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From SAvANNAH.-In the Augusta
Georgia. Constitutionalist We find the
annexed Savannah news:
Eggs are selling at $3.50 per dozen !;
flour, SIG to $l8 per barrel Irish pota-
toes, 81 per barrel.
"Stringent orders have been issued
against all letters, newspapers, and
other documents, being sent without the
city.
"Negro soldiers are being enlisted and
actively drilled.
"The cashiers Of the Bank Of the State
of Georgia and the Central Railroad
Bank are wanted at the Provost-Mar~
shal's office.
Last week was continuous success
sion of rain and thunder storms.
"Professor Wiegand, formerly Of this
city, is footing his horn for the Yam
KEGS.
." The small pox is prevailing.
"The price of gas is fixed by the
military order at Sc per one thousand
feet"
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
COSFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
KIcMMoSD, March q, 1865.
r DAN OF THREE MILLION DOL

LARS IN COIN.-The Treasurer, Assistant
Treasurers and Pay Depositaries in the several
States are hereby authorized to receive such sums
in coin as are offered OH loan to the Confederate
States in conformity with the first section OF the
act of Congress. approved March II, 1868, entitled
"an act to raise for the purpose OF furnishing
necessary supplies for the army"
The authority to receive the same ehal| continue
in force until the 10th day of April inclusive Re-
turns must then be made Of the names OF the LEM
ders, and of the sums severay lent by each to the
Register of the Treasury setting forth the conditions
accepted by lender, viz whether he elects to take
a bond, or accepts cotton i'll absolute payment, as
provided by the act
The Register will furnish bonds or orders for cot
ton in conformity therewith.
All persons liable to the tax imposed by the Sc
cond section of said act required to make their
returns Immediately, and tax collectors will pro-
coed to collect the tax without delay after the 10th
day of April proxmo, unless notified by public adj
yertlsemcnt from this Department, previous to that
date that the loan of $4,000, 900 has been secured
But no taxpayer shall be required to pay who shall
exhibit from the Treasury officers appointed to re-
q i've the same the certificate Of loan in coin equal
to the amount of his tax.
After the 10th day OF April, the tax will cease 70
be comnutable by the substitution OF an equi
amount as a loan. G. A. TRENHOLM,
NH 1a-tl6Ap Secretary of the Treasury.
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.S0UZHIRN lTENS.

