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TnK GoyRRNoR's MASSAGE

Tar GovRRxoR's MESSAGE. is
plain. strong, business like document
e,ninently characteristic Of it's author
Governor Lctcher evidently thinks thai
where thing is to be done, the best way
is to set about it in earnest and at once.
His military recommendations are adj
mirable. We hope . bill will DC
framed embracing them all. We hope
it viii be made the duty OF all sher'iis
and sheriffs' ofScersas well as OF all OH
GERS Of militia, to arrest stragg'ers from
the army, or deserters. for that is the
true name. 1t is time to begin to shoot
these gentry, no matter what excuse
they NAV make for their conduct, and
they always have some pitiful tale to tell
Justice should be inexorable-liste to
no apology-reject all defence punish
for the act, and let it be known that
hereafter punishment will always be
inflicted. Then assertions would cease,
and until then it never will cease.
Governor Letcher has several para
graphs full Of pith and meaning upon
the strange conduct Of Mr.. Memminger
and Congress, in recommending the dis
credit, and actually discrediting their
own notes. The French Convention did
that on one occasion, but since the days
of those madmen VIC do not imagine that
any other body ever attempted it. Hs
effects have already been seen in the sus-
picion Of the people with regard to Con-
fedcrate money Of every kind, and the
loss and inconvenience to which taxpayers
have been subjected. We hope the. Le-
gislature will wash their hands Of the
business. II was very weak in the last
Legislature to lend themselves to the
schemes Of Congress and the Treasury
We can only forgive them on the suppo-
sition that they knew not what they did.
Governor Letcher, after calling atten-
ton to the condition of our railroads, "a
most important subject passes lofty
eulogium upon Gen. jackson. We wish
he had closed it with recommendation
to appropriate 5000, 900 to the use Of his
wife and children. lfever the State was
bound in honor and justice to take care
OF anybody whatever, it is thus bound to
take care of those who were nearest and
dearest to Stonewall jackson.
The Governor raises the old cry against
extortioners, attfibuting to these men
whom We are not disposed to defend) the
evils inevitably resulting from depfe-
.riated currency. II he can only prevail
On Congress to curtail the redundant cur
rency, until it is cut down to the proper
amount necessary to serve the country,
lie will get rid of "extortioners, lorestal-
lers, regraters," and all that sort OF cat
tie at once. without reviving the law of
NIT. II he cannot do thiA penal laws
cannot do it. Improve the currency, and
the extOrtiOners will fall.
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LATEST NORTHERN News. The news
from the United States which we publish
to day has two points Of interest. One
is the news Of the occupa ton of Mata.
moras in force by the French, and the
other is the rise in the value of gold,
which was so considerable and so sudden
rs to indicate the existence of some new
source of anxiety to money dealers.
What this is We can only conjecture. 1t
may be unfavorable accounts from
Charleston; or it may be this occupation
of Matamoras. 1t may be neither of
these, and something else may have pro-
1luced the disturbance in Wall street. -
The occupation of Matamoras by an ei.
iicient French force is, nevertheless, an
important event, and must occasion IN
easiness in Washington. We suppose it
is true. We hope it is. 1t is certainly
as agreeable to us as it is disagreeable to
the Yankees that such force should oc-
cupy just that place on the southern bank
of the Rio Grande, acloss the border
from Texas. We take it that such a
movement must be for the protection of
French commerce, and that French ships
will soon convey away cotton that has
crossed the river from Brownsville. The
Yankees would like to prevent this traffic
between our people and the French. We
have no objection to their trying to do so.
AS Strengthening the probability Of the
statement, We publish the following ex-
tract from the Paris correspondence of
the London Times, Of August Goth:
According to private letters received by
the last mail, Tampieo and Tuxpan were
about to be occupied by the French, and il
was expected that Ma tanaoTas aco'tid also hare
to be held on account o. the important cotton.
f7'ade which might there be Carried on"
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TRLR0nAPHIU NEWS.
aAers~.~As<.~~>~>>,-~~-< sa~r~-~~o
From CHaRlESI0H.
Esscsasion Of Aosrss Reconsideration De
mas.d for the Surrender Of Fort ssamscr-
Den. Rgareyard's Reply-Farioas BON
bayY}s11enf

CHARLESTON, Sept. THE lombard
msnt was kept up without intermission
all day yesterday and far into the night.
