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The Florids State convention determined
that negroes shall be allowed 20 testify in
the courts Of that Stale IN al cases affecting
the interests OF their race.
Gov. Marvin publishes a letter denying
that the State convention Of Florida was
dictated to by President Johnson, or Secte-
tary Seward. he says: I have received nc
letter OF telegram from the President, Sec
retary Seward, or any other person connect
ed with the Federal Government, on any
subject pending before the convention. The
actlOu OF the convention wss iree, voluntary
and uuinhuenced BY any other considera-
tioa, than a regard for justice, right, and
sound policy.
Pitt county, North Caroi,nia, gave twenty.
two votes for the emancipat on ordinance
and one hundred and seventeen against ia
ratification, and thirty y-three f,r the rat A.
cation Of the anti-secession ordinance, and
thirteen against il.
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
All oF WHIcH ARR
GENUINE AND IMPORTED,

PeTuarfn and Duf Gordon sheFties
Old Lhoice and Reserved Madeiras.
London Docs and Burg1uuy fou
Pemartiu, Blaqueior. and 81 Julien Medoc
Claret,
Baai saoierns Eiss,sinsr. Hockhsizsr md ca
Dsmsr1isr. Gola Medal aud Hsia.iak. Cham
FIass CazdHou. 0tard, Dupuy's q Co.'S Brsndiss;
lrshs tcoich, hournon and Roharson County
Whskys.
nol la1d 6ni
Msraschiuo Ahsnihs yernorthe sna al sssofi-
ed ~ tuoTs
BazsT's and Holland Bttsrs,
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
Choice irsnds, tagsiher Eith every variety o. Do
Hnestc CiEsr-, ChegicE ani King IohlHao 81
sl bTands toZother Eiib All other sraeles uauaiiy
ioundins
First Glass Fancy GF0eeFy Store.
RS he inisuaos of PANDOLFINf &RrvA -
keep cn baud - tines complete aasurrmsut n
eFtTythInz n TIER l.ne offhe vefy 1sst qnEfF O.
be purchased shich theF dsis mined ~ sei sa
ioN sny other eslShiishIent IN tdia or any other
city.
ffsy resrscauIiy "a az era-iuaaoa 81 thsr
stock. ceiling azssrsd thai 10 one sil ~ ssay d.
-aiisn.d
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These pens bear my tTods marx, &C. p. RAENu,
ExTRA Bou., KY" for which have secured the
syp-Tsoh, and are warranted eqGG 10 f1ensss Of
mstsrial and workmanship to the best Eastern man
uiscture, and are believed 70 be superior 20 all
others IN durability snd other substantial qualities
shioh combine 70 make a really serTiceabla pen.
aani oy NAL OF express Oa rec8Ipt Of price and
rrtisu ehage (f b. mail at ny Fisk Wheu 20 cents
. sdded for rsQstIsl write your nslns and s5-
dness PLAINLY.
Postage on slngls pen 1irss cents pea with any
aase or holder and box, 81 oslts Old pens re-
paired foF my cents (aad S.alPl eaeh- Circuisrf
@. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactures,
SIS Raip-eirsst onT g'-sb TonisVilie ~
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eEsEaa1 rtriear orficE. D
sac avn n a =. " EauHars
hasHEIttE IEsr-, uct lsth, ise5
NO TIC
Merchants & Shippers.

OUR Car LEAD Rz.ss f1r saii psr tsrrsl vas DE-
~ af1ad e emtrzce - NadI B4-rsil osiri 3
eaereas larEe pro e2oft.on ol Ne sat noa beinz
shirp-s undsf ina far.i fsls are hushs's or SO
Polud Hafrcia
VI aod sfier lo-dsY 81 Pound Barrel o1lY Eil
= -hlpped a. lEincaf load rates aad - lonli
Barrels 20 aslEta Hrallofuoa. Hflrurra Nil fieaee
mark Hsizhts o. tarIels and O. hiIIr lgtioE
"a EH1ea.
,rffE-gu Csan.r1f FraIEn AGENT
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nj AIZ e N A

