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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

rOrTON AND TOBACCO MACHINERY
~ FOR SALE "A lot Of secondhand Tot
TON machinery, consisting OF willows, Pick
ers. SaVpsrs, Rope Machine, Tin CANS, DO,
&c. A complete set Of PYesses, Machinery
&c for the manufactare Of Tobacco, but liz.
Tie used and In good order.
Apply TO r SLAUGHTER,
mn H-lms kYedsrickshuTg, Vi.
DIANU6 FO1 SALE --Thrss plsg ant 9.
l ven.Octavo PIANOS, manufactured by
IN. KnAos 90, Of Baltimore. With iron
naOee and round corners. Thpse lhstguments
are almost new, and have beea preserved
Win great care. Thelr touch and tone are
very superior. They Will BE- scid 1t mCds-
rate prices for cash, on Appllcatioa .
i. a. OUrUY.
nm U-h Grace a., between "a and ed,
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From SAVANNAH.

7Ae Ene.y's Operations on HE COAT TIE
People Areascd- - Ssfrmiskes Fort Pslas.
h, &c, &c,
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q 4 q 3
4 A G. &

10 y o
K A g g..
2 A q 8.
PANY will pay four cents per pound cash for
s.een mixsd COTTON RAGS, deliver I'd at the
franklin Paper Mill, GA Ssh street. corner o.
arch, near ths 2;oh@opd aud Petsrsturg Rail
road Depot,
All persons having old :eass, tent clippings or
suyt5iug in tbs wsy of pspsr stock, can dispose
# them oy applying as above.
N3HO. WHITFIELD, r ussdeat.
HW rsRRuCR ses'y. fe 81 'mfo5p>
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DANAWAH-e9o REwARO.-R anawny,
~ "a fns - = last, my boy HOSES. He
y scout - years old, 1est 10 inchss high, Of
iisss sinsefbread color. with very thics and
IN RisAmond or lurking about sAs nesen6oE.
A0oa Of Mountain road. will pay $40 TO
aay one who Will either brirg him 70 me or
NH VS.. J. ly i. sHlsPpAap
0f0 kEWARD.-RanavaY. On the SIN q
0lVy March, my msn AUSTIN. he 10
about so years old, fest or 10 inches high !;
10 Of ginRer-ca color, haA full head Of
hair, and walks lame, one leg being shorter
when he was young. he has relations ia the
upper end OF PCwhatau or Uum berland,
where expect he has gone; or else may
be about Richmond. AustIn is good shoe.
negro r ss.H e. s sso,s ~
70 any one who will bring him TO ms, or -.
s.. 0ooDr,
L'IETY DOLLARS KEWAKD-Wiil 81
my negro man ABRAM. II taken outside tins
city or county, and e26 II within. He will
doubtless try 70 50 70 Fredericksburg on the
railroad track. ne Is - years OH; black
heavy build 8 feet or 10 inches high; had
on light colofed full cloth clothes; heavy bro.
gAus. BE was brought from King George
". OoLrON,
NH 25-;wa Nor umAnt Hotel.
ID UNAWAY-o2 6 kEWAkD.-Left With
IL, out provocation, ab0utt the LIST Jan uarJ
laat my boy HENRY, about 81 years Of age
barber by trade, hired for the present veal
TO Werner & Co., opposite the American Ho.
tel. Henry IL epare, brown colored boy
about d fest high, genteel address, wears q
small beard. With fnll head Of hair He may
have hired himself to go with some officer OF
soldier.
The above reward will Do paid for his de.
livery to me or Mr.. Werner. or any informa.
ton Of bis whereabouts, go that get him.
NH l4-3w& M. SIZER
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u. s. OF AMERlOA.
WA DEPT. OxDHAN0 OPPI0u

