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YAwKEE News FROM LOUISIANA --Uenfral Banks
has ordered the banks Of the State Of Louisiana
have far failed tocompy with the provisions Of law
they are required, as a condition Of any fur
ther transaction Of banking business, to receive
United States treasury notes ut par IN exchange for
their own ISSUES ANY institution aggrieyed by the
order may demand an investigation Of It's affairs.
and show its credit superior to that of the United
States
The Era says the recent gunboat expedition ta
Chieot Pass, at the head of Grand Lake, louisiana
completed its work-destroying property consisting
of the saw mills and houses OF Captain Fuller the
notorious Paul Jones Of the South,p who was cap
fured when the Star Ut the West was destroyed and
who dieda prisoner ON Johnson's island.
The reported riot III New Orleans against the
draft Is without foundation
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Treasury DEPAEsMEST, 4
CuSFEDERATK STATES OF AMERICA,
Ri,bmund August \, iSG4

ERTItICATESO OF INDEBTEDNt t.SS
I BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM rAXAIION.-.Dy
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce the cur
Tency, approved February IL, lS6i the Secretary oil
the Treasury authorized t. issue the above etft-
iicaes payable two years after the ratification of
treaty oi peace with the. United States. They cu-
not be SOLD bat are only to be issued to such cfed
tors OF the Government willing to reeriye ti'
same III payment ot then demands They must 'lis'o
be given at par, though free from taxation
The attention of purchasing agents and dlsburs
iag officers Of the Government is CALLED to THIS cis
ofpublic securities as Offering peculiar adv''litage
are bought and to facilitate the use OF them, check
drawn by disbursins officers upon the dcpostai1es
holding these funds, and marked across the iac'
payable Ill certificates OF indebtedness, WIZ bt
paid IN conformity herewith.
Depositares are hereby authorized and required
10 comply with thus regulation, ana to make apph-
cation to the Register ior supplies OF eeitilcates aa
required lSignedl q. a. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary Of Treasury
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DLOCKADE! BLOCKADEii
BELvINs BLOCK SHOE STORE.

We have lately received from Wilmington and
Baltimore large selection of SHOES, and now hava
the largest stock i'll the South.
300 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 0aitsrs This
is decidedly the best Shoe imported.
200 pairs of Boys low-quarter English shoes,
800 pairs of Army aud Servants shoes,
with a large assortment Of
Neckties, Drawers Undershirts
Mems Felt Hats and Kid Gloves,
Shoe and other Laces,
Handkephiefs, Black Thread
Eyelets, Machine silk,
Hoop Skirts, Corset Springs,
Matches, French Calfskins, &c, SC.
se 7-eodIm
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'EDNEaDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER !, E,Gl
THE WAR NEWS.

At Latest accounts from Georgia oUT army was
resting quietly at LovcIoy's station on the Macon
railroad, with the enemy advance pcketi in front
1t Is stated that the Federas viii rc-organIzc their
forces and collect stores At Atlanta before entering
upon another movement Atlanta was evacuated
10y General Hood at two o'clock Friday morning
and the enemy occupied the city at eleven o',lock
A. heretofore stated, the extra ammunition was
blown up and the surplus commissary stores de-
stroyed General Hood tormeJ a Junction with
GeheIa llaTice at LOveIoy's station at one o'clock
Saturday, ana the whole army Is now concentrated
az That point As Il matter Of course the tall of
Atlantis Is regretted but neither the army noI the
people 'ne at all discouraged All was quiet at last
accounts Oaf amy Was le-oIgdIiZlng and taking
the lest 50 much required
The Yankees have heard OF the capture of At
lintt. Their dispatches say that the Twentieth
corps has occupied the city, while the anain army is
Un the mann road near East Point" Stanton has
al unofficial report that III the battle fought near
East Point the rebel army was cut III two with very
heavy loss to the d" enemy" and that General Har-
dee WAS killed. How will the Yankees feel when
they ascertain that they haye been essentially de-
coivcd III then information that General Harice Is
still alive ana ready TO fight them at any moment.
ana that the rebel army Is intact and prepared for
any tulther Yankee movement that may be ini-
tElted!
L>rER.-Thc following official dispatch from Gone
raj Hood was received at the W,u Department yes
teIday:
"LovEJoT's, September ), 1864.
"Gsae,'f B,,Iyg. The eneIny withdrew from my
front III the direction OF JoneSboro' last night
" t&cnel j Is. liooD, General"
FROM TENNESSEE
The Northern papers inform u that a rebel force
was threatening Nashville, and that the Yankee
General Rousseau had started out to meet them aud
had driven them three miles towards Murficesbor1'
Parties from Franklin, Tennessee, represent u At
that town Is HI the hands OF WLeeleI's forces L.,
having captured on the 5ht OF the iSt instant
FROM CHARLESTON
On Friday last the tour hundred ana twenty
second day of the SIEGE the tnCys batteries ii I'd
slvrntY-eght shots at Fort Sumter and forty at the
CITY Our batteries promptly replied, tiIins some
ii;tyseyoI shots. The Yankees made another futile
attempt oil FIldty night tO blow up Fuit Sumter,
the torpedo exploding about three hundred ya1is
from the toIt
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Catharins White was discharged from the accusation
oi keeping an ill-governed and disorderly house q
she neighborhood Of the Second Market Harvey
Lahgnin was sent ON for examination before she
hnstings Court ON the charge Of committing bru-
tai assault upon Thomas Forsyth. bof about eight
merma,4 charged with keeping his drinking house
open on SUNDAY, IN violation Of the ordinance, and
discharged soldier NAMED NJ Wynant, for buying
melons eonfiscated. William White, ffee negro:
jim, slave Of Albert Heath and Elijah Moss, ifes
negro; were ordered to bs whipped for ynrious
Tarner were the officers who arrested John Logan.
the free negro that robbed Mr.. Holladay in july
last. The capture was made at twelve o'eiock Mon.
day night |
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BY TEL E g r PH.
FROM MEMPHIS. ETC

