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.X \u25a0 is far v practicable th earliarrofvMOrrSTJLKDIBd I*f*£ , theTreaaujwr.Aasistaat Treasn.V:.^VAT' ' mth-'dinVentSt*ia«, M,' receive thoeaid not- reeatom, on deposit, issu-f loan, upon hypothecs.

Ii Tat asid certiaoateetorpiratic* of ninetyv ' Mbof theabortbonds an' - tax i .. - wit]

I" ' i. to payment oi bond**-" ' " ? i r centum.~,--.: t. 0 <"; A. TRENHOLM," *-~ TB n. -rotary of the Treasury.

"V DCTAMinucT, )\u25a0 ':,:e :r ?\u25a0- , 'Jtt< met m Oct< ? r 12,1864. )VTO N-TA X ABLE BOKI >a FHT. > DRED-MnXIOWLOAX? SALE CON-" L' " ' - iona bavins beena -f.r bondsat tfc | jprioe of one bun-c:. J nr. ,thirty-five -\u25a0. lai ?:.; intareat, undercir- I-:?\u25a0 ?;?--: :- :.. :\u25a0 ;' ... >BI i bean determined to continue tfa2 s»ie* '\u25a0 \u25a0 | rtbernotie*.Agentafor the sab ol '.:.. Ie Bonds are instrn tedto ... t .n accordance with thu oa ier ; «n i the atten-i the Ooremmcnt ia par-I - «\u25a0\u25a0 ' ' O. A. TRENHOLM,

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-? under the-sol ,i May 16,1861, demrioa to «a \u25a0them i i coup \u25a1 U.nds will \u25a0 ifni them, in then i rint i pndoi ? ment i \u25a0.. tl.»\u25a0 bai k of 1 \u25a0 ... ite, t. \u25a0 be ? < ala] 'ii bond ,"

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? ?stRY JtnumnmOOWRSSSATI .'.'l<;>- OF A :.Richmond, Auauat8, lb 4. J

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light: and to facilitate t;." use ol tl aa, chckiirawa by disbursing officara upon the dny.L tding tar a funds, an:i m-uk>-i aero * ir.:> t--

» oertifl Mtt i of iniebtedr;<'-v nih b*j in coafonaity itt.

an hereby authoriaed an!to oonply with this i. sulation, aad tv .a.J»t-> wjijiu-iar...i» the Register ful sup] tit\u25a0?\u25a0> of certift :ir.» M-saqairad. [Ogned] O. A. TRENHOLM,

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/.,- m .:.'..- - thereofan equal amount. pel \u25a0 ??"' oertineal i, oi ton la, pt d ths de-aßsad of the State i-ix «... 'or And the bonds

I shall be aadorsed asthat thewtthia (or attached

t- r:.u..;te wm rscetred ircm in lieuof so taneb tax erroneously ooSacted froas him incurren red thenawissue,aad tas.t tt« f»m* hasi. q exel aiig'-i v- to if-imtarst Lim''e=j rigaed tv the Stttte'Xas Cvilector.

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IhJOTICE TO TAX PAYIERS? Pursu-it ar.t to an ordinance pasacd the l.th of June, jfsJ5, I will attend at the Celiictor'a Oflb<e, in theC-.ty B*j-, tioa the Uth v Mm lis* of Pirwrtsi,laaueive, to letti'e th3remaining half ofliom such persona as ar»; entitled to a dit-coutit of ifeaa per c«r.t. br hitring pr«viyj»ly paid the firsth*:t is Jus'; iest, in a- '.'ridance tr.th said oiui-Lut JLLiUa A. HObio. -

CcUccivr of City of Richmond... F- ?-It will t< e»en from the that thesotor isrequired to attend at the the

i 'th to the ILKof them'.-ctb, to receive taxes sa>due fiorn Juue lust. Before the January

term of'he Hjstinpi, Court,«he is rcquiitd, by oi-d-iuiuef, to adTt-rtisu dehnqueat i«al estate io besj:d Sur non-pft\meiitot tuae*.

Pei who Lure not done so, will see theneccs*tity of tailingt3d payuig their taxes, k» it is im- Jfor theCtUettor tocaii on them before tie JaJTeJtises* ~ ... . ? .? IAll taxe*must be paid within the time epecmei.,i.\ i'-nger cannot be given.

« J A. HOBSON,if a?f3 '.D CcUecttr f t;ty oi Richmi/nd.

jTr»te of yeas, fi , najr%«.I Senatebill to proviso supplies for the jI army, and to prescribe the modeof ma- 'I king impressment", with atnencknent3I proposed by the Judiciary Committee, jJ was taken upand considered.J After discussion, pn motion, by MrJ Orr, further consideration of thebill was jI postponed till to-dayA message wasrerHved from thePre-1sidenr, transmitting reports of the nart-borne by IX H. Hill'a command In the 'battleof Chtckamaoga and of Forrest'soperations in North Alabama, includingthe capture of Athens.On motion, by Mr. Brown, the Senateresolved into executive session ; and thedoorsbeing opened, adjourned.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.The House met at 12o'clock. Prayerby Key. Dr. Moore.The House, upon a suspensionof therules, passed a resolution requesting ticPresident to furnish information as to- whether the act imposing duties uponthe foreign commerceof the ConfederateStates had been injirious or beneficialto the interests of the GovernmentOn motion of Mr. Pussell, ofVirginiathe House resolved Uaelf into secretsession; and, having reopened, ad-

SorTn CAKoj.rsA Lr4lh~ *Ttrr.?Tn theSouth CarolinaLegiaUfere on Thursday,a number ofresolution wrrc introduceddeclaring, among other things, that nopeace can be had with the Urnted Statesezcepi on the basis of separation, andthat as this is known tobe the sentimentof the Confederate Government, that aconvention of States would be "unpre-cedented, disorganizing and subversiveof the dignity, authorityand stability ofthe regularly-established government."Mr. Rhett introduced a resolution declar-ing that theConfederate Governmenthasno right to emancipate slaves on antground, nor to conscribe State officers, Inor to abridge the freedom of the press.' I

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Thr 8.-irr DntATca E« furnished to Iftrwi P-w---jrm and CA*Rire«at tstkmt doliAK3.p« r oaI DRFI) < cijXvHtmcmmm to the office for their rapersI will be-rh.My.M Fiv f t);,'..: \ri* por month.Sin-che oann of tho l)i-,p.atoh iwis-TT-rrrF

ore authorized to charge OKI r> \u25a0" ?»a-i' Rnnrtm c*xn in wtkk to their -.i.--Bont.tr.. ? |

THE WAR NEWS.Notwithstanding that by many it was

expected that Grant would %ake r,omcoffensive movement yesterday, the daypassed without anyevent of importance.Exchanger,of papers took place as usualen the north side, (though nonewereofa later date than thosealready received)from which fact it wouldappear that the'tacit truce heretofore existing betweenthe pickets has not been broken by thepresence of Butler's negroe*.

