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gle, and which can have no other tcnden-
cy than to obliterate forever all ideas OF
their uniting again with the North.
This struggle has so clearly developed
.hc fact of the superiority of the South
ern people, that large numbers here
would rejoice at their destruction. Yet,
NAV we NOT hope some kind intcrposi
lion Of Providence, may eventually
comnel the North to desist, and grant
honorable terms to the South.
There is hardly a day of my life, since
this cruel war was commenced by the
North, that have not reflected upon the
su.ierings. death, and wilful destruction
to which the Southern people have been
subjected, that with very rare exceptions,
every family arc mourncrs, especially in
Virginia, with whom sincerely sympa-
thiZc.
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Appended will be found an extrac,
of letter from an intelligent gentlemau
of New York, to friend in the South.
which will be pcruscd with interest,"
The writer very properly concludes, tia,
'scnvy" on the part of the Northern PEG
pie, induces thousands Of them to
hound On" their lcgions to Southern
destruction, and that We have nothing to
hope, save from our strong arms and
brave hearts, in this unequal contest
that Providence will eventually inter
pose His mercful arm, and save us from
the horrid fate, which our enemies arc
endeavoring to fasten upon US, we have
not shadow of doubt. Let every
man buckle on his arulor and do his
whole duty now, and success will reward
our efforts.
New YORK, Feb. Is, 1865.
Until within the pas. few
months have had strong hopes Of the
ultimate success Of the South but am
sorry TO say, succession of dreadful
disasters of late, induced me to fear YOU
had not sufficient numbers and strength
to sustain the most wonderful efforts cv-
or made by any other country or people:
and still Notwithstanding this condition
OF affairs, still hope something will &C.
cur which will turn the tide, and ulti~
mately ensure your success.
1t is fearful to think Of the sacrifices,
mlsfOrtunes, and ruin, to which the South
have been subjected, and which must
continue while this fearful and unholy
strif goes on. To my mind, it is perfect
madness for any party, in this country
or Europe, to imagine for a moment. that
the South could again, by any possibili-
ty, unite with the North, while there re-
mans any remembrance of the sad and
heartrending events, which they have
witnessed and endured for four years
past, and while martyrs, like Captain
heaii and others can be cited Although
We see daily accounts Of union feeling.
ana lrstern'sing with the North. IN cities
that have lately been taken and other
sections OF the South have never cor.
ceived it possible, that such a nr;nc;nla
obtained beyond foreigners, end thnse RI
Northern birth, who reside there and
have nc doubt immense numbers at the
North. are cf ike opinion; hut still;
pegpd on through envy, the crnel a'rag,,
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Ait!ynronS 9ispatft,
MARCH l., 1865.


The passage OF the bill for employ
ius The services OF 100000 slaves as
soldiers, has alarmed the Yankees be-
yond measure. Nothing could exceed
the exultation of the New York editors
when it failed, on the first trial, and
nothing can surpass their chagr'n Al
present. The New York Her"|" rails
against the law in its usual style OF eS-
asgeration, quoting from Senator Huns
ter. whom it holds to be their repre-
sentative Of the genuine secession party.
II is very kind of The Hero5d to take our
affairs into It's own keeping; but we beg
leave to decline it's interference. tasks,
what we are now fighting for, since the
nigser has been turned into a soldier
We arc fighting to drive from our soil
the most infamous race that God, in His
wrath with mankind, ever permitted to
cllmber the earth We are fighting to
get rid of the lankces' Surely, that is
enough. The thieves and lreebooters
whom the Yankees facetiously style sol>
diers, are still thick around us a autumn
leaves in Nalambrcsa. Therefor We
arc fighting.
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DIED.

On "wednesday night, 18th instant of pneumo-
MA, at III" residence of Col. Thomas l.. Baynr,
Capt. RICHARD MARVIN HEWEFT, of LOUISE
ana, Adjutans of the Miles Legion, aged q years.
His funeral viii take place on Friday morning,
lSh instant, at 10 o'clock. from the house Of Col.
Bayne. Cary street, above 5th.
louisville, New York, and New Orleans papers
please copy.
On "Wednesday afternoon, the 18th instant. in the
9Th year OF her age, IDA, daughter Of Samuel NJ
ana May W. Bailey.
Her funeral will take place to-day at II O'Clock,
NJ, from :e residence Of her parents, on 9th street
beyond Leigh. The friends 0t the family are IN
yi;ed 10 attend.
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OBITUARY.