About one hundred and fifty Of our men
were killed and wounded at batteries
Wagner and Gregg.
The attempt to assault Gregg was re.
pulsed before the enemy had completed
their landing Great havoc is supposed
to have been played in enemy's boats by
our grape and canister at dark.
Yesterday afternoon, the enemy having
advanced their sappers up to the very
moat Of Wagner, and it being impossible
to hold the island longer, Gen. Beaure-
regard ordered the evacuation, which
was executed between 8 p NJ. and A.
NJ, with success. We spiked the
guns Of Wagner and Gregg, and with
drew noiselessly in forty barges. Only
one barge, containing twelve men, was
captured. The enemy now holds Cum
mings Point, in full view of the city. All
quiet this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 7-Noon-A dis
patch from Major Stephen Elliott, com:
handing at Fort Sumter, announces that
flag of truce, demanding the immediate
surrender of that fort, has just been re-
ceived from Admiral Dahlgren by Lieut..
Brown, Of the steamer Palmetto State.
Gen. Beauregard tele grgahei to Major
Elliott to reply to DahIeren that ne can
have Fort Sumter when he takes it and
holds it, and that in the meantime such
demands are puerile and unbecoming.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. IS 2. NAT 6
o'clock P H. the iron-clads and monitors
approached Fort Sumter. closer than
usual and opened a hot fire against it.
Our batteries on Sullivan's Island. in
Guiding Fort Moultrie, replied heavily /,
the firing still going on.
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REPORTED Russo-YANKEE ALLIANCE
The Vienna Press, Of August 10Th, has the
following:
We hear that communications have been
received from an English source, acc0rdins
approach ing ratification OF an offensive and
defensive alliance between st. Petersburg
and Washington. This eventuality, should
this somewhat speculative information be
confirmed, would principally affect the bear
ings of the Mexican and Polish questions.
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And, 1900 copies Of the Message wsee
ordered TO be printed for the use O the
members Of the House.
The remainder Of the eday was OK.
pended in the discussion Of the rules OF
fhn House
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LATEST FROM raz ,NoRTn.-Auother new arrival
TINS Tuesday, MORNING Of late Northern papers at
his Confederate Reading Room bringing dates up
10 lest Frd ~. the 18th inst. Full files Yantee PHI
toris.s &c. Call and see Also, all the city and
Southern papers and periodicals. Paper, envelopes,
&C. for writing letters Admission good for all day.
70 cents, :.
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rYOU.E acd Lot, on eth, bstwssn nd j ~
III at auctiou-I viii cell on 1hnreday, The ioeA
September. q ~ O'Clock, the Hcuss lec:ssd .
shove. With thrss room.. The Lot fronts u Ssef,
and runs batk 100 feet to an alley - feet VIDE.
Posfession given in ten days affer ths s1is
ses JAS n TAYLOR, Auct
LARGE Four Story Brick Tobacco Factory, on
"A REketts street, nc auction - will sell on TUG
premises, On Friday, the 1ltn September, ~ ~
O'Clock, that large and well built story Ioodeco
Factory, fronting Rockets street - feet ana run
ming back 100 feet There is dwelling house on the
lot, with four rooms also, large sweat-house
Tue lot fronts IS feet Rockets street aud runs
back TO the York River Railroad.
Terms liberal and made known on day Of gale.
Sc JAS 81 TAI ICR, Auet'r
Two Brick Tenements, on the North side Duval st,
near the late residence Of J 3 Prentiss, at suc-
toni vii! sell on the premises, Monday, l4th
September, at ~ O'Clock, the two brick tehements
located as ab"ve ZACH tenement has rooms, with
Kitchen. Thu lot fronts % feet and rms back 15t
feet to an alley
Terms made known on day Of sale.
seS JAS n TAYLOR, Auct.
BIZ Williamson d Co, A,.ets,
No. 1872 Main street,
CHATTING, Be ting Lsthes, &c, at auction.-On
L Thursday, the 10th inst, commencing at 10
O'clock will sell at the shop, ecruer OF 9Th ard
Main SITS, number 81 very desirable articles. co.,
sisting ia part Of
good vises
500 lbs steel
gtindstone, with frame, belt, aud shaft
Lot Of good letting
Lot of iron wire
II good polishing wheels
Tongs, hammers, etc, etc.
ses WILLIAMSON co, Auct's.
