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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
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UtHE1Vt94 8EH,E2. =.
SATURDAY EyHN9, July 80 1864.
FRR1oHTs.-GRAIE F'KK1GHra-AdvAnced tc = bu
The enRsgenc4ts wese ~ follows: TO BCTPALo -
sTox S ar Jeha pEsdsn K Tith coEn q l2: 70 FoRr
To NoNTRKAL:-Sc Marco Polo, with whest Ut &c
Canadian currency
, 1864-08-01

, Ia TALIOFe-RsteITed,1 ,3l9 ts. Market quiet 1p4
In Tety restricted supply, Prices arm At preYtous
4uofaSon3 Ne Q13te:
Prime City rs.-.,,.............,.,,I1A Ar7ko
TEA-Narkek In fair supply, bnt trm, owing to
the high rates OF Rold and exchange, Waauote:
Young HJkcn, Inferior to common. d. MA Qt&
DO superior to ine, n....,, & ain
do axtr1 to cholces 1.,,,,,,19o 0kA
{mperiai, supercr to hue, p 1,.,,-..,., lis ain
do ax-a 70 choice, D N...,...,,,,1R 0iA
Gun7oHdeE, superior 70 due. 2 o...+...- LIZ 9l.A
do extra to chico, q F.......... sea &3z5
Japal, natural leaf. an6 to e., duc = LIZ 0t.Ne
do, DO finest TO chuiee, y ,. LII @1!D :
octoa1. i9et1cr 20 nat, 1.............. % ain
o1 a1l9 % cnc1ec. A.....-..-..... IL 2aI3
,TnaAECO-Hasiet rather an,es and uaehaaxst. a.
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Sellers. Buyers. No. Az p1Ice
Bensly Sudd. :.Lstshton.......... 1s ss5 ss1.oo
DO .s.J0nes.. IL. 500 800
, 1864-08-01
COM VI ERClALs

BATURuAY KvREN2. July %, 1S64
The rscepts and shipments durHk the past twenty
four houF1 Were ~ folowe:
, 1864-08-01

We'll aLHuutu ~ hLef tnt engagement, huQ
immediately sent to the rear across the river.
The reduction Of Atlanta is merely a ques-
cannot exceed GO, coo. They are confessedly
deficient In artillery ammunition. We are
bountifully supplied with everything. Long
before this reaches you the telegraph may
have informed you OF our occupation of the
city.
BODY feels confident Of SUCCESS. This morn
iue the cannonading and shelling is becomin Z
more severe MusketrJ firing is very light.
The railroad will be sosn in operation on this
side Of the river. ,
A4IANTa, e., July i.
, The Cbattarooga Gdzeffe Of yesterday Aes
before me. 1T ssys Atlanta Is taken. ,,"We
know the statement to be perfectly true"
If 60, it is a: great deal more than any one
here, from major general down to private,
knows. A little oFer two months ago, an
order to nrIny correspondents, was Issued in
this department, in which it was stated that
correspondents, among other evil deeds,
tterccplated on news" This may be true Of
some correspondents, but 1t must be borne
in mind that they do not write from the
the came relation to the army In Georgia, as
Washington does to the army of the Poto.
mnc, or Cairo did to the siege of V1cksburg.
On Friday morning Last, at daylight, 1t was
publicly announced that Atlanta had been
evacuated the night previous. Breakfasts
were hurried]y eaten, tents struck. wagons
loaded, and horses hal4essed. ana before the
In motion, In parallel column, en route for
Atlanta, officers. congratulated each other
in the most jubllant manner; 1lbes and jokes
were 'heaped upon the douhters who bet
that We would not be in Atlanta BY the first
Of August, and everybody felt In splendid
humnr tn fha anldfara The occasion Tyaa
one Of more than pleasure; il was unalloyed
happiness at the thought Of obtaining rest
after undergoing the dangers and fatfgues Of
q campalgn OF some eighty three days dura.
tim. Stat officers telegraphed to their
friends that We had taken Atlauta, and
u saI2aFe s1e slie Bn se4 % IL TiR t
out to be mere "specnlation on news"
Just as atrocions rs tie rumor circn1ated In
wss captured Probably somebody was sspre-
mature" In hls opinion, having IN ali proba-
bI1ItY based his conclusions "on the reports
Of corps counmsndsrs." Suffice It to say.
AEaatA Is not ours, md he who would pre-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To-day, .58 br!s abap.
ped. - b1s. Market advanced 50 per gallon. saisa
today were sfo bfls prime country at u eos bris
country and city at u 70: 80 brs 1T }1G73-aios1G
HAx7!a .nal1 supply. with = good demsaa for
present delyery, and tor contrscta. There is e7e1y
c1e OF Tame Hay. Market nrm at present qaotssooa.
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PERSONAL.
fDERSONAI.

