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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
'A+' a -.
MoNnAY, December 5. 1861.

~ MONDAY, December 5, 1864.
~ 72to'clock VI. the Senate was called
70 order bs the Hon. A. II. Stephens,
President OF the Senate.
Mr Hunter, Of Virginia, offered the
foltc0lne, which was agreed to:
"Be,,issi, Tnat the Pres,s.nt 70 respectfully re-
oacStoj - laforTn the Senstc whether any, ana
vttt. RESTRICTIONS hava been imposed upon the ex-
es~ss et fre :, ci the Confederate States. any
0t tLcW - export, Oh Their own account any 4
g.. t~fs-ss ltei III the act entitled bill
ifrr' rc-a,aesH. ..,.'n the ioreiga commerce Of
TIE 1<iist4,ato StN s-yo Provide iyr tie pubh,
defence ayrr,ea C;h February, l66+
''r.l1, whether Sha Te ,ulations made urdtr the
! - - ~ egtt set have erased gby diuntion
ms -,; IL La ''2H com
"@i5r, vi, .aar SOL act d Congress. ana the re.
-li-. slf g. La1-rlt@ authority, have been bene
n,i@- % -.t@se n thtir oiielt or tie success %
or s'f1' 1ft iAa uas.yo! means necessary for til,
49,, 4as5asr erra5ienee has suggested thc
ne1a,fF e. tAe reges! q a-iI aet Of 9th February
O. -aI -5.':.ss2Goa CT amendment Of ats rroyi'
Mr.. Caperton presented the petition
Of aljatsnts cfthc regiments OF Pickett
division asking the rank of captain Of
l7f'-.:ry and 70 be put in the line of pro
Is .11. Referred TO the Military Com
IDljtec
II. Graham offered resolution, which
vas agreed u, iustructing the Finance
Committee 20 inquire into the cxpedi
eucy Of remittiog the penalties incurred
b. ;Ae non-delivery Of tithes Of bacon
DIE on, or prior TO, the 1st Of March
1851, upon payment Of the tithes actually
due.
Ar. Sparrow, from the Military Com
mittee, reported bill, which was passed
and sent 10 the House, giving the Sur
geon-General the pay and allowances Of
colonel Of cavalry.
Sir. Brown, Of Mississippi, presented 6
memorial Of assistant paymasters of the
navy asking increase Of pay or promo
on.
Senate bill to authorize the President
10 furnish supplies 10 Confederate cit
Gems held as prisoners by the Government
OF the United States vas taken up, and
after consideration, on motion, by Mr.
Barnwell, postponed til to-day.
Ca motion, by Mr.. Sparrow, the Senat'
resolved into secret session.
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BY Francis Il. Isbcli, Auc,ioneer.
1.-TWO MOST DFsIRABLE.AND COM

1.-TWO MOST DESIRABLE AND con-
MODIOUs FAMILY RESIDENCES. cor
SER OF FRANKLIN AND FOURTH STREETS,
FOR RENT AT AUCTION.-Will be rented at anc-
ton, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December IN
slant, nj o'clock +. NJ, upon the premise, two
DFNCES situated at the southeast corner Of Frank
lin and Fourth streets. The dwellings contain four
teen rooms each, with kitchens confirming Nix rooms
each and all the modern improvements such rs eas,
water bathrooms, water-clossts. &c, &c. The
tenements are so arranged that they may he con-
verted into one, which woJld in view OF Us spa
ciousness and central locality render u ficst c-
eslient position for i1et-class clearinghouse; but
whether for private residences or boaI
the property is amongst the mast desirsbie ia tie
city.
de 6 FRANCIS I. ISBLLL, AuctioReeT.
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BY L. II. Luck & Co, Auctioneera,
NO SO Main street.)

