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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

/, is al,a gm1red that Preston King will
have place 900 the Cabinet after % li,tle
time hae elapsed. lie is an old and inti
mate friend of the Presidgn, and took care
oi hun about t1e 4th ot March, sitting Up
with him a, night and being his companion
log DAY lr is understood tHat IN time the
President wIi appoint new men 10 the Navy
aud lutor.1 Departments and perhaps to
The Attorney i,n,ralship.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

u is rumrCj th4t Ilr operations of the
Provost Marshal Generals Bureau are 10 be
curiaiiod, and CHAT General Fry will cease
Co .r % power 90 the land, based upon that
'HhH0rR tEgHfty the quota OF every dis
trlr. Tee cxpeu-e- of 10, bureau from No
veuler ]. 1903, 90 October 80, 1864. footed
up S4.ol1.72N IS. no addition 20 the pay
meut uf i.uuti.s. g..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
ESTABLISHED 1s41.

EREsH ARRIVAL or RIGHT BOWER FLous
Il a. PE1RCES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

I ARGE CLOTHES WRINGEES for Hotel. an
l. Boarding Houses at PEIRCES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
Washington Gossip.

There I- tre Very hiEHe-; authority for
stating that. notwithstanding tac REPORTS O.
tHe contrary. Che President viii not yuiln.
Huly dispense w.-d the services OF Mr.
Seward a- Secretary a. state. lie cntertaiu-
and ,afrr--,- ior tim the deepest sympathy
m his -ud-rin--, ami regards the prc-erya-
ton of hi- hic a- second in importance %
that .i ra mfu iu ile nation. and ANXIOUS
ly awaits OBJ. time when us VIII have the
benefit o. h.- .1lusci.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

rI'AR-in one gallon kess-for sale by
i LOUIS FOLLETr a. co.
March Is. Is6j
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
WATCH CLEANING d REPAIRING

done in a skilful ana prompt manner.
FLOYD co
Z B. FLOYD
w. KIRKaAx, Jr.
Burlington. Feb. q dsssn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

On motion of Alderman Dodge. the Board ad-
jOurned to Monday next al O'Clock, A. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

VERY RARE-CHANCE-For sale, clear S..
' Of Millinery Goods, with fixtures and leas-
store, having large regular cash trade Fa.ll--
Of health the ouly cause Of selling Apply INN .
stely 70 5. 5 BROWN.
No. .. Central Block, Church st.
Burlington, VI. March =. lSf5. d8Etl
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
Butler and Grant.

From tho Memphis August
Gen. Butler has announced his intention
to answer that portion of Gen. Grants re-
port relating to his campaign. So the
Lieutenant General had better drop his bG-
ton pack his trunk, and join Macmillan.
If the late commander at Bermuda Hun
dreds had announced his intention to resort
to pistols and coffee, in vindication of his
representation, there would have been no
necessity for alarm. His career as a fighter
has not been remarkably brilliant, as Gen
eral Grant broadly intimates. He will not
shine in history with Napoleon, or Caesar,
or Grant, Sherman, or Lee, as a military
hero; but he is not the least formidable an
tagonist with the quill. Though no fighter,
he is writer and can az nearly torture
words into proving that black is white as
any one. True as are Grants charges, But
Ter will make out case OF some sort that
will look plausible, and find large number
of gourd- heads to believe it. Butler is noisy
and smart, noisy man is never at loss for
men to sneeze when he takes snuff. There
is large class in this country never happy
save when dancing attendance on fussy poll
ticians redolent of brass and money. As
Gen. Butler has a large share of both, he
will not lack hackers in abundance.
Butler is playing a desperate game for
the Presidency, and evidently regards pull
ling Grant down sure method of pushing
himself up. If he can persuade a consider
able portion of the Radicals that General
al Grant has treated him badly, valuable
point will have been gained; for he will
rally around his standard the entire Radi-
cal host, who are even now displeased at the
Lieutenant Generals political non-commit-
talism. So we may have crusade from
Gen. Butler, whose vigor and strategy "
will cause many in the North TO wonder
why the same agencies were not employed
in his military campaigns.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

