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the war; but the different or rather the abated feel
ing it excites in the North gives somo taint hope
that state Of opinion Is being created which viii
not howl down those who speak of peace as public
enemies.
During these events the paper price Of gold varied
IN range Of thirty per cent it rose to nearly two
hundred and eighty and subsided, whcn the worst
period of alarm was over to two hundred and tfty
1t was just at this pncturc that Mr.. Fessenden the
successor Of Mr. Chase, arrived in New York. and
applied to the bankers for new loan He wished
to obtain temporary advance of $4,000, COO until
the first of September The cost OF the war is thus
impressed on the mind of the North, at the same
moment that it's dangers are visible on Northern
soil, andits difficulty hopelessness IN Virginia.
The lessons of experience OF oil kinds are coming in
quick succession 1t will task the Inventive faculty
OF the Government press TO represent the occur
fences of the past week as other thin disaetroua-
We have never heard that Charleston or Richmond
had been thrown into such alarm as Baltimore and
" Washington have felt for several days The Con-
iederacy is more formidable rs an enemy than
Its Government can engage Grant ard his enormous
army while it stretches its arm over HIM and deals
blow in the North itself that is felt u every section
OF society. In the lower classes OF the community
there appears TO be beginning DIM CONSCIOUSNESS oi
the real state of things The of the people
have filled the ranks OF the army AGAIN and again
they have fought bravely, and given their lives
freely; but they cannot endure a continual effort
that has no result, brings only calamity, and
they begin to shrink from the useless sacrifice
MOVEMENTS OF v~rox AND coNFEnERArR WAR vEs-
Gagnani's Messenger of July 20 says:
An Ostcnd letter III the Independence mentions the
arrival III that port of two Confederate war Vessels
the screw-colvetIe Bnttcray, Capeln Russell, and
the paddle-aossette Paul Jont%, Caftaln, Engelid.
The pigei dc CAeybarg says:
Three vessels belonging 20 the Federal States OF
Amei7ca--the Niagara, the SaoreInen;o and the
KearSai ge-and four belonging TO the Confederates
the Georgia, the Florida, the Nouvel Alabama,
and the General Lec-haye recently been met in the
Channel by several merchantmen An action be-
tween them is expected.
This may be taken for what it is worth. The
Georgia. it viii be remembered, has been sold at LN
e11ool, and lies quietly III dock there, and rs to
some Of the other vessels nanea they read very
much like phantom ships.
Tho Army and Macy Gazette thinks that the Con-
fedeTates, i'll their late raid, might have taken Bai
more or Washington, or both and that they have
lost golden moment.
French journals continued to assert that fight
will take place in the waters Of the British
Channel between Federal and rebel cruisers.
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SOLDIERS CnILDRES.-Rev. a. Z. Dickinson de-
vered an address at the Rocks, Appomattox county
and collected one thousand hundred dollars,
be used in educating the children of deceased SOL
diers Within few days the appeals of Rev Mr..
Dickinson, the general agent OF this cause, have
been responded 10 by the contribution OF about
twelve thousand dollsrs.
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BURIAL at SEA.-A Nassau paper, of Jun
4th, publishes the following:


4th, publishes the following:
A melancholy incident occurred on Friday Of last
week upon the steamship Fannie, while being chased
by Yankee lnan-of-war. One Of the passengers
on board, Captain Frank Du Barry, late chief OF
Ordinance On General Beaaregards Staff, Confeie-
rate states OF America, died that morning. Prepa-
rat!ons had to be completed for his burial, which
took place amid ail the excitement of the chase A
burial at sea Is ceremony at all times full vi So
iemnty but it Is, when coupled with such events as
TINS that war assumes its most repulsiye aspect In
that hai little steamer, qayerng with her efforts TO
escape the relentless fate bearing down on her with
frowning guns and The feroeity OF the tiger, while
every iving heart on board throbbing with anx-
iety for safety, they were suddenly called uon 10
render the last and most solemn rites krfown 10 cur
existence No time then 10 stop in mid-oeean, while
words that Consigned "dust To DUST, "ashes 10
ashes,n went up in presence Of the grim deas1oyer.
but SUI dashng onwards through the wayesa short
ana hurried sefyiee--a. heavy splash--aa,d a body
sank to its eternal resting place in the broad oeean
bosom, while a that was dear ia il in life sped from
y oh us way like the arrow frop tho bow.
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EPOH PCTTpSBNPG

