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= 4HFt-LHf UEFAPTIFHT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,

oicLIilcDd, July %, 1864. J
FAXED TREASURY NOTES.-Tn or
d.r % promote. as far as practicable the early
u 1.1At.pn ~ the Treasury Of me OUTSTAEnTN
Aa-AED t'01L5, the Treasurer, Assistant Treae,1.
ts. ena tey bePontzrea in thu different States. arr
;74Iy aOth 2rzsd y receive the said notes except
~ i.t sam certificates OF loan, upon hvpothec9
t'ou oI hoa-tzE1he bonds. 1ne said certificates 10
81 demand af-oT the e1 rration Of ninety
Ana hl agents f,r TIE sale Of the above bon5z ar,
hereby euticI .si 10 receive the taxed notes. vii
..e eAeeI alL1 above named, III payment OF bonds
W "a so'l' q tie rate Of e63 Per ceatum
a. G. a. TRENHOLM
~ Es---t1 Secretary Of the Trea a,1-v
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OFFICIAL.
c~,.. TREASURY DrpAHrMrxT.
'oHFknERATr STArrs or AwrRfc.
RTt HN0Np DoNaty,t,.s ,cS,

-. v-. Ni,hNoNo, December I, 1851 !
~ ~ EN-T HIRTT TRFASuRy
~ NothS.-lE pursuance CT an act az c,nora..
apRtVFed November &c, l664 entitled "An - :.
"~.'v.ise the Secretary Of the Treasury "a orchsn
pcn oonds Tor seven-:hifty tTes sry no,ea ), bniS
~ ~" y. Seeh nq'es are heTvby notified that sf4or a.
g. 's.h' o. The annual interest due thereon on th
80 gay o. January, 1865, upon presentation Of ~
p.'' tte treasurer Assistant Trcss,lrers an5 T,a
pVA'ts1es az designated at foot viii iss,,e oots
- 'Hereior, which viii cntit.e the bolders =,
eSS"P,h h9AGs raya6le thirty years after the ,et 5a
- - "'Gsfy' lNbJ, bearing six per cent iuteyss, ,rl,
10. s'id IN; ot January, 1865 PAYABLE on The ft
"'yS ~ o January and July in each wear The TT,a.
.l"tt' ASSISTANT TreasurcrS and DaosfSif,,jce y,n
i1"ee weekly reports T. the Register of the rsc,
=, sgeA csfiiheates issaed AZ thsirofoes vherou,2
hos va be cent forward in satisfaction of am.
aIc noses Mil Ce cancelled in the "a sl n,an7@y s,
forwarded q the First Auditor. '''
q. a. TRENHOLM,
T,,o-...- Secretary Of Ireasi,y
treasurer st Richmond, Virginia
51ss4st,.at ire2sareCs u, Charleston and Mobile
- 'aIies II Raleigh ana Wilmington, North ca.
Dep9sisr'es at Charleston AID Columbia, South Ca
= = IDeps3.s'ilea st Savannah and Aurueta. 0eor-fs.
NSp eS.tallea Il Tallahassee, Tlcrida, and Rontco-
Elery, Alabama ~ 1''i' 81
De eoeiaIies AZ Columbus Mississippi, and TTorstor
and Marshall, Texas. 10 90
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TEFAsURY DEFARTMFNT,
COTTFnFRATE STATES or AMERICA,
HICusfO,,D November 2 1894


HTRCULAR.--it being decided that
= four per cent. certificates, ard the bonds is
fued therefor receivable IN payment OF the tax
on CON- moneys held abroad bills Of exchange and
fOreIfn Credits persons WHO have paid these taxes
in new Issue are entitled to he return of the notes
The Treasurer, 4 ssI5taut TreasuieiS auG Pay De-
pcstar5cs who have the deposits OF tax coli
iectors authorized, such cases, TO refund the
notes and receive IN lieu thereof equal amount
Of four per cent certificates, bonds upon the de-
ypsnd of the state Tax Collector. And the bonds
CT certificates 70 be exchanged shall be endorsed as
follows 81 certify that the within for attached)
certificate was received from - - in heu
OF so much tax eIroneously collected from him n
currency Of the new issue, and that the same has
teen excl anged fcr new issue TO reimburse him "
G1j gigned by the State Tax Collector
q. a. TRENHOLM
70 l0-lm Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPAETsrpST.
toiFEDFRATE STATES or AmERzcA.
RICHMOND, October II, 1864.

