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VIZ ASSERT IT sOLDLr-rhere ether pnadi-
Giles 80 reial-, rtrctnnl ana ~ RolIo-
.r5 Pills aud Ointmrnt. always really for use
Trey ale inva liable tu the sui,:i-r sx p,,s-d TO
W0n rda sor. s. f"v"rE R;.d bowel cOmpl &UtS They
never fail. Only Il cents per r pot. 20
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IapIA RUBBgx Doors AND SHoBS.--rhe above or
tices are Aoia chespar ut II. A. HALLS India hub
~. re in this city vicinity This is 40 Gail and
satisfy yGu rselvrs. 31n Pa svsrus no 81. II
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REwARp:-Lost, on "Wednesday evening 5,
80 lust, ct the stsr Ofice o. in the in1m@aiste
1tssaury note., Two dollar bin on the Tnon BsnL
OF Delaaace. Counterfeit bin nd tyer silver half
oo.sTs The per1on on. Beng an emElc5ee hs- 70
for lite recovery ifleft At the star o.ce. do 60
g, REV ARr-strayed Or stolen, from the sub.
~ fRiFf 1 F7 Of is
white forehead; snd ?: Of tail white; large With
ps q t.; l. H. Sss ss' . :.:
de an CHARLOTTE MASGUM.
7 OsT-Dccenlscr ID on + str. ct. be.veon the rs-
i.h and sree doLD BRA e. LIZ hss,,
thssrd a. ;ahie reward will be given # i nj
I STA foIKEl BOOK, cont.inins Y la ,6I.
los tYtds in the s ssS, b 81
hsrrib. r, shroush th@ Pos: Office. 10 qu.Stions
Co cs* IN TIA PS's paS T srs e".iS en-
ni'.'t 81 -. Wig ~. ehscA payment thereof hay
aes.st u long. t. a.
r. Fais COWS he o%Der r ca csa r. s7S
1890 J. FRizziEsL, stone House,
n". ~ near Little Psils.
~ sliEht cash on the insidt OF the right
bud leg; sj:ie> from the stable of JOHN NJ
II 7. q
II corner CT ID and streets north, Capitol Hill
DE- psf
G, kkWAkD.-Los: IN going from Northern
Spc Liberty MARKET t. North Capitol street ca
NV York aveuue an ACCOUNT RoOK the nsn,a
Of she owner heiI e on the back OF t. The rbnv7
ward will b" given IL LETT Butchor Stand No 3
Dc St. J RCPERT
II AIKEN Az ESTRAY BY THE HErRupoLI.
tan Police in Gecr s%tovn. C.. on the pot a
utt, hay HORSE tsc- aud hind fee, oh. to.
and on TIT lat -f pecens btr one grey HORSE. ~
Il tie value, WHICH will "a sold ~ parish Able. on
Saturday, December 9Th inst. a. l. q clock g. IN 10
TIE highest bidder for CO h, 1T the Horse Market
eEty proven by the owner.
W l. WALL d CO Aucis
BY order. lGEO X. HEKRICk
de2H Property Clerk, SIG Eth street
I OsT OK S1OLEN-This morning in or betveeu
IL the Rarklng Houses Of Bit .uhccS p FAINT a
C E. and ". 7. Sn ithsOn, leather Wallet cen.
tsinlns noacy aid drsfts. &, described bel,w
Treasury kCte.. .........,..,.. SAY
FattiD. ~ Bank Note .................,
Bullion Bank Notrs Observation-Disclosures, IA
Iarn ers and Merchants Bank Notes. ISt.n
sigh! Draft on = schiegIe.... ........ SO
g Mrs. : Wolrsh.imer IS 10
q. Lon.b- er......... en-
Time L. ST. On { ". A d.rsou ....... 53aa
c. II. Anderson. %. -. ar
" " DO tovcIdlei i'S9.
V. Nailmuth ............ lS7 a
johnson K Eagi,.......... 1918
&. T. ET.ns - IN
Il fFersl reward xiil b. paid for h.. Aeiiyary OF
IRE mon nnd drafts TO Lewis johnson Co
Bankers Pa ave 49, rth s'raat '
del.st JOHN :. Anderson. Messenger.
