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TELEGRAP NEWS.
rrom the Southwest.

AveusrA, Junc is--The Mobile Erenfng Noes
of the it;sl, Rays that the enemy were engaged in
rhellins draud Galf al day Tuesday The result
il unknown naval expedition IL hitting up In
New Orleans
The Mobile nibswe learns that French vessel
arrived at New Orleans with cargo Of mereban
.sise, but sailed without breaking bulk.
The yickshnrg iDhig Gays that the Confedsrases
one day Inst week rescued the New Orleans, Ope-
lousas and Great Western Railroad, from the enc
my capturing several prisoners and destroying the
bridgeA
a private dispatch In the Atlanta Intelligence,
this morning, dated Knoxville, 10th. says that the
euemy have gone back through Big Greek Gap. A
large Federal force IL reported 10 be at Pkesviile
and Cfossvilie
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IlIEI1,

IA
On wedne clay ,sorning, the 18th inst, q scarlet
vid. aud Rsbecca Cariweils aged Ave years ana
ten months. .,.
The friends and acqu,intances OF tire tan,'y a1e
rsn,.fei 10 attend the funeral from the fts1dehc
az hts pareuta. on 18th afreef, between Clay anu
Leigh, ut 10 o'clock this morning, s9th ins'
On the 18th inst, If Intermittent fever GEORGE
r.. vouneess sou Of W. +. and Frances N. JENKINS
aged year and 8 montha
hinder the willow he's laid with care
Sang lone mother, while weeping;
Under the willow. with golden naif,
Oar dear little GEoRaIE lies sleeping
Under the willow no songs are heard
Near where,our darling lies dreaming;
Naneht but the sound OF some flroh bird,
Where life and its pleasures are beaming
u;s funeral sermon will be preached at the resi-
morning, At II o'clock. The friends and aeqaa'nt-
ances OF the family respectf fully invited 10 ~.
tend without further notice.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, ARTHUR infant son
of VIM b. and MoIlie A. Reed aged live months
The funeral will take place this (Tbursday) morn
ing nj 10 o'clock from the residence OF her grand
father. Mr.. p. G. Larus corner of Clay and 3ist
streets The friends and acguaintances OF the famy
are invited 10 attend, without further notice.
Ga the Oh inst, q. 81. Charles Hospital, from
wound received in the battle Of alst Nay, JACK.
his age. He was a member OF Company l. ioth
regiment n C. volunteers In his death ms iamay
and friends have sustained an rreparable loss
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, at sabot Hill
Goochland county, the residence Of Hon. James A.
Se.ldon. after a brief illness, ROBERTA Cattle
PM, second child of b. K Wexford, Jr., and
Susan S. T., his wife, aged year and days.
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TIE Grand Army.

1t is lint short time since the Lincoln Govern
Ment boas:nd it had in the field an army of seven
hundred Thousand We never believed the
a,iarsfer fa!sehaod. The fact that they have been
obliged of late 10 ea upon the States for militia to
.,efend their Capital exposesto the whole world
the gigantic lie. That they have large a sup
ply OF men as of means-a huge reservoir from
which they can replensh their losses-we do not
doubt. But that army of seven hundred thousand
1t las disappeared more rapidly than the myriads
of Xerxes. What will Europe think Of this new
revelation Of Yankee huiabugl We care little what
i, thinks; for. with most of its Governments,
"The pleasure is as great,
In being cheated as to cheat
1t must be encouraging, however, to our own peo-
pie 10 have this aew proof Of the palpable game Of
brag which the Lincoln Government is playing to
keep MP its own spirts sad overawe its dyersaries
Give Mcclellan at any tine within the last six
months two hundred thousand men give two hun
arSd thousand more to the Yankee army OF the
Wes,-which would be just double, we verify be-
keve, the largest number Of each--and where were
the resa7 Or, the supposition tina, Mcclellan had
,ise numbers he prefends, then numbers are
rot 10 be dreaded II they can produce no greater
suits. But Bennett unconsciously let out the truth
when he declared that there were no men to spare
TO reinforce Banks, and the Federal Government
owned up TO its lie. when, upon Banks being driven
Hom The Valley every Ysakee Governor was tele.
graphed 70 for militia to save thu Capital And
these are the gasconaders who were taking aud
still are, about the South being already commenced
and at their feet, and who have .sfualy made some
gulbis Europeans believe that the contest IA yrtu
aliy over, and that they will soon have plenty of
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go We WOULD call the attention OF al Mary,
landers TO the advertisement OF Lieut.. JAMEs
MULLEN IN another place. Those Maryianders
who really desire to serve their country NAV, nav"
now a fair and fitting opportunity 10 enroll them
selves ON the roll of those gallant fellows serving IN
the firs, Maryland Line. Lieut.. Mullen mas a1
office over Brothertons store, corner OF ittn anu
Main street - and will receive recruits until tues
day morning, when he starts for headquarters u
S,.untou. This Is the last change. Mary lahdefs'
fan in. and render your name immortal.
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suEtERJEns ~ ALRxABDRlA.--Two men. Hsayv
6npson ard Thosnss Jastar, deaertea a few week.
pre- from Capt, C G. Csllan's company Of Partisan
kaaw~e 9'hey. wess espiured BY the sasmy u
Neanf Jaekson aud taken TO Alexandria, .wtsers'
weiesfs frsa . ssIalsman jast arrived from there
thy ssrrs Released N parole. They represented
themselves ~ beicsginE to guerrilla tompaay
s7h<y win hsssily " aaxi6ns for an exchange
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Obituary.

