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inn boarded or converted into merchandise;
everybody will want "change" and nobody
willingly give it; and then the advent of the
uncean brood of shinpasters will be upon US.
1t will be idle to protest or resist; when coin
can DO sold at ten per cent premium, shop
keepers, grOcers, BARRIERS, and newsboys will
HE with it to the broker, and will only change
your note with detesiable evidences of National
bankruptcy" Good for ride" Good for o
drink" GOOD for shave" but pre-eminentlJ
good for nothing.
We earnestly entreat the Secretary and the
two houses to unite in saving the country from
tais abyss. Use the Public Credit TO the requi-
ate extent; but do not balance tho saving OF
one per cent interest on portion OF the Pab-
lie Debt against the nauseous denominations OF
q Shinplaster Currency. Keep your Treasury
Notes close up TO par-of course, We mean
Specie par--even though it be necessary to in
crease the yalus and acceptability of the bonds
into which they are convertible. Every dollar
you may save by letting these Notes deprecate
will cost three dollars TO the Labor and Bust
ness of the country. The People VIII joyfaly
honor your drafts on their patriotism, but do
not require them to believe nothing the fair
equivalent Of something nor a rag to be dol
lar when ii cannot be sod for more than sew
amy. fiVa apnta
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Personal.

PmLApELrnIs, Friday, June u, 100.
The reception 10 Parson Brownlow at the Acade'
my WAS splendid ovation. In addition to bis ad'
dress, flag was presented to Miss Brownow .!
VIM. d. Lewis from tho ladies' of Philadelph", "
whose speech OK Gov. Pollock made an appropriate
response. "a ,ss,
ROCHESTER Wednesday. June TO- 100
Frank Marble, brother of the Editor Oh Ine N'~-
York W,yid, and member Of the junior InSs oi
the Rochester University was drowned 10 Gay Ill tue
river at Portage His body has not been reeo'ero''
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ia. Roston Courier Objects to III,

The Boston Courier objects TO the appoint
ment of cirilian BrlgadleF Generals as - an
outrage" iustancug FitI Henry Warren Of
Iowa as one of them. Col. Warren has been
in the military service Of the country ever
since July last, and for months actively en-
gagged in depressing "bushwhacking robbers
aud murdcrers in Missouri. lie would doubt
les prefer more glorious field OF duty, but 1t
is hardly tair to speak OF him at this late day
As Il clyllian."
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Tie Darlington (Vt.) Times has a letter from
Vermont soldier in Gen. McClcilan's army,
who says:
Eyeryhins to-day OF the other SIDE Of Ao Chick ahon5
teen quiet but from this side about dozen big guns are
opening thrir mouths in eloquent praise o. our country ana
Constitution These arguments the only which can
have any good eec; upon enemy The only tue pocy
j. whip .hem quick aud whip them well, and 20 90 this
the whole power 81 the nation ought be put forth ia It's fun
strength Every means power which cen be used to
hasten tint. the wiest way ought no' to be spared
Tie more know Of the OF tie enemy and their an
euous and their aud ther savage cruelty TO our
prisoners wounded mru the am convinced ss
concli.,oy policy carried to the as We have hitherto
al through this In way uue1aaped II 'ne n''0S
Of naton. 1, wise or erpedient
They are a. ye, apparently incapable Of appreci'ing our
msenanimi = and humanity The educated leldins men,
.iag 20 be Virginia gentlemen who om their wealth aad
unaouce have whecded aud deceived many unthnsins
moor men Into ta rebellion should above a. receive Ron our
Government. righteous reIbution. Our Republican form
Of Government must prove itself powerful to put down
rebellion &, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS there Is no security Tor
ne liberty snd property. We must have security sgans!
future rebeons otherwise the Mexican AM South American
destiny viii be
The Nation vii fad out hefore ths i through that
SartT wherever IL prevails educa'es the people 70 difoy
Atty And gebeon if /, cannot rule vii try 10 ruin There
eau b, 10 peace this Nation with the curse Of slafery
upon H. for iss ia aggrcssve and impatient OF ooedi
enc. 10 couro The plan recommended % the Governments
Via. viii co. bat a. lhs rebelious States, who
sl continue to treaten us with Wal and dssoaon anu
~ their ..ye, to I'll, against humanity and common
- d,,,e n oo,icy SON ~ ai different. would tina.
oppressed help with tie wax asns' The Rebels Ia
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namnered and powerful caste. or they win yet De-.

