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MAYORS COURT, YEsrERDAY.--Anr
Perrin, sent on to the Examining Cour,
upon the charge of plotting and aiding
in the escape of slaves from their owners
to the enemy, was in this court agair
yesterday for the consideration of the
question of bail. The Mayor said he
would admit accused to bail in the sum
Of three thousand dollars, which had
not been given when the court adjourned.
Thomas Stratton and Edward Curtin,
charged with burglary in entering and
robbing the chamber of Misses Emma
Smith and Kate Lloyd of su adry articles,
valued at two thousand dollars, were up
again for the hearing Of the evidence OF
Ella Christian, who was brought in on
an attachment. Her evidence was such
that the Mayor felt constrained to re,
mand both of the accused for trial, ad :
hitting them to bail in the sum Of five
hundred dollars each, which was giysr
by the fathers of the accused.
Andrew j. Malone, charged with the
theft Of sundry articles of clothing and
cutlery from Conrad Bender, to the
amount Of thirty dollars, and breaking
into his house to obtain the same, was
discharged, but remanded to the custody
Of the Provost Marshal.
Jane Harris, free negro, charged with
the theft of clothing belonging to Mar,
A. Brown and having nine bags, supposed
stolen, was remanded.
Thomas, slave of Gideon CARRIER
Of Heprico, charged with assaulting ant
beating Patrick Nolan, q white map, will
= stick, WAS sent on to the Examining
Court.
Morris O'Donnell, charged with being
drunk aud disorderly in the street, wa:
sent to the Provost Marshal.
Thomas Fentries and Benjamin Whit
lock were fined for violation of . city
ordinance by allowing their hydrants t.
run waste water, thereby creating nui
sanoe.
A number Of picsyune negro case,
were disposed.
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YANKEE LOYE FOR CUFF.

YANKEE LOFE IOR CCFFI.
The following precious epistle illustrates the i'm
1nensc love entertained by the Yankee for the
'poor, down trodden slave,'' etc. It was taken
from Yankee prisoner near Waynesboro', 0eor-
g;a. We place it before our readers cey6atim ct
kteratim:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND Sep 81 1864
Ny Dear
Frank am not very we'll to-day. had the ague
last knight and you no don't feel right got A
letter from you friday and am glad to hear that
you are we'll. you spoke A bout me coming to see
you. Well frank would like to come and il can
get money A huff will come. everything is 80
high it takes A bout all I can make to live on
Frank want to ask you one thing. do you think
1 could get some counterbans, if would come down
their. There gvin substitutes from A thousand to
u teen hundred dollars A peace. well Frank, peo-
pie goes and tells the counterbans that If they will
go with them they will give them hundred dollars
we'll you see they ar eagnarant and We could make
they was man hear yesterday and he told me he
would give me ) hundred for every one got. and
told him I had A notion to 90 and see you and
while was down there would steel some negroes
and he said could make fortion II would be
sharp. and if had money to bare my expenses
would start tomorrow. would not let them have
them for hundred dollars il I could set some. l
would take them to new york and get thousand
peace for them. now Frank believe could get
or 3 emmy how if would come down their don't
you Frank want you to see If you cant get or
and send me word and will come after them. just
tell them it they viii volintear you will steal them
off and give them hundreddo beside. answer
this right A way the men here would go but They're
watched you no could get pas from gunner
Mortin to see my husband aud while was down
their could get some neager men and bring back
most every man in indianapolis is drafted and you
NO before they will go they viii give q good deal
Frank now see if you can get Or to promis to
enlist il you steel them of and then send me word
just as soon as you and will come rite away
Well have wrote A huff bout that don't tell emmy
one emmy thing bout emmy thing 1 wrote. Frank
would send you some money il 1had some to-day
always have plenty to live on but you no it takes
great deal to live hear tell the nggeEs that you
only want them for year. Sibe is gone this week
to stay till after the fare and when aha comes
think she win want TO come down their to zee you
and maybe her and me viii come together want to
come and Frank every body says viii make money
if I 90 send me word what you think A bout It.
and do all you and il You can get one writo and
let me- no and will come rite away and won't pay
emmy more rent we'll aallie is going to the office md
/ must close good By for this time. JENNIE
Frank excuse this letter for salie ID in hurry 70
go to the office.
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BY Williamson & Co., Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY,
February eth, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, We
will sell, at the residence on the corner Of Nine
,etnth and Grace streets, an assortment OF HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
the following and other articles:
One magnificent Rosewood Sideboard,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Pallor and other Tables,
Iiair-cloth, Cane and other Chairs;
Mirrors,
Oil Cloth,
Lace and DaInask Curtains,
Mahogany Wa1drobes,
Marble-top Cabinets,
Marblc-top " ashstands,
Sofas.
Tin Safe.
ALSO,
An excellent assortment Of
Glass and Chinaware,
Knives, silver-pated Forks and Spoons, Of
first-rate quality;
Excellent Cooking-5toye, &c.
fe WILLIAMSON & CO.. Auctioneers.
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TRfAsvRY DxfARTNxNy,
CoNpEpxRA1E STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, August s, 1864.

