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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07

These six-the peevish, the niggard, the
dissatisfied, the passionate, the suspicious,
and the man who lives upon others means
are forever unhappy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07

If you want to control a hungry man,
use him as you would horse, put bit in
his mouth.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07

The man who popped the question by
Starlight got his sweetheart consent In
''twinkling."
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07

Why is person annoyed by fool like
one who falls into the sea?
Because he is a man overheard lover
bored).
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07

Why was Leander the fatteSt or lovers !
Because he swan league III Greece, and
went to Hero dripping.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07

The devoted love of mother to way
ward child is the finest and noblest In the
world.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07
9ates of Adrertisins.
JOB PRINTING

of every description executed in the best stylo
ana on reasonable tCrms
The FARMER has larger circulation than any
olher paper In this section of the State. II II
now, and has been for thirty-sevcn consecutive
yours the official paper OF the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-07-07
THOMAS A. Taylor,
Andrew y. gscil.

COUNTY RECORDER AND NOTARY PUIliC,
NiIersburg, %. VIII I'LL rp amt n,N Nn"Wl'iS'
ali Kinds of Deeds, &C., and record ~" sam"
take DepositionS 10 he U;,rd in any Courts ~
this state: also, Protest NolrS, Nc. 'IIi,E VI
County Recorders Once. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

