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IscrsDr,nsx- About hali-past twelve o'clock
Sunday night FIRE built ia the back Lasement
Of brick residence Eighth street, north Of Leigh,
belonging to the estate Of the lste Philip Rahm and
but for its timely discovery by negro boy, who
capied the adjoining roon the building would pro-
badly have been destroyed. The negro soon as he
was awakened gave the alarm, which soon aroused
Mr.; Adolphns Rahm, who occupied one Of the upper
rooms, and together with the assistance Of some Of
the neghbors who attracted TO the spot by the
Of the females and the cry Of fire. they sue
eeeded, after vigorous effort VI fifteen or twenty
minutes, IN extinguishing the flames with the use Of
buckets. tubs, Sc,
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HusrIsas CouRr OF MAersrRxgEs YEsrxapAy.--
James H. Shuinaker. charged with stealing horse
from w. 8. Carr, sent on for trial before Judge
Lyons; John Leathers, charged with stealing xhiYt
from ]. Brittingham, having been once before con-
vieted Of petit larceny, was sent ON before judge
Boltz, charged with stabbng W. T. Norris, was dis
charged; Frederick GERHARD, free negro, charged
with stealing los IS in gold and silver from Susan,
slave OF William II. Fry, ordered to be sold
INTO slavery; James II. Sanders Was sent on for
trial for stealing two brass cannon bashings the
property oil the Conf deratc States; Henry Robin
son. free, charged with aiding and abetting IN the
dered to be sold into slavery John Ellis, charged
with stealing Mcclellan saddle from Captain Hay
ward, was ordered to receive thirty-nine lashes
Susan, slave Of John Brock, charged with stealing
sundry articles from John Klein, was discharged:
and John Logan, free negro, implicated in the bur-
glarious robbery Of Alexander Il. Holladay, was
ordered TO be sold into slavery
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w +. PRICE,
" GROCER AND CoMMissJoS MERcH Ant,
IiIItrvnth street, between Main and Cary,
hCnNoND, VIRGINIA,
n ! constantly Oh hand general assortment VI
tR''LkIES. WINES and LIQUORS, which he
F'-l5fvl u I'll 1t the lowest market rates. He
-.'',.- tae l-iel'i-Jn OF the public.
40. i-AHituts solicited sc I-l2tt
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

fsNE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECO-
! NLREp from his late illness, will attend his
Nti'r lr'W TODAY. ana Will by pleased to ste ms
a'ieut~ ana the public generally. 4 splendid as
sn.iHalt %. GOLD FOIL and ether materials on
hand
Isrn- Wishing 10 see l,4e on business after Office
h4-i-. Sill please call at Iay residence ON Marshall
s.il-t, between First and Adams.
NJ = BLANKMAS,
Surgeon and Dentist s3 Main street
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GOTTON YARNS.
~ 10 bales superior COTTON YARNS. q to Il
just received and tor sale by
se ie-st CHARLES I. WORKMAN u co.
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sli(bmonS 9ispattt,
nv ! A. towARpIN q co.

rar r,sparen Is published ds'y sunday sxeer,-
t''i - g., .iS Months TIN ppIt.AR> Tor tlife'
',,ts or rouR po,',e. ser o''e month IA eaVaafe
,,,tanc,,s b, mad al the risk OF those
nj, n. .le them.
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HATS, HATS. HATS!-A large as
sortment Of the finest FRENCH HATS, Fail
STYLE for sale at retail at Wholesale prices at
GU0OENHEIAER & dOLDsMITH'S.
Sc 9-sts No. f3a Main street.
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DLOCkADEt BLOCKADEi.
BELvINs: BLOCK SHOE STORE.

