davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
Resolutions OF Thanks.

At a meeting of tha members OF Company
II, 5otn Regimens Virginia Volunteers, held
nj Urbapha. Va, the Sth day OF January,
jSf2, Captain Roy W2s called to the Chair,
and Lieut.. Garr eft, appointed Secretary.
The President having explained the object
OF the meeting, to he for the purpose of pass
ing suitable resoiu lions expressing the thanks
OF this company, to The i-aies OF Essex for
their past kindness to us. Lieuts. Brocken-
brough, Roane, and Garrett, Sargeauts Tay-
Tor ana henderson, were appointed to draft
said resolutions. The President vas added
to tn committee. which offered the follow
ing preamb and re lolutioas, which were
unauimously adopted:
Ukeyeas, Since through the untriug efforts,
ceaSelcss energy, and interchangeable industry
OF the ladies OF Tappah dnnock, aide ! By the
ladies In the naiehborhood yf Centre Cross
WiiieTs, and Dun-.sviiie, assistance from ali
other sources having failed, our uniforms
We're neatly and strongly made:
]. Rfs1iced, That we, the mem bers Of Go. d,
9th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, 10 tend
10 the above ladies our sincere thanks EoC
their ready zeal in our behalf and our con-
gratuiatlons at the able and efficient manner
IN winch tEey nave carried out the noble res
olutiols adopted by them, ere the cause of the
South had become Yirginia's own, ''eome
veal, come VICE.
R.so'ged, That we assure the ladies Of the
pleasure which we experience ut the me nlOrY
of this their generous self denial and this
manifestation Of their regard for our well
fare; joyous as these recoliections are vet
prouder VIII we feel when the footprints OF
The invader erased from our soil cur Con-
federacy, Tor the liberty of which we are now
striving, recognized by the world. we shall
return home TO greet those who are dearer to
US than the life which We would cheerfnll V
sacrifice III their defence
S. RcsalUed, That we express to Mrs r. nj.
r. Hunter, Mrs w. II. Z. Garnett, and the
ladies of LsoWs, the many obligations
which we feel FOR their acceptable presen rs,
mace by the hands of Virginia's fair daugh-
\ IS yNrny IL
the spirit which animated the breast Of the
mother Of Con iolanus is not extinguished,
but burns pGrer and brighter than ever did
Nestal flame
Resotced, That these proceedings be for
warded 10 the Richmond Dtspatch ENQUIRER.
ard Whtg, and other papers OF that eity ior
rublicat,on. GUsrAvus Ct. Roy, Pres't
Nm. kemp Gdrastt, Secy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

CHMOAH UOFf EE MILLS,
III SAM'L YOUNGER 4 CO., Prop1,
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
From and af or the LIST February next, and dur.
ing the blockade first class and beneficial subs,i
tafe for Coffee will be provided for the trade and
public In 10. and ID. packets, ground and ready
for use These will te packed In cases Of 20
pounds each and upwards 70 suit purchasers -
The retail price 1T the stores will be Is cents per
found marked on the labels.
Corner of b and Main sts.,
Opposite the Spotswood Botel.
Coffee roasted for the trade In quantities not
leas th an 100 pounds. il 22-llf~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
TDWARD ID. EACHO,
H. GENERAL AGENT

NDWARD ID. EAOHO,
H. GENERAL AGENT
AND COLLECTOR.
Office on 18th, between Main and Franklin sts.
corner OF Exchange Alley,
Richmond, pxStnId,
Would respectfully inform his friends aud the
public generally, that be will continue the same
out Houses, Farms, &C., Selling Real Estate,
Hiring out ana selling Negroes, Negotiating
Loans, Collecting Bonia, Notes, and Open Ae-
counts Adjusting Ciaims, snd attending to all
matters appsrtatnins 10 Z G-nerai Agent.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has re.
eeived for the last nine years, would respect
fully solicit coz tinuaaee Of thu same.
Persons in the country intending TO send me
:hair servants FOR hire, would please do so II pos
sible by the lst or ID of January, In order tina:
good prices s2a comfortable homes msy be So
cured. de l9-Ju
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

FIXES IN ALBAsY.-Tbrea sttamn+s how.
recently been made 10 barn the town of Al.
many The first fire consumed the large worK
shop and conten is of K. Towns. The second
a.tempt was 10 fire the residence of Rev. S.
~, Dahisi, winch was discovered in time TO
save IL from much damage. The third NJ.
.empt WAS 70 IRE the barn OF Rev. s a
Dahiel, immediately in the rear OF his resi-
Hehee, which Was successful. and the barn
anu contents consumed Coiambus (Ga) San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
NEGRO HIRING.

