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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

The WRONG Boy JUMPED.--Capt.
Ellis, Of the cavalry, relates the following
little incident, which serves to illustrate how
coolly the horrors of war are looked
upon by our boys. He says in one Of the
numerous skirmishes in which his company
were engaged, dismounted, one of his men,
young Kitchen, from Houlton, Me-, spied a
rebel running across the field opposite.
:" Now" said Kitchen, taking deliberate aim
at the reb, you'll see that lad jump" and
fired, but missed his mark. The rebel cool
ly stopped and returned the compliment.
and George receiveda ball in the fleshy part
of the leg. lie jumped about four feet and
calculated, BY jolly, the wrong boy jump
ed that time -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

on the matter, and after an immense amount
of time consumed, they were informed that
the stone was-'' For cattle to rub their
tails against i"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23
SLEEPING IN CHuRcH.-Dr. A

SLEEPING IN CHURcH.-Dr. A., of
Cambridge, was once rather embarrassed
by an occurrence in his congregation. An
insane man who had received public ed.
ucation, and was strongly attached TO the
doctor, had observed in The forenoon Of a
warm summer Sabbath, that several of the
congregation slept in time of sermon. To
prevent the recurrence of the evil in the
afternoon, the maniac, having filled his bo-
som with wind-falls from a neighboring or
chard, posted himself in a convenient station
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

A country youth who had returned home
from London, was asked by his anxious
father if he was guarded in his condnct
while there. "Oh, yes" was the reply"
was guarded by two policemen part of the
time"
A wag says that in journeying lately, he
was put into an omnibus with dozen per-
sons, of whom he did not know single one.
In turning corner shortly after, however,
the omnibus was upset and then" said he,
:" found them all out"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

In Australia it is summer in January and
winter in July. 1t is noon there when il is
midnight in Europe. The longest day is
in December. The heat comes from the
north, the cold from the SOUTH and it is hot-1
test on the mountain tops. The swans are
black, the eagles are white; the bees do
not sting and the birds do not sing. The
cherries have no stones; the trees give no
shadow, for their leaves turn edgeways to
the sun, and some of lis quadrupeds have
beak and lay eggs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

Military +" General Orders are usually
in very hum-drum style, but the follow
ing, which we extract from General Orders
No. 2 of Lieut.. Col. King, of the Mass.
35th, who is military commandant of Lex
ington. KY, is original and decided5
pointed;
"VIII. Frequent complaint, having
been made that the mich COW, OF citizens
have been MIXED, and oftehimes detained
for days by persons e.hnecied with the
army, if such praceses are continued and
can be brought ,ome TO any one, the Of
fender will b dealt with in manner to
make him ~ish that earlier in life he had
been wesned from love for milk"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

TEMPER AND THE VoIcE.-The infu-
ence of temper upon tone deserves much
consideration. Habits of querulousness or
ty t, the singing, as infallibly as they give
a quality to The speaking, voice. That there
really exist amable tones is not an unfound-
ed opinion. In the voice there is no decep-
ton it is to many an index of the mind,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

AN EDIToR ScLD.-The editor of an
English paper was recently presented with
stone, upon which were carved the fol-
lowing letters. The editor was informed
that the stone was taken from an old build
ing, and he was requested TO solve the in
scrIption. 1t read:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

CoSvERsATIoN.-Surely one of the best
rules in conversation is never to say thing
which any of the company can reasonably
wish we had rather left unsaid nor can
there anything be well more contrary TO
the en'is for which people meet together
than to part unsatisfied with each other or
themselves.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-23

deno,ing moral qualities and it may be re.
marked that the low, soft tones Of gentle
and amiable beings, whatever their musical
endowments may be, seldom fail TO please !;
besides which, the singing of ladies indi-
Gates the cultivation of their taste generally,
and the establishment of their mind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-24

A1OTIOE -Pursuant to . dscres Of the Dirtrica
IN Court Of the Confederate States for the West
sfn Division OF Virginia, will proceed 20 sell to The
highest bidder, ct Abingdon, on the 18th day Of D.
ssnbsr, 1858, In parcels Ut from one to two thou.
sand acres, . large body Of land, lying chiefly O
the White Top and Iron mountaina sequsst1ated -
the property Of George Douglas. William Douglas,
and II b Cfuser and wifi P1ats Of the land nay
b sssa ct the Clerks Oss Of the Circuit Court d
Waahiugto0 county.
T1AMl-Thrss equal instalmentA, the purchases
o. eash, At The option Of the purehassr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-24
By James II. Taylor, Assct'r.

