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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-05

AUCTlON NOTICE-Attention is asked to
the sale of Furniture, Engravings. Paintings, &C.,
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at the store OF Mr.
J. ii. Stecker, No. 1876, Broad street.
Also, to my sale Of superior mich Cows and
Calves, at IL O'clock. on Council Chamber Hill
au 5-1s THOS w. kEESEE, Auct'r
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ErOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
II THE CORNER OF GRACE AND 10Th STS.,
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTION.-We will sell
upon the premises, on MONDAY. the 1lth day OF
August, commencing at s o'clock P. n, four very
valuable building Lots, located at the southwest
corner of Grace and 26th streets, Church HILL
They front on Grace street 80 feet, and run back
about l30 feet each, to an alley. THIS property 10
located In very retired aud pleasant neighborhood,
and IL worthy the attention Of those wishing to ss-
cure lots for building purposea
TEKMs-Cash. JAS. II. TAYLOR & SON,
au Auctloneers
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1 SUPERIOR FRESH GREEN TEAL have
small quantity OF superior GREEN TEA, which
am retailing at a reasonable price.
WANTED 600 empty BOTTLES.
e. K. BROKEN,
Au S-Jtf No 4, Exchange Block.
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~, THE subscriber has removed his OF
~ FICE to No. 81 Main ST., lover Striders skirt
manufactory,) where he will be pleased to see all
who may need his services. Best references given
ii. =. BLAHKMAE. Surgeon Dentist,
au 2-lm& Formerly of fredericksburg, Va
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EfNHE following named ABSENTEES from Capt
4. Il. Reads company. late Of Battery No. 5
having been assigned to company B. Maj. 4 tkin
sons battalion, by order OF the Secretary OF War
are hereby notified that they will report to this
command either In person or by certificate from =
Surgeon @. s. A. before tho 18th Of August Or they
will DO considered and treated ~ desertsrs:
James Roche. John Flynn.
Robert w. bradley. Robert W. Fame
Thomas Amos, Harvey Green.
Pleasant r. Anderson, Michael A. Gsileto
John r. Bradley. James ID. Gsntry,
James Burgess, Jacob Hoffheimer
james Bryant, william H. Jenkins
AntoniA fernandes, John KinYon.
Bernard Gantxmllier, John LAWN,
X W. Lane, James Norton,
william Long john G. Norrls
Frank Meyer. Alexander b. Ponton.
Frank O. McCsaw, Frederick PAD,
John l. Thomas, James II. Hhirly.
Norbsvn n Wilkinsoa, Jamss Smith,
Thomas walsh, jacob VIliers,
Joseph AM, Jacob Wachtsr.
John Barns. Henry Wcisst
Alexander DOnhaeh John waiter,
Danlsl Bausr, Antonio our.
Patrick CannlnoAAm, CoA Anda1.
3llea cOstlli0. etuvannl DaQNsl,
JehA Crock, 1redRiek ot1l1a,
Jehn 3tankltn, Jehn IlaapaAz1ek, S
y .ss 2 n, A1snse..
HoAl - - g Il r.. ~ 8
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NOTICE-An members Of my company absent
In without leave are hereby ordered to report
to me, at my camp, near Petersburg, or they will
be advertised a. descrtsrs. and treated "A such.
WIN. DABNEY,
au SIT Capt. Cong Siege Battery.
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ID 4 & T. X T. Z X s.
CAMP THOMAS ARTILLERY,


Atlee's Farm, Aug 4th, 1862
FENHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wil be paid
1 for the app, ehsn sion and delivery In camp OF
either of tho following named doserters from the
Thomas Artillery:
VIM +. HUTCHINSON is about 5 feet II inches
high 81 years of age has blue eyes and brown
hair; by occupation 4 printer, and is from Lexing-
ton, Va
JOHN KING is S feet 8 inches high. about %
years of age, has dark eyes and hair, and il from
Nashville. Tenn,
THOMAS ]. SMITH is feet inches high, %
years OF ase. has blue eyes a.. = hair by occu-
patton -eJstter and is tro,i, i.N.--..oRd.
MATHEW DOHERTY is ; feet inches high,
"a years Of age, has blue eyes and light hair; by
occupation a stone-cutter, and is from Richmond,
but il supposed to be in New Kent county, where
his family is living.
