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Nav os ns'nas, 18th Mississippi regiment, TO rans
Ne. ns ;ss oeaaei, OF Mississippi to be Colo.
| 1854 ''s'pPs regiment, TO rank May la,
ia, Lieutenant Colonel r M Logan. of South Caro-.
wsy Ia es G"'"nra OF Hamp.oa's Lesion TO rank
Major N Boykia, OF sau,h c.,oun, ., he
3, 1864 s'"'eht, 70 TANK June
jer George T Rogers. elected co,ne, & /. vi,
s",'a egmeat 10 rank May 3 1869
Lieutenant Colonel inn a Ncthrrru,, or North
.aaoihs, 10 be Coloaei Goth Mort, Carolina reei
"'en', To rank June 3, 1861 20
IEurRsAsr coIaskts
Msjo. Smith, of Maryland, q, he Lieutenant,
, :" Ist miryIand Cavalry Battalion, 10 rank
MajorG w Flowers, of North Carolina. 10 he
'Faiehant Colonel 3sth North Jarosna regimen,
To rank jane IL. 1861. ~ s'''""''
Msl"i Kirkland, of sou.i, Car lima. TO b.
Lieutenant Colonel of Ist South ts,.,,,,.. -,
or.nk May ia, 1864. "''"''
Captain 1h,s J Dala, OF North CAROLINA, to he
h'ent, 10 rank June is 1863
HaJof BAR, OF Mississippi TO be Ltes:euau,
'"c' "t "a mississippi regiment To rank July 3
.nalor Gee w Hugerly, of Alabama n b. I;a,
tenan, Colonel Of 51th Alabama ,tas,msn, 10 -
May d, 1864. 8' =" san"
Major w "a Wo"!dridge, of Virginia, 10 be Lieu.
meat, 90 rank May H. 1861 -
Nablain ID Duncan OF Mississippi, TO be Lieu.
tenant = onel OF the 18Th Missssiai regiment m
rank May IL 1864.
Major McNciu Balm, al M ss.ssinpi, 20 be Lien.
~ -. oo'onei OF ina 10Th MsS~spp, regiment 30
Major T II Patterson, Of Alabama. TO he LIEN
tenant Colonel OF the 3a;h Alabama regiment, 10
rank May i2 1864 w
Major Robert DE Treville, of South CAROLINA 10
De Lieutenant Coioa-! list Soatn Carolina regi.
msnt NJ TO rank January 90 1861.
Major II W Williamson, OF Virginia, TO be lien
tenant 90 onei Of the d h Virginia regiment feI.eI
ed), TO rank NAY 3 1861
VI a)oT Clement g Wright, of North Carolina 10
De Lieutenant Colonel OF tue Goth North Caro- lima
regiment, 10 rank June 3. 1854.
MAJORS,
Aapt r t.ewia, of s o, 10 be Maiot of The FIT I
,"th'n south Carolina regiment, To rank November
:, tapt:.n J Wilson, hi North Carolina, 10 DO
Mayor Ihrlieth North Ca.oiiaa regiment, 10 rank
Tune l5-h, 1864 80 " ~
Caifaiu Thomas WING, 10 be Major Twenty
oaith Georgia reg ment, 10 rank May 9Th, 1861
captain jno Londarmuk, Of Georgia, To be Ma
~ ihiaty sixtn Georgia regiment, 10 rank April
uaptaia Jno Buchanan of Mlssissipp,. to he
u, 1868. "'
Captain Jno Rogers, of Kentucky, TO be Major
"dfth h@ntucky regiment, to rank May 28ta,
Captain X Elliott, of Alabama, 20 be Nj il,
hirtieth Alabama regiment, TO rank Nav lo.b. g.
S5i. ' ''n'
Captain Warren Adams, of South Carolina. IN
g Major First South Carolina regiment, E MO
ans January 2Gtn, 1864.
Captain Taylor, of Virginia, elected Major
ikth Virginia regiment, to rank May 81, 1862
Captain J W Latta, of North Carolina 66,h ~
aIoiina regiment, TO rank June 80 1854.
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Later from Europe.

European advices 10 the 3lst have been received.
~ LONDON Times says IL IL obvious that Grant
oniy resorts 70 present masOuvres because his
eng'nal plan failed. He Incorporated one HIM
lie. thousand men with abs0 uteiy no results, and
ssss, 70 al intents, anew campaign, with the
uasao santaees Of his army diminished by euor-
nous . iosses and dslfrited by obvious failures.
