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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
J. N. LYONS
From the Rev. Thos. Winter Pastor Of Ro1-

From the Rev. ,Thos. Winter Pastor Of Ro1-
. borough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson dear Sir;-I feel 1T dye TO
your excellent preparation, Hoofand's German
Bvters, TO add my testimony to the dcsefved
reputation it has obtained. have for yeara,
AT times, been troubled with great disorder in
my head and nervous system. l was advised
by friend to try your German Bitters, did
so and have experienced great and unexeected
relief my health has been very materialiy<,cn-
Gifted / confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases similar TO my own,
and have been assured by many Of their gpod
effects. Respectfully yours,
7. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev. ~. S. Herman, Of the German He
formed Church, Kutztown, Berke County Pa.
DR.. G. NJ. jackson Sir IL have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty
years and have never used any medicine that
did me as much good as Hollands Bitters.
am very much improved in health, after having
taken five bottles
Yours with respect,
] s. HERMAN,
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Beware Of Counterfits!

See that the signature of &c. NJ. JACK
SON. is on the wrapper of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article do not put off by any Of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place,
but send to us, and we will forward, securely
packed by express
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
Order of Publication.

Thomas Brown, surviving Eyecutore of the
last Wills and Testament Of Alexander Smith
deceased.
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take great pleasure in thus publicly proclam-
ing this fact, and calling the attention of thcse
afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended, to these Bitters, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will be
sustained. / do this more cheerfully as Hoof-
landss Bitters is intended to benefit the afflicted
and is mot rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D, D,-Editor
of the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge;
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor or recom-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects, tetknow
OF no sufficient reason why man may not tes-
THY TO the benefits he believer himself to. have
received ifem any simple preparation;~in the
nope that ne may thus contribute to the benefit
of others. -
| l do this the mere readily in regard to Hoof-
land German Bittess, prepared by DR.. G. N.
| Jackson, OF this city, Aecnuse was preiudiced
against them for many Years under the impress
| sion that they were chiefly aAalcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend, RGaert Shoemaker,
Esq, fer the removal OF this prejudi-eb by proper
tests, an for encouragement to try thesa when
suffering from great aud long continued aebi-
ity. The use Of three bottles Of those hitters at
the beginning of the present year, was followed
| by cviden, relief and restoration to q degree Of
| bodily mental vigor which | had not felt for
six months before, and had almost despaired Of
regaining. | therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use Of them
]. NEWTON BROWN; Philada.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

LECOMpT ~ RAPP, Prop'rs.
Nlils saloon n one otthe most complete ~ all y
] app .rnimcnts of any IA the city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,


Eataulishpd IN the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under tue cunlfol OF two Of tho most Emnant
rhYa,cltua ia thc world,
DR. r.. nONApA RTE, from LoudOn and PARIS
- Ho.mt,s, aud lnr tho past ten yoars Of the U,u-
olunat yeaerral lloaEA qnd pr " IS kkl kpLhJ,
where 9eralnnearrurs Of pnyate DlseasaH ran bee
ohltned, without thp use ut nlerrury change OF
det ti6nOrrhel out9d Ia TO ss hours, elect cured
turna Emi flidh4 stnppat IN 2 % g dtyH, 8alniual
Weakness eursim tos ". ~; syphiits ~ tfpunia-
ry stages Gnrol IN inya. Sas ndary tYmpt0ms M !
To weeks, Skin bl11naeH cared IA 10 3 Wgels; I'M
potency, vlgof restored IN 10 weeks AlIdtanasas
Hf private uaturo treated wlth unparalleled Icceal,
Dr Ronaptrtos great sorl, On private dsoaseg. tho
Private GUIDE To- ieuth, ia beneficial 10 all, male aud
lamnle, Old nud Young, should read this book ltNH
rnlighten those who Wopo Ia dmknoas rrco 40
csnty sent ny mail,
perfectly safe aud mover nails To 90 satisfaction. Ills
mo ouly safs aud Hurh preventive against disa,so
Price VI the French Pnteu d0le Aaig 81 tho sinvie
sns, ~ pot sail doaon, ~ per sz0n, sent Ly mail
49, WUiaine LOzlRR' female Monthly Iis ia a
saGa and reinhc rsIaedy fDrguppres and ai ;c.
fnals diaeRses Ladies ahunld mot lsa ihem dauug
" 90 Por bOr-pStrn hne 90 -senttoniy a'lirom by
mail.
queah0nalAY acknowledged to loo the champion and
kings of gtnerea iisuasut aud tho 0niy bnrtnre who
nave hhrh "rnsiomed rom An GARY age of youth "a
wltnesa ne ynlaus iisoa4ns whlci afot mankind,
and to wahln ,le progress through long ca,ssr of
humble ahodc ei poverty To- fhd mansion OF te veal
,hy, AMI hayng as"ariunei heyond doh tho vast
gAneraty ye Hyseu ns their parieular trfly and Ia 10
yJta thar Wiialo 90 the alienation oT Tho dls
e~cs Of nportant onrtiona. No lcitors viii ho
answered npless thoy Gentatu romtttanep or a nolt
go stamp. Gall or address,
'ura. B0NArARrE RRVROLbs.
ha'lss syeamogs street, hetweeu H,nbS 1Hih. cast
'OtBee hours Gan An tooPN GS
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NGr AsSnrs i8NuAhY, 1864,
81 Il. O OF, 38 60.

