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TIE VAR NEWS.

All was quiet yesterday on the INES
below the city.
There has been a good deal Of can
nonading on the lines about Petersburg
during the past few days. Wednesday
and Thursday the enemy's batteries on
the left shelled our works on the Ches-
terlield side of the Appomattox for an
hour or so, and threw good many
bombs from their mortars, but accom-
plished nothing.
TWAS reported here yesterday that a
fight had taken place at Petersburg on
the Previous night, during which we had
captured thousand prisoners The
story was without foundation.
One hundred and nine prisoners, in
Guiding a captain and two lieutenants,
belonging to Warren's column, and cap
tured by General Hampton near Bell
field, were brought to this city last eve
ming.
THE RAID INTO SOUTHWESTERN VIRGIL
NIA-THE SALT WORKS CONSIDERED
SAFE.
The raiding column which, on We'd
nesday, burst into Southwestern Nlr-
ginia, are still in motion, having met
with no check. They are believed to
consist of five thousand mounted men,
under Stoneman. 1t will be recollected
we stated yesterday that, on Thursday
morning, at 8 o'clock, they had reached
Glade Spring, taking the people there by
surprise and capturing all of the railroad
employees, with one exception; and that,
at last accounts, portion OF them were
advancing up the railroad in the direc-
ton of Marion. Information was re-
ceived here yesterday that the main body
had left the railroad at Glade Spring and
started towards the salt works, six miles
distant; and that the smaller party,
previously mentioned, had passed Ma
rion and were advancing on Wytheville,
which is fifty five miles this side Of Alb
ingdon. The object of this party is,
doubtless, to break up the railroad, and
thereby prevent reinforcements from be-
ing sent from the east to our troops at
the salt works. They will, of course,
destroy as much property as possible
along their route.
The Inain body, who moved on the
salt works, have, by this time, we think,
discovered that that position is safe from
their attack for we are glad to be able
to state that it is held by a first-rate ge-
neral and an abundance of troops to hold
itsagainst any force the Yankees can mus
ter. Stoneman, if he be indeed, as we
think, commander of the raiders, has also
discovered that his sudden irruption into
Southwestern Virginia was not entirely
unexpected by our military authorities,
although he did catch the citizens and
railroad people asleep. We hope he will
IND this out to his cost before he gets
through with his raid. 1t has only been
few months since aprevious raid of his,
begun under quite as auspicious circum-
stances as this, was brought to dis
graceful conclusion by himself and most
of his men being made prisoners. A
similar fate may again be in store for
him.
FROM SAVANNAH.
We have no news from Sherman which
was not published yesterday. He has
captured Fort McAllister and invested
Savannah on the south and west No
fighting has yet occurred.
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MARRIED.

In Henfico county, on the 10Th instant, by tue
Rev. william Norwood Mr.. A. J. ANDREWS, q q
0ioucestes county, to Mis- MAMIE CHRISTIAN
PARKINSON.
Al st. John's Church, Richnlond, Nirsinia' "
| the Rev. wIiIaasn H. Platte, OF feteisou,g, ~
wS,,nas,.r evening. December a. 1864 at o'clock,
MILAN III. r. CHRISTIAN. Of Williamsburg,
Virginia, TO Miss JENNIE s., daughter OF Colonel
! Il l,illiam, of Chesterfield county, Virginia.
Mobile and Norfolk papers please copy.
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SOLDIER SmoT By GENERAL Pillow
" Shadow" the army correspondent OF
the Mobile Register, writing from Flo
renee under date of the 22d, says that,
while stopping at house in that vicinity
a few days ago, General Pillow was in
formed by the lady of the house that a
soldier was killing her hogs He imme-
diately went out and ordered the soldier
off. The latter refusing to obey, General
Pillow told him who he was and again
ordered him to let the hogs alone. De
termined not 10 leave without supply
of pork, the soldier shot one of the hogs,
whereupon General Pillow drew his pis
tol and fired, killing him on the spot.
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1.-THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON IN THE HANDS
OF GUERRILLAS.

