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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09

From DIR. G.. r. Bofendah NJ. d.
NV. y. shaw-Dear Sir Having used your Ga Stoves
in my house for a nlmber Of years. cheerfuly
tfy 10 their utility both for cooking and heating;
No 20 Somerset street, Boston.
From Rev. Dr. Gillette, N.Y.
This ce tihes that, having used the Gas Stove Of Mr.
w. r. shaw's make, have found equal designs
II has warmed our sleeping chamber during the past win
ter at no greater cost than ordinary means OF heating
AMI saved great deal of trouble work and dust
quent upon coal wood fires. A. ID. GILLETTE, ID. ID.
From Messrs Leeds 4 Co.. n. "
take pleasure in certifying the merits of your Gas
Stoves, having had in use in my dining all the
winter past said room being extension and very
Geld. One register, from large furnace, found in
sufficient Upon putting in one Of your four-light Gas
Stoves found that could heat the room the coolest day
In twenty minutes al very thrilling cost Of gas, giving
very agreeable and moist heat. A. Il. MINOR.
From Joseph 7. Brown Esq Apothecary and Chemist /
Mr.. VIM. Shaw-Dear Sir: For the past five years
having had much experience in the of your Gas Heat
ing Apparatus IN my Laboratory, consider the most
convenient and economical arrangement have ever used
consider this apparatus almost nd for the
Laboratory. Respectfully yours, JOS. T. BRowS,
229 Washington street, Boston.
From the Boston Post1
ToucH BrEFsrraK MADE TENDER BRouLSG.--An ap.
paraius Tor broilng bce>teak by heat produced from
burning Illuminating IN mi xture with atmospheric air
has lately been invented by Mr. W. r. shaw, Boston,
who produced many sterling inventions for applying
gas and air heat To chemical culinary manufacturing,
aud domestic purposes. The last invention H. really
most useful and scientific novelty. nasmuch the tough
est beefsteak, when brOed in this apparatus, Is equally
tender sirlon steak broed over a coal fire. The
principal product of combustion from the burning
Is pure vapor OF water at very high temperature. by
which the abumen Of the muscular fiber which Is the
surface Of the steak is immediately coagulated and firm
set, that the juices of the all retained, and
few moments converted into heated vspors which,
being thus confined break and rend the hbers of the
meat, aud loosen their texture through the The
apparatus is perfectly simple and easily understood
nv fha apd H. hcea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09
from James A. Dix. ESQ Bostonl

One Of Steak Brothers has been in nv family 70
several months and has given the complete salts
faction Steak cooked in it uniformly upon the Ia
bic tender and juicy The broer has entirely supersede
the gridiron my family.
To w. z Shaw, Esq.
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I FFo7a tht tsNAsEEFss.st OsHftef.
SOUTHERN CAMP s0N0.


OH i.na Of the South Of "a brave and the srce
Our hesr's c.sas as ARIA ~ thy kil,s un.o thee.
Tao usnvperK vie deeds bat nerve she strcag
arm,
To stisid thee from RI ara shr daughters from
haFsa. Q
Our swords Ere a.shes las, and shall 20. return
20 thei. saes ARDS, til sac yandss ia gisdness
shall burn
The ni.va's far branch on tae kltara cs Peace,
Aad fcom petty bssenass etsrnaily cease;
It'll thea ~ q. Bethel es Be, ncnts veni risin,
Or gssy Manassas shall tae nessians bs sls.n.
ws soness act their rain, we weaid harm not a
eAr--
We would Il o. Gesy hem the sree5snc Of air.
Tier <res. - Cypress U.s. bai we rever shsl DOW,
1aopsa they rgAt oa forever, IS they Fa'niS are
now.
Our Aoner aud ri.iss orc oar era sR6 sae'tbs,
Though cur his0a fov' IL rivers aoofsn 10 sis ses
Fueompss sed al,oHt BY a-ree foemen we s.a.d,
Nhoss.eh 10 assnc., i.ns pi'lage our land,
To o,leat the fair r4ses sgaosa tehdris sns~iae
Roaad as fos protest,oa, IS TO iao oak eitaSs The
S.aai 10Th tA9n brave SoQtAroLs, we are proof
aa&;sst halsl,
While ar hcar "a ara oil true and God nerves our
axal
vs: sh&a eiaed nsa Gibraltar IN hrmnoss and
Or ron 8, lke a toTreat ';aI Abss lss:a,s IN
fight,
VIII sweep bach TO THAR dens .i&s Sal ara ssEs
e'ouds--
Sore wrapps in thsir base tho rest N cir
shroads. one or TAG BoIs.
Eighteenth Regias1,, r. q. y.
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VTIRdINIA CENTRAL 5RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


