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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

RAsk or MAJOR GESERALs.-Thc prevalent
notion touching the rank OF Ma or Generals In
the Tennessee army Is crron eous. Maj. Gen.
Grant is the senior officer In command. taking
rank from date of 18th of February, 1862 Maj.
Gen. Burnside Is next in rank, his commission
dating March IS, 1852; Maj. Gen. Rooecrans Is
next, taking rank from commission dated
March 81, 1852; Maj. Gen. q. II. Thomas com
mission is dated April rs, 1862; Maj. Gen.
Hooker's, May 3, 1862, and Maj. Gen. shcr-
mans, We think, in November, 1852. 1t is
evident, therefore, that Hooker's or sherman's
rank were not elements which affected Gen.
ROsecrnus,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

strDENTs oR HARVARD CoLLEGE.-Thcre are
at this time eight hundred and twenty-onc
students at Cambridge, of whom 1--WE hundred
are from Massachusetts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
NOTICE,

This rAPER ID now FURNISHED By CAR
RiERs TO sUBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
H. GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS Pen
MONTH,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
GENERAL HEINTzELMAN's HEALTH
lMPROvING,

Maj. Gen. Heintzelman was down in the city
To-Day, for the second time since his illness.
He is rapidly recovering, and will probably
report for duty in few days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
DIED.,

In Montgomery county, Maryland, on the 25th
Instant, OF diptheris, Lillian IDA, only daughter
ofJohn L. md 1. Ahse Lewis, In the 7th year oi
her age. hHl. T. r'.,N,.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

The Paris correspondents Of the London
Journals have much to say about Macmillan
ana the Mexican crown. For the hundreth
time, 1t Is repeated that there la no doubt Of his
acceptance Of the crown. The expectation Ia
hat he will be able tos't ont rr Vera Cruz in
fdIuary next,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

The gambling establishments in Richmond
ar" selling out, ;" md their furniture seems to
bc IN large dcmoud among the " ldGLiouablcs.p -
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

ELMIRA, y. Y, Oct. 2'.-The Russian OIL
GERS arrived here at O'Clock this afternoon by
u special train from Buffalo, highly pleased
with their trip thus far. They are comfortably
quartered at the Brainerd House for The night,
and will reach New York at G p. m. tomorrow.
Great credit is due to the management Of the
Erie Railway for the very effective arrange
ments made by them to conducc TO the pleas .
ure of their guests,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Prize Fight.

A" mill " between Con Fitzgerald and Ned
Wilson came oil ON Rccdy Island, sixty miles
below Philadelphia yesterday for one thousand
dollars u side. Seven rounds were fought
in sixteen minutes, at The end of which
time Wilson was so severely handled by his op-
poncnt that his seconds withdrew him, and the
battle was awarded to Fitzgerald. Tho fight
is said TO have been "short, sharp and deci-
sivc." A large portion OF the party were ar
rested and imprisoned in Fort Delaware for
destroying Government property at Fort Penn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
The Russian Omeers and Their Visits TO
Washington and Phiiade lphIa.

