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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-21
THE TOBACCO OF FOREIGNERS.
Among the diplomatic papers recently laid before Con
gress the following Executive order relative to tobacco
in this country owned by foreign Governments

Washington, N0pember 10, 1863
In consideration of the peculiar circumstances and
amity deemed to be due to friendly Powers any tobacco
in the United States belonging to the Government either
of France Austria any other State with which this
country at peace and which tobacco purchased and
paid for by such Government prior the fourth day Of
March, 1861 may be exported from any port of the Uni
ted States under the supervision and upon the RESPONSE
blty of the naval officers of such Governments and in
conformity to such regulations may be presented by
the Secretary of State of the United States and
wise. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-21


MT SMITH offered the following resolution, and moved
the previous question on its adoption
whereas most Desperate wicked and bloody rebellion
exists within the jurisdiction of the United States and tbe
safety and security of personal and national liberty depend
upon is absolute aud utter exunc ion Therefore,
Resoed That is The political civil, moral and sacred
duty ~ the people IT, fight H. and ~ v.r
destroy IT. thereby establishing perfect and unalten bl.
liberty.
The previou. qnesi was seconded, aud the main
question ordered
Mr. ALLEN. IL 1t in order to move b, rersr
the resolution 70 the committee on revolut;narv .ts
The SPEAKER. II is noti the main question bayus
been ordered 'e
M J z. ALLEN. Then move to lay the resolution
nays l0l, 20 "
me resolution was adopted yeas liz. nays 16 Those
who voted in the negative are:
:, hessrs james c. Allen Aucona Dsnni on BENJAMIN q
| WIS Long, Marcy, Mcdowell, William X Miller, Nor
on John Nell, Pendleton Robinson Stiles Voorhees,
Snhton A. White, and Fernando Wood-l6.
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EsARM for rent, negroes for hire, end sale Of
ID personal propsrty.-On Wednesday; the 2ad
inst, the farm Whsrson Mrs A Gregory lately re-
sided, in the county Of Chesterfield, near Drewry's
Bluff, viii be rented at public auction, on the
premises, for balance Of the yesr. Immediately
same time Will be sold ell Of tho household and
kitchen furniture, farming implements, . good
horse, COW, hogs, lot Of nice CORN sheef cats, fod
der and shucks, sesce cord wood, and contents Of
ice house. A II pREWRY, Guardian.
The accessibility II this place to Rich mond, beth
by the river and railroad several times per day I,
makes It desirable to person Who might wish to do
business In Richmond ead at the same time have
his family enjoy the benefits Of the country.
q D.
Pos1PoalMBET.-Ths above sale has been post
place il the day Il suitable; NOT, on the next fair
day thereafter. lmh 6-9t"1 A 81 d.
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aid EEUn WILL BE
I RECEIVED AT PAR

0LD ISUH WILL BE
UNTIL MARCH s1sr
WM POLK having opened large and select
Main street. two doors above the Dispatch of1ce,
would invite attention, amongst other thlnss 10 the
following goods, at reduced prices:
5000 yards dguFed mouslln delaines
2patterns extra quality white Chinese SILK.
for evening dre1ees
25oo yds English and American calicoes
SEQ yds fne tape checked muslin
1900 yds 80 inch bieached shifting
100 yds super Knglish msltons, for summer
1000 yds Graal.sville 50 inch brown shielding
1000 yds DO brown shistiDes
ssS $50 "a: Petersburg ( brown .hirsiuss
500 yds n osnaburgs
500 yds oolored ( oGnahuygs
400 d heavy % full Jersey and sleeps gray
500 pairs ladies' morocco ehces
800 do do lasting gaitsss
300 do chldrens and misses shoes
eco do mems Shoes, Of various styles
$500 boxes genuine MEson's backing
300 Q,oss bone sutpender buttons
1900 dozen white and figured agate buttons
SOD gross assorted pearl buttone
so gross lasting vest aud coat buttons
40 ladies' tuck combs, very scarce article
500 lbs superior b!esched shoe thread !.
