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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
The NoFsh and the Soush.

A friend just returned from the North ex.
presses bis surprise at the appearance of
chez ulness an business activity that pre-
wallis everywhere. he would not know that
war existed here at all but for occasional
movements Of military stores, and the ap-
pearance OF uniformed men in the streets.
Al the North, he says. there 1t an en-
u-sly different state Of the public
mind. There IL great anxiety and serl-
ems apprehension evident In the faces
Of the people. The same people that
eight month since were rampant for war,
seaious in raising money for 1t and calling
ont Justify for putting down tho rebellion,
are now silent and melancholy. While bust
ness lie stagnant and the streets deserted, men
arc dTeadfuliy impressed with tho weight
Of taxation incurred by the war, and
zee no hope of putting down the rebellion.
They are sharp enough to sec what amount
Of interest alone Is involved In debt Of
escsa, hand~sd ns4Aions per snn1m some OF which
10 borrowed at 7 and So loo per cent. They
know that the entire annual revenue OF the
old Union did not amount to as much as the
interest upon this enormous one years debt
They see that the Northern Union can never
pay 1t and pay its current expenses too; ard
they are losing faith In the war and the
Government also. The universal Yankee
nation, in short. begins to see that the war
don't pay
Our informant confidently, and very natu.
rally, looks forward to resistance OF the
war tax. He predicts the organisation Of =
party ON the principle Of the higher law.
which will decide that the war was unwise.
foolish, and unholy. and therefore they will
neither pay to continue it, nor help to pay
Inc debt incurred for 1t, though 1t be discon-
unnsd The Government Treasury Eotss
are losing credit, and people begin to say they
never will bs redeem cd, while the Govern
ment has Io other resource and NO export
commerce, now that the Southern States are
separated from the North, upon which to
base their credit.
Thus 1t may we'll be inferred that In six
months In the absence Of some great victory
over the South the Northern Government
will b reduced 70 dsspsration-haviny no
credit abroad or at home, and being the OBJ.
]sct Of universal contempt. What can hold
such Government togsthsr7
Its anticipat lions such a. these that sad.
den and o'srcioud the public mind Of the
North, while hare At tbs South the faith In .
JUST PROVIDENCE. A JUST CAUSE,
AND A LOYAL PEOPLE. lend 70 the psb.
lie eountenancs that con0dsnt hope and
chsertuiness which We may everywhere 10
hold. and which were 90 much admired by
our Virginia feliow. citizen Just come home
afsera long confinement In Fort Warren.
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kanawha County.

A letter from Charleston, Kauawha coun-
~, states that James II. Brown was elected
Judge OF the Kanawha Circuit, on the 20 tn
December, undsr the FheeltnS Gov~xa<nt. And
the writer adds: "Oan you imagine greater
fan from our late worthy incum bent, Judge
McComas! Who could have supposed that
his mantle would have thus TALENT O,
Tsrapora. O., Aores."
Mr.. Brown was elected to the House OF
Delegates, last May, from Ksnawha county.
but has since turned traitor, and been pro-
minent mem Der Of the Wheeling Convention
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The Nsrsh Caroline Ceass.
The part OF the eoast OF North Carolina
menaced by the enemy includes about half
ofits ocean front. The Sounds In which Il
,s supposed he proposes 70 conduct his opera.
tons are separated from the ocean By . spat
Of sand. pierced by few very mar row inlss..
here and there poin - Of land q little elevated.
The arabic land contiguous TO the rivers
emp,ying into the Sounds II fertile, and bro.
ducss heavy crops OF Indian corn; bat the
Intervening country chiefly consls to Of pine
barrsrs, valuable only for the turpsntins
yielded 50 abuudantly by the pine forests.