A WASHINGTON MEDAL PURCHASED
PROM TIRE 1NDIANs-Major General John
b. Sanborn, when in st. Louis few DAYS
ago, showed M quite a relic Of antiquity,
which he procured from an Indian chicf, at
the council at the mouth Of the Little Ar
kansas, and for which he gave a horse worth
Sl2j. II was a silver medal about six
inches long and four inches wide, Of an oval
shape; ON one side were the words in a cir
Gle, "G Washington, President, 20 Young
King" with two figures, one with an Indian
with his tomahawk thrown on the ground,
and in his hand a pipe, handing it to the
other figure, intended 70 represent a white
prince, with crown on his head NJ the
bottom was the date 1889. On the other side
was a representation of a shield and eagle;
in one claw was n bunch Of arrows, in the
the other a twig; over the head Of the eagle
were twelve stars and the words United
States Of America" but no motto. Every
thing about the medal showed its ancient
origin the letters were Old-iashiOned, and
the representation Of the eagle was unnatu
raj aud awkward, such as q boy would nov
draw-nonc Of the lfe-like expression that
the eagle has on the coin nOw-evidently
the work % other DAYS, when engraving was
not in it, present degree Of perfection; but
sevcnty-six years make quite an improve
mCnt in the mechanical arts.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

TIE C1i0red IenHcssooui, paper published
by the negroes in Nashville, says:
" We must feel that cyery natur.lizod foreigner.
whether Gcunan, lTish. or Whatever nationality
has far les claims upon the Government than we,
who are native o. the manor born
That j. n nut for our forcign-born citizens
10 crack The Cb}0red TcHHcssean can add
that " it, Claims upon the Government are
duly acknowledge at Washington, and the
authorities are doing more for It's color than
for any white men Of any nativity, foreign or
American. Practically, this is in the main
essentially more a government for the pro-
lection Of negr0es than that Of Jamaica or
King Dahomey. Eight or ten millions whites
are directly oppressed in the South and
thirty million indirectly in the North, for no
other purpose than b. take care Of the inter
ests Of the negro. All Congressional legis-
lation il aimed ut that The white man IA
Invariably distrusted and the negro trusted.
His color Is received a. conclusive evidence
Of his deserving protection and security. lf
he Is anxious for anegrO government, he has
il here. True, he doesn't sit in the national
councils but he rules ther1. The Ciored
Teuaesseaa can not only boast Of It's claims,
but their acknowledgement. He ia under a
negro eovernment.-Leuis-ilie C5arier.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

Mn PEHISE Of New York, has JUS pre-
scented 70 the world two master pioces II ar,
in the Autographed portraits Of ines. eel
ebrated Southern Generals, Les and Jack
son.
Mas. General T. L. Lee has .old her i'gin
Of eight hundred acre. nssr NsTrsasois 70
DIR. Drcwry, Of Richmond, for S5@,OV0'
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

A writer in Blackwood says: when
people want to speak Of native of Holland,
they call him an Amsterdam Dutchman /;
but when they speak Of the German race
generally, they leave out the Amster."
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22

THE Indiana Senate has defeated the bill
so amending the State Constitution as to
strike out the 18th article, prohibiting ne
groes from entering the State.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
THEY BUY AND SELL

City. County aud State Bonds commission, rs
well as every description of Government Nccuri-
ties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We respectfully
cal the attention of the trade to our sale of
GROCERIES, and COTTON GOODS THIS FRIDAY
MORNING at 10 o'clock. We will add
bags prime Rio Coffee,
II barrels Crushed Sugar,
90 kegs Choice Butter,
Platform Scales,
~ bags Bird Shot,
10 bales Augusta Sheetpgs,
) bales Osnaburgs,
20 pieces Cotton Flannel
100 pounds Patent Thread
dozen Linen Napkins,
pieces English Cassmeres, double warn:
100 dozen Rubber Combs,
50 gross Smoked Pearl Buttons,
100 gross Lasting Buttons,
100 pairs Ladies' Shoes,
Il superior Linen-bosom Shirts.
ALSO,
very elegant Ladies' Gold Watch, with extra
spring and crystal accompanying;
] very elegant set of Silver, embracing : sill
vcr Cake Ba kets, solid silver Goblet,
solid silver Card Case, solid silver Fruit
Spoon, gold lined;
Silver Spoons, by the ounce.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
n lit Auctioneers.
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1~ SrECIAL NoTICE.-I would invite
the attention of all, particularly those who wish to
purchase handsome FURNITURE, &c. to nv sale.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of g. W.
MINIS, Esq, on Main, between Second and Third
streets, when shall sell
SPLENDID PARLOR,
CHAMBER,
DINING-ROOM and
HALL FURNITURE,
HANDSOME CARPETS
CHINA TEA AND DESSERT SETS. &c,
re IL T.. b. COOK, Aucticneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

16 ALCOHOL, ALcoHoL.--I wish to buy
one or two quarts of % per cent. ALCOHOL, for
which l will pay two hundred dollars per quart
Address, or apply to, f. J. REEFS, No. l45 Main
street, Richmond, Virginia.
will also pay one hundred dollars per round
Tor ACETIC AC1D-say five or ten pounds.
tie lG-3t.
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| Asst NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-

