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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
Splendid List q A5tisles q: Al to be Sold

| Splendid List Of Articles -. An to be Sold
for One Dollar Eachi!i
rs Watches handsomely engraved. and
warranted perpect time keepers,) vary
Ing in price nom $40 to s~I2Ooseh
sing Cases ''''4 00'4 SOS each
25o Gentlemen's Silver watches, SIS to S25 each
5000 Latest style Vest and Neck Chains, A 80 to 30 each
5000 Geuts' California Diamond Pins, 2 no TO % each
1000 California Diamond Bar Drops. 2 90 to 10 each
5000 Miniature and ~enamelled Revolv-
2oOo Caliafornia Diamond ard Enamelied
Cents scarfPins, new styles, s 90 to IS each
POGO Masonic and Emblem Pins. 90 to 10 each
25JO Gold Band Bracelets, engraved
and plain g 90 to % each
5000 Mosaic and Jet Brooches 3 90 to 10 each
2ooo Cameo Brooches rich patterns, 3 90 to 90 each
400 Flerenlne and Lava Pins the real
article 4 90 to 10 each
$500 Lava and FlOrentine Ear Drops 5 90 to 10 each
5000 Coral Ear Drops, 4 90 to each
2ooo Ladies' ChatelsinChsins jet s gold 10 90 to 20 each
5000 Gents Pins, a splendid assortment 2 o. to Is each
1000 SolitHr Sleeve Buttons, 2 90 TO 5 each
5000 Studs and 81 eeye- Buttons, in sets,
very rich 90 to is each
bOoo 5 eeve- Buttons plain, enamelled
and engraved 90 to 8 each
10000 Plain andhandsomeiy eng Rings. 3 80 to 10 each
Sose Spring LoeAets, double case, richly
engraved 2 90 to II each
1900 sets Ladies Jevelry, new and
latest styles 6 90 to 10 ca h
@ooo Gold Pens and handsome Silver
Cases 90 to 10 elch
This entire list Of beautiful and vaIuables Goods
will be sold. for One Dollar each. Certificates Of all
the above articles will be placed in envelopes, and
sealed. These envelopes will be sent By mail, as or
dered, without regard TO choice. On receiving a Ger
nleate you will see what article you are to have, and
tEen 1t is optional with you to sehd on5 dollar and re-
ceive the article or not.
Certificates can be ordered for 81; Eleven for SO;
Thirty five for So; Sixty-hve for $40. and One hun
dred fer SI5. We Will send a single Certificate ON the
A. n RoWEN. & co.
box 4e7ol IS BeekElau Street, n z.
70 , 4 - go
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27


SIrayed from The subscriber. living on
haskell farm, west of Nebraska CITY.
|, tuesday the 18Th inst, a Bay Mare,
5safs old, Is ll2 hands high, round
a, think she was shod all around.
suitable reward will be paid for her
'A 10 I. d. Ralph. on the said farm.
ue Saturday Evening Post pub
lSO ey Deacon & Peterson. Philadel.
"a at $3.50 per annum, has few
~ 's as a Literary paper. We hardly
=" any family, desiring to give its
h 9 choice literature, can do without
send for a spesimen copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

Saddles and Harness for sale cheap at Bliss two
doors East Of Post Office.
One good Sewing Machine for sale at the iPiO-
n eS eco.
Balmoran Skirts, new styles, for sale low at
Bliss Auction House.
One good Wagon for sale enquire Of Bliss.
Fine Gold Pens for sale at Bliss.
Shot Guns, Rifles and ReYOlveTs, for sale at Bliss
Auction Room.
100 Acres Of good Land For Sale cheap, also House
and Lot, Enquire at The pioneer Auction Rooms
Fine Stock Of Ladies' Shoes for sale at cost at
the Pioneer Aurti.n House.
Linen Table Cloths Tor sale cheap at the Pioneer
Auction House.
A ane assortment Of Table Cutlery for Sale at Bliss
Auction Room.
fwogo { week Hoses and one Morgan Colt 2 years
old for at Bliss Correll.
Large Stock Of Boys Boots and Shoes, at cost, at
Bliss Auction Rooms two doors east or the Post
Once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
FEMALE DIsEAsEs

