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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-08

The FiaE IN AMsRIcus, GEoRGIA.-From letter
published in the Macon Inteiigenee we gather the
annexed facts i'll regard to the late great fire in
Americas
The fire broke out about Ave O'Clock Tuesday
ming. Two entire squares, facing six streets on the
public front, arc destroyed together with eonsidera-
Bile furniture, stores and drugs consuming also, a
large quantity of cotton, amounting to eight thou
sand bales. The principal losers are ]. Y. Price,
warehouse, $4,000; j. O. Bird, $4,000; Wheatley,
S60,000 W. A. Hawkins, SIS, ,000 Steward, S2i 900
John A Hail. Ss 900; Greenxald, $1,000; besides
Government property, consisting Of tithe cotton
one hundred 0r-more bales--and tthe wheat, with
quarterInaster stores of other descriptions. Be-
sides this, about hundred and fifty bales of pri
vate cotton, not under cover. The total loss
amounted to about s., ,30O,U0O The buildings COLI
sisted mostly of business houses, warerooms, store
rooms and mechanic shops; among them, however,
were large hospital buildings, capable of accommo-
dating two hundred patients, which We're being ar
ranged for two hundred more. Whether ii was the
work Of an incendiary, it is not yet ascertained.
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,7g SPECIAL NoTIcR. will call the
-, If the trade to our sale OF 0RooERi -,
n",ttyynN GOODS and SUNDRIES, Oh FRIDAY
wa, wa ~ Oh Instant when W. VIII oiier
A.A'' I, ,rn-l, choice New orlcars Sugar,
ta Ja common 20 medium Sugar,
n do Crashed Sugar,
40 l,s- 81 C4tbena;" Soda,
5.f,rr.l. C-hl and Laguayra Coffee,
du RIo t"tI'y,
"a b.g, Virginia salt, .
Il .hg>ts Gucn Tea,
. ! chests Young Hyson Tea,
4si bounds Soir Leather,
30 44zrn superior French Caifsktns,
,-..I. ., g.,Iti;,i assortment OF Groceries.
'''' ALSO,
+, bales II Augusta Shectinss,
i, IS 10. Shirtings,
i 10 Cotton Yarns, assorted,
~ r,qr,- 81 Virginia Cashmere,
d. d. do DO,
= losgn Pr,ke.- knives,
jgt gross Steel Pens,
is.asi Needles. assorted, I'M packages. to 49,
4nA ~, OF Knives aud Forks,
.J fi,.4- S,ih llsndkerchirfs,
letter Paper, Day Books, Netktles,
P4psr collars, ,nd a variety of Boots.
Shoes, DIV foods, 81.
ALSO,
Will. added to the above:
ll gross Flb,T's Pencils,
So gloss p,n-hOliers,
30 llngllrou. Gram Alcohol, 81 per cent,
iau-h,7.u Pure Holland GiH imported IN
l,Gl,
E.! luir,ly1 Wrapping Paper.
ALSO,
sor n. a5-es Manufactured Tobacco,
10 uy Kry,ha tud Plantation Florida Cigars
ROBINSON, ADAMS & co,
AuCtioueeTS.
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o'clock General Mcclellan was there en-
tertaining SOME personal friends, and the
rous crowd. The band struck up a sercnade Of
spirited music and a speech Of ecngfatuaton was
made by Mr.. f. L. Foote, vi Orange Loud calls
then nude for the General, who was finally in
luced TO appear aui make few informal remarks
III acknowledgment Of the compliment paid him.
lie said he did not believe they expected speech
from him, did he feel disposed to make any ex
entirely too new, and he could scarcely real-
ize the position in which he had been placed After
again thinking them for the compliment of their
visit, the General withdrew amid the cheers Of the
assembly and the music Of the band. A number
Of friends accompanied him into the house and
were Hospitality entertained.
1t Is understood that he will be waited upon this
evening by delegation from New York, accom-
panied by Dodsworth's band.
Gold in New York, on the 81, was quoted at 2ila
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THE BATTLE ON THE MACON RAILROAD

