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Removal.

beg leave to inform the public that
have removed from No. 10 Union street 10
No. 65 North College street, where | shall
continue to keep the largest assortment Of
Gentlemen scustofn -made Boots and Shoes.
Also, large assortment Of Clothing, Hats
and Caps, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods; and / do hereby most respectfully
invite my friends, old acquaintance, and
the public in general, to come and examine
the above-named stock, at No. So North Col
lege street, opposite Hicks Building.
NJ. MoRGANsTERN,
ocl29-1m No. IS North College st.
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THO UNION has Ia largest
CIRCULATION of any Neyvspaper in
Ienneesee---its City and Army
ctrcuiation more than double any
other paper.
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Splendid assortment Of Sontags,
Nubias, Hoods, etc, at Cameron, Grier
A Cos
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Lot for Sale.

X ELIGIBLE, CENTRAL. VALUABLE. AND
"a cheap lot, fronting % feet % Hlgh street, BE-
txeea Union and Cedar, can BE- bought, 4 lum0-
date apptcsfion is made A comparatively small
nlls 81 freeetaclls VIII accomplish the work Call
a NELSON 4 MUaFREE,
novl2-iw GenssA 4genis, - College %.
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IL you want French calf sewed shoe,
custom made, call at No. 65 North College
street, by NJ. MoRGANsTERN.
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Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
R II. Thompsons, q Cherry near
Union street
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Opera FlAnnels Of every color st
Cameron, Grier q Cos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Onions.
Apples! Potatoes!

Prime Onions at Clark & Gregory's, So
Broad street. novl6-3t-P
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Heavy ribbed shirts and drawers at
Cameron, Grier d Cos.
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Glassware.
DrsS5EG sA sFsss; OK gs,g TEE Es5 ssEE

aYsfKMs-nsT and reliable t1eatnent--ia Rsports
q the HOWARD A98O0IATIOE-Seai By mad IN
sealed letier enveioDeE, free Of ehArgo- Address,
d. J. BkIIslIE HOUGHTON, Howard Aasoeisnoa,
No. :, South hinth-etrsst, P1Iadeiphia. Pa
90 lily
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Coughs. CoIds. Consumption.

Coughs. Colds, Consumption.
COUGHS, COLDS, aSNsUMPTION.
COUGHS, COLTS, CONSUMPTI IN
COUGHS, COILS, CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, CO Is, CONSUMPTION
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP W Id CHERRY
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYsUP WILD CHERRY
SWAENE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
CURES ALL COMPLA MIS-
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES ALL COMPLAINS
OF THE THROAT, Breast AND LUNGS
OF THE THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS
OF TIE THROAT, BKEAST AND LUN,,S
or THIS THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS.
Il soothes the ifrtstion Of the MUCOUS membrane
when Ines the air passages, snd which gives so
much distress, causing tickling OF rising IN the
throst promotes expeetorgtion, loosers the tough
nIfier which Gigs up the vessels o. the throst and
lungs thus enabling the patient 10 breathe free add
natural. Il stimulates the power 0; digsstun, and
has periorr1ed many cures, when to sil human
probability i could not BE- possib >.
Prepared only by Or. SNAYNK & SON No ss1
North s xih ~, PiiiladeIpha. Sold by
". J. 4 q. ". SMITH Druggists.
Ger, Church ana Vine Sls.
Sept. 2fsat&Wedln Nashville.
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Now that tbe political excitenel

The finest assortment Of Calicoes in
Nashville at Cameron, Grier a Cos
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No DgDROPp-@s
CtURE8 ALL IRRITATION or STOMACH AND
u B0Ueis. "a cuFes Ehere Al other melielsss
faii. n 4 s1re SAFE and certain cure gwen ~ b.
dseasos. u y purely vegetable no minerals en-
ter nto ~ corspoat0n. Inc most defieafs may tlse
tiIe Specific Ht1Out fear. u MAJ - gwen ~ ne
iafznl with ssfsty 10 always leaves the bowels IN
healthy ADD natural condto never eonafipates,
bat assists uatIfe Ia restoring ne system 70 ~
aorulal co1daOn-
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Saren ThIrfr Rnnds