hah0 HIRING. 1862.
CHARLES s. MAURICE, General Agent and
Collector, Office No. 70 Main street, Richmond,
Va tenders bis services to TIE public generally for
Renting cut Houses selling Real Estate, Hiring out
Servants, negotiating Loans and collecting Debts.
In Hiring out servants, shall be careful to select
comfortable homes and fair prices, and will be
prompt Ia making collections and payments to
owners.
Good quarters will also be furnished to servants
until homes are procured for them. Satisfactory
references given. Letter address, box LOLA, Rich
moDd, vs.. &c 2S-lm<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
For the Gictm nd Dispatch.
Acknowledgement.
HgADQUATERs llrH RECT VA. EoLs.
Camp, near Centreviile, Va.

Camp, near Centreviile, Va. (
Decernb Il -, 1861.
Permit me, in behalf OF Company K, (Nal-
ley Regulators HI Regiment Virginia ' Oh
unteers. TO acknowledge through the Dispatch,
the receipt of TWEEN ~ five pairs Of fine wooden
socks, donation from the ladies OF the mp
per end of Rockoridge county. The Woole /
socks are al TT ticie which was most needed
by our men, and viii prove conducive to their
health and con.ortin the field this winte' !.
We feel that we owe the ladies' OF the above
named section, debt of gratitude, which
our inability, We fear, Will leave forever I'M
paid.
We are the more thankful, as it is the first
subs tan tiai aud patriotic donation received
by US from the fair sex. The ladies are,
without doubt, our administering angels"
TT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

GKOC1RIHD, LE4U0DD, ~.
CuNDRIEA-1, 900 hsU Nails aasorssd Rises; 50
- kess Boiler 1issts, so Renaas End PApsr; S
barrels Safety ruse, $50 dos. Curry Oonbs S dog.
Calcutta Lace Leather; OeppG, 1eass, end Iron
Wire; Circular, NAH, Pit, Rip, Aan1. PAnnel, and
LsthiDg Hatchets; Smoking and Che~sng Tobacco,
and many other scarce and aesyAble goods. Fer
sale at reasonable prices, by
SMITH 4 HAYWOOD,
IL 2I-3 No. IS Main st.
~ EUR0E W. LEat}S'S
VT SUPERIOR
FAMILY FLOUR.
From Winchester, Va,
constantly for sale, by
TYLER L SON,
ia 2l-9ts 1874 Gary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

cHr. raas or Murderer Friday last
usoIse Williams, Il egro was hung at sandN
s GIu, .ahaoa' Tor the murder OF his wife
willie, Tepn.. where b. was no,sd - Nash-
somewhat unmanageable, ard OF a yerv D, VIZ
lent temper. He ran away from his 1as,ar
twenty three years ago, and has sinca Iixsd
10 Canada. Jealousy led him to murder his
Wife. "AS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
NpECIAT. NOT1CB0.
HHRALru, HnALrH-


BETTER THAN 0OL.N
Miss MAef ScoyTKD, PRICxrTRxss Mo: M
BALTIMoRK STREET DALTlMoRE-"lT.@ S0sS-1
1sY than NetioM. This lady suffered LOT yeeks
with Chronic Iniammasory Rheumatiam N 10 most
malignant form. Cha frst contracted the disease
when two years old, BY being yaecanased Win mat
ter from q child who had the white swelling. From
this time to womsnhood her suGerings Were az.
trefae.-she never had relief from pain until cured
by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from thu IIettsrl
II often w:sh my parents had known Of this rsra.
edy when WA child, a. believe should have
been saved the excruciasing pain have been sub.
Ier.ed 10, as well as the daferu,jtv of bcdv must
carry to the grave, and my parents would not have
eeen under such heavy expenses from doctors bi Is
and in senuJug me, they did, to the celebrate
Springs IN Ping IN search of health. ! wish all
The aitiieted world could and hear the bene-
6ta have derived from this Tincture Of Hamptons.
try to make all acquainted with ito virtues with
whom come In contact.
"Gen;le.nen. am a tho-ssnd times Obliged to
You. and you are a. liberty to uss my name and
s4ss TO al.
Il ,unsia yours IL gratitude,
"MaRf A. ScoYYELD,
NO. $50 Yves: Bsltiruore street."
Ehern,stIstn. Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro.
fa.s Eyes, Pam 10 sae aide, Back, &c, are cured
byit.
FEMALES AND CEILDREN.--ThaT IscruRI
Wi ba found a grea: medicine foi eli their dis.
s.ses
Cali and got Pamphlets, and read many o THE
most powerful possible certificates Of cures OF the
above diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD d. CO, Richmond
By DR. COOKE, Fredericksburs; by all the Dug.
gists II Petersburg; By MOkTIMRR g. NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggis's and Shop.
keepers every where. 81 per bottle ak bottles, g.
sp 1-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
4 ,1msln yours ln gratitude,
E5 TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INFALLIBLE RE-