Admiral Lisovski has transmitted the follow
ing letter 10 Mayor Henry, Of Philadclphia:
The Honorable Mayor Of fPhpadeiphiG:
SIR: On behalf OF myself and the officers un-
der nv command beg to express to you the
feelings of deep gratitude and high regard with
which we have received the invitation of your
Select aud Common Councils to visit your city.
Your offers of hospitality have been most
highly appreciated, and after shall have full
filled my duty of a complimentary visit to the
Chief of your nation, the President of the Uni
ted States, it will certainly be most gratifying
t, call at different seaports whose citizens have
honored us with their Invitations.
l am, sir, with highest respect, your most
obedient servant, 8. LIsovsKI,
Rear Admiral Imperial Russian Navy.
Fid1ship Alexander NeVhi, Oct. 20, 1868.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, PsSssfLyANIANs - Pennsylya 4
niAns now In the city are requested to sttendrs
.aeetins ofthe Ponnsy ivania soldiers Relief Asso.
cAlion, at The PENNEY lyania State Agency, No. SST
Eleventh street, betwesn aud VI at ~ o'clock
this (WEDNEslAY) EVENING, as business OF
Importance will be considered In connection with
the receet arrest and imprisonment Of one Of its
as ocas-n: chairman Exscntive COMMITTEES.
Iowa AssoCIATIoS.--T The regular monthly
meeting oil tho Iowa Association VIII be held At
event o%.ns Sa A. ths sy
arc requested to be present. A discussion touch.
ing the sixth Auditors office s on the tapis. 1t is
S ssas mssns n
osossioS VIM Ss s aiseu.ssa Z, III. neeias Seashs:
PUBIIc scuooLs.-Thcre are a few vacant
seats in the Male and Female Grammar schools,
Tickets Of admission can be obtsised BY an an @ esfiy
application to either Of the uPdsGrsisnsd Iy.s
''' new .0'A 'V' 0et I'm T. a5Rsahs a1d siih I''
sss s sr . street opposite CITY Hall.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URrs-
Any AND SEXUAL sYsrEm.-New and reliable
CiATIoN-ssnt III sealed letter envelopes, tree Of
NT'' oh. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN
C., Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR.-Th'
quickest and safest route to the Northwest AM
sunday. soldiers tiekets At Goternmsnt rates 10
For Tickets and further iniormston apply at the o.
noe ofthe "Great PennsylvAnia Route" northeast
sornsr asnn,yly.nia .yssae s% sna ssa ra sfeS' an
.. N, ION snndsysan %p. n. =, - ,..r,,
sugs Agea,.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

Two saloon-kecpers at Cincinnati, Ohio, sold
liquor on election day, and had to pay $50 Gno
and be "sent up" for 20 days. No wonder
vallandighan didn't get more votes II the
whskcy shops were closed
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

NoricE.-subscribers falling TO receive the
REPUBLICAN regularly will please notify this Office
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Naval Orders.

The following naval orders were issued To-
day:
Capt. John s. Chauncey, detached from ord.
nance duty and awaiting orders.
Lieut.. Com. Walter W. Queen, detached
from command Of the Florida and awaiting
orders.
Assistant Surgeon Walter b. Dick, detached
from the Pensacola and ordered to return
North.
Assistant Surgeon James S. Knight, detached
from the West Gulf Blockading Squadron and
ordered North.
Assistant Surgeon VIM. II. Jones, detached
TO the Pensacola.
Assistant SurgeonN. Whitney, detached from
the Navy Hospital at Chelsea, Mass, and Or
dcrcd TO the West Gulf Dlockading Squadron.
Assistant Surgeon J. VI. Flint. detached from
the Chocura, and awaiting orders.
Assistant Paymastcr II. NJ. Hanna's orders
to the Proteus revoked, and awaiting orders.
. Third Assistant Engineers G. w. Geddes and
G. c. Cook, detached from the Mendoza and
ordered to the Pequot. = o...
Third Assistant Engineer David Jones, de-
tached, sick, from the Sansamon and awaiting
orders.
Third Assistant Engineer George G. Greland,
detached from the Pocahontas and ordered to
the Itasca. ..
Gunner VIM. Burneice, detached from the
Sacramento and ordered 10 the Naval Magazine
at Fort Miiilin.
Gunner Elijah Haskell detached from the
Naval Magazine, Fort Miiiiiu, and awaiting
orders. gt.
Gunner Andrew Wilson, ordered to the Sac
rdncntu.
PASSED EAAMINATIoS.
Assistant Surgeons j. J. Clebornc, Job Cor
bin, John G. Spcer, Chas. II. Burbank, Henry
{. Nelson, Somerset Robertson and John p.
Quinn, have passed an examination and arc
promoted to the grade OF passed assistant sur
geons in the navy. .".-.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Charles II. Bur-
bank, ordered 10 the naval hospital at Chelsea,
Massachusetts.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Somerset Robin
son, ordered to the navy yard at New York.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John p. Qdinn, Or
dered TO the naval hospital at Norfolk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Aatisnal gspablitaa.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2s, 1853

ss- The OAes ef the National Republic
San 10 at B11 NlnsA street, between Penn
y,vsnia avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