Colonel torrsssa., ths nsw commander
in tho North Nississippi, has clos61 the
lines between the Cold Water country
and Memphis 20 that thsrs is little
blocleade-running.s rasssvy
Colonel Cofer, provost marshal general
Of Hoods army, says that from the 9Th
Of November, 1864, to tho Goth Of Js-
nuary, 1855, the number Of desertions,
IS shown BY official reports from Hoods
army, was only two hundred and eighty
three in the infantry and artillery.
A citizen Of Columbia, South Caro-
lima, attempted, the other day, to sepa-
rate two dogs who were fighting in the
street. He received, in return for his
pains, bite in the arm, in consequence
Of which he has gone mad.
Colonel Thomas B. Cooper, Of Chero-
kee, member of the House Of Represen~
tatives in the last Alabama Legislature,
has been elected to the Confederate
Congress in the place Of w. r. w.
Cobb, expelled for disloyalty, and dead
from the accidental discharge from his
own pistol.
A correspondent of the Mobile Adcer.
tiser and Register says that Alabama has
had one hundred and twenty-five thou,
sand men mustered in the service, Of
whom thirty -four thousand have been
killed and wounded.
The net proceeds of two exhibitions
given by the ladies of Montgomery for
the benefit of the sick and wounded Of
the Army Of Tennessee are &12, O55.
Heavy rains have fallen recently
throughout Southwestern Georgia.
A tragic affair recently took place near
Columbus, Georgia. A Mr.. John Smith,
a man about thirty>five years old, was
shot through the heart by his step~son,
Mr.. William Wright, y machinist, abou,
twenty years of age. The weapon used
was a shotgun. The killing occurred
at Smiths house, in Alabama, just be.
yond the New Bridge. The cause as
signed was the unmerciful beating Of
Mr.. Wright's sister, a grown young lady,
by Smith, with a stick, on the evening
previous to the day Mr.. Smith was shot
There was severe sleet storm in At
lanta on the l4th Of February. Every
thing was covered with ice and icicles.
The Governor of Alabama, under ar
act Of the Legislature approved Noyem
Der II, 1863, having suspended the re
failing of spirituous liquors in the city o
Mobile, the Mayor of the city has or
dered that all bar rooms and drinking
saloons be closed, aud that all partie
in any manner violating the said law BY
retailing will be dealt with as the Law
directs.
Mr.. George Clinchy, who was shot ii
Selma OH election day by Howard Camp
bell, has since died.
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THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES
1t was reported here yesterday that
there had been heavy fighting in the
neighborhood Of Hatcher's run, on our
extreme righA southwest of Petersburg,
but no official or well-authenticated in.
tellgence to that effect has been received.
Some persons from Petersburg, yester~
day, stated that they had heard the sound
of cannon in that direction and that
was the nearest we could obtain towards
confirmation Of the report. We think
it likely there has been heavy skirmish-
ing in that quarter, and possibly there
may have been an advance on the part
of the enemy. Such thing has been
looked for daily for the past week.
We received authentic information
that Sheridan, on Sunday, crossed from
the White House to the south side Of
James river The Yankee papers hint
that he is going on a raid to meet and
cooperate with Sherman. 1t is more
probable that Grant will retain him to
operate against the Southside and DAN
Vile railroads.
One hundred and eighty prisoners,
captured during the frequent skirmishes
on our right on Saturday, reached the
Libby last evening.
The usual quiet prevails on the north
side of the James.
FROM EAST TENNEssEE-THE MOVEMENT
AGAINST SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
We have, through private letters and
other trustworthy sources, positive in
telligence relative to Thomas's move
ments and force in East Tennessee
There is little doubt that he is preparing
:, grand "On.to Richmond movement
through Southwestern Virginia. His
column, which is already in motion
consists of not less than twenty thou
sand men,--the latest advices state
seventeen thousand infa ntry and five
thousand cavalry,-the greater part o
which are at Bulls gap, ten miles cas-
of Morristown and eighteen miles belo"
Greenyille. lie is advancing leisurely
towards Bristol, rebuilding, as he az
sgances, the East Tennessee railroad
aIis objective point is believed to b
Lynchburg.
A report reached here yesterday. bj
telegraph, that Gillsm, at the head G
the Fourth Yankee army corps, Wa
moving down upon Bristol, and tina
Stoneman, with heavy cavalry force
had started from Knoxville on a rail-
into North Carolina, with Salisbury a
his objective point.
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rxrrassrna Ash xErpos.
SCHEDULE or PRICES. i


A schedule Of prices agreed upon by
the Commissioners Of the State Of Vir.
ginia for the ensuing months Of April
and May is published by the Secretary
Of War. We give below the prices fixed
for the most imp ortant articles:
wheat-Red and white, per bushel. Sa5sO.
Flour.fins. si2s per barrel; supsrfine, sl2s
Corn, $40 per bush.l Corn mcal, sci. Rye, SO.
Oats, SIS. Wheat bran, -. shorts, 81. brown
staff S.. shipstuf, S..
Bacon, hog round, 81 per pound. Salt pork,
S325. Fresh pork, S2.75 Lard, S..
Horses and mules, FIRST class, 81 200.
Wool, washed, $40 per pound unwashcd, S.:
Peas, $50 per bushel. Beans, $50.
$40. Onions, So Peaches. SO; peaches, un,
pealed, SIS. Dried apples, SIS.
Hay, baled, per one hundred pounds, 81; un-
baled. Sc. Oats. baled. sll; unbaled, $40. Fod-
unba,ed. SC. Wheat sffaw. baled, S.; unbaled, S.
Pasturage, inferior, per month. s.; superior,
Sc; -frst-rate 81; good near cities, s.; sup1or,
near cities, 50; first-rate, near cities, $40.
Salt. $40 per bushel. Soap, S. per pound. Cam
| dies, 81.
Vinegar, per gallon, s.. Whiskey, s25. Molas-
| ses, SIS. Apple and Peach Brandy, sl5..
Sugar, S. per pound Rice, 81. Coffee, $40
Actl StJs
Iron. bloom, per ton, $500; Smiths LOO; rail-
road, $50; pig, from 1928 to 500.
| Leather, harness, per pound, S.; sole, 81; up
| Beef cattle, from $50 TO $40 per one hundred
pounds. Salt beef, 81 Per pound. Sheep, pei
| head, S70
| Cotton Shirtings, :. $3.50; !. So. Sheetinss
| So 80. Osnaburgs. !, per yard, s. so; !. $780,
| Cut Cloth, per yard, ST.
| Army Shoes, per pair, SIS Shoe Thread, pei
pound, s.. Wool Socks. per pair, s.:
Top Fodder, baied. s.; unbaled, 81. Wheat
Chat, baled, s.; unbalsd, Sc.
Sorghum Molasses. SD per gallon.
Pasturage for sheep, 81 to 81. so per head.
Baling long forage, per one hundred pounds, 81
Smelling and bagging corn, 20 cents per bushel.
| Hauling, 2 cents per cwt. per mile. ~
| Hire of two-horse team, when found by owner
| $40 per diem; when found by Government, SIS
For four horse team, found by owner, $50; tount
| by Government. S25. Six-horse team, SO and So
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TABLES OF DISTANCES.

