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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07
Notice TO City Subscribers.

From and after March 1st, all subscrip-
tions to The DAILY STATESMAN will be col
lected every two weeks, unless paid in ad-
vance. Subscribers will confer favor, and
save much trouble, by leaving the money at
their residences, as no money will be taken
at the Office after this time.
o. GLOVER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07
Heavy Robbery.

New YORK, June Gone of our promi-
nent moneyed institutions has been robbed
of twenty u. S. 1910 bonds for s., 900, num-
bered 3l,573, 1854, 3l,575, and numbers
3l,606 to 1892 inclusive. Payment of the
bonds and coupons annexed has been stop
ped. A reward Of $4,000 is offered for their
recovery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

Ho FOR BALTIMoRE.-To-day is the last
day in which trip tickets from Wheeling to
Baltimore, lasting ten days, can be had for
ten dollars. This is the best chance to see
Baltimore and the Capital that has occurred
for a long time, or that will SOON occur
again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07
CITY ITEMS.

THE ladies of the Town street NJ. F..
Church will give Strawberry Festival in
the Lecture room of the Church, on Wednes-
day evening, June Sth. Admission 25 cts.
Children 10 cts. They will be glad to see
their friends. Come oil.
dot
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Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-Tho California
pleted and in running order for thirty
miles from Sacramento. Workmen are en-
gagged on the next section of twenty miles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

HALIFAX, June 6, 2 p. MA dispatch
sent out by the steamship Damascus, and
duplicated per the China, notes the reduc-
ton of the rate of discount by the Bank of
England from 8 to 7per cent.
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s,629 43
ORDERS DRAWN ON APPI
Balance in the Treasury, June 6

Balance in the Treasury, June 6......"..S 76s %
On account of the absence of the chair
man of the committee OH Ways and Means,
the main business Of the session was post
poned until the next meeting, and on mo-
tion of Mr.. Donaldson the Council adjourn
ed .. .#.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

STRAwBERRIEs. W The largest crop Of
strawberries in this vicinity is that of Mr..
Edward jaeger south ofithe city, who, from
five acres planted, now gathers from forty
to fifty bushels every day. They are called
the Albany Seeding, and are the size of a
walnut. Taken raw they are splendid,
taken with cream they are delicious, but
taken with mint Julep and straw, they
are-well, description fails! lffa,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

THE best stock company that ever ap-
peared in this city will make their debut at
the Theatre tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

ON complaint of DIR. Freeman and others,
the house Of ill-fame on East Gay street, of
which mention was made yesterday, was
again entered by the police, who arrested
ten disorderly soldiers and five demireps.
The soldiers were each fined five dollars,
upon payment of which they were dis
charged. The women are still in the sta
tion house.
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N.Y. WeekIy Kank aratement..Innna.


Stocks better. 7. S. year certificates 90: Pa.
rl1c Mail 2t6; Toledo and Wabash 69K: Erie mig;
Michigan, southern eik illinois Central Scrip ia1T:
Cleveland and Pittsluig NIX; Chicago and NORTH.
western ~: DO preferred 97at Chicago and Rock
ll5%. o "'-'' N"''"s0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

BULwER's great five act play the Lady of
Lyons, Miss Rachel johnson as Pauline, at
the Theatre tonight.
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PROPOSALS for Building a
New Jail.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE FRANKLIN Co..
COLUMBUS, May 81, 1864. !
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il at the office Of the County Auditor until June
", 1861 for furnishing material and building com
county. . =
Complete, drawings and specifications are on file
with the County Auditor, which can be examined
. The work to be commenced Immediately after the
bonds for the performance Of the contract are exc
cuted and approved and incosed before the 3lst day
of Dcceinber. The building and all work specified.
to be completed on or before the lst day Of July.
1862 10 the acceptance Of the Commissioners.
. Bonds, TO be approved by the Commissioners, will
be required for the faithful performance Of the work.
according TO the specifications and plans.
JACOB -LYH,
JAMES w, BARBEE.
DENNIS b. STRAIT,
Junel-dtd Com. of Franklin Co
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now Yorlk MONEY Market.-June q.

Money more actiee at GG7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange in fair request at l09a( for gold
GYld more active and firmer; opening ut B33f, and
closing steady yat9355.
>, Government Stocks heavy and lower. u. s. 0's
ST. coupons, ia 5-20'e, coupons. l05al09A.
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= II OLEN.