Nie1, on Thursday, March Stll, 1865, after long
and lingering iluesS, which she bore with heroic
Christian t2rtltude, CARRIE Z. WALDEN, in the
tWcntY-thlrd year Of her age. The subject of this
sketch was the only daughter Of a widow cd mother,
who Is borne down with gltf NJ her loss. Ii was
the pleasure o. the writer 10 ne intimately acQuaint
ed with her, and | often recall the many harpy
hours we have spent together around the family
hearth, and III rambling a summers evening
over the green hills, whose margins axe washed hy
the waters OF The noble lIrcr, whose side she
now sleeps.
Carlr, thoI, AZ. gone before IL; but the yccoec-
ton Of Thy parting with family aud friends can new
er be forgotten The morning, when gazing upon thy
wasted and almost Transporter hand, thou Illst
call your mother and told her calmly, and With
such sweet resignation You We're dying, is recalled
with prayer that II may please Heaven 10 bless
ne with such folUsi;de.
l. may bo2 satisfaction to her distant relatives AZ i
friends l. know that, though pru>tr1rd hy Ii -eaSc
and Ia.ked with PAIN she often repeated their
names; AHA i'll dying, though surrounded hy the
companions Of her childhood, she ltit them part
lns prayer To question put BY her mother -
whether she was Wiling TO go, She answered. YES
yes whist her countenance lighted u! with such a
sweet SEuilc that her marble brew looked as health
had been suddenly impaired 10 her wasted and rlna-
Cattd tIa.nc, whilst hey trembling lips Inuttcred
staH24s Of that beautiful sacred ballad Il 10 love
Jesus; It hymn she loved 10 sing In life, and which
the associates Of her youth sung in rlearchoIy
out duitct strains, II her funeral. lIar death is
another illustration Of the mutabilty OF human de-
signs; 10 person had brighter prospects Tor the flu
turc than she, 10 MOLE beloved; bu. il.
pleased Heaven 70 remove her from our midst bat
A0l without evidences OF her to>tauc bliss; ana
whilst II Is 4 severe blow to her well-Y;Qh heart
broken family, and gletStrickea frlcnds, let Us
profit by her example, and i've that We Inay leave
behind us as bright record as she, and ever re-
InemteIlng 1t Was her earnest wish that her friends
should meet her IL heaven soon.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF MECKLEN-

IO TIE PEOPLE OF MECkLEN-
l. BURG and CHARLOTTE The extension Of
the session o! the Legislature and the peculiar con-
d,tion of public affairs have made it my imperative
au'y TO remain ut my post. regret, therefore, that
II viii ilo be III my power t. confer with the people
oil my district or tn render them IN account of my
representative course. In announcing myself "a
CANDIDATE Tor reelection to the SENATE, do
not d'e' !. necessary to refer to TIE past, or to make
promises fot the future Having fndcavorcd to dis
charge my duty faithfully, both citizen and
representative, since the commencement of the war,
trust that have not forfeited my claim upon you
for that confidence which has hecn hitherto unun-
mousy accorded to mo. Ii elected shall, IA here
toiore. give my earnest support to every measure
calculated to promote The of struggle for
liberty until an. honorable peace shall crown the
toll and Sacrifices Of our heroic army.
NH l7--3t CHARLES BRUCE
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NO. COOK, WASHER AND

4 NO. COOK, WASHER AND
"A IRONER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-In
pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of Rich
mond city, | will proceed t. sell FRIDAY
next, Eth instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the auction
house OF \. NJ. Lee, negro woman named POLLY,
who Is excellent COOK, WASHER AND
1kONER. Also, one BOY, abou. sixteen years
old. r. D. JAMES
NH It'd Executor and COMMISSIONER
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FENO TIE VOTERS OF HENRICO co.

