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MrDYcAL DYgrcToR's OfrIcK,
CONFEDERATE STATES Hospitals IN VIRaiSIA,
RICHMOND, December %, ls6i.

TIRCULAK.
~ I. W2.vees, supplies Of hospitals are exempt
cd from improvement furnished the speediest posss.
BE transportation, and agents engaged IN thssr pus-
chase are supplied with general transportation
tickets an: many facilities 10 accomplish their OBJ
ject these advantages have been abused, aIa in
cases secured ny i.sud and misrepresentation by
persons no. competed with hospitals, the SUI geon-
General has therefore directed that all men as
signed as agents for the purchase ef supplies for
hosp.tais should BE- furnished by the surgeon in
charge vilh written permission for their position,
which slia bear tine endorsed approval Of the Meii-
cal Director.
Psoyos:n,Arshais, enrolling oficers and magis-
trates are reqaesteao arest. isnpcsters, all per-
claiming u be hospital AGENTS who have not
this authority, aux to report Ia this office anY
agents wso purchase sepa.s~. Il rsose than curens
rates articles tbs. tasy are forbidden to buy.
i. TIE iol.1.iD.s articles ale eourt and sGpplle1
to the ernay by the Subsistence Department. ana
medical rurvgyors aid surgeons in charge 81 hos.
pitals aud lheg accredited agents have nAsn .rsctsd
not 10 purchase them, viz !: HeeA nntsca, bacoes
pork, wheat, H.,,r, corn meal, drifd aypesk oe1ass
rce, sugar, W Ssy, apple OF peach ersaax..,
sflL.lAM A. CARRiN0IONs
Medical ID 4cneGal Hospitals IN Virginia.
DE 2s-~a -
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From NoRrH CAnoLiSA.--The Raleigh Conserra.
tire gives the following result Of the Yankee Roam.
oke expedition:
We saw an intelligent gentleman yesterday who
He informs that the engagement had with the
Yankees on the occasion of their late advance was
Il very small affair, not man being killed on either
side and none seriously Wounded Colonel Hinton
while eight Of tie Fedensls taken by our bows
Two Of the Yankee gunboats were blown up in the
river by torretocs Colonel Whitford's arm was
broken. hui it was thought there was no danger of
his losing it.
Theenenay came above Fort Branch. but, becoming
alarmed. they retired to Plymouth without making
any determined eifcit TO take ii.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

GENERAL CocaERELL, o7 MIssouEI-
This brave officer, who commanded tie
brigade Of troops from his own State at
the battle Of Franklin. was wounded
,h.ye times. lie received a flesh wound
in The right arm and left leg, and had the
small bone Of the right leg broken below
the knee. His wounds arc all doing very
WI, and he is already improving.
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HoE-CGcRcrcoERs' Excuses. - Over
lept myself; could not dress in time ;
30 windy; too dusty; too wet too
amp; too sunny; too cloudy; don't
eei disposed 10 ether time to myself /;
4y, over my drawers; putmy papers to
s-'s, letters to write to friends mean
. ta!.e ride; tied to business six Gays
b a ne K no fresh air but on 8 Sunday 3;
Al breathe in church always so full 4;
ee. > lt.,a ;cyefish; feel little chilly ;
re- very lazy; expect company tC din
.ef; got headache intend nursing
il! elf to-day; new bonnet not come
zone; envy muslin dress down stairs
.ot Il ne'Y novel must be returned Oh
! 'nIaF morning; wasn't shaved in
lhei don't like the liturgy always
-f& X ior the same thing; don't Ike
.Ale1-lor&ry prayers; don't like al
u - Us too noisy Coz. | like singing
mont nu ic-nakes me nervous; the
II, IS willing, but the flesh is weak
Z. Lac Al extemporanoous scryice--ft if
..'fN1y, can't i,e4.s .,.>l sexinoii---
H.a.2: -,vooy today hut our own
can't railways listen to the same
7 f',he@; don't like strangers; can't
? awake when Ia at c;iurcb---i~ll
.ep list time / was ;hero-lon'tm mean
,'s' i. again mean to inquire Of sen.
De Persons about the propriety Of going
/ such a place as church, and publish
u result.
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EXTRA SESSION Or TIE GEORGIA LEGIs-
~ JAE.-Covernor Brown has been in
~ city within a few days past, and will,
e learn, 30 soon as the damage done to
II 9'&le'iIouac by the explosion of the
a 6@zlne-breaking the glass and doing
-Ner qamagc-can be repaired, recon
-'" inc Legislature, to assemble here
' 'I' Gme in February next.-Nilledge-
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TIE VAR NEWS.

