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MAHEsEn..

On T,.nssaav, the 9th incl, ~ the residence OF
Tho hr,ar,s fsiher. BIZ the Rev Or Jas = Edwards,
iii MN HEVRY NOopv and Miss BENIALiA
q POINT, an OF Hrntico county.
! 'ss.ro,,smouth tval apd Columbia ts C) papers
please copy.
Al Centenary Church, IN the city Of Richmond
~, ths 1Sd day Of March, 1864, BY Rev Duggett,
~ IAs.THOs BOYD, Of Albcmarle District, s G.,
and Miss CARRIE N l. DREWRv, Of Richmond,
Vi.
Al the residence Of Prof Martin, Chanel mn, "
az on tho Qist March, by Rev James Phillips. d D..
JOHN A CAMERON, Of Harnett county, N &, and
Lucy. youagest daughter Of the late Cd r Martin,
OF Richmond, Va.
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IslEie.

On the 10Th instant, At I O'Clock r NJ, JOHN n
bEIRNE, eldest son Of Michael aud Johanna
keirne, e1ed ten years and two months,
His funeral will take place from his fathere resi-
dence, on Main street, below 18th, to day at 2
o clock p NJ. The friends aud acquaintance OF
the family ate invited to attend. $50
At the residence OF her father, in the town o.
Fulton, at hafpast O'Clock on Monday night
I.sLlA, the youngest daughter of John and Mahala
AeCauey, aged ID years
Her funeral will take place from Rocketts Meth
o3ist church this morning Al IL O'Clock. The
tiends of the family are requested ,aattead. with
on, further notice. .
On Tuesday r3Osh Inst, at O'Clock, FRANCES
GAL.LAGHES, aged years and months
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents. on Jefferson, between Broad aud Mar
shall sts, this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Monday, March 27th, ARAMINTA, aged 10
months, daughter of Lit I L &C SN) and E w skin
heT.
The funeral vii! take place from the residence Of
Hr Andrews, corner 9th and Canal st this even
ing at O'Clock. The friends Of the family tn
vited to attend.
IN Leeshurg, Va, on the morning of the 10Th ut,
J HEATON, son Of James II Chamblin, In the llth
year of his age.
In Philadelphia, on the 18th OF February, Mrs
ADELtNE MAiLENT, In the 47th year OF her
age.
On Saturday, the a6,h inst. In the 9th month of
his age, THOMAS G, son of Col Thos & and Maria
Williams.
FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The funeral of BENJAMIN
T WATTS, of Carter's Battery, King villain ar
iiilery, will take place f,om Grace street bapsis.
church this day "wednesday at III O'CLOCK, 1ne
irends and relatives are respectfully Invited 10 a'
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OAc ACRES Of James river Land, Negroes,
JfO stock, &c, for eale VIII be sold 70 TIE
highest bidder, ON the premises, without reserve,
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of April next, my tract Of
land, containing 9i6 acres, Of which 100 acres IL low
grounds and about 40 OF good branch hats 500
acres wood land and sonne Old Aeld pine; good
brick dwelling house, with SIX rooms, passage and
closets, and all necessary out buiidings Except
barn and threshiny machine, } which bas been re-
Gently burnt) lies the north side OF the river
IS miles above Richmond and mios above Gooch.
land Court House; has very valuable corn mill,
running two pairs Of stones, circular saw mill,
supplied with water from the canal; between 30 and
40 negroes, women, boys aud children household
ana kitchen furniture; very superior rosewood
piano. with Colsman's Eolian attachment; carriage
and harness; l buggy and harness, q good - ns@
portable threshing machine; buckeye reaper and
mower; horses, 10 mules, 40 cattle, - work oxen
80 sheep and 90 hogs; very fine Ootswold ram
about 50 barrels Of cOsa and oil other things on the
place.
Tnn Cash or credit, TO suit purchasers.
1t is very seldom such valuable property il n
market There Il now seeded on the place 900
bushels winter oats and $50 bushels wheat. Should
the day he too wet 70 be out, the sale viii take
place the nrst good day thcrssfter
NH 2b-4t WIN FONTAMD.
