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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
srArExISrs BY orHER CORRESPONDENTS.
A speoisI desna,cb to the New York Tribune Ga,

This fight of to-day Ffday) cannot be described, save
by memorandum OF the positions respectively held by
opposing parties at It's Close and by the list of killed
and wounded, the Confederate eide, however, it
characterized by the seadast old policy fer which their
leaders 10 be 60 much hOnored OF pouring fresh and
esger troops upon weary men, aud eDdeavorr 10
crush with superior weight Of he and vastly superior
exhibition Of force.
Twice, all along the front, did the bloody and deter
mined attack cling TO lines Of battle and rh.
ps and redoubts. Porter Numbered on them With ~
cannon Sumners, Hooksr's, and Ayree guns, reaped
them with very death harvest Their loss 10 killed and
wounded horrible. We but debate if cur dead,
wounded and missing equ, those Of the Seven Pines
exceed theirs Ia the meantime, Notwithstanding the
dsproportion Of numbsrs the Union line is at every
point Obout where in the morning, and the heroes
behind il are in heart.
From Another correspondent:
SAVAGE STATION, Saturday jane 2s, A. M.-During
last night the Smbulances engaged bringing in the
killed and wounded, and mUrning Was breaking about
500 bad been brought in. A careful estimate Of our
loss sets the figures of killed and wounded up to this
time (6 A NJ at 200.
The loss OF the enemy Is reported all hands as be
much larger, their dead lying, officer reported
saw them In ravne, piled up "as thick as hres On
u bowl Of sugar"
The railroad from Savage Station to White House,
found well sulrded, especially at Dispatch Station Ga
my arrival al White House, found that GIn. Mcclellan
bad ordered that all civilians should leave that place ILL.,
medistey.
A train ives coon after arrived there) sent up to
Dispatch Station, but the engineer came back, stating
that the station in the hands of the enemy, and be
left his tan and returned through the woods
Late in the afternoon of Friday General McClellan's
heaG qlartos removed the C1ckahominy ick
TO S,vages alton, also all the wagons, number
ing thousands ammantion comnissary stores forage
catle-in short, eVerything-Were all moved back to
| Savage's Station.
General Mcclellan IVES on the battle field during the
whole Of the first day and returned to his headquarters
apparently well pleased with the progress Of affairs.
In our st OF killed aud wounded will be found repre-.
| scented 81 r. gimen.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
rnS DISTINCTION OF sroRrs.

The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press, writing
fom Fortress Monroe states tina. the affair Of Saturday
,s-of which very few particulars have Gs yet been
made public-was much more Of battle than the en-
gagenent Of either T ursday or Friday. The Federal
troops are said TO have fought with Astounding courag
and 10 have held their gre uud with unusual teBacity
Oonfederates being driven back with great loss but cv'
erpg their ground tue arrival oil reinorcsmens "ln.
deco" we are tod he slaughter upon other zelda Gu
ring THE war has been anything TO compare 10
ths" What ia most remarkable, however, in tbs state
nent is the reputed fact that whilst II John Po'teis
division was driving back the Uonederatcs at every pon,
an order arrived from General Mcclellan directing the
ycorors Pederss to fall back the Chckahominy
The same correspondent states that on the same day tour
trains Of cars loaded with forage ordered TO Des
pa CD Staor but meeting with the Confederate piekets
we're backed down nearly 10 the White House, where the
cars with their contents were burned aud tho four To-
comotjyes were blown uo 'This great loes =" he
adds but enhanced by the destruction OF stores
at he White House, everything there being 10 flames.
E! CANT ambulAnces and loaded bsggige wagons we're
rolled down the river bank and there being no time to
burn them, were cast into the river"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
NOTICE.

