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Simon Cameron wants to be Vice
President
Wisconsin is enlisting Indians to
fill her quota.
-What is war? Hard tack for sol
diers, had taxes for citizens.
Strawberries are selling at sixcents
apiece in Boston.
The Erie railroad is preparing to
build double track through its whole
length
-Oberhn college, Ohio, has sent
ont s57 graduates since 1851, PSI Of
whom were women
A use has at last been found for
the Great Eastern She has been
hired to lay the Atlantic cable next
year.
The New York legislature has yot-
ed TO pay the interest on the state debt
in legal tender notes instead of gold
hefe.,fter.
7 The salaries Of our foreign minis
ters are paid in gold or its equivalent,
and Congress don't propose to raise
them and it ought not to.
Gold exports from New York on
Saturday, S950379. The receipts for
customs at the New York custom house
for the same day were $1.012.631, the
largest ever known in one day. The
total receipts for the week. were 49,
/ 373,631.
The emigration for the past three
months reaches the enormous figure OF
25,472; for same period last year it
was 1851. Ireland sends Ii, 359; Ger
many, 6,045; England, 34S4; and
other countries, 2,5S7. The largest
arrivals were in March, being l3,905.
The New Jersey courts and legis-
lature are the tools of the Camden and
Amboy railroad monopoly. The mo-
nopoly taxes every person crossing the
state dollar, and gives the state ten
cents as her share of the spoils The
state has sold itself cheap.
The oil fever has broken out afresl
in the Venango, Pa, oil region, and al
immense amount Of land has been dis
posed OF within few days, small
farms bring from 100000 to 100000
+ One improved oil property, which was
originally bought for $4,000, sold TO al
eastern company for S6OOOOO cash.
There is one exception to the ruiz
of high prices Flour was shipped
to England from New York, ON Tues
day, April 18th, on American vessels
for an English penny (about 3 l..
cents of our currency now per barre
as freight, This is the cheapest freigh
ever known.
The Philadelphians are making {
desperate effort to eclipse the New
, York Fair. Eighty-one committees
have been appointed, and arrangement
made TO secure the proceeds of one
days labor, salary, income or revenue
| from each person in Philadelphia, anC
throughout the State of Pennsylvania
and the States Of Delaware and New
! Jersey.
A young man named Theodore +
! Hall, has been arrested upon chare'
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pRospEcTFs
THE VERMONT ThANsCRIPr,
A NEW WEEKLY UNION PAPER.
rsrApIasnsD AT 81. ALnaSs, VT.

TsrAnIseHtD AT 81. ALBASs, VT.
For he free disrussioa n iopics IN zee
" department U american Life.
THr vrunoSr TnAsscRiI'r II designed 20 bc a
thoroughly Union Vermont newspaper Itr mot.
TO will he liberty and Union, now and forever
one ami inseparablc' In Its columns will be
found tho fullest end latest intelligence Of thb
day Early reports Of the markets and reliable
items Of financial intelligence viii be regularly
given. Practical articles upon agricultural ard
commercial subjects viii frf q place in its col.
umns. In the department - literary miscellany
it will strive to be surpassed by no other weekly
Journal In variety and fnllness Of information
on current topics. and in the extent OF its cor
respondence. it will ondcavor to give satisfaction
to all. "a.
Its typographical appearance will be such as to
commend It to all classes Of readers With the
advantage Of new type and diligcnt attention
to its mechanical ncatness and accuracy, TIN
Tn,xsciIrr viii aim to merit, and hope to secure,
a Reasonable measure Of popular favor.
Eudeayoring to OFF, at once an instructive and
entertaining Family Paper, and a carefully digcs-
ted record of current events, the Publisher will
strive 10 renlor TrE VERMONT TRASscmirr a
ire newspaper, sucf good citizens viii be glad
to encourage and welcome to their iiresidos.
II. A. CUTLER Publisher.
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Spcrial 4lutitcs.