The towns situated upon the rivers and At
or near their entrance into the Sounds are al,
very moderate in size. and plain and old.
faahioned. The largest OF them II Nswosru.
situated on the Nsuss river, some forty miles
from the southern extremity OF Pamlico
Sound. 1t has population Of only some
500. SO thatis may b presumed that there
nno great deal Of damage to b done II som .
u these towns ara taken They are New
'ern, Washington, Edsnton, Elizabeth City,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, and Winton, principally
engaged Ia the turpe ntine and lumber trade
There could hardly be any design simply
against these towns, As the enemy could gain
little BY ssixing thsm. II We look TO the ip.
terror, we Ind no salient point nearer than
Weldon, or some other locality as far from
the Sound, on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad. BY seizing the Railroad, our com.
munication with the South by that way may
BE- In terruptcd. But the march to that road,
some sixty or seventy miles, II one Of difsicul.
~, incrrTipg the danger Of being cut on, and
not therefore 70 be under AIKEN lightly or
withoat soms great end IN view, which we
can hardly see possible.
II. then. there Is no important field OF opera.
lions In the sounds themselves or in the
westward interior, we cannot 500 what the
great Burnhids Expedition can b. after nm.
less 1t be to threaten Norfolk in tho rear.
That IS 8 move on the chssa- board that may
psessLt pleasing expectations 10 our North
ern nsighborh; but the execution Of it is
very different matter from the planning. 1t
will be found that II Is easier to take Norfolk
in tho rear on paper than by the Dismal
Swamp or at this season come other dismal
routes OF swamp, marsh, mud and forest ut
oIly for The marches OF Amphibia. BY the
canal Of course they cannot come to Norfolk.
Any other line Of N arch, II not obstr ucted by
natural ditc ulties 1t this season, is easily dc.
fensible.
Bat once more we suppose Burnside will
soon let US know what he means TO do.
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LOS1, HTKAXED. ~.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN,
- From the Stable of the subscriber on
Nsnabls street, Union Hill, Monday, Janua.
~ Goth, two HORSES, one Is Bay Horne in
good order, with a little white on one hind
foot. The other is Sorrsl MARE, hadsA
halter on, and q sore on her back. will give
suitable reward for thor delivery to me.
JOSEPH J. METTERT,
ia 90 st* lst Market. Stall No. IS.
r OST-On Tuesday, 2let Instant, passipE
IL from Sd street. between Main and Ca
~, to CANDLES Hill, thence to the corner Of
9th and Canal streets, q Lady . large CAMEO
BREASTPIN. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving 1t at the corner of 9th and Canal
streets. ia 2s-lt<
II UST-On Tuesday, a POCKET BOOK,
i containing eight Ten Dollar Don fedo-
rate Notes, and two One.Dollar Bills for
which . suitable reward will be given, If left
at the city Post Office.
ja 23-7t* DAN'L n. MALLORY.
TSTRAY SOW.-Came to my house, near
~ Manchester, on the 18th inst, Brown
Spotted SOW. Tho owner IL req ussted to
come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away, or she will be dealt with
as the law directs.
ia 2s-st* HENRY MORRISETr.
TIVE DOLLARS REWAKD.-Estr aged,
from Mr.. WV. SLBDD's, on Brooke Tam
pike, WHITE BULLOCK, with a long
tar mark on his right shoulder. ! will pay
the above reward If COP fined where can get
him. Any information concer ming him will
be thankfully received.
ia 23-2t* b. b. CRUMP.
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~ 6ODDM Z lRRkk00Ms AsaHs.
MOST yALU10T6 E1zI. narArr
Ul Tie City Of Alshmsad, On Tie 1crih ~. - =
WITH : 1870 6toek q HsaaasSrv. St.sn. ~
~. Tools. "a fxturea. m m acs.ri"ss 49,:
Ths eo-paslnalahip az y. Or1Wel = o..
havine exrles6 ~ Nm N tinn - sheli n -
Sormity 1fh c. a<%ieles a. ssrss.se.t .rrss.S -
seli. on TUEaDAY. the M iu.tant n hi o;eiS
4. T., on ths prsauises, the factory sud other
T.. T06 xASaisssH ID ies;2sJ Sn .s -
"a q. hn;,Ss.l so ~ 20 .s.s .,ay % nsi e
n ~ hoth t6ree sories k,sh.-. sc.rdr~ 20 ~
"a. nisnksnithp Hhou Mn 81 a. artnrs. ~ ~
pIets. q. = 49,
-ArAn
m. eo.ir. Lot of II GHTNxrv &C.,.