Will be received in payment for goods
by SeoTT, KEEN d Co.
October I3-2m
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1864
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Waterproof cloaking cloth, just re-
ceived at Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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Heavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at r. H. Thompson's, % Cherry,
near Union street
GEEERAIs-A catalogue of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery Of
the Cumberland, in another column, to
which extensive list has lately been add
ed splendid pictures of Major Generals
Thomas anhSheridan. Which may be
procured at the Gallery or by mail
Price 25cts. nov. l5-tf.
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GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE HE HAS RECEIVED
sfah Dis
eh
dgu him ~ cn n pid u p 1 prac
o in he
Yeph sue Mt On profess Ch and Diseases Sr0aa
pn 6rl ssof
RysB o CanpIh h,and
diseases o KIM &c, meet n o is
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3ank-alote Hist.

Corrected DAILY BY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK,
no. 90 CoLLEGE srREEr.
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If you want a handsome pair of
Blankets, call at Cameron, Grier a Cos
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CO These quotations are for United States Treas
ury and National Bank Notes:
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The finest assortment of Black and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-18

HC0sssoa, TEE F4DEaAb SrY.--The telegraph
informed Us Monday Of the execution, at Demopo-
liz, Ala, Of David MeGibbon, Yankee spy, who
ranked as Majes in that service He was formerly
lawyer In st. Louis, and partner Of Henry N.
Hart, Esq. Having been detected BY the latter in
drilling . company Of "yvide Awakes," the co
partnsEship was dissolved. Mr.. Hart was soon
after arrested al q rebel and thrown into prison.
MeGib5on using every means in bis power to have
him executed. Mr.. Hart, after ssveal months I'm
prisonnent, was released and sent South. The
Selma AissisHppian says: s5s
McGibbon was arrested last summer at Grenada.
Miss., and on being questioned a. to his intentions
and objects, stated he formerly belonged to the
Consdefate Suites infantry. bat had bees disehasa
ed on account of inability for that line Of the ser
vice, and was making bis way TO the sea coast 70
Join the Confederate Navy. Not having the ie-
quisite papers about him to substanttate these facts
he was arrested as spy, and taken to PontotOc for
safe keeping He soon after broke Jail, but was
iumbus, and tricd, convicted, and condemned to be
shot "a spy. He made application for new trial,
ana pending the motion, again cut his way cut OF
Jail. He was few days since, again arrested, In
company with some others and brought to DemOp-
oils and heavily tr0ned, there to await the action
of the military board.
1t has been reliably ascertained from news de-.
rived from Memphis that this man McGIbbon,
with two othe. . left Memphis last summer as Sc
cret agent or spy for the Federal Government. aud
$S0,00O was to be their reward tor such informa
uon as they might gain Of Interest to them, and, of
course. detrimental to our e4use. One Of them
was caught and hung last summer, the other was
apprchended and lodged fn Jail, but soon made his
escape, and the third one (MeGibbon) IL the sub
tset OF this sketch.
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Govslsos Dsowx's MsssAes.-Ths message Of
Gov. Brown, Of oeorsia, Of which very full vel
sUaphts abstract has been published, does not
seem 70 taks we'll in his own 0tats. The Ha~n.
nah Rpuosio@ says:
II 10 just foYtynins and half pages In length In
cludtns the appendix, and we venture the asseR-
tlon that nothing has appeared 10 the gonfslersts
convey such True Joy TO the hearts Of the enemy
The message YVES the general topic Of sonvcrsa .
ton In this city yesteFdayov rather the eynopsiU
Of Il published In the manning popeu. The ex-
preston Of utter condemnation was unlvoFBas-
fhe staunchest friends Of Gov. Brown did not hes
itate 70 pronounce IL most untinaely aud per-
nlcious document Even the Moysia0 NSsu, which
h accustomed TO regard Gov. Brown AZ infallibIe,
and has sustained him in all his vagortss and NAL
administration, IL "startlsd" BY what It considsn
an "extYa0rdinafy" message, which, II sustained
by the Legislature, would lead to conflict be.
tween Georgia and the Confederate authorities,
which wsuld be ssas dcplorabie and disheaEtenin6
10 the Southern patriot ~ II would b. eneourse-
ing to our eneniSe."
Gov. Brown, emb0ldensd By past success, has
evidently made one experiment To- many ON the
popular eredulisy and patriotism. Every tue
hearted 0eorgiaI will blush that the Executive o
ts great State should seek to paes her in 90 ihss
and wrongful position, and tie Governor hlmssa
Will live 70 regret u.
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Z Nav OlIsAap lufnlasesHcs.-The Mobile TSIb,ae
psbiis6ss sens Isse istelussnes iron New Osssas,
broughs By esatianaa who hes sotten thsoeeh
the lines. Il Gays, .s.ae !.
In speaking Of Banks's expedition to Te1as, be
says ii was In command Of Gen Whltsett, 6ea.
Efaks having never left Nor prlsans, and that the
expedition WIS coDpaeta failure. A large run-
Brasos rintieio, aisI Wsse sruadeS asfs1s fhsss.
The nrst or second Metropolitan reGimens, and
some other white troops, dssestes and Joined the
Juarcx party in Mexico.
raj In the Federal army, and his stan, and Col. Col
tausb, chief of Gen. ncPhcnon'sa stan, had pub
|. ,iciY Announced through the New Orleans papesu
that they would leave shortly to join the Mexican
army. a e
He says that every steamboat that alrtves down
the nveF bears the most indisputable proofs that
Gen. Logan's men are At their posts, ss they are
completely riddied with bullet hoIes. Tho pilot
houses are made bullet proof by having two thick
