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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

MISPLACED CoyFIDENCE.-Christian ks, a
sod.cr lu front Of Petersburg, few days since hdcd
o eomrade named Frederick Braun, who bad record "A
nr.ougl the sn Of $3.50 10 give 10 his sister Hrs.
Nina Gahcl OF No. l67 Diyisiou.st. Braun kel the
money and stated. on being questioned in rtraidl H.
That boz had loaned DO 10 comrades on bis way this
Justice Siandley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

The Commissioners OF the Park announce that
DIE musical entertainments have c!osedor the season
ILerc VIII therefore Do ~ music lAIs lhern0on.
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MEMORIAL TO THE LATE ARCHBISHOP

MEMORIAL TO THE LATE ARCHBISHOP
HUGms- One Il TIE most beautiful productions Of
patient labor and sr -tic skill from he hand Of VT.
Ben f. Brady Of No i6g FINEST. snow on view the
CITY Hol iu the Governors Room. When ihe decoas,
of Archbishop Hughes pok Pisoo, "s = ~ol knevn.
adopted a series OF ontons expressive ri The gcncill
esteem 40 which tue deceased vac held, AID tie sOlfOS
81 The community 40 Die loss, and appointed committee
take steps for having the resolutions suitably IN.
crossed and placed In tie nr. lfes ~ c diocese. This
work vac inirlsted by b, Committee 20 Mr.. j. =.
Brady with Whot result inspection ~ the memorial
pl bert explain. lAS memorial proper consists Of j
center niece. the PORTRAIT ar tNe Archbishop as ld
stsuds, >01.o H. hand pointing upward, ard the othc
stretched ont 4 DE- the ac - addressing Dds Joe.
The feature A. represented the result Of cont
nation Of thee t.eleat polTns, and tAe oii "a pr
scented is -tatrd hy those Who were most intiHH'Mih
the ArcLbshop be- the most 70 thu likeness ihf ns
set been taken. Tie lgllrut = n th, ocAtor oi up
re-entation ~ marble tablet containing tit.n
Hgures beside that Of the Archbishop Icprcsetnr
Pain Hop' 'Ld ClaTt!i t,eri1s' g ana w. isels
supporting the tablet ODD eaeh side and between TIM Is
picture u che rev Cathedral aud the Roman Can'c
ORPHAN Asyiu-. above TIE Archbishop }. ihe hs0 ~
ton 'Saf mani u0nfgivnDbrd. hchtluds 'he shd0w
%. d treat name" aid underneath stqad"n NM
rgeafur cirrs. rr' "ift lou wolldst behold b. lon
umenf look afonnd thee The sdc.nrches contain he
resolutions offered by Alderman foa aud ale
splendid specimens Of lettering. The Nlole
work has been done with the pen and
las occupied Mr.. Brady since Last February,
unutoness with which the hole 10 o1ecuied t~ sad.
ing a. Very short distance. Ocerilg more thc appear
auce Of wolhnisled Photograph thn stgokes - The
pen. Not uu uuaitr ciiie piTi tie whole work the
ihe frame. hy Nh WIZ Is. OIrIcn Of IhifdWe.
which IL ofhlqck walnut y feet inches heh by f't
vide h. thc form Of three arches the center or main
are. being -urmuuufed by the Cross and on It's or s
medallion - the grave n the Archbishop hurbs o.
incense lamps tie omblcms OF puIiJ. three Aie and
ON the Ledge % front ~ the memorial Is Bible bile
underneath, apparently supporting The Vhoe.i@ a.
cLerub holding an open book. The InCMUTlniH ~
doubtc-s at IA early day be- placed On view IN Ioad
wet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05
Nouns Ayp Essex RAnRoAp.-Anothe

MORRIS AND Essex RAHRoAD.-AnOlhenc-
cidcnt occurred on this road on Thursday aferon
caused by tie breaking Of an axle OF an engiLeNc
serious damage done This Is thc fourth 81 fflac.
cideut from similar causes Oh this road since thohd.
die OF August last Is there no way 90 guard ag =
such accidertsf
their liability 10 hrcukaCcf II not why do not ar
Of more Of such accidents on other rondsi
II there IS test surely 10 should be- adopted bhe
managers Of lnis road where accidents have otfe
been uuplclsanty frequent. though remarkabl,ee
from serious Consequences 10 life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05
4. 5. CIRCUIT COURT Sov. 3-Before Judge SHIPsAs.
ADMIsS ON TO PRACTICE.

