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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-
SENATE.

FRIDAY, December ., 1861
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Edwards, of the Metho-
dist Church.
The bill to authorize the President to furnish
with supplies etc, loyal citizens held prisoners by
the enemy, and approprang Sl0o, 900 for that pur-
pose, rejected by vote of ayes, II noes, 7. 1t
required two-thirds for its passage
The Senate reoonsideTed the vote by which was
rejected the Joint resolution relative to the exemp-
ton of State officers, and the resolution passed.
Ayes, 10; noes, 7.
Senate bill to provide for the employment of
groes IN the army iaborers, was, on motion, by
Mr.. Hunter, made the special order for Monday
next at half-past II O'Clock p. NJ
BY Mr. Hunter: y bill to regulate the impress
ment of slaves in the State of Virginia Referred
to the Military Committee.
On motion, by Mr.. Sparrow, it was ordered that
when the Senate adjourn to-day, it be to Monday
next
The Senate resolved into secret session, and soon
after adjourned.
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YANKEES AITFMPTINd TO Blow uP RAIRoAp
TRAIss-The Quincy Dispatch Of the 18th lys the
Yankees hare been attempting TO blow up trains Of
cars on the Florida railroad with torpedoes. On
Tuesday last. q torpedo, containing sixty-eght
pounds of powder, was taken up by our men, be-
tween Baldwin and Gainesvills, some fifteen miles
from Baldwin. Two trains had passed over the tor
pedo without exploding it. 1t was buried III the
centre OF the track and 10 be fired by means OF
a lock and cap attached to musket barrel, and laid
under one of the r.lls and connecting with the tor
pedo by gnttE-percha tube. piece OF iron hap
pened to be lett between the hammer OF the lock
and the cap, which prevented the explosion when
the ears passed over.
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TIE PRESs Of LIE MESSAGE.


The Herald calls the message Z" a plain and un-
pretending document" and says:
It is encouraging report on the state OF the
nation, and embodies various timely and practical
recommendations TO the two Houses, although IL
some things of great moment it falls short OF the
mark.
For example, Mr.. Lincoln, setting out with the
declaration that " the condition OF foreign at
fairs is reasonably satisfactory, follows directly
after with the statement that eve have strictly
maintained neutrality between the belligerents in
Mexico" and there stops. He has nothing to sug-
gest upon that subject. Has he forgotten that the
Monroe doctrine was plank OF the Baltimore plat
form, and that it was expected he would face the
music He intmates that the affair of the rebel
buccaneer Florida viii require delicate handling
but he fails to tell whether this case ha@been
left III the hands of the Chevier ebb or has been
taken up by the Secretary OF State that we can
not determine whether we are to have a speedy rup-
ture or an exhausting diplomatic discussion with
Brazil
The Times seems to be little alarmed at the en-
tire absence Of any manifestation of willingness
desire to stop the war, and tries to smooth ovel
Liaeoln's viewsas follows
The President neither insists upon, nor looks for
any stipulation in advance in respect to the aban
donment Of slavery. His only claim is for aban-
donment OF armed resistance. This makes gooC
precisely what we have contended was the true con
Struct1on OF the famous misslve, " To whom II may
concern 1t puts beyond further dispute the Pre-
termination to maintain the war solely on Consti
tutlonal basis for constitutional ends. 1t Is true
that he takes occasion here TO repeat that he Wi
not attempt either to retract modify the Emanci-
patton Proclamation. ct in this he is perfectly
consistent That proclamation war measure,
authorized by the war power involved in the duty
prescribed to the Executive by the Constitution, to
enforce the laws. It's operative force must continue
while the war~lasts. When the war c9ases, itself
must cease as q war measure. 1t can have no fur
thsr continuing effect; though the effect already
consummated, whatever the courts may decide that
to be, cannot be undone, and must remain un-
changed. The President holds to the proclamation
III lust the right manner He treats it instru-
ment of war, but in way intelposes 1t against
peace. The rebels can get peace at any time with
out touching it. All that - required OF them IS
that they SHALL in good faith, bow to the Constltu-
ton.
A letter from New York says:
That portion of the message which speaks of the
useessness Of negotiating with the rebel leaders and
Of the readiness Of the Government to stop the wal
when those who commenced II stop, meets ready
response from all save the sympathizers with Sc
CeSSlOn.
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ARRESTED As sPIEs.-The evening trains which
arrived in this city on Thursday night brought
down two men, charged with being spes who were
eomnlltted to Castle Thunder. Their names are
f2r. III. 2 Ritter a citizen of Edentea North Caro-
lima, who was forwarded, under escort of a guard,
by Colonel P @. daiiIard, provost marshal of We'll
don, and Sterling King, Eneiishman, sent here
from Abingdon. The circumstances which led to
their arrest have not been made known
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Ny orubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

