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LETTER LIsT.-continued.

mond, II Ragan, J Ruster, Rawls, ] Rob-
Robinson, = Robinson, r Riley al, G Rhodes,
L Randolph, B Redford, r Read, n l. Rum
S.--J II Slects, Sims, W sillers, WIN Slaueh-
ter, w d Sutherland, " Spencer, W b sveeny,
Col w W Sims, sololnons & Co, W NJ smith, W d
Sneed, w r Smith, w X Sassford, A Staples, g
Singletary, !. Spencer. Sayt0n, Smith, II N
spraggins, r Smith, II ] A Smith, r H Saunders,
j T Salie, w Stewart N Stott, Mr. Solbia, II Il
Sarrow, l. Stern, L q Smyer, J Simpson, J Strange,
J Stokes, J Shaw, Dr j Il Solomons, j Smith, j q
Snydo, Solomon, J r Shirley, II r sanfofd, II
Schneider, A J smms, J.southxood, @ Stout, Q
A Shaw, d Scruggs, d Shields, ID Saunders, d
Sizer, d Smith. Mr. Snidcr, A Straus, r + Sundu-
ton, Lieut. W Slater, W sutton, Capt d H Sims,
DR. Schultz
Ts-Jno Terres. t Tyer, Prof Teiilow, Lieut.
TAYLOR DIR Albert Farrell, Mcssrs Thuria & Cassidy,
Il w Tohmann, Francis H Timberlake, George
Thornton, Henry Thomas, b Tree. II M Tusncr,
aG raVor I1ey Tss 'n1
Thompson. Thos W Talley. Rev Thad Tray. s p
Thower; w Tyree ~, Samuel B Temple. h
lor, Capt VIM Kemper Tabb, VIM fubot, john r
Thomas.
Theodore Ulhorn,M G Utley
VI Slaughter Vowles, James c Vallandigham.
W-capt willard, W Whitaker, Sidney
W Whitaker, X Wilson, no White, X Wiley az,
NJ Wells, NJ hitting, Louis Wittkow.by, Or L
Waddell. Jno Wilson, Jno Williams J L Walker
l2l, h Wallace, J w Wright, Williams, J H
Williams i2t. J l. Wagner, James Watson, J d
Wright, J @ Watts ~, ] N Williams, J II Wyatt,
Sgt ] I. Waddell james Walton, n Watts, Jno r
Word, II Wingfeid, II Wdse1man, II winston,
@ d or IL Walker, Geo White, Geo Washington,
1t ID D White, David Wilson, d Worrell, ID
Ward, G Walker, Bobe Whit, d L West, A Will
liams, A Wahlbauer, A A White, Afford Wright, w
L Wilson, w NJ Watson (2), Capt w Weisiger, w
+ Walker, Col VIM J. Wiley p Watkins, 1t w
w L Wilson, DIR VIM II Wright, W Woodfin, w
& White, w NJ Woodward, VIM Woolfrey, VIM J
Wood, Capt VIM Whitworth, VIM Wall, Capt T J
Woodbridge az, TJ Winn, r g Wright, TIE West,
III Wyatt, Z Walton.
Y.-J II Yatt I o Young, Warren Yeaton.
adam G Zeagler
Iaitials.--va Match Co-One of the Boys-A D
Q-B-Mrs L.
se27 JOHN o. STEGER, P. NJ
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fB SPECIAL NoTIcE.-I have on hand
and for sale fresh lot Of FERrILIZERS-the best
in the Confederacy, and in good shipping order.
Stock limited. Persons Wishing to purchase will
please address their orders to me Immediately.
L. Ii. H.aCHESTERMAN, south side Dock,
SO 22-eod6ts Opposite Nineteenth street.
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e. SfEcIAL NoTIcE.--GENUrNR HAVANA
CIGARS beg leave to inform my customers that
anew supply of those LA PRUEBA DEL SULTAN
CIGARS, CONCIAS, BRITANNICA, have just been
received. HENRY BONNER,
Dealer in Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Tobacco, &C.,
l3l Main street, next door to the Dispatch office.
Sc 27-ns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

