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Itt>ttt ~ II I/iI--fl 4 ~ ~ - -.
Notwiths anding the alleged ccasclcss
vigilance Of the Yankee navy in watch
ing llgchadcrunncrs on the Atlantic and
-Gulf coast Of the Confederate States,
their close attention has amounted to
comparatively little. Setting aside al
that has been imported On State and in
diyidual account, the proceeds Of the
blockade have been very great. The
restrictions imposed upon foreign COM
merce by the act Of Congress Of last ses-
SION prohibiting, absolutely, during the
pending war, the importation of any ar
..cles not necessity for the defence of the
tountry- namely: wines, spirits, jew
dry, cigars, and all the finer fabrics Of
cotton, flax, wool. C. silk, as we'll as ali
cher merchandise CRYING only for the
Indulgence of luxursls habits, has not
had tie effect to redrc the number OF
vessels engaged in 1lockadc-running :;
but, on the contrary,hc number has
steadily increased with the last year,
ana many are undcrstol to be now on
the way to engage in tn business.
The President, in a Communication to
Congress on the subject;ays that the
number Of vessels arrivin at two ports
only from the. list Of No,mbe. to the
9Th Of December was .tort-thrce, and
but a very small proporbn Of those
outwar,l bound were captled. Gut OF
l1,39G bales of cotton shipld since the
.1at Of July last, but 1872 ere lost
not quite eleven per cent.
The special report of the S,retary Of
the Treasury in relation TO t. matter
shows that there have been nported
into the Confc1eracy at the orts of
Wilmington and Charleston sile Octo-
Der %, 1854, 8,632, 600 pounds meat.
100000 pounds Of lead, $4,000
pounds os saltpctrc, $4,000 Frs o!
shoes, 3lG, GOO pairs Of blankets, q, 600
pounds Of coffee, 60, 900 rifles, 81 ack.
agea Of rcyolvers, 2,G33 packag cl
medicine, IS cannon, with large tan-
tity Of other articles, of which we ,cd
make no mention Besides these, n, Y
valuable stores AMI supplies are bron
by way Of the Northern lines, &c
florida, by the port Of Galveston Ftl
through Mckee, across the Rio Gran,
The shipments Of cotton made
G,o,eranent account since March /
1851, amount to s., 29d,006 in spec
OF this, cotton, TO the value Of 81 ,5ao, o.
has been shipped since the lst OF j
asl up to the lst Of December.
1T is a matter Of absolute impossible
Tor the fcdel,als to stop cur blocka'
running at The port Of Wilmington.
the wind blows off the coast, tho blo
aling fleet is driven off. If the W
blows iaatiwsI'd, they are compelled
haul off 70 a great distance to'esespe
terrible SEA which dashes on 70
coast without a 'aarbor within II
days Gail. The shoals on the NJ
Carolina coas. are from five to TIVE
miles wide; and they are, moreover, 9
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THE VAR NEWS.

