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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-17
By Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auetioneers

4 UCTTON SALE OF THE RESCUED
"A CARGO OF THE STEAMER DARE
/ AND OTHER LARGE CONSIGNMENTS OF FO
REIGN MERCHANDISE, JUST LANDED FROM
NASSAU.-On TUESDAY, the ED August We viii
sell at auction, at ourwarehouse No II Pearl street
the cargo saved from the wreck of the steamer Dare
ana additional conSignments of desirable MER-
tiiANDlSE, Just received by other steame4s, com
pTlsng In part the following goods, viz:
80 pieces Ga Black Cloths
70 do Black Gros tu Rhin Silks,
100 do Fancy bark and Light Prints
30 do Al bleached Shiftnes
20 do Printed Organizes,
do. Ail-wooE Delaine,,
rs do, French sierinoes
10 do. t-i Heavy Lanlbskin Coating
~ do. Oh Blue and Black Moskora Coating,
10 do Heavy Fancy Cashmere,
Is do. oi-lnch Indigo Blue and Black Mixed
1weeds,
/ case diamond pointed Fileting Gard Clo-
thing,
10 pieces Grants English Grapes,
- do. Black and Colored Bonnet Ribbons
40 do. Black Mohairs assorted.
70 dozen Super French Corsets
40 do Black and Fancy Neck Te-
100 do Regatta Shirts,
10 do Long Cloth Shirts
100 pieces assorted Silk IiantikerchiatS
IS boxes Hemmed do do
80 pairs Ladies' Lasting CATERS
~ dozen Brown Cotton Half Hose
bales Al Augusta Sheetine
bales elght-ounce USnabulgs
ALSO,
50 boxes S. H. Hollands Extra Manufactured
Tobacco,
80 boxes Hiawatha Tobacco
ID kegs Bi Carbonate Soda
barrels Java Coffee, &c &c
The sale will commence at 10 O'clock
Elicit, BELL & FOX, Auctioneers
S.-Consignments tor this sale should be sent
IN hv Saturday afternoon. an rs
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More Of Hnnter's Tyranny.

Mr.. j. W. Baughman effifar of tho Esos0.,.a,
(Maryland) Citisea has arrived !, Riohn,o,,, IT.
was ordered ont of Mary,.na .sa. ~ -
Southern Confederaev. NV na,a.a, nv 'n'
because his paper stated that fhe yanna. i 'ea
at the battle Of Monoeaev wa. tw., .ha,.aa .o''
rather that was the immediate nra,ex, Co..
the ,sn.ra, -. ".' p's'eA' ior gratiiyine
Washington tyranny and its myrmidons toward. N.
Citizen for its bold ana o,,a .i'
.an sn'y Of the States against the Washing
cause Of tho confaa.. '0 TOT us sympathy with the
enscutoner, seized anan ths .ano0lns brutal
loss at Monoeacy and ordered Mr. nasansna ., the
S ''Ael'' "0'e
.p. aosi,eK Paososr MxnsnAl,
81 W Bauoh,aoa Rsa --1'' 'u's % i'oi
.You are hereby ordered - -
tay lines Of the United states fa sUa OF the mill
rsssra during the war under penalty Of being NOT MOT
States Govsrnmsat = spy and enemy 20 the United
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By E. S. Peasants, Auctioneer
IN THURSDAY, the 18th instant
~ will sell at my store, No 20 Main street com.
ihehchg at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all assortment d
HOUSEHOLD
And KITCHEN
Amongst which may name
Beadsteuds,
Waidrobes,
Cabinets,
Centre Tables,
Mahogany Card Tables
Two excellent Mahogany framed Pianos
ALSO,
large lot of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE
amongst which will be found
One very superior and excellent Dinner Set
consisting OF ninety-three pieces,
One tine Tea SET of forty pieces,
Besides a large number Of
Plates, Cups, Saucers Dishes, &C.
ALSO,
ture
The public are invited
au 10 f. s. PLEASANTS, Auctioneer.
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D6r FUNERAL NoTIcE-The friends and
acquaintance of Lieutenant WILLIAM MASON
SMITH, AdJutant Twenty-seventh South Carolina
infantry, OF Mrs. Benjamin Huger and of Mr.. Will
nam Porcher Miles, are invited to attend the funeral
OF Lieutenant Smith at St Pauls Church this after,
noon ut six o'clock
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'oURTHOUsAND FIVE HUNDRED