500 dcz Ciark's, Costs's, and Ford's spool co.,
40 pairs excellent English No 10 cotton cards
1000 pairs ladies' Aoss
500 pairs gents half hose
Skirt braids, tapes fine combs
Tooth brushes, letter and note paper
5000 envelopes, lead pencils. pen holders
Ink, coiored sewing elk
Hooks and eyes, DO
A1Do not forget the place, No ls7 Main q.
NH 2S-4st
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10 seeonn endatlon Of Congress ~.
- 11nouneol b : ME- Pfooaamasaon -
- Hfeoideat thAs Friday, the eth OF Apf.,'
- oheeeved throughout the Coniceeracy
= ny a fhstlng and prayer.
n eaaxot 81 doubted that this rscomm nj
6n&ioA VIII b universally compneo ""
sArouGhoat our country. We need n0 ",. :,
ateeaeo 10 rsAsons for II, 90 clearly -. .na
u tAA rssolatiopA and prosiams.o.s. ,srv
which saggsss tAsnssivss rsae aa,,.ordinary
minA he history OF to's :. ar,dsneea or
safucriS, hAs been fruitful o. ss.1 -.
tAe meerposition OF m Aim'ga's. 49,
"A "a evidsut y Il that NOT " oea o"n
~,.sc. ..d might have we been % Tar res-
80 srcm the evils with which we are still
.H.s.ssneA. that none but an inndci could
s.esshe 20 human agency the glory OF our
1slIysssncs. The ingratituds, the exAltation
az ssG The Intense selnshnsss, the universal
eplhe Of greed and extortion, which have
followed thess Manifestations Of Divine fa>
~or may well demand not only public day,
but many private days. OF fasting, humiiia-
hon, and penitence, Lost, like the children
pf Israel, under Moses, this generation
should Be compelled to wander forty years
IN TIE wilderness, and never permitted ito
enter tie promissdlsad. We arc on the eve
of events big with the destiny of ourselves
aad our postex4ty. "A future the most awful
Nat the human Imagination can contemplate
av,its N II Ne fAil; future ~ glorious and
happy . any nation ever attained ON earth
n ve sucseol That destiny, whether for
wal or woe, Is in the hand Of God, and that
hand only the puyer Of faith and the pro-
foundness Of penitence and humiliation can
ax1ay on our behalf
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By Benson Bro, Aucts.,
Charlottesville. Val

4 BEAUTIFUL Farm, with elegant brick
~ dwelling, In the county Of Albemarle, for
IeHE-At the request Of the owner, we will rent,
at our auction rooms, in the town Of Chaylottes-
yI,e on the 10th inst for year from the let OF
phi next, that beautiful little farm, containing
20 acres, with a large new brick dwelling, situ-
ated three fourths of . mile from Keswick Depot,
on the Central Railroad, and eight miles below
Charlottesville. The netahborhood IL ~ desirable
as any In the State. BENSON 4 BRO,
NH l0-0aWtd AuctiOneers.
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4 t,soee RalInsv.

II So. 81. -
To s6eAdy ~ = = ~ - sss.s.a..sts
letry % form tfsesy w. s.:.~ a -
states although tn0 Au. e-s.,- "a Az.
least ave Of them 49,. r.,es,. .,.ht,
tincaly acknowledges - 49, ns...e.re mr. th.
.ycars ago--is pssisc.y ns-...,-.,.
traditional poliey =. ,'.r,rs ~. .ac.eaicr
That Governmens, io.s s.,. ~ !. s.,,.na.
OF the Southern Ss 80, ~. ga ,ro,, :. g..
ence In Wnicn = !. 10 q. ,,,anrea .4nrs. =, y. .
the man 49, .-.s,.,.n,. .ur cy..r,a IA IA
gfievous sn., ,~s-..... - -. "a - !.
made e's.nes :. sss .-.n ~ ~
WIZ W.. -. s.a.,,sa,a,.~ i, go. 49, ~.a-,s
sua'. 80 ~ ~ - III ...s =, s.,s...,s =.