BELFIN'S' BLOCK SHOE STORE.
We have lately received from WILMINGTON and
Dditnofe large selection Of SHOES, aud now have
tue largest stock III the South
800 pairs Vt Lt'iies' French and English 9arteEs,
sUU pairs oi superior Morocco Bootees,
800 pairs of Misses Leather Shoes, with othei
kinds and qualities
700 paus Of 0entlemer's Cal.skin Gatefs This
i deShiediy tho best Shoe imported.
~ pairs ol Boys iow-quartes English Shoes,
500 pairs OF Army and Servant Shoes
with large assortment Of
Neakties. Drawers, UndeTshirts
Mems Felt Hats and Kid Gloves
Shoe and other Lao.s,
= Handkerchiefs, Black Thread.
Eyelets, Machine Silk,
Hoop Skirts, Corset Springs
Matches, Froaeh Calfskins, &c, Ne
sc f-eodlm
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YyRY LEONARDS PILLS,
LEONAfIJS PILLS,
LE0NARpS PILLS
= To be lad u ali Druggists IN Richmond. Price,
81 per box. &c lo--ys
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CPO1TS & HARVEY will sell to all
- families holding tickets Of application for RICE
two pounds for each member, when not exeeeding
l2tA ot September, " lv--cs
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PsAygRs IN BEHALE oy PxTgExAr ~. In rssponAs
TO the requests from the pastors u ths chsrehes u
Petersburg for prayers in behalf " the aicsed eti-
zens Of that place, divine services viii ~ hsld N
most Of the churches in this city to-day.
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II L \ A WAY.-oNE THOITSAND
4 DOLLARS REWARD ,o, ~ = .DnE,,,r,,
a..,i pi-A, hbUhSE. delivered 10 ru,. ia Rich,
l..s eo.,,. s .eu oeioil4 H. r. Morriss's farm il,
a3,, A. -, - heiafieo, the lst instant lie Is
.Hl i,', ',' SeFeil inches high. quite black very
'irty y., - i ~Iit.s quita well, and Is about
"v s-4aw1w 'isIS 1. siohRiSS
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MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION.

The Steamer WILLIAM ALLISON will make Il
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION down JAMES RIVER
On TUESDAY NEXT, 18th instant,
leaving The wharf AZ halfpast O'clock returning
to the city at II O'Clock.
The ARMORi BAND professor Lubnanj IS en-
gagged foy the occasion.
Refreshments will be found on the boat.
FARE FOR THE Tar Gentlemen, 10; gentleman
and lady, 10, and each additional LADY, S.; chill
dren under ten Years Of age, $50. se 9-tt'
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TOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
- DEALERS IN MUSIC, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
No. lSs Main street, Richmond, Va, (P. II. Tay-
lor's old stand,l
where may be found large and valuable collection
OF OLD MUSIC by eminent masters. This selection
was made before the war by gentleman of acknow-
ledged musical ability and taste is probably unri-
vailed by any stock IN the Confederacy; and COM
prses, Ill addition TO Standard Sonnatas, concerted
pieces, &c, general assortment Of lighter music,
such as
MARCHES,
QUICKSTEPS,
WALTZES,
SONGS sc
Organists, Pianists, Vocalists, Teachers, and the
lovers OF GOOD MUSIC gelierally, are respectfully
and confidently invited to examine this stock
NEW MUSIC of the day constantly on hand.
husieai instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings
with general assortment Of books and Stationery.
Sc l2-Gts
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I \ p HUNDRED DOLIARs pF-

lssl, t..'1 Ran away, about the Is. Of July.
Sork On ~ q, = Say, TO when he was hired 10
isLs i,si 'genty years old, Ave feet six or eieh,
yerg Ekliss' night complexion, spare maie' and
delivery y 49,. sili pay the above reward for his
hsm - A's " confinement in jail SO / can get
H. A. A. WATSON.
@l-I1.. 5suAings's Ordinary Postoface.
Ssstoway county, Virginia,
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By TKLE0 AYU.
'oRrEp SPECIALLY roa TIE .DAIIy DfsfATca.'1 n
YR0M cHARLESrON.

PkUN EHAkLK6IVN.
CHAaIrsfox, September 1.-The eneny bsve
been making reconno1ssan of uvuesre and LonG
-isiands, and have also bossbasded ths baa1eEy %
Sullivan's island.
The borsubar,lnsnt " samtsT and city vss vssy
heavy yesterday; but tasrs were ~ eAsunities
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TWO HUNDRED DOfLARs Pc

