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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
The Pstsr.burg BlOw-Up.

A Correspondents from Gia1ts army, no could not
contain The big serVt notified the Yankee public,
thrSush their ne EsPsPer two three weeks ago that
tne Leutsaant-Gsneral would econ "s,arss" them with
sons,blng brilliant Though twas not promised that
the peose Of The South might share II tee szCiIrg sen
saton, yet IS this was reasonably 10 be expected We
have ever sices ths announcement been waiting to be
startled Saturday morning last The fresh and dsvy
hour that Ice between dsyOreak and sua-uP the POT-
tsu,Ous promise vas fulfilled. The event vas, to aim
he'd numb of auditors sad spectators, literally What
had bsen fore,eld-ssarrg, for there vas loud aid
sudden Roisei bilaDt Tor there was tle lash OF pow
der in combustion bot beyOnd the limited circle Of
hoss who heard and saw ass bOuni TO say The per
fOrmssos vas a failure.
hwas meant for something magnificent bSyOnd pre-
osdsnt and was expected 20 be productive Of The
momsnto1s Gomez Q lsness. Tue labor Of preparation
and the arrangements 20 the performance were upon
she Rrsndest scale cot less than a hundred thousand
men having been engaged 20 take part 10 It. in Ca
psety or another; and universal YAnkssdOm vas look
ing on With eager s0Ietuds Grant elt the M gutude
Of the occasion. Il vas the remaining and gen
orally unthOughs Of chance TO break through Lees
nss take Petersburg aad make bsadWsy tor X ohmond
ne uA4 Al-A llaA N1Af0Alu8l hNAlllS u uOHQ,
starving us OuS everything % be found in the re-.
psr,ory Of bis military resources and all bad failed
disastrously. Nothing that he could do or think Of
above ground EOtsd avail ard hi5 extremity nothing
was left 70 him but 20 go under ground, and try
she virtue Of mining and blowing Up. H. has
cried il with Whai the i've or six hundred Of
his army that lay dead in trenches Saturday. aad
hs eight nine hun deed prisoners ,hat remain in cur
hands attest His spissf1l aud savage shelng Of Pc
Esrsburg sVinSss his ON satisfaction with the result
Ire event illustrates, for the hundredsh time, the
splendid hgatDg qualities Of troops. No natter in
Whist shape or hour the enemy oOms-uO matter
what advantage some sudden and Unlocked for rush
may give themthey are bound in the end TO BE- foed
and made 70 suffer. l. AZ Sp0tsylvania @. H.,
when hey carried part Of our line BY stormiug t.
When not pr pared for rsssanes I. has been 50 With
the Incompatible Army Of the Potomac from the fist
Manassas. Can any one mention an instance In which
any point has been taken from that army and bef
that vas deemId mpOFtAn. By their commander We do
no; remember one. FIFTY the other side might
be cited.
TIE credit Of handing The rascals so roughly
Is Petersburg Is given b. the Telegraph to Malone
Nothing more likely. BE Is always in the right place
q the rghs time and does The right thing in the right
Way. Hs IS glorious leader, ard has glorious follow
srs. Al honor to hin and them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
" Possiblso 10 Save Washipqton-

The New York. Herald of the 9Th, believing that
Gen. Ealy had Sgsn crossed the Potomac, calls luAty
for the appointment OF Gen sra Mcclellan 20 take charge
e the defence Of Washington. Ii this be not Done,
Gee Herald seems TOink tn chance of The Yankee
Capital very doubtful. Gen. Wright 1t says is at pre-
sent n command, sad with bis veterans of the Army
of the Pstomac reinforced BY the remains of General
Hunters command t Is possible aud We (tbe Herald
hops probable that be may bs enabled to reptl this
second attempt tpln the s.cIry Of national Oapi-
tai, ami the peses of loyal stsss." Toe Herald is
very sargu.ne paper and has positive and sometimes
al ,xraVsgant way ofsXpressng ITSELF so that we may
reasonably take With doubt its assurance tat Il il
possible" to save Washington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

