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Gnnec furnishing @oo0s.

yxvpE WINDOW SHADES, Of every descrip-
w - I.nJ.ca,c. for Pdvue hpu.es Wme Signs Tor
u Ill. sn1 ji.s. Msnui .cnifei aud iof sar ~
pa'h'' i'''' = g. RfCuAED>ON. 'o lVl JohnsI
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Ar,nsemenya
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of the New ver'ornance-
TIE ETHIOPIAN CURAs 4 DECIDED HIT.
TuF PRIMA DONNA FROM The COUNTRY.
Al LrHIoPiAN BUELEsQuE, iaustrs log the ais Of
Trina Donnas IN g, ersl, received ~iih
TIE HOLMAN NAIIONAL OeERA TROUPE,
the sdqiisii%r ." eys,y oyel If H. s.a
IN siENDlD snd FASCIVArlNG PERFORMANCES.
lag rHE 's c5SSE yc i. q o i'S alRL
fee, . inches rourd fhe body. ord weigh. o. pounds
coNopS S1 N III IL st rNs Ii sESI l"''''O"
Play. he Organ Kiss. hi. keepcr ShOuders the Mu'ket
S'As' I'D ~ ~ '9f d E,f;1srEa sS s
THE AQUARIAL GARDEN. &c &c
CEORGE CHRlsIY's MiHSTRELS,
" No sss Brosdssy opposite a.-ropolits Hotel
GEURGE CHRIS iY and L...ee. md proprie,ors
;; sElG SiS S;i;;ii;'.' M,p,,er
J. N 8alGGS ...Busipes. Manager and rTerurer
MONDAY. July p, and Every evening dgrirs the week
lie Laugbabe Farce Of the STATUE LOVER Georte
(hisiy Jake. The f.nou, Qluteue-Reeves NJ Tsnd,
lirsh and Cotwin New Oyeitm, fhe Advance n
Sprng" New Cboruscs New Bu,les1gs. Grand Matinee
every saturday for L.oic and hirou. Admission Is
halt price. except for children 70 Matinee only
Doors open ss : Cur ain 'ises at i'ecisely
NIBLO's GAkDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
Mr. JOHN COLLINS
The distinguished 'H Coaedian piior to his Departure
THIS EtENiNG.
THE COLLGEN BAWN
Myles ma Corps cen ("iln >orgsI.. Mr. JOHN Collins
iG sAR sifs9 GS Tn' e soI p.S1 MHSEFR 0
when hf.t repre ned iris es1s n. At The close Of
the drsua Mr.. COLLINS viii nng the Grand Nanonsi
Anthem Of
HAL TO TIE UNION, NEVER DISSOLVE 1T.
NiXON's CRLMORNE GARDEN,
~ ian -. and HAY
TIE GREAt tEb1UNE
ISABEL CUbA~ 10 SFnti>H BALLlE.
THOMAS BAkEN api nj ORCHfSfhA.
Second regr. s.ntaiiou Of tDGE'S MAsTkRfiECE' the
light the
MONITOR and MBRRIN.AC.
Received is fouar appreciation with !ort bursts ~
apps. aud prouoa be sAo moot IAONIF ICENl
SPECiACLE ever .een
Cora TBrLBUH. LOUIE ToURS.IBE, TOPHoyY. LEHsAs
NlsESis, and hcs; Of others
IA SION to the whoe IS cens
WALLnaSc,Kti':;, .- =. y, ,..,-. ..
COMPLETE AND OvERt'HELNlNG SUCCESS
NEW MUSICAL BURLESQUE,
fEA JlaNOLO.
IT,. buesque repoie win music, coulic situations
merry soig.. sno upros'iors Fun -
THIS On tvtNING July a.
To commence win n great Comedy OF
TIE IRISH LION.
Dir W. J. FLORENCE.
WINTER GARDEN TfIEATER.
w FRIDAY EVENING Jull IS 1852,
TIE SoLDiHRS RE URN, OR MADENS VOW,
Mr FLEMING rs sERGEAYr AUsrrRIIH.
kINO COTTON, the ENILED fKlSCki
With
FANNY BROWN &c FRINGE PLURIBUSrAH
r.-sn
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lncrelss..l5 .9y Dec. 5GJ7 lac .3o3!.3 Inc. +li2
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide-water IRON the commencement Of navigation t.
the I'd July, inclusive during the years 1861 aud
1852 WAC IN follows:
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losl an0 touno.

