Jtates ]iOK IWILL business · append the following summary: James R. Moore, charged with buying eggs at the First Market to sell again, ... Commonwealth toprepare a synopsis cd' theseveral

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Rjv<is Wami !».~r.'t hipheat atari ft primriW lapaid at this e,(Hce f-r all hi**** of ete.iu fiottom amilinen raps, in tempt «>»? tomDfamntitie*.

LOCAL MA77ERS.

Mavok's Cot ht.?Recorder Jtates K.Caskic again attended to the business ofthis court yesterday, owing to the con-tinued indisposition of the Mayor. Weappend the following summary :

James R. Moore, charged with buyingeggs at the First Market to sell again,was lined fifty dollars and ordered tosurrender his purchase for confiscation.

Edward Hudson, a free negro, wascharged with having five hundred feet ofplank in his possession, knowing it tohave been stolen. The accused esta-blished his innocence and wn dis-charged.

Twenty dollars tine was imposed uponr.lisha Jackson, charged with violating acity ordinance by offering goods, waresand merchandise for Sale on the side-'walk on Main street.

Jennie Howard was summoned to showcause why she should not be fined forpermitting her servant to ko at large :but, for satisfactoryreasons, hercase wascontinued.

Complaint was made against EllenMitchell for an alleged attempt to breakinto the house of Elizabeth Jeter withthe intention of stealing her furnitureand clothing. The case was continuedtill the 3i instant.

Hustings Court? Judge Lyons pre-sidih'j.?The time of this court, yester-day, was taken up in disposing of thefollowing habeas corpus cases:

Michael Mart/,, claiming exemptionfrom service on the ground of being anative of Ohio, undomiciled, was dis-charged.

In the case of T. IE. Ilngaman, whoseapplication for a discharge from servicewas based upon the plea of being anative of California, and never havingdomiciled in the Confederacy, an adversedecision was rendered and the petitionerwas thereupon remanded to the custodyof his commanding officer.

William T. Caiielt, a member of theSpotsylvania reserves, was dischargedfrom service, he being over fifty yearsof age.

The court adjourned to meet againthis morning at 10o'clock.

Drowned.?At an early hour yester-day morning, the body of a white manwas found in the mill-race of. Shockoe(Smythe's) Mill, south side of the dock,between Sixteenth and Seventeenthstreets. Coroner Little, If. I)., viewedthe corpse, but deemed an inquest un-necessary, as no marks of violence werevisible on his person. No papers werefound leading to the identiiieatior? of thedeceased other than a letter in hispocket signed **T. Gilbert," addressedto his cousin, " Gilbert." In theopinion of tho Coroner, the drowningmust have occurred on Wednesdaynight. Parties living in the neighborhoodstate that late on that afternoon theyobserved a man, who appeared to be in-toxicated, staggering around there, and,in all probability, it.was the same indi-vidual who subsequently fell in the dockand was drowned.

Ths Lioitor Tax.?The Legislature ofVirginia having repealed the law prohi-biting liquor licenses, it is now compe-tent for those wis) dng to do so to sellintoxicating fluids by the drink as open-ly as ever. In the Senate of Virginia,yesterday, the tax bill being under con-sideration, it was agreed, by a vote oftwenty-threeto four, that five dollars taxshall be paid by all distillers and vendorsfor every gallon sold exceeding live.?Thosevoting in the minority objected tothe sum imposed as too heavy, and fa-voreda taxof one dollar per gallon. Twohundred dollars specific tax was fixedupon as the amount to be paid by retail-ers.

Deserved Punishment.?By order ofChief-of-Police Reuben T. Seal, thirtylashes were applied yesterday afternoonto the bare back of a negrowagon driver,named James, slave of William 11.Brooks, arrested on thecharge ofdrivinghis team at a killing pace, in violationof a city ordinance. During the progress of the team down the street, thefellow dashed across the sidewalk, run-ning against a lady who happened to becrossing, whereby she was knockeddown aud seriously injured.

Beautiful Paintings.?Three of themost beautiful paintings we have everseen, averaging each three feet by fourand a half, representing the " Bombaid-ment of Fort Sumter," " Interior Viewof ite Ruins," and the " Port of Charles-

«_!f in Which Suinter Btaßds off in bold2i-wSCcvin? the confined assaults oftmVSSSZ . e lron-cl*<* «cet, erenow

atreet, above Tenth 'nb° ns' _ n Mam

duef733LJFW! InM*b»of General Gilmour's^'whotrayed. The paintings are riot tmiZbut simply on exhibit!? for the «- ri»tifi 'cation of the public. \u25a0 \u25a0p,pi"

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HEGROgSFOR HIRE AND SALE.iToU HIKE.-On MONDAY NEXT,

theTth Instant, it thoCourt-hou<w>ofHrnrieoeottAty, 1 will htri out, for the remainder of theyear. THREE SERVAHTS ; onr woman, who is arood*cook washer and ironer, and two hoys elevenandinnoyoarscW. J. B. KEESKE,

mh ;*\u25a0 -»t Ottarman.

ITOR SALS OU BARTER, a No.HOUSE SERVANT. Call at No. SM Main

street. [mh 3-It*. C. 11. PAOB.

IJ'OR HIRE, for lac balance of theyear,one ?ui'eriorCOO-C, WASHER andIRONER,

i,,' ,<. No 1 HOUSE SERVANT and NURSE.mll '. j| BURT* IN g WALLACE.

]iOK SALE, PRIVATELY, one likelyNEGRO MAN, raised in Petersburg* ?id

sv.ld toraise money ; he i-*a No. 1 dining-room eer-rant P""* cook, mmU In tact,can do most anything.ir not sold before Friday nest, we will sell him atpublic auction, 'at N. M. Lee's auction store, onFranklin street, by order of the owner.1

f. _, _4 1 J;UHON & WALLACE.

