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help TO the Rebellion, but they have little re-
naming influence with their troops. The mass
of the army will heartily welcome Gen. Grant
as their commander, and we believe will fight
under him as they have never fought before.
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ter Of Syracuse to amend the charter OF the Sag lar
Dor Savings Bank to amend the ohaTtor OF the Brook
lyn Dime Savings Bank for the relief Of the Uuoa
Steam WOODEN Mills. Adjourned.
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wwrER GARDEs.-This is the last night but

WwrER GARDES.-This is the last night but
one OF the performance Of the Ticket-of
How hong Il would run must be matter OF conjec,ure
but previous engagements compel the closing Of the
season. 80 fr rs Mr. and Mrs. Florence concerned
Tonight they viii have special benefit or testimonial
and receive :hc congratulations OF their friends upon
their long and brilliant success Tomorrow night they
appear Tor the last time positively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES OF WENDELL PILL
LPs.-Though nation OF takers genuine eloqucnce is
appreciated among US, whenever 1t appears. This is
doubtless the secret Of Wendell Phillips's immense
popularity as o speaker even when the burden Of his
speech heartily dlsapproyed. Tic new and elegant
yolume of his speeches and addresses just issued by
Nessrs Walker, Wise & Co, of this city, cannot fail
therefore to sell beyond any similar volume ever issued
In this country.
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Mn1rAnY BALl.-Company G. 7lst Regi.

MILITARY BALL.--COmpany G., list Regi-
ment Payea grand bah Lest evening at Irving Hall,
which was largely attended TN the stage were two
tents used by The regiment In their three months
paisns in Pennsylvania and Virginia, surrounded by
sracks of muskets and other military Gccoltemeats.
The hall was pTetty decorated with flags, and She
affair passed off pleasantly aud 10 the satisfaction Of
MI concerned
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To Corrr.poud dents.

Ne motto. can be taken Of Anonymous Communications
Nbsevsr intended for insertion must 0e aUthonticae "a
ny The and address Of the wrerno necessarily 10Y
publication, but as guaranty for his good isitn
We undertake 70 return elected Comnnna
All bushes. letters for s ohce sh0ad be addressed to iE
gRiBUEi, New.lCIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

LAUGHING GAS AND MUsIC.-Dr. Cotton and
the " Excelsior Old Folks" viii give combined enter
tainmen of laughter and song nt the Cooper Institute
on Saturday afternoon. for ladies and misses and on
Monday evening for the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

yet held on behalf of the Sanitary Commission
exceeds million Of dollars. They foot up as
follows.
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An order will soon be issued, consolidate
tie LIST and Sd Corps TO be attached TO the 9Th an!
Gen. SedgeWiek.
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GOING TO WORK.

Lieut.. Gen. Grant and staff arrived at head
quarters 10 day. He has ordered the army to b &
once ready for,inspecion He received with npsI
enthusiasm.
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GIN. HANCOCK.

Gen. Hancock has returned TO the army
excellent HEALTH aud win assume command o. b
corps During his visit North he obtained lars
number Of men Vie strength Of his corps Is not So
passed by more than one in the army.
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TIT LATE STORM.

Capt. McCahll describes the late storm =
Of the most terrific that has occurred. Ii b.sv
and stormed with tremendous fury. number Of vss
sells in the Roads tossed about by the storm az
some OF them driven ashore aud damaged Thrs
schoouers were made total wrecks. -Four lives var
lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07
AUCTION aALEa
FUTURE Day.
by 0rnbbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Under the American Hotel

