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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Que hundred and twenty-sisht banks were au'
therizel TO commence oper .tions during the
month Of April, 1850, mast Of which were con-
versions Of Stat3 banks to National banks, with
the exception Of few whose organizations
commen cd prior 10 the 81 Of March. The amount
of bank currency issued during the month Of
April was Sl3S $40 $50, making a total, up to Nay
3, Of SIS 327 $50 in circulation.
The New York Commercial says the coal ade
is unusually depressed and owners ind it irpos-
sille to effect sa es at present high prices. A
large reduction has therefore taken place In
wholesale prices, which will or ought to cause
reduction of two dollars ton TO consu ners,wi.h
a prospect Of q farther decline eoO9.
The interest paid by Government in gold, on
the list of May, on the hve.twenty bonds issued,
amounte 70 near.y eighteen million Of dollars,
about oue-hllr Of which was due on bonds pur-
chased abroad.
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Rebss. frallea, Csllhiil Huas, John AnSle,
John Amos, wm. Amos VIM. N. Suthef-
land. Jesse Onion, Isaac Parsel, Peter Par
sci. Francis D. Williams, Willis Jeakins,
e. T. McGhee, James Carter.
10th Virginia Cavalry.-A. J. Dunn, B.
NJ. Semmous, Jos. D. Cooper, Jabez Belch-
er, VIM. Deshago, Webb Reamy, Spencer
Arlington, John AshwOrth, Admire Tur o.
per, Hartman MattOx, George Kesler, Thos.
J. Holland, c. Preston, Greed Williams,
Tyler Dudley, G. W. Williams.
24th Virginia Regiment.-Wm. Cooper,
Jos. Cooper, George English, James E.
Brown, G. W. Cooper, Saunders Young,
J. W. CreAry, B. 2. Webb. Charles Walk
er.
Esd Virginia Regimeat.-David Keen,
Hezekish Hodges.
SD Virginia Regimeat-John n. Hutch.
inscn.
2Sth Virginia Regiment-Green c. Saun-
derS.
Mise'S Brigade-GeOrge W. Oaks.
BURIALs AT WASHINGTON.
The following list of burials is copied from
the Washington Chronicle:
May 4, 1865 Eugene BlOiS, c, 18th Geor-
gis; VIM. Z. West, +, 4th Alabama; JAS.
". Smith. 4Sth North Carolina; Robert f..
Kincaid, b, llth North Carolina; Robert H..
Wood, ID, 18th Virginia Artillery; Joseph
Blauton, NJ, South Carolina.
May Jesse 5. Russell, I, 6lst Alabama;
John ". Osborne, +, LIST Virginia; John w.
Dixon, /, Gath North Carolina.
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oECIAL NOTICE.

bTHE ARMIES ADJACENT TO RICHMOND
lwHO DESIRE To READ THE RICHMOND
tC.-If Regiment Brigade or Division will
bat one man from each command 10 call
Ae papers required in thei, camp daily they
L. HAVE them at the carriers price namely;
- rer one hundred copies, and can have them
! or c o'clock every morning.
hun AGENTs o. any other persons desiring
boarer for sale at any point, are Informed that
h j. no Exclusive rsIyILEGE GIVEN ANY
hos. asrepoyts have IT, We desire to circu-
4the paper freely and everywhere, and will
leve-y effort 10 have e. sent far and near.
| WING OFFICE.
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THE SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.

Accounts from North Mississippi and Tennes
see state that the people are DESTROYS OF peace,
and a'e turning their attention To th4 culture OF
cotton. u il thought that the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad will be opened in about a
fortnight With the return OF peace will come
the slmOst immediate re opening OF the Missis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad, the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and the line leading from Memphis TO
Humboldt ana connecting with lines 70 Column
Ius and Cincinnati. The day of destroying
Railroads, 10 is hoped, has passed away forever.
accommodation.
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THE NORTHWESTERN TRADE.

