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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

DRICK SroRgsnd Dwelling. House in Rockets,
u for sale at auction will be sold on Wednee
day next, nth inst, at o'clock n, On the prem
r Cavedo, In Rockets, corner Of Main and Um sts,
near the store Of r HaskiDs, Esq. The house con.
taina I'VE rooms beeides the Store. There are two
lots fronting - feet inches on Main st. and running
back lot No % feet inches and lot No g. @ feet
inches Il 10 very desirable stand for business,
and persons In want would do we'll TO attend the
sale
After the sale Of the property the store fixtures
will be sold. JAS d TAYLOR,
NOS AuCtion0eP
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IL Trseps Mustered In BY the Yankees.
We republished yesterday An extract from
N exchange paper in which it was stated
that tho Yankees had sent to the field ], 970,-
rs volunteers, of which !, 06S, 900 were three
years. men. This enormous levy comprises
about oneeightsenth part Of their whole
population, and they are now called upon to
furnish soo,ooo moro There probably never
Was IN army Of the Same size that accom-
plished 20 little in 90 great space of time
Thar talk was to conquer . country con-
tanning about 100000 Of Inhabitants, Of
which 100000 were slaves, and not capa-
bic Of being used a. soldiers. Nay, they
hsys actually themselves levied, and are at
this moment lsvying, large bodies Of troops
from that portion Of the population. They
have durngthe whole war posseased unlim-
tied resources IN money and material. They
hsye enjoyed absolute dominion Of the sea.
They possess over ~ superiority Of re-
sources suchas ought 70 hase enabled them
70 conquer q, even though they had not
ben oneAaN our number. Had the Con-
1sdssasss possessed their Aeet, their power
q manuhcturine and importing cannon and
auAN axuns, their commerce, and their
monsy, thsy would have been In New York
lone 20. Never wers such enormous re-
ao1rco nd to 20 poor . purpose. The
ssarit e he con6oderacy b unbroken-the
halancs q viatosy has been greatly on their
aiAe tAsir ensny never has gained any ad.
vantage Over them except by means of his
aest tA19 have beaten him In every pitched
bat&ae bat ons, md that was drawn battle;
they ne this day stronger, more united,
mare conAdsnt and in every respect moro
formidable than they were three years ago.
But how y It with the Yankees! Cover
nor Seymour says that the great State OF
New York did mot furnish 5000 men to-
wards the filing mp Of the late draft for
anNoo! Only one conscript out Of nineteen
could be obtained. In order to get the
aooy0oO proposed BY Lincoln for the next
drsh he win be compelled, according to the
New York World, to call ont i've million
aegea hundred men; and where is he to find
thsmi Tho truth. no doubt, IL, and we hear
Il confirmed By every person who has lately
boen to the North, the Yankees are in o
slnts u fAs greater exhaustion than we are,
and LiAcoln u It his wits end to get re-
cs1ttA
Il b not well, however, to depend on the
weakness of onr adversary. He Is not 80
strong - he ~ been. or a. he wishes to be;
still hsis strong enough to require all the
sxsatione ve can make to defeat him.
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By Williamson d Co., .Auct&,
No. 199 Main street,
TXTENgIv1 sale Al auction Of
~ Tools,
1toves,

