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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-04

CHARGED WITH GARROTISG.-W Illlam
Brown and William Pcaslcy, well-known
in this city as dealers in fish, oysters
etc.-the first detailed conscript and
the last a member of the Tenth Virginia
cavalry, were arrested and committed to
Castle Thunder yesterday on the charge
of "garroting and releasing a prisoner
(Jack Clark from the guard" Some
DAYS since, Clark stole very fine mule
from Petersburg and rode him to this
CITY. Information OF the fact reaching
the detectives here, the said Clark was
arrested and committed to the Castle to
answer the offence. where he remained
until Monday night, when. in conformity
to a requisition, from Major Bridgford,
calling for him, he was taken out and
sent to Lieutenant Bates, to be by him
forwarded TO the army court-martial.-
Soon after leaving Castle Thunder, Clark
obtained permission from the guard
to visit Brown & Peasley's place of
business, ostensibly for the purpose of
getting some clean clothing; and after
remaining short while there, he started
out of the house, but was Immediately
followed by two men, who clampcd the
guard around the neck and threw sack
over his head, thereby enabling the pri-
soner CLARK to effect his escape. De-
scribing the locality of the occurrence to
Captain boswell, provost-marshal, orders
were issued to arrest Brown and Peas
ley; and when they were taken to tho
chief-ofpolice office yesterday, the guarc
having Clark in custody readily recog-
nized them as the persons who, the nigh
before, threw the sack over his head ant
held him till his prisoner escaped. Clarl
has not yet been re-arrcsted;
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IXT WJI.DT, No. L53 Broad street,

w begs most respectfully TO call public atten-
ton to his establishment and stock, which will
be found superior to any III the Confederate States.
Wigs, IIe;,d-iresses Bandosus, Braids Waterfalls,
Ca.aracts, and every style Of HAIR WORK, DC,
having been introduced by him-partculasiy his
ventiiating work, every HAIR of which is put in
separately thus initiating Nature. But, strangers
are liable to be imposed upon by the pretended wig
makers which abound among us, deem it my
duty TO proclaim their merits, that may he
mislea or be deprived Of so valuable a head of hair
invite all to and judge ior themselves after
visiting other establishments.
n B.Ail kinds OF HAIR exchanged for NEW
The highest price Paid for OLD H-tils-long or
ishort. de 3l-6t.
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DARGAINS, BARGAINS.

DARGAINS, BARGAINS.
~ Just received and for sale at No. 1873 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
loco yards handsome DRESS GOODS,
1000 yards CoIoRED FLANNELs for Balmo-
rails and Spring Wrappings;
5000 yards BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
500 yards BROWN LINENS,
500 yards WHITE LINENS,
500 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOES,
$500 yards best quality BLEACHED COTTON,
5000 yards BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES, differ
ent widths;
1000 yards CASSIMEREs, CLOTHS and
TwEEDs,
500 yards JACONETs and c. B. A1UsL1NS,
100 doz HEMsTITCH'D IIANDKERCHIEFs,
for ladies and gentlemen
100 dozen PLAIN IIANDKERCHIEFs, for la
dies and gentlemen;
500 dozen WHITE WADDING,
500 dozen WHITE and BLACK SPOOL COT
TON,
500 lbs. w B. and BLACK FLAX THREAD,
800 great gross different kinds, Of BUTTONS;
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
100 gross best quality:sTEEL PENS,
2O0,000 NEEDLES, from to No. s;
~ dozen LINEN SHIFTS,
100 dozen DRESSING COMBS,
| 5000 SKE1NS CCLORED SEWING SILK
1000 SKEINS BLACK SEWING SILK, &C.,
| together with many articles too numerous to men,
! ton. AL Of the above articles will be sold low
Cal, soon, as the goods must he sold at once
Remember the place. No. 1873 Broad street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. in 3-3ts
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WANTED, BROKEN GLASS, of all
w Qualities. in large or small quantities. Peo-
pie will please let their servants n sai hr, up 10 ,nS
etah1a On Fourth street. between Grace and Frank
lin where they will be paid for it, according to qua
iity, from eight to ten cents per pound Ii any per-
sons have large quantities, and they Will informme
Will take it from their premises.
;4~ot. JOHN NICHOLSON.
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NAVY DsrAsTassr,l
OFFICE GrEcIAL aEkyicK,
k.cHMosp, Va, September ID. 1854.
NOTICE.-From and after MONDAY
IN NEXT, the 10Th instaht,~ the STEAMER
SCIiRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets for
A. NJ aud o'clock +. M, touching at all the prn-
c.pal landings on the river.
JOHN III. PARKER,
sc 20-ts Iieuteaang in 81 rs,e.
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ISSOLUTION.-Th firm of Nc:
J CARTHY & MITCHELL is dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be closed by X.
d. Mitchell, to whom claims will be presented.
Either partner will receipt for debts due to the
GERM
r. D. MITCHELL. will continue the business in
his own name, and invites eonsignmcnts Of lumber,
hay and all kinds OF produce, and pledges his best
exeItions for the interest of his employers.
James c. Mccarthy will remain at the old sta nd
and assist in the business and asks for it the favor
of his old flieLds. JAMES G. MCCARTHY,
il St. j. y. MITCHELL
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TIE DISPATCH COJ-NTYNG-ROOX HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO TIE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
(srences Building,l IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
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NyILLIAM Is. DAVIDSON still con-
w tinues in the COMMISSION hUsINESS
Cary street between Thrteenth and Virginia streets
notwithstanding the false ,epaft circulated by sos,r
,aatie,as and eresfed person 10 fhe contrary, and
win attend strictly to all consignments and ORDERS
always reporting promptly. delo-im
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RicnMoSp AND DAsvILLE RAIiRoAp,l
SurERIsTENnssT's OFfIcZ,
January 2, 1858.
NOTICE.-On and after MONDAY,
~ January I'd, the through Passenger Train OF,
this road-leaving at IL o'cloek-wiu be diseon-
tinued until further notice.
JAMES FL. LESTER,
ia 2--6t Ticket Agent.
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LtOIJND.-A set Of FALSE TEETH.
y whioh4hs owner cal, get By calling at tho
Chtmborszo Guard aud proving property aud pay
ing Tor this advertisement. ia9-+3ts
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WANTED.

