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MAN 3j. sS6

Kits and hiz herrytiks waz not at
curch last Sundy, ana the Postmaster
told ME that they he'd sent orf a klub fer
the Moo York Triboou.
Trooly reformers ,Terdon is = hard
rod travel | believe.
PErRoLIUM V Massey.
Paster uy sed Church in cbarg
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VALUABLE FOR TuE SOLDIER Bro,ra's
Bronchial Tro-fcs will be found invalua-
bic 20 the soldier in camp, exposed TO
sudden hauEcs,-aTording prompt re-
lief i'll cases OF coughs, colds, etc. For
Odicers and those who over tax the voice.
they are useful in relieving Irritated
Throat, and will render articulation easv.
As there are limitations. be sure to OBJ
TAIN the genuine.
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Coon REASONS FOR SoRRow.-Wh
travelling in the Granite State some wears
since, during an exceedingly heavy fall
Of snow. | was hailed from house beside
the road and informed that | could not
possibly get through the drifts 70 the next
village. and. upon expressing a detcrmi-
nation 70 try, was requested to inform
Mr.. W. some mile or so beyond,
that Mr. p, one Of the occupants
or the house. died last night.
Atter several hours consumed in riding.
walking, and trcading snow. duly ar
rived III Mr. VS. and. after pro
curing the assistance of his cattle t. help
me through large drift, informed them
of the loss Of their neighbor the previous
night
Mr.. W--was quite inclined 20 hc
reconcilcd to she loss. explaining that
Mr.. F--had been shiftless sort of
fellow, quite Incorporate nj times. and
occasionally very cruel 10 his wife and
family. whereupon Mrs W
remarked. that although that was very
true, she did not doubt that Mrs. p
would feel very sorry TO bury him; and
Mr.. W. looking out of the window
NJ the huge drifts OF snow that surrounded
the house. and the large flakes that still
continued 70 fall. said. Yes. YES; who
wouldn't feel bad 70 have to bury anv one
such goin as this Isl sT''-RGrpcr's HontLiy.
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Over SO illesiimste children were Born in
,hs English worshou.e lac, year.
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AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS

which depostares Of Public money, and all
RESPECTABE BANKS AND BANNERS
throughout the country, acting agents Of the Ma
tona Dopnsitlry Banks will fuansh further infor
nation on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY To- SUBSCRIBERS.
~ 3 M
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AK OwL's RETALIATIos-Som time
since one of my servants brought me arl
owl which he had captured. 1t was
fine, vigorous bird. placed it on side
table. where il sat with the solimnity Of
a judge: bat cat, that happened 10 be
in the room. eyed his lordship with no
sort Of reverence, and watching her OPP
portunity, when she thought be waswrapt
in his intensest day-dream, she sprang
upon the table, and seizing the breast OF
the dignifed bird, was about 20 devour
him But with surprising activity ne In
stautfv liberated himself from the claws
OF his antagonist, aud raising into the
air 4 few feet, dartei down rapidly On
,be back of the nstonished cat, who ran
around the room in agony, with her as
sailant riding triumphantiy on her back,
. and pinch!ng her severely vita claws and
bssx Telbin.
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Subscriptions will bc received D, the
FIRST National Brns Evansville. Ind.
First National Bank of Fort wayne. Ind.
First National Bank OF Lafayette, Ind.
FIRST National Binl, Of Madison, Ind.
First National Banl. of Terrc Uautc. Ind.
First National Bank Of Richmond Ind.
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muAt tend to disabuss Of many prejudice'
those who Judge great people by tne'r sa
venturers and outcasts, or, worse stiii' VIM
confound them with the Low Dutch IN tne
Yankee armies, and even they ale no '"''
representatives of their own country. mere
is no nation, not excepting our own' whch
wau,d be willing to be judged by the dregS
Of It's eociety, or even by the conduct IN
,roublcus tmes, Of many who hold respee'a
BILE social positions. Would the South con-
son. that its cxtortioners and specuiatora
should be regarded by mankind as fair sam
,Ies of Southern character? The Germans
are among the NEST warm hearted, social,
ard heroic of civilized nations. In learning,
in arts, and arms, they are among the fore
most races of the world. Whatever sphere
of human industry, they fill 1t WELL what
ever they do, they do intelligently, faithfully
and thoroughly. Nothing remains for them
10 complete their glory but to brush away
the false philosophy which has crept into
their schoolings, the madness which comes Oh
too much learn ny, and there will be little
left in German greatness which VIII not
challenge the admiration of the world.
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The Germans.

