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THURSDAY NOtt*VlNO)... JfAJtCB \ ' f ' ■
sU<m* Waktw.—The bb**bbbl inHih<' Dttflt sili l> (
Psi-lstTTnoorrirnfor lU Mashl of ci raw cotton
and mnkx Rios la lar*re or small Quantities.
LOCAL MA77ERS.
Confederate States Dbtjuct Comt.—
In Judge Halybui ton's Court, yesterday-,
the caso of tho Confederate States
versus Joseph R. Anderson & Co., of
Richmond, a decree was entered order
ing the payment by defendant of the
sum of 550.559.6S to 11. L. Brooke, Re
ceiver, with interest thereon from Fe
bruary 1, ISGS, due from alien enemies
in New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut
and other Northern States.
The following hdibsasesrtmttSkSfM wero
continued till the next tern: Thomas
W. Findlay, T. M. Kcan, J. Wayne Spit
ler, Kuspcr B. Ketner.
The court thereupon adjourned till the
10th instant, tho commencement of the
next term.
Richmond Cikciit Covet, yf.sti:h
t)A.Y—Jud<jc Meredith presiding. —In the
matter of a petition for a writ of habeas
corpus of Edward M. Sandy, of Essex
county, Virginia: petitioner prays to be
discharged from active duty, as he was
over the conscript age at the time of en
rollment, and to be put into the reserves.
After argument by counsel, the Court
retained its decision until this morning,
lion. B. B. Douglas, of the Virginia Se
nate, appeared for affiant; 13. It. Welford,
Jr., for Government.
Peyton Johnston was discharged from
the custody of Colonel J. B Daiifortb,
under a writ of habeas corpus, in conse
quence of being over the age of fifty
years.
The ca c c of James Kennedy, who ap
plies for a discharge from the same regi
ment on the same grounds, was continue!
until Monday.
In the caso of William Wing&eld, of
Hanover county, a bonded farmer, who
was amoDg those whose details were re
voked, and he now applies for a discharge
un,der his bond: after heaving the evi
dence and arguments of counsel, the
Court reserved its decision until Monday
next. lion. James Lyons and „Winn,
of Hanover, represented the affiant; Mr.
B. R. Welford, Jr., appeared for tiic Go
vernment.
Criminal Cockt, yesterday, was
occupied during the entire session with
the hearing of the evidence and argc
raents in the case of Thcs. II Robson,
a Marylander, who sought a discharge
from the militia service of the city upon
the ground of his nativity. The Judge
recognized his right to an exemption,
and thereupon discharged him. Mr.
Myers for petitioner. 'No other business
was done.
Mayor's Court. — Recorder Caskie
pnesidtng. —The following esses were
docketed and disposed of yesterday
morning:
David Poindexter wos charged with
receiving five pairs of drawers, one coat,
one jacket, two shirt?, and a lot of cloth
ing, supposed to have been stolen. The
case was continued.
# Ten dollars fine was imposed upon
Thomas Cook, charged with trespassing
upon the premises of Henry Beckman
and being a suspicious character.
Thirty-nine la?hes were ordered to be
inflicted upon William Bass, a free ne
gro, charged with receiving four ambu
lance springs stolen from the Confede
rate States, he well knowing they were
dishonestly obtained. Subsequently,
through counsel, an appeal was taken
from the Recorder's decision to the
Hustings Court.
Delia Mack, charged with breaking
into and entering the house of Caroline
Mack, for the purpose of taking there***
from certain articles which did nut be
long to ber, was held to security in the
sum of one thousand dollars for her fu
ture good behavior.
The case of Richard, slave of Delia
Mack, charged with trespassing on the
premises of Caroline Mack 1 and aiding
Delia Mack, his reputed mistress and in
timate companion, in breaking into and
entering the house of Caroline Mack,
which had been pending and continued
for the past two weeks, was disposed of.
The accused was ordered thirty nine
lashes for the trespass and thirty-nine
lashes more for being on too intimate
terms with his owner, Mrs. Delia Mack.
A continued faro-bank case, involving
two citizens of Richmond as proprietors,
was called, and again postponed till the
4th instant, the parties implicated giving
security, in the meantime, in the sum of
two thousand dollars for their appear
ance to answer the offence.
Honorably Retired.—Captain L. W.
Richardson, for some time past com
mandant at Castle Thunder, has been
honorably retired from the Confederate
service on account of physical disability.
!£».'"'*» with the Castle ceased on
7S l gL'S? which time the affairs
fi[rt£i a^« tUtU>n have be *»* «■<* till
ful ™ er "rangements are made will be
under the charge of Captain Henry &
laban, the senior oflicer on duty therlf
CoMMmtn to Cabtm Tnc* j DER._*j :no
following parties were committed to Caa
tie Thunder, yesterday, by order of Major
Thomas W. Doswell, assistant provost,
marshal:
•T. W.*Bryan t company D, First Vir
ginia cavalry, charged with attempting
to goto the enemy ; J. H. Hester, mem
ber &T company B, Thirteenth North*
CaromtA* churned with selling soldiers'
clothing*, » v > tk Daniel Smith, charged with
aiding hegrOtta tv> c.-capo to the eneiuy.
