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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

NOITAG AGE Residence, On Clay street, iof sale q
" aaotl n.-Wisl be eold, ON the pfemlses, o.
Monday, 7th day Of Mareh. ct ~ o'clock \ the
near ths eornes - Adams serssa Aaa aa&4inisg tkv
residence Of Mr. D n Killer. The house has dx
rooms, kitchen, large stable, al new and n good
ordr The lot fronts % fsst on Clay street, and
runs back $50 test 70 IN alley.
TxAns -ono third cash: balance 1t and II
mouths, with interest," or the whole in cash, ct the
option Of the puroAsssr Taxes Tor 1904 70 b paid
BY the puTohaeeF, and Immediate pof0ssslou VIII b.
given. JAMES u TAYLOR,
NH kuetjonaox.
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INTERRUPTION Of City Sat--Ths dis .ribution
Of salt obtained by the city from the State
Salt Works. viii comm sncc on Friday, the oihnst,
at the warehouse Of SPOTS Harvey, on 14th st.
Applicants must make affidavit as heretofore, sta
ting that they are residents Of Richmond AID me
number of persons In their families, who are also
residents, Qucluding all ages and cOlcrs Refugees
arc entitled to salt. They must state in their sfh
dasit that they are refugees f.om - county,
sojcufning in Richmond, and that they have not
received salt in the distrbui,n for any other city
county for 1864. Each person will receive 20 lbs
at l0c per h. 1t is important chat each applitan
make thu ejaculation, and bring the right char &c
and beg. DAVID J BURR, Come
HILL Of the
Es 25-6t l. W GLAZEBAOGK, Courcil
~ Whig, Examiner, Enquirer and Sentinel
copy. and send bill to SPOTS Harvey.
AYOTICE.-Ths subsc, ibec will be prepay ed with
~ blacks for those who wish TO make affidavit to
OBTAIN alt t, be distributed by Messrs srotss !
Harvey j B MAChURD), N?,
E25 ct AT Bank Of Richmond
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NTEW SADDLE AND
IL HARNESS MANDATORY.
The subscriber, formerly Of the firm OF Cottreii
Co, having taken the house 18Th street, between
M ain and Gary, formerly Occupied by W Dennis,
Is prepared TO furnish his friends and the public
generally with any thing IN his line, such as Saddles
Hairless. Brides, Collars, Breechi,g, Back BanJs
belly Bands, Trace Caans, Brass and Slver.plated
Bits, Steel plated and Brass Spurs, &c; ell CT which
will he sold reasonable
IJ-Repairipg done cheap. PURKo.
fe l6 -acd1mS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

