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LOCAL MATTERS.

Gorto TO THE YANKEEs.-Detcctives
Jones and Recce intercepted and arrested
the following negroes on Saturday night,
who were making their way to the Yankee
lines: Peter, slave Of W. Z. TYLER. of
Hanover county; William, slave of r.
Sedgwick. of Richmond; John. slave Of
BENTLEY Wicker, Of Hanover; Aaron,
slave of Neil McCurdy, OF Richmond :
James, slave Of Mrs Goodson, of Caro-.
line; Edwin, slave of Alfred Dickinson.
living near the Fair Grounds; Peter. slave
of Mrs Bat. Tomlin, of Hanover; Lucy
Richards, slave Of E. p. Lyons, of Rich
mond, and Emma Jane Maxfield, slave of
Susan Bailey, Of Richmond.
The two first were drivers of WAGONS
in which the other negroes were riding,
They were overhauled about three miles
from this city, on the Nine mile road, in
tersecting the military road, within the
inner line Of fortilications, and when
Messrs. Reece and Jones came I'D with
them, which was between 8 and 10
O'Clock at night, they were set upon by
three white men, who appeared to be
following AS escorts, one fwhOm snapped
a pistol within few inches Of Reecc's
head: Finding the weapon failed to fire.
the three fellows ran off and made their
escape. Several shots were fred after
them, but none Of them took effect
Two or three of the occupants of the
wagons jumped out and made their es
cape. Those who were captured, above
named, were brought to this city and
committed to Castle Thunder. The
horses and wagons, with their contents,
consisting of several jugs of whiskey
and about one hundred pounds of bacon,
were also brought here, and remain in
possession Of the two detectives.
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Charles Pryor, a notoriously bad ftee
negro, charged with stealing a vnliso and
it's contents, valued at five hundred dol
lars, the property Of Major Stephen M
Dickcy, was ordered to be whipped.
The same punishment was inflicted upon
Jim, slave of A. d. Chalkley, and Solo
mon, slave of Mrs. Peters, charged with
trespassing upon the premises of William
Thornton and assaulting and beating
Patsy, slave Of said William Thornton.
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AUCTION SALES.
IS E. d. Cook. Auctioneer,
fNo.-O Main strcct.)

HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
IL FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, SHOES,
&c, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-On MONDAY.
the 9th instant, ut 10 O'Clock, will sell Mt my
a very excellent assortment of FURNITURE, &c.
Among which Is very handsome set Of CHAM
BER FURNITURE, viz:
magnificent Jenny Lind Bedstead, carved;
handsome Wardrobe,
l handsome Cabinet, mafbie-top;
handsome Washstand, marble-top;
! handsome Centre Table, Egyptian ma1ble-t0p.
ALSO,
Several excellent Feather Beds,
Mattresses,
l'cdote;tds Of various styles,
Tables, Chairs,
Prime Straw Gutter,
50 pairs stout English Shoes,
l splendid Fur Cape,
Cooking and other Stoves.
A choice selection Of BOOKS, embracing Law,
Literature and History
Consignments received until o'clock of day of
sale. jaGI l.. Il. COOK, Auctonecr.
POSTPONEAIENT.--'T above sale is postponed
until WEDNESDAY, llth instant, at the same
hour. ia 9 j.. IL. COOK.
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MAYORS CoURT.-The Mayor on Sa.
turday last disposed of the following
cases:
Captain Jacob Castle and Major Oliver
Vest. of General Breckinridg e's com
mand, were charged with assaulting Ind
beating John Mcpherson, proprietor of
Congress Hall, on Friday MI ht Nc.
Pherson appeared in court, with his eve
considerably bruised, and stated that.
about II o'clock on the night of the DIFF
ficulty, The Major and Captain came into
his back saloon, and, without the slightest
provocation, commenced cursng and
abusing him. Upon his demonstrating
with them, Captain Castle first struck
him over the eye, and then the Major
also closed in on him. lie finally sue
ceeded in disengaging himself from them,
ana Kept them in the house till the police
could be sent for. For the defence. a
witness stated that he happened to be in
'McPherson's saloon when the accused
came III. After waiting short while
during which the proprietor was ENGAGED
in quarreling with his servants, one of
them, becoming impatient, remarked :
" You had better come and wait on ms
instead OF quarreling all night with your
negroes" Whereupon Mcpherson flew
into a rage and rushed upon Cantsin
Castle. AT no time, in the opinion of
the witness, did Major Vest interfere nor
was he nearer to the parties than twenty
ieet The witness thought Mcpherson
was intoxicated. The Mayor, upon bcin .
informed that Captain Castle and Major
vest intended going Immediately to their |
command ~, discharged them.
The case against William Daley. CHARGED
WITH the murder Of Mrs. Mary Haniey
was called up; but the accused was ~
committed to Jail for his appearance this
A fine of fifty dollars was imnosea
,pon James W. Perkins, a huclsster in
nc second Market, for forestalIinr the
'nasket ~ purchasing hares withie tho
corporate limits to sell again. Coniises
tion Of the hares was ordered.
Benini Cstogni was fined for allowing
ZIG servant 70 80 At large.
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CHARGED WITH PoIsoNING.-A negro
woman, named Eliza, slave of Captain
. Frederick Swift, was arrested yesterday
and committed to the Second Station
house on the charge of poisoning the in
liant child of mfr. - kuper. The &C:
cused has been living in Mr.. knper's
family for two years and was the nurse
OF the infant which she is charged with
having poisoned.
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SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS,
1hf CoLESBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT
among tie many Ontmcnts, A. COLESBEkEY,S
las never ialicd to satisfy THOSE who have used IT.
~ can De applied without any injury to tie person
PERSONS wishing totry this Ointment can find it st
NO. II Governor steot, OF address
y. COLESBERRy,
IA '--eod7ts box No. Co7, Richmond. virginia.
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A PPEAL TO TIE PUBLIC