: e. SPECIAL NoTicR. be added to
our auction sale on TOMORROW "wednesday
MORNING.:
800 sacks Salt,
10 kegs Bi4Carbonate Soda.
500 pairs Cotton and Wools Cards,
so reams English Copying Paper,
900 Memorandum Books,
ls pieces Scotch Plaid Ginghams,
IL do. Check English Prints,
10 do. Dress Goods,
Delains and Poplins
Solid Silks,
Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
ELLETT, BELL & FOX,
sc 27-2t Auetioneers.
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nRDER No. 10.
~ RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT, No. g.
SIR KNIGHTS You are hereby summoned to at
tend meeting of RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT,
No. 2, of KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, at the MASONIC
HALL. in the city Of Richmond, on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 9th instant, at half-past SIX
o'clock.
Officers will appear in full regalia.
Transient Sir Knights respectfully invited to
attend.
By order of the M. E. Grand Commander.
WILLIAM L. MAULE, C. G..
Attest JANIS f. RIoDIcK, Recorder.
Richmond September 2G, X. I. TAI, A. D. 1861
Sc 2i-at
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n.y. SPECIAL NorrcE.--The particular

t6s- SPECIAL NoTIcE.--The particular
ettention of the public is called to sale TO DAY,
ommencing at l0A o'clock A NJ, of MAGNIFI-
CENT FURNITURE, SPLENDID CARPETS,
SUPERIOR PIANO, HORSE and PH4Er0N, &C.,
at the residence Of G. X. Rees, on Grace between
Foushee and Adams streets. The House will be
rented precisely at log o'clock A. NJ. and the Phe-
ton and Horse will be sold at IL o'clock M. See
advertisement WILLIAMSON & CO,
sc 27-lt Auctioneers
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MAYOR Ooohr' fEsrEhDAf.--'a aMes Dohiey, aH0s
Francis committed to Jail AS q suspicious cha
-aeter. He claims 10 be a deserter from the YAM
-. "a. -. -. ..,.....
Ass aInsy uls ni: !. - os.nt - -
VI !. IS ~ S; - 8, stss Ssr .. s:s - -
" nos9 p r, ~ Ti I.. ;.ss =; -
naneu s,. " a,:s 90 s S1s hh ~; o''-s r :.
ns as =. "a ~ iyhs..s ~. 49,. .h i ss.4 ~ hS
aa.u % y. ., ,ia .ns ps. ss sns ns
Ss ea h hs'io h; a I nI" ad sd Sr .oa ti,os
tat NV, @ ,.a, 5 M ~ ~ ,.- h,,s ..A ~ =. . S 80 .
Daon A.a i.,'e u ss ttger:I - 40 M sy, ~ -:Ss
lo InPIessaoh m: "Aeso.i "sa ~ se1 SsA
aa.i, ts .s.;'.os au .ha ash,ns -n S
nea.ns n .ns nv seos! rS! =. w =. 60. =. o IL;
.ns arrest tie mayor . nsI " sa y,ss u.sn
M ou. as ne was ~uou. 49,. se HS.sss So.1
iot .n'. pio1e noso NJ a. v
nara, 1ns neaa oi lne 1ossinnens h snoe snoP IN
Navy hi, stathg snat mac hau oeen Even peiuns -
son 70 - aoou. ,ae ea.s on ee asy VI 1 70
ior =, We W.
money, ne iinp'oo too Heeiy. Lnsc s, VII !.
]or Mayhafd Iequest e aas seL pacA III, pia.s -
NJ Mn,.yl,, c.aikT t AL rn
paIne III tne uursianous IoDoeIy ~ $4,000 =.
Holiaday,s storsroom, was reHanaeu .or exaalas- -
uon peiofe tne musunss M r,A. = ss W. ~
ierred agalnss haIpn, siass % W. ~. Auiia' li' Y
ieloniCusiy alulny anu apetIhS EIaHues, sasses y
stcai SsoVo IN goio coln uoM sosspn -, -.
suosequenIly receiSins Ine se .s sss sa, ss,
y was s.oen Dus, .ne nv ssra sv,ns * No..
.4y I'm oaso a ~. .s s,;I.- .s4oais,,., a., 49,
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I,pN FOR RENT. OR TO BE

WARM FOR RENT. OR TO BE
Il WORKED ON SIIARES.-A rare opportu-
= = offered 10 any practical farmer who has
~ or live good flrIn hands, OF cul;lvating, on
r. - tbe BROOkLAND FARM, continuing about
fSE HUNDRED ACRES OF good cleared land, now
- -. 5x miles from the city, on the Deep Run
.r'rike Tlngc is on the place very comfortable
i-g@ilnr-housc, and all the necessary out-houses,
I'm stable, &c. an excellent Ice-house, of the
l,,,ity Of twelve or fifteen thousand bushels, and
Pond contiguous thereto ihlS preSeh,s great III
,,,i. Il, =, refugee who has hands OF his own !;
s, il, terms, which will be very liberal. will be-
,a.Is known on Application 10 me at the Tfaiera'
Bank Of tlae city Oi Richmond. -
~ g5-St Ed" AID niNIoN.
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8i1bnrouo 4ispatfe.

