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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL
i be paid for the return Of an Oil Painting PIC
TURE, stolen from No. 81 Main street, one day last
week. and said to have been offered for sale by a
servant The picture is the representation of fe-
male holding on her hand a pet bird.
ie 35-,d+ j. w. BANKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

CTRAYED--From tins camp of 9Th Georgia Re-
- giment on Goth instant, a dark BAY MARE,
three white feet large yart in corner of eye.
The finder will please address, by mail,
"CHlRLAIN,"
10 o5-3tt 9Th Ga RFrt Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

rINEN DOLLARS HEWARD.-Straysd or stolen
from Gen. Banchard's headquarters Il small
SoREEL MARE, with white IT,, dRocps about the
hind quarters, and has peculiar gait when pacing.
Any information will be thankfully RECEIVED by
Major GRICE. Quartermas.sr 18th Brigade, or Lieut..
BlLISOLY Company X. 9th Regiment Virginia
10 o5-.h&I I, RIIISnI.Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

TVNHlRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The above
reward will be given for the apprehension and
delivery to me at the camp of the 18th Va. Regt
near New Bridge Church. Henrico county, of FIR N.
COILS KLEIN a member of my company. Said
Fraocolis Klein IL about 80 years old, feet or III
inches high. light auburn hair, blue eyes, and
Frenchman by birth. He was mustered into my
company as a substitute on the 1lth OF June. and
deserted on the same day, j. ID. WAiD,
je 23--4t@ Capt 20. l, 10Th Va heGt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

TSTRAY MARE.-Was taken up on Broad st.,
r on last. Sunday morning, small brown MA RE,
very badly sprung in her front legs The owner
will come forward, prove property. pay charges,
ami take her away. JOHN BUTLER,
ia 26--;5t- 18Th street, near Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

II LABARRE, MANUFACTURES OF THE
II BATTLE FLAG BADGE. Broad street, be
tween 9Th and 7th, North sdes Sign OF. the Battle
Flag The only Agency in the city for the sale Of
the article ID at JOHN DoOLEY's Hal Store, Main
street, No. l43 Letters directed to
je % ct. T. LABASRE, Box GAG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

DERSONAL-A b. JONES, of Davidson couu-
ty N. c., is ut the American Hotel in this city
sick; came here in search Of sick soldier and son,
c. p. JONES, supposed to be at some private resi-
dence in the city Any information concerning him
will be thankfully received. A. d. JONES.
10 24-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

INFORMATION is desired concerning Pfivates
r. N FLOW. r. NJ. BARNETT. \. II. CRAW-
FORD, and S. MCNEILY, of Go. &C. Eth Missis-
sippi Regiment They were sent with the ambu-
lance train from Lees Mill to Kings Mill Wharf
James River, when the ARMY retired from the York
town lines. Please address through the Post Office
Dispatch office, Capt. G. w. SEARS,
18th Mississippi Regt, Grhth's Brigade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

NOR SALE-A flee SADDLE HORSE, years
II old BY Glencoe. desirable for an army officer
Apply at Mr.. HICkSS Stable, or al the Secession
t,juh No IL so -2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

TNFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen about
II 9oclock last night, the 2fth inst, from Is post
on Bank street, near the War Tax Office, a light
roam HORSE, with saddle aud bride. He is about
five years old of medium size, with four white feet
and blazed face; his shoulders slightly chafed by q
collar, and his back slightly CALLED will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me- or to S. F. HARDWOOD, Esq. at the York River
Railroad Depot, or who will give me information
30 that may be able to recover him
ic 9J~-2tt WIN. MARTIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

1NWENTY DOLLARS REWAED.-Left on the
counter at Adams Bakery, leather POCKET
BOOK, containing one Ten two Elves, $40 in small
notes. and twenty dollars in gold besides several re
ceipis, valuable to the owner. The above reward
will be paid by leaving the pocket book and con-
tents at the store of Powhatan WesigCr.
IL o6-ltt JOS K WEISI(iER.
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T OST-FORTY-FIVE DOLLARS, yesterday, in
l Confederate blls-two t'venties and one five
Main street, between 18th and Gath streets.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
a; this office lie .heltr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

UERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
EAST LINE or 9Th STREET, NEAR TO THE
NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET, Fox SALE.-We
authorized to sell that very desirable residences
located rs above, now in the occupancy of DIR. Geo.
w. Jones' The lot has IL front OF - feet, and q
depth OF 40 feet. The house has rooms, to gether
with good brick kitchen, gas aud water. Apply to
j. 25-it GODDIN &. APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

VXTOOD WOODi WOOD go cords of good
wv Pine Wood, just received and for sale by
WIN DAVIS, on Broad street,
10 25- Stt doors above Moore's Wood Yard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

ITIREARMS-NOTICE the public and par
ticularly those who may have PISTOLS, RI.
FLE or GUNS, to repair: such are hereby informed
that they can have their work done immediately at
the store on Main street, corner of 7th, by
WIN. MORGAN.
10 1-3mk Practical Cunmakar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

NAME TO MY HOUSE on Sunday, the 22nd
I J large SORREL MARE, with full name and
tail with her right hind foot white. The owner will
come forward, pay charges, and take her away.
JOEL CLAYTON,
On the Mechanicsville Turnpike, the Toll gate.
lie 24-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

TTNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or
stolen, from the subscriber, about the 9TH of
june, red sorrel HORSE. Said horse is above me
dunn size, feet white ana large Isl hands high, wito
blaze face, scar the left hip shoulders slightly
CALLED.
years old, which disappeared on the 18th instant.
j. MONROE CARTER,
CHURCH HILL
je 23-2w Corner Leigh and 2ith street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

OST W.-Strayed from Henreo county
i Court House, a medium sized white and red
COW; answers to the name of Nellie :. young
and in good order with left horn damaged from
sill: in the right and scollOp cut from the under
part of the left Il thinh) A reward OF S. will be
paid for Ter return.
ie 94-3tS TIIOS A STAPLES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

OST-SiO0 REWARD.--iost on Friday night,
L Goth inst, on Main between Oh. and 18th sts
a PEARL PORTE.MONNAlE. con aiming 500 in
Georgia money aud Sii in gold three Gold Studs.
and one I4ocket, left by soldier with his wife. She
is needy and was her only support. The above re-
ward will be paid if left a, this office
la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26
HORSES FOR SALE.

NOR \ l. E-A large dark bay Black Hawk
n STALLION, sixteen hands one inch high and
a f.s, trotter. Can be seen at Davis & Hutcheson's
Stables, Franklin street. Apply for further infor-
nation, to F. J. WILEY,
10 20 .stt Asst Provost Marshai's Oitlc(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

TOUND-A few days since, or 18th street. Il sum
r of MONEY. which the owner can obtain on
proving property and paying fer this advertisement,
by applying to w. +. DRlNkARD,
ia 3t-Itv paymastprs Office c, s. Armorv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

LOR SALE-To remain in or near the city of
Il, Richmond, very likely and exceedingly gen
teei and well-raised WOMAN accustomed to all
kinds ofhouse work. about n years Of age, with her
first child, unusually likely, about Ave months old,
She ~ offered for sale for fault. but to accommo.
date her with q home here. Apply ut
10 l4-eod6t< CARY ST JAJr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

NTANTED-Iutcrmation of GERARD SAND
w FORD, Of the 9th Virginia Cavalry who
was last seen by his friends in hospital at Ashland.
Any information of said Sandord will be thankfully
received at this office.
lie M--:5t- III. j, MONTGOMERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

IIOR SALE-Two good HORSES suitable for
II mounted offcer-one three-fourths thorough
bred; the other very strong and stout. Apply at
IL oti-,.ts HIX'S Stable.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c.

