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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

lLLaNllo
From CatliD to Cbilicoshe.
From Yellow Heal, Illinois. 70 Hanovel
indiana.
From Bloomington to BroOks's Grove
From Bloomington, via Cheney.s Grove
Baxton and Blue Grass.
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On The 81 September, . HE fsshsf's reeidenes
!, 1snchs,trr slser On illness Of i've weeks Of
- nholA pueunOnia, JOHN THOMAS, con Of w:
Il. an1 1lissbeth Baton. ased eight years ana
Wssp not lue me. my parents dear.
For have rome to rest, ycu need not fear:
ny stay Wa short, - yoa may ~.
Therefore prepare 10 follow me
Fur the Fsaher u Ill has called me,
He bide You mot 20 weep;
Nv brother and sister they are gene,
And their company shall keep.
The ff3euds and relatives OF the family are ~
spscasuly invited to attend bic funeral this (Wed'
nesday) morning. ~ IL o'clock. without further no
tics.
On Tuesday, 1t III o'clock, DR.. VIM n WILL
His fSiends and acquaintancss, with those Of hi.
uncle the Rev Mr.. Sands, are respectfully invited
nom the "a Bsptiat Church. CHE Rev. DR.. Sseleya)
without further notice.
On Monday, at o'clock A. NJ, Of typhoid fever:
HENRY. only son Of henry and Mary Aarx' asso
Hs funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-.
aepcA corner of Franklin and 2lst streets, at II
o'elock this morning. Ffiends and acquaintance
of the family are invited to attend
AtLynchburg. September LIST. 1862. Mr.. THOMAS
TROWHRS. Of Richmond, Va
His funeral will take place from the First Bap'
tist Church this morning at II o'clock The Hienos
Of the family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
On Monday morning, August 1lth. At o'clock.
NJ the residence of her father. SARAH FRANCIS,
youneest child Of Thos. b. and Amanda 8. BoWies,
sssd year IL months and n days.
Dearest little FANNIE, how We miss thee,
At morning, and noon, and eve;
Thy little footsteps, how we miss them,
Thy merry laugh. thy winning way.
Thou vast blooming - q rose,
Gentle as summers morn,
But thou art sweetly Numbering
Beneath that all protecting hand
On the morning of the 30th Of August. at Bel
mont near Charlottesville after four days Illness
Of diptheris, JOHN SLAUGHTER, second and
youneest son of Slaughter W. and Caroline Ficklin
aged 8 years months and days
Thus early has fallen this noble sprigntly little
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The COMMANDMENT Chief of the Confederate
army has achieved new renown by the splendid
combinations which have resulted in another crush
ias dsfsas of the Federalists. As modest and tn
prstsndiug - the Yankee Generals are boastful and
false he quietly permits results to speak for him.
and those results prove him one of the greatest
military leaders Of modern times. We congratu-
late the country that has at the head of ts armies
this calm. salt poised sonsummate soldier -one who
both q General and gentleman is q worthy repre-.
sentstive Of the glorious South.
