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The Placer herald., 1864-05-07
Encalnpnlents.

Auburn Encampment No..2O Auburn meets the
first and third Tuesdays in every month.
Three Pillar Encampment, No. TO- Forest Hill
meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in every
month
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Eureka Lodge, No 16. Auburn. stated meetings
Monday next preceding full moon.
Gold Hill Lodge, No. 32, Lincoln, stated meet
incs Saturday OF or next preceding iull moon
Michigan City Lodge, No. At, Michigan Bluffs
stated meetings, Saturday of or next preceding
full MOON -.
nlinoistown Lodge. No. 81 Illinoistown. stated
meetings Saturday of or next preceding luil moon.
Rising Star Lodge, No. So, Todds Valley, sta
ted meetings, Saturday of or next preceding luil
moon.
Clay Lodge, No. lOl, Dutch Flat, stated meet
ings, saturday of or next preceding tull moon.
Ionic Lodge. No. l2l, Iowa HILL stated meet
ings Wednesday of or next preceding iull moon
CHAPTERS.
Lbanus Chapter, No. II, Iowa Hill, stated
meetings Thursday of or next precedingful moon.
Oliver Chapter, No. 49, Todd's Valley. stated
meetings, Wednesday of or next preceding full
moon.
Delta Chapter, No. u, Auburn, stated meetings
two weeks thereafter
ODD FELLOWS.
Auburn Lodge, No. 7, Auburn, meets every
Saturday evening.
Mountain Lodge, No. IA, Michigan Bluff, meets
every Saturday evening.
Placer Lodge, No. 80, Iowa Hill, meets every
Tuesday evening.
Washington Lodge No 40, Yankee jim, meets
every Thursday evening.
Minerva Lodge No. So, Todd's Valley, meets
every Saturday evening
Olive Lodge, No. 81, Dutch Flat, meets every
Wednesday evening.
Valley Lodge, No. lO7, Lincoln, meets every
American Lodge, No los, Deadwood, meets
every Saturday evening
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ES Subscriptions received for all the San Fran
cisco Dailies, at Publishers Prices.
ANY Newspaper. Magazine or Review not men
toned in the above list will be urn shed to order
orders Tor Books, Music, Fancy A ticles, &C. fill
ed promptly at the lowest market rates. Sub
scriptions payable invariably in advance.
Address, j. STRATMAN,
News Agent, San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1864-05-07

JAMES W. COFFROTH, Chairman.
THos N. CAzNEAU, Secretary
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
ABRAM wAKENAN. Postmaster.
sIIlPPIN0,

- SSssns;own Cork hsrborl-The Liverpool New York
their full Clyde built IRON steamships as
GGnFevRGA Gqf oR sf,day SYS JsSe sstn4s.v y
CRY or MANcHEsTER SATURDAY. JaIys, ,
And every succeeding Saturday At noon from pier a North
gold
& s: |: 5s$ss,; sssss: 5: 5: |s%ss: 5sss;s:
70 ssr
Aptwerp Rrc vsn Ss q sqaal, low rate. Cabin s7s ss
sos s.ssrsss age AS Those sho wh % send for their
These steamers have superior accommodations for
ST sss s'n
Sssn : S.s. apply .s.. n 4 s.san y H
k5Gfs
xss ssse n pars pat, !. :. uaEs pscou Pa ss
dephis s 70 joS s c. DALE iii Walnut street or at ID.
0'''''' JOHN @ DALE. Agent, is Rroaaway, y.
Z OLYMPUS Captain McMickan; will sai on wednesday
s T. Or ps.ss ss'ssas s GET cSAR Bowling
Green.
HASHYRo IRON AssKlGAE Hs ssGKFs
s.xyoSIA sxyosIa may = nsst p, = lsss lss
sSRSsa;il ssSSsSSsSS,l ssss inns !; js 5s
Prom ismsnr pier foot o, Third Street osaSen iasins
T.,se !s Ls.aGs % ssd
freight sDps g o.
place
For passage apply TO O. b. RICHARD q B0As, lsl
Broadway 4Net
DRITIsH AND AMERICAN STBAM NAVIGATION
STEAM TO LONDON DIRECT.
The ars. elias. iron ste.nship NEW YORK win sau July
O. Passsgc payable In eurrency.
P.ssnssrs forwarded Hsvre Pari: ana ports
'''''' low ''e~ WILLIAMS curoS. 20 Broadway.
CTEAN FROM AND TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
y POOL
CUNARD LINE.
From New York. sss currency; New York. $35 gold,
equivalent In
OLYMPUS satls June 2,
SIDOs, July6
For passage apply 10
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
PROPOSALS.
OrriCs OF ras STREET coMsIsIosEE,