nestes OF boiler iron encased around then, and IN
some instances they are casemated-but notWish-
standing the strength Of these stlifs prescrver,'
several boats have arrived with the pilot houses
completely torn of and the pilot killed. Pilots
how changing $500 up end $500 down, and but few
are offering at that. Business Of every description
Is very dull and almost everybody ID leaving for the
There are but few troops in New Orleans now
seme 4OC0 cavalry under Gen. Lee comprise the
greater part. About 900 cavalry are stationed a
NadlsonvilIe 70 ?. .o.ect the vessels which are en-
gagged In supplying the city with wood and lumber.
Wood, he says, sells at 3l3 per cord. and coal q,
$50 per tom and both articles are exceeding scarce
at that.
The description he gives Of the Port Jackson
emeute makes 1t OF much greater importance than
any account we have yet heard. He says that the
negroes In al the different forts and barracks then
mntined at the same time. At Fort Jackson they
killed ~ white officers, and that while the row
was going on they sent the 9th Connecticut, 9eth
Massachusetts and 18th Maine regiments down from
the city to queii It AmOnfst the vessels sent
down was the " Pcmbina. She is now lyine
amongst the feet off Fort Powell. She IL reported
TO be very crank vessel, but has Q heavy arma-
ment. She has one eco pound IL inch Parrot
mounted amldships, three hOwitxers on the stern
and one l£er on her bow. Some at of the
negroes, he says, have been court martisled anf
condemned TO be sh0t-and the order has been een
on by Gen Banks to Abe Lincoln, and their exc
cuti0n only awaits his approval.
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The General Assembly Of the Presbytsfisn
Church In the Confederate etatss Of Amerlca wall
meet In the Presbyterian Church at Charlotte, n.
c., on the lst Tuesday Of Nay, 1854.
Bishop Ames has been empowered BY Lincoln
to stake charge" Of The Mstho1iss Churches In
New Orleans. %
Miss Mary Bryan Han, Q school teacher, Was
burned TO death last week In Halifax county, N. G.
She fell into the Ore while laborins under q hs.
young lady named Catherine MosFtssey was
killed by lightning In ChaSlsston, Q. C.s on Friday
last.
Major Gen. Wharton hes hesn transfbrvsd to
Texas, Of which state he u Q native.
Beef Is selling IN MaAssta, Ca, at axty cents .
mound. r
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nDAUTIFUL Cottage Bssidenee Ut Ashland,
% with three f0urths Of an Of land attached,
l0f sale ~ am authorised to sell that beautiful oe-
tagon cottage located as above, now occupied By
Nj James w Ford, containing sx rooms, besides
kitchen, meat house. stable, wood h0uss, &s, and Z
valeS In the yard. The whole premises are In the
most psrfeet order. The purchaser will have the
right 10 free usket on the railroad. Possession
given on the lst April, 1874. This, without doubt.
u the hands0mese residence In Ashland. Apply 70
nh l0--k JAS n TAYLOR.
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NovsL MAnalAes LIcsxss. THE following I.
{ copy Of marriage license capsured on Yan-
hes BY our troops II Gsllsuu, Tenn, few days
pnes0ef MADsuALs OvslcR,(
ss l Callatin, Tenn, July -, le69. 5
This u % certify that Johu n. White has per-
mtsaion to marry Miily Walls for two years, OF dur
tpR the war. 81. ALBRRy LAM,
Csps and Provost MAMMAL.
Appsoveds Z. 4. Pains, Ddu. 0sa.
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NorIcs.-oa a.eornt of tho nsw C.srsaey Dill,
resently paessd hy ths Coneree Of the Ooolsd-
st.ee etats:, s.A which eees ieto opsrsAisa the
~ sst ~ ea Agni ne1es ve hseeby Slvs nessce that
h iasase eeSaes tAs a6tA = MssSA, lSol, nsse s
lleeentsd r. rayneas by thas AsEo ct IL Doak of
Virginia: tnst ~ psfsons WIN hsse AnnAs III our
handes vneehes nor satse made or otAsswise, aSe
requeGfed 70 6sAH then ont by u 17tk int M
vsreqse.t AZ psrsss isdsstsA = - = uaks Pay-
Il $50 aoBINsoN. ADAMS 90.
TYOffCk Il bsFsby noslly all perSoss isds6sed
~ 20 me- that ] viii reoeivo Me present oalpaDey
"a raymeot 6 thsY dsbD unsil the 1eth inss alsir
thst tine shsii rsgsirs payment IN " ssx nrs
reucy. q ~ "a - ~ pr eat dteoUA Hessaae
dIns ~ ehedla 2S r whea sm iadsblea, ,nss1
pre1sns tksIf ol1lmS bss thas dsss, - afesr that
DAY ahall PAY shsn n the prsssnt surysnsZ - tour
per eset CosESdsrsts bonds VIZ Pnic
18th S1ssst, tstwesa Main sQA csf1.
mo - SaS.1SSss & sc1es0 Cisy sssalys--
Yeae - kSeshg $500 fhos NM - =
ox1dnoQoQ q ~ IT. I'M, - 81 lo4og To-
WQuS 0G6M ~ = uoaeeh1ne4 - ~ 0e -
H. M - - = ss.lsslsf < = - - -
- . - otopeg - s1ln ~.
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Forgery By q Ntgro.-On the "a Of Zebra
ary, q negro named Carter, slave Of 1rs.
Lucy Morton, presented at the ySrmsrs'
Bank in this city check for $50, which he
represented that his mistress had drawn of
In hurry and sent him to COLLECT. Being
well acquainted with Mrs. Morton, the CASH
Ter, deeming the story told by the servant to
be . plausible one, promptly paid the
amount; but short while after, upon close
examination Of the order, doubted its gen.
uinenees, and therefore sent o messenger to
the lady's residence In relation 20 the matter.
The bell was answered By the boy who pre-
eented the check and received the money
but, instead Of his carrying to his mistress
the message which was sent by the officer OF
the bank, that he desired to see her ION
bank business" the fellow kept on out
through the back way, and was not seen
afterwards till during the late raid Of Dahl
gren, when he was captured by some Of our
pickets belo~ tho city. Among the larRG
number of negroes taken on this expedition
and lodged In Castle Thunder was Carter,
but he gave an entirely different name nom
what his was, and therefore 1t was not known
where he va until few days ago, when
soMs ecSus.atsncs rfSogDinads e dsl hjm AmQaG
Castle He was before the Mayor yesterday,
who, upon hearing the evidences. ordered
him 70 be whipped to the extent Of the law.
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.NorYC4srO1 INDE0r4DMERs


