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MAYORS CorRr, YEsTERpAy.-Mary, slave Of
George w Pollard. charged with burgiarioasly en-
tefng the house Of Mary Payne, free negro woman,
and stealing gold watch and chain, valued at two
thousand dollars, was cent on for examination be-
fore the Hastings Court--Thomas Divine and James
f. Jestis, parties engaged some nights since In a
drunken spree and disordcrly conduct in Pizznis
confectionery store and Ann Thomas's boarding.
house, each required to give security in the sum
Divine also required to give BAH for his appear
anee before the grand jury in November next to
answer the charge Of engaging in a row III Ann
Thomass house and violently assaulting her during
its progress.-James A. Moore, q wood merchant ON
Broad street, was charged with refusing TO permit
Mr.. John F. Glazebrook, the wood measurer recently
appointed by the Council to inspect his wood, ac-
cordng to the requirements Of an ordinance. Mr..
Glazebrook testified that upon examination of
Moores WOOD he found it considerably shorter than
the regular length, and the carts employed TO do
his hauling were not competent to hold a half
cord of wood He therefore informed him that
he was not giving fall measurement to his GUS
toners, whereupon Moore replied that he never pre-
tended to sell his wood by the cord, and denied the
right to submit 1t to the inspection OF the measTer
The Mayor, having case somewhat OF Q similar
character under consideration, decided 10 render
his. decision in both of them at once, and there
fore continued the matter till such time as his
r. Hammersley was fined ten dollars for neing
his horse on the sidewalk, and twenty dollars
additional for beating negro in the market. -
Mathew Powers, charged with buying potatoes IN
the market to sell again. was fined twenty dollars,
and his potatoes were confiscated.--John Hicks,
free negro ordered to be whipped for assaulting
Daniel slave of II. Edelin,, after which he is to be
put to work ON the batteries One or two other
cases. not worth mentioning, were disposed of alter
which the court adjourned.
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MUTUAL PRESS ASSOCIATION.

We invite the attention Of newspaper publishers
throughout the Confederacy to the prospectus of the
Mutual Press Association" which appears in our
columns this morning. The inhiction of worthless
and unreliable kilograms, at heavy expense, was
borne until folbearauce ceased to be virtue, when
four OF the Richmond papers withdrew from the old
association and set foot enterprise which pro-
misses the best results The proprietor of any jour
nal in the Confederaey may become member of the
new association by contributing five dollars per
month in advance to the treasury, and forwarding
to the general agent all important news from his
locality. Thus, by making each member news re-
porter, nothing bpt reliable news will be forwarded,
and the publication of worthless trash avoided
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TELEGRAPHIC ~
FROM NOBILE.

AsBuE, September pa special dispatch TO the
Eoeaing Hsss, dated Senatobia 2sth. and Memphis
September 7sd, says Confederate force, Eve hun-
drcd strong, have crossai the Cumberland river
below Fort Donelson, and are moving rapidly into
Kentucky.
General Mower, with portion Of the Sixteenth
corps, has reinforced Steele at Little Rock.
Sixty Confederate prisoners, intending LINE otl-
GERS, released under special exchange with wash
burne arrived here Saturday in charge Of Lieuten-
an: Hammond, Of Colonel Nettles's cavalry resi-
ment They mostly prisoners captured during
Smiths late raid and Forests attack on Memphis
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FREE SPEECH ILLUSTRATED.

The Boston Journal, rabid Lincoln sheet, says :
At the recent Union meeting in Faneuil Hall the
Democratic Club of this city furnished large dele
CATION, who called for cheers for Mcclellan with i'm
punity and without molestation from the police
Mr.. Boutwell, offered to yield portion of his time
to any one who would attempt to refute his argu-
ment from the platform. This is the Union idea of
free speech. At the Democratic meeting Saturday
evening, one Of the audience in the gallery called
fer cheers for the President anj hundreds Of
those present and among them, not unlikely, those
who shouted for Mcclellan at the previous meeting,
rushed with demoniec howls to wipe out" the in
truaer. The speech OF Judge Abbot was suspended
five minutes, until the police, who exhibited re-
markable vigilance on this occasion, had tumbled
the young man down stairs III very brutal man
ner lie was passed down the back stairs, receiving
cuffs and kicks from one of the presidents o..
the meeting as he crossed the platform the way.
This is the Democratic idea of free speech.
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N()8.
Additisaal from the M13N

