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VOLUME 9---NUMBER II.
MY Husband who uses Tobacco.

He sits in his chair from morning till night,
'Tis smoke, chew, smoke,
He rises at dawn his pipe to light,
Goes putting and chewing with all his might,
Till the hour of sleep. 'Tis his delight
To smoke, chew, smoke.
The quid goes IN when his pipe goes out,
'Tis chew, chew, chew,
Now, cloud of smoke pours from his throat
Then, his mouth sends constant stream ahoa
Sufficient to carry a mill or 4 boat,
'Tis chew, chew, chew.
He sits all day in smoke or fog,
Tis puff, puff, puff,
He growls at his wife, the cat and the dog.
He covers with filth, the carpet and rug,
And his only answer when give him a jog,
Is puff, puff, puff.
Such room Pm sure, was ne'er seen before,
'Tis pipes, quids, pipes;
@Quids are scattered from door to door,
WIN pipe stems the mantel covered Ger,
tls-tall and fpe cut strewed DER the floor,
IT'S pipes, quids, pipes.
The house all o'cr, from end to end,
Is smoke, smoke, smoke,
In whatever room my way wend;
If take his old clothes to patch and mend
Ungrateful perfumes will ever ascend
OF smoke, smoke, smoke.
At home or abroad, afar or near,
'Tis smoke, chew, smoke;
His mouth is stuffed from ear to ear,
Or putting the stump of pipe so dear,
And his days will end verify fear,
In smoke, smoke, smoke.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

Gen. Rosecrans at the Grant Dinner
at st. Louis, related an anecdote of a
rebel soldier captured at the attic of
Chickamauga. This rebel was asked
by federal soldier If he was not tired
OF fighting against The old government,
and replied that he would fight again as
soon as he was exchanged. "Well," said
the federal soldier, show do you like the
western boys?" "Well I'll tell you,"
replied the rebel, 'fhe brigade that came
in on us come in Cd id splendid" I"
Shouts Of laughter greeted this little au.
ecdote Of "Old Rosy"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

As evidence of woman's insanity,
one Of the reasons cited on recent trial
out West was :--"Her viewing the sub
ject of religion from the osteric stand
point of Christian exegetical analysis,
and aglutinsting and polsynthetical ecto-
blasts of homogeneous asceticism."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

A local editor out West, following the
example of our important institutions,
came out with statistic" the LIST of Jan
uary-Among the more important items
were: Been asked to drink 1893
times drank IL, 1898 times; been asked
"what's the news" 100000 times told
Is times; didn't know 100000 times /;
lied about it 99,987 times.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

The New London Chronicle says that
in the town Of Lyme, Conn.,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill, the ambitious pari-ents Of q
boy 4 few months old, have named him
Jefferson Davis Beauregard Jesse d.
Bright Henry Ward Beecher Cheeyer
Bill.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

If you would pass for more than your
value, say little. 1t is easier to look wise
than to talk wise.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

Ladies should never pu, pins 10. their
mouths. Their lips should be roses with
out thorns.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

They are fools who insist on being
perfectly miserable because they cannot
be perfectly happy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

The paper so extensively made Of for
est trees is said to be particularly adapt>
ed to log books.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

1t is good TO repeat old thoughts in the
newest books, for the old works in which
they stand are not read.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

Sin has a great many tools, but q lie
is the handle that its them all.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

The first and greatest thing in rhetor-
ic is to have something to say.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-04

A thoroughly honest man will not lie
evea to his dog.
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Cautiously, boys! A few steps, and
we stumble over the handsome horse of
the wounded colonel, dead in the middle
of the road, with eight bullets through
him. There, TOO, is the bloody boot of
bis rider, hastily cut off after the wound
ing was accomplished. A company are
detailed as aankers and as they go
through the wood few rods distant from
the road, they hear the groans of other
wounded,men. They cannot go to them /;
for to stop would be to expose the whole
flank Of the column to danger.
Now we pass other dead horses be-
longing TO cavalry men, which were shot
in the road by the retreating Rebel pick
cts. At length we reach fork where
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-30
By G. w. Willis, Auctioreer,
mo. So Main street,
BY e. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main street.l

