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Another Great Battle Near Richmond!
Grand Strategic Movement by Mcclellan!
1900 FEDERAL TROOPS KILLED AND
WOUNDED

Coils. BLACK, MCLAINE, RoBEITs and Nc
QUADE, and Lieut.. Coils. SwE1rzER and Skill
LON, andMaj PATTERSON among the killed
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HOME NEWS, ETC.

New GooDs.-A L. De6baugh, has JUS
received alargelot ofexcellent groceries and Con
fections. Give him call.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
ASSEMBLY,
JOHN CESSNA,
BEDFORD BoR OUCH.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAMUEL KETTERMAN,
BEDFORD BoRoIeH,
DIS. ATTORNEY,
JOHN PALMER,
BEDFORD BOROUGH.
COMMISSIONER,
ANDREW CRISMAN,
NAPIER TP.
POOR DIRECTOR,
SOLOMON REIGHARD.
SNAKE SPRING rp.
AUDITOR,
JOHN H.sBARTON,
I. PROVIDENCE TP.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-04

DEATH OF BEDFORD SoLDIERs.-It be-
comes our painful duty to record the death of
Watson King, son of Hon. A. King, Of this
place. which took place at Hilton Head, some
weeks since, of the coast typhoid fever De.
ceased was a youth Of bright promise, posses
sing that true gentility of character which SO
greatly ennobles the heart and mind of the
young The sympathy of the whole communi-
ty is with the bereaved and sorrowing friends.
We mention, also, with profound regret, the
death Of Henry G. Pennell, son Of Eben Pen
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nell, Of this place, who died, short time ago,
during his passage on board steamer from Eds
to Island to Port Royal, We are not appris-
ed Of the nature of his disease. Both King
and Pennell were members Of Capt. Ryce's COM
pany, Co, E., 10th regt.
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E. f. KERR, Sec'y,
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"SMoN."-The ''cool and dignifed" ed
itor Of our School Department, ''shows little
temper on the subject of ''piece fractions. "
Well, we confess, we are sorry for the ''sclp'
practised upon him, and in order to let him be
even with us, he shall have "the last word"
We, incontinently, drop the subject.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-04

A New INvENTIoN.-Dr. Hickok, Of
this place, has invented new window blind
Any person desirous of inspecting this curious
invention, can do SO by calling at the Doctors
office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19
Til. EpisCepli Church u the Csnf-d,ra,s
SalISs.

Bishop Thomas +. Davis, Of the Diocesan
Convention OF the EriSc9pl thuIch of South
Carolina, low III ssseion at Charleston. has
pr nounCsd an address in whi-n he states
that prior Conventions Of the Church III The
Confederate States haG declared that "We
Were o longer as Il Cautcl liz adm i4i> alive
union with the Church III the United States
He says
Tuis whole subject is s!mpiy q question OF
luri-dlc llou. At involves arliC OF III e.
faitn, no spiritual condition or Ciiica. / he
creed. uiI pTe-ekisted our present CUHdit on.
3us iur isdiction IN The Caucea IS not strictly
,rre d4giHJ. iLt llG hi Ut jurisdiction Is Du I
,ile APP oin tments and arrangement l. are III /.
Therefore, although IN The Lhtr.h, as coHs!rnc-
non and relations il ust be human only. lhey
must occupy Tie same ground us other nu-
man In.Lt,tIiIF~, ahI ha suuj-ut TO the tbs
pensatlons 81 DiNlle Providence ana tne
necessary changes az things. :ae truth is,
the i,res-nt EIe,lt revolution : Il @pFnSat.On
extraordinary, ana l. revelation Il II :; o.
II a voice frG;u on h EE, speaking 10 mea
aud changing aud Shaping The forms Ci So
ciety, botE clsii ana religious.
The more II Is eX4miDed INTO, the more
think il viii appear tAat TIE v"oIus am the
United States III a.. l., and I'm any of the
United cS.a ties IL at. V, are terms q. IuTis-
Gietion, and Lot merely descriptions OF To-
cality. lhI= idea OF citizenship bong neces-
sary to Jurisdic tion, mas always fully per-
IL
Church they who sat - the Convention Of
l?sg aud framed The Constitution derived
their opinions. This, then, NUT have been
the upp-imost and prevailing idea vita them.
1t appears, also, III the preface tt the Pray
er Eook, and subs qaenL!y III Section VII. of
Canon XiiI. of the Church III the United
States. Indeed, The inconN eiienCes of diner
ent construction are So great and manliod as
20 forbid lis reception. SttiI II must be admit
ted that all this wall not hei Us al The estIIna
ton AT that Church. hey may acknowledge
:he prime pie; l taiL h some Of tnem have
done - but denied us application to our
selves. hey deny that We are the citiZ II
OF a foreign STATE, and affirm that Cur alIegi-
ance.ls Till due only 10 themselves. tow,vho
Ia to determine thls Il bsstioAf II mnst be dOr e
apart from he Constitution OF he Char, b in
the United Strtes. What makes lis Il fee ana
independent people what ever make
las such Sht ND the European Power Teco&-
nik. our Independence, would THAI be 10 con-
stItute l.: or would 1t be only to aCknow-
ledge rs XIstencet ShOulI the United States
the IL elves bereafter recogniZ, as Us ;. PEG
pie would that be 10 MAKE or only 10 confess
Us such should they re.use TO 90 thus tor
eyern IRE, could tina unm IKE what We
are and viii De- III the rs of men and ma.
ito. -
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a.ssOsHsnsoxAA. CAaszss.