The Sod and luxury OF the age, without a single
hult One tual Wll convince the moot Ekepficsl
Makes Puddngs, Cakes, Custards, hlsnc Mango,
SC without isinglass, with lev OF eggs st cod
astonishing the most economical. A slight addil
ton TO ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improve
Bread and Cake. It's siso exceIleutfor thickening
sweet sauces, gravies for fish est, soup, ae FoI
Ice-C Cream nothing can compare with u. A litte
boiled IN milk viii produce nch cream for coffee,
chO O-oiate, tes, &c
But up in one pound packages, under the trade
msrk Msaena, with directions for use.
A most delicious article OF food for children snd
nyaiids OF all ages For sale BY 6rocers and Drug
gists everywhere.
wholesale Depot, I66 Fulton Sc New York.
WILLIAM DURfE General Agent.
iune 24-IY.
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DURYEA'S MAIZBNA
Was the only preparation for feed from
Indian Corn

That received a medal and honorable mention from
the Roys Commissioner. at the great International
F1 1hitdfion London, ls62, the competition OF all
prominent manufacturers Of "Com Starch" and
Prepared Com Flour Of this and other countries
urfhor7f h.fuurnnn
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ATToRNEYs AZ LAW.

CAMPBELL MoRTEN 4 GROEsBEcK, Attor-
~ neyH 81 Law sna Claim Agents, praetce N 81
the &. urts. C3ileetons promptly aitende1 70
s.o claims against the tinitad Sleses and Vouchers
cnIaclad ONE II Narih CherrY streeI. Up saIrs.
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Messrs 7 4 p Gsughan Co, No lie Brraduav,
New Nofk, ertsusive manuisl turers and importers
Of al the leading and mo-t fashionable STYLES Of
Wsiches sod jeWelIy. desrag % lusresze tlnlr bu-
siuess 10 an uul rnitei extent hsve resolved upon
3 Grea Gd. Distribution, subject 20 the regulat . g
following:
Ueruheates nauiing ea"h article and its value, sre
rlaced IN dealei duseirues sud well m xei, Oue
of thoEe snyeiopes ull Be sent tY nsl q any sd-
1ua-s on recert 81 tseaty i've cents.
Az a-adss 81 af OaS po~d- each, .cta7sa regard
q u1lss.
On zeceirt cf the ccriidcste you viii ees Whstyou
are gong 90 hsyc, snd then il Is ~ your epson %
send ne dollar and take the ETticie or not fur-
chaser NAV TINS ohilin q Gold Watch u sInond
RING OF auY sci Of le Felry on cur list for one ol
Iar and In ne cssc can they get less thsn one dol
las worth The price OF Cerndcataf Is a. follows
ore fra5 cents; i've for g clever for - thirty
for IS. srty-fTe for so; one hru-red for Slh
Agents vented everywhere % whom speciAl
farms are offered
r. al. GAUCHAN6 CO,
sap5-sms No llf hroadaay, n.
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TINNRRs, &c.

4 L. ar. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gene nj
% Business Agents, over forizs Book Store, SS5S
Union Str. ct, Nashville, Tenn. auI6-6ms
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RANKEES AND BROKERs.

CECuED NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - eherry street, desls IN ExehaBges Cavern
mem securities aud C n. Collections promptly
attended 10 j. LUMsDEN, Cashier
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rTlHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals Ia Exchanges Governments Securities
and Goa. Collections promptly attended TO.
Sod Stocks and Bonds s,lc on commlssion
". q. BEsEr, President EDGas JosEs, Cashier
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CoAL AND WOOD.
Commission and Forwarding.
News DEALEns, &c.
REAL E>TATE AGENTs.