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Richmond, Feb 9oeh, 1854.
rTNRRASURY NOTICE - to Yunding under Al
Of January l7th, 1so4.-Notcs ID hereby givea
70 I'll holders Of Treasury notes mot bearing intse
that they may exchange the same immediatsg q D.
ONCE Of tho treasurer, AmhtanS Treasurer, a. 4
any Depoeitary, for certificates which viii entits
them to four per cent bonds and that the saiA Priv
lege will continue until the LIST April ensuing sfts
which all notes over the denomination q 8 a.
be funded only at 6dk cents 10 the dollar, exeef
one hundred dollar notes, which After that date -
no longer receivable for public dues, and can only
funded ut an additional reduction of Yea pcf cent -
month.
Thu certificates issued, together with Ito bonls q
which they may b. exchabged.. are rscetvaese ~
taxes OF the year 1864 st the fun amount cypress
on the face without interest; and are NOS suetees
the TAI imposed 10. that year on othef boeds ~
credits,
The short.ine allowed should admoeish ~ ~
ere promptly 10 present the notes, and ~ ri1k ~
chance Of excuGi0n ~ the pressure which vii ees1
Of NE end Of The month a March.
(Signed,) o g 41ANlMoR,
70 17-tApl Secretary q IFeesuFy
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NH Is
Trustees tor Mary X Thor ston.

TCUETH Interest In Two tracts OF Land
\ J OF 81 i and 40 Acres, In Hanover county, rear
to Ashland for sale at suctio1.-At the request Of
Mrs Martha Davis We Ehall cell at auction, on
Thursday, the 3lst of March 1854, at IL O'Clock r.,
her interest Zone four!h) in two tracts Of land To-
Gated as above, one containing az acres, and for
merry owned by the late Hector Csvis; the other
containing 40 acres Of heavily woode land, formerly
owned by the Late Rendall Ragland..
These lanos are the same Of which o late Viii.
liam James Jones died eei3ed.
TRsxs-Cash The taXcs for 1854 10 be aid BY
the purcha
The foregoing sale will take place at the residence
Of Mr. Richard Thornton, near to Ashland, imme-
diutely after the sale Of his land.
NIB 26 0ODDIS APPERSON, Aucts.
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Al TIE Religious Character Of Gen Jackson.
. The Rev Beverly Tucker Lacy, chaplain at
- heodquasseYs Of the late Gen Jackson will de-
uver IsetaFe before the Young Mems Christian
Association on this subject on Thursday evening"
next q O'Clock, In the First Presbyterian church,
lDev Dg Moore's.)
Tickets o., (which sum each one must provide, ;,
- ~ had ct the door and bookstores. Ii viii take
yiaes without regard to weather. NH 30-9ts
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RUNAWAYS


DUNAWAY-From "Our House, !" Saturday 18th
Ia, list, black servant, known as Jim Green
ANY one hiring or harbOfing said negro will be dealt
with according to Law.
NH 20-8t CHAB HUMP.
DUsAWAY-Si00 reward viii be paid for The
u, delivery TO 8 Il Davis & Co Of . negro boy
named John. He il about lS-years old, gingerbread
co0F he had on black felt hat, boots tipped on the
toes, and gray pantAlGons, when he left Friday. He
was raised In Albemare by DR. T Cock.
NH z9-6ss GEO TURNER
0NE Hundred Dollars Keward-We win pay
~ $l00 reward for the apprension and delivery
to u Of James Isaac, the property Of W Newton,
Jr, Heq. Isasc 10 about 20 Year, OF &ke. tawney
complexion, slow gait, about feeto or 10 inches
high. large mouth. He was In the hospital at
Ssaunton, from which place he disappeared about
the last Of October, 1903.
n TABB SON,
NH l9-2awSws Exchange Building.
DAN AWAY-From the gravel train on Sunday
h, 26th nit, four negroes, named Ned, Frederick,
knOrd, and Albert hired Of Mrs 4 IsbeD, Of Cum
ber:and county. EfIord and Albert are Of bright
gingerbread color. feet 10 inches high; Ned end
Frederick are Of dark complexion, stopt, 5 feet
mches high. The usual reward win be paid iol
their apprehension. OG TAlO0TT,
NH s-ss sups Richmond and Danviils Z Z.
