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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

The Surrender Of Fort Morgan-Particu.
lars from Rebel Sources-Forrest, w heel
er and Morgan Operating Against Sher.
man,sher1dan Still at Charlestewn-Ne
Further Movements at Petersburg.
WARRINGTON, August 81, 1864.
TO Major General Dir, Nev York:
This Department has received from General
Grant rebel account Of the surrender OF Fort
Morgan, taken from the Richmond papers
CITY POINT, Aug. 81. 1s64.-The following
Is from the Richmond Enquirer OF this morn
ing:
sMoBILB, Aug 26-The flag of truce boat
returned last evening. The Yankees say Fort
Morgan capitulated at two O'Clock last Tues
day. On Monday p. m. they concentrated
their force on the fort, which replied spiritedly
the meanwhile the enemy succeeded in getting
their hOwitZers in position, and line OF skir
mishers on the glacis Of the fort, and opened q
heavy fire on our guns and gunners. With the
assistance OF the mortar fleet, they succeeded
In damaging several gun-carriages. The fort
did not fire on Tuesday.
"General Page destroyed everything in the
fort and spiked his guns. He and a garrison
numbering five hundred and eighty one, were
sent to New Orleans. Seventeen were killed
The number of wounded is unknown None
OF the non com batants were allowed to visit
the city The enemy have thrown force Of
four thousand on the main land, at Grants
Pass.
"[sRCoND DIsPATCHl
"moEILE, Aug. 2S-NO change OF affairs at
this point. All quiet" u. GRANT.
Unoficlal reports represent Forrest, Wheel.
er, and Morgan as having joined their forces,
and operating against Gen. Sherman's commu.
nications between Chattanooga and Nashville,
but no report has been received from General
Sherman
General Sheridan Is still with his force at
Charlestown.
No operations have taken place since my last
telegram in front Of Petersburg.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
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lRNAL REV NUl.