TO CONTRACTORS s-Proposals enclosed in = sea
velopod endorsed with the title OF the work and win the
OF the bidder written thereon, Will be received ~ this
once unit. Tuesday, june 2S 1864 at II O'Clock A. NJ
For roguiatng and grading Eghy-sixh street. between
avenue A and East river.
For regulating grading coruer Ffy.eighth b.
tween Second and East
regulating and grading de- Fyninh street, betweea
Third and Fourth avenues.
For regulating and grading &c, Fourth between
l16th and l24th streets t.#W N#hN FaE
For regSiat grading &C., sixsth street, between
Rghth avenue and Broadway. I.tss
gutter and Dag First avenue between llA and
125th
avenue and East r.ver kN
For Tagging Forty fourth street. Sixth
and broadway.
for tagging One Hundred Thlriieh between
Tenth avenue aud Hudson river.
For tagging Manhattan street. between Nnih and
hudson rtver s&.
For steam Ere engine and tender for Company
bes Forty
For building sheds and putting new roof country mar
kes. and for other repairs to jefferson Market
Blank proposals. together speciGcAtono
and agreements be obtAued at this otsce
Dated-SrREkT DxPARIMEnT NLw YoHx. June IL 1864.
CHAS. q. CORNELL, Stree, Commissioner
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

mo CARPENTERS AND nAsoNs -PRoP0sALs WILL
~ recsived Al Of The trnnd stcet and hs~-
tevn RsiIroad Company for furnishing the materials and
building stable ear boz. M snon rpm, snop S.s
ona b seen Al the cncc First psey
a.. ~ SsvSrh street. williamsburg until The 10Th -
r 'r,oon The srchitect vii be ~ the Office from ~ " ID
~ ~ daily fer Swing any information required. -
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

nHg LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON
i pany WIN despatch semi-monthy their new and 6rst
claas British iron steamships CELIA. BHLLONA. ATA.
LARTA. IOWA. INDIAHA and MAEHArrAn. each 5000
the fro London Rates o.
ble United currency Prom New Ca
bin 20: Second Cabin e7 $40 From L0nden
navre First Cabin. aoO For passsre apply to CHAs.
A. WHITNEY. a. No 70 Rroadway For freight apply At s.
South street Advances made merchandise consigned
'ns Io"oon sse''' ROWLAND 4 AsYINWALI. Aeen.a d.
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w ACeu
American Journal Of Opthsl- :
molOgy. Proprietor OF
American Tube Works
American Trates Co. Frank
lin st
Chiness Boarding Horse.
Charles st
Gottei's Cap Factory, Green
wtch street
Emigrant Aid Society. Secre-
tary Of
Herald OF Lite
II ckville Z Gold Spring Br
Il e Co
Lockwood Paper Collar Co
ABRA'
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Ravens c.ps o str sopAi. wnsou Rlelasd I. q nis
Hayden I'D ID. a Psytnss. SsrateU
ter 8 str signal Wood JOHN
Httchcock Rev UgN #
. LxsTr8 usrvpp STATES srrAsEs Crry or BATH.
Linc.ln capt Elgar Lewis WmP
For the Engineer Loraug Edwa-a
chapman All 2 Seaman Charles
Chapman w
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THR MAILS FOR TUE
j United KINGDOM and the Continent via Queenstown
and Liverpool per steamer Ednbars and for ths Geras.
States via Bremen Bremen viii close ut thtA
olce Saturday. the 18Th Of june at l0k o'clock
H.: and at the up town stations as follows:-
6tarions A and B. 10 A. NJ.
Stations q and ~, $50 A. M.
Stations ana r. 9:l5 4 n.
Station G, g. A. n. s.m
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pRorosALs FOR s.sooo or nRror pAMAoEs

