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s oFEIoE. COMMON CoUNc

PHILADELPHIA, October ~, 1864.
In accordance with resolution adopted by the Common
Council the City Of Philadelphia on Thursday, the 2n
day of October, 1864, the annexed bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO TAKE POSSESSION or THE NORTHERN LlBER-
TIES GAS WORKS, AND TO CREATE A LOAN
THEREFUR,"
80 N' WM. r. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Council
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Marlets by TeIegraph.

New YoRK, November l7.-Stecks are lower /;
Chicago and Rock Island, lOj; Cumberland preferred,
a; Illinois Central 100 Reading l3j5s Hudson River,
lls Canton Co 32li Erie 96A One-year Certificates,
9 treasury 3Os il5; 10 4Os, 97 52Os 1885 Coupon
Ga lIOs; Registered IO u S. Gs OF 1861, 1928 Gold
opened AZ 2lS1S, now held at l2iA.
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PROPOSALS.
EnR cnRN MEAL.

IJltOIOSALS FOR CORN NEAL
II OtIGCE Error CONNtssAhT o. SrHsis IENCE,. !
~ ~ G & Soys@9stb S isb y ,ps dsi II
ocN,k NJ Tor funl,llng the United states subsistence
TilRfE ITrSB'REp ,soD BARRELS OF corn ME ~,
o. ho ucvCrcd a. the Got crnmeut warehouse n GEORGE
town " a The wharyos or rairJad depot ~ wn'mns3n,
mo Corn Meal to bo delivered In good sound -four
barrels gu, clua.ninp ono hundred and unetysM l!)
la'n' o. ~ tTsh srggng and of sonI mercnaniAOl'
Fiym'ut viii hc made in such iunds a5 the Government
i. ta boo addressed To- the undersigned. at No. 223 q
tu'.'. ru'NHtN Proposals ir Corn Neal
ul55t Captain and .. s.y
IUABTERNIAsTEB's DEPARTMENT.
vii be- cocS a is ogise l a1i MI 70
O'Clock VI. nn SATURDAY, November 10, 1865, for tho
Ia1oScr ,,io,t wfI,f, OF tha 'oorina sr.loos, VIZ
10 g ~ rsams thoayy 'mooth) double medium Wrap
JG,Tlcj barrels French Cine.
go uyc hlndfed) ga d, Hsc. aDd Furniture, assorted
toncl foot Composing stick
2v twenty dyc tunjrgd csrd Boards sor.cd colors.
ioncJ guIirg Macf me- ani Filtur5s
tucj joTonrds font Englnh Italics, with Spaces aud
q eINe) Sims Imitation Eussian Leather.
(onej jgail) Jar Blue Paste, for Rulng Ink.
two (qtl Bottles Biuo Cdruue lnk Cor ruling head
l6ne) Surelng Machigs and Lead cutter toonblned).
tu) Fonts Single Rule.
q OiN) TOMS NJ skel Rue.
tWO) Fonts Double Rule
All OF he above crhci % be of the host quality, and
subject to The inspection OF an Inspector appointed on the
part OF the Government.
Bidders 90 state price both in writpF and figures, and
ng amount or quantity Of each article bid Tor and time Of
ttlEoy.
Eacn bid must ne guarantccdby two responsible per-
sons whose signatures must be appended 10 the guArHn-
tee md reyttsd TO- being GOOD and sufficient security
for tie amount involved, by he United States District
Judge AtOTnCv collector or other public oucer, 0.hgr
wise The hid win not be considered
rno rIrhi reserved TO reject all bids doomed too high
and bid from dcfIu'tiug contractor win be resolved
By order Of Colonel DEllhlAN BlGGs CHIEF Quarter
master.
GEORGE r ORNE.
1l-li-5t Captain and A. q. NJ
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-AAother Significant Wsif from sherman
Colonel 7. p. Robb, State Sanitary Agent, was
1h Nc city yesterday, having left Atlanta, Ga
nv. rssae more than week ago. He reports an im-
s. movement on foot from that point,
ths1 sh 3. "Details are eontraband. He Is eOnhdent
~ % INC country viii soon be electrified by news
seSJ important and gratifying character
'P'"'A"e'a Aia) State Journal, l5th.
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Cm1EF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