FAOA aEnThlo, DC.
MOBILE, September "A special dispatch to tha
Register, from Senatobia to-day, says:
Scouts report the capture Of Duvalrs Bluff Ar
kansas, with two gunboats and seven transports.
General Grierson, with cavalry and artillery, has
gone across the river from Memphis.
Twelve transports loaded with troops passed
down the river from Memphis Friday night. Thar
supposed destination is White rven
The circulation III Memphis Of the Metropolitan
Record Feeman's Joarna! and Chicago TINES
has been prohibited.
Nothing new below. Three Yankee vessels are Of
Dog River bar.
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CogFEDERATE STATES DIsTRIcr CoURT, TUESDAY
Judge Haly burton remanded to the custody OF
General II L Kemper, Evan F. Raglani, whose
application under Ia writ OF ha5eas corpus fol dis
charge from MILITARY service has been pending be-
fore the count Tor sone time back.
VI Kracker renewed his reeognizanee III the sum
Of twenty thousand dollars i'll two Tor perjury,
and gave security III the same amount Tor his ap-
pearance On the 18th OF September.
Court adjourned.
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INTERESTING CAsE.-A very important Case as
affecting the status OF Marylanders ia service, win
soon come on fol trial Judge Halyburtons Court,
Thirty three members OF the FIRST Maryland artl-
ery who enlisted at the beginning OF the war for three
years, and whose terms of service have expired,
having been refused their discharge by the military
authorities have sued out wfits of habeas corpus
the purpose Of testing the legality Of their retention
III the army. The petitioners have secured the ser
vices ot Mr. John H. dilner counsel, and the
decision Of the question Is looked for with con-
siderable interest by the Marylanders soloulnins
here and elsewhere IN the ConiederaeY.
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OFFICIAL.
TRPAsuRY DEPARTMENT., \
CoEFEDFRATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va. AUGUST 26, 1851 J

