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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-01
A correspondent of the Montreal Gazette,
writing from Boston, says


"The Yankee girls are not so beautiful as
the fair daughters of the South but as gem
eral thing they are good specimens OF the gent
Ter sex. In given number of ladies of New
York, Baltimore, Louisville and St. Louis.
more pretty faces are TO be seen than in an
equal number of Boston ladies but ii seems to
me that in nothing else do the latter yield the
palm to any of their sex in Europe or America.
In general intelligence they have no superiors
anywhere. Nor are they the less modest for
this. None evince better sense, or are more
attentive to their domestic duties. Their tastes
in dress are very different from those of their
sisters in other cilies-in New York. for in
stance. This will be sufficiently explained for
the present by the observation, that have met
several ladies of the highest culture and of the
greatest wealth, wearing dresses the tout en-
sembte OF which would not cost as much as the
bonnet alone of fashionable New York lady."
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REVERE HOUSE.

EaakrM The undersigned has leased this commodous
-RAizl- and popular HOTEL where he will be happy
his former patrons and friends and all who desire good
accommodations at asOnable prices. Having had
siderable experience In the management Of public house
Braeboro the undersigned attcr himself that he shall be
able to give satisfaction to all his patrons.
HENRY G. NASH.
Bratteboro, Jan l, 1862 q
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IIST OLE A GENTS
whom payments for THE VERMONT PHOENIX, for 1862,

70 whom payments for THE VERMONT PIGNIX for 1862
may be made.
West Bratteboro,A A DUNKLEE, P.F PERRY jBrookline,
G. W. SrEBBINSj Dover, LYMAN BURR W. Dover WM
H. JONES; Dummerston W. o. MILLER West Dummers-
ton, S. W. WILSON Grafton, N. H. uALLj Guford Ell
MER MASON Guilford Centre, S. Il. sIBLEY Green
River d. DICKINSON Jamaica, D g. DEXTER Hall
fax, STEPHEN NILES West Halifax, A. IL. TUCKER;
londonderry, DAVID ARNOLD; South Londonderry, H..
ID. TYLER; Marlboro, W, W. LYNDE; Fayetteville, j..
DUNKLEE, JRi Wnamsville SAMUEL BROWNi Put
ney, WM. lIOUGIITON saxton's River, g. W. FAIR
BROTHER; Cambridgeport A. A. WYMAN Somerset, q.
X M0RSE Stratton, MELVIN A. KN0WLTON Towns
hend, o. BUTrERFIELD West Townshend, l.. W. PAGEi
Vernon, ADDISON WHITIIEDi Warlsboro, HOI-
LAND pLIMPT0Ni West Wardsboro, LlREltrH WILDER,
LANE; Westminster West, b. W. HAMBlIN; Whitngham,
II. N. HTX; jacksonville, JAS W. HATCHi Wilmington,
LOCUS WALKER; wndham, WIN HARRIS, JR.j South
wndham, EZRA PIERCE JR Chesterfield N IL, II. o.
C0JLIDgEj Hinsdale N H., G. j. AMID0N Winchester,
N. H.. u. NJ. FORBES; North Dernardston Mass, N 2.
CEAPIN.
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WOODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-
w acturers All kinds Of Printing Paper made to o.
der Cash paid for White and Brown Rags. Dratleboro
VI.
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SEWELLMORSE,P Practical. STAIR RIM n
boro, Vt, se "'"'''e'
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7 G. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
s at Law, practcing in the Courts Of Vermont New
Hampshire, AGENT THF 4ETNA Fire Insurance Compa
aud NndhGm County Mutual do. Also, Agent pro-
cure Pensions and Bounty Land Commissioner for the
States of New York and New Hampshire California and
Notary Public.
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ID SlMONDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
In Ladies' Misses, Chidrens and Boys Boots Shoes
b ana ubbers, opp the Post ONCE, Man-st, Brattle
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L ITTREDGE HASKINS, Attorney and
IN Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, WILL
LIAMSVILLE, VT.
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WINSLOW S. MYERS, ATTORNEY AND
w Counsellor at Law, Jacksonville ~
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DOST & PEARSON nnyr,srs

DOSI PEARSON. DENTISTS,
pay particular attention to the preservation of the
hatuaI iee' Also Insert Teeth ID platna Rubber
OF ossr Electricity in extracting teeth,
Ohee and Residence nearly opposite tb Con
church-iormer residence of the late O. O. HALL
n IL po BRATTLEB0R0, Vr.
''''' ''''' I. N. PEARSON.
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HEADQUARTERS.

