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Proclamation Of Governor Curtin.

HarrishurG, .julv e.-The foliosinR proclamation
hr, nut hceu i.rund by the Governor;
at Is nov escer'einod that large rebel foro hN
teen dcg rhed tIom Bchu ond aud IL advancing on
tnr North 80 arc POI ion of our amy IL ~ renot,
POINTS. that IL becomes necessary TO rgise nne ia
iuly sufficient body to Iepe them. They ere al
ready within the borders Of the Common
wealth. You have aNaye heretofore been
read, 10 rrswer the call OF yoir country. Yor VIII
not be less Iesiy come ward when your homes
and tt,z ides to he defended against protis gate
horde OF rlundeisl-. | authorized by the Prcei
dent % the ntod Ststos to csdI Tor Twelve thousand
yo.unte.ts ia addition To those required by my pro-
Clsustio Of Yesterday to serve for humid cd daye
In pennsyivsnia, Maryb n and " sahinston aud Ito
vicinity. ! appeal to the ueemou OF fennsy lvanis to
io1s" thrm~lNes ior the necessary ehote
and promptly tn sweep the In
the lo-l and Iowa. men ot III. Commonwealth and
Cpccl'v the ycic soldiers in all her borders, To
show themselves to Re worthy Of her In this eurr-
r.ucy. Her have established for themselves on
~ bloody field, reputation for the martial vir-
tues which hey will not forfeit when both thcir
well earned tame and the safety Of their homes and
families are a SAKE. Ell StfLh
Secretary Of the Commonw cath.
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Thsrsdsy. July =.
The Rebel Invasion.