LITERARY PIRAcY.-A private letter from
Huoland, speaking Of the English reprints o.
Mr. Pollard's ssFirst and Second Years Of the
War;" says:
e. has already got possession OF the
field, and be viii douutless pounce upon ~. =
new volumes as socn as they appear. k,t'
vsn's sWar Pictures in the South, pub
l,shed BY I,utIedge, is a.most entirely. q IT no.
i;srnly, reprint Of Rllards 'cork Inc
fact. II / do not err, was pointed out Dy the
Ataea0una."
The New York reprint Of Mr.. Pollard'f
york wa, made under fraudulent and
forged transfer of his interests, effected BY
some cunning Yankee thief; and it appears
now that he is ALEC the victim of literary
fraud in England. In the meantime we be-
,ieye Mr.. Pollard has authorized reprints Of
his first and second volumes By the we'll
known London publishing house OF Philip
G. 2ON
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- oceaeneanf Are they not sWsfs ehAs
thAy ars impesilling the cause By hafboring
these uenY Do thsy wish 70 b snbjugated :
DO they wish their property 70 90 conns'
c,tedy Do they want q negro guard IN sseir
4 ousss and negro sen tinels at their gates =
DO they not see that when they harbor &c.
serte,s they are bringing this state Of things
upon them!
but there is no use In rcmonstrauhs-
Congress is about to pass severe law
against harooring deserters. We only wisn
Il Vas even more severe, aud We hope 1t Will
he faithfully executed.
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=
Z q. rnur.aev uuesnlax. DcceaAes 3iss, io63, q I
e,ciaek PiC0ARD DARLINGTON, oHly child Of
I'd isSvinla nh B Tsehaals pears % aee.
5arry was 4 lovely boy; bright Z. inuslect, In
.n-sne n disnositioss not alone the pride Of NJ
rmoshss, bui the Idol Of many others. "Noae
knew him hut 70 love him:
A hear most pure and senin. bright
IA called Of God, who OWES the night
TO lake and seal him ~ his own,
FIT spirit for q heavenly throne w b.
fls funeral will take ace 70 day, ~ II O'CLOCK,
from Natron's Hail, on Marshail, between 36th and
90,I s,s The friends and relatives of the family
arc invitedto attend.
A. his residence, Ia Hcnrico county. va, on
"wednesday, the Both of December, l66J, IN the
Gsth wear OF his age, Mr. GEORGE N BATES, late
a resiacnt Of Elixabe h City county, va.
The funeral services will take place At MS late
residence, on the Craigton road, about one mile
ard half northeast vi battery Nc 5, on this day,
(Jaasary lst, ls64,) t2x O'Clock NJ. The re-.
mains will arrive ut lakewood Tor tnferment az =
O'clock M. His acquatntances and all persons
desiring to do SO invited to attend.
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NAYoR,s CrSICE, Dec 3lst. 1863.
- DIEM II proper at this time esp c,aiiy 70
~ esi the attention 81 oil pers,Ds engaged either
.,ens Of nv ordinance recently passed by the Ccun-
Gil Of the city
Sec sth II any person permits slave under rs
o. her control 70 70 at large trade as free per
son. OF hire himself or herself out Ior tue penen. "
ne shall be ned not less than twenty nor more than
fffy dollars
Sec 9Th If any person harbors or employs slave
without the consent Of the owner or hiief oil SAID
lave he shs, be 6oed not less than ten nor more
Than dry doll n.
$40 7th II aDy person employs any free negro
who has not an attesied cory Of bis or her register
iu!y obtained according TO law, such person Shall oe
fined not less than I've nor more than ten dolars.
Thcse provisions are designed ny the Council to
correct great evil in this city, and will he strictly
enforced against ali who VIC ate them.
Ia Iii JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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r AnGn and AltEaetivo SAle Of
II HaAdsene Paslor,
Dsaiss roam 1srsitars.
a auction II am instructed By ihsownr (sa odBcsf
N % ell This day. q 70 csoek :. me sca
and Cary. IN excellent assortment o. Furniture,
e0bfaciog-
One elegant suit Of paricr furniture
Card tables. scciahlss, chairs
Two spi Hdid Brussels carpets
French mirrors
Hsudsome chamber sets Of furniture
warirobes, cabinets, curtains
Elegant feather beds, mattresses
6idst0ards, safes, refrigcrat0rs
China dinner and tea sets
Crockery and g:ass sare
An excellent cooking stove
large assortment Of Kitchen furniture, sc.
hi + s PIEasANTs, Auct'r.
a N Attractive Sale Of o Large Stock Of JeVclry,
IA Splendid Diamond Rings, Fine Gold and Silver
Watches, Materials, Stock, TOoies Re, at auction =
OH Wednesday, the 6 b day Of January, am in
stock Of Mr. Lewis Hynan, At No 90 Main street
commencing at 10 clock, comprAing In part q
below:
: watches, made by the best and most
noted manufacturers
Elegant sets Of gupeib tewelsy
Cola fob chains, breast hain3
Bracelets, aim'sts
beautiful assortment OF splendid
Diamond foger rings
2 fac regulators
elegant silver. plated showcases
2 fre-proof iron safes
A very v1uable assortment of
Classes materials, stock, tools, &C. suitable
for watchmakers, jewelers., &c.
The whole Of the above forms a very attractive
Investment TO the trade. the capitalist, and those
who sdmire beauty and jswe.ry Of the first quality
Z j,1 EsPLEASANTJ, Auct.
TTOUSyH.,l.D FurrituTe, Tobacco, Soap, Clocks
&c, for sale Mt auction. ON Monday, the Al
inst at 10 O'Clock, viii sell at my store an excel
lent assortment Of Furniture, comprising
Wardrobes, bureaus
Reisteais, feather beds
Mattresses. tables
Chairs, carpets, &c
Very superior soap
Srn0kirg tobacco
Musical boxes, handsome clocks
Watchmakers' tools
Several excellent cooking and Office stoves
bb's Irish potatoes
3 ibis onions
Dried sage, SC
jail Es rLEAsANT3, Auct.
II ONSES, MuteSS CoIfttBcS, AmOri0NCoos Oo
for sals at suctior.-On Saturday, the "a CT
January. will # for sale, On Council Chamber
Hill at 10 O'clock,
very Superior cavalry horses
sp'endil black do
Several excellent drausht horses
ALSO,
8 Irime mules, some " ung, all reliable
ALSO,
2 excellent family carriages
ALSO,
frstrate ambulance harness and horses
ial ES PLEASANTS, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

