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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-17
NEGRO MAN WANTED.

lWANT TO HIRE BY THE MONTH,
or year, ~sprightly negro boy, over Is years
of age, and will teach him to be a good press,
man, which business when learned will make
MIN bring two or three times as much hire rs
ne Otherwise would. Wanted Immediately.
.h5Gai" COW. j. SLATER, .3aa oe.
f}ra,os sjpfi Proprietor Daily Bulletin.
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Anderson HOSPITAL.

Report Of deaths for week ending Dec. 18Th.
P, L. Pate, private Co ID, 25th La.-Pulmons-
ry Consumption.
Oh. WAGNER, M, D.,
Hospital Steward.
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ATTENTION..

For all debts due the firms, Of P. & NJ.
Turney, or Turneys 8 Shook, or Turney and
Syler, we will receive Confederate money at
ten per cent premium. For settlement call
on Miller Turney, Or j. F. Sylsr, at their Of
fee in Winchester Tenn. |"' a'D" n.
Winchester, Nov. 10Th. Nlg dim 3.a. r.uqM
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New Orleans.

emy-that PERSISTENCE to tho death "
was not made before submission to
a foe so devoid of feeling and humane
views, and so diabolical as the detested
Yankee. Oh /! New Orleansl thou art
a doomed city! Two hundred thous.
and souls in a bondage worse than was
ever known in the darkest days of tho
world. Even Nero, who fddled while
Rome was burning, was a noble man
compared to the Brute Butler, who
sways the iron rod Of tyranny in Or
leans. Nero lived in a dark age COM
pared to the 10th century, and if he
disgraced that age, what shall be said
of tho Beast of the 10Th century |!
Language is impotent for the task Of
expressing u condemnation of such
a libel upon his race. Poor Orleans !!
God grant thy deliverance may soon
come, and your denizens once again
breathe the air of freedom. We have
to lament the sutferings of our own
Capitol, and of Memphis, and of minor
towns in our own State, but we feel
that their lot cannot be as bad as thine.
When a truthful history Of this war is
written, what a page Of horrors will
belong to thee ..
We have been led to make these re-
marks from q conversation with a
well. known and truthful friend of ours
who has lately escaped from that
stricken city, and from concurrent ties,
timony Of thousands in the newspa.
pers in regard to the brutality of But.
Ter and his infamous forces. Rapino
and theft seem to rule the day in the
iIl.starred city. Individual members
Of the enemy seem to ondeayOr to rival
each other in wholesale plundering.-
The Brute Butler h3- not only stolen
enough to make himself worth several
millions Of dollars, but his petty tools
are in the habit OF riding in fine carria-
ges with dushing pairs. They think
no more of taking thu horses and the
carriages end houses Of the citizens
-,
without leave or license, or tho slight
est compensation, than if such things
legitimately belonged to them. And
not only do they make a daily practice
Of such thelts, but they incite negroes
to inform against their masters, learn.
ing from them whore certain things
were concealed, and for such services
the negro gets his free papers and
a compensation in money.
If a negro conceives q dislike to any
whito man, or if one of his associates
among the Yankee minions has a pique
at any white man, he has but to wink
at Sambo, who will Turk around such
establishment, and deposit an old weap-
on Of some sort, and afterwards direct
the attention of an officer to it. The
citizen is forthwith arrested for con.
cealing weapons, and consigned to i'm
prisonment in a fort-probably senten-
ced to hard labor Nth the ball and
chain. Confscation, espionage, insur-
surrection, and everything else of a
base and diabolical character, are en-.
couraged by Butler, and fully enacted
by his tools. AS an insult to the CHI
zens, a newspaper, the Democratic Del.
ia is published by negroes, aided by
dirty white men. Houses are robbed,
women il sulted, and a reign of terror
prevails. Alas. we can but regret
that the city was eve surrendered.
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The Confoderates have ]re-occupied
Winchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-04