Such is the heading of Yankee plant
over the lost opportunity for making
some odd dimes by showing the tomb of
Washington to curious strangers. A
letter from Alexandria says
In one respect, three years of waT
have made no difference in this vicinity,
so far as guerrillas are concerned. In
1861, it was deemed unsafe to go from
Alexandria to Mount Vernon, and there
is the same danger now The guerrillas
are very bold around here, frequently
coming to within five miles of the
city limits; and if a courier is met by
them on any of the high roads, he is
unceremoniously robbed, though seldom
receiving bodily harm unless resistance
be made. The farmers in the vicinity
have lost heavily in their stock, these
rebel robbers having a great nredileclon
fo.- -,ss..'..s5 s.Ii the horses they can lay
their hands upon.
From the suburbs of Alexandria you
can see range Of hills, on which can
also be discerned the tower Cf Fairfax
Seminary and beyond that tower it is
very unsafe to travel, fer the region in
the vicinity is infested with guerrillas,
some of whom may, as you look towards
those very hills, be gazing therefrom
with covetous eye upon the city, and
only kept from entering it by the Union
troops stationed there. And as to Mount
Vernon, it is now very rarely visited
There are no longer tourists from all
parts of the country gathering to do
homage at the shrine of Washington
The negro hack-drivers in the streets OF
Alexandria prudently decline to drive
anybody out there, no matter how large
is the profered pay. 1t is fortunate that
the Prince Of Wales visited Washing
toms tomb before the war; for it would
have been rather humiliating to have
been obliged to send with him large
military escort to Mount Vernon to save
him from the rebels prowling around in
sight of the National Capital.
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Coal FOR THE CITY.-In the Senate oI
Virginia, yesterday, Mr.. Neeson, of Ma
rion, introduced resolution having for
it's object the impressment, on the part Of
the State, of the coal mines around Rich
mond, in order to furnish to the citizens
of this city, and it's environs, coal at re-
duced prices. The resolution was refer
red to an appropriate committee, with the
understanding that early action will be
taken in the matter. In the absence OF
General Randolph, the Senator from this
city, who is now in Europe, Mr.. Neeson
steps forward for the relief of our people.
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Tom THUMB.-The London papers of
November 18th announce the arrival of
" General Tom Thumb and family in
that city. They are holding daily levees
in hotel near st. James's Palace. The
Star says: "The baby is pretty little
girl, with light silken hair and viva
cious disposition. She will be a year old
next month, and it may interest our
readers to know that she weighs precisely
seven pounds and three-quarters.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va. August 26, 1864.

- EGULATIONS. FOR CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
I4fPR0VED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
oafiERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
3soNDS ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
TIE ACT APPROVED MAY Is, 1861, TO EX-
GLANCE TIE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
F,rties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
uacr the act of May l6, 1851, desiring TO exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement ON
the back OF the certificate, 70 the /" Confederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented to the Begister Of
the Treasury Department, who viii thereupon in
compliance with the provisions of the act Of June
13 1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds SO assigned. -
au 29- Secretary of the Treasury.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TUE RICHMONDER ANZEI

VIE hICHWONDEh ANLEIUBI,
printed in German, offers great advantages as
paper now published in the Confederaey, enjoying,
as it does, large circulation among German clti-
zens and residents.
1t is the intention of the present editor and pro-
pretor to enlarge the sheet that it may in this
respect, compare with the largest German paper
published in America; and, through its agents, TO
Increase its circulation in the Southern cities and
he earnestly solics the patronage of the public in
behalf CT his enterprise.
Advertisements will be inserted either in Ger
man or English.
Published at Richmond, Virginia, daily and
weekly.
Office Broad street, between Tenth and Ele-
venth. q. A. WALLACE,
dc Pts Editor and Proprietor.
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TREASURY DKPARTnRsTsl
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, I
Richmond, August 5, 1854 y
tERTfFICATESOFT INDEBTEDNESS

BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
fourteenth section Of the act to reduce the cur
tney approved February IL, 1864, the Secretary OF
e Treasury is authorized to issue the above ceIti
lcats, payable two years after the ratification Of
|Featy Of peace with the United States. They can
ot be sold, but only to be issued to such credi-
ors Of the Government willing to receive the
|iame in payment vi their demands. They must also
Ne given at par, though free from taxation.
! The attention of purchasing agents and disburs-
tg public securities as offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought and TO facilitate the of them, checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the deposraries
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates OF Indebtedness" will be
paid In conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
cation 10 the Register for supplies of certificates as
Hequirei. [Signed @. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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NEW CONCERN.-I. HARVEY 8

