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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
~ CNCnSA1i, Ohio, October II, 1894
- irorosala are invited by Tho undersigned until Tues
DAY, November L. 1854 at II O'Clock NJ, for tho immo
Giate delivery 20 this Department Of
AMBt LANCES-W WhoCliny Pattern.
Sehplea OF which may bn at the Government In-
snecton Yard OF Eighth and Freeman Streets Gin
chnat Ohio.
To 30 delivered free Of CHARGE at the u S. Inspection
Yard IN this city, with the nRne Of the party furnishing
distinctly marked on each Ambu' 'inco.
Parties Offering AmbulanceS must distinctly state IN
their bids the number they propose TO furnish the price,
nnd time Of delivery ana must guarantee that the Ambu-
anoes Sba be, in every respect oqunl to Army Standard
otherWse the proposal viii not be considered.
guarantee signed by two responsible persons must
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder win
p0saL
BIDS WIN be orcned on TUESDAY, November !. 1861
at II o'clock, NJ, at this oiaco and bidders are
quosted 70 be present
awards viii bO made Wednesday, November 10,
Bonds wl5o required that the contract wlbe faithfully
fllllltd.
Ielegrams relating 10 proposals VIII not be noticed
Blank forms OF proposals, contracts and bonds may DO
Obtnined at this ofice
Tho right 10 reject any bid deemed unreasonable ia
reserved.
Endorse envelope proposals for Ambulanecs," and
Rcdrcgs
Colonel WILLIAM w. MOKIN,
lO-22-Gt Chlaf nuariar'resiar c'ro''.s@ts Ds,st.
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DROPOSALs FOR LUMBER.

CmEF oUAHrERGAsTRRs oTYIGR,
DEpoT or WAsHING GToN, Washington, Oct IL, 1854
sTURDAY October 20 ii al i9 ocoeS SpSs or Ssyss
at his depot o Lumber Of the following ants kiads
600 Get IA OF inch white Pine common ouIunrs.
bO,oOO eet o. or lh-nch White Pine common Csll-
1JOOCo feet 81 OF 2 inch who Pine common oai0ues.
l0O|VOie ~ or inch Iongued and groOyed Floor
$500 ioet sxl Hemlook soanulns, Y feet IOHg.
9s,OlO feet lNI lIemlock ScAntlng n feet long.
2O000 feet 9xi Homlock soantlns le feet long.
2j,0C0 feet5xi Hemock Sc clni'ns, 20 feot long.
259Co Hol 3x5 Henloek yoisl' X teet long
so9 9s, 5g 3g smock o: I9 @ S FsSt 5sSt long i0ng
25,OOO tCt 3x6 Hemock Joist, "a feet long
25OO0 feet 3NI nemlock Joisl, "a feet long.
o to S Sss M H5osR e59SSA jo RS IS 81 ost Ss' oa Gs'
10000 feet 3xS Hemlock Jost, II feet long.
25OlO ioet 8x9 and 10 lie mock Jost, i6 feet long.
1000 feet $40 and 20 Hemock Jost' 20 feet long.
5S8oS8 Ne, / IsiDe6 sawed White Pine Shingles
10000 bost quality sawed Cedar Shingles.
samples Of Shingles and lahs proposed for WIN be
Bid5 viii be received separately for each kind ana
quantity above specified or for the whole amount ae
All Of the above described to be eood merchantahle
lumber subject The Inspection OF an Inspector appointed
Anoft lumber eontraoed for TO be delyeredwlsAin
thirty 1O days ifom On gate qaie OF Sl of be eonss.,
An oa6 of allegiance 70 the United States GsYernmsnl
n T6o abaJ Of Inc bddoT 70 M the contract should n
be awarded nun must % s99reea @ oy tMe RS poasi-s
The ar name and post onlco address OF eaoh bdasp
must be legiby written in the proposal
Bonds sum equal 70 half o. the amount Of the con-
wiz be required Of the successful bidder upOn sgang S
The light to reject any or all bids that may be dossd
too high is reserved by the Depot Quartermasfer
'fToposals ~ LuIabsI" and addressed % the aaSs
signed -
Ie-lolci $40 Dspoi a fwasslasiss.