\ great trade with tie Upper Mississippi Is
anticipated the present season. Low water i0r
the las. two years aim, st suspended navigation
above La crosse, and umbermen were unable
. get out their logs and Lumber If IN the pine
res OF The Wisconsin the b ack, Chippewa st.
Croia. and Uppe. Mississippi rivers sine 1862 .
On account oil low water Ths Mississippi and
ell OF It's tributaries in that upper country are
iul, 20 the brim. The accumulation Ct two or
three years will produce an a. gre gate that VIII
amount TO fully three millions OF dollars. There
is also all OF one years crop and portion or
two years crop Of wheat awaiting shipment
at cinerent points in Minnesota aud Wisconsin,
above La Crosse, the total amount OF which is
estimute1 at from four to five millions OF bush
pls.
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GOLnANn SrnCkS

At tie Gr>t Boast, New York, Monday gold
sold At Ia IS U. :. coupons ISL 10 l., Z. $.
t9ys lO5 81; Tennessee sizes O. Virginia ), Ses
81 Moth Carolina skies 6s. In Bait mose Alon-
day, gold averaged l42 silver sold az I3l.
The subscriptions TO the Government seven
thirty bonds during the six days ending With
Sat uJly last, amoua,ed To tie enormous sum Of
over forty mi lion dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

TINE EXCHANGE HOTEL. IN THE CITY OF
Richmond, to be leased at auction. for
three years from LIST July next, with the privilege
ofrenewal for two other years on terms 10 be fix
ell by competent persons, mutually chosen for the
purpose. This truly valuable Hotel will be leased
at auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
10th May, 1866, at 10 O'Clock, NJ. The Exchange
is not only first class, but is among the largest
and best arranged hotels in the South and has
heretofore enjoyed a large and lucrative patron
age IL contains more than one hundred rooms,
and is so favorably known to the travelling public
North and south.) that further description Is
deemed unnecessary. The recent confagration,
by which the principal business portion of our
city was destroyed, including several hotels, has
created great demand for hotels, and conse-
ouently it Is believed that the present offers
unusual advantages TO persons to engage in that
branch of business. The hotel needs some re-
pairs, but by the expenditure Of few thousand
dollars it could in short time be put IN good
order, 80 that it could probably be opened by LIST
July next. The lessee will be expected 70 Keep
a first class hotel, aud will be required to put the
premises in repair and to pay the taxes thereon.
Full particulars and terms made known at tie
~ HARRISON. GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN,
myI Bankers and Real Estate Agents.
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ENGLIsH TOBACCO MARKET.


Messr4 Wm. Brlndt's Sons 4 Co.'S American
Tobacco Circular. dated London, 22i alt, says
that quotations OF Virginia Leaf are nominal
figures omitted. Suiss are quo ed nouiGauy at
l.. 81. TO p. ID; GidlHng Neggohead Is. ID. 10
Is. 81. good and tine, Is. 81. 10 >. I'd. TLe Cir
cular says
Since our last report Of 5.h instant The Easter
holidays have inIerfered with the regu. or course
OF business and IN all articles las. week there
was a very quiet trade. Ia Tobacco there las
been very ltte doing and &C present the mar
bet Is sOIaeW hat unsettled, owing 20 the news g.
tie capture Of Richmond and the hopes that now
mas b. entertained of a CONCLUSION OF the war
ere long. Buyers are not purchas NJ % any cN-
tent but holders are still firm aad goo GA be-
ties OF Tobacco will ma nttin their price. The
enormous stock Of Low Leaf however, render
the m rket Tor this description weak, and We un-
jerstlnd that some parcels which sIe pressed Tor
sale will likely be disposed OF 90 sugut ,eluc.
tlor. The transactions since the beginning Of
the month DO not probably exceed 900 hogs
heads. the grea er part being Missouri Leaf sold
no previous rates; Dry Missouri Lugs have fetch
ed I'D per pound Good Paraguay and apsn
sell % ia prices.
Ia Liverpool last week the Tobacco market
was very quiet, but this week there was more
business doing Retail sales OF Western Leaf aud
Strpts have been made for Ireland and % the
tradeand low Western Leaf and Marylands have
been taken % q fair extent toreXpor, also some
Heshy Leaf for Africa Yesterday $50 hOE.hsajs
Leaf were taken for London account PROBABLY
for export 20 France, and we believe that since
The news OF the capture Of Ric mond some Fac
.ory Dried Leaf ha, been bought by q specUla-
tor for resale. Rough br WI common cutting
Missouri Leaf has fetched led, sound slor.
common Missouri Leaf Ia. part stale grey
AMI heated ditto 3D., loose and Gepackei stale
and heated I'D. and damaged fooled Lug. 3d.
per 10. Bright OhiOs and good substitutes like
Paraguay and Japan are wanted. In Cayenlish
there has bsen rather more business doing.
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Wise's Brigade-George ". Oaks.
RURfALs At WAsHINGToN.
FINANCIALAND COlI,IERCIAL
PRICES OF GOLD AND sTOCNs.