7ssf"s FeEFAa 11s10eo0, NOeh ,, ~ -
HfUfSUas2Ail sAs5AyGtsAa - sAi1 c.ns4ay,
II aaA 81 dfafss 1fsWn On - sa1 ~ othsf
ss.s ssss: s.ssss. sssa1s s.s :s, ssss s.ss is =
az. ~ No ssssss Jiii = dsvs, sss dsafss SssossS,
nor payusats nsds q this o00s fton that Aay =
drsva, Or ds6s Ans prior = 1otA 1larek, lSok -.
sestsl f5r pAynsot 1ltsR de- IL proxino W1ji 1s
paid IN ns psest earslet At tss par vaIus, 10, =
!ss spsses g shs sssyany Y - new c.srsaey 4
the n.t cuffeacy, - hxs1 y 'ast Of Cosersss.
passed H4 e vsbfunsy, teoA
nh S--1t1Sth JH WINSTON. rr.aa,,.
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DnIRDSTlSH o. LsffsRa IN HunUSs.-TAe fol.
lowing table shows The msnnsf In which lestsss
are dtstabissd II The di1srest seunsriss Of Ea-
rope,
Aus,ria.--srouen. 70 s1s do,r. n .ll iassei
places without easrief's tee. In smaller places
villages AID arms,) fee Of two krstussrs t0ue
eSnt) IL charged. sI~.s
Belgium. drought to the door throughout ~
kingdom. se
Easiand.-By eaSfiess without fee.
rrance.-By carriers without fee (to the doos) "a
both city and country
nansestic Cities-Bremea by letter safIieSs d
the door. a5
Italy To the door By carriers wi.hout fee.
PTussa.-By carriers. In larger ci.ies The ~
will soon be abolished entirely ln the r0ral die
trcts It 10 six plcnnings, (about ~ esnt) Per Is
tey. 49, --r z~sss.
swftsssiard by earrisss without lss.
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FLAG or rpucH BOAT,