There was an absolutc-dcarth Of news
Yesterday, except such as is TO be CLEANED
from the Northern papers The Peters,
burg and Richmond litcs were, as usual
Of late, quiet. Forty Yankee prisoners,
cautursl ina Shirmish on Mahonc's front,
.. Petersburg, on Saturday night, were
brought over to the city last evening,
and along with them dozen or more
Yankee dcscrtcrs.
From the Yankee papers it will be
seen there is great controversy amongst
Them as to who IS to blame for the recent
.di>craceful failure of the Eutlcr-Poitcr
expedition. The SNerald, I;mes and
Philadelphia /a2aiyer attempt to make
Old Butler the scrapcgo,t; but the Fri
1,,ac takes up !or Butler manfu!ly, and
throws tic blame Of tho failure upon
the nav. Il matters little TO us how
his question is settled, but VIC hope the
ouarrc' may be long and heated. Oar
people know that, under Providence, Tie
successful rcpr.~s>.a,i the grand armada
wa due 10 tie skill Of generals and
the splendid courage of our tif>ops.
We have nothing from Savannah bu.
what we find in the Northern papers.
,,...,, ... Cp tt,; c,,1,;nct viii a., f,,,,, y
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GOODS.
- ] case Black and White Lawns,
/ case Black and White Prints,
ease Hair Pins,
cases Back Glazed Spool Cotton,
eres White Glazed Spool Cotton,
ID pisces White and Fancy FlanEcls,
- Plc,es Dark Prints,
80 pieces Brown Cottcns,
lo1 doXcl WaIaing,
100 pieces Belt Ribbon,
lee dozen Round Combs,
500 deem l.rer Collars,
dozen Hclasttched handkerchief,
dozen Lliler> Bosom Shirts,
Baratheas, -iiacas,
Det,,iSe. Brown jns,,
Brown Cloth, FOR yluaL>;
IIoop-skirts, Towels.
Gents ShawlS,
Prince Royal Elac', Killing Init.
l,C30 pounds Talow, IN sale by
A. TOT LEsON & CO.,
No. III Main street,
ia 3-St Richmond, Virginia.
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BY Davenport s. Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(Otice corner of Cary and Thirteenth strcets.)


4 UCTLON SALE OF STOCkS.-
~ DAVENPORT X co. will offcr at auction,
on FRIDAY, January 9Th, at the office Of the Old
Dominion Insurance Company, corner Of Thirteents,
and Cary streets, at II O'clock NJ, the following
STOCKS:
>:50,ooO non-taxable 59o-mllion loan, coupons
on;
10000 ncn-taxahle 5o0-million loan, January
coupons off;
$4,000 Cont, deritc Bonds, from 1865 to 1881;
l60Go Seven-thirty Notes,
5000 Cotton Bonds,
10000 l5-million Registered and Coupon Bonds,
- shares Bank of the Commonwealth,
50 shares Bank of Richmond
40 shares Bank Of Virginia,
so shares Central Railroad,
ID shares Cotton and Wool Gard Company.
Persons desiring to add Stock to the above sale
will please hand them in the day previous. JAZZ
ALSO,
$500 Virginia State Stocks, long dates;
fl00 Sterling Bills,
ESQ Sterling Bills,
$1,000 in Gold. ia s. DAVENPORT & co.
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TOSEPH HODGSON, WHOLESALE
81 COMMISSION MERCHANT, NORTH SIDE
OF TIE BASIN, RICHMOND, respectfully an
aounces to his ficrIs ana 10 tn public That he has
III AMPLE WAREHOUSE for receiving and sto-
ring all kinds Of PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE,
Which he wiifrpcciye and sell at the usual conmls-
sion Of fv: Per cent, and three Per cent. Tor the
Confederate aud soldiers tax.
He tl1t IS that his experience for the last forty
years guarantees TO his consigrors tina: ample JUS
tee viii be don" them.
For his responsibility and fair dealing he refers to
Mcssrs Kent, plire {, Co, Mcssrs. Tariy 4 Will
nans, Richmond; L. Nunually, Esq, President ct
the 3 INK of the Commonwealth Judge Ri 13rd II.
Field, OF Cu!pcpcr Colonel Julian Harrison, Elk
III: Or. David rannil, of Orange; \. S. Lee,
Lynchburg. &c o0-"tW
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By E. B. Cook, Auctioneef,
(No. 10 Main street,

III OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOES,
&c FOR SALE AT AUCTION. - On TIES
DAY, January ), 1865, viii veil at auction at MY
Store. an excellent assortment Of useful FURNI-
TURE, &c. beginning at 10 o'clock, comprising, in
part, Handsome Walnut: and other Eedsteads,
Walnut and other Cabinets, Rarble-top;
Mahogany Sdeboard
Hook-case Tables Chairs,
Feather Beds, Hair and shuck Mattresses,
excellent Paror Cooking-Stove,
Cooking and Office Stoves,
Cutting Knife,
90 pairs Stout Brogahs, Watches, &c.
Oil Cloth, Carpets, &c.
Also, will be added
5 excellent Feather Beds
lsBeat, Scines,
Lot OF Harness. -
superior Gold Watch,
excellent Guns
jas T.. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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general meeting OF tns
IN ho beld At t,eir BANKING HOUSE, IN the
I. y Of Of . Riehmon, on MONDAY the 9th Of Janu-
The law provides that no officer or diraGtor OF tine
~ s,'a - d,reetors or officers Of the bank, nor
Il any proxy be valid which shall have been ex-
-. IRA VIM +. Ia I.OF, CaShief
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Sourg-SIDE ARTILLERY DEFESCEs,
Jaouarv2 1865 {

JanuhTvZ, 1000.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, OFFI-
w GERS and privates belonging to company
T. Captain William J. Dabney's commandl, sta
toned on the Broad Rock road, in the sOuth-sade
artillery defences, and1in proximity to David Nc
Daniels, ESQ., residence, return our sincere thanks
for the uniform kindness with which the entire COM
mand has been treated since our location near hun
and we whose names are hereunto annexed express
our heartfelt gratitude to the above gentleman and
Lady for the kounteeus feast furnished on New
Years day, and the courtesy with which We were
treated on that OCCASION.
F. W. DOGGE1T,
First Lieutenant commanding;
W. d. IRuAp,
Third Sergeant
PalrA1g b. BROOKMAN,
= PRIVATE r. WILSTHIRE,
psIyA1I J. L. BATES,
ia3-lts and others
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BY Hill, Diclla & Co., Aucaoneers.
1.-TWO CARPENTERS AT AUCTION.
! On WEDNESDAY, the 4th of January next,
at 10 o'clock, we will sell two No CAHfENTEkS,
each about twcntythrce years Of age, and sold foI
no fault Also, a No. BLACKSMITH.
HILL, DICKINSON s. CO.,
da3l Auchoneers
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By William Tcnch & Co., Auctinneers,
petersburg, Virginia.)

by William Icnch Co., AuctlnneerS,
petersburg, Virginia.
I ARRATT'S HOTEL FOR RENT AT
- AUCTION.--As surviving partner of the late
concern of John f. Friend & Co., SHALL on Tt ES-
DAY, the 10th Of January, 1865, at IL O'Clock,
bidder, till the 3lst Of December 1868, JARRATTS
HOTEL, in Petersburg, with stables, &c, attached.
The property is too well knownto require further
description. JOHN COLE.
WILLIAM TkSCH & Co., Auctioneers.
At the same time and place, We will sell the fol-
lowing FURNITURE i'll said Hotel:
81 Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
~ I,cdsteads, Bedding, &c.
IS Mahogany Bureaus, with glass
l3o Tables and Washstands,
90 WaSiIbowls and Pitchers,
60 Chambers,
Carpets on the floor,
superior 7-octuyc Piano, said to be fine
instruments;
4etc-a-Tcte Sofas,
2 Mahogany Rocking Chairs,
% Reception Chairs,
3Marbe-Top Tables,
Plated Pitcher and Waiter,
large Nantel Glasses,
BrOcater, Curtains
Parlor Brussels CARPET,
so Dining Room VhairS.
Crockery, Knives and Forks, pertaining to a
hotel;
lrou Safe,
Omlibus, III good order
Ii. FITZGERALD & e.
WILLIAM Tf.,cu & CO., AUctoneers. ia
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TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS REWAED.-A reward Of TWO
lIINnREN AND FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid

DOLLARS KEW AIDA reward u IVY
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid
Tor the delivery to me- in this city, OF each enc Ct
the following SLAVES, who nave ahsconded from
Tn. Carbon lIll Mines. i'll this county, during the
Tast six months:
CHARLES, rualatto, about FIVE feet nine inches
in height thirtytwo years DID, not stout with very
noticeable grey tyas from Orange county 49,.
DANIEL, IL Gall brown negro, a2out I'VE lHst
eight ncius height, nineteen or twenty years DID,
ye,v spriehtly oo.ntenanee, and very laxative
WILLIAM, imk b own or black, fve ieet c,snt OF
nine inche, in height, very slightly made thir,y
,ne,nor. from Gloucester county, VirgiEla
'i TEsrus dstk brown, five feet seven or eight
inches in height, well made, pleasant c"unlenancs
and good address twenty-five to t@ years u
LEWIS, black, five feet seven or elSh. Inches III
height, fq,lira built, but not very sI3nt; '"sn'y-
eight or thirty years Of age; limps signify:
The two latter have relations LIVING IN ri 'hn@nd'
aud bave BEEN employed Tor s2,1e W. sp ~
chester. 'oAi-' '" Ant
de 2-oaWiW --r-'
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BY Edliny & Co, Auctioneer.,

By Edlin2 & Co, AUctioneers,
No 202 Main street
WE WILL SELL, at our auction
w house, No. 2'2 Main street, on TUESDAY
MORNING, the Sd Of January ls65>a general as
sortment Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, &c, consisting in part Of the following ::
BEDSTEAD3, LADIES' CLOAKS,
FEATHER BEDS, PANTS, VESTS
MATTRESSES, SMOKING TOBACCO,
BLANKETS, WRITING PAPER,
QUILTS. PARLOE and COOKING
SIDEBOARDS, STOVES,
BUREAUS, CEOCKERYWARE,
WAS!ISTANDS, PLATED SPOONS and
CHAIRS, FORKS,
STAIR RODS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
ALSO
One handsome set COTTAGE FURNITURE,
A fine S1OETLNU RIFLE
. j. 2-2t' EDI.ING & CO, Auctioneers
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ENERAI. G. TOCHMAN has resumed
III the LEGAL PRACTICE. His LAW OFFICE
is on Main street, in the basement OF the second
ho,se above Seventh. street, nearly opposite ths
Arlington House. =,
liz will attend also to CLAIMS AGAINST the
GOV EMINENT. &c. in 3--eoal2s'
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MARRIED.,

Az The residence of Tho Rev. Phillip Courtney.
NEWTON " MEREDITH, of company a, F,f-
,cen'h Virginia regiment, 10 SUSAN f. HOMES.
daughter o! u. J. Homes, both OF Uenrico ..
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DRICK RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
ID AUC1ION-I shall SELL to the highest bid
dor at auction on TUESDAY EVENING, January
Sd, 1868, at O'Clock, that BRICK RESIDENCE on
jackson street, nearly opposite Mr.. II. Maynards $,
and near the corner Of Foushee street, containing
six rooms. and kitchen and necessary out-houses
water on the premises.
Sale positive and terms cash.
SAMUEL T. PERKINsON.
T. n Coor Auctioneer dc 3l-3ts
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AUCTION 6ALE8
FUrURE DAY,

