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MISCELLANEOUS.
C1id was a1Ioted in Kav YorI- m ce+-rJer

Gold was quoted in New York on Saturday at
22S4.
Captain Raphael semmes hli arrred at Mata-
moIas IN the British schooner Adder and from there
had started for Richmond
Sheridan, the papers claim, has Mosby sur
rounded, and will certainly get hun this time
General Early is reported in the Valley letters do
on his way T. Richmond.
James Speed, Of Ky, appointed attorney
general of the Unit states n olt would not se,t IL
IT has arrived IN Waahtngton
bill has been introduced IN the Louisiana Sc.
hate declaring that ali person. IN the State not
having mole than one-touIlh of nrgtv blood shall
be recognized : whites
General Mcclellan has not been appointed euei-
neer TO the Morris and Essex Mes Jersey1 raiIfoad
This is enphatiealy denied By the officers of that
road.
We find the following paragraph in the account of
the recent Stony creek raid:
Among the prisoners captured bv Gensral Gregg
IN his recent expedition, was Ma jor Fitzhugh VINO
Will be remembered IN connection with the raid into
Maryland last summer, when he took one Of cur
captains prisoner, and, after taking his boots oft
made hum walk some twenty miles barefoot. 10
bring to his mind his conduct at that time he him
self was compelled to walk from Stony creek TO
camp without his boots.
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General A. L. Lee, commanding the Union ca
valry forces at Baton Rouge returned to that point
on the 2od ultimo from an expedition to Liberty and
Br0okville, bringing with him three pieces of rebel
artillery, between seven AMI eight hundred horses
and mules and two hundred prisoners, including the
entire staff Of General Hodge. II is reported that
a large portion of Magruders army is endeavoling
to effect crossing OF the Mississippi i'll order to
reinforce Hood in Tennessee, but the Union troops
and gunboats were on the watch.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1864.
AT u o'clock VI. the Senate was called to order BY
Northumberland Samuel P.ice, of Greenbrier.
Prayer by Rev DR.. Doggett of Centenary Church
The proCldSation of the Governor calling the Ie-
sisature together was then read after which the
Clerk proceeded to call the roll when only fourteen
members responded 10 their names, and the Presi-
dent thereupon announced that no quorum was pre-
sent.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson, of Bedford, the Senate
adIDururct iii y c1cI0cE tn--norrovr
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MATTERS AROUND PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA.
a Isttar In LII, PL,;I, al.

n 1eVVo1 III eI4s I!IlId 17@g III a. says
Commodore Nacomb reconnoitsred the Roanoke
river last week He found an abandoned font ten
miles from Plymouth Tue guns were III position,
but spiked. The rebels we've found strongly en-
tenched at Rainbow Bluff, twenty miles above Ply
mouth. Ihis Is naturally strong poSDior, and the
rebels are busly engaged in building fortif, cations
to render it still more formidable.
A new ram of rebsi manufacture has been built
and finished on the Neusa ltyer. She IS known to
be larger and heavier than the Albenafle She ms
be expected to pay our gunboats visit at any day
Admiral Porter mas everything in readiness 70 give
this new ram fitting reception Aud whom she
turn up the river. it will be with the stars and
stripes flying from her flagstaff
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8itlmono 4ispattk.
THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 8, 1854

The DArLy DIsPArcH is furnished 10 NEws DEAL
FRS and CARRTEgs At TWENTY DOLLARS per ONE HUx-
DREp CoPTFs.
stBscRTBFRs sending to the Office for their papers
VIII be charged FIVE DOLLARS per month.
SrNGfE COPIES Of the Dispatch TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
CARRIERS are authorized to charge ONE DOLLAR
AND sFVENTT-FIvE cTsTs PER wEEK 70 their sub
scilbeTs.
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HOUSE OE DELEGATES

The House convened at noon, with Speaker Hugh
W Sheffev in the chair. After the reading of the
proclamation of the Governor converting the Legis-
lature, tho Clerk, William f. Gordon, Jr called the
roll and only ffty-eight members answ, ring to
their names, the speaker announced that No quo
voolfolk the House adjourned until tomorrow.
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COMMITTED To CASTLE THUNDER. - Forty -odd
Yankee citizens, captured by Colonel Rosser during
his recent dash upon the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, were brought to this city yesterday morn
ing and sent to Castle Thunder. At the same time
James Scott, private in company l. Tenth Virginia
infantry was committed to the Castle on the charge
OF murder.