EOR RENT AT AUCTION.--A small
Il FARM of forty acres, highly improved, with
most excellent dwelling with six rooms kitchen
with four rooms, large stables, &c, will be rented,
Tor the year 1865, at auction, on the premises ON
This farm is on the Williamsburg turnpike adjoin-
ing X w. MeGruder's and others The situation
Is pleasant and healthy, and the neighborhood equal
voolfolk, one mile from the cjtv
de 6 QRURBS q WIIIIkNs Anotionnars
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NOTICE.-Comm 9, jail, in Char
Y lotte county, Virginia, on the 23d of October.
1854, NEGRO MAN, claiming t. be free, but with
out any free papers, who calls himself JOHN
EVANS and says he lives in sange county, North
Carolina Said negro is ABORT twenty-five years
cid; brown complexion; five feet ten inches high,
and weighs one hundred and forty or one hundred
and fifty pounds Parties claiming must come for
ward and prove property, else ne will be dealt with
according TO the law. THOMAS Ii. SMITH,
no l9-law6w Jailor.
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house oF REPREsENrATIvEs.

The House met at the usual hour, and was opened
with prayer by Rev. DIR. Moore.
Pending the consideration Of the bill for the seques-
tration OF the property of abSentees abroad liable to
military duty, the morning hour expired, ana the
House took up the bill, reported by Mr.. Lyon, OF
Alabama, from the Committee on Ways and Means,
"to provide more effectualy for the reduction and
redemption of the currency"
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole, and the bill was read by sections.
Pending the discussion of the bill, the committee
rose and the House adjourned
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3itbn,ono 9ispattb.
SATURDAY MORNING. ..DroEMBER 10. lss,

The DAILY DISPATCH is Furnished 20 NFyvs nv,r
tse "hd CARRIERS at TWENTY DOLLARS rer onE HUN
DRTD ccrfFs.
SUnscRIBFRs sending to the Office for their papers
viii be charged FIVE DOLLARS ner month
ssN0LE -cosrEs of the ii h TWENTY-FIVE
CTETS.
CARRIERS are authorize charge oNF noIIAR
scTlherS.
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TERMS, &C.: Made known on day of renting.
de 6 FRANCIS I. ISBELI,, Auetioneer
A VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT,
N AND SALE OF STOCK, PLANTATION
UTENSILS, &c.--WiD be rented out, to the highest
bidder, if not previously disposed Of, on THURS
DAY, the 18th of December, my valuable FARM
on the Chickshominy, in the county Of Hanover,
within eight miles OF Richmond.
The land is rich and well adapted to the growth Of
corn, wheat, oats and vegetables. Thirty hands
can be protitably worked the place. There
two productive gardens, very large meadow, two
orchards of choice peaches and apples. Futy BUSH
els of wheat has been seeded.
The buildings comrnodious and in good order.
The dwelling is large cIsugh 10 accommodate two
good-sized families in comfort
1t will be rented III the whole or in detached par
cells.
There is very large lot of manure on the place.
Some PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS AND
STOCK will be sold, including Wheat Fam Corn
Shelter, Straw Cutters, Reapers, Woodpecker Saw
Mill, Wheat Drums Wagons, Carts, Wheels, &C.
WILLIAM +. GAINES,
no 2S--2aw3ws Box 720, Richmond, Virginia.
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FATAL SHE'LL ExPLosIoE.--An explosion of shell
occurred yesterday afternoon ct the corner of Sixth
and Canal streets which resulted In the loss of both
aims OF negro employed in the Government works
at that place. Another negro, employed at the
same place, was severely injured but up to late
hour he was considered out OF danger
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MISCELLANEOUS.

