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GROCERIES.


lust REOElvED-
81 A fns stock OF New
Orleans GROCERIES, Well suited for 81 |,
lsrs' use. comprising
Candles.
Olives Verdillas.
Olives Fsrcie.
English Pickles.
White Onions.
London Club Sance,
John Bull 'e@s
worcestershire and Pepper Sauce.
Preserves, peaches and Strawberries)
French Preserves.
Toilet Soaps. Brushes. Combs, so.
dne assortment OF Stationery.
SILK and Cotton Harckerchtsfs.
Neck Ties.
Knit Undershirts and Drawers.
Gloves and Half Hose
y Dress and Over Goats. Talmas.
Olive Oils.
HOLSTERS.
Spices, Black and Red Peppers
And other things usually found in flrss ciasi
Grocery house. The public are respectfully
invited to examine the above stock at
DUDLEY OO:'S,
NH S-lw* " Main street.
CEILING OFF AR Reduced :
y PRICES TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
On account of the difficulties in keeping up
supplies, have determined to el2ss our my
whole stock, consisting OF the following ar
ucles-
rs bags prime Coffee
S0o, 0c0 Cigars-- assorted brands
l50 boxes Ground PapPa-2O lbs. olsh
% boxes Gunrowder Tea
50 cases Sardices
3lO boxes Raisins- Qrs. aad halves
% boxes Mustard
10 ue;ces prime Rice
50 reams Wrapping Psper-largs size
so Ba'es soft sheliaAlmonds
20 boxes Chalk Pipes
Is dozen Barrel Covers
Is boxes Clothes Pins
40 kegs Sup Car, Soda
10 boxes Con fedsf&,S Coffee
20 bills. crushed and powdered Sugars
10 bags Pepper.
THOMAS JONES.
No. 8, Main street, Richmond. ".
NH Aim
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The Battle In Arkansas.

We have no further intelligence OF the
great battle in Arkansas. except that which
comes from the enemy. and ts, therefore, to
be received with disrust rur dispatches
fr,n Mem phis. plbiishet yesterday, are IS
late So the Federal aecc unts, and we stiH
cherish the hopa ha- our fer c.s rs We achieved
victory which Will tnrn thu tide Of war In
car favor IN the West. Our confidence IL
GensJa Price End Var. born assures us that
Il the chances were any ming like co ual, the
enemy has nothing to Boast Of
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAMEs NJ TAYLoE T. S0E. lxess.
sfITU2. ste


fyOMNtSg yEks' SALE OF VEEy
I VAlcAsLx RIAL FarArs. Xsows - raj
FxoHAHsE SrABLFs, OK ras NORTH sLDs 81
txANxLis. BHrwEsS Hgs AID l6rz SrkaRre. -
AZ Com issiGD sss App'iH :aa ~ q deere, Of the
Hastings Court Of the ciiy # RichTn ond. pr,
nounced on the h dry x NJ srcb. 1864, 10 tbs
case styles Davis va. Ha.cneAop s. I'D n, =, ct a1<
we wt'i sell upon tho premises. on MONDAY,
the Ath day Of March, tif fair; IL aos the NJ 4,
fair day thsrsafi+rJ com NE ucins AZ IL o'ois
d., the very val1s bic real estate lrowp ~
l tie Exchange Stables. located on The Nor ia
l side OF FSnnklin. between l4th and l5.h sts.
tor z number Of year. occupied BY James
son. The Let fronts 81 feet, portion Of which
rms back about 49, feet In addition 20 ,na
ABOVE, will Dc sold the Kooss and Lot ON tn .
being the late residence Of A. II. Hufchsson,
decd. . no house Il comfortably arranged.
and we'll adapted for The accom- m oda alton oi
medium sized family. The lot fronts "a
fset, md rms back hbout lsS feet 4; IL
deemed unnecessary TO cay anything farther
in favor OF thls property, as IT IL 30 we'll
known. Purchasers desiring 10 invest id ths
mos. valuable real essa.e row In the arket,
would 10 we'll to attend thls sale.
Trans One third cash the remainder at
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with
interest addsd. and ttls retained until fur Their
ordsr Of the Court. The taxes and insu rance
10 '''. 1No 4. Ru iIs EHaseSs.l To-,
JOHN Il. DAVIS, o0Hss.
81 Immediately after the sale Of the resi-
estate, will be sold all the per ishable property
Of tbs late firm Of Davis a. HutcheaOu, CON /.
sistinG In part viz:
Several single ana double Buggiss, with har-
ness com plete.
A large quantity Of ProTendsr, such rs Shell
and s,heaf Oats, Cora, Fodder. "a =, and
Shnck3.
Aiso-Three vsiue Bile Holsters.
TssAs.-For the slaves, cash Will be re-
quited; for the remainder, all sums Of el0o
and under, cash, over that amount m on rhs'
credit, for approved negc table notes, with In.
teress added. JOHN b. DAVIS.
Surviving partner.
ALsO.-The entire Household ana Kitchen
Furniture belonging to the late a. B. Hutch.
escn, decd. consisting Of the usual VARIETY
One Piano, together with an excellent Horse.
Carriage, two Cows, dc.
T8aAB-As above
JOHN a. HUTOHESON,
Admir- OF Alex. s. Hutcheson, deo'd,
a Jas. M. TAYLOR & Sos. Aucuoneers.
mi
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DEUPLu or HANaIOO. III an directed b.
l tho AdjutAnl 0sneral Of vtgsaia "a rsquiso
al persons kavins mpsk ets pistola snhres las.
which msy at any tine Asvs bsscngsd 70 the 6tsts
Of VlFginiA q the Confederate DtsteA 70 deliver
them . ne at ~ County Oourt'Rocas Of Hso-
REQ, within swsaty Days.
No D~sen can acquire rigAs Il propsssyA fAssa
s1ns, either 81 pssshAsA poassston e. etAAt.
Aay p~ppa sal9sel - nisitlA aasy. wAs sAall
fuIl 10 dsivee saad afms, IN his Dosssssioa, VII
- ease - Arahsl iatp tAs MILITARY ssrsaes d. ~
war enA thcso 20 sNe3osl y anah auty, viii n
ansd met Len lAan ten 6OljSn.
gro. a Pk.HAsANT0,
Att oAsst9 e 1sns1oo.
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~ 8ss. COOK. lva',.