NEW CONCERN.-L HARVEY &
- CO.. Wn..seaLK DEALERS AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. Iii CART STREET,
RICHMOND, NIRGIsIA.--Having located Mt the above
stand for the purpose of conducting GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, we offer our services to
all kinds. Having had considerable experience In
the business, feel confident that we can please
those who may favor US with consignments. Quick
sales and prompt returns Of funds will be made in
every case; and we trust, by observing this rule
and by strict attention to business, " merit land
receiye) liberal share of the public patronage
Give US a trial. L. HARVEY * CO.,
III Cary street, Riehmopd
References George Bagby, Richmond !; w. II.
Parrish, Lynchburg; Lemuel PEBBLES, Petersburg.
da4 )
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IMPORTANT NoTICE.-The STOCK

4 HOLDERS of the RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY, who have, or
shall have, dividends due to them and uncollected,
are hereby notified that all dividends be paya
BILE only in the Treasury notes of the Confederate
States lin which during the existing war those dvi-
dends have been earned until the first day Of Feb
ruary 1861 and after that date at the option OF the
company in the said Treasury notes or III the bonds
OF the Confederate States, valued and paid at the
price without INTEREST," paid for such bonds by this
company.
BY order of tie Board of Directors.
NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
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1tHE SUBSCRIBER, an exempt from
4 military duty, wishes a SCHOOL III the city,
in a suitable situation, on or near Broad street.
The school will be limited to twenty scholars In 1t
will be taught the Greek and Latin classics, French,
Mathematics, and the Moral and Physical Sciences.
TERMS: Four hundred dollars, payable quarterly
in advance Add.ess w. x Y, box 933.
: Refer to any gentleman who was student OF
William and Mary College during the presidencies
of the Rev. Drs. Wilner,- Empy and T.. X. Dew,
during which time the subscriber Professor Of
Languages in the College.
de l5--5ts DABNEY BROWNE.
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Five hundred tons Of shells and cannon
balls have been taken out Of the water in
the port of Frederick, Denmark, and q
considerable quantity yet remain but,
owing to the depth Of water, they willb
left undisturbed.
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Three royal proclamations have been
issued at Copenhagen. The first releases
the inhabitants of the ceded Duchies from
their allegiance the second ID = farewell
address to them, and the third is ad-
dressed to the Danes.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERS.-Pursu-


IN ant to ordinance passed the lith Of June,
1855, will attend at the Collectors Ohica, in the
City Hail. from the 18th to the 3lst Of December,
inclusive, to receive the remaining half OF taxes
from such persons entitled TO discount OF
ten per cent by having previously paid the first
half in June last, in accordance with said ordi-
nance JULIUS A. HOBSONs
Collector of City of Richmond.
NB.-It will be seen from the above that the
15tn to the 3ist the month, to receive taxes re-
naming due from June last. Before the january
term of the Hastings Court, he is required, by Or
dinsnce, to advertise delinquent real estate to bs
sold for non-payment Of taxes.
Persons who have not done So will see the reoes-
sity of ealing and paying their taxes il is inn
possible for the Collector 20 call on them before he
advertises
All taxes must be paid within gthe time specified,
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
J. A. HOBSON,
de 2-t3lD Collector of City os Richmond.
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OFFICIAL.



