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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07

CIARD PHOTOGRAPHs.--RB.
" RRAUING Portraits Of Noted individuals sub.
ie5n fr0m EngFsvings, DraEings and eelsbratsd
Ea,nfingE. Also, copies Of Palmsr'B Marbles Also,
6ARGEAET'6,
Usvai.Rls wa Harhle Blnok
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To MssTs. VIZ. KHABE & Co., BaItimors:-I aans
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make On
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best In the country. n. 5TRAK09QH.
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SEWING MAeHINES.
DANCES.

CELFCT DANCING SCHOOL,
- M. BALLOC viii commence Select Class In
Dancing at ChGpin's Hail on
Monday Evening, Jan. 11tb.
NB-Eo persou admitted but Subscribers, La
die will have tickets Of admission also For IN Or
nation enquire Of Ah PALLO0-
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PROBABLE WHEREABOUTS OF LEE.

By some it has been deemed not ImPOs
stable that Lee might be contemplating an
other Ofhis flank movements to our right
but all information received is to the ef-
feet that his main army is in winter guar
ters on the othsI side Of the Rspidan, ard
that he is somewhat apprehsnsive on his
part that Meade may De inclined to stir
him up In those quarters before spring.
The impracticsble nature Of the roads at
this season, however, Nili probably COM
pei both armies to keep peace for = consid-
ernble time.
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IEOREASE OF POPULATION.

Before General Stargh Was made Mill
tsry Governor Of the City Of Alexandria,
the population wss reduced to less than
5000. Since the restoration Of law and
order by him the population has increased
to Is, 900 and over 600 buildings have been
built. This large influx Of people is alto
gether from the Northern ana western
States.
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Oh. aIBRoN,

PloRRssOR OF ELa0FRoPATHx AED MaDIoIEn.
Of1cs-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors rom Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
once hsurs frem to u and from TO O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07

Secretary Chase, though still somewhat
feeble, appeared in his room ct the Treas
ury to day,
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Every Plano WlrrantedTOr TiVeYsaFu
OLD PIIH0 IGD HElODEOHs TNEHM uc1Ea

ana thspriyiIag ofszohanE0 given At nuytinsuisA-
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Prof d. J. HoTHNAsLE, Tsaoher Of Music IN the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes :f'After ezAminins
large number Of Wm. Knahs Cos Piano Eortai,
[ Iunhssitatingly pronounes them superior - ny I
rave seen Thor tone a grand and noble; they hEFo
Ireat capacity for sustaining the sound; and thsif
golume Of tone OF powor have lfEsr heard exoelsd
They combine with nns touch, dsgths TWeotne1 d
tone, purity and durability"
'vThat the KnAbs Piano Is superior % al othsz
made in this country, for briia1cy, 6assnsal, and
Volame Of tone needs only 70 b heard % oonTnos =
ne flctn-istate Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auql5sR2J
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

The House Elet nj noon, and was open
e. with prayer by Rev. Dr. Doggett.
Mr. Deane, OF Campbell, oifefed aeve.
"a resolutions calling upon the Virginia
AID Tennessee Railroad Company, the
Governor Of the Commonwealth, and the
Board OF Public Works, for information
concerning the salt works and the opera
ti0,.a Herewith connected, relating to the
transportation OF salt The resolutions
were adopted.
The remainder Of the session was oc-
eupied with the disposal of business in
cident;d to the Recess
The House then. adjourned to the
fourth day OF January, 1865.
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SENATE.
wFnSrsnaY, December q, 1871
DC sena.e met a. n o'clock NJ.

