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\ dispatch from Washington, dated the 4th says
Several military companies have Just been orya-
nized at Carlisle The feeling OF the people IL
be such that general plan is only necessary to rally
large numbers of the people for defensive purposes
Alarming runors from time to time prevail to the
intentions Of the rebels; but there IS nothing
t,blish their truth.
The telegraph line was working to-day from Car
lsL to IageIstown bat there was no particular
information from the latter point. Many farmers,
with their teams, who, during last Saturday and
Sunday, fled iii panic, are now cautiously returning
% their homes.
The continued alarms of rebel movements have
Brought all business to a standstill and general
organization for defence seems actually necessary to
restore cOntid nee to the public mind.
The following appeal from General Couch, an
amy officer to the people, to "bu.hwhack' the
Confederass, sounds rather strangely from people
that have denounced bushwhacking in the Gonfede-
1acy, and murdered so many unoifending citizens
merely upon the suspicion of being engaged in it,
We copy the official order for the benefit of the
Government:
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HosrIrAL srrrIrrs,--A few days since the sur.
geon in charge Of the North Carolina division Of
winlsr Hospital received, through the attention Of
Governor Vance, fifteen thousand dollars worth of
supplies, which are intended for the sick and
wounded from that State now entered at that hasp-
tai Governor Vance. on behalf Of North Carolina,
is uiremittine in his efforts to provide for the COM
fort and happiness Of al invalid soldiers from his
state who are away from home, and 70 lar their
wants hare besa AbRndautly supplied.
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HusrIxGs CorET or MAoisTRATEs.-This body
commenced its August term yesterday. The follow
ing business was disposed of:
Joshua Owens charged with stealing eold watch
and chain from William Ciarkson, examined
and sent on before Judge Lyons for trial
Andrew slave of Elizabeth Carver, sent on for cx-
ANIMATION on the charge Of stealing a horse from
Henry Debell, was discharged.
by consent Of the court, aofle pr0seqai Was en-
tered in the case Of Joseph Abrams, charged with
felcny, and he was discharged.
Tbs court then adjourned to meet again at IL
o'clock this morning.
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RESUMPTION or Az EVENING TsAIS.-1The evening
passenger train on the Richmond and Danvilie rail-
road, which was discontinued few weeks since, has
again been resumed, and train viii hereafter leave
the depot in this city every afternoon until other
wise ordered The time Of departure is four oclotk
- M
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GOINa THE YANkEEs.M. Hoppe, member of
cImpany ii, Nineteenth Virginia militia, has been
arrested and committed TO Castle Thunder, the
charge of attempting to desert to the enc N.Y. Hoppe
has been sojourner here for a number Of years,
and until the recent discovery of his treacherous de-
signs was regarded by his aeauaintances as a man
warmly attached to our Southern institutions.
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E0(A D0LLAkB Reward Kan Away from the
sBUU subscriber sbou. tho ist Of February lxsl
!. Roy John, About Ia or Is years cid, light Ccppes
color, with ehort, straight hair bad when be lef
new suit Of cotton clothes. dyed snan color Johr
no doubt he II with our army The Atoye rswart
viii be Paid for his apprehension and delivery 4
Leo Bowman, hlohcund We, OF secured In AMI
jail o that get him. WN n 0WIN.
iy A-lmt
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CONNECTION We were in error yesterday in sta
ting that the lady who committed suicide on Satur-
day last was daughter of Mr.. William s. Forrest,
formerly of Norfolk
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- EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, FIVE
IL MILES FROM THE TOWN OF GREENS
BORO', NORTH CAROLINA, AND THREE
QUARTERS OF \ MILE FROM NEW GARDEN
COLLEGE, SITUATED on THE ROAD LEAD
ING FROM GREENSBORO 10 SALEM.-lThe
Improvements two-5toTy dwelling, nearly new
built in 1860 has eight good rooms, at well iinls!lc
The house is painted white, and believed 10 be one u
the best houses III the county. The out-buiidnqa
are two excellent houses for servants, with bTic.
chimneys; good slnoiie-house; a very superior and
commodious barn, built after the style OF those in
Pennsylvania, viii accommodate twelve horses
corn-crib, built of logs Has a well Of water not to
be surpassed i'll any State Tie land attached is
Two Hundred and twenty y-olle acres, only about
third cleared, the rest iii original growth of oak and
chestnut. On the place and near the house is an
orchard OF thousand tfit trees, Of three years
growth OF the choicest selection Of Peach Apricot
and Apple This place possesses the additional at
traction Of being located i'll OF the healthiest
portions of the State, and III ve miles of the teI1ni
nation OF the Danyille railroad, ut GreensD0yo'.-
The owner, wishing 10 purchase city property, viii
sell the place for forty thousand dollars, new ISSUE
or twenty-five hundred dollars in gold Address
Box s6,' Raleigh, North Carolina.
% ,rs
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- -
FROM PEyERSRyPS