BIZ Iartly Il Williams, .Ancti0aeers,
F. Corner 18th and Cary SITS.
A UGTION .SALE-Our usual Groce.y sale will
n take place on Thursday next, the 10th lust at
10 O'Clock promptly.
At IL O'clock We will cell
$500 pieces wall papers. gold aud velvet borders
Mouidings, statnes. and other decorations ..
200 volumes school books
l Superior large size atlas
l common heds, cad
Large scale beam. &c, &c.
~S TARDY 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BIZ Slaughter, Ficklin & Co, ducts,
1853 Main street.
IA will sell 10, Of freshly imported Goods, con
ssIing Of
Dry Goods.
Groceries,
stationery,
Hardware, &c.
SLAUGHTER, FICkLEN Il CO,
Sc SGT Auctioneers.
By Summer e. AfeHts, AuctioneerS,
ICorner Main and 18th SITS.
VA WILL SILL at our warehouse, on Thurs
w day morning, September 10th, commencing
at 90 O'clock, large and desirable assortment Of
fresh
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats,
Notons,
Stationery,
Fancy Gocds
&r, DC.
Particulars will appear on Wednesday next.
SET SUMNER 4 ARENTS, Aucts.
Ry Thomas ". heesee, Auctioneer,
Office cor 18th ard Cary SITS
VxI ILL be sold on Thursday morning Sept 10,
wv CONNIE neins At 10 o'cock, At the s lot,
Bacon Quarter Branch,
20 horses and mules, and
Number of wheels of superior. quality, suit
able for the express wagons.
RO ARCHER, Maj and M
Sale conducted ty T W kEEsEE, Auct SCI
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By 1Aos. W. Keesse, Auetioneer,
Office cor u 18th aud Cary cts

DRAINED Dwelling House aud Lot ou Goth, between
Clay and Leigh streets, Tor sale ut auction. Win
be sold upon the prefnse at 6 O'Clock On Tues
day, Sept Sh, the two STORY framed dwelling house,
witt b rooms aud itchen, now Ia the occupancy VI
Mrs Nckelborough, with well Of good water IL the
yard. The hot front. 81 feet 26th street running
back l2a feet 10 alley common. Possession
given ia three days after the sale.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
seq THUs w KEESFE, AUct'r,
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On MasAsy nerpisg. LIT Insts = ~ ainaocs.
rasx . .... s:.e 9 " Il. = So s,s1s'a
swsse little Hady 10 . sagel now, 70 bseton her
loved onse 70 the skies. Hay He who alone. can
comfort the hecksa hearted ssnctiy this nd sntc-
ton to the ecod Of her aotias parents st, -
The relatives and friends OF the hmiiy are re-
Specifically invited to attend her funeral, rom .ne
fss.ieOee Of hsr PARENTS on Vensh'e aud I'D sts.
this tTsesdsy) morning st 10 o'clock
IL Norfolk and Portsmouth, w, aud Selma, Ais,
pagers please copy
Ga Monday, espt 9Th, 1865. at the residence Of
Rev w H Chriaian, in this city, OF pulmonary
affection, Miss ANN PERKINS, IN the ssih year
Of h-r age.
Richardson, are invited to attend her funeral this
(Tuesdsy} afternoon ut / O'Clock, from union sta.
ton Methodist Church.
At his home, on Church Hill, corner 25th and
Broad sts ON the afternoon 81 the 1tb INST JOSEfh
LlsTERN, youngest Child oi Ut " v anu MARY y
Sneliings, aged years aud S months
Suffer little Children to come unto me, for OF SUCH
Is the kingdom Of God
The friends 81 the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this (Taesday) morning, at ii
oclQck.
On Friday, the 4th lost, at 10 o'clock NJ. after
short ilile ss, VIRGINIA Walden in the 2ath
year Of her age.
moths,, sisters, and friends let this thy aeh
ing heart and wipe away thy mourning tesrs, that
her days Ct wearness and nights Of angush are
over; her poor stf1ie;ed body shall know no more
pain; her worn and weary spirit shall no more
sigh in exile from Heaven
Calm on the bosom Of thy Cod,
Fair Spirit rest thee low;
Even while with us thy footsteps trod,
His Seal W. on thy brow.
