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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

I OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. ON-IA AAHLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION or THE CURRENCY
LAW.-D-Posts on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this eIty, Assistant TTeasurers a.
Oh rleston ana Mobile, and the DepasraTles a.
" linnngton, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan~
nah and Montgomery, and certificates Will be issued
for the hearing interest the rate OF four pen
cent. Der annum, and secured by the hypothecahon
of an amount OF the above bonds equal to the sum
q these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied
-lusIvely TO the payment of the said certificates.
Inc security Gnd convenience afforded to banks
ana ether corporations and the public generally,
by this mode OF temporary investment, ana the Ell
fect Of the MEASURE IL generally adopted, IN keep
Ig the currency within moderate bounds it is hoped
viii commend it to the favorable consideration OF the
community and secure their prompt cooperation IL
carving II into effect G. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary CT the Treasury.
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NEWSPAPER CnAsGE.-Captain q

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Captain @. A.
Wallace, of this city, formerly Of the
"Wise Legion" has recently purchased
the Anssiger, an established German
newspaper, published in this city by Mr.
Hassel. 1t is proposed by the new pro.
prietor to enlarge the paper and add ge-
nerally to the interest Of its columns -
He will soon visit the Southern cities In
order to secure for it wider circulation.
Mr.. Hassel will remain In the establish.
ment as associate editor and general me-
chanical superintendent. We commend
the enterprise to the patronage Of the
public
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF RIcH1o.,D (.
AND DfANvILLE RAILROAD.
RTcE-c-}y Dooo,cbor IN 1884

NJ OIICE.-On and after MONDAY
Y December 18th, 1854, the PA SSENGE Il
TRAINS on this road will run as follows:
WAY TRAIN leaves Richmond daily at O'Clock
A NJ. and arrives in Danville at $50 P III. Re
turning, leaves Danviile at 40 A. M and arrives
at Richmond at ?. NJ. This train will carry the
local travel ony and through passengers for points
beyond Danvi1e viii not be allowed upon it. Pas
sereers for Southside road, west OF Junction, viii
take this train.
THROUGH TRAIN leaves Richu a1 daily at II
A. ID, and arrives at Danviue at z. NJ Re
tuning, leaves DaTvlle at Il p II. and arrives in
Richmond at Is A II. Through tram viii not
stop at any station except for wood and water,
and local passengers will not be permitted 70 ride
it II will connect at Burkeyille with trains the
Southside road TO and from Petersburg
PASSENGER TRAINS on PIEDMONT RAIL-
ROAD viii leave Danyille at : 80 A. NJ and arrive
in Greensboro at 6 80 A. NJ. Returning, leaves
Greensboro at 3 80 z. NJ and arrives in Danvle at
IL 80 z NJ. This train Will make close connec-
tiOn at Danville with the through train on the
Richmond and Danvihe railroad and at Greensboro
with trains on the North Carolina TailToai.l
JAMES H. LESTER,
de i0--Gt Ticket Agent.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
COSFEpKRATE STATES or AMERICA,
Hirhmoui Au11ISt X l-f4

SiERTTFTCATESOF OF INDEBTEDNESS.
BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
tie turtscEth section OF the act TO reduce the
Tency, approved February IL, 1854 the Secretary OF
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above cert~
nlates, payable two year; after the ratification Of
ts,aIy OF peace with the United States They cam
Eot Ue sold, but only TO be issued to such cred
t5T5 Of the Government wilinE TO receive the
soIe IL payment Of their demands. They must also
us gwen at par though free from taxation.
Inc attention Of purchasing agents and disburs-
iTg o,ceT7 Of the Government is called to this class
otpubhc securities as Offering peculiar advantages
Er5 bought ana to facilitate the use OF them checks
drawn uy Disturbing officers upon the dcpositar;es
holding these fuI.ds, ana marked across the face
payable N certificates OF lpdebtedness,' Will b
pa4d III conformity herewith.
Depcsitaries are hereby authorized and required
E comply With tins regulation, and TO make appii
cation 10 the Register for supplies of certificates as
required. Signed q. a. TRENHOLM,
.6u ZZ-ts~ Secretary of Treasury.
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hi0HNeND, ifeceTuDfr loDf J
- EVENT II RTY y TREA S L X Y
~ AOTES.-Ia pursuance Of an act Of Congress,
approved November 2s, 1864, entitled An act to
huthouse the Secretary Of the Treasury 20 exchange
coupon bonds fot sevcn-thrty treasury notes. hold
et= Oi such hereby p6tified that after TIM.
payment OF the annual interest due thereon on the
brst day of January, 1865, upon presrntaton OF The
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers sad Paw
Ibegost.Ties ,as designated al FOOT will issue eert-
Ec9tcs theTeor, which will entitle the holders 10
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the first day
CI January loCa bearing SIX per cent interest from
10 said nFst of January. 1867 payable ON the first
days Vi January and July an each year. The Trea.
hulef, Assistant TreasaTers ard Depositaries will
make weeky reports - the Register OF the Treasury
Of snch ceiisates issued st their Offices wlereupon
bonds viii be sent forward ia satisfaction OF
Ihe notes wall 65 cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded 10 the First Auditor
q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer 81 Richmond. Virginia
Assistant IroaElrrrs at Charleston and Mobile.
bspo-fsres at Raleigh ana " Wilmington, North Ca
r1ias.
nepos.tslies at Charleston and Columbis South Ca
T1iiHs.
DeFosittries al Savannah aud Augusta, Georgia
DepSsstsries at Tallahassee, Florida, ana Montgo-
IEsFy, Alacans.
DpP3sitaTies at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
aud MarshalI, Texas de 3--ts
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: PPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-Tl

a PPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-Tk6
"A Relief Committee OF Richmond appeal to thC
pubic Tor aid behalf Of tie families Of soldiers
and refugees in the city.
Richmond Is filed with refugees from every por-
ton If the Confeieracy, many OF them the families
Of soldiers in the field,
Liberal and regular contributions Of money, food
anu fuel are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles contributed to the poor
tree Of charge.
Contributions Of money should be sent to II E c
Baskervill, Treasurer and all supplies should be
consigned to tts Belief Committee Of RichH0Iid u
care Vi Me5sTs. Martin s. Cariozo,
RELIEF CoMz.IrTEB.-H f. Q. BaskeTvil, Irea-
surer; William Bell, DR. w II Gwathmey, J. L
Aau,y, Directors; william II Ples-snts, Secretary
Dr c. g. Barney, W IL. ClernIn1tt, Robert J Chrs-
tan. Lewis d Creushaw ! r.. Chamberlayne, "
IL, Danarson, DR.. j. II, Ellereon, Colonel Thomas
III. Ellis, George Gibson Patrick II. Gibson, Jsine=
Gordon, Blackburn Hughes Abner T. Harvey,
Samuel J. Harrison, Judge William Ii. Lyons rhos
W. MeCance, Z. Cary Nicholas, Samuel M Price,
J. D. r.. Slcight, John r. Tucker, Asa Snyder, Da-
vid T. Williams, joel Watkins " liiam Willis, Jr
WILLIAM Z. AUNFOED,
de Q-1ru President
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MIsCELLANEorS.

A heavy snow storm prevailed on sa-
turday from Baltimore to Portland.
Maine. $50 -ff,
On Friday, in the Virginia Legisla.
ture," in session at Alexandria, Joseph
Segar, of Elizabeth City county, was de-
clared elected United States Senator, in
place Of Hon. L. j. Bowden, deceased
Gold. closed in New York on Saturday
night at 234.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRAYER by the Rev. DIR. Jeter.

Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Jeter
The morning hour was consumed in
the discussion of the bin confscating the
property of those who have left the Con
federacy to avoid military service.
A bill, reported by Mr.. Burnett, of the
Committee on Pay and Mileage, increas-
ing the pay of members OF Congress
fifty per cent, was passed. Ayes, 45 {;
nays, Al. THE present salary of Con
gressmen is $4,000 per annum.
Adjourned.
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THE REAL OBJECT OF sHERMAN's INV
SION-A YANKEE VIEW OF TT

