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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

4hsss srnts asn sssts eonSe4iy that thfy vsso not
Commissioners appointed BY the Confederate Govern
men to treat for peace with the United States Govern
menL Yet It was eminenily proper that gentlemen 90
disr gushed and so well acquainted with the views and
wishes of the people and Government OF the Oonfede-
raey should OF their notion II furnished with the OPP
POrtunty, intervene 70 bring about negotiations log
peace.
The D:spateh reviews the speech Of Mr.. Rouher,
French Secretary Of State in regard to the danger Of
hosiies with the Uoited States groWing OUT of the
French movements in Mexico. Tie French Minister Of
State eOmbats the ida of any such eventually upon
grounds which the Dispatch argues untsnable save
the hrst which is that America p torn By civil war,
and no one knows when the struggle will end wien,
If ever the separated portions will again unite Dur
ing eli the time that must eSpse in the war; there
coed grounds to hope that the new Mexican empire
will be consolidated" This argument ths Dispatek
considers as st, snt. All others, and especially that
which urges the ympathies Of Francs for America and
Of America for France that piper dismisses with con-
tsmptuous BOshi
The Dispatsh sees in the Lincoln despotism spe.
oies Of "OOssACk philosophy" which rcoOnCil it 10
"purposos more inhumAn than even those which sue
CsssiVs despots Of Russia pronounced bAIbAFOus."
Tho policy Of the HetmanoOF chief of the COssaoks,
that doomed to destruction the mobility Of sEedGn, at
least ntsrceded in behalf of the people, whilst LnoOI
directs his fury agAns. al psopls who refuse the
oath Of allegiance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
az AN Appeal TO TIE PEOPLE OF

THR CONFEDERATE efATEA-The Directors Of The Youns
htn' Christian Annexation Of Richmond respectfully, bot
Confederate eat appeal In behalf o. the solde far
lies thIk sfy Since the Of The Richmond
refuge fer those who have been driven mon ths,
bcmes by rEhle<s snst honssres Of hcp.ea women
children, noi IRON the deyssaied oounes Of Virginia aons
nearly every State Of tie oondeaey have sought
syum IA mSsS Our cseus have been appealed 70 u nun
h oOthng for solds II the neld ana hospital,
Afford food aad nei o their Bussring families, snd nch
hsve hsy In s gres. majority Of instances responded W sI@
sPpes. 80 go.
Jgcs ID liz Aoui,ss VI oh iEiDng osr5 BY ordinary
rr--s-1 - ereSt thst the funds contributed for the
;as ssesh bot htis In purchasing The nseo'sai
LA s!tsz rsr.-t r. shs cethng Bureau appear let
gLSr .sss norssre females Ia this CITY who
seeking employment iron The Govtrnment IL ysn and that hcs.
Tor yin enable hsse poor % procure
sutoency Of the pSneSt food for themselves and ehtre1
Seut ssshnSs, tden nom lie city and country generally
nsas .sesf 0. setaaJ sasyston mun have occurred Ca
supplies both for gstitous dstibutlon ana fer
cost 5Js he agents employed for ne purpose have MOI bsee
esisto prooors the aaHa4fy Of provsiyns repaired
E-Js1 Gess circumstances feel that u 10 eur duty 70 l
W fS0T throughout the Confsaersts State ~
ard Vithgs delay coutbutons Of money and supple
tas Army coaEise q hs Association enee the commence
fayY f9f 10 S7ai aud spiritual welfare Of soldiers
shsr irrreg and for he success Of cur glorious cause.
soss Est be assoarlgod now upon the eve OF COR
.er0 -sdi s. Ne ~, oer lat and nos goriou csmphI
ga.n. zaas % Roger Martini Superintendent, or Wn y
EisI Gasirsaan Of he AImy ooEniiiee VIM be prompt.
shas 5sptTnenaent q he Southern Exprsss oonpsay
erpsess charge 1i9 paid BY them At Rchnond.
0sEEsaIeEs Of sass should also ee .sns these gensrer
JS.B. s.is0sr, sseretsry.
~ Southern srefsr ,quested 10 copy. spsi'--5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