On the 18th June, 1862 at his residence In Abe.
marie county, Va, THOMAS FIELDING LEWIS
departed this life in the Gath year Of his age
The deceased was remarkable for his anobtrusiVe
u,.ias.v. unainching integrity and amiability Of
drposiiion. lie gas = devoted husband, an affee-
tionate parent kind neighbos gsd universally be-
loved by a large community of frfsnds
He lived and died a Christian. Nay Coo c3m'
christening and sanct,iyins GRACE in this honr Of
deep affection. W
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M the "a k6Snce 81 Mrss b Maasn. by the Hes
Dr pcterk1n. 81 ST. Johns Church, lar. CIIARL.A1
NORTON. Comedian, of New Orieana, La. 70 Miss
MARY EELTA
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e-P NOTICE-The friend who has been kind
enough to give certain information in letter dated
the 18th, viii greatly extend his friendship BY writ
ing again, giving his name. aud where he can be
seen He may rest assured that any information
given will be kept secret Us long as lie lasts.
ia 1Q-.}fs
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nUFPALO SPRINGS

n MECKLENbUR0 CUUNTI, VA.
The undsrsjgned having leased this celebrated
watering place. in Mecklenburg county. for tbs bal
ance OF the year. Is prepared to entertain guests
IN the best. manner. From four hundred to foar
haudrcd and fifty persona can b. Comfortably 40.
comInodated Tia location Il remote frpm the Ire
Alrs OF wsr, and yet acsesaihle 10 travel d . &
Hacks Will CONNECT with the morning and evening
train on tbs RichmOu4 and pansills Railroad u
Wolf Trap. 70 milns dissent. % Tuesdays Thur
days. and 1aturdaYh ard With. the loenAke Val
The minesk ps0reG3ie9M IN water are uniysx.
sally regarded BY th0se acquainted with Il o. suis
tn any water In Virginia
Few placrs aye in0re desirable a summer resort
1'EhMe-D0sed per day, te; pee week, go; pes
manth pa JAMRa WILLIAMSON,
j. le-2Ns Pr0psissor
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BY E. B. COOK, Amctionse1-

