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By Williamson Il 10, ducts.
mo. l9;s Main street.

By Williamson Il 10, ducts,
No. l33 Main street.
HUGGifS, Spring Wagons, Smiths Tools, &c, al.
~ aucton.-we Will sell On Friday, September l,th,
at the shop Of X Sterling, 18th, near Marshall
street, commencing at 10 O'Clock NJ, the follow
aud other articles
buggies, Que nearly new
spring wagon, with top
Wagon, dfay and cart aSeS
Lot Of new horse Giioca
Stnitbs' tools, Of all descriptions
lot Of NbeelWrights ~. Is
i sets Stocks aud dies
lot Of smiths coal
dri,i press, sc.
WILLIAMSON L co, Auct'rs.
" B-As MIR Sterling contenipates change Of
business, all persons owning articles at bis shop are
hereby notified to come forward before the day Of
safe, pay charges, and take them away.
Sc WILLIAMSON co, Auct'rs.
The above sale is postponed TO Tuesday, the 18th
lust. [se III W n co, Auet'rs.
EuRNITURF, Piano, Sewing Machines, &C. at auc.
ii tion.-On Wednesday, the 10th INST, coinmenc
ig at 10 o'clock NJ, we viii sell at saesfooins,
No W. Main street, varied assortment Of Goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles
very superior mahogany piano, octayes, Of
Stoddard 4 Dunhatn's make
excellent walnut cabinet sewing maehiue, Of
Wheeler 4 Wilson's make
I elegant mahogany writing desk
Cabinets, wristbands
Sofas, lounges
Windsor, cane seat, and parior chairs
Tables, bcisteAds
Feather beds, mattresses
Blankets, quits, aud spreads
Carpets, mirrors
I3quarter ledger
100 yds cottoa, llneu, and damask goo!s, a little
damaged
Il small Invoice calf skin boots
Window shades, curtains
Crockery and glassware, sc.
A Ii co
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HALL.

NGETROPOLITAN HALL
This SATURDAY. might. Sept IL, 1885,
Most positively last night of the
NEW IRON-CLAD OPERA 1kOUfE,
With an entire char &c Of
Songs.
Dances
Ruriet.ae, etc
Houses crowded BY the elite Of the city
Grand gaia nigh: OF the season
MANY have secured seats to wtIess the perform
auee Of this Excelsior Troupe for the last time.
Mammoth bill--:he best ye. Tered.
Reserved seats 81; Gallery, 90 cents
NJ. S.sa nro0rammes Sc l2-lt*
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~ N..ssaus.a. : ca, Amsis, ls' Aaia 81

~ WWsHE5satWs y WI @E"s'
IlOusEtiOiD and kiiei.ea fasnliate =. .a'S ss.k
IL (n Nossiay IAN INST. commencing al lootSss
NJ we will sell at sise sessdcnce " NJ thss i@i"
gu Marshan "a, between 9Th and 9Th, ssty ,s,s
bic assortment .f household and kaehen 's'
consisting VI the following ana other ars's@s' 'A
/ rosewood Piano, ~ eetasss
I mahogany Writing xxx
4 marble tDp fable
Wardrobe, CAsirs
be isteads. bssilsng
Window CnriainE
Stoves, carpets. 30 , ..s,s
So IN WullAASoN w. So
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE kAlLROAD
SGFERINrENDENT's OFFICE,
Richmond, Sept 10, 1888.
DAN AWAY from ear powhatan Station, Rich
\, mOnd and pauyilie Railroad. ABNEk, slave
boy hired Of DR. D0rsett lie is about t~et high
ginger bread color and when spoken to speaks very
slew. and is quite an int ligept looking boy. The
usual rev ard will be paid for his apr. henson
CHAS u TALCOTT,
sc 12-5t SUPER 4 b kR.
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Crt1.EN--Erom the residence OF Mr. Via ffSeiaan,
~ on nth 81, between Marshall aud Cay, u black
and tarTicr Slut with white SPOT Ga her bfeast,
cropped, long tail liberal reward viii DO
paid IL delivered to GEO A FREEMAN, al High Con-
stables office aud No questions asked. au Sits
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LOST, SI'RA YED, dc.