UNITHD STATS ASSESSORS OFFIOB.l
No. 46S Seventh Street
BY decision of Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
carts, omnibuses and the like engaged in the
transportation Of property or Passe for hire
their gross receipts, and are required to make re-
turn thereof to the Assistant Assessor or to the
Assessor Office on or before the 10th Of each And
every month, under penalty for nsslecs Of ten
per esas additional ..a., E., H. Phna M
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CHARGE OF LARCENY.-On Monday night a
stranger went to the house No. 335 Street
south, Capitol Hill, where he played the agree
able to one of the girls, Laura Thomas-treat-
ing her to wine, and paying the bill, amounting
to $13, out Of his pile of $40. When about to
leave, on examining his pantaloons pocket he
found that a hundred. dollar bill had been alb
stracted. Sergeant Milstead, of the Fifth Ward,
was called and arrested the girl, who was
taken to the station. house and searched, as
were also two other girls, Nelly smith and
Emily Hamilton, Dust imported from Balu-
more,) and Ann Gallagher, the housekeeper,
and the whole party were taken before Justice
Ferguson, but, no evidence appearing against
them, they were dismissed; but it was discov-
cred on the trial that Ann had no license to
sell wine, and she was fined S2O5S.
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WAshLaNsGsrrS0sN 01TY sA a1I ss. BANK.
.n nsssHr
$$aoSAiK 5S g .sSs. v NILES "D'AA'
.. ssR1 bsas.t s No.
'nD' under sim% ED VIZ CLARK. Secretary
EDWARD GLARK 4 60, BANKERS.
EXCHANGE, ee1RS s ssS ssIfhyhHEs AND GEN
n-,m JOHN SHEr E. i Ss.sks' {
T'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri..
her has Obtained from the Court Of
the persons.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
the dss
f9 t oy law be excluded from all benefit Of
au .I-lsvsw...'--A sUsANNAH CARRiCo
MARLBOROUGH DISPATCH rs, Edited By
pspstcsss Of q Ior3 Nslson TSis london
0nicial Di-pstehes of the War OF 1879:
Memoirs ana Correspondents OF Sir Thos. Picton.
Col. Frazer's Letters during the Peninsular and
Waterloo Cam paigns, London.
Sir Charles Espier's Life and Official Correspon.
Life and Let tiers Of Admiral de saumars.. vols,
Diary anu UispetChes Oi 0eu. Or Robert Wilson
Sir " Sidney Smiths Life and Dispatches,
F Ceiiingvood's Public and Private Letters with A
mPmeir, vols. LoodOn.
WELLINGTON q Dispatches, London,
Confed crate Off ial Reports of Battles
General McClelans Report.
Barnard Bsrry's Report.
aul8 RRANCK TAYLOR.
FROM Eq sE fSsK bII q x.s,
.S. ssss For the Herald, instead Of SO;
Tribune. 81; Time, s.; World, s.; Daily News.
Address 4. joyce, No. 81 west s6th street, New;
York. 6-SW
M BRICKS BRICKsI BRICKsi
w ARLINGTON SIZE, on hand and for sale
the lowest cash prices, 1T the foot Of 18th Ct.
and Canal. Au
THIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- Z.
1 her has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Wsshin ston county, in the District of Columbia
Ietters Of administration w. A., on the personI
estate Of ~ b, Gre pton late of Washine ton al
b o. deceased. All persons having claims aeainsf
the aid deceased are hereby warned to ex hbt thS
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subacri-s
ber on or before the Esd day of August next: thev
may otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit
o. iyeS undsr my hand this 2sd day OF Aurust.
Is64. Iau34 ,lAwsvl IO6 sEDWIN CRAMPT0N,.
NJ IF o. RICHMOND AND sURROUNDIH0
Nl oouatEy. sAsWiAs rsbsl fortioeatiens; 50 esat.
= xRAN0x 3AYLOk
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DROF W KREIS'
I DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
Temperance Hall L street. between 9Th and 10th.
PROF. KRElS has the honor Of announcing to
will resume the duties of his profession ON ~
MONDAY EVENING, September AZ saa
DAY AFTERNOON. September 7, at s O'Clock, for
'"O''' DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION.
For Ladies, Misses. and Masters, on WEDNES-
O'Clock. ~.
Gen tlemen's Glass, on MONDAY and WIDNES-
DAY EVENINGS from to 10 o'clock.
The Hall has been thoroughly renovated by the
PROFESSOR for the better accommodation of his
music and book stores, and at the Hall. For fur
ther information. apply at the Hall during the
hours OF tuition. An u It
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARoBNY.-Bertha Sings,
a German girl, was arrested by officer Heisler
ty Of Margaret Voigt. Bertha was employed
by Mrs. Voigt as servant, and soon after set
ting in left the house, and the watch was
missed. The watch was not found, but the
circumstances were against her. and Justice
Giberson committed her in default OF bail ior
court; but before she was taken from the COILS
at the station to be con veyed to prison, the Jus
charge.
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DA' 0ooD' DRY GOODS,

