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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
CLERKS. OFFICE,
HOUSE OF RsP's, Jan. &, 1864.

HOUSE OF KEr's, Jan. 6, 1854.
The above is true copy of resolution In
trOduoed into tho House by MIR. Lyons, Of
Va, On the DIST of August, 1862. The reso-
luton was adopted the same day. 1t was
engrossed ana delivered tn the Senate the day
following. De Louis DALToN
Assistant Clerk,
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sr:lriS c paw, OK Of thu Sra..e is -.-,tl

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VA y. Ta1ina' H., john J , Xrl Virginia D Wood
rn. l.:ltrrrl. F. Johnson and Fr'atr7 L. hI vie
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h,:.r, ami Ara -. his wiz! d.. Gc5rse ~, DE7fs aHG
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Ar Rn!-x. j. Ecio's AND Mari, Vii emma. bis wife
trs pi ,;oiiln & hpper"on. il he city r. Richmond
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the k.ul. Of . 4. ". apd T. NJ OF hist ds~. &c
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per psir = 50 ;I-i. ra.;''ral Sh0's al; =" ;f Irif;
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$50 EaH a..s.E. "a m!.i.i q .-.. 80 as.yr
IL iyi': to ulirg .Tcu Lr1IJS -. - Al. y
"a zoe w. ~. .rai IaruaI tsrnEa4riy f-i
'imSrraG rl. f,- sale NJ, t,rgl 'as 90. q
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rr..':h .aD1-. .iilr = re- Pr. ,...s TO-. pm.
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for icr"nioS hGsIle'-'o. takea7 N" c''n" -
in order to !,s sure d the prize ..
But is there nGYTnins to he :a@anPhShe'i
ny dirsmnacY! tn,nH very c:c"'F '!ea'..-
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tHne; anI our p;'H" 81 cnaF'c,e'. ~ n.y.,
gI"S' leg Us i"e& ~ , .,l"S'- Hs my '.r''
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c,a't hunia" nature NJ It's WF 'hi"". ~ '''
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r. d.n.s,. ,r G,,rr! .st4 and s:
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isvics Tho overwhelming numbers" Of the Con :
fed, a,es Is another point 10 be omitted FROM
the b.. ,ie OF LANA ssas Down. Notwithstanding all
Nc have LS,,d u the depleted condition of the Com
fderates the rebellion its last egs, &a, it makes
its appearance in The fourth year Of the IN the
Same overwhelming numbers whi,h have gained
all cur victories This is the only defect IN the
otherwise artistic excellence of Yankee accounts OF
batti,s Either the rebel armies not So short ot
men as they represent, or the overwhelming ann
bers" cannot even seem 10 be true, Fhe MOI tbcfn
masses will ask II. afier losing million of men, and
fighting three years and half the Consederacy can
still bring into the field overwhelming numbers"
how long must the war 90 on, how many more mul-
situdes be slaughtered before the Confederate
armies wall cease 10 have this advantage
But this is only one blcmsh in many beauties
Perfection Is not 10 lc expected IN any work OF man
In general, the Northern hes are consumina'e
achievements the woik Of great masters, Who have
elevated lying to the highest place AMONG the iihe
arts The Devil the Father Of all Liars never begat
sneh a crexltailc progeny as the Yankee scnbcs,-
He has had plenty Of stupid offspring who inherited
his d,apo sition 10 deceive, without his talent But
the Yankee letter writers reflect renown even upon
their llus,nous parentage Their countrymen do
MT appreciate highly enough these men, who are
literally making their history. Perhaps it is be-
cause talent like this is common IN the nation.
But let them not BE- diShcaftencd Ii they DO not
have their reward here they are sure OF II hereafter
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Our Enemies,

Tie indIserimnatc application of the term Yam
KEGS TO our enemies in the field does not convey an
accurate idea of the elements Of power which ale
combined against us. In mere war Of sections
that Is. a war between the Yankees prop and tie
Southern States-not even Yankees themselves
could have expected triumph But this is not such
war 1t 10 war between the Southern Confede
Tey ana the United States the latter having all the
wealth and all the military and civil organizations
oi the Old government its side with immens,
armies composed of all nations, and of which the
ahkees proper constitute only "a small proportion
vi lts native troops, the best the mixed races OF
Tue West ana renegade Kentuckians and Nilsson
Trans Even IN the navy, its most successful officer
as farragut, Tennessean. A large number of its
tves of Southern States Nor is it accurate to de-
sgnate all the people of the Middle States even us
Yankees. 1t may snit the Yankees proper
very well TO have all their elements II strength
slassed Yankee, but it is not the truth As a
general thing, they have staid at home during thu
war, making money out Of battles which they do not
fight, and gaining u great reputation for proves
besides, by the designation of Vance, which is
uniformly applied to United States armies 1t NAV
be convenient u give enemies name which con-
denses in word all that is hatefnl but the worst
Of them are the least injured by its application We
ARE helping Jonathan to go down to posterity as a
great heroic character He has had little to do
with this war except hiring other men to fight Ill.,
battles and obtain for him money and reputation.
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Artistic Liars.

