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THUIISDAY MORNING JANUARY 5,18G5.
■—— ■ _ . b - „. aas
THK DISPATCH COCXTIXG-nOOXr HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST OOft-
NEKfP THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STRI.TS*
(Sponce's Building/ IMMEDIATELY OITOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Discovert or a Plot to Break Oct
op Castle Thunder and Murder mi
Guard.—lnformation was received by the
officers at Castle Thunder yesterday that
the prisoners (seventy-odd in number)
confined in the citizens' room in that
place, had made extensive preparations
for escape last night. Ther report was,
that each inmate had armed himself, by
some means or other, with a 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 the guard 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. A
certain lieutenant was designated as the
leader of the gang; but he stoutly de
nied any complicity in the ali'aii. lie
was, however, placed in closer confine
ment. Under the . superintendence ol
Captain L. *W. Richardson, the comman
dant of the prison, the examination of
the prisoners and building was still in
progress at a late hourln the afternoon,
up to which time the revelations made ol
the plot were found to be correct in over
particular.
Judge Lyoks's Court.—ln Judge
Lyons's Court yesterday, the argument
in the case of Thomas Kourke, claiming
exemption from military service upon
the ground of being an undomiciicd
foreigner, was argued to its conclusion ;
after which, the papers were given tc
the Judge; who reserves Kis decision till
such time as he can examine the matter.
Brigadier-General Caspar Toehman,
formerly of the Polish brigade, qualified
„ as a practitioner at law* before the Hust
ings Court.
The* Court adjourned to meet again al
11 o'clock this morning.
Mayor's Court.—The following cases
were disposed of by tho Mayor yester
day:
James E. Robertson was charged with
* stealing six and a half yards of cassi
mere from Beers A 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 sonip friend before he could decide
what to do. Shortly, the witness went
to the back part of tho store, where his
partner was, and almost as soon as his
back was turned, Robertson slipped the
piece of cassimcre under his overcoat. —
Observing the transaction, Mr. Beers in
vited the prisoner to take a scat, while
his partner went into the street and
sought a policeman. Fortunately, officer
E. 11. Chalkley was in the neighborhood,
and made the attest The cloih was
found by Chalkley under the prisoner's
overcoat before he was taken from the
store. The Mayor remanded Robertson
for indictment by the Grand Jury of the
Hustings Court. The prisoner will ap
pear again this morning to answer the
oifence of stealing cloth from a 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 a fit subject for mili
tary service.
William K. Sledd and Peter Lawson,
butchers in the Second Market, were each
charged with buying beef from the canal
boats for the purpose of reselling the
same at their stalls. In the case of Law
son, the plea of buying for the Govern
ment in conformity with a contract was
set up, and a continuance was granted
to prove the same; but Sledd set up no
defence, and was therefore lined fifty
dolfars and tlie beef ordered to be con
fiscated.
Thomas Anderson,-a young white man,
was charged with assaulting and beating
Mrs. Martha Franklin, his mother-in law,
an old lady upwards of seventy years of
age. The case being clearly made out,
the Mayor require*! the prisoner to gbc
security in the sum of five hundred dol
lars for his good behavior, and the like
sum to answer a bill of indictment by
the Grand Jury, neither of which require
ments had he conformed to when the
court adjourned.
Mrs. Ann Mosby was lined fifty dol
lars for permitting her servant, Malachi,
*** uJ * unc of ten dollars
r* 8 011 *^ r6, * Ann Aut -* cii - on
[In connection with these two cases, tlie
Mayor took occasion to give some inatruc
-Jg**y> ni« officers with reference to the
, BMt of all negroes who might be found
■tog their own time. H e .said that our
so blocked up by this class
i _Lvr g, ? eS hat a wuite man could hardly
y|? i tforthfcra *' aud » in his opin
■"*§©*, the enormous prices asked for them
f was the cause of so many going at large
i. c. t hiring their own time. Many °\*ar
•ons, thinking it impossible to do wiih
;*out a servant, hired these negroes at the
exorbitant sums asked for them, and
afterwards,, finding themselves unable to
comply with therequiditionj-of the l-ond
■es-^s»-_s-m^»»-g—
given, pcTraiitted them to have their own
time to do as they pleased in. So that
they brought thcin the hire was all re
quired. To make cnongh 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. \
Attkmptino to «;o to the Enemy.—
Daniel Face and L. Dennett, citizens of
Petersburg, were arrested on Tuesday
afternoon for attempting lo cross our
lines. They were brought to this city
and committed to Castle Thunder.
THE NEW YEAR.
o Ood, my helper, ever new,
Ciown with thy -uu!-.' the present year *,
Fwscrvc me tv thy fevor still,
And lit me for thy mend will.
My safety each succeeding hour
Depends on tLv -upporting power;
Accept my thanks for mercies past,
And be my guard while lift .-hail last.
Let mc not murmur nor complain
At what thy tri iom shall ordain;
Sickness or health ma; blessings prove,
As ' I'der'd by tliy Bov'reigu love*
My momenta mora with winged haste,
Nor know I which shall he the lest;
Danger and death are • rcr nigh,
And I, this y< ar, perhaps, may ui-.-.
Prepare me for the trying day,
'I ie n i till my willing soul »way;
From >in and -enow set me free.
And let me ■■ isc to dwell with thee.
She ant—or of the exquisite poem published be
low is generally unknown. IBs name has escaped
our memory, but we n member th it he was the edi
tor ot some obscure paper in j*c_as, and about five
years since waa hilled by A steamboat exptosaon on
the Mississippi river. Poor fid low, he had the " vis
m m and faculty divine," whatever his name may have
beenwn earth:
"T//n LOXO A CO."
Oh ! a wonderful stream i 3 the i iver of Time,
As it runs through the realm of tears,
With a taintless rythm, and a music*—l rhyme,
Ar.d a broader sweep, and a surge sublime,
And blend-* with the ocean oi' rears!
