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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

Ou tue evening W tuo otu unu uotusu6
and evening Of the 10th, the rebels fury
again belched forth. They had evidently
learned Of something which urged them to
unusual desperation, and we afterwards
learned that it must have been the recep-
ton of intelligence by them that Couch
was coming overland to join Cox. and this
Of course necessitated furions and speedy
onset upon Cox, in order to annihilate him
before Couch should come up. Before
long they charged again. and again, max.
ing six or seven different charges, amidst
the roar Of our cannon and muskstry.
which was deaf.ning and terrible - it
swept and surgsd through the night air.
They drove our skirmish line from their
rife-pits to the bfrastwosks. and seemed
detesmined 70 psees their hordss ovee into
thssr. bat were ssat bounding back tims
after time. and fnally. after the morning
ot the 10Th. - dry sitsapa~d sseshss
Aank uovenent upoo our leit, Il b I'D
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DIED.

On Yesterday, Of q short but extremely painful
illness, Mrs. MARIA iiENl:iQCkZ, III the cigh-
Icth year ot her age.
Her funeral viii take place on TOMORROW
Sunday al S.. JaInes's Rev. MIR. reterkin's
church at O'Clock J.. NJ. Her friends iIviteu
t. attend.
In this cv on the l2th Of January, by the Rev
Mr.. rettiglew, Nj. JAMES ". WILSON, of Pc
teIsbtlg, to Miss M1AkIHA SuUNBURGER, Of
TINS city.
Noiiolk aud Petersburg papers rleasecopy.
On The losh instant, Dr. WILLIAM {. FER
GUSSUA, late OF Cha,es G!y county, il the
iWenty-eighth year Of his age.
Iii, funeral viii take place IRON st. James Church
TODAY a. y o'cl0ch HIS f.leIids and ac,lualnt-
5.nce> are invited to attend.
On Friday, January 10th, SAL!IE A wife OF
Geolg c. ralheT, lii the thiltysecond year OF he.
age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
requested to attend her funeral from Leigh Stree,
Baptist Church on TOMORROW Sunday Az
rthNOON at halt.rast O'clock.
On tie 10Th Of October, 1854, at hospital at Point
of Rocks, FREDERICK W. BAKER, aged forty
three years and tbs.
He was wounded the Both of September, 1864
below Richmond. lie leaves Il wife and five ch. J.
dlen to mourn their lrreparaoe loss.
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-Mrs n Langly.-J r Lacy, ] Leftwich. NJ
fi Lsht e n Lp.eomS !al; v Lilies.
lis s IaSassss NJ. s:, isi f.,.
Lorraine: Love. F Locket, n Lloyd. Il Locke,
= Lambert, w Larimer: i
y Martin, n 4 Marshall, MsdIy, n 7 March,
N.sd M:.a a.: h Msss; n s.,s.; Ts
n Mse M Masy Iao1s Sr Mo.sv Ms1 MSn
tag:e, Montague, l. A Morriss, N II Mortly.
Ae.-Mrs Mccaliister, r Macfarland, d Nc
Crery, McMehorn, Miss McGuin, s McDanin,
Mcdaniel, McCaul, NJ McKenna.
N.-Mrs sallie Newman, V Neah, NJ Nash,
Miss verle Naliy, Nina Neeson, Caroline Newman,
Mary Nimmer, NJ Noble, NJ Nalb.
O.-Mrs Cornin Oma, Ornoh,ndro, NJ Oliver,
Mary Osborn. Miss Molle J Owen, Margaret A
Owen (2}.
: P.-Mrs NJ A Powell ~, NJ F psesson ~. D 1
Powell P, !2); Perry ~, " rlsasant 81 q
Point Piikinton, Pollock, Pointer,
Powell, NJ Ponier, Ann Pickett (servant). Miss T
Po.tlock, r II Peers, A + Parker, g Peterson, n
: IL Pendleton, V Pierce (2), A A PEI, kins, E NJ
Patterson, J Perrin, A Pelly, s Powell, Pow
ell, NJ Pullialn, Powers, q Poyner, "A
Hercon.
r. Mrs B Radcliffe. J Rune, 7 Reith, Rich
ards, Roberts. s keddo, S A Rogers, Robin
son, 4 Radcliffe, Miss Ross, Riddell. l. Kicker,
NJ l. RelioId, A + bedford, Robertson, NJ Ross,
Robinson, X II Robinson, NJ II Robinson. r
lSoeiilSoll, 1CUaCn, Il a Iel1 NJ ReuI0OhA
S.-Mrs Il Savage, Il L Samuels, Bette Seay,
Matte + Smiley, Z Shepherd Smith, Carrie NJ
Smith, Laura W Smith, Sarah Southall, r Strang,
K y Stevenson, Jas Stores, John Stage, Elona Il
Starr, NJ L Stratton,S Stone, s Sweeney, A u
Simmons, M l. Sumwall, a NJ Swords, y Swinnie,
c Swain, V A Sublett, Miss Steward, NJ Sherard,
Bette Saunders ~, E Shell, Annie Saunders, N L
Senp!e, Leila Skipwith, Sarah, servant Of Fannie
DIinker; Mamie Smith, Susan Soners, Caroline
Stubs, Garry Stuart, Stilllnan, Hester Stuart,
Eugene Sue, minnie Sutherland, Mary Serater, +
Sullivan.
I.--Mrs Susan Taylor, Anna Z Taylor, Z Tay-
lor, Virginia Thacker, Matte L Tfsdaie, Mary Ann
Thompson, Il NJ Tomlnson, Ann Tyrrell, NJ Iur-
ner, Mary Tribute, NJ j Traylois Miss Ann Z Tai
bots Maggie Tabh, Mary Tate, Emmy Iifnberlake.
Mary Ann Thompson, Adelaide To~nson, Henrietta
Turner, Tragrow Martha Trimmer Mollle
Trynham, Bette Turner.
F.-Mrs n Z Winston, Sarah S Wood 81,
Williams, NJ Wilkcrson, II & Wilson, Jack Williams,