We understand that dag OF truce boat =
expected up to City Point, on Saturday or
Sunday, with ono thousand more Of onr pris-.
onerp from Point Lookout = s
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AYOrICE All checks drawn by us, and eli de-
~ mAnds ssanet CO for negro hire and other wiae
muSt be presented for payment previous the 2s,h
OF March; ott erwlse they will DO paid In the new
currency at the rate Of two dollars for three Those
indebted 70 e for board vii please settle their seve-
ral amouuts before the 96th Of March, or they win
that dste wN WIGHT 90,
NH lo-ats Proprtetors American Hotel
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NearB CAloE1xA.-The North Casollna Csussil
undsfseood object of its mestino wss u m1s lnes
eonsidsEauon the prophecy Of ealiias ~ LeGsla-
lnse together . e1tsl sesslon. ThS 1aiefob Css-
(99e6 learns hat he Couneil deelinsd eolhne he
LeolelAs1re eoooshes, - the nuaneiol neeeely Wss
net eoasidssed ss0eissuy usgsat = jusufy u
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rTNHE valuable Farm called "Beltevue.' - In King
4 william county, 81 miles from Richmond, for
sRle.-We are authorized by the executors Of the
whereon he lately resided In King William, near
to Pamunksy river, and 9f miles from Richmond.
The tract contains about 100 acres, about two
thirds cleared, and the remainder In woods AFFORD
ing an ample supply Of timber for the use Of the
place. AL of the cleared land has been maried or
lined, and about two thirds of 1t may be consid-
cred second Pamunkcy low grounds, and lies well
for cultivation. The buildings consist of = large
dwelling and every other building usually found on
such an estate. Possession aiven 1T once Fer
terms, &c, apply to GOD2IN 4 kPPEaSoN.
NH l7-6k
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N ms that they may discharge their Indebtedness
in the present currency ct par by calling on myself
or Mr D willisms, until S5tA March After that
dale shall require payment In the new currency,
or In the old At oS1& per cent discount.
Persons to whom I am indebted must present
their claims for pay msnt to Mr. Williams OF myself
before 25tk March. After that dsto shall pay
either In per cent binds or in the present eurren
cy. [mh-l1eod3t1 PETER BURKE
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Oyy1oR Va HAvNes BASR, I
nsrh-ocA Ao..h t>s NoAA