BY e. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
(No. 20 Main street,
RRUSSELS CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD
ID FURNITURE, &e., FOR SALE AT AUG
TON On WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at my store,
Several excellent Carpets-among them one very
superior Brussels fifty yards
Mahogany, Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Handsome Cabinets marble topl,
Handsome Washstands,
Handsome Sofas, and Parlor (mahogany) Chairs
Dining, Card and other Tables,
Large Safe,
Cane and Wood-seat Chairs,
Spring, Hair and Shuek Mattresses
Blankets and Bedding,
Croekery and Glassware
One Virginia Air-Tight Cooking-Stove tcomplete).
Franklin and other Stoves,
One superior mahogany Piano.
ALSO
very superior Rosewood Piano, in most excel
lent order and nearly new;
very fne-toned Piano, in rosewood case; seven
octaves; et
barrel of excellent Brown Sugar,
lot of Gas Fixtures,
besides an assortment of valuable articles too nu-
merousto detail. E. Is. COOK,
no 70 Auctioneer
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lU01Y0N dlkeS
FUTURE DAT.
DUBLIc sALn or REAL AND PEB-

DUBLIC 6AI.HO or REAL AND PEB-
sOMAL PROPERTY IN PuwHATAN.-on
TUB0DAY. eoM day q Decs1ncef nexf, win
seIl. e pull lection, sTARM il ths lowsr nd q
Powhatan county, containing three hundred sn1
fourteen acres, with good two-story DWELLING
HOUSE, containing four large rooms and baSs-
ment, and all necessary oUT-HOUsK9. There ~
fifteen bushels Of whest and Dirty bushels Of winter
oafs seeded on the place, nov looking vel. The
Farm Is in good nsi6hbofhood, within about four
miles Of Powhatan station, Richmond and Dsnvils
railroad; healthy locality, and has excellent WE'LL
water in the yard Immediately after the sale Of
the Farm will sell all the CROPS Of every kind,
made this year; also, three MULES, one HORSE,
one yoke Of OXEN, MICH COWS, fourteen HOGS;
FARMING UTENSILS 81 every kind, embracing
new Plovs, good Threshins- Machine, Whsat-Fau,
Corn-Sheller, Carts, Wagon, &c.
TERMS: Cash.
Persons Wishing 10 attend from Richmond or
above can do Nc by taking the Richmond and Dam
vile cars to Powhatan station in'the morning. and
return on the evening Of the same day. Sale 70
commence at II O'Clock A. n, and conducted BY
J. u. GooDx. w. 8. SUMNER.
no l6-5tsTu&F
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r COOKING FOR A HAT-Bo;ro !

OOh1Nd fOh A HAI.-Being al
IL most bareheadod, I started few DAYS ago 10
buy me hat. called at several places where hats
Were formerly kept on sale, and asked "Have You a
HAT to tit OF suit me |" eyes sir 1 think we hayen
was the reply. "What's your price % said 1. 1--WE
have them nom one hundred and fifty to. two hun
dred dollars, was the reply. One hundred and
Vel, that was more than poor man could stand.
so thought would try the Hat Factory / ar
rived at Moore & Hayward's. "Have you HAT
to tit me - "No, sir, have none," was the reply
Don't you manufacture them - / inquired =
yes, sir, we do" was the reply, "but all our
hands are out with the local forces, and am the
only one left at home; and 1 would not b. here
only am on the sick list, and furnished substitute
at that" well, how many hands have Won out
In the fe' at presentP' "Well, sir 1 have NV
partner, y two sons, two detailed hands detailed
as public necessity and the only two negroes we
had in the business" "Well, what are your
prices" "We are selling, sir, from eighty to one
hundred dollars. We have never charged over one
hundred dollars for hat and would not charge that
much II we could get the work made for the more
we have made the cheaper can sell.''
no 30-lts
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c. WEST & JOHNSTON
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This Is Miss Braddon's latest and best Novel.
II.
HE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MECITM
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The Trade ordering Books from us will please
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slhle for their delivery after being sent as directed
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Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers.
o@'-ze No. l45 Main street.
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RICHMOND, November . 1864

Dear Mrs DEBAR During my late engagement
at the New Rlchmond. !" l remember your express
NY NY WISH that would appear for your benefit
Tarlng that 1t will shortly take place most cheer
Iuiy tender my services, and, what may be of more
East Lynne' F'"S Vi
entertaining a sincere hope thaty your benefit NAV
ue sHen success as the mother of profession in
lhe south deserves, remain your friend
IDA VERNON
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4 GOOD RIDING HORSE FOR
IA SALE wsll-couditioned and young. Can q
dIXs STABLE. corner Of Tenth asA Cary sEssis.
no S0-2ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nay SPECIAL NoTTcE.-Finding it i'm
possible TO close sale yesterday it will be re-
ruined TODAY at II NJ The best and most valua-
Bile WORKS yet to be sold.
WILLIAMS & NORFLEET. Auctioneers
no Is corner Thirteenth and Main Streets
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RICHMOND, Novembr q, 1864