J Williams w A Whealey, Wellington, NJ
Warden, NJ Wake, NJ II Walsh, NJ II Walder, G
Williams, l. Wright, p Winston, NJ l. Winston,
Miss l Watkins. Winder, G s Winfree. Wol-
dell, Bette l Wood, TX A Wright, Mollie wilkins,
CE Williamson, Il Watkins Belle Williams, E
Wight T Wheeler, NJ V Wentzel 4 J West, I
WEIGH (coored), q Weaver, N Ward, NJ Z Ward,
Weber, d a Walls, S W.lthall, & Waldill, NJ
Watts, l. \ Walthall, Mary Wallace, NJ Wad-
dill, Z Walton, S Wacdlll, Susie Wright, Alice '
Wright Belle Williams, S Williams, ) Wilson, l.
Wright, Annie Wright.
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for one in specie. Two hours afterward
came the news Of the fall of Fort Fisher.
Immediately gold rose to ssvcnty-one,
and for several days continued to I'D
vance. through the combined influence
OF the brokers, till itrcached serenity sic );
but here it stopped, and has since had .
steady downward tendency.
So far, then, as the monetary affairs Of
the Confedcracy are concerned, our pros
poets are brighter than for many days
past; and should our currency continue
to improve under the wholesome treat
ment now advised and in contemplation.
our prospects in other points Of view
cannot grow worse.
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We publish this morning Yankee ac-
counts of the capture Of Fort Fisher
THE usual effort is made by the enemy
10 exa2gcrate our losses and conceal
=, heir own: yet they are forced to confess
z,hat The defence was most stubborn
T. Ii hen the truth shall come to be known,
Il, viii be found that their loss is three
hines greater than they now admit
/ They claim to have taken between two
thousand and twenty five hundred pri-
soners. which, we feel assured, is great
exsggeration. General Whiting ane
Colonel Lamb are both prisoners and
wounded-the latter, it l., feared, NOR
tally. As usual, where there is par
1j3ularlv hot place, the Yankees pushed
the negroes in first. 1t will be long ere
we lave any Confederate account of this
sad affair, as all who were near enough
f. know the particulars are ROW prison
Crc.
On the receipt Of the news Of the fall
Of Fort Fisher, the Yankee papers pitched
into old butler with increased license,
and scored him rouudIy for his aominis
traton Of affairs in New Orleans.
Nothing Of interest has occurred on
the lines in this vicinity. The Yankee
batteries on the south Of the Apromat-
tox opened on our Chesterfield batteries
on Thursday morning, and were duly re-
Piled to.
The Yankee flag, of-uuce boat Me-"
York arrived at >-alina yesterday, bring
ing five hundred Confederate prisoners.
She will take back some Yankees and
stores and packages for Confederate pri-
soners confined in the North.
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Rqcker. 4 Ro @ Radlsy. = RAyman, F Rus:. 9
nsf asss, I'M ~ csss Lieu. c.Rs
son. ; Rea.ke, T H Roihxits. Rich.rd.on.
Sd Stalnaker, William stsgs, stsnsell,
n sprgs, James Scott, John H Smith, Joseph
Stnson, Capt L Storey, Col James n Smith, Jno
r sampson, ! sener, James Spindle. Jos saun-
Garrett SLACK, Florence Sullivan, Ew Smith, Ed
ward Skinker, E T Sanders, DIR Emile T Sabal,
Erasmus II Stewart. + Steger, c Snead, Col C F
sleton, A subcrlin A X smoot, Lieut. stovald, Mar
tin Sweeney, r smither, II Sward, 8 Simon,
Lophes Simondes, Talbot Sweeney. VIM H Stewart,
WIN slade, VIM II stuk, W NJ Stone. W o slade.
Nv 1SlA, W Thompson, VIM H Trainhan,
ID Thomas, Thomas Taylor, Samuel n Thomas,
X A Tommy, r Tyler 81. W A Turner, n
Thompson. A Thomas. A F Tipt, A " Trabne, J
Tyler ~, Z C Tinsley. F Turner. Edgar D TAy-
lor, Edgar Tompkins, Z N Taylor, French F Thigh
man; Major George W Triplett (2), DR. n Taob,
John " Torch, Joseph Thomas, J r Thomas, Sur
geon Tazewell Tyler, Moses Taylor
Jas Vaughan, John Nougier, J Wander
venter, c N Vane, I Valentine.
VI Watts, Col L NJ Woods, n B Wells, Mai
Wood, Capt AZ W Wallace, Il J Wilson, N Wall, X
E Waddel 81, Il White, Il Witter, X VIM,
MAJ n ~ Wilson rs W Wiley, VIM Wbitioek, VIM
II Wash, II HitRnuTst, n Wider, a y VIII
kerson, Walden, c W Wilkerson, c Woodbridge
G P Whitehead, Warren, g Ward G W Wilson,
G W Wilkie II Williams II W Water, John A
waddill, Wingicld, J L West, Col " Watts,
J NJ Watson, Jas White, f Watson, Jos White. j
] Woodhouse, Ir J II Williams, J Wilder, Jas Z
Williams, J wyattc, J W wyse. J Winslow, II
II Winfree, Wilson, Watkc.
&c W Young, Capt p Yeatman.
Initials.-Chltf Of Police, To Sigma, a B e., A
(2), Confederate Reading Room, Lieutenant
Commanding Governors Guard
ia 2I-lt JOHN y. STEGER, Postmaster.
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cannot grow worse.

