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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-21

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Hatrirtsn mclDen nen SOB hieics in ~treitcrn .Srsi=
len tsfannten ~seiiiisen uno hsmcfratil1en Strsi=
tsrs uno Nsitatcrs sssen Die esuiihsn Ssipptsn.
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8sfanntefsn muros er ais &seaftsur fer usestldt=
ter, unc feline srDBte Sbatisfsit s~ntfaltcte cr in Cen
Satrsn 1916 mo 1849. Ssine burb ncn 9srratb
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tanssnbaltunS auf Dem 8cbenaspsrs iinp ante>
tannt, irn's lsins llsesrliseluns naa Amsrifa.
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pclitiiden Aniihten 1T CT pislfad anssfsiuest, ia,
ncd Der fnrjer .3sit BON Der v@riminal 3eitnna",
Die ih icnf fir pas Srafsl Der MnitGnnisfsit aus
Sistt, auf cine ie1r ssmsins @ciis ansesrifsn ,pcrs
DEN, ater irtlt feline rclitiihsn 1ssnsr ipaten an
i6m bic AufriAtisfeit unb Gbrlihfsit ahtsn, rrz
nit CT itets leine Msinunsen uno lletsrssusunsem
auslpruh unn te9aupts'e. = Sricos isinsr Ilbe!
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

Discovery or PLor 70 BREAK Our
OF CASTLE THUNDER AND MURDER THE
GuARD.-Information was received by the
officers at Castle Thunder yesterday that
the prisoners (scvcnty-odd in numbcr)
confined in the citizens room in that
place, had made extensive preparations
for escape last night. The report was,
that each inmate had armed himself, by
some means or other, with knife and
revolver; that three holes had been cut
in different parts Of the building, and
that, at the going down Of the moon, they
were to make a simultaneous rush for
these places of egress, and, if necessary,
murder theguard who might oppose them.
Search was made yesterday afternoon,
and the holes described as having been
cut through the building were found to
exist, and several other facts, mentioned
by the informant, found to be true. 4
certain lieutenant was designated as the
leader of the gang; but he stoutly dc
nicd any completely in the affair. He
was, however, placed in closer conline-
ment. Under the superintendent OF
Captain L. W. Richardson, the comman-
dant of the prison, the examination of
the prisoners and building was still in
progress at a late hour'i in the afternoon,
up to which time the revelations made of
the plot were found to be correct in every
particular.
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TIE NEW YEAR.

O God, my helper, ever near,
Crown with thy smile the present year;
Preserve me BY thy favor still,
And fit ne for thy sacred Will.
NY safety each succeeding hour
Depends on thy supporting power;
Accept my thanks Tor mercies past,
And be my guard while life shall last.
Let me not murm,ir nor complain
At what thy wisdom shall ordain;
Sickness or health may blessings prove,
As order'd by thy sovereign love:
MY moments move with winged haste,
Nor know which shall be the LAST
Danger and death axe ever nigh,
And 1, this year, pcrhaps, may die.
Prepare me for the trying day,
Then call my willing soul away;
From sin and sorrow set ne free.
And let me rise to dwell with thee.
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+ Is. PAYNE & CO., Commission Mer-