STAuRroS. VA, Feb. o, 1854.
~. A LARGE NUMBER OF THE MEM
~ BERS OF COMPANY K, Capt W. Is.
BKrcE, Goth Virginia Regiment, have con-
tinued for a lorg time to absent themselves
from their Com pau without leave. sub
Join a list of these absen tees, and hereby give
them notice that unless they report to me In
Staunto Va, on or before the goth inst,
they Will be treated and proceeded against
as deserters. The following is the list OF
absenteee:
Sergt. VIVA l. Moore, Corpl w. A. Blacks
we'll, Corp't Lewis G.. Ragland, privates
Samuel Adkins, James Il. Blackwell. Joel
Rianks, VIM. Chapman. VIM g. UhappelIe,
Gabriel r. Clark, james Goats, Jas Har-
row. John Lloyd, Robert Nc Kinny, Mark A.
Noun tcaatle. IemueI Satterheld, VIM. Ste
rhens, Peyton Taylor, James NJ. Terrnl,
Thomas Warren, Richard L. Wilkins, and
John Mitchell.
For the appreh en- sion and delivery TO the
CommaD ding Officer at Richmond of such Of
the above parties as shall remain at large
after the Goth day of February, 1882, here.
by offer a reward of $50 each.
These parties live in the county of Hall fax
Va.
BY order of the Secretary Of War
II Nj BELL,
ies-Iw Capt. Commanding Post.
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: ss.--a- 2 -
pauyalNE14 NOTICES.

~ NOTtUE.--Thc subscriber mas re-
in the store on the corner OF l2sn and Main
streets to the rear part OF the same building,
entrance on 18th street, where he will be
happy TO see his friends and old customers T;
also All who with to have any ParerinE
dome isstock OF PAPER HAN0IN0Si s
..ill large, and he is selling at about the old
prices WIN. A. WALTERS.
f. in--3t
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CORH, WHIsKEY, AND DIsTILLgRIEs The
Jredell Erprtss, OF Statesville, n. G., COM
plains that In consequence of the large mum .
Der Of distilleries that have gone in to opera.
zion In North Carolina, the price of corn and
grain generally has advanced largely. The
Erprsss predicts that unless the distillsris s
are suppressed, corn will be SIS per bushel
In midsummer.
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THI COOLEST YEr-Some of the prisoners
OF war confined in Columbia, >. g., having
been admitted to the Masonic Lodge OF that
city, meeting OF some OF the mem bers was
held, and the act Of admission declared I'M
masonic, unlawful, Il grossand fagrant out
rage upon the principles of the order, and an
tnsult TO every citizen Of the com Inunity.
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~ DE-. JOS Il. CLAGaTT, refugee f. ON
p~s til. county of Jsffsreon, Va, snd OF twelve
years practice re pectnll3 offers his services to
The irh ab:tants OF Richmond in all the branches
o' h profession.
Office on Main street, over the Bank Of th G
Commonwealth and opposite tie American H,-
tal ia lH-lms
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-. DR. f. l.. GARTER offers his profes.
o. rio. al ser vices to the ctiz ms OF Richmond
aud vicinity. He can hs found either night or
day 1T bis residence. on Franklin street, next door
above .hs Metropolitan Hal, tDr. MeGruder g
old Office ORDERS left on his slate ct the West
ham Hou,t, Sidney, will eceiSe bis immediate
atteu ton. u Elm
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~. MiDLO THAN NOTIUh-An adjourned
- annual meeting CT the MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY v i'll be beld st their
"ffc on l2tn street, on FRIDAY, tseI4h in at (,
at II O'Clock. JOHN U. STANARD
te 1T Secretary.
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KILLBp.-Samuel WorrelI. n boy aged Is
years. was killed at Danviile, Va several days
ago, by companion ramed Samuel Angel
WoErell was suffering intense pain from Il
swollen foot, and In b's agony begged Auge
- kill him. Not thinking the gun wa
loaded. and having no idea of doing mischief
Angel took down fowling piece, fired and
killed his companion. The affair created
much excitement in DanviIle.
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FIVE HUNDRED. AND FIFTY MILLIONS YBAk.
Mr.. Sherman. OF Ohio, announced in the
Federal Congrass, on Friday last, that
the estimates for the exp enses OF tbs next
fiscal year were five hundred and fifty
millions of dollars. This is five times the
currency OF the country, three times moro
than the coin In the country, and more than
tho expenses of Great Britain during the
war with Napoleon.
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An IRoN-PLATsp Screw FRIGATE-The
Pennsylvanians are talking of getting up an
expedition to invade some of the Southern
States. They also propose to include in it
An iron plated screw frigate, said to he now
In a fair state of completion 1T cramps ship.
yard, kenslngton. EfJrts will be made 10
impress her into the expedi ton, should 1t be
gotten up. She is 300 feet long, 10 feet beam
and % feet depth OF hold, with three decks,
and 10 elsv inch guns. Sh- draws Is feet
water, which Will be a serious im ped N Il
to getting her over most OF the bars on the
Southern coast. The crew will consist Of
l5J men,
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Ritbmono pispattt.
TUESDAY FEB. II, 1869.