HONE 4 TUNNELL-Wholessle and Retail
- Bookse lers. StstoDers, ana New Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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xsss Of hsldins esnqusfea territory
r., thsrs are no other ways Of healing
,Ns wounds left BY civil war.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ureadiug Peace Democrats say that
Il, nh;ect Of Singleton and Hughes in
.nu to Richmond is to impress upon
.Hs rebel leaders the folly of protracting
-. boneless contest when, by submission
% the authority Of the United States,
thew nigh, obtain peace on honorable
terms.
1 Washington telegram says: Roger
4 PRYOR arrived here to-day, and, in
company with Colonel j. W. Forney,
Visited the President tonight.
Andrew Jackson Donelson publishes
card in the Memphis Argus, defining
his nosition on the questions of the day,
and denying the statements of Northern
napers regarding his political status.
over seven hundred permits to bring
cotton into our lines were granted at
Memphis for the week ending the 18th,
and one hundred and ninety-one for
,aking out supplies. Cotton permits
cover ffty-one thousand nine hundred
and forty-one bales and sixty-tive thou
sand pounds loose. The value Of sup
nlies taken out is $257, 900.
p. The Washington Government has re-
liable adyices that the ram Ulinde, which
has been the subject Of so much specu-
lation, had put into Corunna for repairs,
which there is reason to believe she will
not be allowed TO receive, and without
which she will not be dangerous.
A cargo of rice, brought from Savan-
nah by the steamer Greyhound, was
sold at auction in Boston on Wednesday
for the benefit of the poor of that city.
The prices ranged from twelve to fifteen
and quarter cents per pound.
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DIED.

On Friday morning, at - O'Clock, OF conSump-
ton, SALLIE infant daughter OF Sallie +. and
William Wingle, aged thirteen months.
On the 25th of February, at her fathers residence,
Oh Oregon Hill, ANNIE LEE, infant daughter OF
IRA 4. and Josephine Bland, aged one year, four
months and nineteen days.
"Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding
Over the spols that death has Won,
Let lis, at the solemn meeting,
Calmly say, Thy will be DONE
"1hough cast down not forsaken;
Though afflicted not alone;
Thou didst give and Thou hast taken,
Blessed Lord, Thy will be done.'
Her funeral will take place at Oregon Hill Baptist
Church on TUESDAY EVENING, the 2Sth instant,
at o'clock.
At sea, from the laundering of the steamer
Leila, on January II, 1865, Commander ARTHUR
SINCLAIR, Confederate States Navy, i'll his forty
ff.h year,
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~ Ii efoxr, 10. II Main street,
We invite the attention Of the public to otr stock Of
FANCY and CHOICE GROCERIES, which Ne sell
at the lowest prices.
TEASlmpcrial and Young Hyson,
COFFEE-Java, Laguayra and Rio;
SUGAR-Crushed, New Orleans and Granulated;
CANDLES-Belmont's Sperm, Wax and Tallow !;
MOLASSES Sorghum. superior quality;
FLOUKDChoice Family and Supeifne;
BUTTER-Prime M0unAain:
LARD-Prme, &C., sc.
As We have both been disabled in service, we will
always be found at store and will do our utmost
to please all who may give us a call.
McAULEY & WYATT. No. II Main street,
fe B-2t' five doors from Seventeenth.
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THE NEWS.

