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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-27

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES-Th having
Anthr.cite Coal can dispose Of it most advan.
WALKERS ofica corusr Of Cary and ION sts
between the hcars Of IL and il O'Clock A. NJ
where they can % arrange ~ 10 supply themsey es
With nearly three loads Of Coke Tor one of Anthra
Ssie 0oai 10 "a it,
sHIkTy HORSE POWER sECONI-nAED
u STEAM ENGINE FOR HALE -.-ThIs ENGINE
@. De bought for II 80 (about half Its cost II
= located on The Danvitta kairand, near Msherri,,
ply 70 Gs1lnnfN AU1.rs Ap-
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BY jas: NJ T1YLOR 4 SON 1nco

1.-TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TENEMENTS
l. ON PLEASANTS STREET, UNION HILL
AT AuCTION.-We will sell upon The premises, on
MONDAY, the Goth day of June CONNIE nciue at )
O'Clock, T. d., two excellent framed tensments To-
Gated on Peasants street Union Tin occunicd re-
spectively by Messrs. Collier aud Tyler. They con
tain four good rooms each, with closets two story
kitchens, and well Of superior water. These ten.
recently erected
The lot fronts 81 by 100 feet 70 an alley.
TERms.-Onethird cash the balance mt q and
II months for negotiable notes interest added and
secured by a trust deed The purchaser 10 nav
taxes and insurance for 1852
jee6 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR T. SON, Auc.s
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NJ OTlCE-Delipquent consumerso of gas in MAD.
in ISON WARD are hereby notified that if they
fail to pay their gas bills before the hour Of o'clock
T. n. to day they will be dealt with according to
the requirements OF the following extract from the
ordinance concerning tho Gas Works:
BY an ordinance passed by the Council May 9th,
1855, il any bill remain unpaid for TEN DAYS next
after that ON which it IL presented, the Auditor
shall notify the Superintendent, who shall stop the
gas from being used on, the premises in respect to
which the default exists; and if not paid with
fifteen days, i've per cent. will be added to the
original amount Of the BILL and ii shall be placed
in the hands Of the City Collector.
7. B. HARRISON, for
je gilt NJ. L. STRATToN, Auditor
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

-
" cry VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
" EAST LINE OF eth STREET. NEAR TO Tgy
NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET, FoE SaLE-Wc
are authorized to sell that very desirable resdenc.
located as above, now in ths occupancy o, DR.. Geo
w. Jones. The lot has front of ~ feet and a
depth OF l3O feet. The house has rooms, together
with good brick kitchen. gas aud water Apply to
Je 2o-9t GODDIN Il APPERSON
AND FOR SALE.-The TRACT Of LAND
i i now owned by Mr.. L. NJ. C. Hudson. in the
counties OF Lunenburg and Prince Edward, two
and half miles from PRICES Depot on the Rich
mend and panville Railroad containing 375 acres
% acres in original forest so in pine 100 acres
first-rate low grounds, free from water Improve.
ments consist CT comfortable House, with rooms,
new Kitchen, 3 good new Cabins, Crib, Granary,
and Stable, all in good repair. Also an excelleut
Iee-housa just built, frstrate water, and as good
neighborhood as can be found in the State This
is a very desirable farm for q small force and can
be added to very judiciously. For terms, &c, Nd
ply to WIN B. DAVIDSON
Cary street. I'd door east of 18th.
le io-N Richmond Va
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By E. b. COOK, Auetfonter.

OAR FIXTURES, FURNITURE &C. OF THE
ID GEORGIA HOUSE" AT AUCTiON.-Ou
MONDAY, 30th inst, at 10 o'clock, I will sell NJ
tho Georgia House, on Main street. all the FIX.
TURES, consisting Of
Marble top Bars, Oyster Box, Steam Table
Gas Chandeliers, Furniture, Paintings,
Engravings, Chairs, Oilcloths, &c, &c
TERAS.-Cash. L. Ii. COOK.
lie 26 Auct;on.er
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BOARDING.