PETERSBURG, August s.-Since the explosion of
frldsy evening there has been nothing Of interest.
fhere was some picket firing ard shelling to-day,
but resulting IN nothing. Grant is certainly sesld
ng-inorc troops from his command to the Valley
Grant, however, Is not believed to have abandoned
mining, but is still perscveripg in digging.
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JOg PRfyTIg0 NEATLY EXECUTED.
by TELEGRAPH.

[RgroRrs or THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Battered according 10 oct of CSagress In the ttay
nls63y@p J. 81 Ihrashrr, IN the Clsy1s office ~
The Dfriet Court Of the Confederate States (bv fhG
Northern District or Ocorgia
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g-fs- 4 NEw ARRIVAL OF YANKEE PicroRIALs
this morning. at the C0NFEnERATE REApINd RooM-
the largest lot received during The wartiiled with
pictures Of the war: the Battle Of the Wilderness
Battle of Spotsylyania Courthouse; Grants Army
Petersburg &c. &c. Also, the London Punch and
London Illustrated News Also, Harper's Maga-
zine-three numbers, May, June and July capital
numbers profusely illustrated Also, late New York
PAPERS All new arrivals this morning.
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We are. indebted 10 the courtesy of Mr.. W. c.
BAkNES for the latest Southern papers, received late
list night by the Southern Express.
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s PUBLIsHED TINS Day.
PUBLISHED THIS DAYti
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,i!
THE MAGNIFICENT NOVEL.
EAST LYNNE

TIE MAGNIFICENT NOVEL.
EAST LYNNE,
EAST LYNNE,
EASE LYNNE,
p EAST LYNNE,
LAST LYNNE,
,. EAST LYNNE
EAST LYNNE,
EAST LYNNE,
4 L
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Snbn,ono 9ispattb,.

Inc DAILY DISPATCH is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy CRY CARRIERS are author
iHed 70 eharge oSs DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week to regular subscribers ~
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IL ICE, Ice, for fae.-Osn be had ia any qusp
tity, ei all hours Of the day al the American sta
blcs, corner of 10Th sud Cary streets.
jy la-ts o " GREEN.
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HEADQUARTERS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE SUsaUEnASNA,
PittShury. Pa. AnciISt 4. 1861

To the People of the Southern Tier of Counties of
PENNSYLVANIA Your situation is such that 4 raid by
the enemy is not impossible at any time during the
summer and eot~ing fall.
therefore call You to put your rifles and shot
guns in good ORDER also supplying yourselves with
plenty OF ammunition.
Your corn-felds mountains. forests, tliickets,
buildings &c, furnish favorable places for cover,
and at the same time enable you TO kill the ma
RAIDERS.
Reeollect, if they it is TO plunder, destroy
and burn your property. D. N.aCoucH,
Maior-Genctal Commanding Department.
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DI CARBONATE SODA