All purchasers of Dry Goods, to justify them
selves. should call at the cheap store Of JULES
sYCEL, 421 Seventh street. between G and h Sta.
have on hand . heavy stock Of bleachsd and un.
bleached Cottons which are offered at less than
New York Wholesale prices.
ALL DRESS GOODS. to close, are sold regardless
to cost. Calieoes Digit or dark three cents less
per yard than last weeks prices. FaE
On hand large assortmentof OASHIMERES and
FLANNkL6. all colors and Qualities.
BLACk slLkS and many other goods. CRASH,
extra fine Is cents per yard.
. FANCY GOODS - WHALHBONR CORsErfs.
eI75 to a.
HoCr oh!hIS. best and cheapest In the city.
All soods warranted e represented. A ,0-st. !!
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MISREPRESENTATION COWS and
Il one HORSE. branded condemned ~ have been
found trespassing upon the grounds OF the George
town College. The owners are requested to prove
notice is hereby given that all persons hereafter
committing any trespass by willfully breaking
down iniuring the fences belonging to the
lands of the College. or by entering an of their
enclosed lands with their cows, horses, or other
animals, will be prosecuted to the utmost extent
of the law. By order Of the President. auE.eoIm
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, "A PUBLICATIONS. FOR TIN POsITToN 01
i IA Reside Mt Student ct Provldsncs Hns.itT lii VII
Be received until September lst All Snnitcs t;cn.
must be addressed 10 Sister NARY CARRGfI
"a H-tsepl Pfovidsueo HeSnitsi
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II A RS!
FRUIT JARsii
Hnusekeepers who wish to put fresh fruit are
invited to examine our SELFHEALING FRUIT
JARS, as they have been thoroughly tested, and
We can warrant them t. keep fruit perfectly. As
the nit requires sugar and the lars no cement
it IL economy for every family to put up all the
fruit they want for the winter.
wEBB & BEvERIDGH
au 3l-1wf Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
EXEMPTION CLUB-There is now bsing
~ formed Club for the purpose of procuring
Substitutes for men Of its number who may be
drafted. Persons leaving 500 with NJ. Ian.
Son. Treasurer Of the Club, $50 It'll street, will
be entitled to its benefits Call at once, for the
number ia limited an SO-3ts
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~The Prince and Princess of Wales are
going to Denmark.
~The French papers call Semmes I" the
hero of 60 thermometers"
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsns.-Meggie
Brown, assault and battery %. Albert Par.
tarv. Lizzie Russell, drunk and profans; "a.
jas. McO uade. drunk; So. NJ. Curtin, drunk
sno disorderly; 80. Chas. Brown, do; %. j..
III, Cromer, do; 50. r. H. Gaughran, disor-
Derby: dismissed David Samson, drunk; for
trial Thos Duffy, drunk; 80. Alice Brown,
violating city ordnance; 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-01

MISS BETTE FOX will open a DAY SCHOOL
1Vl FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. on Monday 5th Sep
TENDER, At her residence, Is Second ST., George
town, ID. G. sen l-Iw
MRS. GOODRICH will reopen Der SCHOOL, ON
lVl Monday 5th September. 435 5th street, be-
tween snd =: Terms. from Sc to SO per quar-
ter. Fuel, Sl.6O per season. sen Las
CBNTLEMEN'S FINE SHIRTS; Ladies' and
NJ Children g Clothing; also fine and plain sew
ing made with neatness and dispatch and on
reasonable terms, at No $50 street, west of 18th
st. sen I-Stt
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beg to return my sincere thanks to my friends
and the public morally for the patrona &c libe
rally bestowed upon me during my business career
here. and earnestly solicit Continuance of the
same to the new arm, where they will always re-
ceive the most polite and cour .eous attention,
whether they purchase not
Please remember the number. Sill 7th street.
now under Gardner's Photograph Gallery.
GEORGE T SMITH.
Washlngton July 8, 1854 sepl colin
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BOARDING..