Dust to its harrow he use beneath,
Soul to its place on high!
They that haze seen thy look in death,
No more may fear to die.
r. TT.
AT the resd. ace of her daughter, IN this city, Mrs
HARRIET II BEST, in the SD year Of her age.
Tears tony eyes are starting,
And sorrow shades my brow;
All weary il was at parting,
have 10 M Their now.
Ry-Nofth Carolina papers please copy.
Obituary.
sEDie,i on the 5tii INST, Miss ELIZABETH GUY
BANGS, niece OF Capt James Guy, OF Alexandria,
Va and the adopted daughter OF Mrs Margaret II
Bangs, OF the same city.
Her funeral sermon was preached at The residence
of her sister, Mrs j hnston.
She died OF consumption after lingering illness OF
Is months, which she bore with Christian patience
II the cheering hope of ilcmc in Heaven. Her re
mains vas inferred liz Hollywood She WASH years
of aye.
She was our Lizzie, thrice dear to us,
As daughter sister, friend;
Performing each part with chittke duty,
Fraterna affection and unse fish deyotion.
II needed no blood Of ours,
Swelling i'll her gentle veins,
To make her more dear to our heart,
For she was loved by US teaderly,
Aud is incurred as 4 lost treasure.
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Tor Sste--A valuable farWAp Charlotte com
y,fIx miles from Kssessiiie, on the Clsrks
vile and ksyesyill@ Railroad con oection aud plank
roa'. containing 33s acres Of land, with good aud
comfortable dwelling, stables, barns, tobacco houses,
Ice. house, aud nj. other Improvements necessary
for the comstrt of = family. Possession In fun
LIST january, lsGa, y it'll privileges Of seeding crop
If wheat or oats this year. Apply to
GARY
se5--3ts II aud l2 Cary 1t. Richmond.
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CHANCELLOESVILLE FARM, in spo,sgivania
~ county, containing s3i acres, for sae.-We are
authorized 10 sell the above Farm, situated the
PLAN oul leading from fredericksburg to Ora. ge
Court House. 10 miles distant Il In frede sburg
containing s54 acres, 1.-TWO reserved for family
grave yaid) Tie land is good and lies we'll for
cultivation, IL We'll wooded, a;,d has abu. $50 acres
Of leafei land mostly fine upiand meadow. There
is an oversees h. use on the piaee-the dwelling
and other buildings were destroyed by the enemy.
The walls Of the large brick dwelling supposed
10 contain jJ0 900 bricks, Still standiag For
terms apply t. G0DDlN APPEaSON.
k--ta
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TIME VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY at Ches-
i lgr, en- the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad,
II miles T. ON Richmond, for sale; also, liable
tract Of 500 acres OF land adjoining thsreo, nh
fronting on the Clover Hill Raiiroad-We offer for
sale the valuable Hotel property located as above,
now occupied by Mr. Eiw'i Hewlett, under Lase
to expire lst January, 1867. The hotel has nae
run ri custom, contains ten rooms; Also two cot
tages with four rooms each, kit hen, ise hcuse,
dairy, ten pin alley, and large stable, aud has at
taehel to it three acres Of land. Also, valuable
tract Of lard, quite near to the hotei, fronting
the Cover Till Railroad atous lvo enfaua,
ia ae heart, about 500 in original growth Of
oak and pine, AID lvo acres ia secondary pines 1t
is supposed that Is quo 10 20Q0o railroad sils can
be cut from the land, which readily command ii
each, besides, there Is COED parcel Of pine weed
and sonls tle piua timber For ferms, Ae, apply "
st OUDDia APPEksON.
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By W II. to,cle, Sons d Co, A,.cts
Nos. li6 and us Main 81

I'll
A uCTION Sale On Tuesday, the sth ms, va MI,
- sci, NJ our warehouse large and cho,c- ro,'a
ton Of WHY
Common, medium, and nne Manufactured -
oacco, among them 81 half boxes b Grayely
Smoking Tobacco, Groceries
Powhatan Pipes, Cigars,
d. CrOckery and Glassware
Msce laneous Goods, &c.