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SEf RsT PAGE OF to-day's Star for nt.rest
ing local articles.
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"H0kESALE
" PRODUCE AND RRCIr.
LANDING and Tor sale at BSltimore price
Sns bushels Prime POTATOHS
GO barrels New York APPLE0
fOo 6rkins Prime BCTTER
- barrels Fresh B06S
~ barrels yersey SWEET POT fOR8
100 boxes RATSIkR
So boxes New York nHRRSN
Sn barrels Splendid ONIONS
- barrels Havana QRANGR0
Fnr COCOANCTS
- no boxes DRIED HERRING
100 barrels Prime CIDER
PEANUTS, SARDiN Is, and LEMONS
JONES CO.,
nRlm Corner Of KiShtd and D strsets,
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M q ". PHrLLips. the EN- cient Deputy
Hsrshal Of this ID s,rict, -, we regret 70 b az,
quite i'll
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TIE CONFLICT OF AVTEoRIrY-'Sane of the
morning papers are ir error N saving that tn,
II gree Reli and PrathPr, vest rdav delivered
10 tile lroyoE: Guard, were Sc delivered by
Crd.r of Marshal Lamon Marshal L. gave
'h' IL up only on the appearance CT s. iar,a
GUARD, and then did SO under protest
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TIKYLPRINs BOOKSTORE
II 244PA AvsErs NonyH SIPS,
Be.scet& l7sh oHd lpA Ste.
The pnb,ic will Gnd Ia this
NEW ES 'ABLISHxENT
A carefully selected sSSortrae5 70 St,nharA Worka
In Eng ish, Preach, Ger man, NAliaa. Sraa-
ish and the Ancient Languages
Comprising
History TraveiSD p etny Novels aAd yuventtes
voAl a.
CseIepGdiss. Diotlcn~les. Grannars MNitarv
Manuals, Mars and Books On the NsturSi
ard other Sciences.
0-Ordera for books not On hsnd, domestic o. fss-
tsu vft 30 proMpNv eSec1ted. "a 3 In
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AUCTION SALES.
By ,. Q. MCGUIRE Z 90. Aseassssz.
HoCsEHoLp AND KITCHEN YrKxIYrI

By. o. MCGUIRE 1 90. A.eas...n-
II AZ PrllIo SIIs.-os SRt6iY M0nsfas
SsSsnssr 81 .eomm~seins % n o'osock We ssa ~
rTisirs, small lot Of nossehsld Sarnitsrs.
MsSssssy H.Ir-eoth s~s.
49,. pS Am ssd SIDE Chair
TSn S;ia Mareis top CeItr- aud siae fsSles
n n.sa. I {. ne, ~ prsei.s'
Ishosany DC Ss.h'oned Sock ca.e,
msSoSsny narsas soP wsshstanf, W srdsoss
cane Sest Cka amber Chairs
Msttrssses, FEATHER Bees, Bolster, ana PILL.
Carpets, Oflcloth, and Msttins
China, Glass sEd Croekery ware
Table Cutlery. and Liam.
PArlor and Cham her stoves,
Cook Stove, and Kitchen rurniture, &e.. Ae
de 7-ds y. q. MCGUIRE a Co, Au-t.
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LApIEs' pRHs6 VURs

LADIES DREss PURSI
JUsf Arrived. another large asa An. assortment
RI, in aets aud separate. frsm % 40 20 s,,o,
bought before the rise We are thus enabled 30 suit
the H1est fsstiaieua
Our stoek Of DRY GOOps 10 daily Increased By
new aJrivala g. W MEYsNHUR4,
4s Market spAce, under Ayens- Heass,
10 Is Betweeu 7th and ash sta,
QONEs AND CAMP CREASE W>SrHD-Yhs
far any Susntity Of BON Es and DAMP 0RRxSN
delis cred ct their Mil, icS: o. q gsrsst;
oc H-tmecs MUhSAN hNtNbHARf
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A DANE lxrR1ss o0APAGy.
- Nor,cn on RxNovAL.