.EDY FOR GoENO8RHEA AND ALL SECRET
Disc ASES This great American remedy. con-
aiming oMsrcural or Bssarnjc Properties, excels
every thiHg heretofore offered to the public in its
curative, restorative ard reno vs'ing powers; and
the medical world ere aston lshed when told that
The above remedy will cure TIE above diseases, and
coufoun led when they have peculiar demonstra
lions Of tee facts. BIZ: the proprietor, who has
known of the 'remedy for TWEEN odd years, has
known OF case of 20 years Standing to De re.
stored to perfect health, and all other cases of
shorter duration to bs restored, without a single
exception, and therefore challenges any case of
Gonnorhosa which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
yided the directions are carried out with prudence
the part Of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his
or Der case, be guarantees perfect cure; aud in
cases OF failure VIII furnish additional medicine,
FREQ OF charge, to complete the cuse, through bis
agents; and ? cure viii be effected without iDcon-
yenience to the patient.
Price, per bo.ile, So half dozen bottles $40;
eIpre5sage from g to so cts.
Sold By APPERsoN DUPUT, No. pol Broad ST.,
ssid o. A. SIRgCKEf, Main ST., Druggists, Agents
for the city Of ReLGl0ad Sold, also, by NJ A. g.
G. A. SANros, Norfolk, and CKAs. 3. CAMPBELL
and WILSON WILLIAMS, Portsmouth, Va.
t4--ftD<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

MIR. Fl. BR0UNELL Is sdmittedSt partner in
lVt our business. CLARKSON a. 90.
Ats
hISSOLUTIoN.-The coparsDership hrseto-
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
T. CAREY WAS dissolved by mutual eousent On
the LIST inst The business will hereafter be
Quoted In the name Of u. u. SPENCE
r. b SPENCE,
Ia 4-ts IT, w. CAREY.
nISSOLUTION. = the co-partaership Of
IL VANLEW, TAYLOR & 90. Ia this day
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest Of G. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN.
LEW, will hereafter conduct the business In bis
own name.
All persons indebted 10 the old concern will
please call and settle with the undersigned
JOHN N. vANLEW.
january I. 1864 ia 2--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
~ SEGAR MAKERS WANTED.

We want Twenty to Fifty good segar Makers, to
Manufacture Segars IN Charleston, South Carroll
ia. We will give from Sc 10 80 per thousand as
IN quality.
Respectable board. can be had at s. to S6 per
~eeE. y. WYATT L. CO.,
l63 East Bay, Charleston. s. q.
&c 16-imspk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

DEF N4UENT TAX LIST OF THE CITY or R10MMoND.
F4os e Is = EVE %5S Fl
49,
char
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
BOARDING.
y = A z D

z = A r D.
a gentleman and lady, or single gentleman
esn hear of BOARD in a private family, 10
Pleasant part of the city, and in few moments
walk of the Capitol, by addressing "Y =" at this
Office. ia 2o-3t*
ID OARDING.-Two gentlemen and their
Z wives can obtain rooms and board in
private family in one of the most desirable
parts of the city-9race street. Also, one
gentlemen.
One handsome front BASEMENT ROOM,
suitable for a Doctors Office. with board. AID.
dress " Il. d." Dispatch Office fly IS 6t*l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