w. ARTIFICIAL TELIb-'HT CHICO.
Us PL IS IL AND NULC2NlCE PkO,
CESS.-G W. JON IS, DGsTisT, tavjng the
right for Il ab vs. mode OF inasing Teeth aud
beng sa;i As; oi id absolute s.periorit7 over a.!
o!lai methods eau with conf ieuee com mend il
TO those i3sirirg iuli or part al sets OF teeth and
especially such al may tie dissa ii d with those
they are now usitg The perfect adaptation Of
the plate to he mouth, and tie suction ther. by
secured, enables HIM TO Insert one OF more tech
4'tttoat clasps. TniS me,hc aav'pg b. IN adop ted
by thoa- ia. ding bigLes, in he Profession North
and south ties imoniais VIII De yiven and ped
iners exbi ai''d 20 thos5 wi hug 10 see them
Sets Of Teeth, gold or any oi1er y ate VIII. of
course, b. mad for 'hose p of.r irg them. Fall
ing, Cieapsi' Extracting, 4 al her opera
uo' gently :. thor enghiy p rfotu,d Teeth
ex'ra;"d y LLECT Y, without psi
- ~ 1 Ees On Ma'a street, q gosiie Cori athssr
Hlai.. dc t-ly
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~-@~-~>-------- s>'->~
VA1 ANTED,
| To THE RESCUEi
RECRUITS WANTED FOR the RICHMOND

To THE RESCUEi
EScSY'yrs WsfTED FOR THE RICHMOND
LrGar ySF[N7Rf BLUES
tsNAi BsiDes, CCRAlTUtk Co ~. C.,(
Febtuary II ts6a. {
S,f,tai rd,r. No.
Junior ~ Lieut II. s SANxAY. of the
Richmond Blues - detailed to recruit. men to
fiu M that company He will raise the A. =
OF Capt .. JENNINGS WISE, who fell at
the head OF his company, for true men 10 rally
around He vii, appeal to the honorary mem.
h~rs OF the corps to assist him. and appeal to
the galian and brave to do the best honor 70
The soldier VINO fought and fell leading the
Oldest company in Virginia, who more than
dtt their duty ut Roanoke. LIST Lieut. Carter
aud III Lieut.. Bigger are I hope, still alive,
but they are prisoners. l desire places be-
c"m'i their gaiiantry to be reseY we'd for
them ASS non AS recruits are raised to the
number OF "a, they will be forwarded to re-.
port TO Colonel J. II. Richardson.
HENRY A. WISE.
Brigadier General.
In conformity with the above order a re.
crnittng office is opened for this time no nored
company at the Wise Legion Office, over r
u Taylor sore, Main street. Each recruit,
is entitled to a bounty OF $50 We are filling
up the ranks very rapidly. Call immediate
~ for further Information.
X ). SANXAY, ID Lieut..
X. l.. l. Blues. Recruiting Officer.
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VTNO RENT-A House OF PRIVATE EN-.
TREATMENT, at Glover Station, on
the Richmond and Danvills Railroad, "a miles
from Richmond. This House Is the property Of
tho Railroad Company, and was built with the
view of having . convenient boarding place for
officers and employees Of the Company, and also
an eating house for the accommodation OF pas
sengers. II Ia now vacant and the Company de.
sires o rent it. For terms and further particu.
lars, apply 1t the Office OF the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company. fe7-3w
TOk SALE.-That beautifully located RESI-.
DENOE ON Fourth street, CANDLES Hill,
directly opposite Pratt's Cottage, containing SIX
rooms. For . small sized family, no more desira-
BILE location scau be found in this city. Inquire of
Asa Snyder. 1t Richmond Stove Works.
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80 y. WYATT a GO, IT Charleston, q u,
~ bey 10 iufo'm hsi- friends evsryweere thai
tue great IRE hieh IL oar city last night
dta lheni ianmscia,e injury sshsr Ia theirTtoek
of private tafuseA
W. .eai ths announcement DE 30 cur hicnSs
VT hays iarcy slnsai Pr perry liz f'lf l,ayids
Stay....sz Dss. LII, I'D ia j6~-.ts
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u A n A w AY-s3O0 REWAhD-r.---,-
IL residence Of the subscriber. on the ,o,h nm as
s hESk0 BOY Isaac, ssou: 20 years old, 81 r.;
polite Manners hair short aud nappy. and !. sla
handed. Twill give the above reward sor -. "H
prehension and delivery Of said boy In he .i 7.
Orange U. II. IN
This negro ran of In consequence Of h,vin, 49,.
nitted most brutal and unprovoked murder Sn Os
the pefson OF my overscer, and IL behoovss H.
community at large to DO On the look or, -. Hs
criminal. He may be in the vicinity of Fr.s as
icksburS where he has acquaintance. 'S''
LOUISA G. TALIAFERRO
Rapid Ann r. O., Culpepsr county. y.
de 12-d:}td oofsta ~
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NOR RENT.-A Framed

