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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10

HASTINGS Court OF MAGISTRATES
The winter term Of this court began its
session yesterday.
DR.. John P. Little and DR.. Henry W.
Davis. were unanimously nominated t.
the Governor of Virginia as fit persons
to be appointed corner of the city, in
place of DR.. st. George Pcachy, deceased.
Sally, slave of Charles Y. Morriss, and
Ellen, slave of Ferdinand Blackboard,
were each ordered to be whipped fer
stealing money and wearing apparel from
Sally Brockmore.
Reuben Mannheim, alias Reuben Nor
ris, charged with obtaining, under false
Pretences, piece of cloth, valued at one
thousand eight hundred dollars, the pro-
perty of Samuel NJ. Price, was remanded
for trial before Judge Lyons.
Washington, slave of Lyttleton Bowles,
charged with breaking into the house Of
Robert W. Oliver and stealing a lot of
corned beef and a turkey, was ordered
to receive thirty-nine lashes. Catherine.
wife. of Washington, charged with re-
celving the same, knowing them to have
been stolen, was discharged upon the
payment Of costs Of prosecution.
Amanda, slave of William Forbes. and
John, slave of Frank Allen, charged with
breaking into the dwelling house Of
Samuel w Allen with intent to commit
larceny were each ordered to receive
thlrty-nine lashes on their bare backs.
One or two other cases Of trivial
character were disposed Of; after which
the court adjourned till this morning.
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MAYORS CoURT, YEsrERDAY.-In this

MAYoR's CoURr, YEsrERDAY.-In this
court, yesterday, William Daley, Ele
venth Virginia battalion, who is charged
with the murder Of Mary Han!ey, on the
n,gh. OF the 9th instant, by Shot fired
eorner Of Main and Twenty-first streets
I'd an examination, and was remanded
= the Hastings Court.
81 William II. Baldwin, Phillip Hanley,
ne husband Of tho woman, and Patrick
Kelley, who also testified before the coro-
ners jury, repeated their evidence in
this court; but the facts elected were
substantially the same rs those hereto.
fore given. The witnesses were held in
Their own recognizance for their appear
Ance.
Eliza, : small negro girl, slave of
Eredorick Swift, was arraisned upon the
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BY L. IL. Luck s Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main street.)

mo. Sc Main street.)
WE, WILL SELL, ON TUESDAY,
w the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, for cash, a
large and desirable lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
SOFAS,
CHAIRS, TABLES,
LoOKlNG-GLASSES,
SHOES, BOOTS,
s. CLOTHING,
CRocKERY, GLASSWARE,
RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS, PISTOM,
large BLANKETS, in good order;
large COUNTERS,
fine BOOKCASE, complete, with glass front /;
FEATHER BEDS,
BED CLOTHING, &c.
500 bags SMOKING TOBACCO,
SILK DRESSES,
set CHINA (forty-two piecesl,
G6 sets KNIVES AND FORKS new.
ALSO,
TENT FLY,
GOLD WATCHES two splendid),
SAFE,
BEDSTEADS,
small CLOCKS,
REGULATOR,
EIGIT-DAY CLOCK Warranted in all re-
lot Of fine PICTURES,
! BANJO,
lot Of BOOKS,
l'lot OF PIT-SAW FILES,
l dozen HAND-SAM FILES,
! superior black cloth CLOAK,
l pair splendid BLANKETS,
! superior lionSi.in ONERCOAT,
/ set cut-glass CASTORS new
3 DAMASK SHEETS,
fine cloth COATS.
jalo L. II. LUCK & co.
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THE DISPATCH c0ry7ING-ROoK HAS
BERN REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST COR
NRK OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS
(spence's Buildins.l IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.


