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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers

said Societies clcrgymen, editors and others
are respectfully requested to aid in disseminate
ing the following notice, which is of interest TO
all who have friends in the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
ments for supplying gratutousy information
with regard to patients in the United States
General Hospitals at the following points (othcrs
will be added;)
Eastern Del,arimc5a$:- information adj
dress I" Office Siaiary Commission, Washington.'
Washington, d. G.. Cumberland, Md.
Georgetown, d. {. Point Lookout, Nd.
Alexandria, d. {. Frederick CITY, Nd.
Baltimore, Nd. Fairfax, Va,
Annapolis, Md. Aqua creek, va.
Annapolis Junction Nd. York, Penn.
PhiLadelphiq Department For information,
address "OWce Santary Commission, No. u
South Sixth street.
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Germantown. Pa. Harrisburg, Pa.
New York DepayfsCN. information, adj
dress tORce Womans' CeAtrd tHioH, No. 10
Chopper Iastitute.'
New York, Ny. Portsmouth Grove, R, 1.
Albany, n. Y. Boston, Mass.
Newark n. j. Burlington, Vt.
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Westcrn DepdrtDleAtS- For information, adj
dress "O6ce Sanitary Commission, Louisville,
by.
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Cleveland, Ohio, Coyington, Ky.
Camp Dennison, Ohio. Lexington, ny.
Gallipolis, Ohio. Danville, ky,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Perryvile, ny.
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Cairo. illinois. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mound City, Illinois. Clalksyille, Tenn
Jacksonville Ind. jackson, Tenn.
Evansville, Ind MurtrecSboro Tenn.
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Saint Louis Missouri Gaffatin Tenn.
Ironton, Missouri. Nashville, Tenn
Rolla. Missouri. Vicksburg, Miss.
SPRINGFIELD. Missouri Corinth, Miss
keokuk. Iowa. Helena, Arkansas.
Davenport. Iowa, Grafton. Virginia.
Paducah. XIV. Point Pleasant. Va.
Bardstown, XIV, Parkersburg Va
Lebanon. XIV. Clarksburg Va
Columbus XIV. Charlcstown Va.
Columbia, Ky,
Information will, under ordinary circum-
STANCES he given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all of the following
inquiries If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; II IN person.
II will he answered at once.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19

FORTRESS MONROE, May Yesterday Rich
lnoAd papers have been received, with dates from
1narleston to the 18th instant A dispatch says
ne enemy is unusually active, and has built
formidable batteries on Folly Island, bearing
upon the southern extremity Of Morris Island
several Yankee regiments are terrifying Seabrook
lSiand and five iron-clads and numerous trans
ports are at North Edisto.
several steamers have arrived from Nassau,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19

B5osToN, May IA Major General Hunter writes
10 Governor Andrew, under date of Port Royal,
way 4th, letter strongly complimentary to the
foioFed regiments in his department lie speaks
o. them as hardy, brave, patient and obedicnt;
ana says that with the brigade of liberated slaves
already in the field, and few regiments of in
Plilgent eolored men from the north, he would
pace them III condition to make extensive ex-
gurslons upon the main land through the most
aensely populated slave regions and from IN ex-
petition of this character he doubts not that the
most beneficial results would arise.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19

NASHVILLE, May l5.-Priyate Julius Mileke,
of the 10th Michigan Infantry, was shot to-day
for deSerion. The river is falling There is
now only five feet on the shoals.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19

During the past week but one patient, F. NJ.
Moore co. &, ed Ohio, has been returned TO
duty, leaving but thirty-nine now in hospital.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19

Information will, under ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all of the following
inquiries If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail II in person,
it will lie answered at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07
DIED,

