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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

One hundred and seventy rebel de-
serters took the oath and started North,
yesterday.
A letter from the Army of the Po-
tomac, dated Sunday morning, says All
is quiet, Recent rains have converted
the roads and the country into one vast
quagmre, rendering army movements
for the present impossible.
Considerable disgust was manifested
by the soldiers at the fact that any loyal
papers had allowed themselves to en-
terrain, for single moment, the rumor,
started by secession gold gamblers and
Endorsed by the Philadelphia Press, that
our army had met with reverse.
The rumor was still current in
camp that the enemy was preparing to
evacuate Petersburg,
1t is stated that the rebel prisoners
sent back by exchange are sent south to
join Hardee and Beauregard. The 9th
er day, before leaving, Gen Lee made
speech to about 800, telling them it
would only be necessary for them to
postpone their furlOughs for few days,
when Shermrn would be driven from
their soil, and his army scattered and
destroyed. They responded with more
enthusiasm than do those troops who
have been in such a state Of restitution
all Winter in the Rebel camps.
DIR. Delaney, colored, was to day
appointed surgeon, with the rank Of
Major, and ordered to report to Gen
SaXt0n for duty.
Estimates of Gen. Lees strength,
made from the best authority, prove
him to have from 60 600 to $4,000 men,
Of which, it is supposed, he has sent
south to Beauregard from 10000 to
$4,000.
1t is not considered probable, in
military circles, that troops would be
sent north to join Lee, as they would
not be sufficient to enable him to at
tack Grant with any prospect of sue,
cess, and their only hope is to impede
and harrass Sherman on his march
nOrthward, whose movements, so far
have been so completely enveloped by
his cavalry, that they do not know
within hundred miles of where he will
strike next, and consequently, have
been unable to concentrate on his front
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

54 William Street, Corner of Pine, New York.
DEALERS IN
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have returned from the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, going westward. They LEFT
forty wounded.
General Ghclson was badly wounded.
The damage to the road will he repaired
in about ten days.
&c. =. BEAUREGARp."
LATEE-IIooD HEARD FROM AT LAST.
An official dispatch from General
Hood, dated Corintl:, December Goth,
was received at the War Department
last night. General Hood states that
9Th, army has recrosscd the Tcnncss.
river without material loss since the
battle IN front Of Nashville"
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.

VTERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE-
Y MENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET. THIRD HOUSE ABOVE ST. PAULS
CHURCH. AT AUCrION.-On THURSDAY the
5th of January at Il O'Clock M, We will sell, upon
the premises, the eastern TENEMENT OF the TWO
stuccoed tenements situated rs above stated ~
contains eleven rooms Including the basement),
has bathroom arranged for hot and cold water gas
and waterfall in good order. As 1t ID now unoccu'
pied, immediate possession can be gwen.
This offers fine opportunity ior nseStmeots VI
to secure comfortable family residence.
Terms: At sale. Purchaser to Pay taxes I0r Iooos
GRUBBS s. WILLIAA8,
ia Auctioneers.
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Dy William Tench C Co., Auctinnecrs,
Petersburg, Virginia.)

by William Tench e Co., Auctinnecrs,
Petersburg, Virginia.)
TARRATT'S HOTEL FOR RENT AT
81 AUCTION.-As surviving partner Of the late
concern Of John f. Friend " CO., shall, on III ES-
DAY, the 10th of January, 1865, at ii O'Clock, on
the premises, rent at public auction to the highest
bidder, till the 3lst of December, 1865, JARRATrS
HOTEL in Petersburg, with stables, &c, attached.
The property is too well known to require further
description JOHN COLE.
WILLIAM TESCH & Co., Auctioneers.
At the same time and place, we will sell the fol-
lowing FURNITURE in said Hotel:
81 Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
81 Bedsteads, Bedding, &c.
p Mahogany Bureaus, with glass;
$50 Tables and Washstands,
90 Washbowls and Pitchers,
90 Chambers,
Carpets on the floor,
superior 7-octave Piano, said to be fine
instrument;
4 Tete-a-Tete Sofas,
2Mahogany Rocking Chairs,
20 Reception Chairs,
Marble-Top Tables,
Plated Pitcher and Waiter,
2 large Mantel Glasses,
s Brocatelle Curtains,
Parlor Brussels Carpet,
50 Dining Room Chairs,
Crockery, Knives and Forks, pertaining TO
hotel;
Iron Safe,
Omnibus, in good order.
II. FITZGERALD s. co.
WILLIAM TENcH & Co., Auctionecrs. JAZZ
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.


