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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNI-
TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, February Goth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, We
will rent at auction for the term Of one year from the
18th OF February, the BRICK and FRAME HOUSE
on the north side of Clay, between Second and
Third streets.
1t has five rooms, besides kitchen; is in good or
der. and Is furnished with gas and water.
After which. will be sold the FURNITURE
therein, embracing the usual variety, consisting,
part, Of
A neat Cottage set Of FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS and other CARPETS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE Sc
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
fe IL AuctioneerS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

" cry VALUABLE FARM OF
FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY.EIGHT
AND A HALE. ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND,
AND GRIST AND SAW-MILL. AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND FEET OF INCH PLANK, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 9th of February.
at II o'clock NJ, the valuable FARM of FIVE hun
dred and torty-eght and half acres, in Chester
held county, the present residence Of DR.. d. G.
Wlnfree 1t lies on Falling creek, within ak miles
OF Richmond; two hundred and ninety-five acres
cleared, the balance heavily wooded and we'll tim
bered, being, probably, the largest body of wood
land In any one tract near the city. The land is
IN high state Of cultivation, and much of it has
been lined and covered. It is we'll watered and
healthy There is mill site the place and the
walls of the mill and part of the remains stand
The improvements consist of an excellent brick
dwelling, with four rooms above the basement and
all necessary out-houses, and large ce-house filled
with ice.
After the sale Of the farm, we will sell q SAW
and GR1ST MILL, on Falling creek, a never. falling
stream, with four acres of land attached in GOOD
repair. Also, fifteen thousand feet of Inch
PLANK, and one LOG WAGON, in good order. and
handsome set of DOUBLE HARNESS,
TERMS: At sale.
4 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
fe l6-eOd6t
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Hamlet IS Nrw DRpss-At Pixies Onera
House in Cincinnati there il to be an amateur dra
matte festival. at which Hamlet" will be piyen
with what il certainly an entirely new cast The
melancholy Dane" will be represented by Colonel
Charles Anderson. Lieutenant-Govern6 of Ohio.
and Enoch I. Carson, collector OF the port of Gin,
cinnati, will be the first graye-digger. Pooniua
Will be played oy treasury Department clerk, Ho-
lucky lawyer, Rosenrcantz by an eminent arch;
tect, Osric by a hardware merchant, the Priest by
a tobacco merchant the Captain of Norway's for Is
BY captain III the United States army, and other
parts by various citizens The proceeds of the on
te,tanment are to be devoted to the benefit of SOL
d,ers' families
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE. No. 8 BELVIN'S BLOCK, GO
VERNON STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AMI
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, EIRGINIA.-The un-
derslgned have associated themselves together, I'm
der the firm and style of BURTON & WALLACE,
tor the purpose Of conducting GENERAL COM
MISSION AND AUCTION BUSINESS. They are
prepared to receive consignment all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, viz: Wheat, Tobacco,
Corn, Flour. Meal, Bacon, Lard; CATTLE Of all
kinds, HORSES, MULES. NEGROES, &c, from
any part of the Confederacy. They also pre-
pared to receive and sell, by auction private SALE
all kinds OF FURNITURE, READY-MADE CLO-
THING for male or female; also, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE, &c, either at their store or
private residences in the city Also, to attend lay
sales at stores reasonable terms al any other
auctloneers in the city, either by the hour or day
They will also attend to the sale of BUTTER,
EGGS, FOWLS, DRIED FRUIT, VEGETABLES
of all kinds and any other little DOMESTIC NO
TONS for the ladies in the country or city We
VIII also buy on commission any articles for our
country customers; and, if quick sales and prompt
returns will add anything to our concern, we hope
to share portion OF public patronage.
Our regular auction, at the store, will be every
WEDNESDAY.
ConsiSnments respectfully solicited.
c. e. BURTON,
OF the late firm Of Burton, Sons Il Co., Petersbrg
g. A. WALLACE,
of the firm of VIM Wallace Sons, Richmond
The Weekly Wing, Enquirer and Examiner copy
te S-tS
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By e. B. Cook, Auctioneer,

