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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sE~skLrs kT AuCTIGc' Our sales fer the
ansa!rS week will be held H. follows viz
Or TUESDAY. DECEaBER 30,
GROCERIES and
MAMUPaCl UEED TOBACCO.
WEDNESDAY,, OECbYbsE 81.
Large sale Of tiesh DIRK GOODS,
SHOES. snd Go THING.
no .a-2: KENT, PAINE d 60, Eucts.
rEr- EOsE uii, Il ---SaveTa. S2ut!etnsn ean pro
erf,e GoAED s.sd LOpGix Il IL a private family
with GOOD Accommodations, on moderate terms by
eafiy application. 3st street. Church ai,i, ssithin
yeaty iaicuses' walk oi t.s c.,y.
,p2Q-9.s Hrs 5. 2, Watkins.
aPECiAL NOTICE ,ser r=le' 'ar he SIS
mug week wiz tsta .,o il tha following, pTcer
ID wCkSphY, tbs a O. : 4 LASS 81 Ci.pt X,
Els, uAkE, IiAkDW ERs, tAREEtS, hnd I
AH.sS --...-.
o. WEDNESDAY,, tbe 81 pf2x., 3i.Ou Eh'L5
80 5-aar ,jerea fGh .GC'. CiGAH8, IS
IN I'D i. TIA 81 ar.I, lAS GOODS.
is,;tYI = ~Gl SHOES. = T.. -.
- .s-i7 SIlSTEE ). GUINNESS, A-et'a.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-29

ATEAT FRAMED DWELLING, on the East
~ :re of 5th street, opposite to s.. James
Church. FOB SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil b.. sold
o. auction on the premses, on TUESDAY, tbs I'd
day OK December, 1862 az p O'Clock P. n. the
house and lot located as above, now in the occu-
pancy oE ar. Michael Wall The lot fronts 1874
feet and iuns bach. 63 feet. The house is nearly
new, aud bas tour rooms attached to it.
TERMS -One third cash; balance st six and
twelve months fo- negotiat notes, interest sdded
secured by a trust deed
10 % GOnlIN & ApPERsnN Arets
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EasAHDlEG

yfUaEDLGC5 --sa ex@s!ier; uIflIasiei Room
s. with D5a-.) suitable for 2 gentleman sid
tfy or two seot .emsu friends AZ BE- lad on 9th
street. between Craze and franklin. Church Hi
Traa u far gentlemen a.su be accommodated
e. =, i,,,,i sni ;1dgry N % 81
GSnA2DIE3 Two IL -nish'd rooms, suited 10
An8il family, CT TIC NAgis gen lrla5n, Wit b
tUAED nay be bai h spy wing p the "a coGd
houae ':o,s lst sig-et, South s,ao of ,irace
nC - A.
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS PACKAGE LIST.

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t0nMIsSlOanRS SALE OF LOrs =, ..
~ TOWN OF FULTON As Commit fRl
ing under decree OF the Circui: Cou a. r.
entered S,.n IN the sui; Of stssrD, 4 Bsu nsas
aiS aa1 oi Ana Hsv w,s 'hs on SATURDAY
day. sell at public auction, 70 the h,ssa. o. IL
On the premises, ten Loss in the town ~ odds
Oentre street, numbered 10, 80 d % q, u noe
10, ii, IL Is. fronting together On "a. son,,M ~
Centre street, running back 81 feet ne
T!Rss.-one-thir caah balance unoc
OF s1 months for negotiable paper Win Sa'fs
added, and tho title to be retained un,,i ~ At~
purchase money is psid, with liberty 10 ,bs W.. -.
chaser to pay the whole in cssh. " '0s sa'
CT. & NANCE, CON,
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BY Godtin 4 Aspers0n, Aacps.
VTERY DESIRABLE TXRN OF ABOUT 9.