I"»()K SALE, privately, a likely GIRL,~ eood NURSE for her age -say tea yearsold.

v,v,> a WASHER and [RONER, twenty yearsold.'' BURTON ft WALLACE,

te 23 -4s No. 3 Belvin's Block, Governor street,

IaYTHEGOVERNOROF VIRGINIA) a PROt LAMATION.?The General Aasem-

t.i\ havingpasccd an act to change the time forholding the general elections of this State, andhaving prescribed that the elections for membersof the tteneral Assembly and for Commissioner olPublic Works for thefirst district shadl take placeon Ci<- fourth Thursday of the present monthMarch), and tor members of Congress on the first

Wednesday in November next; therefore I, Wil-liam Smith, Governor of the Commonwealth, dohereby proclaim that the officers whose duty it istohold said elections in the several counties andcorporations,and in the several military camps inwhich troopsfrom this State are stationed, shallhold said ele lions at thetimes and placesprescribedby law, and 1 hereby call the attention of all thepeopleol the Commonwealth to the copy of the acthereto attached.

Given under my hand as Governor, and11,.8. i under the of the Commonwealth, at» I Kichm ml, this Ist day ofMarch, 1865,aadin the eishty-ninth jear of the Commonw alth.

WILLIAM SMITH.By the Governor:

Geoboe W. MrxFoan,S..'. retary of the Commonwealth.

AN ACT TO AMEND AND SE-ENACT Till .FIRST SECTION VV THE SEVENTH CHAP-TER OP THE CODE OF VIRGINIA (editionof 1 ??'?"'. AND TO DIRECT A SYNOPSIS OPTHE ELECTION LAWS, POLL BOOKS, &c,TO BE PREPARED, PRINTED AND DE-LIVERED. i*n ed February 22, 1865.1. Be. it enacted by thi General Assembly, That

the find - ctiou of> h ipter sevenof theCode of Vir-ginia (edition ol WW) bi amended and re-enactedso as t'- >>.ad ;.- f< '?\u25a0>*"\u25a0?:

"1 Election's lull be' Id in tho several coun-ties and -? ?, \u25a0 .' ? ? ciiti \u25a0\u25a0?' torepresentation,andelsewhere \u25a0\u25a0? - provided by law, for the electionofDelegates ? .-. - - ?? " ?\u25a0: .-.,?; \u25a0 a.- are required by Lawto be elected in tho 10 fa of those biennially dis-placed on thi fourth Thursday in March, in theyear 1865, a. d .... the t-me day in every secondyear there. ;'* . ; :.'.-.' 'ion of Governor, Lieu-tenant-Govi m rand Attorney-Generalon thefourthThursday in 11...'-., in the year 1867,and on thesame day in everyfourth year thereafter; for theelection of Commisrioner of the Board of PublicWorks, in each of the districts laid off for that pur-pose, as follows: In the first district, on thefourthThursday in March, m theyear l s0">. and so on thesame day for each mcceeding district every twoye irs thtrcafter ; and for choosing electors of I'ivsi-lent and Vice-President of the Confederate Stateson the first Wednesday in November, in theyear1867, or inch other day !<s Congress maydetermine,and everysixthyear-hereafter: Prorided,thatupont.w orderfor a specialelectionofelectors ofPresiuentand Vice-President of the Confederate States, underthe requirements of the Confederate Constitutionorlaw-! of Congress, the election shall be heldon the dayspecified by the officerof the Confederate Govern-mentwhose duty it is to order such election, andfor theelection of Representatives in Congress onthefirst Wednesday in November, in the year LS<;.'>,and on the same day in everysecond year there ti-ter, lt shall be the duty of the Secretary of theCommonwealth to prepare a synopsis cd' the several tlaws relating to erections, showing the duties andobligations of superintendents and other officersholding elections, accompanying the same withforms ofpoll books, of oaths of officers, and of re-turnsof election. The same shall be printed bythePublic Prizuer, and a notice shall b-_- given in- the newspapers in the city of'Richmond, statingthat officers of elections may obtain copies thereofby_appli nation to the said Secretary.

'?_. This act shall be in force from its passage,and continue in farce only during thewar.''

A copy from therolls ?Teste :WILLIAM F. GORDON, Jr.., ?Clerk House of Deb gates and Keeper of Rolls.

AU newspapers in the State will copy three timesand send biilrf to Examiner offi. c for settlement.

ioh -'- St W. T. G., .Jr.QCAXTEItt.ASTER'.S .DIU-Ain MhM, C. S. A., jOffice Svpehjktexdf.xt Railroad >

'Tk.vn.-roUT.YI'ION. )rpo VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.?The boI-

J_ dicrs in the field from Virgini i can have pro-visions sent them free of expense by the SOUTH-ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

Packages should be marked plainly withthenameol the soldier, company, regiment and brigade,care of I. 11. Mayo, Captain ami Assistant Quar-termaster, Richmond, Virginia, who will see thatthey are sent to the proper,eo*£m nids.

F. W. SIMS, K««uteuant-Coloneland Chief of Rai .-.\u25a0>;!.'. Transportation.

Approved; A. It. Law icy, Qaartennastcr-Generai.SotTHEKS EXPBESS CoMI'ANY,IRichxond, ViaoiNra, February 22, 1865. )

Agents and messengers will receive and forwardpromptly any packages marked as abovestated, andlet the charges be collected in Richmond.Shippers will be requested to put their packagesin goad shipping condition,and our agentswill al-waysregard these goods aspreferred freight.1 J. F. GIBSON, Assistant Superintendent

Southern Express Company,Charlottesvilleand Lynchburg papers will copy

aud sendbill ty Express office at those places.fe 27?lm

Richmond, Vikoisia, February 10, ING.).