be eusbcd the umodAte the large
rum2er OF persons seeking Information cne.rolng NIL
the Arny 10 ten rAry removed TO the Bank
4 virgin opposite the post oe IA lArse and mmod tps
up stairs Pc Masking INQUIRY will conf them
selves such as n y hAy. believe tler Killed, sound
ed missing Cheers aad p stopping Ia the city ~ hoe
wat ouses nd much 20 'her sdVAn &c Aid The
q n r friends 10 end their names that ma an
inquI les r h.m Per ous living Il distance and avn
without ins the Information heg desire mar address us tno
Office and her nupic Aots v receive prompt ~
tsnou 9esiy replies Pastors n the an rent hurche' in
q'etd to impress ID ng-tgAticns TOE IN
pItlu, seud lis Of sick undsd 90 der
hsY nav have 20 icr no 'ses Wing Ia writing the full name
state o. the gmrnt aud ,npany 10 ~ h
trey being Newspapers thr0u hout the uhern Co fedora
rrgu sd O. notice he Establishment Of his ofce and cali
a uhEc 70 =, the OF c.Iag llio:ma
To- o.. t,,lF Livnts ia he army
wa oRoCRER
Ia'ys Pupt AMY Int one.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
MONTY AND sToCHs.

At the stock board in New York, on the Sd iust.,
stocks fell from TO 10 per cent. Virginia stocks were
qaoled at 53.
The New York Post, OF Wednesday afternoon, says :
Stocks took strong downward surge to-day. The
continued silence Of tie Government in regard TO tlirs
before Richmond produces an uncomfortable feeling
which il further Increased by the call for three hundred
thousand trooIs Toe market would rally very quickly
upon the slightest good neWs from Washington, aud this
NAV come at any moment. Prices seem to be controlled
almost entirely by news from the seat Of The quick
demand for money also not without It's influence upon
the respective stocks these being somewhat disturbed
by the active shfing Of oaps After the board the DIS
pOston 10 sell increased, aud New York Central sold
down to go Erie 35 2; Michigan guaranteed 90 IL
The feature OF the bond lis: is the weakness 10 some Of
the railroad mortgages which have rapidly advanced Of
ITO Toledo and Wabash seconds fell to 60. Michigan
Southern seconds So. Illinois Central construction TO
81 Government stocks are 3 Sal per cent lower but
without any pressure - SELL The 7S0 notCs quoted
at tie close ll SIS, sales.
The money market little uneasy, and the rate on
call is fully rer cent. The decline in stocks causes
many changes Of loans No tIanssctoLs can be
es ctsd under per cent, and hese frat csss col.
lateral The gold market Ia quite excited again. 100 l2
i, freely paid for email and large ots The ureasintts
occasioned by the suppression OF from Mcclellan
Deutraz,s the effect Of the fresh supply thrown GU the
market from the payment OF dividends Exchange on
,ndon Is quiet bu: 6rm at 40 S.4 al2l.
The Herald Gays
Yesterday was bl1e day in Wall street. In the alb
sepce of news from Mcclellan tie bears had evesythi
their own way and all kinds Of freely cir.
culasd At the FIRST b1ard the Government 6s declined
shout per ceut, aud railway shares from to per
cent. Al the second board there further fall Of 70
per cent all round After the second board was an
improvement, based on thu reported capture Of Rich
moud Money was about per cent; exchanges
100 "A l2l gold about los Ia,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
HEADQU,RIERs CREw's FARS,
ASSISTANT AAJUrASr GESERIL's OFFICE.


July In, lSrS
/ General Oijsrs, No Y
h.,r General MlgruGer, commsr ding the Centre, re
turns hs TIA X 10 the gallant officers and men, vi
fought under bis orders aud gained victory on the l'
INST overcoming by tber impsuO7iy and tsDscty the
rrsat obstacles OF grouad TIE teri IA fire OF the enemy
"a artillery aad guublA;s AID the uuste!ry Of sups
rior force roDRly posted
This victory, shared by theiN heroic comrades Who
ght on the e gained Important position, sew
al hundred prisoners, tEo pieces OF artillery, great
qaAutues of small arms, and ordnance and medical
stores.
While doing justice to TIC brave meu who i've the
Nior General mouTDs With he surVsors the loss Of
many gallant dead whose heroic self devotion is beyond
81 praise.
living been called by tbs orders OF the Government
70 a ds:ant and important command, to which orders
obedience cannot longer be delayed, Major General Ia
gruder tsks Leave Of the troops under his commsnd
With the deepest F'grst and sasures the tfcers ard
ueo that bis sympathies and beet wishes vii be with
then. wherever their destines may lead.
By command Of Major General hsgrudeF.
A. 6. Dickinson,
A. A. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
Im,pnrInnI.

