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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
TIN QUOTA OF THI
--s- DIsrnIUT-4UrO Our.UMDra.--s a-s--'
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
1862,
S125 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1862,
Sla5 Of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR COLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
s". Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
Will apply to any Of the following
REoRUITING OFFICERS:
ss. BAKIR.
1nsine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
10. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
ca. KEAsBEY,
h street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvania avenue.
&c. PARKER,
v,fu usuh md har
town.
c.. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Oficer
HENRY A. sCHlETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
ia ls-tf District of Columbia.
IAY COOKE 81 CO.,
b A N X E r. 3,
Dealers In Government Securities,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
WE BUY AND SELL,
AT MARKET RATES,
U. s. FIyE-TWENTY BONDS,
which are no longer issued by the Treasury to
subscribers, the whole amount authorized having
been taken.
hLSO-
O. 8. SIX PER CENT BONDS OF 1851.
sEvEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
FIVE PER CENT. LEGAL TENDER NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE.
We pay the highest prices for
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
QUARTERMAsTER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
te a-dtt JAY COOKE 4 CO.
RE-oPENINe OF THE
EST HOUSE,
464 Tenth ST., near Ford's The atsr.
J sInpsos. late of Miller and Simpson Billiard
Saloon. announces to the public that hs win open
WI he viii be- pleased to see ali Of his old friesds
s1d ssa, Of ,as
'h''s sis1a ~ Mffsssaiss Proprietor
He is also the Agent for Phslan and co.lsnaer's
Marble Ped Billiard Tables. fs ST.
WOOD: OOD!!
~. WOOD!:!
81 WIN H. MiENIx. as.st
5s=5 II SUC0EssoA TO JoHa BsRRy,
No 49t eora,r north & and sc.ss 3d streets,
Has on hand . large lot of prime
HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered to purchasers at very res
sonable prices. fs lin.
FuLToN MARKRT,
HouRrErsTH AND \ STREETS sourR,
hotels. families. and suffers are invited to cali
and examine our stock OF Meat, Game, Poultry and
Vegetables. Gansases and Bologna constantly on
hand and for sale in Quantities. Suffers and pur.
i. 90 ms A. NJ HrpAURN prar
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ON MONDAY
will be produced the grand spectacular Drama of
THE s1A OF ICl,"
WITH ALL The SCEHIC EFFECTS:
"sTORN AMONGST THE IOlBKRGs," "AU
RORA LIB.""DESTUOTION or
TH1 SHIP," &c., &c.
AZ produced at Laura Keene's Theater, New York.
Box ONCE open every day from 10 until O'Clock.
where seat: may be secured three days in advance.
Dress Circle and ParQuette -- 30 cents
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs. -. rs cents
Doors onsn at O'Clock: tn hae;n 100 a. a%o,.,o..
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PITKIN CO.,
tSUccBssoRs TO Barnes -o,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Dealers In Sutlers' Supplies,
No. asl NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, DC.
No. % KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA, Va.

In consequence of the recent order of the War
Oepar traet, requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, W. lave thought it advisable to open another
house fer the accommodation of our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
pnrch,.sed the entire stock and good will of the
house CT Barnes & Co., 4s1 Ninth street, Wash
ington ard can now offer the largest and best as
so-.uIent Of Suffers Goods, in both cities.
0us of the partners residing in Philadelphia is
AL the time in the market for the purchase of Sup
plies; and we buy for cash, We flatter ourselves
that We sell priue goods as low as they can be
bought anywhere.
In view Ct the many frauds perpetrated on pur-
chasers of Army Supplies, we have given personal
And particular attention to the selection of our
stock OF Canned Fruits Vegetables, Meats, Jellies
Milk, &c, aud confidently recommend them to be
Of the re,y bsN quality.
We also invite your special attention to our large
stock of Butter, Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, Ses-rs, Suffers Hardware and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIN & co.
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WASHINGTON, January l. 1876.

