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SO have adopted the following mode OF
f3 - giR ssel "a,
y .slc Of IS, ,ooJ articles Of valrci


OUh ~ l. " MOUL
THs articles Ufgo0Is are numbered from one u1 20
IS $50. 1850 consisting uf Iauo-. Mel0de0ns Gold
and SILVER Watches. Saving Machines, Tea and Table
Sets, solid silver Tea and Iaulc Spoons aad Forks
ETC., etc. aud tuc her 5000 articles Of valuable
JrwcIy, WO!k and Toilet taSrs Photograph Albums
Op"uiaee SILVER Watcher, and fancy articles in great
yaci.y. - 900 notices numbered from one to j,Gnn
are pu.tcd and put INTO sealed envelopes and well
mixed, and Of tnCse is taken ont and sent To the
person sendugtu Us j cents to expense post
age, Currcsp"ndcnrr etc, huh the article of goods
spending with the number on the notice will be
sent to tic holder OF tn ENm- immediately lIi lie de-
Blrcs to pGrChasc the drtiCc,) the receipt UftwO
dollars. For Instance: Ii tht number on the notice
cent to you should be 800, aud PIala, or Diamond
set Gold Watch should be numbered jHJ II " Ill be TO
you for s., aud Ola for every atlcls in our list Of
- 900 aitlclL.,
u "AGer receiving an artiolr,ifi it does not please
vod,yoI can ret.ra H. aud Your money SHALL BE
RErURNEU.'
Twenty tive cents must he sent to pay expenses of
plStagc, CORES pOudcnCC etc. on one notice
Remember, mat Whatever article corresponds with
the lumber on your notice. you can have il hv paying
Two Dollars for II, whether II b. worth SOO or SoOO
Aud Is for our Interest to deal fairly and send out
ou hnc ARTICLES, aS It gives oIince to the public,
dlid tHcICGy increases uur sales,
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G X X A r 3 ALE


05- Read the following List Of Articles 10 be sod
for ONE DOLLAR EACH
100 6d Cold Cold ,Iluntins Case Watches, each si25 on
800 Ladies' Gold Watches, So 81
800 Silver Watches. each S25 90 to 40 On
lOOU Elegant silver plated castor stands 70 on to 20 90
900 4" Fruit g. Cake Basks" IS 90 TO 95 10
1000 setts of" Tea Spoons, 800 to Is 90
= 5OO sets OF " Forks $40 to Is 90
2,OOO Gublets engraved, 400 to 90
JUN pairs ol lable spoons, D OO TO Z w
$500 pairs of Salt spoons 3UOto s 90
I,5OD magnificent Napkin Rings, 4OUto 80
ed colors) 5000 %
55oo sctts OF diesJcwey im'tlon Ivory W to 800
face, perfect imitation Ladies' Watch ~ 90
10000 Ladies Back Combs, rich and
~. unique palicrs, 5o1to 25 %
f4OO Belt Buckles Gold. Jet, and
Vulcanite, 500 to Is 90
OVUO latest style Vest & Neck Chains, 20 to 20 90
$500 Gents California Diamond Pins 500 to ~ w
1.UlO California Diamond E0r Drops, 300 to ~ 90
3,UOO Miniature ana EnameGd Kevolv.
o Ing Fins 500 to ie 90
Gents Scarf Pins. 500 40 10 90
1000 Masonic and Emblem Pins, 3 ~ 10 10 Op
$500 Gold Sand Bracelets, engraved
5000 Jet and Mosaic Brooches 800 10 10 OO
1900 Cameo Brooches, rich patterns,
very tasty, 500 to 20 20
5OOO Coral Ear Drops. 40Jto "
!,UUU La lies Chatclaino 0hains and
Guard Chains, sOOto 1900
5000 Gents Pns.a splendid ass'ment = Lotolg W
4OOO Solitaire sleeve Buttons, entirely
new style, 90 to 10 90
1000 studs aud sleeve Buttons. in
setts, very rich 3eo 10 10 90
5000 Sleeve buttons, plain, enameled
aud engraved, 2OOto & 00
lOuOO plain and handsomely engraved
Rings, 9 80 to 10 o.
