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- J. @. G1E0ELE,
FRED. LETT,
o. J. ROSE
po19w95-i1t Honrd OF Public Work.


l. CNDERS DURING TIRE WINTER
OE11Cx OF TIE Board OF PUBLIC WoKKs,
Chicago. November %. 1s&5.
Sealed Proposals Will be received by tho Board Of
Public Work. at thelf office until II a. n1 Thursday.
November 3Qth. for covering with clnIer1 the dryt3
and wa1D Of Jefferson Park. according to speciuca-
tioDs hert On de-.
Proposals. mnst b. addressed to the Board of Public
works. endorsed Proposal ros Hauling Cinderz' aud
be accompanied with tie usual k0 bond with suretes
to be approved by the Board Bids can be made tor
doing tho work at price per cubic yard.
The Noard the right TO reject any ali btdg
md will accept proposal unless they have evidence
sadssctory to them that the parties offering 1t Is
petent, reliable and responsible.
J. G, G,GFDELE,
FRED LETT,
OIL. RUSE.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-11-29
In Over-heated Factories. &C.,

Those who arr compelled to breath the unnatural e
MosPhefe OF such paGea should sustain the sfeogth
One Of tse r5ad n,npestles ot the article i that il
the lungs End akin Capable OF resiat1R the eecfs al
bAd 1lr, 1nd or rapid changes Epm hezf 10 cpld-
, 1865-11-29

Just Issued.
The MONITOR. Oh HAND Eook OF SECRET D,HrAsEs
And other Secrets Worth Knowing. By nr. james,
formerly Of 1smes'Loek Hospital. Custom House.at,
New Orleans, L., and now Of SO Enudolph street.
Chicago, Illinois.
Cus7rx1s OF BooE.-H!story, origin. nature and
danger OF Secret Dtseases such as syphtk, spt.na-
tor7hea. &C., DC. Showing how you may know when
ron have them and how 10 avoid them.
Also, important Information to females, DC, DC.
pr.Ja,n4, specially phydciAa In the treatment Of
syphilis. spesmatorzhea, and tho other species Of pi-
vate disorders.
pr.Jsmes is consulted daily At SO Rsn1o,ph srees.
besween State and Dearborn streets.
on,ce open nona = 4. N. TIL s pm.
Consultations fnviolable.
F.s-Cettain Clark street Chicago quAeks have d
msnlA Tor coping Dr. James advertisements part Of
one Is copied IN this paper, b, Clark street Doctor.
Il Tho Doctor t7) Is requested respectfully 70 give
credit $. y1se
, 1865-11-29

Really possessing al tha properties claimed for th4u
dls!nct species Of Fsmses, VIZ: ouics, alterali7e
aud la1At1vcA. anu daily proving by lts opHkjos1 ia
easss requiring no s1hibtfon Of these three mp1tznt
rify and the best possible proporttcas. t~
, 1865-11-29

Here The market was quiet, with eales on the
Stock Doard a. 1fsA. On the et1eet the market
opened At 1sCh and closed At 1174 hui there il
very little disposition On the part Of brokers to FOL-
low New York quotations. They have no cpua
dcncc in the present advance
Government stocks hse depressed sna lower
ta1e4 Of the July issue Of 6evrn!Ih,rtie were made
on the Stock Doard ut 954. We quote:
, 1865-11-29

The maiD'stay Of health Is gone. To tstore 1t she.
dccntnR or 10 prevent lts loss this stoHncblc il h
talnhle The word dlufalhlc Is often rashy enploycd,
but it IL used here the 0nly expression Hlc Gafiy
sppekt1eF.
, 1865-11-29

The following tables show the receipts and ship
ncuts ofprpduee for the week ending Nor. e5, and
from Jan. 1st. 10 date:
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO FOR
TIE WEEK ExDISo GOV. q, AHD TBok JAN. TO
, 1865-11-29
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN

ARGE SALE Of GOVERN
IL AIEET PROPERTY.
OTTICx ASSISTANT qCAzIxnxAsrm,1
NAtHvnrE- Tenn, Nov. 18Th, ls65
,1Enl Offer for aafe At pobltc suction ut tho o. S..
franklin shops. u Nashville, Tenn commencing
. - MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
LES Amy, Log. Hay and Wood Wagons, Ill rrsuS-
fes Wagons, e hs:so WsSan.. E1pfess Fason, 8.
Ing, 2,tIR set Mule Harness wheel and lead, 50 set
Ho9s Harness wheel and lssd -. -; TssSs nd Riding
Saddles ron zuaa. Head and Neck H.lters, st6
Chains. Log Gha;uh bearing and Bteast Cha!ns.
Lines, Water Buckets, WaE9n Co7ess. 6c-+ &c.
TOOLS.
set BIaek1mlih's Tools,
5 boxcs WhcelKr1EhHs Toof&,
1G2 Parallel T!sca,
set2 Sldd1trss Tnols,
AuEurs, Axes, latchets, Chise:s. Punches, Snoye1s
Spades, Picks, Portable FoEEes, &c, dc.
6nle to ounmeuce At O'Clock :. 10 ;, On Tuesd4y,
the 3th dry or December nttf, aud toattlu taly On
til tho pr persy Is all disposed OF.
Terms cash ia Government funds.
Capt. 4. Z. EDDY
-Ch!efQ n: Dept fTenn.
z. 3. K1RK, Brcyet Aa md 4. Q. n nos1M
, 1865-11-29

And Its e4uahle crc1fatfon, exemption from tha
you you'd escape coughs colds, dpthnts, III aena-
lung feSer intefmitfeata asthma, &c. 4e, nYiEu4ste
~ current md resniatc tA now-wikh AbsTETTEH'9
STOMACH B1TTERS,
, 1865-11-29
0Ee x&&eIoN.

Il The only Fn5sles,n n spsc11at nov IN the city
that ean Be entirely relied upon. Go 10 u1, and not
suffer Disease to reuain In your sJstcn. CURING
your ee md body beaides destroying you, happ1pess
ard future prospects, In life, he tss uade p.,son,t
ttseasea and neEroul debility his seuy for tho last
tEenty years. md Is therefore che person whom M
afflicted should consult No ont eTer heard of pa-
ut Of his not being cured unce be haz been in the
city. HIS reputation has vouchers In al the city pa-
pers, his patients and the edcai profession both here
and aoFosd being tho most skilled Specialist here
aad thorough nastE Of his profession. II ali others
tau, oont despair; give him CALL II u only Il com-
mon oteuHcnca With him 70 cure such cases. Hls
roos k1e separate for lsdiea and gentlemen and tho
most complete tn the city. Consultations nee md
confidential.
on1ce No. 17a South Clark streetcorues OF Monroe.
half block from the Post Once. Post ONCE Boz 154
Chicago, III. on1te houra from .. m toar.m,
Send for bis "Guiat TO Health" published 1nouthly,
rec Of charge.
youFG MEs, TAXI PARTICULAR Eo1Ick-poctor
B2elov degotea much Of ha time to the Treatment of
those cases caused BY secret habit which ruins both
body and mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
for either baaneas society. The ssd effect at these
cary habits, OF the e1cess Of rtper years. to weaken
and dentlItate the constitution. destroy the phyaical
and mental powes diminish AID enreetle the natural
Feelings, and exbaust the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of life rnaHed, the object OF marriage
huatzzted. and existence Itself rendered term Of IN.
ceaang ui,sr7 and regret Such pezsors. especially
those contemplating marriage, should Lose no TING In
mailing immediate application, ~ DE. b. BY his new
treatment Is enabled to ensurn 4 speedy and pe.sus-
nent cure.
, 1865-11-29

- Ut111L6, NOV. 8.
FlnrR-Tneh4nred.
GEAIS-Whe1t In hight milling demand Milwaukee
upftng, rcr sample lia9ls0 Ko-l Aliwaakee spring
g11f Gnsn EaGs4c. oatsnnmknAl. harley tlcaai.nL
Eye 5a4Ac.
FKA&$1.O-
PmK-3N-m
NumEKv-$2.M. ...-....
CANAL LFxIoHfs-Wheat to Rochexte sKc.
lHoEIt-F1our sur hris wheat 10, ,s9l IN; corn
1esA bu: oats l1.4s1 bu; barley 1.313 bu.
CANAL EHoRIs-F1our 2.61 brts; wheat 3, 60 bu !:
com I.aI7 bu: oats LED hu.
, 1865-11-29
DIR. III. G. Townsend.