7 OST-On the 3.as Decenher, 1851. two CAT.
IL TLE-one . Red Stssr. NJ b 80 varal white
spOts; the other black Refer. both ars marked
oa.ahe root OF ths tsii with tar. 4 will pay lib
erAl reward for any Information that VII lead &,
their recovery, for their delivery to Rob<rtsoa
& Cribs near Bacon Qusrtsr. Branch, or at nv
stall. No. Ia, Old Market. so 5s
ja 3-3.' WM. A. SCHAAF
LIVE UULLARS KEWARD-Lost, On
Monday, 30th December, black double
nosed POINTER -LUG--aome little white
about his breast and feet. The above reward
will be paid for his return to me at WIT.
KIxo's store, Franklin ST., near old Market.
ia 3-3t# j. w. CRIDnLE y
& CTRAYED-From the hoa se Of Rev. Jas 3.
- Taylor, on Friday night, the goth instan {,
COW and CALF. The Cow is nearly
black; the Calf red and about three months
old. Any nforma alton concerning them will be
thankfully received. M
de25-ts A.. E. DICKINSON. .
TOST-S25 REWARD-Between the FIRST
IL Market and Brooke Avenue, -
Il LA Ok RA G. a&
Containing two Account Books and srndrv
papers. l will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, at
Nos. IL and 10, First Market
de 2l-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
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By L.. Il COOK, Auct'r.
CT. CHARLES HOTEL FURNITURE
y AT AUCTION.


Ct. CHARLES ass .I4oTa,s HoTEL FURNITURE
On MONDAY. 9th January, 1862, I will sell en-
tae premises commencing st 10 o'clock, sll the
FURNITURE contained in the St. Charles Hctei,
embracing all the articles usually found in asst-
class hotei.
THE PARLOR
Is fr-nisaed with elegant Rose ewocd Furniture in
Silk Broca.e!; Velvet Tapestry, ,arpet- Sils
Brocatel and Laca Curtains, very large and high
y ornan1ent'd d French Plate Mirrors, splendid
Rosewoo! seven octave Piau o, made by Stein
way Bro; marble'op Tables, Ott0mas &C.,
&c
Are furnished with Single and Double Jenny
Lind and Cottage Bedsteads, air end Shuek Mat
tresses, Carpets q aai-s Washs:ands. in excellent
condition.
THE pfsrNG ROOM
6oataius Extension and Kouud Tables, Granite
Ware, il great variety; silver-plated Castors,
Forks, Spoons, Ladies', &c, d -; very Iarg
lumber Of Oak Csne-Seat Oh airs &C., &c.
THE LINEN ROOM
Contains Sheets, Comforts, Counterpanes, Pillow.
Gases, Blankets D.; in great number.
THE LAUNDRY
Embraces every article necessary, together with
one large and complete Msnge.
THE KITCHEN
Con:si every article needed, all the Kettles,
Boilers, &c, being made Of Copper.
THE OFFICE
Ha7 the usual variety Of ONCE Furniture, to.
gether with one large Herrings' Fire Proof Safe,
in most excellent order.
In addition to the above will be found a lsrge
lot of Saver Plated Ware, entirely new, never
having beon used
1t is impossible to give Ia an advertisement an
idea of the articles to be sold but flee il to say
the sale offers great Inducements to the public,
embracing gocd in this line which it is now al
most impossible to purchase.
To persons engaged in bookkeeping it recon-
mends itself.
Housakecpers and others are requested to a.
tend. Z. Is. COOK Auct'r,
Ge 80
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DIY.
By JAS. N. TAYLOR T. SON r4wct1eae1s.