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A UCTYON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALIT-
Y ABLE REAL ESTATE AND LEASEIOI
II fHt CITY Or RICHMOND BY virtue ii a
decree al the tIr ut Court Of the city of Richmond
prurioiiTit "a on the 18th of August 1861 IN the
Of " FsuehraTt against Iruehcttt, &c :" the under
signed who thereby appointed nmruisSjopprs
for that purpose, viii sell at public auction on the
premises, Oh MONDAY, the 3ist Of O,tCbcr. 1861
at l. O'Clock NJ III the order advertised the follow
ing valuable Real Estate and Leasehold VIZ A
small BRICK TENEMENT at the cornerof Walnut
and --- alleys, and between Seventeenth and Eich-
tccnth streets, and Main AMI Franklin streets nov
in the occupancy Of Mr.. Patrick Cou.clI. Alter
which viii BE- sold the lease bases forever
tam land at tn" northeast cDlnrr pt Nam and MIR
kri streets, owned hy Nj. \ Dii end the estate TT
the lat. Joseph Aii"H, yiclGue "a ground rent Of
two hundred and eI.h,y h,-h,.s of wheat per an
num- forever, ami payable annually on the first Ity
If December Tia" SAID wheat 10 b. rated at fiity-
eight pounds pen bushrl winch the known Inrr-
camille standard OF Winchester bushel Of wheat
when the sad lease tease, were executed or in
lieu Of wheat, III specie, ut the average price thereof
Is asCcEtained by the ccrtI atcS Of the HilcTs OF
Of three OF the nearest nduulac tuning mills"
TEHNs One third cash balance at one Rnl two
years. for negotiable notes interest added. and title
retained trtIi all the pulrhH~s money Is fully paid
and a conveyance ordered by the court OF all cash.
at the option ot the pa, hascr
" GODDIS,
IL. i. CLA HORNE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by M5s,rs. GGugJs y WILLIAMS.
&C 2G-tds
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be secured hv the enforcement and observance OF the
mott ,iaid Discipline Officers, whatever their rank,
must not only give orders, but set the example OF
chewing them, and the must follow that exam
pie.
Fellow soldiers, l am ready TO lead you again IN
defence of our common eau e, and appeal tn you.
bv the remembrance OF the glorious career IN wh'ch
YOU have formerly participated, by the woes "i your
hleeling country, the ruined homes and devastated
folds YOU around YOU, the cries OF anguish which
come up from the widows and orphans Of your dead
comrades, the horlors which await Won ard all that
in the future If Your country - Suhlueatci
and your hopes of freedom for Yourselves and Your
postariy, TO renlcr a chce tu ard willing Ohedi-
to the rules OF discipline, and TO shoulder
your mnssCt again with the determination never
more 20 Turn your backs upon the foe, bu; TO d"
battle like men and soldiers unit! the Last veN'iso "
the footsteps Of balbdIous aHi ciu'i 'i'lHh =
erased from the s,it they desc rat" ana 'h' mo
pondence Of oar touht3N - firmly 'S''"', i'"' -
you Will do this and rely up"n IN" l"' '',iS ore
of a p,vt snJ ,,rT,,n,l ,iud. All viii be- we'll; You
viii again be what You ono" "'i,'' IA" WEI ''
nrnnd tn lead You once more I" battle.
j a EARI.N, Northumberland.
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c.eyrElL GARLrSADDRES TO HxsARhT

<;EErGAL EARLl"SADDRESS TO NiSARhF
Wgr :t,lst this noble address this morning We
I &c. Ye,s..ect that We ever met with any paper
~. ,,...s commanded our admiration. The tone
a a. "a Ys,i'ul feeling which pervades IT eNac's
l., -4s..-f sympathy with tire writer, while we are
,.. .ys;.,i~r q; IKE powerful seii-cominsnd which
f.. 80 IS az e,.jse 1T p,ousn; 80 trying. 1t as
....t i...u :h;s paper that General Early did ali
a. .....4H ear j.. ard that the scandaous ss.e Of
o., ......r al enterprise i due TO not less
r.a.a. Ia, rsos. namely, for plunderng the
en''.g.