The cpefny. on Wednesday morning,
rsf .be Petersburg railroad, near the
,..,,aattox, The fire was promptly
49,. holly responded to by Captain Cum
49,. who commands our batteries IN that
..h,arhood. With this exception, there
-. been quiet On Grants lines. Persons
a,~ Petersburg last evening report
,,-.b o. news at taat point.
Recently, q considerable body Of Van
H., ,.vss,rv visited the Northern Neck
- ..,:uia. osten>ibjy TO hunt Yankee
b.,rtr.mmpe~s and deserters and to
weak ~ Confederate guerrilla orsaniza-
lions, aut, IN reality, 10 recruit negroes
:., United States armies. Tie Yam
IT,, orls.. a. usual represent t. cApo-
I'm - b. .a, occa "hishly success
Ne have the means Of knowing
Ii. II tnc matter Of attaining its true
s...t. i vas cninen,ly failure. NC
informed BY gentleman just from
lat section Of country that, on the ap-
g.se \ of the enemy, all the young male
,-5cs He'd to the woods, and there
remained I'LL the danger was passed.
several Oh negroes and some women
,-.ar - the Yankees, but were told that
-har we're not wanted; that if they in
l ,...,l upon going with them the raiders
would be obliged to take them, but would
nc,i.. prefer not doing SO. The women
/ they advised by all means to remain with
4 their owners, saying that in the Yankee
/ lines they had nothing to expect but
want and suffering. The raiders did not
ct single recruit. The enemy believe
We are going to pat all our able bodied
!, .roes into or ranks; and in kiGnap-
ping them they think at once to swell
their own armies and weaken ours.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Ne lave no later adyices from Sher-
man than the dispatch published yester-
day. Il is not yet known whether he
designs moving upon Charleston OR
Branchville; but We incline to the belief
that the latter is bis objective point. His
! plans will be developed in the next few
days. Since he left Miliedgeville, Sher-
man seems 10 have changed his policy.
In that town, as before at Atlanta, he
w. Ill harshncss and brutality; at Sa-
XIannah he has been all Cancellation.
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.tlt lo4A NAILE0AD.Ihe track of this road
- a. 1'1iy 4aLAaqed as at first reported. From
d '''4h u lAliIonia the road is in good run
...f.T,,'r ''a!s The Augusta Chronicts,j with the
. ia - @ogot enc mile, which General Siocuin's
b., .,,.,I afler leaving the main army, in
la,,,' :, -. ZIG east side Of Yellow river. From
|>,9|1s nl03Ya bridge the road 10 completely
b. ,s,,.s rom the Aicoya down to Oconee it Is
NV" OCCASIONALLY, and can be easily yepaired.
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ANE THOUSAND DOLLARS VIZ
WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, on
Friday night last, enc NEG RO BOY, named PHIL,
purchased from David Baker, Jr. He il about
eighteen years o. age. with slightly bumpy face. and
OF black color. He was originally owned i'll Madi-
son county, and may be trying TO get back there I
will pay the above reward ior his delivery to HILL,
DICKINSON & co. or no. II. DAVIS.
de Cts
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I OST, about tho 26th of October last,
IL -Four Per Cent. Registered Confederate
s'ates CERTIFICATE, for $4,000, No. $500, dated
In March, ls6i and Issued ut Petersburg 10 James
same application has been made ior its renewal.
&c 30-wGws Il. b. GRESHAM.
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I OSr, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT;
IL Notice is hereby given that application VIII
be made Tor its renewal:
For i've shares Of James River Packet Company
Stock, III the name Of T.. j. Archer, No. %,
dated September %, 1864.
$500 Confederate four per cent Certificate, in the
name Of v: Vaughan, No. 2,3ls, March u,
1861, issued BY Lancaster & Co.. depositaIy.
Dc lc-lsw3W LANCASHIRE + 90.
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General Quarles, who was reported to
be mortally wounded at the battle of
Franklin. Tennessee, will probably re-
cover. lie loses right arm.
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7 Os,'I, on tiie 1ad OF December, at Tai
IL ley's milI, in Hanover, or between there
and Richmond TWO TWO-HUSDIlED-DOLi4A
CONFEDERATE EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS I
one in The name OF Maria Louisa Anderson, No.
1852, the other in the name Of Charles A H. An
deEson, No. 1888 both issued November 2eth 1867
PEGGIE ANDERSON
At the same time, BUCRSKIN PURSE, con-
tanning s;xtv-three dollars and fifty cents III Con-
Tolerate notes The finder will be rewarded by
leaving ting purse and contents at this otlce
il 3--laH6ws T. "A.
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WANTED. to CUT ON SHARES
W ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES Of
WOOD. one aud q halt miles from the cana! and
Forty miles from Richmond. Any person having
hands aud teams a! would like to cut IT, can learn
the particulars az the corner Of Fourth and Utyal
STREETS.
Also, 70 eXchanse Cor Conf. Gerate money, two
BUILDING LOIS, situated OH tic corner Of Cherry
ana tuivoIt streets.
Also. 10 sell few articles OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIlCRE. including one PIANO.
il G--Lt- f. d NtCFFr
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TO TAXPAYERS OF DIS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF DIS
~ TRICr No. l.--Notiee is hereby given that
shall be at William Anhis's oYiee, III The town OF
Manchester, en- the 4th, 9th and 9Th OF January
next, and at Chesterfield Courthouse on the 9Th and
county court, Of fifty per cent. Oh laas years taxes
In addition TO the levy previously IDaia, tha sid
tax Of fifty Per cent will be discharged by tic pay
ment OF forty Per cent. if the people will meet me
to do So they will DO required to pay the full amount
Of tfty per cent.
CHARLES d. WORslIAM,
Deputy sheriff Of District No. i,
Chester6ead county. Virginia,
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HIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

