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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

An intelligent gentleman, who has recent
ly visited the U. s., and has had unusual OPP
portunities of observation, expresses tb,
conviction that the North, unless some un
expected advantage of great importance
shall be obtained by it's arms, or some great
misfortune be brought upon us by our own
folly, will not be able much longer to con
duct the war upon its present dimensions.
He IL of opinion that the North is much
nearer exhaustion than the South. Their
buster and bravado will increase in proper
ton as their strength diminishes, but IT we
are true to ourselves, patient, persistent and
harmonious, the worst of our danger, with
the blessing Of Heaven, will soon be over
Such at least is the opinion of one whose
name, if we could give it, would carry with
1t NO ordinary weight.
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By 6Hfaie " Ap7,ery, ,,,
TyOMMrssroNEY's ssIe Of ,cro,,,,

TONMISsf0NEK'S Gale Of severs, I,sso,
Church III BY virtue of a decree q, ~ ~ !
OF NovsuiS Der, 1865, in the case a. NJ "a. y
Mies's admir-, sc, shall, % Comma Iar,. sisas
appointed, proceed to sell ut public aust,a, 'ETs,
premises, in tho order advertised, on Ihu,s.A .
10Th Nov, 1869, at O'Clock NJ, (lf far. ~, I
fi.st fair day thereafter,) the following
q land, belonging a. The estate Of Tho 49,. :
Miles, viz, LIST 1T on the east line AZ q,, as g
between l. and cts, as by ia feet To 40 ale, ~
lot at the Southwestern corner or 2s,t .ns - !
SAX by 132 feet 81. A lot on the West s,a. !. = .
street, between II aud SITS, 1872 by u. fs., - q
alley. 'Ns
9Ksas--one fourth cash; balance AT q y,
monthe, for negotiable notes. in;srest aad.I az. '
title retained till the forther.ordcr Of ,be y .s1
all cash, ct the option OF tbs purchaser. ''
uol1 II X HDWIS0N o.
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Obituary.

Died, in Charlottesville. the 5th inst, after =
long and painful Illness. CHARLES MONT
GOMEkY LEWIS, aged about - years, for sew
erai years resident of this city, but since The war
commenced oi the Armv OF Northern Virginia.
He was a brave, generous, and noble man, and
brioved by many who knew him. He leaves Il be-
,reaved and aged inoiiler {who had few weeks be-
fore followed lovely daughter 10 the gravel and
brothers and sisters to mourn his early death
Peace In his ashes. when the great tramp shall
sound the writer hopes tn meet the deceased in
that happy land where there is more death !,
sorrow, rain. OF tears. ht everlasting 10Y and fell
civ. iNl II.
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Ey Z. 8. Peasants. Anct'r

CUPERB Psrior, Chamber, and Househ, ss-
- ture Tor sale at auction.--0n Thursday n. u
lest, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the residence - ~
Steele, ESQ, on Leigh street, between Forsbsa
Adams, splendid assortment of valuable Fsrs,'i'
comprising
mahogany sofa
do cty made spring seat chair,
do rocking char
Window shades
l splendid tapestry carpet
Handsome ingram and stair carpst,ns
One very rich chamber quite Of black VAIN,
niture, consisting or
Eugenia bedstead
marbletop cabinet and glass
do wRahetand
Table, chairs, &c
Very superior hair and shuck matt,ss...
Linen sheets, bolster amt pillow sllrs
Superior blankets
Table cloths, towels, &c
China and granite dinner and tea wUs
Handsome walnut 81 aboard
solid mahogany dining table
Cane seat chairs
Rocking do
very large snd most excellent coo,
stove, good SIS new.
ALSO,
A general ASSIGNMENT of kitchen rurns,,,
no II Els PLfASAsls, Aua
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The Two Northern Parties

