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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
BY KENT, PAINE & CO., Aus.s.

r ARGE. PEREMPTORT. AID SPE.
DIAL SALE OF DKES, GOODS AT
OTION, BY CATALO % L On
THURSDAY, the 18th day of Fehiu Try,
our warehouse, we shall sell, without Ia
serve, large and beautiful variety of new
aud seasonable DRESS GOODS, suited to
the present and approaching s-ason, com
prising the largest variety ever offered a.
auction in this city, together with mapv
other very desirable styles Of STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS-the whole TO be C iosec
without limit or reserve. In tho ass1rt-
ment will be found q full line Of
Elegant TarltCn and Illusion Robes
Striped and I'm brOidered Swiss do,
Splendid silk Robes, i'll greatIa1iety,
Rich, Plain aud Fancy Silks,
MOire Antiques and Watsred Silks
Marcelines, POpiins, and Fiorencss.
Five hundred pieces Plan, Black, and Color
ed De LANES,
Cashmere Twills, Ameliue Cloth, Debeges,
Brocade Mohnirs, W orsied Pinias,
ON bre shaded and Printed De I.aines,
Plaid Ua LANES,
Robe de EugeDles, Printed Merinca-
Brocade de Seiyen, W. rsred no bee
French and English Mer mos,
| Black Mohairs and Airacas,
ColoIed AlpacaE, Plain Ssr.g-a, Fouiari e
Grenadines, Prin ted Hsrsges
Organize Robes,
| Printed Organaies and Jaeonetts,
Briiliants, TaritoD Robes, Swiss Mss..as.
Checked Gam b RIGS, Prin ted bingham,
| Table Damssks. Brown Hollands
| Linen Douias Hrd SheetIngs,
! , ace Mantillas, Velve. ard Cloth Uio3ks
| 0renadine, silk Plnsh,
Stella and Cashmere SGawie
| White and Frinisd Marssilies I'm brslIas,
| Splendid RatA I'D Whitley Slankep,
| Lace etts, SwYSs Bands, Edsing, Taimss,
| Lace ellis, Grape Collars, Dimiues,
| New York Mills Shirtipgs,
Brown Drillings. black and coiorsd SILK
| Velvets, (superb goods
| Hosiery In gi eat variety.
| Sattinets, Linssys, &c.
AND ON FRIDAY, THE ltrH.
A large assortment of CLOTHING
coSsIsrINa
| 500 pairs Cashmere aud Satinst Pants,
800 pairs Military and Plain Pants,
250 Mill tary aud assorted . yercoata,
| HU0 assorted Vests, Hickory Shirts, Dress
and Busines Coats, &c,
With an inv Ice Of fresh SPRIN0 CLOTH
| Ing we'll worthy the atten ton Of large buy ::
| ers. KENT, PAINE d co,
fe Auc1ou..r.
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- EASONABLE 4UODS-A small lot Of
y Crenshaw Oassimeres, suitable for boys
spring wear Linen Check. Drills, and Sat
teens; English and French Bereges 0rena-
dimes, &C.. Poplinets, Jaconers, Organdies,
and Lawns SC Uieces Irish Linens, Linen
Sheetipgs, Taole Damasks and Damask Nap.
kins; lO-4 and Ia Cotton Sheetinss. Bleac n cd
and Brown Shirtings, Drills, and Ozuaburgs;
English Prints, Apron Checks, Plain BONES.
tic, for servants.
fe7 CHRISTIAN s LATHROP.
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fAasnclafeA Preaa Qispat Oh ]

(Associated Psess Dispatch.
GoLpsBoao', N. c.. Feb. 5-InSofmAtion
has bssu received here. direct fr9n hyde
county, n. a., to the effect that the Burnsids
tieet, numbering nom - 70 loo vessels. moved
from Hatteras yesterday. and went In the d.
rection Of Roanoke Island.
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By 4. 3. COOK, Aac.r.