Treated by a New Method, with speedy and The
most happy results.
The Doctors Rooms arc crowded daily h persons
pronounced ineurabls By thr whole Medical Faculty,
and no one should despair o. relief until. after being
examined By the Doctors ClairvQyant Eye, without
asking Questions, ne tells the Cause. Location and
Condition OF ans and all Diseases, and whether hec5R
promise relief. Persons on the verge or the grave.
and such as have not walked for years, are now living
10 testify to the Doctors Wonderful Skill and Success
The Doctor ae~vertises nothing but what he has the
ability 70 performs and VIII give the most Complete
satisfaction to ali Who come under hS regiment IN
valids who cannot consult the Doctor in person; can be
examined and prescribed fOr by sending by letter a
simple statemeUt Of their cases. References to Cures
performed, chseIfuiiy made.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
q = q 81 q =,

ASTHMA, heretofore considered an ineHTsble
disease. is treated with perfect success in every In
stauce By the Doctors newly discovered method.
All Cases of CANCER or no matter hoy long
standing, removed in fr6m twelve to twenty-fOur hours
without instrument OF pain, by ) process revealed to
the Doctor while in the Ciairvoyant state, which is
known to no ether person living. nE3-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
10 Q L.

Choice Pocket Cutlery at M'Creery's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
FAMILY
M'LAUGHLIN SWAN.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THEIB
friends and the public generally, that they have ia
received a superior lot of Family Groceries, and invi
the attention Of purchasers to their stock including
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby giveu that application has been
made, By Joseph 0pelt, Guardian, for an order
from the Probate Court of Nemaha County Nebras-
Ia Territory to sell 3 portion Of the real Estate Ct
Jasephene Bell, a minor.
The next Of kin and all persons interested are
hereby notified that Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1865 is the time set to hear said application
when they may offer and contest the same if they
seepr0per.
&C. DORSEY,
2s-4t $3.50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

RICE, sAG0, SPICE. PEPPER CLOVES, oINNAmO
COVE OYSTERS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, STARCH,
SOAP, PURE SODA, DE M sALERATUS, 5
1S.s SC,
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Y y i | e E.-SPORTSMEN can have
uer Gtas, RIFLES and PISTOLS re-
, - u L. C. BELLS, No. eel Broad street, be-
49,. , aifd and Fourth. Iiousekeepers can have
I li;H i-ooKs repaired. KEYS fitted, BELL HANG
hand and for sas GUYS uy,s y nrrfEs rrs4nI and
s. Af-ls II SPORTING AMMUNITION. On
AZ" sia iof .ale, LOCKS of every description
80 . H,EkLY for the sale of W. u, 4 G. Fishers
80 a. ere ioilee-laed CAPS, wholesale and retail.
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JOSEPH HoDGsON, WHOLESAI4E

JOSEPH HODGSON. WHOLESALE
81 COMMISSION MERCHANT, NORTH SIDE
OF THE BASIN, RICHMOND, respectfully an.
nounces to his friends and to the public tlat he has
an AMPLE WAREHOUSE for receiving and sto-
which he will receive and sell at the usual commits
sion of Ave per cent, and three per cent. tos the
Confederate and soldiers tax.
He trusts that his experience tor the Last scssy
years guarantees to his osngnors that ample JUS.
lice win be done them.
For his responsibility aud fair dealing he rslsys g
Messrs Kent, Paine & Co., Messrs Tazdy { Vii.
the Bank of the Commonwealth; Judge Richard j.
Field, Of Culpcper; Colonel julian uaFxisen, INK
Hill; DIR. David Pannill, Of Orange; 4. .. 1Aes
LynchbuyH. de 30-I4vs
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TRENCH HAIR DRESSING SALOON