On and after MONDAY, November 18th, tho
Mail and aims will leave Richmond for
Gordonsvilie Charlottesville, ard Htaunton, daily,
at 100 A. n, connecting with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Train at Gordons.
ville for Manassas, and intermediate points, and .:
charlottesville for Lynchburg. ,#%
Between Staunt0n and Jacksons River the Nall
Train will be run triweekly, leaving Staunton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Saturdays, and JACK.
sons River on Mondays, Wednesday, md Fri.
days. ass IS &el&a - Es.yat
harman 4 Browns Stage Line for Lexington.
connects with tbs Mail Train, and leaves Stauntou
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, AND Go
shen on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday,
Hartman, Mason &c Co.'s htage Line, for White
Sulphur. Lewisburg, &C., connects with this train
ON Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The regular Through Freight Train for 0ofdons.
vile, and points west Of there, leaves Richmond al
7.30 p. III. on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays,
and arrive from the west at A. n. on Sundays,
Wednesdays, and Fridaya fls
A regular Way Freight Train for Gordonsvflle,
and points eess, leaves daily, Sundays excepted)
at $50 AN II. D. WHITOOAB
nos General Superintendent.
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~. MEDICAL CARD
~ mn A

q.
DR. PLUME, Of tbs old Medical House, confines
himself mainly 10 an Office pr,ct.cs on Franklin
street. little below the Exchange Hetel and dag
cuAliy opposite Odd Fellows Hal where s,ssui
and confidential treatment may be obtained or yes
sonabie terms Those who have been exposed 70
certain contagious silfnen.e, are invited 20 cal
carly
Communications by NAL, 4 otherwise, promptly
attended To- ctfics open ffc,n 9 a. M til Q p M
my Zs--ta RICHMOND, VA.
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We wsn. Twenty su1rifsy good sessr Makers. 70
manufacture SeSars. in Charleston, South Caten,
IA We wili give from 81 70 sie per thousand, q
in quality.
Jespectsbie board can b. had at s. 10 SO per
-ees 3. WYATT 81 CO.,
,e3 Fan aey, Charleston, s. O.
"a l6--Ir,cn&
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gaxS. = assssesN.s. Rsss.

~ CORNSi CORNS,! CORNISH
~ BUNIONS! BUE10NSt,
NAILS growing into The II .sh, and every disease
that i'm pairs healthy locouloion, ahoult not BIZ ns
elected. = he only p,acs whers iraiasdia e. relief,
without pgi,, ia obiaiped, les.
Dg. sCsULTZ'S, The Chiropceis..
CFFrcE-Wall Street. Hotel, Wal So. la f4-3ts
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BAK II RIES.
MOkA N Il II u AlSSo
r u. b B I q q s IS
NEW