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EOR sALE.-lst. 4 very nne oShorse power
T. Engine, with cylinder boilers, 20 ieet By 50
i0chess and very heavy ~ wheel ID shafling,
pulleys, and pulley couplings, q follove, viz: 10
feet inches turned complete, with fees hangers;
20 feet inches do do do with 80 inch hangers 3D.
A1arge lot Of pulleys from feet "a u inches d.
arfieter, and from IL inches to inches fscc; sns
large circular cav min complete; small do do
4sh The mAchinsry II Merchant -four aud corn
miu complete, With Nre and anchor cloth bolts by
"R II" ofaoa TredegAr Iron works.
NH 2A-S WkA4fs
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W. To THE VOTERS Of Louiss County-I
~ am a candidate for reelection to the office OF
Clerk Of the circai: AID County Courts of Louisa
osuoty. Rssuraing you NY thanks for your past
generous support, If elected l shall e1deavor 10
terve you f,ithfuiiy. DAVID HUNTER.
nh S0-5ts
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. =, A<~w ...s.-.-s--.A... 5000 - - . .-...-.s
A AIT entnorinne mo seceipe q me nsassy
"A notes OF tne Co0fedsease esases v paynsA~
taxes ana osnef pubic duee, ana reg1Asng vnHn As
how the same small % received. fsnsd March y
1904.
beo ~one6 ~ ~ 0N~d .9neabe1, 1has w
non intssecs bearing treasury nosse q sne Couiedsc
sse Sss.es Ssueo S:es tne ist dey @ Apsu, ISss
snsn 1, % loce'sT N 1ymess % 49, esd os's
YuoEo ouSs, suo snc n0a WeefcsS ccsl.g sosee
we GoTlo sSs. 49, ssuea pfse. 70 Ne - s
o. Apl y, ~ asca, s1osps we nosss n soe osacn
received IN payment q taxes md other pablis tss
anes me nrss day o. Apf1, isce, eaa ansn - ies
o. De0emoef, ~. ous oaiy ~ We re 9 SuV.sc
and swo-enird csoes Tor one dollar o. eoqo eoNe
No sheriff or oeher eoliscsing o0ees shan hsse
credit for The notes iagued PRIOR - Ne ares az
The same into The TYsssuPy % a. Neeoee ohs III
% ss.e~ 'nS'' W s'''''1 "''''.''
. n .h.u /. hvfs, for ahsysss ana OUR ee,lsct.
-, &c. - 49, and oaher pshl,n - = r.
49, ~ smsons snst.~S.<. r.1sf ~ ~ ~ d
As 1s ss Nc, .s .;::';s .s.s g.. 3 81
publie dues Due PRO. . !as .. ~ q AZ. Ass ~
But no sheriff or oshes oo!scsns 49, ~ ~
credit unless he shau pay ne ~ !. ~ - .ssn
% g 81. %ss. ' os,h sSss noes
= Avn -: 4 s.::s - -. s.sns Do u "
3; !: s: !; !:
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no. II Nam ~ bot 9Th and 1Cth.J
sl.s: I'd o.es...y..,..
sA''y az zssi. s.a s s,.s ~:,.... :.
sssss 10 Z. =, !. &; =: :.
ssisaooms, No lo5 naia ssrsss, IN excellent assoss
I ment Of
6 iass and 0roekssywss,
consisting Of me following and other articles
Paflof suite, In satin brocasells
Mahogany marble top cabinets
Jenny Lnl, French, and other bedeteads
Pa'lor, cane seas, and other chairs
Wardrobes, washstands
Iets-& tsese, sofas, lounges
aanosany dining, parlor, and other tsbks
Tn ssfss, window shades
FEATHER beds, haif and shuok mattresses
| sneess, blankets, quilts, pillows
! Cups aud saucers, plates, dishes
Tumblen, gobletS, knives and forks
| Cooking, psrIos, and olscs stoves.
| ALSO,
Several ans gold ana silver watches.
mn 30 WILLIAMSON Z co. Aucts.
b. Geo. " Wa1ss, Auscr,
mo. 60 Main stl
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, &c, as
IL aoction.-WIll b sold as auction, on Thurs
.ay, March slst, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, q the
residence Of Mr. Jos Hsngs, on Broad, between Mon
roe and Henry cts, his entire stock OF
Household and kitchen furniture
Crockery and glassware
Beds, bedding, 30.
rsncy ct 23H per cent discoant.