y ENTEEL Skiold FURNI-
" TURE, SPLENDID SEvEN-OCTAvE
PIf NO. &C AT AUCTION On MON
DAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, viii cell At
Broad street, over tho store OF Messrs. Ap-
person Duruy, all his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. embracing Sofas
Tete- q. Tetss, Mahogany Chairs, Marble Top
Tables, Brussels Carpets, &c; one splendid 7
Octave Piano, in rosewood cases, made by
Knabe d Son, Of Baltimore, and the
usual variety OF Chamo Der Furniture, together
with ca assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
The above is Of excellent quality, and has
been but little used. 4. B. UOUK.
NH IA auctiopeer
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By ALEX. MOTT, Axct:onssr.

EURNITU&E, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
II SHOES, &o.-Wiil be sold at auction q,
my store, on SATURDAY, March 18th. com.
nlenclDg ct 10 o'ciccs, a lot o. sscond hand
Furniture. Stoves, &C.; Dry Goods, Ready.
Made Clothing, Shoes, iobacco, Cigars, Crock.
cry and q assware; Watches, Jewelry, and
Fancy Goods. AEEX MOTT, Auct,
NH II NO. 8, 18th street.
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ID EN-.

III me i2tn inst, at the residence OF his
A.Ns, In the 10 year cf his age.
Ane rienos OF he family and those OF hi.
nrotnsr. Jssss H Perkins. are requested TO
Duvai street, near Duvai Street UhNpsl. to.
osy' ats O'Clock, without farther notice.
Az o.lsrsiie. 10 Cara ias county. On Wednesday
ASGh the iS;h inst, a 20 minutes past 10 oeloet
0tsr shdrt and painful attack OF pneumonia In
rse sch ysx q hi. 49,, WI A. MoNJuRN,
Ed. NJ ,nd 4 uditor af the State Of Virsinia :
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PIE H SONAL.

