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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-30
"a GARD TO lNvAllps.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decly.
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought by banelul
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted b,a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, i'll
send the recipe for preparing and using this me =
cine, in sealed envelope. to any one who need
Free Of Charge.
Please inclose stamped envelope. addresse
yourself. address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
sC1IaF STATION d. BIBLE HOUSE,
septo'el-diy New York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-30
COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universe
demand. is made from the choicest materials.
mild and cmoliient in its nature. fragrant-
Iy scented, and extremely beneficial in its
sction upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. isn21'eld&wlysp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29
BIZ Williamson, IL Co., Ancts.,
mo, 1872 Main st, bet 9th and 10th.

DECElvER'S SALE--In pursuance Of a decree
II Of the District Court Of the Confederate States
OF America for the Eastern District ef Virginia,
shall, on Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1864
proceed, Receiver, TO cell on the premises, 18th
street, between Main aud Franklin streets, In the
city of Richmond, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following property, namely:
The unexpired term of the lease OF n tenement
made by John Belvin to George Starrett, and
which tenement lately occupied by the said Geo
Starrett under the said lease, a store house.
shop, and dwelling. The said leaseis dated the
LIST day of July, 1852 and IL recorded In the Hust.
ings Court Of the city Of Richmond The term con-
veyed is for eight years from the said LIST day of
July 1862 that on the day Of sale there will be
years months and rs days Of the term unexp ired.
The tenement ia large one four stories high with
back buildings, aud the upper stories have been di
vded into rooms for the use OF family, with pri
vate entrance from the street. The rent reserved n
the lease is $l400 per annum. Also, the fixtures in
the said tenement, Tut therein by the said George
Starrett, and which may be removed under the pro-
Visions Of the said lease consisting of partitions
shelving, water Closets some gas fixtures sets OF
Inside venetian blinds, cast iron window ratings
and sash, house bells, &c, Also, 2 refrigerators
stone water flterer, work benches, with seyera
hundred feet OF scantng aud two inch plank. and
other things.
The sale will commence at IL o'clock NJ and be
conducted by williamson Il Co. Ausiioneers. Per
Sous wishing to view the premses will call at my
Office. THOMAS GILES, Receiver.
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lIEDa


On the 9Th last, a AK o'clock NJ a.
As,s. nom injuries received on We .s so - ~
Hs,smnsd. neret EDWARD w yNEs,, ~ ~.
Ysuns Guard of this city, son Of James s"a NANCY
in~sss az Henrtco county, aged Y years. s..,,.r
His funeral w,n .ake place from nn,"o s. a.
vs,hod,st Church. this friday a'ss" "..,ns,.
ns~scck. The frtends of the family, oia n ss,, y.
~ .nc veuns Gwsrd, and members on , ~. .rv,,cd
ssss"ser,. now in the city, are Tespesuu''y ~"
70 attend. and painful
~ ,he o7,h Of January, after ione ~"
m, ~ ~" =. THoS r DAHDEN, OF fof's"o"'"'
Vs A. the saa Of 60 years u.s,.d IN attend
r., St.cS$ of the family are re9ses 49, -. ,a,c
.s....sI DAY al o'ciockP N rom n.s rev rev,
his iune.a' ." no 81 street, between marshah and
0s ~ norfolk, Portsmouth, and Petersburg paper
please copy.
A, nj. residence, tn Henrico, on THURSDAY morn
ius. AZ lingering tiiuess, ROBT q WALIoN, ["
the .Mh year or BIS age. teaving widow and Ten
children 10 mourn their loss.
Oh, may find In death
resting place with God,
Secure from sin and woe W called
To share His blsst abode
His funeral will take place from Emanuel Chufcl
an saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. The friends %
the family arc invited to attend without furthc'
notice.
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Financial and Commercial.