FUTURE 0A IS
BY Williamson Co., Auctioiieers,
no. l92 Main street, between Ninth and Tcnth,l
l. GLASS AND CRoCKEIYwARE.
FURNITURE,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
STONES
GOLD WATCHES, &C.,
On FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, will sell, at otir salcsrooms, No.
1872 Main street, fine assortment OF GOODS, con-
sisting Of the following and other articles:
| Mahogany Piano,
Brussels ana other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hircloth Rockers,
Dining. Pa,lor and Kitchen Tables,
Iete-a-TeteS and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Ecdstcads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Bosters Sheets, Blankets, &c.
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
Boots arnl Shoes,
Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves.
jas WILLIAMSON & co Auctioneers.
A DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF
"A PERSONAL PROPERTY-As ndrninistra-
tax OF the estate OF the late LarkinS p. Ford, l
shall sell, publc auction for cash, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of the deceased consisting of the usual
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, in
and Harness, Saddle, Birdie, SC, &e. The sale Will
take place at his late residence, Grace, between
Twcnty -cighth and Twenty ninth streets, on TUES
DAY. the 10th day Of January, 10 ~, ,,or,
Admnistrat.ix Of Larking r Ford, deceased
il 3-3ts
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TTeUSE ANDLOT, ON TWENTIETH
STREET, UNION HILL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-As executor of Jane Turner, deceased
T will sell at auction upon the promises, on WE'D
NESDAY, January 4th, 1865, at II O'clock NJ, her
late residence, situated above. 1t has four rooms
and good kitchen. AS it is now unoccupied, I'm
mediate possession will be given.
TyRMs: At sale. iii. SANDS, Executor.
GRuHBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. de 30-td
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NEW NUSY1

NEW MU]0Y0 ~
NEW hus1c
Ar. ". DAt1Es { soNe.
lsa Max srnErr,
T. II. 1'aylor's old stanl.)
SONGS:
YoU CAN NEvEl: WIN US BACK.
THE MOON DER THE BATTLE PLAIN
FAREWELL rHR sTAR-srAN0LF.0 BAN.
I'VE BROUGHT THEl; AN IVY LEAF.
DEAREST SLOT OF EARTH TO ME Is HOME.
SHELLS OF OCEAN.
BRIGHTEST EYES.
CHILD OF THE EG1NENT.
All, HAVE SIGHED 10 REST.
WAIT TILL THE WAR, LOVE, rs OVER.
SEE HER STILL IN MY DREAMS.
NO ONE TO LOVE.
LULA IS GONE.
RICHMOND ON THE JAMES.
BINGEN ON THE RHINE.
BIRD OF BEAUTY.
TwINKLING STARS ARE LAUGHING, LOVE.
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.
YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS.
FADED FLOWERS.
KINGDOMS COMING.
WHO WILL. CARE FOR MOTHER NOW,
THEY SAID MY LOVE WOULD CHANGE
WITH TINE
SEPARATION.
OH, GIVE ME A HOME BY THE SEA.
CFFICER'S FUNERAL.
COTTAGE BY THE SEA
SWITZER'S FAREWELL.
VACANT CHAIR.
WHERE ARE NOW THE HOPES I CHE
RIsHED!
HURRAH FOR OUR FLAG.
WHEN SAW SWEET NELLIE HOME.
GENTLE NETTIE MOORE.
LISTEN TO THE MocKINa-BIRD.
NO SURRENDER.
CALL NE NOT BACK FROM THE ECHo1,Bss
SHORE.
WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING .
SOLDIERS SUIT OF GREY.
sTAR-sPANGLED CROSS.
GOD WILL DEFEND TIE RIGHT.
VIRGINIA, TIE HOME OF THE FREE.
MOTHER, OH, SING ME- TO REST.
THE DYING WARRIOR.
HEAR NE, NORMA.
THERE Is MUSIC IN TIE AIR.
SOLDIERS GRAVE.
DO THEY MISS ME AT HOME!
INSTRUMENTAL:
RAINBOW sCIIOTTIsCHE.
EVERGREEN WALTZ.
LA rLURE DE PERLEs - SHOWER OF
PEARLS.
.1LIANT VARIATIONS.
MoRNING-sTAR w1E1--
MA1DEN'S PRAYER.
MOCKING-BIRD QUICKSTEF.
| sTONEWALL QUICKSTEP.
! SOLDIERS ADIEU.
MOUNTAIN BoY-YARIATioNs.
BooUET WALTZ.
| ALICE WALTZ.
MY HOME WALTZ.
CASTLE WALTZ.
SHELLS OF OCEAN.
l v,vCc nAYv0D
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By L. II. Luck & Co., Auctionecrs,
NO. sc Main street.)