BY f. u. COOK, Auctloneer,
(No. 20 Main street.)
III ANDSOME FURNITURE, CAR.
PETS, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, COLL
AND SILVER WATCHES, &c, FOR SALE Al
TUESDAY, the Dist instant, at lC
O'clock will sell, at my store, large assortment
Of FURNITURE, &c, embracing
l Mahogany set of Chamber Furniture
! massive Wardrobe, with Mirror and Drawers
Mahogany and Walnut Cabinets Marble
tops,
WashstandS, Chairs,
Dining, Card and Toilet Tables
BeiSteads, Feather Beds,
Mattresses and Bedding,
Several handsome Brussels and Ingram Car
pets,
beautiful magic-casc Gold Watch.
Several doub!e-cased open-tlced Gold ard
Silver Watches,
splendid Diamond Breastpin, eighteen dia-
1nondS and coral set
An excellent assortment Of Crockery, Dishes,
Plates, Cups and Saucers, &c.
A choice lot of Glassware,
Pink Satin Dresses and other Ladies' Cloth
ing,
An assortment of Gentlemen's Clothing
Writing PAPER, Envelopes,
Blank Books, DC.
Cooking and other Stoves, &c
fe Is f. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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LEE.


First Of race Of heroes, whom the Faics
Welding the wonders Of An Iron Are
Have reared to pace Its ocean. bounded stage.
And WELD tho thunder Of patrican States
On cannon-Mnitten seas and mountain yates.
Chiefamong cheftains christian scholar. sage
Whose truth grows lofticr for the conflicts RAGE.
Aud when the victor's laurel wreath elates--
Thy genius and thy virtues have been made.
A peoples heritage! and, doubly crowned
Thy Fame shows Richmond w,enched from ralnparts
round
With CHASTITY gunners in the trenches aid:
Then points exultant to the fcry hail
That hurled their kin through Shenandoah's vale
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TREASURY IEpaarxs,p
CoNHHBxRArr STATES or AxsRIc1
Richmond, August q Issx

Richmond, Angus. 3, 1874.
HERTIFICATESOF INDEBTF1,Nrc,
~ BEARING SIX PR CENT PER .r,,,.'.
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATr0S "a
the fourteenth section Of TIE act 70 rsj,,ce tn %?
rency, approved February II, 1864, the set.
e treasury Is authorized TO Issue the Dove ca,
treaty Of peace with the United States. III u
not be sold, but are only 70 be issued 10 ~,
tors OF the Government as are willing 20
same In payment Of their demands They rn,s. va
oe gwen at par, though free from taxation. A-'
Inc attention of purchasing agents and a;s,r-
ing ohicers OF the Governments called IN .b;HHf~
OF public securities as offering peculiar adya,.ss
70 those from whom the supplies Of the
are bought and to facilitate the use Of them
drawn by dsbursng officers upon the De-. lIfk
nolNnS these funds, and marked across The t,ss
Payapie IN certificates Of indebtedness xi,I -
paid III conformity herewith VIZ %
DcposItaTlss are hereby authorized and ,ec,...,
to comply With this regulation, and 70 make s,r'
cation to the Register for supplies OF e,+s bIn-
required. tssnedl g. 4. TRFvnc1 ~ as
i % Secretary Of Trc9airv
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FUTURB DAY,
BY Thomas W. Reesee, Auctioneer,
(Ofnce Governor street, between Main ana Franklin

