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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-15
DIED.

I'm "Wednesday, the 10th instant, at the residence
Of Charles Stebbins, in Ashland Mrs. MARY Z.
BURKE, in the sixty-fouth year OF her sse.
At Stanley in Hanover, Virginia. on the llth in
stant little JUDY HARRISON, only child OF Ii. d.
and St George 4 Coalter aged ten months and TWEEN
1y-three days.
On the 10Th of July, at Tallassee, Alabama,
THOMAS j. ADAMS, in the twenty fifth year of
his age leaving afiectionate mother, sister and
brother, who deeply mourn their loss.
He died among strangers, IN strange land but,
although they strangers, he had every atten-
fion that friendship could suggest, and may God
bless the dear that he died WITH is the e,.rneet
prayer Ut his mother and family In the death OF
this good man, Death has chosen shining mark.
He one of the most dutifui and loving that
a fond mother could wish for, and was beloved by
ai who knew him but in this sad bereavement let
US not forget III our so1ow, that the hour of death
wall only occasion short interruption Of the in
ereasing light which win issue into perfect and eter
nal day,
lie has gone TO a mansion OF rest,
From region Of sorrow and pain;
To the glorious Land Of the Blest,
Where lac never can suffer again A. W
"a Lynchburg papers please copy.
AT his residence, "yerdon," Hanover county, on
the morning OF the lith instant, JOHN T. AMBER
SON, in the sixty-sixth year of his age
His funeral will take place from his residence this
evening at O'Clock.
Yesterday evening, at o'clock, of cholera IN
fantum, FLOYD MAGRUDEk, youngest child OF
feyton II. and Mary d. Walden, aged two wears and
eight months.
His funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-
drnee, oN Main street, between Nineteenth ana
Twentieth streets, this afternoon at o'clock The
friends OF the family are invited to attend without
further notice
an the i4th instant, after painful illness Of five
weeks, 1T the residence Of ker son, Mr. T. Bfannan.
Mrs ELIZABETH BkANNAN in the seventy
ninth year Of her age She leaves large number Of
f~iahves and friends TO mourn their rreparabe loss
ner nneiai wili take place this Monday evening,
from ST. Peters Cathedral at O'clock ihe friends
ana are respectfully invited to attend
Mount Holly New Jersey papers please copy :
On Sunday evening, the 18th instant, after pro-
tracted Illness, GEORGE A., youngest child of John
u and Clara A. Shafer, aged seven months and
eighteen days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral nom the residence of his father in Sidney
this Monday evening at o'clock.
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ANI,ullIsn]|xeNre.

IL, Corner Seventh and Bfsad streets.
Acting and Stage Msaagero............R. d. OGDEN.
FIRST APPEARANCE in this city since her re-
tan from Europe of the talented young actress,
MISS IDA VERNON.
On which occasion will he presented. for the first
time in the Confe3er.ey, entirely new play called
EAST LYNNE;
TIE ELopEMENT.
Mn. n. DoRsAY OGDEN,
Mrs. DgBAR,
N'ss-o, A CRYSTAL, Mrs: Percy
AND ALI. TIE FAvoRrrEs IN THE CASTE,
FIRST appearance of
MISS JENNIE POWELL
MoNDAY EVENING. August -. 1861.
Commence with
ibama, ia i've acts, called
EAST LYNNE;
or.
THE ELoPEM EMIT.
IsAgEi. CAitLYEE ....a... Miss IDA VERNON.
ARCHIBALD CARLYLE Mt. H. ID. OGDEN
Foy cast, see bills.
BALLAD MISS Il. MIDDLETON.
To hide with -.
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY;
or,
THE YOUTH THAT NEVER SAW A WOMAN
COLIN, Ia youth, 49,. Miss JENNIE POWELL.
IN rehearsal
ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
TaE MUuSfACHE MOVEMENT,
AND OTHER NOVELTIES.
au l,--lt
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BY Z. 8. Peasants, Auctioncer.