- a.. o,Is,...,aa - aa..a. MIR
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ss,., s ~. .s ......SA 80 A.. ... va ra.s.
"a sn,..n A,..,,a. A. - -. - :.
,,ssos ccn.,nnas NE. $3.50. .s s.. ~ ~
s..as, g.. ~. .s,s,S 1870 ....ss - 80 49,
-. .,-S - pss - 90 -. !. -,
". '. - 80 - $3.50
~ s.o supv nv e..p. p.ou1a a.. :. ,rs,ar A..
-, "a. ,,,,c,,
s.w.S , 80 - A.. ,,o- h.,
v,,,.,,,- .-;es a. .ho n,-.,ar nroauct;on
&c 80. s. A.. CO., ,,,.-. ca ,.rv cod.
sa 49, ~ 60 :. 49,. co. o,u,a ,,ov sorce
tra,,. ~ The s,ra,yn star,a from Eeypt and
china ppon the manufacturers. who were
c,n,e,,ed IN ACCENT Them or altogether
abandon their factories Trne. that when
peace came the certainty was that the Con-
feser,te s:an,e wouta drive all the others out.
and once mora assums the place Il had tenn
o,,,,,,n., m, tho, ,hero ,v.s tho chance
H. ~, a.s,-,rtno tho s,,at.u of ,.hor IN
a.. so,,h .tbo ,rod,..;n, ,n;,h+ n. 40.
.t.oras rr.rv.t;n, hr,o a,a oont;nuae %
,or1 rno,, tbat ch.nc. md fo- ., az roason
~. Do. Ca.... .,,...., =.
=.
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Vs. 1oiu-
s's.,u. .n. , .s ~ Se1 - pa'-
80 '.. "''A "A' y" -" 0's' nn'" Il
D'i'i'u ponos'
Ano YET were VIC 10 oe suojugateo w.
nioiio"' eo i'' iiohi Supsef'ihs sno Gus "a
O'i'Asn STATESMEN, IL "ouio utterly eoo'er'
'uch' "ioa' oli'aih' III oiuef 'n"' sn0 ln'S
CONTINUE toIuie tne seas ana 10 possess the
sources Oh lnooefn "eaith-tnat 49, iii tDe
COTTON III 'ne "oiioiS wiling " encourages
this war to the utmost aud thereby to leave
US 10 the Tish u su"lusa'ioh' we are not
going 10 De supJugateo-ho thahks TO her !;
but II we were, there Can De no palmer pro-
position than that she wouio lose tue oomln
ion OF the seas, every loot OF lana sne con-
unues TO hoid on thiS continent ahc every
set'isinen' IL WHICH pouho VI ce'ton cah
% reared. one "ouio oscoMe dependent Oh
he' lN"s III "anuiactures anu commerce lof
the staple on which her existence depends,
and they Would dole it out to her in such
m;nuts Quantities. and pnder a,.eh heavy
l,,,;o. .,,at .h. $50 ,,o,;,sh,, 10 r,,;,,oS
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w. RICHMOND Philharmonic Association -
VI Members OF this Association vii! meet for re-
heareal 1t their rooms, over Elicit Weisaer's ha,
st< re, this evening at ~ O'Clock. Members hxyng
books viii return them to the Secretary at THU
rehearsal. punc:uai attendance is requested.
By order of the President
CHAMBERLAYNE, JR, sec'y.
