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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

~GSsrhe following article from the n \
World, Of July %, will be read with great
Interest. The Hora has heretofore been
strong advocate for WAR; but when it sees
the Chief Executive cf the Nation proclaim
ing to all the world that the chief object Of
this deplorablc civil war is only to free the
negro and kill of the whito man, it, Ike
thousands Of Others, heretofore war advo-
Gates, comes out in favor of PEACE, and
wants this bloody strife ended. Road it,
able article, and hand the paper to your
neighbor: t..
Plain words AbOnt Peace.
There is no Disgusting the fact that the
late consultation at Niagara has awakened
an interest in the country which cannot and
should not be suppressed. Truth or other
wise. it is incontestably before the people
that the confedcrates are willing to treat for
peace, and that Mr.. Lincoln repulscd their
advance by an impossible condition
After more than twenty days Of reflection,
correspondence and consultation, Mr.. Lin
coin authorized Mr.. Greeley to tender his
safe conduct to gentlemen from the
establishment Of peace. This was no doubt
in obedience to an emotion similar to that
which prompted HIM, in his inaugural, 10
say to the wholc'pcople: Suppose YOU 60 to
war, you cannot fight always and when, al
ter much loss On both sides, and no gain on
either, you cease fighting, the identical ques
tions as to terms Of intercourse are upon
you The accredited history Of the trans
action mentions that up to this period. MIR,
Lincoln had kept lis uvn counsel, o. al
least had not consulted the radical abolition
element in his cabinet But, most pnfUrtu-
nately for civilization and free government.
Mr. Stanton is said to have learned the fact
Of negotiation at this point iy improperly
or otherwise becoming Possessed Of a tele
gram. from Mr.. Greeley TO MI Lincoln, and
at once intcrposed his arts and his llitgclce,
if not authority. to break up or render I'M
practicable or Impossible further proceed
ngs This part u the secret history is ron
dered probable from the fact that the SAFE
conduct" without prescription OF terms,
was Issued and delivered July II, while tn
the 18th the following ducument-withou;
precedent in the annals Of djplunracy--was
issucd over the executive signature:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
W MAShlNoIos' \, ~, IL. t.'; '"'! 10
4" %NoM u H'.:4 eo"i'aI XXX lu .,,.,
AN? PfoioFilion "nici ?lilp."Se" ;n", 't'' H. H.
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Mmo9 ui'l" 'i"a ,i,o Tn'l,i''i''ft T.. ,3 t W ,'
fbeay? n'th Hi!gh oo.',qo t ~ "'o WIKI go "'
.noi!'y ;n@t eHi % roii'lJ1 w. "'int"i @ r,GY ~ IT,
wa. mat 9sai1,' % We te'' 'a,Tn' hnr "iiJ ~il III
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c,tV a.. Gn 'c h'e'tIe'l question ~ Wv n'i,'I'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

LINCOLN has unceuiyocally announeed his
determination II listen to 70 terms f reace
for the resttatisn df the Union, which nre
not based on the al*liton of slavery. That
is unless slavery lie. abolished the Union
shall not be restored.
II is simply absurd fora I4:neohli,c to cay
Is not an abUlit.0bist
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

TnE philaaelplia ledger suggest that If
seyery manufacturer ard others employing
large rtlnters Of men, would stop work, the
requisite numler Of men might To get to
FIJI The quota Of that city uh,.er The new call
for 800, 600 more That issimply a llopo-
stion to capital to starvc lalorine nlcn into
the ranks. The suggestion il Gevilial =
| On. Enq. ra fn t-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

Ofcoursc these schemes OF reconstruction
omen u wide field for speculation. On all
sides it is admitted that as the relations are
changed, the resulting Union will differ in
some Of its material features from the old
Union. Both sections rrcceive that it
would be for their interest to have one COM
mercial code; that trade between the North
and South should be absolutely unrestrict-
cd, and that the financial and commercial
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10
p Il g e e |

