Ilirlntrrjnb- «lUs;pa.tlj.WEDNEBnAYMOR:SIV> NO***:;,. BER 30 1f i_

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R«..« Wavt*i. -Tlie highest market p-i.w will Upaid at this orrnb for all kind* of nui roTTonand li>km baos, in large or amall quantities.

In tho House of Representatives, orMonday, Mr. Foote offered tho following

'" That the G ivemmont and p.*o-.le olthe < onf.sler:.le Stateshave as deep an inU-rest inth* turn and inflexibleinaintename<,fwl.it »\u25a0 knowna« the Hor-s-s- D.Minne us the Oovcrrinierit1 i the United States cap possibly b"ivrifl la .--.rt and maintain th** '?"???'"?'? ?'ihev ch.iose to do so, is un.-iiert.onaM*; but that*h:N», in enrM.l.ration ..f lh« -a-lv n cognition oftheir ind.-pencn.-eon the r-rt of the ....ve.ni... litOf the United State-, anda*np*e j*-**** belli* donein other r.Msvts, ti.cv would .lout-ties* r*cOgl»- tl? ,m?, policy t,. ...nt. .» ~tff« ofsai-J do -trim . ~,t H i' .im lily true that if re.*ognit...i Ltthe United Mat.- shall hf **** 1..n~r d.layrd, itmipt.l I.v,.hk thi-tr-.i.- n.ti-yof ssi.l <"s>ve?men.M.,,1 ~,,,,,i,. ~t th-« ..i.i.-l. r.te Slates to con-cnt toth. yieldingup of the great principh- embodied in,tii , me, in B?naidfianoa .-t other ??-,-

aen-'i.i' i tin.<-"'"? eniineefod with their own welfarevi..'l «slety iNasVi rfectually guaranteed to them."

Kruin Ihe opinionexpressedin the firsti ltiisi-ci this resolulion, we utterly dis-suit. The people of the Confederate

m ,States, and by consequence the Govern-menI thereof, so far from having any in-terest in maintaining the principles ofthe MonroeDoctrine, have an interest, inour judgment, directly the reverse. Itis better for them that any nation of Eu-rope?England, France, Austria, evenRu-v-ia- should holil possession of anyportion of this continent than that itshould be held by the Yankees. And ifnot by sonic powerful European nation,by the Yankees, to the south of us,rvfiT foot of territory trill be held be-fore the expiration of tho present cen-tury.

The circumstances under which Mr.Monroe, in December, 1823,issued his fa-mous declaration were entirely differentfrom the state of things existing now.The Spanishcoloniesof Mexicoand SouthAmerica had, ten years before, thrownoil the yoke of the mothercountry, andhid been, during tho interval, fightingfor their independence so successfullythat, as Mr. Monroe, in the very declara-tion in question, maintained, there nolonger existed even a remote possibilityto that mothercountry of reducing themto obedience. In the meantime, duringthe year 1821 a revolution took place inSpain itself against the odiotas govern-ment of* Ferdinand VII. That monarchwas overpoweredand placed under relit The Cortez established a con-

ion, limiting his power and greatlyiing the privileges of the people.-?loly Alliance held a congress atack in 1827,in which theyresolvedhey had a right to interfere in the

\u25a0tie concerns of other nations, andreform them, when they ofFered aixample to their neighbors, as. toess the example 'in question. Thexamplc was free governine-at;andforming, they meant tho entire sup-ion of freedom and the institutiontorati-on of despotism. At another

ess, held at Verona in 1822, theyed to apply this principle, to Spainto reform her back into theof Ferdinand. England dissentedthis proposition; Krance, Austria,i and Prussia voting in favor ofat.ance was entrusted the delicaten; and Louis XVIII. sent his ne-the Duko of Angouleme, the nextat the head of 100,000 men, to

dish the object. It was accom-I with little difficulty ; and Ferdi-ad no sooner been restored thanealed to the Allies in assistingsubdue his rebelliousSouth Ame-md Mexican subjects, who hadtoo strong for his own power. A; was to have takenplace in Paristhe ensuing winter for the pur

F arranging preliminaries, when j5, at that time foreign secretary,p the whole scheme by telling*nch minister that, if the Allies

proceeded, England would instantly re-cognize the independenceof the Spanishcolonies. When our Congress met, Mr.Monroe, in his annual message, calledthe attentionof that body to the sub-ject,and declared that while we neverhad interfered, and never would inter-fere, with the established coloniesof Eu-ropean powers on this continent, the at-tempt of those powers to introduce theirpeculiar maxims of government, and toimpose them upon the South AmericanStates, could not be viewed by us as afriendly act '

Such were tlie circumstances underwhich Mr. Monroe put forth this famousdeclaration. It was made at a particularcrisis, and designed for a special applica-tion. It was never meant to have thatlargeand general applicationtothis wholecontinentwhich the Yankeeland stealersand the Manifest-Destiny men afterwards?gave it. The Yankees, of course, havethe greatest possible interest in giving itthis interpretation, and in maintaining itto the uttermost. But we again assertthat our interest is directly thecontrary.Mr. Monroe wished to guard the newgovernments of South America agaiostdespotism. The Yankees themselveshave established the most infernal of alldespotisms. When Mr. Monroe madehis declaration,we werean unitedpeople;now we are divided- It is to ourinterestto h-j-ve a powerful Europeangovernmentin Mexico for a neighbor; becau- , if wedo not, we shall have Yankees for ourneighborson the south as well as on thenorth; and it is impossible that anyneighbor* can be so bad as the Yankees.It is far betterfor us to have them hem-med in oti all sides; and therefore we»ay again we have not aa much interestaa they in maintaining their interpreta-tion Of the Monroe Doctrine*

? A ¥T, MCH.\fOVI» THEATRE,jXV f "urner Seventh and Broad atre#t*.

6t**-e M___*r ..'. k. R. DALTON.

j WEDNESDAY BVKNINO, Novi-w*«b 3<), IM4.

! GUWD ( «»MI"T.fM. MARY fIF.NEKIT,

I tendered by s-i-nlle?len of Richmond to tha veteranj and sterling A.-tre**,

Mas l LBhi ENTINA I'rHAR;I on which oecasii.n the gifted ai id* tit leftted Come-

dienne,

I has generously t. ndered her services as wcU as heri.enut.lul Play of

{ EAST LYNN E.

Thel*M-lf*ill C.ifnedietta ofTHE SERGEANTS WEDDINO,

in which the ti i..m lary will appear, and. likewisedance a

HIGHLAND ELINO.

COR R EIPONDENOBRrrtiw >Mi, November 21, 1H«;4.

Mrs. C. Df.Rau -Madam : We, the undersigned,hii\i..usalw i-, t \u25a0:? the sii--*e*s of the drama, butpirti. ularly ? at a tim.- like the present, affording,a* we believe . Joes,a -deieantaridhatrtaleaaamm-e---ni'- to t imtny tat our sick and wounded eoara-I\u25a0\u25a0- . \u25a0***-*-** iiers have witnessed with pleasureyour flitbful, *< curateand excellent artin;-, ci.ntri-butinir thereby SO much tv the success of tho logitl-mntedrnma M this city.

