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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

A NEW Reading. AT the Cardiff
Theatsr, Master Percy Roselle, the juve-
nile actor, was playing the principal
character in the -play Of Hamlet. The
actor to whom the part Of Guildenstern
was intrusted made the following curious
alteration 10 the tsxt. The reader will
remsmber that, after the exit of the King
in the play scene, RozencraDz and
Guildenstern enter, and the latter in
forms Hamlet that the King 10 " in his
retirement marvellous distempered."
Hamlet thereupon inquiries, "With drink,
sir2" To which the Guildenstern of
Shakespeare answers, No my lord, rath-
err with eholer.p Bot the GuiIdenstern
Of Cardiff added a vowel in the reply, and
said, unconsciously, No, my lord, rath-
err with cholera. The audience caught
the unintentional joke, and for q time
the house was in roar of laughter,
heartily joined in by all on the stage ex-
cept the innocent author of it, Guilden-
stern
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

Adah Isaacs Menken, when about to
leave Paris for the Pacific, advertised
her carriages, horses and dogs for sale BY
private contract, "the present. high rate
Of transit, and the long voyage, preclud-
ing possibility Of shipping 30 naby
horses and carriages to California"
The stud consists Of q thoroughbred
Arabian horse, white mare, q pair Of
bay geldings, pair Of beautiful white
ponies, bay hunter, and a bay horse.
She has also two broughams, trotting
buggy, and a pony ph@ton. her
dogs include thoroughbred greyhound,
a toy terrier, tan terrier, French
poodle, Scotch terrier, and two black
and-tan terrier pups. SIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

Two lawyers in a country court-one
of whom had gray hairs, and the other,
though Just as old man as his learned
friend, had hair which looked suspi-
ciously black--had some alteration
about question Of practice in which
the gentleman with the dark hair re-
marked to his opponent:
"a person Of your time Of life, oil"
looking at the barrestsrs gray head,
"opght to have long enough experience
to know what is customary in such
cases"
Eyes, sir" was the reply: you may
stare ct my gray hair If you Ike. My
hair will be gray as long as ! live, and
yours viii be black as long rs you dye.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

A Persian poet gives the following In
struction to persons about to marry:
When thou art married seek to please
thy wife, but listen to all she says. From
mans right side rib was taken to form
woman, and never was there seen 9
rib quite straight And woulds't thou
Strengthen IT'D IL breaks, but bends not
Since then tbs plainthat crooked is wo.
mans temper, forgive her faults and
blame her not; nor let her anger thee,
nor coercion use as all is in vain to
straighten what 10 curved"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

As surgeon in the army was going
the rounds, examining bis patients, be
came to sergeant, who had been struck
by bullet in the left breast, right over
the region of the heart. The doctor,
surprised at the narrow escape Of the
man, exclaimed, Why, my man, where
in the name Of goodness could your heart
have heen9' 81 guess il must have
been in my mouth just then, doctor" re-
piled the poor fellow, with a faint and
sickly smile. - %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
EDUCATIONAL.
Evansville
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
For Boys.
EDUCATIONAL.


The Regular Instruetions In this TnBtitaticu
will begin Monday ths 9Th Of ksPtsm6sF, a.
O'Clock O. m shall be in the rchooi Room for
the reception Of scholars, from Monday the zsth
Of August, every day Of the weak, from Inc heur
Of lEs m to ~ n In order 70 Azd cut what
b. oks they have and need. :
We intend to ct oct cur srholars either for the
purpose Of entsrlng ary College Of this oountry,
or to devote themselves 10 any kind CT BUSINESS
The Modern and Classical LarRnAgesa Natural
Philosophy, ETC.. W II be txught. By the under
signed, while EpEll b GrAmmer, Composittea
DeclamAtion, Ma henaties, Algebra etc., shah
be instru ted By 3 thoFough A msrica a Teacssr.
The room chosen q In the thfTd story 81 Chand-
Isr's Block, facing First street. e.
There are four terms in ons yssr:
1. BeainnIng the4sh OF Sept and closing Nov. %.
2 Bsgfanfng the 9Th Of Nov, and closing F-b- II.
g. Beginning the tssh ofEsb., and closing Nay ".
A. Beginning the lsth Of day, and closing July IL
/ There viii be short vacation at Christmas
and New Year. N4.
Tui.iona are $500, payable within the first
week Of each term.
The great nee ssify Of an Institution Of this
Mind for 8 thorough education Of tbs youth Of
this city, causes me to Lslievs that may look
upon you a. Of its patrons.
Respectfully, W. eINRH0LD, A. N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
HOTEL.
WALL PAPER. SC

