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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

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Brussels caspsea ssnls
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yoR SALE AT AucrnIsossi y z's. I
m Tnuisdsy, the 18th last, ~ Ia 80.
e.Il % ne ho9seo Of -, On Rose str.ss tM
Nehmond Reuse, q lsree assort~..ss seRN
eslient and valuable Furniture IN. ~ Mgs
ana condition Of which are Of the 49, ~
would specify In part ~ ~
9esant suites Of rosewood p~.lor e.,..
Hanosoos marble top tables
Hrsnch plate nirrors
Rosewood etegre, Bruas,ls sarn.t.
1antsl osnamsnta, smbroidsr.S 49,.
finish. ~ tsas
In CLAIMS Ruaxrruu I
Az Are vsry elegant sets Of rosewood fur,,,,,.
Wardrobee, cabinets and v.ah...,..
marble-tops ~
1sbles, chairA handsome hadpt1>a.
Broessle carpets, shades
HAIR and shuck mastrsesse
Feather beds, blankets, cheats. ~
1taar carpsftng, oil-cloth, etc
IN DrNIEo-RooM YuaHl1uRp
Two handeome extension table
Marbls.top sidsboard, With eteers
China dinner and tea ssts
Aandsoms silvsr-plaied ware
Hsivss, forks, spoons
large .. =: Of eroeksry I'd IN
IN KITCHEN yvamun
VIII b found
An szosilent cooking stovs, together viii 49,,
varsity Of useful asticies' "A"T
AISo.
light slpoie-hofse fanily esPriass
1Prt1s toa.buggy and harness
hsndsons young family horss.
yan PLEAsANrs, Ar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

tire cargo per steamer spunkie. also, portions O.
cafgoes Per steamers Dee. Hansa, and vendigo, EN-
Super new style 4 and "a English and French
madden prints
New style mourning English madden prints
Medium and super SO inch Bnglish long cloths
Super white 6axony Aannels
Super 30 inch solid check ginRhams
New style steel spring expansion skirts
~ madden hdkfD
80 inch Madras do
Blue, black, and " B linen thread, assorted
Clark's super 200 yards cord white spool oot-
Blue twilled Hansels
"a mixed Melton cloths
Fine and medium "a inch jaeonets
g black and drab felt hats
Blue and mixed cloths
Fancy caeemeres
Linen huckAbaok toweliue
Women's white cotton hose, assorted
Mieses' do do do DO
Mems brown do do do
Heavy planters linen and ducks for trovsers
White and black bone suspendsr buttons, -
Agate buttons, assorted
Kersy's solid head pins
Black and white pins, in boxes
AZ inch German bagging
Manila bale ropa
Superior French calf skins
Ladies' and gentlemens shoes, assorted
Superior wove, letter, note, bill, and fooscap
paper, envelopes. &c, comprising . very
large and choice selection
Lump alum
Refined borax
Bi caro- soda
Calomei
Quinine
P0tass cbi1rs
CanthariGes
Browns transparent, plaster
Tissue dressing plaster
Han chests Cong. tea
Crushed sugar
Bar soap
West India rum
Bourbon whiskey, &c. j. 1l-stawtds
= BIZ Ro5inso,s, Adams q Co., Avcts.
lCorner 9th and Main SITS
WR will cfrsr at auction On Friday. 18th met. n.
" our wareroom, commencing at 10 O'Clock
1000 boxes manufactured TOBACCO
10000 Florida cigars
1000 primo cuba cigars
25 bbls smoking tobacco
400 pairs boots and shoes
leo horse brushes
20 dos morocco ekins
10 doc pink do
80 gross suspcnder buttons
400 yards brown linen
With variety oil dry goods, &c
A general assortment Of groceries, including
20 bags Rio coffee
40 bushels peanuts
% boxes soap
boxes candles
Brown sugar and moassss expected 10 time
for sale.
AIeO,
500 lb5 pure ground mustard
pieces Irish linen
do gray and white flannel
do gray cloth
leo gross horn buttons
JAZZ ROBINSON, ADAMS & 90, Aucts.
ALSO.
800 caddies Hard2rove's Ward tobacco
2bbIs borax
( bbls country soap
jal3 ROBINsON, ADAMS h co, Auots.
By T. s. Psasants, Aucf.
"ANDsOag PaTlor, Chamber, and Kitchen Fur.
H niture for Sale at Auction On Friday, the
BIN inst, will Sell at 10 O'Clock ct the house on
the corner OF Leigh and Adams sts, IN excellent ~
s0rtment Of Furniture. comprising
Mahogany sofas, chaiFl, tables
CARPETS, shades and curtains
Walnut French bedsteads. cottsgs do
Very superior feather beds
Hair and fhuck mattresses
Bureaus, washstands, wArdr0beo
Glassware, crockery, and other table ware.
ALSO,
An excellent cooking stove, together With q rood
assortment Of useful kitchen furniture.
ALSO,
TO be sold at ~ O'Clock
Ono very superior mich COW, giving gallons
Of milk per day.
IT ~ soIA At nmhR. >~>As>> - A. ...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

