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The New York herald., 1862-03-15

MARY PRovOsTS THEATRE,
Nl LATE WALLACK s. 1876 BROADWAY.
Engagement and rt in New York Of the young
AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
j. WILKES BOOTH,
whose in the characters intends TO
sent during his engagement in this city, elected
wonder and admiration OF large and enthusiasts audiences
all the prn pal cities the United States been
equalei only by the great mrersonatons of the
by father the famous Junius Brutus Booth,
Will take place on -
MONDAY EVENING, MARCHI7
When he will appear
RICHARD ILL.,,
Supported by the eminent tragic actress,
MRS. fAisHEN,
And powerful company among which will be found many
New York fayoriies
Mrs. Lofty Hough, Mrs. Chanfrau. &C.. &C.; Mcssrs.
Lewis Baker, T. l.. Tlton Geo. Rycr, &C., &c,
Box sheet open from Ill OF clock.
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
IN TO LET,
FOR OPERAS, BALLS, CONCERTS, LECTURES Ac
Apply at the stage door, Four,eenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15
MATRIMONIAL.


A LADY POSSESSING A REFINED AND ACCOM-
IA pshed education, eongenial disposition and sric,l
moral character desires to marry gentleman who is he
equivalent, and appreciate companion. Addres
Lillian oxford, Madison square Post ollcc
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Ia = RnWERY. NEAR BRoOMR sTREET--MApAME

Ito wiDGER, ciairvoyant and gifted Spanish lady,
wells the fututy love- maria ge absent friends
sickness medicines for all dsa cs; tells lucky
rs property lost or stolen, &c,
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

u FITzslMMONs AUCTroNEER WILL SELL AT
auction this day, at 2T Eirhth Avenue, the entire
stock Of Dry Goods 70 eloss tho c6fSsr, % o.
. Goods. &C.; scle to Commence at 10 oelocx a.
= The whole viii be sold wlt.out reserve. 2Z7 Eighth
sveuue between Twenty first and Twenty second streets
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL.
this day Fat O'Clock at his saesroom, No ~ Nassau
street. few Of choice old pale Hennessy Brandy
being part Of the stock OF private gentleman leaving the
country.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

A N. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL ON
IA. Monday March H. at l0 O'Clock, large general
assortment OF Ready Made Cohng comprising cloth
cashmere frock sack and business doeskin cloth
Sassmere and .anet rans silk SATIN velvet and cloth
Muslins Fancy Goods Hosiery Shirts and Drawers large
a9scrtmcnt of Boots, ShOes, Gaiters. &c. &c
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

A sSrGNEE's SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
"A Cutlery Tin. Wooden and Willow Ware, silver plated
S9nd Britannia Ware, Ranges, Plumbers Stock Iron
Desks Wagon. &c.PEED q co, will sell, Monday,
March ~ l62 at 10 A. M, at the of Aldridgc
37 Fulton Brooklyn the contained therein
BY order OF j. S. MACKEY Assicnca -
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N
n SECOND GRAND MILITARY CONCERT OF
HELMSMULLER'S TWENTYSECOND
REGIMENT BAND.
On SATURDAY EVENING, March 90
Assisted by MISS HINKLEY
sIGNOR MANCUsI,
HERR SPINDLER, Solo Oboe, and others
Tickets 30 cents be obtain d at the music stores OF
Messrs Beer Schrner Successors to c. Breusing) 70l
Broadway and Firth Pond 57 Broadway and at the door
the evening of the Concert.
The boxes the first circle will be reserved and
secured at the music OF Messrs Beer Schrme 0l
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