7 OSr-A HAIR CHAIN, with gold loeket attach
] cd, set with hair. The fnder will DC literally
rewarded by leaving it at this office. The chain was
probably lost at Hollywood. Sc It's
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1cSrKAY.-Csiae to my house in Sliney, soEls
H. time ago, n very dark iron-grsy Mule, with
white SPOT ON right hind leg The owner will
please take her away. N ROBINSON.
"A lO-StA
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4. Fly Dollars keward.--lost, al the Rockbrdge
Alum Springs, This week, "a large Damon Ring /,
set IN gold The above reward Of SOY 81 be paid
OH delivery of the rug u Nj Frazier, al the Springs
To me Richmond. Jiie jewellers are cautioned
moi " purchase The same.
Sc 9-ft CDkB WARWICK.
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r HSTRAY COWS.-Came t. iny hause, about he
d. lst inst, near Camp Winter, two stray Cows;
o.. red the other white aud red spotted. TLe own
er is requested to prove property Ply charges. aud
take Them away. THOMAS MOkR1S.
ee ll-3t~
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CIRCULAR NO. AZ.
WAR DEr'l paovo.r MARSHAL GAs'. OyyIos. I

WAsIlIS0FoH D. o., July lIth 1853 (
Drafted men become soldiers of the United
States by the fact of their names having been
drawn in the draft. The notification served
OH them by the Provost Marshal is merely an
announcement of the fact, and an order for
them to report for duty at a designated time
and place
The following opinion of Hon Vim. Whit
ing the Solicitor OF the War Department. is
published for tie information of all concern
ed:
When u person has been drafted in pursu-
ance OF the Enrolment act of March 3. 1863,
notice Of such draft linlst be served within ten
days,aud thereafter by written or printed no
lice, to be served on him personally, or by lcay-
ing Il copy at his last place of residence, re
curing INN to appear at the RENDEZVOUS and
report for dNty. Any person failing to report
for duty after notice being left at his last
place Of residence, or served on him personal
~, without furnishing a substitute or paying
three hundred dollars, is pronounced by law
to DC a descrter
He may be arrested and held for trial by
court martial and sentenced to death.
If a person change his place Of residence af-
ter being drafted and before receiving notice,
il may still be served by leaving at his last
iit'Nt VIZ i'niuSH''5 anu IL iiC uoe5 ilOb appear
insaccordancc with such notice, or furnish a
substitute or pay three hundred dollars, he
will be III law deserter, and must be treated
accordingly.
There IS no way or manner in which per
son once enrolled can escape his public du
tics and when drafted, whether present or alb
seconds, the rights of the United States against
him, are secured, and it is only by the per-
fonnance Of his duty to the country, that he
will escape liability, to be treated as ii crlni
nal. lSignedl JAS. b. Fry,
Prov Marshal General
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CIRCULAR NO. 48.
WAR DEPT, PRoyosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July IL. 1863.

WAR DEPT, PEovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July H. 1868.
The operations Of the draft lately ordered
in the New England and Middle States, though
in most instances complete OF now in prog
ress without opposition, have i'll one or two
cases been temporarily interrupted.
Provost Marshals are informed that no or
ders have been issued countermandiug the
draft. An adequate force has been ordered
by the Government to the points where the
proceedings have been interrupted. Provost
Marshais will be sustained by the military
force Of the country, enforcing the draft in
accordance with the laws of the United States,
and will proceed to execute the orders hereto
fore given for the draft as rapidly as shall be
practicable, by the aid Of the military force
ordered to cooperate with and protect them.
ISignedl JAMES b. Fry,
Provost Marshal General
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Rates OF Advertising.