By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctonesr,
(Omce Governor street, between Main and Franklin)
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO, GOLD
LEvER WATCH, CLOTHIN0. &C, Al AUC-
TONI will self, on MONDAY, january 9th,
commencing at 10 O'clock large and General A.
sortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing, in part, Of
sIDEBOARDS,
BUREAUS,
SOFAS,
TETE-A-TETES,
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLES,
EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
WASIISTANDS,
WARDROBES,
CHAIRS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
ETEGRES,
BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEADS,
KEFRIGERATORS,
PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVINGS,
ELEGANT SHAWLS,
CLOCK,
CLOTHING,
superior large STOVES,
COOKING-STOVES, SC.
ALSO,
fine GOLD LEVER WATCH.
Consignments solicited. r. w. KEESEE,
lad Auctioneer.
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BY Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(OfTice corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.)

4 UCTION SA LIE OF STOCKS
~ DAVENPORT & co. will offer at auction
on FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th, at the office Of the Old
Dominion Insurance Company, corner OF Thirteenth
and Cary streets, at l. O'Clock NJ, the following
STOCKS:
$500 non-:axablc 300-rnllion loan, coupons
on;
10000 non-taxable 5Oo-million loan, January
coupons Off
$4,000 Conf, derate Bonds, from 1868 to 1881;
lG, 200 Scven-thirty Notes,
5000 Cotton Bonds,
10000 i5-million Registered and Coupon Bonds,
50 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth,
SO shares Bank Of Richmond,
80 shares Bank of Virginia,
50 shares Central Railroad,
10 shares Cotton and Wool Card Company.
Persons desiring to ada Stock to the above sale
will please hand them in the day previous. jag
ALSO,
$500 Virginia State Stocks, long dates;
500 Sterling Bills,
$50 Sterling Bills,
$1,000 in Gold. [ja s. DAVENPORT & co.
ALSO,
10000 North Carolina G per cent. Bonds,
1000 North Carolina 8 per cent. Bonds,
10000 Virginia Registered Bonds new,
l,0S3 Coupons of various railroad companies.
las DAVENPORT & CO., Auctioneess.
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by n. Cronly, Auctionsse.