By Thomas ". Keescc, Auctioneer.
toalce Governor street, between Main and Franklin
T WILL SELL, AT MY STORE. ON
l. Governor street between Main and Franklin,
on MONDAY, the 10th Of February, Commencing
at 10 O'Clock. large lot Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, amongst which is
Splendid Rosewood PARLOR SUITE, in
satin hrocatellc:
Plush and Hairc-loth TETE-A-TErEs and
SOFAS,
Plush and Hair-cloth CHAIRS,
Extension and other Dining TABLES.
Marble-top TABLES,
CARD TABLES,
BUREAUS,
wARDRoBEs.
DESKS,
BEDsTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES.
BLANKETS,
SHEETS,
COMFORTS,
PILLOWS and BOOSTERS,
Several splendid sets TEA CHINA,
PLATES,
DISHES.
PITCHERS and other CROCKERYWARE,
TUMBLEES,
WINE ana other GLASSWARE,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
CARPETS,
Silks, Merinos and Summer DRESSES,
Ladies' UNDERSHIRTS,
0entlemens CLOTHING,
Ladies' aud Gcntlemens SHOES,
! splendid Mexican SHAWL,
Several fine Ladies' SHAWLS,
fine DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN,
Gold and Silver WATCHES,
splendid GOLD CHAIN lwarranted),
CANARY BIRDS warranted fine song stcrs)
ALSO,
at L. NJ, will be sold, i'll front of my store,a
Splendid FAMILY CARRIAGE and HAIR
NESS, hut very little used, and in per-
feet order.
fels T.. W. KEESEE, Auc:ioneer
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4 HOUSE AND LOT IN HANOVER,

IA FREE OF CHARGE.-I have On my farm
in Hanover county, seven miles below Hanover
Courthouse depot, OH the Virginia Central railroad,
a COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with three rooms, e
kitchen and lighthouses attached, with an enclosed
yard. This house, formerly occupied by my over
seer, 1 will let any respectable man of family &C.
cupy, during the current year, free of charge; my
an incidental protection to myself and family As
an additional inducement,I will give all necessary
fuel during the year, and the free of FIVE or six
acres Of excellent land in front of the house. APP
pllcatlon with proper reference to the character
OF the applicant, to be made to me, through IIano.
yer Courthouse post-otice.
fe l3-eod3t~ MARY B. NEWTON.
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nosszRY.-On Thursday night, the
ssofeheuse Of the Rev. John H. Ray.
Inc eoifcr Of the Oristiun Adcocate.
t ~ broken into and robbed Of about
49, thousand dollars worth If hscon
DsuteeI, lard and coffee. The th;avas :.
tals case. effected an entrance thro',. -
sne isont window and passsS W.
P'andsr through the back aliey ~ 'usr
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DUILDING LOTS FOR SALE PRI-
- VATELY.-A LOT at the southwest corner II
Leigh and Foushee streets, forty-two by one hum
dred feet, 20 an alley ten feet wide.
LOT, in rear of above, on Foushee street, thirty
by ninety-seven feet.
A LOT, at southwest corner of st. Stephen and
Charity streets, thirty-seven by one hundred and
twenty feet.
A LOT, on south side of Duval street, near Daw-
son Gardner's, twenty-five by one hundred ana
thirty-fve feet.
LOT, on north side of Broad near Munford
street. adjoining ferIner residence of Hudson B,
Ford, twenty-five by one hundred and fifty feet
Apply to 0RUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
fe LIT Auctiona.rs
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By Redwood, Phillips g. Co., Auctioneers,
No. ii Main street.


WE WILL SELL. AT AUCTION,
w OH MONDAY NEXT, at our store, No 81
Nam street. an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. comprising, IN part,
l good FEATHER BED, BOLSTER and Pill
LOWS.
sLOATS SEWING-MACHINE, in complete
order;
l S1.OATS PLANTATION sEWING-MA-
CHINE new and in good order:
excellent PIANO, SIX octave, frst-late instru-
ment;
l BUREAU and BOOKCASE,
| EASY CHAIR
excellent TABLES, with leaves;
l small PIANO, for beginners;
Several small TABLES,
Gentlemen's CLOTHING,
Ladies' CLOTHING
l very fine GOLD CHAIN,
Several WATCHES, &C. sc.
Is Llnen-bo>om SHIRTS,
Several pairs SHIRTS
Youths, Misses, and tilst-iate lot of Gem
tlemens APPAREL
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS g. co.
le IL Auctione.rs
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TTOUSE AND LOT ON TuIp,rruvrt