ne pRLIvl1y .eyrion o ola oeapses y
steseN sesvsse - - asses4A - ~
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All lTEAa.-Ars on .cissHur> can noVy sea a
very N picture at hiarkribr's, ~ >pventh
tt7e 1T 4" Mardalrn" paint Il by Mayer, Of
If III, II. The EXPIRE sion, 'otoring, and ligE.
are admirable, and the pirtur,. is att-a ting
mEch att ntIUn. some exquisite Photographic
are also among the new features a. Markrite-' g.
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uhnAY PEAksrLyhhiA ROUTE cia Bn l.,xno~s and
6dTrtsbsys, - tAs NORTH and W.s-Two tr aina .avs
" Arlington daily and one on 5unday-quIck time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers hckets sOd
tarouSn ~ Government rates Hor tick sta and fur.
sheT Information apply st the ONCE Of Great Pam.
syivAnta Route, northeast corner Of Pennsy an!a
avenue aud sirth 81, ashilStol 66los open iron,
5 .. n. until , m; On Sundays from to D m
"a h-Y X. o NoRrOH Aren't
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Arrival or TRoOPs.-Siu yesterday morn.
Ing IN. following tro l- nave ar.iy. Il list I
Pen n y1yania, Col. Jas lack, $50 MN; 69;h
~ NM Ivan q, Col. $. VI. Wi:ker.ha L. semen.
i'2d PfnHsy ivaGia, ioi &. klechner, T5S men:
HU recruits far 9Th Penn ylvania II, aIrr, 81
Ion I3d Ohio, 20 for Filth. 18TH and 10th Penn
tyiNania, Is ter 5uIh n. Y. Engineers - for Ohio
regiments, and about $40 recr uits
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LLn1Rs', Mems, Youths, Misses AMI ChiIdran's
huhbeI Roots <hees, sandals aud Gater-: Ladies
a.d Centa' buckle Ovarshoes With felt lining ana
tor; Hen's short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allan,
Clspp Co. r India Rubber store Penn avenue
between 10th and llth str. no j&.In
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WANTED GIRL. to do youersI hausswori
w Enquire 80 il6 ST., beiwcen eth nni rnh
etS. de e,s
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WAN TEp-A SITUATION ~ nrrso, y = young
w girl, a1Io1r 10 get good home She caa
be- we'll recon- nentet. Address Box s Star o asSe
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INDIA RUBssR tsoODs.-rh- place ~ buy yuur
RI bef Goats, l.. ssin., Camp blankets, tsvelocks
Hsversseks; and eyery article made from India
Rubber, IL 1T ii. A. Hail. India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them At manufacturer
prizes alO Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
sHeets ocESN
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Al fHk INDIA ECBBER SroaE Of Allen Olap, Il
GO, Penn avenue, b-t~e-n ioth ami nth AZ cts
fhr 2fieer and soldier may nud 4 Srea. variety Of
Rubber Goats, Penchss, Bixpt eta L4gain. Air
Pillows. Beds, Boots Cups, Pipes, and tf,c thou
Tand srd one u.s. ful srticles in the Rubber line.
Alfo, large stock Of Bu fslo Rnhps lined and uu-
lined, Wolf and lap b. h~s Wool Blnnkets AL col.
ors Cork Beds Morse blankets, aud ev--ythux To
promote warmth and comfort in sks cam and field
Here, too, may he found u large assortment Of
shtrta, L n !ersbirts, Drawers stGckir Buekskin
Stoves And Gaunnetts, yailss.s, Leather ,ss and
smsh trunks made 70 sta 8 rough usage in b.ss..S
wsSons. Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Chairs ali Of
which Will be sold at reasonable prtra1 no S-Im
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Va AATkE-T~o JOChSRSMEN BARRIER,
w More need APP hot Er,t r.te Shavers Ar
ply st o6s seventh street, Navy Ysri Tho highest
wages in wsEhinst.r. desas
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OrFSCERs ARRESTED. Yesterday afternoon
two Officers in uniforms went into q clo.hiny
establishment on Seventh str 80, near ID. and i'm
3 :hoIi lime emerged, very neatly attired in
ci'i:en>' dress. Two detectives, who, it seems,
were watching their operai ms, ttppei thin
upCn thc shoulder when q short distance from
tn" e'Cre, and inquired where their uniforms
were. They had none. thew said, md forthwith
were arrested, with the party " no soi8 tn,
goods. All hands were taken TO the NJ arshars
office. and pref .erlv dis,,csrd Of
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WAhIED-A No iGULD EMBgUtusRxR .,
w work on straps. Also eooi OPERATOR
on Wheeler wilson Sewing Machine at No 5I3
up rtair,, s.h street, near tbs Avenue
IT. Mss X q. SRMDN
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As5ACLr.-Last night, Capt John O'Hnsan
ard I.irut. J. X. Dubant were arrested by pat
roiu7n Parker and Franklin upon the com
plant Of Sergeant Lee, OF the Government de-
tcriive force. The ground OF complaint was
an alleged attempt 70 deprive Liautenant az
I, fo'er i eatfr, of his shoulder straps, which
the accused commended he had no right to wear
iiir arrested offcers were taken to the Second
Ward station, ard from there turned ever 10
The military authorities at the central gsard-
kOuEo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
Latest from Camp ALE ghany.