Also, at IL O'Clock precisely,
700 yards super Black Cloth
with sundrv other ARTICLES Of Dry (ssu,s
We viii oiler choice line Of Goods a. enpms,,,,
above aud confidently invite the examiua,iuu Ct ~.
trade. '"e
Parties wishing to contribute to the sale wiips
seuu III thef colisigniDents prior 10 the !ay OF SAL
WIN II fOWIE, SONS \ Co
Sc o--ot Auctiouears
By Williamson G Co., Aast's, l9a Main s.,
CTOCk, Good. will, aud Fixtures Of a nrs, els..
~ Restaurant for sale at aucton.--We viii sau
this friday morning, the 4th lust commencing Al
looclock, the STOCK good will and fixtures Of ares
taurant on Matt street. Between 9th 10th streets
consisting OF everything requisite 10 conduct urst
Ciass restaurant, viz
|. Is dining tables
dozen table cloths
do chairs
2 excellent cooking stoves
Metal dish covers
Plates, dishes, casters
Knives and forks, spoons
Cups aud saucers
I large mirror, pictures
l counter, with heating apparatus attached
l safe, &c
ALso
bbs pure cider vinegar
bbis flour
Dbl tomato catsup
B-the stock, goodwill, and fixtures including
eve, yting viii be sold entire, II desired by tho
bidders. WILLIAMSON SCo,
sep AnctI0Heers
DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale is POSTPONED
until Tuesday, the Sth inst.
se5 WILLIAMSON co, Auct.
Ey Ldniers, 4oitssOn d Catistt, Aucts
A UCTION NolqCE--By request Of Nessrs
IA Lewis " Co, We " i'll sell At their stole No III!
Main street, on Tuesday, September 9Th, c0mneuc-
ing at va O'Clock, their entire stock OF uofnSa,
comprising in part
700 coats and ovefcoat3
loo military jackets
80 uniform coats
10 dog linen bosom shirts
Business suits
Black cashmere pants
Back, gray and fancy tweed pants
Cashmere, velvet and satin vests
&trino cashmere and fancy siIirts
White mes mo shirts and drawers
Neck ties, cfayats sc
ldtien, silk an cotton hdkfs
30 pieces Irish linen
6OJ lbs nax thread
1000 10 shoe do
fine regulators
And many other very desirable and seasonabls
goods IANitRS, roiLEsON Il CAriLrr,
se2 AuctiUueefs
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Stall No 2s, lst Market

pUSAWAY- $3.50 Reward. away from Tie
~ subscriber, abuut the 2ath III July last, boy,
nained Najyr. He bright maiatio, about II ytsis
old & test 50 inches high, aud is very likely boy
lie was raised near Chesterfield II, Va, an'i sap
posed thai he b Eow ia that eisiibofh hood aDd pf"
bAtiy haybored by soiiie person l Wiz gise re-
ward ii $50 Tor bis apprehension ahi eoGnsletg..s
that get him again, and sos for the eoas e'' %
any person harboGisg him. ..,.,,
Sc i~-eod5ws JOHN koiihh.
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I AND Tor Sae-l "ifef tof SAKE my ls.et II Land,
/ contiining near 900 acres, ing III Ne upper
eId Oh Hanover county, Some =. miles from kieh-
tnond, adjoining the lands of Boiling Vaughn aud
otlera There is aboat hall u the land cleared
and IA good heart, the remainder ia oak aud pine
There are Some 50 acres of excellent low grounds
The place is wen watered. Tia improvements con-
sist vi a new tae story framed dwelling, nearly
finished. The ot.t houses are good. There is
celent spring very convenient.
for particulars address lue at Rockville Posi- q
ticc Hanover county, or Mr & Jones, No MS Broad
street, Richmond, Va.
Prize, $40 per acre. JAS II NUCkOIS.
-9tSskT.f
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EUUND-ln Petersburg, u lady IS wrapping, which
u The owner rsu by calling the ,ubscil
Der, Ordnance Harness shop 1th abd Canal SITS.
S-lts ! K BURTON
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f1tAkkN @tf--Oa my premises, al esray Sow. The
l. owner will come forward, prove property, pay
damages and take her away.
DURAH HOLLOWAY.
NechanTsyiiie turnpike, near tie Toll gate.
