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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-24
G. @ N II E r C I a L

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. The market has
been quiet during the week, with limited sup
plies, and moderate demand. Flour mas an
upward tendency, with moderate stocks on
hand. We quote suner at S.. 75aS9 25 ex-
ira $l0.62a$ll25; Family sl4a$l5 3d.
Wheat white l90a24o led lSoa22o Corn;
old S5aSS new Sass Rye and oats dull and
unchanged. Seeds dull and prices nominal.
Sugars have a downward tendency, and we
quote crushed at 81; Brown l5al7. Bacon
is firm at 195 for shoulders, III for sides, and
25a3O for hams Lard 2Sa30 Butter 40a45
Eggs 25a4O. Salt $275 for G. A. and 1915
for fine.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. 23.-Gold firm
at AZ, which is decline of ! per cent for the
week. Flour-The market unsettled, but
prices are something below those of last
week. Howard street super S.. 25as9 Fam
lily $l2asl3; Welch's SIS. Grain heat
red l97a245; white 232a255: prime to
choice white 270a2SO Corn sells at from
IS to ST, and oats at from 47a49 cts. weight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-24

VALUABLE REAA&ESTATE FOR SALE
near the City, on accommodating terms;
|. A square bounded by Pitt, Royal, Orono'
co, and Pendleton streets. Under short lease
improvements removabH.
; ATot on fhe south side of Oronoco. betwee;
Pitt and Royal streets, 60 feet front. and LIE.
feet deep. Rented as above Both the ado"
are near the Hampshire depot. i
3. A lot at the north east corner Of ut an. q
Wolfe Streets l16! feet on Pitt, End 81 tee. :
inches on Wolfe This lot Is under lca.e to gO @,
tenants for five years, from May and June Ioo5'
who have made good improvements, remove"
bic at the end # their leases.
4. About Is acres of land at West End ear l'
of Gait S, binding on Duke street, and on t4 u,
two roads which lead into Ming street. -Ho;I'
under short leases, improvements m0Veaio;;$
These lots will be shortly surveyed and S00"'
vided into convenient lots.
se3O-eotf [Com.l JOHNSTON s. GA NJ W.
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T AND FOR SALE-I offer for sale farm
| 4 ofTWO HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES,
8 miles south of Alexandria. The land lies
beautifully, with southern exposure, and is in
fine condition, as is evidenced by the growing
crops. The outside enclosure is in tolerabe
order. There's q young peach orchard in tul!
bearing ano other choice fruits. :.,
It may be divided into two farms, with
abundance Of wood and water on each, Win
building SITS unsurpassed by any III Virginia
offering greater inducement as q dairy ana
market farm or vineyard.
Terms accommodating. \ credit of tou;
wears from the 1st of March: 1866 may be had
upon $4,000 Of the purchase money, interes;
payable annually. For further INFORMATION
apply to the subscriber, No. 81 Washington
~ sen en- 2ll-2aW W. S. KEMPER.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday the 23d inst R. c. Barons, esq, on King
street. by Rev D. W Bates, JAMES LITE esq., Of Pitts
burg Pa to Miss VIRGINIA B. BEATTY of Alexandria,
At the 1eadows'' in Albenlarle county on the Sn OF
Novembcr y the Rev Richard Meade JAN Els PLEASANTS
of Richmond to Miss CARRIE T. ASSIE eldest daughter Of
Henry Massie Esq, of Albemarle.
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NOR RENT.-A beautiful FARM. on thu

TOR RENT-A beautiful FARM, on tho
Il Carolina road, in the upper end Of Prince
William county, Va, adjoining the lands Of
Josiah T. Garter, esq, Mrs: Tyler, End Others.
containing TWO HUNDRED and FORTY
ACRES, Of which two hundred acres arein the
finest grass-blue grass and timothy-most Of
it sod of Is or 20 years Standing enclosures
good, improvements ample for small family,
Consisting of DWELLING, requiring g.
some little repairs, good out buildings ofE|
every description. Orchard, Pump Of good
water, Garden, &c. Wood convenient. and the
whole farm well Watered.
This farm presents the best opportunity for
profitable grazing known in this REGION about
80 or 40 acres for cultivation next spring. The
neighborhood remarkably healthy, refined
and agreeable. Terms -Four hundred dollars
for the year 1866, including the residue Of the
present year, one half in advance, the balance
at the end Of the year 1866. Possession given
at once.
Any person desiring to rent and wishing to
see the premises, can call on Dr.. George s.
Hamilton, or Josiah T. Carter, esq, both Of
whom live near, and will show the same0r
can address the undersigned, at Salem Fauqrlier
co., Va. RICH,D. d. CAkTER,
Administrator of w. i. Carter, decd.
n. B.-Four hundred sheep could be wintered
and grazed on this farm, with little or no cost
for wintering; the grass at present being 50
fine. Il. II. a.. Admir-.
Fauouier county, Va. nov 22-co2w
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DIED.