.. me Danish war was recommenc ed aad great
Tnes'eMent prevailed In Eng and In CONSEQUENCES
nn m1 Dsloy party was preparing for desperate
nm an On ue Paimerston Ministry, on the
me view YORK HerdtPs Paris correspondent
OF capt .6emmes to escape AFTER surrenderipr his
Capt semmes's oHicial report shows a losa of
nine killed and thirty wounded VS. VI
inc Htrdtds London correspondent saws thai n
splen@ ship 10 being fitted out BY Tom BoiJ NJ
Liverpool, for Capt Semmes. VI
.. subscriptions to the Semmes sword are limited
To guinea. e
Two rebel cruisers are reported wa,cb,n. Nh.
X esFsage Off Chcrb0urg. '"0
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The IsIsH IN THE UNITED STArss.-There h some-
thing very significant In the cessation of abpse
on the part of New York Know Moth IL "a toc.r.s
foreigners. The latter welcomed when tbsv
arrive, not as competitors for high wages, our AZ
TODD for Confederate powder. The German and
Irish millions says EMerson, shave great deal
OF guano In their destiny. lucy are ferried over
the Atlantic and cartcd over America 10 ditch ana
to drudge. TO make com cheap, and then 10 lie
down prematurely 10 make a spot of green arass
on the prairie" Just now there Is more terrible
truth in that hard saying than WHEN Ii was win
ten. The lfishman IL the negro Of the North, bur
he Ii DOT SO well taken care Of, because he does
not cost much. 1t cannot surely be long he
fofe our emigrants discover the nature Of the
bourne which they seek fhe Realm fBriti,h,.
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rs AN APPEAL to the People of tho Cuufaaar
1se otates-The Directors of the Youns
su CHRISTIAN Association Of Richmond respect
iaIy, oat earnestly submit TO the benevolent .no
toe patriotic throughout the Goa ederas,. tnfas 4.
appeal IN behalf Of the soldiers families in this
o.sy, since the commeacome. OF the war Richmond
~ sAi been refuge for those who have been driven
from their homes by our rnthIees ene,nias TboI
sAnds Oh helpless woman and children not from IN.
aesIs.a.sd counties OF Virginia alone, but from
cA.y every State OF the Confederacy, have sought
~ seyiam IN our midst Our citizens have been
sppeascd 70 In numberIess instances to relieve IN.
siox sad wounded soldiers, to furnish shoes ana
oo.nng or soldiers In the ed and hospital, and to
shofd 1000 and shelter for their auArin~ ~ i,es
and ncbiy have they, In the great na,o,; w. 81 ;r
s'saces, responded to every appeal.
49, supplies oil PROVISIONS In she city at this time
are 90 Reduced, and the difficulties of obtaining 9th
sfs oy e-&lnery means 30 numerous and eraat
mat the flds contributed for the relief OF Tho no
res OF life. ''A' 1ieoSse4-
In written report from tho Clothing Bureau it
appears that there are more than thrse thnu.s,s
females In this city who are seeking epnIovm.rs
aloni .ne Government in vain, and that those who
opteln work are not fully employed, The w.pes
oe .or tneir work Will not enable these poor
women TO procure sufIicieacy of the u)sirest food
ior themselves and children without sasiat.ncs
then, from the city and country eeneraiIv man,
n OF actual starvation must have Occurred.
Uuf Clty council has made most liberal appropria
tons for the purchase of supplies. both for a.,;
toua distribution and for sale at cost but The cean,.
employed for the purpose have not been able 10 nro
cure me quantity OF provisions required.
Unuer these circumstances We feel that u In our
70 appeal to our fellow citizens throu yhont the
Sontsde Ste Ssates to forward without deay contrt
Da!ions OF money and supplies 70 the Army Com.
mttee of this association. Since the commencement
d the war this Committee has Iabored xeaousy and
a.aluiiy Tor the temporal and spiritual welfare Of
'ar eoh aud their families and for the sucoexs
our glorious cause. Let those soldiers not be dis
outraged now, upon the of our ssyereet. and a
We Fast, our last and most glorious campaign for
van. Of me generous sympathy and supper. Of their
shipments made 10 Roger Martin, Superintendent.
y WIN Munford Chairman of the Army Commit.