WANTED, a smart COLORED GIRL,
w from ten to twelve years old, capable OF
doing light house work. She will receive her food
and clothes spd be we'll cared for. Apply nnmedi-
a.cly to Professor OECtENIEL, Musical Academy
on Grace above First street, south side.
Va ia 2-3ts
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPAnTxEsT,l
. coxyyprnAry STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, August 8, 1854.


OERTIFTCATESOF UNDERTAKINGS
rTAprrl; SIX PR CENT. PR ..NEvH
- r;;KEsT AND FREE rom TAXATION
The fourteenth section OF ts act to rsiese the cur
rency, approved February II, isoi the sseresaTy 81
sne Treasury is authorized to issue the above cert-
seatas, payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty q peace With the United states: Thy ON
not be sold but .c only TO be issued :" such creii-
.rs IF tho a. are willing 10 receive tho
sane in payment Of their demands They mus. also
be given at rur, though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and dishurs-
rc officers OF the Government is called to this class
of public securities as Offering peculiar ad7ahtasss
70 those from whom the supplies OF the uoverrnfnt
are bought and to facilitate the use OF them, checks
1rawn by discussing officers upon the derosltares
holding these funds, ard marked across the face
"r0yable in certificates of indebtedness" Viii -
paid in conformity Herewith.
Repositories are hereby authorized and REQUIRED
TO comply with this regulation, and to maze appli-
cation TO the Register for surpe- u csrtcates a.
9~.s Secretary Of Treasury.
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EOR SALE, the KEY AND FIXTURES
Il of a very we'll situated BAK-ROON, in one ot
the most business parts Of the city. Inquire of b.
FREIsHcORN, seventeenth street, opposite the
Old Market ia 3-sts
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TALLOW, TALLOW-