u. s. OF AMER1OA, i
WAl DBP'r. OxDEANoa OYPIoy,
s- RIoHNogn. March 8, 1853. J
Dds WILL BE REOEIvED AT THIS
ID OFFICE until the 1oth day Of April
6Ss1 f91 e: p,lSxef 1EDT y. and
3OO, 900 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Inop,
10000 tons OF Blooms. tcharooal)
10000 tons wrought Iron Bare, Of vsTious
100 lo-ineh Co,umei.es,
100 s-inch Oolum nSadS,
100 IO-inch Siege and Garrison Mortars,
loo l3-inCA Soa-ccast MoTtarc,
800 l2.po under Il on Howit2srs,
900 6-pouuder Ir0a Field Guns.
over one nandrSa son.. and iOs any e, alss
of guns O Yer ten.
Drawings o. the guns win be furnishAd
only to parties whose oids are accepted.
Bidders will state the points OF delts erY
and the date at which not less than one hun.
dred tons Of iron my % expected to b Turn.
ished.
They must also stats the time required to
fuyrtsh the whole Of tneir bid.
Bidders for guns win sta ta the date Of the
first delivery, and the time req uired to sup.
ply the whole number
Payments VIII be made on delivery of not
less than nifty tons Of iron, and the right 10
served snH d. W - '' "' - TO-
Bids must be sealed and enc iosed. and eu
dorsed on the envelope proposals for Iron, -
or Proposals for Guns" as the case may
}. 0ORaAS. Lieutena Mt Colonel.
NH 5--tApl0 Chief of Ordnance.
~ The following papers WALL please insert
send duplicate with copy OF paper to Ord
nance Once for settlement :; The Richmond
Enquirer, Whig and DispatchS Lynch bur
Rspubitcani Staunton Spectator; Abingdon
CD Register; Wilmington N. C.) journal;
Charlotte az. y. lBulIstin; Cha rleston Is. o.
n1srcnry and Courier; CoiumbiA 6 O. South
Savannah (aa Republican,; Columbus Ga. !
Times; Atlanta Ca, Oonfbcsracy; Rsuae.
(1a.,) one paper; Tallahassee (F1a.) FAori.
dian; Huntsville, tAiabamn ~ one paper;
Mobile {Alabams,j Register; Tuscsisosa,
(AlA.,l one paper; Knoxville iTaan e. sss j
ReGistsr; Memphis tTenI.) appeal; New Or
leans lLa.l Bqsiesin, rieaytns, Delta, Bee
Oorinth, 0aiss-) one paper; Listle Hook tArk
9azstts; 4 usua (Texas) Gazette; Galveston
(Texas) Herald
OUTLETS near Orange CoaT: House can
- Ind 0Dod Assortment Of
wOarnINaron : CO.,.
Near Railroad Depot. E,
nh o-Sm Orange uouxt- HonsA
EO0 E~A.A ACADEMf-6l.INEY'
~ p o.. CAROLINE o., VA.-Thta 6yet
class Instttnt ton, thoroughly preparatory 70
the Univsraty Of Va. and ALAG Sor the El-
cheering profession. whether CIVIL or Jdih.
tafy, can roceive few Iaore pupils. Charges
from March Let to close Of Beeatop. $40,
for VERIFYING except nghssi Audrees for
Information the Principal.
nh S-ews 6AML SOHOukER. n. A.
NUMTUE All psFsors 6sv16T dE7n;
ArsAss. will present. shsn . %, Ia ofkdsss
that a1Tangsmsnts may - maAa Tor theif
psymsm person. inAsssasl toIhis sssase VIII
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w. AKIlEIUIAL TEE1 H-THE CHEO
~ PLASTIU AND XULUANICE PRO.

OESS.-9 W. JONES, uEsrIsf, having the
right fox the. above mod. of making Tecth ausj
being sati fed Of Ito absolute superiority ever .,
other methods car with confidence copauendi }
to those desiring full or partial sets ct tech. and
especially such az may DO dissatisfied with those
they are now using. The perfect adaptation o.
the plate 30 The month and the snction thereby
secured, sEubies him to insert ono or cscFe teeth
cftAosa c:osps This msshod having been aAurtsa
by those standing highest in the profession, Ntth
and South, Testimonials viii be given and spec,.
1soa exhibited 70 tAoss WEBBING to see thsm.-
Sets Of Teeth ON gold or any ote9 plate, will, ct
Ing. 0lsansins. Extracting AID ali othsr op1ga-
Hons. gently and thoroughly performed. 1OStA
sxtfacled BY ELECTklUiTY. without pain.
Once o. Main street, opposite Corinthiao
HAN. do l-lv
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A good sec midland
HACK and HARNESS.
Having no usa for it. tho owner will cell bar
gain In 1t. apply 10
j. e. BURRESS T. co,
1T Broa1 street.
NH A6--Iwx just above corner Oh.
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R1OTIOH TO DEPOSITORS IN IA 8
~ AvINGS ,kbTIpUrION OF RICH.
MOND in consequences of tie inability to use
funds Of dspcs,tors. the board of Orectors Of the
SAVINGS Hesitation efa Richurnd YsQuect all psr-
scns hoidicg CE2TIFIOATH6 OF DEPOSIT 70
present them for payment on, Or before the I5ui
Of pril next e. al fntsres. VIII cease On thu {
day j AS. H. GARDNER, Pres
nh ls-dtlAkaavs4ws =
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sG NOTICE! NOTIUE.i
+ REJRp E,SS 4, an

