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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

~Ab1 HoS0s TO tbs BRATE.-We are
nle.=ed TO learn that the almost general
spiri, of thanksgiving, which is manifest
ing itself in most of our large cities by
contributions and preparations for thanks
Giving dinner to our soldiers in the field,
has catered The minds OF the working COM
mj,tee Of our Soldiers Aid Society, and
will manifest itself in ample supplies of
oysters snd Turkeys, at mcss of the Hospi-
,sls within our reach, viz: Wheeling,
Clarksbu1g, Grafton, New Greek, Kelly at
Cumberland, OIaryville and Charleston,
aud they hope to be able to furnish pleu-
thu! rspasf; one that shall indeed gladden.
the hearts of many sufferers. The Hospi-
tai 3, PaEkessburg has been Intentionally
omitted, not from a want of sympathy or
interest, bus from desire expressed By the
committee here to create home interest
there, SIS the ciixens there are known TO be
not only able eus willing to do their duty
if it be properly shown them. The COM
mi.tee would have gladly participated in
furnishing the soldiers in the Valley OF
Virginia, bu, tie larger Eastern clues have
taken them, and eaa With their extended
means more muaisesnsly supply them.
The effort OF the Soldiers Aid Society
was uos anticipated, aad RON TIE eompAs-
atively limited means under its eouroI
we are sluOs; il nos altogether induced TO
hint if not TO ask that the patriotic And
ge,-rous fof whom Ne have msuy among
u.) will assist the efforts OF the Society, st
least in our midst, By sending pies, cakes,
fruits and other delisacies, either to the
committee or either of the Hospitals in time
for Thursdays dinner. Will bountifuI
supply be the echo to this sppesl'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22
Valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LEI ON GROUND RBNT, for = term Of yeArS,
about one hundred and my feet OF the prop
erty fronting On Main street, and running back
about one hundred and thirty-tWo feet, and known
a. the Zane Homestead property, immediately
north Of and adjoining the HOTnbrook building
This property viii be rented in suitable building
lots, and Gmbraces some Of the best unimPrOTed
- 49, R.R. ARMSTRONG;
IeS.n Trustee Of Emfly A. Zane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

THR INTELLI6RNoER STEAM JOB ORPICE
executes al kinds Of Job Printing with neat
meas and dispatch, and ct War pFieeG Apply ~
the corner of Quincy and Main streets, up stairs,
Wheeling. W.Ya.
TTUR oAPs-Ws have this day received . large
nOTl1 HARPER Z BRos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

Nav YoRK, Nov. 2I-Noon.-Gold 2l9
Sterling Exchange quiet at 1921.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

BosToz, Nov. 2I.-Ex.Gov Fairbanks,
Of Vermont, died yesterday st his home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

New YoRK, Nov. 2l.-Gold has been
active during the morning, and the expec-
tation was general that there would be
another great Bull movement, but the
news of Sherman's advance checked the
upward advance. The price opened al
ale, went up to 22Is, fell to 2l7{, and
went up again TO 2lSi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

ale, went up to 22Is. fell to 2l7i, and
went up again 10 2ls4.
INV YoRK, Nov. 2I.-Geu. John b. 10.
bart Ward, Of the United States vetern
CORDS, is mustered out of service, and by
the same order,tth army officers reported
as aides de camps to him, are required to
join their commands without delay.
New York Market
NV YcRk, November n.
COTTON-Rather more steady. with only very
moderate bushes doing; 81 SoSl 81 for middhng.
FLOUR-BxtSa State : sh Hde hrner. bat ssnsT.
ally quiet aud prices without decided change; - 90
% 50 for Extra State. SO so9ll 10 for kTtTA h.
H. o., and &lI l59ll 50 for Trade brAnds, market
wHIskY-Firu. At q 1891 5s9<,
WaEAr-Dull and dTOOPing under the large
receipts Amber Miehigap, g =, toS3 A. No. and
RYR-Pirm, At 81 Is.
BARLRY-Quist.
CoRN-seArco and S1ze better Mixed Western
o1Ts.Oun; 0s54sSs for Western, chiefly at the
latter prize.
WOOL-Dun.
COFRRE-Dull.
sUGAR-Hrm, but very quiet; 1s169SVO for
MuarOTAdA and Is for Porto Rico.
MOLASSES-DuH aud prices entirely nominal
PETROLEUM-Crude nTm 81 G59ti6c, Refined In
bond duh At 6I96Sc, and Refined tree nominal and
PORkSQuist and lover. SIS for mes, $50 SO&4o
for new do cash and regular way, closing AZ So 62
cash; 81 SO9sS for prime. and S1SSSS 50 for prime
mes.
BERP-steady, At Ss@s 50 for country msss,
$lI9GO for rppAck Cd mess, aad Slt9lS for extra
uess- Beef Hams quiet aud very arm, 81 S92S 50
the latter price an 81 tTGme.
CUT MGATS-Quiet and s:Oady, at l7919c for
ahoulders and 1S633lc for hams
LARD-HeaVy, ct 3i1<92ISs, the LATTER prise
RUTFER-ouIet aud GIln. SSsGSe fer Ohio AID
S9L25Se for State
OaRRsR-steady, ct 1693te-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22
on LEASES
~Ab1 HOsOs 10 TBS BEATE.-Ws are