The Senate met az IL o'clock VI.
senate bill authorizing the Secretary
OF War 90 pay, in provisions. to the
Cherokee Indians, in North Carolina,
the SIM due them as interest on the re
moyal and subsistence fund, was consi-
dered ana passed
Senate bill providing that persons be-
low The rank of major, detailed or as
signed as provost marshsls or clerks OF
military courts, shall receive the pay and
allowances OF captain OF cavalry, was
passed
Senate bill Ia increase, 10 one hundred
aud iortvtRo, the number of midship-
man in the navy, was considered and
passca
Sena ~ authorizing the Secretary
Of the Nan - employ six assistant IN
struetors for the acting midshipmen IN
the navy, was passed.
Senate bill appropriaiing six thousand
dollars Tor the erection OF additional
buildings at Drewry's Bluff, for the ac-
commodation Of acting midshipmen, was
passed.
Senate bill to authorize the appoint
mcnt OF two naval constructors, at sala-
RES of two thousand and six hundred
dollars, was passed.
On motion, the Senate resolved into
secret session.
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VIRGINIA LFGISLATURF.
[rxrRA SESSION
SENATE
WrDsEsp,s. December 81, 1854.

WrnSgsDAS. December 81, 1864.
Mr. Johnson, of Bedford, president
Pre- tea, called the Senate TO order al
the usual hour. Prayer by Rev. Dr.
. eterkn.
A bill Ia amend the eleventh and
twelfth sections OF chapter TO Of Code
Of Virginia, so as 10 dispense with the
orders OF publication during the exist
ias war, was read first and second
time and passed
A preamble and resolutions, reported
lrOm, and agreed to by, the House OF
Delegates, instr0ct:ng the Senators from
Virginia IN Congress 10 take into conside-
alton the subject Of impressments, was
feferred Ia the Committee Oh Confede-
rate Relations
Mr.. Christian, of Augusta, introduced
D resolution providing that so much of
the Governor message as recommends
t1e passage oi a laN AGAINST the distilla-
toN OF dried huiG be referred 10 the
pmmittec Tor Courts of Justice. -
= yTeed TO
on motion Of Mr. Douglass, the Senate
siIcurnod all the 4tL Of January.
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By l.. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
(No. Sc Main street,

ME WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY,
wv the Esd of December, general assortment
of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
OIL PAINTINGS, CLOTHING, BLANKETS
WATCHES, JEWELkY, CROCKERY AND
GLASSWARE, TIN WARE, &C., &c.
splendid Oh Paintings, in gilt frames
handsome Painting of Mount Vernon,
20 pounds Of Gunpowder,
elegant Doubie-Case Gold Watch,
or Silver Watches,
l set very fine Furs, Cape and Cuffs;
trunk of valuable Medical Books,
or Ladies' Fine Cloaks,
Bedsteads,
Chairs,
Cabinets
Cooking-Stoves,
Parlor Stoves,
Velvet Mantle,
Clock,
40 pairs Heavy English Shoes,
China and Crockeryware,
China Toys,
Spoons, Knives and Forks,
Comforts, &c.
Parties who wish to avail themselves of this sale
will please bring in their goods during to-day
Thursday. l.. IL. LUCK & co,
de22 Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE. WIT

VALUABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
FOUR ACRES OF LAND, IN SIDNEY, FOR
REM AT AUCTI0N.-on TUESDAY, December
eth, at IL o'clock NJ, will we rented at auction,
upon the premises, for one year, the EkICK DIV Ell
LING, situated ON the south side Of Main street,
about one mile from the city, and occupied by AIRS
Smoot The house has six reoms with fire-p places,
and two small rooms There is also brick kitchen /,
stable, wen Of water, and a young orchard. There
are four acres OF land attached, and we'll enclosed
Possession given in a few days.
TERMS Will be made known ut the time OF rent
ing. GRUBBS x WILLIAMS,
de Il Auctioneers
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TWO DESIRABLE SMALL FARMS

