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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
THE CITY

4 A-The system of delivering letters free
by carrier, to all parts Of the city is about
being introduced at Dubuque, and also at
Mt. Pleasant. We presume in due time
the systsn viii Be put IN operation here.
POLICE ITENs.-Wm. Carnahan paid %
S. fine and costs, to the authorities Satur-
day for getting drunk. pe IS,
! RE0IHENrAL OrrIC1Rs.-Att the election
Saturday evening the following gentlemen
were chosen to officer the regiment Of, this
city:
Colonel-M. Greisel. /.
Lieut.. Colonei-J. 8. Halliday.
Major-Alex. Brown.
Adjutant-B. Harper.
Fife Major-wm. L. McPherrin.
Drum Major-F. P. Snyder.
AN INclDExr.-Just before the train
atarted west on the B. Il n. r. r. r. last
evening, . lady entered one Of the coaches
and upon gentleman rising and giving
her his seat near the stove, kindly thanked
him, His establishment Was complete, and
We agree with him the incident IL worth
recording. Such instances of courtesy are
~ rare nowadays a. the ring Of silver.
@rAn old codger, who lives in the
counts B, made the city p visit yesterday,
and after purchasing a variety of articles.
including . jug Of "wet groceries" start
ed for home. just outside Of town, unfof-
tunately Tor him, his sleigh broke down
and be found It impossible to proved fur
Their with It. The old fellow was qnite
"mellow." and unhitching his horse choose
from among all the necessaries he had pur-
chased the Aforesaid jug, and leaving the
rest behind, trudged away az Iaerrily - II
nothing had happened. A family living
near At hand took charge of the goods, and
he can have them by calling. That old
fellow has no love for whisky! s
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r OSr.-At Or near Middletoxn, let
Ia Ter, containing note for 81. and certin-
cate 81 deposit on the state Rank 1of Is 50. Pay
ment has bSen Stopped on the ab6vel Any one
iretufnine sAid papers 10 the p00tso0Roe At Md.
dle,o.n, WI b libsrally rewarded. ,,,,.
/, dscAs-oAwN tsFl t8enla -. ~ LEWIS.
T1STRAY, NOTICE.-Tsksns up Nov.
la 57th, 1854 by G, y: HUM, At his residence in
following EstraS Cattle: Ono Red Cbw, about
eight yssr. old marned with eroY q len ear,
and two sits In the fight ear. Also one White
Bull o4e year old. half crop Oh The Left ear and
Hppfaised st SIS. By WIN. Kelley snd samuel
Harris, Or. DC. 10th. .l0sA q Ie
Il .n!.l ...s4 sstl sR WA. lAHREIT.
.aecNfwiNhs .sga.ql. .oni fCoQlnaty Clefk.
.NSTRAY NOTICES. 70 Takeni up Dec.
IL LII, 1851, hy William Zellerx, q hls resi-
dence ii B0rllngton Township, Des Aoineg
County. Iowa, the fOlpWfng ESsf1yo: One Brin-
de Cow a6o1t Ten yeM1 old tho right ear near.
d tam On; holss bored m both horns. Also
l9e Red etesr. one year old, crop aqd Ait In The
. zprss1:ssdf 1t s,s. ~ ". y, Tssttt and John
J.'1SS1fH u ND 4atholky. 6fbsalqeSL before
DpK. mff6 Is Dse. En-, iil61ssS
iilf. ii az nisg oaois WA,i QAHRErT
\ 0SSAerW Wiz ii 3&Es 4 .in!aslYunnY Closks
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK.EYE. !.