Is. PAYNE & CO, Commission Mer-
- chants and Dealers i'll Imported Wines, Lii
4uors, &C., No. lis Broad street.
Pure old Rye Whiskey,
Pure old Malt Whislsey (Scotch),
Pure old irish Whiskey,
Pure old French Brandy,
Pure old Apple Brandy,
Pure old Tom Gin,
Champagne Wine,
Clarct Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Domestic Wine,
Blackberry Wine,
Ednlburs Ale (Jcffres's),
Grape Vinegar,
Tomato Catsup,
English Mustard,
Pickles,
SaTdines,
Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Scissors,
Pen Knives,
Pencils, Paper, Envelopes, sc. E..
Rnar-rcot Pipes,
Tobacco Pouches rubber,
Mason's Backing,
Blacking Brushes,
Horse Brushes. de HIN
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The author of the exquisite poem published be-
low is ccncrally unknown. His name has escaped
our memory, but We remember that he was the ed-
tor Of some obscure paper in Texas, and about five
years since was killed by a steamboat explosion on
the Mississippi river. Poor fellow, he had the " Wis
ion and faculty divine, whatever his name may have
been Gil earth
"TXE Long AGO"
Oh. a wonderful stream is the river Of Time,
As it runs through the realm of tears,
With faultlcss rythm, and a musical rhyme,
And broader sweep, and a surge snblime,
And blends with the ocean Of years.
How the winters are drifting like fakes Of Snow,
And the summers like buds between,
And the cars i'll the sheaf--so they and they
On the rivers breast, with its ebb and tiow
a. il glides i'll the shadow and sheen
There's magical Isle in the river Of Time,
Where the sottest OF airs arc playing;
There's cloudicss sky, and a tropical cline,
And song as sweet as vesper chime,
and the Junes with the roses staying.
And the name of this Isle is Long Ago,
And we bury our treasures there
There broWs Of beauty, and boSoms Of snow,
There are heaps Of 0US:-bUt We loved them 50 !.
There trinkets, and tresses Of hair.
There are fragments Of song that nobody sings,
And pant Of al infants prayer;
There's q lutte unswept and harp without strings,
There are broken VOWS and pieces Of rings,
And the garments she used to wear.
There are hands that waved when the fairy shore,
BY the ina re is lifted in air,
And We sometimes hear thro' the turbulent roar,
Sweet voices heard in the days gone before,
When the wind down the rlvcr is fair.
Oh! remembered for aye be that blessed Isle,
All the day Of life TIL night;
When the evening comes with its beautiful smile,
And our eyes are closing to sumber awhile,
May that "SreenWoOd Of soul be in sight"
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hISSOl.JrTION.-T firm of Nc
CAkTIlY u MITCHELL is dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be closed by II.
y. Mitchell, to whom claims will be presented.
Either partner will receipt for debts due to the
eefn 2
X. D. MITCHELL will continue the business in
has own name, and invites consie1ments Of lumber
hay and all kinds Of produce and pledges his bes,
James G. NJ ltCarthy will remain at the old sits nd
ara assist in tie business, and asks for it the favor
Of ms o.d fsiesds. JAMES g. MCCARTHY.
il 2-3,s r. d. MITCHELL
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JUDGE LYoNss CoURr.-In Judge
Lyonss Court yesterday, the argument
in the case of Thomas Rourke, claiming
exemption from military service upon
the ground of being an undomiciled
foreigner, was argued to its conclusion :;
alter which, the papers were given to
the Judge; who reserves his decision till
such time as he can examine the matter.
Brigadier-General Gaspar Tochman,
formerly of the Polish brigade, qualified
as practitioner at law before the Hust-
ings Court.
ThesCourt adjourned to meet again at
II o'clock this morning.
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given. permitted them to have their own
time to do as they pleased in. So that
they brought them the hire was all re-
quired. TO make enough money to pay
their hire and other expenses with, these
negroes resorted to stealing and every
other vice; and he wished it understood
that the practice should be stopped, if it
was in the power Of the law to DO so.
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ATTEMPTING TO GO TO THE ENEMY
Daniel Face and L. Bennett, citizens of
Petersburg, were arrested on Tuesday
afternoon for attempting TO cross our
lines. They were brought to this city
and committed to Castle Thunder.
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'sNALIOW, TALLOW, TALLOW-
Il 500 pounds. Apple Butter, Apple Eutter-
,'n pounds. Sugar. Sugar, Sugar, barrels
Soda, 'soda, Soda-s kegs. Bacon, Bacon Daeoll--
Suo pounds. Grain Bags, Grain Bags--7O bags. Rum,
Wh.skey, French Brandy, Holland Gin, Apple
Brandy, by the bottle and gallon. Goldfish, Butter,
Copperas and Horse Brushes for sale by
A. WESENUONCK,
No. lcl Broad street. between Sixth and Seventh.
Il at
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WANTED.
EJFTEEN HANDS WANTED.-The