Gentlemen 49, Understanding that there is "A
report in circulation, that voted against the Join,
Resolution releasing men over fifty years Of ago
from militia duty, beg leave to say that it il with
out the least foundation, and utterly false. On the
contrary, voted for it, and urged its passage
defy contradiction of my statement and for the
proof of it can bring large number Of tho reSi-
ments to certify.
mh LIT JOSEPH J. ENGLISH
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Confederate States Of -
War Department.
AdJutant and Inspector Genera, w..

AdJutaht and Inspector Genera. ~.
RICHMOND, Va, Masch J., ,..
A'FS,-fou are hereby au.a....
RAISE I; a Company Or Companies Of y.
Soldiers, under the proYj,ioo. - -. ~:
81 ,ongFeas, approved March l.. '..
" hen the requisite number .t,n,
been recruited, they will be ,ar..., W. q
the service for the war, and m4., ~ d
forwarded to this Office.
The Companies, when organized
De s"hjcctto the rules and ro...I'.
governing the Provisional Arr[,
Confederate States.
BY command Of the Secre,a-r -. -.
Signed, '"
join W. RELY. 4 ,o
To Maj. J. W. pegra1n, and M, r..
,. Turner, through ten. EVEN --
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
auction, the premises, Oh FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of March, at O'Clock =. NJ, the very pretty Lot,
fronting seventy Seven feet on Cary street ard
ming back one hundred and ninety-nne feet, adj
joining the Westham House, between Pine and
Laurel streets. This is very beautiful lot.
After which, say at T. o'clock, we viii sell the Lot
the old Scuiilctown road, near the residence OF.
Charles Y Moiriss, fronting thirty feet, running
back one hundred and forty five feet TO alley. adj
joining the property Of Mr.. Schonberc and others.
Trims: At sale. Tn" taxes for 1863 TO be paid
by the purchasers. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nh Is Aucti0ncers.
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RUNkWAyS.

Ct50 REWARD.-Tho above reward
el>,JV will be paid for the ares. Of PHILIP
HANSE, detailed mechanic, at this post, who de-
serted on tho night Of the 18th instant taking wi tL
HIM s valIab lot Of blacksmith tools. The Iriblc
ls hereby cautioned against purchasing the same.
1ianse Is five feet seven inches high, with light
eyes and hair, and fair nplexi0u.
GEO. +. MAYNARD,
CANE Lrr, Nch 10, 'b5. .ifqj. & Qa.'r.
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BY l.. III. Luck & Co., Auclioneers.
WE WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, TIE
w 18th March, at Auction, general assort
mcnt Of Household Furniture, Stoves, Clothing,
&c, Shoes Boots, Hats, Mirrors and Clocks.
blankets, Sofas, Chairs, Warirohes,
Bedstcade, Beds and Bedding, Wristbands,
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Comforts,
Trunks
ALSO,
\ lot Of Medical Books,
fine BARRIERS Chair.
ALSO,
Several Gold and Silver Watches.
Parties will please bring their cons gnrncnts TO-
day, 1t is impossible 10 receive Goods th"Iay Of
sale. l.. II. LUCK & co.
NH IG Auc.ioneerS
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By Burton & Wallace, Auctioneors,
mo. 3 Bclvin's Block.)