NH lS-ltA
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y
NALUAoLE seA lisfsstivs LAnd "a Hon>seeaA
ne sase.-Ae ~ request II III ssstjqui trust,
.hell on Thursd.y, Sist nsssh. II q Il ~
y, odH fbr sals, e tAs resnieso. - pnk,ie 10
tSon, 70 the highet biddss. (witkout feeafd g
Weafhef,) . tfaotVf land IN thc eonrfv a. Henr~sr
lying on both side Of ths Riohnood. ffeasrisss.s
burg and Potomac Railroad, between ilishmond mi
Ahland, ard about two miles non The laftey olscs
and one mile fTo0 Kelly's turnout.
The tract contains o01 ecrss, shout ons-third Of
and having upon II enms good pine Snd oak timber.
The land he's mot besA Improved but = suseeptihIe
Of high degree Of impsovsnsnt, md, being near
Richmond and immediatsty on the rallruad, could
be very readily and cheaply impFUved.
There are on The pfsmi6ss aged framed dwelling.
house, recently erected, with DIX rooms and pas.
sage on sach moor, dnd double veslndsh IL 'front.'
aud ssimiiar one In the rear; good kjtohen, With
two roume; three excsllsnt quarters, two Win th1ee
house, which f0u Of icei ban, corn HOUSE. sta
hes fbs horses and COWS, and two wsts Of nns W.
ter, both Of which are ven bfioksd up. The plees
n vsJl Watered, and well drained and enclosed.
The title 10 this land Is believed b be perfect but
selling trustees, we can only oonyey with epecsl
warranty. Possession Of the house cen Be given
uithin ten DAYS from the DAY Of esis, and the pur-
chaser enter UPON ths laad Immediately fo3 thu
purpose Of farming operations.
snd two years. (equai payments) secured by deed
by the purchaser. Confederate bonds, ct market
value, will b accepted In payment. Ths taxes fos
1Ss4 10 b paia BY tho purchaser.
L PRICE,
BENZ POLLARD.
mn 70 Trustees tor Mary ThoRaton.
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RVNA Wa rs

NNE Hundred Dollars RswAsd-We win ray
~ 4l0o reward for tine apprenson and delivery
to US Of James Isaac, the property Of Newton,
ss Ee Isaac a., Is az. aOsos yesss ~ 10 ,neSs
high, large mouth. He was IN The hospital 81
Ssaunton, from which plaoe be disappeared about
the last Of October, 1903.
Pm fABB SON,
NH 19-2aw3ws Exchange Building.
DAN AWAY-From the gravel train on Sunday,
~, 6ah un, four negroes, named Sed. Ffederscx,
En0rd, and Albert hired OF Mrs A Isbeu. Of Gum
berland county. Edord and Albert are Of bright
gingerbreA color, feet 10 inches high; Ned ana
Frederick are Of dark complexion, stout, iees y.
inches high. Tho usual reward viii be PAID TOE
their appfehens,oa 0fALCOT,
NH Sta eupt Richmond and Danv!lle n.
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IA. We are requested TO state that the name OF
JAMES ByReS, Of company &C., aoth Virginia bat
talon, advertised IN Friday and Saturdays Dispatch
as q deeerteY, was mietake, he having furough
and being at home siek at tneAime.
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0NE-F0URTH Interest In two Tracts Of Land
Y Of s7X and 40 Acres, 10 Hanover county, near
10 Ashland for sale at auction.-At the request d
Thursday, the 3lst Of March, 1854, at IL O'Clock n
her interest ne.fourth) IN two tracts Of land To-
Gated - above, one containing 87 acres, and for.
merly owned by the late Hector DAVIS; the other
contrasting 10 OF heavily wooded land, formerly
owned By the late Fendali Ragland.
These lands sTe the same Of which the late vii.
liam James Jones died sezsd.
TERxs-Cash. The taxes for 1854 to be paid by
the purcha er.
The foregoing sale will take place at the residence
Of Mr. aicaard Thornton. near 10 Ashland, imme-
dietey altar the gale Of bis land.