ed her eyes on the fearful morning which
should decide her fate. saw that she was
saved A grateful look of recognition beam
ed in her countenance. She was very weak,
but the danger had passed.
:'The next morning fatal news came to the
village, A letter to Rosalie's mother, now no
more announced the death of Ernest de Fleu-
~ He had been seized with ia griDpe'
then the prevailing epidemic, ;and had died in
six hours.
.I2osalio was the first to see the letter One
glance was enough she fell back in my arms,
in violent commissions.
"Days and weeks and months | watched
| by her bedside At length her strength re-
turned the bloom once more freshened her
check was full of hope. One morning,as
| entered, she sprang up from the bed, and
throwing her arms around me- she exclaimed
Gas you heard her exclaim just now;
Dear dear Ernest have you returned at
last I? Oh! do not go out again.
',Then my cup Of misery was full. My Ro-
salie Ernest's Bosalie, was insbecile Pr
Bernhard paused he spoke not word for
five minutes then he said:
| ''You know the whole She thinks that |
am her Ernest, and she is happy in my pres
ence. Physically, she enjoys the extreme of
health; mentally, alas sshe IS no more l
came with her to Paris hoping that the change
would benefit her for Ernest lived there but
it is Of no use. My prayer is that my life
may be spared to outlast hers; for what will
become of her when am no more? Do you
blame me for assuming the execution of the
law upon that wretch? You cannot blame
me. | blame not myself.
''3Iy life is devoted to her. honor my
MAKER who has given i'll JESUS CHRIST the
great example of a disinterested love. Who
is SO selfish as to whisper to me that love
must be mutual 7 l acknowledge the devo-
ton OF woman | know that often she dies
of broken heart but | lire brokenhearted:'
Bernhard had finished. took his hand
and pressed it i'll silence, and came away
That afternoon quilted Paris, en- route for
) italy.
On my return here after the lapse OF more
than year. | made inquiry for Bernhard, and
learned that, several months before, he had
left the city with the unfortunate Resale, and
had gone no one knew whittier 3D..
Hmporuun. e!ircuIars from Ghe Provost
NmTsInnI s;enFFnI.
WASHINGTON, July II, 1868.
The following important circulars are just
issued .E..
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Provost Marshal General

"Crptain, ARE you = ing { ran yoar scIlnhH
in tH.> tuF' ttu i rp4. a-c, asked - - S"g'd
skipper. N" ,I,. "Ns ht reply, "wc mi. 1T ~
we'd try t" dri," q, ;'ad through barrel OF Tar
a Ittlc hos u ,ow days aimee, while coming
dawn stairs, cautioned ny his mother n.,t I"
lose ti's balance. III question which followed
was puzH,ti: "M"ther, II should lose my Oa-
auca ~holo w"uid IL ~ tor
A Loud"n Iternry paper gives the ip.iawi''g ua
the prayer tuugh ~ chilfrcn al Il Is rcarbur>
ough w,eckers IA Englan in old tunes God
bless daddy tiod bless IuaInny God seLd ship
ashore before unoIningi AlDenF
an lriShinan, bolag II little fuddled, was asked
what was his religious belief is It me belate
yea he axiul Gbpu'Y It's the snIne the Wild
dys md she bel'tye5 II mover pay her and Iaiih.
tHni : ne beiHte tn"
On" OF tie Witnesses in the smith Leith ca,e
complained Thai Mr.. Pbiu road his seIninns ; and
on the question LrIrp put To LIMBO sofnDrs
thu aro MT red etuJ you most lie c'nVul7ed
tnH t"Urt Ey replying ~ udnsider that IT niinisN
!ur4 CHnunt remember them Themselves, neiiher
eau NO. ..t ...u.. .-.. a
At trimming down oost, after tho order wHS
gyrn /" Tctuf rHGrods, Que Of The soldiers broke
irohi tli" Ite eud Wa off ST full speed 'Bnllo,
baH iet she coinnlEnd;d. uit"or, where hfE yog
guni;. Down T., square Muggi1s to rcfhrh
the linTcd l.orror I'd q! him, You said roluIh
iAnirod
,am advertisement in Irish paper setting forth
ffie many conyCniCnccs and ndEahtageS I" 20 oe-
liyfs nom IiUt2l NIlUON ru"'i'H' - "''''i
na q ieutars enumerated az follows These rash-
~ vili Ia, forever, and anerwaid II me ""her
has 10 use for hem they might be sold tor old
iron.
i: newspaper writer contends Tint II man ought
10 n -. H. much courtesy 1" his own wife AS to
l,is ~ ,.nb.r vic. ihat what superficial peo-
nI,. thIIlk. Arc not man aud his vito one and
wouldn't ii be absurd to have a forever bow
iDg aud scfaping to himself? Marry come up
aud 20 10, now answer ua that.
a weIgish dcac0n overheard fho scbOo,master
giving iessnn7 IL gtalnHat. You cannot place
4, the sn9uiar article said The preceptor before
plural NOUNS. No cne can sGy pigs, q women.
e. Nou en'e, cried tile deacon, the prayer
book knows uettel ihan you. should think, or It
wouldn't teach as to sly H-men
Now, papa, tell what ID Il humbug Z IL Is,
replied papa, when mama pretends TO be very
toild OF me, and puts 10 buttons oD my shirts uh
remind her oi it dozen Times Queer denhiH
ton thi.t still there's some truth in IT.
| It Is hard 0 believe That in the heart OF a ,l
! acorn il tneased the germ o. Is ship when sum
stand the storm, pf fifty years but no haf"ei
thuu to believe that in all meu lodge the germ %
| an augel n89 8sI E2 4ca 3 t
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ADAM DICKITOUT,
EDWARD III. RUDD,

