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au CTS WILLIAM W. MORIEN.
FARM OF FOUR hun.

VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR HUN
' DRIED ACRES, IN GOOCHIAND COUNTY,
ONE AND y HALF MILES FROM THE JAMES
RIVER CANAL, FOR SALE.-I offer for SALE pri-
vately, the FARM located above, containing four
hundred acrcs-twO hundred and fifty cleared, the
balance Ill original and secondary growth-mOstly
original 1t Is we'll watered, and in an excellent
ntighborhoOd. The Improvements consist Of a
Dwelling with SIX rooms, Servants Houses, Barns
Stable, Coin-IIouse, &c The Farm is we'll enclosed
and adoins DR. Morris, DR.. Tretiway, Mr., Harm
son and others; it is thIsc and "A half miles from
Cedar Point by the public road, and and half
miles from Mechiaux's Ferry by good private road
Partial possession will be given to enable the pur-
chaser 10 seed fail crops, and full Possession the
LIST Of January. For terms, apply to
L. w GRUBBS, Auctioncor,
au est Successor TO Goddin Appe.uon.
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TIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
I OST BONDS.-The following BONDS

I OST BONDS.-The following BONDS
i A having been captured by the pubnc enemy,
near Arlington Depot Nelson county, on June ii,
lS6t all persons are hereby notified not to receive
them nor attempt to collect the Coupons, namely
Confederate States eight per cent Coupons, issued
under act of August 10, 1861, No. 200, dated No
vcmbcr y, 1862, fox 500; No. l,60l, dated Feb
ruuy 5, 1863 for 81, 1000 No j03, dated February
20, 1863 for $500 and Nos 2,ji9, 800, 23jl 3d.
2,3jt 1855, 1856, 1857 and 2,35S dated FEBRUARY
20, 1868 for 200 each, all belonging to =. ID. Stu
ant OF Staunton, Virginia Confederate States eight
per cent. Coupon Bonds Nos ti6, Az, i4o, ii9 and
$50, dated February 5, 1868, for 500 EACH issued
der act OF August 10, 1864 and Confederate States
seven per cent Coupon Bonds, Nos. G,2jS, $3.50
and 2GO, tor Sl0U EACH dated March ,, 1868, issued
under act OF February 20, 1863 belonging to Joseph
A. Waddell, of Staunton. Confederate States eight
per cent. Coupon Bond, No 9O7, dated December -,
1852 for SlU0, issued under act of August 10, 1861,
belonging to Catharine s. Waddell, OF StauntoI.-
The following six per cent. Coupon Bonds of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company: Nos.
3G2, 1870 and 49, for $500 each, and Nos l,i57 and
l,j79 for $1,000 each, all dated January l, 1855,
and belonging to Joseph a. Waddtl. Eight per
cent. Coupon Bond Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company, No I2l, for 81 ,000 dated April
80, 1885, belonging to Sally Waddell, of stanton.
Six per cent. Coupon Bond of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company, No. 2S9, for 81 200, dated March
/. 1855, belonging to Joseph A. Waddell.
iV 4-ltaw2mS
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IL . r Il + n L three FURNISHED
i sROOMS, with gas and serTant's at tendcncc, at
Mrs. WArkINS'S, on Grace street, between Third
and Fourth streets, fourth door :.u the corner of
Fourth street an 29-its
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WANTED at once. six good MACIlI-
w NIS'rS and one PATTERN MAKER. En-
tra prices will he paid to enable to finish n
tain piece of machinery i'll given time. Apply to
A. J. RAIIM, at Eagle Machine. Works.
au 29-6ts G. Y. NORRIS
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4 OST OR MISCARRIED.-On the 18th
4 4 September, 1862 mailed letter directed to
Street, HungeIford & Jackson, Montgomery, Ala
bama, containing draft No. l,l6l ON warrant No.
3Gi for $3.50, drawn by X. Tyler Register of the
surer, dated August Is, 1868, in favor of Messrs
Street, Hungelford y Jackson which letter has never
been received; and notice is hereby given that ap-
plicaton viii be made for duplicate Of said draft,
L. SINTON,
Cashier Traders Bank of the City OF richmond.
iV 22-laW6Ud
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CTRAYED from my house, on the 18th
- of August, a small black Boy named PETER
ALBERT, about eight years old. The usual reward
Will be paid by returning him u
au CIT ALEXANDER MOTT, Mayo street.
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M ANTED to purchase, a desirable RE-
w SlDENCft, iii Il convenient part OF the city.
Price no object. Address w. Dispatch Office
an Hl-Air
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WANTS.