LN1tENCH HAIR UIkEoOINU NAHUM,
No. 100 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING LADIES' HAIR,
SlIAMrOOING and HAIR DYEING in the latest
Paris style; BRAIDS, CURIS, WIGS, TOUPEES,
&C., repaired and made to order short notice and
ON liberal terms.
The proprietor respectfully calls the attention Of
his friends and customers to the fact that he has
put up private saloon. attached to his establish
ment, exclusively for ladies.
N. B.-Ladics' private entrance by the side door.
All work left at this saloon will be warranted to
DO made superior TO any in the Con1oderacy.
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TNO THE pOTOMAC.-parties wishing
to go through the lines to the Potomac river
can be accommodated with COMFORTABLE CON.
VEYANCE, on reasonable terms, at my stables, ON
Eighteenth street, between Franklin and Grace.
Parties must b provided With proper passpoxts.
IL 9-5ts THOMAS DUNE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ID edmond THEATRE,
IL Corner Seventh and Broad streets.

by REQ LST OF EVERYBODY!
THIS tFRIDAY) EVENING, JANUARY Ii, 1865,
will be presented,
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY,
FAN EON.
Miss SALLIk HARRINGTON as THE CRICKET
and, by request,
Miss KATIE EsTEILE as....................,L LANDRY
BALLADS AND DANCES.
Conclude with
L 0 u I. + s.
MRS. G. DrBAE as. Mrs. TABATIlY TOODLfS.
See bills of the Gay for full cast, particulars, &C.
Wanted, immediately, twelve YOUNG LADIES
(haildsomel for the Ballet constant employment
Salary, Sij per week. Apply at the stage door, on
Seventh street.
On and after this date, the doors will open at !
the performance viii commence at = O'clock.
il lit
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OST, about the Goth of October last,
IL -Four Per Cent. Registered Confederate
States CERTIFICATE, for 81 AGO, No. 1886, dated
in March, 1864, and issued at Petersburg to James
Old. Persons are forewarned not to trade for the
same ns application has been made for its renewal.
de 3O-w6ws T. Il. GRESHAM.
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WANTED.-Alad lady who has had some
w experience in teaching, and who is well
quunried to teach the usual branches Of good
ENGLISH EDUCATION and FRENCH, wishes to
obtain SITUATION az TEACHER either in q
school or private mily-school to commence the
nrSs Of March. Good references given. No objec-
ton to going South. Address box 40, Richmond
pOSt-Otiice. Ia 1T
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"ANTED.-Wan for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to WORK
on the Richmond and Danvilic railroad, and THREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work On the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to any agent Of the roads along
the line, at the offices in Richmond and Danville
CHARLES g. TAI4COIT,
de him Superintendent
Examiner, Wing and Enquirer. Petersburg Ex-
press and Lynchburs Virginian copy one month
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r ATE FROM BALTIMORE SELL
IL ING OFF VERY FAST, AT BELVIN's
BLOCK SHOE STORE, OVER ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS,
lately received, as follows:
100 pairs O! Ladies' Fine Balmoral Walking
Shoes
100 pairs Congress Lasting CATERS a very nice
article;
200 pairs Morocco bootees' large Sizes suitable
for servants;
eoo na;rs Bootees, of French calfskin, city
made, all sizes;
.oo ,,;rs Nisses'-and Children Shoes, various
kinds and qualities;
,oo n.rs Rabcs' Little Beauties, some ankle
ties;
200 pairs Boys Shoes, very excellent, and now
very scarce goods;
50 pairs Boys Boots, No. boot Tor service )
400 nairs Gentlemen Congress Caters, French
and other kinds;
80 nairs CayalryBoots, and other kinds on
hand, large sizes;
100 pairs Servants Brogans and Army Shoes
so Linen and Calico Shirts
Merino Unde1shirts,
100 HoopsLirts, beauties, bell shape latest
style;
100 French Corsets, stitched, with whaieoons /"
them;
10000 Shoe Eyclets,
so Children's Gutta- Percha Lang Combs
1000 boxes Of Mason's Genuine Backing
100 gross Of Pearl Shirt Buttons,
100 gross of Silk and other qualities OF Shoc
Laces;
100 French Calfskins, for retail;
Ladies' Linen Cambria HandeEeheis'
Needles
We would advise our customers to purchase uo"'
a. We have a FINE SELECTION OF dooOS' NOT
to be surpassed in the Confederacy.
DARBY, BEAD Co..
Bank street, opposite Twelfth
;an-lw a few doors above Main.
RICHMOND AND DANvIh&E RAILROAD
+uPER1NrEaDkSr's OrricE.
Richmond, January II, 1863.
AY0TICE-On md after THUR6JA1 !,
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WIANTED, dozen copies of Hardness
w Arnoll's FIRST BOOK IN LATIN. l will
pay high price for one or more copies: Friends
viii please examine their stock Of old school books
and furnish me- Apply at my house, Oh Fifth stnet,
north of Leigh or at my school-rooms in the rear
of Sycamore Church. ". j. PEITIGREW.
Ia l2-3te
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LOST, srRAYm AND STOLEN.


