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BUSINESS NOTICES.
EEADQ QUARTERS.

III
SrAuSTog. VA Feb. 3, 1862.
~ LARGE NUMBER OF THE MEM
~ EERS OF COMPANY X, Capt w. Is
BRUcE, Goth Virginia Regiment, have CON
tinusd for a long time to absent hem selves
from their Company without leave. / sub
Join a list of these abseu tees, and hereby give
them notice that unless they report to ne III
S:aunton, W., en- or before the Goth inst,
they viii be treated and proceeded against
Us deserters. The following is tie list Of
absentees:
Sergt VIM L Moore, Corpl w A. Black
well, Corp'l Lewis q. Raglaud, privates
Samuel Adkins, James 4. Blackwell, Joel
RlanKs, VIM Chapman, Vim g Chappeiie,
Gabriel r. Clark, james Goats, JAS Har-
row, J ohm Lloyd, Robert Nc Kinny Mark 4
Noun tcastle I4emuel Satteriieid, VIM Ste
phens, Peyton Taylor, James NJ. Teirli,
Thomas Warren, Richard 4. Wilkins, and
John Mitchell.
For the apprehen sion ana delivery to the
Commanding Officer at Richmond OF such Of
the above parties as shall remain at large
after the Goth day Of FEBRUARY, 1862, here
by offer s. reward of $50 each.
These parties live in the county of Halifax
Va.
BY order of the Secretary of War
II. NJ BELL,
fe S-lW Capt. Commanding Post
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The INVASION OF MExIco.-The French
journals nu hliah the fnlIauinn

We are informed that the last dispatches
received from Mexico have decided the allied
nations to adopt final measures as regards
that coantry, and to occupy It's capital Rntil
q permanent and regular Government Is es.
tabiished there with the free consent:of the
population.
II is announced by a semi i-oficial organ
that France will send to Mexico a body OF
troops equal to that which was dispatched
some time since to Syria. In fact, a regular
campaign is proposed, il that name can De
given to an advance against troops who xiIl,
no doubt, fly at the first approach Of the In
vaders, aud con tent themselves with pilag-
ing aud numbering their own unhappy CHI.
zsns. In the agreement between the spanish
Admiral and the French Captain OF the
Foudre, It was stipulated that, seven after
taking possession of Vera Cruz in ,hs name
Of Her Catholic Majesty, the Admiral Com.
manding in Chief the French forces might
after his arrival cause number Of his troops
equal to those placed there by the Spaniards
to enter the town and fortress" So that II
is plain the French will not allow either
England or Spain to take more active part
in these proceedings than themselves.
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HAAr MounsIIs roa PsIHos ALBssr.-

HALp M0UIlIIa FoR PRINoB ALBIRr.-
Al the grand Preside en- tial party at the "Rs.
publican Court in Washington, says the
with graceful courtesy. She was dressed in
q magnificent white satin robe, with black
douuSs half . yard wide, llOoped with black
lace: and u bouquet Of CAY rs.myrtle on her
bosom. Her headdrees was wreath OF
black aud white flowers. with q bunch cf
cape my rtle on the right side. The oaly or
naments were necklace, earrings, brooch.
and bracelets, Of pearl. The dress was sim = :
and elegant. The half mournihg styls was
assumed in respect TO Queen Vic toria, whose
eldest son had 90 lately been q guest 1T tbs
Presidential mansion, And whose representa-
tive was one Of tns.most disting guished among
the guests on this occaston
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TROUBLE Anoss rHR Fto.1prAxs.-Ths T.

lahassee Florfdiaa and Journal men tions ru-
NOR to the effect that the Governor OF that
State intends to set ct naught the ordinances
OF the State Convention, and to ignore It's
existence. From the earnestness with which
tue Flortdian argues and protests against
such course ON the part OF the Governor.
we infer there is something more than mere
rumor of his in tentious. Though not clearly
stated in anything we have seen on the sp b.
isct, the controversy, we infer, has arisen
out OF certain action on the part Of the Con
vention which the Governor maintains was
not embraced In the objects for which It was
specially called. The appointment Of an
originated the trouble, the Governor, doubt.
less, considering himself amply competent
70 take charge Of a1Airs Of STATE without
any such assistance,
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~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AsD
- HUABU9.-PETERS' IEFALLIBLE re-
NEEDY FOR (3ONNORRH(EA AND ALL SECRET

