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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31
LOUISIANA DEPOT,

RICHMOND, va, Oc.. 20, 1861.
u THE UNbE RSlGNED having been sta
e~F toned in Richmond for tne purpose of reeeiy-
ing and forwarding all goods sent from the State OF
Louisiana 10 her troops ia virginia and having
also been appointed by the Relisf Com llittee OF
New Orleans their agent to receive all goods sent
through them has taken the front room of the
house occupied by Hector Davis, on Franklin st,
and can al ali tles oe found there by persons hav.
ing bus iness with him.
JOHN II. MACEENSIE
Qaarte.naster and Forwarding Agent for Louisi
ana Troops in Virginia oe 2Q-iu
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Ma TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITIES
~.OF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG, AND OF THE COUNTIES OF
HENRICo, HANOVER, CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT, ELIZABETH CITY, WAX
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND York; is
the DUTY OF every citizen, at Such a juncture tt
interpose no personal objections to a call of his fe
low-citizens to any responsible position wherein
with this conviction accepted the seat have now
the honor to hold in Congress, aud with which
have applied MYSELF and shall continue to apply
myself antii the close, to It's labors and Duties
The only distinction to which aspire Is that nly
lsbors may deserve and obtain the public sppro
baton.
cannot be Indifferent 10 the applications from
the District To offer myself ST the approaching
election and now declare uayssif eandidate.-
Should you, my fellow citizens, honor me with
your support, ny best efforts shall be devoted to
the LAHORE and duties of the high position
DC tide WM Ii. MACPARLAND
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OFFICE t., L. IL F. r. r. Co,
RICHMOND, June "a Lee.
pERSONS NOT KNOWN To hi RESI-
DENTS on the line OF the Roaib FORE they
can obtain tickets for passage over theh hnona
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad N - be fl
nished with permit from the proper gathoriass
By order OF the Governor.
lie 2f.-ff a D. ALLEN Ticket Agent
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( EOnPITAL OF TIE MEDICAL COZ

i O6PITA Il OF The MEDICAL COLI
LEGE or ViRGINIA.-This Hospital,
erected by the liberality of the State ct cost Of
more than $4,000, is completed and open for
the reception OF patients. 1t is admirably adapted
By s plan for the accommodation of the sick. and
is furnished with every convenience requisite for
heir comfort and successful treatment. Its sitUa-
ton Marshall street, east Of 18th, Immediately
adjacent to the Medical College, while retired and
airy is at the tina central, and convenient Of
access from all parts OF the city.
Tbs a-ients are under the immediate charge of
the Professors OF the College, who make daily
vsitsn assisted by competent Resident Physi-
2is.D.
All persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
lnent are admitted, except the INSANE, and those
a0oring Under SMALL. Pox AND OTHER INFEC-
TIoUS DISORDERS
LYING-EN WOMEN, both white and colored re-
ceivs special care and attention.
CHARGES,
Including Board, Medical Attendance, &C.:
White Patients ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sc per week,
Slaves ;"
AID a. the same rates fer fractions of week.
For less than one week, - per day, up to the
charge for full week.
Several neatly furnished PRIVATE Rooms have
been provided for those desiring separate accommo-
dations. The charge for these will vary from 81
SIS FER week.
For surgical operations a fee ranging from IS to
$50 viii De required, in addition 10 the above week
ty rates.
~ All charges payable or the removal of tia
patient.
A limited number of beds placed 1T the disposal
of Charitable Associations, $50 per annum,
payble semi-snnually, or at corresponding rate
for six months
Patients conveyed to or from the Hospital In
suitable vehicle, provided expressly for the pur-
pose.
HCitizens and strangers are invited to visit the
ospital, and inspect its arrangements.
President-Dr. l.. s. JOYNES
Attending Physicians--Drs. TUCKER, CON.
WAY and MCCAW.
Attending Surgeons-Drs GIBSON, PETICO.
LAS and WEXFORD.
Resident Phyaieiap-Dr. ISAIAH III. WHITE.
Steward-F. NJ. PARISH. ap 22-ly
p ELLBvUE HOSPITAL, CH0DH HILL,
ID RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE rATIENTs--In wards, Sc per week; in
private rooms, 81 TO SIS per week
SLAVEs-S3 per week. Less than d week, 81
per day; but not to exceed So per week Frac-
nons over the week II cents per day.
No extra charges except for surgical operations
aud then an additional fee ranging from - to $50
will be charged E-F~ Bills payable on the reno
val OF the patient No'smallpox admitted.
q covered spring wagon Will convey patients TO
and from the Hospital when desired Orders may
be left at the Hospital, or at the Office IF A. l..
HOLIDAY, 18th street, between Main aud Cary
The subscriber, who has been connected with the
institution since its foundation, having taken |, un
der his exclusive charge, aided by competent assis
tans soiicits continuance of the liberal patronage
Of his friends and of the public geneDlIy
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, M D.,
Grace ST., between 4th and 5th
ASSISTANTS:
G. W. P. BROCK M, D..
Church Hill, cor 2Sth and Marshall sta
w. w. COGGIN, NJ D.,
ia lily Resident Physician.
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~ f X 5 o n 5 WISHING TO SEND
IS Letters or Packages to members of TIL
THOMAS ARTILLERY, are requested tn leave
them at PHELix Il. CAVES Store on 18th street
between this time and Friday afternoon next
&C 29-3t* LIEUT.. L. J. ANDERSON
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WIN GINA CENTRAL RAILRoAI
CHANG OF HOURS.
z M r 20 RIA MT TUE.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