1t Is doing indifferent justice to Ysnaee capacities
Of invention to accuse them simply Of lying in their
accounts Of battles and other events of this war
II fas az far short Of their merits as TO say of Tom
King and Heenan that they are men Of pugnacity
and to take no note OF their science. The Yankees
are great artists. They not only lie, but know how
to dot They not only lie generally but lie in de-
tail, ana they 30 manipulate and color the details
that scarcely any one, not eyewitness of the
events they relate, can question the truth Of tho
narrative In their account Of the fight at Reams's
station they manifest inventive genius of the high
est order 1t is the testimony Of our plain, unim-
aginatve Confederate soldiers that ON that occasion
the enemy fought with much less spirit than usual
The Yankee account Is spirited enough, il the fight
was not 1t gives, Us usual, many circumstances
clothing the dry bones with such an illusion Of flesh
and blood that anybody might imagine it a living
thing We hear Of repu4e after repuse Of our troops,
and all the minutin given, that there can be no
mistake about it, The conduct Of their new levies
IS made an object Of apparent eensure and indirect
praise. They were too rash at first and too timid
II last Their native bravery requires the ehasten-
ng hand of time and discipline. Their inexperi-
nee, and the overwhelming numbers Of the Con-
edsfates, lost the battle. There must be always
paasbody to blame; either negro troops " new
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DIED,

ON yesterday, at halfpast 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dcnoe of his father, Mir Is A j. Iiopton, ALFRED
W. CIoPTON, company +, Fo,nth regiment Vir-
GINA cavalry, Wickhani's brigade aged twenty two
years.
His funeral will take place from Broad Street
Methodist Church THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
spectfuly invited to attend.
On the 3th instant, JENNIE WE'VE, youngest
daughter OF + ana Annie A ott aged one year
Weep not dear parents. your little Jennie Is not
dead but sicepeth.
The funeral services will take place at the rest
dcnce of the child's parents Dvai street, THIS
DAY Saturday at II o'clock. The friends and ac-
quainttnces OF the family requested to attend :
On yesterday morning, after brief illness,
PHILIP SMITH, aged forty-seven years
His funeral will take place THIS Saturday
EVENING at 8 O'Clock from his residence, on Brook
Avenue and Adams streets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Grubbs & Williams, Aue.ioucela.

- x VERY VALUABLE SMALL.
~ Observation-Disclosures BRICK HOUSEs
On CLAY AND GATJIARINE STREETS FOX
SALE Al AbCTION.-Will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the nth Sep
teniber, at " O'Clock NJ, the property located as
above. The Houses are well built aud convenient,
containing each four rooms, besides closets and
Kitchen, with two rooms, attached to each house
They have n good front, and back the usual
depths, and afford nice little garden spot TO each
There Is good well of water one of the lots on
Clay street for the of the three houses at that
locality. The houses arc rented TO monthly tenants.
They ate occupied respectively by Mrs. Martin, Mr.
Crawford, Mr.. Ciump and Mr.. IGieland
TERMS Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
GkUBllS & WILLIAMS Auetioneers
sc Successors to Godiin a. Apperaon
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NXECUTOR'S SALE or A MOS