December 4sh, 1852 MARTHA JANE CHAN
DLER, wife Of Robert Chandler, aged thirty three
year, and eleven moaths.
No Ella, NJ grief, no pain
AAfs In ny happy home;
Ny feass oil Ned, my doubts allslasn,
Ny hour OF triumph has come
Oh ffiends of my mortal years
The trusted and the true
We are walking slil through the valley OF
thOsns:
BUT want ~ welcome you.
fer funeral VIII take place 10 day At az O'Clock,
from the Oregon Hiil Methodist Churcn. 1ne
.ssends and acquaintance Of the family afe re-
.psctNiIly invited to attend.
On sunday, December 9th, 1863, Of pnenmonla
LOUISE AOkiENNE, eldest daughter OF LOUIS
4 Adam and ChYls /. Barker, aged fnar years ami
three months.
CO. Mobile tAla, and New osieans oLa', pa
aeSA please copy.
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And to be equal In Interest and plot to any
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The Magnolia Weekly also contains
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vi S4.utu,
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Press.
Tho news al the day, comprehending, In q pleas
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trauspired and all events OF general interest that
reach the Capital from all quarters OF the Confsde-
racy.
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notices of the Drama,
Criticizus on everything possessing the dignity
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trade Supplied ct iibssal rates.
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Ths uasnoiia weekly can be he'd At the various
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aud throughout ths south.
WAL SMITH, Prop'f Magnolia Weekly.
de 7-dt RichmOnd, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07
A A. II. Hamilton, Aart.

i WILL SELF at ''Mansheld," in GoOrhland co. tn 4,
j n,les north Of Cedar Point, landioe 90 The Ca
dali Tuesday Dec Sth all 0f my pershAbIs property,
u wit:
Horses. Mules
Cows, fresh to the pail
Oxen, Sheep
Hogs, 8hOatS and Pigs
Farm Wagons, Carts
Buggies, HarI ess
Farming Implements, dc
AlsO, At the same time will oaer valuable ffmiy
II servants.
Parties attending this sale from Richmond vii
land a. Cedar Point Tuesday morning. and return The
EamedAy. WIN II TYlk2.
de 3-Ate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

By a. IL Williams, Auctioneer.

GALE Of four dae MuleA several head Of b,o,a..
- Cows and Calves, lew Hogs aud Piea Wssr.Sa
Carte, new Wheat Machine, fernine Imnl.rs..s.'
Fodder, Straw, Tops, and shucks AT the r,os..,,
OF 20, deorgs W Mupfosd, (who has sold bis nm
and portion Of the personsl efeeb,) We shall -,
at auction, on the prsmiess situated on the 80.
ricksbnfg Railroad, ten miles from Richmond :,
Taylors turnout, the remnant Of the rsrsns,
property now on hand, sistug Of four ass mn'..
several head Of blooded cows and calves, fev hos.
and pigs, wagons, carts, new wheat msrhipS III
der, straw, tops and shueka. and rming impls-
ments. Gale TO take place on Tuesday Is, In
December 1898, ct 10 O'Clock A n, az fair: II ""s
- A b WILLIAMS, Aue,
Mayo, near Franklin street. q auction.
On Tuesday, 9Th December, at 4 O'Clock P n nj,
be sod upon the premises the former residence q
John Thompson, Esq, situated % above II con.
tans 10 rooms, betides closets and bath rooms.
kitchen, 10. ''
The house 10 flushed in tho best etyIe, with mar.
ns mantels washstands, bells, bathing fixtures, eas
4 has been recently thoroughly repaired, papered
spect. "
Immediate possession will be given.
AT tho PANE time the purchaser will have tbe
opportunity OF buying an excellent Cooking Range.
the Gae Fixtures, and some articles Ct Furniture,
consulting 10 part Of An elegant rosewood Piano N
very superior instTument,) Bedsteads, Wardrobe
Cabinet, Carpet, &c; also, six loads Coal stored %
the premises.
Situated in the heart Of the city, and With ev~v
convenience for the comfort Of large family thin 4
truly the most desirable property nov In he mar
ket.
The Keys are ut my ONCE
TEnxs-WiIl be made to suit purchasers
de. d WILLIAMS, Auct'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07
~ George Ar9sfs, AsscttOnNr,
Late summer b Arents,)
fCOrner Main and 18th sts,l

