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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07

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day. Mr.. Johnson, Of Maryland, presented q
netitio from the Friends Quarterly Meeting
Of Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, ask
ing exemption from military duty. Mr. How
ard submitted resolution to the effect that
the Committee on the Judiciary be Instructed
TO consider the propr;ety of repeating the Joint
resolution OF July II, 1862, relative 10 the
construction Of the Coni>eation act, and pr
ticularly 50 much Of said joint resolution az
purrorts to prohibit forfeiture OF real estate
t:evond the natural life Of the ofiendar, W..
Wilson reported back, FROM the Committee OF.
Military Affairs, the bill amendatory OF the
Enrolling act, with some amendments, and th&
bill to increase and extend the time tor paying
bouuties to veteran and other volunteers
The pending motion of Mr., Powell, 70 refer
the bill introduced by him in reference to n1l!1"
tary and naval officers Interfering IN elections;
then came No as unfinished business, when z
debate sprung up, which lasted until the ac~
iournment the bill being finally referred to tha
Military Committee.
In the Ell. of Representatives, the resolution
providing for the appointment OF committee
to INQUIRE into the expediency OF the construc~
ton of railroad, for postal and other par
noses. between the cities of Washington and
New York, was agreed to by vote Of IS yeas
to As nays. 4 resolution, was adopted, direct
ing the Committee for the District of Column
bia to call the attention Of the municipal an
thorities of Washington to the extension anC
prevalence of the small pox in the District o:
Columbia and to urge the necessity OF sult&.
tenn Of vaccination, SO as to prevent ~
spread of this terrible scourge Of mankind. ~
Mr.. Farnsvorth reported joint resoluuoE:,
that the bounits heretofore paid unde" ~:
regulations and orders Of the War Departments
for regulators or volunteers for three years g.
during the war, be paid from the 5th Of Ja:,-
uarv 90 the LIST Of March--to take effect iloI.
and after its passage. After brlet debate
the resolution was ordered to be engrossed 10:
third reading, by yeas ll2~ nays !, Mr.. Ga@
! field, J and then passed.
Some days ago, Gen Butler issued an orcet
requiring the employees in the Ship Yard anc
Atlantic Ircn Works at Norfolk to work te::
hours day. The workmen In the Ship 7 arc
have gone to work u.Ader the new order, ou:
those engaged in the Iron Works refuse to &c
SO. \ letter dated at Norfolk says it was r.
mored there that Gen. Butler had taken ster.
to prevent the workmen from leaving the cit:.
aud seemed disposed to force them to terms.
The receipts of hogs at Chicago last week
from Thursday to Sunday, We're seventy thor
sand head.
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time last yc,r, whom the crops were 80
many failures aud the currency cnor.
mously redundant surely it is greatly
too much now, when the crops are finer
than they have been for many years, and
the circulation has been reduced to such
an extent that Aoney has become scarce
and difficult to obtain. We are, however,
so well pleased with the last act Of tho
Commissioners that we are disposed to
overlook all other shortcomings.
We do not fear that the farmers will
not send in their crops as early as posi-
BILE. Fear Of Yankee raids will be slim
ulant enough for that purpose. A pre-
cious number of hoarders were cleared
out by the late raids, and that the most
avaricious farmer will be apt TO remcm-
bcr lie may care nothing for his coun-
try or the army. lie may be willing TO
see both perish, provided It enure to his
advantage. There are men of that sort,
though we hope not many. But even
men of that sort do not like the idea Of
losing everything at one fell swoop.-
Even msu of that sort would prefer
certain sale and fair profit to aperilous
uncertainty of making any sale or profit
at all. And we do assure the farmers
that their wheat crop is in danger every
day they hold it, and that the danger in
creases with the advance of every hour.
Tho enemy has still large force of cav
airy, and his avow ed determination is to
starve the country into submission
This, indeed, is the principle upon which
he is conducting the campaign. He has
found that fighting "won't pay" and no
Yankee holds on to what is both unpro-
ftable and dangerous. Raiding, they
believe, will pay, and it is less dangerous
than regular fighting. Besides, it en-
courages the natural propensity of the
Yankees, who are, with few exceptions,
all base thieves. They will stick to it
and push, it as far as it will go. Of that
let the farmers rest perfectly assured
And lot US advise them, too, to put every
thing they possibly can out of tfreir
way. We do not know that they need
this hint-indeed, we are sure that most
of them do not Yet it will not be amiss
for them-especially for those holding up
for dozen prices-to take it. They may
chance to lose everything while they are
calculating upon realizing fortunes.