J lev the winters are drifting like flak* s of snow,
And the summer • like bud - between,
And the ears in the sheaf—so they come and they
go,
On the river's breast, with its ebb and flow,
Ai it glides in the shadow and sheen '.
There's a magical Isle in the river of Time,
Where the softest of airs are playing;
_ There's a cloudless sky, nnd a tropical clime,
' And a song as sweet as a vesper chime,
And the J uric % with the rose- are staying.
Ami the name of this Isle is Long Ago,
And we.bu_s our treasures there—
There are brows of beauty, and bosoms of snow,
There rue heaps of dust -but We loved them BO !
There are trinkets, aad tresses of hair.
There are fragments of song that nobody sings,
And a part ol an infant's prayer;
There's a lute unswept, and a harp without strings,
There are broken rows and pieces of ring!*,
And the garments the used towear.
There are hands that are waved when the—dry shore,
Hy the image is lifted in air,
And we soniet_x tSs hoar thro' the turbulent roar,
Sweet voices heard in the days gone before,
When the wind down the river i-< —dr.
Oh ! remembered lor aye be that blessed Ide,
All the fay of life b_ night;
When the evening comes with its beautiful smile,
Aril our eyes are closing to slumber awhile,
May that "greenwood of soul ho in sight."
.DISSOLUTIONS.
DISSOLUTION.— Tho firm of McKIN
NKY, DUPUY &* ARCHER was dissolved,
by mutual consent, en the Ist instant. Persons
having claims against us will pro ent them for pay
ment, anl those indebted to v-- \v-il please call aud
settle. Either partner will sign for the concern in
liquidation. P. I). MeKTNXLY,
J. B.DUTUY.
P. I. ARCHER.
Hid;mond, January ", 1865.
C»-P__tTKEKSn_P.—The suTt>a*rioers will con
tinue the commission business under the firm of
DUPCT AMtKINNEY, and solicit the continued
patronage of their friends and the public For the
present, they can he found at their old stand, on
Shockoe Slip. P D. MrKINHEY.
j. i>. l-uriuY.
ltiehu vssmO, January 5, l*t>.">.
NOTICE TO TOBACCONISTS.—Insurance on all
tobacco, tobacco strips and stems, stored ia ►Myers's
warehouse, will cease from the 10th instant at noon,
I Unless hy especial agreement * itii us.
DUPUY k MeETNNEY. j
NOTICE.—The co-partnership of M< KINNEY
DUPUY A ARCHER having been dissolved, the I
subscriber will resume the eomnu_ ion business on i
his own account, at his old ijlli. c, on Twelfth i trect, 1
third door south of Cary, and solicits the continu- i
■nee of the patronage of his friends, heretofore so
generously bestowed, and of the public gem rally
P. J. ARCHER.
Richmond, January 5, isf*r». _. j&s—3t*
DISSOLUTION AND CO I'ARTXEK-
Sllll'.—The firm heretofore existing under j
the name of HARVEY, JAMES & WILLIAMS
has been dissolved by the retiring therefrom of Mr
A.F. Ha-vkt. Thebuaness will be continued b
the remaining parties under the firm of JAM IS A.
WILLIAM& who are prepared to make liberal ad
vantea on consignments.
A. F. HARVEY,
HENRY JAMES,
JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
Riclimond, January 2, lscy.
In retiring from my old firm, I would cordialh
commend my suesessers to my frk_tds and patrons'
with the fall assurance that all business entrusted to
them will be executed faithfully aud liberally.
A. _. HARVEY.
Richmond, January 2, I.SGJ. ja i_lot
DISSOLUTION OF PAKTNKUSnTiT
The linn of LEE ft BOWMAN is this day dr.- -
solved hy mutual eensenft. lather partner i> autho
ri_«d to uue the name ofthe firm in liquidation
N. M. LEE,
S. M. LOW .MAN.
Richmond, January 2, lMij.
NOTlCE—Having retired irom the auction busi
ness, I respectfully return my thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the house during my con
nection with it, aad solicit -a oc-tmuance oi Oh
tame to Mr. N. ML LEE, who will conduct the lu_
msb at the old stand. s. Al. BOWMAN.'
January 2, 18C"t.
Thankful tor theipatronuge extended to the late
firm of LEE k hOWMAX, the subscriber will en
BALE Or NEGROES, publicly aud private!*.arid
t S?t«_- N. M. LEE.
y : ■• "• - j»*-»
Dl«Sl)lJKri<)N.__Th7~iirm of Mc
CARTHY iV MITCH-LI. is dissolved by
mutual nenscnt. The bttsintm will be closed I»y It.
I>. Mitchell, to whom claims will be presented.
Either ptutner wiU receipt for debts due to tho con
cern .
K. D. MITCHELL will continue the businers in
hisown name, nnd invitee assu-gnaaenia ot lumber,
hay and nil trints of produce, and pledges Lis l» st
eseitioin. tvl the inlet*** or I.is employers.
Jmdm €t McCarthy wiH remain at the old stsnd
and a-sist in the bushier, sad asks ler it the f;, V or
or his old fuerds. •J a HES ii Al < CARTE V
J : _!___* UJLXU ITCH ELL.
17-Oft SALE,the KKY RXTUKES
of a «n v well «ifu_ted BAS-EOOIf, in trie of
* p»oathnsuii»i purl? of tlie city. tmstnam ot It
cukih/Jcohn, Berenteentt • t,. lt. >SSe the
WANTED.
WANTED, the ladies nnd gentlemen to
know, that I have removed out of my small
shop up in the same building, on the corner of
'Eighth .md Main, over tho paint shop in front of the
Bpotswood Hotel door, and tho entrance is on
Eighth street, north nide, snd they ran have all or
ders for MAKING and MENDING dono at the
■hottest notice, as 1 have secured hands MBMgh to
do my work. ja a—-t*
WANTED TO J'UKCILASE, l>y a
gentleman living in the neighborhood of
Richmoad, for his ova use, two middle-Rgei NE
OROES—a MAX and WOMAN. One a Rood form
hand, and the other a good bouse servant. Apply
to • • JOSEPH F. LEWIS,
I Post-office Department,
| ja .*>—3t* Riehrnoiel, Virginia.
