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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26
n. on Friday nlgh. and saturdaY

E1' On Friday night and Saturday
General Grant made a success fu move
ment. by which he aanked Lee's'position
on the right, anil compelled him, 90 Wo
infer, 10 abandon bis fortified positions
in front of Spottsylvania Couri House.
One hour and half nfter Hancock
moved bis corps, Longslrset's corps
move rsouth. and Ewelrs corps follow
ed Saturday morning. Gen. Grants
army occupied Guinea and Milford STA.
tions. on the Richmond Il Fredericks.
burg Railroad. and that line south Of
Mallapouv river. This, il is supposed,
will compel Lee 10 fall back south Of the
North Anna river, in order 10 strike the
Virginia Central Railroad and reopen
his Communications. The details oithis
important movement are, for obvious
reasons, withheld Tor the present, but
there had been no 6shling on Saturday
Grant has opened the door to Lee to
move against Washington, but the latter
seems disposed 10 move South rather
than East. Il is now almost certain
that great battle will be foughtto,day,
and This time Lee may be compelled to
enter the contest on something like
equcI ground, in which event, judging
from the past, we anticipate results deci.
sively favorable Lees army has been
re-enfOrced but not largely Grant is
very nearly, If not fully as strong now,
as when the fighting commenced This
week promises TO be another of great
bottles, ond anxiousIy will the people
await the news. Milford Station is
twenty FIVE miles south Of Fredericks.
burg, snd Guinea Station twelve miles.
= Cincinnati Gazette.
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gG- Gen, Sherman said recently
ITO those who submit. 20 the riphtful
law and authority, all genllepess and
forbearonce, but to the petuant and
persisen, secessionis!s, why death is
mercy and The quicker he or she is dis
posed Of, the better. Satan and the re
bellious saints Of heaven, we're allowed
continuance Of existence in hell
merely to swell their just punishment
To such as would rebel against a govern
ment so mild and just as oure was 10
peace, punishment equal would no, be
unjust"
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Rnhol Editor Cnnturod.

BosroS. NJ " 90 Edward A. Pollard,
Of the Richmond Examiner was pas
SengOr in tho prize steamer Gray Hound
whom captured Also woman, report
cd TO DO Belle Boyd, but the identity Of
tho latter with thiG ramouc 'ry lie doubt
I1
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Rron Monday afternoon The gal

I Ryon Monday afternoon the gal,
liant 18Th West Virginia Volunteers
Col WIN, R. Brown-possed up the
Kanawha, for the front, We are con-
ideut the 18Th will give a.eood account
OF itself whenever called upon. Success
TO you, boys.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

A NEw PAPER "A new paper called
the Vaod,In Union has been started at
Vondalia Fayct,a county, Illinois by
II, S. Humphrey, Esq. The Union
presents a very ctedilabIe appearance,
geographically, w7iIe the editorial
management indicates ability, good
taste AMI correct principles. We wish
i. unbounded success.
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= U
ED There is no news this morning
from Gen. Grant, 1t has been thought
best by the Government, in visT NE
important movement now in
that details of events prelimiS> 10
the great struggle, should be withheld,
until results are reached This ConcIu.
sion is so obviously correc, tina, no one
will question the wisdom of the decis-
ion. Sympathizers with The rebel cause
will conslrue this silence as evidence Of
uniayorable news, and grapevine stofies
will be current for the time being; but
the public may rest assured that the re-
lcence with reference 10 Gen. Grants
movements, is for the sole purpose Of
Withholding information of our plans
from the enemy. Results will be-
promptly reported, and having assurance
from reliable sources that all was we'll
with Gen. Grant up to the latest hour
that he could be heard from, we can al-
ford to wal, for the details Of his prrlim-
mary operations, and accounts of the
great battle, which, il it has not already
been fought must be near a, hand. Sec.
relary Stanton in his Official bulle'ln,
announces thai the grand Army Of the
Potomac is no,0 stronger, better equipped,
and better supplied, than when the cam
paigu opened. The bold movement Of
General Giant, by which be turned the
encmy's right and placed himself plump.
ly on their line to Richmond, shows
that he has entire confidence in bis abil-
i,y to meet and fight the enemy, wheth.
or his back or face be turned TO Wash.
ington = Gin, Ga:. May FL.
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"a" PEEsoSAL.--On Saturday last,
we had had the pleasure Of taking by
the hsnd our young friend aud brother
"Gypo"-H. r. HowOri--of compa.
ny II, li'h Ohio V. l. We are glad
10 see that he is fast recovering from
his wound received at tho battle Of
Tunuol Hill in February last, lie Ieft
on Tuesday for Cclamhus, Ohio, where
be will DO hononbIy discharged and
mustered out of the service, having sery.
cd for the period of three years Moy
success attend hin in oil bis iature
undertakings
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Casualties of the 9th West Virginia
Regiment.