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~. Hin. II. Ebssls. 6pgs q %. Aucfs.


UCTfOH DALE.-Iaving been Instructed 10
"a close ous several invoices BY pcrcmttsry sale.
He shall sifcf NJ public auct10n on Tuesday, OH
Inst. IL 10 O'Clock
,0oo packages manufacturedSobacc
0c0 lbs smoking tobacco, In | and ID
bales and barrels
5000 pair No 10 superior cotton cards
1909 gcnuiae Havana cigas, warranted
- direct importation
1000 yds English adhesive plaster
A lot OF imported enamel cloth Tor
haversacks, carriage covers, &c
Travelling bags, of same material
Opera glasses, sewing mac hines
Drugs and medicines, Including
Sugar of lead
EIowcrs of sulphur, sc, with
Show bottles, galiipots, &C
so superior French medicine cases, for the
pocket, filed with well assorted
Shoes, hats, ready made clothing
English copying books and paper
Envelopes memorandum books
volcanic rifle, repeating - times,
with cartridges
An Easlisb double barrel gun
Barrel OF laminated steel, In mahogany
case, with implements complete, en-
urcly new
A highly finished English sword ssab
bard In black and rich god pIste,
patent leather belt, jus, imported
ALSO,
The stock Of a photographer, inc udtng
two cameras, cases, Bhs,oi boards,
glasses Ia large variety
Preserves, sc, sc
sevcTaI fine COLA watches and chains.
Parties desiring 10 contribute 10 this eaIe will
please send In their Invoices not later than
Monday.
au 3-dis VII F.JWLB, SONS X I'd.
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DIED..

On the morning of the 81 inst, FANNIE
BL4N HE, youngest child of Joseph F and Su-
san Cottre, aged year. month and days.
fler funeral will take place this morning at 10
O'Clock from her fathers residence, I'm Sydney -
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
10 attend without further notice.
On the 2d instant, at the residence OF her hus-
band, on 81 street, after painful Illness, which
she hoe with true Christian fOrtitude, Mrs MARY
Pc TITS, wife Of Robert Pcttis
Her funeral will take place from the residence
of her husband to-day, (the Sd instantly at four
O'clock Her friends and acqIlintances are in
vited TO attend without further notice.
On the morning of the I'd instant, of n wound
received in battle on the 7th June last, DOU-
GLASS GRAY, In the 3i.h year of his ese
his funetai will take place this "Wednesday
afternoon at S O'Clock from the residence of hts
brcther-in law, Robert q Somerviiie, on franklin
street His fttsnds and acquan,ances and those
of the famlIy are invited to attend.
August LIST, GE JRGE r. GRAY, I'm the 9th year
OF hts age.
Ills funeral will take place from Ebenezer
church, Leigh street, at 4 O'Clock Oh Wcdnesday
August 81 the friends and relatives Of the famiI y
are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
- Philadelphia papers please copy.
On yesterday morning. JOHN HENRY, son of
W. z and Mary J. DdnkaId, aged one month aud
twenty-four days.
The funeral will take place this morning at 9
O'Clock fem the fathers residence, In Hollywood
old Geld
At Mulberry Hi, Charlotte county. Va, the re-
sidence Of his grandfather, on the 9th instant,
JOHN BLAIR McPa ALL, son Of Captain C o and
AiIIiceni scphail, eged one year and Two days.
August 81, of typhoid fever, at the residence Of
his Uncle, d Tucker, corner Of 5,h aud franklin
streets, Plank EDGAR TUCK En-, son of Captain
A Tucker. aged 81 years aud months
Deceased was native Of the city of Washing
ton, and connected with Dement'S LIST Maryland
battery.
His remains will be taken TO Salem, Roanoke
county Cor interment.
Yesterday morning, at half-past I2 O'Clock, at
her residence in Manch ester, Mrs ALICE EAST
WOOD, in the Ash year of her age.
