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Nermiibtes

s. pie Samilte Ssb Wrppns.
Sic @ittwe ceS Sreibeits Mdrtprers S:Obn
8rotpn lit nit ibrem SObne uuc OeiIen 1anailie
aus ibrer !Seir,atb bel gbirpnbad Mcuntoius
IOrt9eacgei,, I'm auf Der l1eberlanosH oute no6
Californian su siebeu. 9as Geri6t 1T i'm
llmlaufe, raB bieie 5amilie an Der @ren,e BON
MiiiOuri BON GuerillaS ~sefanaen, berolbt ut1o
erlriorbet !puroe.
8leine Mittbe;t aneeu II. Sn Der
jlnsiten Wabl in @ern,ont tparen bic ScIooten
sleles Staates bere4tist, fir GonsteBs MitaIie.
Der nno PrdiioentensG lectpren gu itimmen. -
9ier lit oaS Gr9ebnib: fir bic Linton 1888
Stimmen; 9emutruten 155; peridieoene Stim.
insn 50; alip cine Maiortdt flr bic Union
BON 1921.
SrelIb, iuenn nam nur bic Dempfrater
bort, @itit1rtt bic Irntee flr MeGIeIan.
~9le Tatotftsuer in Gnalanp bra6te fir
1868 Die erunae pcn 10000, 600 Dollars
elm.
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WemereS aus GmrGnu,

NeUsD crt, 27. Septbr, Ser 9ampfer
Gitp Of Baltimore 1T pom 2iperpppI bier onae.
temmen. 9'.7sl
Der bdnti1 sbenti&e @afenfiGEanc 1T Der.
ldngert tuOroen. Ou5 lpanii6e Weiniterium BAT
feline Gntla6uns eencmmen.
Ser 8eri9t, baB SemmeS Elm neues 56iH
erbalten ptrc, befdtist f8 ni6t. Sn SOlse Der
Nadri&t pom Sale Itlantas TeI bic Nebeaers
anleibe um 3 BrcSent, ba man bic Radri@t
jeoO6 pen sewiKen Seiten besrpeifette, 70 itieg
bic 4nleibe pieOer I'm / Rrcs.
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Eele0ranDifcDe DCaeDrtcbten
Bset&tetfhs ben Baltimore gDtGer
Qlue bem @henanbnahs9aaIe

NemsDprt, 27. @eptbr. Sine @albins,
toner Spe5ialcorreipOnOea3 Der Shines iast eS
it nt6ts, mas bos GeraGt beitdtet, bab GarIp
sesen Ri6ntOno suriId9efaIen iei, bier einses
t~rCfen. 9as Geridt, baB er Our6 2Onsitreet
peritdrtt touroe, ideint lpabri6einli6er gu fem.
Gs pirr beridtet, bub See 8etersburg gerdumt
bat. aaG a..
sc lit bemerteuswertb, baB lsit sinisen xa&
gen unlere &anonaoen nt6t erwioert tperoen.
9te @orIo entbdlt bas @eri6t, paB 6tans
ton in eintqen SogeT pom &abinet suridtreten
iDeI01. a4
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Baltimore, ben 2s. September 8 6

*Qere Gai1ntiu, Elm berpOrrasenoer Schiller
St. SimOnS, bes ~GOmmuniIten, itarb in 9as
ri8 unp binteriGft ietnem Scbne $4,000 in
@oto. t-
BaS Der reide 2ebrer Opferte fGt bic Muse
breituns ieiner 2ebrs, oas rafte Der arme S6I.
Ter ~suiamren burb Mi6tanpenbuns berieIs
ben. size 5 w
*@eneraI Sinner. General Grant,
Butler, Weaoe unb SancDd baben Elm Geiud
BEL benz grdiioenten eineeYei6t, UNI ben Sen,
8irnep fir feline 8eroiente gum 8rtgaOier ber
reg. Ser. Gtaaten Qlrmee 5u MAIDEN.
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gHabIoSbattu


8idsbure, %. Septbr., aber 6 airs,
&c. Sept. Sen. 9cna bat attire Operationen
in bieiem 9iitritte begonnen. Sine GaoaIIerie,
Expedition lit aus9e3cser, oeren Heiultat in
ettpa 10 Sasen befaunt meroen miro. B
Gin Neger fDuroe an II. Septbr. weger
Ofeuterei eri6pHen, uno 3pei anosre icqen am
25. uesen oes 9lei6eu 8eraebens binseri6tet
rerben. E s asl a IS.
3ablmeilter sablen ~sesenpdrti9 bic bieliaen
Sruppen aus. .s355sa +
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Der asrifsnbampfsr ,,oeOrsia...