~ ~ - ~ ~ - -
BEEAD, CAKE, CRACKER, W."
And PIE BAKERY.
Having removed to my new establishment, on the
ccrrer of Broad and Fourth sts., which have bad
fitted up In . superior style, do now offer my SIN
thsnks to my friends, and tha public in gene
raj, for the very liberal patronage bestowed on me
to business, and working Of the best materials, to
merit continuance of the same.
have increased my facilities for Baking to such
IN extent that l am now prepared to turn out
large . scale 81 any establishment of the kind IN
the State.
Hospitals Restaurants, and BOARDING Houses
supplied with FRESH BREAD twice every day.
CKACKERS Of all kinds, fresh baked, constantly
ON hand, packed In the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES,
GINGERBREAD, SPICENUTS, &C., at the
Orders from the country thankfully received
and carefully attended to
Parties sappled with PLAIN aud oRNAMHN.
d. BRIaGs's New Bakery,
Corner of Broad and Fourth streets.
aIn-d3m&
WE. N. T1E 3 = = ! NEW L q 8 5
Having ct eensiderabls expense fitted up .
LARGE STEAK BAKERY, on the corner Of
Gary and 18th streets am now prepared 70 furnish
all orders In my line immediately.
shall keep constaatly ON hand, frssh baked. III
kinds Of CRACKERS. PILOT and
NAVY BREAD,
4OLA66ES and
SUGAR CAKES.
Ny ovens, machinery and tools being entirely
new and of the most improved style, together with
my long experience In business ! feel justified In
saying that can furnish ~ good IN article Of
Crackers and Cakes any establishment IN this OF
other country. H.es :.
Merchants having orders frcm thu country win
ind II to thsir interest 70 give as . call.
= pArtianlaf Attention maid maxine nysA
ooepsrins I'll articles shipped.
dAl4-3m Nm. y. TINSf~NY.
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NJ KILL1KINICKs
KILL KIN i ~
We are recsIvins large surgsy SHlY ~
KsLI4IKISiCK SMOKING TOOAOSV'
Which we offer 70 the trade cheap. .,.o,s
Always m hand. lrree assorvsnent ~ SMs'Nt
ING and <uiEWISa Tcbaeco.. Havana German
and Domestic Cigars. Snun. Pipss. aHcy AFi.
e.cs, SC ]. p. bCEhEss q os,:i
Ia ,ast ityT Broad st.. above cr~ 9th. =
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E,sr POLLaHE'S RHEUMATIC LINI&ENT;
Tor tale by VIM II. SCOTT, Apothecsry,
Successor to J. W. 0srick, Market Pace,
ia q Franklin street.
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UYINTER ARRANGEMENT.

To JAMEsSTOWN,KIN MILL, GROVE.
SXONE-HOUSE, AND ROCK
WHARTES.
Tss steaansr CTRTIs PECK. Capt. J. H. FRys
Man will ca and saor Wednesday morning maxi,
the Both instant saYe tina wharf at Rockets, reg
ulerly every Mondays ednesaay. and Friday
places; lay a, the Reek Wharf all night and 70
tarn each alternate dsy--Tussday. Thursday. and
Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING Rock Wharf 1t The
sane TOUR 81 O'clock, and touch at Ill the regular
landings, going aud returning.
0-Passage and freight - usual
&C % r o. HAEKnsS.
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LIFE & FIRE ms u RANCE.
TN s U 3 A N y 4.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SUR ANCE COMP ANY,
OFFICE, No. l83,
Their new building, on Main street, next door 10
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
OAFTAL...s. o2SO, 900.
SUkPLUS............ 10000.
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NOTICE Was committed to the fa;I Of Bed
~ ford county on the Sd of Decemhsr, 1861, a
Negro Man, who calls himself ISAAC RIXEY,
and says he is the property Of Daniel Hunt, Of
Richmond, Va. Said negro is of ginger bread
color, about % years cd 6 feet high, with good
set Of teeth no scsrs, except on the back, from
whipping; and had on, when committed q suit OF
k.colored domss ic cloth, very much worn and
ragged.
The owner Of said negro is requested to come
forward, prove properly, pay charges, and take
him away otherwise. he will be dealt with - the
law directsl WIN. H. PATE,
ia 1A-lm GhariH Radford Couutv
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IL, named GlLBEkT, aged between 40 and 50
years. His color Ia black; whiskers grey, under
the cu. He Is about six fees high; black hair. His
closhingis black coat and plaid summer pantA
Tuesday. He was brought here by htleman
named Thos. q. Neal, of North Carolina. He left
my premises Saturday afternoon, between 3 snd ;
o'clock. The above reward viii be paid by
n A. MYERS, 66 Main street,
Richmond, Va
Or lodged In some convenient Jail
IA aO-t6thEeh*
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NRUSHED SUGARS
~ Havemeyer, Townsend Co., and How
In store aud for sale by
jas KENT, PAINE q 90.
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PETERFBrRG, Jan. T. ise2
gTSO MERCHANTS uF RIOHMONU.-Au
merhsn.s receiving freight fresa ths south,
which u shipped from Petersburg to Richmond
~ Virginia Towing Company Lighters. are noti.
Aed that tho feighfs AMI charges must bs PAID be-
fore the goods are taken from lilo depot In Peters
burg, All claims for dAInsgss or 0vercharges must
burg sod ungess goods are taken frora tee depot
In 70 hours alter being unios1ed, they will By
starsd ae the expense Of 5io owner. Uuless ather-
Wiss ordered. gocds viii be stiprsd either by rsil
psdisions. AdtreM JEn. II. Wills,
RrincipAl freight Agent Pstersbnrg =. = Go.
jaf -IMs
HkHQKHpD Ext 1ACT 81 I0p xIUI aa5
'''''''''s, j. r 81; az p,y.,'.1,
10 Nib ID
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
) OADp1N0 AND NAY aUHolax..