The midnight stars are weeping
Upon the silent wave,
Where Is sleeping, without dreaming,
The one we could not save.
cloud of grief Is heaping
Its shadows over our brow,
Oh, bHme US not for weeping,
We have no mother now.
Her funeral will take place at Az O'clock this
"wednesday evening from her late residence.
fhe friends and acquainisnces Of the family, and
those of II ttywald, are requested to attend
without further notice.
IL Philadelphia Ledger and Bridgeport penn.
sylvania) papers please copy.
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The Schedule.

We should have informed the public
yesterday that the Commissioners, act
ing under the pressure of an universally
felt and powerfully-expressed public
sentiment, have abolished their lately
established schedule, and substituted one
much more nearly in accordance with
common sense and the requirements of
the country. 1t is well that they have
done so. Had the repealed schedule
been allowed to take effect, we see not
what could possibly have followed short
of general reputation of the currency
and the acknowledged bankruptcy of the
Government. When the people found
that it took thirty dollars Confederate
currency to buy single bushel of wheat.
they would soon have refused to take
any quantity of it for any arti-
ode, however small its value. It was
the most singularly ill-timed stroke
Of policy, moreover, that has ever
fallen under our observation. 1t came
just at the time when there was rea-
son to hope, from the great reduction
effected IN the volume of the currency
by the law of the last Congress, that
Confederate money would rapidly appre-
ciats, aud commodities rapidly fall in
price. This change had already begun
to take place when this schedule came
to initiate prices to far greater extent
: than they had ever been inflated by the
enormous redundancy which Congress-
had been at SO much pains to check II
ast at nanght all that that body had ever
done, and carried us at once back to the
glorlous days Of the paper milo,
rather, we should have said il would
have had that effect had it not he.o a.
rested at the commencement its c,r..r
The schedule places prices nearly ~h.r.
they were We should have been ple..e,
to see them reduced upon scale some
Whist proportionats to the reduction o
the circulating medium. II SEVEN dollar
we're enough for busheI Of wheat thi
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TYNO cur Friends and the Public geners'sy.-Betng
about 1, engage In another snah Of bueisess
(of which due notice viii be given 10 short tinae1,
we shall from ths day retro frcm the bssisses Of
real estate auctioaeers, IN which wa have % lcng
boon engaged. For the liberal patronage exsended
acknowledgements. We have transferred 10 hr w
Gfubbs CISCO and the good VAL OF the esaablnh.
meet, and btg leave TO recommend htm favosAely
TO eur friends Far the present. Ne cAn b fcusd
as our old sn1eo next door 70 the hank Il vrsiafA.
an l-lw GOpDlN 4 APPkR60N
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FUSfRAL NoTIcE-ihe funeral of GEO WOOD
BRIDGE infant son Of Horace and Sareh w
Edmond, will take place from his fathers resi-.
dence, on Grace street, this "wednesday morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. The friends and acquaintances
Of the family are invited to attend without fur
ther notice. +
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T. DR KNOX has removed to the house on
~ 24lh street, next door to the corner of Mar.
shall street, nearly opposite the Parsonage.
jy .9-l0tt
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II W 4RUBB5, Auc.ioness and 0e~assl Real -
tate Agsmt -Having takea tho cft0e sdtoinlag
l.s Bank Of virgtaia, 90 losg occupied ~ Messss
0oddia 3 Appefson, asashavssG ~ use Of their
maps. p,Ats, deeda, 30, of1s hts serviose - ~
public Tor Ne sAie Of real ssate q aneoa end pr.
vatsiy n town Ard eounssy. He Will rese on
tsasiua g bssisssai " assia shars q psssss.gs
IN l-lw pw 0suoe~
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMEN1O.
Nav RaoHuoSD rnwArks,
Acs,ns aoa etass aaaass .-....R D OiAss
sW z -Rt
NEW COMsD7ESt
LEAP YEAR,
TWO GAY DECEivERs.
Miss b MIDDLETON.
WEDREs )AY Eve sLNs, Aug ;, 1864,
Commence with
Overture, liza kucti de Portico,) 80. Orchestra.
LEAP YEAEi
COUSIN pEnPLE.
All the company.
TO- See bills.
ohA''",'s ''""u' -. M;.s Middle, eu;
Conclude with
TWO GAY DECEIVERs,
G8EY AND WHITE.
In rehearsal,
SIXTEEN-STRING JACK, Il.