Stem 8ebfOrS, &c. Sept. Ser 4riIen,
Samsfer r@ecrsia" 1T in 9lem 8ebfcrb ror
9lew 2onoOn ansetOmmen, in welGen .6afen {,
einselauien mar, neil feline Maibinerie SGaben
senommen bate 9ie Georgia" tuuroe bon
Stem 2OncOn bon benz 8unoeS. 0ampfer vSlc.
riba" b~esleitet, ipel6er bier ni9t Mnter mar,
~lOnbern, nu&bem er bic Georgia" pObIbebal.
ten in bic Ban einluufen seieben bate, gum
Greuaett ausfubr.
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Mannidaft tletterte in bag TateItpert. Die Gie
gentbamer l6idten nit SageSanbru6 elmer
Sampfer alb, peLner ben S%teuernann rettete,
Der al1etn nod am Qeben mar. 8 2eutc tuaren
nnssetcnnnteH, 5abrseus unc 2abuns linb gau;s
lid p~erlsren. o.
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Ser offisteIIeu 8er6ffentlt6-
Ane Der neuen 6taats.G Contribution haIber it
iinier 8Iatt beute anner8 einseri6tet mie 9es
rpDbnIid. 2Otal unO 8euiuetOn Fnpet f6 auf
per 4. Saite. 9a bod bic meiiIen unierer Scicr
Die Contribution aufbetuabren perOeu, 10 hubeu
pir bie8maI Elm sr5beres SOrmot uno Elm itdr=
tere& 8apier getpdhlt.
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2in.erif anife,e 0Saebricbteu,
eberiSanS m~iItt6riidbe SnferpentiOm.
{&erre Spnten3 tsr ". 9. Irttune,l


Ye nuinIpania, 70. Sept. 3mei
umitdnbe tpelde dil9enein betannt iein ioLten,
linb nit Sberioans Sieg iher GarIp eng perz
bunoeu. II Garlp bate al oemielben Gage
an benz ct anseeriHen purpe, bic 2lbit6t, pprz
ldufise 8etpesunsen su eiaem 9roben MahIfeIos
sus na6 8enniplpanien so MAIDEN, UNI Den
Dprtisen GUpperbeuOs sum Siese gu perbeIfen.
Die SADIE mar gut einseleitet uno oiesmal wiire
ben Die 3ebeLen I;6 pie Gentlemen betreaen
baben. (garlp's lests Orore entbdlt baS ganSe
Brcsramm. p Sen Grant benaertte am Ietz
ten Samitag selesentli6 i'm 8eiiein meinesSSn~
iormanten: pGarIp piro binnen 48 Stunoen
aus oem Sbule ~setrieben fem" Grant wuBte
pom Dem beubiidtisten StreiiSug, unr fam
berauf nm benielben nit 6llfe Sberioans III
;u mu@en.-Gin S6Iag trof 8ebeler
unb GOpperbeabs /; es mar Elm oDppelter
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4rauria.r ruisuaaf k.sn Gri.fs..

gtepetonb, O., 26. Sept. Die Wrigs
vSnlton", pel9e am Samfoa Na6mittas BON
bier Gtfubr, lief MenDS aIf cine Sauebont unb|
sinS etpa 5 gleilsn tnli& pom pier anter. 0isI
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Ger GoIbmorst.

