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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-26

VTOtIAL AND INSTRUMENTAL IN
. " ETRUOTION.-A thorough course VI
Musical distraction given on the Plano,
Harp, 0uitar, Singing, &c Due attention
strictly p I'D TO the only suceessful method
Of the proper muscular development Of the
hands 10 obtain . speedy and m asterly COM
maud Of the instrument, combining an
equality, agility, ana elasticity Of touch for
. faithfui rsndittoA Of musical psrforman ce.
Terms, moderate.
PRo1SssoA DE CGNIEL,
3sCoeacs, lot And 0racs streets
N&-4ts
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GROCERIES.

S00 GASES OF b MGAkDNER CID
OUU BYE WHISKY, (twelve bottles to
the case,) years old
500 cases OLD Mountain Whisky, Twelve
bottles to the case
90 bbls. Bumgardnsr, Rockbridge, and
other brands " hiskey, very old and
f1ne.
leo boxes Adamar tine Candles.
loo boxes Iallow Candles.
100 boxes Tobacco.
200 bales Olovsr and Timothy Hay, baled
Oats, Mill Cff,l, Seed Oats, Peach
Brandy, Honey, anda good assor tment
offamily Groceries.
ROBERT A. DABNEY,
fe 25-.4t* Corner Broad and 9TH srs.
z AKhK's BI4Thk,:
- 10 cases,
g. e. 9kEkNHOW, 18th st.,
fe 2s-4t Bet. Main aud Cay.
ITALIAN MACCARONI
A few cases superior,
s. q. 4REENHOw, 18th ST.,
fe 26-4t Bet. Main and Cary.
q 0NF0WDEk 1EA:
A choice article,
For sale by
8. U. GREENHOW, 18th st,
1e Est Bot. MAN and Cary.
w II S X l. Y,
For sale by
sc. GRErNHOW, 18th st
fe 2o-4t Bet. Main and Cary,
A UAAlANTINE
~ q A N ID l. S,
For sale by
s y. QREENHUW, 18th St,
fe 2s-4t Bet. Main and Cary.
nEACH BRANDY.
A superior article, just received ard for
sale, by W. T. STAPLES co,
Basin Bank,
70 26-3t* Corner 10th street.
NOFEEE bags prime Havana Coffee Tor
sale by
10 a6-st DUNLOP. MONOURB co.
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By r. ". KEESEE, Auctioaer.
(Ofica corn ar l2tn and Ca.V stT.etsl

"OUSEHOI.D Amp KITCHEN FURNI-
II TURE FOR SALE, and SEE a n [
WOMAN FOR HIRE, AT AUCTION Will
be sold, on MONDAY MORNING, hi,rct; Sd,
commencing at 10 O'Clock at tiie residence OF
Mr.. J. Is. uoahk, (who is declining house
keeping) on 4th street, bet BYRD and
Arch streets, portion Of his Hou5e hold and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF the usual
assortment, in good order
Also-FUR HIRE, n servant " OMA".
Also-FOR RENT, the HOUSE now occn-
pied by him; aad The 0as&flxtures for sale.
TBRhs-Cash
fe2s THOS. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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On the 9Th, JACOB GREEN, Oldest son
OF Oa!om Green, aged IA years. -.
aHsIuneral will taxa place from the residence
OF ais father. In Sidney so tn side of Main ct
opposite the Church, this (Ws 90 esday " morn.
ing. tue 70 tn inst, At LOT O'Clock. Relatives
and friends are invited 70 attend
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nLlNO TON,
Is THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
VIII continue HIS pleasing and inimitabis
entertainments, at the
AFRICAN CHURCH,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS.
A MAT1NEE will be given on WEDNES'
DAT, 1T = O'Clock. He will perform his soul.
stirring and thrilling com position, "THs BAT.
rLs OF MARAssAs," ~ each OF his entertain.
ments 70 A-3t&
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- PUBLIC MEETINQ-Tho citizens
~ OF Rich mUnd are requested to mest at the
City Hall, tonight. (WkDNkSDAT,) at "a
O'Clock, TO adopt suoh measures rs they may
deem most expedient for II pm bile security.
fe 2s-lt* MANI CITIZENS.
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The Burned Bridge at Lynchburg

