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TO THE
SOLDIERS /!
We HAvE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE UsE OF BOLDIRRs.
ns printed in four coioTs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
ia countless NUN berB into Dixie. With drums
beating, eoloTs Aging. etc. A blsnk line i
leit for the name Of the Soldier, Compa.y =,
Regiment and O1icers; size I3xIT Tae
certificate il enclosed ia 4 paateboard tabe,
and can be sent % any paFt OF the cOuntry
without injury; and the soldier, sftsr fiIing
up The blank linas, can put il back In the
tube and re-msil Is 70 his friends, and ihsy
will get II framed and preserve "A a. = re-
mambrance-
The demand for this Certificate Is enor-
rnous, ret from oar enlarged facilities fyr
publishing, We are sblN 10 keep constant
supply, and viii al All orders promptly.
Price - esnts. Sent 81 mail, prepaid.
]. n. RHODES 4 CO.,
- Union Street,
EeskVills.
Agents wanted 70 ssll ne shove.
iulyl-3m.
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himsei 4 Governor Of Lobislang to tho
rebel ! teorelsly Of War, is p ubhsbed
Cor gen, sral information
ExEcl TIVE oYfIcE, sHksyu OFT. La.
70 Hon &James 4. .SeI1z, Seerstar7, Of
Var. TseEn,csa, u.
aY DIAN SIk-The tim he come for
Us 10 p,a isto &c ermy s,ssrv o5Ie-Bo9.ed
aegro man ug solder. This should be
done immediately c ongress should
at the coming session . take action on
this most important question. The
negro knows that he cannot escape con
scription if he goes the enemy. lie
must play an import ant part in the war.
1 Hc caused the fgA9, and he soiH hare his
portion Of the tasrtks m to Jeqr. We have
/ learned from des Thought experience.
that negroes can bs taught to fight, and
that al who leave Us are made to fight
against uz Is0fi,Zd free all aJEe % bar
l arms, and pet than into the fcld at once.
They will make much better soldiers
with as than agFinst US, and swell the
now depleted ranks of our armies.
/ beg you 70 give this your earnest
attention
With assurance of my friendly re-
gard and very high esteem, I remain,
very respectfully, your obedient sery-
ant, HExEY W. ALLEN
Governor of Louisiana
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oFFlcE OF PROVOST MARsnAL.