Rem Oprt, 81. Septbr. Ser Ulartt
mar beute iebr fau; GOlO er6fnete nit 1913,
ftie9 auf 1876 uno f6lDB nit 1913.
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S6ie6te 8ebanblung cincr iranSpM6cn
Namilie ourh Der. Staatcn SOlcnten.
Der transSfibe GOmiuI perlanst $4,000 Ours.
gdabIosbaitunS. 81
Cairo, 21. Septbr. SIM Iesten slprit wurs
be cine fran;tTi6e Samilie, Numens Gaielidn,
pel6e an Der Stabt9ren5e ppbnt, BON z SOIs
baten nd9tlid iberfaLen unD falt iebes Mitz
glieb 70 large gei6laeen, biz iie ~beiiununsslOs
tparen. 51 1a
Ser aIte Samilienputer lit IeitOem pabnfnniS
seporben uno Elm Srbu oes 6auis8 bat ebeHs
falls MnfdIle Don Geiftestrantbeit betommen.
Der fran3Sfide GcufuI in Chicago lit bort ees
tpeien unr bat etnen 8eri6t lber bic SADIE an
BEN franS6liiden @eiauoten0 tercier no6 @aibs
inston seldidt, welher $4,000 Durs. S&oOs
lpsbaltung fir bic Samiiie Don Der Re9ieruns
unn 8eitrufune Der S6ulpieeu perlungt.
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Nimburocr, Ximburocr Sale,

qua ~stebtaber bes beaen SSrte Sn reifest 2trnburaer Rds
naa1e t3 eetonnt eab i'd etne auseeseimaeteD artbie erbalten
babe rne icI&e hes rdrr1en gDetters talbes ~ Jebr btutaen
pfttitn IN erUBen unb Hetnen Quantttdten cblaRt.
EHetelt, l6l VI. Pratt nabe 9barIes Str.
"a wfortlpaneler NM annfre undergraduates rerben es
eIten onaueben. fe"sI-SS
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SDtetsatteM
-ssia aDurfel,
o,..,a,..a Gtearrtu-RSrsx
$50 0er. y. StetnEdM.
.1ugoOl ~ ~. 8aIttm prefr., Ode HrircIeteMuen
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WasDerrpsSprup fur Mmonabe.
a6@ttt Sat- BON ouseeset0neter Cite "a sets s.,ra btula,
9reiit, WtOIefass uSS Sietati, aa BADEN lei '~ "'s
m.au =. 4rant, 1879 Jrebert6 Nrah.
Uspsua"esu wesoen tn Sdecb Setsest Gtcre No. g
MerM0Wtfvs dnafnD+husen mnb niwftfth kslprot ISlrNniIA
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Mabame g. .. ytOner,

bic berabuntc 8abriaeerin. TT rteber 3nrideetebrt bon tbger
@eie unb ssbt ptsber Nustunft we iupcr Iber cue @eaens
hsrse Ses nienfa!iGeI esteEs; inSeIn Ge te sabre unb refine
MuStunft gtebt unb t5te %befprteIe Gober u1h gpiheRfHaften
uRt 8dnfe srnntItdb Rnb unb polen @Iauben ~oerbseren, 70
II JIG b toneers 81 e%mptebIen. &pfaI rber 3in1mer: Rc. g
-. 00p Ndbe &N1IttmcreRr pbRn i'm erRen IIrnr (2RfnfIA "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-07
TIE Militia.

The steady and gallant conduct of the
militia of Virginia on every occasion in
which their services have been demanded, is
one of the most noticeable features of this
contest, and is an element of defensive
strength which cannot be overrated The
militia Of Petersburg, of Richmond, OK
Lynchbulg, OF the Stanton river, OF the
Valley, have fought like veterans, and have
actually beaten superior numbers Of regular
troops. In but one battle, that in the Valley,
have they been defeated, and that WAS not
their fault. All accounts concur that they
fought bravely to the last in that unfortu-
nate fight. We have always regarded the
sneers OF the militia as undeserved, and the
use of the slang term "melish" is ridiculous
il the extreme. They are now disciplined
as we'll as heroic body of men. When it is
necessary to call them into the field, and
they are commanded by good officers, they
viii prove themselves equal to any troops in
the service.
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Gems. Grant aud Batter