1OO BBLS. EXTRA SUPERFINE FLOUR
lOU For sale by
je 26-st CHAS r. WORKMAN g. co.
pACON AT FIFTY CENTS PER POUND
I'D Persons wishing BACON at 30 cents per
pound will call at Messrs. L. WALLER g. co.
and deposit the money with them. The Bacon
will be delivered in eight or ten days record of
names and money will be kept by Msssrs. l.. Wal.
Ter & Co. We will not sell more IAN 100 pounds
to any one person. and wish no spectators to call
je 24-3t~ C0UNTRYMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-26

g,;5;h Clothlue and variety Of Fancy Goods
via commence this eTliuRbDAY) morning. the
s6th ihst, Ut 10 o'clock, Al our Clothing Manufac.
tory, IN rear OF our warehouse and will cmhrnce
great variety Of scarce and desirable goods
je 26-lt KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucts
iTs NOTICE-MembcrS Of Company "E,' 59fh
Rert. Va Volunteers now on parole, can get their
subsistence money, due up to June 18th, by calling
on me, on franklin, between 18th and 10th ats.
In a;..ntx LIEUT. w. L. WALKER
GOOD NEWSi-T have Just gotten In
500 pairs Of Mems Getty made} SEWED SHOES,
which will sell Al reasonable prices Those In
want must call soon at NJ GUNSTS,
je E}-6ta IS3 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
4 0Arfu1D.
The Mobile Aasertteev SAYS:


About halt. pest tArss on tAe morning g
the l3th, We wefo aroused from our slam6esU
BY tho presence Of an equestrian riding
through the streeta OF our tested city, and
crying out, that. Yankees are coming. Soon
were the three compauiss, which now coa-
p sed Lieut.. Col. Aansbf0ugh's battalion.
north Of shs tarnptfs. and tsrosss the Slo.S:: Oh:
ads, At tho lower edge Of which they took
their position, some two hundrsd yards from
tho turnpike. In which there = long bsaA
Here We ANXIOUS , awattsd rs approaeA ef
the enemy, until the gray dawn Of nornlng
tingsd the horizon, and made objects as dis.
lance disc.rnabls. Just at tais monsas ve
mp the HIT ssms 60 yards 10 our night, -
scouts whom We haA sent iA that diFeeoo9,
And By seeding our ptckets rupnipg into camp.
marched IN that direction, and had scarcsly
formed in . kind Of wood road In the outGe
edge Of the blockads, when We saw tAe blps.
coated gentry aiienine on knoll, IN Ne
Next came the ordsr-Ain-ars-snd g =
the fAtality Of that hrst vol!sy ,ws would rs1le
oar friends 70 TIE pools Of blocd, whtea nask
ali directions converge thsrs.
Seeing that the snemy were TOO Iumarouo
for our brave little hand, We NIl DasR
through the blockade in . COED order 9
Virginia regiment. Thus fs1n forced. Ve ral.
lied again; but, unfortanate1y 1br %, oarlY
IN he engagement our gallant Isadsf, Col.
isnsiy cScsrias % on s.s nssis sssd. irs rss,lVss ~
painful though not dangerous wound. hive
had fought like men before. ~ Low ysssssA
upon oar advsrsaSies with the na1dsnin4
OF die. Though onr Colonel was nov ScSno
from the held, We were not devoid Of 00eoRe
who, biddiEg dsAAneo - Yankee bullato.
we're ever found a1Qnk The Arst, losaly
Among others. allow Ne y mention tho
brave Capt VIM. II. 0ollohes, wAe, tn tie
nercest and hottest Of the eoR sssi. wao
"so soa. Ss snes; : z
that he requested them q look behild eo9.
tain log near BY whore he hAd e. leo. anA
thars they found thu bcdy ef . Ya1hss When
have Ss n'e s.a % ~ssS
70 cock hiS piece . Gsccnd t1we.
Without nay military skill or maD0uvefs
ing. hnt ~ what may ~ tsrnsa regular osii.
baeA nsar hslfa miles whsn. from some &C.,
or othsr, about loo msm broke hack ffo0 -
rear Of our edtanetDg force. Capt p =.
DaEey. In trvtne 70 rany tAsaA. diseeysssA .
diatsly spprised Col. Johnson Of ths fHsS-
The ColOnel seemed 70 doubs ~ aseogstoa q
arst, bat hsving a1yaAssA witAin swe Inn.
SssS Ss'S yssass "a :. e ~ s,s.J x.s vsss = -
% ne words, s1d sssstvsd liea tAsa . lsesa,
elde, hauss convinced end tn0ed1Aasly %.
dsrsd our msn back. That eeppeay 8 Hsn.
3 ~ :s. :s . sss -: ..r = "a ~ s.ss g J: 80
Yaafsss hsviag hlIs~sd = 1-va ~ III =
fas - ear u2ess 70 g ssaas, ~ enazose
tSss enAed ~ 1sAS q sal HD1s 6aaH, q
ssnt The yanhooo haoo . 0uo1e 1aoan1n}a =
doaoae- sssk.. 3saeve - ~ sss1nQ 80
sr',,a:sE !. ,n 9. sss eSsosie ~. It's = sAsA
4s Onl Johnona ~ fprWens ~ 1nRon 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