PFTKRsBrRo, August l5.-About six o'clock this
evening considerable musketry and cannsnading
sar'ng up ali nlons tho lines, and was participated
IN by both sides. 1t was nothing more, however,
than the discharge of wet guns and small arrns by
both parties after the rain which passed over the
city.
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J0s PRINTING NEA7ZYg gx1cUTgD
BY TELEGRAPH.

IRsponrs OF THE PRESS AssocfATIoxS
Entered according TO act Of Congress IN Hs year
1865, by =. $. IArasher. IN the Clsyks sfFcs ef
The Dsfrief Court Of the Confederate Ssaf<S Jor Ia
& Aorfhs,a District ef Georgia.
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FLAS-or-TRucE Boar ExrEcrED.-A tlag-of-sruee
boat from Fortress Monroe is expected TO arrive at
Naiina this morning 1t is not known whether any
Confederate prisoners VIII be brought board OF
hnt
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EFT FRINGE ALBERT.

,oao -, ELK FRINGE ALBERT.
LOSS ot IHh- fffce Albert. captain coombs,
The :. NASSAU ON the Sd instant. IL attempting
=. INTO the port Of Charleston ON the nyht a.
''aay' the Sth, ran against Tho wreck Of the
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GHOES, SHOES, SHOES. On MON
~ DAY next a handsome assortmcnt of I4adiee
and Ch,idrcn's SHOES, just received hom Paris. u
ll sixes. Call early, ladies', II you wish good bar-
gain, at Miss SEMONsS store.
No. ~ Main street,
~ l2-lxs Between ThirtsentA and fp1Stssnth.
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AN IMPERIAL MINISTER TO BIZ AC
From the London Times, judy 26.

According TO accounts from France, the Emperor
Maximilian, Oh his arrival at the city of Mexico,
was assured by the United States Government OF its
readiness to receive minister from the Empire
of Mexico and to aecredit one to the Emperor Maxi
milan.
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NJ NOIlCE.--Commandan and others Of
4 y the army and navy will please pay attsatiou
to the notice already given that arrangements hays
been made for a steamer TO leave Rockets DAILY
pose Of towing barges and taking to Drsw1y's blaf
quarteflnaster and comrsssry stores and other ar
ticies for the army aud nary. Except in cases of
emergency steamers VIII not BE- FURNISHED at othsr
hours. JOHN IL PARKER
Lieutenant in charge Office Special Service,
ie Ats Navy Dsuartu,ent
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| ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

AltGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF HOTEL FURNITURE. &c. &c.-The
tioer7 having determined 10 close the 'Baard
.ase, o'ec Tor sale all the elegant Furniture,
lfa'''lances &c thereof at private sale, until the
.3 u September, at which time, unless disposed
}t They Will commence, and continue the
'''hi dAy to day until the whole is disposed Of
,s ' .. llih Furniture is new and oostly--a great
PORTION Of il having been purchased recently at
49,, expense. All OF which is i'll excellent eondi-
"a, ~ On account Of very careful usage.
80 sde presents very opportunity for any
-! wishing 10 invest, or who desires . good l0ca-
h,ird ~ hoelkecping, &c. The coming winter will
~, i'i2e crowds TO the capital, and beyond doubt
i,>te1sht business can be done The Ballard
WA he closed after the LIST day OF August,
49, Pe !" PARTIES wishing to examine the furniture.
desi, - cal the especial attention OF parties who
: b. 10 oay The whole with view OF re-opening
Prar.,~' ,~it's, apply to T. c. TAIIAFERRo & Co,
iv - oF 10 T.. II. COOK,
-. N's No 20 Main sheet
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Women can keep secret, hu; il generally takes !
good many of them to do IT,
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In The House Of Convnons on the 25th Of July,
Mr.. Lindsay, before putting the question Of which
ne had given notice, said he desired to have made
statement containing some important facts beerin g
upon the American war, and tending to show how
futile WIS tine attempt to restore the Union and
coerce the South; but as he had no opportunity
now OF doing sa ne begged simply to ask the First
Lord Of tht-rfeasury it. considering the great sacr
flee Of life and property ocCasioned by the war still
raging between the United States of America and
the Confederate States and considering the loss the
people of this country have suffered by the war, it
was the intention OF her MajestyS Government, iIl
concert with the other Powers Europe, to their
endeavors to bring about a suspension Of hostili-
ties
Lord PalmerSton-I assure my honorable
friend that her Majesty's Government deeply la
lnent the great sacrifice of life and property in Amer
lea and the distress which that war has produced in
this country. But we have not thought that in the
present sSate of things there any advantage to
be gained by entering into concert with any other
Powers for the purpose of proposing Offering me-
diation, of negotiating with the Government of
the United States or of the Confederate States to
bring about termination Of this unhappy war
Hear, hear,
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LATER AND INTERESTING FROM EU.
ROPE.

THE MEDIATION QUESTION IN PARLIA-
MENT-TIE CONFEDERATE INXAsION
IN TIE PARIS PAPERS--LARGE ARRI-
VAl4S OF COTTON FROM THE CONFED-
ERAcY-THE TINES ON TIE INVASION.
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ID DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.

Il
This WATERING PLACE VIII ha opsn to vix-
tors Oh and aiter the 2jth July, 1861.
The Central cars now run through 10 Stauntor.
from which point daily Line Of siases Sundays
excepted viii leave Staunton, arriving the Baths
70 dinner.
Passengers by canal, Salem, and the Natural
Bridge line, in connection with the Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad, connect with the stage line ss
Staunton for the Baths.
TRIMS Board, per day. SEQ
WILLIAM JORDoN & co.
iy 27-lne p,on.;at....
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~---''1 !. rahlishcd daily, Issndass .x.
Tnt ias', .onsy eot1sRs for twelve months )
!, for ssrs ,H pSss. %S Tor sss one
svanGS S,oit.auces by mail are at the risk OF those
.h5 make them
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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDER;