gmuiture,
Tobacco, no.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, commencing ut 10
O'clock N, We will sell, at the request Of Mr. "a
Beivn, at the store lately occupied ~ Geo starres
10 Belvin's Row, Governor ct, barge assortment o.
Stoves, Fire Brick, Furniture, Tobacco, DC. We
would enumerate as fllows:
number Of CfRce, parlor, and cooking stoves,
(entirely new,) Of various sizes
Furnaces and dxtures
Alarge quantity Of stove castings
|. A large quantity OF Fire Brick
Manufactured Tobacco
Mahogany Jenny Lind, French, and other bed
steads
Marble top cabinets
Earbio-tOp washstands
] mahogany piano
mahogany plush parlor quite
Mahogany hair-c'oth, rush-seat and other
Mahogany centre tables
Hair and shuck mattresses. feather beds
Mahogany dining and other tables
Mirrors, crockcry. glassware
! magnificent extension table
Marble top sideboards
Bureaus, bookcases
Fine Brussels and other carpets
htfaA lounges, &c.
ALSO.
Al the Tools, Fixtures. &C. necessary for carrying
On the Plumbing, 0ss Fitting, and Tin business.
II mot nniabsd on Wednesday, the sale win b con
"a
noo Auetinnesrs.
IT 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock 4, Ne
viii sell, 1t the Ieddence Of Mr. = Lsmkul on
Broad strsst between 2sd aad 34tb, his Household
and Kitchen Furniture. consisting of the following
and other articles;
Cabinets, wardrobes
WaShotands, sofas
Bsdsteads, hair and shuek mattresses
Blankets, sheets quilts
Feather beds, &c
Hsircloth and ether chairs
Brussels caEpes, 40yards
10 yards oil-cl0th
Large Lot Of csockery and glassware
nrSt-Iats oookiDg-etoys and utensils.
bbls nour
Lot6f lard
Lot Of tallow
Lot OF wax.
1arstsats mileb cows
Hsas, chickens, %:
EURHIuRE, Pia2os, Csocksry, 10, d aactl6a.--
On Tuesday,, 10Th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock
\, We viii sali At our saesrooms No l02 Main q,
miscellaneous assortment Of Furniture Pianos Crook
cry, &c, consisting Il the following and other axtts
fanny Lind and other bedsteads
Cabinets, washstands, 10
Mattresses, beds, sheets, lie
Payior, cane and other chairs
Tables, desl ., TRUNKS
Crockery and glassware
moo WILLIAMSON d co, Aaess.
KEY, Good VIII and Fixtures Of the "Governor
III Saloon" q nctton.-On Monday. The en- inst,
oDmreocing 1t - o'clock y, we VIII sell the Key,
Good WIN and Fixtures q the Governor saloon, On
Governor st, uext door 70 the Wing once. Among
tbs Articles wili be foand
A 6De bar counter
oyster counter
Hsr tumblse1, deAnteg0
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HnnN g.H.AhIAN7UN.

e. s
CsARxzeroa, Nov. 1.-THE enemy waa
quiet sll night-not single run was Ared.
rhs firing wns renewed this moFning = h.
tcrvxls Of : half TO three-quarten d. IN
hour. Another monitor came up. General
HsanrsgArd Waited Fort Sumter last night
(sncoMD DlsPArcM
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE enemys nre
to-day has been nom two monltoss and oss'
teFy Gregg ct intervals Of aboat niseon
minutes. The Ore Of Gregg hAa bsen prin.
cipally directed against the southwest aneie
md that Of the monitors against the eastern
part Of the fort. Tho falling debris now
serves to aid In strengthening the FORT
From sunset Thursday to sunset Friday $50
shots were fred, Of which 100 missed. the
casualties to-day were two killed, ten sngnt'
" and two severely wounded, al Of the s'tn
Georgia.
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By 6od1jiW 4 AppSVooN.

vYALUARIn FARM o. the Brook Turnpike, one
v mile from Richmond, for rsut st aucsiop.-As
the request Of the GUARDIAN shall rent u aucsioa
on the premises, (for one year rom Tho ls January
next) Saturday next, the tn November, 1853, q
~ o'clock n The valuable Farm los,aisd ~ above,
laie tho rssdencs OF Mr. John Darraeott, decd, and
now occupied, - tenant, by hr Henry Maigne.-
lent dwelling and every other building for the
0f . large family. 1mHs-As nle.
no8 0ODDM APPEn1ON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

