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ROOKs on NAVAL WARFARE.

NJ Published by
CONCISE TBEATlsE on THf TIIF0RAYY Am
Illustrated. ClJh. ~ 50. '"'''' oFo
MAkUAL OF NAVAL TACTICS; Toesrngs WITH
3kT Curc1L AsALYsis or IHE PRsCPaL M0hrUN IA,
sh tAra1Is. BY Jstles u. Ward Commander g b Nav
. syoL, gso. with Engrssings. Cloth, ~ 50.
oewh nee by uaii on receipt OF aice
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Chance for Business lilen.

EXCHANGE.-We wish to EXCHANGE for
~ stock Of RY GOODS large STOCK FARM OF over 800
Of LAND with stream of water IunnDg through H. lying
Immediately the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road and within nile Of atoHn. This is desirable prop
ey. For further piormgtou address p Drawer No 90
Chlmbcnburg Post Office Pa.
DOR SALE-The FURNITURE and GOOD
Il WILL ola BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL ia successful
operation NewYok City To be disposed OF account OF
the health the principal Terms moderate bnt cash arrange
be concluded before the st OF March Address
H. Tribune Office.
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spAIDING's PREPARED GLUEs
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
spAIDINGS PREPARED GLUEt
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY DISPAlCR!
Cg- STITCH IN TINR SAVES NSRr Al
A, ,aecdsBf tc happen UoL Tegaldted Jam ID
very srsbe have cheap and convenient way
nairing Furniture, Toys, CIoekeTy, &c.
SPALDlNGS PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and Household afford 10 Be
without L. Ii Is always ready the stitch ing point
"UscFuL IN EVERY HOUSE" - l1.a
~ B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 2s cents
Address HENRY G. sPALDING, '.t.' .|
No AZ Cedarst New.yort
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spALDING's PREPARED GLUEi

sPALDING's PREPARED GLuEi
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xr,da- xvnLe Central Committee: "A regular meet %
A. ~ iSis Ccmmi.tee viii be held FRIDAY ENENlNG
ins o. No 68 rosdway full atendaneeis is requested
the o'n inS"' " s. b. BUTCHER, President.
r w SHEPARD Secretary.
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prn 0ooos.

IL q No. So and 81 MURRAY-sT,. NeyyYork
Importers and Jobbcrs OF CLOTHS, CAsSMEREs VEST
NCS aud every style and quality Of Goods used By Clothes
and Merchant Tsilo,s for Mems and Boys wear,
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We have had the pleasure OF an interview
with Capt. Thompson, of the Army OF the
Northwest, who is now in our city, on his
way 10 another field of duty. Capt. Thomp-
son served with marked distinction in tbs
late desperate battle Of Allegheny one OF the
hardest fought I.ats and hos; glorious
Southern victories Of the war. The loyal
soldiers OF the Northwest, Ia that fierce con-
test, nobly and gloriousiy reieemed the repn-
tation Of their section. We learn fro III Capt
Thorn pson that the eGcny's best fighting reg
iment on that occasion was composed Of re-
creant Nirginiaus Of tae Northwest, fittseN
OF whose dead bodies we're recognized by old
aequaiHta nces after tn, battle. The Ohio
soldiers were soon disposed Of, and crack
Indiana rsgiment WAS Eot much behind the
Buckeyes III their Bull Ran capacities, bu:
the hostile Firginiaas held on like bull dogs
and did honor TO their breed, if not TO then
principles. Ths defeat was rout, com
pletely demoralizing the enemy, who will not
soon renew the attack, anu would never have
made il, bat from The representations OF de
serters OF the teebleLoss OF our forces.
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&c, &C &c.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.- BY, Captain Balm, late
Of the brig Forres: City, who came passe n
ger from Nassau, N. p, We have advices
from Nassau to Dec. Il.
The schooner Prince OF w aIes from Charles
ton, with cotton, arrived on the 7th (snce
captured j also, the sloop Noank, with rice
steamer Isabel, on The sth, with cotton;
steamer Gordon, with cotton and the steam-
er Gladiator, from Liverpool, with firearms
and ammunition. AL of which vessels were
warmly welcomed. They came in flying the
.ebei Nag. 1t WAS rum ored that the authori-
ties would not allow tine Gladiator TO land
her firearms.
A fuli-rigKed brig from Liverpool, with a
cargo OF salt, also arrived. The captain came
into Nassau for pilot to assist him to run
the blockade.
The Lady Adser also arrived from PhiIa-
delphia.
The schooners Caleb Stet on, Capt. Robin
on, and E. W. Perry, Capt. Adams, from
Philadelphia, coal loaded, arrived, but would
not be allowed to land cargo for war pur-
poses, and they were obliged to lay eft the
port.
On the l1th an American steamer arrived
Oft the bar; she was suppos ed TO be q gun
boat. Also ship flying British colors, but
report says she was the Eliza Bensil, from
Havana, coming to Nassau for cotton.
There was also In port barkentine Il ari-
anna, Captain Smith, from St. Thomas, for
London.
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rELE(7RA.PHC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIA
The Earsp.an Pre.s ON the Trent Affair.
xc., Ar., Sc.

