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L0gT. gTRlYED, "a


TnxAssny DsSAn1Mn1 81
Registers Bureau, March l., 1SoA } !.
DEWARD@Dy authority Of the Secretary o.
II, the Treasury will pay reward q ten tnous
sand dollars n any ono who Will furnish infofna-
lion that shall LEAD TO the detection Of the party OF
parties who perpetrated the recent theft OF Coupon
Bonds from this once, or the recovery Of the Bonds
Any Information In regard to the above bonds leit
With A Jackson, at the Treasury Building, on Vain
ct, will reach me.
LIST or BONES s1OLIN:
No 1886 to - oo4, inclusive, fer 81 ,0oo esch,
per cent, $50 ,0d0
No SO ,sss 70 $3.50, inclusive for 81 900 cash,
ger cent, SIT goo.
No "a s6l to 81 sll, inclusive, for $1,000 each,
per cent, Sill co.,.
No 81 6ss to a27ii, inclusive, for $500 each. per
cent, 3l3 600.
no 3so7 70 $50, inclusive, for u 900 each, per
cent, $4,000.
No Oh. for 500, 9 per cent, sioo
Totol, SIS ,l09
tslgned) 30 TYLER,
NH Bl-eod3s Register.
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LANCASTER
N.TRE AND MINING RuR.A

NiFKA IND hINIsI NJ Rct
Richmond. March l2ih
ST0TICE On and after the 25th dey
y aud until the 10th day of april, Is
money received exeep. lie new issue Oh
suTy notes
Al outstanding claims srains, :tis depar
msde prior to Ist CT .isrch will DO paid in /.
issue HFREARDOA
mt li--Sw Diseureing oiit
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Of Yankee society utterly corrupted

e. GAIT rurus Z CwfS, company G. 9Th VIZ
gina cavalry, has been ssaigned 10 daty Quarter
master a. Camden. 5 c.
Capt Owen volunteered his services in defence CT
his country in the GUNNER OF 1881 and has ever
since prove: himself nicet raiIaa: and efficient
soldier, May health and prosperity attend him In
his rev branch Of duty.
Halifax couaty, va, Ms,ch 20. 1904
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EXCELSIOR ENCAMP NEyT No %, IOoF.-The
members Of Excelsior Encampmert 10 e. F,
are hersby notified ia attend at taeif lodge room
Odd Feovs' Hall to-day e. / o'c'Gok Z II, for the
purpose OK paying Tie lest tribute Of respect 10
deceased mcmcCr, Pat Peter Raj
The members OF Nelson EaosmprnGnt arc roEueot
fully iayites Ia uG;tc with u
BY order CT Inc CP.
nh Slit sac! MURRAY Scribe.
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s[- JEFFERSON LODGE No 1, oF-The
W. members II Jefferson Lo@ge no 4, o o T,
will ct their ledge Room, al Ia Fellows Hall,
70 day at O'Clock Ii, ior the purpose Of paying
the last ribu.c OF respect 20 Cur deceased Brother,
Peter Run
The members Of s,steF lodges and transient brc-
thrcn are respectfully ayItei to unite with us
b order Of then g
SAINT, MURRAY Ssc,v
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k~ THE Religious Character OF Gen jackson.
~ This Rev Beverly Tucker Lacy, chaplain al
The headquarters Of the late Gen Jackson, win de-
liver lecture before the Young Mems Christian
Association on this sutjaet on Thursday evening
next at O'Clock, In tie First fesb ytesia ohuici,
tRev fr moore'e,)
Tickets 81, (which sum each one must provide,j
to be had a; the door and bookstores IL will take
place without regard ~ weather. NH 30 q.
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S- MASONIC Noilce. The members Of ST
N>+ jcsru'; Lodge, No 66, are requested to attend
a called meeting Of tie Lodge Thursday evening,
MAJ Oh 3)gt, at O'clock, TO. work end instruction
Members Of sister Lodge, and transient brethren
In g2oa standing, arc iTalcraaiy invited to attend.
BY o.der OF the ~ u.
1T EEESaE, Eec'y.
Richmond, Va A L 1854, a 1884 nah 3i--ite
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il-Jw sLatGHTER, WATKINS & co.
OFFICE JANIS RIVER AND KAsAwHA Co, !
ELrhr1nnI Mlrch IL lsaf


A Ii. persons holding tine chez h. Of this comp,
~ OF tie official checks of Chinn, SupC
i.nIent, James VI Harris, Superintendent, o.
