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plantation l5itters.


IS. T---189O--x-
Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weakness,
1~aasitude, palpitstion OF the heart, lack Of appetite,
distress after eating, totpld liver, constipation, a.,
deserve 70 suffer il they WIN not try the celebrated
BsTTERS
Which are now recommonded by the higher. medical
authorities, and warranted 70 produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, per.
fecly pure, and mustsuperceae all other tonics where
q healthy, gentle stmulAnt il required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate;
They create a healthy Rppeute;
They are an anudote 70 change Of water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen The system and enliven the mind;
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent levers;
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constipation; "n'
They cure, diarrhea, cholera and eholera morbns;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache;
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted nahlrei0 Rreat r~eslorer. They are
composed Of the celebrated calisaya bark, winter
green, sassafras, roots and herbs. all preserved in per
Cectly pure st. Croix rum. .|iaaRH9u. IfIi
ELT - nav X Y AAA1 "a blhttNb " AlAAl@
reds Of our Disabled soldiers with the most astonish-
ing effect. G. W. ANDREWS,
IilDH 500 st supt. Bolders'H Home Cincinnati"
" = The Plantation Bitters have cured me ofiiver
complaint of which l was LAID up PROSTATE, aud had
70 abandon my bueiness. ga,
i ,Ia fi'fH.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ono"
"t" lowe much to you, for 1 verify believe the
Plantation BIt,ers have saved my life I sIl
f Rev. W. II. WAGGoNER, MadTid, N. r."
I.H a.H 900 f.N. -INH'I. NH lI."" A'
90 " Thou wilt send me two bottles more OF thy
Plantation bitters. My VIE has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy friend, .H m 5iam
ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa
e." " l have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. > " The Plantation
Bltters have cured me. d ,...Id6J ni
/ 90 Rev, J. 8. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. W
4" " Send us twenty-four dozen more Of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which are daily
increasing with the guests Of our house. l''
SYKES, CHADWICK & CO.,
Proprietors Willard's Hotel, Washington, ID. c."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re
ceIved. They are immensely beneficial to weak per
sons and delicate females riIaF NaH4lm
Be cautious OF re-flled bottles. Sec our signature
on a fine steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists, groeeTs, hotels, IA
ICONS, Steamboats, and country stores.
.dfut IHtrD PIN. DRAKE & CO.,
se92dawGm 2O2 Broadway, n. Y.
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BaS-Sueh is the wretched condition of the
eontrabands-6fty thousand or more between
Memphis and Natehez-that half of them will
probably die OF cold, hunger, and filth this
arms, winter.
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p9- Chicago has 80 churches and l,l62
liquor shops.-BOstOR Post.
And some Of the liquor shops have quite as
much religion as some Of the churches, we are
panied to contest Chicago Times.
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ImpOrtant to all Interested.

1ual JOE. LENTz a sONsgra-
. tSuccessors to Lentz q weckel)
"AVB Just received from the Eastern market, at
III cash purchases, a large assortment Of mems, la
dies, boys, youths, misses, and children's Boots,
Shoes and Caters Of the first quality andlatest style,
and at prices that defy competition. Also, a good az
sortment Of Hats and Caps for men and boys. All
kinds OF work made 10 order, OF the beat material and
workmanshipIt A ht Is warranted. II1 H.E
FRED. +. foreman, will surely please
you II you give them a trial. lH'i' r 70 Hl1l'E
Call and examine their stock before purchasing else.
where u.4tId OBJ ~. r.. N a ONT
auI9 100 Main, between Third and Market.
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Rg-The Republican papers, after dc

Rg-The Republican papers, after do
ing all they could to cover up the prevail
ing theft and v%illainy of every kind in all
branches of the public service, now that
the rascality is being exposed, affect to dc
uounce it with great Indignation. 1t is
all they can do under the circumstances.
But while they are doing this, they are
laboring with all their ingenuity to o n
ceal the mountains of crime which are not
yet revealed, The public need not be sur
prised at what they now witness Of cor
uption, a few little spots are all that
are visible at present; but the disease is
in the system, and it will loon make itself
manifest in corruption covering the whole
body polite. 1t taints the whole system.
1t is fostering in every Department. The
public service is a mass Of corruption and
r%ottenness. ID
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AaFat AaarkEt.a

DAILY MEAT MARKET
- nHH undersigned woild respectfully
IL Inform his old sustOmera and The
49, PSbie %sSnssSlly' .ha.Asslsdgstss only
this, viii sell good bsefsieAks AZ oighi cents; second
quality al ssyan eena, and soup meae "a I've eeAis
pound. TIE psblie are tnysed . give
FRED. BCKERT, Ttnh a6eek
dsid2 QrPosi.s Watt sLore,
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Let us pause ana ReaeCt.