LYSeH1SAs, Jan. The RepaSlieas, Of this
city, will publish letter tomorrow, dated at
Camp Allegheny, 9th inst, in which it 10
stated that some excitement prevailed there
during the last four or dvs days, in conss-
Qasncs OF report that the Yankees, about
ls,sos strong, from the direction of Camp
Barlow, were expected to make an attack on
Camp Allegheny. Colonies 9ordon's and
Scott's regi ments were promptly ordered to
Allegheny; but upon reconn oissance being
made, tho enemy were found to have gone
in the direction of Huntersville, where there
was large quantity Of our provisions, am
munitton, &c. Gordon and Scots regiments
were then ordered back to Grab Bottom and
Monterey, whore they arrived on Saturday
night.
This excitement had hardly subsidized.
when courier from Monterey repor ted that
the enemy with 3 900 troops had gone to Hun.
tsrsville and taken possession Of our stores,
and 1t was believed that they intended to
come In our rear and take possession Of Mon
:srsy, whore q large quantity Of provisions
were stored, and by such means cut on our
supplies.
Gen. johnson has sent ont scouts. who
will report tonight; and If tho reports be
true our force here will fall back to Staunt ton.
1t 10 not sufacient to contend with 70 or 81, 900
Fsdsra:s. with any hope Of succesa II, how
ever, they do norcut o 4 our supplies, and will
attack "a here. We will give them very warm
ressp ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
r., u,,sr Pe,suaae.

~. ns.vy rumors Of the past NV days
nav. RAPIDLY subsidsd. since II has become
,.n~n ths. there has been no decisive battle
=, AZ nsar the town OF Bath, In Morgan
..,n,x and mono whatever In Bath county
~~s,cn 10 q considerable distance from the
po.omao river, and not likely 1T present 70
ss the scene Of any exploits performed BY
Jsckson's or Loring's troops. There has
bsen vigorous diminishing in Morgan coun-
~ within few days past, but with no i'm.
portanr result ON either side. On Friday
svsuing last, II we are correctly infor med,
COMPANY +, Of Richmond, and Company b, Of
Baltimore, were sent forward TO q point near
III. town OF Bath, and met . small
hody of the enemy. II was in this skirmiah
thai Dir. VIM Exall. OF this city, was NOR.
tally wounded, ard Sd Lieut. James Paine.
also of Company r." received . severe,
though not dangerous wound in the neck
No further casualtiss are reported on our
side Twelve Yankees were taken prisoners
on the same evening, and i:is probable tn at
some Of the enemy were killed We have not
received any definite intelligence In regard
TO other skirmishss, in which the 18th Virgil
mia (Coi OAmpbsll) and an Arkansas regi-
from the fact Gen. Jackson's brigade occu-
pies the neigh borhood OF the town Of Bath,
and that NO Fsderals are ON this side of the
Potomac at that point, We infer that we have
got the best Of 1t 80 far It IL stated that
there were some few casualties in the Ar.
kansas regiment above mention cd, but NO
particulars have been received. The rscsn,
captures OF prisoners. we are reliably in
formed, amount to thirty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
The Militia,

We rscsived Intelligence last evening that
the order calling out the militia of Richmond
ana the surrounding counties had been 70.
voksd. Under the circumstances. We regard
this a. sensible and proper. It 10 not believed
that the necessity exists at present for cali.
ing out poorly armed militia, which can be
10 much better occupied at home during the
winter season. A letter from q Halifax cor.
respondent, alluding to the call made upon
that county, says with emphasis: "We are
ready to 90 wherever our country calls us,
and pledge ourselves to whip the Yankees
TWO to one, with the same weapons, wherever
we meet them, but shall expect our govern.
msnt to pro vide such things a. are necessary
TO shelter ~ from the cold and keep a from
freezing or dying BY piecemsal."
