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, 1862-11-27

XETAETED-A Boy to work in an
:! oflce, euj 20 upon errs1ds. Salary $3.50 per
wick Gne restt1ng with parents preferred Aaarsss
Jnst 0Ifice HbI fiE1. 4o.I Xa.a st
, 1862-11-27

4 Ii THE BakbE 81. OF GIL
GAte ~ 10y 49,, a - ~. i,s u. Coi
a PTopol ton lAve concnasGso charge Tea Cents far
All Bafaers are requested to meet today at O'CLOCK
T II q EfnZ1e f!HU.
, 1862-11-27

WANTED Job Printers. Two
W first class Job ComPoslto:s wansea. None but
t1ptcp Jobbers need applJ.
roaS51i0St EtintetS and St1tioE er5, 30 GlarRst
, 1862-11-27

5ien7tezs OF Congress ere arriving by every
train ,aEd have already become quite aua.eEoua.
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PERSONAL.

THO THE PUBLIC.-My attention was called on
i yesterday to an advertisement in the columns
OF the Daily DispsscA, offering the usual reward
for myself as deserter from Company d, CAPTAIN
j. Hatlsy Norton, comd'g st Battery No 4. This
response y for the purpose of making statement
which will clear me from an intention to desert
from the company to which was unwillingly Al.
signed, and ct the same time show that Dr. Farrar
Lieut.. Charley, and Capt. Norton did not seem to
understand each other.
On last Wednesday, / asked permission of DR..
Fai rar, under whose treatment then was to come
to the city and remain with . relative until had
sufficiently recovered from yellow iauudice to re.
turn to my duties This he readily consented to ::
but not satised with his permission alone called
at Captain Nortons tent to see him, but found him
absent. Lieut.. Chalkley happening to be present
I asked him, and he told me It would make no diff.
ference With Capt. Norton. Under these circum.
stances did leave camp, but with NO intention to
DESERT but on the contrary, to report for duty a.
seon ~ had sufficiently recovered to do So
1t may not be inappropriate here for me to state
that upon the written request Of Capt. John @.
Clarke, OF the Engineer Department, at Drury's
Bluh addressed to the Secretary Of War, had ND
piled for . transfer. This was approved BY Cart
Norton, and forwarded through Major Hardin to
Col Rhett (but dsapproved by both these ofiicers0
and then should have been forwarded to the Secre.
tary OF War bat. strange to say, no such applica.
to- has been received by that ocial or any Of his
clerks Therefore, then, the inference Is, that II
has been suppressed or mislaid through the eross
est negligence. CHARLES III. KHST'
se2-ltk
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rKLE3RAPHIO NEWe.


AneeAeR v1ctosy.
naspoesoar, TEHx.. Aug. sl.-0sn. Haxsys
ss1e.as, under ~ command u COL AeKiasssy. q
Ne MA Alabama rea,msnt. attached the soemy,
i,aoo strong, q eievenssnr-infAntry. artillery,
snA eavalry-as II o'clock to-day. Aftsf toar
hears shsllng the enemy evacuated their fortiaea.
t,cua, leaving on the Nashville trains. common
roads, and through The woods.
large amount of ammunition and stores were
captured
Our command met With the most cordial recsp'
on from the eltisens the ladies urging them mot to
stop tlll they had killed or captured the entirs
Yankee forcs. The JOY q the eattssns was Nm.
bounded q oncs moro bsholdins the "stars and
DAn."
We had engaged the 32d Alabama 4lst Alabama,
SSH Tennessee. Major auntsr's dismountsd parti'
sans, Captain Rices cavalry, and fresmans and
DUR battery, the whole numbering nine hundred
men. Our loss was two wounded. none killed The
Yankee loss h unknown.
The Yankee Notifications at Stevenson are very
strong Our troops displayed great gallantry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r FRESH ARRIvAL-SEPTEMBER ID,
le&-Ws viii have opened this day a large, as.
serted stock of SHOES for Ladies' Misses, and
OhiIdrea. We have, included. HEAVY SHOES
Tor walking, suitable for winter, for which now is
tho time TO prepare. Also, for Servan ts-men and
Momen-with q very superior lot of French and
xneush CATERS for Gentlemen, and Boys SHOES
q several choice kinda; BOOTS also. These goods
cannot be excelled, and we are determined to keep
the best that can be bought In these times and
% 1eli Ut the lowestnamed prices The citizens of
kiehmond are politely invited to give a call, at
0eLVIN'6 SEWING MACHINE ROOMS, on Iath
eooes. Sc 9-1tr
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~ sc HOOL NOTICE. -FRANK q At.
FRIEND will reopen his School at the resi-.
dsacs Of bis father 10th street. on the first prox
tmo
For information, apply at the Office of his father
On 0oveznor street, near Franklin Refers to
Aeegrs stegsr. John Purcell Robinson, VIM
Robinson, q Chamberlsyne, J wombie, and
ether patrons Of his school 90 a-st
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A Ssea mer Burnt.