The DAILY DrsrATcH Is sold to ulMs Dealers at
rwxxrY CENTS per copy. CITs cAHn1nnseEs autAor-
lied to charge ONE DoLLAH AxD M91x cEsfs Per
week to regular subscribers.
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MINES, TEAS AND LIQUORS
w Another loft Of that suberb
OLD WHISKEY,
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
PICKLING VINEGAR, and
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
GEORGE A. WEED,
sc 27-iLs No so Main street
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DESIPlDLE FARM OF THREE

\ tnrNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES OF
W ELEVEN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND,
War SHORT PUMP, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
30. Authorized TO sell, privately, the above-de-
a''' .E.PN II has one hundred acres of open
S'g.' a1a5 land, and lies well; the balance well
. aHt nlentv of water on it, and a very fine
- The buildings consist of dwelling, with
.Ir rooms, and the usual ut-buildings
st JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Anetioneer.
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.UNAWAY-Ran awav from the sub

ID UNAWAY.-Ran away from the SUBJ
\ seriber OH the oath instant, at Manchester, boy
HENRY about sixteen years OF age five feet high;
nearly black; slender; long face and thick lips
right OF left side wen about the size of walnut;
has eruption his skin, resembling musquito bites
When the said boy left he had q soldiers jacket
and a common cotton shirt, rather lght-colored
pants old hat AMI shoes; all Of which clothes
very dirty.
will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS i'll the
present Confederate currency for the apprehension
and delivery Of said BOY to Mcssrs. LEE & BOW
MAN, Richmond, or in any Jail SO can get him.
Said boy was sold by Messrs. Hill, Dickinson &
Co. for lanes Gray's SONS. He is supposed to be
lurking about Richmond, or at Mr.. Mallorys, Oh the
Mountain road ten miles above the city, where his
mother lives III Manchester, where he has sister
living with Mr.. Rowlett Winfree.
sc 27-l2ts JACK HALL.
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I AW PARTNERSHIP. - WILLIAM
II. MACEARLAND and N. P HOWARD
have formed partnership in the PRACTICE OF
LAW. They win practice in the Confederate States
Court and i'll the State Cpurts-supcrior and infe-
rior-held in the city of Richmond.
Office Main street, two doors above the
Farmers Bank, (late the office OF Macfariand &
Robertsl 40 97-Ytav4w
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NEW BAKERY subscriber, in
Y addition to his NEW BAKERY on Franklin,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, has
also opened one on Nam, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets No. liz, where he soliei's the
patronage of all acquaintanees and the public gene
rally. Sc 23-6t.1 j. POWERS.
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| io - E fUIOMAC.--Parties wishing
y b ae..s. sougi tue lines to the Potomac rivsr
! ! RANCE scE4i'',oaaied y. with COMFORTABLE CON.
satl s,as ~ sseasonabis terms, at my Stables, on
isties Ina.s e.' I. between Ffauklin aud 0mse.
sa-sts W provided WITH proper pzs1pN1s.
Tn0HAS DUKE,
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CoxFrDERArE STATES DIsrRIcT CounT, yEsrxn.
DAY.-This court met at the usual hour--Judge
Halyburton presiding, A. II. Sands acting prose-
eut0r.
writs Of Aa5eas corpus were awarded r A. L.
Coutee, William II. May, George @. Coombe, Mar
shall Forbes and John NJ. Shnstei, members Of Cap
tain William F. Dement'S Maryland battery, claim
ton Of term Of enlistment and nlegality Of conn
pelling exiles to re-enlis
William T. Compton, John G. Harris, Samuel r.
Thomas, Joshua Z. Slime hco nab and John C. Handy
were discharged from Captain William f. Dement'S
company upon writs claiming their discharge upon
grounds mentioned in paragraph above.
Peter Morris was discharged on account Of being
over age-he proving himself to be sixty-two years
old
aolie prossgm was entered by consent Of the
prosecutor in case Of Mary b. Yates, indicted for
haboring deserters.
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Juror LYoSs's sCouRT.-Judge Lyons called his
court together at 10 O'Clock yesterday, when tbs.
following business was disposed of:
Francis Craven, indicted for brutality assauldng,
with an iron bar, negro man In the employ Of the
Jury in his ease and sentenced to thirty days.
confinement in the city jail and to pay fine Of four
hundred dollars.
In the cases of Miles r. Bohannon, indicted for
forgery, and James H. Saunders, indicted for steal
ing, ssotle proseqsis were entered, and they we're
discharged
The grand jury, who had taken into consideration
several cases prepared for them, returned number
Of true bills, after which the court adjourned till ~
O'Clock this morning.
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
" WARD.-The city of Richmond will pay
reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
detection and conviction of any person engaged in
limits of the city. JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
Richmond, September q, 1861. Sc 22-eod3t
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slifI,nyo,,6 9ispafre,
WA nv ). a. cowARDiN & co,

