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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
EXTRA CURED HAMs-5,OOo lbs. extra Sugar
II Cured Hams at II. A. COOKS.
SHoULDEs-4,5UO lbs. choice new Shoulders at
- I'll. A. COOKS.
GUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF, 600 lbs
~ choice new Sugar Cured Dried Beef at
II A. COOKS.
PEEF ToNGUES-12 dozen Beef Tongues
Y For ssle at II. A. COOKS.
CRANBERRIEs bbls. prime cultivated
~ Cranberries at H. A. COOKS
w z. AND HAMBURGER CHEESE-5O bxs
w choice w. r. and Hamburger Cheese lust
received and for sale at H. A COOKS.
DIGS FEET-25 kegs Picked Pigs Feet at
4 ii. A. COOKS.
EXTRA No. MACKEREL-IO bbIs. large and
II extra No. l Mackerels, good not to be
found in the city except at II. A. COOKS.
IN BBLs. WHITE FLINT HOMINY-
" At II. A. COOKS.
OMoKED HERRING-2OO boxes No. smoked
- herring at IL. A. COOKS
CTEwART's EXCELSIOR SYRUP
- Bills Stewards Excelsior Syrup at
H. A COOKS.
40 BOXES PALM SOAP
~ At II. A. COOKS.
GERMAN Castillo sOAP.-l5 boxes German
" CASTLE Soap, at Ii. A. COOKS
GOAL oIL.-So bbls pure white Coal Oil, at
- H. A. COOKS.
OAT NEAL barrels Dat Meal, at
" H A COOKS.
A GENCY FOR BURNETT'S EXTRACTS
Ia 1Oo dozen assorted Extracts, for sale by
II. A. COOK.
pICKLED SALM0N-3 tlerces Picked Salmon,
At H. A. COOKS.
40 NEST CLOTHS BASKETS-45 and in
~ Nest, at II. A. COOKS.
w At II. A. COOKS
700NEST MARKET BAaHET5-
1OO 4is Nest, at II. A COOKS,
AMPS-All in want of Lamu call
IL At ELLI0rT'S Family Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE Room. Enquire of
a VII M'GARY & CO., No. First st.
Jan. 2s, 2w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
Hnnsa and Lot far Sale.

DOEEY FOR SALE.-A nice and gentle Poneyi
4 three years old, for sale. Enquire at
febI SCHAPKER & BUSTING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
Dissolution of Co-partnershin.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between Geo. Miller and John A. Miller was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Geo. Miller Is authorized to settle all debts DUE
and liabilities of the late firm.
GEO. MILLER,
JAZZ JNO A MILLER,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb 6-The following
late news was received per Edinburgh
via Queenstown:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
jazz

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and style of Combs
Catch was this day dissolved by the withdrawal
of w. W. Combs from the said firm, and all in
debtedncss of said firm will be paid by Ben. +.
Catch. W0RTHINGT0N w. COMBS,
BEN. #. CATCH.
Evansville, Dec. "a. dec25
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
N E W F R M.

INHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the Boot and Shoe business under the sty.e of
B. T. Catch Son, at the old stand, No. Second
Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
BILL OF PRICES.

Established by the Draymon OF the
City of Evansville. at a meeting
held i'm the Court House on Tues
day evening February I'D, Is63;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08

TNHE FIRM OF ]. H. MAGHTE & co. WAS
Il dissolved on the 9th of September last by
the death Of John II. Maghee. The business will
be settled up by the surviving partner.
G. MAGHEE.
Eovomber2 1858.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08

NEW E1hh.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
l. the wholesale Dry Goods business under the
style OF G.. Maghee Co.. at the old stand on First
street. GILLISON MAGHEE,
NICHOLAS NJ. G0ODLETT.
November 2, 1861
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1864, WE
" will sell at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in Evansville, the old and long es-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26
EnRlish Neutrality.