AUGUSTA, September 1.-The Savannah papers
of this morning state tn 1t the steamer Emma while
going down the river Saturday night, grounded,
and was discovered yesterday BY the Ysnkees-
She was fred to prevent her from falling Into their
hands, She had On board 7l0 bales Of cotton and
some turpentiue All on board escaped
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~ o0RNS, BUNIONS. NAILS, &c.-The
~ dangerous consequences of neglect, or Of the
unskilful use Of the katie In such cases should In
dacs every rennble man, If affected In any manner
20 seek relief from DR.. SCHULTZ, whose opera.
lions are performed without pain aud certainly ef
Acacious.
DR. S. Office: Wall Street Hotel Wall at.
N 30--3t*
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From Tenneaaee.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 1.-The Yankeeshave again
rsoccupied Meanwhile. In large force, last Tues
day-probably tho forces from Pelham and neigh
borhood, on their retreat to Nashville. They may
be caught, at any rate. Tennessee will soon be
entirely in tho possession Of the Confederates-
We have rumor that Huntsville Is evacuated
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dun THE BLOCKADE

DUN THE BLOcKADEi
ihavs just received BY the lasss, steamers which
have run the Lincoln.ts blockade q excellent and
this market Of
e,53l yards Reeattas. (Hickories)
500 yards Calicoea
50 ihs. extra super. italian Sewing silh.
Gaze Of Epgllsh Canvas.
Is gross Russian Gilt Braid.
90 dozen Embroidered Gilt Stars
% suits English Milton Ciotha
90 pairs Eugiish Fancy Doeskin Pantaloons'
1900 yafds white and black JsconstA &c; "a -.
The public are respectfully invited 70 CAL ~
inspees Tor themselves - to rice. aud character
the goods q. WENDLIN6EA
IN e9-lats LAG Main street
NOTICE-TO SOUTH CAROLIxlANS a
IN Baaeags Depot has been opened by the Sou.s
Carolina Hospital Association In coansstion WIN
tween l4tA and l5sh. south sids. Al Tran1s nv
manssanA DoxsA belonging 10 South CsroI@H
troops, win b taken cars Of u deposited thsrs
Al packages SAINT by Kxprsss or freight for soau
concerulns ths movsmsnt Of south Carolina rs9t
msnts given. Oommanders Of brigsdsA reein sS !:
or companies from South Carolina ere rsqussseS
forward ~ anaherity 10 have he haseags q 49,
Fcomnsnds. Which may b sossd slss"ss''' ="
moved . 'As s'f kox,r W sARswuL, Jr.
IN l3-2awlms or q G. Hosp An0elanoe.
1T$O TIN HElRs or DEvlSEBs OF aALa:
NDlLSON. nE0l.-As You ~ DOS rsssa as.si
a ths county q Hearted cd ycsf no..Ssd
.nas - aot Known y -, yea ess 10y NJ. Ssiow
lO1A strssk "a lstwsa ~ Columbian Aus 60.
81 ~ Janee siyes Min q. qsasrsl 1aas -. |: ~ai
~ pasDeeae anA - aAeonpanA 80 cesSs sS -
hs1sseamsy - sAlafgs wlae = ee9ed sns - ~ 4
SsSS.n - ss.sliS lswss z. s. asseasnaA -; -
eAino1a. - anaN oppN = ~ Ceansy c. ~
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Y WOUNDED sOLDIRRs.-A few little oiris
desire to add their mite to the relief of the sick
wounded, and distressed; and, with this 10 view.
propose holding little sale at Mrs. ALIENS on
LIT, between Clay and Marshall streets beginning
1t ~ o'clock on THURSDAY, the 4th September.
re 2-3tA
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200 I'd SPOOL COTTON, been wet, but
not damaged, % per doz
cases best Engiish CALICOES, very cheap
HOOKS AND ET ES, e25 per gross
a stock OF HARDWARE for sale very low.
White Swiss BERKGES, and
Boys SOCKS at old prices.
- 2o-3ts @. B. ROUsS, ia Main st
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az HHDS N. o. AND CLARIFIED SUGARS,
ZO so boxes Window Glass,
so sacks Salt.
10 tierces Rice,
10 bbls Lard
20 bbls. N. O. Molssses,
% bbis pulverized Sugars,