NICHOLAS COOK Is feet 6 inches high, IS
years of age, dark hair and eyes, and is from Rich
monh
ROBERT BAKER is fest inches high, 10
years of age blue eyes and brown hair, and is
from Richmond f. ]. ANDERSON,
5-4t* Capt CONG Batt'y,
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W.. DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS,
~ under the auspices of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, chiefly to suppiicate
Divine blessing upon our Coniederaey, will be held
EVERY EVENING this week, at O'Clock, in the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Grew. Or.
MOORE) corner of 10th and Capitol SITS Pastors and
congregations and strangers In the city, invited
TO attend. su4-3t
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- on Franklin street. two doors ahare 9th St
Church Hill, my COW. Said is OF pale red
color with spots. She is marked with key In
one ear and slit in the other The above re-
ward will be paid for her return to me- or informa-
ton that get her, at my house. store, corner
of 18th and Main SITS, under St. Charles Hotel
Nv 3SAtk E KNOTTS
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BY KENT, PAINE 4 co, I.oio.-~.

NLOTHINa AT AUCTION.-On TuEsD.v
the 5th Of August. commencing ct . q clocl
q our warehouse ~ Gary street, We shall sell =
large assortment Of very superior CLOTUJsn" =,
perfect order manufactured expressly for ihis ~
ket, and consisting Of Brown Linen. Msrsei,..
White and Fancy brill, Alpaca, Merino. and RIact
Cloth Frocks and Sacks Black Cashmere, Drap a.
", and Of splendid quality. full sssortn.ns 70
Youths and Boys Jackets. Pants, Vests O,s =.
coats, &c. "'s''
ALSO-An assortment Of MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting Of Socks Drawers. S,lnr..
Neck Ties, Stocks, Dressing Gowns, Linen Cola.
Merino Shirts and Drawers Gauntlets. e. ~
which win be added large lot Of Stock Good,
Clothing, &c, with which the sale will commsnsa
Assoc cases Mems. Women's, Misses, s,,a
Childrens BOOTS and SHOES, part Of wb;c, a.a
Of very superior quality
jya KENT. PAINI CO., Aucts
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NYANTE D--iDtormntion relative to my boy
w FRANK; calls himself Frank Magruder--
Said boy was impressed in Loudoun county the
9Th day of March, 1851, by order of Gen. Stuart.
and turned over to Maj Barbour, at Manassas. The
sane day, without being properly registered, he
was sent to Stras5urg. with Others for teams, and
on their return TRANSFERRED to Capt. De Laigle at
or near Wagrenton, Fauquier, Va. No descriptive
lis: being firn shed from Barbour's department
and the negroes being scattered throughout Cen
Smiths (now Gen. Jones'sj command all trace of
my boy has been lost. have to believe Us
is still teainster in the Army of the Potomac,
having been seen driving wagon during the last
month. Frank is lnulatto; about % or "a years of
age; nearly six feet in height; broad shouldered;
good countenance, aud q No. l hand. Information
in regard to him will be thankfully received and
rewarded. Report 10 Mr. G.. l.. FISHER, Arlington
House, Richmond.
iy J.t-C.k EUETT
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By GODDLN s. IPPERSON, Auc...

OK BEAUTIFUL AND WELL-BUILT BRICK
- TENEMENTS ON 18TH. BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE All
AUCTION.-At the request of the wners we shall
sell at public auction, ON WEDNES DAY, the 9th
August 1867. commencing at Al o'clock T. NJ, those
six BRICK TENEMENTS, located rs above, occu
pied by Mr. VIM. Ettenger and others. Each tene
nent has Rooms, (besides closets) together with
brick Kitchen, with wood and coal Cellar, large
Cooking Room, aud two Chambers above The
yards are neatly paved, and in each one there is
well Of good water besides. 18th street. In front
Of the houses, there Is very fine well of water for
the common Use of each house. Gas in each tene
ment, and esch has front of 27l feet with side
alley leading into the yards. These houses were
built about years ago, of the best materials and
workmanship and have always commanded good
tenants. They are now in good order Altogether,
these tenementa are admirably adapted for moder-
ate size families and possess additional value by
being exempt from city taxes, rs they are Just oft
side the city limits
TERMs-One third cash balance at l and years.
for negotiable notes, interest payable half yearly,
secured by trust deed with the privilege to the
purchasers to pay all in cash at their option.
au GODDiN q APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY E. B. COOK, Anctioneer.

