The daily dispatch. [volume], March 02, 1865, Image 3

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'~ .., i.. j Stand.
. fl rr '■"' of thi Diepmtt ? t *& N required
• • .' .. ■ ,'.-, •, rr On* Hundred Chpieofmr
i. and, as a tamatamener, tvulhe c<> m -
J , i . i: ..-.., ■„*,. J>h*laßw sad
V Cet, rcekfot their paper.
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rum,':*'*
: -.- ;♦• nMONfI AND PETaT*.
| h ; mu aee^eTerything^»f^
. aim, .., ntiU .,^rcKirhm,^^
Hctcrgburg. Grtdlt still holds a W^y
, at fiatohtVi run, ready to i.vjdl 1
■n the direction of U* Southside road on j
[he return of the first dry weaftrW:
,; ENEMY REPORTED AT STAITNTOsf.
We stated on yesterday that the c-A-rny,
in heavy force, believed to to mostly
, ivalry, were advancing up the Valley
: wards Staunton. As yet we have re
red no official information on the sub
ject of their advance.
] KOM 1 HE SOUTH.
V, c h< ar nothing from Sherman, Scho
field or Schenamelfennig. It is believed
that bottomless and impassable mud
-rrounds them all.
. V, RAL SINGLETON AND JTJDOEHUOHEB.
General Singleton and Judge Hughes,
tl c Yankee commercial agents, and not
■ ■-, ;e commissioners, have arrived in the
city, and are stopping at the Spotswood
Hotel. __
TO TH!: VOTERS OF THE SE~
i EN TE CON G B ESSIONAL DIS
TRICT OF VIR (; IN!A.
Fellow Citizens : The shattered eondi
-, of my health, with my advanced
„ : ... considerably transcending the three
score vearsand lei- allotted toman, hay
:,g disqualified mc for the discharge of
i -prescntative duties which you did
me the honor, two years ago, by an un
solicited choice, to confide to me, I feel
constrained, by a sense of duty and pro
priety, to resign into your hands the
trust I then received from you, and which
I am now physically incapable of cxc*
« uting. 1 have honestly and faithfully
endeavored to serve you, according to the
measure of my ability; but, as I appre
hended when you calledaae from my re
tirement, my strength and constitution
have utterly sunk under the attempt.
For the last six weeks I have been con
fined to my bed by a severe and compli
cated illness; and the consequence has
been, much to my chagrin and regret,
that yon have been unrepresented in
Congress upon some of the most impor
tant questions which have occupied the
attention vf that body during its present
i ession.
At my time en life, and with the shock
ah adj received from repeated attacks of
disease, brought on in the public service
during the last three or four years, I
have 10 right to expect, whatever may
be the result of my present illness, that
in the future 1 shall be better able to serve
you than at present. Your interests, and
the interests of the great cause in which
are are engaged, are of too important a
. tra ter to be committed to so precarious
and feeble a guardianship. The la
bors of the present session of Congress
drawing to a close, and the period of the
general State elections being now at
hand, when my place can be supplied
without putting you to the trouble of a
special election, I have thought the mo
ment most suitable for resigning into
your hands, as 1 now do, the remnant of
ly representative term.
One word only, which my strength
permits, in conclusion. Besides the
gi ib ful recollection 1 shall always che
rish of the confidence and encourage
ment with which you have sustained me
through a long career of public service,
we shall still be bound together by corn
m : s< atiments and common interests
in the future as in the past. My con
stant prayers shall be addressed to
heaven to make that future as propitious
and glorious as heart can wish. But
whatever it be, I share it with you.—
" Whither thou goest, I will go; where
thou lodgest, I will lodge ; thy people
shall be my people, and thy God my
tied; and where thou diest will I die,
and there will I be buried."
Your friend and servant,
W. 0. Rives.
Richmond, March 1, 1865. *
I> ICHMOND AND CH A ULOTTES
I VILLE TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—AaBcat
•' •' ; "■ • 'ckholdorsof thn ITirhnaimd sal fhar'
• • • I • .■ era] b Company is reqaaaved at my
< ll." . -1 Ninth arreet, on THURSDAY, tLe ?dday
*>i >> tf< h, at 10 a. M. JAMES LYONS.
- "''''.-—LL_ President.