In store and for sale by
M EAL AND sALT.-
lyt 100 bushels MEAL;
so bags SALT.
Received and for sale by
sc 2-3t* RAGLAND BROTHER
- HARVEY, ARMIsTEAD & WILLIAMS.
o. 2-St*
G log bags > IN. Salt;
100 boxes Adsmsntine Candles;
so tierces choice new Rice;
20 hhds. choice Brown Sugar.
10 hhds choice White Sugar
100 bbls best quality n Sugar;
50 bbls n. o. 4olasses and Syrup;
. bags Cuba Coffee;
% kegs Soda;
Is bbls white firm Lard
kegs smithneld Lard.
ssi-3s 18th street. bet. Main and Cary
az KEGS 81. CARE. SODA.
ZC 10 barrels SUGAR
30 bags COFFEE.
20 bbls MOLAS6Es
100 boxes CHEWING TOBACCO.
p..o,vaS "a -. ~. JaJ ~. =" - ADA'
1S,x psHrAMn A. pporurp
~ nn01AN1 = DNO mn.
UST RECRIVED--eO0 lbs. of fresh Rocking
q ham BUTTER several arkins Of LARD;
country SOAP, ONIONS. &c. Call on Cary street,
between 18th aud Virginia sts. Richmond. Va
So =: 40AKD.
y BBLS. PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
10 oe kegs smithfeld LARD.
just received and for sale by
st KA0LAND BROTHER
w KEY for sale on orders from the Provost
Marshal tse l-3t] WIN. B. JONES 4 CO.
n HI
A small lot of prime New Orleans SUGAR, In
s, ant as oos sr.so's 'of families ON con-
''s"''''''' "'' ~ DEAN issS ~ HoBsoN + JAxrs
40, % u.s. 0N' nO"ovN sAAEo.
aa Est Ba.in bank.
zoo soushsmn,on eur.s uAxs ,r,n. o,.,,,,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NUTlCkS.
HEADQs LIGHT ARTILLERY BATT'N,,
WIsE's BRIGADE NEAR RICHMOND,
August 81, 1864
i companies in this battalion. viii report a
once At this camp, or they viii be published and
treated a. deserters.
The certificates Of private phyaicians In cases Of
inabhity to report In person. win not be received
Aad,frs's Ban~y-"Mont4o~syy True Biaes"
n O 6pratlin, VIM Holston.
Chas b Albright
Riues's Bar0y-"Nelses LiSAt Ayt'lery"
Corpl " W MADDOX, Private 8 p Ramsay.
Priv Mays, Thos harris,
w h Fitzgerald. c w Kidd,
FrsneAs Bsts0y-"McComas Light Artillery"
Private Edwd L Croy. Dav Robinson,
- Joseph Hare, Jas w Willisma
:. Chas Lambert. Jas A Psrdus.
- John O'Keefe,
By order Of
Major A. W. STARK,
Cong Battalion.
WY. r, B. HuSIHY. Let Lieut. and bet Adjs.
BATTERY No: 4, GROUP No. -
RICHMOND D1rINOES,
September l, 1862
INSERTED from my company (D) on or about
H. 10th August, ls6S, Privsts JOHN w. Pull.
LON. OF Campbell co., Va; Also on or about ths
18th ms. Private CHAS. II. KENT, of same coun-
~. the usual Cove nmsut reward viii b paid for
Capt. J. HArLaY NORTON.
lat Commanding.
A LII members Of the r L l. BLUES. recently
IA exchanged under the cartel Of exchange, are
hereby ordered to report without furthee dslAy 70
Headquarters Of Gen. b. A. Wise.
an 23-6ts FRED. CARTER. Capt.
CAMP DIsCIPLINE HANOVER O. h,
HKADoRs 10TH CAV. Aug 18th. !
.ORDRR No. :
Officers absent from this command, from what.
ever cause. win report 10 camp forthwith.
By order Of Col. J. Lucius DAVIS 10Th Cavalry.
~ 0-Ss II J. DIMAOCK. Adjt.
HO NzRYLANDYR1-Hava seevedin III IL
Maryland Rssimsnt TIL II IVES disbanded. d..
sire again 70 do my duty towards the ooutheT I
Oonfederacy and the redemption Of our natis Z
State. wish TO recruit COMPANY or II /.
PANTRY for immsdiata service IN the Asld. fAos :
shane Of being lon bshind BY the Southern aTul /.
are saxneatly invitsd TO INSET ne q The Reexuitm
Omes ON l0A s1rsst, bstwssA Main ed QasZ.
Formally Cae4 Co. D. lat Nd Rsga
TAXI HO1Io1-I win have soUAD DlItIs
q 4. T. anA4R. u evsy dAx. aAd ~ Aasy.
laaaan a,s hvitsa = iela = - arm
q 1e-l0es
DIM McCul1oca 1ANH112 co 4 sosa
I'D VA v0E4-A HE1tea 1anbes q youo9s
akJp-beaIpd lD01Ul39 wi01e leeelvee 49, NJ
- nfe3etlee - eemQGnQs tene41a14 -
Dlea1eon ~ - - - e9e9onea -
- - - =. =. -: - g.
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! MlAUl ltUxI).