ItIVHNUND, NOYembr IT. 1861.
=. Dear Miss IDA VERNON: 1 have received yours Of
the I'D rendering me your ralua5le serrices. and
also your oeaat0Hi plty of East LYNNE" for INV
oeneHt on Wednesday night, the 30th. Believe me.
Miss IDA VERNON, your generous offer sciH erer be
remembered acith gratitude.
Your friend,
CLEMENTINA DEBAR
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX

" VALUABLE SI4AvES.-As commissioners
Of the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond.
appointed by decree rendered on the 10th If
against Trueheart, &C., we shall sell at public
auction, in front of the State Court house, in
the city of Richmond, on MONDAY, the 5th day
Qf December 1864, at IL o'clock NJ, six very valu-
able SLAVES, consisting of father, mother and four
children. belonging to the estate Of the late Miss
Elizabeth T. Trueheart; all Of whom are remarkably
likely and OF excellent character. The ages Of the
children are from eight to twenty years.
TERMS: Cash. W. GODDIN,
H. A. CLAIBORNE,
no as Corns,,;.s;,ce~a
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3y SPECIAL NoTIcR.-Particula atten-
ton IS called to the sale of McDaniel's FINE
bbooDED STOCK tsay six TO eight colts and fl
lies to come oil at Broad Rock TODAY at o'clock
no 3o-ltS ID. WIyFREE, Atictioneer
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HaP SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to my
sale Of LUMBER, No. IRON SAFE &c. at i
A. Belvin's undergrad, Broad street nearly
opposite Monumental Church, THIS DAY at n
O'Clock. T. w. KEESEE,
no ~ Auctioneer
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WANTED.

ii AIR WANTED.-TU LADIES IN
- THE COUNTRY.-Lades in the nntry
who may wish to dispose of their HAIR Il do so
by sending it to the FRENCH HARD .EsSING
SALOON, No. 100 Main street. Richmond. They
can send 1t by their friends visiting the city, OF by
express. The highest price will be paid for It.
no 30-ltA
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nAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND

AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY, December LIST, at the Blue Ridge Hoe
tel in Botetourt county, ON the macadamized road,
Eve miles from Fincastle, . PAPER MILL, located
one mile from the hotel, and TRACT OF vALU-
mill The mill is in good order, with excellent ma
chinery, but little worn--indeed, as good as new
The establishment is supplied with superabnn-
dance of clear water, for washing rags and the right
quarry
Sale to take place at II O'Clock, and terms cash.
7 COWARDIN
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richmond, Novemhcy % ,se.

gentlemen: Your generous offer Of a commit
medTy @neht is most aatte,rng, as it proves to me
that my humble efforts TO please have not been for
gotten "
The veteran actress returns You her grateful
luaiks. CLENENTINA DEBAR
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OSI, between the War Office and the
i C0mmlssary Department, THREE HUNDRED
AnD Thirty DOLLARS The finder will be ibe-
rally rewarded by leaving it with. Major 8. n
BhE"Eh, atthe Commissary Department.
no On
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S- FLOUR, MEAL,

60 FLOUR, MEAL,
CORN, OATS,
SHORTS, BRowNSTUFF,
CITY FEED STORE.
Clendening & Co.'s old stand
cary street, between Fourteenth and fifteenth.
no 30-6ts
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~ edmond THEATRE,
IN Corner Seventh and Broad stree
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80. 1854

WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80. 1894
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
rendered by gentlemen of Richmond TO the veteran
and sterling Actress,
Mas. CLEMENTINA DEBAR;
on which occasion the gifted and talented Come
dienne,
MIss IDA VERNON,
has generously rendered her services well as her
beautiful Play of
E AST LYNN
The beautiful Cofnedietta of
THE sERGEANTS WEDDING,
in which the Beneficiary will appear, and likewise
dance
HIGHLAND FLING.
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"ILL BE SOLD at WILLIAMSON
w & CO.'S auction, on FRIDAY, I'd Decem-
Der, one FINE GOLD WATCH, huntsman case
F. w. DOGGETT
no 25-7ts
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OST, on Main street, between Fourth
4 and the Custom-house, LINK BUTTON, set
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving If
WILLIAM d. JONES & CO.'S, Fifteenth street.
no 30-2ts
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By Redwood, Phillips & Co.. Auctioneers,
No. 81 Main street,