MINE FRAME TENEMENTS. on Jefer-
IN son, between Broad and MarshAii sts.,
Al AUCTION We will sell upon me prem
ises, On WEDNESDAY, the sth day OF
January, commencing at O'Clock r. M 8
fR aME. TENEMEN is, located ON Jefferson,
between Broad and Marshall streets. They
contain four rooms each, and are adapted for
small sized families. -@t sss
Tnsxs-Ons. fourth cash; the balances At 9 ~,
aad IS months, for negotiable notes. with
interes. added, and secured by trust deeds.
JAS. M.TAYLOR SON.
jfi Anctioneers.
ACRES OF LAND. ON
/ the Williamsburg Stage Road, st, auction -
We VIII sell, ct the County Court Hnuae. on MON.
DAY. tie 6sa day OF January, 1882 (.ha. being
Cour day. commencing At le O'clock II. ), thirty
three acres OF lasd, on the williamsburg Stage
Road, Heprico ccoh y, about half mile from the
she Yo,k Mvss Railroad adjoining the lands Of
Samuel Brgdiey's ehi'eren, Polly yhum. w. F.
Hcrd, and othas. The improvements :s consist Of
srnsl oyve,iir sHou and ssvera, out-houscs
fEkAs.-One-shsrd cash the balance a. 8 aod
ts montss, fer negotiable notss, with interest
added, sna secured by q irsist decd
de Il JAS. n. TAYLOR n EOa:, Aac4's.
nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAU.
TlFUL DUILDINu LOTS, COATIGUOUS
TO TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
VIII be anlt, on THURSDAY tie sth day OF
January, irGf UPON tAs prs r.ses, commencing at
az clock, ~ bssuiiai Eaildizs Loss, lyicg east
OF, and contiguous 10, tae city oi Richmond, OH
:he road from l?ih str;e, to the NJ: cLanicsyilIs
Tu'rpike and Ieom any portion Of which there
Is fae view ca the ei,y. Ihis tale presents
an extraordinary opportunity for profitable ia
vestment. as wei Is TO persons desiiiag lets tor
building purposes. Pergoos desiring to purchase
are respectfully asked 10 view the property before
tho cay Of sale, plat CT which may be seen at
the Office Of .ha auction sers.
TEnMs. s.-Ons-fsu cs b the balance at 6 IL
AID l6 months for negotiable notss, Interest add
ed. emu secured by trust deed
jag JAS. N. TAYLOR H. SONS Aucts
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PERSONAL.

NfOkMATION WANTED-Of JOSEPH 10.
i BOND, Company A, Is h Regiment Georgia
volunteers. who left Camp Steiner, near Centre.
Vile, for hospital 10 Richmond the I3.h Eovem.
Der. 1851. lie was abou. 20 years Of sas; S feet
10 inches high siaas build black hair blue sye es.
csrnipg him, thankfully received hy commandsr
ef Company A, 18th Regiment Georgia Volunteers,
Manassas Junction, Va, Or At Dispatch Office.
in 2-NA
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kNNGlNE AND STILL FOR SALE We
~ mish 70 seu - Eneiish hottAm STILL
= !AEtTtE. Cap ssd Arm II good os4sr; WoTn
- e rather be4 order; ean bs sspairs1 weight
=. - As.us eo hs.; has never bssa. dAnaoo1; |;
ssp.eaty 4, bbis taspsntns,)
Alse ons HTATJ0HA1Y ENnINB !; beiles
sseolsf second handed IS horse power, with
ssskAeity 70 run to 50; double band wheel. Al
~sss ths subscribsyy Ut this olkse.
jsi~~b,. &C, HXnDgE 4 co.
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n hdao HIRING 1862.

CHARLEE 8. AAuRlCE. General a gent AID
Collector, Ofice No. 3 ASin street, Richmond,
Va. tenders bis services 70 tie public generally for
Rsntng out Houses, sellirg Real ksase. Firing out
Servants, negotisring LOaDs, and collecting Debts.
In Hiring out servants, shall be careful to select
comfortable homes and taif prices and will be
prompt Ia making eoEecsions and payments 70
owners. .s -
Good quarters will also be furnished to servauts
until honos afe procured for them. Satisfactory
references given. Letter address, boz Lola, Rich
mOnd, Va. de 23Elm*
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EDUCATIONAL.

TNaLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
r. on Franklin St., betw cen Sth and 9th
slS. In this school are taught the usual Eng
lish and Classical studies, preparatory to
business or College, including Elementary
Book keeping i'll single and Double Entry and
Surveying. Teachers are also EN- ploy ed for
French and Drawing.
E. W. CONE, II. A., Princip
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DlVIDENIDS.,

TR ADERh' BANK OF THE cry oF
RICHMOND DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-The
Board Of Directors OF this Bank have THIS
day eeiared T. di viaend out Of the profits Of
the last SIX months Of Three and One quarter
lar cent, from which dedncttng one quarter
OF one per cent, bonus due TO thestate leaves
three per cent. payable TO the Stockholders
on and after the 9th inst
ED. SINTON, Cashier.
Richmond Jau, ], 1881. ia A2-6t
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kICh'D 4 DANvIELE n. \. CO..