The HAYB COURT-MARTIAL--Twow Witnesses
were examined BY this court IN the oase Of Capt.
Davis, of the conyaiescent Camp. Tho examina.
tion was brief, and the court adjourned for the
purpose Of securing the attendance of other wit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

TIE IAuGrR CoURT-MABrIAL.-Tho evidence
III the case Of wm. 7. smithson hns been closed.
The case will be argued by Mr.. Dsvidge on satur-
day, to which time the osse hasibeen postponed.
The court this unorniog commented the trial Of
John X. sietlcr, civilian OF rhllsde phia, charged
with wilful neglect OF duty and an attempt to de-
fraud the Cove ernment In a contract for coffee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

sEIzED wifH Afir.-A man by the name Of
Edward Lawn, from Baltimore, had an apoplsc'ic
1T on the National Race Course. He was taken
into a saloen by Sergeant 'Batkley, and cared for
till he was able to 60 to his carriage.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT A CITIZEN. John
Grimley, a cav alrymsn, was arrested at the Navy
Yard yesterday, by Officer Heating Grimley was
quite drunk ssnd tried to shoot = citizen. When
the onncer went to arrest him he attempted 10
shoot him, bdt~ bystander Knocked che pistol to
one side, and the bail paused of without dong any
damage. Justice Gull sent g. to the Gpardhouss
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

RECRUITING FOR THE DisrRICT.--In compl.
with General Order No. 90, Capt Scheetz, PRO.
vost Marshal of the District, has been placed IN
charge Of recruiting for the District OF Columbia,
under the recent call Of the President. Four re-
cruiting Offices will be established in the Dis.
tret-one In Georgetown, one in the First
ward, and two in the central portion Of the
city, Capt. schcetz will place each Of these
Offices in charge Of a person with the authority OF
= recruiting officer, but who will not hold any
commission In the army. In a few days all the ar.
rangements will be made and great inducements
will be offered to volunteers through the public
press.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

DEATHS OF SOLDIERS following deaths
have been reported at the office OF Capt. Hart1
since our last report: .' ~ ~ .u
Daniel J. McVean, sth N. Y cav; Benz. Russell
isth Masai James Casler, 10th N. Y. art; Geo. W
Berg, lS5th N. Y; John Lirsy, esth Pa; Benz
Rouig, 9Th Mich; Henry Ysrnold, 4th Y. .. art.
H. $. Warren, 18th Maine; Apollos Moore, iath N
Y. cav; Aaron p. Benson, 18th Pa. cav. .O.. D.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Fisher. John Wat
son and John Rominy, charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill plead guilty of the
Sault and battery, but not Of the intent to kill.
Thomas Black, indicted on the charge Of grand
larceny, was committed and sentenced to suffer
labor and imprisonment for one year in the Albany
pcnitentisry. A noie pros. entered in the case
Thomas Black, indicted on a second charge Of
grani larceny. Na
Daniel Donaldson and Randall Tolson, indicted
on charge Of assault and battery, were convicted
and sentenced to pay fine Of s5 each.
J. L. Clark, alias W. G. Clark, charged with
grand larceny, was found guilty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

PUsSACIoUs BLAoKsMITH.--Henry Keller, a
blacksmith, and Henry Patoner, the scavenger oi
the Fourth ward, were arrested yesterday, on
North Capitol street, by oicers Bell and Bosse, Of
the county, for displaying their combative quail.
ties. Keller was shoeing horse when the soav.
enser went up to him. They soon got into a scufe.
The blacksmith beat Patoner upon the head with
Ahorseshoc, or, as Pstoner said, "tried to ht the
shoe upon hisihead instead OF the horses hoof."
They were each fined % by Justice Thompson.
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& So ] E9ansrs Atsa'f..


