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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-23

HoNoRABLY Colonel Bos-
ton, of the Fifth Virginia cavalry, for
some time past under arrest for alleged
misconduct on one of the battle-fields of
the Valley, has been hOnorably acquitted
under circumstances that have raised him
man. One of the of f al ell as soldier and
him was that he failnd tn rally LG;ealnst
and allowed himself to be cut off from
them. 1t was proved on the trial that
he remained on the field after those who
had preferred the charges had left. :
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RODE INTO THE DocK.-One of Colonel
Danforths militia, named William Duke,
during the Cimmerian darkness of Mon
day night, being on horseback, lost his
way and rode into the dock. Several
persons hearing the splash, ran to the
spot. The horse was foundering about,
but was easily extricated. But Duke
was dead before he could be gotten out.
He is supposed to have been disabled by
kick from the horse, and so drowned.
The Coroner held an inquest on the body
yesterday morning, when the above facts
were elected.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DspAnrxxxr. !
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
RICHMOND, November n fri.t

RIcHMoSp, November II, fsCi
NOTES OF THE OLD
ISsUE;-To the endthat eyery.facility NAV he
afforded to the hoders OF these notes in eifectfae
the exchange for new, the Treasurer. Assistanf
Treasurers and Pay Depositaries, and the Danosi.
taries whose duty has been hitherto limited TO fund.
ing, are hereby authorized to receive the notes or
exchange Those not supplied with funds will re-
gs.er the Of the depostors receiving ali no,a
offered for, and entitled to, exchange until the ,.t
day OF January, 1865, inclusive The nates re-
ceived and registered must be forwarded by exvxess
register and issues for the payment of tha AZ =
posltors will be Immediately forwarded in return.
The Assistant Treasurers and Depo starie, ara
hereby instructed to republish this notice.
CA TRENHOLM
mo Io-NJ Secretary of the Treasury
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
SvarrnVp.rp STATES OF AMERICA,
Klchmond August y. 1864.
OERTIFICATEsOF INDEBTEDNESS

NERTIFICATESOF OF INDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXAT10N.-By
the fourteenth section of the act to reduce the
rency, approved February IL, 1864, the Secretary OF
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above ceri
hcates, payable two years after the ratification of a
treaty OF peace with the United States. They can
not be sold, but only TO be- issued to such cre-
tors OF the tovernNent willing 10 receive the
same In payment OF Their demands They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation
The attention OF purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers of the Government Is called to this class
public securities as offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies of the Government
bought; and to facilitate the Of then checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depostar:es
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable iR certificates of Indebtedness" will be
paid in conformity herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and TO make sppl-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates
required. (Signedl g. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 26, 1864.

ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
N INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGREss
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1854, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON bonds
Parties owning registered eight per cent. honda
under the act of May l6, 1861 desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, IN the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
tho back of the certificate, TO tho "OoIlfederats
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented TO the.Iegister of
the Treasury Department who will thereupon, in
with the provisions of tho act OF juno
1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November s, 1864.