% HcElyRaS sale lin pursuance ol 0eoruo g
IN The Confsderats States District Court les ~
I1lefn District q Virginia, catered On u IN ~
q March, 1884, b the car q ~ Caafsdoie HlalGo
IS 1sh daY q Naisl "a, Il iar; ~, IL naSi
fair day. proceed 70 ss o. The premises, 8 pahlie
auction 70 The hishest biddw, tks tsaet q Nd y
ING II the county Of IOulsa, abont TX miles mo-
TolsssviIle. knovn - The slate HIN 1hinQ ffeess
ed containing q aefss Ard - poass. seaiI = -
sane une EEL Ne pessonai property 49, sese -:
consulting Of one 13ohorss power soeao SS:ss ~
1hosse power s4ean eugine, 60 49, -. ~ =.
lees loag, ono linoh rope weighAG ssess
md many cshsf arti0les- 1850 - a..
fnnra on san -For The lan1s nossnra q w.
r.,sSs.s ~ons. = s. pal1 = caiA; the halanee =
10 esasi insssinsnas = a.1la ne.s,ss VIZ 9.
49, f,ea ~ siav q Aos ~ steae = - oe1ee
-sn - ~ raeSent y nado; ~ ~ 81, - -
e1sses q ~ = 49, - pis1sss5 dss2s
n ,s-tds N2eslvw D avtst M = I
rorrrcnuuennp--yn snassQuenoe g ~ 1:sln1A-
- rrp1ased " ~ yeeene fa4 q IAe eno9ls -
SHovs neatjuSea ~ WI ~ 1eeeg1 - $uoo'
-, ~ Hek iass. 1904A
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\oEAkJ
:. TO 18th By law. Proxies TO represent etuck il
their general meetings shall only be valid for Tia
space It two years from the date thereof.
NH It'd WIN
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PREsiDEST's OFFICE, Va 4 TENN REQ,
H. nchbu'g, Va, Feb Sd, 1854
NOcICE to Stockholders "A called meeting of
IN the Stockholders in the Virginia ami Tsnnes-
geo Railroad Company, will be held at the Office Of
the COMPANY, in the city OF LynchSurg, On Wed
nesdsy, tie OH day Of March rext.
BIZ order Of the Board If Directors.
WIZ II HU0AES. Secretary.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THEsR PRESENTS: That we tie
subscrihefs, being Stockholders In the Virginia
and TenDessse Railroad Company, do hereby con-
stitute and sppoint
cur true and law ful attorney aud prcxy,
TO represent each of ia all general meetings OF the
Stot khcl,isrs Of said Company, when We are no.
personally present With full power and authority at
such general meetings to give such votes and TO do
such other oct or AVIS as each Of us could give or
do. II we were personally present.
Withess cur hands and seais, this day
q l66
WITNESS SEAL
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SALT DISTRIBUTION.

G. ALT Distribution Il am prepared with The Deces
- sary Blanks for those who may wish to make
a iavit to obtain city salt. being distributed.
THOS BAGBY, Notary Public,
No 5 Wall street,
NH at k9oir, an.iE Eco, lin
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TxCELLBNT ard well lsrss~d Fsrm n Amelia
NJ county, reoS ~ T. n, coueaieire al 800
va'uabe II ses Of 100 acres ssid county fSur
mics distant from ChssA asG ssatso.x d.c.,e Tar
sails at auction Wit be se.d ST A0c:ien. on ne
prsmisee, % Tuesday, The 9Th March. 1ot1 s. a
O'Clock -, tbs exeellsns end hAndscne;y loeaasa
tse. II adtoins the iand a nessss + = Aro6ss,
eaml Weisgss. and Others, and W1lhin eae nile
Of Amelia b It eoatains "a acres, & Whlch
about one nah b open land, The balance II wood and
mot berg well cultivated for several years pass nav
shows to disAdvan;aee. The bulldogs, though not
y good repair, ere yet comfortable, consisting Ct .
dwelling with nve rooms, and the uaual oas build
i3gs The neghSorhood IL equal 70 any in the couu-
", snd the place vitha tnah outlay could DO made
vaiuab!e one. Possession can be had IN . short
time After the eae Of the farm, 1t the same place.
WIN DO sold vsasble tract OF 100 acrcs Of land in
eat1 county, adjoining thu lands Ct kessre w q
Archer, Toonas Tnbb. and Ssml Rutherford.
about four mics dstans from Chula or NAttcsx de.
pots, On the Danvilie saiiroad. About bali opsn
iana q exc. ,eni s0i nstarsliy, and Of very
rnents On the open land consist only Of am i. franz
dwelling, containing CT fonr rocms Ae thia Il
really valuable tract Of land, persons Disposed 70
purchase Il invited 10 examine 1t before the day
OF sale.
TsxMs For both tracts. ce.h; and the taxss Tor
1854 to he paid by the purchasers.
,nh 8 G0DidN + ArPEas0N, Aacss.
IT ARaa number Of Beautiful Lotr en- Uniou Hin.
for sale ct auction VIII be scld at auction on
Trio premises, On Monday, the tn Msreh, 1854, ct
O'CLOCK r. tho following beautiful lots, viz 4
triangular let in Heckles plan at the corner Of 9th
street County road, fronting lfs feet. running
back $50
2nd. A lot 1t the northwest corner OF and s0th
streets, 16S by 1872 feet.
3rd half acre 10. st the southwest corner OF p
and 32d streets, los by lS2 feet.
4th. A half acre lot at he southeast corner Of n
and SD directs, les by 1s0 feet.
The foregoing are very valuable and handsomely
located lOta.
Tcims-cash. The taxes for 1894 to b paid by
the purchaser. 0ODDIN Il APPBRSON.
mh AuctioneeYs.
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lust rec ived and for sac
81 20 bales szaa5urgs
do q snir.ings
do 9fanitevie drills
cases dark ana meiium prints
3 pieCos bembaYnes
piece black meusiaiu all wool
Black a'pacas
Iadia dimty
beAched cotton
IL pieces gray mOhairs, for spring ard sum
mer dresses
10 deg black Silk gloves ladies' sixcs
Gray English all WOO! 1Anuels
bags c. fee for ssls in pound lots, or by
the bag
cases black sp0cl COTTON
! care wirite 10 do
Together with many ether goods, which wo are
offsrfng by rstaii or to merchants
Intending TO c0ee Qua present business this month
we urge MI indebted 10 us TO avail themselves of the
opportunity to discharge their liabilities liz the pres
ent currency. CHiLES 4 CHENERY
mn 4-e0dSt l73 Broad st.
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XTACANT Lot on the North s,ds cf Broad q.
" for sale at suction.-Wi1 b sold on tn
premises, en- Aorday. 7lh dsy Of March, at GAelk
p \. the vacant lot on ths north side Of Broad e.
nearly opposite AhssnAthys gaydsn, end adjoiass9
the residsnoe ef the late Hudson Ford, deed. lt
fronts Is feet on BSoad street and runs bask 80 st
70 n ailey.
TlaNs-Cssh. Taxes for lse& 20 b pAia b. tAs
IufehassI. JAEE2 u xAYLOR
mh2 Auee3oneer,
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EOa Medical Purposes
\ 100 bottles Madeira, % years In bottles
100 bottles pure old London Dock brandy
800 do pure Old Bourbon wbiskey
100 do blackberry cordial, very sur esior
Pure Holland gin, &c
For sale at l. YERBY,S.
NH 1-eoi3ts No 18th st, bet Msin Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

