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GRAND JURY REPORT.

Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
GRAND JURY ROOM,
TowsoNTowN, May lst, 1865. }
To the Hon. D. C. II. Emory,
Judge Of the sth judicial District Of Nd. !;
TTNHE GRAND JURY respectfully report that
they have finished the business before them
and ask to be discharged.
They have visited the Jail and find it as well
conducted as seems possible in its present con-
dition, but it is in great need of repairs for
the security and comfort Of the inmates as well
as for the preservation of the property, and
they consider it imperative that this should be
Immediately attended to-.
The same remarks apply to the Court House,
the roof of which leaks badly, causing much
discomfort to the occupants and damage to the
building
All of which is respectfully submitted. -
-. EDWIN i. PARKER,
Nav st. 81 % Foreman.
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BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore county, the undersigned administra-
tors of Carville S. Slansbury, deceased, will sell
by public auction, at his late residence in Balti-
more county, between FIVE and six miles from
Baltimore, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, on ssaa9H5l qasll 81
Wednesday, Nay 24th, at 10 o'clock Il. NJ
ALL THE PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging
to said Estate, and now on said premises. We
name in part 4 horses @ serviceable work horses
and the celebrated Blooded Mare 'MARYLEE,' }
one cow-an excellent mixer, Buggy Wagon,
Spring Market Wagon, one Buckeye Reaper and
Mower, Wheat Fan, Flows, Harrows, Harness
and general assortment of Farming Implements.
ALSO, Cooking stove and other Kitchen ,furni-
ture, and about 20 cords of seasoned Wood.
TERMS CASH. -,rse ,ge s.,s. .a,s 81
ug HARRIET l.. STANSBURY,
80 tfar RICHARD j. CUTTINGS,
Administrators G. T. "A. of arville S. Stansbury
S. H. COVER, Auctioneer. ~ sI
Nav l3.-tS.
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FOR RENT,

A GARDEN FARM on Middle River known
: ing ,p sso ' Acres sso Of Ff Iand, s distant
about ; miles from Stemmers 20.
Run Station. IL containsa fine. !G9sk.z
large Fruit Orchard principally of~Peaches.-
Also, Ducking and Fishing Shore 81 miles In
extent. Apply to VIM. JESSoP,
y s A1 Cockeysville P. o., Baltimore Co.
MAY I3-3t.
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HANCE'S
SarSapariIla Pills.

EFHE most valuable medicine in the world
l. for curing dyspepsia, fatulence, costive-
ness, headache, nervousness, &C. Persons of
full habit, who are subject to headache, giddi-
ness, Drowsiness and singing in the ears, aris-
ing from too great flow of blood to the head,
should never be without them, as many dan
gerous symptoms will be strictly carried off by
their immediate use. For sale by
s. s. HANCE,
1O8 Baltimore Street.
Mar These Pills can be sent by mail, and
where 81 worth is ordered, they will be sent
free of postage. Jan. 2s, lS64.-ly.
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Gainesville Railway. 5te.
Spring and Summer Arrangement

;s=4:I
ON and after Monday, May 1st, 1866, cars
Oawill run HOURLY
FROM 7 A. M. TO Z PM, and at 9 P. M. daily
SUNDAYS excepted. On Sundays
HOURLY FROM A. NJ, to 9 P. M.
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM ELLICOTT'S
MILLS will leave daily, Sundays included, at
Z, 9 and IL A. M, and 2, 4and 6 P. M. .tss
Office west end of Baltimore street. 4u,
'7slf99 VIM. w. ORNDORFF, Secretary.
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Horses for Sale.

A irst-class riding HORSE, perfectly gentle
old. Also, a chiid's PoNEY, eight I'D
years old, very fast, with all the nat NIH
ural gaits, will be sold cheap. Enquire of 81 h
B. v. RICHARDSON, ..,s
Green Spring Valley, near Brooklandville.
April 29.-tf
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Neso AdcertiSedaentS.'
NOTKCE.