P'Usali-;, ;t lull suit of CONPEDE
-a KATE OFFICERS' UNIFORM, made in Eti
fope, ol the \i-ry h« : ,t materials; tnmmingK of
Ktuuiße gold; perfcetiy new. Will bo aedd for less
;;•' »ne-haJfit original cost. to No. 11
• *2 ™ c lh- v . rtment. mh 2—?t* >
QOAP AM) ( ; A\DLKiJ
KJ 600 doxea WINDSOR SOAP,
13 boxes TALLOW CANI>LRS,
11AUGHMAJI k UK H.AUD9,
. !iI - 1 '■" So. it fearl Bljaßt.
pOUND, on the Canitol Square, on
I. Mondaj trfterrtoon, a I'OCKET-l/'OK, con
-•''i.'.. a HBiall turn '.f inoticv, which the owner can
'<" •" by caiung at 'he Bank of Vlrgiata und de
'•'tttaag t!. t . huaie. m h 2—2t*
IJOR t ALK, ah e*awta«i set of DOUBLE-
BtJCar JIARNEStt.
. X. W. KKK*EE, Governor street.
MaVad* between Main and FraiikUn.
ygw mrgia ■
T»OUN W. DAVIES & SONS,
SEMI CATALOGUE
OF
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
SONaS:
TIIK WARRIOR'S FAREWELL.
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHER.
THE VACANT CHAIR.
THEY TOLD ME NOT TO LOVE HIM.
YOU CAN NEVJ3R WIN US BACK.
I'VE niiOUGIIT THEE AN IVY LEAF.
THE DYIVO SOLDIER.
FA RE WELL TO THE STAR-SI"ANGLED
BANNER. |
THE MOOW BOSB O'ER THE j
T )l t v ߣ'S MUSIC EN THE AIR. |
EVER TIIEE 
HEAR ME. SORMA
TAVL VANE.
LOR EN A.
FADED FLOW "ERS.
LISTEN TO T HE MOCKING-BIRD.
JUANITA (Wteeta).
WHAT ARE TlflE WILD WAVES SAYING!
OF Fit EIV3 FUNERAL.
WHE.I I SAW SWEET NELLY nOME.
Wi;CCNQUER OR DIE.
RICHMOND ON THE JAMES.
TnEN YOU'LL REMEMBER ME.
STILL IN MY DREAMS.
SWITZEU*S FAREWELL.
BUrOEN ON THE RHINE.
NO SUIIREN.DER.
TAKE ME HOME.
mmmm—mmmmmmmmm
INSTRUMENTAL;
THE LEE SCHOTTISCHE.
PICKETT'S CHA RGE MARCH.
THE ROCIIESTEL'. SCHOTTISCHE.
MY HOME WALTZ.
CARNIVAL DE VENlCE—Quickstep.
MONASTERY BELL.
RAINBOW SCHOTTISCHE.
MOUNTAIN BO V-—Brilliant Variations.
SHELLS OF OtEAN—Brilliant Variations.
LORENA—Brilliant Variations.
CRUEL WAR—Brilliant Variations.
EVERGREEN WALTZ.
MUSIC FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO.
MUSIC FOR FLUTE AND PIANO.
MUSIC FOR VIOLONCELLO AND PIANO.
GUITAR MUSIC:
We have a large collection of GUITAR
to which we invite the attention of Guitarists.
SACRED MUSIC:
We havo a large collection of SACRED MUSIC
on hand, now ready for inspection, to which we in
vide tho lovers of choice music.
GLEE CLUBS:
Members of Glee Cluba and others can find in
our fctoek a hirge collection of GLEES, QUAR
TETEB, &c, fta.
PIANOS,
GUITARS,
FLUTES,
VIOLINS
and VTOLONCBIXOB.
VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS,
wholesale and retail.
JOHN W. DAVIES A SONS,
Lithographers and Music Publiehare,
No. 18s Main Street,
(P. H. Taylor's old stand.)
(mh t- if J
SPECIAL HOTHTBg,
13T Two New Books:
PUBLISHED THIS DAT.
WEST k JOHNSTON,
PUBLISHERS,
No. Hi Maim Strkkt,
hare now ready
I.
hi*-. HALLIBURTON'S TROUBLES.
A NOVEL.
Rr Mrs. Hknry Wood.
Attthoycsf> of » East Lynne," "The Channings,"
«c. lwo volumes complete—each volume
. sold separately.
Inoe, perTolume |g.
ml ZI"" i?*,° nc ,°i he . bc,t nove,s Published' for a
carriM JJ? F*l 0t 'I intti j* rt - n *- intricate, and well
c" 5 he cl } arttc *«™ are life-like, and the
ESS*JSSS and natural. There i 9' nothing
forced, nothing disjointed or unfinished about it;
no discrepancy in the story.»-Z,/ar*,W. Maaa
a,*ftW 9 *r
11.
PRISONER OF WAR;
OR,
FIVE MONTHS AMONG THE YANKEES.
Being a narrative of the Crosses, Calamities and
Consolations of a Petersburg Militiaman,
dunng an enfumdr summer
residence North.