HlrY sALT.--Tickets for city Salt may be OBJ
J tanned from the subscriber at the Chamber
Ian's Cfscs, be,weea tie hours CT and O'Clock.
fe 29-6ts &c HOWARD, N p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

ID ROWN Sugar, Goldfish, Ac.-
Id 10 half bills bright and dry brown sugar
Ii quarter do do
do do do
60 cases Goldfish In prime order
10 do English Durham mustard
10 do Old English cheese
DO do pickles SO
For sale at l. YE2RY'S,
NH - eod3tt 18th 81, bet Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

Nl residence, on 4th 1t, between clay aad Leigh,
AOnday, i5sh February, 1854 The usyal Englisk
branches win BIZ taught, together with French,
Latin and Music. For terms apply at her reetdence.
Jeter, ID ID, Richmond Rev g w Trics, Caroline
co; Rev Wm A Bsynham, Essex county.
IL IA 0fnw3vvA
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EOR sALE-rwo Of the finest horses in the army
Of Northern Va. Also, two good farm horses,
and two Mccleilaa saddles AMI briGles complete.
All sold in consequence Of recent orders reducing the
number CT private h,rses Apply 10
Major 8 HUGHES, G 3 a,
Wrieht's brigade,
Near Madison Run station,
NH 1-l2.t Orange CO. Va.
q UN DR IES.-
- bbi Vinegar
l Dbl vhiskey
do Salt
70 lbs Shot
! pair Shoes
90 consignment and for eale BY
q BOUIS, IN,
Re 29-Sts No 80 Main street.
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s w BaADLEY.