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Arrivals AT THE LIBBY.--Four hundred and
forty-two Yankee prisoners of war, captured few
days since in the Valley by Colonel Rosser reached
this city on yesterday and were committed to Libby
prison. Among the number were fifteen Cfhcers,
embracing captains and heutenants
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airfmcnS Aispattb.
~ }. A. cowARniS q 90.

TVS intfsrfa y published daily (Sundsy W exesIt-
60 st ''FtS DoItsH- FOR twelve mouths; twssry-
tiNt poitkss tot sis months fiFrYyS DOT t.Rs for
t"trr boaths. 81 siss noTftEs ivr month IN adj
see Al tenuttances by mail the risk of those
who make them.
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sHFRNAN's MovEMFSTa.

The enemy still know nothing Of SheTman's
movements, except what they get from the Rich
mond newspapers. Tie following is specimen
telegram from Washington on the subject:
The Government has received information that
General Sherman had captured Miilen, on the Geor-
gia Central railIoad, on the 18th utiuo. His army
was concentrated, aud it is thought has moved to
Savannah before this.
This news has created an excellent feeling here
to-day. Millen is about sixty miles southeast Of
Augusta.
An arrival from Port Royal, South Carolina,
shows that Foster hard pushed for troops to get
whipped at that Grahamsviile fight.
The publication of newspapers at that place has
been prohibited for the present and all the
there have been enrolled for military duty and the
protection of the place.
A movement of an unknown character had taken
place, and all the regular troops there haG been 0,
dered acay. An expedition was TO sail from Poit
Royal on the day previous but no information could
be obtained in regard to it.
The NEW YORK HOTEL IEeEEDIARIsM-A RAID or
SOUTHERN REFroEEs.
General Dix is playing havoc among the "refa-
gees" and suspected people in New York. The
Herald says;
Among the hotels visited were the New York. the
ST. Nicholas, the Irving House, the international
Hotel, the Anson House, fremont House, Lafarge
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MAYORS CorRr, YssTERDAY.-wiiiam, shave of
Reuben I Slater, and Boston, slave of Samuel Nc
Henry, charged with stealing one barrel of aour
from some person unknown, ordered to be whipped ;
iiiiains slave of William A Wright charged with
receiving the same, knowing it to have been stolen
same punishment; Ben, slave Of Henry Timber.
lake. arrested with three bags of corn in his
sion, supposed TO have been stolen, whipped ;
Charles Fitzpatrick and Jane +. Edwards keepers
OF drinking saloons, were fined: James s. Scott,
charged with feoniously shooting and killing David
II BevanS, at Milford, on the 5th of November, was
committed for hearing on Saturday Samuel
Clarke, charged with stealing cow from Ash
Levy, aud hog from Henry Smith, remanded for
examination before the Hastings Court.
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EIVE HUNDRED POUNDS COL
Il MANS MUSTARD,
10 barrels very fine NHISKEY,
10 do. APPLE BRANDY,
20 bales Augusta SHEETING5 and OSNA-
BURGS,
200 bagsSALr
50 boxes SPERM CANDLES,
10 barrels COFFEE,
so do. SUGAR, all grades
10 do. SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
IS bales COTTON YARNS,
200 packages TOBACCO all grades,
for sale by de 3-6tl W. b. JONES G. CO.
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PROMOTION OF OEEL
M0SBy
Lieutenant-Colonel John Singleton Mosby, the
famous cavalryman, has been promoted to the rank
Of colonel
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at IL O'Clock, and was opened
with prayer by Rev DIR. Moore.
The Chair laid before the House message from
the President, covering one from the Secretary OF
war; transmitting communication from Colonel
Ould, commissioner of exchange, i'll regard to the
rellef OF Confederate prisoners confined at the
North. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Funston, of Virginia offered q resolution
that the Military Committee inquire into the expe-
dlency OF incorporating in any measure they may
recommend for the consolidation of regiments and
companies provision for the formation OF a cavalry
brigade or regiment from such officers as may be
dropped by such constitution as shall elect to join
such brigade regiment. Adopted.
Also, resolution looking to the relief of farmers
who have been, or may be, interrupted by the Ell
emy as to be prevented from raising crops and thus
securing credit on those taxes for the value of
tax in kind Adopted.
Mr.. Moore, Of Kentucky offered resolution
rendering seat on the floor or Congress to G. neral
Wilcox during his stay in the city. Unanimously
adopted.
