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Insolence.

The Queen Of Great Britain, in her hate speech
il made, for the third of fourth time within the las
three years, to call this war the "etsH war nov
raging in America" 1t is Rot to be supposed tina,
these gratuitous insults emanate from the Queen
herself She Is far too great lady to know care
ausht aboat America or the war raging therein, or
the character thereof. They are the work of Lord
Russell, and are peculiarly characteristic of the
small, spiteful, and better understanding of tina,
sonfemptibs little minister. We regret to observe
that tho Emperor of the French, on late occasion.
thought proper TO employ the same terms in speak
ing OF the war-regret it, not from any feeling of
respect for that functionary whose reacherous deal
ing with the Confederacy in regard to the rams
built In the French ports has revealed his true
character too fully to leave him any title to reye
renee On our partbnt because we arc panied to see
The head Of the French nation treading in the foot
steps, and repeating the language, ii the british
minister like tame parrot which has been taught
It's lesson and will not go beyond it.
Lincoln aftirms that we arc rebels: we denv il -
The British Government affects to be neutral in the
matter To call this "a civil war is to place us in
the category of rebels and therefore to take sides
with Lincoln. Il Ia 10 interfere in a most unwar-
IN.
ternsl affairs Of this people. 1t is to be precisely
the reverse Of what the British Government AFFECTS
y be in this matter. If the United States be con.
soiidstsd empire, then Lincoln is right; We are re-
bels and this is civil war. Lord Russell saws he
10 right The United Statos do form consolidated
government, and this is civil war Could inso-
lsuce 80 farther,
Aiad We only had navy which could have coped
van that Of the Yankees from the beginning We
ahouad never have heard these insults. II il only
- 1ae weak and those unable to protect themselves
-. s.sa. Dl'taan ever offers them We are at pres
IN 'hst condition. 80 far q. she is concerned he.
tss - nave no navy although our exploits upon
!. ,ha, ~ a.leaay within three years. surpassed
- 'Aa' 'ae British armies have done v,sha H. h..
sares centuries She can insult !, r,th .s,
naf = the reason she does it, It /. coa.;.,. -.
1sr Whole policy, which consists, and a,vav. ~.
snnssfsd n doninssring over the weak ana Al,
- thssisoag. s'''s
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By~Ellett, Bell & Fox, Auctioneers.

-
4 UCTION SALE OF THE RESCUED
~ CARGO OF THE STEAMER DARE
AND OTHER LARGE CONSEQUENCES OF FO-
REIGN MERCHANDISE, JUST LANDED FROM
NASSAU.-On TUESDAY, the 23d August, we will
the cargo saved from the wreck of the steamer Dare
and additional consignments of desirable MER-
CHAND1SE, just received by other steamers, COM
prising in part the following goods, viz;
80 pecso6- Black Cloths
% do. Black Gros du Rhin Silks
100 do. Fancy Dark and Light Prints,
so do. Al Beached Shirtings,
20 do. Printed Organdies,
do. Al-wool Dclunes,
IS do. French Meiiiloes
10 do. G-i Heavy Lambskin Coating,
70 do. o. Blue and Black Moskora Coating
IL do. Heavy Fancy Cashmere,
Is do. 5i-inch Inigo-Blu and Black Mixed
Tweeds,
case diamond pointed FIlc;ting (C4rd Co-
thing),
10 pieces Grants English Grapes,
25 do. Black and colored Bonnet Ribbons,
10 do. Black Mohars assorted,
20 dozen Super French Corsets,
10 do Black and Fancy Neck Ties,
100 do Regatta Shirts,
40 do Long Cloth Shirts,
IS boxes Hemmed do. do
- pairs Ladies' Lasting Caters,
30 dozen Brown Cotton Half Hose,
bales ~ Augusta Slleeting,
bales eight-ounce OsnaburgS.
ALSO,
80 boxes 8. III. Hollands Extra Manufactured
Tobacco,
80 boxes Hiawatha Tobacco,
Is kegs Bi Carbonate Soda,
barrels Java Coffee &c, &c.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock.
ELLErr, BELL & FOX, Auctioneers.
F. S.-COnsignments for this sale should be sent
Ill by saturday afternoon. au i6
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NLAVES AT PUBLIC AUCTIoy