4 PPEAL TO TIE PUDLIC-Tbe
"A fehef Committee Of Richmond appeal to IL.
pubic Tor ad In behalf CT the families o.. soldiers
and refugees i'll the city.
Richmond is fill with refugees from every boy
ton OF the CoHfeieracy, many OF them the families
OF soldiers in the field.
Liberal and regular contributions of money. food
and Iiel are earnestly requested.
= Inc Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles contributed IN Tie no.
free OF charge -
- tontrlputlons of money shou! De sent to H. T.. c.
b'iskcrvli, Treasurer and AL supplies should j.,
consigned TO the "Kelief Committed 0; Richmond -
care OF Mcssrs. Martin & Cariozo
RELIEF toMMfrTEE.-H. i. C. Baskor,lU Trca-
suTer; William Bell, Or. w. H. Gwathmey. ] r.
Mauly; Directors; William II. peasants, Secretary:
Df. Z; e. b3lney, W. H. Ceil,nitt, Robert J. Chris
TAN. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, j. r. Chamlerlayne. "
~ n n HI3t DR. J. H. Eerson, Colonel Thomas
II. Ellis, George Gibson, Patrick IL Gibson. Jane,
Gordon, Blackburn Hughes Abner +. iIarvrr.
Samuel 81, D. Harrison, judge William IT, Lyons Thos
" McCarce, I. Cary Nicholas, Samuel NJ P,icr
D. ID. Il. SleGht John Il. Tucker, Asa SNYDER. Da
Viz I. Williams, Joel s. Watkins William IL Ms Jr
WILLIAM Z. MUNFORD,
Ut I'LL President
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AUCTION MLM
THIS DAY.
--..---. By Themas-W Keesce, Auctioneey,
Office Governor street, between Main and franklin


VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO, GOLD
LEVER WATCH, CLOTHING, &C., AT AUC-
TONI will sell, on MONDAY, January 9th.
ut my store, Thirteenth street. commencing AT
10 O'clock, large and general assortment Of
SIDEBOARDS,
BUREAUS,
SOFAS,
TETE-A-TETES,
MARBLE-IOP CENTRE TARIEs
EXTENSION DINING TABLES.
MASliSTANDS,
WARDROEES,
CHAIRS
WINDOW CURTAINS.
ETEGRES,
BEDS
MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEADS,
REFKlGERATORS.
PAINTINGS
ENGRANINGS,
ELEGANT SIIAWLS.
CLOCK,
CLOTHING,
superior large STOVES
COOKING-STOVES. SC.
ALSO,
fine GOLD LEVER WATCH
:onSsnmehts solicited. L. w. KEESEE,
Jo - Auctionocr.
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CHARGED WITH Horse STEALISG.-A1.
bert Throgmorton, member of Reeves
battery of artillery, was sent to this city
on Saturday, by order of Major Bridg-
ford, Provost-Marshal for the Army of
Northern Eirs inia, on the charge Of steal
ing horses. He was committed to Castle
Thunder to await court-martial.
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BREAKING INTO BUrcHERs' Stalls
On Saturday night several stalls in the
First Market were broken into, but only
one of them (Mr. William Colins's) was
robbed. Mr.. Collins lost a large lot of
corned beef and yesterday negro fcl-
low, named George, slave Of William
Cheatham, was arrested, charged with
committing the theft.
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AUCTION GALR.
FUTURE DAY.
BY L. II. Luck & 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, q
large and desirable lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
SOFAS,
CHAIRS, TABLES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
SHOES, BOOTS,
CLOTHING,
CROCkEKY, GLASSWARE,
RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS, PISTOLS,
large BLANKETS, in good order;
large COUNTERS,
fine BOOKCASE, complete, with glass front !;
FEATHER BEDS,
BED CLOTHING, &c.
500 bags SMOKING TOBACCO,
SILK DRESSES,
l set CHINA (forty-two rieccs),
&c sets KNIVES AND FORKS new
Persons wishing us to sell for them, and make
prompt returns, must bring in their goods the day
before the sale.
L. II. LUCK CO, Auctioneers,
la9 No. sc Main street.
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ARRIVAL OF Observation-Disclosures
Yankee prisoners, including two commits
stoned officers, captured recently in
Southwestern Virginia, arrived in this
city on Saturday, and were committed
to the Libby prison.
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OSEPH UODGSON, WHOLESALE
81 lIlA NISSLAN >-..I,...1.

~ WvN VI HSION MERCHANT, NORTH SIDE
or HE BASIN, RICHMOND, Respectfully an
lloiil!ct> Ia ilI hlcH!> an. 10 til,. i!, l, j "a.
an AMPLE WAREHOUSE for iccoiyinr am, SIN
llng al kinds OF PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
winch ne "l receive and sell at the usual commas
G Sor. 81 hI& per c'li and three per cent. Tor the
ne trusts that his experience for the last forty
gears s4T4rtecs to his collSisnois that ample ms:
tlce will be done them ''
foi ms reSponSl Utility and fair dealing he refers to
Me>sTs k-nt, Paine x Co., MeSs,s T.rly & VII
n;'mS' Richmond; L. Nunnally. Esd rfcsi lent ci
the Bank OF the commonwealth Judge Richard II,
fitid, q turepcr; Colonel Julian HARRISON En-;
III; Dr. David Pallilil, of Orange; A. S. Lee.
Lynchburg. H. IA ,r,.
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MfORIANT NOTICE.-The STOCK.
HOLDERS of the RICHMOND AND PETERS
EuRG RAILROAD COMPANY, who have or
snail have, dividends due to them and urcollec7ad
are hereby notified that all dividends will be nava
o,e only III the Treasury notes of the Contedn,-,t
States in which during the existn war ,snsa ie
delldS nave been earned, until the first dty Of Feb
ruf? 1860, ana after thatNate at the option Of the
company III the said Treasury notes or IN the bonds
price without interest," paid for such 6onds by this
company. ~ 'A-'
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
de l6-3Ot IS.oa,,
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NJ Office TO TAXPAYERS The

NJ Office TO TAX-PAYERS.- The
1 taxpayers in the Twelfth Collection District
composed OF the city west of Sixth street. are hereby
!loihs@u lh1t those CT them who have heretofore
failed 10 make due return of their income and mo-
utS 1or the year 1868, Or have failed to submit the
same to referees i'll case Of disagreement with the
assesSois and who shall continue so to DO for ten
DAYS i!om this day, and also those who shall fail
TO make payment Of the for twenty DAYS from
THIS date, shall De deemed and held to be in dcfaut
a'id me penalties for such default viii be enforced
forthwith. p tEyv.SonS ''o's
&c i2-&ot@ Collector for the Twelfth D:s.ric.
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BY f. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main street,