TIE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
III quiet and buried in the mud on
this side of James river.
On Saturday night, during the pro-
sress of a considerable fire which took
place in Petersburg, the enemy threw
several shells into the city, which drew
the fire of our batteries, when spirited
artillery duel, of two hours duration,
ensucd.
Grant is believed to have the whole of
the Army Of the Potomac, except the
Ninth corps, masscd in the neighborhood
Of Hatcher run, ready for another dash
at the SOuthsdc railroad The miry
condition Of the roads is thought to have
delayed an attack which he contemplated
making on Saturday. On Friday night
he moved a considerable force of artillery
10 his left. The Ninth corps alone are
now said to be holding the lines between
the Weldon road and the Appomattox.
GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON RESUMES
COMMAND OF THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
General Johnston, on assuming the
command of our forces in the South,
issued the following order:
"CMAKLo1TE, NoNTn CARoLIHA,l
February %, 1865. ,
"GDTM Ord0H, Nol.
81 III obedience to the orders OF the General-n-
tAiet, thc Undersigned has assumed the command
az the Army Of Tennessee and all the troops the
Departments Of South Carolina, Georgia and Flor-
ia. lie takes this position with strong hope. be-
cause he VIII have, IN council and on the field, the
d Of the high talents and skill of the distinguished
General whom be succeeds. He eXhorts all absent
soldiers u the Army OF Tennessee to rejoin their
regiments and again confront the enemy they have
- often encountered In Northern Georgia, and al
vaYs with honor lie assures his comrades Of that
army who are still with their colors that the conf
d-I,e IN their discipline and valor which he has
lUoilcly expressed is undlmlnlshod-
Signed 81. L. JOHNSTON"
FROM THE SOUTIIW EST-GENERAL FOR
REsT-THoMAs's MOVEMENTS.
General n. b. Forrest has been placed
in command of all the cavalry in the
District Of Mississippi, East Louisiana
and West Tennessee. His first general
order promises the re organization of the
cavalry with the restoration Of disci,
pine. He threatens determination to all
Confederate stragglers, robbers and dc.
sarters
General Thomas's troops are being
mounted FOR supposed march through
Alabama.
Raids have been made from fernando,
Mississippi, towards Senatorial
Many complaints of General Kirby
Smith are made in the West.
General Woiford is in command at At.
ian'a Reorganization in Georgia has
already commenced.
Helntorcemcnts from Northern Mis-
sisSpp have been sent to Grant.
Large bodies of troops are moving in
Tue West, and important movements are
reported.
The Legislature Of Mississippi is about
70 convene IN extra session for the pur-
pose 1t is said, Of callinsa State conven.
ton.
Inc Georgia Legislature convened on
Tue 18th instant at Macon.
'IHAoR BROWNS MESSAGE TO THE
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Inc Georgia Legislature met on the
'''h instant, when Governor Brown sent
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II U D D & M DO W. ELLIS
~ OPERA HOUSE,
formerly known as the Varieties,)
on Franklin street, next.tO Exchange Hotel
BUDD & McDOWELL'S
MINsTRELS AND BRASS BAND.
Received nightly by the immense audience with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations of de-
light, at their
OF Z r A HOU Sc,
Franklin street, next to Exchange Hotel.
Second appearance Of
CHARLEY HARRIS,
the unrivalled Tamborinist and Plantation Define
ator, late Of the Confederate Minstrcls
Point Lookout
First appearance Of
r. J. BUCKLEY and BILLY LEWIS,
the Richmond farorites.
HARRY BUDD,
the witty Drudder Bones and Plantation Delineator
supported by
Harry Hall, VIM. Gibson, Charles Maynard, Jake
Rodgers and George Mcdowell, with Professor Car
los, Michael Ryan and others, making the best
minstrel band in the South.
ADMISSION: Parquette, So; Gallery, s.; Private
Boxes, $40 per night.
WANTED, a LADY who understands dancing
ard Is willing to make herself useful in Burlesques
and Ethiopian pieces. Also, old CORK. The high
est price paid for any kind of old SHOPPERS and
CORK at the Hall. te 2S-lts
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W 10 THE VOTERS OF HENRIco
CouSTY;-l respectfully announce myself CAM
OF DELEGATES, and solicit your support at the
ensuing election.
ELECTION DAY, March q, 1865.
Respectfully, j. ]. ENGLISH.
HENRIco, February %. fe23-5ts
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~ One CHIcKERISo PIANo.FoRrr.
in good order, with STOOL and COVER, for sale
BY GEORGE L. BIDGOOD,
1e Zo-It l6l Main street.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE

NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, one likely
NEGRO MAN, raised in Petersburg, and
sold to raise money; he is No. d;ning-room SER
want, good cook, and. i'll fact do most anything
If not sold before Friday next, we will sell him ut
public auction, at n NJ. Lees auction store, Oh
Franklin street, by order of the owner.
fe 2S-4t BURTON & WALLACE
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FOR RENT.