X>HOPOSALB WILL BE RECEIVEDby Captain GEORGE C. OUOAJN, AssistantQuartermaster, Richmond, Virginia, to famish the

(Quartermaster'sDepartment with the following ar-ticles :

609 gallons BLACK INK,Ist gallons RED INK,16 gallons BLUE-INK,

100 poundsSEALING WAX,50 pounds WAFERS,100 pounds GUM ARABIC,200,000 BOTTLER or JARS, holding a gffl,100,000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding a half-pint,50,000 BOTTLEu or JARs, holding one pint,-?:,,000 BOTTLEB or JARS, holding one quart,

? l,ooy SANDBOXES,Making 1,000.000 ENVELOPES, Govern-ment furnbhing paper.

THOMAS L. BROUN,fe 25? 6t Major and ______aaa_BT.

REMOVAL.L. HARVEY & CO.,COMMISSION MERCHANTS,(JJCary sireet, Richmond.'

Having removed from our recent cramped posi-tion. No. 117 Cary street, to the large and commo-dious warehouseon Cary Btreet,nextdoortoMessrs.Msss-c & Pleasants, we offer our servioes to thepubl c, aud roapeetfully noli-, it eonstgnments of nilkinds. L. HARVEY,» lu.ie cf Lvuchbur?, Virjrinia,W. If.PARRISJI,lata of the f:vm oi Booodt ft Parrish, Lynchburg,Virginia.urm to

KeDaniel Sc Irby, Lyr.chbur?, Virginia.George Ragby, RichmofMhL. Peebles, Petersbunr.B. C. Flanagan, C1,:,!!.;- ville,Virginia.fe 22? un

/^ROCERimVT M banei-DRO XN SUGAR,10 barrel's WHITE and YELLOW ORA-

NTjLATED SUGAR,15 barrels COFFEE,20 hat#-cheaN GREEN TEA,60 kc},'M SODA,

800 pounds ROLL BUTTER,200 poundsTALLOW.U «.-,-«_ ROBERT HOUGH & CO.,\ feS7-at« H Pearl strwt.

AUCTION BALES.FUTURE DAY.

By T. W. Kcesee, Auctioneer,(Oovernor street,between Main and Franklin.)

fTMHRTY CONDEMNED HORSESI AND MULES AND THREE TUMBRILCARTS lOR SALE AT AUCTION.?I will soil, atthe ConfederatesuitesLot,Bacon's Quarter Branch,on THURSDAY.theOthdayof March,commencing

THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES and MULES.ALSO,

THREE TUMBRIL CARTS.Rv orderofR. P- Aimim,Major ami Quartermaster.

"m {, i T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.at \u25a0

IWILL SELL, AT MY STORE, ON(Juternorstreet, on MONDAY, tho Gth March,

commencing at 1" o'clock,A lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHENFURNITURE,WATCHES,JEWELRY,GENTS and LADIES' CLOTHING,BHOES,

1 pptendid LADIES' BONNET,LADIES' MRS,SHAWLS, ftc.

Particulars in future advertisement.Consignments respectfully solicited previous to

day of side, so the articles canbe arrangedproper'y.mh 2 T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

17IVBHUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,1 IN THE COUNTY Ol' PRINCE EDWARD,BETWEEN THE DANVILLE AND SOUTHSIDERAILROADS, FOUR MILES FROM THEJUNCTION, FOR SALF. PRIVATELY.?We otterfor sale, privately, the LAND located as above, ud-joining Wilson C. Thorns ;, Edward T. Miller, andothers-two hundred and fifty acres e'eared, fiftyacres in original growth, and two hundred acres ivsecond-growth pines, some of it being veryproduc-tivi. The land lies on Sdiidy creek, affording somefine bottoms.

Puce : _>1 i<» per aero.GRUBBSft WILLIAMS,

mh S-CfeodSt Auctioneers.

MARKET GARDEN FOR SALE.?We are authorized to sell, at private sale, a

desirable MARKET GARDEN, of twelve acres,aboutsix miles from thecity, on the Brook turn-pike. There is on the place acomfortable dwelling,kitchen, stable aadice-house; also, ice-pond.

REGNAULT CO.,Auction and CommissionMerchants,

mh.3?it No. 10- Main street.

OFFICIAL. mHEADQVA&TEBS AI.MY OK XoUTIIKUN VIHOINIA, I

February 10, 180.}. jIT\ EXERAL ORDERS, NO. 4.?1. Ge-V_jT neral Orders No. 2, Headquarters Armies ofthe Confederate Suites, havingbeen this day promul-gated to this army, it is hereby announced that, inaccordance with its provisions", all enlisted men ofthis asmy who are improperly absent from theircommands, t xcept those guilty of desertion to, orarrested in the act af deserting to, the enemy, orwho have deserted after having been oncepardonedforOie same offence, or who shall hereafterdesertor absent themselves without authority, who shall,Within tWv-nty days from this date, voluntarily re-join theircommands or deliver themselves to anyregularly-appointed enroßing officer, provost-mai-Bhal or other officeronduty, to be forwarded to theircommands, shall be entitled to, and receive thebene-fit of, thepardon promised by the Oenerai-in-Chiefonthe authority of the Presidentof theConfederateStates in the order above quoted.

11. General Order No. 2, Headquarters Armies ofthe Confederate States, applies to the enlistedmenundergoing sentence or trial, under charges or inarrest, for desertionor absence without leave, withthe exceptions hereinbeforementioned; andallmenwho, under thisparagraph, ate entitlet_rto pardonwill be at once released from arrest and restored toduty,

Ry commandoi GeneralR. E. Let.W. 11. TAYLOR,

fe 21?eodSw Assistant Adjutant-General.llK.uiaiAU'i'insAiuiY ofNoutukun V*koima, \JanuaryjPras. >rpo ARM AND EQUIP AN ADDI-JL TIONAL force of cavalry, there is need of

CARBINES, REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, SADDLESandetheraccoutrements ofmounted men. Annsand equipments of the kind desired are believed tobe held by citizens in sufficient numbers to supplycurwants. Many keep them as trophies,and somewith the expectation of ur-ing them in their owndefence. But it should be remembered that armsare now required for use, and that they cannot bemade so effectual for the defence of the country inany way as in the handsof organized troops. Theyare needed to enable cur cavalry to cope with.thewell-armed and equipped cavalryof the enemy,not only in the generalservice,but in resisting thosepredatory expeditions which have indicted so muchloss upon the people of the interior.

