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The Balls Bluff Disaster.
INTERESTING STATEMENT.
Bni.n,orc, OF % The allowing IL from q
highly RESPECTABLE refugee from Lsesburs:--

Bniirorc, oct. % TIE allowing IL from
highly respectable refugee from Lscsburg:--
ViRsr INTENTION oy THE EKDHLs
WIEN the intention OF thro~ipg thu PolerA'
iroops actta' tie POtomac rivnr hrt bacims ap'
r., NJ, ire rebel lorcc In no nsiShblrh OF wn
- susll that It was almost occidcd not 10
,ifor any rusisi anoa some reiD'Ocsmsn'',
however werc brought uD from hack OF Ls r.
burg and with the force thus gathered no al.
ioS,tte' exceeding ur,o thousnd, 1t WAS 70
. lived 20 mskoa NArd. DO parties, It was
Adut'ed a. I/esru'g, FOUGHT dosps's.eiy.
The Confedorites fear. that tuoy would no
surrounded hy large force, which It was anti.
pVtd General banks would brow s,rDu at
tie fery, just Ahovo vhoro ths battle Vas fought.
sro thus most dasprsts eft ria we,o u,ads u
d.feg Cen B,k"r b"fora .he expected reinforce.
merits e Cor Banks could como 10 his relief.
RRBKL Ioss-uNoN PRISONERS
Tho fecesl troops, though O,erma.ohed il
numbers, stood out against the attack m lnfll,
IND bTAvoly. Both parties suTorcl -syer.ly IL
ki'ed End wounded. Our infofiuaut saw ovei
ono bundled rebels dead, wh1', their ~ iu1oi
~e'e 50 numerous tina III tho isimhousss in III
nci ghburhoUd were occupied ~ tatupprAry hnipi
tails The nulrbor Il federal s,llers cap 'ursl,
our ufJrmsnt cid not know IIc Jaw one party
o. ule hundred and ten taken oil, but undsr,tp Il
that two other squads had previously Leea SON
away.
UNION SYMPATHY IN LEBsBURo.
The expectation, which ir-t prevailed. th,t
tire nstonal troops woll he able 10 advance in
overwhelming nunboIs 80 Leosbutg. occ lsion ID
the utmost excitement Gmeng the UaOnis;s. Of
whom there are largo number in tho vicinity,
Who wore prepared . receive and welcome thi
army, whilst many # the prominent male soccs
sOn.,ts made p'otArati,ns 10 leave.
Tie r'rulse d tho national troops Of courp'
clu-cd cO're'p0ndinK dep ession with one
elrs ard The most oNtraNdnsry exu';stion wi b
She o her. Alter tue battle tho rtbeis rspiil,
huf'i 4 up r,irf rcsmeut1, AID at the time "a
Which our iuf Tms lou exteuds, IL was e5tim,' ed
that they Rad from TO- 900 10 700 men al
Leosburg aud Waterford.
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Public JoBs.--At thu Croton Department,
yesterday, contracts wore awarded as follows:
Sewer In Sd Avenue, from s2d street TO 1875
feet south; awarded to David y. Mccarthy, a.
1869 %.
Sewer In Third Avenue, from 18th to 10Th
street; given to B. Y. Brady, at $3.50.
Laying trap block pavement in 10th street,
between 9th and 9th Avenues, awarded to John
Fitzpatrick, at OIL 10 per square yard; or o..
226 60 in total.
Laying trap block pavement Ia 26th street,
from Madison to 9th Avenue; awarded to jar.
dire 6 johnson, at 81 46 Par square yard or
&c, 32l 20 in total.
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POIiti.

Albany, Oct. 27.-T
mittee, the old An
here Saturday eve
Democratic ste
whom they q.
endorsed tn
Justice Of
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The transports carry heSvy ordnance and
stores; two frame houses; an immense numbsr
Of hricks; shovols, picks, horses, wagons, surt-
boais, ard every article Needed for a cAmpiign-
They are all armed:
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This Committee offered resolution 10 the Of
feet that the contact be awarded to tho two
lowest bedors, which was adopted.
A resolution 90 appropriate $40, 900 for tho
construction of Harlem Bridge was laid over.
The Board hen proceeded to appoint inspect
tors and snvassors OF election, atsor which thoy
adjourned 20 p. Nj. today. t-
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CoNTRABASDs ExoLuDRD.