tTsess Isefl huiIdfng fsos assar ss<sas.
r Anss oUlLav1igs % vALUAEL1 yuR,
lyIruRx At AuOT10N --Cn THURSDAY
sexs, tss l2th Instant, q tbs waesvOcns sf }. !
H!nsofd, s0Fner 0f Governor AID RrAnhHn 81. I'd
n15r Snmmsns;ug at 10 o'eleck. viii be selA n ith.
on. reserve. lHgs and valuable eealsction o. Far
ni'crs,. eslonsinE 70 parties in xrsdsaoksbas9,
eousistfag In part or
"..nas and Mahogany w. e a.sa -,
Elegant Wslaut Cabinets marble top,
Ws.nat Dsdss<sd4, Tablss.
CsEs-ss&t. ARA, and PafSr Qhalfs
Mahogany Sofas.
Hsir and Hhuak Mattresses,
Ye.tEee Eeda,
rsyss5y Carpets, Mating,
Rrgs, D.ugSst, etc
Also
4 isrss lot OF winsox Class assorted sizes,
some Of which is very large
large Platform Scale.
TER Ms-Cssh.
MAEUfAOrDRID TOBACCO, SMoxISa
TivN -cn w sDNHRDA morniug rext, tbs llth
Inst a. my Wasehe uss. On Governor Atrsst, com
mcrnipg ct 10 o'clock, will be rod about
LOCO boxes ard ceddi V Manufactured Tobacco,
raner frcr1 common 70 dne grades Q pcT.
ton Of which Old prime North Carolina.
-kLSo,-
so eases old "KIiikiniek' Ems kine Tobacco, IN
whole and half csscs; -,t
so hhlS smoking Tobacco, assoi ted qualities;
20 cases Smoking Tobacco, In Iapses;
50 90 Ct ba and Florida Cigars, choice quality.
-ALso,-
oorperss Sole Leather, Salt
90 deg Champagne Wine;
Cotton Yarn easarted Numbers,
Tcgs.hs. with mary other desirable Gocds to Gloss
invo,css. ia lei GEO J sUMNHss, Auct.
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nEY GOODS At AUoTlON-On WEDNES
l/OAY, llth list. con,mar cling at 10 O'Clock, We
email soil large and varied ssso.tment Of
FRESH SrAPLa DEY goods,
including msny Of the choicest styles offered by
us this season, all fresh and desirable viz
Super Rlack Aipacss and Mouslins,
Extra Black nohairs and Lsvella Cloths,
Ecpsr Black Cashmeres and Merinos.
Ex;ra Block Sasius and Velveta,
Fine Eiack Th,bet and Italian Cloths,
Extra Black French Cloths snd Doeskins,
Extra Black Bsmrs zines snd DsLaines
Black and white and BLADDER Prinss,
Diask and White ana Fancy Cir ghams
Fine Fancy CassinaeTe3 xnd sattiDets,
Willie, 9rsy Eed and Printed Flsnnels,
Irish Linens
Linen Diapers and Crash,
Linen Camhr.e, Silk end Cotton HdkH,
PAtent Threads. shoe Threads
Spool Cottens. Needles. Agate Buttons,
Mems and ladies Gloves sad Gaun.lsts,
Hoop Skirts
Extra English Plus
Shoe LaSes. Fancy scapa,
Tooth Brushes,
Hose sni half Hcgc,
Letter aud Gep Paper, Pepcils,
Osrnories, saeoress, and Swiss Huslins,
E7rbro;defiss,
Toilet and Poke. Combs, 90.
2oc0 ssirs Mems, Tonens and Chldror's shoes,
consisting Of
Extra Csvslsy Scots,
Mems Nire D:ess Boats,
TIPPED Balclc-ais B-ogana,
Lad 81. fine Waking Shoes, Callers 2ootz, and
Eaioorsi4
Yoati1s', Boys aad Misses Shoes and Boots
asserted.
-~1T.so.-
Az invoIes OF fas CLIO gHgEG--
Over Seats, HrSss Coass
Paats and yass2
Aer;so a1a Ellars, ss;rsa, &C.
ALSO
. Dozen Meas aad Boys Fine ard Extra sof.
HATS.
Ghe sale Will commence With tbs Ehoss, at 10
O'Clock. Tbs ists viii be so.d at II O'Clock At.
tsr ~hch the Dry Goods VI al be offered.
feY KEHr. PANE 90. kGata
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By Williamson & Co i, Auccs.