TNJFIEEN J1ANDD w M 4 Ell. IL
subscriber wishes to hire FIFTEEN HA MOS
to chop wood and cross-ties on the Virginia ana
Tennessee railroad, in the county Of MONTGOMERY.
or hands will be we'll fed, we'll clothed, free from
improvement, and not liable to capture, being
on the railroad where they can and will, be
run out of the way. Payment Will be made
either mt the end of the year, scm-mnuhly, quar-
terly, or in advance, rs may be desired. COMMUNE
cations will be addressed to us, in care Of LEE Il
JAMES, Richmond, until Friday morning; after
county. Our agent may be in person, and
contracted with. between the hours of 10 and II
o'clock on Friday, the 9th instant at the office of
Lee L. James. RObI MIlLEit,
ia 1T. ED. CLARK.
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hIVIDEND.-The President and Di.
Il 'ectors Of the BANK OF RICHMOND have
declared dividend Of three and quarter per cen,
for The last SIX months, subject to {. deduction Of
quarter per Cent bonus to the State, leaving three
per cert. net payable to the Stockholders On and
after the 81 proximo. j. D. MACMUgDO
"o ~'~"' Cashier.
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DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
J. REPAIRED, at moderate prices. in city and
country. Orders left in MIRA. FIRTH'S store, No.
22S Broad street in Mr.. WAGNEK'S drug store
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets, and Mr.. TIL. G.
&. DREWRY'S store, No. l73 Main street, will DC
attended to promptly.
JOHN REINUARDT.
de2J-iot@ Music Teacher and Oyganist
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Richmond, January ), 1865.

CO-PARTNERSlfIP.-T subscribers will con-
time the commission business under the finn of
DUFCY g. MCKINNEY, and solicit the continued
patronage OF then friends and the pubic. For the
present, they can be found at their old stand ON
Shocloe Slip. Z D. MCKINNEY.
j. i. DUPEUY.
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Mayors CoURT-Thc following cases
were disposed Of by tho Mayor ycstcr-
day:
James E. Robertson was charged with
stealing six and half yards of cassi-
mere from Beers & Spillman, valued, in
present currency, at three hundred and
fifty dollars. Mr.. Beers stated that the
accused came into his store, ON Main
street, on Tuesday, and inquired the
price of various kinds Of goods, but did
not seem inclined to make any purchases,
stating that he would wait for the arrival
of some friend before he could decide
what to do. Shortly, the witness went
to the back part of the store, where his
partner was, and almost as soon as his
back was turned, Robertson Slipped the
piece Of cashmere under his overcoat.-
Observing the transaction, Mr.. Beers in
vited the prisoner to take a seat, while
his partner went into the street and
sought policeman. Fortunately, officer
+. IL. Chalkley was in the neishborhood,
and made the arrest. The cloth was
found by Chalklcy under the prisoners |
oyercoat before he was taken from the
store. The Mayor rcmanded Robertson
for indictment by the Grand Jury Of the
Hastings Court. The prisoner will ap-
pear again this morning to answer the
offence of stealing cloth from tailor,
named Unkel, on Broad street.
Thomas Turpin, charged with being a
person of evil fame, and living in the
city without any visible means of sup
port, was ordered to be taken to the
Provost Marshal as fit subject for mill
tary service.
William X. Sledd and Peter Lawson.
butchers in the Second Market, were each
charged with buying beef from the canal
boats dor the purpose Of reselling the
same at their stalls. In the case of Law
son, the plea of buying for the Govern !
mcnt in conformity with contract was
set up, and a continuance was granted |
to prove the same; but Sledd set up no
defence, and was therefore fined fifty
dollars and the beef ordered to be con-
fiscatcd.
Thomas Anderson, a young white man,
was charged with assaulting and beating
Mrs. Martha Franklin, his mothcr-in- law.
an Old lady upwards of seventy years Of |
age. The case being clearly made out,
the Mayor required the prisoner to give
security in the sum of five hundred dol
lars for his good behavior, and the like
sum to answer bill Of Indictment by
the Grand Jury, neither of which require
ments had he conformed to when the
court adjourned.
Mrs. Ann Mosby was fined fifty dol
lars for permitting her servant, Malachi,
10 gel es. and = fine of ten dollars
was ~ s1lpon Mrs. Ann Anderson
Tor aSiIh6ASacc.
In connection with these two cases. the
Mayor took occasion to give some instruc.
nons TO his officers with reference to the
1est Of ell negroes who might be found
ms their own time. He said that orr
sets were SO blocked up by this class
negroes that white man could hardly
AK about for them; and, in his opin-
ION, the enormous prices asked for them
was the cause Of SO many going At large
!. e., hiring their own time. MANY per.
'ons, thinking it impossible to do with.
'ut servant hired these negroes ct the
x0rbft4nt sums asked for them and
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NOTICE.--Thc co-partnership of MCKINNEY.
DUPUY ARCHER having been dissolved, the
subscriber will resume the commission business on
his own account at his Old Office Twelfth street,
anee Of the patronage of his friends, heretofore 50
generously bestowed, and Of the public generally.
7. J. ARCHER.
Eicnnlohd, January D, 1860. ia 5-3t'
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DISSOLTTZON.G.