CRY CourcrI. following business
was transacted at regular meeting Of
the Council, held yesterday afternoon:
The chairman of the Finance Commit
tee, Mr.. Burr, submitted report in re-
ference to taxes, which w&s, on motion,
recommitted to the same committee.
In order to. enable the clerks of the
markets to keep those places in proper
order, the Council agreed to resolution,
introduced by Mr.. Stokes, allowing each
clerk two thousand dollars additional
compensation per annum to pay for
cleaning up and whitewashing the same.
In conformity to the requirements Of
q resolution referred to the Committee on
Aims. House, Mr.. Glazebrook, the chair.
man, reported that the committee had
perfected arrangements for obtaining sup
plies for the alms~house, and the Com.
mittec on Supplies have promised to
deliver such supplies as may be on hand.
The report was adopted.
"A resolution, introduced by Mr.. Clop-
ton, from the Committee on Light, pro.
viding for an increase in the price of gas
from thirty to fifty dollars per one thou
sand feet, excited considerable debate ; at
the conclusion of which, on motion, the
resolution was adopted.
Subsequently an ordinance concerning
the Gas Works, submitted by Mr.. Chop
ton, was adopted, increasing the price of
gas to the same figure as recommended
in the above resolution, said increase to
60 into effect from the 10th of January.
A petition from certain officers Of the
city, asking an increase of salaries, was
read by Mr.. Glazebrook and referred to
q special committee, consisting of Messrs.
Hill, Scott and Glazebrook.
A petition Of John P. Sledd, asking to
be reinstated in the Second Market to
the privileges of butcher, was reported
from the Committee on Markets, and,
after discussion, was referred to the
Joint Committee on Markets.
Mr.. Burr reported resolutions in rcla-
ton to taxes, asking what amount shall
be assessed for the fiscal year and the
year just expired, which were adopted.
"A communication was read from the
Mayor, making nominations of persons
to compose the police organization for the
ensuing year. For the office of Chief
of Police the following nominations were
made: Messrs. Reuben Il. Seal, Will
liam N. Kelley, George l.. Richards and
y. II. Chalkley. On motion of Mr.. Hill,
Mr.. Seal was unanimously elected to fill
said Office.
Here followed list of the Mayors
nominations for police officers, which
were not materially changed from last
year. William N. Kelley was chosen
first day police officer, and L. NJ. Carter
was chosen first night officer.
MIR. Burr called the. attention Of the
Council to the new bill amending the
charter Of the city of Richmond, intro
duced in the House of Delegates on Sa-
turday by General Raymond, delegate
from Marion. This subject vas discussed
till the hour of adjournment.
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POLICE ARREsr.-Fannie I. Ferguson
was arrested yesterday afternoon and
committed to the lower station-house on
the charge of obtain ng salt twice from
SPOTS & Harvey and assaulting and
beating negro in the house of SPOTS
Il Harvey. Subsequently the accused
was bailed for her appearance to court
by Justice L. Il. Chandler.
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FlRE.-The alarm of fire about half
past 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon was
caused by the application of the incen-
diary torch to the stable on the premises
of William G. Paine, situated at the in
tersection Of Grace and Franklin and
Sixth and Seventh streets By the timely
arrival of the firemen, the flames were
extinguished before much damage was
done.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers
GARDEN FARM, ON THE OSB 1PNF

HARDEN FARM, ON THE OSB ORNE
TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES FRO,l RTCH-
MOND, CONTAINING ABOUT FIFTY-THEEE
At the request of Mr.. Martin Baker. I viii Iii ~,
TUESDAY, the 10th instant, on the premises a. ~
O'Clock Z. NJ, the FARM on the Osborne turn n;I IL.
at present occupied BY NJ Baker. The farm con,
tains about dfy-thfee acres Of land About ona-
third OF the land IS in low grounds Nearly all ne
land is cleared and ready for cultivation. III fam
Is well watered. The buildings consist OF twn.
story framed house, with about six rooms r;.h
kitchen and courthouse, &c. Il is lonato T u, q
desirable nelshhorhood and is very health y ana
On one Of the best roads leading to Richu on :',
rStSohs wishing to secure desirable sma Il farm,
would do Well to attend the sale " " A'inI
sale. '"AA Va IN Gay OF
Persons attending the sale vii! prox;Ae +bo,,-
'eiscs Win passes JAMES N. TAYLOR.
J"" ANctI OneeyA
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LNOR SALE AND RENT STORY IN