At the opening OF the Court, TINS morning, Albert
Day es we admitted nj the degrees n this Court
taxing the oath AID signing the rolls. The application
mad By 4. J. Heath, ,sq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05
ConnssIoyrps op CnAmrIrs Ayp CoRc.

TONs-Thc Commissioners Of Charities and Coz.
ion met yesterday afternoon, but beyond tho recebn
OF tho annual estimate for 1900, and It's reiete
/ TO the appropriate committees, ihcio was NOT ;,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

Reeted That the pit.en contest between parties
a. their crdury DDt between Lnc1aliionai lnousts
on the hand and dis-noiiss with c..d i9uai
on the other.
Aeiuci 4lat tie maintenance OF te mon on the picul-
fle of rs authority ~ e siai old al $40 Inhabitants
tL.eol H. one Of tie highest duties of Ar ctsus
without there can be n-iLtr assured i'cdom ici tuc psO
t.oT permanent pesce between She si1tes.
Ls.otcd That wAs every Reoe n arms one every sylupa.
izsr fn Iebei ION tho courage "a taEe up
uas every dIo aud every TepudloT a<Te lie
ion " Mcclellan 4 becoues be duty oi al citizens 10 amy
themselves the otAen sce ~ prevent lis Gle ton.
Ptolvcd 1'st betyeeD Nj. Lincoln. VIII lLt btul@e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
rRoN NEW ORLEANS.

New YoIK, Aug. S--Ths steamer Y's'o, from ne"
0feans on the S7sh has arrived lster reo,ve1 "
her sa.es that raidnp patty Of Texans, on rs 2SFo;
were whipped opposite stch6z, losing several men sna
all their horses Some three hundred m iunted Rebels
were also bscl defeated few days tocs thirty nes
from Baton Rouge. T~enIy killed and 100 stand
of arms and opr ebels captured, aud all their ammu
tor. ....I
The new Constitution of Louisiana Is to De submitted
to the people on tie first Monday OF September.
Thomas Msy, editor OF the Times, and SUBJ rea-
surer hs been arrested and sentenced TO imprisonment
for ten days in the Parish prison. for con
venon and FASTING Union Teversss on his bulletin D'Ar~
10 operate en- the god market
Toe cow uton rasssd resolution RECOMMENDING
the Pieeden. 10 rtm5ys hin. tie las been rtleafea
from PRISON. .oA
All tho ,roopg here started up the river on the 20
lust, IL being IumOsed tia. The Rebels are adVsue
on Morgs, "a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
FRoN HAVANA AND NBXI-o.

'NxN YoEX. .u,t 8 The steamer Roanoke, rom
H.yaua on he % has rived Sith Vera CuS sdyi-
COS OF the 2Sl fhsie wa5 report OF seVeTal small
,kinnisees reai M.xco. Tho jazz forces hsye LET
Sno fer Monterey, where .Negrei bes yned Juits
Macmillan has decresd too French nnhtIf ooae o.
laN % be ,sed 10 The Empi.e. commission has De;
tpgoioted to pVcsugds Tue o. the failure OF ths
rsvenus to p1y Sc expenses Of tle G)geFrment
B,ouusJilg Ct Tss) vices ltate Ehas Me Fsderal'
oaSs absndOao1 TIVE vaols to2tier OF tne RIO 0Tsode
ceiling al The material cot wanted 70 JaAIez CotlA::
is rAiiog large force by Tsyipg dol9r day III gci0
60 Te5sl deSer,Sis.
The French threaten o blockade aNsm0Iaa.
There is nothing Lew Cn St Domingo. Tho iy-
phod aud yellow isvsr prevail At Hlyaua Toe heat Il
Ices5ive and ne rains Isavy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
TIE EoYENENT AeA1Ysr poRuE

