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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22
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CURES Coughs Colds, Bore Throat, Asthma, an
~ Consumption. II IL only neceeEaty for niy tue
troubled with these complaints to Try one bote Of
Striekidnds AelHRuous Cough Balsam
to convince them thRtiti the hest preparation ever
used. II not only the above affections ol the
Throat and Lungs but II cures Night SweRts and
Splitting of ~ cd. and IN excellent gargle for amy
kind OF Sore Throat. II n pleasant 90 take, and
safe medicine tor infants. Price % Cents per bottle.
For sale hy druggists generally mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22
z E.!NzZ..Z.Z!!.ZI:HZZZ1 j
'trick'onds $ Anti Cholera Mature.
AND
r L IT X

/ 3 composition Of Hstriugcnts, alaorlenig. stimu.
i lants and cnTmiuatyes Which tvciy hl sicinn ac
hnowedges II the only preparation thht viii effect
permanent cure of Diarrhe and py seter, This Anti
CholerH Mixture n now in use N some Of cur frmy
hospitals whvTe gives the greatest Satisfaction. ii
mas taNet the lives of Thousands or soldiers and
citizens, Rnd We viii guarantee t to te The best rene.
dy "a 'he world for Darrhea and Dyscntery
mr Woods, OF Coyngton, My, viii ha most hhpI v
70 satlsy any one a. 10 the virtue o Srckand's Anu
Cholera Mixture; Ia tact have great number Of
testimonials rom patients who have teen cur, nttcl
heing pronounced in ualle by their physicinnp some
after taking only tottle of StrcRIa lands Anti Chol
era hiKtuie II Non suffer with Diarrhta and Pysen
tory try one bottle. MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22

b2rThe Cincinnati Enquirer announces
what we have believed for year, that it was
the intention of Mr. Lincoln TO retain his po.
sltiou, whatever might have been the result Of
fha eleotion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22
Two Section Ladder.

GOOD thing for every man that owns house,
"A and for every farmer, They arc two ladders OF
length for general use and can be Joined
together 10 make 20, "a, 2d % foot ladder good
house can he saved from burning by having ladder
IN time 10 reach the roof Call at No. 227 First street
auR22lmd j. n. BALSLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22
O YES! 0 YES

TINHE underagned " daily licensed AuGt OneeT
u 'or Montgomery county, aud will cry sales, A.
onen as his services, may be in demand.
Persons who have not taken out lioenaes wM he at.
tended 10, II they violate the law
N. B,--Residpnoe 81 miles sOuIh-sA OF MAMIE
BURG. Orders leit wish JOHN KIsBR, jr., or ADAM
CLAY, MhmlsbHK on klan street will he attended
10. COL eBORGE KlsER
angI0-vfwOV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22

TOHN NJ. ENNIS, Plaintiff against CHARLES Butohor
81 Administrator Of Henry HAEsrman, deed, be
fore james Tuner, J, p. Of Dayton township, Mont
gomery County, Ohio, On She a0th day Of Rsptem-
ber A. D. 1884 said Justice issued order Of Attach
mont IN the ahoYe action for the sume OF Five Dol
lars aud interest. TIia sot for November IT, 1854
al o clock p. n.
oot9SaAgiV JAMES TURNER. i.
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Dpeimg Nouse.
pYEIM C Ho S z

NO. So, ST. CLAIR, Ret. FOURTH 4 FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
VNHE undersigned niorms the public that he ls a
practical dyer, and has established dye house at
he above place. and IL now prepared 10 color all kinds
Of Silks, Satins Ribbons Wooden and Cotton Goods
AM color that may be desired
Grease and stains removed from all kinds offabrics
II warrants to finish all goods in manner to rive
satisfaction, having all articles necessary 10 perform
his work IN the best possihlestyle.
Rul0 HERMANN WIEGENp,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22

The Turner Building.-The cold wealh,
er comes too soon for this superb structure
and it will not be pu under roof fore spring
The walls will bo well secured against the
practicable.
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ATTACHMENT notice.
]. Heidlngor aud Thompson, plaintiffs

lLlI Daniel Jonee, DefendRpt
DEFORE O MusselmRn, Justice Of the "eaee OF
ID Jackson township, Montgomery County. Ohio.
on the 18th day Of Oe; ober A. u. 1854, said Justice
asued an order n Attachment In the above action,
or the sum Of ~ 2B-lO0,
HHW LEBAHOH, o. Oct 18th, 1884. oct2g-wSW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-22
"PuRposRs oT THE ORDER.