ON TUESDAY, December Sab, Commencing q. 10
~ O'Clock, will sell at my warehouse, corner Maa
aud 13th sts-
1900 to 1900 pigs manufactured tobacco
1000 pkgs smoking tobacco, in bbs, bales, bags
and papers
a5 bbls old apple brandy
6OO lbs solo leather
70 dsx morocco skins
so DOG lining skins
D d0z French calf skins
ALSO,
A large and desirable assortment Of fresh
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hate, stationery,
Fancy Goodf,
China and Glassware
Particulars hereafter.
COnsignments will be received up to Monday even
ing. GsORHE ARRNfe,
deg Auct0neef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

TRUSTEES sale Of Corn, Fodder, shucls, BAY,
Il Wagons, Horses, Mules, Cabbases, and Farm,
bg Implements AT tho request Of the trustee, "a
shall sell at the farm recently owned by Mrs Maria
Carter, six miles west Of Richmond, near the end
OF the Westham pfankroad, the following articles,
viz 100 bt1 coin, stacks fodder, lot Of 81 ucks,
10 stacks hay, wagons, fine horses, 70 10 mules
10000 head cabbagos, and q lot OF farming mple.
MentB.
T1Ns-Cash. Sale to take place on Monday The
18th December, 1858, at 10 O'clock A N.
de4 GODDIN APPERsON
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N1ss tD
Asa1s - 49, l1a.aul y. = 9 osaa
6sononese ....sss.s...sNa
xOxDAr kHIN7rs. ~. /. H..
Non pxIfiiAN9 sUccnnt
OF the Graad Mlflasy cd hDectasulas DEsna Of
TIE ERxNCH GPYf
rnr SIEGE OF z CONSTANTINE.
II win b. rspsassd this evening, WITH ths aew
Farce. now paysd fce The ma sias ID this 1nsatrs
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
- ses Bills q the day Tor syneEs Case q caa-
I'm Saturday noSpiae next, necemssr Inn, 1873.
there viii - Representations o. the exWs0s0iaafy
sad suscsssfst Play OF
THE. ANGEL OF DEATH.
With Ill in beautiful allesoricai Scenery asd Tab.
IeAnx.
- The ladies' ana families Of Petersburg can no "
attend, and return on the evening train.
THE BONNIE FISH WIFE
Will shortly appear.
THE cORsICAN BROTHERS.
ArDoors open 1t eK. Performance win com.
nsaos Ct n precisely. Dc lit
& OIREE DANsANTE.
The members ef the s.Kichmend Club" respect
fully announce that they ~tH give sOtREE DAN.
HANTE at the MohfIcIilO HALL, on MONDAi
nvkNiNa. Dscsnbsr !, lsoa on when oecas'o N
make It one Of tho most plsasAnt affairs Of Inc
season. Herr Kisnichs eotillon band fas besn en-
gagged for thu oceasIoa Strict order viii be risid'y
anlbfced.
Tickets, Admitting gentleman and ladies. g..
RALLKr MAsfIAs
Prof q W Bshop, ) n Krspps, -TvCarr.
c.et a Thompson. ItRM Williams,
Joseph II a.,I,ss. John Carr,
kRlioPkins, :, uo,., !! atimthi !. 90.
A sFAS' SELECT
Win be given at
NEW MARKET HnL.
c0rrer 9th amt Narshas! sts,
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. {, 1858.
Smith,s music has been engaged
Every exsrtion will bs ased 10 iusprs the re-
spectabitty Of the ball
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', W.
CT Johnson. WV Aud.
4 Hopkins. NV Gentry,
vi Davis. TRyan.
de5-2tt
TCAsHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
n BY PROF J 81 MAuR BINGHAM,
CONCERT HALL,
Exchange Hotel, cor 14th and franklin SITS,
For Ladies'. Gentlemen, ind Children.
Also private classes taught at schools and private
families.
The Professor can be seen at the Academy from
the hours Of 10 A II to g NJ every day.
Prof 10 reluctantly obliged to refuse sn visitors
except the parents Of children during school hours,
positively } Saturday morning excepted.
Praeticing Soirss every Thursdsy evening at
o'clock. Gsntiemeu, o.; scholars. 81. Ladies and
chiliren scholars invited. de 1-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

,OV) night ihy stable vas entered aud two
Horses sto!en--nns large bay mrsa, " ith Roman
noss, 10 white marks abont hin, ami about eight
yaaFs old. purchased him OF Saturday last OF sir
Ialy. The other ii dapplesi gray, sbout>s years
old rather low in fesh, ADD his back little SORE
will pay the above reward for the horses aad thief,
or q suitable reward for tue h0rses, or either Of
them.
Officers Of cavalry companies are Parttcularly're-
Quesled 10 keep look cat Cor the above horses
JOHN A PARKER,
do A. R.OOk Rad near Tuliyaie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07
~ Il. s. KeaSants, Axet'r.

HOUsEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Glsssd
III Sash, box Cas-. hswibs and Smoking TO
bocco, etc, nj auction.-On Tussday, the sth ,nst'
will ssii, at my store, ut 10 o'clock. gsssr,i Is
soFtnent Ct Household and Kitchen Furniture
dlszed sash, etc, In part - follows:
Wsrdrpbss, bsdstsads, chairs
Feather beds, hair and shuck msttresees
Tin safss, rrocSsry and glassware
general sssortmsnt ct kitehen furSituFe'
AIso,
large 'otef slszsd sssh, assor'ed s'sss
box glass.
Together With ctEeF attractive artiekS Il ns'-
shandias.
ds5 rs PLEASAETs, Auet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

X tflE H3ANDY .-N& - - NsanAy en en-.
- oignmene r. ~ ~
de1-lw n llaissk
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= 1eddleGs
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vkich r.e~ - scsn ~ -. ~ 49, o4hes
sr1icSes. - 's's-s
Ws.A..... $4,000.
Ss.SsS ~. <s.s.~ 1.Ss.S.-
uss. 'ssrsS ~ 49,. .-.S - vs.1
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ascr~ TsrS E.s ~ ~ .
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1s.rs. .ss 49, ~ $1,000
1sss.sJ 49, S n :, 49," ~ C. ...s
IN. "h.S ~. ~ - 3'.ssSws
ssc".....Ss .Su - ~ .s..sI~se
49, -, ossI - 4e'lsS, ma enssss
~ ."!s' :" Iss.c'U Csspes
49, 1917 ~. .sse1 w OAsIss
s .he, se~ns .s.nscss
n,s~ S"U ~ .n..cn' :" e1oeAesy
UN0Wc euo w NY
c cv e.ex.us sMA q'e1es 49,
Io, s'eus suu SWses0 uIe1es
., 80 80 - 49,, =, $500, 80 u'0AAs
.I..ss,s 49,. .s% .'H.s s.S spf"'s
soosst, pa." naI ".e1 ssoso
o0~s' p"s"''
.,. -
.s $500. ~. -. 800. 80 49,. S.....,.. 4.
.e6s"s ~ss'''"~" ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07
Bv Richard Caufhovm, AMcf.

I'm Monday, eth inst, q 10 O'Clock, at nv .,o.. i,
will SELL '"'e't
lard, Candles, Blaeking
Rice, Shoes, Boots
largo lot Of Clothing, Beddips. Ac
Bureaus, Chairs, Tables
kitchen ware, &c
deo RcAUrHoRN, Aact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

AMI Tor asie near Asbland.-I Will sell 81 aae.
tim, u IL O'Clock 4 On Thursday, the loss o.
December next, III fair; II not, the next fsir dsy1
that valuable tract u Land, ~ 70 miles fO4 As.
Had, containing SO acres, with new double aseI'
ny-house, containing twelve rooms, and other 70
ceseary out buildings, formerly hs'oosins % W. w..
lnck, Esq. There are shout s1S acres CLEARED ~
laid Cd In four neiis. the balance (2so serss) 1904
land.
THIS 10 one Of tie ucst desirable use's Of hss
that haa beer on the uAakss for some ups, osas
only sixteen miles from Richnood by county IoeS'
and two And half miles ffem Ashlaad. 90 the AS''
moud, Bfederieknburg end Potcusc Railroad a., IN
Immediately aflss IL sale q the land xblsA
four Mules, one Gov. absus 1fty bbh Corn, w.Si
Carts, Nssv, shucta Ae; a,sO, The Hosssh0e 'A'
1sRHs. Ior tho lard. oss-,hird cash; bslsues
two equal paymOols o. ore and two yssss, ns" 3.
added, deed Of trust On the property TO seess =.
deferted payments; OF ell cssh, al tho opssos ~
purchaser. Cash for every thing else.
There viii Be- couvsyances at Ashland On Y, -. -
rival Of the mail train hon 1ichnoud 70 cary ="
COM 70 the sale IN
Pess ~ wAhlng . 80 ~ DiAcs ear doso q an
ING On me, On tAe p1acA
no seA-sds CnAs Y COlEAM
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By Geo. W. Wills, Aa.ct'r,
mo. o 18th street.