There is not word of news in the papers,
A move by Grant was predicted.
Salmon P. Chase has been appointed Chief Justice
of the United States Supreme Court, and confirmed
by the Senate.
A riot by the Fanians and Orangemen was PRO-
crossing al Toronto, Canada, on tie 9th.
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By Francis I. Isbcll, AuetiOneer.
TWO MOST DESIRABLE AND COM

TWO MOST DESIRABLE AND COM
i MODlOUS FAMILY RESIDENCES. COR
NER OF FRANKLIN AND FOURTH STEEETa-
FOR RENT AT ACCrIoN--will be rented at auc-
uon, on MONDAY, the 18th day of December in
slant, at o'clock r. NJ, upon the premises. two
mos. most desnane and oommodious FAMILY RESI-
DENCES situated at the southeast corner Of Frsnk-
lin and Fourth streets The dwellings contain four
teen rooms each, with kitchens containing six rooms
each, and all the modern improvements sut as gas
water, bathrooms, water-closets, &C., &C. The
tenements are so arranged that they may be con-
verted into one, which would, in view Of its spa
ciousness and central locality render it most ex-
eelient position for rstciass boarding house; but
whether for private residences or boarding house.
the property is amongst the most desirable in the
city.
TERMS, &C.: Made known on day of renting
de 6 FRANCIS I. ISBELL, Auetioneer.
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Lincoln's message was of such a cheerful and
hopeful character that at the board in New York on
Wednesday night gold ren up from 22S to 2i0.--
There was great excitement among the brokers.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

NFeR's CoURT.-Reeorder Caskie ofaciated il,
this court yesterday The following cases we're dis
posed Of:
Frank Austin. charged WITH being drunk and
using proane and vulgar language in the strectseIt
to the provost-marshal
Ann Jones, receiving piece Of bacon supposed
to have been stolen-dischsrred
oary "orrney, charged with stealing @ pair Of
noes The property Of III. TT sylor-provedh his in
nocenee, but recognized mess against another
p'rty, VINO was sent on to the Hus,ings Court
Le"ls lawson, charged with assauting and beat
'rsh ochwar1z-eharge withdrawn by the pay
DahisI stewart charged with unlawfully breaking
I te lock ana entering the house Of Mary Roach in
the daytime-aecusaton unsnstainad and Steuart
discharged. "-A ''e "A''
Il. H. Luck, obstructng the sidewalk in Main
lars Adjourned. wa
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fInE.-At one o'clock yesterday morning a
Kitchen, n the occupancy Of negroes, on Jackson
street. between Foushee and Adams, took fire and
was partially destroyed. 1t was owned by Francis
AI0s5, resident IN the nalghborhooi
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
By Redwood, Phillips Il Co., Auctioncers,
(No. 54 Main ssreat.l

EOR RENT AT .AUCTION.-we viii
Z rent, to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY
day thereafler,) that desirable DWELLING; sitr-
aeed about hall mile abovo tire Old Fair Grounds,
belonging to Mrs Crouch The house is Of brick,
ana contains ten or twelve rooms; with stable carr
FOUR ACRES; Is very rich and productive From
ITS nearness to the city, the garden will yield hand-
some revenue
After renting the property, will he sold. three
cows two Of which are good milkers two brood sovp,
fifteen pigs, and nine fine young hogs
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS CO.,
de 10-5t Auct;oneera
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IRGINIA LEGTSLATURE
1TRA ssION.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, December Q, 1854.
The Senate was called to order at the usual hour,
LieIenant-GoseTnor Price in the chair.
In order to ascertain whether a quorum was pre-
sent, the President ordered q call of The 1ol when
only twenty-four members answered to THEN names
less than quorum by two.
On motion OF Mr Garrison, OF Accomac, an ad-
journment was tnereupon agreed to till Il o'cloc.to-
morrow.
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1.-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE.