On sad after TUESDAY LIST day Of October, tts
Passenger Train of this company will leave Riah.
mond daily for fredericksburg AZ o'clock P "
Returning will leave Fredericksburg at A. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond al $50 A. NJ.
SAM'L RUTH,
SGD't TransPortatioa
Office r., r. & p. r. r. Co,
Richmond, Sept 20. 1861 Sc 2-t
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~ TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE
- RELIGIOUS HERALD The breaking
OF the ma. hinery at the mill from which we werr
receiving our paper, prevented CUR Issuing the
HERALD the past week. We are making every
eii'r 10 secure a supply elsewhere. Under this
unexpected and Unforeseen occurrence we trust
orr readers will bar with Us patiently for brie!
space, until we obtain the needed supply TO re.
siine our issue. SANDS, SHAVER a. co
Richmond, Oct. % lS6l oc 29-3t*
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AND TOBACCO.

rI0ARS AND TOBACCO.
Genuine Havana Cigars.
Finest Smoking Tobacco.
CHEWING TOBACCO
workman Iris, Gilliams Wine Sap, and other fms
brands, wholesale and recall, by
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
oe % le6 Main st :, cors above p. @.
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DICHMOND CLOTHING MANUFACTORY.
IL The subscribers have on hand large and
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUFAC.
TURED GooDS-cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings of all grades, from the following noted mills
Grenshaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller s. Co.'S
Mills Culpeper county, Val Kelly, Ford & Cor
Mills Fredericksburg, Va, Thomas g. Aimes
Mills, Marion, Smith county, Va; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte, N. c.; which we are prepared to
make to measure at the shortest notice and In the
latest and most approved styIes--goods that will
compare in every respect with the best Northarn
manufactured goods, and many of the Crenshaw
goods equal In quality to French. There can be no
longer an excuse for buying goods mannfse.ured
out Of the State. In addition, we keep always on
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, not 10 ba sur
passed BY any house in the city. We have the
best OF Cutters and corps or worlSn,en not to be-
surpassed by any house IN the Union with deter
minstion to furnish our patrons with southern
Clothng-material raised South. and we trust 70 be
sold and worn South, - We are determined 70 do
~ in oar power 70 push forward Southsrn msdtu
ttonA SPENCE q CAREY,
OlotAisrs aud Merchant 1ailor4
to ~ Corner Of Main and 18th stf6nta.
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pET ERAa.

