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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
DIED

BRENNAN.-N November II. 1869, Mrs CArHA-
RINE brennan, aged SO years The friends
ot the family and those of her son, P. N.
brennan, are respectfully invited to attend tho
Funeral from the residence of her son.in.law.
James smith, Rokeby, Brandywine, oa We'd
nesday morning next, ooh instantly at 10
o'clock.
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5. N. PRTTENaILL 3 oo.

No. 81 Park RoiU, NsO York, & State ST. Boston.
Are our authorised Agents in those cities to take Ad
yertiaements and Subscriptions for the Journal ami
Statesman
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18

young lady who lately gave an order 10
inilliner for n bonnet, snid ''You are to make
it PLAIN, and at the same time smart, as | sit in a
conspicuous place in the church"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
Republican majority

Rather radical for lifelong Democrats TO be
com. come IN one year 1t was very quiet election,
niue Delng said by either party. As far as heard
sided than ours
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
OUR GRAND ARMY IN VIRGINIA.
WINTER CAMPAIGN.

4my qf he Potomac Reorgaaised-Fon, c.-
ta@ns 10 adoane, under Sumner, RooAsr.
franklin and Sigri as Rp1t C,atrc, Asn
dnd Rfs@pe- Gea. Baras.as's Star.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18

lhe ages oI the above were, under year II from % O.
~ o to 10, i 10 TO 20 90 to 30 q 30 10 aj
a ~ 10 o. u 90 to 90 % TO- a. 20 to sO 8; 80 to
horn in America 90, England . Ireland A. Scotland T.
Males u females l5.-3o White u eolored SO.
JAS. f. WILSON, Registrar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18

9FRlcR OF ksaisTRAR oF DEATHS, COS MAsKEr sfRssr
summary Of Deaths aud nuriala ln the CIV of vii
"'hgIon, Dell In the month u Oetober., 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE a hereby given that owning 10 ths upsatt,aa
~ state OF the country and the tart that ali ~ %
ni, "seu ~ lhv manufacture Of my goods has to b.
h ~ ~ t sh coupled also with the fact that = cent e
70 on buth soap and candss has to be paid 81 II dow
whether ths sale Is made time Of tho
hupseribar shall on aud after the lrat d. y, october
next, make his conditions Of sale casb viii put my
gools at te very lowest price In ord % in as
Rept94m, h. D. HICKS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18

some one was telling an lriahman that fellow
pay eaten ten aaucers of ice cream; whereupon
Pat shook his head.-''So YOU don't belevs i ;
With nod, Pat answered: "I belays in ho
crane, but not in the saucers."
Pohceman-A man employed by the corpora
tion to sleep in the open air
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PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.