Written for thu Richmond Dispatch
ou2 DIBT.
Remember. meo Of Maryland,
You have . debt 70 pay;
A debt which yeara OF patience
Win never wear away;
Witch mus, be paid Al last. although
Our dearen pao"d II eost;
debt which skeA be paid un!n
The very u,iermoH
W. owe for eroadencs betrayed.
ny those ~ trusted best;
The sw ord We gave them to defend
They turned against cur breast
For spies ths, noted down our words,
Tn. while they shared ofr bread,
For hounds that even darSd disturb
The a7itt Of the dead
We owa for all tho love they lied
The wcifsh hate they allowed
For all these gliiteriBg bayope.s
That meet us on the road
For black suspicion, deadlier far
Thep fash of Northern swo,ds,
For treason threatened At our hcasth
Add poison al our bostds'
For many deed Of darkness done.
Beneath their "ssripes and stars
or women outraged in iheir homes,
And AIRED on in the cars
For those black tiers OF cannon trained,
To baar on Baltimore
For Brune IN exile. Kane in js.l,
And Davis In his gore
Wrong, such as ,hess-aye, more than thsse
Make up orr fearful .iebt,
Aud many n gallant heart has sworn
II III all be settled yet.
Each moment near AID rearer brings
That solemn reckoning day.
nd when II comes-and s,heH IL con's
RINEMBsR--ASD RkFAY'
E,ytu,yr Ian II
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DEATH OF Gss. BoG'is We regret tn learn
OF the death Of Gu. James Boggs, of Frank
lin, Pendleton county, which occurred about
O'Clock in the afternoon of the 2Sth OF Ian
nary. He died in tn G bosom Of his family
in Franklin, after a protracted illness. Gen
Boggs had filled many useful and important
positions in his county, and was the rresi-
ding Justice OF Pendieton at the time of hi 5
death. He hal b.en elected TO re present hi g
county in the State Legislature, utresigned
his seat on account OF his declining health.
k0cktnQhari Rr1iIer.
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VIZ ANTBD-IMlfHDlATEIX-At 4hs O. \
" Artillery Hafnees MannfActory. my
HARNESS, end
SADDLE
To good workmeu, liberal wages aud constant
employment win bs given: Apply 70
W. 3. pOWEER. II. D. =.
h4-6t Corner 7th and Canal en.
~ winchester aud 6taunton papers copy ons
mouth and send bill for collection.
w ~ A WET NURSE,
without ehcumAr anee'
To take charge Of - infant Of three monfns.-
"pp'' ~ '.' NM. r B. HAXALL.
fe4-ts Corner Of Grace and 6tn stA -
U7AN TED-lMMEDIAT
wv RECRUITS.
RECRUITS.
w.n.ed. Immediately, three 5000 hundred re.Pec'
tsbIe and ab,e bodi ed urep, 70 form IN Araiue!y
battalion, 20 serve for two years, or du1ins inc
war. .>.,,,,.,c~ NJ
shall. in few days, open . recsuMine ..
Ace IN the city Of Richmond uu'Set soe sut ~.
tcndeuoe Of Ssrgsai.t 2. q. Mo0SvDAk: Von.
Portable quarters will be provided iVH..roor.
Man viii be paid from the date Of their eonumous
I, 1. the earnest with Of the undsrsigned 70 %
With the new organisation before the term ~ a
present company expires. He Therefore mo N&o.
the hone that those not In the service VIII 0o'