I0NFFDFRAIt SrAIEs or AMfRlVA, ;
Richmond, Va, August 26, 1861.
ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
IL INTO EFFECT TlfE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE IL, 1851, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTEBED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY lG lStl, TO EA-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
PartIo6 owning registered eight per cent. bon'is
under the act ol May l6, 1861, desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, III the
manner pointed out i'll the printed endorsement on
States Of America III exchange foi.coupon bonts -
and cause them to be presented to the Be9Ister Ot
the Treasury department. who will thereupon, IN
compliance with the provisions oi the act Of june
i3 1854 Issue coupon bonds for the amount skeci
Ia the registered bonds so assigned
u, \. TRENHOLM, "a
au % Is Secretary oi the Treasury
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The VALUE A HAr,-A sailor who hadtere-
ceived considerable share OF prize money at Ply
mouth was on the point OF proceeding to London To
spend it but having heard ofthc various tricks and
temptations to the unwary Ot their money, he
hit upon eXpedient to insure safe return To his
ship when she should sail again. lie, therefore, at
every inn on the road where the coach stopped for
refreshments, paid double, that he might have credit
for equal supply on his return, and agreed with
each landlord That he should twrl his hat upon his
stick three times i'll proof Of his being the who
made the payment III advance. lie also PAID fare
back by the same coach.
As he feared, poor fellow, 1t fell out he was
soon coaxed or cheated out Of all his money, and
took his seat on the Plymouth coach to return
At every inn on the road Jack was gladly recog-
nZed by his merry twnl OF his hat, and was nevel
asked tor payment.
Toward the end of his Journey, Jew, who had
accompanied HIM all the way and who had seen
how the reckoning was paid BY thIeo twiTis of Ids
hat could no longer refrain from expressing his
wonder and the sailor, 10 carry the Joke, said
the hat was the most valuable article he possessed
adding that when he alighted at Plymouth he
would pay his fare IL the same Way. This being
really the case, the Jew became quite anxious foi
the hat, and offered him twenty gulneas Tor II,
which, very particular itvOr, the sailor agreed
to take, lac about to Join the ship, and the hat
was no longer useful.
1t was not long before the Jew was again Obliged
to travel, and OF course this valuable hat his
c0mpanion but the very first inn 1T which he took
refreshments lie was undcceived III a Way that
mi sht have been attended with serious conse-
quGnces, for when the waiter demanded has share oi
the reckoning, Moses, with Il confident look, twirled
his hat upon hlS stick three times, Upon this the
waiter thought he Was either hpsy OF mad, and
called his employer, who made the poor Jew twlrl
the quicker and II only by the interference Oi
some humane passengers that the unfortunate Jew
prevented from losing his liberty as We'll a. his
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CORRESPONDENTS III TRoUBLE-General Candy
has ordered the correspondents OF the New York
Herald and Tribune, who were permitted to accom-
pany the troops operating in Mobile bay be sent
beyond the limits Of his command for having abused
the confidence reposed III them by giving public in
formation of value to the enemy and engaging in
controversy calculated to disturb the harmony o the
trOOpS
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rREASuRY DEPARTMENT. /,

CoEFFnFhArE sTATfa ot AMIEICA
I OANS ON TIE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLiOS SIX PER
CENT NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Doposits call will be received 10y tie
Treasurer III tins cty, Assistant TIensuiels AT
Ch;tilcston ami Mobile, and the D.postarlcs at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Soy.u-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates Will be issued
toi the same, bedllna interest At the rate Of four pcr
cent per aI.HIm aud secured by the hypOthe6.ition
Of an aInsuut of the above bonds equal 10 the
ot these loans. The bonds to be- sot apart by tie
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied e,
CIuslycly ~ the payment VI the said ceft'a,tcS.
The security and convenience afforded to o-fhs
and othel corporations and 10 the public generally,
hy this mode VI temporary Investment, and the ct
fclt u the measure, If generally adopted IN keep
ng the cIIIeHCy within moderate bounds II Is hopd
viii command II to the favorable consideration of tho
community and secure then prompt cooperation ia
carrying into effect U A IhEH HitoLM,
Secretary oi the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July p, 1864. au 22-ts
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skeins OF the cat. made up a spectacle Of horror
oserpowering to those who witnessed it. When the
punishment had been inflicted, the PRISONERS were
taken down and removed 10 the prison infirnsary in
state OF complete prostratron-ildeed il is avefred
that neither OF them could have received another
lash without the greatest danger. Although the
prisoners did not witness the punishment, they
their cells aud it Is to be hoped the contemplation
OF the punishment may have a saatary effect ON
their minds
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JOSEPH HODGSON,