L The time for registration ard payment of the
,'Aes of The quarter Of the year ending the 3ls
december, 1861. having been extended by the proper
@@tA.Giy unt. Saturday, the 18th of February, at
~ notice 10 hereby given TO all who have thus
-" liti 10 Register then business for the present
Ns+ l,ojl, or pay their last quarters taxes on
a. that 10 further indulgence viii be given and
'l9 .a* wi! be reidly enforced against all dehn-
IN; iii9ty Textbook being now nearly COM
', al owner or representatives, OF real or per-
IA property who have not yet paid the taxes on
.'' Eiie tor 1864 are notified that they must do so
~ "iHith, OF they will be returned delinquent and
'1e property advertised for sale.
CHARLES J. SJNTON,
. i'-eodt2J Tenth District Collector.
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OFFICIAL.
HkADa'Rs AsNIks oTT nt Co.rrDraArx a,Arne.
February II, 1855.

nAAO" - AsAIEs " Tnf COSvxDEnA1x 1SA1no. \ 7
GENERAL ORDERS. NO. 2-In en.
NJ tering upon the campaign about "a open. 1Ans'
General-inChl feels assured fhat ths soldsss ~
have 80 long and 20 nobly borne thu hasdships ~
dangers q the wazs require no exhostaAioa % -
With the liberty transmitted BY tAsis losslA&Ass
they have inherited the spirit 70 defend Il.
The choice between var and ab3cct sdbmissiea Is
To such proposal brave men. with arms In their
hands, can have but ono answer.
1 They cannot barter manhood for peaes, nor The
night Of self government ior life OF property.
But justice u them requires astaner edmonton
to those who have abandoned their comrades IN tie
hour Of peril
last opportunity is offered them to wipe out the
By authority Of the President q ths Cenisderats
states, pardon is announced TO such deeerteTs End
men Improperly absent rs shall return to the CON.
ands 70 which they belong within the shortest pos
siole time not exceeding twenty days from the peb-
heatlon OF this ORDER at the q tAe d.
partment in which they may Be.
those VINO may be prevented BY interruption 81
communications, may report within the time sped~
lied to the nearest enrolling officer, or other Oregon
duty, to be forwarded soon as practicable; and
upon presenting certificate from such Officer, show
ing compliance with this requirement, viii receive
the pardon hereby offered.
Those whd have deserted TO the service Of the
enemy, or who have deserted after having bsen once
pardOned for the offence, and those who shall
DESERT absent themselves without authority, after
the publication OF this order, excluded from its
benefits. Nor does the offer Of pardon extend to
other offences than desertion and absence without
permission.
by the authority, it is also declared that NO
general amnesty will again be granted, and those
who refuse to accept the pardon now offered who
shall hereafter desert absent themselves without
leave, shall suffer such punishment as the courts
may impose, and no application for clemency win
be entertained.
Taking new resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend for US, let every man devote all his
energies TO the Common defence. !.
Our resources, wisely and vigorously cmployedY.
are ample, and with brave army, sustained by
Determined and united people, success, with Gods
assistance, cannot be doubtful.
= The advantages OF the enemy will have but little
value il do not permit them to impair our res0.
luton. Let us, then, oppose c0nstancy to adver-
sity, forttudc to suffering, and courage to danger,
with the firm assurance that He who gave freedom
to our fathers will bless the efforts Of their children
to preserve it. tfe 1861 X. +. LEE, General.
All newspapers i'll the Confederate States are re-
ques,cd to copy six times the above General Order
No. g and send bills with copy OF the paper) 70
the Richmond Enquirer for payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

DOOMS FOR RENT.-Front ROOM
LII in second story, neatly furnished also, front
BASEMENT ROOM, with front entrance, plainly
furnished, with servants attendance Board and
washing can be obtained, also, if desired. Apply
ON Main street, opposite Methodist Sidney Chapel,
JUS: above Stuart Hospital. fe l5z3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
" FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR.
CORN MEAL.
BACON-HAMS, SHOULDERS and
MIDDLINGS,
CRUSHED and BROWN SUGAR,
COTTON YARNS, Nos. 6 to IL;
APPLE BRANDY,
No. SYRUP and MOLASSES,
TALLOW and WAX CANDLES.
PRIME NEW RICE,
COTTON TWINE. in store and for sale by
GEORGE I. HERRING,
fe-l7-3t' IS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