These const0er attons have doubtless received
due reflection from tho authorities, and tho
wise conclusion has been arrived at that .
militia regiment, doubtfully armed, and pro.
vided with nothing but ono blanket to . man,
with tin cup and frying pan, would DO in no
situation to encounter the hardships Of .
winter campaign. Still. the necessity for
such step may yet arise, and thorough
organization Of the militia will doubtless Be
snbctsd.
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Frsn Western virginia-Ousraxes Of the
EAsmy.

Ffsn Western viYginia-Ousraxes Of the
Ensny.
k1veor six weeks ago . regiment Of Yankees
was stationed at camp near the battle ground
OF Carnifax Ferry, which they called Camp
Gross Lanes" Fifty Yankees went TO house
near by, at night, called out the proprietor,
and alleging that the officer of the night had
been shot at. offered him various indignities
hundred more Afterwards passed this house
and went 70 the residence Of q Mrs. Jones,
whose husband is now prisoner at Colum.
bus, and whose sons are in tho Southern army.
They took from this house boy between NJ
teen and sixteen years OF age, and detained
him till daylight; then tied him to bush.
covered him with d blanket, and drew lots to
see who should shoot him. It fell to the lot
Of two men, who backed out, and different
arrangement was agreed 10. Two or three
days afterwards the lads body was discover
ed, pierced with nine bullets, one of which
had dislocated the vertebr@ OF his neck. This
outrage, we are assured, is susceptible Of
proof. The following brief journal Of recent
observations on the enemy's lines, has been
furnished Us by the gentleman to whom the
report was made:
II went, agreeably to your instructions, to
mr. Nickiss's, Ave miles from Alderson's and
nine from Dogwood Gap,) aud found there
were ave Yankees at James Nickles's, where
they took dinner on Christmas day. was
within four miles Of them. / then went to
Bowyer's Ferry, where learnt from reliable
personS, that there were from 2, 800 to 8 00o Of
the enemy at Faystte court house. They are
snEsnched with ditch eight feet in depth
and twelve in width. was within four or
Ave miles Of the picket. guard on the bank OF
New river, where there is force Of cavalry"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

g U N u r I E s.
1.oo lbs. Cotton ROPE. assorted, / tot.
800 lbs Copper TAOKS, assorted, : to j.
$50 los. Copper WIRE. assorted.
rolls Ingram GA RPkTIN0.
IS HEARTH-RUGS,a assorted.
IS dos foe French Calf SKINS.
10 oox. fine French Morocco SKINS.
2s doc. oolored Lining SKINS, assorted.
500 dog. "AIexaadsr's' Spool COTTON, -
500 dos Mems and Women's HOSE, assorted.
100 lbs. Patent nlsen THREAD, assorted
50 dog. Wagon BRIDLES.
SO dog Wood HAMES.
loco pairs Trace CHAINS.
$50 Log and Fifth CHAINS.
- dog. Tongue and Lock CHAINS
20 dos. Bresst CHAINS.
loo ssts Bench PLANES.
100 Gun BARRELS.
10 cases genuine Castillo SOAP.
Is cases Out TACKS, assorted.
IS dcx. Hand and Panel SAWS.
100 Mil SAWS.
50 Circular SAWS, assorted, TO 81 inches.
100 gross KNIVES and FORKS, assorted.
$500 dos. Picket KNIVES.
90 doc Drawing KNIVES. assorted.
100000 NEEDLES, assorted
1900 gross SCREWS, assorted.
1850 lbs. Cast and German STEEL, assorted.
1870 kegs Out NAILS. assorted.
s. sst .Ev Wrought Boat SPIKES.