"a THE GREAT VIRGINIA RkMEDf AND
- HUABU9.-PETERS' IEFALLIBLE RE-
NEEDY FOR 4ONNORRHCEA AND ALL SEC Ret
DISEA ASES.-This efeat American remedy, con
tsining no Mercuris or Baisarnic properties evceis
everything hsretofors offered to the public in liz
curative, restorative and renovsiins mowers; ana
the medical world AZ ssicnisbed wbeu told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, ana
confounded when ley have occnlar denionsiTa
tions OF the facts. out the proprietor, who has
known Of the iremedy for twenty odd years. hes
known of q case OF 20 years standing TO BE- .e'
stored to perfect health, and all other caaes of
shorter duration to % restored without single
exception, and therefore challenges any case Of
GcnnorrhHa which the remedy will not cure pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
hslf dozen bottles, and using accordingly, n h.s
or her case, Le guarantees perfect cure; and in
cases Of failure, viii furnish additional medicine
free OF charge, to complete the cuse, through his
agents; and cure viii be cf.s,:sd wi.hou: iucon
venience to the patient.
Price, per bottle, g. half dozen bottles $40;
expressase from Is to 80 cts.
Sold by APPERsos 4 DUPUY, No COL Broad st.,
and o. A. STRECKEk, Main ST., Druggists, 4 gents
for the city of Richmond Sold. also, hg NJ A &
G. A. SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAs. i. CAMPBELL
and WILso, WILLIAMS, Portamouth, Va.
AL ln-6rH<
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hT EXTRA EARLY PEAS
A supply Of very tine,
Tor sale by
VIII II SCOTT,
Successor to John W. GaTlick,
ia6 Market Place. Franklin ST.
81 HEALTH, HEALTH

-
sz5HEALTH, HAALTH-
BETTER THAN GOLD
MISS MARY SCOyIZLD PKECEPTRE.s, No. $50,
BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMoRE-"7rDta ssran-
gcr ;sap Fiction. This lady suffered for years
With Chronic InHammstory Rheumatism III itsn
malignant fern. Sac first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vacciueted with mat
ter from child Who had the white swelling. FreD'
this TINA to wcnanhocd hor suffe-ngs wer. eI
s-erae-shs never had relief from patn nnt.i Cura,
By HAMPTCNS TINCTURE.
An Extract from tbe Letter.
II often wish my psrants hai Anon cf this rem.
edy when was child, as l believe / should haee
been saved the excrucisttng pain have beer sub
iected to, as well as tbs desornity CT body I I1usi
carry tc the grave and my parents would not ha re
been under such heavy expenses from doctors b. Is
and In sending NE, they did, to the caiebrat, q
Springs in England In search OF health ] wish all
the afflicted world could see and hear the bena
eta havo darived from this Tincture OF Hampton, .,
try to make all seqaaiatei with its virtues VIII
whom | come In contact
"Gen.lemen, am q thousand time. obliged so
yoa, and yoE arc at LIBERTY to use uig Eam0 sQs
Y remain yours 1, gratitude,
MARY a. sCoYIrED,
mo. $50 West Baltipore strostr
Rheumatism, CoGsh, Dyspepsia Debility, Stro.
tala, Eses, Pain Ia she Bde, Back, &c, sre ,urs'
tyi:.
viii be found great n'atUcns fc all thsir lie
eases.
Call and ge: Pamphlets, aud resi nsny ;ts,
most powerful possible certificates OF cures Of sle
shove diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD n Go, Richmond;
by Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by sil the ID. rE
glsts In Petersburg; by MORTIMkR a. NOW
keepers everywhers 81 per bottle AK bottles ss
an i-dGcyTtA
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LOST, STRAHRD. ~.