A correspondent of the Macon {Ga) T.7e-
graph narrates o conversation he had with
two officers of RosecTans's army before the
Lyle, o Democrat, whilst disclaiming all
sympathy with Abolitionism, said "This
foolish, and wicked, and uDjustifiable rebel
lion must and shall be put down at whatever
cost aud then, when our army has reached
the heart Of the rebellion aud dispersed the
rebel army, / am for the Union as it was .
The other, Col. Harrison, in reply to the
questions, "Well, what sort of a Union
will you have? did you ever know grown
up white man whipped into union and love
with his enemy? would not such Union
only breed rebellion :" promptly said +" 1t
they are still rebellious we will XIII them. )"
"And may you not expect their soDs will
ayerge their death ~ I'VE will kill them,
too" said Col. Harrison, g and replace them
with loyal Africans. "
These two men represent the sentiments
of the two parties at the North. Wherein
they differ practically we are at loss to per-
ceive. The one is an unmitigated brute in
1B6 WduuCkb DIS W Gil aS ecuLllncutS, tuc ut y,
when he says in civilized language ''the re-
belhon must and shall be put down at what
ever cost, )" means the same thing. Continue
the rebellion and be annihilated, is equally
the determination of both.
What has become of Col. Harrison we do
not know. Gen. Lyle was killed, We be-
lieve, in the battle Of Chiekamauga. These
are but individuals the parties whom they
represent are still alive, and equally bent upon
our destruction. We have little interest,
therefore, in the contests of parties and the
results OF elections in the United States
Nor are we appalled, by their universal deter
mination to support the Union at whatever
cost. They were united in the beginning,
but the Union of their parties and their
arms has not restored the Union of the
States. We look not to their discussions, but
to the Providence which has hitherto con-
founded their devices IN the most extraordi-
nary manner, and which never yet deserted
a righteous cause.
Col. Harrisons bloody menace, uttered in
the true spirit and appropriate language of
his party, has no terrors Tor the Southern
people. Annihilation is not as great cal.m-
ity 10 heroic race ss suhjugation. Death
being mans inevitable lot at some time, va
lient and virtuOus men would Infinitely
rather die free tLan live and die slaves. II is
some consolation to be informed that Col
Harrison proposes to replace our slaughter
ed people with ''loyal Africans" None but
AFRICANS" could be 'loyap to sach mon
sters, and even they would be more desirable
inhabitors of the soil than Black Republi-
cans They are superior in all humane aud
social qualities to brutes like Harrison, and,
II we must leave the earth, We would prefer
either them or the wild beasts of the forest
az our successors, to the more savage and
demoniac invaders
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The advance Of the euemy recently into
the county OF Greenbrier and adjoining
country has bsen, no doubt, disastrous TO
the inhabitants. The event occurred just at
the nick Of time, when the grain crops were
ma&ured and mostly gathered, and when cat
tie and hogs were fatted for killing and pack
ING. The acQuisitive Yankees, 1t may be
well imagined, enjoyed the opportunity for
stealing aud feasting to thesfu'i extent OF
their power 10 take off and to eat. II is
much to be regretted, In the present rinched
condition Of the country for supplies, that
such an inroad npon them as the Yankees
have made in the Wet should have taken
place 1t will be seriously felt. A gaodiy
number Of cattle fell into The enemy's hands
because of the rigid Introduction OF their
expectation By the commanding General of
the department. They could not be driven
ont, and the invaders arrived 80 suddenly
that the owners had not time to avail them
selves of the license to run them off which
his coming certainly gave them, and their
property was gathered in whtreyerh coula
be found by the Yankees.
Grecnbrier is in the new State of West
Virginia, formed by the lawless Northern
Government In defiance of their own Const-
tuition and without the consent Of virginia
They are making an effort, as far as possible,
tesetain possession OF the territory and to
keep our forces out of It. The iseue should
be met, and their line Of possession should
be interrupted as much as possible. The
gallant but limited advanced guard Of our
Western army will no doubt do this to the
extent of their power; and they have p1oved
that they are worthy Of Virginia and of as
sociation with their brethren who have won
such glorious name on the Potomac. They
win yet return to their front posts and al
low the enemy anything but quiet posses
NiOn
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I'M taylor, Auct.
yyALuABLE email Farm, q. miles west of ri