RiOhmond March lst, 1894
A IA meeting Of the Board, held this day, the
IA following notice was ordered 70 be published
All depos;t0ss Of this Bank must como forward ~
once and draw their deposits. Those who fail TO do
20 prior 70 the 2sth day OF March, 1864, notified
that the bank win invest Ia per cent Confederate
bonds foF their benefit After that date al payment
win be made in said bonds, - authorised By the
late act or Congress. TB ETARKE,
NH SLOT Treasurer.
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*lIR1 AND MINNIE RrRsAU,

Kicbmond, March Izsh, 1854
At OTICy --On aud after the 18th day OF MAr:.h
~ and until the 10Th day Of April, 1894, ell psy.
ments will be suspended at this oface aud &c
money received except the issue Of C'S Treas.
sury notes
AL outstanding claims asains. ttis department
maize prior TO lSt oi March will be paid in old
issue 4 KEARDON,
NH li-Sv Disbursiug officer.
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IYoUSE and Lot as Powhatau Court House Tor
ISL sa.e.-A houss and lot q. Powhatan II 4
5fed for 1o Dvvataly until the LEI Of April next
7te ~ coutAns 1pr acres OF land, with . very &C.
siFab!s garden. The heuse has nno rOene, and IN
tcSeyaby good repair In the village there Ia good
kocety, aud near 20 chaEchss and schools. To any
ona wishjng residenoe IN the country this plscs
oian many advantages. For terms apply 70 MAJ
Graves, lising st the place.
q - 9..0SwtAplA
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NOTICE We hereby notify our creditors that
lV they will be required TO withdraw all balances
In our hands prior TO the 25th day OF March next,
otherwise they will be paid in the currency of The
present date, or its equivalent and that all checks
drawn BY Us on Banks, aud not yet collected, must
be presented for payment before that tim.
We also require our debtors to pay up all amounts
due Us by the 2tth Of March, that We may have an
opportunity Of Investing the same after that date
We will decline to receive the old currency pay
tDent thereof. HILL. DICKINSON 4 CO.
NH 4-lawt25th Auotioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-18

TOR eALE.-Win be sold privately, . third inte
sS reat tn the magnificent estate Of aWaCdstoek. ,,
containing seven hundred and eighty acres lying in
the county Of Powhatan. This very desirable tract
in situated seven niles above the Court House. hah
mile from the Buetnzhsm road and seventeen
from Mattoax depot The place offers very great at
trastions and oonyouience Presbyterian, Baptist,
AID Episc apal Churches, within thr' or four miles
Of the homestead. The neighboyh0od n a.
tine as any in the State. There is large and hne
dwelling house upon the farm in excellent repair and
prepared without additional tronble Cor feniIy &C.
eommodation. All necessary 0ut-oudings are ad.
Joinius The frsot cor :a1s large anounx Of wood
land, is weil fenced, watered and productive An
excellent orchard convenient to the dweilrg Those
desiring to purchase can apply for informetog TO
fJSAMPSON or
W b CARDOD,
NH 10-6tA Rand Z r. hichnOnd