......-I i-,Ic n4oios,y calls the issue ''disss-
f." IS, compared with what it might and ought
q Ls,. A.,lr Il certainty WAS disaster" In an
~ .:i:e s1a-r. however II disaster, but, on
,e ..u.I,ry gr,at victory It has crippled Sheri-
Gt, 2. cts. -,Ua..y and IeIIeIei Us from ali Tears
s..--s 90: L,n.atu-g or doIdonsvie. General
.-5 ael.. Ill the campaign, struggling against
.,.3ut dds ANA he has struggled III such way
t.-r t;~s rave gained no advantages over him.
81 .... ..4.- p, duty, Lot others do theirs only
..... -. s..... a5l We shall hear less complaint.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
I. \ > L. L.

VALUABLE REAL ESTAT F. ON
TWENFE-SkCOED. TW Z NIY- THIRD
AND GARY STREETS, Fer SALE At AUg-
IION.-By request of Mir. john l.. Brown We VIII
sell, upon the premises, respectively, Oh MONDAY ,
the 3Ist day OF October, commencing immediately
after the sale tuT McsssI4. Gsldn &CiaIbulur com
pi--joners, say at / O'Clock + NJ, thc following
REAL Is TAI +, to-wit
!. y Lot Oh cast side Twentv-secoud, between
Main and Car; STREETS, fronting forty feet ana run
ming back eghty-tour feet 10 the property of Mrs.
HAYES estate.
,. The Lot at tie northwest corner Of Cary an
TwPnty-thiII streets, fronting one hundred and
thirtytwo feet, running la * Twenty third street
one hundred and siXty-iv feet. This lot contains
a large boIy Of the best moulding sand
3. y Lot, now leased to Mr.. james Quinn, on ea-,
side Of Tw,ncythIrd, between Main and Cary streets,
fronting sixty feet and running back one hundred
and tIgty-two feet; bounded on north and south ty
alleys fifteen feet wide, and with the privilege of
alley twenty feet wide running through to twenty
fourth street.
This property is all well located, is convenient to
the York River railroad, the Dock AMI Rockets, and
Is well suited for factories, warehouses, &c.
Capitalists would DO well to give this sale their
particular attention.
TERMS Made TO suit purchasers.
oC 20 GRUBBS X WILLIAMS, AuCtIonCeTs.
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DEN TINYHY

FsNHE SUBSCRIBER. HAVING lI..a
i WIRED from hi, late I.'gy.s E.. ..'...
office from TODAY, and wi, t' please. D..
patient and the pubic GENERALLY. -.. l. .
sortmrut Ot GOLD FOIL AMI utb,. u......-.
hand.
Persons wishing o. s,e NE on ht4-.-.. .t..
hours, Will please e,,ll at uly ies.1.a.,. -n - .
street, between FIrst and Adam.
NJ &. ULANENtN.
Sc l0-ts Surgeon and D,uu-t, So 5; .-- ...,..
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4 + PRIVATE SALE.
~ 80 bags Black Pepper,
80 kegs 81 CaIb. soda,
- boxes Grtnuated Sugar,
bags Rio Coffee,
- bales 5 GraHiteyille Shifting,
10 do. Cotton Yarns,
) cases Blcached Long Cloths
i pieces "a Extra MoakUra Cloths
so do. 81 Fancy English CassimeTes,
80 do. Black Mohalr, &C. 81.
ALSO,
! Service Solid Silver six I4ece.),
/ Solid Silver Waiter,
2 Solid Silver Goblcts.
ELIETT, BELL & FOX,
oc 24-6t No l. Pearl street.