By E. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main street,
7 EASE OF STORE, AND STOCK OF
IL CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, ut
10 o'clock. will sell, at the store OF Mr. WILLIAM
CTISWlCK, No. Il east Main street, between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth streets. his stock-an as
sortment of CHOICE SMOKING and CHEWING
TOBACCO.
1000 superior Florida and Virginia CIGARS,
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
SHOWCASE,
TOBACCO SIEVES,
STOVE ard PIPE.
TOBACCO-CUTTER, for cutting Smoking
Tobacco, sc.
ALSO,
The unexpiret lease Of The store will be offered
for sale. il Il. Is. COOK. Auctionoer.
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1REAscnr UsrARrsgyr
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMEaTr.
Richmond, Va. August u lact

y EQUATIONS FOR CAEpyr
/ IHrO EFFECT THE ACT Or coz.
APPROVED JUNE Il, 1864, AC'r}Lt..I1.
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT vFI. -
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE FRny!>,l..-
TUE ACT APPROVED NAY is, 1861. n.
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COZ p0T pov,.
Parties owning registered eight per coz.
';cdeT The act Of May IS, 1861, desiring ~ .,-.
thcia fer coupon bonds, viii assign .h.tc
manner pointed out in .ho printed ,nLos.l. -.
he ba.k 81 the certificate, 20 the '.fg!.. H..
States Of America, in exchange for c0u,.oa o..
and cause .Ec'U r re r~ascn;.9 = t. -.
he IreaUty Departrfe n., wI.o xii thu.
compliance with the Y-ovi >jcrs.cr the a.. # D.
l., l6fi, issue coupon bonds for tie a1noa1. sr
IL the registered bo;.e.s 50 assigned
G.. i. TPEN 'G.,
t1-t9 Se"""Iay.5 uI tEe l,af. ,
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

by James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.
" a CANT LOT, ON NINTH. BE
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
DAY, the 9th instant, on the premises at - o'cort
M, the LOT, which there is a smith,hop. LATELY
occupied by Mr.. Henry Johnson The lot fronts On
Nlnta street about txenty-scven feet; runs back
parallel with an alley forysX feet. After the sale
O. The lot, vii! be sold the SHOP and lot Of old
Brio Ks.
IERNs: Made known or the day of sale.
ia JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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I AHGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

AEGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
L OF TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES. &C..
~ AUCTION. Will be solA, On rdOEDAY
MORNING, January 10th, at 10 o'clock COM
melcins ut the factory o! Ncssr> 'hilirey & Jones
No. Main street and contnu at Bair,tt's fac
tory, on Main, between Twtnty-third ard Twenty
10! rth streets. all their TOBACCO FACTORY II%-
LURES, consisting III part OF
IydiIusIc Presses. Eetaincrs.
Mills, Screws Bands, Blocks,
Bcnche> Knives, Stoves Sc;lles,
Leaf and Manufactured tobacco.
Stems, Empty Boxes, llalf-iercts,
Iron Safe, Desks.
Copying Press ard Book,
A laSse lot o. Oak Lumber, SC.
~, Hy oroef OF j. a. ChILDkEN, surviving partner Of
oiii!reF y Jones T. W. KEESEE,
~ AuCt;ull..r.
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BY Slaughter & Co.,
(l59 Main street,
\ UCTION SALE.-We will sell a
IA auction, with. reserve, on WEDNESDAY
January III, a consignment OF BLOCKADE GOODS
just received, consisting Of
20 dozen fine Felt Hats
800 pairs ladies', mems and boys Shoes,
gross Faber's Pencils
goo yards Brussels Carpcting,
and other articles to be advertised hereafter
SLAUGHTER & CO., l5o Main street.
ia 9-3t
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A LADY, who wishes employment. is
~ ~ aes,rons OF getting few small clildrei, a.
n. ..,., scholars. sAe vail teach At n much more
''A ~ a'cAmond rass-eaaas ia s-eoist t.''
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IeEtSrRF DtpARrNaEf,.
toSFEDFRATE STATES ." Alfrllr,
H!cHNo&D, December !, !>1I :
IN E.ST II ! T. I TREAS
~ NOTES.-The pursuance Of IN act Of t,.rgre
approved -yCEcmb,r =, 1854, cutitlel An IL
iu'A"' re t.t Secretary al ia" Treasury t. = ls
coupon ronds FOR seren-t ;rty tToesis.. no; 'tfs
fIa o Sheh notes axe hereby notified thnt af-.rs
Payment @. -" GcuJal interest tu. hors.,. IN /
htaa dag OF jana ..y, la95 upon y,-eser.al5.i II
same Tie Treasurer, Assistant Irea.4,~a,-, ry n
repositories Gs designated at foa:E VIII -. r..
.ctieS therefor, which will cnt.lc the ,..!..,s
coupon bonds ra.ab,e lFaj X years after IL. i,.,s
q yatVtty 1860. bearing TX per cent i... r. ts
l3e S;'I4 i.tst ot ld0uary, 1858, rsyHtfs. m .. 81
s&ifs OF January and july IN each wear. 1i r.
>"'Gf' assistant Iro&S@irf-S and lje.l.t4. r
lHa&c Weta,v reports T. the Bce.~.cy Of The 5...,e
Z. st1 certificates Issued IL t..;iTctt.-s ,HF.H--
bonds WI. Il sent forward in t,s;sridi ~ -.r-
lhc notes Will &c cancelled in theus,lai .ulUuf!...
'orwardcd to tie First Audi or.
q. \. J1tE<!I IN,
Secretary q i.tl,a'-.
Treasurer az Richmond, Virginia
a7Sl>' art Ilta>j..srN n Charleston and Moe
DefcS:t::s;os III Raleigh ard Wilmington. Nor..
ruilEa,
ne0oS..8rie7 al Charleston ari Coluuhia. aaa
rpiiHi.
!3epoaltaricS ~ Savannah and Au.r. T.. Gsa,esa.
bei"-H'tieS az Tallahassee, Flu.i,H, ans Ma.
niery, Al@vaIna.
DepositsTles ~ Columbus, Mississipri. n,,1 ;ts.$
and .tsrshall, Texs.. 'F1'' !, -.
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IhsAsrhT DsgAsfx.r,
C0NFEbsRATf sTsrss cr Amrs,r.
iichInond, kstsus. I.s,