By l.. ii. Luck u Co., AuctlOnecrs,
(No. Sc Main street.)
IN TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1865,
~ we will sell at auction, without reserve, for
cash only large and general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
COOKING-SrONE, PARLOR CARPETS, CHINA,
GLASS AND FARTiIENWARE. INDIGO,
GLOVES, STONE CHINA, SHOES, BL!AN-
KETS, &C.
WAHDRcBES,
CABINETS,
CHAIRS,
] PARLOR CARPET, &c yards;
set CHINA, At pieces;
COOKING-STOyE,
lot WINDOW PAPER,
lot STONE CHINA,
l small CAHPEr,
400 bags SMOKING TOBACCO,
OFFICE STOVES,
FINE CLOCKS,
COATS AND PANTS,
fine LADIES kACK CLOTH CLOAK,
SILVER WATT1TEH,
GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
/ fine RIFLE,
2 large MIRRORS,
BEDSTEADS.
Parties wishing to contril,uie to this sale will
please send in during to-day (Monday) as this will
secure quick sales and speedy returns.
ALSO,
fine rearl-kcycd ACCORDION,
GRAND PIANO, very sweet tone;
60 pairs HEAVY BROGANS, we'll made
Oh elegant shoe for servants.
ja2 L. ii. LUCK, Auctioneer.
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Bv Thomas W. keesce, Auctioneer,

NNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CON.
DEMNED WAGONS AND FIFTY CON
D&NNED HORSES AND MULES.-Will be sc!d
at au,tirn, v,. vIICpsL.4Y. the 10Th day q Ian
rary, 1868, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Confederate States lot, Bacons Quarter branch one
hundred and fifty condemned WAGONS and fifty
condemned HORSES AND MULES.
By order Of Il. z. ARCHER, Major and Quarter
master. 1. W. Ahf.oEh'
.1c % Auctioncer.
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A DEMONSTRATORS S1.---
~ FINE HORSE, BUGGY, &c.--At the 'aveA
sale. by g. Ragland, surviving partner, will sell
fine HORSE, Of the Revenue stock, suited both Tor
the buggy or cavalry purposes; sound and active
Al.o y good TOP-BUGGY, HARNESS, SADDLE,
RRIiII f. Ne. WILLIAM PRIDDY,
Administrator of Elisha Williams, deceased
GprRBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. tie ~
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.


GALE OF BRICE-MAKING TOOLS,
- LUMBER, CARTS, MULE, HORSE, &c.-As
surviving partner of the firm Of Williams & Rag
land, viii sell, at the hzich yard, on Leigh street.
beyond Broo!; avenue on TUESDAY, the 81 day
of January, at III o'clock A. NJ, the stock of
BRASS AND IRON MOULDS,
BRICK PRESS,
2 MORTAR GRINDERS,
WLEELBARROWS,
TIE SHELTERS, containing large
quantity of Lumber, Old Iron, &c.
! MULE, HORSE, CARTS,
l WAGON, HARNESS,
Lot of AXES, WEDGES, &c.
TkKMs: Cash. G.. RAGLAND,
Surviving partner.
GKupBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Persons indebted to the firm will make payment
to me; those having claims against it will please
present them at once.
propose to continue on my individual account,
The business Of MAKING AND LAYING BRICKS,
which spctfully ask continuance OF the patronage
DO ~ frln received.
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WANTED.

