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been completely ruined.
The parties who go out on these ex-
petitions generally number from one
hundred to one thousand men, and their
operations are not alone confined to pull
ing down houses, but also extend to
stealing negroes and provisions Of every
kind. Several days since, detachment
of one hundred of the Thirteenth Penn.
sylvania cavalry, under command of Ma
jor McCabe, was ambushed by party
Of four Confederate scouts and actually
forced back from their expedition. Six
of tho Yankees were killed, and their
bodies fell into the hands of our scouts.
Major McCabe was also killed. This
officer was ono Of the most brutal ty-
rants who ever oppressed community
or abused power, and the rejoicing is
general over his death.
"The only cavalry force of the enemy
south of the Appomattox is General
Gregg's division. There is, however, q
very large infantry force, all in winter
quarters. These quarters are neatly
built, and resemble large villages, look
ing very beautiful in their regularity at a
distance"
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Enoar CoLIros BuHHr.-In passing
through Oxford, Georgia (eays The
Macon GdHfsdsrots) the Yankees de-
stsoyed Emory College and III the build.
ings connected With the sam4 together
With their contsnts. This college ~
the property Of tie Nethodist Church Of
that State. Ssvsrnl dAs iheifise =.
longing to the vATi9uS oolsge SOCIETIES,
besides the one bsle0gino 70 theSoueqo
itself, were among The property bnrned.
Als6 large and extensive Meteorological
cabinet, fne chemical apparatus, etc
Az tho Fsderals approached the town
they were fred upon, and ono q thsir
number Killed. The college was burned
in retaliation. It is stated that the pro-
perty cost nearly = half million before
the war.
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ERON PETERSBURG.

Tho Express of Saturday. contains the
following about the situation Over there !:
"'All quiet along the line may, with
great truth, DO applied to the military
situation here, for nothing has occurred
since tho raid on the Weldon railroad to
break the quiet in this vicinity.
"The only activity observable inside
the Yankee lines is displayed in the
building of winter quarters and the chop
ping of wood, of which vast quantity
is needed to supply the army. We regret
to learn that large number of private
dwellings adjacent to tho enemy's lines
have been pulled down and the timbers
hauled away to build winterequarters. -
The Yankee operations in this respect
are mainly confined to tho Jerusalem
plankroad,. the Mill road, and the rail.
road and vicinities Many of the fine re
sidenceA and all the out-houses attached.
in striking distance of these roads, have
been leveled to the ground, and weather
boarding, timbers, bricks, and everything
that could be used, have been transported
within the Yankee lines and ilssd in the
construction of winter quarters. No de-
serted house is spared, and in many in.
stances only room is left fof an entire
family. A party of Yankees recently
visited the premises Of NJ. William Gee,
Of Prince George, and robbed him OF
thirty thousand feet of lumber. Many
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NEW MUSIC-TWO d o l. L AR s.
~ EACH-Posfase FREQ Tor the priee-one-
half Of to the trade.
I'VE NO MOTHER NOW.
NURMUR OF THE SHELLS.
DEAR MOTHER, I'VE CONF HOME TO DIE.
ALABAMA.
BESSIE BELL WALTZ.
SPRING TINE POLKA.
MoCK1NG-BIRD QU1CKSfRR.
PALMETTO sCHOTTISCHR.
CARNIVAL OF VENICE QUICKSTRP :.
MUSICAL SOUVENIR, suitable as Christmas
or New.Year's present
ENGRAVING.
Inscriptions on'watchss, Rings, Jewelry, &C., in
the best style and On shortest notice. -
GEORGE DUNN 4 CO.,
de Sl-3t corner Fourteenth and Main.
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FOR THE ARMY.-FRANCIS La
BARRE, MANUFACTURERS OF SPURS and
BITS, ELASTIC SPURS; GOLD, SILVER and
GILT STARS, for the stats; GILT BARS, for
captains and lieutenants; BADGES, for the engi-
neer and signal corps, &c.
oRbER for to s #22R ds sttGVFk
SPURS, GOLD STARS, &C., &c. - -
Address Box 946. Richmond, Virginia.
de SO-l2ts
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U7ANTED.-THE RICHMOND HAT
w MANDATORY wishes to purchase ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS RI SHEEP
AND Lambs WOOL; for which the Market price
will be psid in cash.