We stated yesterday that Grant hadbeen reinforced by the Sixth corps fromSheridan's army. From the number oftransports, loaded with troops, that havebeen passing down the Potomac duringthe iast four days, it Is probable that, theEighth corps is also moving to Jamieriver. We think it quite certnin thatfGrant is mustering forces for the long-talkcd-of grand attack upon the Rich-mond lines. His concentration for thispurpose will not occupy him long; and ifthe fine weather of the last few days)continues, he may bring on a battle this 'week.'

FROM ITTERSBURO.There was no news of importance fromPetersburg yesterday. Some cannon-

ading was kept up on m;r left duringMonday, but withoutresult'

The \ ankee army have pulled dovrnall the dtvelling-houser, between Peters iburg and City" Point, and are construct-ing winter quarters out of them,

SHJ--RMA.V.S ( AMPAIOX IOfficial dispatches received from Geor-

gia give the particulars n{ a figh,t be.tweea Wheeler's cavalry and the enemy, 'which took place bat Saturday, in the II neighborhood of Waynesboro*, between| Milieu and Augusta, and about twenty jmiles north of the former place.?Wheeler attackedKflpatrick'a cavalryon|Saturday evening them backupon their infantry, and about midnight Imade an attack'upon the Yankee infarjtry. The next morning, Kiipatrick,with bis cavalry 'and the Fourteenthcorps of Yankee ? infantry, attacked[ Wheeler, who had thrown up breast-works, bat were repulsed with heaVy

[loss. Kiipatrick was reported to havebeen wounded. Wheeler was subsequentiy, however, obliged to fall back,?h= ;r.etrj- hffng very s«»ujrjpr :--. t ?-.;-\u25a0

bers and threatening to flank him. Theenemy then turned about and proceededin the direction of Millen.

wpn>n »at BTKJCCro, D»nra :, isr,t. '

vr''l '?' ; ??" *niHi<TiwA play entitled IMAR TO B ,

TBS PRTOE Of THE MARKET.tafutnOm nwaAMitK**WtUTOiTOMJTbi 8ita..?.., is w't i i ?; I

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-fARY PARTJXOTOX

? 'hy request i£. A1.1.r.V

Tith !:r the firsttiroe this peason; thebaMliful, " rfirtir (T)mrtrwiiMlin bwlaace*)l':*y r.;t is- Bit B. BrtWM] catiued theLADY OF Tlir LIOKI

OB UTTES ABD AOVBITUBSI OF OURPOLLY ABB AND CLOD KEDEELEBOT;

repiei; «-;thsobob, dan-cfs, Dtrrra, choruses, *c., &c.All tL-r coujNuiy .n th<» pnee

Ulli of the da*-.

D*on«pja at quarter to 7 o'clock; performanceraMMMtef «t 71 o*ali - le 7?H

RrCHMOXD VARTETIEB,i i nkiifi lUast, next to the _xc_aaga HotelTHIS PALAC3 OF AMBSEMEBt

b -tS-tlycroaaed.Wa-OTESDAT £"?;?; i,./>, Daaaran », ISM.

C-TEQUAI I.EL ATTRACTION.Pint app>_r__n of WILD ma:-" OF THE

CANARY DSLA-TDS,lH E WILD CANAC CA .nil OTTO OfTKA TROUPE'

-iXi i i N STAB PERFORMS!txm morris,v \u25a0 P»ina ol i thiopian Minstrel r.pears t.i-rnght.

EH-TRE JT.W hill TO-NIOmJOBTOS, DANCES, BTJRLESQTJES OPE-

RAS, FAECES, ftc.lfiss TNFZ FL O YD, the Charming T. slistUrn CARRIE BEHTLET, the Fasdaating Dan-

APPEAR TO FCIOHT.See small bil_R

\ GRAND I',\l,h WILT. BE GIVENjl\at the NEW .MaRKCT IMLL, comer of.'K .';:. :;ni M \u25a0'\u25a0 ?'\u25a0''" "r"1"*.., 0:1 THURSDAY J vj->pVr\"^__,oe?ib'r ßttt ' 1R° 4- for Th" benefitof IWOsisfEßs. Mnsicby Protesaoi TREMER'S band.1a t? -:* ,SACRED CONCERT\y wrili be given _t The M 0 S U M i: N Ia L1B C B C B on FRIDAT NEXT, t_« 9th instantc onune/:,jag at 8 o'clock P. M.rjckets"_iay be hadat the principal Bookstoressod act the ConfederateCirau* Dispensary, conJ>rc2a ant Eighth Frice, 15. de6?4t*

Q ECO N D GRAND BALL*J < t 1 HiVTRar_nA ____u_r_: club

~_l be given enWEDKE 3DAT ETESTSTO, Dtcnnx 7, 1864,

al theMOKTICELLO HALL.

Oiaad Marchet haif-jast 8 o*clode Pi c £**_ Ro-Benberaer'a Far ; will \u25a0.\u25a0 Lri attendance.KAKxoaas:

JAMEB J. RAOLA-4D, GETS. OOLBROOX,WILLIAM , EK-TAST, Jf. F___ETER, ' '

>\ ELLIAM KERSET, JOH2.- £. ASHLBT,jIHOUAS WALKiTR.

Brtrt*- Kmrtca.?So ladies admitted unless in-

"ru,i MEMBERS OF THE CLUB.'? if

From Georgia.?We find in the Geor-gia papers some history of the horrorsof Sherman's march through that State.In a long letter, written from Milledge-ritle after the Yankees had led, and written in a calm, dispassionate style, with-out any attempt at exaggeration, wefindthe following terrible paragraph:" The most dreadf,; 1,thing was their vic-lence towards the ladies At lea;' six orseven suffered the U~t eztzenity. Oneyoung girl occame era-ed in conse-quence and has been sent to thtasyhunOther ladies wero stripped of their gar-ment-, and, in such a plight, compelledtoplay the piano; and, in'the event ofa refusal, switched unmercifully. LetUeorgians remember these things in theday of battle ;':The same writer., speakingof the con

dition of Shermans army, says:"The solders weae admirablycicthedand appointed. Each, man had eightyrounds of ammunition, while their wa-gons contained h\__<i ___terial without

prepared, and theysuffJred for nothing."A gentleman who left Atlantaafter itsevacuation by Sherman reports that?'! "Therear guardof Sherman'sarmy leftjmere on Wednesday week, leavingsomeonehundred of their sick and woundedinthe place. Before leaving, they burneds.l therailroad and other public build-

ings, including the hotels, banking andbusiness houses The Masonic Hallchurches, dwellings and college build-ings were left undtstnrbed. The Stateroad is reported destroyed as far northas Chickamauga."

