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NTUAKT's HORSE ARTIl.LERY


WANTEu-ONE HUNDRED MEN, TO,
the above splendid Battery Of eight pieces
BIakely Guss aud Howitzsrs-to aot Is Horse
ARTILLERY. Every cannone.r mounted with Cen
Stusrts Cavalry Brigade. Army Of ,tomss. !
am acting under the following orders:
"H1ADoRs. CAVALRY BRIdADl,
Ocnueville February q, ls6l.
Capt. Jno. Estsn Cook. Voluutt sr Aid to Brig.
Gen. Stuart, IL hereby ordered to proceed to
Richmond, on recruiting service for the Stuart
Horse Artillery. He will be governed By the
rules and regulations for recruiting Of the A. and
l. Generals Dept. 9. 8. A.
by command Of Cen. Stewart.
"W e. ToWLEs, A. A. 4. 0en'!"
This viii be the finest battery In the service.
Every oannonoer Il mounted, with hcrse and &c.
eoutremsnts furnished By tho Government. The
company, which 10 nearly made up, will be In
bsr is obtained there will be An election Of ofa.
GERS. and the battery will IA the dsld.
The ordinary bounty of $50 paid. All persons
wishing to Join this company are 1sque.ted 10
address me BY letter. ct Richmond, or apply at
the Recruiting Once OIL 'stts GoddinA Hall,
18th street, 70 me or to RoB'r D. WARD, Erq
Uhs-sv JHo. RsrEN COOK.
ApJ'r AsD INSPECTOR 0sIEsAL's OFFICE,
v,pp Rich% S%S,I March S IN. 1882.
General Orders, No .. issled March LIST
1882 proclaiming the suspension Of all civil
Jurisdiction, with tho exception Of that Of
tho Mayor Of tho city Of Richmond within
tho city and the surrounding country to the
distance Of ten miles, 10 hereby so modified
as to permit the Courts TO take oognizance o.
tho probate Of ills, the administration o1
the estates OF deceased persons, and the quail.
fcation Of guardians to enter decress and or.
ders for the partition and sale OF property, to
make orders concerning roads and bridges
to assess county levies, and order the pay:
ment OF county dues.
By command of tho Secretary Of War:
NH s%iW Ad,'t. and Inspector q; et asan.
RIUTIUE ALI Nom oers Of the HASoVER
~ ARrILLB8Y now at home on furlOugh are
required, by order Of Major. General MaEru-
der, to return to their company imm ediately.
count Of sickness, must return, II able to do
any duty. All recruits for the company will
epply to me, at my residence, where they will
ha mustered Ia and receive cor ti1cates to enA-
BILE them to get transportation free. They
Will receive the usual bounty Of go when
'n'' ''@'A 40 '' VIZ. 4: ronrA1rE,
Lieut.. and Recruiting Oticsr
NH 6-St& for Hanover Artillery. r
- Ally! HALLY!l RALLY! Re.
X cruits wanted for tho oldest Regiment OF
Volunteers In tho y. 5. Army i-Oompany b,
OF the LIST Virginia Regiment, having re.sn :
listed for the war, . number of recruits are
the law. Fifty recruits viii be At once 70.
csived ON application to the undeFsi9ned.-
Fifty Dollars bounty will DO paid tmme diately
on enlisang, and subsistence and transports.
ton will also be fornished Apply To-
Lieut.. W. W. HARRISON,
Recruiting Of1cer,
At No. 8 Tent st., bet. Vain and Cary.
NH st.
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Gen. Winder.