~ DErOr OF WAsuEGrUN,
WASHINGTON, d. c., January I, 1861.
Al dealers In Drugs, Hardware Lumber, Leather ONCE
Furniture Harness, and Saddl,ry requested 10
this uce, the hONDAH Ofeuch week sealed pro-
pOsa list in duplicate the articles they prepared
TO mrnsh 10 this depot at short notice, with the price of
cach marx plain figures that In ease the cNgCnccs
Of the service require the article articles be OBJ
tair ed without delay, a. the lowest price.
Dealers wih hing to sell b his depot viii 10 requiref IN
furnish the list punctualy every Monday morning
n. Is. RUCKER,
BIigader- General and Chief Quarternas' o.
Ill Depot OF Washir ,cton
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Q1O 900 CAN BE MADE ON A PATENT
GDlO,OOVJ Medicine, which only wants advertising
well as Acknowledged by all who use II TO be universal
In lts cures, and the potent made. person
Ehe has capital eSn Join the Of inc recipe Az 5as
$4,000 can " realized Address "hedieine, this
0fhee. hA-
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Is composed OF BcAa, cuJe5S and Juniper Bsrrie So
ecto1 with great care and prepared in vacuo sy H. 7.
HoLMBoLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years
Perence In :lhe city OF PHILADELPHIA and now prescribed
by the Ostsmlnsnt Of the faculty and have been Sd
ntsd TO iO the United States Army and are also in
very general In State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land Medicines delivered
10 any address, accompanied by explicit directions Direct
IsstsrO
hELAlBoLDs Drug ana Chemical warehouse,
No. 604 Broadway. New York,
Or HKLABoLD's Medical Depot,
No. 1O4 3. Tenth street, PhlAdeiphIa.
Beware Of oOunterfsiI. Ask SS HELMBoLDs, ana
take no Othss.
Once open nom O'Clock A. N. tOsP.M.
BOA b. DrusSiMs WSvWhWs. pIs-iuGhsSu
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]. G, FRYER,
OIL COMPANY.

DUEKARD OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500. 900.
100000 Eharcs-S5 Par value.
A limited number OF Shares win be sold by
order of the Company at 81 90 per share.
The f'llowingis extracted from the Philadelphia I'm
qurer Of September H. 1854 prior TO the organization Of
teDUNKARD OIL Company
ION almost all the In Green County the lands
have already leased with view TO explorations for
coal on and one, particular y the Dunkards, the de-
veopmens have been the most encouraging character
The editor Of the waynesburg (Pa) Messenger, in re-
ierrng 70 the subject aer careful personal inspection
ofthe region and the operations that taking place
there says
I've are honestly Of opinion that when capital and
teryrso shall have developed the lands along the creek
that locality will found compare IN tho extent oCs
OIL production, with the venango district, while in the
purity, gravity and value OF the OH, 1t acknowledged To
be indefinitely superior Our convictions on this subject
based upon actual knowledge and observation Of both
regions and Of the geological formations and surface nd
cations We are grahed 10 learn that arc not alone
in these favorable impressions and augurics.
"'scientGc and experienced and practical OIL opo-
rators in thom and investing beray Of their
own means and directing the attention Of capitalists to
the promiug character Of the Dunkard country Already
several large companies have been organized In Psourg
and IT, East, which VIII operations
extensive scaio In the meantime individual energy aud
local enterprise doing much to develop that favored
locality. New doricks spring mp every few days and the
process Of sinking wells many instances without
interruption, might or day
Books open for sale Of STOCK at the Counting
House of
A. H. FRANOIsOUs & CO.,
No. 5l3 MARKET Street.
A. H. FRANCsCUS,
WILLIAM b HOOD, Sec. [n.l2l President.
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RHR BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
'8lA%Hkc Steamship Line, sailing from each port
bATURDAYS, from hrst wharf above PINE Street Phila
deiphla, and Long Wharf, Boston. From frst Wha
above PINE Street, on Saturday, November 20, 1854
The steamer NORMAN will sail from PHILADELPHIA
Saturday November 26 At 10 O'Clock A. NJ and steams
SAXON Is Withdrawn for the present,
These new and substantial steamships form Iegub
line sailing from each port punctuay on Saturdays.
surances effected At one hall the premium charged o.
sale vessels.
TTelRhts taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested 70 send Bup Receipts and bM
LAding with their goods.
FOR Freight on Passage (hAving hne Accommodations
apply TO HENRY WlNsOh Co.,
'ia{-tf No. $50 y. DELAWARE Avenue.
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HfLMBoLD's REMEDIES.
uDLNIBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU

For Non Retention or Iuoontnenco Of Urne Irritation,
Inflammation OF liberation Of the Bladder or Kidneys,
Dssa,e, Of ne PrO,ros Glands, Stone IN NE Bildier,
Calculus Grarer Or Brick dust Bcro and all Diseases
Of the Bladder, Kidneys. and Dropsich svenlng,.
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

ILOIU IhINhOA DIDHU
In al Diseases OF the Urinary organs whether existing in
"baIe or "Femae" from whatever cause originating,
and matter J Aow long standing. It Is pleasant in
strengthening than any the preparations OF Bark or Iron
Those suffering from Broken DOpa or DelcGfe Coa,li-
lions, procure ne Remedy o. once.
The reader must be aware that however Ilght may DO
the attack Of the above diseases certain to aeo Ais
Bodily ReaEA, Kaal PoUers. Hagpige,,, and Ais Pos
krig.
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dEL'MBOLD' S
FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU

for "eakne'se'N ng from Excessive Indiscrslion The
constitution once affected with organic WeaFne'S requires
the aid OF med he to SrsNgthsn and rigOraic DC iye0
which HE'LL RoID's EXTRACT BUCHU Invariably
does II no treatment 10 submitted TO- Consumption
Insanity .ny snsuo
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SHIPPING.
THURSDAY


.nSSENs. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER,
s4lES4r pool, touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbos
The well-known steamers the Liverpool New YorIf
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended 4
sail s follows; r
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday. November 10.
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, November 20,
ErHA, Saturday, December3.
And every succeeding Saturday, noon, from Pier No
A North River
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. $1,000 Stoerage ........,. 5000
First Cabin to London 40 90 sesrage to London. $50
First Cabin to Paris. l90 90 Seerage to Paris. 500
First Cabin TO Hambr glSO00 Seerege 10 Hamburg. 7O
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hayre, bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates,
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown First Cablul
$50, $40, S2l0 Seerage from Liverpool and oueeRv
town SO. Those who wish 10 send for their friends ei
buy tickets here at these rates
For hlrther Information apply at the CompAnys ONCE
JoHN q. DALE, Agent, n
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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HELMB0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

FLUID bAIHhUI UT BUUHUI
In affections peculiar to FENAEs" Is unequaled by any
other preparation, in ChorOsis, Retention, Irega
arties PAnfulness Suppression OF Customary Evac-
uatonIi liberated, or sehluous State OF the Uterus
Leuchonh@A, and all complaints incident to tbs sex,
whether arising from habits Of dt tsipauon, mprudsncles
or in the decline or change OfBe,
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81 elton .. ANY thing in any other ordinance contrary
30 this ordinance Is hereby repealed.
REVOLUTION,
Directing The CLERK OF Common Council TO Publish Loan

nEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH.
IL j. IsAACS, NJ D., Professor Of the Eye aud Ear,
treats all diseases appeuanng 10 the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonias from the most reliable
sources In the city can be At his Office No. oil PINE
Street The Medical Faculty are invited 70 accompany
tee pateHtAAs he has no secrets In hs practice lOsn
A CARD.-BELCHER & CO., PR0PRIE-
IA TORS OF CENTRAL EATING HOUSE AND
DINING ROOMH No. 43l CHESTNUT STREET, OP-
loSITK GENERAL POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA,
fA-Tender BY medium Of the public press 70 their nu
merOus patrons and friends, tner Whfmeet thanks for
liberal encouragement most generously bestowed aad
promise 10 add sun further attractions and improvements
and use every endeayOr 10 merit the continued support
and patronage OF the general pubc Of PhAdephla and
vicinity l0-l7-3ln
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DIED..

