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,,crved every arm and fired every breast
as they toiled onward on their patriotic
MISSION THIS army, ] am thoroughly
convinced. is the best in the Confederacy
The Virginia army, am aware, has won
hundreds Of victories--has really never
sustained defeat. II has pressed vigor
ously on from one victory to another
without decentralization or disaiitction,
but it has never passed through the fiery
ordeal that the Army Of Tennessee has
Crossing the Chattahoochee we
marched nearly west, and bivouacked
five miles from it. Continuing the march
the next morning, we turned niue 10
the north, and reached here yesterday
about . O'Clock p. NJ We are now SIX
miles from Powder Springs, on the road
IN New Hone Church, and about twenty
mile to the west Of Marietta. We have
all been waiting patiently for an order to
resume the march this morning but
suppose General Hood is waiting for the
completion of some Of his arrangements.
OCTOBER 2.-ln one hour we are on
the war path again General Hood has
unbosomed himself to the army; and
every private of the army knows what is
expected Of him. General Hood has re-
ceived positive information of the fact
that Sherman has sent two divisions III
quest of the Wizard of the Saddle" in
Middle Tennessee. Two more divisions
have been sent to Kentucky to recruit,
and Blair's corps has been disbanded and
sent home, their time of enlistment hav-
lag expired. We are therefore, numeri-
cally, nearly as strong as they are, The
enemy has about forty days rations of
bacon, but very little bread, on hand
We move this morning to the railroad-at
what point, is General Hoods secret, not
mine. We will proceed northward, tear
ing up the road as we go; and, as Shcr-
man will be compelled to provision his
army, he will be compelled either to fol-
low and attack us in chosen and forti-
fled position, or move on further into our
country without a railroad to furnish him
SUPPLIES.
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NEW EDITION.
TWENTIETH THOUSAND
NJ A G A r | a;
OR,
AFFAIRS OF SACRIFICE.
BY AUGUSTA j. EVANS,
Authoress Of "Beulah."
NEW EDITION.

...Ths magnificent Southern Novel, from the
gifted and accomplished mind Of Miss Evans, Of
Mobile, authOress of Beulah," and ttingly called
1.-THE Madame DE Stael Of the SOUTH" is now III its
second edition, revised and corrected.
The following extracts, selected from innUmerabic
others, of similar commentators speak appropIi-
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From the London Times.
"The South surpasses the North not only in CHI
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''product of female mind; but masculine, learned
land grand, beyond the qualities usually found
"among WerGtcarS Of that sex. 1t is at once hon
.'orable to the South and hopeful OF Its FUTURE
From tie Ne'c York Uaug Times.
at cannot be denied that, i'll "Macaria," Miss
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''ers, as first illustrated i'll 'Beulah;' for the for
"mer is far superior III learning, genius and por-
"ttaiturc, TO the latter while story of the war;
1t casts far Ill the shade all Northern rivals"
From DcBou's Rrrietc.
''Miss Evans bids fair 10 be one of the most
shining lights OF our literature IN this, our own
Judgment corresponds with that OF all our friends
&" admiration for noble production, and one which
must place the author on Il high niche. Where
"therc are "a thousand merits, 1t would be lnvdlouS
"tO discriminate Ill favor of occasional ones. The
literary world will be anxious to hear from Miss
"carcer, and offer this weak and hurried tribute
at her shrine, and bid her God speed"
Price. $500
's.Upon the receipt of the price will forward
this book to any address i'll the Confederacy, post
paid.
Orders, TO receive prompt attention, should be adj
dressed to WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
ocl5-2t llj Main street, Richmond.
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FOR RENT At AFGTIUN.
NOR RENT AT Auction. -N\
~ LARD HOItSE TWO IIANL,MNlL- IL