FoR LIE.
u, 900 lbs. Prime Leaf Lard.
100 boxes TALLOW CANDLES.
10 tierces RICE.
90 hhds. N q SUGAR.
90 barrels SYRUP.
40 boxes Toilet SOAPS.
80 cases SARDINES.
80 bbls fine IRISH POTATOES.
20 bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
Is bbls. Powdered do
300 gallons pure RYE W6ISkEY, five
70 bbls. pure corn WHIsKEY.
90 bbls. Apple BRANDY.
150,Ooo SEGARS, assorted brands.
200 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO,
from common to fine.
90 cases NJ. Moor's superior Smoking
IS cases and barrels other brands TO.
800 kegs NAILS, Old Dominion brand.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY,
ia ls-6t Is Pearl street.
r ARGE STOCK OF GROOERIES,
/ 10 which we invite the attention Of
Wholesale buyers. Country merchants and
suffers would do we'll to examine our stock:
100000 German SE9ARS,
10000 Domestic do,
1900 Ground PEPPER,
10 bags grain do.
so cases t,has Heidsick CHAMPAGNE,
40 do. Heidsick e. Go. do,
90 do. Golden Staff do,
90 do. Anchor do,
20 chests choice BLACK TEA,
81 dozen French MUSTARD,
10 cases MARASCHENO,
100 boxes Toilet SOAP,
20 reams CAP PAPER,
loo gross LEAD PENCILS,
400 do. STEEL PENS.
80 dozen Hair BRUSHES,
80 do. Tooth do,
10 quar- ter casks BRANDY,
90 bbls choice Old Rye WHISKEY,
90 bills. Crushed Sugar.
LEE l. DUNHAM, 3s Pearl street.
ia lS-1w
F'RnsoH MUSTARD:
FRENCH MUSTARD,
Just received from New Orleans,
and for sale by
ia l6-6t ZEE T. DUNHAM IS Pearl st.
~ II A NJ A g N E.
Just received Of various brands,
And for sale by
Is Is-6t LEE & DUNHAM, 80 Pearl st.
II z z Z b.
200 boxes Ground, and
10 bags Grain,
Just received
and for sale by
ia 1876. LEE & DUNHAM, 80 Pearl at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

WOOD AND COAL.
y IL, 90 Al.
street and Basin Bank. Office formerly Hill
& Fisher. ia 20-3t*
VOAL-MIDLOTHIAN,
u LUMP,
AVERAGE,
and SMITHS COAL.
4.l% a s ssss on hand e r9 B. ' hif y
Office l4th St., opposite Mayos Warehouse
Il BITUM1Ncus, LUMP.
HAIL, AVERAGE. and
SMITHS COAL.
GEO. W. SNELLINGS, Agent
OFfICE-Coal Yard, Richmond and Danville De-
pot. iaA-l0t*
HATS AND CAPS.
HA HATS,
We are just in receipt of larss
Blaokend Colored
French Cashmere
II A r s.,
which we offer at a small advance
D R WILLIAMS CO., 16l Meeting st.,
il l0-1Ot Charleston South Carolina.
ID e N o A L.
The subscriber would inform his friends and the
public that he has removed to the
CORNER OF MAIN AND 9Th STREETS,
CUP sTAIRs,)
Opposite the Epo tswood Hotel,
Where 10 intends manufacturing
MILL AIRY
GAPS,
And respectfully invites the attention of suffers
and others to his stock.
Having discontinued the Hat business for the
present, he would be obliged to those indebted to
him to settle their accounts.
ja 2Ilm* r. BINFORD.
M MANUFACTOKY,
Opposite the Spotswood Horel.
Corner Main and 9Th Streets
Up stairs.
GAPS made to order,
At short notice.
10 2-lm% F. BINFOKD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
BAKERIES.
T ID. b r q q s IS
Bread, CAKE, CRACKER.