Connexions barracks are been erected for the
contrsbsnds, none Of whom are TO go Nth the
expedition. Gen. Meigs has directed Quar'or-
master Tallmadge TO provide for them in the
way of shelter and clothing, as well us has beer
customary with god masters in Virginia.
CoNIRABASDs ANXIOUS TO 90.
Maryland Shareholders in the vicinity of An
nopolis complain that many Of their slaves 80
cretod Themselves on board vesselslof the So
coast expedition. Several OF those fngaciou
parties were discovered, arrested and returnc,
10 their owners.
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BOARD OF SurRRyIsoRa.-Mr. PuIdy offered
a resolution last cvenisg, to the effect that the
exrorse Of fitting up election polls for tho ensu.
ing county election shall not exceed $40 each.
Adopted.
The spocil Committee on building the new
court h, uss presented rep-rt stating that they
had advertised for tenders for the marble 70 b,
employed in building the new court house, and
had receiv, d the following proposals
T. IIy.la nj tkr.o tons oh
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GUS BOAT PLKEr

TIE fleet Of steam gun boats is we'll manned
and armed. Some Of thenI--the UnddHid, Sens-
ca, PenpJ'Sd and OtIrd, each carry enc l1-inch
DablgIen, one Parlott riAed gun, and two IA
nonnd hoMilZ.fA IhnY Arc
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rFor ths RichDopd Dispatch !
Yankees Selling vi giuia Ssgreess


1t is said THAI two hundred ana forty ne
groes have been sent from ortres, Monroe to
Cuba. This IS, moreover, but carrying out
the act of the Yankee Congress for the conds-
cation oG the negroes belonging 70 Sou thern-
ers. In the present bank Il ptcy OF their Gov
ernIueut, We see no resource they have, ea-
capt to pay themselves By the capture and
sale of our slaves
1t may be easy for rs 20 prove what number
may has g been stolen a. this OF that farm, or
sent Oft and sold from this or that fort 1t is
not so easy, however, TO identify what par
ticdiAr negroes were stolen by what part :
lar Yankee. In enforcing repaTation for our
stolen property, the eTi:ence Is TO the above
most important points may b6 difficult to ob-
Saiu--it is feared almost Impossible.
1t seems that enac 'InenLs nigh be 40 framed
as TO allow our negroes to bear witness in the
cases ABOVE referred TO. Laws for admitting
their evidence might be so guarded az TO be in
no way pr.judiciaI to us, While ouT proper ty
Wonld be SO much bet[er protected We
should have no compunction as to enabling
Old virginia negroes 70 tell what they know
about Yankee thieves who have desoiated
our borders, and to u hCn orr negroes are far
superior, morally. Nortnerners should have
no reason TO complain Of our negroes appear
ing against thern, when they have admitted
the evidence OF Yankee free negroes against
our Virginia citizens, when eCdsay oring to
secure the property secured TO rs by our
former Constitution. R
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PRICE ONE CENT.