WANTED. ONE HUNDRED DOL
w LAR CONFEDERATE BlI.LS' old isSue;n ,
m, b;,heat market price will be- paid for ONE
utJND DRIED DOLLAR BILLS, old Issue
G. W. PURCELL CO,
atI e9-6t bankers.
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CTOLEN from my room, on Sunday, the
~ 2lst instant large CAMEO I'm, set III
Pearls fine thief can avoid the publication of his
name and his arrest by returning it to me by We'd
ncsday. NELLIE MAohicE,
an 5o-2ts Tobacco Alley.
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I OST, at Chimborazo Hospital, July IL,
IL 1864, one Confederate Registered eight per
1863 bearing interest from the It'll day of February,
1868 This Bond is redeemable i'll 1874 | give no.
tce that shall make application to the Treasury for
the renewal of said Bond.
au l-law6ws JOHN c. SILEERTHONG
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I OST, on Saturday evening, in the Thea
l A tre or between that place aud the corner OF
Ninth and Main streets, il POCKEI-booh, contain
ing my detail sundry private papers, and about SIX
hundred dollars i'll Confederate money: will pay
liberal reward for its eturn TO me at the First Au-
ditora office, Treasury Department. or II LETT ut TINS
ntiir. IAN 2g-3t.i X .. BLANKINSHIP.
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M A \ I + ID to rent, II comfortable
w HOUSE, IN "A pleasant and convenient neigh
boihood \ small house rrci,ued Any one hav-
ing such will please appLs TO MIS-, ROBERT Nc
CANnII$H, at Mr.. J. r. liry's on Franklin street,
ur to Mr.. J. r. GRAY, Main street. au 27-5t-
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| OST, on Friday morning, August 10Th,
4 4 between Franklin and Second streets and Gam
bIe's Hill, BRACELET Of black tortoise shell,
endnelled with gold The finder Of it Will be lib
orally rewarded leaving it at the Dispatch office
an 27-3t"
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT.-Two very handsome con-
i nected pleasantly located UNFURNISlIED
ROOMS with gas in each, i'll a private house On
Clay street, above First suitable for Il small family
single gentlemen. Terms very moderate. Adj
dress BOX 726," City Post-Otiice. au 29-2ta
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NOR RENT, a MARKET GARDEN.
containing twelve and one-eighth acres of
good land, with house it, within one mile of
the city adjoining the land Of the late John Tai
ley, and i'll OF DR.. Lotlin's market garden on
the Mechanicsville turnpike. Apply to POLLARD
&WAL.kER, Cary street, or to WILLIAM SALMON,
Franklin street. au 2y-eod3t7
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DUY YOUR CLOTHES OF ROYS-
ID ToN-BLACk and FANCY-the very best
GOODS-iifty packages just received
Buy your Black Bonbazines of Royston,
Buy your BLACK and Fancy French Merinoes OF
koyston.
buy your Coats, Pants and Vests of Roystonl
Buy your Shrtings and Linens of Roystonl
Buy your Figured poplins of Royston,
Buy your Furnishing Goods vi Royston!
Buy any Goods you want of
L. W. ROYSTON,
No 229 Broad street, wholesale and retail,
au 26--it At L. D. Quarles's old stand
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WR SALE, two fine MATCHES OF
4 HohSEs, eight years old; one dark and the
othefioh-griy gentle and III tine order; work finely
Ia single or double harness, They can be seen at Il
W. GREEN'S stables, Tenth street. VIII be sold
low. mn 19lts
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OFFICE OF X. III. MAURY Il Co.
WANTED,
w Confederate States per cent. Coupon
Bonds-long and short date,
Virginia State Registered Stock
FOR SALE,
Confederate ana Per cent. Registered and
Coupon Bonds,
Confederate per cent. Cotton Bonds
Confederate per cent. Non-taxable Ccrtifi-
Gates,
Confederate per cent Certificates,
Confederate Coupons Of Cotton Bonds,
Confederate Coupons OF lj-ulllon Bonds,
30 Interest Notes,
Virginia and Southern Bank Notes,
Sterling Exchange, Gold and Silver Coin.
au 2l-Gt
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FUTURE DAY.