TnE DoHEMiANs OF PAl4s!
And other Novelties.
4 EorIcE.-The m ,aag,r, ever ready 10 contribute
IL tbs co mort Of tbs patrons Of this establish
msnt. has procutsi . mIyaii:eot silver water
cooler, from VT ioh
ArICE WsTER-A
VIII nightly bs dispensed to thspstrc rs Of the
Dress Circle fire., OF charge. ~
Norics-BoE oEace cpen from 8X A n tot N,
when sss&s may be secured.
CFAsGR OF OPasTsa loUR.-Doofs orsu ct half PAST
I O'clock performances 30 Commence ct ha!r past s
precisely. = hu 8 1t
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EOO DOLLARS kswsrd. Kan away ifoa =. =,
Jun subscriber about the lsi OF February ~
boy John, about IL or IL years old, ngns ~
color, with short, straight hairi bad 90 xnsh
q now suit Of cotton clothes, dyed snun ooof -.
was purchased Of Dr. Wright, Of Aabsms "a.
no doubt 40 4 with car army The stove rssV.
will be paid for his apprehension end doDssu -,
Lee b Bowman, Richmund. We, o. sesafS SxIs
jail % thai sst him. WI iva"
~ lt-1mt
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6PEcYxL NOT1UEA

M srrcIAL KorIcB.--Two iafss truals,
spsrndtd assortment Of lndies' dressest &C, Iof
sale privately Al room No "a, bali.sd Hosse,
Y here the aFticlss can be seen from ecsvcM =
oder tho dresses arc OF the best materials, ana
made up Ia the latest sfy'e. au
EF fCp. loo, for sa'c.---CAn b. had IN any guam.
.itY n al hours Of The day, u Vie American sta
bIes oorucs Of ioth and Cary strssss-
IL 10 Ia okEAN.
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AIRS E BRASEL1AM, teacher Of French and
lyh Eng ish embroidery and fine needle work.
having opened her cinss is prepared 10 receive
pupils at her rooms No 23l Main ST., three doofs
above Spotswood Hotel, Oh Mondays and Thurs
days between the hours of and Ii O'Clock A nj.
References and terms made known on application
to Miss Rcbecca Semoa, No Ill Broad street.
au 3-iU&Fl0tA
housework AMI sewing Can be highly re-
cemm. nd.d AZ to character and capacity Apply
to TU aNLEY, g. Spencer d VsnabIss, Gary
street, or ct the Medical College. au a-2st
ESOR ssle-Ssveral hae singing Canary Brds.
with Cages price moderate. Address IA y"
through the Dispatch ofice. 3-1t'
TTOR sale-My horse Richniond he can be seen
at Johnson's Stables. He Is nice bay
horse, and 4 fast trotter 10 harness. will take a
fair price for him. [au 3-3.l BYkNE.
RAMSEY BFHALI.
~ R. .4sr,os $ 60: 60, epvc,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
33s Broad street, Opposite Union Bank.l
Augusta, GA.
g. PARgsR, Auctioneer.
Augusta Edward Tnoma.. Hon H May, Alfred
Ba,er, j Taylor, Fleming Robertson, Henry Ed
mHndson.
A,lania--wm Herring II Son.
Colnmbus-u Goodrich Il Go, Lswborn & Ros-
eest, David Huison.
Mscor-E wnship, ssuabury Pesse.
Ssvanpsh-W S,ark.
Chares.or--C n Hubert. " 7 Burge, Purcell.
Athsns-J S Linton, l. Bloomfield.
W..mingtou-J Polsso1 Geo Myers.
Aobtgonery-B Ii Mioou, II ID Browd.r, e
Hukil
Richmond vs--Geo w Nielsen, John A Bower.
eu 2-lm
VALUABLE Farm OF $40 acres, with good im-
pruvemen,s, on the Williamsburg Stage Road, ,
mites from Richmond, for sale privateiy.-t OFT
for sale the farm located above, containing $40
~ ktrI 10 rod md In a nnD cfnfl
of cultivation. Most Of the balance heavily wood
ed. There is fiEG young orchard OF about $50
choice fruit trees. Tns Improvements consist of
a 2-story frame dwelling sufficient for the ace ON
mediation of large family; kitchens barn, stable,
&c, all in good order, with well of excellent wa
te in the yard. This affords an opportunity OF Sc
curing comfortable home, or for invt stInent In
land ear The city rarely 10 be met with. Posses
Sion given imme diately. For terms, apply 10
II w GRUBB5,
Successor TO Goddin & Apperson.