ER0M the subscriber, X miles east of Gahan-
IL ma, large BAY MARE, eight years old Ia,
spring, large white star in her forehead and light
name. She had no shoes on when stolen. Any per-
son giving information where she can be found will
be literally rewarded.
LEWIS FALTER, -,
junef-ddwlt Gahanna, Mifflin Township.
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Saith the preacher, 'minrle DUST
Let US mingle as We must"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23
HEkiufAk

1di1fA b sasAeisEt rr1abss " refsers hsysosA
q psad - SeArs q ese, - e. - conpaesa ssta-
pany lur each C0nsr sassonai DE.fiot oosnpstsrsi
oslccr, Of the rank u Uooasi, VIII be sssigsSd b.
this buresn 70 sgsaiss such coinysniss Into Z .
EiEasst, IL Tiers be tbs requisite Number ii com2A
Ai.s ~ into bsiraiea, II thsre ha .sss thanfsa
soEpantss % iato two bat. aitcns II dssmed prs
fetnble,
*. 6sNRRAL INSfnCCrsoSs.
l. Commandments viii always bear In mind that
ucacrA Orders No e. 10 p0t 0riy tho basis bat crMl
. largo portion Of these instrurtiona. They will
la bituav rScuY ~ tie provisions 10 aid in the april
Gallon Of the ether prov ieiobs Of tsis circular.
C0mmandanis will, OF course, refer cases Of
difficulty to this Bureau; but references which bear
on tho!r face that they rather 70 aveii due
spoDsibiIity or labor, will be rctuSncd without 70
marks.
;. The duty Of t5e commandscts VI cnRscriptx b
In accordaBcc Wth tbcae Instructions, 10 maintain
and inveoratc the Industrial production of the Con-
fcdcracy, and supply it's arnice with men. This dut5
must be performed, or our struggle for indcpcnd-
encc and liberty will fail.
BY order Of Col J 8 PsRTOS. Supt.
my Its .ORD UFFlELD, A A 3ea.
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Gold in New York,

There is nothing more remarkable thar
the pertiuaeity with which the Government
Ot Lincoln strives to keep the price of gold
below 2o0. That seems to be o fatal point
in their imagination, and they are infected
with the true gamblers superstition res
pecting it. Now gentleman just through
the lines, informs us, that he gave 2l5 tor
that one hundred dollars worth Of 1t can
not be this day bought in that market, fol
cent under 80 Such is our own belief
nay, we doubt whether it can be obtained
even ut that price.
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MED.