AT1EIMVFU1 OlICbsr T, I5U4. J
~ ONT "A B LIE BONDS FIVE
I dCNDFED-AILLION LOAN-SAIE COW
IN ID y umcr0us applications having bean
IL - icr Bonds al tie established price of one bu7-
cft and Ihrty-ve dollars and interest under cir
Tar en- -iE-e teI4 TO fa9ciabie co-.sideT-
aton II has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price Until further notice
Agents Tor the sale OF these Bonds are instructed
70 act in accordance With this order; and the atca-
ton Of distursing oos= Of the Government Is PAR
ucAldrly called to II, O. A. TRENHOLM,
o2lz-ts Secretary OF the Treasury
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RUNA VA rs,
IT V e HUNDRED D0ITAT

Il HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
4 WARD.-The above reward viii Ss rsi5 ~
fne @ apprehension and delivery at Robert Lunrt,ns
eft s., Chi VA .hls cay, OF my NEGRO BOY, SAM Hs
Ts ohnoora7o Hospital yesterday or the dav -
lore Sam Is about twenty five years Of sSs ms v"-
!atto about fve feet ten inches hgh. ramsrtahI-
well formed and handsome, and partcaIsrIr 10y
ne Is doubtless trying to make his way into tsc s,.
eI1y lines, and may still be lurking about R,Sh-
mcnd, or he may take service with so,re of onr o.
WILLIAM ATEY TuSI. ~. own
Surgeon Fourth DIVISION JsckSon HON.,
de 7-eod3ts ~A"nPa']4'
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South CAROLINA LFJFEsss eTURE. in the
South Carolina Legislature on Thursday,
number of resolutions we're introduced
declaring, among other things, that no
peace can be had with the United States
except on the basis of separation, and
that as this is known to be the sentiment
OF the Confederate Government, that
convention Of States would be "unpre-
cedented, disorganizing and subversiye
OF the dignity, authority and stability Of
the rogularly-establshed government.
Mr. Rhett introduced a resolution declar-
ing that the Confederate Government has
no right to emancpate slaves on any
ground, nor to conscribe State officers
nor TO abridge the freedom of the press
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at 12 O'Clock. PRAYER
by Rev DR.. Moore.
The House, upon suspension of the
rules, passed a resolution requesting tbe
President to furnish information as to
whether the act imposing duties unon
the foreign commerce Of the Confederate
States had been. NITROUS or beneficial
to the interests of the Government.
On motion of Mr.. Russell, of Virginia
the House resolved itself into secret
session; and, having re opened, ad-
iourned
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1
| FROM GEORGIA.-We find in the Geor
gla papers some history of the horror.
oi SheTman's march through that State
In long letter, written from Milledge
vile after the Yankees had left, and writ
ten in calm, dispassionate style, with.
out any attempt at exaggeration, we find
the following terrible paragraph:
The most dreadful thing was their vio-
lehce towards the ladies. At least SIR ~
se0sn suffered tie last ertregalfu One
young girl Became crazed in conse.
quence, and has been sent to the ASYLUM
other ladies were stripped of their gar.
ments, and, in such plight, compelled
10 play the piano; and, in the event of
a refusal, switched numerically. Let
Georglans remember these things in the
day of battle u
Inc same writer, speaking of the con
dition Of Sherman's army, says:
The soldiers were admirably clothed
ana appointed. Each man had eighty
ROUNDS OF ammunition, while their wa
CONS contained f1eS material without
and they suffered for nothing" "
A gentleman who left Atlanta after ifs
evacuation by Sherman reports that
-, Iherear guard of Sherman's army left
there on Wednesday week, leaving some
one hundred of their sick and wounded in
the place. Before leaving, they burned
all the railroad and other public build. |
ngs, including the hotels, banking and
business houses. The Masonic Hall
churches, dwellings and college build
ngs were left undtsturbed. The State |
'oad is reported destroyed as far north |
IS Chickamauga."
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
IlLnl, ,rn-ral N hrrr,--A |. 1Ona
'---1Ai'i1N'' ' 81 aug u't 20, iopf-
, FGVJATTONS FOR CARRYING

D EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
Z l. INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE l3, 1854, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONES, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED NAY lG, 1861, To EX-
CHANGE THE SANE FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act ol May l6 1861, desiring to exchange
them ior coupon bonds Will aCsign them, in the
manner pointed ont II the printed endorsement on
the back Of the certificate, Il. tSe Confederate
States OF America, III eschanee tOr coupon bonds"
and cause them to Na presenla! to the Begistar OF
the Treasury Department who will therauDou, in
compliance TItn the provisions of the act OF Time
49, 1864 issue coupon bonds for TIE amount specified
il the registered bonds so assigned.
G. A, TRENHOLM,
Gu 2S-tS Secretary Of the Treasury
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hlSSOLUTION.-T firm of BOUJS
& SANDERSON is this day dissolved by mu.
tuai consent. The business Of the concern viii be
settled at No. lii Main street
STEPHEN B0UIa in,
- JOHN 4. SANDERSOS.
November 18th, 1904 no 22-rodlOt-
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WANTED.

WANTED wish to engage tba co.
w wees OF lady as GoVERNEsS for ms -,
sng ssS who is entirely cornre,ent
o. an Engilsh education, Latin French .nd ns,,s.s
or on ,i's piano. pleasant and desirable homs =
CURED 10 an applicant, who must be vel, r.eera =
Gloucester aaese eo%r,b tie UNDERSIGNED living near
-..---sawot W SNTrTr
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Sltbmma @ispatcb,
BY j. a. cowAnDry g co,

cd st ,s,H'oa y,Srv IS published daily Sundays exoart
~ ooah,ss for ss reonths; rrrr,eS no,,,ns ~.
ysnra on I'VE DOLLARS for one month. in Al.
Al renlittaces by mail are at The rish a, ~.
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THE WAR NEFS.

notwithstanding that by many it wa
expected that Grant would sake SOM
offensive movement yesterday, the da7
passed without any event of importance
Exchanges of papers took place as usua
on the north side, (though none were O
later date than those already received
from which fact it would appear that the
tacit truce. heretofore existing between
the pickets has not been broken bv the
presence of Buffers negroes.
We stated yesterday that Grant had
been reinforced by the Sixth corps from
Sheridan's army. From the number of
transports, loaded with troops, that have
been passing down the Potomac during
the last four days, it is probable that the
L'ghth corps is also moving to James
river, We think it quite certain that
Grant IS mastering forces for the long
talked-of grand attack upon the Rich.
mond lines. His concentration for this
purpose will not occupy him long; and if
the fine weather of the last few davs
continues, he may bring on a battle this
week.
FROM PETERSBURG.
There was no news Of Importance from
Petersburg yesterday, Some cannon
aiding was kept up on our left during
Monday, but without result.
The Yankee army have pulled down
all the. dwelling-houses between Peters. |
burg and City Point, and are construct |
ng winter quarters out of them.
sHERMAN's CAMPAIGN
Official dispatches received from Geor.
ia give the particulars Of a fight be.
ween Wheeler's cavalry and the enemy,
which took place last Saturday, in the |
leighborhood Of Waynesbro', between
lillen and Augusta, and about twenty
lilies north of the former place
Wheeler attacked Kilpatrick's cavalry on
aturday evening and drove them back
pom their infantry, and about midnight
lade an attack upon the Yankee in | t
'Htry' The next morning, Fitzpatrick, a
ith his cavalry and the Fourteenth
'rPs Of Yankee infantry, attacked
heeler, who had thrown Up breast
orks, but were repulsed with heavy
SIS. Fitzpatrick was reported to have .
en wounded. Wheeler was subse r,
'ently, however, obliged to fall back. q
: sneIny bsing rery superior Il. -.=z=-.. g
rs and threatening to flank him. The r
emy then turned about and proceeded
the direction of Millen. e'
General Wheeler, since the setting out =,
Sherman's expedition, has displayed q,
'tinguished ability and gallantry. He th
brave and accomplished officer, fully al
to his profession in every respect ex- III III
ot in the matter of raids, in the con- oh
ct OF which it must be admitted he has in
been very successful During this ro
npaign he has hung upon Shefman's as
#, cutting off stragglers, and lowered
his fanks, driving in foraging parties, l.
lie one' portion Of his command pre-
led the enemy, destroying bridges and
rles and obstructing roads. In addi r"
to all this, he has three or four '0'
les beaten superior forces of the en-.
Us cavalry in battle. He and his ~,
have been constantly in e.saddle ouI
now nearly a month. fals
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NEW CONCERN.


