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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-27

w. AN APPEAL to the People of the Conteder.
~ ate StAies--'rhe Directors OF the Young
acn's Cnrisiian Association of Richmond respect
fully, but earnestly, submit 10 the benevolent ana
the patriotic throughout the Confederate States
appeal IN behalf OF the soldieFs' families in this
city. Since the C0mmencome; OF tbe war Richmond
las been a refuge for those who have been driven
from their homes by Our ruthless enemies. Thou
SANDS OF helpless woman and children not from the
devastated counties Of Virginia alone, but from
nearly every State OF the Confederacy, have sought
IN asylum in our midst Our ciizens have been
appealed TO in numberess instances 10 relieve the
eick and wounded soldiers, TO furnish shoes and
clothing for soldiers in the field aud hospital and to
afford food and shelter for their suffering families,
and molly have they, In the great majority OF in.
stances, responded to every appeal
The supplies of provisions Ill the city at this time
reduced, and The difficulties Of obtaining 9th
ers by ordinary means 50 numerous and great,
thai the funds contributed for the relief OF the poor
can accomplish but little In purchasing the neceesa
rice Of Inc.
In written report from tho Clothisg Bureau it
appears that there are more than three thousand
females In this city who are seeking employ meHt
from tho Government in vain, and that those who
obtain work arc not fully employed. The wages
received for their work will not enable these poor
women to procure q euiciency Of the PLANES: food
for themselves and children. without assistance,
then, from the city and country generally, many
instances Of actual starvation must have occurred.
Our City Council has made mOst liberal appropria
tons for tho purchase of supplies, both for grstu
tous distribution aud for sale o; cost but the agents
employed for the purpose have not been able to pro
cure the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances We feel that II is our
duty to appeal to fellow citxens throughout the
Confederate States to forward without delay, coniri
butions OF money and supplies to the Army Com
mittee OF tais association Since the commencement
OF the war this Committee has abored zsalousy and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare OF
our soldiers and their families, and for the success
of glorious cause. Let those soldiers not be dis
.ouraged now upon tho of our seyerest, and, as
we trust. our last and most glorious campaign, for
want Of the generous sympathy and support Of their
friends at home.
Shipments made TO Roger Martin, Superintendent,
or Win z Munfcrd, Chairman Of the Army Commit
tee, will bs promptly attended to. And in accord
ance with q special agreement made with the Super-
intepdent of the southern Express Company, all
express charges will DO paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions Of money should aleo ba sent to these
gentlemen. WA WILLIS, in, Pres.
JDK SLzIGAf, Secretary. my Its
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Foster, the Yankee commandant in the
harbor OF Charleston, complains OF the "bar-
barity" Of our Government in coniuing
Yankee officers in the city, under the fire Of
his batteries. The numbering scoundrel has
been firing on Charleston for year, with no
hope whatever or expectation of taking it,
and at the risk every day of killing women
and children, and helpless old men. He
knows, perfectly well, that though he should
burn every house in the city, and murder the
whole non combatant population, it would
not have the smallest effect in producing a
surrender. He Is, he can be, actuated by no
motive higher than the basest malignity.--
And yet this peIs on, whose conduct richly
merits the gallows, has the assurance TO
pirate about humanity, and the laws of war
1t is well for him that "the laws CT war;
cannot take effect in his case; for if they
could, he would swing to a certainty. He
threatens to retaliate by placing Confederate
prisoners In his works, under the fire of our
batteries. We have no occasion to fire on
his works. All we want is to stop his das-
tardly war upon our women and children
by making his comrades participate In the
danger. In this policy We hope our Govern
ment will persevere, not only at Charleston,
but everywhere else, wherever deienceless
town, the destruction Of which can have no
effect upon the issue of military operations,
may be subjected to the Yankee fire. When
Rawdon hung Hayne, in the old Revolution,
every officer in Greene's army went forward
and requested the General to retaliate, de
claring their own readiness to undergo every
risk that might arise from the act. We are
sure that cur own officers would, without a
moments hesitation, agree to encounter any
danger that might arise from an attempt to
put An end to the Internal system which has
been adopted by the Yankees with respect
to Charleston. At any rate, we hope our
Government will stand firm, and we feel as
sured that ii will.
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UNPRECEDENTED