TIE D,,aatch Cosat'aa- Room has been re-
., le Vng;tf0N tprnrr of Thirteenth and
.,.. t,esfs. (spcscf's B"iid'"g,i immediately OPP
y, ~ n. Old Stand.
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HEApa' Rs ARMIES OF THE CONFEpERATE STATES, /
February IL, 1865. J

HEADa'Rs ARMIES OF THE CoSFEpERATE STATES,
February IL, 1865.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, NO. 3.-The
VI discipline and efficiency of the army have
been greatly impaired BY men leaving their proper
commands TO join Others in whish they find service
more agreeable.
This practice, almost as injurious in its conse-
quences the crime Of deerton, by the Articles Of
War exposes the offender to a similar punishment.
and subjects the officer receiving him dismissal
from the army.
1t is therefore declared that the provisions of Ge-
neral Order No. ?, of this date, from army head
quarters, apply to such have left their nro-
per commands and joined others without being re-
gularly transferred. They will receive the pardon
promi.e ed in that order upon complying with its
dit ons, suffer the consequences attached to neg
lecting it,
The names Of such absentees will be forthwith
reported to these headquarters by the officers with
whom they are serving, and immediate measures
taken to return them to their proper commands.
As soon practicable, an Inspection will be made,
and charges will be preferred against those Who
neglect to enforce this order.
fe l3-6t II. e. LEE, General.
All newspapers in the Confederate States are re-
quested to copy six times the above General Order
No. 3 and send bills with copy Of the papcr) to
the Richmond Enquirer for payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

NOTICE-Iw wish to inform the ladies
IN and gentlemen that am now prepared to
furnish them with SHOES and BOOTS Of all de-
scnptions, and to REPAIR all work, on shoes or
boots. All work warranted in every respect, and
executed at lower rates than any other house in the
city w. HENRY. BEVERIpGE,
fc l6-3ts Brook avenue.
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SrrERiNrESpgsr's OfrIcs.
KiCMONp AND DASvttLg RAlLRnAb, /
RICHMOND, February -, 1861

NOTICE.-All persons that have hired
IN slaves to this company, and have not procured
bonds, will please come forward and get them, or
said slave will not be considered hired BY this
company. q. .. METH ERLaND,
Guperintenslent Of Transportation.
Examiner, Viii. aad Enquirer will copy one
v.ak f. N--6t
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nor RENT have for rent FOUR
IL ROOMS, over the old Dispatch office, ut the
corner OF Thirteenth and Main streets, suitable for
family, offices other business, with gas. Apply,
at once, under the above. &c l5-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

DOR RENT, two handsome, connected,
UNFINISHED ROOMS, in q private resi-
uullce Clay street, in quiet, pleasant neighbour
hood. Gas ill both rooms. Terms very moderate to
suitable tenants. Address box 72C Richmond post
office. fc l6-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

EOR RENT, my present RESIDENCE,
i in the village OF Chester, containing four
looms, passage and basement with the necessary
out-houses and seventy-five acres of LAND attach
ed. ii desired. Apply to me. J. W. CONRAD,
fe ll-eod3t+ Chester, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17
EDUCATIONAL.

next to the corner Of Fourth, will begin on WE'D
NESDAY, February IT, 1865. There are vacancies
which she would like to have filled with small bows
or girls fe li-4t*
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nEARL STARCH.
ROLL SULPHUR,
EPSON SALTS,
BLUESTONE.
ENGLISH MUSTARD,
CASTOR OIL,
CLOVES,
FINE OX-MARROW POMADES, for the
Hair, Sc
N. B-Prescriptions put up at all hours-both
day and night
y. W. FRAYSER, Druggist,
fe l7-2t Seventeenth street
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,Tvo THIe.vDrERs 6F uGiz4 B1l1
Il CITY, YORK AND WARw1U9E0Uoez
AND THE CITY or wIIIIA1SDUn0-4e0e
candidate Tor seat in the pvxt HVase o. .
mort tleol1lcl, distylst.. 1t . ~ =
& l6-3t. HObkRT II. AkSli111 s I,
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FOR RENT, that beautiful COTTAGE
RESIDENCE, on Fulton Hill, near Mount
Erin, and adjoining MIR. Il. McGruder's, about
half alnile from Richmond, containing SIX rooms,
kitchen and stable. with pump Of good water III
the yard, and garden highly improved, containing
halt an acre OF land. Immediate Possession had
For terms, &C., apply to =
CLOPTON & LYME,
Office, corner Wall and Franklin streets.
fe l4--ft
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0NE FURNISHED ROOM AND ONE
" UkFURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. on
Second street, between Marshall and Clay, on the
east side. fl lj- 3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