Al ~ tsaidense Of The bsidss feshss. cn 1hs ~.
iase 81 ~ 1sv. Dr. Thomas. III YnIklt -
WAtx1R anA Mis- FANNIE 4. Cn0uOhs -
Of this city.
AZ nm aide, DE rssidsnes of Nfs \. Z. eIaeis:
ton, Fiat Rock, N. q, on Thnrsday evsnine: -
als, ASess. y =. Rev 81 n:asa' o.y
daughter Of the Hon. william Aiken.
DIED
Yssterday morning, at Ii o'clock, ELLEN TIEH'
NEY, daughter Of Patrick and cashs'ins T''snss'
The funeral viii take place this evening q thrs:
O'clock from her fathers rs1denes. on OeSy ssIesH
nssr Sidney. The friends Of the family ass respect
fully Invited TO attend
On the 10Th Of August, Of dypthsrla RDBsCOA
y0HxNNA. DAUGHTER Of John and Bridget tar.
cons, sEed enc year seven months and twsnty'n'ns
Never more will caress thee
With my hearts deep, yearnins iovei
Blessed angels now enf0ld thee
In thy heavenly home above.
Farewell. my little RFBrccA. dear.
You've gone 10 heaven and left me here.
OH may this be my earnest prayer
That may be worthy to meet you there.
On Saturday evening. the 30th ult., at half past
dx O'Clock, at the residence Of her parents. ON
Union Hill. IDA BELL DAVIS, fourth daugntsr
Of J. B. and Matilda walker, aged four years nve
month, and eleven dayA
~. Etaunton papers please copy.
On Friday evening, the Ped nit, at the residence
of her daughter on Union Hill, Mrs MARTHA
SHARP, Ia the Gath year OF her age alter an III
mes of some ten weeks which she bore with Chris'
tian fortitude.
Holy and pure are tie pleasures OF piety.
Drawn from the Fountain OF Mercy anu Love;
Endless. exhaustless exempt from safety,
N aiu nOearthlV and soaring ABOVE.
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Ky NOTlCE.-Our sale of choice GROCERIES
WIN take place THIS MORNING, at Our ware.
house. IA Cary street, at 10 O'Clock, to which viii
% added, fesh Country Butter Honey, Tallow
Candies, Starch, and q choice lot Of domestic
x1cklee. KENT, PAINE e. CO.,
seS-N AuctioneerA
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~ PENNY POsT-NOTICE-Incon consequence
~ Of my indispositIon, / shall not be able to at
tad omy tters)for afew weeks
~ patrons, therefore, must give me Indulgence
until mX health WIN permit me again to res.ims the
dnties Of my ONCE. Meantime they will please
can 1og shsir letters at the Office.
IN 3o-3tA JACOB s. SEMON, Penny Post.
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INFORMATION WANTRD-Of WIN. HENSON.
i Capt Jets company, 55th Virginia Volunteers
who was taken sick In April or Nay and sent TO one
OF the hospitals In this city. His father win be
greatly obliged for any information concerning him.
Address REUBEN HEMGON,
se 2-lts Army Intelligence Ofaca
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AJOTICk-Ihs Market Ordinance saws from and
IN after sunset Of every Saturday. from the Asst
tatue ~ in september TO the hrst day Of Nav tho
market Ghal Be opened nom daylight Of that dav
untl sunset II aftsr the time prescribed auy per
eon b found thessat with anything for ssle he shau
forfeit sneh thing TO the city. and shall pay 'ne of
1et lass than two NOR more than twenty sioiIsrs
This ordnance will be enforced If violsted by any
petSoA j. p. TYLRK,
seo-3s Clerk % Market.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES FOR
II eALk-A Tobseco Factory. with presses sufn
elsat e I'm ont 100 pounds Of tobacco dsiIy, To-
eato6 n Ae1otsy e0nsenient to navigation, Il
o0sxsA - - Nth 10000 10 1900 pounds Of
Lag 81 k4 1naeco. Apply TO
S 01-11ssss H0kT 4 JAMES.
L0& "A daTk-hay MARE. medium ssa;
IL eN19y - hottes. Tte owner viii sell her
A6oep1o1ef, ~ called upon tmmediately Also,
yey - AAnDIB fes sals ehsap. Inquire u No.
- un1n MHoek = 2-3ts
YYy1A 0N11LHN4N en- 8 1secouo1afed With
= f1oeenat - ROOM b. applyiae imnediatA.
Ten II assst teeusen Clay sn1 Isieh. ~ door
IT. oN. - 1Ns
l064 6E61fVEb 16D SOR S7IR--61S
q Ao11ls1I - N1o16k Dsi1lss md Msefineales.
- nst1ls ~ 1Exl lss, Garry Osnhs, Dsegy
- 1mCy NJ .s
~
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~ jas r. TIYLOR + SON, zsSs.

