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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26

CoTToN CARDs-We have seer a pair of the
Cotton Cards made at the Factory in this town
They very handsome, aud said to be as good as
the genuine Whttemore. The price is high,
though not equal to the price of the imported
Cards. The Proprietors have expended some
$4,000 in putting the works in operation, and
hope if successful in getting back portion of
their large outlay, to reduce the price of the Cards
About 20 pairs day made, and sold as fast as
made-FoyetteeiAc Observer.
A SOLDIER ACcIDENTLY KILLED-Leut Lane
of the seth n. &. T. was accidently killed at the
Depot of the Central Road at this place on Sunday
last, by being caught between the platform of the
water tank and the train Of cars while in motion,
thus horribly crushing him, aud causing immediate
death.
We learn shat this is the third soldier that has
met untimely death at this place in the same
manner, and we would therefore most respectfully
invite the attention Of the Chief Engineer to the
condition of said platform, and we earnestly pro-
test that its present position to the track shall no
longer endanger the lives of our soldiers or citi
zens.-G Greensboro Patriot.
4 GREAT COMET PREDICTED.-The following,
says English paper, is an extract of letter just
received from Melburne 'Professsor Newmager,
on three years scientific visit from Bavaria,
tells US that in 1865 comet shall come so close
as to endanger this our earth; and should it not
attach itself Gas one globule of quicksilver to an
other) nor annihilate US, the sight will be most
beautiful to behold During three nights We shall
have no darkness, but be bathed 10 the brilliant
light of the blazing train"
. n8- On Wednesday Goth, Writ Adams repuls-
ed 1900 Federals Mechancsve, Miss
Loss not stated
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26

ONE MORE ENROLLMENT.-The appointments of
the Enrolling Officer for this District, will be found
in to days paper. This enrolment is under the
new Military Law. and embraces all white males
between the ages of IL and so, without regard to
previous exemptions. Free negroes, between the
ages of Is and So are also to be enrollad. This
latter class, suppose, is to be used to work on
Notifications. The gentlemen of African Descent
like white folks already seeking places to save
them from conscription.
The military law, and the regulations issued
by the Bureau of Conscription will be found the
outside of our paper and will afford all necessary
information. If those interested will read the law
and instructions carefully, they will understand
their obligations and how to proceed if they en-
titled to exemption.
HELPING THEMSELVES are informed that
twenty three sacks of Meal, deposited at Centre
Depot, to be sent to Dstillery in Iredcll county
to be converted into Whiskey, were seized by some
females in that neighborhood last week, and dstrb
be turned into whiskey in violation of law and with
regard to the present urgent demand for bread,
hence the decisive action of the women in the mat
ter.
e" We learn that at a recent meeting of the
Board of Superintendent of Common Schools for
this county John p. Ross, Esq, resigned the office
of Chairman of the Board, and Geo. w. Donald
Esq was elected to fill the vacancy. For several
years past Mr. Ross has discharged the duties of the
office well and faithfully. We have doubt Mr.
Mcdonald will make a good officer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26
LIST Lieut.. and En-. Officer Sth Di

ALEX HALL, Surgeon Z PEEpLEToN, Asst Sur
geon, and W II HowFRTos, NJ. r., Medical Examining
Board will be present the above times and places
April Is, 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26

OFFICE or INSPECTOR OF Ordnance, 6. s. n,
Karrerton n c.. 18th April. 1891.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26

na- On Wednesday Goth, Writ Adams repuls-
ed 1900 Federals near Mechanicsvilie, Miss.
Loss not stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
THE ROW BETWEEN THE, FRENCH AND