OFFICE Or PROVOST MARSHAL
NAsHFtILF, Tenn-, Ocf. "a, 1854 !
Provost Orders,l
No. 80
All persons, either IN III employ of thr cay A
lhoriies, the Qua ferruas ter'- department, Or
0therEfe, are hereby oFierea to t~e sfrct slflfig
n guarding the FaJlou= tre1clEes ami ex.ayangus
Ia the streets 20 Tie City sSary for PATHS Elgr
poses and ls1 ope1 aiier dark, ether iy efscliug
proper barrels or hangiug lanterns over thent =
The numerous accidents involving peril 70 the
lives % soldiers and cifi8eue. reuder THIS order ne
sary, and al persons vll te held % asfift re-
couutataify fcr nrn-coFnpiance with it
BY command 81 Bng Gen. JN0. F. MUIR
HUNTER BROOKE,
oct25-f Capt and Provost Mar hal
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- Persons asrttiAg to tsis Office e s'te-
ey,bs for re Union, or on cry other bif,'7's's'
,so,sid azdrsss Their letters 70
WI. CAMERON 4 CO., FpsitsHsrs.
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For EaR Tt7susssee -SASVEL K ROGERs,
Knox; Cot z K BYRD, Roane: On w g
BRowxLolr, Knox; Hos D s PATTERSON,
Greene; I'EEFz Dickinson, Knox.
For Mir Tennessee N NJ Bal
Ev. Davidson; lewis THINAS, Bedford;
A V S iLIEDshEY, Davidson; WILLIAM
srKEcE,a rutherford; Jos s FowLER, Da-
wilson
FOR Wsitqeoiessss- e MERRYMAS,
Shelby w X Hall, Weakley j B
BEouAM, shelby, ALviE HswKISs, Shell
by; DAVID a NVsx, Haywood
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IN POPULARITY AND INTEREs, ARE FAR
/ ahead oi the cheap terature OF the day While
giving them the highest literary excellence, tie
Publishers have jealOusly excluded every hing
thst could offend She mos scIupal0us morality
.sIh, INNS of the prlirie." bsirg vowel No % il
one Of the finest specimens of VII, hgnOr anil ear
81 m in the language. The ludicrOus enCouui sIs
between the Shlelan and the 7, mahawE 7 worthy
the pen Of the autbnT. The whole series sholll b.
n every library. The following are the names
No. l. THg HUSTGas.
?. TaE TEArfER's RETREAT.
fhE PATRIJr HIGHwAYNAS. .
TIM HUSrEp uSI0Ntsf
8. fHf TRAck % FnEE.
Z. THE MsN-EAIEEs.
Z. CHARLOTTE TENFLE.
8. THE DEATH-FACE
.. THE NBfsS SLAYrE.
IL. THr TiGrR on rHE OCEAS.
II. THE HrSTERs RfUNPH l.t go.
Il. THE OcEAS R9yERs
D.. THE I0RT OUfWfTTED. $500.
"A. ZTEG SfgkSua THr LION HEATED ScsJT.
-. ms SceURsE % THE SESs.
&c. THr CAffnH MtBEN.
4. LaSg.Lfeaen JoE; or, TaE BENoN OF THE
W00ns
Is. TW VIM soarT 90 TIT M0tSTAISs.
10, THE EoEEsf LoBeE
~ TAf ReiAicSlSa RANGEEs
p. RATfLfs skkE DICK.
p. III KErI ToN. THF RoyER
=. THf lErs o. rHF PRAIRIE or, THE aLAsHEE
- rHE CAVE
For sale by a. News Agents, and sent, postpaid,
on receipt 81 prce, Ia cents each.
Liberal terms % Agents.
GEORGE MUNRO 4 Co.
No. l55 Wilham street, New York.
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With assurance OF my friendly re-
gard and very high esteem, I remain,
very respectfully, your obedient serY-
ant, HENEY w. ALLFN
Governor of Louisiana.
kIBsL HOPES or VICTORY.
JRFY DAVIS had. promised great
things, which were to be performed by
EARLY and HOOP; and the rebel papers
attempted TO keep up the spirits Of
their readers, by telling them that good
news had been received, but it was
too good to be made public. A few
specimenso Of their editorial falsehoOds,
we append below. The Richmond
Wing Of the 18th, two days before the
late battle, had the following glorious
news" from the valley
Information was received here yester-
day that Sheridan had sent two corps,
the Sixth and Nineteenth, 70 the east
side Of the mountains through Chester
and Thornton's Gaps, and that Early
had fallen upon the remaining corps
under Crook and driven it from Fishers
Hill through Strasburg, distance of
ten miles or more, with heavy loss Of
killed, wounded, prisoners and stores
The number of prisoners is said to be
eight hundred. Other particulars have
yet to be received, but there can be no
doubt about the victory Passengers
who left stauntOn on Saturday confirm
the report, and also state that Mrs.
Gen Gordon had received a letter from
her husband, who announced the sue
cess Of our arms and his own safety.
The rebels were evidently deceived
in Sheridan mOgements. The late at
tack would not have been made ON his
lines, had not Early, or I.ongstreet, or
whoever is commander in the Valley,
believed that part of Sheridan's ar
my had been sent TO the East Of the
Blue Ridge The Wing continues, I'M
der the head of Later sews I"
Passengers who came down last even
ing from Stanton and HarTisonburg
confirm the defeat of Crook and a
man who was wounded in the fight
states that large number Of prisoners
were taken, probably as many as two
thousand. It is believed that only one
of Esrly's divisions was engaged in this
battle, the remainder Of his force haye
ing crossed the mountain in order 10
intercept Sheridan's two corps on their
way to Alexandria, where they will
embark and 60 TO Grant This may
account for the fact that no official
information of Early's victory has yet
been received.
Well, we presume the rebels are still
without official confirmation of the
victory which the Wing argues must
have been won by Early; but we rath-
er guess they have, by this time had
something official about the defeat Of
the 10Th.
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We buy our Goods in New York, ,na vii
REAsONABLE PRICES
Note, Letter and Cap P&per,
Buff, White, Canary, Opaqus
and Official Envelopes.
Blank Daoks,
Suffers DrGf.s oa
PEymasteEs,
AamOT8BdG-nA
Diaries for 1854,
Paper Collsra,
War Maps,
1O,o5s Portraits Of Generals,
Pens and Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios.
Backgammon aud Chess Boards,
Pocket InksiaEds,
Zinc Mirrors,
Dice and Cup,
eipOr,
Combs and Brushes.
Backing and BroaheA,
Doluinoes,
Batior's Ink.
CsrHins lax,
HueiIszs.
Pofnsde and Hair Or,
RESOrs and Btrops,
srsTy Pspori
Gun OF,
Fancy Soaps,
schcOi 80oks,
&c, &c, &c.
Those wishing % g6t good bargains would
do well 10 give as cal, or send in thsir
orders.
In. RHODEs 4 CO,
- Union strsst.
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-a-
PoR EAST TENNESSEE
Coz r. Al CRAWFORD, of Greene.
Cor. L. c. H0UK, of Anderson
Dsa JOHN C. EVERETT, Of Meigs.
Eoh MIDDLE TENNESSEE
10 SHAcKLEFoRD, of Montgomery.
T. a. GIBBS, Of Wayne.
Coz. W. b. STOKES, Of DeKalb,
FOR WEST TEENEssEG.
ALMOND CASE, Of 0bion. s.
w. II. FITCH, Of Shelby.
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CoUKzE of STUnT, most complete.
SYsFE9 % iSsTRCCrI0S, FHaRoUaH and
BUsiSEss-LIkE, IN the proper aeeePkati0n
Of these terms.
Daily Session throughout The year
zc-rhr Principal ~ experienced Book
keeper.
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Ia,e,tfrOm the Front.