4 8 Z - s
: Recommendation. 7. w. WoolsQn Of
MI. Pleasant, has been appointed By the
Secretary Of the Interior, Special Com
missioner in reference to Indian Affairs .
and has already departed for Santa Fe. He
will be absent till March.
~ The United States Supreme Court IL
now composed of the following judges, ave
of whom, or just half, designated by .
starr have bsen appointed BY Mr.. Lincoln
himself: Chief Justice Salmon r. Chase
Of Ohio ) Associate ustices-Nathan Cliff
ford Of Maine, Samuel s6nelson Of New
York, Robert G. lGrier Of Pennsylvania,
James n. Wayne Of Georgia, *David Da-
Wis Of Illinois, John Catron OF Tennessee,
aNoah H. Swayne Of Ohio, samuel F.
Miller OF Iowa, stephen j. Field Of Cali
fornia. The salary of the Chief Justice is
q, 500; Of the others 5000. III
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e., TH8 TRADE ELSEWHBRE. .ssfssstte:
IS. es9 ss845f CINciNNATr1, Dec. IL {
The receipts Of hogs BY the various chan
nsls leading into the city. during the pas,
week, were....................... So GO
Previously reported, .......... ......... 1895
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was opened with prayer
by the Rev. Mr. Peterkin.
Mr.. Orr, Of Mississippi, from the Com
mittee on the QuarteYmaster and Commits
sary Departments, reported a bill to pre-
vent frauds against the Government Of
the Confederate States, and to provide
remedies against officers and employees
of the Government committing them
The bill was ordered to be printed, and
made the special order for Thursday
week
Mr.. Chiffon, of Alabama, from the
special committee appointed to investi-
gate the case of Hon. w. K w. Cobb,
member elect from the third district of
the State Of Alabama, made report and
offered the following resolution:
"Resolved, That Williamson R. W. Cobb, men,
Der elected to this House from the State of Ala
bama, having failed to appear and claim his seat,
but remains within the enemy's lines on terms Of
friendly intercourse with them, thus maniiesting
his dsloyaty to the Confederate States, be, and he
Is hereby, expelled from membership OF this House
) such representative.
ResoiUed, That copy Of the foregoing resolu-
ton be forwarded to the Governor OF the State of
Alabama that the proper steps may be taken to fill
the vacancy occasoned by the expulsion of said W.
r. W. Cobb"
Mr.. Chiffon subsequently modified his
resolution so as to substitute stricken
from the roll of members" instead OF
"expelled," the question having arisen
whether member who had never been
sworn in or claimed seat on the floor
could be expelled.
Mr.. Baldwin, of Virginia, called for
the reading of the testimony in the case.
He considered this a question Of the
highest judicial privilege, and must vote
understandingly in the matter.
Pending this question, Mr.. Russell, OF
Virginia, called for secret session.
Mr.. Chiffon offered the following pri
vileged resolution:
"ResolUed, That with gratitude to tho AllEise
Disposer of Events for His aid and protection 10 u
in the past and with humble trust IN his pEoviden.
tal guidance in the future, this House does heartily
concur with the President in the recommendation
that Wednesday, the 10th instant, be observed as
day of public worship, and, to this end, when the
House adiourns to-day, it Will adjourn to meet OF
Thursday next"
On motion, the House resolved itsel
into secret session.
On motion, adjourned till Thursday
next.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, November 10, 1854.

TUESDAY, November 10, 1854.
The Senate met at IL o'clock NJ
Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Burrows, of the
Baptist church.
Mr.. Simms. of Kentucky, offered the
following, which was agreed to:
Resoleed, That the Committee on Military Az
fairs be instructed 10 inquire into the expediency Of
entering into some proper and satisfactory
,ncnts with the military authorities of the United
States whereby the tobacco ration allowed by the act
of Congress may be forwarded TO such of the soldiers
of our army may be held prisoners of war by
the cnemy, and that they report by bill or other
wise"
Mr.. Sparrow, of Louisiana, offered the
following, which was agreed to:
Resolced, That the Committee on the judiciary
be instructed TO inquire what legislation if any, is
necessary to provide for the sequestration of the
property OF all persons Who being liable 10 military
duty, have left, may hereafter leave, the Con-
federacy without the sanction of the Confederate
authorities"
!. Mr.. Sparrow offered the following,
which was agreed to:
g Resolced, That the Committee on Military AZ
fairs be instructed to inquire into the eypediency of
extending the term within which it is now provided
that the act entitled An act for the establishment
and pay of claims for a certain description OF pro-
perty taken or informally impressed for the use of
the army shall cease and determine
Mr.. Orr, Of South Carolina, offered
the following, which was, after discussion,
agreed to:
/" Resoiced, That the Committee on Military Az
fairs be instructed to inquire whether the late order
No. II, Adjutant and Inspector Generals Depart
ment, revoking the details OF all men between the
ages of eighteen and forty-fve, requires any mod-
fieation by legislation to preserve the producing and
industrial interests of the country"
Mr.. Orr introduced bill to exempt
the cargoes of vessels owned by the
States of the Confederacy from existing
| restrictions upon exports and imports
Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Hill, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported back the bill to prevent
persons indebted to alien enemies from
settling the said claims with Government
receivers in bonds The bill was con
sidered and passed.
Mr.. Sparrow introduced a bill to in
crease the number of copies of the laws
allowed to the War Department, and
that one hundred additional copies Of all
the laws heretofore published, or which
may hereafter be published, shall be fur
nished to the officer charged with the
distribution Of the laws in the War De
partment, to be by him distributed under
the direction of the Secretary Of War.
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell, of Florida
it was ordered that when then Senate
adjourn, it be to Thursday.
On motion of Mr. Garland, Of Arkan
sas, the Senate adjourned.
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By Williamson s. Co., AuctioneerI,
NO. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.