DI CARBONATE SODA
ID Gum Camphor
EPSON Salts
Extract Logwood, Copperas
Blue-stone, Indigo
Virginia Snakefoot
London Matches
Brown Windsor Soap
Pomatum, lair Tonic
Coarse Combs
Toilet Powder
Sulphur, birthstone
Washing Soda
Essence OF Lemons
Carbonate Ammonia, Castor Oh
Haxham's Tincure
MuIiatic Tincture Iron
OIL VitIiol, Mace, Cloves
Stblimate Bslnuth
Iodide Of Potash, Vernifuge
Washing Fluid
And many scarce and desirable articles, at whole
sale and retail, BY POWER & McPHAIL,
Corner OF Seventeenth and Main streets.
Q-9t
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En0 DOLLARS Reward.-Ran away from
s)UU me, nj Petersburg, on ihe 25,h June, 1864
my man William. He Is about feet or 8 inches
high, yellow copper color rather sharp features,
Straight built, weighs about 40 pounds and abou,
20 ytars old. Said boy was raised In Richmond
and formerly belonged 10 Colonel PoiEdextcr lie
was sold 10 Thomas Powell OF Montgomery
Alabama, last winter lie Is supposed TO be- abe ui
the city or passing in the army as free hoy
will pay the above reward for his apprehe nsion
and delivery or confinement In pLson.
Colonel w OATES
Ru t-6tt laws brigade.
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zoo DOLLARS aewafd.-Attention OF Ofiictr.
s)UO called Ran away, Ia May fsst, my ter-.
s=aI Claiborne mnlaite; about feet ssnches bis
very stout bd'Ii heavy head of hair and generally
dresses very fac. HIS been IN The service with
me for years Is well acquainted with camp
lie and ilne tfisers' servant / suspect hc 10
with the army OF Den Lee The above reward will
be given for his security 80 that get bin. He
wars Yankee overcoat. PEf TON,
au 1--soi 8if Richmond.
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East LYNNE
a DRAMATIC AND POWERFUL WORK.

EAST LYNNE; or, The EaIl's Daughter. BY The
authoress Of The Heirs of Ashlcy,'' q The
Earls Secret" &c, &e.
- Mrs Wood, the writer of tsais novel. is among
the most famous Of English authffesses and " East
Lynne" Is one Of her finest etfasts.' 1t has been
dfana;izcd and prodaeed in n,ansof the prominent
theatres of London al,i New YsfsS retsnng posses
sion Of the boards FOR several successive courses
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL ARITHMETIC; or,
Youths Assistant. Containing the most con-
clsc and accurate rules for performing opera
tions IN arithmetic, adapted to the easy and
regular instruction OF youth, for the use Of
schools, &c BY A and J, Fowler. teachers
OF arithmetic. Revised by NJ. Gibson. 10
which Is annexed an Appendix, containing
Measur1tion of Surfaces, Table Of Foreign
Money, and Bookkeeping. Stereotype edi-
tiuu.
- THIS valuable book should bn used in,everv
school and family throughout the Conirleracy 1t
IS compiled by two of the most talented and wcll-
known mathematicians OF the South, and the only
book ROW printed from stereotype plates III the Con-
fedeTatc States, which We have obtained only ut q
very great expense
RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
4 NEW AND ACCURATE MAP or VIRGINIA,
Handsomely bound in pocket furm. s..
MISTRESS AND MAID \ household story. BY
Miss AIuloch authorcss Of John Halifax,
Gcntleman," ''fhc Oselyics," &c., &c.
From the Christian Observer.
alt is story Of everyday struggles Of life, writ
ten with great deal OF clclleSs and yigor; a,lmi-
Iable in its conceptions and dclincltious of char.c-
ter; full Of practical suggestions 10 the reader aud,
III short OF The best ard most Interesting works
of the kind that has been published i'll the Coniet
eracy.''
FTltc,---........ 81 90
/, rHE PREss
TIE TWENTIETH THOUSAND OF AIACARIA.
BY the author of "Beul,rtl," with several other
brilliant and interesting novels, whose names
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b5- SfEciAL hUfI Il. Two large IGuH2s.
splendid assortment of ladies' dresses, sc, for
sale privately at room No 81, Ballard 10use,
where the articles can be from O'Clock A
&c O'Clock z VI The trunks are in first rate
order The dresses OF the best materials, and
made UP In The latest style. au 2-ts
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9ESPECIAL NoTlcE-ATTENTIoN If
this should meet the eye of any person who expects
to go to Jones (second briRade Early corps III the
next three four days viii confer great favor on
lady, by calling ut the Monticello House, No SO
Main street, and taking letter up TO the Colonel Of
the Twenty-tirst Virginia regiment. au 9-lts
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zoo DOLLARS Reward II Will give The
DUU above reward for the apprehension Of, and
delivery TO me, at my ofice, Tor his lodgement In
jail so that can get hm) of my servant hoy
George Henry Ray. Said boy is a bright ihulatto,
ing walk, speaks very quick, and has a very sui
len look. He may possibly be lurking about the
city, az be has aeqaaintances Ia every part of IT,
but my impression Is thai he Is Gpdeav0fing to &C
10 Fredericksburg, from thence TO Stafford, to the
farm of The late Major John Sedd0n. where he has
iather) In order TO pass the lines. Soldiers In
the camps are cautioned .ganst empi0ptHg said
boy. BLiNkMAN,
Surgeon and Dentist,
No S3 Main street,
RiehmcHd, Va
As he has been accompanying 10 the bospi-
ta's, he has pass iron Capt Coke, requesting the
guard 10 pas5 him uHmues.ed. ii 4 b.
iy 92-ts
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AE0n DOLLA-S Reward Il will pay $500
fCUU for the aPpr hsHsioH an delivery 20
me- N richmond, or for securing them - that