rs~GE s-rtle-ac who has recevsd by mistake
tae wrong LoGKsT: will p ase return il to
kEESS photographic Gill.ry and receive q
soitsba rswsr5 nd tie tLSnk Of the owner. Il
j. highly valued a. present frc Gee ae,so rsls-
tive. nh I4-2t%
TT DK. THOS & BUTLER will oal! 8, g.
Main etrssf, he will fld some papers of
kme i'm portar ce To him
MT lS--ts CHRISTIAN L IATHROP.
NOT1CE.-Any friends OF Aieus. q J. i
IN L. q. SThOTHER, Of Company G, 7th
regiment South Caroiina voluH teers, csn fnd
them sick st my house On I'D street, be tweep
Broad and Grace streets.
NH l2-S;* GEO BELL.
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ERAMEO yENEMENT IN SIDNEY, ON
THs NoRTH SIDE or CAaY. BBfwKEN Lay
REL AID CHARAY SrKBxTs, PoR SALE AT ACC.
rIcH.-Wnl be sold at auction, ON the premi.
sea. on FRIDAY, the 2lst March, 1852, at Z
O'Clock p NJ, the framed tenement and lot
located as above, now in the occupancy Of Mr
Jacob Holloway. The lot 10 q beautiful one.
The house has four rooms, besides a kitchen,
and il we'll suited for small family.
TBRxs.-One.thtrd cash balance At and
IL months. for negotiable notes, interest add.
ed, secured by q trGs: deed. The taxss for
1862 10 be paid by tho pnrch asar
mn IA GODDIN 4 A?PFRSON, Auc.s.
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The Nswa

Yesterday w1s An unusually dun dAy for
,,s.e upon whom devoivss the responsibility
e c~,erise to the public anxiety through the
,,s~ There yrs little or no news from any
s..r.sr. and ruwcYs were not near 20 numer.
ous as usual
d,,pa,oh was received In the carly part
y, The day and posted upon the bulietirs, that
:, ensaSement wa going on Ia Florida, and
,,.t strong hopes we're entertained that cur
,,,ee. sould capture about three thousand
~. sr envy. with when they were CO n ending
wns<her this hope has hssn realised We are
,st able 10 say, - 10 later Information with
,.,.r,s % 10 Il had been receivsd up to Q late
ncar lsss night. The latest intelligence from
IA. soss. will b. found under our tsissrapaae
n..a which will - read With In tsrest.
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AAnaYnn

~ onns l1A snse ~ TIA Rev. Aaar,v nenov.
~ C.xviN IYEeHAHT, Of 0basleetor. 4
~, JuLis =: 1DwARDS dsushtse q Jskn
- c SsM Eew.fcs Of Haaov-s ssuaay, "a.
On 1hursdse. February s7,A hv n. n, p.
SaeaAn. ~ he re.idsnce Of the briis'r fsths,
AR 0En u CLASH, o Furry. 70 Mis- JrTni ~,
u. r. ooFIbtD. ef Isis II v tsh. ocuntv. =.
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TN s u X A " q +.
THB VIRGINIA PRE- AND MARINE IN.
SUR NCE COMP NY.
OFFICE. No. LIS,
Yhsir new building, on Main street, usxt door n
the Bank Of Virgins. Richmond.
ggAet rr 13a s''''''-...''' '''.'.'''. xS,S0o'


Tits old institution (establshsd BY he Virgins
Lssislature and In successful operation for thirty
Yesra) continues 70 insure, In city and country
against loss or damage BY fire, almost every d.
soFipdon Of proparty.
land transportation, taken % ell parts Of Tie world
q reasouable rates Of premium.
ma Wv liberal share Of the pubic patxuaAgl
which It has so long received. operates tn rcsara
liberal and promps settlement Of claims. which u
has ever boGa IL pleasure 70 Observe.
Farmer. nsrshants ead slassns ssasrsay nay
INV. In Over % counties IN The ota'A
Applleatinu. BY lsttsr o. othsrwies, = ~ Pss1e
6en{ a sSeslaSy. win mese psomps sstensoA
r.. An. q. ". purDan.
4 OoVscHh los. p. WnDl0a.
Ysnt q. 4 Claiborne
VI. Pnlnsr. Geo. W. Smith,
~ ParkG. Ill. Winston,
II. n Irloas Z. 81. Naugy.
J. \. Wadswoeth, Saml 4. IAstoA
VIM. 0soes. =. Julian, !. y.
Thea Samson
WA. VILLA j.. 6esy. esW
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AEcvsYts 49,.
THIS DAY.


