The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19


u win give the abeys reward for the delivery D
siinsl % g. ". r. Nubbali. on I'd street, Richnond
Va Said boy h black; about ave feet ten inche
in height; with several mali scsrs upon his throat
caused by being lancsd. He was last seen ut WI
hamburg on the evening OF the battle at that place
II IL highly probable thst he 10 now with some rssi
arrested and put In some prison in Richmond AM
person irving me information that may lead to hi
| recovery Will get tho above reward The abov,
reward win b Ped BY NJ. Hubbell on delivery Q
the negro to him. Residence - above stated Ad
dress me- ct Stony Point Albemarle county, Va.
E. N. LOWE, late Of company q,
" 1850 9Th Virginia regiment.
NNR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
\ j Stolen from my dressing room ct the Varie
ties during the psTaor%s9cxS o. Tuesday evening
with an enamelled slide, through which IL hole Il
attach pin; the other II composed OF a series o
round gold bars passing through slide, upol
upon the inside Of the pendant my name IL en-
grxved In German text The aforementioned
reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
be paid II returned to the Box Once Of the Theatr,
Ed but If not immsdtasey rst1rHsd. will pay SIS
for the apprehension Of the thief, who II caught
will be prosecuted to the cxtent Of the law. Jew
elers and others forewarned against purchasing
the bracelets. tjy 10--1w.l IDA VERNON.
TWENTY.TIvE DOLLARS REWARD-My
Curtiss, in Hanover county, Saturday morning, the
2sth Of June. He Is bright bay, six years old hai
rather short name and tail, and has slight erup
ton on his left shoulder He had plain English
containing o large shawl coatcape and two oil
cloths will pay the above reward for the delive-
ry Of the horse or any information which will lead
to his recovery to Capt. g. w. ALEXANDER, As.
''''''' Provost Marshal Ke1 a. sSE n i Jn
Surgeon of Fields Brigade, Hill's Division.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Ran
i away on the 9th day Of July, inst, my black
smith, JAMES PATTERSON. He il about Eve
feet eight inches high, with large mouth very
thick lips very broad, fat nose, and the ham
mer when at work with his left hand purchased
him at Louisa Court House in February, 1861, be.
fore which time he had been hired by Mr.. James H.
Harding, near the Fairfield Race Course, and at one
time by Messrs. Clark 4 Hatcher, of Richmond
He has q wife at Mr.. John Th0mass, Henrico coun.
ty, near the tavern of VIM Chiles, Esq, on the
Chickahominy river, about whose premises he may
be lurking; or he may have gone to Richmond,
where he will attempt to obtain employment
will give the above reward for his delivery to me
n. A. HOPE.
jy l2-6td&w Jackson p. O., Louisa CO., Va +.
TNWENTY.FIVE DOLLARS R1W1RD-win
be be delivered to VIM. s. Phillips, of this city, OF
confined In any jail In the city of Richmond, 20
that may get him again. Said boy is tolerably
black, short hair quick spoken, and very quick and
active. He left my premises, In this city, about
three months since and has been recently in the
employ of q Capt Mitchell. llth regiment Georgia
volunteers. He represents himself a. free, as he
jy 151w Chief Surgeon Sd Division.
TNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-strayed or stolen
from Phillips farm, in the county of Charles
City, on the night of the 5th of July, bay horse
COLT, four years DID, unshod, and scar on the
front of the left hind ankle. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery to me at the Charles
about three miles east of Richmond, or with Mr.
Richard Barnes, on Franklin street, Richmond
THOMAS L. WALKER
~ 15-4t* Charles City Cavalry.
TNEN DOLLARS REWARD-strayed or stolen
i from the camp Of the Charles City Cavalry,
on the night of the 18th Of July, dark chestnut.
sorrel mare COLT, three years old, with both hind
feet and left fore foot white. The above reward
will be paid for her delivery to me at the camp of
the Charles City Cavalry, Sd regiment Virginia
Cavalry, three miles east of Richmond, or to Mr.
Richard Barnes, on Franklin street, Richmond.
X. 8. FOLKES,
jy 15-4ts Charles City Cav, Sd reg Va Cav
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost or strayed
i on the 4th inst, my large brindle COW, with
white back and belly long horns little inclined to
turn up, and by appearance about l3 years old
The above reward will be given for her delivery to
me in Manchester, or any information concerning
her SO that can get her.
jy 1e-3t* JOHN JOHNSON
ASST PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Manchester, July II. 1862
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wil be paid
/ TO any one finding light sorrel MARE, stolen
or strayed from this Office ON the l4th inst. Had
new bride, with curb Bit and an English saddle
with wooden stirrups, on her at the time. She is
branded ~ s. C."-new brand; has three white
feet and blaze face. ~ la-at*
T1>EN DOLLARS REWARD-For q small bay
HORSE, years old. star in the forehead and
left hind foot white; small blemish in the left eye
He got loose from me on Sunday morning, the 18th
of July, on Church Hill. The above reward will
be paid for his delivery to Capt. T. A. JONES, at
the corner of 29th and Marshall streets, Richmond.
jy l6-lw' JOSEPH w. STULLARD.
1.-TWO HORSES TAKEN UP-Two HORSES
were taken up near Richmond on the 10th of
July, which the owner can have by calling at the
Surgeons tent Of the 9th Alabama regiment
Rhodes's brigade, d. H. Hills division, and paying
for this advertisement ly ls-2t'
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
M EN- TO HIRE-Two able bodied MEN, for
Xl the balance of the year, to work in or near
Richmond, either as drivers, wood choppers, or
farm hands. Price, $50 each. Apply to
jy 1885, No. lat Main street.
EOR HIRE-A servant GIRL for the balance Of
II the year, capable to do homework in general.
For further particulars, applyto
j. PEYSER,
jy l7-3t' Corner 9Th and Cary SITS.
ENGINE RUNNER FOR HIRE-I have an
IL elderly MAN, who is an experienced engine
runner aud good mechanic at any work, very faith.
full and trusty, but not able to perform very hard
labor. Price $l5 per month and board Apply op.
posite Catholic Church, Grace street. to
jy l5-3tt JOHN A. JETER.
EOR HIRE-A No.
IL CARPENTER.
Apply at No. 5. Monument Hotel iy9--6t'
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
NJ TOE Having just opened a GROCERY
IN at Cookies old store. on I'd, between Clay and
Leigh ss., we are prepared to sell goods at small
per centage, less than any one in the city. We have
on hand an excellent lot of DRIED APPLES.