HALIFAX, Dec. 16.-The steamer Australia
sian arrived at halifax to-day, with ,255
soldiers, n Held battery, etc.
Per steamer Niagara, which also arrived
here to-day, Its estimated that about IL, 600
troops Will be- sent TO Canada. Two battai
ions OF the Guards We're expected to sail on
the 18th instant, In the steamers Adriatic
and farana.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Giobs says, that Count ThouyeneIs dispatch
70 M. MERCER, tbs French Minister NJ Lon
don, is known to have confined n,e Federal
Executive 10 the simple dilemma are The
Southerners belligegen1s or rebels They
nave been 1iatly refused any rights tn the
iirst capacity, and in the second the right OF
asylum acquired by political refugees has
been let at naught, and France must make
Lhe case OF the Trent sti bs .an TALLY her own.
The Paris Prose- says mat sten. Scott mis-
, sion appears 10 have been arranged 10
allow him ZINE 10 fulfil il before the ultima
suin III Eng land Is RENTED, aud lerhu SIS
modify the nature CT THIS step tie part OF
| England.
The Pays, on the contrary, asserts that
| the English uitnatum will be of Al atso-
| Lutte character.
The 4 i1ats publishes letter from Tnurlow
| Weed, defending tue American government,
| III Mf. Seward III par lic ular, from the al
| ;oged charge OF hostile intentIsns towards
| England. The Tta,es says that England asks
nothing from America, bat that SIZE shall
| abstain from ciuaI Uutrase, and IA a. n cen
niltied, she shall llak re;ls enable cal alton.
| 4 not the alternative Will not come il tGe
| desired iU1iE ot pro -racted nesotiauUn.
No cavalry or horse artillery Tor taned.:
| viii b, SENT lill spritg.
Inc London Aer.il takes strong ground
| against Tie Nsacs' grSuneaL in 1ayor OF ar1i-
| ration and says tnul negotiations cannot be
| listened 10 While 4Aessrs. Mason and Sliceii
| are ds tained as prisoners.
| IEe Sheiiioid "torsisu Affairs Committee
| had petitioIed Government 10 visit It's III. IA
| dlspieasure on Captain hloir and Ccmmandcr
| "iiiian.s tor having, Ia ti1e lIent afalr, vio-
| iatel The llueen's prociailatiou, aLu Inere by
| show to America ihal highlands leutfaIiIy
| Is strict and impartial.
Prussia has rejected Dslmark'S PROPOSE
slonfor = settlement OF the Hols.eln quos-
| lion.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| LlvEhPooL, Dee. l4.-Cotton ciosec..flat hut
| prices unchanged. Sales ,005 bales.
| BreadstG1fs closet quiet bat ady. Pro-
| visions closed nrm.
| Conso!s closed AZ sot a 9os.
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FUTURE DAYS
BY Y. b. COOK, Anet'r.
OF. CHARLES HOTEL FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.