The Burned Bridge at Lyme hburg.
LrHoHBrxa, Feb. 3s.-Ths portion OF the
bridge which wss dsstroyed yesterday after
noon was acciden tally set ON IRE BY Goals
which fell from the LOGON olive which paased
over few minutes before the fire was discov.
cred. Two spans Of the bridge only were
burnt. The bridge connected the island,
upon which the South Side depot 10 s,tuated,
with the Virginia and Tennessee depot The
aooiden tai burning will prevent for some time
the Running Of the Houth Side ears into The
city, but will not materially envsnisoee
travel. as the close onnecaon Of ~ we
roads 10 the only present diAieulty.
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AUCTION SALE.
Y1YVkB AIyS.
sy ALIx. roh, Anes.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. CLOTH
ING, SHOES. Ac.-WilI be sold NJ auction
at my store, on Tn tuesday,, Feb 27th, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock. a lot OF second hana
Furniture. Stoves, &C; n lot f Dry Goods
Dress and Overcoats Mems, Boys ant
Chiidre0's Shoes; Ribbons and Fancy Goods
Hosiery, &c Glass and Crockery War: To-
hacco, Cigars, &c.
ALSO.-One second hand Piano
feD ALEX MOTT, Auct.
g Took CT SADDLES. HARNESS. Ac.. A.
~ AUUTlUN.- On FRIDAY the 7th OF NJ arch
ls6! beine about to close out my stock ana u.l
ness, l offsr for sale cd sssortmsot OF tn
SADDLES, BRIDES. Carriage and busg,
HARNESS, and great many other articles il
the Saddlery linss.
At the same time, my uDexpiei TERM
house on 3 b street, between Main and Cary
Sac to commence At IL o'clock A. M
fe 26-7t* JAS. TEMPLEMAN.
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Commune asisn with Fsrs Pulaski Cat on.
AusUsrA. Feb. % The Savannah Rsyu1k.
sss, Of this morning, says that semmuniea-
ton with Fort Pulaski b - been sHeetuaily
closed BY the Fsderals, who have erected
three batteries for heavy guns at command
ing points. ~
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A T I + n 10 .!

Ine undersigned prcpos, to rske a COMPANY of
Light Artillery to be enlisted for the war Wsare
HAPPY now TO announce that we havs procured
the guns, which will be ready FOR as tcge,her
with all equipments, as soon ~ our company Is
mustered Into service. To Il one VIII, would ike
TO 60 along with IA and sha-s with the for tunes
OF snis war, We arnestiy appeal to como forward
now and JOIN Us At Office. besides ths bounty of
$5' uniforms. board and looairgs will be furu.
isnsd free. Application may be made at our ~
cenf'ins ONCE on Nam, between 7.h AID 9Th
s~eess, or At tho store Of Johnston 4 Bransfoid
MARMADCKS JOHNSON,
JOIN ". BRAINS FORD,
fe se--ts A. B GUJGUN.
NJ OTTO E.-Persons subject to military
IN ouly or not, between the ages of Is and
40, within the bounds of 60. No l. 10Th
hee't, W Militia, can write their names on
q piece OF paper and leave 1t with the Gle, k
- Inc general delivery OF Pest ONCE.
Bounds OF company: West by 10th street
east by Shockoe creek, 80 nth by Broad street,
and north by corporation line
fe 2s-lt* J. BELL BIGGER, Capt.
(sAKE NOTIUE.-A suosti.et, tor the war.
l. WHO'S not subisct to draft can be had By
applying at he store OF O. A. BROCKxYER-
jail early II you wish to secure lin. No. q
EAST ID AIN street. fe:e3t*
A rTkNrION BY order received from Head.
IA quarters, all oticers and sold ezra belon cir z
10 me comm aud stationsd at Urbanna and S.iuus
Middlesex county, Va, coEDo.ing q part of the
35th RegimeIt, Virginia Volunteers, VITO are now
son 70 their Captains st said pcs.s immediately.
By order L t. Col. ARCHER,
WIN. KEEP 4ARNETT,
10 26-S~ A. p A.
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By REDWOOD & KFAcH. <nosionsers.