An Irish paper veIy pertinently suggests
to Lord John Russell that whilst he under
lakes to have the existing legislation OF
England amended SO as to prevent rams
being built in England for the rebel service,
he might as well have the enlistment laws
amended so as to prevent men being enlisted
for the Federal service, $1,000 having been
supplied already from Ireland alone, and
Lincoln being engaged in perfecting mea-
sures for enlisting great many more. Lord
Russell has now an opportunity of showing
exactly what British neutrality amounts to.
We have no idea that he will act upon the
suggestion Of the Irish journal His sympa-
thies are all with the Yankees, and he would
rather that Ireland were stripped of her
able bodied population than not. He wants
Ireland for his own people, as Seward wants
the South for his, and what becomes of the
Irish is a matter of profound Indifference to
the model philanthropist. Tie day may
come, however, when they will be needed,
as they always have been needed, to fight
England's battles, and then the just retribu-
tion for the inhuman and hyrocritical policy
Of the British Administration viii begin.
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A Fine Painting.

There is on exhibition and for sale at Ly>
breck's, under the Spotswood Hotel, full
length portrait Of WASHINGTON, by HUBBARD.
This picture is one of the best, if not the
very best, achievements of the distinguished
artist. 1t should be bought for some public
place of deposite by some State or library.
Independent of any other consideration, it's
high merit, and the honor due the great
original, especially at this time, entities the
picture to this eninence. But Mr. Hubbard
had fixed his life here in the land of Virginia,
his adopted mother, and met his death un-
timely and violently in lis efforts to serve
her and the glorious South of which she was
amember. These facts add to the interest
of this great work of his, which is to be sold
for the benefit of his family, and entities it
the more especially to Southern favor and
regard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26

% escape Temporarily the fall efsces q .ne
currency bill. What II the fkacttoaal no.e
b boarded even unto the end OF the wa.
l. any man sure they win be receivable LOT
taxes that these notes Win have IN immu-
nifty from the fate Of larger ones : 'ns. the
ooverrmept vii, not conceive It duty to
uso,s .rd the people to estimate them when
redsemed At the deprecated valueat which
thew win have 90 long foated through the
channels OF trader
The hearders In these notes will be obliged
70 meet the tate Of hoarders In general, and
that il finally to have prohted nothing by
their boarding. There 10 al invisible power
that cuts them down to the average, and few
men who have fiourished with millions wills
after this drama IL concluded, be able to
boast of more than an ordinary profit upon
their labor and ventures, while hundreds Of
Thousands will be hopelessly wrecked, never
to recover their fortunes.
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Small Notes.

As persons are boarding one and two dol
lar notes, partly with the view OF paying
them over to the Government in taxes alter
LIST April and partly to diminish the amount
they will have to convert into Government
bonds, 1t would be public benefit TO de
prive them If possible of some OF the ae :
vantages to be derived from policy which
occasions much Inconvenience. AS These
notes were issued for change In small deal
ings, in lieu of specie which had disap-
peared, has not the Government the authori
" to restrict their receipt In payments to It
self to such amounts as are necessary to pay
fractional sums? 1t nigh. be done as ne
cessary measure to facilitate business-to
enable its collecting officers to discharge
their duties with as little delay as possible.
If they have to count large number OF
small notes it will seriously retard their trans
actions. An order of this kind would be OF
some service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26

~. MEETING of III. Banks-At meeting
~ or the Banks Of The city Of Richmond, held
on Friday, Feb l9, 1854 the following resol buttons
ordered to BE- published In the papers Of this
city:
Resided, That public notice be given that the
Banks Of this city will nd 1t necessary to give to
their depostOrs, including Banks, in exchange for
deposits stthsir credit the lst Of April next the
four yer cent Confederate bonds, authorised by the
rs: section Of the act entitled ian to reduce the
CURE noy and to authorize new issue Of notes apd
bonds"
And dtpositors and Banks are Invited 10 draw
balances prior 10 the .8.h day Of March. on that
day, and unit, the let Of April the ssid Banks will
be compelled to decline deposi t. o. to pay checks
drawn against them.
Resolrsd, That balances due By cHa Bank TO
another, aud to depositcrs, cratsd aud after the
LIST Of April, will be payable in the changed
currency indicated and p-ssciihed by eald act.
fe I3-7t
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GopnIN & APPERsON, Aucis.