General Wheeler, since the setting outof Sherman's expedition, has displayeddistinguishedability and gallantry. lieis a braveand accomplished officer, fullyup to his profession in every respect ex-cept in the matter of raid-, m the con-duct of which it mustbe admitted he hasnot been very successful. Dining thiscampaign he has hung upon Sherman'srear, cutting off stragglers, ant! hovered

| on his flanks, driving in foragingparties,while one* portionof hi-, command pre-ceded the enemy, destroying bridges andferries and obstructing roads. In addi-tion to all this, he has three or fourtimes beaten superior forces of the en-emy'- cavalry in battle. He and bigmen have been constantly in thcsaddlefor now nearly a month.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, tho UPPER PARTof theFENEMEKTHo. 90 Main street, next doorbolow William ii. Isaacs'*; also, thr- 01 li. I . ..Governor p'Trept, one door belowFranklin, lately oc-cupiedby T_ob-_ M. Alfriend For terms ,ipi.uEDWARD Y. CANNON,cornerFranklin and Governor streetd.' 7 ? 2:* *

RENT, :i DESIRABLE ROOM,:\u25a0 fn one ox tvr... pentlemen. in a plea-tat location. Referencesrequired. at thedwellingin i-iniWn Row, north Bide or Franklin!\u25a0??? r third .lv, i irun First street de . ?2t*

SALE OR RENT, a, HOUSE, with two rooms, on Eighteenth and*~.? Immediate possession given iican be purchased for g3,MO., . CLOPTOX _ LYXE,

-.'i ron.-r of Wt.ll m.j Franklin Streets.

ROOMS FOR RENT-.Several BASE*MEN! BOOMS, with ose o: kitchen, |.-rent, upon reasonable terms, situated on the ea*ii Twenty- bird md _i?.id streets, Chun I,Hill. Ijt tarats, ij-plyupon the premises.. , \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ~?'-t

ROOMS FOR RENT.?For rent, threeBOOMS, furniabed or unfurnished Aoil i arj street, seooru: bouse fromFirst btiv.-r, south

de6-2t»E*OR RENT, a nice ATTIC ROOM,J. furnished Applyonthe south odeofOrac<??treet, ini>i..urth Jo .r above Ligntn. de 7?it*

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,comer Twaaty-ftfth ana ii street?, ChurchH_i aeT-l;«

ROOM FOR RENT.-)iJ_ A FURBISHED ROO-.f. with gas on theornei ol tteooad -md Marshall streets, for realAT"'!r to GRF__S _ WILLIAMS,'''" '-~-t Auctioneers.

ROOMS FOR RENT, in a vary da*» table location; some unfurnished and onep.uiiyfurnished, with gasmid fireplace, for gentle-uu-n only. Applyat 190 Broad street, up itau i\u25a0!\u25a0? -?f,<.'

RENT, two desirableCHAMBERS,furnished, with gas aad attendanoe- -I nu-npreferred?with or without u,»i.l. Apply althe corner of Clay -inI Fourth streets. AlsoBOARDERS b; the day. deft-dp

|?OB RENT, TInTfaRM KNOWNI AS"POPLAR HILL," THE LATE RESI-DENCE OF /AMES X. SHIM., DECEASEDrWO MILESFROM RICHMOND, CONTAININGi..i.l \ A__U i 04 I _N£>, IN liNL HAHIn\CrTLTIVATION.WTTH A i IKE bRICK DWELL-_?&r3S_3_ A>" XL NECRBSABI Olf-BUILDINOS.- in. (arm will be reated privatelyuatil t_e_*d of December, aad U not prwriou&lvrented, will, oa that day, bcofltn I al publica* ?'---ti:.n, it mil if not, then-xt C_j day thereafter'_ de :'? eodrt ISABELLA J.'oltl,. ,IT'ORHENT, THE FARM UNOWNASJT -iOXTEZUMA.ONTHE MECHANICSVILLETURNPIKE, TWO MILLS FP.Oil Rl< HMOXDCONTAININO NINETI ACRES OF CLEAREDLAJNT> ? This farm trill be offeredfor rent privatelyuntil th« Use dayof December; and if not rentalmtrlo-i to that time, it will bo rented at public auc-

ti«n en thst Jsy. The faim has a ComfortabledwWiityr and al: nscessary cut-bouses.Should mdeiaency of"the westher prerer.t tha

renting on tits 21st, it trill be rent-i the _sx: __r jXavtL^fAfter.

de I??i" MART 3. SCHERMERHORNw . .... . i ii.

TVTOTICE TO FARMERS AND MER-iy CHANTS-NEW MOLASSES BARRELS,FLOCK BARRELS, LIQUOR BARRELS A>'DREUSFOR SALE.?I can furnish toe abovein ar.rquantity, and all of the best quality, and <k_rerc_in anypart of t_e city trithout cost of iravare.W.LJLIA_I T. TKUEMAN,_r.oJ!?Itn _«\>. S6 Main street.TJONEY, HONEY, HONEY, FRESHIIFROM THE COUNTRY.?BW pound-i oftheEin-Bi in the city at No. _0O Eioad »treet, coinerof Fifth and BivS'l. de 2?*©>l4t»

MEDICINES, &c?A lot of FRESHMEDICINES; liO pairs of I__.ies' SHOES;

ED CLOTH, &c ,forsale byde e?2t W. H. EOWLE, BONE & CO.