7 OST-A PACKAGE containing four black
~ covered uhscrion aud Meuor nduin 30 Is, Of yeae
only 70 The 6nder will c0nef favor - leaving
With MSssrs. BARN ~ BURR No 81 Joahst
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and Otherwise. Indebtedness Certificates are 9SD
9si, and steady. The 100 per cent Treasury Notes
sell at I02 for ndorsed, and 1921 lU2i for unin-
aorsed.
In money there 10 no change to note. The ex'
changes at the Clcaripg-Honse this morning were
;2S, 9O5 $50 I2.
The Brooklyn Bank bss declared semsnnuai
dividend of per cent. payable on the 18th inss'
The Clevel aad Toledo coupons due Aug. Wild
pad at The Corn Exchange Bank.
Deposits were made ut tie Sub Treasury yeetef'
day. st per cent interest the amount OF S3@' ,ooV
The steamer from Aspiowsli brings sS'o,Soi In
gold.
The statements of the banks of the three principal
cities Of tie Union for the last week compare Win
the previous one, and the corresponding time OF eoi
10 follows:
r. July 10 siss si1'as ~ isss77 4sls.6Os 5s 90
ps,'Op :; Ss2 si 5sls7 30 So
4.i7cs 500 20 1so ,ol 2ss
s.i yer ... 1921 $50 izs,95l % 7isz5i l7l2',1J7
The statement OF tie Boston Banks for the last
week compares with the previous week and with the
corresponding week Of 1861, ne follows:
Jaiyl4 ~ Jgy q, lss;. July lya e 81 ie 81,
Loans Ttst so SoBSJ.,JhJ POo,l'-tVf@
sr.cis ......... 1925 T5tr,sl0 b6b2,t0
ID posits........ 2CtaG30 268j8,2i2 B,.fl,lil
Ciecslat.ln..... lOgLsa. 6ei0.34 6,I5J,tl5
The statement of the present week as compared
with the preceding shows Increase OF S30i248 in
the items Of loas and discounts s, ji5 in specie
$ia3,362 in deposits and decrease Of s25o,9lO IN
circulation.
Messrs. Smith g. Hall have issued TIE annexed
circular in r-g,ld 10 the shinpasers:
The ondeuigne3 respectfully inforn the public that afer
the ~ ~ August motives 81 cis expectancy as wen
Of official ouy viii mpel pfomp pr ons i"r any
issue paper commonly cssd Sbinpi should suc
Ge the recent act Of Congress shiI nave al
fofdci uniform sgbsitlf- for ." suisl -chaus"'
The collection If the sf. peusri~s OF nc FEDERAL hne'
cau be flsiiy enforced hy due process of arrest.
l.. DELarIkLD SMITH.
United states District Attorney.
A. OAKEl HALL.
D'srci-A,torney City aud County New-iorA
July p. 1902.
The quantity Of fonr, wheat, corn aud barley left
At Underwater, during the third week in july in tie
years 1861 end 1852, was as follows:
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7 S. MARSHAL's INTRODUCTORY
CARGO OF CRAFTSMANSHIP
CIKCA : : a N.

