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BUSINESS CARDS.

EULALIA LODGE, No. 342, f. 4. NJ.
STATED Meetings on the End and 4thWednes-
DAYS of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening for work
and practice, at their Hall in CouderSport.
TIMOTHY IVES, W. NJ.
SAMUEL, HAVEN Sec'v. .sr.. -..
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL.

D.lF. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner o.
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter Co., Pa. .-.-.aJ
-A,Liyery Stable is also kept in connect
Ssn with this Hotel
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MARK GILLON,

TAIIOR-nearly opposite the Court House
will make all clothes intrusted to him in
the latest and best styles Prices to suit
e the times.-Give him call. l34l
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4. J. oLMsTED. =: :: :: s. D. KELLY
OLMSTED Il KELLY,
DEALER IN STOVES, TIN l. SHEET IRON
WARE, Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport Pa. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware made to order. in good style, on
short nnticn
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DEALER IN BOOKS 4 STATIONERY, MAG
AZINES and Music, n. VI. corner Of Nair
and Third sts., C0ndcrsnort Pa go
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COLLINS SMITH,

DEALER ga Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in a country Store
CoaJersnert. Nov. 27 1861 ---
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s@If clock were to speak to par
rot, what would FqEl d i say' Poll I ticks.
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Dissolution,

Notice is hereby given that the Partnership
heretofore existing under the name of Bouton
and BurtiS, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business will be continued by
]. w. Bouton.
wv. BoUToN,
WCOLSEY iBURTIS.
Whites Corners, Sept. 80.
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T. W. KNOX,
@ T ELLISON.

PRACTICIEG PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the vii
lage and vicinity that he viii Pr9mply re-
spoud to all calls for professional services.
OfEce ca Main st, in building formerly &C.
cuped hv c. VI. Ellis, Esq.
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G. s. 4 L. 4. JONES.

DEALERS N DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
e eiis, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Good;
Groceries, &c, Main St, Coudersport, Pa.
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ANDREW SANBERG & BROS.

TANNERS AND CURRIERS.-Hides tanned
on the shares, in the best manner. Tan
merry on the east side of Allegany river.
'Coudersport, Potter county, Pay IT, ,'6l
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Administrators or Executors Notice, W
Business Cards, lines or less, per year 90
Special and Editorial Notices pc. line, 10
#x*All transient advertisements must be
paid in advance, and no notice will be taken
Of advertisements from distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
4. ~ xBlanks, and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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JOHN s. MANN,
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with prcmPtnes and
tide ity. Office on Southwest corner Of Main
and Eourth streets.
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness- Office on Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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A 2 THE .E
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
M. w. NcAIarney, Proprietor.
c1 "a pp yFAR INVARIARLY IN-ADyANCE.
Sl.5a PR YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

~ x*Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
the interests of Agriculture, the advancement
Of Education, and the best good of Potter
county Owning no guide except that OF
Priuciple. it will endeaver to aid in the work
Of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
Advertisements inserted at the following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-12