A RsAISI.oEsce OF Gss ScorT AT tho
present time, when Winfield Scott /. aiding
ana absttiDg in the enslavernent of the people
Of his native State. the following speech, ds-
livered by him on the occasion Of HE recep-
ton by the Legislature OF Virginis, in Febru-
ary, 1858, is not without interest:
Mr. Prsstdsns and Senator's: cannot Rive
exoress,on 70 the ceep emotions OF pleas ure
which l experience at this reception 10 my
native State. Little did expect to meet wi b
such hcnors here. aud from you. hud my
self in the midst OF my coultrynen-ny dear
countTynep-natives OF the State Which was
the cradle OF my frst hopes, my fist ambi-
uon. In my long career-moTe reraarkahie,
perhaps, for its length than it's briiitancy-l
have ever felt the responsibility in hsrited by
my birth. / have always said, what viii
Virginia say of nae - and when, in she course
OF my public life. 1 have alwa1s remembered,
at its most i'm por tant poiI IS, that b. re por
ton OF her honor upon my shoulders ! have
said that If l proved recreant l would b.
douely damned in her estimation and
that, that CT my & Country: L was in the
principles which have guided me through
life, and 1t Is by the exGrn pie of her Wa b.
ington and other great Virginians, thai am
inspired with the q. sire To be rernem bered by
my State. That desire has been accom- plish
tar beyond my moet sanguine expec tations.
Honors upoa honDrs have been heaped upon
me, and could not if wopid evsr, forget her
fayors. At the end of the war Of iS12 10 she
presen ted me with the sword now poss IS
She has given nay name to one of her counties,
and after tie lapse Of a third of a century,
when my little services might be supposed TO
hs ve been forgotten. she has honored me wi n
vote OF thanks and a god medil. aIluda
to these things in 8 spirit of gratitude, not OF
vanity-ths time has passed away for that. l
have arrived at tn age when the pass ions
are nelloW wed and the i'm giuation ceases 10 be
fiery and irregular-ap age of quiet and en-
joymea .-and the scenes of this q will fill
me with grattf full memories, and will bear
its recoIlectio with me to the fin u resting
place, to which, in the course Of nature, am
rapidly tending With 8 Virginia heart,
tender all VirginiaAs nay gratitude aud afiec-
tior.
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Execution in kanagawa, Japan.

The correspondent Of New York paper
writing from the above place, gives the fol-
10 wing description Of 8 poor fellow who was
execu ted for arson:
The criminal, dressed in a loose white cot.
ton robe, and bound hand and foot, was placed
on horseback and paraded through ths prin-
cipal streets of the native quarter. He was
escorted oy large posse OF police, soldiers
and officials. Inscribed on a banner, carried
directly in front of him, were particulars of
his history, his crime and its punishment
The poor IellO ", reduced to q skeleton by long
confinement, and bearing the marks Of harsh
treatment, was as afject OBJ isct as one
might see. Passing cut Of the town, he was
conducted to hill in the open country, u
lovely spot overlooking fair fields, gardens in
Of half acTes extent was enclosed by ropes,
within W hiuh ths stake, the faggots and the
fire awaited their VIC tim Shortly before
reaching this spot the procession halted in q
shady lane by an old deserted temple, where
with mock humanity, the prisoner was 70
with better viands than be had tasted for
many day, and piled bountifuiIy with rice
whiskey.
On reaching tha enclosed space Of the execu
ton ground--in sight OF thousands OF spec "a
tors, who trampled down roods OF ripenine
grain in their eageruess-the criminal was
lashed TO the stake with straw cords, which
in turn, were-plastereo with mud TO plsven
their burning prematuTely. While his head
was thus being secured by cords passed
around his neck, it was evident that the Iii tie
life remaining in his en1aciated form was msr-
cifuliy strangled into near insensibiiity.
During all these preparations the victim ex-
bioitet no emotion, no interest In what was
going on. The officials appointed TO superin.
tend the execution sat looking on in true ia.
par ese stoicism.
:" We are very short, let US stand In front, ~
said two black. teethed women to the pressing
crowd, who, however, yielded not. Yet ths
demeanor OF the Ihrong was tree from rude.
ness there seemed to bs no lavity or jibss a
the poor prisoners fate "It Is an ugly
sight" they said, and looked ON In silence
Bundles of = long. wsli-drisd rush were
now heaped about and above the man till hS
was covered out of sight; and then nre VA
applied simultaneously IN several places
and in a moment tha names leapsd not and
fierce into the air, and death must have been
as instantaneous as under tho headsman 6
axe-mors 30 than in the hangsman's rope
Within two minutes the rushes had burned
away, and the scorched, litsless form Of the
man alone remained. Lighted faxgots were
then applied 70 month and nostrils, 70 make
assurance s0re.. The head execu toner, kneel.
ing before the seated officials, reported the
deed accom- piishsds and while sxecu TONERS,
ofacers and Spectators. dled away. the black.
sned corpse was left standing thres days. q
public spectacle and warning. 4sr
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The Ladies of WiiIiamsburs and James