VTERY DESIRABLE FARM OF ABOUT 22G
Y ACRES, in henrico. on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railrosd ten miles above Rich
mond. FOR SALE AT AUCTION, together with
the Personal Effects thereon. such Horses, Mules.
Cattle, C:ops Of Corr Fodder, Farming Impie
meEts &c.-Ic accordance with the provisions OF
tho will Of the s!e Col. Thomas o. Burton, and y.
the reques. of lis widow, VS. shall, by directions 0!
his personal representative asu at public auction
on the premises. on FRIDAY, tbs 18th Of Deem
bsr, 1862 st IL o'clock A. H., CT fair not, tho
neat fair day the very desir ably-locaed TARh Of
| which Col. Thomas o. Burton died seized, located
as ABOVE containing about 220 acres of which
about half cleared land; the balance In woods
The improve ments consist CT large brick Dwell
ing and all the usus, buildings, sufficient for
the accommodation of a large family Its location
imme stately On the railroad, st Glen Alien Gross.
ing, where there il Cffice should attract the
particular attention Of persons doing business In
Richmond
After the sale Of the Land the Horses, Mules,
Cattle Hogs, Crops Of Corn, Fodder, Hay, &c In
Guiding Farming implements, will be sold
TERMs.-2or tie real estate, one third cash; the
interest, and secured By trus; deed; all cash,
., Tie option OF the purchaser For the personal
proper J, cash
no % GoDDIN L. APPERsoN, Auctrs.
VERY VALUE BILE REAL ESTATE on THE
Y forth side Of Broad, between 8th and 9Th
s.Ttst5. tor sale AT AuCTION.-Wili be so'd at
auction. On the premises on TUESDAY, the Ind of
December, 1862 at o'clock P. H., that portion of
tie Cd Broad Street Hotel ss fronts 60 feet and
| rams back l35 fsst TO @ =" ide, paved alley HOW
ren,lng far about $500 TO $500 per anpum. This
Is Justly regarded most valuable real estats and
should atuact the attention of capitalists and
cttars.
TE2as--0ne third cash; balance a: and 2
years for negotiable notes, interest added secured
py trus: ceed; all cash, ii desir d.
no ~ G0DDiE 81 AYP2ESON, Auct'rs
T AaGE STORE, dron front) on the corner of
; 4 Scoad end Oh street, FOR SALE At AUC-
1ION-WIl be sold a. auction, the premises,
on TUESD Y, Deer I'd, lse2, at o'clock p n,
that large aud admirably well located Tenement
ioeaad AZ above, for many Years past occupied By
MasSrs Stsobins d Pullen China Store. This
property Is SO we'll known that further de scrip
ton is deemed unnecessary. 1t is regarded as
amongst the most desirable business stands in Rich.
mond. It is new under rental Of 81 500 per an.
mum.
TERMs.-One third cash balance at and l2
months, for negotiable notes. interest added occurred
by trust deed or all cash, at the optioc of the
purchaser. GCDDIN e. APPERSON,
Eo29 AUctioneers
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20 y . Esssh. A..
No. D D. Chariss Ho,.I ~
Luz! ruRsiTTEE ar XTic r,n~tl
"a so!d o store. THIS tsArrpDUn-ws
Inc, novsmbse 2esA, comm ! n..n. y M
s.snaid lot Of new end seeort 10 oass
IukA eons.siael Of Ane Jesnv IIsad lCSs!|
1so1saas; ans Hair and shusk n.snd ~ ~
Ssds' goisssr,, and Pillows; ose s A.. = %
or 2 lot Of Carpet; 10. Of Silvs, .s Svslvw ~
Visnes. vonse Urns; lot OF Dra-.susd o.
snifts; IL boxes Auraschine; zoo ~ and ~
Also, one fine. yousg Horse. Ea,,..aAlr 4
ono Furniture Wagon; ono Auis. "a aoa D..
too numerous 70 mention. ma o!hss ~
Also, one dne Gold Wstch and M
yer wsscnes, Gold Chain, o. 'na'a' s,s 4
By }. c. Rsdvssd. Az, .se.s
STOREH0UsE AND T1T pop
~ PUBLIC AUCTION i Vim ~ sEsr A,
public auction THIS EvEgINn 'ns' sor m. y
the premises, the storehouss and Ie ~ o.loeI :
late residence Of William Newton ~. >. s'eininr d.
Kun Road. one mile and half fror' ". va tes Sx,,
no ~ J. O. REDWnn'nsay =
GALE AT HORSE LOTT I'm Aaes,
~ Horse Lot, on Council Chanh., nl u 4
MORNING., commencing at TO nv. hui m
Saddle aud Harness HORSES, MILE SCI e. s,ss
:. u REDWOOD 80
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r OSr~Got loose IL On Lewis .impson's stable
l 4 en- Oh strset u dark brown HORSE, years
ce ane of extremely 8ae appearance He haa q
few gay hairs hind foos above tie koof; hsd
On " len left Il ne hii.tor. The iilier will be lib
svaiy rewarded py bringing him toAhs above sta.
biz mo 26-3t.I n. n. NO2ELEET.
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US? ANTAD-Two good bridegroom SEX
w WANTS also, assistant male COOK
Apply Immediately at TIE Liuwood Iousa, corner
ST. sud Main streets no .a--2tk
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SOUTHERN EMPRESS OFFICE,
Riubm0Gj, New ., 1867.
YI,HE FOLLOWING fgEG0Es HAVE PACE
] AGES remaining Ia his clce, uncisimeo, to
GAl- ThoSa calling toc tbsu must produce ship
ping recaints Or ether evidence OF their authority
10 receipt for them
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kTkNTFr--Io rent, on the subui b. of the
Wv city, thIes or four scres of LAsD, with q
bo,,se su sbla :or servants. Inquire Of
u2.q~3 E d EACHO, I4;h s..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