Ox HAND AND FOR sAIE AT THIS oHEIGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22
Cooking Stoves.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT on HAND AT THE
~ STAR IOUNDRY.U q Wh0InEAlo a EstAIl, By
sePlG-3n THOs. q. 0UL8EETsoN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22
now
Francis D. Chapllue
In ohAnesry.

now Special Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
Z T G & 7 I G 7 3 Z
So. Il r: z!iasERy'S !algInGIZ
No. -. SOJYu EP..:.yBTI.ay~gyG9l|

MISS NJ 4 hOAUH, PRIN CLE &
szHE eighth annual course Of Instruction viii
/ be commencaG at the aooye, Institution on She
18th CT September met, at which TIME It is de-
sirable that al should De present W}lo proposes
to enter AS the course IS a u1lH, entrance 1t
its opening is nece8s=ryto secure its fall afiE;tn-
tages. ali tie usual In i;sn branches inch-
&; 2 d thorough examination Of the Natural
Sciences the CLASSICAL and Mathematical Studies
and the Modern languages are enlDrAced IL tho
general course, to which the bes5 elI;,rts Of iva
coInpat@nt Instructors vii DC GeTutad.
Tapestry and Ornamental Ne@dleWork viii
receive especial attention rp1a the principal!
Music, Drawing and Pointing viii be cont1-
ued IS heretofore al 2rol>4sss'G. 5 charges.
auT LZ--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
NAIL LINE BETWEEN he
AND ALEXANDRIA

VTAVING been awarded the contract for
{ / carrying the mail between this city and
Washington, the undersigned shas put on the
route a new and comfortable CCACH, tor tie
>acco I'm odation of travellers
The Coach will leave at o clock Every morn
inc for Washington, arriving there in time to
connect with the trains going north, and at
night will leave the Depot in Washington, on
the arrival Of the 7 % clock train. Thus persons
living in Alexandria and journeyng north or
returning viii always be sure OF q safe ana
speedv conveyance to and from Washington,
rs Passengers for the forth at o'clock IN
the morning will be called for, by leaving their
name and place Of residence at the Office NO.
south Pitt street.
sept l4-lm EDWIN f. M Il y ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29

rg2Hz exercises If MISS Marks SEMI
/ II AIRY will be resumed on lTeIstsadGy tas
14th IF .Septen>5@2. A. tie improvement OF Inc
students IS greatly promoted By commencing
with the casseS il is essential as far as IS rao~
ticabe) that al! should be present at the open
ing Of the EallSession. Former pupils desiring
to r4turn will please make al early appilcatlon.
Miss il. hopes 10 have efficient aid and VIII
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onerUus ana res .,onsioe duties. Particulars
given upou application at her residence, IA,
King street. aug l9-toctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29

TYARA WOOD AND BILLI ARD TABLE
Z FOR SAL The advertiser has for sale
far1z7in Prince George county Md: distant
from " ashjngton IL miles and miles from
the + alexandria Ferry, containing about 500
acres, well enclosed, with q good y " FL an
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms, a DULL
Barn, Stable, Tobacco. Edouse ard cabins: So
The cleared land is good, and has been cult
waited in Tobacco, Wheat Corn and Grass, and
the wood land Of which there is about $50
acres, is in original grnwth, and has upon l5
the finest timber il the couutrY Jnis farm
can be bought for CASH for less than the build
ings and fencing are worth, if carly applice-
llaTasolso about 800 cords Of Wood for sale
STAN ing, mostly pine, on the po1omac, within
u 1niIes Of Alexandria, and the longest h4uI
an excellent Billiard TabIe-wooden bed; for
sale d great bargain Address through a lex
andra F. o.. WILLIE sep 'o-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
DAYS CT TUITION
TEA TEAL! TIE A!