DIR. M"rshaiI's Catarrh SNUFF is the bost
remedy known for C4rMnH, and all diseases
caused by Gold in the Head. sold by all Drug
gists. 7-1amly
The Very Latest News. Tho subscriber
has just returned from market and ia now pre-
pared TO exhibit the largest lot and most dosir-
able styles of CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS over offered for sale in Vermont pur-
chased for CASH, and will be sold at a very small
advance from cost The place 20 get the worth
Of your money is at No. = DnrEow Block.
VA. n. SMITH.
st. Albans, Apr, Is 1864
n B.-Al bills must be paid without delay
7-f WAI ~ S.
NoTIcE.-Al persons indebted to the sub
scriber are hereby notified that their accounts
must be settled Immediately to save
GO ST.
J. II. LEONARD.
st. Adams, March ls, 1864. l-7w'
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pnsr-oFEICE NOTICE.

Post once open Sundays excepted from b A.
M. to 81 p. m. ,.- -, ,osa M. A..
,nd from h m. TO $3.50 y. m coo
,,eiIs.-Boston through Mail closes AZ o'oV
>, m. Arrives al 545 P. m
y New York Through Mad closes at GOV p M
Ar yI,ortbcrn Nah closes at 500 a. m. Arrives at
ass p M ,,..s IN Ar,ives
at s ,st.yp Mail closes at 600 A. m. Arrives at
$50 p m. -, -. "a aor m Arr4vcs
al 1900 a. m. ,ooo ,,;,.,s ~
,oo0a m. Mondays Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
'' W 4ibans Bay Mail closes at 6.30 p IN. Ar
riycs at 100 ?. IN.
ss- SPECIAL NOTICE Letters for Mails must
- rron,ptlv at the advertised hour Of closing.
W. ." H. n. BARBER Post Master
81 Adams, April 8, 1864. 5-u
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gcoat a,otires.


\ tApfgicdiiop 10 sell Real Ed0fc)
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Franklin ~.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for the District
n, III persons Interested in ne Estate Of Ai,son
Buck. tate Of ST. Atbdns, docCqscd GnLFriNo
Nvrou Bnck. Executor Of the VIII Of Anson
Bnck. late Of 1T. Albaus deceased. makes appli-
caiinn 10 this Court for license 10 sell Real rs
tate it being one of the proYriOus vi said viii.
thnt said Executor should sell an the Real Is
tate Of said deceased, az soon as ho should think
best for all persons c0u4lrncd theron. Whore
up0n said Court assigns The 3Oth day Of April.
instant. fof hearing and decision ou said appli-
cation. and orders notice thereof 10 zoe given 90
AN persons interested la said Estate, by puhli-
cation. three weeks successfully. in the VERMONT
TRANsoRnr, a newspaper published ia ST. al
bans. previous to the day assigned as aforesaid,
whcn objections 90 The sale oi Che Real Estate OF
said deceased will be considered, if amy shall be
Given under my hand at 81. Adams, this 18th
day of APRIL A. d. 1864.
5-3w a. y. nAMSON, Judge.
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STAMPS.
REVENUE STAMPS

FOR SALE AT THE POsT-oFFICE.
Al kinds constantly on hand. The following
payable IN Stamps, will be allowed
On purchases of $50 90 or more, per cent.
On purchases Of 400 90 or more, per cent.
H. y. BARBER. L. NJ.
S. Adams, April 4, 1864. 5-tf
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NXVASTED IMMEDIATELY,
5000 Cavalry Horses,

For which fais prices viii be paid on delivery. Said
Horses TO be sound in all particulars, not less that
FIVE 80 nor more than nine 90 years old, from IA
10 iG hands high, full tloshed, compactly built
bride wise. and II size sufficient for Cavalry
purposes. Tho undersigned are prepared 10
contract with parties ION Horses to be delivered
at MGutpelicr Horses will be received At the
above naUlell place and inspected on and after
Monday. Nstc'i 2s,h Parties wishing 20 con-
trac, for the delivery Of Horses can At all times
do 40 With stephen l.. Goodcll, at his Headquar-
tiers in ''Halto" Binding, State strt-et, Mont
heller. VI BRADLEY BARLOW,
STEPHEN l.. GOODEll.
Mars 80 iHs8- s-tf
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4larriaNts and Deaths.
MARRIAGES..

In ST. Adams, April 23d, by the Rev. J. O. Skin
ner Mr. WILLARD PIERCE, proprietor of the st.
Adams Hotel, to Miss SARAH 4. GRAY, Of Min
neiska MINI.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /
Franklin CoUNrl, IS,
n PROCLAMATION.