Il DOILARS REWARD will pay four than
sand live hundred dollars for the apprehension an
delivery to me in Richmond or Tor securing them 70
that set them, the following SLAVES, to wit:
| JokDAN, yellow man, about twenty-seyer
years old, toierable carpenter and blacksmith =
Was raised near Christiansburg. Virginia
Lew Is, black man, thirty years old purchased
OF 4: Il. Dfewney or Brodde, near IIendersonyiile
North Carolina.
JOSHUA, black, about twenty eight wears old:
raised by Walter Cohs, OF Pittsyvania county has
rather a down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen: years old, black and SLIM
bought OF + J. Stern OF Raleigh, North Carolina
jim, black, about twenty-one or twenty-five wears
old raised IN Maryland; is tall and very likely
WILLIAM, brown-skin boy, about twenty or
twenty-five years old, raised in or near this city;
once owned by f. j. Sampson, an agent at the Rich
mond and Danville depot.
ELIJAH, OF brown complexion, about thirty-Eve
years old raised near Charlottesville, and is No
cook Both OF his legs were swollen and sore at the
time he left
SALLY, a mulatto girl, about twenty-five years
old raised IN Loudoun county; was purchased Of
N. Nj. I0e; tall and slender, with long black hair
HARRIET, fifteen or sixt4n years old brown
skin, with bushy head Of hair.
They left my farm, in Lunenburg, about the last
of June, with the Wilson raiding party will nav
the above reward for all of them, or five hundred
dollars for any one Of them.
au 5-3w- E. III. STOKES
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M imcH COW AND CALF FOR SALE
VS. cr WI have for sale in the morning : ve,y
nns M.Lch COW and CALF. raised IN Nov Ken,
am p iHpp'y % MOORE 4 TURNER,
80 $3.50 Nc. b Franklin sfraat
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A FARM, WITH THE STOCK

\ FAR M, WITH THE STOCK,
"A CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS, &c, FOR
SALE.-The subscriber is authorized to sell, pri-
vately, FARM in Powhatan county, together with
all OF the STOCK, CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS,
I &e., thereon. The Farm contains three hundred
and fourteen acres and is situated on the Buckng-
ham road, about twenty-five miles from Richmond
and four miles from Powhatan Station, Richmond
and Danvlle railroad, in healthy locality, and
well supplied with good well and branch water The
land Is OF fair quality, about onehaf or two-thirls
arabic, the balance in pine and oak growth The
buildings consist Of two-story Dwelling House,
lately fitted up, with four rooms and passage, be-
sides basement and all necessary out-ho,,ses The
Stoek-one Horse and three Mules, yoke of Oxen,
nve head OF cattle and fourteen hogs. The Farming
Utensils are nearly new, and embrace the following
Wagons, Carts, Threshing- Machine Wheat Fan,
Corn Shelter, Cutting Knives, scythes and Pioughs
OF all kinds The Crops--Wheat, Oats, Corn, Peas,
Potatoes, Sorghum, &c; and, if desired the Hands
ON the place will be hired for the balance of the
year. Mr.. L. NJ Farley, the Manager, win show
the land crops, &C., to any one wishing to view the
farm.
TERMS: Cash. and possession given immediately.
For further particulars address J. b. GOODE,
denito Post-offee, Powhatan county, Virginia
au l3--et~
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WANTED to Rent or Purcb,se i, -