The New York Joarndl of Commerce, in
the course of some reflections upon Governor
Seymour's able message, remarks: mlu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-22

be able 70 su,v,u .Ao cCaasiy sRd TO Save 10,
to sustain the Constitution as our fathers made
it, and to restore that era on earth of peace,
good will to men" first proclaimed on the
mountains of JudeA when the Star of Bethle
hem arose, and sung by an angel choir at the
birth OF the Prince of Peace,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10

The House wa opened AZ l. o',l.~k with nr,va,
| y n DF' baHeau, OF the Methodist Erqsyora
| ~ ~ ~, .,.,
| IN I5'h I'l1 before the House I communication
nom non AUGUSTUS ID Garland. Of arkansas tow
Q,tIi~ recognition al h. seat III the Hons, =
l'rItN' Natives 1t" having been elected 10 tI., TIM
Nh Baldwin, OF Virginia. lu,Iu,;,,,.I q, I,;.
| q inquiry u what had BEEN ,I.1, ~, ., - ,
lHtl"ns Of last session IN lc.li To- l,1',t'I. 49,
Mr. Milo of ~.,,,+t 80, A'''H,'t-
establish general amy Iutr,e,.,,",. , - '"t -
felTed.
10 authorize Tie rtyr.c1,t IA IN: ~, NJ, s y
iieIskcl the pay OF Hon Jo,cph Z t!ci-krI wf,i,.
be may be held as Il prisoner IL, tu,. NH ,,
Referred. i"'''> i''1iH
Mr. Swan ais, if,-r,.l,i..I .. So ,,,.; . .
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DIED,

On Thursday last, at . o'ciJck 2 NJ. at his resi-
dence, IN this city, FLORENCE MCCARTHY. s.
IN the sixty-sixth year of his age.
The friends and a.alainta1,ros of .h, s,,ol.. .,,
respectfully invited attend the funeral iro,n hi,
idte residence on Eighth, beyond Leigh street THIS
Thursday MORNING at Ii o'clock >
On Monday, November 7;h 1861, III tlie fifteenth
year OF his age, LUTHER d. ELI.YSON, SON 81
Henry h and Elizabeth z. Ellyson
In nds funeral VIII take place this THURSDAY
o'clo'k z. NJ ' -
The friends of the family are invited to atto nd t.
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by Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Auctioncers,

by Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Auctioncers.
u
A. UCTION SALE OF ENGLISH AMI
N FRENCH Dry GOODS, SHOES AMI
BOOTS, &c.-On THURSDAY, the 10Th instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell Mt orr auc.
non store, very desirable assortment OF ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERCHANDISE consisting in
part Of
Ct pieces CA Mohair Lustres, assorted quail
tiles,
100 pieces ca White Cambrics,
40 pieces y to 32-inGh White Silcsia Flanncls
Il pieces G-i and 81 Albut Diaronals,
Light and Dark Steel Cassimcrcs
1lplcces Fancy Coating,
20 pieces Silk-mixturs,
10 pieces French RomItzinr,
Hosiery, ShittnFs and Shpctinss,
II>h lanen Thread, &c &c,
l00 pains Gents French Boots, double and cork
solos,
400 pairs Gents Elastic Boots. French,
POO pairs Gents English Elastic Boots
POO pairs English Navy Shoes
Ii bales IS and IL Shirtngs and Sheetings
brusSt X Carpets,
large Feather Beds,
with many other articles suited to the trade
Terms : Cash.
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co,
ho AucuOneers.
ADDITIONAL
II splendid Br"ctde Cultans,
20 dozen Buckskin and Cashmere Gloves
- dozen Fancy Scirfs,
400 dozen Wine Glasses and Goblets
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
no j" AuctiOnepra
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CONFFDEPATF CONGRESS.
SENATE.