THE CLERGY IN MEXICO.
The Northern papers contain several col
umns of correspondence, which has passed
between tie clergy Of Mexico, and their late
allies tho French, from whom they have
withdrawn. The following synopsis of tho
documents will explain the cause OF the
breach:
l-Protest Of the Archbishop OF Mexico,
rs one OF the regents, against certain orders
issued 10 the namo of the Regency by Gen.
erals AlmOn:e and Salas, under command Of
the French General IN Chief, which orders
involve recognition of the sequestration
OF the church property, decreed in 1859 by
the Jaarez Government November 10,
2.-Pptest Of the Archbishop against his
removal from Office, as Regent Of the En-.
Pire, Nov. II, 1868
3.--Officiai note from Gen Hlzline to the
Archbishop, acknowledging that the dIsms-
sal Of the Archbishop from the Regency was
mede by his orders Nov. ~, 1868.
a-Reply Of the Archbishop to General
Bszaine. He declares his removal from the
Regency null and void. Nov. IS, 1863.
s-Unitcd protest Of the Archbishop, Of
Mexico, the Archbishop OF Mich"acan, the
Archbishop of Guadalajara, the Bishop OF
San Luis Potosi, and the Bishop OF Oajsca.
against the circulars end orders issued with
| reference to the church property by COM
| mand of the French General, aud declaring
| against all who shall execute them, or CO
| operate in executing them, the eYcommuni
| cation decreed by the Holy Council of Trent.
| In this protest they declare their situation
| to be worse than it was under the Juare q
Government. December 20, 1868.
6.-Decree of the Regents, Almonte and
Sslas, removing all of the Judges and other
| officers OF the Supreme Court, on the ground
of their refusal to enforce any of the laws or
| orders regarding the naturalization OF the
church property. Jan. 2. 1864.
7.-Nanitesto Of Almonte and Salas, ex-
planning this act, and declaring that they
| found it necessary to conform their action
to French policy" Jan. 2, 1864
8.-Sharp letter from Gen. Neigfe to the
Archbishop of Mexico, complaining of the
incendiary character of the publications
which are being elandestinely circulated by
tie clergy in the capital. Jan. lG, 1894.
e.-Reply of the Archbishop, declaring
! categor;cally thet never WAS the church go
bitterly presented, and that he, az chief
prelate, lnds himself In worse position
than under the Juares Government.
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COMPLIMENTARY ORDER.
The following complimentary order
has been issued by Major Gen. Elssy:
HDo'Rs DEPT or RIoExoxp.


HDo'Rs DEP'r or RICHMOND,
March Stn, 1884.
General Orders No. 10.
Tae Major General commanding coprratu.
lAtea the troops upon their cnmpletely sue.
cessf,al defence Of the city of Richmond and
its rcscne from the ravages of the invader.
The enemy was gallantly repulsed on the
on the west by Brig. Gen. q. w. g. Lees
troops. Their conduct 10 entitled to the
highest praise and credit.
To Col. Bradley T. johnson, and the off,
cer and soldiers under his command. the
thanks Of the Major General arc especially
que for the prompt and vigorous manner in
which they pursued the enemy from Beaver
Dam to Richmond, and thence to the Pa
munky and down the Peninsula, making
repeated charges, capturing many prisoners
and horses, and thwarting any attempt OF
the enemy TO charge them.
The Major General commanding begs
leave to tender to Major General HAMPTON
and his command his sincere thanks for their
cooperation In following up the enemy.
aud their gallant assault upon his camp at
Atlee's Station on Tuesday night, In which
the enemy's entire force was stampeded and
completely routed, leaving in the hands of
Gen. HAMPTON many prisoners and horses
Lastly. the conduct of the Home Guard of
King and Queen county, and Of Captain
McGruder's squadron Of the 42d battalion
Virginia cavalry, who, In conjunction with
small detacbmeDts of furloughed men, I'M
der Capt. Fox and Lieut.. Pollard, of the
cavalry Of the A. n. ". attacked the retreat
Ing column of Col. Dahlgren-killing the
leader and capturing nearly one hundred
prisoners, with negroes and horses-,1e-
serves public acknowledgment.
ny command Of Major General Elzey.
I. .. CHRsTEEY, A. A. G.
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RsaARxApLS REoIxRNr-A good deal has
hsen ,a,d of the Frat old United States Regime nj
nj Cavalry on the score of the eminent oflcers O;
The presen n, war who once belonged to IL GGt Ia
tbts ,espes, the Second Regiment United States
uraaoaas 10 the meet remarkable of all In the old
army. The following leaders on the Confederate
ana Federal sides once belonged to 1t:
H. n SibIey, Major2d U. 3. Dragons, ao1 ar'sa"
der Genera. Confederate states army. "
r. ii. anderson, Captain I'd U. 8. braso'n'' now
Major General Confederate states army
John Viliipigue, (deceased,) Lieutenant I'd L 3.
Drasoons, now Bfgadier General c. 3. A,
sc armstrong, Captain Sd U. =. LraSdons, now
Brisadier aenersl Confedersie States army.
xm Steele, Captain I'd u. :. Drag ons now
Busad,er General Confederate States army
II n. Robertson, Captain I'd 8 Dragons, now
ariqadier General Confederate etate: army.
John Pssram, Lieutenant I'd Dragons, 10"
ariRsdler General Confederate States army.
ia Halves, Capt In % U 8 Dragons, now Brig
adler General Confederate States army
Alfred Plea.anion, captain I'd U Dragons, now
Major General United States army. ro
soons. now Bigadier General United States army
T. Graham, Major I'd u Dragons, now 6fls0
der General United States army
John Ruiord tdssea.oo VINO was .ns De g. Gfs
F1rsgoons, died 4 MAJOR General uaited States
i.sai, Merrill, Lleutenant ID U Dragons now
Rrirsdier General United state. srmy ,..
We,irv Merritt, Lieutenant Sd U nfagoons,
ms. : RS,sndier General United States army
R,svrt Colonel Chss \ May, resigned hls commits
s,oa @ Major 81 Daasoons just before The war.
The following odicsrs were transferred nom sn'
"a Dragons In 1855:
WI H.rdee, now Lieutenant 0enssal confede'
q Evses. nov DHeadies General Confederate
Geo 4 Stewart, now Bhsadisf 0ensraI confsde-
rate States army. ,cc
Chas Field, now Bsisadief oesssai Cch!ede-
gete 6tates army.
11eu1eal TVfaas vse the Gss and Sea, bssnsy
SAsSecoad Colonel Of ehfs Bsdoent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
THE LEGISLATURE.