NV tN Ed % Rent or Pnrch9ge n p,.l
w FARM, with a tolerahly large h.,,.' ~ @
III a safe locality, anywhere in Virginia or tn -
onc not very remote and easily accessible
Richmond preferred. Any one having s,,eL !, f,s
which he would sell at old prices ior FoM b. !.
tlAvaleht, secured to his satisfaction, ana r.7-
box IA Richmond Post-ofiicc.
As, IN the opinion Of those best qualified I, ma,
OF such matters, the scarcityof labor heavy -
uon, ana immense quantities of land tb,,s1 ,a
the market at the close OF the war, must ,D.y,t,.
nav ,iie tiicet oi depfeating that species Of pr,
lhis notice Is worthy the attention OF thos. Wi.s
10 make sure OF the value OF their land.
III the advertiser does not rent or buy very se-
he viii give the services of his ne,roe. s5inr tlt
OF forty III number during the war % any and.
above. Pr"
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RUNAWAYS:

N OTlCE.-Two of my Boatmen. WILL
~ LIAM and JORDAN, left my Canal Boat ON
the tth instant at Lock 81 will pay one hundred
doiiars reward Tor the apprehension and LODGING in
any Jli OF these men, fifty dollars for either of
Them. William Is tail, likely, and black about
tihity-hVe years of age; Jordan is low stout ANA
breAt-colored, about twenty-five years old
CLIFFORD CABELL
dreenway PGst-oihce, Nelson county, Virginia.
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III f HUNDRED DOLLARS EE-
\ WAhD.-Rdn away, on Monday, August l.
NEGRO BOY, named HENRY, the property OF Jo-
seph U. Mettert. He IS about twenty three years
old, i've feet eight nine inches high, quick
spoken, spare built, black complexion, ard speaks
German Well The above rswaad Will be psii for his
delivery to WILLIAM X. SLEDD,
au ll-6tt At Confederate States Police Dennt
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN LAW
ID RENCEVILLE, BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
WITH TWENTY ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED,
der, and the out-buidngs ample and in good order,
with large yard and very fine garden, orchard sc,
Possession given at once. For terms and fuller de-
scripton apply to
p. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
au LIT Successor to Goddin & Apperson
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NIFTY DOLLA RS REWARD
j Dropped by u lady, in getting off the down
train of Danville cars, yesterday Tuesday MORN
ing, small black POkT-MONNAIE, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX DOLLARS,
to best OF her recollection follows One $50 note,
two s2Us, nine Sl0's one S., and one 81. Any one
finding the same will receive the above reward and
the thanks of the by leaving it at this office
au l7--2ts
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EoUR HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

i WARD.-Ran away from my farm on the
night Of the 9TH instant my man JOSHUA. He is
about thirty tive years of age well built full wbis
kers had on Il pair of new brdsgues and new shirt
with blue stripe on the collar. 1 bought him Of Lee
x Bowman on the 9th Of July. viii give the
ABOVE reward IL lett at their ]aii in Richmond.
au lit JoHN on FNDESINc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ES SPECIAL NoTiCE.
TARDY Il WILLIAMS,
AucTtoStRRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AUCTION SALE EVERY THURSDAY.
We request the trade to attend our auction sale on
next THURSDAY, the 18th instant coInmeufi,,o
a; Ii o'clock. Viii be offered
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
MAPLE SUGAR,
Genuine MASON'S BIACKING.
COTTON,
COTTON YARNS,
COTTON CARDS. No 10
ALSO
a small invoice of superior FRENCH CHINA. CON-
Sisting OF Cups and Saucefs Breakfast Dinner and
Tea Plates, Dishes, &c.
ALSO,
1000 bushels MELLOW PEAS, in perfect order.
WITH many other articles, very scarce and desirable
% Buyers will do we'll TO attend
tonsl2nments received up to the day of sale
TARDY Y WILLIAMS,
gu - Auctionecrs.
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL.
LARS REWARD FOR MY MAN JoE.-He
is about twenty-three years old five feet six or seven
inches high, gingerbread color, hooks down when
spoken to, He carried away blue pants and gray
frock coat He generally wears round Jacket and
homemade pants. win give the above reward If
delivered TO James kersey, in Richmond, or secured
Ia any jaii 20 get him. Z. Il, DAVIS.
au 5-l2ts
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FARM OF FIVE HUN.

" VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN
DRIED AND FIFrY-NINE AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES, ON THE MEHERRIN AND
OWL CREEK, In LUNENBURd COUNTY, FIVE
NILES FROM KEfSVILLE, AND SEVEN
FROM MEHERRIN DEPOT, FOR SALE.-I Of
fer Ion sale, privately, the FARM located as above
containing five hundred and fifty-nine and three
quarter acres seventy-tive acres trst-rate bottom
land, and portion OF the upland very good The
same Is well watered; the improvements are a
Dwelling recently repaired, containing seven rooms
Kitchen, Smoke-house, three Negro-quarters, Barn,
There is also good deal OF Building Timber on the
Tract. ~
TERMS Cash or credit
plat OF the Land may be seen at my Office
T. w. GRUBBS, Auctioneer
au LIT Successor to Goddin 81 Apperson
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r ARGE. AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ persons having claims against the es. -
DOUGLASS GRAY, deeeas.ad, are hsfeet Il
to present the same, properly aathsnneas.@ ~
undersigned, without delsy, for settlement
indebted 10 said estate are requested % 0o'1
ward and maae payment. rpAy
Administrator vi Douglass Cray, dessNS'
nm lg@3ts
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IN THE 18TH INSTANT. AT -
o'clock, shall proceed to SELL at public auction
aiot OF fifteen acres Of splendid LAMB. two-thirds
OF which = cleared, the balance IN wood There is
water IN the yard Also, all the Household Furni-
ture; one Cart and Harness
The land adjoins that of Robert r. Padgett, Mos
~ Ford ana Levy Ford, and fronts on the Deep Run
turnpike road, seven miles nom Richmond
au l6--3te
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NOTICE Strayed from wagon-yari
IN Of Fifteenth Virginia infantry, near Chester
depot, on the morning Of the i4fh instant, two
HORSES, one a small, bright bay mare, both hind
Rect white star in forehead, and a scar on left
shoulder; the ether "A large dark bay, rather low I'm
order; marks recoiiecfed A suitable reward will
be paid for their delivery to any information
that will lead to their recovery.
WILSON G. n. CARR,
Captain and Assistant QuarteImaster,
an lit Fifteenth Virginia Infantry.
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BY II. Benson & Brother, Auctioneers.

BY II. Benson & Brother, Auctioneers.
4 BEAUTIFUL FARM IN ALRE-
"A MARIE COUNTY FOR RENT AND Me-
uhoES FOR HIRE.-Being unable to give nv per-
sonai attention To my Farm, will rent it and hire
the negroes to good tenant If NOT rented privately
beforehand, viii put it up at public auction on the
LIST day OF September 1864 OH which day will also
sell the growing crop, horses cattle hogs and farm
ing utensils Farm contains three hundred and six
ty-eight acres, and lies six 49, miles north Of Char
iottessiiie. Il. E. G. CARR,
au o-eod2w Charlottesville Virginia
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OST, ON the night of the 10Th of Au-
i 4 gust on Broad street, between Seventeenth
street and Chnborazo Hospital, a POCKET BOOK,
containing twenty dollars in Confeerate1lotes
thirty cents in postage stamps, silver ring, and
iurlOugh for sixty days from 18th July last ANY
person returning the pockei-book and fuflo,lgh to
the Dispatch office can retain the money.
lit f. ID. KIMBEI
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EIVE HITNDRED DOLLARS RE.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
Il WARD.--Strayei or stolen from my pasture,
near Mr.. Valentines mill and Mr.. John b. Smiths
shop Louisa county, Virginia, ON the night Of the
10th instant, my large bay HORSE. lie il about
seven years old, has star cut OH the right side u
hs neck, which be seen by raising his name, and
some white hair on his right hind foot; ALSO collar
marks on his neck and shoulders. / will give the
above reward for his safe delivery to me, q live near
the abov, manned places l will pay three hum
dfcd dollars Tor any information which viii secure
me his recovery. Address
j. II. KNIGIITON
Trevillian's Post-ofce, Louisa county, Va.
an lime
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INHE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.