| II DTshDoNAL
| A late file of the New York Ne,es, together
| with the other latest New York, Philadelphia art
Baltimore papers, received this morning througl
| the blockade at the CONFEDERATE READING
| ROOM. The Ne'es contains personals to a yer,
large number of parties in Richmond and the South
Parties expecting "personas' from their friends
| in the North wuaid do well to examine this file
they can also see from it if their 'rersonas'' in
the Richmond papers have been copied. The fiji,
received this morning contains 'personals 10 IN,
following named parties III Richmond :.
George Dunn & Co, William Fleisehman
j. NJ. W, Harris,
James Bayne, William q. Paine,
r.. w. Ross, a. l.. St,rges,
w. W. Old, Mrs t. f. Baker
.. Il. H., Mrs. Caroline NJ Chris
George w Magure, tian,
Mrs Sophia Guggenhei- Henry Sparnick,
mer, NJ. D, or &C
Nathan A. Myers, Mrs. Mary +. Bozeman,
Mrs s. q. Wyman, Chapman J. Leigh,
Edward @. IIuntley, J, II. HutcAins,
J. c. f., JI. Fisher,
Df. +. Sosrel, DHtGrebe,
&. A. Davis, William Euker,
Mrs. X V. Argyle or Mrs. Henry Kayton,
X. W. Turner, Margaret ). White,
George /. Herring,
and number of others too numerous 10 give in
this advertisement
The News has also large number of "personals'
for parties i'll Lynchburg, Petersburg ana Charotcs-
vile; also, for parties in North and South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama-in fact, through the whole
South
The latest Northern papers, periodicals, pictori-
ais &c. received regularly at the Confederate Read
ing Room. au 24-lts
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OBITUARY.

EDWARD NJ. HOwIsoN, a member Of the Fred
eiicksburg Artillery, killed in the battle near
Petersburg Sunday, the slst instant, in the nine
teenth year o( his age He was brave and gener-
Gus boy: loved by all who knew him. He volan-
tcercd in his sixteenth year at Yorktown, and
through all the bloody campaigns that have followed
n; M.chanitsyille Cold Haibor Frizicr's farm,
Malvern lIili, OH the Rappahannoek, at Manassas,
Harpa's Ferry, fredericksburg charlottesville, III
the Pennsylvania campaign, and finaAy, IN the sun
culinary encounters with the army Of Grant ~he has
faithfully done his part. hat little more than a
year ago. his Older brother John fell at Gettysburg,
and new another young martyr dies for the South.
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- a LIE OF STOCK or c.n,ns
~ AUCTION. Having reIipou,.,,( 'D .IiI,'H Al
eminent our store, we Will sell bcrct co ue ''o7-
sh a 5 St,t streets by auction. on MONDAY vd
our entire ston e'nnienelng at 10 O'Clock. NJ
Fine Chewing and smok;ng To,,.... 49,.
most celebrated brands, '''''' 81 'he
Superior Cigars,
Brier-Root Pipes,
Paper, Envelopes.
Fort honnaies, Combs,
Soaps, Shoes,
Fine Cloth Dress Coats
Ladies' Dress Goods
AID variety OF other desirable articles
~, ALSO
Inc store Fixtures and Furniture s,,,h q,
S199u1htefs, show Cases, Iron Safe,
Platform Scales, Stove,
Chairs, Desks, &c.
Parties having goods stored with ,,s 49,,
them. EI!ppIsGt my wish maiy u
sac conducted by L. W KgEsrr. A,,'tiii
au 23-tis -Aut t'oil'ef.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
i 4 ALI. OF THE ELEGANT FURNITURE or
THE BALLARD HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The propnetors of this noted establishment, in
tending to close the BALLARD HOUSE, will offel
for sale on THURSDAY, the LIST day of September
land continuing every day until the same is disposed
Of at 10 O'clock the whole Of the PARLOR, CHAM
Der, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, &c
The style, manufacture and condition of the above
are OF the most desirable character as the estab.
lishment has been only recently furnished, and with
the greatest care and best judgment
In the Parlor will be found Rosewood Suites Of
Furniture, including
Tete-a-tete Sofas
Parlor and Arm Chairs,
superb Rosewood Etagres, with marble tops,
Elegant MirTor-panelled doors,
Handsome reception Chairs
Splendid Brussels Carpets, &C.
very excellent Rosewood Piano. by Nunns &
Clarke very fine tone and make
The entire furniture of one hundred Chambers
embracing Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Cham
Der Suites, including
Handsome Wardrobes,
Cabinets, with oval mirrors, entire marble
slabs,
Washstands, marble slabs
Centre Tables, marble slabs,
Sofas, Arm Chairs,
Reception Chairs, &c,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets
Very superior Hair.and shues Mattresses,
Feather holsters and Pillows
Excellent Marselles Counterpanes
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips, &c
Brussels Carpets in all the chambers
In the Dining Room there are
p handsome Mahogany Extension Tables
Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Casters, Chatting Dishes,
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons
An assortment of Crockery, such as
Dishes, Plates, Turecns,
Cups and Saucers, &c.
In Kitchen Furniture
variety OF valuable Cooking Utensils, &c
ALSO,
Hotel Omnibusses,
Baggage Wagons,
4 sets Harness, i'll prime order.
The whole Of the above offers rare invitation TO
parties Of enterprise who wish to make Il profitable.
Investment by purchasing the entire outfit with a
new OF re-opening house widely and f,vorably
Known. To private persons, chance seldom offered
S here presented for supplying themselves from
Iery large, valuable and wel-assorted stock OF good
furniture, such as no other house can supply
L. G. TALIAFERRO Il co. |
Proprietors.
Sale made by +. d. Cook, Auctoncer. au %
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By +. W. arubbs, Auot;dn,.,..
cry VALUABLE pRoprpr,.