,,c. 49, !. .o"n,.ss @n.Lss ~. .of nooa ma
= ~. a. : .nnsrtor
IA HERR pov.r Ensi.e and nsu..
.w,.,.cr srcr .iS. T..hS. "'nos'
3.rrs-;or ;,o., IA "a -a%
lspiendid .roa Plane.
asupsrior wood Pisnsa
3 Dnll Presses and Drilla
Large Dos Machine.
Circular Saws and Frames.
STORING Macuinss.
Tenant and Nortieins Naahfnss.
Portable kores. Ursues
- Blowing Fan
benches and Vices. Stocks aud D,sa Grind
stoaes, Skating and Pulliss. Blal ksmith'a Tools
Pig and Bar Iron, ssssonsa Or. An. and o,hsr
Timber Corn Shelisra. wood Fi.sks' Hor.s Pov.
err. Thrashine Msehines. mel. nv pa.rs,s
wheat fans. flowa &C.. smhrar,nS .,torsth.r
The mort destrehIa stook ~ N..h,ns- ESsns.
And mstnr;sIa - ha fonna ~ ..I. ~ * c-.LN.s
Confedsrscy. The whole to be ciossd wttSout -
ssrvs. ~ O'~ "S~ :"
TERMs-For tina Marh;n.r~ and ali ,.r.o.,
pronsrtv. c.sh, in h.nkshi. t.,ds r.. ~. T.,
kstate one bird cssh. h.i.nc. n snS 49,.
intsrsst sdded .acnrcS bv 49, =, IN yern'
=. w nXTnW EIIfX W
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A UCTION SALE OF PkKISHABLS STOCK.
n In Bowling Green, Henrico County The
Undersigned having rented the place on which he
resides, will, on the 9Th day Of January, com.
men cling at 10 o'clock A. NJ. sell at public auction,
all the perishable stock on said place, consisting
of one good Hd:se, one well kept kockaway and
Harness. one Carryall and Harness, one new Lum-
her Wagon and Harness, Quo Tumble Dart and
Gear, one new Saddle and Bridle, together with
all the Farming Implements and Garden Tools In
Guiding lot Of Hot-Bed Sash, in good order, a.
well "a quantity Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Everything In good servicesble order.
TERAS OF SALB-Oash In bank able fund.-.
LOUIS KhPPLER.
e. n. Cook, Auct. 10 2O-ets
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TEE CoxPILBE OF the list Of Generals in the
Confederate Army, published In the Di.pa,cA
OF the 10th, req ussts us to state that he was
mislsd about the nativity Of General Whit
ing by "Gardnsr's Dictionary Of the United
States Army" The work is used as standard
reference at the War Department. It makes
General Whiting a native Of ''Mass." Tho
error il probably typographical one. It
should read "Miss."
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GROCERIES, &c.

IN CASES Mum l. CO., and other brands, Of
CU CHAMPAGNE WINE, warranted pure,
loo cases old mountain Rye WAISKEY, In
quart bottles
loo bbl.. Bumgaroner and Rockbrldgs WHJS-
KEY, very old and fne,
Is gross Bakers Premium BITTERE,
20 cases SARDINES,
5000 lbs. slightly damaged NAILS,
500 boxes Chewing TOBACCO,
1000 bales Glover and Timothy HAY,
Corn, Bran. Browna.uff Shipstu6. green and blk
Tess, Hibbert's London Porter, Smoking Tcbas
CO, and general assortment of the best family
GROCERIES, on the most enable terms.
ROBERT A. E. DABNHY,
j. s3-7t~ Corner Of Broad and 7th sts.
TAMILY AND ARMY STORES.
