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There are really no substantial differences III the
Democratic party. Ii there seems to be differences
they are apparent not real. There ure certainty
none which may not be easily reconcleFat the en-
suing Chicago Convention Neither are there dIi-
ferenccs which may not be, III ike manner, harnio-
nized between Democrats and that vast mass OF
other conservative people who are arraFing thein-
selves against tho reelection OF MI Lincoln Inc
Democracy and their allies have single grand oo-
ect in view, and that is the specdest possible set
Element of the national difficulties upon terms which
will be lust and honorable to all sections OF the
country Let the Chicago Convention so declare
Or if this be not sufficiently definite, let the chicago
Convention declare that the Federal Government
ought to hold itself i'll readiness to accept Il pro-
nosition from the tOniederates Tor an aInlstce ana
a convention of all tl.e States. Surely this Is
ground upon which every democrat anu every
other conservative man can stand An aiihl5'ice
preserving the ststns gao oil the cohttiidhg aines
would not prejudice the military situation OF either
marty and by a National Convention OF all the
States consisting OF delegates elected by the people
the whole object of peace ana war, oi re-coiistfc-
tiou of the future oi the common country would
be taken from the Executive Governments OF W ash
m..ton and Richmond and handed over to the I'M
mediate and direct action oil the people.
Is rot tins saue Is not this 4 fit plank for q
s,iind d,mocratic platform And would not tn,
palty which should go before the people With such
njattorm he irresistiblei What slIrer way-wha
other way, indeed to Il Just ana honorable peace
than an armistice and Il National convention Ia'
the question of peace war been reInitted To Tn
neonle OF all sections at any time between Noyeln
er, 1860, and March, lsGl, there would have beei
no war The war was the work, not OF the people
but OF the partisan leaders An immense inaloiit!
Of the people of the South, as well as IN the North
were against the war. They are against 1t now
and let them have the opportunity to get togethe
ana talk over their difficulties and they will settl
them. Who will say that they shall not have thi
opportunity Who will say that the people shal
not come together i'll National Convention III b,ha
| of the common country, their fatEcrs came to
gether and made the Constitution!
We believe that upon this SIMPLE propositio
threc-auarters Of tho voters OF the Northern state
can be united against the recollection OF Mr. Lin
| coin. 1t is proposition, anu addressed directly
th, nonl. as To whether Oh not they will take III
| power vi peace and war into their own hands 1t
a proposition which eollilnends Itself to the goo
sense sound Judgment, patrlotisin, humanity an
| Christianity Of all men by 1t the issue VIII .
made between Just and honorable peace and Intel
| lninable war.
| WARNING WORDS.
| From the Portland Me- Advertiser
| Tho Wade and Winter Davis protest against u
usurpation Vi President Lincoln, and which now al
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A LITTER FROM ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, describes
is very distressing. They have been robbed Of
horses, COWS, chickens and provisions, and the Yam
kee troops stationed i'll the town are out daily 10
raging upon the country people for milk butter, and
even the bread baked for daily The negroes
who have not gone off with the Yankees remain
with their (nominal) owners a spies upon them,
and report regularly what they do to the Federal
authorities. Only two Confederate newspapers have
been received i'll the neighborhood for year, and
they the cause of gathering of all the neigh
bors to read them. Mr.. Samuel Ceatts, an old citi.
zen Of Alexandria, is dead. Commander Gustavuc
Scott, OF Fairfax county, is now i'll command Of the
Philadelphia navy-yard.
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IEEAsUuY DErABTMANE, }
INIEE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN

EvIEF HUNDRED MILLION LOAN
L NuN-IAXABI.E BONDS. Notice Is hereby
'-.au-.t-Il.> vf tn, .lbJye Bonds 1t the present
..s..-, r3I,y Il $50 tAd accrued Interest Will tt
.-s.t.sl,ai l;trI the 3UtA day of September next,
. r.tu trH .sl,S shall have reached seventy NIL
.-.t 1.4.,l-, if So much shall b. sold before the
..: .". .lt, If September
.-.-.l.- ai.l BE- Irlicsi - consider the cNpe-
...g.s.i ..,.u..!ng the price, and dur notice will
,.-l,,, Z tAylI resumption and OF the price tXed
... .a- Bonds.
l. Secretary u the Treasury deems 1t his duty 70
. t-. .Irih attention OF taxpayers generally,
Id }ut..luly the agricultural class, 10 this no
I..- loan should be al taken up by our own Peo-
4.-Iaymaut of interest TO foreign countries will
.a'!oI- and oppressive on the return OF peace
ll..s prices.
A-lusv tlt. al agricultural products are COM
rallE such h!Zh prices, by investing IN the
Il!- ot the Government taxpayers will become
e.. .-,F,- thu receivers OF the taxes collected for
g.. payment II interest.
G.. 4. TRENHOLM.
4- 2}-l3t Secretary of the Treasury.
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MAYORS COURT, Observation-Disclosures James
h Caskie pfesiding.-Danel Sullivan, charged
with drunkenness and dsorderly conduct in the
street. was fined FIVE dollars; Dennis Sweeney was
required to give security in the sum of three hun.
dred dollars for his good behavior i'll consequence
allreed cruelty towards his wife and stepdaughter
William slave of Cornelu Crew, charged with steal
ing bushel of meal from Fanny Carter, ordered
to receive thirty mine lashes, whipping WAS or
dcred to be given Jacob slave Of George Bagby, 10
sleeping III the First Market; and Agnes, slave o
A Martin, was discharged for lack of evidence sut
iciently strong to convict her of using abusive am
provoking language towards Conrad, "A little son {
Paul F.. Larische. The Mayor still continues con
fined to his room from Sickness.
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CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, !
PUsT-uFFICE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, August II, 1864.
FTHE PRESIDENT OF THE VIRGI

'EHE PRESIDENT OF THE VIRGIL
MA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused
- tAteI INTO the usual contract for carrying the
HAL oh that road, SEALED PROPOSALS will be
i"'I'ei At the Contract Bureau OF this Department
a'.'l 7 NJ Of September 18th, 1864, for conveying
' ill- u the Confederate States from the ist day
Vl"beE, 1861, - June 30th, 1867, IN the State OF
'"fhits, On TIE following routes, connecting TINS
-a altA stanton:
hpCI No. 2,7OG From Junction, by Noeps,
l''rI DAN, Frelcilck's Hall, Tolersyllle Louisa
,"''-iivusc lreyilhan's apd Mcton's, 10 Gordons-
90 MY miles and back, three times week.
h'o IL No. ,7O6 A Al.-From Gorlonsyiile, by
'''1Ia, hesNl,k and Shadwrll, TO charlottesville,
A,.k
iyg IL No 1905 tB, From Charlottesville, by
G G' University u Virginia, Ivy, Mechuin's ryer,
.''aNv4i, "ayncoboruugh and Hnhersvllie, to
l--h'y thlIty !line miles and back, three times
h1ieis iof Route No 2, 100 vail propose schedules
"ttftt' 'lli departures, making close connection
g' Ihe tIli'al Of the mail train the Richmond,
'e!'. h-buIg and Potomac Railroad at the june
" WIN rate OF speed Of travel not less than i0uf
u" L,dt. The accepted bidders on the other
"d fe required to conform to the schodul,H,
=. '"ir a"-e ,taiucction with the routes forming
'''.' 'iiii al the rate Of speed III the trans
| '.'h oI The mails. JOHN ii. REAGAN,
d" I'-Giw postnastef-Geucral.
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All % 3taW2W
! PPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.