AfHI1ENEFA1s
NnW Rl0HM0hD rHkATHs,
Acting aud ssaxs Asaasss. ............s oeass
A0-ANOrHER NEW PLAY-ED
VIII bs presented upon this
KONDAY EvENIn0, june q, 1854.
The performance will commence with tbs beauti'
Whs" iii, BE- presented, for the IRIS. time, the
beautiful D,mes,ic Comedy entitled
THE WILL;
POOR MIRlAM'S CRIME.
Miriam ................Ka Katie Easslls
CIArkson Biiss. ......J Wells
RJB,own,
in the cast
After which, the ne W and original
SOUTHERN ANTHEM.
Tn. text by Capt Earnest haipin-eomposed ny
DsC ,iel, sung BY
Miss b Middleton,
Fancy Dsoce ............M Niles Mary Partiugton
To conclude with uor the second sms) tue
original FArce, entitled
WHERE'S YOUR WIFE?
To morrow (Tu-sday) benefit Of
Mics ELOlSE BAID3ES,
when will be proau ed dramat'za'ion of Miss
Brsddoa's .
ELEANOR'S VICTORY,
adapted By Miss Bridge.
NonE The m ,uager takes great pleasure in an
nouncipg TO the Macy patrons Of the New kicn-
mond Theatre ,hat he has succeeded IN obtaining,
by blockade from London, the celebrated Comedy,
by Edward FacoEer. Esa. member OF the Dramatic
Auth0rB Society, entitled
EXTREMES OF ENGLISH SOCIETY,"
ana will shortly produce with magnifi cont ELECT
EorIcs Box Office cpen from SIX AM toSPM,
when seats may tic secured.
CHANGE or OPENING Houx-poors open 1t half past
O'clock; performance To commence 1t half past
precisely. jes1-lt
NXCURslON TiCktTS.-For tie accommoda-
~ ton Of citizens and their families who eel
0esire tbs bentft OF country air, and are de-
privsd Of the opportunity Ct obtaining it by the
scarcity and expense of horses and vehicles. + K
cuysion Tickets tver this read, available for a
round trip during the ssms day, will be sold on and
after Monday. 9Th day cf June, 1864, at the fol
lowing rates. being half CT the regular fares
Richmond to Hungary. aud returning, ST. SO
do Mountain Road do -
do Tsylcr's Crossing do go
do s ssh Road do 2tu
do Asha-d do > 90
do South Anna do 3 30
TIE morning train leaves the d'pot in Richmond
a. A NJ, and. returning arrives there at 9:05 NJ
Tho afternoon train leaves the same point at 81
2 n ard returning arrives theIe at T.: 10 NJ.
Fer the same purposc, the Street Steam Coach
will FRI IN the same da'e, be run regular schei-
ule hours through ths day, leaving the corner Of
Boat and I tn streets at every hour, ly IN. town
bell, EroE IA NJ to i NJ, Inclusive, except at
T. H. aud leave Camp Les at "a Ii intermediates halt
hour. -gcep. The last trip in tho AFTERNOON, which
will be 60 minutes.
Fare 81 each way ehi,.rs1 under 10 years OF
age halt p,ie ) AMI RUTH, 5up't Trans
GrPIcEE X h T. Il Il Co,
Richmond, June -ith, 1864. js:5-2;
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On Saadat mnrnlas, The 2jsh taa, WILSON
PETERS, in the 9th pear VI his age.
The friends and aeQmaintances Of the family
AUD thes OF jordan H Masslu, ate invited TO al
lend his funeral this tHondsy) evening At Eve
o'e,"et, .som his hate residence, corner Of Cary
aud ist sta.
Ga sunday evening June 18th. at O'Clock
ELLEN, Infant danghtes VI Ash and Aafiaa Levy,
!, aged two weeks and three days.
Her funcra, will take place from nss Iatnet's
Tssideace, on 18th stTeet, this Monday evening