A. the Evening Board New York SATURDAY.,
go p. NJ, gold CLOSED At l43. At the Evening
Exchange there were no sales Of United stites
bOals. New York Central advanced - Erie
3 -. Reading 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

DESTROY tSo marks OF brands thereof. and hhall
brand OF mark the usw packages with toe WORD
reinspeeied, In addition to the words and figures
above required and thal return the amount TO
the assessor as reinspected and not as again tax
nhle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

we are Indebted TO Mr. p. B. Hulsc, agent
por Messrs. 4. S. Blrws Burr, New York,
for specimens OF the standard school books
issued FROM ,heir press, viz:
"DlyNs' Primary Arithmetic" one ofthe
best iniuc.o-s 10 III. science of numbers
ever published.
.D.yies Practical Arithmetic edi-
lion. The. merit, OF th.s arithmetic are uni
versaly recognized.
ssThe National Primer. OF Primary Word
Builder byJ. Madison Watson. No bel
ter prfmer las been published.
UTbe Nati,nsl First Relder": s.Thc Sec.
o,5 pas5s-',, and eth, Third Reader by
Richard G. Parker. M. and j. Madison
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

A TTRACTlVE OFFER TO CAPITAL.
"A ISTS-The valuable Ballard
Hotel, in the City Of Richmond,
Va, and Fixtures attached there
TO. for sale at AuctiOn.-.At the request
of the owner Mr.. John p Ballard we shall sell
at public auction, on the premises. on THURS
nay. the list June, 1865, at % o'clock NJ, the
truly valuable property known as the Ballard
Hotel This property is so well and favorably
known throughout the United States that a mi.
mite description of il is deemed unnecessary
The Hotel was partially completed before, but
finished since the war, and was built after the
most approved architecture, the materials and
workmanship of the best order, the front being
NJ Granite and iron, and OF modtrn style, having
oil the conveniences incident TO a first class es.
tablishm' Mt, and regarded the best arranged one
in the South.
The premises are in perfect preservation except
as IN painting and cleaning, which are now in
nrorress: so that by the day of sale it can be
ready for occupancy. The Hotel contains III
rooms ia six stories high, with Offices and stores
fronting on Franklin street. sketch of the lot
will be shown at the sale.
THE Il. tel, until it was closed last year enjoyed
large and lucrative patronage; and when it
shall be n opened under the present favorable
auspices cannot fail 10 do much larger and
more profitable business, for the reason, amongst
others that the recent cOnilagration DESTROYED
quite q number OF hotels.
To capitalists 1t presents great inducements, as
there are number of applicants to rent the pro-
perty; and to hotel keepers no better opportunity
IN make money can be offered. To those who
NAV he unacduainted with the property it NAV
NOT be amiss 10 say, that it cost originally more
than $3.50 600, when building was cheaper than
it now is.
After the sale of the HOTEL the Fixtures and
norton of the furniture will be sold. consisting
of % very large Mirrors, the COrnices, Chande.
ljers. Clocks, Iron Safe, Counters and Desks,
Steam Boilers. Steam Engines, Steam Tables,
Washing Machines, and many other articles too
numerous to mention and possession at once
given, so that the house can be opened at an
early day.
Terms for the real estate-0ne-Quarter cash;
balance at one, two and three years for bonds
bearing interest, the same payable half yearly.
secured by trust deed, ali cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
For the personal effects cash. The taxes for
1866 TO be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GUDDlN & APPERS0N,
my5 did Bankers and Real Estate Agents.
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Fsons in the'city desiring to take the WING
iariy, can DO so by leaving their name and
ence al theWHiG OFFIcE. when their names
Jbe entered on the Carriers list for delivery.
n such cases, settle withthe Carrier.
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TEIEGRAPEaTC ITEMS.
TIE GREAT FIRE Is JERSEY CITY.