~, IT = y bItT4D DUIIIHRS RE
WAkD.-Rm away from the sabser.s'r
-, ne ~. sh d last month, lAugust) Negro Boy
uE- hVbLkf; about twcnty-eght wears old:
t.e,l ,-.in SieSen inches high; black; ane set of
rt...' r'il'I II theled 10 be knoek-knced quick
trorn ''4a very active. lie had when he len
e5l'r.j hi sack coat; his other clothing not re-
Sill - :, ne 4is Vas raisel III Mlddlesex county,
ag, re tle above reward for his apprehensori and
Eetf.I1 a H.c. OF To aess9s. s. N DAVIS Il co, of
~ hn 49,. ~ LIS confinement. in any jail tha.
- ----@sIi! @saIi! ise S-lOtl j. j. PACE
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CRY couscn.A regular monthly meeting Of
the Council was held yesterday afternoon, 1t which
the following matters were considered
A report was submitted frum the Committee ON
City Hospitals, showing total de6eit of fisburss-
ments over receipts Of ~ ,s39 81, from the 81 Of
opened, to the 18th u July, 1864, At which time
they were closed An ordinance to estalIish CITY
wofk house was laid on the tsble--A rspoft ffoln
creasing the rate for gas from Is to 20 per OOO
ieet sd increase to go into effect for all eas used
on and after the ist Of October, lssa-An orii-
nance establishing the office VI City Scavengcr was
adopted, and H. II Allen was elected 10 perlorm fhs
duties The Office Of Wood Measurer was also cree
ated, and John T. Glazebrook was eected 10 All II.
VACANCY. AN ordinance was adopted regulating tAs
price for intermenfs in oakwood Cemetery.
After the transaction Of sosne othe, utirnportaut
business, the Council adjourned
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GHIRTS AND COLLARS MADE TO
~ ORDER, Hemning. Tucking aud corlins, and
all kinds u Stitching, done ut the shortest notice
on Nineteenth stroct, one door frun Franklin.
~ lS-its
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CONFEDERATE STATES DrsrRIcr corRr. yrsrrra-
pAY--rhe case Of Mrs Mary Caroline Allan,
charged with reasonable correspondents with ths
enemy, called and postponed till the 18th day Of
October next whereupon her bail was renewed in
time
William Barrett's motion for injunction against
+. A. Woods, Confederate States Tax Collector, re-
qllring HIM to accept four per cent bonds in pay
ment OF taxes. was postponed till this morning
The court then adjourned.
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ARGE GLOBES, &c.-J. w. RAN.
Ia DOLpH has for sale, ut moderate prices, one
pair Of ten-inch and one pair of eightesn-inch
GLOBES. Also, one ten-iaeh TERRESTRIAL
GLOBE Also, ona ELECTRICAL MACHINE
sc lS-lts
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SUNDRIES.
~ "a cases Ground Mustard,
SO bags Virginia salt,
l0 barrels Peanut Oil,
25 bales Augusta Sheeting,
10 casks rice,
10 cases Pearl Starch,
Is bags Cuba Coffee,
at private sale. ROBINSON, ADAMS 6 CO.
sc i2-iw
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NOR THE POTOMAC.--Persons de-

sirons of going 70 ths Potomac. BY getting
proper passports secure seats N pleasant con-
veyAnce and 1T moderate charges. Apply - -
Nam street, between the hours 0f sn1 y s'sloek.
- 2-lAs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nj ErRoPoLL'rAN HALL.

hm " CGmE EN lO.
M NErROPOIITAN HALL.
SECOND WEEK OF nIRcH's NIGHTINGALE
MISS1REL3
under the f1silsgempnt oil
WILLIAM BIRCH
Hall crowded nightly TO witness BIRCHs NIGHT
IN6ALES, under the management OF
BILLY BIRCH
TUESDAY NIGur-THE GREATEST NIGHT
OF THE SEASOS
HERE'S YOUR MULE,
HERE'S YOUR MULE,
HERE'S YOUR MULE,
BY GEORGE REEMS.
ny GEORGE REEMS.
BY GEORGE REEMS,
DAN HOWARD viii appear on THURSDAY
EVENING, September 18th, the Slack-Rupe. He
Is considered by the press and pibic 10 be the best
that lives. Tie performs some OF the most daring
feats ever performed by any one III Richmond
WHAT WILL YOU TAKE Me FOR
TONIGHT.
Remember, HERE'S YOUR MULE.
COME ALL GEORGE REEMS'S MULE To-
SiGHF. 81 i3-lts
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4 VALUABLE HOUSE GIRL. FIF-
IA TEEN YEARS OF AGE, FOR sALE.--Any
citizen VI Richmond requiring q smart servant Tor
his osn can purchase one on moderate tGxsns.
For further particulars. address Il. CUSfI5,
50 i3-lts Dispatch 00lce.
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= 4 HUNDRED DOLIARS RE.