a. ALE OF aENTEtJ. HOUS sHOLD AND
KITCHEN FUaNI UcE We will s.i on
WfbflsD y. the Ctr int. comm ,ocirg AZ
~ ocl"ck, a. N" -efid.uea OF tbs sew. W. G.
6aiief, on !4;u street. re i've cn broad and Mar.
bal the usi vvieiy CT 10 4.ca IL a1o Kitchen
FURNITURE
iE3Ns.--Gssh.
fe ~ tEn"CCr -ACH A~c.s
EGATEL>' SAIL Of PtKI = n KJE
FKDPthTY At anctiun WE'D y LIS.
DAY, 10Th inst, al far; otherwise, the next
ihir day on the premises; the late resfdercs
If WIN. Phi,l,s, ST., deceased, At .'Dld
CHURCH. vi'i ne sold all his perisiSi Die prop.
'rty, con istiuE OF Mules. Horses, Gnttis,
rheep Hogs old and new Hacou, Lard, twelve
hives Honey, Wool Co.tcn, Peas. Beans.
Wheat, Corn, Fgovender, Farming Imple-
nentS, &c
TEENS Sum, o: 40 an,: under, cash In
Dan sabie funGs; over F50, n; fDrr r,ou tbs for
oonGs with ia terest added and approved So.
cnrity. ny the IE1AiEEa
s"roes for air. on the same day
70 so-tdss
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DOOK' 3 GOOD sAAARlrAN, fof tn, ea .
IL. Of Rheumatim Neuralgia. 40 can be OBJ
tanned Of ths Wholesale agent in any quantity -
town, sAseh ssra in ,Aalr orders d oass.
W, p2yUn9OM = CO.,
Na 10 3Ais stssst
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IA ANTAD-Recruits for the
w 0OOOHLAND 0RAYSi
reornitin@ odiee will be openea At Nanakin
Town. Goochland county, for the above. uemed
company, on the 26th inst. FIFTY DOLLAR6
bounty and rstions allowed from the dxte of en-
1stmsnt Under the recent act of th. Lesi.la-
sure tnts company Will DO 70 organised, Febru.
ary 9Sth, 1863. Come one. come al.
r. 3. MICHAELS, Lieut..
Recruiting Officer
j. q. 1ATHRIGHT, Sertt fe z6-i3l*
w AN TIE D. UHEoTEkFIELO OAV.
w ALhf.-Fifty RECRUITS will be
received in this company. The recruits viii
be entitled to pay, transportation, and sub
sistence from the time and place IF enlist.
ment, together with the sum Of s6t bounty,
Apply IT the Recruiting ONCE, Cary street,
W. b. WOODBRIDGE, capt,
fe 26-2w Rmruit;nn &c.,
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FER9 DNAL..

NJ OTIOE.-As WILLIAM z. WARDEN
II has runaway from hi. parents, I do
hereby forewnrn all PERSONS from harhorinG
said William Il. Warden In any say what.
ever, as I am determined to rrceecutc any
person fonnd 20 doing TO ths ey.ant Of the
law. I will give liberal reward for his
delivery to mo on Nam, between 17th and
18th streets or, at night, on Brook A-enne,
between CLAY and Marshall.
feb 2e-St JAMES W. NnEN,
NOTICE.-We have pow In store the fof.
~ lowing articles, received from Lynch
Surg BY tho boat A. Pamplin, for Mrs VIM.
Miller hhds. Bacon, ksG Lard. For 9.
u. WI Stone. The owners will please come
forward, pay charges, and IA ke .he goods, or
they will BE- sold 70 pay charges.
Il 18-3t~ CONRAD 4 GREW.
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TNUS. W K f EEEE, AuCL
BIZ REDWOOD KESCh, Aacts.