TUsT received fresh invoice OF PS - }, :;
= WUNDRAM'S CfLEBR AI1D q r ~ ~
TEA an excellent toniefor weak and debllltated
nersons. also for dispeptics, and persons Of del
1cate health. For table use, particularly fof
children, it has been used by many tam}l! III OF
late, to their entire satisfacton Price $,.1o et5;
PER pound. Single package q cts. fof SAFE
by JULIUS I1aS =! 80 o.; nei l+re,+
- another oolum, sep 24-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29

. = 81, =.
n'a'o'' D, ea,..,,z a.
!. cob'eseeN1 os',yss.
may nav = = -, 49, - .ana
!. 90 o., 80. - la4aacsh az vell b;s Il. =
Ne will triumph. the Confederate states
wi .l achieve ihai1 Independence, secure the en-
aynenf o. etS.' 1loslsy 81 s5ss'p II
assist n the accom- 1shnenf- o. these nolIe
ends
sitderate. states VII - gnu
60 opeLz.g l',is I's'y 's''.s
aoorao vac -oan1T-arad - Tho nenfe derstp.
STATES (,o,,1t. YESTERDAY. IN the case OF the
~ tran ct cerfaiu proner
I = i fla haas latter sbeloneli1g 10 alien
8 !. - y 81 e. ~
~ -, I,ernh dong business in Yam
he raid over to Thomas 6. Giles, Agent OF
* Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
T1:zz5.1SE4I1 SCHOOL,
100 ca 81 Ef5 ON STE Err

/. school, will be Ypened on JM.ndoy, Septexs~
b45 18th under the management Of III io6
ARI2(lr>I who can, with confidence refer 70
her former patrons. Resides the usua.<-Eng-
Iish branches Of solid Instruction III female ed
ucation, Music and French will be taught
Ifor terms apply a. above aug q Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
NMARINIS
DANCING ACADEMY
AS. King ST., Bet St. 4 saph aud Washington.


DROF, MARINI res pectfully announces, to
/ his patrons and the pubic in general, that
he Will resume his CLASSES on Monday, octo-
Der Sd.
For Young Ladies, Misses and Alasters,
every Monday and Wednesday, from to T.
NJ - Tor Gentlemen. from to 10 2. NJ
- For particulars see circulars, to De had
at French Book Store, or at the Academy du-
&C; ~ school hours sep l2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29

MFRS. WHIT NC will resume her SCHOUL
lXxz 4or YOUNG CiILD&ia%, on IYet}1aesaoy,
TIE l4th of Se0ta1a5er, and hopes her exper~.
fence IN toaching will insure her a share. Of
pubic PATRONAGE. 3'he school room is eligio;l7
ssituated on Washington street, adjoining the
lot on which Christ Church is located.
ouo I5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
LOT FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE LOT on the southeast cor
II ner# of Princess and St. Asaph streets, sop-
posite the county jail is offered for sale cheap,
Il not sold at private sale by the 18th Of Octo-
Der, thesalne will oldSon that day at pub
lie auction on the premises. The lot is the one
on which formerly stood the depot Of the " ash
ington and Alexandria Railroad. Title IN
Questionable. For particulars inquire OF
sep 2l-4W MAN UEL FRAN CHS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08
sxtsm

q. the evening Of Thursday, April s,h, after an
s..aess nj oily ssfse' days ~ fever au she hraG.
yUifE 4 EAkr uaiy SOP of George Gary In
4h. asss yfar ~ his age
,]i.,ssuais satehy ami ts eIiasas sor ope 81 his
nge aaa possesssihg most aaaetleaate and gentle
sl,sres zion, no was Tic sgssl-nt many hearts.
Ills funeral VIII take place a,sriap afternoon
az o'eark, from The residence Of bis grandfather,
w Ailsssc. Esa, ON 9th &. ner,li OF Leigh. gas
liian,sa and asqUalaiaaces invited 10 attend
On "Wednesday aieht, April 9th, aoNI.tNG w
EaapNDSoN.
iisa~iunetai win take piace sais ffsidarl morn
Ing AT 2 neleek ffs,s IL. ttsiasae" 81 msssterr1n
ssa -, helweeu Clay an. bsigb. The fltends and
sssdsn:y, yessessiss, g. @'eiaek. Richard
EHGaN l.. :es:,r, sou lesis aud Mary |. Wright.
His tanetai will lake place. at o'eieek 10 dsy,
iron tAs sfs,rHse ef ETs Langley. on stait e'reHl,
Gsar Oh she ffsan@s aud Appropriateness arc e"
specially ias,;st. i. attsad
On the 10, Of Apgll, ls34, MSEFH tIooAE,
aged 81 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08
az s--gasAw