Wi-him-. thcreC.re, to gire expression '? the \u25a0*-_.mation ia which w*hold your cilnts to please aswell a* to ncognim y.>ur professional merit andpri-rete worth, we h*wW**e to tender yon a compli-mentary ben, fit, t.. ocur at such time as you maybe ploasedto dc-.i-'nate. \u25a0 'We ar*, inadiim,Very lespect fully,

Yourobedient servants,n. E. Rend. M. C, l:tha? FreemanM. W. <lv key, M.C., MikeCnnell 'John T. Muny, M C, J F. Gib-on,'j St. George Rogers.lL C, Hon. B. S GaitherMark Blandford. M.C., Hon W J' U.rt.h'.'f Herl«-rt. M C, D. O. Kernion 'R **. Lunday, ht. D., W.V Cnrkery,JrwMs,Trt,n' Ton' ?'? *>\u25a0 hiltrre,?. \. M.'-V"r' A '? r-'mar,£i, . Ay 7?' *- *-'? Wint-rt-a-alt-a,RoU'it (tuld, Joeeah-R. Bridges,***** C"1"'. John W. Ov.-rall.T. C Cone ~. ~ ~,,, M ~?*? °. Cantley, H. A Hamilton,frank II Alfncnd, G. T. Doswell and others

RicHM.mi, November 24, 1861Gentlemen: Your generous cller of a *****-\u25a0'*.mentaru benefit is mostflat't!*j hia, as itproves ti/nutha* my humble cdorts to pica? have lint been '»,,,\u25a0.The veteran actress returns you her gratefulthanks. Cm.me.ntina Da?a.

Richmond, November 22, 1804.o^T'.At1"9 SEI,AR5EI,AR : late engagementat tho New Richmond '" I rememlK-r your expre««-nig a wish that I would appear- for your benefitHearing that it will shortly takeplace, 1mist chcer-nillytendermy sei vices, and, what may be of moreVfiW to you on thatoccasion, my popular phiu oftat Lynne." ****? ?

Eitaimi'g a s-ineero hone thatvour benefit mayi asuccess as the mother ~f .',? r profession inlth deserves, I remain your friend,

Richmond, Novembr24, ISfil.Miss Ida Vernon-: I have received yours oi,tc-ndenng me your oilliable services, and

tit- ,:eautiful play of "East Lvnne," for'hiton .\ ednesdav ni»-ht, the 3()fh. Believe meMis., In.-. Vernon, your gene,-qui olfer will ever beremembered Kith yratitude. ** Your friend-,

ItSuautmratA Deßar.DANCE Miss MARY PARTINGTON.

BELLE POLKA,by Professor Loebmax and lnnjpni ffllTfjdedicated to Mrs. E. Maoill.

HIGHLAND FLING Mrs. C DkBAR.

In rohearsal, the bc-autil'ul play entiticiDREAMS OF DELUSION

th<* comedy ofA HUSBAND AT .SIGHT.

Doors,open at quarter to 7 o'clock; performancecommencing o'clock. no :".| -it

T) ICHMOND VAiTIETIES,lAj Eranklin street, next to the i*_thangeHotelWEDNESDAY EVENING, November 3D, 18G4.

TEMPLE OF MOMUS.CROWDED NIGHTLY.

OVERFLOWING HOUSESATI'RAfTIONUNEQUALLED.ATTRACTION UNEQUALLED.ATIRA. TION UNEQUALLED.

OLIO OPERA TROUPE,OLIO OPERA TROUPE,OLIO OPERA TKOUPF-

SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS*.ENTIRE NEW BILL TO-NIGHT.

NEW SONGS,DANCES,

RURLESQUE-SvOPERA?,

FARCES.__See smnll bilh. no 30?lt*-IVTETROPOLITAN HALL.

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTThe EUTAW BRASS BAND, of the Twen. fifthregiment South Cioohna volunteer.-, Ha<-ood's bri-gade, Hoke's divi'i-.n, at thr- r..,iuestof iuhpv in.liesand gentlemenof I'ichniond, will srive a CONCERTVIS?1'0 ?» THURSDAYNIGHT, December Ist. .PkOOfiAHMK :

1. Overture to Norma. Bellini2. Herbstblumer Waltzes. Labitzkr3. Casta Diva,from the opt-ra of Norma ...Bellina!4. Alice Sehi.ttische LaHtaky.??" K2S: f«"!i If"**** «orgia., Donin-tti.-? nl

I,pfsel V lki _* Charles D'Albert.7. Overture to Nabr.jco Verdi8. Elbe Klange Wnltee.- Petrrfck'.?* Miserere Scene, from IITrovatore Verdi.

11. Hounds from Home.... u.,r.o'i12. PervigilieGallop '^\u25a0?-TTtl't.*' M°^ c *m<l Xt U,eDcok and ">usi*; "*fota*and alrthe Hall duwngthe day. The doers willbea**tt£ ?*?.*££- °«»»«**» commence at aqoarter to 8 o'clock. no 2y ;tt.

1)ARTI SA N CLUIS?The FIRST. GRAND BALL of the wmsonwill be aiven atMAGNOLIA HALL, .(lEHTH STRBET, HETWEKN M.MIS ANn CaBV 1onVEDNEiSDAY EVENING, NoV-Teu30, 1864.-__._?- fIMMITTKE OE ISVIIATIOJI !,- P:S- ¥,- lIFBBKRI ' Lt. blavbick ErssENiii.v,Capt. W. W*. Gray, Lt.F. St. Clair,Lt. .' i. .Tavioic.

floor **B**a*a*a**nia :AlickTolib, T.Walker, W. J.Sommermi ie.BALLET WASTER :

C. AllenThe best music in the city will be in attendanceI 'Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies$U>. no 2i»=? 2t« '~ -i ur?.-ii: i i i_.___ ?.

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.? TO THE LADIES OFRICHMOND?The CONFEDERATE READ-

ING-ROOM will be open every evening exp,, al.jand exclusively for LADIES between the hours ol3 and 4 o'clock. No gentlemen will be admittedbetween those hours.

The latest LADIES' MAGAZINES and BOOKSOF FASHION, containing colored fashion plates,showing the latest styles of dresses, cloaksbonnets,hats, collars, head-dresses, basques, sleeves, trim-mings, patternsforembroidunng, the latest mralesof dressingthe hair, Sic. no30-it* *IJERSONAL.?The LADIES of Rich-I niond and vicinity are hereby notified thattheycan procure ARTIFICIAL LIGHT at No 171Broad street (BOLTON St CO.'Sj at one-tuird thecost of oandles.

Please bring the burners of your kerosene lampswith you. no So?if

PERSONAK-Mit. E. H. CHESTEtT-MAN will oblige theadvertiser bycalling on

Him. Resilience, onFourteenth stit-ot, nextdoor tohtr. Peebles's jewelry store. noSO?it*

T)ERSONAL?WiU Lieutenant W. V.I HAMILTON p. 4i send a personal throughDisT-aU-h to L'C'L .Au, giving informationof hiswhereabouts, *ti-, -. in i- very anxious to hear fromhim I no SW?6t*.