Also, John A. Newton, company i*\
Thirty-tout th North Carolina regimen!,
charged with forging furloughs and hav
ing in his possession blank forms. New
ton was well provided with every kind
of soldiers' blank forms, in ihe largest
.profusiftn, ready to put a party Kb the
lank.; or dispose of him in any mamur
after he should got there,
The Makklts. —-Owing to certain
groundless reports which have gained
circulation in Richmond for the past few
days, a large number of country people
have'been deterred from bringing their
products to market, and, as a conse
quence, but little is offered at those
places'for sale. That further injury
may not ensue from these rumors, we
hereby contradict them upon the very
highest official authority.
Rob ii E nv.-vm Tuesday night the
storeroom of Henry W. Harrison, living
on Jackson street, near Second, was
burglariously entered and robbed of a
lot c.i bacon* Hour, rice and a jog of mo
lasses, valued at about $2,000. The
thieves chiselled off the lock from the
back basement door, in which story the
provisions were kept.
MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.—Aa ad
journed annual meeting of the Btockholdcrs
ot md Midlothian Cool Mining Company will be
held en THURSDAY, the 2d day of March next, at
12 o'clock, at the office of the Company.
JOHN C. STANARD.
f v -*3_ rt Secretgy.
XTOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
i> OTHERS.— I hare STORAGE TOR TO
BACCO, a good distance from this city, which 1
warrant secure from interruption or invasion.—
Those having tobacco would do well :■> see me iin
audratelv. lUrpectfuUy, W. li. BEVEBIDGB.
h °j____g
1 :*<.»i: SALE, a rmleadid FAMILY CAR
* ' RIAGE and HARNESS, entirely new. Ap
piyto CHARLfc y C. II AN ES,
i<- 28— 3t* Auctioneer.
fi HEENSBORO' (NORTH CARO
1T IAS A) FUNDS, in sums to suit
G. W. BLUFORP,
fe 28—3t* 22 Mam stiect.
CIARPENTER AND JOBfe!fiß,--Any
; person having JOB WORK to do can employ
s man on reasonable terms on application at No.
119 Broad 6treet, Rutherfoord'a row.' mh I—3t*
I7IOR .SALE, at fchfi stable on Tenth,
y between Main and Caiy streets, six very fine
YOUNG M ULES: broke to harness; large size,
mh I- Sf < ROBERT T. CROW.
17 OR SALE, KEY and FIXTURES to
" v bters on Main street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth. Apply to
fe-hJ—S*** Mas. M. W. ABRAHAM.
XJrTHOLESAJ.E AND RETAIL GRO
\V CERIES AT REDUCED TRICES,
at No. 64 Main street.
4-1 AUGUSTA SHEETINGS,
3 AUGUSTA SHEEI INtiy,
■ HEAVY OSNABURGS.
" COFFEE,
SUGAR,
RICE,
I LOUR,
PeJPPER,
CANDLES.
Call on me, to your advantage, before you pur
chase rlsewheie. A. WOLFF,
fe 2*'—.-o.hu* CI Main street.
Qr a in-I xxastjeb's |DKPAaTSOtKT, C". S. A.,}
Officii Soteb3k**3cxbext Railboad j
Tbaxsfobtatiox. )
TO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.—Tho sol
diers in the field from Virginia can have pro
vision.; sent them free of expense by tho SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Packages should be marked plainly with the name:
of the soldier, company, regiment and* brigade,
care of P. H. Mayo, Captain and Assistant Quar
termaster, Richmond, Virginia, who will see thrtt
thc-v are sent to the proper commands.
F. W. SIMS, Lbutenant-CUonel
and Chief of Railroad Transportation.
Approved: A.E.Lawiok, (Juartermastci-Gcucral.
Soy iiii.i.N Expbess Company, I
lticiiMo.vi', VinoiNiA, February 22, 1865. )
Agents and messengers wifl fceceive and forward
promptly any paekagt B matked as above stated, and
K*t the charge* be collected in Richmond.
Shipper* will be requested to put their packages
in good shipping condition, and our agents will al
ways reg 'id these goods as preferred freight.
J. F. GIBSON, Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesrille and Lynchburg papers wfll copy
r.nd scud bill to Express office at those places.
fc 27—lm
RiCBSfOK», Yii'oiM.v, February 15, Imi.').
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by Captain GEORGE C ORGAIN, Assistant
Quart-•■master. Richmond, Virginia, to furnish the
Qa*u*termaster*s Department with the Caßoßriag ar
ticles :
COO gaUens BLACK INK,
10 gallons RED INK,
l(i gallons BLUE INK,
200 pounds SEALING WAX,
50 pounds WAFERS,
100 pounds GUM ARABIC.
200,000 BOTTLES or JARS, balding a trill,
100,000 BOTTLES or JABS, holding a half-pint,
50,000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding one pins,
25,000 BOTTLES or JARS, holdiug one quart,
1,000 HAND BOXES,
Makiutr 1,000,000 ENVELOPES, Govern
ment furnishing paper.