Dr. II. G. Townsend,
Formerly Of Boston, Massachusetts,, has taken rooms
at 80 Morroc street, Room Nc. g. the Post Uce.
Indies or Eeutien,cn visiting Tbs city, deslrous Of
medical advice and tEsstsnent viii na The Doctor In
will be promptly answered. Consultation nee and
confidential. po19E9Q5-I3tsu WAY
, 1865-11-29

It il currently known as the Miners Nedlctne~ soa
lts popularity In ali the Kolu regions or the Westoca
HeM1Epherr clearly Bnows .h4t 1t Is considered tndts
Een.ab!o 70 thc preservation Of health amid the prt7s-
lie Of the gold hunter aid pioneer. - '-'S
, 1865-11-29
After an Attack Of Sickness,

When tbs animal poWerS a{a exhausted, thu u11ss
weak, the utot depressed. snd al tue poxe1a of 4
taly It leE s9h hs5e L no restorative comparable
With The E1ITER5 They relnofe every orYa1, gently
stimulating the circulation Improve tha qasltx a I'd
blood, clear the c1orded brain. and tmpar1xo tb1
trembling nerves stability and ntmncss.
, 1865-11-29
WEEKLY REVIEW or TIE OHICAt;O
MARKET,

TCEbpAT ETES1Eu, Nov. r..
FHEJEHT8-LAKK FAK16uTs-Nere dull md
neglected.
EAanoAp FrE1GHn--Are unsettled, "a the SCOUTING
under system Il now in inl force. Ne hear Of en-
EaEemcna 1t {: 10 for Flour to New York-a decline
OF aoc on the published ta14n. Thte IL very little
fright going forward Agents offered to-day to lake
tth c'ass # sl.oo to NEW York. The following are
, 1865-11-29

Pneketshtps and Merchantmen 1t IL regularly shnea
- The best Known preventive Of And remedy tpT So
cases xhers such an a;ent s requifed Sea esptains
q the most valuable portion Of thsir medical stnI
They arc OF opinion that fortified By luch m tndoSe
"Xe1IoW Iack.r ~ ~'eAs
, 1865-11-29
Montreal MArkc1

NoxTRIAI, Eov. q
FIoCE-E1per eI71 1t f1..19 EDO; cItra 1t 81. .p1z
:15; fancy Mt {6 Sa$6Go Wc&nd Canal 1t fSp02s1Q
No. Canada wheat At 60 0o66 6.10.
EEAIK-HheAt-CAnA6Aa At II Is: Te3te1u st IL 1t2
LIZ Oats It 1l3Sc. Barley Il eQa63c,
, 1865-11-29
Among Officers Of the Z. q Armr

And army SURGEONS, HosTETrER's RtTTERs ara r,
sssesasys pFogest!ss Of re Pealee be teatsa
aud cs1np hospitals, and tn tho Government fs1Is
toes al HA1h1uRtoH and eseNhere, DY The ns- ~
IL has oeea warmly endorsed and largely pztronre
, 1865-11-29

ColEnte's Honey Sonp.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, IN such universal dc.
sud, Is made from the choicest materials Is mild and
ernoIlent IN Its nature, IaEranty SCENTED and ex.
trfmcly beneficial IN It's action upon the skin. For
sale By nil Dtugglsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
oF&13t
, 1865-11-29

TORONTO, Nor. 2s.
FIarK-es.so77.s5: extra. es5oG7.sn; supedue,
$3!1596.no.
GK1w-Whest-sltot3t.so for fall: $1.1s9l.90 for
suing. Barley, 609G6c. Oats, 3AzTC. Ptaa, 30355c;
Eye-N1pe,
, 1865-11-29
The Shaking Martns

OF fFKyKR AID AGrK. tnstead Of being doscd formatAs
pFomrtiy sst SHoe thsr net again x.aous aanEeFot
tesnttteut. Taken safeguard Axztn1I tia4Ina II
FentsIs an attack Of cuuIs EKvK1 sneol1teiY IN
possible
, 1865-11-29