A. the present time, when the rail-
roads of North Carolina and Virginia
are the highways Of the hostile armies
the following tables of distances will be
found convenient for reference by the
students Of the situation:
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ID ECEIvERS' NOTICE.-The under

ID ECEIVERS' NOTICE.-The under
III signed, Receivers under the acts Of sequestra-
pom, deem it proper to notify all whom it may con-
3, 1865, any person who shall voluntarily depart
from the Confederate states without the permission
Of the proper Confederate authority. and who SHALL
at the time be liable to military service, shall from
as an alien enemy. and his property be liable to Sc
questration; anu, also, that all persons who have
heretofore 50 departed, for the purpose Of avoiding
service shall also be regarded and treated alien
enemies unless they return and enter upon military
service within sic months after the passage OF the
act. The said act, moreover, provides that all
property made by any such person shall be void a.
against the claim Of sequestration; and all pur.
chases of any such property WILL therefore, be held
accordance with the said act.
THOMAS T. GILES, Receiver.
NH 27-4t HENRY L. BROOKE, Receiver.
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ME HUNDRED, DOLLARS RE

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD.-Strayed or stolen, from camp Of
Wickham's old brigade, near Hanover Courthouse,
on Thursday night last, the 10th Instant DEF
SORREL FILLY, with blaze face; about fifteen
hands high; a small knot on the back, just under
the saddle; FIVE years old this spring very gay
and spirited. will pay the above reward ii deii.
vered to CREED HASKINS, of company L, Fourth
regiment Virginia cavalry, Wickhain's brigade, OF
to me in Richmond.
NH 25-Sts Il. o. IIASKINS.
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The Dis,ateA Cs.atiae- Room has been re-
~sred 10 the Northeast Corner Qf 7AsrfeentA and
M,n streets, fSpenee's Bs'1dias, immediately OPP
pos;ts the Old S'''d.
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I OST, SCRIP No. 2l2. for seven thou
4 sand dollars, VIRGINIA STATE STOCK.
fneW issue,) in the name u +. Lewis AaTshan
trustee for Nsa. n. L. Smith, d1ted OctobI "a
be made for its renewal.
: fe4-laW3m LANCA6Tkk ":
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Pax OrEIoE ESGINEER DEPARTMENT !
CoSF1okRATE STATES,
No ii LAW BCILuI:,o, EeiSkLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, March p, 1865. }

TTNuE FOLLOWING CLAIMANTS,
from Virginia, are hereby notified that their
claims :or loss u slaves have been a1judcated by
the Board Of Slave Claims, and that payment Of
the amounts Respectively awarded will be made t.
them or then duly .aatlolized agents at this office
Powers OF attorney must, III ali cases, be signed
by the party executing the same. i'll duplicate, and
their signature Witnessed b. two subscribing wit
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MECTDoU NOTICES.