THOMAS L. RROUN,
fe 25—6t Major and Qusrtarmaacer.
r*p II E EOLLUWING-NAMED I'ER
JL SONS, owners of property deposited with me
by the Fovo-t-Marshal in Richmond, are required
to call fox it in sixty days, or it will be sold at auc
tion :
J. Wood,alias McAbee, E. Arlworth,
David Walsh, Lieutenant Jos. Vagon,
M- Joicc or I).Hawkins, C. B. Lewis,
D. T. Bennett, O. O. Pippin,
W. T. Bray, C. B. Cook,
John MarceL'o, P. McGinn,
11. Adams, A. Lumpkin (negro),
Colonel Meager, J. Sarrin, alias Colvin,
A. W. Cclyin, Tho*;. 1). Lawsou,
11. Adams, 8. R. Adams,
B. McMflicn, W. E. Brcssclt,
W. Fay, — Duggan,
J. Dondon, J. N. Ruiner,
Captain M. D. Bennett, D. Bunn,
J. Hunt, alias Donley, A. Richardson,
W. Spongal, A. Carson,
M. Wayte ight, D. R. Ciaik,
I). IlcisUm, J. li aher,
J. 0. Lyons, W. A. Hannigcr,
J. 11. Ounth, «J. D. Barm,
Peter Gibson, V. Gerard,
W. Carnivy. W. Seats,
0. B. Farroll, Robt. Mali,
J. A. Cobbs, E. E.McTureona,
C. Iloffert, J. 11. Grubbs,
Goswick, H. E. Var Brunt,
D. Ifoflbrfe.. G.Uam,
John Gas* Jones
E F. Dans, J. C IVtty,
B. W. Wthb, Jos. Lea,
'J. W. Vaine, J. Barnwell.
C. MOKFIT,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
Quartermaster** office, Riohluond, V irgtnia, January
_*6. 1»65. ja2tt—SOt
BALE, an excellent six-octave
Al *} n A XO*VO*TVf made by Gilbert, of Boston.
KStSSSu *£&" "* wrect " *"s££"
mm
APCTTOH SALES.
THIS DAY.
By E B. Cook, Auctioneer,
{2to. 70 Main afreet.)
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN!
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—
<iv I'ilfJ EBDA Y. the id instant, at 10 o'clock, I frill
cell, at th-> uridenee on Le gh ftrect, at it* inter
scelion with Adams, v very ex.client assortment of
neat and well-kept FURNITURE, ftc, embracing
SOFA, CHAIRS, CARPETS,
CENTRE and other TABLES,
MAHOGANY, COTTAGE and other BED
BTEADS,
WARDROBES, CABINETS,
WASHSTANDS, foar FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CHINA WARE, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY.
ALSO,
A useful assortment of KITCIIENWARE,
STOVES, ftc E. B. COOK,
mh 1 Auctioneer.
By Oi alias k Willisana, Auctioneers.
I.IORTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
1 ON THE NEW ROAD LEADING BY
(AMP LEE, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT AU« ITON.-On THURSDAY, the 2d of
March (alter the renting of Laburnum), we will
aelLapon the premises, the above-named property.
It is apart of the farm formerly owned by Cap
tain John Goddin. It lies opposite to M. S. Tay
lor's farm, and fronts both on tho New road and a
crass-road leading out to Brook turnpike.
It lies well and is susceptible of great improve
ment.
It will he divided into tvo lots of twenty-two
acres each.
If desired, it may be treated for privately befoirt
the day of Bale.
Taaxs: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 27 Auctioneers..
FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
By Grubbs k Williams, Auctioneers.
LABURNUM FOR RENT AT AUC
TION, AND SALE OE BLOODED CATTLE.
AM) FARMING UTENSILS, WAGON, ILAR
NESS, fee.—Will be tented at auction, on the pre
mises, on THURSDAY, 2d March, at 12 o'clock M.,.
LABURNUM, the late rc-idence ot James Lyons,
Esq., on the Brouk turnpike, one and a half miles
from Richmond. Then* are over one hundred acres
ready kr cultivation, and some new land which may
he put in cultivation. There has been seeded on
farm between fifty and sixty bushels of wheat
and oats. The improvements are sufficient for the
accommodation of a family and servants.
After the renting, wiil be sold three COWS, of
the Aid. rnev breed, and one Alderney BULL, and
the usual FARMING UTENSILS and one WAGON
and HARNESS:
I'm ms : At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMB,
fe 23 Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
(No. 70 Main street.)
HANDSOME FURNITURE, VALU
ABLE BOOKS, COOKING-STOVE. &c,
loit SALE AT AUCTION—On FRIDAY, the
3d instant, at 10 o'clock, I.will sell, at my store, in
part, as follows:
Mahogany and other Wardrobes,
French, Cottage and other Bedsteads;
Hindsome Cabinets,
Washstaadc
Dining, Card, Toilet and other Tables;
Parlor, Cane -iud Windsor Chairs ;
Very superior Feather Beds,
Bolsters and Pillows.
Excellent Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases ;
30 dozen ("Luke's Spool Cotton, '
An assortment of Crockery and Glassware, fee.
An assortment of Gentlemen's and Ladies'
Clothing.
1 superior Morning-Star Cooking-Stove, com
plete;
A valuable lot of Books, embracing many
School Books;
1 splendid Silver-plated Urn,
1 splendid Silver-plated set Bohemian Decan
ters, beautifully engraved;
1 Sloat's Eliptic Sewir.g-Machine, complete. *~
mh 2 E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
By L. 11. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
(No. SO Main street.)
WE WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY,
March :?, 1865, at auction,
ITKNITURE,
CARPETS,
BEDS,
BEDDING,
MIRRORS,
CLOCKS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
SHEETS,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, «
BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES, _
DESKS, *B*|
TABLES,
CABINETS,
TINWARE,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY, fee.