H1iIf -h-tO-NOI1.f " EENL1
The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY for this week will
be ready for sale on THURSDAY at O'Clock P. NJ .
and will contain summary OF interesting News
Wit and Hamor, besides choice selections and the
following articles, original and selected:
A TALE OF TWO CITIES By CHARLES Dick
chs Continued.
SMALL BEER CHRONICLE BY ". NJ. Tha,l
eray-(ffom Roundabout Papers
ON THE SHENANDOAH Poetry b. John
Esten Cooke
ROMANCE OF THE HAPPY Valley ~
DIXIE.
THE MOANING SEA. Poetry
MY COUNTRY HOME. Poetry
Ihe Office OF the MAGNOLIA WEEKLY is sit1t-
ated on Twelfth, between Main and Bank streets one
door from Main au o.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
4 "AkD.-Ran away from HUWard's Grove
Hospital, on the 9th instant, my boy THORNTON !:
OF black color and eighteen years old; about FIVE
feet eight inches high; rather thick lips and rough
featured his front under teeth spread out like there
Wits tooth out. lie was raised by William Toll
Yer, III hanover county, near HaweS's Shop | will
give the above reward for his apprehension so get
IGn, or delivered to az Robert Lunpkin's. in
Richmond au li-6t- q. w. REID
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I'm SALE, superior MANUFACTURED
~ TOBACCO, Of the following desirable brands !:
Hardsroye's Twin Brothers,
W. T. Sutherlin's Grown
b. +. Grayeiey's "Jessie Brown.
u. +. Grayeley's .John Warrpn..
d. T. Graveley's ~ c. Miller.D
"Washington
The above y ali old Tobacco in perfect order and
unsurpassed by anything in this market. -A-
MITCHELL TYLER.
au iiN los Main street,
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NOR RENT.-A large BRICK TENE-
i MESf, situated Twenty third street, be-
tween Nam and Franklin, containing ten rooms,
with kitchen. Hydrant in the yard, and is in good
order. Possession had Immediately.
CLOPTON & LYME,
Office on Wall and Franklin streets.
au l5-3t
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD Released from the jail in the county
81 charlotte, by the Yankee raiders the 18th Of
nom WIS going Ill the direction Of Reams' Station
Claiborne ~ mulatto, about five feet high well set
smiles when spoken to; the only mark or scar re-
collected Il on one OF his legs, occaioned by an OK
cart wheel having run over it, leaving a bad scar
Wti pay the above reward for the delivery of said
negro to me, or secured in any way 50 can ger him
A0iitss Mrs. r. T. CUTLERY,
tn 9-3aw2w' Charlotte Courthouse Va
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By Hill, Dickinson Il Co., Auc.ioneers
BY Charles T. wortham & Co., Auctioneers.