il seems that the main purpose IS power ny
UNION WITH the SoUTu, REGARDLESS OF MEN
or MEASURES; that is, without reference to
the question OF Slavery and Shareholders, jnst
as in 'the Union as il was" But as soon as
the "trials' at indianapolis began 1t became
evident that spies, detectives, and bad men OF
reckless or iraitorous procivities, had been
using the Society for unlawful and treasona-
BILE purposes Since that time VIC do not
doubt that all good men and true patriots
have abandoned all action or connection with
it, and that the Society has by common con
sent ceased TO exist This is now plainly the
duty of all such men. But whoever seeks to
hold members of the Society generally, and
men of the Democratic party generally, re-
sponsible for the acts or designs of men be
longing to either or both, but guilty OF "dis
loyalty" or treason, Outrages common decen'
cy and common justice, Secret political or
ganizations are the offspring of troubled
times, and usually exist only in the midst o
tyranny, and are as often in aid Of it rs against
it, as witness the Loyal Union League -
The numerous societies which are said Il
have sprung mp within the last three years il
the United States, owe their existence solely
to the "reign of terror with WHICH the Ad
mnislratiou afflicted the country But The
Presidential election is now over and Mr
LINCOLN and Mr.. SEWARD and others pro
claim now again return to "the normal con
dtion" OF things, aud that there must b'
peace and good feeling between Republicans
and Democrats. If 30, then there will b.
quiet, and no more secret political societies
in any party, or Of any kind. II
Ohio none of military character hai
ever existed, we believe among men O.
the Democratic party and this is especiAll,
because since the spring Of 1868, Ohio ha
been freer from violent exercises Of arbitrar.
power than almost any other State II th
poninent men Of the Administration party il
Washington and OF home, including her pres
snt Governor and Lieutenant Governor ar
entitled to the credit for this, let il be give
to them, with the hope that equally wise con
sells will prevail in the future.
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SPLENDID FARM
.... OF
RICH BOTTOM AND HEAVY WOOD LAND
AT
PRIV ATE SALE.

1 will sell on reasonable terms, the Vhole or part
/ of the farm, lately owned by the heirs OF John
Mover Goc'd, situate ~ miles north of Germantown
and AZ mites west Of Mianshurg with the road lead
ing from Mamisburg to Farmer -ylle its north line
and the road leading from Germantown TO Salem on
Its east ne II contains gs acres OF land. of which
90 acres s heavy unculed timber, and all the balance
under cultivation, with good fences, dc. great part
Of The land Is black soil suitable for corn tobaccn,
Nc and the balance good wheat land. The improve
inents are good two story frame dSellng house, a
good lnfge barn, tobacco shed two wells, orchard,
sugar camp, sc. Adjoining the land are Church,
School House and Country Store.
Iwin sell the whole, cut of and sell 100 acres,
with the Improvements, will sell 80 es, less
ol the wood land Just the purchaser may desire.
For terms and further particulars enquire Of Lewis
b Cuuckel Attorney at Dayton. Of me, at German
town. HENRY 4. GUhUkEiL
novIe-3td&w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICH.

NTOTIOE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Adminls.
traitor sf the estate Of Frederick ADRIAN, late Of
Montgomery county, deceased.
JACOB RIFE.
Oot ~, 1854 nova-WSW
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-. Wm. II. Fbss,s, Sons q o., Aucts.