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
WASHBOWLS,
PITCHERS,
TUMBLERS,
1 elegant set CHINA,
1 BILLIARD-TABLE and BALLS,
1 hue VASE and FLOWERS.
ALSO,
. A large lot SMOKING TOBACCO,
COOKING-STOVES,
PARLOR STOVES.
ALSO,
Several fine DOUBLE-CASE GOLD
WATCHES,
mh 2 L. 11. LUCK, & CO., Auctioneers.
Hill i. U. *». Ji«JV.JV, Wk vvr., *»*»vh«..^^.-j.
By W. H. Fowlc» Sons & Co., Auctioneers.
HAVING RECEIVED INSTRUC
TIONSto close peremptorily several invoices,
we shall sell, on TUESDAY' NEXT, 7th of March,
a large und varied u.-sortment of
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Particulars hereafter.
WM. H. FOWLE, SONS k CO.,
jul, 2 Auctioneers.
By Thotna*. W. Keesee*,.Auctioneer,
(Office Oovernor street, between Main and Franklin.)
I WILL SELL ON TO-MORROW
'Friday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, on Bank
street, near the corner of Twelfth, under the office
of Mr. J. N. Davis, a parcel of OFFICE FURNI
TURE, oonsistinfi;, in part, of
1 splendid COUNTER,
1 elegant DESK,
1 SCREEN,
1 STOVE,
1 TABLE,
5 CHAIRS, kc
mh 2 T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
mm
I WILL SELL, AT MY STORE, ON
Governor street, on MONDAY, the Cth March,
commencing at 10 o'clock,
A lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY',
GENT'S and LADIES' CLOTHING,
SHOES,
1 splendid LADIES' BONN*7T,
LADIES-FURS,
SHAWLS, Arc.
Particulars in future advertisement. ***"
Cou*dgnment3 respectfully solicited previous to
day of ("ale, so the articles can be ai ranged properly,
roh 2 . X. W. KEESES, Auctioneer.
IjlOR SALE, a splendid STALLION ;
rides and works w«B In a buggy. Alaoanios
P-BUOOT and HARNESS, as good ss new. Ap-
ply to WILLIAM MTTCIIBLL, at the proTOrt msr-
snaTa office. mhl-St*
AOTITOat BAUSB.
THIS DAT.
By Burton ft Wallace, Auctioneer**,
(No. 3 Bclrin'a Block.)
WE V-1 L L CONTINUE OUR
auction TIUS (Thursday) MORNING, at
11 o'clock, of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
WRITING PAPER,
ENVEIX)PES,
FINE and TOILET COMBS,
PENCILS,
BUTTONS,
NECKTIES,
OLOVE3.
BLANK ETj,
COLLARS,
TWEEDS,
CABSIMERES,
BUCKETS,
KNIVES,
SOAP,
SORGHUM,
CANDLES,
and various other valuable articles too numerous to
mention.
Persons who bought goods yesterday will please
call and get them before IfM o'clock this morning, to
make room. BURTON & WALLACE,
mh 2 Auctioneers.
By James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.
ON THURSDAY, March 2,18G5, at 10
o'clock A. M., I will sell at auction, at the
store of Robert A. E. Dabney, corner of Broad and
Seventh streets, opposite the Theatre, a large and
splendid assortment of GILT CHINA, GLASS and
CROCKERYWARE, GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS,
WATCHES, ftc, embracing
1 fine Gilt China Tea Set, about seventy
pieces;
3 fine Gilt China Fruit Stands,
l.fine Gilt China Custard Stand, complete;
2 dozen Jelly Glasses and Glass Mugs,
4 Glass Preserve Dishes,
10 Glass Jars,
1 Oil Lamp,
1 largo lot of Plates and Dishes, both vege
table and meat;
1 large lot of small Dishes,
1 new Extension Walnut Table, very hand
• some;
Chair*, Mattresses, Lounges,
1 splendid Sewing-Machine, entirely new,
with Needles and Oil complete ;
Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Looking-Giasr-xs, &c.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
30 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
50 hales Uncle Boh Lee Smoking Tajbacoo,
. 1 lot of Coffee,
1 lot of Grain Pepper,
2 dozen old Jamaica Rum,
5 douen old Apple Brandy,
Blackberry Wine, Catsup,
1 set of beautiful Tea Canisters,
1 set of beautiful Spice Canisters,
1 Counter Scales, -
1 large lot < f empty Bottles, mostly quarts;
A few barrels superior Family Flour,
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WAGONS, Ere.
1 splendid light Carringe, with Single and
Double Shafts;
1 magnificent set of Silver-Mounted Har
ness,
2 double sets of Wagon and Carriage liar
ness,
2 Farm Wagon?,
1 very superior McClollan Saddle and Bri
dle, with all equipments complete;
1 flu* lot of cooking Utensils, new.
GOLD WATCHES.
3 splendid Gold Watches.
Taaxs: Cash. JAMES M. TAYLOR,
i e 2s—3t Auctioneer.
Will be added to the above, to be sold at li
o'clock M., an administrator's sale of the following
STOCKS:
£V>,ooo 4 per cent. Certificates,
3,000 S per cent. Coupon Bonds,
50 shares Bank of the Commonwealth,
19 shares Traders' Bank,
20 shares Merdaints' Insurance Com
pany, m
5 shares Virginia Life Insurance Com
pany.