az sQTfGE --G ~ Jones Will commence 10
isa1e tickets ON Monday next for City supplies to
those living Ia The 7h District which extends from
lst To- I'd streets, and from Broad TO corporate
limits aad 10 such only as are unanis 70 purchase
sunn.ics elsewhere and none need apply except
shs.se living within the limits above mentioned
Office on Main, be,ween 9th and 10th, opposite
Southern Express Office. nth 6-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08


INVALUABLE Cavalry Nossse n, 49,,
" Saturday, Oh inst, at 10 O'Clock 11S~ssaa-A
CCuncij Chamber Hill wv sa =
BIZ Henry, q dark brown thorough ,,,.
years OLD pe1 et.s
One soTrsl gc.dlng. yeess old
One gray geid;Dg, yeare OH
ace above hossos are the. property ~
who bas retired asm the service. and a., !" ., tes
me attention OF cavalry officers teguiriss se
inurod 10 yoTs i""nS seagIs
"sr Henry" hys Blue Streak. wont, ~.
PIE ne stick nosss. combining besutv 80 wa
power, and being On both saas or the hs~. s, asa
Virginia. !, p s,'1 g w. hksia
ap4 ~ssANIs,
AGctsf--,
ALSO,
Aspisndd and beautiful dark bay es,a..
Pedigree" lila qualities q, s,-a sa
= ton, sad speed, ara all 81 ira As,sa.. =
der. The purity 9. k.s etock = s ..
Question. lis p.eigrss viii hs .sss ssse
the time OF Tale. an1
AIgo,
very fuperior gray osvslry horses
four-Ssar Old mara
handfons new buggy and ha.ne.., L..
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Obituary.

L.ed. al his fsSidaaca, Rose Iii, Buckingham
co, Va. on tte 29tis sitihafi JAMES D SsaJEs ,'.
tac Jatsf year o. MS age native ot lire county ~
Caroline, ffo;n whence he renewed to HeHEfo Co
Isis, where ie Continued ii reside "oii' ''s'
taii N vh,eii iin.e i.e ,tehasea aud removed I"
isiS late f;siacsi,a
Tie was Il man Of extraordinary natural caPaei-
ties, quick aad penetrating ia bis aisc,fnmeat.
fsithia sad itist la hts tensaciahs, Of enh"naGoa
csfesgs am, Industry aid dor lbs ,oHs aet, active
HE accumulated a .t.nioiiSait. competence.
- lie was for Hiaay sssfs n Consistent aud H2efu
nesasaef 1T eftic body al CHRIST oniiri"g ia his
shady Of til. Sculptures, ssi,iet. e had ati;ESd
m extraordinary oa4n.'Ati.siob, and, as eGiiSc
auence a;,en.iY la.gcl, iof she appearing at the
Lord Jesus h,isi, - asa ,ietouly wished as he ear
Hes;lY mayed to he p.fted 10 rstaia awake until
his ioag expected mts.ef ei. iufd should aFpe;r 90
assume His sishifai government ovef.ae W"ild.-,-
l,u. al last he quietly fell asleep. III hope III fS
,..,ectieu 10 immortality 3ad eternal life ct te
appearing Of Tim he i:ad 20 a'deniy ioased 10 see
lie was ilIrhy respseses 10. his s,n. rifaer, and
viii DC daariy .ancEsed by his numerous circle oi
i..enas IN t.is vicinity. ,,
iichmoId,'Va.
Ea~Peietsbufg papers please copy
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Ar'Rri 5 lses
The uls,,a,cl,.