NOR RENT AT AUCTION BAL
Il LARD HOUSE. TWO Handsome r4..l
DENCES AND y LARGE ~tAULt w.. ..
rented at Iubhr auction. ou 'hr lr.n...-. .. ~t-
TURDAY, the 18th OF Octohr., "A. u Ir.. ...E
the BALLARD HOUSE. cun'Hrm. .,.r'.-.i.
rooms. In consequence Of tia. t.it l.J D.. ...,. De
ing large hotel, the f1l.ut ti.u.. b.. . 4,
abndGed to Sevtnty-pUr Rooms, a.. .uilI. s o..
room, dIuIng-ruJm, kitchen, iuu .ip r.l Al. |..
appointments OF The original hp''} 40 n..h r......,
Also, two handsome COTTAGE Az ll.N.l,.
fronting ON IS street, and C,rtolhI.-, .... .f
and ten rooms IN good repair, wlrli wr.ur t,I -..
fixtures.
Also, large BRICK sTAaIE. t.ltr. r
Franklin street, and attached 1. -tt hotel
The renting viii Doe for one yrlr
TRIMS Bond, with good security tyuua.r.. %
pay the rent monthly.
This property Is 50 well and t,,ar,tly bn.ar .lBt
a further description L. deemed l,l.Ir. ,,..lg,
will be at the hotel daily ilo's q. Iu'., aiI
will take pleasure III showing tn pr'ul- Iu..',
wishing to examine them. J. T.. EAiItLb.
Renting conducted by Mes7r5 GUruu- VII
LIANS, AuctiOntcT5. e., II "a
PosrscRipr-To furnish q mere particular I.-
scrpton of the property 10 b.. rented %. .a.gr a.
would state that the Hotel contains .-hty l.I, Ia
complete order with rt- and water uIIJi.. i..' 4
them furnished with c,gs,ut nuJraI-. "a t.Uf..
stands chaHdchyIs and gH- GHtuI,- %. H-t ..'
the entire house. Also, III the Int t.u. To .u.i.
range and fixture, compu-i3s NrN .hsr .....-
saIy for the EnrlIItc operations 81 lit l.'.
The two dwellings front on tt'r- .tr,,t. ~..h '..
Tuyilcg" Of entrance or Franklin -llt.I. NI... b
tn, hotel. Each Of them q suitable taj RE .,#..
family, OF several small inut!Iys hnil t ' ,4
paSSagCs) or for gentlemen.
TIE stable on Franklin street g. >'.li.l. rr
thirty horses, and Is the most cgmli.t. ,-'.h. BE-
mcnt Of the lundIu thI- city.
We ask particular attention t" thl. lrl.s',.
1t furnishes rare opportunity - I,rs'H7 al.I..,l
to embark IA hutcl-ke"IinR ia tu t-tthi-h,i '...t
Of reputation second t. none III tho tsnl,,,I 3,
and which Is uncqUall,d by any III the -n,. al
completeness Of IT. hrIInZcm, ut-
DC Ii GEUBBS y WILLIAMS, Au.t.uuo'It.
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EAMlLY GROCERIES.
Superior Green and Black Teas,
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Wax and Tallow Candles,
Salt HcrTingS and Aewives,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Fig Blue Concentrated Lye,
topperas, Starch,
Colman's London Mustard,
MasOn's Genuine Backing,
Sorghum, Oats, Corn, &c, &c.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
oc lit Corner Of Sixth and Clay streets.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-On Saturday,
trains having on board twenty one hun
dred Federal prisoners, captured by For
rest ran off the track not far from Okla
roma. FIFTY prisoners, with few of the
guard were killed and wounded. II is
reported that, in the confusion of the
moment, many prisoners escaped.
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NOR SALE-kIPSkINS, &c.
l. II dozen Wax kipskins, some very superior
Il dozen Black Sheepskins,
bales Cotton Yarns, to u,
20 boxes Chewing Tobacco,
box Smoking Tobacco,
200 common Cigars,
keg Macaboy Snuff,
90 pairs Common Brogucs
10 pairs Ladies' Shoes,
for sale IL quantities 10 suit purchasers by
JOHN KNoTE, No - Pearl street
oc LITE Formerly panitenti,ry stara
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Major Joseph L. Locke. formerly one
Of the proprietors of the Savannah
Georgia. Republican, fell dead while
sitting at tea in that city few evenings.
since
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The soldiers of Cockrilps (MissourD bri-
gade recently kept fast day and con-
tributed one days rations to destitute
exiles Of Atlanta,
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BY Hi. Dickinson & Co., Auctloncers.
BY +. Is. Cook, Auctloncer.

r ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
LONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF HANDSOME FURNI.
TURE, AT TIE BALLARD HOUSE, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION, TO BE MADE BY THE PRO
PRIETORS FOR AND On ACCOUNT OF WHOM
IT MAY CONCEkN.-In consequence of the Bal
Lard House not being Te-Opcnei by PROJECTORS
partie, with that object, also that bought by all
other parties who have not complied with the terms
OF the sale announced, shall proceed 10 resell the
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
or FURNITURE, &c,
so left uncalled Tor, beginning on MONDAY, the
10th day Of October 1861, ut 10 O'Clock, continuing
the sale each day at the s.tmc hour. Much Of the
stock is vi the yely best with which the house was
furnished, and is we'll worthy the attention Of all
who need Ton their OWN use, wish to make profit
able investment. There are many elegant chamber
suites OF
Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
Rosewood and Mahogany Warlhobes,
Rosewood ana Mahogany Bctstcdds,
Cottage BrttatCadS,
Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinets, MAJ hts-tOps
Rosewood and Mahogany Washstand5, marble
tops,
Rosewood and Mahogany PaIlor and Cane
Chars,
Splendid Brussels Carpets,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets,
Very superior Hair and sauck Mattresses,
Feather bolsters and Pillows,
CoImterpancs Blankets, Sheets,
Bolster and Pillow Slips,
Mahogany, Extension, Dining ana Centre Ia
blcs,
Plated Casters. Forks and Spoons,
Chatting Diohvs, Dinner Knives,
ALSO,
All UNCLAIMED BAGGAdE will be sold to pay
charges. j. &. TALIAFERRO & 60,
f.. b. Cook, Auctionccr. Proprietors
n. B.-The DARKROOM FIXTURES are offered
for sale privately until the day Of sale.
For TERMS apply 10 the PROPkIETORS.
POsTP0NEMENT-Ou account OF the present aItua-
ton Of public interests, the above sale Is postponed
for few days due notice will be given of the sale
10 the public j. c. TALIAFERRO * co,
oC7 Projectors
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eE CARPETs.--I have for sale al my
office, corner OF Cary and Twelfth streets lot of
BRUSSELS and other CARPETS; some Of them
very desirable Also, STEP CAEIErING and
RODS. THOMAS Az. kEESEE, .AI,tonccr,
UG lj-3t Conner of Cary and Twelfth streets.
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IA SPECIAL NoTICE-Partics making
purchases of us are requested to call and pay thor
bills as it il impossible TO present them for
Our store will be closed at L. Nj, after
which no business viii be transacted.
oc lit KENT, PAINE & co.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auet,oneers.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
FNHE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN

TNHE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
AS "WOOpLAWN," WITH ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE WESTIIAM ROAD, THREE MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND, FOR RENT; AND SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING UTEN-
SILS, &c, AT AUCTION.-By request of the
executor Of James c. SPOTS, deceased, we
will rent at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, for fifteen mOnths--from LIST October, lSGf,
to LIST January, lSG6,-on MONDAY, 18th De-
tober, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, the valuable and beau
tiful Farm lately occupied by Mrs SPOTS, situated
above stated, within the outer line Of f0rtca-
TONS and accessible by the Grove and WesthIm
roads. About one hundred and fifty acres are
cleared and adapted To the usual crops ana vegeta-
bleS. 1t has also Il variety Of fruits, &c. The dwell
hing is of brick, with live rooms besides basement,
halls and Closets there also two outer buildings
with four rooms each, large barn, colu-crib, sta
bleS, &c.
The dwelling is situated III a fine grove, with an
abundance Of good water; and the neighboIh hood Is
i'll every respect desirable being free from dcpredd
tons by the soldiers.
Any one in search of a really pleasant home, with
good land attached, could not do better than attend
OH the day above named, Possession viii be given
at once.
Immediately after renting the Farm, we will sell
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
Of the usual variety; two Horses, two Mules, four
Cows Carts, Wagons and Farming Utensils of
every kind. Also, a good Family Carriage, &c.
TERMS: Rent payable quarterly III advance For
the personal property cash.
Oc l3 GRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers
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ADJUSTMENTS.
II edmond THEATRE,
IL, Corner Seventh and Broad streets.

II ~
IL Corner Seventh and Broad streets
Stage Manager ..................E' r. DALTON
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is, 1864,
A MOST ATTRACTIVE ELL WILL RE PRE-
SENfED
non Bourcieaults Great Play, full of dramatic ef-
feet and incident, entitled
THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS
OR,
GLIMPsEs OF STAGE LIFE;
the amusing come,iietta of
TIE BELLIES STRATAGEM
y DEAD SHOT;
MISS SALLIE PARTIEGTON,
Mrs G. DFBAR,
Miss JENNIE POWELL,
MEssns. J. s. CHARLES,
J. WELLS,
r. BROWN,
H. ALLEN,
E. BANKER,
EDMOND II, DALTON,
i'll the cast.
OVERTURE ........... .....,......,..s. oRCHEolfA'
FAvORITE COMIC SONG. ............. II. ALLEN.
MONDAY EVENING, October Il, 1851, will be
presented the beautiful Operate Play Of
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
with all the
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND y GREAT CAST.
Doors open at quarter to O'clock; performance
commencing at X O'clock. oc l5-lt
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TNO THE MANAGERS OF HOLLY