Eusny's fsEos ssDSlslsd 81 10 Vsslmsuis Ct asntsy
Gen. Crook, reported by prisoners to be In confmane
Prisoners Iakeu belong TO Virginia regiments from
Northwestern Virginia. They acknowledge q com-
plete defeat OF Crook.
This move will be made in come considerable force,
With view Of forcing this army from the Valley OF the
bepandoah river. Il this Is their design they can ef
1fothipg. Our army ia adequate TO The work before
e@can rous any force that Grant can spare nom the
delences Of Washington aud Baltimore.
Two army cops are reported following Us. ssi ie from
Crook, who was defeated yesterday, and Waaces eth
corps which SO scundlJ whipped at Frederick City,
Nd.
The force engaged Of our army was a heavy skifmsh
line from Gordons, Rhodes and E,Aors divisions.
Not exceeding 81 900 men were engaged. Tie success
was q bril- liant one
The 9th army cops came up last night From preeent
Indications the enemy are moving 70 our right for
Ashby's GKp having failed In crossing here.
Gen. Early will hold the Shenandoah Valley despite
tho operations of the enemy 1t is important that he
should held this country in order to the uxutiant
crops lat burthen every plantation.
P.s.-HeaYy artillery firing at Ashby's Gap:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

DEAD ExPEssr.-T4e Medical ard, during their
operations Ashland on Tuesday, pat into the army
man named Hughes Who for years before the war; has
not been able 10 get beyond bs yafd without AZ
ssa1ce. The board reported lin for Light duty. The
only duties he will p'rfOrm will be the eating of Con.
Tolerate meat and bread. These little mistakes will
occur TO board filed with Warkc al ard intent upon
vigorous prosecution of their busiress. oaOe before
this Hughes reported for duty and on hebbling
the parade ground at Camp Lee the dill master asked
him what - fool had sen. HIM there? ?" forthwith
got him aeturned 10 his home.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
TIE CITY,

CHARGED WITH STEALIEG DIAMOND RINa.-0ne Of
the detectives of the Secretary of War; was before the
1sJOr this morning TO the charge of stealing
diamond ring from Abbey Howard, woman of III fame
Howard is gOOdl,Okng woman of her cass, with
fair complexion black eyes and most luxurant suit of
red hair Sac Is abou. thirty years old Accused was
formerly one Of the polica of Memphis. lie and the
woman here together, and have till recently,
been living together. Some months ago they fell out
aud this prOsecu ia Of the results of the quarrel
Howard testified that two weeks ago, accused came to
her room, at Josephine Demert5 and asked for his
property referring diamond riOg he had lent her
she handed him the pin, and then demanded hcr pro-
party, referring to the ring and he barded her The
ring but Immediately after che hadpu 1t on her Dg r,
said she SHOULD not have it, and sezng her hand made
her give up; in getting it from her he bruised her
Hoger and Bit her hand, and even then he would not
have got it if she had not to prevent further vioet CO.
tken it q and thrown il into Madame Dement'S lap,
telling her to do with it as she pleased, and Madame
Dsmert gave up prevent further futs in her house.
Molly Hodges cOrroberated the testimony Of Howard
Robert Craddock detective said he knew nothing of
case except what he had heard from the accused.
CIp.ain Ll:ayne said be ohanoed 70 bs 10 the Cap
taih's room, last Friday aud heard Howard use some
pretty rough language. She had pistol, but gave il
up on being asked do Accused had desired 10 have
the woman Demerlt Witness but She il seems, had
gotten out of the way of the court to avoid appearing
and he being confident that this would appear to be
an uliOunded and AllicOus prosecution, declined to
ask continuance of the case. When tie direct testi-
mOny had been gotten through WITH he stated that he
bad bought the ring two years ago in Memphis
and had had it in his possession since except for
tornight, during which he had lent il TO Howard. He
had fallen out with the woman, and tsld her he would
have nothing to do with her, end this Wss thus
accounted TOR her declining to give up the ring quietly
to him, and also for her bringing this charge.
The woman admitted that he bad bought the ring
in Memphis but said he had bought t With her money.
This he denied.
Waterman Baptist said the woman had come to him
on the previous night and expressed desire to with
draw the warrant.
The won, said she wanted to withdraw the warrant
because OF her uuwillingness to appear 10 court.
Some further talk and testimony trauspired, In the
of which she sad she had always been willing
to give him the ring If he would behave himself and
treat her Kindly and that che hsd told him so, &c., 81
Accused said if necessary aud If time were given, he
ud produce d I'm Witle to prove that the ring
his property and had bsen bought By him with bis
own money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
FINANCES.