To the patriotic 1 need make no otherappealthanthe wants of the service, but I beg to remind thosewho arc reluctant to part with the arms and equip-mentshi-their possession, that by keeping themthey diminish the ability of the army to defendtheir property, without themselves deriving anybenefit from them. 1 thereforeurge all personsnotin the service to deliver promptly, to some of theofficers designated below, such armsandequipments[especially those, suitable for cavalry) as they mayhave, and to report to those officers the names otsuch persons as negicct to surrender those in theirpossession.

Every citizen who prevents a carbine or pistolfrom remaining unused will render a service to hiscountry. .Those who think to retain arms tor theirown defence should remember that if the army can-notprotect them the arms will be of little use ?

While no valid title can be acquired to public armsr.i;d equipments,exoept from the Government, it isreported that many,persons have ignorantly pin-ch seed them from private parties. A fair compen-sationwill, therefore,be made to all who delivei mi harms and equipments to any ordnance officer, officercommand n,i,r atapost,officersandagents ofthe Quar-termaster and Commissary Departments at anystation, orofficers in the enrolling service, or con-nected with the Nitre and Mining Bureau. Allthese offioers are requested, and those connectedtrith this army are directed, to receive and receiptfoe all arms and equipments, whatever their condi-tion, and forward the same,withaduplicatereceipt,to the Ordnance Department at Richmond, and re-port their proceedings to thes'j headquarters. Theperson holding the receipt will be compensateduponpresenting it to iho Ordnanceßureai-.

While it is hopedthatno onex*u. ./..regard thisappeal,all officersconnected with this irmy arc re-quired, and all others are requested, to take posses-sion of any public arms andequipments they mayfind in the hands of persons unwilling to surrenderthem to theservice of the country, and to give re-ceipt therefor. A reasonable allowance for theirexpenses and troublewill be made to such patrioticcitizens as will collect and deliver to any of the offi-cers above designated such anus and equipments asthey may find in the handsof persons not m service,orwho will report the same to those officer*. Aprompt compliance with the call will greatly pro-mote The efficiency andstrength of the army, parti-cularly of the cavalry, and render it better able toprotect theLoiueii and property of the people fromoutrage. R.E. LEE, Genera).

The officersreceiving arms or accoutrements un-der this appealare requested to (date upon the faceof the duplicate receipts given by them the condi-tion of the articles, whether in good order or other-wise ; and if noc in good order, the per centagewhich should be deducted on that account.

These receipts may be presented for payirvnt toany one of thy following-named ordnance officers:

Captain J. M. STEVENS.Richmond Arsenal, Richmond, Va.

Major B. RANDOLPH,Staunton, Va.

Major E. 8. HUTTER.Dunville, Va.

Captain G. T. GETTY,Lynch! »urg, Va.

Captain CHARLES SEMPLK,Wytheviile, Va.

Captain A. O. BEEYIZER,Salisbury, N. 0.

By order of J. GOROAB,Brigadier-General, Chief ofOi Inane-.

Olli- la]: K. B. Smut, Major.fo 1 ?cod lw

17*OR SALE, an elegantMetof DOUBLE*BUUOY HARNESS.

T. W. KEESEE, Governor street,mh 2?3t* between Main and Franklin.

f YE, LYE, LYE.-CONCENTRATED\u25a0 j LYE and SOLIDIFIED LYE, Justreceived»«d for pale by POWER & MoPHAIL,mh 1- at corner Mainand Seventeenthitrect*i,

I AUCTION SALES.1 THIS DAT.

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UyC. J. Games, Auctioneer.

I WILL SELT-7at~io o'clock on FBI-BAY MORNINO, March 3, 18fi5, at the resi-

denceof Mrs. Oatbright, corner of First and Duvalstreets, her entire HOUSEHOLD and KITCHENFURNITURE, consisting, in part, of thefollowing:

DIVANS,MARBLE-TOP CABINET,CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,COITAOE BEDSTEADS,FEATHER BEDS and BKDDINO,IL\lUand SHUCK MATTRESSES.

ALSO,A No. 1 COOKINO-STOVE,CHINAand CROCKERYWARE, &c, &c.

mh I?3t1 ?3t 0. .1. GAJNMS, Auctioneer.By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,

(No. 70 Main street.)

HANDSOME FURNITURE, VALU-ABLE BOOKS. COOKI NO-STOVE, ftc.,#ALE AT AUCTION.?Oa FRIDAY, thei 3d instant, at 19 o'clock, Iwill sell, at my store, in

part, as follows:Mahogany and other Wardrobes,French, Cottage andother Bedsteads;Handsome Cabinets,Wash stands,1fining, Card, Toilet and other Tables ;Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs -,Very superior Feather Beds,

l Bolsters and Pillows,Excellent Hair and Shuck Bfattrc sea,Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases ;

30 dozen Clarke's .Spool Cotton,An assortmentof Crockeryand Glassware, &c.An assortment of Gentlemen's and Ladies'

Clothing,.superior Morning-Star Cooking-Stove, com-

plete ;A valuable lot of Books, embracing many

School Rooks;1 splendid Silver-plated Urn,1 splendid Silver-plated set Bohemian Decan-

ters, beautifully engraved;1 Stoat's Eliptie Sowing-Machine, complete.

mh 2 E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.