NH % GoDDIN + APPERsON, Aucts
OAo AORES Of James river LAID, Negroes,
CfO Stock, sc, for sale Will be sold 10 the
highest bidder, on the premises, without reserve,
on Tuesday, the 9Th dsy OF April next my tract Of
land containing oi6 acres OF which l60 acres Is low
grounds and abou: 40 acres Of good branch fats, SEQ
acres wood land snd some old field pine; q good
brick dwelling house, with six roons, passa 8 and
elosets and ali necessary out buildings, Except
barn and threshing machne,l which has been re-
Gently burnt) 1t lies on the north side OF the river,
Is miles above Richmond s0d miles above Gooch
land Court House; has q very valuable corn nil,
running two pairs Of stones, q circular saw mill,
supplied with water fro the canal; between 80 and
40 negroes, men women, boys and children household
aud kitchen furniture very superior rosewood
piano, with Coeman's G'liaa attachment carriage
AID harness; buggy and harnees, ~ good a. new ;
portable threshing machi2e; buckeye reaper aad
mower; horees 10 mules, 40 cattle, 10 work oxen,
80 sheep, and 60 hogs; very nne Co,swoid ram !;
about 90 barrels Of corn. and all other things on the
place.
TERxs Cash or credit, TO sui. purchasers. A..
1t is very seldom such valuable property is In
market. There 10 now seeded on the place 900
bushels winter oats and lS0 bushels wheat. Should
the day be too wet 10 be cut, the sale viii take
place ne asst coed dag thsrsstjtss
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M- We call attention to the Grand Easter Bail to
be gwen g. the New aarkei Hail, o; 9Th and
Marshall els, to night. su Agreeable time is pro-
missed 70 al who may attend.
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CAMP MAR RAPtDAN RIvm, VAT
February, 1881.
VETERANS OF THE cONYEDERATR

CAMp MAR RAPlDAN RIvKR, Va
To:,RaaESxvr VETERANS OF TIE % s5's'' 'issDass'
Hisvipg in progress an enterprise by which man
OF the neld, with and without ranh, living and
dead whose emiuently merit0rious leeds shall BE-
placed In the annals Of the present American war.
the undersigned respectfully invites the public
soidery In partioular-tO furnish incidents of re-
markable daring, endurance, suTerings, sacrifices,
and other trials In hospital, mssches,
and battle.
Fscss must be attesesd by one or two persons.
and endorsed BY supesior onices, giving In full the
Addressing me In care Of he.sNasnolia Weekly
Richmond We, communications will DO received
safely end promptly from cash command Of The
armies Of the Coniedcracy. GEORGE CHASE.
90 Al joornsis q tho Southern pres feeling IN
will please copy and notice sditoTiany.
NH l6-StAWlm
pAPRR. ENvHL0P1A SC,
Wholesale only.
Suffers and msechaats VIII And, ct our stors,
No 10 Pearl street, Aah0ond,
1,ooo Do Con1bdsrsas paDsr
10000 imported envelopes
Sooooo Con1bdsssts snvslepes.
Msncraadun BOOKS
1s7ss4 Soeis
nses psnclis
Nh 2S--Sts DAU6HAAN NlCnAnDc.
HT0II5E-Tns ssis6rsss1 ssslllon tsl.s* will
stard this sesssn e ma oa sssas s. s. ..
- "a ~ M = - 1alass, al = @ slA
0h44Wtve - &NMAA s
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CHESTERFIELD PARK
Spring Meeting, 1864.

The Spring Races over this new and elegant Course
will commence on Friday, TIE 8d Of June, and con-
tinue Ave days.
Fret Day, Friday, June s-A sweepstaks, two
priesor 70 add $1,000. Three or more 70 make .
race.
Second Day, Wednesday, June 9 "A sweepstske
for three year ods 500 entrance half forfeit. The
Proprietor 70 add $500 Three or moro to make
race
Third Day, Thursday, June 0--Purss Of $50, two
mile heats.
Fourth Day, Friday, June 10 Purse $1,000, three
mile heata.