THE REAL OBJECT OF sHERMAN's INvA-
sIoN-A YANKEE VIEW OF IT..
/. The New York Times annourres that
it is not of those who expect vast adyan-
tages from Sherman's advance through
Georgia, "viewed merely as raid" and
it goes on to give what, in its view, does
constitute the advantages which are to
arise from it:
Georgia is undoubtedly the granary of
the Confederacy, and to destroy its har-
vests will cripple Lees army this winter
The carrying off of cattle and horses will.
beside, lame the transporting power o:
the rebel Confederacy. All these are
benefits OF some importance which we
shall derive from Sherman's invasion.
But, On the other hand, the Confede-
racy is essentially an agricultural State.
Vast breadths of land in South Carolina,
Eastern Georgia and North Carolina, for.
| merly planted with cotton, have been,
during the last year, sown with wheat
aad corn. 1t will be exceedingly diff
cult to starve out such community.
Again, destructive invasion Of this
kind creates vast number of new ene-
mics. Every man robbed and stripped
by the tempest of destruction now sweep
ing through Georgia Is ashencetoyM a hun
dred fold more bitter hater Of the North
and the Union than erer before. al
doubtful and lukeparm Southerners en-
that State haze undoubtedly become nose
intense secessi0nists. tits just as it would
be here if Lee should sweep the banks
of the Hudson in broad track of desc,
lation from Albany to New York, leaving
| nothing but blackened homesteads and
wasted farms. There would be but one
effect. Every Copperhead would become
at once violent Uniohist, even perhap,
a " black abolitionist" Patriotism, ha-
| tired Of the invader, would be ten folC
more strong; for there is certain limit
beyond which, if you injure man, no
thing is left bat hate and despair. Every
raid into South or North has tendency
without question, to encourage enlist
| ments" on the other side. Still, these
are the necessary evils Of war. Ii soil
difies each side. n people ike the an
qto-American could meier be reduced Il
su6m ission- By burning their barns 0,
plundersng their keuses.
The sole and the grand importance o
| the invasion OF Sherman we hold to bs
its military aina. The cities on his line
se march are of no consequence to HIN
| unless he can destroy their depots o
supplies and their srsenals. Savannah
itself is of little importance, in mill
tarv point of view. The great ends
gained by bis bold movement will be ths
dissection Of the great Southern railroad
system, the large force Of ablc-bodiet
negroes he may acquire, both for furthel
military and pioneer purposes, and
above all, the influence he will at ono,
extrt on the Virginia campaign. Genera
Sherman, we may be sure, with his lon;
head, is aiming at something more thar
burning towns, grain, corn-cribs, or cap
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SLEEPING on BIS Posr.-Uriah Niscon.
member of company G, Twenty -6ith yir-
einia battalion. waa forwarded % this
city, under guard, on yesterday, and
committed to Castle Thunder, ON the
charge of sleeping on picket post How
man could have possibly slept on guard
in the open air such nights NJ we have
had for the past two or three is truly as
tonishipg.
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YANKEE DEsERrsRs. - Between 0fsy
and sixty Yankee desertsrs came into
our lines below the city In body on
Monday night, each one desiring 10 b
sent homeward under the rule set forth
in "Order No. Co." They were CON.
mitted to Castle Thunder till sufficient
number is collected to be sent Oh.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
CCHFFDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond Va August %. 1854.

ID POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
"a INTO Ell ECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE l3, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
The ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1861, 40 Ex-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Farres owning registered eight Per cent. bonds
under the act Of May l6 1861, desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, Will assign them, IN the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back Of the certificate, TO the "Ccniederate
States OF America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
tie Treasury Department, who viii therenpon, IN
compliance with the provisions OF the act OF june
l 1864 i3sue coupon bonds for the amount specified
Ia the registered bonds SO assigned
@. A. TRENHOLM,
au29-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
t1EFTDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, November IL. 1864.

FERFASURY NOTES OF THE OLD
iSSUE.--To the enithat every facility may be
afforded to the holders OF these notes in eifectne
the exchange for new, the Treasurer, Assistant
1rcasuTers and PAY Depositaries, ana the Deposi-
=Ties whose duty has been hitherto limited TO fund
lnx hereby authorized to receive the notes 10,
exchange. Those not supplied with funds Will re-
gsteI tha names OF the depOstors receiving sllnotes
offered iOT, and entitled to- exchange until the st
day OF January, 1868, inclusive. The notes re-
Clved sni registered must be forwarded By express
70 the Treasurer at Richmond, with a copy Of the
register ard new issues tor the payment of the de-
positors viii DC Immediately forwarded in return
The Assistant TIeasurers and DepositalIes are
hereby instructed to republish this notice.
g. A TRENHOLM,
10 ls-tlJ Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NEW CONCERN.-L. HARVEY &