EXECUTORS SALE OF A MOST
i VALUABLE DWELLING AND PREM
fSES AT iiiE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAR
SHALL, AND EIGHTH STREETS, AND TWO
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO MEN, At AUCTION,
BY virtue of the viii ofC. Maenurdo Jr decd and
at the request Of the parties interested, shall as
Executor, expose to sale, at pnbiic auction upon
the premises, MONDAY, the 18th day Of Sep
tCinber, at ~ O'Clock p. n, the DIV ELIING AND
PREMISES OF the late G. J. Macnurdo, Junior,
being let No. 100 i'll the plan of the city of Rich
mOnd situated as above stated, fronting one hun
drC Sand twenty feet Marshall street and rum
ming back one hundred and slxty-three and four
tWciltls feet.
The dwelling Is large and handsome and, both
by its construction and location, is the most des;-
Bile that has been offered this city for some time
past
With the dwelling will be Sold "A LOT, of suitable
size; and the remainder Of the property will b iif
of into several building lot, according TO plan.
which viii be shown at the sale.
perfect title viii be given and possession on the
LIST of November
After the sale OF the real estate will be sold two
very likely and valuable YOUNG NEGRO MEN,
named ROBERT aud WILLIAM-both Of whom
are baIbcrs and accomplished servants.
IsRh~: For the real estate, one-thiri cash bal
ancc ut four and eight months, with interest, and
secured by a trust deed all cash, at the option
vi the purchaser. For the slaves cash.
GEORGE L. MACMURDO,
Executor OF O. J. MaCmrdo deceased
Sale conducted by GRUBBs x WILLIAMS, Auc-
tonecrS. 81 10
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CCHOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES, ON

- CHURCH HILL propose opening a school
tor young ladies on Church Hill about the Eff
TEENTH OF SEPTEMBER.
Being graduate of Southern institution, and
having considerable experience III teaching, tatter
myself can, and WILL do justice to al pupils placed
under my care. For particulars, &c. apply to
MISS SALIIE A. FINNEG,
Residence, Mr.. George ID. HARDWOOD,
Corner Twenty-fouIth and Marshall streets.
REFFRFNCTs MessIs r Ii Whtt0ck. q l.
Harwood, J. G. Meador ana Dr. Edward Phillips
ST. iu-rod3t%
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WANTED, THREE OR -FOUR WOOD
w CHOPPERS, near Atice's Station, IN iiano-
yer Apply to u. Z. GARDNER,
Al No. - r. II StaIl1e'sl Main street.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT

On MONDAY, the 81 Of October next. II,
charlottesville, at Ii O'clock in front of the f,it-
house, Will proceed to rent out the following de
scribed property
l;t. The Central Hotel, for three years from f..
January next.
ID. Rock Hill, adjacent to town, coitaiuI. about
seventy Ave acres comfortable dwelng az Tils
property Is rented from 1T October SO that wheat
oats, &c, tan be seeded
I'd \ dwelling III town, cOntlinin. ten VI twtl,.
rooms, with store attached containing sis 81 seven
rooms
4th, y house adjacent t. the railroad ufi,p ,vu
tanning eight or ten rooms
5th y slatc-C0loral Frame House near tt, Irr.s
with eight or ten rooms.
9Th small House, and new Stable coat, slli.s
ten OF twelve stalls
9TH \ first-rate Garden Of about all acre
Also, valuable House and Lot al ten .sF,.. II
highly-mprovcd Land, in Warren aud, peTLtp.,
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near S,ot.sEiiir
Possession given to all on the LIST OF January cx-
cept the farm Rock Hill, which is at once
sc tim G.. ". DILLARD.
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TOR RENT, a FURNISHED ROOM,
Il on Sixth street, between Clay aud Leigh.
Sc l0--lte
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EOR THE POIOMAc.-Persons de-
sirous al going 10 the Potomac. BY getting
proper passports can seats in pleasant con-
veyance and ut moderate eharges Apply II lsb
Main street. between the hours of and u o'sleek
~ Aims
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"ANTED TO RENT, 4 HOUSE
w having sIX to eight rooms. with all improve
ment5. Possession to DC given the Isl Of Jaiu-
airy, 1o6b. Address post-oilre Box 72s, giving
particulars and price. sc Set
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Ssa!!mono 1ispattt.

hses WANTED The hirhes, market price will be
paid at RVS orFIcv Tor all kinds Of cIsas cofros
Ann ltssS RAGS, in large or small quantities.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

& ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.
- Mr.. BLACK will preach ut this Church 10
MORROW Sunday MORNING at IL o'clock. The
public is respectfully invited. Sc i0-lt"
ID ELlGIO u S NOTICE-REv DR.
IL IrYBURN will preach i'll the United Prcshy-
terrain lDr. Reid'sl Church TOMORROW MORN
ING at IL O'Clock. Sc l0-lt"
ID ELIGIOUS NOTICE.-There will be
IL the usual AFTERNOON Is o'clo,l14 SER
mon at Mr.. William Stephen Duprey's, at the Bat
Bridge road. sc Lott
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En II II + N I, two pleasant UNFUR-
l. NiSliED ROOMS, on Main street, in Sidney,
square above the church Sc it-itF
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M ANTED, a wcll-quaiiiied COVER
w NESS to instruct three pupils IN private
family, residing III retired part of the country.
English, French, and MusiC oii the Piano, III
lspensable qualifications; a knowledge of Vocal
Music and Painting is desirable, Address M X
Box S25, Richmond, Virginia. sc . ts
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DRICK HOUSE AND LOT on