"A CAkD.-The subscriber offers his
~ gratitude 70 his ncishbors, and others, who
kinlly assisted him in putting out the nrs ct hia
Al the same time, he offers FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLANs REWARD for the recovery Ut the fol-
Acane swis: GOLD WATCH, open fAce. double
set Of three SHIRT STUDS, Of gold, with dark,
oval stones.
fine. long GOLD NECK CHAIN.
A. NJ. inside.
Two long HAIR CHAINS, gold mounted.
ONE THOUSAND AND Twelve DOLLARS
in bank notes Of Southern banks.
TWO OR THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS in
North Carolina State notes.
a small GENrLEMAN'S BREASTPIN, With
eight diamonds, set in gold
Though many other valuables have been reco-
vered on the person of my servant, those above
mentioned, and ladies' dresses and under-clothes,
CATERS, laces, &c, have not been found yet
THEODORE A. LAU,
Broad street, below African Church.
~
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GHAWL LOST.-On the morning of the
~ 9Th instant, in the ticket Office Of the Orange
and Alexandra railroad, Lynchbure, gentleman's
GREY SHAWL. The finder will be literally re-
warded by communicating to this Office such INFORM
alton as viii enable the owner to recover it.
il l2-3t
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II OST, either on Church Hill or in the
/ 4 neighborhood Of Chimbolazo Hospital, citi
zen's SADDLE and Birdie. The saddle has a
small snag in the seat. ANY one bringing the same
to me will be literally rewarded.
]. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
ia l2-St Seventeenth street.
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OST, On Main street, on Friday, Janu-
IL airy 18th, somewhere between Mitchell g. Ty-
lcr's jcwelly store and the Old Market, a LADIES'
GOLD ENAMELED WATCH and CHAIN u small
gold heart and brass key attached to the chain
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same ut the Dispatch Office.
ia lI-9ta ANNIE T. DABNEY.
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OST, on the 22d of December, at Tai
~ !ey's mill. in Hanover, or between there
AMI Richmond, TWO TWO-HUNDRED-DOLLA
CONFEDERATE EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS
one IN the name of Maria Louisa Anderson, No.
1852, the other in the name of Charles A. II. An
derson, No. both issued November 28th, 1862.
PEGGIE ANDERSON.
At the same time, a BUCKSKTN PURSE, con-
tanning sxty-three dollars and fifty cents in Con-
iedcrate notes. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the purse and contents at this office.
in 3-law6w* p A.
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WANTED, a large COPPER BOILER,
w or an old COPPER STILL, of large slzc.-
ANY one having such to sell, will please address
JOHN A. FOSTER,
ia lit Richmond, Virginia.
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN, on Monday
- night, WHITE AND RED SPOTTED CALF,
from Mrs. N. II. T1IORN1ON'S lot, corner Of
Franklin and Foushee streets. Any information
concerning her will be suitably rewarded.
ia l3-2ts
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IEH- SPECIAL NorIcE.-Wanted, a light
SPRING WAGON, of good quality; none other
will answer the purpose. For such a ono, a fair
price will be paid. Apply to
THOMAS W. kEESEE, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
ia st
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TIFTY DOLL RS REWARD
strayed or stolen, from my stable, corner Of
Fifteenth and Dock streets, the 10th of January,
one ROAM COW, with some white spots and white
streak ON her back, and small horns, turning to-
wards each other. The above reward will be paid
for her delivery to me, Fourteenth street, or for
information where can get her.
]. II. HITCHCOCK
ia l2-3ts No. fl Pearl street.
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II OST, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT.
IL Notice is hereby given that application will
De made for its renewal:
For five shares of James River Packet Company
Stcck, in the name of P. J. Archer, No. 9S,
dated September %, 1864.
$500 Confederate four per cent Certificate, in the
name Of " Vaughan, No. 2,3lS, March 81,
1864, issued by Lancaster & Co.. depositary.
de l60aw3m~ LANCASTER s. co!
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7 OST, small BAG, containing surgical
instruments. II left at this office, liberal re-
ward will be paid. ia '2-3t'
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4 PPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-The
n Relief Committee Of Richmond appeal to the
public for aid in behalf Of the families Of soldiers
and refugees in the city.
Richmond is filled with refugees from every por-
ton Of the Confederacy, many Of them the families
Of soldiers in the field.
Liberal and regular contributions Of money, food
and fuel are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles, contributed to the poor,
free Of charge.