Prof Joyres, In the valuable "Reminiscences
81 his student lie ia Germany, which are
published in tie 4agno ia, speaks with fer
yor Of the many noble home qualities Of the
tic.,aan people. Ne. - Of The publication
contains ii graphic account vi Christmas
.,ay 10 Berlin. Old Eogiand itself does not
celebrate Christmas with such enthusiasm
:" have often thought" says he, "that we
do not cultivate enough in America the
Christmas spirit that we do not set value
enough upon these inner household joys,
these feetiye reunions, which once year, at
least, should break down all barriers, open
all hearts, aud strengthen all bonds OF alice.
ton. But the Germans uIderstand this,
aud prize and cherish these things. as, III
deed, they prize and cherish, beyond al
other people, whatever las come down from
old tradition, whatever belongs to hreside
pleasures, whatever brings JOY, ana union
and sweet memories into the family Circle
aud they are not afraid or ashamed Of being
TOO administrative In showing It..
Such c. ntributions ~ these Of Prof Joynes
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- .sTus.rsg This famous restar

~. "THEAras S.LooN."-This famous restau
,,n, Iocat.d ON Broad street, few doors from 1t,
has recently undergone change of propr,etorSh,t
and been thoroughly nvcrhauitd an" "t.eu up ~
ntnt.,r nuaty of Iianofs cigars, &c, II cannot be
suruassc,i, and all who may pairohiZe IL VIII nave
tho assurance of ,ecciving polite and gcatiemaniy
treatment. Attached TO this saloon the enttfpfisihs
nrnnrie,or. MIRA IL Read, has inaueuriied an eat
mo t,na,tIufn; where he eadravors Ia Keep on
hand the choicest quality oil fowls, both game and
domestic, as well as everything else winch TIE
markets afford. To the weary ana hungry soldier
ho may arrive late at night in the city, We wonld
a.npri,llv direct them 10 this saloon as place
where they will be promptly attended 10, and on
reasonable terms.
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Cen. MICH. liam.

NO better illustration is needed OF the
fckleness and worthlessness OF Yankee pup
lie opinion than the besotted idoia'fy WIN
which the Young Napoleon was once regard
"a throughout the United States, and the
utter contempt into which he has now laileh'
His elaborate defence Of his conduct only
prcvokes the jeers and sarcasm of those VINO
but Yesterday were loudest in his praise and
worshipped him as demigod. Unfortunate
Mcclellan, Ridiculous Yankee nation.
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a-g BALTIMORE rApERs, ard New York an. Phiia-
d.jrLa (ucw arriya! of The very latest dates, TINS
Thursday moruiug.l al the Confederate koaHiig
Room Also, on exhibition AID to be seen without
extra charge A b, uti:u co'red painting oi f.coo'
ricksburg and It's erv IRONS, seen trc Gen lie e
nestouarters in the field, after the battle OF Freeze
ricksau G, by the well known artist Mr. Lee Mallory
Admission (ao extra ChaIge.) 20 cent?.
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DIED..