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
500 st, bet 9th aud nth sep l-st*
ROARD-Nicely furni.hed ROOMS single or in
y suite with first class BOARD at 3O1 G street,
erences exchanged. au lot
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN can obtain BOARD
an an & sS.s Supplying at No. LIST St, Georgetown
R0ARDING-Elegan ROOMS with BOARD can
q S of
taken reasonably. fine bath room in the house.
an S0-3t'
Dn0fsh' between i2th and 18th streets, il the
RO1RDl land HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID ROOMS for families or single persons House
s sad s
ITO LIZA few ROOMS, nicely furnished. with
also excellent board for gentlemen At No. "a st.,
betreen o and Louisiana av. au 162w"
WEIfALLs All, TIGHT FRUIT Jars,
" Gss stoges P1 m q Clothes Wrinxers.
au s-3t" 219 7th st, near Pa. av.
GRAND FALL OPENING. ON THURSDAY
M1fVP 20 ping Sept lst 81 At Mad M; HINoK-
pepsrestj Paris and New York Fashions, The
ever introduced to this Metropolis. Dress Making
on 'i AND
evators. mirror of Fashion. - &C., at 3O1 Penn
syly,fbni'.t avenue between 9Th and 10th streets
pRINT!NG PRESS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
y SRzEs &fiHfAMs Acts.
no PRINTIRs-An OFFICE for sale cheap,
Type and o
The whole valued at - 400, will be sold on easy
terms. Address PRINTER. at this office. au 9Ost.
bricks FOR Notwithstanding at R. bod ge's
ton Hssna zw ss,sk ON hand 5
able bricks which We viii sell At ST. 81 per de-
au soiw& ' "''' GNU j. g. BRYANT & co.
MISS NJ. J. PLAT. AT THE NUMEROUS
W solicitations of her many friends and custo-
mers has again resumed her DRESS MAKING at
18th and 18th. au N-lwr
NOTICE TO SUTLERS.-Ado ubls deck BARGE
can be bong on rsasenable terms. Sale to close
SET G9ard BARGE
to MI Lsmpkin, at Palmer's Wharf. foot of 18th
No kns srses vs
A EGksh h II pRvaFH BAY
BAY HORSE. admirably adapted for niii-AN
ton The best STOCK 81 81 old e and add p sr
fectly sound; seasoned and hardened, will carry
snd w9ga make
Auction and Commission Merchants.
au % ct South cor. Pa. av. and 9th st,
DROP, W. KREIs,
Te pRp%F Hal street between sta and 10th
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wife, living on L street, near 5th, Navy Yard,
got On Q spree yesterday; indulged In matri.
monial flsticuf, which Amusement the police
disturbed, and took than before Justice Gail,
who imposed dne OF 50 on Peter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-01

sSrAfH % FH0a 4H1RMON1TRR.-AtF Frank
LIN g Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsyivanta
avenue, the thei mometsr stood to-day at I
O'Clock, rs In ths shade, and 1Oe in the san.
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a 49,, CARRIAGES. n-O.
~ CARRIAGEs &0SS
- CARRIAGES S@0
On hand very fine assortment of new and sec.
opd hand Carriages. consistipe in part of Blu ges
Rockaways, Pheatons, Jersey Wagons, &c. &c.
Carriage repairing of all kinds promptly at
ROBT II. GRAHAM, Coachmaker.
au 30-3tr 374 street. and ATT 9Th street.
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NJ WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, June
~ %, lS64.-This office having been necessa-
sarily closed for several days during the present
month, the time for receipt of water rents is ex-
tended to the 3lst August, after which date the
water will be shut off from all premises Of which
the water rent is unpaid No further notice will
be given. RANDOLPH COYLH
~ S-d Water Registrar,
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IL Dry GOODS,