y4a1trg. mir outing anil Saapootng SGkoo'1,OP
site the City aote Main street. Old kazors4hsfpSueu
and repaired. o.
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<,,,,e,, l l.,uaseVor at lar, Raaosta, HtsoOnstn
pr0cares
Soldiers Bounties, Arrears Of Pay, &c.
lHtf
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=. DREasER,

EngraUer0n Wood and e0ery 61ad Of le'a'' 0'''F'"'
~, Fancy Articles &c. MainsEreeE'
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Aeuosba Business 4irettorg.
JASON LOTHROP,

Boot i,saf7sg-attss s!gs of5.e Books,asGr ~ Rdrc
school hCase.
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Justice Of tho PeGce.-O- 07ee-5grss door nOrth Of
Glosqoa Cos. Grocery store.
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Jon -. JILSUN,
As.a,nev aad CouqlssLoy ut Lalo, Kenosha, Wis
procureS Soldiers BOantieS s. Pensions.
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Attorney Dc Doa,n8eor at Lon, and Solicitor in Ch1'-
Gerry. once, Main street. -
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S s 85H0PB. S 0. VINEGAR / 4. T. Gg0HF.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs,
Blob griAtlug

Book,Blank and Gard Printing ofeverydesoriptlon
executed with nestness, cheapness and prompiness at
this once. Plain, Fancy, and 0rnamentalPrintins In
Oolored Inks and Bronco. With Five Power and Hand
Presses and extensive variety Of Type and JokbinR
Material the TsLEeRAPH Establishnlen tia notexceedin
this part ofthe West:
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Z. G. MERRILLn
TuOMAs PRICTURE,
LYmAN nrOWRY & co.

6,o!4 Shoes Lgatl.er bFndjngs,,ec. EUery UGrScty
every article pertaining TO theirbu5jness may pc iau
OF them at the lowest prices. Custom wore 30 oIoer
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c: Corner olM"F'
ket square and Main street. See Advertisements
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A man is eircumscribei in sll his ways by God g
providence just as he is in ship for, though the
man may walk freely upon the decks, he must 60
whittier the snip bears him.
A child is never happy from having his own
way Decide Tor him, ana he has bat enc thing
10 do put h.m to please himself and he is 1rouG-
led witt everything and satisfied with nothing
Large minds, Like large pictures, are seen best
at q distance This Is tic reason, 70 say nothing
of enyious motives, why we generally updervais
ne our contemporaries and oYer,rate the ancients-
Distinctions are often arbitrary. Flowers and
weeds are commonly spoken OF as oPposites Yet
every flower is q weed-when il isn't wauted-
Ask Inc farmers. Every weed has flower and
rishtfulIy situated or rightfully employed, is an
ornamental, useful plant. Ask the botanists.
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Lal1ysr-S11oraE Lsprogsd ard Un1Hpro0Sa FGr1sS
for sale. Office Main street. hAVioI4
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CbeAenusbaGelegtaqs

srgLIsHKo EVERY THURSDAY MORNING., AT coRaRa OF MALI
AND MARKET STREETS, KESoSHA CITY, WIS Nftt
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Ersm Tennessee Late Ner,hs,u New.