TIE information tel,srspled from Washington to the
Ne, York RsraF on the a met that the representa-
tive. OF Two Adi-g EurOP Powers hai demanded OF
f-ce,7 tie Immediate discou,iuuscce Of hos,is, is,
e uu., the nos; important even: since the Vac com
MERGED b., Il true the nay turn it 10 the bee; &C
-un, i. to Keep % hguug With all our might. and, il
mo- true .he bee, way to mike it 80 is s to night on
hs re energies of great race battling fer all that
to them. Ia either css, let us yht as Il combat
we're The whole duty and hghes, delight CT human be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
rnKr IRour III. pAr1LE At CAMS.

The army correspondent of the New York Herald
gives graphic account Of the battle Of Thursday and
Friday, from which we take the following;
A sudden emerg,nce OF regiment IRON wood, and
prompt occupation of two rife pits partially in posses
sion of come Of the Pennsyvania reserve, gave the
Goneder.tes an advantage in front of Porter which
they improved during the day. The attack became
general It's severity and the seriousness OF the ISSUE
az felt by the Commsnder.in Chief, were keenly sp-
preciated about o'clock. by the guarded whispering
of the ess that all the public property at White House
Landing had been embarked and all the transports and
vessels under charter ordered to tail under convoy 70
the Hampton Roads The truth at last dATned upon inc
ewes Of the dullest Mcclellan had rot soldiers enough
to fight the enemy in 'front.' and to maintain the bafe OF
his supplies and guard his connection with 1t by rail
road.
Early in the action, Pcrters wounded were ordered TO
remoer hospital than that in which they lay Toe reeu
lars for the FIRST time brought up and set TO wo k
Before noon the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, troops
beyond Gainess mills had yielded the ground TO numbers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
OLD Russ AND YEATHERs.

The New York Sun, of SOh ult, says:
The Hudson River steamboat Armenia conveyed to b,
city fIOm West Point, on Saturday General Scott,
compaued by bic servants carriage and baggage under
circumstances pointing TO early residence at Wash
ingon. w have before Dtmsied that President Lin
coin has found the services OF the old General mill
AIRY adviser, not ghty be dispensed WITH and the
patriotic inclinaions Of Gen. Scott prompt him 20 &C.
cept almost any honorable position near the Preiden,
10 which his lOrg military experience may be Of benefit
10 the country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
LATER FROM LINCOLNDoM.
ANKEE ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLES BEFORE

YANKEE ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLES BEFORE
RICHgoND- EFFECTS OF THE REVERSE, ETC.
The Erquirer has received Northern papers of the
4lh inst. The news is highly Interesting. The most
Important item is that the Federal Government has
been formally notified by the Ministers of two leading
European Powers, that the war must be Immediately
brought TO a close. So telegraphs from Washington
the core spo adent Of the New York Herald.
The New York Evening Post contains statement
that Lincoln mas issued proclamation for 900 more
troops.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
HESEs,L ORDERs,

In uursu nee NJ orders from the War Depar' mem,
dsted Ny 2Si, 1862 n jor General J. AAGRUDER IL
-alsvsi FROM cuty with Is Army, that he may obey
d , ir,tuei'o,s Of the GOyernnin.
The Ccsas.ou s appropriate for or'ring tribute to
tNe ssry oss Of tbi9 ds'iI Gu'Shed Officer During an
-lroug vesrs csUpaign, Le oss held II c7cck greatly
srnTicr force 81 tse Enemy and by ac:yity zsl eC-
durarce and skill, supplied the want OF numbers. 10
us NJ ra,irg tie character Of the Southern Soldier,
r General Asgruder has deserved The thanks Of the
A-n7 asd the people ard will carry to his new Fed
heir CO. tee, hopes for the achievement: OF new sue
II Command Of G,nsrl Johnston.
A p. Mason, A. A. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
. CONFLICTING crlslos-rHE YAsKEE LOSS.