N0R RRNT.-A Framed -
On the corne. Of Locust and Tobacco Alley, con.
tanning two large rooms, porches store.rooms and
Kitchen with two rooms with 3 large yard, &c.
/. sa-ts 0LoProN & LYME.
EtUR RENT.-Hsving engaged the stand now
II occupied bv Hunt 4 james, for the coming
Our OFFICE, On 6hockoe Slip,
ja Its HILL L NoRFLEET.
TOR sALE-A very valuable ESTATE, we'll
u suited for . wooden msnufactory, one mile
from Abingdon depot, containing 100 acres Of well
improved Land, fine Orchard, No Brick House
and Kitchen, large Barn, and abundance of out
HOUSES, two of them good dwellipga
The Factory is Of stone, go BY 80, with q stone
A woolearding custom worth $500 (ave hun
Also ono Oil Mil, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (Abingdop) THOS. P. CLAPP.
Christian Observer please copy. ia 25-lm*
DOVER FOR RENT.-Intending to erect
buildings on the lot corner Cary and 10th
streets, now occupied by Fir. Truman A.:
Parker, to accommodate my business, shall
be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about 10-horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings with special reference to the use
desired, providing early application is made
to the su escriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works liza 22-ts] ASA SNYDER.
HESIRABLR RESIDENCE Ar PRlVAr
IL. SALE We offer for saie privately, q
very pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDENCE,
on Leigh street, near Buchanan's Spring The
Lot fronts 20 feet on Leigh street. running back
l76 feet, and has on 1t an excellent House, con-
tsining eight rooms with large porticos front and
roar. All the buildings of the best me- terials
and nearly new, having been built only twelve
months. There Ia also on the lot a well of excel.
lent water, and many desirable fruit trees.
bargain may be had II early application is
made to ia REDWOOD & KEACH,
Auctioneers and General Agents,
IA 2l-ts No. "a Main street.
NARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE
We offer for sale privately very con.
veniently located FARM In the county OF
Hanover, two miles South of the Court.
House and thrse-quarters Of a mile from the
Gen trail Railroad. The Farm contains one
hundred acres Of most excellent land, with
good meadow, and is considered one Of the
most productive Farms of its size in the coun.
ty. The buildings are very good, the dwell
Ing is two stories, containing five rooms with
gnrrets, a good school-house, carriage
house, &c. It Is considered one OF the best
locations for a professional gentleman in the
county. Apply to
REDWOOD l. KEAOH, Auct's,
ia Soft a Main st.. Richmond.
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23-1m
HOSPITALS.