80 sac Ks Marshall SALT
100 bushels pealed PEACHES,
$50 do. dried APPLES,
l26 do. white BEANS,
SO do. black-eye PEAS.
10 bags Rio COFFEE,
Picked Beef Crushed, Pulverized, Coffee,
and New Orleans Sugar; prime Green and
Black Teas; Old Rye Whisky; No. French,
Peach and Apple Brandy, &c, on hand, and
for sale at the family Grocery Of
~ MINNIS 4 CO.,
j. 2S-3t* I'd and Main sts.
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Ny 6ODDIN 4 JEFFERSON Asesso.se1,.

NERY NEAT BRICK TENEBGEET ON THN
v NORTH SIDE Or BROAD, BETWEEN
ED AND I'D STREETS, FOR & ALE AT AUO.
TiON.-At the request of Mr. Miles Turpiu, wo
sfaI sell at public auction, on tho premises on
THURSDAY, tho 2Jd January, 1862 at 4 O'clock
p. NJ the very excellent Brick Tensmsnt To-
Gated "a above, formerly occupied By the said
The house IL In good oreer, has. gas In IT, and il
sufficient for the accommodation of gspteel
family. Besides the dwelling, thsrs Ia An excel
lent brick Kitchen, and stable and carriass house
on the lot.
TERNs-One-third cash; balance al 6 and II
months, for negotiable notes. Interest added, d.
cured BY trust deed. The insurance and taxes
for 1862 to be paid by the purchaser.
jal5 GODDlN aPPsRSON, Aucts.
THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
l. uALLtD SHERWOOD" ON THE
fROOKE TURNPIKE, II MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING n ACRES.
FOa SALE AT AUOTIuN.--Wil be sod at
auction, on he premises, on THURSDAY, the
z3d January, lsd2, q. IL O'Clock M, 0f fair II
not, the first far day therosf er) the bosu.ffui
country seat, located as above, containing u
acres II will be subtlved into :c.r psrta zach
containing about - acres, having honts a. well
on the turnpike ~ On the read leading h she New
Fair Grounds. On each OF the tyvo lots srcptiue
on the turnpike there is 3 grove Of handapue
oak trees. The foregoing real es.aa. ssjoirs
Oh the Wsst the residence Of Mr.. @ J. Mere
wether, and Is justly regarded 40 amcug.. the
most desirable locations on tho SUBURBS Tor cot
tage reedense3.
TEkAs.-Oee-fourtb cash balapc GO at G. a. and
IL months for negotiable nosss, interest added -
cured by q trust deed. The taxes for 1861 70 be
paid by the purchasers.
ial3 GoDD'N h. APPERSON. Auets.
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plUV seriber my boy HENRY, for whose
apprehension and delivery to y. H. STOKES,
OF shis place, or for his confnsment in any JAIL
80 that get him again, will pay the above re.
Ave feet three inches high, and hss rather down
look when spoken to. Had on whsn hs left black
coat and pants, and black felt hat. He haa been
seen near Bristol, on the Manassas Gap Railroad
and near Cub Run Bridge. He may Do lurkius
srouaa Dunfris o. Richmond. - :
T. d. GARTER,
js23-lm* for DR. ENGLAND.
DEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN OUTAGE
ID kESIDENCE, on Grove Read FOE GALE
pfivatsly.-Ws are au horissd. ~ Capt. ]. ",
Atkinson. 70 sfs. for sale his besutiful Cottage,
situated on Grove koad about one mile bayoni
he old Fair Ground. The BoiId.ngs ars al nee
and we'll built They consst OF the DWelllng, with
seven rooms, Kitchen and 6sryants' Houses Sta
are four acres Of ground. with highly culstvatsd
garden.
This property 10 sisuateA upu the most iashacn.
able road leading from this city, In most sslect
oetshborhe Oh and, aitossthar. oilers iaduesmsats
'9 jeA@m aoDpn ! Ap,nRsox.
