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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-03
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9ebOroet bdtten, aber nibts gegen ie unternebs
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~ie9elten.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-03

i2pro 8dlmerltpn eribien am 20. Wtai gum
eriter Dtale mieoer i'm unterbdu5 uno pllroe
nit Gautem Subel begriibt. 's'1 :
: 9agegen muroe @ruf 3uiiea bel OerIelben
6elegenbeit ipegen ieiuer iApanfenpen Boti,il
IN Dem ceatidgpdniiAen Streite a~us9epfifen,
Sic 8ei5enfeloer, iolpie aroere 5datfrii4te
ipaen m Gn9lano Elm iebr abefrieoi9enpeS Nus>
ieben oargeboten babeu. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-03

Don i1rem Sesinn bis SWIM Ieaten o~fT;ielcn Serid,t.
Scene &rfoGs< Der @OtOlndcs0 lrmSe une DficSerIaae
. Ger Hebeden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04

DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
no2 Aucti0nGQTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04

HoME TOR GEonoIA ExILEs.-A IS Home for Ex-
lies" has been located in Terrell COUNTY, Georgia,
ana is said to be working admirably. The Macon
Confederate says:
The Stare purchased large tract Of land in the
midst OF which it is situated and the location is
fnost delightful and healthy one. A tent-town has
been built up IN imitation Of the primitive mode OF
man. Spacious streets are observed between the
rows OF tents, and the sidewalks kept neat and
clean. Order, sentility, morality and religon-in
deed, all the characteristics of Quaker settlement
lead their attractions 70 the place. rigid system
Of moral discipline is enforced No loose or doubt
tul characters permitted TO remain in the nsti
tNtlou -
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MARITAL RIcuTs sLAyEs.--A Baptist Asso-
cation Of Geofgis at its late session, adopted the
following resolution in relation to the marriage re-
lauonsfip between slaves:
Resolved, That it is the firm belief and eonvic-
.lo Oh THIS body that the institution OF marriage
49,, ofeanea by Almighty God for the benefit of the
onsht 70 Do maintained in its original n,,,;t aN,,
o .i o. people and in all count.as and in ali
fEe law Of oe ea o. tune and that consequently
protect thus relation between our slaves ana
ly detective, and ought be amended J, sss"iiiai-
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LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
OF THE RJcaMoxD pIsFATcn.l

Macon, October IS, 1864.
It might not be impruIsent to publish, when This
reaches YOU where the point is towards which Cen
eral Hoods army Is tending; but will not ray
what, probably, even then, should not be, Tor
military iCasons. dlVulGed. Important movements
are Oh foot here which, if successful, VIII make
every Confederate heart leap tor JOY; but as Their
success might be jeoparded by their premature an
nounce,nent, fOrb4ar. From the great popular in
tcrest manifested in the movements OF the army, L
satisfied that the heart OF this country 10 true to
the Confederate cause, and will compromise with
nothing short of corQuering a peace whatever III
civdusls may suggest of other methods for the at
cainment OF the desired boon. The rebuke OF Mr..
Royce, OF South Carolina by the people Of the Vi
cinage shows very clearly that tie old Palmetto
will be TO her instincts and will tolerate
doubtful on eQuivocal language, even in n cher
ishei son, the method of attaining the result
solving the great problem From conversations
with several leading gentlemen OF Georgia since
entered the State derive the assurance that, what
ever may float to the surface in the shape OF indi
vidual opinion suggestion, even upon the part OF
distinguished men, the heart OF the state is sound To
core the success Of the Confederate is up
permo-t il the minds of everybody, and nothing
they desire much as to see hearty cooperative
effort upon the part Of the Government and people,
Tor the regeneration and support Of the ar~ies- The
late order revoRng details meets with universal ap-
pfoval and the people fully prepared for other and
oectuRl methods Of increasing their strength,
such the repeal OF the agricultural clause of The
Late military bill and the contribution of the
forces. limited 10 the States, TO the Ton
Tolerate force in the field The resolutions passed
the late Convention of Governors at Augusta meet
witha universal feeling of appreciation and great
good ha;1noniznG discrepancies of opinion rather
than interest, is expected to result from it, The
Presidents visit south has been attended with good
results in iupartng life and hope to the cause,
and in causing him to be better understood and
more undsrstandiligly appreciated. think he en-
joys higher degree OF the popular confidence as
HAN Of WISDOM purity and patriotism than be-
TORE for the that he IS better understood than
ever before ] cannot but indulge the wish and the
hope that the country and the Congress Will rally
his support in spirit of lofty self-abnegaton; TIE
first by willingly yielding 70 the cause all its
Of mon and means; the last by the exercise
Of spirit OF grave and earnest wisdom its delibe
rations cot heretofore its pris characteristic. Ii
they should, our cause is no longera problem but
"A
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
NALE OF NEGROES. CROP. STOCK