40 Hand and 6led9s HAMMERS.
IS STOCKS and DIES, assorted
100 cards Rfam SPURS.
IS cards Timed snd Plated SPURS.
100 dcs. BRIDLES escorted.
Is doz. Horse COLLARS.
80 Smiths BELLOWS.
900 lba Hemp TWINE.
Is coils Maailla ROPE, assorted. Co.,
In store and for sale By
RHODES. WILSON HURT,
Successors TO Smith, Rhodss 4 90,
jae-6t 80 Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

MoaseIK, JaA. 1.-The Dsy 1ees has re-
ssavsd the New York Assll Of the 9Th inst.
the Aaia, nom LtvsTpool On the INST ult..
has survived ct New York.
The Adriaac and Parana LETT Liverpool
on The 10Th Dsesmbsr. with troops for Gan
ada.
Wariiks preparations are active in Eng.
land. when the Asia moved ont from her
wharf for New York, the hands were playing
Dixie" thus showing . strong Southern
feeling.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
H~s1S. datsd the 18th ult.. says that the
Southern Commissioners are working a.
lively against the North, and with increasing
s0ccesa.
Only one journal in Paris (ths 0pistsas Ne
stsnAls) IL friendly to the North.
The Tailleriss Cabinet denies that Gen.
SCOTT had any o1lcial mission to cause him
to return 70 America.
France will ackno wisdgs the South rn
Oonfsdsracy II England does. Napoleon IL
quite unfrisndly to the North, but will not
act In hostile manner towards them.
yRox LIgcoLxDox.
The COMMITTEES appointed TO examine the
Stevens iron battery have decided adversely,
and the work thereon has been suspended.
Gen. Kelly has been relieved from the
command at Romney.
Sales Of 500 bales Of Cotton wore made in
New York on the Sd inst Tho closing pri.
ces were So and 81 csnts-Middling Upland
commanding the outside figure.
The Legislature of Massachusetts con.
vsned At Boston on the 81 inst. The Gov.
srnor's message says that the expenses OF the
war to that State, 80 far, have been nsar-
~ q, $50, 900. It recommends that the St4ts
assume the collection Of direct tax to fur
nish i,s proportion of twenty million of dol
lars authorized by Congress to be levied upon
the different States. Massachusetts, has fur
nishsd twsnty-nine regimen OF infantry,
six batteries. OF artillery. two companies OF
sharp. shooters, and five rifle battaiions.
Gov. Andrews says ut the close OF his mes
sage that "the great rebellion must be put
down and it, promoters crushed beneath the
ruins Of their own ambition. The greatest
crime Of history must receive q doom 30 Witt
and sure that the enemies Of popular gov.
ernmsnt shall stand in awe while they con-
template the elastic energy and concsntra-
tive power Of the democratic Institutions OF
q free PEG ple"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
By G0DDIN 4 APPERsoN. lsason.srs.

~ 6OOOxN + AfFGASONs AHcSs0nSeSS.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON CLAY.
Jul BETWEEN ESD AND SAD STREETS,
WITH FURNITURE. Co., OR SALE AT
AuUTlON.-ln cons quence Of tbs intended
removal from the city Of the owner, We vii sell.
on SATURDAY afternoon, January nth, 1882,
upon the premises, commencing at 4 O'CLOCK, the
handsome Cottage Residence located a. above
The lot fronts SO feet on The south side Of CLAY
street BY l63 feet deep. The house obtains seven
rooms, besides Kitchen, Servauts Rooms, largo
Stable. and other onthouses. Tbs front yard IL
handsomely arranged with shade Trees aud rare
and choice flowers. The prepay can bs exam.
ined ss any time, and may b. pursAssed ct private
sale. Possession can be given ~ tbs 18th inst.
2 he Household and Kitchen Furniture win be
sold ct auction on Monday, the 18Th January 1t
IL o'clock A. n.
TERMs-For real estate, one-th'rd cash; balance
in three payments, respectively In March ard sepx
TENDER. 1864 and March, 1868 for negotiable notes.
interest sdded. secured by trust deed.
Taxes for 1862 the purcn eser to pay.
las GODDlN 4. APpERSON Ancfs