TRY GENTLEMAN.-We really think it
would be worth while for the North-that is,
to use its own favorite vernacular, it would
pay to offer premium for gentleman as the
next Premier of the United States. AS to the
President, it matters not much, a. experience
has shown, whether he be philosopher or an
ass. In point Of fact, the two animals, in po-
litical positions, differ not much, except in the
length Of their ears Nor is it very import
ant whether the President is high-minded
statesman or q vulgar demagogue. If he is
the first, the people viii desert him, and if he
is the last, he viii desert the people. A gen.
tleman in the Presidency would give mortal
offence to the magnificent vulgar. It is the
theory Of the United States that the People
are Kings, that the Plug Ugly or Dead Rab-
bit is a. much q monarch as "Gsntlsman
George" and every attemr. of the President,
who is but the upper servant Of the peo-
pie, to pnt on airs, wear clean shirt,
and behave himself with dscsncy, dignity
and ceremony, like George Washington
would naturally excite the suspicion Of
the populaes and make them jealous
Of an attempt to usurp their sovereignty and
introduce the One King Power into America.
But the Premier, who, according to the
American theory, il only "a servant Of SER
wants" and, in the case Of Lincoln's Premier,
il literally, "slavs Of the Devil, !" might b.
. gsatlsman, without dstriment to the public
weal, however igjuricusit Il might be 70 his in.
diyidual prospects. At all events, It would
bs worth while to try the sxpsInent-
II Lincoln had appointed Secretary Of State
who was . gentlsman, this civil war would
not now be raging In America. Seward be-
gan his career by psndering 70 anti Masonry,
and wound up with Abolitionism, showing
hinsslf from frst to last : cunning and unpyin.
sciplsd dsnagogus, capable of descending 70
any moral and political abyn, for the purpose
Of savaaeing his individual fortunes. Since hs
has been Premier, be has lied d-that = the only
word which describes his decepGione-in the
nsane9 M bassse mannGs. He He'd 81 II.
ducfne M Scuthesn Conn 1ionsrs e belisss
Etta3 ron Guntee would s. svssaaAed, and -
Aaejsst Ee4 WITH srsat prsei ~ N ths
noa Sarlal md dslibezats nazns, - Lard
Igqas. = lssyins that the outrage psspptsated
~ Connan1ae Wlkss - anfhosisoa yihe
:fovss1msak Nav, h = inpsesihls 1ur ! -
1sheaA ~ sane Ains : 1satlsnas and : HI.
- ~ 1T 80 - Nestk ID reprsesn1ed
- $1,000 ~ toratea. sesslsio1 ~ -
] 1yal1Ds n = - wssJl willl eal1e
RI RI fli1 e. |l1 ia a. - ee u
z 1ou1ou IL aho96nl - - -
r. 41a61(4 = pl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

