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HANDSOMELY TRAPrED.-The New York Com-
Rseretoi says that not long ago certain officer was
attached to the army of the Potomac, who resigned
his position for tho purpose Of embsrking in the en-
tsrrriss Of selling fancy articles to the soldiers He
csuan to New York, purchased stock Of goods valu
cd 1t $4,000 and returned to the sea. Of war sflled
with great expectations" But sorrow trod fast
on the hssis Of bis JOY" When The rebel Genera,
Jackson came down on General Banks's division
The glorious antcipstions Of the merchant were en-
ttrsly destroyed he was "bawged,' snd all his
stock In trade taken charge Of by his rebel eas.ors
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DICEMOND VARIETIES
II, THURSDAY EVENING, June 26.
VIII be performed Shakspe'are's grea. Play Of
AS YOU LIKE 1T.
Capt Alexane!er's Song Of Maryland Boys"
To conclude with the Dsnce of
LA ZINttARELLA,
BY Misses Mary and Jennie Darlington.
DICHMOND LYCEUM,
n, Late Monticello Hall, Broad ~
THURSDAY EVENING, June 26th,
SERIOUS FAMILY.
SINGING and DANCING.
Conclude with ROBBERS OF THE HEATH
See programme.
RAND BALL.-A GRAND BALL will he
" given at saunderss Academy Hall, Fou
shee street between Grace and Broad, on THURS
DAY EvDGNING, June 18th.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies'
dollar.
MANAGERS. Capt John Stewart, 4. f. Hitch
cock. and J. II. Frayser. je CIT
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4 rn DOLLARS RkWARD.-Ran away IRON
IO(D nue. in New Kent county, on the lin OF

4 z n DOLLARS REWARD--kan away ron
Is)U nue. in New Kent county, on the ii'n Oh
May last. three NEGRO MEN-ARsisrkAp' An
cnER, and BRaSroN.
Arinssesd is abont 5 feet 10 or IL inches hign.
a bright yellow and wears full set Of black wnis
kers He he's been seen Ia Gen- Hoods erissae
Armistead Is a,sout ~ years old
Archer Ia OF dark complexion, with scar oss'
one eve He il about ) feet or 10 inches h'so.
When he walks no leans forward Little hs
about ~ years cid
Braxton Il yellow fellow, round faee, ana taiAs
very SLOW He has scar ON one OF his arms, aooas
Ave or six inches lon1, Just above has elbow. He 70
about fcct or inches high, and ID about - years
old.
will pay the above reward for their delivery
me IN Richmond or If depcsted In jail 70 Gan ses
them: OF fifty dollars piece for either Oh thcn' W
they may DO iegt a the Assistant Provost Marsasas
Office with Mr.. William New.
10 la-lOts EDWARD u. BRADLEr.
TSTFTY DOLL1RB INWARD. Fifty dollars
viii be paid for the delivery. OF my nsCs
KIT who lsi, camp Nay 18TH He "a soo1' -
yesrssld Get two or tAree inches hlsn hsn .os'
head. with = AGAR ON his under hp, black, ssnosn
akin, heavy huin, weighs about 100 pounds . vew
bowlegeed and pigeontesd lie y l0ne M.sss
GENT, and may = with ffoe papers 10Y - g.
negro. tie was born IN Georgia. hpseoaciy 1H"s
himself cut a. An otnrert SCR tAht.
6EOkaE T. uEAkp,
CNpk X. L. HAs1ANayt Light Battery.
rvssHerston's Hsigads, II u Hilrs pivisien.
js0p-N gosrntis - Yea kavW =
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SxcHAseiS0 PmsosEEs- il positively as.
ss'sd that Secretary Randolph will consent TO no
.soss partial exchanges Of prisoners. There must
- regular system, or no exchsnge at ALL A
~oa'eoess's Cspiain. taken psisoner ut Kssustown,
.soeau5 es~s through the lines with permission 70
49, 49, "a sxcaeass II possible. but under the rule
s1.sa y eur Goysrunlsat bis errsad was fail
"a - asrstsras to captivity
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TIE ufP1R BxANs.:.a AT w.suxarax
kesstcr Wiisan eAl!sseas.or clsna..r drnn. ~,
Senator .lysds calls Senator cawan 4 aoa--sen.,o,
Suinnes1et s~nai.. Sherman 81 s,,..e shaver.
~uieesst ~ Of thsm te.oDs 10 one pa.ty--,..e
Aspatiiean They must have nice ,ius In the
.rppsg branch u WashingtoG.
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rstWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ieft camp
Z Ohree miles Ess. of Riehmond3 on the sth "a.
slant. my BOY CHARLES, since which time !
have not heard of him. He is between W ana -
wears Of aga, hair slightly grey, yellow complex
ien five feet uine or tea. incheshish, weighs about
I'D or leo pounds quick spoken, and his nose mas
tho appearance OF having been mashed or orosen
in. II may be that he has accidentally gotten VIE
some other regiment. Any information concern
Ing him will he thankfully received, and the above
reward paid for his delivery. either to Fon n q
Haynes, li9 American Hetcl or to n g. bAi'0n
No. ~ Main street
LIEUT. CLINTON PERRY.
Co "E" LIST Texas Regiment.
Ia I,ims General Hoods Brigade.
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Obituary.