Mt o'clock. The ffiends u The family are ins'ted
TO attend.
On the Goth inst, at halt pass1 O'CLOCK, JoH
I Mi CHILL, youngest son Vi MaFsafet ano Tue
late T. q Mitchell. ~
Ills funeral will be preached this evening, at ~
O'Clock, at the residence Of his bTotaet In Law
john siiriia2, near howa,a c, "Us' ara re
spectfuiiy invited TO attend without 'urtner hoce'
On Sunday morning, 2s,h inst, Mrs SABINE,
Censor, of Henry Rosenfeld, aged !. years,
Her funeral will take placs this Monday morn
Ing at O'Clock, from her late Tesinchccs U" MAI
sha,i street, above 5,b.-
hy- New York papers please copy.
Oo Friday last, 24tl inst, at the farm OF his SIS
ter, rs wary q Ladd IN Hanover county, LOUIS
PHILLIP, aged IL years, Youngest son Vi hnoget
and the late Edward tinnsy, OF TINS Guy.
0u Sunday, ibe 18th Inst, at So O'Clock n,
MARY WEiDES, OaIy child Of VIM " and Net
tie f Bcve,idg-, aged months and l2 days.
Her funeral viii take place from her fathers
yerideuce, on Brook Avenue, THIS afternoon al ,
O'Clock. 5Gc friends Of the iamiy are respect
fully Invited TO attend.
on the a6.h, al 10 O'Clock p. M, after short
Illness OF brain lever, LE0NORA MAY, only
daughter Of Wallace II. and Mary l. McChesney,
aged noaths and 10 days
the ligh, is from our household gone,
The voice we loved is stiiled;
place is vacant at our hearth,
Which never can be filed.
Little Nora slnmbers sweetIy,
la her lonely, narrow bed;
fei.ing storms and bowling tempests,
Cannot reach her little head
The friends and acqnainiances Of the family are
respectfully requested TO attend her funeral this
(saonday) afternoon, al Az O'Clock.
KATE,
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E>O2 saie-An Itglnt rosewood Piano, one Of
II the best 10 the Coniederkcy, nae make and nn-
ish, splendid tone, ia perfect order, aod but little
used. Apply u Mrs COWLIE0a, Attn street, be.
isesu Jackson aud Duvai. right hand size, or
inressh Post Once. boz lsA3 ts5-eedSs'
hDELiSLs (mssstaD nm. Tor c.oshIax also, 50
i gross Hover Co's celebrated Writtsg Inks, for
$40 10 quantities 70 suit purchasess and wsrsanled
10 give perfect sstsfacttor. For the beat Ipks call
on HOVER 4 90,
j427-lts No 4. under Exchaaxs Hotel. l4,h H.
a GOOD SIGMA ve1y excellent rwlsaias
IA hagn, With Iron rod, filings, &C., In COM
plslr order. The Sign II len feet ta length, and
will - sold cheap, n eary application be madc At
te pajat ship, s0athease corner Broad and ID sls.
V1fAHOfes ksnt--A yell teosa, = octave rosewood
PtonO, by the mosth, 70 responsible parties,
CnRe L viii - takem care It. Also, one 0aiteS fcS
80 Apply % pYofDg DEalEL,
sn-a. csnsr Grsss sna iss 81.
OfsIcs OF JAMS EivsR cAsAL pAcKes Co,
Juae 27ih, 1854. !
yTsHIs eespssy VII ply TIE Confederate susie
az ftseelors ne si0ckhODders Will not give
~ ibeit ssoek Of Ills eo1pswy y tee asetssos
4 jsN-At cHAs Z Aosstss, f'sss
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Nc MASONIC N0tice.-Richmond Royal Arch
~ Chapter, No 3, will meet In MasoBs' Hall this
(Menday) evening at o'clock promptly, for work
BY order Ct the High Priest.
JE RIDDICK, seo'y.
Ju1e -, A 5s6&. je.7-lt
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AUCTION SALES-Ts,, n,

