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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02
THE WAR on TAs sEAcoAsT.

We take the following from the Charleston
M.rcury, Of the 3oth uit.:
Although matters are getting quite brisk
along the neIs boring CAST, there Goes not
seem 10 be tnat iinntnenca OF ba stl0 which
was believed, u lew days ago, to exist. On
saturday Nal General Lee aud Staff visited
Brig. GeGer.,i Evanss military distI let, aud
spent the entire day with the nero Of the
Z" Stone Bridge" anu OF LeesDurg, making
observations IN that guar ter. The enemy =
gun boats are still 10 sight OF White Point,
but it Is believed that this point Of the in
land communication Las been occupied by
tue enemy tor tho purpose OF more ensctuaiI y
olockaulug Us. The Yankees believe that
our Com niasioners and many valuabie car
goes have found exit in this direction. One
vi Ih5ir amustments consists lu sneiIlnR the
residences OF the planners, on both SIDES OF
the stream, aud If Jnelr practice was even
tolerabie, much property would thus Do de-
sLroyed. BUS, fortunately, their gunnery -
50 bad that as MANY as ~ shells are solne-
times fired A. = large house before +" a bit" il
made. Another less expensive game IL the
X ling OF cattle with long range rifles, and
then sendlMg tie barge ashore with an armed
party TO recover the spolis.''
On sunday morning TWO OF the enemy'S
gun-boats approached White Point, and,
after firing seven shells ut General Evans
pickot, retired.
The steamer Planter ran out to sea q short
distance on Sunday afternoon to rsconnoi-
Ire, AID encountered one Of the blOckading
steamers. Anumber OF shots were exc chang
ed. Those OF the enemy tell short; but one
Of the shots from the Planter 10 believed 10
have taken effect. This, probably, accounts
tor ths heavy firing which was heard ysstsr-
day afternoon.
II was mentioned on the street yesterday
that the enemy's gun-boats had been sound
ing S.ono luiet aud placing buoyg in The
channel.
at Station No. 2, as elsewhere on the
Charleston and Savannah railroad, every.
ming wears = busy aspect, and the soldiers
are very anxious for o brush with the Yam.
KEGS.
This port was biockadsd yesterday by a
steamer Il bari and u schooner, the last up
posed TO be q merchantmen.
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49,, KIcHAOAo, VA, Jan. 1. lso2
besides large and excellent assor trnent NJ
~ u.aen. we now have on hand $1,000 worm Of
Sss pest publications of the American Tract
s r Sunday School Union, Sheldon 4
turayes, Marks & Co.. etc. etc. The ahnv:
s T,oIs may be seen At Thos. J. Starie's Book.
,sv.;,. ana We would especially iDvits the at.
Sc,,aon o. chaplains who are dssirous OF
mer,S ORIGINATING librartes for their rsgi.
a. Z. DlcKissoH,
zen, Supt. Army Uolpc1taGe.
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psgs.- IN exchange states that 1.-THE Bap-
lists Of Lou isiana are TO hold u convention
At Mount Lebanon, on the Atm Sunday in
January, In behalf of the Uolportage work
among The soldiers. Rev. a. T.. Dickinson,
Q! Richmond, Va, has omised to aitend."
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ASsIyAL OF A VESSEL rxox HAVANA AT
MoBILE.-.1hs Bkockads no O6strucs.oa.--A
syhooncr arrived at no bile, Ala, on the 9th
tit, from Havana, bringing a cargo OF cot
tee, suipaur, medicines, &c. Tue blocka-
ding fleet saw her rs she came ill ~ port, but
couldn't eaten her. Good seamanship ana
good "a loiags brought her through.
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The Georgia Troops.