January Goth, at Midlothian, the residence Oh MS
son in law, DR. T. 4 Mills. near the city OF Rich-
nond. Col CLAUDIUS CROZET, In the 10Th year
OF his aga.
He was native of Lyons, In France, bnt Tor
near fifty years a resident of this country.
TO- The New York, phila eipiiia, New orleans,
and rans papers are requested rs copy.
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fgs-roR DREWRY'S BLUFF The steamer A II
SCHuLTz, Capt Hit, v, ill., until further pet!cc,
Lave the Dock Cats foot Of 18th street, daily
{. kept Sundays) at 10 o'eiock A H.
Returning, VIII; leave the DuH daily at O'Clock
Pm.
Fac one dollar each wsy. Eel is
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ES- FOR RENT The desirable fire prcof and brick
warehouse, nix stories high. si.uatei on Cary
AID Iit'l sts formerly in the occupancy OF Hcc-
g.n X Co. snuff msnufact urers. Fer terms, with
imme date possession, apply to
ALFRED MOSES,
fs a-3t' No! t-ari street, up Atai f.
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~ H. .. x4essa,is, Aue,
STOck OF Dry Goods, He.,.yv 49,
~ 70, ssls at auction On esdn. sa s'ney e7s,
st,s aso,nary, =, 10 o'clock, will s.iI u.
Cry gooiE. &c
Hosiery, silks, v-iys.s
hiotons, is,s.s Gives a,,x
Liaies' shoes, ard other face
ALSO s'"as'
assortment Of " s"i1 very SIR,
Donhet', trimmed AMI uo,r;-,,
rists' Frames. silk trimmings
trade. > ,, ~ h'srtiin 30
Also, Aoes
lounge, an excellent dew c, s.rhlsooa'i
very fine show casea s'TS
CONTINUATION 0, SAFE : Ip,LEssASTs ,,s
tihu.d this day, Il. 10 O'clock ''e sale IL t,
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MARIN Fer Ssis.--l CIR fIr S'L fK,ys'ilt
e Charlotte county t"o n'ii's 80, al ds'''t
csntsirng al4 aeres, in sir state q y. ,s-'a'
with atoot 10 acres Il mesdrw Le,a! :, .,Af'
lion. be. itss good proportion OF IT s. sa.ssf
I'd. srd fnii ufii-ie cy Of 'edi '.l' M ssei
bui;ing. ard DE No 'cT macy y,S'S "a I'd =
Ing contains moderate asd To L. ,isrs 10 =
ard fe~ urhaished dS e!liFg Eh l. ial
ward sitch-n, cabins, barns, ~ hu,,s,. h-yE
suiii-ient for the Ti@st ri Joho I'D ,' Sos "a
Wis, win sell the place fer rae. ga
rr.I,ises. Possss s,1a gwen irlia' 81, ,DitI.
IL Sc. / II p
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y>N ELiESE fam Ct 80 re- 40 -. r,as.
4, ham county. four miles ff'ia ''' ,r..f,a
ar 's ei.s i.g' . .si frtn Fs5gy- @, " -
the request II Nr' A VI Trayior, We be VI,
his farm heated a. Above, uow o',pf f--r, 10
Albert steger, on the Ilsr kroai i't.5s 7. 49,,
COur'- uonss to farm VIE Il co2t'i'SS -. 81
Ct which cre half - cpsr isti % 49, ~
one l. All in excellent oaG and 2 Ie 81 sse fs
i,,pr, ytIuaIits consist Of eonIH E. .as.c,
60 tainng fur 70, Ias, b,.!Ies o';h a. %
quarter, ice house, &c, all IN COED o.1s.' sa
EXCELLENT 81 PIE orchard II il 70" !. vi Sc
per annuG bur, II sired, P1sre8Si'h ''-r,. 3,
a few see s,as tie tenant Ssil we tT u ,t1
contract ii applied FIX before iSt Ai'''
as per scrr. Apply % az, ,pprssjT
te G-Sf otbp3N = -
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ApJUrhNT AND ISsPECToR Generals OFsICs,
RiChmJud, Feb. / 1864.
~ ENERAL ORDERS no l4-Ihc following or
= der IA published inr the Information If all
concerned:
CoNrgnEE,rs STATES or AMERICA, }
VAR DEPARTMENT,
Richmond Va, Feb 1t, 1854 J
EXCHkNGE NOTICE, No. 5.
l. Al prisoners heretofore held by tho L. States
authorities. whether ofaers, soliiers or civilians,
received at CITY Point before the isi Of nuary ,
1854, are hereby declared exchanged
9 All cii.cers and men Of the N,cksburg capture,
who reported for duty at Enterprise, Miss at any
time prior 10 the 18th Of November, 1868, ard
whose nanes were forwarded to nae by asjor-GsDe-
raj John Il. FOrey, are hereby declared exchanged
g. All officers aud men OF The NickshUrs capture,
belonging 10 the Ist Tennessee Heavy Artillery, who
repo.ed for duty 1T Marietta, Ca. and wtAose names
were forwarded 10 me by Col. Jackson. are &c
n,arai exchanged RoBT GUILD,
Agent OF Exchange.
BY order.
Adiu,ant ard Inspector Gene al.
aS~ Confederate newspapers publish six times
ami send hitls to the war DEPARTMENT 4 So
NyorIcE TO Conscrpts and oilers There are
~ four con- nies In the 5th Nirgiris Cavalry
Col Pate, Gen lomax'a Brigade, fiia Lees DIVISION
below It minimuIn. and in which recruits may AZ
present be received
Tkose liable 10 military 3u'y, have here chance
of ente,ing ftyciie branch Of TIE serVice. Camp
now near Grange L H. Va L" ihh a" p's
nARTfSAN kANGt kS.--RFcruts Wanted io'
Major barry Gimof's battalion of ihdepen
den, cavalry Horses ard equipments furnishes
$50 bounty. Apply immt dlatey ut our recruiting
Office. corner Main and s,h streets, opposite ths
| Sp0tswood Hotel. JAS ~ hiNn'oN,
J " UPSHUR,
f., hit Recruiting officers.
/ DiK-oNs y ,shlpg To join the army, in the Cav
I airy branch OF service, can do 30 NJ appiytnt
! al the corner Of 1th ard Main stF
81 w PRICE, Recruiting O1icer,
Ia 2o6;s For Feyra,rs Battalion.
@ tCoND Company, eichc,und he~iasfh -~iri
- sons desiring Ia Join this company, Capt Dav,
+ Watson, will appiy TO the undSrsssaed, who Wi
| grant furieugha Gntil The 10th February nsxt.-
Vount. ars received until the maximum Is reached
The corr pany Ia nov attached TO the LIST Virgini
artillery reserve OF wePs corps, In winter quarter
! at Frederick Hall Depot Louisa co. Va
! s~rst REUBEN b PLEASANTS,
ia23-I2t. 10 Pearl ct zap stairs.
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by Hcdagooci &, Phillips, i
rs. ttain stra-t.f
will sell at auction on THURSDAY nornirr