=. rtG PBNN ANn ORGANIZATIONS OF The Ftun.
lui"r ioriyiivr yvars severe tria has rtuIaed thr
Nrehirat puhlIe adNminee hnd yureess of ihe Wa
llou- sy4teinF Of i'lIa lnHnrance in the country
tis now hriter thar sytt opriti fur duty
?. AlNikEN FlinuSARli. Loss tisNlMS hav,,becn
,g,luGi ani PAID hiNYEEN MlhLluNs ut
@. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY RY FitE
~ ih4 Nmtcd SAio spYuraRnH. .oyei slpN,UuO dmly
- your property e. posed aud uuIlotUptpdY
T. hEE YOU iNSuREtT Hnot, why nup Thecol
IHl "a NNing, lhn dutys ptHf.t. 3. 'irrusfttmaytt
}"''f r'HPr rom run aNii.r urs.l aud ucplr.
di-tppaiuiiheutl I.UH 10.
b. iAkilGuLAh Az CENTlpH Aud tcgnri is etv.,n
l' h1ll RISKS nsMrjl u fargo uurH. Ablc Hrcnr
tNmd Anhrrlnr ramtncrr,nltdWinttg6a ainrlrd
TOiicteS aNsUcd withOnt ISeiny
iesllly fhuV II tTnprEIvAN. Aecns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
FIVE OENTs REWARn.

NILToN u ORpMAN, bound boy eighteen
wi years OF age, runaway from tho undersigned
about che - idsL THIS is 10 warn all persons from
harbonua0r trusting him on my aeeouni.
sepI3-wSt AMNRY BnENEER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Batting SalOOn and Restaurant

Formerly owned w M y Fnes aoutheasi carnei ii
Einh and udoa who're be- WHITE shle stldl times In
supply them with ihehasi thr markets Hiorl.
ahnftuuticp. sntp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
AMERICAN SALOON.

CORNER oP rulRn AEp HYPERION srRErrs,
SECOND nOOR EAST.
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The Federal Turmoil.