" ERa VALUABLE PROpFpr,.
ONE ENTIRE sQUARPNfr IN III, +
PousHEE s ST dx4, sKEEnNsINGToN, wEsfS ns
WI, VIII De sold at public auction. on ~ aCCliUN
En- nDAf the goth Of August. At ), pt' ',,s N
me very valuable SQUARE Oh T S (, = t'9'k T. u
"cpSe beng lots Nos 49, isf ~ AMI ,ss located
im tndS - hne opportunity for inveatm,",
TERMS onc-third cash balap,o -.
Twelve months, with interest -, IN 81 six and
option Of the purchaser u al cash, II tie
su2s s T.. ". dRuBGs, Auctiope.r
- 50 successor to God,iin A ,t'
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by Robinson, Adams x Co, Aucti,u,,.r,
Corner of Ninth and Main STREETS
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SAFE
Il 4 OF GROCERIES,
COTTON GOODS and
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY NEXT, 10Th instant, at loti,t.s
we will offer ~ - '1'--"
- barrels choice to prime New Orleans sIy,r
- barrels medium grade Sugar,
20 half barrels Sugar
~ barrels Crushed Sugar,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
10 bags Cuba Coffee
Ii barrels st. Domingo Coffee,
10 casks Lew Rice,
bags Grain Pepper
20 kegs Bi Carb Soda,
10 boxes Boston Bar Soap
10 boxes Goldfish, leo lbs each,
10 boxes Philadelphia Ground java Cof-..
2j boxes Pearl Starch,
WIN general assortment Of Groceries, Liquor; 1EI
Sundries.
ALSO,
100 packages Manufactured Tobacco.
cases Regalla Florida Cigars ttgesh aniyI.
ALSO,
10 bales Ill Augusta Sheeting
o bales rs Granville Sheetiiig
10 bales IS Osnaburgs,
bales striped DogneStics,
bales Cotton yarns.
We solicit consignments for the above sale.
VIII sell Tobacco, Cigars and Liquors al 10 o'lIok
Cotton Goods at II O'Clock.
Groceries at u O'Clock
ROBINSON, ADAMS x 60,
az 20 AutilonetIs.
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DIED,