By L. H. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,(No. 86 Main street.)

WE WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY,Marchft, 1865,at auction,

FURNITURE,CARPETS,BEDS,REDDING,mm: Rous,CLOCKS.CLOTHING,SHOES,MATTRESSES,FEATHER BEDS,SHEETS,BLANKETS,COMFORTS,BEDSTEADS,LOUNGES,DESKS,TABLES,CABINETS,TINWARE,CROCKERY,GLASSWARE,WATCHES,JEWELRY, &cTRUNKS,VALISES,WASHBOWLS,PITCHERS,TUMBLERS,

1 elegant set CHINA,1 BILLIARD-TABLE nn I BALLS,1 line 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., Auctioneer".

By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,(Office Governorstreet,betweenMamand Franklin.}

I WILL SELL ON TO-MORROW(Friday) MORNING, at .10 o'clock, on Bank

street, near the corner of Twelfth, under the officeof Mr. j.N. Davis, a parcel of OFFICE FURNI-TURE, consisting, in part, of

1 >plendul COUNTER,1 elegant DESK,1 SCREEN,1 STOVE,1 TABLE,3 CHAIRS, &C.

mh 2 T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.By Robir on, Adams «fc Co., Auctioneers,

(corner of Ninth ar.d Main streets.)

WE WILL OFFER, ON FRIDAYNEXT, March 01, at auction, commencing

at 10 o'clock,12 boxes choice BROWN SUGAR,8 barrels (.RUSHED SUGAR,

17 boxes Webbis No. 1 BAR SOAP,la tubs fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER,lo bags RIOCOFFEE (very choice), ,50 kegs NAILS (assorted),

with a general assortment ot GROCERIES andMISCELLANEOUS GOODS.

ALSO,15 bales 7-8 OSNABURGS,

S bales 1-4 SHEETINGS,10 bales COTTON YARNS,7 boxes ENGRAVINGS, MUSIC and STA-

TIONERY?remnant of stock frcmi aPetersburg house.

ALSO,8 barrels JAMAICA RUM, '?1 barrels WHISKEY,

_j easts SCARFALETTA SMOKING TO-BACCO,

25 cases CHANTICLEER SMOKING TO-BACCO,

5 cases FLORIDA REGALIA CIGARS,Particulars in special notice on morning «.f sale.

ROBINSON, ADAMS ft CO.,mh I Auctioneers.

By Qrubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH

SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY-IT RSTAND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, KNOWNAS"BELLEVUE HOSPITAL."?As Commissioner,acting under a decree of the Circuit Courtcl the

1 county of Henrico, in the case of Beale and ethersagainst Roddy and others, I .shall, on Friday, theH day ofMarch, IMk>, at 1_ o'clock P.M. ofthat day,if fair; if not, then on the fl«*t fair day thereafter,at the same hour, sell, at public auction, to thehighest bidder, on the premises, the property lo-cated as above. It fronts one hundred and ii ft vfeet on Broad street and runs back, between pnraf-lel lines, one hundred and iifty feet to an alley.?The improvements thereon consist of a large dwell-ing, containing twenty-two rooms, ftc. ft will besold as a whole or subdivided, as may be doeniedmost desirable at the time of sale. This in the mostvaluable property which has been olTered for sale inthis vicinity forsome time.

Tkums : One-third cash, the balance in two equalinstalments, payable in twelve and twenty-fourmonths, for negotiable notes, interest added, andthetitle to beretainedtill the wholepurchase moneyispaid and a oonvcy:uice directed by the court; orall cash, at the optionof tho purchaser.

E. NANCE, Commissioner.Sale conducted by Oitvims & William*, Auc-

tioneers, fo 21

TJH)R THE UNITED STATES.?Th«1 cheapest, shortest and most reliable route toYankcedom. Parties de-iriugto go North, who canobtain proper passports, will find it very much totheir interest to call atNo. 102 Mainstreet,betweenThirteenth and Fourteenth,where lnfonnution willbe given, and necessary assistance rendered, ingettingpassiwrts. tola?eod4w* '

OLDIERB, SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS,TRY COLESKKRRY'SITCH OfNTMKNT.?AmouK the many Ointments in use, ( OLESELR-RY'S has never faded to patisfy thop-c having usedit, and can be used with thehast trouble and with-out any injury to the perse n, and mm be had atNo. 13 Governor street. A. COLESBERRY.folß~eo<UH*

F DAVISON, DENTIST.? Office and residence No. SOS (Main street,

wherebe can be rbttnd atRfl Ham, fe £4?lot*

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AUCTION SALEStFUTURE DAY.

By Orubbs de WilliaTiH, Auctioneer*.T ARURNUM FOR RENT AT AUCIj TION, AND SALE OK BLOODED CATTLEAND FARMING UTENSILS, WAGOM, HAR-NESS, &c.?-Will be rentid at »uetif»n, on the pre-mises, on THURSDAY,.*- March, Ht U M ,LABURNUM, the Late rnridrnoa of JaaaeaLyonsEsq., en the Brook turnpike, one and a half milesfrom Rielimead. There are over onebtadredocraanady for cultivation,and some new landwhich mayhe put in cultivation. There has been seeded onthe farm betweenfifty and sixty basltela of wheatand oats. The imiiroveruents are all-1riant for theaccommodationof a family and servants.

After the renting, will be sold thr'e COW'S, ofthe Alderney breed, and one Alderney BULL, endtheusualFA ItMENU UTENSILSand one WAGONand HARNESS.

Ti:uj_s: At iale.ORUBBS & WILLIAMS,

nih3 __ Auctioneer;.

I7ORTY-FOUR ACHES OF LAND,1 ON THE NEW ROAD LEADING BYICAMP LXX, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY.

