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uOI FOR TIE CHOLERA BANKS.
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Fishcrmen on decki
Tho fast sailing sea steamer


III Il. BOARDMAN.
Capt Thomas Marshall will make excursions 70 the above
Sunday August 2 lS6s and every succeeding Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday until further notice. leaving foot Of
Jackson street. East river NJ o'clock Peck slip, 80;
Spring street. Nerh river, u pier North river 7So
r. PHILIPPE. commodore; Y. Philips steward
The well Known pilot Anderson Colwe accompanies the
boat and puts her on the ground
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E,oR HAVANA DIRECT
II The United States mall sdewheel
Steamship EAGLE,
RICHARD ADAMS Commander.
willesve PIER North river. ON Wednesday, september
foR HAVANA DIRECT.
Al letters mnat pAss through the Post once
sailing. -
sforFoR1 TIEsTov 4 CO., 70 Broadway.
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nE LA sALLE INSTITUTE, 40, 40 AND % SECOND
~ street, New York under the direction Of the Brothers
Of the Christian Schools proepectna literary instt
mecal and moral edncatiOp Is progress during hs p,;
confidence has already gained and the annual or
the number OF students Bulletins arc sent monthly to the
Monday the 3is Of August and ends about the
18th OF July The annual commencement preceded by
public examination Of all the students in thee respective
studies Gentlemen requested 70 examine theD And
- 80 - Rro ZiTsHxRY Prncinal
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IN sfxkS rom Eurcpe Who was bsrn rs pst.ssi ~,
ehe eossulu on hs past present and future All affair
Of e brna tosther thoee long scparats spoed
arragcs shows you correct nhsaesg 0f your fuiure Hus
lana - ahsent fnsads cured nnSsrs rss
ovss you hss ksvs bsSa uafortuna,s IN s can sn thi
e. isdSes % asS y AZ:os Z sSf z = ry
isssa, vntss proved ss1 ssssa % kss1.s1s VI d
oAe0 NwbM fes any one wts ga equal 16s9s GlasY r.
ss,s ,susssn sS;s snc SM'sz ~ nsr Rrcess.s o III
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-oN THE BANKS OF
Thirtieh street, must be- over four 1--WE Of
ground house medium sire and comfortably furnish
uAfr
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pApee = beine eAptaseA teaaQ 80 u sas
lQtads which we're sent out Tor this peIP oss
Tt y eaid that they would have eIs0cu sn -
military Who were In search Of them nau y
not been for patriotic old lady VINO photea
our forces TO their Whereabouts N .ue 81, ~, ~.
iains. Our men came upon tnem VII ,.a. Wy.
were nrenariug breakfast and nofwiths'and.
,,,,r sha tot flat the enemy were only armed
win navy shooters, they showed hight aud
sounded A militiaman severely in the thagti,
A. 3 list nce Of one hundred and seventy i've
yards. 49, v.,,.,
Taxewell county, Is estimated from w 10
1000, though ann inclined to the belief that
this is an exaggeration. The militia are wide
awake in the Southwestern counties. and
will do efficient service in keeping OF these
raiders II is said that on last Sunday every
man aud boy who could raise shot gun anu
All old squirrel rife was out on the scout.
Local affairs in this city are qaiet. HI
military point Of view, We are getting to DC
pretty well organized, and have regular drills
every Friday afternoon, our citizen soidiery
turning out well, though come cases OF
''dodging around" may be noted These
cases are, however, generally brought up by
4 squad next day, who are detailed for that
purpose On last Friday the organization OF
the militia was completed by election oil ON
GERS TO fill the vacancies in two OF the com
panies belonging TO the city battalion: The
election resulted in theschOice OF William
McCreary as Captain; T. Haynes, LIST Lieut. !,
and w. 4. Ford, I'd Lieut., in company u.
In company G, Pettigrew as Captain aud Maj
c. v, Wiutree as commander ofthe battalion.
To-day the officers drill, aud next Friday has
been set apart for battalion drill. In the
counties roundabout here the organization
Of companies goes on very slow, 1t being "A
hard matter to get the meu together. This
difficulty will, however, be obviated il the
Legislature viii pass some law requiring
regular drills ia the couAties AS well As III the
cities, or il the Governor will issue procla'
nation req uiriDg it.
expect to leave in the morning for Sonth-
western Virginia or Jonesboro', Tennessee;
from whence you may next heariioni me.
The seventeen Yankees captured near
Marion arrived here this evening. .. X.
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SToNEwALL JACKSON very able
address has just been delivered before
the cadets Of the Virginia Military IQ-
stitute by Maor-General Francis H,
Smith, its Superintendent, Oh THE Life
and Character OF Lieut. Gen. Thomas j.
Jackson, late Professor of Natural and
Experimental Philosophy" there. A
perusal of it will well repay for the time
spent, giving As it does many new facts
in relationto the character OF the great
hero who has gone. 1t is an interesting
fact that when the Board of Visitors OF
the Institute was looking for suitable
person to till the vacant chair to which
Jackson was chosen, the faculty Of West
Point submitted to them the names OF
Gems. Mcclellan, Rosecrans, Reno, and
Gustavus W. Smith, besides that OF
Jackson. The lecture room of the great
professor is still draped in mourning for
his death. Of the punctualty of Gen.
Jackson Gen. Smith says:
Punctnal to minute, have known him
to walk in front OF the superinten dent s
quarters, during q hard rain, because the
hour had not quite arrived when it was his
duty TO present his weekly class reports.
The early studies of great man are
always of interest to those who have
seen the elimination Of his fame. The
following extract gives condensed.his
tory Of Gen. Jackson's career at West
Point:
lie was at once brought into competition
with young men OF high cultivation, and,
IAsrh ia fsrI hal
French book in his life, Or y mathematical
book, except his arithmetic, he was assigned
to the fourth class and entered upon the study
OF algebra, geometry, and French. AT the
end OF his hFot year, In class OF seventy
two, he stood Is in mathematics, 10 in
French, had 10 dement,, aud was 81 in general
merit. Such standing would have dis
eouragcd an ordinary youth. Not SO with
young jackson. He knew his early disad-
vantages. He was rather encouraged that
he could sustain himself at all, aud, stimti-
lated BY this hope and confidence, he pressed
forward to the work OF the next advanced
class. Here the studies were more abstruse
aud more complicated; but when the exami-
nation came round he had risen to Is In
mathematics, SO In French, was 6S In draw
Ing and IS In engineering studies, had - de-
merit, and Wm 50 ia general merit.
In the second class new cOurse Of stu
dies was presented TO him. Having COM
pleted the pure mathematics, French and
English, he had now to enter upon the study
Of Chemistry and natural philosophy
we see the upward and onward march q this
resolute youth, In the RESULT Of tho year,
which placed him II In na1ulAl philosophy,
s. 81 chemistry, - IN df1Ning-Nith 70 d.
sNssj8 Tor the year, ard 81 gessennI aaecN he
No - n July, l616 hi clnss gradnAted.
q - eendIee q " eaal ysaf u ~ e y
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RigbnIpR6 bispalrf.
WEDNESDAY AORkING .sEPTENBER 10, sess