TTTANTED, h YOUTH, to assist me in'
W my in st—ran* c office. One who writes a fair
h—ad and can cyme well recommended can hear of
h • ttaatton by sr_h ing te
WILLIAM a. CiIAR TEES, Insurance Agent,
Eleventh street, between Main and Rank,
ji S -21'
TTTANTED. — I wiah t<> engage, immo
\\ diatelv, a LADYTEACHER.to takecharge
of a v«ry small school. Now need apply hut those
thoroughly qualified to teach the higher English
branches, French, and Music on the Piano; (the last
a i' cialitj . Address, stating terms, &c,C. M.,
box 23, l'l'-l-ri, h's gaU, Virginia. jt s—2t*
TTTANTED, several NEGRO BOYS
VV and WOMEN, to put up Smoking Tobacco.
Also, a good DRAYMAN. Apply to
-WILLIAMS £ NORFLEET.
Factory : comer of Cary and Virginia streets.
ja V it"
TTTANTED TO 111 RE, by the month, a
VV SERVANT, to wash and iron nnd make
liemdf g*»nerallv useful in a small family. Apply
al fdrs. CHILDS'S, on Mar-hall street, ncarTwen
ty-nfth, < hurch Mil.. jas—lt*
TTTANTED TO HIKE,., good COOK,
VV WASHER AND IRONER, for a small
family. Must come well recommended. Apply at
No. 193 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
ja 5- :»r J. MILLHISEB.
A MAN, ENTIRELY EXE-J FT FROM
j\ military duty, without family, and well re-
L-ommended, can finda good homo on a farm mar
Chester by seeing P. G. COSBY & CO.,
ja 5 —bt* on Cary street, Richmond, Va.
WANTED, a neat, substantial fenuly
CARRIAGE and HARNESS—a Bccond
hand one, not too much worn, will answ< r. Call at
No. 11, Main street. ja s—4t*
Tl7 ANTE] \ a LAD V, to take charge of
W a nOUSE, wn'fi a very small family, in a
j'!'.i ant location, a few _uldf—om the city. Apply
immediately at 111 Main street. ja s—3t*
/"ANTED, a large IRON SALE. In-
I? quire of BRANCH, MORION „ CO.
_ja^~ :il
TTTAifTED, three or four good POT
?? TERS; also, one or two good CARPEN
TERS. Any person having mi _ propes-ty to sell
"V to hire, will please address me at WyUiesburg,
Charlotte county, Va. Reference: Bacon & Basker
ville, or Jeter & Harris, Richmond, Va.
1 have tor-ale a fine thoroughbred STALLION,
Jackson by imported Fly-by-Night. Also, two fine
JACKS. [de 31—lot* j SAMUEL BARNES.
Post Qcartea<s*astkr's Ornca, i
COKFXi'EHATK STATKS OF A .MKUIi'A, >
Sat„sbv_t, Nobth Cakoj ixa, Dt . 16, ls'JL )
*\TEGROES WANTED.—This Dcpart
j_ v menl wishes t<> hire, for the ensuing year,
FOURBLAt KSMITHS,
TWO WHEELWRIGHTS,
SIX CARPENTERS,
SEVENTY WOOD-CUTrKIiS and LABOR
ERS ;
for which will be paid a liberal price. Tiny will be
.vdl'il and supplied with good clothing. Those
laving able-bodied negrumen to hirer:ray find it to
their advantage to address
JAMES M. GOODMAN, .
de 21—lm Captain and Post Quartermaster.
TTTANTED.—Wanted, for the ensuing
\\ year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
Ii the Richmond and Danville railroad, andTHRRE
UNDRED SLAVES to work on the. Piedmont
ilroad. Apply to any agent ofthe roads along
<• line, or at the offices in Richmond and Danville.
CHARLES O TALCOTT,
de 14—lm Superintendent,
———miner, Whig and Enqu'ier, Petersburg Ex
press and Lynchburg Virginian cop}* one month.
[ITTANTED TO HIRE, for the ensuing
>\ year, from SIXTY to SEVENTY NE
iOES, to cut wooden the line of the Virginia
ntral railroad, near Atlee'a station. Al>.., NE
IOES for train b ads, _ •., &c Clothing,
lions and medical attendance free of cost.
J. 0. MAYNARD,
.le '22— 15t Majcv and Quarter—taster.
AIT ANTED.—I wish to engage these.
--y vie. a d£ •» wiy «»i OOV—:*—H*SOQ ror my two
t lighters (immediately), who is entirely competent
id e-rperienced in teacning all tbe various branches
'an English education, Latin, l-'reneb and Music
t the piano. A pleasant and desirable home is
fered to an applicant, who Burst be well rccom
ended. Address the undersignri, living near
louecster Courthouse, Virginia, statin:' term**.
dc7— L't.-iy.»:.» W. p. BMITg.
WANTED, a handy COLORED GIRL,
to do light housework in a small family.—
Apply on Franklin street, one door below Fifth.
tie 23—F&S&eod5t*
. t
JD. PAYNE & CO., Commission Mer
chants and Dealers in Imported Wines, Li
t., No. 113 Broad street.
Pure old Malt Whiskey (Scotch),
Ture old Irish Whiskey,'
Pure old French Brandy,
Pure old Apple Brandy,
Ture old Tom Gin,
Champagne Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Domestic Wine,
Edinburg Ale (Je_nee*s}g
Grape Vinegar,
Tomato Catsup,
English Muatird,
Pickles, •
Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Bru»—efl,
I'en Knives,
Pencils, J.'aper, Envelope;., _c
Briar-root Pipes,
robaeco Pouches (rubber),
Blacking Brashes,
OW, TALLOW, TALEOWZ
round-. Apple Batter, Apple Butter—
i-. Sugar, Sugar, Sugar—3 barrels.