ID X X HOUSE AND LOT ON
ID LEIGH STREET, BEYOND BROOK AVE
NUE., FOR SALE All AUCT!ON.-Immed
after the sale of the property above advertjse.-say
at O'Clock L. M.-wllt be sold ut auction on the
premises, the substantially BRICK HOUSE
located rs above, containing four rooms, and a
kitchen with two rooms. The lot has front of fifty
feet on Leigh street, and nns back the usual deptl
TERMS: One-thlrd cash balance at six and
twelve months with interest, all cash. at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser
GKuBBs & WILLIAMS Auctioneers,
Sc q Successors tn &; 6d1ip 4 Auporuop
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W ANTED, by young man, exempt
w from military duty, SITUATION AZ
CLERK OR SALESMAN. oI to TAKE CHARGE
OF SCHOOL in the country Best reference
given. Address LESPERANCE," through this
office, sc 9-2t~
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EDUCATIONAL.

- UGER MARTIN will resume the
i l. duties OF his SCHOOL ON MONDAY, Sep
teuuer 2Gth, on Clay street between Ninth and
Tenth.
TERMS For the first quarter, lin ADVANCED Sl00.
am authorized both by exemption from Con-
iederate and by special detail from State duty for
the purpose OF continuing my School, to say that its
exercises will not be interrupted
ST. l0-3ts ROGER MARTIN
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ENoR RENT, a new and well finished
BRICK HOUSE with six large and convenient
rooms, two of which IN the basement situated
on Seventeenth street, between Grace nn. Broad
streets, in a very pleasant and convenient locality
II has large back yard, Apply next door 10
&c 10--3ts c. OMOIttINpRO
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FARM OF FIVE HIN

" ALUABIE FARM OF FIVE HUN
DRIED AND Fifty ACRES, ONE MILE
FROM CHESTER, ON THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
IlON.-Wlll be sold at auction, ON the premises on
TUESDAY, the 2Dth of September at Il o'clock NJ ,
the valuable FARM located Us above There are
one hundred and fifty acres of open land, two hundred
III original growth the balance in second growth,
some OF it very heavily wooded, and within ono and
a half miles of Osborne, the James river. There
Is some meadow land, The improvements are all
nearly new and, consist of a two-st0ry House. with
seven rooms and store-room kitchen, laundry and
other servants houses sm0ke-hOuse, large barn,
stable for twelve horses, seed-Toom and carriage
house, and well of excellent water in the YARD
The farm may be visited any day by the Petersburg
railroad, or GA the day OF sale. Persons may by TAX
ing the morning train to Chester, have time to visit
the land, and examine it before the sale, and return
the same evening to Richmond or Petersburg. Pos
session Will be given Immediately
TERMS One-third cash, balance at one and two
years, with interest all cash ut the option of the
purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AuctioDecrs,
Sc Successors to Goddiu S; Apperson.
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CELECT SCHOOEFOR BOYS

~ Franklin street, between Sixth and Seventh.
K ii. L. TIsHE, A. NJ, Principal.
IFwIS GASRIS, Teacher OF French.
The Twelfth Annual Session of this School will
open on MONDAY, the 2Gth instant, and end III
July, 1865
The Principal not liable to Confederate service.
and Is detailed from State service to attend to the
duties Of his school. HIS patrons ANA friends have
therefore, this assurance that his school viii be con-
Quoted without Interruption
For further information and entrance OF pupils
apply at schooi-room from TO O'Clock ii, or at
his residence, on Main street, Sidney.
Sc l0-2ts r. II l.. TIuIIE.
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ID OOMS FOR RENT, VERY LOW
IL Two BASEMENT ROOMS and PANTRY,
suitable for s,nrIe gentlemen in the highest loca-
ton on Main street, five door above Ihird street,
right hand side Inquire at the Comptroller office,
Arlington House Sc l0-ltf
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I UST RECEIVED, thirty dozen fine
u REGATTA SHIRTS, fast colors; ALSO fifteen
gross IVORY BUTTONS, suitable for Ladies' Over
coats; BLACK W0IsSTED BINDING; Gilt and
Plated TRIMMING BUTTONS, etc.
JOHN IIARTZ,
Eighth street between Broad and Grace, near the
fredericksburg Depot, Richmond, Virginia.
Sc Tvs
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VALUABLE LOT on TIE SOUTH
= LINE OF BROAD AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-Will be
sold at puhhe auction, oil the premises on THURS
DAY, september Is, at l. O'Clock T. NJ, the LOT
ocated As above. Il has "a front 0! twantysiA feet
on Broad running back lightweight feet on Six
tecnth street.
TFRMs: Cash
GRUDBS y WILLIAMS, AuctoneeTs,
, 81 10 Successors to Coddin l. Apperson
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JAMES c. HUNT.