l. WARD.--Ran away from the subscriber a
bright MULATTo named BURNETT BER-
NARD, aged twenty-one years. His complexion IS
very light, but his hair is rather woody His front
teeth are bad He is goOd-looking and weli-spoksn
is rather above middle height sndis slender. Had on
bue-grey pantaloons With vest and soldiers jaeketof
the same color. Took with him bundle OF Clothes
among which was a frock coat, grey in color, with
pearl buttons Wore felt hat. He left my house
at IL O'Clock on Wednesday. the 7th Of December,
and went with a mulatto servant, named John, two
or three years older than BURNETT. They were
sesn in wagon bound for Richmond county. Ths
above reward will be paid on the delivery Of Bur
NETT to me in Richmond.
de Set JOHN M. DANIEL.
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LArIONs FOR CARRYING

IL LArtOSS FOR CARRYING
"a lEFIgI The ACT OF CONGRESS
@## % tjNE D.. lea, AUTHORIZING
uf Tt+i IEHLD EIGfT PER CENT
.rlLI UNDER Hh PROVISIONS Oh
& .fIEONLD MAY l6, isbl, 10 TX
ts 4iit SAME TOR COUPON BONDS
rrIr registered cirft per cent. t5nis
.#s1sf .,i 90 MAY IT,, 1861, ie-iuuE u exchange
r.U bonds, Wiil 5s7ign them, in tht
...-..1 .uI iu roc prints1 Endorsement OF
ts= s.. "t OIL. .rruG14ts, u the " Confederate
.w..t.l. iH exchauga LOT coupon bouds,"
as4 nm ia pl EsT-eEt-l 20 the Besister OF
ass tsv Department, who VIII thereB pom, IL
pith fbc provisions OF the act o. june
E.t. lit coupon tan.is iJT The amount specified
sr t5r .ief. d f9hl 20 s+s ,Fn-1
~. a II.EN HOLM,
@@ ..a sl,rrtary OF the Treasury
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of BOUIS
& SANDERSoN is this day dissolved by n.u-
tual consent. The business Of the concern will be
settled at No. LA Main street.
STEPHEN BOUIS, JR.,
JOHN F. SANDERSON.
November 18th, 1854. no 22-eodl0t"
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RUNA VA rs.
"a O WI ~ II y.
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS r

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD. Left factory, o1i last Saturday
morning, NEGRO MAN, nanad DICK TOTTY,
formerly the property of Mr.. b. W. Totty. Said
negro is of gingerbread color, swaggers in walk
ing, speaks quickly when spoken TO, and is about
five feet eight ten inches high. The above re-
ward viii be paid for his arrest and delivery to us,
for any information which may lead to his reeo-
very CH1LDREY & JONES, Tobacconists,
Main street, between Twenty third and
de lO-lW~ Twenty fourth.
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lirI'momd 9ispatet.
H d A. aowARnIN 4 co.

tnsIAreH + psiliSl.rsi isily, (sundays except
tftr Aeht.s se@ for twelve months; TWENTY
tANs tor VIZ nonthss rTrppN postAns for
snths - slve pestsas for ene month, in adj
A'itanltt tssScs hy n.sl sfs 81 the risk Of those
q lhfra.
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hicHdoSD CIRCUIT CoURr, YEsIERpAY-The tes-
umony III the cases of Zimmerman, HerEoz and
hodsnkirseher having been concluded on yesterday,
Nil Aylett, the petitioners, commenced the ar
sument and conclude his speech this morning
Mt Tucker, n behalf of the Commonwealth, began
his argument, but before concluding postponed the
consideration of the cases were continued as there
are several other applications for writs to be heard
tfi1 morning.
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f..a.....1 N5y-ulter 3, l,ti )
ELAB-It being decided that
..rt certificate. aLi tL- toui- IS
.'.r. rIs receivable IN payment of tiIc tRE
.-Hg A..i .trrIi. t.ll5 - tz.f.lu-s Gri
.ats. r.----s --ho have paid those tgvss
-.r .. aul-.i @ tla rs.ulr CG tLe notes
r-- o. ..-tsut Tge8T,rcrs ana Fay Dc
rhr have fc. 'vci tie ieuoslt7 Il tax chi
At .stuari7Fi, Iu sEen cases. % IetaUi the
Esst .a-...a lr IlG thereof sn g9G1l amount
cons. certificate. ~ bonds, uIoy the de-
TE.t f" stste Tax Cous. cor. And the bonds
.. 1t.. 81 te cxchlEssi mali BE- endorsed as
r certify tbtt The within for attached
asF-s a. wFt received fulm -------- in hen
A t. aIgHroUsly collected from A,ru IL
g f.. a.v issue. AMI that the same has
a# 1Is.l i'g rsw issl, g. rs-iutUrs- tim ,''
aa#, ttv il. state Tax Collector
O. 4. TRENHOLM,
H. .ls Secretary 81 the Treasury.
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AHTSE.MFVTs. A
DICHMOND THEATRE.