To the Edtt0rs Of the Dispatch Amid the
mul Iphcity ot eveats LnaL have constantly
occupied the pens of our scribes, much Of merit
has been overlooked.
When there Is such demand for ryery kind
CT good woi rs, nothing should be lstt unno-
ticed calculated TO inspire emulation il all
ranks OF our citizens. The ladies OF Will
liaulsburg and James City are heart and hand
engaged IN ministeriag TO the wants of the suf-
feTing soldiers in our midst; tor though the
cowardly Yankees have not OFT cred bs tile since
their disgraceful fight at Bethel, yet our SOL
dieTs nave not escaped their share of suffer
ing A society has been in opera tion for
months III Williams burg, the members of
which meet every day at : O'Clock a. NJ ., and
con tinue hard at work till three in the after
noon When the sick first began TO fill their
hospitals s~Ine OF tns1n mot and made aboO {
fifty beos on sunday between church hours.
The ladies OF Williamsburg d.serv g great credit
for the great work they have been dong in
behalf OF the defenders of liberty. A similar
society has been organized i'll James City
county, il which Nearly every lady in the
county taxes Z.alous part. Indeed, nothing
ever has before sue ,eeded in uniting all glasses
ana parties In one society 30 com pleteiy and
harnsniousiy as this sympathy Tor the SICK
soldier.
ETHER sewing and knitting needles are busy
d great part OF he week upon various articles,
such as beds. sheets, pillows, towels, shirts
SOCKS, DC all OF which are brought toge ther
IN their weekly NEE .ings sud sent 10 the
places OF greatest neei As mary SIS thirty
pairs / SOCKS we're brought IN from one family,
tns yarn OF which, Tor the most part, was
spun BY me delicate hands OF s. wealthy lady
Fifty odd q d1llars were raised in d short time
by tn s ely, which amount was expended
for the little necessities of the slsk They
sent this week q wagon load Of dei,cacies TO
william sburg, and another will oe sent TO-
morrow. Ah classes here-the rich and the
pocr, the white and the black, work and pray
Tor the good Of our common cause.
Last Sunday evening, il became my duty TO
"A IN Gsf of ha
county. Several fervent prayers were Offer
ed up IN behalf Of our soldiers on the battle
es'd Oae slave prayed specially for SOL
dier who FORMERLY used 10 preside at these
meetings, but is now in camp. He then
prayed tor bis family and his servants Who
can conquer such people as this ELIAs.
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sfI. LAUK EL ACADEMY,

50 a.
Nj. LAUK FL ACADEMYi MYirxco -.
The session begins 1st Of October ard closss
tie cent Of July The s.,uSioi Is ,o T
south Of aich,aoEd, midway bstveen the sea-
board snd the mountains, ana combines all tn 8
&dv vSnssaes OF safety, health and retirement that
Tasss -For board and tuison tsn months. sx-
ctu.tss OF lights and towels, ssSo, payable half
8.-For every paying boarder. pledge my
sali 10 give $50 per session to The Southern Con
Ad5Tass ne, 4 Glover Depot, Hsn;sx Co. We.
pR0URLArD s6N0OL, AT GE1 I'm
The e'xtn session viii open the frst MONDAY In
Sepi smbef a nd close en- he s5th OF June
ls Iss @ .srna inc
Nm. DiNWIDDiE, II A,
a. 1-dlsZ s.3v. lSt frincipal.
EnGEHIIL 4CADEMf.-Th nsx5 gsssIoa
i1res Ten moths fhs course is suily psapara-
tory. to the Crlvers;'y of Ei-sisia speciai at
sRil%9 n; nss g A:rafs.Ies :.d
FOkTIFIGaTION and other branches OF military
science VII bs regularly Taught in tho scheol Of
TzE.s'- s,sso psr session. Liberal arrange
skNU Al sCs0OLER, u. A.,
an G-tic Geipey'sP o. Caroline, Va.
sliCnHsoND FEMALE IN>TITUTE.
The next ssssion Of this Institution will begin
iCTOBEh /, 1885,, and Is expected to CORES pond
L All respects 70 those of former years
The saIas Faculty win remain tse terms will
ne as here '9fore, and the same liberal patronage
fTo n this ~ ~ and from the South Is hoped for
More detsilea advertisements wi! oe issued
hereafter. For furthsr Information, or FOR CAta-
lcgues, soon to bs ready, apply TO
I-is tBAS WINSTON, Preft
tsaoOk siILL SCHOOL fUik bOYA
ID MLLks NORTH or CKARLoTTEsyILLE,
VA.-The Session will begin srst MONDAY in
eeptembeT, and end 25lh Tene following
SUBJECT5 TAUsET.-EDglish, Ancient and Mod
arn Languages. Ma hendtios.
FEES For Board snd Tuition, tnot including
Candles and Tow wsls,) $3.50 For session
Those who desire further informs tior, please
apply for circulars.
Post Once and Depot, Charlottesville, Va.
CHA0LEs MINOR, Il. D A. ID VA,
~ 26-2awtlS Principal
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1S1e-1En1 fER HxtCh xsn!T vvpR;so HrRS 5Te
n Mis.Iss!rPi:0lT1 LANDS Fon