Eesfcraar metz ing, about o'eioct aitex ps"
trncted tllpe, : rf consumption, M!s coNcl
n VANCE. IN III, ga year Of her sg', VIE
Henry Waco, II thts city.
flrs fuuera. will take place from th'' sfssaehc.
IF ,.r husb. nd IN 9th street, hetw.en bfoau a"a
M., sh an this al I. raaoa at 4o'coct The iteh1s
nT The Family arc lavitcd 10 attcad.
a. The 2ist tust al his resdfnre, on Gfaee u
y, THOMAS e rEACHY, In the slst ycas "' ms
ase -. @, ,,.as
Ills suu..ai viii take place from ~ jones
rhutct, THIS day. (fhursday, ti iDst.) al ~ c'".
NJ rhe fti.ais aud aeqasiaiaaces ot The 'a'n'y
are invited To- attend.
In this city a, the Officers, Hospital o, T""c.
native Of Anne Arundel couaty, Md.
Ills fttruds ere In vited - attend his tnneiai
f.om 81 James Church. at half past O'Clock I'M"
aiiW moon
A, her residence, IN Hanover coasty, va, on the
anh Arsii, Is51. o, 81. urisy. hss ANN CLOOGu'
i'm the 6G,h af Of her age, consott 81 Ctnhsh'
DE-, a. " no in-t one month and nineteen IA! PIE
vt.,us brea.Lcd his last.
I'm Mancb. s,er, on the l9,h inst, IRA DOcCLAS.
oalv sun of I.,ho q and Julia Tibbs. aged years
1 months and 10 days.
A1- Petersburg papers please copy
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GRANTS LAST = iAuAiS2 Opefnuon'
The Yankees, who crossed over 10 DeeI
Bottom day or two ago, and fortified them
selves there, have not, as yet, developed
their object. SO Tar as to uaaLe it iuteilieibie
TO th ,se Of the outside world. Yet II ~ no
doubt perfectly understood by General Lee
who has thus far slown that he has an ia :
tuitive knowledge Of all Grants intentione'
even before they are maturcd in bis own
mind. Under the conf dcut belief that sueh
IL the fact, We, and the people OF R'chmaha
with rs, feel perfectly secure, eatihea tna'
III, re lie fixed on the enemy an eye 'hat Is
never closed, and vigilance mat never
slumbers In the presence OF danger.
II "a nossible that Grant means to under :
take the sieze of both cities at the came time.
This is condemned as bad tactics by Napo-
leon, being the very thing which Garnet d.
rected hin. to do, in bis (Carnot's) plan for
his operations 10 the fint campaign OF Italy,
but which he thought proper TO Decline
Yet II mag be consistent with the Graz
practice, which is Of more modern date, and
probably supcrscdes the other. At any
rate he will not sneak 10, as he hoped to do
at Petersburg Some imagine that it Is the
comm encement Of a grand retreat down the
Peninsula a Ia Mcclellan. But We hardly
think Grant is prepared for that yet. 1t viii
take two or three more bcatings to put him
On the run.
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by ~. q. ftcdsd7tts, dta.t,
TINE Entire Stock OF
/ iaricr
Dining room, aud
Chamber Furniture
OF the Monticello House
For sais at acctlou
On Monday, tho 9th mat, at 10 O'Clock. | an, ~
stfucted by The prorrietois of the above prep,tv
TO sell at the above wei-aLown ssiabistl, A.,
| 60 Main ct, tue entire stock Of furui ufe, ~.
In lie parlor l may name-
splendid ross wood Casel piano, iii1 tone nass
and make VI Viii are excellent
very large all 1 superior Brussels carpet
Mahogany and walnut sofas
Mahogany rocking chairs, csua do
Centre, carl, aud work tables
Handsome shades, vas,s, and mautel gras
nehts.
la dining room furniture viii be found
Several large n.shogsny tsbiss
safrs, curloards, .ideooard
Dinner ware, such as dishes, plates
Cups and AaucarE, castors, &c
Table ware such as knives and forks
Spool =, silver plated forks
Glassware. gobl ,ts, tumoieTs, salts, sc
fhs entire ia.niture OF tgeniy eight chambers 10.
Guiding
Mahogany, Jenny Lind, cottage Franeh poet,
and IL beGsteada
Hand-omo mahogany marble top bureaus
Wash.taahs, toilet tables, chairs
Bowls. pitchers, &c
Very exce't Tt leather bede
B0i-teIs, pliioTs
Hair. cotton, sbd -shncx MATTRESSES
Besides . general assortment VI bedding
ALSO,
Cooking, par!or, xu1 other stoves
A general assortment, OF us.lil Kitchen idrDi
At the ssme time will bs sold the u7s1pi9ed .asa
of the house, running unit. ,be oh Of mex, New IN
Der. K pLhAsASIs,
je22 huc ioneer.
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Obituary.