In Washington on Wednesday November 22d Nh HENRY
r. PARKER, in the SD year Of his age
On the 18th of October 1865 in Polk county, Florida, D.
MCCARTHY F. THORNTON, of Virginia. He was formerly.
for many wears purser in the United States Navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-24

TALSE REPORTS. -Learning that false re-
Il ports, prejudicial to my character are be-
ING circulated in this place and Prince Georges
COUNTY, Md, this is to give notice that if the
Perpetrators are detected, they will be brought
to Justice and the law enforced to its fullest
extent. r.
no 24-2t* ---- CARSON W.. CANE,
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NLD DOMINION BAKERY.
EDWARD PElPEN BRING.
R,KFR AND CONFEC II y h II,
No 149, King street,

.5.". No 149, King street, =,
II as always On hy>a large assoltmcn' 1 81 * <;
kinds, of French All other CtiNDIt'o I, lloI,
CAKES and FAMILY BREAD, "t "D'''S'''
and retail, at the loWeST price 5pAP-
Orders for BALLS, WEDOl Ms, ana no t;n
TIES, promptly executed AT he shoftcst n'''>>
Orders delivered to all parts Of the c''y'
FAN lily A u, store
sold by tickets, always on hant at ny
No. 49, King st. ~ ----
A viii VIII d eli Lecture in the hej Hr;d@s
Protestant Church, AlexandrIa,, oI pn Sub.
Eye7i7ao 7aert oath instant at = o cI9cNj y; ct.
iect:-FEMALE EDUcATIoN. IlcAe'Pp oiye ard
Juvenile Is cts-to be hsd at RoD1. II D cStabler.
Geo. E. French Bookstores; DR. i; IL idc Ioh1
Drug Store; and Of Arnold q r T;o", JOIN
Arnold, r. IL. Gcmeny, Jefferson la Ienncv. D
Howell, jr, VIM. y. Herbert, JOS 1,I; psh;n J.
R Wilson, G. W. Green, H. G. Wn!snvip r, Ap.
Taylor, Mr.. Gregory's Stove 3torG G,oT &c Of tbe
pich's CONFECTIONERY; and at the "'0'
Church. ., c.i,, church.
r. Proceeds for the benefit q the cru,
no 2l-4t --------~
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II 4 r 7 NE LIS T
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER %.
ARRIVED.

Soop Ann McCarty, Hatton Piscataway grain wilmer
Washington. w w
soop Zion Hanmonls MattoX: grain, Wilmer & Washing
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B49K boof s15 ss 3Hd Sy zS ers
104, King street. 81
Mr. Buchanans Administration, on the eve
Of the Rebellion, one vol, 8 vo., cloth. 81 90:
Plain Talks on Familiar Subjects--a series
Of Popular Lectures, l2mo. cloth, 81 So
Artemus Ward, his Book, Sl.50.
Artemus Ward, his travels, $1.50
Can you Forgive Her-by Anthony Trollope,
I vol, vo 50, bound in muslin.
Just received another lot of Our MUTUAL
Friend" by Dickens, pa per covers, Slime
edition bound, $3.50.
no 24- GEO. E. FRENCH
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DEER AND BEAR HUNTING: us. the
season for Deer and Bear hunting In ourmoun
.tains. "A party St four gentlemen, consisting
~ AT IS. 81 arnsberger, esq, Major D. 4. Hop
a.sslins, DR.. ". D. Hopkins, Of Rocking CHAM,
~ and Col. VIM Brown, Of Albemarle, were out
in the ridges at the head Of Dry River, in this
county, two or three days last week, hunting
deer They killed four deer Col: Brown, the
Oldest hunter in the crowd, Ia gentleman IN the
Goth year of his age bringing down two a. and
DR.. Hopkins the others. DR. Hopkins: Killed
both of his at the same stand and With the same
@nn. both having come IN atthe same time, and
each receiving the contents OF each barre' OF a
double barreled shot gun :, +
Messrs. Harnsberger 4 Co. met other parties
). in the mountains who where also hunting deer
~ and hears. partyawho where OUT about the
u same time, and hunting on Skidmores Fork,
had had seen sen two deer and killed one:-> 9o
-, Rev. Addison Harper and two Messrs. Fulk
49, hadkiiled bear and another party q Rev. Mr.
Deer are not plenty where these gentlemen
"a hunted though pheasants were seen IN con-
siderable numbers near the SUBMITS OF the
ridges, -(shepherdstown Register.
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THE BRITISH ARMY AND NAVT.

