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Police Intelligence.

CAron IN THE Acr--CAPruRE or BuRcLARs.--At late
hour on Thursday night, as Mr. Grosn pawnbroker OF
No 23i West Eorty street, returned from visit TO
Brooklyn he discovered light in his store, and suspect
ing that thsre burglars within, he devised plan
for tsir capture Accordingly no gained access to the
rear by the hall door, and observing two men In the act
Of packing up lot Of valuabls reoated for the purpose
Of procuring tie assistance Of the police. Presently on
GERS Hidre,h and Kelly along when the entire party
entered the store and surprised tho burglars. Que o
the thieves named, Michael Brennan, knocked down
by Mr. Green, and handed over TO officer Kelly whilo the
other policeman secured the remaining burglar, named
John Melvin Tho prisoners wepe taken 10 the station
house and searchcd when less. than seventy watches
were found ia their possession On beng taken before
stice Kelly tho Jefferson Market poice Court yes
tsrday they were committed for sxamiDAtien-
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papers sketch Of the suerDgs Of 0ensa, Greene and
his army IN the time Of the Revolution he Unclaimed,
after reading the article, "Ths will do;" 30 he
went 10 work and picked all the blankets and quits
that he could spare boxed them up and directed them 70
"ocnerai Greena, Richmond, Virginia" After due In
qurics, as no ono by that name was IN the Southern
army the boxes opensd the articles distributed
10 tho Seventh Louisiana volunteers, Colonel Harry
Hayes.
TO show The eagernees OF the Soshern generals for
arms. informant satos that thoy havc caused the
Reverend Ballard s. Dunn 70 become agent for collecting
of all ksds throughout tho South inviting the peo
pie to bring overy description OF guns, boweknves.
pistols, 60 10 hin these articles were not voian-
tarily given up the government pro buy them at
fair price, payable after tho war Seong that the peo
pie did not respond iberaiy as was thought they
shoud.a committee was appointed to visit every store
and private dwelling and take all the arms they could
find,s.Any person refusing 10 give them up was i'm
prsoned. ~
I'm STRENGTH OF REBEls
The strength of tho rsbci army, up to tho passage Of
tho militia law, 4o5 ooO which has been largely
increased since this law went ato operation, FebS
ary Is. Our informant says, however, that deductng
those who have been impressed the native born South
rons" bear worry small proportion 70 tho whole number
and that those Of them who ethe officers
or expectants Of position. -
.-tf.a ''Nof Love FOR THIS woguD"
Jen. Davis, oar informant says. ii ''iet aono, win
"shuIlo of this mortal COLL" a. ho is now mere
skeleton, having totally destroyed his health since his
assumption Of tho duties President Of tho Southern
confedoracy.
Our informant says that he has noticed walking the
streets Of New York, several Southern mon. whom be
thinks, hero spies He says that their property
and interests are ali ia tho south and be very naturally
Asks, What are they doing here now. when ho has SC
often heard them curse the id Yankees in New Or
leans?"
Our Informant related 10 several incidents about
himself the particulars Of his escape, &C., which
forbcar to publish his wife and children still In
New Orleans, and might bring them into trouble SUI
Ace TO say thu: ho Is New Yorker by birth, and was
forced into tha rebel service
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THE DEFENCES OF NEW ORLEANS.
(From the Now Orleans Picayrne, April6
correspondent Of the tRiohmond) Dispatch, writing