TOR HALE-Ths whole, .. sishes 81 ths
tAsss LOTS. on The North cost esenoH Of CLAY
anA Oh sts, Each hAs front Of 81 feet o. Olay
g.; a.Aea eee Of thsm there 4 . brick Duiidine
1iso-SGR HIRE my COOK. y.u.s ~.
want womaa. without sasunhranss. ascsstonsdt 10
cooking n Chrlsstcst 9: Q. APply e y
1eoaa T., uA1t 70 1iehnooA Hruoo, or 70 &
AIRS Msa1a 0e1Si. : xpssssa.
HEA0Qs3 %. AZ LOCAL. 6T116H5-
MAHIoB DA1fasy. No. s
Rtehmsnd. January -, 10. Z
4 LIZ AEMDBIS Of the Comyany now
"a ahssnt Will inmediatAly lsporf Sa tlsss
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The FiTss Might ~ tho Lecture osassn.
Tonight the fFst Of the Lectures Of the
season will taks plaes, 81 the Broad
"Tsst Methodist. Oharch. DR.. 0ooaD, TIE
populsr and giftsd Lsctursr, will opsa tie
eousss; and - the obJset Tor which thsss
ssctaFss are givsa-4. O., tAs hsns1t Of oar
sDsdisss In The dsid. and other salbfees BY
"s vss-is one - noble aAA Trustworthy,
vs tnyoks the lovers Of Tie intellsstnsl and
~ satartaiAing. 70 procure tteksls for the
seerss o. oaes. and 70 crest ~ spsnias lss-
saFs with bumper.
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R1OTlCE-The Government of tho Confsde-
IN rate States desiring to institute . thorough
cure supply Of hesh VACCINE 6RUsTS. from
healthy children. I. therefore, On obedience to
ders) give notice that viii vacciDate (frse Of
charge) all healthy children Of the poor of this
city, brought to my ofice between the hours Of 10
A. NJ and p. II.
BLAIR BURWELL, H. D.,
Asst Surgeon p. A. e. &.
n. B-My ONCE is In the Office Of the Virgins
Life Insurance Company, opposite the Aneric An
Hotel Main street. jasS-l0t*
NIOIICE-To the Comm Andants of Miitsry
~ Encampm snts Of Virginia in the Confederate
States Service.-Ths Secretary of the Com mon.
wealth II required to furnish Poll Boots and
Forms for tho vote to be taken for Ratifying or
Rejecting the Constitution Of Virginis- Ofncers
Of encampments will please make requi-itions for
these Books and Forms, stating the number of
votes likely TO b polled at each, and tho post-of
Zoe to which they should be directed Address
GEO. W. MUNFoRD,
10 23-2aw4w Hec'y Of the Commonwealth.
Al VTlUE.-25O bales nice cured Glover
$50 cords good Oak and Pine WOOD. at low.
Lot Of best supsrnns FLOUR. from Dover
4bbls. MOLASSEa
0Eor sale, Basin bank. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
ia 2s-;s SYLVESTER p. oockE.
nRIED PAAC Hes.
DRIED PEAoHEs,
halves quarters. and mixed. pack ed easly in
liquor barrss. and in safe keeping order.
l'' ''i ROWLAND 4 BROTHERS.
4 NTAKAOIrE COAL.
W. A. Lump Foundry Coal.
clover Hill Lump Bituniuous Coal.
Landing from schooner Courier, for sale BY
SAM r. HALVES 4 SGN,
ia 2-St* 18th st., south side Of Dock.
VLOVER HILL COAL, AND ARTIFICIAL
~ OOXE-I am prepared to furnish Glover
Lump, $3.50; Hall. SO: Mixed. -; Fine q. 90
ART&1CiAL COKE, suitable for Furnscss,
Stores, 20. So Terms eash.
q. J. NAONURDO. Jn.
9th 1t West Of Petersburg Depot
EOk SALE.-One steam Engine and Boil.
or, IA horse power, (nearly newt togsth-
or with all the machinery In my Sash Facto-
~; Lumber, and tools Of all kinds, Shafting.
have also . large aaeortment OF SASH,
ready Glazed, with BLINDS, DOORS, TO-,
In large quantities. Enquire Of :.