Geaate.-House bill to authorize the Gov
ernor to lease portion of land adjoining the
armory, was passed BY the Senate yester-
day.
Also, House bill to authorize sheriffs to
summon the posse cooaitatus to aid in entor-
cling impressments in certain cases.
The Senate bill 90 authorize the impress
mel. of certain salt wells, furnaces and other
property at saltville, was passed ny vote OF
ayes n, noes l3.
Mr. Grice offered preamble and resolI-
ton in regard to the arrest and sentence to
hard labor by Beast Batter, Of the Rev. Geo
N. Balm, VIM. H. II. Hodges, and Rev. John
Fl. Wingield, of Portsmouth, and request
ing the Governor to invite the attention OF
the Confederate Government to the fact, and
respectfully ask that the facts may be ilyes~
tigated, and if found % stated and believed,
that three citizens of the Federal States, II
there be such In the hands Of the COnfeder -
ate authorities, be held at hard labor as hos
tages for these three citizens OF Virginia; and
II none, that three Federal officers be placed
a. hard labor, one with ball and chain, on the
public streets, and held as hostages for
Messrs. Balm, Hodges and Wingaeld.
The preamble and resolution were unani-
mOusIy agreed to.
The report OF the oint committee relative
to the exemption of State officers, was cor
sidered until the hour for recess.
House The House passed Senate bill pro-
vidlng for the distribution OF cotton, cotton
yarns, SC. among the counties OF the State.
The bill authorizing the !mpressment of
certain salt wells, furnaces and ether prop
erty, was also passed.
Also. an act 70 present the destruction OF
enclosures on public highways in the State.
And an act to sanction aud give auth Gritty
to the Cgds Of 1860. Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

hOTt1.-l Will cell q the bsuss OF Hsnry I
DecieY IN Montgomery county, on WedNss
nay the $50 day Of this month"; n the highest bid
der. Tor ready money. ell the personal property o
sa'd Decie attached for the benefit of K r Foster
Go, CONSULTING Hf
fiousehrld End kitchen furniture
A valuable library
Horses, wagons, gears
t,fen, mich cows, blpo1cd eaitL.
Several hundred coris VI wood
Leather, salt, &c.
ALSO,
Thirteen very valuable necroes
l. Fl ANtEs. Dcpa,y f,s
W MosTAaus. sheriff Montgomery CO.
Hih -1ds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

E4CE4t.EST Farm, called lebanon Of a3s
II acres, In Charles city county, on the Chicka-
hominy, % miles below Richmond, for saIe.-We
Lebanon, located a. above, near t. Rorhnrv and
10 the farm which the late John w Bradley re-
Gently rented. II contains, by Old survey, Qce
acres, Of which about three -fourtbs Is open land
Of excellent SOIL and one fourth In original growth,
embracing some fac white OAK and superior r r
press for making shingles. The improvements
consist OF a comfortable dwelling, containing ,it
rooms above the basement; bHrn, stable, Quar-
ters, fee.house, SC, and a good peach and annie
orchard. lire now occupied by MI Jones as tenant,
The taxes for 1864 10 be paid by the purchaser.
NH st CODDIN & AppE tSnN
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By Godsisa T. 6ppersc,:, 4 Hc:s.
TXCHLLENT and we'll located Farm in AmeIi,