NALUABLE Farm d lS7 acfss n Hearico. eight
" miles north Of Richmond, On The old stage road
leading 70 Hanover q, together with Avs Slaves,
all tho crops Of Corn, Fodder, Shocks, Mules,
Homes, Hogs, Cattle, -, for ssle at auction.-A
The request Of the trustee We shall en- = auction,
On ths premises, Tuesday, the 18th January, 1884,
ct II O'Clock Il, The flrm located - above, now
occupied BY Mr. D b Dennis, adjoining The lands Of
Mr. Richard Gray, DR. sheppards estate, ana others,
containing lS7 acres. Of which about % acres In
woods, ana the remainder open land, N good heart
having recently been improved by the use Of guano
and other mAnures There are thirty acres in wheat,
twenty in winter oats, ave aores In clover and
three bushels Of onions and ftesn acres ALLOWED for
corn. The improve nents consist Of email dwelling,
containing three rooms; two quarters for servants,
barn, stable, house. and well Of good water ID
the yard. After the sale Of the land, wiz be sold
valuable family Of slaves, consisting Of woman ~
years old and her four children, ranging from In.
fancy to 10 years old. Also, the cribs Of corn.
sbucks, fodder, two horses, two mules, one nne
spring wagon ard harness, and al the farm ing impIe
ments Also, 800 bead Of cabbages, OK bushels SEED
sweet potatoes and IL bushels SEED Irish poEatoeo
Ii hogs, 3 e0ws, and calves.
JEaMs-C1sh PoessGson given in . few days.-
T8s taxes Tor 1854 to be paid BY the purchaser.
jail 0ODDIN APPKRSON, Auoas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

BIZ hniam, Hdnes d. Weisiger, Assct's.

0VfI~s0ne, ddnes d Wesa9eT, AMce'&
7 AND. Lumber, Carts, Flows, Hogs. he, At auc.
/ ticA-We v II Sell on Wednesday, Goth ID B, ct
IL O'Clock, (f fair, II not the next fair day) e6X
acres land situated about six miles from the cfty
one mile beyond the head Of Mechancsvile turn
pike, adjoining the lands Of DR. Lnmpkin ana James
Viah, enclosed with good fence, and hes on Il one
new crib ADD other buildings. There ID seeded On
Q large patch of kale cabbage and turnips
A lot Of lumber, among which IL one itch planh
and shingles.
Corn, fodder, shucks, hay, ana pile Of manure.
500 rails ready mauled, 20 cords oak and pine
WOOL.
Two carts and harness In good order, one horse
piows, one new; scythe cradle and cross Cut saw IS
hogs; fowls kitchen furniture one excellent riding
and work marc; two saddles and one brides one nne
COW, giving milk.
Also, two slaves-Simon and Eartha-both good
servants.
Taxes on land for 1854 tote paid by purchaser.
TERMS made known at sale.
PULLlAM, HANES WHISPER,
u 1S-n Auctloneers.
By Hiu, Dickinson d o., Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS Sale Of Negroes II will sell
"A at the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson h Co,
on Monday next, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock likely ne
gr0ee, viz:
ELLEN and CHILD,
II BIB,
SANDY,
GEORGE,
Belonging to the estate Of G Rawlings. decd.
JF HUTCHINSON, Admir-.
HILL, rICxINsoN y Co, Aucts. jsl3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

OK Frame Tensneate q 18th ard Leigh ~, and
- On The Eass me- Of Coaoord ., nsar . Isigk q,
for Sale q Auetion. 10 soN e auction. On the
premises, on Wednesday, the 10Th Of January, ,0el,
st O'Clock ? \, six Frame Tsoements-two q The
southwest corner of Of Leigh and 18th St., and ur
on the east line Of Concord ~ near 10 Legh It, each
renting for fair rents.
Tans-CAsh. Tue taxes FOX 1854 % b paid By
the purchaser. 0ODDIN & APPW&ON,
ta1A Auctiuoee9p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