Tie ciroHies Charlottesville links thas II ctjsc
uf sss movement sgai7ss Hoslo 70 Pre5ea reinforce.
Essss being seat to Heed. Tic i,ad foS;e5 operating
against the Gig are uIdsE t. command Of Eaj. Gen.
BazErd s Caaby; soi Of this Of1'sr, 'hs Ctrosies
sys be IS native Of Ksntucky, bui rvsdes in Ind.-
Ass. He vas As2r Of the lOh Regiment Infantry, at
tie eoansnoeBsnt Of the var, snd commanded the
Department oil EsE Hs1.eo Until 1858 then be Fsurnsd
20 New York, and suppressed tbs riots growing out Of
tes sni0Issusos Of the dss Hs has PsFtiep ted in
oaT ens battle (VaVsrde New Nsxico) this war; bus Is
a cid s0ldisr-hAving entered the army 10 1889 he
Va Distinguished for bis gllhntry and msri.orious
eoodaes IN tbs battles Of CerrO GOSdO, OontrerAs and
OhurqbusoO and St the ssOrmirg Of the DsBslsn Gate
u the City Of NsxlOo. Hs capacity for high command
has nsVsr been tss.ed"
o. the deieaess Of Noble, The same paper ssays;
DS1pbin Island h At the southwest sutrancs Of Mobile
Beg. Upon Il Il EOrt Gaines On ths OppOas side Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
Superior
First INTO

Il assessing the vsas st Slsss artillery snd
horSoS and mules at $780, dsaed that the terri abord &c
tied aud acted ascending 10 It's o5yods seoss
impot Il other wod that they should be selected and thea
impressed accordingly their wording Qualities and adsptso
srny sefsce together with their lnrosic vsae v,ud
rant udciou5 purchaser 10 cnnsdeng them coming within
the contemplation Of he comm vken key asaetd the
vsue Of zach horses the needed al $780,
sut might arise hoEeve tho public exgenc would
be urgent 10 demand that hand should be
pressed Te under dosry creams when family OF
booded horSe brood Of
impressed respectfully ssgeest Secretary
have nsru ions forwarded TO the rp-eIng officers propose
ioW the owners 70 SUBSTITUTE Their stead such
so5nd and SevcSbe hoes mailed shall considered ADD
vsl= b. c:teat cad iatsrsed Psies ars eaa5 s
lery horses, or hrss elus wagon mules
TIE tern a7eraEe value per head io 10 oontradstinoc
70 nxed e3d uniform price for cash horse or
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
Interior

nul'. We supposed tNs. in iEoprssArs BunesT q
horses L1us owned BY several pe5oas
vd1a might b. estimated ct $780, and others Il az.
treat sd7sEced rates. secoreios TO hr wor 20 hsh 40
300 thuI making GrerG9e yslre price for Gz5er Of
Sood soupd aud eT cert horses O. 1ulei ssoo each
Iniustratica CT er- viev viii sd that horse h
sound night IA I'll ohsr respects be ciis:ed 2. cr
artillery nor,e ytt the loss OF eye ittiy snd
eaiersbly curtan be vaue. 30 berie from 10 Is
Of might be deend all o,hs. particulars ss ffi ass
arPery hotss but q coarse eent able
der good service for y bis adTaneei sse would
Justly and tTi lily impair his value Any hofse weTer he
may approximate the ,tndsrd Of rst class artillery horse,
must Icoordiug iencies fall below the maximum price,
audSs psrs.ivsly cce Up to TIE standard, and ~
fore ere entitled to the price, Of IN all
inst nces the price sooud be proporoasey reduce 90 npe
feons them selcv the stan lard OF nrts class Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
PlCIAL.
ADJUrANf AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, |
RIcHxosD, August Isl. 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS,