BY T.. :. peasants, Auctloneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
III FURNITURE,
PIANO,
GAS CHANDELIER, &c,
Ar AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at ten O'clock
Will sell, at the residence on Franklin street, be-
tween Twenty -sixth and Twenty -eeventh streets,
occupied by DIR. Tin-iey, the whole OF the ele-
CANT FURNITURE contained in said residence.
The pallofs are furnished with
| very handsome Mahogany Book Case,
very handsome Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofa,
II very Handsome Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs,
? very handsome Mahogany Hair Cloth Rock
ing Chairs,
very handsome Mahogany Tables,
2 very pretty Ingram Carpets,
Hearth Rugs,
l set Damask and Lace Curtains,
Conioe, Window Shades,
Piano Stool and Cover,
Mantet Ornaments, &c, &c.
The chambers are furnished with
Mahogany and other Wardrol'es
Bureaus, Bedsteads, WashstandS,
Hair and Shucl Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Toilet Sets,
Cane-Seat Chairs,
Nursery Rockers, Carpets, Mating,
window Shades, Sofa, Lounge,
Sheets, Pillow Slips, Bolster Cases,
Countefpanes, Comforts, Blankets, &c, &c.
In the dlnlnR-room viii be found
Silver plated Casters,
Britannia Tea Set, Pictures, &c.
together with q large assortment OF
China GranaIe and Glassware,
Consisting of
Plates, Dishes, Tureens,
Pitchers, Cups and Saucers,
Jars, Preserve Dishes, Tunblers, &C., =
Mahogany Tables, China Press,
Chairs, Safe, Carpet Drugget,
Oil Cloth, Window Shades,
Walters, Tenders, ~Shoyels, Tongs,
Refrigerator, &c, &c.
The halls and passages are furnished with Oil
Cloth throughout, Hat Rack, Mahogany Table Cane
Seat Oak Chairs, Map, &c., &c.
The Kitchen furniture comprises
Cooking Stoves Buckets,
Chairs Clothes Horse, Tubs,
Tinware, Sifters, Scnttles, &c,
together with large quantity useful articles not
necessary to mention. Suti., it to say, that neIly
every article needed III a tanlAy may be found in
tins sale, and the attention Of BUYERS Is respectfully
requested. L 8 PLEASAEI3,
au IL AuCtlOnCer-
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1 ,OUk THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED

II II l. 4
II DOLLARS REWARD Will pay four thga.
sand five hundred dolsr. for the apprehension mi
delivery To Inc i'll Richmond, or tor securing them -
that get them, the following SLAVES. 10 Wit:
JORDAN, yellow man. about tsrnty--yyr4
years old, tolerable carpenter AMI blsth-ni.h
Was raised near Chfistiansbuig, Virginia.
LEWIS, a black mAn,, thirty years Old: puTChiel
OF T. l.. Drewney Oh BroiIis, E5ar HsadeI 89nlll,
North Carolina.
JOSHUA, black, about twcnty-cisht years oil,
raised by Walter Coles, OF Ftttsy vanrCpgH!y b.
rather a down look, and is ycry stout
JACK, about eighteen years Old, t.Ick sni 'lin,
bought OF +. ]. Stem, 81 RaiG.eh North CaE.tI8
JIM, black, about twenty -Cn'0r twenty-five r1r
Old raised IN Maryland, - tall tiid yriy itkril
WILLIAM, II bruwh-skin boy, alodt twenty n
twenty two years old; raised III OF near tt.' a','
once owned 10y L. j. Sampson, ri agent At tn h!--
n0nd and D;snNliie depot.
ELIJAH, OF brown c0mpl, XiOn. about tAiy-d''
years Old raised near charlottesville, AMI IS w
cook. Both VI has legs wr!esNulra md '9.e n -
time he ieft.
SALLY, mulsttO giil, about twua'y-hs Seanq
OLD raised ia Loudoun county, was purchased %
y NJ Lac, tail and slender, with long BLACK ill.T
HARRIET. fifteen or sixteen ye',ts Old tT9'a
skin, With bushy head oi talE
They LEFT my farm, III LuHtnbuT., about tbr u"
Of june, gith the Wilson rsuiiEe party | viii 10y
the above reward for al Ut them, OF five huaii1
dollars for any one OF them.
au 5-iws +. II STOKES
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BY IL. Benson & Brother, Auctioneers.