The House proceeded to the consideration of the
special order, being bill reported from the Judi
cary Committee to sequestrate the property of per-
sons citizens Of the Confederacy vho liable mill
tary duty, have left without permission of the au-
thorities to avoid such duty. Pending which,
On motion Of Mr.. Russell the House resolved
itself into secret session. Adjourned.
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tATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Saturday last, Mr.
A. K. Moore, of Bristol Virginia was Shot and in.
stantly killed by Captain Denuett assistant quar-
teimaster at that place. Some alteration occurre
between the parties, when Mr.. Mooie stru kCaptaln
D~nnett-the latter, d awing pistol fired with tn,
fatal rsut stated Mr.. More was a hishly-te-
speced citizen, sRd years since was the edito,
OF the Petersburg Tateiiigsacer.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th Of November, at st. James's Church,
by the Rev Dr. Peterkin, ROBERT ]. sNYrH, of
Richmond, to Miss FANNIE CARY, daughter Of
the late Thomas J. West. of bellefeld HenIico.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, december - 1901.
Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Edwards, OF the Methodist
Church.
Mr. Baker, Of Florida. introduced bill to autho-
Tze newspapers be mailed to soldiers free of post
age. Referred to the Committee on Post-6sces and
POST Dads.
Mr.. Semmes, of Louisiana, presented the memo
rial Of Theophilus Nash of Louisiana, praying to
be permitted t. fund old issue notes held by him
while prisoner. Referred to the Corsmiftee FL
nance 81
senate bill to authorize the issue of duplicates Of
lost drafts. reported from the Finance Committee
with amendments, was passed with the amendments
The Military Committee were discharged from he
further consideration of the resolution relative to
the hire or mpressment of slaves for Ia Dor in the
army.
The Naval Committee were discharged from the
further consideration CT the resolution relative to
allowing rations to warrant officers shore and the
civil employee. st naval stations.
Mr.. Dfown, from the Naval Committee. reported
nil, which was considered and passed, providing
that the pay Of feufenants in the navy command
ing batteries on shore shall be the az that
oeiyed by lcutenants commanding at sea.
House bill concerning the emolume1t6 AMI pay of
the Clerk of the District Court of the Confederate
States of America for the Eastern District oi Nrgi
Lila was passed, with amendment
House bill to increase, Tor limited pered, to ten
thousand dollars, the salary Of the Judge of the
Confederate District Court for the Eastern District
OF Virginia passed.
House bill to increase the compensation of the
Judges of tine District Courts of tire Cessederate
States, for a limited period, was also passed.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the
bill to provide supplies for the army and to pre-
scribe the mode OF making inpressments.
Pending the consideration of the bill, the Senate
resolved into secret session, and soon after adj
Joulned.
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CITY CoUNcIL.-A called NEE ting of the Council
viii be held this afternoon at O'Clock
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W, r, W. Cobb, the traitor at the time Of h $
De tn, Vas about to assume the military governor
ship OF Huntsville.
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CLOTHING FOR THE CONFEDERATE PRT-
SONERS
Colonel Ould, commissioner of exchange, has
received official information that General Beale of
the Confederate army a prisoner of war, has been
paroled by the Yankee authorities AMI assigned to
the duty of experimenting the arrangements for
distributing to the Confederate prisoners the clothing
to be furnished them under the late agreement be-
tween the Confederate and Federal Governments. -
The arrangements are nearly completed.
An exchange of prisoners is now going on at
Charleston.
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HEAVY Ros3ERY-On Tuesday night. Mr.. c. 3.
st. John, guest at the American Hotel, was robbed
oi ms poeket-eook, containing. about ten thousand
aoiisrs In money and lot OF valuable papers. He
nal Just regist red his name and in company with
IWo men, one of whom he was unacquainted with,
went 10 his room for the purpose of changing his
ceeded to wash his hands, when some one, ur.ob-
served stole the pocket-book from his coat pocket
ana lett tie room before the loss Was discovered
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APECIAL NOTICE. Persona having
~ Eosds IN cur hands are notified to remove them
immediately, og they viii be sold to ray expsns~s
de I-St WILLIAMS & N0RFLEET
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House, Howard House and L3veioy's Hotel. At
the Anson Houss, -oSn- tEenty-f~o berssn. were
taken and maret 81 UP 10 Gtnesal nix's headassr-
tefs ana made TO gave an account of thesnse yes -
Some oi then wsre exceedingly Indi snsrt at having
their Sunday arrangements matar;ail- intarfered
With, particularly they had REGISTERED their names
before Major Hayner at Major-General Peck's head
quarters, OF them even having taken the oath
Of allegiance, given their parole not to aid or
abet the enemies OF The United States during the
rebellion AT General Dix's ofhea they ha@-a brief
examination, and soon as it WAS ascertaned that
they had complied with ali tile requirements of the
Cover nment, aud that they able to give sais-
factory account of themselves they dis harged
Tie detectives at tie hotels were less successful
in their endeavors and made ftwer arrests. Some
of these, however, were quite important and con-
cerned people Of value 10 the Government 1t is
understood that the parties who could give no sats-
factory account OF themselves, and who were de-
talned, viii be sent to Font Lafayette to-day
There are quite number Of blockade-runners
among tie Prisoners but the most of these claim to
re British Subjects, and had With them papers to
that effect. a few are parol and some are .uu-
der heavy bonds not to commit any 1awless or vio-
lent act against the G0vernEaen 1t Of the United
States.