0'D' A'ofenioer y, Ao"f.
NIRCULAR.-It being decided that
~ four per cent. certificates and the bonds i.-
sued therefor, are receivable in payment of the tax
on coin, moneys held abroad, bills Of exchange and
foreign credits persons who have paid these taxes
In new issue are entitled to the return Of tho notes
The Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers ana Pay De-
postaries who have received the deposits of tax COLI
eetOrs authorized, i'll such cases. to refund the
notes and receive in lieu thereof an equal amount
Of four per cent. certificates bonds upon the de-
mand Of the State Tax Collector And the bonds
certificates to be exchanged shall be endorsed as
follows II certify that the within Tor attached,
certificate was received from in lieu
Of so much tax erroneously collected from him in
currency of the new issue and that the same has
been exchanged for 10 reimburse him :"
and signed by the State Tax Collector.
=. G. A. TRENHOLM,
no l0-lm Secretary of the Treasury.
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provisions of the act in relation to coun-
terfeit notes received by public officers.
A bill was passed, and sent to the
House, continuing in force till the 1st ia
nuary, 1865, east Of the Mississippi river,
and till the lst of May. 1866, west Of the
Mississippi, the law for the establish
ment and payment of claims for a GER
tain description of property taken or in
formally impressed for the use of the
army.
Mr. Walker, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the bill to amend
the act establishing the judicial courts
OF the Confederate States, which, after
consideration, was postponed till to-day.
On motion, by Mr.. Orr, the Senate re-
solved into secret session, and shortly
after adjourned.
The following message, in answer to the resolution
OF Ar Maxwell, was sent to the Senate on Monday
RICHMOND, VA November 2l, 1864.
To the Senate of the Confederate States.
In response your resolution of the 18th instant
herewith transmit a communication from the Sc
cretary OF State which conveys the information
quested. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The funeral of Captain
CHARLES IRVING HARVIE, who fell in battle
at Cedarville on the 18th of November, will take
place THIS DAY at the United Presby yterian
Church (Rev. DIR. Reads) at IL o'clock NJ. His
friends, and those of his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Z. uarvie, respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
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GILLEMs WHIPPING IN EAST TENNESSEE.
The following telegram, dated Louisville the istn'
shows that the Yankees have got the news about
Gillem's whipping in East Tenfessee:
Intelligence deemed reliable, but the accuracy OF
which cannot be positively determined, says that
very recently the rebel General Breckenridge, with
ten thousand men, attacked General Gillem, near
Bulls gap, Tennessee, and, after desperate light,
defeated Gillem, who lost four hundred prisoners.
The number of killed and wounded is not stated.
No fears of the invasion of Kentucky, as eonse-
quent on this reverse, apprehended, the military
authorities being fully prepared to meet any ad-
vance of such force into the State.
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its location was last reported. Thus far, General
Hood has succeeded in mystifying both friend and
his military superintendent of telegraph as to
prevent the transmission Of intelligence, we may
expect to remain befogged until such time as he de-
sires the public to become posted. We must exer-
else patience
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MAYORS CoURr.-The following busi-
ness was disposed of by the Mayor on
yesterday:
Paul Sangeryti, an Italian youth OF
fifteen, who keeps an apple stand on
Main street near the Treasury building,
was charged with stabbing Edward ].
Gentry, free negro, Of about the same
age.
The wounded negro did not appear in
court. A youth, named Catoni, stated
that, on the previous evening, whilst he
was at the stand of the accused, the ne
gro Gentry came by and used imperti-
nent language towards the accused. Ac-
cused told him to clear out, but he re-
fused to do so. Accused went out and
kicked him and drove him down the
street; but he again returned, when the
accused jerked up large cheeseknife
and made heavy demonstration towards
him. The knife struck the negro on the
arm, inflicting slight wound. The ne
gro then went off,
Lieutenant Carter, Of the nightwatch.
stated that, on the previous evening,
Gentry came to him with his arm bleed
ing, and said accused had stabbed him.
Went around to accuseds stall to see
about ii, when accused said he cut the
negro because he came to his stall inter
fering with his business and would not
go away when frequently warned Inc
negro was larger than the accused. @Vhe
Mayor dismissed the case. -,
Jerry Dunnavant was charged with
selling LIQUOR without license. flo wit
ness appeared to substantiate % charge.
Policemen stated that accused yvas an
old pauper, from the poor-house, and the
complaint had been made against Inim by
female pauper with whom he ha d been
on intimate relations, but with VIII ON he
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New MUsrc.-We have received from
George L. Bidgood, bookseller and pub.
Usher, the ballad. "Some One to Lova,
also, the republication of an old and
sweet song, I've Brought Thee an Iyy
LeAfn
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FALsE.-About. nine o'clock, on yes
terday, the alarm of fire was raised, but
there turned out to be no fire. The
burning of foul chimney, near the Se-
cond Market, caused the alarm.
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NTILLINERY.-J received, an ele-
lNf giant assortment of BONNETS and MILL
NERY GOODS, to which the special attention of
the ladies is invited. l have also on hand a supe-
rior stock of goods for BONNET-MAKING and in
yite call from all ladies who wish to be their own
miiliners. MADAME DEMELMAN,
no l4-Sts No. 2lS Broad street
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To GO NoRTH.-Surgeon j. Killing,
United States army, paroled by General
Hood, arrived in this city on yesterday
and reported to Judge Ould. He was
sent to the Libby, to be forwarded North
by the next lag-of-truce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-23