bs slow In ensslns; Tor. fight We must, and col..
ouer, too, And, to Dc 30, we must be well'orlled
md prepared for our enemies.
Anv communication addressed to me at Fred.
ericksburg. will meet with prompt attention:
4. l.. WALKER,
fe3-ts Capt. Com'dg Purcell ARTILLERY.
Wbig and Examiner COPY.
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W. S. WYATT g. CO, of Charleston, 8. g.
~ beg to ia form their friends everywhere tina,
the great fire which occurred in city last night
lid them 20 immediate injury either In their stoek
private houses
We feel this announcement due to our friend
who have a large amount CT property in our handa
Charleston, Dec. 18th, 1861. dc Its
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DR. F.. w. HAN ,OCK having been or
81 dered TO Gan Ewelrs Brigade, al Surgeon
viii necessarily be sb .ent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services will fud
his representative, DR.. JAMES e. WILLIAMS, at his
office, prepared TO attend to their calls.
DIR. JAMES e. WILLIAMS offers his PROBES
;iona services to the citizens of Richmond and vi
cinty. He may be found at DR. +. w. HANCOCK 8
office, Main, between I'd and 4th streets, or at
Mr.. WIN. s. PHILLIPS office, on 18th street, be
:ween Main and Bank at the usual office hours
Any message left at either place will be prompt
ly attended to. AZ i0-ts
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TUE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
70 HUnBU0.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE RE-
AEDY YOR 0ONNORRHHA AND ALL SECRET
DlHEABES.-Thi great American remedy, con-
tanning NO Aercurial Of Balsamic properties excels
everything heretofore offered to the public In Its
curative, restorative and reno ating powers; and
the medical world a. astonished when told that
she above remedy will cure the above diseases and
cenfoundsd when they have occular demonstra-
lions OF the facts But the proprietor, who has
Known OF the remedy for twenty odd years has
Known OF case Of 20 years standing TO be re-
stored TO perfect hsSl.h, and all other casss OF
shorter duration to 10 restored, without a single
exeepaon, and therefore challenges any case of
saoonorrh9s which uae remedy will not cure bro.
Noeo tne directions are carried out with prudence
On NE part OF the pslient and any one purcha sne
AN Dozen bottles, and using accordingly, In bis
os ner case, he susraatees perfect cure aud in
Sasse OF failure, will furnish additional medicine
~ eaA!ge. to complete the cuse, through his
1879 and . cure will be effected without iucop
veoteoos 70 the patient.
rice, per bottle, o. half dozen bottles $40 .
sSPrcoeage from Is to 50 eta
eold ~ APPERsos DUFuY No. COZ BroaS q,
eoo a. =. 6TREckEk, Main st.. Draggists Aren, $
TOT The city Of Richmond Sold also. by M 4 &
C. A. SANTOS. Norfolk, ana CHAs. Il. CAMynr,s
snA WILSON + WILLIAMS, Postsmouth, Va.
IN I8-6ms
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AID VIRGINIA RYE WAIsKkY.