TSOURTH STREET HOSpFrAL.--'rhe ladies
A. of the First baptist Church have procured a
house on Fourth street beyond Leigh and propose
opening it as hospital for sick and wounded sol
diera, on Monday next They Will be grateful for
any supplies either OF provisions or clothing, from
the city or country, that may be adapted 10 the
Of tbs patients. Contributions for this pur-
pose may be left at the hospital the store Of
Mr. VIM. &. DkhoRfDGE, los Broad street,
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FAIL ELECTIONS.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY.
~ JEFFERSON, CLARKE MORGAN
HAMPSHIRE HARDY AND SRENAN,
DOAH.-Ne are authorized TO announce that
WILLIAM LUCAS, Esq, of Jefferson county, at
the solicitation OF numerous friends has consented
10 become candidate for Congress Cousidera-
tons too OBVIOUS to mention viii prevent his can.
va sing for votes 2s-lgS
~ JAMES LYONS, Ese, is Candidate to
~ represent the people CT the Sd Distrlct--coaa.
posed of the counties Of Eenrico, Haneve = Charles
CITY, New Kent Elizabeth City, Warwick and
York, and the cities of Richmond and Williams
burg-in the Congress Of the Confederate States
oe l5-tde.
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a7sEs n EVE ANS sAn.a..

EsTRABLE PLACE FOR RENT---Tn.
! tending to remove to the city, the undersigned
wishes torrent for a term OF years the place which
lie nov resides. It is situated in the village OF
Bowling Green, Hanrico county, fifteen or twenty
minutes walk from the city, in pleasant neighbor
hood. The improvements consist Of roomy Dwell
lighthouse q new Brick Kitchen, with cellar be-
sides ali the necessary out-houses, all in good
pair. Having carried on Tor the last eight tea
years market garden, the Land, 81 acres is in
high state Of cultivation, AMI all under good sub
sts.ntiai fencing For further particulars apply to
oc 2I-,2t< LOUIS KEpPIER.
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1NOR RENT-And possession given nlinedi
r ately, the large frame
d w T. L. LIN Oh . U s e
Oh the corner Of 9th and Franklin streets. Apply
to THCS. w. BOSWELL or THOS, Il. CAR
TER &c Its
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DRIyATE RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-A new
I and very comfortable WOODENBUILDING
suitable for the accommodation Of a medium sized
family on saith, between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Hill VIII be sold low on application to
% R-2m A. & LEE
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80 HN w. q A VIE s.

JOHN W. DAVIES.
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTES, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONUMENTS, TCMBs,
HEAD PIECES
MANTLES, FONTS &c
~ First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
AgrioultcEsl Society and Mechanics Institute
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

Oa and after November list, 1851
me Passenger Train leaves Richu,o,s,
$50 A, NJ. daily n
- The Passenger Train leaves wezs po,., 4,
Sundays, at 5A. NJ 'A''y lesss;,
The Freight Train leaves West por. l.,
eept Sundsys.) AZ l2.l5 p. NJ. 1' "sly lsr
BE No freight received after O'Clock d,
DC 21-ts r. Fl. TEMPLE o.
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CLOTHING, &c.