By Williamson s. Co., AuctioneerI,
NO 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
FURNITURE,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 18th of November, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell at salesroom
No. 1872 Main street. an assortment of GOODS, con-
sisting of the following and other articles:
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Haircloth Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows Bolsters; Sheets, Blankets, 60.
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches
Set of superior Damask Table-cloths an,
Napkins,
Ladies' Dresses and Cloaks,
Fringes and Imported Yarns,
Fancy Articles, &C. &c.
ALSO,
l Embroidered Velvet Mantle,
l VictoTine and Muff
WILLIAMSON & CO.,
no IA Auctioneers.
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zU70l;T770N azIEai!'
rUTURE DAY.

II ECEIvERS SALE OF FOUR HUN
II, DRIED AND TwENTY-FOUR ACHES or
land IN TIE COUNTY OF HENRlCO, NEAn
THE SPRINGFIELD PITS, ABOUT TEN MILE8
FROM RTCHMOND.-In pursuince Of decree a
the District Court Of the Confederstc States Of Ans
rica for the Eastern Dstrctof Virginia pronounce4
ON the i2th day Of August 1884, in suit hsrsin pcn-
ing Of the Confederate States against William y.
Stephenson, shall, on the sd day Of NOVEMBER
1854 proceed 10 SELL at public suction, ON the pre-
misses ut u o'clock NJ for cash. payable in confis-
rate States treasury notes Of tho new issue, the
TRACT OF LAND sndits appurtsnances In the pro-
ceedin1s in said suit mentioned, containing FOUR
HUNDRED AND TwENTY-fOUR ACRES, lying
and being in the county Of Henrico, nov oceupnd
by T. @. Leake, and known as the "Alfled winston
Tract" adjoining the Springfield Coal Mine tract,
and late the property Of David N. Taimadge, an
alien enemy. The meter and boundaries OF this
land particularly described IN the deed convey
ing it to said Talmadge copy Of which vil be e3-
hibited at the sale. HENRY l. BROOKE,
Receiver Of District No 5.
Sale conducted by CRUISES q WILLIAMS, Auc-
| tioneers. no lids
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DECEIvERs SALE OF MONTH

ID ECEIvER'S SALE OF MONTH
IN CELLO AND BUCK ISLAND ESTATES,
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY.-In
pursuance of a decree Of the District Court Of the
Confederate States Of America for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia pronounced the 27th day Of
September, 1864. in the Of the Confederate
States against George Carr and Joel N. Wheeler,
shall sell, on the l7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, at
public auction, on the premises, for cash, in Con-
lowing real and personal estate late the property Of
Captain U. p. Levy, deceased, an alien enemy:
| |. MONTICELLO, tract Of two hundred and
eighteen OF land, in the county Of Albemarle,
| in the State Of Virginia, about two miles from the
| town of Charlottesville, with all the buildings
| thereon, consisting Of a large and commodious
brick dwelling-house, with a variety of out-build-
ings, planned and built by Mr.. Jefferson, who owned
/ it and resided there at the time OF his death.
| 2. BUCK ISLAND, q tract of nine hundred and.
sxty-one acres, about three miles distant from Mon
| wanna canal This was once the property Of James
Monroe, and was By him conveyed to the Bank q
the United States, by whom it was conveyed TO tfe
said u. F. Levy by deed of record in the Clerks o
fee of the County Court of Albemare. Much II
| this land is arabic and of good quality, and tie
rest is heavily tmbered with pine, Sc, suitable fos
| ship-building.
s. After the sale Of the real estate, there will bd
sold at the same time, and on the same terms nine
teen NEGRO SLAVES a variety OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSIISs
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, &c.
The sale will be conducted by ID. M. PATTrE, De
putty Marshal, who resides in Charlottesville, and
will show the property at any time before the sale Il
any one who may desire to purchase it.
| lENRY L. BROOKE,
Il No o-tds liver for District No g.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
u r o c l. A M A II 1 o N
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.