The appointment OF Gen. J. II. Winder,
rs B,tgadier. General, was to-day confirmed
by the Senate. He has for some time been
Acting Hrigedier, and commAndant Of the
DEPARTMENT Of Heurico.
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NOR HIRE.-Bsing about to discontinue
IL housekeeping. have for hire By the
month or yssl, GIRL. vita . child eight
washer, and ironer, and tolerable ssamstress.
Also, . likely BOY, IL years old, for his VIC.
tuals and clothes. whers he will be we'll
treated. Apply opposite the Catholic Church,
on Grace street. 70 JOHN A. JETER.
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NH z

BEAUTIFUL SUBUAnAN sol OENJE Ii
ID SIDNEY On 0kUVH ct AND 20 ACRE
A.vt8 ADJOInING. FOR SALE AZ AUG.
TlON.-At the request OF DR. r. w. Roddey, We
shall sell at public auction, the premises O.
MONDAY, che i7th March. 1862 IT 4 O'Clock r.
L., thst largo, beautiful and very as,rst tive newt,
erected dwelling recently in his occupancy ns.ud-
ing large GtcEen, stable, carriage ouss, ana hand.
some green house. The dwelling il built In fine
style and lot only well and cow nentty arranged,
out L. among the most arch tsctursl In design -
After the aas Ct the dwelling ald tn lots attached
to 1t, tho remaining lots will % soid in PARCELS to
suit the views Of bidders This properly Is In q
very improving part OF Sidney, and whore real
sEtsts il in good demand.
TERAs.-Ons-tbifd cash; balance at and y
months, for negotiable notes, i.tessst sdeed, Be-
cured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
or 1864 to b paid by the purchaser.
nh 0UDDiN & AtPERSON, Aucto.
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LOST, BTlzAYKD, 30
T OST-A yellow. brindle PUP, about halt
IL grown; years cut had on chain col.
leather collar. A liberal reward will be paid
for his delivery to me, ON 23d street, between
Broad and Grace streets.
NH s-3ts GEO. BELL.
+ OST-Bstwsen the u. y. Treasur-r's Of
IL noe and Church Hill, SIX rY-fIVE
DOLLARS, In Oonfedera 70 notes. The finder
will be rswarded BY leaving It with
WM. b. REED,
NH site At City Post Once.
I OST-A Terrier PUPPY; black, With
yellow spots aboet his head. and tan.
ring about his Aeck. A reward OF two dol
lars will b paid BY his owner II returned IT
the Ballard House Hair. Dressing Saloon.
nh 6-lt*
TKAYAD-On 18th February, from Adsms's
y Store, six miles below Richmond HORSE
Or MARI, auppossd 70 Be- gray, and branded O.
3 suitable reward viii be paid # returned to
the undersignsd: II found In posssssion Of any
psrssn. hey viii b li.bls to c.imina. prosecution
NH e-6t Is Pearl street.
q 1 n REWARD.-Strayed from the owner.
DlU on Wednesday, 9th instant, q fine,
young, red COW, believed to have ut this
tine acssfby her side. No particular marke
recollecisd. The above reward will be paid
By delivering the said Cow 70
NH S-st No. 10 Main street.
OTTO E.-Tnrre was brought to my
MULE. Tho owner will come forward,
prove property. pay cAarges, and take her
away. 1OBERT REID,
NH S-St% Stables 9th street.
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hhds. N. q. SUGAR,
For sale on CONSIGNMENT. by
NH S-3t TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
HOFFEE SUGAR.
bills. Coffee Sugar.
On consignment and for sale by
NH S-St TARDY Il WILLIAMS.

TLlxIR OALISYA BARK-This prepa.
H. ration has been tested and highly ap-
proved by our best hysicians, as one OF the
most acceptable smedies known for patients
enfeebled by low fsvers, night sweats, &c.
It ts en- agreeable, stim ulatin2 tonic, giving
tone to the digestive organs, aad may be
safely taken By the most delicate. Prepared
and sold by
MEADE T. BAKER, Pharmaceutis's.
mhS lS6 Main st., cor. above p. u.
COAPS, nOAPS.--loO dog. French Toilet
- Soaps. very superior, just recetvsd and
for eale hy =. w. POWERS,
mho DRUGGIST, cor. Main and 18th SITS.
DxL8AM OOPAIVA and Ohioroform, for
ID sale In lots 70 suit, at
mia ~ Main o.. 90. aeove p. D.
n Uomh0, Inlis Rubber and BaE. Oombs
i kandsome assoftneat, lOr sale cheap b.
mh 9 r. ", POWERS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lfAHAN'S FIELD FORTIFIOATION6,
WEST & JOHNSTON,
l<6 Main street