HOUSE AND LOT, ON THIRTIETH
STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH AND NJ.
FOR SALE AT AsJCTION.-On TUESDAY,
February 2lst, at four O'Clock P. NJ, we will
ING, occupied by Mrs. Dennis, situated as above.
and adjoining the residence of John r. Mountcastle
1t has four rooms. The lot fronts thiItv-seyen
feet andfuns back two hundred and sixty -four feet
to Thirty-f street.
Terms at sale.
Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
HH Auctioneers
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1.-TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
/ SIX ACRES OF LANDIN AMELIA COUNTY,
ON NAMOZIN CREEK, WITHIN TWO MILES
OF ATTENUATION RIVER, FOR SALE PRI-
EATELY-We offer for sale the above-deScribed
farm. 1t adjoins the lands of Mr.. Nance and the
estate OF John W. Foster, deceased about thirty
cleared the balance in original growth Of oak
hickory and pine. There no improvements on
the place except large barn. To effect speedy
sale, it will be sold for the low rlce of $40 per acre
Apply at once to 0RUBBS g. WILLIAMS
fe lit Auctionoers
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THs,sURY DtY,ETyy.r,

N'0ustsr. December l. l3tt
~ EVENT Ii RI TREAS grp v
~ EOIES.-tn purslarce Of an act II C.o,,.+,,,
approved November q, 1901, entitled "An ~.
tuthof1Ie the s"t-:1:y i.Ie Tr.a.Jlrr 10 - r.,
coupon boHi h.J- seysl-thiTty :yeast ~ uote.
efs oi sdch notes e:e hereby notified that ttr 49,
payment OF LIE annual interest due. there, ~ 10
hrst day Of January, 1868, upon preseit.on - 10
came, the Lre2st-er, ASSISTANT Treasurer, ana p,
repositories las designated IL i0otI VIII s.,,. .ay
hcates therefor, which vii eati.,e the b,'5cr, =.
COUPON bolds payable thirty years after 70 f,s. -
OF January ltj,, 5e.rl1g ak PER c4r.. Il. - ct 2
the saIi first OF JaaIfry, SIS, 1srasie 90 tbe
days OF JANUARY and JuIy il eaci year. HE ~
surrr, Assistant 1reasurers and Dernsi. rio. u-1T
make weekly reports - the Register ct th. 1r,.,
az such certificates issued at their o.,.S yh.r.,
bonds viii be sent forward in satisfaction OF am
he notes Will be cancelled in the usual rnaurar,s3
forwarded to the First Auditor.
q. A TRENHOLM,
Secretary c! IreasYrr
Treasurer at Richmond, Vagina
Assistant ireasu at CL;,ite st1n All Mobile
DeposItanes at Raleigh aEd v illa.i gton No,tt "a.
rohna, ~
Depositares at Charleston aAt. Columbia, so1.bCa.
rohla. "a
Depositaries at Savannah anc ALg,..ta Geora;,
Deposita1es al Tallahassee, Honda az! Mor,.o.
mery, Alabama.
Depostanes at Columbus, Mississippi, ana Hoas.o,
and Marshall. Texas. ~ ",'A
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DRAINED HOUSE. WITH STORI

ERAMED HOUSE, WITH STORE
Il AND STORE FIXTURES, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION-On TUESDAY EVENING.
the 2lst instant. at o'clock, will sell a very de-
sirable FRAMED DWELLING-HOCSE, containing
four rooms, and kitchen adjoining. 1t is now fitted
up rs store, with glass cases, counter and desk
1t is situated Broad street, the east side be-
low the vacant lot between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, and is built upon land with an unexnired
lease.
The lease has upwards of four years to run, and
is subject to nominal ground rent.
The land fronts twelve feet on Broad street, and
runs back hundred and eighty feet, to the Jail
property.
The purchaser can remove the buildings by the
expiration of the lease. The insurance is paid.
TERMS: Cash.
Taxes for the present year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. fe Is T.. b. COOK, Auctioneer
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! NE Fl NDRED DOLLARS RE.

nNE Fl u NDRED DOLLARS RE-
- WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber in
Iowhatan, JAMES: yellow boy, eighteen years
Old large. little stoopeddown look when conv.rsed
with, SIX feet III height large feet wooden bottom
shoes, soled velvet cap, dark roundabout coat and
pants, hne set OF teeth The above reward Will be
gwen for the delivery of the above servant to the
s SUBSCRIBER or Tor securing him in the Richmond
s. >, c.. c. TYREE,
Re Ia-ot Powhatan Courthouse, Va,
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BEATING His WIFE.-Officer Charles
II. Moore, member of the city police,
arrested, yesterday afternoon, Lieutenant
John Il. Reardon, charged with assault
ing and beating his wife. He was CON-
mitted to the upper station-house to an
swer the offence before the Mayor this
morning.
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RUNAWAYS.