from this city, says what follows
New ORLEANS, 1862.
The Mississippi! s fortified so as to bsimpa.sabio Cor
any hostile teet or fola Forts Jackson and St. Philip
n's armed with one hundred and seventy heavy guns
tsiNty rsTrounders ried by arkley Briten,
caved from Engand). Tho navigation OF the river
stopped by dam OF about quarter OF mile from TIE
above !orfs. No no lila earth would force that dam
III lees than two hours during whoh it would bs within
short and cross range OF one hundred and seventy us
Of The heaviest caibrc, many Of which would be
with red hot shot, numerous fEnaces tor which IVA
boon erected in every fort and battery.
In day or two shall have ready two IL io1-cas cd
floating batteries The plates four and half ncl
thick of the bos hammered iron received from Eng land
and France Each iron cased battery will mount TWEEN
sixty eight.poundefs, placed 70 skim tho water
and striking tho e1enys hun between wind and
We chayo an abundant supply Of ncondary shols cupoa
furnaces for otcn iron, congreve rockets and treshps
Between Now Orleans and the forts there IL constant
succession of earihworks At tho Plain Of Chalmetie,
near Jann prorcTly there redoub,s, armed with
rcd Cannon which have been found to be effective at
fyo miles range ditch thirty feet wido and twenty
deep extends from the II Assissipri to La Cprerc.
In forts st. Philip and Jackson there 600 men, OF
whom goody portion experienced artillery men
and gamers who have served in tho navy.
At New Orleans itself have 22 600 infantry, aud as
many more quaftercd in the immediate neighborhood.
In discipline and drill they far superior to tho YAM
KEGS We have two very able and active gencrs swho
possess entire cnddence, General Mansied
LOveh and Brgadcr General Rigses For Commodore
we have old Ho'iins, Nelson in his way.
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An Interesting Case OF an Alleged
svyfndlc ON o Catholic Priest.

About the I'd Of April the ship Adelaide from Liverpool
arrived here board Of which was young man named
wm Henry Corrc, who, during the passage, made the
acquaintance OF young girl named Lzzy Mutton During
the voyage they deeply in love with one another
and Corrs finally wanted 70 marry her. She, however,
refused until she arrived In New York, when she
accompanied the residence Of her friends by Corrs
and who also made several visits during The following
week Finally he demanded TO know Of her u she would
marry him when she stated that she could not consent
A she was Catholic and he Protestant and that she
could marry only . Catholic. He told hsr, however,
that there could be difficulty about that, a. he
always had Q great liking TO thas faith, and
would 70 10 any priest and received In the church
ypon these conditions she consented 70 marry him and
the two called on Father Doycs, Of st. Marys church,
,.s. sunday when corrs duly oonsecrated 70 tho
c.,ro,,c rai.h They were then united In matrimcny,
ana ,xhen the ceremony was concluded Corrie desired
20 Lcovr OF Father Boyce, IL was not customary W re-
W % money for his trouble, 10 wb Oh Father, Boycs
,s IN the anrulstivc. Corrie then called for pen
g nt aud drew check on the Butchers and provers
~s for twenty dollars After some little conversation
orrs askcd Father Boycc he would accept Donation
~ .hs church. as no was going TO the wars, and he
in ali probability might be killed he would like 70 make
the church donation. -
,bs sa,ae whsreupon Corrie drew check on the samo
hank for kl00 He thon wanted To know II Father Boyce
could cash check for $2S which Father Doyco said be
oysr 70 Corrs Tho couple then lcft but on the follow
ns morning Father Boycs, on presenting the chscks ~
he bank found them 20 be worthless lie accordingly
placed the matter Ia the hands Of
Who soon had Corris IN his custody, and he was Mst
evening locked up at the police headquarters 70 awsit
examination. Corrie ID good looking fellow, about
twenty eight years Of age, with heavy black whtkers
and musachs. II seems that the morning follow no
nis marriage he dssertod his WIFE, slucs which ts sbe
has not fcen him.
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rss amounts 70 10000. and those Of own to ,00o
only fifty Of them being prisoners.

The Rebels Hear from General Mitchell.
Another teegraphic despatch from Corinth dated the
18th Instant at five O'Clock In the afternoon announces
that the federals stationed huntsville, had advanced
against Decatur Alabama, and occupied the bridge. The
innabitants IL Gays, seeing themselves threatened
with having their houses burned by the enemy, offered
no resistance 10 their entrance. They amounted 70
25 600 men.
Another battle was not expected but General Beaore
gard confident in tho readiness OF his forces, and
had the greatest confidence in them In Of at
tack.
General Gladden. died the morning OF the 18th In.
etant
According TO documents found in tho federal camp,
tho Northern forces engaged the baltic Of the 9th In
stant were not under sixty thousand men.
The Confedcrates say their losses amounted 70 four
hundred killed and three thousand wounded, many Of
them slightly.
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TINS OPERA IN DRooxLyS.-Ths evening the "Figlia di
Reggsnto will be given at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music with Kellogg Brgnol and susn in tho principal
roles This WI be positively the last night OF opera
for tho present in either city. On Monday the troupe
20 TO Boston.
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More Rebel Accounts Of the
Battle Of Pittsburg.
.>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~
w HAT Is HIST ORY?
The Magnificent Victory" Of
the Rebels.
/" Major General Buell. and Staff Captured and
General Sherman Killed." ~
&c., &C., sc.
WHAT IS HISTORY?