TREATISE ON FIELD FORTIFIOA.
TONS. Containing Instructions on the meth
oAs Of Laying Out, Oons.ructing, Defending
and Attaching Hntrenchmsnts, with the gen.
era outlines. also. Of the arrangement, the a..
tack, end defence Of permanent Notifications
By b. II. Aahsn, Professor Of Military and
Owl Engineering In the United States Mill
tAry Academy. at West Point, New York.
Fourth edition, revised and enlarged cen
.aining all the plates. Price e2.5o.
TEE BATTLE GALL. 4 Southsrn Lyric. By
II Wv. (McCord Vernon. THIS = one 81
the fhss. lyrical poems, called forth BY our
suuevle for Independence aAA Nationality.
rom the gifted pen Of Mrs. Vernon. better
knowu a. Ars. MsCovl In literary circles
Inahis nse, wpxu, and patriotic e6uslon, the sev.
srN pecuIsriues end shaFscteristics Of the fifteen
southern states ae psstrsysd With master .s h.AS
uromo, he sons Of Tie <eath, - deads Of valor
.nd cAivalry. savestsd 70 u WORDS Of poetic
IRE.
The BATTLE GALL" hos been pronounced By
sompstsnt and sxpsrisnesd esiAcs, ono d The
MOS. vigorous and spontaneous mental creations,
growing ont Of the present war.
Prcs-TEH OxNrs.
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hAUQ'RS DEPT. vi n cNkIoU,t
Rionmond, Va, March J, 1892. :
BNERAL ORDERS, No OIL. Golonsl
(T John q. Porter IL appointed Provost
III shall Of the city Of Richmond, and Capts.
A, q. 0odwln and j. y. Maynard are xp-
poin ted Assistant Provost Marshals.
All comm unicatlons, verbal or written,
concerning passports or the location OF
guards, must b made to the Provost Nar.
shall.
II. The city Of Richmond is divided into
two military districts, by y line commencing
at Mayos Bridge and running up l4th to
Main street, thence up Main to Governor or
18th street TO l2.h street. thencs mp 18th street
TO the limits OF the city.
The district east Of said line Of division 10
under command of Oapt. A. U. Goodwin, anu
tho district west Of said line Is undsr tho
CO nmand Of Capt. J. u. Maynard.
III. Samuel Aacoubbin Il appointed Chief
of Police.
BY order OF Brig. Gen. JONI H. WIIDER.
NH S-6t L X. PAGE, A A. q.
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aENTLEMEN'S LIST.

| Ashmore Gen J ID
Ancrum Jno L
Atkins H 4
Angel H V
Appech y H
Ashlive u H
| Ashford Ohas
Archer Peter 8
Allen r
Allen VIM b
Anderson Col VIM d
Ashberry Opt Joel ID
Brock u w p
Baurd ID w
Burtch ID s
Bowls Delaware
Bowman W d
Bevans d H
Butler T. N
Boyd f Holmes
Barker Geo w
Ballard, Han i %
Bennett T l.
Barry VIM 50
RarPott ThOS
Brown VIM
Baldwin VIM NJ
Barker VIM p
Bailey VIM Thos
Brown W p
Bennett VIM
Bonner W G.
Buford 9th La
reg't)
Baylev A H
Beall BENZ +
Black Thos q
Butler Thos
Browne Bailey
Brent Jn0
Brooks Geo
Baird J DE-
Bou.char Jno
Blake JnoJ
Brudger Jno NJ
bailey Jno +
Barney Jas M
Boar tnc w
Hrady master Jack
Bulefout Jno
Baker J K :
Buckley Jno
Brftton Jas W
Bond Juo M
Bradford ] Al
Browne .JoetA
Burnett ] A
Brown p A Il
Boyle Peter
Boshringer +
Brortcn X A
BYane E II
heck L
Bennett Thad
/ Bresden Thos
Ourrte A J
CaWthorn w B
Oolstcn Opt B 3
Orumpt Opt s Il
Uole Opt 30
OnEpholl Samuel
Cox 3ich'A s
Oro0 Reagin
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R8CEHTLY PUBLIeHRD!
CAUSE AND OONTRAST.-An Essay on