S~~SS ~ lAYkOk 4 SQN As2lDNaWU.
VIAI.UAHLE KKs ESrArx In rms
My1 OF RlGHAUHD AND i1OUTTY
w kNkIuO, ft'R SALE Ar AUO1 ION.
VITA toe view Of discon tic uln9 ~ rl, s.us
husinsss ana purchasing q largo estnoe. / VIA
sell upG the premises, In Tie OraGv I'd vee.
tired, ell CT my real ss..te IN tAe oev q RICE.
mono and county of Aenrioo g 1piioua,
2 tin FRIDAY, ne 18th day of Mach.
commauciDg At n O'Clock n. fAs vai.akis
Bsicg Tenement, located on the soutA sids Of
Gerry street.. ut i'm intersection WItA vayrtaiS
street. now occupied By myssh - AotSi aaA
TessaaiHrt. ~
5. Also. the large store ind D~sllins "a.
joiring or the west. acw occupied ~ III. y.
4 And at o'csssk p. n L Win ssl Us .,sa
new Brick. Tensments In the toWn OF H1d.
ley, on Cherry street and Wes&AA0 Plank
road. now occupied b. good soaaAtD % ths
rental Of u 900 per ennu0.f
Persons deslftne 70 0Gcuye W.T. va1nAblo
real estate, either In the Mty Or 90 unsy, VIA
do we'll 70 sxamius The above p9opartS, - 10
10 my intention 70 dispose Of de a3o, and
bidders can attend the SAD with the a0G1Aoe
OF the fact
Tssxs.-One.third cash The balaAss -
one Two, and three years. los negotiable
notes. with interest added, ard soou1UA ~
deeds OF trust. The ppfchaSsrs = pA2 tAA
taxes auo insurance for 16a1-
ANURIW J. FORD.
JAS. u. TAYLo1 & 5oH, Aucttonsox0.
r. S.-The property can b bought pglVat9lY
before the day or s6le. nh ~
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METROPOLITAN HALL

METROPOLITAN HALL
-. 0XO W 6AAAS.s 49, .AkcssV0s
New Orleans, Louisisna.l
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK..
HARRY MCCARTHY
The acknowledged favorite OF the Sonth,
Author Of the
"BoGnie Blue Flag
s'The Volunteer"
''Stars and Bars"
missouri"
'<Gcctt Taking the Oath, /"
and other popular National Songs, assisted
BIZ MISS LOTTIE ESTELLE,
VIII give his pSrsonatien Concerts rs abssve.
aT Change Of programme every night.
Admission 80 cents children and Serva1 -
half price Reserved seats rs cents:
LEE MALLORY,
Il 9S-ts Acting Manage.
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MILITIA, ATT ENilDN II IN author Fed
WI by tbs Secretary Of War 10 rasse b Comps.
ny Of Heavy Artillery. to be attsehed 70 MorIiss's
Battsllon.
The usual bounty OF $50 will be psid when the
roll 10 signed and the volunteer swor1 In.
Csu at p. H. STARKE'S Main. between IAN
and l5ta streets, for the prsssut.
Any mi.isnAn cau O. me In, eign the rcll take
the bornts, AID be exempt.
NH 14-lat~ II. W. SrARKE CAPTAIN
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w NOTICE