OEA DOLLARS heward.--Lcss en- Tuesday, BE-
ZeJU tween Poor House burying ground and
sia etreet, Pocket Book containing 5000, S23 OF
which was in State money, balance In Confederate
Treasury notes. The sboye rewsrd will be paid II
l-f ut my ba bsr shop between 9th ana 7.h streets.
mn --2ts FRANK BACKu3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

A LII persons are cautioned against negotiating
~ for tho following Call Bonds Of the COnfsde-
rate States and OF the per cent lean /: Bond No
$50 for 50 coo; bond No 1913 for - 900 Said
bonds were issued to H MauTy &c, and by them
assigned to and endorsed by me- aud were stolen on
the night of the 14;h Of February, 1864, at my
house in Henrc, county.
fe 23-lav6ws ALEXANDER CRAIG.
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IEvDSo8 b0f AnSy j. I0oJu109.
Sat the same time aaa plaee WIN ~ ooja Ill
the Forming Implements, consisting e Ne uuuAl "
risty. q -
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Lf0& sALu--A nss dOld Honsins lAso Waaeh
" With Chaia, II good sunsing order
II DENNIS,
nho-ss III nain -, " etAss.
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T OSr-Thrse Certificates Of State debt, Of the fol-
i lowing numbers and amounts No l 1882, $2C0;
No IT'S, $500; No 1,202, 800 ell of them dated
April SOh, 1852 Application for the renewal Of the
same has been made 10 the Treasurer OF the Com.
onweelth Of Virginia. r Il CRENsHAW.
de 23-laW3mt
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AJOtICE -We have from this DAY admitssd NJ.
IN " 2 Mayo 70 IN interest 10 cur oonceer. ne
duct ths business u our Ahaenee. We hope q have
the continued patronage q our friends ed oIomoyU
Nh l-Aw9as W.sD. TOMPKIMo mo.
DHUMluOUD coal aniaAio a. beeia1
49, cekiog, ard f0r stationary eoenso, VI ~
k6feofter tx sole q ~ o0ke ypsd, cosDGs g leen
~ Cary ~, aad ~ ~ Ceslea eIlI ntee = ~
~ creek mo WRATH, Ageoe.
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AAA1CHRS.-The Virginia Match Company, ChIy
lvI street, between Sd and <sh, are manafactuf-
ing, and have fos sale, Asapscr article q maiohes,
~ good -. u not bsster, than any Of The Yankee
Matches. 70 37-SN1AWfte
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y Godds. 9 zepersoe, zss11oss11a

POeTPONEMRNT-T1s uAevs ~ r ~
ponsd uatl s'idsy the AsAiaa. " 4 60.
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CTRAYED-Fro the residence OF Mrs DR. Win.
- free, corner of 24th and Marshall SITS, a black
and white spotted sow, end of one ear clipped. A
suitable reward will be paid for her delivery TO
w FRAYSER,
NH Set Druggist, 18th street.
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q OSe-Cer,ifca,e of Confederate states stock
I No &c., for $1,000, bearing per cent interest,
issued Nav 18Th, and bearing interest from April &c.
1868 under loan Of Feb'ry Doth, 1858, in name of W
r Cox. Application has beeE made at the Treasury
for It's renewal. fe 3-1aw6ws
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NEGROES ron SALEAND HIRE,