yKJINTER CLOTHING-DATRA
wv HARRIS & co, liz Main street have
band coed assortment Of the following articles:
Cashmere Business Suits Fine Black Dress Goats
Fine Black Cashmere Pants; Fine Black SILK
Vests; Fine Velvet Vests; Hunting Coats and
vests; Heavy Overcoats Heavy Cashmere Pants
Heavy Sstinet Pants; Gray Satinet Goats; Vir-
ginia Buck Gloves Virginia Buck Gaun, lets ;
" hich ara Offering very low.
oc 10 DARRACOTT, HARRIS & co.
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Freight aud Aceommc dalton, daily ey a.
cept Sundays. at ----.--9 A NJ and 5p.v
sgPS The Trans leaving Richmond A. A y
and ) r. III. connect With trains South al ~
burg.
- Travellers will bear in mind that sav -.
required to show pass from the Governor or ~,
other authorized person before they can leavs -
city by this road.
oc l9--ts THOS. II. WYNNE. srr,.
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IONSUMERS OF COKE, who have been
I / regular customers. ard haYa not unpaid nc.
counts books. and Is he desire a stinued
supply for cooking puIposes only, vii pseaae leave
their names At the Office corner OF lOh and Cary
streets asd state the least quantity thai will meet
their IN nthiy demand, in order that we may esii'
mate bat further quality can be spared to other
applicants.
Cash on fling The order win be an Indispensable
condition of all futars deliveries.
os e6--ts JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
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NrOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on 18th
street, between Broad and Grace streets. The
dwelling contains fourteen rooms, two of them very
large Water and gas have been carried into every
rooIa. On the 10 is kitchen containing 9 rooms;
a large Stable and Carriage-House; a meat house.
and other out houses. A ii the houses Of brick
and have been built within the last two years.
pleasant one. in good neighborhood, and convent.
ent to the business portions of the city. The whole
establishment was erected by the late Charles B.
Hill, for his family residence. For elegance and
convenience the premises cannot be surpassed by
any in the city OF Richmond Persons in want of
a desirable residence, will do well to examine this
On calling az the house, they VIII have the whole
premises shown to them. For terms apply TO
PEOS. j. EVANS,
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ATnTICE.--The subscriber offers for ssle the
y PLANTATION on which he resides, situated
directly the w. 81 III. T. r near Florence 8.
y. The said Plantation contsna near 800 acres of
lard $50 OF which s cleared and under cultivation
tha rest is well tinbered. The location is healthy
and the improvements exeellent--a large dwelling
house, well finished, with all necessary out-build-
iDgs. new fencngs gardens orchards &C.
AISO-A PA S1ATIoN situated in the West
ern District OF Tennessee In Madison county about
three miles from the town of Jackson. This Plan
tation contains ,260 acres of prime lands, 900
cleared 100 grown with clover On thiss place il
two story dwelling house and necessary out-bnld-
ngs, TWO fine springs orchards, &c. For further
information apply TO the subscriber at Florence S.
@. Zoe l2-imk JOHN T. JAMES
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OFFICE RICHMD AND PETG r o.
RICHMOND, VA. Oct II issp
rHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-onor ~.
J WEDNESDAY, Oct. sd, the fasaa a-
Schedule will be run this road
LEAVING RICHMOND
ai.-il I'fNin, iaiiy, at. --.....s0o,
Freight and Accommodation daily, OK
e~.st Sundays, at .--.9 a. NJ sndap,
LfAvIN0 PETERSBURG
b al Z ain, daily, 4nopn
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ILlTARY THING
500 pairs Heavy Cot:onade PANTS
300 pairs Black Cashmere Pants, suitable for Art!!.
lery companies.
80 pairs Heavy Grey Tweed PANTS
NOAH WALKER d. CO.
je IS Corner Main and i4th or Pearl sts
hVERCOATS.--500 grey, drab, and brown
Y Pulled Cloth Military c. pc Overcoats SOC
Pilot, Petersham, Lion Skin Beaver, and other
kinds of Overeo.ts For sale by
BALDWIN x WILLIAMS,
sc 26 lie and llS Main ST.
ID EADY-MADE ULOTHlNG-My stock
II, of citizens wear, both for men and boys is
unusually goo1, which will be offered AT fair prices
Those in will find it their interest to call at
IA Main street. foc 81 VIM IRA SMITH
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NNTlILIAMSBURGH, NEAR THE FER
w rtef-, store and rooms h. lot in good
20 a month. a floor, rooms, -
pnd ~ smaller apartments for smlll families
d, p,,L people only, TnOs. A. DENfk North lltl
aud First sts. nv S'lP
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,TO LET-OFFICES AND ROOMS IN THE
sm luill,u-, cor. Fulton .ni Ne--ui steam.
pnvrr can bee lad II dcsrrl This location Is pno OF
uc best for buaircs- Of my in the city. keuts low
Arply Il the sun Office ms 2IncgiH
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ArCTIoN NOTME--MORTGAGE SIZE

