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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-07

drive all the rebel Families OuC CT CEe county,
IF granted they promise 5wo loyal rogiments
Tor the Union.
The yellow fever at Wilmington, II. C., is
not abating- Oo Monday there were forty
three new cases Several doctors have been
Sent tIom Charleston.
The Richmond XNbig says, tl2ss railroad
bridge over the Rappahannock was completed
on Wednesday,; the locomotives Hero and Old
Abe and few others were brought safely over
to this side of the river, together with q large
quantity Of railroad stock, etc. y
The State Of Mississippi and Louisiana east
Of the Mississippi river, is & separate military
department, under Major General pamberton.
The Confederate Congress has passed 9 Ill
to encourage the manuta ;ture Of clothing and
shoes Tor 1.-The arnly Of the Contederacy. > It
provides for the bringing in, duty free, Of
cards, card cloth, machinery, and ofter articles
necessary Tor such manufactures.
a little girl, aged five years, daughter Of
Mr. German, Of Harrisburg, Pa, was abducted
from her home few days ago, antlfound after
wards brutally murdered, in swamp near the
city. Some think the abduction and murder
were perpetrated by 8 lunatic, others suppose
g. released peniten iary convict Was the muir
derer It has since been ascertained shat the
fends name is Steidman, 4 discharged convict.
It is also said that little negro girl was found
suspended by her waist on a tree III the extreme
outskirts Of the town. nearly naked, With ner
arms and legs tightly corded together! She
was nearly dead when cut down, but is ROW re-
covering. Governor Curtin has offered 81 900
reward for the apprehension and conviction
Of the wretch who murdered the little girl.
A Louisville dispatch, dated Sunday, states
that the Confederates evacuated Bardstown On
Saturday morning. Eight hours AFTER the
town was occupied by the Federal troops. A
rumor was prevalent that the Federal force at
Hardinsville was attacked on Sunday and driven
back four miles. The report is not credited,
however.
Washington dispatch says thai the rumors
Of European intervention in American affairs
are mere sDeculations, as it is known that
nothing on that subject exists in definite or
official form.
Gen. Lee has ordered the return to Mrs.
Kearney, Of the horse and acoutrements which
belonged to the late Gen. Kearney.
George Francis Train attempted to speak at
the late meeting at Boston, after Senator Sum
ner had spoken, but was carried of by the
police.
Refugees from Loudouu county, Va, are
coming into Washington, reporting that Gen.
Lees army are taking all the horses 10 the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11
TeStinOnialS.

a tit,,ti
,-.-n.,es. safety, 'n'
'~' TestimoniaIs
T..,no0v If Judge klttndsc, of Vermont
81. F. Fo.GplAuE Esq,
sl.-i ~ ,cEy- % aid my testimonvin in t,vo,
.-,,la.NER- ElEU NAEiC and NEURAIETh
...l.,D" AG,r suffering with I}hc1nufi.,,, -, ~,
..r wears. ana lat year WITH = ynrt. ''V' ,a
.. f'..r one bottle utycur C0nD1upd [:,i,b
.... .,,'.,
...' @ud most eHacious medicine for +hq.
i...-.-.f. MAi.t. Mi ITRInrE
.... ... Dec |. $500
.5..r..tlc aud NepraI,ic Conronrd 3,
..... ........ae ll- the disease lever .ayg.
EfIAa. A. SMITH
r.'H.t..... House. Boston.
...t.-..- .,.ih HueuG..tlsm twenty ycora on6
. ....to4j 10 NV bcl several Wyaks last snrin,, ]
..., E. red bY the use OF one bottle OF " Gardi-
w.. -....-ggtn and NeuraIria Comnound =, Nnp
xxi 1.IES. - franklin street. Boston '0'''
T.,r.,..e.n a constant sufferer from Neuralpia for
.,. N nrl. and been driven hy cxcrutiati1% nam
.s,r Of numerous remedies without obtaintnPr w.
,,lv.,ludrced to t-y } Gardeners Rheumatic and
I.r, M Ccmpound.3 ! have taken mt one hoftIa
~ on entirely well-D. l.. BaXIrR Drv Good
s,, No b Appleton Block Lowell Mass
nave been afflicted with Salt Rheum in it's worst
t.r nr long time, and suffered more than can no
r,rnci except by those similarly afflicted. tried
."t,,I. ~. vour Cnmnound aud c,n bona..I ~
4. Believe myself entirely cured JOHN A MtiRi2
h, s. House BOSTON, Mass
vrcn ten years of age has been three wears A pr.a
r.,, from Salt RheuIn ha, hand, covered wtb sora
s1 N constant pain one bottle of your c"mno"nd u
I- DhIn-J W Hammond 80 Milk Street Boston
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11
THE SILVER CHORD,
companion TO the Home Cirtle.'
Collection OF Favorite
Songs, Ballads, Duets and Qunrtets.