TWO HUN.iRV- "OITNDS BEES-WAX, Quinine i* tfoia, English Cop-per*», Bi ack Pepp«i n ii, t.'on. fuii-aU-d andbohdihed Lye, ludig .-.v.

\u25a0"»*???»* "a. Broad sUvv'u.

SPECIAL NOTICES.frar* Special Noticr.?Finding it im-

no**il>l>> toclose our sale on vesterdHy, it will be re-mii I l'< »-DAY at 12M l'he best and moat valua-ble WORK.-* a>v vet to be sold.

WILLIAMS it NORFLKKT. Auctioneers,no 28 cornerThirteenth and Main street*.

fgT.'-ti'F.fiAL Notice.?l'urtiiular atten-tion is culled to the sal., of McDairiel's FINEit[/'oi-|*l> STOTK (say six to eight colts and fl!---lie-l to comi. off atRrnad Rock TO-DAYat 1 o'clock.

noSO-lt* n. W IN'REE,Auctioneer.

"raaS**- r*WCtAL Attention* is railed*tn mysale «rf LUMBER, a No. 1 IRON SAI'I', Stc, at J.A. Belvin's lumber-vur.l, on Broad street nearlyoppi-iti- Monumental Church, THIS DAY at lti"\u25a0''"»\u25a0 T. W. KEEKEE.

nti3u ' Aurtionei r.

*f$- Flock, Mbal,CORN, OATS,, _ _f_ SHORTS, BROWNSTUFEfor *»la, by the quantityor bushel. ?t the

OTi WMMD STORE,n._ * * v

_clenJt,,-4nK* <o.'s old stann»b*t*een Fo,; and Fifteenth.

*§3*rW-*aT k JohnstonPUBLISH THIS DAi

TWO NEW INTERESTING AXD VALUABLEBOOKS.

I.JOHN MARCHMONTS LEOACY. A Novel. B-

Miss M. E. Braddon, authoress of "AurortI-loyd," " Eleanor's Victory," to. Price, **L

*,*Tliis i.s Miss Braddon's latest and bust Novel.11.

THE JUDGE ADVOCATE'S VADE MECUMEmbracing a gener.il view of Military La*and the Practice before Courts-Martial of ti,Army and Navy, with an Epitome of the Lavof Evidentas applicableto Military and NavaTrials. By C. H. Leo. Second edition. Revised and Enlarged. Pricp, §15.

?.\u2666Persons remitting to us the advertisedprice r,any of taw publications, will receive them, post paidto any partof the Confederacy.

The Trade' ordering Bouks from as wai pleas.state distinctly how they wish their orders sent t,them--ly mail or express -rh we cannot he responsihle for their delivery after being sent as directed

WEST & JOHNSTON,Publishers, Booksellers and Stat ioner-

?*»-* "_ U:> Ma'" street.

WANTED.TT AIR WANTEdZto LADIES I>A-± THE COUNTRY.-Ladies in the

, untr-who maywish to dispose of their HAIR ~do -by sending it to the FRENCH HAIR-D MtSthKSALOON, No. I'.KJ Main street, Richmond. The;can Bend it by their friends visitingthe city, or b;express. The higliustprice will be paid for .t.. . no .10-lt*TrTANTBD, \u25a0 GENTLEMAN, exemi,ff from military ' duly, in BOOK-KEEPEIAMI CLERK. To one fully competent, a liberacompensation will be given..

no aO?at WES'! & JOHNSTON.a HORSE.-Anyonhavingit line .SADDLE HOUSE that he iWilling to put out for the winter for his feed, cahave him well attended to, with very moderate amby applying immediately to W. E. CLARICE, Confedei-tte Suites Iron-Yaid, coiner .Seventh and Can.il stieets. \u25a0 no 3o_ax«

WANTED, BOARDERS.?Two gentlenic-ncan be accommodated with BOARD faaprivate family by applring on Marshall .streetbetween Twei.tv-tifth and Twenty-sixth, C'burt]

Hill, fir-'t hii.-k hon<i;. Ilu ;-|»_2te

\\TANTED, a V OMFO R T ABLIJV DWELLING, in the upper part of the city***"**""'"" *l*iiiii i any time between this and thnext two months. Apply toL. WAGNER, Druggist,

no 3<>?st* Sixth and Broad streets.

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.?I wis]to purchase anable-bodied NEGRO MAN-a shoemaker by trade?bet ween the ages of twentand thirty-five years, capable .of doing' good stmniwork, suitable for a plantation,for which I am will

lugt'i paj B liberal price, or would exchange another (errant, either man or woman. Any &nwishing tosell will please call onN.M.LEE, Frankiin stieet, Richmond, who will make the purchaslor me; or address me at Lcxmgtoii, Rockbridg! county, Virginia. <j. A. WHTXH.'TIT:ANTED, a-COLORED SERVANTTT Withoat encuiiiliiaiice, to dogeneral honsewoiL. foe thebalance of the year. For one well recommended, agood home auiifairpneewill be paM

Apply to Mr. B. BRAGG, at Confederate StaNaval Works, corner of Cary and Seventeen[ streets. no 2'.*?3t

\TTANTED TO HIKE, a good COO?f Also, to purchase, a set of CHAMBLFLRNIIURE. Applyat northeast corner of Icond and Clay streets. no 29?4t

X\TANTED, a MANfroo from all *ni 'Tf > t.uy service to serve as GARDENER a Imiles from Richmond. Apply at No.-j** Main strcno 29?St

WANTED TO HIKE, as tame anddo houatwoik, a WHITE GIRL. Addrestatingwhere sho can be seenonSaturda v, W. L. RDispatch office. ,"? -*9?3t*

AIT"ANTED.?Two younir ladios,of th\u25bc ? highest respectability, wish EMPLO\MENT. Both lave pood .English educations aj

write good hands. Address Misses W. aud*¥.., through theRichmond post-office._____ ; no 25?3teod*

\l/"ANTED, a FURNISHED HOUSE\u25bc T containing eight or ten rooms, for amess

officers. Payments monthly. Address post-ollibox 1,101). . no26?5t*TITANTED, BROOM CORN, in largT? or small qiiiitities, for which tho highe

market price will be paid byEDWARD McADAM,no 21?lOt* Thiit.anth street, nearCary.

\\TANTED TO EMFLOY, a first-rat>T COAT CUTTER, To one that will suit, constant employmentand good wages will U* given.?Address Box507, Richmond, Va. m> 23?UWANTED, HARNESS MAKERStf COLLAR MAKERS and SHOEMAKERSat the Government Shops. O. H. LOuIIER,Assistant Quartermaster, Lynchburg, Va.no22?2w

\u25a0\\ -ANTKD, a MALE TEACHER, to gc*f T to the county of Buckingham, Va., to teachItt *i?xVR,e f*,ni*T* Hp r"u*i''- 'x* well qualified Ui.-a.ii French, Latin and Mathematics. Address

CHARLES Y. MORRISS,no si?ta Richmond, Virginia,

ThEADY TO DAY,(MONDAY, Nove-uukr 28.)