Fifth Day, Saturday, June ll.-PursS $780,, .a!le
heats, best three In Ave.
The above stakes will close the let of April, by
which time al entries must bo made "a the Propre.
tor, at Richmond. Entrance fee 10 each stake ten
per cent.
~ The Proprietor reserves the privilege Of post
ponng any race 70 which he gives money II the
weather is unfavoYabie.
nh 26-Hat&M DE- WARD Proprietor
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n asantnss - - = ~.
xAe spsne Hnsse os3 ~ Dssad 40 Cuus11
wili ss.essee N - thifd Sstdas = M, fDln,J
- Da5. 10y, my se;-A fas 49,, mr.
0No heoAa olcoo 4tsan0s. thsse q more - nake
raee; - vkloh ~ Pfops1etos win odd ot0o0.
49, nces naee, aa.s d1Y-A Coz 1laks. mile Aeats.
feee. Tho Proprietor 10 odd o60o.
- md Day Wednesday, Nay - "A purse u 800,
two. mile heats, free for ail ageo.
Second Race, sadas day.-A ewespstaks for three
ear olds, mile heals, 600 entr4ncs, S0oo forfeit
hree of more 70 make O. race. The Propgietoe %
Ndd 600. -
THIRD Day.--A purse Of $500, three nile hssss,
FOURTH Dsy-Sour niis beats, for Purse Of
oloo0.
Fifth Dsy.-Prss Of 600, mile heats.
Second RA0e, same dAy-A 6WeepQAlre for three
year olds, 600 entxance, 42c0 forfeit, three or
more TO make race. The Proprietor to odd $500.
Al the above stakes viii close on the lat IL zprl.
by which tine I'll entries must I've made 70 tho Pro.
prietor, At Nchmoad. Entrance 70 the above
purses 10 per cent.
10Ths Proprietor, reserves tho privilege Of post.
ponisg any 5ace 10 which he gives money II the
weather ID unfavofAble.
DAVID MDANIEL, Proprietor.
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NH0ROKS FOB SALE AND HIRE.

TnR Hire-Yor the balance Of tbs year. NO
Nurae and ChambermAid. She has nsey
about i've weeks old TefnS modsgAts. AppiJ!o
Cnahier Of Bank o. VI. NH Se-Rf
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w. NOTICE.-C HALL,
~ Attorney at Law,
Military ard Civil.
Battery No 9, Richmond Daferees. NH 2S-Stf
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tOy1CI SouTH1nH Tn1oRAYH CouPAMnDi
Richmond, March -, 1854.
THE stockholders Of the Washington and New
Orleans, Richmond, Charlottesville and 6tsun.
ton, Lynohburg and Abingdon, and East Tennsaeee
Telegraph Companies, are hereby notified that the
Ave Per can't tax levied BY the law passed 17th FEB
ruary, 1884, on tho value Of Ill shares held In teIs
graph or other companies. win DO paid BY NE an.
dessgned ct this ofce, and they will therefore cmis
the stock held In any Of those oompanlcS 10 tnsif
Lists 70 asseeocgQ. 2cUANIdts
Auditor Southern Telegraph Companks.
NH 40-2taWtlstJun0
CTnANHR DONffA-EOF Petersburg, Will load
- this day, March 2oeh, and Monday. tho 2eeh
ie5t u tho loot Of Inn = !fsilns ~ pss nm m
olsos q Z baSrsli CHAs CANAAN, Ar.
sThos n Alfrisnd iusures By this nne. NH 2e-2t
TNOR oALE-LsAO q machiae eop Md GOD
vaee9 power until June lssh, loo6; avs hihes,
- boN and nus oatear, one dSlll peeos, one t4ii
hanms5, blseksnith's fuege end tools, %, u Il
mo voO1D,
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NOTICE to Pereens Volunteering in Gen Il e
~ Lees Army-A liberal bounty viii be paid to
each Of six eight recruits who will volunteer In
the Army Of Northern Virginia for the beneht Of .
soldier who has been wounded, and cannot stand
the heat and marches CT the summer. For each re-
cruit farlough Of thirty days can bs got for him.