BY L. II. Luck & CO. Auctioneera'
NO SO Main street.)
WE WILL SELL, on TUESDAY
w MORNING, the 9th instant, without re-
serve for cash only, very desirable assoTtInent Oh
HOUSEFOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE;
WARDROBES,
CABINETS,
CHAIRS.
WASHSTANDS,
MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
very large and fine COOklNG-SIONLS,
OFFICE and PARLOR STOVES,
DINING TABLES,
CLOTHING,
OVERCOATS,
FROCK COATS,
DRESS COATS,
SHOES and BOOTS,
SPORTING GUNS,
LADIES' BONNET5,
LADIES' CLOAkS,
set LADIES' FuR5, -
BLACK B0MBAZiNE BASQUINE,
ALSO,
200 bags SMOKING TOBACCO GOLDEN GEN J,
) boxes CHEWING TOBACCO.
VIII be added to our cash sale this morning
barrels VINEGAR.
lot good MACABOY SNUFF,
2or 8 lots ready-made CLOTHING, to be sold
in lots;
i set Stone Martin FUR5, Cape and Cuffs;
GOLD BRACELET,
l set GOLD STUDS, very me diamond sets
barrel SAMPLE CHEWING TOBACCO,
PLATES, DISHES, sc.
dozen new TIN CUPS, best quality;
/ splendid ACCORDION, in perfect order.
Sale promptly at 10 O'Clock
dec L. II. LUCK & CO., Auctoneers
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TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

AZ nlceitng o. The Mounted ConfcFlpf Gusrd d
I1anover county. hsld this 81 day 81 December,
t-Gt, in enr1IhRg Office II said county, r. Archer,
enrolling officer, called TO the chair, and r. j..
Gardner appointed secretary. A committee, corr
posed % pr T.. r. shilton, Thomas u. Walton az /
Il. D. Gardner. were appointed 10 prepare suitable
resolutions. The following were read and unani-
mously adopted:
l. That We tho members OF the Mounted Guard
Of tins county, have heard with deep regret Of The
untimely death q AMBROSE l. POLLARD, our
associate, by the hand Of some vile assassin
? That We hayr lost energetic and faithful
member 81 odari and Il kind and hosYltlblt
ftisni.
That We tender to has afflicted family our ex.
treme sympathy.
4. That these resolutions be printed an the Rich.
mond papers and a copy sent 10 his family.
Il. AacaER, Chairman.
X l.. GARD.TR Secretary
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TOR SALE, GOAT and KID. For
further information, apply at the corner OF
Bread and Henry streets, south side. de s-ss'
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deC6;
1919 -TFFTING OE THE PHYSI

Alta MEETING OF THE PHYSI-
~ CLANS OF RICHMOND, bcId Ell the City
III Dzstlnbsr 81, lsGi, the following resolutions
were adop.Ri and ordered to be published il the
morning psrers; ,aa.
Re9olTed, That from and after January lst 1895,
the charges for professional services, both medical
ana surgical Will be 0ne-hGf the old rates prior to
HE war pay able in gold, its equivalent IN Con
feaerate money At the time the accounts settled
Resolved, nat IA making reduction OF nifty per
cent or tn5ir Old tsl5f OF fees, the Richmond ply
icians VINO BEAR alike with the rest OF the coTnmu-
pity the burdens on the war, AMI are more than
ever called to render gratyltouS service 10 the
needy CONSIDER that they might, with proprlety da-
mand the whole amount OF their accustomed charges
estimated ~ its cash value but as they are exempt
from military service Tor the accommodation OF the
public they ale willing TO make any sacriifce when
The exigsncies OF tie times may require
Resoiyoi That. as at ali periods, ply sieians anc
surgeons have, in the cause Of humanity, gwen
away much Of their time 10 their suffering fellow
citizens 70 now We willing and anxious TO rem
der all possible probes nal aid 10 those VINO require
IL without any charge, at such reduced rates al
cannot b. oppressive 10 them. ue Ut.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE, RENT