CALE OF FURNITURE, URoCkERY AND
- GLASSWARE, DRY GOODS CLOTH IG,
HARDWARE, &C-No Will sell on THURS
DAY, eth inst St store, comm ncing at 10 'clg,
a 10, Of new and secondhand Furniture. Crocse-
~ and Glassware, Co,hipg Dry Good, Dres.
Goods Fancy Goods, Cisars Liquors, &c
ie26 KKDWOBD kEACH.
NOTICE Wit be sold on FRIDAY, ina IS b
~ Of February, a, public erc,iou. cpon the
premises al tie sur of 10 O'Clock alt ot my
Household ard HI chen fuRNil URE 10 tie
highest bidder.
At the same time, the FARM, containing !"
acres houss aud kitchen, al! in good rep .ir wei
enclosed, will be rented, Also to the hi4nes. bid
der. Said pl.ee les nearly FIVE miles vest u
Richmond, on the Deep Run i n! npike Road, I'D
,or,og the land of Ben. Grset, immediately oa
the road ffe 25-4t'l r c. BENN Hi'r.
TSOR kENT-A FARM IN ChtcItk-
FIELD, WITHIN THREE NILES OF
RIOHMUE0 Il eHer for rent AZ pu bile auc-
lion, on cSth Of February, at Il. }. SiZ-r's
Tavern, M ar chertar, the FARM in Chester
field on which the late Ray Moss resided,
situated on the Msnches,er Turnpike, within
three miles OF Richmond. This Iarn Con
tatrs about elk hundred acres of land, and is
In very good state CT cultivation. Wheat
and winter oats arc seeded on IL. There is Il
dwelling on tho place and ali necessary out
houses, oil OF which, except the dwelling,
are new. Tbs place Is we'll fenced In by new
| fencing. SAMUEL ID. ADklhSUN,
FL ia-td* Manchester.
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NCTICE Mr.. HENRY kAYfON, Cfri-
~ CAN, formerly OF Petersburg, Las located
himself At No. 81 Main street, where DO VII be
pleased to 500 those whose sight need iuipro ING
II ere ia what = Peter burg psper says:
We, The undersigned. take pleasure in recon-
mend!os Mr. Hsory Ksyton TO tln ei.izsps OF Pc
tersbu-g and SURF oundin9 country, - an Op,lcsn
OF considerable merit. We have tried linn and
found that suited us with Spec iscies better
than ws could have cona our ,e,vss. And ~ the
sight of mankind lie . very imp rant matter, and
to select glass 6qnires a gres. Seai Of know
ledge aud ar,, which We eniph Atically believe
Mr.. Kayton POSSESSED. We, therefore. Cheerful ~
recommend him. DAVID NAY,
R<v II. B. UOWLES,
Rev ROnT. MIOHA ELS,
JAMES T. WATSON.
WIN. !. PRITUHARD,
70 2i-6ts Rev. JOHN KERR
XTiRGINIA STAFF BUTTONs.-The IN
Y dsrsigned have on hand thu above bC I.
TONS. Alec, plain Virginia Butt ms. large and
small Also, Confederate infantry snd ArtfIe'
Buttons. Wa are aso making 70 oder ard for
sale. Brass Proceed Letters Cso.a Ssbres, Cros'
damon, 60, for Military Cats Order prom pity
attended to LEWIS hAfFoN,
Drsnt Cut r.. 13.k street,
Bstwssn Main and Cary.
M Addrsss by malt. LEWIS / k.rIo> " Blk
uas al Va ia M
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ETOTlOR-HHvjag hsrsfosors charged parties
~ iasrYoaes % eensgnnsAts. and reesntiy
6svin1 ~ several oonplaintA il regard - hat
ensres, n WI. y fus1ga 81 Asve eoee!Oeo
noo6s lnsuse1 sllsea etetialZ Hsxnsss4 = q -.
H0k-lV y02NeoE, Y0US9sa AV51H
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such Will pay liberal price. Oall on