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New = - rin~

rVr,ure has esa3n Nfewued our arms with siSna
suecess. The aAAsteesd columns Of Mcclellan end
pots ~ nyas before our victorious lsuisas. The
p.sans Il nsnassas Aavs lonbls claim upon his
Sssy. RvsnAha Tor The Ccsrsn u he Coatsde
rsss 0sAAss u ~ whsth~ shsy bali second time
b. sssesaasa With torpor. hsaitation, and the n
sslss M nsaally follow defeat Instead ct victory
TIT iaA v,c,esy has brought " TO the very dooi
Il ~ EsauL sapltal Whether WI % fouo"eo
- y ~ sxusus results will depend snussy upon
ne ludrusut q The ComuapdsrinCh ies which. II
q buA Aulng him bare Justics to ~ mes 'nus !et
rrovsa isssN equal to any emergency. That juds
ue.s v,n n turn, b decided By the force and CON
d,ton Of the army. and the prospect Of success In
.dv.>eanr or merely holding i,s presens ground a
,s.ue.l blow u Washington would make thu
snsnv rs>l and stasgsr like drunken man. The
u,ere,on 10. can sneh blow, II now struck, Be fol
lsvvA upt That viii depend upon the promptituds
snA sfloaeney Of the action In Congress- II that
BODY VIII but turn seriously 10 work, and leave OF
IL baA habl Of stszually talking when II should be
assiae, much may Be done. But II twill psrsist In
wassins time and nsglsetins the business Of the
eoasuy, II h pretty certain that We shall fall TO
pluak he fruit which lies tsmptingly within our
ssAcA-
Oar army has performed deeds which may be
compared with any upon record Our Generals
have proved themselves every way worthy to
command che brave men who march under thsir
srdss, II q due TO both that heir tolls, their dan
ssn, and their victories. should not be rendered
aboet,ya That they are moro than able to cope
With any force now opposed to them we have n"
Mediation ia believing Bat our euemy 10 making
prodlsioos sxertiona In q few weeks he will have
az hundrsd thousand frssh troops in the Geld. In
,adiHen 70 those he already has. Even II our
r,.eut force were able to contend alone With this
ENORMOUS host, II ID not Just to them that they
should bs LETT to do 60 They must be reinforced
very largely reinforced; and It 10 the duty of Con
srsss 70 ~ that they be 50. The importance Of
this duty cannot BE- ovsrra:ed. Its paramount
for the moment, 70 every other. 1t scarcely less
important that 1t should be done pow-instsntly-
before anything else be even thought OF. We must
have rsservs-a very large reserve-and 1t must
Immediately be put in training. This 10 necessary,
let our determination be whstft may. If we re-
solye 70 advance, II IL necessary to give ~ the
power Of sustaining the aggressive movement II
~ determine to halt, it Il necessary to enable us
10 rspel the onward movements Of the enemy. We
sntrsss the members Of Congress to turn their at
tsnon entirely to this object for season. and to
withdraw 1t until they shall have completed con.
seription law. II 10 by the CONSUMPTION we sol
smnly believe, and BY the conscripton Alone that
The country can be saved. Other modes have been
mid, and they have been found ineffective. To
III We are indebted for the glorious victories OF
the saumsr and the safety Of our Capital
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Obituary..

D;ei at Mr.. ellison Was, on the 18th July In
the county of Hanover In tie SD year OF her age,
Miss ANN ELlZA TALLEY.
The subject of this notice was sick about three
weeks during which time she exhibited great
deal of patience, and in death strong faith and a
perfect resignation to the will OF God In early
lie she Joined the Baptist Church, and remained in
it's fellowship until death. Sister Eliza aas been
transfe, red We have every reason to believe, to
the Church triumphant, where Death viii never
invade. She leaves an aged and much afflicted
mother, (may the Lord sustain her In this dark
hourl and five a6ectionAte sisters, and large CIR
Gle of relatives aud friends to mourn her early de-
par.ure, The writer of this tribute to her memory
saw her the eveapg before she died. and can attest
to the comfort derived from hearing the Word OF
God read, singing, and prayer. About an hour BE-
fore she died she called her two little nieces to her
hedside and entreated them to meet her In Heaven
May the Lord grant this request n.
Fredericksburg and Petersburg papers please
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AVVxBON 8ALk3
egvUR6 1lTS
~ IA ~ TAYLOa 8 aos - -.

EHeA1GnD uOU1H AND Ior m,
x A1sT, kOkT MAYO. A. xtycTsof1e
We "a ~ srcn ne prsnisss, % TSursXx3%
=; !. u. y S: 1890 i, :ss.'ss
Gated On Orleans street.. bsswsso - W,,sNC4 h
roeA snd Osbsrns turnpike. II en",ss.. ssy
good rooms, Kitchen, carriage. horss 49,, IVA
Other out ouildinr. toesthss With val ~ -
IN 80 100 - 10 good ofdss. md iaurs1 ~
back 100 feet. - rus
TERns-wn be liberal. and ma. h,o
Of sale; JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 son ~
Auctiorss,,
A DMINISThATORB GALE o. aoo 49,.