| INC Snhat" met az IL %rsio@k NJ, iINe' 'y INV
hrv. l.. v Moore. % the ff'shyeilah ehulaa.
MI Garland. Of Arkansas presented POINT feSo'
iu;ioi ot his state relative TO the sat, or haftef
under CERTAIN restrictions, by exempted farmers ol
-" inn'h ot ih'i sHH@e - ~ ~; p,t' "a
~'l'' non. - ~ Nv. ,, ,i ,lri ., h
l'mfntcd
Pm Si,t,4 ,, ,,,,,,, a lii q VIM. .te yal,
4 e ..i,, - Ia 80 =, tl, -N,ia.i,s,,,, ~,
~ 80 - ,r 90 ~
after some re,n,,k Ly diicrrn: ncnhs, was ag,eei
TO:
| . -, na.. ,,-..:., -. 49,.
fairs hr ,t,I to inoirc AMI rcrar yi,t a.
| ,oI ,n.,,'itin - - ~, '"'' "aa.-
nr',nnt ,r,,,ncnt Of rs t ~. a,r',. ~ secure
| -, 49,, ~. ,,.,,
| ih' '''''N"-' - ~ ''''' WIS agreed TO:
| "HCSalrci That the Finance Committee iro,,;,,
INTO eNr,l'ency OF pl"Hliinc by law for the Ic-
'"pt IN payment OF taxes and other public dues Of
@ W. 49,, 20" given by the author
plies nn,<ci or r,r h,.rI tn, ~ ana sup
m} ,;"ysnmC,, '''''''' ''' Tie use ct the AMY
Mr.. Sparrow. Of 1ouis;an, o,y,,,., a., e.,,,.;.-
which was agreed 10: NV '''''"''H'
"f'"ttr", That the President he requested ~ com,
h'n,','' to the Senate,
~. The number Of r"rans exempted from
military Scrvic7. oI the several laironls v,fh, ,I
'ona 9'nar{' d,IlsnHt,ng the number 80 exempted
''h IL al, Ani the number -. miles 81 vcil ro,I
myhr i tha ,rS ,I,;leIi'''"n'; and
rntl> hly nla.is mon hl, W III sad
rp,ntian, .,nrr,, ~, ;1 rs y" regard 10 ox-
ha,,., NJ. ,''' - ''t'"'' ny law. and If any
u "'t', - 40 -, ''' names u Such officers and
49, an, ,',, ~" my 't",E.
sons ,xr,nrt.l in . ',>'a t'hrS'J'' al POI
INTO tie hant .f m, - lf'i> hav" fulton
r,,iu., a ''i' "'Nt p''t"n of IL"
80 ~ No' >","' II" :i~'@ hem" u."i oi, at .yilol!
r., 'I,, % E'.S.'.>' Il any, winch have
any '1'''' OF II! '|p"lIln% az taking crc Of the
roads. >'''-''''5 - any OF ~"d rail
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TAINTED

WASTED, LADY, to ATTEND IN
~ tONFECTIONARG STORE. She mus
com vel recommended. Applyat To- Broad IT o..
between = X'h and Seventh no 10 II.
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N'''" 'AF"rl>. n,
''ay'''' 81 Monday says -'''sh North Carolina
'aro 49, i,' ar. Of .. no demonstrate.
.sI l-t '' t,, srn,.cnan "a a a@"s ,he North
f.ay . s 'A r'% o5 ., I 2, sr , r.
.g., ,'''.1 - Rainbow b.nI 80, ~ tailar, ia, 4
.1r, .., 80 state, that ri,tnap ri% -'noks
sr the S,s W fr aanay the ' G.m ~, G,.y
sob teen ss.,eua,,i ~, ','s''n W. think, b.,
a.. ',,'"l bat ws have no and occupies
b. lH' 'h'pe u a f,rmldstI'' n =, iNoh' OF any,
Fl" i's et'my a. a., equal b. al - '',e' ~ III,
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PROCL1N MA TONS
ID X . e l. A NJ ALTON
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC wopsu,,

APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC Wop.,,,-
1t is meet that the people Of the ConG4....
States should, from time 10 time, asse,rii,
knowledge their dependence on AImigb.r q
render devout thanks for His manifold HE -
worship His Holy name, to bend in prnvcr =. y,
footstool and 70 accept with reverent s,ii,rr:-.
Christening of His AlI-wiso and AIl-mercif,, r
| dence.
| Let us, then, in temples and in fcl!s on,,.
voices in recognizing, with adoring grat,tr4. =,
manifestations of His protecting care in tn
| signal victories with which our arms h..
! crowned, in the fruitfulness with which o,-
has been blessed, and in the unimpaircl ,nsrry..r
fortiudc with which IFe has inspired our he,,,..'
strengthened our arms in resistance t. The m.
| tous designs of our enemies.
And let US not forget that while gracior,Ivr....
safng to us His protection, our sins have me-,
and received grievous chastiscment; that r,.,
our best and bravest have fallen in ha-.... q
many others still held in foreign prison. =,
large districts Of our country have been doy-.s.,,
with savage icroc!ty.thc peaceful home, jpst-.r,
ana heipleSs women and children driven ava.
ueS'ilutioh' and that with fendish mali-,--v.
passions OF servilc race have been excite nv.
Toes into the commission Of atrocities from sl.l
death is a welcome escape.
Now, therefore, l, JEYpERsoN DAVIS. pyesil.,..s
the Confederate States Of America. do issue tin.
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY o..
sixteenth day of November next. as l,v .,t.
specially devoted 20 the worship Of Almighty G..,.
AMI do invite and invoke all the pco;la Of tim.
Confederate States to assemble on the da,.,,
said, III their respective places Of publ. v.-s...
there to unite III prayer to our Heavenly F,...
tina: tie bestow His favor upon ~, til. If. .-..i
over US the protection OF His almighty trr, d.,
lie Stnct1y His chl5tlSCmg Mt - our Ilnr rv.,.
that We may turn away from rlli r,.h. al
walk rIShteousiy III His sight; ti3, il rs...
peace 10 our beloved country, healing IL i......
wounds, and securing u Us the Confined
ment OF our night ot s"li-gpgeru,u,,!r avail -
pGndence and that He eraciou-lv l,.,.A,,.
while we aScrbe to Him the Io7.r ~. .,,"-y. 49,.
deliveranc0. 'i .....'
- dIven under rny hand and th4....r
! SEAL the Confederate state ~ FI,i;frrrf H..
49, ) twe'ty-NlXth dty OF Oe-orrr. .g -,
OF our Lord Ole thousand eight hundred ., w.
four. JrFTEE.r, 1, IT,.
By tho President:
J. L. BASfAgGH, Secretary q ). --
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HOUSE OF REPrEsEyTATIyp,

II MOTION OF Mt. Hlil, The Senate adiourued.
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7 likely FREE NFCpo Dov E01
by Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
corner Of Ninth and Main streets

"E WILL OFFER AT Auction
o'clock, " "
20 barrels bright New Orleans Sugar,
10 boxes white New Orleans sugar,
IL barrels New Flour,
% bags New Flour,
Is barrels and kegs Molasses
casks Alcohol,
barrels Jamaica Rum
casks French Brandy
q, 600 Florida Cigars
with general assortment Of GROCERIES,
ALSO,
25 pieces Grey Cashmere
70 dozen Linen Cambria HandkprchicfS
200 gross Steel Pens
ID bales Cotton Yarns assorted numbers,
bales IA Sheetings
oonslghitnts solicited. Further particulars on
morning Of sale
noe ROBINSON, ADAMS & co
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| by Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers,
| (Oficc corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets)
WE SHALL SELL AT THE OFFICE
| w OF THE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE
| COMPANY, on FRIDAY, November 18th 1854
| commencing at II O'Clock, the following BOND>
| and STOCKS:
| $4,000 Confederate six per cent Non-taxabI,
| Coupon Bonds.
| 10000 Confederate six per cent Non-taxable
| January coupon off
10000 Confederate SIX per cent. Non taxable Re.
Clustered Certificates
1000 Virginia six per cent Registered Bonds
new.
900 Cotton Bonds.
10000 four per cent. Certificates
10000 Confederate Coupon Bonds, various dates.
-oooo confederate Registered Bonds, various
shares old dominion Trading Company
Stock.
100 shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
l. shares Farmers Bank Stock
shares Bark Of Virginia Stock
shares Porcelain Company Stock.
100 shares Traders Bank Stock
- shares Bank of Richmond
80 shares Merchants Insurance COMPANY
90 shares Old Dominion Insurance Company
9ooo Virginia SIX per cent. Registered Bonds,
Old issue.
500 Gold Coin
500 Silver Coin.
10000 titteen-mllon Registered Bonds.
1900 tilteen-milliOn Coupon Bonds
l,000 York River Railroad light per cent Coupon
Bonds. DAVENPORT & co,
no Auctioneers.
lo"o0 Amelia County Bonds
5000 City of Richmond Bonds, long dates
i,22o COUPONS, North Carolina eight per cent.
Bonds.
The following, belonging to estate, will be
added:
10 shares Richmond Importing and Export
ing ompGny Stock
shares Union Manufacturing Company
no 10 DAVENPORT & CO, Auctioneers.
BY Williamson & Co, Auctioneers,
NO 1872 Main street between Ninth and Tenthl
EUHNITURE,
Il CRO@KERY AND GLASSWARE.
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES. &c,
- ,,-,,,,,- AT ACCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th November. conmenc-
ing at 10 o'clock NJ we will sell At s;csroo1n
No. W. Main street, an assortment OF GOODS con-
oistIng Of the fuilowin9, and other articles: |
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Pailor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Harcloth Rockers,
Dining, PdTlOr and Kitchen Tables
Ictc~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,
Fancy Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches &C. &c
no ! WILLIAMSON & Co, Auctioneers
FoSTPoNEMFNT.-1hc above sale is unavoidable |
. tpCIVd Until fhlDA / TIE 18th instant, at the |
Nme hour. WILLIAMSON X Co,
nos Au,ti,,,o,,, |
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k"h SALE, No. | COOK, WASHER
ana lEoNtk, about thirtl -f1ur ycaI, Old.
without ca 'snhuhcc, Hnd 4 NJ. / HOUSE GIEI,
about ~ ypirs old n n'nA%ipt '''''
no AZ. "a - -"
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MARRIED.

