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IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRfTOWN, N. Y:
Il $50, =. T,e tftv d semi .ann usl
DOCLAYD FEMALE INSTITUTE, NY

DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, NY
IL ACK, on ths Hudson near New FORK Cly-iho SUBJ
NER TERM viii commence Tire nth mst and continue
NINE WEEKS. situation uDrvaled IN beauty and hoafh
FITNESS; thorough OF Cogate !nsruc,on the best
Teacher. of MUSIC and Mo1era snrnts; facilities i9r
Horseback Riding aud Bathing, and Or. bio Lewiss Gym
naie constitute -oo OF The attractions Of ili school Dur
n, his term vouns ladies will be received without en'ern.
upon the regular course sud give attention only to Mur'e Or
wv ''1"e'.'- H. D. 4 C. Y. MAniRlRLD Prncirals.
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pAvEN ~ BACON,

IL PIANO-FOBTE MANU- ACTtREPS
WsTsEoonIi. No. 10 Grand a.. Near bro4dXay.
fli ss.oraient Of well known Pianos sniJ Of
had warranted Ia ever respect PGchfsrri will DO wei
-r-n,~ .o,k sn pf,c-s before making then e.-ctons.
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DIANOS, MELODEONS. HAKMONIUMs

DIbNDN, MII.DDEDNN, HhkMONIiNIfS.
j }. PELroS No. sn broadway. Y. y: Pelolbei 3
superior Hs4aenialis -lgs snd 70 with p"da 500 to
go instrurn-nis 70 LIT Or SOLD on ins,slmsnis
DIANOS, lIamoniums MclodcOns, both now
and second hand As.nts Tor Cum.'ons celebrated Be.
Fiiuos smiths Bo-0n HsIm0uil-. Iay vg trd~y'-
Hontor OIg.ns Pianos TO rsr'. P.yu.n. rocs'ed On In
,sln.sats fdssned ~. E BAILEY Co Coz iirosdsssy
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J. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell 1T

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. A9-
wg nearly opposite -, Nicholas Hotoi0EO A. In A
Wiz An'.oaer ;, J. T. Cooley. cssei.nm.is .oo'ie4
WEDNESDAY Hut THURSDAY ENbSINoSi
lam snd 2, q; ?. NJ
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF O. s-~ -loga tleggrrnan, c0n'Ai1
irr largo mt q work IN hgoey, n gion s'o
i.tnny IT.y,s. fs@ Law Books ~ ths cntal fHe "
copy 81 Illustrated London t.v~ from iS e. le u yo-
h.'fTursey; knight. Porrsii iey, vols B1r' a. :
vol. kl'ots DeDs;e. esr.y opyi scnooitssss Indian
Ilbos, vols. 30, Elcut -. - -
Jt-SF 8. AND FOLLOWING DAYS,
BIBLIOTHECA AARRiCASA.
CATALOGUE OF TIP ENTIRE LIBRARY
q! ANDREW WIGHT o. Philadelphia.
Specially gioh in
GENERAL STATE. AND local HISTORIES, STATE
PAPFnS SC.
LARGE PAPER ANO EARLY PRINTED BOOKS,
Including oyes Two iipncrsi BY BbNJAAI.S sRAe.h-
LIN. anil e;hc. early AucTicm Printers.
Al'o. 4 pes5 Collection u Boois a
GENERAL LITERATURE. HlbLtOckhFEf, AND II =
ZINE ARTS.
Mostly in the zines, possible condition. many uncut,
The hole Of which via be sold ny Auctior.
"TRADE-sALE ROOMS, 70 ss3 broadway, Now YoIA,
BY J. ,. COOLEY
orc. \ LEANgFf tlCiiONEEg,
ON MONDAY. JUNE G,h 1884,
aud fo! 3yyas Gays zach DAY 81, ococN
Ti- Rorss F BE- view fue.dy, Way n sud 'eft,e
men unrh. attend re s have their orders TENDED
TO by Ancfiurrcr For particulars, Catalogue now
re-
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NARM AT ArCTiON.-The FARN la.ef