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE, RENT
~ mo OF A HOUSE AND SALE OF FUR
NITURE, &c, AT AUCiION.-By request OF the
administrator of Mary Susan Lyons, deceased, we
viii rent at auction, upon the premises, on WE'D
Ne DAY the eth Of December NJ 10 o'clock ~ VI 4,
fer the term of one year, the DWELLING recently
O eltpied hv the dccedent situated the west 81 9
OF Third between Broad and Marshall streets. II
has four rooms, closets, kitchen, water, ga-, &c
and IS in very nice order
After which will be sold the entire PERSONAL
EFFECTS Of the deCedent in said house, consisting
of "A very elegant assortment of Rosewood and other
Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Mating, &c, &c.
Also several loads Of Coal, Wood &c.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS d WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
Persons 10 whom MARY SUSAN LYONS is in
debted Will present their claims at once for pay
Inent, and those owing her will please come forward
and settle.
de5 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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DIED,

Or Sunday, November 7.th, In tli4 eitY, ~ con-
sumption, Mrs. ELIZABETH u @.ie 81 Nh W.
J.. Allen, and daughter Of the late Thomas Bell,
ESQ, of Caroline county, Virginia, IN the thirty
eighth year Of her age
blessed the lead who die in the Lord"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
Dy lanes NJ. Taylor, Auctionecr.

VALUABLE REAL T. ESTATE, On
v BROAD STREET, FOR SALE AT AUt IloN.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 9th day OF DECEMBER,
instant on the premises at 4 o'clock r. NJ, the
BRICK TENEMENT on the north side Of Broad,
between Madison and Monroe streets. occupied by
G. o. Brern "a a grocery store. The lot fronts ON
Broad street twenty -four feet and runs back one
hundred and forty-six feet to alley. The Local
ZION of this property renders it valuable busi-
meas stand.
.,ie JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
A., Auctoneer.
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VXTANTED TO HIRE A HoEsE.-An

w officer ON duty near the city ~ shes e. hire
a good SADDLE HORSE for the winter. Tic w1il
feed him tor his hire. For particulars, apply 10
Surgeon T. A. HARRIS, at Gensi al P-mbefton' .
Headquarters Twelfth street. De 5-2t'
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b. Bouis, Sanderson e. Tabb, Auetioneers,
No la Main street,

BT BOuis, San0eTSon & laDp, AuCltOheSTsJ
No. ia Main street.)
WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, ON
w MEBN ESDAY NEXT, the Eth Of Decen-
her, commencing at 10 o'clock general assortment
comprising GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, CEOCh-
ERG, &c.
BACON,
MOLASSES,
GOLDFISH,
CANDLES,
BEESWAX,
MUSTARD.
PEPPER.
| keg SODA.
Wool CARDS
BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
MASON'S BACKING,
DUN CAPS,
COTTON YARNS,
COUNTRY SOCKS,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
PICKLES, IN lars
WINDOW GLASS,
- EMPTY BOTTLES,
GRANITE PLATES,
STONE JARS and CORKS,
SHOES,
/ MAHOGANY sTDEBOARD,
REFRIGERATOR,
BATH TUB,
PLATE WARNER,
COAL STOVE,
CHEW ING TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
LIQUORS, in bottles.
ALSO,
/ CHART OF CHEMISIRE-a rare ana Taid-
able WORK.
Parties wishing 70 avail themselves OF this oppor-
tunity VIII have their goods or samples IN store by
Tuesday, the 9th instant, By O'clock r "A.
BOUIS, EANDERSON IABB,
Auctioneer5, ,
Will he added to the ADORE sale, SELECT IL
BRARY, comprising
Waverly Novels, complete IN twelve volumes, vel
bound;
Dickens's Novels, complete il twelve volumes
wen bound;
Maryatt's Novels, complete in eight volumes, vel
bound
James's Novels, seven volumes well bound;
Shakspeare's Works, eight volumes, well bound
Macaulay's Miscellaneous Essays, SIX volumes
well bound
Dickens's Household Words, six volumes, vel
bound
Encyclopedias of English Literature, in two vo
lumes;
Bulwer's What viii He.Do With 1t in three 70
lumes;
Thacke1ay's Pendennis, in two volumes, vel
bound;
and other excellent Books too TO 1ue-tlon
They can be seen before the day Of sale.
BOUI5, SANDERSON TABB,
de 3-tds Auctoneers.
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EEApayAHrsas ReaEAvE Forces or VIRGINIA,
R.oExoND, December 3, 1864