To-day being observed as . day Of sastil,e
and prayer, no paper will be nsuesi from this
Once until Monday next. Should iateiil-
gcnce Of importance be received in the mean
time It VIII e'postcd on the bulletin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08
n s.sgaylg's nl.nca SHOE sruRE.

sOn Tau street, Opposite Bark sc,
a1cntd His fMon'ssl morning, where largo stock
eff shoes fer al eahses Gaa BIO found Ladies, cor
sets, hoop skirts, ana large assortment: of French
kfi gloves, bI.ax aai coi0red; French fell bets;
FRENCH, cavalry hosts The cid currency Will BIS
.asen q, tho reduction Of ono lhird. ca $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08
Ea~Peiefsburg papers please COPY

s~z- NoIiE-Tas slE'aai 10 ;iao focgic ef Viz
- gina for contributions tes tle t&alei pi INC
soldiers lsnliies ia ;s city isy.n i.Iei 10 eaTo
tas .fssaet rceri,ed, tae Army Committee ii D'.
Young Uea's s-.sstisa eSsae:s:;o3 Rave aieo :aisd
me fei.oweg gentlemen 40 o1B.ini'ssa to s1'ieis
contributions
Mo.rae .;er- -Jaiga WA Isyous, o. J a Fl
isysc;, ? Gary Eleaalss ea'i H.Ssls il "sis 'ds'
alison Wagi--tsoa .Iein FsnioPs ,faok27, iisn
q T.T,,.a. ;y2l & I.es, ss3 B!2clusrae Hughes
,Ietisraoa Eis!--is ;h'g5ta3, y Il (: sseefantss
wo, II Crs:r, ai.i ] L pieas4,.is az s. ~
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nAN KyESl.

On The s,h tasi. by s.v " q Peiststew, az t'hel
ssa, TIN irslacneenf ths hslie's metltes, 10 PERT
y PEAEcE fsG : 4. 10 Miss SAisislE e, daugh
.srr ef i'll. late las e, hoy, Sfs Exa,
4 lsAgns ,,a,ar III LIE hiie IN yesterday Ar.
AsAane.snen, ss;peareaAv rmtTiase az "Masy r. In
.tfsd ut sssaiTss kz1g r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08

fyLAyE3 ana re- Negroes Il auction In our.
II suss,ce 81 au ordsr 81 the H1sting CUust Of the
sjgy Ct Riohs4ond, vii sell, Monday Rexi, the
ffth lust {fhak b<jsg Court dsy,) IN 1son< of ths
CITY 5ali, ct 70 0esoek n 70 the highess bidder.
Sbr caeh tbs following skvss and fres negross vIx
Joe, AsiAvs, to b. carried bsyond th~,imim ~ ths
State
Hensy, . s!avs, the property 81 John Fitshugh,
aid r. s. : 2rsf-rsfp tobacco hand.
Reubs0. runway slave SID 70 b The property
Of Mrs WiNiaSa Trent, Of South Casolins.
James r Butier. Anna Tonget, aud Lucy Tougst,
ffee negroes III young and lhey ccnvioted Of grand
larceny. and ordered to be sold into absolute
slavery. THOMAS U DUDLEY,
ap 8 I'd fergeant City OF kichmord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08

