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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-28


DAN AWAY-From the subscriber, about the
IL 10th OF August last, in this city, q NEGRO
NAN, ALFRED belonging to Judge Scarburgh.
stHris brown complexion, and about p years old.
y liberal reward viii be given ii delivered to me.
se @1-2t@ A. ID. CHOCKLEY.
DUNAWAY-S2J REWAkD.-itanaway i'll
III July, from the subscriber PAUL; brown mu
ihto color, brcklaycr and pasterer ~ years
of age about > feet q inches high square built !;
bushy hair and large beard when he left face long
and hollow a5out'the mouth very slightly knock
kneed; walks very erect; steps short and fast !;
voice loud ard strong; when spoken to answers
quickly; suen aspect. He formerly belonged TO
MIR. Beuiainn +. Whlden. The above reward will
be pail 10 whoever will lodge him in the Charles
ton Work-iiouse, or in any Jail where 1 can get
him. Apply at this office ST. l6-eodlm
- DUNAWAY Ran away from the Coal Mnes
IA, boy, FREDERICK. SAID y IL ID bright n.u-
la'to. stout bult. about 81 years of age has
downward look when spoken 10; about ) feet 6
inches high viii give ard of S25 for the Sc
curing of hin il Lum pkins Jail, so that get him
again GkORGE W. PARKER, F..
Sc af--lme Isle OF Wight CO., Va.
ANE UNDRED DOLLA S L..
w 4 X ID .-Ranaway frol he subscriber.
on the 9Th instant at Vienna, Virginia, Mu-
latto Boy named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 years
OF age, feet 5.r & inches high. lie had on WHEN
ta left pair OF white ozDabprg pants and checked
shirt no Goa, Is rsther slow spoken no particu-
lar marks remembered
Tie above rev ard will be given for sufficient
prosf to convict any white person Of assisting said
DOLLARS will be paid for his safe delivery either
to myself OF iu any ial where can get him.
su 9T-lns o. the I'D Re2't 4. @. YelA
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- L II . Y A /.
cur FILE MANUFACTORY hps been r,-
moved fl"la the I'D stand /" Iowa., Il Cook.
inrndry, 2th stree I, above Main
rc 21-h~ LA!I & SHI'hAN
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A{ ANIED.-The subscriber uishe, 10 Ell.
w pio: singl. rs TEACHER in his
lilnity Tor he next year who to,sch thoroughly
t'r's, Latin and the English language end Matie
.hiil's and would take five ar six boys 1T rI5A.-
b,oss End Hight 81 Richmond priee-. None ncu5
aIlg l'ut those V ho can give the hest evi..rnce -.
their dtnes-. address
Iir, GEO. FIEWI.G
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ttIt t.-tht concern oI SM;iDi.EE 4
~ WOODWARD, t.ro,ers Fru,.,.l.u 81 hav
ing been dissolved b. nu'iai consent ~, the ls O.,
july ls>'r@ii parties indebted 10 thar r,a a.s r..
questedto apply 20 Capt. THO&. +. RAGLANu
at y. RI HAhpo> Sto'c, on Franklin L., h.tv ..n
i.th and ic'h sts aud settle tlcif 10 cour-.
WIN. NJ SMETHEE
- VI
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w ANTED-FIFTY RECRUITS FOR THE
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
! CNFEEKS.--perso,f wishing ~ Join thi- Regi
.aent vii have the privilege ~ selecting thc Com.
ps.nv tcv dc sire to bt attached 49, ana will be fur
nishe' ID good uniforms ard aocoutrenent, free
Of charge.
For further particulars apply at the Rendezvous.
IN Cernthan Hall, Main street, between 9Th and
10th. Office hours from A. ~ until 5 p NJ.
By order.
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- irstl ; eA.s
WasaT nslttr.Ar Mains,