"a az lap -, ~ TIE COUNTY OF HS E
MOnD. ON THE w1LLIANoBURo sT ~:
ROAD, ONE HALF NILE FROH Tn" xxAAoS
RIVER RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.-1 ~, s,,v ~
upon the premises. ON FRIDAY, the sh A.
s:pssnees Z. commencing o a. Il o'clock n ~
ing about 40 acrss. and distant from H sSo'sa.
about nine miles, and from the York Ri,s. pH!
road less than half mile. l5O ia lGO acsss - Sa
land are cleared and upon whiuA crop Of ~A We
well wooded, adjoining the lasAu Of Gsa rass 2
Savage, Esq Williamson Allen, decd Dr. -. =
son, and Others. The improvements con.,. xaoss'
dwelling honse, With five rooms, barn, .sshi. =.
house, and the usnal out.buidings GO
TERMs-One-third cash the balance 49,,
months, for negotiable notes ntsrest Ia. Sna "
secured by trnst deed. soa
GEORGE D. PLRAsANrs
Admir- Of james W. HneaN a.,
Sale by JAS. ~ TAYLOR Son. Auc.a ~Ss
TTHREE HOUSES AND LOTG Ann n,r,
RAL VACANT LOTS, AND POUR srnps
OF LAND, IN MARKS ADDITION To M
CHESTER, At AUCTION.-With 4 vieS - xAN'
moving to the country will Offer for sale - .ns
lie auction. upon the premises, on WEDNEsnavv
the t0sh day Of September, eommsncinr y. :,
O'Clock P. II In the following order. ssve,s,
able pieces Of real estate, viz: VIM
LIST. The two large, framed Tenement. ,o....,
on Hull Main, and Allen streets coutainIn, -
rel good rooms, and are adapted for medium .,,'S
familieA The lot fronts IS feet, and runs 80
parallel with Allen street les feet. S~
Cd 4he large, two story, framed House and y.
on HUI street. nearly adjoining the Pruvoss ~,
shals Office. containing several excellent r,os..
together with the usual outbuildipsu rhs ~
fronts e. feet and runs back l65 feet WI
3D. A square Of Land, conts lining four AGRA. 4.
Marx's addition, upon which IL an sxesllen, .n,;.a
TERMs-One fourth cash; the balance as
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with ip,.,.s
added, and secured by a trust deed
JAMES TURNER
JAS. n. TAYLOR & Sos, Auct's 80
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MARR1UD.

On Sunday, 3lss u Auee1s, q ~ rseldsncs g
- 81 ths Rev. phiup CourtaeY, Hene =: Y.
KING In, az The JesA vRginla reel0ena 20 uiee
0tltfR r. l. ALIEN. 81 thie city
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THE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN.
~ CAISE, No. 50, are hereby summoned to at
tend called meeting of their Lodge, at the hall of
Metropolitan Lodge, on Marshall street, between
at o'clock in order to pay the last sad tribute Of
respect to our deceased brother, WIN. 4. WILSON.
Members Of sister city Lodges, and transient
brethren in good standing, are fraternAily invited
to be present with Va
By order Of the Wor. Master.
se3-ltt WIN. 4OR0AN, Secretary.
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FITzHuoH LoDaE, No. 90, / o. o. F.,
August I'D, 1862
~. BROTHERS You will attend at your
~ Lodge Room THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
to attend the funeral Of our late brother, THOMAS
TROwER.
Brothers Of sister Lodges, in good standing, are
respectfully invited to attend.