From New Orleans dates to the 13,h inst, received
yesterday. make tho following excefps. On perusng
them our readers may ascertain how much reliance
be placed tho rebel accounts of the battle Ps
burg landing
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euds lent them 10 meet their present wants commit
tse consisting Of the following gentemen, was then aI
painted 70 distribute the funds which may be COLLECTED
Tor this purpose ;Meesrs. Graves, Lathrop, hunter
Ganley and Choaie Subscriptions were then handed In
% the amount Of 81 900, after which the committee aa
5ouned 10 Monday next az twelve o'clock.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF.

IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF.
Terrific Bombardment of Fort
jackson, on the Mississippi.
sm fstor. -e~-~--~~o~~--~~>~
Still FIGHTING At THE LAST ACCOUNTS.
New Orleans the Rebel Strong
hold of the Southwest.
rs FORfEIcATlOaS AND DEFENCES.
Our Map OF the Locality and
s4 its Surroundings.
3e ~~~~~-~~~,~>~y>~~~
Escape Of a New York Union Man
,m from Rebellion.
His Experience While i'm the
Confederate Service.
HOW NEW ORLEANS MAY BE CAPTURED.
~-~~,~-~-~~>~~,~->>~-
Generalization Of the Rebel Army
and Their Chiefs.
Beauregard's Pets Refuse to
Fight for His Cause.
xhe Union Feeling Strongly De-
la veloping Itself.
.g4 .,.,>.o>,
Oisatiection Of the Rebels and Suffering
Of the People,
&C.. &C.. &c.
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There Is one Union paper IN the city-the Daily Tre
Delia--edited by Mr.. McGnnsss. Tho Pcayune had to
suspend the publication OF its evening edition for Of
paper. 1t Is printed yellow brown and all kinds
Of paper that be picked up and reduced to half s
former Our informant further that the worst
secessonsts in the city Northern born men, the
Vigilance COMMITTEES being composed almost exclusively
Of this GLASS Of which L. A. Tyler, jswellcr on Canal
street, Is the principal
TIE TRAITOR Twices
General Twiggs can be seen every day riding around
Tire city in his barouchs drawn by O span Of horses
looking tho very picture OF traitor ut the expense Of
his young wes fortune. The Of General Twiggs
resgnng his commission was that tho Mayor and Com.
Council appropriated $l00 900 for the protection Of
the city, and appointed committee OF nve 10 supsrin.
tend tho works. which made Oh Twiggs "hoppug mad" !"
because he could not have the handling OF the money
He and the Mayor had nneup in consequence, and he
sent in his resignation to Js Davis stating that he was
too old and inrm to Oil the Office jsa Davis then sent
General Mansfield Lowell To take command Of the De.
partmcnt OF Louisiana.
THE BULL RUN (cxnoy) PRISONERS.
-Four hundred aud eighty eight Of the prisoners taken
at Boil and Manassas brought TO New Orleans
and incsrcsrated in the parish prison. They were
escorted through the city bya regiment Of daries un
der command Of "Od Jordan" who at'the battle Of
New Orleans under General Jackson. These prisoners
we're placed sixteen In each cell, with one miserable
blanket each They were served with two sCant meals
a day, aud were covered with vermiu.
TIE coSrEDeRArE soLpmRy.
The scst drilled as well the best dressed regiment
In New Orleans 10 the negro regiment, snd prominent
among them can be "old Jordan" who Is captain
OF Company A. All the officers Of this regiment are
colorod Our informant says that the rebel officers and
privaos who came under his noucs tho most drun-
tap nd ha Niosl of
were drank all the time he was there. d. NJ Hildreth,
proprstor Of the ST. Charles Hotol has company called
the Hildrcth Guard, and is adIutant in ono OF the
ouisana regiments Jas o. Nixon proprietor Of the New
Orleans Cresn isa lieutenant colonel in scots cavalry
company
BOW SKw ORLEANS MAY nm cArrunrp.
BY gong up Lako Pontchartran the Union forces mrh,
enter the heart Of the city by two basins called the
Old aud New basins. On passing up the lake 10 pa,a
Manchac, where the Jackson Railroad crosses thew
eoud Cut of all communication with the city and ehmp
Moore WHICH 10 seventy nine miles distant To take ths
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General Truaeau Not nj Island No.