BaHirscye, J.ly s.-Tbere W. sorne skirmbhsne
going on between .roof- and the rebels srros the
river aud occasionally sbot and slell ~cfc beins
thrown A. them from the Maryland Heights. The
hrht Of Geperal Muihesu with the sdvspce Of the
febes a kee.own. is spoken OF n most suaAnt, he
successfully requesting them several times. General
sigel moved towards Sheparistown with bis immense
WAGON train in front. the protection OF which va
deemed of more importance than the rsklns Of
general engagement. Not WAGON fell into the enc
my. hnnds, and nothing vi. lef, behind at MARTINI
hug eNo pt some DAT. which st Gre teforr
,. lo@. The principal Part II the mid
ha. proved Unsuccessful. unluss N be the dam
sse they have done 10 the railroad and canal,
the collection OF con-rripts and plumber Of
the inhabiants. They have NOT aiiemp ed tn leave
the line Of the poomsc, except roll siores Point
Of ko,ss and Destroying some canal bos's Han
",s. Gru. wallace IL co-ope hating With Gen. sieoL
aud ha scuud eD,rr protection oi the road far -
Frederick, which " nov sac. There IL ample
lore. =, Point OF Rocks and also at Lo~er Fors. aud
sufficient force has been organized at Frederick To
prevent an invasion VI that plaae.
ercosp pi-pArcn.
Rat; .no,c. .ffiv 6.--The mail train tot sandy
Hook opposite Harper Ferry, len this morning
usual ten. Iluu;aIs forces rapidly arriving from
'he West, ani viii douht confront the rebels
The enemy still retain possession of the Virginia
side Of Iiarper's Perry. Gen. srei. with his iorces
hold Maryland Heights. All Indications thu. tar
strengthen the icton that the forces Of the
my de not exceed ak eisht thousand mensnd that
~ " simply pluudefing eIIg dition, and nothing
moe.
IuiuD DtSAren.
HdJr,sI-'g, H., Ju,v 6.-t;.n. Iouoh h- jus. rec
oeived d patch which leads to believe that our
caveuv we're forced out N liasersovn to-day. The
rhor huve only cavalry. Oar troops are oonccn,ra-
lag al Chainhcrburs and bey ond The Governor viii
issue call Immediately Tor trocp' in sdditiou
TO the i-,O,o called out yester!ay, that the old
troops in the department may be to the front.
forHfu DIsr,Tcn.
Hrhimor,, Juiv C-s f. From ,he mcveme nts
pcfrrniihlc among the enemy Al HarI-i's Ferry to-
day, it supyopcd that Hunters force. we're active
ly pressing thom in the rear. There is every
to believe that Hunter vii! h. heard froia to
ruTo-c before long Last nRht, Mrs. Derron an
ertnahie nion lady residing At Point of Rocss vas
killed while .ittlus a, her own dooI, the Peat
Oucc bvs -ho; hrcd by the rebels on the opposite
side Of 10. Potomac. To-day aoitizen Of Sharr-nirph
vas suo' through the head for refusing deliver
hir watch to mhs sho demanded 1t. There ale
some cSciu, reports tonight rs 70 the presence OF
Ne, ials" rebel urce near HsIIsrs FeTry.
UNA DIaPArtH.
UIrrisburg. IA, July -Dspst, he. from Chin-
hcp ~, cate that rebel supposed he Br,d-
ie. ioin. tones brigade, entered H~efsown this NJ
tcrroon The Federal force that place under Lieut..
Mel eau, et,,r rprited resistance, compelled
10 Ian nvs on GIoenca,te, Pa, With which place we
tj-nisu'.
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50 ~
receive ihr follow ii's 81 patches
[. = sTrAsYa KEARaAaoE,
June 18th. l-6i-P " !
.is', 'Ie n", 70 mo- W w ., - ~ g r ~, nv
', 'g ~ H. 49, Iu ,tn Ih In. .c -, ,a, n,
49, ~ nls l"1l WI w run nr,, i'.elNu "o'r
nom Onp.' Slilii. '.st ',a heA ,~itt NouIa
D., d' i!t, ~ n' nnu.u 10 i'n, NJ, anu wouIu 10Y
ni' ~ uu' Wy uI 49, ;,..uiuint ~ I'M, nnlIu,
uH' A'anna lHll ue l"It :" Nneinou,R VI MORNING
=. H'o'i ~ o',o'n; AZ wv " ~ we uico''t'Sil
Ne - 81 lnA INNN"ln- Wv 'cnIiis ,t VUtrlen "
~ 'ilc'ion W. W hr''o we s'eai"u 10 ,e- unth
r.f"' OF ~ oI r''nn hto. WV outalii'n
,.W Iir nn'rnuuap III , me,' WI. IT,, W
tu'N'u 90 w" 'Vun''' " e'".iiut 10 NV On 90
tuna' - We n.l.G N hsi me-, ni1a'n about ~. a
| ,I' IIr,,r, ~, 90. ,s,,,,,e ~" Th W a. a.,
p '.s'h'' ut'ptt 'hot vss l"puhNd; Ia" @noh
,ol.'n yea; ~. r -"clNr t,s u,ess .nasina eiicn
-fdr roru csch a, hcr n the oT,,ir,tion a. ar Lour
M, A,ahnu.n -a,licA e,hne down In nls,ut twenty
u,iutt.. n,orN ans I'D rryr,iIv many r,i.ons "a IA
Lrr /. ,tTJ.Is mo crqf sg.i.'nrtlon 10 anpnuns, 10
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pruninsBoe In Wellington genuine that beyo
act Of hunanisy IN rescutne semiDes from dfu
the cparB q The DeerhCund vW In coutrsveu
the Iav u nasicnA vheh they ~ viii ]ur
demand ~ his ppd!,ipn.
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From Washington.

Washington. july o.--Cap'ain Winsio.g win I'M
doubedly be recommended for promotion to the rank
OF Commodore his commission to dute from the day
OH which he DESTROYED The Alabama. Gentlemen Of
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for Ntgroes and oysters, ,h,. has over o'cn th'
pride ard boas, q the English people. sdccc>
the culture of oysters and Engi.shmon.
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nal more. I'.'v 9, MdniCh.-1L.re are Iunors
that the ,ny in large force this side OF The
Potomac some estimate them rs high a. -'UU
s;rug. give the report, hut think Il doubtful.
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The Great Naval Fight.