USEPH HUDGSUN,
- WHOLESALE CoMMissIos MERcHANT,
north side of the Basin,
has on consignment
/ elegant Side-Saddle, nearly new,
Is kegs Bread Soda,
5 boxes Sugar,
bales light 7-S Brown Cotton,
20 M Percussion Caps,
A beautiful assortment Of Pocket Knives,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Steel Pens,
Note Paper Fine and Medium Felt Hats,
Large size Heavy Brogans,
Black and White Lawns,
20 bales White Cotton Wadding.
go =
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The WATER WoRKs.-An accident occurred re-
Gently at the Pump-House, by which one Of the
shafts were broken but notwithstanding this fact,
the supply Of water to the city has not been dmn-
ished, the hands having been in the meantime kept
ut work day and night Weare informed that through
the energy Of Mr. J. P. Tyler. the superintendent
OF the, Pump House, the damage win soon be re-
paired, and every thing be working usual.
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AeeIpESr-Iast night about seven O'Clock SER
want girl in the employ Of air. Jacob Troxer. ON
Main street. near the Fair Grounds, while ehopping
wood III the yard of her masters premises. struck
her foot with the edge vi the axe seyerng II in two
in the middle A physician was called In, who
pressed the separated parts together and stitched
up the flesh but there Is certainty Of the wound
healing up, and amputation may yet DO necessary.
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MAYORS CouRr, YgsrEsDAy-Rseerder tasAss
presidasy.-J Logan, free negro, charged VIII
burglariously entering the dweiiing-hoase ei MI
Alexander r. Hoil.aay, on the night ii the s6th Of
July and stealing large amount VI groceries, was
remanded for examination before the h9saass
Court. William Spicsr, aiias wessw9Sd, charged
with stealing COW from Dr. john .. uasnsss w
remanded ioy further investigation this morning
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- u n ID X | f S .

~ u n ID X ES.
200 bags Salt,
iU barrels very fine Whiskey,
Is do. Jamaica Rum,
s-casks Superior French Brandy.
20 bales Al Georgia Sheeting,
50 packages Crushed and Brown Sugar,
1000 do. Tobacco, all grades,
loo quarter terces Negrohead Tobacco,
10 bales No. Cotton Yarns,
for sale by w. b. JONES & co.
st T-6t
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s}j(Im,ono 4ispattte.
vi A. cowARpIN & 60.

,.. = r,bl,Shc.i daily, Sundays except
Vu, l'IsFN !" : ,ps iot twelve months, twtsft
siA ~ tutiN NTH. rrS DOLLARS for three
rst- t, a'H nov ,ts icl enc month, IA id'anee
,.tt OF ,,',' ,'' ly .t, are Al the NIX Of those
~. H. them
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TnEAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
CoNPRDERATH STATEs OF AMERICA,
Rlchlnnnd JllN Is. 1871.


I,AXED TREASURY NOTES.--ln OF
der to promote, as far as practicable. the early
liquidation by the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant ire'is,s-
rer, and Pay Deposltares In the different States, at
hereby authorized To the said notes, except
the 500 notes, AT oGa pcr eentum on depoit iasu-
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hypothcc.-
ton Of non-saxaEle boais The said certificates "
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds arc
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes. with
the exception abovc named 4, in payment OF bonds,
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 2~-ts Secretary ot the Treasury
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8itbmouo 1ispattk.

The DAILY DIsPaTcu sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy, Cry CARRIERS are author
ized ta ohaige osE DOLLAR AND FIriy CENTS per
week to regular aubscrber3
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Hope, our guiding star, shines brightest in the
darkest hour, and peoples the gloom with firy forms
Of its own creation.
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THE OBJECT OF THE WAR.As the war began, So
1t has continued. The North has fought to sublu-
gate the South II she could to dsvastate it il She
could not. The South has fought solely in self de-
fence. There has never been moment at which she
would not gladly have accepted peace there has never
been d moment at which peace was i'll any sense
within her reach. Three times the Confederate
Government has attempted to negotiate, and three
times its ENJOYS have been insolently repulsed 1t
has never done any act calculated, by retaatlng
Northern soil the crimes and crueltes perpetrated
By Northern troops III the South, to make ncgotia-
tlOn difficult or peace unpopular The Southern
people have shown the world that their subugation
is impossible. They have maintained their indie
pendence and protected their capital against
single defeat approaching the character OF dlsas-
ter, they have, half a dozen distinct occasions,
inflicted Il total and crushing overthrow upon the
main armies OF the North. With every year of the
their strength has Increased and their courage
has risen their determination grows daily more
stubborn and their devotion more perfect aud uIlnI
nous and, III the words OF the manifesto, the world
must that such i people cannot be conquered -
The hopelesSness of the Northern cause Is recog-
nized by all except its most devoted partlsans. AT
the time, all aware that 1t rests with the
North alone to terminate the struggle Victory does
not increase the demands Of the South NBny more
than defeat could reduce them She asks only to be
let alone; she wishes for nothing except the with
drawal ot Northern troops from her soil and Noith-
cruisers from her waters. Peace, therefore, re-
quircs only that the aggres5orS should abandon the
hope OF reducing free States, inhabited by all Eng
lsh population, to hateful servitude; and 1t i'll be-
comes the European Powers to ourage that hope,
and prolong the war, by withholding a diplomatic
Acknowledgement of the universal conviction that
the Independence Of the South Is virtually
cOmplished fact.-Loado" Handa.d.'
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Adsefassments WI be inserted at the rate ox ossx
DoILAH AND FIFTY CENTS Der SQUARE f1,r s.ch iuss,
non-eight hnes (or less) constitute a suu.re
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Adve1tisements published till forbid viii be charged
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,.,,,N HORSE Came to my fam.