T\ARM Of 1l5k Acres OF land in Henrico county,
Is miles from Richmond on the Charles City
road, for sale At auction will sell on Monday the
4sh day Of January, 1854, Chat being Court day }
at the County Court House, at IL o'clock n, Tract
Of Land containing 1l4k acres, in the county q
Henric,, ON the Charles City road, about Is miles
which there IL q comfortable dwelling and several
Dat houses. good portion OF the land "a in woods,
the remain Ter open for cultivation.
TERMS One third cash; the balance at 6 and IL
months; or the whole 10 cakh, at the option Of The
purchaser. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
de 22-tds AuctioneeT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-24

Rtnsnejal Cendiuon or Yankeed0m.
We yesterday published an extract from o
letter Of the Yankee General Meade, in
which the following sentence occurred II
am in receipt Of many letters, some from
persons n high positions, telling me had
better have my army destroyed and the
country filed up with the bodies of tho SOL
dIers than to remain inactive" This SEN
tence Il very significant.
It proves-what, indeed, may be gathered
from the Yankee newspapers-that there
exista in tho North general belief that mill
tt9ry success Of . decisive character, and i'm
mediate, Il IN absolute necessity. 1t can be
20 for no other reason than that the State of
the finances requires 1t. Before the battle
q ChickAmauga the Herald, and other Yam.
kse papers, believing the success OF Rose.
Grams absolutely certain, hesitated not 10 de-
daaze that II was absolutely necessary to
secure the country from general crash
The cotton OF 0eorgis-nted at four or Eve
hundred thousand bales-was expected TO
postpone the evil day. Unless that could
be obtained, It was plainly intimated tho end
~ near Of hand. Roeecraps having been
dslsatsd, and the cotton not having been
captured, tho evil day Vas on the point OF
coming, when II was everted tor time by
the defeat Of Bragg. Bat Tor that defeat we
have no douht that Il would have arrived
before this time The sAgerness Of Meade's
cersspondeaAs-soms Of them, he tells us,
men n high stations-to hasten his march,
evan at the cost Of his entire army, proves
the Desperate straits to which tho Yankee
Aaaaeas must be reduced. They look upon
II - gambling transsetion, In which, If the
cost Be Lost. al u lost. Even at tho hazard
of destroying whole army, the risk must
b run. II the army gain, they fancy Ill y
gained Il the army lose, al h lost, and %
great = the ruin that :he mere destruction
ofths army l. hardly worth thinking Of:
There are general Circumstances, apart
from this Letter, Which strengthen The evil
danee that the Yankee hnancos are II dec.
pegats coaditioa. They have passed Law
aUainst the tzsAle In gold-that II to prevent
the fAsthar rise In that commodity. Now
sy1sybody knows that the appreciation Of
gold b but another name for the deprecla-
tioa q currency. Secondly, the Herald has
~ out the secret, hithesto kept with much
care, that The Yankes debt amounts to four
thouaand millions ct least It says FIVE thou
saAd millions y the sum Of the two debts
Coassdess1s and Federal, and everybody
knows the Con6adeEate debt does not reach
. theusand million. Lastly, there Il great
dsaia q specie from England, the Hessli e.
HaaEing that two hundred millions have
b1ao exportsd from that country to India
aAeae aince tbs war began. and Yanksedom
eeong taesaally indebted 70 England. II our
0eneGah vzn oaly keep thain nom gainine
~ aasi1ea adsantAgM this winter, we shall
1eoe peooehly 80 crash In the spnne.
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100 DO DO gin Do
CHAMfAaNE.
Jsstinart . Co, Oh DsHAnses = %. qsAfss end ban
Eagene Tonout / Co, yaeqasssaa Z Son
Also, . large supply Of sa.sesne wines
6somsch basss., manufactured By oufselvss-ahs
beet In ~ Confsdssacy
Pssseeysd sdtnoes. peachee. toatoee, very superior
0pnefjoe soenalO eatsup, pickles of every deocSip
tios, old end very superior
pron01 md Enelnh mustard, tOalee soap
opesA Aa1 tallov eandiss, Nason's blneking
Issle oil, preserved meats asd fruits
1oaAooo Ann CSaAlA-0rAysly, LAaghosns's bese,
aapees md Nascahoy ssa6; pipes; 9o,eee ehesss -
WIZ reoeive b . fsw days
10 hoHnD YniolnA
8 do "a meliah cheees
Z eaess esaains WcgssslsesAire saace
Orders ftou ea,s1sy nsscAants and sul,sus wtn
n ma pec0pelyond q ~ n0ne fenoonAA1o 1oGua
4 4 yOox18 3 %, ~ Mala q,
- lit - dor fse0 I'M eoroeA
RYNnf SCHOOL, q Youa1 - - 1ey0.-01e
II alAentiaa q ~ p1bls = ~ es1lanv Invited
81 MlGhe 1eAeoa W1Aeh ~ un11puGae1 peeQoe0 -
o90 . 0o11ey evening. JannuY -. -. H.
j9onueo(en M eohuD - unnG1 UnG1nA ee0guos
taen1lnO maAAaaD, teush9 IN la1ia, osss1s
~ - a -. :. ,u,...s % = - =
- 9 -. III = - - =
3 =, : - 80 - 80 - = ~ e
- - = - - lsleEel1..s.!.
1e1-osSA1lMt1g
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE. =
THs TRADERS BANK OF THE CRY OF RICHMOND.
The Board OF Directors of this Bank have this day
declared q dividend on the. capital etock Of fifteen
and one quarter per cent, payable on the 1st OF
January next. Fifteen per cent. will be paid to the
stockholders, and quarter Of one per cent bonus
to the State.
The transfer book will be closed until after the LIST
OF January. 9INTON, Cashier.
de 24-tlJan
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PIKDAoNT Il +. Chief Engineers OHioe,
Danvills, Dec 18th, 1883.
:" ANTEn-IAborers.-l wish to hire two hun.
WV dred ahka. hodisd he Rn0sa To Nnrk unnn this