A CARD.-Having full confidence q
- - present coxncfl1aeu fos N6nro1' WArd; g
g NJ intenaim n vuee - IT, = ~
election. a.
= 4 dspsd eard fvi1A sthsss) tseeaal 81 another
gentlemAn-a friend Of mins-withDut reaecdnk at
the time that to elect him would 6e to dispA<e one
n the others Upon sdus reflections, justics 70 al
parties requires this explanation.
NH 2S-lts JAS G. AcCARTHY.
EOR MAGISTRATE.-JAM IS =.
suieg slectios fs131t AdIsTRATE or NoNRoE
WARD; He win please signify his willingness to
serve. Election Day, Wednesday. 3th d April.
NH 1etde MANY VOTERS.
IN REPLY TO THE CARD SIGNED
Il "Many Voters" il it BE- the pleasure a the vo-
ters Of Monroe Ward to elect me to the Bench,
viii disch41e the duties to the best Of my ability.
spectfally. -as--..
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE my
u self a candidate for the Office Of NA0ISTRATE
for Monroe Ward. should it be the pleasure Of the
voters to elect me, pledge myself to discharge the
duties to the beet Of my ability.
NH IL stawt6es WILLIAM q. PHILLIPS.
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UNDRIE
barrels high proof APPLE BRANDY,
| barrel superior RYE WHISKEY,
Q barrels WHITE GREASE,
barrels CIDER VINEGAR,
| barrel TANNERS OIL,
barrels CORN, in ears;
bales IA SIIEETIN0,
20 coils PLOW.LINE ROPE,
4 rolls SPRING CASHMERE,
o00 nounds ENGLISH BLUESTONE,
dozen PLAID ARMY SHIRT2s
90 kegs OLD DOMINION NAILS. assorted !;
100 boxes and caddies CHEWING TOBACCO,
Choice SMOKING TOBACCO, in barrels
and bales;
-. s~''''e R. II. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
corner of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
mi o2-Sta
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN from Camp
- Lee, on the night of the 18th instant, black
HORSE, with star in forehead; hind feet white,
and in tolerably good condition; name about I'VE
inches long, having not long since been cropped
J. HENRY RIVES,
NH 23-6ts Captain Of Nelson Light Artillery.
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WAITED.

"ANTED, GOOD WORK HORSE
NJ on MULE. fuf hia- hoard. p wmk = =
small farm near Richmend. He win be vsll II
and kindly treated, Alter corn time, I via also
give one besrel al corn for his use. Refeeencss
gwen. II required. 4
& hase about four thousand buahela Of ICE.
about five and half mills from Tue city Ton coed
turnpike). which will sell in ths lump for SIPS
Per bushel at the ice-hoHse. This offess rare
chance for speculation Or viii deliver the ice In
Richmond, by the cart load, for four dollars Per
bushel. Address F., af Dispatch ONCE.
NH 2S-eOd3ts
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WANTED, PICKLES, CUCUM
w BERS, GHERKINS, TOMATOES, &C., in
brine or vinegar. Apply at F. DELARUE'S old
stand, Broad street. next door to corner Of Sixth.
NH CN-2ts
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CLAIMANTS