TIE GREAT FIRE Is JERSEY CITY.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Erie Railway Car
Mandatory in Jerse City situated near the
Bergu1 tunnel, took iiIe at o'clock this morn
inc and was entirely destroyed.
The loss TO the mech 'nics, in present employ
meut aud particularly in tools, cannot be accu
rately stated
10 is estimated that the tools cannot Re repla-
ced for less than $4,000. At least two hundred
of the men had property worth on the average
about one hundred and fifty dollars each.
The loss Of the Erie Company not far from
$500 coo il partly insured.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. May l, via CAIRO, May C.
Many of lees soldiers have arrived here and
Gen. Banks has ordered them 10 report TO Pro-
vo,t Marshal prohibiting them from wearing
Rebel Uniforms.
Mobile advices of the 2Sth ult. say that Gen.
Granger has been appointed the commander Of
that district
TgE CONFEDERATE RAM WEBB.
NEW YORK May 6.--rhe gunboat Florida,
from New Orleans on the 9Th, brings the pirate
Reed aud the ether officers on the ram Webb.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 9, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer N. Martin, Livingston, n .rfOlk, mail
and passengers.
Steamer James A. Stevens, -. City Point
government orders
Steamer Black Bird, Cole City Point, govern
mcnt orders.
Steamer Rsd Jacket, Adams City Point, gov
emmeut orders.
Steamer Seneca, Si'man, City Point govern
ment orders.
schr George Washington, MITCHELL Baltimore,
assert cargo, Kimberly Brothers.
SAILED.
Steamer GeoIgianna, Pearson, Norfolk, mail
and passengers.
steamer Rob't Morris Shaw, Washington, gov.
ernment troops.
Steamer River Queen, Bradford, Washington,
government officials.
Steamer Black Bid, Cole. City Point, govern
ment passengers.
Steamer Red Jacket, Adams, City Point, gov
erLment passengers
Steamer Thomas Powell, Lyons, City Point,
hospital boa.
steamer George Washington, Ingraham, City
Point hospital boat.
S,Er Z. Nickerson, Crowell, Norfolk, light.
Schr e. G. knight, Travis, City Point light.
Schr john Stockham, -, City Point, light.
Schr buena ista- white, City Point, light.
Schr Alabama, Vangilder, City Point, light.
: chr j. w. Lawrence Weeks City Point light.
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rI,XNn aaOSr n INSTANTANEOUS

1.-TWO HOST FLOORS
i AT NORTH EAST CORNER MAIN AND
ARA STREETS, FOR RENT Al AUCTION
On FRIDAY, May ~ at - o'clock, NJ, we will
rent It auction upon the premises, the two spa
ciOus md well lighted floors above the banking
house of VIM. 8. lsaacs d Co., now in the occu.
pancy of Nessts. Geo. Dunn d Go. These rooms
e about % xSO feet each, ar are better adapted
by their location and arrangement, for jcbUing
business first class restaurants, billiard saloons
&c., &C., than any other now to be had in the
city.
Possession 10 be given in few days.
myl0-td GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALR,-Two HERRING SEINES, in
4 good order. They can be seen at the corner
If 30th and n streets, Church Hill. Also, one
thousand Cabbage Plants.
mylO-lt' II. F. SHARP.
TRAINED BUILDINGS FOR SALE.
II We offer for sale the following Framed
Buildings. to wit:
One house, 80 by 100 feet, twenty rooms.
Do 80 by 100 feet, one large room.
Do 30 by 50 feet.
These buildings are on James river, IL miles
from the city; they are of good material and
can be easily taken down and transported by the
canal to Richmond.
The attention of builders is requested TO this
opportunity fer procuring a large gu nifty of
lumber, framts, &c, at n low price.
Apply TO GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
aplO-3t AuctiOneers.
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NEAT BRICK TENEMENT on THE EAST
LINE OF 2lsT, BETWEEN FIR ANKLTN AND
GRACE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NETILL be sold ut auction. on the premises on
w Saturday the lsth May 1856, at l.2
o'clock, p NJ, the neat brick tenement located
as above. now in the occupancy Of Mr. Sam'l T.
Slater. IL has rooms besides kitchen and the
usual out buildings and is supplied with gas.
Possession given in few DAYS.
Terms reasonable, and made known at the time
of sale.
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERSoN.
INV 10-tds
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LATE ARRIVAL OE SHOES,
I01 Broad ST., cCrEer oG Ninth.