WASHINGTON, Juiv G.-Ihe Navy department hss
r'cciv, the follow ns 4, patches
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.pluuiirh It Is NOT . ,..v.-. e.. 90 t.n,r.,.tf
o'' Nlrt tmncn-e attention iq f... f.,..' ... woe
H'AI lhC.H ato two inrts uuGI Hu'Ut lI. nH'""f 10
~. lht Nu IA, WhiV. We ittT. sf- r|.iu.U uI ...
tH'' ''l.' iltIt j. the "a Oi ,... a.. ,.H
NaJHtt's tn,,. gld p.nilrs,d 10 comm warrant
49, ~ 'l ATT, "s. % ~ Wll I.4.snc,f 90 N...
'"r .3ullc. o. 'ocut =. t.lr, iu Ni0i. 90 oi .i..
minor o. q htl'"' - which me Captain OI tts k,f.-
H. u.' ,"' l.r4 tneal. Ihcle " tap. aiu SruIfro
ht;'' ~ i' Ntt lUvH ,Oi ,uuatu ..v..t '.,
w. Hl' NNh N'c'rni, INN |r- down h'i rgl 10 u..a.,
n.y. '"lt. 81 tAe urlu ia; AMI In tur sI..r
II en- ia 81 i''h ~. h,s o',t.. and uru ,i,i
~, ~ "l.nl %, Ctu.t. -,,pu. "a. and ..
Il ,. l'.l ~ t"' o. a, ..lr, Il,s, s.l.rt or..
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10y Cug GOTERSOR OR VIRGINIA
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cilc' oE the G uu.y o, ut II Fluvaana county, en-
tie .srs, M1tday II + brueeY, lEH:
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RICHMOND MARKETS
FEBRUARY 10. 1854

lrbiNIaht ~. l0Df.
FLoCR-Demand still brisk, though prices
seem t. nj guided BY the caprice of the most
c~ovetcus holders. Qurialio1s cOnscq geutly nom-
iual. For bet qn-lity of four. $2sas. md. in
SONS in''a'ce5, $3.50 ID demanded Supply Of
all grades light.
WHEar-Sonc &C RUG.
Tobacco In manufactured tobacco, there ia
a tendency upwards. in copS, Juancs OF thu an
tic!pa'cd funding Of Confederate money tobacco
mas been very trm for some t;ms past. The
following nrc the las. quotations IAlerior Jugs
s2C3 So: good S3O@ $40; bright, Tor smoking,
S'O960 ; inferior lenf good 5000 $lC0
fno dark hsgvv leaf IIi00Sl2n; bright manu-
featured $l5O0SI IS. Per 100 pounds.
APpLEs-S753Sl0 per barrel.
BACoN.-Firm II "a 5G,0S5 per, pound.
'BurTEe-Firm 1t SGa6 90 per pound.
BEEF-Fresh beef, S3a3a Is pes pound
sailed, SO ~ cts.
B~EEswAx.-Sia5 per pound.
BEASs-SG to s33 per kugtel.
CAEpLEs.--S5 to S IS PEI pnan5.
CHEEsE-S6 TO So per pound.
~CoEFEE-Sl0k to Si25 per pound.
UoRM-S22 to S94 per bushal, and scarce.
! Cons AHAL-S2+ to So per bushei.
H~Ay--Scat5r at Sl9 per loo pounds.
CGIoNS.-S2G63 - per bushel.
PEhs.-S%5 per bushel-Tcry scarce.
P0TAT"Es.-Sweet, SIG 20 $l5 per 5Isha!.-
Irish, SO to S1I per bushtl.
PLANk-Pine lumber, SIPS per thousand feet,
broad measure. ~
LrArHrs-Soe, s3aS9i urp1y, S9al0.
LiME-S20 10 25 W per barrel.
LhRD-S4t to S4i per pound.
Llotlnis-Whisksy, SG5 to fS55 per gallon ;
apple brandy, $50 to SIS; peach brandy, $50;
rum, S7h to so 90. Market active.
MoLAssEs-S30 to $40 per sallon refill $40
Sorg hum, S25 to $3.50. retail SO.
NhiLs-sal0 to $3.50 per key; fsc:cry price
SS5; but orders canTGt be filed, owing TO tia
scarcity Of iron.
S~uGAR-Brown, 81 25 to 7 10 per pound p;
Crushed, $40 SO 10 Sle so pel pouz!.
PoRR-Sl ger pound.
'PGrpER-Sl2 to Is (0 per pound.
q. RICE.--40 10 so cents pei nnIui.
StLT-25 cents per pound iust -! i.
SoAP.-Sl TO 81 ~.
SgEps-Clover seed srarra. $50 Der hnsh.l.
Timothy Sl2sl5. Grass So 10 -. Fjax.eed So
~ 81. Last sales.
TAR-$41 per bancl.
TrRSTrA-S3 10 81 per bu,hel.
Y~gEIsnE.-Si per pound.
TTSFain-So 10 . 90 per gallon.
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THE RECENT FIGHT on THE RAFlDAN.