ALSO,
1 Iron Chest.
mh 2 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Administrator.
By Redwood, Phillips ft Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 51 Main street.)
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on
THURSDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock, at our
atore, a large assortment of
PLOWS,
HARROWS,
COULTERS,
CULTIVATORS,
SPADES,
SHOVELS,
RAICES,
PICKS, ftc.
6 sets WAGON HARNESS,
1 set CART HARNESS,
2 sets LEAD ILIRNESS,
COLLARS.
ALSO,
FURNITURE,
BEDSTEADS,
CLOTHING,
CLOCKS,
GLASSWARE,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY, ftc., &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO.,
fe 2S . Auctioneers, iil Main street.
By Tardy ft Williams, Auctioneers,
(corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond, Va.)
ON THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 2,
commencing promptly at 11 o'clock, we will
oiler for sale
15 barrels BROWN SUGAR,
5 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 bags prime COFFEE,
5 chests superior GREEN TEA,
5 barrels SORGHUM,
25 boxes (full weight) TALLOW CANDLES,
10 boxes WAX CANDLES,
6 barrels APPLE BRANDY,
1 barrel WHISKEY,
10 bales COTTON YARN,
10 bales DOMESTIC,
1 case BLEACHED SHIRTING,
25 kegs NAILS,
100 sacks SALT,
50 cases SCARFALLETTA SMOKING TO
BACCO,
11 barrels APPLES,
2,000 pounds DRIED FRUIT, ftc.
fe 2S TARDY k WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
By Egbert T. Bass, Auctioneer.
I WILL SELL, on THURSDAY, the
2d of March, at my stable, on Cary street, in
front of the old gas-house, at 11 o'clock precisely,
One thoroughbred Stallion, kind in harness and
rides well;
Also, a first-class family Horse,
One Top-Buggy tnd Harness,
One Open Buggy,
One spring Wagon,
One Sulkey. EGBERT T. BASS, Auctioneer.
WILT, be auukd:
A splendid BAY GELDING, by Red Eye, out of
a Morgan mare, six years old, perfectly genthf in
harness, and one of the fastest trotters in the Con
federacy ; ia also a fine saddle horse, and warranted
eound. EGBERT T. BASS,
rah 1 Auctioneer
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
FLOUR, MEAL,
BACON, LARD,
BUTTER, EGGS,
BEANS, PEAS,
TOTATOE9,
DRIED FRUIT,
SUGAR, TEA,
COFFEE,
CANDLES,
SOAP,
and a general assortment Of GROCERIES and
LIUUGRS, which I will sell in quantities to suit
customers. •
Call and sxamine my stock beforo purchasing
alitwhsre.
JAMBB J. CAMPBBIX, Twelfth street,
de JH-Ct** betwoon Main aad Cary. I
AUCTION BALEB.
• FUTURB DAY,
By 0. J. Games, Auctioneer.
I WILL SELL, at 10 oMoclc on FRI
DAY MOIININO, March 3, IMB, al the resi
dence of Mrs. flathrlght. conurof First aip<i DsmJ
streets, her entiic HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting, in part, of the following:
DIVANS,
MARULE-TOP CABINET,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS and BEDDINO,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
AL**o,
A Ho. 1 COOKING-STOVE,
CHINA anl CROCKERYWARE, $v -~ ftc
mh l—.it c. .1. GAINED, Au'.-fioaeer.
By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
(corner of Ninth and Main I treets..}
WE WILL OFFKK, ON FRIDAY
NEXT, March GJ, at auction, oOSßßOeaciag
at 10 o'clock,
12 boxes choice BROWN BUGAJt,
8 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
17 boxes Webb's No. I BAR SOAP,
1> tuba fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
10 bags RIO COFFEE (rery choke),
.'•0 kegs HAILS (assorted),
with a general asßattaieat of GROCERIES and
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
ALSO,
15 hale- 7-8 03NABURG8,
:, bales 4-1 SHEETINGS,
10 bales COTTON YARNS,
7 boxes ENGRAVINGS, MUSIC anl STA
TIONERY— lemaaat of btoek from a
Petersburg hou-c
ALSO,
8 birrels JAMAICA RUM,
•1 barrels WHISKEY,
23 cases BCARFALETTA SMOKING TO
RACCO.
25 eases CHANTICLEER SMOKING TO
BACCO,
9 cases FLORIDA REG ALIA CIGARS.
Particulars in special notice on attorning of Bale.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
mh 1 Air li oners.
By T. W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES AND THREE TUMBRIL
CARTS FOR SALE*AT AUCTION. -I ail! Bell,at
the Confederate- States Lot, Bacon's Quarter Branch,
on THURSDAY, the 9thday of March, commencing
at 10 o'clock,
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES and MULES.
ALSO,
THREE TUMBRIL CARTS.
By order of R. P. Abcheb, Major ami Qaartßrsaaster.
mh 1 T. W. KEE3EE, Auctioneer.
By Freeman Ac Co., Auctioneers,
(Boshei's Building,corner Ninth and Main streets.)
ON THURSDAY, THE Oth DAY OF
March, commencing at 1<» o'clock A. M., we
will sell, ut our store, in Bosher's Building, coraer
of Ninth and Main streets, an assortment of
MERCHANDISE,
FURNITURE, ftc.,
of which particulars will be given in a future ad
vertisement.