THE BATTLE Ot THE MACON RAILROAO.
The Macon Iate'!igeaeer, of the lst instant, has
the following brief account of the fight the Macon
and Western railroad just previous to the capture
OF Atlanta:
To-day the Yankees effected II lodgment Oh the
Macon and Western railroad, between Rough and
Ready and East Point stations. They attacked our
forces with six corps and by very fierce and obst-
nate effort succeeded in gaining the position which
divides our army. General Hardee's corps, un,er
Cleburne, and Lees corps, all combined, under
charge of General Hafdee resisted the advance of
the enemy with determined valor and unexampled
bravery from early this morning until night, when
the enemy still held possession of the road.
General Hood, with Stewarts corps and the Geor-
gia militia, remains III Atlanta, and communication
between the two portions is kept up only by courers
1t is supposed that the enemy will make rapid and
terrible onset the detenees of Atlanta at the
hest moment they can reach the city.
The battle was very heavy along the entire line
to-day, and resulted i'll very considerable loss to
A large number Of the wounded Were arriving on
the trains during the night
General Patton Anderson seriously wounded
in the face, and General Cumming wounded very
badly They will arrive at this place Oh the night
train,
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SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

We learn that Mr. Joseph Tree, formerly OF the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Telegraph Line has
been appointed Superintendent of the Southern
Telegraph Company, i'll place OF Mr.. j. K Doweil
resigned While it is q matter OF regret that Nj
DoweIl's valuable services could not have been le-
tanned, We congratulate the company upon the Bood
Judgment displayed in the appointment oil Ills sue
cessor Mr.. Tree is man Of extensive experience
in the telegraph business, and thoroughly coniPe-
tent to discharge the duties OF his new position
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By TELEGRAPH.
aGR4NT And HIS fAHILY-0PERATT0N
OyJANES KfYER ETC

-
AGR4NT AND Hrs LY-OPERAT7ONS
on JAMES RTYER. Ere.
tETEasBrKo, september H. General Grant has
his family now with hn1at city Point. TAsy occu-
py the splendid mansion Of DR.. Eppes, which has
been thoroughly repaired Cor the L.eutenant- -0en.
eral.
The Yankee sanitary boats go down'the James
river always fully loaded with sick and wounded
Their Transports for the last several dAys have been
plying regularly between City Point and Old Point
some taking away troops, others bringing troops
back. Grant appears at loss to know what To do.
The lower country is overrun by bands Of ma
rauders nom Newport News, and the Yankee van-
dals naval brigade, under the Brandon" Graham,
ply up and down the river, pFeying upon the fafm-
ers along its shore. making clean sweeps Of horses
negroes and crops.
On Friday last, the ID instant, two gunboats
visited Smithfeld and landed force. They carried
of several citizens and all the negroes they could
get hold Of At the same time party made dass.
ON Days Neck and secured some horses, which thu!
proposed embarkihg in fats they have COR that
purpose, but they were driven Oh by a detachmen.
of men under Lieutenant James II. woodley, Of the
Signal Corps, and had to leave their plunder with
precipitate haste. These predatory excursions Of
the enemy will come to grief yet.
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MAYORS Court, YEsFERpAY-Ree0rdei Cdski