L1V r HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
Il WAkD.-Ran away from Greensboro, North
Carolina. on the 18th of this month, negro man.
named LEWIS. Said neglo is about twenty-four
years old, five feet ten or eleven inches high black
complexion, and weighs one hundred and ninety
Two pounds. He was bought on the Sd of February
from Or. H. H. Christian. I will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me.
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
ie lo-lm' Richmond, Virginia
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TeEAsrRY UEPARrnENT,
CoNFzDERA-s STATEa ~ America,
Richmond, July %, 1854,

NS1Nf'fftN'IL'At ~ - 10Yf
HHAAED TREASURY NOTES.-fn Or
IL der to promote, far as practicable, the early
liquidation ~ the Treasury of the OUTSTANIL3
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasa-
rer, and Pay Depostaries in the dteren; States are
hereby authorized 10 receive the said notes excet.
the Sl00 notes, at 66t per centuu On deg0slt -
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hylo.
ticn Of no,l-taxahle bonds. The said ccr..fcat
be payable on demand after The expiration Of niHeF
days.
And ell agents for the sale Of the above bonds ss
hereby authorized 70 receive The taxed notss, Nth
the exception above named. III payment Of bclts
when sold, at the rate Of 66t Per ce,tun,
q. A. TRENHOLM.
j It's Secretary OF the Treasury.
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YNH IRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
L AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will sell at auction, on THURSDAY, February
2od, commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ at the Con-
federate States lot, Bacons Quarter Branch thirty
condemned HORSES and MULES
By order of r. T. ARCHER, Major and Quarter
master. fe lG L. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer
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An oil well, Welding twenty barrels of oil rcr day
has been sunk within the city limits Of Chicago
about thirty feet distant from the aItesan we'll re
Gently bored.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

"OUSE AND LOT AT HALIFAX
COURTHOUSE FOR SALE.-An excellent
HOUSE, containing six rooms, besides a building
on the lot with four rooms, and the required out.
bdildings, with an excellent garden, and lot of
nearly of very good land, offered sale
For particulars and terms, applyto Judge GEORGE
T. SCARBU RGH, at Halifax Courthouse, Virginia.
who has full authority to sell. fc lS-Gt'
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By James Il. Radcliffe, Auctioneer.

By James Il. RatcllHe, Auctloneer.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Or
MONDAY, 10th instant, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
at the old stand OF Richard Cauthorn, on Fifteenth
street. will sell at auction, for cash. lot OF FUR
NITURE, consisting, in part, of
FEATHER BEDS,
Cane and Wooden bottom CHAIRS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
BUREAU,
SAFE,
. DINING TABLES,
/ superior COOkING-STOVE,
. TRUNKS,
A lot of BED CLOTHING,
WASH-TUBS,
klICIIENWARE, &C.
ALSO,
single-barrel GUNS,
! rev BRACE and BITS,
l LADIES' SIDE-SADDI.E
together with many other articles.
re Is JAMES R. RADCLIFFE.
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nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
~ FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away. on
s ene eth Of October, n negro GIRL named MILE
She is eleven years old, well grown, very dark CON-
riexion, and has lost OF her front teeth will
pay the above reward to any one who will deliver
ner TO me at the Richmond Arsenal
fe lG--3t~ w r. Eprrrr
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by W. II. Fowle, Sons s. Co., Auctioneers.