THE REGENT FIGHT on THE tAFlDAN
In the fight a. Mort,n.s Ford. on The 81, iA
which the enemy retired 81 h~nrrialiy AFR ad-
vsnring so beautifully. our artillery p'sc'ice is
sad 10 hive bean sp.ondiI. To use the express
nion OF a private correspondent. "the shells would
hunt around half m hour but what they would
End a Yankee Zone Colonel aida tho same
letter, is known to have been killed and carried
I'll. Their smbulauces were running all night
two hundred Of than. Tho enemy's force con
sisted of tho 81 army corps. and ouc troops. WIZ
drove them back, Of portions Of Rod: - ans
| Gordon's Divisions. Our lnss wa= comparative
ly slight.
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TIE Scoop Lorts,AvA BRIGADE, which

TIE SEcoso Louisiana BRIGADE, which
came to Virginia ne The beginning Of the war.
and hG:siacc 50 nelly f:uahs and bled and
,uae1:j, now .has it, member are out cf
from their nn.ive Si.ta e1d the assistance
which troops iTrm uuier St&ies not entirely
oveiFnn ~ iha ra~.n7, rci.:ye in the fJrIr Of
public ard pr:rata donations, is entirely ell:
of. their condition. w. Gte Informed, is sucl,
az to strongly appeal ~ tho :erevolenc@ =.
those T.:O.c .iu!lrg :.ud Urea. their strong
arma ani sa?.:,i haas ravc ~ bong lAbored
to protect. ;:.srT Q: tacso ,aen arc ~e:sir>ty
ritioni 2h6:.. dn4 80 yrs.1i.? ia M=:n IF oone.
eddt@ Hh,i hjonEcH. W. fot t;cse wha .re
enjoying ,hr i. mGris II h":re give Z! thc:r
abundance, or, It nc:i lie. i,:ly themselves 10
supply tie wants IF these c~a!lan. soldiers .
Contributims il money "r supplies intende'!
for the relief vt the brigade vii! be rocaived
by the Army Committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Assoc:at Or. and promptly ;jr"ard-
ed to their eea';:a:ioI..
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The Savannah News" says:
DIED.