Notwithstanding the uncertainty Of Northern
politics, one thing all hope for ana consider
than probable, viz that in some way or other
What form, or what manner Of convulsion OF the
people and politics his Satanic majesty may there
develop remains 10 be seen. It's nature and degree
depend very much upon the course Of events ia the
battlefield.
We feel satisfied Of one thing and that is that
Abraham Lincoln is determined to try conclusions
with the whole opposition to him, and that ne has
been steadily preparing for tho conflict He has, as
We have before said, all the advantages He has the
army, and all the appliances of war; and police OF
keen detectives scattered over the whole land With
these he cam to great extent, overawe and control
the politicians and the polls. But we do not think
he depends upon the rotes he is TO get to keep his
scat He viii get the majority if he can; and he la,
some sirtyee roes In his pocket lmoreifthe border
States, the new States and the rebel States held b,
has armies,) 10 start withan important ad vantage
over has competitors. Ii he gets the majority b,
VIII quietly continue in his oinee Ii a eompetito,
beats hun he wall hold it still-,nore than probaby-
On the ground that the election is not valid since al
the States OF the Union did not vote and the claim
ant Of the seat did not receive majority Of all in
Guiding all the Southern States. DECLARING In.
there Is no election, he will assume that the Pre-.
deicy cannot be vacated, and that the incumbent
namely, himself, must Gil it until there can be a,
election, under the Constitution in the re.unitex
etales Has he not claimed ALREADY the right :,
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I OTIS IN PORT MAYO FOR sam
vVHE FARM CALLED "v.prprv,

YNHE FARM CALLED "yARJpTv,
Il GROVE" CONTAINING ONE HI-Nnppr
AND ONE AND A HALF ACRES, IN HENpI,o
CoUNIY, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND ~
lHE kOAD FROM SfAPLESS MILL ToI, ~
oENrhIS OLD TAVERN, FOR sALE A.
AuciioN.-Will be sold Ut public auction. on a.
pien'ises, ON THURSDAY, the ist Sspt,,nbrr y, az
O'Clock. n NJ, the farm located IA above I, -
talns ONE HUNDRED AND ONE AND A UA ,T"r
ACRES sixty cleared, and forty-one and a he -
wood and timber. The mproy ements are drsi Vii,
containing five rooms; kitchen, two roo,us. ~,
barns; stable courthouse well Of exeellept -.
IN the ard; peach and apple orchard. Tbe 80.
chaser viii be at liberty TO prepare for and seed f
crops at once, and full possession on the IL OF,
ieservins the right to the present owner % ss,,'
and reno the crops if not bought by the r,,ets.
ol the lah'i The land may be treated fs,rr ''''
at any time before the day Of sale; and q
part OF the crops, stock, &c, may be bur,
valuation. f
TERMS: One third cash, balance NJ six and t..,...
months, with hferes' 1r all ca.h al the nr,;a, 20
the purchaser. / GRUPpc ,tstio,I, VI
SuecesNg+ uod,nn & Appet.1p
POSTSCRIPT. Persons wishing 20 view ihe' ~
lses or attend The sale may take the evening ,r ~
the fredericksburg road, get of at Days's tros.n, &
which Is within half mile of the premises ,,d ~
turn to Richmond by the down train the an,
''Nh"'S' au Il
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INCUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED

INCUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
II DOLLARS REWARD win pay four thou
sand five hundred dollars for the apprehension and
delivery to me III Richmond for securing them SO
that get them, the following SLAVES, to wit:
JORDAN, yellow nl,n, about twenty-seyen
years old, toerable carpenter and blacksmith
Was raised near Christiansburg, Virginia.
LEWIS, a black man, th,rty years old purchased
of T. l.. Drewney or Broddie, near IIendesonyile,
North Carolina.
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight years DID,
raised by Walter Coles of Pttsyivania county; has
rather a down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen years old black and slim;
bought of 7. j. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina.
JIM, black, about twenty-one or twenty-tw years
old raised in Maryland; is tall and very likely.
WILLIAM, a brown-slin boy, about twenty or
Twenty-Five years old; raised in near this city
once owned by +. j. Sampson, agent at the Rich
mond and Danville depot.
ELIJAH, Of brown complexion, about thirty Ave
years old raised Charlottesville and is No.
cook. Both of his legs swollen and at the
time he left.
SALLY, mulatto girl, about twenty-five years
old raised in Loudoln county; purchased u
N 81 L5e; tall and slender, with long black hair
HARRIET, fifteen or sixteen years old, brown
skin, with bushy head Of hair, -
They left my farm, in Lunenburg, about the lssl
OF June, with the Wilson raidng party. will1Ry
| the above reward for all Of them, or dYe hazIel
| dollars for any one Of them.
au 5-aws 4. H. S4ukES.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
Ia ALL OF THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF
TIE BALLARD HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The pioplictors Of this noted establishment IL
tending TO close the BALLARD HOUSE, will ot!,r
for sale ON THURSDAY, the LIST day of September,
and continuing every day until the Is disposed
Of, Mt 10 o'clock, the whole of the PARIOR CHAM
BIER, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, &c.
The stylc, manufacture and condition OF the above
are of the most desirable character, as the estst
iishneht has been only recently Furnished aid with
the greatest care and best Judgment.
In the paIlor viii be fo"od Rosewood Suites u
Furniture, including
Tete-a-tete Sofas,
PaIiur and Ann Chairs,
superb Rosewood Etagres, Wa. marble tons
Elegant MiIfor-panelied dOUls,
Handsome reception Chairs,
Splendid Brussels Carpets &c.
/ very excellent Rosewood Piano, by NUNS &
Clarke, Very fine tone and make.
The entire furniture Of one hundred Chambers
embracing Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Cham
Der Suites, including
Handsome Wardrobes,
Cabinets, with Oval mirrors. entire mAiglo
slabs,
washstands, marble slabs
Centre Tables, marble slabs,
Sofas, Arm Chars,
Reception Chairs, &c.,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets
Very superior Hair and Shii,k Ma;tIess,s
Feather Boosters and i4lIOws
Excellent Marseilles Cuuntcipanes,
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips, 81.
Brussels Carpets iii all the chambers
In the Dining Room there are
% handsome Mahogany Extenlion bic
Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Casters, Chatting DiStca,
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons.
An assortment of CIockery, such as
Dishes Plates, Tureens,
Cups and Saucers, &c.
In Kitchen Furniture
variety of valuable Cooking Utensils, sc.
ALSO,
3 Hotel Omnibusses,
Baggage Wagons,
sets Harness, i'll prime order.
The whole of the above offers "A rare invitation ts
parties Of enterprise who wish to make profitable
investment by purchasing the entire outfit with u
view Of re-openng house SO widely and ftvorably
known. To private personss chance seldom offered
Is here presented for supplying themselves from
very large, valuable and wellassorted stock Of good
Furniture, such as no other house supply.
j. &. TALIAFERR0 co,
Proprietors.
Sale made by L. Is. Cook. Auetioneer. au2l
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

4 FARM ON THE BROOK TURN
N PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE cry, FOR
RENT.-Will be rented out for tho year lsCJ. at
public auction, the premises, on TUESDAY,
September q, at O'Clock =. M, that very desirable
Farm on the south side Of the Brook turnpike,
near the Toil-gate the late Residence of John OAR
racott deceased The dwelling is excellent with all
the necessary out-buildngs. There seventy
acres of very fertile land and very productive gar
den This is, indeed, one Of the most desirable
residences and farms in the vicinity OF Richmond.
Possession given the LIST of January next
TERMS Payable quarterly in advance.
Y. ". GRUBBS, Auct.Oneer,
au 81 Successor to Goidin & Appenon.
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BY Z. s. Peasants, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME PARLOR
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS &c,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, September LIST, at 10 O'Clock, l
will seH at the residence corner of Grace and
Twentieth streets an excellent assortment OF Fur
niturc, &c, embracing
/ Mahogany Sofa Bed,
Rosewood Parlor Chairs,
Mahogany Chairs,
|, Rosewood Rocking Chair,
splendid Brussels Carpets and Rugs,
Ingram Carpets,
China Vases. Cand,oabras,
Morocco Dressing Case,
Rosewood, Cottage and iron Bedsteads
Rosewood Cabinet and Mirror,
Mahogany Tables,
Heavy Walnut Extension Table,
Washstands, Mattresses,
Papicr Mache Eight Day Clock.
ALSO,
An excellent assortment of CROG kerry, inclu-
ding
Plates, Dishes, Tea Ware, Sc.
Casters, Pitchers, Walters, Spoons, &C.
ALSO,
One large and excellent Cooking Stove to-
gether with a very useful assortment of
Kitchen Furniture
aust Z. S. PLEASANTS, Auctioneer.
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W i, RAMSEY E. +. HALL,
wv A. RAMSEY & co,
" AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
30s Broad street, Opposite Union Bank
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
G. A. PARKER, Auctioneer.
REFERENCES:
Augusta-Edward Thomas, Hon. r, II May, AL
fred Baker, j. II. Taylor, Fleming & Robertson,
Henry Edmondson.
Atlanta-Wm. Herring & Son.
Col,unbus-u c. Goodrich. & Co. Lawhorn &
Rossett David Hudson
Macon-E. Winship, salisbury g. Pease.
Sayannai-W. H. Stark.
Challeston-C. n. Hubert, VT. BuTge, J, .Pur-
cell
Athens s. Linton, r. l., Bloomfield.
Wilmington. ID. Poisson, George Myers.
Montgomery-B. IL. Micou, IL. ID. Browder, J. e
Huhill
Richmond, Virginia-George L. W. Nelson, John
A. Bowen. au I'm
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u UNAW Y.-FIVE HUNDRED
II, DOLLARS REwARD.--Ran away from the
subscriber, about the LIST OF August, my man KIN
good appearance; quick in action; about five feet
nine inches high, and twenty-five TO twenty-five
years old was purchased in Richmond III July last
Of Mr.. C. L. Molbin, who resides near Judes Ferry
in Powhatan county. will pay the above reward
If he is delivered TO Lee x Bowman, Richmond,
Virginia, or confined in Jail SO get him.
q. A. WHITE,
ala 2-l2ts Lexington, Virginia.
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TRULY VALUABLE BRICK DWEf