INVALUABLE email Farm, ~ miles west Of Rich
" mond, for sale at auctiou.-Wili be sold on
Friday next, 10th November, on the premises, at
O'Clock p N, the desirable Farm and Market Garden
the Deep Run Turnpike, az miles ircm Rich.
mond; containing 63 Acres OF land, most Of which il
cleared and in high state Of cultivation IL has on
il small comfortable dwelling with rooms, located
In beautiful oak grove. There also the farm
q fine ice house and pond, and a fine young orchard
Of choice ruttrees having been set out the last
six seven years. Persons wishing TO secure a de-
sirable farm in good neighborhood, near the city,
would do well to attend the saie.
TERMs-Lberal and made known on day OF gale.
no 16 JAS 81 TAYLOR, Auctr.
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DESIRABLE House and Lot on 9Th, near Franklin
- st, for sale at auction VIII be sold on Monday
Esd November, on the premises, at o'clock P NJ,
the desirable tenement on eth st, second door from
Franklin St The house has 10 rooms, with good
Kitchen stable and carriage house. Tho lot fronts
% feet running back about leo feet to 16 foot alley
The house ia in good order, and well supplied with
gas and water, with culvert through the yard
connecting with the street culvert.
TERaS.-ODe third cash. the balance st 6 and {:
months, or the whole IN cash if desired.
no l6-tds JAS NJ TAYLOR Auct
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DIED.

In Appomattox county, Va, November il.h, o
dvnttesia. Ais ELLEN u PETERSON, wife at
Rev T. NJ Peterson, of the va Annual Conference
NJ + Church.
On sunday the 18th inst, at his Tesdencr. in
1he county of Hanover, OF pneumoDia MIR. JOHN
D. KING. in the 18th year of his age,
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ITOUsE and Lot ON Church Hilt for ssls Ut cue
i'll tion.-WDl be sold At auction. on the prem
i.rs, on Tuesdsy, oath November, at o'clock ~
the valuable framed Cottage residence on 9th
BIZ Mr. J w Leweiien. The house has five Scorns
There u upon this lot new kitchen, containing
four rooms, and we'll II fine watcr in ihe yard -
Tho bui1dines are oil In good order, having been
recently repaired. Possession will be given in Il a
days after the SALE or the present occupant will psy
81 900 rent. at the option Of the purchaser
TERMs-Cash JAs 81 TAYLOR,
no la-tds Aucticnser.
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! ~ j6Wves r. 1helcy. AsetiusesS.

nLACKG11ffH shop on Marshall, between LEI
IL and Adens streets, for sale At auction will
Be sold On the premises, Monday, the 23l Of No
vember, at II O'Clock u, tho large BtarkamitlI
Shop on MarshAil, between Let and Adams sts.
Terms cash. Jas Mr. TAYLOR,
no 1q--tis AactiOneer.
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BY Robinson, Adams &; Co., ducts.

WE will offer at auction Friday the Doth inst
w at our warehouse, corner 9th and Main sta com
mencing at 10o'cock--
1900 packages manufactured tobacco
500 bales smoking tobacco
so bbls do do
AIsO,
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Shoes, &c.
Particulars in special notice.
no II ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co, Aucts.
WILL BE AIDED,
Black Italian Silk =
Black Ga French drab ct tay
Fancy cassimeres
Ga brown elotn
Ppplins, lawns
Bee chef cottons
"A WOODEN 1annels and tweeds
Shoe brushes
Ladies' shoes and broeans
cases superior CASTLE scap
Tooth brushes, fine combs
Oranges
Office chairs
Mattresses
Ingfain carpets. &c.
no 10 ROsINsO,I. ADAMS & co, Aucts
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An RIEn.

