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The SUDDEN CnASGg or WEATHER We are

Inc SUDDEN CHANGB Of w BATHBR W. Alt
now experiencing renders this trying for persons with
delicate lungs Coughs and Colds exceedingly prevalent
the foundation Of many fatal Of pulmonary disorder
being laid Let the afflicted remember in their rou
bes, that a prompt resor. to Dr. D. JAMES ExPsoro-
in the early stages Of all diseases Of the respiratory
organs vii all appehensons Of danger and that
coughs ,ods and hosrseness efectusy and speedily
cured by this standard remedy Al Dr. ID. Jayne Sons
family medicines ore sold by KITCHEN, TYLER Co, No
l Chaubersst and No Hudson st. and by druggists gen
eialy.
GENIN, No. 513 BROADWAY.
New Spring Styles which comprise the latest French ana
English novelties Of
GxSTLHsRSs SILK HATS,
CKSrLKsgSs Sort AND CtorH HATS
LADIES RIDING HATS AND CARS,
MssEs HATS.
BOYS HAS,
INFANTS HATS.
The Millinery and Hating Trade dealt with on liberal
terms.
Attention called to the Genemen's Furnishing Goods
Department in this store, comprising all the novelties
GBSIs, No. $40 Broadway
RIPLEY FEMALE CoLLEGB.-Sec ADVERTISE
ment. under the head II Instruction"
Prof ALEX. c.. BARRYS TRICoPHERoUs OR Me-
Dictated COMPOUND for preserving restoring and identifying
and hairs diseases of the skin glands and muscles
(such salt rheum pmpes ibans, Sci chaps rhemat
m, swenss, throat &C., and giving instant relief in
Of cuts bruises sprans buns scads, kc Price Is
Office, No 374 Pearl-st. New-iork
WHEELER g. WILSON'S Highest Premium
LockStitch SEWING MACHINE No. sos Broadway.
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Wistar's Ba1sam Cures Coughs;
WlSfARS BALSAM CURES COLDS.
WIsTAR5 BALSAM CURES CONSUMPTION
WISTARS BAIsAM CURES COUGHS.
WISTARS BALSAM CURES COLDS.
WlSTAR'S BALSAM CURES CONSUMPTION.
WISTAR's BALsAM CURES COUGHS.
WISTARS BALSAM CURES COLDS.
WISTARS BALSAM CURES CONSUMPTION.
II doe, Dry up Cough, and kare he seeds Of Con
sumption IN the system but ooseHs and cednsss the LHngs
NJ all impsrtties.
For sale by
J. p DTNSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, New.York
s. w. FOWLE & Co., No. IS Tremont-st., Boston,
Aud by all Druggists.
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mmiRratiOn.
VIII be issued on SArURDA 9th Of April,
The First Number Of the
AMERICAN REPOnTER kOR GERMANY.

ImmtR ration.
VIII be issued on SArU RDAY 9th Of April,
tn. First Number Of the
AMERICAN REPORTER FOR GERMANY.
This publication, which will mainly be translation OF the
ee now being circulated with such remarkable effect in
Great Britain but with the addition Of variety Of original
articles specially suited to the taste and feelings OF the Ger
man People will b. very large quantities In the
care of an influential and intelligent Prussian Gentleman VINO
will attend personally TO its grtous distribution by hand
among mining and and steel manufacturing popoaon
of Prussia and Saxony. .
The design OF the will be to keep before the attention
Of the Working People of Germany just and correct views OF
the industrial and political condition of this CouDtry-its pow
e PROCESS and resOurcess social civil aud educational ad
aud furnish accurate information TO the demand
and reward of sbor-he cost OF iyng-and as to all
matters interesting those who contemplate emigration
n will plain the provisions OF the Homestead Law and state
ON official authority the immunity OF the foreigner nom mill
tary service. ii. .,-..,-....
Of the REPORTER In Great Brtsn-wh..s is exercising
powerful influence promoting tho Emigration OF Miners aud
Mechanics only directly through It's own statements but
the local the hope
that ike results be accomplished Ia Germany
The price will be FIFTEEN DOLLARS per hundred, de-
liyered by hand to working in Germany.
Subscriptions will be received by
MORRIS WHEELER Co., Philadelphia;
RUSSELL l. ERWIN MANUF'G Co, kew-York,
Or JOHN WILLIAMS,
EDITOR HARDWARE REPoRTRR,
Office Hardware Reporter No. ~ Beeknan st. New ork
SIeey e. buttons and studs stye..-ONE, TWO,
THREE FIVE. SIX, EIGHT, TIN. TWELVE, FIFTEEN
TWENTY to THIRTY DOLLARS a set. For sale by
GEO. c. ALLEN, No. AS Broadway,
nas door below Canals Of.
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New. York, Jan. 81.