EXCHLLENT and ~eIl-loSA.ed Farm in AmeIia
~ county, near The II, contaiDrR S23 arsS
aId valuable trsc: Of .oo acres in ssic county four
miles catan: from CAa,a and Mattcax dero,s. (, ,
premises, on Tuesday. the e'h March, 1854, as {.
o'clock NJ, the excellent and Handsomely locateo
farm now in the occupancy Of Dir Theodore Caring.
ton. II ahtoihS the land Of Nessrs r Archer
5AmI y" eisiger, and others. and within one mile
Of Amelia G II It contains @;S acres, of which
about one bali ls open land the balance In wood AID
timber Tbs open land 70 naturally Of hne soil, bni
not being we'll cultivated for several years PAST new
shows to disadvantage. The buildings tho1y no,
dWelng with FIVE rooms, ana tbs usual out. ouiid
oss The nsigh aorhcod is equal to auy In The ccun
sy, and The place With smsil outlay could be made
a valuable one. Possession cen be had in q short
time After the sale VI the farm, 3. the same place
will be sold valuable tract Of 100 acres OF land in
sai1 county, adjoining the lands OF Mcssrs W S
archer, Thomas Tsbb, and Sa,n1 Rutherford
About four m.ies dis;sn from Chuia or MattoSx de
pots, on the Dshvilie Yai,rcad. About tall 0per
superior cak aad Org timber. The improve
nen's on the open land ccus's, cn!y Of Ill frame
dwelling, eontsin;rS or four rocms. As this IL
really valuable tract OF land, persous dispose t.
purchase it arc invited to Examine It before the day
OF sale.
TasAs For both tracts, cash; and the taxes 70,
1864 to be Es!d by the purchasers.
Mh , GOpIIN 4 AFPE2S0N, Auc,s
In conss qnence OF shs rain, the f,resoiug farms
We're not nsred for safe !ss,erdsy. 70 feet sal.
Ia week, ths owners Will take fer til. .?3 snrss
in the present cE'reSsy s, par Comparatively al
these prices The Janis seem tn bs cha~p
Apply At once to GJDpIN b APPEBaON,
uhs-m Auei;onsGTe.
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V7IR0INIA HOTEL, siauotop, Va FL scHsP-
" FER. Proprietor, would respectfully inf,ro
hh esnds ana -. sae.saSH p."as "c.s 4, -
Iuropean nyia and il prepared 70 fssnish eo1fpt
shIs Rooms, xith good and clean bsda. ~ the day,
vssk, or mONth.
Ths fsrusf dining room ef thu Hcssl h kept BY
Msasss Smith Bsasd - = rsatsufaat, whore mes .
Are served q al hare IN ths day aud nigAt, u ~
etvirs t.avslsrs the oppostaai:y either b carry
tn ir own or call for what THAR appeeun
nay desIrs.
he sleA,es Of The Hotal ere 40 ssntsd, and aEe
kept opN ~ Sssdias leses. nAs-seesss
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0AL 1SEZn R01 mn

"AuADLE Farm q $40 acsae. ~ I.nrs.c .o
~ near tbs harrisburg road, four lnlsA nrlov
nn0Mmo. 'of saie AT the resnFst OF mr. T v
cn0anger VT oler far safe privately h;s yalaaAIa
IIm Ia Hsnfi'p county, foar suiIes below 4 ,eh.
mood, between the Williamsburg and Ch,r,es tI,v
foaas Hean:saa $40 sor.s, $50 eGres OF Whit
s.e eeAsiiy wood~d Fifteen thou.aLd cords OF
wooa are low estimate Of the qaac,iiy still uncu,
One hundred acres of the land are In an excel,ant
.tass OF Cultivation, and under good fence. From
10. Williamsburg s0sd 10 the house there il An "a
o"scns onfdoroy road half mile In length.
Ane 'mpr0Tements consist OF two-siory An Al.
Hc dweiIlos house 10 exoelien. order; an Oversee
mouse o. three rooms, stable for eight horses su ~
Oaf0, smoke houas and Kitchen
An excellent crop q vegetables and susar m IL,
*as made on the place last year, and TIE place v
oofed Tor sale only beoauss the owner being IN tho
service 10 unable to attend 10 It properly. L biu
euateay outside Of The outer Tine OF defenoes, and
pas been entirely protected from p.llsxe and de-
sFnetiou Terms cash Apply to
mhs ~ 6ODDiN d APPaRSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