Killed, near Petersburg, on Friday, the l7ih OF
June alter seysra days. hard fighting Tor the free
dom nf his cauetry, I efporai JOIN r DIGGs. in
the 24th ye;r of his ag+, mrmber Of COL, 18th
Va regiment, wise's brigade.
lie was . good soldier, AVID, believe, good
Christian. ! understand that he was willing Ia
die. and tina, the day fose his death he took III
his wa,ch All ring aud gave them 10 his Captain,
and told hi.l he would eet killed, and the u. II
evening at o'clock he was sliuek by ball which
passed throup;, his head. Tie Gully lived one hour
and q b AZ AL then his saul hope, went 10 rest
In Heaven. lie enlisted In the bcginn lug oi the
war, and SCI. IA as a faithful soldier 10 the day
of his deaib
oh, my feart Is sad and lonely,
AsIw p for him that's goue,
And his home is Ohe and drcafv,
For their darling boy is gone. f. MATTE.
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NJthing is easier than to conduct great
Revolution: A scattered agricultural people
who know nothing Of war except what they
have read In books and newspapers, who are
as unaacustomed TO manufactures as to arms
may suddenly be set upon by gigantic ty
ranny, gigantic in numbers, wealth, resources,
and the capacity OF developing and consoii-
tue Of their cause, the handful OF uututored
agriculturists can dispose Of their advelsaries
As promptly as David did OF Goliah. II they
do not, it Is the fault of their Government,
which ought never to have taken upon itself
such tremendous responsibilities, without
being able to Ia IKE the sun to shine and the
rains to fall, thereby securing plenty to eat
and drink; aud other attributes CT omni-
science and omnipotence, enabling it always
to make proper selection Of agents, and to
control all the circumstances and wants OF
human action. We are CORY to say that the
Government of the Southern Confcderacy
has fallen far short of this high standard. IL
has proved itself to be mere y human, and
therefore liable to error. We do not wish
to be captious or censorious. We admit
that it has accomplished more in proportion
to Its means ethan any other Government,
similarly situated, IF which history makes
mention. 1t is probable that, before the be
ginning of this war, the whole civiiz I'd
world would have agreed that Mr.. Seward,
10 allowing ninety days for crushing out the
rebellion, exhibited great moderation, and
made as liberal allowance for the obstacle he
would have to encounter. The result, it is
truc, has astounded the natiOns, but it mig ht
have been even more wonderful. The North
ought to have been conquered and CON-
PEELED to supplicate humbly foLpeace in six
months. A Government Of true ambition
would never be satisfied with any achieve
ment short of this. If 1t cannot accom-
plish superhuman success, it ought at once
to reaign. and peAnlt the demigods now in
private life, and who are painfully aware OF
its shortcomings, to take lis place, and re-
deem their country.
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.1asfija ft+ .Ais 81 eGa 81 s<.s = fal 'hu -
i,sc1 Nm ts nr,he tho eortents u two sei xieP
,rs ,cc hoases eoata,.,as shous % oso .as.es q
nc-e csc.r re tn JoElHS1 ON, LAO Main a.
/, 3i-it
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~ MASONIC Notice The members vi kich-
~ mond Lodge, No TO- are summoned to attend
\ called mee,isg OF Their Lodge Ia their Hail. on
Marshall 81, between 6.h ana 9Th, on this (rhurs-
day. morning At IL och ca, for tho purpose Of pAy
ing Tho last tribute OF respect N our deceased bro
thsr. DE- T Psacby. OF No q, Williamsburg
Members Of lister Lodges and trans ent brethren
10 geod standing frateraaty invited 70 attend.
-BS ardsr OF tue Wor Msstcr.
s23-lt JAS 4 kIDDIcK. S,c'y.
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AoGTSW nAIkx,.fsfs o.,

~ - -
ny u. =. J1esa 4 60. hi. ''aa.
Tao i9.h q. esiSssa xs,s aa, cs,t
WI \ wtlixeil I'd ftas.J.y e,e,at,y y.
~ ss',F''"esciuE At 10 .eisss. II ,sf ,. ,sa AZ
| ntm ''i's'7S
furnncfs.
susa.aer olotL:ay,
Dry 0ooas,
Lace s;ssti.is,
9ofi AMI
consisting Of saver w''stss T.,
Bureaus, sefss, chasrs
Tables, mattIesSss, lfph tJue.s
Iaai n no C, silk lace saan,i,,as
Pictures, Ras chanae.ic,s
Writ,es INK, cissts, tobacco. A,
Cons'snmonss so'"'eu, shl received Till ,aa,,,-
VI ss,s' DF BOOTH atos
le3l An,l.s
ADDITIONAL
loo bales p'"aecc smoking iobaoco
2so do Dixie do do
$50 do Ch cora do do
LOG ish dout |. barnet gua
/ splaBdif Get OF iswsiry, 90 ..u
Ear drops, hreAs,pin. aud btsee,si
- 70 y BOprii n u, sa.,.
Ey Geo. w. wis, A ctr.
mo. 63 Main ct
WILL cell at Auction, At my store on TLp,.,.
I june 81, commencing ut 10 O'Clock, b.,
Household aud Kitchen furniture,
S.oves. crcckery
And glassware
Rely ma1s clothing,
Shoes, hats
Bsma~ts. blankets, 40,
Tobacco, ses&rs, groceries, &,
Gold and silver wA.ches
Jcw.iIy, &c.
GwwUfr.
Js.1 Auctf'ne~
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h<. MERTiN0 Of Stockholders. "A called
~ meeting Of The Stockhoidsrs Of the Roanoke
Valley Railroad vij be held In The town Of Ciar
vtlls on Saturday, the 96,h day Of jane, 1864.
Business of great importance will come before
he etoekholacrs, ssd itis desirable that every one
shOuld b present.
Dy order u the Board.
my n -a.swM WILLIAMS, sssy.
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! VH e q EN1.