NJ OTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
y IRON MASTERS of the State of Virginia
viii be held in Richmond, at the office of the Old
Dominion Nail Company, on WEDNESDAY, the
S0th day of November, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
All persons Interested in the production of iron
are respectfully iIlvitedto attend.
J. WARREN SLAUGHTER,
Chairman Of meeting.
WILLIAM WARREN, JR., Secretary. no l5-l0t
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JUDGE LYoNs's CoURT. this court,
on yesterday, Madison Smith was tried
for grand larceny, and being convicted,
was sent to the penitentiary for two
years.
John Francis was convicted of grand
larceny and sent to the penitentiary for
five years.
IN .ae absence of witnesses, the case
s,lred Moss was postponed till fu-
.are day.
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had recently had falling out This case
was also dismissed.

Solomon, slave of Mrs. Robert Nelson,
and Lewis. slave of Mckinney 4 Dupuy,
were charged with stealing watch from
A. I. PEBBLES. Solomon confessed hat
ne had taken the watch and handed IL to
Lewis, who carried it off. The confess
SION was extorted from Solomon by Mr..
PEBBLES under threat that he would
thrash him if he cid not tell the truth
about the watch The Mayor therefore
threw out the confession; but held on to
the negroes for the present.
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n TOTICE.-WILLIAM J. GENTRY, of
Y the firm of DARBY, READ & GENTRY,
having disposed of his interest, NORRIS MON
GOMERY, formerly of Baltimore, has purchased an
interest the business, and the style of the firm
will be hereafter DARBY, READ & CO., Belvin's
Block Shoe Store. no lS-lm
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nj OTICE.-The connection of the sub.
y scriber and E. S. PLEASANTS in the auc-
tlOn business is THIS DAY dissolved by the death
of E S. Peasants. Parties holding claims against
as well those indebted, will please call imme-
diatey and settle, it is very important that the
concern should be closed forthwith.
no l6-7t Z. u. COOK Surviving Partner.
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TEO THE POTOMAC.-Parties wishing
I TO go through the lines to the Potomac river
can he accommodated with COMFORTABLE CON-
NEYANCE, on reasonable terms, at my stables ON
Eighteenth street, between Franklin and Grace
Plrties must be provided with proper passports.
no 2I-3ts THOMAS DUKE
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Official returns of the State of Wisconsin give
Lincoln 1909 majority on the home vote, and with
the home and soldiers vote together, about $4,000.
The Cos 5ressional delegation stands Union four
Democrat, one.
On the Sth, there were in Mobile bay the United
States steamers Hartford, Richmond, Lackawanna,
Monongahela, Kennebec and Metacomet, and the
monitors Chickasaw, Manhattan and Winnebago.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Sir / have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of the resolution of the Senate of the 10th instant
referred to for answer to the inquiry, whether
"any State of the United States has, through any
of her recognized authorities, directly indirectly,
expressed willingness to go into convention with
the States of this Confederacy for the purpose of
negotiating peace consulting on the best method
of effectng cessation of hostities," and respect
fully report that no intimation direct or indirect,
has been received by this Government of willing
ness the part of any State of the United States
to go into convention with the States of this Con-
federacy for the purpose of negotiating peace,
consulting on the best method of efecting cessa-
ton of hostiiities, or for any purpose whatever
/ am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. P. BENJAMIN, Secretary of State.
n, he
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$irgnrunb 9npatft-
BY J. A. oowARDrN 4 co.