pKuPosALs y ZOE y.Syop OF "KIoT pAMAdEs
Sealed proposals. viii he rCceived nj the Comptro
Office until Monday the eth day June 1884 two O'Clock
r. NJ when the will be publicly opened, for the
chase q the whole par. sf the OF yo hundred
and atty thousand dollars $3.50 Riot
demnity Bonds No. ~ Of the county or New York.
thor xcd BY chapter and amended BY chapter 1926 OF the
laws OF 1894 and BY ordinance OF the Board Of
approved BY the Mayor. June rs, 1854
The 81 bonds wi bear Interest the
cent per annum payable hsK yearly, the frs day of
May and November each year and the princ will
rcdremable On the FIRST day OF November fsse.
The proposals Will SAFE the OF bonds desired aud
per hundred dollars tho
whose proposals eped VII thercnpon be required
deposit the County broadway BAnk)
awarded them respectively
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts OF the
County Treasurer or such depcs the parties viii be en-
titled to bonds for equal amounts OF the value Of
Of payments
PROPOSE should be sealed and endorsed " Proposals
for Rio Damages Indemnity Bonds No 80 and the
enclosed ia sccopd envelope addressed the CcnptreeS
The right reserved 10 al Of the BIDS " con-
eiderad the interests Of the
county. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Ciry or Sxw yoHK. DEPARTMENT or FfNAscr,i
CosrrRoLLyR's OyrrcF, Juse "a 1864. !
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rRuposALs SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI.

DRuPosALs. PROPOSALS WILL BE RR.
ceNed a. the Kings county Treasurer's 0hce Is Court
street. Brooklyn, until two O'clock p NJ Tuesday Juno
~ 1874 which time aud place they will be opensd) for
furnishing for the ensuing rear for The Almehouse De-
pafent OF the said county about 200 o. pounds OF fresh
Fish. Beef. Nutton Veal Pork Lamb and Liver; a6O bar
o. -Four, 22000 pounds Of sngar and proporsenass
es ~ Tea MoiassessCohee Mustard Pepper Starch.
OH SALT B.sns. Rice Lard Goldfish Mscterc Park soap.
ODD and Coal Also Coal and Wood for the Of the
Esst~fn and Western dstrcts OF the city Of Brooklyn
Prnied forms of prorosas, oontaning ali the necessAy
information bc had the ONCE o. the super ndcnts
the Poor 81 tho Almshouse. Fathush; NJ the City Han
D. and n North Second street third door from hlevsp
srect k. d. No other ferns win BE- acccptnd
NORRIS II. ROBERTS,
JOHN DBLANY,
JAMES FIrzGRRALD
WILLIAM BENNETT,
ALnsuousr, Jups 1854 Superu,crdents OF The Poor.
DRpAIRs TO STREET PAvEMENTs.
III 70 Contraclors-Sesled propose will bc received =
this nee until II O'Clock A or "Wednesday, June -.
1864 for and rerArng and keeping IN good repair
during period of six months ending December
81 i the cxrriaQe OF al paved avenues streets,
sqcaes and tborourhnres IN the city OF New York c.
ceptng only much OF the carriage of broadway -
now rAved WITH the Russ pavement
The bids must be In the form prescribed and ~
spec fcsio~s form OF the aSresmsst and kAsk pro
posas will oe furn shed at this cfnee a,.yyuvv.
uunT H. DARRAUH
w CgAykN.
Cro4on Aquednos BcarA
o.rcV cporox Aouvpucy DvrARrngrr (Rounda).
pARx, June NJ, 1864
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=
List.
Morris Gen w X
hckilvey Mathew, 18Th n Y
heavy artillery
Outwster LieutJas u A.de-C
Pearl Lieut. WIN II. lO.d n Y
rl'.f' xSJ Lieut. Col John O. 4
Reed Corp 8 e. Co G. Ist
iegt Invall d corp
Rsyn0 ds Lieut. Frank
Bpdleen james, 9th n Y
Heavy artillery
Shannon D X, Co G, l05th
I'a Vols
Schembera w. Co 81. Sd regt
Invalid corps
Sheppard Stretan. 35th U 8
regt Colored Vols
Simpson Thomas, 10th NY
Sm III Dr erasmus, late Sur
|. geon l4ih N Y B M
Solomon John, Co X, 10th
Wands Lieut. Alc1 II. 10th
regt v kC
Watkins James. Co 9, l05th
Veteran Vols
Weld Col Mason q
Yerdiery Jno II, Go e, ll5th
N Wv
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