To Alt!any; Is 20 2lo
10 fhlAdeiphl1~ LIZ 2-9
Io Mootrca1. l.17x IS ....
19 nuaa!2; I2 80: 12
sfas. IsssiSsd 'ar Eefk, hs: salppsa Isll5 = 4,
ela: ehipped. lf1I1ts Tie Neek the market
aas &C g char VIII ~ sxtree dullness and
1trFetalca owl1s to the slaost unaF newl
l!9In SsE loTk. aao ths t1'inuss alGeGity Ia OBJ,
tatlhE freent room Y thS StH England STATES, and
prices hnre Cec1tncd 1t2x-c rer barrel.
TGoAf-The market MS dull. Sales were NnrTE
NIx7EK-1u hrts t,lus "t1 At *1159 50 br1s Lima
Atas. lta dF!s "scGt. = lo-r At ?. t. ftn WIN.
tEE-sS LIS on r. H. 6PE1S0 ExrEAs-lal oEle not
and 10 t1ls sOyamhl's" On p. t.; 10 bss nnsound
atas@ e. RrSEEnE4T E EIoEs9 hfs st = -: Q nfts
e {a4s; Is Iris at&s'5- Ne quote closing pr1cea as
toll9wst ...u.
Ghoice Hh!tc
-N""'''@""-|-s" ."%*~*'N""sssss
:. - -
I@1s3 Sp tk LAn 9MF hGV
Common .........---..........., $50 80
RFe l0nT 3QA 35o
, 1865-11-29

In the form Of stamp engraved On Steel to counter.
felt which 1a felony. See, therefore, that ths Gov
M MEnSAEsT couSTERsIGN, q vell IS ihs engFsvsa
label and note Of hand Of the rkupEfttora attached
to each bottle. Tbs label il etnbellished xith ID
pero EerEesentation Of - GearRe horseback b tbs
act Of sptanx the Dragon, and underneath Ia stled
OF escutcheon beartn1 = warning Inscription, 1nieS
counte1!elters arr advsed to Rad before theJ cnF
the penalty which It sets forth. Below ttts again "
HOsTETfER d SMITHS note of hand, tho aie1ature
Of which It would be rathe strtous ouauess foeKe.
Hfhe public win look to the.e vef1fcattous OF h4
xrnuine4s Of the Artcle before theJ thsy c
not be deceived. The proprietary lAbel md Goven-
menG stump both e1tcutsd steel IN the est md
most eIabornte style Of bank note engraving. and ar6
probably The most expensive Specimen Of g7uphc nj
ever attached 10 any ueaacal pfcpGf7tlon-
, 1865-11-29

Common Sense Teaches Us g..
ss Il our bodies ara nAsuTsI1y tsehe don1ttsd ~
ssnsa e, tastask ofsnmgsh and visalisJ must b Me-
DaAl.
, 1865-11-29
PORT OF CHICAGO.

MARINE NE WIS,
, 1865-11-29

The Government C0RA4eralxR.
TIE COUHTEEFEITEG OF
N0$TETTER'S STOMACH b]7TERx
1s now somewhat more eer7oua welt AZ dft]cult
business than 1t wa few years kXr each bottIe of
the genuine article being authenticated By the
Official Endorsement Of the q. 8, Rev
enEe Department,
, 1865-11-29

And the di2a1 train OF disorders which Il 3eads ara
arerfed b. The use Of noSTErTEE"S ArrTER3 10 .
preventive, cuftd With aatnlshtas ccIes4tT ny ~
direct and Ecnta operation upou the stosch thaify9
End tie nervous 1y1teh1.
, 1865-11-29
m<bfffxal.: -"
>HOSTRTTER,Bf,
-C3NRATU
ST O NJ ACH
BTTTERS,