The British army and navy estimates for the
year 1866 have lust been announced. The cost
Of the army is Ella 348 447, reduction of 4495, 900
from last var; of the navy Gl0. 392, 1884, decrease
of G3lG, 900 Total estimates for the military and
naval establishments for the coming year. f24,-
74oSs orn american Currency SasS,3s', from,
El62 to El72 OO0 and the royal laboratory from
G2l3 900 to&203 600 but the cost OF the gunpow-
der factor has been cut down from G8l 900 to
f34. 200. Another 10000 is asked this year for
the fortife.tons of the Mauritius, and With 600
more, it 3 said. the works Will be completed
But there are other works which are only just
begun. Asum of ES5 600 is included IN this years
estimates q the first installment Of 100000 to be
spent on the forti6cation OF the Bernudas; a
sum of $4,000 as first installment of EGO O0O ON
the defrncss Of Quebec; and the estimate cost OF
the deenes Of Nova Scotia upon wmcn S:o
In the naval estimates, million OF dollars are
appropriated for the completion Of the iron-cadS FL
Toussn ard Ell M0nassir. which have cost heavily
her IS. 900 There are also 900 boys in the SER
vice. and 1000 men in the coast-guard service,
against !, SO last year. making the total OOO-
The marine, number II 900. namely, 200 for SER
'O0D less taan in l864-'5. The civilians for the
coast.ruardservce are 80 against $50, leaving the
total force in the feet and c0ast-guard service
co. so, against II $50 last year.
Steamships. AS, of which 357 are screw and IS
paddle; 26screw ships are building; 69 effective
sailing ships are aioat; making the total Of steam
and s,ilins shibs $40. The building Of ine-of-
battle aa ships corvette. gun vessels and gun.
boats is Suspended. The classes into which these
vessels are divided, deducting those which are sns,
pended a seos s:.t ssd;ne dsto
iron. fourtl-rates aaoat, 2; ditto, wood. thirt.
rates, sfioa, 6. building l; ditto, wood fourth
rates. aaoat amor-patsd cnpols.sh;psS fourth
aaoat husding. /; ditto, sloops, wood; aloat,
ditto. enbo.ts, iron, building, 5; ditto. footing
batteries. iron. afoat, s. ditto ditto, wood aaoat
;; ships Of ths line .foat IS; sieates aao.s, ~
81 sioons. afeat, 49,. building 3; gun vsssels,
sfioat. eunboats, saoat los. building. ?; ten
ders Tugs, &c, aaoat, !; mortar ships. saoat, 4;
troop and store ships .oat i' yachts. sn4as 10 !,
small vessels aaoat, Is; dispatch vessels, afoat:
tenders, tugs, &C., aoat 40; troop aud store ships
aloat, /; yachts, afoat, s.. 49,
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QlQfAx 70
81 Sam Dan.