Price By A * RIr,%KM * N » E *°" oent *
$6.
wiU taaaSS r jfl(U > ting , to v " the ******'*** Price
.rll c t -»**m. free of postage.
Address orders to
WEST k JOHNSTON,
. . _. Booksellers and Publishers,
_mf,2_ 2t 145 Main street.
fc-if^lo Jon Printers and Book-
SELLERS.-A. F. CRUTCHFIELD & CO., Bank
street, Petersburg, Virginia, offer to the trade, at
market rates,
Forty reams of superior English Bank-Note PA
PER, suitable for blanks of any kind; royal fool
scap size.
Twenty reams of No. 1 CARTRIDGE PAPER.
SeVeral hundred Perkins's BRISTOL BOARDS,
double-medium; also, Perkins's superb double
enameled BOARDS, for party, wedding and ball
tickets; Perkins's stout BOARDS, for railroad and
exhibition tickets.
A large quantity of GLAZED PAPER, all colors,
tor pamphlet backs and first-class labels—some
wry elegant and attractive.
Also, CARDS, in packs—business and profes
sional- -and many Fancy Cards and Note Papers.
mh 2—ot*
£3? Ins Sixm Lecture in the regu
lar course before the Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation will he delivered on THURSDAY EVE
NING NEXT, March 2d, at half-past seven o'clock
P. M., in the Second Presbyterian Church (Rev.
Dr. Hoges), by the Rev. Charles Minnegerode,
Subject: •*National Christianity and Christian
Nationality.**
Tickets for sale at Book and Drug stores and
door. mh 2—lf
[HP Special Notice.—We ask the
attention of the trade to our sale on THIS DAY,
(Thursday, Miirch 2d,) commencing promptly at 11
o'clock ; to which will be added:
10 kegs SODA,
5 barrels RUM,
200 bags PEAS,
50 dozen BLACKING,
10 gross MATCHES,
and many other desirable articles.
ALSO,
450 yards BONSACK'S BLUE CARSIMERES.
mh 2 TARDY & WILLIAMS.
&s- Special Notice.—Attention is
particularly called to mv sale of excellent FURNI
TURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, CROCKERY, ftc.,
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock, atetfce residence on Leigh
street at its intersection witnAdams street.
mh 2 E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
2*3? Special Notice.—Special atten-*
tion ia called to my sale of CHINA, GLASS and
CROCKERYWARE, JARS, JUGS, EMPTY BOT
TLES, TOBACCO, FURNITURE, kc, at the store
of R. A. E. Dabney, corner of Broad and Seventh
streets.
I ALSO,
r two handsome CARRIAGES,
did HARNESS (single and double),
ON3,
cry superior large WATER FILTERER,
eh will filter thirty gallons of water per
nc new SEWING-MACHINE, entirely new;
No-dles, Oil. and everything complete,
mh 2—lt* JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
in Want of Goon and
RELIABLE INK. will find HOVER k CO »S IM
PROVED CHEMICAL STEEL-PEN INK and
WRITING FLUID equal in every respect to the
best English Ink, and far superior to any mnde in
the Confederacy. Sold reasonably in bottles and
on dit.ught at No. 4, under Exchange Hotel, Four
teenth street. mh 2—2t*
Irish Potatoe.«,
MEAL and CORN,
for sale at the
CITY FEED STORE,
Cary street, opposite Rahm's Foundiy.
mh 2—3t*
Officers anb Others. — One
of the most superior young THOROUGHBRED
SADDLE AND HARNESS nORSES, of fine size,
appearance and endurance, and of remarkable
speed, warranted in all respects, will be sold THIS
DAY, precisely at 11 o'clock, at the stable of E. T.
BAvSS, Auctioneer, Cary street, below Fifteenth,
opposite the Old Gas Works. mh 2—lt*
THROUGH THE RICHMOND DIS
PATCH TO THE WORLD.—This war waa
revealed to me when a boy eight years old as plain
ly as it is now transpiring. In the trance or di can*
I was running to and fro trying to stop it. I huve
acted that part since its commencement impartially.
I have felt as Christ felt on the Cross, suspended
between the two thieves. I would that both bhould
cni oy the kingdom of Heaven. To bring this about,
it is necessary to dispense with all Party and Sec
tarianism. Is the South willing to make the sacri
fice 1 It she is, lam certain the North will agree.
I have traveled over both sections since this war
commenced, und I must say I have seen as strong
a desire on that side for Peace as on this. The
manner of bringing it about is the grand desideratum.