RoAs1lHa' AND n-z sqse y, Y r
he srsreises e. the school ~ my hesse (Aea-
dov. Fa-m.) IN 81 uDssaF. sahoSA ssyen miles from
u chmcnd, will b resumed en she 10Th Of the pre-.
sen. rucnAh. Atm aoiisttstaon ~ ssvsrnl fftsudss
Ihave again COS aentsd - take few BOYS ~
bcsrdrA who vi Ii recsive ths Same atts0tis0s nd
be trsated ~ my own Sons. tsS..a ss.gf
ssas cI. p. ss ss q ave sssns
studies 81 the Ipspil. 1a@s4 sssss -. Aas
ia - IN - z- ~. ?. aYDNak..
FDUOATLj MALAY u2s Sireinix LADY.
H. who - had several yess experience, de-.
ssrea 10 cb.apsx SITUATION, either in School
branches. FrenA h,asdrud.,nents Of Auaic. Ref.
escaess sSchans ID. Address - }" s.eri sesbnrs
We IL ISIS
TNdLIsT ND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
r. = Univers aliss Church, Mayo Street
po Ins hat .ss has associated WITH im in
ina conduct OF his School, MIR. q. MoRsIs,
Master Of Art OF the University OF viz
giEta. 4i 49,
ar NJ, who ii az experienced teacher OF
the Languages i nd Mathematics, has charge
of the Classical Department The method
of Instruction. Ia similar to that pursued at
The object Of the schoo, is to .prepa,e boys
for the University, or any college, or for the
busl ess Of life.
Terms. &c, made known on agp,;eps,1een.
w ARkEhrTON IN. ca FEMALE COkLEf
NV eIAT2 lNS:ITU1E
x;I, c. ,rnmence Its 4sd sessien JANUARY 9th.
p.epar, d to give ampls Instruction in ii Solid
and Or nsmsstai branches. For particulars ac-
G-ess .JUAlNS WlLCCA
ia 4--19t% Principal.
ANS. JUHN DARRACUTT viii open .
IVA School, on .he fret Of january next for
voun9 laafies at Wes:wYod, her Residence, on the
R,ehu.cnd and Charlottesville Turnpike, one mile
| from Hiehnond. t-s sse
Beard and tuition in English for Ten months,
sIe0 tn u N Esgsh fone half In advance) $50
Music ans French at the usual prices.
| BEFERgl~CEs-kev. Charles II. Read, D. d.;
Peacty L. l|-attsn, Eeq.; Or. Thonass Pollard.
I Il 81 I'M
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KUNAWAE4.

ID UNAWAY-Sj0 REWARD-From tie sub
n scriber, Negro Boy named BOB. Said Ne
gro il about IS years old; dark complexion; shout
fee. 8 or II inches high; weighs about $50 lbs.
I believe this Negro 10 trading in some regiment
near Manas sas or lurking about Fredericksburg,
Charlottesville. or winchester; and will pay
the above rev ard for hs apprehension and delivery
into any of the city jsi:s, 80 that can get lin.
D. B. SCOTT,
Co. g. 4th Ala. Regt. or
ia l4-12t* J. G. SCOTT, Marion. Ala.
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~ WAY-Was committed to the Jail Of the
Corporation Of the City of Norfolk. the 18th day
of september, 1861, negro man ALBERT BROWN.
The said negro man is five feet six and half inch.
es high, AMI weighs about l40 pounds, has scar
on tie right arm about six inche. long. d Ark com.
plexion and about twenty Eve years old. Had on
whom committed grey clothing add cay he belongs
to James Fisher THOS. J. CORPEEW,
jal4-3w Sergeant City Of MOI folk.
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CPEUIAL NOTICE.
- The ONCE Of the WAR BANK
e 9. UlCKINsoH & HILL's. =
Corner of Wall and Franklin sts.,
Where this issue will be redeemed,
Whenever offered in sums Of
Five poLLARs and upwards.
L. b. FRAYSER,
90 43-4ms ". II HILL
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OFFICE RlCHM'D AND PETG r r 90.
Richmond, Va, Oct. I6, 1851
CHAN0E OF SOHEDULE.-0n and sis,
u J WEDNESDAY, October 23rd, the following
Schedule viii b run on this road: e.
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Mx.i Train daily, a.. A. n.
Freight and Accommodates, daily. 81.
cspt Sundays, at.....-.. 80 A. n. aRd 3 F. Y.
LEAVING PETERsBUR6.
Mail Train daily. q: ...-xe.....4.00P.M
Freight ard Accommodation, daily, ex-a .4-
cept Sunday, -ax..........9 4. II. and 5 p. NJ
n3-The Trains leaving Richmond NJ S A. u.
and P. NJ connect with trains 6auth Of Peters
burg.
xl-Travelers viii bear IN mind that they Ar,
required TO show a pass from the Governor or soma
other authorised person. before they leave ne
city by this road.
&C l9-ts THOS. H. WYNNE srps.
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- DEN z Al g A RID.