@o WE INVITE PARTICULAR ArfEN.
TIoN ~ our sale, by auction, 70 commence, at our
auction store, No. Governor street. THIS (Satur-
day. MORNING Ct lOA O'Clock, of VALUABLE
AND USEFUL ARTICLES, consisting, In part, Of
FINE ROSEWOOD TETE-A-TETES.
l AARBLE-TOp CENTRE-TABLE.
] 6ne MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
CABINETS, with mirrors;
CUSHIONED CHAIRS.
ARM-CHAIRS,
OTTONAN6y
SECRETARIES,
LOOKIN0-0LASSES,
SUPERIOR PIANOS. STOOL ana COVER,
and lot CHOICE MUSIC;
SILvER-PLATED WARE,
very fine. large-size DOUBLE-PLATED
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
PIER CLOCKS,
WATCHES, &c.
very fine GOLD WATCHES, eighteen ca
FoUR:rSUR sHEEr1No,
OSNABURG5,
COTTON YARNS,
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
Lot Of MISSES WORSTED HOSE,
CARPETS,
SHOWER BATH,
8 barrels good OLD WHISKEY,.
gallons OLD LONDON DOCK BRANDY,
BED BLANKETS,
COUNTERFANE6,
SHOES.
CAPS,
very fine WORK-BOX, inlaid with pearl;
and general assortment of useful articles for do
mestics. BURTON & WALLACE,
apl-lt Auctioneers. .
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nR@ SPECIAL NOTIcE.

nR@ SPECIAL NoTIcE.
Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,
no. l92 Main street,
will sell at their store, THIS Saturday. MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock,
FURNITURE, of every description;
READY-MADE CLOTHING, fine va
riety, embracing several suits OF Black
Cloth;
GLASSWARE,
FEATHER BEDS,
HOLSTERS,
PILLOWS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
SPRING MATTRESSES,
WRITING DESKS,
LETTER ENVELOPES,
Fine GOLD CHAINS,
WINDOW GLASS,
DRY GOODS,
STEEL PENS,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
8 barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER,
CHlLDREN'S SOCKS,
500 yards ENGLISH BLACK GRAPE,
MARINE and EYEGLASSES,
CHICKERING'S PIANO.FORTE,
with many other useful articles too numerous to
mention. REGNAULT & CO.,
apl Auctioneers.
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W SUPERIOR WRITING INK, warranted
to give satisfaction; sold in quantities to suit
neatly put up in glass and stone bottles, various
sizes also, BY the gallon. Also, for sale. RED and
INDELIBLE INKS. For the best Inks in the Con.
federacy, call on or address e. ID. HOVER & CO. I,
No. 4, under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth street,
Richmond, Virginia. apl-sts
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~ RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The edifice
belonging to the Universalists, on Mayo street.
having been rented by the Secretary of Nazarines,
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS will be- held there every
sunday morning at II o'clock.
The subject for discourse tomorrow: "THE
SUPREME VALUE OF THE HOLY SCRIP
TURES IN REFERENCE TO MANS DESTINY
AND DUTY" apl-lt
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az For SALE, q double-cased GOLD
watch; case beautifully chased; superior work.
manhip, and warranted in perfect .order. Price,
s2,s00 DARBY, READ 4 CO,
pl-ltS Twelfth street.
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'enemy ma 0(kAof bean driven boc1e a.
had changed 10 point Of sttack sloot
probably the latter.
vt p sisted that some Ave or aix
hundred prisoners were captured. Their
condition was pitiable. They were co.
verel with mud from head to heels.
Generals Grant Meade and Sheridan
wereon the Geld, or in it's vicinity. du.
ring the day. All the prisoners, and
several deserters who came over to IA.
assert this fact.
10th prisoners and deserters state
that me enemy's intention is to strike
the Southside railroad-probably ct the
juncaon. These statements are 80 uni.
form a. to cause some credence to be
placed in them. The prisoners state
their loss to be very heavy.
. It is supposed that the battle will be
renswed to-day unless the enemy in
trenches and assumes the defensive"
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Yesterday evenings Wing contains
the following telegram:
"PErERsBURc, March 3O-10P. MA
heavy fight has been progressing all day
in Dinwiddie, near Hatcher's run, eight
miles from Petersburg.
Nothing official has been received
here, but reports, up to five o'clock,
deemed reliable, state that three furious
assaults were repulsed.
"At half-past 2 o'clock the enemy
came up in overwhelming numbers, and
drove .Bushrod Johnson's division one
mile and a half.
"The Confederates were then rein
forced, which turned the tide of battle.
We then drove the enemy, with great
slaughter, to and beyond their original
position Of the morning.
"The ground is strewed with their
dead and dying, and seven hundred pri..
soners are reported sent to the rear.
"The affair Of last night for roar Of
cannon and musketry, which lasted two
hours, exceeded anything ever heard in
this section.
1t turns out to-day that both bellige-
rents conceived the idea that they were
being charged behind their works, when,
in fact neither had left their intrench-
ments hence the prodigal expenditure Of
ammunition.
cit was one of the most novel events
of this remarkable war.
"The loss was small on our side, and
is now not supposed to be large with the
enemy.
"AE quiet on that front to-day"
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
The latest advices from East Tennts>
see are: that the advance guard Of
Thomas's army were threatening Bristol
on Wednesday,,and it was thought
likely they might occupy the place yes
terday. Some skirmishing with thNene~
my's cavalry has occurred west of Bris~
tol.
Yankee raiders are reported to be ad-
vancing towards Marion, in Smyth
county, Virginia, and towards Salisbury,
North Carolina.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh papers report all quiet in
that vicinity on Wednesday. There was
not even rumor from the front.
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nW MASONIC NorIcE.-The MEN,
BEkS OF RICHMOND LODGE. No. 10, are
hereby notified to attend called meeting on THIS
Saturday EVENING at O'Clock.
BY order Of the W. NJ.
April LIST, A. l.. 1865, A. ID. 1865.
ap lit JAMES E. RIDDICK.
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10y BOTTLES WANTED. highest
price paid for.HALF-PINT and PINT BOTTLES
lglass or stone that free from grease turpen-
tine; bought in any quantity by HON Err & CO.,
No. 4, under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth street.
ap lite
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~ FoR-SALE, a very fine ENGLISH
DOUbLE-BARREL GUN, with sporting equip
ments. Price, $l.5OO.
Also, q CAkBINE, of the new patent, for
mounted service. Price, 400. To be seen at tho
EXAMINER OFFICE. apl-lts
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NIFTY GAUGER.-I respectfully an.
" nounce myself CANDIDATE tor reelection
TO the Office Of CITY GAUGER II oAeaing my.
self for reelection for the tenth time cannot re-
frain from returning my sincere thanks 70 the
merchants for their uniform kindness ard lberality
assuring them that they viii ever be sreatfully re-
membered by fsp l-t'l RICHARD FOX.
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} II. STARKE FOR ALDERMAN