CoaFED5gATs STATES ry Awv,..f sSi.
Richmond, Asieuss 3 l.s, |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. Pm a.fS
INTEREST AND FREE i Rom TAX.'r,ataS VI
the fourteenth section OF the ar. N rn3 ~ -
raucy, approved February II, 1854, tho "a =
the Treasury is authorized tn issue t,,e ear
fcates, payable two years after III. - -
treaty Of peace with ere United State, ?, 30 s
40: DC sold, but are only 20 DC iss',s,. 70 NJ q
tors of1fe Government as.are wiiii.y r. ~! ~
same in payment OF their demands I1,ev re
DC gwen et pax, though free from taxat;,n NV .
The attention CT purchasing agents ari A..
ing officers Of the Government il called . =. q
ofFublic securities rs oifeTinc raa.ls.r 49,. - =
10 those from wfcm TIE pp.es of the C.. =
sie bought; and 70 facilitate the use r: = 2
draun by disbursing officers upon the =. !. /.
holding these funds, and marked aer,,,s :, - ?
"raya5ie IN certificates Of indebtadress1
paid IN conformity th.rewit.l. u.
DepcsIta-ies are hereby authorized ana -,
to comply With this regulation, and 10 M
cation 10 the Register for sapp,i.z of cr,t;e,.
REQUIRED. isisnsdl G.. A. TkhSUOIH
- Secretary u T.
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ENERAL G. TOCHMAN f,as resumed
~ The Legal. PRACTICE. Ills LAW OFFICE
Ia on Maln street, in the basement of the second
onse .beve Seventh street, nearly opposite the
r. ne Wili attend also to CLAIMS AGAINST the
'-AAN a'-.sA, &C. j 3--eodi2t@
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FOR RENT At ATCTyOV
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

1'E "1UuVs Z WIIFaTls, ANctloneers.
EOR RENT AT AUCTION, FOR ONE
YEAR, TIE FRAMED STORE AM
DWELLING. WITH SIX ROOMS ON SIVWIf
STREET. BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL,
We VII rent. at AUCTION, The pIeIni-es on WE'D
NESoAI, the 18th of January. at 10 o'clock A
M, the STORE AND DWELLING located .s
above described. The location for business i an
excellent ono Possession given immediately.
TERMS: At sale.
ja9 An1tioSlar',s
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auct,oneer.