'52sofS% CfUeT-, ~ tTk
T. The a,terh9u Of 81 officers ooncerns5 is called
20 paragTeph VI General Orders, No ~ current
series, rom these headquarters, herewith repub-
Efhed The sr-ge.s designated III said order, whe-
Their Of the Ike Or stat, Will report Immediately to
Northumberland J. c. SHIELDS, Commaudani
Of C0rscriyt8 al Richmond.
II O.t5srs reporting IL obedience to she order
above .c.srrel 70, az sdvsei to cone prepared Il
7nska tLel. inter qlItsIs 81 Camp Lee where they
viii be t1 p1larily assigned 10 duty aud the ration
sIIoy,-} ,1ayr ~ lav vii le Issued
III. or ire lat If January, loo5, and at the ems
Q. each ..cte'ting mouth, Lieutenant-Coone! J.
SHIELDS VII make returns 10 these headquarter
cf ali odlos 80 reporting, giving their NAME rank
arm OF Department Of service, their past and pres
Ell: duty, and such othar facts as may be deemed
material % knowledge Of their military character
Fy order Of MAior-GeneEal hfMFEn R. -
Il. II CATLETr,
5ace Assistant Adutaut- q eneral.
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TIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS FLAX
r. sFED-Wanted, five thousand bushels LAX
SEED for Which the market price vii! BE- paid
Dc 096ts GEORGE BAGBY, Cary street.
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By Davenport Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(Ofice corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets,l

(Office corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets,l
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, at
w the otnce of the Old Dominion Insurance
Company, on FRIDAY. December 9Th, l663, at II
o'clock, the following BONDS and STOCKS:
5000 Virginia six per cent. Registered Bonds,
10000 Confederate six per cent Ntn-taxable Cou-
pom Bonds,
10000 Confederate six per cent. Non.taxabe, Janu-
airy Coupons OF
10000 Confederate six per cent Non-taxsble Ceri-
fcates,
10 900 Cotton Coupon Bonds,
10000 7.30 Interest Notes,
30,000 four per cent Certificates,
5000 ffteen-mllion Coupon Bonds,
1884 Amelia County Bonds, i've years;
40 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock,
l65 shares Insurance Company Of the State Of
Virgins,
leo shares Virginia Central Railroad Company
Stock,
20 shares Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company Stock,
~ shares Bank of virginia Stock,
GO shares Bank Of Richmond.
shares Old Dominion Trading Company,
and such ether stocks may be offered before the
day of sale. DAVENPORT Co,
de 6-tds Stock AucticneerS.
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FOR RENT ATAUCTTON.
by 0rubba & Williams. Auctieneers.

EOR RENT AT AUCTION.-A small
~ FARM of forty acres, highly improved, with
most excellent dwelling aith SIX footas, kitchen
with four rooms large stables, &c, will be- rented
for the year 1865, at auction. the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18th of December, at IL e'clock NJ.
This farm is on the Williamsburg turnpike. sdInin-
ing H. W. McGrsder's and others. The sstastion
il pleasant and healthy, and the reghbeEhcd equal
70 any. The place Is nov occupied by Mrs. Il.
voolfolk one mile from the eity.
dec GRUBB9 X WILLIAMS. Anciioneers.
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By Harvey, James e. Williams, Auctioneers.

"AyING DETERMINED UPON a
- 90 viii ON TUESDAY, December 9th, offer at
auction to close conslgnmeets, ro,.cco
5000 packages MANUFACTURED IoBACeo'
comprising AL grades
zoo cases SMOKING TOBACCO
Parties wishing to avail themselves Of this oppor-
tinity VIII have their samples sent in IN due season
HARVEY, JAMES WILLIAMS,
a. Auctioneers.
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RY James NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOT ON TWENTY.
STREET, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE Al
AUCrION.--Will be sold on THURSDAY, the eth
instant the premises, at o'clock L. NJ, VA
CANT LOT on Twenty-ninth street, and adjoining
the residence of Mr. James Walsh. The lot fronts
thirty three feet and runs back one hundred and
twenty-five feet to an alley.
TERMS Made known on the day of sale.
de3 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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TRAINED DWELLING, NEARLY