Contributions Of money should be sent to II. E. c.
Baskerville, Treasurer; and all supplies should be
consigned to the Relief Committee of Richmond, -
care Of Messrs. Martin & CardoZo.
RELIEF CoxxIrrEK;-H; =. c: Baskervlll, Trea-
surer William Bell, DIR. w. III. Gwathmey, J. L..
Maury, Directors; William H. Peasants, Secretary
DR.. G. G. Barney, W. II. Clemmitt, Robert J. Chris
tan, Lewis ID. Crenshaw. J. II. Chamberlayne, W..
H. Denerson, DR.. J. II. Elerson, Colonel Thomas
II. Ellis George Gibson, Patrick II. Gibson, James
Gordon, Blackburn Hughes. Abner +. Harvey,
Samuel ]. Harrison, Judge William H. Lyons, Thos.
W. McCancc, 2. Cary Nicholas, Samuel NJ. Price,
J. d. X. Slcight, John r. Tucker. Asa Snyder, Da-
yid T. Williams, Joel b. Watkins. William Willis. Jr.
WILLIAM y MCNfORD, President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cook WASrKp.-I want to hire
or buy a No. COOK, without encumbrance-
None need apply unless we'll recommended as to
character and ability. Apply 10
ALFRED MOSES, Broad street.
ia l2-3t next to Monumental Church.
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COLDIERS, SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS.
- TRY COLEsBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT
Among the many Ointments, "A. COLESBERRY'S
has never feled to satisfy those who have used it.
1t be applied without any injury to the person.
Persons wishing to try this Ointment find it at
No. II Governor street, or address
A. COLESBERRY,
ia 7-eod7t' box No 627, Richmond, Virginia.
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nor RENT. a FURNISHED ROOM
IL in one of the cottages Of the Ballard House,
with gas and water. Reference required.
ia l3-2ts
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-A suite Of we'll
LII furnished ROOMS, with small passage room
attached, suitable for small family Without child
rem and having their own servant. Cooking may
be done the premises, along with other conve-
niences. Apply at second house on Grace, above
First street. Reference required. ia l2-3ts
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M ANTED, to hire five NEGRO MEN,
w for the present year. Will be free from
impressment. Apply Immediately to
Z. q. COSBY g. CO.,
Cary street. be ween Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
ia 1-Jts
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY to act
" as SALESWOMAN in store One accus-
toned to doing fancy work preferred. References
required. Apply at 209 Broad street. ia At
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ANDS WANTED.-I wish to hire
i fox. the city, to work the streets, EIGHT
or ihN good HANDS. Apply at my office, in the
City Hall. W. GILL,
ia 3-St City Engineer.
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
Il WARRIOR the 9th of January, 1865, my
MARE AND CARRYALL we're standing near
Drury's woods, on the Petersburg and Richmond
down the turnpike. The marc is about fifteen
hands high, dark sorrel, hind foot white, with
star in her forehead The carryall is light spring
wagon, painted black. The above reward Will be
Gle to me. J. DENT, near Manchester on Peters,
burg turnpike. ia l4-3ts
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-Two handsome
III ROOMS, on the Second floor, (unfnrnished,)
tor rent. Second tenement from the corner Of
Fourth, on Franklin. Call before 9 A. n. Of otter
p. NJ. ia ll-eodSts
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OST, on the evening of the 9th in
IL slant, between the Treasury building and the
powhatan House, either by way of Ninth and Broad
streets, or BY way Of Governor street, GOLD
SLEEVE BUTTON, with the initials 81. n H."
engraved upon it. If the finder will leave it at the
Confederate States Treasurer's office or with Mr. J.
D. SMITH, superintendent of the Treasury build
ing, he will be handsomely rewarded. ia ll-2t"
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i the TONE OF MY STOMACH, in consequence
Of not having eaten any meat in three months
Should it be found by any member Of Congress and
restored to me- he will receive the grateful thanks Of
il l4-lt* A DEPARTMENT CLERK.
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CTRAYED, from III front of Southern
- Express Office, on Wednesday, the 18th instant,
BAY HORSE left hind foot white; upper teeth
projecting about ten years old, and in dow order
had on citizens saddle and bride. liberal reward
will be paid ON his delivery to JOHN T. FAIR
BANKS, Esq, Exchange Livery Stable, below Bal
lard House. in l2-3ts
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7 OST, some short time since, five FOUR
BONDS, issued under act of February IL, 1864,
Nos. 1893 to 1897, inclusive, TO. one hundred dol
lars each, in the name of E. n Bradley, dated 3Cth
July, 1861, with interest from lst April 1864. All
persons are warned against trading for the same.
dc 8-w6w~ E. n. BRADLEY.
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LOST.