The year which begins this day must wit
nssa I Anancial conyulsiou ofvery consider
able MAGNITUDE Ii the Southern Confeder-
acy. Every man who Observes public anaais:
a. knows anything about .hem, 10 consihcea
,hat some radical measure must be adopted
BY the Government for supplanting the pre-.
scnt papes medium with another that wiz
a,proximate moro nearly the standard OF
rold. and thus avoid the enormous expendi.
lures Of . deprecated currency, and the III
Innate rcpudiation Of the war debt. II 10
hardly probable that any measure ior inc
revivi6cation Of the present paper issue I"
this time viii be matured and agreed upon
by Congress. We are satisfied that any such
measure will be futile II adopted. The GOV.
eminent cannot bear the burtf.en OF It IL
cannot substitute new currency and bolster
up,thc present at the same time. The crisis
demands the most decisive remedies applied
promptly and skilfully. The Indebtedness
incu,red must be deferred until after the
var. and . new and limited debt and new
currency must be put forth. Nor must the
Government incur too much debt IN the
way Of interest ct time like this. TO 90
40 would seriously cripple ito means for the
war, impair its power to meet its iiaoiiities
AFTER the war, and thus impair its credit and
the value Of any currency or obligation It
may issue.
In view of these considerations, 1t will be
better for everybody to incur no obliga-
lions that can be avoided, and those that can.
not be avoided should be made for as brief a
time q possible Bonds given now should
be regulated somewhat In amount by the
probable exigencics and changes that may
occur before next January. 1t is certainly
unwise for man TO engage in bond to ma
ture then at present prices for anything
Let the people maintain their own credit
1t is important to the Government itself that
they should.
The currency is no uncomfortable obsta-
Gle to our independence. It was not to the
independence Of our Fathers of &c. II would
be the will of all cave traitors AMI misers
that the whole Of the present Confederate
currency should be burned, if that were nc
cessary to our triumphant defence But it
is not necessary. II the Government cuts
deep, and, taking care Of its high RESPONSE
bIlities at this time, defers entirely its debt
already incurred till after the war, its mea-
surcs Of defence and resis ance win be invig
GRATED, and we shall go through the coming
year with increased energy and success. The
public confidence at home and abroad in our
cause, and the amount Of force we command
to defend II, will be stronger than ever
Tue country, seeing the necessity, is ready
to acquiesce in the boldest means for accom-
plishing this object. We would be unworthy
ot the political and social blessings we are
now struggling for If we were not prepared to
make any sacrifice Of money or personal
comfort to secure them. Certainly we would
be foolish, and fighting against our own in
terest, to oppose the only means by which
the Government can shield itself against q
mountain Of debt, which must drive ii to
hopeless reputation.
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BIZ GOtldin & Appersun, Aucts

By 6Oddin q dpperson, ANcts
TXCEI.LENT Brick Tenement, on the North side
u of Broad, between Madison and Aonros SITS
for safe at auction Win be sold at auction the
premises, on Tuesday, 9Th January, 1864, at o'cls
N, the excellent brick store and dwelling locate rs
above, now occupied by cool tenant. The location
is an admirable one for store and dwelling.
TEPMs-Cash The taxes for 1864 to be paid by
the purchaser.
de 20 Q0IhlIN & APPERS0N. Auct9.
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Rg Goddin q Apperson, A1ctiome,r,

ERAME Tenement on the sas. sils OF as,h 49,.
IN adjoining Leigh Stree. Baptist Church =. =
at anction-wili be sold II ancton, on the srsn N
the framed dwelling located a. above. nv 49,.
by Mr.. Lsmuel Num- ally It hiss four roc,.a f,ei
sides Well Of good water In the yard. Psssss .s
given at once. V''ha
TERMs.-ACaxh or credit, as the pu,eh,..,
prefer. The taxes for 1861 to be paid hv ~, may
chaser. d0DDIN L APPERsa,y pS''
de 80 An.sN,
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By Godlin & Apperson, AMct's.