OFFrcE DULAxsy's VALLey AND SWEEP Am
TURSRIkr Co., May sth, 1866.
VsHE Stockholders of the Dulaney's Valley
4 and Sweet Air Turnpike Company, are
hereby notified that by a resolusion Of the
Board Of Directors, an instalment of twenty
per cent (being the fifth instaiment) upon the
capital stock of the company, is called in, pay
able TO the Treasurer on or before the 18th June
next. ts EDWARD r. SPARKS, !
May 13.-3t fwe pWWW Treasurer.
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COFFINS. Gl5a

and having provided himself with HEARSE,
he is prepared to attend funerals at all times.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
.gys-e o,.e GEO. H. HUGHS.
Anr;Is1 < 1894 r.
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HanCe'S
CELEBRATED TETTER WASH,
TOR the speedy and positive cure of letter,
salt rheum, ring worm, BARRIERS itch, and
an Cutaneous and skin Diseases.
A single bottle of this inestimable compound
has cured many of the most stubborn cases of
the above diseases after the patient had given
up all hope of ever being cured, and had ex-
pended thousands of dollars for different rem
edies. Price 81 per bottle. For sale by
s. s. HANCE,
aoF Is 10S Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
Jan. 20, 1S65.-1y. 3NatfA
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Miscellaneous.
COACHMAKING

lara ads ltra4 AN u .rais,
.UNDERT A KING.
.THE subscriber respectfully informs his
il friends, and the public generally, that he
- p Is prepared to execute at his shop
NJ in Towsontown, at the intersec-
2I2@ ton of the York Turnpike and Jop-
pa Road, every description Of
Wheelwrighting, Coachmaking, &c.
He will manufacture to order, Carriages, Bug
gies, Rockaways, Carryalls, &c. Old Carriages
repaired and painted at short notice.
Also, keeps constantly on hand, (and made
to order at the shortest notice. every style and
description of
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! Property Sales.
MORTGAGE SAFE
FIFTY ACRES,

0 e "A T. a r. M.
.Fgss 8 4 CONTAINING fs ss, FsF2s
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" Ma.For private sale till 10th. -e0
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ONCE No. I5 South Gay Street,
Opposite First National Bank,Es

III CHARTER PERPETUAL.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
i scriber has obtained. from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters testament
tarY on the estate of .-
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they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 3rd day
Of Nav 1919
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DIhECIOhO:- - = =
THRoDoRE E.SHELDoN, JoHNs0. CULvER, -
ADDISON E. MILLS, MARSH GIDDINGs,
55sv BALTIMORE COUNTY
TAX LEVY FOR 1865.

H1HE County Commissioners for Baltimore
/ County Tax the County Of Baltimore Tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10
TIE War NEWS

The sheilins of Buffers dredging ma
,;,o in the Dutch Gap canal was heard
Nth unusual distinctncss during yester-
i day. and appeared, from the sound TO be
= .,~~ted with uncommon vigor. On
thar NOR. .;"ns of the lines, both III
;.,.ho,h,ol Of K,.,,hmond and Pc
j s,>hurs, all was quiet yesterday.
q Graut'is absent ira;D his army, hay
r., rone 10 Fortress Monroe 70 center
with Secretary Stanton, who will thence
proceed to Hilton Head and Savannah.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Some Of She.man's troops have
crossed The New river, on the road to
urahamvile. On, ..voia tisve oulnt the
bridge over New river General Wheeler
i watching the enemy, the main body
Of whom is still believed to be near era
hamyillc. Grahamyille is on the
ha,l,ston and Savannah railroad, thirty
four miles from Savannah and seventy
from Charleston.
ans ire ,trisado. whc made such a
grand parade in Savannah last Tuesday
week. was, as We learn from the Northern
papers, composed Of negroes.
.lIE>T FROM THE sOUTHwEsT-THoMAs
MOVING JPT!fE TENNESSEE RIVER
The following official dispatch has been
received 1t the War Department;
MACON, January r, 1865.
" Gn6ra7 S. Cooper:
General Hood reports from Tupelo,
January 9Th, 1865, that Thomas-appeared
to be moving up the Tennessee river.
up to 9 o'clock \. ii. on the 9Th,
scouts report that six gunhoats and sixty
transports had passed Savannah, going
towards PASSPORT, loaded with troops
and supplies. G. 7. BEAUREcARD.'
The Savannah mentioned in the above
dispatch is on the Tennessee, thirty miles
above the northern boundary e the State
of Mississippi, and about seyenty-tivc
miles northwest Of Florence. PASSPORT
is on the Mississippi line The Tennessee
river flows thence almost due north. 1t
IS difficult to say what THONGS is aiming
al IN moving Vi this river.
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MAJoE 4. S. iso}E, the Government
messenger to the Trans Mississippi, has
reached Richmond, and is at the Spots
wood Hotel. He returns again in a few
.davs.
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DIED.