DANIEL II. BURi lit Auctionser.
BY VIRTUE or ~ ORDER OF SALE
80 ME DIRsCfED % II Hon. WILLIAM MAR
WIN Judge thr L. :. DISCREET Court fof the southern
District of FLORIDA.
will sell public suction % 'UhsDAY July 49, sti
oclocs H. ir.. H.. Union store oooky the o-rha-
BILE portion OF the cargo OF he steamship casu selected
by tb- United sites AppIasrrs, Nu Aik".o1, esq, aud
Cyrus Ceyel d. esq approval Of Edward Hunter.
Agent Tor tie aim 10 love:
S9i ca Is leo Wine Italian Chat'eux, &c
90 half cssks Vine DalisL Chattaux, Ac)
2.l6! cases Nihe dihefr btalds
20p hall css.s Wine WLIe (SeuteIn 4cI
IT csses Whie Wine.
II cases White Vine
80 casks Wine Wns Vinegar.
84i cases S,fd les-qusrt,r, halves and wholea
549 sacks COIc~ Rio 40 Old Government Java
cases hoiousie Saussges
IS Cases Preserved F,ench Meats
303 Preserved tleucn fiuliA
IL bsss Whole Pepper
IL bags Cloves
$50 Pines, in glass
200 kegs Faint
keg Copp-Iaa
case PsLt Brushes
Is cases L uhl-s.
10 cases Mushrooms In o1
70 chests Black and Green TeaA
3csses En.rsyinzs.
cases French Peas
win be sold st the same place WEDNESDAY. 10th, at
80 csses Assorted Medicines
j. unis Castor Oil
barrels Seda Ash.
a. barre soda
Cargo 81 steamer Circssstan.
es.slogl les and sample, eau b, at the Office ~
HIRAM bENNER, esq. No. li3 Walltt
JAMES c. CLAP,
-lai 10 4 rid
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We annex our ANNUAL report Of exports OF Do.
al, (otlnus AZ foiiovs.
We give lie tone Of TIE Epg!ish journals IN refer.

20 tie itonsupply as follows. The I'meS says;
,e and nlfhiye fully elapsed since the supply On
wnlch rect coCn auuilc has o.eD yoieny cut
Gf. that the present DoucDt there bs. not
bee the sgL.st Of suy alienation OF tie evil
the ~. eiiss rIsy esad. the
cto. py La yeen the OtginniAs VI the
c,s ~ We DO net I'm. propic wise sieI
event Jh-ie have doubt, been t'noJ. In tue wei
neu sub south sveled lsoa)e' Dot iher-
s~s are OF at hicb II sceI,1
laey that pUr OF AnvgicaD cotton 10 England
Nyd tr sy csUs0 sJle ,cs- though ~ ioT'
tune -n hgs often ia'efed there las peeL 40 sympn
.fg 10 claAgs of tunHg IN tie Resolution
o. tie sOL,h
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DEKEMPTOkY SALE at AUCTION Of

y shout 90 LOTS of Ian = 10 the CITY HOBDKEN,
" J-Wn be- sold Public Auction az the Sale room.
No Ill broadway (fr!uts bu' ding on TUE>DAf July 30
iust at 10 O'Clock, noon by r. Al LUDLOW Co. Auc-
Clone. 70 abcu 80 Lots Of land oi-eut parts & the cos
GER TRACT in tho ~ OF dobos k-".Jeis.y Every
jot put up viii be post yey sold t. .e shst bidder vi h.
ont re erve snd wotl1d of the pmchs-e money msy at
Che parobsers option remain upon bond gsgs for
fhree sea six per ne lot- will be .Od by cd
te suipe Tee of all bcumbisucrs. d wiz ne
Sryed b, ~ dercs. t. order tn purchasers All
expense Of examining the tile complete ub,trsc OF lille
viii be 10 fIiId Ir fee q charge and original schrs
procured the expense Of lie .sr viii he .xhbi'd to
Chem. Maps Of the prop shown! h- parculs lots 70 ne
sod will b. posted Ia different part OF bo5OSe Jsie-y Ol
and fsyonia week day. before he dy OF s.r sd
may be the oice OF the Aucuouetrs 10 fine
ID. NewYoTk For III tie psriitrlIs sppy t. NdAhLho
Z. BUTLER, No. 2 HsaoVeG.s, New-Notk
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The steamboat stock Iays 10 per cent dividend.
The earnings of Juue following Tue "Oo'e siN
mon h. snow an iucfease OF Si2,oOo.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal Tor the week
compured with 1851, Las bten
q, " - ',a, f,ty 9o lg.I............ l.9dn y
"ret e'''". '"' ~ - 1925 %
l''a, ~ LUZ la, no m z........ 1875 B'-0, TIC -
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{VTANlED--A reliable 3ll, who can come
~ vel recommended ~ join in an INIrhPHIst
taloughls sItrd zeal zus !nuufe A"y trs Lfiht
~ ~ chance luIriy met with L.nt',}
.,a Iaf.g-.y vented more t.n molry. Alf1y - w T.
WELLS Co. No. rlTE l'soe.
r-l-
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Gales bn Anttlon.
GEO. A. LRavITT. Anctioneer
20 A LEANIlvr a. Co. viii SELL at