Gel. INGRAM -TalS gentleman, WAC Ia under CON
tract to supply the city with best, in the Second
Market Saturday morning red-handed. He had good
supply of fair beef and sold ii at from $3.50 to 81
cordiOg to the cut His little enterprise had marked
effect on the butchers. They fell at onOe from their
prices and, In many instances, under sod the Colonel
We hope the competition between the butchers and
she Colonel will be kept up. The public will be bene-
fttd.
Where Is the enterprlsing man who will now come
forward and engage with the Council to furniph The
city with onions, tomstoeS, CON- a. Here presented
an opportunity for mixing money, aud doing great
public etvOs II al ehterprisng will, in CO Ope
ration vlth the Council take hold Of this vegetable
business he will do more rout the infamous buck
sera than oil the psual laws aud ordinances ever en-
acted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

AFTER HIE AsIIE.- For two months, thieves have
been worrying Mr. T. O Eppes e1csisiVely by breaking
into bis shop O. nights. The FRS. time thsy broke in
they stole the lock from his door aud drank up half
gallon Of whiekey. The next time they took nothing
bet I'd the contents Of the shop topsyturvey and
threw empty whiskey bottles about Last Fr.day night
they broke in sgain this time stealing psd lock from
the front door and abOu; $3.50 worth Of carriage bolts
and Ar. Eppes says he'll boat these feIlo vs.
he catches them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
THE CITY,

TIE VERY PoOR.-There some very poor people
in this city. There crppleS and blind people, and
widows with lren and soders wives and families who
are very poor indeed who endeavor by kind of III.
q1it ed labor, to procure the of tubsisteroe
which means bakers loaf day and q cup of water
These people are not to he haunting the places
where public charities are distributed besegUg the
doors Of benevolent cit zus. Tney buried In their
obscure bOvss where they strive to support life by la
Dor. II any would alleviate their susrings, he musl
20 and seek them. The i.nerAnt bsggars, thope who
run from the city supply store to the Christian Assoeis.
ton thence to the visitors of the benevolent Toe y and
thence Sl over the city, begging snd WhniSg are net
the very poor many Of them not poor at all Msny
of them can be seen in market every morning with fres
mrat corn and tomatoes in their baskets many. of
them keep negroes to wait upon them Some Of them
alas are Agates Of the worst order who spend tn
nights in vile debauchery aud their days IL gaddrg and
begging, while the very poor ct labor The writer
Of this knows what he is talking about He knows this
city and its inhabitants well airy other map, rot
even excepting the Mayor. He Is an old inhabtant-
he knows all the people who lived here before The
var, and be knows the most Of those who have come
here since. He knows, repeat, what he Is talking
about.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

FALSE PRErESoEs oily case OF any interes
before the Mayor on Saturday was that of John O
Head the keeper of livery stable, who was charged
With oh aiming 81 500 from Mrs. Uastebery on false
pretsnces.
Under recent order Of the War Department,
women and foreigners have been, under certain cOnd-
tons, allowed to 90 thre ugh our lines to the North,
aud certain persons who exhibited fair records were
permitted to engage In the business of transporting tho
said women and Foreigners through the lines. Head
applied for permission to go INTO this business but was
refused he not being considered above Suspicion; but
Notwithstanding this refusal he gave out that he in
the business, and engaged with Mrs. Casteberry and
several others to take them over for So 900 EACH
half TO be paid in Richmond and the other when all
hands should have reached the Banks of the Potomac
Mrs. Csstleberry and the others paid Head 81 800
EACH and then found that he not Of those per
mted to carry people across and that he could not OBJ
tain passport. When they aseertained this they sp
piled Head to return their money, which be refused
to do.
The Mayor after hearing much, continued the case
uItil to day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
sPrRIT OF TIE PEoPLE AT CcLUMBUs GA-Tbe Co.
-, -. S,p oF thu 9Si ME sava.