- TX HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
- NAbD Kan away from NV stahI,s. ON the
,''.Ai Il he 2Sta ultiino mv two NEGRO MEN.
mt. mt ALERT and HENRY. Henry is about
."., ''~2 of t.euty-thioe years old about five
-, N 10. i'e2 high black, and stamIness very badly
M, ~,iNu4S Albert is about twenty years old,
A'' j.. seyeu inches high. bfipI,t 1nulytto With
,- - acc ''''d very large feet and hands l will
a. '~' ABOVE reward fol them, or three hundred
81 - etIler of'e. delivered 10 me at NV stables,
IA ''i.''' atfset 1hyy evidently making
-'' way ~ ihs Yankee. lvlas
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
.g g.. 'hG'ilA StAbies, Franklin street,
- Richmond Virginia
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CEVEN HUNDRED PADS COTTON
~ YARNS, Nos q to ii,
2eo pairs COTTON AND W00I. CARDS.
5000 yards Al BROWN COTTON,
NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES, tgenuiRe,t
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
TOBACCO, SUGAR. &c,
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
BOSHER x WOODDY'S
Sc S-6ts No II Main street
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RUEAWAYS.

ttl + HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
1 WARD. Ran away from my residence the
'.''tlya Lyazrs SIDNEY, the slave of Major J j.
+''iia u Iei!lieasee lie has been ill Inv service
- tat January. Last year he was hired as an
'-i.,' SeiF-ut IN the Western army. This boy Is
'lsu; Eliiatto, ot rather spare build, about
Woo Years u age, i've feet ten or eleven inches
-".'H Without tesId When spoken TO- be usuiIsy
I'' 81 l. >suriI an, dropping his eyeli,la ald iar
~'i .H'shs hia iils lie preterlds 70 q slouchirQ
,''-' ''i't"zt Il biiak enough when he chooses IL
D good hVsiieF and far cook When last seen a,
IN -.' ~ d " C'o'ki N, Sunday, the llth instant,
IT, lai Oh 3 grey e4.stner- s,ck coat lln.. I,anta
.'-.' dfaU iyii hat, aud army doth shoes, much
"-." Is opposed to have takc;. with him a heavy
'''e0 l's1 oye1sgck The above reward will Le
'-'' ~ ID delivery 10 Inc III pc1son
4, Nv 4 L. PETICOLAS
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}NOR RENT. one large BRICK TENE-
MENF uu Broad street, between Fourth and
fisA streets suitable for store and dwelling,
u'UlIgt BY Mr.. y, spots lewelTy establish
msut II contains large store, besides eight rooms,
anh maiern improvements, a large yard, with
iSrt.HrmrHt kitchen. Possession gwen by tho lst
u-tytcg. For terms, apply To
Mas. ELIZABETH RUFF,
- ST Conner Broad and jefferson streets
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HNHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT MY
name is connected with the Varieties, but !
want the public 10 know that am in no way con-
nected with the Varieties. and shall perform at
Metropolitan Hall ON THURSDAY EVENING, 18th
instant. Sc l3-Hs DAN HoWARD.
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DKUAD ROCK (NIRGINIA) RACES
the Broad Rock Course, near Richmond Virginia
tlnuod four days
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2s.-FRsT naY-Tho meet
lug viii commence with post stake two mile heats
free t0r all ages, 900 entrance pay or pIay-tht
proprietor 10 add 900
SATURDAY, OCT0BEa SECOND Day
stake Tor three year ods, mile heats 5 900 entIanc.
tho proprietor 10 add 600.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i.-THIBU DAY-PoS;
stake, three mile heat, free Tor all ,ses 900 en-
tfanee-the proprietor to add So 000.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.--FoURTH DAV-Post
stake for three year olds, two mile heats 900 f
trance-the proprietor to add ,2L1.
All OF the above stakes viii close the 25,h Of Sep
teInbeT--thTcc subscribers To make Il race
Already there are three subscribers 10 each stake
The proprietor reserves to himself the 1lsht 10
postpone any u the above stakes ii tle weather
should plVye unlayorable to tt good race
Pdltle- wishing 70 make entities Will address Le
proprietor at Ric.nond, Virginia.
ID. MCDANIEL
au 2'-2awt25thS Broad E0ch Course.
ME GRAND SELECT BALI WHICH
was 10 be given at Company G's Hall on
THURSDAY, September stL, foI the benefit OF JAS
PER MRREDIrH, Is postponed until
TUESDAY EVENING, September 18th,
ON account of the ncienency of the weather. Tickets
heretofore sold will be good Tuesday evenrl,
next 4 good time viii be insured to all who may
attend it.
NANAGERS:
J. F. REDFoRD, GEORGE oLPHIN
ST. l0-3t'
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BY REQUEST
WILL Be Presented THE MOST sLESANT And SArU-
MODERN COMEDIES,
translated from the French Of Monsieur Octave
Eeuillet, III siX tabieaux, entitled th5
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG IAS
Miss IDA VERNON,
who has kindly volunteered for the occasion, will
MARGUERITE.
KATIE ESTELLE as .,......,...,...-,,.... liEloINE
RICHARD D'oRSAY OGDEN as MANUEL
Conclude with the localized burles4ae of
Po-CA-HoN-TAS,
in which
Mise sALLiE PARTiE0foN,
who has volunteered. will appear
JOHN SMITH
E. r. DALTON,
who has also volunteered,
.on,u.ry viii appear as
Miss IDA VERNON as..,......,..... .PocAHoNrAs.
To-Norrow The ANGEL OF DEATH.
lse ls-iti
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r.nK EFNr, very desirable ROOM on
Il a., s..,,4 ioor, Handsomely furnished Ap-
= ~. fh,. sHih ,idt of Grace stte't, i0arth d1or
..l..v. Eiehth Possession gwen '"'f''ediaeiS
lts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