w NOTICE
twenty I've men. to man the Game
ly the cttixers OF Richmond and its
vicinity, do not be drafted, but ra!lv
to your States call; forget not the i'm.
mortal Washington remember how your fora
fathers locked aror ad the standard Of nbeYtv
Don't Do drafted, as II Is disgrace TO all hon
est-minded men. offsr you rare chance to
jim my com pany, as you Will BE- able 10 hear
from ana visit home often. So come at ouop.
Aud enroll your names, a. You will In after
years DO free from the SCOTS Of the ladies G
your naive city. Come at once, as now is the
accepted time. WA. J. OsBNEY.
Captain Commanding Heavy Battery,
NH IA ste
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VTALUAbLE FARM OF S3s AURES, IN
" Charlotte county, eight miles south from
Psmphlin's Depot, on tho 6outh-Sids Rail-
road. and nine mites north OF Charlotte q H..
Va, for sale. are authorized to sell the
valuable PARM, located a. above, recently
belonein9 to the heirs OF Nathaniel Wilson,
deceased. and now belonging to Capt. X. N.
Wilson, Of LynchbuTg. The tract contains
$50 acres, of which about half 10 cleared, and
the larger portion Of the residue Is heavily
fimhored In original forest OF oak and hick.
orr. The buildings cor sist OF small two:
story dwelling, consuming -four rooms and
passage, together with the usual Out: build
fuas. ali Of which arein good repair. Tnis 10
erain, To secure cash purchaser at once,
Il viii BE- sold for 90 par acre. Apply to mn.
Joseph H Wilson. Lynchoure, or r.
nh ll-l0f 0OOulN 3 APPERSON.
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NERT VALUABLE PRIvATE RESI-.
DENOE ON TEE hAST SIDE OF
T t. BETWEEN I;tasr UlaY AND LEIGH
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the lsth
dav of Dlarch, commencing at Al O'Clock,
r. NJ, the very valuable private residence or
the east side Of 3d. between Clay and Leigh
streets.
The hOOse contains large AID airy rooms
with fire places, and ell the ne d-rn i'm prove
ments, such as gas, va.er, ana bath house.
There Is also large Kitchen, con tsininK 1
excellent rooms. range, smoke-house, an ALI
ether necessary ont-buiicings. The entire
properly Is in excellent order, having been
thoroughly ovsrhauled and repaired within
the past two years. The 'neighborhord is ca
desirable As any in the city The lot from IS
Is feet, and RI Us back 1856 fee:
Persona desiring to SECURE z really vsiua-
BILE private residences 10 a retired ne shhor
hood, would do we'll 10 attend the sale Q.
this properly.
TERMS :--One-f fourth cash thu oa;aucs e, 6.
IL and IS NOR tbs for negotiable notes, with
tnisrss. added. and secured by q trust deed.
The purchaser to pay the taxes Il nd Insurance
for 1862. JAS. M TAYLOR Il SON,
mh7 aaC1IoIeers
VALUABLE FAM In CobSTE2EIELD
Y COUSTI, CONTIGUOUS To The OILY
OF RICHMOND. at AUCTION We " liz sell.
upon the premi<aa, THURSDAY, the 2j.h day of
March. commencing AZ u o'clock h tbs valuapis
ses! Estate, which Mr. q. II. Rhodes lately re-
sided 1t contains 695 acres, from Ing both on the
Turnpike and xtver rosd The land has been re-
Gently surveyed, and viii 70 sold In rsc:s to init
Irchssecs.
TO the Mansion House tract there is attached
about 100 acres. upon which there In every Con.
vsuierce for the accommodation Of large family.
The dwelling n ouis OF granite and is In perfect
order The ont buildings SIRE also ia good oraer
Ths o'her lSnds are valuable, ow log TO their con.
tiguitT TO Richmond; uIen esch tract Of which
there viii be found hau0soms building sits, and
nearly every ono Of which IS well watered, snd en-
some o. them there are valuable Srarite Quarries
and Ice pol d.
Besi'es the main dwelling. there IL on the land
'csilea Frog Lsvei nesse.: to Manchester. com.
for table dwelling The tract viii be subdivided
into tracts suitable for suburban residences or
market garpsns
TERMS One-foc,th CASE; balance q. 6, ard
is months fer ceg atiAble notes, With intsrest
and secured by xust Heed Tho taxes anc In.
strsnes for 1862 10 90 paid by 'he purcLasesA
JAS. IL. TAYLOR & BON,
Auct nnAaea
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"TANrED-
w SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTES!
Persons wishin to furnish Substi tutes for
militia duty in camp, and for the war, can
enlis. them opposite the Law Baildin9, ON
Franklin street. NH l4-Ais
w Write GIRL,
Comps,su: TO Cook, Wash, and
Iron. Coed wages given. AAdrs.s Box 24a,"
Ri / u nd PcstO@cs. Hh lt-3ts
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EH ANTED-

w SUBSTITUTES
want ten good Substitutes this morning
by 10 O'Clock, for whom high bonus will be
paic.
Apply at the eorLsr Of Seventeenth and
Broad strests. L. KEEFERS.
nh l4-2t&
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- GODDE7 APPkR10M. lssalSnSWs.
VTFRY VALUABLE : ND
v LOTS, ON TIE NORTH SHE or
FRANKLIN, BkTWEEN 18th AND lsTR
viii be sold Al auc;ior. On The nrsmiSSs
FRlGAY, the l4.h Of March, 1854, at q o'oIk
p. n. The following very valuable Real -
tate, Wig That valuable Lot on the nora
Hall. fronting 20 feet, run ming back 10 ~.
Also, that beautiful Building Los on tAo
west line Of 10th, between Grace and DrosA
streets. adjoining the residence Of Wllsn
l20 feet to wide alley.
TaRMs -One-third cash; balance % an1
II m uths. for negotiable notes. interest aAd-
Cd, secured BY trust deod or title rotoiNOd.
sers. 0ODUIN 4 APPk4SON,
NH IL Auction oo1A
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RUNAWAY0.