TARD1S FOR RENT ON SHARES 49,
Il A FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-THREE ACRES, at Powhatan station,
on the Danville railroad. About one hundred and
seventy-hve acres are cleared and ready for cultva
ton. Thirty bushels of wheat and sixteen bushels
OF oats have been seeded. The improvements are
an excellent dwelling, with nine rooms; large barn.
orchard.
The property is ready for immediate occupancy.
Also, FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
adjoining Dispatch station, on the York River rail-
road One hundred and fifty acres are cleared, in
GLIDING some fine Chickahominy low grounds. -
There is large young orchard and a very fine gar
den. The dwelling has been burned, but the out
buildings remain. For terms, apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 2S-3t Auctionecrs.
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Airhmonn Qispatfh
p. IESUAY MORNING FEBRUARY %, 1865.

=. The Disy,atch Cou'.'ino~Room has been re-
r.s,2 10 tie Northeast Corner If -Ihirteft.th and
lft.. Streets (Spenees Bssiidfng/ immediately OPP
,ositr the OH Stand
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RUNAWAYS.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber a
N negro man, named LEWIS, of dark COM
plexion. and nearly six feet tall quite intelligent,
were badly frost-bitten when he left His wife,
whom he expressed great desire for me to purchase
is owned by Mr.. James A. Johnson, of Caroline
county, of whom I bought the said negro man,
Lewis, some months ago; suppose he is now lurking
in the nelghborhood Of his wife. Any information
of him will be thankfully received, and re ward of
FIVE hundred dollars will be paid for his delivery
me, or his lodgment in Jail, that may get him
lie 22-Gts T. MICHAUX
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DIV E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WAKD.-Ran away from Greensboro North
Carolina, on the 18th Of this month, negro man,
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty-four
years old, five feet ten eleven inches high black
complexion, and weighs hundred and ninety
two pounds. He was bought OH the Sd Of February
from DIR. II. IL. Christian. I will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me.
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fe lG-lms Richmond, Virginia
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NOTlCE.-In consequence Of the in
IN creased taxes Of one hundred per cent. upon
the taxes of the year 1864 by the Confederate Go
yernment We hereby give notice that from this dat
our charges for commission and taxes on all sales
Of NEGROES will be ten per cent.
HILL. DICKINSON & CO.,
n. LEE,
e2s-4t RN. Davis + CO..
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FUSK0N EorIcR.-The funeral. Of Miss MARY
ANN CAREY, oldest daughter Of VIM. &. Carey,
will take place from her fathers residence, on Leigh
street, TODAY at O'Clock 7. NJ. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend
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FURNITURE FOR -RENT.-A gentle
Il man (refugee) has a handsome ROSEWOOD
BOOKCASE. a little out Of order; SIDEBOARD,
a very nice BUREAU, DINING TABLE, two OF
three BEDSTEADS, and a few other articles which
he desires to rent to some one who will take good
care OF them. Inquire at the York River depot Of
Mr.. HARDWOOD. the Treasurer aof the Company
of Mr. +. V. SUTTON, Doorkeeper of the Senate
Of Virginia. fe 2S-lt
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DOR SALE, privately, likely GIRL,
1 good NURSE for her age-say ten years old
Also, WASHER and IRONER, twenty years cid.
BURTON & WALLACE,
fe 23-ts No. Belvin's Block, Governor street.
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EOR HIRE, several valuable SER
II WANTS. They will be hired to good homes
at a v0y reasonable price. Apply to Mrs. SIIO-
WALTER, Sixth street, second door from Leigh,
west side. fe 2S-lts
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OTOCKS FOR SALE PRIVATELY
~ $4,000 Virginia State Registered, new issue;
20, 600 North Carolina State FER cent. Cou-
. pom Bonds, new issue;
10000 Confederate Cotton Loan Bonds,
10000 Confederate l5-million Coupon Bonds,
5000 Confederate l5-million r Registered
Bonds,
10000 Confederate 5OO-million Coupon Bonds,
$4,000 Confederate g. and per cent. Bonds,
$1,000 Confederate per cent Bonds and Ger
tincates,
50 shares Bank of Virginia Stock,
100 shares Bank of Commonwealth Stock,
so shares Traders Bank Stock,
p shares Exchange Bank Stock,
shares Bank of Commerce Stock IRE
dericksburg),
SO shares Bank Of Danville,
80 shares Richmond Fire Association
Stock,
$50 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock,
100 shares Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany Stock,
100 shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
20 Cotton Loan Interest Coupons.
fe 2S-Gt LANCASTER & co.
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HEADQUARTERS THlRTy-S1xrH VIRGINIA
BATTALION, S. s., February 81, 1865.