CoNpxpenArR SrArEs or AnKRacA,
RscHxosp. Dccembcr I, 1854. i
y CEvEN-THIRTY TREASU URY
d NoTES.--In pursuance Of an act Of Congress, !,
approved Novembef.2 2S, 1864, entitled An act to
lthofze The SECRETARY Of the Treasury 10 exchange
Pupcn bonds for keves-thirsy treasury notes. hold
s Of such notes are hercby notified that after the
eymen. ofsfhe annual interest due thereon on the
st day oI January, 1865, upon presentation OF the
|tne, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers aud Pay
positarles las designated at foot will issue eertl-
Hcstts therefor, which wall entitle the hoiiers 70
fup9n bonds payable thirty years after the first ay
January, 1865, bearing six per cent interest iroin
(e said first VI January, 1868, payable ON the hfst
|lsys VI January and July la each year. The frcis
|trcr, Assistant Treasurers and Depositares VIII
aie weekly reports 10 the Register OF the Treasury
such certificates issued ~ their offices, Shercupon
bnds will be sent forward in satisfaction OF sane
NE notes will be canc.lled Ina the usual manner and
|Vfwar ied to the First Auditor.
4 q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Trea Sury.
reasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
ssistsnt Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile
epos;iaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North Ca
roiinI,
epositmies at Charleston and Columbia, South Ca
rolina.
cpoSitaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia
epositaries at Tallahassee, Florida, and Moutgo-
merry, Alabama.
epositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. de 3-ts
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I de 2-tslp collector Of city q y q Richmond.
Office TO TAXPAYERS The

MT Office TO Tho
IN taxpayers in the Twelfth Collection District,
composed Of the city west of Sixth street. hereby
notified that those OF them who have heretofore
failed to make due return of their income aud pro-
fits for the year 1868, have failed to submit the
same to referees in case of disagreement with the
assessors, and who shall continue to do for ten
days from this day, and also those who shall fail
to make payment Of the same for twenty days from
this date shall be deemed and held TO be in default
and the penalties for such default will be enforced,
forthwith r. A. WOODS,
de l2-20ts Collector for the Twalftn District.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNPEDRRArR STATES OF AMERICA.

r OANSON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABI.E BONDS, UNDER The
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
IAW.--Deposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Neasurers at
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depostarles at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
Tor the same bearing interest at the rate Of four per
cent per annlni, and secured by the hypothecation
Of AN amount OF the above bonds equsi to the sum
OF these loans The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold applied ex-
clllsiyely to the payment Of the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally,
by this mode of temporary investment, and the cf-
feet OF the measure If generally adopted, In keep.
ing the csrrcncy within moderate bounds 1t Is hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration Of tho
community and their prompt co-operntion In
carrying it into effect @. A. TRENHOLM,
nu 22-ts Secretary % the Treasury.
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DR BOLDEMANN. office cor

nR. BOLDEMANN, office corner of
i J Marshall and Third streets, offers his profess
sional services for the accommodation OF his fellow
citizens Of limited means
Medical advice i'll the office, including medicines,
S., cash.
Visits within the corporation, including ,medi-
cines, $40, cash.
Office hours from to IL A. NJ, and from to s
p NJ de 16-lm'
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OFHCIAL.
TnrasrnY. DrrAarxrsr, /

TREASURY. DEFAKfHLSIt
CosFEDKaATE STATss or AMxKicA,
RIcnscsb, December 7, ls6t-
Y1O HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT.
II CALL LCERTIFICATES.--At Attention is rerpect-
fully called to the provisions Of the ninth ton Of
the act Of Congress, entitled act 70 reduce the
currency &C., approved February H., 1854, which
declHs that all call certificates shall be fun1a-
fof the Treasury notes into which they ere cozr-
yeftible.o
The fourth section Of said act imposes a tax Of
hundred per ceI,t. the Treasury notes repre-
sentad by said five per cent. call certificates which
hal remain outstanding the first day Of Janstafys
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
de !-tlstJ Secretary Of the Treasury
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TRs.srxv DrrAsrxssr, !

TREASURY DEPARrurxr,t
RICHMOND, Va, November rs, 1864.
M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
1N HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERTfFi-
GATES OF STOCK AND CoUPUN BONDS, issued
under the act Of August 10, 1861 rederrnabe alter
the list day OF January, 1885, to present the same
NEXT, or at any time thereafter TO the Treasurer
of the Confederate States, one of the Assistant
iTeasurers OF the Confederate States, Pay De-
positary OF the Confederate States, funds having
been placed in the hands Of said agents for the pur
pose Of redeeining such stock and coupon bonds
No interest viii be allowed on such stock and cou-
pom bonds after January LIST, 1866.
O. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eod2m Secretary of Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
CoNFEDHRATR STATEs oP AMERICA, !
EIcuMoNI, October IL. 1864, j