I =
4 UJTTON eALv.--Da Taesiay, 10th isss, It 10
a oieleek, ~ sessi veil, - c'oss conslgsesuts, .
Ess ga vssisd .sscrs.sss q cosas. = is''ews:
@05 a. enoaisg tosaeeo
6e0o eenulne Hsvans cigars, warranted q direct
tmpostatioa
Als, soSs "a brown domestics
100 rai5s msa's shoes
los nea's and toys' draw hats
ID 0oxGo 0e11A 6asd1so
g Rs9l11 eepyins beoh1
20 ro01o 8nsl0h c0pying pApor
1000 yosds 4aGiiaA abusive pst1Ase
a los q snamsi'sd etotA, suisabls for hav~.
sacks, cl1StAes covers, 20
Tesyeaing bagi u Ams 1aosrhl
Opesa feneas se.ine naseiesc
Abroa1lAst - Il alive. ptaes1 Wase, Aelu.
6ang spooes. forks, -
A vsioaaie r.as, rspsasins 60 times, with
1000 onstsidses
Saesilesat InslkA double basss.si sun.
bafIeh laminatsd 0esl, n MAhogaay 6ase,
with slI seessaaEy implements complete,
hiShiy aniahsd Iaeish sword. seabbasd
In black and rich gold plate, patent Heath.
or bait, Jest imported
The s:oss Of araO.ogs,psos 70 be sold without rs-
serve, including
camera eeeeo
Photographic parer
Bristol boards
OAloPide Of god
Nitrate Of silver
Oolodion hypo sulp soda preserves
Glaeses 10 large variety
Diamond varnish, &C
A large lot Of drugs, medicines, with show
bottles, gallipots, 10
ALSO,
Several nne gold watches and chains
py4 wHfowLR, SONS 4 co. Aucss.
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r. xyRILENT Farm Of about 100 nGres cf lsad ID
IL ucochland CO, sb,uB 10 milee from NinhmoDd, for
ssle at eold q auction, On the prem
lea, TbursAsys Mo- 1ssh, 1eee, - II oc3oss =,
me iarn Ieeasea @ AAovs, owos1 and oecupse1 ~
NJ Thos Rock, usar Dsrsa church and adjoisips the
iasds Of Msss1s fleet and Oshers Aboas ono-half
10 wen set IN ptns and osk wood and timber, tie
baiasce elsare1 - on u Are apple sad psaen
eoms good meadow Land. Near The dwelling u Q
spr NJ d superior water. The whole pIacs . en-
closed u eool feaceA The impsove0sAte can
IN or comfortable doslIing WITH I've rooos, aAl
sii necessary ootAoasss except barn. Possisioa
given immsiiAsey.
1rans -One.s6ird oash, IL new notss; balance u
and u oosbs, for b1ads or n0tAs bearing Interest
ssearea S - .h nsrh...s - - y - ~ H.
taxes In 1904 0ODDIN 3 ApPDRDoN,
my6 AuctionoeFo.
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- Ynk1e device Of representing the
- = he acgre1sors In this war, and
thansGayos - . psacsfal and loyal people,
esnsN eneaGsa IN naintainlng the laws, -
oasncane and stafsotyped trick of syran's
q eQUal anA q Pasitaus In particular
~ da1lngahAed naval author and osnee,,
Oap4h Ilarysst. n Ah 'Dlasy In America
plhunhet N laBA commeats with dsse,s ~,
sssusl0 = tAs disgusting can't Of 'ae -"
IN yAaAecs, = illustrated In their conoe,s
. - JadlAas when they thirstea lo' '',s"
1ms1nagy. AftHe the death, or rather mu'.e',
= AAusadae, the brother Of tho ee'eo.a,e.
FAI1fn. the Iester prepared for war. ANA
~. s -. ths reverend historian Of the
49,. aw.s v,s bakun by fierce nation CT
fralssa spon an Aessst, harmless generation
G Iagihh, who might very truly nave sa'e
q % emzeseoss, - It Wa said OF OLD 10 the
.1nueni1oa. u isve not sinned against thee;
- tAoa doeat ne wrong to war against me. /"
..psneaclau slons," exelaims Capt. Marry
~. ~desp. ineupsble iAnsticism, could have
infused such ramAxk."
WAsa The wsr ~ brought to q close by
IL OUu6o " So0 0B8x~oVst sAV oS~SS ~"o
IN spirited Philip, and his head had been
nsssed IN triumph % pike by this "honest,
lnsmless people," his helpless, innocent
antA Of nlDe yn4s old was captured, and
sAare ~ actually council held to put this
pooe child to deathi And the Puritan clergy
qasds1 Sa1pekys that ass child must die! DR..
Ivseoua 1(atAse. ono Of their most famous
saints, united With the other clergy In re-
snmnsnding that II be murdered The pious
sonh consented It last to sending it, with
many Others. 70 the Rsrmadas, to be sold as
aslaSst 's9tesn virtues" Of the Pilgrim Fa-
tAsnl SCsll than nther," says Narrys,t,
ssdlsholiEal viceA" Gracious Heaven! When
shAll No Learn to call things by their right
lansS To which Ne answer, "Never as
long - the zAes Of the Pilgrim Father is ex
tan& Thar character 10 unchanged and un-
cAAngeahaa Hypocrisy, indirection, and
can't 30 interviewer with the Utmost texture
u thstr eouA. They report the South now,
- they reported Philip, % sggressors, max
f4gwarupon IN honest, harmless. generation
q long sudering Christians. They imbrue
their AA1ds In the blood Of our children and
olR bsathran. and inaict unheard of cruel
- upon Ill ages and sexes, and because we
DO not INCREASINGLY submit to their atroci-
taes they ratse their hands In holy horror,
cpd DECLARE this ''ths most wicked rebellion
the world ever saw q
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II AND for 6aie.--l will sell NO acres Of vslss
1 4 BILE Land, we'll timbsred, situated 10 Did
from Richmond, on the Deep Run turnpike; hsAlul
location, and IN go,d nsighhorhood; improvement
inconsidesable. Price, COS per acra Add'ss
g W SAUNDbRS,
Coal Hi.l P O, 6ocAlAsle Co.
psi think this land good investmeni fos ~
person desiring TO own property. A stssaiiee ~
tan yard, good water, &c. eve
az 3O-SavlV
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RUAAWlD