rHEAP LIGHT.
OFFICE OF MILITARY TELEGRArHs,l
RIcHMoSD, February IL, 1865.
Dr. ". S. Norris, President, &C.:
Sir: According to your request, 1 distributed
to each OF the military offices around the Richmond
Notifications one Kerosene Lamp and one quart Of
ELECTIC OIL, manufactured by Mr.. Eaton find
that the oil lasted, Oh an average, ninety hours,
making the cost Is SO cents per hour.
The operators are all very much pleased and
argue that the light is far superior to that OF the
oil lamp, with peanut OIL and much cheaper.
am decidedly Of the opinion that it is the best
light we can get for the country Offices
Very respectfully,
Your Obedicnt servant,
I. CALDWELL, Superintendent, sc.
The ECLECTIC Oils for sale at next door to
the corner of Broad and Sixth streets (James
Bolton &1Co.'sj. fe l6-2t' PIT. EATON.
OFfIcE OF J. r. ALLEN & Co.,
No, 1876 Main street.
OTOCKS, &c, FOR SALE:
- Virginia Skies, old and new;
North Carolina Sxes new;
Confederate Five Hundred Million Bonds,
Confederate eight, seven and four per cent.
Bonds,
Traders Bank Stock,
Gold and Silver Coin.
WANTED:
North Carolina Old Skies. coupon;
.Tennessee Old Skies, coupon;
Detached Coupons of old State Bonds,
Railroad Bonds, SC.
Stocks, Bonds, &c, bought and sold On commits
sion. fe I6-5t
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II " II RENT, two ROOMS, with ser.
IL wants and coal and wood-house, on
Shockoe Hill, in desirable part Of the city. The
rooms will be f,rrnihe ii desired. Address +. II.
j., Richmond post-ottce. fe l6-3.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

nj ORGAN HORSE FOR SALE.-Now
~ 70 be seer at Iiicls's stable. corner Of Cary
- =, ie!i'h streets, TIE fine MORGAN STALLION
INN A'fPah." Nc has been in the cavalry for
Ia Il naoh't%. aud IL IN good condition. II not
-, '1 :, o,e ff II Dc disposed Of at public auction,
= So II Loth \ 90 on sATURDAf, at thu II RE
fe i7-its
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ONE THOUSAND POUNDS NICE
BACON and ten barrels tPrpin) APPLES
for sale by G. SAUER,
el7-5ts Monticello Hall.
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EOR SALE, five BROOD SoWS, OF
the finest stock, aud now with pigs. Inquoe
at Jackson Hospital.
fe l7-3ts s. A. NEGSON.
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DOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
i ATTIC ROOM, suitable for two sentlemen.-
Apply on the south side of Grace street. fourth door
above Eighth. lie lit
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DOR RE N r. on Marshall, between
i Henry and Smith streets, two very nice BED
ROOMS, well furnished also, one kitchen room,
with Cookng-stOve also, the Of the dining-room
and parlor, and use OF piano. For particulars, ap-
ply to f. SHOLL. at West & Brothers CARPENTER
shop, on Main, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
fl l6-3tH
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TOR SALE, Grover & Baker SEW.
ING-MACHINE, in prime order. with NEE
DIES Apply to CHiLES y CtiENEKf,
fe l7-2ts Broad street
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TO AUCTIONEERS.- The undersigned
offers to auctioneeis his services as CRIER,
at any time. A long experience in selling Dry
Goods, &c, by the LOT, AT AUCTION, and tho
rough general knowledge Of the business, enables
him to guarantee satisfaction. e. KING,
- fe l5-6ts box ll2O, post-otice.
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w All So MGMn or on Man, s.sSsfn
Ninth and Twelfth. Address ENTERPRISE, Dis
patch office, for three DAYS. fe l7-3t.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

OST,. large WHITE SILK HAND.
IL KERCHIEF. figured. A suitable reward will
be paid forit if left at the Dispatch Office.
fe l7-Cts
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WANTED, Immediately, reliable
w white Or colored NAN to run a stationary
engine. TO One that will suit, constant employ
and liberal wages will be given Apply to
X. W. OLIVER,
next door to Danvil1e depot,
f. l7-9ts IN VIRGINIA stro.+
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TNEN BARRELS SUPERIOR APPLE
BRANDY, eight barrels Wiliams's celebrated
WHISKEY, for sale by a
A. TOLLEsON & co,
fel5-3t iii Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

nor SALE, a No. PONY, eight
IL years old; perfectly gentle; suitable for a lit
ilr boy or girl. Apply to
fe l6-3tA b. JOHNSON, Cary street.