Northern papers Of the evening a. 74th eiye
some further fYankeel intalliecnce
c-,s ...,:-as 5. -. 49, q -. ~.zss& -.
0o'a acel'Aea - Ns" VT oli .ne s1ss w.
THE PURSUIT or GENERAL EARLv--TMk latest ny-
roET ERoM sHERiDAn.
The baltimore Asnerican Of satusans evrn,n.
8 -, "a. - -
contains sn account " ueneI'. Ass1 n ifosn
Fishers Hill on Thursday. The writefNxK
After much uannuvering. General CS16k's com
mand which disting1rished itself 81 snl6 "a fahf-
mv,s richt N, Narfh Manrsfair carrvine srvthina
by a rnagnifice,nt as.a.,rif and driyin9 r remv "a
the greatest confusion. Tho sixth and 7(Eneteenth
corps at the same time attacked the ene In 'front.'
and their whole line was broken up, aux I'd in the
greatest confusion. Nothing but the ahproach Of
darkness-the attack having been ma3e fnte in the
afternoon-preycnsed the Eary's
army
We captured sixteen pieces Of artillesY, q great
many caissons artillery horses. and it is pscsumed
q large number of prisoners though General Sheri-
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TRAND SELECT BALL.

RAND SELECT BALL. ]
VI
The first GRAND SELECT BALL of the season
will be held at the
EXCHANGE CONCERT SALOON,
Exchange Hotel, late Professo, Bngham's Dancing
Academy
On THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER -, 1861
MANAGERS;
JOHN PEREdOY, ESQ,
DR. r. T. PHIL,
WILLIAM w COOK, Esa,
CAprAIN WILLIAM D. Ii. MATTHEWS.
FLOOR MANAGER:
PROFESSOR WILLIAM OLIVER
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
LIEUTENANT MONT. HALL,
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM kRATZEY.
The Managers take pleasure in announcing that
pains expense will be spared to make this The
BAH of the season.
Tickets Sl0, admitting gentleman and ladies'.
Sc 2S-2te
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LucRArrvE OFrIcR-The office of Wood Measurer.
recently established by the City Council bids fairto
be one Of the most profitable, in pecuniary point
OF view, held by any officer in the Confeieracy BY
the ordinance adopted fifty cents per cord Is allowed
the for all the wood brought into the city
and as the number of cords annually consumed here
usually exceeds one hundred thousand, his income
will amount to over fifty thousand dollars.
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AMUSElijIllENTS' e m
DICHMOND THEATRE,
HI Corner Seventh and Broad streets

Acting and Stage Manager. X. D. OGDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, sErrEasra 2s, 1864.
FIRST NIGHT
Of the engagement of the
CoMEDIENNE OF THE SOUTH,
MISS SALILE PARTINGTONi
upon which occasion she will appear in
FIVE CHARACTERS
in the grand Military Drama6of the
FRENCH SPYt
in which the charming Dansause,
MISS MARY pARTIN6ToN,
has also been engaged in conjunction with her sister
and will appear in the drama in her ulapproachabe
ARAB DANCEi
SEE THIS CAST:
Mr. E. X, DALTON AS MOHAMMED.
X. DORSEY OGDEN AS COLONEL DECoURsY,
J.. s. CHARLES AS DEBOUk6,
j. WELLS AS TONEY,
Mas. G. DEBAR AS MADAME DEBOURd
BALLADS ....... Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
FANCY DANCE MARY PARTINdTON.
THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI FLING, loriginai,)
+. BANKER.
Several new PLAYS in rehearsal
Doors open at o'clock; performance commencing
at quarter to o'clock. - &c SIT
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ATTEMPTED BuRGLARy.-An attempt was made on
Monday night to break into Michael Wallis stores
on the corner Of First and Broad streets. chissl
had been driven into the door. when Mr. Wall, be-
ing aroused by the noise hoisted his window above
and frightened the thief OFT He fired two loads Of
revolver at the fellow, but failed to hit him. The
chisel was left behind and may lead to the detection
Of the rogue.
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A GRAND AND SELECT BALL will
~ be given at tie MAGNOLIA HALL, on Tenth
street, between Main and Cary streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2srn.
A pleasant time assured to all who may attend.
Tickets Of admission, gentleman and ladies, $40.
st 2S-lts
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'8iflynlono 9ispattk.