TALLOW, TALLOW, TALLOW-
800 pounds. Sugar, Sugar. Sugar. barrels
Soda, Soda, Soda-3 kegs. Bacon, Bacon Bacon
500 pounds Grain Bags, Grain Bags-7o bags. Rum,
Wh,skey, French Brandy, Holland Gin, Apple
Copp.ras and Horse Brushes, for sale by
A. WESENDONtK,
No. lGl Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh.
ia St
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DIVIDEND.-Th President and Di-
J rectors of the Traders Bank of the City of
Richmond have declared a dividend Of FIVE AND
A QUARTER PER CENT. for the six months, pay
able in currency, subject TO deduction of quar-
ter per cent bonus tn the State leaving per cent
payable To the stockholders and after the % of
January next L. SINTON,
de 27-tJa5th Cashier.
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A CARDTO THE GENTLEMEN We
IA have on hand large supply of MILITARY
GOODS, such as GENERALS WREATHS, STARS,
BARS, CORDS and TASSELS, STAFF BUTTONS,
MARYLAND BUTTONS, MISSOURI BUTTONS
and all sizes GARARALDI BUTTONS.
Mrss SEMON 4 co, No Ill Broad street.
Any person having old-fashioned GILT EPAU-
LETTES will do well to bring them to No. Ill
Broad street. ja2-lws
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XNANTED-Wan for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
on the Richmond and Danville railroad, andTlIREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work the Piedmont
railroad Apply to any agent Of the roads along
the line or at the Offices in Eicnoud and Danvile
CHARLES G. TALCOTr,
de lin superintendent
Examiner Wing and Enquirer, Petersburg EX-
press and Lyrchburg Virpinian copy one month
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WANTED, three or four good POT
TIERS. Any person having such property to sell
or to hire viii please address nue. at Wylhesbnrg'
Charlotte county, Va. Reference: Bacon Basker-
vile. or Jcter & Harris, Richmond, Va.
I have for sale a.fne thoroughbred STALLION.
Jackson Ly imported Fly-by~ Night. Also. two fine
JACKS Gde 3I-lOtsf SAMUEL BARNES.
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WANTED, a mciium-siZed HOUSE
w convenient to the business part Of the city
and in short distance Of the capitol: Address Mrs.
M, Dispatch office. dc oo-eoo''
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NNANTED, WRITING or other EN- p
wv TLOYMENT, out of office hours, by q
Young man in one of the Departmental citizen OF
Richmond, and well known in the community
Reference given if required. Address EMPLOY
MENT," through post-oiice. ia 81
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, hand
w some PART.OR MIRROR. Address box
49,, Richmond rost-oiiice. ass
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, to pur-
w chase or rent q HOUSE, with three or fonr
rooms, in pleasant part OF the city. Address w.
Enquirer office. ia 1-ot
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Thankful, for the patronage extended to the late
firm of LEE 81 BOWMAN, the subscriber will CHI
tnue at the old stand the auction business for the
SALE OF NEGROES, publicly and privately, and
eoicits continuation Of the from his friends
q I'd the public. n. NJ. LEE.
January ,, 1855 jac-ts
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" ANTED, an ENGINEER for sta
w tionary engine; either white or black. II
white. he must be past military service.
la3-3t II. CAUTHORN.
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Notwithstanding retired from the auction busi-
ness respectfully return my thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the house during my con-
nectiou with it, ard solicit a continuance OF the
same to Mr.. N. NJ. LEE who will conduct the bust
ness at the old stand. S. NJ. BOWMAN.
January . ih6l.
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WANTED, for the Confederate States
w steamer Patrick Henry, twelve COLORED
WATERS Coed payand rations furnished Ap-
pl, on board at Rockets de l'-iVt-
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EOUND, by n servant, on Eighth street,
between franklin and Grace streets, a sum Of
MONEY which the owner can get by applying TO
the City postmaster and describing the same ard
paying for thie advertisement. do 27-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-04