SEy Z will sell at auction on Thursday nornirr,
~ at 10 o'cicck. at the resid-n,- Of Nr Nm
talljster, on The corrtl al 2iLh ara q Il, e.s,
near Union Station, his Eeu5-H,iaa1- hitCh,H Fur
njtura, consisting Of the usual variety Of s-lteri
ami pletul articles.
also,
lot Of rope gri rFusf pests.
fs3 REDWOOD & PHILLIPS au,,s
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IN Goddsn IL AD,-9g,9rC---, So,

{ A""F aHf very valuable Wharf l.,
SCUM slle Of James RIVER. aqI,'oi, ",' On lie
y';ra, arg the coal gard # Tie M4s.,iti5 .a7
h. ."g e ~ ",r g .'f sac a; eac!oa tn y
valuable wharf lot ipcltod a. .b,, 80 d. u6g
on the river Of Si3 i,et, ami 4e1I "a, ~, ''r.
pat OF which can he seen at cur o.!,. ~ so !. :
NEST desirsbe Iiecc Of Tea, cs,.,a a.. "a. t-'!y
good investment for those wishpg to pst ss S's =
money. ." t''' VIII toe.
by the purchaser. GuDplv = ,i,,n5, ~ 10 PAD
Auci rnr..- 81.
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IN SORE aud for salc-A small lot Of One salt
i Pork cured with iverpool sat, also. a rice 10,
Of country made Soue. Gall at No Franklin st.
near the OLD Market. ii AAyONs.
NIB "A nsgro Girl tor hire. Cali as above.
fe 3-2ts II A.
NOR sAI.E-A set Of infants clothes, never
been IL use Can be seen On Saturday, from
~ A ", until 4 O'Clock, M, OF Mrs kEES's,
No 2G9, Main st. lie AIT
OR sale-A singers Sewing hachLe, suitable
" for leather or cloth, which has been very little
used, ard Is In perfec, order. lIquifs ON ~ st,
between urace and Broad 10 s-3t'
THOR sale--A Piano.--A superior rosew sod Piano
II f,r sale IL can be seoH ut the resiaeRea OF Ia
WIN II Anderson, on Clay street, between adams anu
Brook avenue. Ws-SV
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a< RELIGIOUS Notice The public meetinss
~ for prayer, under the suspices of the foun &
Mems Christian Association, are RESUMED, and are
he'd every Tuesday and THURSDAY sit,rcoon' ID
vine service viii be held this Thursday afternoon
at AZ O'Clock. at the -cturar Dom OF The "a Pfesby
terrain Church, Or HoGe'7) near The corner Gi
sIai. ard 9th strests. Ihes services srs held WITH
ESPECIAL reference 10 the various ia'ffe-@ o. gu,
c1untrv, and scld:ere, chspians, refugees and
strangers geleral!y ere invited to unite IL them
& lit
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DUBLlc SALE VIII be sold Al /, as,rg n,
Hanover county, 3 miles below M.bgeesvVte
on the read leading ~ the Ot Church ca TogrsasY
Alb February, about 100 barrels of corn, with "a
der, shucEs, sweet eut Irish potatoes, aid esots;.
Aao mules. JOHN MCTTgs
Liberty Hall, Jan Dc irs-i.
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pECEiyEE'S SALE.--In pursuance Of "a decree
- OF the District Court OF the Confederate States
Gf America for the Eastern District Of virginia,
shall Ga Saturday, he 9Th day OF February, 1864
proceed Receiver, 10 sell on the premises, On i2th
street, between Main and franklin streets 10 the
city OF Richmond, ri pubic auction, II the highest
bidder, for cash. tile following property, EQM5ly:
The uHoXprod tex If Tie lease Of tenement
maze BY John Baiyn - G"mge 6!arr5tt, and
which tenement was lately occupied by tie said Geo
Starreit, under the said lease, Il siore-housc,
work shop. and dwelling. 1oe said Lease is dated the
lat day Of July, 1869, ana is recorded in the HGst
iUg5 Cu2gt OF ;nc c.ty Of Richmond TIC term con
vtyed IL foI ceut years from the Ga.t Iii lay G:
July. 1852 so that on the day Uf sale there Will be
years motifs and Is days Of the term uacXpireG
The tenement G ia'gc cue, four stories hien. with
back buildiags, and the upper stories have been d
yiiei into rooms for the GAc 81 family, with pr
vata entrances from the street. The rent ved il
the lease Il s!490 per aurUm. As0, Tue fixtures IL
the said tenement, put therein by the said Ge0rg;
Slarrett eni which may be removed Under the pro
vs!ons Of the said lease, consisting Of partitions
Wing, water ogcts, some gas fixtures, sets Q
inside venetian blinds, o cast iron window ratings
and sacd, house bella SC. siG), rcfrl gern:0rs,
stone wafer Eiterer, z work benchcs. with sGvcra
hundred feet Of sca.tling AID Two inch plank, aut
other ihinga,
Tna sale will commerce st II O'Clock II, and b
conducted by williamson Go, AuctioneeTs. Per
sc.s Wishing e. view the premises VIII call at m.
cGicc. THOMAS I GILES, Receiver.
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f. GOuDIS 4 m ERenv A..