Died, in this city. June 9h al the residence OF
Mr.. q. w. Pace, Lieut.. q. RAMSEY MA6RUDER
Company K, 10th Ga. regiment, OF Columbia coun'
~, Ga
In the bloom of youth, full Of hope and promise,
ef lofty clvalrous spirit his life has been given rs
anoble sacrifice upon the altar of his country. In
less than Three months two of earth's noblcst and
bravest sons have been taken from this estimable
family upon whom this last blow must fall with
aimos; crushing force. Well might 1t be said OF the
departed, ''rhosc whom the gods love die young"
and death chose shining lights in claiming these as
his own. Their fixed principles Of right, and s'er
ling moral characters were well calculated to chal
Ienge the emulation aud admiration of their CON-
panions. They numbered among the noble
army OF martyrs" who die that their country may
live.
Knowing the deceased well. looking forwardwith
interest to his future career bright with PROMISE
cannot refrain from this brief tribute to the
memory of one 30 highly esteemed, and from the
expressions of profound sympathy with his atflict
ed family
Augusta (Gal papers please copy.
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1.-TWO FARMS FOR SALE offer for ssle two
j good Grass, Grain and Tobacco FARMS, iy
Ing on tho south sde Of, and near, james River IN
the lever end Of the county of Cuuabsrland--one
cortAsnirg about !, ECO acres aud the other about
So acres, with good improvements on each. will
sell either or botA Purchasers are collected 70 view
the FERNS. address n Carseysvils Post O1iec.
for further information. JAMES MILIER
Cartorsyifie, Va, June 20, le62. je 2i-l2w
4 GOOD IEvESTstENT-Pe Wishing to
IN purchase HOUSES In clssksvilie. Va, or I'm
proved FARMS In Orange county. n. c.. IN twelve
miles Al tho North Carolina CsniTsi railroad, viii
addreas lAe ~ thi4 ciAce.
b ~ .lWA J. T. 1A0DY
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BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR d son, .iaet,.

TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TESEMENTs
ON PLEASANTS STREET. UNION HILL
AT ATCTION.-We will sell upon the premises. on
MONDAY, the joth day of June, commencing a, )
o'clock, T. NJ, two excellent framed tenements To-
Gated on peasants street. Union Hill occupied m
spectively by Messrs. Collier and Tyler. They con
tain four good rooms each, with closets; two story
kitchens, and wei! of superior water. These ten
ements are in trst-rate repair having been quite
recently erected.
The lot fronts 81 hi. $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS.-One third cash the balance at l. aIl
Il months, for negotiable notes, interest added snd
secured by q trust deed The purchaser to pay
taxes and insurance for IS62.
je 70 JAS. NJ TAYLOR a. SON, Aucta
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AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALEJ
v Offer sale, privately, the TRACT OF LAND
on which now reside. located in the county of
Lunenburg, within three miles Of the Lunenburg
Plank Road, containing about nine hundred acres
niorethan half of which is in original growth well
adapted to the cultivation of tobacco corn wheat
oats, clever, and every crop usually cultivated in
this region. The wood land has "a great abundance
Of fine piue, suitable for lumber. There is a com
Portable house on the place, and good office, with
two comfortable rooins excellent framed negro
houses, with stone chmneys; good stables with room
for eighteen horses framed Earns sufficient to cure
4n0D pounds of tobacco; good ice house and all
the usual appurio naees attached tn country resi-
derce. Als, All excellent Grist and Saw Mill with
a good corn custom. The saw mill is capable OF
turning out from ve to six thousand feet of lumber
per day. The dam is constructed Of heavy stone
aud cement
Ia additiGA to the above, two other TRACTS OF
LAND all adjoining: containing about $50
acres, with good dwelling house, containing six
roos;s, and other necessary buildings the other
about go acres nearly all in original growth, and
we'll adapted to all the usually cultivated in
this part OF the State. Persons desiring t. purchase
can address the subscriber a: Wtntsboro' =. o. Lu.
nenhurg county, Va
je a-6t' JOHN r. GARLAND.
vI>HREE FINE FARMS FOR sALE.--I win sell
4 my place, kaown rs Banks OF Costa,laul, y
one mile from the city of Rome in the bend Of th.,
river containing about 800 acres of iandl;i1 first
bottom, the balance second bottom; all level; well
improved One hundred acres well set in clover
and blue grass. II will yield three thousand dollars
worth OF hay this season. Fine fruits and every
other comfort.
This is one of the most desirable residences aud
one OF the most beautiful in the Confederate Stste
Also, tine valley FARM OF red lands. with q
good brick dwelling, In Broomtown Valley, OF 80
acres.
Also, a FARM OF eleven hundred and twenty QI2O
river lands, between $50 and 400 acres first
quality bottom. Steamboat running by both riyer
farms.
These places will be sold at fair prices. ono #
them at its appraised value before the war com.
menccd. Any current funds taken in payment
Treasury notes preferred--or negroes, or time
given to suit purchasers
AUGUSTUS X WRIGHT,
ID 24-9WS koSnA
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DE S T. II + e II 5.

ITEM DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for the
apprehension Of ARTHUR WOODMAN, a
dosert-r from my company. The said Woodman
is five feet ten inches high light short hair com
pie xon light, feckied face looks In feeble health,
voice very weak; stoops in shoulders. Had on
when he left camp a pair OF sky-blue pants, gray
Jacket, and white SLOUGH hat.
Capt WIN. J. DABNEY,
Comdg Siege Battery, Friends farm.
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BY r. B. COOK, .Ancttoase>