NH 30 eco v WILLIS, Auct
A UCTEON sALE
n OF condemned Horses and Mules.
QuARYlRxAgrmss ON0,l i
Gordonsville, March - 1884,
will sell At public auction, at. this post, on
Thursday, April Al,
80 condemned horses and mules
large lot Of old harness and saddles
Ana wagons too heavy for the service.
ALSO,
lot Of manure.
W B RICHARDS, in,
NH z9-tds Major and Post @ n.
GOVKRNMBNT WAGONS
" For sale ct public auction.
80 Wagons and parts Of wagons
Twill offer for sale to the highest bidder, for oAsh,
on Tuesday, 18th April, 1854, at Beaver Dam, the
above named property.
THUHTER, Jr, Capt and AQM,
NIB CO. lot" Hanover Junction.
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TRsAsuRY DzPAR3MsHT, G Q Al
Richmond, March IL, 1894

TRsAsuRY DEPAR1nsHr,C 0 AL
Richmond, March IL, 1904 !
TINE following DepOsitarie9 are established for
funding Treasury notes in the state Of Virginia:
caster Go, Bank Of the Commonwealth, Rich'
mond
Jas Gibson, Abingdon
B Gardser, CLrissiausburg
W n Blackford, Lyn tburg
John n Johnson, D3 vile
AT Kinney, Staunton
Daniel Dodson, Peters burg
Talley, GAINESVILLE
" B yaes, Pearisburg
Bank Of Rockingham, HafrioCnburG
We Venable, Farmvills
Geo A Baker, Lexington
b PitScY, Caehcr, Salem
Bank Of ScOttsvills, Sccstsvine
II Morrison, Wythsvills
AP Aoeil, Charlottesville
L B Convey, PitssyivaaA Oh
a Burnside, Usioo.
In addition TO the above the Chief QuastsTmastss
Of each army corps Ia authorised 70 receive and
fund notes. They are the following:
Major Harnan, q n, Orange b, Lieut. Gen
Major J Tsid, Q N, Orange o Il, Lieu. esa 4 2
Major n R Yitshusn, Q N, Orange Q h. Major
Gen Z B Stuart's cavalry corps
Major = MsMahon, Q u, Dublin Depot. Major Cen
9 BIscti1,id 'Sy S y en-,
Major d Ewing, Q N. Lieu. Gen hoods corps.
Capt s Patton, Q N, n.,or Gen H.rd..'s eorpe
Gaps 9 Norton. Q M. Ma, Gen wh.s'sr. aivi',e,,
CAPT y Young. Q NJ. Lea. Gen / Pols.s alys,es,
Meridian, Aiss. :. Q 9 A1MAIN0KR.
NIB lb-slstAp eec'y Of the Treasury.
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between Main and Frnnklin NH S0-ltt :
<iKUSxMkNTH
NEW RICHMOND 1EE.rgE.
Aching and stagc Manager ..........-...nD Ogden
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MosyA 80, 1854.
FIRST NIGHT
Of tho sterling actor
MR.. +. r. DALTON.
GA which occasion he will appear a.
s,,,s,,.s ,v N. A4c3es7H'
talented aud classic tfagedisnne,
Miss ELOlsE BRIDGES,
and IL, full! aud complete
sroCk COMPANY.
ANCIN
BONNIE FISH WIFE.
Maggie HcE ariapd. ............S sIlle Parsington
With Songs, dances, &C.
The Management, DESTROYS o: pleasing the public,
~'' FULL AND CoMPLE1E
Band Of
H. NJ o N I o N s.,
Who will shortly appear.
The Manager takes great pleasure IN Informing tne
,rhl;c that he has purchased and will shortly pro
dace the sterling play, In nvs a''s' "'''e" W ~
Broken, Of this city, enttleA
PARLOR AND CABIN;
rup MASTER AND SLAVE.
n,or. omen at 7, performance commences At IRE
cisey. ~ -
NiETRoPoLITAN HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 80, 1864.
'n''' ~ HARRY MCCARTHY,
'N HARRY MCCARTHY,
Great success Of the
Great success CT '"' IRON cLAps.