~
by Charles r. Workman & en-, Aueiipf.,,. 0-'-
NE WILL SELEON WEDNFSn,t.
w the sIst instant, commencing At II 20
UROEERIEa ''''k,
LIQUORS,
..-,, And Messhandise gcrisr,pv
Parties wishing 10 avail Themselves ~ my
Will send their goods in any tine hefo,e he fis
sale. CHARLES r. WOKJUAN a. Co."'Y Il
au 2-tds Au,,; -
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LOST. sTRAYED, ETC.

r OST, on Wednesday last, somewhere
4 on Franklin OF Third streets, pair OF steel
spECTACLES, in black case, with the name, = ~.
k.rsey :" ON H. a liberal reward will be paid by
leaving them Mt this office. au 81
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TSTRAY Taken up ON my premises
Ia five miles below the city Of Richmond, on the
Chickahominy, some few weeks since, a darf-brown
or black MARE, about fifteen years Old me
owner will come forward pay charges, and take her
away or else she will be sold to pay expenses
an 29-lt% JOHN X. GARNElI
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w y I ID To HIRE, 4 GOOD
w SERVANT WOMAN, to wash ana non and
wait on Il lady. \ permanent and good situation Is
ocIcds Inquire corner of Ninth and Franklin
streets au 27-itf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

entitled to receive 100000 acres OF land
upon the conditions contained in said
Act. These lands have been selected,
and the selections are now being exam
ined in Washington.
Among the conditions contained 10
the Act making the grant are the follow
ing: that no ortion Ct sad fund mean
ing the proceeds Of the lands granted
nor the interest thereon. shalt be applied
directly or indirectly, under any pretence
wha ever, TO the purchase, erection, pre-
se,vatiou or repair Of any building or
buildings" and that my State which
may take and claim tie benefit Of this
Act, 81 all provide, within five yeArs, at
least not tess than one C.llepe. as de-
scribed in the fourth section OF this act,
or the grant to snch State shall cease,
ard said State shalt be b, md 10 pay the
United States the amount received for
any lands previously sold, and that the
title to purchasers uader the State, shall
be valid"
The fourth sect ON Of the Act provides
that 1.-THE proceeds OF the lands granted
Except one.,enth of the amount, which
may be expended for tho purchase Of
lands for sites Or experimental tarms)
shall be invested in stocks OF tine United
States, or Of the States, or some other
taie stecks.'' -
aand th Interest shalt 81 inviolably ap-
propriaied BY each State which may take
ana claim the benefit Of this Act, TO he
endowment, support and maintainance
Of, At least one college, where the Lead
Jog object shall be, without excluding
other &C eutiic and classical studies, and
including military tactiu, to teach such
branches Of lsarning A. ateI related to
agric uiiure, the mechanic ats, &c.
The grant thus made 70 the Statc, i
. maani6cent one, being about Eve times
~ large a. that made fer the support Of
the State Univstsity, and viii, II pro.
perry husbsnded asd cared fof, make :
rich endowment BIT, % secure he
grant. sufficient funds must b provided
outside tho gralt to eject the necessary
buildings; and thss fUU1s must Be pro-
vided to meet theS estvst ysaSly Srpsdsss
until sqasatit1 - ahs lxads cen bsIibld,
the iotsre.t Sc The pFeoseds a shish,
teyssted - fl0qifed 81 - law making
~ gra1t, viii ldbp III Ia iscilqtion.
if th66o fesd{ easaoe ~ lSsef1 "a -
eovi1iea 49, insonaee $3.50, leool1s
IA v1 y! $3.50. @ e. ~
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WEI UuO OtOSB joOObs Nrsa ss M#. M& @s6
have not been able to give % much
much time . desired to supervising
the affairs Of the prison fer The last twe
| years; but / am Of opinion everything
has been dose BY the Warden and b |
tubordiDates, carefully, economically and
we'll. The Warde.'s Report contains I
full account Of the receipts and expenji
tu,es, and statement Of what i, in his
judgment, necessary 10 be done within
the next two pears. invite youf. atten-
ton 10 this Report, and recommend thu
appointment VI . special committee TO
visit the prison, to examine the condition
Of the prison buildings for the purpose
Of determining the policy 70 BE- pursued
10 ie.l-tting the prison labor.
ORGANIZING AND Aan1s0 voLUHrssa CON
fbeesme satisfied during tie early part
u last sumoer thst designing men 10 shis
- b other loyal Stasss, Wsrs mskisg prs.
lpeeeeioss lor - ssmed resissaneU % ~
anehoeityof the 0soeeAl 0oseseasst. The
lAg u Cosgrsss providing los : draft g
! bfovisioo that wss eagerly esised epon =
srfsy tbs poorer 81 or people esaiset ehs
0evessnsss upon go speoioas prsten6e
that tbs ebjeee q ~ lsW wes 70 dIsesln.
issee bstNeea ~ rich end tbo poOs, - eAe
iojefy II The eooe. eA sst W.
I. Ihe scsiop Of ths 0ovespment, = ire.
lae a. ueiae - alsves u the selel
States - - sppssostoa d To roo6llieo,
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ADMIRAL FxRRAGrT,s OFFICIAL REPORT
TILE r.Ikr LII n ix.1pIr Il