WE have just received fu and complete
w assortment OF Ladies and Misses Lasting
G tiers all g leS from SO 10 s..
l. dies and Misses rippera from % 70 -.
Children's 5 oes nom 90 ccGts 10 -.
Mems and Boys Sho s. all prices.
The finest assortment Of Black Hats in Rich.
mond at n snal advance on cost from So ~.
We will soon have for the Ladies The &c abra.
ted Elliptic skirt, the gre test Invention Of the
age. Also, Paraso and UmbrellaL French
Wove Cors Is with whalehoEc
Ladies and Gent emen will find e 20 their int
rest not 20 forget the old Firm # Ealyins DlccE
as We are determined to arise PlGnN ike from
the ashes. DARBY, READ d co.
myIO-it
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uOUSEEEOHas lANse EaETCEEE,-s

HOUSEEsO .A-NE5 ELaTCEzE,rs
IL FURNITURE For SALE, And House
FOR RENT, at AUCIlUN.--Wi'i Doe rented at 10
o'clock, (on the premse-). on WEDNESDAY, the
10th May, til the lst OF October next. the house
in which William Thornton now resides, con
tanning four rooms and kitchen. ue house IS
on Cary street, between Let and 2nd streets.
After the renting Of The house tie furniture
will be sold. consisting Of Carpets, Chairs Beds,
Sdeboard, Wardrobe, DC and the usual variety
Of Kitchen Furniture Cookiu1 stoves, &c.
TERMS.-FOr the house, the rent payable
monthly. For the furniture, cash.
my5-tds GRUBBS & BILLIATS, Auctrs.
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By E. b. COOK, Auc;ioECer.

NO. ~ MAIN s1tIett.
ADMINISTRA OR'S SALE OF AN EXTEN.
SIYE BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWHiGHr
ESTABLiSHMENr AT AUCTION.
nN WEDNESDAY. 10th inst, at 10 o'clock,
" will sell on the premises, 18Th between
Main and Cary Streets, at the Wkcelwrigtt and
Blacksmith Shop of John REID, decd, al the
Stock. EN- bracing-
Bellows, . Anvils, Vices, general assort-
ment Of Wheelwright5' and Blacksmith Tools,
q large lot Of Seasoned Lumber a 10: Of Paints
and Oils lot Of New Iron 4 sets New Wheels,
large lot Of Unfinished Work, large TO- OF
Spokes FellCes and Hubs, ? new lg Wagon
Bodies, lot OF Betting, very large Jon Of Scrap
Iron and Steel. Wagon and Buggy Spring. and
AXles, Bolts wrought Mails, i.amp 81 ck Dc.
ALSO.
One Omnibus, recent y put in thorough repair,
3 FORCES, and one small Frame Tenement near
the above premises At the same i'm
The Lease OF the above Establishment which
will expire IN February, 1868.
The attention Of Mechanics particularly re-
quested. JAMES BALNAlE,
Admlulat afUr.
Sale conducted by L. B. COOK,
my ct Ayct'r.
By ROGERS, ADAMS & CO., Auc,'rs,
No 6, 18th Street.
OUR first auction sale viii take place n or
~ wareroom, on WEDNESDAY mex. the Iuh
inst, commencing at IL o'clock, wien We Will
offer as follows:
Brown Sugars
Rio Coffee
M0lasses
Extra :. F. Flour
Butter, Lard
Soap. Candles
Matches, Blocking &C.
ALSO,
4 general assortment Of Suffers 6oois
Can Fruits Meats, Pickles
Oranges, CrCcStr,' be- &c.
List OF articles givcl in special notice on norm.
| ing Of sale.
Parties DESIRING 10 send in goods for this sale
will dOso e .ry Tuesday morning
Regular sale day every wednesday.
ROGERS, ADAM 81 Co,
my 6 AUcrf. upars
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Day.