400 ACRE ct valuable r.mhsr-s l.s!,,,,
| w Peninsula, va Warwick county. m -.. '.,
alctjon.-Wiii DC sold At auction "a fJsrsi,~ 49,
4th Of February, S6t, at our Office. 10 The ..r
Richmond. at IL O'Clock NJ. Too acr,s rf ge,r..
tlmbeTcd Land, belonging 20 Er Il Il ,rrts. q.
wick county, 9 miles from Williamsburg a1la .,.n
yorktown, convenient TO two ..yrrs. vh.rn ,,.,,1
ia fish and oysters, The Fyil Of that gorrtv ~
well known tiat il requires 30 description
TERMs-Cgsb. Tbs taxes fer 1855 tober,.,z,
the purchaser. GODDIN n ArrEFsN
il q 4Crt.,,-.
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B q. ": WiHs, 4nr1
mo 81 Main s,re.r

VIII sell nj auction lnjs rse7-,,,
Househ6l and tchs n fl,p,,@-S., 'ars' 70,
Stoves, cf9ckery and gasswsre'
Ready made clothing.
Shoes, blankets. t.,
"''i a'' sii'er %atehes, Jewelry 4,
Also &C
feet order = ,,a'aiNe, 10 pa,
10. " WILLS '",
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Akt Tor sale. - ne ""'s'' ,,,rayer eessS al
a : well q " ensossa. has ne~ ass. sd s'fs
lag II rooms. has COED sew saf a,, = eas %.
and plenty u soed Wood hand, , .a .ps.ly,
10 be- cleared. EOr further ,a1ssa . ss-~'''
I NV hs made q she EsQuiEsr ems~
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pEBEL House for sale at Ruction.--OG Friday,
Ia the 9th inst, Cotmencing at Id O'Clock NJ
We will SELL without reserve, the above vol known
and popular restaurant, on 1lth street, near
the Exchange Hotel; also, the bar fixtures, and
every thing pertaining TO li"st class Iestauts ant
together with the KEY snt lease
fe2 WILLIAMSON 4 co, Aacts.
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E.Etn Aes.sTe. EaR ST.

