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RYJ. g. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
H0 2 IA AND ,DI LOT ON MoRTH ? STREET sH.

TWEEN 18TH AND 2OPH sTREETS WEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August I'd, at 81
O'Clock, on the premises by virtue of a decree OF
the Orphans Court, dated June 2st, 1864, confirmed
by the Supreme Court, July 5th. 1864, shall sci,
part of Lot No 9 in Square No l22, fronting about
80 feet on north L street, between 18th and 2Oth
streets, and running back 81 feet 0s INCHES, togeth
er with the improvements consisting of two story
Frame Dwelling House. mo. 214 > containing four
rooms.
Terms cash.
Cost OF conveyance TO be paid BY the purchaser.
N, MORRIS, Guardian:
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~ Colonel Wolford has returned to Ken
lucky on parole, with instructions to hold him.
Thirteen charges Of disloyal language are pre-
ferred against him by order of the President.
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Glorious News from the Valley :!

The Rebel Gen. Early Comes to Grief
AVer11 Attacks Him near Winches ester,
Routing him with Heavy Loss, and Cap.
turing Four Cannon. Several Hundred
Small Arms and Two Hundred Pris.
oners-T Three Hundred of the Enemy
Killed and Wounded-The Rebel Loss
in Officers Especially Heavy.
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THE oUARTERMAsTERS'M MILITARY ORGAN
IZATIONS.

In obedience to an order issued by Quarter
master General Melgs, the proper officers are
actively engaged in perfecting arrangements
far organizing the clerks and employees OF the
q uartermasters' Department into permanent
military commands. 1t is understood that the
officers will be regularly commissioned by the
War Department, and furnished with suitable
badges. Some OF the companies that served
during the in vasion will re organize and elect
new officers.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL RANSOM.
Brigadier General Ransom, formerly Chief
of Staff under General Grant, who was
wounded for the fourth time in the Red River
campaign, left New York Tuesday, to take
command Of a division In General Sherman's
army. ----
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STATE OF THR THRRMoMETER.-AtF Frank
lin IL Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at
O'Clock, 81 In the shade.
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SAn evening contemporary says that by
mistake Of the printer there was "nothing but
the headings" in its columns yesterday to tell
Of "Great Victory" We think we have
noticed such mistakes before in that paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-21

~ The Marlboro Gazette and Prince
Georgian have been com PEELED. on account OF
the greatly increased cost OF printing paper, to
raise the rates of adve rtising about twenty per
cent
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MA dispatch, coming by the roundabout
way of Harrisburg. states that the pursuit of
the rebels WHO recently invaded Maryland Is
being actively pressed and with some ccess
General Crook is reported to have had a sharp
fight with the retreating rebels at Smokers
Gap, recapturing over three hundred loaded
wagons and taking many prisoners.
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LOST AND FOUND.