The Relief Committee of Richmond, through their
Directory appeal to the public for aid in behalf OF
the refugees and suffering poor III this city
Richmond il at present filled with refugees from
every portion of the Confederacy, many Of them
without employment means, but most worthy Of
our generous sympathy and support. Our citizens,
Ill their individual and corporate capacity have been
severely taxed for the relief Of these persons and
the poor generally since the commencement Of the
war; and while they are willing to bear their full
tunty should be afforded to the benevolent and pa
triotic everywhere to unite III this good work The
presence Of two great armies i'll immediate VI
cinity and the interruption to transportation on the
railroads, have produced scarcity Of supplies
which can only be remedied far those for whom
we appeal are concerned, by contributions from IN
dividuals corporations Every precautlon Will bt
taken by the committee to insure the distribution
the supplies purchased contributed to the families
OF our soldiers and the worthy poor.
The duty of providing for the families OF our SOL
diers has recently been transferred from the Army
Committee of the Young Mems Christian Assoeia
ton to the Relief Committee and We trust that tn,
same berality which has heretofore been manifested
| to them will be extended TO
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles contributed to the poo
free of charge.
l Contributions of money should be sent to a. r.
G. Baskerville Treasurer, and all supplies should b
consigned to the Sc Relief Committee OF Richmond,
care of Messrs. Martin Il Cardozo.
| Prompt and regular contributions arc earnesti.
| requested VIM. T. MUNfORD,
| au l3-dlt&e4w President.
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! uANs on THE SECURITY OF THE

& I'VE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PEk
CaTi NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
>ItEaFH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LA".-Depo>lts Oh o,sll will be received by the
I.,.-.le, in this ,ity, Assistant Treasurers al
g4ol,-tyn aud Mobile, ana the Depost,ulos at
Wilmington. Raleigh, columbia, Augusta, saVan,
i. ant Montrom ana certificates viii be ISSUED
81 IL. ue, bearing interest at the rate of iour pei
,,4. ,,.r aln,ln and secured BY the hypothecation
i -l amount u tfe above bonds equal to the sum
u ----r loans. The bonds - be set apart by the
In,-ur,r, ,ud the proceeds, when Sold applied eX-
-a-l}cly 10 the payment OF the said ceTtlflcttes'
Il.r county and convenience afforded 10 banks
li a,ArT uDIlol9ltions ana to the public generally,
i' uH- mode Of temporary investment, and the ei-
i,; ii tlr measure if generally adopted, IN keep
~ tie currency wlthinmOdeIate bounds 1t Il hoped
h commend II t. the favorable consideration u the
community and secure their prompt cooperation III
carving it INTO eigcct G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
lltHaoNn, July %, 1864. au 22-ts
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f!IAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In OF

E7ANED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
I,. l. promote. "A far a. practicable, the early
aIu.3,Iou by the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
IAAtD NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Ireasu-
rrs Ii Ply Bypostarirs III the different States, are
tr a authorized 10 receive the said notes, except
.. ,I,~. notes At C6+ prt ccntum, deposit, >su-
- ,.l -iTnr certificates of loan, upon hyPUthr1d-
l 81 uyl-taN.,bie bonds. The sad certificates to
l.s. tLl- GA demand after theexpirauvn OF ninety
AMI a AGENT foE the sale ot the above bonds air
D. .l.ihoiIzt-t t. receive the taxed notes, with
t..rs.. It.on above named, III payment OF bonds
s..u Id II the rate OF eG5 l'er centuin
q. \. TRENHOLM,
----t- SacrrtnrY Of the TreasurY.
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lCE.-Always on hand, and for
NJ stl. AOLASSES BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
.t'1 FLOUR BARkEI.S and KEGS of all kinds
III, as tIeS BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders can be
or :, , Deiaras'r Grocery, No. Franklin street,
f Et.! V"oIef shop, on Seventeenth street, corner
i1i,''"iii near the Central Railroad Workshops.
au iS-2wf n MprzEp
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OFFICIAL.
,rrrIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
r.,...s.Fr,TF STATY~ ur AMERICA,

CFPTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
| uF,rlNG SIX PER CENT PER .lNNUM
\rEHs.r AND FREE FROM TAXNTIoN,-By
e.. ,ai.g.ut,. section oi the act To- refuge The cur
a.. .r.r,,,i February l., lshi, the SecTctiry OF
.. (, ..-y is authorized - iS-tr The above ccrtI-
.. ,..ta.s .vo wears after the ratification Of
,..-, .r.s... ,,..t IN United States. They can
.. -. ..., t.,. u,ly & ba issued 10 such crtdI
..t.. l,.yggI.,ugut a, are willing - receive the
-.,s1...rt I u, " demands They must also
-... - r.r. though free from taxation
Il. ..,.n,... Il Purchasing agents aud dlsburs-
,r..~ .. ,... tuyr-llueat l. called Il tins class
..r.l. ,,.sst.- As offering peculiar advantages
p, r. -,. f.u whom tAt supplies oi the Government
a .r-lt. ana g. facilitate the use Of them, checks
,.e,. ig .t.~iur>u4 uaiuels upon the deposltaries
-..... a..-. i4uI- ana marked across the face
-....l- ia .-l-jtIe-tys ot Indebtedness" will be
ill., ....s.a..;v herewith.
f............ s.,. hereby authorized and required
..r.r egrh this regulation. and ~ make Apph-
., J... 4.-le;'l -. supplies ol certificates a.
..t rl-uet. q 4. TRENHOLM,
..-t. SECRETARY of Treasury
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PAssISu CoUHTERFEIT MoNEY.-An old negro,
named Moses, the keeper of restaurant near the
New Market, had passed upon him yesterday MORN
ing a counterfeit one hundred dollar Confederate
note by two negroes, who made some purchases of
him In payment for some fruit, which the fellows
hal bought from Moses, they presented the hundred
dollar bill and received upwards Of ninety dollars
change i'll good money In short while after the
transactio the note discovered to be counte'
felt but was then too late 10 overtake the perpe-
traitors of the fraud.
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ABINGDON, VIRGINIA, August 90, 1854.

To the ENtIOf 0f NE RtchM0Hd Dfyp0tch
late issue of the Enquirer, just brought to my
notice, contains gratuitous pleasantr1es my
father. l ask of you, i'll justice to an absent man
the favor to state i'll your journal that Mr.. Georg,
N. Sanders was never ut political meeting III Co
lumbus, Ohio, and never aided i'll the nomination o.
Mr. John Sldell for the office of United States Vice
President i'll 1856, or any other office, at any time
Respectfully,
q EORHE \. SANDERS. JR
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DECISION Observation-Disclosures since, Isaac ia
cobs was tried before the Hastings Court OH the
charge of obtaining fifteen hundred dollars under
false pretences from Nathan Bernstein His offence
consisted III furnishing forged passports to Bernstein
to go North rjd Westmoreland, Virginia; and the
Jury who tried the sentenced him to two years
Imprisonment i'll the penitentiary. From this de-
ci4on, Jacobs took an appeal to the Supreme
Court Of appeals sitting at that time at Coyner's
Springs, iii Botetourt county, Virginia, which tri-
bunal reversed the Judgment of the Hastings Court
and Temauded the accused back for re-indictment
assigning the following their reasons for doing
SO THAT although the indictment found by the
Hastings Court against Jacobs alleges that he did
leoniously and falsely pretend that he could and
would furnish Bernstein with a lawful passport t.
said county OF WeStm0Teiand yet it fails to avel
that at the time he received the fifteen hundred dol
rs from Bernstein under said alleged false pretence
lie knew that he could not furnish such lawful pass
port and also that the Indictment does not sath
ciontly explain what is meant by the term Lawful
passport to enable the Court judicaiiy to know th
nature and character of the instrument which it il
alleged he (Jacobs falsely pretended that he coult
and would turnsh.'
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CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT COuRT.-Jom
Leftwicl's hGbeas corpus case was again taken uI
yesterday morning and occupied the whole days
proceedings Hon. Humphrey Marshall spoke il
behalf of the petitioner and Colonel Thomas
August closed the argument for the Government
after which Judge Ifalyburton gave notice that h,
should reserve his decision till future day, ant
thereupon the Court adjourned till eleven o'cloci
this morning.
The decision in the case of Frederick W. Boyt
will be rendered this morning by the Judge.
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JUpaE ADvocATE.--Captain Hardy Hendren, Of
company B, Eighteenth Virginia battalion, has been
appointed Judge Advocate of the court-martial in
stitsted for the trial of emanating from the
heavy artillery companies around the city which
c9muose the Richmond defences. The business OF
the court viii begin this morning i'll the building on
Main street numbered seventy-six. Captain Hen
tren is a native of Norfolk, Virginia.
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founder OF the famous light horse artillery, unde
the lamentcl J T.. H. Stuart.
TIE TALIAIIASSEE