S-tS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A TRULY valuable Rice Farm aud Plantation Of
"a 500 acres Iii brunswick county, North Caroiiua, ;
four miles west OF Wilmington together with II val
liable slaves attached thereto" tor We are au-
thorized to sell truly valuable Rice and Plantation
Farm, located as above, aud frt ntug on the Cape
Fear OF Brunswick river. There about 215 acres
oil tide swamp, OF which $50 acres have been cleared
and cultivated the balance SILL original growth
IN one body. The lands rank No on the river in
regard to quality and SOIL AMI most eIigby sta
ated for watering the crops. There are $50 acres up
land about Is To 20 only cleared; the balance tur-
tpeatne land, part Of which has been worked about
two years, and the rtmainder has been boxed
The place has been surveyed, and all the corners
liked by white marble stones. The buildings are
all new built IN 1851, ana IN good ordcr fine large
dwelling, ample negro quarters, barn 20 by 40
feet, two stories hgi, with shed attached 90 by 100
feet with steam ihresher Capable Of tireshug zoo
bushels per day, with steam eAsne of nearly Is
horse power IN good order Also, thirty-one very
valuable slaves III families ;-nohe Old list Ut which
can be at Office. The price for tue estate
and slaves is SI5 eco, payable IN Confederate hotes,
or bonds 1T their market value Now is most ia
vorable chance Tor inoneyed men to invest their
funds. Apply to GODihN x AFPEkSON.
Sc S-3t
E1XrRAORDlNARY S4le--Ihe yaIuable Hotel and
IA olher real estate 1T Ashiaud, Hanover county,
Virginia, sixteen miles north oil Richmond That
very valuable property known as the Ashland Hotel
Il; offered at private safe, and presents eXtraofdi
nary opportunity for profitable Investment. The
buildings, which originally cost (bafore the war)
over 500 900 st oi The Hotel proper, OF ample
Dimensions and comm3dIcdS arrangement, spa
Glols ball ROOM bowling alley and billiard saloon,
nine tasteful cottages, gas house, with pipes extend
ing 10 all the huiiding@and throughout the grounds,
which contain troin II IL 10 acres, OF beautifully
picturesque character. The entire property is in a
good state OF presci yation, with Well Ut delightful
water, and nearly all the htiscs occupied AT good
rental the hotel being the breakfast house foi pas
sengers by the mail train on the kieliin,td, Ffede
ritksbufg and Potomac railroad
Capitalists have now chance, rarely Afforded Of
turniBg their funds into channel where they may
retz, fail remuneration from the outlay
Persons desiring to purchase Will be shown the
premises aHi matc acquainted with the terms Of
sale applications al the Ashland F1st Office to
James W Taylor. GODDiN APpERSUN.
Sc SIT
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by Miss Mary Par,iug,un ana "No Name. ,"
To conclude with the
LOTTERY TICKET; OR, 2, 4, so
So In prepare ion, an entirely New Comedy for
this theatre entitled
WORLD OF FASHION, or LIFE IN PARIS!
III The manager has been handed a per.ouai
tribe, entitled
OGDEN AT HOME, OR A MANAGERS TROUBLES.
1t IL Il lecil Extravagsnza Burletts, ~, aud the
author has chosen to CONCEAL himself, and implies
nothing but personal consideration could prevent
its production.
II WILL SHORTLY Re PRODUCED.
EoTCx The duoys open at a Quarter To ! Per
formsnec /" Commence III quarter to s O'Clock.
So Sit
MErRolViIrAN HALL
ms lTtkS6Al1 aish!, ssp.s s, 1865,
last night of the
NEW IRON CLAD
OPERA TROUPE.
which appeared las; evening to crowded llolse,
with tremendous applause
Graad Gala Bill ~ Tight.
Entfre change CT programme
Ali ackao@ ledge each member
star of the first magnitude
tso see Mood and AOftim0re
for the last tine
So See programmes. Sc sits
4 GRAND sELECf BALI.
"A will he given al the
on Thursday evening Sept 10TH lso3
ia'iiek invitation tickets can be procured al Tie Hall
at any time Previous To the bait.
KdadgeTs
y Duke, Johnson.
~ Tickets admitting gentleman an'i two Ia
dies, So
Good music has been engaged los Tie occasion =