COG REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIN
III e. 90 fs.a s se.ssn
s street: t Ss..sss .Sa 2suF'A Apply
CAMs TO THE PREMISES OF The SUB
come forward. prove property, pay charges aud
-. -. =. A. G.. OSBORN. Grocery Store.
jyal3t junction of 7th and l4th At. road.
HORSE LosT9e 70. nisht Of "a shs lS,h q u
AN person rstnrninx the same to the subscriber
will be suitably Fs".'dsda Ii. CLAY THOMAS.
jyaa.. It, and A. .ssiadsIs h ssrrs vi g.
Sin REWARD; -strayed Or stolen from my
~ farm on the e night Of July 10th brown
on
crack Or hole; switch ssil; has gore on ssthers.
stasst. 81 sssss oo sRf 9Th
SIN RErARD- strayed Q, stolen from the
olinins upsagd; q rather strawberry color; back
over, white and red strait horns. The above re:
GRSpY Eorsh CAPITOL f street. a,n Ho 10 a1S
STRAYED FROM MY PREMIsEs, between Nd.
dSrs viii
js ff '0f 'ne'f fe'''A 70 '''' JOHN KEMP.
y ~ bay MARES. one with her hind foot
swollen, the other with her name trimmed. Both
have a atar in their face. The above reward will
be paid fleft at the corner Of 10th and streets,
at the Boundry line. GEO. MEYENBURG.s
" O-N.
TIRED on LAST SUNDAY, A SMALL SHORT
III tail MARE and TOP BUGGY, to a man whs
gave the name of William Moran. Not having
been returned, the supposition is that the horse
strayed of. and has been picked up by some per-
son. A suitable reward will be given for informa-
ton leading to the recovery Of the same
" z0-3tt National Hotel Stables.
O. RBWARD-Strayed or stolen on the 10th in
WC slant, dark Buffalo cow hip shotten. The
above ward will be given if returned to CATHA-
RINE SKECTELLS, near the corner of 10th and
streets, Navy Yard. ty Est
CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS. adjoining
~ Mount Olivet Gene terry, two HOGS, one white
and the other black. The owner or owners can
~ is-st: "''' 'f''I BENJAMIN l. FENWfoK
OsT OR MIsLAID-This morning. in the
Il Georgetown market, a POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning between S75 and $50. A reward Of S25 will
be given. and no questions asked, ii left at 14O
High street, Citizens market, Georgetown.
jy 19-4ts
q z REWARD paid on delivery of two POCKET
epJ MEMORANDUM BOOKS lost on 18th instant
in Georget or Washin gton. Return to GALES
Hotel, 1877 G street, Washington, and get your
money. ANSON GALE.
jy 1857
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~ The Richmond Examiner of the 10th
says: cit was rumored in Department circles
yesterday, that Secretary Seldom, of the War
Department was about to assume the portfolio
OF the Treasury, made vacant by the retire.
ment of Mr.. Memminger, and that Elk. Cover.
nor John Letcher was to assume the functions
of Secretary of War;
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Observation-Disclosures who recently enrolled
llS the mselves to be mustered into the United
States service with the National Rifles. are in
yited to attend meeting at Temperance Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 2lst instant, at O'Clock
to devise measuI es to sustain permanent military
organization. z WIN. g.. MOORE.
jy ~ IT. Captain Comm anding.
nC-METROPOLITAN RAILROAD The FIRST
US Meeting Of the stockholdsEs Of the Metro
fumbia, Will be held at the rooms, No. 465 9th
street west; on TUESDAY, the 18th inst. from -
said Company by the election o. officers, as pro
yided by the act Of Incorporation, and for the
transaction of such other business - mavl legally
come Oe'oi' 4LEX. r. SHEPHERD.
M EMERY,
SV. BROWN,
iy cA-lx Committee.
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n@ NoTICE-To the People Of wGsh,ngion and
hs Pablo generally uphn11'sst asc. ana
done In the best lyle and at the shortest Old
Curled hair Mattresses can be made Is good q neg
street north. between IL and 6th street west
je 3B-lms WIN. LEE.
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. y In all Of the Episcopal churches Of Phu.
adelpbia On Sunday, the collect for tain w&s
read. go 4 -
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NEW YORK-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupons, lex; 5-20's, 1898; Certificates,
93A; Gold, 257.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOT AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 24th instant, at o'clock p. m y,
We shall sell. in front of the premises. lot IL, in
square 800, with the improvements, good two
frame in the rear. This property is Handsomely
situated at the corner Of south L street and 9Th
back with an alley about 100 feet, and has an alley
in the rear.
Terms: Two thirds cash; balance in s and IL
months: for notes bearing interest.
deed given and a deed of trust taken.
All conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser.
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THANKFUL FOR PAST PATRONAGE, THE
/ Ice Cream Business will be continued by the
undersiGned At the old stand, No. $50 18th street
between x and L streets.
fy k-2WF SAMUEL LLOYD.
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METROPOLITAN BATHS
Nl YAP0R BATHS,
HOT AND sSHuS 1ATHS,
SHOWER AND D0UCHE BATHS,
201 Ppnna Az. bet IIth and 18th ats. IL 10 lWf

ID EFRIGERATORS AT
II MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Wewill commence to day to sell our en-
tire stock of REFRIG ORATORS at prime
cost. Persons in want of the above arti-
Gle will find it to their advanta ge to give
us a call H. B0NTZ,
Successor to Bentz & Griffith
jy 19-3t $50 7th street, near l.
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNl

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI-
TURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
On THURSDAY. MORNING, July 2Ist, at 10
O'Clock, at house No. 90 Louisiana avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets west formerly the resi-,
trust dstsd January 18th 1854. and duly recorded
the Land Records for Washington county. shall
sell all the excellent furniture and household ef
fects, CO uprising in part
Superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte
Pair O French plate Mantel Mirrors SKIS
. French plate Pier Glass, ExlO1
Handso me Rosewood brOcatelle carved Sofas, Arm
Easy. and Parlor Chairs
Rosew god and Black walnut Marble top Centre
and Fancy Tables
Brocetelle and Lace Curtains and Fixtures
Whatnots Reee ption Chairs
Superior Velvet, Brussell, and 1nsral~ Carpet
throughout
Number OF fine Engrayings
T Exteusion Dining Table, SidebOard
China. Glass, and Creckery Ware
Silver plated " are. Table Cutters, at.
Red and Table Linen, Towels, Eapkirs
/ Walnut and MahoEany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Warn-
L. robes and Washstands n.v
Hair and Husk Mstresses, Bolsters' sao fhio"s
Blapkets Comforts, Spreads r tEr
Loo hing. glasses. Toilet Sets shaass
Health Stoves of various KINDS, ERE IroSs
TSeefher with the usual assortment OF hitchen
l Requisites.
l. Terms cash. ,,rou1v "a rJraJ T,,steA
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Y Fort Stevans 18th street road, to be had of J.
GOLDIN & co Photographers No. Penn. ave-
nue.. between Sth and 9Th streets, Market Space.
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SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR I.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

" GREAT BARGAINS.
French Lace MANTILLAS, from 81 .5Oup.
French Lace POINTS. from 81 up.
Cloth and Barege SACQUES and GIRO ULARS
Black Silk CIRCULARS at reduced prices, st
MAXWELL'S
32S Pennsylvania avenue.
N. B-Five hundred yards colored TARLETON
MCsLINS, for covering picture frames, chande
hers, mirrors, &c, &C., two yards wide; only IS
cents per yard. jy iS-Gt
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke 4 Go. furnish the follsw wing quo
tations Of Government securities:

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1864.
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A LUEArIc AT L.ARGR.-Patrick Rogers,
robust young man, q lunatic, has been roam
in 2 az large in the city for several days past.
YESTERDAY he WA IN the vicinity of Center
Markrt. and raised an alarm by calling out
that q woman was being murdered In the
market house. Detective McDevitt and Pat.
rolman Euss vent after him, And, after short
RIM. captured and secured him by throwing
him down He was taken TO the Fourth Ward
station and retained Until this morning, wnen
detective Nc Dewitt made the usual apPlica-
tjon for his admission to tho Insane Asyium,
sad be- will probably be sent there to-day
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TIRED ON LAST SUNDAY, A SMALL SHORT
I'll tail MARE and TOP BUGGY, to q man whs
been returned, the superstition is that the horse
strayed of. and has been picked up BY some per-
son. A suitable reward will be given for informa-
ton leading to the recovery of the same
CHAS. A. MURPHY. Agent,
iv Not;o ofa1 Stehl
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ID EPRESENTATIVE SUBSTITUTED am
II ready to supply any person not liable to draft
from over age or other causes, with good MEN. to
represent them in the army for three years. Now
is the time to show your patriotism.
G.. FL. CASSIDY, 446 8th ST.,
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n OTICE.-FOR SALE-5OO sets Of one. two, and
~ E. Or horse second hand HARM ESS; 800 good
second band SADDLES and BRlDLES, ApDly to
Il 8. JOHNSTON, No. 81 Penn avenue, between
- ard 9Th ST., opposite National Hotel. ~ 5-lm-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE CO.
~ partnership heretofore existicg unier the
name Of Finch 4 Lloyd doing business at $50 18th
street. is this 18th day Of July dissolved By mutual
consent SAMUEL LLOYD,
~ lS-2WS q. FINCH.
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GUTLERsHIP FOR SALB The subscriber be-
- ing compelled to 60 to California, offers for
sal the best st TLERSHIP in tho country, worth
at least ten regiments. Call at 51s 18th street,
~ I6.Iws W BRAMHALL, 3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19