BY +. B. COOK, ANcti0NeT.
4 SUPERIOR SADDLE AND HARNESS
I'D HORSES AT AUCTION-Oa THURSDAY,
In instant, at IL O'Clock, will sell Council
Chamber HILL Is elegant Saddle and Harness
HORSES, said by competent judges to be the best
stock offered this season. having been selected with
great care In Tennessee. The attention Of the pub.
lie is particularly requested.
aus f. =. COOK, Auct'r
nAGUEkREAE WAGON AT AUCTION
IL On WEDNESDAY, 9th inst at ~ o'clock,
viii sell the premises corner of Main and 9th ss
One large Daguerrean Wagon.
TERMS-Cash.
aus E. B. COOK, Auct.
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IN E Z Z Don tho 3lst of July, Private
~ JOHN KARENES, of Co. q, 56.h Va Reg
who was taken as a substitute in said company
Said Karenes halls from Kentucky, is 90 years of
age, feet inches high, dark complexion, dark
hair, dark eyes, aud has slight scar the right
cheek liberal reward in addition to that allow ed
by the Government will be paid for his delivery to
me at camp, On the Darbytown road, miles below
Richmond. JNO r. CHAFFIN, LIST 1t,
au 5-5t* Cong &C. G, 56th Va Reg
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Uneven VALUABLE LOTS ON CHURCH
~ HILL, BOUNDED BY 10Th AND 9TH
STREETS AND II STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the pre-.
misses, on THURSDAY, the It'll August, 1862. at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, eleven lots located above, front
ing on the west line OF 9th and east line Of Goth
street. and bounded by N street on the south
These really beautiful lots.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed
auA GODDIN & APPERSON Auct's
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- KENT. PAINE i CO.. Asessss4.r..


nKY GOODS At AUCTTON.--on wEpNHS-
IL DAT. the 9Th inst, We shall eontinne ouS sale
d bRY GOODS and CLOTHING, and VIII Offer
Of the largest and most sttfsstivs socks a ths
same, being the entire balanes n lafae vhoIe-
sais md Arstclass retail house dsolinine 6uslnese
70 whish-wnl Be addsd masy very Scarce Foods,
lust received, zig:
SPOOL COTTONS,
PRINTS, Black CAMBRIA,
HOOP SKIRTS, PINE
Linen Cambric HDKFS,
NECK TIES,
Mems Fine Cotton SHIRTS,
Patent THREADS, Shoe THRHAD,
Cap, Letter and Note PAPER, and Rnvelopea
TOOTH BRUSHgS &c.
aus KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Aucta
Enn PACKA0RS MANUFACTURED TO.
OVV BACOO AT AUUTION.-Our regular
weekly sale Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
will take place at our warehouse IA Cary street,
on FRIDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock, and will com
prise great variety Of choice brands embracing
some Of the finest qualities manufactured In vir-
ginia.
After which we shall sell variety Of very scarce
and desirable goods, just received, viz: Mustard
Soap, Candles, Indigo, Epson Salts, Blue Stone,
Cal0mel, Seidlitz Powders Backing, &c. To which
will b. added few chests Of very superior Gun
powder Tea and two barrels Of Coal Oil, with many
other very scarce goods. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock. [au s KENT, PAINE co, Aucta
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NEW GOODS RUN THE BLOCKADE
IN just received much desired GOODS consist
ing Of black Alpaca, black Calico, small figured
Caiicoes, Coats Spool Cotton, "a, 7-s, and "A
brown Cottona, fine English do, brown Jeans,
Osnaburgs, Bieached Cottons, Bed 1iekings striped
Ekiriings white Linen Diaper, white Linens,
Pillow Case Linen, viii te Mar Giles, Check and
Swiss Musns, Bishop Lawns, Csmbrics, Ladies'
and Chidrens Hosiery, Swiss and Cambria En-.
bf0ideries aud many other goods. Call early at
WEI THALllIMER'S
an SITS No 23i Broad street
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By HECTOR DAYS, Auc,iomeey

A No COOK COOK FOR sALEwI will sell at a.
inst, likely WOMAN, with child She is No.
l Cook, Washer, and Ironer
au 5-2t HECTOR DAVIS, Auc'r
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE-Will be sold
Il on WEDNESDAY, 9Th day Of August, 1862
the premises, on 18th, near the corner of Frank.
lin street, the BAR and FIXTURES consisting of
Counter, Shelving, Tables, Arm Chairs, &C.; also.
the une xpired term Of lease Of the establishment
to satisfy distress warrant Vs. F. Delarue in favor
Of J. A. Belvin. GEO. A. FREEMAN,
au SGT II. G. G.. r.
h THURSDAY the 7th day Of August 1862
on the premises, Cary l4th street, BAR FIX.