ADJUSTMENTS.
RlCHMoND THEATRE.
III Corner Seventh aud Broad streets.
SATURDAY TVENINa, DEcrzpFR 10. ls64
ron THIS NIGHT ONLY,
the great p,ize drama OF
NAIuAN RADFORD;
OE.
TIE MURDER Al THE WAYsIDE INN.
Jo>ATaAN W. TALBOT
DtN M,CApsFv .... T. 8. CHARLES.
Mr->ns. !. WELLS,
II, ALLEN,
MissIs MAGGIE EsTELLE,
JENNIE POWELL,
HELEN PERCY,
~ THE CAST.
COMIC SONGS,
FANCY DANCES
10 conoluie with Douglas Jerroid's great nautical
play Of
RLACK-EYED SUSAN
wItrt,af fist time MTss KATIE EsTELLE
ia which character she will dance the
Sailors Hornpipo.
P5iIY MAYrLowEE. E......... MISS S. pARTTNGTON,
with the song Of "Alt in the Downs"
MONpAY-Ihe great play Of
MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
- 4
commencing at q o'clock. de lo-lt
II ICHBtOND VARIETIES,
IL Franklin street, next to the Exchange Hotel.
Temple or MoMUs'
oLIo OPERA TRoUFEr
sIGTEEN STAR RFoRMERs.
TERPsIcHoREAN sIsrERs,
MISS INEG FLOYD,
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY,
sni the
FEMAIE JIG DANCER
TIM MORRIS aui BILLY FELL
AZ their Side-srlittiHg GonicsItes
l. =. Iico's BuIIesqae Opera Of
or, HUSH
Oh, HUSH
and the
GREAT PRIZE FTGUT,
IO-SIGHI.
NEW SONGS, DANCES, BURLESQCES, orr
RAS, FARCE5, SC.
See small bills.
de l0-lt'l
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
FOR rHI BENEFIT or
NJ A IL 4 VI RI L
10 T4TF PLACE on
TUESDAY NEXT DECEMBER l3, 1864,
METRQPOLITAN HALL.
This Concert wiu embrace the entire musical
talent Of this city. De s--5t-
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4 GRAND BALL.-Enjoy life while
"A you may, Is an old maxim ana il you wish
to d. SO, and while away pleasant hour, come 70
MONTICELLO HALL on MONDAY EN ENt INC,
December Il, 1864, Ia sure To- attend, SMITH
Mlitary aud Cotiuon Band vii lie present to add
u the pleasure Of the toac bv ter Discourse OF -
celient aud fashionable music
MANAGERS,
LrFUrfsANT-CoIoNFLP P J. ENNIS, LIEuTEsA.T-
CCLosEL J {. WILLIAMS AAJoE " I MA1-
KINS, MAJOR l.. HOFFMAN, CAFTAI7 THOMAS
SAUNDERS, LIEUTEsAl'T GEORGE " BROWN,
LTFrlEgAc,r CHARLIE M0RES-
Admission, $40. o. 3-5ts
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NJ Office TO fAX-PAYERS.--Pu
Y ant 70 ordinance passed the 1ith of June,
ls55, 1 viii attend at the Collectors Office, in the
CITY Hall, from the 18th 70 the 3lst of December,
inclusive, to receive the remaining half of taxes
from such persons as are entitled to q discount of
ten Per cent. by having previously paid the fist
hall in June last, III accordance with said orGl-
nance. JULIUS L. TOBS0N.
Collector OF City OF Richmond.
r. BIT viii be seen from tie above that the
Collector required to attend at the Office from the
l5ti to the 3ls1 OF the month receive taxes re-
naming due from June last Before the January
term of the Iiusting5 Court he is required, BY
dinance, TO advertise delinquent real estate TO be
sold for non-paynent OF taxes.
Persons who have not done so, viii see the re1es~
sity Of calling and paying their taxes, it is in
possible Tor the Collector TO cali them before
adveItises.
An taxes must be paid within the time specified,
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
j. A. HOBSON,
de 2-t3lD Collector of City of Richmond.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
u WARD.-The above reward will be paid for
the apprehension and delivery at Robert Lunpkin's
Jail, in this city, of my NEGRO BOY, SAM. He
left Chimborazo Hospital yesterday or. the day be-
fore. Sam is about twenty-five years of age, mu-
latto, about i've feet ten inches high, remarkably
well formed and handsome, and particularly polite
and genteel in his manners. ~ marks recolleeted
He is doubtless trying TO max lis way into the en-
emy's lines, and may still be lJuking about Rich
mond, or he may take service with sopc of our own
regiments. WILLIAM ALEX. THOM,
Surgeon Fourth Division Jackson Hospital.
L.
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NEW CONCERN.
~ R0ITIs sANnERsnN a TABB.