YESTERDAY morning, at half-rast O'clock RICH
ARD HENRY, only son Of the late Dennis and
sarah p. German, aged thirteen years and six
months.
his mother Fifth street, near the Aumory bridge,
THIS MORNING Mt o'clock. The friends and
aeqaantances Of the family respectfully invited
to attend.
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A CARBIDE. w. III. GIBBS offers
IA his professional services 70 the citixs Of p;eh-
mond. Once ON west side Of Fourth street near
Jackson. Richmond. Virginia. au ls-,iafs
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| EOURTHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
| Il DOLLARS REWARD will paw four thou.
sand hve hundred dollars for the apprehension and
delivery to me i'll Richmond or for securing them So
| that get them, the following SLAVES, to wit:
| JORDAN, yellow man, about twenty-seyen
years old, tolerabe carpenter and blacksmith -
was raised near Christiansburg, Virginia
LEWIS, black man, thirty Years old purchased
OF T. l.. Drewney or Broddie, near Hendersonyile.
North Carolina
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight wears old:
raised by Walter Coles, of Pttsylvana county: has
rather down look, and is very stout
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slim.
bought OF r J. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina
jim, black, about twenty-one or TWENTY-FIVE wears
Old raised In Maryland; is tall and very likely.
WILLIAM, brown-skin boy, about twenty or
twenty-five years old raised in or near this cfty:
once owned by +: j Sampson, an agent at the Rich.
mond and Danville depot
ELIJAH, OF brown complexion, about thirty-flye
years old raised near Charlottesville and is a No
cook Both Of his legs swollen and sore at the
time he left. ''''
SALLY, mulatto girl, about TWENTY-FIVE wears
Old raised In Loudoun county; was purchased of
~ NJ Lac; tall and slender, with long black hair.
HARRIET, fifteen or sixteen wears old brown
skin, with bushy head of hair.
They left my farm, in Lunenburg, about the last
OF June, with the Wilson raiding party will paw
the above reward for all of them, or Eve hundred
dollars for any one Of them.
-au a-iw' Z. H. STOKES
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BY George W. Willis, Auctioneer,
No. G3 Main street,
M llL SELL AT AUCTION, AT MY
w STORE, on WEDNESDAY, August 2ith
commencing at 10 O'clock large and desirable lot
OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting i'll part of
Bedsteads, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Tables, Chairs &c,
One large French plate Mirror
Stoves Crockery, Glassware,
Ready-nade Clothing,
Blankets, Dry Goods,
Shoes, Boots,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Bacon, Rice,
Four barrels Vinegar,
Lot of Pipes, sc.
Several fine Gold and Silver Watches.
Jewelry, sc. g. w. WILLIS,
all 20 AuctIonecr.
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by ID. X. Weisiger, Aucuoueer.

EOUR HUNDRED AND FOUR FEET
OF GROUND IN MARKS ADDITION ~
MANCHESTER FOR SALE Al AUCTION i 81
sell at auction, without limit OF reserve Cn 1T K
DAY, the 18th instant, at 5 O'Clock T.. NJ. kl
hundred and four feet Of GROUND, in SQUARE NJ
50, Marks Addition TO Manchester with .lithli!
sping ON It, This lot Is admirably adapted ~ 4
person engaged in the dairy business II Is snieI
a good fence, and has Il neyer-failing s;sram
water through it.
TERMS: Cash. d. X WEISIGER,>
au lS-rds AuctioHeef;
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N OTICE.-On Thursday, the 18th in
slant, handed to a gentleman on the cars at
Charlottesville a pair of ARMY PISTOLS, marked
" r b. Bacols Staunton, Virginia. which he pro-
missed to deliver at the American Hotel upon his
arrival but they have not bees, received there Will
he please give some account Of themt
III. T. CRIGLER,
au 22-5te Charlottesville Virginia.
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~ a. i"'9Ei Z. +. HALL.
M a. RAMSEY & Co,
w AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
3os Broad street Opposite Union Bank,j
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
u. A. PARKER, Auctioneer
REFERENCES:
AuguSta-Edward Thomas, Hon. r. II May, AL
ned Baker, j: II. Taylor, Fleming & Robertson,
Henry Edmondson.
Atianta-Wm. Herring & Son.
RosSett, David Hudson
Macon Winship, salisbury & Pease
Savannah-W. ii. Stark
cell. A
Athens. s. Linton, r. l.. Bloomfield.
winnnSton-J ID. Poisson, George Myers
MontSornery-B III. Mcou, H. u Browder. 7 T.
Hukill. H.
Richmond, Virginia-George E. w. Nelson. John
"a DO"Sh. o-lpn
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BY III. Benson & Brother, Aue.ione,rs