Il LING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MAYO STRFET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold AT ana'
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the "a d,v 81
August, at o'clock L. NJ the large and very v;u-
able BRICK DWELLING located as aboys con
tanning ten rooms, with Kitchen also OF brick contain
ing four rooms This affords a fine opportunifv
10th to persons wishing TO a comfortable ,e,i.
dcncc or to make investment its nearncs4 10 tn,
best business portion Of the ci will always MAKE, IL
exceedingly valuable Posses. will be gwen in a
few days.
Terms: Cash or credit, at the option Of the ann,
Chaslr. p W GnI,EuS
Successor to Goddn x Apper%on
=. S.-The house has gas and wattr,with every
convenience for bathing The kitchen has a cooking
range, furnishing hot and cold water. There arc
two hundred bushels of coal, which the purchaser
can have at cost. an go
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J. J. WILSON. a. ID. CHUCkLkf
DOR 5 A l. L,
i luU boxes fine Manufactured Tobacco
100 ho2Shead5 Leaf Tobacco,
barrels Flour,
TO. Lard,
do. Sugar,
5 do. Old Apple Brandy,
10 gallons French Brandy,
l bale Cotton Yarns.
WILSON Il CIi0CkLEY,
au 30-3tt Twelfth street, south 81 Gary.
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BY Robinson, Adams * Co., Auetioneers,
Corner of Ninth and Nam stIeets)

by hODlDSpn &tudlliS u Sp.y
Corner of Ninth and Nam stIeets)
II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
4 OF GROCERIES AND COTTON GOODS AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY NEXT, I'd September, at
10 o'clock, We will offer
20 barrels Xxx New Orleans Sugar,
II half barrels Xxx Sugar,
ID barrels choice Sugar,
20 barrels medium Sugar,
IL barrels Crushed Sugar,
- barrels Laguayra Coffee,
IL barrels Cuba Coffee,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
20 boxes Rosin Soap,
loo dozen Brown Windsor Soap,
20 boxes Pearl Starch,
IL barrels Family Flour,
Is cases fresh ground Mustard,
With our usual assortment of GROCERIES.
cases Florida Cigars (Regalia), some very
fine,
500 packages Manufactured Tobacco.
ALSO,
80 bales "A Georgia Graniteyie Sheeting, to be
sold without reserve,
10 bales rs Osnaburgs expected TO arrive in
time for salel,
: bales 7-5 Sheeting,
bales Cotton Yarns,
bales Ticking or Striped Domestic,
dozen country Calfskins,
Is dozen French Calfskins,
pieces Black Broadcloth, part damaged,
SIS pairs Gents English Caters,
/ Family Carriage,
| set Double Harness,
With s.variety of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS
and Sundries. ROBINSON, ADAMS & co,
au 80 Auctioneers.
Bas- All the city papers please copy
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rINHE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED
to furnish DRAWINGS and SPECIFlCA-
TONS for BUILDINGS and MACHINERY Of
every description. Orders from amy part Of the
Confederate States, sent or left at the northwest
corner of Nineteenth and Main streets, Richmond,
Virginia, viii be promptly attended to.
w. 3. WEST,
au 26-eod3ts Architect and Engineer.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