At NOTICE! NOTIUEii
J. T.. BURRESS t. CO.,
lo7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
Whols sale Dealers 10
TOBACCO ANT CIGARS,
We have On hsrh the largest and best selected
stock Of Chewing aud Smoking lob scco, Havana
aid 7nes'ic Cigars, Pipes, Stems, Matches Fancy
articles &c, Ac., 20 bs found in the Southern
toofedeTacr. Wa ars anxious tn reduces our
stock, and consequently will offer perior iaduce-
ua1ts t. Suffers and other dealers
]. e. BURRESA l. CO.. lo7 Broad ST.,
nh I'm ahoys corner oh
DR. RENTING two splendid ROOMS
over our store, Nc. LOT Main street, 100
feet deep, running the entire leng sh of the
house, with q splendid en- trance from Main
street. Water ON first floor, and gas on be tn
floors. Possession given Is: April. Apply
to ELLETT & WEISI4ER
NH l9-dts
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NOTICE-TO DISPOSITIONS IN THE GIT.
~ JZaNS' SAVINGS BANK, RICHMOHn -
In consequence Of the sinabiity to use the funds
of depon.tors, the Board Of Directors of the CIT
liens Savings Bank request all parsons holding
certificates of depoeit to present them for nay.
ment on before the 18th April next, RS all IN
terest will cease on that day.
nah co-tsI5* N q. LipSrOMBE pres't.
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RI SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to uF, either by no,es or
opsn accounts will please call and settle ~it1out
delay. iiaviag clossd cur business, VIC wish to
So tie up cur bo oks.
STEBBfH4, PJLLSN 4 Co,
NH 2o--6t t,or. 9:a and h -aad Sta
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1000 - sesss
IT OsT--A TAUNK
fwill pay rly. DslIAa. for tAs recoysry Of
At Rapid Anne STALLION, (dulpepper,) on the
Orange and Alexaudria Railroad, directed to
Dnmpass .Depof, son the Central 1allroad -
The said Trunk had my entire name, *. -.
Anderson, j ON one end fit: The said Tram
hsd white cover on ~. The said rsWsrd
will be forwarded to the Auder Of the Trunk
aftsr II 10 received, by sending his name 70 y.
ID. ANpER SOE, Jachson's p T., Le %.
Il OsT-e1 REWARU.--Los:, on the ssh
Hahn, or on Msiu street, between I'd and An.
q lack Lscs VEIL The above reward will
Be paid for Its delivery as,,~-,n,s
Corner Of rrankiin and Foushes sss.
NH 77-2,&
TNAKEN-BY mistake. or stolen. from the
Dnnvilie Railroad Dsp0t, one TRUNK,
m rked H p. Cohn, Amelia u. i. =, on or be-
fore Monday last. The fln Ter Will DO lbe-
rally rewarded by delivering It At this once,
or at No Main street The leather Of the
NH a7~s.. ~" 'A 'A' HIP ooHN.
r OsT-Sl REWARDNmy PKUTEUTtON
i 4 from the British Ccpeul. The above
reward vii, BE- paid for its return to tpe Di ~.
patch once. It 10 Of no nss Q any enc b9, the
owner. JOSEPH AAZAhoo.
NH 2o-sts
# OS'r-About the A.h OF March. DkY.
L. GOODS BOX, containing military
. idle and Birdie, some bedding, PaSI q
| holsters and pistols, and Other articles, To-
eether with sword belt, upon wnAcn Wa
| the owners name, "0. ". Randolph" II
| Is supposed that the box was taken. through
mistaEe to some one OF the eGcampm enfs.-
4 suitable reward will be paid for the box
| II returned to the Undersigned, at the ktch'
mond and Petersburg Depot.
NH 02-2w b. II. GILL.
i LHUUND.-Left in my store a vALisE,
falfticles of clothing and prayer book, with
| Michael L. Shea's name In It The owner
| will PIE ae come and prove property.
NH 2a-:s X. ". POWERS
| a Z ~ HEWARD.-Lost. on the 18th INST,
D,)U between Il. Adams Bakery, on Main
| st5eet, and the stables Of Davis Butchescn,
o. Fran Kiln street, a Black Morocco POCKET.
HUuK con tanning about 600 In notes Of the
| Q,nHderate States, Farmers Bank OF Wiz.
xtN}e, and bank OF Virginia, &c also, sun.
DIV I'm portant papers. The above reward
! undersigned. JOS. J. WHITE,
70 4O-ts Al the capitol.
r OsT-COUPONS. Lost IN trsnamissson by
1 , ,a.ll TO Charlottesville, Va, the following
Coupons of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
No Isl 10 1856 :nclusvs. $40 each, e, :. ss4e o
=. &c to SO 20 :" -. so %
$500 90
L,ss-est psystie In Mag and November, ct New
Epk. All persons are Cautioned not to buy OF
III ds for them, rs the same will not be paid.
10 29-ts 0. W PURCELL 90.
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ATt MEETING OF the Directors, held
~ tn day, the following resolutions were
adopted AND ordered TO be published. viz:
Rssoso-i, That In consequence Of the Ia abil-
ity of IT, Bank to use the funds now on de-
posit, Il President be aud Is hereby directed
to give lotioe by publication liz the various
newspapers Of this city, to the depos!tCrs in
this ins.itu tiop, that from and after this date,
all cert icatea will be paid ON demand.
Resotc. /, further, That upon all certificates
Of less .s.an one thoasand dollars, the In terest
will cease on the list of April, and upon
larger Sans Oh the 18th of thai month
Depos. Tors will, therefore. please present
their Ger tiflcates, and receive payment.
HORAUE L. KENT, President.
n. A. rrsf. Cashier. NH l0-lm
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THE INrUxANCE .hsMPANY
OF TSE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA

This Compsuy continues to iusnre Dwellings,
Stores, end HeFch and &c. In towu Ard country,
on the most favorable terms. On account Of the
ocerpsti q % Winchester by the enemy IL has
removed 10 Fermvills, Va
Lxtrac of q stter from the Sec etsry
We have arrived h.rs (Farmvills) with ali
our valu abls eni securities safs. that pa
trons n-ed not Rave auy fears as to the safety Of
ouv company. a-d toe prompt payment Of ia
losses The Valley Bank. which has all our -.
curities, is with us. and also tie Farmer
Bank WIN A. CHARTERE
GeaerA Insurance Agent,
Office llih street. between Main and Bank.
NH TIT
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LIFE Il FIRE INsURA JANICE.

H ~ II II T. HNS u IL ANCE.
THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL LIFE IN.
SURANC. COMPANY, CoLUaBIA, S.
C.-Eaving been appointed Agent tor this
company, am prepared to insure th 9 lives
OF white persons 1T low rates, aud respect
fully call attentio to the following reasons
why p'rties should insure with it:
let. II is the oldest Life IL sur nee company
ia the Confederacy. (being thisteen yes rs
old has q large accumulated fund, and is
strictly pnsuol.
ID. ihe reduction Of twenty five per cent
on the first years payment, and the division
of all the profits anuually among he insured,
iightens the pa ment OF the premiums.
Sd. BY its charter q wife msy ,eeei We the
insurance on the life .of her husba q d, free
from all tie claims Of his heirs or creditors.
Any person may also insure the life of ano-
ther upon the same conditions, if he he any
in forest in his life.
: 4th. When Insurance Is for tile whole life, 1t
takes a note for one fourth of the renewal
premium.
5,h. This Is The o~ty Southern company tAa, soGts
tie risk.
For terms, &C., apply to
WIN a. CHARTERS,
General Insurance Agent,
Cfice lIth street, bet Main and Bank.
". JOSH p LITTIs, Medical Examiner.
n
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 1s.