eOOO l0Ckes double richly engraved W to 10 90
10 900 setts Of Ladies' Jewelry, new and
latest styles 500 to IL 10
ouUU hdnd some Seal Rings 3 UOtO %
20OU sctts of Bosom STUDS . Ito 600
lWO Gold Pens 4 gud ekuOn olders, Is OU TO 25 ~
2OUO sets jet Gold Pens 4 Ear Drops Oh to ~ 20
2uOO Cola Thimbies, Pencils &c 4bUtu Il DO
luUOO gold pens handsome SILVER 10 to 90
looOO Ebony llClders, W to 90
The method of disposng OF these goods at ONE
DOhLAR each is as follows
Certificates naming each article and its value are
placed ~ sealed envelopes aud well mixed. Dne of
these envelopes viii be sent by mail to any address
on receipt ui - cents.
Oi the receipt q the Certificate you will see what
you are going To have thcu it Is at your option to
send The GOIar aud take the article or not purchas
ers may thus Obtain Cola Watch, Diamon nd Ring or
any set of Jcwery on our Ii ST for One Doll ar aud in
no ease can they g"t less than one Dollars worth, as
there are no blanks. The price of Certificates is as
follow One for IS cents; live for 81 eleven for
thirty for S. sixty five for Ten Dollars one hundred
for Sj,
The distribution is conducted fairly, and all an
equal chance OF obtaining the yauabe prizes by pur.
chasing th1 Certificates. We guarancc entire salts.
faction i'll all cases.
Agents wanted to whom we after special terms and
premiums Send - cents for one Certificate and our
circular with terms Address,
A. II. ROWE & Co.
+. U. Box 491O New York
Oct. Is 1865
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sd- George Fisher an old chap from
Harlton, was knocked down and robbed
of about nine dollars, late one night last
week. in front of the Presbyterian church
in Lewisbnrg.
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Le,0iSburg JOnrnOI.

What horrible place Lewisburg must
be where man cannot safely 60 to
church with nine dollars in his pocket
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NOTICE IN PARTITION,
Estate Of Frederick Knousc, decsaSea.
State Of Pennsy ylvania,
C0i~mJj2 COWnty, IS:
- THE Commonwealth OF peunsyl-
~ vania to Nancy knousc, IIanuah intcrmar
rrd with Peter Naglc Catharne, intcrnarrcd with
Adam Luiz jacob knouse, Ahram kmouse, Philip
kuouse, Washington knOuse, your petitioner, Jack son
hnouse, Carcssa knUuse, Alexander KuOusG Samuel
knuusC. Martha jane KnOuse and Perry Knunsc, the
last three hamcd { WHOM are stl in their minority,
ana having lraui Derr, Esq, as their gu trhau al L..
ten. The said Hannah, inteTmdrria with Peter Ma.
gle and Jackson knuuse, reSGe at Beth IN Branch
Bounty, Michigan ali chiidrcd and legal descendants
Of Frederick knousc, deceased and TO all others inter
ested Greeting.
Xou are hereby cited TO be and appear
before the Judges of our orphans Court TO be held
bloomsbury. in said County, on the hrst Monday in
December next, then and there accept refuse
take the real estate of said Frederick kuousG dcCeas
ed situate IN Jackson township. in said county, AT
the appraised valuation put upon by an Inquest duty
awarded by the said Court aud returned BY the Shcr
i'll on the NTH dag OF September A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and siSty'tOur show cause why the
same should not be sold and hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. William ElweIl ESQ .
President OF our said Court at Boomsbnrg, the 10Th
day OF September, A, D., 1865
JESSE COLEMAN,
[nyk, o. c.
Oct IA, Is65.-6w.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate o. Jatob Dyer, dec aScd.
The undeIsgnud Auditor appointed by the Orphans
cohrt Oh Col unDia county, to make distributions
OF the balance in hands of Lewis Ycttcr administrator
OF jacob Dyer, late of Catawissa, township in said
county deceated, among the creditors of the dece.
deht III the order established iy law, Will attend at
MS ounce IN bloomsbury on Thursday the 23d of No.
venlbct next at ~ O'Clock A. w. of said day. for the
purpose ol inakihg the distribution Al persons hav
ing cdihs or demands against the estate ofthe decc
ueht are notlhed TO present them to the Auditor on
that day or be debared from coming in for share of
the fund.
ROBERT L. CLARK,
Auditor.