Common Sense Teaches Us g..
Ihas 4 our bodies are naturally sen.e doo1,ssd y
s@skas.. @ tos ,.sk ofsu@ssh md vsslisy must % M1
z isss *ses:Hs ss1s H e %
Experience has Taught Thousands
n1a a99es ~ ns rs,asss s say .ae
directed through the pese {ht4s i nons % esie ss
if:ffaef s sr6aaehf ssstse + II 'a ao
During Twelve Successive Years
This g1eas Household Tonic and .N,es1a,s haa u.s.
.snsd j. "a 3o os 4. sss en
..e s ssSth h1 y q ga x.3s
west Indies. and Aasualia- @S-A~>' 'D'
The Horrors Of Dyspepsia,
And tho dtana1 tau Of elsoEts1s which IL ead asu
averfed b ne use et nosrErrEEs RfrTEEs sss
direct and Gcnta operation upou tae stoseh kaif.9
The Shaking Martyrs
u5a s e sas % s5 e sa1 sdn
1t e e F.,1.
Ii Jou are Bilious
Ihcre + nothing that touches the Ir.1R the seasoe
Rif;'o Sih| IL sSs siisas e.
g e. = thu
After an Attack OF Sickness,
Thsa .hs animal pove.s aze exhausted, tho palss
, 1865-11-29

brt. Eecetred latt week. :,Sa hsiss shIpped iSIii
mis. Received corresponding weez last yer 1s.4o0
ara: Shipped ILL! tHle I1rLg the week the market
has hen ehsfscteslzed witt ~ sxtrems dulaess and
from New YORK, and The crl:inuea dlEcnlty ID ob.
1aI!hg freight room to tns Nsw England States, and
TooAr-The market Rss dull. Sales were: Wnrrg
NIN7ER-1W f!s s"tr at <119: 50 brls ''Llnua
It 49,; 1ca hrls 'scGt. < L0-r At t. ifCp VIM
1EE-sa LIS On .. !. kFE5SQ ExrEAR-lal pEle Qa&
, 1865-11-29
Experience has Taught Thousands

Inst anoos ~ nc remedies for physical and eou,sf-
tuuooa1 psoet5snoa 70 which public attention hss oe@
u1e1sg4 thtoasn enH ptese thtz0 u noua 10 aaf =
sE5eAn!s % seft3tn y IL heuec!al Ersutts 10 HD8
, 1865-11-29

(Fton I:ev Wra. Smith, formerly pastor Of the Vim
cenrowh and MIlGlie IN. ~ 9a1tst Chu1chea.l
Having Hsed In ny famGy i number or bottles of
yonr nooGsnd.s @ Gssman B,steEs haze y :a1 that
ted 10 !emoye the diseases they are FecommnGed hf.
btatet ard useful In disorders ol tho liyef loss
OF appetite. DC: have also rccommended them TO
them greatly beneficial IN the rs.tnrat!on ct health
Tours truly, WILLIAM SMITH,
96s Hutchinson st., Phtl9delpnts.
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Sssss ssss N sss.asssr
AT his rcsidence. IN Manchester, on the 7th in.
slant, Mr.; WILLIAM JOHNSON, il the forty -afth
year OF his age. 1904
lie fell victim to consumption, but, sustained
BY faith in bis Redeeinsr. he bore his protrart.d
sleings With great patience, and died rejoicing in
the prospects OF Heavenly rest -
The midnight stars arc clea1i1Ae
Upon the silent grave;
NOW sleeping, without dreaming,
Ahc one We could not save
The cloud Of grief is keeping
Its shadow on our brows
On, blame Us moi for weepinc-
we have no father now
nus mineral Will be preached THIS AFTERNOON
I" O'Clock at the Manchester Baptist Church.
Killed, on the evening of the 9th instant. in An
engagement with the enemy near BURGESS Mil.
bngadier-0 General JOHN PEGRAM, Provisional
Army OF the Confederate States.
His funeral will take place from St. Paul,s Church
nO-MokROW THURSDAY MORNING at II O'Clock.
attend. ''>~ ~
Baltimore papers will please copy.
Killed in action, in advance of his colors. on
MONDAY. the 9TH instant. at uatchcr's Run, near
petersburg, GEORGE A. SPENCE. company II.
Twelfth Virginia infantry, Mahone's division,
Ills funeral will take place at the residence of
bis father, Mr. Il +. Spence. on FRIDAY NEXT
at o'cloek =. II. Friends and acIIaiutauess Of
the lsInily respectfully invited to<attend.
Was killed n action. IN board the flagship Tir-
gina. on the cath Of January last, JAMES
K EENAN, III the twenty third year of his age
The deceased was native of Jefferson county, New
York After serving three years i'll the s..cnd Mis-
sl>@pr, regiment, which he Joined 1t the beginning
OF the wal, h. WAS Transferred to the Confederate
State nafy.
New York Herald requested 10 notice
o. Tuesday. february THAT hall past ) o'clock
r NJ, after a long illness, Mrs. MARY +. Ed
WARDS, in the forty-sixth year Of her age
She leaves two daughters and many friends to
mourn their loss. Her funeral will take place from
her late residence, corner of Catherine and Henry
streets, THIS ghursday) EVENING at 3 O'Clock
The flnera, of her son, DAVID =. EDWARDS,
Of company u. First Virginia regiment, wlrD died
in the hospital at Gettysburg, September 18th,
1868. will also be preached at the same time and
place The friend and acquaintance IF the family
are invited TO attend.
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OBITUARIES.