.psdb
attention o mar N Of
demand b.
schedule
cdon srou mra4h n
the
et ue
that fn adequate supplies can be *u'o
ihss
and the
ehougth o
advancing corr neal OTIS ans hy
80 ~
Kdg"
taHe.et URN he "a o
schedule adt old dSn Tor railroad Ge al put h' At
to railroad
psmbF the
revision horses
ct pubbb
favor removed ,p lead Outh rendering
hs sasaas 49,
be
RozKen MsJ
NJ
Tu6 lowngp re to 10 t
ouch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

PACK CT PacDUcE-We orc Flad 10 ecs that tho
oEeIs Ia tLiJ STATE, II fixing the Pricss 10 De
PAID by GoTeInmeu; foS produce 81; have placed hem
at r.asoasbe 6su'es-suGicien'lg high tc vel Eemu-
ns.s the producer, and at the ssns time reasonably
~ 20 a 20 enable soc 60 procure the nee ,seles
Of ife-tkss t. prog;dd Ire Prodscsys gill ssI to pr
,rf ad;y dso!, a. soqetkng Ike The prices paid By TIE
Gouerrusat. AID via they not do ~ Il does seem
20 u that n no way man display bis loyalty his
Ioze OF he csuss ami his willingness 20 make ssoTi6ces
for he ocun,rys welfare aod Independence better thsn
bvpurayg this course Ard We care no. hoS loud bic
professions 90 the contrary, eau but look upon the
nan who Is demanding the very ghest prices for he
necsssaries Of life and refusing to sell unless h.
p-ccure them as an enemy 70 success. ga prices
have done as much IS peFhIps anything else in pro-
ucirg alisnsnon of feeliOg TO our cause among the
Door AZ d. SUI ring hence it Is TO the a6vaptage of
syerv aa IN the Oonfederaey, who owns properly, TO
keep the prcs Of breadstDf reasonable figure. i
win be no advantage tho farmer in the end. to.kesp
up bigh prices. The land Of the country s the main
reliance for paying the public debt and those who own
tho land ought 10 desire to keep the debi down as much
: We haze bad 6us wheat and oli crops, and al m.
usual proaDect of magnificent crop ct cSrn, peas,
potatoes &c There Is no excuse, therefore, for the
eKoFbtsnt prices raging for hour, meal aRd meat
We repeat the property holder ard the who do
sres the success Of our cause viii be benefited In the
long BY keeping the priea OF bread s1d meat ct
reasonable hsuEes.-Rdlsigh COHfsdsTats.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

the sbAnnel !. Fort Gorssa. OAnby has thsO.n a
column Of infantry on DsupSln IslAnd-ssVsu miles
from For. Gaines FArragurs Acct MANAGES the channel
forts The inner defsnces OF Mobile are stronger than
the outer. The channel Is narrow and has been OBJ
s;ructed BY Admiral Bicssuaa, who commands quite
souadron of iron clads ana gunbOats Toe ant-este-
res TOO, are numerous, and supplied with heavy ord
narce. Msj. Gsn. DAbney Il. Mauy, of FrsderCks-
burg, commands me post: Crest confidence prevails
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

Among the Killed Frederick, METyi nd, on the 9Th ofJuy,
1854 sss PvAie WILLIAM COLEMAN Of the ounberlt nd
&: D. 2Ist Va 2egiueEt.
ton In M service u GJci and be as fAhfsi
ia dssha cfiht du vh1a We aenbt1tp as be wss IN
he disehag. Of GUY he county, he al s1tr le
worthy best sOldefs lhe deceased leaves we
children, sacu1 DO eonsos1 knowing hat mis-
that they ali d ct him In Heaven Bo Of
&c - speak hin man and gslsot soldier
and we're ucn % sad sat- Now TAR avs
from home AMI lie IDS beneath The 90 OF AErylInd rests he
remains Of Vi gn'A's IN s. gallant sons d. " u
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S45O0 E EW A RID.