MAYORS Court, YESTERDAY Recorder Caskie
presidmg.-In this court, yesterday no case worthy
Of elaboration was brought forward, and we only
append a brief summary: w B. Sims, a tailor liv-
ing Second street, fined SO for dealing with
slave without permission from his owner SINH
lar fine imposed upon james Moore for permit
ting his slave to go at large; John Ii. Metlor was
also fined $50 for selling liquor without license
William Spicer, charged with stealing COW from
DR. John X. Garnett, of Henrieo was remailded to
the custody of the officers to be taken before "a
county justice for examination the offence having
been committed beyond the limits of the city; about
one dozen negroes were ordered to be whipped for
variety OF delinqueneies charged against them.
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.,s.S,r,lAL NoucE.-~WiH be added
!; 'H' >'' GROCERIES,,
,..;os promptly At II o'da,k,
...:l", ~, 80. N5Yrcll K Co : Frnch Brandy,
ls blNss rurFcntsne soap,
VI. Cotton Ians--a iiue assortment oi
Numbers,
.,.l,> "A Augusta sheeting,
i" IS Augusta She1tng,
-, -, K salt,
hand. spirits Tasp ntine,
e. Nsys Orleans Mohsses,
IKE, q iylaed Sagar,
n,c. Pane Rio Cuii'e,
~, English Letter Paper.
BESIDES,
,a,-.n's Backing, Horse Brushes,
j. ,srs,ion caps, Steel Pens,
M,n,oranlum Books.
TARDY & WILLIAMS,
AGctioneeTs.
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PARDON REFUsED.-Governor Smith has refused
to grant the application for the pardon of two iree
negroes named James and Charles Harris, convicted
at the August term of the Hastings Court of break
ing into the storeroom Of Mr.. Alexander r. Holla-
day aud stealing about six thousand dollars worth
of groceries The sentence of the Court will, there
fore, be carried into effect and they will be sold into
absolute slavery for life OH Monday next
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CITY ScAvESGER.-The committee recently ap-
pointed to consider the expediency Of creating the
office OF City scavenger have, We understand, de-
eided upon favorable report, which will be SUBJ
mitted to the City Council for their action on Mon-
necessity for officer of this kind in Richmond has
been manestto the citizens for long time, and it
is to be hoped that the Council will forthwith take
the matter III hand; and if suitable person cannot
be obtained otherwise get the Secretary to detail
from the army for that purpose
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.ADND THEATRE.

DICiMOND THEATRE,
IL, Cuner Seventh and Broad streets.
! ting snl Stage Manager. d. OGDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, September 5, loGl
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
i ;A. engagement of the charming artistic
MISS IDA VERNON,
u. Which occasion she VIII appear, for the last time,
IL her beautiful portraiture of the proud
spirited and proud-hearted
AURORA FLOYD,
,5d,Ii..l to drag through scenes OF inviting JOY
ana hope the conceded but heavy curse
Vi Ler own at of iisobcdenoe to
her father.
II. UGDEN As --......---,...... JOllN MELLiSH,
Il, uOb!e-helrted Yorkshire gentleman, sub
timely rejecting the most plausive accu-
s4tions against his young
wife's honor
4 $ CHARLES,
J WELLS,
HARRY GUI0N,
Mrs Z DfBAR
ALL IN TIE CAST
NO FARCE
tnl,y next
\ GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE.
Several Novelties in preparation.
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YANKEE PRIsosERs.-4At the Libby yesterday
twenty-odd Yankee prisoners, captured i'll the VAL
ley by General Early, were registered The cap
tves on Belle Isle are as Well cared for as their po-
sition deserves and a large number of them make
hesitation in saying that they better of than
they would be in the army.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN At HOME.
From the Newark New Jersey ADVERTISER Sep
tember |.

The usually quiet townof Orange was quite ant
mated Yesterday on the announcement OF the noini-
ration of General Mcclellan, who has recently bs-
come a resident ON the mountain just back of the
town. The event Of his nomination at Chicago was
announced BY salute, which was hred IN front ~
the Pa1k House As night approached, the streets
hecamu thronged with people, who soon began TO
move i, the direction Of General McClclan's moun-
tam home. About O'Clock quite = procession, ln-
cludins number q citizens S e ss.+s s.srtss S for
ths house, Which they reached about ten
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PIERRE SoULE.-A correspondent at Havana,
writing under date Of the 18th, says:
Last week a schooner from Nassau brought to
port no less parsonage than Mr.. Pierre Soule,
but for what purpose am quite unable to say. 1t
is supposed by some that he is awaiting the return
here Of General Preston, who went to Europe, and
not To Mexlco, as was erroneonsly reported"
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