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RoDBERY.-On Tuesday night last the lock-room
of Mr.. j. II. TurPin, near the corner Of Jackson
street and Brook Avenue was broken into by thieves
and robbed Of ab@us eighteen hundred dollars
worth of provisions The thieves, before escaping,
aroused Mr. 1urnln's family, but succeeded finally
III making OH with their booty
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APPOINTING A AAY FOR PUBLIC =

| APPOINTING A LA1Y FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
1t IS meet chat the people ot the Confederate
States shcad, from time t, time, as, InLle t. a.
knowledge their dependence on Almighty God, TO
ren'ier dovout thanks ug H. manifold iicSsine- to
worship His Holy name, t. bend iii prayer Il, Ills
ootso"i, and 10 accept ;th levrrvat .t&Iisson the
Christening of Ills Ai-wse and AlInerci:tl Proyi-
| dence,
Let Us, then, in temple, and IL field unite ON
voices i'll recognizing, with ud.4.ng gratitude the
manifestations ii His plotcctar IN the many
signal victories with which aII0- have been
crowned, in the fruittultass with which our land
has been blessed, and the utripajrci energy and
orltude with which tie ht> inspired our hearts aud
| strengthened our i'll resistance to the niqu-
tous designs OF our enemies.
And let 14ot forget that while qa, iously vouch-
saing 10 us HIS protection, sins have n"rited
ana received greyous chastsenti.E: thut many .:
olr best and bravest have talaen III butte; that
many others still held III soG..en prisons; that
large districts of country haye been ,irya,4t,
with savage ferocity-the peaceful homes destroyed
1 and helpless women uEd children driven away in
restitution; and that with tendish ns4lignity the
passions OF a servils hsge been excited by our
death 10 a welcome escape.
Now, therefore, |, JEFFiRsoX DAVE President Of
the Cons<erato States Of America do issr tins Inv
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY,, the
Nsieenth day of November next, as Il day TO BE-
specially devoted to the worship Of Almighty God
and do invite and invoke all the people Of these
Confederate States to assemble on the day afore-
said IN their respective places Of public worship
there to unite i'll prayer to Heavenly Father,
that He bestow His favor upon ITS; that He extend
over Us the protection of His almighty arm; that
lie sanctfy His chast-enentto our Improvement so
that We may turn away from evil paths and walk
rightcousy in His sight; and that lie may restore
peace to our beloved country, healing its bleeding
wounds, and securing TO Us the continued enjoy
ment Of our own hight of scf-government and indie
pendencc; and that He will gracousy hearken to
Us, while We ascIibe TO HIM the power and glory of
deliyerancc.
49, Given under my hand and the seal of
SEAL, the Confederate states, NJ Richmond, this
49, twcnty-siXth day of October, in the wear
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
-four. JEFFERSON DAVIS
BY the President:
J. L. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of State
DICKLING VINEGAR AND SPICES.
L Pure CIDER VINEGAR, three years Old, and
warranted
- ALSO,
NuTMEGs,
MACE,
ALLSPIGE,
CLOVES,
GROUND GINGER,
GROUND AND GRAIN PEPPER.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
&C 27-3t' corner Clay and Sixth streets
M EAL AND POTATOES.
lyE 100 bushels MEAL,
100 bushels IRISH and SWEET POTA-
TOES, for saleby
oc 27-lts MARTIN T. CARnOZp
YNO H0USEKEEPERS.
Il SWEET and IRISH POTATOES for sale by
The bag bushei a loss than mn rLat ,,.,
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GoISd TO TIFF ENEMY.-M. lIcnscl A. FIiek W
Guyer, G. AlhelI, and NJ. +. Jetal, members OF the
Second regiment Virginia reserve forces were ar
rested yesterday while attempting +, make their WAY
into the cHemy's lines. They wet, committed t.