X FNTEEI. Household aad Kitchen Furniture if
(T raIe at auction.--Ou Friday, the 26sh ihs.sns'
NJ 70 O'Clock, will sell at the residence Oh - ~
between Maiu aud Franklin sts general sSso''Ie''
of cxceiien, Furniture, comprising
Sofas, Inarbie-top tables
Wardrebes, bureaus, chairs
Excellent carpets
large Trcnch plate mirror
Glassware and crockery
l superior cooking stove
Lot Of elassd sash
set Of superior buggy harness, Go
An excellent 8 day clock
garden sprinklers. .,rs ..,,
"ANDSONE furniure AID superb shs as,n
II Piano for sale at anction --on ffuat' .rcal
inst. 1T 10 O'Clock, win sell al my s'o'e ~
lent assortment Of Furniture, SUI % -
Walnut werdr0be AID bedsteaas
Elegant mahogany sofas
Elegant mahogany spring seas ensh Ira
Eleysnt Nc mahogany centre tables, ma'p' w
tabipets wristbands, chairs, &c
SUPERIOR mattresses and bedding
AIsO,
Some excellent glassware and cfocssIy
A lot OF silk dresses and other e'o'h's
Also, -. .nA
A Quantity Of silver plated forss' sp""A'
tabie ware.
very superior piano. I'd rtseSo. on, a.. saes.
ALSO,
vslush,c assortment Of tehoo' po"
And other miscellaneous books , Ant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26
Celebrating Rebellion,

The Yankees find time in their herculean
efforts to put down the rebellion to celebrate
the birthday Of the chief of all rebels, George
Washington. They wasted good deal Of
powder on the 22d instant in doing honor to
the great rebel, but for whose successful re-
sistance to tyrants they would still be colo
MES of Great Britain. Having invaded the
native State of Washington with fire and
sword, and trampled under foot all the prin-
ciples for which he fought and bled, they
exhibit their usual consistency and honesty
in firing laundering salutcs over his grave.
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~ RoomSo,e, Adams d Co., A,.cts.
Corner 9th and Main ets.l

WE will offer at auction, at 10 o'clock, On Tr.d,y.
W next, the Gosh inst
10 bbIs choice N sugar
hhds 10
10 bsgs prim. ri, coffee
do brown peas
30 boxes No l turpentine soap
IL DO candles
bags copperas
60 sacks salt
30 reans wrapping paper
casks new rice
10 kegs bi oarb soda.
AIso,
1850 packages manufactured tobacco
90 cases smoking tobacco
do Cuba and Florida cigars, soma very
choice.
Parties desiring to Copsigu goods for the above
sale will please deliver them early THURSDAY morn
ing. ROBINSON, adams AGO,
fe 20 Aucsioussrs.
so pieces A. soft finish fine white cambria
% pieces A bleached cotton
10 bags shot
40 bags black.eyo peaa
family carriages, with harness
l family carriage, Baltimore make, nearly
new
buggies and harness
fs25 ROBINSON, ADAMS & co, Aucta
ALSO,
100 shares Va ard Tenn II stock
43 shares Richmond Fire Association
1900 Orange and A X X per csnt coupon
bonds
Fittsyiysnia County bonds
Henry County bonds.
70 20 DAVENPORT & CO, Auc..
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DIED..