We trust the friends Of these redoubtable
lailitary potentates have settled to their own
satisfaction which Of them was to blame for
the failure to take Richmond six weeks ago
More than two months haye elapsed since
Grant crossed the Rlpidan and Butler the
Appomattox. Grant was in his place on the
9Th May, Butler in his place, and Richmond
IN It's place, and stu remains so. Whether
Grant was waiting Cor Butler, or Butter wait
ing Tor Grant, is not certain. Like Lord
Chatham and Sir Richard Strachan, In the
British expedition against Antwerp, each
may nave been waiting for the other:
"Thc Earl Of Chatham, with his sword drawn.
Was waiting tor Sir Richard S:sachan,
Slr Richard, eager to be at 'enf,
Was waiting for the Earl of Chatham "
IL Ia due to Gen. Grant that his famous
boast, 81 shall adhere to this lineif it takes
all summer" should be explained on the only
supposition which relieves him from the
repute OF a braggart. Line must have been
a typographical error. Insert "iying" in
stead thereof, and then it makes sense and
truth. 1t is the only truth that the Grand
Army has proclaimed during the whole
campaign.
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the funeral over the body OF w l. GESIHf, co
II, 23i Va volunteers, who feiI mortaily wounded
Nav 5;h will take place tO-dty (.hlrsday, 7,h
tGet,) at 10 O'clock from MS fathers residence,
upp.r end of C,sv ST. The friends ard relatives Of
the family, and tno1e Of his company who are in
the city, are Aespect uiiy Invited to attend.
w l. Gentry was one among The first 10 shOnl-
der bis muskei against the invader. lie was gat-
liant and brave soldier, ever ready To do his duties
On the morning on which he received the mortal
wound YVES assgg ed 10 guard duty. His young
mind ra Il So much on the baltic, md go confident
was he OF victory, that he exchanged his post
with one of his Comrades III the battle of than
celiorsv.iie the flag of his regiment fell. This
brave youth threw down his mHsket, ran through
An open Geld of s;,ct and shell, sasFd the Dag,
and waived IL In The eGemy's face Noble Eel. ow,
he was devoted Ia the cause he Was rmBiy
engaged in. In bis dying moments his wYrds u
his COmrhies were, F'i am dying III noble cause
push forward, aud Ever give up" Kind and
generous bearled, beloved by bis officers and
comrades, ever ready 10 do good TO his feil~H
man, as a son Kind and duiitui az bro; her hfTcc
ionate, he leaves Il kind and affectionale mother
and father, brother and sisters, and many t:Gnds,
TO tn7urn their loss.
SHE Lord hath given, the Lord hath taken
away; blessed be the name ot the Lord
l.. By a BsIovxD FRIsSD
THOMAS ALLEN. Old Dominion Dragoons -
Va cavalry, fell mortalIy wounded in very
we're cavalry engage ment at T0dd's Tavern, May
9Th, 1861, in his 18Th year.
IL Is seldom we are called upoA to record the
death Ut Such Il BDUte anu Excellent young hlSil.
AT the early age OF sixteen, fired by love for lib
erty and with the glow OF patriotism on his cheek,
the idol OF his parents, he bioke the ties that bound
him 10 his happy home aud linked his dcs'Iny
with those who prererred their cOUnty's honor
10 their couSuy's shame. Having d~teiinined 10
play well his pait in tue war drama, he acted no
bly, and by his gallantry won the admirai! Of
his cuinrades--by his department, their hishCsI
esteem fsa soldier, too ouch cannot h. SAID ST
him. ass GREER 77as ltuiy cictj:aa,e aud pf5!3e
yyor,hy II, hin. t!@ "a,zl 81 dsasnI suas ,hc pngt
of n.,,sar.n ERd0HGa WITH . .,sE saL7a :: us
l,r., eua artery Conscssu'i"u- 10 tsp dgci,.-cs
~ h's f1ties, H., endured Ct.h2rt { usJfEr1r tHa
tets and h-'H.ira o. .flo su'r.".s' ne. r&sr'v
Impressed WtS .ne relation -: snGu i Zen. l.. -
Saser, be WIS stjvitg for . cTCrn 81 i,:'n.C: III
glory, and serving his GM with that q "A! " N
which he served his county. The champion 81
liberty now sleeps beneath the bi10d stained scd5
of Sp,tsylVanta, 10 awake On the '>ddy of tho
Lord, which shall com" thief In he mig ht,'
TO join thousands slain in singing anthems OF
praise around the S3vioug's throne. + J.
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Col. Wilson.