On Monday, 4th inst. NJ O'Clock NJ, aner a
abort illness, Mrs MARY ANN, wife Of nammet
Pearce, eyed IS years.
also those Of James NJ Taylor, are invited 10 at
tend ths funeral from Trinity Church, corner
nroad AID 9Oth streets, on "Wednesday morning,
9th inst, At l0K O'Clock.
In this city, on Sunday evening, the Sd instant,
Mrs MARY AWILLfs, wife Of the late Rev Jno
M Willis, Of Hampton, Va.
The friends Of the family are requested TO al
Tend her funeral from the residence Of Col WIN X
Willis, on Union Hill, this Tuesday afternoon,
at AZ O'Clock.
On Sunday, Jan 81, ofconsumption, Mrs ELIZA
w ROBINSON, relict of the late Dr. Robin
son.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence Tuesday, at IL
O'Clock.
On Sunday morning, January Sd, 1854 between
the hours OF and 8 O'Clock, at the residence OF
Mr. Lichenstein, her son in-law, Mrs DORO-
THEA SCHULTZ, 10 her ith year
On the 4th inst, at his r. dence, Ne - Broad st,
CHRlSTOPHER MAHONY, aged ID years aud
mOaths.
His funeral will tnke place from the Catholic
Church, on Grace street, at O'Clock this after
noon. The friends and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited to attend.
A0- New York papers please copy
At White Hall, Gloucester co, Va, on Christinas
day, DR. s POWELL BYRD, In the 56th year OF
his age.
"I3iessed are the dead who die In the Lord"
HA- Baltimore papers will please copy.
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- ossnt - y hlsannin1 n1iag thoIenslllea
u theUpsing campaien.
We are not elpooe1 "a nn6ssU.te ~
nAgnitude q tAs solemn crisis which = =
haad A colossal danger threaty NJ -. hpt
We must meet It like men. We must emu
late the Yankees In the foresae, ht, the cs'cu.
iation, the system, the unyiring laoor Oh
preparation for the decleass hour. II We 40
this, II We leave nctAinx - chance. II we
ere Is circumspect and pr udent - We are
brave and <istermined, them With the bless
Ing Of God, the huge struggle Of next spring
will break the backbone OF this war and In.
dict fatal paral ais upon the energies OF
the United ~ .ses. We look forward with
hope wis' confidence, with frm belief
m. ese y man in the Confederscy will grid
p " !. loins for one grand and browning eff.
y & for the salvation Of his country.
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3 Tbs Yankee Journals boast that they win
eive the rebels anAl quietus 10 the spripg.
.rhelr preparations are TO be on gigantic
cole. They proclaim thst they are piling
10 stores and other necesssries for 0sAnt's
any almost - highs Lookout 1eentsin.
0slia1h, u 01Gh, NJ not more sen6dsnt
q Aanaehlng to atoms the rnddy stripping
~ 1isD6tel - rspgsens ~ ~ baeksn
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COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Valuable Real Estate N
u J the city Of Richmond, on 18th strese, beeween
II in and Franklin, for sale at suction.-ln porsa:
ance Of decree Of The Circuit Court Of the CITY o.
her 1898. ia the cause styled myers and others w.
LYMAN and Others" the undersigned, who were up.
pointed Special Commissioners therein, will proceed
10 sell On Thursday, The 7th day Of January, lcos
q IL O'Clock II, upon the premises, the real estate
therein mentioned, consisting Of two lots, with two
tenenents thereon situated on the east side q l7sn
street, in ths city Of Richmond, between Main ana
Franklin sts, aud opposite % the First Markell ana
now occupied as stores and dwellings,
TERMS Ono third in cash; the remainder " three
equal instruments, with interest added for neosia
bic paper, and tile retained until the whoIe pur-
chase money shall be paid, and Conveyance ORDER
purchaser or purchasers.
GUSrAvUS A MYERS, speohl
JOHN o STEGER, )Oomm's.
Sale conducted by JAS N TAYLOR, Auct Do -
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''' GSoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aucs's.
81 James n. Taylor, Asscr.