A UGIl0N 2ais.-I will Her TIA NAL -
"A stock OF Dry Goacs, al No III Broad 'eer'si
pubiic auction on Monday and Tue, :, 'isse' al
precisely. The entire stock, ine,uaio, s,,' va
store, will be closed oat "'afa &
Terms, cash on delivery. astp,,,
10 25-3tA '"vs u
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AsxoRY RlcunoyD Comm.xpK.Y No2,1

ARAoRY RICHMOND CoMMaNDEAY No2.
Knights Templar, June 81, 1884.
~. SIR KNIGHTS You arc ordered 10 attend
~ u regu ar meeting of tho Commandery, In
the Msson, Hall, on Tuesday, the ASth inst, at
Z O'Clock r NJ.
By order OF the EN- ncnt Commander, Sir Knight
Z II Gill. WILLIAM L NAUiE,
Captain General.
Jas EIoDNK, Recorder. 10 27-2s
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OErCE RICHMOND 4 PETERsBUR6 r Go,
Richmond, June 20,-fcGi.
w. EOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of The
~ Stockholders of this company will be held
at i,e.r office in this city on Monday next the
last, al 10 O'Clock, m
EGO Id INV WARRINGTON, Treas'r. F.
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nr DuLLAAS RsWard--Aacn VIII Do pa"
~ the apprehe hsioa OF Eeu5en, JsrIy, ald ~
beu, three slaves empioye cd by tho Va Cs lral "a
read Comp any, AMI supported 10 BIO IA hs 'itS l.
taken oat Of The city tho reward Will DO dopU 60
Jerry hss ,c1r CA his upper hp, aud tho co''
mi IL hack HID NhlTcoAS,
ia .3ct Genera! Superb
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nAn Dui.hAkS Eewstd--wi!i 100 pad ~ As
ZyU for the apprehension ANA eobaaeme4'
auy JAIL u . negro man nsfned Rhhy, waS %
away from Vim A BssDtoO, ia Amelia county Al
negro was purchased by said Bfsa.on 81 IL NJ
veil, In Richmond. Address JOHN uiLls.
ia .3-2tsN3x. Jetetsvic 7 ., Amelia a1,'
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MICROBES FOB SALE AND HIRE
TSOR Hlre-A servant girl, eleven years DID,
Apply at the repidence Of
Maj T G PEYTON,
On 9th ct, bss Main and franklin.
ia 23-eodSts
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RUKA WA w

Hnn DOLLARS keward--Will be pai ~ TOO
LUU apprehension and delivery 10 Us d WI
liam Shepherd, who ran away from cur BAKERY %
Thursday night last H 10 about !eot lheh.'
high, dark geT bread color, stout bui, sBI a.s
rather Glow. HUSpLEi L CANCB,
10 25-it RirlnVai
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EUE RENT AND SiLE.

u OR RsBt-Ai1 Of the Rooms, except two, in a
r house situated on 30 b street, between q ace
ard Broad, consisting Of five rO0ms-a parior,
chamber, dining r0t III, stn,-room, and Kitchen.
Water and gas on the premises The I. nifty intend
moving to the country, and Tho renter will have
the exclusive Of the house for al months.
Terms, ltO Per month Apply to "R )" up stairs
ever q l. Biigood's Bookstore. je I-2tN
Igor Rent, uLt.i the i5.h October. lSs4-Seveh
Rooms in tha dwelling house and kitchen en-
the southeast corner of 2e:h aad Clsy streets -
There are two ro' ma, with pantry AID closet at
facLed. in the basement; twa rconls fiest fl or,
and Che room second hoor OF the dwellil Louise,
and two rooms la comfortable brick kitchen. The
situation is peaiant, and there il well OF delight
fully cool water 10 the yaid Apply to
JOHN NErTLES,
Office on 18th, between Broad aud Grace SITS.
ia 91-3ts
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90 FusRRAL EOrICs.-The friends and ac-
quaintances OF The late SIiAs OMOHUNDRO are
invited TO attend his funeral this fdonday) morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock, from his late residence, on i7sh
street,
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HOA DOLLARS Reward Was taken froni my
LUU stxble. Tear Kelly - Mil. Hanover county,
on Saturday uight, Juue 10Th, by a white man, a
large gray horse, considerably epeckied about nine
years eli his back sore from the cart saddle shout
de.s core from the collar, small core ON the hip
caused hy the breeding, two or three shoes oil,
PAGES AID cantsrs Under the saddle, aud works TO
any harness. will pay the above reward for the
recovery Of the hoIse ami the conviction OF tho
thief, or one hundred dollars for the horse.
l. ELLIS, Agent,
Ia Gift Kaijv's Min
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Hnn DOLLARS Reward ~-KAn Az - frou
H(l) Ascerson Willis, 90 tie ssh Of nay T mas
Yaaceyvisic, Casweii county, Z, ~ a.ss
named wm isaac, about ~ Or - year, vS ess. hfh.
EiBget bread color. atoa. fess OF - is.se, u
Said n&sro was bought from May ,s,,yss Nv
os IS ps,ass gass,a csaay Ne b bssa A
viii Mrs Clarke, near Ceslrs,d, for .sns .si
win pay the sboye reward VI $500 iof .h' aes
delivery Of sAid negro 10 NJ Robt La ..,,R lis
mead. We ASpnnsu, =, iampsa
10 ll--iNt ~ NJ" --------
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AON DOLLARS Reward Runaway Iom -
HUI subscriber, 90 Saturday, ISM June,
or q Inches nigh, slender buit, large eges, o.
small chin, and speaks quickly. Ho was loiaa
owned By Mr. Moore, lumber merchant, on p'''.
street. For his return ~ rae or eoGsnamen1 70 -
jail, will pay reward Of $500 % app lc.ls"S /,
fisa2fasi TW HfNSidkk
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AHCTION .S4LES-FuruRE D..