GEORGE BAIiBY,
! 40 W. Shockos Slip.
w An d.
Best reference given. addrsa ses sii ;nnas
Fost-Cmce, k!chn. ond, Va. fe aoHsss
WANcED by gentleman ,1,n.,io1
n.y. nv, S IuPYIST In some Of the Depart
n.n. ~ -r CLERK in Store or Hotsl. He
% r. peak or write in English. French and
1ermAn, and can give the best OF city refer
| from disability, afser six mon tbs of active
| 70 75-7t*
wv A N 7 E y.
! a Virginia lady who has been teaching
S0utn iOr several years, desires to obtain a
l SITUATION. Would have no objection to
teaching small boys. References exchanaed.
"INsTRUUTREss,"
| To- o-o.. Fredericksburg, Va.
| For tho war.
| A liberal bonus, In addition to thu bounty of
Will be paid to eaeh sob,titu e on being &C.
cepted. For information, apply to
| p. SARACCO,
fe 26-1w* Corner 18th and Broad SITS.
WAN1AD'
SUBSTITUTES.
The highest price is paid for Substitutes by
J. Il REFS,
| fe 9e-St* No. 3 10th st
! WANTED-Fifty u,rm.vrns
| TO whom offer the best wages and constant
| employment.
| fe26-2m JOHN DOOLEY.
w TEN SUBSTITUTES,
For which large bounty will be paid.
MINER CARRIERS,
Franklin, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
| w a N T D
| w A FURNISHED ROOM.
| Central locality preferred.
Address r. "ae: rye c." Dispatch Once.
w ANTED-Thr'e s %S1r srRvAn1s
For working in Garden. * ''' ava %
Ironer, Washer, and Mixer.
FAULKNER l. CLARK,
fs26-St* Near Shockoe Warehouse.
Nv ANT E D. SUBSTITUTES,
exempt from all military duty, for which liberal
bounty In cash will be paid. Apply to
| CLOPTON T. LYME,
Cor. Franklin and Wall sts., up stairs.
| fe Q6-6t
| " STU TION
| For . middle. aged w . M A N, to assist in
| housekeeping spd plain sewing. Gan sew
| on Wheeler & Wilson's family sewing ma
| chine. Address as. ID. o." at this ONCE.
fe76-St*
WANTED AROUSE,
Suitable for q small Hotel. Apply to
THOS. J. BA0BY,
fe 36-lts. No. Wall street
| 1Aj ANTED.-Two active men to act as
w MESSENGERS
Apply to GEO. w. RADY,
Manager, Richmond Telegraph Once.
l fe 26-ts
| "yANTED-Ons two, yes, fve millions
w Of afflicted Confederates to be relieved
of all rheumatic and neuralgia pains, by
| using the celebrate lipiment
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
W. PETERSON Co,
Wholesale Agent, Richmond, Va.
fe2o--1wt1p)s
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OTocK OF D.ttti, EcuICiHsS FAN
o. AKTiCi.tss tHE.uiC Ais, sc. Al
Af'.TIO--A ~ " k'son Who Ia Leon
conducting tho puri-es. OF tho late Joseph Lsic-
iey havi z deter.a,1sa 20 ag-in Ioiu III. Conied
srste service, wi se.' At b. siore OF Joseph
Lailey d c'i, on -,.nspA". 81 Msrea, com
rrens'rs q. 10 o'clock, the whole Of tho s'oek of
Drugs aedieiGes Fancy Ar.ie'ss pure Ssinpr,
Surgical Instruments. Phi - eiaus' Saddle Bags.
psss Fisvcring EAtErois Is rare asfo.tmvnt a
Chemicals &c -lb acins the uSusi variety found
u "a fir class u.ug es.shiishmeat
At lhe saa iigss ali the fixtule'. how Cases,
&C. beia2 ef tie lat.st stsis snd u-sr'v n6w.
TEEMs.--t..h. IL. al -. COCK Aue..
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SUBSTITUTES.