When this Gun was first submitted to the
Patent Office at Richmond, it excited such
wonder and admiration that the promise of
a Patent was made on the spot. Itattracted
the earnest attention of the heads OF De-
partments and Military m en-, and the impress
sion was universal that it would supercede
all other self-loading firearms now In exis.
tence.
This will surprise no one who ia in form ed
that by simple. but ingenious mechanism
this Gun carries from TEN to FIFTY
chnrges-twenty five being, perhaps, the most
convenient number-that the charge is placed
in position by q single movement of a lever,
and the Gun is capped in the act of cooking,
SO that fifty shots, if desired, can be dis.
charged in an incredibly brief spat Of time,
with all the force and accuracy Of the most
improved rifles OF the day. The Gun itself
contains all the ammunition for protracted
fight; and this invention, applied to sporting
arms, gives the hunter the advantage OF
DAYS sport without loading his weapon,
while it rids him of the incumbrance OF the
material and implements for loading his
Having received Letters Patent for these
arms, wish to dispose of rights for the seve.
raj States, or I will join with a company OF
capitalists in making arrangements for the
manufacture of these arms Address
OARI. LAQUQUIST, or
THOMAS Is. ELFE,
in CC-4tk Macon. Ga.
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010Qmll1n0s AlAUe19, -
so eaa1s IA % Ss T.. . e.. :;ss
100 bbi.. Humearsnsr and Roekbridss WHS.
KEY, very old and Anes
o gross Bakers Prsnium BIFTHkS'
20 cases SARDINES,
5000 lbs. slightly damaged MALE
800 boxes Chewing TOBACCO.
1000 balcs Glover and Timothy HAY,
Corn, Bran. BsownstuG Shipssu6. gresn and erk
Teas, Hibbert's London Porter, Smoking Iooac-
co, and general sssortmea. Of the best family
GROCERIHb, on the most rea:ooabie terms:
ROBERT A. 3. DADNoY,
ia43-7ss Corner Of Broad and 7th sts.
NAMiLY AND ARMY STORES.
50 sacks Marshall SALT,
loo bushels pealed PEACHES.
100 do. dried APPLES,
l25 do. white BEANS,
80 do. black-eye PEAS,
10 bags Bio COFFEE,
Picked Beef; Crushed. Pulverized, Conee,
and New Orleans Sugar; prime Green and
Black Teas; Old Rye Whiskey; No. French,
Peach and Apple Brandy, &c, on hand, and
for sale at the family dr %fFE e CO.,
ta3-3t& I'd and Main SITS.
NIOTlUE.-25O bales nice cured Glover
~ HAY, 80 bales OATS, price ~ per cwt.
$50 cords good Oak and Pine WOOD, at low.
Lot Of best best supsrnne FLOUR, nom Dover
bbis. MOLASsES
For sale, Basin bank, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
ia ssmst SYLVESTER P COOKE.
DRANDY, WHlsKEY. &c, 20 90.
10 bills. old Apple Brandy; sbbls. old Peach
Brandy.
20 bbls. Corn whiskey; % bbls. Old Rye
bbis. Chestuuts; 8 bbls. Green Apples; 2
bbls. Dried Apples; bbls. Dried Peaches,
(pealed;l bbls. Empty Bottles, quarts
and pints;) bbls Besswax.
lot prime new Lard; boxes Turpentine
Soap.
600 bills. Flour. choice brands, Family, Extra
ana Superf1pe.
800 boxes Tobacco all grades.
8 bags prime Rio Coffee.
l lot Domestic and Havana Cigars.
lot Wrapping Paper, assorted.
IL store and for sale BY
ia g. ots Corner Gary and 18th sis.
7Fn0 LBS. very choice GREEN Tea.
DVI 5axs dasuyra and and Rio , G0f ZEE
PER; Cayenne PEPPER; French. English,
and American MUSTARD.
Also, 80 bbIs. Aibemar1e APPLES,
Just received and for sale by
ia 2s-3t* RAGLAND BRO.
ID tCHMOND CO.'S EE MILLS,
n, SAM'L YOUNGER CO., Proprs,
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
From and al. er the ist February next, and dur.
ing the blockade first class and beneficial subsst
tute for Coffee will be provided for the trade and
pubic In 10. and ID. packets, ground and ready
for use These will be packed In cases OF ~
| pounds each and upwards to suit purchasers
The retail price at the stores viii be Is cents per
pound marked on the labels.
Corner of Oh and Main stS.,
Opposite the Spotsw0od Hotel.
| Coffee roasted for the trade in quantities not
laas than 100 mounds. ia 22-1lt*
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POST-UFFiCE DErAbTuENT.
RIcanosD, VA, Jan ls, 1883.