TUsr RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL.
y selected ssortmsnt OF Waa and Window
'apers, plain and figured, mica the public are
Saewhe-s. $3.50 as-.T IS "a :
Alac n new supply Of TennyRon's new posru--
49, uRAT.y1H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

Private Instruction

TO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
THIS PLACE.
Ths+e will be some time Ieft to in the After
noon and evening to accept norne private scholars
T the instr uction In the Modern and Classical
Languages. SIS 10 per terra for twenty -four lss-
cons, payable Ia advaaes s1l
ApPIieations may be lsft at the 4 usio stors Of
suEs.im PRoF. w. sIEsHoLD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Obs Il ally 5napnaI.
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
LOCUST STREET,
sEFwEEFs FIRST AND WAITE e

Dean Richmond, who rms the New
York Central Railroad and the New fork
Democratic party, is great sWsarer;
He cut down the wages Of his railroad
employees lately, and an indignant COM
m;ttse Of them tsIegrspbed 70 him that
they would not vote the Democratic
ticket If their pay was not kept up TO the
old standard. Deans reply was, THE
Democratic party has gone to hell and
you may 90 there too qza srFz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
EXPRESS.
Adams

EXPRESS COMPANY.
rTHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY NE
i spsetfully annoGncs to their friends ard
patrons-the public Of ENensvills sd vieIHity-
kion Of
FRETGHT;Y FACKAGEe3 W MONEY,
AND vALUABLEss E
They solicit n ccnfiauAnep q formsr fssors-
EgpscfaI care taken in the collection Of Biiis,
Drafts, Notes, and the transportation q taa11oss
= Ln5 4nfsxmation in rszsrd % The scussss Be-
can Be obtained at the efdes on Tirrt ssrss. nsxs
door % tbs Pcstonas. xH0S. GAH1AAhs :
.fshs als1z SO 4As 20 isa3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
NOTICE.
Notice of Application.

NIoTIcE rs HEREBK GIYKS that TEE
IN rndsrHigned will apply 20 the Beard ~
County Commissioners Of Eandsrburxh count~.
Intoxicating quors in Quantities Isss thaa
quart. Ny pl.cs- 81 business, and ths prsui.as
on which the hquoEH ara 30 b sold. 70 kncwu -
ths house recently oecupied by tia q. n Asd 9 3.
Dspartnants, On Loeust stress, % paras Of III. 7
and 9. in ths sisF Of Epsasvflls. yaAdsrbursh
oQHAays 1naiAnA. sll 10 s.s.E u q -
saSlo-9wd M n & n Wn1aEz.
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GROCERIES,

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
WANTED--TRADEs.
AUCTION.