D>tvesn the two classes Of our mortal foemsp at
ne North there II little to choose. One Is com
msrsial and the other crazy. II the latter are
more cruel and devilira In their 10Th. the former
ars moro persistent snd systematic 10 action II
We hsd ouly the lunatiw to deal with We might
hope for lutil interval CT possibly that their IT,
sanity might way Ito form. Blt Of ,hs commercial
classes We c,n entertain NO such expectations -
fhsy have invested ,hslr money In the war, and
they intend to get II back, if they serd every dol
lar they have left after tina! which ID gone.
II W we're called upon to say which is the w rec
man, Wendell Philip, who Is tie embodiment Of
Massachusetts, fanati.i,m. Howard Everett, who
Ssprsssnts IT, conservation, or Caleb Gushing, Its
politicians, We should I'D no difficulty in reply
We have indoissiy m ore respect for Wendell Phil
lips, Or any honest fanatic than either Of the 9th
cys The fanatic has principles-such - they are
~hllst the commercial class hiss no principle what.
sv>- but seashnsss. II It Is opposed TO abosionsm
Il n h, auss the success Of abclitonism would be
fatal 10 tn de. Gould conservatism be convinced
th., frssi.s the slaves would inSre.:e the produc
don Of cotton, Il would bs converted in An hour
into The very ssnlus OF universal emancipation
We dread and dstsss such N enemy As this mure
than honest sbolitionism. We dsspiss Ard sXsesats
Rdwsrd Everett aud Caleb Cushing moo than
Phrlups or Garrison No man ol honor could take
Everett or Cushing by the hsnd-ths later sspe-
ciay. Ii there b ns No In tbs south AZ degraded
~ Oakhiag he ought Instantly 10 be freed and Sent
70 Mssssehuse:ts
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1As vital Importance Of Increasing the product
q looA 10 awuksnlne unlvsrsal attention. The
aSrseulsusal energies Il sAs whole country muss
b devoted - he slasls work OF producing food
for nan ssA bsass Notwithstanding the wide
sesoss Of dssolaaion destined 10 remain unpro'
dnsaivs daring Ne var, which VAT contsudiog ar
iss have lsft oar coll. and The serious eursat'
asat ffon other eaasss q OR produc territory,
~ have ssll land end labor enough, with the or
dinaey blessing Of Providence. to supply our
wants psov,dsA our author tiles do not paralys,
asrisalsural energies By maAimup Of pricss and
sraasSasv impesssxsots. Intelligent correspon'
denh etou shs Southwestern aud Valley por.ionsof
vkaanla sesear In this view. One OF these In the
coasnae q Q contemporary, says: Last fall Thor.
sanAs Of farmers uaAisshsA their teams from the
plossh whsa they hoard that eomuimsries were
inprsoang nz below the market prise and that
saass. Together with the drought. wilt give N the
0aljsss crop Of whest that has been raised In ths
Valley foe aftsen years. There ID now not bush
al Of com foe sale b the Valley. and fesr that the
znhsaksa p,lisy will prevent the planting Of .
lafss ersp the sosuiag apsius. Impsessmsnts Of
grain below the market price lead farmers to rails
ing broom corn, sorghum tobacco. cotton. clover
nssd. anything and everything but what IL needed
foe ~ aeny." This 70 human nature. We can
not expeet to "denounce aud shackle - If they
70 work foe pati ,tiinl" We must encourage and
ssimslaas, not crush out the productive energies
Of The psope.
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l:ascOnaIr

1dStOuAut
The New York Tribune says If tie +, iei r!s are
-cr ehppsd in q .ew erea, bAttish icy will have
IN rIys It Or, and if the Con.e1e.ates Ass whipped
tn III. manner. their talk CT "cyIg in the ll1t
ditch" sid fighting in the III untains viii turn out
all ssEconade.
We advice ths Kew York tribune 20 speak for
its own " etion ard ~ own people. Whether, II
we'll whipped In few great batt!ea, they will give
Il o. ~ do not know but SAFE We are that. II
xtetorious OF which w have not tis slightest ap-
prehsnsion. they will be no nearer tho end Of the
war than before. There has bssn no 'gase0 lads'
In the declarations Ct the Eouthsrn psople. II
hAs ten ON the coast the war can be maintained IN
aha n oun tains with far greater e'oe Id IN upon its
nressnt l.1ez Bat We shall not be beaten in CIR
present posi- ion. With the sc cd favor OF God, we
viii never yIst an inch Of cur present position.
The operatioas Of the last summer proved that
Richmond could b ksi4 ags;n:t the mcss powerful
army OF modern "a 20, nd >;noe last summer tins
city has been 10 fortified that kcClellan would
Hsvs to bring doubIs his old force befoEe be c>uld
bs q strong relatively to tho Confedsratss ~ b.
was last summer
t,.seonadsi A Yankee iournA. talking ABOUT
soa.hA. a gaseonade! Who bcasted that the South
would bs c.nquered in sixsy dA5sa that Ecot.
would take Rie,. uonds that Mcclellan was sure 10
do IT. that Fremont would sweep the Valley Z that
Pope would certainly have us' that Burnside
woald have his headquartsrs: In Richmond last
wintsrs What have We had bat sasconAde NJ IN
the Nosth. and manly. kuccsssfai rssiS:s1oe hem
The South And what has been will be. ftsS ere
trsgsIns now - they have always Dragged. U
due season Their gas bsgs will be punctursd snd
COllspsnA
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r. WI ASK ATTaNTI0H to our sale Of 70.
morrow (THURSDAY) morning, at LOT o'clock.
without regard TO weather. We shall e6sr line,
mostly Ct freshly imported goods. - follows:
Fine Black Cloths aud Oasslm srss
Prints Moualins. Handkerchiefa
Fiapnels, Gents and Ladies' Hats
Gents Dcs.ekia Gloves. Spool Cotton
lodia Rubber and Fine Combs, Scissors
Essdles, silver 1himb!ss, Hair Pins
Buttous Silk Vesting Saits, really dDe
Soft Hats Boots Shoes. Hooks and Eyes
Boxes Soda Solidifi I'd Lye
Hen m s,s Eassnce CcGss, Powder aAd SHIT
Enslsh and French 0un Caps, Revolver
Indigo, Ealsratus, Yeast Powders
Manila Rope Oopperas, Alum
CASTLE Soap, Cotton and Wool Cards
Sweet OF, Table Salt. Shoe Thread
lxtrsot lockwood Dias king.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Opium. Laudanum, Cod Liver OIL
Castor Oil, Ipscae Colehum ~,
Colycinth, xpE IN Salts Borsx
Gum Surac, Tartar Emetic
Opodeldob, Godfrey's Cordial
Rkubsrb Aloes, Bsrbad Oil
Pain Killer, 6ulph Emo
Sugar Of Lead, Peppermint
Ex Ginger, Balssm Copavis etc, etc.
The sale will commence with the Drugs and
Medicines w Fl FOWLX 6On6
NH 1l-2t Auctioneers.
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WANTED--Fsn good COAT HANDS.
UFk'lUh Z, r = p Il Z Oo,
Rich Ia 1pd. Marc IL, 1853