THE FrsHr IN CuLPEPER-REPORTED
ADVANCES or .TBg ENsxY. inquiries
at the Central train last night failed to
elicit anything more with reference to the
engagement in Culpeper on Sunday last
than is contained in the letter Of our
correspondent in another column. A Skin
mish between cavalry is reported to have
occurred near Rapidan Station on Mon
day, without any very definite result.
The enemy are said TO be crossing
their infantry in force at Kclly's Ford,
and it is believed by many that they con
template general advance.
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The Cavalry Fighting in CuIpeper.
Of the Richmond Dispatch

ORANGE &: H., Sept. Is, looj
A considerable skirmish occurred to-day
between three brigades OF our cavalry and
the enemy in considerable force OF cavalry,
Infantry, and artillery. Our men gradually
retired from Miller's Hin, beyond Cuipepes
c. H., TO point five miles this side some
of the fighting was quite close we lost
about forty Killed and wounded. Amohs,
the latter was Col. Beale, commanding ten
W. II. +. Lees brigade.
II seems that we we're attempting to re
move some ammunition from the Court
House, when the enemy approached ana
nred at the train, producing great conster-
nation among ladies aud citizens near the
depot. regret to learn that some cars
loaded with ammunition were lett.
The Smelling came like a thunder clap upon
the people OF the village, who were quietly
worshipping in their churches. One shell
passed through the telegraph Office. do
not believe the enemy designs general al
vance, but only reconnaissance in force, Or
perhaps Il sort OF raid.
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BIZ Goddtn IL Apyersoa, Auctsx