GENERAL ORDER;
u NN' Richmond, August q, 1864.
-,co,, Of the examination of Midrhipmsa
,1HfARD 1f FLOYD now sTTfs n s,S On ass eara n the
TofHs@ ~. .t,-h graduated in September. 1862, hav-
.hpuFh w., ryea and compared with the staha-
ms g' ,be graduating class. he Is assigned to rank
~ O ~. a.. late ana the register numbers OF the
- ~ - an, sou second henienan's VII be changed
t.as- va ., :. Il. MALLORY,
ss'onh'%'' Secretary of the Navy.
,-,.- r,n,,sl, Wilmington Courier, Charleston ;
"a - >sy.nash, ana Advertiser, Mobile,
Ral".'3.t a u,..k E,r three weeks ga ii~-2aw@w
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- IN EEAti ti'i'A@'''
{ My DEPARTMENT, CONFEDERATE SrArrs,
u Esch,nouj, luly 81, lH6t
-. ,.sr,ls,r~ oi tar Graduating Class ot M,dshp-
., as-e, lance w7;h the r'ports of examining
m'' 80 - stand tpou the oaiei:a TeRister IN the
t,.,, order, suhieci "a th' positions 10 b. as
thr, II IT. memboIs serving, snd to hc cx-
ee,.I SAroad M
az, James Ii. DYKE, Florida.
=, ? II 0ihaes, South Carolina.
a E+lph J. D,as, South Carolina.
1 V Nrsau shaw, Texas.
SO : (Vier, Tennessee.
\. Il G,,rg2 4 JOINER \ A'tH'ins-
william IS. Slnslaiv, IN, Virginia.
n n s S.u:t. Virginia.
- Fsana {. ,4oi'i,e'i' hHntuc<y
Ea 10 Ni,rT.r tsi}, 'uEiat.
n E..ge, P.>haey, South Caiolina.
\. H. G'ar >;neinth ~ NnsAhia'
~ p,nel n I.oS, Virginia.
= ia Itrsflis., Newton. North Carolina.
81, 4 u h-rt5an t'~1fy3s.
!. i Rs,cijtic, N,ycinia.
- llum.s a. PiRt!.n.~, South Carolina
\, - j.c.c, v Prer1'u, Virginia.
y. +. L. Il Hamilton, Texas
~ " q Ga6dg, S'uth Carolina.
4, u c.seius Mover. Mississippi.
=. y rr,nkl.g T. Do1,in, Maryland.
y William f. layton, Georgia.
n Wllam ! Carroll, A,kans.f-.
:, s F,l3s4t5A 8. iinat.F, Niggini-.
\. r. Fmr,ts NJ Thomas, South Carolina.
;. X. MALLORY.
Secretary Of the Navy.
.E- Journal. Wilmington; Courier, Charleston
y'ysl.iNia, Savannah, and Advertiser, Mobile,
..r, fa.,r a week tor three weeks.
a.o-A--
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UIIICE or PKOvIsioS AND CLOTHISG,
CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY,
Richmond, August II, 1864
HAVING MADE AN ARRANGE
Z meEt With the COmmisslry General for the
Aa-ti@ry supplies, all AGENTS row purchasing pro-
NOn' i0r thus office III Virginia and North Carolina
vii fe27e operations, and take proper measures TO
Wet and transport TO this city whatever supplies
NY n.ey have bafeaincd for, and report TO me at
'i- earnest practicable moment. Al outstanding
't4sat.ons will be coisplied with.
JAMES A. SEMPLE,
Pfymaster Confederate States Navy,
IN charge OF oIhee Of Provisions and Clothing
au l3-i,s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.
ID ICHMOND THEATRE,
IL Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
Acting and Stage Manager. ............R. d. OGDEN.
SECOND APPEARANCE of the beautiful and
gifted young artistic,
MISS IDA VERNON,
Supported by
Mr.. R. D'oRsAy OGDEN.
Mr. J. S. CHARLES,
Mrs. DEBAR,
AND ALL THE FAvORITEs OF THE TAIL
ENTED COMPANY.
Second Night OF
EAST LYNNE;
OR,
THE .ELOPEMENT
Another Farce, the
TIE MOCSrACIiE MOVEMENT.
TUESDAY EVENING, August l6, 1864,
Second Night Of
EAST LYNNE
TIL E ELOPEMEN
For cast, sc, see Programme
To conclude with the new Farce called the
MOUSTACHE MOVEMENT
In rehearsal
ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
AND OTHER NOV ELITES,
au lG--lt
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NoTICE.-ln pursuance of Specia
IN Order, No 55, by Brigadier- General X xaagn,
will meet EVERY EVENING al the STATE
COURTHOUSE, from four to six o'clock, COM
menoing next MONDAY, August Is, 10 examine
and act upon all eases for sick farlough and dis
charge arising in tho two regiments commanded le-
spectiyely' by Colonels Daniorth and Evans All
exemptions granted subsequent to Jay will be re-
onsdcied. IL. WYTHE DAVIS,
Surgeon First Regiment Reserved Forces Virginia.
PETERFIEI4D TRESf,
Surgeon SinetscIth Regiment
Reserved Forces virginia.
j. r. LITTLE,
Assistant Surgeon Nineteenth Regiment
Reserved Forces Virginia.
August y, 1864. an le--its
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SAND PAPER! SAND PAPER.-Ws
~ are manufacturing a superior article Of Sand
Paper, Of all the different siaes which We warrant
equal TO any imported. and which we can sell lower
than the article can be imported At We can tbs
attention of Railroad Superintendent and The PRO-
prietors Of ali manufacturing establishments, and
solieta trial Of our paper and the ercouragssnsnt
Of home manufacture. Address orders 10
II. J. MAiGNE & CO.,
au 5-l2t post-otioa box 1911. :.
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THE SITUATION IN GEORGIA.