Mus. HALLIsuRToN's TROUBLES. By
Mrs. Henry Wood. West & John ston.
Richmond. This book is by the authoress
Of East Ly1s.e, which, with the admirers
of that work, may be sufficient recon-
mendation. 1t is a thoroughly moral
work, and as we'll calculated to elevate
the mind as 10 amuse. Mrs. Wood has
mastered that difficult art in literature
which is required to make the scenes
of home as deeply interesting as those
of palaces, and the reader closes Mrs.
Huiliturtons Troubles with feel
ing O; familiarity with the characters,
who arc in his own walk of life, and
that genuine'loye for them that induces
hi.n to initiate, as well as admire, their
virtues. The first volume is lust pub
lishcd, and the second will soon be out
Of the press.
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MARRIED.
Of the press

On the l3th instant, at ST. Fdul's Church, by tic
Rev. Charles Mn.i.geroae, b. d., Brig adierG Ne
rate States, 10 Mss iiEiI1 CARY, CT baltimore,
aIyIaD.,.
baltimore papers please copy.
1t the residence Of the bride, on Tuesday, the
j7;h instant, r. Inc Rev. Mr. Lumpkin, GEORGE
WASHINGTON LIVEsAE, SE., OF Hanore,
county, and Mrs. EMlLY l.. HUDSON, Of Hen
req county:
IN New Kent county, on the 18th Of January, b.!
he Rev. Mr.. Turner, Mr.. THOMAS Z. MlLkSk,
company /, Ihi:'. Virginia cavalry. to MOilIE
T., The secol4 laughter u john L. ErpS Of Rich
nlond, Nlrgluii.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:

MACARIA; Or, THE AFFAIRS OF SACRIFICE
sand Price, Sc
-. This truly beautiful and intellectual novel
should be read by all.
JOHN MARCHMONTSLEGACY. BY the author
ess Of "Aurora Floyd,'' etc. Price, Sc.
-. This is Miss Braddon's latest and best work
JOSEPH II. AND us COURT. Four volumes,
complete. Price, S25.
-. Upon the receipt Of the advertised price, we
will forward them (post paid. Address orders to
WEST g. JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers.
in Alt lis Main street.
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TIE GOLU ..WaRhE7..

The decline in gold has been very
rapid within the past four days. On
Thursday the brokers refused TO buy at
ff7y, and number Of the hoarders Of
specie were upon the street, anxious to
sell. Yesterday, gold was very dull at
forty seven and eight. la the afternoon,
several small sums were sold at the lat
ter price, though the market, at a later
hour, had downward tendency.
Several causes have combined to bring
about this effect the strenuous mea-
sures recommended by MIR. Trenholm,
Secretary of the Treasury, to Congress !;
the decided action Of that body in deter
mining, by vote Of .t4rty three yeas to
htriy enc nays, to seize all the cotton
and tobacco IN the Coniederacy on Go
yernnlent account, and the closing Of
The port OF Wilmington.
The scheme Of finance now deter
mined upon, and likely to be carried into
effect, may he colnprehepsively stated
thus: The cotton and tobacco Of the
country. having been made the property
Of the Government, the Secretary 81 the
Treasury will proceed, under authority
OF Congress, to borrow specie, giving
cotton and tobacco as security. This
specie will be speedily applied to the re-
tcmption Of large portion of the Con
federate notes now aiEoal. at a moderate
discount No mere notes to be issued
hy the department but the incoming
currency to be used for Government e1-
penGiture or cancelled. The cotton and
tobacco seized will be paid for in Con
Tolerate money al the market rates
gold being the hasis), at the rate of dis
count fixed by the Secretary of the
Treasury in the redemption of the cur
rency An effort will be made to reduce
the volume Of the currency to certain
amount, and, if possible, to prevent Its
lDtlSdSCs i IBIS 1OuI Sc VI tOIiSyl GA
though not formally entered upon, has,
nevertheless, already been somewhat
effective.
Tie fall Of Fort Fisher, and the sub
sequent closin Of the port of Whining
ton, though deemed disastrous in mill
tary point cf view, has necessarily d'mi
nished the value Of gold by lcssening
the demand The public are not aware
Of the vast amount Of influence exercised
over the gold market by the operations
Of the blockade-running at Wilmington
From treaty thousand 10 ono A""dre1
Aouaaaa dollo,s in gold were required
to meet the weekly demands OF the buy
ers, and nearly all the gold drawn IRON
the market flowed out through that chan
mel. On Monday morning last, on
thousand dollars in gold were sold q
silty-two and a half in Confederate none,
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I6 NEW NOVEL.
Mrs. WOODS LATEST.