TsN2uSTsE's SALE cF RgAL ESTATE Is,
Il fEE TOWN OF FULTON AT AUCrIOE-
sy virtue OF dead of trngs executed by Richard
Eohb and his vita Eliz .bsth 4 ao5o 10 the sub
scriOsr, dstsd shs Sd dag CT August 1851, aud re-
corded In tee Clerks ofics Of Eenriao County
Cenrs bsios requested 50 to de by the parties IN
tsrested, viii proceed to sell. en- TaEx3DAT,
the 10Th day Of sobsusry, at O'Clock b., apon
the preinisss, the property conveyed by said dsed
Wig: &ilose THREE iois OF LAND lying snd tsing Ia
the eonIlt2 Of Kenrioo, In the town Of Fdtoa near
the city Of Richmond and designated on Tie plat
OF seid town. "a copy Of which IL en- file in the office
Of the Clerk Of Henr;co County Cour.> az lots Nos
so 81, snd S. in sqsisre no. 10, and bounded a. fol-
lows, TO vii: Lots Nos so and 81 being stu..ed ri
the Northwest intersection OF Flilen end Firm
s.fss.s, fronting together GO feet the North side
Of Orleans street, and Running osaz between pars-
lei linss, lis fset; and lot 30 IS Being likewise
situated ca ias North side Of Orleans street, CON-
n.saoi2 G. he distance Of 30 feet Easi Of Fulton
stree, fronting 20 feat OF Orleans street, md run
ling back between parallel lines, lis feet
The title il believed to bs good but selling IS
Trustee, viii convey onl2 such title as ia vested
IL roe.
TERxs Cash T BUsEs. Trustee.
Eals conducted By WiLLIaSsoa Co., Auct'rs
&.
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BY Thes. w. Keesee, Auctloneef,
[ofstca Coz. 18th and Cary SITS