To NE People Of the county Of Franklin;
In obedience TO the law Of this state, in rola-
tion 20 the Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors. | can
yassed on the second Tuesday of April, A. ID.
1861 the votes given according 90 law, ON the
first Tuesday of March, A. D. 1864, IN the several
towns Of said county of Franklin, and do find, by
said canvass, that HARMON NORrHROP, Of
Fairfield. ia said county of Franklin, has the
greater number of legal votes given for County
Commissioner, as aforesaid.
do, therefore, by the authority OF the State
OF Vermont, declare and proclaim that said llar-
mon Northrop is duly elected County Commits
sioncr for the County Of Franklin Aforesaid,
agreeably to the requirement Of the law If the
state of Vermont. And all persons viii take due
notice thereof and govern themselves accord
mgly.
Given under my hand az 81. Afhsns, IN the
County Of Franklin, IN iile State of Vermont, oil
the twelfth day Of April. ia the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and siXty-four
JOSEPH Il. BRAINERD
CIT Clcrk Of the County of Franklin.
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business directory.

L. A. sOWLHs, Attorney and Counsellor at
H. Law and solicitor ia Chaneery. Office over
Maryins store, Qatey occupied by White
Sowles) 81. Adams, Vt.
u. S.Wil attend 70 Collections, and prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears Of
Pay, or Bounty TO Soldiers, Widows and lnyalid's
Pensions Ne, Nc. 3-tf
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In st. Adams April 18th, CHARLES FREDERICK,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Seymour,
aged year and nearly two months
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WANTED this Office, an active, intelli-
W cent Young Man. Of good habits, as an APP
,r,ftire 10 the Printing business
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ESTATE FOR SALE. TIL

deal ESTATE FOR SALE. The fol-
IL lowing Real Estate is offered for sale ON IA
vorabe terms, viz: About 200 acres Of Land
known as the Patrick McEnany farm situated q
part in Fairfield and part in Enurburgh, Vt.
1t is nearly all interval land, and has heretofore
been used FOR dairy purposes, and the former
owner made money ut that business on the Farm.
1t is wen timhered and watered, and the Build
ings are in Moderate repair.
Also aboht "A acres Of Land in ST. Adams vii
lagc lately owned b~ 81 II. Smalley, Esq. and
now belonging to the estate of VIM. W. White,
Esq, situated in the southeast part of the Wiz
lage, within five minutes walk OF the Depot.
Enquire for particulars Of
J.. A. SOWI.ES, st. Adams,
March II. 1864. 1-tf
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alcW Advertisements.
TYR. EIARsHALL's
HEADACHE AND CATARRR SNUFF.