OFt1Uh Z, r = goo,
Rictmo nd, Marc ii, 1895
\ MHxrIN6 Of ahe Board Of D, 3oIs Of
"A this Company hs,d on the 9th dsy OF March
1860, In confeQueuce Of the continued and unpre
CO snted advance In the cost of ell materials end
supplies for this railroad and In all the expenses
of I:s operations, II WAS
ResoioSd Thai the rates OF to!la now charged
on freights transported over this rosi be further
lncre ased by one fourth u the RATS fred by the
Tariff OF Toils ssi Ablishei the 1ss day Of Nay,
1861 the ratea 10 increased to take eject on and
after the 18th OF March, ls63.
HAN'L RUTH
NH ll--S. Eup'I Trans cor. alton.
A r PRIVATE SALI-The FURaiTURI CT
IA . fAr,lly declining Housekeeping coas isting
ia part OF Carpets, Atesres Spring ss.t fetsa
Te.ss and Chairs. Kush-bottom ald Csns tsas
Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets, 0lAxses Knives. Forks
and Spoons. Table and Bed Linen s,c. hlso one
superior Piano, made by VIM KnSbs = Co. Bslti.
more, quite new; one Grand Guitar. Of splsudia
tone aud finish, from Martins celebrxtsi factory,
New York. and two sppsrior Violins, all OF which
can be we'll recommended; also, . small lot u
choice Ausie. second street. wesi Side between
Yrsnklin and MAN, NH it-6ts
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TEE CPinIOR OF FRENCH OFFICERS COKCRRr-
Ere,.pa s!Acsrs Who have visited the Federal army
are not Altc ss,bsr favorable. The Boston Conrter
says.
They sxptos3 tie belief that tbs failures have
rssu,tsA mere In the soldiers than In Tie sfise.s
though hey admit that the men are brave enough,
AID only lack discipline and due appreciation Of
~ real importance Of basSle and p essins hxrI
0eoo The enamy. In Paxis review one Of these
French officers says that army OF sa y thousand
aosp, veil organ q "a, would have dons mors than
"ahs grand amy" OF 6ve hundred thousand E.sn
will ever do. This point he treats At considerable
length, and says that the failures o. the csapsien
msy be attSlkaAo1 70 tAs embOdiusnt Ct force
chat would have talked the genius Of . Napoleon
an1 lieutsnantS only ioferCf TO thsir cLtsf In mill
tary eapaeity." He Asserts that the force Assem-.
blsa on the Potomas WA "sa armed multitude. but
kst not n army"
The writer Odds:
With taat understanding gimeu. viii ..ov
towards The enemy, will 60 under his DIRE, and will
bsgn 70 FIRE In fstafn. The men are brave enough:
tAsy viii remain TO 10 killed and wounded In large
numherk. Than, By taei understanding, II will
1ssidD e he's 1ons enough for iss military honor,
- tAs eoaelsa0n arrived a. II rstirss the whole
0a6y tegetkoe 3hs commander may, perhaps,
stu npt % give Il another impulsivs onward, Eat
ae1sgauy he does % n vain. A. 70 the sooaltsrn
ANesea hey never dream OF making any sAort Of
~ kini. Why should they Try, OF why should
thsg BE- obeysd when the majo ity ~ the regims Mt
hes de- dsd On rstssatinsS Obedience In tbs Amer.
Ean AsuS resembles the obedience that child, on
Hlayi.g 81 q. dIeg yield 70 the cowTads they have
ms3s eaptaaa IL II necsosry to point 0ut the 10
cInvsuisncs Il "a. . state Of thiDgtt
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The United States Navy.