III AUCTION, SATURDAY EVENING. July Is, At
Their Trsde Rooms Ms ~ sod p Me arg- aid
CHOICE COLLt CtON Of MS ELLANcOUs LOOKS,
onsly aud IN eusuiitics fresh st OK. hs' lot SCHOOL
BOOKS assorted. Sale 10 commence st O'clock, p IN.
Catalogues ready. eud hooks on exhibition.
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ncIlts

r OOl.S WANT.D.-Su.talie for Carpet bind-
9. and o,iei De. not less -sn J inches "ide- III
rect 10 |, Arrsia Dihc-.
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Chance tor Drsincas Glen.

frANrFD--Thrcc Business Men for out ana
W a. door br.ines- onr take charge 81 an l4,ifa'cr
49,. a.. al tie. L-farr Once, I'D oue - an Atse ii--
e. Ot. o. ru'irc coDtfs 900 Jr1 "fs siyeo a"h spa.
~ f o. riyru Ofl-- b-,i rTo.dw4v. fst tik yer
30. N scd. ~.s with stamp or ans~er, busI"Eo5 b'G
f.t r...t... Once. "a a
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DRINTING and STh1IONEHY.-WANTLD,
60 pss'e trn.o Of t-h chsfuc'er e'o'id. f''~
rEINIINO; also s1ATl JNE@i, e. lel - whcA " ii ~
ms 70 if paft by Iulion. Add -4O'' 4nJHt"
Office lIr week.
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xxrRAcrs FROM THE PRESS.

ExTRACTs FROM THE PRESS
From the Charleston Mercury:
From the teemiug press OF West " Johnston,
publishers, Richmond, wehavein volume r .. neasy
of the War The book Itself seems all that the aa-
thor claims it to be- The style though not iaooreo
IN pleasant aud vigorous. In the pre-
senta,ion of the facts themselves, we have nowhere
detected any tendency towards unfarness Of state
meut The book may be regarded az Q faitn:u re-
fisx of the views of the calmer portion OF the peo-
ple of the South, In respect to the events OF the
war at the time Of their occurrence"
From tie Richmond Enquirer:
''This book has been read by many In camp -
The authors style Is fasclnating that portion 0.
his book which rceounts the origin and causes OF
the war Is lucid and satisfactory.
From tho Richmond Dispatch ~
sNr Pollard Is already welfknow to the puonc
Al the author Of Black Diamonds, ETC. Inc pre-.
sent work IL written In the peculiarly animated ana
racy style Of the author, and will command an ex-
tensive sale. Mr. p. has enjoyed unusual facilities
for collecting information, and mas maze tne oess
use of It. The book 10 written with candor ana
impartiality, and as far as we can judge sr'c'iy
truthful and very interesting
The 2ichmond Examiner says
at 4 the most elaborate and valuable literary
contribution that has yet been made to the inter.
ests of the South; that Il will not only entice but
repay the curiosity of all readers"
FROM the Richmond Hhig:
."The well known ability and diligence OF Mr.:
Pollard are guarantees OF the value and merit OF
his book. We anticipate much qualification from
i1s perusal which we will notice at length Messrs.
West s. Johnston. the publishers. deserve much
credit fer their enterprise"
From the Richmond CArfsfidn Obserrer:
"'The History Of the First Year Of the War for
Southern Independence prepared by so sprightly
and vigorous a writer as Mr.. Pollard laakes vol
ume that will be read with eager interest by tens
of thousands. II gives an intelligent, connects
sketch of the past eventful year. prefaced by
clear account Of some Of the causes Of the war;
The book ia an instructive, entertaining
and reliable account of the great events of the Rev
olution OF 81, and should be very largely read"
WEST e. JOHNSTON,
Publishers and booksellers,
au4-lt No. AS Main street, Richmond.
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The Enemy In Prii,ce George County.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 3d-The enemy lan,ed a
large force at two points the south side OF James
river, Saturday night, varous!y estimated at from
six to ten thousand, comprising infantry, artillery
and cavalry.
There was a brisk skirmish to-day at Cox's NH
Greek, IN Prince George, between fifty of the 18th
Virginia cavalry and eighty Yankee cavalry. Our
loss was one killed, three wounded and two missing
Yankee cavalry were at Garysville at one o'clock
today
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TFI,EGRAPHIC NEWS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Richmond Dispatch
Nsrsh Carolina Eisetlsn fse 0svsrnsf
RALElen, Aug 3-Ths following returns are IN
bv ,his evenings train frop three different
.ocrces: Second regiment n. G. T--Johnson, IT'S;
yance. AZ ,hirs-Johnson, 1914; Vance, 60; fourth
johnson, 60: Vance, 1876; ff1h-Johnson. lls'
Vance. 3 tu elf,h---Johnson, l%e; Vance, %; th'r
seen,h johnson, ia; Vance, "a; fourteenta--'onn'
son. ~; Vance. Hss twentieth -Johnson' iss;
Vance, to5 thirtieth-5ohnson. I'll; Vance, 81.
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lls EI }.