H. TION-On FRIDAY, the 2Oth inst will,
sell at my store ct 10 O'Clock, assortment of Drv
Goods, Clothing. &c, consisting in part Of
Silks, Jaeonet aud Swiss Muslns, Robes ys..
ings Cloth Coats Alpaca and Linen Coass, Alpaca
and other Pants, Silk Vests. Marseilles yeses Liner
Vests, Ladies' Mantillss and Cloaks, Silk and Cor.
ton Gloves, Fancy Neck Ties, Linen aud 0,her
Caters Linen Ieggings, FriBgss &c.
je 10 Il. II. COOK. Anet
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RECENTLY PUNISHED:
WAR SONGS OF THE SOUTH.
Edited by Bohemian" correspondent OF the kich
mord Dispatch. PRICE u. 49,:
A NEW MAP OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all fhe
corntie. PRINCIPAL towns, railroads, telegraph
line. canais. and all other internal improve
manta This il the beai map III the kind ever
published We have spared 40 pains TO make
il perfect. 1t is gotten up on beautiful map
napar. made expressly for US to print this map
UPON. Size is by sc inches. Price g. 90
Iipon the receipt Of the price we will forward
it to any part OF the Confederaey.
Address orders to ,
WEST s. JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
las Main street, Richmond.
NB-Upon the reeeil. OF the price of either the
Coussisrs.v is ,2-lt
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- THE MARYLAND LINE-The Maryland
Line Col Bradley I. johnson. u now stationed ~
stanton, Va, for the purpose of recruiting. All
Marylanders who desire to join it, will report az
Starnton Immediately The following order has
recently been issued
HEADQUARTERS I'D DIVISION,
June 18th 1861.
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DRAUTIfHL GOFFAGE RESIDENCE AT CHES-
ID TER FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
anew and very handsome Cottage Residence at the
village Of Chester the railroad leading TO Peters
burg, with an acre lot attached, now occupied by
Mrs. Archer. It has four good rooms besides the
usual out-buildlngs. Apply to
je 17-4t GODDlN e APPEHSON. -
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2 DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen a
u dun .colorod MARE, with black name and tail.
There :re .c.gs o.. t,e si2u,drr fs II srSm an old
fstilla The ahove yeNasd VIII Ea paid far any in
formation thatwill lead to her recovery.
ROBERT A. CASkIE, Capt. Caskie Rangers
Sam Jones' ie 1876
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FUTURE DAYS
by THoS " KEESEE. xsetiese,,
lO6ice corner Of lab and Cayv ytrrs,.

" 0RsRS, MULls. TOP RvG0Y AND HAR
Ii NESS, FOR SALE AT kUCTION.-WIlII T.
sold on SATURDAY MORNING.. 2in June, con,
meneins AZ 10 o'clock, ut The Horse Auction Lot en
Council Chamber Hill e ~
very 6ps Family horse, yesrs DID, warrsA,.
ed sound In every respect.
2 bay HORSES -
tine young MULES a-. r.
] Top BUGGY and HARNESa
Spring WAGON and HARNESS.
Several Work and Harness HORSEa
tef9 THOS. w. KkESEE, Auct'r
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GENERAL ORDERS. 20. 30


In commemoration of the gallant conduct OF the
LIST Maryland Regiment, on the 9TH OF jaae. Siien
led by Coz, Brade, T. johnson, they drove back
with loss the Pennsylvania "Bucktai Rifles III the
engagement nea, Harrisonbnrg, Rockingham eoun-
ty, Va, authority is given to have one OF the cap
tured " Buektaii. The insignia OF the Fecrai heg
n,ent amended TO the coiec stsff of the 1st Mary
land Regiment.
BY order Of Major Gen Ewell.
i. Ii.3t JAS. BARBOUR A. A. G.
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XTERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING,
" AT THE CORNER OF 10TH AND CLAY
STREETS, AND ALSO on THE WEST LINE
OF 7TH BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS, FOR SALE.-Wc authorized to
sell on long credit bearing interest the following
very valuable PRIVATE RESIDENCES, viz: the
one ut the corner Of 10Th and Clay streets, now oe
the comfortable accommodation Of large family
Also for sale, that very desirable Residence on the
East, line Of 9TH. between Franklin and Grace sta,
now occupied by Mr.. Edw'd H. Skinker. Apply to
GODDIN & APPERSON,
lie l1-ft ----.--..-l-t -. - 5 Anai innrrra
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. !.