oI,p, a? ,hz ,3.h q. oeaernb:-. 1858. VILE, "a q
Cap'sin c /. Std { ' auckot:h, aged hVc rl"nt s"nd
Ave- days
Thrs h !: l:r y li,la bud d.1ppei rom ia DirHn'
siam. to ieavs fri:f and gloon bo' In |. 70 ~" DENY
who haze la: Mia iaveiy lille .ahr, thare j. 1r ct con-
soIatian 10 tae th3r:l: .la:. thou.l icy have ii u
cLIld on crrsn, they nav, gained o cserno 10 A..vsn.
Weep rot FOR him w'o lieth,
rh.ei'spS II di.s rest:
Ai.l the corrS wherein be 10th
Is the grcSn s'th, quiet b"s3:.
SEQ! a.r.int n:i!s r.b7 ssecp--
NJ, in thine "Tn Tatl- :ed,
Mt on ,hy moth re Loving bos"m-
Ru. with III. reJ;inS. ql!s, lead. 7
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DARING RcsBsRr.-An audacious robbery
was rcrpctrated en- Sunday night, in Ueuricn
/ county, 4 sa":t distance from the city, In Mr.
Alexander Craig. formerly 4 we'll known resi-
! don't of thi. CRY. Two men entered his house,
! pretending to 10 in search Of escaped Yankee
| officers. No body being present In. Mr.. Craig,
they drew their pistols, ard, On pain eff ~ira.si,.
death, if an outory was raised, proceeded to
relieve him By violence Of 1915 in silver coin,
| $40 in corporation notes, $3.50 in Confederate
T'reasury notes, two gold watches valued a.
% CO0. end two gold chains valued at 5000,
hesi5Aa other properly including a fins gun,
w!i,a :Jcy carried Of with them. Tic des-
peraj0el, who proved to be two paro.ed isnkee
descrters, named John. Coiuer and George Bun
ker, TO last named late proprietor of. the
"Blue Anchor drinking house on BROAD
street. we're found, yesterday, in Solitude"
l. disrerusab!e !orallsJ on CG-y street. at the
auu, &c ofa ~cyprisn namad wilkins IN, AID car.
ried to the cage. Some Of Mr.. Craig's proper
!! ~ was recovered. This is the most daring
| -ohLc-y that VI have hGna called upon + re.
cord fer months. Tho parties will be before
the Mayor this morning.
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THE REBELLION ON The WAEE-"BUI
AGOOD DEAL TO BE DONE"

The following ge!.orious perors';en "irdG Up
the last proclamation of"A. L.. Bo"msn, Carer.
nor Of West Virginia" The sill proclamation
invites the citizens 10 respond 70 the r:,l OF
Lincoln for q few more troops
people Ct Weat Firginia Oar armies are vie.
tcrious n III pCints-a number of Sia:es, ami
parts of States. have been recovered from the
dominion Of The enemy, an1 the rebellion 10
rapidly on the wano, yet a great work rcmaias
10 be done. You have responded Iuo7. nohiy
whenever called on heretofore, aud | TAX g-"a-
p,ids in saying shat I have nofaHr. - yoar fall
ure Oh this OccaSiol.."
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1oSs. CAMP NJ DESTRUCTION I

DuplJs, Flo. itn, iefi.
@-oT17E IN .ecordsrce with prori,iNps o. & .aesa
o-dcr, No. IS, last serisS, TIE c~E-r If 'hc rosIn~
iss named slave win call NJ 81, osnp and prove ,ht!:
rls'm. NJ required by set Of Corsrs7st
U.n-v - sl1y. ~ Lr-;s n..Eua. q GlhES c9T1!',
Kentucky. captured ~ General YIN Il !c:'s co Hn%,d
~ J,nesyill.. Lie Q ,ur.y va. IN 81. isni
L-Yi- sl,ve Of Henry ssaFp L!'an e'1hty'
Tennessee, "a runsn ay " went ~ the te3ersl' a. I1io.
berisud esp; captured by Gen We H:Jn'es eoHristd
st 1caet Vie. Leo County, Va Jsn 3. I'M
Eas; TeunsfFee." "a runaway " wee, - Cuuee'lafd see;
Dec. NJ. lsTs osr. ursd by den. VIM. E Jons' eommsnd
Jsn. a. 1851. JAS DokAhN:
f.s IO, Aslcr Coming.
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TUB CASE or Ds. MCCLVaE.-The e1smins.
.;oa Of Dr.. McClura, charged with running
IL sarters through the lines, and also with
attempting to bribe a Confederate Off Ger,
ans resumed bafore Commissioner Sands, yes
! teTlay morning. After hearing The evidence Of
Harris, in which nothing new WAS elected. tie
further hearing Of thu case waI postponed until
Saturday next. MrCiure was admitted TO bal
in The sum Of ) 900 in two c .ses. Rnl SO .0eU IA
. ,hird case.
Robert KiIsy, who WAS implicated 10 the
atore silair with McC!ure, WIS discharged.
Henry Harris, also concerned, not appearing
to have been guilty of any criminal offence. was
| orGerel 10 be carried to the enrolling officer.
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Two VI RE YAskEss RscAPTURED Our
r~ic!.ts On the Chickahomiay picked up, yes
terjay, two more Of the Yankee officers who
s.oa;cd from the Libby Prison a week ago to-
nigh. Their names are, Lieutenant ~.
F..r-, lst r 1. Cavalry, ard L " Z C"s.
tin.harn, I:h Oslo Regiment Fifty VI 81
the prisoners hare been rscaptured.
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BATTERY HANDs.-The County Court met
on yesterday, whom a large number Of he
gross were delivered 10 the Court for the
agent of The Conf, dcrnte States TO work on
Tie batteries. The requisision was made in
ruc:narco Of q ~resolu: on Ct Congress calling
for 5000 hanjs. The qaota of negroes as
sisaci re the city Of Richmond are to DO de.
iiyerod to tho Sergeant Of the city this m0:n-
ing, ~ tho City Hall.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-16