One Of tho moss extraordinary and powerful p0-
litical pamphlets d the times containing = review
u the Jelf Davis party, and soms Interesting pri-
vate history Of the Rtchm0od Departmental, 30.
Fos, sale 81 AL the Richmond book stores.
Orders q tie trade at the usual discount These
should be sent In early q tho edition limited, and
. great demand II anticipated
Price, 81. sent to any part ef The Coniederacy
(prepaid) for 81.
Orders should be addressed 70
PROPRIETOR or CONFEDERATE
il 1A-lts READING. ROOM, Richmond. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

O6T ION Tuesday night. Jso II, medium
s'sad bay Horse, With Saddle aud Bride. The
hofss had his right hind shoe off. He strayed away
fkom the Ambulance Department 9Th street. A
Nberal reward will be pad for his return t.
VIC WEBB 4 co,
talA-0 Manchester Soap Works,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14


DU8Llc Sale At Two Farms, 10, In Caroline
1 county, vs.-will - so,d ~ the sahsosibse,
o. tho 10th cf January, 1854. " fAis; ~ n
1at sah day1 Ne PsF4 o. which II James :
in niss aaass Il improvenent fssss are saissy
aoSas At supesioe low grounds. Il = veil Wntorod
and tinbefsd, With we'll of s1osleat wates II ~
yard. NE dwelling house = II GOD Tspair, ~
negro hoassss os hose thrss sasns, o; 81 h ees1
FepaiT ahrss ,oune orshArcs Il eAcioe iSuils SaeA
= spPses. psaehe6. -; . 10 Qardsa HI darn
? veil adapasa % The growth q vhsaa. enFn. -
acFop d wheat and winter eata \ y sonvn1ens
70 chufches a1d miils. u - also uitAin lous na0
a The vsgiAA Central Railroad end cir uiloo ftom
~ 1iehnmd. Trsdssicksasss anA PoAsaas IAN
- Ne sans tine VIM ssn oaksa., aA,s,.ins
Ne ahoys tAsn. Il onataas 30 acrss & sasslleIz
And, vsA vaassed md tnbsEsd; 60, . .ven -
wasee = ~ yar1; lAsDe auelllo6 houGe, eea1ain-
y y s.sas roa.s z spssaaiA esdsr, - ~ assasy
Anss O. ~ = Is Ar.s IN IN ~ $780,
- - tlaaA4n fasaiesrs. paAasaaioa sssasals,
$1,000. i c,assssrsas nsasv.
CHAnI0 " 1lAN10N,
~ Jam0 Ono6o.
2 s-Ms Davis. vAe lives 49, @. : ~,
~ s:ke sasasass y sAsvna - 49,: ~ -
valsly. fhs-siSl
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

- RuApY 10 DAY
TnR RIVAL ADMINISTRATIONS:
BY Z A PoGIAnD,
Author of stThe FIRST and Second Years Of The
War"
Peccata mncentiam nota esse oposta q e.ps5u -Jrs-
f1NIAHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

w ILL b: sold ct public auction. On the prem.
Povhaian Station, on ths Riehnond and Danvills
Railroad. on Thurday, the 2ist inst, one 70 horse
power steam sngra circular saw, and gris4 NH, 70
gethsf with al N fixtures necessary to carry on
the buildings connected with the mills, bur mules,
seven oxen, wag0ns eanyloGs, cooking utsnsils,
farming utensils, lot of Aegs. together with nal1
other articles unnecessary 10 msnrion.
We viii also cell, at public auction. q Povhats1
Station, r d \, On Wednesday, The nth inst,
Is 900 fsst Of superior lumber, oonsisiog u ineh
boards, coma boards, scaatiAs, heart Scoring, aDA
Notwithstanding. sTssns cash.
ki1 20 SINS 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

II OSr-Ou Frank lin or Grace sts, . pocket from
1 \ dress, containing the likeness OF a lionel In
the Confederate army, cake OF soap, some notes, g.
akin pocket hook, containing $25 in Confederate me-
ney, and f.y cents in silver, and passport to so
q rough nee, also several notes part Of pair
al earinas etc. 4 suitable reward will be given
len with Mr. Csittenden, at the Post Office
q Il-1to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