Oct. "a, t5G5.-4w, So 60
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Ono of our tea Gets 0r one place Of our Colt or 81,
ver-ydrc il worth hu.iGl ofthe cheap dollar tegoti
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IRON THE TALLET.
WooDsrocK, VIRGINIA, J
January % 1888. {
January n, 1000

To tie Eaitorefths Richmond DispatcA:
When the busy campaigns of spring
and summer have opened, and portion
Of the Army of Northern Virginia has
left from before Richmond, eager eyes
run up and down the columns Of your
daily bulletins to glcam the latest intel
ligencc i,o,n the Valley. But when
winter sets in, and only few cavalry
are left with US, VIC seem to be forgotten /;
and voice from the Valley must coca,
sicnally be heard to remind cur friends
that, though silent, re are not inactive.
The winter quarters Of tho enemy are
thirty miles below us; orr picEets five
miles above, which makes our posi-
ton disagreeably neutral, and subjects
US to frequent raids, to which we are
compelled to submit quietly. Every 'ex
preston Of resentment and indignation
must be represssd or met with threats o.
smoking ruins and deenlated hounes
Heretofore we hare fit Dist we couk
elsast resi- undistuftod It nigh, By
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4 = { sa 4
M hope . e - p D = Il IT r. 4.
ntgkk ~ ~ 6 r e Tsps'sl a.
doot, demand atssnce, which, f,1olfh1
viii no inned Iafe reGpopse boito and
bars proving feeble boifrles1 m bursl
asunder, and before VIC are fully aroused
to sense Of our danger, they have pene.
trated ever corner Of the house, TO find,
perchance, some rebels, for each one oil
whom they are promised thirty days
Glrlough.
Information is duly given them, by
tories in our midst, Of all that is neces-
sary for them to know. As an instance
Of it, soldier, who had gotten home ia
the evening, and whose neighbours knew
nothing Of his arrival, was loudly called
upon from the street, that same night, by
the Yankees to "come down out Of his
fifteen days filrlough." This is but one
instance out of hundred.
However, this winters dreary cata-
logue Of endurances is greatly bright
encd by brilliant little exploit, Of which
our village was the scene on Sunday, the
22d. History will be replete with deeds
of greater daring; but justice claims :
record Of the bravery displayed on this
occasion.
About four o'clock in the morning. a
party Of Yankees, numbering seventy
three in all, under command of Major
Young falsely representing himself to be
member Of Sheridan's Staff, passed
around the town, aud, avoiding the outer
picket at Edcnburg, dashed upon the re-
serve at an unguarded point, capturing
sixteen msn. Their recent successes
rendering them very careless, they turned
about and leisurely retraced their steps,
but had not proceeded far when about
twenty Of our men, who were scattered
through the country, were quickly called
"to horse" and, commanded by their
gallant leaders, Captain Granstaff and
Lieutenant Moler, Of the Twelfth Vir-
g;nia, pursued the villains, and drove
them into their. breastworks at Stras
burg, recapturins every man of the six
teen, and adding to their number twenty
live Yankees and as many horses. We
have since learned that they fled most
prccipitatclv to Winchester, doubtless
imagining that the "Saviour of the Val
ley" was after them with his whole d.
vision. The valiant little Major Young
barely escaped capture. His horse was
shot and he left hors du combat; but,
with the characteristic meanness of a
Yankee, he compelled one of his men to
dismount and give him his horse, and
thus succeeded in getting under shelter
of his breastworks. His short career is
soon reviewed, being confined to night
attacks upon the houses of defenceless
women, who long to WELD their only
weapon Of defence against him in such a
manner as will reflect universal credit
upon their sex. We have to thank the
raiders for one unintcntional kindness in
carrying with them a serpent, which we
have nursed in our bosoms for four years,
in the shape of Union man, who left
with many threats against the unfortu-
nate denizens. and will no. doubt return
to give them some more tangible evi-
dence of his loyalty to Abe. Y.
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TIE NEWS
raE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
MeSsrs. Stephens, Hunter and Camp
bell, the Confederate peace commission.
ers, who left here on Sunday morning
for Washington city, stopped Sunday
night in Petersburg, whence they went
through the lines to City Point yesterday
morning. They left cur lines on General
Bushrod Johnson's front. As they were
making the transit. their characters and
The object Of their mission being known,
our troops set up such cheering as
never was heard before, and continued
it till the commissioners were out Of
sight and we'll within the Yankee lines.
when the clasnor WAS Immediately caught
by the Yankee troops, who cheered apd
hurrahcd until they were hoarse.-
midst the deafening shouts of armies,
the commissioners went on their way,
The next we hear from them will be
through the Yankee newspapers.