DE-. S. }. CUCKERILLE,
OF Washington, ID. c., will hereafter practice his
profession In Richmond.
SA OFgIcE-s.h street, between Trsukin and
Grace dc is-ima
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS
q. s. OF AMERICA, \
e $50 (lEARTnxMAsrBR's O1RIcn,f
sF BtcNNoFr, Va, January 4, 1852.
DROPOSALS will be received NJ this ONCE ice
II tho delivery Of
W 200 tons HAY, s
100 20. SHEAF OATS,
100 DO. FODDER,
Hss 100 %. 6HuCK6,
E 10c Dc. WHEAT, O. DAT STRAW,
D the 18Th February, 1851, for the uss Of the
Oonfederafe States Army.
IS JOHN p. WHTEIELD.
h6-l8 Captain md 4. Q. n.
O0M1D1RATE STATES Or AMS1I01.
& s. QUAkrEnMAefER1 rYFIC1. =
Ma1monA, Va JonuARy 4, l663 } -
DEORO6A1o viii be teoeiVel q III enc
II Tor the dehvesy a. euo hundfod tAouaanA
haahsb CORN, by tAs l6th February, 1854, for
The use o. tAo OOn1Ddesafa ktatse a9xny S
i =. = - JOHN u. WH1TkIEID.
8 - Qeptaln al As QnmterneoAer.
OonMlassos41 WATssHs OygICx.
Riehqeeds Jan. 81 lo9.
N031q r94lnual Are, ~ nxeeuSoevf -
NaAe 1Qga =. AAiS, hes $500 q ~ tAa1o
~ 1AaeW ~ vuusn1Ge y $50 = 6 osslle .
11o6a1Ao 6t - uxeonAos. 81
,, sa ~; z: 81, Z: -: %
htal1 coab5b coon10 D. !
il 80 Ia 4ss.sSs. . I 81 u zsgs 49, IS -
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ID ANA W AY-e5o RhWARD.-Rsnawsy.
N from the isil Of Thos Jonessof mis- place, on
Monday, 2ist Of October, 1861, . Negro NAN.
named JAMES; dark brown complexion, q years
old. and nearly six fest high. He had on dark
pect he win try to pass for free boy. win pay
the above reward for said boy. taken out Of this
d.y or S25 II found in It, to be do delivered 70 No
at E. Il. Stoke ., is.ehmond, Va
de l9-lm* j. A. BTRDBTT
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10 UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Wss committed to
N, the jan Of Herrico county. on the sd Of No.
calls himself JOHN. end says he ia the property
Of Mre. Mary Scott, Of Albemarle county, Va
Saia negro Is about Is years old, feet 10 inches
high yexow complexion, and had Oh when COLI
The owner OF said negro IL requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or he viii be dealt with a. the law d.
reefs. GEO. D. PLEASANTN, g. q q.
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10 AN WAY-82O0 REWAKD-From the
H. residence Of the subscriber, on the Both Nov,
NEGRO BOY Isaac, about 30 years old, ST feet
high, ginger bread complexion, of pleasant and
polite manners, hair short and nappy and Ia left
handed. will give the above reward for the ap.
prehension and delivery CT said boy in the jail at
Orange u. Fl.
This negro ran off in consequence of having COM
mitted most brutal and unprovoked murder upon
community at large to be on the lookout for this
criminal. He may be in the vicinity Of Freder-
icksbuzg, where he has acQuaint ances.
-.-.-.-.~- LOUISA O. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann P. O., Culpeper county, Va
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TAMNk D. BROWNES
81 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
9th street, next 70 the Mechanics, Inssit7tA
IRON RAILINGS, FR4RANDARS. BALSG
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C. also, Graf.
ING, Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every eh&
kind Of IRON WORK FOR ornamental and 6ailfne
purposes, manufactured at short notes.
NJ Particular attention given 70 enclosing 81
eia1 Lots In the city and country. II PLY
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e~>s. De- +. w. HANCOCK sasying been or
rs aered to Gen Ews,is Brigade ~ Surgeon
will necessarily be a5se1t from tne city for tile
srhose wisAing his prossssi nsl services will EnG
bis Representative, Dr. JAMES L WILLIAMSON biz
office, prepared 20 attend 10 their eaiia
DR. JAMES T. WILLIAMS offess his profes.
SIGNAL Services ~ tbs stizai.s OF Richmond end Vi
cinity. He may be found al DR. Z. ". HAScocK's
Office. en- Halo, beween Sd and 4th streets o. al
Mr. WIZ. IS. Pr LIPS Office on 18TH atreet, be-
tween Eain and Bank, at tie usua Office hours.
Any messs go ie.i al either place will be prompt
ly attended TO. So l0--ss
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q 4 n REWAkD.-Rauswsy from the G. ODE
DlU Hospital, in this city, during the frst CT
December last 3 Servant Man named GIBBY,
who Is stou: man. about 5 feet suches high.
with short hair, large ankle joints appearing to
be nwoien; walks little knock-kneed; has pc
culia'ly Shaped head thick lips. and good teeth.
Ri, feet and ankles will dsnrify him anywhe re.
The above reward will be paid on his de livery to
me. b. A. COUKE,
Office No. A, Law Building,
12-Rt Eran In
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NJ 0rIUk-Accofding 70 me scas ol ~ o..
War Tax ON it, capita stock thereby rsisvine IL
stockholders from the payment Of he sane. The
Tax Assessors win therefore not ~ any u ~
stock Of this Company frum indivt6uAl9
q ". XAONUR0O. 0ee'y
- $50 r.. y. 4 p. r r: n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15
SAVINGS HANKS