wish Pianstorte Accompaniment.
I1s fiom Circle" known by all most ad bic
'E .on u pieces for the piaEoforte, finds fit com
"a ID .hl' superior collection of words with piano
.-ltp-rt. longs that have become az household
d. hesaly every connuni with many new can
'''''' f-olC favor, uot we'll known but which
a.'-- y. he appreciated, are all here. Every
|,' ~ 2 l.Araaaiu voice will not fail to look al
.'.'A w.. l..s VIII convince them that it is just
'.j Va. 5Ut tD4sins p0tcaaacd II and given il .
.-t-.. ...4eu, tl.y viii be iaiy satisfied that
....t..'. ..'.ty y,.lholt IT.
e4.'n Hoa.ds, $ -. Nailed, post
..t.. ht4sO& o co., Iut!isAera, ~ wash
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11
Trains Coin = NortEs nra ygesy.

Leave MoHfeer at ) 60 A. n. go \. and 20 p
MAIL iEAiN leaves Boston at 730 Nj. via. Lowell
LAWRENCE or FltclhurC Leaves Springfield at r. Is A a
pe'o"a rams al lz@o r m., connecting at White tyer
junction Wllh Nefhern r. Il. from Boston and with Pas
suhpslc h. H. Tor and from -. Jobnshury and tlcton
afrVlng al bnfllngton at Gas P and ST Adams at T.
80 P NJ, Ogdensburgh 250 M, and Mon,reai at 10 20
P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIr leaves Mortified at T. 90 A. s
and Burngton at 925 NJ, for Houses Point and Mon
trea.
NIdHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls a, l5pn
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
view YORK at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire r. r.
leaving Boston at 400 ?. N. connecting al
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
800 ?: N. via Lowell s1 Lawrence. Leave White
hFel Junction at li.oJ p NJ, arriving vt BuTng gton
at SEQ NJ, Rouses Point at 7.20 A. NJ, Montreal at
10 N. and Ogdensbugh at l2.4o NJ, connect ne
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night pres
trains inning between RolSe's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho Yves: for sale a.
the principal stations.
G.XERRlLL, sup't.
H. AlbAna, Vt, Dec 3, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and NEURALGIA
UND.

4,.ud Sait kheum 1t is an internal remedy. DIN,
r,g 'u entirely c!adicGtng the disease ,eol,iring
a., .r-al IN Diet or business, aud NAV be taken hSS
,a and ucrsons OF the most delicate constitutions
n, u,.t,. safety
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

'Ek, since the dawn of civilization, has there
been recorded such improvement in medical scenc
as that h&ugnratcG by the discovery of
CARfI'S CATHA2IIC CANDIES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
REUEEnaEDNAEI CAkDE.

~. Dr. 4. l. GAR LR offers his ,ras2s.
- 81 n ter ,i.es to ;Ge C,t2A-s Of E.chuonc
sou vicinity. hc gaa he f,u"G ,itb i-Lt o.
cay at his - sid nee I. = X . 5irra- IL, 1t coo
sOove h, Melr pol!tan Ha I, tDr. M,Grude. :
old offs- CTuers left GA Liz sis ., a. :aD West
ham Hon., Sidney. will eca hi iuimsdia b.
q IL ittDiI. - f,ra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

I9Hr tk4ILhEaY COMPa1.Y line
1 undersigned, having been authorized to
r.1Ise Company of iieht Artillery, is now
prepared to receive loo VOLUNTEERS FOR
THE WAR.
He has battery of fine guns ready for the
field.
Persons wishing to enlist will please call
IL on the undersigned, Thomas A Brander
or !. Eeil gger, at the hecrui'ing Rem.
devious Oh 10th street. between Main end
Cary, mex door to Crawford Saloon.
A heavy draft will be made In a few days
to fill up the companies now In service. and
persons wishing to avoid II will 40 well 70
enroll themselves at once.
Those having subs titutes to offer will please
present them without delay. A bounty of
FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid e ich man as
soon as "a us tered IN TO service
GREkNLEE DAVIDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
TOBACCO DEALElss.