DOVER FOR RENT-POWER can
l. be furnished, with spacious rooms, in my
building, corner Cary and Tenth streets.
dc 23-lms Asa SNYDER.
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ENOR' RENT, on Union I'LL, (Ncw
8 st,eet.( a SMALL HOUSE, with three rooms
and kitchen. Apply 10 Mrs. 7. NJ. RcUNTREE,
New street, Union Hill. ia 3-ot+
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DERSONS HAVING SEWING MA
CHIMES 10 be REPAIRED CT CLEANED
can have it done iy leaving their orders at the store
OF Mr.. RUSSELL ". ALLEN, second door from
the corner Of Broad and Fifth streets. de 3l-5t.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, three nicely.iurnished
ROOMS, III desirable neighborhood, within
ten minutes walk Of the capitol. with gas and wa
ter Also, one fine brick KITCHEN, with TWO
ROOMS Apply Immediately on the corner Oh
Marshall and Adams streets, northwes: corner.
ia 4-ltt
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WANTED, pair Of COLTS RE-
w voLvERs, navy size, new model; for
which the market price will DC paid Call at
SUfHERLAND'S, l32 Main street. ia 3-2ts
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TOR RENT, two ROOMS, with gas;
one furnished and the other partly furnished; ;
on Fourth, between Cary and Canal streets. @AtSa
one UNFURNISuED ROOM, with gas, corner OF
Twenty Fourth and Franklin. ia 1T
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NOR RENT, a FURNISHED FRONT
ROOM, with gas, on Fifth street, second door
from Baker street a gentleman preferred. Re-
ferences required. Apply on the premises
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A CoLD BArH.-Armed with warrant
of arrest, Constable E. w. Robinson, Of
Henrico, assisted by H. Raney, Of Chin
.boraxo Hospital, sailed out on Friday
night last in search of Philip Lee, a
white man and On old offender, charged
with stealing large amount Of clothing,
the property of the Confederate States
Government Proceeding to his house,
they found Lee at home but, being APP
prised Of their presence in time to do SO,
he lodged out the backway unperceived,
and was some distance off before he was
discovered. Immediately giving chase,
Lee struck for Gillie's creek, into which
he sprang; whereupon Constable Robin
son, who was ahead Of ,Raney, also fol-
lowed after him, and succeeded in CATCH
ing him in about four feet water. The night
W. dark and cold, and, becoming per-
fectly benumbed, neither the captor nor
captive were able to reach terra .Jirmd
TIL they received assistance from parties
on shore. Subsequently the stolen goods
were recovered, and Lee was handed
over to the military authorities for pun
iehment.
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CHARGED WITH D1sLoYALrY.-The Cen
trail train, on Saturday night brought
down to this city from Staunton man
named T. d. McCaskey. charged with
disloyalty to the Confederacy. He was
taken before Captain boswell, assistant
provest-marshal, and by his order CON-
mitted to Castle Thunder.
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4 TARRATTS HOTEL FOR RENT AT
81 AUCTION. As surviving partner q the late
coucsen e John E. Ffiena : c., sAq1, On TUHe.
DAY. fhs l0th a January, 1o6a 8 II o1olock. ou
the pfenisss, rent ct public anciod - the hgkesl
biddef, TN The SIT d December, 1885, JARRA1TG
HOTEL, IA Pbeersbufe, with Stables, 60, attnched
The properly Is too ven known e Ts9pirs Turtles
,WnLlAn Tkxcn kco., Anctiohsen.
At the same time add plaes " viii sell the fol-
loving FURNITURE In snid Hotel:
S7Haif and Shuck Mattresses,
* g. Bedstsads, Bedding, &c.
1auEahoenn1 DureAuh with G1aO;
$50 Tables and WashstandD,
- 60 Washbowls md Pitchers,
60 Chaubern,
Carpets on the Aoor,
superior 7-ocfave Piano, said te b 4 Ina
instrument; -
Tete-a-Tete Sofas,
: Mahogany Hocking Chairs,
20 Reception Chairs,
3Marble-Top Tables, .s4~ s
Plated Pitcher and Waiter,
Alarge Aantel Glasses,
8 Brocate11e Curtains, 80
Parlor Brussels Carpet,
50 Dining-Noom Chairs, -
Crockery, Knives and Forks pertaining to .
lIron ~ ,-s.-sss&...---,--s---.---s.-
IOmnibus, in good q 81,
81. XxxDaEAAED = CO. :
WILLIAM Thxcn Co., Annlsneers. JAZZ
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S1v1na FALL-About g o'clock last
night, q John ]. Connan, was coming
down the brick walk, on Twenty third
street, leading from Grace to Franklin,
he slipped up on the ice and fell heavily
to the pavement, breaking his left arm
and injuring himself seriously otherwise.
He was removed soon afterwards to his
residence, on Twenty-fifth street, Union
Hill, when surgical assistance was sent
for
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, January LIST, at twenty
minutes to l o'clock, of consumption, Mrs. OTEREA
E. LEACH, relict Of James B. Leach, deceased, in
the thirty-eighth year Of her age.
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from Grace Street Baptist
Church THIS Monday EVENING at 5 O'Clock
Philadelphia and New Jersey papers will please
copy.
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\ DEMONSTRATORS Sal