On the ossl, inst OF dropsy on the brain, H ENRY
B, aon If August and Mary Wetmer. aged months
and IS days.
Dear little Henry has gone 10 rest,
Without one sigh, among the b'est
without one doubt, without one tear
Too young to knew that God was near.
But babes shall reach that heavenly place,
And stand before their Masters face;
Shall wear Z cross Of purest gold,
AND there indulge tn bliss untold.
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dence on 18th street, this afternoon at O'Clock -
The friends and acqualntances Of The family are
invited TO attend
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EU1MITunD.
u Cruekssy,
0in6oWass,
Stoves, As.
% shie Grid:y) morning, eomue,c,e.n !. .csees
co,sss - M ~ = sns sssideaee q n Wn
IarSFnre, ctcckery, glassware, beddss 49,. 5000 Il
among which viii De found de folIor,,: s'ovs, u,
Bureaus, bedsteacs
Tables, chairs
2cooting st1yes
Blankets, quilts and sheets
Nirsofs, pictures
CupS and saucers
Plates, dishes and bovh
glassware, &s
T. Beds and Bedding
superior cooking stove
CrockeTy and eIanv,,.
AZ auction On Friday, the 18th inn, co r.s, "a,
~ ~ O'Clock N We viii sell At The rss,ass'ns
s.r nassr, on Marshall st, between 5,h snS a., %
ssreeu, an assortment Of Furniture R..ss 49, ~. oso
excellent Cooking stove, Crockerv al.ss.s sudmg,
viz: "'"0' stcles
Cane seat chairs
Tables, betlgteasa
Feather beds, pillows and ho,c....
ehuck aad cotton matsresses
excellent cooking stove
Blankets, quits and sheesa
Cups and saucers
Plstes, dishee ard bowls
0oblsts, wine glasses and tumh,,,.
Knives and forks
Cooking utenss
Genilemen and ladies' clothinv
Chidren's cl,thing, &c
,.o, WILLIAMSON h co.
Auctioneera
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NOTICE TO Tax Pa9srs.--You are hereby noti-
IN nsl that the taxes under The lat and 10th SEQ
tioa. q ths Tax Act approv a 24th Apr l, 1893 (bs
sg the TAI on products, money ersoits
g, on Aand Jaty LIST, l86S, AID the tax on profits
maes "a 1858 which have bsen ssssssed are nov due
sn0 Ie2Ans; sod - receive said taxes viii attend
any 1Ax ONES, No71 Main street, Richmopd, from
i .. ans VA Tie 2sth day of April, 1884, daily,
Aad lss en- iastfnetsa) al psssops who shall
nsgiecs % Pay the tsxes % assesssd apnn them 70
me WITHIN thirty days from the date hereof, viii be
u1pse 70 pay t. pr cant sAciticnsl npoa the
amount thsfsof Taxpayers are further notfi,d
tnAt NJ TAI Iocks Or General Iiats showing the
ameust with which each psfsou d taxed under The
he eaA tsnth sseons Of tax act Aforesaid ars com,
pasted ard ese seW epsn, and VIII rssnain open Soe
the speos ~ afssn days altar the date hsreef Ard
atlse the sxplealion af aah Afsssn days, sppsaIs
VIII - received and detssnined relative % any sr-
Eons0us OF excessive valuation Or snumessfion by
any q ths Asesssofs n thb D1esiet Sos psriod 81
1tteo0 days m6so-.and The undersigned viii - g
The tnss md plen ahove oauned. vifh he "a TAx
R3ek ~ General l&0ED = sx1thtt then aAd b hsas
snd Astssmss spssals - Vol = = pssslys texss.
0GAD J 0JMT0M.
= 3e-e1w4w lott 01a1le1 lsttae1ass
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By G0ddia 81 Appersoa, ducts.


II ARGE and Desraby Located Dwelling, near tho
Z 4 Shocknc Hill Market, on the south aide OF MAJ
SHALL between 9th aud 9th SITS, for gale at auction
vii! be soit on Friday, tho Goth Feb, 1854, at ~
O'Clock, the large aud excellent brick tenement io
ted az above, now in the occupancy o! M Fisher, a.
the monthly rent Of $780, wRh the right Of posses.
sion in short time fhe lot has trout OF y set
aud depth OF 1877 feet The dwelling has 10 roams,
besides large kitchen. Is Supplied Wild gas and
water, and Ii in excellent order.
TRRMs-Cash. The taxes for 1864 10 De psii V
the purchaser. .., -
fe % GOpnIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucis.
EASE Of Six Teaemens for two years AZ soe.icn o
I Will te leased at auction for Two years nom Is'
April next, on tina premises, on Friday, so.n rev.
1864, at 9o'cock NJ, ak t2neDients, 90 Asia sua
2ist streets viz: a brick tenement on Nam, pe'un
Goth and 2lst sts, containing or rooms, ac'Sams
store, It'll couners shelving, sc, hs' Ia.e ea.
ness stand Two framed tonsmenis, also sopa " s.a
ness stands, hear the corner Of 2ist AID NAN t"'
each with good store rooms aud na@nene 80
three framed tenements, each containing nui a ~
rooms, corner 2lst st, near Main 81 Ali supP"'N
with gas and water.
foaS aODDIN h APPERsoN, Aacls.
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w. Germs. Bdn;ons, Calosties, Soft Corhs, Fin.
~ larged joints Nails, Vascular Corns SC, aud
al! diseases Of the feet culaneous excresceaces
any part Of the body treated wilhou; the slightest
pain by Cr SCHULTZ, the celebrated Chirop5Cist.
TO- Offiss Wall Stree, Hotel Wall st.
Ladies and children attended as usual.
fe l6-2!FENh
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SPECIAL NOzzQ44