--i. Soda—3 kegs. Bacon, Bacon, Bacon
3jK»pou_ds. Qrainßags, -rata Bags—?o bags. Rum,
Whiskey, French Brandy, Holland Gin, Apple
Brandy, by the bottle and gallon. Codfish, Butter,
Cperas and __KM Brushes, for sale by
A. WESENDONCK,
l'T Broad street, between Si_ih and Seventh.
I—at
PI AN OSANDOKtiANb TUN ED AND
REPAIRED, at moderate jrjees. in city t'.d
country. Order*- left in Mr:-. FIRTH'S store, Mo.
|S8 Band street; in Mr. WAONER'S drug -ton:,
corner of Sixth and Broad Btreeta, and* Mr. TH. C.
C.'DRKWKY'S ktora, No. K3 Main street, willte
attended to promptly.
JOHN REINHARDT,
iat9—m* * Mh-cTeacherandOrganift
DIVTI )EN 1 >. —TTrio rri-Miml art Pi
rectouKd the BANK OF RIC-IMOND bar
uen.ir.d a dlvidead ft thres and % qaarter per eeni
f.. r the hmt cix months, -tbject to a deduction „f a
ouai ter per drt. buaus t«the State, leaving three
percent, act p-yet-a to th« ttockhahh m on und
otfat Th- 3d proximo J. B. MACMUHDO, ' J
■•• •-••'- g o-j-W. j
HOKM"S Eon KALK-Kc-.vei'ul \%s)r\
class HADfiLJ* ,i„,j li,\I{NKS.S HOBSEfI for
— ■■■ I
•■"*;'- WANTED.
JI**TEEN HANDS WANTED.—Tho
subscriber wishes to hire FIFTEEN HANDS
to chop wood and cross-ties ontbe Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, in the county of Montgomery.
Owners will find it to their inter***., to hire to af, as
our hands will' be well tad, well clothed, iree Irom
faanreasnent, and not _»M« to capture, being
on the railroad where they e„n. i-nd will, he
run out of the way. l'ayment will Ih> made
either at the md of the year, semi-iwir.unlly, quar
terly, or in advance, M may be desired. Curnmiiru
caaenawi- he addressed to us, in care of LEE k
JAMES, Richmond, until Friday morning; after
which, address us at Chriattaaaburg, Montgomery
rounty. Our agent mry be seen in person, aad
eontraeted with, betweea the hours of io and 12
: o'clock, oa Friday, the <iih instant, at the office of
1 LeeViameo. ROUT. .MILLER,
ja 4-If El). CLARK.
TTTANTED, BROKEN GLASS, of all
\tl qualities, in 1 uge or am ill qutaititica. Peo
, phi will please let their servants gather up all Uie
i old riass about their premise* and brim,' 11 to my
,-taM.', on Fourth streetJbetwecn Otace a_%_*ra_k-
Ua, where they will be paid tar it, according to iiui
hty, from right to tea tents per pound. If any per
sons have large quantities, and they will inform me,
X will take it from their premises,
.jad—Bt* JOHN NICHOLSON.
\T7ANTED TO HIRE, for the present
\\ year, a colored SEXTON, free or slave, for
Bread Street Methodist Church. For one compe
tent, a liberal compensation will be allowed. Apply
j te Vi LLIAM HOLT BICIIARDSON,
Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel.
_±ir_
WANTED, a SEItVANT WOMAN
capable of doing general housework, wash
ing md cooking for.twoin family. For such, lii> ral
wacreswill la* paid if well recommended; a_*o,an
OFFICE F.OY. Apply at Medical Purveyor** De
partment, Confederate State*; navy, over Rclvin &
Atkinson's, on Governor street. ja 1 St*
TTTANTED, a FARiI HAND, some
f v what acquainted with gardening. A ser
vant from the country preferred. Inquire al the
Kchool-roo—is, corner of Main and l-'ir-.-t streets,
from !i to 3 oM-;rk. 'ja l—'it' . L. 8. SqUI RE.
TTTANTED, a FEMALE TEACHER,
\\ to take charge of 1 neighborhood school;
one qualified to teach thoroughly Ha** English
branches, Latin, French, and Musi.; on the Piano,
Address L., yfinterpock post-office, Chesterfield
county, Virginia, j,i I—.'»t*
TTTANTED TO HIRE, for the present
If year, s good WASHER AND IRONER
AND PLAIN COOK, without encumbrance.
ISAAC SCHRJVER,
ja I ts No. 177 Bread street.
TTTANTED, fifty WOOD CHOPPERS,
ff to cut wood for Government use, near tlie
j city. A libera] hire will be paid and good provi
j sioas, clothing and quarters given. Address 1-ox
j Iff, pott-office. " j, I—3t*
TITANTED, two YOUNG LA DIES, to
Tf work on DRESS MAKING. Apply to
j Mas. L. P. CACY,
! j______ _!_• _* lt:,n "*"*••*•
TirANTED TO HIRE, a good COOK,
1 \V WASHER AMj IRONER, for a small
j family. Apply on Fourth street, between Cary and
Canal. _f_j___J . lL __ BATTE.
TTTANTED, a t*ood COOK, WASHER
ft AND IRONER, without encumbrance.
Also, a NURSE. Apply to L. WAGNER,
ja _—■2t* corner of Sixth and Broad streets.
TTTANTED TO BUY, a SLOATS
>V PLANTATION SEWING-MACHINE, in
good order. Apply nt 1 111 Main street, ja I—:'i s
•fTTANTED, a No. 1 BOOT and SHOE
M V MAKER. One exempt from miltl iry duty
preferred. Apply to [ja 4—it*] V. HEFFLEY.
TTTANTED T<) RENT, a email FARM,
V? or DWELLING with garden attached, on
or near the Fredericksburg railroad, and within
firh pn or twenty miles of Richmond. A; jlyto M.