DOR LIVERPOOL DrRECT.-CUNARD STEAMSHIP
OLYMPUS, Captain McMickan. will sail on Wednesda,,
June 22 Cabin passage $50 IN gold IS equivalent fcr
freight passage apply 70 E. CUNARD, No. Bowling
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
sEGARy AND TOBACCO.

THE UNDERSIGNED SELLS SEGARS CHEAPER
than any other house from 9ls s2 80 Sst up 70 -
thousand Wholesalers spectators and retailers arc
quested 70 give call before buying anywhere ese Il
MILLER, No. 4 Dey street near Broadway, up stairs
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

~ Committec Of the Common Conncn, appointed 70 In
qure the evils resulting the Illegal and ,wproper
IN which many or the Cny Railroad Companies
havs laid And maintain their ra also 70 Investigate and
Of sd travel and inrrease the of
the city WILL meet in the Chamber Of the hoard Of Alder.
msn the CITY Hall Monday next ne cth instant at
twelve e'cieok noon
who have pstitionsd The Common Dburk for bearing
bsfors the Comrnee and ali thc-c wxe property b11
terss ars hereby notified 70 p.ssen, a the above msn
toned time and place, without surthee uottncnton.
.0N Lywts n. kYEka.
4.lu M0RgAn yQNkA.
5et f@see JOHN ID. OTT1WkLL
g Cemmhtse ef Board ot Aldsrmen.
IN DAVID tjfidkkALp,
FREDERICK nKPPBM
Committss Of hoard Of Covrcmen.
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Ssc eJsameous.

"A nneous.
London Marine Paint Co
Ma1isson Square Post Office,
Postmaster of
National Currency Bank
New Albany IL Salem RR Co
New York aud LehigCoel Co
New York Soap Co
New York WORK. Editors Of
North River warehousing Co
Pacific Mills
Post Mast Broadway
Steel Composition Bell Co
Syracuse and Oswego Line,
Agent OF
williams Globe Wire Works
! WAKEMAM, Postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-08

A WORD FOR OLD MAiDs.-As a class,
and on the whole, the worlds least sin.
tul inhabitants, we have always thought!
And we are glad TO see kind word in
their favor in the london SutUr day Re.
CLEO. Thus says the writer:
"There is something touching in the
lot of woman who has courageously
got over an early disappointment, and
who sets herself to do good in her gen
GRAFTON, and give her neighbors as much
happiness as she can. That she should
preserve her beauty undiminished at
fifty, and foster a permanent but hope
less affection in the breast of curate or
doctor, are rewards Of her goodness,
which, if they could but be transferred
from fiction to real life, we certainly
should not grudge her But although
there are old maids who bear their dis
appointment in this noble way, there arc
other Old maids whose disappointment
consists in never having a disappointment
to bear; and this is trial which, at one
period of life, is hard to endure, and
ought to awaken more sympathy than it
does"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-08

