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| front at Petersburg on Tuesday night,
moving down the Jerusalem plank.
road, and were reported on Wednesday
morning to be at Proctor's mill, twenty
miles south of Petersburg
Since that time they were not heard
from till yesterday morning, when the
information above mentioned was re-
ceived here. This column of the enemy
is said to con5st mostly of infantry,
from which it is inferred to be simply
raiding party, similar to the one which
visited Stony creek last week, and that
it is not prepared for protracted and
extensive expedition. There are, how
ever, those who fear it is a movable CO.
lumn, destined to operate first against
Weldon, and then, perhaps, to continue
its march and take Wilmington in the
rear. As at present informed, we are
not prepared to express an opinion. We
repeat the accounts which reach us and
await future Developments.
LATER.-The latest information from
the enemy on the Weldon railroad is that
they were still moving towards Weldon,
and were provided with such an amount
of stores as to induce the belief that
they were prepared for a~long march, or,
at all events, long absence. 1t is use-
less to speculate upon their plans, which
will be fully known in day or two. 1t
is probable that the primary object of
the movement was to occupy the road,
or so injure it as to prevent our sending
any reinforcements to our forces opera
ting against Sherman.
FROM PETERSBURG.
Nothing of interest has occurred on
the lines at Petersburg except the de-
parture therefrom Of the above-meation-
ed Yankee column. Indeed, they have
been having comparatively quiet time
during the past few days. The enemy
threw few shell at a passenger train
which was approaching Petersburg from
this direction yesterday, causing con-
siderable excitement amongst the women
and children on board.
FROd THE SOUTH.
We hear nothing from Sherman
Whether he is crossing the Savannah on
pontoons, or sailing down the Ocogee in
RATS and fatboats, is equally unknown
to u.s. We only know, and we rejoice
much in the fact, that Central Georgia is
relieved of his presence, and that our
railroads and lines of communication are
being rapidly reconstructed in his wake.
AS regards their railroads, the Georgians
are, to man, "reconstructionists."
The only news from the far South on
yesterday was, that Foster is renewing
his demonstrations against the Savannah
and Charleston railroad, thereby seeking
to divert the attention of part of our
troops from Sherman.
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THE WAR NEWS.

We hear nothing more of the crossing
of the enemy to the south bank Of James
river, near Battery Hewlett, and there
fore believe it certain that, if any force
crossed at that point, it was an insignifi-
cant one, and not designed to effect any
important result. From all we have
been able to gather, we think it-likely
that small party, in barges, engaged
in the interesting, but perilous business
of torpedo hunting, took advantage of
the fog of W ednesday morning and came
over from Coxs landing to the south
bank and being seen when the fog had
partially cleared away, their numbers
were very considerably magnified until
the story assumed the round proper
tions With which it reached the city,
namely, that heavy force Of the enemy
had succeeded in making landing be :
tween Howlett's and Drewry's Bluff.
Yesterday passed off quietly on the
lines south of the city, the report cireu-
lated yesterday morning that "a general
battle was going on all along the lines "
being a rumor of that sensational class
that were very general and common some
months ago, but which have, of late, BOT
been, we are glad to say, so often heard.
ANOTHER RAID ON TIE WELDON RAIL
ROAD.
Information reached the city yester,
day morning that force from Grants
army had struck the Petersburg and
Weldon road at.Jarratt's, thirty-two miles
south of Petersburg, and were proceed
ing towards Weldon Up to the time o.
writing, no official advices have been re
ceived in relation to this expedition. VIZ
learn from unofficial sources that q heavy
column of the enemy, consisting OF in
fantry, artillery and cavalry, left oul
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