4 BEAUTIFUL FARM IN Abe
IA MARIE COUNTY FOR RENT AND Ne
GROES FOR HiRE-Beng unable 10 give my per-
sonal attention to my Farm, viii rent it and hire
the negroes TO good tenant. Ii not rented privately
beforehand Will put it up at public auction the
LIST day of September 1864 ON which day will also
sell the growing crop, horses cattle, hogs and farm
ing utensils Farm contains three hundred and six
ty-eight acres and lies six G} miles north Of Char
lottesville. L. T.. Il. CARR,
au S-eod2w Charlottesville Virginia
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4 FARM, WITH TIE Gr,,7,,..-

~ CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS, g. e. IN ~,
sALE.-~The subscriber is authorized :, "a fVr
vately, q FARM IN Powhatan county. ~ Pr
al Of the STOCK, CROPS, fARMINd VfEy.s,.1',.a
&c, thereon The Farm contains thfea i''.','a',
and fourteen acres, and u situated on a. t,ut''4
nam rad about tweny-two miles f,ofn R.'s',,,'
anu ,o"r i'les Rom f9whatan Station, Rlcb,-'s
and Danviiie railroad in healthy l,c,i'.. 1''ii
well supplied with good well AMI branch VII, ,ii
lana Is 0i TAR quality, SHOUT OHc-half ar - me
arabic, the balance an p.ne anI oak - 'niH'
1uildlngs consist Of two-5tory Dgsins- 1t. zoe
lately htted up, with four roo!s and ny, - no" .,
sides basement and all nregsa,ty, g. D.
sIoek-9he hors' and tsirec Mul5s y.l, Of on me
I'VE head OF cattle and fourteen hora ~. t, oA'h'
Utensils are nearly rev, and '.I'bt
wagons Cart, Thru shing- Machine. Nj T.
C0tn-Sheiier, Cutting knive@ 5cythr- end a., i'i-
OF All kinds. The CrOPs-Wh,it Oats O, '''- W
Potatoes, Sorghum, &c aud If d,.1sri. t1r
on the place will b- hiiod for the b,i,r "a, Jus
year. Mr. f. NJ, Farley, the Msnas.r vii, y, .''-
the land, crops, ac., to any one wishny 10 ~ a.,
farm. w" we
ifnss Cash, and pos css.on gwen ,m,nst,., ..
tJF further particulars aitr,ss J. h. UO1bE
Genito P0st-ofhce, Powha-sh county. X,lp,n.,
az l3-6t-
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nNE III L \ DRIED DOLLARS III
~ WARD will be- paid i9r the delivery u O.,
hoy ANDREW, who lett nae at the DabTil1e 4sF'
on the morning Of the Both of July. lie = o-1A.
about fourteen years Of age has a small 1Lis '
over his iert eye about the SIZE OF ten crhI lir,f
Andrew WIS raised In Petersburg, where be- M! =
tempt to go The above reward will he plIt =
Messrs. s " Davis * Go. II the boy Is l'It "a
them, OF secured III jail 50 that gee hun
y r. EDMUNIS,
an 4 e Nn,rs Enrrr uallI,x r.tlintY nNlAll
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by James NJ. Taylor, Auctioncer.
1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON

1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, ON ST.
STEPHENS STREET, FOR SALE AT AUC-
August, at four and n half o'clock T.. NJ , Oh the
prtInises, two TENEMENrS on st. Stephen
street-one q Brick Tenement, two stories above
basement with five rooms, and ut present occupied
by Mr.. l.. Corbin. The LOT fronts sixty feet and
runs back one hundred and twenty feet The other
Tenement is q frHme building, with three rooms,
suitable for grocery store aud dwelling.
TEENS: Made 70 suit the purchaser.
au i2-3t JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auetioneer.
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ETVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI

H. r III NUhETT UVFIAtIF" .
Il wARD.-Ran away from the suos.Iioti, IN
or fifteen years old, light copper colof Sl'i s
straight hair; had ON when he Ier hsN -.
cotton clothes, dyed STalif color John vas III.
chased of DR. Wright, OF Alabama. hASr ~
he is with our army. The above resard VII !, -,
for his apprehension and delivery 10 Lse ID
Richmond, Virginia, or secured in any la4. - '''
get him. o,sfS
iy Him WILLIAM II -
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BY z. W. GrHbbs, Auctioneer,

HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE COR
NER OF CLAY AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE Al AUCTION-Will be
sold at auction, on the premises, on TT ESDAI the
10th August, 1864, at hai-past four O'clock Z. NJ,
IA eomfo table tenement, located above, own. i by
James Conway, and occupied by punctual tenants at
thiISy -hvSdollars per month. Ii hns four rooms
There is ii web Of water III the yard
TERMS Cash.
2. ". GkUBBS, Auctionecr,
au IL Successor to Goddin & Apperson.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI.