The transactions In specie are too limited to jus
city quotations.
BoNps AND Observation-Disclosures bonds are
rather active, without dimnuiiOn In value. Eight
Per cent. bonds are worth from ITO to III; per
cent. couvsrtibles, lis and interest; 7per cent
bonds, LOO 10 I0I per cents, 90 and interest; Is
m loan, registered l6l and interest," cotton loan
US.
STATE BoSps.-VLsinia 6's, long dates, 255 !;
pes, due IS, 9O6 to 700; &c, coupons, old issue,
60 10 SO; new Issue 6's, 2SO.
RALaoAp BoSps.- Richmond aud DanviiIe, cou-
pons, 80 and interest; regiatered bonds, a3l vir
stnis Central stocks, $50.
BANI AND CORPoR AfION ST0CKs.-Bank of Rich
mond, las; Bank Of Virginia, l4I; Bank of the
Commonwealth, 100; Farmers Bank, ls6; Mer
CHANTS Insurance Company, 60; Old Dominion In
sursnce Company, Co. Richmond Flrc Insurance
Company, 81; Va Firs and Marine Insurance, W.
FLOrR AND CoRs MsAL.-The supply of both
che above articles 10 light, and the operations In
them scarcely sufficient to afford data for quota
tions.
CssHfRv PRoDUeE AND VEeErABLEs.--At the
commission houses there IL only moderate supply
ofihe accessories OF life, and prices are verv high,
with an upward tendency. We quote as follows
Bacon, hogound, old, - So new, q to 81 rs; lard
o Is 70 o.; butter, - TO S6 50; Iris h potatoes
Si9 pes bashe,; salt, 25 cents per pound.
IN snE CITy MARKsu there has been a stesd'
advance In nearly everything since our last &c
port. Ordinary beef 10 retailing ~ ~ % to - d
vss n; sssssss, q - N q; hattef. - 81 10 ~
ssshsys ftom eis V 80, accosdins to weight
shlehses, az 70 as PEI pair; iri.n Po.a.oes' g
2: I'si' sw''s - = POI ''e'' '''' . -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

AND &C. for saie-l coo acres Of land In Ches-
1 ter6eld CO, situated four miles south west Of
the COaheid station, on the Richmond and Danvile
railroads.&c. acres 10 original growth, 800 acres in
old 6ed pines, and the balance cleared, with two
story dwelling, basement of brick, with seven rooms
aud dining room attached two wells Of good water.
Ice house. rocked up, holding coo lbs of ice. and all
necessary eut-buildings, farming implements, ard
all the stock the place, will be offered privately
until the llta February If not sold before that day
II will be offered publicly on that day am residing
on the place, and will take pleasure in showing tho
property TO any one Wishing TO purchase.
ia 23-2tawtd WIN WlNFkEE, JR.
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By HUI, Dickinson d. Co., . acts.

COMMISSIONERS Sale of Negroes. BY order of
" the Hastings Court for the city of Richmond,
viii be cold on Monday, the LIST of February at 10
O'Clock, at the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson
Co, for cash, the following named negro slaves Ar
thur Peter Frank, Henrietta and her two children,
and years old, belonging to the estate Of Vim
Munford, decd. VIM MUNFORD,
Special Commissioner.
HILL DICKINSON X Co. Auct'TS, ia ZI-tcs
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VALUABLE private Residence on Franklin, be-
v tueen 23d and 24ih streets, for sale at auc-
tion.-Will be sold on the premises, Monday,
February LIST, ut O'Clock P n, a valuable brick
House and Lot on Franklin street, between 23d and
24ih, at present occupied by Mrs Parker. The
house has eight nine rooms, and in good order,
and has gas aud water Possession can be given on
the LIST June next Terms at sale.
ia 26-6t JAS M TAYLOR, Auct.
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ID UNAWAY--$3C0 Heward-On the 4th instant, a
II, large, dark 81 in Woman, named Margaret,
between so and 35 years Of age. She bad on a
green dress when she left. She may be endeavorisg
to make her way 10 North Carolina or Tennessee
ill pay the above reward il caught ia Virginia. or
$50 if caught out OF the State and put in Fon
dren's Jail in Richmond. LEE 4 JAMES,
ia5-lbtt Enr Richard Tuypar
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FXCELLENT Farm Of 800 acres, iu Halifax
county, mites north OF Clover Depot for
sale.-.At the request of Dr. w Peasants, We on-r
for sale portion If his Farm located above, be-
irg the former residence of Gel Houston Clark. IL
adjoins the lands OF Messrs John Coleman Henry
gton, and Rev John T Clark, and contains
800 acres, CT which more than half is open land OF
fine heart, balance In original and secondary
growth. TO a refugee desiring IS f. and health y
retreat, IL offers peculiar advantages. The accom-
modations are sufficient TOR . fmsll [, lpiy The
dwelling has FIVE rooms, bssides there is kitchen,
quar- ters stables, barn Sc. For further psrii' "
lara, apply to GoDDIN APPEkSON.
IL l0-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