by Burton & Wallace, Auctioneers,
NO. 3 Bclvin's Block)
A UCTION.-W will soil at our store,
~ No. 8 Governor st on SATURDAY, the 18th,
Immediately after sale at the Horse Lot-say ii
o'clock morning.
SPRING WAGON,
SET or NICE FURNITURE, consist
sUf S .R Or ROSEWOOD cHAMB Err
| COTTAGE SET,
BEBSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
GINA ( GLASSWARE,
BLANKETS,
COUNTERPANES,
BEB QUILTS,
PILLOW SLIPS,
COTTON YARNS,
O/NABURGS,
READY. MADE CLOTHING (new and
second hand-winter and summer
GRAPE SIAWLS,
VEST PATTERNS,
TAPE LINES,
VASE SHADES,
l BEAUTIFUL LAWN DRESS, new
LIQUOR CASES,
CIIICORY,
LEATHER TRUNK,
POCKET KNIVES,
ENVELOPES,
CAVALRY BUTTONS,
BOOKS,
CAMP SETS,
SOAP,
STONE JARS,
LOOKIEt;-GLASSES
STONE WATER PITCHERS,
VERY FINE PICTURES,
GOLD, SILVER g. BRASS WATCHES,
And various other articles. Also,
l NEGRO WOMAN I6 or l. years old, sold
for no fault. The owner prefers her to remain in
the city, as her husband is here Also, BRANDY
4 II Dttr
BONES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, &c.
Particular attention is called to the FINE. ROSE
WOOD CHAMBER SET
NH LIT BURTON & WALLACE,
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.PRTNG MILLINERY.

Miss II. q. MsLEMONE would say TO friends
and customers, both in city md country that she
has supply OF SPRING ard SUMMER GOODS
Can sell frames; also, n,at"rial for making BON
NETS to those WHO would like TO make for them
Sc YES: such as white and coloicd Grape, White and
cQloTed Ribbons, Blond Lscns, Bonnet Ruchos, Is
n. Il Winter Stock sid cheap, rather than
keep till next oeason. NH l1-2t'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
ny Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main street.)

w r. WILL SELL. 1t orr store,
w No. 81 Main street, on FRIDAY NEXT, a
general assortment of UGCSEICI.U and KITE jt},N
FURNiI UI;E. c-nhr"cng, part,
BEDSTEADS,
BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
COOKIN8-STOVE,
OFFICE and other STOVES
MAHOGANY SlDEBoARD,
COMFORTS,
BLANKETS,
COTNTERPANES,
IL pairs ENGLISH SHOES,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, &c.
ConsignmeIt5 solicited and received I'LL day Of
sale.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS e. CO., Auctioncefs,
NH - u Main stJtct.
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.CPECIAL NOTICE. BY AUCTION
~ Store viii be open this morning for the rccer-
tiou OF goods for sale at suction Saturday. All
persons who have bought FOODS at previous sales
will please call 10 day and pay their bills and take
Their goods away. otherwise they Will be sold ut
auction on Saturday at their risk and expense.
q, w, WILLIS, Aqstioneef,
hi lY--lf
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MARRIED,