t~ New NOVEL.
Mrs. WOODS LATEST
SUCCESSOR OF "EAST LYNNE.
Mas. HALLIBURTON'S TROUBLES. A Novel,
BY Mas. Henry Wood, authoress of "East
Lynne,'' "The Channings," "Tho Earls
Heirs" &c, &C., SC. Volume l., PIP 1885, Paper.
Price, S.
Volume II. is in the press, ard will be ready Feb
ruary LIST.
-, 1t WILL of this book, be sufficient to observe
that it is from the pen of the authoress of "East
Lynne, and that it is characterized by all the fe-
leitous peculiarties Of her other careful and &C.
NAL productions. It is domestic story Of English
lte natural in delineation, pure in moral tone, and
graceful in construction.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION IS asked to my
sale THIS MORNING, on Council Chamber Hill,
commencing at 10 o'clock, of
Work Mare, sound and gentle;
] Light Tunbril Cart and new Harness,
Light Two-IIorse Wagon, nearly new;
set Double Harness.
ALSO,
pair Bay Carriage Horseshoe seven and
the other eleven years old. They
arc perfectly sound and gentle, and sold
for no fault
ia 2l--lt r. w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.-I will pay the above reward for tbs
delivery to me of my MEERSC1IAUM PIPE, or In
formation so that I can get it, 1t is unusually
large with silver mo,intings and my name engraved
en- the mounting around the top OF the bowl. The
stem, up to the bowl, is Of a mahogany color. 1t
had cherry stem to it with piece Of reed for =
mouhpiece when stolen from my tent. on Chafhn's
farm. p HARRISON,
Assistant Surgeon, in charge Of Fourth Virginia Of
farm ia l9-eoazts
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u OOAIS FOR RENT.-Two comforta-
N bic ROOMS, adjoining, partially furnished.
Cooking and washing done on the premises. Re-
ference required. Apply second door from Grace,
on Nineteenth street. ia l9-4ts
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NOR RENT, suite of ROOMS, on
second floor, furnished unfinished, with
use of kitchen. Can be obtained upon early appli-
cation at the corner Of Main and Adams streets
ia l9-3ts
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FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT, those two very desirable
and commodious brick FAMILY RESI-
DENCES, corner of Main and Jefferson streets.
Shockoe Hill. They arc conveniently arranged,
and each has gas fixtures in nearly every room,
water in the yard ample servants quarters stable
and ear,iage-house. Possession given immediately
FRANCIS L. ISBELL, General Agent. SC,
il 2l-2t cOrnennAf Eleventh and Bank STR ets.
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~ ELEGANT WATCH AND CHAIN For
SAIy-For sale, an elegant patent lever full jew
eled) hunting case ladies' GOLD WATCH and
CHAIN. nearly new. Apply at No. l7S Main street.
ia l9-3ts
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Strayed or stolen from the rlaidence
of B. J. Johnson, four miles from Richmond. On
the Broad Rock road, in Chesterfield county, ono
DARK RED COW, blind in right eye; end Of tail
broken off, and white spots en- her face. The shove
reward will be paid for any information Of her.
Apply to b. J. JOHNSON.
Cary, between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
ia 2l-lts
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DOR RENT, an UNFINISHED
a. ROOM, On the first floor, supplied with gas,
with Use of a servant to cook, wash, &C., if re-
quired, to gentlemen only. Apply at the second
brick house from Jackson, on Fourth street.
Ia 2l-2t*
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NOR RENT, a suite of FURNISHED
i ROOMS, comprising large front chamber, OF.
first floor; basement, dining room, store-room and
coal-house, with privilege Of having cooking done
on the lot; gas throughout. Apply between the
hours 0f and P. NJ, ut second house below
Fourth street, CLAW. ia l9-3t~
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TOR RENT, a STORE, and DWELL
Il ING above, on Main street. For information,
apply at WILLIAM S. WOODS tin store, Main
street near the Old Market. ia 2O-2ts
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4 SMALL BLACK MULE, hitched to
IA cart, was taken up estray by two Of the
night police on Saturday, the 18th instant, and
brought to the stable on Tenth, between Main and
Cary streets. The. owner is requested to come and
get hA. ia l9-3t' ROBERT B. CROW.
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1.-TWO FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT,
fourth tenement from the corner of Nineteenth
and Main streets, north, on left side going down
MAN, ia Zi-2ta
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T OST OR STOLEN, on Monday, the
u 10Th instant, one TRUNK, lbrown,l siout
boy at the Central depot to convey To tie Petefs-
hurg>iepo.. by my son. J. A, Pughi and he having
togo the Transportation Office. told him TO rsmain
until he returned when he returned the negro had
lett. ia 2l-6tsI ~ F. r. pCGH.
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ENE THOUSAND DOLLARS RI.
~, WARD Will be given for tho recovery Of .
olaeh CARPET BAG, containing many yaluabJe
papers money and clothing; also, black OVER
.UAI; stolen from the passage Of Mrs. J. !. Dos
Inc above reward will be given for the return Of
.ne Dag ana papers. md the overtoat and no quss.
ions asked. ia 2l-3t" r. o. BOSWELL.
OSr. on the night of the l4th instant,
- between Franklin and venable streets, . HA-
NERSACK, containing two pars of servants' shoes,
other with dark material; ono white flannel shirt,
one pair Of net drawers, socks. paper, &C.; fos
which a reward Of one hundred dollars viii DO paid
for their delivery to
Elicit. BELL 4 FOX,
ia 2l-3ts No. IL Pearl street.
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DOR RENT, a very large FURNISHED
i HOUSE, with kitchen, servants rooms, and
conveniences for coal and wood, with gas through
out and water two floors, and hyd,ant in the
yard For terms, &C., apply Franklin street,
three doors below Third, until Monday, the 23d
instant. la 2O-2ts
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+ OST, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT.
IL Notice is hereby given that application VIII
BE- made for its renewal:
For five shares Of James River Packet Company
Stock, in the name of p. ]. Archer, No. 9S,
dated September %, 1864.
$500 Confederate four per cent. Certificate, in tho
name of v. Vaughan, No. ISIS, March 81,
1864, issued by Lancaster & Co., depository.
de lG-law3m LANCASTER 4 CO.
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nor RENT, two or three ROOMS. on
j Fourth street, between Grace and Franklin.
ia IO--2ts
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DOVER FOR RENT.-POWER can
ID be furnished, with spacious rooms, in my
building, corner Cary and Tenth streets.
de c9-lm. Asa SNYDER.
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r OST, some short time since, FIVE FOUR
PER CENT. CONFEDERATE SrAIE64
bUNDS, issued under act Of February II, 1854,
Nos 1898 to 1897 inclusive, for one hundred dol.
lars each in the name of T.. n Bradley, dated 30th
July, 1864, with interest from lot April, 1854. All
persons are warned against trading for the same.
de H-w6ws T.. ". BKAULE1.
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T OSr, on or about the 25th of November
1 4 last. TWO CERTIFICATES FOR CONFEDK.
RAE STATES FOUR PER CENT. BONDS. dateo
Naroh n. 1864: one NUN bered 1885, for $500, and
the other numbered 1881, for $l00-both gwen IN
nv name Application has been made lor their 70.
newa.. 0EOI0E " sSNsAAAAAN Oss
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LOST, STRAYRu Am srnrRI