Consignments solicited, and received un to day of
sale. FREEMAN ft CO. w
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
fe 27 corner of Ninth and Main streets.
By Grabbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST
AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, KNOWN
AS "BELLEVUE HOSPITAL."—As C\ mmissioner,
acting under a decree of the Circuit courtcf the
county of Henrico, in the case of Reals and others
against Roddy and. others, I shall, on Friday, the
;>d day of March, 1865, at Ik o'clock P. M. of that day,
if fair; if not, then ou th~- first fair day thereafter,
at the same hour, sett, at public E-uctkm, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, the property lo
cated as above. It fronts one hundrvd and fifty
feet on Broad street and runs back, between paral
lel lines, one hundred and fifty feet to an alley.—
The improvements thereon consist ef a large.dwell
ill)?, containing twenty-two rooms, &c. It will bt
sold as a whole or subdivided, as may be deemed
most desirable at the time of Bale. This is the must
valuable property which has been offered for sale in
this vicinity for some time.
Tax-as : One-third cash, the balance in tutt equal
instalments, payable in twelve and twenty-tour
months, for negotiable note-, interest added, and
the title to be retained till the whole purchase money
is paid and a conveyance directed by tho court; or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
E. NANCE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by Gbvbbs ft Williams, Auc
tioneers. * fe il
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT, ON
THE EAST .SIDE OF CONCORD STREET,
NEAR TO FIFTEENTH STREET, AT AUC
TION.—On SATURDAY, the 4th day of March,
at 1 o'clock P. M., are will sell at auction, upon-tan
premises, at the risk snd costs oi Daniel Reardon,
who purchased the same at a sale made by us on
the 22d of February, ami has failed to comply,
the FRAMED TENEMENT, with three room-,
formerly owned by James Mander, und situated an
above, being the tenement nearest t" Caiuni'toii's
Mill. Purchase; to pay taxa* for 11 ">'•'>■
-Toss: At sale. . GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,
mh I - A'.'i-ii.'iicer--.
DESIRABLE Plt O P E V, T V FOR
SALE.—I will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
oiu day of March next, the HOUSE and LOT
where I now reside, near Buikeviile Junction, con
taining three acres. The derailing was erected in
IS.J7, and contains Aye very comfortable rooms,
with a beautiful grove of oak trees. Th ere ia also
an orchard of .select peach trees. Th'- o'lt-buieiiru's
are* in good order, and sufficient for quite a large
family. ** *
Persons wishing to attend from Richmond can
leave at 7 o'clock A. M , and return at 5 P.M. same
day. A negotiable note at sixty days', nroperh
indorsed, will be considered cash. Possession will i
he given on or before the loth of April neat.
fe 22 -atuwtds WITHERS WALLER.
REMOVAL.
L. HARVEY ft CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
<>j Cary street, Ri- bmond.
Having raavnrad ftosaoar reeHai erampsd po.-i
--tion. No. 117 Cary street, to the large and commo
dious warehouse on dry street, neat door to Messrs.
Massie k Pleasants, we otna* our •errioai to the
public, and respectfullT solicit consignments of all
kinds. L. HARVEY,
late of Lynchburg, Virginia,
W. 11. PARRISH,
late of tho Arm of Bocock k l'arri.-h, Lynchburg,
Virginia.
asms to
McDaniel ft Irby. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Baghy, Richmond.
L. Peebles,' Petersburg.
B. O. Flanagan, Charlottesville, \ lrgrma.
fc 22—hn
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKJ3.-TO
THE PEOPLE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT:
In compliance with calk made upon aaa, through
the public prints and otherwise, I announce Barsefef
a CANDIDATE for ihseauoe <»f Oommist-ionerof the
Board of Public Works for the First District.
I have only to say here that I regard it as a posi
tion of very great responsibility and importance*,
and, if elected, shall feel gratified if, by my be*4
efforts, I can bt* useful to the country ;it v time
when no man is justified in withholding his utmost
euerjrie* from the public service.
B W. T. SUTIIKRLIN.
Dani ii i a, Va., February 13, ISSS.
mh I—3t2awtdo
BLOODED MARK FOR SALE.—A
CHESTNUT-SORREL MAKE, about eight
years old, of good blood, tiny su.. and apaaaßßß -»,
well suited for the saddle or h-irnew-, is assart! SB*
aah*. She can be seen at the office of th«* Qsairal
railroad by Hpplicatiou to
mh I--at* R. M. FONTAINE
F DAVISON, DENTIST,
a Office and residence No. 205 (Main street,
•share he can be found at all times. fe H— lot*
SALT.— One hundred Backs SALT for
•ale by fe 2»-*H TARDY * WILLIAMS, I
' OFFICIAL.
TRKAMcar BBBra*e**a*aa*aj
COFrKIiBBATB ttSTBI OP A* KP.J<* *,
Richmond, aaemst ->, '< 'A.
CIERTIFICATLSOF IXDKI4TI 3 VRflfl
/ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER '. . .'•'««
In CEBkaT AND FREE tl.> >M I / XAJ to:;, v.,
the ttaaaaaata -•■•.* i-m of the act to raduU the cur.
Februars 17, lafi, Ihe 8a retsr-o
the areasuay is wifherisaa to i*sue the et >7<; eerh
laates, payable two yean eftar the ratification at a
treaty oi •-♦■ ace with th** Baited StatßS. Tr.oy c-ir
aot b«* •old, but are Only to be iseußJ to *•■< h eredi
tors of the Oorernssaas as are wdL-ng to resets* the
ame ir. ps/iaaal of Urn ir demand i. Thy c.ust,__m
be given at ear, though fret from taxation.
