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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

N~4~ A CARD. DIR. n L CARTER offers bis
~ professional services to tina oitix.ns Of Rich.
mond ans vicinity. lie can be found either nIeht
or day, at his residence, on Franklin street, next
door above the Metrcpol'tan aiai., (Dr. McI,u-
der old o6ca.) riders left on bis Slate at tho
Wsstham House, Sidney, vii. receive his imme 4.
ate aftepaon Ia la-lmA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

~. THE ANNUAL MEETlN0 OF the
~ stockholders OF the INSURANCE COM
PANN Of THE STATE OF VIRGINIA will
oe held at the Office of the company, on
MONDAY, Goth inst, at u o'clock M.
n l5-it y. +. BRESEE Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
K N a ~ Ava

PuNAWAY TEN DoLLA Z SS~os,.
~ WARD From the MidIothisn re nc,
TO X I. Parrish. He is abou. ,aa, i'lging
inches nigh; with down.cast look da. vi H.
lofi ABOUT % years Of aga, Jie has w.. CO.
the city ana was seen with her \ ia, IN
ago. Inc above reward Will he ra,d uSys
the deiivery of the said Negro 70 as ~ opv ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

d.. .I5 ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, at
- MANASSAS, Va, for the examination of Mech
cal Ohisers, tuow in service) and of professional
sppliesuts, has been reorganized.
: he board consists of Surgeons Il L. Brodie
r. l.. Gsiiiard, and X. J. Breckinridss.
in 3-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

4 good COOK.

w 4 good UOOk.
WASHER and1RONER,
For a small family.
A liberal prize will be paid for q good Ser
want One without encumbr lnce preferred.
Apply Immediately to
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
At w. h. Jones & 90 q,
Store on 18th St, bet. Main and Gary.
IN Ia
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- A N A w AY-t2o0 hkWAID-T-o-, -
IL residence of the SUBSCRIBE on n. 7i,s .os
NEGRO BOY Isaac, about 80 year, aid Id "Ss..
high, gingerbread complexion OF p.es,ap, az .Si
polite manners, hair short and uapnv ana !, , ~
handed. Twill give the above rsvsrS -. - - 'e'1'
prehenaion and delivery'ot said boy N NE AN :,
Orange u. H. I>A ~
THIS negro ran OF In consequence of hsvina co,n.
mitted most brutal and unprov oked murder n,c-,
the person OF ny overseer, and ii behoovas h.
community at iargs to ba On the lockout for thl,
criminal. He may be in the vicinity q, r,adss
icksburg, where he has scquaiutsnces
LOUISA q. TALIAFER1O
Rapid Ann p. o., Culpeper county. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

i VA ANNA SSOs
100 frkins strictly prime LARD,
400 bushels PEAS,
2eo do. White BEANS,
800 bbls. FLOUR,
5000 lbs. BACON
5000 lbs BUTTER,
In store, aud for sale by
r. w PIERCE & CO.,
- l1-h~ Corner Gary aod 18th SITS.
7 1euoks' GROCERIES &C.
400 bis, Extra l, Extra .. and No. Coffee
SUGAR,
rs bb,s Crushed and Powdered SUGARS,
50 bags prime Rio COFFEE.
% eighth and quarter casks fine FRENCH
BRANDY.
loo barrels Common and Rye WHISKEY,
20 do. RUM AMI GIN,
rs do. Peach and Apple BRANDY
% do. Sweet Malaga WINE,
50 cases SARDlNES,
100000 OIGAGS. sorted brands,
SO bbs. Golden SYRUP
10 bags PEPPER,
100 bags Soft Shell ALMONDS,
lUU boxes uround PEPPER
rs bbls. Pecan NUTS,
100 boxes Rhine WINE, very hae,
100 boxes fine CHAMPAGNE.
loco bags GROUND PEAS
50 kegs Sup. Carbonate SODA,
so boxes MUSTARD,
100 boxes TOBACOO,
For sale by
THOMAS JONES. No. M.ia st..
ia lClm Richmond, Va.
NASTILE SOAP
~ 40 boxes pure CASTLE soar,
VI recent imp0r tation.
Just received and In store.
ial-ts BACON & BASKERVILLE.
HITY OF RICHMOND, TO VITA
~ Rules held In the Clerks Csscs Of the Court
OF Hastings for the said City, on Monday The 9th
day Of January, 1861:
Charles J. S;nton, and JrhnC S.ntou
late partners under the firm and
style Of Charles J. Siuton & Co,
VINO sue for the benefit and a. the In DrBr.
cost Of Charles j. Sinton.
II. Plaintiffs
ASaiaa
Hana,r w. Coils Defendant
The object Of this suit ia To recover sgaipst the
deiend4At the sum Of two hundred and sevsnty.swo
dollars and seventy-six cents with legal interest
thereeN from the 4th day Of APRIL 1859 till paid,
AFFIDAVIT having been made that as def. ndsn,,
HsnAn w. Cole 10 ne. . resident Of the State OF
virginia. he Ia hereby requiredso appear in the said
Ciefk Once, wtthia one month after due pubiics.
tioo hereof and do what IL necessary protect bis
insefests A copy--Teste:
y 10 1aw4w no. hOWAnD. Clerk.
NOTION-Unde lhs pro visio0s Of q deed froua
lVWnliam Lovsnstein sad lsiugton Lovenstclu.
TO me In trust, for the sole and separate uss snd
benefit Of Mary Lovensis n dat.d the etn day If
Hacvteo, Thereby sppoint SOLOMON LOvEN.
STEIN my sgent for the IN aasg'ns Of the Real
Estate and psrsonM properly conveyed BY laid
dAedsnd Tor carrying on and canductipg The hu.
siness Of aWARx9T GARDEN and huckstsrins
with the produce Of ~ said property All deel.
'ass wiss ny std Asspt 70 e fet cs:A only.
p"-S'svS~s i JOS. R0e8NpAU1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