o'clock, No. 10 West 10Th At, west II 9th ava, com.
prsing rosewood pianrflrte suits mahogany and
black walnut bureaus, hcdsteai+ tables ch,irs,
sfil, a,fabcds clocks mirrors, knives aud fork
silver and glass ware, bedding brussels AMI rrsin
carpets Il every description paintings, yn'cs, Sc
nls1 general assortment Basement AMI kitchen fIrni-
trr. | ST CLAIR Auct'r. ~
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A UCTION SALE OF MAHOGANY AND
IL $4,000 norl.aa. l.. A n CRIAIAI- VI

a n rOecWood Neneer1ng, &c. n N thlNlA
Auctiunccr, will sell this day, 18th inst, Ut 10
o'clock, Mt i5I Forsyth It, the entire stock contain
,d IN said yard, e"n'stnS OF nl'ck "LnuL rS' ,
luards, rid cedar, cherry, white holly and ash,
panks, boards aud inists; large lot ~ halustcrs,
nine costly mahogsny stair newel', one iron safe,
Office desk, Sc, NJ. Ia
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNI.

Nl tur,--S. HERMAN, Aucuonecr, will sell IN
TUESDAY, 18Th November, NJ iOT u'clrck, the entire
furniture cuut,u,d In the Shnkrsprar, Hotel, cor.
Duane aud William -ts, 100 single aud double bed
stcnds iin feather beds, holsters and pillows 30
hair, sra grass and straw mattresses, 200 blankets
~ ilts and ~ r,a,ls sheets AMI pillow cases, 100
tables and wpslI stands, 2Oo mahogany, cane AMI
wood chairs, ~ siuvrs ~ booking glasses "il paint
large quantity "l".s lius nnl crn'kory, kit hen
utensils and quantity or other gopls to- numerous
t. n,ut ON. a'+n hor4', wagon ami harness. Deal
crs AMI others nrc particularly invited To attend.
sale Issitivr Nituut resrtvr, for cash. B1 nrict OF
Ait,,n,y f.r M,rtynrrr nil 2ii'il5
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TWO TAIIORS, ALSO AMlN AND Ills
Il wife can I've accommodated with boarding and
work II required As, four or FIVE tsloresses
wanted 10 work on custom work, at l12 Eighth Az,
cor 10th street. 800
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

ZIG PASTE-A PERSON LIVING IN A
IL distant city, wishes 10 know how to make Fig
Paste any one who will give the information how
C6mmunications confidential. Address 8. II, box
500 Sun Office, for days, stating how an interview
may be had. nl2Sln
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF CHAPMAN &
Il RANDOLPH has this day been mutually dis
solxed. The business N be carried ON aud all ~
0sulaa 70 be settled W J. g. CHAPMAN No s'l1s
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HORSES AND CARR NiES, SLElGllS,
Alliances, bells, Sc.-A large s'nyk " family ear.
riagcs, huggira, Rtrcers aul business wagons -
aId wagons, slcghs, 81 hor'cs, Sc, selling Oh
cheap, at 10 N,yimH st, and Isl Fulton nv Brooklyn
uui2 2iact0J
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mo nFNTIsTS- DENTISTS

Il 10 work: one ~ assistant in the surgical, aud
Tho ,,her I'm the mechanical department Applicants
Nv tran will state their age II married, in what
brnr ch they excel wages required, md how soon
n cy could comm, ncs--t r. & 4. PRETERRE, 1859
Bow, ~, y. Y. Also dental stu tent wanted.
ni2 .'122
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RIO LET-lN 9TH 81, WILLIAMSBURGH
1t e.or, . 10 ms, fol Ing DOORS CRATES bnsr
rl,ut ruI cellar, 50 tor IN house rent - il~' b.
next 70, one 1.-r, rnus; rent 81. Inquire NJ cot
tu,c h,use ht st, between North 9th Hni d. 1ts.
no nil 3'lOi
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OHOICE BIRDS-CHARLEY COLLIER OF

~ No. North william st, has Just arrived iy the
Bavaria from Hamburg, with choice collection q
fine singing birds, Of MI the most desirable varitiea.
Lovers u fine birds will find IL we'll worth thaii
while ~ call aud purchase. Of II flac'176
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ITO BARBERS-ANY BARBER DESIR.
L uus II selling out or locating himself more al
rtntagcuualy, can hear Of n good opportunity, 10y
calling At TIIATrORD d ALIENS, ~ Mcrchants'
Exchange. NIL 3'lOi
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WANTED.