Ded at his residence, III Richmond, Virginia, OIL
the 1th of January, Mi. JEROME u. AKN4ALL,
Ill the forticth year Of his age.
Mr.. Arnall was Il man Of genial temperament,
walm-healt ted and faithful jn his character. Ho-
noted and beloved most by those who knew him
best, his life Is rendered precious in the me-
mory OF his friends 10y the steady tortitude and
Christian calnness with which he met death.
Confined to his room for many months, he had
time not simply to learn the evancscent nature. OF
earthly things, but to cultivate abiding conf
denc- IN the God Of all consolation. And 50 COM
plcte was the discipline wrought in hun by the a1-
bictioDs through which he passed, that 1ortitude,
patience and meekness founu a high Developer
IN his character, and he enabled with rare re-
Ngnation, to meet his end. lie leaves wife and
three children to mourn their loss.
May the God OF all comfort protect and bless
them, and grant them solace in this atiiction
4 ERIESn.
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1@~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-E. =. Cook,
Auctloncer, having returned to the city, dcsires-to
inform the public generally that from this date, he
will devote his personal services, auctioncer, to
conduct all sales entrusted to his care either at hi,
store, private residences, at the horse lot. He
his patrons that the same in all sales,
. and the utmost rromptitude Of settlement, which
have comnaniel such liberal patronage in past
times. shall still be used. No. 20 Main street.
&c G-1t
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Ne" PUBLICATION" Free Masonry
and the War" A highly interesting 70.
port of the Committee Of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. on the subject. See
advertisement.
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Died, at his residence in Hanover county, January
81, 1865, after long, but painful, illness OF
dropsy, NICODEMUS TANNER IN the fifty
second year Of his ace

sVCOHu year age.
He leaves a wife and eight children, besides a
large circle OF friends and acquaintance, to mourn
their i1reparahle loss: We sincerely hope their los
is his eternal gain. He was member OF the Round
Oak Baptist Church, Ill Caroline county, for many
years. lie was beloved by all who knew hun. We
rests i'll the Of his blessed Jesus The morn
ing preceding the night he died, he raised his fee
ble voice and sung: You may have the world,
but give me Jesus We have strong hopes that
his companion and children follow after bis foot
steps and when it may Please their Heavenly Pa
rent to call them from thus world, oh, may they be
prepared to meet him Oh that peaceful shore where
hath said "Gome unto me all We that are weary
and heavy laden, and j will give you rcat.'
Written by 4 frend-onc who feels for bis bcrcav-
cd wife and chiiden. NJ u. Is.
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majority voted down Mr.. Brswn's reso.
luton instructing the Military Commit.
tee to report bill putting two hundred
thousand negro soldiers in The army. 49,
This puts this vcxcd question at rest, at
least for time. ! -
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nNE HUNDRkD DOLLARS RE
ANN, left the premises of Mr.. Thomas wyatt, on
Church Hill, on the 18th Of January last, AGED
about thirteen years hair straight and black. She
Is supposed to be harbored somewhere in the CITY or
suburbs Ths above reward will be paid for her d.
livery to Mr.. 3. A.. J. Clofton's Office, conner q
Fifteenth and Franklin streets, or any information
that viii lead to her recovery:
fe7-3ts J. L. BROwNLEY.
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DOR SALE. rRIyATELY n an.