get them, the following slaves 10 Wit:
Ioruan,a yellow man, ,ahont q years old, 8toieia
Bile carpenter and blacksmith /; was raised near
Chlis,iarsburg, Va. Lewis, black man, 30 years
old, purchased "f L L. Drewney or Boddie, near
HendeTs0nville, e Joshua, black, about 2s
years cid, rsised by Walter Gales, of PIitsygabia
county, has rather a down look, and very stout,
Jack, about Is years old, black ami slim, bought
tern, of kaicish, Nc. Jim, black, about -
or % yeats u ., raised In Maryland Is tail snd
very likely William, brown Kin boy. abous.G
or - years old, Iaisrt In or this city cnee
owned by J Simpson, an agent at tn kicimt nj
aud Danylila depot Elijah, of brown compile xion
about - years old, raised near Charlottesville, and
is No cook /; both OF his legs were swolien and
sore at the time he ieft. Sally. IL muIa,io sIrl
about . years old, raised in Loudonn county was
purchased of VI Ice tail and slender, with
long biacS hair. Harriet, e or Ii years old, brown
skin, with buzhy head OF haIr
They left my farm in LunenburE abOut the last
OF June. with the Wilson faidlng party. Twill pay
the above reward for all Of them. or $500 for any
one OF them fau5 5-4wI Ell siOKES
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gg FoR Daswny's Brrsr

G1s FOR BREwnys BLUFF.
Tho Steamer WILLIAM ALLISON
WILL uhiil further notice, make two trips daily from
Richmond 20 Drewry's Bluff, leaving the wharf at
Richmond ut ! 4 NJ. and at 4 r M; the Bluff
at . A. NJ and l. NJ.
Persons desiring recreation viii find this pleas
ami way Of spending day GRAN afternoon.
fare, s. each way ; soldiers half price.
au 9-lats
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From the Christian observe


=
TIE TWENTIETH THOUSAND OF AIACARIA
BY the author of "Beul.rtl," ;" with several Other
brilliant and interesting novels, whose namoc
viii appear in Il short time.
Address orders 70
WEST s JOHNSTON,
Publishers and booksellers,
au Cit No. i5 Main street.
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- : = 10WARDfN $50.