4 T BELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE BT< IREAoXTft-ELHII STREET, A FEW DOORSAl..>\ i, MAIN, can be foundSHOES of vjriuuikin.il,suitable for sll classes:A larjreS> stock of FRENCH CALFSKINS andBOLE-LEATHERENGLISH SHOE THREAD;A good many heavy CAVALRY BOOTS, hr»esires, Irom 8 to ii.Servants' BROUUE-i;One easeoi Men's ENOLISH SHOES, snitablsfor army or plantation v cVre call t.iit.uuU. stt«_ttoa_of gentlemen «4iowai:taFiM. SEWED SHOE ton l.rjrelot ol im-ported FRENCH CALF_KIN CONOR£S3 GAI-TERS, selecte lia Karis by a w_u-kn.>_n met bantof tliii city. These aie the bestKo?di wv bare ererbad m our Louse.deo? at darby, read _ co.

KEMOVAL.? X OTIC E.-Havinirremoved my oflae to the *?d eoBM-odious? !:..').?.\u25a0.? ou Thirteenth street, formerly occupied by1?. i. Gsthright, I r,m prepared to receive cons _a-luenti of 1 TItXirCRE as nail a- ev?iv descriptionct eoods to be sold at suction orprivately.Thankfnrfojrr .a-»t taws, I now soli it \u25a0 coatiaa-Hnce ot the Mac, and promise mv patron; to do »iiin my powrr to sabsenr* then iaterestsal--, attaaded to us asu_l with r.r«i_M-ness and adshty.THOMAS W RFT.iEE Au lioaeer.Thnt.-Pi.t_ -tie.t betavrn i"..i_kii:,ana Mamd-- .'i?St 0

I IJHTEBESTTKO FROM EUROPEA letter from London to the Philadel-phia Inquirer gives the following late'foreign intelligence:

THE CAPTURE OF THE FLOHIDAas f <:aid in my last Ic-ttrr, has caused noincitement here, in spite of the strenu-ous efforts of the unfriendly journals tofalsify the cncunistance in the case andto rouse the popular i.nhgnation. Theiehas been, however, a pood deal of se-rious dis ussion on the subject, and I amcompell. d to say that,even anions thewarmest sympathizerswith the Norththere appears to be but one conclusioniand that is, that the capture of the Flo-rida was unwarrantable,and not to bejustified under any circumstances.'At the same time, the impression isquite as general that the authorities at>. ashington will, of their own accordpromptly disavowthe act of the captainof the Wachusett and make theproperapologyand.reparation to the Govern-ment, of Bra?.iL It is proper to sayhowever, that we have only the South-ern version of the affair, and that toomuch dependencemust not be placed onthe unsupported testimony of the com-mander of the Florida, who will, of Icourse, make the best ofhis tale. You Jwill have received what'purports to be Ithe official corresponder.ie on the* sub-ject, and'be in possession,of all the facts jbefore we are. We are JaXtoaito kaiawhat explanationsarc piren by the cap-

\u25a0the Wachuiott md by Consulbut as the case now stands, thetriotic of us herefear that there, on the part of the Washingtoncent, a repetitioii of the coursein the Trent affftir.

FNSLISH OPINION" o&___! CASE.The language used by the Star (aboutwhose friendliness there canbe nodoubtJwill show you exactly how the matter is jregarded. That journal,aftersuggesting jthe absence ofany Federal accountof theaffair, says ts follows'The circumstantial Confederate ac-counts have beenso supplementedby theofficial correspondence of the Brazilianauthorities, that there can be no doubtas to the main facts, necessary for form->ng a judgment upon tbo occurrence.?that judgmentcan only be that a very Igross violation of neutrality **has beencommitted by the United fcjtates cruimr,which we sincerely hope the Unitedstates Government will repudiate andoffer to Brazil whateversatisfaction mayhe necessary to atone for the otfence,"

CONFEDERATE CO fGRISENATE.-

ii"i:,r.A7, December tl, 18fi4.Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Edwards, ofthe Methodist church.Mr. Hill, of Georgia, entered a motiontoreconsider the vote by which was re-jected House bill in relation to the re-ceipt ofcounterfeittrcasurv notes bf pub-lic officers. 'Mr. Sparrow, from the Military Pom-mittee, reported a bill to provide"lor theemployment of free negroes arid slavesto work on fortifications and performother labors connected with the defencesof the country, which was placed on thecalendar and ordered to be printed." [ Thebill makes all free zeroesbetween ri-h--K_blK> be taken to per.'lornTany labor ejected with the de-fence of the country, and authorize j theSecretary of War to biro or impress???,000 Blares, between eighteen andforty-five, east of the- Mississippi andthe commanding general of the Tfarts-Mississippi Department, on the west sideof the Mississippi river, to hire or im-press 10,000 slaves, between the B_m«ages, to be employed at labor in thearmies ; the free negroes to be paid eigh-teen dollars per month and clothed andfed : the slaves to be clothedand fed andhire paid for them, and their value p*idto theirowners should they bo killed inthe service or be captured by. or escapeto, the enemy ]« Henry, from the same committeeom was referred House concurrentitujn proposing a joint committeeOf the two Houses respecting exemp-tion of State officers from mtlitary ser-vice, reported a jointresolution request-ing the Legislaturesof the severalStatesto institute an examinationof the listsof their exempts and turn Over to themilitary authorities of the Confederate)States all able-bodied men between eigh-1

teen and forty-five, so farads can be donelconsistently with the due administration___* *L_ I _? _._ « »*-"? ».. .* i

0 EMS OF SONG : a choice collection\_| of Hymnsaad Sunga i?. Sunday 3th-o_i and.vu,ial Meeting:", compiled by a corps. 01 SundaySiuuol othcers; r.eatiy printed and tur *aie ut theloilowing prices: Binsie cppy, ft; pel doaen, flfl(POSt paid.; finy copies, «37.i0 ,on* bundled co-pies, »t;o.

Sra promptlyfilled.'"VULLIaM IT. CLKIfMnT.No. 14ii Mssn street, Richmond, Virginia,i -VV_Mfit-

)T I C E.?A gwathwpaa proposes tocave tor Europeia about t_,itr d.ivo, ana so- I?ders tor the purchase of supplies and tneItion ot business p. iura_r, h;ivin? _ Ul \u25a0_aawrcantalsaoquaiataacc. raili ia aea-jL'Ppoiti.tuty lor tfco*«. »bun«- __Te t .tact &n tb>- Continent. He will tetum in fcuioonths. The best ofrsfatiaoti girts Ad*box 109, Salisbury, North I'arvim*," or"H-JCcC.," care W. r. Five, __£~ Ri _t_o_d,

Hrgaia. no u-ant

rpHE GRAND ANNUAL .(juMMUNI--1 CATION OF THE 08-JO) LODGE OFVIRGINIA vf Ancient Pioe nrd_ .spied M?. n:will be held in the MASONS' HALL la mis cityoaMONDAY, the 12;h of Pshhiliii n__t, at C o'clockP. M.