POST-UFFiCE DErAhT VENT.
RTcanosD, VA, Jan lS, 1883.
DROPOSAI4S FOR PRINTING POSI-
OFxICE BLANKS, AND PAPEK FOB
at tins Department uutii IL II. Of Saturday, ISL
day OF February next for furnishing for the uss d
the Pest Offices In the Confederate 6tasss, durias
p ,riOc Of four years from and after the LIST ~
Of March next, tbs following BLANKS, viz:
Common Poet Bills, Is on a sheet.
Signature Post Bilis 10 on sheet.
Distribution Signature Post BLh.
Distribution Signature Post Bills, extra siEs.
Account OF Mails received for delivery.
Account Of Malta sent for delivery. ,
Accnuat II Mails sent fr N distributing Offices
Account Of Mails received for distxioatien.
Account Of Newspapers.
Accounts Current.
Distribution Account Current.
Account Of prepaid printed Matter.
Account Of Mails sent by Routs Agents.
Circular Letters If the Dep 1sment. -,
The attention of bidders IL directed 10 the toF
ruary, 1861, entitled An Act Ia rslauoa to pubs
printing. fixing the maximum rates ef eompeps
lion tor printing ard paper. viz.
Section 3. Ths Postmaster 0eussal shall cctI
tract for the publication Of al post bills oth
blanks connected with hls Office. not exSee9in
rule and figure work. per 900 ems city esa's,
for presswork, per c.sAn token. Che sheets 20.
be less than 10 by IS inches,) df,y cents; Tor "
psr. ten per cent on actual cost. Nothing shaa
h s,iovsd for altsrirr :as usms Of : Pos,nsss9
on post bll,or othsr blank. nor shall there Be- n
a6didonsi charge FOR competition when The naD'|
Pristsr shaH b. required 70 kssp slwsys on hsd
issns soe pestsssse h'ssAs ssa whso ne. =
ders aFs stssn, Tie ehmsUs sAAl - ma1s oev
the press.wofk and The paper, and such ~
aerfic. Il rroviAsn AAnA Il - III ha ths Au.y "
the Hupsrintsndens Of public Psin,lns 70 supt
W y, w p.auSs 1919 ~ .m.,ss. - ,spt
y ~ .Hs.srs. - - ~ "a x reecJI
70 0s ~ IN sSs@s - ~ :. - ,hs ne -
eAsc.s.'u ~ ~ 80 NJ - .s,nrisssd.
ofoes Va Mn.sn ne sans sna n % eo - hlsnss q
guilty Of ysesr nay : SEQ = this D.p.'.s:s
he s large rostoGs.s wisala he s.aas.; 49, =.
o.nss .sos.s s = o. sso for .sss ,ssy
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ -
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
II FOB YOUNG LADIES,
Franklin street, bttuees Sd and 4th
The Misses CLOPTON daughters Of the late
Judge Olopton) opened School on the LIST Of
October, 1861.
Circulars Of terms, etc., will be sent to those
desiring them. ia23-1ms
GUARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The exercises of the school at my house,
(Meadow Farm,) in Hanover, about seven
miles from Richmond, will be resumed on
the Goth Of the present month. At the soltcita-
ton of several friends, r have again consent
ed 10 take few BOYS as boarders, who will
receive the same attention, and be trented as
my own sons.
TIRHs.-For Board, per session Of five
months, SIS; Tuition from $l23 to us, &C.
cording to the studies OF the pupil:
ia 2l-6t W. Il. SYDNOR.
TNNGLlSH A ND CLASSICAL SChUOL,
~ Universalist Church, Mayo Street
The undersigned takes pleasure In an.
nouncing that he has associated with him, In
the conduct of his School, Mr.. y. MORRIS,
Master OF Arts Of the University Of Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. NJ, who il an experienced teacher Of
the Languages and Mathematics, has charge
Of the Classical Department The method
of instruction IL similar to that pursued at
the University.
The object Of the school is to prepare boys
for the University, or any college, or for the
business Of life.
Terms, &C., made known on application.
ia l0-2w" C.P. BURRUSS.
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Fok S A LIE
9SS s iss s1 T8f ItS5 1 CANDLES
10 tierces RICE.
20 hhds. N o SUGAR.
90 barrels SYRUP.
20 boxes Toilet SOAPS.
90 cases SARDINES.
100 bbls. fine IRISH POTATOES.
20 bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
Is bills Powdered do
800 gallons pure RYE WHISKEY, five
years old. very fine.
IS bbls. pure CORN WHISKEY.
80 bbls. Apple BRANDY.
100000 SEGARS. assorted brands.
200 boxes manufactured TOBACCO,
from common to fine.
90 cases M. Moor's superior Smoking
TOBACCO.
IS cases and barrels other brands TO-
600 kegs sAF Nails, Old Dominion brand.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OTEY,
la 1s-6t Is Pearl street.
r ARGE STOCK OF 4ROUERIES,
10 which we invite the attention Of
Wholesale buyers. Country merchants and
suffers would do we'll 10 examine our stock:
800, 900 German SEdARS,
150, 900 Domestic do,
1000 1000 Ground pEPPEk, ~'"
10 bags grain do.
90 cases sihas Heidsick CHAMPAGNE,
40 do. Heidsick IL Go. do,
90 do. Golden STAFF do.
SO do. Anchor do,
20 chests choice BLACK TEA,
81 dozen French MU STARU.
10 cases MARASCHENO,
100 boxes Toilet SOAP,
20 reams CAP PAPER,
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
400 do. STEEL PENS.
80 dozen Hair BRUSHES,
80 do. Tooth do,
1Oquarter casks BRANDY,
90 bills choice Old Rye WHISKEY,
90 bills. Crushed Sugar.
LEE b DUNHANl, 50 Pearl street.
ia 1S-lW
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I1 genuine Havana Cigars, of various
brands. For sale by J. T. GRAY,
ia LAT iiiaiE st.
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IL, named GHBEkT, aged between 30 and 50
years. His color is black: whinkers grey. under
the cain. He is about six feet high; black bar. HI
clothingis black coat aud plaid summer pants.
bought him at Dickinson T. Hills auction room as
Tuesday. He was brought here by sentlema..
named Thos. g. Neal, OF North Carolina. He left
my premises Saturday afternoon, between aud ,
O'Clock. The above reward viii be paid by
II A. MYERS, 66 Main street,
Richmond, Va
Or lodged In some convenient ia il
A 3n-tffhFah<
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N09 HALk-A eood I60H 6AF1 "a e.
DISK. unqslfe d W. =. Ru01, nhoshee
Sip. second door lsun satranss - Tobeesg -
change. N11.Ae
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The subscribers offer for sale two hundred Il on.
sand pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco, suitable fog
the manufacture q tas cigars, both dllefs and
wrappera.
We are the asar.J for the sale Of the Florida To-
bacco and coming from the planters dirsot, iaaau
faeturers and SPECTATORS cannot fail TO maize any
selection they wish. The sooner applications sTe
made the better. s. WYATT l. Co.,
No. 163 East Bay, Charleston, &. q.
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BAKERIE6.
r D. Il b q q SIS
Bread. CAKE. CRACKER,