LOis SALE, 1'RlyATELY,s n small
l. FARM. containing twelve acres, with i cone
Portable HOUSE with three rooms, with kI1tHEN
and all necessary OUr-HOUslSS; also, u large
ICE-HOCSE. 1t is suitable for market garden;
city. and fifteen minutes ride on the cars il could
b. male an excellent business stand there il q
great deal Vi tras cling done Oh this rvAd: For par.
heulals, apply to z.ssS. - :
f. st WM, W. SNFAlJ. Tenth .frc0f.
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GTOLEN from the subscriber, in Gooch
~ land county, about the LIST instant, TWO
AoRSES-one a sorrel, rubbed on the sides by har-
ness, and the other grey mare about twelve years
Old, with dark spot on one OF her shoulders. A
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery Of the
horses, or for any information concerning them.
L. L. ELLIS,
fc '--3t~ Coal Till po5t-otice, 0oochlanl.
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NOT CAPTURED.

Colonel Mosby, now in this city, yes,
terday received telegram stating that
none of his men had been captured in the
Shenandoah Valley, as alleged by the last
Yankee newspapers.
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GErAT MEETING or THE pE0rLE TO RI
NEID 1T T'HE AFRICAN CHCRCH on
~ RSfAI, 9NE NEN5H fNST1& III
T1ELfE o'CIoCh aI
PRESIDENT:
Hos. Il. III. /. kl-NTEE.
ettf-fk' sTpt>r~:
lie lxeelleuuS Uo,usn- George W. Muniord,
or Smith. John kAakis.
T}os. ". MNante. Wm, H. Mscta.land.
iud,,e wna. II, Lyons. John ieoosy,
abraham WARWICK. John Randolph Tucker,
Eaicirh 7. Daniel, General R. Anderson,
George X. Cfw'ehhed reaohy Il Gra.tan.
nr. J. 4, Cunningham, 1hos. X. Price,
John rurGe.l, nr. Robert G. Cabcu.
Wellington Goidin. A. Y. Stokes,
Lofiin \. Etlett.
~ f11tEst~.
,1oha Mit>bc), JAM M, IaualA
Hs.lauIA :fler. ,asn.s y. ters,l;n
i. NJ. smith.
n-u. nusa -, =, hey, Of slrcinla
Ho''. IhpIass ] Scrnaos, # Louisiana.
lion. Jo1a y. Giln,-r, e A,l5A Cargllua
to,s- /. benjamin. 1t Iou!.i,..a;
tie,. g. +. Hcnry, Of fcnracsse,;
Hon. Humphrey Maj hasI, of Kentucky.
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GMAII., FARM OF SIXTEEN ACRES.
~ on THE Old MOUNTAIN ROAD. aEvEN
MILLS FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE rNT>s
NA1ELY.-Ih,s property is occupied by Mr.. l.. L.
Ihrc:k,no,ton, aud adjcins John Clark, Alfred
Winston, and others. Il
The dwelling has tire roo[.ls, and IL CONSIDERABLY
and web arranged. All the unt-huilin:s are new
There l. fine orchard vi imported trees.
Thirteen aer-s are cleared and we'll jmpros cd; this
balance In vuyis. GECEDS s. wILLTAMS.
TIE.
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COMMISSION IIOUSE-Ihe subscri
! hers have associated themselves, under the
styleof lfHI. fIEAsANPS, for the purpose OF
SELLING IN COMMISSION such articles as NAV
b. con ssgred Ia thsr by farm, rs aud others.
Their ons.e il at the aiicton-Aouse Of Hiu DieA.
msot X Co., sorner u franklin and Well Streets
They solicit the patronage OF their friends sn;f
The publie>
They hare sooI ,t,te-hoi-. ana stable.
n. b. HILL,
J. II. fLEASAETS
ebrlary Ia, 1863. IL s-~3a vim ses
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NTRA1E ED, on the morning of February
~ 9th, il daIt-red COW, very small long hair
particular marks recollc.ted; answers to tn.
name Of Betsy. The finder VIII be suitably re-
warled by returning her to my residence terminus
OF Marshall street. e. a-3t JOHN B. DAVIS.