VJArUAF1K HOUSEHOLD AND KITUHRN
Y FURfIgJRs AID g as 1IxrU1G6 FOB
SALE At AUCl ION.-Wul be sold on THURS
DAY MoaNIEG, lsta init. commanding at 20
O'Clock, at Tbs house on 9Th, eeswesn franklin and
Grsce streets, recently occupied by Gen Cooper,
sill tbs HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN TuREI.
TURE, cors.s:ing IN part Of
elegant sust Of rosewood Parlo. Furniture
ia ELK Damask
sets Ct Silk Esmssk Window Curtains
! supe-isr Rosswosd Table, with marble top
fms, large Oval Mirror
Fine Brussels AKA Ingram Carpets
/ suit Ball furniture
suits Chsmber Furai.ure, complete
Feather Heda, Ea.x and Shuok Mattresses
OI.e,eih AID Stair Carpets
French China Dinner ard Tea Sets
l very supsr!cr Tin SAie, large sizs
l Refrigerator, esc.
With the asxss vsr;ety of Kitchen Eurni.ure
-ALsO,-
Elegant Cas Chandeliars and Brackets
fs 10 TAGS w kEssEs, Auo.G.
nEAUTIFU I:sPROyED EAaM, NEAR
II CHARLOTTESVILLE AND TWELVE Oh
Eff rAhs NEGROES, FOE sALd-.1n obsdisnce
to decree Of lbs Circuit Ccurt Of A.bsmsri-, pro-
nou1oed IN tie ehsnoery gu.t Of Henderson sni
vile rs CTaNf orS ard sls ,, the undersigned Cosn-
1nigsirncr5 svi;i osr fer Ese, at public suction
tie p'emises On TUESDAy the ID day of Maseh,
lshs, Cor the next far day. beautiful estate
known go tyEADoW CAEEK. eo2talniEg shout
q o scrss Ihis farm liss within q mile of Char
sot.ssve snd less than nile iecm tie University
o. Virginia; has sb ardanc, CT timber Ia smooth
and gen,ly urduIatns susceptible Of hIgn de.
srse IF Improvement; has a large e:sek passing
en.ifely through he pi2os, sfsrdEg qwsntity Of
fine meadow land, well set Ia Old stsss yielding
large qusntiiy Of hay; and there 10 srins Of rug
Mig water In every field. There is al sxcsen:
dwelling house, and all the necessary GU. houses,
AID line peach orchard on the place.
It Is Seldom that 80 aesEshIs place, In the i'm.
mediate vicinity OF large torn Is offered for sale
VIII BE I'D q. the tine asa place, la Is
Ehsiy NEGROES, Hot rsco,i and K.cs On FURNI.
Tus2 1. fee PIANO t1o good MECH COWS &C
.REs-Grotty !iGe.. at die option Of the par
chaser. Il Il MkSsIE,l
f. 10 dts Z SEEED,
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~ ENrREL FUaHITUeE AT AUCTICE.-Ou
W THURSDAY. lsth instant, at 10 O'Clock, /
viii ssn at The roa;denes Of hsr Henry Woodard en-
Grace besxesn 81 aud 4sh strsets bis Household
and Eitetaa FCRNITURH, consisting of Parlor
sofas, Chars, Tables Carp! Is, Bsdstea6s. Bc,eaus
Werirobes, Wsahstsrds, Yeather Beds, Hsir ard
shuas Mattresses, 60 In the Dinicg Room vii
bs seuni the uausi va,is.y OF CtinA and Crockery
Ware, Together with two very goai Exte- sion Ia
bles The Kitchen Furniture embraces tie ususl
variety, anongs. waisa ID q very coed king
Stove. Efs6l g. u COOK Auct.
"CUSEaCLD FukNIaUkE az 4 UCTION -
Iii On WEDNESDAY, 1.ta inesaat, At ii o'elk
/ Wnl sell q. the residence OF Y Hecxler, Sr, por
ton of his Furniture, cons sting OF Sofas Chairs,
Tables, Yysrarobes, Bess.eads, Bureaus, Wish.
stanas, Feather 3eSs, Mattresses, etc
The usual variety q Kitchen grrci:ure, amongst
whiya are two good Cooking stoves
A. the eane tine Will te sold so cords OF Oak
and Fine Weed, feur EsiIes from the city.
sgS l. COOK. Apesiopeer,
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NEW TOBACCO STORE

NEW TOBACCO STORE
The subscribers bsg to inform their friends ard
tho public that they have .eAcn the isrgs sad COM
moeious store, corner Of OH aud Bread s:s, where
thsy will keep cone :ntly on hsud tbs largest and
bsst selected stock Of Manufactured and Smoking
TOBACCO, CIGARS, and FAS0Y GOODS to be
n MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO. we keep the
most cs.ebEs.ed bands pat up u Virginia and
In sMoKIsa rosAo5o, VS. have en- haad Ito
following desirable brauds
Kt.ikiaisk,
Elephant.
and other aas makes, in bs:ss. bags. barrels, AID
In osal1g. cur assortment is equal to sny in
Our stock Of FAzcY GOODS comprises
Pocket Knives,
Too.h Brushes
Combs,
Pocket Books,
~ Note and
Letter p. per,
90aps,
Our eoo,s are selected vita special references to
suffers trade, and 10 wholesale buyera. We viii
II BURR3ES & co.
cor2er Oh e4d Broad stresta
1Lsis Sumner 4 Burrsss.)
W ARGYLE.
W 6ATaRI0Hr fe 1Q-1m
nISSJL1TIOF Or oOPARTNHRsHIP.-
IL The ooncsen Of SUMNER = BuRRN6S h
Inls day disacsvsd BY mutual conseat Ne q Ru.,
sess withdfawine. Cur books may be found ct tie
sss requested 10 make inmsdiase payment; thoss
- whom No are indsbssd are feqassisd 70 present
ono ) sunHuR,
n,.h,,and. Isb laes
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By r. ID. Neal, AuctiOneer.