y rnERrY HALL l0r sale 6 auCtjons-Wm b
soId on Friday, the s.h day Of January
1884, on the premises & IL O'Clock the desirabls
Farm In the county Of Hanover, eig0s miles nom
Mschaniss,ills turnpike. lying both roads lad
ing from Richmoud to the Old Church. The hrn
contains about l9S acres Of which sbeut $50 aeres
are cleared the balance in originsl growth OF cak
wood house With nine rooms, kitchen, smoke house.
10.
Tr.ns OF eAL.-One- third cash; the rsmai1oE
ct six and twelve months or the wnoas ~ caeos y
prefsrred. The taxes for 1854 TO 3 plid ~ -
nnrchassr. JAS H1YLOk,
400 Auctioneoe.
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~ mn nj Xssas1s Ix14'y,
foinss corner nf l1h apa - 49, ~
crocx Y rs.: A. =. +! ssss &; = 81: 81
~. January -, ceminsoeins ~ oclosk. 8. ~
80 81 mithie Woostsrs, on HfaDklin etfess. ~
49, above the ora Market, III Of shen ss0sA =
Goods, consisting In part Of
ealt hucy soaps, candles
Brad ada, vinegar, Shoes
Pistf6rm AID equator ssslss
=. Store h1'a'''' IN rios v xEnsEz, Aust'r.
IRON and Brass Foundry for rent q susa,In =
WIN be rented 70 the highest nidaeI On ~ IA
d1y next IN. lam inss at II O'Clock, the iron sne
Brass Foundry situated at the corner OF OeV ~
Pearl q reoks. in rear OF HardgroveS factory. "
Foundry has been recently ntsso Up .'u 80 xonht
contracts can be had for as many % can p v1s..
= Al the sams time end place viii b soid hs 10
count OF whom II may concern
pairs Railroad Wheels and Axles
Reapers and Mowers, and other articles. ,
TKRAs --Cash for articles cold, and rent paysose
There is fine - horse power Engine in the foun'
dry. which may be sold rented with the foundry,
as may be most advisable the day Of sale ~
js6 THos W KEESEH, Anctr.
b. Redwood q; Philips, Aucta,
81 Main street,
WE win sell at our store, on "Wednesday, January
W 9TH, at 10 O'Clock, al assortment a GOOD Sur-
niture--
Palor, walnut, and mahogany chairs
Marble top walnut deboard
Bedsieads, chairs, and stoves
A lot OF blankets
Several sofas ga
| Shoes, boots and clothing
Watches, 70
ia5 ST. Main street.
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s. ~ ~ $500 = llevssA AsseA
xsxfry. 400 u L1nss y yaeo19le 49,
~ S1oS = 4 ely - olonmeo4, q - .sa
- ~ - ~ and 1llh slsoele 49, "
or157 = q q " DlaehlnUy ~ 0e "a
S11e CT no6X ~ 8anokfng T0aeee2y -
= isrra soocE 81 NnuHs s0oklnG Toeeceos - w.
eevaa{ n rto6eoH ~ WaaofA1 1nge --1 ~
a ~ mftles Insssoeoe1, TIE nose - WEI ~
shsenf n InrOpe, j ~ eDao eeIl = eoc0eos oe ~
..ssnisee a Tuesdoy, the I9sh Jeaunsy, lU4s
rwrs.sscnclne q II osc5oek 4 u, me Leases Y ex-
sssa ~ Jssusr ~, 1oe0s IL seneea O. SlseO pr
Ynrrw sxclusive Of predlom Of 1nsu1apee o.
nifi 001.) Of thar large, double, nve ~ enes
yysrshot;se located ~ show, now oecepsed a II
S.ssries Z. Hobson, manufSctussr. Ab0, VII =
ala III the valuable machinery fos caryin9 g the
maanfsctuse Of snu6 and smoking toeeeeos en-
hraciua everything necessary for the csnyl.g q
III the business upon an extensive scale e9esee>
ins. IN fact, the following articles, Va: steam en-
ss,, ri 90 horse power, and boiler y h0fs0 pO~0
vsiusbe cutters, entirely Of iron, for cutting me-
cut chewing and smoking tcbacco; ~ ~ y .oe
mulls, for grinding snu6; llaEye b0!une enew !.
cutters for smoking tubaccof with atane sna 81 ~
,tding apparatus attached parklng macnlno .oI
scotch snuff; eif.acting sdrief; stati0nsfy dTvne
nan screws and AaftenIng boxes; circular oaW,
and six cYushevs for pulvcTlaiBg bone ash Iafee
quantity of betting, shaf0pg, and psleys, scales,
ssove. &c. and many other articles, too numerous
~ mention. The above present6 . rare opportu-
nitv "a embark in an euteTpri1e which doubtless
ear, be made very profitable. A
is GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auct's.
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- 5aIssSs = 1tUl6vs l1aes