Btorder of M. W. Grand Ma*t.r.JOHN DOVE, (Hand Secretary.

no 18?2aw2wtitd *"VTGTICE.?AiI persons mdebted to the

e«t_te cf I. f»~f ION, willEn__i___-_.it; 7-i7_ieut; __i __ peraaos l:oi_i_£cia__a sail <aUi.it -it, prs**at them t->

W. ;,i SUTTON,9. T. surio.v,

I\u25a0 la AJminieti atora.

J_l the firm of DAP.BY, READ ft GEMKY. jLarinc disposed of bis hitere.it, NORRId MON-IUo__t.RY, lormej-iyol BalaniGie. Las purch-sco. Uninterest in the bui_nsss, and the style ot th;.- liiuiwill be hereafter DARBY, BJ__D _ 00., BelritTsBldok Shoe Stoic. _s I(>? harWXQ MANUFACTUkKKS.JL -W sheets 30bT 4 No. 30 CARD CLOTHING,

_W sheet* top_jt do. do.300 STEEL REED", for sale by -SLAUGHTER ft CO , ?-*_fcj! No. UC -lain street.

/J.LOVES MADE TO OKDEH, by lea,\J Ting the material, onFourth street. Gamble* ,HDL left-nand side, four doors from the c-rn«r. IGrntlcmcn's clothes also repaired- Call between jthe hours of 8 and4. no 25?UwJdtt* \

p3i A *m f *tmh",,,«w* aa^^\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ~ ;

aenenced i_ t. ~ehir? ail thev_r,/_sk?..?,h?.?i an __*li*_ eau.ation, Latin. Fn-nrh .n,l V,Lon the piano. A pleasant and*? red toan applicant, who mun be well ?!_Ll- AddreiM the nnd«r*igne.t, livia(?asarj,'":~ ' '^-''"^sMrfrr.rED~WmM'v ar t,m!i<;" »"*"±' UKt,lJ »°MAN, fif(roo'l(ha:aetet ~nri\iSTRESS and CH.WiBERMAID W _tr*£ nsat* will find this a rare .iiportunrr t" Isiiit them-plvr*.,as the woman advertimd lor hire ia Inot only a?oo_ seamstress, but un.l. r*<-anH« t,;i?, Ijjj. JOUX J. (LARK, iS^Ztm^.*'.'. de :-:t» !

THE LADIIS ANDOKX-?\u25bc f 1 LEMEK TO KNOW theycan hare FKI THAH CUSAKKD and PRESSED S£S?aalS2as new. Alv>, STRAW HATS and BONNET*!DYED, BLEACHED and PRESSED, bV'iLasBLAKE, Mayo stie«t, opposite Jewisn church \u25a0da ~? 3t* !ITTANTED, on the Ist of Jsaner* a\u25bc t SITUATION' AS TEACHER, by a lady of Iexpeuenee in teaching English and Musicon the I&_*_' 'Tn.,ail P>»W's preferred. Address Miss E. I>V ARREN, Albemarle county, Virginia. j

TITANTED, a MANAGER for mv mo-y ? ther'.s plantation; one without a farnilr Hnd Iwul recommended, fur which a liberal imount will IApply to Dr. EDGAR ARCHER, of I?laiuoestrr. ' I

-dv ' ~ Zt% EDOAR_ARCIIER._ Ia SITUATION in"" some\u25bc ? kind ol MEKC'A_niXE BUSINESS br an I??,lV! T^"5 tp"l?? wh? U exempt from mili-?ooU as ~,, _arasss*. Ad- Ian's »ox -90, Lynchburg-, Virginia de 7?,3t» I

XX] 4 ** * E __? Any person bavin? a IJ> ROYAL PORPLEsILK. .isoaßiAcK3ILl_, With a puiplesp.t or dot, will call at the I\ irg-.uia House, uu Grace attest, Lout parlor Idc 7?2t* I? \u25a0 i

"\TTANTED, TWO FUDXISHED_y ? CHAMBERS, with use of kitchen, between Iiiior.d and Main and Eighteenth sad Twir.ty-third 1st asta. Aaasass P .Pispate. cjßea, de 7--at*fITANTKD, a GOOD FIANO. AssTT T SM having \u25a0 f-c,-...i%istruaient ci this kind*%, Unt Wl*' r'tase address Box 1,638, city p.jst-

/~IGMPOSITUR WANTED.?AppIy atV> F.LLYSON or BROTHER'S Omce.'A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, with-JljL out chjudren, wish torent aCOMTORI'ABLY-FUftNISHED ROOM, or two S.MALE ROOMS Iwith conveniences i.- room-keeping, in a miti-ri Ifamily, on Shockoe Hill. 8:.,t r_fsrsSKw* jriven? IAddress O. if J., boa I* \u25a0>, statiag tarau, ij>j«ii,.ii, I11TANTED, AUTHORS' MANU-ft (iCRIPTS, REPORT3, Elf, To COPY.i: ? sdrerti *r prefcra work by the a-< be writesT««y rap idly, rj: teaibly. Official aad piivate pa-I bo ,k.>, will be neatlytranscribed for a ju^tronifsiiNatiau. a., at iha oUI a

_?\u25a0 G-^4t»

pOOMS WANTED.?A suite of threeIV ROOMS', two tumi-hed as rhambern and oneas asittiui?.--.io_i, in accentral location, fir a smallfamily without childrea. First or second floor of a>preferred. Address J. S. M.,:;iti..' and Mining IVITANTED TO RKNT, a HOUSE oray y SUITE OF ROOMS, ram that or unfar- jr.-,:.:.d. vr;t_,'n a eoaTeaieat distal ? v ;' th- IPose-son desiredbetween tail viii the Istof Janu-1ary. \V. k. \u25a0-)., at this cffi.p deC?3t» IWANTED TO EMPLOY, a pood eon-M trl COPYIST. A-drrss H. _~ BUpatea I

\u25a0'"??\u25a0?.- aaadaritias, ia full, condition, I\ ~ aad at ..:*.!-p; mm M hour t_o appiiciiit <.tn I\\T ANTE D T(.» a 1I«.)[".-5K,

tween FRth and Sixth .-treets. Address A. W '.Boa I1 i.-''- or 'ail at Igj Biofid lin-t. deC?3t*UTANTED TO HIRE, fcr the day or! 1 T to tea iL_._ ,-sWvo or I! ir-»-a- Wuou-LCiTi.IvS. Apclv (it the north-I <?a» cc;r.u _i ciaT and do 6?2t*AI7ANTED, FOR ONE MONTH, Aj-* _-.v_a «?»»»?