.. eP1CIAL MOTl0n.-We call tho attention o.
NE Seade - our Aygo 80 =
ofocestes,
ila.ufa1aufsl Iosasso,
and Carriage,
this friday morning, st 10 O'Clock
We will add
Is bags choice sugar
10 6 prime Rio cctee
10 kegs bi carb soda
bba al coda
y cases Cuba plansat;cneigars, very nnc
eco lbs new herso shoes
10 goi hunting Gaze watches
10 doz mn ocev kkiiis
10 deg lining do
ALsO,
small invoice Of Bl,rkaie Goods, VIZ:
McuaA Mines. calicoes. ginghams
BnI eyes blIached COTTON, and sdndifes
We will sol, uBe carriages and harncfs 10 match
at 10 oef precisely, tobacco at 101 O'Clock gro
ccres at H. O'clock. and close tine sale with dry
goods and ssndries
Robinson, ADAMS l. co.
fe2s-It Auctionecrs.
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~ Davenport d Co., Stock Aucti0neer,
tOnice corner Cary and 18th eta i

WE shall Rsll at auction, at the oEcs ~ a.. ~,
Dominion Insurance Co, on Friday. Feb ss,S
1861, at IL O'Clock. the following Stocks and hcnS
$50 900 Confederate per cent COUPON bonds ,Sa;
COo 90 7.So treasury notes -'''
30 goo do per cent registered bond.
$4,000 Richmond and Dauviils bonds
10000 Carroll county bonds
10000 fifteen million coupon bonds
10000 Confederate per cent convertible bo,a,
10000 do cotton bonds
1900 gold coin
Sterling bill
500 shares Merchants' ms Co stock
10 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth
and such other Bonds and Stocks Is nav Ia oa.,.,
before the day Of sale. DAVENPORT CO
he-S Stock Auctioneers.
ALSO,
$40 600 Virginia treasury notes
lo,oo9 Confederate per cent coupon bonds
600 G 8 per cent councn bombs
ll2 shares Rank OF Richmond
10 40 Va Fire and Marine Ins Co
20 do IEs Co State Of Va
SO do Va Central X r stock
40 40 Kchmond and Danvilte Il r Co stock
40 richmond and Liverpool Packet Co
ie - ID b co, Stock Aucts
500 goo Richmond and Danville r r g mar can,
coupon bonds
70 shares Bank OF Commonwealth
DAVENPORT Il co,
40 20 Stock Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26

~ AT A MEETING of the Banks of tho city Il
~ Richmond, sed on "Wednesday, Feb Path,
1854 tue folqwing resolution ordered to be pub
iished Ia the city papers
ksotrsl. lhat the banks Of this city will decline
TO pay spdrawn dividends, certificates OF deposit,
and cheeks Of any late prior to the 2s,h March next,
ieScept 10 me Currency now existing. and as Dow
rated ana valued and all those enti.t diyacnds,
A'd holders of euch ccrtit:a tes and Checks are re-
Queeted to olect the SHINE forthwith. fe 25-6t
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nAWRIED.

In Manchester, chesterfield county, on Inu r,-
day, 18th inst, IL the residence OF snc 1nde, :
fAsAes, FRANK CLEMENTe, company 20
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90 WAETED-Dead COWS. horses. mules, goats
&c Persons having such on their lots csn have
them hauled away Immediately besides getting the
James G.llsyher's drug store, on NJ ain. between
eth and 9Th s.s Lewis Aa.eottis, near tho Central
Railroad Depot, and ct Mr. Jones's grocery on Clay
st. two doors from eth, ct the Glue and Oh Wofss
aud TanneTy, in rear Of the pew foor HOUSE, ioot
of II
B-Hldes Of all kinds wanted, Tor when iuli
market p ice viii be paid. ~ wv
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n NOEFCE.-A Emsetiog Of the stockholders
~ Uf the RicAmond Imp ,rtiIg and Exporting
Ger 6spy vi be hald At the Office of the Virginia
LA psnsanes Company, in the city Of Richmond,
~ Friday, tho 25th Jay Ut March next, 81 O'Clock
BY order Of the Board sf Directors.
fe 3i-M SAM'L HARRISON, Pres't.
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> viRE BHIGADE, Aiseation.-The Fire De-
~ PArtmcnt will meet, for tho assessment Of
nnes, at KcngiEe Housc b. on Saturday, 9th inst,
II : O'clock r a. &c HOWARD, Clerk B.
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Bt james IL. TduLor, A,tct'r =.