0 ~ REWARD-A small yellow VA.
DlV LISEand large giszsd cloth OAR
PET BAG. with double lock, were delivered
10 co'ore earman on Monday evening. on
the ARRIVAL OF the evening accom modatt
train from Petersburg. They contained
clothing and some papers Of i'm por tance--
The above reward will be paid for their de-
livery at BIsHoP MCQIl.LS
Near corner of Grace and sth SITS.
fel2-sts
T OST-On Monday evening, my FREE
IL PAPERS. They were in a tin box u
reward will be paid ON their return to this
once K. BUTCHER.
fe 1855 A free man Of color.
NSTRAY.-Camet to my house In Chester
r. field county, January2 q. 1862, a STRAY
MULE. The owner will please come for.
Wsra prove pr0RsHg'yy Pay T ana1sss ard take
Proctor's Creek p o.,
fe l2-3tH Chesterfield county.
= Thursday last. W hite boar SHUAT, with
short tail, and one ear bitten by a dog. ANY
information concerning him will be literally
rewarded. JOS A. ANGLE.
Corner Couts and St. John streets,
fela-2ts Near Poor House, I'd st.
> BLACK RISE,
About nine years old. with q star il LIS inr obesd
and sprupg In boz knees. He hal On ct tho time
he WAS stolen . saddle and Litdle. Any one re-
tui mug toom 10 me, 81 Jos.A L. CGtTy u Stall, al
the First Market, will be iiber,..ly rewarded
fe ll-3ts
ASTRAVED From IL 6 reIiianCe Of tho subscr
- bar, on the 9th, a medium. sized white back
BRiHDLE COW. She had but one horn ANY
person tha. will bring her TO my residence, ION
Bacon Quarter Branch or give iuforinato 30
can get her, " III be literally rewerdsdLy
WIN. CULLINdWORTB
fe IL ST. Bacon Qugr..r Branch
7 OST-COUPON3.-Lost in transmission by
1 mail to Charlottesville, Va, the following
Coupons Of the Orange and Alexscdris Railroad
Company:
no. 73l to 1876 inclusive, $40 each, 80. $240 90
" "a 20 G6 20 .... 90 90
$500 %
Interest payable in blsy and November, q. Now
York. All persons ere Cautioned not to buy or
trade for them, as the same will not be paid.
ia 29-ts wv. PURCELL CO.
T OST-S26 REWARD-Bstween the First
1 4 Market and Brooke Avenue
B l. A Oh Is A G.
obtaining two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
! delivery to me, ut
Nos. IL and 10, First Earks..
l s2l-S JOHN LINDSEY.
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VFNTEa ARRANGEMENT


On .na after MONDAY, November llth, tho
Naii asd Passenger Trains will leave Richmond fcf
Aot9rneville charlottesville, md Staunton daily,
at ? 20 A. NJ, connecting with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad PasHenger Train at Gordons-
vile, for msna'sas, and Intermediate lotnss and 81
Charlottesville for tyuchhurs
Between Stsunton AID Jacksons River the Mall
Trein -hl be run tr weexiy. leaving S.sunton Gu
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays end jack.
sons River GA Mondays, Naauesdave, s,ld Fra.
days.
iisrHnan & Browns Stags Eine fcf Lexington,
connects with tha Mail Tram. aad leaves Stauaton
On Mcndsys, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and CO.
shen on Tuesdays, III nslgys, and Saturdays
Har1ngi, N 4soa Il Co. o.tGgs Line foe Wbits
Suiphrr, Lewisbure, &c, Connects with this trsin
On Tuesdays Thgrgdaya and saturdays,
The tesrlar Through Freight 'rrsin for acrdous
vile, and points est pf the re- leaves Richmond 81
1.30 p. n. Gu SunGGys, Tuesdays, RnG Thursdays,
and arrive from she west 81 Il. NJ on Sundays
"ednsadays, and Fridays
regular Way Freight Train Tor GordonsvfIle
and points sast, leaves daily, Sundays excsptedl
~ $50 A. II ID. WEiTGOM1
COS Ger Arti SN eytnr spiapt
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NJ q 1itE
~ IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after yyEI,NT,Anay The Igsh irst .it.