nISSOLUTION.--I firm of MCkIN-
IL My, DUpUY &: ARCHER was dissolved,
by mutual consent, on the lst instant. Persons
having claims against lis will present them for pay
neut, and those indebted to us Will please call aid
settle. Either partner will sign for the concern in
liquidation. L. ID. MCKINNEY,
j. B. DCpUY.
L. J. ARCHER.
Ei1Efnnnd Innnar1- 1861
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DOR SALE, the KEY AND FIx1TrREs

u OF VERY we'll situated DARKROOM, in enc If
the most business parts Of the city INQUIRE Of II
Seventeenth street, opposite the
Old Market f.'.' a., Inv
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WANTED, BROKEN GLASS, of all
w qualities, in large or small quantities Pco-
po will please let their servants gather up oil the
Old glass about their premises and bring it to my
stable Oh Fourth street. between Grace antbFrank-
lin where they will be paid for it, according to qua
lity, from eight to ten cents pound any per-
sons have large quantities, and they will inform me-
I will take it from their premises.
ia TT JOHN NICIlOl,SON.
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TDEtSyRY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE ETArFs op AMERICA,
KiChrnnil LNlY IS lNti J

TAXED TREASURY NOIE.S.--In or
& der TO promote, rs t2r as practicable, tie early
ll4uidat on by the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
FAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant 1.eas4-
Ter, and Pay DepOSit,i@S III the different sta.cs, are
hereby authorized 70 receive the said notes except
the 500 notes, at CO. per centIa deposit ss,.-
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hyrotkecE-
ton OF non-tlxa3e bonds. The said certificates 20
be payable on demand after tie i1aton OF Iliney
days
-.nd al agent! FOR the sale Of the above tonds are
hereby aho-iyed 10 receive the taxed ,Iotes, with
TIC exception ABOVE named, il payment OF bol4i.
Hhen sold, e: The I..G & s.. per cer,t,un.
q. A. TRENHOLM.
lt2-ts Secretary CT The IcetsI.ry.
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Richmond, January 5, 1865.