,szsr5.a., stiH pursuing Hood
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
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- ALTPETRE,
- CRUDE SULPHUR,
PHOSPHORUS,
sEIDL1IZ POWDERS,
INDELIBLE INK,
SPIRITS HARTSHORN,
MUSTARD,
1ODIDE POTASH,
SUB. NIT. BISM UTH,
CALOMEL,
CROTON OIL,
RHUBARB (pow1ered),
IPECAC powdered,
JALAf (powderedl,
BENZOIC ACID,
TURKEY OPIUM,
EPSON SALTS,
MERCURIAL OINTMENT,
CTIAM0MILE FLOWERS,
OIL OF VITRIOL,
OIL OF BERGAMOT,
OIL OF LEMON,
BLISTER PLASTER,
for sale by Ed. T. ROBINSON,
de 9-6t Fourth and Franklin streets.
IN Rec HUNDRED POUNDS
PRIME COFFEE,
10 barrels BROWN SUGAR.
400 pounds TALLOW CANDLES,
1900 yards STRIPED DOMESTIC, for servants
dresses;
400 pads, assorted numbers, COTTON
YARNS;
5000 yards III AUGUSTA and GRANITE
WILLIE SHEETINd,
5000 yards IS HEAVY oSNABUR0S,
, 600 pairs LADIES' BALMORAL and other
800 pairs oESTLEMENs BALMoRAL
SHOES,
2 600 pairs GEMS HALF HOSE,
$40 pounds ENGLISH SHOE THREAD,
500 bottles excellent WRITING INK,
WHITE SPOOL COTTON,
BLACK SPOOL COTTON,
PINS, NEEDLES, SHOE THREAD, for
sale by W. r. POLK,
de l2-6t No. 49, Main street
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AUCTION LILA


by Thonaas q Ecesee, Auctioneer.
toaes oovssner street tween Main and sranklin.l
ELEGANT PfAEO-FoRTE, PIANO
~ sToOL<ANp COVER, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C, FOh
SALE AT Au6TION.--I will sell, at MY store, on
Governor street. ON MONDAY, December l9th,
commenen g at 10 o'clotk, large assortment u
FURNITURE, &C., consisting in part OF
elegant Rosewood-case Piano, by Worcester,
seven ocfaves, with stool and cover;
Sideboards,
Dressing Bureaus,
Jenny Lind, Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Marble-top Centre Table,
Mahogany Dining and other Tables,
Mahogany Cane and Wood Chairs,
Superior Curled Hair Spring Mattress,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Mahogany Crib, Tin Safes,
l very superior fourteen day Clock and Shade,
very superior Mirrors,
beautiful Baby-House and Furniture,
Childs Carriage,
l fine Oil Painting,
Elegant Velvet. Three-ply and other Carpets,
Fine Wndaw Curtains and Cornices.
ALSO,
| set OF Furs, fine Grape shawl,
Fire Screen, Silver-p plated Fruit Baskets,
Pitchers, Glassware, China Plates,
fine Cloth Cloaks.
ALSO,
l Iron Boiler and Furnace, Cooking Stoves,
! superior Carriage, &c.
Consignments solicited.
DE- Is THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
EARM, OF THREE HUNDRED AN