~ iiis zdence, or Grace street. on Friday eve
I.as, December 80, 1861, ST GEORGE PEACHY,
VI. ID, Surgeon Provisional Army OF Confederate
States IN the thirty-sixth year Of his age.
Our ieeply-mourned friend, oh why hast thou per-
With all thy bright talent, oh why hast thou
u hope, i'll bright realms, thy spnit is cherished,
/ Yet ieel deeply gieyed thou art laid with the
Ii.9u 50 hip' " gi:te: in lerson and hoart,
aoua iieA' zen not spare thee, nor oealh's cheer
Oh. Why vert thou pierced by the dread angels
dart
Thou had, only comm : NY mani, .a4.,s.
A ii iuead, thou t.t.t ever true .ad sincere;
\, a son, thou wer. loving The hope and pride.
Ca The place thou hast left, the woind, anguish,
liver be dried, eyer healed, soQthed or supplied
10. 10, not On earth We may never behold
lLee, IL thy hi sht naIlinte>, elegance, grace.
iAp3 ~; cs,sJ u. pure celestial mould
lAoa art bright angel, aud Heaven thy place.
January ;, 1865. T. by FRltsp.
On he lst instant, after a short but painful i'll
,e>- Of pneumonia, GREGORY CKONIN, formerly
I oi baltimore.
Dearest brother, thou has left us
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Eut It's God who hath bcrcit ~,
He can all our sorrows heal.
baltimore Sun please copy.
At her late residence, On Broad street, Mrs.
ElIEE RYAN, wife Of Nicholas Ryan, deceased,
III Tie fitch year Of her age.
Philadelphia and New Orleans papers please copy
~ Monday morning the 9th instant, ELIZA
] lfIH CLARK, infant child Of Aaron Morse, Of
/ 'Aaileet0il, South Carolina.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
Ae iather, or Grace, near Foushee street, on THIS
lueeiay) AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. Thu
to attend
Columbia, South Carolina, papers wall please copy
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MARRIED.

In Chesterfield, on the Goth of December, 1861, at
IT, residence Of the brides uncle, Robert Marks,
H., nv the Rev n Il. H1mfree, Mr.. EMMETT f.
IEKNIASuN. OF Richmond, to Miss LIZZIE NJ.
II ,kkS, Of Chesterfield county.
Petersburg Express please copy.
On the evening Of the 5th instant, at theresdenoe
C' j. " .Gren Slaughter, Richmond, nv Rev. George
i. Taylor, Of Stanton, Major JOSEPH r. FiCk-
LIN. Confederate States Army, TO Miss FANNIE
MAYO. younges: daughter of the late Carter Brax-
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BARGAINS.

| BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
~ Just received and for sale at No. 1873 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
1000 yards handsome DRESS GOODS,
|'"co yards C0LORED FIANNELs =, for Bal mo-
rails and Spring Wroppings; ..
5000 ya.a.- BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
500 yards BROWN LINENS,
500 ysrss WHITE LINENS,
500 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOES,
$500 yards best quality BLEACHED COTTON
5000 yards FItC ENGLISH GRAPES, differ
ent widths;
l,coo yards CAsSIMEREs CLOTHS and
TWEEDs,
500 yards JACONErs and c. 3. MUSLINS,
100 doz IIEMsTITCIrD uANDK ERC1IIEFs
ioi la;ucs anu gentlemen
100 dozen PLAIN HANDKERCIIIEFS, f5ifsla-
dies and gentlemen;
SEQ dozen WHITE wADDING.
800 dozen WHITE ard BLACK SPOOL COT
TON,
SEQ lbs. W. 3. and BLACK FLAX THREAD,
50" great gross, d;,teren, kinds, of BUTTONS;
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
100 gross best quality STEEL PENS,
100000 NEEDLES, from 200 to No o:
10 dozen LINEN SHIRTS,
100 dozen DnEssilyG COMBS,
5000 SKEINS COLORED SEWING SILK.
1000 sKEINs BLACK SEWING SILK, &c.,
together with many articles too numerous to mem
ton. All Of the above articles will be sold low.
Call soon, as the goods must be sold at once
Just received,
500 yards CANTON FLANNEL,
100 dozen OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
Remember the place, No. lS3 Broad street, between
Fifth and Sixth sire cts. Att
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PERSONAL.