r AND FOR SALE-The TRACT OF LAND,
Il now owned by Mr.. L. M. C. Hudson, in the
counties of Lunenburg and Prince Edward, two
and half miles from Prices Depot, on the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad containing 375 acres
Is in original forest, 80 in pine, 100
first rate low grounds, free from water. Improve
ments consist of comfortable House, with rooms,
new Kitchen. :! COED ae,F Carma, Crib, Granary,
end S.apis, all ia good reraii Also, an excellent
Ice hoase, just built, first rate water, and IA good a
neighborhood ss can be found in the State. This
IL a very desirable farm for small force and can
be added to very judiciously. For terms, &c, APP
ply TO WIN. b. DAVIDSON,
Cary street, 2i door east of 18th,
ie l9-l2t Richmond. Va.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We are authorised
II to sell that large STORE and WAREHOUSE,
occupied by Messrs. Brown s. MeClellanl on the
south side Ut the Basin bank, extending back to
Cary street. On yYhiehis also fronts Apply to @'
iel9-as E GOppIN Il API'ERs0N 3
VTALUADLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
" COUNTY FOR SALE.-rhe FARM upon
which Joseph Gill; ST., formerly resided, containing
800 acres abont six miles southwest OF Chesterfield
Court House, and within two and half miles of
Fendleys Station, on the Clover Hill Railroad.
thereby making it accessible to either Petersburg
or Richmond markets. sTNothirds OF this Farm Is
open land In good state Of cultivation and sus-
ceptibla Of the highest state Of Improvement One
third IL in original growth, which has not been pill
LACED. The improvements consist Of good and
commolious Dwelling, built within the last few
years, and all of the necessary out and farm houses
For further particulars, apply TO
JAS Il. TAYLOR & SON,
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A TTENTI0Af MAKYLASDER&-I am M.
N tliori1ed to recruit for the FIRST NARY
LAND LINE, and start for headquarters [at StAnn,
tOn,) positively next Tuesday, morning hsxe
corner Of Main and l4th streets, for the rscepsoQ
and enrolling Of Recrnitss There bna exca,aS tosJ
any MaxylaDdeF l0ugrr,. Those WAo wish % 80
their native State and hn,nes N eax1y day. gjded
by accomplished aud gallant. officers have row the
last opportunity offered JAME6sMuLkEN
10 l9-4tS .-7s - 'lst Lieut. IA MARYLAND Iins
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fYs NEW MILITARY BOOKS
INVEST d JOHNSTON.

INSTRUCTION FOR ,,,rnv
Prepared by Board Of Officers for tsa 3se of the
United States, Second edition Pnbllshed IN .so
five beautifully autographed plates free %.
NAPOLEON'S MAXIMS OF WAR. ShD.
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4 n DOLLARS REWARD.--strayed from my
III residence, on Church Hill, on the 26th May,
a red COW and CALF. Ths. horns Of the Cow are
turned in and she has white streak down her
back The calf ia a male, about three months old,
and mark ed like the cow The above reward win
be paid for their delivery to me, or information
which will enable NE to get them.
;e i2-,t. WIN. TAYLOR.
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n OST-A CHECK, drawn on Assistant Urea
/ anrar G. s. of America, Charleston, s. c., for
tW5 hundred and twenty 4ollsrs no. g, dated
June l4th, lsd2 payable 70 y Hart, AasissaEt Sur
gcon Orrs Regiment Rifles 3. G. V. All persons
are warned against trading for said check.
10 II. 3t<
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GTRAYED-From my residence In Rockets Old
- Field, on Friday night last, yellow go ~.
* -. - C W,
giving good quantity Of milk. Had the tops of both
horns cut OFF and also had both ears marked A
reward Of $40 will be paid for her delivery to me at
my residence JOHN CONSEDINE
io l7--3tk
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CTRAYED OR N-Erom my lot on
- Leigh street. a small black STALLION with
four white feet, and sore wethers. will give q
liberal reward il delivered TO me- to Capt. L. j.
Hawiey, on Broad street. between Sd and 4th sts.
afs s. +. II. KELL, corner OF ..
lie l7-3t4 -q4 Laigh and Henry sts
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NJ OTICE.-Came to.my house about the first Of
IN June, ON the Deep Run Turnpike, 81 miles
from Richmond, two MAREs--one sWrel, blaze
face, two white hind feet, and left fore foot also
white about ten years old; the other, dark bay,
with no Marks about seven years old. The own
ers will please come forward, prove property, and
pay expenses. THOS. A. DICKEN
IL l0--3tk o. g
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NITY BATTALION : = : :. :
~ Major W. NJ ELIIofT, Comnspdipg
PAY S3l PER MONTH AND RATIONs.


i ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED, between the
ages OF III and 10, for company in the above bat
TALON for local and special defence Of the city Of
Richmond or Manchester, for q term of six mouths
unless sooner discharged by order Of the secrets.
of War. --. Is ~ - -
None but men Of sosa Character viii De received.
3 Apply, hetWeea tie hours of 9 A. II. and 2P n,
~ - 81 w. w. HARRISON
81 hagland X Bso =, cor. 9TH and Main s;s
T. GEO. EAU4HMAN,
W. H. ALLISON,
l2l Asin street,
Is JOHN H. WEST,
Z, je l9-6tA las Aaip stsSes
A REWARD OF THIRTY poLLAk2 Will se
IA paid for the arrest and safe delivery n Castle
Goodwin Of Private WILLIAM DUNN. aged q
years s feet Inches hieh dark hair and yes fail
complexion and well proportioned; native Of Ire
land, but for many years resident Of Hagrrstown.
in Maryland. The said VIM Dunn 10 deserter
from Company G, Esth Battalion Light Artillery.
s- ff Capt JNO L. EUBANK,
10 l9-6tt battery No.
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DOARDJNG.-Three or four families car, he ar
ID commodated with BOARD ii the Brick Tay
sTn, ~ Charlotte Court House, Va
j. l9-6ts A. A. WILTON.
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INFORMATION WANTED.--If Lieut. JAMES
i H. SAWYER, Of Company b, Sd regiment N.
o. trsots, il IL. an Of the hospitals private resi-
dences of this city, he viii eonter . crest favor on
his company by letting it be known at tbs ONCE.
je 17-lwA Capt. j. w. FEREHEE.
IF Nix. WOODSON BROWN who resides in or
near the city, will call at the Hospital 81. Francis
DE- Sayles, he will find his nephew, JNO. BROWN.
of Company l., lst Texas regiment, who was
wounded June LIST. lie E--6t"
A NY information as to where the 10th Virginia
N Regiment is at this time, will be thankfully
received at this Office by
lie Its MEREDITH c. LAWRENCE.
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By G0DDxN Z APPERsoF, Asaisae1,
VTALuABLE LOT on ne EAsr am. =,
VALLEY STREET, MAR 70 cATissn
ToNsTRx1f. 7oR SALE AT AUCTION -l,m.
Inomag Cowles We shall sen a pable auctio,, .se
me premseA on THURSDAY. the l9th Iuns. is So
q - o'clock r NJ, valuable LOT, Ioca,. ~.
aeove, having front Of 46 feet, and de psk :,
about I'D feet. Is ,aes8 "p'" OF
TEkMs--Cash or credit, ut the option Of the nm.
CHASER. The taxes Tor la62 70 b. Ped by tn -,
chaser 0ODDIN q lPprEsn. Dur
jel7 sENs soIF 80 Ircsss,
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DUgAVAY--From my house, on Wednesday,
II, June 1itI. ,ny EGRO BOY, NED. He is ID
years of age feet esh or ten inches high and ola
around Richmond. A liberal reward will bf given
on his delivery. MRS. ROBERT NOFT, IA
ie lG-4t Cary and Sd street.
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g TRAYED-On Saturday, 18th of June, q young
- bay mare MULE. neatly trimmed jumped
out of pasture near the city, and il supposed to DO
in or ncarthe city Any information In relation to 1t
left at Mr.. Crutchfelds, ON 4th between Franklin
and Main streets, will be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded. l.7ass .. il l7-.-lOt*
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TT>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-IWill give the
i above reward for the arrest and delivery TO
me, ut Battery No. 10, near Richmond, Of I'LL
CHAEL KALLT, private in my company aaia
kally is abont feet inches hish. Full dark heerS
sharp features, and u by birth sM ItyhuiSns -.
4 CHARLES K MCALPISE, -
ia 1Q-3ff - 49, fsnnfn AZ, Rnltal Grays-
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T OST OR STOLEN-From the corner Of Leigh
i aud 9th streets, between and o'clock on
Sunday evening, q large and very stylish bay
HORSE, with Light saddle, Of Miess make, and bri-
die OF black leather studded with brass tacks. Any
information regarding the horse will be literally
warded by applying to Mr.. Sutherland, corner Of
Franklin and 18th streets, near Exchange Hotel.
ia 1T-1ik
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TSTRAY HORSE.--Taken up on 18th of this
r. month. Q lay 81 ARE, white spat in forehead,
full name. and 10 good order The owner win pledse
call at LIST Locks J. r. & X. Canal miles above
Richmond, pay charges, and take her away.
il ie-2ts s. A, THORP.
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AMUSEl1 ENTS.