EARM AT AUCTiON.-Thc Farm lalef
& owrctEand occupied by GILBERT II. TRAVIS sds-
ceasc) located the town Of Caf"i County % Pai'as
e rom Cro,ou Fel, snd fle iiroc, r,4d 20 Lake ~
~, ed cor,,,us,, TAI Act OF ,ulrsb, LAND aud tNou- u
lie met Dies Bel h p-ce. Jog Fan purposes oF ~DeN
TRY RESIDENCE il me toauly II Puuism
S.o o. tia Place the premises ilnf > hVi y "s'H
D. n For ps,.ea.s ng aiIs u ei,.r .! lr Sdo.cneezs
$3.50 GrD LJulNGrOS.
LYMAN D. hiRCifARD.
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Drn Goods.
J,istfuttiou.
COUpsE of PRACTICAL NSTRUC-

u TTCx in pnoEkesnrr bv D,ubls Entry and Business
s,;,s ,, h oh,eined 4. tiod.mths instituo, NO $50
Froai,..y cor 81 an u Private instruction in fennaa,ip'
SarnIn,e rooms for isde.. WV NV - 'N-''"'''
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Heal estate fox Sale.
(.S,c alsoiuctt0n Ssles.l

4 SHALL PLACE for SALE--On the HID
son 2, niles from Ncw.yor& by Hudson River Rs'sodd
To property ,ont-ns sSog' eight ros 4 Lney looS q
twos ,ss stations within c.sy walk OF e,ser ais s7a
th IL roots barn chcic- tyuit aud shade rees ae11
noe weil 81 great excellence, .nd sro ia Az aGIo ~
hcsu mi view OF the river al IT, shores hs nonHes
,roYc OF voug timber. pee ant stream Of water Nls.ss
d.ua other l.rsoous ana advantage and L cs0 "a
hh-., and one Of the cheapelt places 10 DO foa~1 NJ
xos.o in Xestcbese. County. Price e,;J; Terms hers
c. q. PRATT, 10. . Plass-
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=. V1yDSONE RESIDENCE for SALE

= fIts.'Nt n I1E
= Near Iryiuslca. y T. With l5ost twenty acres q
.rosnd vol suyped with fruit and water IN every fu
The buildings slightly, cauyenieDs ana eou1iodtse< -
The n. ount.ir scenery Is bcaut..,a Price Si.3'l
c. q. PRATT No. . Piness
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I'M 'f'FI'I'''
On receipt any Ito following ~ Cash, thu u
Gerber win seEl ~ mail oiicTwie. directed.
Go!5 Pen Peas-'eleag ne aecoTsNsfg ascfp.'S
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OBITUARY.