AT AIM TION.-On THURSDAY, the 2d ofI March (after the renting of Laburnum), we willsell, upon the premises, the above-name.l property.It is a p:irt of the farm formerly owned by Cap-tain John Ooddia. lt lies oppoeateto If. 8. Tay-lor's farm, and fronts both on the N_w road and ;i

cross-road leading out to Brook turnpike.It lies well and is susceptible of great improve-

ment.It will he divided into" two lots of t-.venty-tv.-o

acres each.if desired, it may be treated for privately In fore

the day of sale.Tkk.ms: Cash. ORUBBS ft WILLIAMS,

Auctioneers.POSTPONEMENT.?In censem-coce of therair\

the aboverenting and sales arepostponedtill MON-DAY NEXT, the 6th of Mar. h, at 1- oYlotk, w ]?j,, will he hired out, for the balance of the year, seve-ral SERVANTS. ORURBS ft WILLIAMS,

mh 3 Auctioneer.-.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ATAUCTION?WiII be sold at auction, on thepremises, on TUESDAY, the 7th 'of March, at 1

o'clock P. M., a LOT ofLAND at the southwestcorner of St. Stephens and Charity streets, near theresidenceof Thomas C. Eppes, Esq., fronting thirty-

':yen and a halffeet l>y "lie hundred and twenty-ai le.Alter which, say at V. o'clock, a LOT on the

south side Of Duval street, near Dawson Gardner's,fronting twenty-five feet by one hundred and thiity-five. These are pretty lota

GKL'iiBS & WILLIAMS,mh -J 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 inharness and rides well;. ALSO,

A first-class FAMILY HORSE,One TOP-BUGSY-AND HARNESS,One OPEN BUGGY,One SPRING WAGON,One SULKEY.

WILL BE ADDED :A splendidBAY GELDING, by Red Eve, out ofa Morgan mare, six years old, perfectly gentle ioharness, and one of the fast* at trotters in the I !on-federacy ; is als... h fuw aaddle horse, and warranted

snind. EGBERT T. BASS, Auctioneer.The abovesale is postponed until SATURDAY,. the 4th instant, as soonas the auction is over on

Council Chamber iiill; say - o*< lock.mh 3?2i' E."T. ISAS6, Auctioneer,

By Burton & Walla' c, Au tioneers,(No. 3 Belvin's Block.)

TjmS WILL SELL AT THE HORSE>f LOT. on SATURDAY, one fine BLA< XSTAFF HORSE and one 808-TAIL MARE?thefinest animal in the State.BURTON ft WALLACE,mh 3?2t Auctioneers.

By Redwood, Phißips ft Co., Auctioneers,(No. ol Main street.)

WE WILL SELL AT THE HORSElot, on CouncilChamber Hill, on SAI L'K-DAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock,

2 litriit two-horse Carriages and Harness,1 light Buggy aivl Harness,1 fine Harne: 1 Horse,

Several Cavalry Horses,1 wood Mule, and other Stock.

REDWOOD, PHILLIPS ft CO.,mh 3 . Auctioneers.

By o. w. Willis, Auction© r,(No.GJ Mam street.]

I WILLSELL AT AUCTION, AT MYstore, on SATURDAY, March 4th, at 10o'clock, a large aud desirable assortment of

HOUSEHOLD and EIICHEN FURNITURE,STOVES,CROCKERYand GL tSSWARE,READY-MADE CLOTHING,BLANKETS,SHOES,DRY GOODS, ftc.OOED and SILVER WATCHES,JEWELRY,ftc. G. W. WILLIS,

mh 3 Auctione r.By Freeman isc Co., Auctioneers,

(Bosher*B Building,corner Ninth and Main streets.]

OX THUfiSDAY, THE 9th DAI OFMarch, eomnu-neinpr at 10 o'clock A.M., we

will sell, at our store, in Bat-heir's Building, cornelof Ninth and Main streets, in assortment of

MERTILVNDISE,FURNITURE, ftc.,

of which particulars will be given in a future ad-vertisement.

Consignments solicited, and received up today ofsale. FREEMAN ft CO.,

Auctioneersand Commission M< rchants*.fe 27 corner e,t Ninth and Main Btrei ts.

By Gmbba ft Williams, Auctioneers.

T7»KAMED HOUSE AND LOT, ONTHE EAST SIOE OF CONCORD STREET,

NEAR To FIFTEENTH STREET, AT AUC-TION.?On SATURDAY, the Ith day of March,at 1 o'clock P. M., we will sell at auction, upon thepremws, at theri>k and costs of Daniel Reardon,who purcha-ed the same al a aak made by us unthe 22d of Febru-wv, ami h..s iaiiat io comply,the FRAMED TENEMENT, with three room:,formerly owned hy Jamsii Mander,and situated asabove, being the tenement, oearest to Cj-rrington'aMill, l'unhaser to pay 1 ix" for HMw.

T-eaxa: At sale. ORUBBS ft WILLIAMS,mh 1 Auctioneer-,

By W. 11. Fowle, Sons ft~Oo., Auctioneers.

HAVINO RECEIVED INSTIU'i %TIONStodoMpen Biptorily several invoaces,

w.-sh;dl aett, on TUESDAY NEXT, 7th uf March,a large itud variedaa_ortment ol

GROCERIES,DRY GOODSandMISCkLLANEOUB AKUCUOkParticulars, hereafter.WM. 11. FOWLE, SONS ft CO.,

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TCOR SALE, ? lino young HORSE,|j that works anl ridee well, ut Heree AnetionLot, on Council Chan-ber Hdl, on SATI'KDAV4th instant; also, one toeGOLD and a SILVERWATCH. B. J. NAslt, Auctioneer..mh 3-2f

NEW SHOE STORE, OOttNEI. OFSIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.-We wish

tocall the attention of the ladi«-<* to onr stock ofENGLISH LASTING OQHGRK-M GAITEKS,FRENCH CALFSKIN CONGRESS GAITERS,ENGLISH KID OAITBRS,CALFSKIN BOOTS and SHOES,ENAM KLLBD LKATHBBJ GAITERS,MOROCCO and RIDBUSKINSLMOROCCO ami KID SLIPPERS,MISSES", CHILDREN'S and SERVANTS'BOOTS and Sil'>f.6~aU cfour own manu-

facture. Ail work apurchased of IM will be w..r-ranted toK' ve*ati"faetlon.