GOLD
Gold, yesterday, was stiff at forty five.
TIE TALLAHASSEE.
The enemy's newspapers have falsely
reported the Tallahassee as captured
She ran into New inlet just after the
capture Of Fort Fisher, when discovering.
that some important change, he knew
not then what, had"occurred in the mill
tary situation, her commander Captain
MaifD put 10 sea, and made good his es-
cape. He touched the South Carolina
coast and put ashore messenger with
dispatches, who has reached this city
The news, if any, brought by this mes
senger has not been made public.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Information received from South Caro-
lima yesterday morning is to the effect
that Sherman's infantry, with their wa.
gon trains, are camped near Ennis's
Crossroads, On the road leading towards
Grahamsville, and On the read running
towards Sisters ferry. Accommodating
force was reported within four miles Of
Robertsville, which is fifty miles north
of Savannah and five miles cast of the
Savannah river A small force Of YAM
KEGS landed on Little Britain island,
near Legares, Saturday night, but were
driven off.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
General 1!ardee telegraphs that the
enemy crossed at Springfield on the
night Of the Goth instant, and moved
northward in two columns on the morn
ing OF the 9th. lie also reports that
all attempts to cross the Colnbahee have
SO far failed.
General Taylor reports that the enc
my, in some force, came towards Gin
ton from Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara,
and returned.
Activity is reported On the Missis-
sippi river, troops going up and down.
Most Of Tholnas's. army are reported
to have marched west from Columbia to
Clinton, Oh the Tennessee river. Apor-
ton Of these forces, including A. j.
Smiths, are said to be in the vicinity OF
Huntsville and Eastport.
No change in the fleet off Mobile
The enemy are still leaving Pascagoula.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SUMMIT, MIssIs.
SIrrI.
On Friday morning, an accidental fire
occurred at Summit, Mississippi, on The
New Orleans, jackson and Great North
sTn railroad, which destroyed twenty,
three houses and six hundred bales u
cotton, together with quantity Of com
lnlssary and other stores.
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TOR RENT OR EXCHANGE. a
Il BRICK DWELLING, containing twelve rooms,
and over an acre of land attached, with kitchen,
stable, water in the yagd, &c. would rent OK ex-
change it FOR house and lot on Shockoe HILL
Apply Immediately, on the premises, to
L. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
Thirty-second and N streets, Church Hill.
ia 28-3ts
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DOVER FOR RENT-POWER can
i be furnished with spacious rooms, in my
building conner Cary and Tenth streets.
de 29-lms ASA SNYDER.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-In November last (the
l7th) was arreste 4 and incarcerated in Castle
Thunder upon the charge Of stealng pair Of shoes
and blanket from member Of company D, Naval
battalion. was tried by court-martia on the 29th
Of December and discharged from the Castle, having
proven my innocence. 1Sincs that time the person
who committed the theft Of which was charged has
been arrested This notice is to place myself right
before my friends and the public.
ia 3l-2t* GARLAND J. CAYCE. .
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NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE

EOR HIRE, very likely YOUNG
MAN SERVANT. Heis used W the manage
naetof horses and an admirable driver; ~ waiter
about store or ONCE he is desirable being Of uEs
exoeptionAble character for honesty and sobrietyF
Apply to 3. 4 SMITH. /
ct r. II. Dukes, Cary street,
Il Sl--Ns between Fourteenth and Fifeenth.
EuR HIRE, good COOK and No.
JIG WASHER and IRoNER. Apply to
J. II. GRESHAM,
il Site eignal Ones, Bank street. :
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
IL WARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber, at
Dnwiddie Courthouse, on the Sth instant, my
NEGRO WOMAN, HANNAH; very likely nine
teen years old; stammers when excited. suppose
she is trying to get to the Yankees. The above re-
ward viii be paid for the apprehension Of said slave
ia 26--Jts DREWRY J. BAkNER.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-All
IA persons having claims against the estate Of
Mrs. FANNIE T. JONES, deceased, late OF New
Kent county, are requested to present them for
payment and those indebted TO said estate TO make
nayment to me- Z. G. POLLARD,
IL 26-lOts Administrator.