M ACRES of Valuable Timbered Land on the
IVU Peninsula, In Warwick county, for Gale at
auction will be sold at auction on Thursday, the
4th of February, 1864, at ofice, in the city Of
Richmond, at IL O'Clock M, 100 acres of valuable
timbered Land, belonging TO DR. Il Fl Curtis, in War
wick county, 9 miles from Williamsburg and from
Yorktown Convenient to two rivers, which abound
in fish and oysters. The soil of that county is 30
we'll known that it requires description.
TKRas-Cash. The taxes for 1864 TO be paid by
the purchaser. GODpIN 4 APPERSON,
Z7 AuCtionaprs
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DEAUTlFUL and highly attractive farm on the
II Brook Turnpike, two miles from Richmond,
containing about rs acres, fer sale at auction. AT
the request Of John A. Parker, Esq, (who has pur-
chased larger estate in the country0 shall sell
at public auction on the premises, on Tuesday, 21
of February, 1854, at 4 O'Clock NJ, the beautiful
and highly attractive country seat located above,
now occupied by said Parker, containing about rs
The property will be subdivided into two or
three parcels according to plat and survey TO be
exhibited at the hour Of SALE The improvements on
the place for the most part in good order. The
dwelling is an excellent one having rooms, neatly
painted, and the parlor handsomely papered. The
front yard is faithfully arranged, and abounds in
evergreens flowers and shade trees. Altogether this
is really most desirable suburban residence. The
neis hbOrbood equal to any in the county. There
is seeded the place Is bushels winter oats, bush
els rye, and about 10 acres well set in timothy
ard clover Partial possession given at once, and
full possession by or before the LIST May next
TERMs-Cash; the taxes for 1864 to be paid by the
purchaser. GODDIN Il APPERSON,
Jazz Aucts.
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PROCLAIM iTIOM.

NY TIE GOVERNOR OF vIRGIN1A.-A
~ Proclamation.-The General Assembly OF Viz
gnla having, on the Doth instant, passed an act
amendatory of the act passed October 81 1868, emit
tied An act to authorize the arrest of deserers by
the civil authorities and having directed the same
TO be published by proclamation of the Governor,
Therefore, |, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF the
Commonwealth of. Virginia, do hereby proclaim
that the annexed is true copy OF the'act aforesaid
and all officers affected by its provisions re-
quired promptly and efficiently TO execute the
same, and the people generally are called upon TO
render willing obedience to Its PROVISIONS
49,, Given under my hand as Governor, and
lis under the seal of the Commonwealth, at
l~-) Richmond, this Dist day of January, 1904,
and in the ssth year o! the Commonwealth:
WILLIAM SMITH.
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By Robinson, adams d. Co., ducts.
fCornef 9th and Mair SITS.

lCCrnef Stn ana MAZE sU
WE will offer at auction, at our wareroom, on
w Friday, the goth inst, commencing ct l0k
O'Clock,
1000 packages manufactured tobacco
10000 Florida cigars
10 bags Rio Coffee
10 bbls o Sugar
do crushed sugar
10 do sal soda
With general assortment Of groceries
ALSO,
fresh lot Of blockade goods, consisting Of
Felt hats, hoop skirts
Thread, combs, brushes, gun CAPS SC
Parties desiring 10 Cffer goods at this sale vii,
please send them Thursday morning
Jazz ROBINSON, ADAMS Il co, Aucts.
ALSO,
% boxes adamantne candles 20 lbs
10. do star do, 40 each
Is do New Bedford do, 30 each
do patent Belmont do rs each
jazz ROBINSON, ADAMS co, Auots
TO BE ADDDD,
20 bbls mackerel
10 boxes brown soap
20 cases steel swords, tn be cold without rel
serve. ROBINSON, ADAMS q co
as Auctioneers.
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~ MASONIC NOTES.-The members OF Logc
~ Frsncaiss, No So, are hereby sumuoneu 70
attend called MEETING Ct their Lodge at he'rtpei
tan Lodge Room, on Marshali street, Derives" OH
and 7tb, this (Yridsy) evening, at 7 O'Clock.
By order Of the W NJ.
j. IQ-lt" Ht"hSoN' Se" >
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RUNA Wa rs