ETEiI.E0 WOOD, near the city, at auotion.-On
l. Tue day, tie Ist dry Of March, at Il Oct OK NJ
wilt be sold III on the premises the fsod Woo. ly ing
upon TIE tract of Iaad owned by Jesse Williams,
siiua.ed near The Brook turnpike about three miles
from the city, opposite the farm formerly owned by
]. " ose and a. j,ining the land If John 4 Parker,
E-q. The wood Is mostly p,ne, with some oak, and
beng tho city ana on good road is valuable.
fE:sxs-yasi. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
fr d AuctloEeer.
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Liy God;;js Il dppeysoas, Amctsoresrs.
ETALUAELE Granite front S,occ On the South
y side o; MAN, between 18th and 14th sts, Ter
rent 1t auCion Will be- rented out ct auction flor
one year from lst April next,) Oh Tuesday, March
LIST, 1864, at IL O'Clock NJ, hat valuable granite
front tenement located as above, long ogGGpied L
shoe store By s.essrs futney Watts.
TERMS-At the hOrr OF renting.
fe rs G0DDIN Il APPERSoN, ACcts.
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AUCTION sALxs-Yu.uz1 DARE
n Wsils0,nsoat d Co., AMctioaesry,
mo. l02 MAia Ssreet-1

mo. l02 MAia ssrsss.1
A TTEMrION CAPITALISTS.
~ Rare ohauss fbs iaveetmsat
Abrasive Real kstAts ct auction.
70 600 seres of Land 70 the highsst
bidder.
(. At the request Of Mr II Coz, " will sell on
Wednesday, the 81 day Il March, 1864, oommens,
Main st. 900 acres Of land lying on the waters Of
the Great saltils and st Marys river in the county
Of Camden, state Of Georgia
The said lard viii bs soId to the highest bidder IN
tracts Of Thousand each, or In lots to suit
purchasers.
THO titles ere direct from the State, and ere Ia.
disputsble. The original patents frtm thu State,
and al unorokeu and connectog chsia Ct titles can
b. 1T sf1ee, to which We invite The aften-
ton Of captaists, This Is rare chance for in
vastment.
map Of the land made out and certified to by
TIE surveyor, be seen by applying u cur ice,
which gives tuil description Of the premises.
WILLIAMSON co,
fa25 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26

Il. LIABLE Farm tao niles beicg Richmond,
. osi shc Williamsburg turnpike. containing 2 IS
Of land, for s,ie st auction w Ill be gold On
the premises, OF Wednesday, the I'd day Of March,
1861, at IL o'cicck ii, the valuable farm two miles
from the city, The north side If tho Williams
burg turnpike, aij,ining the farm OF Mr. John Poe,
ard extending back across the York River railroad.
having two fronts and containing 233 acres Of land
in high state OF improvement. 1t iiss comfofta
bic d yelling house with five rooms. aud the usual
cut buildings ali in gooG order. Persons wishing
to procure good farm the city would do we'll
10 attend the SALE it is rarely such farm ID now
ia the market. 1t viii he sold as whclo or dlvIied
into taroo tracts, as may be desired.
TERMs-Made TO suit tho purchaser, and taxes to
DC paid by the purchaser.
fe est JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26

uENKICO Soldiers -Commandanis OF compa-
h nies who have applicd for shoes AID socks in
bsilan a soldiers from Hsnrico are requested TO
detail Sumo pssson, with authority - receive them,
6 The Army Depot Of the Yoang Mems Chriatian
Aseooa1soe, near the cornsv Of Bank asi losh sts,
- ~ after Monday, To 99th OF Februaa
Oap6 IALK00N CHILl REV,
Df JN0 vRIEHD,
C0lsnsl . MORAN,