1nn Dollars Reward Ran away from ~ saS'
lUU scriber. ON the 9Th Of April, ~ ssero
10Y Isaiah, about u ysass old, dark oonpkxUa.
high cheek bones, emoolh face, end sbost i~l
inchss high. He has . digit imped!asss ~
speech. He 70 supposed 70 be In The city e. y 1e
neighboFhood CT CoalAsld, Chesterfield eca1sy, q
il endsayorins 70 get 70 shs Ysnkee llsa ihs
above reward will be paid u taken out Of Toe ey
and lodged in jail, or $50 II taken 10 the CITY ssa
delivered 70 mo, corner OF ltlh and Cary 90
aAN,L B RAHLAND,
myS-6f For Mn Nara 'ss Crew.
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En- James a. Tayl0r, fact.

nESIRABLE Private Residence, on 7th street,
pfemises, on Monday, the 9th May, 1854, at ~
O'clock p u. the desirable brick tenement on the
east ode Of 8h street, beyond Leish, al present oc
cupied By Mr. @ B Stacy. The house has eight
rooms, Kitchen, stable, carriage house, al com
plste with gas and water Ill through the building
The whole premises are in good order, and Ia CON-
sidsfed 10 Be among ore Of the most conyenient
ana comfortable eli0gs Of the kind 10 the city,
TlaAs -Ons third cash, In new currency: the
balance at and - months, with interest; or the
whole 10 ossh II preferred. Taxes f,r 1854 TO Do
paid BY the purchaser. Possession will be given In
twenty days, or sooner If desired.
After the sale OF tie hf use will be sold the pafor
esrpets and some Of the furniture contained
thereto. JAMES n TAYLOR,
my -6t Auciioneer-
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Belvina Block Shoe Store.
Ada Aa,her catfsAtut; uasoooo ssins; shoe thread
n.aI na aud brsds elastic korlag (noW very scArce
for nee issue or NJ equivalent; having iitls mffe
fnsn we wsnt for immediate USE.
40 etose on 18th street, above Main.
INV S-eoG2t
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HEADQUARTkRs MARYLAND LINE,
March 20, 1864. (
TITO MARYLAND MEN in the Confederate Ser.
1 vice. 1t is believed that General Orders No
So, Adlutant and Inspector Generals Office, Just
published, Obviates all the difficulties which have
nefcsof0re interposed TO prompt kansieFs to the
Maryland Line Every person now In service who
at the beginning Of the war native or adopted
citizen Of Maryland oan, upon application to Major
Genss Al KIsey, Stsunton, Virginia, or Colonel Brad
lev T Johnson, Hanover Junction, Virginia, be i'm.
nlsdAtely tranA erred ~ the Maryland Line The
following form can be signed, sworn 10 before
commissioned officer, directed to either Of the above
oicsrs, and sent BY mail, when tho transfer will be
Immediately made. The applicant must state Il he
wishes to be transferred TO Major General E,sey,
Camp Maryland, AsuntOn, Virginia, or TO Colonel
Bradley johnson, Camp Howard, Hanover juno
zion, aud TO company already organized or to form
accompanied by affidavit that applicant can keep
h!a,self mounted.
FORK or APPLICATION.
The undersigned, private in Company -,
Regiment, - brigade, - Division, -
maryland ut the commencement Of the war, applies
Tor transfer 10 the Maryland Iine. Company -,
Regil ,ept, under General Orders No 3S, Ad.
1utsnt and IL spsotor Genesas oface, 1853, desire
10 be trsnsie .rea % Camp MARYLAND Major Sensral
johnson. hsn0ver Junction.
Appended il proof Of citizenship:
On this - day OF ---, 1864, before the sub.
scriber, commissioned olhcor, - Regiment,
aaa made oath N due form Of law. that be knows
that --- was ciiixsn Of Maryland aa the
commencement Of the war, and that no is abe to
keep himself mounted.
All applications t. be traneferredto Camp Mary
land will, Tor the proeeat, be addressed 70 Major
General Arnold Elaey, Richmond. vi,siD':
NH 2s-aawet- Colonel Com ma noia
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BIZ Go. W. Ws2ts, AHccr,
mo. IS Main st.