Sc 3-1t* JAS. 4. AAHONE, Secy.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING.-Ssvsral ROOMS. one large and
u well.huxnished front room; also. ona unfuH-
nlshed, with BOARD. can b had BY applying ON
"a street, between Clay and Leigh. west sfds.
se3-ots
nOAkD AND L0D0M0-Caa b obtained Tor
10 four gsntlsmen. by applying Immediately 1t
tie corner Of 0Faee and 37th st. Also, Q few day
boardogS cen b. accommodated. % 3-3te
BOARDING Two OF thTse gentlemen cen g
ID accommodated with BOARD b. applying on
1th street. bstwssn Cary end Canal
a 30-3~ MA 4. lcC0RT.
TWO 01NfLHN2N en- S aoesm1aoda3ed With
pleasant ffcaa ROOM BY applyineimmediaae-
y On "a stssst, bstwssn Olay An1 IAieA. lth door
from Gay. - $50
nM0OEU1lON or OOPA1TND1oNIP.-The
IL eaneegn q DRID6R0nU q CO. % TITS day
AS1oiyea ~ snutaal soasenk o1ing T. Call 1s1S
Nd ~ i 3luoL8x AATM 1Ao $50 = -
eoeeosn waa r. snly ~ = llQ111e1llA
..r 4 III
"a - u . r 49, q
IL NO1D0o9s 61n1 - 1leo& 31es
$ !: !: !: {
- as 81 xSs A9E a SsSf
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THOR SALE AT PUBLIC AVcTIoF. : o.
THURSDAY, the nth sep,emi p 20 q sesss
valuable LAND, mostly Of original srowi 4 ass-
ated In 0oochiand county, ierty m.as frors kiea
moud, within one mile Of tbs James liver, sdssta-
Fleming. bsing part Of the farm - f,s lss Wa
Salmon. About one. half The lans 8 earei Tts
buildings are In good ordsr. Tb~ ~sfs % he
place 10 good - any In the Stats. ha~des very
Ane mineral spring Of giphuf ws'w The neigh
In Virginia. Any one wiAhing ono o. INC SOD Do
sifable locations ON James river. VII do Gel "
purchase this place. Any lnfsrms'ta car b ~
by applying 10 Eu0rNE B. sAIMos, $-m. ro Y.
O.. GoochlAnd county, or 10 VIZ I. Sal sos, g
come OF ON the day appointed. without gHfa 70
weather. EuoKH D ~ In IN,
an l3-lms Rx'r " WIN Az ", tped
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FURNITURE. TOBACCO, CLOTHING, DRY
GOODS BUTTER, COFFEE &C. On
THURSDAY. Sept. 18th, we will SELL ct store, com.
menoing at 10 o'clock, Q large lot Of FURNITURE,
consisting Of
Cottage Bedstesds,
Beds and Mattresses,
Mahogany Wardrodes,
Bureaus, Safes,
Tables Chairs
Cooking Stoves,
Child's Carriage, Crib and Cradles.
Kitchen Utensils,
Tobacco, Clothing, Dry Goods &c
9 tubs Butter.
bags Coffee, &c.
se3 REDWOOD 4 KEACH, Aucfa
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DSALE or DRY 0O0D6.-Onr sale OF hesh
prS Ssoode shoes and Clothing, will commence this
fWEDNE6bAY) mornine. at our wAreheuse, ~
CARY street, at 10 o'clock. great variety OF ssh
sT ~ III 1T KNIT. PAINE 4 CO.. Aucts.
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hCNA WAL
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Wiu
be paid for the return of my boy HENRY. or
to any one lodging him in jail, that &c: him.
He ran away on last Sunday. August 3lst, Is Q
likely boy Of about twenty five years of age rather
under medium size, (say feet or inches high
intelligent, and speaks quick; had on when he left
black coat, light pants, and black felt hat. He
carried other clothes with him and q cloth hat. !
think he is trying to make his way towards Frede-
ricksburg the lines, or he may pass himself for
free, and stop with of own forces until he
' " - ELIJAH PRIDDY.