JOHN MAEuhMuNT LEGACY. Novel 81
Mis- NJ. T.. Eradd Il, autLJtcSs Of aurora
lloyd" "IEloaLofs Victory Sc. Price, 50.
- This charming and ataoILing novel Is the
latest production Of Miss Braddon, who now de-
servcdly ranks among the foremost Of English l5l-
tbura5sas. Ja@H N8rChmoHg's Legacy is endowed
VIII! all Lb inte, ,lQal glI,e7 Itlicacy Of plot r,i-
Ii.y Of molal t.n, dignity &C style, enchanting IN
t-.sG, .nl originality OF conception, ~ peculiarly
tvtrsct5I. Tic Of her highest literary successes.
ACACAkIA- Or. THE AFFAIRS or SACRIFICE
- IL. author q ''BeU,ah" we have al. u
bo laid al.oI. attsri We have ali, y we're,
to be subiee.el 10 the action u fge."-5fsttHL
Second edition.
- N5ea,ja" Is nov reg iTde1 as beng. n IL
snnvtlet degrees. the literary rtr5u a5.ttos-chiei
iJ6eI-ot Southern Romantic Lettsr.. The repro
duotiaus oi Il in New York and London have been
received with Enthusiastic admiration; and, by an
advertisement IN recent issue OF the Pafis Pays
We that Mons. J. p. La Place Is preparing a
French translation of it, Orr second edition OF it,
the fd06ntseth thousand, is now nearly exhausted
and, the third edition may necessarily be de-
@ained it is respectfully suggested that those desr-
OF lis immediate rerusal should forward their
orders at once.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
under the American Hotel

4 UCTION SALES OF REAL ES-
n TAIE-As many persons prevented by
their military duties, Indictment weather and other
causes, from attending our sales of REAL ESTATE.
when made upon the premises We have concluded
to commence COURSE OF SALES AT OUR OF
FICE, WEEKLY, if the offerings will justify us in
doing
This plan has been adopted with success in other
cities, and hope it will meet such favor from the
public as to render these weekly sales attractive
both to buyers and sellers.
We will continue to make sales upon the premises
Whenever owners prefer our doing So
In accordance with this arrangement, we an
nounce our first sale, which will take place on
THURSDAY NEXT, December Sth, at II o'clock
NJ. at which time Will offer the following pro-
perty, to wit: -
First Two FRAMED TENEMENTS, containing
four rooms ca h, with KITCHEN with two rooms to
each the lot being 100 by l32, on Twenty ninth
street, between NJ and n streets. These nice
residences
second AVACANT LOT, 80 by 1872, on the cor
ner Of twenty ninth and streets nearly opposite
the first property.
Third Five LOTS, 84l by 1873 feet, on the west
side Of Tweny-eight street, between and streets
Fourth. ONE-1IALF ACRE LOT, corner OF NJ
and Thirty first streets.
Fifth. ON E-IiALF ACRE LOT, corner of Thirty
first and streets.
These two last named will be sub-divided to sdit
purchasers.
on Twenty seventh street between and streets.
Seventh. Two SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS
IN Sidney, Cumberland street, between Cherry
and Culyert streets.
Eighth. A FARM, twelve miles below Richmond,
containing two hundred and forty acres; one hum
drel cleared, balance III original growth, with good
Improvements.
Ninth NINETY -FOUR ACRES WOOD LAND,
in two smalis tracts about nine miles below Rich
mond, adjoining the lands OF Williamson Allen, de-
ceased.
Tenth. EIGHTY ONE AND A QUARTER
ACRES OF LAND III Louisa county, near Tolcrs
VILE, the Central railroad with a large quantity
OF BRICKS and some FRAMES OF HOUSES
Eleventh and lastly. That very desirable MAR
KEr FARM, on the Deep Run turnpike, SIX miles
f,ou4 Richmond, containing about thirty and three
quarter acres, abonr nine acres in wood. Tie i'm
proveInents are DIV ELLING with IoIr rooms, and
all necessary out-builGings in good repair, and
well OF water III the yard. There Is 4 new house
ana Pond convenient, an Orchard u one hulidI ei
and forty fruit trees, choice vaIieti9s) and hun
drcd grape vines; also, about Eve thousand feet
SEASONAL notwithstanding, wcatherboaTd-
ing and H5oTinS-Whlch Ill he sold with the i.ln
This affords an opportunity IL invest il little
place near the city.
flat5 aud descriptions OF most of the foregoing
property he at Office the day Of sale
and before. and We hope those wishing 10 purchase
viii examine the property before the day OF sale,
and he prepared IL bal tor II unders.andiuely and
iIhcTaily. GRUBb5 & " ILLIAMS,
re S-4r AEctloneers.
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NV M. m Fowle, SONS & O., Auetioneers.