Il H. We9, AsscsioaGeT,
(Wilninseoa, n o.
WILMINGTON Auction ealss.-0c1AvIuB %
W HEN viii sell, on Tuesday, loth Novsosse
next, ct ths Rock Spring warehouse, ~ Wuntag'
pors.a into Il. d, is ss.ss.ss ~ Sss, "a
nsugs, ssIsetsd b nsssss a Collie O. Aassass
tar.
WooGR 0oaoo
IL bales mixed uelt0no
do vhits, ~. a1d seaz,se aaDnel
do rrsne6 reDp cloth
d do cloth ssDe
10 Do fslt hats
do blue twfl's
do hney coating
do mohaiS lust1ss
4 do ANGOLA shisn
q Gases a. and - supesio. hnU Dsiae
81 Do sl.ineh ans cnsls.s
do white ground fbulasds
Is do French nmbHio
2 do Whit shocked lso1ae
81 do loineh pillow. ease sot1en
1bs do % inch white sAirtisg
Il es:.. sss ss!s: Ts'l.y+.a. x.AAss. x.Ans
Ae, hdkfs
"a do ClaYks's spool cotton
IL do cotton and nsrino hsse and half hoo
uuu aooDa
"A Do superior liasa thIsaA. assssssa
8 do 1nglbh Ghse thysad
I do linen eAm6s3e k0k0
AA00uo All 1oDa
lOA balso - ard 4AipAh das1ee Fooo
% 70 166 bundlss) nanalls yepe
DooTut oDokD AuD InA90xa.
% eases boots and shoeo
Q DO superior wa1sa ealtskln
FRA AND vuoDaANaaa
IA halfehssts -
100 cosss oompsssssd vs0seAAls0
euuDAxnA
Z Do eo4tpa esrdA With tasks a1d fasss
10 do wcnsn's aaA eAildsm's sxyassiso
eAiStD
do slIk ties
20 DO and casks hles and rasps
I Do hlaek bons battons
do plsying sseds
1 do 0ne dseagin9 combs
DO stesl psns
10 aaurlsd stAtiocsyy
- 20 epo9n candles
1hs sboys goods VIA BE- rssAy ~ inspsslles -
easusday, TIE It'll and AonAAy The Oh, q Ne!en'
Der. Terms each. % ol-edes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

TRUSTEES sale Of Desirable Builling Lots in Sid.
i ney for sale ct auction Will be sold on Thurs
day. tie 18th day Of November, On the premises, q
O'Clock NJ desirable building lots In the town Of
Sidney, fronting Cherry and Culvert sts, each hav
ing front Of 80 feet and running back $50 feet 70 IN
alley.
These lots are considered to be very desirable for
private residences
Terms liberal, and made known on the day q ssle
nos JAS TAYLOR, Auot.
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BN Richard Cnu&hor,s, Auctr.

nN Monday, the 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock. ct my
I store. viii sell at auction, in ths way Of gro
ceriee, bacon, soap, butter, lard, vinegar candles
FURNITURE lin the way OF furniture will b
sold chairs bureaus, feather beds, beddings two
very large dining tables bcdstead-, mating, wash.
stand. one chi'd's gig, one fine sofa, two cooking
stoves, and various other articles.
NOT CAUTHORN, Auoe'r.
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VIE Valuable aosel properly - Chester on the
from Richmond, for sale; also, valuable tract Of
500 acres Of land adjoining thereto and fronting
the Clover Hill Railroad We cer for sale the valu-
BY Mr. Edward Hewlett under = lease 70 empire lss
January, 1867. The hotel has hne run Of custom,
contains ten rooms; also, two cottages With four
rosms each, kitchen, ioehouse dairy, ten-p:n alley,
and large stable, and has attached % II three acr
Il hud A|so, valuable tract Of land, quite near
10 tho hotel, fronting on the Clever Hin railroad
about 100 acres open had, In ms heart about so
acres In original growth of oak and pine, and 100
acres m secondary pines II b supposed that u 900
% % 900 railroad ellis can be cut ftom the land,
which readily command - Zach heaiAas, thsre =
coed parcel Of pine wood and some nne pine timber
For terms, %, apply y .,
no go GO0DN APPGk6ON
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FR0x THE RAPPAHANNocK.