\irANTED, a WET NURSE, to-take? ? cau> of aninfant two weeks old. To ae-j»d Ihealthy woman, a liberal price wilf be paid A_lply ltumedi itely to the Dispatch osE c, oi on Broadstreet, between Twt-nty-t.nuth mid Twentr-fat'th I\u25a0treets, to .ioii.y F. QaTEWOOD, de s?3t» IWTANTED?We wkk to emley a1 y MaKAUES fur our tokicco factory the en- I\u25a0 »«ipa;ye_r. To one not subject to mintaryduty.and fhoroughlr understanding the business, m Lbe- Iral salary will be paid. Af.plv to id" :j~ flt W. B. JOXEH & CO. !\\r A -N' T.E D, a MALE TEACHER,T T qualined to teach the Litin lantruaee are- Iferred, hut will accept a thorough Enplishblholar Ito ta_o chargeor a neighborhood school. Address '

JOSEPH MK.HALX, ,d ,;'.' \u25a0«\u25a0 ;n POM- MtM, Powhatan county. [

MTANTBD, a WEtX-FUKNISHED I_M HOI'SE. For oik .that will suit. ONE I\u25a0inoUSAJVD to FIFTEEN HCJiDRED DOLLARS Ipernuintliwill be-paid. Addressßoa 147, post-office Idc2?oi* i

FI V E HUNDRED POUNDS COL-MAN'S MU.-fAKD, |10 barrels ri i-v fip.e \STII3KIY, |

10 do. APPLE BRANDY,SObale* Augusta SH£ETTN-S and OSNA- I50boxes SPERM ('ANDLE3, i10 bairels COPREE, j?" do. SEUAK, nil erad.'s;10 do. Sp|RU\s TLfKI'ENTINES3 bates COTTON VARNa,l,ooo.pa..kages TOBACCO, ail grades,f-I'___Lby \u25a0 Jl' 3 ~ ?t \u25a0 y\u25a0 U JONES &CO.

BOUIS, SANDEBSON & TABB, AUC-TION AND COMMISSION MEKcMaST.-,:\u25a0<-' in Main jirflt,at private sa_ :Ba on, Beeswax andCo**,

laßow aad Wax Candles, OoJesh,>-oit.o a_a Wool (ard.4.Mason's liU.king ;ii>a Ortu dpi,l-i »ur, In.«, Lye and Mu-t»id,M^ia;... ,Fspaei aiii sVklss,hL.mh, Salt, Sods am) Sosks, |< ti.-wiiif and >uioki_gToha j, iOia, Ssoichand Rrc Whiskey. {Oon-Hgnmenti-oU.it. J iE. '"is, SANDERSON A TABB,. _fJ___: Auctionwrs.

Richmond, December 1, 10G4"[EXCHANGE notice,No is.I J I. All Confederate o_k_rs and men who hare Ib.-ca delircrc 1 by the Fed. isl nuthonties at anyplace piiar to Novnu&er _», IS6-*. aie hereby ds- Icl«rjd tv beI 2. Ail O-saaaa it.df men of th« Vicksburg capture 1of July 4ih, lht,2, who r< j.citt.l ut __r p?rule Itap, either east 01 west of tho _tlssi_rippi rircr, fa: nay time pnor tj**.jV..mbiT 1, \MA, are hereby Ibred to ass_raaa_sd. ROBERI'utJLD,. Id"I ?<lt Agent of Ex.hange.

Navt DiplaraaMT, )OrriCK Srn.iAL Saana.-Sssnassia, Va., N-ptember lv, 1564. )

"VrOTlt'E.?Erom and after MONDAY±y J»>IXT, th? 2Cth instant, the MTEAMER£__H_* I'.VKL will leave t)i* wharf at Rocketu forth-.- jAM£3 iaV£R SQUADRON daily ut 7 o'clockA.M. and i o'clock P. M., touchingatall theprin-ij-u on the rirt-r.

JOIEN H. PARKER,IS t'l? Lieiiti-nant in oiiarira.R;ca_o.-<D _>c IM_rf_u_i Railboao CoaraNT, (NvT»t_otr 12, 1«««. t

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.? Thea>xt __BO ll meeting r.f the f.v. kholdcrs of theI and Dannliti RnUi-odd Uompany will bo

h-U jn this uty ou WMDafSBXtAY,December U,1-...E at IS o'tsodk M., at the ossks of the Old Do-i_;r_csi Cooipany.

no II sinltiflii J. D. BLAIR, Aulitor.

TTIROINIA SAVINeaS BANK.-Aily ;-1 -oilsholiil.gCertificatesof Depostt of this

are requested to present the aante for.t to J. A BELVIN, Preniient, r-r at the

store of E. B. ItsMS. 1. B. SIARKE,Treasurer Yuginia banngs Bank.no W?eodJw

T>LANOfI TUNED AND REPAIRED,1 at. moderate pness, fti dty and country. Or-dels left in Mi< ITRIR'S atore, No. a_s Broad' strict ain Mr. WAOMER'd drua stora, coram- ofa_rtn uid Broad su«,u, and Mr TH. C C. DREW-RY>» nor*, No r I Main street, will be attended toIpiompOy. JOHN REIN-HARU.,deS-lof Muaw Tsacasr.

Eigain : "We know nothingwhichI\u25ba raise thereputation of the Go-it of the United States among itsn Eumpe as 8 prompt offer Of>n to Brazil for this j1unpardonable outrage."act proverbial adjective in this Ilotation is probably rfot to be jeraliv. If the outrage, as it is jbe unpardonable, there wouldlittle use in offer ofn, The quotation serves, how-diow that even our best friendsthe strongest language in ex-

their.dissatisfaction with the actLin.

A NOTABLE DAY,h of November has again comeA ' It is, ycu arc aware, a dou-ersnry, being Lord Mayor's dayirthday of .thePrince of?Wales!Mayor's show differed littleof former years, f-ince thewateri to Westminster was abolished,tpal thoroughfare of the cityied up for two or three hours. issage of the stupidest of allprocessions, and the civic proceedingsterminated with the usual aldermanicfeast at theGu'.dhall. The usual speecheswere there made, some of them by HerMajesty'sministers, and Load Palmerstonhad the bad taste to indulgein one of hrstereotyped slurs against the United IStates. » ?