NRYGOODS, CLOTHING, TRIMMINGS xr
AT AUCTlON.-I will sell a; nv store or
FRIDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock. VARIETY :.
Dry Goods, Clothing. Trimming and other rcos.
consisting in part Of Swiss and Tarlton Mi.in.
Cambrics, Silk and Cotton Ildkfs, Hosiery Sroo,
Cottcn. t1cth Coats, Alpaca Coats, Linen Co...
Alpaca Fants, Linen and other Pants
Also lot Of mems, Womens, and Children.
Shoes.
Alter which. Ii cases OGo lbs EACH fine re,si;,,
Tobacco; 10 bsls. fresh Meal
je III L. b. COOK, Auc,
DAR FIXTURES FURNITURE, 6r., or Tpy
ID GEORGIA HOUSE." AT AUCTION-0n
MONDAY, 3Dth inst, Mt 10 o'clock, will ss,l Al
the Georgia House" on Main street. all the PIX.
TURES. consisting Of
Marble top Bars, Oyster Box. Steam Table
Gas Chandeliers, Furniture, Paintings,
Engravings, Chairs. Oilcloths, Sc. ac
TERNs.-Cash E. Il COOK.
IL vi Auc,ionse,
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BUSINESS STAND AND yACAsT .,-
ID ADJOINING. on THE SOUTH s1IEF q.
VENABLE, BETV Elm I71H AND Isru Sr wf
FOR SALE AT AUCTloN:-Willt he sold a, an,
ton. on the premises, on FRIDAY, the g7th 1a..
1862, at 5 clock r. NJ, the HOUSE and Lot oNs,
I'd as above, now in the occupancy Of Mr. pa,r.,
O'Brien. II is now used az dwelling, bu, i. ~.
sidered good location for business purposes w
Professionalism cash; balance a, and Il,
months for negotiable notes interest added se.,..
by trust deed. The taxes for lsts9 to be na,S "a
the purchaser. GODD1N & APPERS6y :"
ie 26 Auctiop..,,
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DUNAWAY--SaO REV ARD Runaway our
Al negro man, CI.AIBORNB, who has served in
to, small SIZE about Is years old. He has SONS DE-
cayed teeth in front, and usually smiles when spok
en- to, and wears q small goatee and mousache. Hs
wore off brown roundabout and soft black hat.
He was lurking about the city for two weeks and
may be STILL though he may have taken a situation
az cook for some one in the army. We viii pay
$40 for his delivery to us, or. confinement in jail 50
that get him. MADDUX Co.
.oO - I0.rl haI
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DUN WAYS.-The following named slaves
III have abscouded from the gravel train Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, and the
legal reward will be paid for their return at the
efhce Of the company in Richmond. or at any sta.
ton on the road viz:
CARTER, The property of Mrs. Anne II White.
Of Caroline county; about feet high, stout built.
and very. black complexion, 80 years of age no
marks retoliected.
HELLIS, the property Of VIM. p. Todd of Caro-
line county about 5 feet inches high, toerabiy
stout, yellow complexion. scar ON left side of bis
face about 40 or 42 years old.
LEWIS, the property Of Win. ii. Buckner, OF
Caroline county; about fee, inches high. toer-
ably stout, black complexion: about 3, years old;
no marks known, but has downcast look when
spoken to.
EDMUND the property Of A. Huteheson, Of
Richmond city: about 5 feet inches high, spare
built, very black; about ~ years old, no marks
known.
Persons delivering the above named saves at eur
Office, AT Richmond, or at any station on the Rich
nlorst and paave Railroad, will take receipt fof
the taen delivered, and the reward will be paid on
application 10 CHAS. @. TALCOTT.
ie o2-~lw Superiute udept
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WM. TAYLOR.

CTRAYED HORsE.-Strayedf from General Pen
- dleton's Artillery camp, near the city, sorre
riding HORSE. He PAGES well: has thick, fowl
ing name aud tail white star i'll his forehead, and
white bird feet; has also crack in one OF his fore
hoofs Any information left with Major PAGE, or
any of Gen. Pendletons staff will be suitably re-
warded W. NELSON.
lie 25-3t+ Major of Artillery.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIF 4 APPERSON, Auctio,.-.
DEAUT1FUL AND VERY Arrp.f~s,.-
I'D RESIDENCE, ON GRACE Ann MI I'VE