Of tlualElug the tan 10 kind % gooI ssa cotton, and
report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. GO0DE introduced q sompTshs nsive resolution
relative 10 the imprsssmenCOf brandy by the Govern
ment
Mr. LYON, Of AlabamA-A bill o. provide for the
impressment Of railroad iron, mateTj al and stock by the
Confederate Government. Referred 10 the Committed
on the Judiciary.
Mr. OL0Pf0N, Of AAbama-A resolution that the
Committee Of Ways and Means i. Quire into the eIps-
diency Of receiving per cent. bonds In payment Of
taxes in certain Gases. Adopted.
Mr. HANLf, OF Atksnsaa-A resolution that the
Committee of Ways and Me0ns inquire iato the expo
diency Of the enactment by Congress of Q Law giving
Confederate prisoners full value for treasury notes OF
the old issue held by theEl ct tho time Of capture, 81.
Adopted.
Mr. ANDERSON, Of Ga, was granted leave Of alb
ssnoe.
Me DUPRE, OF LA resolution that the President
be requested to inform the House the amount paid the
army Of Trans Mississippi sncs the appointment OF
Lieut. Gen Kirby Smith TO its command. Adopted.
Mr. VEST, OF Ao-A resolution that the President
transmit to the II luse information relative 10 ~contrsc,s
made by the War Department for supplies In the
Trans Mississippi Department, to b paid for In cotton.
Adopted.
Mr. CLARKE, Of Ao-A bill for the relief Of 0or-
federate prisoners. R.ierled to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
A motion of Mr. RAMsEV, Of O, that sitter sa ur-
day next, the House meet 1t ii instead Of IL o'clock,
aud adjourn al 8 P n, Nas lost.
Mr. JIM LEAOH-A resolution that the Military
COMMITTEES inquire INFO the expectancy of repeating SO
mrc1 of the Law as sKempts persons owing ID able
bodied slsVes. Adopted,
Mr. J 7 hEA0H-A Joint resolution that secret ses-
sions are Incompatible with q republican form Of gov
arument, 81, with the II quest that il DO referred 10
the COMMITTED Of Ways and Means.
Mr. MILE. off GA resolution that the COMMITTEES
on Naval AT ,rs IL quire into the tIpedisncy Of placing
he Marine Corps upon q footing with the infsntFy Of
the Provisional Army. Adj pso.
Al.o q bill amCnaAtoTy Of An act organs Nc forces
TO- the War. Referred TO the Oommitte on Military
Affairs. .
ALo a resolution that the COMMITTEES Of Ways and
hsGnS IL quire into the t1pedieIoy OF increasing the
pay Of Ito Postmaster and en- p'oyses OF the Charleston
Is o. pot tfaee.
On motion of Mr. TARROW, offs @. the rules were
s~uspSnded, and the Senate Bill Tor the relief Of Ma
Margaret A Prca, on account Of s p I cent Oontede-
rate coupon boads destroyed BY IRE MAS taken up and
tRsssd.
Mr FARR0W-A resolution that the Committee Oh
the Medical Department l. quire what additional l'gt.
lAGiOn 10 necessary 10 stcuIs the better oistTibativn OF
SUI plies amoI < lie various ~hospitSl.
GA motion OF Mr. RUSSELL. Of Va, the House went
into secret session.
The doors being opened, the House adjourned.
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The CITY.

HusEIAss OoURf CT AAG.sfaATBs-In this Oour
yesterday, Amanda, slave OF Samuel 0~Ssrton, uas ,riec
for poisoning three lstlo white girls, The children re-
speotiVsly OF Lewis haule and Tnos. J. Clarke, and ID,
COURT having head the ~svideLc, she was ACC lifted.
Bathurst n. DAVIS was, after . hearing Of his cas-
discharged from the accusatiOn of stealing Q god Salc!
she property OF Daniel L. Gardner.
The Grand jury indicsCd Joseph 0Iff,rd for keeping
a iaio batk; Charles Hubert for assault and battery
and Dennis and Patrick Sweeney for ceiling gao,
Witheu. a liOsnse.
Catherine Collins, charged with receiving stole,
goods, Was, after Examination, acquitted.
May Koran, charged with hicsLy, Nas also st.
Quilted.
1t 10 said the Grand Jury will. to-day, iudiot for DO,
aDg at taFo a considerable number of young men q
&c ed to q prominent government Office.
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THENERs
VI
'rTsis %. +.
FROM PErEEssRG.