MILES AMBLER,
ia 23-3t~ At Ballard House.
IL FOR SALE,
ConsiotinG Of four very handsome Counters.
With drawers, Shelving, Glass Castings, Gas
Burners, 10. Thoss in want can get bar.
gain, BY calling at once.
1XRUUS HARRIs, Ax't. next to the
j. Sit. American Hotel.
D61RDiGo AND DAY SCHOOL,
u ron YOUNG LADIHe,
NsAhlla arss, btsssssx 81 saa "a
The Misses OL0PTOG tdanghtsrs ~ the late
Ja1ss CleesaO epsnsd School a the lst Of
Oetobsr, 1861.
|. Oissnlau Of teams, sts.. WIN - cent - those
daGlxing thsm. is23-1ns 8.
MOONLIGHT sEsoas hayisg eIains oeas1S1
IN tke UutaEe II ALsAxANDn1 e1x1EMA.
6eeoansA. . veil - thass in1sbasd, wsu No.
prsasat ~ sane 70 M4. y. =. Cock lor sse1seent.
sA 1MILY j. HTl1LiN0,a
AAnlhiueratxix of he Dsto4o a. d
j. 2e-l0 AlAxAnAee o4lE1toG. 6oel.
UT . z6T1x.
80 @a LUMP rIlA91lRs
- ealshy tA13-lAJ =. 3. I'm.
4 n r..a01s AeylsG o. s11lsal r. -
"a sa1ssi WI. =. aPMess : J02dU4
Dl22eaed, w - eal11nen = Nao0
oel 3ongO 61eAs ~ eg1eanA
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4 Mr.. WILLIAMS, who furnished . substis
N tute to Capt 81. B. Dickinson, Of he Jack.
SON Guard, Of the 59.h Virginia Regiment, of
Wise Legion, by the name Of BENSON. 10 Re-
quested to report to Sergeant @. MONK, at the
Wise Legion Office, on Main, between 9th and 10Th
streets. By order of
10 s3-lt* GEN. II. A. WInE.
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BY JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, A.ceio.x~1

1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS. AND TWO
VACANT LOTS, ON 2irH STREET.
CHURCH HILL. AT AUCTiON.-We viii
sell, upon tbs premises on THURSDAY, the
2Srd day OF January commencing At Z o'clock.
r. NJ, two very desirable Framed Tene-
ments on Gath ST., Church Hill ,one containing
s rooms, the other rooms, with the usual
Outbu,idings. The lots front 50 feet each.
and run back $50 feet to an alley. The neigh.
borhood 10 nnexceptionable, and the property
is located i'm ediately in the NEG h hci mood Of
the Methodist and Baptist Churches. After
the above will be sold two handsome vscnnt
lots adjoining, fronting % feet zach, and run.
ming back the usual depth
TsRNs-One.third cash; the balance ct g
and II months, for negotiable notes, with In :.
terest added, and sscure ed by trust deeds.
The purchasers to pay the taxes for lso2-
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR b SON.
il IL AucNoneern
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n ~ VILE s e. am n s:1 81 sSlc ..z
fAOS. DUKE, Ja, both Of this city.
On the 18th ihst., by he Rev. W, w. B.n>ett.
JACKSON +: TAYLok, Of Dattcu Go !, and
VIRGINIA o., daughter Of the late Oaps SAINT
Gary. OF this city.
On Thessdsy. the 9th January, 1ess, BY the
uoQLx COOK. both Of this eisy.
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By =. d. COOK. Axefy.

THOUSAN DOLLARS
i WORTH OF SPLENDID STALE
All: 1ND =, rAMT1 Ply y aU01s. FANCY An
CO.. AT AUOTIUN.-Un MONDAY, sOsh ~.
as,0 O'Clock, Will cell, 1t my storu, 8 ssecA *
go 600 worth Of elegant STAPLE and RAHCY
DRY GOODS. FANCY AR1IULAa. spasod6d
CURTAIN GOODS. e., eoosastine n pen o. :
haslish Brocsssls. Curtain Nusline
Erench Lace Curtains.