Wrftirssrso, January "a, 1865.
Two G. +. BURNLEY, Prisoner Of War
Il New Ycrk.-My Dear Brother: Ne h.vs r ~ !.
heard from you for some time Our anxiefv shn,,t
you - very great. We are all we'll at present An.
swer through the Personals Of the New YORK. Daily
news; requesting the Richmond Enquirer to cow
ALSO. ey nag OF true. Let US know where YOU are
New York News please copv. - .Hst:
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MISSOURI SENATOR.

Hon. George G. Vest, member of the
i.ouso OF Representatives from the State
OF Missouri, has been appointed Con-
federate States Senator by Governor
Reynolds, Of that State.
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+ OSr, On or about tho 25th Of November
i last, TWO CERTIFICATES FOR CONFEDE-
RATE STATES FOUR PER CENT. BONDS, dated
March 81, 1864; one numbered $3.50, for 5000, and
the other numbered 5,03l, for $l00-both given In
my mare. Application has been made for their re-
<neIM. GEORGE ". eNELLlN0S.
de 6-l06Vs
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RICHMOND THEATRE,
~ Corner Seventh and f3ro.a .%...A.

l * - AANA NEs
| ~ Vofncf Seventh and BroaA s%...A.
| TUESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1865.
will be presented the
/ dRAND MILITARY DRAMA.
in three acts entitled tho
FRENCH SPY;
THE FALL OF ALGEIRs.
introducing oil of tho
COMPANY AND CORPS DE BALLET
sCSos,
CnoRUsEs.
DANCES and
COMBATs.
Miss sALLIE r-.RTlNaToS as
TIE FRENCH SPY.
MISS KATIE EsTELI.E as. ..... THE ARAB SPY.
BALLADS AND DANCES.
Conclude with the entirely new Farce OF
my DRESS BOOTS"
FANCIIE ON.
Several Lew ria, in actv" preparation.
Wanted, Immediately. twelve YOUNG LADIES
thanisome) for TIE Ballet; constant employment.
Salary, SIS per week. Apply at the stage door, on
Seventh street
On and after this date, he doors will open at 7;
the performance VII coIaraence at i O'Clock.
ia lo-lt
NJ I Ii 0 ! 0 l. l I AN II IL L.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1865
CT Err Al KETT'S
EXCELSIOR MINSTREI.S AND BRASS BAND
Fox TIE BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
JUST FROM THE TRENCHES.
NEW sONGS.
y A \ Z S,
Is : L L = D $. & &C.,
WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FoR THIS COMPANY.
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We take pleasure III announcing to the public
that prompted alone in giving this entertain
ment for the benefit Of the Christian Association Of
our Division, in order e procure bpO!ts and STA
TIONER4 for the OBLIGATION Of OUR brave com.
raies and to CoSsvMNATH The ENSUING SESSION OF
SCHOOL.
The following gentlemen comprise this active
Company, and will be found thoroughly efficient:
TIP SMITH, Seventeenth Virginia.
T. N. BURROWS, Seventh Virginia.
WILLIAM II. DEAN, Fifteen. h Virginia.
GEORGE A.LI.EN, atewar.'s -};.nd
Z. +. BARNES, First Company Howitzcrs.
II. o. SHIELDS, Parkers Battery.
A. Z. TELTON, Band Seventh Virginia.
WILLIAM +. KIDWELL, Seventeenth Virginia.
Nj. NJ. MERRICK, Seventeenth Virginia.
ia l0-lt BUSINESS AGENT.
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OIlCE TO B U &c II E X 5 AN -
\ : :, ftAkMEhs.-A liberal price will be paid for
"a ~ bilsI LES and HOG HAIR. at the BRUSH
iokf, corner Third and Bro;I streets also,
"",aro an experienced bku6H-AAKkR.
" "~sot' =. LAURE,
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7 OST, RECEIPT No. 1888, for s4,50o.
CONFEDERATE STATES FOUR PER
CENT. BONDS, issued oath June. 1864, by Il. IL:
Maury 4 Co., Depositaries, Richmond one EIGHT
PER CENT. BOND, No. 5,4oS, for 81 500, issued
January Il, 1864, in the name Of Mrs. Eliza Lyon,