Henrico co., Va, September 2, 1852 se SIT.
DAN1WAY-S5O RRWARD.-Rsnaway from
n, the subscriber, on Thursday last, my negro
feet inches high; weighs about l35 pounds; with
rather bushy head Of hair, and quick spoken when
spoken to. The above reward will be paid for his
apprehension. secured 70 get him hn,, srp.v
Richmond. Aug. Is, 1862 se3-6.*
TTVWYNTY.RlvE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
i away, July 10th, . negro mannamed HENRY.
Said negro q sery black, stoops little, about I'VE
feet eleven inches In height % or 2! ysars old
In Richmond, or in any jail, that may get him. l
think he went of with soldiers from Camp Lee,
On 30-ots J. H GARY
DUNAWAY.-Boy HENRY. belonging to me,
Ia, lett my house on Sunday, the 18th ult. He IL
thick ~ Doys OF os0y negro c0ioSs Uunuy oeAo OA
hair, and stammers whom spoken to. He Il about
90 years old walks brisky and has detective tseth
in front; wears . dark military cap, braided with
gold lace. He ID dinlngroom servant viii give
one hundred dollars for his delivery to me, II taken
within or without the corporation entertain the
opinion that he has been carried off BY some one Of
our army, by exhibiting forged pass or Tree papers,
He has gone - Q body servant TO some one.
JOHN MABEN,
"a l-Gtx Corner Of 0raco and 9th stA
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BY " s. BERRY, Aucsioaser.
(Parmvills, Val


IMPROVED EAL ESTATE AT Aucrrnr ;.
Il TARMV1Ll.s.-in purmAnes & VA w.. :,
Thomas Hieksoi deed. viii off-r 20 e., a or.
ton, on the prer'iscs. On WEDNsss .. z, the lNa
day of Ssptembe-. ls& =, II n.fioca A. n. 90
following IAPR0vIDk tsS ATH. to vt
!. The store-houss and -~- ally oeeuplss
Thomas Hicksop As y drug = ~ ct the csrus
Main and LIST s,re.,s fronting "''n ~ isss and g.
2 An unmprOvsd lot. sdIoinps the sore hsa..
lot, fronting sbou, ~ les, 90 Lex ss, AID ruaalss
back about 50 feet.
}. The dwelling and 20, O. 'mariy oesu,..a
by the family OF said Hickso soD nRins Sin rsoss
aud basement, with . valuable A.. ssa st,sehst :,
the corner of LIST and South streets, being ons IA
asee
4. One fourth interes, In the tob,seo f,r,or, .rs
lot, (being about II seres) now &c ,upied BY 3 a.
4 Gray. The other Interested pa s,ss pronas 4.
sell their interest ut the same time I'd phase.
TERMsOr TINE ARovk SALE -Dus hfth essa IL
other four afths In !. =. , and y~Ts, beartr n
terest from date. With lien on the properly Is -
cure the deferred payments.
T. j. Davis, the Agsnt OF the nj, ierslgusd 81
confer with parties desiring To purs lss
The title TO this property 10 belle we'd to " N
doubted; but acting - szseuiris tie urds n. md
viii convey to the psrchAer With special ". szsy
MARY liiCKsa
Dx'x Of Thomas Hekson. /
Farmville. August 2orh. i-d2. M .9-l3.s
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE on VAIL AsIr
IA PROPRRTY-0n TUESDAY. ssps.s ~
yin, (if fair II not, the next fAir dag aha zs
Belmont, Nelson county. Va. within Ave o . as
either Arlington or Nelson Depot. large qua. tss
of valuable personal properly. eonstang In ~ 4
10 Horses, 9 Work OssD.
10 Mich Cows and Calves.
80 head Of Hogs,
5Wagons,
Concord Buggy.
ton Peruvian Guauo,
3 tons Ground Pisstsr
Whes. Drill, Rake. Fan.