w WuEa phA AAAsi
Ihavs now N tiors 4 few WHEAT DRILLS
hosh with sad wliEsat xiiaia attachments, Of the
most approved mauuEseinrt. and for sale st usn1
pricss. F 80
xsso for sale, few PORTABLE CIDER
ILLS, and full stock Of WHEAT FANS.
kEEOLy!Na SUkEENS. CORN SHELL
ERS, STRAW CUTTERS, &C.
mA--iA IL. N. SMITH, II Main street.
4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. All
"A persons having claims against ROBERT NJ.
BuaTos, deed, will please present them to the mr.
dersigned n speedily possible that urrauge.s
meets r,ay be made tor their settlement and thos
indebisd 10 hiia VIII nIsSs payment me without
delay. WM X. KURTON.
ss x3--sts Adm'r 0f Il. Al Burtnn, dee d
---@~--
ID ROMA IL combination Of superior Cocoa with
ID other beneficial Ingredients, rendering II q
higiliy agreeable ard wholesome beverage beth Ia
the sick and eonvaesceiit. II Ia eaaily uaile and
therefore especially usaful 10 Hoslatals For sale
W u w. TOWERS,
$50 Druggist, cor. Main and 18Th saA.
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PANTRY 1LUE&
6Scn recruit saAAfs active service - DDen - q.
listed
Any number Of good Recruits viii BE- received
Into this corps persission having been obtained TO
increase the same to . complete battalion. The
Hnes are attached 10 the Legion now in service In
Western Virginia. under the comiaand of Drigadier
General Henry A. Wise.
Tho Blnes are enlisted for the entire cobtinuance
of the war; snd recruit ill be received tor less
period of enlistment
Ofhcr, over p II. Taylor's Music Store, No lse
Main street, between Bth and 10th, Richmond, be-
tween the hours of . A. NJ. aud 6 r. NJ.
None ne.d apply but men OF good character and
robust nsslth
Honorary members Of the Biues, and n:has hlends
throughout the country are reqsssfed to aAsis us.
Uniforms and other uscossary clothing furai. bed.
u JENNINGS VINE,
- 0-.-6AswV Captain Z + J. b.
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Az IANTED-l00 90 L and SHOEMA-
w kERS, to work on COARSE work also
- to ork Oh fine work.
Also, good FILTER and CUTTER needed.
Apply TO JAMES KNOTS, ia Main ST.,
Under VIM. Ira Smiths Clothing Store.
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N ANTED-RECRUITS for the HANOVER
w DRAGOONS.-Dssfring TO increase con-
sideiably the number of my cosnpauy, wish to en-
list several men of good habits good constitutions
and well mounted. Amy person desirous OF Join
Ing, will apply within the next twelve days Scrg
4. WINSTON, at Taylorsviiie, Hanover, Or after.
wards by mail, TO me, at Fairfax G. II.
WINS. G. WICKHAM,
80 %-9w Capt. Hanover Dragoons.
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N ANTED--For the oti louisiana Regiment
w three good RUNNERS and FIFERS.
To enlisted men, high wages viii i,e paid
Carr. ID. r. BOYD,
SO 2l--,b. Eycba,r,. Hotel
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DsSSGF.sjrEONS, &c.

IllNSJl-C ioN-lh he 60 p;trthtrsiip hci,,ccn
hEYBNE & MASON, in lie yvii..iesa,c Ii
quui BH'mcss. was dis solved by nufuat con .ent ou
she - "f July. All thos" whr ere Indebted L. Us,
viii pleas come forward and settle their accounts
"i't ~ WI" have clailis agaiSr rs, will present
taeir htti, Tor settlelucnt. ISigncd
a } RIRNF.
- o1Gt- - y, Al I.nnf
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THOMAS Il. REFS,
u l[-fe firl.rS Gar u,nf

TED.-FORTY NEGROES wanted inn
w mediately-good hanls-to aid in saving
sugar crop during the four months in the in
terror of Louisiana, above Baton Rouge blen pre-
ferred st 81 per day ard found; in pro
that force permanent: shares, on the p:ace, i'll
full operation. l refer to the members OK tbs old
house of Dunlop Moncure g. Co., Richmond
Direct to A. A. WILLIAMS,
y--lIl Pass Christian, via New Orleans.
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WANTED.-Two Virginia La'!ts Of many
w years experience i'll teaching, desire situa
tons in private families schools, either in Vir-
giua or one OF the other Southern States. One
will teach the usual English branches French
German, Latin and Music the other English and
French. The most satisfactory testimonials can be
given, if required Address ''t,. w. r. Box i:1s
Richmond Va. 80 9}-lotS
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ur. GEO. FLENING,