The sub Joined summary is made up from Noithern
papers Of the ith instant
STATIONS WAR BULLETIN,
Stanton send. the following bulletin to General
Dix:
WAR DEPAETMEXT,
WASHINGTON, September }, 1864.
10 Mayor General DIR, NeW lo,k:
No later intelligence from Atlanta than my t,ie-
gram of last night has been received. The tele-
graph lines between Nashville and Chattanooga
were broken last night by Wheeler, and We have
nothing south of Nashville to-day. This accounts
for the absence of later information from Atlanta
No doubt is entertained here of the correctness OF
the reports received last night, which came from two
independent sources, besides the official dispatch Of
General Slocum.
An official report this evening from Nashville
states that the damage done by Wheeler to the rail-
road will b speedily repaired, and that Wheeler had
retreated. General Rosseau is i'll pursuit.
In an engagement between Eosseau's and Wheel
er's forces, the rebel General Kelly mortIiiy
wounded, and is in our hands.
A telegram from General Sheridan states that
Early has retreated up the Shenandoah Valley, and
is pursued by Sheridan with his whole army; and
that Avelill had attacked Vaughan's cavalry and
captured twenty wagons, two battle-tiags number
OF prisoners and herd VI cattle.
.EDwIS NJ. STANTON,
Secretary oi War.
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8itbuono 4ispattbl,

The DAILY DisrArcH is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY osSrs per copy Cry CARRIERS are author
lzcd To charge ONE noLLAR AEU PITY CENTS per
week to regular subscribers.
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FIRE.-A stable ON the vacant lot at the corner
of Main and Seventh streets. belonging to Mr.. Will
liam G. Allen, was destroyed by fire yesterday at
half-past II O'clock. 1t was believed to have been
the work Of an incendiary.
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CRops THE SouTH.-From Middle Georgia we
learn that the corn, wheat and all the crops, have
been very abundant this season. Indeed, the fields
in that section have never been known to yield 50
large crop Of grain. Corn particularly has BEEN
prolific, and will fully make up for the deficiency IN
he seaboar,l counties
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The MEXICAN EnrIar-S dispatch from New
York, dated September Sd, says:
The Mexican Minister, Romero emphatically de-
nes that Juarez has left Mexico, has intentions
OF doing so, and asserts that the monarchy III Mex
leo is yet to be established.
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CAPrvaED.-It is reported that General Nichols
and General Hays, who left here last month for
have been captured. We did not hear at what point
nor amy Of the partieulars.-Ly LyneAbary Ysrginsaa.
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LINCOLN ADVISED TO REsIoS.-The Albany Me-
Nnrkl .Matrsatan a RruuLlican oruan. says

York; Statesman, Republican organ, says:
There is only way to prevent the Democrats
from electng the next President and that is to have
President Lincoln to decline the nomination his
successor to be either Generals Grant, Sherman,
Butler or Hancock. Such nomination would unite
the party, Nothing else ever will. Divided as the
party now is between the friends Of Lincoln, Free
mont, Chase, Seward and Weed, the party cannot
avoid most humiliating defeat in November. The
catastrophe can yet be ayerted, bat only BY the de-
tension Of Mr.. Lincoln.
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

The Chronicle says that information from the
Army Of the Potomac is to the effect that nothing
has traaspired for days past. Picket unng Is
ndulged on parts OF the line at night, but almost
entirely ceases during the day.
General Meade left the front on Thursday eve
ming ON a ten days leave. General Parke, being ut
present the ranking officer in the army, assumes
command in General Meadc's absence.
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Heavy RoBEERY.-On Tuesday night the resi-
dence Of Mr. George Lee, ON the corner Of franklin
and Sixth streets, was burglariosisly entered by
thieves and robbed of about ten thousand dollars
worth Of coffee, sugar. Lard liquors and other gro-
ceries Mr.. Lee had some tine since removed his
consequence Of an attempt xhich was made to break
into the basement; and from the procedure of the
operators ON Tuesday ngiats strong suspicious
entertained that the thieves have been well ac-
quainted with the movements on his lot. They
went prepared with q ladder, buckets =and ropes,
and sscendad to the window Essling - store
from the outside here it is supposed the buck
to the ground, With the rope swung across the first
round of the ladder In order to prevent them from
striking against the side of the house, and thereby
possibly alarming the inmates by the noise which
would be made in humping against it, Marks were
visible yesterday morning where the ladder was
dragged through the yard to the back alley, where,
doubtless, wagon was in waiting.
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.eIUllMOND VARIETIES,