ARR1vAL OF 7H8 OcxAx SfBAxxa ELLA
WARLEY-Rnaning the Sham Blockade In
our issue Of the Sd inst, we announced
the arrival at q Southern port, in defiance Of
the !" effective" blockade Of Abe Lincoln's
neet, Of the ocean steamer Ella Warley.
The following interesting account we take
from the Charleston A~cHyy, Of the Sd inst. !:
The good people Of Charleston woke mp
yesterday morning to be hugely delighted
with the news that the fine ocean steamer
Ella Warley, Captain 8wasey, from Nassau,
N. r., had entered our harbor with the fret
rays Of the rising sun, and was already safe.
II moored to our whafves. At early dawn
she appeared or Charleston entrance, in full
view OF the blockading vessels. These i'm
rapid frs Of shot and sfsll, all OF which,
however, fell short.
After passing for several miles under the
enemy's hre unharmed, ths mob 10 steamship
the guns Of Fort Sumter, sud swept maiestt-
cally mp the city. How Tar the Yankee naval
officers indulged In profAne explosives a. they
bsheld what would have heeE . very plump
Pri.s slip nom their srssp, We leave 70 the
The Ella Warley brinEs . valuable assort.
Cd cargo, consigned principally to Nsssrs.
John Fraser b Co., Hyatt, 0eHurnsy Z { O..
and KelTison I Lsiding. Her paseager list
q. s shsrp, London; H d. u. oorris, IA
vana; J. 8. Murdoc1, MancAester, EnglAnd;
81. +. Black, Nassaa; Jno. 2. Young, Scot.
1seS soS;:, Jns g Hss.. Jss
Whsn the Wa1lsy left NassAu, TIE atean-
ship Gladiator and the Britiah aAip Eiisa
Bonsall were both In that port Tho u. 8.
gan:eoet flam ssaa: Maacn Aaa besa cruising
last Saturday, bound PROBABLY, fer Key Wsst
The want Of coal Was tha o2u1osOf her depar.
ture. Tho Lincoln 0ouyAaent Aad sent ont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-Any one who may, on or
~ about the 10th ult., have hired a negro
boy, styling himself either JOHN WISE or
JUHN CUSTIS, about 20 years of age, and
about feet S or 9 inches high, will greatly
oblige his owner by notifying him Of his
whereabouts. Address A. b. o." Dispatch
ONCE. ia7-2t<
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n r A L L,
IL 500 pair Trace CHAINS
100 pounds Shoe THREAD,
IS do. Ssddlers do.
1000 do: Harness and siirtips LEATHER
Lot Horse Hides, Sheep Skins, &C.,
IS gross BUCKLES. from to q in,
25 sets Cart HARNESS..
sets Carriage do, double and single.
IS Wagon do.
"a gross Carriage KNOBS.
Lot Of Riding and Driving Whips. collars, Hames,
Stinups, Sword Belts 60, &c.
J. w. DENNIS, 18th street,
ja 7-n* Just below Disp atch office.
" COMFORTS,
500 Comforts for sale cheap. Also, SEQ Stscys
Confederate MATTRESSES, which have given
universal satisfaction. and are commended highly
by both Gems. Bssuresard and Lee, 1t,
o. W. WHITE co..
TEsTAMENTs FOR SOLDIERS.-Ws
I ~" As' On A1ii FIFTEEN nuNDREp
Copies of the NEW TESTAMENT. Orders
for them should be sent to GEO. J. SUMMER,
''h street. between Man 4 Ed bfUkfSsoN pis9s1Pi
je st Gen1 Sup's Army OoIportsge.
U. s. OF AMERICA,
QuART1RHAsTIR's OFFIcs,
RICHNoND, VA, January 4, 1862.
DROP0SALS viii bs received at this once for
u the delivery Of
200 tons HAY,
100 de. SHEAF OATS, az