M ANTkn-LAboTere.- wish to hire two hun.
F" dred abs bodied negroes to work upon this
railroad. They will 10 exclusively urder the care
and direction OF the Company, and preparations
have been made TO ensure good quarters, sui cient
focd, and proper medical attention The work to be
done by them lice about hslf way between Danviiie
and Greensboro, G, ina healthy country, and as
secure from raids As any to be foucd. For euch
month. the owner clothing the hand for we'll
grown boys, S25 psr month-s300 per num, the
Company furnishing the usual el6thing; 500 for
the dix months rom the 1st January to lst July,
tho Company furnishing only the summer clothing;
$50 psr month, or 600 per annum, for negro car
penters. will also give employment, during good
behavior, 70 overseers who can bring with them to
the work force Of twelve to fifteen men of proper
DUAL hcafisns, and these hands may be worked un-
der them If preferred For such service will pay
$50 per month and beard. To any person who will
collect and bring into this office force Of negro
men, (subject to my inspection and Gpprovai,)
hired for the year. or half year the above terms,
will DAY bonus of SO ger capita, for each hand
received. EOh'D T d MYERS.
do l7-ti0J Capt Eng'rs, Chief Epg'r P RR.
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O0NTRoIdIxo QuARTKRMAsTER's CFFIGB,
Forett Depot, Bedford CO. Va,