TRFAsvRY DxfARTNxNT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August s, 1864. }
CERTITICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUX
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATIOE-Ry
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce the cur
rency. approved February II, 1864, the Secretary Of
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above cer-
catcs, payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty Of peace with the United States. They can.
not be sold, but only to be issued TO such cred
tors Of the Government as are Wiling to receive the
same in payment Of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free FROM taxation.
The attention. Of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers Of the Government ia called TO this class
ofpublic securities as offering peculiar sdyantsges
TO those from whom the supplies Of the Government.
are bought and 70 facilitate the use . tle checks
Drawn By dsbursiEs officers upSn the depcstarie,
holding these funds, and marked across the fscs
payable in certificates Of indebtedness" viii b
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required.
to comply with this regulation, End 70 make spph-
cation 10 the Register for supplies OF esrt,eessss
required. [Signedl g. A. TRENHOLM,
j.2--ts sec,s.syy Of Treasury.
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4 II O. IT DESIRABLE FAMILY
~ RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
RY, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, FOR RENT AT AUcTION.-On
THURSDAY, February 9th, at II o'clock NJ, We
will rent, upon the premises, for the term of one
year, the HANDSOME RESIDENCE situated as
above, and recently occupied by Mr.. John Fisher.
It has ten and five closets, kitchen and
three servants rooms two cellars and brick stable
The dwelling is furnished with water and gas. The
location is of the most pleasant in this city.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 2-eOdtd AuctiOneers.
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Treasury DEFARTMNnr. q,
CONFEDERATE STATES CT AMERICA,
Rxcun1En nace,nher lS&1

RIcnxrSD, December l, 1854. J
CEVEN-T HIRT Y TREA S u Ri
- NOTES.-Jn pursuance Of an act Of Congle.,,
approved November IS, 1861, entitled Gan act 70
authorize the Sesrat1:y reas',y to exchange
coupon bond ss,, yszs,l-thsy treasury nstcs, het.
ess Of sa: Io:.s are hoGeby notified tia. after the
Payment Of lie annual ss}srsst due thereenta tSs
FIRST day Of Jan,,sry, $3.50 Upon presenssticfsf the
same, the Trs.:acer, Assistant Treasures AID Pay
Depostaries as designated at ootl will isae cert-
hcates therefor, which Tll eltise sba, holders to
coupon bonds payable thirty years atsr ne frstdsy
OF January, 1855, bearing ,y pr eenti1tersst from
the said G:st Of Jaa1aey, .S5s alylble the first
days OF January AMI jd.y ia zach yeaf. The Trca.
surer, Assistant Ireasurers and Depositares NIL
make weekly reports to the Register a the Treasury
of such certificates issued at their offices, whersuTN
bonds will bs sent forward III satisfaction Of srs>
The notes will be cancelled IN the usual manner and
forwarded to the First Auf.tor.
- &. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia,
Assistant Treastrers at CLa,lcst.n aat Mobile.
Deposita1ies at Raleigh AID Miim:r gson, North ca.
rolina,
Deposi,aries at Charleston ard Columbia, South Ca
roliha.
Depositaries at Savannah anG Alglf,a Georgia
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Honda ana Monta.
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Housl
and Marshall, Texas. ia 2-.s
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CRY CouNcIL.-Pursuant to adjourn
ment, . meeting of the Council was held
at 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee on
Salaries, to whom had been referred the
subject of an increase of salaries Of the
officers Of the city, made report, which
was, after universal amendment, adopted
Is follows:
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rrRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

II VNUOIE E = oIil1E1 UT HOCO A1ND
LOT, O N TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET,
deed Of trust executed by James II. Watkins and
wife, bearing date the 18th day OF October, 1868,
and at the request Of the beneficiary in said deed,
on aecP
HOUSE and LOT on Twenty-eighth street, Union
Hill, at the southeast intersection Of the Meadow
brigde road fronting the south side Of the said
road fourteen feet, and running back in irregular
depth sixty -cght feet.
TBRMs: Cash.
fc2 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
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EOR RENT AT AUCTION.-I will
IL rent out, at public auction, at Uensic5 County
Court-IIouse, on MONDAY, the 9th instant tn not
rented before that tin,ci, FARM, containing
eleven anI halt acres Of land, with u good d.:ei-
ling house, containing three rooms, kitchen ami
out-houses about two and half miles west Of r. CHI
mond ffe 2-4tl JOHN A. HUTCHINSON.
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The following resolutions, offered b
Mr. Scott, were also adopted:

INC IOIIOWInB TeSOIutEOnS, OHeTeu o.
Mr.. Scott, were also adopted:
l. Resolecd, That the Auditor Of the city be-
and II hereby instructed to issue his warrant upon
the Chamberlain in favor of the Judge OF the lust.
ings Court for the sum Of two thousand dollars pei
quarter nom the LIST Of January, 1865, ard to con-
tinue until the further O,der Of the Council
!. kesolre6, That the Council recommend to
the Hastings Court to increase the salary Of the city
attorney to -.
:. /" Resolred, That the Committecs on Light,
Water Works and Fire Departments be instructed
TO inquire whether any of the officers connected with
these departments can be dispensed with.
4. kesolred, That the salaries Of the teachert
of the primary schools be four thousand dollars,
each, nom the LIST OF January, 1862
After some other unimportant bust
ness, the Council adjourned.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNFxDERATR STATES or AMERICA.


II OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PE2
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TEB
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAw.-Depcsits on call wiz be received by tie
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savan.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the sane bearing interest at the rate Of four per-
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypotbscati.'
OF these loans. The bonds to be set apsrt by the
Treasurer and the proceeds, when sold, applied s1-
clusively to the payment Of the said certi6csses.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally,
by this mode of temporary Investment, and tie et-
feet Of the measure, if generally adopted, in keep:
ing the currency within moderate bounds, il il hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration Of the
community and secure their rromp. eoAopefston .
carrying ;:;nta effect. g. A. TRENHOLM,
ja2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctieneer,
(Omce Governor street, between Main and FRANKLIN

BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctieneer,
tOmce Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
DOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON MON.
IL DAY, the 5th day of February, at my store,
on Governor, between Main and Franklin streets,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, a large quantity
CHILDIsEN'S CLOTHING, MEMS CLOTHING,
PIANOS, &C., consisting, in part, lis follows:
Elegant PIANO-FORTES-one Ut them with
the molian attachment;
PARLOR SUITE, i'll red plush;
CHAIRS,
BUREAUS,
MARBLE-TOP and other wASHSTANDs,
Elegant CHINA TEA SETS,
BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
MXHo 5A' EXTENSION, and other
TABLES,
sEWfS;G-MAcn1NEs,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
LADIES' MANTILLAS, SILK and other
DRESSES (some new,
CHILD'S CLOAK and DRESSES elegantl,
MEMS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, sc.
GLASSWARE,
CROCKERY,
vet elegant CHESS MEN,
A large PY-GLASS,
FUKS, OF superior quality.
ALSO,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD and SILvEk-PLATEDT TEA SPOONS,
SUGAR SHOVI:LS,
SALT and MUSTARD SPOONS,
SUGAR TONGS, &c.
fel L. W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
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Treasury DEpAGwNYST,
CoSvKDxRATz STATES OF ANERIcA,
Richmond, July %, 1864.

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In on
Il der to promote as far rs practicable, the car
G4u;iation by the Treasury of the CUrSfANDN
TAXED NOTES, tae Treasurer. Assistan: Tr..H
rer, and Pay Dcpositaries in the different Sta:esn
hereby authorized to receive the said notes, exp
the Sl0t notes, at 500 per centum, on deposit, ~
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hypothf
ton of non-taxable bends. The said certificates
be payable on demand after the piration Of milf
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds ~
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, VA
the exception ab0ye named, in payment Of oora'
when sold, at the ate Of 66a Ter celitiim.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
j.2-ts Secretary OF the Treasury!
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TREASURY DgPARTMyaT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES or AAERiCA, I
RIouAOND, October Il, 1854. J
MONT A IA B LIE BONDS, FIVE
IN MISREPRESENTATION OAN.-SALE cog
TINUED.-NumeIous applications bsYiTS os1
made for bonisat the established price of enc hl
dred and thirty-tre dolisrs aud interest, under
cunstances that enttls them to favorable consise
alton, It has been determined to continue the
at the above price until further notice. :.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instrrN
to act in accordance With this order; and The rsa
ton Of Disturbing officers of the Government If !"
hcularly called to it. q. A.'TRENHOLa
Ja2-ts Secretary cf the IreasnS
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AUCTION SALES.