1.-TWO DESIRABLE SMALL FARMS,
l ABOUT THREE MILES FROM HIGH
M0ND. ON THE NEwMARKET ROAD, ADJ
JOINING MR.. GEORGE TURNER'S. FOR
RENT AT AUCTION viii be rented, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, December 22d, ut "
O'Clock NJ, two desirable small FARMS. situated IS
above, AS follows:
First. The FARM owned and occupied BY Mr.:
George ID. Peasants, containing oIse bundled and
fifty acres, with new dweIhng-house, With four
rooms and PASSAGE, &c; kitchen, with four roornst
brick quarters, with four rooms cauiage-hcase ard
stable, and ice-house--all new and in good order,
with an orchard Of eight hundred choice fruit trees.
There Is seeded on the farm twenty Bushels Of
wheat, and the same quantity Of oats, anos about
forty acres in grass and clover.
Second. The FARM adjoining the above, and
owned by the same, containing sixty acres
Of land, with a comfortable dwelling, with FIVE
rooms, and all the necessary out-buidings. There
are. about fifteen acres well set in grass.
These farms are about one and half miles in
side Of the line Of fortifcations. Persons wishing
to rent desirable small farms near the city would
do we'll to attend, it is seldom such an oppcrtu-
nifty is offered The lands are all in fine order for
cultivation.
1866 LANES nj TAYLOR
deN-5t AuetiDleer.
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MON RENT-A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

in u good locality Shookoe Xiii. containing
ten rooms, with kitchen, servants rooms aud sta
ble viii be rented for the winter and two OF the
chambers furnished ii necessary For Particulars,
address box v, Richmond post-oflce.
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BY Williamson Co., Auctioneers,
NO l92 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
ANDSOME FURNITURE,
IL SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO,
FINE BRUSSELS CARPET,
VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF
GLASS AND CIIINAWARE, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, commencing
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, viii SELL at the residence oil
Mrs Hurst on Sixth, near Canal street her entire
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, com.
prislng the following and many other articles:
PARLoR:
splendid rosewood Seven-octave Piano, Stool and
| excellent Brussels Garnet,
| beautiful Parlor Suite, in satin brocatelle
Cushioned Parlor chairs,
Rosewood Centre Table, with marble top,
sets splendid Lace snd Damask Curtains
itair-cloth Sofas,
Mahogany Card Tables, Vases, Ornaments, &c
CHAMBER:
| mahogany French Bedstead,
magnificent rosewood Wardrobe, double size
with mirror;
MaTbie-top Washstand,
Marble-top Cabinet,
Cane-seat Rockers,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Sheets, Blankets, quilts, Bolsters, Pillows, &C.
Toilet Sets,
Excellent Three-ply Carpet,
Window Shades, &c.
DININd-R00M AND KITCHEN:
l oak Extensloh Table,
A fine assortment of Glass and Chinaware, con-
sisting of all articles usually found in a
dIDiIg-room;
l excellent Cooking-Stoya and Utensils
de p WILLIAMSON & co, Auctioneers.
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DARN FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
~ AND SALE OE FARMING IMpI y AlEn.l,s

MACHINE, WHEAT-FAN, REAPER, &ts--We
Will rent out at auction, on the preinises, ut ~
o'clock NJ, ON WEDNESDAY, the 2lst December,
for the year 1865, the FARM ON the Mechsnissville
turnpike called MONrEZUMA, now occupied BY
Mrs. Mary 8. Schermeihorn, two miles from Rich
mond, containing ninety acres Of cleared land,
highly improved.
The improvements are adwslling, with ten rooms !;
Kitchen and wash-house, with two rooms each and
one other, servants house, with two rooms barns,
stable, &c.
Immediately after the renting, will be sold one
reaper, one wheat machine, one wbeat.fan and a
good many other farming utensils
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
Auctioneers.
POSIPONEMENT.-In consequence of the rain,
the above is postponed to SATURDAY. December
Gath, at IL O'Clock M.
de ~ 0RUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctionaers
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By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auetioneers,
fcoTner of Ninth and Main streets.)