The rejoicings, so far as the Prince ofWales was concerned, were of a moreextensive and hearty character thanusual. The Prince bissseif wasat Wind-sor Castle, as the Queen persists in neversetting foot in London it she can poasiblj avoid it, but the btdls rang through-out the day, and the illuminations atnight were numerous and gorgeous. ThePrince seems daily'growing in the affeetions of the people. Certainly he andhis wife spend the .quarter of a milliondollar the people furnish them yearlyout of their own pockets in the" mosteasy ana graceful manner. They payLord Derby a visit next week, and after-wards retire until Christmas to theirseatjhi Norfolk. ? ,

LOCAL MATTERS.Richmond Cißcrrr Court, yesterday.

In the cases of William B. Goode andWilliam B. Jenkins, now in thereserveforce? of the Confederate States, in theirapplications for writsof haleaa corpusasking relief as being overfifty vt-ar.s ofage, witnesses were examined and thefurther consideration of them adjourneduntil Saturday, to enable petitioners topresent more testimony. Messrs J SC&skie and T. Atkinson for affiants, andP. H. Ajlett for Confederate States.'Mayor's Court, Yr-ri*>A7.--Wiii!amProctor, charged with drunkenness andlying on the ridewalk?Kent to the pio-

TOSt .Elihugh Bullock, chaired wiili fe-loniously hrcakintr into and *-nterir,_ thetailorshop of William K. Richard on-sent on for examination before the Hust-ings Court. Aleck, stealing a piece ofclothing'from some person unknown-whipped Mrs. Mary Have-, keeping herhouse open after 10 o'clo'-k at night-fined twenty dollars. Lewis Lawson,charged with assaulting and beating S_-

ot the above cases.Castif. Thumdsr Itsms.? John*Wil-liams, a citiren of Spotsylvania county,

arrested on the charge of harboring de-serters; and William Hanson, a freeirom the neighborhood of Win-chester, charged with piloting the Yan-kees, were committed to Castle Thunderon yesterday.

Ivicljmoiit)JOB FEINT/NO NEATLY KJtJsCCTU).

* 11 _i i , * ..Adrertisi»nirnt4 Wiji be ibserted at thersta of r_#| itni.L«Mper -quaif for **<\u25a0_ mirru?_?et.bt ia*(or 1..,; eonstrtaa asa< i*v. "VIr~t -*' 1""". '' ' J''T'^''>n.

STRAYED AX/t STOLEN.FIFTY DoLLARS KhWAhU -Lr*t.rv.«r. M_? r̂i,h __! "f D*vmb-r, a BUTENAMELED BHEASTUN /t l« brok.n and tie*With white, thread, md h*« seven small balls at-M.b*d. n wis i~t on Franklin street, b»t#tenfwrwteenta and Twenty-fifth «tre*t*.. , Franklin street, betw««_ Nineteenth

T> EWARD.-Broke loose from my houae_£_? wn,^U''*! ur? ' rT"'«-"tOOAr.of dark browncoloi.witha white pointed .pot on each side and

Ewith a rope an.,ml bar born*. A liberal reward1be raid for her return to my hon»e. soothwestncr of Fou»heo an tCary or t., theCVdnaa-e Da-pot, comer of Seventh and Canal streets_ ac i ?~t* .

YE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost on»H.««'. P __*_ r***a"lay. a SMALL po< EFTNTEMORANJUUM BOOK, containing John r itiliVsMMWat with the Isadora's Bank, and Mindry pa-pers ot noTallin to any oni> but the owner. Th**\jf"c reward will be paid for its delivery at true

'YWP.NTY-FlVr*' DOLLARS RE-JL % ARD.?Strayed from nij- residence, on Thirdstreet, the 4th of this month, a large BLACK *OWT'thwhite face snd foot. Auv information of herwill be thankfullyreceived _nd the above reward

OTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES,V on turnpike,on Monday tha5tE intrant, a LIOIIT RED COW. in low order Aliberal reward will t>o paid for Let delivery or an*information concerningher.

J" OST, on Thiii-ml iv, December lßt, three±J small TRUNK KKYS. A -unable reward wiUbe paid for their delivery on Sixth street, one doortp-omLeigh «treet. on w«?;t side, or at th* Dispatchoffice. Mb-. M. F OHOWAI.TKKI/IFTY DOLLARS REWARD. -Sto-£»l _ffi__r_^V?a!_- nJ« ht **"«?-

-i?,-I»J,j ,- ir BAY MARE, of good site andWlth a runningat theright ,ve.a7d"a__i^£_lJ 0E i"'r r,p,},t «»»'Ktt. Iw,ll rivatJi*1?,f2r w*T'i , toThn 'W'vervt..me at "Walker-tad_t_!-l_-!a^0 __0 l**"** county,bt for __wiiit...raatiun tiiHt may load to her reeovorv ZZ|m\u25a0 \u25a0, Hemico c-.untv. de 6- -.W_B»JYOTICE.?-Left my house, on Twenty^

fU*tnf ) . aL,<l M Ptrccts- Un"ln a»x'ut thafJ ii V . w**k'one small R,-0 BUFFALO COWin good order ; also, one imall RED t OW, in baioraar. IViUgIVe a liberal reward lor theirdclmryor information so that I can get them u<"UT«y-o ii-of 2 R. TENER.

ESTRAY.-A small BLACK MULEwai fooad in my cam-flaM ab ut the ?0U» ofSeptember, with hii fore logout of j .int Thsswuer ia requested to imv i-T t.i:n«s and tike him&*ay«, ~.' whilA*«- AoHTOIf,

de 6-"r U >"*) "*"\u25a0 H«>i-'0 county.? -^?^??-\u25a0

LjtKAi NOTICE.?Came to mv Immmk 7 mm the Divp Run tarapUra. Henn";J, .>unty'TruZT^h'y,tH2M ''1 »M___ar last, a.FALL«»\u25a0?"\u25a0ol EJ_R, withsome white under thf belly andawhite iv the foMi,a.l; about six ve.iM old-no c.-maiks or brands 'lh- owneris requo*t«l torome forward, prcrcrty, pay expen-es auddt\'3^"T JOliSn aT«^OFELLOW.OTRAY HoK3E.-Cfime to the camp ofkj the Surry Light Artillery,on the 23d day ofAo-embcr. I«S4, a HOR9E,w_w_ the owrur'canget by proving property and paring chirpsde 3?lot" < M. WILLIAMS.rpwo HUNDRED XXft__ikßß 'RE-X WARD ?Lo«t, at ths Djnville depot, on theT_T%. p TMab«. ? »"_? BLACKj-r.At«_iv IKtiNK, brass bound, < jntainuigonehair .«et, consisting ot a brooch, ear-rings, braceletand piece for the netk, with cross attached: a Bible,to M. J. and two toilet boitles. ThoMora iewa>d will be paid lor the ab ye articles ifieit at this office, or any information by whit h theymay be found. de 3?-Ct*