So, Will be promptly attended to. And in accord
ase WIN special agreement made with the Super.
Spress charges WITH be paid by them az Riehlnond
Contributions OF money should ALSO be 20 these
eu = 8 y WIN WILLIS, JR, Pres.
SLkiuhT, cecfetarT. my Its
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1knha WEAK IN THs kExRs.-If reports be
true, all the South has 10 do 10 es,abst, her fude
psndence hfaily, IN very brief space OF time, IL
= psfsevsrs In her present habit OF whipping The
Ia ale Tupeio correspondent OF this Mobi .
&C.. sats letters have been received from
warrington, one At Mayfield, Nv from ,I.ueien
ahaefsa9. CONGRESSMAN from that distinct, and the
olnea q Dresden, Tenn, from the notorious Ymer-
non Ensmags saying that hostliities would cease
y would DC proposed. aud begging their respeciive
. Use thslf utmost snds avoTs 10 have those
s : g. win The horh, Elhsridss SAYS, awe
Y. wappsa, and Andsrs0n thaf Hthe present
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''oAofloSs IN THE aRuy

.ae following promotions !. ,.a
o0ea s1' at the Adjutant Gencrap.
9Th j,s,s a,,ils Tue week ending Saturday last
p,a.,,. GENERALS.
be a sIor Ges asnetal Clayton, of A,.s.m,
approved Ma" s 9Th temporary rank usda, 20 20
stewart 1isl, 1864 to command d.vsssaa. ae 81
'osl, p''H'''sa,--so rank fsom July 7
zssilt ts,aoasa.l, Of Tenn, TO be Brisad,s, .sn,
5lst, 1861 n so. fank under act appreysd w.
'ahk isy i, lssa '''''laaa ID Wnghs's Busads--,oo
Lisst,,s, enLosELs.
as oooas, ~. nm Ashford, OF North f,a,o,,..
's,.s Il, lsbf ''fan Carolina regiment. tos rans
W sl aeo s.sss sfoyies OF Georgia 10 he Cab,
LleHseaaa, rala.al 70 faak April 81. It44
S''01e' = w rbIpps, Of nississinp i.
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AHIaoa1s to Estt r our Nagy.-Yesterdav
WWosning, at an early hour. The Following
an nuAeo sailors, from the U. 8. gunboat Sar.
hundred, entered our lines and asked n no
permitted to enter the Confederate Nsvv !.
James Newman, David johnson, and James
Frazier. They claim to have eecsped from
the sargus by swimming to the shore during
Ihe darkness Of Sunday night, and each Of
their backs. "PPeu W
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ne Bread Qssstiom.-Ths committee ap-
pointed at toe last mesting of tho Council
70 take into consideration the enorm ous
pronts made By the bskers Of this city upon
the bread which they bake have gone earn.
9stIy 70 work, and In . few dag, Il Il be-
neved, WIZ be able to report their action In
the matter. IF the propositions which IL
most favored by them should meet with the
sanction Of the Council, our citixsns will be
enabled TO purchase for fifty cents the same
sized Loaf OF bread that now sells Tor one
aoiiar careful estimate has BEEN made az
20 the number Of loaves Of the size which "a
now the standard barrel of -four will yield.
ana u has been ascertained that the net pro-
y nus on each barrel cannot DO Less than four
seen that should the weight system he
aaaopted, the bakers will stIll make from
n.ty 70 seventy.fve dollars on every barrel
u nour they b Ike into bread.
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E1pafed from the Market.-Before the ad-
Journment Of the City Council on Monday
aternoon Q resolution was offered and
aaoPted expelling Mr.. John p. Sledd from
E ne '.Trt;neIing business in the Second Mar
; mel. lime was given him until the 18th
inst. TO dispose of his stock in traI,e On
hand Mr. Giazsbrook, a member from Mon
roe ward, was the author of the resoIntion
3 ana hased the grounds of his action mon
Saecds purchase Of hog from a country
s.e. At Inc market about two months since.
s wnleh ne afterwards offered for sale at his
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DEATHS OF CoNFgDERArE SOLDIERS,

The following interesting table, showing
the number of deaths of soldiers ofthe Con.
tederate States army reported to the Second
Auditors Office up to December 31st, 1863,
with the per centage of less upon the popu
'ation OF each State, las been furnished for
publication by Mr.. w. A. s. Taylor, the gen.
tieman III charge Of that office.