Corn Shelter, P'ows
HaxroWs, Shovels. Hoes.
Axes, Grndstones, Ac., &e
Also. the entire SCHOOL fukErrrRE tseas
which are
81 Blankets. 81 Check Counter ,anes,
50 Mattresses. Pillow. Bolster.
Sheets Pillow Casss,
TowelA Table Cloths,
Bedstea ads. Tables. Stools,
Basins. Ewers, &c,
Much White 0ranitewars,
Knives aud Forks. Spoons.
Kitchen Utenaila, Ae, Ac
TERNs.-Fcr all sums under 81, easr over
o25, negotiable note. bearing ipte vt froi dAss
with approved eAdorsemsnt.
FRANCIS w. SMrA
Admir- Of DR.. 0essner u son. SD
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LOSf, STRAYKD, rUUhU, Ae.

LOST, SrRAYkD, FOUhD, II.
r OST-Somewhsre between the High Con
1 4 stables Office and Bellevue Hospital, . small
Tot of PAPERS, consisting of executions, &c, of
formation of them will be thankfully received at
'A Sc a sH1t s'A''"'' 'A'' 4. B. DuEsBxRRY.
n OsT-Near the General Hospital, August 25th,
POINTER PUPPY, six months old; white
with liver-colored spots; end Of the tail cut of;
ward for his delivery to me at the Headquarters
ss 3-sss j. N MACON. JR.
II OST-Between my house, on 9th street, and the
i Capitol and Mr.. John Jones's, on 12th street,
a Gold BRACELET, with the name Of Mary Ann
's"A''' y ''"'Ds " i sAk Al i;sS, JONES.
10 SITS Main and ytA Sta
q TRAYKD.-Came to my farm about the l4th Of
- August. ten miles west Of Richmond, in the
county Of Henrico, q red STEER, marked with an
underkeel in the left and crop in the right CAR
The said steer has been appraised according TO law.
The owner ia requested to como forward, prove pro-
ps,y Dsy charges and tax; so oia fS n GORDON
25th of July, . light sorrel MULE; black
stripes across his shoulders Five dollars reward
Wilt be paid on her return to DRBRxR ALLEN
on Duvai street, near Brook Avenue.
II OsT OR STOLRN-From the platform Of the
L. Petersburg Depot, on Saturday morning, asa
inst, brown leather Trunk, containing ladies'
clothing. &c. Any person having It win confer .
great favor on peor girl: and b handsonely r.
MATHEWS, Union Hill. The Trunk was di.
rected to miss Harriet Walker, Petenburg De.
pot, Va" se2-2t.
TVEN DOLLARS RRWARD-Strayed or stolen.
i on Monday, 25th ult., . red buffalo COW. with
MA 49,
when they left the Calf had piece Of leather with
ss23t@ Virginia IT.. Danvills Depot
TNEN DOLLARS R1WARD.-strayed " stolen
on the 10th Of Ausust, 1852, . ssddled SOW
and four SLIPS, two white and two eaodled. The
Sow and Clips had their ears split The above n.
ward will b paid on their delivery 70
DONNICK xCD0NOU0H,
~ 2S-ts On Oregon Htl.
r OsT.-On Monday, Augass 10th, . large srssn
leathor TRUNK was taken 10 tho Richmond
,o & DspG % p sns g Cos1se a. ss
name, except the name Of J. 1sslsr. written with
= lead peacil On the bottom Any one knowing
anything Of sid trunk wiz confer great favor BY
leaving II at the Express once Of the Danvlls De-
pot. in care Of Mr. A. G. WINSREE, and recsIve .
suitable reward "A B-6ts
Just RECEIYED and for sole by WHRTHN-
eJ MIR 4 LOWENBxRG. = Main street:
100 doz. NasoaS genuine Blaeking;
100 dos. Ane.tooth Combs;
brown and Dlssehsd shsetinss;
Misses and Ladies' Shoes.