----- : r,h,i shed daily. Sundays except
Tas DisrArem ~, = sss tsr twelve months; rwssTS
Al It fosss ne'as,h; .snn,hs; rrS DOLLARS for three
re,I.as for Sax ..ss mv Tor one month. In advance.
months o. soss py mail at the risk Of those
tn them.
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ID OBERT HILL & son.

ID OBERT HILL & son.
r Rice, Flour and Meal.
o Oats, Corn and Flour.
Brandy, Whiskey and Vinegar
English Crushed Sugar.
Rye Flour and Sorghum Molasses.
I Teas-Hyson, Black and Gunpowder..
HummelPs Extract and Prime Coffee.
l Ink, Cotton Yarns and Birthstone.
L Lard, Tallow and Soap.
l. Liquors, three years old.
s Sugars-Brown and White.
. Oat Meal and Cow Feed
n New Orleans Molasses.
Sc 27--lts ROBERT HILL & SON,
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4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS of the James River Canal
Packet Company viii be held in Scottsyille, Abe
marie county, ON THURSDAY, the 10th October
next, at ii o'clock A. NJ. Business of importance
will be transacted, and full attendance is re-
quested. By order Of the Board Of Directors.
CHARLES Y. MORRISS,
Sc 20-eodl2ts President.
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THE Posr-OrUcR of this city win. IN future, bs
closed at eight instead Of nine O'Clock at night. -
heretofore.
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RUNAWAYS.

EVENLY DOLLARS REWARD. -
- Ran away from the Third Section Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, about the middle of July
last, bright mulatto man, named WILLIAM. lie
has bilshy head of hair, smiling countanance
and polite manners; is about twentyour years old,
and five feet ten eleven inches in height. He be-
longs to the estate of Dr. j. L. Trent, deceased of
Cumberland, and may have gone to that county or
to Richmond, where he has relations, or made his
way to some military station, he was last year in
the service of General Longstreet, and acquired
fondness for camp life. He had some military
clothing with him. He has rupture, which may
serve more readily to identify him.
The above reward. and reasonable expenses will
be paid for his delivery at the Office of the James
River and Kanawha Company in Richmond; at the
plantation of j. Robertson, seven miles below
Lynchburg; to the undersigned, or any agent of the
Company or half the sum for such information as
may lead to his recovery. A. MICHAELS,
Superintendent Third Section
Sc 27--6t James River and Kanawha Canal.
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" enn ep.s.,fok fok CLAIMANTS OF DE-
y Tie inas',. ap SOLDIERS This wo,k, valuable
= information il contains relative L.
@ ois' d claims due to Representatives of de-
ms, d ,,a ana soldiers, and other matters OF i.a-
tAAss ao hsihy, Is for sale by GEORGE r.
hse, ss--4aa, Wing Building" Richmond. =
s'' by mail postage free.
g sc 24--eodl2ts
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THE BATTLES IN THE VALLEY

The latest Northern papers, containing full ac-
counts of the
BATTLES IN THE VALLEY,
with Maps and Drawings of
THE BATTLE-FIELDS,
and full particulars of all the fights, received
THIS TUESDAY, MORNING
at the
Confederate Reading Room.
Sc 27-ltsl
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ORGANIST5, PIANISTS,
VOCAIISTS, TEACHERS,