LNARM, OF THREE HUNDRED AND
-sEyENTY ACRES, ADJOINING POwHA-
TAN STATION, ON THE DANNILLE RAIL-
ROAD, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, FOR SALE
fRIVATELY.-We offer for sale, privately, the
FARM, at Powhatan station, on the Danville rail-
road, formerly owned by DIR. X. N. Hudson con-
dred and seventyfve cleared, hundred in orisi-
nal growth, and the balance in second growth pines
The Improvements are a dwelling with nine rooms,
including basement; large barn; stable room for
fifteen horses; large kitchen; three quarters; large
corn crib, smoke-house, ice house and school house
Thirty bushels of winter oats and sixteen bushels Of
wheat have been seeded on the farm. For terms,
&C.. apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de l3-ts Auctioneers.
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BY l.. II. Luck & Co, Auctioneers,
No sc Main street l

=" F.. w L SELL, ON FRIDAY
w MORNING, December 10th, 1864, a large
and general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
CABINETS
WASHSTANDS,
WARDR0BES,
SIDEBOARDS,
STOVES (parlor and cooking,
BEDS and BEDDING,
l very fine GUILT,
TABLES
ALSO,
OVERCOATS,
l large BLUE CLOTH CLOAK,
VESTS,
JACKETS,
! box CIGARS,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
Parties who wish to avail themselves of this sale
will please bring their goods in TO-DAY Thurs
day.. L. IL. LUCK & CO.,
de IL Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

ID EAL ESTATE, IN MANCHESTER,
i l. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
public auction, the premises, on TUESDAY, the
10th day of December at Ia o'clock NJ, two
FRAMED TENEMENTS, near the town of Man
chester. They contain two each, with kitchen
to one stable and well of excellent water on
the lot There attached nearly four acres Of
rich land, well suited to market garden; now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Perkins. The property adjoins Colo
mel L. NJ. Burfoot. Possession given Immediately.
After the sale of the above, will be sold a HALF
ACRE LOT, No. Isl, in Marks plan, bounded by
Decatur and Tay lor streets.
Terms: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de Is Auctioheers.
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By Bouis, Sanderson & Tabb, Auctioneers,
NO. ia Main street,


"E WILL OFFER FOR SALE, ON
w FRIDAY, 10th instant, an extensive IL
BRARY, comprising the works of some of the best
European and American authors.
ALSO,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Several very handsome PAINTINGS,
box of superior PAINTS, soft water colcrs;
A lot Of Camel-hair BRUSHES, two doEen
Several very superior HOMES and Turkey OIL
STONES.
l box of DRAWING TACKS,
S sets steel DlvIDERS,
> steel PARA LEI RULERS,
3 steel T SQUARES, one movable;
l steel STRAIGHT EDGE;
WHITE WAX,
| large MAGNIFYING GLASS,
/ CHART OF CHEMISTRY,
A handsome GOLD WATCH,
and other articles i'll the way of Books and Sta
tionery, Mathematical instruments, &C., too nu-
merous to mention.
This sale Will be at log to O'Clock, and from to
10 at night.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of this sale
viii send i'll their books by Thursday, 18th instant
BOUIS, SANDERSON & TABB,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
de ii ia Main street.
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-NHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

T1HREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
i WARD-Lptt our factory on last Saturday
morning, a NEGRO MAN, nanlad DICK TOTTY,
formerly the property oI MIR. T. ". Iotty. Said
negro is OF gingerbread color, swaggers in walk
ing, speaks quickly when spoken TO- and is about
1--WE feet eight ten inches high. The above re-
ward will be paid for his and delivery u.s.
or for any informal which may lead to his leco-
very. CHILDkEY JONES, Tobacconists,
Main street, between Twenty third and
DE- iG-iw7 Twenty-fouTth.
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BY Tardy 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets. Richmond, Va.
7 Asst SALE OF THE Y e AR - On
i 4 THURSDAY, the 18th instant, will offer
for sale at auction,
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS,
SHOES,
TOBACCO, &c, &c.
This being the last sale OF the year, parties no
wish to avail themselves of it had better inform
of IL at once. TARDY & WILLIAMS.
THOMAS W KEEsEF, Salesman. de 9-tds
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Xo1 1Fafz. lTlu11xQx