Ut H'N ntHu.t 10 Ashland, DR.. WILLIAM
..fiki, ed tlHI'y five Yeas.
600 80 umH .f,i -Huow that record n,
.-sE 9 faas #.. NAN. and with a painful plea.
a...-, thu ~tsht tribute TO his memory
.astf 81 t,mIvtum,ut, peasant and attthle II
lsf ..trS, gene "a Iu has IMPULSES. and h1bltu.
81 80 "i by . hush a,H-c ut honor, ho had Ell
o. -a.t-clt u q largo circle Of hIont~, who
81. 81 ~ ct,I r,lltnes, deeply mourn hl- los, r.
~ siib H. Wa the character Of our lie pate
Ns.aa sts' rnlaI,d stil mOri engaging by hi,
&C. ~ tie Christian i,hgion. \ lingering Ill.
1sa'. avn hum tune for ftllc, ton, which, w
sts ~ q, NuIw h. did not ftil L. improve. Eul
ss-t' sgN a. he was deeply exercised IN rre4il
5 D- g. aviation, and We have reason 10 be-
ErT~ Hss~ eAsreises Of mind Ios ultcI III "A sa.
a,9, satt ~ the gospel Dunng the late
a5s~. .is nlhss-, he frequently expressed Ia
f.s, VI tsas-s - die aud hts unialtcring thus
e. &C. loo. q a SAVIOUR blood May those who
s1 ID. .r.I a.. 4 tsi, haze been called l. en-
ssF. 70 Iau. Int swsr. sOIaur III the though
sFs~ - .r nav hat hIs feed spirit Is nov
G&sf. I.fa. ia the presence of God.
e. ... hui.i,tgpn requested to copy.
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~ .tkl NOTICING wish to s,ll
tHH Bt IT. tive years Old, OF IN
- .s.. = Hurham and IA, Won d
10y, p. tH , tom, snt ypIy TIT Stpgl.
% 90. ,u'uy'E lines would Do W-il
e@g... NJ Dr. Isri't as ip.llo. A Idrcs, G. Is
fa.- ''. ~ e. al At the corner of
"'' 'Hb siiret,, where BE- can IL.
de 81
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hiI NlIiSkEI inst re-.
-. - " flhL fNE WHISKIY mn
Ett rH .s.. re =, O.. az go rpts,.i rL,EI ap-
9s..., u TURNER, Agent,
'hl '9tufn,-'ion Merchant.
30. ilh Iianklu -,
T. w.. ~ 49,, very likely BLACK
@.e 80 ~. a. 80 - nnc -,1c. about twenty
s.5 81" D. a good uasn.t ,,, iii srN"i.
as . b.sa #sittnt and ., - ''ii'i, cook
.o. Apps at CARY sIitEET ' iaIt
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8 80 IttUi The funeral services OF JAMES
t~&N ate engineer OR the Central railroad
.sp el by the explosion of locomotive 81
ress %. s1ll take place THIS MORNING at II
2-es.s rsfn the inity church, on Broad street
usIt uui acquaintance II deceased III.
ptt@N g wa
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OFFYTIAL.
TRFA,tRY DErABTHiHT, /,


TIRCULAR.-It being decided that
7 four per cent. certificates, and the bonds
sued therefor, axe receivable payment 0t the TAX
on CON- moneys held abroad, bills 81 ah8u-e aIrt
foreign credits, persons who hayc pad th5~s ttEyt
in issue entitled TO the return at tn" ua'.
The Treasurer, Assistant Irra,lHrr- ana Pay b
pOstaTIos Who have received the deposits Il taI cod
lectOrs are authorized, IN such cases - :! t4ui tr
notes and receive IN lieu thereof iii cfual ti..art
OF per cent. CCrIncItes, bonds, upln the e.,
mand Of the state Tax Collector bul the bomb
or certificates to To- exchanged shah be endorsed
follows - certify that the within OF Httt,hril
certificate was received from -- -- IN iyl,
of so much tax enormously collected nom hsn "a
currency OF the new issue, and that the stEu., hl5
been exchanged for issue 10 Te-Jgttuiso lam -
and signed by the state Tax Collector
q. A. TRENHOLM.
l0--lm Secretary of the Treasury
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Treasury DsPARraEEr, I
TREASURY UffAkI NfEII
CONFEpERNFE STATES OF AAYEItA.
I DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE

I OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
i 4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT NON-GAAABLE BONDS, UNDER TliE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW.--Deposts on call viii be received ty tia
Treasurer in tins ctty, Assistant TreaSurgr3 Il.
,htfitstoa ahi Mobile, AMI the bePosittUrs Sc.
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Aay.!.-
nah and Montgomery. and certificates Will b. >s,i.
Tor the saine, bearing nteest the rate Of teus I-r
cent per amman, and secured by the hyPofhef alton,
Of an amount of the above bonds equal TO the sum
u These loans. The bonds 10 be SGT apart By tic
tr|!surer and tile proceeds, when sold, applied yx-
'ttSlNety To The payment Of the said certificates.
Inc security and convenience afforded - taHka
and other eovpoI atoms, and to the pubic generally
oy TINS mode OF temporary investment, and the cf
lect OF tile measure ii generally adopted III keep
ng the currency within moderate bounds, IL hoped
Vail commend II 10 the favorable consideration oi th-
community and secure their prompt cooperation in
carrying II INTO effect q A TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY IEP4HIMEEr,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Richmond fNci