pills Bw aREtN.
i~o~sM xN1A
Nsw xlcnaonp rekATsr,
~ Corner Of ith aad Bsosd ST.
THURSDAY EvE"lNe. June 81 1854.
ASrTHRE2 TlECEs ~
The ps,f,.m .ncc viii commence with an
Overture (CudercilA -Roasn) .......... Ofohes'Is
When will be rt,e otcd tho eIrgaat ,msdy entitled
FAINT HEART
NEVER WON fAia LADY.
se,ectes Piec,s ........ Miss Blanche Middleton
Fancy DiBc. ........A Mss Mary PariiGgton
To be followed by (of the first time) the "wan,"
by Il D'Orsey Ogdeu, entitled
OGDEN'S ADVENTURE
Dorsey og,.n. ii, com.diAn &c, wnen he is -
by -, corner 7th and Il :aat etreats, Ri hm5nd.
Va, & 8 b. himself. ......:. x D'pf.sy Ogten
Mhs Snlte .r'......H Miss Ss'Ee fA'tihyaoH
10 bs followed nv t1a new aad original
soLthssl Authtm,
The tex. by Captain ernest Halpin, composed "
Prof T. i DE-; IL let snug b, the
ELtirs Company.
Conclude with, for the lrst time, the Iaughsb!e
farce entitled
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Tomorrow, Fir .tav. the new play Of
JACOB VANE,
the DEAL bUA1MAN.
III rehearsal. an o. gina, area, entitled
WHERE'S YOUR WIFE.
Also. . new comedy, entitled
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
NoryCs BOX Office cpen froia 8h n to ? N
whom seals may be'sssarei.
GRANGE or OPEyING lioUR.--Doors open ct half past
O'Clock, psrrorMsuoe t. comneace 1t half past
precisely. j. 23 1t
DICHxVND VARIETIES,
II. Franklin street
JK BusRAaE commemorative. Manager
PROF VAN ROBINSON,
The Gel EBRArED
MAGICIAN,
Ha, Just arrived and vii Appear
TO NIGHT,
In Connection Win
Prof BUaRidE,
PIANIST aud B.adist
r1yor particular sea small bids i,23-l,t
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HUNA VA Us