The only additional intelligence we have from At
lanta will be found under the telegrapho head.
storehouse set fire by the enemys shells, an,
. that and some other buildings were consumed.
dispatch, dated August s, from high officer II
Hoods army, gives cheering view Of the situation
1t says: 'fhe enemy have thus far been defeated IL
every engagement. They evidently much dls-
piritcd since they lost twenty Eight hundred OF th'
raiders in endesyoring to penetrate Central Georgia
Atlanta is safe, All are hopeful and in the best o
suirits
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nIL! OIL The Richmond Glue and
" Oh Works are still manufacturing superior
article Of MACHINE OIL, which has been In cel-
the last three yeaa, and which We Warrant 10 work
well We nAnufacfure, also. a superior article II
AXLE CREASE, which saiaiy rseornInsnd.
We keep constantly on hand supply OF HARNESS
OIL and DAUBiNG, which VIII be found as vocd a.
any 10 be gotten anywhere. Orisrs be l=i. with
W. PETERSON & co, or address
II. j. MALONE CO., Boz I,g77
an l1-l2ts -
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THEAP COFFEE.-One hundred and
" fifty pounds COFFEE, very slightly damaged.
for sale at 10 per pound at retail
CHARLES L. TODD,
au lS-,t- Corner Sixth and Clay strsets.
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AMERICAN NAVAL ATFAINs-AE KAN
~rAsDTa WESTWARD.
LIVERPOOL July 80, lS6t-An unknown IRON
blsted ram bearing the United States flag, passed
the Isle of Wight, to the westward on the Goth in
slant.
1t is explained that the reported sea fight oil BAN
trv Bay, July H. was mere artillery practice by the
coast guard men on board an English war vessel.
Captain Semmes is still in this city
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CONTRACTS FOR WOOD.--Proposals
Y for furnishing the Richmond Arsensl wita
TWO THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD, or any part
thereof, not less than one hundred cords, will b.
received at the Arsenal until tho Goth Of August.
The. wood to bc delivered in Richmond or oil the
Canal. Details from the Reserve Forces wall BE-
granted to contractors W. L. BRoUN,
au lS-St Liautenant-Colonel Commanding.
NJ OTIcE.-All persons indebted to
IN THOMAS j. BRUAFIELp, deceased, and
the late SARAH G. BRUMftELD, his VIE. will
settle the and those 10 whom they ara indebted
wi bring in their accounts a. ~ desirable 70 sst-
aa W isMss. s1e es'a' D. ". wE1sIaER. Curator.
nTCE. RICE.-The distribution of
IL, RIcE, BY SPOTrs q HARVEY. viii corr
nlenee on SATURDAY, tho 18th Auxast. Enkh
family purchase one and half pounds Cor each
member Of the family, tor one rnontl q 80 ceAts
per pound Purchasers viii hsiag chnxa0 In al1
cases, and a has 70 contain the iics. snl3-3ks
YIliE CREDITORS AND DEBT0RS q
81 H. D. AyEns. deceased, are reQneseei 10 come
forward and settA their ind<btc1ness and elnl1nH
be found 1t the latc rcxadence of y. b. Ayckns
Just aboye the OH Fair 0roands, Main street.
J. II. JONES. Box eta. HichmossA roseao11uA
an la-lat. ExeentoS q y. y. AysrNs decs1HeA
DEST SCOTCH SNUFF, CSr0li11 lIsl3S
I'D Rrand,) English Blaestone. Ruwdnes1 0nnoA
India Rubber coanbss Mors cnsals 1le4h -
~ j. WA0NE1, p9po
an l3-,ts stxah ~ 1uea4 lG
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FRENCH REPORTS OF THE COLLAPSE OF THE UNION
CAUSE.
Paris July 26) Correspondence of the London
SiandaId