EARNING UTENSILS FOR SALE At
sA,o NJ "Mon:ezuma," tho residence Of
SaFhplhe. about TWO miles from the CITY OF E;cbN
.i.ohd, viii be sold on the premises, on TUESDAY,
me ioth day OF January, 1865, at Ii O'Clock A. NJ
EIAGES AND HARNESS and a ONE-IIORSE
0AHklAGE AND HARNESS; and PLANTA
lion UTENSILS, consisting Of Wheat Machine 81
heat Fan, Reaper, Carts, Plow. Drag, Harrows.
year, a small FARM OF SIXTY ACRES or
CLEARED LAND, well suited for market par-
den; forty acres Of which was highly manured the
pas, year with large quantity OF manure. The
improvements snall house, kitchen and stable.
with the privilege of the use Of dead and v,sts
farm. GRITRDS e WILT IsS 3" Ane |
J"o Auctioneers
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B. PAYNE & CO., Commission Mer.
chants and Dealers in TmDorted Wines Lii

r B. PAYNE 6 CO., Commission Mer-
u chants and Dealers in Imported Wines, Lie
au0rs &C., No. lis Broad street.
Pure old Rye Whiskey,
Pure old Malt Whskey (Scoech|,
Pure old Irish Whiskey,
P,7rc old French Brandy,
Pure Or. Apple Brandy,
Pure old rom Gin,
Champagne Wine,
Claret Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine.
Domestic Wine,
Blackberry Wine,
Edinburg Ale (Jeffries's),
Grape Vinegar.
Tomato Catsup,
English Mustard,
1ickles,
Sardines,
Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Scissors,
Pen Knives
Pencils, Paper, Envelopes, SC.
Briar-root Pipes,
ToLae,s, Pouehes lrubberl,
.Makans Dlacking,
4BlackiIs Brushes,
Horse brSsAes. de lin
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BY L. 3. Cook, Auctioneer,
NO. 20 Main street,

by L. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
NO. 20 Main street.)
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
Ill FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, SHOES
&c, FOR SALE AT AUCTJOE.-on MONDAY,
the 9th insta1t, 10 10 O'clock, viii sell AT my stone
q very excellent assortment Of FURNITURE, &c.
Among which IS very handsome set Of CHAM
Der FURNITURE, viz:
magnificent Jenny Lind BeGstead, carved;
handsome Wardrobe,
handsome Cabinet, niarhie-tcp;
/ handsome Wasilstand, ,nartle-tor;
handsome Centre Table Egyptian narb:e-to1.
ALSO,
SevQIal excellent Feather Beds,
Mattresses
Bedsteads Of various styles,
Tables, Chairs
Prime Straw Gutter,
so pairs stout English Shoes,
Il Splendid Fur Cape,
Cooking and other Stoves.
ALSO,
4 choice selection OF BOOKS, embracing Law,
Literature ard History.
Consgnments received until o'clock Of day OF
sale iaG K. =. COOK, Auctonccr.
pOSTPONEM EEI The above sale is postponed
until WEDNESDAY,, 18th instant, az the same
hour fja9 E.B. COOK.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioncers.

BY Grubbs & Williams Auctioncers.
TOR RENT AT AUCTION, FOR ONE
YEAR, THE FRAMED STORE AND
DWELLING, WITH SIX ROOMS, ON SIXTH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MA RSlfALL.
We will rent at auction, on the premises, WE'D
NESDAY. the 18th OF January, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, the STORE AND DWELLING located as
above described. The location for business is an
excellent one. Possession given Immediately.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS,
ja9 Auctioncers.
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INHE RICHMONIER ANZEIGER,

YNHE RICHMONEER ANZEIGER,
] i printed in German, osfer,' great advantages as
an advertising sheet, being The only German news
as it does. large circalatlon assolg German clti
Sens and rar,denis
is the a4scntion Of the present editor and pro-
prospect, compare with the largest German paper
published in America; and, through its agents, to
increase lfs circulation in the Southern cities and
= earnestly sollcits the patronage Of the public in
" half Of his enterprise
Advertisements will be inserted either in Ger
ma OF En- sish.
Vel KY. e~'
somce on Broad street, between Tenth and Ele-
&. "A. WALLACE,
0o I1-iA Editor and Prop etor.
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BY W. II. Foyle, Sons :. Co., Auctioneers.