IIIaIthNH sIINtI, Iithl 10 IsANIihII5V fIUINf'T
IituRsDAY EVENING, September Sth.
Giaa. -uca.ss oi the renowned OI.IO MINSTRELS
lIr,, appearance Of HARRY T. ALLEN in his
tlulc SynS, Ballads and Negro Dehneation.
E'yth,gJat.an, my Joe John and the Con-
pt'a i..h.ei.t tonight. Stocks up and Stocks
tJ4g.
tiiE PklAA DONNA, anI several new and
,i4l!d e,ccntr.eitIea III active preparation.
JiA. BUCKLEY, CHARLEY WHITE, BILLY PHII,
nin LtwIs, CHARLEY HARRIS, LIE HANIIToS,
'i'' lNfz fIofp, Miss CARRIE BENTLEY, the Fe-
"i.t jig Dancer and host ot others appear.
Nr' small bilis. Sc Sits
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FROM GEORGIA-WHEELER OPERA
TTOHS

MAcoS, September 6.-The situation at the front
is not materially changed. The enemy are reported
advancing, but this is not credited.
An officer from Rome, Georgia, reports that the
tunnel at Tunnel Hill was blown up by Wheeler
several days ago. The last heard from Wheeler AZ
General Hoods headquarters, he was between Chat
tanooga and Murfreesboro'.
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MoBiLE, September 6.-An quiet bsicz. Ther
were seven vessels in sight this morning, but only
four are to be seen this evening"
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Mr.. W. b. Egerton, citizen of Petersburg, died
in the Federal prison at Elmira, New York, On the
2lst ultimo,
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WE GRAND BALL OF THE MAG

= bnhiES br,nn "a, ODD Apple and French
sorghum s., ma ma hte Whiskey, Blackberry Wine,
WhitrSrn'ali'd ana New Orleans Moass,s, Tanners Oil,
Nail. pa@ oid dominion Nails, assorted Fencing
pcr Isstb%, M. o isope, Cotton Yarns Sole and Up
cotton O. Slap Leather, shelied Oats, Corn,
DOlestles 80 - 'l'i1ts 1nfpentine and Naptla Plaid
baco, sbn.-s gar, Manufactured and Smoking To-
coiognn,1,, =, ..alsaias, Wrapping Paper, &c., Oh
X. X. ROBERTS,
c.,,.. Commission Merchant,
seS-a,s N''ief Vi Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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LOCAL MATTEHs.

srEArrso A Cow William spicer, 4 etnteel-look-
ing white man, about forty-fve yea1ief age. wls
taken before Justice Nettless Of He1gieo county
yesterday, to answer the charge Ok stealing a CIV
from DIR. John r. Garuett, II HvnIie8 esrnty. on
Monday morning Dr Gafueft missed the COW from
his farm, which Is about eight mile. I'm the city
quently traced to this city and found id the First
Market, where she had been offered FOR salazby
Spiccr to Mr.. George Freeman, Of Mafkhester. In
company with the accused was d negro msll, no. it
is claimed by Spicer, employed him tosell the ami
NAL but the truth Of this statement II doubted
DR. Garnett stated before the Justice that the COW
was estray. and had been running with lbs own
for about two years. He had taken proper steps to
ascertain her owner, but no one had xef tlaimed
her. At the conclusion Of the evidences heprisoner
Was sent ON for examination before tie County
Court, and bail was refused him. =
Mathew, the negro alluded 10 above as having
employed Spieer to sell the COW for him, was also
examined by Justice Nettes, and aemanded for fur
ther trial by higher court.
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{ GRAND BALI will be given at the
4 NEW MARKET HALL,
Collier Of Sixth and Marshall streets,)
a. MONDAY EVENING next, September IL, 1861.
uGml March to commence precisely at o'clock
N Ma4i by Professor Tremer's Cotiiion Band.
y. pan, VIII be spared to make this ole OF the
h- plea ant parties of the season.
MASAEERs:
F. bGLARUE. w. DAVIS.
~---lt- r. EMERSON, Proprietor.
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su ana NJ, ~ AlNG.-PIANOS TUNED
Apply a s.rrAihED y. in the city and country
Church. On ae a lsifd door south Of Leigh Street
81 62easa,. - s.eht,-hith street, Church HIu.
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Il HatNaLf. very nice BUGGY AND
aud aal,as, t. Apply at the corner Of Grace
&c 5-3ts
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PERSONAL.