BY Redwood, Phillips 4 Co., Aucttonsers,
No. 81 Main street,
WE WILL SELL, AT THE RESI-
w DENCE on the corner of Clay and Smith
streets, on TUESDAY MORNING, Mt 10 o'c ock, an
assortment Of GENTEEL FURNITURE, in Part
comprising
large MIRROR,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
/ splendid BED, 9as.s-
BEDSTEADS, f-F
TIN SAFE,
6CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY STAND,
MAHOGANY TABLES.
l BUREAU.
and other articles OF value.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO., Auctioneers,
fc4 No. 81 Main street.
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OFFICIAL.

8 nsrTAxr Axp IxsrEeroR-0srKaA1' Orrsct.,
RscHxosD, January Is, 1865.
cPECIAL ORDERS, No. %.
- -
LviI. Furioughs until March ], 1865, are allowed
All detailed soldiers and ccrscripts now serving
With the local defence brigade Of this city who are
70 re;o;n their regiments in the feid to he a..
signed to the general service. 70 such eonsc!ipss "
allowed the prvilsgs Of sseins the and
that the company selected has not the maxhuia
prescribed by law. Furloughs thus allowed viii bs
ise,.el from ueadquarters Local D:fsnce Brigade,
and ~l be respected by the officers Of the Con<np.
ton service.
By command OF the Secretary Of War.
JNO. WRITER'S,
n ia ;0--lw Assistant Adjutant-Gene4sl
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AUCTION SAIEs.
THIS DAY,

THIS DAx. -
By ,. =. Nashs AucttSussr.
r WILL SELL, AT THE HORSE LOTT
on SATURDAY, one thoroughbred MUSTANG
STALLION, six years old; sound wofk" and rides
"A. Ai.o. sne GOLD and one SILVER WATCH.
T. F-lts b. J. NASH, Auc:ioncer.
Ey O. W. Willis Auctionccr,
tNo. ca Main strcct.)
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
w THIS MORNING, at my store, lot Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TCREa
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BLANKETS,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
HATS, SC.
At IL O'clock
Several fine Gold and Silver WATCHES,
fe4 q. ". WILLIS, Auctioueer.
By Thomas W. Keesee Auctionccr,
Ohics Governor street, between Main aud Franklin.
WILL BE SOLD, THIS Saturday
w MORNING. at ~ o'clock, On Council!
Chamber Hill,
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses,
Several Mules,
One very superior Wagon, with iron axles.
sets Of Harness, &c.
fs4 T. W. KEEsEE. Auctionesr
BY Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL, AT THE HORSE
w LOT, on SATURDAY,
Several Cavalry and Harness HORSES,
l good CARRIAGE,
I ETIGGY and TIA ISVEQa Go,
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO..
fc3 Auctionegls.
HAVE TO SELL, PRIVATELY, TO-
DAY, or at auction on SATURDAY, Top
Buggy and Harness, double-seated Open Buggy,
an excellent single-horse Carriage, Skeleton sui
key and two light Spring Wagons and Harness.
Alsc Mule and several Horses. Also, three Brood
Sows and FIVE Shoats. Wanted, fresh Mich Cow.
II. 2. TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
fc ST. No. 63 Main street.
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RossEsY.-Some time during Thurs
day night, tho store room of John K.
Simmons, located on Leigh street near
the corner of Thirtieth, was forcibly en-
tered and robbed of several thousand
dollarg worth Of bacon, lard, flour and
oollee sugar. The back door to Mr.. Sim
mons's residence was priced open, after
which the st0re-rooln door WAS unlocked
aud tho provisions removed therefro,n
through tho side gate, where they were
p,aoed in Z wagon, which Was in waiti6g
eoeauy them 81.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