(0AkD-And very fine FRONT ROOM on
- the second door, can be obtained by immediate
appiication to MRS. SUDDuTH
10 26-3t+ Grace street between Tth ana S,h
RQAKDiN0.-On large furnished room, suitable
- ios two 6 ntemen Qriends,) in q private
family. may be Obtained by applying at the second
house corner OF First aud Grace streets south side
je 25--3t
(OARDlNG.-Th subscriber h prepared 10 ac
ID commodate a few families and single person,
at the Eagle Hotel. ct Charlotte Court. House. Va
If early application ia made.
je oi-6ts 4. PALMER
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OST-FrOm camp, near Gen. Hills headauar.
i 4 tiers, on the Goth of June, small iron gray
HORSE. His name Immediately behind his ears
worn OH by halter. Any person informing me of
his whereabouts will be rewarded
Capt. G. +. MILLER'S Cav Company,
AT or near Gen. D. H. Hills headquarters
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WIN. TAYLOR.

CTRAYED HoRsE.-Strayed from General renl
- dleton's Artillery camp, near the city, q sorre
riding HORSE. He PAGES well; has a thick flow
ing name and tail; white star IN his forehead, and
white hind feet; has also crack In of his fore
hoofs. Any Information left with Major PAGE, or
any of Gen. Pendletons staff will be suitably re-
warded W. NELSON,
Je S0-3tS Major of Artillery
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V F"1 <tex PsAtk~f1dIS HVFfy 10
JAS. b. TAYLOR & SON,
te Its Auc.ionesrs

AND IN NOTrOwAY COUNTY FOR SALE.
IL The TRACT OF LAND recently owned by
capt TILES A. Miller two and half miles from the
junction OF the Richmond and DAnville and South.
Side Railroads, containing about 2:s5 acres. abou.
1n OF which are In original forest, and 800 In pine
OF which % acres Will grow tobacco without, ma
oered. The farm has been settled ~ a quarters.
ana has no ne buislings hut there is confr table
hoose with rooms; cabins, some Of which are
new good barns, &c, sc. Also, miIl-hsrse and
maehinery Tor grinding corn. Tue dam to the mill
pond has been washed away but can b. repaired
and made valuable. The neighborhood u sgreeubis
and healthy; water excellent There IL great
abundance OF the wood land suitable for raising to-
bacco plants
Confederate States bonds will be taken in pay
msnf, and good bargain offered to those who APP
ply eariys Title unqsestionable
WM. h DAVIDSON. Cary street
jeW-l1 I'd door below l3th Richmond. Va
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RUNAWAYS.

DUNAWAYS.-Ranaway from Second Section
III Richmond and Danville Railroad. the follow.
ing SLAVES. The legal reward will be paid for
their return at the office OF the company in Rich
mQnd, or at any Station the road-viz:
WASHINGTON; very dark five feet nine or ten
NELSON; stout built, dark color five feet seven
eight inches high.
THOMAS; yellow complexion, rather slow in
his movements, five feet nine ten inches high
All the property Of VIM H. Buckner, of Caroline
county, Va. je 97.ts
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~ NOT!CE.-Members of Company 81" :59th
Regt. Va. Volunteers, now parole, can get their
subsistence money, due up to June 18TH by calling
on NE, on Franklin, between 18th and 10th SITS.
je 20--2tA LIEUT.. w. L. WALKER
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~ GOOD NEWS!-I have just gotten in
500 pairs of Mems Getty made) SEWED SHOES
which will sell at reasonable prices Those in
want must call soon, at NJ. GUNSTS,
je3-et* 1873 Broad street
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FUTURE DAYS.