Nj R. ROSEMARY (Gardener) win please
lyt call to me, at Headquarters Artillery.
Third Corps, Army Of Northern Virginia, on rail-
road, above eidon Depot, near Halifax street, Pc
tersburg, Virginia. X. l.. WALKER,
Colonel and Chief of Artillery,
SO S-2ts Third Corps.
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------"-'- -, = natl,saei daily, Sundays except
Tet psrs,'" ,n,,,a+ = sr twelve months; r~, srs
a Il pokf, no',,h; ,.,'s,hs; g,s po,Lxes fer THREE
,sI.ss iof ss .s',t,Ws ior one month, III advance.
bon,hs es ~, BY mai are at the l'ss OF those
-, A, tkca', .----.-uuuu--
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FASHIONABLE DANCING AND

l. FASHIONABLE ID AN GIN q AND
! NALIZiNG ACADEMY -PRof. THOMAS
: Nhhk respectfully announces that he Will
Ir,!E'n hia DANCING AND WALTZfNG ACAD-
LAl Gh SATURDAY next, September 10th, 1864,
t- Ay EAthAAGE CONCERT HALL, corner OF
''.ikAn tnI Fourteenth streets.
~! 'Ar latest and most fashionable Dances will be
iAruninl
"A'' Of lIlflpS: For ladies', misses and mas
ftnTT''t[ WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AZ
''n NpoA itOn . till O'clock For gentlemen,
'NH g." hDAESDAY and SATURDAY EV VENISG,
",u 8 hh 10 Uolock
'''ns ir,illHe 10 enter their childPn are
'''' 10 - s9ileNt SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
i'"s.' tii1y dollars per quarter or twenty dol
E' m1ith, payable invariably III advance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,.-.------, Nar,cs.- Particular atten-
e. Sff''' H. sslp bf that valuable REAL aud
t...r ,s tailrd gr,TE a. Il, be made THIS DAY af
PRISON " ~ ! II kEESEE,
i1g,|et N c JACOBS.
,,...,,.ay~ Ii John Jacobs. deceased.
,..,. N r>yloS, Afeh'"'''
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NHOMAS L. CLARK, Grenada, Missis-
sissippi Send the package on at once. II is
much wanted here. Sc S--5ts CARR
CPECIAL NOTICE.-TheN lady who
- purchased HAT from servant girl in the
Second Market ON Wednesday morning for sixteen
thorized to sell it. T. NJ. EGGLESTON,
Sc S-lts Corner OF First and Canal streets.
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EFFER son MALE ACADEMY,
81 TWENTY-FIFTI, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, CHURCH IiILL.--The Ninth
Annual Session of this SCHOOL will commence on
MONDAY, the 18th Of September.
G. W. PETHERBRIDGE,
Sc G-eod6ts Principal
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Several Novelties III preparation.
sit
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MISS AINSLIE'S SCHOOL, CORNER
lV OF GRACE AND TWENTY-SIxTH
STREETS, will re-open on MONDAY, the l9th VI
September. Terms made known On application.