All persons are cautioned against purchasing said
receipts, application viii be made to proper ott-
GERS for their renewal. fdc 2-ltaw6w Z. HUM.
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T OST, some short time since, five FOUR
PER CENT CONFEDERATE STATES
BONDS, issued under act Of February II, 1864,
Nos 1903 to 1897, inclusive, for one hundred doll
lars each, i'll the name of T. N. Bradley, dated S0th
July, 1854, with interest from LIST April. 1864. All
persons are warned against trading for the same.
de 6--W6ws X. n BRADLEY.
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I IGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT. POW
/ 1 ELLIS SPIRAL TAPER gives an elegant
bright light ready put up on sticks; answers we'll
for all domestic purposes the best and most conye-
nent light for all camp purposes; can be convent
emily carried about the person without breakage or
injury, and very convenient Tor travellers. ms
high, is much cheaper, and more convenient, than
the common candle-it burns for thirty consecutive
hours Manufactured by II. S. POWELL, Waysice,
Mecklenburg county, Va. For sale by
l.. WALLER & co...
ia l0--3ts flchmohd, "a.
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MOTTO E.-Persons holding claims
IN against the estate Of LEROY COLES are re-
auested to present them for settlement. and persons
payment. Claims against the estate may be LEFT at
the oiiic0of Alexander u. Sands, ESQ. on Eleventh
street. lja7~3t'l JOHN ADAAh
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The STOCK.
I HOLDERS Of the RICHMOND AND PETERS,
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY, who have, or
shall have, dividends due to them and uncollected,
are hereby notified that all dividends Will be paya-
bic only III the Treasury notes of the Confederate
bends have been earned until THE frs: day of Feb
ruary 1865 and after that date at the option Of the
company in the said Treasury notes IN the bonds
of the Confederate States, valued and paid at the
price without in.erest PAID FOR such bonds by this
company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
NJ. W. HARRINGTON,
de ie-S0t Treasurer.
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7 OST, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT.
Il 1 Notice is hereby given that application will
b. made for its renewal
For five shares Of James River Packet Company
Stock, in the name of 2. ]. Archer, No. %,
dated September %, 1864.
$500 Confederate four per cent. Certificate, IN the
name Of V. Vaughan, No. 2,SlS, March 81,
1864, issued by Lancaster & Co., depositary.
de l6-law3m LANCASTER Il CO.
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II ICHMOND E., CAMPMENT, No. 2.
n, ORDER 40. 2-Sir knights: You are hereby
summoned to attend meeting of RICHMOND
ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, OF KNIGHTS IEMPLARS,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, January llth at 6
o'clock. for worA.
By order of the n. Z. Grand Commander.
WILLIAM L. MAULE, Captain-General.
Attest: JAMES Il. RIDDiCK, Recorder.
Richmond, January 8, X. I. 7i5, A. d. 1865.
ia ST.
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" A N + f DONE HUNDRED
w THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTEn,-r
vans to borrow from fifty to hundred thousand
dollars in CONFEDERATE MONEY for two or
three months, legal interest," paying two per cent
commission besides giving either real estate or per-
sonal property as security. Address A w., box 1872
ia ST.
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LORI, SrRAYRD Ann sro1rr