nN TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at 10
~ o'elock, we shall o.fer at public auction,
10000 pounds PRIME SUGARS
800 dozen spoon, COTTON,
500 HATS,
l20 English MOROCCO SKINS,
ADDITIONAL
Cod Liver Oil, Imperial Tea,
Corsets, Hoop Skirts
Silk Lasting, Faber's Pencils,
Calfskins, ladies' Belts
Aason's BlaGking, ladies' Shoes Il $50 nairs,
Needles, PiiM, fine Boot Laces, $
India Rubber Dress ard other Combs
Pearl, Gilt and India Rubber Buttons.
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs,
80 bags Old Rio and Cuba Coffee.
jas WN II. FOWIE. SONS g. RI
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
TGRAsURy DEPARlMkNT, !
Ale STATES OF AHERICA.

T DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX FER
CENT. NON-FAXAbLE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits on call will be received Ly tie
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depositar1os =.
WiiInin gton, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, S:y6I.-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates vii be i.sUei
FOR the same, bearing nteIes. 1T the rate Of four Ia
s Sc Per aili ~ Iia stciGo " TIE C
of these loans. The bonds to De set apart by tt9
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold. applied
clUSivcy IL the payment OF the SAID CrtiGl Gtcs.
The security and convenience afforded 10 btIEj
Az! other corporations, and TO the pubic generally,
by this mode CT temporary investment and TIE q:
feet Ok the measure il generally pied, in kee.
ing the CURRENCY within moderate bounds, :: is hof
Will commend i. to the favorable consideration q 4
community and their prompt cooperation :
carrying it into effect. g. \. TRENHOLM,
ja2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, july IS, 1861.

FsNAXED TREASURY NOILS.--TG or
L Ger to promote. rs far as practicable the say.7
liquidation by he Treasury Of the OUTSTAND!Ni
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant I reasl.
rer, and Pay Depcsitares In The different States, ays
hereby aUtnoriatt: 10 receive t(e sRj notes ezcel
tie slao rotes, at sc! Per centun, deepest, ssl
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hypOtLsta
ton of pon-taxabla bonds The said certificates .
be payable on demand after the expiration Of I1.:f
days
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds a's
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes. VIE
the exception iuose L&iaoa, IL ray,u.Et u tvud,
"aei1 sold, at the rate CT 6us pes ot.iyt,,
q. =. TRENHOLM,
3.Z-ss Secretary oE ~ % TleaSlry.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, AuctioHeers,
under the American IIotel.)

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS, ON
SECOND, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCIION.-Nil be
Sold on THURSDAY, the 18th of January. on the
premises ut IL o'clock NJ. the two BRICK TENE-
MENTS on the east side of Second street, between
Clay and Leigh One is good business stand, with
a store-the upper part fox a dwelling. with four
rooms and kitchen; the other is two-story brick
tenement with five rooms above the basement, and
a kitchen, and is now occupied by Mr. Crawford.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day Of
sale. Taxes for the year lsGj to be paid by the
purchaser. JAMES u. TAYLOR,
ja6 Auctiolietr.
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DOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiN be
Il sold, at the residence Of Il. j. johnson, in
Chesterfield county, and half miles from
Broad Rock, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant if
fair, one fine MULE, two No. l MILCII COWS, one
only three years old 1I;.xall stock two fine
CALVES and HOGS; one WAGON, with HAIR
NESS for three mules one No. CART, with iron
axle, with HARNESS; two BUGGIES and HAIR
MISS one ROCkAWAY. Also, {. large assort-
ment Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS generally.
ia 5-tdSs
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BY f. Il. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main street,

T EASE OF STORE, AND STOCK OF
Il CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FOR SALE AT
Ii o'clock. I will sell, at the store of Mr. WILLIAM
ClIISWICk, No. 81 east Main street. between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, his stock--an as
soltment Of CHOICE SMOKING and CHEWING
TOBACCO.
1000 superior Florida and Virginia CIGARS,
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
SHOWCASE,
TOBACCO SIEVES,
STOVE and PIPE,
TODACCO-CUTTER, for cutting Smoking
Tobacco, &c.
ALSO,
The unexpired lease of the store will hc offered
Tor sale. jas Il. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
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by Lancaster & Co., Auct;oneers.