INICiaiilVfln, August :, ISp+-
TERTIFICATFSOF INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNL.Is
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION Nv
the fourteenth section OF the - reduce the cur
rency, approved February L. 1864 the Secretary Il
the Treasury Is authorized to issue the above ee.
dcateS payable two years after the ratification "a
treaty Of peace with the, United States They ctu-
not be Sold but are only 10 be issued 10 cs,d.-
tors OF the Government willing 10 receive -aa
same IN payment of their demands. They mas. also
De gwen at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents end lt,burs-
ing officers OF the Cow Tuneut - taIet To this gI3
Of public securities as ohcnug peculiar advantages
10 those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought and 10 facilitate the ii them che k4
drawn by dishursIng officers uTOn the deposit tr,t
holding these funds, and marked across tng iI.t
payable IN certificates Of lndcbtedUess,' "ili -
paid IN conformity Herewith.
beposIt,uies are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and 10 make aprlt.
cation To the Register for supplies OF certificate. -
required. Signed e. A TRENHOLM
au 22-ts Secretary q Treasury.
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Ger sTPA YFD AND Stolen.

c,Tntt.N itOR9E.- LEFT at ny -ats,
lust above Manchester. On Saturday night last,
= SoRREf Pony iyuppdspd to have been stolen ]
thite ftr.; right fore ana left hind foot white liz
WA seen about four o'clock OF the same ,s srehh, pr
.o', ,IS 80, in Confederate uniform. The owner
j gore forward, prove property, pay charges ana
IL, hrIn lue t-'t
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TREASURY DtFNEIsftNt,i
CONFFnFE AYE STATES uF ANtHI.t,

IVINNNWNI7r V-III'TI Y I7Hf-
NJ ON-TAXA b l. + BONDS, FIVE
/ Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LUAN.-SALE tO,,.
IiNUED.-NUweTous applications having t,ri.
made for bonds at the CsttGu he'd VuCe 81 t.-
drcd and thlrtytive dollars and interest, under CIR,
cumstlnccs that enutc them TO favorable egu~rlrr-
alton, II hiu been determined 10 continue the saia
At the above pnce until further notice.
Agents Tor the sale Of these Bonds instructed
to act IN accordance with this order and ttg trr-
ton OF discussing officers Of the Government l. I.-
hculaIly called TO 1t. q. A. TRENHOLM,
DC Pts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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4 GRAND FALL WILL. Ri GIVE I'm
4 t MAGNOLIA HALL on II,lDhY LNt.-
NING, December. "a, lrGl. \ II tOtlLLp&
BAND has tton engaged tor III coca III.
EEFREoHMk MS viii be i,lInl,hed at err
PRICES De II
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NoR Rent, BRICK HOUSE, in Sid
n"y, on Grove street. Ncighinrbool pxc.I-
lent. 1t is IN about fifteen minutes walk from he
capitol square, and contains ten rooms and kit, hen
with three rooms; stable, caTiapc cod and cow
houses a fine garden and Ia wrll Of good water
tVa,slon gwen at once Apply al packet Office, on
iAfh'h street. nO ZG-Gt't JOHN r.. WREN.
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ItTyHTHVIIul ' q, EtWgW7I 20 I5Uf.
ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT THE ACT or CONGRESS-
APPROVED JUNE II, 1861, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS or
THE ACT APPROVED MAY It, ls6l, 70 Ek-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS -
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act Of May To- 1861, desiring to yHci.tI-s
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on.
The back Of the certificate, to the 'Cuni,irr8ta
States of America, III exchange for coupon bonds"
AMI cause them 70 be presented 10 the BrcIst,r If
the Treasury Department, who viii thereupan. ,c
compliance with the provisions OF the act - Juus
49, 1861, issue coupon bonds for the amount SPECIFIED
II the registered bonds SO assigned
q. a TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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4 UABLE JAMES RIVER