4AVA GAAAAeoV1
The Esprsss. Of yesterday, explains TIE firing which
has bss1 II times audible IN .lis city for = day OF s6O
pst:
day wednesday SID FddFaday a brisk firing OF
artillery and ~Hu.ksIy Eas kepl up Of tia liSes south
sad southeast OF The city bu. i. vas nothing more than
p~rsedcing on tbs part Of tie sInnohisFsand picksls-
During the LATER past 0, Wsiaaslay night this firing
gssM mora rapid"
The Exgysss Is Of the opinion Aat there ia little
doabi but that GIANT is receiving hesTy reinforcement.
Thsy are believed to o5l IRON SasFiisn's command
n the Valley. Or Gc1uts report tie arrival OF agm-
bers Of troops within she past lev isJs. Il is not iu-
probable that the gfeatoE Porioa Of "Os7sry' cl
shsridan's ccrmla5.Hil &c brought up the James 70
Cooperate with the armies Of the Potomac and Js1es
IN their 6nLl assault upOa the brave army o. Northern
Virginia in front Of Petersburg snd Richmond.
wednesday was observed throughout the army as q
day Of worship.
LEAVING TIE YANKEES. 49, ZZ5
On Sunday morning last Two hundred native Irish
nsn, who tsvo been Federal prisOaers in gu, hanis ioT
ever twelve aoatbs past, reached AaEusa, from F o.
sDcs, 8 G, sad passed. IbTOuga ca thsis way to JOIN
Hoods army.
TIE E-Prssh tToh which re take the shove para
gEsPh, adds that they were daily ssSFl into III COnlsi-
sFa's service By a Catholic priest. They gOtO General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19

Pat osburns's command, snd viii no doubt do good
service under bis leadership.
ARUMoRED Plight.
There was 3 rumOr. Yesterday afternoon that the
Yankees made an attack upon our lines near O tester
Station the evening before, and we're siguADy repuls-
ed, with the lo5s of several hundred prisoners. The
War Department, however, was entirely without infOr.
nation upon the subject. In fact, there was nothing
Official from any quarter.
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CAg egH VnsNIA O4y4LaY,
NoK. lash. ls6A.

To he Edtor Of he Wig.
In Ious ISSUE of The l2:h Instant, Jeu notice In CON-
pHmsntary terms 3 painting a the Burial Of Captain
Latans," killed in 81 engagement with the enemy, in
June, 1854. You represent him as an OHoer of the Igt
instead Of the g d Virginia OlyAlry, which error this is
intended 10 eorseos. Captain LAtane Was eOmmandart
of Company F, Oh W. mValry. W. O.,
Private o.. =.
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TIE C~HIOKAMAUGA.
TEE o.. ALBAHs' RAIDERS.

TlLEGhLPH sUPERIEIHi DEHT.-hyR Ohss. hsrri-
weather, of tie Tsissr.phis C'rps, has been appointed
Superintendent Of The Telesrsphis' Dirsion from
Moon, Ga, TO Mobile and hsrd1n-snbnacing tn,
aeW military line hom Selma TO Blae Mountain.
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COMMUNICATIONS aIsRTs.
H WING,
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1854.
WIG.