NEATRIMoNY MADE EAsY-wITH INSTRUCTIONS
site sex I62 pages Illustrated Sent post paid receipt OF
Is cents, g. r. RINK 81 Beekman street
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TouN II. BURLEY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 day o'clock, at IA Canal street, large
OF second han Furniture Marble top and other
Bureaus; Sofa and Sofa Beds Wardrobcs Hatracks
hogany and other Bedseads marble top Centre and other
Taos Pier Mantel and other Glasses Mahogany aud other
Chairs Brussels Three.py and other Carpets Olclohs,
Feather Beds Blankets Comorers, Hair Mattresses
tains and Cornices, Crockery. Kitchen Ware, dc
M DOUGHTY. AUCToYEER WILL SELL THIS
lUs lOS o'clock at saies S5 Nassau street
general assortment Of and second hand Household Fur
nilare Carpets Parlor Suits Tab.es Bookcases, Bureaus
Washstanda Bedseads, Hair Mnitresses Feather Beds,
Bedding. wardrobes once and Counting Room Furniture
Sc, &c. The whole TO be p renltory sold.
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A DEMAND.-Sl2OO0 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH
IA ing Carpets Furniture and Jewery wanted, for which
the value be OBJ aimed by calling addressing
F. H., 70 Sixth avenue near Waverey place. Ladies at
avenue.
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YOUNG MAN, 2a YEARS OF AGE, JUST FROM
N Washington, and entire stranger here Is desrous o
forming the acquaintance Of respectable young lady will
n view 10 matrmony: must be well acquainted with the c
and fond the theatre. Address w. D. Clinton, j. b. Pos
Office New York.
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vxruo WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE 1ss-Go
w ve sec Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
the best all aud cannot be exceed Can be con-
suited on all affairs OF fe concerning law Suits Journeys
absent friends love, courthp marriage health, wealth.
and who can reclaim drunken and unfaithful husbands
Miss w The only In this city who has the genuine
Roman and Arabic asnans for love, good luck and all
business affairs and guarantees for life Delay not TO
conslt ts gifted and beautiful young lady Lucky
numbers given. Ihly respectable city reference Can be
eeen al her residence i0l Sixth opposite Eighth
street BY letter, with lock Of hair enclosed, ~
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A GREAT UNION VICTORY rs GAINED LADIES AND
"A gentlemen mas been VIGOROUS ] in being pronounced
been paying the highest price for cast OF Clothing Carpets
Furniture and Jewery and st means to continue II
will favor him with note call He will not huinbus the
community by offering $40 for silk dresses SO for coats
81 for pants s done by 9th Dealers but he agrees pay
the full value each article cash. Please remember the
well known dealer, B. MINTZ, Of 179 Third avenue,
Seventeenth street. late Of l3 Sixth Ladies attend
ed by Mrs. Mntz.
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A UCTION Observation-Disclosures BREAKING
IA up housekeeping and desiring to sell their Furniture
auction or private SALE also parties wishing 70 sell out IN
% to their advantage BY applying to SACkErT LLOYD
Auctioneers, Office ~ Cedar street Broadway
settled day. Also Storage for length time and
Houses rented, furnished o unfurnisned.
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j be good looking but undoubtedly Of warm and ardent
sirous Of ndng QUE who could comfort him In his solitude
with view nafmony She must be young pretty and
well educated. Money object. Address e, a. hox 500
Post once,
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u 81. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER.-THE SURVIVORS
M OF Sands, Nathans Co. will sell at auction aahe
Ae,chan's Eychanee on Tuesday March 25 lso: at y
1y r. H. LUDLOW, auctoneer four performing Elephants
<Anthony Cleopatra, Jenny aud Marry Zebra,
horse baggage Wagon, gold Watch, Bond Edwin
On On ncuse and lot II fronting King street.
Adam Sewn for SlOO0 secured by mortgage premises
ON south side OF Broome street. In this city,
east OF Columbia street. 95 feet wide. Also Notes
counts against different persons schedule Of which be
Che sale. AVERY SMITH,
JOHN !: NATMANs, Surviving Partners
GERARD G. QUICK,)
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER-ELECANT HOUSE
ho.d FurnitureThis day, at l0S O'clock tho store
Al Broadway superb stock OF Parsr Chamber Library
Reception and Dining Room Furnure ensus and scpa
Bookcases Wardrobes BnYsts Extension Dining Tables
Lounges Easy Chairs Mattresses &C. masking very
plce stock 10 which the attention of buyers aske
sale Is positive
Paris made cost 5000 Sold for account OF whom il may
concern
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

best place 10 get good Kerosene Oil, and other
L articles usually kept in Drag Stare, 10 1t
Hss'sse lss.s~. ~, ,ss,, "o0' III, sSS''
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CASH FOR TIMOTHY SEED!
DASS GRANT will pay the highest mssAst
ID price in cash, for any quantity Of
Well cleaned Timothy seed
lpslivsrsdas their Warehouse in Mc0r~eor
September It'll, lS6Otr
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IJIEI1.