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EOR SALE, = GOAT and KID. For
!...a 4 n.ssss M Information. spsly = ~ eerar q
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NANIED TO RENT, Or FARM
w OF on SHARES, about seventy or eighty
eSres q MoogLAMS FARM, three and half
mles west a the city. Also, a MAkA6Elt, to
work either on shares or for a salary. Apply 20
JOHN L, CARY,
Rank street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
ae S-9ta
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NOR RENT, the UPPER PART of the
L TENEMENT No. 80 Main street, next door
below William ID. 1saacss also, the OFFICE on
Governor street, door below Franklin lately oc-
CuPied by Thomas NJ Alirlend- For terms, apply
10 EDWARD y. CANNON,
corner Franklin and Governor streets
de z-ots
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MvspERous AssArrr.-on Wednesday night, Mr.
Michael Roarke vas Knocked down with dung.
shot, or SOME other murderous weapon on Tenth
street. between Main and Cary, srd his pockets
rfed OF a watch and pocket-book containing two
thousand dsilaSs in money. lie was discovered at
an early hoar yesterday morning lying on the pave
charges Of blood running from his ears, nose and
mouth. Doctors Powell and Beale were called in to
treat MS Gaze, and considered his recovery doubtful
isoui ke was known to have attended ball at Mag
s,a hsa that night, and the probability is that he
male IN undie exhibition Of his funds, ard was
"ayiald ana robbed By some one who observed his
movements while at that place. He is well known
70 our and has for long time acted clerk
above Tenth.
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HONCERT.-A SACRED CONCERT
y viii be given at the II n Z N L \ I A L
c II U r II on FRIDAY NEXT, the yth instant
commencing at O'Clock 2. II.
Tickets may be had at the principal Bookstores
and at the Confederate States Dispens1ry corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets. Price, S.. de CIT.
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T NITED STATES CURRENCY.-Per.
~ sons having in their possession UNITED
STATES CURRENCY, and wishing to dispose of
tne same can do 20 on good terms and without yio-
,a,on .,l Of law by presenting it to the GOVERN
MENr AGENT at the office of Lancaster & Co.
de 6-l5t
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A T BELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE.
~ On tWELfTH STREET, A FEW DOORS
ABDyE MAIN, can be found
SHOES qt various kinds suitable for all classes /;
a large stock " FRENCH CALFsKINS and
SOLE LEATHER :.
ENGLISH SHOE THREAD;
A good many heavy CAVALRY BOOTS, large
sizes, from to IL
Servants BRO0UES;
One case Of Mems ENGLISH SHOES, suitable
for amy or plantation use.
We call particular attention of gentlemen who
want FINE SEWED SHOE to a large lot of i'm
ported FRENCH CALFskIN CONGRESS GAL
TERS, selected III Paris by well-known merchant
of this city These the best goods we have ever
had in cur house.
de 6-6t DAIRY READ e. CO
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT, a neat FRAME HOUSE,
] on Eighteenth street, near Venable. Price
SIPS per month. Apply to
GEORGE ". GARY, Printer,
de ST No. u Pearl street
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FAD co,1DpcT Ct THG 5iAssACausETTs TROOPS.
We End the falln7-ine nsrarrarlil in the Nav YnrE

FAD co,TDCCT Ct ThE aAsS&CausETTs TROOPS.