4 Y A l. L \ h l. f. JAMES RIVER
~ FARM, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON
THE RlN FIR ROAD AND DANNILLE RAIL
ROAD, FOUR AND A HALF MILLS FROM
RICHMOND, For SALE.--We Otler at private
sale FARM, situated as above, adjoining Mr..
Martin. There two hundred aud sixty six acres
by old survey; about hundred and ten acres
clrsrc,l, Of which about one hundred Iivcr low
grounds, very productive and not Liable TO over
How; the remainder Is III woods mostly IT "illnal
growth. The improvements are IA PAM out cont
Portable, house, with four rooms barn, stable,
quarters, etc. There Is upon III. place, and iinme-
dlatey on the line of the railroad, an extensive ard
valuable quarry OF fine granite. With It, will be
sold large quantity Of granite, ready quarled
The situation is convenient to the city, yet very
retired and secure from interruption,
The surplus wood upon the place, which may be
Transported 10 market by the river and canal viii
largely more than pay for the entire property.
An opportunity will be afforded the purchaser of
purchasing Stock, Crops, Implements, etc
Apply 10 GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
no 3O-tt Aurt.oneSrs
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nd " NAL.-TO MID Ladies ON

n dSND The CONFEDERATE READ
A'T' fta stll be open every evening t,pTss,iy
@@~s -.fi y i"r LADIES between Ia, houIa OF
NJ gentlemen Viii be admitted
a9s@ .. .s.r hHuf.
lNbIi1 MAGAZINES and BOOKS
'ib.ih'Ls t4lYTti fashion plates,
'''"l = '''. = arri-,., oloiE-, bouucts,
H'fi itr-~es t,.t4,-, .l,.y,s. ,ilIn.
.s 10 'ushtalj,unt, the ht,,t ,ulirs
.. itt. s., Ia" E.ahnY- Rom j.
....t uutl NM OClO,K al ~.
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HpEffAL NOTICES

- Wa ass &frf<rfcS 70 OUT Haif' e
aa.na 81, TlIIs MORNING. commencing At 10
,,',lark OF 4 lareel9t ot HLANhEf7, oE Eh"oA -
ytifTs &c Persons having servants to dothe
would ID we'll to attend. -
An O'Clock W vii sell one LIGHT III dtY and
II RNi.S9 III good order.
At - viii s.ll one splendid BRU CAR
PET containing iiitv-two yard4-as good ~ new.
Also many articles of CLoT ii ] Nc, 81 X
DRESSER LADIES CLOAK, &c, sc. One ll1g,
SHOWCASE REDWOOD, PHILLIPS 4 co,
lie lit AuCtIonCcis, 81 Main street
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kicnGosp, December ! lsv4

8Skt NGE NOTICE, No -.
"a nfedrrat. officers ANA men who hav,
Aaaa So uy the frJfIll authorities al ..'s,
sAAaa s2 Foyeuber 25, l-Gi hereby o..
sARgsA Angrd
- and men 81 the Niekabuig Captur,
~ iEs5, WHO reported at any paio.,
ea1ai tt. st ~ west Of the Mississippi nycr
- - - tr'or ~ November !, l-Gi, aie hereby
5svzSs q e., exchanged. ROBERT OCLU,
- Agent Of Exchange
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n4s Flour, MEAL,
CORN, OATS, ,.r,,-rp
sHORTs, ERoNNsltff
cry FEED STORE
Clorirninr s Co.'S Old stand,
Cary street. between Fourteenth ana h''''''"
no st.
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NAVY pkPAkIaENF,