Al the residence of c. IL Ferrell, Halifax county,
Va. on the 10th inst nt, at z. NJ, Mrs. REbECCA
j. C0TTREI.L,
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
Mr. Joseph F. Cottre!l, in Sidney, a, "clock this
{Frday) evening" The friends and acquaintance
of her husband Bep Cottrell, and those 81 Mrs.
Pitchers family aud that of j. F. Cottreli, are in
vi:ed TO attend withou. further no.ire
OF dyptheria on Thur sday. the llih instant, III
haif.past ten O'clock, BETTE J. GoSDEN. in,the
9Th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her uncle, John b. Davis, Marshall stre-t, this
tfridayl evening at ; clock. The iri.udi and ac-
qusintances of the family requested 10 a:,r nj
without further notice.
On the 4th inst of scarletfever, at he residence
of his father in Charlotte county, Va, WILLIAM
r DIXON, in the 10th year of his age
The night dew that falls, though in silence it weeps,
Shall brighten with verdufe the grave where las
sleeps;
And the tear that shed, though in secret srn:ls
Shall long Keep his memory green ia cur souis.
On Monday, lst September ls62. at his residence
in Fredericksburg. Va, JOHN Is. HALL, i'll Tie
18th year of his age.
r. Petersburg papers please copy.
In Caroline county, At the residence Of f. NJ G.
Penney. on Monday, lst inst at 20 minutes past !
r M, WILLIE LEE, the only eLid of Il. J. i..id
N. e. McMuliin, aged II months aud days.
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- NOW Is TiI TIM 80 Make I9uR
PURCHASES. TO tn CTT1xRN0 OF kIoh.
noND.--We are daily making sccs!slons 70 9 g
now large stock Of eH0Rs. and 70 ne lsa .N enu
.nd v,a are determiucd 10 make Il to your interest
a. nnrehase Of M, for no shall Not be excelied n
auaIity and prices al Goods. Our atock 81 Con-
rress uaiters, Walking Shoes, lEfAnts and Unit
drama shoes. have thts day been largely added TO.
and ~ are prepared TO suit all sizes. For gentle.
men we have ali the different styles 10 please alo
yon,hs We have several nice CASES Of balmersl
saees, Just received; Ind, In word, We invite
,,n,tiss to eaIl and upon The purchase Of a dozen
nair or SO we will make liberal discount from the
single pair All are invited to wee Us and price and
bny. Il pleased. Call At DELViNS SEWING.
MACHINE ROOMS. on 18th al. No l2-it"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-12

NEW PUBIlcATtoNs-West Il Johnston have
Just issued Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise, by
George Patton. This admirable work is illustrated
throughout in superior style. II will have a wide
circulation.
w. Hargrave White has issued the first OF new
series OF Southern Readers having issued tie ffiner
and Second Reader some weeks ago. The Efforts
Of this en,erprsirg publisher in behalf of Southern
education should secure the universal support OF
our neoI,fs
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r. pusI.ysuED THIS DAY-By

rys PUBLISHED THIS DAY--By
WEST & JOHNSTON,
THE ONLY CAVALRY TAUTICS published In
thu coniederacy, with Plates. Cavalry Drill aud
Sabre Exercise. BY George Patton. Illus.
trsted with nearly one hundred beautiful wood
epgravinga. Price, 81; by mail, postage paid
10 any part ot the COntederacy, Si25.
A COt.LoQlY ON THE DUTIES AND ELk
MENTs OF A PHYSICIAN. BY Thomas D.
Powell NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics IN AT
l.nta ,(,al Medical College Price, Soc; by
mail tsOc Address orders TO
WEST s. JOHNSTON.
Publishers, Booksellers, and Staiioners
ca la---it las Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-12