DEAUfifUL Cottage Residence 1t Ashland viii
de acres ot land attached, together " III The
Household Furniture Tor sale at auct,ou at The e
quest Of Mrs r q Tucker, executfix 81 the iaie It
George Tneker dec II, We shall Sell at pubw sactoa
GA THE premises, al Ashland, Hanover ecanty Va ua
tuesday, the 2yth Septen ber 1865 at O'Clock H.
the beautiful and attractive cottage residence seaei
as above, Of which the late - George Tucker dad
seized. IL Ties The railroad, neaTiy optaste tLs
hotel and has ample accommodations for 4 ta,ss
family There are attached D aeres ii laua ia
high state nf catlsation, aud abound.ng IA ehosd
collection 81 fruit trees, &c.
At-i the Sale oi the cottage all the household iaf
niture consisting ot the usual variety viii be SID
Possession given IN lev days, thus sI!ordng rile
opportunity TO persons to secure dwelling and lar
niture free ticket ON the rslrea', for "Ds terra
ii years is guaranteed to thu purchaser
TERas-Cash or credit ut the option q the pBr
chaser. Sc l6l 6ODUlN 4 APPERSUN, Aastc.
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From CharlestOn..Caplur Oh Me-
considering Party.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l4.-The enemy Is
perfecting his arrangements for the per
manent occupation of Morris Island. He
has erected line Of telegraph along the
whole length Of the Island, and is con
yerting battery Wagner into powerful
work, enlarging the bomb proofs, etc; =
The Yankees fire occasionally from bat
terry Gregg upon boats plying in the har.
Dor.
A Yankee accommodating party, includ-
ing Chaplain, Lieutenant, a Telegraph
Operator, and a negro soldier, were cap
tured Saturday, on the Savannah Rail.
road, below this city. They had tapped
our wires, and were endeavoring to OBJ
tain information, but got none.
Slow firing continues this morning,
mostly from our batteries.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 14.-Nothing has
occurred to vary the monotony here to-
day. There has been very little firing.
Soma anxiety is felt to hear from bragg.
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. en-! !, T.! =! g : 49,
Whom We exemfna the steady upWsrd pro-
gstss which chasneteEised hIe academic Life,
from 81 m hid m year TO 50 ID his second
then 20, and finally II in general standing. we
can uudenfand The remark Of one Of his as
sociates, when he said that had Jackson re-
manned at West Point, upon aconrse OF four
years longer study, he would have reached
the head 81 his class. And the lesson which
his academic career presents II that what ne
lacked in early previous preparation, ne made
up by extra diligence aud unceasiny enort-
while resolute determination to DO h.s d.ty
caused him to have but ~ demirif, Win Inc
strict discipline Of West Point, in coarse
OF four yearA
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ON HORSEBACK,
September II, Monday morning. !

September II, Monday morning. J
| learn this morning that our loss yester-
day was greater than is stated above. 1t is
said that one brigade lost sixty-though
most were wounded. Our retreat must have
been somewhat precipitate, as our dead and
the badly wounded were left upon the field.
We lost few prisoners. Culpeper c. IL. is
now occupied by the enemy. There seems
now to be some probability OF general al
vance by the enemy. Indeed, it is reported
that they are advancing i'll three columns.
MASSASUTTEN
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THIRD DISPATCH.
SeriOus Railroad Accident.

MARIETTA, Sept. 1.-THE train from
Atlanta yesterday morning ran off the
track two miles above here No damage
was done then; but the train was de
layed, and, running out Of schedule train
time, it collided with special train last
evening near Etowah, killing some fifteen
soldiers and wounding forty. The pas
senger train from Atlanta is DELAYED here.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting And s,sss Manager X ogden
VEDNEsDAY ErENIN0, SEPT IL, 1865,
Grand Overture .i'a"ia'~
Richard Bt iOsiey St,er dams hve. act tragedy OF
PiZZA u,
Caste with great care
Pas seu, 800. Miss Mary PArtington
tI,,rminp Ea,,.d Miss Nellie Walton
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Ny A. u. Hu.nals, Anctin,eer.