DUNAWAY-sj $50 RhWARD-From tie sub
II, ser,ber, Negro Boy named BOB Said Ne
gro /, about % years nld; dark complexion; shout
5 fee or Ii inches high weighs about loO IDS.
/ believe this E-gre is trading il some regiment
near Manas sss or lurking abont FredarcSsears,
Charlottesville, or winchester, and viii pay
the above rewsrd for bis apprehension and delivery
into any OF the city jsits so that can get ain'
d. b. SCOTT,
Co. G. 4tb Ala. Regt. or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
w CLCpTONS LYME A.

- A w A Y-tlo KEWARD-Fr5,,-
a. Powers's brick yard, some linn -
last fall, negro boy named Wits 'G,tss
dark color, with scar on his face hal,
healed,} produced by the kick o. ,oiuig
Said boy is about H. year. old !, "V'Sr
probable that he is in the enplovmen, ., '1ty
soldiers, and passing himself oT f,- "a us
boy. We will give the above rarari ., Tee
liyered to us or placed in Cary stree, ,s'i ue'
CLoPTuN i Lynn"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

NONFEl ERATE ANACS AND
u REGISTER,
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
IMPORT ANT NOTICE TO DEALERS.
The above Almanac is gotten up in superior
style on fins paper, and contains In addition to
the Calenda, Herschells celebrated Weather Ia
BILE; The Gc-srnment and Census Of the Confede
rate Statss Rates CT Postage, Government OF
Virginia, Condensed History of the American
Revolution Of 1861. and variety of miscellaneous
items Of an amusing character, etc. Price S. per
hundred coo'ss, or 81 per gross.
send Ords-sto j. P. BELL, Publisher,
ia 49, S. Market St., Lynrhburg, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

UONFEDERBTE Mills,
Office % Pearl street.
I AN NOW PREPARED to furpish '.Confede
/ niis" FRESH GROUND COFFEE, an ex-
ce'ient substitute for the pure article. It is Pu.
up IN pound papers, neatly labelled and
packed IN cases OF sixty -four pounds each. Price
10 cents subject to discount to the trade.
G.. w. ROB NSUN
IL Dim" Agent for the Manufacturers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

q U N ID r. ES
25 bbls. N y. Crushed SUGAR
1900 bushels PEA NUTS.
loo bags PEAS.
50 bags and barrels NAVY BEANS.
70 gross MATCHES.
25 boxes Tallow CANDLES
1850 lbs HEMP TWINE
loo reams Wrapping PAPER.
10 doz. i ottOn PLOUGH LINES.
BLANK BOOKS, assorted
In store, for sale at lowest market prices,
by IA l5-lWt q. w ROBINSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

ID Il p R.
900 boxes Ground, and
10 bags Grain,
Just received
and for sale by
"a ,s-6s LEE & DINHAM, .}S Pearl at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

u. A BROWN,
Ia lists Richmond, Va.
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Notice.