ETXCEiIENT iittIe Fam oI TO Acres 10 II4a.
). over county, fifteen miles esst Il EI'tEl
for Ssle.-Wc are suthari2 % sell b eyc"i,st
little Farm located a. above, owned by Mrssrs AI
burn AID Williams adjoining tie jGuis q H''f,'
samuel 0vertOr, Fred Batter aGa W1 Il Hot j
contains l.O acres, which - acre- arr pm hl'
in good heart, and 20 acres Ia cIsits rss. bee
is 20 excellent young orchard ~ tl- Faes' .L'
improvements el@ ait good. aud cou-.s. Il 1sei's
with four re, ;Hl, besides Kitchen, bar >A2.- p b
Possession given in few dayF Prize sow I''
NEG .btri.goG il good "ne. hVp'F '' ,-
fel-t5t GDbbIr AfiEsA'N.
YIARN OF IC0 lcrcs ia Ii4L6yor. 90 .ts N..',a
g road, /. miles N,st o. Rein ID, .of >' Oh,
f6nt.--Ec Clirr ir1 safe nf rcEt iat Farm 81. -'A
above, now o.ped - sir i'''ifta, ~ d '1.-'
~ owned by L;;a I. contains lJo ac5ls, a. -
about One-tnlrd IL tp,u aud AID w. l'"
woods |, g within ~ miller o. h-ly si'l.'',
The Fredericksburg re,.osi The 'p-T .'.,
cf.usist q large dwelling, tTu.iah' lof Ia
cnantry storey Ai.chen. barr :. stables ai'
&c. Itwiji bc SOld for g. 600 II I' t' 80
week, it will be reutel 10 Il careful 'Fh'A' Dug
balance OF the at. ,as
f. i-It GNHDiNs% AFtE%''' r.
HRY b4@ujilUi ard highly eetrsei5| 80 y,
y ai5 acres IN G )och,alg, y 10 2 20 ID e7-.,
| (occhlaud = H. aud one IL l. Iflnl ''E,a 80 ?
| Canal and q mics West ct Ia, Am a. N -
| rent At thu request Of tue Pre-5r' ,"A.' a.
| has changed h. purpose to reside o. u. 80 $.
| f. All. or r ~, thst bsan'i.ul u. U =.
| ahavp, recently occupied b. CEsh-sf - r.
adjoining tlc lands Of pr Joha Noi'''
| Barrett, AID ct-viS. .u.g.- sYr
II contains 81, acrez, of which A5tu' - .. \
are oper and cf tle ql~ i,y, e,a'fs 81, ssa
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orTOW ~ Land for -Aie'. .,,',,,ay c5sp,'
iaa% f.ssssSu a and ADJOINING w,a poa p'
The Improvements consist "' ,ss;e, fof iS'"'
| 4 rooms. besides kitchen aud ItsS,gruElL, Of
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A n In,psoved Farm, Of i'o es s, eosniy, y
~ Of Brsndy sta'sca' 10 .'.,.ss Il 81 F'T IA,
.a's :. "sss any, Gu, buildings 0a. !"
hu mn acres ia wood. nearly wv r,,ise. /
meadow, tire residue 10 gEsss s.,.Sk ELs9p,
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~. IhOs, VI. n seSCF, AHctF,
Gt'jC- corner Of l.'h and Cary streets
SUBSTiT TE principals, by rtcen, opsclucut
- Congress, being required TO go into b- army. a.,
tiier for sale, at auction, at our store aln street
between Main and Cary, cur entire stock Of }ggars
rlnes groceries, &c, Consisting in part Of the oag
INK articles
40 bbiB Boui bon whiskey
10 hbl5 pure mountain htskey
pipes Jamaica rum
40 bbls apple brandy
10 90 old Southampton brandy
2 do pure black berry wine
do peach brandy
1 do 'summeIs's' WHO
l do Isabella vine
/ DO pure lGce of tha .Usre
10 DO vicegnr
10 VI due cigars
10 bags java coffee
: boxes black tea
S ito pound lump tobaceo
Sale conducted by w kEH-Fg, 1t 70 b.c,-t
Thursday morning. " WALLACE SJs5.
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nj EN- SONCS,
Nov ready. 8; so each,
1T al BOOK and Music stores
"No SURRtNDER,'' ,vlh t'sY ituslrai9na--l battle
scene snG view 9! iaTt Sumter.
b. Z NERa, Il hichEond, Va
OF whom dealers ar 81 hrs may obtain Copies
"nEY, NO ONE TO LGfr-!'
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fUANTED-To hire on, for the balance OF the
~ year, one No | cook, washer aud ironer.-
Also, q good seamsiieSs and house servant. For
further particulars apply At the Magnolia Saloon,
second door from Seventh street, on Broad st.
e. its