The New York Tribune laments the departed
glory Of the United States Navy. Il forgs!s that
,hss navy IL no longer composed Of the old mate
sials and that Il Il fighting against thoss whom
so1aIdsss 10 own country MN. Insisad Of man
fully bssastins the open wave and graphing
powerful fosnan like Great Britain. their pfinc..
pal employ m ut b lodging up creeks and bsyous,
uhsllips peaceful vlllages aud r. bling hsnroosis
10 wonder that " the glory has departed"
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1tONMJeslO1Hig SALE or VALUABLE
RIAL HsrA i In ths city Of Biahmonl. on
l7.n Unioa, and vallsy slseetA-As CJmmiaaonsr
appointed by decree Of Ne Circuit court Of The
CITY Of 1iehmood psonounsod o. the Oh OF March,
1861, In The case OF 0af9iAStong 0uaedabs against
Darlington. Is. I shall proceed 70 ssll ct public
auction, ON tie premises, on THU esDAY, el9ih
portion Of the real estate Of the late D. = Oar
rinsion - Wa assisned - DOVER to his widow, vix
That hree and well arranged brick W04fouse on
The west side Of l7th, between Main nd Gary
streets. formerly occupied BY Mss.Es stsarns 4
Brr mmell. snd no vacant
Also, Lot No 80, ON the east tile Of UDion street,
between FRANKLIN and Grace streets fronting !!
feet, running back IS feet 10 IN alley.
Also Lot letter H. fronting ~ feet 90 tbs west
side Of Valley near to Rehard street running bsck
l65 fest towards the VI Central Railroad
TERms-Enoueh In cash 70 dsffay the sxpsuses
iDstainsuts st o, and IL months Ter negotiable
notes. well endorsed, aud title retained until the
further order OF The Uourt, with liberty to the Dur
chaeers to pay the whole purchass In cash. ct their
option. The Il for the present year to b paid
BY the purchaser. GEO w 8ANDcLPH,
NH l2 OommlSei 1nee
HOUsK AND LUf EOR SAIL At AUG.
jill TON, on Sd STRElT.-we are author.
ized by the executors Of joan BIZ wa, decd, TO
sell the house aud lot on The West side Of ID street.
known - lot No in the plat and survey made BY
Richard Young for the ex ,cutoEs OF Daniel Wand.
wall. decd containing Al feet front On ID street
and running back $50 feet and between Jackson
and Duval stfsetsL The improvements aEe two.
story framed dwelling with q basement. and brings
an annual rent Of e75. sale to take place on the
premises Goth March. ct 4 O'Clock r n.
fRRMs Cash the purchaser to pay the taxes
and Insurance for the present year.
NH ~ doDDlN & APPERSON, Auot'a
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nnR HUNDRED DOLLARS kAWARD.-
Stolen from the residence Of Z s BEDFORD. on
ID Street. between Brt..d and MARSHALL. on Tuesday
nsht, the "a inst . wy 6ns Gold Hunting Lever
three diamonds with . lad9's nne Gold NxOK
CHAIN attached On khs back tn diamonds ere In
the shape Of star. The msksr's rame is Brett.
ling L., issich AlAo, . V1LV1T PURSE, with
steel beads around It, containing about 30 In Con-
fsdsr.te ..oney. sons SILVER and Copper Uolu. The
we reward will 10 paid for the recovery Of the
Watch. VIZ 2kDFORO, Of OoStrGl + %.
NH tia
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AsEAsRs [IH Kfa1EEky.-A special db patch 10
he OAieaso Tribune ssys shat IN Invitation has
Ssso secsto <hs member. - ". saeent Dsmocra ic
0oevenlton ~ Frankfort. KY dtsix:. FL by Col
0iieNs, By bspocsats Of New Yo.~. - s.s:t their
S!onvsnssc. n TamDany Hall. Eew VosA. sd
ahsy Wosid b. pIo.sc4Ad u holding theie IL >Atlns
&c nominate State tiskst; thai II !. belle we'd lie
aevitaaoa wtl b accepted, and the Csuvsntion
ssese a1eeS the ft0 4Arsh Senator Powell viii
- s4ndt6aas Sos dovsn6x; tbst Ne peobabiiltlos
- sess sAeeo wih b . Triangular 6tGt In Ken.
s02y. ~ tAeeo 0aks4s run; sod Mat the late dis.
oe3se g As SsaaAlost OAnvsu3,u PRODUCED
1on1o eeaaO o 18th nAsa anA viii BE- lArsely dis.
soos9 1aelno IL Desssas soatsss.
xbs Rockville ASisssv hears THAT The psopls OF
.xsaasaky - b . great state Of szeissnsnt spd
aeokna1ees
ADoslle0ao Whs Wss q LeaisvTlls st the tina
~ ~ lsoogtueo 81 so0s Ten or Attssp thoussnd
vGakAo GesDs ~ vlAksea,g. ipfosns a. Inst they
HAb9i1b AA60 49, NO hanAesl slasss thss they
~ $500 . = klofasky, - intendsd 10 taks
01111a thas - pesDis rsse % ssl sSpss.
60 lnoemso M ~ H1nkas seilisra esvsss
49, - - 0ooo tenbe Mn silaks aA1 rocks.
eutoo 0leAnnD Doee 49, Ne - S6sthSe h.
le1 49, 49, q - slennOs1 Uniea nss hsvs
0o1ssu soan y MiH6th 11ass.
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" RO2 SALH-Ixsract Logwood 4ostard'
best English Soda, Cream of Tartar. Essence Cor
fee, Concentrated Lye, Yeast Powders, Pepper,
Chlorosorm, aiycerine, and Sweet Oil. By
L WAGNER, Diuggia.,
NH l0-3tt 9Th AID Broad ats.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