BORT WARDENY SALE.-CARGO
i SAVED Ex-sTEAMs1IIP "BI1kn-01
THURSDAY, January Sth, 1865. oo0md431g at
10 o'clock A. n, will eal, = my sales8eoms,
Front street. Wilmington. North Cefo!ina. unaE =.
whom il may concern. oil II. cargo saved rom the
wreck OF STEAMSHIP ELLA, vis:
$50 pieces DARK, Fancy and Mourning Prints,
Sc pieces Bleached shirtinSs,
lGl dozen Half-Hoss, assorted;
20 pieces Black Alpaca,
20 pieces Alpaca, assorted colofs:
II pieces Alpaca LustTe,
Is pieces Maroon Stripes,
20 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Ito pieces Paper Cambria. assorted eoIoss;
Spices Black Broadcloth,
Is pieces Grey Cloth,
pieces Twecas,
10 Black Lace Mantillas,
200 dozen Coats's Spool Cotton,
50 gross Agate Buttons,
$50 packs Pins,
80 dozen Dressing Combs,
dozen MerinO Drawers,
$50 pounds Flax Thread, Il and W;
20 Letter Copying Books,
"A dozen French Waxed Calf Skins,
IS dozen Goat Skins,
20 dozen Chamois Skins.
20 sides extra Sole Leather,
80 boxes Adamantine Candles,
y boxes Brown Soup,
35 boxes Brown Windsor Soap,
chests Tea,
8 bags Coffee,
10 bags Pepper,
cases White Wine Vinegar, dozen each;
case Cheese,
1000 pounds Cotton Card Wiro.
And immediately thereafter, the following sound
! goods, received by recent arrivals:
8 cases Black Flax Thread, 600 pounds;
/ 5 cases Clark's Spool Cotton, 1000 dozen;
case Agate Buttons IS great gross;
2 cases White Bone Buttons, 90 great gross:
cases Military Buttons,
$500 pairs Heavy Brogans,
cases Head Stalls, Girths and Buckles,
10 bales Twine,
8 cases Cotton Cards. ia 4-tds
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....:a. IN the north side Of James river |
-. ENGAGED. there has been quiet on I
!. military lines below Richmond. a
..trar.an who came down yesterday
"a j., Midlothian coal pits says that
T,G>.!ay evening, about : o'clock the
...nl cf great explosion was heard IN
i J., direction Of this city. Persons from
Il n,hlr PARTS Of the county, nearer the
.-.. o,.o heard the sound, and feared
"a ia. some Of the Government arsenalS |
lsI blown up. If explosion there was,
IN ,o,..t have been within the lines OF Tic |
n craav. Perhaps another ammunition |
= lin has blown NJ at City Point; or But
,.y and Porter may have been trying to
= ,araly2c" some Of err gaTlSons some |
where 5y the same means they used so
~~occcssfuIly against the garrison of
Bort Fisher.
pn Tuesday morning the enemy's bat
t...,~ near the Appomattox river shelled
t5.:ioa-ly the suburb of Petersburg
& ,..wf. as pocahontas, but without any
Nm.er result than causing the residents
f. SEEK SAFER quarters in another part OF
H. own.
n Ne earn that General Torbe1t, on his
8 .ryat fom Gordonsville, narrowly cs-
c.o capture by q squad OF MoSby' $
t,a,a. yLos fred on him several times;
: sh... 4tl.u. spurs to his horse, he
Enhanced to escape, apparently unhurt
saa1 y..o;rel his command, from which
d. hr. separated for q few moments to
#nuat the house Of IN acquaintance.
Ne received on yesterday some au-
thentic intelligence from Abingdon. We
Lad previously heard that Stoneman cap
t9rcd upwards Of twenty-five hundred
6. Of oar cattle there There WAS no truth
in the report: Captain +. y. Williams,
commissaIy Of the post, hearing at day
break on the ltch that the enemy had
ftsa.u Bristol, immediately set about
Sending, off to place Of safety the Go
#1elument property under his Charge
Nj of the cattle, tic Government funds
- hi. hands (amounting to near $3.50
8u5u the books Of his office, and as much
~ The cylnmissary stores as there were
#.g,lns to carr. moved of during the
4lav, and were thus saved.
The enemy reached Abingdon az Q
.#o15.a that night, and caught Captain
d. .ams in his office still at work, with
He Of his hands, packing up, and get
q, cgdy Tor renewal, stores belonging
n ..~ department. The Yankees rushed
5qa.ne Office, and. without harley, fired
s; pistol al lis head, while others tire"
themselves u3on him and Knocked bin
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BY W. II. Fowle, Sons & Co., Auctioneers.

BY w. II. FOwle, Sons s. Co., AucuoneerS.~
AN TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at 10
~ O'Clock, shall offer at public auction,
10000 pounds rRIME SUGARS,
500 dozen SPOOL COTTON,
100 English MOROCCO SKINS,
; ADDITIONAL.
A lot Of desirable goods, just imported containing
Cod Liver Oil, Imperial Tea,
Corscts Hoop Skirts,
Silk Lasting Faber's Pencils,
Calfskins. ladies' Belts,
Mason's Backing, ladies' Shoes Q50'pairs),
Needles, Pins, fine Boot Laces,
India Rubber Dress ard other Combs,
Pearl, Gilt and India Rubber Buttons,
Linen Cambria lfandkerchiefs.
jas WM. II. FOWLE, SONS co.
By williamson & Co., Auctioncers, =,
No. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
PANS9Gss,s IS AND cnocxrnvw.nr
FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GOLD WATCHES, &C.,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 9th instant, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, We will sell, at our salesrooms No.
1872 Main street, hne assortment Of GOODS con-
ng Of the following and other articles:
MANORH0lly l1auO,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Iarlor Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Uaircloth Rockers,
Dining Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets, &c.
Mirrors, Glass and CrOckeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
/ Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves.
las WILLIAMSON 4 CO., AuctiOneers
! 4 DMINISTRATRIX'S S "A LIZ o +
| ~ PERSONAL PROPERTY.-As admnst- a.
trix Of the estate Of the late Larking P. Ford,
shall sell, at public auction for cash, the PERSONAL
| PROPERTY Of the deceased, consisting OF the usual
| HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, in
Guiding very superior Piano one Cart, one Buggy
and Harness, Saddle, Bride, &c, &c. The sale viii
take place at his late residence, on Grace, between
| Twerty-eghth and Twenty ninth streets, on TUES
! DAY, the 10th day Of January, 1868.
CAROLINE FORD,
Administrative o! Larkng z. Ford, deceased.
ia 3-3tt
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L Il O q Il A II NJ l.
PART EIRST.