IlARLxx July % 1868.
have been deaf for tweniy five years and Dr. Won
Esenbers operated both my without the slightest
pain did no. believe such thing could be done now
hear well and feel my head clear which did not for the last
twenty years The deItey and . with which the opera
ton va, performed evinces the highest practical ability
hear perfectly 1t Is month since the OPERATION
and continue to feel as well as ever.
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem, i2Gthst, between ID and 3daVA
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GoDgY's LApY's BOOK SAYS:

MI Trowbridse has already gained celebrity by his
writings. Thi. last work will give him wider reputation
The scene laid in Tennessee In the beginning Of the
element and give. terrible pictures Of the stormy passions Of
men and the sad scenes enacted The descriptions Of
natural scenery vivid and often beautiful and noble char
acer aud lovely works Of mercy brought out on the darn
canvas Of civil war
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The Graefenbers Company's

The Graefenberg COmpany's
UTERINE CATH0LlCON piarsbalr',.
An infabe cure for Female Weakness, and all Utestss
complaints of women.
Price ~ 80 per bottle. Five bottles for 80.
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
The best Pill in the world for family use and fof al D'es
- 4 ,x.. cs..ri-:-.- p-is~ o6 cents psr Dor
Address all orders to J. =. BRIDGE NJ. d.,
Resident Physician GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.
No I39 Willisn.st near Fulton New.york.
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GOLDEN BITrEEs. p

We risk nothing when them rainabie preparation
90 nv are one OF the articles Of the present day whici
80 t huubug and willing and able 70 satisfy az,
MON or persons who will call upon that the celebrated
Go nys BIrTERs are genuine bona hde hygieHic sfti
% h Is the wish Of the proprietors that the virtue OF t
ole be tested before condening decision Of their mef
H. Inv suy one " no has tried them worth million OF ur
chased bogus testimonials.
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ZENS OF NEW-YORK-

FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE cIrI-
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\. T.-1S0O. x.

\. T.-1SGO--X.
Persons Of sedenay habits troubled with weakness ASST
tud papaion of the heart lack OF appetite distress after
eating torpid liver constipation &C., deserve to suffer they
will not Try the celebrated
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The hrst Number will appear the Sth Of April and VIII
contain papers by Cooper Bryant and Mrs. Kembe The
second number win contain articles by Gasparn, Crsnch and
X. H. Dana =,
Subscriptions received at Appetons No AZ Broadway;
Crowans No a43 broadway; Miller Matthew's 75T Broad
way; Randolphs No 6s3 Broadway: Lows No S13 Broad
way; Jas Millers, No. 522 Broadway; Root Anthonys
corner of Pine and Nassau-Bts
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For CREATING A HEALTHY APPETrTE

thew are invaluable and unequaled osIc, They
,e mild in their action and operate by giving rgor an
.oz9M to the systennot by any change they produce
the old, but through the medium Of the living principle.
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e rrfIaL ORDERS. No 80


ipined saan law far
Hon JsmaA
whe1i policy
pcaen period ample t army,
demand
%
A bopets in
- prop
advisable stimulate aud
corn
80
Jus
railroad
meal bay and rail-
ms exception
during the m'nhd
to
horse q schedMe.
msybs benevolent Intentions
I"tssa
NM" ~
should be deemed
of
cnumst hav emdn motor
andea
ma5t
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Hunter,