NJ EW CONCERN.-L. HARVEY &
~ co, WHOLESALE DEALERS AND GENERAL
CoMMTssI0E MERCHANTS, No. III CAhT STREET,
RICHMOND, VIESISIA.--Havins located at the above
stand for the purpose Of conducting GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, we offer our services to
the public and respectfully solicit consgnments OF
all kinds. Having had considerable experience in
the bu ,iness, We feel confident that we can please
those who may favor us with consignInents. Quick
sales and prompt returns OF funds viii be made in
every case; and We trust, by observing this rule
aud by strict attention to business, merit tand
recelve) liberal share Of the public patronage
Give Us trial, l. HARVEY CO,
IL Cary street, Richmond
References George Bagby, Richmond W
Parrish, LyEchburg; Lemuel PEBBLES, Petersburg.
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nj OTI CE.--A gentleman proposes to
Y leave for Europe in about thirty days, and So
icits orders for the purchase OF supplies and the
transaction of business generally, having large
European mercantile acquaintance. This is an ex-
eecnt opportunity for those who may have business
10 transact on the Continent He vii return in fom
or Eve months. The best of references givtn Adj
dress "box l0e, Salisbury, North Carolina" or
" II McC.," care ", z Price, Esq, RiehInond,
Virginia. no S-oot
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IKKANURT DEPARTMENT, \
COEFEDERATE STATse OF AMERICA,
Eicf,u,.u1 T11lu % lSH1
yEVAxFp TREASURY NOTEs-In

fENAAED TREASURY NOIES-ln or
DIR 10 promote, as tar practicable, the early
= liquidation by the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
TeT ana P4y DepostaTss in the different States:
hereby authorized to taceive the said notes, except
the 500 notes. at Cos per centum, ON deposit lssu-
iLg for same certificates OF loan, upon hypctkeca-
non of non-ta1able bonds The said certificates to
he payable OF demand after the expiration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby AUTHORIZED 10 receive the taxed notes with
the exception above named, in payment OF bonds,
when sold, ct the rate cf 665 per centum.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
su 22-ta Secretary of the Treasury.
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FIRE.-The alarm OF fire yesterday
morning was caused by the accidental
burning of the roof of a small brick
building in the Valley, near the Lancss.
terian school. 1t was occupied by ne
groes, and only Sustained slight Injury.
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TnrAsury DgpAarMENT,
INEAabFf DEFAFI HLNII 4
CoSFEpzRAFE ErATKs or AMEkIcA, I
I.raaoSD. October IL, 1864. J

4
lticsaoSD, ootober IL, 1861
MONT XABLE BONDS, FIVE
Y HUEDRED-MILLIoE LoAN.--SALE CON
TlNURD.-l,umegous applications having been
made for Londs al the established price OF one hum
dTad ana thirty 1--WE dollars aud interest," ulei elr
srcn il has been determined to continue the sale
st the ghove prieS until further notice
Asenta foI the sale OF these Bonds are instructea
to at ia srcordance TIth this order and the aten-
t,ou of dsbGrsine ocers o. the Government y par
fi,rIisrl1, caIlei 10 A. O. A. TRENHOLM,
&C 12-t9 Secretary OF the ireasuiy-
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RoBBERY.-On Monday night negro
huckster was knocked down BY two men.
dressed in soldiers clothes, near the
corner of Leigh and Henry streets. and
robbed of his watch and pockst.boox
containing three hundred dollars. Afisr
knocking him down, one Of the Rarfotsrs-
held pistol to his head ' bile the other
rifled his pockets. M
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

A dispatch from Vicksburg, of the 4th
instant, says:
Major General Dana, by successful
expedition from Vicksburg, destroyed
the Mississippi Central railroad for thirty
miles above Big Black erossing, includins
the long bridge at that place, where the
enemy were found in force but the work
was etectually done. The troops returned
to Vicksburg with loss of five killed
and forty-one wounded and missing.
Twenty five hundred bales of Confede
rate cotton and about $500, 900 worth OF
other property was destroyed.
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i RIcHMoSD.-Ths CONFEDERATE Rad
IEo-IooM win be opsn every evening szpssss.v
and szessssesiy for xAprEs bsswssn tbs hosr q
and O'Clock. No ssutisansn viii ~ sAnlrsA
between those hours.
The latest LADIES' MAaAzrSrs ana BOOKS
OF FASHION, containing eolorsd f&slsse IsassA
showing the latest styiss Of dresssz sleas> baass
hats, collars, trimmings. patterns Sor snbrss<srIus
the latest modes Of dssssing 90 hsk. -
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TWO THOUSAND POUNDS COP
PERAs Tor sale by W. IL. SCOTT,
Drnsgist, corner Of Seventeenth and Franklin
s.reets de l4--3t-
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rsvO CONFECTIoNERs, GRoCERS,
Suffers AND OTHERs.-Yoar attention
il called TO the large sale of PICKLES, chEE-
RIES and CATSUPs at our auction sale, next FRI
DAY, December 10th, together with large assoit-
inent OF desirable goods
de- Is-lts ROBINSON, ADAMS s. co.
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NAVY DEPARTMEsT,
OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE,
RICHMOND, Va, September l9, 1864. }
NTOTICE.-Fron and after MONDAY
Y NEXT, the 26th instant, the STEAMER
SlyHRA PNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets fol
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock 7. M touching at ali the prln-
cipal landings on the river.
JOHN Il. PARKER,
GO 20-ts Lieutenant in charge.
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Sifbmoao 4ispatfb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a, lss