leo do. FODDER,
100 do. SHOCKS,
Ice d.. WHEAT, or OAT STRAW,
By the 18th February. 1852, for the use Of the
o'''s'''A'' '''''' Joan H5i ?. WHITFIELD,
ja6-1A Captain and A. Q II
CONFEDERATR STATES OF AMEklOA,)
QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
Richmond, Va January 4, 1864.
DRoPOsAI1s WIN bs received ss this eiaes
for the delivery Of one hundred thousand
bushels CORN, by the lsth February, 1s6s for
the use Of the coafsdsTsss . states ;r%E %l,rrn
~ j. s5a1 o.g..s .ss -. s.:.::.@:..:-:
w WOOL
Ihavs for sale ls eco pounds TEXAS WOOL,
an.::hss-a !. good arsiola \; No 9, READ
-eb Black SKIRT BRAID
Black COAT NINDING. M
ja7-lw G. BOErTOHER. ITS Broad IT.
a oUARlU1 !.
As.vr
!. Q. ao,rToa..a,s 1 ron. .
lust A1nIVHD AND FOR BALE OanAR,
et wholesale anA rotaia, go bushsla fresh PA
NUTS, a4 Z ssa5 "A. .A.sHuATH'Hgs -
0culsotlonasy otsrs, Msin at. nesx 6th.
jse-9ts ehsvs 6peAgNood Heuse.
n7E47Sf6' TEE1H: 81 I'll losof T1BTH
for Dntisfk both @Gum 0d Phia q oots
I'D part a. sets. Alse thp INDIA RU111D
D1tTAL DY1u0A. Juptrsesssa I'D - ea1s
eLs--a IA n.,s =; =. s; ss;ss.e.1.
D1EEk1vEO 0iNd FEQN1. Sc.
~ eus q PDN1xRV1D A1N0ER,
~ 80 PDUmEG ~ tae4, 81 s. n - ~ sss.ss
r. ha1 ~ ks1l = AAxl90MBH
=. =. OO0HnAN . HALL.
fvz3ffE5 5661Y.-y :. s 8 : !. $.
8 10 6oxss psrs uA91Ux o0kxs
- Jnse1sseeye4 - n uorges
sl 8. = .sAoor I. sAsxrnv1rz u
! - = E 3
) 4: I !
: :! : !, e
T.: sa-'..
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WII.L 81 nIlxn, 6 s. 1,<ssss ,. ssdss,.
~ nMn e ns.ssaon. q nsa!ico Oo.rt. House,
10 o. ls aSis- bodied Nsssc nss, 70 for ~ 81.
co.ntles Sordsrins On ths city Of HlcnmonS.
ss,e g e = !snEssd sa work shaa i eenaadszsd
t-s JOHN 4 uuruHrsoN.
ID cnseQueaee Of the inslsmsnay Of the vsa.
tAsr. the abeve hiring u pestpene1 10 W1nSSES.
Dni. 4 s1Ls e: 'A 'e ''.a'',' = y o'e'esh :;
EOk AIkE ANOsALE:.x: a! : q I5sv: .v..si
ior hiss The prsssns year - - - ~ ,ATI0 ~
6peine DRkx sad HORSE. VIM sIso ~. ssos {.
DRlvEk asstrsA. We have also : stvli.h
Xoans riL.f; ~ 81 cooa sise, suitable Tor any Or
DUKE : HUrCHEsoN.
le--as-- aI-ss- No. 20 Main q.
EOH hIRE-I have for hire for the pres
SEVERAL HANDS.
suitable ior Hotels. Boarding or Private
Driver. Wm GpE"N~1pSoA N~1pSoA
10 7-3t -
EoA HIRE -
M.,., Ohambersuaids,, Nurses,
Farm Hands,
H. ~
Oooks. noys, aud General Laborers
Apply to WEI J. PHILLIPS.
ia 7-4t On lath, bet. Main and Hank sts.
Ton HIeE-A young active MAa, Who L .
sad an sxcslisns MECHANIC. oAAoASAAIh
Aiso GIRL Of good charsctsr, accustomed To
nursing children and general housework. AMI
~ once 70 GEO j. SUMNER 4 CO.,
- I-3t Iron Front Buildiue 0oyarnor a.
II A good COOK,
WASHER, and IRONER.
Apply 70 OHAS. TALBOT,
AT Talbot & Bro 8 Once,
"a 7-3t Corner 18th and Gary streets.
DOR HIRE-
e FORTY NEGROES.
Mem and Boys. among whom may be found House
Servants. Drivers. &c. They win be hired either
BY the mouth or year. Enquire at the ofiee Of
A. THOMAS 4 Son, next door to the Danvills
Depot. n 63tx
NOOK FOR SALE.
nave at private sale, a
WOMAN, with CHILD
The woman is a good COOK, &c. Her owner
u desirous to sell her to rem ain in the city,
ta3-6t HECTOR DAVIS, Auct.