TIERS, who are not liable to the conscript law
The stockholders who have not paid in the install
ment required last August are hereby notified that
II the instalnenr is not paid BY the Sth Of January
next, their stock viii be considered forfeited
JOHN DOOIEy President.
WA. HENRY HAEALL, SECRETARY.
d. 17-0t
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" WILDT, No. 1853 Broad stree,

!" W1LDT, No. 1853 Broad street,
w bess most respectfully to call public atten-
ton to his establishments aud stock, which will
be found superior to any in the Confederate Staee
Al the great improvements in the construction Of
Wigs, Head-Dressos, Bandeaus, Braids, Waterfalls,
Cstaraets, and every style Of HAIR WORK. &C.
having been introduced by him particularly his
ventilaing work, every hair Of which il put in
are liable to be imposed upon By the pretended Wig
makers which abound among US, deem it my
duty to proclaim their merits, that no one may be
nnisled or be deprived of valuable head Of hair
invite all to come and judge for themselves aher
visiting other establishments
II. BAH kinds Of HAIR exchanged for NEW,
The highest price paid for OLD HA1R--long or
ehort. de Sl-6ts
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B. PAYNE & CO., Commission Mer-
u chants and Dealers in Imported Wines, L.
euozs, &C., No. lis Broad street.
Pure old Rye Whiskey,
Pure old Malt Whiskey (Scotch),.
Pure old Irish Whiskey,
Pure old French Brandy,
Pure old Apple Brandy, 2
Pure old Tom Gin,
Champagne Wine,
Oaret Wine, !,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine,.
Domestic Wine,
Blackberry Vino,
Edinburg Ae (Je6hes's),
Grape Vinegar,
Tomato Catsup,
English Mustard, E
Pickles,
Sardines,
Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Scissors,
Pen Knives,
Pencils Paper, Envelopes, &c.
Briar-root Pipes,
Tobacco Pouches (rubber|,
1ason's Backing,
Blacking Brushes,
Hor@ Brushes. do l7-lm
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PoroNAc RAILROAD CoHPANY,
PHHsID1are OPP1cB,
R1cHxoxD, December 80, 1864.
NOTICE.-No officer, agent or employee
IN Of this Company shall purchase for himself or
ether be interested directly OF indirectly, in the
line Of this railroad, to be resold thereon or In this
city; and such purchase shall be deemed for re.
tale unless satisfactorily shown to the President
Of the Company to be only for the consumption of
the ohacer, agent or employee purchasing it. Any
one Of whom violating. or evsding this regulation
viii be Immediately dismissed rom the service Of
the Company.
Any officer, agent or employee Of this Company
selling in this city WOOD for other owners and COM
signeee, shall receive therefor only fxed sum per
cord to be first approved BY the President Of this
Company.
BY order Of the Directory.
P.V. DANIEL, J1., President.
Any information of any violation or evasion Of
the foregoing regulation win be thankfully received
by r. Y. DANIEL, il, President Of the Richmond
Fredericksbur2 and Potomac Railroad Company
de Sl-2t
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nR. BOLDEMANN, Office corner of
IL Marshall and Third streets, offers his profess
sional services for the accommodation Of his fellow
citizens Of limited means.
Medical advice in the ONCE, including medicines
s., cash.
Visits within the corporation, including medi-
cines, $40, cash.
r. N de l6-lms
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Posr OuA1TaanAsrDR's O7T1c1,
CoN1BDE1AzE Static or AMKnIcA.
6AIIsBuRY, NoarR CA1oLIxA, Dec 10, 1854.
NEGROES. WANTED.-This Depart.