GALE OF NEGROES, CROP, STOCK
~ AND PLANTATION UTENSILS AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.-wiH be sold, MONDAY, No
veIslbcr l4th, 1884, at Wardsfork, two miles from
Charlotte Court-House, thiTty-three NEGROES, in
Guiding some good mechanics; Twenty-Five head
CATTLE; seventy SHEEP; sixty-one HOGS
eleven HORSES and MULES; seventeen stacks
FODDER; thirty stacks OATS: about two hundred
ard fifty barrels Of CORN PLANTATION UTEN-
Sis; KITCHEN FURNITURE; also, one CAR
RAGE and BUGGY.
TEENS Credit Of six months except for sums Of
ono hundred dollars and less purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest from date
RICHARD V. GAINES,
ROBERT Ii. GAINES,
no LIT Executors OF X. /. Gaines, deceased.
Whir and Examiner COPY.
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ARREST OF FEMALE SPY.-A vo,oo -
calling herself Miss Jones, was arrested IN si.
Alabama, the 2gth uitimo, charged with b;a =
Federal spy. She had about her person a nS,aSd
OF papers, the nature Of which we were unable to
certain and large amount of groenbaeks She ac.
knowledged having two lceomphces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04
BY Williamson s Co., Auctionccrs,

BY Williamson s. Co., Auctionccrs,
No. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.l
EURNITURE,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING.
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 81 November, conlEeno--
ing 1T 10 o'clock ~ NJ, viii sell at selrooni,
No. 1872 MAN street, assortment of GOODS, coli
sisting of the following and other articles
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Patlor Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hlircoth Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
french, Jenny Lind and c, ttasa Belstaa Il,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Sbucs Mattresses,
Pillows, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets &c,
Mirrors, Glass and CTOCkery ware, .
Fancy Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches, &c, &c.
oc 81 WILLIAMSON & CO., Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY tho
4th instant WILLIAMSON < co,
noe AuCtmeors.
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MAPLE SUGAR.-One box Of MALE
IVA SUGAR, in good order. on hand. ana LOT SAFE
at my Office corner Of Cary and Iwsth 1899 IySss
n0S-2t. IhoAAo W
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HpECIAL N0TYnEg
msy- ImrnarAsr Noryoy-Acco..on,

n1s~ 1mrngrASr NorIcg.--AccoawopA
ZION LINE FOR PAsstNeFRA AID rnfIena rUH
DRswnY's AND C7rAFFlS's Blurrs.--Tsosn ard after
this d,.c The steamer JOHN II. PARKER, Captain
T. MeAoun will leave hee wharf u Rockets
EVERY MORNING as half-nast O'clock, and
EVERY EVENING at ! o clock Returning, viii
leave Chatin's Bluff EVERY MORNING. at hait-
past O'clock and IT El;X EFENING at So'eioci',
stopping at sii the landings Oh the ryer
Persons travelling by this steamer VIII procure
proper papers os passports 49, -.
Passage: Two 1olla4s each way. Those beiong.nS
to the army o. navy, half price no o-o'
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BY L. II. Luck & Co., Auotionecrs,
(So s6 Main street


NyIEL SELL, ON FRIDAY MORN
w ING at 10 O'Clock, the 18th day OF Noyeia.
Der, for cash down only, without: gescrye,
barrels Rice,
barrel Washing Sod1,
barrels Smoking Tobacco-in quarter
pound papers,
key Apple Butter,
- barrels very good Flour.
Parlor and Cooking Stoves,
Wardrobes,
Tables and Washstands,
Tenders, Bureaus
Ottoman, Chairs,
Carpets and Rugs Trunks,
Handsome Cut-GlasswsLe,
Buckets, Tubs, &c,
CounteTpanes, Blankets,
Ready-made Clothing,
BcdsteaGs, CroclSery, &c,
Clocks, Tinware,
kegs nice Starch
besides variety of other goods.
ALSO, 80
One very fine Black Mare eight years old,
One set splendid Furs-Cape aud cuts.
The Will be sold precisely at quarter TO 10
o'clock. L. II. LUCK & Co,
no Auctioneers.
VIII be added TO our sale THIS MORNING at 10
O'clock,
One fne Bay Horse, eight years old, sound and
gentle in every respect.
One piece Black Mcrino.
One piece Fine Black French Cloth.
no4 l.. II. LUCK & Co, Auctiorce-s.
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MILL AND WOOD LAND