RECENTLY PUBLIeHRD!
Asp oos "a w. s;s:X On
This truly beautiful. genial. and profound
lxodsction Of genius and patriotism has met
with success in the sunny South unparal.
ksd and unanticipated In the short space
4 two and half months, nearly ten thou
san.t copies Of 1t have been sold. and the
prA Sss Of all who have read 1t are spen tame.
ous aNd unqualified. It IL not on ~ the best,
S,. ~ most charming Southern book ever
While II Aessrvedly ranks among the most
popular and brilliant OF publications. our
nanh are doc nevertheless to the reading
public and the press tor their prompt recoS.
niuon Of It's diversined merit. since 1t ausurs
VII Tar our future southern literature.
THE SOUTHERN SPY. Letters on the Pol.
10y aid Inausustion Of We Lincoln We,
mond and elsswhsro, By Edward A. Pollard:
Of virgins. author Of BLACK Diamonds"
phes Soc
Beverly Tucker. Of Virginia, in the South.
en Conven ton. held 1t Nashville, Tenn,
April 18th. 1850. 30.
A NEW and complete Map Of Tennessee and
county and rail roads, and showing the
positions OF Forts Donelson and Henry
NAP Of tho sta.s Of ynginis: q.
NAP OF the scat OF War In Virginia. d.
In press, and win be published on Monday.
aoz Is xnDvss's LETTERS TO BILLY
TWINS. By the Editor Of the Southern
Literary Messenger. e0c.
VIII Be published. April LIST:
DE WERE. A Story Of rlestans and PAtri-
ss as,.n'i ply By Henry w. Hiii'ard' Of Ala
Wien every worldly thought utterly forsaksn
Comes the starry midnight felt BY lilies CITED
1tsa VII the spirit from its earthly sieep awaken
10 being moro intense, moro spiritual, and
80 doth the soul awaken
Like thai youth 70 nights fair queen.
1Se awakening Of Endymion.
n. B.-rAis remarkably brilliant book
would have been ont early this mo1kh, were
~ not for the necessity Of sending compost
or Int the Oolfedsrate service. We we're
ssvtns this work stsfeotyped In Nashville,
n on! delay tbs appearance Of the work about
Visit 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Bookseller.
Mns-at l>S Msin a.. Rich maaA VI.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ZAP Of Kentucky and Tennessee. 81 and l3s.
sosn Of I'LL ~ or Art Of Correspondence %oc.
of Prayer, loathoiic) IS, n and 7s,.
A..nasa's Field Foraasations. $50
GpenoHs Of the Future. ~ e. Rualn. i
so,sssas' and q s Hsi fn asS Prom
lazy J. q: PsTihiil soc.. or b. mn cj Sse
. s.s and Drsss Of the Army. o.
'' published and for sals q
uhs 60 J. ". H1QDOLPHH
6oo0eo5e and 0tadeyy.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HkAt Q'RS DEPT OF HEnR lCO.l
Ri0nAoBD, Va, March 8, 1862.
y ENEkAL Orders No. A.

1. The proprietors OF hotels aud boarding.
housss will forthwith report to the Provost
Marshal tho names Of oil guests at their
housss, and the naInes Of all white persons in
their employment. a list Of arrivals will also
be Furnished to the Provost MAJ ahal twice
every dug. at the hours OF 10 A. N. and 8
+. III.
IL. Livery stable keepers, aud owners OF
hacks and other pablo vehicles, will report
to the Provost Marshal the location Of their
stables aud the number Of their horses, hacks,
&c. They will also MAKE daily reports OF
persons from the surrounding country put.
ting horses or carriages In their stables.
Ill. No person IL permitted to pass beyond
the corporate limits OF the city IN a hack or
othar vehicle, or on horseback, with Jut q
passport. Drivers OF stage-coaches are spe.
cially forbidden from taxing passengers ut
any point within tho ten miles If country
under martial law, either to transport them
into the city or to distant places, unless such
persons have passports.
by order OF BIigadier General JONI H.
WNDsK, Commanding, &c.
l.. b. PAGE
mhS-lW A A. 0en'l.
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LADuDg' LIST.