II y IL "a AxkJAAJ + O0 x0AOEnQxAN.-
l MONROE WARD.-Messrs. Editors: I
wish to give some reasons which think ought to
induce every voter in the Ward to vote for Mr..
STARKE. He has lived among Us for thirty years !;
long enough to become acquainted with the inte-
rests and wants Of our people, He is practical me-
chanic, and therefore, knows the interest of that
large and useful class Of our population. He is,
also, practical merchant, and knows the mercan-
tile wants OF our people. When impressment Of
labor is to be made by the court he viii that It
is equally divided between ali classes; which others
cannot do for want of the information which Mr..
STARKE possesses. He has served "a Magistrate
for many years. Those who wish to know how he
performed the duties can apply to the Mayor Of
our city, to the Clerk of our court, to the Ser
geant, and to the many lawyers who practiced at
the bar at that time. He has his office on Main
street, just where every man is apt to be when
he wants the services of magistrate. It is not
often that you want magistrate at his dwelling.
and if you did, very few men can be found at their
dwellings in business hours. Now, Voters, look to
your TICKETS and see that Mr.. STARKE'S name
is on it before you vote and then will be certain
Of one good ALDERMAN.
AN OLD CITIZEN OF MONROE WARD.
ap IT.
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10y RELIGIOUS NorIcE.--Rev. w. II.
CHRISTIAN Will preach at CLAY STREET
CHURCH, corner Of Clay and Adams streets, on
SABBATH EVENING, ID instant, ct Il o'clock,
for the special benefit Of the young. apl-lt'
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THO CHARLES CAMPBELL, ESQ.,
We, the undersigned, voters of the city Of
Richmond. believing that you are the proper man
for the SUPERINTENDENT Of the GAS WORKS
at. this time, urge upon You to announce yourself
a CANDIDATE for the same. Knowing that You
viii bring to bear tbs same zeal aud attention
which you devoted to it during the time you were
superintendent, We pledge you our undivided sup
nor4. VIM. G. PAINE,
RI NAURY,
- T. MCCARTHY,
b. T. WILKINSON,
w. NcKIEL,
f. H GILL,
JAMES WALSH,
Z. H. NONTEIRO,
s. WIN. L MAULE,
r~nl-tda /. W. WALKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