The General Assembly OF Georgia has
passed RIA act authorizing all volunteers
and other troops in the service from that
State 10 vote at all elections, without refer
euee 10 the place where they may be In SER
vice at the lime Of sue Ia cleo lions.
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Admir- CT I'll Dunnavant, de-
Vas NJ TAYLOR g. SON, Auct's d.
fy TgOS w. kGESEE, As6s'v.
tCaioa eo.rsr Ct cary an 18th Stseoth)

IrXEOUTOR'S SALE. t,F EURN1TU kk,
H. &c Will be sel., at the OAsiss q ho0ses o.
i2In street, between Bcoa1 sn3 Mas all %
THURSDAY. the I'd day Of Jaruary 1859 sesns
shencing At thu b mr. If 10 ocf ek a. II III tho
Fur turo and other personal fs u h<loi erAg -
the estate Of Mrs. Pamela II baou, deed
ERMs--Msde known on tn" day OF ssle.
G. G sC4Ar, hxseuteg~
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEH88.
ia 1-Sh
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By RICHARD CAUTaORN, Ancs-.

"A GOODS, Oi.OThiNG, SHOES, BOOTS,
&c, AT Auction -Oa MoNUsY, 6-h Q,
January, l. g. a, 10 o'clock A. NJ, Al the store Of
tie late Lewis Schwei.zer on Fyfnkl.n ~ uelo~
the fiisG ks., I will sell at aucti b entire
a;ock, eons sing of q Iarge nau s'rabi- lot o,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, sHasS. BOJTa
&c; the COUNT1HS. SHOWCASES ard FIX
PUg.lS. Also, all Lis Household aud Kst0ser
kUhNtTURE.
TEkMs-Gssh In baaxabis funds
II. SCHWhIrZGR Admin .tTstrix Of
Lewis Hheis ser, q. ed.
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HoRKIp CASE or MAIxINo.-In Cincinnati,
on Sunday last, man named Fred. D0Hhu.
nven and another named Philip snyder, the
latter having bat ono eye, got into u quarrel.
During the encounter that ensued, Datchu-
aven struck Snyder blow that destroyed
his remaining eye, rendering him totally
blind.
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Re-enlilImeu Of fYSePa.

We feel perfectly justified in saying,
from Information In our possession, that
fully seven-eighths of the Virginia troops
now in suvice VIII re-enlist when their pre-
sent terms expire.
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OoNvIcrs SoLD.-Two negroes, Chas. Elder
and Jonn PARKWAY, sem snceh ut the
April term OF the Circuit Court for CARROLL
county, Maryland, to be sold out of the State
tor ten years, were disposed OF on Monday
last. Isaac +. Pearson bought Charles Ell
der for I'll, and Thomas b. dist, John Par
rawaY for tl2
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The SurFCRdeF q N sSSFs. Mafon onu SifueD'
dispatch received in ofieia! quarters
stales that tho Baitmo ore Sun, OF Dscemoer
Sgth, publishes Stewards communication 10
Lora Lyons, releasing MessIs. Msscn and
Siideli. The willy abou,icn Secretary says
they are yielded 10 Claims inrins'eaiiy just,
and in conformity wi tn American doctrines.
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NEGRO HIRING FOR 1890