4 BEAUTIFUL FARM IN Abe
"a MARIE COUNTY FOR RENT AND NJ
GRoES FOR IIIRE.-being unable To give thy l-r-
sonal attention to my Farm, will rent il ana hs
the negroes to good tenant Ii notrentel privately
beforehand will put it up at public auction on ttt
list day OF September, 1851 ; on which dag viii ss.
sell the growing crop, horses, cattle, hogs and hin
ing utensils. Farm contains three hundred and
ty-eight acres, and lies SIX iGj mules Roth ii Lar
iotteseilie. +. T. q CARR
au S-cod2w Charlottesville. NIruHit.
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M ANIED, good SHOE AND BOOT
w MAKER; one that can fit up and make and
mend all kinds of shoes Such an one can find
steady employment by applying in front of the
spotswood HOTEL at my shoe shop. You can see the
sign i'll front. Cali at once. an % o.
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NJ ANlED, by lady, situation to
w ATTEND A STORE.eonfectionery nre-
ferred Persons wishing to employ any one will
address " Miss Z. So at this office. au 2S-2t-
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AUCTION sALYs
FUTURE nav
BY p. W. Grubbs. Aae,; ,'.....-'-.

AndE AND ATTRACTIVE CO.,
i OF REALLY vALUABIr i,o NJ SALE
r rnar. , SC, AT AUCTION ksiliOLD
a ,n;st % the adnnstIstrx Of the late he
Tesidsnee ne., s1 aan. sell At public auction Al H. Aa;e
gina, ON MONDAY next, the 2p,b ' 80 q W.
sod n.h a. 10 O'clock his valuable Aagsst
Sar d H,ner ua uRSh;i l consisting of tSS h.
handsome articles, embracing laroe y costly ssi
sassr, GLASS and Chinsware, such as i 4srah'Y 4
Tered for sale. II is only necessary 70 y; ra' II
neles to fully appreciate them. ~ Wv !a-tY.
fesidcs the Silver and Plated v.,e a.
,nagnincent Dinner Sets large otansi. aie tvo
I Ia,,,' Deeantets Tumblers, Goblet % rcA
usually found ia ana s indeed, almost every am, 10
hendred apd twenty-five bushels Of Coal Ai'9't,ar
ihs sale Is wen worthy the at,rn';,
WI" may Wish to purchase really good s,t;es = 'aae
ou2. r. W. GRuBBs, Auction.
- successor to Goddin n 49,
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RUNAWAYS.

ID u N A w A Y.-FIVE HUNDRED
LII DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from the
subscriber, about the lst of August, my man KIN
CHIN-calls himself HERBERT He is black 2:
good appearance; quick i'll action; about five feet
nine inches high and twenty-five to TWENTY-FIVE
years old was purchased in Richmond in july last
OF AIT. e. f. Morbin, who resides near Jude's Ferry,
in Powhatan county. will paw the above reward
II he Is delivered to Lee & Bowman, Richmond
Virginia, or confined in Jail 50 get him
q. A WHITE,
au 2f-l2t Lexington, Virginia
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D6 AUCTION NoTICE.-Our regular
Auction Sale of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY
GOODS, &c, viii take place ON THURSDAY
NEXT, the 18th instant, commencing at IL o'clock.
Consignments solicited for the above sale.
TARDY * WILLIAMS,
au % Auctioneers
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M w A l. l., Retail and Wholesale
NJ FAMILY GROCER, corner First and
Broad streets. w
10 barrels Superior Whiskey,
do Apple Brandy,
Wines, assorted,
Superior Apple Cider
Bacon and Dried Beef
Butter and Lard
Brown and Crushed Sugars.
Black and Green Teas,
% barrels supertine and Extra Flour,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Brooms, Buckets,
And all Kinds Of Goods usually kept in a Family
Grocery, at less than the market price.
"a ~, NJ. WALL,
aa I9-6t' Corner First and Broad streets.
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1.-TWO SMALL FARMS WITH n,