by 7WOS w. KEESEE. Aucsieu,,,
tOffice corner of 18th and Cary street.l
HORSEs. MULES. AND BUGGY, FOR SALE
l1 AT AUDITORIUM be sold on SATup
DAY>MORNlNG, June 2eth, commencing a, IN
o'clock, at the Horse Auction Lot on Couuri
Chamber Hill
Several Saddle and Harness Horses.
Two fine work Mules
One good Buggy and Harness.
ie 81 TUOa w KEESCv A..
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7n0 DOLLARS RENARD.-RsnaV.v 7T.m
lVV my store. on TuesdAy, March l7th. nv =.
gro boy LEWIS WASHINGTON ne d ! br,sht
,nalatso thick set. about Ave fect kIgh, Is yesrs
OLD nad on when last seen brown sack coat.
brown pants, and \ railitary can The nhova ~
ward o. Siv0 Viii b. paia Tor his delivery 10 nae.
y. D. lS1TrkEILs
o--is No. I'D Main u. /.
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fINHiRTY DOLLARS REWARD-The above
reward vii. be given for the apprehension and
delivery to me al the camp Of the 18th Va. Regt,
near New Bridge Church, Henrico county, of FRAN
COILS KLEIN, member of my company Said
fraocolis Klein " about 30 years old, feet or 10
inches high, light auburn hair, blue eyes. and
Frencilman by birth. He was mustered into nv
company as q substitute on the llth Of June, and
deserted on tbs same day, J. ID. WAID,
Je @5-4t* Capt. Co. !, 18th Va Regt
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NERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT At ru,
CORNER OF GRACE AND LAUREL S'Ts
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Immediatel after
tho foregoing sale will be sold that truly valuable
LOT located as above fronting 20 feet on the Sou,b
side OF Grace street, running back the East line
OF Laurel street about $50 feet to wide alley.
TERMs-As above.
jeT G. & A. Auc,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

sW SALE CoNTINITED-Wc shall continue
our sale Of DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING this
tPn1pAyl n,arnins, %be och, comm, ing at
O'Clock A large portion of the Dry Goods are vet
unsoId KENT, PAINE & co, Auct's
je 27-lt
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7,H1a DIR
81 DIcxINs0N 4 NIL. A.esio,..-.

~ DICAINSON 4 HILL, Axctio,e.,.
III LIKELY IOuxo NE0RoEs Ar Arc
d ..es o ~, u nokKIKo. sonnsasiss se !.
young and likely NEnN6IG, ccnslssiss ~ hsty
Womsh. Boys and 0ieIA Wonen - 6sslS..s shA
js27~H DICKINSON mn ~.
or 0ODDM & APFkkSOM 49,.
10 U8lNESA STAND AND VACANT ro.
~ ADJOINING, on rhB SOUTH LINZ ~
SENABLk BETW1EN Inn AND lsTa Srvsf
IOR SALE AT AUCTlONs--Willb be MIA =, 40. -
uon. on the psemises, on FRIDAY, tho 97th I"se
lssH, At o'clock r. II, The HOUSE and LCyr -.
60 8. above. nav In the occupancy Of NJ. Pa,,,.s
bren. II is now ussd ~ . dwelling, but Il en.
ncsred good location for business purposes. ~"
months for negotiable notes. interest aisS "na
~ trust deed. The taxes for 1869 TO be- mia -,
the purchases. GODDlN Il APPERSdN "
je26 Anrss,u.
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HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, ON THE
Ill DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, SEVEN NILES

HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, ON THE
IL DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, SEVEN MILES
NORTHWEST OF RICHMOND, AND TWO
MILES FROM HUNGARY STATION. ON THE
X, +. AND r. X r.. FOR RENTING are an.
thorized to rent, for the balance Of the present
year. the really beautiful dwelling and grounds of
Dr. James Sheppard situated ~ sbose described
The dwelling, about 40xe0 feet, containing II
rooms, for arrangement. for convenience, comfort
and attraction, is very desirable, and well adapted
to the accommodation Of largesixed family, or
from Its peculiar design for several families, who
might desire to retire for the summer months In tho
country. On the first floor are rooms, admirably
ana beautifully arranged, with large windows front
and rear, presenting a light and airy appearance:
Two long front and rear parches for pronenades
Inc front yard. containing about half an acre. is
well set In sward, and shaded with iarse number
Of cedar and fruit trees. The garden, together
with the oufbuitdings attached to the Mansion will
also DC embraced in the rental Two wells Of ex-
ceiient water are the premises This location Il
proverbal for its healthfulness and 10 very
For further particulars apply to
JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON.
Je LIS AucffonperS
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJ'T INSPECTOR ENERAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June &c, 1862. }
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. 45.