NJ GRO HIRING fOk 1890
VIM. S. PHILLIPS, General Ag.ns .Ha Co..
Houses, Settle and Collect Claims Of every de
ser;ption &pperta.uing to an Agency He takes
this ope ortunty Of returning his sinoers thanks to
his numerous patrons for tneir liberal patronage
AID hopes by str ct atten ton to business merit
3 continuation Of the same. de 23-dAsw:'w
HEAVY GREY BL a K Ts-CHYAPl
6 CaEAPi!-About Fifty pair heavy GaeJ
Is ankets tV DO sold of this week cheap 1t
j.2 EZEKIEL'S. Al Main st
3SOR SALE FAlRB ANKS'S % BUSH-
ULARKsrN 4 CO.,
jail No. los Main street.
+ EMONsl LEMONS l-kecsiving per Ex.
prs''' 1850 fresh A'm0n' 4. *sr .eis BY
INDIA CHOAA0O0VE. = This upfailina
i remedy for Fever and Agus, and other BIZ GUS
'''''''' ~ r PE =; 4 co.'s Drug Store,
dos ls5 MAIN street.
Mc1U5E;s EIl71k OPIUM; w7's77 saisaa
III Of VIZ NSS Sn;:y h Fs5 81: : Dim. ,o,.
no q 1e6 Main ct cornss above p. a.
TSlNGLAss, Adhesive Plasser, aad Adhesive
It MEADE { BAkHR's br.s Stor.,
NO II ls6 Fsin st.. Col. above p. o.
VXY ILSON'S DANDELION COFFEE
w This 10 delicious, ~ well ~ an economi.
ass W. pnTsRaoN CO.. Dvu..,....
VXY ASKING SOAi7ICastiie, Honey. ana
wv many ether kinds for sale By
!. W. FkAYaER,
sAS nssessst 17th .tr.t.
VLOAKS.-Ws have at pressat . fah supply
~ Of uloths for Clcaks. and ars prepared to
ruY.xa 4 ruy,supv
NEsIA end sRIDLArTZ POWDERS. For
MEADE 4 BAKER Pbarmaesusisss
no q lse Main q corner ahoys P. O.
DURNIN0 fLUIb-A EMPEROR article 81
p .aisby ". PsTBRs0M 90,
THIMOTHf HA1.-so haias vary snpsriof
BLAIR : HAnvIK.
1sop9 Osry and Ilth sts.
IHflNEY 6Ale-Ioe - 9
" KKEEkE : PAAk'0 1el1esy,
as On. IN 81 O1y -
DEy1NED BzE11x111.-166ls. I'D
IL oal1Dsee, - - -
~ d. - 81 IL 81
TTzyzNz UIdzly.--z q w - @
- pnrsRsNk = m. n,~svAAa
YT7IETaR's BAI6ANOH Wild ClEf+
~ 1- sS1 % .Axz,. p-,s..
NeU ~ NAN g.. - aAcve = 90
G6FfEl0E 16JF UII. 49, zSs5sss7
0.fA.A II - = s..,..... : :. Il
ptA1i.o x Is ! x, =: - =
~ - 80 pr - / : = !
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A STALKING" IAcIDRHr.-Ths San Antonio
Ntvs OF the 18th says that when the United
States Officer attempted to arrest our minis.
ter, M. Siidell, Mrs. Slideli slapped him in
the face, and that the officer resented in
some way, and q British officer knocked h,m
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kFAUCTlON NOTICE.-Partieular at.
tention IL asked to the sale Of FURNITURE,
belonging to Mrs. Wobson, in the Carlton
Hoase, on 18th street, between Broad and
Marshall, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
il lit THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct.
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a.rolrrp AsnrvAI or rur "eLAprAro..

To SAWS SALr.-A correspondent sends us
tho following recipe for curing hams, which
- said to be quite economical, and useful At
the present time he voucaes for it, value:
Jvsss Hems.-To 30 pounds Of hams Cor
shoulders) take OF brown sugar OF. salt
petra, and pint Of nae salt, thoroughly pui.
verified and mixed Rub the hams we'll, par
icularly on the heshy side. Make the above
quantity hold out, shakiug on the loose salt
Lay on boards for 30 hours, tnen add quarts
hne salt, and pack away. In Is or ~ days
they will DO ready to smoke.
Inc above recipe has been used for years /;
never, however, with very large meat. The
hams are particularly nne.
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By JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 s0N, A.s,toxssv..