CAI.E at Auction Of Lease of Valuable Ware
- house In the city of Richmond, at the south
cast corner Of Cary and lth streets also, Of large
amount of valuable Machinery for the manufac-
lure of Snuff and Smoking Tobacco, including
a large stock OF snuff, Smoking Tobacco, and Ma
terIals in process Of nutacture.-At the request
Of the parties interested, (the most of whom are
absent in Europe,) we shall sell at auction, on the
premises, on Tuesday, the I2th January, 1864,
commencing at IL O'Clock A M the Lease, TO ex-
pire LIST January, 1861 TAT rental of 81 400 per
ann,lm, exclusive of premium of insurance on
SlO,00O,) Of that large, double, five story brick
warehouse, located as above, now occupied by Mr.
Charles l.. HObsOn, manufacturer. Also, will be
sold all the valuable machinery for carrying on the
manufacture of snuff and smoking, tobacco, EN-
braciug everything necessary for the carrying on
of the business upon an extensive scale embrac-
ing, in fact, the following articles viz steam
CINE, of 20 horse power, and boiler 30 horse power
valuable enters, entirely OF iron for cutting fine
cut chewing and smoking tobacco; 10 patent iron
mulls, for grinding snuff; large boiling chest; 2
cutie RS for smoking tobacco, with sf ing and di-
viding apparatus attached; packing machine for
scotch snuff; self acting .drter; stationary drying
pan screws and fattening boxes; circular saw,
aud six crusheTs for pulverlzing bone ash n large
quantity OF betting, shaftng, aud pu'ieys, scales,
stove, sc, and many other articles, too numerous
to mention. The above presents rare opportu-
nifty to embark in enterprise which doubtless
can be made very profitable.
TERMs-Cash.
ial GODDIN s. APPERSON, Auct's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

-, NOTicE.-The members Of Shcckoe Hill
~ Division, No 81, Sons OF Temperance, are re
nuesteI 10 meet at the Cfiss Of DR. Trent, e
ner Of Marshall and 7th St. ON this friday even
ing, at O'Clock, for the purpose Cf reorganizng
Every m.mber should be present.
witt AUi A HUGHES, r 8.
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Ry WM'ansoss d Co., Amcfion1.-.
No. 100 Main street,

TWO Very Desirable Wooden Tereu..,-
Leased Ground, near the corner Of Is.1a n
81 streets, for sale ~ auction On yr.a.s mi
Of January, 1884, commencing at s o;elo.s ia daf
win sell tSo very desirable wooden tenemeu,, ~. =.
i nss q i've and sho "a s ss One q
lease expires in February, 1865 Lease ~ r.. Ise
$50 per annum The purchaser can resoo s0ats
buildings upon the expiration Of the lease The
do 70 WIIIIAMsON L co ir....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

~ FAIy.-A Fair, for the benef, OF our gal
~ liant Soldiers, a. we'll as for the Poor in our
miist, will be held by few little grls at the rcs
dence Of Mr. @ HALL on 18th street, between Broad
and Marshall, commencing On Friday afternoon, Isl
inst, where the benevolent may supply themselves
with useful and fsocy articles and refreshments By
small contribution 10 this Patriotic Object.
Remember our poor soldiers. J1l-ltH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-01

COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Valuable Real Estate in
" the city Of Richmond, On nth street, between
h in and Franklin, for gale at aactou.-In purgu
suce Of decree Of the Circuit Court Ct tie city O
Richmond, pronounced on the 18th day Of Decem
her, 1863 in the sty led "Nyers and others VS.
Hyman and 9th ers,' the undersigned, who were ap
pointed Special Commissioners therein, viii proceed
TO sell On Thursday, the 7th day Of January, 1854
al IL O'Clock n, upon the premises the real estate
therein mentioned, consisting Of two lets, With two
teuements thereon situated the east si!e of 17t
street, in the city Of Richmond, between Main ant
Franklin SITS, and opposite TO the First Market,
now occupied as stores and dwellings,
TERMS. Que third in cash; the remainder 10 three
equa nstalments, with interest added, for negOtia
bic paper, and title retained until the whole pur
chase money shall be paid, and convey ance order
ed by the Court; all cash, ut the option OF Tho
purchaser or purchasers.
GUsTAvUs A MYERS, Special
JOHN o SPEGER, |Commrs
Sale conducted by JAS TAYLOR, Auct. dc 20
HARM Of 1l4k Acres or Land in Henrico county
Is miles from Rebm0ad, 6n the Charles City
read, for sa!e at auction will Sell on Monday the
4.h day of January, 1864, Chat being Court day }
at the County Court House. at IL o'clock n, Tract
OF Land containing lf415 acres. in the county 81
Henric ,, on the Charles City road, about 10 miles
from Richmond and miles from Sweepey's, upon
which 4herc s q comfortable dwelling aud several
oct houses. good portion OF the land il IN woods
the remainder open for cultivation.
TERMS --One-t third cash, the balance Al and IL
mouths; the whole in cash, at The option Of the
purchaser. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
dc 22-tds Auetioneer.
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ia 1-3taw2'