f,oR REM, two DESIRABLE FUR
II NfstfEp ROOMS, ln a pleasant nsighhot-
~ aa ,l,e iiT,t ~ parlot door, aud the other
o,. lGc ond ilooT Pt1i use ., hti'tnG hr; can y,
.,.g',,c Linden Row, Franklin streot, third door
S@'''"~t -, g. a-3ta
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WHAT WILL YOU TAKE Me FoRl
TONIGHT

Remember, HERE'S YOUR MULE.
COME ALL GEORGE REEMS'S MULE To-
NIGHT 81 l3-lts
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N1 OTHING that is not wholesome geniel anC
[ y restoralivein its,nature, enters into .tht
Icomposition OF uOSfElTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS This popular preparation contains
no mineral of any kind no botanical element
no fiery exctaut but it is a computation Of the
extracts Of rare balsalnic herbs and plants
WIN ,he pufest ana miIaeSt OF All uiHusW'
slmuiahls' 5 .v '., Sob. .- r 4.-uu
It isto be forearmed 40 gainst disease and Sc
far us the human system can be protected b,
means against malades engendercd by an nm
weoles' me atmosphere, impure writer and othe
external causes, HOST TLTTER'S BlfTERs
may be relied on as Il safeguard,
d In districts infested with Fever ard Aguc. i
has been found iulaIl;ble MS n preventive and
irresistible az remedy. and thousands who
resort TO il under apurobension of an attack
escaped the scourue; and thousands who ne
gect to avail themselves ,fits protective DUAL
tiles in advance, arc cured bv Il very brief course
of thjsmaryelous medicipe, Fever and Aeue
,uticnts. after penr plied with Quinne ioi
months in vnin.until fairIy satnlated with that
dangerous alkoloip are not unfreumntly res
I'd TO health within n few days by the use OF
HOSTETTER'S BlITERS.
The weak stomach il RAPIDLY inysGorated.
and tLc annette rpstnrea Nv tbisayrepsblp ton
ic, and enee it works wonders in cases of Dis
pepsia, aud in less codfrmed tormsof Indgcs
ton. Acting as a gentle and painless apperi-
ent as well as upon the Liver. it also invaria-
bl, relieves the Constipation supernduce,i by
irregular action Of the edigeStive and secretly
toreons. .-.. .....
Persons offeeb,r heblt'l''abre 10 Nervous at
tncts, Lowness OF spirits ana fl.S Oh La"EMor'
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GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS

steel pens holders, pencils and sharpners,
pencil points, shaw pins Of various sorts and
one thousand and one, otherarticles 10 numer-
Gus to mention,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
warranted to give entire satisfaction
JOHN PAUSCH.
In Jerry GrofSs old Stand, one door south
fthe bank.
U. sandusky. Dec. ls..ls63-t '..--
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Hardware,
Edged Tools,
Glass, Putty,
aiIs, Iron,