Al F;rmyiile Va, on Sunday. the 9Th instant
JOHN l. , infant son Of VIRGINIA W. and ROB
ERT B. MARYE. aged { months and "a days
On Saturday, the Cd instant, SARAH e., infant
daughter OF W. b. and Harriet Tonpklns. aged -
months aud q days
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" T. II 8 K 4 s o "

" H. " y Il Il y u "
The Management, after continuous theatrical
season, Interrupted for few nights only by the
burning OF their favorite aud beautiful Theatre,
which is now in course Of rapid erection, return
their thanks for the liberal ard universal support
bestowed upon their efforts duriug the past season,
and their patrons .hat during the time inter.
vening prior TO the
OPENING OF TIE NEW THEATRE,
No pains or exertion on their part will be- wanting
to render the VARIETIES rs comfortable and
agreeable as the most fasidouS could desire. The
arrangement of the auditorium shall receive the
tire supervision of the Manager, while that of the
stage depaT inert, under the able guidance Of our
Stage Director. shall not be wanting In any of its
TIE COMPANY
Having been selected with great care and judg.
ment, will far exceed in TAL1NT ANnNUMBERS,
the Corps Dramatique Of any Tnesitro in the Goa.
federacy. THE OLD FAVORlTES, who have du.
r0g the past saaaon been so well received by the
public together with NEW CANDIDATES for the
support OF the public, are preeented az fellows:
MISS KATIE ESTELLE,
rhe highly accomplished end popular tragedienne,
from the Southern theatres
MISS SALLIE P4RTINGTON,
lWho speaks for herself, being native here"l
MISS JENNIE POUELL,
The established favorite.
MISS MARY P.4RTIVGTOT
fThe accomplished danseuse, who, though native
and to the manor born" cannot speak has taken
Steps to ingratine herself in very high favor with
the public
Miss MAGGIE EsTELLR,
From the Southern theatres-her FIRST ap pearanc<
MISS JENNIE P-4RTINGTON
THE petite comedienns and danseusel
MISS CHRiSTAL, MISS ~ JOHNSON
MISS LEHIS MSS JACKSON
MISS DLNHAM MISS PENDERGA ASH,
With numerous and complete
BALLET OF LADIES'
WALTER HEEBLE, he acknowled dyed favorite
c. H. MORT ON. whose name speaks for itself
THEO H.4NILTON the old tavorite.
Mr. J. HdRRISON kfchmoEd's fayori.a
MR. J. ". THORPE, the Stage Director aud act or.
MIR C. W47KINS.
Mr.. Z. kEViS, his hist appearance
Mr. r j. RATION
MIR. C. NORELAFU. AIR " DIRAND
Mr.. ". r Writ. AIR. H{TCHCOCKE
MR. p. J1CkSON DORSET OGDEN
With a full and powerful AUXILIARY AID
T Fl c II z S TR Il
Augmented and improved from time to time, will
present NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
under the direction Of PROFESSOR LOEBMAN.
fF Doors omen at T. To commence nj & o'clock.
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ouv nsAnds would greatly ohlise us by sending
my Northern papers they may chance 10 get IN
thesr possession TO this Office The public will
,hus receive the news at the earliest mcmeut.
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100 ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMIN
lou LAND. on the Meadow Bridge road, 1--WE
miles North of Richmond, for sa!e--At the request
of Mr.. A. s. Storrs offer for sale $50 of the
valuable farm which he resides, (being the por.