d K . Z l. A M A L y N
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.
It is meet that tho people of the Confederate
States should, from time to time, assemble to ac-
knowledge their dependence on Almighty God, to
render devout thanks for His manifold blessings, TO
worship His Holy name, to bend in prayer at HIS
footstool and to accept with reverent submission the
chasteni % If His All-wise and Almerciful Proyi-
dence.
Let us. then, in temples and in Acids, unite our
voices in recognizing, with adoring gratitude, the
manifestations of His protecting care in the many
signal vi, tories with which our arms have been
crowned, 'n the fruitfulness with which our iana
has been Ressoi, and in the unimpalred energy and
fortude with which He has inspired our hearts and
strengthened Gun arms in resistance tothe iniqui-
tous desisrsso our enemies.
And let las not forget that, while gracousy youch
safng to us. His protection, our sims have mer1ted.
and receive q grievous chastisement; that many on
our best an bravest have fallen IN battle; ina
large disric b Of our country have been devastatt
with savage ferocity-the peaceful homes Destroyer
and helpless women and children driven away In
restitution; and that with fendish malignity u.eN
passions Of q serye rnce have been excited by our
foes into the, commission Of atrocities nom Which
death Is We aooms escape.
Now, there fore, i, JEFFERSON DAVIS, President oil
the Confedera 10 states Of Ameres do Issue Tvs ny
proclamation setting apart "WEDNESDAY, the
sixteenth day Of November next, as u DAY 70 De
specially devoead TO the worship OF Almighty ood ,
and do invita- and invoke all the people o. .hese
Confederate States to assemble on the day s'ofe-
said, i'll their respective places o. raolie woIsaP
there TO unite In prayer TO our Heavenly rather.
that He bestow IN, favor upon me- mat he .s
over the usction Of HIS almighty arm; ,h nv
that We NAV turn away nom evil paths and
walk righteously in His sight; that He restore
peace to our beloved country. healing It's eieedins
wounds, and securing TO US the oonnsasu my
ment Of our night Of seli-govsrnnsnt ana nae-,
pendenee !: ana that He gradousiy hesIken 70 US
while we sss1bs TO Him the power and glory o. our
N a;vsn under nv hand and the seal Of
.s.t tn Confederate States, at Richmond TINS
tv enty sixth day Of October, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hsndrsa an
four. sErT
]. p. BxxsAxiS, Secretary Of STATE
foo 27-tdl
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE.-In execution of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Henrco county, entered Goth Octo-
Der, 1861 in the case of "Dabney, &C., u.s. Dabney,
&c." will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, 18th November, at o'clock p. NJ, a
LOT OF GROUND in the plan of " Geilston," near
Buchanan's Spring, at the corner of Hancock and
Clay streets, fronting sxtyeight feet running back
along Clay street one hundred and fifty feet to an
alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash balance at three and six
MONTHS with interest or all cash.
A. d. WILLIAMS, Commissioner.
GRUBBs g. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers nos
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The DIsPATcH.-No paper will be
issued from this office tomorrow morn
ing, in view of the public religious OBJ
seryanoes which are to take place in the
city to-day. The Di.pateh will bs again
issued on Friday morning.
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no 2----tds
nAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND

DIAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold Mt auction, on
THURSDAY, December LIST, at the Blue Ridge Ho-
tel in Botetourt county, on the macadamized road,
one mile from the hotel, and TRACT OF vALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill The mill is in good order, with excellent ma
ehinery, but little worn-indeed. as good as new
The establishment is supplied with a superabun-
dance of clear water for washing and the right
to make lime for its purposes fon IN adjoining
quarry.
ia. COwARDIN.
NB-This valuable property MAY BE PUR-
CHASED PRIVATELY II early application is
made II thus sold, prompt notice will be given Of
the fact. foe Sl-tdsl ]. A. CowARDIN.
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GpECYAL NOTICES.

49, SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Two HUNDRED
poI an. PnwARp.-strayed or stolen from my resi-
dance ON Governor street, on Thursday, tho 10th
;ra.a,', Large RED PTEDED MICH COS trather
milk and cider color), without ear marks, in full
milk will cheerfuly pay the above reward to any
person finding her and delivering her 70 me ana a !.
nd dollars for the apprehension and
90 The thief (no i2--6tl d. 7. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE.-Always ON hand, and for
Y sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRELS, LIQUOR
BARRELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS of all
kinds and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders
street. or at my cooper shop on Seventeenth street.
corner Of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad work.
SAops. Delivered anywhere in the city gratis.
oc lin II. NErZ0ER,
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By A. M. Hamilton, Auctioneer.