GALE AT AUCTION OF A CHOICE
- LIBRARY OF FIVE HUNDRED VOLUMES.
BY special request shall sell, FRIDAY
MORNING NEXT, at IL o'clock, choice selection
of BOOKS, belonging to an officer in the army.
Many of the books are beautifully bound, and
well suited to the approaching season presents -
We name,
SHAKSPEARE-thre volumes, half calf; embel-
ished.
BYRON-six volumes, calf; embellished.
COOPER'S NOVELS-cloth, (complete).
WAVERLY NOVELS cloth, (eomplete).
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE--( complete until war.
: LITTELLSLIVINGA GE-toomplete until wary
HARPERS' MAGAZINE complete until war;
HOOD, MOORE, HEMANS, CAMPBELL, &c.
MODERN STANDARDDRAMA.
DICKENS, THACKERAY, &c; and in fact
most of the standard works.
Sale positive. ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.
de %
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GALE OF LANn-Will hs solid ON ~

GALE OF LAND.-Will be sold, on the
~ premises, on FRIDAY, the S0th of this month,
TRACT OF LAND, containing twelve and hall
acres, with small house ON the same, situated in
the county Of Chesterfield, eight miles from Rich
mond, on the road leading to Chesterfield Court
house. Said land is TO be sold by order of court
TERMS Made known ON the day Of sale.
At the same time, will be sold two SERVANTS
q woman about twenty-five years old, and boy
about ten years Of age
Acting as commissioner, viii convey only such
title as is vested in me. - n
de l9--eod5ts MARIA A. v SMITH
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by +. b. Cook, AuetiOneer,
NO. 20 Main street.


HANDSOME FURNITURE, SPLEEN
DID BROCATELLE AND DAMASK WIN
DOW CURTAINS, LINEN AND COTTO N
SHEETS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASES, BRO
CANS, &c, FOR SALE AT A CTION On
THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock, 1 will
sell, at store, superior assortment OF valuable
FURNITU RE, embracing
Mahogany Tete-a-Iete Sofas,
Handsome Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washstands,
Dining, Toilet. Card and other Tables,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
pair excellent new Linen Sheets,
pairs excellent nearly new Linen Sheets,
pairs excellent Cotton Sheets
10 pairs Linen and Cotton Bolster and Pillow Cases.
pairs splendid Satin Brocatelle Window Curtains,
pairs splendid Damask Window Curtains,
1870 pairs Mems Brogans
Sloat's Sewing Machine,
2 large Trunks,
Handsome EngFavings,
Cooking, Office and Parlor Stoves,
superior Church Cushions, covered with silk
plush, &c.
de 20 E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HWtfF. Vt MI HMM n nv FH>.
The House was called TO order nj the
usual hour, and opened with prayer by
Rev. pr. Doggelf
Tie House retuged to reconsider the
vote by which It rejected the Senate pro-
position Tor recess during Christmas
week, by vote Of yeas, &c; nays, ~.
The House passed the appropriation
bill, providing for the deficiency in the
Appropriation for the payment OF the Of
hcers, clerks aud employees Of the War
Department.
The House went into Committee az the
Whols on the cuirencybil and having
spent so&s time in the ssFsion OF
DC biii. Tie GaE4sl.s.: 80 CSC aud tns
nouse a4joWnel.
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EORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN.
i TERNAL IMPROVEMENT NORTH CARO-
LIMA STATE BONDS FOR SALE.-Win be sold
IN the city OF Raleigh, North Carolina at the
tion-room of Creech Litchford, on THURSDAY,
December I'D, FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF NORTH CAROLINA COUPON BONDS
These bonds We're issued for the benefit of the
Chatham Railroad Company, and are secured by
a special sinking fund.- provided for their redemp-
ton when due.
No better investment can be made
Copies OF the law authorizing the issue can be
had on application to the undersigned or to Messrs
Creech Il Litchford, commission merchants and
auctioneers. KEMP p. BATTLE,
President Chatham Railroad Company.
de le-Tts
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LNOR RENT, a nice FARM, for 1865,
four miles from Richmond; seventy i've acre
cleared an excellent meadow, ant wood tor tue use
Of the rentor.
Also tor ale, MULES COWS, HOGS, one CAR
RAGE, one BoCkAWAY, ore WAGON, oua
CART. and all OF the FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Apply 10 a.. J. JOHNSON,
he le-Tt- Cary street
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IUO170N azLEa