THREE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND sEyE.
RAJ VACANT LOTS, AND FOUR ACRES
OF LAND, IN MARKS ADDITION TO NAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-Wish q view Of re-
moving to the country, viii offer for sale It pub.
lie auction, upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th day Of September, commencing At a
O'Clock p. n In the following order several vain.
able pieces of real estate, viz:
lst The two large, framed Tenements, located
on Hull, or Main, and Allen streets containing sevs.
raj good rooms, and are adapted for medium slzsd
families. The lot fronts 40 feet, and runs back
parallel with Allen street l65 feet.
ID The large. twostcry, framed House and Lot
on Hull street. nearly adjoining the Provost Mar.
together with the usual out.buildingA The loi
fronts TO feet and runs back I65 feet
Sd. square Of Land conts lining four acres, In
Marks addition. upon which Is an excellent spring.
and Is months, for negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by trust deed
JAMES TURNER
JAS. n. TAYLOR s. Son. Auct,A seq
BY KENT, PAINE 4 co, AAaioaetrs
II ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUC.
u TION.-On WEDNESDAY. the I'd instant, q
our Warehouse. la Cary street. C ,mmeneing al 10
O'clock; we viii sell a large and desirable assors
FRESH STAPLE GOODS.
Many OF them Just landed and embracing rsst
variety of choice and scarce styles, and consisting
In part Of
Rngliah and American Prints.
Dsnims; Bieached Goods; Ginghsms.
Apron Checks; Domestic Plsids.
Red and white Fiannels; Sattinets.
Linen Bosom Shirte; Fancy Cassimsrss.
Spool Cottons: Pips; Patent Threads.
Merino Shirts and Drawers; Sewing Silka
Brown Sheetings and Shirfings; Osnaburgl
/ case English Cater Webbing.
Blankets; Vestings. &c.
ALSO
Several invoices Of Mems AMI Boys superior
CLOTHING, and q largo assortment Of Mems
Shoes, Boots and Brogaus. and Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Gs'ters-Al In fine order and desirable
styleA
- Auctioueera
rOYNER'S SPRINGS, AND OTHER vALU.
~ ABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE-Whh the
consent Of the heirs Of Fleming James. deed, and
Of others interested, will offer for sale on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 2,th day Of sepseu-
Der next, the following valuable property belonging
to the estate OF the said Fleming james, viz:
The "Coynsrs Springs" tract Of lard. containing
l60 acres OF good farming land, and including al
the improvements and outfit gu1aeieut FOR the e.
commodation Of 90o visisors. Tho present has been
(being Just BY Bonssck's Depot on the Virgins and
Tennessee Railroado and the intrinsic value Of II.
mineral waters must render this at all times one OF
the most attractive Of the Virginia watering places
Also, that valuable Manufacturing Mil on Glade
Greek, only few hundred yards from the depot q
Bonsack'y with l8 acres of valuable land attached
Also, . tract of land, containing al acres mose
or less adjoining the lands Of Susan Carney ana
Others on the western side Of the Iynehburs Turn
pike.
The Terms will be made known on the day Of
sale +. JOHNSTON, Admir-
OF Fleming James deed
Roanoke county. Aug. y, 1862.
au 29-2aWtds
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TNHE UR6ULINE ACADEMY,
OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
Columbia South Carolina