ByTARDY & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
No 8, Main Street.
ON THURSDAY next, the llth instant, com.
" mencing promptly at ELEVEN o'clock, We
will sell at auction
10 bags Rio coffee
8 do Laguayra COTE
% bbls brown sugar
10 packages tea
90 boxes and half boxes adamantine and
tallow candles
90 sacks s. 1T
100 bbls potatoes
10 do molasses
Ground pepper, can fruits, oysters, etc etc
ALSO,
$500 pairs mems shoes and boots
Besides many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Consignments solicited for the SALE
TARDY d WILLIAMS.
T. W. KEEsEE, Salesman. myl0-2t
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AuCTfos sALEs -rl,ls pnf.

By r. 3. LYME, Auctioneer.
CT0RE and sblYeiiing HOUSE fOr
- Rent sit AucIsoa.-Willhe relied as
auction OH the 10TH OF nay. at o'clock, upon
he.premises, that very desirable Store and Gel.
lar, situated on corner Of 18th aud Main streets,
II is doubtless good busintss stand and those
In want OF situation would DO well 10 az end
the renting. II will be rented for the balance
Of the year. Immediately after the store 3 rent
ed, the upper portion of the house, containing
eight rooms with water and gas, together with
good kitchen will be rented.
Terms made known al the time Of renting.
R0BT. Il. LYME Auetioneer,
Office corner Wall and Franklin streets.
my9-2t Up stains.
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cOEFFDERATE PRISONERS At POINT
LOOKOUT.

LOOKOUT.
A letter from Point Lookout requests us
10 publish the following list Of prisoners Of
war from Franklin county, Virginia, who
are confined q that place:
9th Virginia Regimeut.-R. Dickinson,
company A; Samuel S. Cook, do; VIM. II.
Machenbeimer. James /. Rice, Charles K.
Hancock, A. b. Hancock, z. WhitlOek'
sam. Whltlock, J. Vs. Mason, b. NJ. Hurt,
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myi0 N-' y Assistant sa Adiu.ans General.

DOXS-warted 10 boys on Thursday morn
ID ing, 18th inst, at No IL Law Building, to
Gle. From s. to SIS can be made day.
myl0-G'
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. ---The KEY and FURNI-
i TURE OF first rate Dwelling Holss nicely
furnished and in desirable part Of the city. ad-
mrably suited for private boarding house, con.
tanning / rooms, besides kitchen rooms, &c, and
a carriage house. The furniture will be sold at
a fair vauation-the key given TO the purchaser.
Address MRS. DAVIS;
myl0-2L' Atthis Once. .
DEAEO EOls IsE9NT.-.-A good toned
L SIX octave Pl ANO wills be rented to respon-
SIDE parties residing in the city, where it will be
wei taken care of, at SO per month, payable in
advance. Also a No. CONCERT VIOLIN, 90
years old, for sale price 500. Apply to PROBES
sOr DE CtE VEL,
myl0-it' Grace, above First street.
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nlLL0Ry Nnr c.lpTERED.

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era Navy existed ~'lO's ''''VI ''' nav!
OF my ou'''4s 10 'n~' p'A''' ~ "SS ''''
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FOUND.
REWARDS.

NOTICE.
~ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Tor one Hunting.case Gold Watch and Chain, if
the thief is found if not Fifty Dollars will be
paid for the goods. The Watch was made by
Joseph Johnson. Liverpool. No. G0299. Marked
on face G. W. 3. Apply Arcade Saloon, 18th
street to r. II. MORAN.
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