There is complete panic among the Federal resi-
dc1ts here owing to the Arabia's kilograms. The
fact that no news whatever has been received re-
Spectng Grant for the last four mails is construed
sign that some serious disaster has befallen his
army. The French Government is said to have re-
ceiyed dispatches representing the Northern cause
as Oh the OF collapse. What is peculiarly
amusing, under the circumstances, is 10 find the
Iep9s and the Opiaioae NattoaGie describing the
invasion 0f Maryland mere raid OF maraUdcrs.
The proclamation of the Mayor of Baltimore, the
Of wallaccs defeat, and others of the most
important features of the Confederate successes,
carefully suppressed by these honest "news"-
papers.
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4 CARD.-Dr w. II. GIBBS offers
his professional services TO thecitifens Of Rich
iiona. Qniee On west side Of Fourth street, near
jackson, Richmond, Virginia. au i3-i2t.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON FROM THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
The London Netcs says that vessels have just az
rived at Liverpool with about fifteen thousand bales
OF cotton, the proceeds Of which TO go towards
the sinking fund for redeening Confederate bonds
and paying the dividends of the coming April ac-
count, provision having already been made for the
SpDfemiler account.
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THE FIGHTING At MOBILE.

We have received copies of the Mobile papers Of
the 7th instant As they located thirty miles.
from the recent conflict at the forts they do not
tain many particulars OF the engagement. We
copy from them what is of interest
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Inc poor deluded negroes-deluded
by the INSCRIPTIONS and brutal Yankee,
with cunning lies and bad whiskey-en.
tered ths breach in the Confederate works
near petersburg, on Saturday, with the
cry Of Remember Fort Pillow, No
9aar.sr To reasonable and refiectinr
minds, tho snens and the circumstance
sHora abundant cause Of the most unit.
tsrapis dissnstfo the Yankee charact.r !.
utterly destitute. as it il, Of every sent.
naent Of honor or humanity. With the
odda Of three o: four to one against the
south with the world open to them for
material Of war, while It Is shut TO US
with ne advantage Of filing it's ranks
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Y ARGE and Attractive Sale Of hotel Furni-
L ture, nc, xe.--The subscribers having deter
mined TO close the "Ba,ard House." offer for
safe nj the elegant furniture, apPaEtenanes< Ac,
thereof al pTfvale sale, until tho lss day OF Sep
TENDER az which time. unless disposed OF privately
they will commeuce, and continue the sale from
day 10 day, uaii; the whole Ia disposed Of
most OF this furniture Is new, and eostiy--a
great portion of it having been purchased recently
at heavy expense. All of which IL In excellent
condition, on account OF very careful usage.
This saie presents very rare opportunity lof
any party wishing 10 invest, or who desires
good location for hotel keepiag, sc. The coming
winter viii bring large crowds to the capital, and
beyond doubt au excellent business eau DO DONE
the dAisrd Heuse will be closed after the Isf day
VI Auaast, lekerpf 10 parties wishirg 10 examine
the furniture, Ac.) We call the especial attention
OF parties who desire 10 buy the whole with
view OF sr opestaS the house.
For terms, apply 70 T q faitafeuo d Co, propTi.
etofs, OIL EBCG0k,
3-tas No 10 Main -.
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TWO cur friends ana the Pubic genera y.-Ba.rg
& about 81 engage IN smother bT aaGh Of business
"a which due notice wilt ia given 10 short time)
shall tTcm this dag retire from the business OF
real estate suetieneerz, ia which W. have opg
beon engrgei. For the k5arai patronage extended
10 our hcuae We beg leavo 10 tender srSieiu
kuow'edgmsBts- We hive transferred to Mr. w
G-ubbs offcc sGd the gc0d y 81 Of lie establish
ment, and Big lrsvs TO recon- mead hila favorabiy
10 cur ;Tiepds For the pfesgE:. We can BE fcuad
a. our oid slice, next door 10 The ink CT Viisiuia
Ru i-lw GoDDIN & ApPEgSON
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kJWiukA-~Ah perssas inaoetea - the iaae Arm
IN Of lance Culver viii nal 3 Inm sdlals nav
meat 20 ths uadefs&aed add Ill thess hAying
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