7.
friends of the sick and wounded to find them ont
to facilitate communication it'll the army is here
by established. Military Commanders and Surgeons
will afford all the means in their power to promote
the ends OF its establishment
II. Medical officers taken prisoners of war by
the sls ct the Confederate States will be imnae
dately and Internationally discharged
III. The Government of the United States having
recognized the principle that medical officers
should not be held prisoners of war, and having
ordered the immediate and unconditional release OF
all medical officers SO held, all medical officers of
the Confederate States, now on parole, are hereby
discharged from their parole
BY command of the Secretary of War
lSignedl S. COOPER
je 27-1w Adi't and Inspector General.
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Information Of the whereabouts of
wv Priyates F. J. MCDUFFEE, L. L. PELLE-
TIER, and w. H. HICKS. II they do not report 10
by the LIST July, either in person by letter, II
sick, they will be published rs deserters.
THOS. +. POWE, JR.,
je 24-6t* Capt. Co. G, 9Th Reg't S. c. v.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stravefi or
Il stolen, from the subscriber. about the 9th Of
June, red sorrel HORSK Said horse is above ma
dunn size, feet white and large Isl hands high with
blaze face, scar on the left hip shoulders slightly
CALLED. e-'''
ALSO. light bay MULE newly shod. . or 10
years old, which disappeared on the 18th instant.
J. MONROE CARTER,
CHURCH HILL,
5e 13-sws Corner Leigh and oath street
NOTlCE-Strayed or stolen, from Mr.. Eneie
IN Kings, (where tied) near Mr. Hardens Black
smith Shop, on the Nine Mile road, chesnut sorre,
HORSE, with bride and saddle ON. ANY informa.
ton concerning him will be suitably rewarded
je 2o-5t- w. O. SNELLINGS,
GTRAYED OR sTOLEN-On 18th June. from
- 81 Rsg't Va Cav, Co. A, dark SORREL
MARE, I've years old, medium size, well mounted
10 mont; very small spot on her forehead: n, iii
legs, with no white ON them; In good condition
when she left. liberal reward WIN be giyen fDr
ner delivery or my information whore / can set
her. je 2-6s A. G.. DRACY'
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-Frum tho camp Of
~ Pryor's brigade. ON tina williamsburg Rad.
near fhs faligate an the 9th inst large bright.
bay HORSE, one hip 4 little loMcr than The other.
ana very fast PAGER. A suitable reward viii be-
paid Tor his return, THOMAS NJ PALMER,
surgeon ID Florida regiment,
y So--'et- Gen P1yor's Brisadss
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1En DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from
lou me in New Kent county, on the filth of