4 BOUIN, Sf4NDLtl5V1N q f1kf0,
AUCTION, COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY.
The undersigned have this day associated them.
selves for the purpose OF carrying on the AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS generally, under
the style and firm of BOUIS, SANDERsON e
TABB; and having taken that large and commo-
dious house. William Ira Smiths old stand, NO ia
Main street, whore they have full room for storage
and advantageous display Of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise Of every description, Furniture, &C.,
&c, &c, they solicit consignments. Plsdgipg their
strict attention to every matter entrusted to them,
to be energetic and prompt they hope to merit and
receive the patronage OF their friends and the public
Sales of REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE wiz
be attended torn the city ana adjoining countes&
STEPHEN BOUTS, ia, y
JOHN +. SANDERsON,
THOMAS Il. L. TABB.
November 18th, 1854. no 22-eodl0ts
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~ EMS OF SONG choice collection
NJ of Hymns and Songs for Sunday Schools ana
Social Meetings, compiled by corps OF Sunday
School officers neatly printed and for sale at the
following prices Single copy, 81; per dozen, $40
(post paidj; fifty copies, $3.50; one hundred CO.
pies, 500.
Orders promptly filled.
WILLIAM III. CLEMMTrT,
No. 140 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
No 23-WSM6ts
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MT OTICE.--AH persons indebted to the
Y estate Of LANES l. sUrTyN, deceased, VIII
N IKE immediate payment; and ~ persons holding
cla, ms against said estate will present them TO
W. NJ SUTTON,
7. Il. SUTTON.
de 5--sw Adnnlstfatots-
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yNXTRACT LOCKWOOD, for sale by
A. X. H. SCOTT, Druggst,
corner Of Seventeenth and Franklin slsoets.
IL IL
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IFi ssUET DEPARTMENT,
-CcETTDTRsTC STATES OF AMERICA,
RIcHM1SD, October Il, 1864.

KTON-TAXABLE BONDS, FIVE
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN.-sALE COM
lHUED.-N amerous applications having been
made for bonds at the established pIioe cf hun
dTGd ana thirtyfve do.ar5 and interest under CIR
C1TUsalces that cnutle them 10 favorable consider
ation II has been determined 70 continue the sale
the above prlce until further notice.
agents for the suie OF these Bonds are instructed
10 aet IN ccor Ice with this order and tha attag-
ton Of distur5iug oloeT 81 the Govorument par
t...alaflQ .alis1 to Il. y. 4. TRENHOLM,
a. - 4. SacretaEv ni the IraasurY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

TVWO THOUSAND POUNDS COP
pTpAe e,r sale by " ii. SCOTT,
IJ1ie4ist. corner Of Seventeenth ana frankhn
t',- de ST.