The Charleston Asresry thinks the plan proposed by
Secretary Trenholm, 10 receive currency deposit, on
call, at per cent interest," will havs good eject upon
our finances. i; adds :. .-....r o.
at has been suggested that cur Banks should now
loau ell their plus funds 70 Government and utterly
refuse discount for epeculators and shall soon
fall in prices; or ct all events check to any further
anvance 10 tie neCessATes Of lIe.s Ell q it
l. Congress viii amend the Tax Act at its rext Sos
sion that the tax should attach the coup OF the
egbt, seven and pss bonds instead Of to the
bonds themselves, as the law provides the Trsa
suIy will receive M ch larger revenue IRON this source
We believe = large amount OF the bonds Gre leaving
daily for Europe, and not ing but taxing the coupons
siH enable the Government to real the tax on
the bonds. Englsn when she pays the public credi.
holder Of her bonds, keeps back the amount Of
the IucOms Tax. VIC might sdvantageouay follow her
example 10 this matter"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

"A Coon CHAkGE.-- It'll reeeasy many Of the deteC
Tes stationed at the points Of departure ofths vaEnrs
railroad trains and other public conveJances to examine
the passports Of perssns leaving the ciy we're Bel more
Tubs" OF the fret Water-ruaans WhOse very look was
an astSult and battery 10 decent man and an insult to
respectable woman. We are glad 10 notice thas these
characters after long term of cice, which Mss oue
of needless oppression TO our people, have been put
and most Of them gotten out Of the city by some ,ans
They are believed TO have gone South-soms "a know
have gone North. Heaven grant that they may never
come back, or tea. may look upon their Xix o
again. Their places have been supplied by men of in
tegry and respectability who beyond bride, aud
W6o can and do disch ge their duties ID frmnsss and
fsihlulness but Withoui hardness insult For this
change the citizens Of Richmond are indebted to ecu
Bragg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

GoEE TO THE YAAKEEs.-J. Newton Vanlew, for many
years hardware merchant Of this city hes gone to
the Yankees and s said TO have been taken By Beast
Batter as special detective Vanlsw, notwithstand-
ing an neubls disease, which rendered him unh; for
anything, should think being conierbed about the
time GTaut made his Ink movement to the Sou.hside,
evening rode out ia his buggy in the direction OF
Malvern Hill and has not been eeen since. If he dis
plays any brains in bis char Of detective, 1t
viii be for the first time in HE life.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
ARREST CT REV. E @ NURBAUGH, OF EPIsCC
PAL CHURCH, BY GRANT.
Especial to the Rvsning Whig ]

PEIIlsBULo. July 27.-Ersythng quiet in front
THE mOrnng. Il Is reported that Grant is still level
ING portions of bis which had lately been
mounted with artillery.
Tsltgnpbic communication between Grants Head
quAEtsrp, near City Point and Norfolk, has been re
established This le has been frequently cut that
the Yankee General has issued order to arrest all the
prominent eiz ms residing the route, 10 be held
DO stages sgSirst the Of salar acts in the
future. Amoog the number thus conf ned at Fort
POvhARn Is the Rev. ( o. Murdaugh, of the Episcopal
Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

A TnIEP-Ja!nes II. Marshall was before the My
or this morning for stealing 80 In gola and Ill
vor from Mrs. Mary Wade Il appears that las: Sun.
day arshal entered Mfs. Wades horss in Screamers
Wills in her Abssrc, aud stole her purse containing the
amount named, He was arrested, ard, the money be-
ing found in his pcoke:, confessed The theft He was
sont on to the .tlngs Court He is conscrp. from
Camp Lee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
FROM LOUISIANA.