GoRDoNsvILLE. Nov. Give Yankee
privates and one sergeant, captured foraging
at Warrenton, were brought here to-day
They report considerable activity in their
army, and say there are no indications of
going into winter quarters
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE

MnLEDcEvILLE, Nov. 5.-The General
Assembly convened to-day. On the 9th bal
lot Gen. A. r. Wright was elected President
of the Senate. and Capt. L. H. KEENAN,, Clerk
In the House, Thomas Hardeman was elected
Speaker, and L. Carripgton, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

By Kent, PUNE q Co., Aact'ra
nRY GOODS at auction. On Wednesday, 18th
Nov, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell At
our warehouse variety of choice and desirable
DRY GOODS,
comprising many scarce lnt ssasonable goods now in
great demand.
Particulars hereafter.
nos KENT, PAINE l. CO, Aucts.
By HM, Dieksasos, q Co., Aud'rs
VALUABLE Dining Room Servant for sals-Ws
v will sell, at our auction room, on Monday,
the 9th inst, one valuai 10 Msis n ming Room Ser.
want. HILL, DICKlN6oN 20,
NO 6-3t Auctioueers.
VERY likely Free Negro At auction In pur.
n suance Of an order Of the Hustings Court a
the city Of Richmond I viii sell on Monday, the OH
day Of November, 1868, Chat being Court day) IN
front Of the City Hall, At ION O'Clock 4 y, to the
highest bidder. for cash, very Likely free negro
man, named s. ivarus T Brown, convicted Of grand
larceny by said Court and ordered to be sold into alb
solute slavery.
Also, at the same time and place, IN elderly man,
named John, committed as q runaway, and ordered
TO be sold as such. THOS DUDLEY,
no 5-4t 6ere't City 81 Richmond.
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~ TAKE CARS OF YOUR PEEr, ifyou value
~ health and comfort. The slightest pain
In that quarter Is an impedimsnt Of one Of the
greatest substaE tai Injuries, loconotion Strangers
and others outlei with Corns, Bunions, deformi-
ties Of Ea;l., &c. shouli bear in mind that Dr.
SCHULTZ the ekillful C; iropodist can instantane-
ously and without pain relieve them NO lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