H. - -
the 6rpa of .Messrs. Pitkin &c Co., We take great
pleasure in recommending them to our friends and
customers, who have SO generously patronized us
We do so, with the knowledge that our successors
sre fully competent and disposed, to make it for
tie interest of all to continue the patronage to
them which hssbeen so literally extended to us
IA 28-lm RARNRS CO
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DEsERTERs ARREsTED.-The following de-
serters have been arrested by Capt. Scheetz,s
Independent cavalry; John Posey. Ist Nd.
cavalry Patrick Henry, 1st ID. c.; Peter Mev-
er, ed N. Y; Samuel T.. Taylor. 7th u. 8. n.
fantry; John Maybee and A. ;. Moore, I'd VET
eraA cavalry .k1.S
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acknowledgements and ladies Of the
ballet for the "Sea OF Ice - on Monday next. Ap.
ply to Mr.. Nevick. stage M manaser at the theater
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TWO pIANO YORTIS THAT HAV1 BEAN
i used will Be sold at ESQ zsaeh. st the -,
. I -1A''' 1-.'s ''S'' ~ w. .G.M1rz1RoTT. UyNyy
~. i corner OF nth and Penn. AyenEes S
+ 81 Is ~ - SoA Agent Of etsfnway = eena.
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PORT OF JEoRGETowN.-Enter -Schr.s
Ficksburg, Haskell; Anna M. Edward, Bar
ker, salt and potatoes to George Martin.
Cleared-schrs. Cora, Baker, for Philadel-
phia; Mary Elizabeth, Holmes, for Baltimore:
Trusty, Trice. for Pohick creek; IT. Day, Tones.
for Curryoman, Fishing Hawk Faunca. for
Piney Point; barge Missouri, Mcintosh, for
Bluff; Mary Catharine, Harris, for Mastawo.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD'9 NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AV

TENTH STKEET, AEUV PENNSYLVANIA AV,
BENEFIT OF
GREAT AMERICAN ACTRESS,
MRS. u. p. BOWERS,
THE NEW PLAY OF
.#a #..a LADY ISABEL
OF
EAST LYNNE.
dADAM M 0HfN, VINE, MRS. D P. BOWERS
In which character in the passionate scenes she
,sthetic tears and 1T times genuine and much ap.
plarse.
Archibald CARLYLE, Esq. -. Mr.. Chas. Whestleieh
!oseph Jlfhn ........~...--.-..M Mr.. @. B. Bishop
Miss o0rns' ofs5sls' ETY.. rfs, No. MT' NJ oha1msa
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r III TON MARKET,

HouRrEHsrH AsDlA srREErs SourR,
and examine oufstoek OF Msat, Game, Poultry and
Vegetables. Gansasss and Bologna constantly on
hand and for sale in Quantities. Suffers and pur.
veyors are requested to call. sgsssv
- % Ims see y A. u. HEPBURN. Prop.
CTRATIGY AND sTACTICS. BY General Dn-
. foui, nanslsted By UaDt. Vim. +. CraieAin. !.
M Il -, JRANVK TAYLOR,
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CANTERBURY Hal

CAN ER6ONY TAEk..
q L }c1NTERBURY.t TH1ATzg.
LoUI6IAHA AVENUE,
Bear ~ National and Metropolitan Hots's
GEORGE LEA. ....----. Proprietor
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,,d ~ resamed my old line Of Looking 0lass
pssrans .nS -. trams Making viii olisr TO my old
Eirrnr pSa,p ne paohc. large assortment OF Oval
.rss., aso. large assortmsnt OF chamber Mir:ors.
st "a Maahossny. Walnut or GIT. Old Frames re.
"a ana looking Glass Plates inserted IN Ola
. reasonable prices and with dispsteh.
o. JOHN WA0NER.
neso,r 30 IA ay ost 18th and 18th sts.
ooAo any1 IN eide
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~ A private in the 10th New Hampshire
regiment has been arrested in Norfolk for OBJ
taining money from negro soldiers under pre-.
tence Of collecting q fund to purchase sword
for Major General Butler
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- Seats may be secured three days in advance
wlth0ufeXtra charge. fe 2-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