4 900 DOLLARS Reward.-Left my house
l.UUU on Saturday evening, January 23d,
shortly after six O'Clock, my two servants, Matilda
and Lavinia.
Matilda Is very stout woman, about 5 feet
high, black complies iOn, smooth, pleasant features
has scars on herarms, neck, and head, and is about
80 years old.
Lavinia is a small medium height woman, bIac k
complexion, sharp features, has en- her arms
from sores, and is 81 years old.
Both are supposed to be trying to make their way
to the peninsula In company with other negroes, as
visis servant girl. The above reward will be pSid
to any one for the apprehension of both, $500
apiece for their delivery to me at my house, or
where can get possession of them.
They were seen near the old Fair Grounds on
Sunday evening last, and may be still in that par,
OF the city, VIM TIL 4LHIMER,
ia 28-2t' No 23I Broad st, bet 9th and 4th.
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BIZ James N. Taylor, Aatctio,seer.

Oy SoHttS NJ 1UyaOT, a WCtsVseeT.
HA ACRES of Wood Land in Henrico county for
ON sale at auction Will be sold, on Monday
February LIST, at HenricO county Court House, at IL
O'Clock NJ, sixty of wood land in the county of
Henri; o, n.the new Central read, about - miles
east Of Richmond
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ia 26-6t JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct,
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a Improvsd Farm, Of 40 assss. tvo ulss 'sss
IA Of Brandy Station. IN ,Cu!pspsr county, W.
0le-A mat and substantial cottage Of six Rooms,
snd sll nsesssary out beildissA taiat u 1853 one
hundzsd acrss In WOOD, psarly tuo hssdrsa IN
meadow, TIE rssidus 10 graae Title Pesfre
Addrsss buACanb!vnv,
r. SNl0aa DoAaed Hevse.
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BIZ Goddin q Apperson, ducts.

REAUTIFUL Residence IN Sidney, on the south
ID side Of Elmwood, betw en- Cherry and Culvert
ss together with household furniture, horse, buggy,
and COW, for sale ut auction. At the request Of Mr.
Jas johnson, whose health requires that he should
South, shall sell at auction, on the p, O.
mises on Monday, the LIST Feb, 1854, at 10 O'Clock
N, the excellent dwelling located as above, and now
occupied by him. has seven rooms, besides kitch
en-, store room, stable and carriage house, al In
perfect repair The lot has front of 81 feet and a
depth Of 100 feet to a wide alley.
After the sale of the house will be sold all OF the
hous ehold furniture consisting Of the usual variety,
all Of excellent quality and in god order Also, one
horse, one buggy, and one COW.
TKRMs-Cssh The taxes for 1884 TO be paid by
the purchase.
On the following day will be sold at the shop OF
said johnson, the West line Of It'll, between Main
and Cary sts at ii O'Clock, the lease of said shop.
having about six months to Aso all the tools.
bsnchee lumber, &c, therein.
in % GODDIN II APPERSON. Aucts.
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THE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS Of the
~ city of Richmond will met at the Medical
Colleas Of Va Medical HAlD on Monday, lst prox-
,mo. Al o'clock Pm. is 29-st'
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600 DOLLARS Reward Runaway from the
ZOU subscriber, on the 10th inst, my boy Aus;
ten. The said boy is about Is years Old about five
feet high, and of light brown complexion. He took
with him my dark bay horse, small in size, but com
pact and in good order. Austen las high forehead
but row. and his hair extends very low on either
eide The above reward will be paid for his deliy-
cured 10 any Jail, and the recovery of the horse.
SCOTT, Bestland P O.
ia 28--ts Essex CO, Va
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To morrow,
LADY OF THE LAKE.
In preparation the Dramatic Romance If
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS.
Azrpoors open at 6H. Performance viii com
nence ut Il precisely. ia Zs-lt