ARGE SALE OF AN ASSORTED
STOCK OF = JuRBIN3 HOUSE, ar
AUCTION -Oa FRIDAY, TIN instant, At 10
O'Clock, 1 Will sell ~ my store, the Stock Of
q Jobbtug House, declining business. consist.
ing o.
Bl-ached Oottons, White Goods,
Gloves, Hosiery,
Linen Bosom Shirts,
Neck Ties, Marseiiles Quilts.
Wells, Table Damssk,
Napsins, Spool Uo,ton,
Sewing SILK. Buttons Thread, CoruSss.
Carpets, Kings, Combs, brushes,
Carriers, Pur3.s, Leather Bags,
studs, Necklaces, Shirt Bosoms
Irish iinens, shirt Joilars, DC
Will po addict
f. large invc.ce Of Fancy Ssap, PsrfuMs.
~, &c
EE Sale witho ut reserve
ie3 K. Is. COOK, Aact.
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LOST.

r OST-On the 9th inst, ON Franklin or
Main, between Foushee and lOEh SITS =,
4 wire PORTE-MONNAIE.c con tanning be.
tween Twenty and Thirty Dollars, and 4
number OF Postage Sta mps. -
The finder will DO literally rewarded bv
leaving 1t at this Office, or at WALrER D.,
BLAIR's Store. corner Of Sth and Main ste.
IL lite
OST, HTRAYEU, OR sTULEN-From
l the tuh.cri,er. the afternoon Of the 4th
Inst, GRAY MARE, about fourteen and q
ha I hands high. Had saddle and bride on.
liberal reward will be paid for the retarn OF the
WARE, or any info: nation that viii lead to her
recovery. H. LINDSLEY,
fs 7-2t* Wise Legion Off1ce.
AAONEY FOUND
vi. lady's Porte: Honnsis was
found ON Franklin street ON
Wednesday. the Alb February.
The owner can get the same by applying At
this Office. feT-a<
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Nnf at6he, g.
"A ftsYss v1iTI AsD afD FIX.
IN ~ pieces E,cs UAMyHtG.
100 Domestic PLAIDS.
90 Manchester 0lN0HAMS. {.
- " Brown LINENS.
s5 :. Irish de-.
200 Laa:n Cambria HANDKEK.
$50 Madras and Cotton FLAGS.
70 UrenshaW's Army CLOTHS.
$50 packs kpgilsh PINS.
50 gross SiIvered HUOkS and EYES
rs lbs. Black and Coiored SEWING
SILK.
20 lbs. Biack and White and assorted
FLAX THREAD.
Is lbs. Black FLAX, In Hanks.
10 lbs. Black FLAX, In Skeins, very de-
sirAbla
Wholesale and Retail.
BENNETT TOLLEsON.
70 Tot lo0 Main street.
IILKS, SIhAS!l SlLKSlil
y 5000. $1,000. 5000.
Eight thousand dollars worth of beau tiful
SILKS to be sold cheap, from IS cents yard
to $50 per dress. They are ON consignment
from q large i'm porting house. with orders TO
sell the goods. Call early. and secure good
Silk Dress ut low prices.
BENNETT TOLLESON..
Ok DOZEN oouNrhf,K 1;1d,. so,xs
600 dozen at 50 cents pair.
fe:-: a'' BENNETT roLLEsoN.
I AKGE AUCTION SALE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
500, 900 WORTH OF sEAsONaBLE DRY
GOODS To BE CLOSED OUT POSI-
lively BY TIE 10rH DAY UF APRIL,
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY
The balance of the stock remaining on
hand at that date, will be closed out at pub
lie auction, without limit or reserve, having
other business engagements which will re-
qutre my undivided attention. Merchants,
suffers, and others, will find this an excel
lent opportu TO replenish their stock -
Great inducements Will be offered, Us many
Amongst the stock will be found q great
many staple and desirable goods. consisting
in part Of
rs bales "A Brown Domestics,
80 bales rs dc.
20 bales do.
Is bales Brown Jeans,
cases Blsached Shiftings
loco pieces Spring Prints,
leo pieces Lawns,
2oJ dOz Hickory Shirts,
2o0O doz. Hosiery,
800 packs Pins,
5000 yards Summer Dress Goods,
200 pieces Jaconet Dam brics,
200 pieces Tape check Gam bTics,
200 pieces Swiss Muslins,
200 pieces Dotted do.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon,
100 dog. Undershlrts and Drawers,
1000 doz White SOoOi Cotton,
Cotton and Wooden Flanpela,
Crenshaw's best Uoeskin Uloth,
700 pieces Gold Lace,
military Gilt Buttons.
200 doZ. Madras Handkerchiefs
loco pairs blankets,
loo gross Playing cards.
50 Waterproof Goats,
600 super. Water. proof Blan kets.
20 bales Cotton Rats,
5000 yards Fancy silks,
50 pieces Black Serges,
Together with variety of other goods
suited to the trade, all of which will be Of
tered at satisfactory prices previous to the
sale.
In order to prepare for the auction, the
store will be closed on the LIST April, to take
an inventory. ALFRED MOSES.
IS Main street.
Re Sale conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct.
6-fS
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~ AIN'A'D.