WILLIAMS & DARLINGTON have
" REMOVED their Office to Gary street.
two doors below 18th. In addition to their
usual business OF selling WHEAT, TO.
BAtNO &c, would solicit consignments Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of which We
have, at present, q well-assorted stock. Will
be glad to have q call from Suffers and o thor
dealers. fel4-lm<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

~ ia - .Let -.,r, als,use. + On
~ lie county OF II rcuc, Va. and twelve
Yea s. prac ice p,atuiiY & RS h,s services t..
% / hAoitant' OF ll-LInGno "a ali ,he branches
OF Pr1iesnion.
Cffice Old n.iu street, over the Bang of Ii e
Commonwealth. ana opposi.e the American H.
fe'. Ia I"-lmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

HIS. ta.,s!sAi,CE 0k1r' / Or Va.t
RICHMOND, January IL, ls62. {
A s .haIe sTe vet q large nu mber of FLINT
n LoGK MUSKETS distributed over this
s'sts, 80 having them in large or small num-
bers, ~ again urgently requested to send them
N, to MY ADDRESS, hat they may be altered and
put In good order ready f'r the use o. the troops
that will tshe the field next spring. Each musket
Is of crest value, none can be bought, or made
Ia the bts.e. CHAS. DIMMOCK
Is Its Col Of Ordnance Of Va.
g. City papers copy ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

W. Dn r. ~ HAN OK hsviog b-el OK.
~ dercd 10 Cen ETe'i's brigsdo 81 Surgeon
VIII necessarily % SD eHt from city tor L tia e
Those wishing bis p.oie s ausl services will fiud
his fepresen alive, DR. JAMES u WILLIAMS, at hi,
office, psepar ID 20 attend T. t.e.r Gals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

CLOTHING u DIV GOODS.
CSn nseI,eH Army ovnRcoATs
LsDtE b1. pse.es si,ys.sh .s'ue Pads ard
Is pieces Nnsiish Black GRAPE.
pieces nngiisn I Oonssderats 0ray
CLOTH, Imported By the ''Rlla
WTLsOH 4 ncMwAMn,
lust KEUkIVED loo yard0 Of Orenahaw's
ID best Military GRAY OLOTH. Alsc 100 y6s.
Of OrenshawI Oonfsdsrsts Blue Doeskin GAS.
BIAEaE which the subseribsr win ssD 81 .
small advance or MAKE UP In UNIFORMS, a
the shor.sst notieeaand on rsasonable terms.
JOHN HARTZ, Military and Civic Tailor,
f. 1-lm* eth, bet. Broad ana Grace sts.
NlL CLOTHS. subacribera, having In.
creased their facilities for manufacturing, are
now prepared 70 supply merchants with OIL
wide Also, GAP CLOTHS. Thsse goods will
ne found superior to any other Manufactured In
the South. The attention Of clothiers u pArticu.
i.rly called to These goods: Samples ana prices
Factory near Central Depot,
ia 3l-lms Once on Main and Governor sc. .
JULIUS bYOLE desires 70 notify his friends
81 aud the public at large that on the goth OF
February 1852, he will remove bis large stock Of
Dry Go IDS, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
bsiow Ar. Marx Downeys Store:
N. Bills present Store. No. 1Se Brood street,
oesweeo Sd and 9TH streets, for rent, with Dwell
Ling and Store Fixtures.
IL 20-2ot~ JULIUS BYOLH.
ING LISH PILOT CLOTH.-l case dark
~ blue heavy EnGlish
In store and for sale by
jal-b BACON q BASKERVILLE.
NEW GOODS! NEW 4OODS!. ChEAP
~ AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
5000 yards English Calicoes; 400 yards
splendid Lawns, Organizes. and Jaconets;
!, 500 yards DENNIS aud Linens for pants; 5000
yards Bleached Cotton; 5000 yards Swiss,
Chs eked, and Striped Muslins; 500 Under
Shir t. and Drawers; 200 Stella Shawls; 1o,ooC
yards Swiss and Cambria E1ges and insert.
Jugs; 500 yards real Thread Laces and Edg.
i~Es. Persons wanting bargains for theil
own use, or to sell again, will do we'll to give
l a call at EZEKIEL'S, Al Main ST.,
| felS Enailerts Old Stand.
NALL AT TUPMAN'S SHIRT DEPOT
I J for I1assimere sand Flannel Shirts; FOL
MeriHo Shirts and Drawers; for Leggins and
CATERS. different styles; for Wool Head
Covers and Comforts; for proof Blan.
keta nd IIpQZina. 100 Main street f. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

w. s. Wyatt g. co, Of Charleston 6 c.,
~ beg e. iaf0 IN b II friends everywhere tina
ths great FIRE hioh occurred IN city lat night
I'D them TO Immediate injury, either in their stOcs
CT private no-aes.
We feel this announcement One to our friend,
who have iargs amoaD'tf ps 3perty IN our hards
''Sv'"st"~ fs.. th, 70 rfa ik-ta
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fs l4-lW'
II r y r Il : ri >