NOR THE ARMY.-FRANCIS LARARRE, No Z
Wan street, between Main and Franklin, manu-
facturcr Of the BATTLE FLAG RADGB and Military Or
paments, viz:
Gold, silver, and gilt Stars, for the staff
Silver Castles for the engineer corps
Badges for the signal corps
Gross Cannons
And git anchors for the Navy
Brass Steel and silver plated Spurs and Bits, Of
the newest patterns, Of my own make.
Badges Of any design, for companies or regiments,
made to order with promptness.
Gold and Silver Plating done to order.
Orders addressed to F iAHARRE, Post Office Box
94s, Richmond, Va, wild be punctuaily attended 10
oc 2l-eodott
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COMMISSIONERS Sale OF Household and Kitchen
~ Furniture will 10 sold on Monday, the Oh a
November, q IL O'Clock, n front Of the City Hall,
lot Of Household md Kitchen Furniture, consisting
d one sofs enc mahogany table, DIX pa5les chAiE6,
ono candle stand, one clock, two candjsabras, oue
mahogany table, and numerous otbcr articles.
Also, Piano, said TO be superior ipstrunsnt.
JOHN YOUNG,
Comm'r In case Of Green " DigeloW.
Sale conducted BY JAs a TAYLOR, Auct'r
NO At
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VTNWENIY Dollars Reward.-Strayed, on Wednes.
day last, white Cow, with red cars, nose, and
feet her right fore leg sprung. and whip marks on
her sides; red spots on her hips. A reward of SO
will be paid for her delivery on Church Hill to Mr.
WILSON on Franklin, between 18th and 9th SITS, CT
at No 81 Main street. H ELAOkE.
NO t-3tt
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VALUABLE Private Residence on Leigh street
" for sale at suction win be sCld on Tuesday
the 10th November, on the premises, at Ak O'Clock
N, the large brick dwelling At the corner Of Leigh
and Adams sts, and at present occupied BY Mr. Nc
Keever, and formerly by the late John II HiIyiard,
decd. The house has IL rooms. kitchen, smoke.
house, wood house, carriage house. and stable, the
yard well set In choice fruit trees and grapes with
we'll Of ne water in the yard and also supplied with
city water and gas through the house. The lot
fronts 81 feet Leigh ct and runs back 100 feet all
In good order. Persons wishing 70 secure large
dwelling with . large lot attached, with al the
usual buildings, would do well 70 attend the sale
Immediate Possession can be had.
TRRxs-Nade known on the day Of sale
MD JAQ II TAYLOR AucA'r
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e -
- ~ ~. 1870 -.
- a 80 s. a. a - ANoOSw
XII umU16 - = S.sr.s.s .-.'as
" tt RI RI q =. N
& - ~ - 60 -,
4000S - - e. -
-
80 ssSSIS
1874
~ 4 9.sS
=. -. seA's 'ss.aA 1AH WHl1ono.
Aaoo6ooooa
go n.a.eSs1S ~. ~.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'Ss sale Of Horses and Mules
"A Will he sold ON Monday, the 9th \ November,
In 2font Of the City Hall, at IL o'clock NJ, two
Horses and Harness, with light Spring Wagon, and
two flne Mules. JAS TAYLOR,
ns2 Admir- Of George D Shell, deceased.
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HNE Hundred Dollars Reward.-Stolen from l.
~ II D3nce's shop, on the Westham Plankroad,
Iuesday night, three Wagon Springs from under
Warwick bagksdsls'. wagon. The two hind springs
contained Ave leaves, inch and tnreequarters WIFE
The front spring contained six leaves, the same
width will pay $50 for the return Of the springs,
aid $50 additional for the conviction of the thiex
who stole them. JOSEPH Fl YOUNG.
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OST-On tho evening Of the Sd OF November,
either on Franklin, 18th, or Broad streets,
Ring, with Ave or six garnet SETS for which liberal
reward will be paid by leaving it at this office
no 6-2i*
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rr~HE NATURAL BRIDGE PROPERTY AT
! PUBLIC AUCTlON.-The subscribers will
offer for sale, at auction, ON Thursday, the 26th
day of November, that valuable and widely known
property, the NATURAL BRIDGE, attached to
which are from $50 to IT'S acres Of land, with
large and commodious Hotel, within d few mo
ments' walk of the Bridge, deservedly considered
one of the best Tavern stands In Western Virgin
in. OF the Ridge itself, its magnificent scenery
and grand natural beauties, 1t is unnecessary 10
speak. They have been the theme Of the poet and
the historian, and the object of wondering admtra
ton to the tourist Of every cline for more than
century.
AT the same time, We will sell all the Furniture
of the Hotel, consisting of everything to be found
in first class, well furnished hotel, together with
all the apparatus for large Kitchen es}ablshment
Also, 30 or 40 head Of hogs, 8 or 10 fne milch
Cows, several head of fat Cattle, several Horses,
a Hack and Harness, Wagon, and all the necessary
farming implements on the place.
A. permanent investment this property o6ers
many Inducements to capitalists, being secure
from Invasion, and at all times afOFding good
per ceniage on the amount invested. Their atten-
ton is particularly invited TO the sale to take place
on the day above named.
no 7-tdss G. II. ANDERSON i CO.
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By Thomas " Keesas, Awcttoneer,
iCf1ce cor 18th and Cary sta.