OnO DOLLARS Rewa,d--Wiil be paid pY hue
ZUU TOR the apprehension and eona ;enieat in
10y I'll Of q negro man nssnsd Kity, vito rab
away from VIM Bsanton, In Amelia county. said
EearO was Furchascd ty sat tifan on st IL MOI =
Veil, In Richmond. Address JOHN 0HIs,
23-0aa3s' Jetergvitio u, Amelia Co, Va.
or DJLLAES ksWsrd-Bach viii DO pad ius
ZsD tho spprehe os,0n ot Reuben, Jerry, a.d kea
uen, three slaves employed by the Va Ue trial Raii.
road tctils aud SUPPOSED - be IN the city. II
taken out VI the city The reward will DO doubled -
Jerry has on his upper lip, aud tie color oil
all is black. ID WuiTCoMt,
il 33-Gt Generai buper't.
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100 DOLLARS keward.-hanaway iiom tie
fU\y sub.erit Ell, Gu Saturday, lS.h June, ne
g.u man nsmei Philip, 81 10 90 years OLD, feet
or 8 inches high, slender built, large eyes, and
small chin, and ,poaks qaickiy. He was formerly
owned by Mr. Moore, lumber merchant, On Broad
street, Fur Ills return % me confinement IN Botne
iaii I Will pay = reward Of 500 on application to
M ON the williamsburg turnpike nesr battery No
a fie22--etsi TW RHSsIakR
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TSlEfY DsllArs Rewsrd.-RaD away, on the 18th
Inst, my son Albert. free by, OF isTx ginger
bread csmpiextoI, he hal On ~hsn ha left gray
coat, with small brass ba,;ops On IT, Purple cotton
pants, . straw hat with red taro on Il; has very
has teon for SON time apxous 10 60 With Govern.
mens wagons. / expect lac is with the a ny soIe-
where around Richmond.
CAROLINE HsSLY,
ia 29-ett 60behlaSd Gu, Va.
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IL ICa. leo ao~ ss'e.--can t. had In any qaan
tty, at al hours ef tho cay NJ The American sta
b,cs. corne Il iosh AID Cary streets
Joil is W GREEN.
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ar SPECIAL NoTIC -1Avins b.ack snoe
s.n,.. N iSth street. Treaty good rhoeme&er's
vsntsd on ,sdies' and IN shoes. Good prices VII
be rtven. aud plenty Ct work, and mensy paid on
delivery Alec, = ttbbisr can have constant sm-
plos ment, and seat In the store js21 2t
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Onn DOLLARS kew Ard.- Lett my faru, Ia
eCUU Hanover county, about the stA OF Jure
my Ooy Eiward. hs 10 asout ntssa years OF age,
OF Q light brown co.or; h.d on when he lett blue
with Gen I.eo's army will give The above reward
far his appSehrnsi1u ami delivery 70 Asssss Dick
insop Il Hiii, kicLm0ad, Va.
j. 3s--St HENRY CURTIS.
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Enn DOLL AIS r. w&Fd--Yiii DO paid for thu
e)VyU apprehension and coIhaement 20 ! can
kss him, Ii out Of tho S,ats, ard 30 ia the
State, } q my maa Oheiss. Chelsy u about rees
10 inches high, brown color, rather II 1 face, Is
quito iaseiiigsnt, isns eb,at l66 AS pounds,
ssd 10 nsst-ra.e csrrentss.
HENRY CARsIN0rON,
brakes Branch flsi- 0iBee,
- 3taN2wt Charlotte county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

ZANE Hunlre1 Dollars f6wAfd.-Srayed from
I my house, corner Of 4;n sud Baker Etc, On
lnu i4th lest, good sal pale red and white sp1t
red Cow, giving about two GALLONS Of milk pes day.
Tee BIB we reward v Ill be paid for her c0very.
- ie 23--3t~ JOHN FUHfEk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

yUANrRD-A good shoe maker; also, am pre-
w pared " do all kinds OF shoe IA akirg ana mend
lug o. the lowest prices and IT TIE shoitest bote,
as have some good leather on hand. Call soon ~
the corner Of Cary snd FousLcc BIS, North side.
lie 23-Xt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

LHnTKAY Uos.-A large red CIV, Si.h eross
IL On her hfs hip, escaped from my seI rant, n
tbs River RI d, near Ninr-mile l. -cks suitable
.ewar;t win be paid Tor her recovery.
is 23-6s JOSEPH x ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

AZ ANfEL-l"inuaisteiy, Two go,ri Is "t ksm" hs
w horse shoes. snd two strixeIs Good
wages paid. Apply ~ once at SAURKS, M0ntt-
cello Hotel Bfoad street, or at tho shop, On hsook
avenue near the creek. 6 SAUER.
il 2g-3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

hSrHAY. At my iarm, On the Westham plank
~ roa 1, Que clay bank hJrse, " hich the Wner
caa get By paying charges aud proving prop rty.
il 13 ste N T. kPUTTS a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

lI>SrHAf -Cano 10 my let. Uu Tutsdpy iass, y
~ large bay Horse, which the owBer can get by
proving property and paying charge.
DOMLER,
ja 23-2.t Buchanan SpriDg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

U,T.--LeiI IL soms store \ sck Case about 10
4 inches lor z, contaiaing glass instrument for
testing the strength Of a,c ,hoi Any tnfor mstion
respecting It viii be thankfully received by
RICHARD FOX,
10 ?2-2tt City Ganger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

Il SrkAY.-fsken up, sb~ III the iAs II Sane two
IL horses. nEe BLACK, wnh aide AID bridie uue
Light bay, with halter. :The owuers are r 4 tstei
tsks lhem away. Apply to 3 V cor sEY, at Mel
Jobp Z Maynafus eli 70, coIner Glib AMI Main sts.
1923 lOtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-23

.By R0bs,isoat, Adtt,aS i 60, 41.ets.
iCornoI 9Th aud Maiu ats.