sPrRIr OF TIE PEoPLE AT COLUMBUS, GA.-Tbe o.
lumbus Sun Of the 2Si ul[ says:
This demonstration of the enemy hss not been WITH
ont "a beneficial rssuls Notwithstanding the damage
inflicted upon of our most important lines of ra
roads Remote from danger, ana accustomed only 10
hear of the depredatons the enemy without knowing
ANYTHING Of the atrocities Of experimentaly our
eitzaos had fallen into alarming state of apathy and
comparative indifference. Efforts 20 organz volunteer
forces for the defence Of the city and vicinity had been
tried in VAIN AID serious appsehensons were felt for
our safety in the enemy should make descent up
on the city, even in small i0ree from the district, n
his possession in North Alabama But when the dan
ger became imminent-When il was apparent that Co
lumbus must defend herself become the victim of a
Numbering edton-men OF all sges and conditions
few 10 arms with GaortY unparalleled In the history
OF the war aud 10 the brief space Of one day sufficient
force Wss organized ard EQUIPPED TO hold in check or
perhaps rpe any force that might be brought against
the city.
TIE panic served another purpose only secondary in
Importance. Il revealed who we're true and who
not and tore the mask Of blatant hypocrisy from some
half dcEsn or more loud mouhed gentlemen who had
been indusriOusly engaged in getting up town meet
ngs and resolutions denuncatory Of those who refused
TO participate in the mind UOrk Of defending ths city
We have In Columbus, there are in all other psc,s
those Who set up standard Of patriotism constitute
themselves the judges Of mans LOYALTY as tested by
the standard thus erected and proceed to apply Il
guiodne to all Who refuse 70 think as they d. Az was
expected these men-and We feel very strongly Inclined
TO give the public their names-refGsed to attach them.
selves 70 any organization when the hour of danger ar
rived.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
To OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
RHALLY.

RklNG about to engage in another brarch of
- buIin ~, Of which due notice viii BE- yVsn In short
me We shalt fro this day retire from hs business Of Real
tate ausneers In which have olg engaged the
liberal patronage exteaded 70 house. beg
cur gfstsul aokaowed nens We have transferred Mr.
w. Gkub5S our ohoe and the will nent,
aud beg leave 70 rec mmend him vorAby For
BaEG OF Virginia.
aul-dlW GoDDIN A APPEBS0y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

osOES's HABEAs CoRPUs The hsvs-hs carosss case
of K Dorsey Ogden was not taken up in Judge Hly-
burton's court pursuant to adjournment. Mr.. James
Lyobs one Of 0sdsns counsel, who was to have ad :
dressed thu Court. being detained st home BY acknes
Tse case adjourned to this morning a. II O'Clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
IRON PETERSBURG.