We learn through DR.. Hysoll, A S.
fthe 9th W V. V. l., some particulars
q the battle a, Dublin depot The 9th
bore the brunt of lhe fgdy aud suffered
severely as their long list Of casualties
fully attest, Their total loss being $50
men, Al Of whom are killed, Including
one commissioned otficrr-Cap,ain Wet.
zel--of Company G about so are
MORALLY wounded, end were Ieh near
the battle field, and are being cared for
rs well as circumstances will permit
Those able 10 be removed are 10 the hos.
pitalsi Gallipolis. The Doctor named
quite a number ofihoso killed, among
David Mitcheltrse, F, Chamberlain
and D.. Vincent, al Of Company E.
Captain Oliver Phelps of this com,
pany {E) was not injured The 9th
ioughtin The most gallant manner and
has covered itself with glory. All hon.
or to the brave boys of the 9th Col
'Duyull in conversation with the General
said he could name no man "for disring'
uished bravery where all were heroes.
Again we say all honor to the brGye
boys.
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Official War Bulletins.

10 UeN. LUZ
WASHINGTON, May el,-Dispatehes
IRON Gen Sherman state our forces
found in Rome a good deal Of provisions
and seven fine iron works and marlin
cry. We have secured two good brid
ges and an excellent ford across the
Elowah.
The cars are now arriving al King
ston with stores, and two days would be
given 10 replrnish and fit up.
a dispatch JUST receiven from Genera
Banks, dated al Alexandra the 9Th OF
May. states that the dam will be COM
pleted 10 morrow, May 9th, and the gun
boats relieved. He would then move
immediately for the Mississippi.
Gen. Carly was at the mouth Of the
Red River on May 18th, collecting forces
to assist Banks if necessary.
Dispatches from General Butler. da.
ted 10 clock last evening, state that he
had been fighting all day he enemy
were endedvoring to close in his lines,
We have captured the rebel Gen. Walk
er, Of the Texas troops,
[Sigued] + NJ. STANTON
WASHINGTON. May 2s
Major. General Die:
On Friday evening General Grant
commenced movement, for the purpose
of compelling Lee to abandon his posi-
ton at Spottsy lvania, the details OF
which for obvious reasons, should not
be made public. Ii has thus far pro-
gressed successfully Gen, Longstrert's
corps started south at l O'Clock, on Fri
day night, an hour ands half after Han.
cock moved Ewell's corps followed
Longslreet las. night. The indications
are tina. the rebel army has fallen back
beyond the North Anna. Lakes brig
ade has joined Lee
The movement Of General Grant has
thus far been accomplished without any
severe engagement or serious Interrupt
lion. We now occupy Guinney's Sta,
ton, Milford Station aud south Of the
Mattapony on that line.
A dispatch received lhis morning
from General Candy, dated. May 14th,
from the mouth of the Red river, says
we have rumOrs 10 day from rebel sour
ces that the & nboats, except two, sue
ceeded in getting over the falls at Alex
andria on Thursday.
No dispatches have been received to-
dly from Builder.
Dispatches rom Kingston, Ga, state
that Shermau's army was resting and 10
plen,shinl its supplies
[Signed E NJ STANTON.
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Prisoners.