NAVY DkPAkrAkNr,l
OFFIcE SPElIAL Sk,tSIcsy
RIcHhoSp, VA, September H., 1854.
NOTlCE.-From and after MONDAY
Y NEXT, the Goth instant, the STEAMER
SCIIRAfNEL wall leave the wharf at Rockets tor
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at O'clock
A N and o'clock T. NJ, touching at all the prin-
opal landings on the river:
JOHN III. PARKER
sc 2o-ts Lieutenant in charge,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY Will be held at the office OF
the Company on FRIDAY, the l-t day ofaDecember,
ISIi, at /! O'clock JOSEPH JACKSON, JR.,
no lH--Nl ~, 2J&Dl Prt slient,
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hLD UM.-Twenty kegs, ten gallon:
~ each, PURE OLD RUM
HUBBARD & co,
no 2s-2w Thirteenth aud Governor streets.
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l. t sNiI !

Il "a, 80 LADY ) FINE HINT
teaa.a ., IPl.b WATCH and CHAIN A
T. ssi = sssrt. r.. ,aiinag at PIZZINPs CON.
= = '''s~'' Immediately.
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Tor SALE, ONE LADIES' LARGE
l. TRAVELLING TRUNK. Can be seen for three
days at Mrs. WoRfHAMS, on Seventh street be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets no SGT.
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DuitE CIDER VINEGAR, very old
and strong, Just received and Tor sale hy
WILLIAM +. IhuEMAN
no 9g-3ts NJ ~ Nj, -.
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctionecrs,
corner Of Ninth and Main strcctsl
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w FRIDAY NEXT, the u December, COM
menciug at 10 O'clock,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
VIII add
III barrels SUrERFINE FLOUR
10 bags FAMIIs FLOUR,
bags GRAIN PEPPER,
leo pairs CHILpREN'S SHOES,
81 pounds Pill HIDRAEG,
10 dozen HORSESHOE EASPS,
20 gallons MIXED OIL PAINT,
40 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
READI-MADE CLOTHING, &c.
ALSO,
| large new BRUSSELS CARPET,
| superior EI.N EFT RUG, to match.
ROBINSON, ADAMS * co,
de AuctIonreTS.
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w ooL ii OUSES STRENGTHEN
rI,nr iNE tLAsrERS; also, SCALD AND
Pills oALNE and a SURE.CURE FOR THE
s,orr ~ ''< NJ am street, Sutherland's guu
DO
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IT,. -, REPRESENTATIONS hundred
iOr sale by r rh ID ALBEMARLE PIPPINs
-" ~'-3t. X. Ii. DiBRELL
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-.rnIEN-ELETY DOLLARS RE.

=, TOLE N-FlFTI DOLLAkS I{E-
NAkD.-wae stolen from my house, on snt"r-
= \, +yo LADIES' DRESS BODIES, one n
~ I11a.ca trimmed with Soif,nno braid and
So buttons; the other, black, with small red
s,riTr. with quilting of red ribbon on the sleeves.
,''ii" rntI,u woman was seen to offer them Tor
- - ~, ClA Market on Saturday evening. The
49, ,rv-,rd viii be paid ior information that Will
iaI f. m. detection Of the thief and for the re-
turn - IN Ia ,.n,nIrd JAMES SlSTON,
h'Ii'f at. Eighteenth and Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-01

AEOR SALE, ONE GOOD BUGGY
4 Apply to GEORGE TIMBERLAKE corner
Broad street ami Brook Avenue, or
ROBERT BEDFORD,
no 29-it' 6allego Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-01

WILL BE SOLD at WILLIAMSON
w & CO.'S auction, on FRIDAY, 2t Be..ru~
Der. one FINE GOLD WATt II, hItHt-ruDi case.
+. ". BOGGLtI,
Administrator OF A. C. D.BSfY, de,ea-ct.
no 25-7t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-01