IN msnt wishes to hire, for the ensuing year,
FOUR BLACKSNTTH6,
TWO WHEELWRI0HT1,
SIX CARPENTERS,
SEVENTY WOOD-CUTTEn0 and LABOR
hrs;
for which viii be paid liberal psics. They win b
hsrr re1 ra.ro M. = And = =
their advantage to address
JAMES r. GOODMAN. =
do 2l-lm Captain and Post ouwtermaster
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NOT1CE.-The partnership heretofore
In exia.ing between THOMAS JONES and the
undersigned, under the firm Of CfIILDREY
JONES, being dissolved by the death Of Thomas
Jones, the undersigned hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the 6rm to make payment i'm
mediAtely to him. and requests that all persons hav-
ing claims against it will present them At ones for
settlement. ]. x. CHILDREY,
de lin Surviving mariner
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-The STOCK
HOLDERS Of the RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY, who have, OF
shall have, dividends due to them and uncollected
are hereby notified that all dividends will be paya-
bic only in the Treasury notes Of the Confederate
States, lin which during the existing war those divi-
dends have been earned until the hrst day Of Feb
ruary, 1865 and after that date at the option Of the
company in the said Treasury notes or in the bonds
Of the Confederate States, valued and paid 1t the
price without interest paid fog such bonds BY this
ed4pany.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
II. W. HARRINGTON,
de l6-30t Treasurer.
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MEDICAL D1lxcEon,e oerarn1
CoSH1Dx1ATz Sra y HosYrrAIs n YIlaSSex1. e
RICHMOND December - lseA.
HIRCULAR. ~
" l.. WArsGs, supplies q AospttAlssss a -
ed nom improvement, furnished the speedio1t .
pc usnsportaton, and agents engaged n thar ~.
chase are supplied yjt! aaAesat tf1nsp 49,
tickets and many facilities to accomplish 1fk cS-
ject, these advantages havsheeu abused and 3Sbomo
cases secured By haud and misrsvrUoG1 l1136no -
persons not connected With hospitals, ~ 60 -.
General hss, therefore, directed that q n r ~
signed . SCENTS for the purchase of supplflo<
hospitals should be Anruisbed BY the suifo0f ~
charge WITH written pes1nission to their poifiaH
which shall bear the endorsed approval o. Is w.
r Provost-narshals, enrolling eAcars ana 49,.
trates are fequested:to arret - impostekl 81 -
sons eiesminS t. b hospital aeon2 ~ 80 r =
this authority. and 70 report = ~ ao6oS; -
rates q articles that they ars forbidden 9 ~.
~: Ths following articles arc houoht ana eurus1nsl
70 tne army BY the 6ubataten0 Oepaxfmon2 in6
medical pulveyors and surgeons IA chor1N n IoS-
pltals and thar acmo1ited ageots hayok63a
not 70 purchase them, viz; Des1 na1eol. .llS1Si
pork, wheat, 6our, corn meal, died a1ples 49,
rice, sugar whiskey, apple O. peAch trSSH =. -
100 WIIL1ANAeGh0HTWH1 49,
de 97--lW @sa&s tssfT-FF - ~
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A PPEAL TO- THE PUBLdcT
5 A s e. Sc c g g 9ssApoaS
.,l Ms s = !: sll:s "a 49,. s ~ -,
Of soldieas II ~ Ae1d ~. - - -.
"a +; s: :. :. .ss; :s:s =
me sPsthst1 1sp.sSs csnpny ~ rlpslv.
s sssssS e chip u asass, saa'lsSs1 = O. -
Qcntzi6ntscns q nancy sAsuless ss.4 : : 10
Sssisss; x = a ~ 49, =
case q 1ssara Martin & C1ydeoo. 8 S - Z
.,, hsli1s x CGos,nIr1,h-Hx0 Q: 1aS&egy1l 1sr
nnsr,y D,secIos; William 4 RIaessnis
t ": =; 9. DGIney, ~. n. 0aasiif HoAs 3:
y Dsnsfsen, Dr.: Il. khsson, OeidsS - u
=. tulss 1es!le Chin, hi : h O.
ssmnslJ. Ha.sison, yo6Ss Wiiiisi1 &. iScaE
~ Lcoene.s 2 o..Y N51hSlaa - = -.