"GsaThe following article from the n Y,
World, Of July %, will be read with great
interest The HorM has heretofore been a
strong advocate for WAR; but when it sees
the Chief Executive cf the Nation proclaim
ing to all the world that the chief object Of
this deplorablc civil war is only to free the
negro and kill of the whito mau, it, like
thousands Of others heretofore war advo-
Gates comes out in favor of PEACE and
wants this bloody strife ended. Read it,
able article, and hand the paper to your
neiehbor: t... ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Il UT10N 0AL8 Of valuable C0uBuy 0eat %
~ the Brook Tuvnpake, TWO 0iles above sieh-
noad, containing eS serrs, DGsthes Win the pW.
rsradtuee, Hn0s, Cows. Corn, Fodder, Fari'-
lag ImpIsments &c; also. Of valuable R~ahEs-
tate on tsVuok Averup, In the civ II Richmond.
and large number Of Lot. In Henrico. near Brook
Avenue, and min. handsome squares In the plan Of
Baeon's Quarter b,amch Tavern property. Al the
request Of Mosiy WoOdson. Trustee, aetiua for
ihs heirs and d-vlsces OF Capt John 0oddin, decd
public auction, IN the premises, on Thursdav, the
l7ih Narch 1854, commencing At II O'clock u,
that beautifully ioested Farm on the BROOK Turn
pike, two milas above Richmond late the resi-
will b. subdtvtdtd into four lots, each containing
% acres, except one, which will contai" 20 acres.
This place IL 30 we'll known that II deemed I'M
necersary TO describe II further than to say that the
land lays remarkably level, aud that the buidings
on II are sufhcient for the accommodation Of .
moderat sr1ed family, the most OF which are In
excellent order. After the sale Of the land Q
email parcel Of Furniture Will be sold, together
with the crops. Of corn and fodder. some tsw
6ne hogs, two hne cows, and the Usual assortmen,
Of farming implements, together with parcel Of
Ss'ied wood. Possession given In few days.
And on the sam. day on the premises, a,s O'Clock
r a, ths large and well built framed dwelling on
the east side of Brook Avenue, between CLAW and
Leigh strerts, fronting about 50 feet. running back
vic. Alter which, III following valuable lots will
be sold, Wis: A lot on the south side Of Leigh ST.
In Harvie's plan, nea w Davis's hiick-yard,
fronting about 20 feet running back 100 feet TO an
alley Also, that beautiful lot In Graham plan, al
the corner Of Moore and Pine streets fronting 40
feet, running back about 100 feet Also, half lot
No 3se, In Duvais addition, nenrico, near to w A
Robinson's residence; and b. autiful squares In
the plan Of Bae0nh Quarter Branch avern pro-
properly viz: Nos Z, IL, IL, l3, IA, IS, l6 II and
10; each containing about 400 feetfont surrounded
by streets.
TsRxs- Cash the taxes for 1894 to be paid BY
the purchaser. GODDiN b APPERsON,
me 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

BY 3. & A~ssants, A~et.


HorsEH1n0 Iusp,.urs Velvet Carpet, China,
II glassware, Ufocksry %, fos sais 9 = a~n.-.
,he srs rncc At Mr. " 4. Oowarcin (whoss family n
rem,vsng 10 the ccun.ry,, on Bead atrest. SO
doors beow the 4 ricsn church, Q Sooc assoftm. pt
Oh faZniaurs, comprising Ia pa t.p.s-.---, -.e
HahT.ny SOFAS pss>or chairs
| Exsesslan. dioias, osatfs, and card tables
nns collection u b,oks @
1883. F.athAs bsds. maits aGDes, and badd;ne
4 .ood as-ortmsat OF shina add glassware
An e1esalens ios Of dishss, plates, ~.
Ot.caia.infs end ensrav.sg..
A co,kpe stove, And
3 me articles Il kitceen furniture
VITA suadry ether desirable svsscles.
mh 10 Es PLEA8ANTS, Aec4.
EITE Regulators, treurh c ocks, Watch 0aases,
T 10 for ssse a. xuct.on.- O. TuSs icy, the 3 I'd
tat. al 10 c'et cx, viii SCI At the sure NJ liz
Matt street, -
ve.y superior regulators
Fine Preach CLOCKS
j Brleadbi Ahow ease =
d. git franc mirror ...
An excellent assortment OF isweivy
200 doaea watch glasses. assorted FIXES
lot OF iuRss window glasses
Lot o. eus English TO! 1t aeaa
large aIof m scales. weighs 2, COO ibs
nh is KsPLEAsANrs, Aucs.
OAR F,xiarss, Billiard Table, Mule, Cart, &c, for
ID sale at auctor.-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, ~
10 o'es,ek, I will sell .s Scha,'s 0arde", near tho
Baptist College, Franklin street, the Whole Of the
Bar room Fixur AID Furniture, Gomprlsirx
Bar s.ove, lea box, decanters
Gehlets, trEb.ers beer ard wine glasses
Tables, CHAIRS, window shades
Demtjohns, Jars, Tin measures
cooking range, complete
ALSO,
excellent mule ana harness
cart -.'a ~s "
Lot garden toa's ...-
Lo; glass frames, for ho. houses.
NH ID ESPLE46 ANTS, Auct.
ffOUsEHOLD furniture. &c, for sale ct auction.
n o. Thursday toe i7.h inst, q. 10 o'clock. /
: 8, n At the residence On Broad st. one door ffcio
r L wagners, (e5fner VI Broad and 9th streets,) .
good $50 tmen: Of Furniture, &c, comprising
handsome mahogany Jenny Lind bedstesd
Sev rs' other he iste.ds
Oeher chamber furniture
Feather BEDS hair and sbuck mattresses
Blankets counsorpaues, sheets, &c
China press
Cooking stove snd kitchen furniture
NH l6 Es PLEAsANrs, Auct.
4 DMINlSTH -TaiX'S Sale OF Groceries, Store
- Fixtures, Housencd Furniture, &c, at auction
Oh Thuf,dey, tho l7.h INST. at 10 O'Clock will sell
at the store OF Dir Charles Smith decd, corner u
I'd and Jackson sis the balance OF
Stock OK groceries
And store f1xiures
A10,
small assortment q
Household aud kitchen furniture
nus DO bis- tarrelei gun.
NH Is z q PLEASANTG, Auot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
81 yHvs>es n. 7hvlov. Aue<tmnV