Gnd every description Of GOODS found in
First class Hardware Establishment, may be
foand in our Store.
Thankful for past favors, we will continue to
merit the confidence ofthe Public, by our at
tempt to please. BERRY BROTHERS,.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. l6, '63-ly.
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EZNl NMSEGss

OF the best American Manufacture Razors,
Silver Spoons, and Butter knives Silver
Thimbles, Port Monies, Purses, Rocket Books,
and Bankers Cases. Spsctaces Copcave pe5
Glass, uear Sighted Glasses nose Glasses, G1g,
giles common glasses, Spectacle cases, violin,
bows, boxes, and VIOLA bow hair. tail pieces
bridges pegs, Italian violin, Strings,snd in
good guitar strings violin and ACCORDION in.
struc,ions. Blank music paper and books and
tuning forks song books Gllt'lobking GLASSES
toy letters toy watches. rubber combs. fue
and coarse, coral beads and rings, best
.r7 .o,.,,. .,s.-,,o.,, -5 4
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sEs DENTISTRY. E=S

.DR. KENEGY, having located in Uppe
DSsndusky, would respectfully announce
to the citizens that he is prepared to do all
kinds ofDental Work, on the most reasonable
terms.
Teethinserted on Gold or Silver plate md
Vuleanized Rubber from single tooth toan
eptireset. .t 10 Fv..'s a... ..#q a-f
II Office, North Of the Court House, for
morally lyoccupied by Rhosds 4 Myers.
Sept.tS, ls63-,if.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-17
CLOCKS, &C, &c.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

A large vari ey Clocks, Wa tches Jewelry
and notlous of every description, continually
on hand, which are all new, and OF the latest
styles sru ... g. --... ....,.' s.H Oh ,.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23

Another of those frequent and disastrous COL
lisons for which the Erie Railroad has gained scsh al
unsnvssle Dotorety took place about O'Clock on Nih
day morning the Erie line. ct place called Ainos
about mixes and half from hornelsviae IL seems
that OF the bridges certain sections OF the road
have recently been carried away By the heavy fresheS
that have there prevailed and owing to this cause the
express train from Chisso failed to connect as should
hare dono with tie express from Cleveland at Salamanca
ender these circumstances the through passengers
from Chicago wers hooked on to wild cat" freight
TRIM which to work it's way along she line. when
about four mes and shalt from Hornellxvis tbs wild
cat coded with freight train running In contrary
direesier from HornoiSviIe. killing the sngineer and
ircmsa Of the wild ca. train, and ontirsiy smashing
both locomotives and seTen or eight freight oars.
Fortuaa:ey the enginor and hSeman Of the freight
train from Hornelsvile wsre able 70 jump oin time 10
save their lives and the passengers being at ire end Of
the wild oas train which Was very long one escaped
without any injury serious than few brui'ss As
usual in such cases. nobody Il, to blame. the te.grnph
operators each charging the other with being IL fault
the one at Hornesve stating that be did not receive
the despatch announcing the Wild oat train from sa'
msnca until some time after the train lad left HornsAs
villa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23

largo meeting at Winchester, our County Town: oil
parts Of the County were represented, and Mr..
duced by these meetings is every way favorable to
our cause.
Mr. Julian win canvass the District thoroughly.
and will render constant, unequivocal, and most
efficient support to the entire Union Ticket, State
Lincoln and Johnson, Morton and Julian, our
Union candidates for County Officers; and for Con-
gress, were selected by the people at q nominating
election last Spring, and they viii all be elected.
First and last, whether there Is draft or not, in
var and in peace, in dark hours and bright, our
people here are for the of the Union and tho
Government. Inn.