Unequal attraction by the
DRAMATIC COMPANY
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
First nigh. CT thu Irish rutc,,
First nigh. Of the Irish Tutor.
' DR. O'TooI.E
Harry Mccarthy as o,-oo,,
Supported by the obtire Dramatic Company
Harry Mccarthy as
TONEY,
Supported By the fun Ethiopian Band.
Remember, arst night Of Harry Mccarthy al
TERRY OBOURK.
Many have recured seats to witness the
MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT
offered by this
Renowned Troupe,
Tho pride Of the
Capital City.
Box eflite open from 10 4 ii 10 2 P NJ, when choice
seats can be secured. NH S0-ltt
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itbuyunn 4ispatfII.

WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MARCH 80, 1854
\ au.AAOS wASTKnN-rae hsshesr market rssce
NM - paiA AafRLa nrrIss for al kaade ct efGAN
UOf1W An k1aE:s Ssass Ia sAsse " email
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8PkEIAL NOTxUM

q. IMPLY BARRELS For saIe. empty Br.ndv
ONsks. Wine Oaks, and Wh'skey Barrels Apply
a. the store No 4, under Exchange Hotel, 18th q,
hetwccn Main and Franklin, NH SO-ltf
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~ TO The Voters CT Madison Ward, THE fol-
~ loving vel, known ci.,xAns hasr been solicited
to serve Aldermen and, ii eiectet. viii serys the
people
ueo Gillian Char Hunt
Geo Gwethmey T WcJtson Hargcoc
Hbnsr Harvey.
NH 1l-att
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NNE Hundred Dollars Reward "A young Ay-
shire Cow, crossed with Devon.-She is en-
ti1iy red, save Sight mixture Of white about her
udder; her horns email and y thout o ring, as
clippSd about two inches che was giving fine sup.
ply of milk. will give the above reward for her
safe return to me, or will give $50 for the detec
ton O: the thief if che has been stolen and butch
cred. ASA SNYDER,
Near terminus q Alb Ct, CANDLES Hill.
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ESTRAY HORsE.-Taken, on Wednesday morn
~ ing the I'd inst, after the fight ct Green's farm,
light bay horse, Ii hands high, biased face, four
him by proving property and paying charges.
A L BAR6ANIN,
mhI2-lawawf Corner 10th and Cary sts.
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T OsT-At the Treasury Office, yesterday, q
Pocket Book, containing three or four bonds
Of John Burgess, bill Of sale for negro to Mise
Elisa Bradley, and other papers CT value only to the
owner. will give q reward of $40 for the book
and contents ii left at Dispatch efflce.
NH 26-4t& DAVID GRAY.
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A IL persons are cautioned against negotiating
n for the following Call Bonds Of the Confeds-
rate States and Of the per cent loan Bond No
1889 for % 900; bond No 1878 for 81 200. Said
assigned to and endorsed by me, aud were stolen
tho night Of the 14ih Of February, 1854, at my
house in Henrico county.
fc 93-law6ws ALEXANDER CRAIG.
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r OSr-Ccrtincate Of Confederate States stock,
No 3 ,169, for $4,000, bearing per cent interest,
issued May 15th and bearing interest from April 49,
1885,, under loan of Feb'ry Goth, 1862 In name OF W
Cox. Application has beea made at the Treasury
for its renewal. fe 3-loW6ws
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~ JNO NJ GODDIJ. Esq.-S:- Many voters
S<3 q Monroe Ward, knowing your qualifications
and popularity, desire 70 present your naIne a. n
candidate fer the Office Of Alderman, feeling aure
that if you ~ili consent 10 your friends will
elect you knowing they do that yUur superior gu.
sinesa qualifications AID geptlemsply manners VIII
enable you to execute q duties pertaining 70 the
chlce With general sst ABSTRACTION.
mn .1--td MANY VOL ahS.
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"A SELECT BALL
Viii be given at
NEW MARKET HALL,
ON THUR SD.sY, March 3la, 1884
On which occasion the mana gers pcoge he Mselves
to use every mea ns to neure i really pleasant AID
agreeable time to all who may attend
Neither pains nor expense will be spared to make
it ore Of the most pleasant rnairs of the sesscn.