WINSTON, Register's office, Treasury L)e--:u tment.
j 1;?— ot*
TVTANTED, r CHAMBERMAID, to bo
T T occupied about three hours and a half each
day. Liberal wages will be given. Apply at
JAMES WILLIAMS'S shoe store,
ja:',~at* °___-___- ? ' L ' lkt>f *
TTTANTED to purchase or hire, a
t T COOK ; one well recommended. Also, te
hire, an experienced GARDENER, to attend to a
garden about one mile from the corporation limits.
JUAN PIZZINI,
Ja3—ts No. I2H Main street.
SERVANTS WANTED.—An tntcll*
k3 gent, active, .honest rORTER; a COOK,
WASHER una IRONER, without encumbrance.—
Apply to
ja o _U WILLIAM U. FOWLE, SONS & CO. -
I ,4 LADY, who wishca employinont, in
J\_ Gestrous of Retting a lew Email children as
music scholars. She will teach at a much more
moderate price than is generally required. Address
box 127, Richmond post-offire. J.i 3—eodfit*
KTTTANTED, imxnediatoly, a competent
T f and experienced ACCOUNTANT, who is
empt from military duty, in an auction and com
mission store. Address, for one week, box 469,
Richmond post-office. de 30 -lw
TTTANTED, a No. 1 BLACKSMITH.—
T T One of proper quallfications and character
can find a liner or purchaser hy applying to me.
RICHARD IRBY,
Blacks and Whites, Nottoway. Virginia.
deSL-gf
WA NTE D, a good COO X, WAS] IER
and IRONER for a Baud] fomily. Must
oome recommended. Apply at corner of Fiftl •and
Canal streets, [de_3o—»>t* j _£__ MI re 11E L.'
TTTANTED, A CLEUK.~AYaTUc.i7a
ff CLERK at the Manas-U Gap Railroad
shops «t On insboro', North Carolina; one not sub
ject to military conscription.
do .7—lH* HUGH RICE, Superintendent.
TITANTED, at tho Carbon J fill Coke
* T Mines, in this county,a RELIABLE Ml \N,
superintend steam engines und hkih'
_je.t--iu> J Agent.
I \\T A NTED, for Aw Gonfedetate States
\e»iTi. ! 'i t, '''" Ul ' 1 'I'rttriek Henry, twelve COLORED
WA-TERB. Good pay and rations fumi-hcl. Ap
ply op _____________ at Rgefcetto. do _7—lot*
TTTANTED TO HIKE, a mod COOK,
M WASHER -AND IRONER, for a **smaSl
family. Satisfactory reco_on- ndation s required.—
ja :—".>.!(a Eighth street, north •>•' Lej^h.
TTTANTED. THIS DAY, throe esrae
f f ii<need U> act as.'hiwtters no.l ur.
vers. Apply at the stables of Seventh aad
i:y:.l gtarete. Ja :i St*] s BTILES.
\\T A NT E li . — TALLOW', SOAP-
Y> GREASE, CRAC-JC-LA, DA-T->O£D
BKEF and IIOUS. y. MeADA.M,
ja 3—lot» Thirt.'-i'itth stieet. agar Cuiy.
TTTANTED TO RENT, by tiro month, a
ff PIANO, 7j octave. It must V, 0 in Mod
or.lcr. AAdren L., through Dispatch oiliu'
_jaa-3t*
WANTED TO HIEIV at tko«_«Ua
Carolina.Soldi- r..' llotm, a MAN COOK
and SIX 110YS, for house M-rvaru, __dpirter_
ja ,-st* G. 11. M.MASTKR, Superimembrnt.
TITANTET), a LADY, to *m*fy*m m a
TJ jPftod IttLODEON, oa _und_ys, at ■ ehweh
in Ur«■ MiburlM ut the • -ity. For salary addn - bos
M7,-Jdmv Qd p^-toffl i .e,imtii.-.h.ii,dy. j tt .l . :i t .
TtrANTHE), an EXOINEI-- for aata
white, he maul be patl m_it_ry
"• u R. CAI'IITOt.N*.
ANTED TO 1u' T i7Tia7eJ;k~^.
VLTANTED, a lam l|{ON SAKE Tn
?▼ **mat RRANtII, MORION _ CO.
-
I FOR RENT.
I tYOU.SE AND GARDEN, ON FULTON
I XX. HILL, FOR RENT.—We offer for r<>nt a
1 DWELLING, with nix rooms, kitchen with two
I rooms stn!>le t carrinKe-hOuse, ar.<l other eut-bu_4«
I fogs, and garden of two acres nil in good order,
lot Of ittanun', which th;- r<r.ter en
ttoutehttite. For Im-bm, i'ppH* to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Nt ._
I'lCE.—My FARM, in the county
' C-flflterflehL about boh miles (com tha 'ity
I ot" Richmond. nrit-i tli*- ■/. after r'trt of my DWELL
IN<i-HOUSL" which i' large, isVOSL HI.XV ON
j SHAKES the prenent T*»r. Any p. r.'.rm Wisfcblg f -"
employ ten or twelve HANDS In this way will
pie*—* see me on the fifeoe, at s<-!ti" early .iiroe.
I 7 OK BENT, a HORSE, on Beycrntcctith
and broad streets, containing da Or eight
'rooms, with th<i usual oawiotises. lm* _ediatc poa
>,-!„ien hud. For t<■mi ', kc, apply )••
(IfilTdX ,V LYNE,
oJ-oeooi—erol Wall aad Frank—aaUaata.
T7OR RENT, tho ffno BROWNSTONE
[ M? STORKS Wo. 101 Main street, neat to the cor
ner of Fourteenth. Po-session given immediately.