We have received New York papers of
Tuesday, the 9th instant. Gold, on that
day, went up to, and closed at, 231 II
an advance of on the day before. The
general news is entirely unimportant.
The Yankee Congress met on Monday,
and on Tuesday Lincoln's message was
to be sent in at l o'clock; but. as the
evening papers of that day have nothing
about it, it was probably still further de-
layed.
There had been no more fighting at
Nashville, and the papers are using their
spare time in making big victory out
of the Franklin defeat. Major
Stanley, who had arrived at Cincinnati,
wounded, is reported as saying
The rebels met with their heaviest losses
in attacking our trains, which were OF
enormous size and value, and filled the
roads for twelve miles. 1t was not in
tended that Franklin should be held
longer than was necessary to get our
property out of the way. The rebels
had been pressing us very hard from Co.
lumbia, and at one time we were in great
danger Hood lost his opportunity by
not attacking in force at Spring Hill.-
Schofeld's army consisted of the Fourth
| and Twenty third corps, together with
| a few regiments which had recently en-
| tered the service They left Pulaski on
the Odd of November, and were so closely
| pressed that at times it was thought the
| artillery wagon train would have to be
abandoned bat, by good management,
they were all brought through safely.
A telegram, dated Nashville, the 4th
| instant, which is the latest the Yankees
have, says nothing occurred on that dai
The Confederates were throwing up
breastworks in half mile of the Yam
kee works. The sam, dispatch has the
following about the Confederate losses:
Prisoners, brought in to-day, say that
| Rrieadier- Generals Gist, Strahl, Gran
berry and Brown, of the rebel army,
were killed at Franklin, and that Gene
raj CReatham lost every brigadier in his
corps.
"A dispatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, from Nashville, says Murfreesboro',
Bridgeport and Chattanooga are safe
Nashville and the surrounding country
for miles have been converted into huge
forts. "The destruction of rebel pro-
perty to facilitate the defence Of the city
has bean immense. Almost all the rich
property holders hereabouts are rebel
sympathizcrs. The advance of the rebel
army has necessi.ated the destruction OF
property"
There is nothing later from Sherman,
except report, brought by hag-of
truce boat, which left Savannah on Fri
day last, that "Sherman's cavalry was
in six miles Of the city"
| A telegram from Louisville, dated tn,
4th instant, says:
| General Burbridge, with his command
has reached Bean station. and Genera
Breckinridge, apparently declining bal
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OFFCAL.
TREASURY DRPARTMENT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND December l. 1861

RICHMOND, December 1, 1884,
OEVEN-T HIRTY TREA SU RY
- NOTES.-In pursuance of an act of Congress,
approved November %, 1864, entitled "An act 20
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange
coupon bonds for thirty treasury notes. hold
ers of such notes are hereby notified that after the
payment of the annual interest due thereon ON the
first day of January, 1865 upon presentation OF tha
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers and Pay
Depositaries Jas gnated at foot) will issue ceri
feates therefor, which will entitle the holders to
coupon bonds payable thirty years aer the first day
of January 1865, bearing six per cent. interest from
the said first of January, 1865, payable on the first
days of January and July in each year. The Trea-
surer Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries VIII
make weekly reports to the Register of the Treasury
of such certificates issued at their ofces, whereupon
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of ssme
The notes will be cancelled in theusual manner and
forwarded to the First Auditor.
O. A TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North Ca
rolina,
Depositares at Charleston and Columbia, South Ca
rolina.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, 0eorgis.
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Florida, and Montgo.
merry, Alabama.
Depositares at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. de 3--ts
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-IwELYE HUNDRED AND FIFI1 l,.l

DOLLARS HEWARD.-A reward OF TWO
.f- NDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS VIII be paia
r. IA. delivery 70 me, tins city, OF each one OIL
ss following sT.AN aS, Sho itaye absoSnded nom
3t ,4sgt1,l I'LL Mines Ia tins county, during the
~sat sz months. l.,
,-y RLEs, Iaulalto, about five feet nine inches
~ az thilty-two years DID, not stout, wltn very
,afielsble grey eyes from Orange county
pANIEL. dark brown negro, about hye ieet
iht inches in height, nineteen or twenty years old
very spnghtiy oonntenanee, and very talkatiye;
WTiI fAM dalk brown OF black, five feet eight or
-, ircbes In height very slightly made, thirty
to or tbirty-four years old, veiy quiet IN ms de-
sneanor: from Gloucester county, Virginia. -.
FFsT y dark brown, FIVE ieet seven OF eight
- - ia height ael made, pleasant countenaisee
and ge a address, twentyt to twenty years OF
age. - .a,, 90 e;ytt inches i'm
,.ft eo,,ara built bat not very stout; twenty
e.sf.f On thirty years Of age; hnps slightly. yns
,gs tx,o latter have relations hyins IN I1chn9hu,
= - ~ -, ernrlgved for some years IN Man
aas,a, Asia - JOHN J. wEkfH,
ehs o.w4w Agent.
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MAYORS CouRr, yEsrERDAy.-Three suspicious-
looking men, named Daniel st. Clair, of South Ca
rolina George Deas md Willis Fife, parolsd Yam
kee deserters, from Kew York; were before tha
Mayor, charged with saiony and being concerned in
the murderous assault upou, and robbery Of, Mi
chael Rourke, on Tenta aI.d Cary streets, on We'd
nesday night They were committed.
Sam, slave of Anu Brock. and Augustus Staples,
free negro, were charged with having IN their pos
session one gold watch, the property Of Robert f.
Knby, they knowing the same to have been stolen
The negroes were discharged. and Kirby hsld to
bail in the sum Of one thousand collars upon an
other and separate, charge that Of attempting 70
shoot William J. Eppes with gun, In personal
difficulty in the Second Market
Andrcw r. Boyd, for breaking a door-plate glass;
Of the value Of one hundred and 6fty dollars in the
store door of A Gippsrck jsweler. corner OF Four
teenth and Main streets was held in $500 Dali 10
answer before the Grand Jury Of the Hustings
Court.
William Haynes and Thomas Haynes, boyss
charged with the theft of blanket and overcost,
belonging to George Mason. were sent on 70 ths
Hastings Court.
Carey Trsbue, boy, charged With stealing pair
of shoes from tha store Of J. n, Trayor, was eou'
mitted in order to get an accomplios.
Some negro cases, OF NO impogtanes, we're DIS
roeed of.
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DERsoNALs FROM TIE SEW