Neither will give way ; hence it mußt last forever,
unless one side or the other shall sooner become ex
tinct. Oh, what a ehamc, what a disgrace to the
Christian religion. The commandments of our
Lord and Saviour and the Farewell Address of our.
beloved Washington are no longer thought of or
respected. For the sake of humanity, will the two
Presidents resign their position sad let us, the peo
ple, have another National Election. I design to
portray to the people of the once United States the
beauties and glory growing out of a Union of all
the States. Selfishness is no part of true happi
ness, nor of the Christian atligion. May our
Common Father, God, again unite us under the
Banner of his Son, is the prayer of
L. L. LEE,
of rrihee George, Virginia.
March lat, 1865.
P. S.—As to African Slavery, I feel fully pre
pared to prove that it is of Divine origin, and
absolutely necessary. mh 2—lt*
CHEAP CASH STORE.—Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Lard. Rice, Butter, Cheese, Sorghwm,
Candles, Soap, Meal, Flour, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, kc, kc Call and ace for yourselves.—*
Ladies politely waited on. Store on **est side of
Governor street, one door from Main.
mh I—fif
FOUND, a rOCKET-ROOK,contaimrjg
a small amount of money, which the owner
can get by proving property. Apply Bt the corner
of Fi th and MarshaU streets, Haymond'a grocery
(tore. mh I—at*
ARTIES having TOBACCO stored in
nay house arc rsnueated to REMOVE it torth
. A. fine lot of BUTTER for aals.
, THOat^B.ttJW.
AMPramrii
RICHMOND THEATRE;
i Corner Seventh aad Broad atresia.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 2, 1865,
Charles Dance's elegant Comedy of a
DREAM OF THE FUTURE.
FANCY DANCES.
The benefit of the
LITTLE CHAP
in tho
BIG BOOTS.
Notice.—The five-act Play of
ROBESPIERRE,
advertised for production Thursday, is postponed
until to-morrow.
SATURDAY-NOON PERFORMANCE.
[mh2—lt]
BUDD, BUCKLEY & McDOWELL'S
MINSTRELS,
received nightly by the immense audience with
shouts of applause.
COME EARLY TO SECURE A BEAT.
A GLORIOUS BILL TO-NIGHT.
BLACK BLUNDERS;
or,
A CROWDED HOTEL.
HARRY BUDD and BILLY LEWIS received
nightly with shouts of applause in
their Comicalities.
First appearance of Miss LOTTY EASTON, the
beautiful young actress.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD for
the apprehension of the rogue that broke into our
hall on Tuesday night and stole the performers'
wardrobe. We warn the public against trading for
any of the following articles:
One Overcoat,
One Blue Cloth Dre< s Coat,
Two Ladies' Dresses,
One Slouch Hat,
Two Caps,
One Citizen's Saddle,
Several light Vests,
and oth«*r things valued at from three to four thou
sand dollars. We will give the above reward for
the apprehension of the rogue und recovery of the
things. BUDD, BUCKLEY k CO.
NOTICE.—The young man that took my BLUE
CLOTH SACK COAT, with my retirement papers
from the requested to return them without
further notice, or I will have him arrested and de.ilt
with according to law. He was met going out of
the hall with the coat, and is well known. Not
wishing to have him arrested, I request him to ro
tum the coat and papers forthwith.
mh 2—lf HARRY BUDD.
SOUTHERN STAR CLUB.
TnE THIRD GRAND SELECT BALL
WILL BE OrVBK BY
' THE SOUTHERN STAR CLUB,
AT
MASONIC HALL,
on Twenty-fl.'th street, between M and N streets, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March 2, 1565,
post ran
BENEFIT OF A SOLDIER'S FAMILY
who are much in need of assistance.
Refreshments will be served at 11 o'clock, free of
charge.
Johnston & Co. have kindly volunteered the service
of their excellent Cotillon Band for tho occasion.
MANAGERS :
WM. WRIGHT, GLO. B. JOHNSTON,
GEORGE E. SADLER, Coloxkl E.
Cam-am J. M. BUNDU
RANT. Major M. De LAY,
Tickets, admitting a gentleman und two ladies, $10.
mh I—2t*>
A VIZ! O V EZ ! !
BE IT KNOWN, THAT THE
HOOD HOUSE RESTAURANT,
No. 257 Main Street,
next square above the Spotswood,
has recently been fitted up so as to enable its Pro
prietor to compete with any other concern of the
kind in the city; and he gives assurance that
EVERY* VARIETY" of VIANDS and REFRESH
MENTS, in EVERY DEPARTMENT, of the best
quality the market can afford, shall, at am. timks,
be prepared for visitors at the shortest notice, and
in such style as to please the taste of the most fas
tidious.
With the assurance of a continuance of their
custom, he tenders thanks to his old friends, and
invites them to continue their visits to the Ilouse.