0NE THOUSAND .DOIT41s. 81
A0 NJ. stolsn out u A ssas, sss- ~
battalion, On the evsnins, d 1hs NM i.atasf ~
twecn the hours o. p. y. and !. 4, n 06S6
WATCH and CHAIN. Tho watch g do1Sis-esse
one. with carved WORK on the outside a. IL; O.
number lido not recollect; inside Of 90 CO. ~
initials "v.xC. W. which were scT1tched thesD
with pin. The chain is broad vestchAin, With tVo
o. three dents on the hook one deaf n the case q
the watch the spring that presses open the case 4
broken 20 as to prevent it from flying OPEN when the
catch IL borne upon. Any information that win
lend to the recovery Of the watch will be thsa1lly
received, besides the above reward win b paid.
JAMES RUSSELL, IN.
Second Lieutenant company d
Eighteenth Virginia battalion heavy aseinssy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-21

OTOLEN, from my stable, in Caroline
~ county, on tho night of the 18th Of January,
1865, Il BLACK HORSE, with white face AMI white
hind legs, and branded 80. s." All persons are
hereby warned against trading for said horse, and
any one who will inform me Of his Whereabouts will
be rewarded. THOMAS r. DEW,
ia 20-6t@ Kirkwood post-offce, Caroline.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-21

TOR RENT, four unfinished ROOMS
on Main street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, over the store Of JAMES III
misses ia lS--f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-21

DOR RENT, part of HOUSE, plea
sanity located. The accommodations consist
Of four unfurnishcd rooms-two On the first floor
and two above-all with gas. Also, good kitchen
and servants room, coal-house cellar and stable. if
desired. For terms, apply at the residence on Fifth
street, between Clay and Leigh, fourth house from
CORNER Of CLAW south side ia l6-6t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-21

TOUND.-AP POCKET BOOK, contain
ing several hundred dollars. was lsft IN m!
All. a. vsrt; saysnt J. W.RANDOLPH,
ia 2l-lts IL M.-1 $500