Call soon q No. - Main q. On 2l-Sts
Dun THI BI.oCKADR-And juss rseeivea:
III 100 doc. nasons BLACKING;
100 dox Ane- tooth COMBS;
Blsachsd and Brown COTTONs;
Ladies' 0AIYIR0;
Heavy Kn1eDys. 10, 10. "a. q
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DRAUTIFUL LOT on NAVY HILL on the
ID East line Of 5th. between Baker and Duval
Sta for sale ct Auction.-Will be sold At auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th Of septem-
located e. above, opposite the residence Of Rev.
Mr.. Hoysr fronting 50 feet, running back l22 feet
to an alley l6 feet wide. This Lot ID in part Of
the city where real estate II much sought after.
TERMS -One-half cash balance at 4 months,
bearing interest.
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q SCHOOL NOTICE. FRANK q. Al.
rklfND VIII reopen his School at the rssi
depce OF his father on 10th street. on the drst pro1
limo.
ON 0overnor strsef, near Franklin. Refers to
Nassrs Stegsr John Purcell, q Robinson, VIM
X Robinson, II Chamberlsyne, 3 Womble, and
other patrons Of bib school. se2os
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4 OsT.-On Monday. Augast 10th, large green
leather TRUNK was taken 70 tho Richmond
and Danville Depot, 70 b sent to CoolAeld Sta
ton, and has not since bssn heard from. It had no
name, except the name Of J. Neslsr, written with
= lead peacl On the bottom Any one knowing
anything Of sid trunk viii confer great favor BY
pot in care Of M A G. WINERKI, and receive Q
suitable reward. IA 00-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-03

r EASE AND FURNITURE OF THE "STAR
/ 4 SALOON" AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY,
lIn inst at 10 o'clock, will sell, on the premises.
on Main, between 10th and 18th sts., the lease Of
the "Star Saloon, having nearly four years to
After which. all the Furniture, embracing variety
of useful articles. Possession given Immediately.
TERMs-Cash.
se3 B. COOK Aact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-03

~ OF VALUABLE LAND, in Heurico county
nine miles shove Richmond, on the Richmond and
Charlottesville Plankrosd and within leo yards Of
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF Henrico
pronounced on the LIST Of May, 1862 in the case of
Rysn, &C., against Ryall &C., the undersigned
Commintoners will expose to sale. by public euc-
ton, ON the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th OF
September. 1ad2, at II o'clock A. r.. If fair; If not
the 0rst fair day thereafter. )ths TRACT OF LAND
Of which the late John Rysll died seized locsted
- above. adjoining the lands Of Asssrz James
Ryau. William Taylor, and Aug Hopkins. con
tanning, by . recent survey, 80 l-6 acres of whics
994 acres cleared land, having thereon frame,
Dwelling and some out honses, all Of which are GU
Of repair. Tho remaining 1909 acres are heavil,
set In wood and timber, and are within 100 yardA
Of the railroad % that the wood be brought to
Riehmond ct cheap rate. II 10 believed that the
wood land viii average ferty cords TO the acre.
TERAA-0ne third cash balance at 6. Il, and
- nonsha, for bonds bearing interest. secured BY
good personal security and title retained until IA
the purchase money Il paid.
EDMUND r. RHDD, (c
PETER II. RYALL, "mn
Sale By G0DDM 4 APPxRsoS. an 96
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-03

BY zHVS. ~. AEASEkp dNC21ONc3,
(Ofics corner 18th and Cary sta
TTOUSBHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold
on FRIDAY morning, September 5th, commencing
at 10 O'clock at the house Grace street, between
Adams and Foushee, and two doors from Foushee,
all of the Household and Kitchen Furniture, con.
ssting of the usual variety, all In good order and
OF the best quality consisting in part of Psrlor,
Chamber, D ning-room, and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-Cssh. THOS. w. KKESEE,
ca3 AucfiOneer