Tho Dia Il the 12lh announces the arrival Of Gene.
raj Trudeau al rsw Orleans. He did not proceed
TO take command OF the post Of Island No. 10, ap
pointed by peanregard, for reasons which the Dciid
thinks need not bo mentioned. The news OF the occupa
tion q the sland 10 hsvs rcashsd the people Of
tho Crescent CITY and they therefore sing somswha'
mildlH
Our New Orleans dates OF the 18th nst announce, IN
reference u telegram from Corhh Of the l2h that
had been agreed among the the Two c.n-
tending paI ties that the surgeons OF INC ono anu ne
shst could not be taken from the batse Rld The tso
gram sapsA rssidont q nashville says that according
u Yankee dssrstch from Ptsburg rsceyed there, the
number Of killed. wounded and prisoners OF tbsfsds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23
CHAMBIRLAIN'S OFFICE,
REruMNun 0opt n 1870

RICHMOND. Sept ., ls62.
NOTICE-The ordinances Of tho city require
IN that all pfrsons and firms who have com.
nisnced business thereln alnce the Isl OF February
last. or shall conMence, Al merchants or manufac
turera. shall apply the Council for licsnss. and
for failing to % 10 that they incur penalty Of
twenty dollan day. and also will be placed In ths
elsss upon which The heaviest license tax IL i'm.
Flssd By 0sdsr Of the Council
% l0--lW A. W. NORTON. OAamberlain.
g 0tTTHRRN DENTAL DHPoT.
~ s9sx 4s-.es ATLANTA. 0H0Rall.
xR0wN q HAPI, IA
Dealers In TNH3H, Polls. LAHHxo. Iue4RU-
= - s. 10 ''soashsra passl lzsni.
M" ~ M-ts
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Ritblann0 gispahb,
Tu1SnAY noNSTNa. .........s1pr. ., isca.



1yEE rKNNEssKE KxHE's sONc.
-
5s l.
hsae In rasAi1i az her ssseanx
- Mltusuran9 Of her trees
~ NAfie's longing hAnnts my DREAMS
III eWuue IN eoeh soss breeze.
Midst Other scenes her cornhills wave,
He< meuntains pierce TIE sky;
where, wAsre are they who swore 70 ssve,
70 conquer or to die
Thsy come from every blue hillside.
From every lovely dale,
The heart, the soul. the very pride
OF mountatn. hill. and vale.
stAlwaSt they eonrt. like AnaA's Sous,
The rapsare OF the sifise--
nsink IN The earthquake o. The gus.
20 thesa --the breath 81 iiss-
III.
6nxSe rot IA. Invading monsrci hoS,'rs
1Sut slay item W here they stand
strike. Tsosesses hes living swords
The best In al the land:
Strew o'ef her plains their hostile bones
Dvsneh her fair fields with blood
Tsll oil their ranks with bitter groans
Let blood dow like fieod.
Aye, saw the sesds Of lasting hate,
Al .JohnAtone, Hatton's graves,
And 40 their deeds, and dare their tate.
Than live the oppressnrs slaves.
Bleed freely. ~ yoa bled OF yore
In every well.foueht Held;
Preas round the aag you always bore
The foremost --as shield.
'.
feel her pulse beat loud and quick
Her aiueWs stretch for strife;
fnll come her heart. throbs, fast and thick
She's insfinct with new life
Though Donelsou has told her tale.
And Ahiloh's rage II bright,
Thsrv1 yet hioodier Geld to light
For Nashville and tie right
Aslssss Georgia. p. s. p.
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BOARDING.