A GAnaiA Admiration.
Ga New York Tsmt., Of the 9th, In leading
..,,,or,e,. frum which We made brief extract yes
,.rday. makes the following remarkable contes
sion
sitlis perfectly idle TO conceal The fact that as
y,rulasl0 to-day bsaseHs and the same JANIS
Which have beaten hithcrto will, II continued,
bsat IA to the end of the chapter. u we persist ia
The policy thua far pursuedi II we have hot oets'
Generals in the army, and better ecanc.is III 'hs
Cabinet, and uore vigor, more high toned energy,
more rexolusc aud well aimed determination IN
the Government than have had hitherto. we re
hellfon will conquer tue Government, ''s.
will take Mr. Lincolns seat. End the Cons.a.".'o',
az the confcderacy will replace the CONSTITUTION al
ehe Hated States 1snt with such reform prompt
~ Started aud vigorously carried ent, we eau con-
nuer the rebels and restore the assendsney OF 'ne
National Nag"
rba Tsmss adds tina, "the Government mnst re-
form the generalship," that kearney, i''nee kaied
,ewhou, It pays glowing compliment, and e'sefs
whom /, mensiaas deserve higher positions, thai
the President should select the most successful and
skillfal Of the Major Generals and SIRE him corr
ssaad Of ths Array If f.ss MIA. and he will have
taken the frs; and most important step towards de
stroyins the rebsl army and crushing the rebellion.
II he has no, the s,rength or selfrellanee 10 take
this step. the rebellion viii certainly crush nm
Thus will be seen that the star oil Pope IS al
ready sinking in the Northern horizon, having io'-
owed that Of the Young Napoleon, With poffen'
tous rapidly Bot Lincoln has all along been act
tng upon the policy Indicated by the Ttaes choosing
new Generals and disniissing them, bat with the
sane unvarying illaek. First there WAS Scott then
Mcclellan, then Pope. But they have no match for
the Southern military leaders in their armies, anu
II the result depends superior generaship, the
Tsmss is right in its apprehension thai the rebellion
VIII crush Lincoln" More than all, Providence a.
vors our arms, and great and gallant people, IN
spired By a noble cause aud sustained by the ifre-
sistib,e arm of the Almighty, cannet be suodu.d
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BY RTCHARD CITTE0pv :.

CALE or A RESTAURANT ANN p,v
~ To0kTHEk WITH CIGARS. GRnrnnuRls.
1890 Ieoa ERs GnCTh IN sHoEs DosIsTess
at the store corner Of Main and IO,s .,. 'cs A. n
seii, at auction, very large and vslash. viii
GOODS, consisting 10 part Of 'hs folowins ot q
Cigars, Pipes. Ghost Tea, bags Coas. % 1900
Watches. sros. blscting. Cloves. Nu,o. ~ s r
sims. Mems, Womens, and Bows sho., ps and B..
Shoe and Butcher Knives. Shoe T. ma Boots
Combs. Tuck DO. Lead Pencils. Fine Conf. Long
Clothiog-4o0 pairs Cashmere Psn,s W",Im Ss
cts. and U"dershirts 100 doz Nset,;.. 1aei
uloSes . Domestic. Dsmin. ca.ser.s and p s.
sundry other articles suited to ths or..an, ard
At IL O'Clock. precisely, will be .ois ~. ups@and
rant and Fixtures. including the Kitglan ns'taa
bles Chairs Pictures. Dining Wars. Co., Ia
Bar, and every other article belonging IS ''s's
class Eating Saloon. TEkMs-Cssb. ars-
~
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CY MARYLAND EOUANkS--Ion Will meet
81 ySur headquarters this tFRIDAY) morning. at
10 o'clock, to prepare for mastering. The 500
haupty aud uniforms rendy. The company
wants six more men. By order.
10 ,a~i,s JOHN w. TORSCH.
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TTo THE HEIRS OR DEylsEEs OF HALL