HNE HUNDRHO AND TWENTY, BsAC.
~ TIFuL 0U1LDIHG LOTS. CON tiH Gus
10 lHE ClrI OF RI"H2OND, Al AC !, Ion.
VIII DO = ID, o. THURSDAY, b 9sn day y.
January. ls61, upon tao Pre- ises, comsle, epS ~
II O'Clock, izv bvan vi Baidic Lor, |, Log sss
Of. and eontiguou, to. the ely Of kse4i..ln nd On
-hs road ,r0m l7th str ct to the II CHI ,nlcs III
tn Ipike and from any portion Of wuieh tn ae
b . ras visw Of the Fl ,. rhis sal. Presents
ysstmaut. Is well ~ 70 persons Tesi,i y h u f.,
building pu; poses. Persons ds-t f4g 10 pureh.s.,
1s respec fully asked 10 view tie pro. ersy b4sOe
tie day Of sale, Flat OF wlica LAY be seen .,
the office If b auctioaeeis.
TEkMs.-Jna-f urth ca h; the balaucA at g. u
AID le n.ouths for negotiable nDt.s Interest Ad J..
ed. snd 20 ,ured by . .russ deed
TXcUUTOKS' SALE.-WIi &c SOLD =, Pa,
IL Lis Auction, on ta prami -, On WSDNEs-
--.i, the :2i January, is62, tas FARM c sil. d
chalk Levi in the couasy Of Ca-ollre AM the
property of ths la:e Il u. WORKMAN, . plat and
:urvey Of VIII Oh will be Inhibited st the Il &c OF
sale, contxtain about 705 &c 81 aad within swo
uilss of Ches.srh id Depot on the Bic mont
FIede ksborg Il Potomac Daiiroad, ana within
about 1--WE hoaIs' Tide from Rich noLd.
about 100 bushels II woeas seeded. After the
sale Of the Farm, sll the PER sOAAL Pa OPEa1 Y
viii be sole, such as Horses ,ioas, Nue., Ox.A
&c and about - bAEros If Corn.
Terms Of the sale viii b. for tas Real Estate
one taird cash; balance At SID yeas, for bonds
bearing interest secur,d by t.ust Deed For t. .
Pe,youal Property all sums m iet % cash over
interest, with SC OF p~rsoDsl security.
Fl 4; wS WHxrn9.x s11 Wo.. 81
CHAS r. WOkTHAM,} deceased.
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Dc 25--tSs AUsticnseYs.
ACRES OF LAND, Or
By r. COOK, ANx'r.
ct. CHARLIE, nOrEL FURNITURE
AT AUCTiOE.

OlMOHDAY. St. Js1usrr, ls6s, VII s"ll -
:b4 Pc nfaes, ermre,e ug et ~ O'Clock sll Ne
cont.i ed in the 81. Charles IIctsl,
o.. brsriug all The srtslss usually touaa h A.ss
cass koss;.
1, furnished with slssart 2osswoel fusnisurs, -
GU: Bred, Velvet T.s:sxy: .s1ss; ~
y sraamsnt French P!eas Airosss splsa1A
Rosews oi ssvss cstavs psa.e nses ~ 0teiA-
-.y Bse.; nszbls-sop TaAas6. OsssaaS, Ae.
-
Are fu.nished VIII sasic arA Dosbss 1umny
Lind aud CotaS~ Bedsss s6s, r ~ md ehut& -.
tfss.s. cSl@.4, cisi,s wAsAssaads h sxssaos
rHr pYslss ne0
roatains E1tcplsn and koaaA Tstles. Osanito
Ware. ia great vs'iey snvev-rlstsa CassesA
nSns:s q OAK cans seal Uiaks. a., e.
THI LyS1s ROOM
Coatans shests. Ccufvss., CSasssspsas2 RWpss
Oases, Naakso. -. In trsss asneef.
9ux LAUNn1Y
Enhrases every as,isis asssssa,y, oes1ne -
oas large and spAYlsss Asnsl&
fcnsains svcsy srifie needed. q q Kse0na.
Boi.sfs &c, being made Of Copper.
IHx ovYfo9
Hss The usual varsity os UMee DHfn1f0o. -.
eethsr With ono large HssriA0P Fire feeA 49,
in moss >xcAliAst order.
lot Al Ht.vSr- Plated Wars, euovesy noW, usvu9
II y inpesaisie - ssye |. - s1v~casnssA -
Yea Of u: sssAsle. 70 ee ssaA ~ .0es e -
embracing socds IN tbs lee wsArA y b 1ew -
mo- impos Lille - VaseAasa.
r. s:isms sasss.A y As'ssasssias = ssss'
1ssssasss~s.A 80. - $3.50 !. =
q IL
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i Lar worth Vi ury q sds Ci,:asus Ds,sA
.~ss. u rtsar. Ca.s.J, k.ALey As,tsiss. e.,
81 a: Cri.,N o. UGsO ! tIs 3lss tat,
Il 20 O'clock, and CON-, 1 frsm d.y % -
rcra s'try ~ te,sJ 10 -us&n., Aoitsxs 1&r,n u
Dry Coos, Cio,eing. D,us-, shoes. las AWsrs.
Cusissy, Fan , a.s,iiss, &c. so0tsisinx siSas
~ ry Aftl,.sia III. d.as,% mt lnes
The ats n:ion II tue tr4as IL ssspe<siu II -
Qustcd. 1xkns-s ssh.
dc % Il, q. 10 X. Auaa,
CoETlNUaTIuE
Theao we sale will be CON tnaeA on FRI
DAY. 81 lust, AZ which time viii Be AJusi:
400 pair couhtry maize 0:Jg1ns; Z largo
ana desirable invoice Of Hard ware. &c.
Jag r. Il. COOk, Auct.
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T A X Il r SALE OF rEKISHABI4E
i estate, consisting If Horsss, N Lee, Cat
tho, Steep, Hogs, Corn, Fo1d.r. Shucks, " hest
straw, Farming Imp.em ,nts, II usehold Furn
s1se, &c.--Mr Jas I. Sus.oo, Sc having Effected
the Virginia Cennal railroad near Hanover court
House, will sell at public auction, at this ssi1 farm
on TUESDAY, 7sn January. 40 at 10 oslo,k
NJ, Qf fiji; II not, the fest fAi day thereaf,er)
ell the pershab.s 3D. ate thsreoD, consisting of .
great vasiety, embrselng. IA Part, s Horses, lG
Mules, 81 Cows aud U1en, 81 s sap, livery i;u- J
ab Ut ~ Hogs. $1,000 lbs. Fodd> sboat 40 bac
rails IF Cor lsrg. quactity Ct Ssueks, Wae~.
.ure SC.
TERMS.-Au Sums under $50, cash: over that
mount, four months' dit, for approved, o
doised nesois lie paper.
de Il 9nDEsN e. APprRSnN srr;s
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A CARD-The subscnbs. will continue the
COMMISSION BUSINESS also, srd has taken an
ofics on Shockos clip, next door TO ths entrance
20 Tobacco Exchange, and awaiting himself Of the
present occasion bereby tenders his thanks for the
liberal patronage extended 10 the cid concern, an6
hopes, by undivided attention to business to merit
and secure liberal share of patronage.
January l, 1862 WMR PITCH
ia l-ucw&srSw
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DISsOLUTIONs. aEc.