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:, Assaaited by Negro --On Monday after
n 'S, little son Of Mrs Martha Farmer.
VINE wlne engaged at play with some of his com
dentally struck with a stone q freq neorn
woman named Emeline Harris, which 90 en-.
.sged her that she fell aboard of him with a
s.out whip and laid It SO heavily on his back
a. 10 raise several large weiks, a. well as
a araw the blood from the scars.s The negro
ra.sa, waIds appeared very penitGr., aud after
sssmy entreating Mrs r to let the outrage
a pa1s ~ unnoiiced, offered to bribe her in
was suose quently arrested and severely pnn.
iSneo at the whipping post for her conduct.
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FoRRrsr's MevEAEsfs.-A young gentleman Ia.
arrived at 5iauEtop from aberdeen, Miss, reDoris
that the Yankee expedition which was to aitack
Forrest, came out from Memphis aud made 4 de-
monsiraion In the direction OF Abcideen, and t,sn
turned sudderly and took the direction of Sayan
nah. Tenn. He also reports that Gen Forrest haA
concentrated his fore es ut Tupelo, In auticiDaiIon
Vi this expedition, and AZ soon as be discovered
the real design Of ths enemy, sarted IN the drec.
ton OF the river 10 cut him Oh. He 10 of the i'm
preston that II Is close race between Forrest
and the Yankees, making for Sherman's rear.
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n 1000 ry-The residence of Mrs Joseph
D .1-' living in the valley, was robbed YES
o osfra gay morning OF one gold ring, one pair
saiter shnses' Two underskirts, and pair Of
Haa'eI SHOES. The thief, taking advantage of
the temporary absence of Mrs D. enfsred
ner Chamber, forced the bureau drawers.
ana made OF with III , property enume Grated
! 1,.easteroay afternoon officers Adams and
bloD arrested negro named James. slave
VI william Wyatt, whom Mrs Dixon sus-
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The Mayor Of Marion, Alabama, has Issued bis
pr0ciamatfon calling upon ths citizens 20 close
tnrar doors during the Pfayai meeting held In thai
place every afternoon u o CLOCK.
seasoa, sold IN Selma, Ais, Lass THURSDAY for svs
dollars pr dozen. - s.
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A Coop REroRr A story Is told that Lien.
tenant was pfomenading In uniform one day ana
approached senirv. who cha lenged him "Halt
=, VINO comes there =. The officer, with contempt
IN every iineament OF his face, Indignantly eS.
claimed SASS =" The guard quickly replied. "Ad-
vance Ass, and give the counter sigI. - G. ayioa.
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Fat Of a Housa--About 10 o,e,oot, Ia.
Sunday night an, old two story shantu n 1Hos
room deep, situated in the western snh,nr Jm0
snort distance beyond the corporate limits
suddenly fell to the ground, greatly alarm
lpg the neighboring denizens, who were
aroused oy the l. Disc which 1t created. An
oid negro man and his dog were sleep in the
upper story at the time, but strange to saw
neither was seriously injured.
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ASavst Of a Deserter.-J. A. Heuson. mem.
per OF Go. d, 18th N. c. regiment, charged
with attempting to desert to .hs enemw
was committed to Castle Thunder yesterday
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CTkNOGRAPhERS aad Phon grsphsrs = pvo,...
~ sAis win be received by he undersisped ussil
tne nrsf day OF September next for coptfacts for
making verbatim reports Of the psoceedinss snd
oeDases OF the senate Il the Consederate statcs
Inc contractor VIII DO required 20 furnish hIa
own assissann The sessions Of the Senate Will n
estimated average abou. SIX moaths per aanum,
and eoout three hours pef day
Stationery will be Finished d the oxpense OF the
Senate, - Also reporten' roo for writing out
notes, together with lights and fuel
Tne contract will be made for one year from thu
nrse Monday Of Nctsmber next, and . pro rata
compensation paid the contractor monthly.