TTOSPITAL OF THE MEDICAL COL.
II LE4E OF VIRGINIA.-This hospilS;;
erected by the iberality of the State, at cost o.
more than $50 COO IL now completed, and open oi
the reception of patients 1t Is admirably sdapsee
by It's plan for the accommodation OF the SICK Ana
Is furnished with every convenience requisite @
their comfor: and successful! treatment us si'1.
ton on Marshall street, east Of l2th, immediately
&C jscen. to the Medical College while retired anu
airy Is ct the same time central, and con'enioH
sccess from all parts Of the eisy.
The patients are under the immediate enNEW
the Professors OF the College who MAKE aAuy
visits,) assisted By . competent Resident r1J"
elan. ,,....,
All persons requiring Medical or Surgical sIsse
ment are admitted. except the INSANE snd -
| laboring under SaALL-P AND oTash A'f'
rIOCs DIsORDBR5. -. -
living In women, both white and colofsd'
! csivs special care and attention.
Including Board, Medical Attendance az.
White Patients. .............."'se pe'
Slaves ........... $500. .-..---" -
And at the same rate for fractions OF wes. a.
For lsss than one week, 81 per day. up "'
| charge for full week.
Several neatly furnished Private Rooms cav
been provided for those desiring separate - .
dations. The charge for these viii vary HUN y
SIS per week. ., ~ u
For surgical operations fee ranging ron ~
$50 will be required in addition TO the ABOVE
| ly rates. x., ~ ~
M All charges payable on the removal "
| patient. .,,nasai
of Charitable Associations, 81 $50 per annom. ~
able semi annually, OF At . corresponding i"
six months. vita, IN 4
Patents conveyed to or from tie Hospital n an.
suitable vehicle, provided especially i~ 'A'
pose. -. - ,..i, he
Citizens and strangers are invited 10 VIM ~
Hospital and inspect its arrangements
Drasislani-nP T.. q JOYNE3
Attending Physicians-Dra TUCKER o"~
" A..ea adm ssIssou.-Dn. GIBSON, PsTIoo
Las and WsLI.roRp; ISAIAH II. Wits
Steward II. II. PARISH se =
NEIT-nyT;E HOsPI, AL. CaURCh hiLA
| X RICHMOND. VA: b
| NHIrx PArIEsrs-In wards. 70 ps' "''
| initiate room. o. 70 els per week A
a. .vrs-x5 DER week Less than ~ee -.
psr day but not to sxcesd % pr
tons over the week, esa Az p sars9 il opsrasoss
,S ,h.n an sdditional fee ranging nom - "a
Iii - charged r Bus Paysoie or
vi ~ ths pssisnt. NJ ANAL pox admitted %
| A covered spring wagon WA convoy ,1rssrs nsy
and nom the Hosftai wnen s.' .hs .sses Of A. !.
ToII.pAY, Thirteenth susst. ess~s'"
oe Tx. .nb.sribsr, Who % bsen eean:s.sa ~. ~
N. inr.ifntion sincs it, fouAdesioes as' .,s.ee
me .I. ~ srsla ave chssaA odd BY eowEs
..s.s.ots solic.ss . eonoauancs Of Ne w. -, -
.s.r"nsss al ais ftisnds sRA 81 shs pue'S
orally. .-
JAMES BOLTON - Dr. -
Orscs Of. hstween In -
AsalofANto:
NV p, DRO<,k. =. D,
nA,,.S I'M. cor sGsh "a nasSnsI A..
W. " O0a0M: - = -
Nle-ly - -
N1DW1Y,s READY RELins' ..aWn
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NOPPER.-The underG gned, Agents Of the
" UNION OONHOLI D TED COPPER
NINE, Of Tennessee, have inst received supply
Of pure IN0OT COPPER which they etfsr fos
salo In lots 10 suit purchaser
- Ito UANnN . NAaWWNvvv.f.
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W.. DIX. h. l.. CAREER offers his profes.
- $40 a. services TO the citIz, nr 81 Flehmcnt
and vicinity. He can be found either might OF
Cay III his residence Franklin street ne X door
above ihs Metropolitan Hal, DIR. McGruder .
old ot'cs Ordars left on bis slate, at the West
ham House, Sidney. will receive Lis mmed is' 9
AiteltioD. ia iS-im*
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"OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE PR
H VATELY.-We offer for sale, private
", an excellent House and Lot, on Clay, be-
tween MunfOrd and 0timer streets. The lot
fronts twenty-seven feet, and is one hundred
feet deep, with comfortable brick house,
nearly new. containing rooms and passages.
There Is q we'll Of good water on the lot, and
also necessary out-buildings. II not sold
previous to Wednesday, 18th February, it
Will be sold at public auction, ON the prem
ises, that day, at 4 o'clock p. M.
REDWOOD KEAOH,
Ia Qn-ta AuotiOnaarS
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X RATES AUD TENDERS, Iron and Galvan.
VI ixed Coal Scuttles; Wood Water Buckets;
Sests Of Tongs; Shovels and Pokers, and Fire
Stands; Iron Skillets and Bake-s; Frying Pans,
Iron and Tin Stew Pans; Tea Kettles, Coffee Mills,
Coffee Pots and Boilers; Cinder 6hovels; single
and double covered Canteens; Iron and Brass
FOotmen, and variety Of Tin ware. For sale by
fe 7-lm* a. n. DENOON 225 Main at
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~. DIR. jos II. CLAG sTT, u ieiugee from
~ The county of Jsffsreon, Va, and OF twelve
years practice, respectfully cftsrs his services to
tas phsbitsnts o: Richmond In all the branches
oi profession.
Office Main street, over the Bank of tn q
Commonwealth, sna opposite the American ii ).
TEL ia lt-lmh
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DISSOL OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.-The CO. partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under the
firm Of MILES, JENNINGS & CO., was
dissolved by mutual consent on the Sth inst
All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them to G z MILES Il BRo
for payment; and those ind eh ted to the firm
will make payment to & 4 MILES BRo.
q. Z MILES,
JOHN N. JENNINGS,
r. M. MILES.
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NXT ANTEU-1nmedIately
w 10000 s L l. S =,
Delivered on the line Of the road between
Richmond and Aqua Greek. Dimensions ::
s feet long inches diameter at small end,
smoothly hewn to a thickness of inches,
clear Of any defect calculated to impair
strength. No stills will be received under
size.
TERHs-For white or post oak, 40 cents each,
cash, OF IS cents mont tbs; for red or chestnut
oak 80 cents each, cash, or IS cents m onths.
For further information, apply to Section
Masters, on line of road, or to
VIM. N. BRAGG, Sup't Road.
Office R., +. Il p. r. X. Co.,
Richmond. Jan ~, 1862 Ia Cts
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was commI,,sd :.
IL the Jail Of the county Of Hanover. ON ~ !"
10Th day OF June last, q. g runaway, Nee
Woman, calling herself MILLY, and ssv, Az:
the property of Peter Puliiam OF the citv a, d.,
mond Va. The said Negro is OF dark Commas nav
ion, and Is about four feet ten inch.a ill.,.
and about 30 Years of age and has a -
on the right shoulder--a scar on same sbou,d,,
The said Negro had on when committed An q,
brown Csiieo dress. The owner of the sad Negro
charges, aud take her away, else she will be- ass,
with as the law direck.
G. s CHISHoLME
Acting Jailcr of Hanover county Va.
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OUNAWAY "A nsgro nov b. ~ --------.
III. I'D hsi been staying with h. sos
msstef 81 EvAosrvrt. kai WAS tns,, - yenns
started home with . man BY the Am. -, saa
y Horst, and the train loft BIN AZ Ri h,
Va. The said boy 10 etout 80 year. ~ s.1avills,
complexion. about feet or 10 inch. ~ dsri
His general weight IL about $50 pound. tn-
person taxing ny the said ocy, will hsve H.. Amp
no 81, 10 . :S,ns sale and will pay III sas s.s
J. w. ALsoBaoov.
fe l7-In Viii Town, H..
DUN WAY.-S5o REWAKDLFo, -
III rest snd cnnhuemeut Of nv bo, rn ,ne q.
that / get him. he IL II yeas old: sS.'.;'o
inches IN height; spare built; b,iah, rs,!~
color, ana meek countenAnce; had en- a H,s.'stso
simere jacket and gray pants no shses. - ~
tiouehed hat. dc was Ia Rich mond hi, nv
ms rairoad depots, pi etenoipg 70 BE- free ma
Ing to hire himself to soldiers to 70 to ~
1 will give the above reward if csugh, 4. 49,.
Hector Davis, E.q. ROBT. DUNLOP ~ 70
= - -. --------------- Yese'sours
DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-was comri,,.;
III the Jail Of the county Of Hanoys, sE %
I'd day OF September last, % a runaway ne
Boy. calling himself LEVI BRUINGrovS esrs
claims to BE- free. The said Negro ia A. sha
complexien and Ii abont s feet ipches h;ss ase
10 about ls years of age, has a scar oo rass sd
an leg. The said Negro ID on when cor'- Ini
pair Of brown Jeans pants and sllr, 80
itary cap, end IL supposed to have esesnsa ai'
some military company. The owns. Of ..,s non
gro is requested to come forward, pro " n,oS AZ
pay cnalges and take him away, else h. Win \.
dealt with. a. the law directs. VIII %
U. s. CHISHOLM
10 17-2awCw W.
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w ANTED--A fea