INNS Snuli has thoroughly pr0Vrd itseIf % %
tho best article ever known for curing the en-
tarrh. Cold ia the Icnd. mud Headache.
IL has been found an excellent remedy in many
casos Of sore Eyes. Deafness has been re-
moved hv it, and Hearing has often been great
Nv improved by it's use. II opens and purges out
an distinctions. strengthens the Glands, and
gives healthy action 90 the parts affected IL
e. recommended by many OF the best physicians
and is used with great snccess and satisfaction
everywhere
Moro than thirty years experience has proved
it, great value aud ~. tiis moment D. stands
higher than ever before.
Sold by an Druggists. 7-ly
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A CADEMY HALL, ST. ALBANs.
THE FOUR SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS
OF MATURE AGE.
Ever Known on the Face Of the Globe
4 }Rllf2
Positively ONLY ONE DAY
Saturday, May IS, 1864.
Two Grand Public LcNccS
From to a. and from to % o'clock. Doors
open half an hour in advance
GEN. TOM TIE u NJ q
AND MS
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
The late Miss IAyINA WARREN. the fascinat-
ing Queen 0f Beauty
COMMODORE MUTT,
The famous $4,000 Mutt"
So called fr0m having received that sum from
Mr.. J. T. barnum for three years services
ELEM MINNIE WARREN,
The smallest Ladyof her age ever seen.
Hero are a Married Couple. Bachelor, and
Belle, an four Weighing bat 100 pounds, perfect
Zen form aid features. The world never saw any
thing half SO wonderful no larger than so many
babies r. educated, init Nigent social, 0ffabic,
and polite. Whocau wonder Chat crowds throng
their Jeyees every day, and are eager To feast
their eyes, before their departure to anothcrlandf
q" We shall aercr see Heir IKE again.
Al the opening Of The 3 o'clock Ieyee, the
General and his Lady viii wear the IDENTICAL
+ WEDDING COSTUME they wore az Grace
Church GA their Marriage Day, Feb. 10, 1868
/ SIXTY DoILlRs wore ~ rod for ticket TO that
wedding; here the Same thing can bc seen for a
I uhe.
( They win appear in a great variety Of fasciuat-
ing performance and costumes.
! The s.SsO.nO COM. NUTrr'' viii auuear as r
Drummer: a Sailor. with Hornpipe, a. Patrick
OIogaty, with Song; Tho Water-Cure, O CONE
/ ne song, ln character; Political Orator, with ten
changes ot costume; TAG Polka, Ac. &c. Also,
VIII dance "Jim Crow lib the character Of a
Crow representing this well known ebony birdto
perfection in appearance and in every movement !
/ i his is most ludicrous and c0micl perform
ancc.
Mrs. Lavina Warren strattcn VIII appear
/ ia Songs, Duets. and Dances, and having an ex-
pensiva and costly wardrobe, she VIII appear in
three different costumes at each Leyoc.
! General Tom Thumb viii represent Napo-
leon Bunapartc, a Scottish ChicitaIu, Greclan
Statucs, Dances, Songs, Ducts &c, dc.
Litle Minnie Warren viii appear in Songs,
| Ducts, Dances, &c, &c. a change Of perform
ance no each Leyee The afternoon Levees are
usually least crowded.
re- The rich, rare, and costly Wedding Pres
ents, also the magnihcca. Jewels presented Ia
Gen. Tom Thumb by the Crowned Heads of Eu-
/ rope win be exhibited az each Loyoe.
magnificent Miniature Coach Costing s2000)
no larger than a ''bushc basket. drawn by four
OF the smallest Ponies in the world, and attended
by Elm Coachman and Iontman in Livery, will
promenade the streets, and the four little Won
ders VIII all ride at once in il to and from the
Hall Of exhibition and the hotel.
Admission, Observation-Disclosures. 81 Cents.
Children under 10 years Of age, Fifteen Cents.
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TNARRAR BROTHERS, IRON MER-
I CHANTS
Dealers in Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints, Agricul-
tursl Tools, which We offer at los each figure
Corner Lake and Main streets.
st Adams, March i6, 1851. ltf
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oo1oe : eeQaens nantr u Dssssas bseassa
49, - - e - = q . somDtele : 60
pon1 ~ 80 0eoDEoalonaa DiMs5ee i 6oM1ottul
$3.50 q ~ 1aDh a oolonsi. vili - as6Ieksd 81
s1le 11see9 = e.gnsses sssh eemvapiss taao ~.
Sases g ia1e battaism u tAsss b isse thsn ~
eenlenfss ~ iaso Two bsttAllons, n dssnsd pre-
II. 0RNBnAt rxsInrogIpss.
!. 000meudants win always bear in mind that
General Orders No %. not only The basis hpt Erms
. laSee pcstoon u these instructions. 1hoy viii
abituAlls reour TO ~ pSov1sns % asd Ia the scui
catioA At The other pfevisiohs Of this cvculsr.
Cn0mandanAs VIII. Of coarse, refer casss o.
dneulsy - this 1uvoau; hut references whsch bcs.
their faes that thoy rather - aveid due 70.
sporsibiity Or labor. viii be returned without r..
marks.
q Tue duty Of tba cOmnandAnts Of censcsipts h.
10 accordance with these Instructions, 70 mastsin
aud invigorats the industrial productions Of the Con.
ssderacy, and supply lts armies with men, This duty
must DO performed, or our struggle Tor indspend.
eMcs and liberty viii fat.
BY order OF Col 5 Pa1sT0N 9upt.
ny Its q B nUFTiELD, A 4 Con.
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ssSauce Fer she Goose, Sauce for the 0ander. :,
For Publishing proclamation supposed
TO have bsen written by Lincoln, but after
wards proved to be forgery, two New
York newspapers World and the J..r.
"uv Commsres--were suppressed. 1t does
not appear that the proprietors knew the
document to be q forgery. OGthe contra
~ they took 1t TO be genuine, according to
their own statement; and a. 1t was clearly
against their Interest to weaken tho public
confidence 10 their papers by disseminating
false Intelligence, and intelligence which
could 90 easily be proved to be false, 1t is
fair to presume that they speak the truth.
Now. Seward sent . forged report Of Mr..
Mallory to Adams, and directed him to hand
1t TO Lord Russell That Seward either
forged this document himself, or got some
ono TO forge 1t, or It least knew that Il was
forged, II evident. It purported to BIO aa.
dressed to one Babco 4. Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, and Seward must
have known that the Speaker WAS not named
BAbcock. Further, he must have known
that the Secretary Of the Navy does not re.
port to the Speaker Of the House, int to
the President.
IL the World and Journal ought to be sup,
pressed for giving currency to forgery
what ought to no done With Seward?
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weaaasa Al nsewsy.s Run. Nay lG,h. ana A!sa
AZ thc Anase Of 1T. ninais, an h!ein street. &c,
twrca " and ~, at IN O'Clock IL, May ", ~
r ~. nRANBON, or Russeil county, Va psivate
il Capt. Dickiason's eompany. os.h Virginia rcel-
vnssAents BY the househoId, and by other stranger
Intends. who were attracted N his eedside By hia
su6stinss In a cause 50 dear 20 as lie was
modess 10 6is desires bat there dWeit In bis
maaly, stalwsn form a. stout heart a. ever died
for liberty: yet Withsi heart % tender, % enee.
tionsse In HIS delisIum even. the bloody scenes
of strife which doomed up before bin could not
crowd Out from his heart those softer scenes
which reminded him Of hone and hts aged n0thes.
Pasched With thirst and fever. he said. amidst bic
dying Wiehes. :" Just give me oNe dSlDk irOm
noaher's spsins." There was no ktasnan here 70
mourn bic loss o. drop teas upon nes gave; but
there were those present who, tbouel, they bad
seen war In IL hasshess forms, yer could NOT stop
the rising tear they laid the fallen patriot 70 rest
Ia hts narrow home. May he and those eeas loved
hin. meet asaln around the I" blood bought mercy.
seat" I d.
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IT..