aasa-4t
NTALU ABLE Farm, cootsining las acres, with
v good improvements, in Caroiins COUNT ,nesr
the Bowlif Green, for ea.e privAt IL f,r f,r
sala the Term coated rs above, containing about
l&b acres, 100 OF which is cioa ed aud n Ost
Of it IN clover, the bslsrcsi in wood The improve
IN ents consist . dwell log containing ten rooms,
with kitchen, pantry, Ice house, &c, will all ne
cessary farm buildings TO wit: basn s.sbs. corn
house, SO. with fin, garden and large orchard Of
choice fruit Of almost every variety. This affords
Bile home or for Investment. For terms, apply TO
PW GRUSBj,
Sue cessor TO 6oddin & Apperson.
au 2-2sg2w
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vALUABLs ESTATE sf 100 acres, near thu
n PAmunkey river, In Kiog William county,
for sale - authorized to seil the shove estate,
lying near Pipin Tree Ferry, abost "a miles from
Richmond, and withio four miles Of the Rich
mond aud York Rivsr Railroad About 100 acres
axe river FATS of which ECO acre are In white oak
forest, Of MAIDEN growth. 400 sores are rolling
land and 100 Of them are in woods
The estate 10 susceptible OF division into three
good tracts, and there ere three settlements upon
il, embracing the usuai bulldogs. Ths land has
bssa vel improved, and produce 90 tbs usual crops
CT wheat, corn, tobacco, SO II has upon u in,x-
baus,ibe beds OF the beet green sand mari thus
sffordirg facilities for Unlimited imprev emenh
Alteyeth.r, this IL . very desirable estate, ahd
should attract tbs attent Of persons wishing %
inv .st ia one Of the most attractive lections Of
this State.
A Plat Of the property may be seen, and furth 81
ipforma;ion viii b given by application 81 my
once d WILLIAMS, Aucs'f.
an i-eod3t
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~. 1890 ~ :. !. II; bsssi s,s: 80
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BAco'' Bacon, ,,....
Prime country cured bacon for sale in "s' !,
suit purchasers. Also, lard, -four, Ne, ana
JHIRR & HAskis,
tv oY-ssswax. Cor shoe koe wsrehossr.
RRkNCH Brandy, 80
= octayss supssies old ecSnse brandy
barrels % DO bIscktsry vine
900 lbs DO cole end upper isasn@
afx,n ssiion dsmj shas,
on hasixument, Nr sale oy ,
RR ROBERTS, Com Mescn y
sul-Yt Garner ef Cary aud LIB ~.
AlOriCh.--Ail persons hsviHg caias ssss" y
IN estaie Of Silas omohundsc, deoe - 4
bends, accounts, or otherwise. VII Psseens 'ne -
ray ment and I'll vesscrs thas are dse 'ns 4
q Hias Omchusdro, deed, ~ eonde, souos. ssxe
Otherwise, vii ptease coDe foswga asa ~
siiaa Omchundro, deosd, once Hs~
IL ss-sod9vt
XYOTT % shs Ciiixeas Of HaDose. Tvs
IN s0as who have placed In my hands 'up ~
.He cugehsss 81 eeslon cloth, cottoa ysls
es,ds. win distribute said Articles nj Asa ~
NouSsY. rpssday and "Wednesday, the ~, ,.s,sM
ltsh a Apaass. iva. There - eonsss,s
surpius az sslA articles to which the GOES
entifleA uster the schedule estaeilshea ~
eeaae seent. ga VIII take oxdsss hcies
vhsssvss anssssa sacA isAily nay Z Ss: = ,ss,
aul-M Csnf Agt Tor nsnosss ~
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I s:'s::, for ''''-l 'a'' for ''''' at 10"
c, fee, crush, ID aud brown sugars
NJ melasses, green and black teas
Soda copperas, &c,
oil Of the best CRAFTY. Flour at 81. 50.
SOL HECHINGER, oh street,
su2-6tt Between Broad ana Marshall.
RTOfiOE. The public are warned against re-.