Huh y q DAN V II1lIE y. -. We,
DEoEMeEK 10. 1851.
NOTICE.-A Q meeting Of the Board Of U
IN rsctoss held this day, . dividend Of Three Per
cent was declared. pay able ON the lst day OF Jan
a1y. 1852. The Transfer Books viii be closed
rom , the 18th instant 70 the Let day Of January,
THOMAS ". BROUKENBROU0H.
a@ fis-Im ApditOe.
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A UT1ON SALE
~ OF MILITARY CLOTHS
4

A UT1ON SALE
~ OF MILITARY CLOTHS,
AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
On WEDNESDAY,, Sth January, 1862
In August last We entered orders in advance for
al the goods we expected to manufacture this
year, and since closing the order book have had
great maoy applications for our goods, and pro.
posals to enter orders, all Of which have had to
decline, but promised the applicants TO inform tn lam
when we wera prepared to make further gales.
Being now abou. to complete the dsl,very of our
last contracts, we have determined to sell pubic
auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th Janp ary next
at our storehouse, the Ba In bank, at IL O'Clock
M, all of the goods we have then on hand and al
the s.re time to le: buyers enter their oidsrs for
future delivery.
The attention of volunteer companies, cutters
and the trade generally, is invited to the superior
quality Of our goods, which have given universal
satisfaction and to the fact that grey and blue
Cloths and Cassimeres, being exclusively of inoigo
dye, do not change color.
CRENSHAW e. Co., Agts.
de 23-tdc Crensksw Woolen Company.
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NEGRO HIRING.


NJ E q r q HIRING FOR 1870
WM. s. PHILLIPS, General Agsnt and Coz
lector. will continue to Hire out Negroes Rent out
Houses, Settle and Collect Claims of every de
snription appertaining to an Ageacy. He takes
this o1p ortunity of returning his sincere thanks to
his Numerous patrons for their liber al patronage
Ard hopas by strict stten ton to business to merit
q continuation Of thA Same. da 8}-dAsw3w
NJ g RO HIRIN G FOR 1ONO
The sub, b,cribers have associated themselves TO-
gesher to conduct
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS
in the city Of Richmond, embrecing the Hiring
out Of Negroes, Renting out Houses selling Real
and Personal Estate, &c.
Their special a tention will be given TO Hiring
ont Negroes and from the long experience which
each have had feel confident that they will be able
20 procure fair prices and good homes for 81 ne
gIoes entrusted to their care. They solicit con-
tinuance Of that liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon each of them They have msde am
pie arrangements to have negroes cared for till
hired out ard In cases Of Sickness will give our
personal attention.
We earnestly request our fIiends to send their
negroes TO us by the lst Of January Better prices
and better homes can be obtained by sending them
in early. Z. A. J CLOPrON,
RO. B. LYME
~ Odce co.aer of Franklin and Wall streets,
opposite Dickersoa 4 Hill up Atairs.
da 25-dtl5thJan
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~
FUTURE DAY. -~-s
BY GoDDlN Z lPpERs0r. I.e.ls.sr,.s

CoMMlSSIOHER's SALE OF SEVENTY
~ SIX ACRES OF LAND, Ia Chesssrdeid
county, Ia original growth tan miles from Man.
coesaer: -As Go 1missionss Of the Husliags Court
of the City Of Richmond, appointed by decree
.sr.S "a &c sa;s ss % sSs1ssn e y. a en-
sell At PUBLIC AUCTION, q Bethlehem Meat
ing House. on MONDAY, the 20th January le62
q IL o'clock. NJ W fair, If not. the next fair day
theresfter the tract of lasd referred 70 In the bill
ct ct, the plaiota, lying and being in he county Of
heavily set In original growth, known az the
SAkAH BACON TRACT" on he church road
leadiog to Petersburg adjoining Bethlehem Meet.
ing House, the lands Of Aiexsader TrAbue, Han.
cock. aod Others, and ebout half mile Southwest of
the Manchester and Failing Greek Turnpike, and
about ten miles from Manchester. rs
TERMs-Thres, six and tselve months for bonds
bearing Interest, with approved personal security
aod tit Q retained till all the purchase money is
fuliy paid. The taxes Of 1852 to be psii by The
purchaser. w. GODDIN
de 81 Csmmiss iouer
ARHE SALE OF FERISHABLE
IL ESTATE. consisting Of Horses, Mules, Csts
TO. Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Shacks, wheat
straw, Farming Implements, Household Furni
tuEe, &c.-Mr. jas. T. Sutton. ST. having effected
q sale OF bis Farm called Mount Pleasant" on
the Virginia Central railroad near Hanover Court
Honse will sell at public auction, at the ssid farm
on TUESDAY, 7sh January, 1856, at 10 O'Clock
H., iii fsti; IT not, the tss fair day thereafter
all the perishabie estate thsreon, consisting Of
great variety, embracing, in part, Horses, 10
Mules, 30 Cows and O1en, 90 S1eep, {very fine J
about 10 Hogs, 206e0 lbs. Fodder, about 600 bar
Tesa OF Corr, q large quantity CT Shueks, Wheat
Straw, Farming Implements, Household Farni
turs &c.
TEgHs.-An SUES under $50, cash; over that
amount, four months credit, for approved, ez'
de II GODDTN e. APpEgSoN. Aucig
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- q II y u L n o L / y T. i.