met the child creeping towards the outside
door, having crossed one room with her
clothes on fire and almost burned of. The lit
tie sufferer seemed past feeling when the
mother discovered it, and appeared 10 be
smiling.
RHODE ISLAND.
Mrs. James Ludlow of Newport, while on
visit in Providence, tell on the ice AID broke
her LETT thigh bone.
The livery stable of LuGius Searle. in River
Point, was destroyed by fire Thursday noon
The building, belonging to Hiram Booth, was
insured for $780, Mr.. Seare lost property
to the value of $500.
The Providence journal says that the bark
Ariel which sailed from Providence Thursday
morning for Goree, on the west coast of Afri.
ca, was seized by United States Marshal San
ford, when off Bristol. After she lett intor.
nation was communicated to the marshal
which led linn to believe it was best to inves.
tigate the matter. The tugbcat American
Eagle was chartered aud went in pursuit, and
overhauled the Ariel as above, when she was
taken to Newport She was commanded by
Captain Levenstone, and owned by parties in
B0stON.
The Newport News comes out grandly with
the following city item :-"Wm. d. Lake,
Esq, returned yesterday from somewhat
extended visit in the country, which, without
fattery has improved his personal appearance
exceedingly, much to our delight, as he is now
acti.g in the capacity OF legal reporter Tor this
paper"
CONNECTICUT.
The casualty record of this winter shows
that about one day on an average breaks his
head, or leg, or arm, or neck by carelessness or
reckessness in sliding down hill, in different
portions of Connecticut.
WAR ITEMS.
VIM. I. Mix, son of Lyman Mix, Esq, of
North Canaan, Conn, aged &c, died in the
hospital Alexandria, in the latter part of Jan
uary. He was first sergeant in the Massachu
sets second regiment. His vile attended him
at the hospital. His remains were taken to
Stockblidge, where they bad resided.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The cost to Russia, during the first year of
the Crimean war, was 5000 100000. The cost
to our government, during the first nine
months of the present civil war, has been
100000, 900.
The high rates of duties begin to tell upon
the receipts at the New York custom house,
which are said to be quite as large as in the
most prosperous times, ranging from 500, 900
to $500, 900 daily. during the present year.
Patrick Murphy, OF the Massachusetts fif-
tenth, was badly stabbed in Baltimore on
Monday night Several persons have been
arrested on the charge of being concerned in
the assault.
Small as the American navy is, DIR. Russell,
some time ago, wrote that, for its size, it was
the most perfect in the world and the expe-
rience Of the past two or three mouths seems
to justify this compliment.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-The congressional
committee of conference on the treasury note
bill can not report till Monday.
Col. D'Utassy, of the Garibaldi Guard, has
been arrested by Gen. Blenker, for publishing
articles in the New Yorker Demokrat, on the
decentralization of the German division of the
army of the Potomac.
The result OF the convention Of railroad
officers is this On all roads of distances over
fifty miles, adopting the classification of the
four atlantic trunk lines, it was agreed that
deduction OF ten per cent. shall be made
from regular tariff rates on all supplies or
material transported on government account,
with proviso that in no case shall these
rates exceed for first class freight three cents
per ton per mile for second class freight, two
and three quarters cents per ton per mile for
third class, two and one quarter cents for
fourth class, one and three quarter cents. Al.
ter full discussion, the report was uuani-
mously adopted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-22

NEW YORK, Feb. H.-CoTToN unsettled; sales 1880
@ 23c.
fL0UR-Sales $500 bbls; state and western heavy
and Sc lower; superfne st IS 50 "a $685. extra sta
55 5.s5; roundhoop Ohio 60O@6O5 superfne western
$3.50 @ 555: common 10 good extra western S575 @ $50
southern dropping; sales $50 bbls mixed to goo $50 "a
$50; fancy and extra SIS @ 1925; Canada S. lower;
sales $50 bales; superne $50 a sos extra IS a g. u.s.
GkAlNIWheat dull and dropping; sales 5000 bush.
Corn drooding sales 2950O bush mixed 633c in
store, and Csc deiuered
PRoVISIoNS-Beefver very firm; sales $40 bbls; country
mess So @ $50; prime 81 a $50; repacked Chicago
$ll,5O @ 49, prime mess $40 q o. Pork frmer; sales
ll09 bbls; mess $3.50 q IA; prime $3.50 a 0lu25 prime
mess sl3,7S Cut meats frmer; sales 400 pkgs Shout
ders Al g 4tc hams &C. Bacon sides firm; sales SIC
boxes Cd for western Cumberland mddles; SIC
for long ribbed CO 72c ribbed latter price for
choice selected CITY, and 73c for western short clear
Dressed hogs are firm; sales at q Is for western
chiefly al a SIC for city. Lard very firm; sales 345
bbls, at 70 a. Ssc Whiskey active and tirmer:
sales 1900 bills at 25s q 26c chiefly 26c. Rice quiet
Sugars heavy: sales 1850 hhds; Muscovado g a 73c;
Porto Rico 81 ST. 80 hhds Meado at IT O32O bags at
63R. Coffee very firm; 300 bags Rio, at 10 "a 2tG Mo
asses droopne sales by auction 80 ds crop Porto
Rico $50 a 37c; Is hhds old crop do at 20 "a 243c and
50 Dbl. New Orleans at 3S rs hhds Porto Rico at IS a
CSC; 20 hhds Muscoyado at 2cc.
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GAINESVILLE TAKEN
NASHVILLE WILL SURRENDER.
Price and McCulloch Beaten.