r d. BRI @ SIS
Bread, CAKE, CRACKER.
Aad PIE ,BAxEpY
Having removed 10 ny new estab 'hhmsnt. % ne
corner Of broad and Fourth sts.. which have bad
fitted up In supsriox sty,o, do now offer uiS sia
cere thanks to my fiends. and ths public In gsns
ral for the very liberal pa.roaae0 bsstow cd mo
for the last ave year.. and hope BY strcs attention
70 business, and working Of the best materia.s, 70
merit . conti1uArce Of the sarrs.
have increased my fsc.litiss Tor Baking 30 such
an extent that l am now prepared to turn out
BREAD, UAKES. CRACkRES snd PIES, on ~
!srss :sals as any sss.Oii'hnsas OF the ksnd In
Hospitals Restsaraats, and 1cardirs Houses
supplied with FREoH BREAD twtes every Gay.
CRACKERS Of I'll kinda. fresh haksd constantly
On hand. packed In the best manner.
Sntlsrs supplied with CRACKERS, CAAss.
0IN0ERBRAAD. SP1oENuTS. &c. u me
shortast notice.
Orders from the country thankfully received
P.rsiss saDpiisS wish PLAIN and oENANEN.
L D. BRIa0s's New Bakery.
Corner Of Broad and Fourth &ree~'
WM n. TISs z : . 4 sf Ex I < sar.
Hsvips n n considerable sxpsnss httsd up .
LANCE STEAM BAKERY. on Tie sorpss ,. .
Gary ana nth strssts am now prepared 70 fefnns
I'll ordsn IN my limo in,medistely. 80 .n
III: ;s: " c esss sse:;sss{l Z ~ =
Navy HRnAp.
N0LAA00oD -
SUGAR OAxe&
~ evsaA nasAh~y end toola lsias ssfssX
- "a Of he mcse improved styiA togsA4 VIZ
Nv t,ne exrsrssnes iu bualDasA fe3 1usuesa
nxine thsG ean fanisA - good n aEsisse ~
OraeIsrs ora OAkss - any sseshli1ansns U tas
nsrehsa = kavans eedsss ifsa ~ eosnsy VI"
And Il 70 thole interest," 70 give ne eaa. -
HrwtaeulAr aatsnfaaa paA - peeA2<
ccopseins n artislss shiDpe1. >.,.uv.
1CffUK-HayA9 rseamsa Ne AuVa.s az
IN ga COMMISSION DUS1N
SsaSaro6 - pseafvo esas1eamsaee ~ esnefS ~
HSr1lss. - - g ansais4 - pRivAsex. - -.
$3.50 Nhssal sasA aAvanees, We ~ 49, .ssrs.
~ pnoenA eaR hRge go go
-. 800 aoooa oon - s1loay
sSSS2fs1 donsiG 800 NJ see6ee - 49,
-: I'M. sAnD : %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

TXECUTOR'S NOTIOE.-Kaving gu allied a
ID Executor of ALEX. HILL, decd, all persons
to whom he was indebted are requested to present
their claims to mo for payment and all persons
owing his estate win make Immediate payment.
The co partnership Of Alex. Hill Co. ceased
at the death OF Mr.. Hill. The bueiness of the
frm agreeable to articles of agreement, will be
closed By the surviving partner, W. y. JOHNSON.
All PERSONS indebted are particularly requested TO
make immediate payment, and all debts due by
the concern will be paid by him on presentation.
JAMES H. GARDNER, Executor Of
in l6-tm& Alex Hin 5er'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

RS EXTRA EARLY PEAS
Il supply OF very fine,
For sale by
WIN. H SCOTT,
Successor to John w. Garlick,
ia Market Place, FRANKLIN st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

nWlDEND.--Ths President and Direesoer az
~ the ExshAnse Banh Of Virginia, hnve a.
eiEred semi annual diyidend of THREH Ann
PER CENT., less ore
fourth per cont bonus, pay able on 18th INIT.
l0--2w w. u. bThOTHKR Cashier
NOTICE In consequence Of cur bsvinE %
~ pay cash for materials used in our business.
We kre compelled to adopt the CASH EYGrB4
Ia lis pscsacH s.on; and orders for Plows Oastansa
ia, must he accompanied with the money 70 sn-
sure Their exaegti0c.
Il ST. - aEO. WATT 90.
nFISFRYEU GINGER, PRUNES, &C.
: go cases II PRESERVED GINGER,
IS t.e~s .'RUNES. in jsrs.
50 Ei.ss so.tShsu ALMONDS. =
4. r, COCHRAN 4 HALE, -
tssi-iH NtN Oflsxah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

A CARD.-The subscriber will continue the
COMMISSION BUSINESS also, and hss taken an
Office on Shockoe Slip, next door to the entrance
to Tobacco Exchange, and awaiting himself Of thu
present occasion, hereby tenders lis thanks for tho
liberal patronage extended to the old concern. and
hopes by undivided attention to business, to merit
and secure liberal share of patronage.
January l, 1862 WIN f. PUGH.
= Ia 1-dcW AEH.iX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

HASTILE SOAP.-
~ lao boxes pare CASTLE SOAP,
UFrecent imp0r tation. s
Just received and in store.
For sale By
s jal-ts BACON BASKERVILLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
DISSOLUTION, &c.