WOOD CEMETERY.-lt is very Painful to
many OF us who since the war, have bought sec
tions in HOLLYWOOD and are waiting for the war to
end to enclose theIu to find so little attention paid
to the grounds. Imagine the feelings OF those who
have loved ones buried there, when they visit the
graves of those loved ones and ind COWS rasturing
hogs roofing goats climbing, and children making
playground Of that hallowed spot; and then al
low Inc to ask why the superintendent, Mr., Okeefe,
does not pay more attention to the grounds You
may visit Oakwood Cemetery or the City Burying-
Ground and YOU find no such intruders there. And
why allow them at Hollywood! 1t is an evil that
can easily be remedied and viii not some steps be
taken to accomplish it
0sR WHO VISITS HoLLywoop OFTEN.
&C l5-lts
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MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SAFE

NJ lSSlSSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE
wi ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ,Np
NINElH-ElGIlG ACRES OF LAND lN1I-iN-
MINGO AND TI'TAWAMKA COUNTIES ION
SALE PRIVATELY We otter Tor s. a., IN. / \NiS.
located a. above; they are very heavily t1n.t-r, 2
and aie near the Mobile and OHIO tarIt.iI .,i
convenient to 4 number Of saw mill TA.sultfy
SINCE the war has not been invaded hy n NIrk..-
These lunds are good and very heavily lumber d. .r
afford fine Opportunity for Investment T4r,Nu,r
needs money 10 meet family e>r,u-r-. uDr.-
fore, will sell at the low price # TWENTY Dol
LARS PER ACRE, ca~h-a very small a.!l,r., IA
peace prices. Apply 10
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc l3-lt \F..,r.,.
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LOST STRAYED AND STOLEN.

GTOLEN.-During my absence in the
/ \ trenches some thief broke into my room,
the corner of Twelfth and Main streets, and stole
thorfrom ovERCOAT and n DRESS fRoch
COAT, pair of PANTS. and VEST, BESIDE
RATIONS for n few DAYS. will pay ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD for any infoi"
nation leading to the detection OF the thief;
oc l5-lta +. A. NEW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. owe HAVE ALI To BE LAID UPON An
altar; We have, as it were, to be subjected to the
elton of fire"
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NEW MUSIC, at
~ J. w. DAVIES x SONS,
ISIS Main street,
tP, II TayJr's old staudl
VARIATIONS
Home, Sweet Home.
Anvil Chorus
Miuden's Prayer.
Shells of Ocean.
MoCking-B Bird QuiCkatcp.
General Smiths March.
SONGS:
All, / have Sighed to Rest
TAX. me Home.
Faxed Flowers.
when / saw sweet Nelly Homo.
On the Mountains Any Summit.
Aura Lea.
Come where my Love Lies Dreaming.
Minnie Ice.
PlIthenla to lngomar.
Yellow Rose OF Texas.
Dreams.
Swtler's Farewell.
Bird Of Beauty.
Maidcn's Prayer, &c, &c. &C Pit
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RUM NJ Is.