ID PERSONALS FROM THE NEW
YORK NEws.-Psrlss expecting -psfson~
al" from their friends In the North vii npd The
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS up = pecemPeg -
at the CONFEDERATE REApN0-R0o1. on
Eleventh street, between Nam and Dsnk- They
can also see from this dls II their "pRsonals" u
the Richmond papers have hseo eopled. q lit
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERS.-Pursu.
IN ant 70 an ordnance passed. the Itch u Junss
City Hall, from ths 18th 10 the 3ist of December.
inclusive. TO reoeive the remaining half Of taxes
from such persons - are sEtitled 70 dtscc<ut "
ten per cent. by having previously paid The Aust
half in June last. in sccordance with sid erdi-
nance. JULIUS \. HO1poHs
Collector of City q Richmond.
n Bit viii be sesu from ths above that the
Collector is required to sttend at the ccs hon the
18th to the Slst Of the month, 70 rscsAye te1ss re
naming due from Juns last Hefore the Senuszy
term Of the Hustings Court he 10 required " of.
dinanee. TO advertise delinquent real ssests " -
sold for non-payment Of taxes-
Psrsons Who have not aous o. viii So tne usscs-
sity Of calling and paying ths,, saxss. s = ss.. Is
possible for the colletor q cal % 'nsta 0se's =
All tsxss mast BE- paid within the sims sEeeies1.
as longer inaulssnos cannot y Fissn' 'uonsox.
ha-tslp Collector Of CITY VI Mshao1&
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TREAsuRY DEPARTNKrT,
CoNrEpERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July 2S, 1854.

VNAXED TREASURY NUIES.-Iu or
der to promote, as far as practicable, the early
liquidation BY the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasa-
rer and Pay Depostaries in the different States,
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes, at 663 per centum, on deposit issa.
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hyposhrea-
be payable on demand after ths xpiraaon of ninety
davs.
And all agents for the sale Of ths above bonds are
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed notes. WIG
when s0ld, at the rate Of ssi Per essssS essETuorm
an aa-t. Secretary Of the Treasury.
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RosBERY.-on Wednesday night, the store-roon
in the basement of Mrs. Nancy Robertson's resi-
dence, Canal street, beyond First xaa -hrAh.s.
srar &C. Tha articles were taken away in wagon.
"a ,,.b;eh vera two men--one white and tho other
.s.".1a-as - uney were seen by ueighbor, who gave
the alarm but too late to secure their arrest.
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CRY CouscrI.-The time Of the Council, In called
session, yesterday afternoon, was principally taken
up in considering the osdiuancs, subritted by tha
Committee on Police, re.orsanizing the police de-
partment of the city Of Richmond. The report vas
adopted, with sundry unimportant moditcstons,
and then nraerNd to Be printed.
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LOCAL MATTER3

JupeE LYoSs's CouaT, yEsrERDAY.-Thomas II.
8. Boyd sent from this court for one year, TO tho
penitentiary, for grand larceny, was granted new
trial, the original verdict set aside, and Boyd
bailed
John Ryan, convicted of robbery, sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years
James A. Williams, member Of the Virginia re-
serves was discharged therefrom on writ OF hobces
corpus because over fifty years Of age.
James T. Graves, farmer of Pittsylvania, writ
OF habeas corpus praying for discharge, was re-
manded to Camp Lee.
Thomas L. Shand, who sought discharge upon
the ground that he 10 aco.amissioned oficer with
out a command, was remanded to Camp Lee.
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EtSr STRAYED AND sTOLEN
I, ,gRAYFD OR STOLEN from ,ha -,