AND FOB SALE BY ALL BoOKSKLIEiIS,

IBRADDON'S LATEST AND BESTNOVEL"JOHN MARCHMONT'3 LEGACY."

kY THE AI.THOE OF

?"(J-Uiir's Victory," "LadyAudley's Secret," he,

TkicE, SIX DOLLAR-}.?

it free by mail onreceipt of price,foreseen expenses have compelled asmall ad-

trance from the price first announced.WEST & JOHNSTON,

_*° 2*-3t PuMisher*._TV-EW MUSIC.

NOW READY:THE PALMETTO SCHOfTISCHE.. BY A. J. TCaXKB.

? usual discount to the trade,

engraving.Wedding Card*handsomely engraved and printed.

Also, Inscriptionson Jewelry, Watches, &c , inthebewt style and at shortest notice.OEORQE DUNN & CO.,orner of Fourteenth and Mainstrtsstsno *JB?ot **?

I I ( » KSK FDR SALE.?A lui-TridlNGII orBUGOY HORSE,in-jpod order, warrantoWAROS'S, Brook avenue, between «. lay and L****h\u25a0tns-ts, new house. no 30-Tt»I "A «X>D PIANO, in perfect order, will be soldlfc-DAY (Wth in-tant) at R. B. cook'a!LietioS?**- ne SO?if

LOST, STRAYED AND STOLEN.UTOLEN.-Laat Sun-liy nif-ht my tent,17 on the Osborneturnpike, nearMr W b R*n-h.lph'a,was entered and mv TRUNK stolen con-t-ur-uig, oesidea niy clothin~,taany valuable paper*,roch as bands, due bills and receipt* This is t.notify all who may be indebted to me not to Dayun'e*s pre*euted by me. As the papers are ofllvalue to nny one else, they may be thrown awayAny one findin-r them will he liberally rewarded'bvleavingthem with Captain Temnon, fh*BBBBBB»ss~Br ield ß s SupplyTrain, or with 0. Crew & Son Se-ventieth street, opposite the market, Ri.hmond.'no3o-2t* JAMES W. BINFOB D.

T?IFTY DOLLARS REWAEiH82,1-m*1

011 *-*\u25a0* 2Cth instant, on.COW .sprinkledwith red rind white spots all oveiti.**. BTfM is in very good order; tolerably largihorns, tip. turned back. She has very httie milk'..ne.li,j ;1";jy penned up in the valley or neight-orhood 0f -, lctor.g milf T will _._

e the aboye ?_****rd lor any information so that I ran get hei?** a 'n*. ?. JAMES MURPHY,no3o-3t» Franklin street.UIFTYDOLLARS REWARD.-*** .v. Str. y.f(l or rtolen frora the -luhurbe, in Sidney?ri t..e li. h mstant»a bla.-k and white HEIFERthe white-inning down the hack and under thiirt «k i"*? * ear croPlved an-l a slit in thilei*. Sne was lust seen near Camp Winder. Amlniormationof ncr will be thankfunv received. Shiis about eighteen months old.no30-3teod* p, -yy. CARTER.F OST, between the War Ollice and th<A-i.LtVt^w-iw,/,rVar,tm^nt.' THREE HUNDREIAfl I > THIRTYDOLLARS The finder will be libe

\? IJlTi" ;u by lcav-nX it with- Major 8. BL,ictv* l-li, at the Commissaiy Department.« no 30? It*

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-t&V-a-jaai from my room, on Fifteenth streetunder St. Charles Hotel, oneGREYSQUIRREL -'P?, ,VOVe reward w,u be Paid for hisdeliver-,-at Non a^_;r)

I.*fteenth* strett* F. LaBARRE.

r OST, on Main street, between Fourtl| J and the Custom-house, aLINK BUTTON, scwith carbuncle in Etruscan gold, with a linen cuffI li.- finder will be liberallyrewarded by leavingit a"A ILL!AM B. JONES ft CO.'S, Fifteenth street.no3i>? 2t*T) UR S E LOST, between Mr. R. IIX Maury's and Fourteenth street, nbout 2 o'cloclon the 29th instant, with my FURLOUGH an«ome other valuablepapers; amongstthem a REOIsTFRKT) BOND for seven hundred dollars, si:pit rent. I wiU pay a suitable reward if left at MiR. II MAURY'S for me..noSo*?2t» R. A. JACKSON.T OST, on Sunday morning, NovembeI*1 ". on Grace street, between St. Peter's Cathedi al and Fourth street, aLADIES' WATCH, doublease, with a blue worsted atria* attached, to wliicl

"\u25a0.at* tied one gold watch key undone steel key. "Thfinder will be liberally nwarded by lcavin"" it wit]JOHN C. MAYNARD,Major and Quartermastercorner uf Ninth and Main streets. no29?3t

OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD?TWO STRAY COWS?one whitewith red ear*, and thickly spotted red about thhead, neck and- sides; tfie other rod, with whitalioiit the flanks, legs and in the forehead ;. eacwith bells on. The above reward will be paid fotheir deliveryat J. 0. JOHNSTON'S stables, Franklin street. no 25?fit*

171FTY DOLLARS R E WARD.-Strayed or stolen from my re-idence, onrion Hill, on Saturday,November 2f»th, instant, oa

sru,. 1RED COW, with a white stripe down her facand back and the mark of a rope around the lethorn. 'The finder will receive the above reward foher deliveryto me. Mus. E. D. HOBI'E,no 29?2t* Marion Hill.

STRAY HORSE.?Canio to the camp cthe Surry Light Artillery, on the 23d day cNovember, 1-til. a HORSE", which the owner ca:getby provingproperty and paving charges.

no 29-st» aVhb WILLIAMS.DOLLARS REWARD.?Stray

ed from the subscriber's residence, on the upper part of Grace .street, a laigeAYRSHIRE COWShe Ims a g.x>dileal of red about her neck and heaiiand her body ia more of milk-and-cider color. Shis verygentle, and comes to tho nameof "Mary.'Theabove re ward will be paid for the deliveryctaid cow at my residence.

ROBERT McCANDLISH,no 2S?:U* upper end of Grace street.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, on the nighof the 2"th, asmall RAY MARE ; no markremembered except slightlyrubbed by the traces.-Any one finding her, or will give information thawill lead to her recovery, will be suitably rewardeby callingatthe corncrofThirdandFranklin street;Da. CHARLES JsELDEN, ?no 2C?Gt* Confederate.States*Army.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from near, th-Spotswood Hotel-, about the l.'th instant, ismall BAY HORSE, with theletter C branded oihis left shoulder. A liberal reward will he paidoidelivery to C. ftR. W. McOBUDER, Richmond.no 2.?eo.]3t* GEORGE I). VAUGHAN.I O.ST, a round GOLD SLEEVR.BUTl_ TON. The loser will pay the full rtppralse.value of it if left at Mr. GENNETT'S store, oiMain street. no 25?6t*

FOR RENT.RENT, and possession jj-iven im-

mediately, three W b L L-F U R XISHELCHAMBERS*-*basement, dining-room,and pait othekitchen, with a coal-house, in one of the mostcentral purls of the < ity; rented separately, or to I""-- of gaatlit.ilbi, Adlnss, with full name,throu-rh theDi-p.itc-h oin.-e, F. E. J. no 30?It*tO R R E N T , a large and -ileasanl