/. A UCTION SALES OF REAL ES-
"a TATE.-As many persons are prevented by
their military duties, incement weather and other
eanses- from attending sales of REAL ESTATE
10 commence COURSE or SALES AT OR OF
rICE, WEEKLY. il the offerings win Justify us in
doing so. =
This plan hes been adopted with success in other
cu.s. ana we hope II will meet such favor from the
pubic as to render these weekly sales attractive
both to buyers aud sellers.
We Will continue 10 make sales upon the premises
whenever owners prefer our doing So
In accordance with this arrangement wc an
nounce our hryt sale, which will take place ON
THURSDAY NEXT, December Sth, at II o'clocL
perry, to wit. fS
First. Two FRAMED TENEMEyTs, eopts;r;ne
ioir rooms each, With KITCHEN with two rooms ~
each. the lot being 100 By ls2, on Tweaty-ninfh
residences, ee
Second. VACANT LOT, 50 by 1872, on the cor.
neI OF iWenty-nirth and n streets, neariyppposite
the first property.
Third Five LOTS, sil BY 1873 feet, on the west
s s.1 Of 1"enty-elghth street, between n and
Fourth; oNE-HAI-f ACRE LOT, corner Of NJ
Fifth; 0NE-IiALF ACRE LOT, corner OF Thirty
first and z streets.
These two last named will be sub-divided to suit
purchasers. " '
Sixth Two LOTS of 81 by la2 feet, each frontinv
on Twenty-seventh street between o and r street,
seventh Two SMALL FRAMED TEEENENIS
IN Sidney. on Cumberland street, between Cherry
and Culvert streets.
Eighth. FARM, twelve miles below Richmond
containing two hundred and forty acres: one hun.
dred cleared, balance in original growth with good
improvements
Ninth. NINETY-F0UR ACRES WOOD LAND
IN two small tracts, about nine miles below Rich
inond. adjoining the lands Of williamson Allen, de-
ceased.
Tenth. EIGHTY-oNE AND A QUARTER
ACRES OF LAND in Louisa county, near Toler3-
vile, on the Central railroad, with large quantity
OF BRICKS and some FRAMES OF HOUSES.
Eleventh ana lastly. That very desirable MAR
kEF FARM, on the Deep Run turnpike, six miles
from Richmond, containing about thirty and three
quarter acres, about nine in wood The i'm
proveTnents DWELLING with four rooms, ana
all necessary out-buildngs in good repair and
well of water in the yard There is new lee house
and Pond convenient, Orchard of one hundred
and forty fruit trees, choice varieties and one hun
dred grape vines also, about five thousand feet Of
SEASONED Notwithstanding, weatherboard-
ing and hooring-which will be sold with the farm.
This affords an opportunity to invest In little
place near the city.
Plats and descriptions of most of the foregoing
property be seen at our Office the day OF sale
and before; and we hope those wishing to purchase
will examine the property before the day of sale,
and be prepared to bid for it understandngly and
literally. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de ut Auctloneefs.
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DERsoNALs FROM THE NEW

n YORK NEWS.-parties expecting "rerson-
ais" from their friends IN the North viii find the
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS up to December "a
at the CONFEDERATE READINQ-Roo They
can also FROM this file if their personals" in
the Richmond papers have been copied In the
NEWS received this morning there are "personsls"
TO the ioalowing-nsmed parties, besides many others
too numerous to give in this advertisement.
Riclmond-W. II. Burnett, D. F. Ladd, DIR. II.
t. David, NJ. V. Morse. Mrs. O. T. F. Hawthorne
DR.. j. G. Baylor, Miss p Waring L. g. W, Minnis,
J. s Z. Bear, Mrs. A. II. Portlork Joe Ordnance
VIM Z. Mumford t. Davis, n. c. Barton, J. {: G.
Gibson, j. 4. Junior, M d. H." j. NJ. Patton,
M g Z. J.. c. Minor, care OF h. Il. Haxall; Mrs. Is
Farksdaie, "B. A. p, TX. i. Nj. ;" "E. d. W :"
care OF z, Snead g. wslIerstein, II L. CLAY, OF
W So care OF j. l.. Bacon Z. Henux, g" p Nj -
MIS-. l.; Gaiereith, care Of Vim. Beers Mrs. b.
barksdaie OF Mr.. Mcmahon, Rev. y. Bun, II g.
Murray, Libby Prison; Z. j. R, Mrs. A McRea
care CT s. II Parker; i" NJ. NJ. II. :" care Of Miss n
Taylor, Winder Hospital
FsfsrSt3Wa-Mra II %. Bird, II. G. Ioyett II G.
Buclniaster.
Lgnehb"yg.-Mr E. +. Pstten, Mrs. SO H."
Celia"
Virginia R H. Garrett, Port ROYAL; Mrs. q
W. Carr, Big Lick Depot Rev. D. Witt, Prince I'd
ward county; Mr.. IL. A." Keysville; Miss j. r.
Nenable, Famvile; A. L. Carter, Lancaster coun-
ty; Mrs A. Kelly, Cedar Grove.
North CGr0tinG Mrs. at, )" Charlotte; Mrs "
Webster doldsboro'; II. E. Thompson, Jr, VIII
mington.
South CdT0iinG.-Mrs. -, Society Hill Mrs.
o. 3. Ednunds Charleston; } d Lambert Charles
ton
Ge0rgld.-Miss NJ. f. Porter, Griffin; d Mayer,
Savannah u. Lathlep, Savannah; Captain r. J.
wilson, Augusta; r. IL. Ionge, BainhiidSe, Dcca-
tur county.
Afobdnid --Miss Kate Lafayette G.. W Kennedy,
Montgomery; Is. n. Roederen, Mobile.
t0r me ATny.-GeneTal Pegram, Lieutenant @.
NJ Williams Major J. T. Edwards, CAPTAIN -. u.
p" Colonel " Q, L - f. Sullivan, company c, Fast
Maryland cavalry.
AtSosfldneous--J. S. hlopper burg, J. ii. c., @.
y frentrlss, j. togne Anton 8, }. NJ 4. Is f. n.
NJ: n To A. B, j. and N. Roach, {. a Shepherd
Mrs. Eastman, Q Reynolds. de Iii.
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NOW READY:
THE SIXTH THoUsAND.
SECOND EDITION.
ENLARGED. IMPROVED AND CORRECTED.
NOW READY
sW EST & JOHNSTON,
No. l45 MAIN STREET,