blount mrs Julia
Black mrs J b
bowles mrs Ella q
Bose mrsU 3
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Buchanan mrs n A
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Barrett mles Il. A
Beasley mrs T
Bell mlss Anne
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Bradley miss s W
brittingham miss 8
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Burke miss A w
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Butler miss J Jennie
Brown MAS b A 2
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wv IMMEDIATELY
Three COMPANIES, to complete Coz. Fi,z
Oeraifs Rsgimsnt OF Light ARTILLERY, whic.
10 70 b ready for the field In tsu days.
TAts Regiment Is for the defence Of Rich.
moAd, N0rfok and suffolk. Guns, horses,
snd al thar is necessary for light artillery
battery, furnished tmmsdiatsly. Apply 70
Col. ". b. FIJI .0ERALD,
At the American Hotel,
NH SITS Richmond Va
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ADJT GEN'LS OFFIUE, !


HdICQ 7, I6oz.
~ ENERAL OR u E r S.-The Governor
(r having been informed that In some in.
stances the Boards appointed to decide upon
claims for exemption have exempted persons
not authorized BY law, and the duties Of that
Board being clearly denned-Ordersd,t that
mmandnats Of regiments do not regard any
exem ptions which are not authorized by the
act OF. Assembly declaring who shall DO OK
empt. BY commend.
WIN. n. RICHARDSON, A. q.
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TOkks Uohks;... s eros, =. Little =. uorks.
NH \. u. POWERN
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= LII REJRUtF8 Of ThonasI Artillery Will
"a report q my ONCE. on Main bstwses 9Otk
~ 9lst Streets Ut once An falling to do % win
b Advertised II. Il. J. AN6EaN0N.
NH $50 eeerultnS OMcer.
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NALUAbLE lAPhOtED Anal Estate
v IN nANUhH >TER, On HUH SIDES OF
AUL1 oTREhT, FOR y ALE AT AUUTlON.-
VIII be sold At auction. on the premises, on
TAURSDAY, the 18th March. 1862, at o'cik
r. b the following valuable real estate In
Manchester, near the old Earmers' Hotel,
viz: The large brick ana framed Store apo
dwelling on the south aide OF Hull street
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. W. u.
Orew, adjoining the residence OF Birs God
This Il Ill excellent business stand Also.
the large Framed Dwelling. Opposite tn.
said HOtel) now in tbs occupancy Of Mr.
Jones. Also, four Brick Tsnements on tns
square below, we'll suited for stures and
dwellings. These taUements were built b
few years ago, ana a Q conveniently arranged
TEsMs-One.th third cash; balance at q ana "
months. tor negotiable notes, interest udded,
ecured BY trust deed, or title re tained; the
tsxes and Insurance for 1862 to be paid by the
purchaser.
Anls IS u favorable chance to invest money
20 good advantage.
aODDIN l. APPERSUN,
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BY the month,
d for the balance Of the year, No male
Uintng.room SERVANT.
Apply At once to GEO. J. SUMNER,
NH 6-<t Governor ct.
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AUCTION eALRs.
~ 00DDfN ! IPPknyON, I,1.rs,
u,TuRE I,Avs