n olco Z r " "A ID.
II found Without 90 II found within this STATE.
Runaway Ia November last JNHA1, man AbcuN
- years old He n about rat 10 or al inshso
In height very slim and deiiease- looking, has besa
brought up ~ dining room servant. haa sprtehhp
manners, Il cf gingerbread cnlog, has c0e sasde
sprained and hmps slightly has one Of hts ,har,bs
. grsa: deaf en,a<ged from a whitlow. ao4 hD
rather rel sysa. h. above reward viii be ras3
Ii he he delivered to Mr. I'D. o. RAHho or lodeeA
IL jail Ia Richmond. s. P. FLCURAOr.
.uh SIT
Coz KEW EHD str aged from the IA
BZs) Regiment Virginia Cavalry, at Camp
ENeli, near Manassas, q bay MARE, sH yeAre
DID, star 10 forehead, thick ret, In good order.
bushy man . and tail, and one hind leg lir-
tie larger than the 9th er. Raise her mano
and you will see whars il has heen trimmed
underneath. I will give the above reward
to any one returning the abovo- described
mare to me. or for any Information which
Will enable me to &c. her.
NH 0-l7ts Lieut.. &c. I, lth Va. Uav.
UNaWAY.-A aegro Roy by ,as name a
III FLOYD. hal been staying with his yeanS
master 1t Evanyport, and wAs taken SICK ao2
started home with Q man BY the name Of Dr.. n.
u RerEt, and the train ieft him &C DuSksvillA
Va. The said boy ID about Is years Of aes, dayS
complexion, about feet or 10 lnaAes hlsh.-
His general weigh. 10 about $50 pounds. Any
persor taking up the said boy. VIII have him ooo-
fined In some safe jail, and VIII pay al chaseu
for his delivery TO me.
J. W. AI.soBROOKA
fe l7-lm@ Mil Town, Alabama.
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= UNlMERDEAN WHISKEY.

10 bbls. celebrated Summerdsan Whiskey
" Matted Rye Whiskey, years old
Is Noun tain Eye and Corn Whisksy
% Common Whisky
shalfa Or. cask flne French Brandy
casks pure Port Vino
In store and for sale by
GEO. I. HERRING,
to 2A-lms o6 m ain strSet.
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~0RKE.-4O eFo0 Dostls AAA DemA)onn
0orks. d best qnsllly, 6oe sale ~
~ y Y1T010ON Z Co.,
-. ~ Min sl1esG
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WANTED

WANTED- vo,,uurrr,s
Fifty men to complete q company OF Heavy
Artillery. for Dol. Morrlsa's regiment. This
company onsre great Inducements 70 these
wishing to avoid militia draft. a. Il viii -
stationary and In good quarters. A bounty
OF go will Be paid to eAch man when muc-
tered Ia Rations will BE- furnished thoso de.
nrinS tasm until mustered In. This IL the
last opportunity offered the citizens of Hen.
Rico, Richmond, Uhesterneld and Hanover
LOT iuEtner infot m alton, apply next door to
dckss STABLE, 10Th street, where ono Of the
undsrstSned Will be found.
UHAS. a. PLEASANTS.
VERNON Bowls.
3. 5. PLEASANTH,
NH N.-lQ.s JESSE UHITD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

NkI ANTED-fOxCY kEUkUtrH - b ay.na
w besn authorised by Mai. Francis p. Boeas
- recruit company 70 b. attached to his bss
aeout forty more men 10 sonplete the orssuiss,ion
Of he company. The company will be armed
with verv Light 6eidpieees, end supplied With
horses DC. ~ oacs. Every man wal be mi.
sutjsct 70 militia duty ear srter this Company
even II b. has been mustered Ia the militia
Asnbs:s OF tie company can os found at the FOL.
lowing plac 81 10 receive the men who wish TO o.n
v.EI q. Is. TAfLoRs China store, III Milo street
and Ct The Nav Far Grounds after monday next
T. O. LEAKE.
nh lt-4i o. b. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

TSEN hhds. New Orleans Sugar. receiving
III a sn, I0' DnNtop, MoNCURE I 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14
+ YNCHBUKG. VI.

II YNCHBVN0, Va.
STAPLES ANDERSON,
Exclusive COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And GENERAL AGENTS.
GOODS, GEOUERIHS, &C., &C., from the
So1t west, over our Virgins and Tennessee
Railroad, are now cheaper ia thts city tn 81
elsewhere in Virginia; and we are daily 6ll &.
Ing orders from MERCHANTS and others ia all
parts OF the State. Cur large experience and
knowledge OF supplies In hand and expec ted {,
enable % TO do better for our customers than
they possibly can in any brief visit to the
city, particularly In these times Of speca,:.
tion and huc tuaLioD In prices.
Constantly on hand, all grades OF man ufAc-
tnred TOBAUOU, at as low prices h aIs 70 b
had Ia tns Southern Oonfsderacy.
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