HORSES, CARRlA6E1, "a.
EOR SALE-A pair OF fine Horses, well
r broke and perfectly gentle TO double and
single harness
Also, a good Street Wagon and Harness.
JOHN Il. MAOMURDO,
NH l6-6t X r. 4 PR. H. Depot.
LSUR SALIVA cram COT Yed NJ XII, per-
r. fectly gent . and wen broke 20 double and
sir gle harms 70, and to the saddle.
WAhTED--A good Mich DOW and Calf.
/. DR.. JAMES BOLTON,
NH 25-ts Grace -, between 4th and 5th.
EOh SAI.E-A Ane young Koseath
STALLION,
I've years cid this spring. He draws finely d.
harness, and Is really as gentle 60 dog. He may
DO saan at tbs stable of
,~ N. G. LIPSCChI8,
On "a, bet Broad and Harshsii ats.
NH TIA
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rARkIA GHSi UAkRiA aEefi Gag
~ RIAGEHil THE subscriber intends sss-
Hg up his storehouse by The LIST Of May. ans
win Ter foz sale bis stock Of Rocharsys, R1s-
@es, with snd without tops, snd spring "a.
Nhit have been put up with great care for tlfs,
ansrv x.h,c;. ,' h. or ne 70
that all persona In want of Carriages &C., w,f.l
6nd it greatly to their advantage 70 give him =
', hs Is determined 10 sell il order TO clc ss
out ID stock. JOHN DOES,
fe 2S-.m* Corner of 9Th and Broad eta.
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9 DR Z. w. IAN 'OCK haViog heea or.
~ dered to Gen Eweil's Brigade, a. Surgeon,
viii necessarily be absent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services viii find
bis representative, Dr.. JAMES q. WILLIAM at Ills
office, prepared 70 attend to their calls.
DR. JAMES Il WILLIAMS offers hls profes.
aonal services to the citizens Of Richmond and VI
cinity Ae may be found at Dr.. r. ". HAscocK's
ofnco on Min, between ID and 9TH streets, or 1t
Ar. WIN. &. PHILLIPS Office, On 18th stfset, be-
tween Main and Bsak, at the usual office heuTs
Any message LEI. At either place win be prompt
IL attended to. o. i0-a
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~ u rAIN.OF THE NIGHT
~ wa TCH.-I am q caadiGats for the once
of CAPTAIN of the NIGHT WATCH of the
city CT Ri.hnend. And respectful y solicit the
votes of my fellow .eitiseog.
NIB S6-ct% L. ill., tUOE
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EjVU Vg
Ists-est pay tie In hlay and November, st New
Erk. All persons are Cautioned not to buy or
rRds for them, ss the same will not be paid.
- 29-ts o. ". PURCELL & 90.
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r. AsOFHHSIOWAL UARD6.

~ A CARD.-Dr. w. ". QU00IN, late
~ Residset Physician Of Bellevue Hoepi-
tai having taken the once In ID . Law Build.
Ing recently occupied by DR. Pdrker, offers
his professional services 10 the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity.
Or, Parker takes pleasure IN commencing
DIR. Ooggtn to his friends and PATROLS.
NH 6-lws ". W, PAAKRR M d,
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~ To THE VOTERS OF TRE CITY
~ OF RICHNOND.-I hereby announce
myself a candidate for the CAPTAINCY OF
THE NIGHT WATCH. ana solicit your
votes. Election, "A day Of April.
NH 21-7t* JAMES Is. PLEASANTS.
W. CAPTAIN OF VIE CITY NIGHT
~ POLIO1.-I am q candidate for the Office OF
CAPITALS or THE CITY NIGHT WATCH
at tia ensuing electo5, and pledge myself 70 The
voters Of tbs city thst elscted the duties of the
Office shall ba promptly az efficiently discharged
NH 25-7t% RI HID kEINs
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F% 04O4OAA OA0O.
~ OFFIC7 Practice
DIR. PLUME, Of the Old Medical House, confnss
ht1nsed mainly to an ofice practice. on franklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag
oualy opposite Odd-Felows' Hall, where skillfu
and confidential treatment may be obtained on req
sonsble terms. Those who have been exposed e
certain contagious ailments, are invited ID cal,
early.
Communieatiocs by mail, or otherwise, PROMPTLY
attended 10. Once open from a. II. TIL ?. II
my G.-ts RICHMOND. VA.
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w "A SUBSTITUTE,
For gentleman subjected to militia duty. None
received tut an unnaturalixed foreigner, or man
over IS years old. Apply ON 18th street, between
Main sud Bank left hand 81 10. NH 27-3t ?
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NT Ant D. .,,, -.