N. ANTED--A few
w RECRUITS.
Fer 20 IA. First Maryland Regiment.
a lew good Recruits are wanted fer the
sirous OF connecting tGam selves TT the war.
Will immediately apply, as the 70 II Of The
company Is almost full Any information
can be obtained at WAsroS & WnLIAMSs,
Pearl street, between Main and Gary.
VIM. 0OLDSBORUUGH,
Captain 60. A. .st Maryland Reg't.
AT ANTED-To hire, By the month or
Flour Barrel CHOPPERS,
70 ,sis 70 q 'a' country 1 NRS s. to PHILLIPS
VkI ANTED-A 0OUD FILE CUTl Err
w To one who understands the business,
perm anent situation and liberal wages will
W S D6wNER. Mil. storekeeper,
fe 1876 Corner 7th and Canal SITS.
wv An Z D
w Al pair Of heavy, well broke
MU L Z 8 F.,
+. l4-ts JNO. J wERTH, Agt.
Nv ANTED.-ArTENTIOA MAKYLADERs
wanted, immediately, ! few able. bodied MEN,
for Company 3D." First Maryland Regiment, to
at Recruiting Office o, 18th st., under Exchange
Hotel, from 9 to 5 o'clock
JAS r. HERBERT, Captain Go. d.
fe '4-i2.* First Maryland Regiment.
VAj ANTED-NE0RO LABOR The James
w River and Kanawha Company wants to
HIRE negro OARPENTERS and LABOR ERS,
to work on the repairs of the Canal during the
present year. Liberal wages will be paid, and "a
TONS clothing, and medicine and medical attend.
ance furnished. For further information address
the undersignsd, In this city, or see the Compa-
ay's Agents along the line Of the canal, who are
authorized to hire.
Is. L. OHINN, Supt
ia l5--dh J. r. anA X. Canal.
ANTED-ATTENTION YOUNG MEN
w OF HANOVER. WANTED, Immediately,
recruits to ELL up the ranks Of the Hanover Troop.
A bounty CT so will be paid each recruit. Re-
cruitinz office at Ashland. Apply 10
W. Il. NEWTON,
Csptsin Hanover Troop, Co. q, 4th c.,
Or Sergeant 4. p. WINSTON,
fe l7-d6tsw2tk Ashland.
NOTICE.,
NOTICE II
I wish to employ twenty .fve BLACK6MITHS
aud twenty FIVE WHE 'MWRI0HTS, TO work for
tie Army Of the Pot nae, tat or near Manassas
station. Liberal wager paid for good workmen.
ALI RED NJ. BARBOUR,
Chief Quartermaster Potomac District.
Cantreville jan l. 1861 ia 1l-eodln
VKYANTEU-
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HOTELS.