AUCTION. 81 j.
Quartermaster's Property
q as3ss AT AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD Al PUBLIC AUCTToN. At
w the q. .. Q. n. Once ia RvansvflIs, Ind
tbs following onArtsrmastsris property:
; BzfIdinss (hOspitsIsl. each 200 fast Iosg By IS
TBaliine gBarr.eks 80. u. lss FEET long By a
BelIding Barracks Ne. p. $50 feet long by IS
Eset vide.
Baiiaing ewsrs House : wis-.z). $50 feet
long ~ 90 iest wife.
Stables, each liz fest long By q iest wide
barn, 81 feet long by 30 net WAS.
Barracks, IS fest long By ls fssr Eids.
&c 20 IL 81
"esehIs a" 81 Il hUsu1a
= I Shed Stable. z75 srs..e5 II
VITA ost-buiIdsngs and sheds attached
= Ne. 900 Gunny Bags. assa.- fAiss~A
5000 fest Poplar hambs ~ ha
- pounsr Of Corn, ldanagsdl. suitable
$500 bushsIs Pitssfurg Coal eseen sankl, ts-
gsther With alargs lot o. unserViesahIs property,
Consisting Of BorEes, Mules, Army Wagons,
Spring Wagons, Drzys, Barness, sad6iss spasss
skovsls, AKA, Pick Axes, PauIinz, Rope, Tsnts,
Blankets, &e., Ac.
eaIs % connenos Wednesday, septsubsr 18th.
1855. ut 10 o'clock . m and contd-us from day
20 day, rntll all IL sold
Terms oash To- = eurrency1, and ten rsr can't
Will b req uirsd on all bids whsa accepted
Persons purchasing buildings must rsuaoys
them within thirty 6sys,-sBd all othsx propSzfy
iansdiiA.sls Aflsr The sale ssos: :. 49,.
z2s-ssss CAPTAIN md xs1ss q. n.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY-FJRST
AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS, KNOWN
AS"BELLEVUE HOSPITAL."-AsC Commissioner,
acting under a decree of the Circuit Court Ct the
county of Henrico, in the of Beale and others
against Roddy and others. I shall, on Friday. the
Sd day of March, 1865 at II o'clock P NJ Of that day.
if fair if not, then the first fair day thereafter,
at the same hour, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, the property To-
Gated as above. 1t fronts one hundred and fifty
feet on Broad street and back, between paral-
lei lines, one hundred and fifty feet to alley
The improvements thereon consist Of large dwell
ing, containing twenty-five rooms, &c. II will be
sold whole or suhdivded, may be deemed
most desirable at the time of sale. This is the most
valuable property which has been offered for sale in
this vicinity for some time.
TERMS One-third cash, the balance in two equal
instruments, payable in twelve and twenty-tour
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
the title to be RETAINED till the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the court; or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
Z. NANCE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auc-
tiOneers. fe 81
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THE RICHMOND SouP ASSOCIATION acknow-
ledge the receipt Of the following contributions:
From collections in December, from citizens, by
Mcssrs I. Davenport. Jr., and G. w. Robinson,
Si2.4l6; from donations sent to the President and
Treasurer. $3.50; from collections in February, by
Messrs. John Purcell and c. T. Workman, Sl4,29s
Messrs I. Davenport, Jr., and W. Burwell, sI,76G;
Mcssrs. q. w. Robinson and John Enders, 1920.
Also, donations of two cords Of wood from J. NJ.
Taylor. Of Taylorsville; one lot vegetables from
Mrs. st. George holland, of Hanover; one lot bee:-
shins and necks from Colonel E. Foataine, Of
Hanover; twenty-five bushels turnips from John
Mickhan, Of Henricc; fifteen bushels turnips from
Thomas Johnston of Richmond; twenty-five
bushels t0rnips from ]. III. Grant, of Richmond
and thity-threc bushels turnips from J. X. Bryan,
" fluyanna. through Deane 4 Someryille
Further contributions in money and supplies
especially the lstter-are ectfllly requested to
hIats tAe continuance Of the institution.
:, Doha.io.is ~ kind should be sent to Mr. Mark
Dosnsy. supply Agent. Contributions in money
ny order Of the board Of Directors.
fo--e,. WILLIAM +. GRAY,
:. Secretary.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
RicnSosD, December l, 1864.
EVENT II IRT Y TREAS