NTANTED.-Auy person having a No
wv CHAMBEKMkxO. Washer, and
1kONER OF good charaoser, and can bring
recon amend tions, anl cisDOssd to sell her
addressing a." Il Ok III, Richmond, Va
Also, wanted q NO. l RIDING anu DRAW.
ING HOkSE. tey-SLH
NJ ANTED.-l am in want OF MAN TO
wv join Cavalry company, and Will pay
$1VO bonus !; no horse furnished. Also, eight
good aud reliable MEN tor Artillery ana
Will pay si25 for each, and other peyqui-
sites, and Will put them In Il No. l fixhung
company, now uuder marching orders 10 the
batus-fsiG. ROBERr HILL
10 IS. Substitute a yencV
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w As NURSE for a young child,
A EkEE WOMAN,
win some experience, and able to give good
references MS 20 character. For further in.
formation, apply 1T corner OF Ross and lA,h
sIre0ts. fs 1-6i*
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HLD DOMINION INSURANCE COM.
PANY,
RICHMOND, "a.

Office No. ~ Main st.. urdsr st. Charles Hotel
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL .............. $500 900
This COMPANY continues to issue Fire and
Marine Policies ON the most favorable terms.
nsschsndizs Dwellings, and Buildings gen
Inland Insurance on Goods by Rivers. Canals.
Marine Risks on Vss.eis. Caesces, and rrelghts.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJ listed
AND PAID.
AL communications address sed to the President
or Secretary will receive prompt attention.
DIRECT
Cab. Workman, Mark Downey,
John Enders, James M. Talbot
samuel II. Price, Horace p. Edmond.
b. F. Ladd, Grifiin b. Davenport
John Stewart Walker, Geo. w Ysncey, -
Luther X. Spilman, Joseph Brummsl,
Peter y. warwick, VIM. Brent,
James 8. Kent, Robert 1aury.
John 81. 0reansr, Th0mAeVones
Geo s. Palmer Edwin A. Smith,
VIM. 8. TIiplstt. Robert A Paine
8 U. , axdy, Robert WillisnA
VIM. Ourrts. VIM. p Raeland.
James r. CrNnshaw, Henry u. Cabsll,
John H. Williams. Geo. W. Roy ster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jx..
,Prssidees.
. 7.;n e, n woE'HA1' sse5
VI0ARS And TOBACCO.
800 900 UIaARa, we'll assorscd.
800 boxes anufactured TOBACCO. from
common to Ans ra6es; s1d some Of to
best brands Of Smoking Tobsceo
Al coosjensd, for sale BY
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 1 OTEY,
N7-3t 8 Pearl street.
III WILD DUCKS.
Small lots, receiving
Fresh every day. By 1spress.
6sliEg low by
WIN T. KING,
Corner Of Fyank'iu and 18Th streets.
F0H SALE
An excellent Riding and Harness
HOB s z
Call at u. r. WILLlAuS'6
Exchango Once.
fest Next door 70 the Ycst-Ofhce.
4 xES, SFADI5 And SH0VELS, &I-
IA We have % hand
% doasn Axee,
20 do. 0pAAes and 0Aovels.
1900 III. Sheet Iron.
A eensral asoYtnsnt OF Planes, Augers
Ohissls, &c. 8. A. PLUH11kR I CO,
fs7-4ts . PetsFssuFx, W.
Is MIIIrARH
A lsrs, 10. Of Black luLITARY oars
Military Gap Aanuf1csory, corner
Main aud StA sts., (lp ssAiru.J
y bs-stN0s Uppoats SpotSWood Hoto
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GROCERIES. &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
FoH SALE
Is firkins No. Mountain BUTTER.
-Also-
A small lot of Family FLOUR.
Il. U. MORTON CO.,
Commission Merch ants,
70 7-St~ Shockoe Slip.
Hoe 'oLEs:
On hand and for sale.
n7-ss TARDY WILLIAMS
E TEE CES
Crushed and
GRADUATED SUGARS.
Ss I'll SPOTS HARVEY.
VI have On hand, for .els-
10000 lbs. LDAF LARD In bills.
JOHNSON. YoUSaEA Z OTHY.
W. 1s1sr'
50 bis. Cor. and Rye wHIsxBY.
JOHasoN. YOUNGER I oTEY.
hr-1 70 Pearl street.
50 : !: $: $: y: s ss: s.
For ssle on eonslgnment, hl
f. Tilt SPOTS 4 HARVEY.
II T T = \.
Two iAouaaud pounds Ren aud Packed 81 Ut
TUR for sals. l. II. WALKA
17-3s ID , aln st
DOTAT o q.
7,bb,a Ir.aA POTATOES.
In good order.
fs7-M l. n. Wake. 10 Main It
O( UPPER L1ATH1R.
HEAVY WOOL1N SOCKS.
For als o. eenaipoeak ~
fs7-N 0ROTT6 HARVEY.
TTEsD6 GNA10 6nED
III ORCHARD 0fas SEED
TIMOTHY 1esd
In store sad sor ala By -
SPOTS , rA1vE1.
h01E0IX6-Sovsel 0eaHe0o eaA s.
ID aonomqno1n1oa With OAX HOARD In .
pltVoto 6nn11l4, eonveatont 70 0Eoe0 street.
~ 1yeUa4n163 uAlk q tAo Oopttol. Ad-
Aeae II : DaapeasA s9ss.
~ ~ UNDE1.VEzk-A GOOD a.
III eoEtmont, just Teceived q 10 MAtn Of.
81 WIN. 3. TUPAAN.
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YRf0G0 Elf.