Fsdenh b New odsans, Psssaes,a. ssd Mail-
sonyille
The seaaw rsseason - = lsave Rsnsse1la,
February a, f61 mGalls. klehs assfas booes Mess
% leavs EsemaU Is. Cen. Bassaaut as1tvea =
Penseeosa esw Aays ago VIII lses eseamesu,
whsen ase nOw uA1efgeing psepasaet0es oG eoa11ao
oowns psuvlsaoaf1e, ps0vioiHU essWs, stc, los ~
tlOn.
He aise says shas ftsa ~ psspasasioss bsiao
made there. Il b th01oh& sbat n attack win -
neds On Mobile very shortly.
The namAef Of troops n New Orleans, tost ~
fore he left was abous II 200, nossly Of ihs Tezas
expad1'fOa. Seven thouaAn1 Of tho cavalry haA
been sent TO 0adisoMvflIe.
The negFoes coaneeard With the expedislnu--
an0saiiRg 70 ab0as ., 90 In aaabef-had mutinisd,
toclE gua0 been takes from then, and III of them
pat usdsr arrest and placed n costoa pesss The
cause Ot the disturbance Was that they had Oh
jccted 10 the treat0ent they had received from
their Yankee 1ibesatOss. They stated that they
did not join the Federal army to dig ensrsach-
ments and Do such labor They were seldlesx and
exhibited . desire to 90 back to theiE S0athern
mastefs rather than work f0s the Yankees.
The Fetirrals carefully keep the mOveaent OF
troops and every other item of military interest
profound secret, and II 10 almost matter 0f I'm
possibl lty to get anything from the newspapers or
the ARMY Of what fs actually going on In and
about New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23
YANKEE ERE-ENLlSTMENTS IN WESTERN
Virginia.

YANKEE RE-ENLlSTMENTS IN WESTERN
VIRGINIA..
A gentleman recently through the lines
says that few days since, at Beverly, In
Randolph county, the 28th Ohio regiment,
which has been on duty there, were called
out and addressed by the commanding of.
ficer in favor of reenlisting. The address
being concluded, all who were willing to
reenlist were asked to step to the 'front.'
One man only stepped to the front, the rest
remaining in their places. This man, after
the regiment was dismissed, was set upon
and beaten to death by his comrades, who
had refused to enlist.
In Calhoun county company of North
western Virginia (Yankee) troops refused to
enlist on the ground that they s.had stopped
bullets long enough, and were tired of it.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

TrKUELLEhT Farm, called lebanon Of 13S
H. acres, iu Charles City county, on the Chicka-
huininy 81 mics below Richmond, fvr sale.-We are
authorized to sell the excellent farm called "iebs-
non located es above near 10 Roxb0ry and 70 the
farm which the laie John Bradley recently rented.
It contains by Old survey aS acres, OF which about
three fourths II open land n excellent SOIL and
fourth in original growth embracing sose Hne white
oak and superior cypress for making ehiDgles. 1he
improvements eonstss Of comfortable dwelling,
containing rooms above baeement, barn, stable,
quarters, leo -honee, no. and good peach and apple
I, inmediate appilcalioa = made n WI. De cold for
A0 per s0ro. Tue taxes for 1864 TO bs PAID by the
purchaser. (fe 37-Atl GOpDIN 4 APPERSON.
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Jwd6s Lvons's C0s1t.-YesterdnY ~ N
lowing business wae tranaactsd:
Pursuant TO adj0urnmeut, the 0sanA Jufy
again met, and, being charged By the Ja1G&
withdrew out Of Court, and sfter Gomo tiSno
returned and presented sst1ue billop upoo
fourteen indictments for felony.
Dobson, alias Leary, indicted lor rocotvinrI
clothing stolen lfom the G. 8. 0Ovo1lI1n
knowing the same to hayo been Geooun IT,
accueed, being see TO the bas, Was asTnlgno6.
and the evidence At witne1ee6 and aWu0G16
Of counsel having boen heard. tho 60 ~
submitted to the jury, which reDooge1 8
verdict Of aequittsl, and ths ase1sea -
thereup0n DISCHARGED.
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THE LAST FLAG OF TRUCE.