MIA
Armistead, J. NJ. LigOl
Astrop, II. I, Lucy
Ayent. TaInlin Niitcl
Bell, James A. Mum
Blanks. A. T., Nose
breckenridge, G, Mere
Bouldin. Stith Mere
BLAIR. W. 4. Mere
Broder. John Meba
Baker. William Mont
Brewer, William Mace
Brit.on, Mary w. Mite
Brown, Turner AGse
Boothe, ID. G. Mora
Durgwyn. H. w. Mich
Bruce. Samuel B. McPl
Brandon. Josiah McCl
Barksdalc, John III. McCl
Baskerville, W. f. Med
Brice, William NOEL
Clement, b. Old,
Clarke. Samuel F. OsboI
Campbell, Eliza NJ. Proc
CAREER, John G. Proct
Calhoun, A. N. Perk
Cross, Fanny Prics
Chalmers. David POin
Coleman, John W. Payl
Dabney, A., admir-. Page
Drew, BENZ. c., admir-. Powt
Daniel, Thomas Palm
Dudley. Elizabeth Phil
Fly lanes Is. Pend
EgglestOn, f. w. Rich
Fowlkes p ]. Russ
Einnie w. A. 7. Robe
Fosfer. II. Roys
Early, 3. T. shac
Fitzgerald. E. O. Shut
Freeman. Henry Spen
Foster. r. W.. ex'or., 0mit
Eontnine. William Sxye
Fontaine. A. r. SydI
0annavay, w. E. 6tra'
Gresham, y. +. Sout
Greene, Mrs. II: II. smit
Gillespie, Mary scot'
Gee, Jesse H. Smit
zee, a. "; n. Sha,
gregory, M u n u SIT
csocu"in' ": n D. CO,
0ili,aM; - ~ n: SUI. '
9ooufacA' 49,. oo IN :.
naafston; NM M D. ~ ~,
Harms: u. ": a., MI
Hurt yonn r. :r so'
nart, James ~, u.,
Harris, ". A. 4 ION ION
MaIrer, " -, .. w
natclle' ~ iran ~ WI,
h1oen' W; " W.. -
Jones. A n ~ WI;
So1'ieI' H. WA,
Kyle, r. X, W Wss
law Law ." ps;;,;r aam,r Wa
1ow;. par;sm;n r. WI
The foregoing list embrace
teOm vLEXI0k4 O0clQcU W ~
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WANTED, six white GIRLS to pack
w mokingltobaeco in papers. A nice, COM
Portable room viii be given them to work in Also,
wanted, several NEGRO MEN and BOYS to seive
tobacco. Apply, immediately, to
N II. NORFLEEf 4 CO.. corner Of
NH o0-lt Thirteenth and Main streets
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WANTED, No. HOUSE SER.
w Want, who can come well recommended
to wait on family Of three persons. Apply al
Mrs EDWARD3'S, on seventh street, above Leigh
NH 2H-2ts
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GTkAYED, from the wagon-yard Of the
~ Twenty-fourth regiment Virginia cavalry, oil
Wednesday. the 22d ultimo, a small SOkkEL
HORSE, with blaze face and three white feet
He bears the marks Of bride rins on his neck, and
has the hair rubbed from his thighs apparently done
by harness.
lie is eight years old, and in rather low order,
and had the scratches badly On both hind feet. The
bone OF his right fore leg Immediately below the
knee is larger than the other caused from ITS hav-
ing been broken when he was quite young.
will give liberal reward for his return, or any
information that will lead to his recovery.
HUGH L. DAVIS company A,
Twenty-fourth regiment Virginia cavalry,
NH 2j-3rs. Gary's cavalry brigade.
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ESTRAY.-Came to my house ON Satur.
~ day night, about O'Clock, FIVE HEAD OF
CATTLE, which the owner can get by proving pro-
pelty and paying expenses. 4. REYMOND.
NH 27-2t' opposite the City Burying Ground.
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WANTED TO RENT, a small RESI-
w DENCE, with few acres of land attached,
located west of the city. within two miles Of
NH 2S-2ts
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IN the occupation of Fredericksburg by the
enemy, Q CERTIFICATE OF VIRGINIA STATE
STOCK, No. 100, dated the 9th Of March. 1919, for
fifteen hundred dollars, standing in the name o.
John F. Scott and William Browne, tra'tces o.
John Gray, deceased Application win be made
for tho renewal Of said certihcats Of stock.
=, JOHN r. SCOTT, Surviving Trustee.
Fredericksburg, February -, 1855.
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LOST, sTRAYKD AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from my sta
~ bic, on Sixth street, beyond Leigh ON the night
OF Friday. 24th instant, young RAY HORSE, in
rather low condition, having the scratches badly in
his hind feet He lad on a leather halter No
particular marks remembered. For the return q
the horse, suitable reward will be paid or any in-
formation by which he may be recovered win be
thankfully receiye'. J. r PAGE,
nh 2S--its Surgeon Confederate States army.
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HVO THE VOTERS OF MADISON