by W. III. Fowle, Sons s. Co., Auctioneers.
I'm TUESDAY NEXT, the 2lst in
~ slant, at IL o'clock, We shall sell
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
BLACK PEPPER,
SODA,
OSNABURGS
DRY GOODS and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Among the Dry Goods will be found
pieces Florence Silk, for bonnet trimmings
piece white-hgured Hermann, for bridal
dresses;
piece brown Satin, yard wide;
piece colored PLAID Silk,
] piece brown Silk Velvet, yard wide;
Velvet Cloak,
Cloth Cloaks,
100 Ladies' Silk Belts
Special advertisement on day Of sale.
VIM. II. FOWLE, SONS s. CO..
&c 10 Auc.ioneers.
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/ OANSON THf. SECURITY OF THE
Il FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX nm
CENT. NON-TAXAHLE BONDS, tNDtE TE.
SEVENTH SECTION OF JHE CTERFy,v
LAW. deposits on call VIII BE- rc..iv.i Nv -
treasurer III this city, Assistant Tlessurers NJ
Charleston and Mobile, and the De,r.s!. .Il.s ..
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia. augusta. Ssyar.
nan and Montgomery, and certificates will he is.l,ei
Tor the same, bearing interest az the rate Of four "a,
cent. per annim, ana secured by the hypo;hecation
OF an amount OF the above bonds equal 70 the san,
OF these loans. The bonds 10 be set a;,ay. nv tsa
treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold app.yi *.
oinslVely to the payment q the said certificates.
iie security and convenience afforded 70 banks
and other corporation end to the TlhIic ccner~T
oy this mode OF temporary Investment, and the .f
iect CT the measure If generally adopted IN hsec.
ing the currency within moderate bounds i. IL hasl
Will commend 1t 70 the favorable consideration oft,
community and secure their prompt co-ore5srlsG
carrying :ins3 eject. G. A. TRENHOLM
ia ia Secretary Of the '7roa>UrY
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4. A. FARLEY & CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND CARY STREETS,
respectfully offer their services TO the public in the
above capacity. Our acquaintance with the trade
offers peculiar advantages to those having PRO
DUCE of all kinds for disposal.
Strict attention will be ven to purchase STOCKS
COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS, &c.
d. T. Williams & Co., Richmond
Davenport & Co., Richmond.
A. r. & j. u. Harvey, Richmond.
j. NJ. Conrad, Chester Virginia.
w. L. Anderson & Co., Lynchburg, Virginia.
I. ID. Neal. Danville, Virginia.
Harris Howell, Wilmington, North Carolina
George Alden, Camden, South Carolina.
James Dunlop, Camden, South Carolina.
+. A. Williams, GAINESVILLE, Virginia.
Samuel B. Ragland, Richmond. fef-lm
John w. GENTRY & CO.,
u COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
wholesale and retail dealers in
BLOCKADE GOODS. Suffers STORES
FANCY ARTICLES, SC, g..
The finest assortment of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Toilet Soaps, Writing Materials,
Brogans; Fancy Articles, Sc, constantly on
hand. va
Just received,
loo dozen genuine DI1ar-root Pipes, Of a very su-
large lot Of Backing Brushes. &c
soil" ted. p'~"'''
Also. for sale, two splendid China Tea Sets tcom-
p'0'ci' feS-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-18

RICHMOND CIRCUIT Court, YESTERDAY.
Judge Meredith presiding.-ln the mat.
ter Of petition for a writ of habeas
corpus Of Henderson Philips, of Henry
county, who sues for discharge from
service in company c, Fifty-sevcnth
regiment Virginia infantry, on account
OF having been elected justice of the
peace for said county. The evidence in
the case proving that he had been duly
elected, received the Governors certifi :
cate, and been duly qualified as such,
the court decided that he was not liable
to military duty, and thereupon ordered
his discharge from said company c..
Mr.. Barksdale, of the Virginia Legis~
lecture, represented the affiant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-18

On CONSIGNMENT
" 10 barrels BRANDY,
barrels and kegs WHISKEY,
10 barrels SORGHUM,
IL trkns BUTTER,
so boxes TALLOW CANDLES
ID barrels GREEN APPLES,
% barrels SMOKING TOBACCO. IN haes
barrels " BROWN DICK" SMOKING
TOBACCO,
s. boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
81 sacks VIRGINIA SALT.
PAPER and ENVELOPES.
ENPkCTED DAILY
so barrels No. / TANNERS OIL.
barrel ALUM, 2.5 pounds; which we
offer for sale ut reasonable prices.
L. HARVEY & CO.,
re I5-iw III Cary street, Richmond