PETERsBuRG, July so.
The enemy sprung mine under our works on the
Baxter road, one and half miles from the city, this
morning about o'clock, blowing up COZ siderable
portion Of our Workp, which were occupied by Pc.
grams battery, Of your city, supported by Eliosfs
South Carolina brigade.
A number OF lives were lost. The enemy at once
bounded forward with yell driving in forces and
occupying large portion Of our l-nta Malone being
notified of the condition Of as, hurried bis own and
Wrghfs bbgades to the scene Of sction.
On their arrival he threw them forward to reaks the
works temporarily lost. Bounding forward With yell
they recRpured large portion of the line temporarily
lost and took forty commissioned officers and four
hundred privates, representing four dlUsona Of Burn
sde's corps
among the prisoners were some twenty negroes
The slaughter of the enemy during the engagement,
Ia represented BY distinguished officers az the ieverest
Of the war LOT the numbers engaged.
The battle field Is literally sresn with dead negroes.
The firing ceased AZ oe6ck but it is understood we
viii renew the attack at o'clock.
Among the casualties Gsn Elliott, of O. severely
wounded; Col Weager. commanding M,hons's brss
slightly; Major WOudhouso, slightly; the gallant
GfAroy, Aahones g, slighly. .<.-. EEsss
Dart the night the enen ys grape and shrapne fell
thick al fact in the outs rts OF the city.
Our loss in prisoners is not believed tc ,ua our car
lures The Yankee prisoners say Grant has been min
iDg three weeks.
sIcoED orsPATcH
PEFBEsBURG, July 30-ADout two O'Clock to-da
GTythng being arranged General Aahone threw for
Nard Saundss 50 Alabama. brigade, which charged the
enemy in gallant STYLE recapturng The rest of the
brtsstsorks temporarily lost and taking about 500 pr
sOner, including $50 Negroes IS officers and Berg Gen.
Bartlett Of the lst dvi n, Oh corps besides two
stands of ctlors and four pieces OF artillery lost by ul
this morning.
Over sir hundred OF the ensmy's dead are In cur
trenches
Mahone's ard Virgins brigadss, besides prisoners
oapued this morning, took ten glands OF ooOrs. Our
lnes are now identical as before the fight this MORN
ing, all the ground ost having been reclaimed. Net
over 100 lives believed 10 have been lost by the
blowing up OF the mine. The losses in kahone's divi-
sion are not o5e; 200, killed aud wounded.
Among the killed are Colonel Evans, 64lh GeorRs
Cip.ain Rath, commanding 22i Georgia Lieut.. COL
Williamson, oh Virginia, slightly wounded.
The Negroes fought quite well to- day, and charged
crying, Ono quarter = remember Fort Pillow"
Al q1iet to might
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
personal.
wanted Of ino

INFORMATION wanted of Jno. II. Williams,
company g. esi regiment of Troops iefs the
PAng on fdAy Jay 10 In partially deranged state leaving
his horse and everything with the He IL blue
his hair sandy, and his beard OF reddish tint H IS
Any informal OF hin wnl very thankfully reserved
anxious father e at thI Oee By letter. addressed = him
al Pithboroa, h, N. q. aul--c4ES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
FRR6OaSFITTFloA-5IATS : - - !:
RICHMOND WHlG.
MONDAY MORNING. AUsrST L, 1854.
EVENING WING.

Va shAi publish, To-Day at 2 o'clock P. n, and
zs,y ,ueceeding day Sundays Sxceptedl st the ,ame
bou- an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wig VII contain TIE htsstnsSs By mail and telegraph
% 70 the hour Of going to PEsss editorials LEGAL intel
RgsoOs, 80, j. 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RR,)
Supsrn end Lite Office,
R.hm-rd, July 2ssh, 1884
NOTICE.
he evening passenger train on the Rich
m-ni and DAnUle Rar0sG will DO discontinued until fur
Their notcehe alton OF Government freight rsaun
a TIE entise capacity Of tbs al.
The NOR log passenger train viii run ufuS.
p SThere will be frrs ht train leaving Richmond daily
NJ ndruDniag 90 Danve Che schedue OF the pssstn
train; and psser viii be permitted ride 10 the empty
freight OF this taln upon thslT umng all risks then
selves and baggage.
me Railroad Company hereby give notice that they viii not be
POn s for Hiay 70 passengers and baggage carried hs
jySo- Nv oHAs G. TALooTT, sup'l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
$500 REWARD FINE BLACK MARE

$500 REWARD FINE BLACK MARE.
TAKEN from the farm OF Capt. 3. +. Mc6ehee,
l. the Daave Raj DAD three miles rom Keysylls Ct,
KsUu add wsns YANKEE raiders In their last raid, nns
BLAuK MAZE AeaVy win fos Her desert well
be Is: kgt front and had foot wbihi uhae
Of forehead; white spot ghs side Of beck urder tsd
dl, tyes which rAihr gassy, with whit spot In
the entire Oft Us; rather stu 10 both fore legs.
Iw give 500 ward for her delivery to me In Richmond OF
ospL AeEhee, at Keysyiie po Dar vile all
road any person give or h Information In
gard the mare hey viii confer By adj
d essing By letter either one Of u.s.
8. ROBERT on.
Cor. Main ard lfh Sta, Richmond Va
fK- Dhpsteh, fXsmLer Petersburg Express Darvila
the above week and forward account
ths ONCE for settlem nj. Jy29-6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
ID W. OR UBBs.
AUCTION AND GENERAL REAL