UnOTb open NJ VA AciiviAA"I.SS We |oiA'
nence ut ~ precisely. ia zs--lt
METROPOLITAN HALL,
M Franklin street.
THIS (FRIDfH EVENLNG, Jtn %, 1884,
SIXTH WEEK
IRON-CLAD OPERA TROUPE,
RED GNoME,
REL. aNOME,
RED aNoME,
RED GNoME,
RED GNoME,
RED GNoME,
RED GNOME,
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
H%Box Office open from 10 o'clock till IL.
IgFor particulars programme. ia 29-lt-
rUNCEaF HALL,
~ Exchange Hotel, Cor l4th aud Franklin sis.
Prof ST Maur Bnghams
Fashionable Dancing Academy.
'"iADNh'' = D,- AND FANCY DRESS BALL.
| TUESDAY EVEN g. Feb 81 1854.
| Positively none but children will be allowed to
mssIue. Several beautiful dances viii take place
during the evening.
Adults Ball. II y O'Clock.
Children echolafs. respectfully invited.
LADIES and gentlemen, not scholars, S. each; chill.
dren, Lot scho!ars, So
A fiue Band and choice Refresh ments will be on
| hand ia 2s-si
a To be raffied at the Maltese Saloon, on It'll st,
On SATURDAY night, 30ih.
fne Gold Hunting case
Patent Lever Watch,
One of 10 Johnson's Liverpool. The watch can
be seen al the saloon
| Rattle commence al o'clock ia S9-ZtH
tNOIREE DANsANrE.
! A solree Dansants
Will be given at the
NEW MARKET Hall,
On MONDAY ErENING, FEB /, 1864.
The managers ri .dge themselves to use every
means TO make pleasant and agreeable TO all who
may attend.
Tickets admitting gentlemen and ladies', IS.
BAIIET MASTER.
Thom&. Carr.
MANAGERS.
Ell Hopk ms, AL Hopkins,
wv Gentry, Shaner
ia 2s-4t.
A GRAND SELECT BALL
On 10th st, two doors below Main,
On FRIDAY Ecening, Jan 20.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, S..
J Nesbit, bqcK!ey.
ia 2S-Gi"
n viii be given at
IA FREpERicKsBuRG HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVESlNd. Jan 29.h, 1864,
For the benefit of the orphans of
PATRICK M;NEILL,
Who WAS killed in the Confederate States service.
Tickets of admission for gentleman and Ia
dies, S..
door.
Refreshments furnished at city prices, by an G.
perienced caterer.
| Bieru, Farrell, Cunningham.
LMcKenny, II Collins, FB Coan.
ia 81 81
NONCERT HALL,
~ Exchange Hotel cor lith and Franklin sts.
Prot ST Maur Bnghams
SELECT PRACTICING S0LREE
FRIDAY EVENING NEAT, Jan 80, 1864.
! ADNIssION--Genllemen, (sCholars) 80 Gents
mot scholars, 81 Boys (not schclars) 81 SO; Chill
dren (scholars) respectfully Invited
NOTICE.-0n account Of the heavy expenses Prof
Bingham is under he will hereafter be compelled 70
charge all Ladies' attending his ~ sctcirg soree the
| sum Of 81 each admttance. The same as gentlemen
| s,bolars.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