Castle Thunder To await trial bv court -martuu
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" K L G )
rrecp.tatc3 Carbonate Of Iron,
Powdered Ipccsc, ChamomIlc Flowers,
Powdered khubaIb, DoveI'- Powder,
Lamar IaU~tic, MorFhia sulphur, in drachms
Caou4ei, Giyccliue, Iodine,
BtnloIc AoId, Opium,
on Bergauot, OIL Lemon,
CrotOn Oh. Cream Tartar,
Powdered Charcoal iii bottles,
Mustard, CASTLE Soap,
Genuine Cologne,
India Rubber Cloth, Muir Ammonia,
Aqua Ammonia, Spirits NltTe,
=, etc Ayri, HUiIuJII'a Auoiyue,
hrrueoIc, ChlOroioIIn, Alcohol,
sup tarh. S".it, Chiufate Potassa,
syrup loGjl Iron, Gum Arabic,
IAcoIiru, Migur~I2,
sulphur, Quicksilver, &c, &c.,
for sale by ED. I ROBINSON,
DC 2l-Gt Fourth and Franklin streets.
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E1y- SPECIAL Standardization is asked
to my sale Of lioi StioLD AND kiiChEN
o.ln k at the residence on Fourth street between
Inrkaon and Duval. THOS. w. kEESEE,
oc Alt Auctionccr
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MARRIED.

On the 26th instant, by Rev. DR. Christian. Mr..
PHILIP B. MINOR and Mrs. VIRGINIA A.
FCQUA, both OF ChysteItielI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cay" To ApRR-MAKERs Wanted, im-
mediatelv, competent PAPER-MAKER, over
fifty gears OF age to take charge of small mil III
the mountains of Virginia. To H suitable person
liberal compensation will be ensured. Aanfess
"Dspatnh Office" Richmond, Virginia. oc 2i-dt
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4 NEAT LITTLE FARM AND TAN

4 SEnI N la Ih FAHN tt AHP IAN
COUNTY, FOR SAiE.-lt has fifty acres, IN good
condition. Most Of II is rich. About fifteen acres
are low ground on Willis Ilyer. The dwelling has
SIX large and AIRY rooms, with back porch the
length Of tie house, and neat front porch. The
house Ea- Just been thoroughly repaired, The yard
Is large and beautifully shaded; good kitchen,
with two rooms good garden; thirty trees of choice
fruits.
The LANYARD is new; has fine run Of Gus
tom, and has capacity of five hundred hides a
year. The tools all new, and there Is bank
enough to last until spring.
The purchaser Will have the privilege Of buying
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stu 4, Crops,
&c., If he desires. Possession gwen az once.
Its situation IL quiet, and removed from all pro-
liability of interruption By the enemy.
&c ~ GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AuCtionrerS.
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lifSRlco CIRCvI CoUnr.-Thc following present.
mcnts were made i'll tins court on yesterday: E,le-
beth Bowers for murder; James Clark ant James
II. Miller for grand larceny; Many james, atlas
Mary Casscl for grand larceny
An indictment against john Hit" was pending
but as he has broken Jail since the commission #
the crime for which he imprisoned, The case W.T.
continued until the next regular term of the court
Court then dlOurned until IL o'clock to-day.
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ESS" SPECIAL NoTGCE.--BELvIN's BLOCK
SHoE STORE, OK TWELFTH SrREFT.--ELoCKADE Ar
HtNAI-.-Two Thousand pairs Of SHOES now in
store. consisting of Ladies' French Congress Gai-
tess, lilmoral-, Morocco and Leather BnOtres,
Mi-s"S AMI Ihildron's shoes, Coi,cIe, Boot. and
Shoe and Hat tor Gentlemen. DC 2j-c"d3t
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OCTOBER ~, 1894

RAa. w.~rrp The highest market price Will he
T3;i :. gssf. urr,cE for all kinds Of CLEAN corroF
.ut ttNs,, EA.- in large or small quantities.