A* jIV to FURCEIX, LADD ft CO- j
(7"OR RENT, a .lewruU,: FI*JIRsiIKH
ROOM, with use of kilt inn, or can hare ti.< j
cooking done if preferred. For particulars, inquire !
al re—deuce on Marshall f-treet, between Twenty
fifth aha TWcnty-s-rth, Church Hill, find "writ* j
house. j • 5 -lt*
I I?OR RENT, aFURNISHED FRONT
I ROOM, -ritkgas, an Fifth -4rcctJ»econd •! ■ r
from Baker street. A gentleman preferred. Hi -
fercu oat required. Apply 011 the prcuusea.
TTJOOMS FOR RENT, nnd KITCHEN,
ji\, if desired. Any person having FUf-SITURE I
can have the use of Hie parlor. Die- j
T?OIt RENT, a STORE ANl> BACK
ROOM 1 fine business stand; also, atergi
.gTORAGE Loom attached, r have also for sal<
one of Fairbanhs's PLATFORM SCALES, j:. i n • l
lent order; GLASS JARS, SHOW-CASES, two fine
STOVES, LIQUOR (ASKS, ftc Apply at my re
_dence, on Main street, opposite Stuart Hospital.
ja-t—3f C. 11. TANNER.
IJIOR, RENT, two ROOMS, with gas;
one furnished and the other partly turni»hed ; i
on Fourth, between Cawaand Canal streets. Al o, j
one UNFURNISHED ROOM, with gas, corner of
Twenty-fourth and, Frank—n. jaf—_t*
RENT, that very desirable RE
SIDENCE situated on Broad street, th a tl c I
1 rrner of Seventh, now in the occupancy of Mr. Roy
Jones.- Fosse—'ion given in a fewdays. Apply to j
ot tlie corner of Main and Seventh treets.
rpwo FURNISHED ROOMS FOlf
JL RENT, with attendance and cooking, if de
sired. Apply on Second street, between Clay anil
rpWO ROOMS' FOR RENT, on Twcitty
_ fori rth htrcct, between Grace and Franklin
With t err. can be had a KITCHEN nnd COAL-j
HOUS] Apply on the premises. ja I ;;:■
WfOR RENT.—A FARM, in Chesterfield,
rnues from Richmond, containing four hundred 1 !
fverity.'.)'" a< te*, about one-half of whii ais arabl |
crop efgrcwing wheat. Ample buildings, ull lv !na
dwelling; all in good condition. Tenant can p_r-
Addrc—i !i^'., through mail, ~t l; ehmond. !
M A _ L FARM EUR KENT.—My
X } FARM, near StaploVs mill, in Henrico, con
taming EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES, with D*.VELL- |
IINC-HOUSE, Ac., will be reuted out publicly, at :
Henrico County Court-House, on THURSDAY,
_____:___._ __ '■'■ __ ]_______*■
T?OR RENT, on Union Hill, (New
_i street,} a SMALL HOUSE, with three ro ms
and kitchen. Apply to Mrs. T. M. ROUNTREE,
New street, Union Hill. ja :i—St*
T>OWER FOR RENT.--ROWER can
JL be furnished, with spacious rooms, in mj
building, corner Cary and Tenth streets.
de£o -In.* > ASA SITYDER.
O OOMS TO UE NT, e-utal ilt ■ i>r offi cs
X\> or ;i'r" gentltmen. Apply, on Govi-rnor
[do 2-I—lOt*] J. A. M.LVIN.
I \\r WILDT, No. 153 Broad Btreet,
7 V • bcgsmosl respci Ifiillyto call |v! lie atten
tion to h_ esstabliuhmerit and stock, which will
be found fuperior to any in tlie < 'on£ d< r«te SI il<
AU the preat improvement-' hi the constni lion ol
Wigs, uead-Dres i •, Uandeau , Braids, Waterfall .
Cataraetsr and every rtyle of HAIR Y~o\:'i. \. ~
j having been introduced by lirm--particuhtr)y hi
I Ventilating work, every hair* of which is put in
j a paratcly, tlius imitating Nature. But,a 1 stranj ■ 1
are liable to be imposed upon by the pretended w i g .
makers which nbound among us, I >i ■, m il m\
dntv to pi oclaim their merits, tliat no one may b
misled or be deprived oi .-o valuahh a head of hair.
I irivi!..' all to come and judge for thcin.-elvi - afti
Visiting other establishments.
N. U.-Ali kinds of HAIR ex ihanged for NEW
lhe highest price paid for OLD HAlß—long 0
:: -*" ;t - de 31 6i»
En -mono, Deoim_er22, lsci.
pVTEGROES ARE NOT AELOWEI) TO
il PASS THE INTERMEDIATR LINE OF
l-'ORTIiiCATIoNS without a from this
office.
No passport will be given a slave except on the
»i order of hiaoWncr; and if the handwriting
owner be not well known at the oflli c, or at*
'v» properly, the owner must apply for the pas*
portin pcraon. This precaution is rendered ru<ces-
Nury by the 6tnrueni appearance at tho ofthe of
forged orders, and wiil be strictly obnervt i.
J. 11. CARiaNGTON,
dc2S—lm Frovo it-M :r hul.
Efavi Du'Ma.::. ST, '.
I Orrrea Brm iai. Baa* ick, J
1 Rr'-j>MOM>, V\., September i:>, IHCI. J
I -VTOTiC!-—From and after MONDA. I
II NEXT, tha 98th instant, the STEAMER j
BOHK\I'M;i, will lenv« the wharf at Rockettsfoi
the JAMESRIVIOR SQUADRON dailj t 7 ,\! ~ k
A. M. and 1 rclock I. M , touching at all the I's:!.
gpal landrngata the river. I
JOHN H. FA UK IK, |
__*_rl'___l^_ _ i ""' cant in .htrci>.
A CARD TO T__E aENTLEMEN.~*W€ I
JrX baveenhand 1 large supply of Mil [TAR_
GOODS,i»ueh n.v GENER-J-TWREAI H-* Sj • v j
BAR.S, CORDS and 1 \SMELS,STAI i- hl'i |:,\ '
and all si* OARAR vi.oViiiTuNs."