by Lancaster & Co., Auct;oneers.
NTOCkS AT AUCTION.-W will sell
~ at auction, at cur Office, on WEDNESDAY,.
January llih, at L. o'clock,
SoO,Goo Confederate Non-ta xable Coupon Bonds.
$1,000 Confederate lCc-million Coupon Bonds.
SoOoo Confederate lC0-miihon Registered Bonds
IooO0 Confederate seven per cent. Registered
bonds,
10000 Confederate Cotton Bonds,
10000 North Carolina new Coupon Bonds.
100 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock.
ALSO,
Sl5.0O0 Confederate $50 Notes.
$500 City Of Richmond Bonds,
800 Virginia State Bonds,
5000 Georgia and South Carolina Bank Notes
IS shares Farmers' Bank Stock
60 shares Bank Of Virginia Stock.
Is shares Exchange Bank Stock,
20 shares Bank Of Richmond stock.
ID l0-tds LANClSTER 4 co
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DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AM
IL REPAIRED, at moderate prieas, in city AZ
country. Orders LETT in Mrs. FIRTH'S store, NJ
2ss Broad street; ia Mr.. WAGNER'S drug ,toir'
c. DkEWRYsS store, No. l73 Main street, VII! b
attended 70 psenptly.
JOHN REINHARIf,
asW-'@' Aszis Teacher aud ossaai'a
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneor,
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
i OF TOBACCO FACTORY MIXTURES, &c,
AT AUCTION - VIII be sold, on MONDAY
MORNING, January 10th, at 10 o'clock, com
mencins az The factory Of Mcssrs. Childrey 4 Jones
No. Me- street, and continued at Barretts fac
tory. OH Main, between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. al their TOBACCO FACTORY FIN
TURES, consisting in part Of
Hydraulic Presses, Rctarers,
Mills, Screws. Bands, Blocks
Benches, Knives, Stoves, Scales,
Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco,
Stems. Empty Boxes, Haif-TieIce5,
iron SAFE, Desks,
Copying Press ard Book,
A large lot OF Oak Lumber. &c.
By order of j. *. CHILpREy, surviving partner Of
Chiidsey Il Jones' i. w. KEESEE,
ia : AuctiouC,r.
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Treasury nsPARThlyNg

Treasury nYPAsTMyNr,l
COSFEDEEATE STaqrs OF AMERICA
RIcuMo&D, December |, ls5t. :
e. EN F.N-T Ii | j Z y T Il l. 4 : L r !
~ NorES.-fn pursuance Of an act CT t'0e,rc +,
approved Nyetiabtr p, iH6t entitled "An a1. y
a1thcRZH 'ne Secretary OF the ireasugr e exc d.
coupon bonds for sevgn-rhirty .Faa Wv notes -.
elS OF scch fQcs hereby notified that af:ev r.
payment of the annual interest Gue thereon Oh ti3
n;st day o1 January, 1863, upon p.esenta sgn tt
same, the irea sliss, sistant Treasures AMI ~
icpoNtar1es (as da natei az footl will iSs,e tcI,
ncates therefor, which will es,tltle ,ha~holders .
coupon bonds payable Thirty years after tie s. Is;
OF January, 1863. bearing six per cent. ntere>. ie5
me said h:st or January, 1885, payabla on the II.
days Vt January and July III each year The TIE :.
surer Assistant Treasures ard pepo si;ar,es "a
MAKE "eSAy reports III the Register of the 1gc.-.
~ suoh certificates issued At their Offices wherein
nofds Wall be sent forward i'll satisfaction OF sane
he notes VIII be cancelled, in the usual manic, 81.
forwarded 20 the First Auditor.
q. !. TRENiIoLN.
Secretary OF Treasury
treasurer ut Richmond, Virginia.
assistant IressGrers at Charleston and Mobile
Depos,taries at Raleigh and Wilmington, No.thCa'
Dopositaries at Charleston and Columbia, soutA(s',
rolina
Repositories at Savanrah and Augusta, Heorgia.
Deposltafies ut Talsahassee, FLORIDA. and Nogtg~
merry, Alabama
Repositories a.Coambas, Mississippi. ard I!oasto1
unu' MaGshAii, Texas. IA rs
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by Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main street.)