1.-TWO SMALL FARMS, WITH I'M.
PROVEMENTS, SUITED TO SMALL FAM
lLIES--ONE CONTAINING SEVENTY-FIVL
ACRES, THE OTHER ABOUT TWENTY ACRES
ONE TEN, THE OTHER ELEVEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROM
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AMI
pOIOMAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT ATC-
IlON.-Immedately after the sale of Elmineton
say at about O'Clock, on the 9th of August. will
pe sold at auction, the two little FARMS above de-.
scf1bed The one Of seventy-fve acres is on the
road nom Richmond to Goodalps, and adioins Ell
mington, and Is susceptible Of being made a valu-
aoie nttie place. having good proportion of cleared
meadow land and plenty of wood land. The smaller
place has good little improvements; and being on
the old stage road Ia very public one) is a fine loca-
uon Tor a trading man. Both places are healthy
and well watered and in good neighborhoods. They
wlil be sold at Ellington, or on the premises. as
may be thought best on the day of sale, as one adj
joins and the other is not far off
TRIMS Cash or credit, at the Sption of tho r
chaser /. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer.
au ~ Successor to Goddin u Apperson.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS nAY


by Williamson 4 Co., Auetioneers.
mo. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth i
FURNITURE,
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the Gath instant. com,oon,;,,.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, will sell at our salssr",',s
No. l92 Main street, an assortment of GoOTs en-,
sisting oil the following and other articles: sV"
Rosewood tChielscTing) Piano,
Mahogany Piano,-both excelent-tonea IN.
strtlinenta,~- M
Mahogany Cabinets,
Parior, Cane and Windsor Chairs
Dining, PaIlor and Kitchen Tables
Sofls, Lounges,
French and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Sh,Dk Mattresses
Pillows, holsters, Sheets, Blankets &c
Several excellent Cabinet Sewing Machines
curtains, Pictures, Mirrors,
Fancy Articles
Glass and Croekeryware
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Gold and Silver Watches
trunks Carpets, Mating, &c &c
au 30 $500 - ",
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ONE II L N DRIED DOLLARS RE.
~ WARn-Stoen from my stable, OH the Brook
road, on the 18th Of August, BAY MARE marked
with hoof split from being wounded will paw The
above reward for any information so l NAV get hen
AGAIN; ELLEN STANSBERRY
au 23-2ts
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a n E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
~ WARRIOR the 18th of August my stable
was broken open and both of my bay HORSES
Were stolen-oae Is a remarkably fine up-hcadetl
Hsrse and the other is blind will give the above
reward to any one who will return them to me at
the Louisiana Depot, corner Wall and Franklin
streets, or at my farm, Oh the Williamsburg turn
pike, near the toI-gate.
au 22-3ts JOHN TT MACKENZIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-24

D@ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-SIAUGHT
& CO., 159 Main street, will sell THIS MORNING,
at auction commencing at 10 O'Clock, a variety Of
BLOCKADE GOODS, consisting Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Calfskins, Galcoes Essence Of Coffee,
Cups and Saucers. Pocket-Books,
Gunpowder Tea, &e., &e.
10 which will be added
1000 yards Woollen Kerseys,
l piece Crenshaw's Atwood Cashmere,
boxes Brown Sugar,
barrels Apple Brandy,
5000 pounds Smoking Tobacco,
A lot Of fine Millinery Goods.
SLAUGHTER & CO.,
! au "a Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-24

- OOMS FOR RENT-Two ROOMS.
Il u with gas. One furnished, and both on second
noor, Tor rent. Apply at the second house above
Eighth, on Grace street, south side.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-24

4 UCTlON SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
IA BILE AND SCARCE MERCHANT TAILORS'
GOODS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "A, ISGi.-G
X. HOWARD, Merchant Tailor, retiring from bust
ness, will sell, the above day. at auction at his
store, on Fourteenth street, No. no. opposite the
Exchange Hotel, his entire stock of frst-elass MER-
CHANT TAILORS' GOODS adapted to frst-cass
trade-Cloihs, Cassimeres and Vestings, and the
best quality of Trimmings, Buttons, and all his
stock on hand Black Alpacas and English Luistres
Siecias.
ALSO,
Some handsome Ready-made Garments of his
own make.
Sale Will commence at l0A o'clock.
g. II. HOWARD,
No. ll0 Fourteenth street
au Zo-NS Opposite Exchange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-24

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Persons indebted
to requested to call and settle their accounts
we need all that is due, and cannot make appli-
cation to each one Of those who have unsettled ac-
counts with US. SAMUEL Nj. PRICE IL co.
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