r b. BRI GaS's
and PIE BAKERY.
corner Of Broad and Fourth sts., which have had
fitted up In . superior style, do now offer my sim
cere thanks TO my friends, and the public In gone
raj for the very liberal patrouass bsstowed on mo
to business, and working Of the best materials 70
merit contiauAuee 81 the same.
have incssased my facilities far Baking to srch
81 ;.sis. "a nd F fss ea
large scale = my establshmsnt q the kind In
R:pi.l: Rss.:.s:st s,s ed ! so:.d.s Houses
CkAOKHR9 Of Ill kinds, fresh baked. constantly
on hand, packed In the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES.
0INGRR-BRHAD, 6P1OENUT6, &C., at the
Orders fion the country shankfully received
and carefully attended 70.
P..sis: implied with PLAIN and oRHAAsN-
L q. BRI00S'S New Bakery,
Corner Of Broad and Fourth Streets.
NTM n. TINsLEY's NEW LAKaE
" 8 T Z A - b A X r r Z.
as s 3 r:1s e s. ssa: sp q
Cary and llth strssss I'm nov prepared TO furniah
Ill oedsEs In my line immsdiaasly.
Ishall keep constantly On hanA. fts1h baked. u
kinds Of oRAokAas' ~ s1l1T s ssa
nOLAGauS md
SUGAR OAxNA
~ ovsns machinery md tools being satirely
NV 90 Of tas nes tnRros.d :s{ie. $500 wi;a
avhg that en furnish - sood an aztiels a
Oiaaisu anA Oakss - any sstabliahnsnt u thb -
~ H.s ss i.v,ne s.a.u Aou ~ sssas.y Nm
a. al - - - n
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ne. n. a. STUKDIVANT, -
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.