AT AUCTlON.-Wil be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY, December LIST, at the Blue Ridge Ho-
tel in Botetourt county, on the macsdamized road,
five miles from Fincastle, a PAPER MILL, located
one nile from the hotel and TRACT OF VALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill. The mil IS in good ORDER with excellent ma
chinery, but little worn--indeed,.as good as now
The establishment is supplied with superabUn-
dance Of clear water for washing rags, and the right
TO make lime for its purposes from an adjoining
quarry.
Sale to take place at IL o'clock and terms cash.
oc Sl-tds j. Y. COWARDIN
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By Grubts &.williams, Auctioreerg.

EARM OF ONE Ii UN DRED AND
SEVENTY ACRES, WITHIN THREE
MILES OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE Mocha
NICSVILIE TURNPIKE, FOR RENT; AMI
CROPS, STOCK AND FURNITURE FUR SALE
AT AUCIION.-Wlil be rented, Tor the year 1867
at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the attn
November, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. the FARM located
as above described containing one hundred and Sc
venty acres, all cleared and good land, with small
dwelling with four rotns, VERY coIn!ort1bt3,) and
pretty large fam buildings, ice-housc, sc an ex-
Calent garden; the place well waterc1 and healthy
The Farm is now occupielby Mr. s. VI Williamson.
After the renting, will be sold the CROPS OF every
kind, tO-wit Corn, Fodder &c; Tuluips, Potatoes,
&c: and the PLANTATION UTENSILS; also, the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, con-
sisting Of the usual variety.
TERMS THE Farm: The rent payable quar-
terly iii advance Possession given Immediately
For the other property, cash
81 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionoors.
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AUOTY0N. SAFES.
THIS DAY.
BY Slaughter & Co, Auctioneers.

4 UCTION SALE OF BLOCKADE
~ GooDs.-sLAUGHTER x co, 100 Min
Street, will sell at auction, on FRIDAY. November
4th, large lot Of BLOCKADE GOODS, consist
ing Of
6 dozen Felt Hats fine quality,)
gross Faber's Pencils,
l4f gross Shoe-Iaces,
"a pairs Ladies and ChilAfen's Balmerals,
dozen Flannel Shirts,
"A dozen Dressing Combs,
gross silk Watch Guards,
Is pair Steel Eye-Glasses,
l6a dozen Rubber Eye-Glasscs,
II dozen Steel Spcctaces
Il dozen Sleeve Buttons,
II gross Steel Wateh-Keys,
gross Mason's Backing large size,l
gross Patent Shoe-St ings,
> pound Black Sewing Silk,
2 dozen Rubber Dressing Combs,
l dozen Fine-Tooth Combs,
80 gross state Buttons,
1900 Saddlers Needles,
100000 q. d. Caps,
Is dozen Files,
81 pounds Taess.
% dozen Spool Cotton,
gross Bro@n Windsor Soap.
no 2-3t SLAUGHTER 4 90.
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APPOINTING y DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.
1t is meet that the people of the Confederate
States should, from time to time, assemble to &C
knowledge their dependence Almighty God to
render devout thanks for His manifold blessings to
worship His Holy name, to bend in prayer at Ills
footstoo and to accept with reverent submission the
Christening of His Al-wise and AIl-Tnerciful Proy-
dence.
Let u.s. then, in temples and in fields, unite our
voices " recognizing, with aao;ing gratitude, the
manifestations Of His protecting care in the many
| signal victories with which our arms have been
crowned, in the frutfulncss with which our land
has Zen blessed, and in the unimpaired energy and
fortitude with which He has inspired hearts and
strengthened arms in resistance to the iniqui-
| tous designs of our enemies.
And let US forget that, while gracous.y vouch-
safng to US His protection, orr sins have merited
ard received glievous chastisement; that many Of
our best and bravest have fallen in battle; that
many others are still held in foreign PRISONS that
large districts of our country have been devastated
with savage ferocity-the peaceful homes destroyed
| and helpless women and children driven away in
restitution; and that with fondish malgnity the
passions Of seryile race have been excited by our
foes into the commission Of atrocities from which
death is welcome escape.
Now, Therefore, L, JEFFERsoN DAVIS, President OF
the Confederate States Of America, do issue this my
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, the
sixteenth day of November next, as a day to be
specially devoted to the worship of Almighty God
and do invite AMI invoke all the people of these
Confederate States to assemble the day afore-
said, in their respective places Of public worship,
there to unite in prayer to our Heavenly Father,
that He bestow His favor upon US; that He extend
over Us the protection of His almighty arm; that
He sanctify His chastse,nentto ourimproycrncnt, so
that may turn away from evil paths and
walk rghteously in His sight; that lie restore
peace to our beloved country, healing its bleeding
wounds and securing to the continued enjoy
ment Of our right Of se!f-gcvcrnment and indie
plnd5nee; and that He graiousy hearlcn to US
while ascTibe to Him the power and glory of ON
deliyorancc.
(l Given under my hand and the seal OF
SEAL. the Confederate States at Richmond, this
- t&eEty-SiXth day of October, i'll the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President:
J. z. BENJAMIN, Secretary of State.
IoC 27-td
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TE'O BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION

Two BE SULU AT 70 Blu AUOIiUN,
on my premises, one mile from DfewTy's Blntt,
in Chesterfield county, on SATURDAY NEXT,
November 5, 1864, at u o'clock, fine RIDING
HORSE, six years old, in good order; several good
MULES, So head Of SIIEEP, 6 CALVES, WA
CONS, and other articles.
All of'the above-named stock are in fine order.
Will also offer, at the time for sale rent,
large TANNERY, with fixtures and tools complete.
This Tannery has a capacity for tanning large
number of hides and, being under cover Of the
guns at Drewry's Bluff, might be considered in an
entirely safe place. mo I-4ts7 r. A WILLIS
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Governor Clark, Of Mississippi, has called Stat.
convention ~ meet az Jackson on the I'd instant x
inaugurate measures for the education Of the chill
erri VI our asesssed soldiers,
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EYOR RENT.-The ASHLAND HOTEL
is for rent or lease. Possession given on the
Sth Of December Part OF the inventory is for sale
Apply to JOHN PERRY.
&C 3l-lws Proprietor
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R,es WASTED The highest market price will be
roiA a, Tuls OFFICE for all KINDS of CLEAN COTTON
naa II,ygx RIGS, in large or small quantities
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NJ EW USIC,
AT JOHN ". DAVIES Il SONS,
No. lSs Main street.
II. Il TayloI's old stand.
Farewell to the Star-Spangcd Banner.
Shower of Pearls La Pluiede PEERLESS.
Stonewau Quckstep.
Switzcrs Farewell.
Battle Flag Polka.
We Conquer or Die
They Slid my Love Would Change with Tuaa.
Parthcnia to Ing0nnr.
Juancta.
Come Where my Love Lies Dreaming.
Listen 70 the Mockng Bird Quickstep ana Song
Whom ee~.S>~44s Molly, Hume
Do They Think Of Ne ut Home.
IIurrah for Our Flag.
General Lees Grand March.
Who VIII Care Tor Mother Now.
Home, Sweet HONEY ariatiOna.
Annie Of the Vale
Gipsey Countess.
Brightest Eyes-Song and Gallop.
Shells OF Occan-Song and Variations.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
REGULAR DISCOUNT TO DEALERS, TEACH
ERS AND SCHOOLS.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
no 4-2ta
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By Grubbs q willi-ns, Auctioneers.
BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Auctioneers.


A UCTION SALE OF ENGLISH AND
= FRENCH DRY GOOIS, SHOES AND
HOOTS, &c.-On THURSDAY, the 10th instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock We viii sell, ut auc-
ton store q very desirable assortment of ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERCHANDISE, consisting i'll
part OF
81 pieces Cd Mohair Lustres assorted quail
tiles,
100 pieces ca White Cambrics,
10 pieces q to 32-noh White Silesia Flannels,
q pieces 81 and 81 Albut Diagonals,
Light and Dark Steel Cassimeres,
u pieces Fancy Coating,
20 pieces Sil1-InixturCs,
10 pieces French BOinbazjne,
Hosiery, ShirtiuCs and Sheetings,
Irish Linen, Thread &c, &c,
100 PAIRS Gents French Boots double and cork
soles,
400 pairs Gents Elastic Boots, Freych,
200 pairs Gents English Elastic Boots,
200 pairs English Navy Shoes,
II bres IS and A. Shirtings and Sheetngs.
ALSO,
3 Brussels Carpets,
, large Feather Beds,
with many other articles suited TO the trade.
TERMS: Cash.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
no AuctionCoTs
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By James VI. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOTS ON BROAD AMI
AUCTION:-Will be sold on MONDAY, the I'll
day OF November, on the premises, at 4oclock p. VI.
the VACANT LOT on the corner of Broad ant
Twenty-first streets, fronting hundred feet OF
the south side of Broad street. and running back one
hundred and sixty live feet. It will be sold in lot
to suit purchasers.
TERMS: Made known ct the sale.
no2-5t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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FOR RENT At AUCTION