w AS1ID- .,,...7n.,.
Wanted, any number Of
Substitutes for tho war.
Non 'IesloenS OF the State, or abe. bodied
men exempt by law from military dntv Eor
such Will pay a liberal price, OalI on
GEORGE BAuBY.
10 Io-oI Shoe IN Shn
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nCn REWARD FOB nay = WANTS,
NO(D JOHN and BLAOA WE'LL. John

Q5O hHTAE RI. f s4a.n ny lily nhSyANS 1sn
il about twenty. three years cid and car
pentsr by trade; black AID not stout. He
left my residence At the corner OF Clay and
lotA streets, Sunday morning, the 33d instant.
have no doubt no 10 in tho employment Of
some Of tho companies - free man, in or
near the city, er he may Aase left 1t. : Black
well left my farm, In the county Of Chester
nsld, ten miles above Richmond. He is Is
years old; . bright mulatto; he has large, full
eyes, thick underlips. spare made knees, and
ankles tnclin 81 inward. He left on the Is n
instant; 10 10 a houss.sefvant. Will give
twenty .fivo for one, or fifty for the two, do.
iiyersd 10 me In Richmond At my residence.
corner Olsy and 10th streets, or in any Jail, 30
that can get them.
70 rs 6t< q. A. ". TAYLOR,
n. kNvELOPK
Just received and for sale 1T
STAKE 4 OARDUZOS,
80 900 Bu6 Envelopes,
LOO, 600 ~hits Envelopes,
5000 Gross blank Books,
~ yeams DENY Paper.
IA 40-9t II reams Medium P3per.
- VNRlN0 -Unvfn1 hnrnAofnrn shapRnd uaPtioe
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yAyHEEI.W ~TJ,sS n l AICfiDS.
w On THURSDAY, 2Fsh .ast., 4. ~ O'Clock.
| will sell A. he shop % MT J. h Kelly. coi nor
of Marshall 3, ard Book Avenue, .hs whH'o OF
biz fixtures s ccs &c. eme acins the usual
variety OF regular STACK, aphGisted Carts. Car
rsais, Wagon, &C.
4JsrD-A s,rsii lot Of Lamhar, Tools a..
TERMS -cash. y Is. COOK,
f.2l Arcgicpxer.
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wv A N I 3 u.
a Virginia lady who has been teaching
Sontn ior several years, desires to obtain a
SAAuA11ON: would have no objection to
Address
"1NSTRUUTRESS,"
10 zo-St" Fredericksburg, Va.
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OfNorsiss LHMhaaihoS,h SS S. 81 fho-

For til, Offering Of upcards Of 4, 400, 0ea
acres Of Land IN Oregon.
Il orders public sales in the eIAfE OF OlIscs.
At the land ofsoe At oRrsos CRY. on the 18Th OF
October. 1852 of one hundred and fifty eit ht town
ships and parts Of townships. heretofore Gnofered,
west Of the Cascade Mountains, and within The
d.. trict Of lanss subject 20 sale &C Oregon City.
At the land ofhoe 1t ROeIBURe or the 18th Of 90
toher, 1862. Of one hundred and 81 foar townships
and parts Of tow nshIps, heretofore unofered vest
Of the Cascade MouDtslns, and within the distIst
OF lands elbject 70 sale 81 koseburg.
The lands viii BE- offered with the usual excep-
lions OF school sections, 10.
No mineral lands are 20 be OF sred such lanes
being expressly excepted and excluded from sale
The saIes viii be kept open until the lsads are a.
offered, which il to be socomp ished within tue
weeks. and no longer; and no private entry Of any
Of the lands will be admitted until efter the expire
ton of the two weeks.
Pre-em,tion claimants are required to establish
their claims 10 the satlsfscton Of the proper Reg
lister and Receiver, and mate payment for the same
on or before the da1 appointed for the commence
mept Of The public sales 9shsEyn,srs tssIs cslDs
Commissions OF the General Land 0Ice.
6lNIRAL LAND OFFIcs, June 10. ira.
NorR.-Under the regulations Of the Depsrtmept,
heretofore and now existing, no pay menf car be
made for advertising proolamatons, except 20 such
yublis' ers are specially esfkortfsd % publish
By the Commissioner Of the Genera Land Once.
IL k-VtSW
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THE SPIRIT RATION TO CEASE IN THE
NAVY, SEPTEMBER LIST.