P9A041S A5 IN tbs Courts Of tho CITY Of PA.
Donjs an1 Of Henrlco county, in the Court Of A.
pSsis. IL lhc Confera.e States Court and viii 4.
attend to auy legal Dustness before any Of ,hs
Departments.
~ OfEIca-Ccfner Of Bank and Ilth sss. q,
stasra-anrrarca on Banh n 4s7-A3us
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EabfS 8 &NT AND SALE.

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN COTTAGE
ID RESIDENCE, on Grove Road. FOR SALE
privately.-We are suhorized. by Capt. ]. w.
Atkinson, to offer for ssls his beautiful Cottage,
situated on Grove Road, about one mile beyond
he old Fair Ground. The Buildings are all ne~
and well built. They consist of the Dwelling, with
seven rooms. Kitchen and Servants Houses, Sta
bic and Carriage House Attached to this dwelling
are four acres Of ground with highly cultivated
garden.
This property is situated upon the most fashion
able road iesdirg from this city, in most select
neighborhcod; and, altogether, offers Inducements
to purchasers rarely to be met with. For terms
apply to
ia 22-6t GODDIN APpERSON,
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11O1no010egAk CA1IS
>~yse>r&-<~~e>~~ sS~es-.>~.r~sAs-~~-
~ = 0AxD. -Dr. =. T. OAITr1 sS.Z
~ professional services y ne olsissos n
o. day, - -Ais sssIdense, % Vrsnki1u. 49,. ~
door sboye ths Municipalities Hsll TSr -
dsrs ole olhe&) orders m % Bic SiaAs y ~
WOlaan HousDs GAnsy VI. ssssivs IN 49, -
ete attention a Is -
W. DR. JOS. =. CLA0kTT. = -
~ from TIE coonsy Of JeHsrpcu. % e
twelve year, pfaetloe, repeatedly ofYsr, III.
vicos to the inhabisants Of kichmond h =.
branches Of bis predecessors. ~
Umcs on IAN srss:: 80 - 'os s.nk Of tAsos>
II To-
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Ni-1s BACON Z Dh8xunyII.Is.

1fAOhIME Oils lassls - @. ~
80 = ". y0W11A 0suoGkk
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DlSSOLUTIONN. &c.