Ga MONDAY. 9Th Janusrr, 1856, vii sell or
the premises, commencing ct 10 o'clock, all the
FURNITURE contsieed In The st. Charles Hotel
en- btscing all the articles usuaiy fouad Ia FIRST
class hotel.
me rARLoR
u furnished With elegant gose wood Furniture, in
Silk Breca-l: Velvet Tapestry, larpst,, silk
Broc stel ana Lace Cu-taiag very large and high
" ernamsnt4d French Plate hirfcrs. splendid
Rosewood seven seta9e Piar o, male by Stein
-sy & Bro; Elsfble-.o2 Tables, Ostonas, &c /,
Is
THE CHAMBERS
Are furnished with Single and Double Jsany
Lind aud Cottage Bsdst.sas ri. end Strrk Ha.
trssees. Carpets. CaaiEs. t4hst ads IN excsilen,
Condition.
THE DINING ROOM
"oa.Gias Extension ard X ,uud Tzbl-s Grauite
Ware, in great varsity; silver plated CastnIs
Forks, Spoons. Lsdies, Is, =; a very Iarg
number Of Oak Cansseat Chairs 2o., sc.
The LINEN ROOM
Contains Sheets Conf rts, Coun.arpa1es, Pillow.
CaseJ, Blankets, 81; In great nainber
THE LAUNDRY
Embraces every article necessary, together with
oae large aud completes Mangle.
THE KITCHEN
Nontstns every er iele needed. all the & 4ttles
Boilers &c, being made of Copper.
HE OFFICE
hS7 tie usual variety of Offlcs Eurni.,r.a to.
gether with ons large Her.iags' Fire Prof safe.
in most erceil eLt order.
in addition TO the above viii he foura G large
lot CT SILVER Pissgt Ware, entirety rev, never
having been used.
1t IL impossible to eiys in advertisement an
idea OF the articles TO be sold bus &C c, il to say
the sale Offers great inducements to The public
embracing good in this line wlich Il Ia new al
most impos i5le to purchase.
10 persons engaged In hot oil kes.iag i. recon-
mends itself
Hoasskeepe-s and others are requested to al,
tend. T. n cong Annt,r
ds ~ @N' ~''
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! AUCTION. 1siss.
FTTH5 * M :.
. rock OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

L (
Having de.srmiaed 10 close our b.,sness for the
prsse1t, We ,hall offer for fals at our Wareheuss
o. TuEsDAY, tbs Itth January next, cur entire
STAPLE AND FANCY aooDs.
Without reserve. for CASH on DE lIyERf, ana con.
unue tie snisuu.il tSe whole IS sold. rs eIlas
aThsl s.ocx comp,i,ss many very desirable
STAPLE GOOD in eScsl ens orier, end i'll be
Dufif.g the ssle we sha! offer
80 bale, /, j., AID - Brown Cotton. s
900 yards English Bleached SLirtngs.
20 bales superior Brown DriIlines
$50 pieces White Goods, Calnbstcs ,Jsccneta
Swiss Musins, Briila1tes &C.
1C0 pisces rich Fancy D-sss tilks.
200 pieces Erlston ana French Ginghams
100 pieces Rolled Ja"one,s.
$50 pieces Ffney Prin,s, Spring t;les
SO piecl B,ack a1d Colorsd Alpacss
so pieces 81 G ish aid french Muriroes
25) 6czan Line Canabnc asndkerehiefs.
Co!oIed Cau5rics Linen DaInasls
Napkins, Crnoi.ne3, gloves aud Hosiery
Umbrellas Fesing-, Spool CottCns.
Shawls, Clio b aud Velvet CIo:.ks.
Chaiiies, la ege, Printed Lawns.
.cones Del ine and silk Robes.
Embfoiieried, i-rse assortment, &C., &c
Also, the na.as CO CT or sooS of fine Clothing
perfectly fresh and ia ;bioL ab ., comprising
250 Back Dress ana Business Goats.
O0J Gas in-Je Valencia rud elk Vests.
Black d 'esAia sni Fancy Cashmere Parts.
Back paca AID Ala Cloth Coats.
500 Brown AMI fancy Lire Coats
SO, dozen Hickory, ei CHAM, AMI Cotton
thir's, with large stock OF superior Summer
C-otti g.
50, 'arei ass r.no- IF sirab,e goods con
5 ei 81 TO "a FROM the Soun, sIca Colored and
P.inted lie Ldies; V~lsnc.ai, Brooks Sha7is
nj q owes Rlbtons, alp=ting. T.lpss, Is 2lm1-
raj aki1!a, Neck les Lac, and Lava Wells, &c
&c.
| Also. 80 pieces elegant Six AMI Wois cd Bro,a-
| telles AID Printed ur;a.1 G GODS.
g. lendid Plats-Giass, silver Mounted Show
| Ca 90
1lGge and su3erio- l 90 Gars.
Mir rofs, Stoois, De:k4 &c AID sraa but
desirable STOCK of Dry Coos ON house it
Ginning business. wi h viii, The sale will coas-
niencs, Comprising some very rica AID choice
glo5s.
Alst. 50 cases Yes, Womo1s', Bays, and
Misses Boots and Sh c, ), consisting OF fine Dress
boots, Il og AS cavy Boots and Ercguei, Ba.-
NORA End Congress 4aiteya, Youths Kip and
q rat Brogans, Womtps' XII snd UJpgrtss Ca.
ters, &c &c. to 10 sCi3 in the ovgina! Tackeges
de ii kE I, PANE d Co.
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sSxx n