ST.. Louis, Feb. 20.--Gen. Haleck has sent
the following dispatch to Gen. Mcclellan;
"Clarksvie is taken, with supplies enough
for our army for twenty days. The place is
now occupied by Gen. Smiths division.
Price, being reinforced by McCulloch, made
a stand at Sugar Creek Crossing, Arkansas,
on the 10Th, but was defeated after a short en-
gagement, and again fed Many prisoners
were taken and quantity of arms, which his
men threw away in their flight"
Fort MONROE, Feb. 20.-Richmond papers
of yesterday have the following:
AUGUSTA, Feb. 18.-Professor Paul arrived
tonight from Nashville, and reports that Fort
Donelson fell on Sunday morning. General
Johnston had elegrapled to the enemy, and
offered to surrender Nashville on the condition
that private property be respected. No an
swer had been received, but the majority of the
citizens seemed willing to give up on these
conditions.
A large number of citizens had left the city.
Thirteen thousand federal soldiers are at fort
Donelson, and two thousand at ClarEsville.
The river was rising so that the federal gun
boats could reach Nashville. A large amount
of government stores will fall into the enemys
hands. Most of the rolling stock will be
saved.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-Gen. HalIeck, today,
teegraped to Gen. Mcclellan that Gen. Curtis
has taken Bentonville, Arkansas, with con-
siderable quantity Of baggage, &C.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TENNEs ANS ENOUNCING
REBELDOM.
They ppOse Fighting at Nashville.
The Tennessee Legislature 10 Meet and Repeal its
Rebel DOings.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-Dispatches from Cairo
say that on Tuesday, two rebel regiments
from GAINESVILLE came to fort Donelson and
gave themselves up, saying they had been de-
ceived and were tired of fighting against the
old flag.
1t is declared that strong objections will be
raised by the Tennesseeans against having the
Bowling Green force offer battle at Nashville
The provost marshal at Clark sville sent word
to General Grant to come up and occupy the
town at once. Tie officers of the gunboats
now lying there represent the Union feeling
as very strong. The people state that they
had been made to believe that the Union army
groes, for abolition purposes, but now that'they
see it is not So they are anxious to return to
their allegiance. Prominent citizens say that
similar feeling will prevail in the whole state
in a week
Gov. Harris has called meeting of the
legislature next Monday for the purpose it is
affirmed, of having all the unconstitutional
acts passed by them Immediately annulIed,
and Tennessee officers and citizens declare
that the state will soon be back in the Union.
Gems. Buckner and johnson are still at fort
Donelson. Gen. Cullum, at Cairo, has sent
sixty nurses and ten surgeons to attend to the
wounded at Mound City.
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MARSHAL LAMoN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Recent disclosures
completely exonorate marshal Lamon from
the charges of encouraging or sanctionng
slave catching in connection with the Wash.
ington Jail, or the infliction of cruel punish.
ments. 1t appears that the regulations exclud.
ing members OF congress without passes was
rendered necessary by the confinement there
OF political prisoners, and was not intended as
all affront to the members.
This dispatch comes undoubtedly from
marshal Lamon himself, or from some scamp
ish villain Of reporter whom lie has hired to
send it. Was there ever such brazen fellow
as this Lamon
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New YORK, Feb. 21.-The celebration of
Washington's birthday will be universal. Ma
tiona salutes will be fred, the bells of Trinity
church will chime the national airs, Washing
toms farewell address will be read al the Coop
er Institute, where also an Grafton will be de-
livered by George Bancroft. Mayor Opdyke
in proclamation, requests a general suspen.
sion Of business. The produce exchange will
be closed, and the custom house, insurance
companies, and many of the banks will close
at noon. No session of the brokers' board.
There will be an Grafton and grand concert at
the Academy of Music, in the evening, under
the auspices of the Seventh regiment. The
city hall and public buildings in the Park will
be Illuminated. Citizens are requested to il.
illuminate, and in compliance with the request,
il ia likely to be general.