BY Geo. ". Wills, Anct'r,
No. G3 Main st.
I WILL se'i at auction kl my etcf6, on fossI.7
L June .S;a, commencing at 10 O'Clock dy.f,
b.e Tot III
Ii, uaeh0ii and Kiihen Furniture
Cfockery and Glassware,
Ready Made Clothing, Dry tiooig,
Hhoes. Boots. Hats, Blankets, sc
Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewslry and Fancy Goods.
js27 g W Willis, AgH
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LOST, STRAKED, Ae

Onn DOLLARS Reward.-Es:rayed from my
ZUU quarters, at Hungary station, On the evon-
ins me 3lst OF May, one light s5Tfsi horse, In
good order. four white legs neatly OF quite TO the
knee white face, lett C; &c white glass, name in
clned ID be q little rosa, walks, tro,s, aud Opes
well, saveu years OLD, ono young bay horse giou.
limte, heavy head, .ps his when walking, no
white msrks save io~ scstering hairs n forehead
walks very asst. trots well, ani in good trder i've
years Old, both bad OH When leaving haiters Any
information gladly received and tbs GDayc reward
promptly Taid for each Of she above animals If de.
ivered TO Ile, 81 Gen Hamp,on's headquarters.
THOS BI3CS, Maj and Z s,
j.27-Stt Hampton's Division
CO. Charlottesville Advocate copy three times,
aud eend bill TO this office.
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By Ars'i,s, Norftset d Go, iaos.
Itorner Main aud 18th SITS.

II; will { fer at su,tiou on "Wednesday ntlU,gy
w tina goth inst, Cem9egolrg al 10 O'Clock
500 psoza manufactured t0tscco
Smoking tobasc3 ia .si5, gsg,is, AID sssa
0rccsries, ieaihes
Cotton rope, bsa.u cutt6Da
Dry goods shs 80
Stationary,
with &c neral assortment # miscellaneous good
which viii be enumera'el in specisi n):ies on Tue
day Of sale.
Parties desiring TO cousign goods for this sale viii
please give an tarly notice
j,25 ARENrS, N0RFIlsEf co, tuets
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I,rlFTY Dollars RawHrd.--RAu away, ca lhe .'.'
nat, my sou Albert, free bog, of aa.. So ~,
bread complexion; he had On wiseD hs iei' 60 g..
coat, with small brass Du.tons Oh H, purple W.,
pants, q straw hat, with red tape on " b" ~ a.
bad scar On one side OF LIS taco from bIiA ...s
has haSn for sou time snxious 10 20 ~lih oe'"'
msnt Wagons. expect he is w'sh she my '~~'
where around Elchaond. v
ia 22-6tf Gooehiaba SO, -
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fyN0 PAysicians-A young man. disabled for neld
i service, but on duty ia Richmcnd, would be
pleased to have the use CT Or access to, medical
library. lie desires 10 continue reading medicine
ct such time a. be msy have outsde of office hourf.
liberal prize Will be paid for use OF books ana
such instructions AZ may tie given. Care taken
with books, So G bod references given. Address
NV ALTER, )" Dispatch ciee, with price for use Of
library, IL. je 26-Qs
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PERSONAL.