Strangers to call and examine for
themselves, ■■' mh I—Gt
CLAIMANTS OF THE THIRD CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT, composed of the
city of Richmond, counties of Henrico, Hanover,
Charles City, New Kent, Elisabeth City, Warwick,
James City, Williamsburg and York, whose property
has been taken or illegally impressed for the use
of the Confederate army—such as Provisions,
Forage, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses, Mules, Teams
and Wagons, heretofore furnished to the army—will
take notice, that from the first day of March, 1865,
until further notice, between the hours of 9 and 3
o'clock of each day, I will hold sessions at my
office, corner of Bank and Tenth streets, in the city
of Richmond, (the difficulty and danger of holding
sessions in other parts of the district have caused
me to hold them in Richmond until further notits,)
for the purpose of EXAMINING DNTO AND
ADJUDICATING THEIR CLAIMS.
Every claim, under the act of Congress passed
on the 14th of January, 186 I*,1 *, must be presented in
writing, under oath, as to the justice of their claim,
supported by the affidavit of one or more witnesses;
and the claimants will also state by whom their
property waa taken or impressed, and at what time
and for what purpose, the quantity, and at what
price; and will produce any other written testimony
in their possession relative to the same. Persons
writing for information, who expect answers, must
inclose one or more postage-stamps.
THOMAS M. LADD,
Commissioner Third Congressional
mh I—2t District of Virginia.
rpo CONSCRIPTS.—A gentleman who
I occupies a situation that requires but little
attention, exempting the holder thereof from all
military duty, would resign in favor of some one
for a sufficient sum to equip himself (being desirous
of joining a partisan corps), to a person not already
enrolled. This is aa opportunity seldom to be met
with, as it is an exemption for the war. All answers
strictly confidential. Address, stating what amount
will be given, PARTISAN RANGER, Dispatch
office. mh I—at*
NOTICE.-All persons owing debts to
the estate of Dr. JAMES H. CONWAY, de
ceased, are requested to pay the same; and those
having; claims against the estate will please present
them lor payment to the undersigned.
ELLEN V. CONWAY,
Executrix of James U. Conway, deceased.
rah I—l2t*
TO THE VOTERS OF PRINCE ED
WARD.—By act of Assembly, the election of
members of the General Assembly will be held in
the camps and the county on the FOURTH THURS
DAY OF MARCH. lam a candidate for re-elec
tion to the HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
mh 1-f.f T. T. TREDWAY.
FOR SALE.*—A lady who intends
leaving the city desires to sell her HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE and some
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Those w-ahing
to purchase- would do well to call on the southwest
comer of Third and Canal streets before Sunday,
March ft, 1866. mh I—lf
1 '" m
I" EFT, by a young gentleman, in a store
J near the corner of Broad and Ninth streets,
o FRAMED CRAYON PHOTOGRAPHS of Mr.
and Mrs. D. 8. Huftard. A liberal reward will be
paid, aad no questions asked, If returned to
mhl-St <TOTFARDftOO.,Oo*-Braoratiaot. i
%
, WAITED.
WANTED, a Female TEACHER— one
capable of teaching the English branches
and Manic on the Piano—to go about i-ixtsen miles
in the country, to teach about fire ot »i» scholar*,
in fi nice and pleasant family. A middle-aged or
acttled lady preferred. A reasonable compensation
will be allowed. Reference required. Apply at I.
11. Walke's store, Main street.
mh2~ts EDWARD M. MORGAN.
TIT A N T'E D .—A steady, industrious
V y MAN, not liable to military duty, with a
small family, wishes to help work a small FARM
or MARKET GARDEN on shares for the present
year. Address BENEX, Richmond post-offlcoa
mh 2—2f
ANTED, a COOK, WASHER and
IRONER, for a family of three, without
incumbrance; who will find a good home. Apply
at Mrs. HOFFMAN'S, corner of Second and Main
streets, two doors from Main, west side.
mh 2 -2t»
WANTED, a FOREMAN for a Match
Factory. No one need apply unless they
understand the business perfectly. Factory just
starting. Address MATCH COMPANY, D.spatth
office mh 2—lf
WANTED, a PARTNER IN THE
SHOEMAKINO BUSINESS; or I will sell
my establishment and the good-will thereof. The
business will pay wcil, if five or ten thousand dol
lars is employed in it. Wanted, also, two or thrt**'
good SHOEMAKERS. Good wages paid. Apply
on the corner of Miiin and Migbth streets, up stairs.
mh I—2t #
TtTALKEB'S SCHOOL DICTION-
V f ARY.—Just published, and now veady for
sale, WALKER'S SCHOOL DICTIONARY, printed
from the English stereotype plates.
mhl—3t A. MORRIS, Publisher.