On "Wednesday evening. the lth inst, az we re-
aidence OF lhr brides ia.haF, hv the Rev N.Nii
Ter. Mr.. NATHANIEL +. WHISKY. OF hh''hh
cn.ntv "a MANY e daughter OF John Donnan,
Eso of the city oi Pctrfsbarg-
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1.-TWO Houses and Lots Tor safe at auction Will be
sold on the premises on Wednesday, 25tn Nov
az O'Clock n, one large frame tenement opposite
the gas works, in Rockets. now occupied BY Mrs
daberina The house has SIX rooms and the lot has
a front of about 10 feet.
the other house IS in the town OF Fulton, opposite
Mr. James Enroughtys near tho Williamsburg read
has three rooms, ari is at present occupied by Mi
Daniel POcklngton.
Terms made known at the gale.
no 10 j TAT1OK. Auct,
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By Ihos. ". hesse., AuaPr,
Office corper 18th and Cary streets


lOffice corWr 18th and Cary streets.l
CROCK Of Groceries, Confscticneriss, Show .,,.
~ HouSeh'h Furniture, aud Fey Of stors 4,
sale at auction.-Wiil he sold, on Thur-,sy n,o,n
ing. Nov 18th, commencing at 10 o'clocs. Al n,
store, On 9th street, between broad and Ms,sb,g
Key ana G. od will of the house
Stock Of groceries
Stock Of eontectioreties
Tobacco, window glass
Candy, ses!eB, me dicina, glass lars
suIgiesi Instruments
Furniture, consisting In part CT
T, Wardroba, bureau, VIA. rocking chair
Chairs. carpet. washstand, bedhtuaa
Bed and mattress, bedding
Table, clothins, cooking siovss
Cr"ekery ware glassware, dc
Two bills -four, sugar, salt, SPICES
show case, counter, &c sF
Ladies' and gentiemen's wearing appa,Se
Eo17 THOa " KEEsEE A,,,
"0USE and store for rent at auction -W1,t,
III rented On Thursday afternoon, 18th inst a.
O'Clock, the very desirable store and dwelling bol,
at the corner OF Main and lst SITS, containing rocu
basement, and wood shed in tho yard
u0lI TW kfFsFE Aset
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neefYAx Aty1Ff0f

q = = ~ ri
4nsspEcfAL N0ffeH~Ws i4Sfes ~ e.s
Attention 81 ,hs trade 10 cur ale tn oeyt e. y
n,snsIng promptly q 10 o'clock, 70 wht<a ~ "a
adisd
bsea pepper
do spice
ibis fresh oranges
eRses sariine3
80 bb.s superior cider vinegar
Besides ether desirable articles.
M 1s--lt TAHDY WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RICHMOND, Nov Is, 1853.
FDTTOR OF DISPATCH-Sir As q good deal of
my case in the Mayors Court, may ask you ss an
act Of justice to state, publish this note that
WAS tried ON the charge falsely preferred against me
in the Hastings Court and acquitted by the jury
may now add, more groundless and wanton charge
was never patched up against an innocent man.
no LITE VERCAMEN GERARD
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IA Property shall Fell a. aur,,,s .na Psrsss
Inssea, on Thu sday, Nov leth at 10 .,, 90 TIE ,,
81 acres 81 land, tying on the Inov RI 49,
Henrieo county. adjoining the estates 80 se '.ai
sell. desd, and Stephen Sweeney ECO. sho d
with a'l Of the pefsonai properly. en- en- -,
crops, stock, and furniture. ~ ''nsstsx
TSsAs--cssh, or o months credit. for ,
GEO d PLEAsIs,ssass
Sheriff Of Henrico county s,a1s
Administrator. with the w,i, -. ssa
W Nicholas Hobsor
Sale by IAs VI TAyIsa, Auet'r. nn EST
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By Dunlop, .Moncure G Co., As4ets.