NO. l45 MAIN STREET,
Have now ready
THE JUDGE-ADyoCATE's WADE MECUM
Embracing general view of Military Law
and the i'raetiee before Courts Martial Of the
Army ana Navy, with an Epitome of the Law
OF Evidence as applicable to Military and Naval
Trials. BY C. II. Lee. Second edition. Re-
vised AMI Enlarged. Price, SIS.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS:
immediately upon its appearance, this work was
adopted as standard authority by the Confederate
States Government having been purchased by The
Secretary of War and the Adutant-G General for the
use Of the army"-The Record.
1--WE have received from the popular and enter
prising publishing house OF Messrs. WEST JouS-
sToT, Richmond, THE JUDGE-4DVOCATE's
WADE MECUM,' second revised edition :
Such work is, at this time, much needed, ana will
prove valuable work to those in and out of the
army."-PetS'sbarg Express.
Every officer in the army should be supplied
with this works which is an admirable treatise on
eourt5-naftial." ARishnsoad Dispatch.
g Its value at the present time cannot be ques-
TONED. The author has rendered essential service
to the military profession. Uhig.
" Mr. Lee has supplied crying necessity in the
Confederate States. ''-Go5Hs Register
sit is produced with much care, contains a copi-
Gus index, side notes and valuable marginal re-
erenees."-AdceriSer.
1t is complete epitome of some Of tAe most
important questions of the day, and has been
adopted as such by the Confederate authorities.
NStgomery AdGeytisf,.
"The extraordinary compliments it has received
IN official circles leave no doubt Of its literary,
moral and practical usefulness. "-Rictpl0.d Ed
Cs.srsr.
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WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, ON
w WEDNESDAY NEXT, the eth Of Decem-
beT commencing at lo o. clock general assortment
COMPRISING GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CROCK
cry, &c.
BACON,
MOLASSEs,
GOLDFISH,
CANDLES,
BEESWAX,
MUSTARD,
PEPPER,
/ key SODA,
WOOL CARDS,
BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
MAsoN'S BLACkING,
GUN CAPS,
COTTON YARNS,
COUNTRY SOCKS,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
PICKLES, in jars;
WINDOW GLASS.
EMPTY BOTTLES,
GRANITE PLATES.
STONE JARS and C0RK3,
SHOES,
MAHOGANY sfDFBoARD,
/ REFRIGERATOR,
l BATH TUB,
i fLATE-WARMER,
COAL STOVE,
CHEWING TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO,
CIGARS.
LIQUORS, in bottles.
ALSO,
l CHART OF CHEMISTRY-a rare and vaIu-
able work.
viii be added to the above sale, a SELECT IL
BRARY, comprising
Waverly Novels, complete in twelve Volumes well
bound;
Dickens's Novels, complete in twelve volumes,
we'll bound
Maryatt's Novels, complete in eight volumes, well
bound;
James's Novels, seven volumes, well bound;
Shakspeare's Works, eight Volumes well bound
Maca9lays Miscellaneous Essays. Blk volumes,
Dickens's Household Words, SIX volumes, well
bound
Encyclopedia of English Literature in two vo-
Tunes;
Bulwei's What VIII He Do With 1t in three vo-
lumes;
Thackerays Pendennia, in two volumes, well
bound
and other excellent Books TOO numerous to mention.
ALSO,
A beautiful set of CHAMBER FURNITURE,
comprising
BEDSTRAD,
CABINET, with marble-slsb;
WASHSTAND, marble-top;
a TABLE to match,
CHAIRS, SC.
ALSO,
pieces fine BLACK JEANS,
piece of GREY CLOTH,
A fine SIDE SADDLE, ard
A lot of superior coIntry-cured BACON.
BOUIS, SANDERSON & TABB,
de 1T AuctiOneaTs.
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BY W, II, Fowle. Sons & Co., Auctioneers.