stroy The Union. The Rebellion is undyiug while
they monopolize the political power OF eleven
States. dispute that Of four others, and are re-
garded by great party es the future as wei
past arbiters of our National destinies. SO
lorg as Slavery has devoteos, tho Union VII
have deadly and formidable enemies. HsVing
once grappled in deadly conflict one OF the
two must perish.
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In Senate yesterday, $4,000 was voted to
establish certain Pos Office routes M, Sumner re-
ported bill TO carry into effect the late Slaye-rade
treaty with Great Britain. The House bill pre-
scubilg The oath OF Office was discussed but not
voted upon The Naval Appro. riaiion Lii was taken
up, and discussed particularly with reference to the
establishment Of Naval Academy at Annapolis, un-
I'll near the hour of adjournment. The Committee S
recommendation Was finally adopted. An amend
msnt adopted 70 stop all spirit ratioHs in the
navy after November, 1862, allowing hef for a COM
mutation Of five cents Per day.
TIE House passed the Senate BIZ sIpopriating
$lUQ, 600 10 raise sunhen vessels belonging 10 the
Sa~y. Il c Join. resolution Of thanks TO Lieut.. Nor
IFS md tne officers and ueu OF the figate Cumhei-
ana vas adopted. The bill to secure the moro
prompt payment TO officers and volunteers was
passed. The Senate BILL adding 10 surgeons and
30 assistant Surgeons, was also passed, alter the
House bad ggd.s section aboishing brigade sur-
gyos- placing tber> on ah equal footing with army
surgeons. The bill Indemnify ing citizens Of Dea-
ware for expenses in equpping volunteers was
passed. The Senate bill. prescribing An additional
oath to be taken by grand snS petit jurors serving
in United States Courts to the eEct that they have
been true and faithful 10 the Constitution, wa'
passed
A remarkable case of murder occurred yester'
day in Broadway. A wie-accoTding to heS story
shot hor husband because he failed TO proviSe Tor
her support and was unduly familiar with other
women. The man-a dealer in military goods
named Real-died slmori instantly. The woman
wa arrested.
The mails for Europe by the steamships Saxonia
and New. York will close this morning at lOl O'Clock.
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STATE OF TIE MARKETS

The buoyancy in tie Stock market and the ad-
vancing tendency continued yesterday. The fpecu-
lativs list showed marked improvement. BusineSS
between Boards was active at advanced prices Inc
afternoon business show ed the most rampant market
of the season. There was Il slight reaction after
board and tie advance was scarcely maintained.
Gold advanced l05al0jl, and large shipments are
reported. Foreign Exchange is feverish, and rates
have advanced 10 ZIG. on London. The Money
market is sluggish; call loans are quoted per cent
maximum, per cent minimum. Paper IL
scarce. Freights are fImer. Western and State
Flour was somewhat lower and closed heavily.
Trade brands were heavy, but cannot be quoted
lower; Canadian was IN fair request, at decline.
Rye Flour was steady, and in limited request Corn
Meal quiet and steady. The Whea, market is fairly
supplied and &c. lower, owing to advance Of freghts,
the demand 10 mainly for exportsslss ~, OC0 bush.
Barley Is in improved demand; Oats in better re-
quest Corn less active aud &c. lower-sales Al 900
bush. Pork arrives freely, and the market was
stimulated by a concession. Beef in ample
supply and quiet. Beef Hams and Bacon were
da,l. Cut Meats teayy. Lard was in brisk de-
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Reported Engagements Hear Charleston.
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GEN. BURNSIDE AND TIE ATTACK ON RICHMOND.
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1900 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION
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FROM WASHINGTON.
LATER rnoEr PORT ROYAL.

INDUSTRY OF THE FREED NEGROES
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GOV. STANLY'S ACTION.
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One of our conservative " Journals has a
letter from citizen Of Norfolk youched for as
" reliable" to his friend in this city, which
n,sr. "A follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

LAran AND PnKnMpTOkY SALE or ru1.
NrTtIRn At AUCTION -Oui sa'~ q eis-
eans FURNITURE Win commence Tblo 1O9N.