EOR RENT AT AUCTION.--we win
u rent 70 the highest bidder. on THURSDAY
day thereafser,) that desirable DwELLING. stu
stcd about half mile above the Old Fair Grounds
belonging 70 Mrs. Crouch. The hoize Il Of brick,
and contains ten twelve rooms; with stable ear
riage-house, kc.-in good repair. The lot contains
FOUR ACRES; is very rich and productive. From
its nearness to the city, the garden will yield hand
some revenue.
After renting the property, will be sold, three
cows, two OF which good mixers; two brood so1s,
fifteen pigs, and nine fne young hogs
REDWOOD, PHILLIP5 A CO.,
de lc--St Au.,,n,.sss
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nAkLAND FOR RENT-CR0PS, Sc,
" FOR sALE-The above FARM hayirgupon
Il large and desirable mansion, beautifully situa-
ted and comparatively safe the former residence OF
Colonel William r, Johnsonl, with ample servants'
accommodations, will be rented publicly for the en-
suing year, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th instant. 1t lies on the Appomattox river, in
the county Of Chesteiel, four miles from the ter
minus of the Clover Hill railroad, and contains
about one thousand acres, more than one-half OF
which il cleared. One hundred bushels Of winter
oats have been sewed upon the place, now locking
we'll and there is enough land to take as MANY
more The prospect is good for corn crop the next
season, some Of the land having been already plox ed
Tor that purpose. immediately after the farm has
been rented, will SELL in lots to salt purchasers
$50 barrels of CORN, $4,000 pounds mice sHEAF
OATS, 1900 pounds BLADE FODDER, some
HAY, good lot Of SHUCKS, four MULES. FIVE or
six good MICH COWS, some SHEEP and HOGS,
good BUGGY and HARNESS, six or eight barrels
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, FARMING UTEN-
SILS, VEGETABLES, POULTRY, sc.
TERMS; Cash for the crops, &C.; and for the farm
monied rent, payable at the end Of the year 1865
or, a the option of the renter, payment will be re-
ceived in advance. l can also hire, to the party
renting, some good SERVANTS, to remain upon
the place tde.7-st'l A. H. DREwRY
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RUNA VA Us.

ID AN AWAY from the Richmond and
III Danville Railroad Company the following
named NEGRO MEN PAUL, slave Of " II. Cook,
Campbell county, Virginia, and TOM, slave OF ".
A. iianis, Lunenburg county, Virginia. The usual
reward will te paid tor their delivery to agent OF
the company, confinement III any Jail where the
company can get them, Paul is tWentyfour years
old, six feet high, dan COM exion; Tom is eightc
years old, hive feet inches high black complexion.
CHARLES @. TALCOTT,
de l4-lw SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond Examiner ana Lynchburg Vrginian
CODY one week
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A YALUABLE Farm FOR nENT

IN AND SALE OF STOCK, PLANTATION
UTENSILS, 6c.-wiii he rented out, to the highest
bidder, II not previously disposed u, on THURS
DAY. the 18th Of December, my valuable FARM,
on the Chickahcminy, in the county Of Hanover
within eight miles OF Richmond.
The land Is rich and we'll adapted to the growth Of
corn, wheat, oats and vegetables Thirty hands
can be probably worked on the place. There are
two pro luctive gardens, very large meadow, two
orchards OF choice peaches and apples Fifty bush
els OF wheat has been seeded
The buildings commodious and in good order
The dwelling il large enough To accommodate two
good-sized families in comfort.
1t will be rented in the whole or in detached par
cells.
There is a very large lot Of manure on the place.
Some PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS AND
STOCK viii be sold, including Wheat Fam Com
shelter, Straw Caters, Reapers, q Wocdpeeker Saw
Mill, Wheat Drums, Wagons, Carts, Wheels, &c.
WILLIAM r. GAINES
9S-2av3ws Row '-20 Richmond VIRGINIA
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RAGS ~ASgsa.--The highest market price vth be
raia as r.g- orstck for all kinds OF sfrsS cofros
ard liSeS g.Os. in large small quantities.
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NXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND.-Will he sold, on the premises, on the
Ism OF DECEMBER next, the FARM of the late
B. ID. Wright, ST., deceased, lying in Caroline
county, on the Mattaponi river, four miles from
depot on the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road, containing five hundred and fifty acres.
There is this farm abundance of wood and
timber, and the cleared land is in high state of
cultivation IT has ON it excellent and almost
new dwelling, containing eight rooms besides the
basement; also, ali necessary out-houses, mostly
new.
SO good opportunity is seldom offered for in
vestment. Persons who desire it can examine the
farm by calling at the place
At the same time and place will be sold all the
PERISHABLE PROPERTY, consisting. OF Stock,
Crops, Household and Kitchen Furniture Farming
Implements, SC. CHARLES WRIGHT,
no 29-l5ta Executor
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By George W. Willis, Auehonesr,
(No. So Main street.