b. Go. W wsnts, Awce'r,
No. IS Main ST.
WILL sell u auction on Saturday, Nay Eth, at lok
W O'Clock,
spsndid marble top ride tables
Cottage bedsteads
Chairs, mattresses
Crockcry and glassware
At IL O'Clock
splendid gold Wa'ch
several eliver watches
Dry goods, shots
Hats, blankets, clothing
Paper, envelopes, etc
my6 @ w WILLIS, Auct.
Dy H. y. Peasants, A,sct.
TXi;EI.LENT stoes Of H ,1s for sale at auction.
III DO Saturday, the It'll inst, at one O'Clock,
VII sell at the Richmond on and C.us Works, In
rear OF the Poor II ,use,
prime brood soWs, 4 with Pigs
ALSO,
TIE above are vel! worth the attention OF those
DESTROYS OF good stock to raise from
mys ES PLEASANTS, Auct.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


VTALUABLK Coal Property, with the fern IN
v braaing 10, f 43) acres, for sale, siiu~is 10
miles from Richmond, snd near James river -
particular description Of the above property, win
terms, &c, Can be had BY calling at No Ill Aaau
Richmond, between the hours Of 10 A n sad3PI
Of Friday and saturday mex. ensuing The cal hn
been worked and exposed TO view for mile cor.
tinu0usly. my4-A'
EOk Sale Privately Valuable Real Estate IA
the City Of Richmond The valuable lot, via
the Improvements thereon, located On the sou,a-
east corner Of franklin and 18th SITS, 10 Offered ut
SAFE pfivateiv' Inc iOt Ilonx On sIansaa 'usss
ailey. The buiidings consist Of large three snff
brick lumber house, asd several small out build
ings. The location Of this property = nos. DE-
siFable one, II being In the heart OF the city, eH-
ders II very valuable.
TARks-Psyable 10 new currency q per csa
Confederate Bonds Of long date.
my3 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auci-
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r WILL sell q. auction, on Saturday, the nh inst,
thu ksy and nx,ures Of tbat very desirable busi-
6uss stand situated on l4;h street, between Main
and Franklin streets, ct the hour Of II o'clock
Any person wishing to commence businezs cannot
do better than to attend this sale, ~ the 6xures are
very desirable. w akSkNEk,
my 4-4f Aucpr.
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!. =. ELMO aam,nil,ea for il,c paor-1