OST, On Saturday, the 26th November,
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($300), dated
March 81, 1864, No. 1894, issued BY Messrs. Lam
caster Go. 70 Whitlook 4 Roam transferred BY
them - certified by G. J. Sinton, Confederate States
collector: AL srsons are hereby cautioned against
trading tor the aame, AZ application is made for a
renewal. L. 4, at tho same time, . POCKET
BOOK, containing from 500 to 500.
de 3-law6ws ROBERT q. wADDILL
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I OST, on Sunday night, the sth instant,
PLAIN JET CROSS, with GOLD TIPS. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
Rme at the millinery store Of Miss Te,npleman, on
Broad street. ia l4-S&Mcts
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T OST, on the Grove road, or in the
IL upper part of the city. one day last week,
GOLD RING, with an oval set, containing hair
The finder will receive liberal reward by leaving
it at this Office. ia li-5s*
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OST, RECEIPT No. 1888, for 81, 500,
CONFEDERATE STATES FOUR PER
CENT. BONDS, issued oath June. 1864, by R. II.
Maury & Co., Depositalies, Richmond one EIGHT
January H. 1861 in the name Of Mrs Eliza LYON.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing said
receipts, application will be made to proper oi
GERS for their renewal. (de 2-ltaw6wl G. HUNT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-14

DOR RENT, to gentlemen, two LODG-
i, ING ROOMS. Apply at the northeast corner
ct Leigh and Fifth streets. il l3-eod3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-14

7 OST, on or about the 25th of November
Il 4 last, TWO CERTIFICATES FOR CONFEDE-
RATE STATES FOUR PER CENT. BONDS dated
March 81, 1864; one numbered 1886, for 5000, and
the other numbered 5,93l, for SlOO-both given in
my name. Application has been made for their re-
newal. GEORGE w. SNELL1NGS.
de S-law6ws