By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers,
No. 81 Main street,
"E WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
wv THURSDAY NEXT, at our store, No 81
Main street. general assortment of HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing, in part.
Parlor Stoves,
Several Cooking Stoves,
l splendid Brussels Carpet, containing fifty
two yards, in good order and but little
used;
Bedsteads,
Chairs-Cane-Seat and others;
large lot of Blankets and Oyercoats,
Silk Dresses,
Backing,
Cigars,
Chewing Tobacco,
and number of other goods
Persons wishing to contribute to this sale are re-
quested to send in their goods before the morning of
sale. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO.,
no ~ Auctioneers
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CORRESPONDENTS.

RICHMOND, November a. 1854.
Mas. G. DEBAR-Madam We, the unders gned
ANXIOUS always for the success of the drama bu
particularly a time like the present affo I'd ing
we believe j. loes pleasant and harmless amuse
ment to - many Of our sick and wounded eopya.
lescentSso' ,ers-have witnessed with pleasnr,
your fthfil, accurate and excellent acting contri
bntng thereby much to the success of the leqiti
mate drama in this city.
Wishing, therefore, 10 give expression to the est
nation in which we hold your efforts TO please n,
well as to recognise your professional merit and
private WORTH hcg leave to tender Won a commit;
mentary benefit, t. occur at such time as you NAV
be pleased to DESIGNATE ' ia'
We are, madam,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
II. r; head; M. z, Ethan Freeman,
M. w. Cluskey, NJ. c., Mike Connell
John p. hurry, NJ c., J. f. Gibson.
~. George Rogers. VI. c., Hon B s Ga;tbor
marx hiandlord, ~ T., Hon. w Il. nortch,
r. W. Lunday, NJ. D., WI Corkery.
w. III. Martin, Tom p O,biIfr,oo
. L. McE'alr, a. l.. Lamar
r.. !" AyeIs, X. G. Wintersmith.
h . " oula' Joseph K. Bridges,
t. c. Cone l. ID nm NJ n
A. @. Cantley, II A Hamilton
Frank II. Alfriend, g. It. Boswell AMI o+hors
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FANCY DANCE. Miss MARY HARRINGTON.
BELLE POLKA,
composed by Professor LoEBMAS and respectfully
dedicated to Mrs. E. MAGILL
HIGHLAND FLING. Mrs. c. DEBAR.
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Such were the circumstances under
which Mr.. Monroe put forth this famous
declaration. 1t was made at particular
crisis, and designed for special applica-
ton. 1t was never meant to have. that
large and general application to this whole
continent which the Yankee land stealers
and the Manifest Destiny men afterwards
gave it. The Yankees, of course, have
the greatest possible interest in giving it
this Interpretation, and in maintaining it
to the uttermost But we again assert
that our interest is directly the contrary.
Mr.. Monroe wished to guard the new
governments of South America against
despotism. The Yankees themselves
have established the most Internal of all
despotisms. When Mr.. Monroe maze
his declaration, we were an united people;
now we are divided. 1t is to our interest
TO have powerful European government
an Mexico for a neighLor; because. if we
do not, we shall have Yankees for our
nelghbors on the south as well as on the
north; and it is impossible that any
neighbors can be SO bad as the Yankees.
IL ~ far better for us TO have them hem
med in on all sides; and therefore we
say again we have not As much interest
MS they in maintaining their interpreta-
non OF the Monroe Doctrine.
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NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
n, ESCAPED from my room, on Fifteenth street.
under st. Charles Hotel one GREY SQUIRREL
The above reward will be paid for his devarv 81 NJ
Wall, or Fifteenth, street F, IABARRE
no 30-2t~
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NV AN TED, I'M MEDIAIEL1 Il wish
w to purchase an able-bodied NEGRO MAN
a shoemaker by trade-between the ages of twenty
and thirty five years, capable of doing good strong
ing to pay liberal price, or would exchange an
other servant, either man woman. Any one
wishing to sell will please call on N NJ LEE Frank
I'm street, Richmond, who will make the purchase
for me; or address at Lexington, Rockbridge
county, Virginia. c. A. WHITE
no
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AUCTION SALEs
THIS DAY.
BY Lee & Bowman, Auctionssrs.