FRAMED DWELLING, NEARLY
FOUR ROOMS. ON THIRTIETH, BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE
Al AUCTION. Immediately after tho sale OF the
property advertised to be sold st Cur orce we Will
sal the Tenement located as above described,
occupied BY William IL Franklin, containing four
rooms and store-room, with lot thiriy-hve feet
front BY one hundred and thirty-two feet, conve-
nent to an excellent spring, ana combines the adj
vantages of town and country. Possession will be
given Immediately.
dad 0RUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
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GHERIFFS SALE OF VIRGINIA
- VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY STOCK
by order Of the Circuit Court OF Montgomery
county, will sell, at public auction, on SATuR-
office, twenty shares OF the Stock Of the Virginia
Volunteer Navy Company.
IL. X. ELLYSON,
dc 5-tds Sheriff Of City Of Richmond.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EARM FOR SALE.-A very nice little
FARM, near the Charles City rosd, ave mi.'s
below Richmond, III Heniieo county, known as
DOVE HILL, containing lorty-fo and one-hsif
acres. with comfortable dwelling and all Necessary
out-buildings The soil il productive, and would
make an excellent market farm Apply 20
GIDEON CAREER,
Cary, between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
do STE
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WANTED TO EMPLOY, good, gem
w teel COPIIST. Address II. D. bisp1tsh
Office giving handwriting, name N fuh, condition,
&c, and at what place and hour the apple Mt can
he seen dc C-'ts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auetioneers.


BY Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auetioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF CONSIGN-
~ MENTs OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
SHOES, 8c.-On WEDNESDAY, the litn OF De-
cember We viii eel at auction, without reserve,
variety Of merchandise, 10 close ccnsignments, con-
sistina IN part of the following goods, via
caves q 500 pairs Cotton Cards,
/ case Diamond pointed Fllleting Card Clo-
thing,
200 rounds Eughsh Taeks,
ca.es Bleached Long Cloths
cases Nader and 3. and ". Prints,
25 bales 7-s and IA Brown Cottons,
10 bales Brown Drills,
10 pieces 81 and Sd Fulled Cloths,
40 dozen Mems Merino Shirts,
80 dozen Huckaback Towels.
so dozen Mems Cotton HaH-Hose,
cases Bone Buttons,
600 gross Pearl Buttons,
cases Spool Cottons,
20 pieces black and Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
10 pieces White Flannel,
30 pieces English Cottonade,
30 pieces Striped Domestic,
10 pieces Gray Cassimeres
20 chests Black Tea,
SO pairs Ladies' Leather daiteTs,
90 pairs Mems do. do,
100 reams English Letter and Cap Paper,
lot White AMI Black Cotton Hosiery,
Scissors, Needles, Black Pms, &C.
ELLETT, BELL & FOX, Auctioneers.
r. S.-Consignments for this gale VIII please ne
sent in az early as possible. u1
BY Williamson & Co, Auctoneers,
no. I92 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
FURNITURE,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
STOVES,
CARPETS,
GOLD WATCHES, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, 9th of December, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ We will sell, at our salesroo7ns No
1872 Main street fine assortment OF GOODS, con-
sisting of the following and other articles:
/ Mahogany Piano,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor Cane and Windsor Chairs
Haircloth Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-e-Tctes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedstead5,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
| Pillows, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets, &c.
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
| Boots AMI Shoes,
Gold Wat hes,
| Fancy Articles,
| Cooking Parlor and other Stoves.
| dc s WILLIAMSON CO, Auctionrers.
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1.-TWO GENTLEMEN can be accorno.
dated with BOARD in private family By sI-
plyng on Marshall street, between tTenfy-inh and
fwenty-slxth, Church HILL first brick house.
de 6-ltr
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nR. T. J. LOCKETT offers his PRO
/ FESSIoNAL SERVICES TO the citizens OF
R.chmond. Office en- First street, between Duval
and Baker at Mrs. hargra7es. de 6--3f@
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CTOLEN from the stable at Greenfield,
- the estate OF William Southworth, deceased, in
Goochland county, on Thursday night, the 24th OF
November, dark brown eolored HORSE MULE,
about i've feet high, five years old; some white
marks at the top OF his nose the letter c branded
on his left jaw, and wart on his left side below the
trace mark. suitable reward viii be paid for his
recovery or for information that will lead 10 his re-
coyery. Address PRESTON WILKINSON, Penn
berton post-offce Goochland county, or JAMES T.
BUTLER & CO., Richmond. dc 2-6ts
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TBFLVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE
"A EVE A Few I1QORs

BFLNIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE,
~ on TWELFTH STREET, A FEW DOORS
TE1yTs MAIN, can be found
SHOES OF various kinds, suitable for an classes
Io,sa stock Of FRENCH CALk5KINS and
SOLE LEATHER
ENGLISH SHOE THREAD; -.
n GOOD u&ny heavy CAVALRY Doo1s' large
sizes from to II;
Se-yauts' BROGUES; -,
One ease OF Mems ENGLISH SkoLS, sSu'aoie
for army o. plsntaticn--se.
We csl particular attention C. sentieI2ess VI" ;a
want FINE sETED SHOE to lmse ioS 81 ~
,a,1aS FRENCH CALFsRlN CONGRESS GAL.
tEns. selected IA Pstis b. well-known m erehaiiI
q fa.s CRY These the best goods we hare ever
a. st DARBY, READ &c co.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at u O'Clock.

The House met at u O'clock.
Mv Garland, Of Arkansas, introduced
a resolution that the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs be instructed to take under
their consideration the subject Of eXemp
ton, as regulated by the present acts Of
Congress, with a view to ascertain how
ia, the present exemption laws may he
repealed, ald the number of exemptions
curtailed, without detriment to the pub
bic good and that the committee be in.
structed TO report, By bill OF otherwise,
as early as practicable. Adopted.
Mr.. j. NJ. Leach, of North Carolina,
introduced the iollowing>
" Rcsoigcd, That the privilege Of the wit Of 10
ts0s corpus is II the great bulwBrks Of freedom
aud thst It ought not 70 be suspended except in Ell
tIcme cases, where the public safety mperatlvoly
demands il tEat The people oi thi3 CJIte acIdcy ale
II.:ei IN great struggle for Liberty, and that Lc
s1geIoy exists justiyin5 Its susPeu;ion"
Mr.. Russell, Of Virginia, thereupon
moved 10 60 into secret session.
Mr. Leach demanded the yeas and nays,
which we're ordered, and resulted affirm
atively. Yeas, 90; nays, "a. Adjourned.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, situa-
III ted on Maddox Hill, Lowndes street; a NEW
House, two stories nigh, on LOT thirty feot hont
and running back ore hundred feet. Arply %
ROBERT FAhRAR,
de 3-3ts corner Seventeenth and Gary STREETS.
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I AIDES CHEAP SHO T. STORE
j 20. IG7 EROAD sTREET)

Having just received a fresh supply Ct SHOES,
fs.ty -.naas work. in part from Aessrs. Manning
s1~TnaSe cork 10 be tound-Inow offer them TO my
sgsmsrous custonaets at less prices tban can be
89ught elsewhere.
,ossipg elsewhere. (de 6-st'l Q. DUNHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-06
By George ". Willis, Auchoneer.
no. 63 Main street,

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
w at my store, on TUESDAY, DeceInbe
9Th, at ~ O'clock, a desirable lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Crockery and Glassware, Stoves, &c.
Shoes, Boots, Clothing, Blankets,
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles,
Several fine Gold and Silver Watches, Jew
elry, &c. q. W. WILLIS,
Ia Z AuCtioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-06

"OUeE TO EXCHANGED gentle
man now renting house, With gas ana va ~.
ter o. the premises, and 1t being 700 iaree .oa IN
family wishes 70 exchange for smaller one, ana =
iess rat-hs beiIlg between two ana three thoessno
solars The house has seven rooms u u, 10 IN tne
western psgt Of the city, and not over tan minutes
walk from the capitol. he wishesa house w -.
yrHIJJ2, care Of Box 3D. dse-H