HayDg taken the ee adioinng Of rgns long
their Tas PA Deeds 81 o his services % toe public for
ths SAFE VI Real Estate at aaeon, privately Ia town AMI
country. He viii OATH ouse collect 10. He
street st eneon 70 huStnsa1 70 s share Of pe.to nsEe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

CEoP5 IN NoRTH CARoL1NA--An Intelligent farmer,
just from Martin couUty, North Carolina informs us
that The wheat and cat crops In HE section were all that
could be desired that the crop will be most abua.
dant in that county and in the counties of Nash ard
Observation-Disclosures Register.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

Danpitle, Va.
THE next Session will open Sept. 1864, with
i fall and experienced corps oiteAchers.
TheI ca N Is and healthy TKRxs MoDERArz
larly application should be made The Of pupils
limited. jyzs-eodlsepl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
TELEG. RAP HIU

ROper . or the FFess AssoefatisD.
Entered k Of Congress year 1865 " j.
FBRAEHE tbs 1erKb once Of the Dtct Court Of t1s
fsdSEAts s,atesr Che northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
800 REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 18th OF
III jay 1884, negro bog TOM. Said boy 10 90 years old,
fest high dark compxioned and nciaed 70 be
eyed ssS mpedinsnt In his speech. SAID boy was
house servant fond Of dressing neatly Was raised In Fred
esbars Va but rurchi sd By me In hchnend eight noa
ago.
iss5 ST. 81 30 " John N. SHELTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

WANTED
An lnduyrous man, win family to work on rich farm
RspdRn Saon either money wages or ID 10 OF the
crops Two han - horses and tools VAL be furnshed.
address "oultvator." Rspldsn Station. aul-s!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

9 UNDRIES.-
~ 90 baFs Common su1sr
10 bbls Good de-
80 boxes Ext-Ao, gEoodI
ebls. Rye Whiskey,
Yor sale By ROSERT HoUGH CO.,
sul-eF No IL, Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

DOR bENT-A fine airy room, neatly fur
nshed, With every convert aud gas and water, Il for
T. two gentlemen. The Il In very gentee
nehborhood and within nve minutes walk Of the o. po and ali
tie public Offices. Apply at this Office jy2o-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
SHOES, SHOES.

{ ,APT. Z. G. DEJARNETrE, Prisoner at Fort
~ Monroe:
Your Communication has been received Your t appre
bend drcGlty in You will hear NOR
particularly Ia feW days J. II. DEJARnS-TrE
new York Ne please copy. jy20 g.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

By Jas NJ. TAYLOR. Auciionssr
A DESIRABLE market farm Of a ae,

A DESIRABLE market farm OF acres, six
crops, &C. for auction VIII TEsDAY,
the I'd day Of August At o'clock A. NJ the premises,
described The bndlrgs consist dveng With
rooms, and the nsua ouhouses 8k Of
land well improves small orchard Of choice fruit abe ut
oneha OF the In crops Of cora, vegetables witch
will the farm which Will be sold stock
"a mog implements a. consisting Of two ts,-horse carts ons
single cart pows drbgs &C. AID pair Of good TIE
also on cshouse, recently butt and p56
corvenens getting ice. Persons ssnnz % tm,h
desrAble city, Ia good neglhorhood and
good road well TO attend the SALE Immeeis ssslen
viii be given.
auI-rqs JAS. n. TAYLOR, Auct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

OFFICE OLD DOMINION ICON 4 NAIL WORKS CO.,
Kehuond, Va, 18th July, 1854 (
I AM prepared to exchange Georgia Shaet-
lnEs Yarns, Sheet Irsn Sorghum B1ers Nails
TaeS Shoe BradS for Provisions application this oca
BI9-d1W K. Z. BLANKENsHIP, Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
SPECIAL ORDER,