sNESIRABLE FURNISHED Dwell
LING FOR RENT AT AUCTION On
TUESDAY, November 3, at 1 o'clock Z. NJ. We Will
rent at auction, upon the premises for the term of
one year, tie desirable BRICS DWELLING stu
ated at the northeast corner Of Clay and Second
streets. It contains nine rooms {inclulns the
basement is comfortably furnished has water
and gas, and also a garden attached
The attention Of persons in want Of a Dwelling is
invited 10 the above.
TERMS Quarterly in advance.
no 8 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Auctionecrs
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no 4-lts p0EPpp rITrr o. SoN

SHOEs, SHOES, SHOEs.-A fine lot of
~ Ghildren's Shoes, Cotton yarns Fionr C,-,shsa
Canaie iow H sugars, Coffee Tea Brandy. Whskey.
Vinepas p sren, Essence Of Coffee, Mustard, Soda,
for sale low by Pus ~ hlce, &c, &C.,
no 4-lts ~ % % "a NilEf,
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FENO PARTIES G. OF n G. THROUGH
THE LINES.-Conveyances can be obtained
by persons going through the lines, 10y the lover
Potomac, TO leave at any time, with careful and
sponsGle drivers to attend them through 10 tho Po-
tonac river on application at my stable, or Eigh-
tecnth, between Franklin and Grace streets Regular
mail day TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at o'clock
A. NJ. no 2-5tSl X. +. BBOAnDUS.
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nssg~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We, the under
s;oT0dY have formed co-partncTship under tho
a., sna style of CARTER g. MoNTEIRo, at
No COZ Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
where we shah constantly keep on hand Q aTyc and
,rau-srlnctea stock Of T0BACCOS, LIQUORS,
WINES, GROCERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
ana most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends and the public generally. .,,-,,
J.. IL. MONTEIRO,
no -T s. s. CARTER.
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zTOR RENT, one nice CHAMBER, with
small room attached, and kitchen, with ga;
and watcr. Apply on Fourth street, between Jack
son and Duyal, third door from Jackson no 4--3t'
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NOTICE.-Seeing notice in yester-
y days Dispatch that the co-partnership exist
ing under the name of BATKINS & WOODWARD
had, by mutual consent, been dissolved on the goth
OF july 1864, this is TO notify the public that there
has been dissolution of co-partnership either by
mutual consent or otherwise-only the closing out
of our store through the necessity of the military
law And this IS further TO notify the public that
there has been no settlement up To this time, and TO
forewarn the same not TO settle any business in the
name Of BATKINS Il WOODWARD without my
presence and consent.
no 4--6ts w. NJ. WOODWARD.
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nNUITION ON THE PIANO-FORTE
4 AND IN SINGING.-Miss BLANCHE MID
ULETON will receive limited number OF pupils
Terms made known on application to Messrs.
GEORGE DUNN * CO., cts.ier of Fourteenth and
Main streets, to whom she bess ~ refer.
oe ae-eod5ts
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ID oBERT HILL & son have on hand

ID OBERT HILL & son have on HAND,
III and Will sell as low possible,
20 barrels Superfine Flour,
10 barrels Extra Flour,
10 barrels Rye Flour,
barrels Apple Brandy,
Butter, Chestnuts,
Green Apples, Dried Apples,
brown Sugar,
Crushed Sugar,
Coffee Rice, Molasses,
Young Tyson Tea, Green Tea,
Onions, Beeswax, Tubs (nests),
Woodware Corn, Oats,
Wheat, Rye, Soap,
Candles, Maple Sugar,
Pipes, Sole Leather,
Upper Leather,
Calf and Kipskins,
Shoes, Cotton Yarn,
Potatoes, and
Meal at SIS per bushel.
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