~ NO1ES.-ln pursuance OF an act Of Con yresg
approved November q, 1854, entitled "An a,t :,
authorize the Secrat1-y isae Treasury 70 .xchara
coupon bo1d SO. sevsn-thct; treasury notes y hod.
ers OF sd:n notes are hereby fed that after ~
payment OF lie annual interest due thereon an d.
first day OF January, 1885, upon presentation Of ths
same, the irea21cer, assistant Treasures and Pay
Depos,tanes las designated az fo0t) will issue cert
fcates therefor, which will eati.ie the hol,er. -
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the first sv
OF January, 1850, barring SIX Per cent. Interest fan,
the saia fist Of January, So, la!ab;e on the fir.
days OF January AMI Juiy in each year. The Trea.
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries w1i,
make weekly reports to the Register OF the Trea.nr
OF such certificates issued at their Offices shereT
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of ,s
The notes will be cancelled IN the usual manner ana
forwarded to the First Auditor
G. a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia
Assistant ITea3urers at Charleston AM N0blIa
DepositaIies at Raleigh ard " ilm:r gton NORTH Ca
rolina,
Depositaries at Charleston arc Columbia, Sou.hC,.
roLfa.
DepositaIics at Savannah anG Augusta Georoia
Depositaries at Tallahassee, FLORIDA ana N0n..,-
merry, Alabama.
DepositaIies at Columbus, Mississippi, ana Houston
and Marshall, Texas. IA 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-28

GoRED BY A Cow.-A little girl, named
Fanny Dunkirk, residing on Nineteenth
street, near Venable, was severely gorcd
in the side, yesterday afternoon, by
vicious cow. Had it not been for the
efforts of . soldier, who happened to be
passing by at the time, in all probability
the little creature would have been killed,
as the cow had her down and was in the
act of trampling upon her when she was
driven off.
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AUCTION 6AlNo.
THIS DAY.
BY L. II. Luck & Co.. Auctioncers,
rt mo. SO Main street, =

=, 80 (N0. W Nam 6tfeet.I
WE WILL SELL, on TUESDAY
w MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, q large and gene
- "'''' HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURN1-
TURE,
WARDROBES,
WASHSTANDS,
CUBBARDS,
CABINETS,
very fine SOFA,
BEDSTEADS,
BOOKCASE,
TRUNKS,
CANDLE-STANDS,
l set CHINA,
$500 eight percent. CONFEDERATE BONDS,
$500 eight per cent. CONFEDERATE BONDS,
cooKGNd-srovEs,
l lot GLASSWARE,
lot CROCKERY,
5 or fine CLOCK6y
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS,
RUGS,
CLOTHING,
OVERCOATS,
PANTS,
VESTS, &c.
JEWELRY:
/ elegant double-case GOLD WATCH,
SILVER WATCHES,
BRACELETS, &c.
fe % L. II. LUCK & CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

W
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON
l. TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN
GRACE AND FRANKLIN, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction, the premises, on
SATURDAY, the 25th Of February, at o'clock 2.
NJ, the TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS located as
above. They contain, each, three rooms. The lot
fronts forty mine feet on Twenty fifth street By
thirty-two. Possession will be given Immediately.
TEAhs: Cash. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Auctionecrs.
Also, a HOUSE at the corner of Twenty-sx
and streets, occupied by Mr.. Hatch. It has five
rooms, kitchen, wood and coal-house and well of
water in the yard.
The lot is seventy by one hundred aud thirty-two
feet
TrRMs At sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, .Auctioneers.
P.S.-Also, a VACANT LOT, at the corner Of
Twenty-eigbth and NJ streets, fronting sixty n lie
and a half feet, running back hundred and
fifty-nine feet; ana 1IALF-ACRE LOT at the
corner Of NJ aud Thirty-first streets.
POSTPONEIENT.-The above sales are post
poned, on account Of the rain, to TUESDAY, 2sth
February, at 81 O'Clock r NJ.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe p Auctioneers
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BY +. Is. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 10 Main street.)