us 3OLC fION.-Ths ce-partnership hereto
H. lore sxIs,iaS under the firm u q. IL
SIAANkck 4 Co., b tsiA day disSvly cd by mu.
tuAi consent
A;ather partner il authorized to use the name OF
the trim La .iquicati0n.
All parties Indebted to the concern, are requested
10 ss,tis their sce~ unis as soon Is possible.
II. II. nKihAER,
kO5Ehr +. WILLIAMS.
Ia~n
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BY GoDl,LN 4 xPPzRSoN. Aucsfosssy..

roMMISsIONER'S SALE or SEVEN "
~ SIX ACRES OF LAND, in Chts .er6eid
county, Is original growt,, ten miles fcm NAL
chester.-A AS Uomu issi ,nsr OF the Hostage Court
of the City OF Richmond, acpoi ntsd by decree
in the case Of johnson, &C. job. son, So,
tered On tsa 5th October, 1850 shall proceed to
sell at PUBIC AUCTIOS, st E.th)ehsm Met
ing House. on MONDAY, the 29th January, ls62,
At l2 O'Clock, 81 f fai', If not. the next fsie day
.hsre ft-r TIE tract cf isrd referred to Ia the HI
81 the piaiGsis. is Jog and o.ing IN the couary OF
Chester fsld, containing sEvkNTY-sIx AUEE5
avi'y set In orr .iaal growth, kaown An the
SARAu BACON TRACT,' Oh the Oh Oh 70 ID
leadi g tn Petersburg, adjoining Bethlehem Meet
ing ho.ise, the lRacs o. Alex AZ der IIabae, Han
cock, aud hers, and about half nil. scuthwest Of
the Manct ester and Falling Creek Turnpike, aud
about ,ea n,ies from nar chester.
. RM3--Thre-, Fix ana eive months for boaG.
bearing Interest. witn app Owed personal security,
and tit Q retained till sill the purchas. noaey Is
fully paid. The taxes of 1862 to be psii by ,ke
purohA Ar. w. GUDDIH.
Ge il ComHib Toner.
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January l, 1862.