~ oeiviog Check No AIS for 1872 date Rich
mond, August lst, 1854, drawn by 3 r Ferreli,
CAPT and a G s. payable {, myself or bearer az
the Confederate States Treasury, RiehmoDd, Va.
The check having been lost, payment on the sane
has been stopped. Twenty dollars reward viii be
paid to any one who may have found 1t and will
deliver IL t. ms ut tbs Office OF LIST Division Chin
b6rsE, Hospital. W b MEACHAM,
steward LIST Division CbImboras, Hospi al
fHsFEcIAL NOTICE.
ON ICE,
splendid assor;ment Of Wa.ermsIons and Can
telopes slsays on hand; and on leo, Also the best
variety Of Fruit in tho city. Gall and see.
ILsO,
Two bb!s superior SWEET apple cider,
Atho l66 Broad htreet, between 9th and TIN.
2-3t~
& IN2 Port Wins and doe Brandy, disiied
= from cherries, which Is esteemed excellent
substitute for o's0se Brandy for y s, y s Sy
au2-2t Corner 9th and Main streets.
E>OR ea,e-lasu.yra q d 3, . very nice article,
au a-ss WssENDoNcK.
n N1RavING on w.ichos .nu JeweIry on the
~ shortest notice
Names and Inscriptions engraved on swords and
pistols
Stencil brands for hospital linen and other pur-
yoses. GEO LUNN b co,
su2-St Corner J4th and Main ste.
a. OR saIs-A No cavalry horse, youug soul
q aud gentle; .s - rspidly and lopes nrsly:
and see him. Address &c b." Dispatch Office.
su 2-4t.
Il Or Saie.-One fine young mitch Cow. Persons
= wishing to buy can 6ad me at my residence
Shockoe Hill, or al John Dooley's Hat store, Main
street. have for rent, also, two nice large rooms
with gas. Terms liberal SAMUEL PKARCE.
au2-Sf
ICE rUR sALE Il will furDish lie for The BAL
i .ueo Of the season by the quantity or BY the
sng'e pound, Al 10 cents per peund-to be bad ~
al hours B SMITH,
au2-2f Broad street Hotel.
rsLL 1t ia Main .trset. You can Cos new su.
~ pcfaas Flour at lao per pound.
.as-2s Cb ROoSS.
IyiRGiNiA Treasury Notes for sale 10 offer
Y for sale Virginia Treasury notes
su2--2t GoDDIN& APPERsON.
b sAcos,l
Just received primo lot of v.rginss sesn, which,
VIII BIO sold low By the "a unity piece, 81 No %
Main street, one door be low IAlh street.
~ aAt
Tor ssle-A &c aess, s..i.g milk. .Lqsirs
IL . Mrs CoWLIEG'd, Attn rsrsss, bstwecn
Jseksoa Asd Duval, right hand side.
~ 4-1tt
HLOU1 1OR 6ALS.
. q sew oaileeo none u sxlxa QusIity
Sbbh nsW family d. Tar snsc "
oEAu0Hr1n q 90,
J 1SW ~ xAin s(ssss.
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MOTION Yarns, No 10
NJ Csssas axaahsss, Ss4ach, n quantities. 10
sLAUgRrEs : co,
~ l-& Neoe, Main d.
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r ARGE aud Attractive Sale of Hotel Fnrni-
1 4 ture, &C, Ec.--The subscribers having deter
mined to close the "Baiiard House," offer for
sale all the elegant furniture, appurtenances, &c,
thereof at private sale, until the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER at which time, unless disposed OF privately,
they will commence, and continue the sale from
day to day, until the whole Is disposed Of
Most of this furniture Is new, and costiy-a
great portion Of il having been purchased recently
at heavy expense. All of which is In excellent
condition, on account of very careful usage.
This sale presents a very rare opportunity Tor
any party wishing ia invest, or who desires
good location for hotel keeping, sc. The coming
winter will bring large crowds 10 the capital, and
beyozd doubt an excellent business can be done.
The Ballard House will be closed alter the LIST day
OF August, Except I, parties wishing to examine
the furniture, 6cl We call the especial attention
Of parties who desire 10 buy the whole with a
view of re opening the house.
etors, or 10 EB COOK,
jy 26-tcs No ~ Main 81.