PART FIRST.
l. Grand Introductory. ...FUL1. BAND
?. Double Fancy Dance. PARTINGTON SISTERS.
g. Alto Solo PROP sSsoR I.OSENBERGE1s.
l. Wait till the War; Love, is Over.
N-iCXATL BAND.
) Bird Of Beauty Miss INEZ FLOYD.
6. Flute Solo (selectei) Professor ROSENBERGER.
:. Vocal Duet Miss FLOYD and LAPkrIT FLORA.
PART SsCoSp.
/. Who viii Care for Mother new :....FULL BAND
?. BasSo Song-Oll Sexton .. Mr.. CIIAS. WHITE.
3. FaEcy Dance. ........,.Miss CARRIE BENTLEY
t Tl.f}ar solo Mr.. n. V. GREEN
s. 7, AZ Mother I've Come Home to Die.
VAUNALL BRASS BAND
g. Violin Solo ...........ME. J. WELLS
: Fairy Waltz FULL BAND
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ Sn1PsrurF, BRowNsrurr, SHORTS,
for sale.
FOR HIRE, a smart BOY, about twelve or four
teen years Of age. Apply between 8 and - A. NJ,
at the CITY FEED STORE,
Cary street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets ia f-5ts
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BARGAINS.
- Just received and for sale at No. ls3 Broad
street. between Fifth and Sixth streets,
900 yards handsome DRESS GOODS,
1000 yards COLoRED FI.ANNELS, for Balno- |
rails and Spring Wraprinss;
5000 yards BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
500 yards BROWN LINENS,
500 yards WHITE LINENS,
500 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOES,
$500 yards best quality BIEACHED COTTON
5000 yards BLACK ENGLISH CRATES, differ
ent widths;
1000 yards CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS and
TwEEDs,
500 yards JACONETS and c. D. MUsLlNs,
100 dox. IIEMsTITCITD IIANDKERCHIEFS,
for ladies and gentlemen
100 dozen PLAIN HANDKERCHIEFs, for la
dies and gentlemen;
800 dozen VIII IRE wADDING,
500 dozen VII TIE and BLACK SPOOL COT
TON,
800 lbs. w. B. and BLACK FLAX THREAD,
500 great gross, different kinds, OF BUTTONs;
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
100 gross best quality STEEL PENS,
100000 NEEDLES, from 5 to Nos;
10 dozen LINEN SHIRTS,
| 100 dozen DRESSING CONES,
5000 sKEINs coIoRED SEWING SILK,
| 1000 sKEINS BLACK SEWING SILK, &C.,
together with many articles too numerous to men
+;on. All Of the above articles win be sold low
Call soon, as the goods must be sold ut once
Remember the place, No. lS8 Broad.treet, betweel
Fifth and Sixth streets. ia $50
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
\ SLAVES, &c.-Pursuant to decree OF the
County Court Of Hanover, pronounced III the case
OF Bumpass and others against Bumpass, &c,
shall, as commissioner under said decree, sell AT
public auction at the front door Of the tavern, in
the town Of Ashland, i'll Hanover county, on the
9th day of January, 1865, at ii o'clock A. NJ, the
following PROPEkTY,--real and personal,-te-
longing to Samuel Bumpass, deceased, to wit: Ar
undivided interest Of one-ff,h part in about Sc
VENTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, FIVE likely
SLAVES, FIVE SHEEP, one Gun, &c.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
dc c9-tJa7s Commissioner.
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Cams OF IapMI>sIoS...........FINE DOLLARS.
Tickets can be procured az metropolitan Han be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and Z. NJ, and fat
night.
| Doors open at ! o'clock; performance to COM
| ,,ente az O'clock
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By G. W. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. 63 Main street.l