Tie Larcers and Horse Guard Qusdr lilies and
Highland Reel will be danced.
A splendid Coton Band has been engaged.
Arrangements have been En1e to secure coed or
der
Tloxstr, admitting gentleman and ladies. 85.
BALLET MASTER.
Prof Thos Carr.
MANAGER3.
E.p Housius, AV aprsdling,
l. IIopkius, " Gentry,
Cant 4 T. MCIarmt, J Carr.
Invitation cards DC mad or either Of the man
ayers.
Ladies' must pressa. their Invitation cards at thu
door mn go 2ts
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w. JAMES MCCARTHY, Esq.-Sir: Your
~ friends with to present your name to the
voters Of Monroe Ward a candidate Tor the Office
OF Alderman. Knowing you az y do, and your uni
versal popularity. as well as your eminent qualf;a
sure that your election will be almost mous-
Please signify your consent to serve.
NH 2l-dt6:hAp MANY vOTERs
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~ IN response to the card signed "Many
~ Votars," have to FAY that. appreciating the
kind feelings thereia expressed tor me, cannot
withheld my services from tho people should they
think at to honor ms BY an election as Alderman,
assuring them, at the same time, that shall dis
charge, II elected, the duties to the best Of my
ability. JAMES G MCCARTHY.
NH 22-t6thAps
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EOR RENT have for rent OH the Deep Run
= Turnpike, about six miles above Richmond, Il
tact of land containing forty one acres, with a
good comfortable dwelling house containing four
rooms, with all necessary Out-hOuses, such az
kitchen, barn, stable and COW house. There is on
the land abundant fuel, and large pile of manure,
which the tenant can use on the farm. For terms
apply to WIN PHILLIPS,
NH 23-5;@ On 18th, bet. Main and Bank.
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LOST. aTRAYED. &e.

r OeT-On Main street, between the epoecWo0d
House Qadles' entra1ee) and Col Wm Moa-
fOTd's ROOM over MI Rstssson drug store, between
Inc hours OF . and O'Clock, on Saturday evenings
the 96th Inst, the farewell gift Of young soldier
fyiend-his miniature likeness, on Bristol board
aud q oliver edged envelope, enclosing 2 lock Of
black hair 1hc gold framework 81 e re
Width, was also lost. The miniature was wrapped
In q piece Of white ruled paper. Around oII inc
above named Articles was folded small newspa-
per, either the Record or Register which was care
fully pinned at each end, forming thereby sqsafe
package Of She size Of . medium:sis6d envelope:
Whoever may hnd the miniature and nais VII
plcase leave them In the hands OF Cept C0IscIy'
who will reward the nnder and receive tho oess
thanks OF the lady who lost the package.
NH H1-3t
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AD TO tho Voters OF Hanover county, re-
oNS epcctfdlly announce myself a candidate fer
tie Cerksh.p of the Circuit Court Of Hanover
NH 24-i0f JOHN TAYLOR,
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GTOLEN.-On Monday night, zsih inst, o Cow,
- deep red, about four years old, and in fair
order, medium si1e Butchers particularly re-.
quested 10 keep cok cut fOf sucn a COW. a quit
aDie rewsrd'will be paid for any formation re
speeding her. JOHN A PARKER,
NH 30-3if On Brook road. near Toll gate.
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TSTKAY.-1sAen upa few days after the las,
ID Yankee raid, email bay horse mule. The
owner will come forward, provo property, Pay
dealt with according to Jaw. Apply to Nathaniel
Mayo, On the canal, Is miles above Richmond.
NH lo-l0ts NATHANIEL MAYO.
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~ HANCVER.-I am q candidate for the Of
~ ice Of Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Hanover
county. Election, fourth Thursday in May.
nh 93-eOd6ts 4 NORMENT,
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E<OR Rsnt-A Room, with gas and water. over
street near 7th, next to the Richmond. frsdericks
burg aud Potomac Railrosd Depot. Apply at 4
o'cinok on the premises, address,. through the
post-onios [nh 2o-oitl ISAAC COOKE.
ElOR RENT-A front Room, on the first floor,
with gas, near the CAPITOL to gentleman and
his wife, If without children. Address "Box 49,"
Post Office. NH l6- 2taW2W"