Ia SPECIAL NOTICE. would call most par
ticular attention to my iarxe sale Of splendid
Parl0r, chamber, and
Dining r0 m furniture
Silver plated ware
Family carriage, buggy, horse, &c.
For tale this morning at 10 O'Clock, on Ross street
near the Richmond House.
See advertisement. e PLEASANTS,
j. 14-t Auc,ioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-14

II O6T-On Tuesday evening, Jan 18th, . black
I Breastpin. With bunch Of flowers In mosaic.
It 1as broken at the back. The pin is very highly
vsluel by ths owner, and Q liberal reward viii be
paid II lsft at the Ladies' Treasury Department.
Ia Q-Qkh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-19

digging operations. The engagement Was
spirited one, the firing on both sides being
heavy and rapid, and we are informed that the
Yankees were finally driven away from
their work at the gap. One OF our lron~clads
received shot through her smoke stack, and
another was struck near the line, but not
injured. Our casualties in the land batteries
were one killed and five wounded. The yes
sells engaged on our side were the iro1 clads
fredericksburg, Virginia, and Richmond, and
gunboats Hampton Nansemond and Dtewry.
The news from the Valley is again exciting.
According to the New York Times and the
Commercial, Sheridan has fallen back to Wn-
chester where it is said he is fortlfyng him,
self, in anticipation of an attack by General
Early, who is reported to have been heavily
reinforced. The operations Of the Confederate
cavalry, in Sheridan $ rear, it is also lntmated'
had something to do with this retrogade move
ment. On Monday4last Federal signal sta
tion and guard, on the mountain, near Stras-
burg was captured. Five hundred men, who
were subsequently sent to occupy and hold the
same point, have not since been heard from
Mr.. Stanton 8 dispatch refers to fight which
IS reported to have taken place at Port Royal
on the 18th, Wednesday last. Hereports that
on the previous day, Merritt's division OF cav
alrv encountered the Confederate cavalry, com
posed of Kershaw's division and Wlckham 8
and Lomax's brigades, and after an engage
1nent defeated them, capturing two stands OF
colors twenty four officers and two hundred
and seventy six men, General Sheridan dates
his dispatch fom Winchester.
The latest accounts represent AVerlll at Mar
tinsburg,, yesterday at noon, with his troops
drawn up in line Of battle just outside the
town. Refugees from Martinsburg and other
places are beginning to arrive at Hagersto"n
in considerable numbers.
The Baltimore American OF this morning
saws "Our own intelligence from Harper
Ferry states that the Federal army was yester'
day at Berryville, where il was believed den.
Sheridan would await the approach OF the
Confederates, and give them battle. The
movements Of the Federal army had developed
the fact hat the Confederates had been rein
forced by two divisions Of Longstreet's corps
from Richmond General Sheridan therefore
refused to risk battle so far up the Valley
whore he was liable to be danked and his com
munications cut of by movement through
Front Royal, from which direction at;a the Oon.
federate reinforcements were approaching.
81
No serious fighting has occurred at h'!an'a
it is said, since the 9th inst. The affair on
that dav ;s represented to have been very
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-19
puBL1sHnp lDkrLY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, Jn
~.l,FFIC CE--No l04 King street, over
80. formerly French 81 Book Store.
'rl ruE. CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA..