( TEAM ENGINE WANTED OF 6 TO 8
- horse power portable Prsfered "lso lr'n
water tanks &. ID, /, box 500 sun othce. 10
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A nSIGNEE,S SALE

N N0TVIN TsT n N-NIsT.-
IA An Extraordinary Opportunity tw
U,usckrep,ts anil the Trade
Tits tru,sinyl afternoon, vt u'tlu'N, the entire
contents Of the iuusc To- West II IT, ith ave.
comprising handsome parlor, chamber and dining
rupn furniture, carpets ON II rooms, IL hair mt.
trHssts two sof hcdstcs, curtains, shades, clocks,
rich china, silycrwarc, Be-. Sale positive, rnin or
shine 1884
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GEORGE uoLBRooK. AuCTIONEER-

VI will sell tnis day, ut l0iq u.iuyk, II iGt Nuth
ave, the g,utrcl furniture, Sc, II the linyr house,
mahogany -of-, rocking chairs, trc totes, velvet,
tay,stiy, and ingram carpets, mahogany and other
bcd,tcads, hair mattrassts feather l'eds and hcl-
dug. marble toy c'n'rc TALES, Muretus, wash
sands toilets, china, glass, silver mud other ware,
stly,p, dining ro,m anil kitchen furniture. 135
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M pOvGuTY. AUCR-wIIL SELL

WI. uisd day, 10y O'clock, at Salcsr,nm - Nv
z,u ~: general ssspItnrnt Of household 0rnitur
carpets, ul cloths, -uas tote-l-tctos, pHlnr aud arm
clnir4, dining tllcs, bureaus wash stands he.-
si,sd-, hair n. tuCsscs pallirssrH, lu,nses, wirl
rul,,t, 4 o., Sc. ~
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NCAN AI'CTIONETR-STOyES

-. Stpyw,--Clusing sale Of large as7ignment NJ
Stoves !. r. III NCAN n co. will sell Tues.
day November l2th, 1t III Nassau st. at II O'clock
large assortment of stoves copper bottoms, Nnd
lot IT hardware. Sale positive. Hy order Of w. II.
GRAHAM, Assignee. 30
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fiery, &c-HENRY q. EVANS will sell In lots To
suit dealers without serve, on Tuesday y ". ~,
NJ 10 O'Clock nj 40 M,icn Lane, MI kinds Of cruck-
cry, glass and fancy china ware, brttlnsa w,rc,c;
sale rc~itive, nil Hs'iiG
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. -, 1861.
,iAI,INR INTELLIGENCE.


Mt ~ the vcs.els arrived yesterday especially
FROM Euiopc--rcport heavy westerly gales and {
rough tcs uiost II the voyage.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EFRESIIMENT SALOON AT JAMES
IL Zip Ferry Tor salc--Onering rare chance g.
make money; will he s,l,l very low, " applied Tor
NIL a'iU3
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/ II. BURLEY, AUCT WILL SELL,

-. This bay, 1t 2 o'clock, At ~ Cltl ~, 'Irruts,
lrstrHds. chairs, tables, sifl,, STA hrl., mirtnrL
wnrdtoh,a. Brsscls thr,cply and other carpets,
ul ,lutls, mnttrcsscs, feather beds, kitchen uri.
turr, &c. 83
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CTORF AND HOUSE TO LET-ONE OF
- the best corners In Siuth Brooklyn, near thu
ferry, now occupied ~ Liquor store, Applyt
TIlOS RICE, corner u Madison and Cntharine st.
~ b. }, CLARK, h}0 Columbia st., south Brook
lyu. nl2 G'loI
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PUBLICATION. &c.
FUItS.

MINK SABLE CAPES, S15 AND s1Si
WI beautiful MufiH w. 10 and 81 very rich haI
gains, cheap at 600, must be sold. Depot, % Chat
nam st oVEN 80"