HlHFkkh and swotand asses Of Land. fpV,
~, miles below Richmond, f. r sale q suetiou.-
wm % solo, - the preniacs, o. Wednesday, sho
10Th day OF March. u 8 o'cbck u = sr.es n M
containing l. = aor.s. lying 10 the county " Hsa.
nco, on tne hseies City road, four mtso bo,ev
richmond. 'd5hining the farms VI George TUNES,
neniy wbiisms, ard others. and iansdiassly opps.
si'e NJ !&ee CMrkss. The satt lspA y q the
peat IA for sard+naos purposes, sbous osethird
wooded With two e1oeiteas springs a Wat>p, and u
tnirt' minute drive 10 ma, koa. II. ~. u r.
Aso 20 oords Of seasonsd pine wood. Tie above
may pe bought privately II Immediately sppltea ~.
NH I2-It Jas n TAYII.n knee,.r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

FLEdANT Househ,N and Kitchen Furniturl
o. and Pianos for sale It auotion.-Wi'l be sold on
Monday morning, March 2lst, commencing At II
o'clock, At the resi- .eace Of Mr. Lyon. who l. do
clining bookkeeping. at the corner Of Goth and
Franklin etreete, OuuFch Hill, his household and
kitchen furniture, pianos &c, consisting in part Of
eiegant rosewood case piano, made by 0has,
Of BalnmOre, very superior instrument
dne msaogany case piano, made by Gilbert, Of
Boston, . fne instrument
Elegant psTlor carpets and rugs
Marble top tables W
Parlor suit ct furniture In silk damask
Rocking and parlOr chairs
Eegsnt chamber furniture
One elegant rosewood suit Of chamber furniture,
consisting OF
Wardrobe, cabinet, bedstead
Washssand, marble top table
Chairs, mattresses, &C
Extension dining table,
sdeboard,
Lounge,
ALSO,
FOR RENf-The Dwelling house ID for rent. Ap.
ply to ID J Lyon, on the premisee.
NH 10 THOS " KREsEE. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