MArssitles Oountsrpanssy> Paper CanSrao.
Swiss, Jaeo"s. and Naiasook Mualias.
French Avsandu Aaallna Beregss.
English Apg,ais, Irish Ltnena
Frerch MarSsiles. Furniture Hr1nkw.
6uk F'inges, Dress T1tmminss
summer silks. TA0stA Eugsnis oilka
Linen Towels, Napkins, Linen Drils.
DUCKS. biay Linens, Dotted Hw = NuslanG,
0fissAluss. DelAines, valeusias.
French AID English NerinOs
Ladies and Nlssss' Cloak.
French Lace Mansiias PIlov flnnns.
Linen Shsetings. Table Linz m
Bed Tickfugs, Muslin Rooes,
Bsress and Organ ale Robes.
HscS Ule, noDs s;; s.ssI and Cord oaasrvs.
White aad Colored Briliiantas and fssnb,t...
1mersidss Poll DeChever. Zephyr aAav1a.
nebsgs busters. Poplins, Laoss. aievea
Hosiery, Bobinet Lsces.
Bersee and Greuadine Shaws.
Heavy Wool &hawis.
Children Ready made Dresses and rs,mas.
Bonnet Silks all colora
Alpacsss Black French Li.ca Nitta.
Ladies Kid and Ohamot Gsurtlsts.
Lisle Thread Hose, Child sHs Hosiarv
Lise Thread and Wool Z ak Rose.
White Crspe Il awls Sat- Lsls Luttona
Black Silk aud Lisls LacsA
Misssey' aud Children Elael
large assortment Of Al isriesx Printa
Blsnkeis 80.
Together with lsrgs lot @! otter ArtisI>s too
numerous to mention-sr fRol ~ 10 ssy. tke stoalr
embraces every article usually fouad il nrst.
class Dry Goods store.
Immediately after the ab,vs ssls. win he scld
an invoice OF elegant LEsa Rsady. made
The attention Of the trsts Ia sarpsstIv n.
qres ed, So feel trident il IL the best assert.
ment Of Goods offered al auction Ia Richmond
Tor years.
TxRMs.-Cash positively on delivery.
lan II. OOOK, AucA
CONTIEUATION.--T above sois ViIl
be continued on THURSDAY. Esd instan I. at
10 o'clock.
jail E. u. COOK. Aucs.
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added TO the
above sale
rs pieces Super CANTON rLANNELS.
80 boxes CASTLE SUAP,
bbls. SUGAR.
Jazz f.. Il. COOK. Auctionar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

EOR 61kE-A No.
II HOUSE SERVANT,
seven teen years old, without encumbrance.
ia 23-3t JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
lI>Uk SALE.-A Negro WOMAN and TWO
n children. The woman is q flrst. rate
Cook, Washer and Ironer, and il also good
Hotel Chambermaid. Address Box $40,
Richmond Post-Ufice. ia 23-5t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
- DfcxLvs0N { HfLx, Ae11Vs.

N 90kO1S At AUCTIOa. - THIS M0Dn.
IN ING, 1t 10 o'eloes. "a Iii Iii - ne,A-~
non = ON, thirtg.swo auasls sLAvsS. ksscnes
mg 70 tns eseats Of ". ". Dsekjnsoa, Aso'l.-
HmoIe .hsm are some very sood family OsrvsDss
No. ~ noys ana diris. good risld HsnAs, As--
BY order Of the Executor
j. 2S-lt LI0HISEON 4 HIff. Ar~x.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Hy E. n. STOKEs, Iset.
EXECUTRlX SALE Or NE0ROES.-T
IL Will sell at my houss ON THURSDAY
AeAt, the Esd inst. SIX very likely NEGRO
boys and Girls. Sold for no falit.
y. II. STOKES, Auct,.
Corner Franklin st. and Locust AIiev.
In
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