OF THE FIGHT IN BOBjLE BIf.
Admiral Fsrragut has written his official report Of
the naval hsht in Mobile bay. The most interest,"
ing part of it is that referring TO the capture OF the
ram Tennessee. IL says
Having passed the fortsand dispersed the eneiny's
punbost- had ordered most Of the vessels To an
Choir when Perceived the ram Tennessee standing
up for this ship; this at forty minutes past
eight was not long in eomprehend,ng h,s inten-
tons to BE- the destruction of the flagship. The
monitors and such of the wooden vessels thought
best adapted for the purpose were immediately or
de ped 20 attack the not only with their guns but
bows on mt full speed. And then begin one OF the
fercest naval combats record The Mononga.
hea, Commander Strong, the first vcssei 'h''
struck her, and in doing carried away nus o""
iron prow together with the cutwatef' "''nTns
rently doing his adversary much in1utS' ~ Ia,
awanna, Captain Marchand. was Tue ny $3.50 ~
strike her. which she did at f,ili speed put thouRh
her stem Was cut and cifh' !" I P'H NJ 'oi
the distance Of three feet above the waters edge TO
five feet below the only percopthi" effect on the
ran, was 10 give her heavy lift. The Hartford was
The third vessel which struck her but the Ten
reese quietly shifted her helm, the blow was II
elancing one, and a. she raspsd along our side
poured our whole por hroa1sde of ninc-inCh soHd
shot within ten feet OF hen ctscmate- The monitors
worked slowly, but delivered their fire oppartu
NIFTY offered. The Chckasaw succeeded IN getting
uncr her stern, and a iittcen-lnch shot from the
Manhattan broke through her iron plating and
heavy wooden backing though the missile itself di
not enter the vessel
Immediately after the collision with the flagship,
directed Captain Drayton to bear down for the
ram again. He was dong 50 at full speed, when,
Unfortunately, the fackaw1nna ran into the Hart
f0id just forward of the mIIZenmast, cutting her
down 10 within two feet of the waters edge She
soon got clear again, however, and was fast ar
plothng her adversary, when sh" struck her CO.
lois and ran up the white tia- She was at TINS time
Sore be-et the thirkISlw was pounding away at
her stern, the O,>ITcC approaching her a fulI
speed, and the MouongIhrla, L,ickawalua and This
snip were bearing down ulo-l her, determined upon
her destruction. Hen sm9hc>tack had been shot
away, her steering chains were gene, CUmpcllin"
resort to her relieving ta klrs, ana several of the
port-shuttcrs We're llmmcd Indeed, from the time
the Hartford struck her until her surrender, She
never fired gun. A. the OsSlpCe, Commander lie
Roy, about to strike h"r, She ho~tCd the white
flag, and that vessel Immediately stopped her en-
Cln", though not III time to ayold a gldnCing blow.
DIllny the contest with the rebel ,sunbolts and the
lam tennessee, and which terminated 10y her sur
render ut 10 o'clock, We lost many more men than
from the fire of the batteries of sort Morgan Al-
miral buchanan WAS wounded in the leg, two or
three of his were killed. alrlfy OF six wounded
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we pave day OF two since, account Of por-
non Oh the recent splendid cavalry movement I'M
III General Forrest. The capture OF Athens, and
sulphur Springs, and twenty-three hundred pri-
soncrs, was mentioned, letter 10 tho MONTGOMERY
Appeat says;
ms SO successfully accomplished, General Forrest
followed the railroad iii the direction of PuI,.L;
destroying as he progressed. When within thr.
ulIes u that place, lie was met by General Rnus
@eauo TltA heavy force Of infantry and cavalry
when Il severe and stubborn fight occurred But he
succeeded IN driving the enemy within his fotlfica
IONS, not, however, without losing some hundred
nhI hIty inch IN killed and wounded Here Colonel
Johnson, Of koddys command was severely
wounded.
Liilhs here large number Of negro women and
'ndielt III CABINS on the outside Of town, he de-
e'nyed thrI cabins, after having then, remove their
fi'HaSi baiing the night he male a d.1uonstru-
tioh as II preparing ~ attack them in the mornin.
Tut TINS he used Tor tho Purpoue Ut dec.lying tho
enemy. During tins darkness and noise he nun his
tram around The town, and next morning found
him on General Rousseau's rear and on IL, Fail
read. Destroying the bridge, eight miles bevoud
Pulaski, he pushed forward towards Colu,1b;r
leaving Rousseau with all his infantry in the town
aud the road destroyed on either side Of him His
cavalry had been greatly scattered during the fight
AID would give but little trouble to Forrest.
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ny fSobtHson, AliinS " To-, aHSuOneefs,
corner of Ninth and Main streets)
ARGE SALE OF COTTON YARNS.
Il Al GOODS. GROCERIES, SHOES, &c--On
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 10Th instant commen-
cling at 10 O'Clock, we will offer at auction
20 barrels New Orleans Sugars medium and
choice,
10 boxes Clarified Sugar, in bags
10 barrels English Crushed Sugar.
20 barrels Cuba Coffee,
bags Rio Coffee,
90 barrels New supelfne Flour,
ID boxes Candles
10 boxes Webbs Soap,
80 bags Virginia Salt dry,
80 kegs Nais-i's to los,
10 barrels Florida Syrup,
10 kegs hi Carb Soda,
800 UOrseshnes,
10 dozen Horseshoe Rasps,
with general assortment of Groceries.
ALSO,
- bales Al Georgia Sheetings,
bales rs OSnaburgs
Is bales Cotton YarIS-G to 10,
10 bales Cotton Yarus-s to H.
) bales Cotton Yarns-l0 and II half inch,
bales Cotton Yarns-all No II,
20 pieces 81 Grey Cloth, for winter clothing,
IL pieces 81 Blue Cloth, for winter clothing,
Ingram Carpets
10 casts BrOgans and other Shoes
ALSO,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
10000 choice Florida Cigars.
tOnslgrnents solicited.
o. 20 ROBINSON, ADAMS & co, Auctioneers.
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New LAWS AI.AT,MA.-k bahama will be de-
Cidcdly unsafe State Ion llW-brclkers to reside
in Among the acts passed At the late session Of the
Alabama Legislature which makes the
crimes Of negro stealing, horse stealing burglary,
robbery and arson, punishable with death by hang
lnr, without discretion OF the jury. Another to
punish by imprisonment in the ptntentitrv, for a
telln not exceeding five years, any mplCsSing Off
Ger who violates the mprcSomGnt law III any shape
or form III the execution, pretended execution, of
he
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BY d. F, Booth, Auctioncer.
ETRNITURE, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, COOKING STOVE,
AND OTHER GOODS, AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on THURSDAY MORNING. Octo-
Der 2'th commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the Old Broad
Street Hotel, corner Of Ninth and Broad Streets Il
good lot Of FURNITURE, consisting Of
Wardrobe,
Cabinet and Glass,
French Bedstead,
ShUck and Hair Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows,
Dinner and other Plates,
Tables, Chairs,
Knives. Forks and Spoons,
WtSh-BaSius and Pitchers
Window Curtains
Fire Screens,
Counterpanes, Blankets, &c, &c.
ALSO,
One good Cooking Stove with utensils complete ;
and other things too numerous to mention.
D. +. BOOTH, AuctioueCr.
n B.-Any one wishing to purchase goods At this
sale can do = any time before the sale.
DC 26-2t' D. +. BOOTH, Auctioncer-
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lhsAsuRY DErtRrvt.J
oosFEpEhATs STATEs oP AHER5s,.
Richmond, Augr.-ts. 1874 /
CERTIFICATESOFI vnFp1t.,',-..