VYAIUAQx Real ns1a1o q Hoogl g1roG4 GRGIoG
day q January, 1884, q NJ psUmBeA - 0e ~
n tho valuable Brick Iononont q. ~ 49, - -
Pearl stsset, bsswssn Main ard onRys Ab4 -
ment iium Nain stseee, and - preoent eee9 ~
4hig b eoostdseed % Be Ananess ~ - 6oog1le
business ssandg n ths eisy. 1h1sgew - - -
70 be paid ~ - posohae0 80
TnM Ono third saah; ~ bo1oe . ~ -
twelve months, for nsgosiib,e papa inteeee a96e1s
with . deed q truss - ssoafU - 6eoog5o1 ~
nents; q I'll cash, pesesre1s
rSRAMW HdCsE end La q -, ~ naAl.
Ia con -, f6r sale q austlun -Wu - ~ =
tie prsmise6, O Tuesday, H. ~ Jasuayys -
O'Clock n, ihe framed houGo, On ~ eou1h - &
Broad u, and near the iDtsfeDeliea e Ao11oa -
containing four rooms n epod rsuaR, - vesd -
jaI jAs \ rAYE0a, A.a.
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Na-yALUABLn Rssi Estate to Be sold Il auction
this sfssrnoon The special ATTENTION Of the public
IL respectfully called . the sale a the three follow.
ing houses 70 be sold 81 auction this Afternoon on the
premises, commencing At O'Clock, intbe order I'D.
veTtsed, w:
lst A brick store and dwelling, on the north side
III Broad. between Madison aud konroe eta.
"a. A framed store and dwelling, near the north
east corner Of Broad and Jtnerfon Ets.
And the handsome brick tenement near The south
cas-. corner Of Clay and 7th cts.
See auction head for further particulars.
ek-n 0oDDlN 4 APPEaSON, Aucts.
-------------
~ SPECIAL Notice We ask attention to our
sale cf 10 day at 10 O'Clock In addition TO goods
already advertised We will offer
Cotton yarn, NcR 6 to 10
o. and 81 cAssimeree
Overcoats, drawers
: India rubler blankets
WoOllen blankets, envelopes.
ja6-lt WM Il FoWLE, SONS b co, Aucta.
eASPECIAL NOTICE Attention Is asked to the
sale Of Household and Kitchen Furniture this morn.
ing, commencing At 10 o'clock, 1t the residence 81
Mrs Hooper, on Grace, bet 26sh and 18th streets,
Church Hi. THOS " KEESER, Auctioneer.
ia sit
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ROTICH 10 TAI PAYERa-snss q. v1,-s.ss-
IN l3th collection district o ~ -. e~S.Ss~
vest OF SIKH q. - - -
Al psrsoas who have hessotcse - ssetnovea.
1890 . 70 come forward wiahiA Suonv - ~
tnn day asd make their returns e UsoS SiSs ~
!os quarter ending Slst Deeambae. ~. SeS1rnssS
district. - -
Any such psrsaa fAilisg - - rspcus vi1hh
eaye I'm bA9ahjsae - . 1eaA1s tn - = -
are Required % conc foevlf1 dr. ~ 49, -
Ssneasys 49, - noeln1nf srtA nel6e - - nd
snd yay nes ooly theif tax "a ueas 49, R H3
eo.ssss -. 49, - boesn -, 1se ~ 81 So
~ ~ Iseen - aa1ipg. - ysgnlue - - -
80 eexee 9urang tha noah u JosS7rT. H. ~
sasjsee y hnve b ~ oAnso 1o1Nle1 = A Is
Rhhmond -. 49, - I = = - b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

TNxCELLne5 Dsiek Tsnemsss, - ~ uUe1 ~
~ a BEund. bsswesA nn1tol9 - ugoo -
premises, O Tses1ay, ~ Jaaa1Ys - g teA4k
:, a. szesilan 1siek s11re - 11solal 1sa101ss
ebove, nOw eecupled u : ~ tenae1. ~ loon1on
fs E n ,ssis1ss $50 = - -
ds0 aoDOE1f = Al11oom, 49,
Pe-A1Gs thDlbsegslsg 81 - - 80 -
erod tent = 80 ~ ennu-: - o4lasvss
AS 0O40O . 49, so9t go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05
BIZ Redwood d. Phillips, Awcts,
81 Main street.
b. Richard Cdnshorn, A,sct.

DU!LDING at Auction. -On Wednesday, 9Th inst,
Is at 3k O'Clock N, on the premises on Franklin
s. few doors above lst MarketsI will sell 1t auo-
ton for caeh q large wooden building The atsen.
ton VI those in want Of timber and wood 70 asked 70
this sale. Terms cash.
isb r CAUTHORN, Aust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

~ TO NORFOLK PEOPLE and their friends IN
D>cs Richmond, Petersburg, and el.ewhere.-Tbe
9th Va Regiment composed Of men FROM Norfolk
aud the surrounding country, are in want of socks
and other articles Of clothing at this Indictment
son As they cut Of from their friends and kim
dred at heme their friends here are desrous of cup
plying the articles 80 much needed. Contributions
W B1uTonD, Main st. and by WALTER DoYLs,
Treasurer, Office at the Richmond House.
ia Att