The subscriber will continue this wholesae
0kO~EkY xno COMMtsSlIN BUSINESS In the
same noass nsretofofe tocnp,ed by Il. Ii oKlNk.
En- q W. DAz-3tJ T.. "A. SkiNkkk.
h1SSOAUT1ON. - Tue co-part-,ership OF
H. fAN-AAEW, AAYLOk 4 o. IL thus day
..--oveo.
having purchased the interest of q. N. PLEA.
SAtSI6, lac surviving partner, JOHN n. VAN.
Lew, VIII hereafter CONDUCT the business In Lin
own hanie
AL persons indebted to tia old concern. will
please call ana ssttis with the undersigasa.
JOHN N. VAN LEW
january I, 1861, j+x-t.
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Tho subscriber viii Continue to transact CON.
MISSION BUSINESS at the stsud recs entity occu-
pied BY JOHNSON & PUGH- f. OFT building
Shockoe Warehouse. He returns his most CRATE
full thanks to the patrons Of the late coucern for
their Hosra Patronage. and soIicits from them e
continuation of their Gt1 onsse snd al o. hers who
may be Disposed to pa;rorize tim
THOS. TIAsLEY JOHNSON.
January / 1902
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AMEETIN0 OFvHE COMMITTEE
~ OF ST CHARLES HOSPITAL will be
held at u O'Clock this (THURSDAY) even.
log, at their Office in the Hospital. As it il
desirable that there shall be q full meeting,
It is hoped that every member will attend.
Tho following gentlemen are members of
~, n u.,v., w.,,,r-,o, fzoaa,n
yohn Tna.r. wy w Hsr.n o"""'
yuaI az I" vy.is.r T." Rnsh.r.sora
u msr.in ii. Hnnsrson
+. n nrsvsisr. = Clarf
~ a. Ratcs Thos. Taden.
Gee M sm,,s ReSt = 4 Fs Mava'
F. 1.o,3i.r - Hoh.oS0
John Gibson, J. johnson,
= ~ Reatord' r. M. 1;ardd,xo.
A y walls in 9-1t&
=. =. : -e -. -. ..---
" NOTICE.-The members of SYDNEY
are reoutred to meet next SATURpAY night.
A the iinapcial business Of the Division re.
0uires full meeting.
:. 2. :: =:
MASONIU NOTICES.. youn'a
IFronor No. SEA called meeting Of this
I.odge viii hs held. this lrHUHSDAY1
evsnins. a. O'Clock
,.,ts' % JAMES r. FISHER sec'y.
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By Di1KiNSOS + AILf, 1se1's.

A MO. COOK FOE SALE At ARR.
IA TJON.-IAlS NO AMMO, ~ 70 e'ejosh,
We = III SELL - auction,
4 No. COOK.
1ICKlNSOe, = Hill,
i,9-l. ncto .avf
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leueyal q Yan1,oe r.lenn~.e.

aOeAsnsaAs 3. o. Jaa. 1.-AM Ne YantGo
priscnsss iron UAaelsstons inclu1ing Ool.
Oorcoran, arrived here this afternoon In .
special train. They were met at the depot
~ the Rebel 0uard Of dis city and con-
ductsd to Jail.
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m ssocEADs AZ NV e.rnA.,.

JO81 u. VAUT.
nm SlocEADs AZ INV onInAm.
The people Of New Orleans q. taking
aeoae avoiding tne baockado Of TIE uoush of
the 4issisoippi, aud are calling mon a.
plAntero 70 send down their cotton. Il -
said that 1Oo, 900 belos Of cotton can . teken
care Of IN that city with great ease that H.
money can b r0Ali1od On that quantity
There are twenty mtllions dollars on depOejt
In the New OrloAns bankD. One.hAlf OF the
amount, IL u said. can be Available for the
use Of the cotton interest. but that sum will
noe - required. -Four millions and q half Is
the outsido estimate that will b required
rom the banks, which IL 10 con1dsntly 40.
serted, the5 Will furnish.
1aok TIE POTOMAC.
The fredericksburg RecerS~, Of III . slst ult..
says:
There ie nothing Of importance to report
on the lower line OF the Potomac. We were
a. the Greek on sunday aftsra Don not . sail
OF any Kind wal visible, and % cam and
peaceful was the scene, tina, bat for the
frowniog tortincations and bands OF sol.
d.srs, war would have been the last thought
suggested BY the iroumstances.
lEroIrEp ARRIVAL OF RE "sLADIAfoa."
The Augustt Csasfisusiessliss, Of Friday
evening, says report prevails In that city
that the stsamshiV Gladiator has arrived At
Confederate port with $1,000 Enfield rides,
and other needed articles 10r the Sou thern
Con federacy. The ConstifwtivSaliss has reason
To believe the report il true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