'Eh1 if ltAI ESOF IN DEBT FTNt.s
NJ. nEARlNti SIX PER CENT PER iN,r.,,
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATIrv
the fourteenth section Of the act 70 re.l,,l.. I
.shrS, approved February II, 1861, the 1rsr.. .. -
ahe treasury - authorized 10 issue the .,f,.r.
hcht"s, l,ayabl" two years after the rat f......-
treaty OF peace with the United Sta'.s .I.
not he sold, but are only 10 be- issued - .r.. b.
tors OF the Government ~ are within, ty r..,.y...
SANE m payment OF their demands. Th,y 'n.. &C..
The attention Of purchasing agent, ,rI ll..r.
ing onlcerS Oh the Government IS autl,I T.. Oh. ..
OF puohc securities a. oilrring peculiar 4Is,.
TO those rom whom the supplies IT tn, q ....,..
are bought and to facilitate the VS.. IT Nm.
drawn by disbhrsing officers upon N. I..' -
holding these funds, and marked ssfu-. Pa.
pad in conformity herewith 800
pePosltil1rs arr hereby Authorized a,1 r......,
to comply with this regulation and =, n,l. .,.
canon to the frg'ster tor surIhrs Ut ,.rs .,s IA
required. Signed q 4 IRTNgir, ~
au 22-ts S..rc,qry 80 g.
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Unity DOLLARS REWARD.-Was