-
HEApQ'Rs Co II, 56TH VA JNpANrRY,l
Chaf,m's Farm, Jan Is, 1884. I
nESERTED from emp, at this place, the
J night OF the 10th Of January, 1864 private
JOHN SHlFLET, co II. 56th Va rcgment. Said
soldier is about IS years of age fair corsplexion
70 be near Browns Cove Aleemarle county, Va.
The usual reward will be paid for his delivery 10 me
or his lodgment In some jail.
JOHN X MAUPIN
ja29-it- Lieut. come CO H. S5th Va reg.
DECkUITS WANTED-For me 4ist Battalion Y
IL, Cavalry II aSl authorized-ly Gen Jmbcden t
receive thirty recruits into my company, now in
winter quarters near Stauntcn, Va Fifty dollars
bounty, horses, and all necessary equipments for Il
cavalryman. For further Information inquire at my
oaoe, on Franklin street, one door below Stokes
Auetioneer. NE EDMUNDS
Capt and Resulting officer 4lst Bat Va Cav,
HT-4s lmboden's Command.
g ECOND Company, Richmond IEowitzers
- sons desiring to join this company, Capt David
Watson, viii apply to the undersigned, who will
grant furloughs uatil the 10th bruary next
Voluutf ers received until the maximum . reached.
The company Is now sttached to the lst Virginia
artillery reserve of Ewelps corps, in winter quarters
at Frederick Hall Depot Louisa co, Va
Serst REUBEN PLEASANTS,
ja23-lA. l6 Pesrl st, up stairs.
l. 8 bbls, yesrs old, apple brandy, very ane
10 bbls mountain whiskey
10 do bourbon do
r so do proof do
20 N nae cigars
quarter casks domestic wines-part Of
which il the pure juice Of the grape
WV WALLACE SONS,
h29-3t Il 9Th st, bet Main and Cary
, II OR SALE.-A lot Of Furniture. suitable for
u small family, with wood and coal for The win.
ter. The house can be rented by abe purchaser
Tor SIS per month. Gas and water In the house.
Apply to. IF DABNEY,
On Brook Avenue, bel Marshall and Clay.
1@N"
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1.-TWO new framed lenemens on the south side OF
Poplar, between l4th and 18th streets, for sale
at auction viii be sold at auction, on the prem
res. on Monday, the Is. FEBRUARY, 1864, at 4
O'Clock M, two small frame Tenements located as
above leach renting to punctual tenants at $40 per
month.
Txsms-Cash The taxes for 1854 to be paid by
the purchasers. GODDlN q APPEksON,
in II Auctioneers
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,BN z. 8. Hsasdsts, Atscs.


BN r. g. HsasaNts, Awcs.
= rrIIMRsY Goods, stock, and Materials, Tor
M sals 81 auotion.-on Acndsy cs M.;n !" ..rest
asndsorns oonnels, trimmed and unsrimmed
Ladiss', misssg', and chiidrenS hass
SIX, velvef, ana osnsr Iisoo =, ..o.. ~ trim.
An cell vossng Of The attention Of milliasrs and
Other ~. q purchasers 1 ADcsions.r
'CHINA, Glassware, Wooden Ware, Fancy Goods,
u ! and Toys, for saJs At auctieu.-On Monday, the
la Of February, at 10 O'clock will sell at No 24S
Broad bet 81 and Sd SITS, an assortment Of
New china and glassware
Ouch as
Goblets, wiussf decanters 7. ss
wooden ware,i variety.
quantity of fancy goods and toys.
jazz Es PLEAsANTS, Auct.
ORSES, Mulss, Carriage, sc, for sale II auctien.
III On Saturday, the S0th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
viii sell on Council Chamber Hill,
very superior work and draught horses
prime mules. 4sns
excellent carriage
S29 Els PLEAsANrs, Auct.
b. Geo. w WlRis, Auctr,
No. f3 Main stl
I'm Saturday morning. Jan so, will sell at my
store, commencing at ~ O'Clock, a large lot
Household and kitchen furniture
Cooking stoves
Crocke.y and glassware
Ready made clothing
Shoes, blankets, &c
ia 70 CIV WILLIS, Auct
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DEslRABIE Farm OF 100 scres OF land, with
~ good improvements. four miles from Amelia
n, Va, formerly owned by Mr. X ii Marshall, for
sale or rent, and Immediate possession giyen.-ln
consequence of the owner not being abe to leave
the city OF Richmond IN time TO prepare for scfop
for the present year, requested 10 offer fer sale
or rert tue above described farm IN Amelia county
1t contains s91 Of land, 200 cleared. the oiDsr
two hundred 10 pine and oak wood; all good land.
and produces well The dwelling house 10 large one
and In good repair, and there are all necessary out
house9 There Is seeded the farm about 20
bushels of wheat, and about the came quantity Of
oats liza 29--Atl JAS TAYLOR Auct.