NJ " L q Il
~ IMPORTANT CHAEGE OF sCHDUIg
On and after WEItNFiS DAY, TIE 18Th inst. .ila
Trains over ths itossi viii 1e run az follows:
Fhs &0ai frsi wiii leave RlclimGnd for Fred.
sricssours daily isscppirg only At regular Sta
tiohs} at O'clock IL. HI. and arrive at Frede-
rickshure at 10 3 A. VI. keturaiag vii, leave
rrsaeI,chHhurg ~ 80 =. Ii a. srrive in Rich.
mori 1t $50 T. ri.
q TGs Accommodation Train. bet s|een Richmond
and Milford Will leave Richmond for Milford
daily (SundgYs excepted al 3. IS p. NJ. fs,opptng
az crossings a.ic 3, soGs to take up put down
e..@ssdsecS} and arrive ~ Mt'crd a. ) 80 L. NJ
Reiurn.ns, VIII leave Milford at 7iO A. M, and
arrive il Richmond a. 930 A NJ
The Freight Trains viii he run daily. Fre.sb.s
received uutii O'Clock = II
fss NO pAS.bN GERa can go by rreishs
Trains
- No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE, OF any kind,
othsr than perccnsl baggage, VIII he taken on tha
Mail and accommodation fEaigs but oni~ on the
daily Freight Train. SAMU 81. RUTH,
Superintendent transportation.
Office R., = h p. L. Z Coz
Eichu,o-.1 10
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A RaY OF THE PENINSULA
"A RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
. on ara af.or SATURDAY. February ls:, leS2
iae fstss over this rUs3 wilt run as cltows:
me fassehger anf NAL trsins VIII ieavs Rich
mead aai q: ! ii. II. taoppiog z only a. regular
S"ttonsJ acu @ff.se AZ West Point a. A. NJ.
connecting with The steamer .asan FOR olsucs s,er
s'o,it and Yorktown, Sad intermediate iandinss.
Returning viii leave We3. puin! a. 8 r. NJ
90 arrival OF steamer LogaG, IRON 9lsucester
Pcini ard York Ts"E, ard arrive st Rieamond q.
J.. NJ.
FEgfaHf TRAINS
VIZ l6ava Richmond caiiy ,excec. sundays) at
2 ~, ard arrive a. W.T. Point AT :. 81. = NJ
Leave West Point a. . l5 4. a., and arrive at
Richmond at ,2.3j ~ NJ.
No freight received after 3 so r AZ.
By order Of .he President
a. n. DAIEaEREIELD.
ia 43--d In Agen,
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NIEGaOES FOR HIRE.

n A nj p B l. A q X
lamp BLACK.
LAMP BLACKt.
The CONFEDERATE CHEMICAL WORKS,
ANTE LA are manufacturing
l. A M Is l. A & K
OF the fINBsT QUALITY, which they otfsr for
sale in quantities to sui: purchasers, put up In
pound and half fpound papers, or in bulk.
T. H. SHIELDS l. CO, Agents,
fe l9-2w 90 q avier 1t New Orleans.
| NCTICE-In all cases where Live Stock
~ Of any kind are killed or wounded by
the cars of this company, and the com.
pany may be liable for the injury, the owner
sh q ii give notice of the injury to the nearest
Section Master, in order that impartial re.
ferees may be agreed on between said owner
and Section Master, tone to se selected by
each, and the two thus chosen to select a
third,) who may ascertain and report the
value of the animals killed, or amount o1
injury done. SAMUEL RUTH, Sup't.
OFFIoB OF r., F d p. h. r. Co.,
Rich mond, Feb. s, 1862.
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/. IL kAHLROADss, As.


'~'' ~. CO.t Z
EIcHaosD, Feb. s, 1869
NUTIUE.--In AL cases wnsrs live stock Of srv
IN Kind srs killed or wounded by the cars Of
this Cor pauy and ihs Company faay be liable for
the iaErS, thu owper shali give notice Of the IN
Jury 10 the nesrtst ssetion Master, in order that
Impartial referees msy be agreed bs, ween said
owner ard Section Mater, tone 10 be selected by
sach, and .he two thaJ chosen 10 select . thifdD
~ho may ascertain sDd report th. value Of the anil
Esais killed, or amccn. of injury done,
IA Ste kAu'L RUTH, Hup't.
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w. MIDLOTHIAN NOTIUE--An adjourned
~ annual meeting Of the MiDLUTEIAH
COAL MIHING COMPANY will be held at ihsir
Office on 18th street, on FRIDAY, the l4lh III at
at l2 O'Clock. JOHN U. STANa2D
fa III Ssnrainrp
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE N. JEN.
sent, from the concern OF Msssrs NH ~,
JENNINGS d 90, may hereafter De f1und
at the establishment OF SAx'L ). 1JoTTx.Ir
where he Will bs happy 10 NEE. his ola
friends aud others In want OF ANYTHING in
tae Saddlery and Harness line. fel2-et.
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IN r y + H I e S