g Took Of Groceries. &c, for sale at auction ~
= will sell on Monday morning, November 9th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the store of Mr. W
Lumpkin, at the corner Of Let and Main streets, all
Of his stock Of Groceries, DC.
NEG THOs W KEESEE, Auct'r.
Will be added 10 the above sale
Platform arc CO untor scales
Store fixtures, beeswsx, &c.
ALSO,
l very hne sofa
2wardrobes. tables, chairs
Kitchen Furniture, Ac
not THOS W KEE4kE, Auct.
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PROFESSIONAL EARD&

s-Ss- DR. CHARLES MACGILL, formerly Of RaGers
81 town, Md, olers his professional services -
the citizens Of this place and vicinity. Office on <tn
street, between Grace and Broad. Oc 6-eodlIf
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81 HUMPHREY MARSBALL,
S~$ ATTORNEY ATLAH,
viii attend to causes before the Cou,ts In Rich
mond and for Henrico county, and will take business
requiring attention before the bureaux of the Context
erate States Oc l6-eOdiHs
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UOTTAoD Residence, with AaM On aefs 81
" 0reund h ~ town Of sldnsy, o nala asest,
tjen-ImnedlatGly altsr the abovs sale - 1sD
eutse's. q u reqaeot u Mr. 4 Arlstrooe ! wlll
ssll. On IL pre1issA III dse1yxble soeta0s ROD
denee Ioeaas1 g abovs- fhs Aouso Aas four roens
and kitehea. esafly Asw, and Ill - ee6d esdes.
TERMS Cash. Jas II TAYLOR,
NO T-et Auct3o0oeg.
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ID POWERS, Druggist corner Of Main ard
h, 18th sts, has on hand . very large and we'll
iectsd stock Of Drugs Medicines, AID Dye 6tuAs,
consisting.i IN part Of
40 barrels Of dne English Correras
10GO pounds Extract Of Logwood
1000 de- Alum
so DO Madras Indigo
5000 do EPSON Salts
100 ounces Quinine
500 do pure Crit OIL
68pounds SulphuSic Ether
50 do Blue Ma0
Is do Comp Ext colocynth
Fine'0rsen and Black Tees
Pepper, Naos, Aispics, and Nutmegs
with the usual asssrtneut Of Toilet Articles
soaps, Tooth Brushes, &e. oc 26-eod3t
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.-Stoen from me On
IVU the night Of the oath OF October, Iatent
Gold Lever Watch, with gold chain and seals. l
will give the above reward if the watch is delivered
TO me or to B H Dibrell, on shockoe sitp, aud no
questions asked. HENRY TUWEATT.
no 6--2ts
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lI1 10

q. ~ an ~. q 10 ressdea0s II nh GreneoAshes
rcsn o-,rssua. TfloMAo nAnR0N. eGed cous yeess
~ tSroo nsos,1, m Il Robert I'D A'isassn po-
Tns friSnAs a hi fhahse, and thoee ~ ssa.a
IN eveciue g 0eicck, ffom tAe LAcanre k0om o.
0he Trss Pfsehytssiaa Church, or nooseS
r. hocu,,aI q Cstsysbssg, p, a 21d July, leos .
vounds rsoslvsd ID bsttIe . Shet pnce q ~ "a
oh "a rerst. ArmhleaA's brigade, PicketsS divi-
sion.
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~ RELIGIOUS Notice.-There will be preach
~ Ing in the Methodist Protestant Church tSea-
mans Bethe) on Sunday nexs at IL O'clock.
The Sunday School will be organized at Q O'clock
Parents and children are invited to attend. AL the
members Il the Church in tue city are expected 10
be present. (nO It'll CoNMITTsE.
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS PA CKAGE LIST.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
Nov Z 1893

T\HE following persons have packages in
i this Office, unclaimed, to date. Those
calling for them must produce shipping receipts
other evidence Of their authority to receipt for them
Persons calling fol tho following packages will please