4 O0QD FARM, nine m,les North of kithGotd'
~ Tar ssie at auction BY request 81 hf 1eha
b GlsoInss, Will setl at auction, ON Monday, zs'
sept, Al II o'cleek a ~. of"n the prsm'ss: ."
tain Road, and within Que mit~ AZ the X eait ,.
1t contains $50 acres, OF which shout ioV 40
cleared and h,s hlv produstv~ tie naiadst IS -
original growth Ct 40 Il and tlint~r VD tbs ftSa
aud Other buildings There - also esfetisti u
ehasl af choice fsu.ts.
Tits Is justly regarded ~ nne o. the fneSf ss's'
bie farms al ITS SAGE ia the county iefsoss ssi
ny ~ sate
rEsHsTo suit purchasers.
AID WILLIAM Aurtr
fS-At the same time will BE- sSlt sssse MAJ,
9he III said 10 be very superior dsfdsnsr
~ II AID ". Asstf
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By James II. Ttgtos, .A,~timee,.

HOUSE and LII on the south sale Of ienetsoa be-.
H tween Broad ami Marshall streets, al aUrt,oB -
viii sell upon the premises, On "Wednesday tho
10th jay u September, At ~. o'clock, The iiaa.-
DWeiiu,g located as above, aud At present ocrapea
by Mrs lofty
FERNS nia,ie known Oh the day Ot sate.
sc ID JAS Al TAYLOR AHtlI
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by ROdiaa,,,, Adams d 10, duets.
GALE OF dtosrries, ManfL Tobacco Iron, Nails,
aud Blockade Goods, at auction All 10 csloek,
| on Friday the 18th last. We wiii Otter
30 bags .ho.e- Sugars
10 Ibis do do do
.G bbis Clarified do
bbis Crushed d.
~ ibis Lard
Is bbis Jamaica Rum
70 Kegs Ri Cafh Soda
20 boxes starch
so eases Brown Sesp
bb!s y Melassas.
ALSO,
q bars square. fiat aud round Wrought fron
~ Kegs Mails and spikss.
1000 pkgs Manf'd Tobacco
so btis Smoking Tobacco
Lot in bags aud papers Tobaceo
10000 Cuba Cigars, some very choice
pA,ties deaiinE 10 eHsr goods at the above sale
Will please send invoices and early TEur SHAY
lnorniHg ROBINSON ADAMS y Cl
FANNY tarriaes. nesrly NV
/. dodt'e set Harness.
Also
I5 .i"2-n Corn Erooms
so bushels Peanuts
BLOCKADE GOODs
$40 pairs Men's and WeIen's snoes
!. 500 Hats
4s0 pairs Cotton Cs,d-. damaged
$50 DO do do good order
: IS psces b e teh Cotton
~ gross Shoe Strings
20 kess Starch, Soap, Periulery.
DRUGS
small lot of EotAx, Alum
CANINE Spirits Mite, pure N.tfe and saek
Acid
khabara, Cioves. sFiee
Pepper, Mustat.i Nat. hes, It, 81.
0n~ Also,
family eatiaga
2 SETS double harness
l top buggy
open bueFies
set SIMPLE harness
Hal,isaws aud other hardware
Genune silver table and teaspooas ami forks
PerfanaeTy.
Sc 1t ROBINSON, ADAMS n 60, Aacts
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Skirmishimg in the West-Capture Of
Prisoners.