TURES and a large REFRIGERATOR, to satisfy
distress warrant against III. Handley i'll favor of
Hattorf & Co.
au SGT GEO A. FREEMAN HCCR
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By JAS. n. Taylor 3 SON. 1.e,io,...


FTNEN HOUSES AND LOTS, AND ONE HIN.
Il DRIED VACANT LOTS, IN TBH TOWN
OF "0REENvILLBp ON 27TH, 3OTH AND alsr
STREETS, UNION HILL FOR SALE AT ATC.
TION.-We will sell upon the premises, en- TuRS
DAY, the 9Th day Of August, eommeusiug al 4
O'Clock I. ~, the following Real Estate:
LIST. Three Houses and Lots on seth stree, 81 bv
$40 feet to an alley.
I'd. One House and Lot on 3Oth street
Sd. -Four Houses and Lots on 9th street. 35 bv
l40 feet to an alley.
The premises are Of medium size, and .upp,,eJ
with kitchen and the usual out-houses n well -
water on each lot, and now renting at u fair rvp,
to good tenants.
After the sale Of the above, will be sold shor.
100 Building Lots on the sbove-naIned streets hev
Ing more than the usual depth. The Lo,s Will bs
divided to suit purchasers.
This sale affords an excellent opportunity 10 per.
sons OF moderate means to provide themselves
with house, or lot for building purposes. at are
duced price. -
TERMs.-One-third cash the balance at and
IL months, for negotiable aotes, with interes, add
ed, and secured by a trust deed.
jy 81 JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON Auot.
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PRICES or ADMISSION.
Private boxes. $50 Rescrvd seats 70 esS
Pargt,o and 0sly, 80 cts CoFd Gallery 80 csA
E-No tIckets received unless sold on The even.
ING Of psrformence
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CAMP FIRST REG. VIRGINIA Vols,
August 4, 1861. 5
ClXTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Deserted from
- compspy G, LIST Virginia regiment, THOMAS
LOLAN, 4 substitute, 5 feet 6 inches high dark
com lexion, dark eyes, Qittle cressed) and OF
Irish descent
DANL w. RODGERS a substitute an English
man by birth, feet inches high. black hair, and
full beard, saiiow complexion, and dark eyes
The above reward will be paid for their appre-
hension and delivery to ne in camp, lodged in
Castle Goodwin. Thirty dollars will be paid for
either Of them.
FRANK H. LANGLEY,
au 5-3t* Capt. CONG Co. G., LIST Va Reg
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To- APER AND ENVELOPES
800 realms ruled LETTER, CAP and COM.
T. E2CiAL WRITING PAPERS and
aUU,OOU Letter, Note aud Official ENVELOPES
Just received and for sale at
WEST d. JOHNSTONS
BOOK and Stationery Store,
au ) 1t l45 Main street I
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CAMP 18TH MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT,
Near Richmond, Va, Aug. 4, le62.
TE>HE USUAL REWARD OF Thirty DOL.
LARS will be paid for the arrest aud delivery
to the undersigned of the following deserters:
JOHN kARR, Of company l, 18th Mississippi re.
ginent, is a native Of Ireland, about 81 years OF
age, heavy built, and deserted June 29th, 1862.
WILLIAM JONES, Of company +, 18th Mssis-
sippi regiment, is q native OF Louisiana, about 81
years old feet and 10 or ii inches high dark hair
and complexion, gray eyes, and heavy built, was
mustered in a substitute on Goth duy of July
lso2, deserted July 2eth, 1862.