M.enae's, superintendent, or: hereby notified to
sent them icr payment st tho bank on which
are respectively drawn, prior 10 the 18th d
March, instant, otherwise they viii BE- pad
Old curreucy, % In the aeT currency at the re-
81 for 50. AZ tx u b. the act Of Congress. Apr.
february IL, 1854. WI PaUNFoRD, Sec
mn l5--ts
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NOTICES OF INDEHTEDh
CFrfCE LANCASTER 4 On.
Ut 'VN a-7s-NNaN1 IN y
N.ChmoAA, March 18Th. Is6I

F.chinoa1, March Ielh, ls6i
Z IL psrso.s having balances tn Their cs.a.
~. orf books, must withdraw tnam cs
the 3lsL met, or rsoeiye pa; ment after
The currency 81 this dasa. Checks dra
. ioust b3 presented al the Banks On whic
drawn betCre The 18th March iast. View
the present currency in payment OF amou
us TD'i the 3lsi ils.. after that da.a ST
Of S31s per cent.
mh lT--d.lstA LANCASTER
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NOrtCE.--fhosc holding cur cheeks, 6nl'
~ having drafts on us, also those having e,
against us individually or collectively, are
bottled ID present the same for settlement b
The hrst day of April next. If Rot preseaie<
ths, time they will be pad in pre2eut currency
.ncse Indebted to us are al liberty to pay us :,
that time.
NH Is-dt,stA CRESSHAw 4 &
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TT>o Mr. NATasT W NELSON You ust being
reE'dent CT the Slate cf Virginia aG Ills time
ami having pl2c Of abode therein, ana being the
sole trustee Ia u certain deed from Lewis Lchtsn
steiu, fer Tny benefit dsied the 2G.h OF February
1888, and duly recorded Ia the Richmond Hustines
Court, you will please take notice that shall, on
the fret day Of the May tern (iS8tl of the sad
nurtines Court, to 90 ha,a BY The Gtss thereof on
the 10th OF May, 1861, move the stid Cour. 10 ap
pom; another trustee IL your psca and s.ssd 10
execute the trusts created ny Sail deed
CAROLINE IICHTEssTE,N.
Richmond, March so, 1864 ma S,-Isw.si
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NTOrICH.-PsrsoGs holding checks drawn
~ must present them a. the Bank On whieH
~. drew before the Zsi at-t5h Inst
Checks drawn o. Us All csF ia-stos CT Dc.
issued by III mass be presented n our count
payment Oh or before 3iss .i.sS oiiisrs'se taey
be- paid ia the old currency, cf in th- asW ~
count of 80 per cea'- ...,...
Dauasitofs WI iustructus W al disposition ,
o., made If balances ~ ;hair credit. We vi III
Il. Der osat Government bouds or convert
tia new currency as tEsy msy wish 49,
.b -3tsutSs3l x Il MSURY 4 {
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" Hs ~ ~, ssd attractive Land and
ana \. s.nsse..Ae The request o. tha csrt
.n ~. 7! scsnority Of the dsed cf.s.in. ~
Az e - aeursday, 8lst MarcA, isS3 :,
H., ,a'! Ior sale, On tbs prsnisss. :,
v "n 20 ne hisAsst bidder. (vIs5out
,y,nS trsct Of land In the coontva
ling IN 10th Sides Of the Richmond
sa - sna Potomac Railroad, betvsen NJ,
naisho, aad abou two mics from ri"
sr Ts ons mile from Keily's turnout.
lIe VAC. contains 367 acres aban. a,
snnn 70 ensrsd, the balance bs:b, -.
~. snd hsVing 1pos II some good pine 49,
Inc ishd bss mot been improved Lu, I,
o. bish degrees Of improvement "a .
,Sspmona s1d immeliatsly On the 80,
20 very readily ana cheapiy imnr.y.s
inereafs On the premises gona So
mouse, Recently erected, with cir -oa,a
ee9e on each foor, ard q donlI- v.,..s.,
ana Similar one In the rear: 4 vrod s,t.,
Two rooms; three excellent oasrisrS, t,~n ~,
rooms each. and all having hrIe; cp,nn.,
noass, which IL full OF ice; a tsrn, cornI
D'eS 10Y ao.ses and cows, aud two xsl la n
yer, ooth Oh which are vel, bfick.d mr.
ven wssFed, and well drained and =, 81,
me Htie 10 This lard ;s bali we'd 10 ia ne,
ssliins 90 frGstees, We can oily convey VII,
warranty. Possession u TIE houss ian
sitilLs ten dsyS from tie day CT eais. and
oHaser cSn enter upon the .aad inmsdi,t,,
purpose OF farming operations.