EVEN HOUSES AND LOTS, And
- SEVERAL VACANT LOTS, IN TIE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AOUrION.-We
wM ecu uponNths premises, ca MONDAY, ,hs
I'm d.y OF 1eofdsry commencing Il o'clock. z.
l. -Four tsnemsn.s On the West sids u Cherry
street South Of the Wss,hHm Plank Road.
J. Tnfes Tsnsmssts ON Cumberland IT,, adjoin
). Fifty fest Of vacant ground on Cumberland
strsst
Z. Two hundred and I've fest Of vacant ground
On Cumberland street.
Ihe tensments ere Ill occupied by GOOD ten
anss, and commanding good tso.s. We invite,
particularly. the sttsntion OF persons Of ilaise~i
means to tnis sale.
TERMs-Ons-,hirdc cash the balance q. and II
months, for negotiable notes. with Interest sdaed,
and secured In each Ease by q trust deed.
The taxes and Insurance for 1862 to be pal BY
JAS. Il TAYLOR SON.
AUTHORITATIVE be added to The
above SAFE two frame tsnements on Iani 81
street. adap ed for small~sized families. TIE
lots have the usual front and depth. Terms
a. above. J. d. L. SON,
fes Aucrioneers.
DEAUTIFUL EUILrIoH LOT ON
d THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY,
ABOVE ADAMS ST., ct AUCTION -
We will sell upon the premises, on FRI
the i+,e My Of
on the north slice Of Clay, above Adams ST.,
and adjoining the residences of j. Il. Dan
forth and T. a. Parker, Esqs. 1t fronts AZ
feet, and runs back 100 feet.
TERMs- One-t third, cash the balancs at
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with in
terest added, aud secured bya trust deed -
The purchaser 70 pay the taxes for 1862.
fe7-td J. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on the
1 north line of Marshall, between Adams
ana LIST streets, at Auction We will sell
upon the premises on FRIDAY, the 1+th
day OF February, comm nclng at o'cleck
p. NJ, very handsome BUILDING LOC
on the north side Of Marshall, between
Adams and LIST streets. 1t fronts SO feet q al
runs back 100 feet to a wide alley.
TEBYs-One third cash; the balance at
terest added, and secured by trust deeds.
JAMES M. fAYLUK SON,
fe7 Auctioneers.
1.-TWO VERY CONVEX lent AND DE-
i SIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES
AND HENRY STREETS, al AUCTION
Will be sold upon the PREMISES, on FRI
DAY the l4th dsy of FtbruiTy next, COM
menctng at O'Clock, p. H., two convenient
uated on the north siu, o. Marshall, between
Monroe and Henry streets, containing six
rooms each. They front - feet each, and run
back loo feet TO a wide alley, and are In a
very pleasant ne ghborhood
TERAs.-One- third cash; the balance ct 6
and IL mon tbs, fof negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured py trust deeds.
Taxes and insurance for 1869 to be PAD by
the purchaser.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR It SON.
ia so Auct:OHeers
ADUITIONAL.-Wul be added to the
above four very handsome building lots on
Marshall, near Adams street. and ,mmeti-
ately adjoining the residence of Jesse VIII.