CLzrOS, La, July 2s.-Tbs enemy have Withdrawn
nearly all of the garrison from Baton Rouge. Seventy
OF their men deserted ct one time.
New odsAns papers Of the 90 have been received.
The Negro Convention adopted the Constitution BY q
vote Of 65 yeas 10 Is Maya
Gold l. quoted As Sl2; cotton at lsS.
General Banks has is,usd order that no gold shall
be cold unless first deposited In the United safes Trea
sury.
Two or more District Judges, In New Orleans, have
resigned in eORsC QuSnoo of HOWsIs removal for de-
usion on the negro question.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

ARcFrc ExFioHArIoEs.-AnolLef chapter in the HE
tory Of Aret expeditions Is HbOui to be opened Cap
tain O T. Hall, with two qlimluK set sail from New
London, Conn on Thursday last The ship which took
him i bound to The Asee Seas upOns whaling voyage
and Captain Hal and his companions to be set
shore a. some point nos named. FsOm the place Of
lauding they are to make their way overland 70 such
places Of interest a. Captain Han may determine to
vie What bis plan may Be seems 20 be uncertain as
mare details OF his designs giVsn. Vita other
cor pAnions than Equiuan1 be eEPecs to achieve re-
spS bV land e1plo ATOM which she crews Of tbs YES
fsls hitherto engaged In Arctic expeditions have not
been abls 10 accomplish.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

Ehs Mayer. hewssss, wss sAtsASA thii Is had
been guilty Of no larceny, but that the woman had
trumpod up the prosecution through malicious motives
He therefore gave tho ring 10 accused and discharged
him without more ado.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
SRERAAE'S SOLDIERS As VILE as
HRI NTlG

Ga Monday Of last week, Eve Yankee soldiers, white
meR, entered the house Of Mr.. -, an aged and highly
respectable eitz Of Fulton county, Who lived twelve
miles nOF.h Of Atlanta, and after s1pslng the father
and mother from their home violated the person Of the
daUsh:er, an intelligent and beautiful sir, seventeen
years Of age The dead body Of sho girl vas found in
house by some Of our scouts. Hor parents, crazsd
grief, narrated The facts 70 our soldisTs.
Can we mach longer trsas suoa demons as prisoners
of var or even ss human beiuss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

PETERsBuRs, July Ss.-TOdAy Che forty second O.
the sisge was decidedly the most quiet Of the sam
psgn. There was scarcely any picket firing, Andno
more than one or two discharges Of artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

ROBINSON, ADAMS . co., AuoTozEERA, l. =
-Ieal b1e (Jornsr Och 4 Main street. 81 d ~.
ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 2ath inst, We will
~ enr, At Aactlon IArgeAld abrasive ISser.usn. Of
Groceries, Manufactured rtbaceo' Cigars Liquors and sand'
20 bbI n. o. Sugars,
J5K. do,
10 Sos orusass de-,
10 e,skS New Res (srpssted 10 arrEeS
50 boxes Csndle,
Is TuEpenlne Soap,
eco doE Brown WiEcsor do,
lsJ I" Fancy de-, ..
10 boxes Boston Brown do,
$40 los Choice Bacon,
1000 lbs L. d IN bois and kegs,
IL bass Grain Pepper,
10 Eess B. oars sods, with general ass'rtmsnt Of
ALSO,
$50 pkgs Manufactured Tobieoo, 81
10000 lbs Smoking Tobacco In bbI, bass and bales,
900 Cuba ard Florids Cigars
10 BIB jamaica Rum,
y cAks 1cgnao Brandy
~ Casa Jam alca Rum.
ALSO otson Cards, sheets No. 10; and variety
Of Boots, shoes, and Dry @ ods.
Parties dtBrR eonstgn goodi for the above sale vii
please fall give notice with invoices early a. THUR
DAY oraiug.
jy9s ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

FoR;rALIIss-George W. Bsuoo this morning
fined $2b by the Mayor Tor buying meat in the market
to sell in his grocery bard BY. These huckiters are
AIving the people of Richmond. s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON PoURTll

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON FOURTH,
(BetWssn Clay and Leigh Sireets)
FOR RENT-AND FURNITURE FOR SALE,
AT AUCTION
THE very neat and desirably located Brick
Il dwelling Houss the AIDE Of eth, between oliy
Leigh streets occupied BY Mr. Pete L. Mogau will be
renssd out al auetlsu year. ssJUzDAy ae s0h
Jly 1874 be premises at 10 eOck. Alter the reata Of
dwedng the greater portion Of the Househod Furniture Nj
Sold oooS las Of The usual variety, EMBRACING the VERY beat
Articles CT the Kind including superior artaVe Piano
Thu favorable opportunity 70 excellent residence
and also furnish In the most elegsni ss, a. the urnf,
Is Of very superior quality. frr
Terms sale Possession Of the dvellIng given Ia wees o.
ten dAJs G0DoIh APPERSUh,
jy2S IDS -"tr '-t.tl user i--aIa .ailA GEc,7.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

ET7FpS6aF ooTTIaF OWNING daa.l
TO THE PUBLIC.

