than
they possibly can in any brief visit to the
city, particularly in these times of spec ula-
tion and flu c tuation in prices.
Constantly on hand, all grades of msnufac,
turej FOB ACCO, at as low prices are to be
had IN the Southern Confederacy.
fa Ohm