December 9th, 1888.
II HAVE bern ordered by Col Larhin Smith, A 9 N
General TO publish the following notice:
All communications relating 10 the Tax in Kind,
must be addressed 10 the Quartermasters In charge
of the Districts from which they coine and through
them to this Office
The names aud address Of the officers in charge Of
d.stricts are - follows:
Capt A Garnet. Q II, 1st Congressional Dist,
Iloyd's Essex co, Va.
Capt saml Stevens, A Q n, ID Congr Dist, Peters.
burg, Va.
Capt W Cazenovs, A Q NJ, Cd Congl Diet, Bea-
YER Dam, Hanover CO, Va.
Capt louis !. Marks, A Q n, 9TH Congl Dist, Pc
tersburg, Va.
Capt " Van Eenthuysen, A Q NJ, 9Th Cong'l Dist,
Charlotte H, Va.
Cap. Rober. Saunders, A N. 9th Ccugr Dist, Pitt
sylvania C n, We.
Capt John Brauuon. A ON, It'll Cong'l Dist, Coves.
vile, Aloemarle CO, Va
cap, John v Jones, 4 N, 9Th cong1 Dist. Bowl.
ing Green, Caroline CO, Va.
Capt Orlando Smith, A Q N, nth Consl Dis, Ssaun-
ton, Va.
Capt J H smoot, A Q ii, 1ah Cong'l Dist, Giles
III, Va
Capt Leroy N Wilson, a Q n, 18th Cougr Dist,
Marion, Smyth CO, Va.
ROBERT c SAUNDERS,
Major and Controlling Or Mr..
dc 1S-3ts for the State Of Va.
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~ Prof ST MAUR BINGHAM'S ACADEMY
THREE GRAND SELECT CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS.
CHRISTMAS EVE,
THURSDAY, December 24.h, 1888.
ADULTS BALL.
ADMISSION -Gentlomen S. with privilege Of two
ladies' For Gentlemen aud Ladies only. Children
TUESDAY, Dec 39tA, 1868.
FIFTEEN CLASSIC AND DOMESTIC TABLEAUX,
with brilliant display Of Oolored Fires. the hall
handsomely illuminated for the occasion. Tableaux
10 commence at 6O'clock pre- iSelY.
PROGRAMME or TABIRArx IN srATuARY.
!. Faith, Hope, and Charity
2 Growing Of Sappho
.. Justice
4. Old Mans Reesing
g. Conquest Of Cleopatra
g. Angels Whisper
"Her beads while she numbered,
The baby Aiu slumbes'd,
Aud smiled 10 her face a. aha beaded her knes.
Oh, blessed be that warning,
Ny child, thy sleep adjoining,
For know that the angels are whispering to thse"
I. Dcrmot's Return
ssTho dawn Of tho morning
Saw Desmot returning,
And the wife wept with Joy tha babes ther to zee;
And closely careastng
The child With q blessing,
Sid, knew that the angels were whispering to ttRe'
8. vespefs with melodeoD sccompaniment)
Feast Of Roses UAllah Rooke)
TO- Soldiers Oath =
II. Surprise (group with aatan IN back groand)
IL Santa Claus
H. TaiA! Dart
H. Nymphs of the Roreat.
ID Christmas Carnival.
Adalts' Rail commencing at II 0'caock. Pre-
grammes Of Tablaaux and Dances win be distributed
ON the evening Of the entertainment. 4 Hne BAND
to engaged for the OCCASION. Choice Refreshnents
On hand.
ADMISSION Ladies' aid gentleman, IS each Chill
dreu. not scholars, % each. y
Tickets Q q be procured ut the principal music
and book stores, h0eas, and at Prof. Bingham's for
this Ball aud Tableaux only.
3D Pn1nvAL.
NEW YEARS EVE,
THURSDAY, Decenber Ola. 1863.
SRLBCT b ALL.
ADMISSION Gentlemen, IS, with privilege Of two
Ladies Ladies' and Children. scholars respect ully
invited; Boys, not scholars, $3.50.
de 1913, TukTh"
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CHURCH MUSIC.