a ~ ne,A M. q - ~ ii ~ Gsesys
ss,scs - ~ ~ Seseusi NnuoAstf ESQ, of Cus
Sssss. ~ 1Ne sNA year Of NJ oees
}Ssv Ssenje. end ahMee ef hef ec1s-iM-l1W, 1t
fasere ~ (aee JaAA esoNaAA, aee oNvlted 10 ~.
sesncaa q s etsock.
On vcesenaay, Of WnHNAs Serelved on the o31
fast. CH0naE 3 YOUNG, Af We CsenAhaW hat
sstv. - she nBtA Yeaf Of ktsa4e.
eks funeral viii take place iron the sealdepcs ot
he efother m oUec keS,s an, this oraine q 10
svloek. HE ftten1s and acqulintantes, and fhnse
o. The family, are tnytsea 10 sttsud,
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HONOkRr HALL,
* ;hangs Hotel. cor 18th and franklin 81.
PROF or MAUR BINaHAH's
GRAND EXHIBITIONS.
will take place - 10 fsshionaDie uAncipg Academy
o. TaUReDAY Ev1EIN0, June "a. 1884.
The entertainment viii commence prscissly Il
GRAND TABLEAUX
Of the
DROWNING or The QUEEN.
After which the following very beautiful dances
viii Be dAaeed BY the scholars, viz:
Prince Imperial, WsFz,
ro.ks, Diamond Qiadfile.
Wanz ransasIa, C.chnan,
Cracovssunc, Highland Fling,
Scotch Fling. Sailors Ho!upipe,
win b danced by both young iaakters aud misses
Scotch Fling by Little Rachel and Katie.
CHINESE POW-WOW,
with several other beautiful dAneAs.
Af:sf the chi.lreL'a exhibition the
ALULTA' BALL
will commence.
4 delightful evenings enter tainmsnt 10 promised.
ADMISSION Ladder and gentlemen, 35 each; chill
drsu loot scholarly % 50 each. Scholars invited
NOlICs Prof b trusts there win BE- full attend
ance OF the scholars at school this evening, (Tuee
da ~ It o'clock also 70 morrow, "wednesday } 1t
being The last lesson this season.
full programme OF the evenings entertainment
will be IN Thursaay mornings Dspach.
Tickets can be procured 1t the iial Mt oil hours;
Also at tho principal music and bookstores and At
the hotels. my 3l-2t
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By Retl.oood & Phillips, A,tefs,
mo 81 Main street,