IN9, {rRIDAY) q 10 o'clock, aud VII eo@pssss
The largest and best aasortnent ef Family Fusui
ture aver offered II auction In this city. WI! De
included In the aale four PIANOS. three of which
ara suleudid instruments manufActured BY 0aehle
4 Co Halt Durham, N. = Load 4 90, rhua |;
And Murray Z rischer, n Y. We shall aseo
effsr abcut twenty INGRAM. skUsSHLLD, and
VYLV1T OARPIfg and Ru0D, rart being en-.
tIreiy new and OF splendid quality; variety q
Orockery and Glassware; splenmd french
China Dinner Bel; Marble and Ebony CLOCKS. neos
Ns,tr, -. etc. Tho eoods will be ready fer ex
aminat,on early on the morning Ct the sala The
Pianou win b offered at - O'Clock.
DE- lO-lt KKNT, PAINE l. 90 Aucta
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EIYTI1H FRAMED THNINDNTa Avn.
JIG ZEAL VACANT LOTS, IN Port ~. Wv
to Lester street, FOB 8AL1 AT AUCrI0S -
be sold ct auction. on The premises. IN INN MN
the 10Th Deesnber, ls62, q 3 o'eIoei 3 AnUs,Y,
Wooden Tenor snts In Port Mayo, eud s..,. sn'sa
cant Lots, near 70 Lester stRsst, soms mor.s ~
Louisiana street These Tsnemsuts ss. III q
ID TO small families, and IL lots handsom:ivLLss
TERMS-At sae. "sese4
Psrsons disposed 10 pusshass pri,ss.,v a., ..r
dc Is Goblin L APPIRsoy A,...
NBRY Lakes AND WELL LOOArrn ~,
vATE DWELLING AND VxCAa% yns T.
on the last line Of 5th, between Cav "a ~ -.
streets. FOB SALE AT AUCTION,cWiH - ~
q auctinn, on tho premises, on FRIDAY ~ ~ ~
Dee, 1892 1t II O'Clock L., the larr0 ana III,
Gated private residence now In The ocmns"s y.
Mr.. James p. Tyler. Tho lot has ffoot Oh ioo yos
and depth OF 100 feet 70 wide alleV. n IN, ~
divided, 20 a. TO sell with the dwstlioe 49,. ~
feet, and then two vacant lets, one on ~ ~
and the other on the South Of the dwsIlne ~''"
fIRAA-Ons third cash balance q opS ana
years. for bonds. bearing interest, psyshl, M
yearly; or al cash, Q. the option Of the purshs...
do Is GODDIN L APP7RsON 1ns.,.
p. S.-Tbe Dwelling alluded 70 aboys n ~. -.
that the late Bishcp Moore rssided In.
0s IL @ 4 l., Austya
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WousnsD AND kILLaD-Es TAKES but di.'e
spsce N The columns OF the daily papers lut Oh
what long fousshcld etsriss and biographies are
every one OF these strange nsrs that We read over
snS foreeti
wounded and killed" Eore eye reads the
nsms TO whom II IL dear as life sIa some hear. Il
struck OF erosen Nth The blow MADE by that I ana
among the Let.
us our Henry, i.'s our John. or oar James o.
Thomas that Les with his poor br k IN limbs 81 the
nrspital. bite ard eth. snd With ghsstiy fscs
On tne bs.tiehssd. slAs Tor the eyes that re "A ,
s.as tor toe hsarsa that feel
"He VA my pretty boy. thst I've auna to seen
W macy times In my arms !" Gays the poor mother.
bowng aer Lead 10 81 guist that cannot be tered
lie was ny bravo. noble krsbeUd, chs father %
my httis phsa chi.dren!' sobs the itricksn vito
no ~ n my daring brother, tbs. loved that
a. 10 proud u murmCrs tts sissex. enid hef
tar; aaa 10 tia tsryitls ssrots falls on home.
ts-ope hoUt tee isnd.
Killed Snd SOUNDED Essry name Ia that hat
= lghtnsrs stroke ~ some tesEs and breaks Ike
thanesr over seaae house snd falls Is long black
ktAdsN rpoc soras hsas tAssors
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vT~H4 sOUTHxRN LITERARY MESSENGER
FOR 1865.

Ttis Magazine. 30 long Known to the Southern
public, enters the new year under favorable aus.
pices- Having withstood the exigsnoies Of the
wors: part of thu war; Is Is prepared 70 avail itself
Of every facility for Development and improve
men, Ardent in It's devotion to the South, the r.
pository siways Of the productions OF tina first Ia.
ssllscts In the land. the MESSENGER approaches is
new career In the full confidence Of q more extend
cd and sver.wideR,ng Ae'd OF usefulness. Already
the adoption Of the casa syssas has produced Z
marked aid healthy Influence upon its circulation.