we published from the Central PRESBYTERIAN in
the Dispatch Of yesterday the narration of the nun
der Oh David s. Creigh, of Greenbrier, by order of
1enerai Hunter, of the Yankee army Nj Creieh
was one OF the most estimab!e citizens of Greenbrer
and was put to death for defending himself and
family against the outrages of Yankee soldier who
had first attempted to take his life This act Of tho
'hend' Hunter will not be forgotten, and will veg
''return TO plague" hm. There were several o,l,or
murders perretrated by him in his ia yasion of Vir
gina. They will be remembered and the day vuil
probably come when he viii pay the penaltv b.f,r.
ne goes to that long account, in which his settle
ment must be thorough. It Is not unlikely that his
bfntaites had already begun to fill his IMAGINATION
with fears OF rctribution, and that this induced hin
10 ask TO be relieved from the command of the Ia
efal army Of Western yiipinia--a ,eoues, ,r,;,h
vas granted by his Government lie certainly wi,
De increasing his peril very much by coming 10 Viz
CANA again USssses. 80 great a brute must IL. !,
coward, and hs s.fi l5iSiy ever lead his army IN ,
retreat, az he did ia his .disgTacefal fight from
Lynehbure
General Hunter, it is said, was not born in Viz,
sihia but in the Distriet-either in Georgetown or
Washington. He is said to be the son of the late
'efie'ai Hunter, Of the United States army, who
was related to some of the Virginia Hunters. Ii is
isgfaeefnl enough that any Virginia blood boweve,
sn,sh IN amonnt--even trace--should run in the
ia u saeh brute, but it is eoi,soline. at least,
mat ne was not born in Virginia
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~ ENERAL ORDER.

~ ENERAL ORDER.
~ NAVY DEPARTMENT, CONFEDERATE STATES
Richmond, July 80, 1861
The members Of the Graduating Class of Mid shin
men, IN accordance with the reports of exaniuiT q
Doalds' Will stand upon the official eister in thu,
following order, subject to the posfeIs 10 be as
signed u three oi ITS members serving and to be ex-
ain!ne,t, abroad:
No |. James II. Dyke, Florida
No. ,. z. II. Gibbcs, South Carolina
No 8. Ralph j. Dcas, South Caloll1a
No. I. W. Nelson Shaw, Texas
No. .. C. + Sewer, Tennessee
No D. Geolge n. Joiner Alabama,
No I. William b. Sinclair, Jr Virginia
No y. III. Ill. Scott Virginia
No y Frank C. Morehead, Kentucky
No 10. Clarence Cary, Virginia
No H. Roger PIncknev, South Carolina
No. H. George T. Sinclair, Jr Virginia
No. Is. Daniel NJ. Lee, Virginia
No. ii. Filginius Newton, North Carolina.
No 10. 1. II. Berrien, Georgia,
No 10. j. b. Ratcltte, VIRGINIA
No. Il. Thomas c. Pinckaey, South Carolins
No. IS James W Peg1am, Virginia.
No. 10 j. IL. hamilton, Texas.
No 70. ". u. GG0de, South Carolina
No. u. CassiEs Meyer, Mississippi
No. p. Franklin Il. Dornin, MARYLAND
No rs. William Z. Clayton, Georgia.
No "a, William j. Carroll Arkansas
No -. Ferdinand S.-Hunter, Virginia.
40 20. Francis NJ. Thomas, South Carolina
S. Il. MALLORY.
Secretary of the Navy
gG- Journal. Wilmington Courier, Charleston;
Republican,, Savannah, and Advertiser Mobile
copy twice IA week. for three weeks.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Il. s. Peasants, Auetioneer,