Persons liable to CONSUMPTION, who have net been
enrolled, can volunteer For information, apply ct
HILL 4 kORPLEET'S,
Corner Cary and Virginia ste. Richmond.
NH 2S-eOdStt
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TSTRAY.-Taken Up few days after the lss.
! ~ Yenkee raid, small bay horec mule The
owner will come forward, prove property, psy
dealt with according 70 law. Apply 70 Nathaniel
Mayo, on the canal, IL miles above Richmond.
mh Ip-l0ts NATHANIEL MAYO.
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- MAD ~ - Aseelg el1e 49,
soms tlne pGDt, "a t1ks pl1auaRe 3 49, 11lng
Il b ueee8aato, o)oRkA AsA olI oehoe poeoooo ~.
Ing writing = 10, - ~ bet 61t1ele u MS1e ink
have uee1 Ne mere Than tWu yenr1s = hll NH
Will ned ~ tug1hee opumou6at1oo. TSy n 81
ypu will ~ eatisoed OF ~ Woeth.
t9iensd) , p 0Acno .
4 We chssrfully concur In the above teeeamony %
(0ienedl ~ gAIs,
" TUI1Y,
n " Ail1x.
No7ioH.--This lax can be had wnelseeio eho -
All INIT nm IN boftles or b. measuFs q TIE store
No / under Exchange Hotel, 18th q. nh p Fit
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yyTaETED-To exchange Gotten yarn ,saeh blinds.
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meal, bscor, beef, potatoes, DC. FIR the Of
woykmen. A liberal exchange will b. msds. Call
us, cofrer tn and Canal ste al Tres; By mail
box 355. MERCER HILL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

DLEAeE lake Notice-That applicants for tickets
to purchase supplies provided BY the City
Council rssidug in the ID district, bounded by tho
the east side Of Henry aud west side = lst) must
apply II my store, No lib Main street, "a door be.
low the American Hotel. on Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thuvsday, the 2Sth S0th and 3lst iost between
the hours Of Z and r n, and at no oihek time or
place lmh 0S-Sttl TaOS Q DREWkY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-28

H.DR ALFRED HU1SRs, treating diseases after
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his oce and residence :ns south eide OF Marshall
etreet, midway between lst aud Adams sta
Office hours Morning. irem to 10: Noon. from
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
Yesterday Afternoons Dispatches
FROM MEXICO.
Great Pfogresg Of the French Amy
ANOTHER REBEL DEFEAT.
MOsby's GuerriIlas Outwitted.
The Potomac Army Very Quiet.
ST. DOMINGO.
NEW YoRK. Jannarv II.

New YoRK, January IL.
By the steamship Columbia, which ar
rived at this port yesterday, have highly
interesting news from st. Domingo.
Our advices from Mexico represent the
French as meeting with almost uninter-
rupted success in the progress Of their diff
ferent columns through the country.
Various cities and towns had been ocou-
pied by Imperial arms, including Gunana-
juato and Aqusscslientes, and the invs-
ders were marching on Juarezs capital
which they expected to occupy by Christ
mas.
1t is reported by the French and their
partizsns that Jusres himself would seek
safety by fleeing to Texas.
General Mirsmon Wss engaged in rails
ing force to march on Durango.
The entire State Of ofTamulipas it was ex-
pected wo1ld soon be in possession of the
Imperialites.
From st. Domingo we learn that the
Spaniards had gained another victory
over the Insurgents in front Of Puerto
Plata driving them successfully from vari-
GUS positions, though the number Of killed
and wounded is said to be comparatively
small.
Reinforeements for the Spanisrds are
constantly arriving, and it was supposed
they would soon have sufficient force to
overcome all opposition.