T EFT bis fathers residence On Eaio street, be.
l 1 tween 10 h and goth sis, en- the LIST day Of
narch, DUDLEY kAAVia STONE. sged IL
years, had ON when he lef: blue jacket and Lieu.
tenants C p. slsZS cover; fair comp eKton, blue
eyes, light hair. Eo WAS last seen in company
with sene wagorsrs on their way 70 Petersburg -
It IL supposed lie il now in that city. The person
whom b, III with " i'll please return bin to his d.s
trsssed mother aud spare her further t-oubie.
EMILY Il STOkE, Richmond, Va
HPe:srsbu 6 papers o,py. NH ~ ~
INFTY DOLLAES RE WARD. Etcaged or
Il stolen. from the camp OF the 9Th Virs iaia cavsl-
~. March 9Th, Ter Cuipeper Courthouse, two
HORSES -one a stout che smut sorrel. " .h star n
his forehead and slie h,ly rceched mspe, about II
years old; the other u dappied gray, years old
Both Horses pacs finely, and were low in order. l
will give the above ward OF so for them or for
any information that will lead to their ;ecovsey
B BAIFOUK,
nh l2-3.+ 5ih Virginia cavalry.
NIFTY DOLLA GisWAkD--WAruH
II STOLEH-A large, IHngis saaed GOLD LIE.
V1R Joseph johnson Liverpool maker; No
80 $50. It has . white dial. AID when used with
tue double case has eagle side and a
repIes sntstion Of gold mine en- the other. Watch
makers and oshera are re tested 10 stop the same
and notify the owrer At tbs Mercury office. Charles
ton, q @, and the above reward will be paid.
NH l2-1tt
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By WilitanlSsn = ~, Aucu
No. 1872 Eain steset,