WARD.-Ier Camp Lee on Fti.'a~. - ":r,c
;Iti.no, ldv Nc 20 t6H VII T4it1a Ma !s,u.
y~' -4r- 4la g. he. 5ey :. inches high
so, x!ibl!s very .llna, Peasant and submissive
look whaa spoken to IL IL probably lurking about
4, In ond preparatory to leaving for the North
A.. one furnishing Information that will lead to
-. x.co-o. viii receive TIE above reward.
" T. i. RICHARDSON,
riante,an. p-ov;,;o,,.' Army Confederate States.
ia 3-6ts
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AIOTICE.-Con,mitted to Jail, in Char.
y lotte county, Virginia, On the ga Of October,
1854, NEGRO NAN, claiming to be free, but with:
out any free papers, who calls himself JOHN
EVANS aud says he lives in Orange county, North
Carolina. Said negro is about twenty-five years
old brown complexion; FIVE feet ten inches high.
zad weighs ore hundred and forty or one huncfed
- :, and prove property else he will be dealt with
according to the law. THOMAS II. SMITH,
70 1.-la.Gw Jail0r.
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( OST, on Saturday, tho 10th November,
a FOUR p9 :. CENT. CERTIFICATE FOR
1f-T:t:. HUNDRED DOLLARS $4,000. dated
Naren 81 1868, No :, S2l, i5sIc, w Mc6srs. L@.n-
custer < o. IL W.,itloc, & Roen transferred by
them, certified Dy &. Snt0n Confederate states
collector. All persons are :icreby cautioned against
trading foc the snc, as application is made for a
renewal. Lost, ut the time, IOChEI-
BOOK. containing foni $50 10 Sloo.
d 3~IaeCs+ ROBERT u. WADDILL.
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ONE THOUSAND 1soL,..A RE-