The DAILY DIsPATcn Is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. Ciry CARRIERS are author
ized TO charge ONE DOLLAR AND EIFTY CENTS per
week to regular subscribers.
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1TORE FIXTURES FOR SALE, inn
lnedintaiy, ON Broad street, near Second street,
!. .fiaIdnshanl's Old Store, ,"--o0UNTER, SnELN-
ING, WINDOW SHADES aud GLASS CASES.
se ai-4t& MRs MCFARLAND
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, AUGUST 8, 1864.

CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDN ESS
" BEARING SIX FER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce the cur
reney, approved February IL, 1861 the Secretary Of
tic Treasury Is authorized to issue the above certi
fcates, payable two years after the ratification of
treaty Of peace with the United States. They can
not be sold, but only be issued to such credi-
tors OF the Government willing to receive the
in payment Of their demands They must also
be given at par though free from taxation.
Tie attention of purchasing agents and disb,irs-
ing officers of the Government Is called to this class
ofpublic securities offering peculiar advantages
are bought and to facilitate the use of tcrn checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable lii certificates of Indebtedness" will be
paid IN conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appli-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates as
required. [Signedl G. A. TRENHOLM,
al 22-ts Secretary of Treasury -
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REFUSED DIscuARsE In his decision last Sa-
turday Judge Meredith refused to grant the petition
Of William H. Eggleston for exemption from Con-
federate service ON the ground Of performing ser
vice in one Of the local defence companies
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, l

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CONFEDERATE STATgs OF AMERICA. !
r OANS ON THE SECURITY OF TIE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.--Deposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers at
Charleston ard Mobile, and the Dcpositaries at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery and certificates will be issued
for the same bearing interest ut the rate CT four per
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypothecation
OF an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
OF these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer and the proceeds, when sold, applied ex-
ciusyely 10 the payment OF the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, aud to the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment and the of-
feet of the measure If generally adopted, in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds it hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration Of the
community and secure their promb cooperation i'll
carrying it into effect. G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July %, 1864. au PTS
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1NEN BALES RAW COTTON.
20 bales Al Sheeting,
10 barrels Spirits Of Turpantine.
10 kegs Soda,
10 barrels very fine Whiskey,
10 barrels Jamaica Rum,
100 bags Salt,
20 barrels Crushed Sugar,
80 barrels choice Brown Sugar.
1900 packages Tobacco, all grades,
100 packages Negro-Head Tobacco,
5bags Java Coffee, for sale by
Sc 26-gt W. b. JONES * CO.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond Va August %, 1854 J

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, J
Richmond, Va, August 70, 1864. }
II POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT TIE AIT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE IS, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TUE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY IL, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS.-
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act of May l6, 1861 desiring TO exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, i'll the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back OF the certificate, to the Confederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and -cause them TO be presented to the Begister OF
the Treasury Department, who viii thereupon, in
compliance with the provisions Of the act OF June
l3 ls6i issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
Iii the registered bonds So assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
au Cots Secretary of the Treasury.
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CORRECTION negro, Henry Winston, charged
with robbery and burglary, was enormously re-
ported in issue Of Monday last as the slave u
John N Gordon. 1t should have been John n.
CSOddiu
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RIcHMoSD, Va, September q, 1864.
In view of the foresoin tacts the only recourse
left me is TO publish It same and to declare Lieu
tenant w. Nj. D'Antignac to be las hereby do)
cG!s.aai0tor and Gerard.
Sc 2S-lts THEO c. CONE,
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/ gi,an. inE POTOMAC.--Persons de-
Proper psssrs,g y. gong to the Potomac, by getting
,eyaaee a,1 =. can seenSe seats in pleasant CON-
NAN strea. s,a ~ moderate charges. Apply at liC
2-ls,. 'sseen the hours of and II O'clock.
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yI,HE GENTLEMAN WHO GOT OFF

the cars at Gordonsville. Monday to obtain
passport, can hear of something TO his interest by
calling at FLEASANTS X FISAYSER'S,
Twentieth street, between Main and Franklin.
So 3S--2t
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RICHMOND, Va, September a. 1864, o'clock P. NJ.
Lieateaaht w. M. DAatignae
Sir: AS you have declined to withdraw and make
apology for the offensive language referred to in my
note Of this date, have only to ask the satisfaction
usual amongst gentlemen.
My friend, Major Ochiltree, is authorized TO make
the necessary arrangements.
Very respectfully, SIX, your obedient servant,
THEO. c. CONE.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
SUBSISTENCE DTPARTMEHT,
Richmond, September l6, 1864.