NION-TAXAB LIE BONDS, FIVE
~ IIUNDRED-MILLION LOAN.--SAIE CON-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. applications having been
made for bonds at the established price of hun
dred ami thirty-fye dollars and terest under cir
1umstaces that entitle them to favorable consider
aton it has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds instructed
TO act in accordance with this ORDER and the atten
ton OF disbursing officers Of the Government is par
ticularly called to it. q. A. TRENHOLM,
oc l2-ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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A CARD.--The undersigned, having taken
N the store, on Fifteenth street, lately occupied
by Mr. Richard Cauthorn, oilers his services to the
public Auctioneer and Commission Merchant -
lie solicis consignments, and assures his friends
that all business entrusted to him will be promptly
attended to- lie will attend the Horse Sales every
Saturday; and asks the patronage of the public.
de l6-Gtt JAMES II. RATCLIFFE.
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NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, very
likely YOUNG WOMAN, about tyenty-three
years of age, with two very likely CHILDREN one
five years OF age the other three months, She is a
good cook, washer and ironer, and general house
servant OF good character and disposition She Is
sold ior no fault.
Alsu, Two COOKING STOVES for sale.
Apply on Second street. between Marshall and
Clay, first door from Marshall, east side.
de l3-6ts
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TREASURY DEPARTMEsr,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November IL, 1884,

RICHMOND, November IL, 1864 J
TREASURY NOTES OF THE OLD
ISsUE.-To the endtha every facility may be
afforded to the holders of these notes in eiiecting
the exchange for new, the Treasurer, Assistant
Treasurers and Pay Depositaries, and the Deposit
taries whose duty has been hitherto limited to fund
ing are hereby authorized TO receive the notes for
exchange. Those not supplied with funds will re-
gter the Of the depositors receiving all notes
offered for, and entitled to- exchange until the LIST
day Of January, 1865, Inclusive The notes re-
10 the Treasurer at Richmond, with copy of the
register, and issues for the payment of the de-
poators viii be Immediately forwarded iii return.
The Assistant Treasurers and Depositaries are
hereby Instructed to republish this notice.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
no IS-tlJ Secretary of the Treasury.
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OFFICIAL persons having claims
IN against the estate of ARTHUR G. DABNEY
requested to present them for settlement imme-
dately; and all persons indebted to that estate are
requested to make immediate payment The claims
may be left at the Office of Alexander III. Sands, on
Eleventh street L. w. D0GGETr,
Administrator of A. c. Dabney, deceased.
de l5-eod3ts 4
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NOTICE.-The undersigned, having as
Y sociated themselves under the style of
BRANCH, MORTON & CO., in the city of Rich
mond, for the purpose of conducting general busi-
ness in STOCKS AND MONEY, respectfully tender
hcit "a share of their patronage. They propose to
purchase and sell STOCKS and other public secu-
rites on commission; and will attend to the ne
gotiation of securities and the investment of money
Their long connection with monied inst tutions and
their experience il. the business in which they now
tender their services, will, they hope, guarantee TO
their patrons entire satisfaction for all business
fidcd to them. THOMAS BRANCH * SONS,
(of Petersburg, Virginia.
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~ Ii Il E E HUNDRED POUNDS

PRIME IUFFEE,
10 barrels BROWN SUGAR,
400 pounds TALLOW CANDLES,
5000 yards STRIPED DOMESTIC, for servants
dresses;
400 pads, assorted numbers, CO N
YARNS;
5000 yards "A AUGUSTA and GRANITE
VILE SHEETING,
5000 yards rs HEAVY OSNABURGS.
UOU p.tsss DIES BAIIMUlaAL and other
. SHOES,
900 pairs GENTLEMEN'S BALMORAL
SHOES,
1900 pairs GIsNrSlIALF HOSE,
500 pounds ENGLISH SHOE THREAD,
500 bottles excellent WRITING INK,
WHITE SPOOL COTTON,
BLACK SPOOL COTTON,
PINS, NEEDLES, SHOE THREAD, for
sale by w. X. POLK,
de l2-6t No. I37 Main street.