will $3.50 for the apprehension and delivery IN
Ri haond or for scouting them that get e the oosag
slaves, 20 wit:.
1osl ON, yellow about 81 yesB Gill; tOleabe car
pener and biEcsLm aised yhiiiauiburg gus
LEWIS, black l. 81 years old puIthas d iesney
or BEoodie, near fenasissn, u JOSHUA, black,
Is yeAIs Ola raised by Walter Goes Of PsvanE county,
rather down 100, ard very stou JACK, old
black AID sn bought OF Stern, OF ksegn, ~ u. i'm.
back about III or yeaIs aised 10 My and Is tail
likely. WILLIAM, brown s.ih boy about 20 ~ ys.s
old, raised In or tbs city, owned b. j.
agent al the Richmond and DAnyle {, pot ELIJAH Of
brown complexion, about Old raised Cha Vile,
and ID no. cool; bob his legs sstien
time he ef Be LILY, nIao gI, shout IS old rsised
IA ioudon county, paEchasea Of ~ ~ Lye tall and ne
With Icing bSeA hAr HAkkEf 10 or yes old brown Thin,
With brshy head CT HAIR.
ihey Lett in Lun.rtuTs about he last Of Juae, With
the Wilson Iaidisg party vh pay the above FOR all Of
thai or s50J for any oas OF them.
aa8-iw Ell sroKES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
Ey- AN APPkAL 10 lHE People UI

~ AIN al NAL ~ Liz 1EOIh1 VI
THIS COEFEDGSArE erAIEs-Ihe Directors o. the Youus
aeas Christian Association Of RsI-eHi respectfully, bUi
earnestly ub be .s1e7o5ut and the patriotic
Confederate ess spes IN behalf OF the soldes fAm
rtfIge Tor those have driven from heh
rutLrss enemies. Thousands of helpless
children, not from ae devastated codn0I OF Virginia alone
bE from nearly stss OF the OonfeGe.acy, have sought
ids citizens have appealed
&c -eeye the dick and SOLDIERS
Yah shoes and e!ot te soldiers n t.s fed snl h9spAl
GTd iood ghs-- fc- their suffering families, nob
have h In TIE great HOy Of instances responded eTe
appeal.
dEee a3 tao fd.pss Of cbtsntg otnoS bf ofn
and great si the funds ooatbale the relied
Of e poor ear accomplish osi eir purchasing she aseesa
OF ie
In writer report from the Glowing BsIeEu Il sppesys TIA,
there al thrs ou5ac6 fss In this city sre
seeking oymert RON TIE Government IN Ts,n
Wh7 obtain woFk not fully sployod The wages received
for their vii not e0abis these 70 procnrs
suoieney Of the pane food themselves aud chIdren
without asSstalce thea, hSm tic cly ADD country
many instances CT actual fsaryson have occurred Ou
ehsce supplies both for gra,oas distribution and ior SAID
cost but the agents employed for te
sbls 70 PTocCTe che Quantity OF pc 7or5 required,
Lnder tnego circumstances feel thSs II dy 70 I'd
peal 20 our rourhout toe
foyWuId without delay contributions Of and suppe.
the ATy Cormee az this Asscciston bDce the coa,nea
nent Of t Oormttee has 2bored EeAlousy and la,
y Tor tbs tenn oral and spiritual welfare OF soldiers
their families, and for the Of GLORIOUS csuae L.
these soldiers be discouraged eve OF orr
veres and, tu last and glorious campasn
f want OF the generous sympathy and support friend
at hone
ssipnsnss made To Roger Martin, Experimentation or YIN
Aanford, Chairman Of the Army Committee, VII be pronp A.
tended 70. Aud In accordance with special azsssept msa
sh Superintendent Southern RTprscs comosav nj
express charges win be pAidby them at Rlcbuio1d
Contributions Of money Ehond Oso be gentleman
J. D. K eIH1eET, Secretary.
~ Southern papers requested 10 copy Gpsl-r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