There are thousands Of arms-m Us kets, ri.
fies pistols, swords, and carbnes-the pro
perry OF the Confederate States. having been
captured from the United States, which are
IN the hands of citizens throughou: the Con.
federacv. and ere he'd by them as trophies
rne most urgent need OF these arms, every
orsken and sound. is upon us. For every one
# them Il volunteer ie kept on : of the field or
sent TO risk his re with Il fwliDG piece or
flini.iock III Iney will not supply their places;
hey were bought with blood, and their ab-
sance from the field Wiil surely cost US more
blocd. Al having these arms, or even parts
Of Them, are impiored to return them at
once, and magistrates and police officers
everywhere are rec 1ested to apply the law
10 tlos@ h4 wing neither hones.y or patriot
,sm. Let them BE- shipped immediately by
exprt SIS 10 "ordnauce tffi Ger, MGuass9 e
Junction. where all charges on them will
oe paid. E. +. ALEX ANDER,
fa Id. Chief Ord. A. p.
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$50 hu-! 10 ARMol-tItt1 DOL
LARS BOUNTY, GOOD QUARTERS
AND tNIFOnMj FURNISHED The rI-
LEH ARTILLERY beng nearly ready to mus
ter in service wi ceive Volunteers as well as
,ubs utes 8 r persons isbs to re drafted. APP
oly I'm ne ie.e: y st the Rendezvous corner Broad
AID I'D ss or o h. L. DICKINSON,
&, S3,x NJ, "a N.t = 81 R.rh III md. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
SERVANTS I'OR HIRE.

TP IVArE SALE
Ne have for sale privately, . superior
NO. COOK,
40 mt 30 yesrs old. without eneumbrancs. We
would sell h,r bargain e. rem IN in tha city.
DICKINSON & Hi l.,
fa G-3t A cticrae:a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

AUJ'T AND lN,P'R GER y OfFlCE,(
IAztrGcsl RIoHnoED, .Jal. e, 1852.
y PEGl AL pRpEEts 10. u.
VIII. Lieu tenant Colonel GsokGB UBAs,
Assistant -djUtaut General, is assigned to du.
" in the Adjutant Inspector Generals Of
Tee, and will take charge OF the General Re.
craiting Service OF the Army. All comm.
nications pertaining to the recruiting service
Will be II arked, on tie upper right hand side
Of the envelopes which covar them, :s' Re.
crui'ing Service"
By command OF the Secretary of War.
JNO. WlTHERS,
ja ze%w Assistant Adjutant General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

DR. JAMES II. VIII "A ANS cifers bis rrofes.
EouAi sargi 90 - ths ciizer, Of kicau, I'D and ii
oini,y BE NAV te found a. DIR f.. ". HANCOCK 6
Office On Mall, between 81 AID An street. 4 et
Ar. Wn. II. Pill iifs Office 18th RET, be.
tween Lain sid Bank. AZ the usual office hou d
Aoy message let Ct either place viii be prompt
~ atten ca to. i0-to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

TOR SALE That beautifully located RhSl.
DENCE on Fourth str oct, CANDLES Hill,
directly opposite Prat:'s Cottage, containing SIX
rooms. For small sized family, no more desira-
BILE location Jean be found In this city Inquire Of
Asa Snyder, 1t Richmond Stove Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
MILITARY NOTICES.