NOfICE.-Thc army and the public are respect
~ fully Informed tn they can be supplied with
Camp Furniture OF KY description, as heresofor :.
Camp Chests. Desks, Tables, Cots, Chairs. and Mat
tresses, hand. or made TO order short notice.
Also, general assortment Of Household Furniture,
Mattresses, Bedding, &c. Uphoistering aud repair
ing promptly attended 10 at reasonable race OF the
old stand Of Howe, Governor street, between
Aain and Franklin. ID IL ATKINSON,
w II GILLESPIE.
Thankful to my friends ard tho public for the kind
patronage extended TO mo, cordially recommend my
successors In business as iuiy worthy, and viii qua.
rantee them to give general satisfaction
jal-6t~ G HOWE.
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RUNA WAYY

100 DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from my,
VU\J store, en- the sSlh ult, my servant ts,.
Piummer. I purchased him Of Capt David VIZ
er, Of Richmond, about three weeks tgo Sad bsy
Il about u or p years old feet inches hiah I,t
gingerbread color Had on when he left dsrk rau,,
ard light blue military osercoat. The above n.
ward viii be paid for his delivery 10 me or 10 A,
jail so that may get him.
J JOHNSON.
Va and N @ Tobacco Agent,
On Cary, between 18th fnd Va Sta
ES-NoIth Carolina papcrs will pleass cory ssw
and send bills TO me. ial-:p
EOO DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away ffou, il;
Jul subscribey on Tuesday morning, Two pxsre
women and child.
Martha is black, "a years Of age. and has an MI,
Her child is a boy three and halr years Old, aud
black
Sarah is a stout woman, Of gingerbread color n
years oli |, and Will probably weigh $50 peuads
Will pay the above reward for the return Of iba
three ncgroea TO o. or $3.50 for Sarah and The ssns
amount for Martha and child.
des,-ss4 Wan Il cLARKsos
nNE Huuored Doliars Rewara.--Rln 6f from
Richard Moore's, on the Meadow Bridge reed,
shout Elk weeks ago, q negro boy named Alonxa-
old, very black, and has an old look for his az.
about i've feet high and has been selling IN the Nes
Market for tho past I've or six years wiIi9iye ihs
above rswara for his delivery 10 me or conhnemesl
SO that get tim. JAMS MOORE,
de3l-2tt Nos Franklin st
FISHnEE Hundred Dollars Reward Ran awg
from the undersigned on Saturday night lsa
Tny negro woman Martha aud her chilli Marine
Martha IL of a dark complexion, about 2S years Cd,
and generally dresses IN black. Mamie Is brg6
mulatto, about " years Old. have every rcssa
To bells Ye thai tho above negroes trying TO mako
their way to the enemy, as they left without ny
Cause whatever, and took all OF their clothes III
with tbcm. will give the above reward for lbs
arrest and delivery TO me Of the above named De-
groes or = 80 for either one Of them II they are
lodged IN any jai in this city go that can &c, thsm
q. 3O-Gts TYLER, G y Laboratory.
NIFTY iDtiars Geward.- Fifty dollars rewards
IL offered Tor the apprehension Of my man Pssss
who worked on the Qualifications near kiehtnohs
End on the day the hands took the cars for LySta
burg he YVES missing He 10 \ copper eoicfed nss~
SIX feet high, raised in Nansemoud counts "a
has wife there. For hss safe delivery in any al
or to TyieT Il Son, Richmond, will Pay Tho seo's
reward. fde e9-ttsl N q M0ORk
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syECYAL kOTiGEs