OAK GROVE, TWO MILES NORTH
~ OF RICHMOND, ON I II F. MEADOW
BRIDGE ROAD, FOR RENT AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, February 10th, at o'clock Z. II /,
the premises, will rent, for the remainder of the
year, the COUNTRY SEAL, as above, lately occu-
pied By Wm S. Deuprce, deceased, containing about
seventyfve acres, upon which, in pant, winter oats
and rye have been seeded.
The dwelling contains six rooms is nearly new,
aud in good repair. Servants houses, stables, &c,
ample tor its
TERMS: Made known on day of rental.
$. II. DEUPREE, administrators of
TO 4-tdS ". 8. Deupree, deceased.
VALUABLE FARM, OF ONE HUN
y DRED AND FIFTY ONE ACRES, ON THE
MECHANICSVII4LE TU KNPIKE, THREE
MILES AND HALE FROM THE CITY, FOR
REM AT AUCTION.--Wili be rented out at auc-
ton, OH the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Sth Of
February, at II O'clock NJ the FARM known as
" Kavenwood,' situated above, and formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. J. J. Fry. It has hands me
dwelling and althe necessary oht-buildings The
land is rich, part well adapted to grass, and the
balance fine vegetable land. The garden IS produce
tive, and there is excellent orchard. The place
is well watercd and healthy.
ILENs Payable qaarteriy, in advance.
GKUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 2z-eodt6fet til AuctiOneefs.
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NAvr DepAETxksr
OYYicg Sry.IAI SEgvleE, I
R'oHNosp, VA, September ~, 1901.
NOTICE.--From and after MONpa'a
IN NEXT, the Goth instant, the 81 :.
SCHRAPNEI. will leave the wharf al Rct ss.@ ,
A. NJ. ard O'clock p. M, touching at all ~ Pr
oipal landings on the river.
JOHN H. PARKER
% 2U--ts Lieutenant IN Glars.
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r HARVEY & CO.,
IL. WHOLESALE DEALERS AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
III CARr-sTREKT, RIcHAoSD, yIsaIs,A.
We have now in store, and ofier to the trade, the
barrels APPLE BRANDY,
barrels WHISKEY,
barrels superior .soRGHuM,
20 barrels GREEN APPLES,
boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
bales COTTON YARNS, Nos. 10, III and L. :
IS realns NOTE PAPER,
5000 ENVELOPES,
barrel. sUPEkF1NE FLOUR,
" sSo iii And CHEWING TOBACCO.
ALSO,
50 dozen WINE GLASSES,
20 dozen GOBLETS.
10 pairs MEMS SHOES.
We desire to RENT A STOREHOuSE, suitable
for Wholesale business. in the business portion of
the city. lja sl--lsl L. HARVEY + co.
iron, d ITCH; ITCH Itch, ,,,,,,
CAN BE CURED
r BY
LEoNARD's ITCH OINTMENT.
TO Be had Of PURCELL, LAID 4 co., and L.
b. THOMAS, Broad street. Piiee. 8 Per box.
LfOR SALE,
1T Enslish Mndder Rxtraet # LnGwood,
Cepyetns. enlDARe. chlorosorn.
I r,. 49, 0nsines csoton Oil.
Also, q prsparatioA far - itch -
Il WAGNER. nxuseis4,
T. S-at~ s.s Gixth ~ Hrssd .2r~sAe S
RIO CAPITALISTS. NIFTY TuOU.
s IL SAND D0GLAN 70 II the 10 miJlIoa jean. Mss
the host ievcsaasns thaA4~ ~ adN. csa = boaeh4
THIS DAY g q, y. lAAN Il uslvin's Nl6ck
Shoe Store, On Twelfth sAreet. b3--N
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0UNDRIES FOR SALE.
~ LOO sacks VIRGINIA SALT.
10 barrels EXTRA FLOUR
barrels CHOICE SORGHUM.
barrels old APPLE BRANDY;
10 barrels PlPPIN APPLES.
barrels DRIED APPLES.
10 kegs SODA,
100 boxes CHEWING TOBACCO.
on consignment and fox asle by
u 3-3fs MINOR e. Drrpxp y
NEW MILLINERY.-A handsome
IN assortment Of RIDBONSand WELLS. Also.
one very elegant imported PATTERN BONNET
q Miss +. a. MsLENoRlva le7 Msis street, cees
Weas1Rer's hat store. e l--4fs
M OTI CE. - reRsons hating elaims
{ In against NAML0N I3k0kEd@ Seceased. VII
pTesnt them, for settlGoAok = n. A. !. TlsR.
kEIl.. Hensieo, or - 1teQd9Ao 3. rHANDLKK.
tAselas. r 2~-esdets
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Of.I.E or I'M KIeua"S'
ASn DxNvIhlE RAiLaoAp, ii
Rlsu,iosp. January so, 1862
Al y tt e. l. CHANGE OF 81 III
IN DCLE.---On and after WEpNEpSAf; r,s
airy l. 1865. the THROUGH NAIL TRAIN
leave Richmond daily at $3.50 r. NJ and am"
Danville at 3 A. II. Leave Danville at !. r. M
arrive in Richmond at Lbs p. NJ.
JAMES II. LEspts,,
ia3i-lw Tcke, Ags-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-04

Il suns, OWnefE OF properly UtpOslted WITH me-
by the Pcvost-Marshal in Richmond, are required
TO call for it in sixty days, or it will be sold at