4 INSTRAI .-Came to my farm. on the
IL Deep Run turnpike, four miles from the city,
on the 18th of August q red-striped COW The
owner viii please come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
So $50 RICHARD SCIlGTTE.
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AXTANTED, "A MALE TEACHER, to
w go to Rockingham county, Virginia. lie
must he thoroughly qualified to teach the English
and Latin branches lie must well recon-
mended Apply Immediately to
w. III. READ,
Sc i0-2t Belvin's Block Shoe Store
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VALUABLE FARM OF ONE him

" Ai'UABLE FARM OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFFf-ONE ACRES, ON TIIE
MEtilANiCSNllLE TURNPIKE, TIIlsEE AND
ilAlI MILES FROM THE CITY, For RENT
a. AGoIioN'-"iilb e rented out, on the prcmi.,
AZ public auction, Oh FRIDAY, the 18th S,'pt,snl,
At 0'cc' L. NJ, the FARM formerly occupied i..
Mrs BrdNton, now in the oecupshy OF Mrs =
Fry. IL has very handsome Dwelling and al thu
Necessary buildings. Tho land II melt u rtt
well adapted 10 grass and the balance the vegetable,
land. The garden II productive, and tL, i an a.
ctlient orchard The place is well " l.ieI ans.
healthy.
TERM Payable quarterly IN adyana.
GRUBBS X WILLIAMS, AnytioI,eeIs
Sc Successors to GuldIu & At,parou
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VERY LIKELY AND VALUAEIC
FOR RENT AT AUCTION

MAlFIEID FOR RENT, About
WI SIX AND \ HALF MILES FROM TN
CITY OF RICHMOND If not disposed a.
privately before MONDAY, the 18th instant. I
Iii rent at phhllc auction, on the premises. Ola
that day, my FARM, in the county Of Utroyrr
near Mechanicsville, containing two hundred acre,
OF land. There is ON the place "a good dwelling
house, besides all the necessary Out-houSc4 ARMY
10 uEofdE X. CRbTCliFIELD, Richmond o. TO.
myself, i'll Hanover,
~ st THOMAS W SYDMJR
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ENSTliAl MARE.-Was taken up on my
4 4 premises Oh Tuesday, August Both, ROANE
MARE, about seven years old, eyes weak, back been
very SOgc, rather dull. The owner Will come for
ward, pay charges or she Will be dealt with as the
law directs. Apply at NEW STABLE, opposite
Maso1's Hall, Franklin street Sc ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-10
7 MATEDIATEI.Y AFTER TIE ABOVE

EhlAIEDIATEIY AFTER TIE ABOVE
! sac-Say 1t ) o'cloCk-wil be sold, ut auction.
the Lof,-iity by one hundred aud fifty feet, with
framed house and kitchen thereon, on. enable be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, occupied
by Mr. William Gennctt ut Il roli,l 81 thirty dol
Lars pcr month.
TERMS Cash
GKUDB3 & WILLIAMS, AuctloneeGs,
sc 10 Successors to (iJdin & Apl,erSon.
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I UST RECEIVED.
y NEW GOODS.

u NEW UUUIIo.
800 ladies Culscts,
20 dozen Lades BItol, kld Gloves,
10 dozen Gent Merino Understands ana
Drawers,
10 piece, BLACK ana Fancy French Mcrinoes,
pieces Black Cacoes,
10 pieces Black -ilpaeaS,
IL pieces Black and Fancy cloths for Uioaks,
100 silk Pocket Handkerchiofs, all hemmed,
100 Gents Linen do, do, do
600 silk Neck Ties for Gents,
10 pieces Black Lasting, for Caters,
30 dozen Mcriuo Half Hose, for Gents,
20 pieces Super West OF England Black Cloths,
pieces do. do. do Black Doeskins,
. 20 pieces Superior White Sfirtng only si2
Gentlemen's Clothing made 20 order in the very
best style at L. W. ROYSTON'S,
No. 229 Broad street, ut L. d. Quarles's store.
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