By. Dunlop, :Mo''cure d Co., Auets.
A UCTION Sale of Desirable French and English
~ Goods, &c -On Tuesday, the 24th inst, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will Sell at our auction
store, by catalogue, a valuable assortment or Eng
lish and French goods, consisting in part Of
60 rieces superior Grsndrili alpacas
106 do 6 mohar lustres, assorted qualities
100 do patent satins, coiors
60 do chene lenOes
80 do fancy Ienoe stripes
so do silk checked ienoes -
l2S do white cambrics
GO do madden aud chintZ brilljants
Is do fine twiiled shifting fanneis
40 do white 9elecia flannel
60 dozen ladies' fine Gotten hose
10 pieces huckahack
81 do brown holland
1922 lbs blue and white brown thread, No rs to 80
$50 dozen ne plus ultra pins
100 packs do do Jet pins
so 900 Victoria aud Beard Co needles
200 great gross super bone and metal buttons
235 gross ivory, horn, pearl and gilt buttons
100 dozen metal buckles
LOT pieces gold braid
90 do gallons
40 dozen siaTs
364S pairs ladies' and gentlemehs shoes and elastic
boots, comprising large and very dasira-
bic assortment
$500 tooth brushes, assorted numbers
200 reams letter and fo0lscap paper
With many articles suited to the trade.
Catalogues and goods ready for inspection on Mon
no Is DUNLOP. MoNCURE Il 90, Aucts.
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JbE kkNf--A suit 81 three iurn.Ebed roGinF, " nh
front and rear entrance separate, and Kitchen aud
oat house accommodations Location western Eur
hurbs OF The city. Address sboy 500"
no lS--6it
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By Geo. ". Wills, Aucr,
mo. 6 18th street,

ny Ve"a " p"eS, [fhft =.
No. 6 18th street,
WILL s.ll at auction, at store, Gu THURSDAY, Il,
" vembsr leth, at 10 o'clock, large and is,ss
BE lot al
Household and kit hen furniture
Cooking snti parior sioycs
Groekary, glassware, &c
Ready made clothing, blankets, shoes, bsts h
Tobacco, Cigars, kails, ~
Watches, Jsweiry, and fancy goods
nois GFo " WILLIS, Aucl
Ey 7ardy u Hhim,s, A,tctioapers,
Conner 18th ami Cary sts.
ON fbnrsslay, 10th inst commencing at ~ o'sisS
~ we will sell at our store, corner 18Th aud Gag
sis, our usual httrRctiS variety Of Groceries 81
~ TARDY < WILLIAMS. Auets
~ MALI, tarm fr sale in Albemafie VIII be sI
4 on the premises, about three IN les from Gotham
Depot. ob Thursday, the 18th November, tJr ID
next fair day. n tract Of about $50 aorrs Of bIi
Ibia land lies th, slope of the Southwest h1rs
tain, and il of the finest qualify Of Albemsfie Sci
land Ii is well taken Ia grass, except about i
acres la timber, aud is all uhler good esc!.Sa.s )
better chance for q small farm rarely occurs 81
desirable neighborhood,
1ERMs-;asn or credit, at the option OF the pg
chaser. Address the siefsigned
WIN b AERiWETHER,
no o--9faWfis Gotham, AitsmarIs
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

Ey ihtiio,a, Hc7ses Il Wftsi9er, A4.efr
A DESIRABLE Residence In Manchester III I'D
IA Privstsiy.--We are authorized 10 cell The yaf
handsome aud finely located house, with tao AT 4
Of land and improvements, situated near the nl'
dsuce 81 Mr. Samuel u ALI iBsob. and us-b hsi
sight, overlooking the city Of kichmGDd The hpGs,
Etehen, stables, &c, have been built within the As
fey ears. The ground Is very fertile. 1hers sai
the place a fine well OF water II not sold boiofs
will be sold at auction on Friday, the Goth lHs
O'Clock PM
PUIILAM, HANES Il WEISI6ER
no 10--tdss Ancli0leefs
After the shove saie, We Will sell several hua'
dred cords 0ek Wool, cut and cordrd in ihs wcs 4,
about three miles from Mayos bridge, In lots
suit purchasers.
PULLIAM, HANES / WEIsi6ER,
NO f9--2t Aaet0bsers
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By Davenport q Co., Stock Aucfioneers,
fOMce corner Of Cary and 18th ats.