IksAs'--cne- half eash, and the bslapcs
ssa Two years. tsqaal paymsnts,) secured
OF trust on the premises; or, All cash. n
oy the purchaser. Cosfsdersts bonds a,
value, VIII be accsptei In payment, Ths :,
1904 TO be paia oy the purchaser.
y PRICE,
BENZ POLL.
In 80 Trustees tor Hary K In,
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nNg FOgETH In.erost Ia TWO ryaets,
OF SIN aud 10 Acres, Ia Hanover ccgr
70 Ashland, for sale at s,S.ce... the r,
Mfo Martha Il Davis we shali gel a. a.
inafsdsy, the 3lst Of March, 1854, II IL o
her Interest (oGe fourthl 10 two trgc,s
Gated Sc above, ono containing s-X sc
meTiy owed Sy thc late H3cloi Cay
containing 40 acres OF heavily wcode =
owned ~ the late Peudall RaSlana
Theae lands are the game u which "a
liam James Jones died seized. ala
Tsaas-Cash tbs ;Rxas fo7 1894 10
The purcha eF.
The foregoing sslo viii .eIe place q. The re
OF Fir Richard A TooznL0n, near TO Ash!snd,
distely after the sale Of his land
nh % GUDDkS 4. APPERsOy A
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lxUzR1ExvzA

*
A1Uu1NzAzA
NIw RIoHlloHD raKarKs.
Acting and ssass Manages. ....,,-...-...sD Ogden
comple.. and snvaryins success.
Crowded houses nightly tssafyins ihsis
appreciation Of the best dramatic
Company In the South !!
Who are now being presented BY the
Management IN assrfes Of
Some of which have
had possession Of the
stage for centuries.
Others--the production OF more
Modern and acknowledged Playwnghts.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81, 1894.
SECOND NIGHT
ENGAGEMENT OF
MIR. E. f. DALTON.
On which occasion To viii appear as
SIR EDtF.qRD MORTIMER
In George Coleman's (the younser) playof
~ THE IRON CHEST, -Hi
or
AMBITION AND KEMORSE.
ueteu ''''''''H''eS sO'~~ D'-~SS0~'
sns- See bills of the day for full cast, SC.
Ballad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e Banker.
Fancy Dance by............ Bliss Mary fi'ralnEfon.
The performance will conclude with the new
Farce entitled the
DUEL IN THE DARK.
Sallie Darlington in -Four Characters
Tbs Management, dcsrous of pleasing The public,
FULL AND COMPLETE
Baud of
II a X III o N I D N s,
Who will SHORTLY appear.
The Manager takes great pleasure in informing the
public that no has purchased and will shortly pro-
Guce the stariDg play, IN Two acis, written by DR.
Brickcn, cI this ci'y, entitled
PARLOR AND CABIN;
or,
THE MASTER AND SLAVE.
Doors open 3, :, performance commences at 9 p-e
oisely. nh so-n
dVONCEaT HAIL.
d; Exchange Hotel, cor iitn aad FraBs!n sta
DAy EVENING. - LIST, 1868,
Grand Combination of ADJUSTMENTS.
GRIND CONCERT.
Moving Coroc and Sentimental EabIescx.
ballads,
s;olos,
Quafte:te, and
Instrumental Music.
MAD. RuHI,
Hiss u, tisf p.pll9 -
and full Band. '''' Ak III '''' y
Also, several amateurs, who has kindly volunteered
After which,
SELECT BALL I.
PROGRAMME.
/. Grand Ovc.ture,-P outiBg from T.avatOre,
Verdi.
Mons Kessnick and full Band.
=. School for Tigers Tableaux.
3. Deperchere-ftoni La Gazza Lada
Madame Ruil.
4. Merry Cobbcr-TablcatN.
). Aria, from Ernani,
MaGane Ruh!.
6. Annie of the Vale-Quartette.
Madame Ruhl and Amateurs.
7. Chinese Pow WoY-Tabeaux,
:, Die Thranc, Gum6eit.
Madame Rubl.
9. Final, from Lucia Lammermoor.
Full Band.
10. Coming through the Rye
Mics Nj, (pupil)
II. Three Graces--Tahicaux.
u. Three Graces-(Err'esque)
-. Guitar solo.
Prof e Sau, Bingham.
Ii. Mother, oh siEg me TO rest, Keller.
Madame Kuhi and Amateurs.