md I'll espQnoeon thoaneolvaa AossAaaav -
~ eide 81 Ne oooSH. -
Ian. very rsspse'fsl'y. yoss s.i.sa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

i'll ARKA AS-rhe Hotel AZ Hot Springs
Arkansas, bas been considerably improved, and
will accommodate six hundred vis,tors ct q, time
throughout tho year. These unsurpassed wonders
Of the world, Hot 6prinss, viii b found ~ effee
tual In winter - In summer, and will positively
cure rheumatism, Contracted Joints, Nsura,gis,
Lumbago, Psralysis, 0out, St. Vitus Dance, I'm.
potency from Disease, Venereal Disease, Mercuriai
Oirease Scrofula and Glandular Disease, and Ill
forms Of Skin Disease. The sufferer from expo
sure, camp lie. wounds. &c, will fud these va
ters not 70 be competed with in the world by art.
science or skill. r. g. CLAYTON,
d 7-dk~Dmx prcpr,afor
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iVALuABLE TENEMHMf, ON I'm
" nor 2 az - HI - Asse,. nsar - rim, -
A.CIIM-WIse s . Y - sast1en, rh1o A..
va.usbls st1sDsn, ecae.l . aeovs. 80 r -
.essosa<y - Mr. Jos ph Ossr1i - rs Ia
~ 'front.' - ~ 1ssk - i : arrsh n . ksA
VIA the right 81 ~ a.isy n shsso Ssss, este 4.
ing ont to fift1 ,tse<t fkls - pfy1 Iene.A
IN most ,mtrevi & psrt Of BsOsf ssSs~s.
FRkhs fue-four east uatasce u =, - 81
10 mepths FIR nreotia3.s nst .. iaAsrsst - |.
,eeuEd by trust de- l. tn. tasss sos lo0st .
,asf ~ tn pu easstr.
jse '.ssD.,Is 4 ArPsRsrN, AsG's
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SahuuS'y y low. 1<x-t4
hlSsOLU TIUn.-lh he co-parsa-rship OF
IL WA klNS a E1UKLEN expires tins dsv
Limitation. Atnsr OF the .ubscl ioers may US.
the nans VI the firm in liquidation. &ur DO ,ks
a1a accounts will DO IL UNI IN tuf office, Ola tie
seSouo 'or Of our late st0rehouss l.y Main It
where ail persons indebted t. will please cali
and make INN ,diate payment; and III I've having
CLAIMS sgainss ~ viii present thsrs tor sett,e
ment. j. Is. WATnINS.
JAS. B. FIJkL LEN.
Richm md Jan. l, 1852. ja2-,m
hlSSOLUTlUN.-i conc m OF JJhN-
~ SON PUGH is this DAY dissolved b,
i..~.ual consent. he books are In tho lands OF
w. 4. PLGH for settlement, y ho wilt use the
name of the concern In closing tn.y; He may be
found Mt his office. on Shockoe SAip, next door to
the entrance to Tobacco Exchange. Persons il
de5ied will pay AZ promptly As posalbie, aud those
hAv ny claims against the concern will prsssns
them to him for settlement
IHOS. TiNSLEY JOHNSON
WIN. L. PUGH.
January !, Is62.
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DLAiDS, ILAIn SnA LIZ AND MEaI
NOES. CREAP-500 sarJs Plaids Plaid
" DOL erinoes aud Plaid Shawls al " DOL, fGr
c,At lining, to be closed out ch ap thiS We ut
i.2 IZEKIEi'A Al Main st.
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