The Increase OF subscription during the past
month atisees tbs proprissors Of the puhiie's sp.
probation Of the nav system, and encourages them
10 still greater efforts In the future. magazine
which presents In Q eingle number articles from
Campbell, Howison, Bryant, Burwsl. Mcoabe,
Miss OIeswel, Mrs. Clarke. and Margaret Sitting,
may r!gatfully expect the support Of the rsan--
ment sad culture Of the 8eu b.. Mr.. no~iscn's
'Hbtofy Of the War" viii be continued through.
ont tho year. A series Of Sketches Of the Cam.
paigns In tho Peninsula and thu Valley will appear
togethsr with the wonted VARSITY OF aAays, Tales
Poems. etc No increase In the price Of euhserip-
thou. Three dollars year, stvicely IN sIeascs---
No orders for the Messenger win be attended 70
unless accompanied with ths each. Aiiress
AAOIARLANR 4 PERCUSSION.
de- l2-eod3w 1ichmoad, Va
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II ARaB SALE OF DRY GOODS. Boora
IL SHOES. Fancy GOODS, &C, AT Ard
iAO6 On FRIDAY, the 10th Inst, Ne viii III
o. our Warehouse, commencing Of 10 O'clock 4
consisting in part Of
Prints, Flauaess, Hdk'fa. Hosiery,
Gold Aouseliaes, black Alpaeas,
Sewing SilS, Flax Thread,
Heavy Woolans CaaaimseeA
Note and Letter Paper, Steal Pens,
70 bales Oznaburgs, etc.
Also, large assoftment Of Cavalry Boots, ,hsk
Boots, mems and b0ys Shoes ladies and chIldrtps
0aiterS, eta
Tho attention Of tbs trade q invited
eeH 6OAN1R DURR25H. Aucts. s
ADDITIONAL
VIII be added to the above
4 large IT. voice Of FIRE WORKS, suitable ~
the Christmas holidays
-AL6O-
A variety Of Drugs HRDI1IHES, "a,
dc Ii SUMNER L BURRES0, Aueta
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Mcclellan and Mcdowell

Mcclellan, n LA testimony before the Court
Martial which 10 Cow uyirg Mcdowell. stated that
AeDoweus column Ai come en- be should Ger
sssigus his failure to come en- the reason Of his
oxs failure TO take the siy. 1t IL natural enough
for q General, beaten ard dissrsssd re- Acclsila.
Wa - ssst about for reasops 10 exeuss himss3,
and 20 shiH The blame FROM his evTn shoulders upon
ihoss Of seine ether pes,r This Is not the only
exzse Nc cls,ian hiss made lie has complained
Of Heeeet 20 furLish qusrteIm.s stores, though
we douot whether any army that ever marched
was ever TN nishei a. his Yves. He hss complained
AZ tbs Engineer Department, although 10 General
of modern times was ever 60 amply supplied with
everything belonging to that department. He tss
complained that he lad 10. nsa enough, althou sh
II hss bssl proved that 6: York, before the er~
rival Ct Jchnston, end While he had Msgrude.
only TO contend with his forces cutnumbered those
Of that General in tie proportion OF nftesa TO one
sna I'll houzh a committee Of Congress Las repo.tsd
that tters revs- YVES time viii Q hs wsa around
Redmond tas: he did ros outnuzater Cd two to ous
Es sscrites Bis failure, Indeed, to every imaginable
esnss BIZ. tie rgas oas; Ills own utter iaospa-ity,
namely. aad tie inferiosity OF lis men to oaIa Il
courage, herd.aood, END the Other qualities es;eD-
tiai 70 ths solder Thse last excuse is gotten up
since tie occasion. lie bsiiavsd TO the very lest
that he ceuia AXE Richmond without the assistance
q Meco7Te.i, AID II he could not DO Ii with The
overwhelming force ~hich he had ll65 COO men Ii
the commence en:,> /, Is hard to believs that he
could do II with any force vhstsver. Certainly he
could :. have done il viii tta addition Of dc
Cowe.rs Il. 0Sl Or 90 COO ii Z.