ID. Fiaal--lrOm Lucrelid B0r.ia,
Full Band.
SELsCf BALL.
ADM iSSION
Iaaes and gentlen,ea, eash..
ChidGcn, each .........A.
Doors open at c'ociock. Curtain rises At S
o-Sis* NIL 3I-2t
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iS' 1 sIsss ss:dc.sctay~....
FANCY Articles, Stationery,
Gold and Silver Watches, &c
: = ssssa :: % soss r. - vim Ell
ssessooms No 1o2 Main street, an excellent assors
ment OF
Furniture,
oisss and crocksryxare.. .,,.,..
CONSISTING Of the following and other articles /:
ParIor suite, In satin brocatelle
Mahogany marble top cabinets
Jsnn, In, French, ma a other ss. ocasseaas
Wardrcbes, wnshstands
Tete q tetes, sofas, lounges
Mahogany dining, psrloF, and other tables
Tin safes, window shades
Feather beds, hair and sbuek mattresses
Sheets blank eis, quilts, pillows
Cups aud esaCars, plates, dishes
Plumbers, gobiets, knives and forks
Cooking, parloY, and office stsves.
ALEC,
Several nne gold and silver watches.
NH 40 WILLIAMSON & co, Aucss.
a UCTION SALE
II o. condemned Horses and Mules
QuAnrnRsAsrnsfs ovros,l
Gordcnsgiile, March %. 1864.
will sell at public auction, al this post, on
Thurstay, april II, a.
so condemned horses and mules
large lot OF old harness and saddles
Eud wagons too heavy for the service.
ALSO,
lot Of manure.
WB RICHARDS, JR,
NH 22tis Major and Post q II.
GOVERNMENT WAGONS
~ For sals ut public auction.
30 Wagons ard parts Of wagons
will cfer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
on Tuesday, 18th April, 1884, ct Beaver Dam, the
above named property.
THUNTER, Jr, Cap: and on,
mh 90 l0t@ Hanover Juuction.
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SMFOSTANT Notice TO Tax.Payers. -fou
Z hereby notified that the 10 psr cent sddin
tx Ga all profits ms1e by buying snd selling q.
time between the LIST January, 1853, and III
January, 1854, under the act Of Congress sppr
the eth day of February, 1864, h aow due
payable. Ard al. psrsons interested are rsau
to call ut ny Office NJ II Main IT, and report
Assessor, Thos A Staples, VIII will remsip
of3ce during ofice hours o. NJ to s P NJ t1rs
their Iis.s. CHASE SiHF0S, Josh Dis; Coz
THO5 4 STAPLES, leth Dist
...Dug
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present u uhg1 d r true representative Of
Virginia; that Virginia who does not muir
mur-thank God-who docs not cavil at her
burthen, but bears them cheerfaiiy, knowing
that by thus bearing them, and thus only,
can she secure her independence, together
with that of her sister States, and avoid
doom of vassalage and degradation without
precedent in the history of nations.
Judge Brockenbrough,w we aresure, does not
think every paragraph of the laws for promot.
Ing the public credit and strengthening the
army Is exactly just-what law ev% metthe
approval Of every man but he spoke with
glowing anticipations and hopes Of their
beneficial influence, and urged the people TO
unite thoroughly and tremendously with
each other in their support. This is the
true spirit for true men. 1t is the spirit of
the Countrywide spirit which burns in the
breasts of the people everywhere, Georgia
included. Cavilers aid grumblers are now
out Of place, and their music at all time
harsh and dissonant-noE especially disgust.
ing and intolerable.
We repeat-the boldness of the measures
Of the last Congress and the alacrity with
which they have been sustained by the peo-
plei monument to Southern patriotism.
BY this sign we shall conquer. From this
we learn the undying determination to be
free which nerves the Southern arm and fires
the Southern heart. Soon we ehall see some
Of the benefits the solid results of the spirit
of seH-sacritce of our people coming to
them In return for their loyalty and devo
ton, which has been SO severely tried, aud
30 brightly displayed. And we are to learn
"a well from thensSs the sentiment and spirit
OF the people that the. South never can be
conquered
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OFFICE OF TIE HARYL4sb SOCIETY,".

OFFICE OF TIE HARYL4sp SocIETY.l
Richmond, March IS, 1861. { 20
30 ST 4 meeting CT the Society, held this
r~+ oyenin-;, the following gentlemen were Sc
iec;ea 70 act as finance committee, to receive
contributions for the purpos. Of promoting the Or
eanizston anu providing ioi lie comfort Of the SOL
diers o; the Maryland Line, nov being organized
with the sanction OF his Excs;lency the President
and 10 superin.end the expenditure of the same:
In CHAS MACGlLL, JOHN CALVERT,
EOBT EOUGH, VA WRIGHT,
Col GEO KANE.