n EAT and hal asomsly located farm Of SEX
~ scrss. On the Brock turnpike, c miles above
Richmond. 70, sale at austnn.-At the request tf
MIR I'm Joyce. (who has purchased a larger farm
We snail sc at auction, On ths pram,sss, On Thurs
day the 10th March, 1884, at o'clock d. the nest
and handsomely located little farm now occupied BY
him, adj lining thu "Y.llov Tavern" tract contain
log 26E acres. CT whit sbout 20 acres ars cleared
AMI six sorea in woods. The improvements c3nsist
Of an excellent dwelling containing i've room; also
kitchen, barn. stable, carriage b. Use, co,n Souas
dairy. ard blacksmith and vlsslwrist,'s shop,
AID we'll of good wat.y. Tgsre Is aoe collection
:aaa !, we'll enclosed and the open snd well ditched
and In fine heart There is NV seadsi On il ten
acres In oats and clover four bushels potatoes eco
cabbage plants, cabbage seed. Ep9'ish peas AID
kal-. The location Is 50 excellent Doe f,r store
81 otke- kinds &C business. Poscs Jon given Ia
G week. Toe taxes Or 1891 to Is paid ny The Eur
chaser. GODDIN Il APPEk4rN,
nh Auctienaers.
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BY r. y. Hsasaxts, AUsI.


r ARaH stock sale OF valuable and daaAea0s
II Glassware, and
HosSefornishilo oeoA2 -,
for sale at arctioo.
Ian INSTRUCTED By Mr. w Dfaaeh, The s1SvtvlAG
partner Of A Ralkjcy Co, - ell d ths6 sopee,
No la7 Main st, Wednesday,, III in1e, . - oeek
the whole Of their handsons eRi 11olSa1le oA1k q
goods, among which may name . opean13l oaD1s>r
meot Ct
superb cut glass bsWis, deeantags, tamll1so
magnificent dinner ~ q 1ec0a1o1 e011e
China asshes, platn, &c, aoA b4A1 ~ -
Socp bows, Snreene, Asshse, 80
Elegant walters
Brsss, bropz d and oshss a16trcns
Very perb ipported sess u lbA soVoo
chadpg dMhes
az snd tea urns, cc6se po1o
Heavily PLATED -, ts0te and 0eDose 1po1oD
Cav ing knves, forks ~ sessas
A quantity Of Aodeefss sspsstae soaso ootl
cutlery
handsome store desk
Superb ah0V cases, aAd =.
Numerous other very dsAsalle ooo1D
The whole Of The skvs having b0eo 0e1 t01I
cionsly selected with regard - SNaly - s1o, NJ
A~ss guarantee d givsa - SsysgS.
The SALE y psrsnpeosy
NH 3 ILuA9AUU, A
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"A siN6 opportunity for Investment Ia rex.s
"A Lands.-I have for sale seine Of the A, est
ix"ds In TIE State II Texas, located In varo ma
OF the State, convenient to trans porta..eu
j. Z sPlLMiR,
ND o-lOt@ Corner 10th and Main sta
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~ Sames n. Taylor, A uettonser.

YELLED WOOD, nesr the city st auei Ion On
r Friday. tho ilth day nf March. 4 II &C eek ~,
will be sod upon the p n;Ass, the fsltd Wood lying
upcn tn. tract Of laed owned BY Jesss Wiliismk,
situate, near the Brook tuSr PIKE, sb1ut three miles
from the sitY. opp site ,he Ss IN frmer.y ews~i BY
L W Rose, ard stjoiniog the iAnd of john Psftsr
EGG The wool is mostly p2.c. ~ IT'D Soma oak, and
beics Gear ths city and ga goa rosd il valuable
Irans- Cash. JAS TAYLOR,
NIB g. 1, Auctions CT.
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NJ f wiz seli a, oufaue,ion rooms On Franklin
" street; on Fddsy next, at l0* O'Clock
Soda, Vinegar
A lot af household and kitchen furniture
Yabies, chairs
S1iass and crockery ware
Handsome carpet, &c, &c.
Parties wishing on flbnte IN this sale are se~
aues;ed 10 s~nd IN their goods on Thursday.
PUL,IAM iiANES k'WEIsIGER,
nh v-0 Aucstoneeus.
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WHITE, MONTElRo & CO have in siprs Al
w cter for sale the following cxciee eaicctian 0