&
There Is nothing new from the army Or the
Potomae. The batteries At Evansport keer
up constant firing upon small vessels at.
tempting to run the blockade at night, bu,
with no recent important result. On Satur-
day heavy cannon AIDE was heard In that di
rection, and so rapid were the discharges tn al
II was supposed at Cent? eville that a general
engagement was going on. II tnrned out
however, to be Inboden's light battery ed.
gagged in field practice, for the purpose 81
testing the efficiency Of his men, and the RS
pidi;y with which the guns could be handles,
The effect at Centreville, some twenty miles
distant, was similar to that OF the con tin uous
oar Of nnsketry, mingled with the heavier
reports OF hcwi'zars and rifed cannon.
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ACCIDENT OK THE SoUrE-SInE RAILROAD --
We learn from the Petersburg Express tn at q n
accident occurred on the South Side Rail-
road, about three miles from that city, on
Saturday morning last, which resulted in
serious dam age to some of the rolling stock
of the company. AT an early hour the regu-
lar freight train, with eighteen or twenty
cars heavily :>aded. left tn depot On i IS up
ward route The morning was very cold nd
& heavy I, oat covered the track, SO tn at it
vas almost impossible for the engine to
move the train. When about three miles
from Petersburg, the water being low In the
boiler, the engineer cut lose from the cars
and ran his engine further up the road to
refill. 1t was during this time that tn g pas
senger train to Lynchburg, which usually
starts an hour or two If ter the freight came
mp to the spot and ran into the cars which
w ere standing still on the road, badly iniur-
ing one of the finest engines OF the company,
breaking 10 pieces the express car, and
knockin off the bumpers OF tn en- tire freigh
| train. Fortunately no lives were lost, nor
even limb injured.
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Deush OF an Officer.

We learn with regret that Second Lieuten-
ant George II. SutheTlln, OF the Cabell
GUARDS, Thirty eighth Virginia Regiment,
died recently. Tie company held meeting
at their encampmelt near Cantteyilis on the
sd inst. and passed suitable resolutions Of
respect TO his memory. Lieut.. $. was among
the EARLIEST to volunteer, at Danyiiis, in the
service OF his country, and proved an elf
Gent officer. His family has the sympathy
of many friends in their bereavement
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By GoDDN + APPERsoN, Auctaoneer..

RG f L L CT PERISHABLE
I 4 ESTATE, consisting Of GOrsos, Ma!ss Cat
tie Sheep, Hogs, Corr, FoidtF, 5nuoSs, Wheat
Stray, Farming implements, Ii usehold Farri;
t.re. S.c.-ar. Jas. II. Sutto1 Sr having effected
sain of his Farm Gait d Mount Pleasant" on
the Virginia Central ailroad, Hanover Conrt.
on TUESDAY, Tn January, 1867, al 10 O'Clock
NJ, III t&i'; Il nos, the frat fais day thereafter
all the perishabe estate thsreon, consist Ing OF d
great variety, embfeSing, ia part, s Horses, IL
Mules, 80 Cows And Oxen, 80 SIese, (very five,
about - Hogs, 20,U00 lbs. Fodds r. shout 900 bar
reis of Corr, largs quantity Of Saucks, Wheat
Straw, Farming implements, Heuss hold kurui.
tUre, &c.
TEeas.-An srms under $50 cash; ever tsss.
amount, four inoaths' credit, for spp-ovsd, ca
do-sed negotiaula paper.
d. 81 CNbDyE & APpTpS0T turfs
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The OratnsyilIe FtQht.

lady residing imme ately in the neigh
bof,ood Of Drainsvills, in private Letter &c
heriaugh.er, in this city, gives the following
account OF the late battle at that place:
"Itles been reported that we were badly
Whipped at Evansville, bat 1t Is not 80. We
lost 70 rsy-thrse men killed. and their less wa.
three Kindred. They were fifteen thousand
strong; We had only sixteen hundred. i
they had stood their ground until the fol
lowing morning we would have taken every
man, Tut ths cowardly wretches took TO thsil
HEELS
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BY GoDDIN + ArPERsCN Nue:tcaeer..