Thsfeports must embrace . verbatim renoet n
Gil motions, resolutions, remarks. sptecbss. Ana
SUCH amendments tfisrsd % may be necessary Is
explain the debates. ~
Tne COMMITTEES estimate that The rriucIpsI r..
porter and three sssaotants perform the work
Inc cnef reporter ana his sssistanss viii n en-
GERS OF Inc serate, and entitled 70 the nriyi,assa
ana lmmunieies incidsnisI thereto and -
the Senate for any wAat VI capacity o. adslisy
fair copy Of the AAiy reports must IS written
complete 10 time nor Tho nexs daily moruins usrsrs
~. rrcrossn WEI % adaxs1ssd s~JAs + OsS, Asasr-
1AMzs I oaR, Chairman
RW JOHNaON.
4 @ BROWN.
kichunond, June IItb. 1884.
Mk-2lamtl6thAu
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Yankee f'tsoners.-A small lot of Yankee
prisoners, captured from Grant's army
were brought to this city YESTERDAY after.
noon and committed to Castle Thunder.
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are mounted in tbs gap. The scbef force Il mn
estimated 20 be about 1--WE Thousand strong
Frederick 10 day Is not like the Frederic Of
Yesterday Since the arrival Of Gen Lew Wallacs
city IL entirely changed. Business has oeeu re-
samed, and the people seem coutident that the
danger has pa ssed.
Brig Gen p Howe had been appointed 10 com
mahd the troops In float OF the rehtis In place 81
Sigei, who had been ordered to report to Hunter.
VINO was said to be nj Hancock lin Morgan coun.
~, va, ~ miles from Frederick by the stage road
ON the 9Th inst.
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'ge OF that Office !:
The execution of Cap Leopold go H;ssLos.
Letter to His Mother

Total deaths ST 90a
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sL1u RToUDn7OMa.

TN tfenrico County Court, ith February, 1851
iaurnment and of the slaves named In th e list
adopted on Monday, thirty tive slaves were pro.
duced To the Sheriff according 10 said order, and
the Court having heard the excuses OF certain per
sons named In said list, erased their names from
the same, and for reasons appearing added TO the
said list the names Of certain others, and CLASSIFIED
certain persons for draf; and the Court doth there
fore order that the following persons produce the
slaves opposite their names In the subjoined list to
the Sheriff Of this county, at the Court House,
on Monday, the 18th day OF February, 1864, by l!
o'ciock NJ on which said day the Court VIII proceed
finally to dispose of the whole matter, and TO direct
the Sheriff to take into possession the slaves Of all
owners who on tina. day are not excused or other
wise exempted, each of whom In such case will be
liable 10 fine of $40 per day Tor each slave mol
delivered. beaides a fee Of IS to the Sheriff for
taking the slaves, and ordered the same TO be pub
l.she,l In the Richmond Dispatch Until that day.
LII. l.. Az II viz
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mYmlt 104YU1lR.

09.yRON sfnE SOUTHERN Pusea" Of February
-, 1s0a.--aA Great Desiderstum. -sIincs the CON-
menceunent oil the war many have undertaken TO
roduce writing fluids equal 70 tho celebrated inks
Of Harrison Of ghc North. and Arnoi 4. OF Europe,
but none euccccded until Hover suVplfed our pubic
with his suparior nOD- corrosive, free howirg, AND
unerasable chemical writing fud. II u certainly
equal, II not fupcrior 20 any Ink We have ever used
in every particular. We bdieve u may DO obtained
at the principal bookstores end 1t the general egcncy
for tue manufacturer, No 4 Exchange Biocs 18th
street. ~ ic-AAf
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richmond Nus:in-sG Cocrt, February II, 1864,
4 III" Court acting nuder requiSioa Of The Gov
IT this STATE for hundred and forty slaves
labor 90 Qualifications and other works necessary
fol- The pubic deience, made by virtue of an act Of
the Gaperal Assembly, entitled IAN act TO amend
and re enact lat further to pr vida for the pub
lie defence" do or1sf tbs. the persons end comte
nes mentioned III the following list deliver to Thos
U. Dudley, Sergoaet Of this city, Oh Friday, the
10Th day Of February at IL O'clock. NJ ct the City
Ii,ll Of this city, the number Of able bod,ei mais
slaves between the uges Of is and s. yeats. set o
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~ DR. JORDAN, Of Person county, North
~ Carolina, treats diseases of the throat, otihe
windpipe, and of the lungs, upon the plan of DR.