~ WilliaMSsn = ~, Ancu
10. 1872 kain steset.l
NyE WILL SILL at the horss lot. On sATUR
w DAY, the lA;h Inst 10 pay livery, q Soan
HORSE o, that was leit at BILE, Gu Brock ave.
nue., ! b ut two months Ego, by NJ Henry Myers
who las never called for him
NH IL WADY e. Jones'
tGVH Will. sell at oar saies room 1872 Main
wv street. between 8ih and 10th, on TUES
DAY, ,hs 10th inst CON al pacing at 10 O'Clock 4
II. an extensive sr d varied assortment OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, computing The follow ing
and other articles:
Large and small Cooking stovsz, with pipe
A small lot Of Oroskery and Glassware
Mahogany Sofas and Tet. -s.Tetes
hooking, Parlor. Chamber, Ofiics, and Windsor
Chairs
Rosewood, Walnut, and other War,irobes,
e.t0p and other W. shstands
Rrussela. Tapestry, and Iagrain Carpets
B3sateAds, Beds, aud Mattresses
Blankets and Spreads
One Walnut Secretary, and very useful
Writing Desk
4 small Invoice Of Shoes
Il lot of Shot GUS.
E5~ The shovs sale Is postponed until FRI.
nAy, tho I3:h liza:
nh IL WILLIAMSON L. co, Aucts.
Will bs added TO above ons beautiful Parlor Set
10 hrocatelle, conss ing Of
Tets Tetes. medallion pattern
ARA Chairs
Parior ChsirA
ALSO
l Piano, Ia good order.
nsh !s WILLIAMSON & 90. -
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ny Is. u. Cooks Auos.
HOUsH HOLD rURNlTUkB At AUG
III TlOH -On THURSDAY, I2.h inst, at 10
Q clock, will sell On 9th street, Fren,h Garden
Hill general assortment Of excellent Housshold
FURNIfU AZ, embracing
Sofas, Lounge
Dining and other Tables
Brussels Carpets
Cane, Woodssat and Rocking Chairs
MAtIexe5
/ sst Lace and Dsmask Curtains
l elegant 4arseilles Oountercano
Together with the usual variety o,
Crockery and glassware.
mh 10 a B COCK, Auct
by WIN. II. Fowle 4 Sens, Aucts,
mo 63 Main street
A UOTI0N SALE-On THURSDAY mornIn,
"A At lot oeioch. We shall sell q large 10. Of
Staple ana Fancy
DRY GOODS,
HATS,
BOOTS.
SHOES, and
NOTIONS,
A portion entirely fresh Goods Parliculars To-
morrow. WIN TOWLE SOHR
mn lit fuc'i ,nesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-12

- NoTlOU We invite special sSteatino .
cur sale. TO-DAY. Of Groceries. etc. To which
win b addsd I've bbls prime Apple B:andy. suls-
superior Moaasss, IN small Iuness, bssidss great
msuy other very desirable goods.
mn 1a-1s TARDY WILLIAno, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-12

To Uf L e Z 3 I.
CANDY FACTORY,
am prepared 70 turn ont
5000 LBR PR DAY.
Dealers wishing to have their orders hiled
promptly can do so by calling 1t l66 Main street.
uext door to the Exchange Bank.
IL 30-lmE A ANTDNI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-12
DESERTEkS


~ RSERTED-PriEate WILLIAM II BANKS,
Of Parker's Battery, on or abont the 7th inst,
nsar Chesterfield Station, Richmond and Eredericks-
burg railroad. Said Banks took with him horse.
and 1t IL supposed Is trying TO make bis way to
aryland, his native State, through our lines at
near fredericksburg. He Is about feet 10 inches
high, light hair, complexion, aud eyes, defective
front teeth, AMI stAmmers little. Thirty dollars
will be gwen fer his arrest and lodgm ant in some
secur, place. WIN W PARKER,
Capt Go g, Light Artillery.
nah ll-e od4ts Col T Aiexander,s Bath
HNR HUHDRk u DOLLARS kEWARD.-Ee
ser ed, about the 4.h Of March, lGGJ MAI.
3dALI. kHIFLETT. Said Sh, hstt lives In Bacon
Hollow, asesn county. Va, sgsd 10 years, fest
inches high b.us eyes, dark hair, and dark com.
pie xion. For the apprehension and delivery OF
said eh Hstt to his CON and the above reward will
be promptly paid. 10 WYAAT,
Capt Co II, Ssh Va regt.
Camp near Petersburg. Va. NH lG-lwz