Tae attention of porchasi'iij agents and iiaburs>
ii i* oflta not the Qovernaaent is. tsiUri ?•■ fh_- •_**.
ofpublie securities as o-tering peculiar p-hi'itva
'.o those from w:">m the supplies of th" Oorenmv .-.:
ire Bought; and tofacii ts - the use <-i U• n, h< i 3
drasm-by disbursißg osneers upon th.- depot ...-.
holding th■■ rands, and niark*-d serosa the face
"pay-il'le in eertincates ol indebtedness,** will be
pari in oonfoimity therewith
Deporitaries are hereby nathorised aid
to .' omnly with thu t* .-• ition, and to tt ike a] ■ >
Allien to the Register fox su*.>pUis of certificate! ~_.
■reouired. [Signed] G. A. ';REN HOLM,
j i 2— ts Sserelaty af Treasury.
TaBSSVBT JH.'MRTMK.NT, \
Co.ivxoK.aATr Statbb or Aaxan v, J
Ricareoax*, December 1, 1864. )
SEVEN-T BIRT V T B E A S U R tf
NOTES.—Is c of -m act of I mgr* f,
it>-.-ro-.' ! X'>ve*nber2S, 1861, entitled "An act to
authorise the Sacr-itary o IthejTreasuryto cx< h m.*.}
co'ii>otibond fi':'.- ssrea-thirty treasury r .*. ».," bold
era of *av*h r.*;t<rs *re herebj not-fied that alter the
payment of the annua] interest dw thereon on the
ii:.*. day ot' Janu iry, I 86.», upon presentation ot ihe
same, the Trevrarer, Asmttanl Treasurers aad Pas
Di poeitaries (as designated nt foot] will issue ern
ficates therefor, which will eatitu the holders to
coupon bonds payable thirtyyewa iftei the firs; day
ot January, V J . r >'>, ».'v*-i-ig nx per cant.interestn ••.
the vm find ot Janoary, payable on the first
days of January and i u<y m each ye -.r. l w Trea«
surer, Assistant Treasurers >»M Depositaries will
make vr.-ekiv reports to the Regi iter or the Trea .ry
ol' such (> rtificatea issued at tl cir offices, when v* ,n
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction of • >:.. .—
The notes will he cancelled in thsusual B*auuseraud
forv/arivd to the First Auditor.
G. A. TRKN'HOLM,
Secrc.iry ol ir
Treasurer at Richmond, *Vttginia.
As■■■ slant Treasurer-; at anl Mobile.
Depositaries at R.ii'"!. s r h and Wilmirgton, NorthCa
"
Dcpontariea at Clciricst'-'n BBC Cclui:bia, Soa^iC't*'
roiiua.
Depositaries at Sarannah an-* A*.'.i4*t>k, Georgia,
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Honda and Montgo
mery, Alab lira.
Depositaries a* Columbus, Mississippi, end \\ -. tos
' and Marshall, Teaas. ja 2 -v
TaXASUBT I>-r.-. ill .*!;.:.), J
Cpv?r.!Mrx.\TK Statbb o? Amssica. i
f OANB 0N Til!:: SECURITY <ri' THE
I J ITVK HUNDRED MILLION SIX l'l'R
i St. non-taxable boni*s, cndkk thk
SEVENTn SCC'LTON OF THE tl IVRENCY
LAW.—Deposits oa call will be received by t!.e
treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers zt
Charleston at-. 1 Mobile, and the Depor-itanea at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augu ta, BaTsn
i"f*li and Mont r ,-o*T:*r.., and • rtifli atei will be issued
toy th** Baaae, bearing interest at the rate of I au t*t
S'.-nt. pes anr.mn, ana secured by the hyj othecauoa
ot' an amount of the abore bonds equal to the .sum
of the.--.-loan?. The bends to be set apart by tha
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when soli,applied ea>
clusively to the payment of the a '..-1 eertincates.
The security anl cenrenience afforded t" i aalo
t;nt other eC'rporations, ami '...i tbe public generally,
by this, mode oi temporary iaredtm* at, end the eh
feet of the BBeasure, if generally adopted, in keep
ing th."' currency withiniac*dersts bounds, it ia hoped
will couunend ii to the faTorabk consideration oi the
cominnnitv and st.'iirc th*. ir pronspt co-operation r
carrying ititttO elfcct. G. A. TRENHOLM,
ja 2—ls gooret.iry ot tie Tree i ry.
TaBASUBT l/tI'ARTKF.NT, j
Cc:f?K.oK!*..*.-i* Statss or AsraaiCA,
Biehraond, - r uly 21s, |S6f. (
TAXED TREASUBY XOTES.- In or
der to prosaote, a-; tar ~ t ; rA*acticable, the tirly
liouidation by the Treasury ot th.- OUT : l ANMNO
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant i wa
ter, and Fay Do] ositariea i:i thi difft rei I 8t it . re
hereby authorised to receive the said notes, es •;:
Ihe $100 notes, at 66] pec centum, on d< i csit, issu
ing lor same certiftcates of loan, upon nyj •'■• •
tion of non-tax:;blc bonds. The said certta< «• • -'-»
be payable on demand sciat oi nineti
days.