NOTICETO TOBACCONISTS.- Insurance on al!
tobacco, tobacco strips and STEMS stored in H!vcrss
warehouse, will cease from the 10th instant at noon,
unless by especial agreement with us.
DutUY IL MCKINNEY
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IL ORsES FOR SALE--Several first
1 l. class SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES for
sa. AZ reasonable prices. Also, BU0GIES, HAIR
NESS. &c, Apply AZ the stable adjoining McKin-
'eys blacksmith shop, On Franklin s.reet Sim.
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OFFTCLL.
TREASURY Ugp.pTsvv-
CORrEDTRArR STATgs or Aagntc,
Kirhyuuri Aro,.~& -, (


CoFrsDEHArE STATES or AarrIcA''
Richmond, August 8, 1864
NERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNFs3
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PIP 40,
INTEREST and FREE FROM TAXATION IT ~
the fourteenth section Of the at TO re,luce 80
rency, approved February IL, 1864, the fece.,,-
the Treasury il authorized to issue the alg.e 49,
acates payable two years after the rattle alton Of,
treaty Of peace with the United States. 1aey can.
not be sold, but only to be issued 10 sueh crsa
tors OF the Government are willing to rece:y. ~.
same Ill payment Of their demands. They nus. sso
Re tcven at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and DISTURB
ing officers Of the Government is called to his fa,
ofpubc securities as offering peculiar advantayes
to those from whom the supplies Of tho Goytlrraer.
are bought; ana 70 facilitate the Of them, cheek.
drawn ty diabu:ing officers upon TIE d4rositar,t.
holding these funds, and marked across the lals
payable in certificates Of Indebtedness" Will Ia
paid III conformity herewith.
Depositar;c' are hereby authorized and required
to comply With this regulation, and to make a,Yl-
cation 70 tic Register for supplies Of certificates "a
required. lSlgnedl &. a. TRENHOLM,
2-ts Secretary of Treasury
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Ter,SuKy DEPARTMENT,
COTFFDsRATE STATES az AHERICA.
z DAMS ON TIFF, SECURITY OF THE

OANS ON TIFF. SECURITY OF THE
4 FIVE HUNDRED Million SIX PER
CENT. N0N-TANAHi.E BONDS, UNDER 1lIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW.-Dcrosits on call viii Ge received ~ tie
Charlestsn and MofiIc. ara e.. Ucpos;tancs II
Wilmington, Raleigh, ColuIulia, Augusta. Saya,i-
nah and Montgomery. and certificates VIII be -su,d
ior tie same, bearing interest at the rate Of four Tr
cent. rer alnum, and secured by the hypo.hec,,tou
Of an amount OF the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans. The bonds TO be ST apart - lie
Treasurer, ana the proceeds when sold. plitd tx
clusyoly 70 the payment Of the said certificates.
The security end convenience afforded ~ banks
and other corporations, and To the public ccaer!,
By this mode Of temporary Investment, and the IL
tcct OF the measure, if generally adopted, III keep
N@ tbe currency wihf moderate bounds X is hpvct
VIII coIancnd it to te favorable oon- clation OF na
community and their prompt cooperation il
carrying " into effect. G. y. IRENHOLA,
ia It's SCciGt.fy O. the Treasury.
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CONFEpFRaTE STtrIs OF AmpRlJA,
EiNMMNNn. Hracr,l..r ! -!