g II y y L n TIUE.
JOHN CARY'S School, OF Ancient and Mo-
dern Lar guages, and of Mathematics, OH
Seventh St between Marshall and Clay, will
reopen on MONDAY, 9th January.
Will be pleased to receive a few additional
pupils. jas 2t*
TNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
H. MAYO STREET.
The exercises of this School will be re-
sumed on THURSDAY, I'd inst, in the base
ment Of the Universaiist Church
ia 2-3t* G.. y. RURRUSS.
S. SQUIRES'S reIect
liz CLASSICAL and
E- ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner of Nam and ls. sts. will
Reopen on MONDAY, Jauuary 9Th
Would be pleas ID 70 receive
de 3I-7t* Additional PUPILS
NfkS. JOHN DARRACOTT viii open y
wi School, On the fret Of January next for
young ladies, at Westwood, her residence, en- the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike, one mile
from Richmond.
TERMS
Board and tuiticn in English for ten months,
Sl60; tuition in English, (one half In adyance) 8 20
Music and Frsnc5 the usual prices.
REFERENCES REV. Charles II. Read, y. d.;
Pc sehy r. Grattan, Esq; DR.. Thomas Pollard.
&c 2l-In&
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HI ATS AND CAPS.

ID l. n o V A l..
The subscriber would inform his friends and the
public that he has removed 20 the
CORNER OF MAIN AND sTH STREETS,
Our sTAIRs,)
Opposite the Epo tswood Hotel,
Where he intends mar rufactnring
MIL + ARY
G A S
And respectfully Invites the atten ton OF susters
and others to his stock.
Haying discontinued the Hat business for the
present. he would be obliged to those iodsbted to
him TO settle their accounts.
jA 2-lm* r. RTNFORD.
MILITARY CAP
M MANEFACTORY,
cpposite the Spotswood Hotel.
Corner MAN and Sth streets,
Up stairs.
CAPS made to order,
At short notice.
ia 2-Im* +. BiNFORD.
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II E G R o H Rim G.. 1879
The undersigned Offers bis services to his frienat,
and the public generally, for hiring ont Negroes
the ensuing season; and thankful for past fayors,
again solicits share of their patronage.
F ALFRED l. HOLIDAY
Office on Cary st.. bet. llth and lsth
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COMMISSIONERS WArsoN's OFFICE.

COMMISSIONER WATsoN's OFFICE
Riehmord, Jan. Cd, 1872. )
NOTICE-Samue. Ayrss the Executor of the
IN late samuel F. Adte, has placed in my hands
the papers and vouchers to enable to settle his
accounts a. such Executor.
Persons having claims against the estate viii
present them at this office properly an;hsnt tics;ed
WIN. +. WATSON,
ia2-lm Coms'r in Chancery.
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BIZ RICHARD CAUTHORN Aucrr.