rE>oBAcao F.xTUREs--I will sell at public
auction. en- "WEDNESDAY, the 18Th Day Of
February a., tEs Tobacco Fixtures, formerly used
in h5 largs manufacturing establishment OF Major
~ r su.hersin, o! Dan7iile, which embraces two
isrse Hydrs utic Preat es-cns fer sharpening to.
beeco, with four sets Of Retainers and shsrpeners
2ete; and the other used Tor packing the boxes
with six complete Gets Of Seements, several Of
with saliefsnt capacity to work the Hydraulic
Preszss; Soma twenty screws. large and small;
esvssai iron sfils, min ps.s aud tins complete,
and al The ether fixtures Csed In large establish.
meat of t'iiz ind
MI; also sell ST the san,s tins 'a,gs qaantity
OF 81 asoaed Ecx PlanE some tn thSassaa pozcss
Of Lls,rise. thirty kegs Box Ns,is several boxes
This is the largest aud meat dse,rstls lot Of 70
bscco Fixtures ever oersd st action In Virginia.
is 3-tis TpNEAL, Auct
ngSIRABLa rAAlLY hEsIl 1SOH AND
IL TWO STORE. = CONS, AID OTHaR
RIAL hSTA1L,, Ar AuCfIoE.-I win sen on
THURSDAY, tia 18Th OF ta;s month. (zebruasy,)
ecnr.e.crg st II o'clock. that mos. desir.bls
propei 1 , On Main street, Ia The town Of Char.
iettcsslie. at rrsssnt octapis5 in part b. myself
rs fszsiiy residences AID storercoua-sAs other
store-room being rentsd.
Tho family rsa:ie0ce has 10 rccsas AID c,ozs.s
an6 10 one OF III, Iacs. comfortable ard convent.
emily arranged in TIA town for large family
would aepit OF esing Occupied BY two fsraiiies,
gEc haa gas IL evsry roaya
The sso-cTeens Ero la-ss ard vel adapted to
large mercantile haziaes,, bslaS favoratly loca.
led snd having iumasrrsocas attached.
Iasrs afo aiso atsshsd % TIA PIE aisss comfort.
abe ut'heuses-s1 kitchen, rcouas fo- gerysnts
snaosessuse aId stable, and pump Of good
wster
On sha samo dey, I will sell desirable cHaes, on
Csrrt street sd.cintng Tie offices Of Aiexr Riyss
and = Wassoa. Erqh
Alp. o. tha same day, swo Builaing Lota front.
Ing The residences Of 4 Watson. ESD ,a9ge VIM
kobsTsasn. aaa Ia rsrs that OF Mrs JGlis Hcl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-10

r ARGN SALE or MANUFACTURED 70
i BACCO And 0RoCNRIkS Ar AUOTIos.
On + TUESDAY, the 10Th instant cain .aeneIos m
10 o'clock, viii sell large ssscr.saeus OF Nm
ufacsured TobAcco, comprising . sssa: yaristv n
medium and choice grades. large PERRIN Of wh,sh
win oa eiosed without reserve We shall also IN
. large LOS Of Groceries, consisting in psrt Of
100 bbls Extra Brown and Clarified suSsrs
rs Kegs Bi Oarb Soda
so boxes Tciet and Fancy 6oapa
so sacks and btls Va Salt
10 bales Cotton Ys.nA assorted .ulnhen
10000 Cigars, assorted
1000 lbs Backing Tobacco
2sssnce Coffee, Ooncsntsa TED Irs
Grain end Ground Pepper, Che1as
Brooms, Matches. Powder
Oopperas, Shot, 6altpstre
Window Glass. Costsn Cards
dun Gaps, Sal sada, Alcoho,
Backing, Candles, kolssses
varsity Of Drugs snd Nsdiclnss
feS kKNf, PAINE 4 CO., Auct'rz
" III bs added
% tiercss Nsgro-head Tobaeeo
go boxes Black Tobacco In S, 10, and 1
pounds
100 Jars Aacssoy Snuff
leo bags Peanuts
Fine Cigars
Gs,i0ksiiver
Extract Of Ecgwood cts.
fe 10 Ksxr, PAINE B. co. Iucts.