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, Al
w my store, on THURSDAY, January -
at 10 O'Clock, q lot Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITUR1s
frst-rate MORNING STARCOOKIN0-STOVE
Several PARLOR STOVES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BLANKETS,
HATS,
SHOES, &c.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SC.
3sEWING-NACIIINES.
ia4 g. W. WILLIS, Auoioneee.
DRICK RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
ID AUCTION.-I shall sell, to the highest bid"
der, at auction, on TUESDAY EVENING, January
Sd, 1868, at o'clock, that BRICK RESIDENCE on
Jackson street, nearly opposite Mr.. II. Aaynards,
and near the corner Of Foushee street, containing
six rooms and kitchen and necessary out-housesi
water on the premises.
Sale positive and terms cash.
SAMUEL 7. PERK1NSOH.
E.B. Cook, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.-Thea above sale 10 postponed
until THURSDAY, the 3th instant at the same
hour. "a 80
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURR DAY.
BY L. II. Luck L Co., Auctioneers,
mo. SO Main street.1


BY L. II. Luck 1 Co., Auctioneers.
mo. So Main street,
ME- WILL SELL ON FRIDAY,
Nv January 6, 1865, commencing promptly at
10 o'clock, large and splendid assortment Of
EOusEIOLD, KITCHEN AND TABLE FUR
NlTURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS. CHINA AND
GLASSWARE. Buyers are respectfully invited to
attend.
PARLoR CARPET,
! set FRENCH CHINA, ~ pieces;
set do. d., 3Spieces, splen-
did:
TABLES,
WAsHsTANDS,
SOFAS,
LooKING-aLAssEs,
STONEWARE,
TINWARE,
handsome CHAIRS, hair bottoms;
C0Ok!NG.STOvEs,
CLOCKS,
CLOTHING,
OFERCOATS,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
ROOTS,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS,
RIFLES,
SIiOT-GUNS
ALSO,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
EARRINGS AND PINS.
Parties who wish to contribute to this sale will
please send in their goods during to-day Thursday)
which will ensure quick sales and quick returns.
jas l.. II. LUCK e. Co, Auctionecrs.
BY Lancaster & Co., Auctioncers
OTOCKS AT AUCrION.-We will sell
~ at auction, at our office, on WEDNESDAY,
january llth, ut II o'clock,
$4,000 Confederate Nor-ta able Coupon Bonds,
50. 900 Confederate lG()-mIillOn COuUOn Bonds.
100000 Confederate l00-million Registered Bonds,
10000 Confederate seven per cent. Registered
Bonds,
10000 Confederate Cotton Bonds,
10000 North Carolina new Coupon Bonds,
100 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock,
and other Stocks and Bonds to be ad 1A;, ~
GALE OF COAL PROPERTY.-Un-
- der an uncxrired lease, having three years to
DAY, the Goth instant the LEASE, TOOLS, FIX
TUHES, &C., of the pits lately worked by Hall &
Co., known the Central Pits, in Chesterfield
county.
This sale is made necessary. by the death Of Will
kns Hall, who WAS Of the partners, and is COLI
Cured in by his executor.
TERMS: Cash.
THE SURVIVING PARTNERS
OF HALL & co.
I concur in the above sale. L. L. LESTER,
in 5-tds Executor of W. Hall, deceased.
TOR SALE All AUCTION.-Wil be
Il sold, at the residence Of 3. J. Johnson, in
Chesterfield county, one and half miles from
Broad Rock, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, il
fair, one fine MULE, two No. MICH COWS, one
only three years old QIaxall stock two fine
CALVES and HOGS; one WAGON, with HAIR
NESS for three mules one No. CART, with irol
axle, with HARNESS; two BUGGIES and HAIR
ment of FARMING IMPLEMENTS generally.
la 5-tdSs
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az CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
By ROGER MARTIN.
Tho duties Of this school will be resumed on
TUESDAY, January ). Clay street, between Ninth
and Tenth A few additional pupils be re-
ccivcd. Ide 29-7t"l ROGER MARTIN.
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DLOCKADE GOODS.
II l case Black and White Lawns,
case Black and White Prints,
case Hair Pins,
5 eases Black Glazed Spool Cotton,
4 cases White Glazed Spool Cotton
Is pieces White and Fancy tlanneis'
25 pieces Dark Prints,
so pieces Brown Cottons,
100 dozen Wadding,
l0N pieces Belt Ribbon,
100 dozen Round Combs,
800 dozen Paper Collars, .
dozen Hemshtched Handkerchiefs,
dozen Linen Bosom Shirts,
Baratheas, Alpacas,
Debaise, Brown Linen,
Brown Cloth, for Cloaks;
IIoop1skirts, Towels,
Gents Shawls,
Prince Royal Black Riding Habit.
ALSO,
400 hounds Ta!lov, for sale by
A'''' A. TOLI.EsON & CO.,
No III Main street,
;oeet. Richmond, Virginia.
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~ ARDEN FARM, ON THE OSBORNE
" TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES FROM RICH
AOND, CONTAINING ABOUT FIFTY-THREE
ACRES OF LAND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request Of Mr.. Martin Baker, will sell, on
TUESDAY, the 10th instant, on the premises, at
O'Clock P. NJ, the FARM, on the Osborne turnpike
at present occupied by NJ. Baker The farm con-
tans about ffty-three acres OF land. About one
third of the lard is in low grounds. Nearly ali the
land is cleared and ready for cultivation. The farm
is well watered.. The buildings consist OF a two
story framed house, with about six rooms, with q
desirable neighhorhool and is very healthy, and
on one OF the hes: roads leading to Richmord-
Persons wishing to secure desirable small farm
would do well to attend the sale.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale.
Persons attending the sale will provide them
selves with passes. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
iaI AUctioneer.
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UEanQUtRTnR: NIyETRENTH VIRGINIA