BY Charles 4. Wortbam * Co., Auetioneers,
A UCTION SALE.-We will sell ON
"A WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, commencing
at II O'clock
10 barrels good TO prime New Orleans Sugar.
10 boxes good to prime New Orleans Sugar.
10 terces yellow and white Clarified Sugar
Salt, Sole and Upper-leather, and Groceries gen.
orally
Consignments for this sale solicited
au II CHARLES 4. WORKMAN & co.
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Jay WE call the attention of the Trade
TO our auction sale of SUGARS, &c, to take place
THIS DAY at ii O'Clock, 10 which will be added
20 barrels prime Coffee,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar
one-quarter casks superior French Brandy,
one-haif barrels Whiskey, TWO years DID,
barrels Rum,
100 pairs English Shoes,
100 pairs No: 10 Cotton Cards, English,
% sides Sole Leather,
30 sides Wax and Russet Leather
90 gross GarcH,s superior Toilet Soap, consisting
OF Brown Windsor, White Windsor Almond
BARRIERS Shaving, &c.
All l.. CHARLES L WORCiJaM & "a
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by George W. Willis, Auctioneer,
tNo. Gu Main street.)
/" I'LL SELL AT AUCTION ON
w THURSDAY, August 18th, at store, a de-
airabie lot Household and Kitchen Furniture. in
Guiding one handsome Cottage sett, consisting OF
Bedstead, Wardrobe,
Cabinet, Table ana Washstand
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Re
Cookery and Glassware,
Ready-made Clothing, Dry Goods
Shoes, Hats, Blankets,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Snuff, Groceries, &c.
ALSO,
Several fine Gold and Silver Watches
au u q. W. WILLIS, Auctionesr.
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NJ + Y a STEARINE CANDLES-A
received ' 'N
barrels Preserving Sugar.
barrels Crushed Sugar,
boxes Clarified Sugar
bags Java Coffee
bags LagnayTa Coffee
chest English breakfast Tea
Pure Wines and Liquors, for Ms,i.a ,I p,,,1,,,sas
Pure old Port Wine
Pute old Madeira Wine
Pare old Sherry Vine,
Naiteile Brandy,
T. Hangers Whiskey, w;lrrante, four years
old; -
Staalts Whiskey, very old
Alexander Whiakay, very old;
Aisop's Ale, IN quarts;
jeffrey Ale III pints, &c, &c.
Received and for Sale by 4 YEppy
AL: no D Twelfth street, south of Nam
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LOR SALE, a splendid STORE, BAR
and BACK ROOM, ON Main street, near the
old MARKET, at present used as cigar and tobacco
establishment, but suitable for most any kind of
business. Splendid gas fixtures, water, &c Rent yery
low. Enquire at Mr.. j. III. SHERMAN'S Washington
Saloon, northwest corner Of Main and Seventeenth
Streets au LITE
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT, good sized ROOM, in a
i fine location, within fifteen minutes walk 0,
the Capitol 1t Is suitable for two single gentlemen
patch office. an I5-2ts
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AUCTTON sAxEs.
FUTURE DAY.


BY Robinson, Adams & Co., Auetioneere,
Corner Of Ninth and Main streets
I'm FRIDAY NEXT, tire 10Th instant
~ at 10 o'clock, We will ofer at auction
- barrels New Orleans Sugar,
Is barrels Medium Grade Sugar.
10 barrels Crushed Sugar,
10 bags Rio Coffee
I'D bags Cuba Coffee,
10 barrels st. Domingo Coffee,
~ boxes Turpentine Soap,
With genersl assortment OF GROCERIES. IL
Qu0ks AND CIGARS, DRY GOODS AND sun
DRIES.
Particulars in Special Notice on morning Of sale
au IL ROBINSON, ADAMS IL Co
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UST RECEIVED at
u MISS X. SEMON'S 4 Mss BACHRACHS,
A large lot OF BETTING all colors.
A large lot of BRAlDS for bra,ine all colors
Silk and Worsted
ALSO,
A large lot Of Skirt Braids all colors Ladies', and
Childrens Hack Silk Afitts and Md ,tIoyes all
a<es; variety oi Netts velvet and othess.
ALSO,
, a ifesh supply OF Military Trimmings, such as
buttons, Stars, Lars, and ali kinds OF B.ts-s Cord
and 1as-els.
All orders promptly attended to at
MISS X. SEMON'S & MEs. BACHRACH'S
au if-ot NO. Ill Broad street
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Sp.STn0dic.

The Washington correspondent o.
the Rochester D,m1crat (Rapnblican)
sends the following to that paper, date
Of July 10;
"lF the rebel movement were really
against Washington, it must be ss
humiliatlng to the rebels as it ia, in
ary view, to us. They had the game
in their own hands aud lost it throngb
cowardice or negligence. | have not
yet heard the first well-intormed per
son dOny the assertion that the city
might have been entered at daylighl
If Monday by two thousand cavalry
nnIer the right kind Of a laaJvr.
"Watever the number, oliect or
purpose OF the invaders. the sober
second thought Of the city sustaips
the feeling prevalent while they lay
in front Of Fort Stevens-.hey were
10! met sa they should have boen.-