ISpIANArorrs, May 92, Six hundred
rebel prisoners, captured by General
Shsrmsp arrived bNo This morning,
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The Richmond Examiner saws jenkins
was wounIed 10 the Fight at Dublin. -
He was shot through the left side Of the
abdomen, and while seriously, is mol.
dangerouslY wounded,
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BaF Prisoners, On Monday morn
ing the Leslie Com rs passed up the riv
er with ebou $50 Grey backs" captu
red by Gen Crook command al Dub
lin depot Sen I'm On.
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E4rTnANxs Our thanks are due to
Hon X. V WhaIey, Hon, P. G. Van
WnkIe and Hon. Waitman 7. Wiley,
for valuable Pub Docs.
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ET Ten cents, now days, buys on
" three chews of tobacco, segar for
one, a glass Of soda water, pays for q
shave, and frequently will moi pa, for a
daily paper. There are no FIVE strikers;
they'y p ayeI out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

RTSrREEr PourENEss. = Somebody
who knows saws that when TWO or more
ladies approach YOU on narrow walk
and tall behind one another to let you
pass, you may be sure they are Ia lies Of
uncommon polIrrness AMI consideration.
The usual cours, pursued by women is
to charge all abreast, sweeping every.
body into the mud.
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Rg-Tho nation banks arc making
faI dividends. We see ooac aoywhorr
less than Eve per cent for the last six
months That oirbe First National Of
New York city il 10 per cent This
looks as ifthey could stand rifle Of
toxation along with tho rrst of US, and
not b. crushed by IT,
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Sheridan's forces has left HaxaIl's
Landing, and will soon be heard from,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by +. W. Grubbs, Auctioneer.
rs,RusTEEs sALE.-By virtue Of tw

rNRUSTEES SALE BY virtue Of two
deeds Of trust executed by Charles Miemurdo
and wife to trustee the first dated the 23d Of
August, 1862, and the second the 10th Of November,
1862, being thereto requested by the parties shall
sell ON MONDAY, the 18th September, at Al o'clock
p. NJ, at public auction, on the premises, TO the
highest bidder, for cash TO much will satisfy
the liens on the said property due and the ex-
penses Of sle, and to the residue such credit
will meet the lien said property yet TO become
due, the property thereby conveyed in trust, and
which is described therein all the right title and
interest of the said Macmurdo and wife in and to
the House and Lot situated at the corner of Eighth
and Marshall streets, whereon the late G. j. Mac
murdo lately resided, and all their night, title, and
interest in the slaves Cornelius, Jane and Martha,
and her children, William, Jenny, Robert, George,
Martha Bet, Lilly, and Jim, and all Of the personal
property that may come to the hands of George p.
Macmurdo from the estate Of the mother, father
grandfather of the said Charles Macmurdo. The in
eumbrances on the said property may be seen on
reference to the deed books iii Richmond Hastings
Court Clerks office, being for deeds of trust from
said MacInuId0 and wife recorded III said Clerks
office. The title TO the property is believed TO be
good, hut selling trustee the usual special war
ranty viii be gwen.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
Trustee in the two deeds above mentioned
Sale conducted by =. W. GRuBgs, Auctoneer, sue
cessur H. GoddIn & AppeGsOn. Sc
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

i ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
4 ALL OF THE ELEGANT FUBNrrttp -
TIE BALLARD HOUSE, IN T1IE CIV "
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBIdC AU1 Itns
The proprietors u this noted establishment "
tending to close the BALLARD HOUSE a,m ~
for sale on THURSDAY, the LIT day u seLts,. J4f
land continuing every day until the same l. ar
off, at 10 o'clock, the whole Of the PARIOR tJF,s
Der, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, Sc 'A'
The style, manufacture and condition of tbe.,
are OF the most desirable character, as the. 80
lishment has been only recently furnished a,I ~ S
the greatest care and best Judgment. VIA
In the Parlor will be found Rosewood Suit.
Furniture, including ~
Tete-a-tcte Sofas,
Parlor and Arm Chairs,
superb Rosewood Eia9res, with marble t,.
Elegant Mror-panelled doors, T'
Handsome reception Chairs,
Splendid Brussels Carpet, &c
! very excellent Rosewood Piano. by Num-
Clarke, very fine tone and max.
The entire furniture OF one hundred Ch4pl.,.
embracing Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut O.
bel Suites, including
Handsome WsIdrubes,
Cabinets, with oval mirrors. entire matt.
slabs,
Waslsiands, marble slabs,
Centre Tables, marble slabs.
Sofas, Arm Chairs,
Reception Chairs, &c,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets
Very superior Hair ana Shuck Mntlfes.s
Feather Boosters and Pillows,
Excellent MaIaeilies CounttrIaues
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips, a.
brussels Carpets III all the chambers
Ia the Dining-R0om there ale
- handsome Mahogany Extcn.ion Tables
Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Casters, Chatting Dishes.
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons.
An assortment of Crockcry, such as
Dishes, Plates, T,iTeeus
Cups ami Saucers, &c.
In Kitchen Furniture
variety Of valuable Cooking Uten,,,. \,
ALSO
3 Hotel Omnihusses,
3 Baggage Wagons,
sets Harness, III prime order
The whole Of the above offers a rare inyif.t.,, b.
parties OF enterprise who wish to make rrotS
investment by purchasing the entire outfit with
view Of Tc-opening house widely and f,yy,il3y
known 10 private persons, chance seldom utl .tI
Is here presented for supplying thcni-rlvcs fu,n
very large, valuable and well-;is ort,I stock u 81
Furniture, such no Other house can supply
J. 4. TALIAtEkkO / 90
PrOplirtor5
Sale made by Z II. Cook, Auctonc,r
The above sale will be resumed on TUESDAY
MORNING, the 9th instant. at 10 O'Clock -
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"HE.. UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
received very large stock Of very fine
Lleached SHIRTINGS. at low prices. Also, "a very
fine assortment OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS Call
before buying elsewhere at
Mss H. c. SEMON'S Military Store,
au 3i-Gts No "a Main street
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M USIC, MUSIC.
Just Published by
JOHN w. DAVIES 4 SONS
At Z. IL. TAyLoR's Music Store.
Carnival of Venice-Quickstep
Greenwood-Waltz.
Castle-Waltz
My Home-Waltz.
Mountain Boy-Waltz.
Keeps constantly on hand all MUSIC published
in the South, together with the largest collection
OLD MUSIC to be found in this city
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, &c.
PIANOS bought or sold On commission.
Music dealers supplied On the usual terms.
Sc 5-Gts JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY A. D. Williams, Auctionecr.

@ ALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
- TWENTY Eighth. THIRTY FIRST AND
THIRTY SECOND STREETS, UNION HILL. AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9TH septeiii-
bcr at o'clock T. NJ, will be sold, upon the prem
ises, one hundred and seventy-fiv feet front Of
GROUND at the southwest corner of Twenty-eglth
and streets, adjoining the property Of Thomas
wingrove, and within his enclosure, running back
Que hundred and forty feet.
Also tLrce-auarters Of that beautiful SQUARE
in Adnms's plan bounded by Thirty first, Thirty
second, o aud p streets The portion to be sold has
a frontage of hundred and sixty-hve feet on
Thirty-frst street and three hundred and thirty feet
on Thirty-seeond street
The above property will be subdivided and sold
according to plats which will be shown at the sale.
Persons wishing to secure good locations with am
Pile lots should attend the sale.
TERMS To suit purchasers.
sci A. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
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BY Williams x Noraeet, Auctioneers,
Corner of Thirteenth and Main streets