SHELsYviLLE, Tenn, June 9-An quiet in
front The Cincinnati Commercial, of tho 4th,
has oesn received. At the Peace Convention
10 new xork, on the Sd. Fernando Wood was
prominent speaker, and presented strono
resolutions, which passed The resolutions
declare fealty to the Constitution, and to the
STATE under the Constitution; that there lie no
Hower 70 ooszce State by military force, that
me var IL contrary TO the Constitution, and
soouio cease; that the claim of dictator.ai and
enhn!sed military power for the trial of citi.
sens by court martial 10 monstrous and exc.
cradle. They also protest against the cow
ardly, despotic, inhuman. accused act, the
banishmsnt of vallandigham, and recommend
soepenston Of hostilities and q general con.
vsntion to settle the manner of reconciliation.
Springfield, H., June 3.-The House hss
unanimously passed q resolution condemna-
tory OF burneide's order suppressing newspa.
psrs, and calling the attention of the Govern.
nent 70 the infringement of popular rights and
the invasidp of state sovereignty
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lJl ElJ.

On Tussdav night. Oh inst. After short III
nsss, OHARLH6 LIE, infant son OF Alexf 4 END
Nellie B WnltA
The relatives aud friends Of tho parents aad o.
the eraadlstAsr kr WIN Booth, Me invites 70 o.
teud the sunsrsl this foEeaocn .. 10 oc oek, irom
thelr reEdsnee. On 7ih strss;. adjoining ahe Ct'S
Spring enclosure.
Eat bis residence, IL MApchestsr, en- Wednesss =,
Juas l0lh, 1863 ct u O'elook A y, SAAOAA
WELLS, ia ths 80 b year Of bis aga
HIS funeral Will t.ks pisc, this evening u : :
c eek. from the n b Church The fricnas aua
q AintsEcss Of tas faulty are respectfully iIv"ed
70 sateud without farther n0tie,
II Petersburg papers please copy.
In thfe city. ca ihs ID inst l. 6TRATrOn,
late Auditor Of she city Of Richmond, In the sls'
year IT hts age.
The friends and q q ikiGtancss Il the family arc
respectfully invited attend BIZ funeral t. dsy.
(Tt ussdsy) at ii o'c,pek i, from the I'd baptist
Unurch, without farther nltiee.
At tho rsiaence of her son.su.lsw Jscob Holder
Mrs. HLIZ ABKrH FYAH, aged 10 gears.
Her fuuersl will tske place Friday morning,
a. 10 o'clsck. ~ which her fflends ard The %
q,GInt.nees of The family are invited to attend.
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Nor sssh lady guest took, - . prsseae from ~
hose, ono Of he costly and superb oaskcs % %
aoWers which mad ornAme0led the csnssS VI
q Convention Of certain prominent chss.
plsyers in England met about year ago and
drew M complste ~ Of new rules for the
ccv.rnment Of the came. Other chess play.
srs in England rebelied. The devotses OF The
game in France, Germany, and Switzerland
eCouted as the self elected reformers. A Chess
Convention has just been held In Philadelphia,
and Yankes land has also recorded its protest
aeainst innovation. The Confsderates may
thus sst their minds 81 rest. that they will not,
when the war IL over, be startled with the 10.
teltgence Of complete revolution in the re-
guiation Of their favorite intellectual pastimo
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DIII0r IMPORTATION - LANDING Bx
IL SfBANSHPs SIRIUS Ard BAnSa1k-
T.. TUESDAY, 16.h inAtsnt, commeneiDg ut 10
Ss.n. ao wasssoa g. NE sooSos
goods, up0rtsd Ia the above gteamers, comprising
some OF the most desirable. - well - necessary
articles yet offered a. any Of my cargo sales. Wis:
soases Linsn Prints
bales Fancy do
cases 1oelish Prints
,a Dc o0 DO xq 81
l...s Linen Cambria Hdtfs
c&ss DO do
l do Lorg Olc.h
l do Hoop Skirts
2 do Mems MsGiuo shirts
l do Bins Notifies
2baiss lahurgs
case Bug!ish Pcs. black and white
10 cases French Hats, Felt and Cashmere
60 dtz Cotton Cards. No 10
2cxSss ghco Thread
3 do Stationery
loo reasa7 Con IN sEcal Note PAPER
200 kegs nj O0b Soda
u '1 q o.''', Z, soap IL, g u, :. each
! case Eusta1d
e..s Fancy 6osp. asaortsd
10 bbis Alcohol
! cans Split spiiit. Nj. P L Opt
20 cans Csstor Cti
Is drums d.
l Gags Ohioroform
5 bbls Epscm Salts
Dbl, Ooppssas
Is casks Kerosene OIL
II quarter casks Scotch WhlskeY
20 bbis jamaica Rum
50 cases B:andy, Old Boorbon and Cham.
pagre
IS casss Whlstsy. Bourbon
81 do 0aoeva Gn
81 demij ,hns Holland Gin
CASKS il ffrsys bottled Ale
"a coils E0ps
AND
dsmijohcs Gin
bag BIO 0cffse
IS crates Cxcckef7
without invoice
Particulars In oatal ,guA iaO.6t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