WANTED, a first-class GARDENER,
who understands raising every kind of vege
tables and management of hot-beds. Must come
vel recommended. None but a single man need
apply. Address A. B. C, box 1,111, Richmond,
Virginia. fe 2K— tt*
Wf ANTED, WJRE.-AVe wish to pur
"f f chase old SOFA or SETTEE SPRINGS, or
old TELEGRAPH WIRE. We will pay the hiph
est market price. Call at D. S. CORDLE'S, Ninth
street, near Broad, or E. C. MINOR'S, corner of
Fourth and Leigh. f e 2S—Ct*
ANTED TO HIRE, a COLORED
GIRL, who understands how to nurse a
child. None need apply unless they can come well
rectmmended. Apply at my residence, on Seventh
street, between Clay and Leigh streets.
fc 28—3t* S. A. WiNSTOCK.
WANTED, a LADY, capable of teach
ing thoroughly all the branches of an Eng
lish education and Music, to instruct a school in my
family. Number of pupils not to exceed five.—
References rcjuired. Address, stating term*,
J. B. McPHAIL,
Taleott post-office,
fe 27—ts Charlotte county, Virginia.
WANTED, a TANNER or FINISH
ER, to go to the country, seventy miles
above Richmond. He must be exempt from mili
tary duty and of sober habits. Apply to
A. P. BROWN,
Twelfth street, south of Cary, Richmond, Va.
fe 2. r )—lot* _*
WANTED, gold and
I J silver; the highest price paid at T«!is> SE
MON'S Military Store, No. 98 Main stieet. Also.
(..OLD and SILVER FRINGE or TASSELS.
fe 23-Ut*
IOST, STRAYED AND STOLEN.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.-Lost, on Wednesday, February
38th, a light POCKET-BOOK, containing seven
hundred dollars in State Bunk Notes, all of the lie
nomination of ono hundred dollar?, on theFaiiii<>rs'
Bank of Virginia. It was lost somewhere on Thir
teenth street, between Main and Cary, or on Cary,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The above
reward will be paid for the return of it to this office,
or to mo. BHANCII JACKSON, colored,
mh 2—lt* in rear of No. ll'J Main street.
LOST, on Monday, February 27th, in or
near the Capitol Square, a small PORTE
MONNAIE PURSE, with steel chain attached, eon**
taiaiag ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOL
LARS and a small GOLD RING. The finder will
confer a favor upon a poor soldier's wife, and be
liberally rewarded, by leaving it at Major T. 11.
AYRES'S office, Confederate States Armory, foot
of Fifth street. mh 2—2t*
LOST, on the 27 th instant, between the
conl-yard and mv resident ft, a BUNDLE
OF UNPAID (DAL " TICKETS. The finder
will he suitably rewarded by 1 caving then at my
office. * &B. LIPSCOMB, *
Fourteenth street, opposite Mayo's Warehouse.
mh 2-2r,»
LOST, a CONFEDERATE BOND,
No. 607, issued February 10, lHfi.l, with in
terest from September 12, 1862, for |2,S*n% under
act of August ID, IStl, payable 1874. I have made
application for the renewal of said bond. ■
mh 2—lawfiw* ED. LA\*NE.
STOLEN, from a packed box of valua
bles, some months since, nnd its loss just dis
covered, a richly-chased SILVER CREAM-POT,
with the initials M. L. P. engraved ia German
text on the side; also, one pair of SILVER SALT
CELLARS, lined with gold, not marked; two small
PRESERVE SPOONS, lined with cold; one CAKE
KNIFE, one pair SALT SPOONS, and one ASPA
RAGUS FORK and SPOON; all marked with tbe
same initials as cream jug. A .-uit.ible reward will
be paid for their delivery, or any information that
will lend to their recovery. Apply at this office
mh l-3t
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.—Was stolen, on Monday night, the
27th instant, from the alley in rear of my premises,
a small SPRING WAGON; one hind spring broke;
and one shaft wrapped with leather straps; with my
initials and No. 30S. The above reward will be
paid for any information that will lead to the reco
very of the wagon and detection of the thief.
mhl-3f GEORGE 8. STUTZ.
J_7* STRAY.—Camo to my place, on or
lA about the 13th day of February. lata, one
\UK BAY MARE. The owner will come for
ward, prove property and pay charges.
WILLIAM H. TYLER,
Broad street,
fe 28—3t* opposite the Old Fair Grounds.
GROCERIES.
30 barrels BROWN SUGAR,
10 bands WHITE and YELLOW GRA
NULATED SUGAR,
13 barrels COFFEE,
20 half-chests GREEN TEA,
30 kegs SODA,
800 pounds BOLL BUTTER,
200 pounds TALLOW.