By Bouts. sanderson & Tabb, Auctioncers,
90. ia Main street)
on FRIDAY ia THE 2sn ms. INSTANT.
general asso.tDent Of GOODS, WARES and MER-
GHANDI5E, comprising
GROCERIES,
sDRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
FURNITURE,
TOBACCOS,
sEwiNd-MAcHINE, most approved
patent
Sale commences at 10 o'clock.
ALSO,
At night, commencing at o'clock, we will offer a
choice selection of BOOKS including many Of the
most valuable standard and miscellaneous work..
Among them, Law and Medical Works. OF the lat
ter, we can only mention the following, viz:
Watson's Practice; Noodles Practical Medicine,
Principle Of Surgery; Maeise's Surgical Anatomy.
with sixty-eight colored plates; Cooper's Surgical
Dictionary Bedford's Chaiy's Midwifery; Meigs's
Velpean's Midwifery; Smith on Parturition;
Bartlett's Treatise Fevers; Hope on Diseases Of
Females Parker ON Syphilis; Parker on stomach ;
Green on Skin; Dendy on Skin; Christian and
Nies's Register; and many Of the most popular
novels-Wayerly; Dickens, with illustrations; and
five hundred volumes Of novels" yellow kiver"-
aetc, and from various authors.
Dealers in books would do well to attend this
sale, which will be the last one this season.
All wishing to avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty, must send in consgnments by Thursday eve
ming. BOUTS, SANDERSON q TABB
de % Auctioneers
Will be added to our sale, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock, large lot Of TIMERS Ma
CHIMES, STAKES and TOOLS; most Of them
steel and faced With Steel including set of CIR
CUI.AR SHEARS, pair OF SQUARE SHEARS,
and half barrel of ROSIN.
BOUIS SANDERSON a. TAPp
de p Auetioneers.
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AANTED, the ladies and gentlemen to
Wv know that they can have HATS dyed and
pressed; also, gentlemen CLOTHING cleaned and
repaired, ladies FELT HATS dyed and pressed, at
MRS. bLAKE'S,
basement room, Ballard House, Franklin street,
de 20--St- tililsi door from Fourteenth street.
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By 5. N. Davis & Co.. Auctioneers.

4 NO. CARPENTER.-We will sell,
IA at our auction-room, on FRIDAY, the Esd
instant, at 10 O'Clock, MAN, about twenty-three
or twenty-four years old, who is frst-rate CAR
PEWTER. 8. N. DAVIS & CO.,
de 22-2t- Auctioneers.
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By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers.

A VALUABLE SEAMSTRESS AND
IN COOK FOR sALE.-On WEDNESDAY, the
2Ist Instant, will sell, at our auction -room in
pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, very likely YOUNG WOMAN,
seamstress and good house servant, and q very
good cook. HILL, DICKINSON s. CO.,
Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY
MORNING, the I'D instant, at II o'clock.
de- 22-2t H., ID. & co.
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WANTED TOPURCHASE OR HIRE,
~ first-class TORfER, 10 attend in a COM
mission store. One 81 middle age Of experience,
and cI rusty character, only will be accepted.
Would prefer 10 purchase, A liberal price via be
pad. GEORGE BAGBI
Cary street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
lie 2i-Ir'
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By Williamson & Co., Auctoneers,
mo. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.

FURNITURE, GLASS AND CROCK
i ERYWARE, FANCY ARTICLES, CLO-
THING, BOOTS AND SHOES, STOVES, CAR
PETS, GOLD WATCHES, &C., AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 23d instant, commencing al
10 o'clock A. M, we will sell, at our salesroOms
No. 1872 Main street, fine assortment Of GOODS,
consisting of the following and other articles:
! superior Sloat's Elliptic Cabinet Sewing Ma
chine,
l set very fine Furs,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets, &c.
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves
de Il WILLIAMSON CO., Auctioneers.
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By arubbs & Williams, Aucssoneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF CROPS,
L STOCK, &C., AT AUCTION.-By the request
OF the executors of James e. SPOTS, deceased, we
will offer for sale, at Woodlawn, his late residence
on FRIDAY. the 2Sd OF December, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, the crops OF CORN, FODDER, sSHUCKs.
STRAW, &C., and the stock OF HORSES, MULES,
&C., and some FARMING UTENSILS. and five
barrels FAMILY FLOUR
TRIMS: Cash. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
de ~ Auctloneefs-
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1UCrYOY szLEs.
THIS DAY.
By Edling & Co., Amctioneers,
mo. 702 Main street..