The New York World expresses, editorillly, the
opinion that Mcclellan has materially improved his po-
on and has so projected bic force by natural BARRIERS
and by the covering FIRE OF the gunboats that "he lie
master Of the situation and may kugh defiance at bis
enemies"
despatch dated Fortress Monroe, % Instant P. n
says:
The steamer Daniel Webster has just arrived here,
rom City Point with upward Of 500 wounded Oh board
gentleman who came down 10 charge OF them, informs
ne that yesterday the SIKH day that the battle has
oeen going on With the mos, terrific fighting the sun
hs ever shone upon l. has extended whole length
:, chr lines We have lost great many men in killed,
wounded and missipg-probably 10 600 to 10000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
FREMONT RELIEVED OF HIS COMMAND.
The following order explains the retirement Of Fro
mont from the "grand Union army:
WAR DEPARrMIEr,
washington, D. O., Juae "a, 1852

Washington, d. O., Juae u. 1852 !
Aojor General jain q. Fremont having requested to
be relieved from the command Of the Frs. Army Corps
Of the Army OF Virginia because as he says, he posi-
ton assigned him by tie appointment Of Major Gasers
Pope IS Commander in Chief OF The Army OF Virginia
is subordinate and inferior TO those heretofore held by
him, and to remain in tho subordinate command now as
signed would, as he says largely reduce his rank and
consideration In the service
Il is ordered by the President that NJ General John
Q. Fremont be relieved from the comm md
Second--That Brigsdier General Rufus King be aud
he is hereby assigned the command Of the Fret Army
Corps of the Army OF Virginia, in place OF Gen. Ere
mont, relieved
By order of the President.
EDwIS N. STAsroE
Secretary Of War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

The correspondent Of the New York Times states that
Gen. Fremont was relieved Of his command 10 come
quence of bis having boas.ed of great victory at Gross
Ksys when we we're actually repulsed With terrible
loss" The War psrtment thus lost COZ :ence in the
candor Of the Commanding General If this be the fact
what ia become of General Haleck whose magnificent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
DIED,

In CunberIaai county At O'clock NJ, on Sunday 6h inst
JOHN OUsRIE, Jr In the ssh yeas Of his age.
BIS funeral Ill from his re'elte on Broad be'see'
2Ita Ald IS streets Tutsd.y Inst Al O'Clock NJ
The friends Of the FAM mi ed 20 attend.
IluL THus As CONE OF Co apSuy ISM Georgia VAlun
tesr. Who wounded bapery Ga nes Mills Fri
" June ga died from LmpuAlon u the liI leg July h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
Cen raj uas5udsT.

We believe it is ge4eEaly kuOsu tbs: his distinguished
Ger has been assigaed to neE and important com.
m.ud We publish tie OEde3nakiDg the change, aud
.,9oupany it by one from himself cOngratustiDg snd
commencing the troops who fought so horocaly under
hi, lead in the bloody battle Of Tuesday evening last
HEAnorAEIERs DIPT % NORTHERN Va,
May 2@.t, 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08