MANNING ft SHANAHAN.N. B.?UEI'AIRING neatiy dune, mh I?l2t«

TnU)R SALE, at the itabW on Tt«ntb,\\ between Main and Cary utreeta, mx very tineYOUNG MULES: broke to harne&a; large m/o.mhl-Jt' ROBERT T. CROW.

OFFICIAL. TTaxAscav D*-A-T*-y-.OoartiixaATß 3t*tk- or A-UUue_ '*Richmond, AuguHt*, IV;|

CERTIFICATESOFINDEP.TKD_VFH-BEARING SIX PER CENT. TKR \V\; «WT-tREST AM>FREE FROM TAXA 11« \r v!:fc< EM-rtotAth section of tha act to reduce the rnancy, approved February 17, IK4, the:-.?..".". JvT"trie rre^..ryi3!IU iatawthe abev< certpayable two yean afterthe rati, atiox ir\treat/ oi peace with the -Tatted States. Tl n. __:.ot be soft, tat an only to be }J*ued to :: V- r *"Sera 01 the (lovers.-, at aa aca willing to ? 'eaanem payment of theirdemaeIs. />,--? mart i"1beglvei atpar, thoughfreefrom taaation, * "\u25a0

Tbeattontaonot par-hasing agenta aad '~v,r ving ©ffitera "f the Gowernnu t.: la caOe I to thii '~.ofpublic secunUea aa offering peculiar -;?,-?,.,u> thoee from whoathe soppUeaof th*- Guv*n???. .an bought; aad to '*? ibtate the ofthem, he <»drawnby d-sbomnfeOoeta upon the c j., ? . ~,holding these funds, and _&arked acroaa the tan"pnyabk in certificates of indebtedness," will t*pai t in conformity therewith.Depositariesare hereby avthoriael aad reaairaito comply with this regulation, and to make u.r.u,oatton to the Register for aupp-h s of cotifli \u25a0\u25a0>','. 'myamvtoi. [fbgiatj G. a. TRKNHOLM,j » -?ts Baowtary ofTreamirv.T-xasvai DaraaniuT.,OoxrxnaaAni Branca or Aaaan \, 1

Rn pifowD, Dcci mber 1, 1864. )CIEVKN-T H I it T V T R X AST i; _0 NOTES.?In pur-uunee of an-act of< vapprovedNovember28, .SGI, entitl 1 "An act :.'authorize the S;.;r:fry 0 1 :..-.<? Trea mrj toe.coupon Laid aaTen-tbirty tre 1 *urj nofc 1,"Ien <d *aia cotes re hen by notifiidtl at after ???'.1 .yment of ?:..\u25a0 annui i thereon m thafirst day of_January, 186-S \. >n pre* ntolioa .' \u25a0 ..game, ti..- i*i-\u25a0«-;\u25a0.- t, A - *tant Treasurer! find I ,7IDtpcitariea {as Osurnated atfoot! Willi* . . ?'ficates therefor, ahiob will entitle tb :, . .-."\u25a0\u25a0,couponbondi payable thirtyy m ift">i ;'.. | . ,'of January, IVii, b iriag 41a \ a sent, inter -??:?thesaia Br&toJ January, .85:, ,>_yabi on the :..-;days of January and Juuy in ea< h year. TheTrea*surer, Assistant Treasurers art I) powtarimake weekly reports to th>- Re -?.'.? r?itl c? re rr-of such certificates issued at theireffici , whenbonds v.-iii be sent forward in -ati I?\u25a0 tion ol un '?\u25a0 ~The notes will be c incelled in theusu il m iaruforwardedto the Fii x Am' t^r.

G. A. TRENHOLM,Secretary ofTreasury,lVeastaxerad Richmond,\ ligimaAssistant Treasurers at CLattest-n and Mobile.1).positarit - at Raleigh and Wiln irgton, X rthCa-rolina,Depositariesat Charleston >mc ftlumbia, SouthCa*rolifia.Depositaries at Savannah and Augutta, G ?.-.;.Depositariesat Taliahas-se, iloi.da \u25a0.-,: \\ -\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.mcry, Alabama,Depositaries at l>:dumbus, Mississtp];, and ii ?.\u25a0?enand Marshall, Texas. ja

_Ti'.t:v-riiv 11; . ?;. ??, 1CoaraoaaATi Statu of Amkrh ~ iI OAKSOIS TILE SECURITYOF THE1 A FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PKR

Clr-NT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNI It \u25a0SEVENTH BECTION OP THE ITkItLNHLAW.?Deposita on call will '<\u25a0\u25a0 :,? ... by tb«rreaeuN c in thi 1 c \u25a0', Assist at Ti 1 .. .- ~Charleston ar.d Mobile, and the De: it ? rlWilmington, Raleigh, I diurJ.i?, .'. .-. t», .Savw:.?.;?\u25a0?. ?; Mont; 1 m ./, ..?(?\u25a0? . ;foi llw k me, bearing int« rest at therat -.jxint. T>- r anr am, and ->.< un ir y the hj p>f an amountoi the above bond ? . ; | \u25a0 ?of these loans. The bonds :« !; ?? ~Treasurer, and tbe pr-xeed?, when old, ?\u25a0 . ?sluMvely tothe payment of the sid ertiil

in- si utny iv . conn i.? ace fttfoi led to nksandother corporations, andto the publiby this mode oftemporary investment, vi 111feet of the measure.il generally ad i . \u25a0. h.i :-inu: tl'e cum neywithinmoderatebounds, I .-1 \u25a0: '\u25a0.*rM commend it to the tavorable considi; iti ? Icommunity aj d Becure their prompt \u25a0 ??- ; ?:carrying: tintoeffect O. A. fRENHOrja,ja 2? to Becretarr oi '. eTn

T;;.:-.- ( i.y JHt> 1 , . :CotrrxnsruTa Btatks 01 A**i i< >.