NCTIUE-Ths SMALL. NOTES issued b.
IN Richmond, Frederick sburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, will be rede emsd on preseuta
ton at the office Of the Company.
a9--s T. B. GENTRY Auditop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

- VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
The increase of business OF this institution
forces the Treasurer to notify its customers
that, hereafter the business hours will b
from 8 O'Clock A. M. toSP ~ No business,
therefore, can be transacted with said inst.
tuition, except between the hours aforesaid.
DUOA1ce at Spence + 0arey's, No. 40 Main
street. T. h. STARKE. Trsasr.
&C Sl-8m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

HAVANA OI4ARS.--A large eupply Of
jul genuine Havana Oigars, of various
brands. For sale by J. r GRAY,
la Is7 tIAin ST..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15

AiDA ''A' -oDA0oo' !
Tie subscribers offer for sale two hundred thou.
sacd pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco suitable for
the manufacture Of Gus cigars, beth hi!ers and
wrappers.
We are the agents for tbs ssle Of the Florida To-
bacco, and coming from the planters direct, mann
facsurars and spectators cannct fail to mako any
selection they wish. The sooner applications ere
made the better. 8. WYATT CO.,
No. 1853 East Bay, Charleston. 8. q. >
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


BY the steamer Ericsson from Hattcras. We
icafn that lhe Burnside Expedition lei, Monday
afternoon, bat were driven back by the storm.
Sh: brings nothing later except that the Expe-
diIiJn Was about 10 move to its destination.
A prisoner OF war naDei Taylor, OF Cinein-
natl, arrived by flag of lruce from Richmond.
lie says Beanregard lett for Kentucky, takiog
1900 troops from Manassas, and that JEFF.
Davis is to take command in person at Manas
GAP, after bis Inauguration on the 22d Of Feb
ruary. The greatest panic prevails at Norfolk
and Richmond relative to Burnside expedition.
Tayior who was released from the reoels, has
been prisoner since the Bull Run battle, and
.ays be was accompanied by detective to Nor
fox Who was very careful not to let him carry
any papers from which it is supposed they
must have contained some important news.
The Richmond Dispatch admits that the az
sregate rebel force in the field is $780, 900 men,