u SALE, or ExCHANak POk NEoKoEs.-
Negroes, the following Tracts OF LAND, In Soli.
va and Holmes counties; Miss
contain ng AIS acrss-Iso acres now under Gu III.
walton, 2s3 acres moye dsadeusd lwo ears ago,
st % oaoD Tb. sd now rssay
double log cabin, rooms Is feet square pa. sass
and gallery, ave n sgro cabins, corn crib, sn9ke
trees, coasisting Of spple.. pe.ches and pears,
new siu house, 60 by % feet, inciuding eds sc
s1 mtI' ssa ssud, al % nsv % and complies s' sis bis
Tract lies on s,sh - sidas s Of b1gus rhai., about
south, Iol. kobinson Tops plantation on the
north, Tyra Rhodes estate saa W. w rooms
the aast This srsc. lies .en n t,es from he sis.
sissippi river, Nell Ross Lsnding,I and about az
M ss1oisn arS Hil ssi ns .ss s'a 1nSis et
half tntersst to . gooa plan'er, who will put IN
an an eaisi amount Of negroes horsss, 9xsS. SC I,
I'd AaotAsr sract, OF sos acres, about three
miles from Begus Phaiis adjoining the lands I
Dr. aud 4. isom's piaes--soV ae' 90 dead
neo IN eui,iv.on iaHa H. ssxs ,ear @ ssn ns,s Ra hs
lumber sawed, AID several negro ssbins built. II
I'd Another tract. containing 400 acres, near
Col. ". 4. shaw. or Jshn II. shsnn.p's plan.
Gh. Anoihsr traet. Of ais acres, in Holmes
county, on Tchr u River, fHonsy Island adloin-
Ing The isnds of the estate Of eamus sl Richardson
doc d. No improvements.
/ win sell bar gain in these lands, or sxchange
for neKroes--ons. third in caah or psgI, es the
balance on time, TO uit purcha'e by payisg Ia
tsrest At the rate of per cent psr annuin. THESE
lands are ell pro.scisd BY = Kood leyae. and are
Is good - any IN the Mi.sissippi bottom.
For further peFticulaTs, address or call on ma
q or near Frsdsriok's Hall Depot, Louisa couniy'
Va. until abont the 18th OF Sspsembs,, after which
time shxll be on my improved place, In bei!vsr
county Miss tAAs Bolivar r. y.
/ au S-dAkcWass C.. YRANANs.
n A1ADos ssD kkd + Va Militia
Hshsioo. Aug %, lasi.
nent are hsssby aumlnoasd 10 meet It hsa.
t1ee Cosnty ccnn-dopss On TRUKsDAN mora.
IA. Az ~, o. IL O'Clock 4. \ to elect esld
earnestly dsssrsd. By o.ds. q -
kpMUND T. hkOD,
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WoHDYRPuL CAvE.-Tha Bowling Green
Standard says q new ard wonderful cave, TO
which the namo of Oscaola has been given !,
has Just been discovered near Gave City, Ken
lucky Il glitteTs with wonderful stalactites
and stalaxmits formations, and abounds with
coral and sparkling pools It is attracting
great attention from the curious and scien.
tiflo 1t has been opened for the inspection OF
YisitOra
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HUMANE TREATMENT OF SoLpIRRs.-In Wash
ton, u few days ago, while Il com pany OF rsgu-
ing, one of the men appeared completely
exhausted, and could with difficulty make his
way along. A Lieutenant OF the company
struck him across the shoulders TO accelera a to
his speed and this not seeming 10 have the
desired effect, gave him vet a more violent
blow, which threw the poor man upon the
pavement with such force 10 TO destroy one eye
against prclec ing stone, aud lett him sense
less on the ground. The company then
marched on, leaving the unfortunate man in
that condition.
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DELICIOUS TRACTS