vtsyrlN0 Committed for The Pacr.--1he
~ .,..ssrs OF The Waiting Gnmmttaa for TIC
- = q uestcd 10 meet III tho cflise Of the James
pces LA Ka0A Wha oor,paay this {rhasadsJ) cscu
NJ - o'eOck. \ fuli Atsendxrcs 10 ssquetted, es
Is.,sess II uveeut Importance sl' be sabniitet FOR
."ssr consideration. the Csauistsess OF ualon Hill
ssd sidney Are iavitcd III atteud. my 6-N'
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By Aobissson, Adams q o., Asscsa
fOorneF tsh and Main I'll.
"R will Offer n auction on Friday next, tbe eth
" iast, at 10 O'Clock, without reserve, fresh
1870 pairs misses' calf double 90 lace boots
60 do women's half calf double sole balmoral
"A do gents' hall welt Congress CATERS
80 do women's bainCfas
40 do do kid balmorsls and CATERS
"a do do lasting aud ConsT ess CATERS
q do mems half weIs tie Roslish do
80 do women's half double SOUL balmorai
60 do missss' cali half double sole lace boots
60 do women's 6. AZ skin bamorals
IL do mems top boots
60 do wcmcns CO I lace boots
"a do mons half welt Congress boots
12O do ladies' and m sses' calf lace boots
l20 do misses' calf and kip boots
II do mei.'s water prooi calf boots
IL do mems green top Napoleon boots
So do cavalry boots
e64 i1e felt and fur hats
la pairs buck gauntlets
SO French calisslns
80 brides and girths
81 hoop skirts
co pairs super brcgan3
cases gr0uud coffee
Is doz French calico sbirts and collars
pieces fancy six
Ard variety Of other goods
q bags choice O sugar sugar
10 bb,s and half bbis o sugar
bbls crushed sugar
10 kegs bi carb sOoa
With our usual and general assortment OF groceries
my3 ROBINSON, ADAAs 4 co, Aucts.
III Reei,cood d lhilzsps,
No 81 Main st.
Books Books,
Books,
At auction.
Important TO Physicians.
Medical Library 1t auction.
% Friday, tho 9th instant, at our store, We will
sell, at 10 O'Clock, . large and valuable
Library Of
Standard Medical Books,
About 800 volumes.
Parties VII, may have hooks 10 dispose Of Can
add to our assortment Of miscellaneous books any
day previous to the sale.
REDWOOD b FHILLlPe, Aucts,
my 3--3s g. N Gin st.
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- TO ,n. y,.e,e Of Henrics County. --t am
~ eanhiA.,e n, eae next sheridaity OF HsSrsco
oaassy, ana respectfully solici. ycar asrpS,,
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a. ....x..c. tvacalaws, Hsnstco coMnty soa
~ 20 res.desses I, ss:r nsst O'Clock \, JoHN
TNeeaay, Nay a y ns" q s,hl M see.
sas: sss e s rs ses =, st a.
eese q OsSce Sue0c ,,c, his late residence, thls
tesd he .sas nsnIrx st 10 O'Clock, without further
notice
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NoItCE-- market boat Relief has arrived,
4 AMI mas On bostd Cor sale Go consumers only
toes, &c, &c. ee'' 'N
=, TIE ksief will lave TOT Lexington on Thurs,av.
asy o'h, ut e'elosk q, and will receive freight
iof intermediate points Oh the canal. Apply on
board at the Basin Shed, to
nv 5-lts FRANCIS GANNEN Cart
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By DIX Nessigcr, Aue.,
fSucceas0r 70 Pulhlm, Hanes Wais:ca,,

DIAN0, Furniture, &c,
Will be sold at my store, Odd Fellows Han. n.
Thursday next, 5th inst, at 10 O'Clock, the sr,,s
household and kitchen iurniture, he, beousin, "a
the estate of Mrs Anna o Weisises, deed, en6r.
cling In part the following
superior piano, stool and cover
sofa, l centre able
3rOekIng chairs
9carpets and rugs
doz cane chairs
TX dog Windsor chairs
large dining table
sidebOard and press
lsmall dining table
refrigerator
iron hat rack, l safe
Window shades, lamps, feades,& c
Silver, glassware
Dinner and tea sets
Knives and forks, &c, &c
WardFObss, bureaus, bedsteads
Beds, bed clothes, &c, and
Kitchen furniture
Persons desiring housekeeping articles shoua
attend, as 1t h seldom such Opportunities m
Offered DIX WHISPER, Auel
Successor to Puiliam, Names Neidas
my I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

OFfIcE kiCEHoND AND PETERSBURG x Co.
Richmond, May 5, 1864
I'm AND after this date i've dollar notes Of aa.
J Confederate States viii be received As ssfs
company tor freight and fare =. the sasasra ale OF
discount which the larger notes OF the oA IS de are
received.
No evening passenger train over this road.
+ IL WOODCOCK,
nv 5-St General Fss.gir aud Ticket Ayen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

&C. 1,OuNTSsIoSER Of the Revenue, Third
" Dirtrict. nouroe Ward -iiavtng psrform.i
tho duties Of the efi.e OF Commissioner 81 tie
Revenue Tor the Third pis,'iet Ct the cry c, m,n
Hond tar the past two years a"u, r ao;c;t 49,.
votes Of nv fellow citizens at the sest.a o. oe Se"
ON Thursday, Nay %, 1864.
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