M VI VIM = - IS! II = = q
tszG
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"AA1sO 1hE4dO Un1..NOx&A-10 o.
der TO promote, Al fhr - practicable. The eo1ay;
liquidation bx tn Treasury a the 0UTD1ANUUf8
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer Assistant Icoorus
ner. and Pay DepoGtaxies in tie affsrcut Sls31s ~
hereby authorized 70 receive the sadd nn1. e;es12
the poo notes. ct ee1 PEE csntum. on z = L. 3
ton Of non-taxable bonds. Th9 sosd oorlS esSSs ~
b payable ON dsnand sftw sAssz1 11iGI . 80
days. N--lE % -
And I'll asents for the sale d ths sbotv;a =
hereby authorised to receive the ta1o6 49, ,s11$
the exception above named, "a paym1d3 r.
whsn cold. a* The rata a. 81 Pr ceana i = a.,
ia. T1HNGol1f ssfsss
an 22-t ooneferv ~ 50G 4sr1r-.s -
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" ANTED, first-rate NURSE. She
w must be well disposed, honest and industri-
Gus, and able 70 assist in washing and ironing
such an one will ind good home BY applying to
Mrs ]. T. NORTON, a. Mr.. J. B. N0RTON'S,
Grace street, between First and Poushee.
de- S0-3ts ~.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH,
CURED, CURED, CURED.
CAN BIZ CURED
LEONARDS ITCH OINTMENT.
To be had Of PURCELL, LADD CO., and L.
B. THOMAS. Broad street. Price, 81 per box.
do S0-5ts s.-,.sg.s.F~se as 81
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THE RICHMoNDER ANzE1GER,

THE RICHMONDER ANZEIGER.
u printed in German, oners usat advantages as
an advertising ihset, being the only German news
as it doe, large circulation among defman cifs-
Gems and residents.
It il the intention Of tho present editor and pro-
prietor to enlarge the sheet that it may in this
respect, compare With tho largest German paper
published in Amer1ca; and, through its agents, to
increase its circulation in the Southern cities and
he earnestly solcits the patronage Of the public in
behalf Of his enterprise.
Advertisements viii be inserted either. in Ger
man or English. n
Published at Richmond, Virginia, daily and
weekly.
once On Broad street, between Tenth and Ele-
venth. q. A. WALLACE,
< de Its Editor and Proprietor.
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AYANTED, for the ensuing year, an
w OvEhaEER on my farm in Henrico Best
OF reference required. Address box $780, Richmond
post-of3ee. ds sl-sts
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"ANTED, PRACTICAL MAN, not
w liable to military duty, to assist in the ma
nagernent Of my business pattern-maker,
mOulder or fnisher preferred; but man who is
energetic and systematic, without this mechanical
knowledge, could all the position.
ASA SNYDER,
corner Of Cary and Tenth streets, Richmond, Va.
de S0-5ts-
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."ANTED.-Wanted, for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
on the Richmond and Danville railroad, and THREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work on the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to any agent Of the roads along
the line, or st the Offices in Richmond and Danvills
CHARLES @. TALCOTT,
90 h-ln Superintendent.
Hxaminer, Wing and Enquirer. Petersburg RI.
press and Lynchburg Virginian copy one month. :
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MOT &c E.-AN persons having claims
IN against the estate Of AKIN BAHRHrr. deceased,
are requested to present their claims at once for
settlement; and those who arc indebted are re-
Quested to make immediate payment Claims may
be left at the Office Of ALExANDRR H. SANDS, At
torney at Law, on Eleventh street, between Bank
and Main Streets WILLIAM HILL,
de 28-6tr Executor Of Ann Barrett. decessed
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NYANTED, FILTERS or SCRAPS, for
w which the highest price win be paid. None
but the best quality will do. Apply ct DORANS
CIGAR STORE, under the spotswood Hotel, With
sample, or address II. g., Richmond post-oElce.
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"ANTED, by tho month OF year, one OF
w two more good SHOEMAKERS, for the
next year. Apply st once, in front Of the Spots
wood Hotel will pay q good price for good hands.
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"ANTED TO HIRE, for tho ensuing
w year, WOMAN Of good character. as nurse
for an infant Also, GIRL, to do general house
work. Apply at my residence, on Sixth street. be-
yond Leigh. st.F THOMAS II. DEWITT.
d. So-9ts
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"ANTED, No. l BLACKSMITH
w One Of proper qualifications and character
cao ind hirer or purchaser BY applying to No.