RiUHmOND HUwITZERS.
Thss com pnny shaytng reurgaptssd viii -.
ceive Il limited number q Oontbsmen, TO- NIL
up u ranks to the maximum Number thelaw
requires. Those desirous q joining are a..
sursd thst the previous coed character OF the
com pany will b fully sastAined under tt
new organisation. None but msu Of unex.
csptionnbls moral character need apply.
Any militiamAn who wishDs 10 volunteer can
DO 10, Aid viii receive the usual bounty. For
further In formation amply to either Of the nm.
dersiened, 1T No. WALL street., under st.
Charles Hotel. H. s. JONES.
3. 3. HIAEASANTS;
S Or to GEO L.OHR1STIAN,
NH 32--ets Charles City a. II. Va.
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at fair rates. At
rs WURTHIN0TONi d COS.
Near Kaiitoad Depot
nh 0-1tw Orange Uouxt- HonoA

EOa E~A.A ACADEMf-6l.lNEY
IL o., CAROLINE o.. VA.-ThtA 0rst
class Iusttsnt ion, thoroughly preparatory 70
xineerine profession, whether Civil or Idili.
tafy, can Fecelve few Iaors pupils. Charges
from March Let to close Of Beestop. ol40,
for everythtnx except lights Address for
Information sns Principal.
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Deal ESTATE FOR SALE.

trOA MINT The OPTION now occupied ~
IL us, under NJ. Charles Hotel. PoasesAeu
given about lss April.
NH It's e HI MAUky q w.
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L'OR KENT-Ths large four story STORE.
HOUSE, on Governor street, between
Main and franklin, At present oocups ed by
the eu bscrt0or. S.W HARW6OI,
NH lT--GtD
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RELIEF ORDERS.

The Collectors of State and County Tax
es are authorized to receive the relief Or
ders, as cash (granting the percentage the
same as on money! and taxpayers will con-
fer benefit on the holders of these orders,
and at the same time relieve the treasury,
by lifting and paying them over to collec-
tors. They can always be obtained at the
Banking House of Wm Russell and sun.
dry stores in Lewistown; from DR. MacIay,
Milroy; Joseph Hoar, Belleville; D. G..
Lantz, Allenville; VIM Macklin, McVey-
town; John Purcell, Newton Hamilton
At the last meeting of the Board res
olution was adopted extending the pay
ments to the time when the troops will be
paid off, after which satisfactory testimony
is to be produced that the party making
application is unable to make a living
without aid
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Connecticut Election.

The Union Republicans and Union
Democrats have swept the State of Con-
neoticut, like whirlwind This state has
usually gone Democratic in party times
but we rejoice to see that loyal men of all
parties, in this crisis of our country, repu-
diate party altogether. Last year the
Union majority was only two thousand +;
now Gov. Buckingham has nearly nine
thousand; and the Legislature is unani-
nous for the Union. Every party demo
crat SO far as heard from, is defeated. -
Union democrats and Republicans have
been every where successful
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-16
U. S. Taxes.

As there seems to be general misunder-
standing among farmers and many others as
to the taxation imposed by this State and
the general government, probably owing to
the vile course pursued by the self-styled
democratic press, we will give plain state
ment of the tax laws now in force, as we'll
as Of the bill reported in Congress.
lst At the extra session of Congress in
July Of last year a general tax was laid,
Pennsylvania proportion of which was
about equal to the State tax at present i'm
poSed-say p mills. This contained
provision that the several States might as
sumo its payment directly, and in pursu-
ance of this, our Legislature passed law
authorizing the Governor, Auditor General
and State Treasurer to adjust said tax with
the L. S. Treasury. This was effected by
bringing in the bills of the State for fur
nishing clothing, subsistence, &c, to the
Pennsylvania troops, which had been paid
for out of the S3,000,000 borrowed from
the banks and individuals last summer
consequently there was no extra tax asses
sed for this year.
ID. A half mill special tax was imposed
by the Legislature at the extra session last
year, which was intended to meet the in
terest on the 100000 borrowed by the
State, and is of temporary character.
This is the only real additional taxation
thus far.
From this it will be seen that the croak-
ing about taxes, so prevalent among set
of political mountebanks, has no foundation
to rest upon at this time Personal prop
erty, incomes, liquors, manufactures, &C.
form the main basis of the new bill, and
are pretty we'll distributed Between this
Jaw and the change in the post Office laws
to take effect on the 1st July, the editor of
the Gazette will probably pay $40 or s25
more for paper, ink, &c, and at least an
equal sum for postage, and if pc can put
up with such items without grumbling, 9TH
ers might we'll hold their peace.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-16

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