Lon ssAe--A young. abba bodied negro mar who
II has iost one leg. Apply ct Cary Street Jail.
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Y OST-Bstwean Richmond and Geo Turner's,
$40, $40. for which viii give s. 600 reward if
d =livered TO me ON Cary Ut, below Pearl.
fe 27-6:@ W PHILLIPS
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E OST-On the nth day of February, 1854, ray
/ 4 Free Papers, Oh Main street, Richmond, Va
the oder will receive liberal reward by Leaving
them at headquarters company @, 25th Virginia bat
talon. CHARLES WRITE,
NH 8-3x* Free porsou Ct color.
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NOTICE The UNDERSIGNED mast respect
" fully request that al persons having un~
former former place Of business sle King st., End
settle the same prior to the 10Th inst. After
that date his books will remain for 80 days, with
his former clerk Cat the, same place. who Is
authorized to re ceiye and receipt IN MS nane;
At the expiration Of the 80 days his books Will
be placed in other hands for settlement, as IS, ne
cannot STAY longer to give them attention., For
the liberal patronage OF the community, ne re-
turns his best wishes and, asks that the same
patronage may be bestowed upon hho5qccIeSsSsos'
oct S-1Ws G. ~. JG L0t[r -.
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Colonel Witcher has returned from an pcd;,
fion TO Western Virginia. He visited bull,
town, Jacksonville, Westover Buckhanpop,
VAUDEVILLE and Weston. H. reports he de.
stroyed million dollars worth OF stores CAP
tured three hundred prisoners with their horses
and equipments, and brought out ive hundred
horses and two hundred beef cattle, He sus.
tanned no loss.
The Secretary Of War has called info the
reserve force all the cadets Of the virginia
Military Institute over seventeen years OF age,
and invited ali under that age 70 join Also
Capt Edward A. Marye died in Richmond
on last Friday of chronic disease CONTRACTED
in service: He was a son Of lion. John l..
Marye Of Frederic sburg.
The Richmond Dispatch says :-lmportanG
military changes are about to be made N the
Army OF Tennessee, and We have every reason
to look for vigorous movements 10 that guar"
ter shortly.
The Southern papers state that although
Grant has pushed his pickets mile further
in the direction OF the Southside Railroad he
IS six miles from II.
Walter Savage Lander, an English writer q
much celebrity, died recently in Florence rs
was very old man.
The mother of Gen John c. BrecklD7idae
who has been residing ;n Baltimore, died 10
that city, lasr Saturday.
Wilmington papers confirms The news
Of the death, by drowning Of Mrs. Rose
GreenhoW.
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DIED.

October 9th, at her residence near Bal?z
Cross Roads, Alexandria county, vs., Mrs.
ANN BALL, widow Of the late Robert Ball;
sr, in the 83d year of her age.
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into the woods and mountains. Respectfully,