Is
BATTALION, S. s., February 81, 1865.
4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sir: /
IL have to-day received through Mr.. Harper
from you, on behalf of the citizens of Richmond,
supply Of clothing, consisting Of Socks, Drawers,
60, for distribution among the refugee soldiers
homes are far within the enemy's lines, and they
were very much in need until your kind donation
was received Accept my thanks for it, and return
to those who SO kindly donated these articles the
sincere and heartfelt thanks Of the recipients 1t
makes soldiers heart beat with pride when he
sees that he is remembered by kind friends away
from his own home. And with such a stimulus to
such soldiers as ours, no cause SO just as the one
for which We are battling can be lost.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
2. j. OTEY,
Major Provisional Army Confederate States.
w. p. MrSroEp, Chairman Army Committee
Young Mems Christian Association, Richmond.
fe 2S-lt
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TNO THE PURLIC.-C. j. GAINES,
late Of the firm OF Edling & Co., will pay strict
attention to any outside Sales and also to the sale
Of HORSES, MULES, &c. As soon as he can pro-
cure good house, he will resume tho bu' mess in
all its branches. He will be assisted by w. NJ.
Woodward, Auctioneer Of the late concern Of Ed
ling &. Co. Amy communication left at the Exami-
ner office will meet with prompt attention.
f. 2a-Gt c. J. GAINES.
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DOR RENT, three or four excellent
Il ROOMS, a KITCHEN ROOM. and, if desired
part OF a stable and fine garden spot, with
choice fruit, we'll incl2sed, OH Marshall, between
Twenty-ninth and Thi,Neth streets; excellent wa
ter on the lot Terms moderate to a family well re-
commended. Apply on the premises or to
Il. SWEENEY,
fe 2S-lts Registers Office, Treasury building
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PERSONAL.

nERSONAL.-The soldier whom l met
with at the packet office on the morning Of the
Gth-who had on black felt hat and grey uniform,
and has been wounded and walks with u stick, and
who had seat at the window,-wll be SO kind as to
meet me in the parlor Of the Powhatan Hotel on
Tuesday evening, February 2Sth, at o'clock.
IL 27-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-28

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.AStrayed from the subscriber. on
Wednesday night, the 22d instant, near SIMPSONS
Locks large black MARE MULE, rubbed by the
brceching; some few white hairs on her back.
caused By the rubbing of the saddle; had on when
she left leather head-stall OF halter. She was
seen making her way towords Richmond. win pay
the above reward if delivered to Il. D. Grow at the
stable on Tenth, between Main and Cary streets.
fe 27--2ts ED RANDOLPH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-28

PLANTATION FOR RENT will
i rent for this year, the LAND belonging to
the county of Halifax, two miles below Barksdale's
depot. Richmond and Danville railroad. There is
upon the land dwelling-house, with four rooms
in tolerable condition; out-houses and barns, in
good order; and forty-dve bushels of wheat seeded
The tract contains about four hundred acres, and
open land enough for six or eight hands. Apply
by letter or otherwise to
THOMAS W. WHITE,
fe 2S-6ts Whitlock Halifax county