No. % Main street,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
w at my store, on THURSDAY, December
18th, at 10 o'clock, desirable lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stoves, Crockery and Glassware
Blankets, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Ready-made Clothing, Dry Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry, &C.
de II q. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
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AHTgFNFNT3.

A KUGENENI'3
RIcHMoSn THEATRE, - ~
IN Corner Seventh ami Broad strests.
THURSDAY EVENING. DkcFMBER Is ls6i,
will be presented for the r-t time this season. the
great drama entitled
LONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.;
1.-THE BONNIE aREEN BUSHES"
MISS RATE EsTELLE
III two characters.
Mrs. C. DxBAR,
Miss j. POWELL,
Miss MAGGIE EsTELLE,
Miss HELEN PERCY,
MISS CARRIE CRYSTAL,
c. W. TALBOT,
J. 5. CHARLES.
II ALLEN,
) Wells,
r J. BROWE.
Z BANKER,
2. Darrell, and the
efficient COWS DE- BALLET, viii appear.
FA CT u 4 \ c / = G.
COMIC SONGS
Conclude with tie ne~ End laushsble farce of
MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE"
Mss sALlIE PAFTINGToN Appearing in cast
soNes, DANCES, 81.
VIII be presented
THIS WEEA
tits Charming Comedy of d.
KATY O'aHEAL.
es played By
MIcs MAGGIE MITCHELL;
and
the Thrilling Drama q
DICK TURIN.
Doors oP,n at qlaEtss t. -'-i-,k5 7srio1u.a-uos
Commencing at = o'cioc1 da i5-lt
~ RAND VOCAL AND
INSIRU MENTAL CONCERT,
BY The POST BAND formerly 51:irh's:l
Assisted by FULL ONCaA5 IRA snd 2la 1cuow-
Ilg 6 Acknowledged f-Isl.e-
MAD.1E RUIZ,
M,GAHoIsE1IE BLA2,CIfE MIDDLETON.
A4ssRs. KESa-iICIi,
SChNEiOEF,
ftbIHHAEDT,
SMITH. &c, &C &,
- Gs gwen on FRIDAY NIGHT, December IJth
Al THE EICHANGE 1ALI,
eornef u Franklin sI.d Fourteenth streets,
PROOF a NJ NJ t.
PART FIEsI.
l. OVERTURE-aTub ................F FULL BAND.
:. CLARIONETIO SOLO-lIart Marta or We
Der --........ st HINDER
3. CAVATINA-(b rnani, fly with nae MAJ RUHL.
+. VIOLIN SOLO Brilliantly .......... NE SSNICH
., SOUNDS FROM HOME - las performed by
Guns' ......... QUINTET
c. THE LAST Or THE NARRAGANSErr)-
Walt, by Gung' }......-.-..E FULL ORCHESTRA
PART SECOND.
l. OVERTURE Tampa, Heroldl ORCHESTRA
3. CAsTA DIVA Norma l............. MAD. RUHL.
4. ouARTETI-tDie kspella Kreutaer, per
i0lmed by the celebrated Distant Family
s. BASSON SOLO, Schneider3 RIIThR5HAUS-
c, WEDDING MARCH FROM MIDSUM MER
NIGHT-{ Aet.delsohnl ....,... ...: II IL BAND.
Admission $40. Doors open at O'Clock. Concert
to commence nj o'clock precisely.
Tickets to be had at the principal music and book
s;oes. de l3.2t'
4 GRAND SELECT BALL WILL BE
"A given al the MONTICELLO HALL on
MONDAY kNtNIs'G, DEcxGBER 18th, 1864
The Managers have spared 40 means 70 make this
Positively no ladies admitted unless accompanied
With al Invitation ticker.
MANAGERS;
n A7EIESO-. : THTEp