ME WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY,
w the eth instant, at our auction house, cor
ner Thirteenth and Main streets,
5000 yards sheeps-grey Full Cloth ga to Cd,
10 pieces fine Black Alpaca,
10 bales Alamance Stripes and Checks,
10 bales Fad Cotton Yarns,
8 dozen Soft Fell Hats
dozen Cloth Caps,
10 dozen liorseskins, beautifully dressed,
10 dozen Goatskins, cork finish,
10 dozen do, eIamclea finish,
10 dozen Iiogskins, russell finish,
dozen DogskinS, son finish,
500 pairs English Cotton Cards, with backs,
700 pairs English Cards, with and without
backs,
30 sacks Salt
- bags superior Brown Sugar,
barrels do. do.
ID terces Rice,
10 kegs Florida Syrup,
100 reams Sand Paper,
80 reams Letter Paper,
i7,0o0 English Official Envelopes,
10000 Small Envelopes,
l lot Of fine Cut Glassware,
l lot of fine Indian China,
10 cases Lioorice,
500 packages Manufactured Tobacco,
loo barrels Smoking Tobacco.
Conslgnments solicited, and will be received up II
Tuesday evening.
WILLIAMS 4 NoRFLEEf.
sej Auetoneeis .
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TRAND ANNUAL BALL.
The Members OF the
OLD MINioN CL Is
respectfully announce that they viii give their
ANNUAL BALL
On TUESDAY EVENING, September 9th 1864,
O.NTICEL.LO Ii A Il;
ON which occasion they pledge themselves to leave
no means untried to render 1t pleasant ana agree
able affair to all who may attend. They nave de
tcrJnined.to make IL a
STRICTLY SELECT BALL,
where all who may participate can have an oppor-
tunity OF enjoying themselves
GRAND ENrREE MARCH AT 9 O'CLOCK
PRECISELY.
PsoFFssoR TRFMoR's Cotillon Band has been en-
gagged
Good order will be neidly enforced.
Tickets admitting Gentleman anu Ladies, So.
BALLET MASTER:
4S4kROFESS0R THOMAS V. CARR.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
j. W GENTRY, A III. HOPKINS
COMMITTEE or ISvIlArI0S:
JOHN }. CARR, JOS +. TAYLOR.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS;
JAS G. WILLIAMS, THOMAS II. BERRY,
L. VINCENT BEDFORD.
Sc G-lts
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VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT

" \ l. Z \ + l. r GRANITE FRONT
STORE AND DWELLING ON BYRD,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold ut auc-
ton, ON the premises, on thursday, the sth
September, al O'Clock 2 NJ, the valuable property
located as above. The upper or dwelling portion
Oi the House contains five rooms the store and
cellar alc large, well suited for grocery other
business, with another building on the lot contain
ing four The property is now rented for
$500 to monthly tenants, and could now be rented,
no doubt, for u much larger sum. The property is
valuable. being on the basin, and near the large
manufacturing mills and Petersburg Railroad De-
pot.
TERMS: Cash or credit, at the option OF the pur-
chaser. L. w. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
sc 5 Successor to Goddln * Appefson.
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EOR SALE, very valuable SERVANT
III lmulstto), an accomplished BARBER and
BODY SERVANT, about thirty years Of age; would
suit an oiiecr u the field. Inquire Of
5-3ts ROBERT LUNPKIN
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A6y- Coon AND CHEAP BLANK Books
A fcw on hand made Of superior English and YAM
kce paper--of from three TO five quics each, Mt a
considerable less price than the paper alone is
worth Apply to HOVER Co,
No 4, under Exchange Hotel
see-lts Fourteenth street
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CPERM CANDLES, &c.
- 80 boxes Sperm Candles,
2 barrels pure Old Bourbon Whiskey,
, do. do. do. Apple Brandy.
50 cases Goldfish,
) barrels Crushed Sugar,
5 do. Preserving Sugar,
5 do. fine Brown Sugar,
Just received and for sale at
YERBY'S, No. Twelfth street,
Sc l-Gts south of Main.
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OkSE SHOES AND NAIIS.-Con-
i tracts for HORSE SHOES and NAILS will
be given at this Department: Shoes, s leo q ID
Nails, So a fb. J. 8. TUCKER,
Captain in charge Artillery Store,
Richmond Arsenal.
"a Lynchburg and Danville papers copy one
week and send bills to Richmond Arsenal
Sc l-Gt
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WANTED, a LADY of some years ex-
w perience in teaching English, French and
Music, desires a situation in private family near
the city. Address g. L, c., care OF r. II. Styfl.
au 3l-6t*
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nLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE
FLEET.-The STEAMER WILLIAM ALL
SON will make a PLEASURE EXCURSION down
James River to the Fleet WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON, September 9TH, at O'Clock, returning
to the city about dark.
Music is engaged for the occasion REFRESH
MENTs will be found ON the boat
FARE, for the trip, S.; children under ten years
Of age hatf price BE ST.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioncer,
(Ollite corner of Twelfth and Cary streets)