nEFRAuDisG TIE GorsRrMEHT .-Georga w
Lurty, Il mcmher C! the Legislature, Was M
-aign.l fjr ex animation bef)rs Commits 'ioner
Sands. yesterday, ch srse.i with attempting to
o5tain money from the Government under false
pr:t"acas. viz: Tor horses killed III battle. upon
valuations, thu signatures to whiah were forged
Two accounts wera presented by Lnrty-one
hei"g in the name of R1bsrt Z Placedo. the
o:!ar III tn. mans Of William II. Lennon. The
accounts were mads out by Lurty, because. IS
was affirmed. neither Placede nor Lennon knew
how 10 prepare them. The accused was remsnded
for indictment, and bailed in two cases required
in tho sum Of 81 000 each.
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JAMIE LYOS$-

o., ~, .lW GSr.-hauAwaY from hs sUusofi7Fr,
y w ny:.,r, man CuATLE3, al da:s bro"a
g., :, s,pa. "a .,.fs cid, ADD nuo,, : "a: 'ncsei high.
G1... -.okgl aud smart. Aud "ose phen be hts hsHsy
:. ns.s -. g.. w "a prcb tb;y "a I'D In SrrTy. M -! c "a.
~. ~ 80 ~. eocEt. - k,caE7ood, rherHl 0 nS,t
A.. !. r..c n:-g. When las. aemi from he wa wtinin
.,n,i ~ ~. OF p.t.rshu-G. ard II was thoucn. r"
i. .rio L. ,nr 10 crcsl nc i: vonG,.:-= above Peters
~ 90, o,,.t-. Jaui.s a1r: R'crIn no, on bis 49, N5t'h.
a. H. 30 u KIM Igr.' E;ch:t"'a IL chii'sssd 20
&c. ? .ut ~ ,..i. 7 IN pas ~ a-ae.7a,y expenses
, rr,.u E.lirci dr32r. r'~Nri. IL he u ""pfr-
I..-r! 30 '-,..;a3!i. report IT, Mckinney, Oupuy o.
a.r',-. . GE,1 ...on .I"rs!i;snti. Shocao: SLIP
Nm 1, GHiG9,
q I'.Ia.ay T. O. &esti.asarg COUNTY. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-16

Pos rPovEM.ST.-Thc trial Of Mira, Pa.ter-
son Allan was yesterday again called belize
Commissioner Watson, and. on motion, c@n-
tinucd till Friday next, To siloF time t" pr'-
dues ether witnesses.
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7rpSrVsT.-

To. following asr'"rnlS ARE c,I,H - ~
asw York "News, .. l.? An -:
Leu: III Sellers, Wa, & a~.a.".. ica-
nessce ~csv"i.!'. hiorgsn'. s5c.r"m!. .trme .;
i"hE7d::@' p:'>":sT st&i'"g.Hrt' "y. "v!: D..
~T"'1iv''' H"M: :.t'r" o: U:,brr - 4: Ne; q.
hens sni hero Aver ,hr.,-h Er..mcur
'Ergnir-r," a"I wri:e hy lag Ct ,rac..
i!ur BIO ii=r, Wv
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EDUCATIONAL.