"a A TED SHOEMAkERS On Is.o.
W sewed ani pegs,ed work. One of The pre-
f,mtor' can be fohnd q, the Exchanc.. Hotci r
kichhond. on Friday and SATURDAY, The eth snl
2tth inSts.. and will give all the information IL,
sired in rryara to prices, &c. In : to 10 a. NJ.
uni after 6P NJ J. SHELLY 4 SON.
2.-1tE tcbn nas,-;ij. n =,
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DUualTON WHAT -tnr saje BnngAton
ID Wheat, of supcstbr quality,
o 10 bDWlE WO1TnAN / CA
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NI 2NTED rentcInail. ot three Years
w experience in TEACHING, desires Il r AM.
lily SCHOOL in the city, or in IN adc,nt couII.
ty. Testimonials rs 10 character and scholar,hin
will be produced Thorough obstruction in Latin.
Greek and French; also. NIL oi the l,ranci, usnamv
rAu1hl in classical schools .Adires-
Is. ". BAGBT.
SO 2t-iuI+ E;-,,,.,n,t u, q
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WANTS.

A| AN led An honest. industrious YUt' II.
w al good manners, and who. f,r future al
Faneein"n', wontd he content will, sinai, cf,,r.
p"n,lii"n. may hear at good situation by ni,lr.
ing, In his own haud writing, - H. 4 NJ H.
patch Office, Richm"nd Va 50 .s,-at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-28

II TRAY MULE .-Fulud. in NV stabI,
IL Tu, sfiaY Ii ornipe. dark i@sr mare MULE
Inc owaer " i'll please Come for. ard. pay expense
anC take his property
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Ihe f7.d Of Old Poiot7He .fmascnr Psrfoyns
aafs--Has Mat.srs--i'rarr cf ths City. g.
NORFOLK, Sept. Is. isci.
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Speaking of the scarcity of gas in Lon
don, in consequence of the short suppl,
of Goals this winter, the London cores
pOndent of the y. o. Delta tells an amusing
story: .---z.,
a Rne old British merchant, desiring 20
marry his daughter into au aristocratlc
family, invited a number of bachelor lords
to dinHer to make the Young lady's ac-
quaInaneG. There happened. 10 be present
plebian youth wbose Gtce had already
gained him the lady's love, and by on
ndroit mRneuvre he succeeded In placing
himself next her ut table. During the
dinner and while some maecaroni Gm gratin
was under discussion, the gas failed aud
the room was left in total darkness. After
some delay candles were brought aud the
COntretemps became q subject Of general
amusement. Suddenly the guests made
the discovery that between the hosts
daughter and the youth, waved lightly in
elegant play one Of those fairy like strings
peculiar to maecaroni One end twiued
around his moustaGhe, the other attached
itself to the young lady lips. 1t was con-
victing, and the merchant ut once knew he
must relinquish his patrician designs for
his child. The dinner was mouFnful one.
The next day the young lady was severely
talked to- aud n week afterwards tue mac
caronied mOusRcliiOs were her husbands.
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1ailg .snteIliaen6er.
SPRING.