J; 1 T v n-:s will d-j veil to kring them to No. Ill]
•m rEFSRS. KERR tt LYON w»«ld an
u' h,t .'.*l , ;, , , lu " ,, *M ( :y i I;,vi •"'•!<• arrange-i-ata
_™«- MOWS BOOKER, ;,.. ,i v yr . lk Oree_ i
- U9hmn ami Wißi -m H. Ore r»,l the eoneern will
i„"v'iMi ! '^' kl; '" l 1-OOKER, KM;r „ LVOV
niVs i t L .iV l, l ly[ \ E commission iSSr
... .'""J j"T''.Kv--tint atl.nti.-ln.t.. •...•: •
a -n Una boa of th.* pa_N-_g« so Orally 1.
--wowo4«mtse ohl ooneera. i ;t -_ , it
Wieijaa; d. A c. f-ssTeToian!'- '
i*w vy '* { ii, - x 'A 1 I
Si Sb V-»' : ' di ''"" i' *■ '' : '» •'
'-' ». , 1.1 ad, .-,:■ Cotifiiterate mouev i« . v \■ 1.. •
jj' :' ,!i '.' :ii CA-vat w. s.mu\-h.\'s," %, i
\Vni.EL\M R. DAVIDSON atOl oon.f
r t linn.-: in the CO-HIISSION LCSiV: . i
Cmrj stre< tjnuv,. a Thirteenth *md \ ireinia In ■■*■' '
o-totiu.tii'ul'i.m UxeJ/hlst resort *nre*dmt*4 l,„ ~,,]],' j
W'ltioieu* 'tn,i interested person to the ecutritrv ,111 I
will Attend strictly t»ill ror-iiginaauU uttd MdSnL
OFFICIAL.
TRK'-u.a- I>fp, RTMr ..
CowrsorßATa Braras «.•* Juneau », '
Ri'hrrior.j, Aagast 8 l- I *' (
CERTrnCATESOEINDEP/JEiAi i i
BEARINO six FEB CENT PEi* *t .
INTEREST AND PRRE PROM TAX.' TIOW „
the fourteenth;section ot the act to re la ■• ••'. ~'' 7
rer eW, *ppTOV*d J'< t>n.ary 17, ls',l, the R, re_irV!_
the rreu ury is authorised to bmtetbj al . •.. ,'U
Icatot, payabl ■ two . Tears *A\ r toe rutifh rtionof
treaty of peace With the UaHed Stab s. j •,'-', *"
not M MM, bttf are only to ho issued to *r_< fc, r J ",
tors of the Go*—'llUMot at ar<: wii; bag to f .'■ -'. •' I
same In pavsu at of theirdesaa-d*. 11. y mval _
be given at par, though fr»c. from taxation. "
'Ji.' ittenttonof parab__ng agents and lisbonw
I lag"ftleers ofib* Government is called tot]
j cif public securities as off—dag peculiar •• • »
I to t't;o ■■'. from whom the ■"uppTie** of the. <},-.. , •,..,',»
an bought; an Ito '•:•.< ilrtete the use - I tb* m,< '•■.. \ '
_rawnbydi burning o—tanra upon tke i ;,-".-,<
hohlin;: the-..* funds, and marked acre) t— Uc*
"payable in .ertiii.aies »>r iaoVititfdnins,**
p..id i»i ee_J©rr_ity then with.
D.j.osit.-iric i are hereby authorised arid n p_m|
to comply with tips regulation, ar.d to make a-; _■
cation to the Register ha* supplies ol -.-ertrfb • - ■~
required. [86g_ed] O. A. TRENHOLM,
j i _—ts legatary of Treasury.
Tax—mar D_r_araaai, _
Oosfmiati States or An_aica,
Bichassttd, Va, August MM, | «\. )
REGULATIONS FOR CARRYING
i INTO EFI K( T Till: ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JT'?.", 1?. 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED KIOIIT PER ; KM.
BONDS, ISSUED UNT»ER THU PROVISIONS OF
ITIE ACT APPROVED MAY 16, 1861, TO IX-
H! INGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS. -
rtje earning registered eight per cent, bonds
■• -.- tlie ad of — iy Id, 1&61, desiring toes ;ha . :•
them for coupon bonds, will assign them,—* Lbs
buuin—r pointo*! outintlh printed endorsement on
the back « ti." oertin. ite, to the ••Confederate
States of America, in exchange tat coaj on bonds,"
i! 1 uiu.se them to bo presented t> tlie Register f
the Treasury Department,who will thereu] r.,\:\
eomnliance v.-ittt the provisions ol the a I of J in ■
PI, i- ac coupon bonds for the ainou—t spot >v- l
registered bonds so assigned.
G. A. TBENHO-M,
Secretaryof Ur_ i...-.
Taassvav I U r* tgi m — r, ■
C'iM't:l'H:e:i. Bri kTks or AUKBU -~
# Ru iimomu, Oi tober 12, 1• I. )
NO N-T A XABLE 1 W >NDS, I IVK
HUNDRED-MILLH >N l.< IAN.—SA LE » <>?;.
TIN IFED.—Namero * applications baring 1 i
nee I - for bond iat the established price of one hun
dred and th_"ty-five •!■-<"';; * and interest, andi r i ::-
L .:i:.; tanccs that entitle them to livorabk* on ler-
I a.tion, it ).:.■ •h.•. a 'I derm—:■ -l to continue the •:•)
at the above price until :■.■: ther notice.
Agents (ot the Sale of th -c Bonds -ire inntrui '• I
to act in iccordance with this order; and the ■■••.