BY order. w II S TAYIOR, Pres't.
Attest--Jso CALVERT, See'y and ITes'r.
Iuh 2y-3it
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OST.-On the morning OF the 9Th, between
I ihe Meadow Bridges and the Old Market. my
Pocket Book, containing about forty I'VE dollars
and valuable papers, O! no use to any one except
The oWner. / will give the money TO The finder II
left at tic Dispatch Office, or on l7th ST. between
Main aud Franklin, AT the Virginia Sa!oon.
Iul 3)-2t~ ADAh WiTTEL.
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yeacEsTRAfED Ley .---I have for sale Two
~ cases OF concentrated ley: price Sl5 PER bog
orders may be lst ssr 1t tie Dispatch Ofico TO-
day, I'nh si-ssfl JAS X BELL
EOk sale "A veIy fine large Mule, years Cd !,
II a Hlx's stable, icsh street, between Main and
larry .Hn 3i--2tA
TOE saie-~h large Platform Mil se.zla. II TIC
Vi.siaia Towing Gsmiang's astcs, 12sh street,
between Maia ard GARY. ,.h 3,--sts
yYERY usce Family Racon
iaf sale b.
81 S.. 4 E5FSEUS@k,
mn JA-lt l6l BROAD st.
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OrRscx RICHMOND AND PsTksssrs 40 Il 70,
Richmond, Va, March -, 1854.
TIA ynsctirg Of The Board Of Directors CT ~ :
u company, held on Saturday, the lesh issi'' 'h'
following resolution WAS adopted
Repirrd, That the company pay the ,esneus,.a
Siatss tax assessed by tia act o! tcpLress appras
l7th April, 1868, on the stock held by priss.e
Aollars. n " YANRlNefoS,ftsa'
ma oA-.2aw4w
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T .OSr-on the 29,h inst, near tho corner IF l7s.
IL and 6;arsS oil Streets Kay free papers. liberal
reward viii be paid for them if left az this ofiics
nh Slit AAhY WILLIS.
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Il 'oh sese--A sinai! young COW Of bio I'll ssock
She gives nearly three gallons Of milk daily. -
Upon this point any one DESTROYS OF purchasing WIN
DC Afforded an opportunity Of satisfying himself fully
enc mas not had cait tiuss last summer. She in
probably tbc finest mixer Ct her size in the State
friea s, $50 The name of tae owner may be
tound by inqalflag as bog III - Dispatch Office
NH Sf-.1ts
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ZJU night, tn ASH, from ny stable, On ssrsSs
iaa uuer SITS, one sorrel Mare, with star in fore
head ard large sea, en- the lef, ham, between the
hip and gambril JOINT: e'sp, sorrel horse, with
pas.crn joints Of the hind feet slightly scared from
Interfering; both have the collar marks upon them
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
Ct the thieves and the recovery OF The horses.
NH 30-2ts Wii S AUN>ON, l3 PcaSi 81.
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G tSr-Cershcatc = o 81, Tor Il shares Richmond
Importing ant ExpoI ting company, OF which
tive shRrcs had been Transferred. An application
will be rcade for renewal Of the certificate
NH Si--iaWtTf = CRESShAH
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RUNA WA ~

900 DOLLARS reward.--S.olen, Ia Richmond
s1VO ca Saturday, March 28th, my horse, sad
de, and Bride sail horse is 4 blood bay, Q years
Old, ie hands high, in good eervceaSlo condition. be
has Old gear On the insite Of hs right hi2c leg,
above he knee; no other Bia1k recoec.ed; he has
long neck, and VIXEN urGer the saddle he holds
hgh b, nd. Will pay the above reward for his de
livery CT for any int0r;a ai0n that will enable ne TO
get him egsn RICh'D ATRlCE, co +,
An Va cavalry, stationed near Richmond.
ma 9t-2tt
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na IND nssIs h'Ra,dWas stolen ca
Sunday night: the f7sh Of tia month"; the following
articles large gobieis, 81 sn Il. 10, ali cut; large
glass pitcher, white do, one VI them with plated
top; 10 silver plated forks, 10 dinner knives, 10
breakfast dc, WITH white handles; 2 saiGeilars aud
spoons, pIatoa; very large hams Of bacon. viii
give the above reward for the return Of c articles
mentioned, o. any information that viii lead TO
their recovery. [nh S0-3tl VIEW SLEDD.