4 W.p,, ~ 80 ~ber, on
- A.".. aEHDn . Wv e1Ds0a- ~
named MILLY, about forty years old, with fsO
children-one boy and four girls; the boy being
about twelve years Old and the girls two, six, eight
and ten years Of age. Also. a WOMAN, twenty
two years old, named IIANNAJt--a large, stout
woman. will give the above reward for their
rest and return ~ I3e. y. HECKLEK.
"a
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DvNAWAY-ONE THOUSAND

-, DOLLARS REWARD-RaA away, ON Fr'-
a.. Dcccmher so, a NEGRO BOY. about twenty.
fv. vaars Old, named HAMPTON JOHNSON. lie
i, a,out Eve fee. six inches in height; weighs shout
lo hundred and thilty pounds; black; good
Il - -. t. purchased him about three years ago
49,. 49, li.m Garrett. His wife lives Oh Seven:
! ron Get, near Austil's grocery. He can read
',,d rr;.. r. -aarkahy well. He has been working
:.i'u ." -, as "a mechanic. 1 VII pay ONE
III ,E LIARS REWARD Il taken within
10 ne er,emv:s Inc, >, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAhS
i i.i[ our lncs cd delivered to Hill nckin-
son 81 Co. ". =, ..roat no. M.;r
il 4-Gts Er.yh~ 80, 49, ----.
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NNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-

Validity woman, SAEAil, With TWO
CHILDREN LIT nay premises on Monday evening.
tue ID instant. about 6 O'Clock, ana IS doubtless
either in Richmond making her 10 tho enc
-0y's lines. viii give d reward Cf ONE THOU
ND DOLLARS for their delivery to Inc, or to
o. o. all in the city, so that get them.
i'k. alI is a mu,tto woman; medium size about
.@I,~.> years old; good teeth long bushy hair;
49, - ~, lnptly when spoken to; is usually cheer
az "a Lit nicely dressed, and is unusually
ena; leokins " man. Her Oldest child aspgshay
g. 1901 S}sT,"IT, about three and half yearx
a ~! 60 o;L.r -e-y bushy-ha;r girl. and .
Ha: raar Old toy gained STEPHEN, hired last
Year ~ the ballard Eo,lse, left my premises with
~ =; e. GEORGE u. PLEASANT3.
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CTEAYED.-A pale red COW came to
~ my house, in Sidney, above Il arwick'o stables
the l.. instant. TIE owner will come forward
prove property; pay charges and take her away:
ia G--fts J.J MAR TIN.
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OEE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-