~
DERE STREETS. AND. VACANT rnrs
TACHED, FOR SALIENT AUCTIONU AT
request Of the owner, we shall sell at public VA
on the premises, on MONDAY, the yth Ina aae,''on
at O'Clock p. M tbs large and very at,r. ~.
Brick Dwelling located ~ above, formsrl, s7is'
by Mr. John q. winn, and now in the occnn. owned
Major John II: Claiborne The lot has a ccney Of
200 feet and depth Of 80 feet to via. ROM ef
and abounds In beautiful shad Z, and M. alley,
flowers and shfubbery. The dwelling !, Tees,
large one havin9le rooms on the 6r., very
about ten other rooms beside kitchen, sah po' and
rage house, dairy, ke. This is really sn,. 81
dwelling NJ viii appear BY Examination ., -
The property viii be divided ss to rive = u
be divided to suit purchasers. ' WI.
TERxs.-Long credit, or cash at the option n a..
purchaser The takes and insurance for les, =, zoe
paid by the purchaser. "o'
GODDlN g. AfPEISOS. Ar,..
p. S.-The foregoing property may he ho,..,
privately ie 2Ei q ..S
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TRAYED.-A dark BROWN cow with black
- face and black right hind teat q RED and
WHITE COW, with left ear cropped and right ear
slit and halfcropped; aud RED CALF, six
months old, with hole in the left ear, torn out
suitable reward will be paid for the return of one
or all at Bellevue Hospital, Broad st., cor. 22d
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:,
YINHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wilf be paid
i for the arrest and confinement, or delivery in
camp. of MACK PARKER, purpcrting to be Bo'
hem;.n. He is feet inches high, short legs stout
in the body, measures B inches around his chest,
dark hair and whiskers, hazel eyes.
THOMAS l.. BARRAND
Capt Go. &, 10th Reg. Va. Vols,
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u AN AWAY-Frem my house, on the llth inst 4.
n, my Negro Girl MARY She is about II or Il
years of age; feet inches In height; her sk in Of
a dark brown color and hair curly. Had on, when
she left, a blue striped homespun froek. liberal
reward will be paid TO any one who will aPprehfud
and deliver said Girl 10 me, at No. 233 Broad street
lie "a Ct SAMUEL STERN.
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Y OST-FTcm camp, Gen. Hills heai1uar
i 4 ters, the Goth OF June, 2 small iron gray
HORSE. His name immediately behind bis ears
Worn off by halter Any person informing OF
his whereabouts will, he rewarded
Capt. g. T. MiLLER'S Cav Company,
Al or near Gen. u. ii. Hills headquarters.
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suitable reward will be paid for the return of one
or all at Bellevue Hospital, Broad st., cor. 22d
je 2l-ts
GTRAYED OR EN-&l0REWARD--From
- the camp OF the ID Alabama regiment, on the
Williamsburg road, deep bay HORSE, above the
medium size, with scars his sities, from having
been bitten by another horse. Had OH. when last
seen, leat her halter. The above reward will be
paid for his delivery at the above, named camp or
at the Alabama Depot, ON Main street. aboye 9Th,
Richmond, Wa Capt. l.. WYMAN,
ia 2l-.6ls sd Regiment Alabama Vols
r OST-A Certificate OF the Commercial Savings
i Bank In favor Of James f. Warren, for 500,
dated frst Of December, 1861, has been lost or mis-
laid. Application will be made for new certificate
10 l3-caw3w- JAS X WARREN.
STRAYED.-From my stable, COW aud CALF.
y Said cow IL red buffalo. with white face aud
cropped tail suitable reward will he paid To-.
their delivery to ne. Eff. RAGLAND
Je Die Coraor ID aud Marshall streeta
NOfic9-~Ssrayed ~ stolen, from Mr. Eng.e.
IN ling where siedY near Mr. kIardea's Black,
enlith shop. on the Nine Mile rcsd chestnut sorrel
HORSE. with bride and saddle On. Any informa-
ton concerning him win BE- suitably rewarded
j. 35-4s w. q. 6N4LLIN0S.
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TyNHIETY DOLLARS REWARD.-Left me
while at Yorktown. my boy DAVE who !,
about - years old, black Completed. spare made
will weigh about 40 pounds. feet 10 or II inches
in height Last beard from at williamsburg
time of the fight. will pay the above reward sor
his delivery at camp or at some safe jail, so that
get him. p. L. THOMAS,
je 24-6t& Co X. 9Th Reg't ALI. Vols
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RUNAWAYS.
ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAR

Z NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD
Runaway, from the American Hotel. on Mon.
day. he 9th init my negro boy WILLIAM who
calls himself William May. Said boy is abou. %
years old; five feet ten inches in height Of bright
ginger bread color; very pleasant address. and nes,
appearance. He was raised the estate Of the
late VIM. G. Overflow Of Hanover. and may be Gu
deavoring to escape TO the enemy IN that vicinity.
! will give the above reward for his appre hen sion
aud delivery to me in Petersburgor SIS If delivered
to Messrs j. l.. Darlington & Co. Americ Hotel.
Richmond Va.
ic Dot EDMUND &. JAMES
10 Wing Examiner and Enquire copy three
times
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MILITARY NOTICES.