WARD.-Ran away from thu Eich5a5ui A..
secal, where lac was hired, about thu Goth q IB,
my negro man, PETER MILES, ,.!g.,s g4ael
PETER Reid. lie is twenty-five or iwenry-rhAs
years of age five feet eight nine inches high u5.
gerbread COLOR rather long face, nose rather loe
and hat, and carries hiInseif ytIy erect When 8.
LETT the arsenal he wore gIvy jacket and cap Il.
lis no doubt making an effort 10 pass through ca.
lines. / VIII give the above reward if caught b.
yond the limits of the city, two hundred and fny
dollars if caught within the corporate limits and =
cured in any Jail 50 that get hun.
au lott NEAL McCIRpY
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Esss- AIconoL.-L Left at some store a
BLACK CASE containing a GLASS INSfkU-
MENr for TESTING ALCOHOL. Any informal
tiou respecting 1t will I've thankfully received by
au l3-2te RICHARD FOX, City Guager.
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BY ?. W. Grubhs. Anctioneer.

r ARGE BRICK TENEMENT ON THE
I 4 SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL. BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, August the 18th, at
five O'Clock z. NJ, that very valuable large BRICK
TENEMENT, located above, formerly occupied
by the late Robert a Glazebrook, renting for
eighteen hundred dollars per annum, payable month
~ with the right vi possession ON the fourth OF
January next. The house has eleven rooms, in
Guiding those lii the basement and garnet, besides
kitchen and water i'll the yard. The lot Is large and
very valuable. IL has font of siXty-iivc feet On
4iar-hali street and depth OF one hundred and
fifty five Ieet 10 Il wide alley.
z. ". GBUBBS, AuctIoneeT,
au IL Successor to Goddin & Appcrson
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REAL ysTArs YoR SAFE

DEAL EETATE For SALT bin ,Ss
IN MITES From TIE fGgs on 1nrrsk
BUkF, NORTH CAROLINA, Ash ftsstthss
1UAETEES or A MILE FROM MN q taastE-
'1OLBE6E, SITUATED on THE EnAt, 9IOsS
mo FROM GREENSBORO TO sAIg,i 70.
improvements area tv0-stery dwelling nea,i The
~ psilt N 1890 has eight good rooms, ali xeiI ~ as,
The house IS painted white and believe. il''aea
the best houses in the county The on,.ts.iart u
are tao excellent houses for servants. viii 1 s'
chimineys good snoke-hoIae; yerv ,,,,"s bviek
cosninodious barn, built after the sfyle =, snd
Pennsylvania, win accommodate tw.ivs s''-* "
coTn-crib, built OF logs. Has weil a. wsS
be surpassed ia any State. The land Co. hot .
Two Hundred and Twenty-one aerss onlv ,tlHt)
third cleared, the rest in original grs,wt3 ~ t L.
Chestnut. Tn the place and near the b,,,g' - s't
orchard Of one th"osshd fruit trees os tbrse v 10
growth, NJ the choicest selection Of Peach 5et's
and Apple; This place Possesses the aAt.,, sF''@
traction Of being located IN one of the ~. n
portions oi the STATE AMI in tye miies 81 ~
ration oi The Danyilc railroad, at Gre.nst ~
Inc owner wi2hulg 10 purebas. eity r,,,..r,,.
sell the place for forty tho,.s3nd dollar - VA
or twenty-five hundred dollar IN soLi Al II,ae,
" Box So Raleigh, North Carolina. "''"t's
au 9-2taw3ys
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gTERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE

SfEkI VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
y CORNER OF CLAY AND FOusHEE
STREETS, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
RESIDENCE or ADOLPH DILL, ESQ, FOR
SAIL Al immediately after The sale
Of the above property, say at s. o'clock wil be sold
al auction the promises, the lot located above,
fronting thirty feet on Clay street, running back
one hundred ana forty feet an alley. This Is ex-
Ceedngiy valuable property.
TERMS: Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. F. W. GRUBES, Auctioneer,
au II Successor to Gotdn u AppefSon.
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BY d. II. Wcisiger, Auetioneer.

nNE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
WITH SMALL HOUSE THEREON, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND, on THE tOALPIT
TURNPIKE, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, FOR SALE AT AUCIION.-i viii sell at
auction, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at hive
LAND. 1t adJons the lands of the late Jeremiah
Hobbs and Mrs. Anderson This place Is well
adapted for market fun. On it is Il well THAI,
former days. furnished the best water iii the neigh
borhooh, but now needs attention. The nearnrss of
this land 10 the city should induce persons desiring
10 invest to attend.
TERMs> One-haif cash; balance TO suit pur-
chaser ID. h. WEISIGER,
au Auctionerr.
AMER the sale Of the Land, forty fifty cords Of
WOOD, Ola the premises.
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4 " 0 HUNDRED DOLLARS m