I'VE viii soil ct auction, At our store, ThUrs
" day, June II, at 10 O'elork, a desirable ~
sOrtment al genteel furnuNre, such II
bureaus, cshiEeta
Caua EeRt chai 9. tables
Cooking stoves, largo mirror
Lot OF chewing aud smoking tobacco
Clo:hiag, watches, 10
Consisaments ea'ioied till day oil sA's.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS 4 Do,
my 81 A6ctionesrs
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By Tlns. ". Heeses. Aucti,netY,
(OHhrs Corner Of l:1h ard Gary stres,s)
5O.ssss'issaas "''' h'''f' aud Mules for sal
VIM be sold on Friday. the i0Lh nf June, co Csa
demued Horses snd Malsi, At the 4. Y. Horas at.
at Bacon's Z lartsr Branch, commencing at IL
O'Clock. R.P ARCHER,
Maj anu @. M.
:ssls conducted hT Taas ". Kss-ts, Aue,ionesr.
my3I
Isg ninia,nsost Il TO-, As.c.s.
M. 1Js Main at. bet oh and IOth.l
F''a"'E Dey aso,.,
Crncksry, -,
cssihins, ~. SC.
At Auction.
On Wednesday, jane lat, 1891. We will cell, at
our ssivsroouI, no i92 Main street, eemmsneing. u
10 O'Clock A ~, very dssitahis assortment OF us-
nitute, bedding. dry goota cfockelywAre, &c, cob
stating OF the following and other titic!es:
splendid Mxntei mirror
lsuperb mahogany .xtsasioH table
WSItrohes, be istsasra
WsshBtsuis, cabinets
Chsifs, tab!es. bsls
Bsdiias, pictures
Croeksfy ana g,sss~ua
Dry goods and ciothisg
0sld and silver watches
Cooking stoVes, lounges, 4c
Also,
A very desirable lot of manf'd tobaac0 AMI
excellent sole leather travelling trunk, o -w.
my 81 WILLIAMSON GO, Aur's .
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LOST, STRAYED, Re

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS RE-.
wAkD.-Strayed or stolen, from tina Camp of
C.bell's Battalion wsgon.trau, near Spoisyiyan,A
Court. House, on the night Of the 16;h inat orc
light bay Horse, with black name, tail and legs ;
tail little binns from having been partially bitten
clear eyes Any persons giving inform alton by
which slid horse may be recovered. will receive tic
above reward, and no questions ssked, by CT mmu.
nicatlps with Capt 8. MCCARTNEY,
LIST Howlfzer Company,
Caseli's Bait. Light Artillery, lst Corps
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n WILL ssil q iustJss. Il n ...,.
j Nag ~, e800eaeis9 q 10 t,sioeS : ~ .sassdal
desjfekle o&oek Of Assss e
MDuNhe31 and tttehsn fufrituY.
Ofesk,py sid glAszwsrs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-31
BY BENSON f. Bro, Aaets.,
charlottesville, Va,

A T Auction AT tho request os Mr. rhcmfs =
~ Wood we viii oiier fer sale, on ths rrems.-
On Wednesday, Let Of juno next, III fair; II
tue next fair day. hs Farm, lying Gu tha water
ivey creek, fn the county Of Aibsnasie, Ono n.
from lsey Depot, On The Virginia Central Raiirns,
Containing 3s2 10 Ecrss, adoin!n9 the lands Of IL
John X WOODS and others; about 30 acrss In w0,
II large part heavily timbercd; the BALANCE Clean
aud divided Iato 80 neiIs, al uader good fenee,
There IL q neat dwelling horso mon the farm ar
tho necessary eut houscS. tue land Ia Capal
the highest state Ct improvement. II lea in
The best neishbnrhoods In the state, rear 10 ckuI
mil 3, schools, &c.
Immediately after the aals OF the land, II
Growing ercFs can he disposed 81, 30 viii soil ai
remaining crop, etOck, borses, farming utsaS
irst rate foar-h0sse thrcshinE machine, IA.
my 10 3tawtds BENSON d Dk