----,-,n -~,1rn " published daily. Sundays ex.
fttg, m.',o@ =. ,o'x, porlMs ior twelve months
, @ for ss H as %Goss' ior Tsa ono 'SssS' %oaS 'S1
.yaa,% ,.o.nce, by mail arc at The risk of those
x, make tl,.is'.
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A No. Cavalry
III. HORSE, young, sound and stylish. Walks
rapidly and iol~s finely. Address &c. b." Dis.
patch oftse. ane-Hs
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fEn DOLLARS. R-ws d--FCr my IN n Joe. lie
ltJU is about z3 gears old, .eet 6 or inchss
high, gingerbread color, looks down y hen spc ken
to. He carried sway blue 'nts and grA frock coat
He generally wears L rousd jacket aud hons. IA sde
pspts. l wili give the .b reward If delivered to
Jas Kerssy, in Ricf ms ond secured in spy jail 30
get HIN u5-12 III c r DAVIS.
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hEUM, VIVIMUS VIvAMuS.--lf SO,
Ieall at No. i65 Broad street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, and indulge in the most splendid
WATERMELONS and CANTELopES, on ice, ever
seen in the city; together with the finest lot Of
FRUIT III the market.
Also, fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER at eight dol
lars per pound au 9-3t@
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T0l DOLLARS Reward - Ran away irem my
sbUty farm, near Iichnond my boy Baiman
about % years old, very black, feet 10 inches
high, very thick lips, verv iage feet aud well gown
for his age When he Il Il nay ia III he sal he was
going TO Mr. A,bett Sance's Of Charles City county,
whcse his mother lives will give the above re-
ward ii delivered to me at Richmond or secured so
| can get him.
aus 81 SAMUEL, ID hicks
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TNO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES OF LEVEL RIVER LAND, On THE PO-
TOMAC IN KING GEORGE COUNTY, -ADJOIN-
ING HODES FERRY, FOR SALE.-I ain autho-
rzed 10 sell the FARM located as above. 1t con-
tains -Four Hundred acres Of beautiful level river
land the Potomac. Ii is said to be the pest ioca-
tOu that river for fish and wild fowl particularly
land is cleared the balance in original TIMBER mostly
oak, some pine There are no improvements, the
buildings having been burned. This affords fine
opportunity for investment IN something better even
than eoldIieh land Well located For terms, &c.,
apply to T. W. GRUBhS Auctioneer,
au 9-2t Successor 10 Goddin 81 Apperson.
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-.TAXTfD. two Furnished ktioMS,
~ -, us. Of kitchen o. services OF cook r
~, E.l n..fs7yd,. Address B. Dispatch cl.
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General Hooker reached Washington Thursday
night and was serenaded. He made speech about
putting down the rebellion with bullets, bSyonets
and So on, Tor half an hour
The death of the Rev. Daniel Waldo, at Syracuse,
New York, at the advanced age OF one hundred and
two years, reduces the number OF Revolutionary
pensioners to eleven.
Colorado Jewett telegraphs the New York Herald
that Ben Wood, Dean Richmond, and u number
of other Democrats are now at Niagara Falls, con-
sulting with Clay, Holeoinbe, Sanders and other
rebel agents Since Greeley and Lincoln failed these
Democrats want 20 see what they can do towards
making peace.
Eben Winton, editor OF the Bergen New Jersey
Democraf arrested for discouraging enlistments BY
articlesin his paper, has given bail for taial.
The f9llswiug paragraph from the New EoTk
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AN ruEurE II wAsHlNroS