ton nearest TO Richmond) and adjoining the lands
of Mrs. Gooeh. 1t will. if desired be divided into
two parcels. one containing 100 acres and the other
80 acres The tract is composed of high land, Sec
ond low grounds, and bottom land, bordering on
the Brook run. There is most beautiful site for
building upon, and a spring of unsurpassed water
near thereto The land, In part il admirably adapt.
ed 20 early vegetables, and besides, there Is
very fine bottom land and second low grouads the
tract There Is a beautiful road leading from the
Brook Turnpike Opposite to the Brook church, to
the Meadow Bridge road. thus giving easy access 10
the land by two good roads. The neighbcrhood il
an excellent one, and tho place very healthy.
TERsis-Accolnmodatng Apply to
GODDIN g. APPERSON,
au a--St AuctioneerR
EARM OF $50 ACRES IN GOOChLAND
i COUNTY, % miles from Richmond, Ind 3
miles Of the Canal, for sale.At the reques, Of the
legatees Of the late Mr.. - Hatcher, We offer
for sale the farm located above, adjoining the
lands of the late John s. Fleming II contains $50
acres Of which about 200 acres open land with
sufficient quantity OF original timber for the
OF the place. There is OF the place good Dwell
ing, containing Eve rooms, and all the usual oat
buildings, In good order. well OF good water and
the land is well wa.ered for pAsturags purposes
Mr.. +. J. Hatcher residing the place, will take
pleasure In showing 1t 10 those who may wish to
purchase Apply to
GODDIN & APPERSON,
an Tot Auetioneers.
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hUNAWiYS.


TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Ran.
away on the 2lst ultimo, my BOY, JOSHUA,
about Ii years old, feet OF : inches high half
Of OF his fore fingers of. lie is quite likely
He is supposed to have left Columbia, S. C , on the
Charlotte Railroad in company with Georgia re-
gment. will give twenty five dollars for bis ap-
prehenson and delivery in the jail at Richmond
J. n. FEASTER,
an ! 6t' Columbia s. c.
TSEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from
i the subscriber on the morning of the 23th ul-
timo, servant named HENRY TH0RP, aged
about 90 years. He is OF low stature we'll formed,
Of u brown complexion, and has a great mpedi-
ment Of speech. He belongs to Mrs Lefore, In
Caroline county and may have forged papers to
get to the eneHy's lines. Che above reward will
be paid for his delivery to HE in Richmond.
aui -itt f. MCCARTHY, lit Broad st.
DANAWAY-Fromt the service of the Richmond
III and Danville Railroad company, two negro
men, viz: THOMAS, belonging to John Washing.
ton. of Caroline county THOMAS, belonging to
DR. VIM Washington, of Ca,oNne county. They
both very black, and about feet inches high.
$40 each will be paid In addition to the legal re-
ward, on their delivery TO me
CHAS &. TALCOTT,
au 4-6t Sup't r. and d. X. Z.
DANAWAY-S5 REWARD-From my house,
III, on Wednesday. 2oth July, JIM DAVIS, a
black boy, % years OF age. He has been In my
employ rs dray driver. The above reward will
be paid when delivered to
G. A. SCHWAGERLE,
au 4-2.. Al Poor-House Hin. Richmond, Va
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BY r. CAUIHORN, A1ctionssr.