JACKSON, MIss., Jane Soar scouts report
the suemys pickets tan miles deep, every
means Of approach closely guarded, aud that
The grsaseei courage and care ara required TO
rssch vicksburg. Grant communicates with
the Acct BY signal lights, which wers seen
iast night, constantly signalling, betoksntng =
movement or renewal Of tbs assault, 1t is
thought The roar Of the enemy's mortars
was heard at intervals Of tVO seconds all
night, end 10 continuous this morning Moth
log ffom Port Hudson. An officer captured
By Grants piokets subsequently etc aped, and
arrived here this morning. He reports the
Yankee army much depressed BY the know.
lsdgs Of Johnston msssing heavy force In
their rear. and certain death in front. Their
OnSan say ain defeat or humiliation
awaits them
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k- PAtIsL not IJH-The underil rot * &
u lnforin his Eds eEd fo III r y oi ,hsi is
81 il III, y usi l>h. hs1i'E All .tsres: 4
N, b..i n.s OF kts4 VIA e I0~ie, 70, $ 4 &c,
{,roa hi Iii: G, NJ 1 and Is 4. n.reef.j wher,
he vi ee e ,sed IT, n uc sa.es [. r Ia se y b ,
favcr kin ID j. pstSo";g;. Til, n. Life -ut
btt DIX 6 and Iii 6 tusi iess expeiisi g. II Aaxte
Wa Il f0wie, SoSs 4 No, tffer Superior &c NC ,.
msaiH 10 parties having Oh If ADy G4sc i,:i IA
to 8 Ill at pub lie ase n CT 2. ivate s:le.
WIii- II III, CO.. ;rH OF Sum 1ef + u res, hsxe-
SPEC .iy 81 Its q cini uMce If he SANS,
Jas X bUHKESa
j-9-ta Formerly t SamneF 4 Surresa.
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~ LAr2 kORTHsRH rAPARs.-A new Gsiva
Of Nosthern psesra this (vhafsday) morlioe. VI th
very latsss datss ccntainiug Ill tbs nsws Of opst
tio0s about vieksharz. ~ the Oon'.dsrcss 1eadin!
Room; Two late Lensoa Papers; XAnk&e FisSosl
aiy. Also, sli tire cisv sra South'Sn pspera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-11
By James n. Taylor 4 Son, Aucts.

A MOST DESIRABLE RESI- HNOD FOR
IA SAL8 AZ AUOrION.-on TUESDAY, the
icL inst ct o'clock n, We will tRse Tor sale at
auction that EXCELLENT and desirable -four s:0ry
B.iok Dwelling, on the corner Of Grace and ls sfs,
at present 0seopied By Mr. J b White. 1hs house
ri.ee houss, Stable, etc, with all tbs modem In
proysmsnts. snd In good order. Immediate posseG.
sion will b given.
TRIMS - Hade known on day OF sale; taxes and
insurance for Is 6 to BE- psid BY the ku. chaser.
isl0 JNTAYLc0 4 son, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES,
ErSPEOIAL EOTICE-Ws would ak tie
st.eatlon Of osalesy In the respective lines 10 oaF
sails THIS HOKNiN0 enclag 81 10 0'c:ock,
promptly
Ort Ns ~ our usual q sslGgs
Hu DWARF Merchants. and
DrG8siss
TO 50 i.4voc, f ve.7 dssirAbis AID sosrss goods,
s2uej 10 their tra3s Also, mizcellanot Articles
suitktIa for ali trades.
rA1Dx q WlLLIAMH, Auc.e,
j, ll-lt 18Th and Cary kt.