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MRS. WILSON'S
coco A N U T OF L
HAIR DRESSING

Mr., Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put ap III large bottles
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MRS. WILSON'S
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The Regeneration is put up in two sizes: and
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Who wants a Good Head of Hair? Use
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-18

TIE REBEL RAID IN PESNsYLvANA.-Assura
ccs have been received from Washington that the
rebel raid into Pennsylvania the 9th is not coz
sidered important there; tha: the disposition OF
the National forces will compela hasty retreat of
the enemy, and that their movements must be rap
id to escape capture. Gen. Nc, lellan telegraphed
to the War Department on the 1lth that not one
of the rebels in Pennsylvania should return into
irsinia. 1t is to be hoped that this prymisc viii,
be fulfilled. On Saturday morning Oct llth the
rebels destroyed large amount of property at
Chambersburg, including the machine shops, rail-
way and rolling stock of the Cumb .rland Valley
Railroad Company at that place, and burned the
railroad bridge at Scotland, five miles to the east
ward. They also seized about five hundred horses,
and large amount Of Government clothing
exchanging the latter at once for ther own dlapi-
dated garments. At about lOo'clock in the morn
ing portion of the force moved in the direction of
Gettysburgh with the intention, no doubt, Of de-
stroying bridge at that place to prevent the ap-
proach of troops. The rebels, it now appears,
crossed the Potomac near Clear Spring, early on
friday morning, and entered Pennsylvania by
Blair S Valley. How they propose to get back
a gain does not clea ly appear, and Gen Nc lean's
promise that they shall not escape is likely to Be
made good.
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DEATHS.

Franklin Halliday, Private Co. II, Sd Regiment.
New Hampshire Vols, Sept. 80, typhoid fever.
Jasper Hull Private Co. B, 10th Regt. Pcnna.
Vols, Sept. 30, con- sestive lever.
Ambrose NJ. Donaldson, Private Co. c, 10Th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Oct. I'd, Of
remittcnt fever.
Albert French, Private, Co. X, 18th Regt. Penn
syvania Vols, Oct. 3D. congestive fever.
William Eoi igett, Private, Go. B, 10Th Regt.
Pennsyvaaia Vols, Oct 4th remittent fever.
John Powe. s, Private. Co. X, New York Vol.
Eng Regt., Oct. 9th,
Frank Miles, Sergeant, Co. NJ, lst Massachusetts
Cav, Oct. 10.
Edgar W. Woodward, Quartermaster Sergeant,
7th Connecticut Vols, on board of steamer Ben
Defo d, S. Johns River, Fla, Oct. 9th, conges-
tive fever.
Hubbard, Private, Co. B, 9TH Connecticut Vols.
On boa d steamer Ben Deford, st. Johns River,
Fla, Oct eth, congestive fever.
S. p. Mchinstry, Private, Co. F., 41th New
York Vols. Oct. 18th.
]. P. Prescott, Musician, Co. K, Sd New Hamp-
shire Vols, Oct. 18th, chronic diasrhGa.
Nathan Davenport, Private, Co. i, Sd New
IIampshi.e Vols, Oct. 9TH, convusions.
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from the outward observances of religion has not
m de us unappreciative Of such privileges. The
regimena chapains are to ohiciate alternatively,
irrespe tive OF denomination, and everybody may
worship in this church universal. Services conf
mence at T. NJ.
A STEAMER IN DIsrREss.-The propeller TRADE
Wind, capt. Delanoy, from New York bound to
New Orleans, and carrying the L. s. mails, when
in lat. 25 deg, Ion. 79 30 had her cylinder head
blown out and broken in pieces, and was towed to
this port by the gunboat Pocahontas. The engi-
neer, Mr.. Rankin, Of Philadelphia, was severely
scalded by the accident. he injury to the vessel
is # such a character that she will have t. be
taken Nortl for repairs. The Chief Quartermas-
ter here will forward the mails to their. destination
by the first steamer for that port.
W The heamer Cosmopolitan, Capt. Crooker,
which got aground on the ST. John bar, and at
first was feared would prove wreck, has been
got off and managed &c Steamto this port unaded.
She is now at Seabrook undergoing repairs and
will soon be in running order again. She is valued
at Sl50,OOO.
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HILTON HEAD DIRECTORY.