RICHARD IRBY,
Blacks and Whites, Nottoway, Virginia.
de 6l-0t~
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WA n T D, GENTLEMEN TO
w KNOW that they can have FELT HATS
dyed and pressed; also, 6ENTLEAENS CLOTH
ING made and repaired; LADIES' CLOAKS
Ballard House, third door from Fourteenth street.
de 30-3ts
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w in private family, By Virginia lady, who
10 competent to teach Englsh, French and Eusic
The best Of references given, Il required. Address
g. g., care Of James G. stocken, Southern Express
ofRce, Richmond, Virginia. d 3l-Ns
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"ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, No. /
w NURSE one who is we'll disposed and no.
nest For one who viii come well recommended, ]
will pay liberal price and shewil have good home
Apply to r. A. e. DABNEY, corner Of Seventh and
Broad streets, at myresidsnce Sixth street. be-
tween Clay aud Leigh. do Sl-3ts
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NOTICE.-On MONDAY NEXT, the
IN ID Of January, Of - O'Clock, win sell, ct pub
lie auction. infrpn3 ~ Hmxco County Court.H House,
. valuable NEGRO NAN and likely BOY. These
slaves ars SOFA Tor the purpose Of division amona
the IeGatess 9. -. CLARKE
- Administrator Of A. 8. Clarke, dseeaoed.
A 48LMo ss4sf
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DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
Il REPAIRED. 1t modersss prices. in city and
country. Orders left in Mrs. F1RTHe store, No.
228 Broad street; in Mr.. WAGNER,S drug STORE
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets, and Mr.. TIL. c
G. DREWRY'6 store, No. It's Main street, viii be
attended to promptly.
JOHN HENHARDT,
de39-l0ts Music Teacher and Organist.
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nAY BOARD can be procured for ten
~ OF twelve GENTLEMEN On Byrd skrsst. 10
l6. be.wsen Ninth and Tenth Ae 81 4ts
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5"ILLIAM B. DAVIDSON still con-
w tinues in the COMMISSION BUSINESS
Cary street. between Thirteenth and Virginia streets
notwithstanding tho false report crcuEoted b. sose
nsdeoas and tstsrested person to tie contrary and
viii attend strictly to al conGgnments and orders.
always reporting promptly. Do te-lw
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II ORSES FOR SALE.-Seversl Art.
~ elass SADDLE ana HARNESS HOHaEStYo,
sale ct raaaonable prices. ~Also, RU00IE0, HAR.
MSS. &c. Apply q the stahle adjoining lcYin.
lsy's blacksmith shop, on Franklin sxset lde 0-lm.
ny ONE HAVING CLAIMe
IA against Captain DAVID WDIoHT. Ae.
oeAeed, viii present then immedistely pfopeflv ~,
thenticesed, for settlement 70 the undereie
De s0-Ste JA1ES WALSH, 50 Kai1 ctFsse<.
DER9ONS HAVING SEWING.MA-
Il CHIMES to b REpAIKEn Or UHXNRn
en- have z done BY sayg their orders & 10 Storc
q NJ. RUSSELL ". ALEKN, sseond deer frem
the corner It Broad and RiRh streets. de SI--Sts
I CUGAR.-Twenty-ilvs barrels eood "a
~ prime BRQwN StoAR, for sale only % re-
d 1I--sts RODHRr H0UoH 4 90. !.
BOARD. Comfortable BOARD can b
IL obtained b. Application q che oarper 81 g.
vonto ana OSAoo directs, north ddo. 4 ~ DAY
1oA1DLAS can hkswiae - acdunnodatsd.
- ~. III ...gs - ss--1' &
q fuNDs ON cCLu1fR1x SOUTH az.
4, - " 11;'i 4 : ! ! -.
-fs1s ~ - r
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, r. n.
~ e

THROUGH By RAIL FROM WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RIOHMOND
AND LYNChBURG.
On and after Friday Sept. i, 1855, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at 90 q. m. and - D. "a.
Leave Alexandria At IS a. and 8 90 D. m
Leave GordsnsyiDe at Il 50 .. m. and - a. m.
Arrive at Lynchburg At % p. m. and 90 Q, "a.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg at s. IS q m. and Is p. 70.
Leave Richmond at z 90 q. m. and so D. m.
Arr We at Alexander 1t 4 IS D. m. and 30 q. N.
Arrive Al ashington at 80 D. m. and Is O. n.
On SundSys leave W ashingtsn at 10 D. m. only.
LEGAL freight train leaves Alexandria at 90 o.