We find the following paragraph in the New York
Herald about the recruiting lodges Of that smart
. ankee State, Massachusetts,;
Ma ssaehusetts is n trouble. H importatians of
Swedes, Poles, Germans, Hungarians, &c, by the
cargo, to I'LL her quotas under the various recent
calls for troops, have turned out badly and the War
Department IS thinking of refusing TO give her
credit for the scum thus fo.stcd upon the public
ze.fice. fact is, thzt sssiv ese Imported
mercenalies have deserted TO enemy, under the
liberal terms of General Lees proclamation, and
that such al have yet been unable TO desert are ut
t=rly unable or unwilling to fight. In recent
case, in the repits before Petersburg, they dropped
their and lay down fat their bellies in the
trench while charging column CT rebels swept
over them, carrying all that were in the party back
TO Petersburg as prisoners. They plead in ex use
that they know nothing of cur quarrel ami have no
interest IN II that they wese hired in Europe for
peaceful ana acknowledgement labors on railroads
canals, &c, and that they have been utterly swim
died and cheated in the manner Of their being in
duced to enter the service. 1t would not be one of
the worst Of the Presidents Jokes shou he refuse
to recognize this absquatuiating foreign efse fit
representatives Of the hero sons OF tie Old Bav
State, demanding Of Governor Andrew that another
man should be furnished in place of every one of
these deluded deseTteIs.
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STOLEN from the stable at Greeuf1ald.
y the estate of William Southworth, deceased, IN
0ooehland county, on Thursday night, the oath os
November, dark brown colored HORSE MOLE.
marks at the top OF his nose the letter branded
ON his left jaw, and wart his left siis below tie
trace mark A suitable reward will bo paid ior Ais
recovery, or Ion infer nation that will lead to has re-
covery. Address PRESTON WILKINSON, Penn
berton posi- t-ofhce, Gooehlsna county, or JANIS I.
BUTLER & CO, Richmond. de 2-es.
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NJ An TED, by yOung man, who has
w lnEt rcsclved anai discharge, after three
yesfs Sci SC an the field, and who Is entirely ex-
smpt frora military service, SITUATION in sonas
haaEess. has no objection 10 small town, either
ln tnis or any other State Writes fair hand
e'.d IS toieranio accountant. Address A \ Y,
Dispatch ostce. de s-2t-
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OTICE.-All persons indebted to the
Y estate II JAMES 4. SUTTON, deceased, Will
make immediate payment; and all persons holding
claims against said eetate will present them 70
". NJ. SUTTON,
r. T. SUTTON,
dc 5--2w Administrators.
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| GTRAY HORSE Came to the camp of
- the Surry Light Artillery, on the Esd day Of
November, 1864, HORSE, which the owner can
get by proving property and paying charges
de SLOT. q NJ wITIJANa
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4 NOR SALE, one SOFA, set of handsome
LACE CURTAINS, VELVET RUG, and
pair of oT'IoAfAN5. Apply On Fourth street. fifth
Dor above p1yal street. de 7--2ts
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LNSIRAT.--A small BLACK MULE
IL was found III my eorn-fali about the 20sh ux
septsnsaT with Lis IIt fore seg out cf Joiut fha
owner ID requested 10 pay expenses and take him
away. WILLIAM r. ASHTON
Glen Allen post-ofree, Hsnrico county.
de G-3t-
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ID RSONALS FROM THE. NEW
4 YORK NEW5-Pdrties expecting "person-
els" froIn their friends in the North Will find the
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS up to December "a
al the CONtEDERATE READlN6-ROOM
Entrance tothe READlNG-ROOha on Eleventh.
between Nam and Nank streets de a-It.
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DOR RENT, part of the DWELLING
I HOUSE and portion of the LAND attached
situated on Marion Hill, on the Osborne turnpike
about one mile from Richmond. Possession given
immediately. For particulars apply TO
Mrs. ". A. HOPPE,
de G-3teods Marion Hill
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AIDES CHEAP SHOE STORE
IL NO. l67 BROAD sTREET1
Having just received Stcsh supply Of SHOES
lcity-made work, J in pirt from Nessrs Manning 3
snumsn's manufactory-which is probably the 6est
city-made work tobs found nov ofer tEcmt q nav
numerous customers ct less pxicss than caa Il
Come and see, and satisfy yourselvss o>sors pur.
chasing tisewhers- de e-St e. rrSHAx.
THE GRAND ANNUAL COMMUNE.
CATION OF THE GRAND LODGE or
VIRGINIA. Of Aneisnt Free and Accsy.ed Msscpa
viii be held in the NASoN5' HALL In this CITY IN
MONDAY, the 18th of December next, q o'cIock
Pm S~~
BY order Of NJ W. Grand Master.
JOHN DOVE, Grand 6csx<tary.
no lS--2nv2vtAtd