The negro is not only put forward 10 be slaush-
tered at Petersburg, but the Yankees XII him If he
stays peaeeably at home in Washington. A tele-
gram from that city says
There was quite an extensive rot on Capitol Hill
this afternoon, some twenty or thifty soldiers from
the Lincoln Hospital attacking nuiRber oil colored
men For time the affair threatened to be serious
stones, bcickbats and crowbais being extensively
used Finally, eolored man got an axe and made
an assault upon the soldiers killing one and wound
ing another il is believed m0rtally. The soldiers
finally set fire to the shanties, and half dozen
of them were burned The police at last succeeded
in auelling the riot, and made many arrests.
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DAN AWaY-On Tue ssih Of JAY, ny s-sro
n. man HliisTd. He Is black, about feet 6
inches high, has o small mous.aens, is at ibe pre-
seut time broke cut With camp Itch, and has pas
from q Maynard, major ard iarterrsasier, signed
by B Lpscomb. l viii pay S2eo II caught IN the
state, or $500 II cansh. out, and dshveed TO Mr. n
sua-i0.s RR TURNER.
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HORNS, BUN1ONS, CALLOSITiES,
SOFT Cons, Diseased Nails, &c, and all diseases
Of the feet aud cutaneous exercseenees treated with
out pain, by DR.. SCHULTZ, the Surgeon Chiropo-
dist. Dr. SeHrLTz has sufficiently recovered 10 be
able TO relieve patients OF these Troublesome and
healib-undelnliilg diseases
0hioe: Will Street Hotel Wall street.
al a--9f~
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1nn AJL.Ako Itwsru VIII be pad tor lfle
lUVIgvery OF ny bay A.drew. who lefs me nj
tns Danvilie depet on the morning of the 30ih OF
July. H. l. black about ID years of sse has
small ho scar oTer his ieft eye about the sss oi
ten cent piece. Andrew was rassd IN Petersburg,
where be msy attempt 10 GO tbs above reward
viii be paid by Aessrs Davis s. Co II the boy 10
left with them, secured In jail so that &c, him.
SE EDkONDS,
an 4-,s News Ferry, HALIFAX ceuniy, Va
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ffNHk Negfues wn0se taziss .fe gisea below were
4 ieaartnred from the Yankees Ia thar late
raid on tho Dsnsille raircxd. Their owners eau
obtain tbea by a9pyiIg 10 Olptai r II IlTZ
HUGH, q Eogtneer, at the SiAnntcn River
Bridge, on thai railroad. L A DADn,.
Lisrterant EuGtnsero.
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WANTS.

~1VrEn. GIRL, from eleven to
% y Of . 3 y she S'1 S1 ,SstsS % ws'' 'SiSiS &nalS
90 i~'l'. - suc door fon Foushee, opposite the
81 U.a ,-,,,..h n ,he house ircently occupied by
flfl's' T.,,sry Nuse-Siening department, or
- is''., n, al Post-ola,c Department, third floor
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.sv,\TED, competent MAN, exempt
u - ,,,9,tsIy service. - take charge 81 a
w "'' ,.ts.,,:!i.ld county a~ oNerSecr, or one
s .a .l,7gs Meme need apply unless ~el Re,
wa, .1.3 F,r farther par,i,uia's, apply at l6i
.--- ''''' u, g.,4 mai S4 aa 9--luw Iw
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RUNAWAYS.

- ANAWAY, on tho 3Oth of July, my
Ia NEGRO MAN, JOHN, twcnty-one years Of
age, five feet five six inches high rather dark
compected, fu head Of hair, small scar on one side
of his face. liberal reward viii be paid for his de-
livery to me, or for securing him in any way so
can get him l suppose he is trying to make his
way 10 the enemy Call Governor street, lust
opposite the Examiner office
an 9-2ts r. r. HARRIS
cnA DULLhR' kewaTC-MHs Be paid Tor the
CUO delivery Of my servant girl Csr1liue, who
eft on uesday morning the LET instsnt Sh Is
black, about l8 years OF age, well grown rather
stout, has round lace aad thick .ips
B0DFkER,
6-3f Druggist, No 10 N M1in at
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-09

~ DOLLARS Reward -ksn away from iht
s)U RichmoDd Arsenal, she "a The 2lta o! July,
u negro man belonging 10 Mr. Smiih Qrom
calls himself Peter Retd, He Ia ~ OF 23 years Of
vge, 5 feet inches high, ngerbread color, and
carries himself very crest when he lsftths arsenal
he wore = grey suit ef clothes The above reward
will be paid for bis delivery II esugh! in the clty
or $3.50 II taken out OF II.
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