f~ MADISON WARD. - Voters for
Magistrate in Madison Ward y i'll ind it important
to vote for one col petent, and. at the same time
over forty-ve, - all others will be called upon to
20 into the neld.
Vote for WIN. A. WRIGHT, who 10 both compe-
tent and over Jorty-fye. NH Sl-5t'
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Rno 1lel II, 5o1 y :. =
4. =. STOKES "a !. 0OR9o3,
4. T 1791l 1sl.o,r ~ :; 3. . t -
MILLI4n rArIoR .T.CHAxpLN
'oA' y r4 Join 8 i. HI "a Il. WlIl'
fmA 3t-9tsj
IT J. sTARKE, by announcing himself
SON WARD, win receive thevotes q many isienda.
Many VOTERS.
TN REPLY TO THE ABOVE CARD.
u I win serve tie ward as ALDERMAN, il elected,
TO the best OF my ability; but cannot consent 70
electioneer far opposition. submit TIE deciaon
70 my friends and votefs of Nadison Ward, IN which
have reeenfly movedmy reaidsnee.
@n .l-tde THO0. ,. SIARKK.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w MOUNDS JOHN =; SPEED. e 1y.sa.
resignation OF Hon. William C. Rives. Rlecfian.
the 10th day Of April. NH 3l-tde
ITO "MANY VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
L WARD "-0cntlemen In reply = your card
Of yesterday. in which you saw t to address me in
such aattering terms, beg leave 70 say that you
think you see in my course those merits which you
seek to place in the Council ef the city eheerfaly
yield to ysur wishes, and announce myself CAN.
DIDATE for the CITY COUNCIL from JEFFER-
SON WARD, pledging myself faithfully, to the best
Of my humble abilities. to discharge the duties re-
posed in me by my fellow-citizens.
Respectfully,
NH s0-3ts ALBERT MILLsPAUGH.
DE0PLES TICKET FOR JEFFER.
I SON WARD.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, J.H. PLEAsANTS.
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS, r. L. A. WILLIAMS,
L. +. CHANDLER.
r. o HASKINS, ~. STOKES,
N. NJ. LEE. A. MILLSPAU0H.
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON.
NH 3l-2ts1
Y1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
AND ARMY.-I thank you for the call you
have made upon me; and should it be your plea
sure to elect me, will endeavor to discharge the
duties of the Office Of HIGH CONSTABLE to the
best of my ability. A. A. FARLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

TTVO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
AND ARMY.-I thank you for the call you
have made upon me; and should it be your plea
sure to elect me, will endeavor to discharge the
duties of the office Of HIGH CONSTABLE to the
best Of my ability. A. A. FARLEY.
NH 30--3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, the PRI-
VATE and THEATRICAL WARDROBE ol
Miss IDA VERNON, consisting. In part, of the I'll.
lowing articles:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

"ANTED. some person to take charge
w Of SMALL FARM ave uiles hbn he
city, containing eighteen acres, With house oon-
tanning i've comfortable rooms. Apply 70 =. Il.
CHESfERMAN, box 70l, or Cathssins street, b.
tween Clay and Leigh.
P.S-Wanted 20 rent. nv STEAM MIL. a
south side dock. [mh ?iESiau6ts1 L. II. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w NOUNCE JOHN n. SPEED. q LyneA-
burg, Q candidate for the 6EAT IN THE HoUA8
OF REPRESENTATIVE rendered vacant b. III
resignation Of Hon. William G. Ryes. KlecfiAn.
the 10th day Of April. nh 3i-tde :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

" AN E d, Ave hundred cords Of
w OAK BARK, at the Steam Tannesy. The
highest market price viii be paid Ia CHESTNUT.
SPANISH, WHITE and RED OAK HARK. Gen.
tracts can be made ct the tannery Or ~ mail.
LOUIo 0I1NI.
- NH l8-eod4WS . Dacon's Quarter Branch.