liams, Esq They front ~ feet each and run
back loo feet to u wide alley. Terms as above.
teT j, h. L. 4 S. IN.
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w RECRUITS
Ten good MEN wanted to all up an ArtiiIery
company to 30 Sonth. Men wishing TO iofn wil
receive IN extraordinary bonus by spllyk TO-
day before 12 O'Clock. at Nos 10th street bet eea
Main and Gary. 'e--3t.
"ANTED-Fcur single gentlemen, or two
w gentlemen and their wives, to BOARD In q
private family on Church HILL The hou q is 10.
catsd In one Of the best neishborhoods end Is one
of the most desirable on thu hill. For further par
uculara, address "OuUROH HILL"
fe7-4t~ Through the Post Once
M ANTED.-A gentleman and wife desire
wv 70 obtain BOARD IN . private family
Best Of reference given. Address '.P. Dispatch
Office, stating location. fe7-3ts
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A gOod sized FURNISHED ROOM,
Lighted with GAS.
For Q single gentleman, not more than two or
three squares lrom the Post-O Office. Address w.
W. w. at this ofics. fs1-.wt
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~ EihUPu;aTAs Ii LII.
lH HhabCUARTEES OF FuS.

EthofUiAiTAN Ia - LII.
IN HhaUGUARTEfS NF FUS.
The s,OU:EERE HAHb.pAIAEo Perform =, ery
evening, Al I'll re t.' yt o. K ErsL -
Dc 60: taii t. " n,ss the dRF At NUEFLItGa
rsaich viii 10 prodac"-t. seV asjNcsS. "a JE~
HUkLEs al -, bSAIaS, WIfi>iSs@, g.
LGety Doty 81 IA - NJ la a NJ Ella w ..iE
IL tn- peri"Cs faas nf walking The tiGtSp RtiPI-
;hs aDtIs length ii tho banding, ~ Get tr
tie sage - tue eei,ing 'veF the Hont 'ssi e.y
Tails liz tha first time, or ny seas thfs Sr->t
feat hiss been attempted and sblIid be wines eG
By evsry che. ohe ~ Ii G!ss per:yrin soca choics
pisces on the Vie:in, accompanied by Ia BUCK
LEY Of the h!alodisna.
tickets IS oepis-reserved g. ais 81 cents.
Doors open at ? pes forIYance eommen - 4
O'Clock. Box atiire open itcn ~ a. NJ III T.
Al. fe 3 6,s
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wv B0ARDERS.
A gentleman and his family
or few single gentleman, can be accommodated
with good BOARD In . private family. by ap-
plying at the second hrics house, head of 10Th
street. the hill opposite Dr. Str ecker g. or ad
dress Box $50" P.O. feT-ltA
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iAi 10 be paid on these subjects. g. ,o5l 20: 81
But this will also be increased by the dill
''''aee In the rail road tax, under Oonfsder-
As aud State laws. as tho Auditor shows
elsewhere in his report.
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THE ARMADA NOVES.
Especial pIaPArcH 10 rnx AlcnMo1D DIsPAr
GoLpsDoAo', N. c., Feb. 6-The Burnside
Beet 10 moving. Intelligence Of this fact
has Just been brought mp. ssvsnty Ave sail
are reported to have passea Hyde county,
N u. The destination Of the expedition
Is supposed TO BE- Roanoke Island.
" ms
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~ 6VDUIV 4 lpPxRSON, Aneis0nssrs