Richa ? ad, July », i-;*. !rpAXED TREASURY NOTES.?InoiJ_ dertopromote, as faraa prac icable, t*-e earlyuouidftti m by th* rres>ury ofthe OUTiGA:TAXED NOTia, theTreasurer, Arer,andTayD positariesin theditfereu ?? 1hereby authorised to 1. eive ?-?\u25a0\u25a0.the 8100 no ,at 661 rer a ntum, on I !ing for same certificates of !\u25a0 ..- ?..;?tionof non-taxable bonds. The .-..si-i ?? \u25a0:',be payable on demand :-:er theez] ii ...? t$ ol..:. :

An i ali agenta for the snh of tl c el '; \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0.hereby authorise! toreceive the tax 1 notes, willttt eaceptionabove named, in ; ra '. 'ahen sold, at the rate of 661 per centim .G.A. TRJ NHOI \f.j 11?ta Be ; iti ry .. :\u25a0 iv iry.

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Richmond, Va, August 26, 1i«54. )

fIEOTJI*ATIONB FOR CAKRYINb\, IM't EFFI CT THE A< I OF CO! il I -VPPiIOVI I) JUNE 13, 1864, ,\i'; .?? U. "\u25a0 \u25a0OWNERS OP* REGISTERED EIGU'I \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0'

UONDS, ISSUED UNDER I'HE Id:'??'.':- '\u25a0? '?niK ACT Ari'ROVED MAT 1., IS6I, TO EX*CHANGE THE SAME FOR COI PON liONLio.-FarUes owning r .:. tered eight ;\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0;'urd< r the m t oi May 16, 1861, desiring to<them for coupon bends, will a: .\u25a0 I '\u25a0 -mannerpointed oul in th* print* '. < n ? ?the ba< k of the certifi< ate, to I "<States ol Amerii ?., in >> b i . forimd cause them to be presei ed to 1xhc Treasury Departnnnt, wlcom] liono ci b t!.e provi :. f the actIS, !s ,!, issue coupon '...... ?\u25a0: .;.'.-, .~*-in tho bonds so a sagni i.

G. A. TRENHO Sf,j 1 2?ta Been t.:rv ci the li

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Richmond, October 12,1861. /

rVTON -T A XAlil.E BO Ni IS, ¥ IVKJ_l HUNDUED-MILLION LOAN. U.KO "?'---fINUE- Kun .?? 1 \u25a0:.;.; li .??-'.. \u25a0 ?made for bondsat theestaldished pi > I "dxed andthirty-five dollars and int< *« \u25a0 ir *cumstanceathatentitle them tofavo '\u25a0'ation,it hasbeen determmed to con "'\u25a0

at the aboV< pri' \u25a0 until furthernotAgents for the saleof Uteee Bon*) 1 - ? ? '?to act maccordance with thisorder jll ?-? "'??"

tion of dlrtwrsingoflceraof the ?\u25a0 ?'' (ticularlj oaUed to it O. a . . I '? \ja*?ta Secret try of tlieTi

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Ric-WOmo, Va., Beptembei \u25a0> ;NrOTICi-.- Fium aad after MONDAt

tfEXT, th. 26ti h Jtant, the SiBCHRARNEL will leave th< irharf '?the JAMES RIVER SQUADRONA. M. m:\ i o'clock P. m., ton :?:..- 1 at I'\u25a0"eipal »B"d ,*"g \u25a0on the river.

JOHN H. FARKER,se US? ts Lieut aa 11 ' » -'-"

XTO'I'ICK TO TAX-PAYERS.-AUPERSONS vhoda not regi-i

ouartei sales tothe 31-: .?: DeormUr, Vmh day of March. 1864, wiillhave ?\u25a0 ?penalty. r. a. WOOBS,

CoQeetci for Twelfth ViijawaPi tri't.?

rpilß WRITERS PROPOSE TO l>*L UVEIton thebank oftheJames R.r< j

Sun four hundred to a th u«ii l.orany 1tmmks of O\K WOOD. IH« vai r« ?? Itions. Apply to DEANE Bt)MER\ HJBond, or I. a: W , Boward-vil-e,Albeuul- ;Y:v.Ma.i. foj_t_^.

DX. WII.IJAM MARTIN, of ?'?? '<*i:y county, ree* atiy burnt oul by ?

envra liis «er\kes to the iiti»ena uf Ri -Oamoa at tha Liw Oitoa dA "? -s -'ui-" :-street, bctwetn Bank and Mam. At nigh!be found atMr. Lmdsuj 'a, en MawhaU »tf*j ?\u25a0 ~Brookavenue . \u25a0 -' ' !OLOODED MABB FOB SAI E- jI 1 1 UghTNUT-SORREL HARE.

yean old,©! «**! bkwd, ftnaatto and >: I? ? ?well suited fo* the idJleoi harae\u25a0ada. Sheean boaeenat m» *«\u25a0 \u25a0ol '?'

tailroad i»y »ppheau M fo . v Mmh I?<S" !l \u25a0 ??__ ! k"TTuK SAI.K, a aplotululP ride- aud *urku wen in a bogST A*l ' _!L j

TOF-BUOOT juid HAItNESS, h, good a nrt ay |ply to WILLIAM MlHHFdd.atthc !' ; ,fahMl's mam, B-" 1 """'"

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