At the residence o: Capt. Thomas Woovcrton.
at Enterpri>e, Miss on the Sth February, LII. Coz
CHARLES I. O'rERRALL, Of Virginia, to Mus
ANNA +. HAND, daughter of Col. l.. McI.ain, of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTlCE.-We call the
attention Of the trade t 0 our sale, commencing
at 10 o'clock, OF Block Goods, consisting oil
Ladies, Misses ana ChIdrel's Shoes
Gentlemen's Boots ana Shoes
Cotton Goods and general assortment Of G ro-
ce,ics.
We will commence sale with Blockade Goods at q
o'clock Sell Groceries at IL O'Clock
mn Il ROBINSON, ADAMS CO.
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IN reading the Examiner of yesterday,
~ found myself nominated by Many Voters as
candidate TO represent tho County of Uenrico in
the House Of Delegates. feel highly pratiticd at
the favor shown i'll the call; but having already
sufficient duties to engagemy attention, beg leave
most respectfully to decline the rrotiered honor.
Respectfully, Nc,
Is. w. GREEN, in.
WeStha'n House, March IL, 1860.
NH ls-1t'
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A~ AppeM to the Peopt. > r.
1t will be seen by the Order 81.
crctary Of War, published allow, az. ID.
undersigned have been authoril,.i..' ' lie
coed at once with the or,,n. .,.'
Companies composed of person, . '.,'
tree and slave, who arc wilHa.rr"
teer under the recent acts d r' '..4'
and the Legislature Of Iir,;r, !.
well known to the country that is. r
has evinccd the deepest ia;cre,,. .' *, -.
subject, and that be regards r-.r,. ''''
ton in this matter, as vitality IN. r.,
to the country. In letter aI3r,,".s,.:.
him to 1t. Gen. EwelI, dated MARI ~.
he says, :" hope It will be found Rae.
cable 10 raise 4 considerable t,.,
Richmond. 70. | attach ,--.s. II,
portance to the result Of the fr,. ..
pertinent, and nothing should be 1a~,
done to make it successful. The s,~.,
this can be accomplished the better
The undersigned have established q,
rendezvous on Dist, between Main ,rd
Cary streets, at the building knox, .,
Smiths Factory ;" and every a-rl,,s.
ment has been made to secure the ar.
fort Of the new recruits, and to rr,a-s
them for service. Il srec0mmeudei Ia.
each recruit be furnished, when rra..l.
bic, with grey jacket and pants, can a,!
blanket, and good seryiceabIe @rf
shoes, bat no delay should take p.4c.a
forwarding the recruits in order to otul
these articles.
The governments, Confederate Al!
State, having settled the policy Of .-,
ploying this element of strength, aai tbs
class Of our population having gircan
peated evidence Of their willingness
take up arms in the detenc$ Of The,
homes, it is believed that i. j, only .>
ceSsary to put the matter before item
proper light to cause them to ral.y win
enthusiasm for the preservation q TIC
homes in which they have been b0-ll,i
raised, and in which they have t3agi con-
tentment and happiness; and 70 a.e
themselves and their race from The IT.
barous cruelty invariably l7act.s.a sal
them by q pertidioUs enemy c.a.uI.:D
be their friends.
Will not the people Of Virginia. 'H'-5
hour of peril and danger, promptly ~
spond to the call of cur loved UeAe'1-
in-Chief, and the demands OF The L2-1'
decatc and State governments
Will those who have freely given tof
sons and brothers, then money and !-.f
property, to the achievement OF the I''
ties of their country, noH hold 5aeA .i 10.
the cause their seraats, who can Ne'. u
spared, and who will gladly aid III y'..s'
ing this fearful war to q speedy anu y.
riUuS termination
Lat every man in the state c'Hs.-"
himself d recruiting otliccf, and el'.'' J.
once upon the duty Of a'dlns ~' '"' u.
ganizatlon Of this .oycc, by lending "
ward recruits 10 this ycndehyau-'
Every consideration Of pau0u>!3' .-'
independence of our country, tue >lS.
Of our homes; the happiness OF OUT ~
lies, and the sanctity OF our h'e,,'''' q. '-
prompt TO Immediate and cncr5cil a-', =.
for the defence of the country I-' -
people but be true 10 themselves '1- =
the claims of duty, ami oar iudtpsai'-.'
will be speedily secured, anlpea'' Dc ]"
stored within our borders.
j. VI. PEGRiN,
Ma. F. \ a.
TIL. p. IT RNEK
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OTlCE.-All persons are cautioned
4 against employing OF harboring my man
RILEY. He is about IS wears OF age sta,nners
when spoken to; formerly belonged to Dr Poina.x.
Ter, OF This city. lie IL 4 runaway,
y, stage. ~. It,, near Main.
Nh h~~et' nlsaNnEl Va,
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

~ WARD.-For the apprshersio Of my man,
NORMAN, and his wife, ELLEN, and INFANT,
who left my house, on Mayo street, on Wedne day
night last, l will pay the above reward. NOR
NAN is about twenty-four years old; light brown
color; about five feet nine inches high; wore wkis-
kers and was dressed Ill grey suit ELLEN is O..
dark color, tail and Likely, and took with her her III
FAINT child, and was dressed in red and brown
mcuSei!n. nh LETT n N. LEE.
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By J. S. Atkinson & Co., Auctionecrs,
no. III Main street,