Xxx. Rde.di,r General John q. Einder J: hereby difl
make inasdiais enquiry and tepor. ssoas as ~ Y;
s ~ gsS Fl line each has been IN The city,
a. n each case Be VA require copy Of hs lssv:
he efcerb ssssnt non his propsr eS@Aaa o., ~
xT xhs1eyer Il appear that an odacerls not rig
,.s-.end be viii be sent Forthwith 10 his proper com9
tis fsos reported 10 this once ior iar'nsf ssAon
@s's ~ Command q tbs Secretary Of war:
tsgneD soh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01


The Cuuard steamship Scotia with European sdTces
to the II July arrived New York the 2sh of the
ssms month. From the N. Y Herald Of the 9Th, We
OBJ ain the following extracts from her mails;
A despatch from London, Of the l7:h Of July, an
nOunces that the P.incess OOtAde, OF France, Is con-
fined with son.
Garibaldi would soon return to Oaprera
Rumors of Garibadian expedition are denied.
The King OF The Btlgans VAS about 10 pay two
dave vat 20 the Emperor Napoleon 81 Vchy.
The weekly returns of the Bank OF France SLOW
decrease in the cash Of 100 600 francs,
The rebel loan had again advanced iu London.
Peace negotiations were in progress between DeE-
mark and the allied Germans. truce 90 toe SIst OIL
July had been concluded. Tie German blockade Is 10
be raised in the meantime aud the basis OF peace lad
doWn. The new Prime Minister oil DENMARK had sens
peace message 70 Berlin and Vienna.
This London Post reierates ts assertion tSat PRUSSIA
had proposed the reorganization OF the Holy Alatce'
but officially denied the pr ject through fear oil war
with Francs-NapoleOn having found out the PLAN
which event would just be "dsasrOua" to Prussia
Twas proposed in the Italian Senate to break On DIP
tomato relations With Span, the Qu ien not having
reoOe ui7ed toe new kingd' Tho Foreign Minister
replied that as Italy had recognized by the great
PoWers," she cid not need the Acknowledgements OF
SPAIN 40 Italian Senator urged the government to
Sc Es the Spanish college ct B.lcgoa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

MRS. E. BRASE.MAN
UNl TEACHER OF
F1ENOH AND BNGLsSH EMBROIDERY,
VIII give lessons az ae reidences Of her patrons her
own residence, corner OF Davsi ard CLARK streets.
Rse Snd known application 10 Mis- Re
becca ssE on, No Ill Broad street jy1i-sts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
SPECIAL oRpERs,

" In ebsdlsnes 70 distractions from ths A Gsss
.he following order republshsi for s % re
''' ADJ1 AID rssr.s sIaIss ,I % oI ,ss:
lus.icsl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

In seoordanes With the sbove. orders, au on
~. "a those on duty n tails city (rho hzss
so6 saI report IN person, without asl;I, a. shs
psph J. w. Srdr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT u. s.5A.,
Richmond, July %, 1854.

mODkRN LANGUAGES. =
A GENTLEMAN, being Able 10 dispose Of q
IA few leisure hours 10 the morning. and evening" viii devote
tszton to teaehng the Pf nck Spanish Itsan LAM
guAges persons sous OF acquiring fluent and coIoqu
knowledge Of the References gvea for teas, apply By
letter 70 IL ilS7 city 0mee Whig oioe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

I INFORMATION wan ed, as to the where
abous OF PdYAte mrs souc)s =, lst Regiment Virginia
Cavalry, Wekhsmb brgsdesDd Private Lurn stout, Co. !,
5h EoneWa Brigade supposed 70 have teen wound
captured the battles arouad Rich nond about the last
Of May, Address JAAkS 6fUUf,
New Hope, Augusta Co., We.
Northern papers please COPY. iyl2-S'