Row Dsii.l Waldo dl:d q. Syracuse on Saturday last
&c vas ne,ry 100 years old, having been born In st
terber, l762 lie greeus,ed g., Y,is College in l7se,
sud ON atsr ,nlerd tia A,nisir! io tte Cong ga
tional Church. l. 1859 he elected Casdun n The
House Of Representatives He had b en- r>nerkaoy
stopg ana h. sls y, having frequently within tie pact
yea. prSseh.d $40 sernoas 10 ele sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

b3sa2os ~ ~ 1p%AIoL1s % yAaEc&tT AL E4y LAM
nnes the adoption Of eohedIs mouth February
and March me hnsnci bills passed By Congress- s
rency have seousy iupsre the issu u
iedeiae treasury nots Al this junare large Numbers Of
horses and uis imprt sSsd paid currency
which Wa IN few days thereafter 20 be taxed hhres ard
nt-;hird per cent
The Bold Of having adjourned and one
In tine 10 review schedules OF prices Ui5er this Of
iacs, have tariff Of pcts,
far ~ We have heen ADVISED Of
In tots mode 10 remedy olniluaOn valuation witch
Thers The acreage ari cry wagon
and males. t1e passage the
bill OF the l7th OF febaay last al $600 IN award viii
title person hsher mpsnsaon, accordingly
each mule recent impress lsoerd Is be-
Ing fs .cond, third class sra hfrsa nue.
sgsn and ocers snould IosnEia call all OF hose
whom they hsrses mules, and propose
settlement foi basis Bot, allowing 10
prizes h second End thd Class srer) or
county APPRAISERS assuming drerdge aPprsisem ot
5000 fair medium ysluaten 1hs, "a n sosld Aos mssi
piice OF 800 and mnl9Em price s4Oj miilns tCo
hs aver prcstus allowing Tor hfst oiasi hunts Of
aoes snd ropoolste less Tor The oferic - hey may lad
below tae Ade OF nss Payment OF whaiegef amount
arafJec 70 be made la the issue of TFtasuy notes
The imprsng Officers there
aostors or LEGAL for horses u Imp
should In ALL 81 Themselves Cesimae che ssue q
horses or % 'hus imp ssed allow Ia e-c5 I'D
dons coIpnI0n sSwoaii, within the Qts OF our tehtote
raies appear just and Bat alter s yaason AID
tttlement any pefsgn LIQUID no. be saLsh TIE Isd
then apy eel " eGf Board, "a the recondefeL
E.W hU5hRD,
hobT GiBDUSEY,
NILLtAn,B. HAE AIsQN,
osurs Of A7PrsssGsai f3r The STATE 81 ts.
Caued) G. COOPER,
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by ". GRUBl5, AusnSEEs.
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
On sxCoSO, BsTwEES MARSHALL. AND CLAY GIANTS,
FOE SALE AT AUCTION

SALlLL be sold at auc' iop, on the premises,
w HoNDAY. August Is st ~ O'Clock p b., ct
detieabe resi- iancs located Ia the o3eups ey oil
NJ Rogsnni. Il ROOM besides kitchen has
ss S1 water Gad, having been stu within eW ISa g. ~
Idi ouadeed ~ deirsble esd
Che ei q tbs P.o?tr goO1 and The gaborhOOd
= sueut
Oa.hlrd ois 5rlanee 1t sly aad twelve MOI h. or
he option Purebaser Psss-ion vii be Gn
Ia fifteen dsJs p w. 6hU8Bs, Auctf,
au o 10 10 NJ. 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

Al warsaw Richmond coasy, Tzfd 80 tie day Of Au-
gss; lsei IN III 7ah sear Of her se kfEa
HAN reiet Of CJonei Vl-csnt GTSuhs Grd sldst'
ssts Of Herbert Claiborne mary Barne hs wife, late
vf EainS eretp, kiIg Wih.n county. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1854
EVFNING MUG.