•'■• • ■ * disl -..' inj* officers of tl .; Governn • nl ■ • m>
-. ' irlv ( died to it. <•. A. r J Bl NJIIOLM,
.Bccrctaryof the Tre; _• _-__
Tiik \s; e.% Di ■■'-■ '■■ ■ • r, <
Oowrrns—4Ts Statiw <..- AjSei :>. »
T OANS ON* TH R SECTJH:'! VOF THE
I j PTVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
geSt. NOX-TAXABLE RONDS, IJNDEII 11IK
SEVENTII SECTION- OF THE CURRi:*S V
LAW.—Deposit 9on eaU will be rt-ccivrd by tl i
!'•. usurer in this city, A-- ; tant Tn rrrers .»t
Charle-ton and Mobile, and tins l'j it»n nt
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augn trr,S »an
o ib ar '1 Montgomery, and •• rtilieates will be ; l
for in" -ame, bear—ig interest at the rate of foirr i •
• nt. per annum, and w cured by the hypotl . n
•i an amount of tl c above bonds rru It■ th ■ ta
of these loans. The bw !s Io be • • i rl y the
I. i■■.( rer, an * th< • •:■■■ cc -,■;■. id, •; pli« ■'. ex*
-usively to the payment of the aid< • /.•:•.
The security and conyeniei rded tol nka
nn I other • orp rations, ndto tie , Uli c i ~
by this mod" of t< n;; or_ry mvi tment, iad the ■;
fcel of the mcai in ,if gem i . J ted, in 1
i: .' the currC-m-y with i mc I •..•"• bcu : i b] ■ I
wiilcoreniend it toth favoi .;. aofths
Cononunity and fM'Cure their prompt rai >n_i
carrying !tinto eflcct. G. A. TRENHOLM,
j * -—■--: & ■.. i-.uy of tl I • •.
iCoNrFo*-.:' ■-, i- Btati -or Auks •\,
vu ti:kas:*ry';•;> \1 :>.--D,' r
to promote, as far as practi. i ■•. v. -.7
on by llu Tn isury ofthe Ol TS'J N DING
NOTES, the Ti •:*.'., 1 -,-'..•; :-
Pay Di po it— fie:* in the ditfei •;;>:. , .. ■
at] ■ ri red to receive the.said m I ■ ■ ■ 1
on-tax—blebonds. The buideertirn i* tie
ut-ori?ed to r**eeive the taxed notes, • to
Ti.j lsi i.v DrrAi
CN-TH [RTYT-EAHTK 1
rES.- In ]-... -uu 4 •■" . I ....
. .*. ■■ >. •:>•',•.:■•,;•:... [ • • ' . 1 ; ,
■ th< -c . retur of tl • In ..-.••■.
:it note 1 are . reby n. I tha ter the
•Tn. ■ii ~ / . mt _j md d
......
.ry, 1 oH't, b vii * x* per tent.ml LtV'.m
I.' ' .;.' 'ii. i•■ ' . h VC!#. Tlie'l
-: ■• ■•• '. '!';• :»-• [f( ; ed Dei 1
:•'. '' ti R I:.;'--. ~..
.'.:.. issued at i . :v
■rill be Ic< lin then .. .1 m mn< . and
Trca'-nrers al ■'. ton and Mobile,
ries nt _alcigh uu .v. dmint a :.. :". th Cl
-i.-s at ( harl ston and < i1um1.... I•< *-
" ;.',:' :: d-t see. Hi , , .;*.,. •'-..
_an ball, Texas. ja _ ts
RIC-i-iONDEIt ANZEKI'EIL
ited in (h na in, -"• • ■ ~ ~; ■ .., ,
II an advi rtisin» heet, betoff thu only Germ .n~- « -
j '■'' •',' ' "■' ! ■ ,!! *h. I ■-•..- • ... njoyii /.
: - '■■'•■<■ ■■ 11 - ■ eiri 1 Lati v u-j .. _en__ueiu-
Stcn ■■ ..,id •■>■: id< ! :; -<.
I l» is the intention of the pre. m editor an I pro-
I prM .■•. to ",.:i- ;e i..c U< tt v .... it 0...., .■ .
I :- •• ■ ", - "■■■! the 1. .;'-, v.. 1
in.. ■ <•• 1 in Aim in ~ »nd, tbi ■■• ; > it* ~• ■
''•' '•■•■■ : ' - • ii nion in I .. ■
jh- ■< ■■/:: ■■• - »lu*its Uh patooaagc ■• .• , win
!i- ■ uf ol hi ■ nn rpr ••.
It A * . . ■'' ke in . ited either ;• ~- ■-
j -': ,: '"'"a ot B -:'•■•; ', \ hrgini ■, ' •• • l
I OSes on Broad street, kata ecu 'i • : 0 -
tdiall litrve, Aivi' 1I d. ■ " .' ; ■ ' | f
•tin i; . by aotitkd t!> it ....: ... ; : . 1 \ ..
We 1 r.ly in lhe Tn-a >vi r noi "t Uie d
\ -'• lie ,in whi hduirn r dsslagwiu tits di\i
lv. rds h..«v • l-eur e'.iie. d,; until the li . ... 1 ii.
j n. uy, IMS, ar.d aftot that date at tho option of tha
[*•**■ T -\e ::.■■■ id Trea-surv mtm or m tb '.v
I■■ I • ■ ' rate .Stab . '
;i 1 ••■•■ ~"■ ;. _:.. ;.. .-. 1....
1., :,;.. Qf ll . JJ,;..,; Tl J: :
M. W \ • ■ . '..'■-.,
i•' *' ; -•■'"•' I*i ui*r,
>EJiBONN i;.\\!n<, nw | \,. -~ \.
Ciil\'Eß 40 * RJ l'\:i;-.l) . r I'U \n i I
I Can Jatve i 0..»- hy leavin * '!,.-. urdei, si .1,. -
RUMNKLLW. M M N. m-ud ifoor f ra
the furrier of !.':.-t I . ! . ■
JrpOUND, l'ViiMiVrt!ii,..i. |_ la,, ..;., T
betvn>n Praaklin an I Grace '».,.- « ,'.„ ?
(>*iKY, which the owner. ;in eet by >m'»Jv,ii..i«
the' Itv I'Mlma.t.r and ,', , lirnu - ti '