EiCHMcNn, December !, i~ft.
- EVENT III RI \ I r EA : / l. !
~ N0FES.-In pursuance Of ar at Of Ilnges
approve! November -, 1851, entitled AN a.t II
aihoilze the Secretary If til. Jrcd>iir,' :" exchange
coupon ho:}ds !Jr IttIs;rty aS,!ry notes L.-
eIs OF such notes hereby notified thai ait, he
payment % the annual interest due ti.., ul o.: lie
h5st day OF january, iH'@, OF pIc~,... -ti-r cd the
same, tf;. IIo 5iteT, Assistant I.ea>'irgis and dy
Repositories "a; dCsiEnate # FOOT vii! i~s,, ,,;
fcates therefor VIA h VIII c,ttie the AoIIc.s 10
coupon bonds IA able thirty years after The iIs5 day
o. Jtary, 1862 bcalin'jX per cent. intcraa. from
The sad iuat Of Jautry l>Ej, payable ne first
days o; JANUARY and JAY IN each w Ihs Irca-
s,trcT, Assistant TTca~urcfs ard DeUusitaIle, viii
make weekly reports to Register ii the Treasury
Of sicE certificates ISSUED at Offices, slcr,uron
bonds Will be sent Forward in satisfaction Of sql.e-
The nocS viii be cancelled i: the usual lnscne. and
forwarded 10 the ti4st Auditor.
G. y. TRENHOLM,
Secretary o. Treasury.
Treasurer Mt Richmond Virginia.
Assistant Treasures at Charleston ard Mobile
DepoSita.ieS at Earigh and u s,Inugt.!. North ca
rolina,
Depos.tasies at Charleston and Columbia G0uth O.
rolna.
nerosIt'iilc' ~ Savannah and Au.,,stc G".rg:t
Dcpo>itilies a. i3'!irtS~cr, Florida ami M,rt,,n-
lnery, Alabama.
DeroSiarici a. Columbus, Mississippi s;.d Houston
'''o Sia,aa'ii' Texas il @-ts
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WANTED.

WANTED, the ladies and gentlemen to
w know that have removed out Of my small
shop up in the same building, on the corner OF
Eighth and Main, over the paint shop in front ofthe
Spotswcod Hotel door, and the entrance is on
Eighth street. north side, and they have all Or
ders for MAKING and MENDING done at the
shortest notice, as have secured hands enough to
DO my work ia 5-2t'
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VANTED, a YOUTH, to assist me in
w my insurance office. One who writes fair
hand and can come well recommended can hear OF
situation by applying TO
WILLIAM A. CHARTERS, Insurance Agent,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
il =
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AND CO-PARTNER-

DISSOLUTION AND CO-PARTNER-
- SIIIP.-The firm heretofore existing under
the name Of HARVEY, JAMES & WILLIAMS
has been dissolved by the retiring thercron Of Mr.
A. +. HARVEY. The business will be continued by
the remaining parties under the firm of JAMES l.
WILLIAMS, who are prepared to make liberal adj
vances on consignments.
A. +. HARVEY,
HENRY JAMES,
JOHN ii. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, January 2, 1865.
In retiring from my cd firm, would cordially
commend my successors TO my friends and Patrons
with the full assurance that all business entrusted to
them will be executed faithfully and literally
a. +. HARVEY,
Richmond, January 2, 1865. ia lot
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"ANTLD.-I wish to engage the scr.
w vices OF a lady as GOVERN ESste for my two
daughters Immediately, who is entirely competent
and experienced in teaching all the various branches
of an English oIucation Latin, French and Music
on the piano 4 pleasant and desirable home is
offered to applicant, who must be well rccQn-
m n, address the undersigned, living near
dc1-2taw5t' ". Z. SMITH.
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WANTED TO HIRE, by the month, a
w SERVANT, to wash ard iron and make
herself generally useful in small family. Apply
at Ms ClIILDSS, on Marshall street, near Twcn-
ty-hith Church Hill. ia 5-lts
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WANTED, a handy COLORED GIRL,
w to do light housework in IL small family
Apply OH Franklin street. one door below Fifth.
de 23-F&S&eodjt.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, by a
w gentleman living in the ncghborhood OF
Richmond, for his own use two middlc-aged Ne
GROES-a MAN and WOMAN. One good farm
hand, and the other q good house servant. Apply
To . = JOSEPH +. LEWIS,
Post-otce Department,
in 5-3ts Richmond, Virginia.
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THE DISPA TCH COUNTTNG-ROOX HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST COR
NERoF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS
(srcnee's Buildine,l IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

WANTED TO HIRE, a good COOK,
w WASHER AND IKONER, for small
family. Must come well recommended. Apply at
No 1873 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
/, st. j. MIILIIISER.