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hYofIeE.-The holder OF aegosiabin note fes
lv 5000, drawn by Ssioa S:e.neiu, dated on
the 3ist January, 1851 aud Payable TO loss Rekor
order, thirty Ave mcaths after IFS date, and en-
dnrsed hy Mr. Rcs, is hereby requested and rean,re
70 Present The same for pavmen. to Mrs BARBRA
Sie'ncin, Administrative Of simon steiplein, decd
Payne OF the note may be demanded a.. MostI
cello Hotel, IN Richmond city, No ibI B1csd street,
se'weeh ON siia .shsas mi 3l--atf
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WANTS.

ASTEp-A purchaser fer very vaiuaoe
~ family os negroes, mother aud i'Fc Gsush'e:s
Tas mother about N years Of ags, aud one Ef Inc
best Ceoks in Virginia; also, eood seam;trefs,
washer, and ir0ueT; the daughters arc 10 and 10,
Both excellent house servar.S and the o,t CT fEir
seamstress. This family Of ncgi oes Is sold Tor no
fault, and will be only sold 10 parties wishing them
TOD their own use 20 traders Geaa Apply Eeasons
Tor selling and othc: PARTICULARS viii be given on az.
pilcston. Address BOZ No 49, klchinond o.
NH 81 C.s
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0USE ana Lot at P0whasan Cart Horse lor
j seie.---A houso and lot a. Powhgisn q z is
offered for sale privately until ;ie Let Of April next.
The lot contains four Of land, with very de.
s!rable g.roen The house Sas nine rooms, ard in
tolerabiy good repair. In the village there is good
society, and pear 10 churches and schools. To any
wishing residence in the country this place
ofers many advantages. For terms apply TO Eaj
II =. Is a.. .,s ~ 81 ia nisae.
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/ OSr-a2o reward. -Lost, On Saturday, the 2o.n
inst memorandum book, conteihiog. my dis
charge aud suffers pspers also, sema private pa
pers, Of nc use ~ any one but myself, Tue nacer
viii confer favor ard receive $40 rewar by esy-
ing The same at This or the Passport Office.
nh S3--2s~ TAIS a COSkLlE.
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AfUttup.--tin account 81 the sew cuEIthty
~ which goes inio operation OF tha II ApiH DC
va give notice to all persons Woo hasi eaetst
ours drawn upon either OF the Bs2sn t;aas tsay NJ
nTe~eet them on OF before the ash icss or pay NE.
o.herw .se thoy vii have 70 receive payment 10
pre.ent ourre.,sy Or per cont. bonds, xhicn :
s3anks may elsot upon which they are drawn
All persons 70 whom We are ipiertvd arc ~
auessad W cGsae forward before the 2oth hss ssu
receive tbs amounts due thspa, otherwise we wa
pay osly Ii the present currsOoy.
UHAS T woRTHax Z CO.
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z OST-- Monday afternoon, 2Sih inst. between
Du.sl's drug store, ocruer IF i0it and Main
sffeess and battery No A, two rolls Of sotes s,'s
containing $500 in istes, are ether S2eo ~ tens ava
covery Of the money, ii In at tbs taics.
NH 20-2,t
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NAVY pEPAHTMENr,
Office Special Service, cor 9Th Bank ets,
Richmond, March 30, 1864
IN DOLLARS Reward -Strayed from the V
OU Navy stables. ON 18th st, on Monday, the 2S:h
inst, a medium sized mouse coiefed horse mule, about
Q years old, with white spot about the size OF
half dollar on the right hip, and slightly cut IN the
mouth with the bit. Said mule was lately purchased
at auction OF Il Cau.horn, and formerly owned by
Mr. waring, of New Kent county. Tho above re-
ward with expenses will be paid fog tho return Of
said mule to thi5 Office.
JOHN II PARKER,
NH 9l-Ss Lieutenant in charge.
zs T0LEN-- On Monday night last, two COVE; one
! a large red COW, with horns sawed Oh, and had
eiits ia both ears the other medium siZed COW,
with white back and feet, MAJ kei with boie IN one
ear and slit in the ether. I will pay the sum Of
$500 for the delivery of both cows, or $3.50 for
either one, besides the sum Of $500 for tins arpre-
hension OF the thief. Wa L SALMON,
NH 3i-3it Odd Fe;lows' Hall Richmond