4 WAR;. Ron away, On the 7th Of Auyus, ,,y
man ION he Is about live feet eight in, ~ hiat,
stout built; black; ftty-iiye or sixty y,g,,. liz
Bought about a year agofroIu Warren county. N,,,h
taloiina-soid by Mrs. Mason, aimui.tis,,i,
The above reward will be- paid ii iis,I in 49,.
| can get hun. JAMES S.ri-rt, "
On Nine Mile road, five miles east Of RlrIrn"5J
au l5-Gts
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HOUSE ANDLOT ON WEST MILL
Il STREET, NEAR THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD SHOPS. FOR SALE AT AUCIiON.--im-
uediately after the sale of the above property say
at O'Clock Z. NJ, will be sold at auction, the
premises, the House and Lot located above. Ii
has front OF forty feet on West Mill street, and
depth of two hundred feet
TERMS Cash oreredit, at the option of the pur-
chaser Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioncer,
au Is Successor to Goddin Il Appereon.
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erEolAL E0Tlcrr.

eEHrnrsa, LIVERY, AND SALE STABLES,
wall Street, Richmond Virginia --Uorses, Buggies,
aud Ladies' and Gentlcmens Saddle Horses for hire.
Horses taken at livery by the day, week month
at the lowest prices and tl:e best accommodations.
Horses Buggies and Harness sold on commission.
For sale an excellent Cavalry Horse. Also, light
phntou TIIOs. RUSkEIL 4 co,
an l5--its PropiietUrs.
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AUCTION sAlEs.
TlIis bAY

-~r~~~s-<srr~~s
b Radw0od, PHILIPPE & Co, Auetioneers.
ME WILL SELL AT OUR STORE,
w MONDAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, q
general assortment of
FURNITURE,
CLOTHING aud SHOES,
STOVES, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, wATCHE3,6c
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS co,
au IL Auctioneers.
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.NE HUNDRED DOLLARS m

~ NARD-Itcieastd from the Jail in the county
OF Charlotte, by the Yankee raiders on the 2jti d,
June, my man CLAIBORNE; and when La. hp5,j
from was going in the direction of ReaEn, St,,,s
Claiborne is mulatto, about five feet high well ~
smiles when spoken to; the only mark or lar r,
collected is on one of his legs, occasor4d Nv an x
cart wheel having run over it, leaving bad scar
l Will pay the above reward for the delivery Of .ll
negro to ME, or secured i'll any way so can yet hIu
Address Mas. +. Il. CUTLERY,
Hu 9-3aw2w~ Charlotte Cpurt-Itousc =,
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Office TO TAXPAYERS OF

MT Office TO TAXPAYERS OF
" TWELFTH VIRGINIA DIsTRICf--Au
persons in my district of Sixth street who have
not according to law well those who
assessed and have not paid all theirquarter
hereby notify that the penalty will be exacted Ut
them atter the first day OF September, 1864 unless
sufficient reason il gwen for their delinquency.
Ps A. WOODS,
Collector Twelfth Virginia District
an l5-tlstSep~
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NOTICE To PICKkE-MAKFRS-
IN ROBERT HILL has jast received twenty
essfels y Mrong VINEGAR, which be will ssll &
sa ie--u' ROBERT HILL.
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By Hill, DICKINSON & Co, Anc.ioneers.

- ECEIVER'S SALE OF NEGROES.-
l. In ptusyan,. of an order OF ii District Court
oil the Confederate States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, made on the 10th day oil August, 1904 IN
the matter Of T.. j. B0vdtI an alien enemy, dec i,
shall sell at public auction, for cash, at the auction
store OF Messrs. Hill. Dickinson * Co, III the city
OF Richmond, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
August, instant, at ten o'clock ~ M, the following
SLAVES, 10 wit:
years:
james, son of Alice, aged three years.
Cloc Green, Il negro woman, aged thifty-two
years.
Mary, child of Clce, aged ten years
Levi, child of Cloe, aged eight years.
Franklin, child Of Cloe, ageCi.sx years
Ben, child of Cloe aged four years. E.
Nellie RedInan, aged thirty-two years.
Delphi, child OF Nellie, aged nine years.
HENRY L.. BROOKE,
Receiver, District No. 3.
HILL, DICKSON & Co, Auctioneers
au lids
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NJ OIlCE.--l take this opportunity to
L y acknowledge, through the columns of the Dis
patch, the receipt Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
placed under my door for my children by some un-
known friend.
al i5--ltr MRs JAMES A. DAVIS,
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nNf HUNDRED AND fIFIY Dol.