BY ". II. Fowle, Sons & Co., Auctioneers.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, 18th instant,
~ at II o'clock, will be sold portion Of cargo,
partially damaged the voyage OF Importation, to
Wit.
IA chests Young Hyson and Souchoag TEAS,
bags ALLSPICE,
20 boxes LONDON STARCH,
500 yards SCOTCH TWEEDS,
100 yards GREY FLANNEL,
81 GUERNSEY FROChS,
81 CHENILLE SCARFS,
1900 THlMBiES,
q HAIR BRUSHES,
400 BONNET FRAMES,
q INDIA-RUBBER OFERCOATS,
% sets KNIVES AND FORKS,
10 bundles PRINTING PAPER,
IL reams CAP AND LETTER PAPER,
II English COPYING BOOKS,
so bottles English COPYING INK.
ALSO,
5000 pounds choice Cuba SUGARS,
400 kegs SODA.
10 bales OSNABURGS,
5 cases Coats's and Br0oks's SPOOL COT
TON.
20 pieces BAREGE
100 LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS,
500 Ladies' Morocco and other BELTS,
so gross BOOT TAACES,
IL dozen LADIES' HAIR NETS,
An inyoice Of genuine Cuba and Florida
CIGARS,
and such other articles as may be received in time
for the sale.
Parties desiring to avail themselves Of this sale
Will please send in their goods not later than MON
DAY. WI. II. KOWLE, SONS & co,
de Auctionae1s.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers. .

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE, RENT
"A ING OF a HOUSE AND SALE OF FUR
NITURE, &c, AT AUCTION.-By request of the
administrator OF Mary Susan Lyons, deceased we
will rent ut auction, upon the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, <he It'll of December at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ,
for the term of one year, the DWELLING recently
occupied by the deoeden situated Oh the west side
of Third, between Broad and Marshall streets. 1t
has four rooms, Closets kitchen, water, ggs. &c,
and IS III very nice order.
After which will be sold the entire PERSONAL
EFFECTS CT the deccdent in said house, consisting
of very elegant assortment Of Rosewood and other
Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Mating &c, Sc.
Also, several loads Of Coal, Wood, &c.
TERMS: At sale, GRtBB5 & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
Persons TO whom MARY SUSAN LYONS Is in
debted will present their Chains at once for pay
ment, and those owing her VIII please forward
and settle.
deS GRURBS e. WILLIAMS
2. S.-Amongst the articles 10 be sold, as above,
Will be found
An elegant suite of ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
FURNITURE,
An elegant suite Of MAHOGANY PARLOR
FURNITURE,
A beautiful set Of GILT TEA CHINA,
A variety of GLASSWARE, GOBkETS, &c.
SILN ERWARE, consisting OF sets OF Forks, Tea
and Table Spoons
Two fine SOLE-LEATHER TRUNKS,
A superior MUSICAL BOX,
Several barrels FLOUR,
&ses Na-isty OF other and
leleS GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ue Auctioneers
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By Thomas ". Reese, Auctioneer,
Office Governor street, between Main and FRANKLIN