We learn that Col. Wilson, the dasbing
cavalry officer, who affected such contemut
of Confederate troopers, and has suse ouen,lv
come to grief, is resident of Washington
j. c., where no pursued the peaceful yoca-
tion OF carpenter. Becoming PROS porous in
that business, he afterwards Travelled in En-
rope, and has tarne9 Up, much 10 tie sur.
Prise o. bis oie scqusintnnnes--soue OF
~issn are In kIchmond~as = brilliant Colo.
.aoi ha1sa u. Pryor, who lad tae poa.r
d being bis PRISONER, deae-ibea him o. a y,rp
1aan'y gentleman In his drees, qai.e air
slsrcie STALLION In his supercDious notions
oi our mounted peasantry. He seems
equally fitted for building houses and burn
ing them down and, we dare cay, Ter the
war; viii be willing to take contract to re-.
pair all damages.
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DIED.

TN the 5,b int nj his fathers residenca, the
corner of Ju, kson and Cd cts, CHARLIE D, son of
G and Susan smith.
/ IT'S hard 10 par, with one found whom
Affection = tender vine is twfD'd,
To sleep In yonder gave yards tomb
joyiess home 10 ave behind
White Charlie, dear. with saddcst grief
Our hearts are wriaging by Gods decree,
Religion brings US sweet reiet-
In Heaven, to know, we VIII meet WIN 'nee.
The fiiends and acq'laintaaces OF the family are
respectfully invited attend BIZ luherai luis morn
Ing, at 10 O'Clock, from his fathers residence.
On the 5lh Inst, RoSETZER, infant daughter Of
John + and Susan kIcagic, aged D months ana
2!deys.
- Cur Rosa is no: dead.
On no. In Won fair world OF light
She shining brightly now
There death has never power to blight,
Nor grief 10 pale the brow
Weep not, my parents dear,
have zone 10 rest, y0n need moi fear,
NY life was sboit, by Ihis you sce,
Prepare yourselves to follow me
IT'S sad TO part with cne round whom
sfect.or's tender vtnc - 'twtn'd,
To sIeep In yondcr gIaFnyaFd : tomb,
A joyiess home 10 leave behind
Her funeral will take place TINS morning al III
O'Clock, f,om the residence
OBTue=day afternoon, July 9Th, At Chimborazo
Hospital JO.N A HUNDLEf. Of hesteIiiehf,
apTivate la rapt Drewrys Company, navy afu-
iery, al nrewrys Bluff.
Big fri, uds and the relatives and friends of bis
brother, Capt Jackson Hundiey. Of the Armory
yard and OF bis sis:cr Mrs f. IL lbeth TOtty, are
invited T., attend his funeral, this AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, from O.esoa Hill Methodist Chapel.
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by d. .. Ii.e0So,ts, 4ne.

by d. a. IsF9Sts1ts, 4,,ct.
oUSEHOLD Furniture,
J. fida0s, ChBa piGnerFs,
Cent? flolh.oa. sr
On Thursday, the III Inst, At "a o,rr.h,s H'H.
sen NJ my store a general assortment If yg,,Nti
&c, sc. NeuHrer
very snpeIior rosewood piano .o.... -.
s.OOi -'' 'f 7Hd
WaIofobes, bureaus, wssts.sns.
Beds leada, table,. ch.irs
Mattresses and bedding
j set Fieoch china dmuef ~eve. rys,,,,-
g9is, "' ''1
ALSO,
An Invoice of very pNss.le,, -.
clothing -'tt'a
variety OF chewing aud smo. lng tot.-..
" : PLEAsANTS. Ar.,
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By u. n. B}DtA l. 20, Ilsrf,
tao loth at, between Main and care
FURNIsRE,
Dry G.ods.
oEoes'ry, G,assEar..
.,,r.,,o. Ws.,he' g..
W. Will self 1t our ssi-src-rn, on Thurs4s- r.,.
i5g July TtG, a, 10 o'cock- ~ H'' "a
Bsdsteads, bureaus chairs
Table,, shucS and cotton roat.r.a.,
Smoking and chewing t0hscc,
S"upi dioner, sad brslkEs.t pls.,s
HcstEi paIts, AMI vests
15e military c:at
SO boEsa cigars
800 bottles ink
doub!. barrel gun
splendid ras
Il bagstelle tebss
a2d ether goods that may cG-r IN time for --r.
Bo BOTH 4 co, Auct's.
ALSO,
800 reams conmeTcful nufc u4n,y
5 nCw linen coats
- pairs linen pants, (aew)
100 " ladies' hose
20 gross N Y matches
2Da agate buttons
"a d0Z shoe biafkinR
fac large travelling hunks
To: OF china toys and vases
Lot of ladies' silk and other d,....t
china how's end pitchers
Lot silk lace msntI'tas
1exce lent toned violin
hue huntifg case e9lt ,gai.b 1tNq5;i
u @tCsDtti \ c., .ur,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-07

List OF North Csrolius Sick aud Wounded
Soldiers, In the Hospitals al Richmond. ON
the 10Th June, 1854:
coxTMgsp
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AUCTION sALES-roruss DArs.