ByW IL Fowle, Sons & Co, Auctioneers.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, 18th instant,
~ at II O'clock will be sold portion Of cargo,
psstally damaged on the voyage Of importation, to
wit:
ii chests Young Hyson and Souchong TEAS,
3 bags ALLSPICE,
20 boxes LONDON STARCH,
500 yards SCOTCH TWEEDS,
loo yards GREY FLANNEL,
81 GUERNSEY FROtKS,
81 CHENILLE SCARFS,
1000 TIIIMBLES,
u HAIR BRUSHES,
400 BONNET FRAMES,
q INDIA-RUBBER OVEKCOATS,
% sets KNIVES AND FORKS,
10 bundles PRINTING PAPER,
IL realms CAP AND LETTER PAPER,
II English COPYING BOOKS,
80 bottles English COPYING INK.
ALSO,
5000 pounds choice Cuba SUGARS,
100 kegs SODA,
10 bales OSNABURGS,
5 cases Coats's and Brooks's SPOOL COT
TON,
20 pieces BAREGE,
100 LINEN CAAIBKlC HANDkEI}CHIEFS,
500 Ladies Morocco and other BELTS,
50 gross BOOT LACE5,
II dozen LADIES' HAIR NETS,
An invoice OF genuine Cuba and Florida
CIGARS,
and such other articles may be received i'll time
for the sale.
Parties desiring to avail themselves of this sale
will please send in their goods later than MON
DAY. VIM. H. FOWLE, SONS & co,
Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-08

BY Davenport e Co, Stock Auctoneers,
(Ofice corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.}
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, at
w. the office Of the Old Dominion Insurance
Company, on FRIDAY, December 9th, 1864, at II
O'Clock the following BONDS and STOCKS.
5000 Virginia six per cent. Registered Bonds,
40, 900 Confederate six pei cent Non-taxable Cou-
pom Bonds,
10000 Confederate six per cent. Non taxable, Janu-
airy Coupons off
10000 Confederate SIX per cent. N0n-taxabe Cert-
hcates,
10000 Cotton Coupon Bonds,
10000 80 Interest Notes,
50,0O0 four Per cent Certificates,
5000 ifteen-mIllion Coupon Bonds,
79s4 Amelia County Bonds, five years;
40 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock,
1a5 s.9res insurance Company Of the State Of
Virginia,
100 shares Virginia Central Railroad Company
stock,
~ shares Richmond and DauvilIe Railr oai
Company Stock,
81 shares Bank Of Virginia Stock,
Gu shares Bank of Richmond,
shares Old Dominion Trading Company
ALSO,
20 900 Confederate eight per cent Coupon and Re-
gist51oi Bonds,
10000 Confederate seven per cent. Coupon Bonds,
1850 Southern Bank Note,
SO shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Stock
so shares Porcelain Company Stock,
1000 Manassas Gap Railroad Coupon Bond
5000 Detached Coupons, various kinds
. shares I0Tk River Railroad Company Stock.
DAN LNrOBI Il co,
de Stock Auctioneers.,
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BY Francis T. Isbell, Auctioneer.
1.-TWO MOST DESTRABLE AND CON