Columbia, South Carolina
This institution will resume hs Academic Rxer.
cises on MONDAY, Sept. l, 1862
Terms for the scholastic year:
Board and tuition In all the psusl branches Of
q complete English education, payable In
advance. ................ ol5O
Entrance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S
Bed and bedding. S
Washing and mending. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Pocket money. Observation-Disclosures. S
Music, Drawing, Painting, and the Languages
form extra charges. No deduction Of terms made
on account Of leaving, except In cases Of illness.
au Clint
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~ DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETING
~ Under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, EVERY EVENING this
wesk. 81 81 O'Clock. In the Second Baptist Church,
corner Of Main anc 9th streets. Let ali remember
the "hour Of prayer" sel IN
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~ TO THB VOLUNTEERS OF Able
~ VILE DISTRICT, 8. C.-You will have
the privilege Of voting for members Of the Legis-
lature at the next election. and we, a few Of the
friends Of Capt. W. W. PERUVIAN, nominate
him q suitable person to represent US, and re.
spectfaiiy solicit your votes. truer patriot than
be never fought for his country.
sel-ats By HIS FRIENDS.
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T OST.-On Monday. August 10th. a large green
L leather TRUNK was taken to the Richmond
aud Danvie Depot, to be sent to Coal1eld Sta
ton, and has not since been heard from. 1t had no
name, except the name of J. Mesler, written with
a lead pencil on the bottom. Any one knowing
anything of said trunk will confer great favor by
leaving it at the Express Office of the Danville De-
pot, in care of Mr. A. C. WINFREE and receive a
suitable reward au 28-6t<
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FOB EUR0PR-Any person wishing to
~ sendletters to Europe can do 20 by leaving
them at Andrew Pxxini's store, ll9 Broad street,
between now and Thursdsy, September 4th.
u 30-AA q n
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OFFICE 8EABOARD & r. R. co.,
WELD0s, N. c., Aug. %, 1862.
r. THE INTEREST upon the Bonds and
dividends upon the Guaranteed Stock Of the
9saooezd and Roanoke Railroad Company due on
IL Ii day Of September next, win be paid At the
o0ee q the Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto.
Dae Railroad Company, In the city Of Richmond
IRON the iut 20 the 10Th September, inclusive.
xNOCH 9. CHIC. Acting Treas,
"a N-sSli 3. X T. Railroad Company.
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w over middle age preferred, to teach FIVE or
six boys In a private family near Richmond; one
accustomed to teaching In the country Preferred
Good recommendations required. Address. M. ~
Box Clio. p. O., Richmond, stating terms, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-02