rSr!T!.D aCIGsIY. ENG WILLIAM &C,
T. pA-rhs "igE.., atsaira nf this school will CON
Ia,.c, IN ;h-.J Ssii Of f. brun<y, ard cieSs on tho la,
g.d;~ in Ho-sno = 'o.tovrt"g' +.
rr:ioi 10 common Eorih branches. 50; tu.iou IL
L.y. - GA'r rna.ics. $6j :ut!oa n Latin. drsek aud
Mica leg. So
>, e ASs U. six boy, can se e1n'sed convenient
, La. ~ o. Address.
~ TUCK piiar;p'l.
50 80 Failed u u. KRIS wn 20, pa
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-. - - ,,Iir EytCEs..S.i County Bouus,
S3U,UUU roy saliAT AuoTloHn LA from,
q ,,ooci.'l Ia u L ;r: Hors-, Gu hoNDAr, !5'h DE-? OF
February, e. al te:ag cuIr. ~Ry,) Will be scId ~ suction,
Beu5s ~ tie cou:ty Ct GcochlApf 10 tie amount q Fifty
Thousand Dol!.rR, ruuGIns Is. 81 30 40 sTd Is years,
Ard bearing Il per ccat. 'np-.e't, Pafaols sc:ni sanEhlly'
vs l.: J ,nra.y AID jay, ou@.;:lt ca 6oadS for $3.50
Saa,c. lo. 500 The atleutiou :; capitalists Il in ,itec
20 IN. salc, =? thrrs eau bu no better Secariiy than tiisse
i.oa,:t, The outstanding d-bis OF county does rot ereee'
q, n-n tGoua.ni cellars. A. u. "'AAILibN,
is.o. 4pt A;-.: frT IN. comfy of f.o0:h!sad.
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..i#t .i.AaY hEE.

gl.2 .-a.: T,l3.,ag tt:iS insI:c' - :>t dse:a"i
a~A;ar ~l7' re- -.ii,:.,1 Sg7,'s :etl e1g:'.!t' "!t' {
100: 80. - S>.2c;ipn Of is sr-tS -! 'n&r
'.'.- .r, rr' r,Srrai :"a. 20 T-..r-7:' :" t'is 17et
49,. e ii 7r.i. the T-sCcS: Il .ae s~7'"SF7iso =
- "s-i IL.
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- ...J = :,.F a3n';r..d : go. 20 t1'.sal III;
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- .,i To-, So g0''i' .: :"-s, I. -.a :,::t IL
'..'V -@+s !tp'+. ti-.ssH5 y f&SL'Sr
pr-a.Gsnt 5,ard OF 9s-s'cF.
-. -. Snnt q, iSel. = Gf
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Ges. BRAGG IN RICHMOND General Bra1ton
D-nez ard his staff have arrived In Richmond
and taken lodgings at the Ballard House. Dc
oubtless came in obedience TO orders.
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sS- THE ATTENTION Of capitalists j,
cS'o' to the prop. r:y 10 BE- sofa Ia Sidney This After
noo0. IT d o'clock, by &esS.c. GODD1N & APPER
sos
TIE H-uss "a ops OF tie r!cs, illasa-l end well BULL
IN ihs rei2hb' Thn"d Ct the 10y.
TERhs Co ief-rais 6Cnti u: rerLsi value, or cash.
4: !S.itI
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For: j. d,rson. Fio-ii.- - ~ : .:-i:: I have
t%.n d';'ircd !oaEer iral ! nrpac'3i. I .n
mell, and writing al. orpa-uni.y 10 "rIurn.
f1irs. JnHS rALRnTT HaMJpiD.
10 Ms. S Hammond. M,5-:..
Mobile papers PIon'a coy.
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1n.I.G H. Pl'va:y u. r:G.c,, r,-,.afr
l.. - A!p,.ms R~sir.n: 50 pri, ,s.5 :: T,t.
Dvl.s.::. 81 a. ST. r~iwH,k:s rs,.
u !. EcnD',
C,:olt.i 'i'h : TAara> n.rs,n,,.s.
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