VOLUNTEERS To THE FIELD!-All
Y persons favorable. to the organization
y. a VOLUNTEER COMPANY will meet at
NV ITENiNit' ehrusrv En- ,sss ~ ,
o'clock.
Suf not the stigma OF q draft to fall upon
yon. Let the country see that patriotism IL
not extinct In the hearts of Virginians.
fs
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$50 Cn1b1b A4Ue8ek =.
TUsT 3 Z UZ1sv q D.
q q hn1.. eholos n. .. grean suaAR,
10 n. o. Olarl0od
IS bills. N. .. MOL ASSES,
100 packages SMOKING TUDACUO. p
SARDINASf CLANS and OYSTERS.
In CANS
For al. 81 20 q. ". ROBINSON.
70 l8-et* - Pearl Of.
lust RHUE1vKD-
ONION BUTTONS.
l0' '''' " POWERS 4 HANpLEY,
10 l6-3ts Tor. Main and 18th SITS.
10 DBIs. BED APPLIES, medium siss. in
10 good order.
50 Bushels GLOVER SEED. prime quality.
Fer sale on s. SG1 s. sT0mPk II sRo
DYE, BYE F1OUR. &C.
10 'o'a'" s sssi Ely. Peas;
20 bbls. Rye Flour; :, -
Fer sale BY BLA1R HARvIE.
q N D RIEs.
- HEMP rw1NE.
1oTToN Wharf.-The rw1nE,
PECAN NUTS,
WRAPPINu PAPER,
For sale BY g. W. ROBINSON,
ID EMOVAL.-Ws have removed cur Store "a
III the large four-story Warehouse ON Gary
Street, between 18th and 18th streets, four DOOR
below our old stand, and have In store and fol-
0le-
10000 Lbs prime BACON.
800 bushels Black Dyed PEAS.
300 bushels BEANS. .
500 bbls. FLOUR, diae.en. srsdss.
20 bbls. Mountain WHISKY.
100 busheis TIMuTHY-SER
100 bushels OLOVAR-S AHD.
1000 lbs. Country SOAP. 1
goo kegs LARD.
50 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
f. 1T 3. W. PIERCE 4 90.
n a. BALDWIN { CO..
w. (L0:e Of AlezandTt0,)
HAvtng removed TO the three story brick Store
house ON 18th, between Main and Cary streets, q
. 10 at the lowest market rates
IS hhd bids Me- New Orleans and Clarified
Ito 5 %os good to very superior TosAo'
100000 CIGARS, Of v.riou. Qualities.
50 cases Smoking TOBACCO.
1000 lbs. CANDLH.WICK.
l,l00 pair Soldiers SHOES,
500 pair BROGANS.
To which they will be sdding daily such goods
- their customers need. They invite country
mercbants, and particularly their old friends Wis
ting this market, to give them a call.
ja36-lm
01O. II. FLICK RO. J. OHRIsTIAN.
~ go. II. FLEOK & CO.,
" Manufacturers Of superior
White Wine and Pure Oidel
WIN G AR,
For Yickfng, &C..
Main street, near Goth Richmond. Va.
~ Orders sent BY mail promptly attended to
10 212m~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

~ UrrIIE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME, Of the clio Medical House. coatnes
himself taalniy To ~ office prsctco Franklin
street q little below. the ga fSDgo Hotel, end d.e
onaLy oppo,its Odd FeilS~s' Hal, where okiilfu
and conBdenta. treatment rlay be obtained
sOE-ble terms Those who have been exposed I,
certain contagious aiis.ents. invited 10 Cal
eAly.
COMMUNICATIONS 6y mail or therwise, promptly
attended 10. ibtice open from A. ri TIL 9P. n
3ts RICHMOND. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
etNOn NIKE

r. A smart NEGRO BOY,
twelva years old, accustomed to waiting on
the table a nd in tbe house. To q good h ONE,
maiter* price will be charged. Apply to
fr - ST. * E.S Il 60.
- O.. Hi hE-An accom- piI>heu
n HOUSE SERVANT.
have for hire a , o. HOUSE SER
WANT and LADY I'D. T. procure her
=. sa isfactory home, the price will Da very
N moderate. ALFRED MOSES,
frC Is 63 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
NOTIOEiI NOTIOEilI

SMOKING TOBACCO.
$4,000
Genuine Havana CIGARS,
Of superior brands
100000
Domestic and German CIGARS,
from lowest to highest grades.
Together with the largest and cheapest stock OF
CHEWING TOBACOOH
In the market. ranging from l23 to IS cents per
lb Suffers and other dealers y i'll find il t, their
advantage to give US a call before purchasing, -
our stock is complete In every particular, ard We
are determined not to b, undersold by any houae
In the Southern Uonfederacy.
j. e BURRESH T. 90,
Wholesale dealer In bacco, Cigars, &C..
ia 3--lm iOr Pyoad NJ ahovo cnP oh
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(1LD VIR9INlA RYE WHISKKY-