D0ARDERS.-A few Gentlemen end Wives, or
ID single Gentlemen, can secure BOARD by ap-
plying at Mr.. WOODARDS, on Grace street, be-
tween Sd and :tb streets. SO 2o-tt.
DOAED Persons Nsiriag BOARD can be ae.
1 coIumoaate. with rooms al AIRS. EoOPER'S,
on Grace, between aSth and ,tish streets.
II--IiL
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TIME advertiser wishes TO Obtain FURNISH
/ Ed ROOM. with partial BOARD. In re.
spectacle family. residlni; in the nsghhorhood of
Fonaaaa street. Address ]. ARCHER,
So iti-iwk a2.l Msin street. corner sth.
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NoTlCEr-Hsvins qualified as sisalnistrator
IN the estate Of DIR. W. T. Wilson, sli persons
indebted TO the decsa. are requested to call and
settle their scccunta promptly, and those having
claims against the estate viii present Them 10 ma
for payment properly authenticated.
WILLIAM SANDS.
Ottace o. Religious Herald,
10th, het. Main and Cary streets.
FOR RENT-The OFFICE occupied by the de-
ceased 9Th street. between Main and Cary cont u-
ing three rooms. suitabie for ply aieisn.
"A i8--t,tt
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BLACkING, &c.

a MOTHER ARTICLE OF HEkN
IA xANUTACTURE-No lampblsck in its com.
posItion. The same ingredients used that Mason
has In his famous Backing. The jet.iness and
brightness Of polish equal 10 Masons. The BLACK.
me manufactured by A. C. JACKSON,
Richmond, Va.
Hiebest price given for old empty BLACKINC
BOxks. ct my manufactory, No. 20 Pearl street.
ae3-lme 4. C. JACKSON
GOUFHRkN EXCELSIOR BlACKING NAN
- uFAOTORY.-Is am now prepared 10 fnrnish
81 he citizens If Richmond and adjoining Counties
or to merchants generally throughout the State, a
ING. Persons desiring to purchase al Wholesale OF
retail arc requested to call at my Factory. Bank
street. Adjolningfbe Confederate Treasury Depart
Espt HENRY r ANDERSON.
an 20-1ms
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G. A. WALLACE,
Capt. Go. 4. 59th We Reg't, Wise Brigade.

HNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
~ REWARD-I will give $50 for the sppre.
ksosiou and delivery to the 18th Virginia regiment.
{Pickstts brigade.) of WIN. H. HAMILTON, who
enlisted - substitute in the Black Eas.e company,
and deserted abOut the middle Of July.
Said Hamilton is about Is years Of age, about ;
fsete inches high. dark hair aud eyes, and fair caul
pIexion. THOS. r. SHIELDS,
. 40 ll-N& Capt. Co. A. lsfh Va. Reps
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70 SALT CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO SALT CLAIMANTS.
j. NJ MURRAY. Notary Public, will take AFFI
DAVIS ct the Bank of the Commonwealth, from
O clock A. 81. to 4 oclock'P. NJ ga le-lws
~ ALT SALT Printed aiiidavi.s for procuring
~ SALT vii. be furnished To leads Of tanilies
on application, No. + fir, door Law Bniilinsa
adjoining " nig ofies.
EDWARD NJ ClARk
ss a0--i,s Notary Public.
(tALT DISTRlBUTION.-J. b. MACMURDO
- Notary Public, is pre- spared with the necessary
Forms and will take affdacits at The Bank of Rich
mond from q o'clock A. NJ 10 6 o'clock r. If, daily.
sc a9-St.
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M oTICE TO TAA-PAYlsRs az aEARIUO "
IN On MONDAY. thu 9Th. and thereafter until
ths 95th Of Sept. shall remain in my Office al he
County Court House. from 4. a. 10 :. p. M. for
the purpose Of receiving Taxes. Persons owning
property or residing in Henrico earnestly re
quested TO come In and pay All persons who hold
Henrico County bonds, of tha drst issae will pre-
sent them to mo for payment. The interest on
thoss not presented on or before The 2s;h OF Sept
will be stopped. GEO D. PEASANTS,
Sc S-tS23& Sheriff of Henrico County.
NEW TOBACCO COMMISSION HOuSE.--Tiie
IN subscribers have taken tho store formerly
cnpied by Messrs. Clarkson, Anderson L. Co, iD3
Main street, where We shall be pleased To rec~i,
conyguments af Leaf ana Manufactured Tabaa
from our friends ana the public generally. Fr,r
0nr long experience Ia the tobacco business "
hope 10 he able 10 give entire satisfaction To Snt
iors and Others IN went OF tobacco We resp eifal
ask an examination Of onr stock, "a IL embrace,
large variety % grades and viii be sold low
ST. 25-lns G.. r. 4 j. II, WORD
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:" ANTED-A situation IS TEACHER Ia /,
w private family or schon ty a yaans i.j,
who il DESTROYS OF forming r. engagement iaf ihs
snsIing term. Sue has taugh. tho usual tnsl;,t
branches and Music tor several wears, anu eau ptr
sent proper certificates OF character aud apsblt,
Any one answering to her address will meet NJ.
prompt attention. She has no objection 10 going
ferthe. South. For further information s,dr-.,
GOV ERSESS," Boh $780, Richmond. Va
g. l1--4th
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AUCTION COMMISSION STORES.
NEW AUCTION STORE IN RICHMOND,
IN VA.--lu connection with regular Grocery
aud Commission business, We propose telling at
public auction, eonsignments Of all kinds Of MER-
and respectfully solicit consgnments. Having
large and well arranged warehouse, and with our
knowledge Of the trade. we think we have advsn.
tsges, At least equal TO any auction house in this
city.
Our commissions will be precisely the same hat
charge upon private sales thus giving consignees
choice Of the two methods OF selling.
Our first sale will take place On TUESDAY, Dc
tober tha .th, 1850
TARDY IL WILLIAMS,
Corner Gary and 18th streets.
Sc 2l--ts Richmond. Va.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOSIAH LAW.
1 who Ia sick a. some private houss In Richmond,
Any one knowing Of his whereahOus will much
e,,,,ge by leaving information tbs office, directed
TO ise l6-lwsI JOHN JENKINS.
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CLAIM AGENCIES.

~ OVERNkEET CLAIAS-The subscriber ii
NJ fera his services for ths collection 0f DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS CLAIMS and those nj shy
otber description against the Government.
viii give strict attention 10 sill business enirust-
Ell 20 him, and forward rem'tanees promptly in any
,Rsnnef tsaiTed.
The necessary papers prepared and forwarded to
correspondents upon reesipt OF 81.
Communion 8 per cent. on collections Of 500
Aud upwards; under that amount, 10 per cent, Will
be charged p. McEENNA,
General Agent llth street,
Richmond, Va
Refers, by permission, 20 VIM. F. Tay ior, ESQ,
Csshsar Of Bank of Virginia; Messrs. &. w. PARCEL
Il Co., Bankers WIN. L. Cowardn Esq, President
Va Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
"A 13-lms
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ktTRAYED OR ST0LEN-On the 18th instant,
y from Bank street, opposite the Inspector of
Hospitals Office iine dark bay chesnur MARE,
with saddle, covered with buckskin. and u bro
ken bride A liberia, reward will be paid for her
return TO DR. I. FORMENTO. al the Louisiana
Hospital. (Haptis: College, Nas; end OF Rroai
a .tl--Iis
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4 lLAIN AGENCY, SC.-Ths nn.iern;sued hav
" ing this day established himself in thia city.
VII prosecute every description Of CLAIMS against
tbs Confederate States Government.
Particular attention will be given to the collection
f q SOLDIERS CLAIMS, snd indeed. every mat.
ysr connected with General Agency business.
EOMce on 6hockoe Slip, two doors from
trance of the Columbian Hotel
address, N. b. TAPSCOTT, Box No. 1i,a.
1lCHAOED. Aug. &c, 1862 an 2a-1ms
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TH0s J. NOISE. CHAS n NOISE.
AFRO isE l. co.
vi COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Ia HtYHE STRFrI
CHARLESTON, y 4.
Merchsndizs and Produce al I'll kinds purchased
OF Sold on commission
Prompt attention wilt he paid "a ali orders ar
e0nsignments. ca l.-i0tA