IL DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
Ladies. remember that goods advance every day
Present prices guaranteed for three days.
Observe our prices:
New fall style Merrimac Prints, 50, worth 60;
New Dark Prints at q and 45 cents; New fall style
Skirts. So Spring. sl.25; Boys Silk Handkerchiefs
q; Boys Linen Shirt Bosoms at IS cents; 2nO Dozen
sale prices;2" Yards Spool Cotton, three for %
cents Remember the Store.
BENZ NEWMAN,
Red Post-Red Post-Red Post,
sep 1-3tf 443 It'll St, three doors from G It
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THE NV YORK NEwsPAPRRs FORWARD
i ED FROM NEW YORK DAILY. at greatly
reduced prices.-Terms, for one year, .peya able in
Tribune, 81; Time, ST.; World, s.; Daily News.
81; Evening Post; g; Evening Ktprsss. $50.
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Ftpsr WARD AND GKoRGETowN.-Our resi-
dents in these districts will have rare treat
to-morrovr afternoon Commodore Foots, Col.
Small, Miss Eliza Nestell, the wonderful little
fairy people, accompanied by the entire troupe
OF singers, will pay a visit TO ST AIMS Infant
Asylum, corner X street and the Circle. Pub
lie are invited. See advertisement
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PRRsKNrATIoN.-Mr. G. q. b. Mitchell, one
OF the Assistant Assessors of Washington, was
yesterday made the recipient OF handsome
gold watch and chain, by the Assistant Asses
sors OF ST. I.ouis, Missouri, "For his exertions
in having an increase of $500 per annum to
their pay, at the last session of Congress"
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NOPAR Err s H p.
The undersigned, having this day associated
themselves under the name and style of GEO.
T. SMITH Il CO., will continue the GROCERY
WINE and LIQUOR business at the old stand,
Occupied for the last three years by George T.
Smith Sill 18th street, in the National Intelli-
gepcer Building. We win be happy at all times
to see our friends and the public generally fealIng
assured that We can give them good Goods at un-
GEORGE t. SMITH,
THOMAS w STEUART,
JOHN T. FOSTER
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VIZ BRICKS BRICKSl BRICKSl
w ARLINGTON SIZE, on hand and for ssle
the lowest cash prices, at the foot Of 18th ST. y
and Canal. Au

MAJ on RIOHAOND AND eURROUNDIn0
M aouatT. 0keVins rohoI fofti1aat lions: 81 oeatS.
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APPoINTID.-John Walters, who was for
fifteen years Gen. Scott's head messenger, and
for the last two years a messen ger at Gen. Hal
lecks mead uarters, has been appointed to q
messengership in the Third Auditors Once,
Treasury Department
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ITO LxT--A few ROOMS, nicely furnished. with
L board f0e gentlemen or gentleman and wife,
also exce9en board for gentlemen ut No. "A ST.,
betreeH o and Louisiana av. au Is 2w*
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R0ARDING-Eleg CANT ROOMS with BOARD can
- be secured by application at 432 G Ct, rear of
Patent Office. Also, TABLE BOARDERS can be
taken reasonably. A fine bath room in the house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
ION ii. ". CLESEEf.

We have olaisi-ii 50 no.ico the e!ec'i"r oi
ous trend, Capt, n. W. Ciuskey, . the c"n'
tedsla.a Caos7ssS I'm the Mezaphls District,
C.as. 9. is q native CT 0aoTgis, wk0 Has. be
foss tbs x.F, established IN Msnphie &. I'd IL,
Of .l,s "Asslaaahs" He was, peihspa. be'ts'
known rs the suth?s Ct The PClttiuAl Ttx'
boo!." Volunteering in the beginning u the
ysr no has aersed With great gsilal!ry IL thu
campaigns Of Virginia, Mississippi and door
.,;. nui has besti elected b7 lie uonra ,.s-in
srt,u u -eprsusGt tas:r rights III u'nEtrss, -
Aan man OF excellent ssnsa, info7lnIl,ul. i'll
dusts7 ind patriotism, 10 will DO az rcce-slon
To ,ilS t9!S os which hi has heea eieitti a
fni..,.h.r
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tFTGlu Ius NLATIestoU .Hri.u:'
\ HEALTH TO CID IIRGl.%i.A