nLD VIRGINIA BYE WHISKY.
50 bbls. Virginia WHISKEY, Of good quality.
10 bbls. very hne old Rye WHISKEY, part
ave years old.
800 boxes and packages fine Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO.
10 bags Rio Coffee.
New Orleans, Clarified ard Cfushed SUGAR
In store andfos sale by GEO. I. HERRING,
ia 19-1mA &c Main street
ID EMOvAL-WILLIAM T. KING has.
10, moved his gtock Of GROCERIES to tn
house vacated BY Austin & Gentry, doors ives
Of his old stand
In addition to the BEST assortment Of Groceries
70 be obtained during the wa the subscriber viii
keep on hand q stock CT Hay, Corn, Aye, Oats
ia25-lm VIM r. KING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

nISSOLUIIuN.-Thec o-partnership hereto
u fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
CAREY was dissolved by mutual consent on
the lst inst. The business will hereafter pc cen.
Quoted In the name Of II. b. SPENCE.
e. B SPENCE,
ia@A q w CAREY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

0V0 8DEV - AxVO 00A04
1TOsT VALUABLE 051NTTF.f1oNT
Nk TENEMENr. IN THE CITY OF
klUUIOND, ADJOINING TIE 7 RAD sA!3
BANK, FOR SALE.-Ws are author lIse e
sell the v0y valuable granite. ffont Ten r
MENT, located a. shove, now In the oceuocoey
al Mss8s. John yton q Harwood and others. Tnts
Tenement n not only = large 01e. havsoe nne.
dry cellar, we'll ugAtsd, but il among me oest
built 10 this city. AIp,yc n e . App,raoN.
TEX AS LANDSi TExAH LANDS I've
i Offer for sale 70. 900 acres OF valuaDie
TEX AS LANDS, or will exchange the sane
for Negroes, Tobacco, Fancy Dry 0ooos, OF
Richmond city Real Estate. The lands are
OF early location, and the titles iAdisputAoIe.
Parties wishing TO negotiate for the same
will please apply to the undersigned, q the
Texas Depot on Bank st., next door 70 the
70 iGsts WIGGINS DANIEL.
TOTSE AND LOT FOR SALE PR1'
II VATELY.-We offer for sale. private
r.. an excellent House and Lot, on CLAY, b..
tween Munford and 0ilmer streets. The lot
fronts twenty. seven feet, and II one hundred
feet Deep with a comfoY table brick house,
nearly new, containing rooms and passages.
There IL 8 we'll Of good water on the lot, and
also necessary 0ut-buiidings. II not SOLO
previous to Wednesday, 18th February, II
win be sold at public auction, on the prem
ises, that day. at 1 O'Clock p. n.
REDWOOD KEAOH,
Ia Nn-4s Auednn Nora.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

VALL Ar TUPMAN'S SHIRT DEPOT
I ! for IJassirnere sand Flannel Shirts; for
Merino Shirts and Drawers; for Leggins and
CATERS. different styles; for Wool Head
Covers and Comforts for Waterproof Blan.
kets and I.e9zina. 100 Main street fal2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

NEsIRABLA Rk6lDENUE AT PXIVAT
IL SALE offer for sale. privately, .
very pleasantly located FAHLY RESIDENCE,
on Leigh street near Buchanan's Spring. The
Lot fronts 10 feet on Leigh street, running back
l76 feet. and bas on 1t an excellent House, con.
tsinif eli xht rooms with large porticos from. and
rear. All the buildings are Of toe best materials,
and nearly new, having been built only twelve
months. There 10 also on the lot q well of excel.
lent water, and many desirable fruit trees.
A bargain may DO had II early application u
made 20 as REDWOOD Il KEAOH,
Auctioneers aud General Agents.
ia 21-ts Nc. 81 Main street.
T1ARM In HANOVER FOR SALE.-
L, We offer for sale privately very con.
veniently located FARM in tho county OF
Hanover, two miles South Of the Court.
House and thr se-Q uarters Of q mile from the
Cen trail Railroad. The Farm contains one
hundred acres OF most excellent land, with q
good meadow, and Is considered one Of the
most productive Farms OF its size In the coun.
ty. The buildings are very good, the dwell.
ing Is two stories, con tanning five rooms with
garrets, a good school house, carriage.
house, &C. It is considered one OF the best
locations for professional gentleman In the
county. Apply to
REDWOOD l. KEAOH. Auct's,
IA 30-tf "a Main st.. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

TOK RENTING whole Of the second and
third stories Of the building corner Of
Main and 18th streets, two a ,ors running
the whole depth Of the building, and two
rooms over the store Of Mr.. Favief, ON 18th
street. The whole, with q good entrance
from 18th street-not suited for families.
fe l0-1w Z. b. SPENCE.