We shaa PUBLISH, to-day, a. o'clock P. n, and
every succeeding dsy Sundays sXcepted at tire tame
hour, a9 evening ejiticU OF The Wa'g. The Evening
WbIg viii contain SO laE. Q. US mall ssj .eograPa,
up - ,ss bSas g sIog 50 sss editorials l,e'l Dtoi
hssDOS &C. j. %
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NIAa Psf1asBuGe Va, Aug. Z, 1864.

MAR PETERSBURG Va, Aug. z, 1864. .
To the Surgeons in Charge Of Hospitals at
Richmond
R. RossarsoN prIvs,s ppsry K, Sd as. Regnea,, was
wounded in foot in saudys H. BOh OF jay snd tigee n
PuiSIsd Is supposed be at Of ,he sgas In Rhn nd
Any nfOrms oihs Whereabouts viii BE- thankfully received
~ .a I'D -P'0' Co A. 1s Conf Ba talon D4v, BIssde
ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co., AucriosEEEs,
(Jorner 9th a Main s.Teet)
LARGE AND ATRRA GIVE SALE or
GROCERIES, AND SUNDRLES.
ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th inst, at 10
''''- 70 bbis choice n, o. Sugars,
10 o. Sru S5oI SSo o,,,
iS /" s, D'noso O,G''
10 bags Grain Pepper
10 keys aud bis. lard,
~ 6os -Four
- boxes RG si,, 20 FMo,..,,, nth v,,,,,v .,
dtsrabls gods In the Grocery lne
ALSO,
20 bales Cotton sheetipgI. oznAburgh and Yarns.
ALSO,
A variety Of Miscellaneous Goods,
Parties desiring 10 contribute to sale will please ESe US
earl, notice. non,,sov ,n,soo
aul0 kohlNepN, AOhnH w
NJRW hICaMOND TAEArhK.
N Corner Of Ith and BROAD Streets.
Acting and stsge Manager D. ogien
81, walter Scots world famous Drama of the
LADY OF THE LAKE,
"'r'''' '' Music, COmSAls, Machinery,
WEDNESDAY EvESINe, Augu;t 10. 1854,
LADY OF TIE LAKE.
Mr. Charles, Mr. Galoa Miss Katie Eela Mrs DeBar, and
the whole company IN the cast
s2- rec bills Of the dsy for full cast
Tomorrow night,
THE BOHENLANS OF PARIS.
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LITTLE 10 Mss MEcoRA lUoK, beth fredeiiSkssuTy
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RIOHMOND AND DANvILLE R.R.

EEHR Night Passenger Train on this road
Il recently discontnued be resumed on Monday Ausu,t
8, and continue regularly until further notice.
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I ISSOLUTIuN.-1he concern OF ARkN1S,
~ HoRFLEEt co, kths day dissolved BY the ssle Of
Mr. Arens intereg TO Mr.. Mr.. d. T. Williams parte, In.
deb,ed holding Gins aga the si cell on
eher party Tor settlement for which Che Of
tue coLcern viii be u3ey. GEORGE AGENTS
BILL hukTLEkT.
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above suposncsment ,tised tie suetsn ard
ns bu return ny thank 20 10Y Iiee the lho
lie ot tie liberal patronage extended 10 ne Ia bus
ions hsfetef in tbs city, and respec fully ask
OF ther favor 10 hs Of hessrs naHs
toldset
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
RRIkG In the service OF the Government, !
- 6sd cannot give srlsal sieSuon 70 ny eonni Son
business and have, thereiT d,trnne ~ dssootipue
this iGss PIE Ia pding ar nat
paroi the hsn CT Aessrs MARLIN uAsctZJ ron
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All PsIsops 20 whom l.: i,ts Avn Of w. W. TETFRs
ao ebted wi pesse drA- for tz AMI these
the arm =ii pss.e cell AID make pI!asri.
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