TEE DrsrArcH is published daily, Sundays except
ed,1 at frrry DOLLARS FOR twelve months; TWENTY
rrvg for six months; rIrrsRS DOLLARS for
tllrse months; or FIvR for one month, IN aa-
vance All rnmit,anccsb by mail at the rsk OF those
who make them.
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4 y ESTRAY HOG was taken up in my
IA wheat-ield, at Broad Rock, on Friday, the
18th instant The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property and take her away.
no 23-2t' ID. MCDANIEL.
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lust RECEIVED. large slss,l.as. i.s Z. a as.. Il
Oh TARY BUTTONS. :sen .s 10 q GILTfABY
souri, Arkansas; also. ,f,.s h D. o. sRMow&
TRINNIN0S,at No. - Main ssrteG.
no 2l--ets
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I OST, in the Old Market, or between
4 4 Seventeenth and Nineteenth streets, LARGE
RING. with a crcam-colored set. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
M 23-lfs
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I TNSTRAY.-Taken up at the Danville
h Depot on Saturday last, COLT, which the
owner can get by describing and paying charges.
4. J. SAMPSON,
no 23-3t. Richmond and Danvilie railroad
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
L above reward viii be paid, and questions
asked, for the delivery TO O. W. BLUFORD of one
BOX OF CANDLES weight, eighty pounds), which
was lost last evening at the Danyille Depot.
M zY-2t.
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NJ sSLAID OR STOLEN, a CHECK
IVA drawn by Francis L Isbell No. SIS, dated
Noy'gi6e. IS, 1864, and payable to Mary D. Gordon
order, for the sum Of five hundred and five dol
laTs sisd Iinety;hTee cents which was not endorsed
by r-t hereby forewarn all persons not to re-
otfra lL' same, rs payment has been stopped.
n ~ MARY ID. GORDON.
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TNHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Stoen from my farm, in Albemarle
county, ON the sth instant, THREE HORSES, viz :
a BLACK MARE, stout and ng-bodied, in good
Orler and barefooted a BLACK HORSE, in good
oider, slightly capped on the right hip-both about
eight years old; a DARK GREY MARE, four
years old, small size. They were traced fifteen
miles down the Richmond road. A reward Of 500
will be paid for the recovery of each.
no l9-7t' TIL. J. RANDOLPH, JR.
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AN ARREST FoR rRRAsos.

xDr John McElwee, editor Of the Hamilton (But.
- county, ohio,) 7Fvs Telegraph, was arrested on
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

WARD.-I.ost OF mislaid, on the 18th instant
on the railroad at Greensboro, North Carolina,
Danvllle, Virginia. large FAMILY TRAVELLING
TRUNK, covered with white sail duck, and marked
" IL. Gray end and " IL. c.. ON the other,
and on the plate of the lock Harriet Gray, Rich
Inond, Virginia" The trunk last at
Greensboro, North Carolina. The ahoye EeWafd
1OiIn L Iffdy FRANK
lin street, between Second and Third streets, Rich
mond. no 2l-3ts
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OST, on Tuesday, the 10th instant, one
4 4 BARRING; ; it is small and in the shape of d
heaIt with little acorn hanging in the centre and
fringe around the bottom; some Of the fringe off.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at Miss SEMON'S, on Broad street. no 2l-3ts
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost
Il on the Sd of October, on the road leading from
NechanicSviile TO the Old Church, Hanover county
a CERTIFICATE FOR \ FOUR PER CENT con-
FEDERATE BOND, $500. The above reward will
be paid delivery TO this office or to Dr. j. G.
LUMPKIN, Mechanicsville
o. ln-law6ws JAMES VIA
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HOUND, on Church Hill, on the 10Th
l. instant, n BLACK HORSE. The owner can
get him by calling at Mr. James Walsh's, proving
property and paying expenses
no 22-2ts JOHN WALSH
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DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
4 wARD.-Lo;t, on thc 10th OF October, near
Richmond a small, oompact-bpilt IRON GRAY
will be paid for the delivery OF the mare at Mrs.
Cosby's, near Tayiorsvil.o, Hanover county.
no 23-6ts JOHN q. COOK.
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,NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL

nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD-Stolcn from my stsble,
bolow Fort Davis, a few days ago, one small DARK
MULE with hole in of his ears. No other
mark rccollected / vii. pay $50 for his delivery
aud ono hundred for the thief Any information
respecting him will be received at John iiaganS, on
the corner of Seventeenth and Venable streets.
no 23-3fs ALl.EN EARMER.
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CTRAYED, on the night of the 20th IN
slant. a large soRREi HORSE, with star
in his forehead a small on his withcrs, caused
by the saddle; his rnano worn shsrt by Inc csaIar'
and short, bushy tail. reward OF Nv EN- l.
FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for his return TO
w w McCLOI,
Company b, Twcnty-iourth Virginia cavalry,
no 25--St. Gary's brigade.
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NOR SALE, a GOOD MARE; works
II well and rides well good three or four-horse
WAGON; and THREE SOWS, two years old, with
six or eight pigs eah all fat and of the best i'm
proved stock pigs eight weeks old. Apply to
GEORGE WATT & CO.,
no Is-5ss Plow-makers, Franklin street
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MOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
Y of the VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY viii be held 1T the AFRICAN CHURCH
on THURSDAY, the Gath instant, at ii o'clock A
NJ j. GARRETT,
no 22-t2ith Secretary
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LyOR SALE, a WOMAN, about twenty
II five years old, Of good size, who is NO.
Cook, Washer and Ironer, and house servant Ap-
ply at mo 2f-eod3tsl CARY STREET JAIL.
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LOST, STRA YED AND STOLEN.

HORSE STOLEN.-on "Wednesday
Il night, the 10th instant, was stolen out OF the
stable, from the farm of the late Colonel ID. - nsr
rus, IN Goochland county, nca-bitten GRE,
MARE, mediam size, about eight years Old IN a1-
di,ion to several saddle marks, she has scars made
by some irrupton on the back behind the saddle
marks Any information which would lead to hcr
recovery would be gratefully received by ,n,s
Mas ID. Is. HARRIS
Address, ThOmpson's Cross Roads, Louisa county,
Virginia. no 2o-gs
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E1FTY DOLLARS REWARD

q Il It II y II y II II . 1eI1 W -hIt11'
Strtyed from my residence, on Twentieth
street, a small RED COW, with a collar On her
neck, with my name on brass plate. l Will give
the above reward for her return to me. She
last in Rockets, making her way TO Mr. ]. NJ
Taylor's farm. no 22-3ts II. A. PEARCE.
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CEVERAL GENTLEMEN can be ac-
= commodated with DAY BOARD by applying
Opposite Methodist sidney Chapel just above Stuart
Hospital. Rooms for rent near by.
Pine LETTUCE PLANTS for sale. 2l-Sts
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NEW ENGLISH GRAMMER. By j.
y l.. Bagg, u. d., late President of Mercer
University, Georgia. Price, S3. One-third oH to
the trade. GEORGE DUNN CO,
no l6-ot corner of Fourteenth and Main streets.
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COAP, SOAP.-50 boxes Rosin Soap
500 dozen Windsor Soap; Just received and
Tor sale by BAUGHMAN & RICHARDS,
ma I8--6es No. l9 Pearl street.
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rIyO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT
20 barrels APPLE BRANDY.
HUBBARD * co.,
no 2s-iy Thirteenth and Governor streets
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"OOP-SKIRTS MADE AND RE-
III PAIRED at lis BROAD STREET, up stairs.
No 9a--3fs
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TOR SALE, two HORSES, suitable for
lt cavalry and both work well in harness. APP
NV to Messrs. r. s. COLBY & CO,
1o l8--I9ts No. lac Main street.