o. Al himwool, E)inoke county Virginia. O,tot..r
~ ny Rev J. Ernest, MARY GRENr. d,ughtrr O.:
y. L. iIMNlcy, 10 Opium e. y. KINDRED OF Nh.
Fourth Texas regiment ~ ZIG
Baltimore and Alexandria papers please COPY. .
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

by UruUDs & WlIIlams, AuCtiOneers.
{ fOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL,
~ EoIAIE.-In execution of decree of the
Ilrcut Court OF Henrco county, entered Goth Octo-
oer' 1861, IN the case of "Dabney, &c, u.s. Dabnev.
~ vii! sell at auction, upon the premises on
fRIDAi, 18TH November, NJ O'Clock T. NJ n
IOi Or GROUND In the plan of I" Geilston near
Buchanans Spring, at the corner OF Hancock and
Clay streets, fronting szty-eght feet running back
al, NJ Clay street one hundred and fifty feet 10 an
alley twenty feet wide
TERMS: One-thirti cash balance at three and six
months, with interest OF all cash
a. II. WILLIAMS, Commissioner
GEUnEs & WILLIAMS. Auctior,e..ra mos
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ADJUSTMENTS.
- ICHMOND THEATRE,
~ Corner Scventh and Broad streets

IRI cH"oS Ssrn. T sdl:,,s RI; ,.,,, .,...
Stage Manage ..........................E D,IToN
THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10. 1861
| FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY,
| ShakSpeare's Great Tragedy Ct
oTiIELLo, THE MOOR OF VENICE,
Mss KATIE EsTELLE.
Miss HELEN PERCY,
Mr>~Rs. j. s. CHARLES.
II. GUIoN,
j. WILLS,
CT. NELSON,
L. J. BROWN.
II. ALLEN,
T. BANKER,
EDMOND r. DALTON,
ANohlIE BALLAD Observation-Disclosures. II. ALLEN
10 conclude with the Langaablc Bullctta entitled
TIE NIGhwAYMAN's HOLIDAY,
Miss SALLIE PARTINGTON
MISSES MAGGIE ESTELLE,
C. CRYSTAL, and
Mn~,Rs WELLS and BROWN 80"
Will appear.
TIE IRON MASK
will be shortly Produced.
Doors open at quarter to : O'clock performa,le c
COMMENCING NJ e O'Clock. no lot
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BY Hill, Dickinson y Co, Auctioneers
GALE OF NEGROES, CROP STOCK

GALE OF NEGROES, CROP, STOCK
~ AID PLANTATION UTENSILS AT PUB
Lie ACCTION.-Will be sold, on MONDAY No
EImhcr lith, 1861, at Ward>folk, two miles from
charlotte Courthouse, thirty-thrcc NEGROES, in
CiudiiaF some good mechanics; twenty -iivc head
eleven HORSES and MULES; seventeen stack
foDi1kR; thirty stacks OATS: about two hundred
and NIFTY barrels of CORN PLANTATION JrTFS
n 81 hIICIlkN FURNITURE; also, one CAR
RAGE and BUGGY
1ERM7 Credit Of six months except for sums Of
one hundred dollars and less purchaser 8 VIM bond
WIN approved security, bearing interest from data
RICHARD V. GAINES,
ROBERT III. GAINES
no i-i2t Executors of K. l. Gaines, deceased
Wing and Examiner COPY "
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TNO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTUFp

INO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS
l. Just received at POS Broad street, bctwce,
Fourth and Fifth,
80 dozen Tumblers and Wine Glasses
20 dozen Dinner Plates and Guns and SrIcar:
~ dozen 1vory-handlc and Common KNIVES
and Forks
Iiated Casters, Teaspoons, Forks, &c
fendeIs, Shoycls and longs, Dustpaus.
Tnware of all kinds
Brushes OF all kinds
Door Mats, Walters &c.
so dozen English Shoe brushes
ALSO
a large stock of FANCY GOODS and MOTIONS
such AS 0-'"'
EngiiIh Cap and Letter Paper, Envelopes.
Steel Pens and Holders,
Pocket Knives, Pins, Hair Brushes
Dressing, Pocket and Fine Combs
HAIR Pins Knitting Pins Napkin Pins.
ooLD WATCHES, railway time keepers
AS"' uo9-3ts
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FOR RENT At Auction

L'OR RENT, a DESIRABLE PFgT-
DENCE AT THE sOUTHENT cnpTn,,
or TkACE AND MADISON STREETS s1s
- o'clock r. NJ, will rent, upon tho rre,a3, AZ
auction, for the term Of year from The 10 ~
November, the RESIDENCE situated ga 49, i'tn 6f
occupied BY Mr.. ID. W. Archer '"''s and
and gas; also, large lot attached; ''''' "a'er
the city. '' desirable in
TERMS: Made known at time Of renting
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS
Auctior.e,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10

e." DuNLor, MoNcUnE & Co. ask tha
attention OF dealers 10 their auction sale Of nav
GOODS, &c, (see advertisements colnluenriro -
~ = NA''h ALL" -"ois~NiNo. lC--lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10

)APER MILL AND WOOD LAND
l. All AUCfION.-Wll be sold at auction. on
THURSDAY, December lst, at the Blue Ridge Un
lei, In Botetourt county, the macaiamized road
fVe miles from fincastle a PAPER MILL. Iocatei
one nile rom the hotel! and TRACT OF VALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from -
nnu. Inc mil Is III good order, with excellent ma
chlnery, but little worn-indeed as good as new -
me ESTABLISHMENT is supplied with a supcrabuu-
dance OF clear water for washing rags and the right
10 make lime for its purposes from an adjoining
quarry.
Sale 70 take place at l. O'Clock, and terms cash
J. a. COWARDIN
n B-This valuable property MAY BE PUR-
CHASED PRIVATELY II early application is
made. II thus sold. prompt notice viii be given Of
the iact Toe 3l-tdsI J. y. COWARDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10

FOR SALE MEAL at So per bu~hcl. NEW
FLOUR at $40 per pound. no lot,
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iE'lAL NOTICE. Tho proprietor oi
- thr ALABAMA, or "2Hp." hiyiug again OPENED
.' EALING DEPAKfMENTof hi. ,-t,bll. hinrnt
- - hhNo !" inform has patrons uni the tuhiI,
/" tnauS That u" Will rnd"tvor To- keep ON hand
,'y@ aSd 4, pr,pai,i 1, t,l. rc,sIi,. ., ~
s.t,,,l,' noNhhEhs 'hripcr and l-.tt.f IN IA any
"' N'' 'itN. no - 90
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
BY Il. 8. Peasants, Auctioneer

BY K. 8. Peasants, Auctoneer.
Two BE SOLD, FOR AND ON AC-
COUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY~CONCERN,
BEING PURCHASES FORMERLY MADE BY
SAID PARTIES, BUT WHO HAVE FAILED
TO COMPLY WITH TIE TERMS OF SALE
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, ut IL O'Clock, will
SELL by order of the sheriff of the CITY of Richmond
at my store,
IL SILVER TABLESPOONS,
SILVER TEASPOONS
no v. s. PLEASANTS, Auctoneer
Ou ) ElIOLD FURNITURE. &c.
Fur SALE AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
Wv iith instant mt 10 O'Clock will sell Mt nv
comprising oi'i "o''
Jenny Lind Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Wartrobes, Cabinets
Tables, WashStands Chairs
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Vinegar, Confederate Paper
Knives, Forks, Spoons,
Cooking and other Stoves
besides numerous other articles
no f. S. PLEASANTS Auctioneer.