~ r E THOUSAND DUIIEAHS NJ
N6aD.-Ran away, last night, my NEGRO
W1uAE : Mn. and her two children Ann i'd Of
q dark brown c3.or Ind about thirty-tl.ree years
old; is presnalt. and has d scar or sink IN one
cheek. Ilor l....1i.tar, named SARAH BROWN,
aiout e;cys y,..rs Old IS darker than her mother,
ard very Intelligent. Her S; n, named Gil ARLES,
eight years old, b!ack, has thick sler lip and IS
soineaLat bowie gca. The ;.boge taw~l. E;I b
paid for their delivery to ne III lci4.nold at James
| T. Butter 4 Cos, Cay street. below Pearl.
iaS-&. THOMAS i,OUDAE.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-The above reward will DC gwen 1or
- appreh.nsion and delivery Of TOM, stout.
pul In.1 ai.olss twenty-five years old, dark SKIN,
about FIVE feet four inches high, and wears whs-
kcrs | under st;.:ld hc has been seen IL Aanehes-
or dn,ine III, last two OF sEree weeks. II caught
- Ne delivered to me in Chesterfield. or to LEE q
RON NAN III Richmond.
~ JAMES " MARTIN,
do a>aolet Executor OF James Martin.
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1 LADY, who wishes employment, is
- DESTROYS of getting few small children as
music scholars. She VIII teach at & much more
moderate price thar is generally required. Address
box III, Richmond post-o1iiCe. ia S-eoiCts
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XAa 1SP p PEI R &c. al. sr. RE- to
re or for folnaion SO that can get him, Of my
Aa,yyant GRANVILLE. lie has been at work III
Turnover county, nesc Kiiby's mill, on the Freds-
ho,h~oi rec,ntly. ,ir,nvile = about twenty 6va
y yc. Old xery 5lca tai ana s, 29d sta'mer,
ssr,nc when sDcEeu to. lie Las probably changed
has name. IA; ANDIs>N,
ia j-2t$ corllcr Oh Clay ;i-lG soitIls stree4i'
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W. NrED, a WOMAN that is a
W good Cook. Washer and Ironer. Apply a;
my residence. on Union Hill, head Of Nineteenth
street, 1T the naval RENDEZVOUS on Ninth street.
between Main and Cary. ii. MASON.
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber, the
h servant girl, ALICE, about fifteen years old !;
gingerbread color, with smallpox marks on her
lace: very quick in her Speech and Of lively dis
position. She ran away about two months ago from
Mr. l.. Reed to whom She was Tired. A liberal re-
ward viii he paid 70 any one delivering said ser.
want to Or. DAVIS, corner OF Brook avenue and
Marshall streets.
jaG-2t. EMMA II. ALLEN.
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WANTED 70 PURCHASE, a hand
w so.ne PARLOR MIRROR. Address box
762, Richmond ros.-othce. "a 3--as'
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WANTED, Immediately, by a young
w lady. q SITUATION as SALESWOMAN IL
store. References given and required. Al, lress
\. i. c., Dispatch office "a G-l:'
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EIOAED WANTED, by two young gen
tlcmcn, III a first-claos private family. Best
q recIorc" given Address communications TO J..
Nj L.. VIRGINIA Senate. is G-2ts
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yyTANTED TO BUY, SI.OATS
" PLANTATION sETING-8IACHIEE..i in
good order Apply at 10 Main street. ia 3-3t'
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

Il WARD.-Ran away from the undersigned, on
n" o5tll ultimo, my negro man, WILIIAX MEL.
TON. Said boy is about five feet eight inches high
gingerbread color, with whisksrs about thirty yeafa
old looks dowEcast when spoken to. Said negro
obtained pass to go 70 Mr.. sydncr's, in Hanove.
been heard from since. I will give the above re-
ward if taken within the cnemy's line, or one hum
drcd dollars If taken in ours.
ia 6-3t' JOHN T. HARDWOOD.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR,

|NN F. HUNDRED DOLLARS KE.
" wARD.-Ran away, on Friday, the I'd De-
cember, my negro girl, CORA She is about 1ve
feet three inches high; gingerbread color; full
face; thick lips, having the appearance Of being
swollen: are,narkabiy nice figure. and about eigh-
tce ycars % aYs. The above reward will be paid
81. he delivery u tie rl 20 me, Fourth street,
Ia:-eeI, Jackson and Daval.
IN e-2ts MARTHA >. COWLlN0
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| OST, on Main street between Ninth
/ 4 and Ihigte nth. one LADIES' BALMOI;AL
SHOE, Eo.4. Ii has been n,eided. \ liberal re-
Dispatch office IA 5-1t*
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OST, on Second street, near the Poor.
L house, q large BAY MARE, BRIDLE AND
SADDLE. She Is about fifteen hands high hind
feet white, and white face. No other marks reccl-
l'scted. will give liberal reward for her return
to me, in Fuiton or to William Irby's old stable,
near the Old Market, or Franklin street. -.
ia ST. JAMES i. MAYO.
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r. l Z I y DOLLARS REWARD
I Srsyed nom .h. American stable, on the 10th
Instant, one BLACK MARE MULE medium size
about six years OLD whiti$h nose, also under the
belly. IN" aoove reward Viii be paid for hex de-
livery AZ The stable TO
ia 5-3ts T. H. CROW.
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LOR RENT, a FURNISHED FRONT
K ROOM, viii. gas, on FIFTH street, second door
from Baker sErect. \ gon.ienian preferred r.
fefences required, Apply On the premises.
IL 1--cie
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fEFWO ROOMS FOR HINT, On Twsuty.
I fourth street, bei~ean Grace and Franklin -
With them can be lad a KITCHEN AMI COAL,
HOUSE Apply on The premises. ia;-st~
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARa IT,
~ wARD.-Ran away, my man. na,ns6 1oST1.
calls himself JOHN MUSE thirty yeeTs a -
black complexion /; high forehead, With man NJ
on it resembling ven; very likely quick spslsn
inches high. win give Che above reward 1or ~
delivery to II. Lunpkin's jail, Richmond, Or any
other jail no that can get him. His father hves
in King and Queen county, and no doubt be 10
making his way there. b. J. EDDIND.
ia G-lOtS Manchester yirrinfn
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LOST, sTRA YED AND STOLEN:

NTRAYED.-Came to my premises, adj
~ joining Chiinboraxo Hospital, on Wednesday
last, spotted COW. The owner 10 requested to
ia G-3ts FRED. BRAUR
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DOVER For REAT.-poWGR can
4 be furnished, With spacious yao:sas. in INV
building, corner Cary and Tenth streets.
dc a9--lms ASA SNynrR
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Cholcra-An ImperIanI Mnrcmrnt.

Tnz people OF h's city haVa no,A'ns g. hop, Tor
from tie municipal Suihor.ueS in rcs.,ct &
measures for the prevention o. cholsr. epidemic.
THE inv shgadon % tho s. ecs Commission ia!o
Gs neg O. Of duty m iae part oi the cont-acto,s
has resulted IN 10th nS, an or c.lzsns nov hsys
the prospect o. dirty 1t cots ini,h0,ely. Even
with tie cholera ~ our very dora, an know ng
N., the hllhy eonl toa Of tho city strongly attracts
Il hithsr our officials make no eior, 10 mitigate
sho danger ~ 'asug 10 s.mp'o rtecauhou Of
cleanliness In view Of tistpa.Ay Of ,ho authorl.
teA the sUs has freqpeluy oylsa . 10 ,he people
20 organize some an, urou ,Lslr own RESPONSE
billy for protecting sas city ssalns, thS droA led
visitor. We arc al ~ zee, Ia response to those
suSges,ioni hat number Of our leading clnEsas
have ina1isuisd sanitary plan, which, carefully
carried out wi uRdou. 1eIy be lho means Of do
ing grsh deal Of good. In an
DINER eo'unn We publish ts proceed
ing' o. meeting, composed Of prom ugn,
nshe'l men, CLERGY ulen, merch s,,s and others, a,
which an vemcus wsI iniusurA,c, TO- he par.
pose sluied 10. It ID proposed to r.isl the p4ln
Of my thousand dollars with which t. carry cut
'hs prol'e] 'nd We have no hesitancy IN saying
TIA. tho required amount ought - b, promptly
subserl'eL What is dfty thousand iollars-or
million ei'her-iu comparison With The fac VIII oh
Constsntn,ps sud oIher Eastern e.tiea nave la.sly
experienced IRON 'he 'Ana scourss whose sdy.nc.
guard has slread! reached this hubori We be
heyo that by eles asius the city and adopting prone
sanitary regulations the STATION Of cue. sra M h
l.. prevens d. Without the.s precautions there
good reason to believe that the pss,ilencs will m al
- appearance here VITA tAo opening Of ueI
sprus. The movement alluded 10 is calculate
'ye no city; the suihors OF u are good and r,
'iousi 10 men the plan tS exactly in soeordAu,
nh 'he svS's views and Suggestions, and, thsT
ire We are GLAD that IL has been Instituted.