Iron The Dubiia University SlsEazlne.l
AHush Of green Is on de bonrhE
A warm breath pantSth IN de air.
And In the earth 3 heart-pulie there
EaFobs underneath her breast Of 6noWu.
Life e HSsiE among the woods.
ana ~ thS 1loors and by the dream.
magyar ~ from torpid dream,
wakes In aunahins on the bnde7
WekeS up In runsle, ~ The cong
OF wood bird Mid aud Ioosenod mi
More frequent from the WIniiy.hIil -
CONES grssuiHs forest Atslss al1RE
Wakes mp In bFauty as the UhOen
" Heodland pool thL sheen receives
IhFoagh bright aoUefS, oVsrhfaIded leaves
OfbFoksn vanhGhts, E9Idsh gFeep,.5
Che neesthP OuthUed winter stay
AWbiiu, 10 gather amer him -
SNOW robes, fnHt cTyStaIFd disdema=
Ana thentn son thoWerS Tasg away.
She oOuld not love rough winter well
6et cannot cbOose but mourn him now
80 ueara GEhils on her young brow
His gift-a cleaning ieiele.
Then turns her loving to the sun.
Upheaves her b0SOm's swell to his
And, Ia the Joy OF HE frSt klss
FOrgetl toT aye that SterneT CnsT
Old waters pledge from her lie rave,
That ley cold though giittering spar,
And EouOS her with gwen cymaT,
And B1rdlHs Found her brOU With leaves
The primrose and the Wood.ViotSt - esq
He tansis5 In hsrGliiaihk hair, l--,
Ana teaches eldu bFeeLsa fAir
Tossing her solns sweet cauEonpt
All PrOmlSlpg long nmmeT hours,
When abe In his embrace hhiil lie:
Under the brad dome Of bright sky
On NOISY coaches starred with hoWOFs
IN she smiles back aERIn u him
NE beauty boAning rum his Eaea
And, T0bod " light, glove with me ETNcO
VI Eden-pAlae0d cheFubtms
o, earth, thy glowing IOVelInesI ss..-
Around ouF very hearts has thrown
And undlmIned jOyanes an Its own,
And summed Us Der Tith happiness
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WHITTIER bOAEDUIEs--
OE and amer the 2sth November, lseo the PSsssn
" ger Trains will be ruR daily A. follows: ~
Ftrst-Ihe Northwestern. Cleveland, Chicago, st,
LoTA, indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling. BenWood, Baltimore. and Warrington CITY
lsxPFee, departs daily except Sundays At 9:45 A. NJ
and arrives In Baltimore at $50 NJ connecting with
heearllest trains for the Eastern and cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore At A. ~, and arrives
% BenECod At s:lb T. d. and wheeling at s:45 z. NJ,
making direct connection with the Western Express
his train VIII only stop for wood and water
aud mealinE the passengers
see9nd-Ihe treat Southwestern, Sc. Inuis. Cincn-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, BenWOod, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
925 P. H.. arriving In Baltimore AZ lSS r. A. cons
Meeting with the afternoon trains the Eastern and
southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore p.
Ne and arrives atBenWood at T:45 A. N. AMI heeIinG
Western ExpreSs trains. This train WIN only stop for
wood and water and meAling the passengers.
leave taiIy. xeept nnd5I u.s. S I1, NJ
~ J.n:FoRD, Agent.
Smith. Master Of FTanspurtAtiOn.
I. y. CoLs, 6en,l Ticket Agent. nOV2s
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
"a -
5ON AND. APTRR MONDAY, Noyember a8th. 1880.
" Passenger Trims will leave Bridgeport u fol.
lows, fSundays excepted:j ia
HOO A. NJ. Mail Train stopping nj MI stations. ex
eept New Salisbury, Summitvills frank
40 I'm, East Rochester, Moultrie. RootstolEp
+ EArtVElIe. Macedonia, bedford, and Nevs4
burg arrives at Pittsburgh at 600 p. NJ,
Baltimore Of 300 A. ~, philadelphia at
$50 a. ~, New York $50 P. II. (nson)
Cleveland atI:3O P. NJ Toledo at 1910 A.
1880 A. NJ
1000 2. u. Express Train, stopping at all stations
except Liverpool, Smiths Perry; Indus
try. beaver, New Salisbury, East ROch.
gss estor. Eatlville, MacedoniR, Bedford and
EeWburg; arrives at Pittsburgh ut $40
a. NJ, Baltimore at goo P. NJ, PliilRdel-
phIA at $500 p. NJ New York at 1920 p
81. Cleveland at T:4O A. n; Toledo at
1880 p. 81, Detroit ut $500 p. NJ, aud
Chicago at 100 P. u.
Both these trains make eIOss connections Mt CleTe
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated above
alAo, Ior Erie, Dnnkirk- HnialO and niagara Falls
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 1904. N. and s.45 p NJ. and
LGnIe Pittsburgh at $50 AN. and l:IO =. NJ, an
arrive at bridgeport at 6:225 A. NJ and 600 p NJ
EKeursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915
Pare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points IN the West North
and East can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door to SpFSS House, Wheeling, Va and
at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point Hceeshe by this road and its connections
to the East, North, West and Northwest at once
No. 81 Water street. or With Freight gent At ridee
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent,
JOHN CHAPAiAN. Agent.
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. hoy2s
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SyPhflt and Merenrfal Dfteall.