l AN DE6IkOUS Of raising . company for the
i Maryland LINE Persons wishing to Join.
from 10 A. L 20 r r. at the Recruiting Ofaee OF
the Line, 18th It,, two doors above Main
NcHRNRY HOWARD.
Late 4. D. q. TO Gen. c. \. Wiudsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-02

MI ANTED-TO BUY-GentR' cast off clothing;
w OvercOats. Frock Coats and Pants.
Wanted, two good SEWERS to line and repair
Coats.
Wanted, every gentleman to bring his Clothing
to KING f. SONS, Scourers, Main street, between
7th and 9Th. Nc l-l3t<
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TAXI NOfJoI-I win have squad D1ILIa
q 4. T. - ~. u. every dAv. and ~ 0AEY'
laAaan afe Invited = joln = ~ 1sill
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TWENTY-FIVE DOL LA RS REWARD
Etrayed or stolen, on the night Of the 20th of
August, bay MARE, about l6 hands high with q
slight protruberance on her right side. Said Mare
was taken from VIM. c. Aliens stable, corner Of
9th and Franklin sts. The above reward will be
paid to any one who will deliver her at Mr. VIM.
J, Aliens at the General Hospital, No. TO- corner
of 10th and Main streets.
all 2O-3t* J. G. GREGORY.
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nRY GOODS. &c, AT AUCTlON.-on FRI
IL DAY, 5th inst. at 10 o'clock. will sell at nv
store IN invoice of Dry Goods, well suited TO ths
present season, embracing many scarce and desirs
BILE goods.
During the sale, will be offered about 20 psir O,
Blankets most excellent article, and small lot Of
Clothing, together with an invoice OF mems. bova
ladies, and misses Shoes.
s02 + n C0OR Ana,
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Thursday evening, between and 9 o'clock,
one hundred dollars in old BANK NOTES. If
delivered at this Office, or at r. FRANCES Barber
Shop, the above reward Will be given The money
was lost between 9Th and the corner of 4th and
Leigh streets. 1t was wrapped rp in piece Of
paper ROYAL HARRISON BROWN.
an 30-3t$