ROOM, on tho second floor, with gas, andished. Also, kitchen and coalroom, if desiredreiices required. Apply at northwest cornelof Fourthand Cary streets. no30?It*

FOR RENT, two BOOMS, nicely fur-nished, and one partiallyfurnished, in aquietpart of the city,convenient to business. Apply orthe premiees, on Canal street, between First and

I?OR RENT.?A FURNISHED FA-MILY RESIDENCE, delightfully located,within a few minutes' walk of the Capitol, will b:rented to a desirable tenant and possession given al

0n..-. For particulars,inquireat tho isorthwest cor-ner of Third and Cary streets. no 30?2t*A ROOM FOR RENT, NEATLY FUR-_TI_ NISIIED, WITF GAS; suitable for one oitwo geullenien, on Fourth street, between Broadand Grace street*, east side, tirst door from Broadno3D?2t*

FOR RENT, two ROOMS, on the Groveroad, nearly opposite the residence of Mr. C.Y. Morris. None but gentlemen need apply. Re-ference required. . no30?It*T7IOR RENT, my HOUSE AND LOT,_ withtwo acres of LAND attached, on Grovtroad, in Sidney. Possession given immediately.?Inquire at my cooper shop, near the mills of Ilax-no 39?3t* - JOHN. WHITWORTH.

T?OR RENT, A NEATLY-FURNISH-r ED FRONT ROOM, with servant's attention;suitable for a single gentleman,on Fourth, betweenCary and Canal streets, second door from Cary.

FOR RENT, the FRAMED TENE-MENr on Eighteenth, between Broad andGrace streets, nex: door to Mr. W. S Hurt Pos-session givea immediately. ?no aa-at -JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.

17OR RENT, THREE ROOMS~o7Ib7efirst floor. With gas. Family preferred, anduse ot thekit-hen allowed. Apply on Gracestre*U-tww-n Eighteenth and Nineteenth, second hmi*"!irom Eighteenth. no 2^_2t l,

ROOMS FOR RENT, in a very desira-?jf* "r"****"*! somo unAiriiished" and one199Broad street, up staira. . _

0 |f% *jC'OH RENT, at corner of Franklin andD*k^JWeJliy"sixt4l St**!*, several very desirableKUOMS. Persons needing such will please rail an iexamine them. [no 29?it* 1 JOHN JOVFS~dF!>ush 1ce

lTC111:LV, ° UCanal Htrwt 'Wtwe<in *'ir*.t andI?. no 29?2f17 OR RENT, two DESIRABLEI: ROOMS, with useof kitchen, in the housooc_2_?*_ M,'k* M.urr?y. <">M-iin street, three doorsaboje rhwrnlll. Apply to CaptoinJOHNB. B__s!

t**Oß RENT, THREE ROOMS witih. gas and chandeliers; otherwise unfurnished-suited for a partyof gentlemen;as good rooms -mia* well situated, as any in theapply to ,110 GRUBBS& WILLIAMS? 'RENT, a BRICK HOUSeITsm.I ney, on Grove street. Neighborhood ex«,ient Itis m about fifteen minutes'walk truin thetapitol Square, aud contains tenrooms, andkitchenf*-*m*m*Jm*t*''*»Mm, hUiriii aiasl a ?d wwhouse*, a fine garden and a w?l «f WitV;I ossesaiou given at once. Applyat packet 1.thee ? 'Eighthstreet, [no 2&-6t*l %ICTF WREN

F°ROo£-f iiT; J iiEE FURNISHEDX ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, on Eighthstreet, between Mam and Cary, over the ChickaTmuuga Saloon. Gas in each room. Api.lt .aft.pn-nuses, nearly opposite the SpoUwood Ilotelno 2b?3'.* arnmm

£0R RENT,a NEATBRICK DWELL-ING on Jackson street, iv tho town of Man.ler, within a few minutes' wslk of Q»* city?For terms, et*,, apply to D. K. WKiaiGEJt, {

(AUCTION BALES.THIB DAY. __

BjLee ft Bowmaa. Auctioneers.MTLY OF VALUABLE NEGROEShT AUCTION.?We will sell TO-DAY, at 1*t, at our auction-room, * No. 1 COOK,IKH and IRONER, with her FIVE CHILD-vtT likely and valuable.0-lf LXX ft bQWMA.V, Auctioneers.

By O. W. Willis, AucUotfeur,(No. 63 Main street.)

'ORE FIXTURES OF A MER-UANT TAILOR AT AUCTION.--ill heauction- at the store of W. Davis, Esq., un-- Ballard House, on WEDNESDAY, Norem-th, at 10 o'clock,1 splendidShowcase,2 Counters,1 Urge (rutins-and 1 Setting Table,1 large Looking Glass,Chairs, ftc,I Bed Louiure,

Stove Pipe, ftc,and sundry other articles.n029 Q W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.??? ?-??????-

By E. B. Co- k, Auctioneer,(No. 70 Main street)

T>LUSSELSCARPETS, HOUSEHOLD1} VRNITURE. Stc, FOB SALE AT AUC-TION -On .WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at 10ock cl, Iwill sell, at my store,Severalexcellent Carpets?among them one verysuperior Brussels (fifty yards) ;Mahogany, Cottage and otherBedsteads,Handsome Cabinets (marble top),Handsome Washstands, *'*"'Handsonie Sofas, and Parlor (mahogany) Chairs,Dining, Card and other Tables,Large Safe,Cane and Wood-seat Chair*,Spring, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,Blankets and Bedding,Crockery and Glassware,One Virginia Air-TightCooking-Stove (complete),Franklin and other Stoves,One superior mahogany Piano.1 very superior Rosewood' Piano, in most excel-lent order and nearly new;1 very fine-toned Piano, in rosewood case; severoctaves;1 barrel of excellent Brown Sugar,A lot of Ga< Fixtures,

besides anassortment of valuable articles too nu-merous-to detail. E. B. COOK,no28 Auctioneer.By Grubbs St Williams, Auctioneers.

J) RICK TENEMENT ON TH¥J NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWKh>ALL AND SIXTEENTHSTREETS, AND VA

CANT LOT ON WALL STREET, NEAR FRANKLIN, AT AUCTION.?On WEDNESDAY, 30th oNovember, at 12o'clock M., we will sell, upon thipremises, a BRICK TENEMENT, situated as abovistated, adjoining Mr. Thomas Oteys and occupieiby Mr.Hardy. Ithas four rooms. The lot frontitwentyfeet and runs back eightyfeet to Shockoicreek.

After which, will be sold aLOT,on the east side oWall street, in rear of Blankinship's stable, amrented to Messrs. George Watt ft Co. It frontthirty feet and runs back anaveragedepthof sixtyfivefeet.Terms :One-third cash ; balance at three and si:months, with interest; or all cash, at the optionothe purchaser. GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,. no 28 Auctioneers.