Gen. Johnston wss rsrfaet;g saars Of the ex
isssocs II acDoweli's fo-es al gs.,svad that he
should have to eaeounte; !, ia addition to that ell
rsgdy before hin He had msds his dispositions
seco.aingiy, and had 1t come the resui. would not
hare been altered IN tic s.;s hest desrse. Mcdowell
wcu,c hzye sharsd the same fate with al the rect,
bed he not. indeed, bean ca. eff from the eunboats
ana captured k.fifHsn sent tbs Trincs de Jciu
vile 10 Europe TO retail that ps.ful lie, TIE Csst
apology he could make for lis dissraosful failure
ans lie Prir *. with tas tras Orisans osi!rct, was
glad enough 70 get away from Gauss wuic1 b.
saw to be hopeless. Napolsons who msreh, Ia
splendid weather, At the rate Of Eve mites day
don't take Ell ties or beat ar.n.as
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S8A>S~.s~0S AA82nS - wiz AOe0
CUEDRIIs At AUCTION.-on FRIDAY, 1911
- instant, commanding Ct 10 o'clock
% obls choice Brown and Clarified Susss.
80 half bbls
10 hhds
10 kegs Soda,
$50 sacks North Carolina, Virginia and Liver.
pool Salt,
IS boxes Candles
10 Brown Bar Soap,
IL bags Shot,
Lot Of Domestic and Havana Csss,
cAsAS new Rice,
5000 lbs Killlkinick Tobacco In oaseA
is bbis Smoking Tobacco,
"a Overcoats, % buxiasss Goats, ans quality
, bales Canton Flannel,
10 Il ~ Bheetin81,
6 - oxnabursa
$50 pads Cotton YafN, to II.
pieces "a Gray Osoth,
% dosen soldier 6kifts,
Lot Of Lesgines, Aitttns,
And variety Of other g. ods, TO eloss involesa
dc Its ROB- 16ON, ADAMS 4 90.
-AI8O,-
Sbbls Tar;
Solo Leather and OAii Skins;
GAlteao and Haxall Extra Flour
Lot Sails-Foresail, Halnssn, and yih Of q
9oodtized eehooaer.
ROBEsON, ADAMS L co.
Dc ~ Auetionssn.
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rsPEOIAL MOTORING ask the special
attention Of the trade to our large sale Of DRY
GOODS. fne BOOTS and SH o1G, &C., at cur sales
room THIS MORNING, st 10 o'clock. La addisitn
Ia rooSs Already advertised, We have received and
viii offer IL, re invoice Of ne DresS Goods, fresh
KID Gloves, Hoop Skirts, 6ne Cashmere Shirts,
Gle CANT French Roft Hats. e'c, ETC. THIS -
large and attractive sale. and we invite the exaMi.
nation Of buyers The Shoes and Hats will Be- sold
At 10 O'Clock. and ats o'clock p. n An invoice OF
Fire Crackers, re.worts and other Fancy Goods
snIted to the season.
de l9-lt SUMNER BURRES6, Aucts.
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DUBLIO SALE OF HURNITURH FAIxlsa
JIG DT2NsILS, kC-Wil be sold 81 pubic ssis
on FRIDAY, the l9.h December, ct the Residence
Of John A. se,dep. Jr., Charles City county, as ~
placs called Lower auckland" one and han nue.
from Charles City Courthouse, GDmsdassiy o.
James riverJ all hts crop Of Corn sud Provsadsf %
every kind. Farming Utensils, . laSgs numo
Cedar ard Locust fosts and Ill tbs movable pc"
perry on the place. -.
TElMs-Wui be made arown on ths day o. we
HeHaie viii be conducted BY GRO WALTZ"
The FAkH. containing $50 acrsa Hnh ~.
comfortable !nb,oy, mems thereon, VII Be eose -
private sale. For partioalass inquire Of
I MILLER, date Sslden niusf,n
d Q-fdsA Is Gary street, Richmoud, Va
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,.c~~4oa n 0UnR1oP UnDe
IN IousSc12 ~ sSI8 !. ~ - ~ n6,k veer
oe;oeH. ~ 11AAs"
OF NJ ~ - .h.. .eAass had lived . long end
M cusscs - .N..ssrsse ~ nsr davs me- scre %
usesasn ie =. Y ~ ~ SsvinS nan passly sed
~ sa " .sas.h. a., hss suffsrsd much, and
sOou. saenssss - = !. erom for homo IN Fsede.
"a Cc.nS s ~ 49, assr assoeistionn Of lifetime.
rcsseuss ~, ~ .s.hcrs naurmnr
Rsvc sne ~ ~ ~. s.miiv Are invited 70 attend
- n,...si - asIoek shis fYriasy) evening from,
e, "u" 49, Hal. 0hsrrh nm f.l II
fsnPs' s'se ' ....... -.