w ANrED- cru,cu ,,,s,,,
Keystone Collection,
The Casket,
Tho Jubilee,
Sabbath Bell
The above choir books are much needed by sew
ersl ehoirs. Persons having copies to spare can
By leaving Them AZ HORTON KEACHs,.
No 220 Main street,
d. M-eod3t Near spotswood Hotel.
WANTKD-Twsnty good negro Golfers. to work
w In our mines on Dan river, thirty miles west
Of DauvilIe, in Rockingham county, Z. Our
SHAFT II new one, not yet 100 feet deep and il nee
from gss. The locality IL healthy, ami Is safe as
any in the Confedseicy. Owners IL such hands
would Do xe to apply tou' in pesson' Or ~ letter
do l5-tlJan
al zNfBD-75 abls.bndisl negro Iahorers tOr
BROWNE, Eupsriatendent Artillery Workshops,
Richmond Arsenal, On eth street, below Byrd.
| WANTRD-fbe ensuing year, 6rst rate 1ooE and
:" dining room servant; Apply to Mrs N MossY,
| TUANTRD-A gentleman in the army desires TO
w form oo.portnsEshlp with reliable person
| to engage In Some lucrative busicess. would
purchase an interest In an established trade Can
Furnish eas.ts! Of ten thousand dollars; Address
| VXyANTED--By a Virginia ady, a situation as
| w Teacher 10 private family, by the iiss, Of
February. She has had some experience in teach.
ing, and 10 competent to teach the rudmsnts Of
English aud Music on tho Piano She docs not Oh
jest to going far eou.h. Address ..hss e." Warren,
IA ~ acquainted with Tho buainess. Wages to be
Nailed BY the applicant. Address by mail
de lA-7tf Salem. Fors, tn co. NO
VVANIEIl-A kopemaksr, BY tho day or mOoth
w or. he prefer. win give him an interest In the
concern. Also with 70 bug HemE, in any quanti.
&Aiex. OK NORRIsH
| Dc lL-ts Packet Office.
~ ANTED-To Rent-A aIes building, in .
w csntsL part Of the eity, 70 Be used q De-
pot 80 so'a'Fs Hons r North Cisons sso0P'
A' = bit. n.a,s., A,.., s.ss. Of 1 e.soii..
| " ANfED-Imnsdiaiely two aest class smiths,
w atthe Richmond Naval Ordnance Works. -
An Oh RRRE,
do ls-lOs Commdg N Ord W.
Snl1sa' ORR sk,.,se OFF,,
LEWIS HYMANS,
% Aainn street.
a0ld and diver watcher,
/. ~ Fine sets Of jews,ry,
DiAmoads, &c, &c,
For two weeks only, ct very reduced prices. Nise
which time will seii tho remainder at auction.
Callsooa fof bassatns. deN-eif
S''1''' 0'. SHILLING eg.!.
LEWIS aXMANT,
&c Main street.
Rin0 e0ld and silver watches,
Diamond RIGGS and Pima,
40 9anssal assortment q 1ewelry, q reduced
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- CHRISTMAS RvE,-A
lun fyERY EyKNfNC THIy WgEK,
rHURsDAY EvRNEN0, Dsc ~, lsss-.
The peaisrnAnre win commence WIN We -"
tiful n.>.-
Wuen viii b. presented he s1csedinsy fanay. EAEee
T" LOTTERY TICKET.
rancy Dance .......k giss Mary Passisgtcn
n~....~. Orchestra
when win DO presented, Tor The second SINE, voc
Grand h,ssoylsai and pAatomimsc Drama, 10 three
arts. fulAptod and arranged by b d Ogden, nAn We
work Of tie celebrated Miner, Ea. } entitled
MA0SANIELLO;
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OFFICE ALnENARLB INs CO,
Charlottesville, Va Dec ~ lea
DIVIDEND Notice.-The Beard Of Directors
have declared a dividend out Of tho profits Of
the last six months. CT 12x per cent, payable on
and after the lst January next.
T NJ AIFRIrND, Esq. will pay to the Richmond
stockholders their dividends on application at the
Company's Agency, on Governor at.
de 2l-eodSt JOHN WOO! son, eec'y.
A1OTICE-The Board OF Directors Of the Bank Of
~ the Commonwealth have declared a dividend
the capital stock Of fifteen and one quarter Per
cant, payable on the Lat January next Fifteen per
cent will be paid the stockholders and quarter
Of one per cent reserved to pay the State bonus
The transfer books will be closed until after the LIST