HUNDRED DOILARs 1,r.
Il WARE. Room No. az Frs,,s. t...,a. hHi-
" az tns American Hotel, was entered ~ Fs;d!p
~. ass; Dstween the hours Of "a. n. a1d sp Oh Hoay
tue following articles faken - ~ a"o Z. n, and
BLACK CLOTH TRnrr r,,.m
pair BLACK CASsTMEpE p.
1np PAR GREY PANTALOONs N AAAooNs'
the ar,ees ar reward will be paid for the recovery
dred viii be paid and no sae thief or hun
80. :--e ~. a. the Dispatch office. ia io-sts
n,ah. !. LOST.-Lost, on Sunday
Fcnrt ais Church. passing along Grace sI,c ,rtm ~
Mo II ana along Fourth to Leigh RouN 70
with the Initials IN, containing hair. and marked
ape e.. reward will be paid for it, devsrv ~ IA SUIT
ia io saaeS Hiver and Kanawha Company. '''
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Diff Y DOLLARS REWARD
i Strayed stolen, from my pens, the night
the 3th instant, three Gait LE-oVe is yell
lowish buffalo Cow, giving quantity Of milk one
AIRED Cow, with very long HORNS, giving little milk,
and The other is young red Heller, with a little
white about her. The above reward will be paid for
their recovery. JOSEPH Il. MEIJEHT.
la Ste
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OEWING OF ALL kINDS.-CLOAk
- MAKING, GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS made to
order, aud STITCHING and IUCKlNd done. AZ
fhortest notice, at No. 23l Main street, SEWING
MACHINE OFFICE. Jd9-2
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r EVILS L. MONTAGUE, SIGN
l 1 PAINTER, corner Of Bank and Twelfth
streets, having resumed his Old business, solicits
the patronage OF the public FURNITURE RE-
rate terms as the times will justify. ia 9-5t'
IFLE FOR SALE.-Any person
II, wanting q fine SPORTING RIFLE can find
one at the gun store of WILLIAM MORGAN, Nc.
Fourteenth or Pearl street. Price moderate
IL 9-2te
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T OST, ON the 22d of December, at Tai
IL lr>,s niill, j.. Hanover. or between there
and Richmond, TWO NORTHUMBERLAND
CONFEDERATE EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS
one in the name Of Maria Louisa Anderson, No.
1872, the other in the name Ct Charles A. H. An
derson No. 1858; both issued November ast, 1862.
pEGGrE ANDERSON.
At the sane fine, a DUCKSklN PURSE, CON
tanning sixty-three dollar- an fifty cenIs in Con-
fe0erate notes. Tie finder Will be rewarded by
leaving tie purse and contents at this osi.ce:
ia 3--IawGws +. A.
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+ OST, about the Goth of October last,
l -Four Per Cent. Registered Confederate
States CERTIFICATE, for Si,ino, No. a,3oa, dated
in March, 1850 and issued at Petersburg to James
Old. sPefecns are forewarned not to trade for the
same as application has been made for its renewal
de 3u-WGWs Il. Is. GiESHAM.
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LhVANIS WANTED.-I wish to
aS1 IpnN !or the year first-rate COOK, WASHER
~ 'DI', and. also, neat C1IANBERMAID
r, 4. JUDSON CRANE,
'@0a4 street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
ia 1-2fA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10

STRAY MULE-A BLACK MULE
~ came to my house, IN the Broad,oc,: road,
III the county OF Chesterfield, - lac list instant
me owner VIII co,..e forward, Prove property paw
chafSe'' ana take her away, or she viii be dealt
with according to law.
"a IV-3t" WILLIAM 7. LITIiGOW.
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NOR RENT, that large and pleasantly.

NOR RENT, DWELLING IN CAy,
between Munford and Gilmer st1eets. so4tain-l
STABLE on the lot good PIANO win also BE-
hired with the house: Also, = good COOK. WASHKA
and IRONER. Apply or the premises or to
lOSHEE WOODY,
ia l0-3ts No. II Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10

ToI, On Sunday morning, between
Ianth t .sa, sest baptist Church and Twenty-se
NEpC II I" f9nly-embyoderc, red SILK HA;p-
n.,er rewarded hy fc;uin.,c it to ca,ta;n
THOMAS CUNNlNGHAA, corner Of T.c..y.sa4
|e.-.. . Etl.. L.ss'. i.tpG.. ia lv-2t.
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~ 4AIED 70 PURCHASE, small
~ n"ELLING HOUSE. with three u four
looms, III the city. Address H., Dsps.c+ Office, sta
ulss price, and where situated ia ST.