Is FOR SOLDIERS.
PUBLISHED IN THE SOUTH
have large assortment OF the following ex
.-ellent TRACTS, which haze been Published es
pecially for the Soloie Of tie Confederate Army
BETHEk; ARE You SOLnIfsf | AM 4
sO' DIkR; TIE WAY TO BE SAVED; ARE
UNTEER'S WANTED; a VOICE FsOM hEAV-
en-; Don't PUr IT OFF; SELF sEDlCA 10.
70 GOD: PRIVATE Devotion; ACT OF
FAITH; TIE EeENTINE Ell: MOTIVES To EAhLY
PIETY; ALL-euFFIClENCT OF CHRisT, and
CONE TO JESUS.
penny hymn Book, comprising sixty hpiritus'
,ongo, selected from he Episcopal, fresbyteri&n,
Methodist and Baptlsl Standard Hymn Books.
A. L. DICKINSON,
General Sup't Bap Colportage in Va,
An Us Richn nd. Va.
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CBsRIcAL biscoyBxv Some portion Of the
clerical taleAt at The North have discovered
tnat TINS cause Of the defeat at Manassas was
owing 70 the fact that the engagement took
place on the Sabbath Obtuse minds will
fail TO discover wherein II Is worse 70 fight
battles than TO preach war on the Sabbath
Had portion Of the Northern clergy given
q much attention for q tew years past 70 the
principles of peace and good neiEnbornood,
40 snRnciatsd in the Bible, they would not
have had 70 mourn the dssecrAtton Of the Sab
bath BY contendtnS armies.
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TIONAL.

EARMVILLE FEM ALE COLLtGE.-The
J. next session will open october / 1861 Prices
rsdreed to suit the times. Confederate B.Eds
takeo in payment
Board per year, With All the comforts of & good
homs, Slia Tuition at cerrespcD ains rates.
The best teachers a all departments
Sead for circnlar soRtsintug particulars.
GES. La a0NTE, a: NJ. Prest.,
al Tsrnyfie. Va
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Ex- Rev. Noble Armstrong has bsen arrest.
% ~ cincinnati for attempting - pass coup.
tsgfeit money. T.
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U n a + "A Cks
II vERsACKs So.
TIE best snd cheapest y the city. Companies
furnished on the shortest notice Also. the patent
Enapssck, which serves the fsur fold purpose OF
EEapsasx, Cloak, Tent ana Blanket. Call and
examine at The DEPOT on Governor and Main
strse1s, over SPENCE u GAREy 8 Clothing Store
I. EI.nIHA IA IL iY
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BANk OF THETTTY NT PsTEksefkG,

BANK or THECTT'I 0E PsTEkse4KG,}
ABGUsT S, 1884
THE BOARD OF DiREe TU&S OF TIL Z
L BANK OF TIE CITY OF PETASBUR0 a.
It. si,ting on the ID Of Aagu.t, unanimously re-
solved nat in order facilitate the operation OF
the Confederate Array, ans the trads OF the eOR
federats states that 1t will operate with tn e
3. nks Of Virginia and their Branches and will
recei disburss at its couRtsr the circulation
of sach Banks ss may be designated Of The States
eonsii utng the southern COME eder4cy, together
with the Treasury Notes OF the staaS of EiTk Ala,
and the issue of the Southern GoverRmAnt.
au e-lw JAS. Z. CnTHBER1, Cashier.
u Ii. MAURX L. CO,
IL. RICHMOND, VA,
DEALERS IN STOCKS, BONDS,
EXCHANGES, Foreign and Domestic J
COIN, &c, &c
COLLECTIONS made on all psipts in the South
and West.
CEEtKS on Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans, Memphis Nashville, &c., bought and sold
WANTED-Mobils aad New Orleans SIGHT
FUNDS. au'-ts
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