hNE HUNDRED AND FIT IWI'
LARS REWARD FOR MY MAN JOE -H
Is about twenty three years old, five ieci lS Of - w
inches high, gingerbread color, locks d"~h ~if.
spoken to. lie carried away blue pants ana GO
frock coat lie generally wears round jack. ~
homemade pants. / will give the above IeSaia
delivered TO James Kersey in Richmond, " =,
in any Jail 80 get him. & L. DAVE
<.
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r.,r,, oru,>rr,.s y,-trn .ncroN-prp
lSl W ia y 10 W nv a N'.DN pED
4 4 FROM THE MINES Or Tie MlDLoIllIAN
COAL MINING CoAPANf, AND the NAMES
OF THE OWNERS 10 WHOM HEY BELONG,
18TH MAY, leGi.-fhe following hands lett the
Midlothian Mines on the 18th OF May With the
Yankee raiders. ~ liberal reward Will be paid for
their apprehension alxi delivery at the MINES or
confinement IN I;sl.
JOHN {. SIANARD, Secretary,
M S,,vrs, N.vps OwSrps, NAMES
| R.n ru,,,;n Nre rurn;n
y 80 CortLr H. y trahh Avo,,,
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NOUR HUNDRED DOLlAES n

WARD--kan away from nay fam, On IA.
night OF the 9Th instant, my man JOSHUA. Hes
about tmIty-tye years Of age, well built tan vim.
kers had I'll a pair Of new bTo2uCs and nov lr.
with blue stripe on the collar. bought hun Il L.
& Bowman on the 27th Of Juiy 1 viii ave o.
above reward il lett at their ai IN Richmond
au li-Gts JOHN CIESHINiNG
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NOTICE. Always on hand, and for
" sale, MoI4ASSES BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
REfS, FLOUR BARRElS aud KEGS of all kinds
and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS. &e. Orders can be
LETT AZ II Beisraes Grocery, No, Frankiia street,,
at my Caofsr shop, Seventeenth street,
Of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshops,
Delivered anywhere III the city gratis.
an i3-2w- II METZGER.
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BY Charles L. Workman 4 Co. Auctioneers.
A UCTION SAI.E.-We will sell on
~ WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, commencing
at II o'clock
10 barrels good to prime New Orleans Sugar,
10 boxes good 10 prime New Orleans Sugar,
10 terces yellow and white Clarified Sugar,
Salt, Sole and Upper-leather, and Groceries gem
orally.
Cousignments for this sale solicited
au II CHARLES +. WORrHAM & co.
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RUNAWAYs,

AtlN r HUNDRED DOLLARS Pr.
4 WARD.-Ran away from Hcwt,ts ,,,I,.
Hospital, on the 9Th instant, my boy THORNTON
OF black color and eighteen Years old ahr, IT,,
Ieel eight inches high rather thick lips and ,,u,l
featured; his front under teeth spread out ll III
was tooth out. lie was raised by William Tull.
give the above reward for his apprehension m -.
hum, or delivered To at Robert lumrkiu,. n,
Richmond. nu lite a "a lI,',,,
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AUCTION SALES,
EtEfffIlI DAY.


By Williamson x Co., Afictioneers,
tNo. I92 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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EURNITURE,
FINE GOkD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th August, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, we will soil ut our salesr0om,
No. 1872 Main street. an assortment OF
FURNITURE,
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
The following and other articles viii be offered
French, Cottageand other Bedsteads,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Parlor, Dining and Kitchen Tables,
Wafdrobes sdeboards,
Sofas, Lounges,
Feather Beds, Hair and shuek Mattresses,
Blankets, Quilts, sheets,
Pillows and Boosters,
Plates Dishes, Cups and Saueers,
Knives and Forks,
Parlor, Cooking and Office Stoves,
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes,
Farcy Articles, &e., &c.
ALSO,
l small Iron Safe,
/ superb Music Box,
Set of Apothecary's Scales,
Backgammon Board, &c.
n B-.The Watches, soine Of which are very fine,
viii be sold at II O'Clock precisely. .
an Ii WILLIAMSON CO., AucttoneeTs.