ih'e Northern papers announce that the Confele-
rate cruiser Tallahassee has safely gotten out Of the
hafbor oil Halifax, and is again at large upon the
high seas. Az IA matter of course, all Yankeedom
is again i'll conlmotion
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COMMITTED TO CASTLE THUNDER-A young man
named William &. Gay, member of the Richmond
Favette Artillery, was arrested yesterday and COM
mitted to Castle Thunder on the charge of forgery
and tlesertion. Gay arrested for absence from
his company without leave on Tuesday night but
by some means he escaped from the Soldiers Home
ana when le-arrested yesterday he had upon his per
son a pass puTportng to have been signed by Lieu
tenant Bates, which was forged.
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e.g- Alcrt"N NoUvC, Oar regular
-" >... # uEO, EnlES, I1QtohS, pkl
ms A.. vail take place GA lltu i;SilAf
.> ...2 ia instant commanding Al IL o'clock
,...uy> solicit, i,l tbs above ~'It.
IARnN y WILLIAMS,
AUs tiunGcIS.
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1uH MARKRrs.-The two markets yesterday were
well supplied with vegetables, fresh meats fowls,
&c Very nice beef, lamb, veal and shoat sold III
the Second Market at from three to four dollars pei
pound while the same article was bought IN tn,
First Market at the maximum price OF 500 why
tbe difference Il Vegetables were held at reduced
figures at both places, and consumers generally
nupplied thenselves.
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- SeFuAL NorIcE-Pcrsons indebted
.,...s,.,f - al lnl settle their accounts,
,' I'll ,i!4- - iuy. ami cannot make apph-
..,.h .I, ot dos, who have unsettled az
III SAMUEL NJ. PRICE X CO.
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8itbn'ono 9ispattb,

The DAILY DIsrArcu is sold 10 News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CRY CARRIERS are author
l2ed to charge oNE DOLLAR AND FlFry CENTS per
week 10 regular subscribers.
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{ ri! OIL,,-The Richmond Glue and

- oI Works are still manufacturing a superior
sI I',' 70 'i MACHINE OIL, which has been III con-
ls+ III the various shops in the Consderacy for
,l ''sI three years and which We warrant to work
tTI = ne manuiacture, also, n superior article Of
~ NiEASE, which can safely recommend.
or a. Goiisttntly on hand Il supply OF HARNESS
a. an" ana DAOBlNG, which will be found as good as
~ ~ ~ Y y Kotrn anywhere. Orders can be left with
" TEL EkSON 60, or address
az lZ-lgt. ' ~
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GoREp By A cow.-A little girl named Alice
daughter of Mrs. Alice Stywater, living on Thld
street, near Shockoe Hill Cemetery was gored Sc
verely in the left side yesterday morning by an in
fl.riated COW. The child was III the act OF being
tossed up second time, when gentleman who was
passing rushed in and succeeded in driving the ami
mai off In the opinion Of the physician called IN
to dress the wound inflicted upon the little girl.
there is no reason to apprehenl fatal consequences
Vicious cows are dangerous, and should always be
kept OFT the street.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS -Sixty-tour Yankee pri-
soners captured near Petersburg, were brought to
this city and committed to the Libby prison
yesterday. Among the number were two Officers d
captain and lieutenant
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MRS. e. BRASELMAN, Teacher of
lvI FRENCH and ENGLISH HtEMBROIDElsf
and Fine Needlework, having opened her Glass, "
prepared to receive pupils at her rooms, No. 25l
MAIN STREET, three doors above the Spotswood
Hotel, on Mondays and Thursdays, between the
hours of 9 and IL o'clock A. NJ. References and
terms made known on application to Miss Rebeeca
Semon No III Broad street 3-Tu&t1Ots
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BY TELEGRAPH.