tA-NOTlCE C Jones VIII commence "a
curing tickets FOR supplies on THURSDAY morning
next 70 families iving Ia the 7th district, which ex
tsuds from LET to 81 s.reets and from Broad 70 th
orpor ate mits. None but the families Of soldiers
and those hose mesns too limited to purchas e
supplies elsewh need apply, end no tickets will
be givrr except TO thoce living within the streets
ana limits above mentioned once opposite South
ern Express, Main street bstween Oh and 10th.
NH iS--3t
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Dry Gods,
1850 0-ocefes,
70 close consgnmepts prior 20 ths LIT VI April e
viii embrace IN pars the following eoeas, WAiah WI
- sold without reserve viz:
20 pieces light AMI dArs priato s-.~t
10 do ask Ard white 40
90 do rich pr1sted aslatnao -s
- do plak oamisss
70 DO spring popiln 4a
- do black mahalrs 's--ss g. :.
IS % Irish linen
% Do psnte,s' men
30 do super fancy linen dill
do black ciotGS z =
20 doz a mems merino dvawsFa and shirts
90 euch sag Il ciif skins "a
$50 airs rhudren's. ~dsss and nens shoes
6pleces nper b AtE Aiiks
70 da 60 fancy o., sisn"ve
ohS p ln,sd IOns cloth ehrt1
1Ys in- ~ and back I thread
eco d 3'n'H sad's 00U-j trd apool cotton
TO ~ E.oes's lea pencils
l6) OUT envelopes -
- sr.at gfo-s agate buttons
8 bnis supeT Rio coffee
oQuarl.r chests super black tea 49,
. kegs b CaTb soda
10 bb Sal soda
10 bb.s bF,wn suger
dem:J ht.s super Jamaica ram
ESQ a IN ~ boz q super Manufactured tobeeoo
10 bols suv sm NJ tobacco. &c
AL paF;ie4 wiehing to m ks consig n f6S this
le will send tb III in dnriog the pSesept We The
sale Will CHM ne pr mpty st 10 O'Clock
NH 1e ELLErr, B1LL L TOx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Ly- WANTED-Dead cows, horses, mules,
goats, &c.-Persons having such on their lots can
nave them hauled away Immediately, besides get
ting the highest price for them, If word be left al
Mr. James 3 Galiegher's drug store on Main, be
tween 7lh and 9Th sts; Lewis -ntsiotti's near the
entail Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Jones's grocery
on Clay ct, two doors from 9th, or at the Glue and
Oil Wo. ks and taHnery, in rear Of the new Poor
House, foot of 9dst
NIB Hides OF all kinds wanted, for which full
market price will be paid. NH . 1917
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

A TTR ACTIVE Sale, and Store for Reui, sc -
IA Will be sold ~ auction, on Friday, tho 18th
frst commencing at 10 O'Clock u. At the store ON
Broad street, north side, between 9th and TN, for
merry occupied by NJ Gsrcin. u splendid assortment
Of fancy and toilet soaps, Of 0srcn's manufacture
Brown windsor. white windsor
Almond, wintergreen, sassafras, harbe1
Toilet rose AMI toilet almond
ALSO,
An elegant quality Of
Smoking tobacco, In l and 2 ID bales
Cigars, pipes, pens, envelopes, &c
II the Key Of store and fixtures, including splen.
did show case, stove, gas fixtures, 10, are not dis
posed Of privately before the day Of SALE they will
then be offered and the store rented out.
Soaps Of 0arcn's manufacture are In great de-.
mand, and are increasing In price every day. This
sale ofers fa.e inducements nah l6-4tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

CAHP N1AR RAPlpAS RIvR, va
February, 1851.
HAVING In progress an enterprise BY which men
- o. the nsld. with and without ranb living and
dead, whose emineatly meritorious leeds Bhau be
placed In the annals OF the present American war
the undersigned respectfully invites the public
so'diery In pArticular-to furnish tac!ients OF 70
markabie daring, endurance, sonerirgs, sacrifices,
and other trials, 10 Imprisonment hospital marches
ani battle :
Facts must be attested BY one or two persons
and endorsed By superior ossr, giving In full the
ccmDand.
AddIessing me in care Of the "Aaguoia Weekly !"
Richmond, Va, communicates will he received
safely and promptly from eash command q the
srml-s Of the Confederaoy 6E0R06 CHASE
%. All journals Of the Southern press feeling IN
in,s col in the early consum nation q thu work
viii please copy ana rot.os sd,torially.
m lA-8taVlua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

AETHE Virginia Towing Company will receive
freight for Petersburg On Tuesday and Wednesday
on their lighter, foot Of l7th street, In the Dock
freight 81 IS per hundred, PREPAID
Once CT l2.h etreet, bet Main and Cary.
JOB G DILL,
NH l3-2i Chief Clerk an Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16