THE SPIRIT RATION TO CEASE IN THE
NAVY, SEPTEMBER LIST.
The Secretary Of the Navy has Issued the fol-
lowing order
The attention Of officers and others In the navel
service is called to the following section Of an act
OF Congress, approved July IA, 1862, viz:
SEC. a. And be IL JxrthsT enacted, That from
and after the hrst day Of September, eighteen
hundred and siIty-two, the spirit ration In the
Navy Of the United States shall forever cease,
and thereafter no distilled spirituous liquors shall
be admitted on board Of vessels Of war, except
az medical stores and upon the order and under
the control Of the medical officers Of such vessels
and to be used only for medical purposes. From
and AFTER the said first day Of September next,
there shall be allowed and paid to each person In
the navy now entitled 70 the spirit ration, Ave
cents per day In communication and lieu thereof.
which shall be In addition to their present pay
The provisions Of this section will be rigidIy
enforced on board all vessels Of the United States
Nav from and after the list day Of September,
1852 and all ofdcers and other persons In the
naval service are hereby directed to make due
report OF all violations thereof coming to their
knowledge. GIDEON WELLE',
Secretary Of the Navy.
Macy Department, July IL, 1852.
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PEKsosAL.-Bhgadier General Welsh, ~. Y;
Captain schulz, N. Y; A. w. Marley, Camden,
N. J.; Captain Garner, U. 8. N Colonel Briggs,
Mass John Tucker, Assistant Secretary Of War
Hon. H. B. Wright, Pa; N. s. Sanford, CT,
Minister to Belgium, are at WiIlard's.
Major Minor, Corinth, Miss; Mrs. Ann Chase,
Tampico, Mexico; sidney Webster, Mass; Major
Halter, u. 8. A are at the National.
Leon F. v. Schigaud, Vice Consul OF France;
Rev. T. 2. Hunt, Pa, are at the Metropolitan.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, &c.
THE HIAwATHA Boys IN THE FIELD

The members OF she Hlawatha Club take great
pleasure in announcing 70 their many friends a
And the nlblio in gspSsfsl thst they VAL Eve
Island. MONDAY, July ssth. y
The members pledge themselves that nei,her
day Of pleasure TO ell those who may honor them
with their presenoe.
The boat will leave the foot of High street,
6eorgeto st O'Clock p M, and every half hour
during the evening. free Of charge. Carriages oaa
reach the Place By the Asueduot and Csus6wsy.
ladies', GOOD Cotilion Band bes been engaged
for the oocaolon.
Connsiftee Of Ayycnssmssts :-Daniel Perksns,
SEQ; Fank, VIM. 6oddaid, Chas. Weber. lames
Graham. jy - 26 a.
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By THE PRES! sSE 81 ssss Sjaf TIE UNITED

President ofthe United States otAmerics. do here
be held at TIE land once ~ efIvyNs's PoIEf, in
the ate Of Wisoonsir, commenoing on Mondsy ,
the sixth day Of October next. for the 1lposal OF
named townships, VIE:
North Of fh. base Iise aAd east Of tks Josrfk yrt
eipal vssSidias.
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BOARDING..

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
a modated With pleasant Rooms and Board at
39s sixteenth st. References EXCHANGED,
Also, Brick Stable and Carriage House for
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SEIZURE OF GOVERNMENT Goops -Sergt. New
man, Of the Georgetown police, on Tuesday az
ternoon, found p lot Of Government goods stored
In a warehouse near the market IN Georgeto wn
which he seized and delivered to the military
authorities. The goods consis ed Of 90 KNAPP.
sacks, l42 cartridge boxes, t5i cap boxes rs bell
plates, and IS bayonet scabbards.