By* James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, 0!SWALL STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTIONWill be sold on WEDNESDAY, the hathdayof Novcmber, on the prenrises, at 12J o'clock P. M., thlarge GRANITE-FRONT BRICK BUILDING siI tuated on Wall street in rear of the auction houalof Messrs. Hill, Dickinson ft Co. Thebuilding iI large and commodious, -with about sixteen roomsand is furnished with gas and water: the lot front

thirty feet and runs back about one hundred feet.Terms : Made known onthe day of sale..no 28 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.

ByThomas W.Keesee, Auctioneer,(Office corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.)

I UMBER, 4c, FOR SALE AT AUCJ TION.?Will be sold, at J.A Belvin's lumber

yard, on Broad street, on WEDNESDAY, the 30tlinstant, at 10 o'clock A. ML a quantity of CUMBEX, embracingCherry,Walnut, Buttonwood, OakPoplar,Pine, Stc

Also,a first-class IRON SAFE.The LUMBER-YARD will berented at auctioiat the sametime. T. W. KEESEE,! no 2B Auctioneer.

|W" X W M U- S I (

At J. W. DAVIEB ft SONS',No. 188 Main Stbeet,

! (P. H. Taylor's old stand.)

SONGS.Some One to Love.Old Cabin Home.I'veBroughtThee an Ivy Leaf. 'Farewell to the Star-SpangledBanner.Dearest Spot of Eaith to Me is Home.Shells of Ocean.Brightest Eyes.Child of the Regiment.

j 'Twas Bright, but 'Twas aDream.Ah, I Have Sighed to Retd.

AuraLee.Mary of Argyle.Dear Mother, I'veCome Home to Dio.Mother, is theBattle Over!MorningPrayer.Farewell, Enchanted Hope.The Mother of the Soldier Boy.Mother, Oh Sing Me to Rest.On the Mountain's Airy Summit.Virginia, the Home of theFree.Come Where My LoveLies Dreaming.Do TheyThink of Me at Home fGod will Defend theRight.

I Why No One to Love.We May be Happy Yet.The Standard-Bearcr.The Star-Spangled Cross.Stonewall Brigade.Stonewall Banner.SoldierSuit of Gray.What are tho Wild WavesSaying*Good Bye, Sweetheart, GoodByo.No Surrender.'The March of the Southern Men.Virginia Miirseillaise.Call Me NotBack from thatEcholess Shore.Listen to tho Mocking Bird.Gentic Nettie Moore.When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home.Hurrah for Our Flag.Where Are Now the Hopes I Cherished 'Vacant Chair.Switzer'sFarewell.Cottage bythe Sea.Then You'll Remember Me.Qfc, Give Me a Home by the Sea.Castles in the Air.Separation.Sc-epes that areBrightest.They Said my Lovewoifid Change with TimeWh:> Will Caro forMother Now 'Twinkling Stars areLaughing, Love.Bird of Beauty.Parthenia to Ingomar.; Lulu is Gone.No One to Lev*.ISee Her Still in myDreams.Wait till the War, Love, is Over.

INSTRUMENTAL. 'Morning Star Walu.XEvergreen Walta.Affection Walt*.Silvery showers.Maiden's Prayer.,Gondclhed.Rochester Schottische.Warblingaat Eve."Lorena?Brilliant Variation*.Anvil Chorus.Moching-Bird Quickstep.

iHome, Sweet Home?VariationsStonewall Quk-kstep.General Lee's March.Soldier's Adieu.Mountain Boy?Variations.GreenwoodWalU.Roquet Walta.Blue-Ridge Quickstep.CaaUeWalta.Virginia Schottiache.Alice WalU.My Home Walta.GeneralMorgan's March.Sheilaof Ocean -Brilliant Variation*.VIOLUf AND GUITAR, STRINGS, WHOLE-

BALBANDRIiTAILPIANO-l-ORTfiS, GUITARS, VIOUNB ANDFLUTES ON HAND.BBGULAR DISCOUNT TO TH* TRADE.

ORDEfiJ FROM THE CWNTBY PROMPTLY

AUOTfON SALES.**TJTUBK PAT.

By Orubba ft William*, Aucutm-*era.

BRICK DWELLING, ON JACKSONSTREET, AT AUCTTOK.-On FRIDAY, De-

cemberSd, at 1 o'clock P. M .we wfll sell, upon thepremises, the BRICJC DWELLING -atttated oathesouth side of Jnek son street, just beyond Fir*l-rtreet, aadoccupied byMr. Charles Walsh. It hasninerooma and apump ot good water m the rard,The lot fronts thirtyfeet and runs back one hun-dred and fifty-seven feet. Immediat* -»ese*eio-i

TAtaale. GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,

no 30 Auctioneer*.

I By George W Willis, Auctioneer,(No. *** Main street.)

riLL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,at my store, on THURSDAY, Deceml-ei

t 10o'clook, ageneral assortment of1 .usehold andKitchen Furniture,toves. Crockery and Glassware,hoes, Bl.inkets,teady-made Clothing, Dry Goods, ftc.«-veral fln* Gold and Silver Watebe*. Jew-

elry, ftc. O. W. WILLIS,30 \u25a0 Auctioneer.

By Williamson ft Co., Auctioneers,192 Maia street, between Ninth and Tenth.)

GLASS AND CROCKERYWARE,? FURNITURE-

FANCY ARTICLES,CLOTHING,

* BOOTS AND SHOES',STOVES,

CARPETS,GOLD WATCHES, ftc,

AT AUCTION.On FRIDAY,2d of December, commencingat 10

o'clock A. M., we will ser>, at our salesrooms, No.192 Main street, a fine assortment of GOODS, con-sisting of the followingand other articles:1 MahoganyPianos,

Brussels and other Carpets,Parlor, Caneand Windsor chairs.Haircloth Rockers,Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,Feather Beds,Hair and Shuck Mattresses,Pillows, Bolsters, Sheets.Blankets, ftc. ?Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,Boots and Shoes,Gold Watches,Fancy Articles,Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves.no 29 WILLIAMSON-ft CO., Auctioneers.

By Robinson, Adams ft Co., Auctioneers,(corner of Ninth and Main streets.)

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTIONon FRIDAYNEXT, the 2dDecember, commencing at 10 o'clock,MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,SMOKING TOBACCO,CIGARS,GROCERIES,DRY GOODS, andMISCELLANEOUS ARTICLE?..Particulars in a future advertisement. 'ROBINSON, ADAMS ft CO.,no 29 Auctioneers.

By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers, ?

(No. 54 Main street.)

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, OJTHURSDAY NEXT, at our store, No. 5Main street, a general assoiment of HOU3EHOLIand KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing, in part2 Parlor Stoves,SeveralCooking*Btoves,

1 splendid Brussels Carpet, containing fiftytwo yards, in good order and but httiiused;Bedsteads,Chairs?Cane-Seat and others;A large lot of Blaukets and Overcoats,Silk Dresses,Blacking,Cigars,Chewing Tobacco,

and anumber of other goods.Persons wishing to contribute to this sale arerequestedto send in their goodsbefore the morning osale. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS ft CO.,"° 29 Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLELAND.?WiII be sold, on the premises, on thiloTHOr DECEMBER next, the FARM of the lat(U. B. Wright, Br., deceased, lying in Carolinicounty, onthe Mattapomriver, four miles from idepot on the Richmond' and Fredericksburg railroad, containing five hundred and fifty acres.There is on this farm anabundance of wood an<timber, and the cleared land is in a high state ocultivation; it has on it an excellent and almosnew dwelling, containing eight rooms besides thbasement; also, all necessary out-houses, mostlinew.So goodan opportunity is seldom offered for investment. Persons who desire it can examine thifarm by callingon me at the place.At the came time and place will be sold all thiPERISHABLE PROPERTY, consisting of StockCrops, Household andKitchen Furniture, Put-miniImplements,Sto. CHARLES WRIGHT,no29? Ist* , Executor.