BATTALION, January 3, 1863. J
To the Misses Payt5Ugtoa, Richmond, l;rgina:
Conscious Of your well-deserycd reputation and
the enyiable degree Of public favor and patronage
which you have both hitherto enjoyed, We feel
highly honorcd by the privilege Of soliciting your
services on the occasion Of GRAND 1<OMPll-
MEN rAEY I,ENEFIr Of the VliUXALL BRASS
BAND, 70 be given at METROPOLITAN HALL
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 9TH, 1868
With many respects of friendship and regard, we
are, very RESPECTFULLY, yours, &c,
John f. White, n. D. BarTadell,
j. A. Eonshan, il. L. East,
j. \. Fulmer, a. Ouch,
r.. X. nountcast'c, IT., V. NJ. Green,
James L. Parker, Q. J. Chapman,
4. y. Co,..r, J. N. Kurm,
n l.. Coi1r, IL. >. SWartzel,
c. Mooby.
KIouMoFp. January 4, 1868.
Gentlemen i. Your communication OF the 81 In
slant is lust TO hand. In reply, allow us to say thai
we feel ourselves highly honored by the honor you
have conferred upon US, VIC are ever anxious anc
wiling to do al! in power that will promote t
the interest Of our glorious cause and gallant sol
,licrs With many respects, We remain
Very respectfully,
| sALsIE ,xp MARY HARRINGTON.
! IA Sit"
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lTOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The

~ Taxpayers in the Twelfth Collection District,
COMPOSED Of the city west of Sixth street, are hereby
notified that those of them who have heretofore
failed to make due return Of their income and Pro-
fits for the year 1863, have failed to submit the
same to referees in case Of disagreement with the
assessors, and who shall continue 50 to do for ten
day. from this day, and also those who shall fail
to make payment of the same soI twenty days rom
this date shall be deemed and held to be default
and the penalties for such default will b enforced,
and said taxes .and penalties collected BY distress
forthwith. p. A. WOODS,
40 Io-2Ots Collector for the Twelfth District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

r EFT ON THE COUNTER AT THE
l Confederate States Treasury Department. a
large BLACK POCKET-BOOK, containing Confed-
crate notes and bank notes Of various kinds. The
owner can have the same by proving property ana
paying expenses Of this notice. ''u' D.
4
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0NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CON-
\ DEMNED WAGONS AND FIFTY CON.
DEMNED HORSES AND MULES.-Wiu be sold
at auction. on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF jan
uary, 1865 commenting 1T 70 o'clock A: NJ, at the
Confederate States lot, Baeons Quarter branch one
hundred and fifty CONDEMNED WAGONS ard my
condemned HORSES AND MULES.
By order OF Il. r. ARCHER, Major and 1asr's'-
master. =. W. Hn.t;oneer
dc %