Ela'as 1sra Hsa,r. RssRsvsp Fcafys on Va,


Sspo,Rs 1sYa Hsu.r. RssRavxu FoRfps on VA,
Richmond. April I, 1854.
nRDER No I.--Tilis regiment has been redis.
q, 4. a;aps J-hs r stacy, csrr,s norta Of Broad,
between sh and 18th sis, ems nile beyond The cor
poTatCn.
CO d, Capt " j Epps. ccra g North Of Broad and
west Of 9Th street. mile beyond The corporation
Co G, Capt Geo l. Bdgcod, ccm,g South Of Broad
aad west Of 4th street, one milo beyond the corpe
rattan
and between Attn and i7tH sta
Co d, Capt Ward, CONG East OF 18th street
and cue mile beyond The corporation.
All white males between the sgca Of Is aud Is, re-
siding in this rcgiYncD.al district, no! Liable TO
script.on, and who are not in She actual military
ssrvicof the Confederate States, Eueh discharged
aud disabled soldiers, exempss from ned service
account Of physical disabiiy, ar;sans, or detailed
men not Ia other military organizations, ralroa.:
employees. clerks II banks. sud other clerks and
State officers publis employ mcnt, cd!soss Of news
papers AID their employees, school teachers, physi
CLANS. refugees unnatrriz ID foreigners, Hc by
recent act Of Legislature end arrangement between
The Governor aad the Secretary OF War, made liable
to duty in this regiment. They will report to spd
obey the orders Of the a5aye-Bamed Caatsins of the
districts In which they respectively resdc.
Tho members Of the following companies will re-
main 10 their present organizations and obey the
orders Of tacir rcspsc;iv. C.piaius, as follows:
Coz Coz Ere sr,saaa, Capt VIM Charters, com'g
CD II, German Hcsao Guards, Capt Cietus Bsu-
man, ccmg
Co Centra! Railroad Guard, Cap: c r neither
land, cent'g.
Go x, French aerao Guard, Capt A pioot. oop,'g.
@, l., Foreiga Legion, Gap; A l. gcuyer, cong
Cap;ains OF companies Il b, c, d. aai K, vii; I'm
aedateiy order tie cussersDg Of their respective
cc;nmanis for organization, dsiIi and inspection for
the reception of arms, and for the election Of officers
to fill vacancies that EXIT
By order os Col THos J Evans.
ep ST. ST PENniETfjT ASi's.
A TraNtIUs, 60 Il, i4th Reg men. -AM persons
"A between is ard is years Of age. lanle &c duty
within the bounds OF this company district, will
senbio On Monday, tho nth Of March, 1854 at 4
O'Clock y, ct Davai street Church, for organixa-
ton, driii, and inspection, and for the election oS
I'd Lieutenant Those without arms win be fur.
bishsd With them,
This Company distrios embraces that Fart Of the
city north OF Broad st, west Of 4,h, aad one mile
bes ond The corfoyaie limits
D-lir4 ients will be deal! with according 10 law
BY Osds.. 4PYS CAPTAIN,
Slit
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CONFEDERATE sTsTss oF AAskIos,
Wa Depa, tgncat, Eure&u Of Colscrintiou.

CONFEDERATE sTsTss AAskios, !
War Depa' tncat, Bureau Of Coascriptjou, !
Richmond, Va, April Gin, 1scx.
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yoSod.
II C0Dmendasts MI. retain out OF the reserve
classes su1Gien: number t. co.sacse their caa,3
guards sad supporting faFla anl'prac5el rapidly
pags.ole to "Tean,ze into companies persons Of
the said reserve ciaes-s.
III. CarHmenden,s vii instantly desisrate proper
rsUtt svoHs, END order all persoa2 Of the rcze.ye
eiasst TO raaa7t al such relsd zraus st:.h 1ay Of
Arri ns., :, = The guspsa. Il clGa:iaI 5npsay OF
acers arsi being o1eaaiZsi int eers pan:cs.
, ". The instant organization ct :hase osssas IL
deemed 81 tia highest irc Der aaaco and al. such
persons aS CO net appear atEtns Rendezvous on tia
day appointed nsaE re enriched and assigned at the
discretion OF the Commandments Uniess otherwise in.
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direct ~ this eirssu.
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syiss, usaeg General Clisss Ne &c, a G Office,
current ss1.aa.
Thcsa VIA de- set OF .tst bsssrs the let cf May
will bs co iseTb-si4 uc:scsrsg furnished at Goysru-
mant prices Applications made to
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08

ARYaAND AND LOUISIANA USiTED.
IL
THE BALL OF THE SEASON.
Grand Complimentary Ball, rendered 10 Cart
Thomas Stewart, OF the Maryland Line, and private
battle of Gettysburg will ne held at Magnolia Hall
I3sh street, on next Tuesday evening, april i2h.
The managers assure their friends, and all who
n,y favor them by their attendance on that evening"
thai 30 effort vii! be left intrcd their part TO
insure pleasure IN ti,6ir patrons.
To these who desire To participate In the plea
sares end destinations OF tho dance, and at the
time contribute 10 IL laudab.e design, TIL. Is
iadocd glorious opportunity.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
LII Thos Costello, Frank Reilly,
James Eesbi:, WIN Dalton,
Chas Fitzpatrick, Buckley.
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RICHMOND ARD rANvIL,R IL X,
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EUs named john, sha property Of X A y Yates, n
rsct;oway county, about 70 years eli, 8 fact SOFA
inches high. ae nad on when Lie iefs a heovn vr.
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iars viii bs paid for his recovery.
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