ESCM8!SEI0NEE'5 SALE uF sEVHN.Y
~ SIX AC. rs or LiAD, in lhss.srfs,d
county, Il oiisiaa! G.owt ten mics Il on4 II II
che5teF-As Co1lu ISL ,neI o. tie Ifuasigs i.aurt
OF the City OF Richmond, aTplatel by = decree
IL the case Of schl sop, &C. IS. Johessn, e., e.-
tered On TIA osA &c ooer 1876 shall proceed 10
Sci. at fI6 IL sUGTIOI, at Betnlcho Il De. !.
ing House, on Mo'tHAY, the goth Janualy, /. 81,
~ - c ock, Il (if fair If MT. the next liz d.
there 4 tr,s't aI referred IL in tie bill
q: 'he plsii5 is i g an6 bslpg in ire rouaty OF
Oh Fl I'D, eoat=ining SEVENTY fIX aCkE4
.a!i'y sSt In ori, "a gto1th, known rs he
SARAH BACON TRACf,' Ga tcc h / ch 70 ID
ieaoi 6 to Petersburg, acjsinrg B. thlohem Net
ing ho1 ser the laots Ok Alex = atr T.i4hur, Ra.-
cock and G ers, aud aboo: taif il, Southwest of
the Manchester AID Falling Creek Turnpike a. d
about ten miles from Manchester.
ERMs-threo, six ana t. e!ya months for bond,
beai ing Interest, with sppo owed personal a.euit
ard tit retained till all the purches3 no.ey is
fully p i'd. The tax-s of 1862 10 b. paii by the
purchaser. w. GuuDIY
oe III CoClui s.ioner.
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Sale by r. CAuTHoRN.

4 UTION SALE
n or MILITARY CLOTHS,
al RICHMOND. ViRGiNiA.
On WEDNESDAY, s,h JaruaTy, 1862
Ia August l.st we en- cred Orders Ia advance fof
all the goods expected TO manu- 'acture tAis
year, and siDcs closing the order book have had
sreat inasv appi.eaiions for cur goods, and pro
posais to enter orders, all Of which have hsd to
Inc, but promised the ~: picats to inrorH tisn
when we were prepared 10 make fur. 'ef sales
E.ing now about 20 com 2iete the q livsTy Of ouf
last contracts, we have d~terr ined to Sc Ut pub ic
auction, o j WEDNESDAY, the sih Jsauary nc L
1T our store-house the Ba in bark at Il O'Clock
Nj, ell of the goods Te hsve then on hand. and
tae ss11e tins 10 lie. buyers er.es their odegs io.
future delivery.
The st.ention Of volunteer companies cutter
AID tho trade generally, Is invited t the superior
qoality o. cur goods. which have given unvors A.
sstsfacisn and to tho fact that on. grey e.it bae
Cloths and Cassraer g. bet..g exclusively Of Inc iso
0RENsHAw g. CO., Ag.s.
cs Si--.ds CrensAaw Weolan Company.
MARSH AIS SALE That portion q Tie
WI cargo OF the ship Fairfax, of New YorE,
PIANO, FURNITURE, &c viii be so,d AZ
me heaGquafie+a of the commanding officer
a. Evansport (and not at the Aouse OF Gen.
Eolmes, as heretofore advertised on WE'D
NESDAY. the sth day Of January next.
+. W. BASS. ID. NJ for
ae so-St John +. Wiley, Marshal.
DY The UNDERSIGNED, Or " Ed
ID NEsDAY. tae 10, day OF January .s6s a,
tee Auc'lon House CT HEUToR DAVIS .sSch,
ouo, will be sold, to TIE highest bidder far ca ali
two very vaiusble NEG 70 WOMEN, each hsv
ing four uncoiniaonly likely children; Il . etaes;
child OF each eight years. old The women and
children viii no sold for no faalt, bat for tie pay
mont of debt.
Al the sams time and pace, an Old WOMAN
VIII be put to the lowest bidder fer her suppcrl TO,
Ifs. fZEkiEL s, TAILEY,
Administrator OF Jossph starke, soeAssd..
de S7-4sA
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. On the mofrihs 81 eeembsr 80, lssf, az D
O'Clock, Mrs. JANE MORTON, wife Of Mr..
A W. Morton OF this city. n
Her funeral will take place from the Second
Presbyterian Churca, REV. DIR ,Hoge,l on
"Wednesday morning next, at IL o'clocs. The
friends CT the family are IN yited TO attend.
In Middlsburg Loudoun county, Friday. De.
csmber Gosh, sged sesr AMI months, MARY,
Infart daughter of DR.. VIM N. snd MARI Htnsrs
Post. .s8-@ts II.
AZ Charleston papers please copy. - -
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MsrHopIsr PsgACuRas ARsssrlp - The