mo. 202 Main street,
I'm THURSDAY, December %, we will
~ SELL at our ailcton-house, No. 202 Main street.
between Ninth and Tenth desirable lot Of HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE and MIS-
CELLANEoUs GOODS, in part as follows:
BUREAUS, STOVES,
wASHSTANDS, TABLES,
SIDEB0ARDs, CHAIRS,
BEDSTRAD5 and other Household Furniture.
ALSO,
SHIRTS, MUFFs,
DRAWERS, COATS,
BoNNET5, PANTS,
AGATE BUTTONS, VESTS,
HATS DRESSES,
SOCKS, HOOKS AND EYES,
CL0AKS, CRAvATj.
ALSO,
CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE.
One set Of
HEAVY SOLID SILVER TABLE SPOONS.
OIL PAINTINGS,
BOOKS OF every description-some very scarce ;
and large lot OF MISCELLANE ECU 8
de2l-2r EDLING & CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Williamson s Co., Auctioneers,
NO 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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yXYANTED no HIRE, BIZ the month, a
w HOUSE SERVANT. who Is a good Washer
ard Ioner aud Plain Cook (either white or
ooiorrd, 70 go into the country few miles BY
the FREDERICK >hurx railroad Apply at the school
room on franklin street, above Ninth. 1T MIR.
JOHN EfsEr MANS. on Twenty-third street, be-
tween Franklin and Man streets. de 22--lts
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WILL OFFER FOR SALE, ION
THURSDAY next, at s o'clock, at my resi-
dence, IN Manchester, between one hundred and two
hundred cords Of good dry GAN and PINE WOOD
part of 1t in Manchester, the other near Roanoke
Meeting House, four miles from Manchester. Also,
two hundred bushels OF COAL, small lot of LUM
Der, and lot OF POLES, skinned, suitable for q
large ice-honse, SD. ATEINSON-
de Let. -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-22

EOR RENT, for the ensuing year. a de-
sirablc FARM, in the county Of Chesterfield,
formerly owned by the late Anderson Edwards,
situated Oh the Richmond and Danville railroad,
seven miles from Richmond. containing tour hun
dred and twenty-one acres, about one-half 81 which
is arabic with good improvements, including a
dwelling, with Large passage and tive ro"ins
usual out-b,ildings fencing, &e. all III good con-
ditiogl. A small crop of wheat seeded. The farm
hands on the place be- hired if preferred. Ad-
dress me- through mail, at Richmond, OF inquire al
the office OF the Richmond Fire Association,
OF Main and Eleventh streets. T. G.. MoRAE,
de 2O--5t Execution OF A. Edwards, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-22

"ANTED TO HIRE, three or four
w good sHoEhtA KEEl5 for the next year, at
once. viii psv for them, II good hands, $3.50 per
month and '"aid; ~ ssf0p per year, payable by
the quarter On month. siso want one white. expo
rieneei shoemaker TO attend 70 them. Apply at
once, in irony OF the Spotswood Hotel.
de- 22--St.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-22
CrOR RENT, THE FARM KNOWN

il AS POPLAR HILL" THE LATE HEsI-
pENCE OF JAMES N. SHINE, DECEAsFD.
TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND. CON'TAINiNfs-
FORTY ACRES OF LAND, IN FINE GARDEN
CULTIVATION, WITH A FINE BRICK DWELL
lN0-HOuSE AND, ALL NECESSARY OUT
bOlIDlN6S.-This farm will be rented privately
until the 22d Of December, and If not previously
rented, will, that day, be offered at pubic ac-
ton, II fair; II not the next fair day thereafter
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