Gordonsvihe at II g ,. m; and arrives at Alexsn-
dria at 90 p. m. Through freight leaves AleXan-
dria At 90 O. m. and arrives at LynehbUrx st lo
p. m. Leave Lynchburg at SO Q. and arrive ss
Passengers for warrenton will take the 2 90 O. "a,
train south from Washington and the IS a M
train north from Lynchburg
Paseengers by the s IS q. m and us p. trains
trains from Richmond connect with trains at ash
tngton for all parts Of the North and West
This route has the advantage ever all Others Nv
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
II also passes through Fairfax Bull Ran. Manss-
sassas, Bristoe, Catlets, Rappahannock, Gull
pepper, Orange and Gsrdcnsviue, where many Of
the late great battles were fought.
sIs sh ss1 es P sSs IL dam
washington, also At the Depot on Marylssd
Trains leave the corner Of Is. and @ streets,
WAshingten. W. b. McSAFFERTY,
General Superin tnndept,
J. NJ. BR0ADUs,
Alexandria, Sept. j, 1865. seS-tf
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~Several volunteers for the Mexican Re-
publican army have been secured in Name re-
Gently. They are promised $3.50 bounty on
reaching Boston.
SThe Frazier or United States oil we'll one
Of the mostproductive in Pithole, has suspended
operations, after making the fortune of its own
ers.
~Colonel Provost has been relieved of the
command of camp Bu'ler, at Springfield, ILL.,
nOis, and Colonel Johnson, of the veteran re-
serves, has been assigned to tie position.
~ James Townley, a farmer living in Wind
sor township, Shelby county, Illinois, is re-
ported to have information from England that
hls uncle, Lord Townley, died recently, leaving
INN the snug fortune Of Sl1, 0O0, 900.
ga grape grower on an island in Lake Erie
asserts that he has this year raised from one
acre eighteen and half tons Of Catawba
grapes.
- The experiment of raising cotton from
planting OF American seed, has been success
fully tried in China.
SW Warm blood by the tumblerfull is given
TO consumpryes in France. The slaughter.
houses furnish an excellent article.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.

WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
November Is, 1865
WI De s1ld Ct P1blin Apction, at the Arsenal
Der, at 10 O'Clock, the following Condemned Stores
ssteam Engines
Plan,ns Machine pp''
Turning Lathe flor iron work.
Lot Of Cotton Machinery
Lot Of shaftins with hangers and pull
Lot ts, 's & S:Ises. s, g., Brace,
Coffee Roaster
Gear Cutting Machine
Gripdstsnes
200 Old Files and Rasps
O0G e Ssr ss. Ttdsssls lot IL ofon Scraps
Screw Cutting Machine.
feasG to Ttsn
RH.;., 1 5:s.s S' sssS:. sRs
ssEs sAkr & RH
TERIALs, AND TOOLS.
be :se 4 s. soE
fs:sSs ess IT,. IS. s:s ss. ss.s'
is R hss cs;: P Pssss ss.s.
ths me RRs srnsd Tools And Matsais in
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There will also be offered about 100 tons Railroad
drsn, . large a1antity of Bridge and Railroad
Spikes, Chairs, Carpenters, Blacksmiths', and
Machinists' Tools, Iron, Steel, and Copper, and
Railroad Supplies and Material generally.
The attention of Railroad Managers and Deal
er is invited to the large quantity Of this class Of
property offered, embracing everything required
road
Full Information with lists Of 9 property and
cation to the undersigned at Raleigh, n e., by let
ter or telegraph.
Terms Cash on day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Q. m November
erty is sold. 11
BY order Of Brigadier General D. @. McGallum,
General Manager Military Railroads United States
il BOYD,
Col. c. Q. N. and General Superb ntendent
U. 8. r RS, Department N O.
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct0ber 81, 1865. no6-Ht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22

"Chicago must be a very dirty place. iudg-
ing from the following paragraph in the Re-
publican: Nothing is done about cleaning the
streets OF this filthy town. Probably there is
not another city in the world, out of Turkey
that's SO nasty. Carriage accumulates in our
ihoroughfares, dead animals and old boots lie
about our most frequented streets. With all
Its metropolitan character and enormous trade
and influence, Chicago has not yet walked up
TO the necessity and duty of making itself de-
Gently clpan.N