: WARD.-Having been Invited BY NJ fiisaAA,
though the city papers, 70 aunounee myself . can
didate for MAGISTRATE from Nadjsou ward,
and respectfully solicit the votes u my llsW-dts
Gems. (mh 2O-tdel CHA1Ix1 HUNT,
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Lucy, s. X.
Mitchell, Horace
Mumtord, Thomas T.
Mosclcy, John +.
Meredith, ID. w.
Meredith, W.
Meredith, Thomas II.
Mebane, Alexander
Montgomery, H. G.
Macon, L. 3.
Mitchell, Thomas
GGse;ey, ". s.
Moran, Samuel
Michaux, w. W.
McPhail, ]. b.
McChesney, John
McCraw, John A.
Mcdowell, r. NJ.
NOEL. Jesse Il.
Old, William, ST.
Osborne, w. E.
Proctor, James d.
Proctor, L. A.
Perkins, A. y.
Price. Cyrus
Poindextcr, Thomas F.
Payne, Charles Il.
Page, e r.
Power, W. 3.
Palmer. I. ].
Phillips. Joseph
Pendleton, Joseph X.
Richeson, Samuel
Russell, James
Roberts, Joseph II.
Roystcr, b. Il.
Shackleford, D. O.
Shuttice, William
Spencer. Mrs. J. NJ.
Smith, W. H..
Sxyers, H,
Sydnor, II. A.
Straw, J. y.
Southall, Elizabeth d.
Smith, James w.
Scott, W. L.
Smith, d. G..
Shipnsnn, Jane
Short, W.
Swift, L. B.. admir-.
Smith, John u.
smith, W. +.
Thomas, James, jr.
Turner, A. II.
Thompson, N. A.
Tucker, Charles
Turner, Lemuel
T0ney, Mrs. n.
Wick, g. W., admir-.
Venable, DR.. p. G.
Wilson, W. L.
Watson, Sidney
White, John n.
Winston, Isaac
Wright, James
Watkins, Joel
Wasstaf, Miles
White, X. p.
Watson, Mrs. p. P adm
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ID B. SMITH, Fso.-Of the many
III q names presented to NJ for the ONCE q
MAGiSTRATE for Mon ROE WARD, We lave
seen none better qualified than yourself. - U.s.
business is such that you can always b hand n
the Ward We would most hopefully request
you to announce yourself q . candidate 1or that
Office 1T once. Respectfully,
NH 25-6ts MANY VOTERS.
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TIvO MANY VOTERS OF MONROE,
il wARD.-Having seen my name announcesl
in the Dispatch Of to-day for AA0ISTRATE III ths
city, hereby declare mysvG = candidate, and
should it be the pleasure Of the people 70 elect ne,
I viii thy and discharge the dntiss q tAs efaoS
faithfully. Respectfully.
NH l7-tdne p n How
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r OST, two CERTIFICATES OF CON-
i FEDERATE STATES STOCK, loan Pe.
brl4ry 20, 1865, bearing per cent interest:
No. S.l37, for $500, in favor III John Murphy.
No. 8, 1873, for $500, in favor Of John Murphy.
All parties are warned not to receive these Certi-
fcates, as application has been made to the Trea-
sury Department for their renewal.
NH lO-lav6ws JOHN MURPHY.
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WANTED, to bny good HORSE for
w a one-horse carriages Apply to
n. NJ. NORFLEET & CO.,
NH 28-lt corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
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.NOTERS or JEFFERSON WARD
Y Mr.. JOHN G. PAGE, H., q ~ se4Nsst q
many citizens, has consented % y . ean1date -
the position q ALpk14AN = eur ypsa. 1seh
too we'll known e require le1ssnes g - u
army lesss not salAtss p NJ eeoeeon4A 90
Wasd and tbs Aasistezial bsneA va - 49,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

YNO THE VOTERS OF MONROE
i WARD.-As Il seems to be the vish q 20
1nany OF my friends, announce myself - CAN
DIDATE for ALDERMAN in our ward. rsSks
the citizens to my past conduct (when hid the
honor to serve them in this capacaty) - the best
evidence Of my, fitness for the position.
NH 2j-lOts r. H. STADKH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

rOW FOR SALE.-A fine COW, with
u j calf tan days old. Apply on Jackson street.,
near Adams street, b JA1ES Walsh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

UIANTED.-A MAN who is exempt
w from. military duty, and who can come we'll
recommended TOT honesty, uprightness OF character
and industrious habits, can find a good home by
applying at once to w. L. HARRISON,
near Battery No. 8, Williamsburg turnpike.
NH 27-2te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

ITO. THE VOTERS OF MONRQE
l. WARD.-In answer. ~ the inquiries q hume.
respectfully anna nee myself CANDIDATE 1uS
ALDERMAN from MONROE WARD. II IL should
be your pleasure to choose rue for that position,
shall endeav0r faithfully TO discharge its1Hties.
NH 24-t5thAs w. NICHOLAS RkDIORD.