T. MCELROY,
au SITS Mai. Colnd'g 18th Miss. Regt
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T OSr-On Saturday morning last, between
i i Mitchell s. Tylers and the Old Market, u pair
el gold SPECTACLES. They were wrapped 10 q.
piece of paper. on which was written the name OF
Jennie King" suitable reward will be paid for
the delivery of the Spectacles At the Dispatch
Office. au 4-2t&
CSTRAYED OR STOLEN REWARD
~ From ,he Post Office, on Main street. on We'd
nesday morning Goth July, roam HORSE, sup.
posed TO be about five years old. OF medium size
no. particular mark recoliected; he had on a COM
mon leather citizens saddle, with II white blanket
under 1t, and common bride, without any throat
latch will pay the above reward for his delivery
at JOHNSTON Il BRAkSfORD'S Hardware Store
No 1873 Main street, or for any information that
will enable to get him J. J. NORMAN.
IL
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed or
i stelen, about the 18th Of July, FROM the camp
OF the LIST Georgia regulars, one black HORSE
slightly sun-burnt, about Ave years old, dropped
rump left hind foot white right ankle joint slightly
above reward will be paid for the delivery of the
horse to me. WM. j. MAGILI,
jy 29-6t* Col Cosnd'g
C TRAYED OPTION the residence Of Mr. D.
~ J. Saunders, Jr., on Marshall street, a spotted
hound PUPPY, about four months old, with one
glass eye. A reward Of ESQ will be paid for his
delivery to Mr.. ID. J. SAUNDERS, on the corner Of
Grace and Adams streets.
su 4-2t* THOs B. JOHNSON.
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BY REDWOOD + KEACH Ascts.,
81 Main street
7 ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, HARpwARF
IL CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, CLOTH
ING, DRY GOODS, &C.-On TUESDAY, Angus,
5th, commencing At 10 O'Clock at store we will sell
O lot of FURNITURE.
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs.
Sofas, Bedsteads.
One superior Feather Bed
A lot of desirable Hardware
Clothing Dry Goods, &c.
au4 REDWOOD & KKACH Aucts
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BY J. 4. LEMOENE e SONS, AacttonSas
(5ank street jPe.ersburg)
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c, AT AUG.
- TlON.-On TUESDAY, 5sh August next, a.
10 o'clock, we will sell the stock Of q store recey.
Ing from the South, embracing variety of Dry
Goods, Prints, NusIins Silks, Cambrics, Iase veis
Shawls, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Spool Cotton, Linen
Thread, &c. SC. And Of Hardwa ara, Tacks, Screws
Knives, Spoons, Percussion Caps, Powder, Shot &c
The Goods will be sold in as large lots az prac,i-
cable and whsre 1t can be done, by the package ~
per invoice.
TERMs-CashL J.E. LEMoINB SONS
jy S-6t~ Auctioneers
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NOR 6ALE-I an authorized to sell privately.
eight years old perfectly sound and reliable has
been used by officer in the Confederate service.
He can be seen at the stables Of K +. Bronddus
Apply 10 Tau -2t1 Z. b. COOK. .
1tOWs AND CALVES FOR SALE.-I have
I for sale several line Mich Cows and Calves
For further information, inquire at Fishcrs stable
oppogite the Old Gas House.
an 5-3ts HENRY AUSTIN
HORSES FOR SALE--Two good cavalry and
IL III field HORSES. accustomed to fire and field
exercise, for SALE Can be seen at my stable ON 9th
street. near Grace. CORBIN WARWICK.
an 5-2t* i
LHUk RENr-A furnished ROOM, Tor gentle
men. Apply on 9th street, I'd door beyond
Leigh. u5-2tE
LSOR 6ALE-one elegant Rosewood PIANO,
is nesriy new, q octave. Apply on ID street,
Getween Marshail and Clay. SIT.
DUTTRR-aO tubs prime FRESH BUTTER.
I'D for sale by CONRAD 4 CREW,
NANUFACTURED TOBACCO.-5OO b11 Ma;
lQ nafactured TOBACCO, various grades, on con,
sisnlasnt Tor sale By WA. 8 R0YsTER
an $40 Corner Cary and Virginia sta
Dock 70 RRNT.-ons large front ROOM On
III 9th street, three doors shove Leigh
L01 RBHT-0nc unfsEnishsd front ROOM. On
V oay street.. three dosrs shove lth, suitahle
e led1ies roam Apply 70 n DAU0u,
EO1 49, IA 81 C03FT1 VIR7 & =.
nsasAesA Ayplg = ~ e1De2 ai-Ne
The national Republican., 1862-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuss ments.