Al the rsssdencs o. nn Msnss: "a n my On
l5th o. Deesmoe< exinIf SELL -
child ct n D. ana seFsn SeAdsn' IN Nne A'" yse' "
hi -.
Lovely IN ovssy attribute 10 aso eoo's's" Hll.'
sell to all VINO knew nim-
u Uhfansan eoscsvs1 P'eaSe e"py'
On the battlse6 eld. near tiedertekabusE, On Sun.
day morning. December H. FRANK bUNnAh
9U0aLBS member OF the w asosne1on AFnicry'
from New Orleans, La, aged y ysa1
A noble heart secxidcsd on the altar OF Ms eoon'
try Many mourn his early death
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RUNAWAYS.

CEyENTY five DOLLARS REWAED.-Left
/ their wcrS yesterday, th-ea negro MEE. aud
viii pay S7S for their apprehension add delivery to
Mr Hseb,r Davis. Ia E:chmo nd or 62o each. add If
put 10 jai IN the equity, SIS each.
TAYLOR is about 10 years OF sgs quito hlack,
with rs y1ssr features aeau. feet inches high, sno
slightly rup:urea wears = graz Cloth esp home
spun cost ead PARIS OF woo. Color ana saoos WIN
Wscsap bott3,cs.
ALFRED. eboa. tie cana age round fsce, very
tEscs aud holds arm crooked, having been bso-
hen " ;an yoaag yssars black and rec cap. hcmo-
made cost sBd pau OF pale p1rso coicr. 4G u eco
en- bottom saoss.
jog, "A years o9 asa, sark Secs.n eolor, 5 fee:
1oies b!sh STD oEc eyo seeming 10 b- s:tse
larger than tee ether /; had Oh = gara woo lat,
hc.aesvuu coat OF ginger color, MIXED rsr;s, and
new pair Of wooden bottom shoes.
Each carried en- axe off A. w NsLTINa.
Near auburn Militia Posr-O flee,
10 i9--S. Hanover equity.
DUNAWAY.-slG0 REWARD for ths sppre-
IA, neusion end delivery Oh ARCHER, Ao il
q thisk set boy. feet inches tall, woclly head,
good teeth. sIways Erinning wher N good huInor,
stcops little black, ID very fond eI military, and
IL sure 10 have some uniform on ii it h to bs bad.
rs vss lag, seen soon after the evacuation of Nor
folk, when ne was brought to Richmond by Hr.
john Told. He may have bsen pressed Into the
Government service to WORK on the ensrench
inents around Richmond TIE above reward VIII
10 given if delivered - Gsr James Eoose, Main
street, Richmond. or If fooad il ths country, ii
lodged ia the nearest JAIL rstlce OF the fact eeinS
y,vsr IN rg- Mocve de l9--St~
nANAWAl-R3O kEW AhU.-haaaway from
IL, ny residence, ON Chnreh Hill. on the night Of
IL ioh Q mulstto girl nemed MARY. shs 10
quite liz bit, about Is ysars cid. and speaks quick
when spoken TO chs b quite slender abort feet
iuchss high sm unable - dascrios her dress
% sh. took away all Of her clothes will give $50
reward to any ere who Will either deliver her TO
OF lo1gc hsr IL any jail 20 that can get hsr again
She il most Likely secreted somewhere about the
city. shs was rsissd hero BY me, and is now
owned by B. Hntshsson. LUTHER LIBBY.
de 10 -At<
TNwENTY-FivD DOLLARS kEWAED.-Han
away en- the lOth inst . bright mu;atto giIl,
SALLY, stont Is years old had On y dark brs
dress, tern in front The above reward win be
given fer her apprehension and detention In any
street, three doors frcm Riehmont House.
de l0-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

SALT AISTRIDUTION.
CALf NOTICH-The quota Of Salt for Hsnsieo,
~ under the Governors contrast, n now ready
~ distsibution at the County Court HousA 8sch
peeoon b entitled 20 IL poun6A md Moet bring The
exaet ehAnes, = Ten oenA1 pr poung Tne eld ~
Il l7-4s nnerlM " U
LALT DI6TklDUTION -0POTTk ~ nAR-
a YnY 80 new rondy = distribute the CITY
SzLT unlsr ~ 0ovegpoE's eoateas4 An pa1nae
ars requested n bring bayp laRoe enoeeA - Aaad
THAR qasta waisn Nm - ~ $3.50 g $50 49,
rnret n also prspaeoG NiaA ~ exaae ahanee TAe
- e1lAsSte uili b salna1ssk = te--9we