"ARRISON'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mill.
ii:.nleu of any age, who are fit for duty, will be
received. This Battecn win not he moved from
the city Pay, $3l per month, clothing, rations
and quarters furnished.
- Recruiting Onice-Ragland & Bro. s. 9th and
Main street.
10 ns;1ots W. w HARRISON, Capt.
AIOTICE-All members of Capt. w. Il. Car
ringtons Company, who were absent previous
TO this date, c.:,.h June 1862 are hereby ordered
To report to The Ccmpapy's Headquarters by Sat
urday, 18th June, by o'clock T. NJ.
ROB. G. M0SBY,
lie aj-.Ns LIST Lieut.. Commanding Co.
TLLIOTT CITY BATTALION.-There will be
~ II meeting of Capt. Greaners Company on
FKIDAY EVENING. the eth inst, at halfpast
o'clock precisely in the hall over the Old Market
corner Of 18th and Main streets. Every member Is
expected to be present.
ie1a6-2ts JOHN II. GREANER, Captain.
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VINFTI DOLLARS KEW AKU.-- VIII Pay Tue
II above reward for the arrest and conviction OF
the person or persons who stole my COW and
CALF on the 9th May. have advertised this COW
and calf every week since they disappeared. and
as have had no information in regard to them
have reason to believe they havs been stolen Tue
cow Is small red with streak OF white down her
back. The calf il marked in the same way; about
three months old and a male. Ii the above cow
and calf returned will pay twenty five dollars,
and ask questions.
10 o,-,,k WM TAYLOR
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roor. erxAxnu. =.

rISHlKrY DOLLAKA, k1w ARD.-lost o.
els1sn. from tke subsH1ber. opposite Dovs Z
Co.t Dfus Store, on oE abodt the --- day Of June.
10d4 one yellow Or claysbsnk HORSE; shout II
bends high between s0ven and eight years old;
thfee white fsets blaze fn0e, snd white name and
tai. Any lufOfmatt0u concerning the above HofSs
viii he thankfully resolved, and the abovs reward
paid for his appsshsnl0u snd delivery 70 me- q 26th
Alabsma KeeimAne, Col Rutherfoord's corner Of
Franklin and Adams streets, or ~ Stekess Hotel
lust below Exchange, on Franklin street
J. d. HAYES, surgeon 81
je 25-9Ot* Goth Alabama Reg't
m OST-On the Richmond and Danville Railroad
i 4 cars, on Saturday. the 18th Of Juno, my POCK.
ET-BOOK, containing $40 aud some bonds and pa
pers valuable only to the owner. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return OF the pocket-book and
papers at this ofice.
10 253tt "a. ID. HARRlS.
CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From tho house Of
- Mrs. Jennings, in Sidney, on Saturday evening
last, a BLACK HORSE, belonging to the subscriber.
For his delivery ut Mrs. Jennings's liberal reward
will be paid He is about years old, IL or Ii hands
high, light TAIL carried beautifully, heavy neck,
straight head with small white spot in bis face few
white specks on his back, made by the saddle, left
hind foot white, left fore foot has slight mark Of
gravel in 'front.' very nice cup boots, shod all around
but shoes smartly worn.
JNO. ADAMS MOORE,
Capt and A. q. NJ. 18th Regt Ala. Vols.
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"A. D. HARRIS.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Strayed from Fairfield, on Saturday night, 2lst
inst, large, light-so HORSE the property Of
Col. L. 3. Montague Sd Virginia regiment Said
Horse has white streak in his face, white hind
feet short neck and very broad chest. He has
markably short ears, carries himself well, and
PAGES very rapidly. Any person giving informa
ton by which he be recovered will receive the
above reward. THOS. J. BARLOW,
A. A. q. N. sd Va. Regiment.
Fairfield June OF 1862 ie 3l-Gt>
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NSTRAYED.-Came to my Stable in Sidney,
II the Old Fair Grounds. on the lith instant,
Il black HORSE, two fore feet white, star in fore
head, and very low i'll order The owner will come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away. WM~ W. MCCloY.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

CTRAYED-Fronl camp of 3Ith regiment, 9TH
X brigade, N. c. State Troops, on Saturday last,
"a large light bay HORSE, years odd; one OF his
hind feet is white. will giye.a reward of SO for
his return to at the camp, on Chickahomny. or
for his delivery some livery stable in the city and
information through the Post Office SO tina, can get
him. ie 3.--3t" JOHN w. CLARK.
r OST-A gray mare MULE of unusually hand
l ! some form and action, broke loose from the
wagon, at General Chos.on's headquarters Long
streets Division, williamsburg road, ON the
night of the 18th inst. ard has not snec been seen
A liberal reward will be paid for her recovery
N. Nj. TANNOR, Mai. and A. q. ~,
At rudor's Nursery,
10 24-N* Williamsburg road,