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CM 4 l. l. IA M OF FIFIG-ONE
- ACRES, WITHIN ONE MILE OF PRINCE
EDWARD COURTHOUSE AND IN ONE MILE
OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, toiMk Err
LIZ OCCUPIED by MISS NOTTINGHAM, FOR
SALE pRiNAfELI.W offer IuT sale the above
located FARM, Of which thirty-eiBht acres Aro
cleared and IN a good state Of cultivation, thirteen
acres in original growth The garden ~ large ana
productive vel! furnished with small fruits and
fine orchard Of choice fruit. There Is wen u Elk
oelept water in the yard The place is healthy
The improvements consist Of u dwelling With three
finished rooms, in good condition, and an office,
which with some repairs, would give Two moru
fnishei rooms; a new barn, kitchen, servants ca
b,ns aud ice-house-need some repairs. And there
are enough bricks the place ~ build large
house Price, 5000
aRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
% E--ts Auctieneefs,
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Fs'WENTY- FIVE BALES Gtn..H
RAW CpTIBN.
80 bales Gyurllt Cotton lam. ..... a
p t4tics "a Georgia ~h.rsa-.
10 barrels Spirits oi lg}sa.-..
~ barrel, very EEa Oh Az. --.
10 halt-tarrr., vr!y Da.i.t o.. "-..-. ..
20 tai1cI, Jamaica EUaa,
200 bags salt,
p barrels Crushed sugar,
20 barrels Brown Su-aj
uuu package Tobacco, t.} s-s..r.
loo tlersc- Ngsgy-tyA4 Iyas..,
bale very superior Eus. >..' ....t
Oc 2l-bt ". b l-H.. "
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LOC1L ALTERS.

CoNFFpFRATE STATES DIsTnIcT CorRT.-The fol-
lowing persons, members of Captain Dement'S
Maryland battery, were discharged from service
by Judge fIHlyburton Yesterday rnler writ~ of ha-
bsns cOrpn, J. W. +. Iilt:"n, Euo.a Il. Icrrv II
ID. q. {. Sargent, Thomas II StEiotllnd, Lee NJ
Sutherland, George W Ba~s!oId aud Danl.l NJ
Llovd.
The hGbcas c9rpHs eases of George Y. rrnic and
John ]. Wilson were continued TIL today.
Joseph Canoes case was POSTPONED tlH Monday.
The court then adjourned TIL th~ morning.
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E'EN EMENT IN RAGLAND'S ROW,
4 on JEFFERSON STREET, FOR SALE At
AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, October ~, at - o'clot k
i NJ, We viii sell FRAMED TENEMENT, with
four rooms, situated jefferson street, between
Broad ami Marshall. and recently occupied by Nj
WaShburnr Immediate possession may BE- had.
oc - UEJBlS & WILLIAMS, Aur,lonctrs.
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mr. SHocKoR Mill,

Bp1S~ SUocKoE Mill,
Seventeenth street, across the Dock.
CORN GROUND on TOLL, OR EXCHANGED
FOR MEAL.
FOR SALE-MEAL at So per bushcl; NEW
FLOUR at 81. 10 per pound. oc 25-Gt"
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GHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
~ JUST RECEIVED,
DIRECT FROM BALTIMORE,
4 splendid assortment OF LADIES SIiO ES.
$50 pains Morocco and Goat BalmOrIl Ladies' Shoes
90 pairs Morocco Tipped BalmDryl Latles' Shoes
- pans Morocco Bdnoral Ladies shoes,
90 pairs Goat Ladies' Shoes,
81 pairs Fegged Morocco Ladies Shoes,
90 pairs Pebbicd Calf Tipped Ladies' Shoes,
- pairs Plain Morocco Ladies shoes,
80 pairs Goat Tipped Ankiet Balmorals, superior
article indeed;
Go pairs Misses Balmorals, very nice;
for sale by W. X. POLK,
oc PITS. NJ. ". THIS l31 Mum street
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.



BY James NJ Taylor, Auctioneer.