YANKEE RAID ON KO0ERSVTLLE
BRrsroL, August 2i.-Three hundred Yankee
cavalry dashed into Rogersville on the 2lst and
captured the Hon. J. Heiskei X. C. Shields, Colonel
walder Colonel Clay, and nineteen privates. They
retired in the direction Of Beams station.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

90 laa>o, IdvEE, ANn ,,,, SALE S,,,.'. SrA'tr>;
s Rh'.TA NslioIis, = ,I III. h"s;S'f. T., i,r aud
Ia..- 80 .- i.y,4N b> the day, week or month,
u -'.. ..... :akcn e; thyln, Horses, Bu25tce
a. u. - -.gt .,ut sold on commission For
.. ~ tua,y liors,, an4 !, beautiful i''nea'
rit .'- THOMAS HUSkktL co,
f1"Fr.,tots
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EOR SALE, CIIIID'S CARRIAGE (,
also, one of COLTS ARMY PISTOLS. with
BELT, &c. Cali ut JONES'S store, two OF three
doors below the Theatre, on Broad street.
an l4--2t"
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NOTICE.-Tax-payers of the Ninth Dis
Y trict Chesterfield county, Virginia, who havo
not paid their Taxes Sales to March 3lst and Juno
3Oth, 1864 and all persons who have not paid their
income, profit, salary and cattle tax for the year
ending December 3lst, 1868, hereby notified
that for the purpose of receiving said taxes VIII
attend at Chesterfield Courthouse, Tuesday, the 23d
day of the present month; at Joseph Myers store,
the 2ith at the office of W. Ambers, III the town OF
Manchester, Oh the 25th All delinquents who fail
to pay at the time above stated Will be charged
double taxes, according to law, together with tho
cost Of collecting said taxes. Business hours from
o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock p. NJ.
q. II. ROBERTSON,
All I9-6ts Collector Ninth District Virginia.
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CARRIAGES FOR SAl4E.--A large and
Y elegant assortment of CARRIAGES. 60, eon~
ssting of Close CARRIA0KS. and 2-hoxse ROCK.
Always, sltding-seat and top bu00LEa an9
SULKEYS, Also, loo pounds English aPRM0
STEEL, At oiRce Trsdsyar Iron Works.
AZ Att
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NOR SALE, two COWS, fresh to the
pail Can BE- seen at DENNIS McCARTHY'S,
al the end Of Seventeenth street 2i-at'
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NOR SALE, PIANO (six and a half
octayel and C0VER--a very fine instrument.
Call at a3u Broad street au 25--Sts
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FAYETTEVILLE ROSIN OH

YETTEVI LIE ROSIN OIL
WORKS-We arc manufacturing R0SIN
on more extensively than it is made at any other
point in the Confederacy. We can make one hun
dred and twenty five barrels per week, and havo
now on hand several hundred barrels ready for sale
and shipment.
The attention Of Government officers, and tha
public generally Is invited to this Oil, it is very
superior for lubrcating army wagons and all kinds
of machinery. 1t is good Oil for mixing paints, u
used with spirits of tu1pentine as dryer; the best
Tanners Oil in use, and is being used largely
by the Cotton Factories, Steamboats,, Tanners and
Railroads in North Carolina.
1t gives general satisfaction Further informa-
ton may be obtained from b. FULLER, Esq, POST
office Department, Richmond.
MOORE, CASHWELL & co,
an 2O-lOt. Fayetteville, N. c..