so bbls. Virginia wBISKEY, of good quality
10 bbls. very fine old Bye WuIsKEY, part
Eve years old
300 boxes and packages fine Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO.
10 bags BIO Coffee.
New Orleans, Clarified ard Crushed SUGAR
In store and for sale by GEO. 1. HERRING
Ia 1g-1ma rs Main s,rssx
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UTANTED--The public 20 know that l
w have resumed 10 old bustnesa, At the
corner OF Broad and eth streets, where
shall be pleased TO ssrys them vita rs good
q stock Of
FAMILY 0ROCEEIES
rs the market will at present afford. call
is solicited. r.. Is. HUNDLEY,
fe lost Late Of q. A. Pundley 4 10.
VTyANTED-
" At our Factory, on South side
OF the Dock,
0O,OOL White.Oak SPOKE BI1LETS.
100000 II. Oak PLANK.
10000 Axe and Pick Handle Bullets.
For which the highest market price will be
paid. NANCE & APPERSON.
fe 10 6tk
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01OUm01mDs 1114UOD1- -
E0 bDIS. WISELY.
9. O. 0REENHov
fe lost 18Th st., bet. Main md Ca,
IN BASKETS SALAD OIL.
s. y. 0REkNHow
fe lo-St 18th st.. bet. Main ana e..
IN BAGS RIO COFFEE.
s. q. aREENHow
ie 10 st 18th st.. bot. Main and Ca,v
IT, 5000 busha essA OATS.
10 1bls. Apple BRANDY.
10 6bIs. Pesch
20 bbls. Old Mountain WHTsvvv
800 bush. D. y. PEAS.
40 bbls. RO6JN, BY
JAS. =. BURTON l. ppo
~ OF + 4 E.
" Prime Green
70 bags
For sale by
Re s-t l.. q. b. DAVENrORr
T. 20 lbs lbs very superior Family Yloo,.
20 los. Extra Floul,
100 lbs. Middling Flour.
oa&s Old Oo6ee,
40 packages Manufactured Tobacco
w. Ground Ginger, Allstice. e.
isIs:. ' rw. Il T. .s sonss sou,a y e.
10000 1 SSa n S!as s sas515.FlEL5
For sale BY TH0s JONEs.
fe Nc. 8 Main styss,
O00 BBLs EXTRA l, EXTRA T. aod Ma
200 boxes Ground PEPPER.
For sale By THOs. JONES.
fe8 No & Main So.
Dor ATOEs. NAVY BsANs. SEED oAT,
50 bu.he,. Irish Potatoes,
50 "a Many Beans,
5000 =" feed Oats
80 Clover Seed. daily expected.
30 Timothy Geed
20 Orchard Grsss Seed.
For sale BY BLAIR L HARvIE,
h3 Cary and uth SIS.
ID EMOVAL.~-We have removed our Stof- "
IL, tho large four story Warehouse on Car,
. rect, between 18th and I4th Streets four door,
below our old stand. and have In stors aad 10,
sale
10000 lbs prime BACON.
geo bushels Black Eyed PEAS
200 bushels BEANS.
500 bols. FLOUR, different grades.
90 bills. Mountain WHISKHY
loo bushels TIMOTHY -SNED.
100 bushels CLOVER SEED.
1000 lbs. Country SOAP.
200 kegs LARD.
90 bbls. LARD.
60 boxes Adamantlne OAEDLUS
l-ts H. w. PIERCE L 70.
OOO BBLs. COMMON WHIsKEY, distilled
AV q XSo i. ' Bsx MSi,i GIN, and RUM.
Is eighth and quarter casks ane BRANDY.
90 bbls. GOLDEN SYRUP,
% hhGs. choice N q. SUGAR,
so sacks Virginia Ane SALT,
% q. A. SALT,
so bags COFFEE.
80 casks ALE and PORTER,
80 half chests and small boxes extra quality
Gunpowder TEA.
100 bbls. Refined SUGAR, all grades,
40 Crushed and Powdered SUGAR
100 half bbls. Family Roe HERRIN0S,
so bbls. N O. and Halifax Gut HERRIN9s
New LARD and BACON,
50 kegs Biearb. SODA,
80 boxes ard 20 bags PEPPER,
100 kegs pure WHITE LEAD,
500 bags Blackeye PEAS,
800 900 CIGARS, various brands,
100 boxes SOAP.
81 bask cts OLIVE OIL,
90 cases SARDINES.
60 bbls. StuArt's Mountain WHISKY.
200 baskets and cases Mumm Co.'S. C,hsx
Heidstck's. and other brands OF Ans
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
SEQ boxes Manufactured TOBACCO;
Starch. Wrapping Paper. Fig Blue, Blackins, In.
dgo, Matches. Yeast Powders, Flour, all grabs.
Peach, Cherry, and Blackberry Brandy.
For sale by VIM. Il. JONES CO.,
ia30-l2t 18th ct, betwee an Main sud CARY
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Nv AN rED-A lady, well qualified to
w teach MUSIC, ION the Piano,) desires
very much to procure a class in Aicnmond.
children preferred.l
Terms moderate, TO suit the times. Those
wishing to confer with her, ascertaining
terms, &C., will please address, through the
Richmond Post Office, wv Z. H.
fe 10-6tk
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RR.EsLIsrEp FOR THs WAE.-Wa hear IN at
n considerable number of the Lynchburg
Rifles, Captain Winfree, have already re.
enlisted for the war; also number of the
Home Guard, Captain Otey, have taken the
same patriotic course and determined never
TO leave the service as long hostile ban
ner waves over foot OF Southern soil. We
ale gratif1ed further 10 learn, that 1t is highly
probable large ~ lority of all the com pa
mies from this city aud county Will again
re.enliet -Lynchbure Rep.
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~ N. a. SrURDIVANT
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.
PRACTICES In the Courts of the CITY of Rich.
nond, and Of Henrico county, in the Court of Ap
osals, in the Confederate States Court, and will
atts3d to any legal business before any OF the
Departments.
Sc OFFICR-Corner OF Bank and 18th sts., ny
sters-entrsnce on Bank 1T dc 7-d3m&
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TREASURY OFFIhB OF va, I
lam arv oath 1850