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4 ...as ID Z / =
4 7 :
~ Il 81 8 ~ - = &
s.zx = . I ,ss o.
s&a6EW. 113 r. ~ r. - zxSN
gssEa - - - 8 "a f.
1jrnet u drnee r. e. ~ = ~ =
= - - - - =
1 yNARM HANT0 WAN1FED.@Yktoe1
bur 1ist-ssS xxIwFMxNDgSe16tE4
farm near x1nIss ,,x re bstnis. a. Good
care taisn 81 them 4, 81 p9lCeg pe1a. 1Eay IN
e -. -: s...<
| W ANTED, tW0 UNEUAN l1HkD
Ivy ROOMS, ON Grst Or secaa1 lect, VII use u
ono room Of HtcAen, BY tve ganfae1enr hse
1eaS;re sa1 h e ,hssse ssss veaa
Cssy streets q W.
| WANTED. STATE CQRPQkA. ..
~ TON ana kAIHROAD CUv yr ~
pn. n.so one nundred share: ~ !. ~
no3AD STUN BRANCH, Aa1kAVN :: = ~.
.-- = 49,.
~ geod practieal GARDENER. 4 VIII man
"-'''''''s 'ea4Ay p1e'sa1es eef nRPly THxhwn0u
50, :. SMITH = aA1 . 49,
!1 7;11 =, - s7, : Nan T ;,1,5,i
NV SMITH. For such one l win pay. shi1ty
1olaS per aa[ ana steady elnpioymens eIscsss -
L. =; nELLS . NO. "a Broad street, oesw ~
.1o roorln. - q 49,
T" AN II + u, 9 first class CdItlSka !
~ tcoiorcd.) TO 60 to salem, Ko.none counly,
Virginia Apply 70 y. SQkDlNI, ut 4. =. IMAM -
e.0re, 4noer opo.swooa ho.el. = l sI--oE
WANIED, a good WASHER AND
1H m;.af IN comfortable quarters; "a "a
oeese A., NsPa.cn omce. Ja ~.
WY ANTED an JyNrIrRNTGHrn
IVY hUoM, ~ some Pflvsse Pisce. AaMess =.
4: B., At this ONCE. jast-2t'
WANTED, a few cords Of MAPLE,
Wy BIRCH Or BEACH LOGS, four and . half
zee! long ana ten inches ana larger IN daaster mot
sphf), Tree from knots IL delivered IN rev days,
VIII pay TWO hundred collars par cord;
:. o. o.. lsAAC :. AEhCEA,
WANTEDg TO HIRE, a WAGON,
wv TEAM and DRIVER, for which will be
gwen ICED and liberal wages. Apply at
MAJOR CARY'S office,
Bank street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
"a 3J-N'
M ANTED TO HIRE, by the month,
w for small family. good WASHER and
lhONEk and plain COOK, without encuInbrahce
Apply At Inc corner OF fii1n ana Cana! streets;
/ -
| WANTED, white. or colored COOK,
w ior general OF cavalry IN me ne.S. uooo
Wage: WIZ pe even ana pstanenS * 8.
1 M Q. .nle on.oo. u " :.
| M AN Ted, q new OF secondhand
11nA1 1N1c MHCA :. ", n ecOd ot G1.:
Apply " - ~ 49, ~ "' a :. ~ s S'
q ", OPPooIte tnls ounce. Ja 49,
| rYANTEn StInENAKpRc 18TH =,
1 LAD aa'es ana ma gensiemens WORK. si1 OF elsas
49,. hv anriv;nn -
| ""seS W applying :, rori,yoo,r . RI
~, ~. =. I D;anN go ~:
5. es-st. 1AAAA ''A'e'' A'AS"A''o"' ''e"'
=" =.
w AN Ill, "a cAA :,:tlO ~ young
| w man, exempt nom military duty, who hss
nao ABOUT ten years exp experience In the Dry foods
;ect to sny Other employment Best of refsrence.
given. Address II, box No. GA city post-ofice
| ia 28-6ts
--.-,-,-- -
| M ANIED.-l wish to employ FE~
! NV MALE TEACHER. to take charge Of &
small school-one that IS Qualified to teach Euelish
! Eropch ccyrr y.c<,,.,,r
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r HARVEY & CO.,
IL. Wholesale DEALERS AND

r HARVEY & CO.,
IL. Wholesale DEALERS AND
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
liz CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGiSIA.