II LEGAN HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE, GAS FIXTURES.
PIANO, STOOL AND COVER FOR SALE, AND
DWELEINO-HOUSE FOR RENT AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING. December Sth COM
mencing at 10 O'clock will sell, at the residence of
captain j. IL dreanor, corner of Twentieth and
Broad streets, who Is declining housekeeping all of
his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
PIANO, &c, consisting in part of
Elegant RoSewood-Case Piano, Stool and Cover
Elegant Brocatelle Dalnask and St. Delane
window Curtains and Cornices, with Lace
Curtains and Shades, MI complete;
Splendid Rosewood Parlor Furniture
Splendid Walnut Parlor Furniture,
Splendid Mahogany Parlor Furniture
elegant French plate Mirrors, full length, with
Pedasta1s;
Elegant Etegre and Hat Rack,
Splendid Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Rugs,
Splendid Rosewood Chamber Sets, complete;
Splendid Walnut Chamber Sets, complete
Splendid Mahogany Chamber Sets, complete;
Warirobes,
Ma1ble-top Bureaus,
Marble-top Washstands,
Feather Beds,
Haie and ShucE Mattresses,
Bedding, sc.
2 elegant Marble-top Sideboaria,
/ elegant Extension Dining Table,
Dining-room Chairs, &c
China and Glassware,
Casters, Knives and Forks.
Gas Chandeliers and BRACKETS.
quality.
ALSO,
IN RENT, the fine and spacious DWELLING
HOUSE, containing ten OF twelve rooms. with
bathing establishment Kitchen, with four rooIns
cooklng-range, sc Stable and Carriage-house.
DEF THOMAS ". KLESEE, Auctioneer.
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ER A M f ID DWELLING, NEARLY
NEW AND IN GOOD ORDER, WITH
FOUR ROOMS, ON THIRTIET1, BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after the sale of the
property advertised to be sold at Office, We will
sell the Tenement located above described
occupied by William II Franklin, containing four
rooms and store-room, with lot thirty five feet
front by one hundred and thirty-two feet, eonve-
nient to an excellent spring, and combines the ad-
vantages Of town and country. Possession will be
given Immediately.
de 6 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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rs Francis t. Isbell, Auotioneer.
TWO MOST DESIRABLE AND CON

1.-TWO MOST DESIRABLE AND COM
L MODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCES, COR
NER OF FRANKLIN AND FOURTH SlRFK'Is
FOR RENT AT AUCrIoN.-Wll be rented at an, /,
tlon, ON MONDAY, the 18th day of December in
slant, at o'clock r. NJ, upon the premises, two
DESCES, situated at the southeast corner OF Frank
lin and Fourth streets. The dwellings contain four
teen rooms EACH with kitchens containing six rooms
each, and all the modern Improvements such as gas
water, bathrooms, water-closets &c, &c The
tenements are so arranged that they may be con-
verified into one, which would, in view vi its spa
eiousness and central locality, render 1t a most en-
celent position for hrst-clasa boarding but
whether for private residences a. boaiiing-h0use
the property Is amongst the most desirable in th.
city.
TfRss, &C.: Made known on day Of renting.
de 6 FRANCIS II ISBEIJ Au.ticpcor
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BY Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(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, ar IL
o'clock, the following BONDS and STOCKS:
1900 Virginia six per cent. Registered Bonds
10000 Confederate six per cent. Eon-taxaole Cou-
pom Bonds,
10000 Confederate six per cent Non xable Janu-
airy Coupons of
10000 Confederate six per cent Non taxable Cert
fcates,
10000 Cotton Coupon Bonds,
10000 30 Interest Notes,
$4,000 four per cent. Certificates,
5000 ffteen-miion Coupon Bonds,
1884 Amelia County Bonds, i've years;
40 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock,
los shares Insurance Company of the State of
Virginia,
loo shares Virginia Central Railroad Company
Stock,
20 shares Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company Stock,
50 shares Bank of Virginia Stock
% shares Bank OF Richmond,
shares Old Dominion Trading Company
ALSO,
10000 Confederate eight per cent. Coupon and Re-
gistered Bonds,
10000 Confederate seven per cent. Coupon Bonds,
1880 Southern Bank Notes,
80 shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Stock,
80 shares Porcelain Company Stock.
LOCO MANASSAS Gap Railroad Coupon Bond,
Sb0 Detached Coupons various kinds;
shares York River Railroad Company Stock
DAVENPORT & co,
de Stock Auctioneers.
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At the residence of his grandfather, L. Hall, in
Mans heater JOHN EDWARD, infant son of John
L. ana Mary V. Tcnnille, deceased aged twenty
one months and iwehty~eisht days.
Tho friends Of the family requested 10 attend
his funeral from the Methodist Church THIS We'd
nesdaSl EyENIEd at 2 O'clock without further
notice.
Near opeika, Alabama. at O'Clock A. NJ, Fri
dry, November 18th, 1864, MAMIE C0WFII
Balm, third daughter Of Willie I. Z. and George
NJ. Balm. Jr, VI Portsmouth, Virginia, aged eleven
years, six months and nine days.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:

JOHN MARCH NONTS LEGACY. Novel BY
Miss NJ. f. Bfaddon, authorcss of ''Aurora
Floyd" "Eleanor's Victory" &c Price Sc.
=. This charming and absorbing novel is the
latest production Of Miss Braddon, who now de-
sefvedly ranks among the foremost of English all-
thoresses. John -AarchmoufS Legacy is endowed
with all the intellectual graces n1icaov of plot pu
rity of moral Tone dignity of style, enchanting III
telest, and originality o: conception, so peculiarly
characteristic Of her highest literary successes.
2tACARIA; Or, THE AFFAIRS OF SACRIFICE
By the author of ''Beulah' "We have all to
he laid upon an altar; we have all, as it were
TO be subjected to the action OF dre"-lf.lciH.
Second edition.
-" Adear.a ~ now regarded as being, in an
unrivallei degree, the literary a.To2. nt5o8-chief
h3war-of Southern Romantic Letters. The repro
auctions CT it in New York and London have been
received with enthusiastic Animation; aai bv an
advertisement il recent issue of the Paris Pays.
NC see thst Mons ). B. La Place is preparing &
lench Translation OF Il. Our Ee.ond edition Of it,
The tDsE;:aH rto-sael, ia now nearly exhausted:
and, 3 the third edition may necessarily be de-
tanned II is respectfully suggested that those de5r-
ou3 OF its immediate perusal should forward their
riders AZ orce.
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,HERIFFS SALE OF yIRGINIA
FOR RENT ATAUoTyoN
BY arubbs 6 Williams, Auetionecr,.

FOR RENT AT.AUCTION.--Aa mslI
Il FARM OF forty acres, highly improved. with
most excellent dwelling with six rooms, kitchen
with four rooms, large stable &c, viii be rented.
for the year 1868, at auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18th of December, at n o,eloct NJ
This farm Is on the Williamsburg turnpike, sdjinr
ing r. w. McGruders and others. The SITUATION
IS pleasant and healthy and the neighborhood eesl
TO any. Inc place Is now occupied BY Mrs. y.
Voolfolk, one mile from the city.
de . dRUBBS * WILLIAMS Auctioneera
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XTALuABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
DHoAu HTHEET, FOB SALE ATAUCTION.
viii ~ e6ld. ~ KEDNESDAY, December I, 1864.
instau1, ~ ~ premises. at O'Clock r. NJ. the
HHteyK IEMENEET on the north side OF Broad.
heeuten Madison and Monroe streets, occupied by
e. ~ bfem as grocery store The lot fronts on
1fpad street twsnty-four feet and runs back one
hnndred and forty-six feet to an alley The loca-
ton OF this property renders it valuable as busi-
ness stand
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day of
sale JAMES M TayT0P' -
de Z an.,ia,ss r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

EARM FOR SALE.--A very nice littls
i FARM, near the Charles City road i've miles
below Richmond. in Heniico county, known "a
1--WE HILL, containing forty-fous aud one-hslf
acres, With comfortable dwelling and All nscSsss,v
out-buildnss. The soil Is productive, and would
make an excellent market farm. Apply 70
GIDEON dARBER,
de 5-6ts