N " IA l "a
There are thousands of arms-musketS, ri.
fies, pistols, swords, and carbines-the pro-
perty OF the Confederate States, having been
captured from the United States, which are
in the hands Of citizens throughout the Con.
federacy, and are held by them as trophies.
The most urgent need OF these arms, every
| one OF them, old and new, good and bad 4,
broken and sound, Is upon us. For every one
| of them q volunteer Is kept out of the field or
| sent to risk his life with a foWling piece or Il
| fiint.lock. Money will not supply their placee;
| they were bought with blood, and their ab-
sence from the field will surely cost us more
| blood. All having these arms, or even parts
1 of them, are implored to return them at
once, and magistrates and police omcers
everywhere are requested to apply the law
| to those having neither hoEessy or patriot.
ism. Let them be shipped Immediately by
express to "Ordnance Officer, Manassas
be paid. +. r. ALEA ANDER,
fa lit Chief Ord. A. p.
| CPECIAI4 NUTICE.-Aa l intend closing
- my present business IN Richmond by the lat
! April ext, take this occasion to ask all per.
sons indebted TO me to pay their accounts with.
ont further delay, slonser Indulgence cannot be
given.
II there are any unsettled claims against n e, /
wish them presented Immediately, and will take
pleasure in paying them.
wish 10 purchase young negro SAW IEH,
who understands saving with steam mill.
fe ll-lm* TRUMAN A. PARKER.
nAPER! PAPERl-The subseribor has
just got in 100 Reams Qf LETTER,
fOOLSCAP, COMMERCIALNOrE BILL,
LEGAL GAP, LADIES' BATH POST, and
SMALL NOTE PAPER, of finest quality
Price 90 cts. to rs cts. per quire. Cash orders
s'''''' 'JNo. nie5.1 a. CHAPMAN. Bookseller.
fc lists NeWbeYry, 5. u.
|VONFEDERATE HOUSE,
IL NO. rs MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
hr1 ibar w ishaS tn inform the bit
that he has all the DELlOAC1ES OF the sea-
son and will continue to furnish them at
proper rates to customers or families
promptly.
WINES, LIQUORS, &c dc.
Having full confidence in his ability to ca
ter for the public, he respectfully asks It's
patronage. JOHN h; DlGdES,
PS.-Au bills against Digges 4 Booth, l
ask, will be presented without delay.
fs lO-5:s
TNGINA AND BOILBR FOK SALE Il have
~ sixty or seventy i've horse power ENGINE
.br sale. 1t can be seen At Milford Station, on the
ice county. The BOILER might be adapted to
various kiDds Of machinery, and al'o used ior
hester 10 distiliery. ] would sell ei' her sepa'
r.ta!y, Apoly to DR.. EDGAR McKENEEY. st
Milford fs lO-6tA
NOFPER STILLS FOR SALE.
~ -Four STILLS, complete.
~. Two g" 500 gallons each. .
Ag''ss !. bin. E JOS. 4. shSss.s ~;'s;s.,s. so
E0 00O BUFF ENVELOPES.
s1WMsHiHsUand 1WMSsoi.ss,s and rsssi!.
10 Main street.
hy-N DxNHETT = TOLLESON.'
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~ DR.. JOS f. CLAGATT, a re;ugee from
~ The county of Jstfereoc, Va. and o; twelve
years practice, respectfully oEers his services 70
the Inhabitants of Richmond In ali the branches
Of profession.
Office on Main street, over the Bank Of th c
Commonwealth, and opposite the American H.
tel. la in--tLs-
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~. DIR. 4. w. HANCOCK having been or
~ dsred to Gen Ewsiis Brigade, as Surgeon
will necessarily DO absent from tae city for time
Those wishing his professional services will 1Gc
bis representative DR.. JANIS 8 WILLIAa3 al hf
office, prepared to attend 10 their calls.
DR. JAMES e. WILLIAMS offers his profeI-
onai services to the citizens of Richmond and vi
cinity. He may be found at DIR +. w. HANCOCK d
office, on Main between 30 and 18th streets or at
Mr. WM. y. PHI rLIps office, on i2th street, be
tween Main and Bank, NJ the usual Office hours
Any message LETT at either place will De prompt-
iy attended 10. az !o--.s
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NYINTER ARRANGEMENI.
TO JAMESTOWN, KINGS MILL, GROVE,
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK

TO JAMESrOwN, KINGS MILL, GROVE.
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK
WHAkVE@s.
The Steamer CURTIS PE,IG, Capt. ]. III. FREE
MAN, will, on snd after We5uCsisy incrning nexl
te ';Oh instant. leave The " nert ~ Eocketts reg
ulsrly every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
mornings, az 6R CLOCK proelsely, tor the above
places. iay st the Rock Wharf tl nigtit. ana re-
tarn esch alternate daY-iaesisY, Ti15sday. and
e.tnrGa? gAoTj icgs--iesvips Rock Wharf - tho
houT, a. e'fcck, and tcCch 81 al tse regular
landings, going ecd retu:uirg
s,1 Passage aud freight ~ usual
"r2 q. HAsGtw6i.
OFFICE RlClgM'D AND PETQ t. H. co,
Richmond, Va, Oct. iB icC&. {
THAN(iE OF SCIED DUi,E.-On aui aftsf
u EDAhSDAT. october -cIId lie following
Schedule viii BE- rysI this Ioai,
LEAEIHo hfCHbIOEn,
Ean Train, 'dssly, at-.-...--..-.--...-..S A. M
Freight and Accommodation, daily. OK.
capt sundays, st.......-.-.N "A. Nj. and 3 Z. NJ.
LEAVING FkIEE&aUR9.
Mail Tr61 daily, ht......-....,........50 90 p. VI
Freight &nd Ace"uno olation. daily ex-
crpt Sundays, at........-.a A n and 7. ~,
sE The Treing leaving Richmond 81 Il n.
and +. Il. connect with trans sucth Of Pe,ers
6urg.
~ Travellers viii boar in mind That they ere
required to show p.1s from the Governor or sorae
other authorized person. before they ca1a leave the
city by tbla road.
oc l9-t7 "iiOG. " wYniNF' suo'1
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E.nebFE.s5s1NAa. sAss.5s.

~ DIR. E. l.. GARTER offers his profos-
W siof al services to the citizens OF Richmond
and vicinity. He can be fouod either nigh. or
day at his residence on Fraakiin street, next door
above ths Metropolitan Hail, lDr. He0rudes 5
cid otice) Orders left on his slate, At ihe West
ham House, Sidney. will receive his inirns sdiai 6
attention. j, SIN"
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~ GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES, r1saa
by negroes In Powhat.n county, superior t, any
thing In use. For sas by
J. E. BURREsS L. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers m Tobacco, Cigars. &c,
fe Sim lot Broad st shove cor. 9Th.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

INOR HIRE, SALE, OR EXGHAN4E.-I
have strong and likely NEGRO MAN
from the country, whom l wish to sell or
hire, or will exchange tor a smaller boy some
ten or twelve years of age. He is about
twenty four years old, and Is good farm
hand. JAS. A. MOORE,
fe l2-3tt Broad and Adams sts.
T'JR SALE OR HIRE
T. good plain COOK,
50 or 81 years old, without encum berance.-
Apply to X. &. FARLEY,
Corner Virginia and Cary streets.
fe12-9t*
TOk HIRE-An accom- piishsd
n HOUSE SERVANT.
l have for hire q No. HOUSE SER
WANT and LADY'S MAID. To procure her
II satisfactory home, the price will be very
moderate. ALFRED MOSES,
fe 6-tS 63 Main street.
MEG aOES FOR HIRE.
We have for hire the following description
Of SERVANTS viz:
Chambermaids, Washers and Ironers;
Cooks, Washers, and 1roners;
Biacksmiths, Carpen ters;
Shoemakers, Bricklayers;
Brick Yard Hands, Laborers;
Wood Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also, several superior Dining Room Ser.
wants. CLOPTON Il LYME,
Cor. Franklin and Wall sts.,
ja 20-ts Up stairs.
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, MEDICAL CARD.

W. MEDIUAL CAkU.
~ OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME of the old Medical House, confines
himself mainly TO an office practice. on Franklin
street, u little below the Exchange Hotel and dia,
onally opposite Odd Fellows Hall, whore s.1iifl.
And confidential treatment may be obtained on rsa.
sOnebo terms Those who have been exposed to
certain contagious ailments, are invited to call
early.
Communications by mall, or otherwise, promptly
attended to. Office open from A. NJ till 8 p. II
my x3--ts RICHMOND. Va.
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SAYINGS asAyHxs.

NtTIcE.--The SMALL NOTES issrsd by
~ Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Fotomac
Railroad Company, will be redeemed q n rreaents-
ton at the oifeo OF i.e COMPANY.
s9--td 7 II GENTRY Auditor
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OONFEDEIiBTE MILLS(
Offce - Pearl street.
r AM NOW PREPARED to furnish "Coufede
/ Mills' FRESH GROUND COFFEE, An ex
eellent substitute for the pure article. 1t is put
up in pound papera, neatly labelled, AID
packed in cases OF sixty four pounds each. Price
~ cents, subject 70 . discount to the trade.
G. w. Rob iNSON,
IA 5-lmA Agent for the Manufacturers.