THE LAST FLAG OF TRUCE.
We understood that the fag-oftruce boat,
which arrived at City Point on Sunday,
brought up no proposition from.the Federal
authorities for an exchange of prisoners. A
number of passengers came up on the boat,
among them twenty five ladies from Nor
fnlk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

MATTERS IN NORFOLK-ORDER REMOVING
MINISTER'S FROM THEIR CHURCHES.
The flag of truce boat which arrived at
City Point on Thursday last, brought thirty.
three ladies and about as many children from
Portsmouth. As the ice in the river prevent.
ed boat communication with her, wagons
were sent from Petersburg, and the ladies
and children brought up In them. Some Cf
them came over to Richmond. Affairs had
become worse in Norfolk and Portsmouth,
under the control of a sort of deputy negro
Provost Marshal. The following is the copy
of an order issued by Gen. Wilde, the com
mander of the expedition which recently
committed euch outrages in North Carolina:
HRADa'Rs NoRFoLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
NORFOLK, Va Feb IL, 1854
An places Of public worship in Norfolk and
Portsmouth, are hereby placed under the control
Of the Provost Marshals Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth respectively, who shall see the pulpits prop-
er'y filled, by dsplacing when necessary the pres
ent incuabents, and substituting men of known
LOYALTY and the same sectarian demonstration either
military or civil, subject to the approval of the
commanding General.
They sha see that the churches are opened free
ly to all officers and soldiers, white or cOlored at
the usual hour Of worship, and at other tunes, If
desired; and they shall see that no insult or inde
nifty be offered TO them, either by word, look 0r
gesture, on the part of The congregation.
The necessary expenses will be levied as far as
possible, in accordance with the previous usaees
or regulations of each congregation.
NopiOperty shall be removed, either public or
private, Without permission from these headquar-
teis. by command Of Brig Gen. E. A Wilde,
GEORGE II. JOHNSTON, Capt, and A. A G.
Official: Honford Satte, 1t A. A. D. G..
Five or six ladies had been sent to prison.
being detected in receiving letters from their
friends in the Confederacy. A Mr.. Kemp, a
worthy gentleman, had been sentenced to
hard labor with ball and chain for twelve
months, for the same offence.
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The LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, yesterday, the joint resolu-
tion of the House in regard to the protection
Of sheep and the promotion of the growth
Of wool was referred to committee
A report from the Joint committee on salt
was ordered to be printed, and made the or.
der of the day for next Friday.
A joint resolution OF thanks to Gen. Ech-
ols's brigade, for re enlisting, lies over.
A joint resolution was presented for the
appointment of joint colAmittee to confer
whether any and what abuses or inhumanity
may have been pracficed or tolerated ct
Camp Lee In the treatment Of conscsipts.
Lies over.
Another joint resolution was laid over, in
regard TO the failnre Of Congress to exempt
certain officers indispensable to the proper
administration Of the State Government, And
requiring the Governor to desnGad Of the
Confederate authorities tho exemption ffOm
service Of all who were exempted BY tho act
passed October Let, = 1852 and In addition
County, and Corporation Court; - many
Deputy Hheri6 In each county and corpora
tiOn . there are Commissioners Of the Re
venue In such county or corporation; the
Caahicr and Teller, and other 0dlcers, al any
Bank ar circulation and dep0slt; any BONDED
ofRcer of any county for the implying a
indjgent families Of soldiesa tho municipal
authorities of any city or town having Z
Circuit, HustlDgs, and C0sporsaion Con!e,
and such other pcnon = tho 6ovesnos, =
lis discrstaon. nay think nscessazy Tor The
proper admin1stnllon of The 0oyesnmenA
Adjourned.
h thc Hsuas, - bin lce fhe relief q III