NOLUMBIAN HOTEL
~ RICHMOND, vIRaIslA,
u. w. SPICER L CO., Proprietors.
q. b. LUCK, SuperiD tendent.
II. Z. HUaEsoH and s. b. TYLER, CLERKS.
e.. w. SPICER,
ia ely N. w. HARRIS.
~ Wing and Enquirer publish three
months.
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w GOOD COOK.
Apply at WESTON W1LLIAMS'S,
fa l3-6t No IL Pearl street.
w ANTED-An experienced and industrious
w s A W Y E Z,
To run q steam saw mill at the Carbon HUI Mnea
In this county. JNO. ], WERTh.
fe Its Agent.
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The dersiened will continue the SAD
DLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS at the
old stand Of Miles, Jennings Il Co., under
the firm Of G. Z. MILES & BROTHER, and
solicit a continuance Of the patronage SO
literally bes towed upon the late firm.
0.Z. MILES,
fe l2-ts Il. NJ. MILES
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IEy ANTED -lMMEDIATELy-A nCHCOL
w TEACHER, to take charge of a SID all
maze School in a private family, near the city
Only such a, are ex empt from military duty need
Apply. Address Il X SRA" Or cal at SMITH g.
ii akWOODS. a. II clock III, on Main street
. lch;oond. fe IS-2t