WE WILL SELL, AT AUCTION,
wv on TUESDAY next, n. our store No -
Man street, an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
h11tiiEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
Beds, Bedstcads, Mattresses, Bureaus.
Sofas, Tables. Blankets,
cvercoats, Flannel Shirts,
Clothing, Stoves, Sc.
sides of Sole Leather.
sides Of Upper Leather,
Watches Jcwelry. SC.
Iartios wishing to contribute 10 this sale arc re-
lueS'e'l to send IN their goods on Monday.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
"a I AuetiOnecrs.
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4 DMINISTRATR1X'S SALE OF
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY.--As administra-
trix Of the estate of The late Larkng 7. Ford, l
shall SELL public auction at ii o'clock cash, tic
PERSONAL PROPERTY of the deceased, con-
sisting OF the usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including very superior Piano :;
one Cart one Buggy ard Harness, Saddle, Birdie,
&c, sc. Tho sale will take place at his late
residence, Grace, between Twenty-eishth
and Twenty-n.nth streets, on TUESDAY, the 10th
day Of January, 1865. CAROLINE FORD,
Administrators Of Larking z. Ford, deceased.
ia 0-2ts
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DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CLAY, BETWEEN HENRY AND
SMIrIi STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. January II, at II o'clock II We
will sell FRAME DWELLING, situated AZ above,
adjoining the residence Of Gideon Ragland, and
nov occupied by Mr.. Washington Bolton. 1t has
about six rooms kitchen, &c, and is iAsood order.
The lot fronts thirty feet and runs haW one hun
drcd and six feet, more or less. Purchaser TO pay
taxes FOR 1865.
TrRNs: At sale. GRUBDS & WILLIAMS.
la 10 AuCtlOEfcrS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
fcorner of Ninth and Main strects.)
WE WILL DEFER AT AUCTION,
w on FRIDAY NEXT 18th instant, at 10
o'clock,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
ALSO,
10 barrels New Orleans Sugar,
Is kegs hi Carb. Soda,
10 casks Rice,
200 bags Peas,
1000 pounds Bacon,
Is boxes Turpentine Soap,
10 boxes English Bar Soap,
IL boxes Tallow Candles
500 Horse Brushes,
100 Shoe Brushes,
100 pounds Indigo,
with a general assortment Of GROCERIES AND
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Consignments solicited.
, ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
ia1O AuCtioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
By civilian Tench & Co., Auctinneers,
Petersburg, virginia.)


rARRATTS HOTEL FOR RENT AT
81 AUCTION.--As surviving partner Of the late
c,nfern Of John E. Friend Il Co., shall, on TU ES-
DAY. the 10th Of January. 1865, at IL o'clock on
the premises rent at public auction to the highest
bidder till the Slst Of December, 1865, JARRATr'S
HOTEL, in Petersburg, with stables, &c, attached.
The property is too well known to require further
description. JOIlN OOIAE.
WILLIAM TExCn s. Co., Auctioneers.
At the same time and place, We will sell the fol-
lowing FURNITURE in said Hotel:
81 Hair and Ehuck Mattresses,
81 Bedsteads, Bedding, &c.
% Mahogany Bureaus with glass;
$50 Tnb.as and Washstands,
go Washbowls and Pitchers,
co Chambers,
Carpets on the floor,
superior 7-Octave Piano, said to be a fine
instrument;
4Tete,a-Tete Sofas,
2Mahogany Rocking Chairs,
20 Reception Chairs,
Narble-Top Tables,
Plated Pitcher and Waiter,
large Mantel Glasses,
Brocatelie Curtains,
Parlor Brussels Carpet,
so Dining Room Chairs,
Crockery, Knives and Forks, pertaining to q
hotel;
Iron Safe,
Omnibus, in good order.
II. FITZGERALD & co.
WILLIAM TENCH Il Co., Auctioneers. ia