IN BOUIS, SANDERSoN & TABB,
AUCTION Commission AND GENERAL AaKHcY
Ihe undersigned have this day associated them
selves for the purpose of carrying on the AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS generally, under
the style and firm Of BoUIs, sANDEkSoN q
IAbb; and having taken that large and commo-
dlous house W,lhsm Ira Sunith's old stand No ll4
Nam street, where they have full room for storage
and advantageous display Of Goods, Wares ami
Merchandise OF every description. Furniture, 6e,
&c, a., they solicit eons,snments. PiedgDs their
strct attention TO every matter entruatsd 10 them,
to be energetic and prompt, they hope TO msit snd
receive the patronage Of their friends and ths Eabe
Sales Of REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATF viii
be attended " In the city aud adjoining count 20.
STEPHEN BOCI5, JR,
JOHN r. SANDEaSC.,
THOMAS I. TABB
November I7th, 1854 no 22-@odlOts
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z l Y f HUNDRED POUNDS COL.
Il MANS MUSTARD,
10 barrels very fine WHISKEY,
10 do. APPLE BRANDY,
~ bales Augusta sHEETINGS and OsNA-
BURG3,
200 bags SALT,
So boxes SPERM CANDLES,
10 barrels COFFEE,
so do. SUGAR all grades;
l0 do. SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
% bales COTTON YARNS,
1000. packages TOBACCO, all grades,
Tor sale by lde 3-6tl ". b JONES & co.
pOUlS. SANDERSON & TABB, AUG
- TON AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ia MAIN STREET, at private sale:
Bacon, Beeswax and Coffee
IaILow and Wax Candles Goldfish,
Cotton Yarns ana Wool Cards,
M1scu's Bls1kIng and Gun Caps,
Flour, Rice, Lye and Mustard,
Moiasses, Pepper and Pickles,
Starch, salt, Soda and Socks,
Chewing aud Smoking Tobacco,
Gin, Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Oonsignment4 solicited.
BOUIS, aANDERSON & TABB
ho Corey Auctioneers.
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1KTSEAENTS.
pICHMoND THEATRE,
AZ Corner seventh and Broad streets