A bMaNIsTRATRJx SALE DRY
n GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, BOOTS,
&C., AT AUCTION On MONDAY, 9th of
January, ls62 at 10 o'clock A. H., at the store of
the late Lewis Schweitzer, on Fra snklin at below
the fIsS Ma.ket, win sell at aucti II h g entire
stock, consisting OF large and desirable lot OF
CLOTEINa, DRY GOODS, SHOES, BOUTS,
&c; the COUNTERS. SHOWCASES ard FIX
TURnS. Also, ell his Household and kitchen
FURNITURE.
TERMs-Cash. in bankab.e funds
"a. SCHWEIrZER, ADMINISTRATIVE of
Lewis Shei.zsr, decd,
Ss'e by r. CAUTHoRN. de 27-td
NXEGUTORS' SALE.-WLi be sela a. Puo
IL lie Auction, on the premises, on WEDNES-'
DAI, the 22a January, ls62, the FARM called
Chalk Level in the county OF Carolire, and the
property of the late 4. &. Wortham, a plat and
survey Of which will be exhibited st the time of
ea!e, contsinin about 700 acres, and within two
miles of Chesterfield Depot. on the Richmond
Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad, and within
about two hours ride from Richmond.
The Farm is in a good state Of Guilty. yation-has
about 100 bushels of wheat seeded. After the
sale Of the Farm, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
will be sold, such az Horses. Cows, Mule, Oxen
DC and abont - barrels of Corn
Terms Of the sale will be, for ~the Real Estate
one third cash; balance at and years. for bonds
bearing interest, secured by tiust deed For IL
Personal Property all sums under $50 cash over
that amount months credit, for bonds bearing
interest, with good personal security.
A, @. WORTIIAM, Expc'rs of
EDWIN WORTHAM. }RC Worthau,
OHAS #. WORTHAM,} dsceasafl
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Ritbmun1 Dispatrb.
SATURDAY MURNIhu......JAN 4. 1872
THE SURRENDER or MASON AND sII.
3 *a DELL. - see9 ae ~
OHlcial Cssrsspsndsnes btwesn Aecfssary
Seward and Lard Eysns. -

The following importan. correspo ndence be.
tween Secretary Seward and the British MIN
lister at Washington, relative 70 the surrsnder
OF cur Commissioners, Messsrs nta on and Sill
dell, appeared originally in the National Is.ei-
hgsaeer Of saturday last: as - ~ 80
". .rd lfe q A
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49, rt, ouN,
la2-Im -- CONS { 10 Gnancery.
E.-in consequence Of our having to
IN pay cash for materials used In our business,
we are conpelled to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
sure re- s1eit 1,s execution aro. WATT g. co.
nREERVED GINGER, PRUNES, &c.
--.---
IS IS ss:s: ss:s: fRuaEs r 1Rhss i j...' A. 1-
. Far ale bv
A. r. COCHRAN 4 HALL, ss
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yYyAETED - 600 MIG RoES - Wanted 20
w Hire. 800 Negroes, {free oe sisvs) ~ La.
BoRERS, TRANSFERS, and AECHANICS, Tor
,sryie. on the PENN sa,a- For terms and eondi.
,snas apply nj the osiiee Of HECTOR DAVIS, on
rrauklin street, near Wall street, between tho
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and II. N until Wed.
nssday next.
d. BLOOMFIELD.
QusrsermAs.er Genera. of the Pen lin su.A
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For the ensuing year, Il LADY'S MAID, one
accustomed 10 sewing. She must be without
intumbrance, and come well recommended,
and for such AL one q liberal price will be
paid. Apply at my house, ON 9th street, be-
tween Main and Cary.
de S0--8tA ]. b. MoCLELLANU.
M ANTED-A SUBSTITUTE, to fill place
w in the 52d Regiment Of Virginia Maltia
si Jamestown, for which good price win be paid
II immediate application be made to
CLOPT0N a. LYME,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
desl-fw Up stairs.
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WROUGHT IRON VATS.

WROU0HT IRON VATS.
-Four large TANKS, made of heavy boiler iron
They are fee. long, a teet deep, and feet wide
projections attached for setting In brick We rk.-
Three of them in excellent order and quite as good
as new. Apply to andfor sale by
ROWLAND Il BROTHER,
ia 3-2wk Norfolk Va
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VA ANTEU- A competent man TO take
w charge of 8 large TANNERY, in this
city. an interest viii. be given, ifpreferred
10 a salary. No one need apply without
satisfactory references as 70 character and ca
pability accompanying the application. A
man whs thoroughly understands the quick
process Of tanning preferred. Address AZ,
Box 81, Richmond, Va. ia3-.s