Horace Green, tina, Of direct medication OF! the at-
feciea organs. fits office is RoXbofO where good &c:
con,modatlaus can be had From BarksdaIe's Ferry,
Richmond and Danville Railroad, aud from Hills
boro', N G, on the North Carolina Railroad, there
are regular stages to Leasburg, ten miles from the
office, but IL is thought suitable conveyanccs can
be had ut S Boston, Billsboro', or Leasburs.
fl I9-4t*
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BIZ II. 4. Idylor, AuCt.

HORsES, Cows, Vehicles, Harness, wss,hs
&c.--I will sell by auction, ut the Aosee Is
en- Council Chamber Hill, at 10 O'Clock, Oh each Nee.
nesday and Saturday, the articles specially enous
rated above, and any other that may be preserla
for sale. Sales are earnestly solicited 0inte viii
X Cautborn, Tier whom / s5ll) also have &C "tr.
der Slate" and "Drop Box" a. Goddin Apperssn,
where may be found when not at X Cau,hcrn's ave.
ton roOms Sales Of any character rendered me wll
be attended to with promptitude and faiihuipes.
ja IN ,W&S15tt ii p TAYLOk, AGft.
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By Goefdin q Apperso, Anci;o,.c-.--

RhAoTiFUL Cottage Residence in sidpav w,s
ID square of four acres attached and ~, VIA
sqaare OF four acres adjoining for sale Al snc.a
Al tho request Of MIR James Via, who h,s rp,ssa.-,
larger estate in the country we shall se Al nns
auction on the premises on Monday, 18Th Fss tsss
at o'clock n, the beautifully iocael dxs'I,,'
cnpied by him, together with tho handsome saS. ~
Of four acres attached, bounded by Dover, EIroaI
En-, and strawberry SITS N'"O0i'
Aiso, that beautiful square Of four acres ,v,0, :,
tho east, bounded by Dover, EWood, Kim and d. !"
amore sts '"' '!c
On the ilrst lot there s Comfortable aw,,p,,
Continuing rooms, besides kitchen, stable Se ~
q well OF good water. Both sqnares are highly ~
proved, and abound in gse At variety Of fruit Trees
MOVERS, shrubs, &C Possession sigen by the h, oi
March next. 'A
Terms Cash. Tha taxes for this year 10 he ma,
by the purchaser. -"
fe Ill l0Di)lN ApppponN A,s,s
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~ Fob RENT.--fhe desirable treproM aud
brick war chouse, six stories high situated ON Cary
and Iith sts, formerly in tho occupancy Of J Hob
sou & 20, snn8 manufacturers. For terms, with
In mediate possession, apply ~
ALFRED MOSES,
f. l6-3, MOI Pearl street, up stairs.
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49, THE NEXT LECTURE before the Young
~ Mems christian Association will be delivered
on Thursday evening next, the 18th inst, at IN
O'Clock, In the First Presbyterian Church corner
10Th and Capitol streets, by the Rev J L BURROWS.
d D. Subject 'Ths Christian Scholar aud Soldier,
Nemt irs Of Lewis Minor Coleman. Professor IN The
University Of, Virginia and Ii, utCol Lat Regiment
Virginia Artillery" Tickets 81 each, to be had al
the doc. and the bookstores.
10 l7--MWkTh3ts
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ED yanaes IT, 2aysOr, A tsctt0aesy.

CAI.E OF Valuable Real ktate in Richmond -Pur-
A. suant TO decree entered by the Richmond iiust
.ngs Court the I'd Of February 1904 In the sun OF
Rowe ". Gaines Ex'oS d ais we shall, ON Tuesday
the 18th day Of February 1864, at O'Clock T. H.,
sell a. public auction. the premises 10 the highest
meatioIc consistiog OF one lot, With brick house
thereon st The corner Of ad aud Dusai Streets and
one lot AZ the cerner Of iih and Dayal sirceis, with
two wooden tenenents tAereon, upon tie follow In &
ternis-oae'third cash, one third Oh credit OF six
non..s ana the remaining third on credit of twelve
months, with interest the credit Pay nents from
tie day CT sale, taking from the purchaser negosfs
BILE notes fer the deferred pay mcnis, receiving
from the purchaser The whole purchase money Ia
cash he prefers 10 pay IL, and the title 70 be with
tess TIL the ssse:e purchase moDey rs paid AID u
con vey anae he dHeciea by the Court.
NM w ROWE,
G. j. GAINES, Cmm'rs.
70 6-tds THOS. J. EVANS, J