~ RoBT. WENDEEBUR0 having purchased
ON the LIST inst. an interest In my business,
the style of the firm will In future be
ALBERT LYBRUOK 4 co.
Thankful for past favors, beg for q con.
tinuance of the same for the new hrm.
embrace this opportunity to ask those Of my
customers who have not settled their last
Mr.. WBxDEHBURG; and those having claims
against me will please present them for pay
ment- ALBERT LYBROCK.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1864 ia Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

NVERSHOES-CnE
~ Gsrtlemens' Overshoes and Sandals
Ladies' Dyershoes and Sandals at 81 rs.
At CLARK Il SIMPSONS,
No. - Main ST.
LADIES' and Servants heavy Bootees.
very superior, still on hand.
CLARKE SIMPSON.
N. B.-Thoee indebted to ms will please
call Immediately and settle their accounts,
as our terms are strictly CASH.
ia l6-lwk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

OONFEUERBTR MILLS,
Of6ce29 Pearl street.
IT AM NOW PREPARED to furuish "Copfede.
i Mills" FRESH GROUND COFFEE, an ex-
ceezss substitute Tor the pure article. 1t ia pus
up In pound papers, neatly labelled, and
packed In cases of aixty -four pounds each. Price
20 cents, subject TO discount to the trade.
G.. w. ROB 'NSON,
ia l5-lm* Agent for the Manufacturer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

UNAWAY-&o0 REWAKD-Fron the sub
IL, scriber, \ Negro Boy named BOB. Said No.
gro Il about o pears old; dark complexion; ah,ut
feet or IL inches high; weighs about $50 lbs
believe this Negrs IL trading In some rseiment
near Manassas or lurking about Fredericksbure.
Charlottesville. or Winchester; and viii pay
the above reward for his apprehenson and delivery
Into any Of the city jails, 90 that / can get him.
D. B. SCOTT,
Go. g. 4th Ala. Reg't or
u H-12t* J. G.. GCOrT. Marion Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

TDW'D DORAN.
~ OUPPER AND LEECHER.
North aide Of Broad street, between Mayo ct.
and Central Depot.
Having just received . large supply Of foreign
Leeches, am now fully prepared TO spply them
On reasonable termA
Mrs.. DORAN, Practical Leeshsr, attends to 70.
male leeching.
N.B.-Particular attsntion TO al orders, night
o. day. jaHEln%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

The subscriber ofEsr for sale two hundrsd thou.
saad pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco, suitable fce
the manufActurs Of Das cigars. both Allses end
wrappaA
We ass the agents for the sals Of Ne Florida 10.
baeeo. and coming hon The planters direct, MANI,
faeturofs and speculaton cannot fall 70 make sny
selection they wish. The sooner applications -
0ado Ne better. B. WYATT Z co..
81 No. la Hast Bay. Chaxlsstou, 8. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22


N.B.-Particular attention to al orders, night
o. day. jaHHln&
M; HELLER & WILSON SEWING MA.
wv CHIMES
WHEELER WILSON'S SEWIN0 MA.
CHIMES repaired and kept In order.
NAnDLBS and SILK on hand.
Fi0s Tueking and Family Sewing done BY Mas
B. LYONS, No. Ia Main street, over the STORE.
opposite eaml. y. Prices.
OrdArs saat ptonptly attsndsd IA. II ls-3mA
II WILMINGTON, u. q.
OAMPHHNH,
INK 3ORPENTINN
SPIRITS TU1pUNxIlU.
FITCH AND TAR
1OHM vAlNlgH, NArTHA.
Any = !. !. DL0a0ON : co..
l10oo0Ms WiMiAg.on, NO
IA = O II 4 n 9 3
NrYcaAHas
LONDON.
Al'-H sAoox 1 yAsxSsysExs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
Surviving partner of BlAnkinship l. johnson.
iAS-l2t

n1SSOLU TION.-The co partnership OF
IL WATKINS L. FlCKLEE expires this day
by limitation. Either Of tho subscribers may use
the name of the firm In liquidation. Our books
second floor of our late storshouse, l59 Main St,
where all persons indebted ~ will please call
and make immediate Pc ~. ant; and those having
claims against rs will present th EN- there for settle
ment. j. b. WATKINS,
JAS. d. FICKLEN.
Richmond Tan I. 1862, in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

REWARD win be paid
u, for the apprehension and dalivery in M
0radys Jail of : NEGRO NAN, PANIED jos. 1t
II supposed he is attending in some OF the mill
tary camps near the city. and at night IN Scream.
esvills. He 10 small Of stature black whiskers
usually wears q blue ovsseoat, and black beaver
O silk hat. J. J. APPERSON,
u l7-6t$ Admir- q VIM, Jarvis. decd.