MsTHopIsT PREACHERS ARgEsTED. - The
hocsingGa Register, CT the eth instant
says:
We learn from Rev. Captain Rippotoe, ,
gallant Captain in the Confederate Army
and most excellent member OF the Baiti
more Annual Conference, that the following
preachers have been arrested by tie Lincoln
dsspCtism, and sent either 10 Fort dc Henry
or Fort Lafayette keys. S. V. Blake, (for.
merly Presiding Elder on the Rocking
ham DistrictD DIR. J. Nick. Kelley, anc
Fielder Israel These gentlemen are al
well kuoWn in Virginia aud Maryland as
p!ous, Gci- fear ing men, who minded their
own business, and never interfere with
matters beyond the province OF their sacred
aud holy calling.
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EEK SONAR

yTHE UNDERSIGNED handed his WATCH
Il / to gentleman, yesterday, opposite Mr.
sulherlands Stables, on franklin st. The gentle
nan Will confer a favor By leaving 1t a, this of.
ice The Watch is e double Gaze one, e. D. JOHN
aon, maker, No. l2,07o.
! WIN. MITCHELL,
North side of Broad ana Mayo sis.
~ Petersburg and Norfolk papers please copy.
Sue SITS
KNFORMATi Is WANTED Of The
] family Of VIM EATON. A negro girl,
HEN RIETTA, left Richmond ID years ago,
her mother, CLARISSA, remaining with
TIE Hatons. The desire is to know If the fam
lily sill lives here. Address Mrs. l.. ID.
JOHNSON, care of A. K. Parker, Grace ST.,
opposite Centenary Church, de 3l-2t*
NH1 THREE MEN who took n ked Counter
i pane from my door on Monday, 30:h inst.
VIII please return 1t, rs thsy aye known.
WIN THALHIMER,
de 3l-li* nth ST., Old Market.
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Jas: II. TAYLOR d SOS. Auctcnsrs.

.DUBLlC bALE.--Iu paC.aiass.., al q : Ii.
Dad, c1ee1!stto ne hy h?ilas1l ci-aTsa, "a
cor-rssGsiit, Iur sac osGei., Il Nli{s.a Z = ~.
sen, CT @"~ Eeii; enHatg, Va s. - ses5r! IN sia
tirts'a Once o. Jalces C.ey corr ~ .l..j. On
itE Day, rsc sn14v D. ciFag scr ,Y}.. ue 2 tbs
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The rEREs OF sale VII. If ca3Ise, c-Ef,r1u 81
he deed. - W.; - So aka ia sra-s sisa tll- =.
day sc September lSj,' sod A.sl rs .y..zItts e
sS:o, IL c"aC ulp1, n5,t gLe' easus fuf tha surI
of g, 80, vita i-ts-e-t = "a as.t. 1iga- 81 -,
and PAyaoc L Etva.gec H., iG.r. als for G,y u
Lace G. 5a.ta,-ss 1sy iil ANY, 5ia..e vi IS ..
c~sjis, which iyil be r.sae spe'er ~ - d. .ay Of
sale CYRUS A. pgAEsg1
ca 3-iswfwN Trus.as.