sYECIAL NOTICES.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE. II invite particular atssn
ton to my sale Of very handsome
Paror, Chamber, and Dining Furniture
Carpets, China, nc,
this morning, ut Mr. A R,ans's. on LIST street, be-
tween Main and Cary, at 10 O'Clock.
Sec advertisement.
ALT g PLEAsANrs, Auct'r. =
A. THE very best pure Cider Vinegar, Tor family
u3e at IS per gallon, at No Exchange hotel Build
ing, Pearl or 18th street
Also, for sale, 100 dozen Empty Bottles.
de 3i--Nf
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage As1,ser.... Ogden
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan /, 1864,
Positively the last night of the
FLYING DUTCHMAN
OR, The
PHANTOM SHIP.
secure yosr seats early.
Dance, sc.
TO commerce with
THE BLESSED BABY.
In rehesrsa',
NOTHING 10 NURSE.
In preparation the Dramatic Romance Of
THE CORSiCAN BROTHERS.
19-Dsors open at OK. Performance will com
nenss ct TX precisely ia lit
METROPOLITAN HALL.
TIE BEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN TIE CITY
FIN MIRTU AND JuIJTY
IRON-CLAD
All the Stars in New Acts.
Novelty without End,
Tornadoes Of Applause, and
Ecsatic Shouts Of Laughter.
TIL: only
of Genius
Tin, Norris and
e. 8 prog ammes. ja1-lr
IONCFRT HALL
" Prof J ST MAUR BINGHAM's
DANCING ACADEMY ,
Exchange Hotel, corner 1ath and Franklin sts.
THIRD GRAND FESTIVAL.
P0STPONEMENT.
On account Of the nclemency Ct the weather on
New Years Eve, the Pail will be postponed until
this evening, Friiay, January lst. 1884,
NEW YEARS N!Giir.
ADMISSION. -Gent'emen, S.. With the privilege Of
Ladies' Boys. rot scholars, $3.50 Ladies and Chi
dren, Scholars respectfully invited
Tickets secured at the Hall, Exchange Hotel, cor
neF l4ih and Frank lin Sta jl1-lt%
Grand Coton Party
viii be given ct Fredericksburg Hall, (north end
of New Make. } on
FRIDAY EFEE'G, Jun Isl, 1864.
Tickets. admitting o gentleman auI ladies', S..
&C. To be paid at tue door.
BALLET MASTERS
Cohen, ID BrannOn,
FLOOR MANAGERS.
J p Farrell, J Brannon,
Nj Gbn, NJ BERN.
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By James n. Taylor, AascttO,secr.

VALUABLE Real Estate on Pearl street for Sale
" at Auciion.-Will be sold on Tuesday, the 9th
day of January, 1864, The premises, at IL O'Clock
M, the valuable Brick Tenement on the west side Of
Pearl street, between Main and Cary, third tenc-
nent from Main street, ani a: present occupied by
This is considered u DO amorg i the most desirable
business stands in the city Taxes for the year 1861
TO be paid by the purchaser
TERMS --One third cash; the balance ct Elk aud
twelve months FOR nego. Liable paper, interest added,
with q deed Of trust to secure the deferred pay
m'nts; or all cash, If preferred.
jst JAS TAYLOR, Aucpr.
UNFRAMED HOUSE and Lot On Broad, near Madi
y s0n s;s, Tor Gale ut auction Will be cold on
the premises, on Tues lay, the 5sh Jacuary, at 4
O'Clock ii, The framed house on the south site oil
Broad e. aud near the intersection IL Madison ST.
containing four rooms in good repair, and wood and
coal house. Terms-Cssh.
jail JAS u TAYLOR, Auct.
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kIcHNoMD An xSAL, OxDa ASCI SToRsH1UsE, /
nescmber S0th, 1853.
DROPOSALS for repairing aud putting in ctm
p3ete order 1000 more damaged cartridge
bOxcs. will be received At this stor.bouse until n.
4;h Lnnary. 1874 &Axaapsea Saan at TIM &c
noe. 70 w EDW ARDS,
jal-s Capt aud Military Storekeeper
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- WE are authorized to announce G G
~ BURLINGTON as . candidate to represent
the counties OF Stafford, King George, and Prince
William 10 tue Senate Of Virginia. de l5-sw5t*