"yIiL Fell at auction, on Tuesday, Dec Sth, at
w 10 O'clock, q large and dssirs BITE 10: Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Stoves, Crockery and Glassware
Ready made Clothing, Dry Goods
Shoes, Hats, Blankets, &c.
ALSO,
9 Cases Gas Fixtures, consisting of Chande
Hers, Brackets, Drop-lights, &c.
ALSO.
Several fine Gold ard Silver Watches, Jew.
slry, SC: lde7l W WILLIS Auct'r.
BIZ HUI Dickinson ,f To- AaL..fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

~ CORNS, Bunionsi Callosities,
Diseases OF the Nails.
Soft Corps, Bleeding Corps,
Festered and Aeuro- vaecular Ccrns, &c,
treated without pain by Or SCHULTZ, the Chrop0
dist who has returned and may be consulted a.
usual.
QR7- Office Wall Street Hotel, Wal street.
Ee lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

20 tho dimcuity OF supply Commodities
ust fAll in proportion to the appreciation
0g the currency Whatever plan NAV be
adopted, this u the object OF them all.
The ne1t subject that viii engage tire at
fsotion Of Congress will he the army, and.
Aut Of ell, the eIemrts. Congress has no
bls programme chalkea out Cor 1t in the
0asage Of Gov. Bonhaun, noticed by US the
nthsr day. We have NO doubt that it can
I'D ct least 100000 men to cur force in the
Geld b calling out those who have gotten
Substitutes, and We feel no hesitation In say.
in9 that It ought tG be done. In nine cases
ost At ten the substitutss desert, aud thus
the country Il deprived Of all service from
fA1t individual, either direct or secondary
Bat 1t = not necessary 10 stop hero. Let
Congress 60 further, sad put In the faesd oil
coUmiasaries, quartermasters, and clerks
between the ages OF eighteen and f0rty.fve
Another hundred thousand might be oh
talnsd In this way, II the wagon drivers
1eamsters, and persons occupied In similar
employments. were added. In word, sub
ject every man, between Is and 45, to mill
tazy duty, and put In their places, where
they are already occupied. men over IS, OF
men Who have been rendered unfit ny
wounds for military service.
!. CongTess, We understand, will enter upon
eli this with . bold hand. We hope they
win, and that the love Of speech making may
moi tempt them TO abaudon their good 'reso
1ntions. We appeal to Bunkum to listen
20 no "stirriug speeches" and to the Young
lsdies to.stay at home and not set the young
men to talking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

NOOK, Washer, and Ironer for sale.--We viii sell
Y at our auction rooms, ca Wednesday, the 9th
inst. at 10 O'Clock, young negro Woman, who 10
de -3t BILL, DICKINSON + co, Aucas.
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Dividend NOTICES.

EERCaANTs' INSURANCE. CoxPAMY.)
Richmond, Dec s, 1858.
nVIDESD-The Bard Of Directors have ihis
~ day declared . dividend Of ten per cent, paya.
Bile 10 the stockholders on the 18th inst
de 4--5t J n MONTAGUE. Eec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

Richmond December ID, 1863.
nlVlDEND- Tho Boart OF Directors Of this Com.
IL pany have this day declared . dividend Of II
per cent on the capital stock os IS per shaFe ont Of
the profits OF the last stven months ending on the
aOth ult Bald dividend IL payable on the 18Th I'M.
urtil which time the transfer book will be closed
de S-dt WM WILLIS, in, 0ec,y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