EOUcIuut WIFI :
LOTTERY TICKET.
nICHMOND LYCEUM-.
II, date Monticello Hall, Broad street,
THURSDAY EVENING, June 18Th,
VIII be performed
.>EVADNE.
Singing, and the LIMERICK BOY
~ See Programme.
4 GRAND BALLwill be given,
~ on THURSDAY EVENING
June 10Th, le62 At sAUNDERS'S HALL, on F0u.
shee street, between Broad and Grace sts
TICKETs-Admitting gentleman aud two ladies
81. MANAaERs.
]. T. Bivins, +. f. Cunningham,
r. r. Donovan
Eye Good music will bs in attendance.
ie l6-9H 50 sea $50
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IMPORTATION WANTEp--Of S. J. WEBB.
i A. c. BEATTY g. w. DOBBINs. T. L. GROWN,
r p BROWN, and THOMAS YEARGAN. all OF
Company D, Orr's Regiment Rifles 8. c. ", who
were sent Richmond sick about the lst inst, and
placed in private houses or some of the hospitals
authorization concerning them will be most
thankfully received. Address
CAPT. Il. e. HARRISON,
lie I7--3tt Orr's Regt. Rifles s. G.. Y. &
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LIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Strayed from the
I residence Of James Duffy. on Marshall street.
near Lancasterian School, small red COW. white
face and right horn broken about three inches from
the head Tie above reward win be paid for her
delivery 70 me- JAMES DUFFY.
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w A SITUATION
rs SUPERINTENDENT OF A SAW MILT4-one
with Grist Mill preferred. Am well acquainted
with the Lumber business Can give the best ref
erences as good Sawyer and steady man.
Address j. A. TUCKER,
lie 1885, Richmond Dispatch office.
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WANTS.
CoNFEDRRATE' STATES ARMORy,

CONFEDERATE' STATES ARM0Ry, /
RICHMOND, VA, June 17th ls62
Nv nractical MACItINISTS are wanted 10 got
Atlanta, Georgia, to work in Government shops AZ
that place c.,.o.,,,,.,.
contract, nor in Government employ, WIN Apply
testimonials TO the undersigned, at the Con,
seserate States Armory, between the honrs OF III
and I. o'o.,c. A. NJ, and b and P. NJ. Such ~
are accepted win be fs.s he'd with free transpor-
tation to Atlanta. Liberal wages " J., he pad:
-i' W. 5. DOWNER,
;a,aey Snp't OF Arnorfes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

IMPORTATION WANTED-Of FRITZ MIRB,
of Company "B,' St. Pauls Battalion, louisa
ID Fooi Riffs, wGa was waVnded In the battle Of
"seven Pines" Saturday, dlst vii. Any one leay-
ing Information of him at this office will greatly
Oblige WIN GUSS, LIST Lieut.
ie le-;tA COmd'g COMPANY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

TTTANTED-A sitaation "a TEACHER in a
w school or private family, by graduate OF
U..wpdeu Sidney, who has two years experience IN
,enching. is now student of Union Thee. Semi,
nary and prisoner on parole. References given il
reoi,ired Address, stating terms,
D. COMFORT.
Ia ,astk Charlotte G. H., Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

CSTRAYED-Sl0 REWARD.--Strsyed from my
~ place, IN buckingham county. opposite Lock
No. 80 James River Canal, and adjoining DR. Clif.
ford Cabells, on the 7th inst one black horse MULE
about years old, small size, works well, very
quick and actiye II delivered to INV oyetsecr MI
Payne. will pay $40 reward -
je l7-6t" TRUMAN A, PARKER