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS,
Il &c, FOR GALE AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY the 2Sth instant, at 10 o'clock, will Sell, at
my store, a varied and excellent assortment of FUR
NITURE, &c, embracing
One handsome Rosewood WARDROBE,
One handsome Rosewood CABINET, marble-top !;
One handsome Rosewood WASHSTAND, mar
ble-top;
One magnificent Mahogany Jenny Lind BED
STEAD,
Ono magnificent Mahogany CABINET, WARD
ROBE and WASHSTAND,
TABLES, CHAIRS, SOFAS, &c.
Several excellent BRUSSELS and INGRAM
CARPETS,
A large assortment of FEATHER BEDS
MATTRESSES,
BEDDING,
SHEETS,
BOLSTER and PILLOW-CASES,
SMITHS BELLOWS, ANVIL, &c.
An excellent lot of VALUABLE BOOKS, en-
bracing Treatises on Philosophy, Arts, His
tory; French, Greek, Latin and English
School Books. &c.
CLOCKS, WATCHES and JEWELRY,
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' CLOTHING, SC.
CHESTS OF CARPENTERS TOOLS, sc.
fe IS T.. Is. COOK, Auctoneer.
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The ADDRESS of Major John Tyler
on the Estate of the Country" delivered
before the General Assembly of the
State, by the invitation of that body,
and which he was unanimously called
upon, at its conclusion, to repeat before
the citizens at large, will be delivered
accordingly by him in the African
Church tonight at half.past seven
o'clock.
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AUCTION lfl,
,xuTUn1 DAY
By James n. rayisr, Aacsiuueer.

nN THURSDAY, March 2. 1865. at 10
~ o'clock A. NJ, I will scll at auction, at the
s,orc Of Roberta. i. Dabney. corner Of broad and
Seventh streets, opposite the Theatre, large and
s GRRssoSCcKERYwARE, GRocERIEs. LidUo RS
TOBACCO, CARRIAGES. WAGONS, HARNESS,
WATCHES, &c, embracing
) fine ont China Fruit Stands,
fine Gilt China Custard Stand, complete;
dozen Jelly Glasses and Glass Mugs,
Glass Preserve Dishes,
10 Glass Jars,
l Oil Lamp.
3 idrge lot Of Plates and Dishes, both vege-
: table and meat;
large lot Of small Dishes,
new Extension Walnut Table, very hand
some;
splendid sewing-Machinl irely new,
with Needles and Oil col8pletc;
Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Looking Glasses, SC.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
80 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
so bales Uncle Bob Lee Smoking Tobacco,
lot Of Coffee,
lot of Grain Pepper,
dozen old Jamaica Rum,
dozen old Apple Brandy,
Blackberry Wine, Catsup,
l set of beautiful Tea Canisters,
set OF beautiful Spice Canisters,
| Counter Scales,
large lot Of empty Bottles, mostly quarts
A few barrels superior Family Flour,
and many other articles too numerous to mention
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WAGONS, ETC.
l splendid light Carriage, with Single and
Double Shafts;
magnificent set Of Silver-Mounted Har-
ness,
double sets Of Wagon and Carriage Har-
ness,
Farm Wagons,
very superior Mcclellan Saddle and Bril-
die, with all equipments complete;
fine lot of ooking Utensils, new.
GOLD WATCHES.
splendid Gold Watches.
TERMS: Cash JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Il. oS-3t Auctioncer.
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BY Egbert L. Bass, Auctioneer.

r WILL SELL, on THURSDAY, tho
Il 81 of March, at my stable, on Cary street, i'll
front of the old gas-house at II o'clock precisely,
One thoroughbred Stallion, kind in harness and
rides well
Also first-class family Horse,
One Top-Buggy and Harness,
One Open Buggy,
One spring Wagon,
One Sulkey. EGBERT Il. BASS,
fe 2S-3ts Auctioncer.
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BURGLARY.-On Sunday night the
shoe shop Of Mr.. Christian Kendrick,
on Broad street, below Second, was
broken into; but before the thieves
succeeded in getting anything away the
alarm was given and they were run off.
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QuARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT, C. 8. Az
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD

QuARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT, C. 8. A.,\
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD
TRANSPORTATION. }
TO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-Thes SOL
Il diers in the field from Virginia can have pro-
visions sent them free of expense by the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Packages should be marked plainly with the name
of the soldier company, regiment and brigade,
care of T. II. Mayo. Captain and Assistant Quar-
termaster, Richmond, Virginia, who will see that
they are sent to the proper commands.
+. w. SIMS, Lieutenan Colonel
and Chief Of Railroad Transportation.
Approved: A. r. LAwTON, Quartermaster- General
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February %, 1865.
Agents and messengers will receive and forward
promptly any packages marked as above stated and
let the charges be collected in Richmond. IL
Shippers will be requested to put their u1nkaees
in good shipping condition, and our agents viii al
ways regard these goods as preferred freight.
]. +. GIBSON, Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papers will copy
and send bill to Express office at those places.
Re 27-1m
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.

TORTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
ON THE NEW ROAD LEADING BY
CAMP LEE, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the I'd OF
March latter the renting OF Laburnum}, We will
sell, upon the premises, the abovenamed property.
1t is a part Of the farm formerly owned by Cap
tain John doddln. 1t hes opposite to NJ 8 Tay-
cross-road leading out to Br ook turnpike.
1t lies well aud is susceptible of great improve
ment.
1t will be divided into two lots Of twenty-five
acres each.
If desired, it may be treated for privately before
the day Of sale.
TERNs: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe27 Auctioneers.
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OFFICIAL.
IArASc1Y nRAarxsx4.
CoEYED1AArK SrATRs OF Anxsyc.'
Richmond. Aurus46 Isea

Vo<xED1ATR 6TATks OF AMERICA
Richmond, August 8, 1854.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDypo,
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PEK AvrT.r.
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION ~ %
the fourteenth section OF the act to reduce the e-
rency, approved February IL, 1864 the Secre,ar,'
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above CO..,
hcates payable two years after the ratification -
treaty OF peace with the United States Thev c,.
not be soid but are only to be issued TO sch ered;
tors OF the Government as are willing to resA
same in payment Of their demands 1hsy ms. I ~
be given at par, though free from taxation a'''
The attention OF purchasing agents and djsb,..
iIs onlceTs OF the Government. is called 10 th. 60
OF public securities as Offering peculiar advautss
70 those from whom the supplies of the Goverrns,s
are bought and TO facilitate the use Of them abecI
trawn by disbursng officers upon the derostar,ass
holding these funds, and marked across the a.
payable in certificates of indebtedness VII t
paid in conformity Herewith VIA os
Depositaries are hereby authorized and renn;,ss
TO comply with this regulation, and to make ami.
cation TO the Register for supplies of certificates a.
required. lSignedl g. A. TRENHOLM
AIS Secretary Of Treasury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-28
By D. +. Booth, Auctioneer,
NO. l4l Main street

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, March LIST, 1865, at No. l4l
Main street, the following GOODS, to commence at
~ O'Clock:
60 pieces Al Prints,
50 pieces Prints,
90 pieces French Lawns,
~ pieces Debaise,
20 pieces English Beragc,
10 pieces Poplin,
~ pieces White Cambria,
80 pieces Bleached Sheeting,
5 pieces White Flannels,
3 pieces COlOred Flannels,
pieces Colored Merino,
II pieces Black Alpaca,
20 dozen Linen handkerchief,
80 dozen White Hose,
60 dozen Brown ualt-IIose,
10 gross Pearl and Agate buttons
90 gross pen-Holders,
Il gross Steel Pens,
100 dozen Pockct-knives,
50 pairs l2-4 Whitney Blankets,
Case Mixed Cassimeres,
3 Ladies' Velvet Cloaks,
/ Ladies' Cloth Prnce-Roya Riding Habit
ALSO,
5 barrels Brown Sugar,
Is barrels Apple Brandy.
~ barrels Whiskey,
barrels BOrax,
! chest Tea,
? bales Wadding,
100 realms French Note Paper,
Gold Watches,
Silver Watches,
II Gold Rings,
20 dozen Gutta Percha Tobacco Bags,
100 dozen Fine-C Combs,
SO dozen Round Combs,
so dozen Cotton Handkerchiefs,
so pounds Flax Thread,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
l bale Brown Drills,
l bale Brown Cotton,
50 pairs Merino Drawers,
10 dozen Suspenders,
SO dozen Paper Collars.
fe % y. f BOOTH, Auctoneer.