r lEUC b Il SHAFER, Of Morgan's cavalry,
Il 4 viii Obiise n friend by leaving his address III
this office immediately. je N-lts
rTtO LIEUT. A } MILLER, Co ID, -20ih Va Heg'-
meni.-Not knowing your whereabouts. wish
you TO cali at my room, No Al, Ballard Hotel, to-
day. Your brother, WIN MILLKR
isGT-lt+
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H. horses. one black, with saddle and Bride; one
light bay, with halter. The owners are requested
to come forward, prove properly pay char ges, and
take them away. Apply to GODSSY al Maj
John Maynard's Office, corner 9th and Main cts.
23-lOtf
GNTkAYED or Stolen On Monday nigat, tho 10th
y OF June, bay Horse, six years old, star In his
forehead, and white spot Oh his upper lip. will
pay liberal reward for his recovery. Apply at
FLEMING GENTkY'S,
ie 12-6ts 81 street.
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zoo DOLLARS Rewsrd-Wiil DO paia ~ ga
,N(D apprehension AMI conhaemea' ~ = he
get him, (sf out OF the state, and sS'e tes.
state } u uay NAN chesY. Chefsy Is Apos, q
10 inches high, brown color, rather !. go,
qeite intelligent, VT ighs about 100 OF i''f
HENRY cARRISaIos,
brakes Brsach ros.-V
iva ass~awt Charlotte coohiJ -
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NOR ra.e-Privately, a desirable Residence IN the
viilEgo OF Paimyre, Virginia, (Fiavanna Court
House, The house contains Ave Rooms, with large,
new modeln porch in front, smslrporch back TIE
yard large, Circular neatly enclosed we'll taken III
grass ard choice ii ,wers worry shady; SMOKE house,
Kitchen, stable, ice house, with ice. The lot c,n
tales two and a half acres, Garden very large anu
flied with early and late vegetables, in high state
OF cultivation. Inquire Ct this Giice 10 27-S.t
q miles below the city Of Richmond, the
Charles City road, with good dwelling house and
q Well Of good water in the yard. hose wishing
to purchase will call at WHITES Tavern,
je 27-2tt On the Charles City road.
U1OOMS FOR KENT-A small private family
IL will let two large, nicely furnished Rooms,
in suite or single, 10 gentlemen, with use of bath
for the summer. Apply al The second house on
Grace, above let. Reference required.
los
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XIV. DETAILS YOR PERsoEs EEr1RaN a. AID so FOR
GOVERNMENT WORK.

Applications for the detail OF persons between
forty i've and fifty years of age, for service in any
of the military bureaux or In any vi the departments
of The Government, will be made, accompanied by
descriptive list, 10 the local or district enrolling
officer; anu il must set forth the nature of The du
tics to be performed the necessity for the detail,
and the period for which 1t is required.
Tho district enrolling officer, alter investigation,
made and reported as directed In preceding para
graph, may, II lie approve the application, grant
detail for a period not exceeding sixty. days, and
forward the papers to the commandment for his
action.
An appeal from the action OF the enrolling officers
and The commandment, may be taken 10 this Bureau.
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CTRAYED or St0len-From camp near Bottoms
y Bridge, on the night Of June 2lst, 1864, sorre
horse, five years Old, with . white spo. on his left
hind nip, and wait the left side Of his neck -
He also has three white feet. suitable reward
will be paid for tho delivery Of said horse to me or
Light Artillery Camp, near Battery s.
J WALTER BOWEN,
Lieut. fiiges Battery,
je 24--6tf L'RhIfoOt,s battalion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-27

100 Dollars Kew Ard.--HAa AWAY if'l run fsss
IUU scstbef, on saturday last, nss ,,, Isss
named jim, n ysArs OF age, dark eompisA.s.
10 inches In height. and has The Proves s,y Va
pans for ten dsys, dated 9Th May ,ssas.fy, u
above reward fos bis return " me ~ ne,is,si
for his confinement Ia jail.
10 lS--i1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-27

ToTkAYS--Csuisto my house, m Hanover, 10
IL miles from Richmond, near Pole Green, on
tho Totopotomoy creek two horse mules, both bay
in color; one marked with the letter ''R" on tn .
cheek, ard branded ava" on left shoulder No
marks visible on the other. The owner will come
forward, pay char ges and take them away
ie 25-Stt VIM N GARDNER