Dy II. y. fteiaStfitS, huctiofie'f
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
fIANo, '' ''A'
GAS CHANDELIER, Sc,
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at ten O'Clock,
will sell, at the residence on Franklin street. be-
tween Twenty -sixth and Twenty-seyenth streets,
now occupied by Dr. Tinsley, the whole OF the ele
CANT FURNITURE contained in said residence.
The paflors furnished with
very handsome Mahogany Book Case,
very handsome Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofa,
II very handsome Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs,
very handsome Mahogany Hair Cloth Rock
ing Chairs,
very handsome Mahogany Tables,
very pretty Ingram Carpets,
Hearth Rugs,
1T l set Damask and Lace Curtains,
Cornce, Window Shades,
Piano Stool and Cover,
Mantel Ornaments, &c, &c.
The chambers furnished with
Mahogany and other Wirdrobcs,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Toilet Sets,
Cane-Seat Chairs,
Nursery Rockers, Carpets, Mating,
Window Shades Sofa, Lounge,
Sheets, Pillow Slips, Bolster Cases,
Counterpanes, Comforts, Blankets, &c, &c.
In the dil,ing-room will be found
Silyer-plated Castors,
Britannia Tea Set Pictures, sc.
Together with a large assortment OF
China, Granate and Glassware,
Consisting OF
Plates, Dishes Tureens,
Pitchers, Cups and Saucers,
Jars Preserve Dishes, 1urnblers, &c,
Mahogany Tables, China Press,
Chairs, -Safe, Carpet, Dmgget,
Oil Cloth, Window Shades
Walters, Tenders, Shovels, longs
Refrigerator, &c, sc.
The halls and passages furnished with Oil
Cloth throughout, Hat Rack, Mahogany Table, Cane
Seat Oak Chairs, Map, SC, &c
The kitchen furniture comprises
Cooking Stoves, Buckets,
Chairs, Clothes Horse, Tubs,
TinwaTe, Stters, SCuttles, Ne,
together with large quantity OF useful articles not
Necessary to mention. Suffice say, that nearly
every article needed in a family may be found in
this sale, and the attention of buyers is respectfully
requested. f. S PLEASANTS,
au IL Auctioneer
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OFFICIAL.
4 I ENERAL ORDER.

4 I ENERAL ORDER.
~ NAVY DEPARTMENT, CONFEDERATE STATES
~ Richmond, August 6, 1864.
The renort of the examination of Midshipman
RICHARD :. FLOYD now serving on board the
flofldt, ana who was IA member Of the class of mid
shipnien which graduated in September 1862 hay
ing Just been received and compared with the stand
ing OF the graduating class, he IL assigned t. rank
No OF that date, and the register numbers Of the
class VINO are now second IeItenan will be Glanced
accordingly SR. MALLORY.
Secretary Of the Navy.
"a Journal, Wilmington Courier, Charleston :;
republican, savannah, and Advertiser, Mobile,
copy twice week for three weeks au ll-2aw{v
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- edmond THEATRE,
h Corner Seventh and Broad streets
Acting and Stage-Mmager. -...........R. d OGDEN
THURSDAY EVENING, August II, 1864,
The performance will commence With the beautiful
Overture, Lucretia Borgla, ........... Orchestra,
When will be presented tor the first time the grand
dramatic ROMANCE, III three act. adapted from tile
French, entitled
THE BOllEMIANS OF PARIS.
~ See bills OF the day for particulars.
NO FARCE.
L he manager takes great pleasure III announcing
iof Il FEW NIGHTS ONLY, an engagement with
the talented 1Idgeicnuc and Coincidence Miss
gss~ IDA VERNON, .aa
VINO VIII appear III several new PLAYS that she has
purchased az great expense. Fir,t appearance
MONDAY, August i4th
III rehearsal,
EAST LYNNEo'
au lit
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BY Z. w. Grubbs, Austioneer.

UNFINISHED HOUSE AND LOT,
L CORNER OF AND TWENTY NINTH
STREETS, AND LOT OF LUMBER, BRICKS,
LIME, WINDOW GLASS AND NAILS, FOR
SALE Al AUCTI0N.--Wil be- sold ON THURS
DAY, August II, at o'cl1rk +. NJ on the premises,
the HOUSE and LOT located as above.
After the sale of the House, a lot Of LUMBER
consisting Of Flooring and other Plank and Shingles
some Bricks, Lime, Nails and Window Glass. These
articles will be sold with the House or separately a.
may be deemed best.
Terms Cash or credit, Mt the option Of the pur-
chaser. Possession given Immediately.
7. ". GKUBBS, Auetioneer,
au 8 Successor to Goldin Il ApperSon
gsEAfter the sale Of the above property, say at )
O'Clock Z. NJ, viii sell, on the premises, the
FRAMED TENEMENT or the east side of Twenty
sixth, between and l. streets, containing dye
rooms The lot has font OF tnirty-thrce ltet and
q depth OF one hundrel and tlirty-two feet 10 an
alley. T. W GKUBBS, 4u tioneer,
au III Successor 10 Gu,dIu y AnueT~t4u
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FHNHE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY

The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY for this week
N u be ready for sale TO-DAY at one O'clock, and
viii contain, III addition to Summary Of General
New :, Fatetia, &c, the following articles
A TALE OF TWO CITIES BY Charles Dick
ems Continued
A0N. @s. poetryl
ON TAO CHILDREN IN BLACK. By W, NJ
Thackersy (From Roundabout Papers.")
THE schTRAPTo ESTATE.
HER RED RIGoLETTE. poetry
THE I.ANL' OF THE PAST. Poetry
u~ssr- The otiie e Of the MAGNOLIA WEEKLY is
situated on Twelfth street, between Bank and Main,
,,sis door from Man. au lit
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MARRIED

In Richmond, on the evening OF the 2sth May
1853, at the house Of the n,reonage by thr Rev nr
ifterkin, EDWARD T. BAKER, OF North Caro-
Ina, to Mis- LOUISA, daughter of the late Henry
Sestnond, Of Baltimore
~ Baltimore papers please copy.
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The riot Il very drauatie. and tho wtt-

country. The plot II very dramatic and the wff-
ting In natural ami easy, sometimes displaying eon-
siderable Of that knowledge Of human nature, with
out which novelist Is nothing The book is gotten
ont in very good style.
The same firm has also Unpublished FoN-,cr:s
Atithmetic--a valuable work for schools
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~ ENERAL ORDER.

4 NENERAL ORDER.
~ NAVY DEPARTMENT, CoSFFDFRATF SY.Trs
Richmond, July So 1861 ,
The reports of the examinations of Midsummer
George d. Bryan, Q. A. Browne, J. T. Mason r. J.
Moses and W. W. Wilkinson, now serving abroa1
and who were members OF the class Of Mi.Ishpmejl
which graduated III January last having lust been
received and compared with the standing of tl..
graduating Glass; they are assigned to rank WITH
that class masters III the line Of promotion az
follows: Mr.. Bryan, No. | Mr Browne No 4 Mr.
Mason, No g; Mr.. Moses, No. 8, ara Mr. Wllkin-
son, No IL and the present register numbers Will
DC changed accordingly, and the class will be born.
upon The register hereafter follows:
No. |. George b. BRYAN
No. 2. Samuel r. Blame
No. g. ". Il. Mayo.
No. 4. o. A. Browne.
No. 5. Daniel D. Colcook
20. 6. J. Il. Mason
No I w. p Hamilton
No. 3. j. c. Long
No 8. X. j. Moses
NO ~ Ii. l.. Vaughn
No. ii. j. NJ. Pearson
No. IL w w. wilkinson
No. Is. III. s. Cook
No. IA. q. w. Sparks
No. 10. w. J. Craig
s. r. MALLORY,
Secretary Of the Navy.
:, ~ Journal, Wilmington; Courier, Char. eston !:
republican, Savannah, and Advertiser Mobl d. COW
Twice week for three weeks, V"'f'
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By d. X. Weisiger, Auctioneer.

nNE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
~ WITH SMALL HOUSE THEREON, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE COALPTT
TURNPIKE, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--I will sell at
auction, ON TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at five
O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises, the above tract OF
LAND. IL adJolns the lands of the late jeremiah
Hobbs and Mrs. Anderson. This place is well
adapted for Il market farm On it is well that, III
former days, furnished the best III the neigh
borhood, but now needs attention. Tie nearness of
this land to the city should induce persons desiring
10 invest to attend.
TERMS: One-half cash; balance to suit pur-
chaser ID. X. WElSIGER,
au / Auc:i0neer.
After the sale of the Land, forty nifty cords of
WOOD, on the premises,
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By Il. y. Peasants, duct.