CROCK OF MILLINERY, SC, AT AUCTION
- Ga WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ, at store No. 2li Broad street. between 9TH ant
5th, will sell at auction the entire stock OF Mill
merry &c. of Mrs. Davis e. Sister, consisting of BON
NETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C.
FURNITURE.-Also. a Let of Furniture, consist
ing Of about 6O yds Floor Cloth, in good order
handsome Writing Desk; gilt Frame Looking
glass, Show Case. Bonnet Stands, Empty Boxes
SC. TERMS Cash.
Ell 4 T. CAUTHORN. Auct
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VWANTED--

sEWANTED--
10000 LBS. RANCID LARD,
In small or large quantities fer which the highest
cash price will be paid Address, "Box l0i', II.
j. NJ" au4 6ts
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MILITARY NOTICES.

BRIGADE HEADQ'Rs CHAFFIs's FARM,
August Cd, 1862
- PECIAL ORDERS. No. 253--At the sugges-
/ ton of Major General Longstreet, commanc.
lug this DIVISION It Is ordered that 'a paroed o-
GERS, non.commissoned officers and privates of the
20th, the 46th, and 59th Regiments Virginia Voluu-
teers assigned to this Brigade, report Immediately
in person to these Headquarters By the time they
Join their regiments, regular exchange i'll in all
probability have been made
BY order Brig. Gen. HENRY A. WISE
JAMES II PEARCE
au 4-2w Asst. Adi't General
4 TTENTION, MARYLANDERS-l am rails
IA ing company Of MOUNTED RIFLES,
composed Of Marylanders. Everything furnished
All Marylanders who wish to join this branch Of
service requested to call and enroll them selves
at No. Is Pearl street.
JAS. l.. CLARK,
Late Captain and q N. 1st Nd. Reg
au 4-lOtt
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M a fx,RIED.

On Saturday evening, August "a, MICHAEL
CARROLL aDd Miss JULIA ONEILL. both o
New Orleans, La
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
rOrTON AND WOOL CARDS
" TEA AND cOFTRB;
Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings; Raxorz; Backiag
and Brushes; Pocket Knives; Matches; Ladder
Bags; Letter Paper and Envelopes; Can,eena Tin
Cups and Havorsacks; Looking glasses; Walters;
Tea and Toilet Sets Slver.pls.ed Spoons and
Forks To be had at ]. MEYKR'S
Late Partner of schapp q Co.,
au4-lAs Corner Of Sd and Broad std.
ON BOXES MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO.
CUU OF all grades.
I boxes SOAP.
Q chests TEA
- cases SMOKING TOBACCO.
On consignment and for sale by
SAMUEL d. HICKS.
an 4-3us Commission Merchant Cary ID.
- bbis. prime New Orleans Sugar.
10 half bbls prime N. q. do.
suitable for families, ON consgnmeut and for sale
By DEANK. HOHS0x = JAMES
nAC6N.-for sals, 8 lot o. family BACON, @.
t0 perior quality. 81 No. u Main street.
a ISIS
~ lGN-Ssvefal hundred two-huahel BAGS fpr
ID ssle BY 4 q. B. DAVENPORT.
Ton SALB-A Ma HoRaR, snltahle tue 3
Aald oeaeAr 1ngnlre - NJ. Is mars s116leI
S9Aef g - n44sonkla eeloqeA
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PRICES OF ADMISSIO.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Private boxes $50 Reserv'd seats. rs cts
Para'tte and Gal'y, 80 cts Cold Gallery. 80 CTS
FFNo tickle t. received unless sold on the even
ing of performance.
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II Is Southern Book by a6outhern satna'
Il Is called for by old and young, male ana 10
mRiel
Ms authenticity cannot be doubted. and should
be read by all.