VKTHITE, M0NTElRo & CO have in siprs aad
w cter for sale the following c-rce esicesian Of
Goods, wig
bblsseouine Old Bourbon whisSey (the beet
In the Confectionery
6 bh!f choice old rye wh.skey
GIBBS doe apple h-... d vsars old
sluartar casks ola Cosnac brandy
cask superior cid Holland gin
DO rum. very superior SD tamarA
90 Jetrey's spark ing a,e
abhis superior gng.,sh cut sugar
g. tcves Candles, was, sperm, and aaiE:h!ihe
10 cases " Preston & Co.'S Scotch whtskey
do si'ieng Aonsseuas champagne
s 10 JustiIart 4 Co.'S do
BOTTLED IIoUoRa.
200 bottles celebrated Pearl Drop Wh.sksy, years
old, warranted
500 bottles superior Old Bourbon wfisksy, years
Old
500 bottles superior Old rye whiskey
ECO do choice J .maica rum
100 Go Scheidsn giE
900 do Poland gin
scs MEDICINAL 1sz oatY.
leo bottles gen-:ns dsnnessy brandy, Ia yesTs
cid, ire gent!emah's private cellar
Choice brandy peaches, olives
Jsllies, pickles, sauces, mustarda
ealad oils preserves, 81
Stomach and 6aI room b.ttefs, Manufactured
only by ourseivee, guaranteed to give mi.
versal Satisfaction
rcsAcoo, CIGARS, ua
boxes Hola de best chewing tobacco
9 do LsnghorLe's gold IsaS 60
10000 Florida cigars vsr!oss s4os
Apa every variety Of smoking tobacco.
Orders froza suffers and country merchants
promptly 6led. WHITE, AnNTEIBO co,
NH 7-l0t iis Main st, Richmond.
drown Sugar, Codash, &c.
Is 10 half bbIs bright and dry brown sugar
To- quarter do 90
20 eases Goldfish In prime order
10 do English Durham, nus..fS
10 do old Essi''a es cheese
Fer 81. a LYEsBr's,
mh -eod3,t 18th ct, bet Main and Cary.
NOR Medlcai Purposes-
4 100 bottles Madeira, 80 years In hct.lss
100 bottles pure old LoIdcG Docs brandy
go do n1ss Cad bourbon wh,skey
2ra 90 blackberry cordial, very suI esior
For sale at LVERBY's,
IDEAS and Dried Apples, &.
!. tbis black eyed and Is bsgs yellow peas
bhi dried spp.es
IS lbs superior inaigs. 70: ssl. ~
mn s-as jNO aoRlON 4 son.
FXCHANGE HOTEL -No.,ce -such OF the STOCK
II holders Of the Exchange Hotel Company a.
have not yet received the par valce Of their st0ck
and dividends are requested To call for payment s2c
1864. These who fail to 90 20 sre sotahed that the
I516Rrer will then inves. :. -Four per cent Conied
crate bonds for tesi: senent
NH 1--x,s Jas d GARDNER, Treas'r.
AIRW SADDLE AND
~ HARNESS MANDATORY
The subscriber, formerly Of tbs firm OF Cottreu
Co. having taken the house 18th street, betwesE
Main and Cary, osms:ly o,cupied BY Dennis
N prepared TO furnish his friends aud the publh
generally With anything In hs lins, such Saddles
Harness. Brides, Collars, BreechiSg, Back Banda
nelly BsnJs Trace Chains. Brass and Nuyes.rlass(
pits, Steel plated and Brace apurs, &c; a.. cf 1hci
will be cold reasonable.
U-Repar,ns done cheap DA PCRRo.
10 2O-a0dlIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

TWO valuable granite front Tanements on the
south side q Byrd. between Oh AMI 10Th cts
Tor sale at sccton.-Wni be aoii 1T sncten, on IL
premises. on Friday. the 1l,h Match, 1894, at !
O'Clock n, these Two granite front tenements 10
Gated as above, row In the occupancy respectively
OF Messrs N Peasants and Patrick Have saai.
renting for about 500 per snnum. Thsie teae
ments are IN good order, and regarded good Lusi.
ness locations
TERNS-Cash The taxa and !.sarnnce for lSc.
20 De pAif5y the pui chsser.
mn 8 GODnId & APPEasON, Auots.