Richmond, September l6, ls6i. J
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
~ AGAINST THE SUBSISTENCE DEPART
MESf. Ga tie 3oth of the present menth the Se-
eretaiy OF the Treasury viii withdraw the longdate
sis per cent non-taxable bonds from the market
antho them for a higher rate. All persons hold
ing claims against the Government for subsistence
stdfcs hereby informed that if they wish these
bonds III payment Of their claims they nr,st notify
this Bureau OF the Purchasing officer Of the fact,
ia ritg, before the 3oth instant, in order to Sc
cure the bcn,is at the present low price.
Signed l.. B. NORfIfEOP,
Commissary General of Subsistence
Oiiicial
l.. Is. BREWER, Major and Commissary Of Sab
si3tsnce &c i7-tSe3u
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| LIST OF OFFICERS CAPTURED

A LlSE OF OFFICERS CAPTURED
IA Of General Early's command by the enemy i'll
the tight in the Valley, Winchester, can be
at the CONFEDERATE READING-ROOM also,
Maps and Drawings OF the Battle-felds, accounts
and particulars of all the Fights, &c to be ill
the late Northern papers just received.
Parties expecting personals" from the North
will also find complete file OF the New>Yor
"NEwS. " Sc 2S-lts
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEpARfaENT, !
CosfrDrRaTE STATES or AMERICA,
kIcuMoSp Sepfefnhar IL lSGI

HttHHVHb, scfttflbcf n, IobF@
ID EGULATIUNS FOR THE ASSIGN
IL. MENT OF FOUR PER CENT CERTIFI-
GATES OR BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TIE ACT
OF FEBRUARY IL, 1861, AND HELD BY OFF,
GERS OR SOLDIERS IN THE CONFEDERATE
STATES ~ARMY.~These Certificates or Bonds may
be assigned In presence of the commanding officer
or aalutant Of the regiment to which the party
holding the may belong, 10 be endorsed by
such oaieer in the WORDS "Exeeuted before me-"
and signed officially. q. A. TRENHOLM,
se 9l~-l2t Secretary of the Treasury.
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s,ifIy,,,onS 9ispaffee,
,yI 4. cowAapIN 4 co.

----'- : ,,,,,l;s s,sl daily, ssanaays exsept-
ras psse .fen y s"s Tor twelve n,onihsi TWENTY
=, a, sosfs no'rsth n,anths: sss poL,aas for three
,,,xs ioT $N .s$ .r one month, in advance
% soss ,saes 10y BY mai at the risk Of those
s't' A.st tiiel3.
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JUDsE LyoNs's CouRr, yxsrRsDAx.--Jamss r.
Shumaker. indicted for stealing horse, was tried
and convicted and his punishment assessed at ave
years in the pcnitentiary
Frederick Miller, charged with stealing gold
watch, boots, hat, &e., from David Mcdaniel, was
sent to the penitentiary for three years Having
before been in that institution, additional term
Of Ave years imprisonment was pronounced against
him. -
John Harper, for felolt, was convicted ana ses.-
tsnced to the peRitentisry for ope year. EkYaxeae
additional was imposed upon HIM IN cuiIz I'D
OF having been there before.
John Ford, indicted for stealing hundred do1nr
note from r. II. Gilmour, was acquitted.
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FROM PETERSBURG.