y HEALTH TO CID IIRGl%.A.
A health to Ola Virginia..
Gcd Mass the proud Gid %u!e,
Sic Ssn,per mss she siani iarJugh Iiiue,
The lyraHt'o i.uw.iLa Far
Beneath Ler sod the rItute.i ual,e,
vi Earth's past 81 ;tai7 s'rrT.,
While frcm her soil tho rCbl.s; tyres
OF rarsh born hsr"t- ,cst;
Lean. ready armed. ii work 81. viii
ia FreeGom'S iigbtanaz ra;se.
Tbs guIraiana Of L.i.-1-y.
Religion and The Laws.
Health to tho Odd Dor,.rt.5i.'
God guard her peerless ,n;gL,
Her statesmen iG TIA ;.l;:..i
Her her9ea in the aGA!.
Her n.iuisteriNS an2"ir ia.
Tho sunteams Iiro' ,h,"ir..l..,
That chLer TIE Hrui;du,i sO.cirT : ,.,,.i,
lu G6..Ge WoJuams !Grr:
Their gUtt bands siG'ho too ;...;'R h.,w -
Tbrir telrs emb.im GET ,!1a! -
"Onr Fa,hvr!" ai,sd tl.y IN dog: =if=
In blessings On the,' her..
A health to Old Virginia,
She's bonding 10 ihr rrii1,
Add struggling viz; = ej:,;'- .!rs.,;h
For ell that's detr !" lie.
Inosrne:e Flsnda, 4, rib, Er.! sad 81 .o!.
By Death aud He'll led n:,--~
Their burning fingers Il har ,tTaat,
Would pull HE I'D sI!a'a .iInI..
But God and Truth NC -: :aEr"...
Tier never i..iiiay B.raIG;.--.
Ard, foot ur1n tho y fnu.': ue.t
She'll stand crtn' sc iong:h.
TLep, health 10 Old Virr,nis,
Gcd bless thu b.Gyo old State
Sic Semper lnay Rhc Stari III e"ai. ;..at.
The TyranGs froHning Fate.
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Atj.f.i'',;:3 :.s.i.
By BIlett, He'll ~ ioA, Auri..

A UGl ION SALE ~ NY COOS. Ga,
IA CEXlgs sHI.. Nif- g. So. H..
day re1, Ssptemhs: t Wi 81 :: 49,, er-
AID s.iras.lve Rssort-1-"a' :'
uE L T. II y Disc
consulting 10 ptrt Of t.G lj..J:'
"a bales / b-"wi e cetEc
So tales - brown she,;i=y
~ bales brown dis
5 bales str ped o'nalIrg,
% bales Georgia cotton rsrrs
2 bates English IT, uton s2ac-l
bale hon rsIt slr.ptS
Q cases ba's Ard white print,
Gag. suck6bacE tcwals
! case r,rn's rrrrT6 shirts
Gr,se: IS sad a s!e,r, II sh:TticG.
cas.w B antI>scs d ~ 'h-e,i
8ctsei bi.c< alps as, is'o't.l a-.t-!!
o. .iects 81 b la ~r. ti-rk r'tt C..iG
20 pieces f,n.y English cas.n.s,
l6G pie :es mixed debspns
~ Pieces fancy OPP "a q .--el
90 pieces Will tsilled & ERE.
50 pieces blue deuius
x. pieceI Georgia twill
10 pieces 81 black cloiE
Is uteres Irish iinen
IL rIsces birds eye d!iP."
20 dean Fitted lineu Canals go!
20 5er.n black six nees IT,.
. Cases bone bnttops
9cs'eS pearl buttons
! case agate buttons
case metallic buttons
III rearns Ene llsh letter psper
80 reans Engtsh note paper
81 reams Confederate nLts pa CT
barrels lilo COTE
Il ch"lts black tea
81 boxeu graduated sugar
70 bags black pepper
~ dozen Slack soft hats
I'D pairs mems caf gttcr,
go pars meE's heavy slne;
xrJ pairs brys' h. avf sroc-
81 extra sire enar clrd be: IN / r., -, =,
The sale will ceI.messe q. 10 o, 10 f
fLL>Ti. fi2L;. :
.,Ir:i"Ge..r
pn.r q ;,I his. D..
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l'i,Da GEORGIA.