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS M
1 WARD-Ran away, IN til 3iS. .,.H.t. . ID. p
my servant man, JIM d. hasa VII. a. NJ. I..t
HdnstOrt's, near Fredyii, k,tuT. bat tL.nh !. .a
hired himself a q In" uutu 10 or. Il a.. .t.
near the city. H. l. thJIty year. uii .D -. DID,.
feet high tim yI-axc, slender irtu... .s.f. t..s
| Will pay the above reward q A.e t,.....f I'll. o..
CHARI.t.. &. NNIIE-vN.
OF l5-2t' Corner IL ca. .. .u.i... -'...'-.
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ksas wANTvp-~The highest market price Will nc
pad NJ THIS orrIce for all kinds Of erttS eoTros
AMI LINEN RAGS, in large or snail quantities
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the un-
! = dersigned, on Monday night, the 10th instant,
light sorrei MARE The said mare Is bind III
her right eye; has. four white feet scar on her
back on the right side, and leather strap aI"una
her neck She Lod an only two shocs-on her front
feet suitable reward will be paid for her delivery
to the undersigned corner OF fwenty-sixth and NJ
Streets Church Hill ,.,
WILLIAM F. ATKINSON,
Company L, Third Virginia Cavalry
oc l5-2tt
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4 co u NTR& RESIDENCE For
"A SAL.E.-@A comfortable COUNTRY il.r
DENCE, containing five rooms with al no.. ...
out-buildings, fifty to one hundred i,ie, Cd, ..,i
attached, within quatter vf Is mai. ST Fluf.,r.'
Courthouse. For particulars Apply To- OF a!i...s
81. =. b." Palmyra, tluvtnna, Virginia,
Sc 3-3tawts
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD -StIaycd or stolen, on the
night Of the sth Of October, from the camp of Read
Battalion of Artillery, II b!nzed-iace SOkRlL
HORSE, with one hind foot white, whether right or
left not remembered. The above reward VIII be
given for his delivery ut the camp OF Reads Batta-
lion OF Artillery, near Petersburg, or al Meade X
Baker's Richmond. oc l3-jts
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! will be paid To-, the retll1 10 me, Tenth
street three doors north OF Leigh, OF a DARK RED
COW, brndlcd, giving milk. The tips Of both huns
sawed of, and III low order. ). {. ROBINSON.
oc LIT
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LOR HIRE, a very likely BOY, about
l. thirteen years old; would suit to wait ON the
table or do anything about the house. Apply to
MIS-. G. N. JONES,
Corner Of Franklin and Henry streets
&C la-2ts
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GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS OF De
CEASED SOLDIERS.-This work, valuable
for the important information il contains relative to
the collection OF claims due to representatives Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers and other matters OF III
te4ea to the living, is for sale by GEORGE Z.
EVANS & co, "Whig Building" Richmond
Price, 5-sent by mail postage free.
sc H-eoll2ts
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MISSES PARTINGTON'S
wi DANCING ACADEMY,
On BROAD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
CLAssFs-On THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
from TO L. NJ.
For further particulars, Call at their residence, on
Leigh street, between Adams and Foushee.
St linn
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RATES, TENDERS, COAL SCUT-
NJ Tiles, CINDER SIIOVELS, sets of TONGS,
SifOEEI.S AMI POKERS, SHOVEL STANDS and
IRONS, SMOOTHING IRONS, OVENS, SKI
LETS, BRO0MS, WOODEN BUCKETS, TABLE
KNIVES and FORKS, TINWARE, &c, for sale at
my foundry, Nc. 225 Main street.
&c lit. y. ID. DENOON.
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FOURTEEN BALES COTT o \
Il YARNS, 8, 3 and 10.
80 barrels Brown Sugar,
Is barrels English Crushed Sugar,
10 barreles Rio and Maroulbo Coffee,
~ hali-chests Black Tea,
barrels Old Rye Whiskey.
ROBERT H0UGH & co,
DC ll--5t No. Ii Pearl street.
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NNGLISH MADDER,
Ia Bermuda ARROW ROOT,
CREAM OF TARTAR,
Genuine Castillo SOAP,
BLACK PEPPER,
SCOTCH SNUFF Carolina Belle,
for sale by L. WAGNER, Druggist,
Oe l5-3ts Sixth and Broad streets.
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BALES COTTON
YARN, good numbers,
20 bales Al SHEETING,
10 barrels very fine WHfSkEY,
10 barrels JAMAICA RUN,
lee sacks SALT,
10 barrels SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
20 kegs SODA,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
% barrels BROWN SUGAR,
. 200 packages TOBACCO, all grades,
!-caskz very fine FRENCH BRANDY,
l bale very superior ENGLISH CLOTH,
for sale by &C l3--Gtl W. Il. JONES q co.
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V7HHEE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
\ WARD -GcLD-CILAIN BEACELET.-Lost
yesterday tThuis,ieyl, on Nam street, between
Ree-'s Daguerrean Saloon AMI BldgooIs bookstore
Il GOLD-CHAIN BRACELET. The finder Will re
ccive the above reward by leaving the same at the
box off e Of the Theatre
n B-All persons warned against trading for
or purchasing the same. Oc LIT
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Doors open at quarter to : O'Clock; performance
commencing at x O'clock. oc bit
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REAL ESTATE FOR S1IE

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, huc'irr,or. '
C 13-it Successors 10 GoiiiuS Nrr.rs.'r
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RratFe 1sla WmtfraNeEe I

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1iau1nl1 Gg. 8soGSRe'S Jiau q lol-f55J
snIemmtn0eIebter @srup BOA @ttbfsrgmeE.
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