TWO Houses and Lots on 81 street, for sale ct
j auction VIII be sold on Thursday, the 10th
day Of December, on the premisss at 4 O'Clock n,
the two desirable Framed Tenemsnts on the east
side Of 81 street. between Clay ard Leigh Each
taEement has five rooms and Kitchen with two
rooms, water and gas. The entire premises In
good order
TERMS -One-t third cash, the balance ct and IL
months; or the whole In cash II preferred.
de- JAS II TAYLOR Auct,
A VALUABLE FARM in tho county Of Amelia,
"a three miles below the Court House, for sale at
auction.-At the request Of Mr. H Marshall, will
be sold on the premises, on Tuesday, the l5ta day
OF December, at y O'Clock II, the valuable Farm, IN
the county OF Amelia, three miles below the Court
House, on which he now resides. 1t contains 400
acres Of land about 200 cleared, and about half Of
that fat land; the other 2dO ia in pine and cak tim
ser all good land and produces we'll Tho dwelling
house Is large ono and in good repair, containing
four rooms and q basement. There are ave negro
houses, besides new kitchen, good icehOuse, new
crib, new feed house, two small stables, and one
large do two tobacco barns, and Q canary -
The yard and garden attached newly enclosed.
Terms liberal and made known ~ sale.
de 3-tdS JAS n TAYLOR. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

~ The first of Or. HoGE'S LECTURES will he
delivered on THURSDAY EVENING next, the 10Th
inst, at7Ji O'Clock. (fhe psce will be announced
bert after de Tit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

80. NOTICE. have been requested by the
~ President Of the Tobacco Trade, John Caskis,
ESQ, to call meeting al the Trade at the Richmond
Tobacco Exriange, "n khoekoe Sip, in rear Of the
Columbian Hotel, on Tuesday hsxt. 9th December,
1863 at 10 O'Clock y. WM Y SHEPPARD,
do .--2tt Proprietor and AuctOpeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

n TACT X wed Ia.
<2 y nsssts fsem 1knAsra :, easbty,
- - sn1A O Mmasy, tks ~ !. ~ Z. et%s =
- Cesst ns1ea = ~ Sslsex r - ~, q
49, - suoelY ewne1 ~ e. aSsus ~ Z
. - 14a1 to11 lsUU n6ch0oni n ~ yeevl,
1891 sa1ssse.g ~ lan1s y n VI O@sy =. -
4 49, Do9t1eo 4 ~ Iaad i = $780,,
:. 81 e - -: ~ ssnasAs b ~ vesd ~.
1s. JANE 4 TAYLOR.
Apcttn.s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

XIEhY scarce and desirable gods
w. at private sale.
1000 yds superior EnglisA b'saehed shirtings
264 ydeeursrior English white camlrics
Ia yds extia quality tlaek alpaca
$40 yds English twilied white 1anael
500 yds q black bafsthsa fue ladisAs dresses
90 extra kDglish flannel sblets
600 superior Turkey red pocket hdkib
900 yds extra rich hlaek talFsts diks
500 pairs English hose and 4 bose.
6LAU0nIER, Watkins co,
do7-lW 15o Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

RGILLINERY.-The season being advanced, Ma
jtI SON, No IS Main Ct, will sell her fAshionabl
BoInsss, Misses Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, hsal
Dfesees, 10. &c, q very reduced prices.
ORDERS promptly executed.
Ny s:cre b closed on Atardays and Sundays.
de- 7-8ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

S)nn PAIRS Children'e Shoes
c0(VD 900 pairs miseea' and youths shoes
$40 do ladics' morocco balmOfals
600 do gentlen,en's balnorals
200 do seryan.s Eewed shoes, SIS per
pair
: zoo do servants country made shoes,
tor SIS per pair
10 do iadies' lasting CATERS
For sale ct WIN FOLKS, IS MAia st.
dA ?-Sft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-07

100 DOLLARS REwAKD.--Some villain cut The
lVU saddle skirt from my saddle, on the night
Ct tue - iust viii pay the above reward for his
apprehension and conviction.
d0 DIT W pURCEII