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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by T. W. 0ruLbs. Aue.,onee,


1.-TWO, HA N DIS O ME BRICK o.,,
TAGES ON FIFTH, JUST BEYoyu ~ ~ I
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION vi
sold at public auction, on the premise ON NJ {
DAY, the 9Th September, at O'Clock p NJ 1 mt
two valuable Cottage Residences located =. mos
They front sixty five feet eight ineh,s .r a'tft
SIDE Of fifth street, running back one h,n,,," Gag
thirty-two feet On each lot there i suhs shd
brick cottage with four rooms besides elose,s 'i'
eiothes-presses, and coal and wood-house. I'm sed
are supplied with gas and water They are ~
sanity situated, and delightful res,dences fSs'
TINS affords fine opportunity for invcstirs .,
most valuable description II real estate ~ - ne
ton makes IT very valuable. :" 'ora-
TERMS 'ash. Possession given In 4 fy lav.
7. W. GRUBBS, Auction,
Sc Successor 10 Godelin AZ Aurs.,''
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

" +. PRICE,
w GROCER AND COMMISSION MfRCHANI
Thirteenth street, between Main and CARR
RICHMoSD, VIRGINIA,
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment @
GROCERIES,, WINES and LIQUORS which IA
Is prepared to sch at the lowest market rates III
invites the attent1Rn of the public.
ConSignlaeats S6licited. sc l-l2ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Nrw AND UssFuL Books, LATELY
ruaLIsuxp, for sale by WEST Il JOHNSTON,
las Main street, Richmond
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I OTIS IN PORT MAYO FOR SALE.
4 After the sale of the above property, say at
halt-past O'Clock +. NJ number Of vacant Lots
IN Port Mayo Will be sold at auction.
L, W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
au ii Successor to Godain Il Apperson
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BY Hill, dickinson x Co, Auctioneers.

" VALUABLE SHOEMAKER AT AUG.
TION.-We will sell at our auction-house, on
FRIDAY MORNING next at 10 o'clock, il likely
muiatto MAN, about twenty-eght years of age
who IS frst-rate Shoemaker. He is also excel
lent Hostler, and handy at almost any kind of work
HILL DICKINSON Il co,
sc l-2t Auctiuneers
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ID u n a w A Y.-FIVE HUNDRED
Il y DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber about the LIST Of August, my man KIN
ClilN-calls himself HERBERT. He is black :;
good appearance; quick iii action about five feet
nine inches high, and twenty-five to twenty five
years old was purchased in Richmond in July last
OF MI &. Il, MoIbn who resides hear Jude's Ferry
IN Fowhutan county. / will pay the above reward
Ii he Is delivered TO Lee 4 Bowman, Richmond
Virginia, or confined Ill Jail so get him.
q. A. WHITE,
au i-l2t' Lexington, Virginia.
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BY J.. II. Luck, Auctioneer.
New Auction House, No. Sc Main street.)

NOOB FURNITURE, CARPETS,
" COOKING STOVE, TABLES, WARD
ROBES &c, AT AUCfION.--I shall sell ON FRI
DAY, the I'd September, at 10 O'Clock,
. coed Wardrobcs, Piano,
good Three-piy Garnet, but little used,
l piece of Store Carpcting,
I Mahogany Round Table, marble top,
Bedsteads, Shuck Mattresses,
good Sofas, elegant Rocking Chair,
boxes Chewing Tobacco
600 good Cigars,
Lot Clothing, Backing, &c.
ALSO,
large Cooking Stove, i'll perfect order
Several Watches, ia good running order
and keeping time,
fine Gold Watch. warranted as good as any
to be found, or the purchaser may not
take it.
Goods received until o'clock on DAY of sale.
L. III. LUCK, Auctioneer,
sci No. Sc Main street.
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NHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI,

'HREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
j "AkD.-Ran away from our fam, near Dam
vile, ON Tuesday night our two men, TODD aud
AIEX '''N
TODD is black, rather large sizes weighs perhaps
one hundred and seyenty-ive pounds well made
about forty TO forty-ive years old and little bald
talks well and very plausbly; he is about five feet
eight inches high We bought him of DR. Wiley
Jones's estate, near Milton, North Carolina He
has wife at Mr.. William 'raylor's, five miles from
Milton He is well acquainted on Dan river as far
as slalkesville, and may be in that neghborhood
ALEX is very black healthy looking, speaks
SLOW, ana slow in his movements height about five
feet four inches, well made, and weighs about one
hundred and fifty pounds. We bought him in
Richmond, some eighteen months ago, from gem
tleman from Eastern South Carolina.
We Will pay the above reward, or $50 for each if
they delivered to us in Danvie, or confined il,
jail so that we can get them.
THOMAS G. WILLIAMS x co.
Danvie, August 25 1864 au 81 eod3ts
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nOW AND CALF FOR SALE.-For
u sale. lne young COW and CALF Apply at
the corner OF Nineteenth and Grace streets between
the hours of and O'Clock r. H.
re 2-2ts 3. B. WyAPPERSON.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, 4 NEW
IL FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT, on Se,,ri
street between Marshall and Clay, with soven rooms
and two passages; and Is supplied with water and
gas. Also, KITCHEN, with two rooms, Wei
house, Clubhouse, Storeroom. &c The lot is #
good size, and enclosed with a new fence. ras,.~.
sion can be had Immediately, as the hous, j. now
vacant For terms, apply on the p,emi'cs home
to III A NJ, and 3 to 6 L. n. "a.
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rTyO HOTELS, HOSPITALS SAND Off.
ii CERs-For hire, q good HOSTLER and a
pretty good COOK. lie Is also polite, attentive and
. very careful servant Apply 70
!, II. L. HUNTER,
~ ST Hanover Junction.
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NJ ANTED, a competent MAN, exempt
w from military service, to take charge of a
plantation In Chesterfield county overseer or
to work on shares None need apply unless well re-
commended. For further particulars, apply at Ga
Main street, Richmond, Va. m il-2aw4w.
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N1ILLBE SOLD. AT MESSRS. DICK.

w INSON, HILL l. CO.'S auction-house on
FRIDAY, the I'd of September, one valuable NEGRO
WOMAN Said negro is a good cook, washer and
irOner. sc l-2t'l J. l.. WALKER
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CCARCE AND VALUABLE.-J. w
|sl } RANDOLPH has for sale
The Madison Papers, three Volumes.
Davies Sermons, three volumes.
Brande's Encyclopaedia.
Rabclais's Works, two volumes.
Bolingbrokes Works, four volumes.
Craig's Pronouncing Dictionary, two volumes.
Webster's Large Dictionary.
Maegregors Progress of America two volumes
MeCullochs Geographical Dictionary, two vol
umes.
Chambers's English Literature, two volumes
Weisback's Mechanics, two volumes
Encyclopedia of Geography, three volumes.
Mitchelps Masonic History and Digest two vol
umes.
Bancroft's United States, eight volumes.
Sc l-stS
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1--WE THOUSAND YARDS SLEEPS

EIVE THOUSAND YARDS SLEEPS
Gray Full Cloth, 3-i and Gil,
10 pieces fine Black Alpaca,
10 bales Alamancc Striped and Checked
Domestic,
10 bales Pad Cotton Yarns
dozen soft Felt Hats,
dozen Cloth Caps,
lot Of New Orleans Molasses in l0-gallon
kegs,
10 dozen Horse Skins, beautifully dressed,
10 dozen Goat Skins, cork finish,
10 dozen Goat Skins, enameled finish,
dozen Dog Skins, soft finish,
dozen Hog Skins, russell finish,
300 pair English Cotton Cards with backs,
200 pair English Cotton Cards without backs
barrels Brown Sugar,
rs bags Sugar,
1900 English Official Envelopes
For sale by WILLIAMS & NORFLEET.
Corner Of Thirteenth and Main streets.
Sc l--3t
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RICHMOND AND D,NvILLE RAILROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL have
~ good supply Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
aud am Disposed to reduce the prices from the st Of
September-osk wood, $40 per cord; pine, $685.
delivered q reasonable distance Terms, cash.
Those persons indebted 70 me for wood, sc, are
requested to settle their wood tickets, necd All
that is due, and cannot make application 10 each
one who has am unsettled account with me Call Al
the corner Of Ninth street, Basin Bank, where yoa
will find No. oak and pine wood.
sc l-Sts SP COOKE.
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By George W. Willis, Auctionecr,
mo. GO Main street.l

MILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. AT
w my store, on SATURDAY, September 3, a,
10 O'Clock, large and desirable lot Of - -
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Stoves Crockery and Glassware,
Ready-made Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Dry Goods Blankets &c,
% boxes Chewing Tobacco,
5000 papers smoking Tobacco,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jowelry, &c.
Sc GEORGE W. WILLIS. Auctionccr
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HAVING been engaged in the HORSE
selling HORSES, MULES, &c, at Council Chan Der
Hill, EVERY SATURDAY. My Office Is II JOHN
d, DAvIs's Stable, Franklin sfiset. .
Bg 3p-5ts EuBERT T. BASS
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