ELEGaNr Chamber Furniture, Brussels Car
H. pet, Sc, for safe 1T auction.-UR Thursday,
the l.h Instant at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at AiessIs
Elliot, & Williams II hardware store, Main street,
some spleRdid furniture, among which may spe-
city
One beautiful chamber set of rosewood furni-
ture. consisting at
very richly carved cabinet and glass, entire
marble slab
l very richly carved bedstead, sofa
] wasasland, handsome wardrobe
Mosquito netting 20 fit badstcad
very handsome oak chamber set toilet set
Sc, richly ornamented, and very attractive
To all Of good tate
very fine large Brussels carpets
Very excellent air and shucx mattresses
Centre tables, chairs
Superior bedding, and sundry other very de-
sirable articles
B.-Thc upper part of the house will! be rented
at the same time Tor the baiacc OF Ihe curren,
year.
The above furniture will be open for inspection
on Wajne sday prev iuus ~ day Of sale.
au6 E : PLEAsAN ~, Auct.
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New Publications

We have received from Messrs West q Johns.o,
NO. i4s Main street, East Lynne or, The Esr,,.
Daughter" an English work, by Mrs. Wool. =
most popular authoress, whose "Ised Court Farm,
s'aaeed great praise from the critics Of her own
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BY P. w. 0rubbs, Allctioneer.

"OUSE AND IOT NEAR THE COR
NER OF CLAY AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE AT ATCTION.--Will he
sold at auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
10th August 1864, at halt-paSt four o'clock z. NJ.
a comfortable tenement, located as above, owned by
James Conway, and occupied by punctual tenants at
thirty-five dollars per month. It has four rooms
There is well OF water in the yard.
TERMS Cash.
z, W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
au II Successor to Goddin Il ApperSon.
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BY Hill, Dickinson & Co, Auctionccrs.
} ECEIvER'S SALE OF NEGROES

ID ECEINER'S SALE OF NEGROES
L l. In pursuance Of order of the District Court
at the Confederate States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, made the 10th day OF August, 1864, in
shall sell at public auction. for cash, at the auction
store of McSsIs Hill, Dickinson & Co. i'll the city
of Richmond, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
August, instant, at ten O'Clock y. NJ, the following
SLAVES TO wit:
Alice Johnson, negro woman, aged twenty-five
years.
James, son of Alice, aged three years.
Cloe Green, negro woman, aged thirty-two
years.
Mary, child of Cloe, aged ten years.
Levi, child of C!oe, aged eight years.
Franklin, ohild OF ClOe aged SIX years.
Ben, child of Cloe, aged four years.
Nellie Redman, aged thirty-two years.
Delphi, child OF Nellie, aged nine years,
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Receiver, District No. }.
Hill, DIoKIHsoN & Co, Auctioneer,.
lids
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS m,

NARD.-Ran away from tn Richmond A -
Secal, where he was hired, about the 10Th 1t Ja
my negro man, PETER MILES, sometime ....|
PETER Redo. He - twenty-five on tNyutv-,i..
years of age, live feet eight or nine u, hes tls .
grIbread color, rather a long face no, rather ..
and that, and carries himself very erect Mh.a
left the arsenal hr Woic sIty Jtrkrt ana cap l.
Is no doubt making au effort To- pa thr.u-A -
lines. | viii give the above reward ID rtu.it E..
yond the limits Of the ciJy, two luudT,. .ul lr
dollars If caught within the ,0Ipuiat, limit. ,rI ..
cured III amy IiII 10 that / get han.
au lot NEAL MgtlEBY
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tempt to 90. The above reward Will o. PuN "
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By 2. W. Grubbs, Aue,ion,.r.
RUNAWAYS.

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old, tive feet eight or nine inrh,4 hsG s.s
spoken, spare built, black complexion, and .t...-
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delivery to WILLIAM ~LLuU.
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