BY James NJ. Taylor, Aue.ioneer.
1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON CLAY,
i BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold ON WEDNESDAY,, the 3Ist day of Au-
gust the premises, at u O'clock T. NJ, the TWO
FRAMED TENEMENTS on the south side of Clay
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. The
houses have four rooms each. The lots front thirty
feet each on Clay street, and back one hun
bred and sixty-six feet and seven inches.
TERMS: One-thiTd cash, the balance at six and
trust or the whole cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
au 2t-5t Auctioueer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

BY Thomas w. Kecsee, Auetioneer,
tofficc corner Of Twelfth and Cary streetsb
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHI ETON,
SLEIGH, SPRING WAGON, HARNESS.
HORSES AND STABLE FOR SALE AT AUG
TONI win sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
3ist instant, commencing at ten o'clock at the sta
BILE on Franklin, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, elegant Carriages,
| elegant Double Buggy,
elegant Single Buggy,
I elegant Phseton,
l elegant Sleigh,
Spring Wagon,
sets Harness,
l Stitle,
fine Horses W. G. DAILY,
Sale conduotedby THOMAS " KBEsgE, Auotioneer.
an
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G. TX III L DRIED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Ran away from my stables, on the
night of the 2oth instant my two NEGRO MEN
named ALBERT and HENRY. Henry is about
twenty-five twenty-three years old, about five
feet six inches high, black and stamerS very badly
when talking. Albert Is about twenty years old
five feet seven inches high bright mulatto, with
smooth face and very large feet and hands. l viii
pay the above reward TOR them, three hundred
dollars for either one, delivered TO at my stables
on Franklin street They evidently making
their way to the Yankee lines
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Virginia Stables, Franklin street.
au 30-3tr Richmond Va
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HIGH MEADOW FOR RENT AT

ID OCkBRIDGE BATHS This WA
IN TERING PLACE will be open 10 visitor ol1
and after the 25th July, lsGi.
The Central cars now run through to stannton'
from which point daily hne OF stages Sundays
eSceptedl will leave Stsunto arriving at the Bsths
10 dinner.
Passengers by canal, Salem, and the Nstari,
Bridge line, in connection with the Virginia anu
Tennessee railroad, connect with the stage hle ~
Staunton for the Baths.
Terms: Board, per day, $50.
WILLIAM J0RDoN & CO,
iy 27-lms Propretors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED, a GIRL, to wash and iron
w and do general housework. Apply at
GRANT cos cOlumis~iGn-Louse conner Of Main
and fn>t streets.
qu 3l--3tS i. =. SQUIRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING REQ
VERED from his late illness, will attend his
office from TODAY, and will be pleased To SCI hI'
patients and the plblic generally A spiennd a.
sortment OF GOLD FOIL and other maief'1s VA
hand. M
Persons wishing TO see me on business, aitef oa.
hours, will please call at my residence, on Mafsi'
street, between First and Adams.
NJ A. BIANKMAN,
Surgeon and Dentist IS Mann sIiee'-
9s-Et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
Il WARD will be paid for the delivery to me, at
Fluvanna Courthouse, or III my county jail SO
that can get hun, OF my JORDAN, who lett
my house the 23d instant. lie Is about tive and
a half feet high; has high cheek bones; had on, or
with him, IA suit OF brown honespux- lie was raised
III Danyle, and lived Charlottesville and SCOTS
Vile last year.
au 25-6t. ID. s. FARRAR.