4 FARM ON THE BROOK TURN.
PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, FOR
kENr-Will be rented out for the year 1862 al
Sublic auction, the premises ON TUESDAY
September6, at o'clock z NJ, that very desirable
Farm the south side of the Brook turnpike
the Tol-gate, the late residence of John bar
racott, deceased. The dwelling is excellent with all
the necessary out-buildings. There are seventy
of very fertile land and very productive gar
den. This Is, indeed, Of the most desirable
residences and farms III the vicinity of Richmond.
Possession given the LIST of January next.
TERMS: Payable quarterly i'll advance
Z. W. GRUBBS Auctoneer,
au 81 Successor to Goddin L. Apperson.
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hISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ sHIP-The partnership of the subscribers, in
the auction and commission business, under the
firm OF TOl4.ESON, CATLEPr L. co, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either of the partners
Will settle the out standing business of the firm
ALFRED TOLLESON,
THOMAS j. CATLETT,
WILLIAM BELL
nishIhohd, August 81 1861. au 3l-5t
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~ ENUINE NEW ORLEANS MOLAS-
M SES-a few barrels for sale by
an 2s-iw WADSW0RTH x PALMER,
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@ EvERAL HANDSOME NEW Sllk
~ DRESSES for sale. Apply at The siiOk
sTOkk4 No. I67 brood street. hetwrcn saxsh sna
seventh strcsfs. sa u-)F
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rRANEY ISLAND, IN HANOVER

HRANEY ISLAND, IN HANOVER
" COUNTY, NINE MILES FROM RI,Ii
MOND, ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD ron
SALE PRIVATELY.-I am authorized 10 stn The
above very beautiiully-l0catCd and valuable FARM
on the Chickahomny containing four hundred and
thirteen and half acres, well proportioned ns 10
wood and timber, cleared ana meadow land The
improvements are Il comfortable FRAMED Dwell
LIMO, KITCHEN, and other Servants House
Stable, Barns, &c. There is an ORCHARD of one
thousand five hundred fiuit trees, an excellent
GARDEN, and many Grape Vines. The fun IS
well watered; the situation is beautiful and healthy
the upland Is III good heart, and the low grounds
very rich and productive in grass and other crop;
Its situation on the Central railroad, only nine
miles from Richmond, makes it convenient as a rel
dence and valuable for farming and gardening l,r.
poses. For terms, apply to
Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioncer,
sc l-3t Successor to GodGlin X AppcIgsu
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VALUABLE FARM OF TWO THOU
" SAND ONE IIIrNnEII AMI

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO THOU
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND IN YORK COUNTY, ON
YORK RIVER, FOUR MILES FROM VIII
LIAMSBURG, FOR SALE.--At the Request If
Mr. William Waller, otter for sale his valuable
estate on York river, within four miles of William.
burg, containing twcnty-one hundred and fifty
acres of land, with all the improvements CONSISTING
OF large fine BRICK BUILDING, containing about
fifteen rooms, two Cottage Dwellings, four Bans
and all the customary out-buildings usually on
such estates; all IN good order. There are abous
two hundred acres Of land get in choice fruit trees
asout thirty acres III vineyard. A large portion
Of the land Is cleared and in high state of cutva-
ton; the remainder is in woods most Of which Is ur-
g1nal growth, and large portion fine timber Iils
Farm, from Its natural advantages, may be con-
sidered one of the first class in Eastern Virginia
Persons wishing to such a farm would do wll
to apply at once, as it is seldom such an estate is
brought into market Ii sold before the war for
10000 In gold without the improvements
Terms: Liberal. JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
au SLIT Auctioup.r
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EARM FOR SALE-Being in bad
i state OF health, SO that cannot attend to nv
agricultural affairs, causes 10 offer my fam
for sale; its location being about ten miles west %
the city Of Richmond, Henrico county, lying
Deep Run Creek, containing four hundred and TWEEN
ty-six acres. The Improvements consist Of large
dwelling and all necessary buildings. l deem It
unnecessary TO say anything respecting my
farm, as those wishing to purchase will and
Judge for themselves. For terms, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises
au 29-ts WILLIAM W. MOsIEN
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

A. T0LLESON Il co,
No. l4l Main street, Richmond, Virginia
successors to Tolleson, Catlett L. CO..
Will continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Thankful for the liberal patronage TO our former
house. we hope, by prompt attention. quick sales and
prompt returns to merit share OF the public pa
tronaee. A. TOLLESON x co.
au 3I--5t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE


/ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
Il Alb OF TIE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF
THE ballard HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The propretors of this noted establishment, in
tending TO close the BALLARD HOUSE, win offer
LOT sale on III thursday, the LIST day of September
lsnd continuing every day until the Is disposed
OIL at 10 O'clock, the whole of the PARLOR CHAM
Der, DlNiNd-R00M FURNITURE, &c.
The style, manufacture and condition of the above
are oi The most desirable character VS. the esah-
lishnent has been only recently furnished and with
the greatest care and best JUDGMENT.
In the Parlor will be found Rosewood Suites of
Furniture, including
Tete-a-tete Sofas
Parlor and Arm Chairs,
superb Rosewood Etlgres, with marble tops
Elegant Alirrpr-pinelled doors,
Handsome reception Chairs,
Splendid Brussels Carpets, &c
4 very excellent Rosewood Piano. BY Nunps &
Clarke, very fine tone and make
The entire furniture Of one hundred Chambers
embracing Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Cham
Der Suites, including
Handsome Wardrobes,
Cabinets, with oval mirrors entire marble
slabs,
Washstands, marble slabs,
Centre Tables, marble slabs,
Sofas, Ann Chairs,
Reception Chairs &c
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets
Very superior Hair and Shuclt Mattresses,
Feather Bplsters and Pillows,
Excellent Marsees Counterpanes
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips &c
Brussels Carpets i'll all the chambers
In the Dining Room there are
y handsome Mahogany Extension Tables
Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Castors, Chatting Dishes,
Dinner Knives,
Plated ForB=, Spoons
An assortment of Crockery, such as
Dishes, Plates, Tureens,
Cups and Saucers, &c.
In Kitchen Furniture
variety Of valuable Cooking Utensils, &c.
ALSO,
Hotel OmpibussesO
Baggage Wagons,
sets Harness, in prime order.
Tie whole Of tie above offers a rare invitation to
parties of enterprise who wish to make "A profitable
investment by purchasing the entire outfit with
view OF re-openng a house widely and favorably
known. To private persons, a chance seldom offered
Is here presented for supplying themselves from
very large, valuable and we-assorted stock of good
Furniture, such no other house supply.
J. G. TALIAFERRO & Co
Projectors.
Sale made by f. b Cook, Auctioneer.
The above sale will be continued to-day at 10
O'Clock,
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n u Il l N G. THE CONFEDERATE
sale above, will expose, outside the lot, at
private sale, a number Of HORSES; among them,
two thoroughbred MARES, fit for cavalry service
Also, T0P-BUGGY. III. T. TAYLOR
p
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. TRINGS.--Some VIOLIN, GUITAR
~ and HARP STRINGS, Of the very best quail
ity, still remain unsold Those who may b. IN
need ef any, call and get what you W. mt.
PRoPKssoR De C0lNfEI,
sc lit Corner First and Grace streets
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STOLEN from the subscriber, in Hen
~ rico county, near James NJ. Taylor's fam, on
Monday night last black horse MULE, seven
Years Old next spring. On his lett shoulder Is
small scar, and another the right hind hook cut
by rope will give reward of one hundred dol
lars for his recovery.
i-5te BENJAMIN KNIGHT.
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-TIGH MEADOW FOR RENT Al

NOCICE.-Always on hand, and for
/ n sale, MOI.ASsEs BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
KEIS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS of all kinds
and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, sc. Orders can be
left at +. Delarues Grocery, No. Franklin street,
or at my Cooper shop, Seventeenth street, corner
of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshops
Delivered anywhere in the city gratis.
au 29-2ws III. METZGER
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nNE HUNDRED CONDEMNED WA
CONS, FIFTY CONDEMNED HORSES AND
MULES, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold
OH FRIDAY MORNING, September 2, commencing
ut ~ O'Clock, at the Confederate States Lot, Ba-
cons Quarter Branch,
100 Condemned WAGONS,
so Condemned HORSES and MULES.
By order Of ROBERT p. ARCHER,
Major and Quartermaster.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
an %
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DEV. NJ. J. MICHELBACHER'S
h SCHOOL will open its Nineteenth Session on
MONDAY, the 5th Of September. auA7-sts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE OR RENT, a NEW FRAME
TENEMENT. on Nis hoson street, in the town
Of Fulton, Rockets, containing two rooms and
kitchen A good, large garden is attached. For
particulars, apply to JOHN II. sHuRMAN,
Corner Of Main street and Old Market.
SEE 2-Gts
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NJ OTlCE.-i wish to employ a female
4 Y TEACHER for the next two three years
She must be Southern born, English or French,
thoroughly qualified to teach the higher English
French and Latin, Vocal and instrumental Music
For such Teacher, with satisfactory recommended
tons, salary of three thousand dollars will be paid
ALEXANDRA DUDLEY,
Sl-Gt. Richmond VIRGINIA
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HAkEN from my bar-room, on Four
Il teenth street, the BARRELS of Il double fowl
ing piece leaving the stock and other fixtures i'll the
case The gun was imported by some gentleman i'll
South Carolina. liberal reward will be paid for
their return. au 3l-StF A. }. BERRY.
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OST, on Saturday evening last, large
i BLACK GRAPE VEIL, between the Poor
House hill and Mr.. Charles NJ. WalIace's, on the
New road. The finder will be suitably rewarded OH
leaving it at Mrs. JUDGE CL0PTON'S,
Corner Of Franklin and Third streets.
sa l-3ts
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