securitles a. Il z. BAKER, late sheriff q Gray.
aon coanty, ~ paeeed
II hon0e Oe the hlE4h6ay 81 Waohlngto
an1 e fhe 0unGn 1eeafo 626tea,
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THE MOVEMENTS or SHERMAN's CORPS.
The only news received yesterday from
this corps of the7Yankee army was an Off
cial dispatch to the War Department, stating
that our cavalry had thrown itself between
Sherman's force and the enemy's cavalry
moving to his assistance, And that every con
idence was felt that junction of the two
columns would be prevented. Already some
fighting had taken place, but no particulars
were given.
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Two Cas- FAN err DRaDos rs Rxe9 nyon.--
The Toronto olpax. Of ~ lmA a.eaa.s - ~ "a
lnvi.. ..,s.c.l.r. - !. s....... ~ - s.e~'s
49,. -. -. ~ sese o.
10 Usssa 1ssax kausoad, u 0eesgeeOwn 6sa-
tion:
-. ,,x., s.,. ....
..s... - =. ~. - soLy snsnoW, eclne q IL
!. |s.sS 80 ss-n s Sse s..s We g three seee
49, a ssss.sS. sxv1psesssy uO1oe ove!.-
s..ss 80 sas.as 1cSssanes - neteee
-. .,.ss.S - 80 49, =, .yca.se ~ Dsooee, u
~ 49, - ~ " a ~ - ueln ~ aa aalet!ee
" Ouc Oh He to4I can Wa0 Droke0. The eD9ino
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lUU nisn . Saen1ay aigls, st11 9 sssiy
srsa. saiossd la:ss. Is 4 Il has1s =. d = 4
yeAu cd, NAME And ~ sa11ss iacl1 n<x eoApr.
hia foreAsad; nssis q sSs eo,iae - = q s.
shoulders win sivs the asovs re - ~ .
livery 10 me or ny soa, sAmaeA Dask ~ n1edt-
ea' Pnvsyas oaes, R'eAnoss; ... ...~.
!. .s.....,s.., !. =. ss...~y 60, u. = * .
4 ON.-Wn takea ltom shs slAb3 = AbraAaa
IL Warwick. near the hasin, On g. E9sy night.
the NH iuet, ons light bay marc Nj is nsSism
slss end = ia's order. s.ppossd % 3 - y e 1s
return q Tho muls te ths canaI boa1 1Asd, and
no questions asked. RtOHAk1& AHDOetS.
g 2S-Ste
r Osr-Oa Thursday. lhc lSsh Of knaFy, ny
prss Papers / vfa pay Ave g y fos their
reiurp to thia oGlce 6USAN s. d1WARD,
fe 80 lit Asonsn.
II for ths faiowins caiI Boads ol}IAs coaisSs- s-
rate States aud OF tho per ceat - Bond No
ESQ for - ooo; bond No S7s Tor - ,0oo Said
bonds were issued 70 II MAury 4 CD md BY them
the night Of the lash II February, .1ss4, as ny
house In Hcnrico county.
IN DoLLAKs aswa1d.-SsTsysdf f1a y ssa5ic,
e)U on Sunday nofning last, my - 11aes. She
IL " medium sizs, and frcm twelve l1e1eoea yeass
Old. Twin pay the ahnve reward a. hss delivery
70 nae. corner OF Broad and 10th sts.
70 23-3ta JANEAf113ALaUTT
Crop ihe 1bisf-St0o koWasd - feSN nv
~ stabie the plight Of the fsth d EAbruafy, two
nnc black Mares, of ordinary size and SCOUT years
odd. They have the lctters WTD" braided 90
their shoulders on one shoulder Of one Of them the
letters inverted Iwsll give reward OF $50 for
the delivery Of each Of them 10 me, for informa
tion that will enable me 70 get them.
WIN TDANlEL,
fs 22-2.. Thorn Hnl, Orange oouoty, ".
OnO DOLLARS ReWard-Por ny white leather
LOU vaiisa. which was stolen from the hotel at
weldon, c, on the morning Of the 18th inst The
vaiiss has my name marked on It, and is somewhat
worn, ans has only one handle. The abovs reward
will be paid for it, delivery, or affirmation which
will lead to its recovery. PB nOOB,
AAG, Corses Brigade,
iGoldsboro', c., or VIM Il Fcwle, Bon 4 Co,
f. a2-3t 1l6 and lis Main St Richmond
f.'lFTY Dollars Reward -On Thursday night last
r my stable, in Henrico county, near Cha61n's
Bluff, was broken into, and q small black horse
Mule, with q slight bicnish in one of his eyes, was
stolen therefrom will give reward of $50 Tor
his recovery. WILLIAM JAMES,
fe 20-3s> free man Of color.
E.n DOLLARS Reward-Lost, between the resi-
e)U dence Of Mrs Mary Hill, on 9th street, and
my housc, in Hanover, Porte monDaie, containing
about one hundred dollars in Confederate notes
and several hundred dollars In Virginia treasury
war; ants for interest State stock the pay ment
OF which have stopped at the Bank. The above
reward will be given for their restoration to me.
fs l8-6ts CIV RICHARDSON.
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REAL EST1TE FOR SALE