u ~
LOU me in New Kent county on the flth of
May last, three NEGRO MEN-ARMIsTEAp. Ar.
CHER and BRAxToN
Armstead IL about feet 10 or II inches high. is
bright yellow and wears full get of black svhis
kerx He has been seen In Gen. Hoods brigade
Armistead is about 10 years old
Archer IL of n dark complexion, with scar over
one eye. He is about feet or 10 inches high
When he walks he leans forward a little He is
about . years old
Braxton is yellow fellow, round face, and talks
very slow. he has q scar on one of his arms about
fve or six inches long just above his elbow He n
ABOUT feet or 9inches high and ID about q years
will pay the above reward for their delivery 70
me In Richmond, or If deposited In Jail 10 can get
them; or fifty dollars piece for either Of them or
they may be left ut the Assistant Provost Murshas
office, with Mr.. William New
je 2-lOts EDWARD M. BRADLEY.
EIFTY DOLLARS KEWARD-Fifty dollars
IL will be paid for the delivery OF my negro
KIT, who left camp May 18th He Is about &,
years Old, feet two three inches high high for.
head, with scar ON his under lip, black, smooth
skin. heavy built, weighs about 100 pounds IL very
bowlegged aud pigeon.toed He Is quite intelli.
gent, and may pa&s with free paper. for virginia
negro. He was born In Georgia; 10 probably hirins
himself out as an officers servant
GEORGE p HEARD.
Capt. Il. 4. Hardaway's Light Battery.
Featherstons Brigade, b. H. HIlrs Division.
je 2o-7ts Four-mile post York River n r
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will be paid
i for the arrest and confinement, or deliy cry in
camp, Of MACH PARKER, purportng to be Boz
herman. He is feet inches high, short legs stout
in the body, measures 80 inches around his chest,
dark hair and whiskers, hazel eyes.
THOMAS L. BARRAND,
Cap. Co. q, 10th Reg Va Vols,
10 96-6ts Nenv Ricb,nord
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By GODDIN + APPERSON AactiOnevs.
BEAUTIFUL AND VERY Attractive
ID RESIDENCE, ON GRACE AND BELvi
DEERE STREETS. AND VACANT LOTS At
TACKLED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-At ~.
request Of the owner, we shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 3th June. IsI,
at o'clock p. NJ, the large and very attractive
Brick Dwelling located ~ above, formerly ownsd
by Mr John Q. VIM, and now in the occupancy ~
Major John II. Claiborne. The lot has a from, 81
900 feet and depth of $50 feet to-a wide allev
and abounds in beautiful shade and frui, tree,
flowers and shrubbery. The dwelling IL a yerv
large one, having ak rooms on the first floor and
about ten other rooms beside kitchen. stable. ear
riage house, dairy &c. This is really n first cIas.
dwelling as will appear by an examination Of /,
The property will be divided al to give 81 fee.
to the dwelling; and the balance of the land viii
be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs.-Long credit, or cash at the option NJ ,bo
purchaser. The taxes aud insurance for 1862 10 ha
paid by the purchaser.
GODDlN & APPERsON, Aue.,
p. S.-The foregoing property may ne Lorgb,
privately. fje .6I G. a.
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LHSTRAYED.-Came to my Stable in Sidney.
IL near the Old Fair Grounds, on the 18th Instant.
black HORSE, two fore feet white star in fore.
head. and very low In order. The owner win come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away. WIN w McCInV
10 25-}t
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D T. S L II + e II s .