1 taken from my house. on the Osborne turnpike,
last Saturday night, one large DARK BAY HORSE,
with large sore on his shoulders and three small
scaIS on his back. lie has very large heat, par
ticularly. No other marks rccollecte1 whatever
2t-3t~ JOHN NJ CANLY Rockets
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SPECIiL NOTICES,


~ To PAPER-M AKERs WANTED, inn
mediatelv, competent PAPER-MAKER over
mn gears OF age, to take charge uf 1t small mill i'll
the mountains of Virginia 10 ii suitable person
liberal compensation will be ensured. Address
dispatch Office" Richmond, Virginia oc 2I-lt
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BY Williamson & Co, Auctoneers
mo. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
ELEGANT HO u SEHOID AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
We will sell on FRIDAY, the 2sth instant at the
residence Of Captain George III. FitzwiI-on on cor
of Fourth and Broad streets, over Mr. Taylor's
shoe store, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. con-
sisting i'll part OF
Mahogany WARDROBE,
Marble-tOp SIDEBOARD,
One splendid BRUSSELS CARPET,
BUREAUS, Marble-tOp WASHSTAND,
SOFA, LOUNGES CHAIRS, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, BLAN-
KETS and SHEETS,
One elegant China TEA-sET, forty-four pieces;
one fine LIQUOR CASE,
DINING TABLE, GLASS and CROCKERY-
WARE, CUTLERY, sc;
COOKING STOVE and Furniture, REFRIGE-
RATOR,
China TOILET SET,
and all the articles usually found in well-furnis
house. WILLIAMSON & co,
26 AuctlGupcrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

The old "spring Warehouse" in Lynchburg,
Virginia, used ASA government whcclnght shop and
three buildings belonging to the estate d DR.. Jane
saunders, we've burnt on the 2oth instant. Loss,
poo GOO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

By Robinson, Adams & Co., AuGtioneers,
corner of Ninth and Main streets)