NEaY VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT
" TENEMENT, IN THE NORTH SIDE
Or MAIN. NEAR IT, GOVERNOR ST,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will oe sold
at nnction on the premises, on WEDNkS
DAY. the l2th February, 1862, 1T O'Clock
r. IA, that very valuable grnnit front tene-
msnt, located ms above, adj oiniug 1hs bank
ing, house OF Messrs O. " Purcell Co,
Is Justly regarded as NEST valuable real es-
tate; therefore, the.particular attsntio OF the
pubic is called to The sale
TsHxs-One- fourth, cash, balance at Il, II,
and is months for negotiable notes, u teresi
added, secured by o trust deed The L. xes al d
insurance for 1862 to be paid by the purcha.
ser. 4OUDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
ja.-td
TNHE VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
known ~ RlTCHIEE, on the Canal, near TO
the Reservoir, and within one mile OF Richn onu,
tor sale at Anction.-At the request of the owasr
(Mr. Hugh L. 0sliaher)we shall sell q. public a1c-
uon, on the promises, on THURSDAY. the 9Th
February, 1862, 1t .l2 O'Clock H., thgt valuable
country seat, located a. above Adjoising the lands
OF Messrs. Haxau, Shields, and Sutton, contain
Ing about l29 acres which viii be subdividsd into
dvs smaller psrcels Of about IS aeses asch. Ga
oos Of the lots there u . comfortable Dwelling.
house. together with sil the usuai out-houses
slch - Barn, Stable, Kitchen, &c. There is on
,6s canal q valuable STONE QUARRY. opened
lew years ego at great sspease. On each lot
ARE v . beautiful building site, and two ~
them there are dHe sprinRS Ona of the los ID
seeded In wheat and others set In clover and
UNs. The fertility Of tbs land Is proven bal. b--
lag Of red clay, and equal to any farming land on
JAMES river. IL 10 SELDOM that 20 valuable s. body
OF and within 90 .hort distance Of the eity) l.
brought Into market and hence particular sttsn
unu u called 70 the sale thereof.
TERx%One-fouIth cash balance at g, l2 and
II month"; Tor negotiable notes, interest added
occurred BY trust deed.
Tho taxes for 1919 to be peld by the purchaser.
r. y 0ODDIN ArPE 2SON, Ancts.
POSrPONEMENT.- consee uen ca OF 81 Z
rain, the above sale ts postponed TO TIL L Rs
DAY next, the l3th February. At the same
hour. 0UUDIN APPERSON,
fe7 Auction GERS
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n wajNas sa e AEH,

Nj USICAL sol REL +. -Eesrs CARLO
wi rAriis-d J.: n. PIX Ms, essi led OF
tf the best .aent 81 Va city, roth tnaisnr
and protessioaH will eivs a Musicti y the
par,rrs 4 tu- amsIi1sa "os l. O.. SAT C6DAy
Nv ENI.N e. Feb,u.ry Il . sab
Tickes tor sais AZ the a.s.
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by DICKINSON r Hill. As.sis.