GH,rrlv. Sep. 81 --one 'h'us 7n' It "';t mo-.
ihclnCiag q II. GiN an "ffo :e&'''::'i al N@uf II
,,,a Paedy hi. nlo,LiEg, ara JGr:.c.i II t! ce,
h.ve arrived hare. IA. T,.:'ia: e, s.!i;, Z
,h,on7il fran At!a'ii % NA.n".i u. 4 J., lie v!ir
ousrd ID at all bridge The w. I: rs< t:..pAcs
Of negroes It CiIsiran,"'-I Oar prison. :. mel a
era,t MAN. Of S!i2rr:.n.'r n:2u sm;ig i.'9c. tut
thin, lie bis sill Nm iM!l :ss alag al Alfalfa
AID .lopS The iI,il.oad
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TRANSPORTATION.

! FRACTION; and Intelligent correspondent.
,.rsp,g ;rtsre4ts1 III ths transportation qdes-
,:gn, aidraspes Wy Ip"h ,he subject. We adopt
ANA pabi:sh Lie Eie~. III oOLtir,latrE % Jill
Own. Wb tnts heIetctele pointed rus the
reIncdy. 1t ,l'rs Dot c9as.nt III an appeal t.
rsii.ouj Presidents. who er., :or lhe sn"ni
ps:t, eS gagged IA improving tho I;'hraO. sttn Of
tteir bonds or enlsIging the dividends 81 latlr
Stockholders, The whole subject i'd With the
S.s., Lssi4laulre. whist Can p,ovids resaia'.
t.;nsthAt viii comrsl Close connections. aud
e,press service from the railroads. This j.
done with good effect everywhere elss, and
,hc.s il 70 reason tho people OF Virginia
shouli b d.barred the uso Ct their own roads,
for tie repsfi. Of local Interests CT Sca!asrn
EYnrsts Crmnariea.
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.o.;h C1rai;n., IaiL s.p:. Isl

To WIN. Willis q. D Ty:er. New fIs city:
Rave heard OILY tw.ts ;rar yIu :;.c go war; AL Cl
greatly d.rie.iei Lt yorr coLl;r.fd ,R.a VIII. !Ts
qnsnty by flag 0! i:uer, bel !ecr|- 20 hn:Te' :m liz.
my Ia bauIe rihcr, In IEr.." T'STJ ht.H COLT
very dtchie Sen Is II. veil 49, IL, nn'l ali go
ther ,iE Firsl ia = I,uI = :, ."d; tiEl l. yol
would meet ter At SpI1 She T"Ii - - 1t r =
hear al ur, u.h PERSONALS r,iuet .i.hnCni In.
qarer end " in.toa Journal IL copy De-: I've all.
Your arrcEr nate 1sttr, ALIEN.
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Ia thq ",ti3is On Sorghum ar i1.Fci .ah'
emission waG Giaio, which must lie Carefully
attended to by :h1se expecting to nsk" good
syrup. No hon rust whstevsr must 10 A.
loved to coIas il contact with tho syrup when
boiling. TO prevent this. however, the cast
iroa kss,las must bs.ell oleaasSa with water,
and rubbed to bright suriscs inside, With
csra shucts ind sand, regularly after eaok
davis wo:k is o7sI; SC that the kettles may be
thoroughly sisarssi for each now admission
Il iu::c. TIE directions to strain through a
thick cloth 81. juice, when admitted to the
ko.sloa, snd again to. strain the syrup whom
poured iz.o sae coolers, mus. not BE- neglected.
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K.,h,Go,,i, scpt. J.. i.6i.

TO NJ. rayaFd Black, B.ltirnarr, Nd:
Tell En- shat her prrsOoal 70 U:c'r n. has tea
ceved kiso ono Of 1871 August. lhr.;h oiA thaile,
this morning. reia 10 good hsHth ave written Her
twice Ist-ly Has Ihe rr-ryri the letter. Has she
clval any letter !r By ng 81 rrnce' I'D net re-
c-ve her letter by that lire. Is er AuGt g. with her YET
yy love 10 al, lsi.!eu.n y 10 :. +. al vel .
.k.19-.d- ~.
New YcIa New i.les.e "opy.