HOUSE AND LOT AND TWO VA
IA CANT LOTS ON JAIL ALLEY FOR
SALE AT AUC'TION.-Will be- sold ON MONDAY,
the 3lst Of October, on the premises, at O'Clock
i. NJ, the House and Lot situate on Jail alley
The house has six rooms, with gas and water and
is now renting for hundred dollars per month
After The sale of the house will be sold two vacant
Lots, adjoining, each having front OF thirty feet
TERMS Mad known On the day Of sale
oc q JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
- STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wiu
At hait-Ia~ o'ciu Il L. NJ, SIX Building Lots on
Cedar, near Valley street, fronting twcnty-~-ycn
and half feet zach. running back one hundred aud
twenty ir~t to an ,.y twelve feet Wild Those lots
lie near the residence Of Nj Edward S'c,,n-.
1EEMS Mad" known on the day of sale.
oc27 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctionoor
By L. H. Luck 4 Co, Auctioncers,
NO st Main street,
WILL SELL On FRIDAY MORN
w ING, at 10 o'clock the 2sth Of October, a
general as. ortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
tine Mahogany Wardrobe,
Safes, Trunks,
Nall-cs carpets,
Bed, AMI Bedding, LOoking-Glasscs,
Sofas, Stoves,
barrels Flour, Chairs,
Mahogany Chairs.
4 lot Of Clothing, Books, Pictures, &c, for ac-
count Of john Seely, his legal heirs, OF tor whom 1T
NAV concern. L. ii. LUCK * co,
oC p Aueton"er-.
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n EW MUSIC
~ Al J. W. DAVIES & SONS,
lSS MAIN SIKFET,

n EW MUSIC
~ Al J. W DAVIES & SONS,
lSo MAIN SIKFET,
II. IL. Taylor's old stanI)
Castles in the Air.
Child Of the Regiment.
Rosahe, the Prairie Flower.
Vacant Char.
Home, Sweet Homo variatiOns.l
Lula is Gone.
General Lees Grand March.
l Drcamt Dwelt i'll Marble Halls.
o, Give Nc Home b. the Sea.
Gipsey Countess.
Faded Flowers.
Bird Of Beauty.
I've no Mother now Pm Weeping
Maiden's Pray cr, Variations and song)
An have Sighed to Rest.
General Morgan's Grand March.
Where are now the Hopes Cherished
When the Boys Come Home.
No One 10 Love.
Mary OF Argyle.
Why No One to Love
Twnkng Stars
March Of the Southern Men, &c.
Together with the LARGEST COLLECTION OF
OLD MUSIC To be found III this city
THE REGULAR DISCOUNT TO DFAT.EEg.
TEACHERS and SCHOOLS oc 27-ot-
OFFICE X. IL. MAVRY & Co.
NTOCKS, BONDS, &c,
~ FOR SALE
800 shares Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock,
Shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock
shares Virginia Iife Insurance Company
stock,
"a shares Richmond Fire Association Stock,
ia shares Merchants Insurance Company Stock
Sl5D0 Norfolk City Stock,
Confederate States six, seven and eight Der cent
Bonds and Stocks, long and short dates,
Confederate SIX per cent. nOn-tarable Bonds and
Certificates,
Confederate six per cent Cotton Bonds
Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Sterling, &C. &c
oc 27-6t
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NOR LADIES' Wells
BLUE KERAGE,
GREEN BERAGE,
BROWN BERAGE,
BLACK BERAGE.
ALSO,
800 yards assorted Blcached Cotton,
Hoped skirts, assorted;
$50 dozen Gentlemens Hait-Hose,
Ladies' Stockings,
Grey all-wo0l Mouslin,
spool Cotton, Linen Tapes, Shoestrings,
Canton or Cotton Flannel,
for sale by W. X. POLK,
oc Pits W Tbs 49, Main street
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BruR RENT, with BOARD, in 4 private
= family, two tONFORTABLY-TUKNI
ROOMS, tor gentlemen; iuI furnished It required.
Ad,trr-s - box gI2'' uc 31-2t"