And al! agents for the of the above hoTi'l*- are
hereby authorized to receive th:.* taxed notes, »mh
tha exception above named, in payment jI t>cr.j«,
•rhea souL r.t tho ratv oi" 661 per centum.
O. A. TRENHOLM,
j i 2—ts C-ev. t, ry of the Treasury^
T.HKA.-nritY Dl.i VHTMKXT, \
f>ura>s > BXBATB Statss of Awbbica, }
B.'-hmcnd. Va, August :''•, 1864. )
?> EGULATK >NS ¥i KB CA B RYIKG
\ INK: EFI h.cT 'Hit: ACT OF CONGRI M
aTI'ROVED JUNE 13, 18G4, AUTHOKIZIhO
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PEM I KS i.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
HIE AST AI'PROVED MAY i'», IH6I, ii' EX
CHANGE 'L i 111 SAME FOB COUPON BONI 8.-
Partaea owning regbtered «.i.::'.t {"-r cent b v< ; *
ut;dvr th:* act <d May !* ; . 1861, desiring t> •• b ai *
them for coupon bonda, will assign them, in thi
manner pointed out in the printed < ndoi • ment • r
the back of the certificate,.to the ■-..:• -r/.
St-ste*. of America, in exchange for coupon ;
and cause them to be pnaajntcd to the Bt fritter ol
the Treasury DepartaaentTwho will thereapon,in
compliaaoe with tbe pronsi< na ol the act of J me
13, 1864, is ac coupon bondi lor the amount speciiled
in the bonds so assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
JaS—*ti Beeretaryof theTti atry.
Ti rssvai DarAaratEßT, 1
(*OSn*XSKBATB STATBS Of AKKBICA,
Bicmsoxn, October 12, 1864. )
\TOX-T AXAB l< E B0NI)S, FIVH
i.l HUNDRED-MILLION LOAN.—SALE CON
*fn>lUED.—Numerous applications having beca
made t v >r bonds at tha < *tal liahed price ol ai ' •'- m
dred ;!i'-l t;.i.ty-;;vt dollars and intere * mi l< r cir
euautaaees that i ntitls th *n to favorable con ier
*tti"i*. it has been detsrnuued to conti< l tin al*
at the above price until ftirthernotl
Agents far the **ale of these Bond ar' In drwtted
to Bctiaaocoraanaa uith this order; audi • -" •*
tioi> of disbursing oatceraef the Govt n.-.■ • l **""
tui.b-ily called ta it G. A.TRENHOIM,
j.. t— ** aawatary of the 1 ri . • i j'■
N.uv Ds • ruBBT,I
Omen 8r» i it Si a* i X - l
Ri.t«Mc».Nn, V.v., Septambor Vj- '••' '*- I
\rOrTl€K-~F*om and after MONDAT
NEXT, the 26th instant, the SIEANtI
SCURAPNEL will leare the wharf at Bo -
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at ? <? ■ ■■-*
A. ht and 3 B*e*ock v. M., kotachiaf al ill lav ;*"**-
cdpal huxdiegs on the aver.
JOHr: H. PABJKER,
8e 20—ts laeatsauml ia aasiaa.
"fsTOTICE TO TAX-r.VVKUS.-Ail
Y\ PERSONS whs do act register and j i* ■■■ •
ausrtersalss to the Slat of December, l**t, bj the
kh day of March, 1864, willlbare to y ■:■ '■>■
amutatf. !'• A. WOODS,
CoUectcr for Twelfth Vlrginw Di '-■■ '■■
hj^i -J it* r
FTCIS WBITEKB PBOPOBBTO DE*
X lilVKUonth. i hank of bbj Jaaass River Canal
from iour bundn 1 to v. Ihnusand, >i *»J aumoer oi
etaua of OAK Wool). They ail! rsoire
tn.ns. Aptdv to DEANI A: BOMEBYILLE. »*-■. i
mond, or I*. 1 W. ( Hyw-trdsvilh-, All*«maTle county,
Vnyinia. lIUZHm -
FMIW SALE, I'KIVATKI.V, » BMALL
1 FARM of Btxty-aIX acres BStB or tee*, -rttcß
is iietulyull cleared, and m-t *3J»*-tttM ***** "
city. It uin ■ food r*4*gßbori -d, and SB saoßl
the best turapfhes In tl» county, und wouW ■ -
MtatoaUeni .rfc-k, t gardea. Tot teems, fta. >.
ply to -to2->- :*t'J OKCIIH't it WILLIAM^
D" R. WTLUAaI M V RTIN, «f J wm*
r,»v county, rsesntly burnt out t.yti. etteuiy,
offers his Mswicss to the wtiaws of ;,^-" n IL
Canes al the Omcfl ol a. H. Sand-*, **£***£
B tm»k betwesn Banh and Main At afeht, »*< «
be nn.nd at Mr. Eiaaaay'B, on M-r-diall J"^*Ji
Lhuok aUBBUBBj . _.!"-"
£108 SALK, ono inlisaild Batmi'* Wf*_"
Lock-stitch SKWING-MACIIINK.
ndkt No.» COOKINCKSTOVK, ********** •'«.,_
Apply at my residence, on 'iWenty-llfth strtet, one
door from Leigh sHreet Church.
folS-lt M. J. B^nfaall.BsTah