MAJOR General ormsby NJ Mitchel-SoGt East ROOM head
quarters
l.. COL W. p Prentice. L. S v, Asst Adt. Gen. and Chief
OF Stats. ". rooms headquarters. -
Major B. Birch, ~ D. C.-healquartcrs.
Capt. F. A. Mitchell, .hD. Carbohydrates.
Capt. J. {. Williams, 4. D. Carbohydrates.
Capt. E. ". Mts i, H. q. W., \ A. ID. ca h,.lqla-tcrs
Licut. Israel r. Seay, L. S. ", Act Asst Adj't Gen
headquarters.
Surgeon Charles H. Crane, U. $. A.. Medical Director
Office second house south east OF pier.
Capt Charles E. Fuller, L. S ", Chief Quartormaster
Plantation mansion.
Capt J. j. Ewcu L. $. ", Asst Qlarcrml'er Plantation
nians0n
Capt Charles Garretson L. s. w. Depot Qual t:rmascr
S. T. cj.ler ,lu rt .c.n l':sc'SS lll:c.
Capt Gideon Scull C. s., U. s. ", Chief Comm:ssa-y-
Second House s. +. plantation mansion
Captain L. A. wIrfed, c. S. L. s. w. Depot m ntSsary.
TIE r:ce Row.
Ca,t W. p Martin s.. U. S. ", Post Commssa-y-Oid
building ). Z. OF plantation III .asioa.
Major Aban v Elliott, -. Chef Paymlstcr--N side
of TG:fa:e Row
Iieut j. W. Toll L. s. A. Chief OF O:llaase-ordaaneo
Yar1.
Lent T. J. Keenan,. U. s. V, Che: s. gar, oicc--Pa.ta-
{ ton -a3!ls.On
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Lieut. H. s. Taft " Acting Signal ofacer-plantati0n
mansion
Brig Gen. Alfred H. Terry U. s. v-First house s. E. OF
pier.
Capt Theodore Bacon 7th Conn. Vols, Acting Assistant
Adjutant General-First house south east OF pier.
Lieut. Adrian Terry, 7th Conn. Vols, Ade-de-Camp-Ter-
race Row.
lieut. Martin S. James, Sd R. L Art, Adede Camp-Ter-
race Row.
Col j. L. Frazer U. s. v, Commandant of Post-Terrace
Row.
Lieut. NJ Mcdonald sv, Post Adjutant-S rooms
Terrace Row.
Lieut. David Jones' U. s. V, Post Quartermaster-S. W.
corner Quartermaster ssquare.
Major G. D. Van Brunt T. S. " Provost Marshal-S. E. OF
Fort Welles.
Surgeon J. j. Craven u s. w. Medical Purveycr-Terrace
Row.
Assistant Surgeon J. E Semple U. S. A., Hospital Surgeon
General Hospital.
Medical Examining Bosrd-Medical Purveyors Office.
Custom House-second floor, plantation building.
Post Offce--Union Square, West side.
The New South Offce-PostOfice building
Capt H W King, Harbor Master--End of pier
Edward Downey chief shipping clerk-End Of Pier
G Gay Master of Transporation-SE ROOMS end of For
age Yard
Albert Cage Forage Masters E. rooms, Forage Yard
John Freeman Veterinary Surgeon E. side Terrace
Row
HcIath Superintendent of colored employees-S E.
side Terrace Row.
D. c. Wilson, Superintendent of Building dc-Ofice in
front of carpenters shops.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-18
PERSONAL.

- Brig. General Terry has been relieved Of his
command OF the Posts ON the Florida coast, and
assigned to the I'd Brigade, composed of the 10Th
and 97th pennsylvania, 7th Connecticut and I'd
New hampshire Regiments. The brigade is now
in good condition Tor active service.
We are glad to announce that the health of
Brig. Gen. kutus Saxton has been very greatly
improved by his sojourn at the North. He re-
turned to this Department by the steamer United
Safes and at once actively resumed his duties.
Capt. JOS H. Sears, the Postmaster of Port
Royal, after making flying vlsit to his family in
Mass .chusctts, arrived here on Wednesday morn
ing in the Connecticut. The voyage and brief re-
taxation from severe labor have done him great
deal Of good.-[ED.