pICHMoND THEATRE,
IA Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
| WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEcrxBEH :, 1864.
"i be presonted the sterling French play entitled
MARION,
| THE PRIDE OF THE MARKET
fHf FrowrR GrFL.. Mrss sALITE PARTIYGToy.
4Hk BASFR..-...... ..........J s. WELLS
iHG hARKtT WoAAS...,................M Mas DrPAP
iHe CHryAIrTR ............,.....1. 8. CHARLES:
ALL THE COMPANY IN TUE CAST.
FANCY DANCE ia syiphide)
Mras MARY PARTINaToN.
COMIC SONG ny request ..............u. ALLEN.
To conclude with for the first time this season the
beautiful, % poetic ti) and romantic tourlesQue)
pay met by Sir Z. Bulwer) entitled the
LADY Or THE LIONS
The LOVES AND ADVENTURES or OUR
POLLY ANN AND CLOD MEDpLENoT;
replets With
SONGS, DANCES, DUETS, CHoRUsEs. &c. &c.
All the company in the piece
Zee bills Of the dsy.
Doors open at quarter to o'clock; performance |
eoEnmenoing Al y O'Clock. de lit
. ICHMOED VARIETIES.
l. l. Franklin street, next to the Exchange Hotel
THIS PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
is nightly crowded.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER :. 1854
UNhcUALLED ATTRACTION.
First appearance Of the WILD MAN OF THE
CANARY ISLANDS
THE WILD CANACCA
IHE OHIO OPERA TROUPE,
SIXTEEN STAR PTRFORMERsl
TIM MORRIS,
he Prince Of Ethiopian AGiustrelsy, positively ap-
pears tonight.
ENTIRE NEW BILL TONIGHT
'hH SONGS, DANCES, BURLEsaUEs, OPE- q
RAs, FARcEs, &c.
iis7 Z 10 7 D. the Charming Vocalist.
'A'i'1L -i~-'I LIZ L the tdSCtl1SIRs IAN | q
seuse,
APPEAR TONIGHT.
See small bilT
[de .-lt"l
4 GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN
y at the NEW MARKET HALL, corner Of i q
Ath ana Marshall streets, on THURSDAY EVE. | o
lAd December 8th, 1864 for the benefit of TWO t.
: SS1EfS. Music By Professor TREMER's band |
1ONCERT.-A SACRED CONCERT nj
4 VIII be given at the III n Z MENTAL NJ
ii I X c II on FRIDAY NEXT, TIE 9tn lDstarr -
nmencing at O'Clock P NJ N
t1cheLs may he had at tbs principal Bookstores IT
al the Confederate States Dspensary, corner Of W
@ .ad and Elshth streets. Price, IS. de G-4t. 60
T N D GRAND BALL ur
oE IHE NF
VIRGINIA PLEASURE CLUB III
vii be given on fai
LDNESDAY EVENING, DEcrvBge :. 1864 ~;
at the
NJ oNTICE CELLO HALL. Co
rand March at half-past o'clock Profsysor Ro- Y
oerger's Band viii be in attendance vo
MAuAoERs:
A-ubS J. RAGLAND, GUS. COLpPOOY. Ao9
ILLIAM TENANT, nj FARETER. bee
LILLIAN KL<lsEf, JOHN Z. ASHLEY, Que
THOMAS WALKER r.
'EcIA1 NcTIcE.-No ladies admitted unless in |
/. MEMBERs OF TIE CLUB. oei
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AEAMSTRESS AND CHAMBER.
NJ MAlD-Wanted, a situation in Ricb,nors e.
1OLoRED WOMAN, of good chaIscte ~ STaW W
oIhhSS and CHAMBERMATD. Any nerson =,
want o. such will find this rare opno,fnnitv 20 20
sun themselves, as the woman advertised for biy :;
not only good seamstress but unders~snSs Is
ing. Address JOHN j. CLARK, Office of the NE
do =
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DIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED,
At moderate prices. IN city and country. Or
deIs LETT III Mrs. 'FIRFH'S store, No. as Broad
street in Mr.. wA0NEk's drug ssore, corner OF
Sixth Ind Broad streets, and Mr.. III. c. G. DREW.
HT'S store, No l13 Main street. viii be attended 10
promVdy. JOHN REfNHARDT,
de s-tots Music Teacher.
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STOLEN from the stable at Greenfield,
y the estate of William Southworth. deceased, in
Coochland county, on Thursday night the 24th of
November, dark brown colored HORSE MULE,
about five feet high, five years DID, some white
marks at the top of his nose; the letter branded
on his left jaw and wsrt on his left zde below the
trace mark. A suitable reward will be paid for his
recovery for information that Will Issd 10 hi, re-
co7ery. Address PRESTON WILKINSON Penn
berton post-oface, Goochland county, or JAMES T.
BUTLER & CO., Richmond. de 2-6ts~-
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VTfRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.-ATl
persons holding Certificates of Deposit Of this
institution are requested 90 present the same for
payment to J. A. BELvIN, President, or az the
store Of E. 3. Spence. I. ID. sIARKE,
Treasurer Virginia Savings Bank.
no 3c--eod2y
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LNSTRAY.--A small BLACK MITE
Il Il was found in my corn-feld abopt tbs ,o,h -
september, with his left fore leg out of oint The
owner IS requested to pay expenses ara tata him
away. WILLIAM o AsUTnN "iin
de 6-3t- -'e" ~Suh'y'
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NEAlS OF SONG: a choice collection
~ OF hymns and Songs for Sunday Schools and
Social Meetings compiled by corps Oh Sunday
school officers; neatly printed aud for sale al the
following prices: Single copy, 81 per dozen, $40
post paid fifty copies, $3.50; one hundred CO.
pies, 500.
Orders promptly filed
WILLIAM II. CLEAfNTTT
NO lao Msn street, Richmond, Virginia
no 23-W&M6ts
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HOUSE TO EXCHANGE.-A gentle.
IL man now renting house, with gas and wa
ter on the premises, and II being to- large for h,s
,AnAy, wishes 70 exchange for a smaller one, and at
less rent-his being between TWO and three tkon-.r5
dollars The house has seven rooms in IT, Is in ths
western part Of the city, and not over ten uinutss'
wax irom the capitol. He wishes house with gas
JUSIUS, care Of Box ss3 dea-a,s
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MEDICINES, &c.-A lot of FRESH
lNl MEDICINES; 100 pairs Of ladies' SHOES
FLLLED CLOTH, &c, for sale by
de e-2t VIII, FowLE, SONS & co,
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N oIICE.-Left my house, on TWENTY
~ fourth and III streets, Union Hilk about tka
nIst M OF last week, one small RED BUFFALO cow
IN gooo 9rder also, one small RED COW, In bad
order: Twill give liberal reward for their deiivsr,
or information so that can get them.
Sco-ot" n TryCp
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M MlLLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
S&A The subscriber has Just rsceived a lot q
FAsHIoNABLE MILLINERY, a. also great VA
nety @ q beautiful DRESS GoSisS ami BLEAcHKD
OOTToNs. 10 which she invites the special sxlen-
uon o. the ladies'. MADAME DEAELMAN,
oe o-ets No. 2ls Brosd street.
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SIRAl NOTICE.-Camet to my house.
~ near the Deep Run turnpike, Henrico countv
on Wednesday, the 23d Of November last, a TATI{'
RED STEER, with some white under the belly and
white star IN the forehead about six wears old.
come forward, prove property. nav exnsnsos anS a
de 5-3t.
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EOR REM. THE FARM ENO1vN A