LNFTY DOLLARS will be paid for the appre.
Il hension of z. b. SIMMS, OF Cupeper county;
$50 will be paid for the apprehension of J. r. MIL.
TON. J. w. HAWKINS, PHILIP FREEMAN,
and HENRY MAX, deserters from Company c, It'll
Virginia Infantry. DIR. STAUGHN having taken
the oath oi allegiance to the Federal Government,
$50 is offered for his apprehension.
PH. S. ASHBY, Capt. Co. c.,
Je q 81 7th Va. Infantry
10 Culpeper Observer please copy.
VINEN DOLLARS REWARD will be Paid for the
j apprehension OF ARTHUR WO0DMAN, q
desertrr from my company The said Woodman
is five feet ten inches nigh light short hair com
pexion light, f,eckled face looks In feeble health
voice very weak; stoops in shoulders Had on
when he left camp q pair of sky-blue pants, gray
jacket, and white SLOUGH hat
Capt. WIN. J. DABNEY,
Con,"g Siege Battery, Friends farm.
10 Oft
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L>IFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will pay the
IL above reward for the arrest and conviction Of
the person or persons who stole my COW and
CALF on the 9th May. have advertised this COW
and calf every week since they disappeared, and
as have had no information in regard to them l
have reason to believe they have been stolen The
cow Is small red with a streak of white down her
back. The calf is marked in the same way; about
three months old, and male. If the above cow
and calf are returned will pay twenty five dollars
and ask no questions.
je 25-3t* WIN TAYTOR
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TNEN DOLLARS REWARD. = Strayed from
Captain Rhett's Battery, near Gen. ID. H. Hills
Headquarters, on the 2lst inst, a dapple gray
HORSE, Is hands 3 inches high, with short tail
The above reward will be paid on the delivery of
the horse at the above mentioned battery, for in
formation that will lead to his recovery.
w. ELLIOTT,
Lieut. Brooks's Artillery,
je 26-3tF Capt RHETT.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Will
i be paid for the return of an Oil Painting PIC.
TURFA stolen from No. 81 Main street one day last
week, and said to have been offered for sale by a
servant The picture IL the representation of a fe
male holding on her hand pet bird
je 25-3t* J.. w. BANKS
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Iv>EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen
i from Gen. Bianchard's headquarters. small
SoKREL MARE with white face, droops about the
hind quarters and has a peculiar gait when pacinr
ANY information will be thankfully received bv
Major GRICE Q,artermaster 4th Brigade or Lieut.
Bli.iSoLY, Company K, 9th Regiment Virginia
Volunteers ie 25-3tkl l. A. BILISOIY
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NTANTED AN OWNER-Taken up. the
wv night of the 10th inst, on Broad street, a
Confederate condemned bay MARE, blind in both
eyes and sore on her back. The owner will call :,
prove property, pay expenses and take her away.
DILLON MCCORMICK,
On Canal bank, between 9Th and 9th SITS.
30 Oh
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TOUND-A sum of MONEY. The owner can
obtain the same by proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement Apply Mt the Printing
Ink Factory 7th, between Main and Cary SITS.
ie27-lt+ ISAAC SCHRIVER.
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TDWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-ESTRAY-
ED OR STOLEN-On the night Of the ODD
instant, sorrel HORSE. swayed back, blaze face,
three white feet, light name and tale, saddle mark
on the right side, and nine ten years old.
NJ S. KIRTLEY, Capt. 10th Va. Cavalry,
Camp on Nine Mile road,
ie o-9ts Three miles from, Eichmond
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TSTRAY MARE.-Wes taken up on Broad st.
IL on last Sunday morning, a email brown MARE
very badly sprung in her front legs The owner
will come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away. JOHN BUTLER,
lie 2S~-3tS 18th street, near Broad
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uTANTED-At Congress Hail. FraRklin street,
w one or two.CARTS, to remove oyster shells,
for which good prices will be paid je T3ts
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Il OST-On the 25th June 1862, n DESCRIP-
TIVE ROLL of T. G. McKeithen's Co. E, 9th
Regt Alabama Vols. The finder will please leave
the Roll at this Office, as payment on it has been
stopped. j. w. BURTON,
IL. 9Th A l.,
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IOUND-In my store today, small LEATHER
POCKET-BOOK with money in II. which the
owner can get by proving property and paying
for this advertisement T. w. POWERS,
ie 27-St Cor Main and 18th Sts
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TAME to my house on 25th street, near Fairfield,
one bay HORSE and one black HORSE
They both very fine horses. think they belong
to the State, but are not branded The owner will
come forward and take them away, and pay the
expenses. V. HEChLER, Jr
10 o7-1tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-27

TNSTRAY.-Came to my stable, on Union Hill,
H. on Wednesday. the 25th inst, chestnut sorre'
MARE, both hind feet white, which the owner
can get by proving property and paying cost,
IL 17-,}t* E. w. pOBUSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-27

VT7ANTED-A COED COOK, WASHER, and
wv IRONER. For one that will suit, good
price will be paid. Inquire Mt the store Of G. A.
Market ie g7-.Nt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-27

Capt. X. 4. Hardaway's Light Battery.
Feathautons Brigade, b. H. HRS Division
je 2o-Ts Four-mlie post York ysfver y =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-27

HUI NOAH WALKER 4 cos.
e25 Corner Main aud Pearl sts,