nIsSOLUTION.-The co.partn ership here
IL tofore existing between j. pOYNEf
LIZ J. =. CHAMBERS, has been this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent. An accounts
of the late firm will be collected and All
claims against the same paid by T. Donnelly.
JUHN DONNELLY,
ja22-Sr J. +. UHAMBERS.
rU-PARTNEKSHIP .NOTIOE.-M.
~ RoBT. WzNDENBUxs having purchased
on the LIST inst. an in terest in my business
the style Of the firm will In future b
ALBERT LYBRUOK co.
Thankful for past favors, beg for con.
tinuance of the same for the new urn.
embrace this opportunity to ask those Of nv
customers who have not settled their las,
years account to make prompt payment 70
against me will please present them for yay.
ment. ALBERT LYBROCK,
RICHMOND, January 8, 1852 jan-im
OLUTION-The eo-partusrship Of
WATKINS e. FICKLEE expires tht, DIV
BY limitation. Eather Of the subscribers may ~
the name of the Arm in liquidation. Our book
aud accounts will be found In our Office, On !hs
second floor Of our lats storehouse, ls9 Main g.,
where ali persons indebted to u will please cali
and make Immediate payment; and those having
claims againss rs viii present tasm ther- FOR eetis
ment. J. b. WATslNS,
JAS. B. FICELEN.
Richmond, Jan. l, 1851. Is2-lm
ii AAssCOAsOl1OL OE
H. The partnsrship herstofore existing urdsf The
styie Of A. BODEKER T. co, hsviog expired
January l. 1SsH, bv Limitation, and the deceass Of
Mr.. VIM. BODEKER the un ternigred has asea
ciated with himself Mr.. W. NJ DADS aad BIZ
brother, Mr.. HENRY BODEkER, on the sane /
terms that existed IN the former concern and viii
CONTINUE the D 4 q @ AND APOTHEOARY I
BUSINESS ct thu old stand, No. 10 Main arsss,
uadsr the same name. A. B0DEKEk.
Thankful for the rsst liberal parcaase Bestowed
on them, they hope, BY strict snd faithful sisnr
ton to their business, to merit good share OF .he
same in future.
ia lots A. H0pEKER Il 20.
az K. q. BROUNkLL Is admitted psfsh1 IN
I'VE cur business. CLAkKSON co.
ia e-H
DISBOLUrIuH.-Th co parnersaip hsrs.s.
fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
& CAREY was Dissolved by matual eonssnt On
the LIST inst Tho business will hereafter b ~
ductsdi In the ZANE Of e. B. 6PENOs.
II. b SPENCE,
10 4-ts G.. w. CAREY.
nISSOLUTION. = The cs-partnsrship III
IL vANLEW, TAYLOR u 90. u this day
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest Of @; n. PLEA
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN
LEW, viii hereafter conduct the business In hsI
own name.
AL persons indebted TO tho old concern, WI
please call and settle WITH the undersigned.
JOHN N. VAN-LBW.
january \, 1864. jss-u
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DOVER FOR Notwithstanding to erect
buildings ON the lot corner Cary and 10th
streets, now occupied by Mr.. Truman A.
Parker, to accommodate my business, ! shall
about l0-horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings with special reference to the use
desired, providing early application Is made
to the subscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works Tia 22-tsl Asa SNYDER:
DESIRAB BILE RkSIDENUE AT PhiVArE
very pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDENCE,
on Leigh street. near Buchanan's Spring. The
Lot fronts 20 feet on Leigh street, running bsck
IT'S feet, and has on 1t an excellent House, con-
tsining eight rooms with large porticos front and
rear. All the buildings are Of .ae best materials,
and nearly new, having been built only twelve
months. There is also on the lot q well Of excel.
lent water, and many desirable fruit trees.
made to ua REDWOOD & REACH,
Auctioneers and General Agents,
ia 2l-ts No. 81 Main street.
A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND VALUA-
"A BILE BUILDING LOT, ON GAM
BLE'S HILL, ON THE WEST LINE OF
FOR SALE.-Ws are authorized to sell that
valuable LOT, located as above, adj oining
the new residence OF E. L Chinn, Esq.
fronting 46 feet, and running back 100 feet to
This is really most beautiful Lot for q
fine dwelling.
Apply TO Us.
jasl-4t GODDIN & APPERSON
EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGES for properly in
e or near the city of Richmond, my FARM,
tanning 100 acres, with improvements. For par.
tieulaEs, address b. b. BUTT,
At Richmond, or
WIN. 8. BUTT,
n 1o-lms At Norfolk. We.
TOR RKNT-Possession given Immediate
Ii lxr rio = -
between Main and Gary SITS. The house
contains rooms, besides the bassm emit
There Is q large lot attached 10 the house
with q stable on 1t. and a we'll In the yard.
adjoining lot: Terms reasonable. Apply to
OxnTEA Y, H 4 2 TTEE11,.svrrr.-
This valuable property, too well known TO need
partisulsrixins, can aow bs had for . term Of
years. Its custom h abundant, and Of the most
profitable kind. Possesaion can Be givsn LIST Jan,
without tas furniture. Apply 70 Mr.. SxrrH. The
prss::e. R.aPf''os and o"1;. g 70 D III
NOK kENT-Having saeaesd tie stand now
u! ooeupied bv Hunt + james. foe the coming
Our OPTION o. sheekoe SnP.
= 49, ~. s'''.''' ''A''. HILL : noRrIEEr.
Emms DISrnLERy.
NIX TuRPEHTM1
SPIRITS TUR1HMTMn.
PITCH And TAI,
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YE1 ANTED-NEGRO LABOR The James
w River and kanawha Company wants to
HIRE usSro CARpENTERS aud LABOR Frs,
to WORK on the repairs Of tho canal during the
present year. Liberal wages viii be paid, and r.
tons clothing, and medicine and medical attend
ancs furnished. For further information address
tine undersigned. In tits city, or see the Compa.
ny's Agents along the line OF the canal, who Arc
authorized to hire.
Z. l. OHINN. Supt
u t3-du j. b. and x. Canal
WAkTED To purchase or exchange, for
w Rappahannock river land from To 5000
acres Of good TINBERED OAK LAND. on a.
near the James River Caagl. The wood Il waatsd
for the purpose Of obtaining tan bark for . Tan.
nery- address wv. r. b." Bowling ts.een.
CsrAline caunty Va. Il 90-lets
W ASTEi'-A sF' Ara ,nau.,r,ou. NAN.
10 run saw MILL.
ag the Carbon HIN Mines.
isIs-ts JOHN J. WFRTH. Ag't.
IA. AArHD-YO R1NT--A HOUSE, q past
10y e ons suitable Tor . smau family. Rent
ssom Y ~ e eM0. - ol0a tanasts Aaaesss ~.
IA eo-6gs -. - u s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