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND MER.
IN CHANTS. NEW MCLASSEs BARRELS
FLOUR BARRELS, LIQUOR BARRELS AND
KEGS FOR SALE.-I can furnish the above il any
quantity, and sli of the best quality and delivered
N any part Of the city without cost Of drayase.
WILLIAM 7. TRUEMAN,
no lin No. Sc Main street
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AIRAY HORSE.-Came to the camp of
~ the surTy Light Artillery, on the 2sd dsy Of
November, 1854, HORSE, which the owner can
de slots s. M WIIJTANs
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HONEY, HONEY, HONEY, FRESH
III FROM THE C0UHTRY.-S0o pounds of
the finest in the city at No. 200 Broad street. corner
Of Fifth and Broad. de 2--eod4ts
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n WO HUNDRED DCfLARS RE.

n WO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
l. WARD.-Lost, at the Danville depot on the
evening OF the 9th November, a large BLACK
LEA1htk TRUNK, brass bound, containing one
hair set, consisting OF brooch ear-rings branslet
and piece for the neck, with cross attached Bible
to M. j. Eggeston, and two toilet bottles The
above reward will be paid for the above articles if
left at this Office or any information by which thew
may be found. dc S-6t-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

NOTICE.-WTLLIAM J. GENTRY, of
IN the firm Of DARBY, READ & GENTRY,
having disposed of bis interest, NORRIS MON
GOMERY, formerly Of BalamoIe. has purchased an
interest In the business, and the style OF the firm
will be hereafter DARBY. READ CO., Belvin's
Block Shoe Store. no l6-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

M WANTEp THE LADIES AND GEN.
w 1LkMEN TO KNOW they car; have FELT
HATS CLEANED and PRESSED to look as vol
as new. Also, STRAW HATS and BOyNE-rS
DYED, BLEACHED and PRESSED nv Nps
BLAKE, Mayo street, opposite Jewish church
de 7-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

M ANTED, WEEL-FURNISHED
w HOUSE. For one that will suit, ONE
THOUSAND to FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
de 2-5ts -N>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

w ANTED, a GOOD PIANO. ANY
10 lent will please address Box l,55S, city post
Vln-f. de Dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

- EMOFAL.-N . Z I c E.-Having re
= moved my off " to the large aud cotnn,odjous
bdlng on Thirteenth street formerly oer,1Died hr
1F. h Gathnght am prepared TO receive consIeu.
inents OF FURNITURE as well as every descrlptIon
{! goods to be sold al auction or privately
Ihankut-7or past hvors, l now solicit a continu-
ance OF the same, and promise my patrons 10 do l
III my power 10 subseIve then Interest
Outdoor sales attended to as usual vi ith urarnrt
ness and fidelity.
THOMAS W KEESEE, Auctiouesr.
Thirteenth street, between Franklin and Main
d. j-Gt .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

4 tOMPOSITOR WANTED.-Applv q
~ ELLYSON & BROTHERS. Printing of6ee