by James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.
EWO-STORY BRICK SHOP, On THE
= CORNER OF GRACE AND TWENTIETH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiu h.
soa, on Wednesday. the ilth day Of January,
on the premises, at 10 O'Clock 4. N. the TRTCii
SHOP, two stories high with large shed attached
about eighty feet long, formerly used hv Messrs'
iearson Y Newell as carpenter shop. The house
- pu' u ground cent the lease Ter which viii ex-
PIE on the -, together with all the BENCuFa
H S.1,SI BLINDS, lot Of HARDWARE ard TIM
ikRAs; Cash JAMES II. TAYLOR.
!~ '-N.H AuctiOneer
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by Redwood, Phillips * Co, Aucaonecrs,
(No. 81 Main strcct)
WE WILL SELL, AT AUCTION.
wv on TUESDAY next at our store, No. :;
Mn an, street, an assortment of HOUSEHOLD ana
AI1CliEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
beds BeuSteadS, Mattresses, Bureaus,
Sofas, Tables Blankets,
OvercoatS, Flannel Shirts
Clothing, StAes, &c
sides OF Sole Leather
sides of Upper Leather,
Watches, Jcwelry, &c
IaItes wishing to contribute TO this sale are-re
QucS,cd to send in their goods on Monday.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS / CO.,
Ja AWcIiOucers
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RICHMOND AND DASSILLE EAtIuotgi
SUPERINTENDENT OYffcr,
January >. l>th
n oiit E.-On and after N0NpA
! ~ january "a, tae through PasSaea:,r glas .
80 PERSEVERANCE, at ii o'c.ocA-wiil BE- hz~'
paaea until further notiec.
ia =. JAMES II, LESTrB,
Ticket A..n-
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NTy Dsptgrwsyg,

N.yy DspkarMgSc,,
cSFtcx crrclAL sxe.lcy,
h'cnnoAo, Va, September - 1851 :
~ utlCf..--From and after MONDN
: hEAI, the 18th instant, the STt.ANa
o. hh A'Nfi' will leave the Wharf At Roektb&
il% "A 80 III Err SQUADRON daily al a'asS
opal landings Oh the river.
JOHN Ii. PARKER
~ -r~Ns lieutenant in Is sss
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THE DISPATCH COENTYNT-ROON HAS
bkEN REMOVED TO TIL. NORTHEAST COR
NER OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
tSpence's Building,) IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
TIE OLD STAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-09

& IN NiSIhAIRIX'S SALE OF
INK OF the estate Of the late BARKING p r5Yf. !
~ Ae!!: 4. iioc auction "a II O'Clock, foro,I Il
PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the deceased. r5r-
9 5t o. ne !si! HOUSEHOLD and kITCIeE
FURNITURE. Including 4 ye?y sIIrn,in, -, ~.
one o ,ait one Buggy ard Harness, Saddle nl:Glc.
&C. &C. 4he b. !" will take place at his lat,
I.Sii!!,c'ce, Oh Grace, between Tw"lt, -ei4,.t},
day of January, .2G5 CAEOIlNE roam
Aamlhi@trat$x CT Lark.ns Z. Ford, deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-09

by &. W. Willis, Auctioneor,
%. G3 Main strect.)
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w my store, on TUL5DAY, January ;0th,
at 10 O'Clock, q large and desirable stock Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CROCI\ERY and GLASSWARE
kEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
BLANKETS,
SHOES,
DRY GOODS &C.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, sc.
ja9 C. w. WILLIS, Auct:oreer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-09
BY Thomas VI. Reese, Auc;ionecr,

-1'0'1'7 W 1.NNENc, -iUOtIUiit'T,
(Ohice Governor street, between Main and Franklin J
ME HUNDRED AND FIFTY CON
~ DEMNED WAGONS AND FIFTY CON
DEMNED HORSES AND MULlS-Wil h., sold
at auction, on THURSDAY. the 18th dl, Of Jam
uary, 1865, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. VI. at The
confederate States lot, Bicon's Quarter inch one
hundred and fifty condemned WAGONS and fftv
condemned HORSES AND MULES
by ordeT OF Il. Z. ARCHER, Major and Quarter
master. L. W. kEEStE
&c % AIctionaer.
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vENILEMEN can b. accommodated
~ With uNFURNlsIED R0ONs by address.
- As~ sS's WY pVstV@ces Ia O-Sts
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Ih'nk!ui Ter the Patronage extended to the late
Hrm of LEI & BOWMAN, the subscriber will C n
tnue, at the old stand the suction business for the
oAhi' of NEGROES, publicly and privately, and
HoIlts continuation Of the same from his friends
" - tist tu'1itc. n. NJ. LEE.
January ,, 1865. iao-ts
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Notwithstanding retired trom the auction h11s-
Ness, respectfully return my thanks for the liberal
patronage hcstow, Il upon the house during nv con-
Heclion Win 1t, and solicit a continuance CT the
TO Mr.. n. ". LEE, who Will conduct the h1s;.
ness at the old stand. S. NJ BOWMAN
january ), 1863.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-09

MAYORS CoURr.-The Mayor on Sa-
turday last disposed Of the following