T>UBLTC SALE.-Will be sold, alJT HOWARD'S GROVEHOSPITAL, onTHURS-?VAX" .the ,st of December, Ht 10 o'clock, a lot olCONDEMNED PROPERTY, consisting of Stove*Tin and Tableware, and other articles of Householdand Kitchen Furniture. By orderno 29-lt* SURGEONIN CHARGE.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A LIKELYGIRL.?By oider of the Circuit Cauit of theT.Mmiiuv 0!"1,i 1wi, jrll ' at Pub!i<- «~ti<>n, onTHURSDAY, Utday of December, at the auction-house of Lee * Bowman,aLIKELY GIRL?a i-oodhouse servant. K. D. JAMES,Executorof Hector Davis, deceased.

UDOUIS, SANDERSON & TABbTaUC-L> TION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTSo. 114 Main ktbekt, at private sale:Bacon, Beeswax and Coffee,? Tallow and. Wax Candles, Codfish,Cotton Yarns and Wool Cards,Mason's Blacking and Gun Caps,Flour, Rice, Lye and Mustard, *

Molasses, Pepper and Pickles,Starch, Salt, Soda and Socks,Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,Gin, Scotch and Rye Whiskey.Consignments solicited.BOUIS, SANDERSON ft TABBno 28?eod5f Auctioneers.

ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS IRISHPOTATOES--5 barrel* genuine New OrleansMOLASSES50 bushels ONIONS,DRIED APPLES,FLOUR,CORN MEAL.COUNTRY CHEESE,on consignmentand for sale by

' . WILLIAM 8. MUNSON,no 28--3t 13 Pearl street.

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.1 fine CHINA DINNER BET,1 TOP-BUGGY.30 pairs HEAVY BROOANS,50 do. LADIES' BOOTS, *30 gross LEAD PENCILS,i do. BLACKING,

49 boxes STEELPENS,12 dozen GOLD PENS.no28?3t SLAUGHTER ft CO.

SUNDRIES.1,000pounds FAMILY BACON,25 boxes No. 1 WAX CANDLES25 barrels No. 1 ROSIN OIL,150 barrel* SUPER-PHOSPHATE LIME,4 tons LUMP PLASTER,forsale by R. 8. MASSIE,no 2*?3t» 67 Oa? street.

I T?OR SALE, a LIKELY YOUNG WO-|±7 MAJf «~»<1 CHILD; also, a naw.FARM WA-GON, for two or three horses. Apply on Maraheilstreet, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth street*.no29? XT B. T. C. R08i..8.|> LEACHED SHIRTING COTTON.?JL> Just received, a case of nice BLFJACHEDSITiRTING COTTON, that ha* been slightly wet,which I will sell at nine dollars per yardno29?4t W. R. POLK; 13? Mail., -j-f-et,

PURE CIDER VINEGAR, very oldXT ?""l atrong, just received and for sale byWILLIAM T. TRUEMAN,no »-»t» No. **T. Main «*re*t.

QUPERIOR IMPERIAL TEA, justre-O oeived andforsale byWILLIAM T. TRUEMAN.no 29?2t* No. 3b* Main -rtreet.

OUND, a BUM OF MONEY. Theloner canobtain it by proving ownership onapplication atno th-ft WEST ft JOHNRTOirs.

OLD DOMINION TRADINAJ COM-PANY.-Tweaty shares forsale by

to »-2t C. W. PURCBLL ft CO.N CONSJGNMENT.-One hundrt-dban-els PRIME ALBEMARLE PIPPINS

for sale by (no a»?ht* R. H. DIBRELL.

FOR SALE, two HORSES, .ait-bit- forcavalry, andboth work well in harness. Ap-ply to Meoki-e. P. 8. COLBY ft CO.,ao la? 12f» No. 14* Main rtr-H.

JUST RECEIVED, one hundred barrelaAPPLES, all kinds, for -ale byW. B. ELLISON A BROTHER,corner Seventeenth and Franklin (treeta.no 80?**r» *A GOOD RIDING HORSE FORr| SALE; wall-conditioned aad youna-. Call at I

\u25a0 FUT'URR DAT.T>UBLIC BALB OF REAL AND PBB-Jr_ SOWAL_f-*r*OI?ERT-lT IN K*-v**nATAJf.--0»day of lt*x?noer ae-Bt, I willsell, at xntifmbetaon, a FARM ia th* lower end otPowhatan co-ant-r, containing three hundred andfourteen acre*, with afood two-*t*w*y DWELLING-HOUSE, containing four Is---? ***?***" aad a amra-meat, and all nee****? OUT- IIO*08f». "**ha? ar*nfUen bn*hel* of wheat aad fbrtvbu«heb of wint-oaf.« seeded on the *alae*. now looking wt> I. Th*Farm ia ia afood neighborhood, within about fearmiles of Powhatan station, Richmond and Daavill*railroad ; a healthy locality,and has excellent well-water in the yard. Im*n»-diat*hr after the sale ofth* Farm Iwill aril all the CROP** of evi-ry kind,made this year; also, three MULE**, on* i/OHHF,one yokeof OXEN, MILCHCOWS, four-tern HOGS ?FARMING UTENSILS hf ere***** kind, enbracinfnew Plows, agood Tbre»hing-Machine, Wheat-Fac,Corn-SheUer, Carta, Wagon, ft.-.

Traits: Cash.l'ersons wishing to attend from Richmond or

aboveeaado no by taking- the Richmond and D*a-riile car* to Powhatan station in the morning, andreturn on the evening of the same day." Bale tocommenceat 11 o'clock A. M., and conducted byJ. B. Good*. W. S. SUMNER.

no le?M'TuftFT>APER MILL AND WOOD LANDJ AT AUCTION?WiII be *old at auction, onTHURSDAY, December Ist, at theBlue Ride* H*->tel. in Botetourt county,on the macadamised road,five miles from Ptacastle, a PAPER MILL, 10.-at.-done mile from the hotel, and aTRACT OF VALU-ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from themill. The mill is in goodorder, with exeellent ma-chinery, but little worn?indeed, a* good aa n.w ?

Theestablishment is supplied with a ~perubun-dance of dear water, for washingrags, and therif htto make lime for its purposes from anadjoininf

Sale to take place at 12 o'clock, and t-rmsrash.