CEvE- Vacant Lots for fa!e at auc,on.-wT be
/ cold on the premises, Friday, the 18Th Of
Karch, ut ~ O'Clock r Il, seven vacant lots, on
Washington and Concord streets, Dppo.Ite Caring
toms mill and the coach shops Of the Virginia Gen.
trail Railroad Company, each lot having . front Of
about 26 feet.
TEaMs-Cash taxes for 1854 to be paid by the
purchaser JAB 4 TAYLOR,
NH l2-6. Auctioneer.
g ALE Of Valuable Wood Lsad. near James river,
In Powhatsn couh by virtue Of o decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Powhstau, in the case Of VIM
a Skipwith's administrator 70 Vim scott, kc,
will be sod at public auction, on tbs premises on
Tuesdsy, the a2d March, 1854, If fa il not, the
frs. fair day 1854 acres II vslu-hle wood land in
P5whslan county, adjoining tus dsp'- Adventure"
ard within one ., d ha miles 4 Jam 8 river,
with good road leo ing fr N hs plscs to the riv-r.
With tho ex option CT few acr ., on which the
dwelling and out houses built, tb- who tract IL
in wood, Ia of celle quality. we'll imnertd, q,
from whioh vast qua titles Of WOW may DO tsLt BY
the riv-r to Richmond.
T1sNs -Cash "a to ons-thrd: and credit # or Q
and &C year. ff the residue, b nd AID urity {,
end the til- r-tsissd t. the edit yments;
or II pr. fired by the u-chae- cash FOL the whole.
NH I'D BWP N EY ''mm'e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

UTpECiAL NOTICE PARTIES who purchased
GOOD. at cur iais ale are nosfed that their 81 IL
nust be settled ca or before Tho 20sh inst, Or tee
new currency will be required IN pay ment, W al
nouacea 90 the day CT sa.s
ma l6-st KENr, PAINE 4 co, Aue...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Hy T7aomsas W. kessse, Assess0nssv.
lOace corner Of 18th and Cary sss.l
1fU n. Cah q ,rts and Haruess. Carriase snd
II / Harness, Iron Axles. Tyres, old Iron, %, Ter
sale 81 .nct"n - " Ii DO s0d st the stable 1t Mr.
~m Snih IN the Wee ham read, corner Of weos-
ham j 'l-e. CD Wednesday, March losn. oonuasno.
mg.' l0"'c. OK. C nsslilg in pATtof
IL 6ae muies
and harness
/ CART .ge ~ d harness
LIT IL trUn Y and tyres
lOs ord cart uors
100 feet in1is abber hose
l two-hois g. riow
nh ~ THOs y Kea1r. Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

n IA Po1lARp, sa.aa, Of 'srhe Fist aUa saooad
yoare 81 the Wss."
pNUCHS.
From tho = cnsuuad DRpatoh
We have ssen nothing from iho auth re pen which
rssenss the nexht OF this great srgum snt mort taan
the opening of this pAmo. LIST, where he dssoribes
the pJt,csi separation OF the two Amsresn nations
No oes can real Is aud doubt thai this war Ia being
fought BY two nations Who shoald ioog Alsss hays
been apart .s.s .s.s.- r
from tbs Richmond Wing
py far She oe.s thing ,ha autt has Jet produced.
Soms of its ssatencse have the glow and Low Ok u'
scrst!on. f.,.1.s ~. 80
lrrcm the Paserbara Rsg.ster.l ..ge
We havs perused II with pleasure and pro6s IL IA
net unworthy Of the authors reput atom - Able,
fearless. and eloquent political writer
We adv!ss all Wha can 70 pvocUr 70 the WORK ana read
fy .sem.eives. O.
Prise. 81 SAINT By mall (p-epaid} for o..
Us al disc3nnti TO the trade
AYREa WADE, Publishers.
nj io-ltt Riccmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

ErsPE .IAL NUTICH.--Attention is asked Il
my sale o:
Mites, carts, harness
Carriage and harness, old iron, &C
at the horse Of Sr Smith, on Westham road, neaT
the westham House, this day, commencing a. II
O'Clock, ..
Eih !6-t THOS W hEESkR, Auc'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
90 bELVfS'5 BLOCK
SQnK ATGRF.