49, A0AN DhhEO kohoAs DAsSs
~ q. w Wits, duct,
mo % Main street.I
WI ILL 20 soid 1T auction, ~ my store. Oh Sat.
w u-day, Jniy o, At 10 O'Clock, a large and DO.
s.fabe stock Of Furniture. cor sisting IN part Of
Cottage HId French bedstesds
NAttresses, feather beds
Cabinets, tables, chairs
WariFobes, sofas. Cooking ftoves
CsocxeTy and glassware
Dry goods, clothing, saces
Boots, bAtS, bIankets, 30
GTocarifs, tobacco, cigars, sc
Gold and silver watches, JsweTy. he
U1 9 W WILLIS, Aact.
By Rsd,oood, Philips q Co, 4Wcts,
No 81 Msin street.
Ay e VIII sell at auction on Friday next, 9Th
wv inst, large and desIgahIe Tot of
Household and Kitchen furniture
Chairs, tab IS, beds
Bcdsteads, pots, ovens
Cooking stove g. clotbtnSw
htna and glassware
Gold acd silver w3tchcs, &c,
C0nSigGments solicited ADD received III day OF
sale. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS 60,
jy7-et Aucuoneers.
WE will sell at line horse lot, on Council Cham
W Der III !, on Saturday next, number Of
fadda ana harness horses
One single carriage aud harness
Several mai's, &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS i co, Auca,
1y st no 81 Main st,
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aAes scyshes.-A fsw dczm grass COY Ihes
III Just received and for sale ~
Vf-'S kaHp, pAtH1 3 co,
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CupRRI0R Wine end Cider yipexsY. IA, ,.,,.,,.
- Use, tn Quantities N suit purchasers Ami, =,
No Z, andor Exohangs Hotel, i4th strsss.
Vt--itt
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~ 0otsdia d AIpcrsoT1 1nc,,

"A oSTioN sale SC Two vaJusble L,t. ..
"A sou.h side of Isia, setvssp ~ . tks
B,ivIiere sis.--Wi!i be soId al - su"'ee sa4
premises, On 1huS,day, the 7tb q Tpv ,,2 70 h.
0e'oek thos. tao beautiful lois (Sos 'e,. as
On tie south side d Main 81. IN yes, ~ ssa >
uenca OF Geo ranor, ZACH iroattsg ,b,., -.
1aao.og oaek JOE feet &c tn alley 10 feat 's'i,
part Of toe subu.bg wv '''' u TIA.
Tkass-Cssh or credit, al the optlas n a.,
chaser. GOuDTN . &C., 'aa t1'.
Tvs ss'EN,
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N.Y. GARD - During my absence 10 the cautk-
~ try b I'd the iD.sf't tue 10 Iacee ny dwelling
by q e CO tno ith inst. ,akc tt!s sGeastpa % ,s-
tCEn nay grateful acknou 'edgneats - ny II htcrs
and ria. ds, well ss 10 The Fire Dep. rim 5u. IN
tacir L ris u ssgc my pr re:ty. Wills, the logs
hears heavy upon ne, YET trust iha, ny ueish.
tors, hp I.Eo-ed 81 hard and Irceessntiy TO faYa
,ly house and household IL cls, may never meet
with similar Calamity.
jy liz WIN TAYIU:
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III ICE, Ice, for sae.--Can rs had Ia any guam
tty, Al all hours 81 the day, 1T ths American sta
bios, oorne: CT 10Th and Cary streets.
10 Its b 81 GREsH.
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nOUBLE ENTRY Book Keeping,
IL Penmahskip, and card marking.
Prof q n LIG0xr h prepared 10 give Instructions
10 few pupils tmale and femaleI In the above
bfanches al HE f0oms, the west side Of ID, be-
tween Broad aud Marshall sirests, (M Bcirne's
resldcncc.)
Visiting cards written 10 order. Rooms open
from TO O'Clock, p II. jy 7-e0d6it
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nsv RIcna ND Tnkar:s,
~ Oor2sr OF til and Efuad ste
Ao,iof s7d siagc aaAsfsf, KpOid ,
COMEDY,
COMEDY,
COGFpY
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DIAHO for Sale "A fine rosewood plano for
II sale Apply immediately on pih st, above
Leigh. next door 70 Mr. lryin's, jy7~itt
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AUCTION HALES--ys,. :
JOHN NErTLxs A..