ROBERT HOUGH k CO.,
fe 37—fit* 14 Pearl stm* t._
NEW SHOE STORE, CORNER OF
SIXTH ANDBROAD STREETS.—We wish
to call the attention of the ladie* to our stook of
ENGLISH LASTING CONGRKSS GAITERS,
FRENCH CALFSKINCONORESS GAITERS,
ENGLISH KID GAITERS,
CALFSKIN BOOTS and SHOES,
ENAMELLED LEATHER GAITERS,
MOROCCO and KID BUSKINS,
MOROCCO and KID SLIPPERS,
MISSES', CHILDREN'S und SERVANTS
BOOTS and SHOES—aII of our own manu
facture. All work purchased of u*j wilt be war- j
ranted ts give satisfaction. ..„.«,
MANNING * BHANAIIAN.
N. P.—REPAIRING neatly done- *nh l-l-t*_
AX AND. PINK WOOD RF£EIV.
ING PER RICHMOND AND WW*
arose RATLROAD.-OAK und 1 1 N E
WOOD for ale at the 17
opposite Richmond and Fredericksburg *******
npepot. mh ! ~ 4t
VINEGAR, VISEOAR.—ReaIIy CI
DER VINEGAR, that may be depended on,
j«at ißcelrod aad for aaie b, -^
mh 3—lt* No, W Main street.
FOR ataqre.
F U .nd Tw^l^ lOUBB * corner of W •
convenience for a family. Will, toe
garden, containing a great variety of fruit ttZST
BTap«L etc. Also, a well of excellent water ontt*°
lot. To a good tenant th* rent will be rerr mJf
rate. Apply to JAMES SINTON, comer 'ofTj£ h „
tcenth and Franklin street!*.. mh 2—♦>•
OR RENT, a small MARKET FARM,
of twenty acres of good land, on tha Nine
mile road, one and a half miles from the Old Mar
ket it is the place formerly owned hy Dr. Pieot,
and has on it a good dwelling, containing five
rooms, and all necessary out-houses. Apply to
. „ E. D. EACHO, Agent,
_jnh2-4t Fourteenth street, rear of Exchange.
FOR RENT, a HOUSE, on Union Hill.
It has eight rooms and kitchen, with a large
garden attached. Possession given at ©nee. Rent
will ho reasonable. It is out of repair; but to a
good tenant it will be repaired. Apply to
*,-,,. E* J* CRUMP,
mh i -3f rorner of Second and Leigh streets.
FOR RENT, a STORE and DWELIZ
INO-IIOUSE, on Second street, near the cor
ner of Leigh. Oas and water on the premises —
Also, a stable. Possession given at once. Appiyto
* . „ ,„ E. J. CRUMP,
mil 2—3t r corner of Second and Leigh streets.
OR RENr, a FURNISHED ROOM,
with gas ; suitable for a gentleman and wife,
or two gentlemen. Cooking and washing can bo
done on the lot, if required. Inquire southwest cor*
ncr of Cary and Second streets. mh 2—2t*
OR RENT, two fine ROOMS (fur
nished), with gas; one smaller ROOM (fur
nished}, with gas. A fine, large COOKING-STOVE,
in good ord r, with COOKING UTENSILS,for sale
coiner of Sixth and Broad streets. mh 2—3t
EJOR RENT, three ROOMS, in a
1 dwelling-h >use, and one in a kitchen. To a
permanent tenantthe rent will be moderate. Apply
at the east corner of Clay and Tenth streets, be
t reen the hours of 4 aud'G P. M. mh 2—3t*
FOR RENT, a SMALL HOUSE,
between Third and Fourth street*. For
terms, apply on Third street, between Cary and
Canal, to Mrs. MORGAN. mh 2—lt*»
-
FOR RENT, a suite of ROOMS, suita
ble for a small family, with kitchen, gas, wa
ter, and every requisite convenience. Rent will be
moderate to a good tenant. Possession given imme
diately. Apply to GEORGE H. RICHARDS. Ad
ministrator of Anson Richards, deceased, at Free
mai k Co.'s auction-house, corner of Ninth and
Main streets. mh I—3t
FOR RENT, my HOUSE, on Grove
road, a mile and a half from the city. Pos
session given immediately. Some two hundred
bush<ds of good COAL on the lot; can be purchased
by the party renting the hou*e.
T. U DUDLEY, Jr.,
office of Commissary-General,
mh I—2f No. 213 Main street, up stairs.
FOR RENT, a portion of the largo
HOUSE at the head of Grace street, west end,
consisting of three large and two small rooms, fur
nished; with kitchen and coal and wood-h-m.se; or,
if preferred, the cooking will be done. Reference
reejuin d. Inquire on the premises, mh I—eod3t*
F'-OR RENT, three LOFTS, with privi
lege of storage in basement of tenement, on
Pearl street, near Main, recently occupied by C. H.