We have now in store, and offer to the trade the
following goods, viz:
= barrels WIiIsKEY,
G.kegs WHISKEY,
barrels superior SORGHUM,
% barrels GREEN APPLES
boxes TALI.OW CANDLES,
bales COTTON YARNS, Nos. 10, IL and u !;
IS reaMs NOTE PAPER,
5000 ENVELOPES,
barrels SUPEREINE FLOUR,
80 bushels PEAS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
ALSO,
50 dozen WINE GLASSES,
20 dozen GOBLETS,
10 pairs MEMS SHOES.
We desire to REM A SE0REHOVSE, suitable
for wholesale business, in the business portion of
the city. fla 3l--lwl L. HARVEY & co.
NOR SALE,
s!o,o new North Carolina six per cent. Cou-
pom Bonds
5000 old Missouri Coupon Bonds, with coupons
attached from January, 1862.
$50, coo eight per cent. and seven per cent. Con-
Tolerate Coupon Bonds.
$4,000 Chatham Railroad Coupon Bonds.
5000 old Virginia Registered Bonds
5000 new Virginia Registered Bonds.
5000 South Carolina and Georgia Bank Notes.
la,U0e seyen-thu ty Confederate Notes.
j, 3i--3t BRANCH, MORTON = eO.
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EOR RENT, FIVE FURNIS HE'D
ROOMS, suitable for small family gentle
mems lodging-leoms; two on first floor and three
second floor; with gas also, use Of kitchen,
wants attention, and cooking done if desired. Apply
on Second street, between Marshall and Clay, first
door from Marshall, east side. ia 3O-2ts
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - All
IA persons having claims against JOHN KING,
decea ed will present them nine diasely to the
dcrsigned for settlement. II not presented BY the
7th Of February next, this notice will be plead
against all such claims. JOHN T. MILLS,
Administrator Of John King, deceased.
HANOVER COUNTY, January =, 1865.
!, ia c4-lOts
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'LOR RENT, to good tenant, in
private family, three ROOMS and KITCHEN,
and CLOSET, or rooms with use OF
kitchen. Apply on the premises, corner Of Fourth
and Jackson streets. ia 3l-2ts
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OFFICE OF s1Hg Oh DOMINION IRON AND
NAIL WORKS cpNPANT,
KIcaNosn. VIRGINIA, January 30, 1868.
4 MEETING of the STOCkHOID-
~ EIsS Of this Company will be held in this
oa6co On MONDAY, February 9th. ct u ny.
d. 4. BLANKENSHIP,
"a xi-st Commercial Agent.
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# OST, some short time since, fvA -FOUR
PER CENT. CONFEDERATE eEk11oS
BONDS, issued under act 81 February ~, ~,
Noe l ,9ss to 1887, incauaivs 1oe one hnndso4e
lars each, in the name II 3. n. bradley, 1AtA AoA
July, 1864, with interest nom LIST Apsn, 10o1. Al
persons are warned against trading - We eale.
4 de 0-v6Ws il. N. 60AQ4&H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-31

THE CLAY STREET SINGING
SCHOOL will reopen on the LIST of FE-
bKUARY in the lecfnrc-room OF the Chnrc1: cor
ner Of Adams and tlav streets, at O'Clock r. II
Ladies and gentlemen joining will bring Lutte Of
Zion or Gamma Sacis. Terms: Five dollars per
month, or fifteen per quarter, ~ adeaace.
ia3l--Tts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-31

WANTED, TWO COUN TER
w SCALES. for which the highest price will be
paid. Apply at No. Franklin street, second doc,
from the Old Market. ia 2S-7ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-31

DOR RENT, two comfortable ROOMS,
i with gas and water partly furnished), in q
private: residence, pleasantly situated on Grace
street, Church Hill, with the privilege Of kitchen,
stable and carriage-house. Apply to
Il. III. DUKE, Cary street,
ia Sl-2ts between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-31

"ANTED, Immediately, a SITUA-
w TON, by YOUNG LADY, - SALES
WOMAN in some store. References given il re-
Quired. Address Miss N. NJ, Dispatch Office.
: ia 20-3ts