into the woods and U0uDlalnsa Iee>15e' 'o -,
y ID STEVENS IN, Brig. ten.
OCTOBER II, 9 20 P. M,-slnce the tore.
going dispatch reached the Departments, an
official report from Maaj Gen sheridan mas n:s
been received, announcing the victory or MS
cavalry oyer the entire force Of rebel cavalry l1
The valley, under the command Of General
Rossar e. VI. STANTON. Sc. # War.
sssTRAsBURG, Va, Midniehf, Oct. 9: 1854.
Lip,1tenant General Z. s. Grant, City Point:
Tn coming rack TO this point was not fol
lowed 10 until late yesterday, when large
force Of cavalry appeared in my rear
ST then halted my command to OTTER battle
by attacking the enemy. | became satlS 81
that + was al the rebel cavalry Of the valley,
commended by Rosser and directed Torhert to
attack at.daylight this morning, and finish this
Saviour Of the Valley. "
The attack was handsomely made. Custer,
commanding 80 cavalry division, charged on
the hack, and Merritt, commanding the ist
cavalry division, on the Strasburg pike. Mer.
rit1 captured FIVE pieces OF artillery custer
eant,1red six pieces of artillery, with calssons,
battery forge, etc. The two divisions captuf-
I'd foriy->eyen wagons, amnutances. G'c
Among the wagons captured are the head
a n,aus wagons of Ros5er, Lomax, Wickham,
and Col. Pollard The number ct prisoners
will be about three hundred and thirty.
'sThe enemy, after being charged by -, our
gallant cavalry, were broken and ran they
we're followed ly our men on the jumn, twenty
six miles, through Mount Jackson and across
the north fork OF the Shenandoah: deemed
it hest 10 make this delay Of one day here ana
settle this new cavalry General.
s.The eleven pieces of artillery captured TO-
day make thirty six pieces capture, IN the
Shenandoah Valley since the 18th OF oeptem-
her. Some of the artillery was new, and never
had heen fred, Pieces marked ''1'redeyar
Works. ?. III. SHERIDAN, Maj Gen.
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{Asz#s.S& HOUSE FOR SALE AT AUCI1ON:
aHHHL IA comfortable, Frame Dwelling, TWO
sI1Tle, and an attic, (the front lower room, N.
tended for store: situated on the corner OF
Henry and Cameron STREETS will be SOLD, 81 81
public suction, on Thursday lext, the LON
inst, at q o'clock P. NJ Terms at sale
oct S-ts
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FOR SAL IA BARGAIN.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
TWO BUILDING LOTS, on Fayette street,
L between King and Cameron streets, at tas
Diagonal Pump; fronting 20 feet and runn'ng
back 50 feet each, with the privilege OF 81
open Court, in the rear. Of 70 feet: AnQulrVe %
LUTHER y. HARRISON
oct 1875 No. II, Union street:
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According to the report in the Montgomery
(Ala, Mail, President Davis, 10 speech re-
Gently made acknowledged the reverses that
the South had recently experienced, defended
his own course in the appointment OF Gener-
ais to command ); spoke Of the absence OF
large number Of troops without leave; urged
the immediate filling up Of the army spoke
hopefully of the future; highly commended
Gen. Lee, &c. Mr. Davis had made similar
speech at Macon
The steamer Jura and the blockade RUNNER
Charlotte, at Johns n B., bring Liverpool
dates to the 3Oth nlt. The political news is
England, and heavy failures are taking place
among the cotton and produce traders The
news Of the operations in the Valley Of Virgin
ia, had depressed the Confederate loan. The
Bank Of England was knying gold.
A new u. S. steam transport from Boston
for Key West, went ashore on Sunday the "a
lost. MAE miles north OF Cape Lookout. She
had bilged and would be a total loss. She
had four hundred seamen Oh board, some OF
whom while landing were cspszed and 5~were
destroyed by sharks,
A dispatch from St. Louis, announces that
Gen. Price, after forming line Of battle il
front the Federal works at Jefferson City,
and after being 'well peppered moved of
towards the west followed by the Federals,
The weather has today assumed the ap-
pearance Of Indian Sumner. The ''eold snap
vas Of hrief duration. The general health Of
this plaza IS now very good
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PANIC! PANIC !!

IF YOU wish TO know the news can ~
/ 5chwarz, be will post yon IL LEY soo~~N
oet 6~Ss
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WANTED, to buy or rent, q small com G$S
w Portable DWELLING, conveniently 49, -
located, in the city of Alexandria: A Al y c!'s
having such house for sale or rent W. "a aise
purchaser or tenant by applying at the QUIZ tba
Of the Gazette. Cash will be paid Tor 80
house if it can be bought oct w. wv
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FOR SALE,

gez=Es A two-story BRICK DWEL 80 10
95Sa and LOT, No. 800, Kl!g street. doa -; ne ths
IS 10 feet in depth, and is bounced ~ e.
rear by e. ten feet alley: Apply at NO. '',
King street, or 81, North Washington street
oct 6-tf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Wilmington papers confirms The news
Of the death, by drowning Of Mrs, Rose
Greenhow.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
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int 81 alien 3wettt, einer Sarnilitn. ogsei;in 70 ;nfam
rrn9efrts, rag cine innrrbalt ibrt6 2eirtunsstreiit
.itgtnre Srantbtit ibnen ftlten 90 entsebrn ,psripay
5prr purdrriasenotn Gisenibafttn rsiuissn unS ffirftn
alIs Sbtile cts menfbli&tn GrSanismus, inreua Ne ras
trantbafte2 eirten rslTs zen ,uredbttriussu umc esjTtn
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