0RovnE's THsArsR.-Ths crowd ut this popu
ar resort WAS so great last evening that large
numbers were unable 10 gain admission, and
never waa the heart Of any actor er actfeee 20
ohssred a. must have been our American
appearances respectively was the sisnal for 40
outbreak OF tumultuous applsuse, mat only
was caused 10 cease BY the intshse Interest 81
the faAllonxb,e gathering TO see the irish
Boy and Yankee GIRL" In their charming per.
years ago, and both have 90 much Improved Nc
70 we'll deserve tho title which has been gtven
them, Of the greatest oomic attraction OF the
age" Three pieces will be submitted this
evening, all Of which are calculated to interest
and amuse. and all sboundng In new music,
songs, dances, 30. Brougham's Irish Emil.
grant, "Florence's Young A ctt ess, "nnd uncle
Sam,r constitute the bill. During the evening
"Handy Andy" will soon be presented.
FoHp's Nsw TuyArRx.-Miss Maggie Mitchell,
the pc orless yohng actress OF lively comedy,
Respondent with youth, grace, and bleaut! -
the very somo OF all that 10 fascinating and en-
tertaining-was received last night, at this
indeed, one Of the most attractive young aot-
ressss Of the age, and bids fair never to lose
the Arm hold she has on the good opinions Of
her patrons.
Out Of the hosts Of lady stars now before
the public In our different oities. not one Of
them has met with the success, or gained more
hsttertpg approval, than Miss Mitchell, whether
In New York, Philadelphia, Boston. or Wash.
ingt0n.
fo pisht will be repeated at this theatre the
play Of" Margot. the Poultry Dealer J" 10 which
Miss Mitchell made suoh sensation on the IN.
augural night Of her engagement. II will be
followed by the popular Bonnie Flsh Wife,
during the PEI for rmanos Of which, Miss Maggie
Mitchell viii sing the ballad Of "Csller Her.
ring' and the admired song, Zone that loves
but thee" A characteristic SCOTCH dance will
also DO introduced, forming All evenings
amusement of rare excellence.
CANTERBURY. - Tho performance Of Mile
Marietta upon the tight rope last night wai
witnessed by one Of The largest crowds tha,
ever assembled within the walls Of this besuti'
full temple, and passed cff In the most admira
bic manner: she appears, for the second time
tonight, when another large crowd viii, o.
course, be In attendance. The sweet Scottish
nightingale, Miss Agnes Bou,herland, sang sew
erxl of her beautiful ballads, whioh called forth
tho most enthusiastic applause. No one who
hears Miss Southerland, besitates 10 pronounce
her very superior vocalist, and wo hope M
lover Of music In our midst will fail TO heal
her. The other performers acquitted them
selves In their usual satsfaotory manner.
The CANPBsLLs.-we oall the attention Of eul
re ,ders io the advertisement Of this old ant
favorite company. who have established them
selves Vt Odd Fellows' Hall for season. Thi
will prove TO be favorite place Of resort 70
families and others. Go and see the perform
auce Of the side.sputting minstrels.
The national Republican., 1862-09-16
rs. r,,,, Pr..bv,.r,s~ Church,

Ca -Four. .ard.s.hsIt street, (Dr. Sunderland,) }
was the scene OF very delightful wedding on
las, Tuesday morning, the bridegroom being
M. Lsban B. Dixon, OF Massachusetts,, olerk
in the Treasury Department, and the bride,
Mis-, Ella B. Smith, daughter Of Hon; a. y.
Hon, b. AFRO A, Buck, Of Vermont. The altar
was adorned with wares OF flowers, and quite
large company was assembled TO greet the bri
dai party-H. n. Blade and Charles J. Purnen
II the CITY, assisting a. groomsmen, and Miss
Mary Rumsey and Miss Anna S,rivner actin
M brides maids. The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. d. F. Norris, Of Ohio; ubsequen'
to which a large company repaired 10 the
house Of Daniel Buck, Esq, and psrtook Of AL
elegant collation..
on \ tour 10 Minnesota, followed by the warm
es, wishes oi their numerous friends for theii
pr 9pa. ,ty through life. - Slnddy Morning
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