Skirmishing in the West-Capture Of
Prisoners.
ATLANTA, Sept. li.-,-Advices from
General Bnshrod Johnson and General
Forrest represent diminishing with the
enemy near Dalton, Friday evening. =
General Forrest was slightly wounded,
but is still in the saddle The Yankee
advance was at Tunnel Hill Friday night.
Our forces are concentrating TO meet
them 1t is reported that Gen Wheeler
had skirmsh near Lafayette Friday
The enemy being too strong, Wheeler
fell back Saturday Buckner took three
hundred prisoners at McLemore's Gap.
A general engagement Is thought to be
imminent.
A collision occurred on the Western
and Atlanta Railroad Sunday. near Al
tdna. About thirty were killed and
wounded, principally soldiers.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 15.-The weather
here is variable, and the equinoctial gales
are daily expected. The enemy is build
ing a telegraph line from Tybee Island
and Fort Pulaski along the Carolina
coast to Cummings Point. Our bat
teries continue to annoy the enemy oc-
casionally. No other firing was heard.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 15th.-Thcre was
considerable firing to-day from our bate
ries against the enemy. A magazine Of
one of our James's Island bettc,ies acct
dentally exploded this morning, killing
one Lieutenant and five men.
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DIED,

At the residence OF Mr. John PeaFce 9th ST, on
the morning of the 18th Sept, Mrs MARY b WlLLEfT
aged So years.
Her funeral will lake place from the said place this
day, at ii o'clock to which the relatives and friends
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A EkAUflFUL cottage Residence, wlh acre. 4
Land III Sidney, at auction Twill sell IA No
dsy the 2lst day oi September, at - O'clock Fh,
On the premises, that desirable Cottage Resdente,
occupied at preseAt by MIR. Wright, and s'sba
and carriage House, on the soatt sidc vi Glove st
The house has rupns, " it good pasSaar iotrltf
with Kitchen with roD,ns. There IS we'll Of .ala
water the nehlises. Abe land ss,iia,i2 acies,
fronting Oh four Streets II being Ala entife stae
fh- above 90 t1ke - tue hfst Que 0B iiie klt ~
Grove street alter leaving the city limits
IEsNs--t.beraI and mate known day ri ssr
Sc l3--tis Jas II TAYLOR Astt
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n, COKNS Bunons, CallosIties, Nails Growing
~ Into the Flesh &c, painiessly treated ny Dr.
SCHULTZ, The scieHtiic ChifOpod,st. Another proof
OF the exquisite benefit enjoyed by his patients is the
following testimonial from the lion John Kerr, late
Judge Of the Supreme Court ci Law and Equity oi
North Carolina
&c RICHMOND, Sept 18th 1865.
g have this day had my corns removed aud my
toes aud feet operated for other purposes by Df
Schultz and can great fidelity to truth, declare
that the relief afforded nom very great pam was
Instantaneous and almost miraculous | take plea
sure IN commenting Inn 10 all who sn1er from dis
eases vi the feet, Nc, -oaS KERR
A1rnr SIS Office is Wall st Hotel, Wall 81
Sc l6--lt4
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HEADQUARTERS lsr Va INFANTRY, !

HEADQV Akfkks Isl Va lNfANtKf,
Sept 1th, 1865
NIEssks EDITORS: You will please erase from
AVA the list of desefters from tns regiment in your
paper tue name III W Lunpkin, AS IL was seq, 10
you through mistake
fImaiu ever your Obdat sers't,
IN LANGLkY,
Lieut. Col cong LIST Virginia.
: Camp near Mountain Run, Orange county.
Sc l5-Sts
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Lrscnsuaa, Sept. 18th. The raiders
in the vicinity Of Wytheville have been
driven back. Their numbers were great
" exaggerated.
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VALUABLE House anita, ou 0saee sni blb SIS al
auction - " III sell upon the premlses, oh ihais
day ifih September, al o'eek I N, thai valuable
private residence eeated a. above, and al pieseos
occupied by Mr A H0ghs lbs properly Is %
We'll known that Il Is deemed unnecessary 10 sar
M.u0te descriptions OF IL
FERNS made kHo~n CA day OF safe.
sell rAyLOK, Auft
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pkAunsuI Cottage nrs,as.es ca t;soye stree