AND THE
LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC GENERALLY,
are respectfully and confidently invited to examine
THIS STOCK.
NEW MUSIC of the day constantly on hand.
Musical instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings,
with general assortment Of Books and Stationery.
Books and Musical instruments bought and sold
commission. Sc 26-Gts
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rHEAP HATS, CHEAP HATS -
" HATS, of the incest quality, made to order at
the shortest notice at from S35 to $50. Hats sewed
aud bleached, or dyed. Also, STRAW, prepared
for braiding, for sale. Call ON Miss CHALKLEY,
on Jackson street. one square above Adams, Shockoe
Hill. Sc 27-3ts
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

I USF, on the 10Th September, "a BLACK
/ LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing forty
~ dollars ia Confederate STATES Treasury notes and
d, neral pass for Robert" Flave Of the Presi
i. ut signed " Jefferson Davis" Sc Pitt
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- -. pr,N1,-TO, REFUGEES.- My

-, - ppNT--TO, REFUGEES.-M My
,on lnnsn as BELMONT. in ua''tax county,
Virginia 90 & VS. .,o,,,tba,,sc three aud half mies
r,t 20 htsN hsr ,1ars containing about twenty five
fs'' 'i' rs' iproymen;s consist di nea, cottage
acres ~. h,rh'n. stables Sc; wellef good water
lselss, s,,l The house contains i've rooms. cellar
IN The yasu, Possession given october 18th.
aGl staFri'''' Mss. NJ T.. EERREtI.
Adiiess Halifax Courthouse.
OrJ 81 Pitcher. Richmond.
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nNE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PI-
ANO-FORTE, DUNHAM'S MAKE, NEW
YORK, FOR SALE PRIVATELY, OVER w. H.
.TYLER'S GROCERY STORE, No. 80 MAIN
STREET.--Any one Wishing to purchase good
Sc 27-3t%
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x,op RENT. two large FURNISHED
I{Vn ,uKERS opening into one another; also,
1 SS,mtpNIslIED FRONT BASEMENT ROOM
aR eAlaa,i'+I With gas, Location one Of the most
.r,s .h s" on Franklin street within i've We, minutes %
" t9S , '',, r,,u.sa a competent fEMAIE YousE
ASH Vs''' 81 27-TuS1h2ts
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CHARGED wrrM STEALING WATsn.-O0cse
Moore arrested yesterday afternoon negro woman
named Mary Evans, slave Of Dr.. George ". Pol
lard suspected Of burslasiously entering ths hoaso
Of Nancy Payne and stealing gold vstcA and
perty Of Martha Payne. The robbery vas come
mitted in june last, and shortly afterwards oicer
Moore traced the stolen property 70 . negro man
engaged in the coal-pits in Chesterfield sffvm whom
he obtained t. Mary claims to be the vita os this
negro fellow and Gays she Ind been entrusted with
the watch BY soldier 70 sell but turned it oyss -
him to dispose Of believing be would have bsttsr
opportunity TO do 20 than herself.
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IOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
- DEALERS IN MUSIC, BOOKS

y DEALERS IN MUSIC, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
No. isS MAIN STREET, RIcHMoap, VIReINL
(P. Ii. Taylor's old stand,l
where may be found large and valuable collection
of OLD MUSIC by eminent masters. This selection
was made before the by gentleman Of acknow
edged musical ability and taste; is probably unri-
vailed by any stock i'll the Confederaey, and COM
prises, i'll addition to STANDARD SONNATAS,
CONCERTED PIECES, &c, general assortment
of LIGHTER MUSIC, such as
MARCHES, QUICKSTEPS,
WALTZES, SONGS, &c.
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NJ EW MILLINERY Just received, a
IN supply OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MIL
IINERf; among thenl some o. the prettiest BON
NETS ever seen in this city. Ladies wishing to
make their own Bonnets can procure all the neces-
sary materials for so doing, such as Frames Flow
ers, etc, by calling at 2lS Broad street, on
sa 2e-Sts MADAM Dem iELMAN
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLAR RE,
~ WARD-Ran away from my house on the
25th April 1861, my negro woman CELIA JACK
SON. She is foIty-five or fifty years of age. She
has been hiring herself out i'll Rockets a washer
woman. will pay the above Seward if she be de-
livcred to Gradys Jail, corner Fifteenth and Cary
streets. Use 2i-St' F.W. DOGGETT.
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rop RENT AND SALE