We shah publish, to-day at q O'Clock P. n, and
sysrJ succeeding dag Sundays ~eIcOpted,) at the sAms
hour, Al evening sddO0 Of the Wing. The kVsnins
Whig VIII contain tie latest news BY RAl and telegraph
up TO tbs hOuF Of going to PrsH, editorials local intel
- A. BU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19

Peace vas % last signed 81 Vienna, on the S0sh ulL,
between Austria, 7. ussia and Denmark. Ths usxin II
use vietts seems 70 have been spplied IN sl Ice rs0r {.
ths iatteI Power, wLo, amongs. o.hsr supulAlious, u, IL
appears, stll " eLdure and MAINTAIN the inv.dnl
Armies N Juuald Tor SIX weeks longer.
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500 REWARD,

TOR the apprehension and delivery to me,
Il or lodged To Jan 20 that / get Them, or NIFTY dollars fer ei,hsr
one Of them, my negro boys, MED and oykRfoh, who lief, MP
farm In Hanover couaty, Va the 26th September last.
Hsib absut eighteen or twenty years cid, ave iest Eve or .1
ihehsi tigh, sinser-bIead cslCr. stsmmers much, aud ELeL eIeit-
cd Ills some Time before be can utter q word. hCd Is d ysIy
likely and active boy. ! purchased Iim Of Nelson Mos estate N
Louisa COUNT, Va, January 18th, 1863.
Oseiton u nfteen or sixteen yeas old, dark complexion, very
likely, and we'll grown poy for hs age. overtol also sAmmsri
when excited. i purchased him Of the T~imberiake estate GI
Louisa oIuit House, December 18Th, ise0.
l thinkit 10 likely lucy are together, perhsps 10 Richmond, a.
hey lave sequslbtances and sonnecioas here
~ address y Locust osesE, Louisa county, Va.
90 2e-clm THOl BlIDM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19

IN Hanover County Court, October 25th,
l. ls64,-On The motion Of Lenjsuin L And.rso a legatee In
the atsie Of Richard o. Barker, deceased, IL Is ordered that JOBS
II. Anderson, execu or Of the said Richard O Barker, be I1m-
moned 10 sppear at the County Court Of HAM Yer county en- The
fourth Tuesday In December, 1864. and slew cause why 1, pow.
es AZ executor as Aforesaid should not he rty2ksd ana Anluned q.
t appeaIir 70 the Court that the said John h. Anderson, tIeeG-
tor 10 Aforesaid, Is Q nom resident Of the State OF Virginia, II 10
ordered that . py Of this order he ~pubishsd once 3 week Tor
Tour successive vs,ks In ssme newspaper puolisned In tie city Of
tichn ond, which publication shsD be equivalent 10 peIonal IeT-
vice Of the same. AcopJ-Teue.
- Wv Z o boswell, o II U
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n

Al Forest Hin, King and Qissn county, ct the rshdencs Of wn
D. HIeshGm, GAG, on the 2Uth Of October last, BY the Rsv. r b
BAgby, Ieui. WM. DEW, O. 8 At hiss ELLIN GREsHAh
KEES-DoE-In Davlls, on The 10th instant, By the RtV J. n
BirkPaniek, Mr.. JoHs THOMAS KHAN. ofGeorgs, 70 Ms Macy V
Doe, Of Danville.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19
TIE MONITOR "DIorAToR."

Captain EFcH5on, in q latter in reference to the
ocean Monitors, says there are no grounds Tor any ap.
prshension as to the susosss of the D otator. There has
BEEN no mistake or appointment respecting her draft
of water, 81 has been alleged. he p7o1ourcss Ter as
canning up 10 all his expectations, the only trouble be-
Ing with her iuidM, and that oocasioied By 9 nd vesk-
ing into the stsp on which the Tiyot works when the
rudder turns, which occurred on the day of her lunch,
AID can be easily remedied.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19

STOLEN-On the night of the 18th, one
cream-colepred HORSE, white name and tall, scar over risht
eye and scar % left knee, q hind lss bear he ms,ks Of The
sTatShes.
will ei's 800 reward for the horse and $3.50 for til. thief.
U. d. GRANT,
no.9-2sS Military Tsieg aph once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-19
IxCIrIMEEr AT TORONTO.

ToBoNTo. Nov. 10 AT q meeting Of the CITY Oourc ]
last night, Ii t~rsnspirsd that infor nation had been re-
csiVsd OF On intended demonstration on OsDsds, b
members Of the Feni,n Brotherhood from the United
States. The Mayor stated that this information had
been handed 10 the Government.