1.-TWO MOST DESIRABLE AND COM
MODI0US FAMILY RESIDENCES, COR
NER OF FRANKLIN AND FOURTH STREETS
FOR RENT AT AUCTI0N.-Wlll be rented at aue-
ton, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December in
slant, at O'clock Z. NJ, upon the premises two
most desirable and conmodious FAMILY RESI-
DENCES, situated at the southeast corner of Frank
lin and Fourth streets The dwellings contain four
teen each, with kitchens containing six rooms
each, and all the modern Improvements, such gas,
water, bathrooms, water-closets, &c, &c. The
tenements SO arranged that they may be con-
verted into one, which would, in view OF its spa
ciousness and central locality, render il a most
whether for private residences a clearinghouse,
the property is amongst the most desirable i'll the
city.
TERMS, &c: Made known on day of renting.
de FRANCIS Il. ISBELL, Auctioneer.
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IN PRESS,
AND WILL BE SHORTLY PUBLISHED !:

UP AND DOWN IN THE WORLD. By a eele-
brated English authoress; authore6s OF ''Pride
aud riety," etc.
MRS. HALLIBORT0N'S TROUBLES. By MIS-.
Henry Wood, authoress of "The Cummings"
East Lynne" etc. vols.
+.*Persons renting TO the advertised price of
any of publications will receive them, post paid,
TO any part of the Confederacy.
The Trade ordering Books from will please
state distinctly how they wish their orders sent to
them-by mail or erpress-as We cannot be respon-
sble for their delivery after being sent directed
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers Booksellers and Stationers
de 7-2t No. us Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-08

Miss Remond, the lady OF color from
Boston, who made some noise at the
American Legation here three or four
years ago in reference to a passport that
was refused here is now aising public
lectures on American affairs in the
suburbs of London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-08

III Flraday, the eminent English
a8gflR, haB declined an invitation To VISIT
exhibition Oftho Davenport brothers, lie
say, rather curtly: IF spirit commu-
niaa Fiohs net utterly worthless should
hap 2,a 10 start into activity, will trust
the qAfitB ~ Ind out Cor themselves how
tAe. ian move my attention. am tired
gg sham.
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WEST & JOHNs TON,

No. l45 MAIT STREET,
Have now ready
THE JUDdE-ADyoCATE's WADE MECUM.
Embracing general view Of Military Law
and the Practice before Courts-Martial of the
Army and Navy, with an Epitome of the Law
of Evidence as applicable to Military and Naval
Trials. BY c. II. Lee. Second edition. Re-
vised and Enlarged. Price, SIS.
NOTICES or THE PRESS:
immediately upon its appearance, this work was
adopted standard authority by the Confederate
States Government having been purchased by the
Secretary Of War and the Adjutant-Generai tor the
use Of the army."-T1e Record.
eve have received from the popular and enter
Trising publishing house Of Messrs. WEST & JoHN-
sroS, Richlnond, THE JUDGEADyoCATE'S
WADE MECUM.' second revised edition. >
Such wolk is, at this time, much needed, and will
prove a valuable work to those in and out OF the
array Pefers5ayg Efrrc&s.
every ofti,sr in the army should be supplied
with tlis work, which is an admirable treatise Oh
ooutts-martial.'- Riohmaad Dispatch.
"Its value at The present time cannot be ques-
toned Tie author has rendered essential service
to the military profession.7- UI.g.
mir. Lee has supplied crying necessity in the
Confederate States" ANo5He Register.
"It is produced with much care, contains a copi-
Gus inlez, side notes ana valuable nlal silal re-
iercuers."-.id .-,tar.
at is . complete opt.me Of soue Of the most
important question, Of the day, and has been
al. spI g.. .,l, l,- rItp Confederate 3i,ttorlt-s