Tle armies beDE Richmond, 90 !Ar as is known,
G3ntain The positions and status heretofore report
cd A mattcr Of corr ctuEe only, incline to the
opinion that the game ia for the present played out
The position row held by the enemy gives him the
0sost; Of his gunboais, in both the James and the
ChiekahOminy, and is in other respects one that
n,eEpOsss unusual difficulties end pers in the way Of a:
tsck And as it is not to be expected that Mcclellan
~. be ready for offensive operations, pre-
pared for a interval OF uon-ac,on. Bu', as have
ssdy remarked, this is eori'etu'al Only. The Peters
burg Ezo,,5 Of yesterday gives the statements Of
so-s iron the Sou Inside Of The river opposite MeCsl-
igls 3o0lon as vel a. jessr;srs and slFssgers Wh,
have s'ed over from biz army that be has rsil
io-ced siih 6i,esa t-eHty thousand trOcps repre-
ss ted 10 be from the valley Of Virginia These inform
Elt' ihe toser;srs, AsO state that a portion Of BarU
sides roeTs from North Carolina hal lined AcCClls
bs'V-e as Essrsa, began. TIE river from Wes,oyer
Berkeley sscGIzd sitb Ylskss craft Of all descrP.
uogG
rne e.ss.ter. congrl:u.A,es the victorious Army il
Ghs ISI1Pins hau-s5us .ssns.
40 IHE ARHY II EASTERN VIRGINIA.
RICas,SD, jay oh, 1862.
soLcIEEs II oO1Sra,ul.e ygu on tse series Of bril-
5l- 'eosss, wac-, uud-r favor c. vine Providence,
- have i'ey SOC a. IS The President Of the Coz
iotrAe ste5 90 hgarIy tender 20 yCu the thanks Of
'ae eJGnFy, S1cs 1T cause YOU 1ay5 50 skiliuly
te-Je AlJ secged Le- d-ys $50 invading ~,
sssiI slpt11r % YEA 10 numb ana the ma.Gr.ai u
vs., c1s-'7 sls4slrg' Csri-4 au1 Wanting pro
coined "a sPse1y COZ qlCs- You naTched % StraIs
'ae r-eIy "a his IN .reGy hnenJs 's.l veil directed
myFsGs-.a Sld Ct-b- - valUy va charged upon
n u - DIS ,s-J po-5-s, drove i11m I'D 70 ned
o'sf I7ta-gs Of UOIv ,bIu tl.g,y five UtC5, Aut,
de pie las Esln,--y N .rts, cCuJsirf him 20 seek
5ryiF ur-e- -t cover O. hl 3 J.; J3zts, Wherr he
o. les coGuils 6,iJre Jae arly be 20 htsly de-
u--1 - t1ryr.ygel Silh tnlse tu0ilEAtto1 -
Tue .csll-te WIKI -uoa YOU have born toll nd pgva
t1-p . saialt-y siiG -hich you have catered mo
ea-a sGec1's bAslS must laye been witnessed 70 Be-
t-lJ appreestec, bat grateful people Ill not fail e
s.-5SLS yca- d-ets sld 70 oyzE Oh 10 loved rsmem
o,slcr. Wel nay &c be =, ID OF you .hs; yCg have
'dS1S eaoGg7 for gprv, b. dufy 10 sui ring coun-
irF ard 20 tHeeSuas Of eonstutcnal liberty claims ron
yta ger further StIr, L5- &C. % ytl- pric relax 90
'oilng shich can promOe your ia Orh;ie2cy yo-v
one Slea. ot-e 5eing drive The invader lI0m your
and earring Standards bsyoLc tho outer bu--
a.i.s Of lie CCu--srscv, 20 snrg from 40 u-5cryVH
o-s .0' A' recognition " youE biTihrighg-commur.ty
Independence.
tSEJedi JEEEEE ON DAVIS.
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Th, LaccuIion Bono on Ihe Enemy.

We have means of estimate, & With accuracy the
uuub.r Of the eHemy's killed and wounded in the re-
,eat coubls They eniea-ored to lake With them all
Of tie latter aud the writer OF the Yankee letter 10 oai
columns today evidently suppOses this had been done
or he says "Our sick and wounded at City Point
On james River, and wi be sent home" No;with
standing this We have seen letter from the Yankee
surg ou in charge of the Hospital a: savases Station,
ltr,s,ed 10 one Of our Generals Of Division, in which
re says here are IRON 600 70 800 wOuaded Yankees
d, rha place. aad a. and uaar toe more recent battle
f.d enough to increase the number to over 600 and
perhaps O0O Tee note bears date July SD. At
.-as time tuers we're large number Of wounded Yam
ices III tA- city When the vouudsd were so numerous,
hat in ,bs are mp, to gather all up five or sH housIno
,ers overlooked, NC may well eOaelui de that the Whole
number vas enormous.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
IN ChRREsPoNpRNrs.

- Lsil.r, o. Cuisines p,ssi % addressed 20 s"Eaa0r
I,s EAlg."
AysI sosz boh sides ofaS paper ,og MOI b PssltaA
Tsis a r4ls 0f 0ng snadag ought 70 % kAO,Oa 70 a.
a. ,sl Dc departed froz, Ob,!ry AOsscSs
. - tgAl Ina Grscidrgsf r0r ddpsrilsSrvtRts.
- Essa~a0suAds-tdks 10 v.,az r.ssd e5ua1,-sIoaoaI
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CeFFoS II LIVERPOOL ANTHONY Swanson s Co., u
their Cotton Circular dated Liverpool Friday, June o.