Wynne. ORUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mh I—St . Auctioneers.
FARMS FOR RENT ON SHARES —
A FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-THREE ACRES, at Powhatan station,
on the Danville railroad. About one hundred and
seventy-five acrea are cleared and ready for cultiva
tion. Thirty bushels of wheat and <>. t< en bmhel*>
uf oats have been seeded. The improvements are
an excellent dwelling, with nine rooms; large barn,
stable, corn-crib, smoke-house, kc. Also, a fine
orchard.
The property is ready for immediate occupancy.
Also, a FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
adjoining Dispatch station, on the York River rail
road. One hundred and fifty acres arc cleared, in
cluding some fine Chickahominy low grounds.—
There is a large young orchard and a very fine gar
den. The dwelling has been burned, but the out
buildings remain. For terms, apply to
GRUBBS k WILLIAMS,
fe 2S—3t Auctioneers.
1 PLANTATION FOR RENT.—I will
rent, for this year, the LAND belonging to
the estate of Thomas E. Jeter, upon Dan river, in
the county of Halifax, two miles below Barksdale's
depot. Richmond and Danville railroad. There is
upon the land a dwcHjng-hou*je, with four rooms,
in tolerable condition; out-houses and barns, in
good order ; and forty-five bushels of wheat seeded.
The tract contuns about four hundred acres, snd
open Imd enough for six*or eight hands. Apply
by letter or otherwise to
THOMAS W. WHITE,
fe 28—fit* Whitlock, Halifax county.
RENT, the UPPER PART of tho
HOUSE No. MS Main street, containing four
rooms, well finished, with gas, etc., and kitchen
witli two rooms. If not rented before Monday, 12
o'clock, it will then be rented to the highest bidder,
at auction, on the premises.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO., Auctioneers,
fe 23 No. 54 Main street.
FOR RENT, several ROOMS, on
Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin,
furnished with gas, suitable for offices or single
gentlemen. Apply to
■ 20—12t« JOHN A. BELVIN.
RUNAWAYS. ~"
Iji IV E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.—Ran away from Greensboro', North
Carolina, on the 15th of this month, a negro man,
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty-four
years old, five feet ten or eleven inches high, black
complexion, and weighs one hundred snd ninety
two pounds. He was bought on the 3d of February
from Dr. R. 11. Christian. I will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me.
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fe K>—lm* Richmond, Virginia.
NEGROES FOR HERE AND SALE.
HIRE, for the balance of tho year,
* one superior COOK. WASHER and I RONER,
and one No. 1 HOUSE SERVANT and NURSE.
mh I—3t BURION k WALLACE.
17OR SALE, PRIVATELY, one likely
1 NEGRO MAN, raised in Petersburg, aad
sold to raise money; he is a No. 1 dining-room ser
vant, good cook, and, in fact, can do most anything.
If not sold 1 adore Friday next, we will sell him at
public auction, at N. M. Lee's auction store, on
Franklin street, by order of the owner.
fe 2S—4t BURTON k WALLACE,
SALE, privately, a likely GIRL,
1 a good NURSE for her age—say ten years old.
Also, a WASHER and I RONER, twenty yean old.
BURTON k WALLACK,
fe 23—ts No. 3 Beirut's Block, Oorernor ststmt.
TO THE PUBLIC—C. J. GAINER
late of the firm of Edling k Co., will pay strict
attention ta any outside sales, and also to the sale
of HORSES, MULES, ftc. As soon as he can pro
cure a good house, he will resume the business In
all its branches. He will be assb-ted by W. M.
Woodward, Auctioneer of the late eoncara of Ed
ling; a* Co. Any communication left at the Exami
ner office will meet with prompt attention.
f«* 2H—«t C. J. GAINER.
npiMOTHY SEED, Etc.
I 25 buahila TIMOTHY SEED,
200 pairs superior COTTON OARDO, .*>
on consigumeut and for sale by
PRE-COTT ft BAILY,
mh l-at* m Main street.
I YE, LYE, LYE.- CONCENTRATED
J LYE and SOUDIFIRIi LV E. just received
and for -ale by POWER ft McPHAIL,
mh I—3t corner Mr in and Seventeenth atresia.
HOOP.SKIRJB MADE AND BE
PAIRED at 115 Broad street, up ataira.
mh 2—3t* M •**
T>EMOVED-Dbl CRENSHAW'S
JVoVfICS, to FraahUa atrsot. III" -■ ■'' '■»
I and Eighth, Orrn?a novas • » •»