NOR RENT--A FARM in Chesterfield
within three miles OF Richmond.
offer for rent privately for the ensuing year.
Ray Moss resided, situated on the Manches-
ter Turnpike, within three miles OF Rich
mond. This farm contains about six hun
dred acres, and is in a very good state of cul-
aviation. Wheat and winter oats are seeded
on 1t. There is dwelling on the place. and
all the necessary out houses, all of which, ex-
cept the dwelling, are new. The place is
we'll fenced In by new fencing.
SAML ID. ATKINSON,
ia 21--6tk Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

DUNAWAY-S5O REWARD-From the sub
X. scr,ber. Negro Boy named BOB. Said Ne
ero Il about 25 years old; dark complexion; about
8 feet 8 or IL inches high; weighs about $50 lbs
believe this Negro is trading in some regiment
near Manassas, or lurking about Fredericksburs,
Charlottesville, or winchester; and I will pay
the above reward for his apprehension and 16ery
into any of tha city jails, 60 that can get him.
d. B. SCOTT,
%. G.. 4th Ala. Regt. or
In 1-l2fk L G.. ECQTT. Marion Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

DIX PUNE. Of the 2ld Medical House, eoass..
dreet. nttle below the Exchange Hotel. and Az.
on.liy opposite Odd Fellows Hail, where Una,
AID Confidential treatment may be obtained .. ..s
sO1aole terms Those who have hetn expossS =
sorts.n Contagious ailments, are invited 70 .sS
aarly. a
Communications by mall, or otherwise, prom.s,
s.tdndsd to. Office open from A. NJ tin aPY
my S2-:3 RICHsoyn y:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

THOR RKNT-Possessfon given imm edlate-
T ~, tho brick dwelling house on 28th st.,
Between Main and Gary SITS. The house
contains rooms, besides the bassm emit
There Is q large lot attached 10 the house
with q stable on 1t, and q we'll In the yard.
Also, two desiraDle wooden tenemsnts ON
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply to
THOS. 4 SAM'L aARD0RUVE.