VIE shall sell at auction Friday, Nov GOTH com.
W inencing at II O'Clock NJ, az thu Office Ct thu
Old Dominion Insurance Company corner Cary and
18th sts, the following Bonds and stocks
$40 600 Richmond and Danvills 6 per cent
reg'd bonds
$500 Confederate per cent bonds
1890 Va g per cent coupon bonds
800 Va q per cent regd bonds
$3.50 Francs bin OF exchange ON Paris
90 shares Bank or t:0nw'h etock
60 do Bank OF Richmond stock
20 do Bank Of Virginia stock
100 do Old Dominion Ins Co stock
IL do Va and Tenn Co.'S stock
And such ether Bonds and Stocks n may be Of
fered befare the day Of eale.
no 18-at DAVENPORT co, Stock Aucas.
Also,
$4,000 Va coupon regiatered bonds, mostly
August datea
5000 fifteen million registered bonds
no1s DAvRNpoRT co. Aue.,u.
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- - =
ErSunN1rukE, TohAees, y!cnr, nsn4ecme Chr.
lain1. ~, for sase = snctlcn IN vleey. sns
98th M. With sell at ny store genera eSeost
ment of Furniture, comprising.
Hxtens0n tables
Dining md chamber tables
Cottage and other bedsteads
Mattresses, feather beds
blankets, he
Chairs, washstands, &c
| 20 bbs superior smoking tobacc0
ssver.l pairs Of handsome damask wiadov
An assortment OF stoves.
HANDSOME Furniture, Curtains, Carpets, Chande,
A liers Kitchen Furniture, &c, At auction II VIII
sell on Monday the 23d inst at 10 o'clock, 1t the re-
sitIeuce between 9Th aud 7th SITS, on Broad, north
side, two doors from scbsd's Hotel, comprising ~
part
Wardrobes
Marble top Bureaus and Tables
Tetetetes, Spring seat Chairs
Lounges, Book cases
Rocking Chairs, Tables
Window Curtains and Shades
Bedgteads Feather Beds
Mattresses and Bedding
Looking Gasses, Planning Box
Glassware and Crockery
Gas Chandeliers aud other Fixtures
Splendid Parior sud Cooking Stoves
Also,
An assortment OF Kitchen Furniture
Some fine Iaies' Clothing
nol9 ES PLEAsANTS, Auct.
r ARHE Stock Of Fancy Toilet Soaps for sale at
u aueticp-A the request Of Mr. 0Arein. will
sell at his store on Broad street, between 9th and
7th north se) at 10 o'clock, on Tuesday, the 2ath
inst all Of his large stock Of Fancy soaps consist
'ipg cf the following manufactures:
Rose soap, toilet
Almond soap, toilet
White Wisdsor
$50 Brown do
Winter Green
saesafras family soap
Almond do do
Milleiur do do
Laundry do do
Besides many others, oil Of prime quality,
The above forms very attr active Invitation to
BUYERS as the manufacturers celebrity Is 30 yell
established aud the variety is so extensive.
II 8 PLEASANTS, Auct.
tN-The following papers please copy three times
and send bills: Columbia Is CT Guardian, Raleigh
IN c. Standard, Petersburg Express nolS
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n, OR rent--A furnished room silt be rented to
4! two gentlemen, To "A gentleman and wits,
without children also, a basement ROOM uuiUr-
Eshed, with Use 81 Kitchen. JAS PHILLIPS,
Clay st, 9Th house above Brock Avenue.
nO11-3tt