DuBLIC SALE OF GOOCHLAND
IAND-In front of Goochland Courthouse,
on the 2lsr OF NOVEMBER, that being court day,
by request shall sell by auction the tract Of Land
in this county lying on the Upper Liekipg hole
creek, adjoining the lands of Thomas W. Herndon,
+ F. Jennings and others, containing about two
hundred and twenty-five acres, well watcrcd and
well timbered; in a good neighborhood, and conve,
nient to mills, churches SC. There IS good and
comfortable dwelling house on the land, with out
buildings go :,
gentleman, residing on the place will show the
land to any one who will call on him.
TERMS Cash, in Confederate money.
A. NJ HAMILTON Auctioneer,
no l5.3ts for PHILIP DIACoST.
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DERSONAL.-The parties who took a
RED PIG one day last week, and WHITE
HOG weighing about sixty pounds) on Sunday, had
better turn them loose and let them come home, as
they are known, and will be arrested and pun
she to the extent of the law if they do not comply
with the above WILLIAM III. WEST,
no l5-2t. Main street, near Old Fair Grounds
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Immediately after the above sale, say at o'clock
p. NJ, will be sold at auction, on the promises two
1IALF-ACRE LOTS; one on the corner of NJ and
Thrtieth streets, the ether on the corner of and
Thrty-seeond streets. These are very pretty lots
and will be divided at the sale TO suit purchasers
TERMs: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no is Aucfioueers
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DRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
ID NJ, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND
THIRTY-sECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT
onTHURSDAY, November 18th, at 81 o'clock p NJ :,
the HOUSE and LOT located as above described. -
The dwelling is Of brick containing four rooms with
kitchen with two rooms. The lot fronts forty-fve
feet ten inches on NJ street, running back one hun
bred and sixty feet. Possession can be had imme-
diately.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no II Auctioneers.
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NIOTICE.-There will be SERVICES
~ held on NEXT WEDNESDAY, for the pur-
pose of celebrating the Fast Day-morning at 6a
O'clock and in the evening at o'clock-at the Po-
lish Synagogue, situated on Main, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets
no i5-2t" Rev. NATHAN BFIM. P
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IN o THE POTOMAC Parties Wishing
10 70 through the hnss 70 ths rotosnec rsvss
css be accommodated With CoAfOtrAbIx CON-
VI VANCE, on rsasonahas terms, ~ my ass.sss e
= ,htsenth stres1, between Rrsnkiia and 0soee,
y 81. nsss b psoviAsd Nth RsSRs, HsssPSTss4fr
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ITO CATHOLICS.-Just received at the
4 CONFEDERATE READING-ROOM a copy
Of that able and sterling Catholic Journal, THE
NEW YORK FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. Also, all
the latest Mediterranean York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Neutrality-suspicious.; a large lot OF
Yankee Pctorials; all the Southern papers; all the
city papers, &c.
Remember, the Reading-Room is open also at
NIGHT no l6-lts
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nor RENT, at Mrs. DR.. CLARK'S, on
Franklin street, between Jefferson and Madi-
son. a SUITE OF ROOMS, embracing three cham
beers, dining-room, coal-house, servants room, and
the use of kitchen. None need apply unless salts
factory references can be given. no l3-5t"
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By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE sLAVES.-As commissioners acting
under decree Of the Hastings Court of the city OF
Richmond, shall, the llTH DAY OF NO
MEMBER, 1864, at 10 o'clock of that day, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash. NINE
LIKELY SLAVES, at the auction house of Hill,
Dickinson Co., in the city of Richmond.
E. NANCE, commissioners
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
the 18th instant HILL, DICKINSON & CO.,
no I4-tds Auctioneers.
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CERVICE WILL BE HELD AT THE
- Mayo Sire, Synagogue THIS "wednesday
MORNING at half past IL O'Clock precisely.
no l6-lts
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. Mr.. Sparrow offered the following
which was agreed to:

Resolced, That the Committee on Military At
fairs be instructed to inquire into the eypedency Of
extending the term within which it is now provided
that the act entitled AN act for the establishment
and pay of claims for a certain description of pro-
perty taken or informally impressed for the use of
the army shall cease and detCsminc''