RkAUlf4iL Cottage kesideacs GA Gsese s.ee.i !"
siiaey, at aacti1ss. OU Friday isth ssp'seA'S''
al 81 ocksk r ~ viii be soia sI~9 tie rss.s'l
tive Italian Cottage, Icssptty seeapssi " MAJ"
WTea situated Grove Il, last eitosite ths ~'s"'
Iesssieucaot NJ Ju0 hi Uson has stsss ss''s
.oouas besi,lss k.tstlse AID about Al ATE ~ A''
attached
Ine xiluassen Is IA The inost dcssfslie isstHs
the sub0fbs, aid ttc siraufetssns u VIC rt"-
displays conssdss abs taste Tie bNne osssx %"
yaranl, imme<iate l4ssekssa Wlll be given
Terms ~ purchasers may s,sn 49,.
seA A b WILLIAMS, Aasi
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BIZ zhMaas ". heesee, AuetioneT,
tUfiice cor l2th q a Cary Sis


Crock OF Flour, Glass Jars, 81, Tor sale ut aitssa
- | Will sell ca To-day morning sepl.hees i'a,
comHiene .as al 10 Octek at Tho ioss e,set 81 -ti
and Cary SITS, the ent,ie stork 81 goods CONTAINED
TIE store, eps,s.stins Ia pat ri
fpurj
Gi;ss bars Ne.
ST IL lHue W kEt.stt aneIi
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By Jsmss N. Taylor, 4 actiomssr

} ESIDtNCE for rent, with ,nmcd,,e rsssss.,
N will rent for ~ mouths on the pf,m,s.'s "
"Wednesday, Sept 10th, at 4 ociock, the n.st 70
comfortable Brick Dwelling, with re.,ms .a a"a
house, &c, and Ia, pc hot attached on Brook "a as
between Clay and Leigh SIS within otesn ,o'
walk Of the Capitol Squa.e II ~ weti sa,rai ~,
ianly or for gentemens iarirtng rooms hsyns = :
rooms with ire places. wv
Sc l5-2t JAS NJ TAYLOR. Auctiso.sr
CiOkk and pw cling On the South SIDE Of Pro-,
~ near First 81, at auction - viii SCH on we'd
day. 10th September, at A.. ocloss. tn, 800,
trout stone sud dwelling heated Us above RAW oeea
pied by Mf JAS ONeii As groce y The ,isa,,,a,
has rooms There - siso upon the premises mr.
building with rooms and smoke house H. 4,
fronts Broad st 24s. feet by $50 lee ,ierp T. -
alley, lbs property IN sn excellent stand H., hue
ness.
TERns made known on day of sale
Sc III IN iaYiok Aast
by Williamson & 90, Anct's lg. Nam At ,
NURNiTURs, Piano, sewiss, Msehaes &c AZ sas
ton. --On Wednesday, tio iotu ust eonms,,
10y AT 10 o'eioek NJ, we viii seii our saes,a,,pe
NJ lS2 Nam street Vsriei assortment, at t.as,
conaistDs ~ pat Of the following ARTICLES
very superior mahogany piano oetayes nj
Stoddaid n DubtaiD ) make
excellent walnut cabinet sew,nr ,.ses,se 4
Wheeler X w iison e make
elegant mahogany writing desk
Cabinets, waahstsnIts
soias, lounges
Windsor, eaue seat aud pafi0g gtsiss
Tables, Gclsleads
Feather beds, mattresses
Blankets, quits, aud spreads
Carpets, mirrors
SquaTter ledger
$50 yds cotton, linen, and damask gaa.s ta
damaged
A small Invoice call sk,u boots
window shades, curtains
Crockery and glassware, &C.
sc ~ WILLIAMSON co, Aus,ts
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10 conclude with the funny Farce o. Tue
LOTTERY TICKET; OR, 2, 4, 5, 0.
OGDEN AT HONE
orr
MANAGERS TROUBLES
A local Extravaganza, EurIetta, &c,
81 Will shortly be produced -SsH
N1rsoon TO be presented, tor the first time III This
country the deeply affecting doMf ste play N
OLD PILLS BIRTHDAY!
NOTICE. -1ne doors open al quarter 10 T. FER
Torrance 10 commence al quarter 10 clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-16

IL THE special attention ii the Bar Is called
10 the sale OF Law Books from the library of he
late Chss T Friend Of Chesterfield, to be sotd w
us this morning vt tUls o'clock
PULlIAM, HANE5 WElSiGEk,
sa1 a1t. Auciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-16

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