An officer who left the front yesterday reports
everything quiet. The city has nc. been shelled
since Saturday morning, and the activity Of the
sharpshooters alone serves to keep up the excite
naent of the campaign. If Yankee shows him.
self above the breastworks, seeks to crafty his
curiosity by peeping through the embrasures, his
head is very apt to be pierced by Confederate bull
let, and the same remark applies well to our side
as to that of the enemy But though matters
tinue comparatively quiet on the lines, the situa-
ton about Petersburg has by No lost its in
terest. Grants purpose, i'll massing his troops to
the left is known to be the occupation of the South
side railroad, and thus to force abandonment Of
the position This movement may be inaugurated
any day, but its success depends very much upon
Grants ability to out-manmuvre general more
skillful than himself at the head OF army which
has never yet known defeat. 1t is therefore, with
feelings Of the utmost confidence that the people
await the movement that shall be the signal for the
terrible trial Of with which this bloody CAM
paign will close.
The Yankees are still Iaboriously engaged upon
their canal at Dutch Gap. deserter states that
when it is nearly finished its completion will be
expedited by mining and blowing out the ends with
gunpowder Our batteries at Howlett's again opened
upon the working party yesterday morning, and
doubtless caused them to suspend operations for
period
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I shall
Y remain at my office in the County Courthouse
daily from O'Clock A NJ. to 5 p. NJ until the 25th
day of the present month, lSeptember,) to receive
the TAXES levied by the Court to purchase provi-
sions for the suffering poor of the county. 1t is
very desirable to realize the amount at once that
the purchases may be made during the early fall.
GEORGE u. PLEASANTS,
Sc S-ts Sheriff of Henrieo county,
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NOCALISTS, TEACHERS,
LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC GENERALLY,
respectfully and confidently invited to examine
THIS STOCK.
NEW MUSIC of the day constantly Oh hand,
Musical Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings,
with general assortmentOf Books and Stationery
Books and Musical instruments bought and sold
Oh commission. 'se 2G-Gt'
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July 2S, 1864.
TAAED TREASURY NOTES-In or
i der to promote, far as practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
Ter, and Pay Depostarics i'll the different States,
hereby authorized to receive the sid notes, except
tAe Si0U notes, at G6s per centum deposit, issu
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotheca-
tion of nont taxable bonds. The said certificates to
be payable on demand after the ee1pration Of ninety
days
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment of bonds
when sold, at the rate Of 6Gs per centum.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au CTS Secretary Of the Treasury
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BLOCKADE!!
BEI,VIN'S RIOtK SHOE STORE,

BELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE.
We have lately received from Wilmington and
Baltimore large selection of SHOES, and now hssve
the largest stock III the South.
800 pairs of Ladies' French and English Caters,
200 pairs of superior Morocco Bootees,
800 pairs Of Misses, Leather Shoes, with other
kinds and qualities.
800 pairs Of Gentlemen's Calfskin Caters. This
is decidedly the best Shoe imported.
200 pairs OF Boys low-quarter English Shoes,
800 pairs OF Army and Servants Shoes;
with a large assortment of
Neckties, Drawers, Undershirts
Mems Felt Hats and Kid Gloves,
Shoe and other Laces,
Handkerchiefs, Black Thread,
Eyelets, Machine Silk,
Hoop Skirts, Corset Springs,
Matches, French Calfskins, &c, &c.
sc 7-eodlm
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W x,ssterl,y morning, somewhere IN
ms DESCRIPTIVE ROLL and FUR
stti I'i> The finder viii be lh,raliy rewarded BY
ieN'na "n FREDERICK THOMPSON.
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Fremont has written letter withdrawing from
the for the Presidency for the sake of unity
among those opposed to slavery. In it he says:
The Chicago platform is simply separation. Gen.
era McClellans letter Of acceptance is re-estatlsh
ment with slavery. The Republican candidate, on
the contrary pledged to the re-estabiisbment Of
the Union without slavery; and, however hestating
his policy may be, the pressure OF his party will we
think no man Of the liberal party can remain III
doubt, and believe am consistent with my ante
cedents iii withdrawing, not to aid in the triumph Of
Mr.. Lincoln, but to do my part towards preventing
the election Of the Democratic candidate.
In respect to Mr.. Lincoln, I continue to hold ex-
sctly the sentiments contained in my letter Of ac-
been, politically, mihtarily aud financially, fail
ure, and that its necessary continuance is cause Of
regret for the country.
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= nS,r between Seventeenth street and
| l.r, Il,ji road, probably Ola 'ahai street, a
ihtrTFIIAN SEAL, which dropped from IFS
Et' !, =. 81 an ov..i fo,ln, aud has engraved
Sum- ,ss representation OF a for; and the word
ui1'H = 81 'Ibs iasaf was on horseback and 1t pro-
ta,l. i.ii IN the street, ,,,,,y,pn u:u ,o
''' 0yE HUNDRED DOLLARS R.wAhp VIII De
nod lr il delivery al the o'.e u ~ ,'"
.tf'..tr5.,r,yllv, Navy Department. sc IT