A IN the Tin and l6tn June, 1909, PoruohtI
oily % aGss. s q :ss in
soony Va and stating they y.s na2 q ss ~
ne me ,sSs sgs SIss sI:nsa. open ssrs,
ny spesns psp and sy.sy from Gala =
:.s VIZ. sSsa sasass sisss "a us:
sua. supply Of meat prOysads family sappass o. svy
Sort Ac ihsy se.ed and carried "a large seuu
: ssps. "a, 10 cospon bond city Of Lypchburr. Mo-.
s57. $50, 90, 800, SCI, es2, ssS. sA seS Sas-eaeh
s.psse, ,cse9e.so 5000 ssoh Nos. sas, sH, sss =.
s.ps 3. $ "a, 100 s.sa, Mes $50 ssl $500
ssps.nSsr 30, bonds, No. i4s iG las
september 3d. bonds, Nos. 9ss, iss t2Oa
September sc-a so.ds, Nos. ssi, 10000
each, W
lThs.. i,'ssd . LyesAsu,g Ere and HS's Co..
bresidsatl Oct 81; one coupon sosd 0ty Of I, nsh:
By ain sssis Asd 70 James saunders and By him
Egnsd 70 myself, dated nj JAHusry, 1868, le.eo'
,0Ooe
s. I've Certificates Of q per cent oonfsdsrsssl
No. iss dated March 2sd, iss., for ,sesoe ~"
No. 1905 dated April is, 1884, for s,feo)
& Ab0uti0O Tobacco notss, for hhds tobacco stored
s. Ess mos eooas, decd, ,.cursd By uun dssa
@ 4 i l.s:ss, bond sss; "a a.. s'' 0'' l
IL ,. o. Williams, bend due, Lee
IL Charles Anthsny. bonds 5000 EACH DUE 10 zee
II. A B. Rueksr. bond due, eHe
H. y. Better, bond, due teW
u. A Woodruff two bonds each OIL JOG, Gus $500
IS Vim. u. WiHisms four bonds $50 each, dzs Ieeo
per cent. Certificates obtain ID 81 Eynehsurg De-
postory, 10 name, dated 2oh hsrch 1884 Ne o. slee
is wllasm Ovens, bsnds dated 2iih Nay, lsA, Zach
Ssls O., $40
H. L. LaesdO, bond for hire Of Bob for year IseA,
and due LIT January, 1865, for about $50
Tive this police to the world prevent nay
negotiation Of these securities and 70 have taken
sps enioin the payment Of them any then ana mr.
possible, protse. myself against the sonsequepess Of h est
rage. SAMUEL MILnER
Ia 2tawln Campbell county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

FIRE II AIIAurA-A large Ere CURED in Atlanta
on Tuesday. Tho large buildings extending from the
esrnor Of Alabama and Whitehall to tbs centre Of the
block, and known as the ''OonROly buildings" were
entirely destroyed. Toe aro vas supposed to have
been the work Of an incendary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

IN THE City OF RIoHhosD
AT THE NoRTHWEsr o,RSsR OF 6EH CANAL SIRE ETs,
AND no USEH0LD FURNITURE q SLA YES,
PoR BALE al kUOTIos.
A 7 the request of the deyisees and heirs at
"a law Of the at4 William hunfoTd We shall at auction
on the prsm FRIDAY tn, 2sh july 1864 10 o'clock
NJ that vukbe half .o No. $751; located shove with
the rye dwelling thereof recently occupied By
ssrsh Munford fhe lot fronts 90 west ns Nth
1857 fest ruanIrg back the North as Of anal
l80A will dvissd sell with the x
ssI divide the bal Of the land
feet each, fronting on Fifth street
The oc1ton Of this property In de'rSble neighborhood
and convenient to the business Of the city.
tina Of the dwelling will be sod the Household
other Furnu5e belonging to the estate Of the late M seah
Aunford, consisting Ihe uIual variety Also negro No
man sged twenty four yeA and her two cbdrsp aged four
ana yeAr; and aeothe negro Woman (who nrm sgei
about aiItY years.
the onehlrd cssh balance and
two yesrs bonds interest," secured trust deed
All esE al the option purchaser For tbs Furniture
~ &c IDS eoDDIE APPERsoE. Aueta.
eAfer sale Of the furniture, WIN be sold number OF
miscellaneous Books including several rT. vsns bouad and
" D,ps,oh copy. xssi..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