The DAILY DIsrATeH il furnished to News DEAL
ER. and CAanIE1 at TyssassrF DOLLARS per ONE Hun
bHED COPIES. 588f
SuHscRfsfE saftding to the Office for their psper'
viii be char i Five DOLLARS per month.
tst5noIE coxIzs OF the Dispatch TwRETT-FIyI
EkSTS.
! ClsRrERs ara authorized to charge osF DoLLAr
AND sEvEsrY-FrvE cIsrs FER WEEK to their sub
scTibess.
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INKS, INKS, INKS,-superior quality
all colors-warranred to give entire satisfaction.
Also. INDELIBLE INK, wholesale and retail.
Prices reasonable. liberal discount to the trade
and 10 wholesale buyers.
E D. HOVER s. Co,
Practical Chemists No. 4, under Exchange Hotel,
Fourteenth street. de lit
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Is ai - - = =
OFFICIAL.


TnsAscRy DEPARTaENr,l
toNFFDTHATE STATES oy AxRrfcA J
RICHMOND, December 4 1864.
Two HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT.
CALL CERTTFIcArES.- Attention is respect.
iHs estisd 10 the prov as of the ninth section ot
the act oi tonEress, ehlsalsd act 10 reduce the
currency, &c, approved February IL, 1854, which
deeiareg hat an csi certificates shan be ninsa
1e AID saS hc "a d IN all respects as is provided
veTt5tte /" '
me fourth sel.ioa OF said act imposes tax Of
one h9ndred per cent on the Treasury notes repre-
sshted oy said fve per cent call certificates which
thai remain outstanding on the rst day of January
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve
q. A TRENHOLM,
ot fists Secretary OF the Treasury
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NOTICE.-Having some very fine ALE,
y put up in quart and pint bottles, would hike
to call the attention OF fapies ana conTaiescents,
as the Ale Is manufactured for medical and family
use Orders left at No. 20S hIsin street, at ny
place. at Buchanan Spring, will be promptly allied.
de l0-lw- ED. ). EUhER.
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NOTHERS, ATTENTION - Leonard's 9
lvI COUGH SYRUP--an INSTANT RELIEF
ior COUGHS AND COLDS Especially recon-
mended fyy children. dc A-zr
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND MFR
IN cHANTs.-NEW M0LASSEs BARRELS,
KEGs FOR sALE-i can furnish the above IN any
quantity and ali Of the best quality snd delivered
IN anv mart OF the city without cost cf dralake
- WILLIAM I. TRUEMAN,
tm No So Main street.
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TXTRACF LOCKWOOD, for sale by
II w. IL. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Of Seventeenth and Franhlin streets.
n de l4-3ts
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SitImond 9ispatt!y.
BY J. A. cowARDIN q CO..

-
TsE DisrArcuisf shed daily, (suniays except.
et,l at frFry notf- rtwelvp months. TvvsTv-
nys DOLLARS for So onthss rIrrfrx poLyARs for
taree months or w porttss for ono month in aa
vance. All renttancesby by mail are Al th fsk al those
who make them.
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WANTED, HANDS to make COATS,
w PANTS and SHIRTS Nv old hands pre-
ferIed. Al. u. SWEELEY,
de i4-itt 1O2 Main st1i et.
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VOL. XXVU.
TAINTED.

uJANTED, a first rate COOK, WASH
w Err AND iRoNEk. lof the balance Of this,
snd, if she should suit, the ensuing year. She
must we'll recommended for honesty and
health, aud be without eneumbgance. Aiso, little
0IRL, eight or ten years OF age. Apply to ROBERT
j. SMlTH, at the Shoollae Mill, OF second house
on Ninth street. north of Leigh. dc l9--3t.
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WANTED TO SELL, pair of PA
w TENT PLATFORM SCALES. Inquire ct
Mr.. O'DONNELL'S, Broad street near Ninth,
de l4-2t-
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M ANTED, two or three ROOMS, for a
w gentleman and his wife, in pleasant part
OF the city. References given. Address c. j. b.
at this office. de l4-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-14
TIE VAR NEWS.

No event of importance has occurred
on the north side since General Long
streets reconnaissance Of last Saturday.
The troops thrown over by Grant to
meet Longstreets movement have been
withdrawn 10 the south side. Every
thing indicates protracted quiet on this
side of the river