Of January. B NORTON,
de- 22-tlstJa Cashier.
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Vue Key Will DC soi0 " ~ oCiOCA PEoCwelys
de % WILLIAMSON co, Aucts.
DUBlIC HIRING OF NEGROES.-Wll DO hired
ut Wakefield, the farm next adjoining Mr. George
" Doswell's, in Hanover county, on Thursday, the
slst Of December, 1868, about forty Negroes, con-
eistiug Of mon aud women, boys and girls. They
viii be hired - farm hands and house servants-in
no instance to labor on works Of internal improve
ment or In occupations considered haxardous-
with the further express understanding that they
are not to be rehired by those who hire them pub
Hcy without ths written consent Of the
Bonds with approved security will be required in
every instance. B w RICHARDSON,
Ex'or OF Mrs Judith Smith, decd.
Dc e. -d0tsw8t
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y90 Aw3 - .1 zss-ss@sss
49, u - - q - $50 Is
A.. . iss.s = ,se as.sA 40 Z lass -,
next : EfaskHn safsa esalaiaiee n fssaA -.
s'a'''s s'vsa 'nnss1 = if1 nI e e. O. :.
q 11-1t Camp on 1Alr 0sesaz2
EOR RD1I-1Osf vsll fsssiAsd neeans, wllA
Igs3 sfasaes and nth stsssls, CAussh IN.
do y e.
i. % RuNr-A aaes fassiaAsd noon, M -,
V eornsr 9th asd Deoad strssis. 1ss ns1e -
qsIse % Dee91ss. &c -
INO1 feas-A very desirable brick h0use, paftia1ly
coataaiae * rooms, with Stable, carriage hsnss,
-; ano, well Of mast exosllens water q ~ Pc
Dises and . large los attached. 3his psspaty =
situated franklin street. just outside 81 ~ 81.
poratioa. Possession can bc had Immediately: ~.
! ply 70 E0aO,
d. 23-Nt 14th q, near D1chanSe.
ENOR KANr-Vour desirable rooms Tor gentIemso,
on Broad Il, bet oeh aod 7th, next door TO Thea
tfe aalooo. Apply on the premises. do 2S-Af
Ton RRNr-rwo furnished Chambers, with %,
fee, and ecsvanes' attendance. IN one Of the
squares q The Capitol. Mons but genilsmcn nssd
apply. Rsferenoe required. Address "L, Post
Once box sSl. de32-set
nor K1Nr-The oommosiious brick store, former.
u occupied BY A Richards, on franklin st, -
tween 18th and 18th sts. Possession geea LIT Jan.
uary, 1884. Apply TO Gro II RlHAaDs, Admir- Of
Anson Richards, decd, at Williamson Coz, lo7
Main d. dc 0-ts
ElOR RHNT-The large Building at the corner, q
Canal AID 7th sts, very suitable Tor an agricul-
fural implement shop, or would make good store
house Apply BY mail 70
JOHN CRENSHAW,
Richmond, r o.
ND.-Th. present lessee Will sell an EoQne and
other fixtures 1t fair price. de 1z-6tS
TOR RENT-The large brick Factory on the dock,
next 70 NAyo's Warehouse. Also, the Lumber
Yard and Black smith Shop adjoining the above
For particulars inquire Of
EDWARD MAYO, Mayo's Warehouse,
de 12-ts Or Toulouse, AAy0se Bridge.
ESOR rent That extensive Establishment, the
Columbian Hotel, IL for rent. Possession given
Ia January next. Apply 70
do 1k-ltt JOSEPH n CREN6HAW.
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By Williamson d TO-, Aatct'Ts,
mo l92 Main street.l

KEY, GOODWILL, and Fixtures Of the Tontine
N Saloon, at auction On Saturday, the 26th
INST commencing at II O'Clock, will sell the key.
good will, and fixtures OF the TOntne Saloln, con.
sisting Of
Mirrors,
Pictures,
Bar tumblers,
Decanters,
Chairs and Tables,
Stove &D 10
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MILITARY NOTICES.


nKILTARY Notice Tho members OF company
Nl D, (Capt Seagars,) ID class militia are hereby
nCthed TO assemble at the City Hall on Friday, the
26th inst, at O'Clock n, with arms and ammuni.
ton, for important duty, puncsaally and without
failure.
BY order If Lieut. WATT, commanding
de N-2tt HAy1L II PRICE, O =. :