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
N FINE HORSE. BUGGY, &c.-At the above
saie by q. Raeland, surviving partner will cell .
fms HORSE, of the Revenue stock, suited both for
the buggy or cavalry purposes; sound and active.
Also. Eoed TOP-BU6GY, HARNESS, SADDLE,
Birdie, &c. WILLIAM PRlDDY,
Administrator Of Elisha Williams, deceased.
0luDDs WILLIAMS, Auetioneegs. de -
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AaanAL-ov 4 FLAa-oF'TRucE BoAf.-
a Hax-of4ruce boat arrived from the
Nerth It Varins On Friday morning last.
Ghe hsounlat up slsssn bales Of blankets,
INT y u Yea1oe 0oTeepment to Their
leisslssy y - ~, put - paa1peEs
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n UNAW Y.-FIVE HUNDRED
III DOLLARS REWARD-Left my farm, on
the 25th instant, my man, CHESTER. He is fifty
one years old; five feet nine inches high; black
skin and heavy beard, slightly grey He is well
the above reward for him, delivered to s. N. Davis
& Co., or myself, two miles north of Richmond.
de 28-6tS NJ S, TAYLOR.
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TN Rec HUNDRED DOLLARS

TH Rec HUNDRED DOLLARS
Il REWARD will give the above reward for
the arrest and delivery to the undersigned living
in Richmond, for each Of three NEGRO MEN, named
EDWARD, GRIFFIN and MURRY FOX, aged
twenty-five, twenty-five and twenty. Edward is Of
q gingerbread color; Of middle size, with Roman
nose; his step is quick stammers little, and
dresses well, with good address. Griffin is about
the same height; slender, with protrusion of
the under jaw and is also quick in his motions and
Of an obliging disposition. hurry is rather darker
and taller; nclines to stoop little in the shoul-
ders; has long eye-lashes. They LETT, it is sup
posed, on Tuesday night, the twenty-seventh in
slant. They are brothers; and Edward (the eldcst)
was brought to his mistress on the evening Of the
he broke from his custodian and made his escape,
and will probably take the route he first took to
Charles City county. He was arrested near the
Yankee lines in said county.
de 3l-2ts VIRGINIA LYNCH
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KILLED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO DESERT
no 4Hs EnrxY.-One night last week,
Thomas B. Stoneman, member of the
Tredeear battalion and m employee u
the Tfedegaf Iron Works, was shot and
killed, below tho city, while attempting
q desert TO the Yankees. He had sue
ceeded n passing the inner line Of pick
ets and had gone considerably beyond
the outer line before being discovered BY
the sentinel, who, - soon ~ he saw him,
levelI1d lis gun and fred, sending ; bal
through his body, which instantly killed
lin. Another member Of tho same COM
peny. 1as With him, but he succeeded II
5estfng through.
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CTOP THE RUNAWAY.-Ran away
- from the subscriber, living in the town Of Ash
land, my NAN, CHARLES. who was hired to James
Bolton, Richmond. Charles is large, and stout
built; very bright slightly bald stammers badly.
WARD if delivered to me in Ashland, or if de-
livered to James Bolton, in the city Of Richmond.
de 3O-6ts SAMUEL ID. LEAKE.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
away, about October last, my NEGRO BOY,
LEWIS; about nineteen years of age; black COM
plexion low and stout in stature; projecting teeth
and thick lips He has been recently seen lurking
about Richmond He may have hired himself to
soldiers. The above reward will be paid on his de-
livery to me, in Manchester.
de 29-5ts HYPATIA II. PATERSON.
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HTINDREn nc

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away, on the night of the slst
December, 1864, my .mulatto girl, BETTY. Shei
hair and speaks quickly. She had on when she left
blue and white-checked Virginia cloth dress. Ne
marks are recollected. will pay the above reward
If delivered to me or confined in Jail that can
get her again. PETER LAWSON,
ia 2-2ts Second Market
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
" YARD.-Ran away, on or about the 10th, my
boy. He is about Eve feet eight inches in
height dark complexion; rather slow in speech !;
had Oh when he left grey jacket, blue pants and
military cap. viii give the above reward for his
apprehension and delivery to me.
! aw ,n--4t. E :eitfsHR FT,ia.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

I WARD.-Leftther residence OF the Undersigned,
in this city. on Tuesday morning. 9th instant his
servant boy, SAM Said boy is about Eve feet six
or seven inches high light gingerbread color about
fifteen years old; quite likely and Intelligent; with
months asan officers servant, and it is probable that
he is with General Lee army in that capacity.
The above reward viii be paid for his delivery at
the Tredegar Iron Works or any Jail in this city.
de 29-5ts WILLIAM E. TANNER.
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ne THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-

WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, on
Friday night last, one NEGRO BOY, named PHIL,
purchased from David Baker, Jr. He is about
eighteen years of age, With slightly bunny face and
Of black color. He was originally owned in Madi-
son county, and may be trying to get back there.
will pay the above reward for his delivery to HILL,
DICKINSON & co. or RO. II. DAVIS.
de Ats