TSO THE HEIRS OR DEylsEES OF HAIL
i NELSON, DEC'D-As you are not realdents
OF the county of Hsnrico, and your individual
names are not known to us, you are hereby aptiied
that We intend to erect upon land. lying below
10th street, and between the Columbian Mills canal
and the James river, mills for general manufactur-
ing purposes; and to accomplish that object II will
be necessary to enlarge what IL called the Nail Fac
tory canal, and 70 extend and improve what IL
known as Haxalfs lower dam. To accomplish these
objects. wa shall apply TO The County Court Of Hen
rico county on MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
OCTOBER nsxt, that being tbs erst day of the
term, for . writ Of I'd good daanGA
RAML j. HARRISON,
WIN. q. PANE,
JAS. i. APPERAoN,
ROOT A. LANCASTER
an ~ -lAw4ws John II. AQNTAGU1
n NOTH1R ARTl6LH OF HOUTHhKN
"a MANuyAOIuRE--No lamphlAek "A ID ccm
pcsali0a III sAme inSse1lents ussd thai Nasoo
has b IN tamcaa nlaekin9 - kati1es sal
!. bfaehAnAaa ~ poliaA eqnal % 6aeanl HAA1LA0X,
J19 suaau1ielaaeah M =. q JA0ka0
:! t. -: = { = !: 4 :.
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REFORMATION WANTED--Of THOMAS r.
4 MILLER a members of the Burk Sharpshooters
"a Georgia regiment Ee was wounded at tho bat
tie Of Manassas. ANY person will confer favor by
letting me know his whe reabou:s.
NJ A. BARNEY
Il Charles Batess, corner 9Th snd Clay sts
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NJ AsHISIS.l).
our people.

On the ith inst, a, lakewood Cemetery, by lac
Rev. Mr. Solomon, Capt. l.. w. RICHARDSON. OF
James City county, Va, 10 Miss kAbELLA Red.
FORD daughter OF john and Maria bedford, OF
Hsnrico county.
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I EkSONAI.-lntormation wanted to the
whereabouts of JOHN r. and MARCUS AL
LEN, meIabeTs Of Capt. Cuttss artillery company,
from Sumter county, Ga. BY application 10 the
Army Intelligence Office. they will find letter. &C.,
from home SO ll-3ts
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-My son, JOHN
II. PHARES, company F, nth Virginia regi.
laent, wounded and taken prisoner in the battle
OF Williamsburg, June 5tb. Although other pris-
oners have been paroled, have lard nothing
from him. Any person who knows bis where
sbauts condition viii please address Il letter to
JOHN g. PHARES,
Christisnsburg Montgomery Co., Va.
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t1SPECIAL NOTIUE-Attention is asked 10
my sals THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at the store
corner of Main aud 10Th streets. The STOCK on
hand is attractive. See auction head.
\. Pit L. CAUTH0RN, Anct.
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RUNAWAY.

DuNAwAY-Slo REWARD.-Ranaws y from
n, the residence of DIR. H. Z. WorslOm in Din
Wade county, ia the month of June my negro boy
JORDAN bright nuatto, about q years Of age;
well grown rather suilen conntenance; bushy
head and has upon his forehead two three blue
spots and under of his arm pits scar. the re-
sals Of a burn. Said boy seeu in one of the
camps around Richmond and is doubtless still with
A. hardly thirk hin, sufficiently intelligent to
have u ssed the lines, will pay $50 for his de-
livery.to me- CT 500 for his apprehension and con-
iiaeneut SO tina, &c. him again. Address or ap-
ply to DIR. JOHN n HiNIoN,
Howard Hospital, corner 25th and 26th sts,
~ Is-o,a Richmond. Va.
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Y11yT7E'
d. ALkXANDRR R0rr J

Eg1mS1ITUnE, DIT GOODS. cRocxy,v
6AY assss ~ g ,a, sso:s''e :. ~ so7s ). 6
6ECONDHAMD vURNITURE eo.,... ,sss lt d
bles, Chairs Dedstesds, Stoves. Cssasa T.
Glassware Also, Dry accds. Shoss CT "a
10 ALEX NCyTT
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r9FCONCENTRATEO LEY.2o dozen Concen-
.rated Ley lust received will be sold In lots to suit
purchasers. Call early at
ALFRED MOSES'S,
xs I0-3,s 63 Main street
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Concluding with the Oriental Gpectncle Of the
r . r T. Y r., HE Y r. 5

+ y r T. Y HE f. >
MR. w. H. CRISP'3
M DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Alter a brilliant and unprecedented season In 90
lumbA, q. c., aud Atlanta, Ga, will appear la tho
MOBILE THEATRE,
thaying leased the establishment on
MONDAY EVENING. Sept. Is, letis
Established members Of the profession can apply
by telegraph addressed to Atlanta TILL 18th inat,
after that date "Theatre, Mobile, Ala"
re l2-I1tA
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sTs- FIFTEEN BALES prime Brown COT
Tons. on consignment and for sale by
ne 10-3ts q. Is KouSS.
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BY 0ODDIN Z JEFFERSON 80. =.