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND PIANO FOR
SALE AT AUCriON-Wili be sold, on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, September 7th, commencing at 10
O'Clock, at the residence Of Mrs Rcbecca Jones on
Broad street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
rURE, consisting in part Of
! Rosewood Piano and Cover (Worccster's,
Mahogany Sdcboatds,
Bureau, Wardrobe, Washstands,
Mahogany Bedstead,
l Eght-Ddy Clock
French Betlstead, Beds,
Mattresses, Marble slab Centre-Table,
DINING Tables, Bedding, Sofas,
Crnckcry and Glassware,
Silver Ware, Table and Tea Spoons,
CaSors, Carpets, Mating,
COoking-Stove, Whcelbairow,
Axes and Saws
ALSO,
l25 bushels Of Coal aud about one cord Of Wood.
SEQ THOMAS ". KEESEE, AuCtiopeer.
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FARM ON THE BROOK TURN

A FARM ON THE BKUUk TURN
N PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, FOR
RENT.-Wlll be rented ont for the year 1868, al
public auction, on the PROMISES ON TUESDAY,
September q, at o'clock L. NJ, that very desirable
Farm on the south side of the Brook turnpike
near the Toll-gate the hate residence of John bar
racott, deceased The dwelling is excellent with all
the necessary out-buldngs. There are seventy
acres OF very fertile land and very productive gar
den This Is, indeed, one Of the most desirable
residences and farms in the vicinity of Richmond.
Possession given the LIST of January next.
TERMS: Payable quarterly in advance.
r. w. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
au 81 Successor to Goddin 4 Apperson.
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By II. T. Taylor, Auctioneer.

l2j bushels Of Coal aud about one cord Of Wood.
" IlLNNiAS W NEESEE. Auctinnner.
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BY l.. III. Luck, Auctioncor.

New Auction House, No. Sc Main street
I SHALL SELL, ON TUESDAY, the
9th instant at 10 O'Clock, veIy dcsirabl, 10: II
FURNITURE, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.,
Such as
Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Washstantls,
Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Safes, &c.
ALSO,
] Showcase and contents
very good Carpets, but little used.
ALSO,
Several Gold and Silver Watches, Pistols. AZ,
and many other goods too tedious TO mention
Goods will be received until O'Clock On the div
of sale
Persons desiring quick sales and prompt payment
will please send III their goods or furniture.
L. II. LUCK, Au,tiU,,tI
sc Ut No. 80 Mann street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-06

III ARDGROVES SWEET ROSE, the
IL most delightful Chewing Tobacco, for sale
~ W. d. DAVIDSON,
Ne 5-2t Richmond.