4 no. BLACKSMITH AT AUCTION
"A On Friday, the 7th inst. Wa Will sell
at AUG don,
A No, BLA "kSNITH
Also, NO. COOK. w ASHER and IRON.
ER Dickinson HILL,
fe lit Aucuoneers.
~ ALE AT n UCTION. Of thu IersnL al n cts
- Of tie lsts JOSIAH Wo0DsUs,,t ais { mr.
fesd-re". on Acads MY bni, /. OF he Poor
HOUSEWIFE pa 90 d on F..D AZ Feblua-y 7.b
rs the hour Il III o'clock a. n ,hies Mules
earo; P:'nshs, Harror tne let ol J I'VE Fowl;
several Hogs aud figs. Il useh Id and kItchsn
Furniture large Wheat Fa,.. t. lot OF bE,a
Oats rrd colder. Te' nis casb.
fso-3t1 p w. kAL5TON, Ex'..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07

n, OilCE Tire 1T R'r- hsvinS d-teru ~
II III he so,ns Improvements IL ME1RUPO-
LiTAH HALL wiz b coup-i isf 10 CSC So Z "a
" dsvs. Dua noscs viii Ia giysn III Il u re-
op-niSR.
70 1---os W"'LS Il 90 prrrristn-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07

u MUSICT IN, COMPOSER
LlNQUIiT. AND OR, Tor
WIZ Q unnue has rae and N irvelious enter
tetnmoais, at tho African Church, every
evening this week except Saturday,
a MhIlN l. L VAL be given on SATUR-
DAY for ;.adles aud Dbi,dreiI, ~ IL O'Clock
Admission 20 cents. children ana = ervaEa3
% cent?.
Ee3 6t+ 2 II. Oh Iyt.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

500, 600 WORTH OF SEASONsBLE DRY
GOODS To BE CLOSED OUT POSI-
lively BY TIE l0rH DAY OF APRIL,
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY
POSITIVELY NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
my a66ht, 81

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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-17
EXCHANGE OFFICE. No. al. All

EXCHANGE OFFICE, NO. al. All
Confederate officers and men who have been
captured and paroled in Virginia and Mary
land. at any time from the beginning of hostil-
tiles to the lst of November, 1852, have been
duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared.
2, All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at Aiken's Landing on
James river, at any time previous to the 18th
of November, 1852, have been duly e1chan-
ged, and are hereby so declared. -.. M.
3. All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at Vicksburg, Mississippi,
previous to the LIST of November, 1862, and in
Guiding said date, have been duly exchanged and
are hereby so declared.
gLU.a fJy ! ROBERT GUILD,
NOV; l2,--9t -.fs Agent Of Exchange.
Southern papers copy and send accounts TO,
War Department in Richmond. 'Af'E ~
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-17
Important Capture by Morgan,

A"APoA SesAA0 S0PeAAO Wy 4AOISdU.
We are informed that John 81. Nor.
gan was married last Sunday night A.
Murfreesboro, to Miss Alice Ready.
daughter Of Col. Ready, former mem.
Der of Congress-, and sister of Major
Horace Ready, of the 28d Tennessee
Regiment. The ceremonies were per.
formed by Bishop Lieut.. General Polk,
President Davis, who was there at the
time, gave Morgan his commission as
Brigadier, onthc evening of tho 18th,
the day before the wedding, the com.
mission to date back to the destruction
Of the Tunnel on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
By.the-way, we learn that the Tun.
mel has heen again destroyed by Col.
BAIL Duke, of Morgan's command,
brother.in-law of the General. We
hope the captbre Of Miss Ready's heart
will be a precursor to still more can.
lures of a different sort on the part Of
the gallant Morgan. He is a gallant
officer, worth any woman's heart, and
deserving the new commission Just re-
ceived. .,.,u.. ..su
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-17
Late Northern Papers.

Col. G. P. Smith never forgets the
editor, and those who seek news from
the EDITORS paper. He has laid upon
our table a copy OF the Cincinnati Daily
Commercial and the St. Louis Demo.
crat, both Of the llth inst. and from
which we shall extract %copiously to.
morrow. s.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-17

The Federal Government don't like
it that England allowed tho 1890" to
be fitted out in her ports. Secretary
Welles talks like getting up a fuss on
account Of it,. ..y.JatyS, s,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-17
Negroes to Hire.

ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY,
1863, before the Court House door in the town
of Winchester, l will hire for IL months
FIVE NEGRO BOYS,
three grown, and two of them plough boys
Bond and approved security required.
~ ...trt. VIM. NJ. RUSSEY,
Admir- John Eskridge, decd.
Dec. II. dtd