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
w SATURDAY, 18th of March, at 10 o'coo k
without reserve, lot Of HOUSEHOLD FCRNI-
TCEE, JEW ELRY, &c. We EaIne in part:
Several Gold and Silver Watches,
fine Cottage Bedsteads,
fine ShIcl1 Mattresses,
Several Cloth Coats, new,
Several fine Vests, new,
! fine set Damask Curtains, CorniCc &c new,
Several Ladies Silk Dresses,
fine Dress Bcregc. new,
800 lbs. No Smoking Tobacco,
large and fine Cooking Stove,
fine Stove, nearly new,
! chest Of Tools
400 Card Backs, suitable for wool or cotton.
1t will be to manufacturers interest to call and see
these Backs.
Consi gnments respectfully solicited previous TO
day OF sale the articles be arranged properlv
We Will sell lot of valuable Books at auction to-
morrow evening. ii the weather is suitable we
hope to good many OF our friends out, as we
have very fine works to offer them.
NH l. j. S. ATKINSON & co.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARRIOR the 18th Of this month | pur-
chased Of Nj. Stokes, negro man. about twenty
two years of age, named WILLIAM STREETS
who was formerly waiter III the Powhatan Hotel.
The same day he stole from me one hundred dol
lars, and various articles from my office and ran
me- Said negro is very black and of rather doGat,
appearance; las several suits of good clothing Is
therefore well dressed. He has numerous reIa.
tons IN this city. NJ. A. BLANkMAN
NH l6-2ts Surgeon & Dentist
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MARKET FARM OF FIFTEEN AM

brigade SALOON FOR RENT AT
ID AUCTlON.-I will rent. for the balance of the
year, the BRIGADE SALOON, under the Exchange
Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at l.
o'clock.
WILLIAM c. BRAXEAI,
Administrator OF John f. Stasg, deceased.
NH l5-tts
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7 ARGE AND DESIRABLE Dwell,

ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL.
IL ING-HOUsE, AT TIE CORNER CLAY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR RENT AT AUG
TlON.-Will be rented at auction, on TUESDAY.
2ist March, 1850, on the premises, At II O'Clock
NJ, the large threc-siery BRICK TENEMENT ~
ahove-described, now rented by J. D. Cardoyo. for
one year from the first day OF April next Tho
house has about eleven roolrs, with brick kitchen
with four rooms. Tie house ia supplied with .as
ana water, and has fine garden attached,
Possession to be had on khe first day OF April
nest. JAMES NJ. TANLoR,
NH lift .un,;o,a
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Aucuoneer.

D5 <AuCtIUNttT.
I ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
lNG-HOUSE, CORNER CLAY ANDHENRY
STREETS, FOR RENT AT AUCrION-At the
request of Mr. Claiborne Lipscomb, who is about to
discontinue housekeeping. I will rent at auction,
oihthe premises, on TUESDAY, 2lst March, 1865,
at I2d o'clock r ~. for one year, his present resi-
dence, situated As above The house Is large and
conmodious, recently built, with ten rooms, two
story portico III the rear, and has all the modern
improvements, such as gas, water, &c, and has a
The kitchen is built Of brick, and has four rooms
all i'll good order.
Possession will be given on 25th instant
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
NH LIT Au,tian,.r
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ts" Masonic SoTIcE.-The members of
LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 50, are hereby SUM-
moned to attend called meeting. at their Lodge
rooms, THIS tFNIDAY) EVENING, at I O'clock.
By order OF the W NJ
WM. MORGAN
NH lit, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-17

TNHIRTY CONDFM NED HORSES
AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will sell on WEDNESDAY, March 22nd, at IL
O'Clock, at Bacons Quarter Branch, thirty CON-
DEMNED HORSES and MULES.
ROBERT L. ARCHER,
Major and Quartermastcr.
THOMAS W. KErsrE, Auctoneer. NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-17
CTAVE ELECTIONS-Comm;ss;,,n,

NTAIE ELECTIONS.-C Commissioners
~ ana Supel lntendcrts of Elections in counties
aud military rncampncntS are hereby informed that
copies Of the synopsis OF the state laws relating to
elections, together with the forms Of poll-b books
oathe Of oic"1s and returns Of elk ctions required
by law 10 he prepared by me for distribution are
HOW ready for delivery.
will probably vote at the places Of voting and de-
S.siate some person 10 receive the synopsis and
forms Application to be made to the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth.
GEORGE W. MUNFORD
NH S-t2oM Secretary Of the Commonwealth.