CeFFoS II LIVERPOOL ANTHONY Swanson s Co., 10
their Cotton Circular, dated Liverpool, Friday June o.
sy:
There has daily been a considerable business doing
this we, k the trade having purchased ca more eIten
sve scale than lof time past aud further rise 10
American descriptions Of fully lad per 10, has taken
place. Brszls and Egyptians have both been In great
demand, the former having advanced La. per 10,
and the latter l2i Surats continue in most active
eroury both on the spot and ito arrive and they are
fully Al dearer. Spectators have tskan 2 100 Amer
CAP, 1850 Bahia, $40 Egyptian and $50 surat; ana
there are reported Tor sxpor $40 American, 4SO Par
num- 250 .yptisu, $50 Peruvian, and 40 Surat !;
leaving 40 go bales to the trade. The market opens
with good enquiry. The sales viii probably be 900
bales.
American. All R'nds
Estimated Stock, 9Th Jure 1862, 1870 S24 zoo
d" 7.h Jane, 1861, sss 100 l,l4s $50
Actull Stock at close of last year, 279SlO 622,b6O
Taken by the trade from the s:h January
to Oh June, 1862 626. 100 bales
Taken by the trade from the s.h January
to III June, 1851, =. 9s5 $50
Actual Export from the sh January to
9Th June, 1862, 1877 OSG
Actual Export from the sh January to
7.h June, 1861, - 2S1 ITO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
IN pRINCR KnWARn RnH SALh.-

IL farm Of The late NJ T,e.WLy, nLo rver rrsr
sduey col-Rr FER sale I har 4gaH VI an
ample supply Of and tie bottoms. The dwelling,
y SOY frt1e use, 10 within mile Of The Col egs
, hurch T0Itoftcs.
Price o. see l. sold tbs land Will be put up Al
public he premises Wtt1 lay 18th Of Ausult
T. I. TRCIWAY, IGe.utrr.
TRG,Tpr FRIS7E ElvAkD tjuly 3 is
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CosYIDIRATE sIATls oP AN soA,


Richmond. Va. yu e ZTth l-t2
HIGH price will be paid for aoy gasp ny Of "oo',
n White Who's AMI Poplar Bark Chat CT tic os Pss.!s-J
Surgeon James T JosnsOa Medical Purv,yO Ct osnvis.
VtginlA. ~,
tSrgeon GeIdng, Medical PurveyoF, a. oaado' Viz
Iurgeon Kdder Taylor Msdsl P1rFs,sr 81 aynsLbGIs
isns 3oN1n Lw. JOHNS, Pa v'yor. c. "a
DISSOLUTION OF PAhTaGasHsP.
rt,py cop,ern Of " T. STAPLES CO, ris yed ovng 70
Il N, d ,aih Of Ihes ftsyIes, Cpe VI the pc inss
III bu.n.ss the viii be settled ty TIE aeufe tdT'
wing partner, ". r. Staples ,,o
n. bus5r,, ofW T. sipIes Co. will be eont-ue under
The Zane yIe Jelly st 1894 by the unds dsn-d who beg
lssys 70 tender for pLTouaE exts cet - tb'
for he ast t.a years respectfully solicit oths
JJhS alRrIH,
Gen. Com. Merchants, Bsson Bs-k s:ehd. Va.
Enquirer copy above. I'l eodln
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NOTICK.

mo the So geona u the Hospitals Rchr request that
you hereafter send all yoar orte fr hu'iAs IRON your
several HostItgs ~ my oce, l0h Flank
sire M Instead n1nS them the unierAkers Let the
cs be sent by 81 morning, they can he al
tended ME have arisen BY sending tie orders 70
So Cd. MORRIS. Capt aida ON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
NDTICH,

HAVE my possession neg boy, named DiHIFL Black
about Is years he 20 p R5dden's
i4tr y Of No'ok Sir Henry Relden Of Norfolk hA
the m,nsgcnent Of him would ov glad II the would
forward prove pr petty ard take POSSESSION Of him Ny
a id s,s Green hiH POST Ihre, Campbell etuly, Va.
ies-lv JANIS l.. POlNDENTER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-08
ALLEGHENY sPRINGs,

TIVE great plumber Of applications for board has ndneed
Prtpre,or 10 open tn place II Will kept In As good
Style a. the circumstances Of the country vii admit
viii leave the train st shaSsVe stAonornbns
sss VIII be n waiting 70 them 81 mles, ione Springs
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