ny Lee q 0OWmhus AuCIl00ooG3.
EAMILY OF VALUABLE NEGROES
AT AUCTIoN.-We will sell TODAY, Ct 70
o'clock, at our auction-room, a No. COOK,
WASHER and IRONER, with her FIVE CHILD
rem avery likely and valuable. H&8
no 30-lt. LEE 4 BOWMAN, Auctioneers.
By G.. w. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. 63 Main street, go
g t o r e FIXTURES OF A MER-
NJ CHANT TAILOR AT AUCTION.-Wiil be
soia at auction, ut the store Of W. Davis, Esq,
ger the Ballard House, on WEDNESDAY, Novem-
Der S0th, at 10 o'clock,
splendid Showcase,
Counters,
| large Cutting and Setting Table,
l large Looking Glass
Chairs, &C.
I Bed Lounge,
Stove Pipe, &C.,
and sundry other articles
no % g. w. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES
YUTuRE DAT.
y orubbs : williams, Auctioneers

DRICK DWELLING, ON JACKSON
- STREET, AT AUcT1ON.--0n FRIDAY, De-
ccnber I'd, at o'clock p NJ. We Win sell, upon the
premises, the BRICK DWELLING situated on the
street. and occupied by Mr.. Charles Walsh. It has
nine rooms and pump Of good wster in the yard.
The lot fronts thirty feet and runs back one hum
drea and fifty -seven feet. Immediate POSSESSION
TrRxs |: At SALE GRUBBs 8 WILLIAMS,
M a Auctioneers.
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Tor Rents NEAT BRICK DWELL.
ING on Jackson street, in thu town of Nan.
chester, within few minutes walk of the citv =
For terms. etc., apply to ID. X. WRIsIGER.
no 26-tt ODD Fellovs, Tau
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EI L d. LILA RS REWARD
L Strayed or stolen from the spbu,ba. in s;an.r
e ~ the 10 instant, black and white HEIFFR.
t sne white running down the back and under the
pe,ly' and the right ear cropped and slit in the
information of her will be Thankfully recevad She
is about eighteen months old. "A'
30-3teode n W r.pTEp
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By James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Office corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.)

lUhce corner OF Twelfth and Cary streets
UMBER, &c, FOR SALE AT AUG
L TION.-Will be sold, at j. A Belvin's lumber
yard, on Broad street, on WEDNESDAY,, the Both
instant, at 10 o'clock A. M, quantity of LUM-
Der, embracing Cherry, Walnut, Buttonwood, Oak,
Poplar, Pine, &c.
Also, a frst-class IRON SAFE.
The LUMBER-YARD will be rented at auction
at the same time. L. W. KEESEE,
no 20 Auctioneer.
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by Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
corner of Ninth and Main streets)
"E WILL OFFER AT AUCTION.
wv on FRIDAY NEXT, the I'd December, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Particulars In a future advertisements
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
no ~ Auctioneers.
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ElFTf. DOLLARS REV ARD
strayed or stolen, on the 10Th instant. ON,
sso", sPrinkied with red and white spots ali over
horns, tips turned back. She has very little milk
she IS nkeiy penned up in the valley or neigh
Io gu Vi VICTOR mill will give the above re-
again. LANES uffpptaIV e'
10 oo-'t" Franklin street
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ROUlS, SANDERSON & TABB. AUG
- TON AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. ia MAIN STREET, at private sale:
Bacon, Beeswax and Coffee,
Tallow and Wax Candles, Goldfish.
Cotton Yarns and Wool Cards,
Mason's Backing and Gun Caps,
Flour, Rice, Lye and Mustard,
Molasses, Pepper and Pickles,
Starch, Salt, Soda and Socks,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Gin, Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Consignments solicited
BOUIS, SANDERSON & TABB.
no 28-eod5ts Anct;onaars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-30

Doors open at quarter to O'Clock; perform ance
commencing at 3 O'Clock no 30-,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-30

EOR RENT. THREE FURNISHED
u ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, ON Eighth
manga Saloon; Gas in each room. Apply an TIC
no 26-3gs -Ao'si'