FnL-fhs ere yesterday was st hrs- John Blakeys,
on 2Oh street. bstEesn Franklin and Grace The roof
Of the kitchen took Gre IRON the chimney bat vas ex-
dngOlshsd By the PFOmPt sEsrtion Of the nSighbOrs
before any damage vas dOas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
AUOTnos sAlEs-,urolsa IA,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ NEG II BS.
Purent 70 decree Of N. County court Of Hanover in the
Of Gross Harris and others wal sell ~ pubis auction,
auction house Of HILL Dickinson o., Friday tho
1871 day Of Aug ist next, AZ 10 O'CLOCK,
ELEVEN VALUABLE SLAVES,
consisting Of Women, Boys and GlnI. = -.
~ 93-ctd ". z. WIEE. O'N'"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
DANAWAY PROM THE SUBsCRIBRE

HI or the piehs Of ne 18th prs5tnf month uly M
nsze CIR LUCY SIC .ecui Of ass bright nssiio
voui Il ppos lee po1nds has good front tes
sioo,pE parefased her in the city Of Rial ond sbo
Oh 10Th sfwsrch last At ne auction Il TIE nef.rs
ason, Elh 90 abe rsssd cara b. lazy Of
~ o. TyIs and BY her 500 70 81 The name Of r
yrss 81 y ari Z 20 get back 20 tbs city Tor her apo
hssec esffg n ~ tioaetde. Pttsyivs county v
y -. - her IN J. J. uE1LHY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
PERSONAL.
VRRY ImPORTANT no AL CARPENTER
FAMILIES.

WANTRD-The descendants or other rela.
w lives Of BUsHRoD oAKPEETE1 ESQ, yhs lived a on,
1900 King and oasea county. Va 1Pgy y letter
pI syei I1ii S.h. u UPPER BEDFORD i,s: Lsvsss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
ATgW 6oUDsl NEW GOODS
IL lss ~ tIAl MAIN STREET.

NEW 60UDSl NEW GOODS
IN l4l MAIN STREET.
1856 yard: Light and dark prints
POO "a scotch lnghems
l0oo DO English bsrsse -
200 60 81 eolored craps berass-for summer eoaks
sg.0 do super beaehed shlrtins
to1 do white bfttsns
80 do super erode Rhine kilk
30 DO all wool black muslin
1860 do fancy zip ~ do
80 do super black alpaeas
TOO 90 DO DO merino
100 30 farmers satln-for gAtsy
200 do super Irish linen
100 DO brown linen
800 do BIRDS eye diaper
100 descn windsor soap "A
30 do toilet do
100 do pocket knives
900 do Cests' sp ,ol cotton
200 % Brooks do do glazed black
81 do fancy ties
50 DO black do
100 do paper collars
20 do linen do
30 do fsncy shrs
do While do linen hosors
10 do hoop skrts
30 do nsrino shirts
90 M needles 90 70 No. s
lt0 d, GO 5toNe. 10
BIC dozen vest buckles
100 pair cotton esrds--
b gross black lasting coat buttons
30 DO do Do do
so do git Gafibald drsss do
Ysrsais By 1ISRED roLLssos,
iSis-sse hl Main b., raymond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

BY 7. ". KEE5EE, Luctn
omes corner ef l2sh and Cary streets.
1S0 CONDEMNED WAGONS.
IOO rs couie ansd Horses aud ules
win be SOLD 90 ~ morning. august 6h, commanding ~
10 O'CLOCK at The v. g. BAcon's QsATtsr Branch
: 100 Condemned Wagons, fnd
Is do HorssI and Mules
By order Of 4. P. ARoHHR,
Msjor and Qaart,rmaEtsr
jy2T-.d T. W. KshsEk, Anetr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
GOLD AT ana.
BANKS PROHIBITS TIE SALE OF GOLD.
From PETERS RuRn.

n..ia.s..e. Of Di.sris. RIDE. on "a. N.grs ...lis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
EVERYTHING QUIET IN FRONT
Grant Still LsveHDg his BrsastwOrks.

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