$3.50 pairs Q: h,as-3 900 pairs Of Shoes
We cow have tha isrgei assosmeat OF shoes We
have had for adiss, misses, children, servants
End gen,lan.n corsets hoop skirts, Corset spr'rgs
lscss !ai!es' black kid gioyes, anu fancy c6iars
superior quality; genilemen's neck ties, cslftkc.
eastio gorng, loo gFoss OK shoe lsces l00 fac black
felt ha;s Of sups lcltty 50 pairs of magnificent
cavalry boo =. DARBY, Read B GENTRY.
nh 14-eod61
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

r~s~sN-sstD =.
fsts'S E'fFs ss9zs 8 "a S1eepseOe,00
On w.A.+.aay. shs ,e>k - 49, ~ ~ ~ =
Nh q ~, =. ~ 49, z! e; s:.::s E e
Oh. falsvaa 90 ssAse ssssSss~. - =
ssHlstee eaens. 49, - = ~ :,
sc 1880 ys.es.saea +. SEE ~ ~. :,
Issspp ssaeAsaA Asl ,ra,Aae 49,. ''-as.
Pssiel. Aisis 3 saA kisaAio 80 :. go !.
Ae4eelens sgtepA,n tAAls -. !, 'l ~ = !
kofse, ioasg-s, tats tstee '%"yss, Fs..f...s,
MT = - ussss wioAov elqeilo
I.ny I'D. Ri sl. sssre'sse $780,,
naar shoss, and saso nsessS y sai
I.a'her b bns~rs, ptl.vs SEA- -
shssts. srk o q i'ts. % - ssat-
Cop- ana s-u eiss sises, dishss =
Kites = @ ks ,unb ers - .a asst. 4
0ob.su aad VIA GA - te
2cas-s vssy ooe ,h.ey p: .ted halves anA 49,
nIs ID wsseA.a Sc
nh 8 WILL SON I co. Aassss.
l ene sossWood piano go
ma - W. 90. AasAA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

WANTED.-I wish TO buy or hire xgood Isun
W drsss ard chamhermsid FIR one that ca
come wei recommend 8 od prize vii! oe rsid
Unmarried preferred Call at my dlce, lea Ma .
street, opposite Bank # Virginia
nh I6-6.. D 7 WILLIAMS
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By 1ollesoa, Catlett d Go, ducts.

A UCrION SALE On Thursday next. 18th Inst,
n at 10 o'clock A v, large siook OF Dry Goods,
from house discootinuinS business, with other con-
sisumen,s, 40 follows
paY GOODS.
81 pieces colored French bareSe
20 Do Gne Irish linen
20 60 planters linen
10 90 scarlet 6tnnel
Go 64bisCk o,th
10 do ola and green tissue. for wells
do black and white pOphn
Go fancy bafege
d. fancy doiaine
do paid mohair luStre
81 GO - ngn. prin,s
80 do IS do
do curtain muffin
90 linen dsu.ask
10 DO black and white gingham
% 90 !: black ~ and white I prints
8 90 "a hiraiheas
do biScg cobu gs
8 90 do Freroh mefino
10 do do alpaca
10 DO bi OK aud white lawn
10 do fAucy cashmere
do blue and wnits eatin
do white rity
10 90 plaid cambff3
Q do atwood ba:k muslin
do bonnet cord
10 do Gran devlll- brown driu
10 do fancy linen
90 d. hs 10
MOTIONS AID FANc1 eOona.
2 0 pack. p'us
2v0 needles
~ y, . isnle uapkips
la6Ispe quilts
. era cioaks
10 deza.i sus eDdeIe
50 & Gas hooks and eyes
70 d 1sn fans
10 d. fancy and black nsokt:es
Is 10 ladies' am N se-s' gloves
lso do black spool cotton
2 do black SIX h'se
~ pieces bnrne. BIN
8, d & sn lise anu thread edging
20 d., isd!es' collars ard sleeves
5 do Grape and cashmere hhswls
20 DO cotton hdkis
do six do
20 do gentlemen's merino ehrts
~ do linen cambria ndKfs
Goat, vest aud psntaoon buttons
Dressing AMI Aae combs
COZ Gr''ss eagle lead pencils
2s0 d. pantaO"n ard vest buckles
- d Ecu playing CARDS
0JJ do linen tape
10 Ts AND saoss.
200 pairs misree' CATERS
300 do LIS lies CATERS
100 do ladies' ca fb,ots
oR0esRKs.
10 bags Ro Go0ss
Is bbls sugar
lCI0 be brmstnue
90 cases d.e French brandy
TO gros, N ,,cheA
500 boxes tobacco
fne mirror
Parker b Anger sewing machine
large awnings
ToLLRsoN, cA1LErr CO,
NH Is 81 No Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
WANTS.

81 ANTED--A No l cook, washer, and homer;
- also, neat and tidy house servant. The
highest price viii b. paid for such will suit -
apply TO G WEBB
Care Raughman Richards,
NH l6-Sts l4th ~, near Cary.