STOLEN from the stable at Greenfield,the -«Ute of Wiilium S.mthw.jrth, da.*a»ed, inOjoeblacd oounty, on Thai 4av night, the _4ch ofNovember, a dark bioxn colored BOfltH iIULE,about five Let hii.-h, five j-.-ars old; mine whitamarks at tho top of hi* nose'; the lutu-r C brandedon his left jaw, and a wart on hi' left 4debelow tkatrace mark. A suitable rewind will be pa* for hisrecovery,or forinfoim-tion that will load tohi* re-covery. AddieS3 PRKSTON WILKINcON, Feni-"tert..n po*t-.,_Le, Ooj.blind ciiunty,or JAMEii T.RUILER _ LO . RichtnonJ. d« i-6f

iF_-r,E n_c*VDßro PULLARS RK-IJL WARD.?The ab..vo r«wsrd will t>e _bM fortrie appa ht_sfoa aiiU dellvvryat RobertL-mpklo'.rp.ln, th;i aty, ol my NEORO I<OY ___f_r_eltChimbor.ro Hosp/,1 £lore. .Sam is about twenty-flye y'.r, ?f ,'"rJtTlatto about five feet ten inches _£_"w.-U formed Hnd handtomr, and Nrt-Ju_3!,t3Sand genteel in hi. manners. No inarkt "A ~He ,? doubll. ss trvn.pvmake hi* war into th,~ t.«ny'a Law, and mayatiU be linking7

,bc.u Jt't.ni,nd, or he may tak- ,e,vic*e a-.th ZS« ,d o?,Toonrefuaents. WIIJ.UM ALEX THOMSurgeon Fourth L»v -.ionJack-onac . ?eouJt*

Ii1 l£L\ REWARD FORMY SERVANT GIRL,MARIA ,about aiJ-tata years ola; tderabiy black ,qaUaatoat; widasatowiyj wore a light Lom-apun dress and Mownbonrut; cam d with her a basket aad bandboxcontaining a bright-flowered nv-u-lin drsaa __*_-ilk bonnet and bk-k felt hat. '1_;-above r. w»i Jwill bep-,id for her deliv.ry or iiii.rmation as towheie she mar be found' THOMA'I NOWLA.N,

OsfMa- ,tiret

T~\ISSOLUTION.-The linn of BOOTSJ/ & -ARDERSON is tats diy __aal«ai I.tidu-tu_l coii^i-nt The business of tlie besettled at No. 114 Main tfratf31 Ei'HEN BOITI Ja ,JOHNr. SANDERSONNovemM-r 17th, IKG4. lio M eadlOt"

VTEW CONCERN*JLI bOUIS, SANDERSON_

TABR,AicTiov,COMm-StOM ash OtNESAL AaroiT.The uudersigiu-d have ttui d.v assnaatsil ttirm-ila-narpuMof on the AUCi loNMISSION BCSINESS geaetally, underand firm of liOLii, SANDEA_O? ad iiMMii;' taken.hit large and !\u25a0__\u25a0_-

» Will in-. li-t South' i aid «tand, No list, whrii tuey L-.v» lull rjjm for nt-.rareUgeous _..,.. I Qooda, Wsree and.- ol ttcry Jt crtphoa, r.irrutaia. _>.- ,icy -uimt voii-ijfnmeut-' Fie theirtiaß to .r. iy _M_tsw «i.tii...r»j to ihsai,\u25a0 tit aj.j pveaaat, they r»upe to madt andtiatioiiu('e ~! '^-rirfr-rtidsaadTatiariMriF.AL AND FF.RS<»NAL E3TAi> aliito in the aty aad . liouilng count. *.

STEPHEN if .* JOHN F Si.NDf.ftlo:;,

THUMA3 I I UnHrl7th, 18M no 22?rodlvt*-\u25a0LUTION.? The cop_rtuar__ip?fore exitingunder tho name and stylo_ WADE is this day dissolved by mv-I, E. W. A»YRE-< having purchasad thoest of WILLIAM II WADE In theI aA»uming ail the debts and nab_:'.l*s.Eo will sign in 'fouidation.

i: W. ATRFS,WILLIAJi H WaDE

iDmaltf 3. ISos\ abovestated. p_ivha.*l theentire in*Li i am a. Waul, i wUI ooattaus iv.>of the SOCTHERN n.LCSTRAIKDCONFEDERATKSTAIES McDL ALICAL JOURNAL, and viUgtr« rr__pta_.,idcr*foi -OCE.AND Job Phl.N'f-Cdle_*-J"2?t] a W. AYRKSt CHEAP 3HOE BTOR£

BROAD 'Bt received a fresh supplrof KBOMIrork.) in part from M«-uV Maamiig ftar.ulictory?which is i>robablythe bootnktobefl inJ?l now ffer them to myatfomers at less prioos than can behero.ioc, aad satisfy yourselves before tmu-ht'se \Ut? at-; C DCXHaMITO EXCHANOr. -A genUa-ow renting a with gas sad wa«oauere, and it being to. Urgw for hisi to ezch-ngo for a smaller oat.-, aad atbeing botweeu two and three t_ou.-<_adhouse has seven room* in it, v in theof tho city, aad not ovar tea aunuteo*s canitol. He wishes a bouse with ***aatad west of Ninth street. .AldroeeJUNIUS, earoof Box JJ3 d.-T-2i'

MILLINERY AND DKEfcS GOODS.The trubaenber has lust ra-ired a lot otIONAULE MILLINERY,_ « g.vat oa-

netvof beoutiful DRE-*S OiKiDiJ «ai BLEACUEDCOTTONS, to whiJi she mvites U.« »n*a*i attca-tion of the Uaiea. M*_*a« Di MELMAN,da 4-wt* No. 11l stu-t.

OLD RUM-Twenty kegt, tan gailoaaeach. ITRK OLD RUMMUFFAAD _ CO... ac2»?#f 1 hmsaath and ttoroiaar tueots.