.-,R,N HORSE Came to my fam.
'si E. ed, , t isiy. 's5a ">s nA9 Y''ii ljoE5E 1ii%
D., .i.'. .'',' 80. p4,uy gut snort, both hind tcet
-as" B." 'T.b 'iT l.e ai,J narrow behind, and vrN
e.Hj. ,u4 about Aiit>u loaIH Old th'
8 t o" III ..,n, ig.wtrl, prove property pay
~a.' ,.t. l4.u away. e.. vail ded with hiIH
20. ''' VI J HARDIN.
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,osT sTRAYED, ETC.

sam No 1927, tor : 5000 Con
| 'EE'- am .s.l cent Bonds, ',sued by Ian
/ tI. ,,,..tasy. IA NY NAME d'ted <5d o'
e, Ia n"3 s, o' the aS"s% so 'S,',,'n'' or tn ih'
,..l t," ,''"~' " l. OWEN.
... ~ .4t"N, tiisk y tinut fuatptls.g
.
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EOUND, sum of Confederate MONEY.
l which the owner can get by calling at tho
Franklin Paper Mill, describing the same, and pay
ing for this advertisement sa LIZ
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II H. hbhibuE ALUM SPRINGS
IL slEI9,iis i'iae to many inquiries. We viii keep
,lal ctIfi;,Jo. ypen throughout this month, but
b-r Ea,,J close the lIouso Oh the Isl OF ooto-
'''l'd' 20 l-'t day. 'l'' '"' u '''
s4 1T. FRAZIER d RANDOLPH.
=. PTOptlftOTs
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ICE FOR SALE have 5000 bushels
i Of ICE tor sale i'll house two mules from Poor
house Hill, reasonable terms. Call on me. at d.
X. Weisiger's office.
Sc 6-2te GEORGE d. PACE
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uTIRE.--One hsndrsd pounds u
w wIR9, suitable be 1annf ossS1s -
s'''s' Nam ssrsse, sn1ns = CAAsau ksSsl
~a-M.
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kLNI, PAINE < 60.

'h lHE POTOMAC.- Persons de-
,.,s, .'',l> q gong t, the Potomac, by getting
y,Y..ii 9'1, can secure seats III pleasant COLI
AaL.t,.', Al moderate charges Apply .at liG
' '41-imt N Ni'oi aiAo - y tioch'
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CORGHUM PANS, SORGHUM PANS.
- sorghum Pans of al sixes made 10 orAsr ~ No.
is6 BROAD STREkT. between alxth and asysn1
streets Can at once, ~ there is only aaAA los u
iron ON hand. ssCeo0ess
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lust RECEIVED, thirty dozen fine
q REGATTA SHIRTS, fast eolors, also, fifteen
gross IVORY BUTTONS, suitable for Ladies' Over
coats BLACK WORSTED BINDING; Gilt AMI
Plated TRIMMING BUTTONS, etc.
JOHN HARTZ,
Eighth street, between Broad and Grace, near the
Fredericksburg Depot, Richmond, Virginia.
I've
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j Hopsp az, Il 10. CAVALRY
Dispatch '- atllr for particuiars, address II. En
AZ be ,een u call at j. "A, Belvin's, where he
--~------ se 7--2ts
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HORSE THIEF will pay fifty dol
i lars reward for the apprehension Of GEORGE
W. ALLEN, who sold to me a stolen horse ON the
Sd day Of the present month Allen is about twenty
years old, about five feet ten inches high, slight
ly built, and has been badly wounded In his right
the wrist joint.
sc 7-lts RICHARD REINS
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INOR HIRE, for the balance Of the year,
Il a NEGRO WOMAN, with child three years
elJ She Is good Cook Washer aud Iroucr. Apply
streets. So 7-2ts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT, "a Large FRONT ROOM,
Il first toos, furnished, suitable for the accom-
m0iation OF Two OF molo gentlemen Also foi s,e,
one on two w'l-gi0wn SOW SiIOATS Apply up
r,sirs, over Mi a. CoXIof.INo'S store NJ. -
Main street, below the Old Market - 1t