rHE. CAMPAIGN IN VIRGIN IA.
qbe correspondent Of the. Washington
oh,onicle with the army of the Potomac,
.1tes from City Point, on Wednesday, that al
,sopsh the captures by the Federals are re-
nuted at 1000, it would be safer to say 500;
ssprigates and l7.oficers, (prisoners) having
,rriyea at the Point that day. - He also states
ha1 1.'seven hundred sick and wounded OF the
d corps have been received at the hospital at
City Point. = '
One Of the objects 'of Grants last move:
uent" is now apparent says the same cores
ppdent '.sIhe rebels had become acquainted
With our canalling operations. and were en-
gaged in the laudable enterprise Of drowning
is out. They succeeded in drowning few
men and considerable amount OF stores be-
fore Grant interrupted them by an attack OF
The 10th corps on their rear. The work is
nov progressing rapidly towards completion. s
The Associated Press dispatch from For
tress Monroe says The forces of General
Grants army on the north side Of james river
have hsd very continuous ndsevere skirmlsh-
ing every day this week, and the position OF
the Federal forces is not materially changed
since the eight Of last Sunday.
Aspecial dispatch to the New York Com
nercial dated at City Point on Tuesday says 81 IN
reference to Grants movement: - From tt the :
best information obtainable before and since
the progress Of. the affair, I am warranted in
saying that it was not intended to be a serious
attack on Richmond, unless the enemy's line
should be found a weak one, and the city un-
covered BY strategic movements, or the send SCI
ng#of reinforcements to Early or Hood.
Gregg !. and Kautz s cavalry have been on the
lght flank Of the infantry since the or crossing OF
he122 ID corps, and succeeded at one time IN
/ driving in the Confederate left considerable lol
distance. But their infantry rallied, and SUBJ
squently regained the ground they had lost. lost :
The Richmond Dispatch Of Monday says =
Our pickets we're driven IN, yesterday morn
ag, between Malvern Hill and New Market,
On The north side Of the James, and heavy sklr-
nbhlng was kept up during the day, with vi no
Particular advantage to either party. Grant
entire force Of cavalry was crossed to the north
sde Of the river. The heavy firing heard
down the river, on Saturday, was caused by
Engagement between the enemy's gunboats
nd our ironclads, in which our batteries par
aapated. The enemy, it appears, had com
aenoed cutting canal across the narrow neck '''
GLAND formed BY bend 10 the. James, ann and
'aoVn as Dutch Gap and the object being
supposed to be to flank our position at How how
so ), ourtorees determined to interrupt their
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-19

= IL, tCtHt q t:''si'ts a'iG'
The Baltimore american has found on 3
new want aud it says, wv 4nfe1-ths
Martyr Spirit. . Il adds:-''Aro we danc,,
on the edge Of d pr7cipice and piping OH tha
brink Of vooano? If green5acl,s aye plenty
does it make the indulgence less unseen!Ey IL
scatter them broadcast in q gIddy round Ct
pleasure? TIA fashionable fool sets wicket
, example III these times of tria! and National
chastisement, is it necessary for wise people to
be equally criminal and sensee&s What has
become of the Ladies Covenant? Where are
the black bees? How many OF them are ever
seen in the great thoroughtares Ct fashioIsable
resort? How many Of chem shame By theis
simplicity the ustrc Of the rubles and eneralds
at our watering plaoes?'
The National lntslligencer "disavoWs al! vii.
lingness to accept disunion peace. Tbs Rich
mond Sentinel declares it's willingness to make
peace only on terms that secure the indepen
dence of the South A small portion of the
peace party at the North are for peace, il pos
sibe, with the restoration of the Union but
if that it is impossible, for peace any how.
Another portion are for negotiation to sea
what terms can be offered or accepted
number of the Democrats are tor efforts TO
bring about peace The war Democrats are
for conducting the war on different principles
from that now pursued, &c, &c.
The Northern Administration journals are
very severe upon Messrs. Wade and Henry
Winter Davis. rhey do not hesitate to cali
| them ''unprincipled dernagogues. These
politicians find how soon it is, to sink below
zero with their own party, when they don'e
come up to the mark in every respect.
We see by "personal in the New York
News that Lieutenant William Hoxton, OF
stuart's Horse Artillery, who was woundea
near Louisa Court House. is now nearly WE'LL
and will report for duty III few days Lieut.
r. is from this place
The Washington Chronicle admits that the
v5sest Union statesmen have the most serious
affections to President llncOlns procama~
t;on of emancipation says, that pfocla~
nation was the act Of the President alone
The Richmond Enquirer calls the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, ''the tetelrma CAUSE OF
the only inidelty within the hnlts OF V'F~
ginia.
An arrest has been made in Baltimore o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-20
MEDICAL.
SPECIA AL MOTTO B.

Or. N. vELLNys Private Hospital, in ths ysd.
srsl Block, Corner oiseventh snd Fs'ree's, oppo.
site the Post and Paten, oniecs. Rooms "a and "a,
up stairs, washington, DC. rf.T 90
All diseases OF private nature Nested In me
host scientific manner, and yAdioal cures etioetcd
in all sasss. SYPHILrTIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, oLERT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VOLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness OF tho GENERA TIHL
ORGANS from any cause whatever, or how Iona
standing, thoroughly and radically cured alan
GoUT, RHEUMATiSN, EBURALGIA, and otEe,
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS, ScRoFULA, BLoTCHES
on TIRE FACE, gRUPTIoYSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUpTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
or THE BLOOD, from Whatever cause they may
nave arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
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