VALUABLE LITTLE PARM. or sr,
ON TIE MEADOW bKIDnI m. AcEas.
NILES NORTHEAST or kICHMoSD TWO
SALE AT AUCTION.--A, tho reons., toa
Cstharine Prsnts, we shall cell at publis " Ars
On the premises, ON FRIDAY the l2tb Ss, .aeuo1
1862, at 5 o'clock r. H.. the vsluabls Ps,rS
a. above, now occupied by her. sdjoinny -, 'oes's'
Of wessrs. Fendall Griffin OAKLAND Han, 'Ie ans
others II contains So acres, of which az. 81, ~
acres are we'll set In oak woods. the hs Soou
cleared and in excellent cosdition. Of $50
acres are well set in Glover. The imnro,"..4n u
are nearly new, consisting al An exeelIen, dsaSh
house and the usual out-buildings all In GOOD I'm
and well OF fine water Ia tie yard TLs isnS
well suited for . market garden tn. n.,a aaa $
hood is good, and the place II remark bly hssI,s
TEkhs-At saie PossessiOo given 18Th O~,a,Jy..
next. lse3l oODDIh APPERSOy In'e''
By KRHT, PAINE & co, 11ciio5,-,
MANUFAcrURHD TOBACCO AT AMOR.
wi Our regular sale of Manufae tusi Tah iVN
viii take place on FRIDAY. ID. I2,b in, "N
nencing q, 10 O'Clock, and will cou.i., - s J'-
LOCO packages, Of various brands Of n,ss;n,'u.
fine qualities Several large Invoices 10 na
without reS~rve. The attention Of Luvs,. Na"''l
licited TO this sale. "
ssI KENT. PAINE d CO An.,.
HIGH CONsTABLEs SALr vii ). =
III on FRIDAY, Sept r. b. a. :. go, 1d
High Constable's Office. commen. =, - ~ 49,. sa
A. NJ, Q lot Of Household and Kt,rs,.a pnrn;,'.AA
consisting Of Bedstesds, Bed, Lounse TABLE ~.
fee Chair, sc. Also. about .svea gro., VI =,
Matches three sacks of Ground Alaia Sal, h, y,
Camp Furniture, &c, to satisfy suudr,' dr..
warrants and executions in my hand. ="
40 l0-tds GEO. A. FREEMAN B.CcR
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NToOD LAND FOR sALE-Ms viii san
w publicly.at 0oochland Court House, ON NON.
DAY. the 18th Of September. Court dsy.l ls5
acres Of LAND, located Ia the county Of 0oocA-
land Ii milss from the James river canal, miles
from the Court House. and % from the city Of RicA-
mond. adjoning the lands Of ]. w CottrsN, John
Woodson. and others About Is acres are cloared
the balance n oak and Pima timber.
Mr. J. y. VATKIEs. living near, win show thiy
land 10 any person wishing TO buy.
w. LEWIo.
se n--4ts ]. r. ARHYLE
Il LB1NARLR LAND TOR SALE .-Iaohe1aneo
h 70 IN srder a tAe Circuif Court q Alhema1le
coNnty. made u tie last Nay term. Hin IN o.
atas lssRlsaa. % FRIDAY. " MAey q oesehes,
abolA lJ0Acge AZ LAND bel0AolnG - ~ eelnA ,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-12

DANAWAY-SI0 REWARD.--Left my hosse
IL, Friday night lss., negro woman named MA
III A. about the medium size. black about IS years
old She may be lurking about Sidney, near my
house. or she may be making her way to Peters
burg, where she has a husband. l will pay the
above reward Tor her return to me, or secured So
get her again. ANDREW J. FORD.
IA ll-ots