VALUABLE REAL Estate On MAIN,
" 1rI, AMI FRANKLIN STREETS,
FUR SALE AT AUOTIUN. - Will b sold
ON MONDAY afternoon, Immediately amer
the sale Of the Arlington property the fol.
lowing valuable real estate. Wig: That -.
mHrtnbly we'll built Brick Tenement ON the
north SIDE Of Main street, near to 4th, and nd.
joining the residence Of q. ". Purcell, Eq :,
now occupied by Mr.. Watson. The house has
nine rooms. .bealdes ample servants accom-.
modauOns. 1t Is supplied with gas and water
and all other modern Improvements. 1t 10
admirably we'll located for hrst .claas dwell.
Ing. Afser which viii b sold . framed
Tenement On The sass line OF Attn; between
e1ain and franklin streets, In rear Of mrs.
Dabnsy's boarding house, having front OF
about % Seet. and depth Of l30 feet Aft.r
which Will b sold that new and con vsnisntly
arranged Residence on Tie south side Of
Franklin, between Sd and 4th streets, now
owned and occupied By II T. Htafke, Eq.-
Tbs dwelling has twelve rooms, il furnished
with marble mantels, Gas and water, and Is
very conveniently arranged.
TsxMs-Made known at the hour OF sale.
0OUUIN L AkPE6SON
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w AN T E D. SUBSTITUTES.
will pay $50 for goad 50 sti,utes at my ofass
this morning. This will be the last day.
1HO8. B. kEES,
nh 6-1t. No e. 10Th atreet
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~ AN rED.-fersons oeslring 10 OBTAIN
w reliable
SUBSTITUTES,
Can be furnished this morning. This Will be
the last chance to obtain them before the
draft on MONDAY next. Apply early to
THOS. b. REFS.
nah Sits No. 8, 10th street.
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>" FORTY REURUITs-
song anthoftzed by the Secretary Of Wa
70 raise Heavy Arullsry COMPANY. Usual
oouaty and clothing gtven.
PERSONS wishing to enlist for this service,
wnica mas many ady.n tages over Light ar
dszVous, on l0sh street, between main and
Bank sts. JOAN 7. ROGERS,
WIN. F. ATk1SSON,
mn S-lws 6AMPsON JONES, JR
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NAi AN IkU-IwO young men, OF good ed
w ucauon. natives Of Scotland, (exsmp,
from draft desire to obtain rem unerauvs en- i.
ploypsnt II any kind In which they Gao rem
der the mselves USEFUL. Address "a. Il. N. }"
Dispatch Office. NH S-2IA
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OONFEOHxATW STATES or AAEk.UA, j
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Htc0M0nd, VI, 7tu WHIcu, 1eoS.
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i for Of Recruits from Recruiting stations
20 their Regiments, ofncers Of railroad com.
panies are nouned that the Recruiting On
Gers are authorized to give orders Of trans
poTtauon Tor their recruits, and such orders
persons 10 charge OF the Yecruits. Will b &C.
kuowledgei a. suflicient vouchers for pay.
msut. LAHKIN SMITH.
mhS-l0t Asst @. n. 4ea.
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VxYANTEls-RECHU
wv MA0kUDEk Ll0HT ARTILLERY

,yv ron THE War
C..aasoIelised Citizens and mon over - years
o.o Sooo msn-hsslthy and stzSue. none
osIs!s nced apply. Don't want any but th.
All Of The above deseei ption NAV come ana
We,eome, without dslay. II xou arc offered
nA9n prices elsewhere, come AID know what !
W. give before you close your engagements.
nsnsm per tns prices are higher, much higher,
mn formerly, besides q suit Of clothes An1
Ss0 0oveSnmeut bounty. Come ON this day
cone oeSore 10 o'siock-come aad bring you
ftlo000. fmh Sill L u. RAliAO
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THIS DAY.
By .A6sX. .T}TT :xs:

a.'UkNIiUkF., LU ,A,aS, aROEg
BUTTS, 6o "a III b. sJ.i q. & action. ri
mg store. rhi- Day. 81 10 o'cieeA, let Of
81 hd.hand Furniture, Stuvss, 80: Ready.
moe tio hng. Sh"'a, b0o.s, uossry. tJneS-
'"e % ESQ., Gig re, aal EsLsy 0uo.a
M ALtx MOTT. <Vet..
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La/ A N ID. -MAkYLANUERS, AT.
w TkNTlUN.-Wanted, a few able-bodied
men for Company -, LIST Maryland regiment
80 bounty paid. Apply at the Recr ulting
Once under exchange Hotel.
JAS. r. HERBERT,
NH 12W& Capt 70. y, lsg Ald. Reg.
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