'xA6A6UAf OKF1I6 OF va,
January 18th. 1862,
nN YESTERDAY. BY direction Of tho Treasu
rer, we burned At tho Tredegar Iron Works.
the cancelled notes of she following named Ban ks
Central Bank of Virginia, Bank Of the did Do.
minton. Bank. OF Rockingham, Bank Of Wheel
ing. Bank OF Winchester, Trans Allegheny Bank,
Nerchsnts Bank OF Virginia, Bank Of Commerce,
Bank Of Howardsvile Bank Of Scottsv1lle, Bank
Of berkeley, Bank Of ROckSridge. Bank Of Philip
pi. Bank Of Manassas Bank of Weston aud Farm.
ers Bank OF Ffnca.tle and . number Of blank
sheets of the Bank Of Weston, Bank Of Roanoke
and AsEehsnts' and Farmers Bank having re-
NAMED At the furnaee until we we're satisfied that
al the notes were entirely consumed, we have
been informed that soon after We hao LEFT the
works, some Of the worknen raked out Of the Ore
some Of the notes, which were but partially
burned, and allowed them to be scattered about
= ss4 JNO. 8. RADY. LIST Clerk,
saA = d. DBNOON, Banking Clerk
The public are hereby cautioned against rsoeiv.
Ing yos said notes. a. they are worthless, hav.
ing neither the name Of President or Cashier-all
pesto1s - whom they may be offered are request
ed TO retain them ana inform mo Of the same 90
that those attempting to peas them may b dealt
with according to law.
ia 29-3tawaw JNO q. CALVERT Treas
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~ MEDICAL CARD.
- OrFICn PRACTICE.
DIR PLUME OF the old Medical House, coRtines
himself mainly to Office practice. on Franklin
street. q little below the Exchange Hotel and dag
onaly opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where sallfui
and confidential treatment may be obtained on rea
sonabe terms Those who have been exposed to
certain contagious ailments, are invited TO call
early.
Communications By mall or otherwise, promptly
attended to- Office open from A. NJ till P. NJ
my x3-ts RICHMOND. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-11

TOK SALE.-Thas beautifully located RESI-
DENCE on Fourth str set, CANDLES Hill,
directly opposite Pratt's Cottage, containing SIX
. ,oms For q small sized family, no more desira-
~, location &C be found In this city. Inquire Of
40 -nyder, at Richmond Stove Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-11

EOR RENT-The whole Of the second and
third stories Of the building corner Of
Main and 18th streets. two d ,ors running
the whole depth OF the building, and two
rooms over the store Of mr.. rayier, ON 18th
street. The whole, with q good entrance
from 18th strest-not suited for families.
10 lO-lw +. b. SPENCE.
EOR SAkn-Pnvass,y, . ANAL FARM, O
T. the New Bridge RoaA. u MILES, from Rlch.
nond, eeutaiDing twenty asrss, Ct which there n
a6oat Is eeres cleared, The talanes n WOOD
There % . somfofssble dwslliDG and the usual
out-buildjnss on the place. For further parton
Lara. epH'y 70 mo on the piemI.es.
66- 6ts J. J. COSBY.