-, ----,,-NT prNT very desirable DWEL-
INoh y ,,oI.sE. on tie corner of Nineteenth
,sses Win fshs e. sss sa1,.alss isssqs pry E at
md aat .hoa'ses Mas. BRANCI'S,
On Franklin s~ss7 &c 27-3Ss
..snth streets -----~~------
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CTRAYED from my residence, near
= Camp Lee. on the oath instant. BLACK
iTFFALO COW, in good condition. Any infonna-
hi. i,t tartius her Will be thankfully received, and
ysmureiatei # required.
s491-3t. JOHN A CHEVALLIE.
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,0p RENT, two FURNISHED ROOMS
VI' -, I7NFlrRNISiIED, with use Of PAR
III Ia KFr,HEN; gas furnished; within ten
Lon - srlk ot the Capitol Ia IA desirable heiah.
mun'i I,~stei On the northeast corner oi Marshall
t1thvJI' io,,,s io 81 27-lt.
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HNEN BALES RAW COTTON,
20 bales Al Sheeting,
10 barrels Spirits of Turpentine,
10 kegs Soda,
10 barrels very fine Whiskey,
10 barrels Jamaica Rum
100 bags Salt,
20 barrels Crushed Sugar,
80 barrels choice Brown Sugar, :
1000 packages Tobacco, ali grades.
400 packages Negro Head Tobacco,
bags Java Coffee, for sale by
CO 0E-6f w II HOMES & co
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r OOKl LoOKi LOOK |
f,gtE r.uScsl FREE LuNoH FREE LUNCH,

The favorits saloon, cIIICKAHOMINY, on Main,
-,.sveen Ninth and Tenth streets, has PRE-
LUNCH syssy day ct u o'clock, . as-W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

HNEA, SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Is half chests Black Tea,
do. Green Tea,
20 barrels Maficaibo Coffee,
10 do Crushed Sugar,
20 do Brown do
We will be daily receiving SUGARS, aftd wilYse
them at lowest market rates.
ROBERT HOUGH & Co,
sc si-6ts No. Ia Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

EOR SALE, nice young SOW AND
EIGHT FINE PIGS, six weeks old. For
particulars, apply to Mrs. SHUHANS, on the Gen.
tral railroad, in rear Of Michael Purcells, Sew
eateenth street se2T-5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

T,OBACCO, TOBACCO. - For sale ON
commission by A. NORRIS, 81 Main street,
i6 boxes MORNING STAR, ~ boxes HUNGA, ~
boxes MARSHALL'S EXTRA GOLD LEAF-ail
being choice brands Sc 27-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

Y LIE, Stolen from my
sas o. I'M h., : thoroughbred DARK BAY MARE,
hie va ,fais Old, and about fifteen hands high,
s4 s. :. saki,ns colt at the time she was taken.
ar, fes,mba nesh marks about her except suAali
ar. She d1s do1. an old burn, between the eye and
i a. a viii give $500 for her reeayrv 'asu ~ aar. an.
''ht ior the detection OF the thief.
s. z -lo,. w. T. MALkER,
Dover, GooehiaId county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

MOROCCO AND CALFSKINS, SAIO-
ivI KING TOBACCO AND PIPES, ESSENCE
or COFFEE. AND GREEN TEA, for sale by
L. l.. MONTAGUE,
"a 2s-.ats Corner OF Bank and Twelfth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

r EATHER BELTING.--One BELT,
forty-eight feet long, eighteen inches wide, in
perfect order, and OF best leather, for sale by
WILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
se 2i-ts Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

OWNERS AND AGENTS OF SLAVES
hired at Second Division Chimborazo Hospi-
WEDNESDAY NEXT, 2Sth September, for pay-
lnent se21-Zt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

DIAMOND PIN FOR SALE.--A fine
CLUSTER DIAMOND PIN lseven diamonds
IN the cluster) Tor sale at JOHN q. TAYLOk'S, No.
6o Main street Diamonds guaranteed.
se 26--2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

IT ARGE CAST-IRON BOILER FOR
l i sALE-I have LARGE BOILER. holding
over one hundred gallons, for sals on reasonable
terms JOHN u. KNAUFF,
se 27-Sts No. IS Old Market