WANTED, WORK.-Any one wanting
w sober and industrious DAY or ALL
NIGHT WATCHMIAN, or mo. CORN MILLER,
with permanent exemption papers, can DO accomo-
dated by applying at L. NJ. GRANTS, corner Of
First and Main streets, Richmond Virginia.
80
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BY G. w. Willis. Auctioncer,

(No. G3 Main strce..)
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w n.y store, on TUESDAY. January 8.
at 10 o'clock, desirable lot of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SHOES, BLANKETS, &c.
GOLD ard SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, sc.
ALSO,
chest CARPENTERS TOOLS, in frst-rate
order; nearly new.
ja2 &. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
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40 novnis. Apple Butter. Arr'e butter
soe,u u Sugar, sugar. suerr-s barrels nlean
sSe. oIa Soda kegs Bacon, ps,a ,ags n' Run
NJ r o.ni brandy, Holland Gin Appi4
Bsa Inv Inc br.tle and sallan. s'9di'sh' Su'lsf'
ii'a ho'Ss = s'' 4 WEsENDoScK,
Ne. oaa street, -hetwes'. Sixth a'ia seventh
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N EGROES FOR HIRE.-I have come
~ forty or fifty NEGROES, house servant,
cooks, farm hands and carpenters, which I will
ne out privately until NEXT WEDNESDAY ut
~ O'Clock, at which time all that are not Srevioisy
hired oat Will be hired publicly, to the highest
bidder, at IIenrico Court. house
de Sit GEORGH-D PLEASANT6
EOk HIRE SIX GIRLS, from twelve
j to fifteen years of age.
de 3l-3t' On. J. N. POWELL.
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LfOR HIRE, ten or twelve NEGROES
Il ior the ensuing year-some FIELD HANDS,
SMITH, two DINING-ROOM SERVANTS.
MARTIN s. CARDOZO,
ia 2-Ns Twelfth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

M ANTED, by a young man. exempt
w from military duty, SITUATION. Has
had several years experience in mercantile life
Best OF references given As to character, &c. Ad.
dress AAkVIE, post-ofice box No. SO7. ja Sit
"ANTED.-A Virginia LADY, quail
wv fed to teach tho English branches and
Music, also the rndiments Of French, n re1uirsd,
desires situation in private family. Address,
Immediately, T. H., box l,377, Richmond pos-oice.
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4 YOU N G LADY, fully qualified,
IA wishes to obtain SITUATION in private
family to teach small children OF SITUATION -
MUSIC TEACHER in = school. Terms, upon ap-
plication. Address Mrs. +. NJ. H., Richmond, Va.
IL 3-lts
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NERVANTS FOR HIRE.-MEN. wa
NJ MEN and BOYS for hire by
! Ja st e. & s. W6RTHAM = c0
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\ LADY, who wishes employment, is
~. DESTROYS of getting a few small children %
music scholars. Sho will teach at q much more
moderate price than is generally required Address
box l27, Richmond post-office. ia 3-eod6ts r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

| M URSE FOR HIRE.-A settlcf1 aER.
IN WANT WOMAN, without encn,nhrnnnn. Who
IS an experienced, reliable and faithful NURSE Tor
,iiants Mill be hired for the present year in nat
c"Pae,ty, and none other. Compensation not q
consideration IN procuring her desirable and COM
Iostatie home Apply at my residence, on the cor
ner al franklin and Adams streets
ia 2-at. s. n wArsov
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

WANTED TO RENT, small FARM,
w or DWELLING with garden attached, ON
or near the Fredericksburg railroad and within
fifteen twenty miles Of Richmond. Apply to n.
WINSTON, Registers office, Treasury Department.
ia S-3ts -.
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9 ERvANTS FOR HIRE.-Two good.
COOKS. without circumference: three CHM
BERMAInS. two of them good nurses and plain
sealn.trcssesl; three or fosr small GIRLS, frp,n
twelve to fifteen yeats old !; one Keod HOUSE BOY
toned to general service. Apply at j. III Wakes
store, Main street. ED. NJ MORGAN,
ia ITS -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

NEGROES FOR HIRE, THIS YEAR.
~ a. my house, on Seventeenth street.
"ASnERS AND IRONERa, SEANSTRESNES ~
LADIES' MAIDS, and other laborers.
Jao ~ JOHN PRIDnY
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GERVANTS WANTED.-An inEpll-
~ gent. ac:iye, honest H ,@1,Ef sn C0Qk.