COOK, Main Street, viii AL b-------~@t
wi THURSDAY MOI nipg, july 7ib ~ snssrn. Co
gon.'emsn's outfit, who Is kavlpg The c s@rioa q
ssnag OF othins, quantity Of woo'so aas7, ga.
shirts, paper and lien collars am hs siasaas,
INDIA rubber bandg, travelling rug bsis 'ss',a At,
eaIoa sss'ces Also II bottles palss rs s.er
zorro the public for tho immediate ,a,,.,,tst' =.
~ @a. dysen'effy, Group, eobsuu riioD ~ y. ds-
lefs, ard Other affections iN'"' sRpes, .hs
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~ do,aGsa q Abrerson, Auetso4ers.

~ U0.lisH q AfpeTsol', Auttaof4eTs.
Two Brick Teoemeats sni Tso v4sant Lats 10
< MauChekte-, al the corner Il Wsd-worth and
Decatur SIS, an one on the northeast aide Ct Bid
Gls st. Be.w .er Hull and BaiDbsiige ss for gale at
auction Will b. cod .st auction, % the premises
on Fridsy, the sth OF July, 1854 At ooscA z n,
tao sc two brick tenenents located az above, each
containing four rooms The lots on W. ch they
stand are beautifully situsicd and quite near
20 the cotton factories aId paper inil. Also,
hsudscIne 10. adjoining. After v hich will be sold
lot or The north side Of Rtdie It, in rear OF dir
Hslhews's store. fronting SO L 8 feet, running back
l21 feet To an alley.
TEKMs--Cssh or credit at the opslOn Of the pur-
chasefs. GQDpIN kPpERSOG,
iy6 Aucti0pecrs.
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ETE2Y Desirable re-dcnce oG Caurch HtI on
tho south side CT ii. betwee., 25:h snd 20.
st6 for gale at SUCTION Will be sold sucticu on
the prcmises, on MONDAY, the Il;h Of July. 1861:
at O'Clock NJ, the large and ex;ol!en: brick and
f-eme tenement heated es above, now tn the Occr-
psucy cf Capt Rowe q. ths OF 81 600 per year,
payable monthly. Y@ase.sia2 ca, be bad in ebert
lime. The lot has a fIo:t Of jS feet Guc depth
&C 66 feet. the premises have Accommodations
for maderats Iizei family.
TARa-Cast1 or credit, at the option Ct the pur-
chaser G0uDIN u APPERSON,
j. 6 tu-tiOuccrs
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YINOR Salc-A very tao young horse, ak years
A. Old, suitso,e Tor cavalry; walks rapidly sBd
runs very fast, and IL sound ia wind and limb. APP
ply at Tia hospital at Battery 40 8.
je -Staw2wf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ICE for Sale-In sny quantity and 1t all
hours on Sth st, nes. Hpotswood II I'll. n i0reuts
pc pound. ljy e-la'1 VIM COCK.
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EEATQ'Rs RESERVE FoRCES OF VA, }

s*HIRTf D1lla's keTs- d.-The following AIMED
, members of the 2ith regiment Virginia car
airy having deserted the ab"ye reward will be psi;
for tie apprehension and delivery cf each Or auy
of saii members at headla.rie q Treut's fern.
W L R0BiES
Lieut. Col cond'g res't.
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PERSONAL.

TWa0DoRB LHUILIER, from uen.ya, swit.sr.
I land, is requested 20 make his sJdrees aud
whereabouts known 10 IsAAc SCUT:,
is 22-lin Macon, Ga