NJ rRAYED OR STOLEN, from the ca.
= y rairY amp st Jsylorsville, on the Richmond
ett tfs safirAshutF railroad ON the night Of the
Saf sna2Ant, Two HORSES one a blood bav blind
ak s4t tifht eye, sith WEite spots except one on
safh side caused by the saddle; the other "A grey
~ ~ latAHg e'as about fire yesrs oii and had on
saY thfse shoes both in good order Anv in
sngsai'aa oanoerninp them, lrft with Msior ". >,
e+tNeb, af lsyiefapille, OF JAMES wOObHoUsR
- tth''sana, will BE- thankfully received aud
sa3tNtlf rewarded. de p-3ls
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DIED OF Hrs IE5uarss.-Michasl Rorks, the
young man who was slung-shotted and robbed OF
two thousand dollars, on Tenth street, between
Main and Cary, on Tuesday night, died Of his tp-
jurios yesterday No clue has yet been obtained to
the perpetrator of the deed which caused his DEATH
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TREAsuEY DKPAxr,6rsr,
CosrEprRArx STATES 0F AxERIcA,
RrcuxoSp, October II, 1864.

NON-TAXABLE BONDS FIVE
~ HUNDRED-MTLII0y yLoAN.-6ALE CON.
made for bonds at the established price Of one hum
dred and thirty-fve dollars and interss under CIR
cumstances that enttle them - favorable conridsr
Al the above price untiI further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instructed
10 act in accordance with this order and the atten-
ton of disbursing officers Of the 0overn1nsntis par
tieularly called 70 IT, O. A. TRENHOLM,
oc l2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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- ALTPETRE,
~ CRUDE SULPHUR,
PHOSPHORUS,
sElDLITZ POWDERS,
INDELlBLE INK.
SPIRITS HARTSHORE,
MUSTARD
IODIDE POrASSA,
SUB. MT. BISMUIH,
CALOMEL,
CROION OIL,
Rhl BARB powdered,
lFECAC powdered
JALAP powdered,
BENZ0IC ACID,
TURKEY OPIUM,
EPSON SALTS.
NERO URiAL OINTMENT.
IHAMOAiiLE FLOWERS,
OIL OF NlIRlOL,
OIL OF BERGAMOT
OIL OF LEMON,
BLISTER PLASTER,
for sale by ED. L ROBINSON,
de 9-Gt Fourth ana Franklin streets.
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ryO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

Il WARD .--Rsn away from the subscriber
bright MULA1IO, named BURNETT OF BER
NARp. assi twtnty-one years. Has complexion Is
ysry Eplt Aui his h4ir j. rather woody HIS front
r.,.n are had he ls good looking aud well-spoktn
ss tailcr aooyemddis height andis slender. Had On
htgrty psutsloons with vest and soldiers Jacket
4i.p -stue color Took with him bundle Of clothes
,i.,d tuttou= W.Tc ir!t hat Ho left my house
u "a s',loet on wednesday, the ,th Of December,
,,ni u'eat with mulatt5 servant named John, two
N tiHeo ye1ts older than BgESFrT They were
v-.s iu a wagon bound tor Richmond county. The
s,ay, rewsId w.i be- paid she delivery of- BUR-
...1 60 ine iu k.bmonA.
1s-Gf JOHN NJ. DANIEL
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NEW CONCERN.--L. HARVEY <
~ CO., WHoLEsALE DEALERS Asp GFEFBAL
Commission NFRCHANTs, No. liz CARY STREEE,
hCHMOED, NIRoINIA.-Having located at the above
stand Tor the purpose OF conducting a GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, we offer our services to
the public and respectfully solicit consienmens OF
all kinds Having had considerable experience IN
the business, we ieel confident that we can please
those who may favor as with consgnments Quick
sales and prompt returns OF funds viii be made in
every case and we trust, by observing tins rule
and by stuct attention 10 business TO merit and
reccIYe3 liberal share OF the public patronage
Give a trial. l.. HARVEY & Co,
III Cary street, Richmond.
X, ferences: George Bseby, Richmond; W II.
Parrish, Lynchburg; Lemuei PEBBLES, Petersburg.
de q-2y
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JOHN NJ. DANIEL
IEl-NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

.IElNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WA 4hs above reward Will be paid for
de a.. ,,h,.- an aud delivery at Robert Lumpkin' 5
A.. .4s ctty, Of ny NEGRO BOY, SAM. lie
, attIf.harars Hospital yesterday OF the day be-
...,a -fn b. about twenty-five years OF age, mu-
tta. about ave t,rt ten inches high, remarkably
.l,.u f4t.iisl ani handsome and particularly polite
asa ltnIeei u his msuneIa- No marks fes"Iieci.d
a.. H. a,ttt.r. tr,ing to make his way into the en-
..avfs lime, ANA uay shil be lurking about hrh-
,,, %, h. may tax service with some of car own
,tn,.nts WILLIAM ALEX. THoM,
surgeon Fourth DIVISION jackson Hospital
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tie, has fallen back towards Virginia. -
General Stoneman will, if necessary, old

tie, has fallen back towards Virginia. -
General Stoneman will, If necessary, aid
Breckinridge's backward movements.
James Watson Webb, United States
Minister at Rio Janeiro, had written >
letter to the Brazilian authorities dis
avowing, on the part Of his Government,
the capture of the Florida, and promis-
ing ample explanation and reparation for
it. The Yankee papers rasp him sharply
Tor his ofliciousness in making this pro I,
mise.
Lord Lyons sails for Europe in the
course of few days. He leaves on ac-
count of his health, and will not return
for some time; perhaps not at all.
James G. Medill, q wellknown West
ern editor and anti-slavcry lecturer. died
at Canton, Ohio, recently.
Meade has been made major general
in the regular United States army.
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nv =. A. CowARDIy 4 60.

Vs. lfsf tfcn y published daily, Sundays except
9&A,l 80 ttfFv uettAps for twelve months; rwEFry.
trt pattkNs tor six months rterrrN ne4LARs for
5fils~ months of iivF DOLLARS Cor month"; IN ad
sepe AlFcmittanCcs BY mal at the risk OF those
= lso make thera
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RUNA VA rs.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
away. on Friday, the "a Of December, my Ne
GRO ORR, CORA. She o. about five feet two
ST., bes hiFh; q dark gingerbread color; short hair
>,a ittp, end thick lips, having the appearance OF
..inF swollen she hal ou when she lett hight
striped cotton dte~s AMI cloth CATERS
a. ole MARTHA \. COWIiNG.
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OBITUARY.

Died. December 81, at the residence of Albert
WTenn, L5q., Miss WILLIE ANN BENSON,
formerly OF Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Another fond sister, aunt and friend has been
stfloksn down without a note of warning. The
place in the family circle she 1lled IS now vacant,
ana her piid and happy voice enllvcns it no more.
As daughter sister, aunt and friend none rivalled
her; selt-sac1iicing, afectionate and kind. Those
with whom she daily associated had learned TO
lean upon her, and on them falls most heavily her
loss But gain to her was the exchange OF worlds,
tie putting off Of this mortal for immortality, the
sorrows of earth for the bliss of Heaven. Amid the
trial. she was called upon to bear her bright and
Joyous spirit was rarely clouded-her faith IN her
Hoi never shaken. Then may not hope, though
unconscious in her dying moments, God has taken
her 10 himself where, with those who have gone be-
fore,
She walks a spirit glad and bright,
Clothed in garments purely white;
Etee from sorrow, pam and care.
SAFE from all-ior God l. there" L.
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NV HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

b WARD, stolen, on the 9Th instant, from the
Z <i"f'"t tu aar stogc, one piece 8-i BLACK BROAD
/ iolh. EN- acai and fine mstre. containing I've
arsTn .Ncrfy sud tSeutv-five yards done up IN She
= y n hnsh covering. FIVE HUNDRED DOL
tAht ttNAbu viii be- paid I1r such niogina-
pt ar WlA ius4 o. thf detection Of the thief and
.@Ha of tAF property; or THREE HUNDRED
j. Liars OBJ. The rrturu Of the cloth
SCOTT & STEWART,
lI U---' retrTsburg. Nlrglhla.
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TBELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE,

A TBEI.VIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE,
" ON TWELFTH STREET, a FEW DOORS
ABOVE MAIN, can he found
SHOES Of various kinds suitable for all classes; !;
large stock OF FRENCH DALtSkLN5 aud
SOLE LEATHER;
ENGLISH SHOE THREAD;
good many heavy CAVALRY BOOTS, large
Sizes from to IL;
Seryants' BR0GUES;
one case of Mems ENGLISH SHOES, suitable
for army or plantation use
We call particular attention of gentlemen who
want y FINE SEWkD SHOE to a large tot CT M
norted FRENCH CAIFSkIN CONGRESS GAL
TERs selected III Pans by a well-Rnown merchant
of this city These are the best goods We have ever
had in our house.
de st DARBY. READ & co.
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4 o~t somewhere between Tenth street
a sDi Erl,in's H'aok, or on Franklsu street be-
7 4t.u t.Ffnrh street sri The old Market a pisin
EtHh.tLtE ttLK DRESS npped up Ih-
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