CMALL new Tenement on Concord, near 70 18th
~ street, and large number Of Lots on Church Hill
and Rockets, and near TO Manchester, for sale I'VE
are auth 0rixed to sell very excellent new framed
tenement the east side OF Concord, near to 18th
street, G 'Etanng good rooms
Also, q beautiful halk acre lot al the southwest
corner of S2d and streets, aud another handsome
half acre 1t st the southsast corner Of aud SSd
streets
Also triangular lot at the corner If 9th street
and County road. in Heckiers plan 1lS by l69 feet.
Also 3 handsome lois in Denny's plan, Rockets,
% by % fc the northeaet corner Of Denny street
ana Williamsburg avenue
Also beautiful lots near 70 the western line Of
Manchester in Mr. 0e0 w Snellings's plan, and ad-
joining VI near the residence Of Mr. Samuel Atkin-
son
To effect the sale Of tho foregoing property to one
person, great lnducement viii be sAsred Il appli-
cation is uade TO us in two days Ths taxes for 1864
to be psid by the purchaser The foregoing b an
excellent opportunity for cafe investments.
fe22-A GODlNN T. APPERScN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

BRILLIANT ARRA1g m FLOafnA MY.
OND RRPULsR or TnE ENInr.
Tho nsws from Floride = encouraeine.
and augun well for the opening Of the sIsang
campaign. The dispatch below win aAow
that Gen. FinnegAn has again whipped the
eneny IN the neiehboshood Of Lake City
This point b on HE railroad ieadtng from
Jacksonville to TAllahasse, the capital OF the
staGe, for which point the ensmy are eyi-
IDENTIFY aiming:
TALLAHAssEx, Fla, Feb. 81.
10 tie President.
have just received the following dispatch
from Gen. Finnegan, dated yesterday:
:" met the enemy in full force today.
under Cen. Seymour, and defeated him With
great loss. ! captured Ave pieces of artil>
lery, hold possession Of the battle field. and
the killed and wounded Of the enemy. Nv
cavalry are In pursuit / don't know pre-
cisely the number of prisoners, as they are
being brought in constantly. Ny whole
loss win not, think, exceed 25O killed and
wounded. Among them / mourn the loss
Of many brave officers and men,"
! understand that Gen. Finneean also
captured many small arms.
(Signed,) JOHN MILTON, Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

Nnn DOLLARS keward -Ranaway from the
ZUV saoscsiDet on the isth inst, my boy Aus G
feet high, and OF light brown complexion. He took
with him my dark bay horse, emallin size, but COM
pact and in good order. Austen has high forehead
but row. and his hair extepds very low on either
side The shove reward viii be paid tor his deliv-
cry to hessrs Lee Bowman, in Richmond, or Sc
cured In any Jail, and the recovery Of the horse.
SCOTT, Bestland o.
ia a6-is Essex CO, Va.
nANAWAY-Prom the Sd section Richmond aid
II, Danviile Railroad, two hands, Frederick aud
Lewis, the property Of G Leigh. Frederick 10
about feet high, dark complexion, no MARKS re.
membered.
Lewis feet 10 inches high, dark complexion. The
usual rewards will be paid for their apprehension.
feS-ta CHAS G TALCOTT, Sup't.