TO-, NV ORlLANSy 18th August, 1880,
DB. ]. O. Ann: Sir: 1 cheeTfuIly Connie with
the request Of your agent and report to yo :oe Of
the ELECTS have realized with your SarSapariiIa
u hare enrod with It. In my practice nioSt OF the
eomPlaints for which it e recommended, and have
ound Its effects truly wonderful in the cure o. TeHs-
real ald MeTcHrial DiSaaSe. One Of my patients
had Syphflite Ulcers in his throat which we're con-
summing hts palate and the top Of liis mouth Your
steadily taken cured him In 1--WE weeks
Another was at taeke by secondary symptoms IN his
nose ana tue liberation had eaten away cOnsihera-
BILE part Of y, 90 that believe the disorder Wnnld
my administration of our SarrapaTfIia: die nicer
healed and he e we'll again. not Of course without
some dtsnguratton OF his face woman who had
been treated Tor the same disorder by mercury WIS
suffering from this poison In er bones They had
become 50 sensitive to the weather that ON n damr
ay sie SUFFERED exerueatng pain In her Joints aud
BONES she too Was cured entirely By your Sarsa
p1riIA IN few Neeks know from rs formula
which your agent gave ma. that this preparation
from your laboratory uinst be great REMEDY; con
se1uentiy, these truly Remarkable results With II
~ I5;.lsti 49, !! ttEts:i : t =,
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Aver Cherry Pectoral
HoR De .RAPlD oURR %
1890 AIMS -'tAAtslp CURB OF
Coughs, Colds, Inarien "a Ffoor.sp.xs,
SFoupS BEOnohlt1S, InStpIemf Con.
suHpti0ny and Tor Ghe Keller
afioE CensHmPt1Ne PatIents
In advanced StRReG

~ ArjoEsC onsul4pt1ye Patients
-s IN advanced Stages
OF the. Dt8saEe.
EsI1edy % universally known to Surpa,s
~ ~ the cure e throat and lang complaints.
sue. Us uHFi{ailed excellence for coughs and
Sglul ana ltB truly wonderful cures or pulmonary
.f W 4 lsle kn1Fn thEylg foat the eiViIizssi
atom q the earth. Few are the eoninunitirs or
49, 10y among then who have not some Tsr-
Az E q its Effects living trophy in
-. sisoEaqIe " thp throat and IunrS As al
tne areldtal fatality Of thee disorder and
700 use Elects o. IL ts remedy. re need
ny ~ poFa han 20 assure them that Il has nov all
ne That Il did have When making the cure.
SHIih5 N9 % EtFOngly upaa tAs Hadepes -
Prepared by DR.. y. @. AVER & CO.,
Fer 'ala BY A O GOOD CO.. and By ali Drug
e51sa augll-ly-nOyl5-3ni
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, RoBT. J. oUlvERwELI, NJ. D,
New Family GrOcery.

Observation-Disclosures LBAYRroA ANNOUNCE
u that ne has opened a Family Grocery and Foreign
Market street, near the corner Of Quincy st. and so.
tcta the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
II will DO my constant Ondeavur to offer, at the
lowest prices, the best quaties the market Affords
A suPnriOr article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand. E7
German Produce, such As PruneS, Lentlas. Split
Peas, also all kinds OF Nuts, Oranges and LemopS
Wholesale and retail at the lowest rates. =
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aDd Tobaeeo
OF the different grades, wholesale and retail ut
CIV. REESSINGS, o..
febl+lyd Formerly with Alex. Hsyman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-12

Dr. J n. 8. Claiming, Of New. York City, WFItes:
VI most eheerfnlly comply with the request Of your
agent In saying have fUnnd your SAIkaparilIn \
most ali er1tTe in the numerous complaint,
for which we employ such afemedy. but especially
IN Es1l1ie ADIbouEG1 ofthe ScOhIlOuB tliathesis.
have ered many thTeteFate Gases Of LeuCurrliuA Is
cerdtioH Of the tierUS. The liberation itself was
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge ednal.
1t for these female dcrangeinentS.'
EiWani s. NarTUW, OF NSEbury, Ala, writes: ~
Dangerous ordrfan ttrlaOg one Of the females Ia
my family. which had dehed all the remedies Ne
gould eiaploy. as At length been completely cured
BY yon Extract Of SaDRPNrilIR. Our physician
thought poihing but extlrp1tion could adOnl relief
but he advised the trial OF your SaFRparla as tLt
last resort before cutting, aud Il proved efcctual
AMER taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease renninR'