WHITE LEAD.-Just received, Loo
w pounds ENGLISH WHITE LEAD.
no 29-lwr r. WENDENBIRt, A. ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-01

o Il ; A l. h, Il light TWO.HORSE
WAGON, in perfect order; also a TOP
BUGGY, nearly new. Apply at the stables on
tenth = no 30-3t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-05

un6 OIrite bts su GnOe Der ~9egenludrtigen
WpGe por Sapannab erIfeinen.
Sic &ebeIen@8 ldtter 9eben Su, pab General
Sherman Die Seetiite glldli6 erreiden iperbe.
Sherman bat na4 benz @eftdnoniB Der iIoG.
8ldtter ALE 8erednungen Der NebeQen Sa
Sdanben semadt. Gr sOg triumphiretO ourd
oas 6erS Der CONFEDERATION, pbne ir9eno einen
Serlult erlitten Su baben. 9a8 1T, mie Die &e-
belIensPre1e ia9t, cine grpBe muraIiiGe Nieoers
lasc be8 Sloen8.
Sic beflagen iid lber Die lalintme 9OIitit
beg @en. !0Upo, in Sennei1ee pperiren gu IalIen,
tpdbrenp Der !6aupt> G6einO I'M Screen BON @eOr<
9ia len9t uno brennt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-05
Gen. softer ritcft BON SPORT MpDaI
aus Opr.

Sine auBeroroentli6 pi6ti9e 9fadri9t lit bic,
6aB Sen. Softer nit ieiner gan3en Wa6t, bic,
nie &etelenbldtter iagen, IN lester 3sit iebr
perit6rtt pOrben iein fol-, am 81. lih in 8e=
neeung ieben mplte. reber bas 3iel ieiner
Operation erbiett man feiae gta6ridt, aber es
lieet auf Der 6ono, baB eS cine 8etpesung iein
miro 3ur nnterItisung ppn Sen. Sherman.
9ie 8ebelen baben gepiB Don Gbarlelton
unb SAVANNAH 8eritdrtunsen gegen Sherman
betbei9ebOIt, bieie 8ldbe meroen OurdauS
idpa6 uertbeiOist lein. Inter Siel en umitcnz
ben ipdre cine @rpberun9 bes einen pber Des
m1oern 9laBes ppa Der Qanoieite felne rnmDes
li6teit. 9omit tpdre fir Sherman bic neue
O~perationSbaiis ersffnet, pm tpelder aus man
tbn our6 Qngrtffe I'M Niden BEG Seinbes blIf=
ret6e 6aAe leilten t6nnte. @eldtge eS Setter,
S%dpanndb Su nebmen nit 9Glfe
Der Slptte = urtb cine ltarte !Ranpnaoe
Gm 27Iten, Abenos, beutet auf eineR @n9rifl
auf Sapannab 10 wiiroe ooS elm 19merer
S6lag fir bic Gebelen unp cine erDBe Inter
itisung fir Sherman iein. Muf benz Supan,
nabHuB t6nnen 0ampfer BON $50 Spnnen 23O
0ieilen nett binauf bis nab Nusuita fabren,
uno 9rDBere 9ampfer penisitens cine flrSe
Strede. @s wiiroe bier m69li6 iein, Sber=
man Brppiant entse9en gu iensen. 9ie gauge
8epegung miBte nur auberOroentli6 RAID Dol
ii3 seben. 8enn Sen. Softer ibrisenS tpeber
SaUunnub nod @barIeitOn ernitli6 beorOber
pUate pper t6nnte, 10 pirbe er jeoenfaIs bon
teiner Observation-Disclosures perbinoert wer.
ben, bic @iienbobn apii6en beiOen Stdoten 81
ourdi6neioen Ober iiioli9 BON Sapannab DOR
5uorin9en, Sherman ent9esen. Sic nddfter
Sumpfer Don SPORT &ppal Uerben un8 oariibe
4uflnluB brinaen.