/COMMISSIONERS'*** SALE OF SIX\j VALUABLE SLAVES.?As commwaion*r»or the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond,appointed by a decree rendered on the loth ofNovember, 1864, in the case of Trueheart rt to

STiucluart, Stc, we shall sell at pubtioin front of the State Court-house, ia

of Richmond, on MONDAY, the sth daymber, 1864, at 12 o'clock M., six very valu-VVES, consistingof father, mothor and four

children, belonging to tho estate of the late Mia*ElisabethT. Truehcait; all of whom areremarkablylikely and of excellent character. The age* of thi*children are from eight to twentyyear*.

Taajts: Cash. W. GODDIN,H. A. CT.AIBORNE,

no M Comnnasior.eT*.

WILL BEHOLD at WILLIAMSONSt CO.'S au Mon, on FRIDAY, 2d Decem-ber, one FINE GOLD WATCH, huntsman case.F. W. DOOOETT,

Administrator of A. C. Dabmbt, deceased.| -"-7"LOOKING FOR A HAT.-Being al-most bareheaded, I started a few days ago tobuyme hat. I called at several places where hat*were formerly kept on-ale, and asked, "Hare you aHAT tofit oi suit me '." " Yes, sir, Ithink we have "was the rrply. "What's Tour price ."" said I. ?? **7ahave them from One hundred and fifty to two hun-dred dolltrs," was the reply. One hundred andfifty to two hundred and fifty doflarsfor a hat!Well, that was more than a poor man ...nil standso I thought I would try the Hat Factory. I ar-rived at Moore St Hayward's. "Have you a HATIto fit me '" "No, sir, I have none," was the reply."Don't you manufacture them '." I inquired ?"Yes, sir, we do," was the reply, "but all ourhands are out with the local forces, and I am theonly one loft at home; and I would not b» tin*only I amon the sick list, and furnished a \u25a0 iii.stituti-at that." "Well, how many hand* have you outin the fie' .it present?" " Well, sir, I h«ve mypartner,. / two son«, two detailed hand*, -detaili d'aspublic necessity,) and the only two near.?* ?chad in the business." "Well, what are yourpi-ioeaf" "We are selling, sir, from eighty toon*hundred dollars. We have never charged overonohundred dollars for a hat, and would not chargethatmuch if we could get the woik made, for th* inoiewe have made the cheaper we can sell."

TU" ILL BE RE A D V

MONDAY. Nov-.mbbb 28,Mia BRADDON'B LAST AND BEST NOVEL.

"JOHN MARCIIMON-PS LEGACY,"BY THK AUTHOR or

"LaUT Ai I.IKY** BKCBBT," "AUBOBA F1.0T0,"

As theedition of this work is nec-essarily small,I orders from individuals and the trade shouldbe scatIforward immediately.PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS.

For which sum it will be sent free by mail to anypart of the Confederate State3.

WEST & JOHNSTON,no ID?eodet Publishers, 145 Main street.

liHEOANT PARLOR, CHAMBERI _AND DINIUfO-ROOM FURNITURE FORPALE PRI VATELY.-For sale, aneleguit tuto- atPARLOR FURNITURE, made to order by Beiviiift Atkinson, of rosewood, covered with the finestsilk brocatcUe; is aa good a* new, and equal toany made ; togetherwith an elegant ROSEWOOD-PIANO, nearly new.

?»rn..-y__ ,uito ' MA "OOANY CHAMBER Fl'R-M I LXX, neany new, with new beds and twldini-Also, DININO-ROOM FURNITURE, and ele-Lrant CUT-GLASSWARE, ftc, ftc. Address s « ,Richmond, Virginia. no ao?3t*

_-__, ot Hymnsand Songs for Sunday School.* andSocial Meetings, compiled by acorps -of l-iarnd.iy*School officers; neatly printed and for sale at the-following prices: Singleropy, *,l; per d*>«en, $logyjg**); fifty copies, $37.50; one hiuadradi ou-Orders promptlyfilled.

WILLIAM H. CTJEMMTTT,No. 140Main street, Richmond, Vuginla.

fT_NE HUNDRED CORDS OF SEA-\ " 80NP.D OAK WOOD FOR SALE -We are.authorized to sell one htindr.nl cords of SEASONEDOAK WOOD, within four milea of the town ofScottsville. Two loads can be made to the landing? a day, and theroad is said tobe good, a -~*.tbargain can be purchased if early application beno »0? lw comer Wall and Franklin^tniet*.

T)ICHMOND SOUP ASSOCIATION.1V The SOUP-HOUSE will be open for distri-bution on THURSDAY, the Ist of December, at theMETROI*OUTANHALL, beginning at II o'clockM. Tickets must be obtained of the ladies of the-The Soup-Housewill be open.-1 every day at tb©hour above-mentioned, except Sunday. a* SO?ld

TTIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.-AU? persons holdingCertificate* of Dep,>sit of this! institution are requested to present the same forpayrn-t to J. A. BELVIN, President, or at the?tore of E. B. Spence. T. B. STARKE,Treasurer Virginia Savings Bank,no 30?eod2w

AYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERSThe publiccan be suppliedhereafter,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

MORNTNO BTAR RESTAURANT,on the corner of Main and Eleventhatreeta.

PRICES REASONABLE.no 2»?2t*>A BEAUTIFUL CARPET FOR SALE._"V I have ~,r lafe, 8t Mr _-. !?.,. ,-\u25a0 <

store, a BRUSSELS CARPET,ooutaaning **venty-st.venyard*. It is a beautiful pattern, and ha* beenvery little *_cd. Also, a large ROOM, partiallyftirnishad, fur rent, mm the LouiMiaua IL-ep-ulno30?It* ROBERT RYLAND.

FOR SALE, .BEAUTIFULand VERYHANDSOME WHITE BRIDAL MORNINGROBE, WREATHS, SLIPPERS, WHITK SILKHOSE, ftc. Callat Maa. EVEII£TT*BNo 215 Broad -tnvt,no 30?2t* three doom from Fourth -**aeai.rpHE ADVERTISER (a dttaenof Rich-\u25a0 niond jwishes to r*nt a food COMFORTABI XHOL'SE, without furniture. He has a (-mall ft-n---ily, and is wiUmg to pay a reasonable price Ad-dress M T. 8., box No. i J6, Richmond post-office

FOR SALE, . v«i~ likely BLACK BOY,ofgood sue, quod temper and el.ara.-u-r; allr»t-r*te house servantand carriage driver;tventv-two years old. Apply at*-***>?eodff CARY BTRRET JA*X._

FOR RALE, ONE LADIES' LARGETRAV RUNG TRUNK. Can be seen for thr-wiay* at Mr*. WORTHAM'S,on Seventh street, ki-tween Clay and Leigh street*. aoSO?it*V_? ' '\u25a0"

OR SALE, a au-x-rior sevt-n-o*taveF rosewood PIANO. Applyon Clay*t***»,fourth door above the .-ornerof Ada****, south «d».

no SO?ST 'TO CIAOSECONSIGNMENT,20 barrel* ABPLK BRAN DV,40 barrels SPIRITS IX'RPENTINR.

HUFFA Ri) * 00-,aoU? Iw "Thirta-ar-th andQofmat ajramm.

OLD RIM.-Twenty keg*, ten galkmaeach, PURR OLD RUM-

HUPPARI) ft ca.no hi?2w Thirteenth aad Uoy-irtwr**r?U.

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