\ BEAUTIFUL FARM IN AIpr
~ MARLE COUNTY foK RENT Ann ~.
okoES FOR lilRE.-bcng unable 10 CIV, w., VI
seI'ai attention TO my Farm, will rent il ami H.
.ne negroes TO good tenant. II not rented t,,, r.
beforehand, viii put il Up at public au,,;l
lS1 aay OF September, 1864; on which day viii '
sen the growing crop, horses cattle Aogs and e.
ing utensils. Farm contains three hundred ana m
.yeight acres, and lies six 6l miles hortb ~ 'b
au S-eOd2w Char,,ttas,.1I Ann,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.--We will add to
our sale THIS MORNING
bales A Augusta Sheetings,
bales ia Augusta Sheetings,
20 coils Cotton Rope,
| two-horse Wagon, suitable for farming,
! Buggy,
kegs Fresh Butter,
2 barrels Cheese,
"a barrels Flour,
60 sets Knives and Forks,
ID barrels Brown Peas,
kegs Rifle Powder,
ls0 thousand q. ID. Cape,
100 pairs No. Cotton Cards.
Shoes,
l60 pounds Blue stone,
IA thousand Cigars,
cases Cognac Brandy,
s barrels Lard,
200 gross Steel Pens,
II l6 gross Peh-Holdeps,
Is dozen Playing Cards,
50 dozen Memorandum Books
60 pounds Seven-top Tirnip seed,
chests Green Tea,
boxes Jewelry,
l Gold Pencil.
aul9 ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.
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|nNE CASE OF LADIES' CORSETS.
" French shape, ut Miss r. q. MeLEMoRE's,
over r. wesigei's Hat Store, le. Main street.
au E--6ts
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HORSE FOR SALE.--A good WORK
Ii HORSE for sale. Inquire OF
Mrs. A. LUGNOr,
an Isl On Westham Plankroad.
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A CARBIDE. w. II. GIBBS v ss.
~ his professional services TO theeltzens@ -
mona Office ON west side OF Foarth ssisVs y.
jackson. Richmond, Virginia. al
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A FARM, WITH THE STOCK,


IA CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS &c, FOR
SALE,-The subscriber Is authorized 10 -cl, pgi-
vately, FARM in Powhatan county, t0grihs wta
all of the STOCK, CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS,
sc, thereon. The harm contains three hundred
and fourteen acres, and is situated Oh the Buckz-
ham road, about twenty-five miles from Richmond
and four miles from fowhatan Station, Rlchmohl
and Danyille railroad, in healthy locality, aIt
well supplied with good well ana branch water. III
land Is OF fair quality about Oae-hdli of tSo-'hud
arabic, the balance iii pine and oak growth he
buildings consist OF Il twO->t0ry Dwtillng-iioi'r,
lately fitted up, with four looms and Passage g.
sides basement and AL necessary clubhouse he
stock--one Horse and three Mules, yoke Of Osra,
i've head of cattle and fourteen hogs. The fiiHt%
Utensils are nearly new and embrace the t5i.o~lhs
Wagons, Carts, Threshng Machine, Wheat Ia
Corn-Sheller, Cntting-kniyes, scythes and FloliL3
OF all kinds. The Crops-Wheat, Oats, Com, f'd'
Potatoes, Sorghum, &c. and If desirci the Hans
on the place will be hired for the balance d ne
year. Mr.. f. NJ. Farley, the Manager, wi! shs'
the land, crops, &c, TO any wishing ~ 'rT u
farm.
TERMS: Cash, and possession given mrnetalef
For further particulars address J. b. G0ODE
Genito Post-ohice, Powhhtan county, fligiha
au l3-6t'
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NOTICE.-The store No. l52 Main
IL street, next door. 10 Telegraph Once, has
opened with . choice assortment Of LIQUORS.
SAUCES. PICKLES and FAMILY 0ROCNRIES
which are Offered to the public At reasonable piees
an E--6ts
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IFeVllllahs P0st-0ihce, LOUISA county, Va.
au LINZ
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

4 SMALL FARM, AT THE HEAD OF
IA TIE BROOK TURNPIKE, ABOUT SIX
MILES FROM THE CITY, FOR SALE pRI
VAfELi.-I aim authorized to scu, privately b.
desirable little FARM situated a. above AZ pl,.e,.
occupied by Mrs A. T. Maynard. The bullhnq
consist of - Dwelling House with thie,. rooms witt
the usual out-buildings; also, good Ice-IIoae. IA
good repair, 1t has small Orchard oil choice fut
trees, and the present crop thereon. lmrnth,p
possession given. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
an HIT Real Estate A pi-tpu,rr-
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DEA UTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-

DE A UT + Il l. COTTAGE RESI-.
ID DESCE IN THE TOWN OF DANVIIIE
FOR SALE.-I offer for sale, privately a boautns
COTTAGE RESIDENCE in Danyile The IgH
ing, surrounded by beautiful oak trees contains n,s
rooms, besides storc-room and two closets with foE,
ana back porchcS, with kitchen, stable, corn.hou,,
smoke-house, &c The buildings are all in god o.
der, nearly new, having been built within thu ll,t
four Years. The lot contains one and quar'.g
acres the garden is large ana productive, ana he.
are Oh the lot one hundred choice fluit tees Iau7
is well Of excellent water in the yard foT trtn-,
apply 10 L. W GkuBbs, Auctiaue,r
au l9-3t Successor to Go,tdin 4 AptersgR
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ID OCkBRIDGE BATHS.

NJ EVA STEARINE CANDLES.-A
4 Y small lot Of the above superior Candles Just
received
barrels Preserving Sugar,
barrels Crushed Sugar,
5 boxes Clarified Sugar,
bags Java Coffee,
bags Lasuayfa Coffee,
chest English breakfast Tea,
Pure Wines and Liquors. for Medicinal purposes
Pure old Port Wine
Pure old Madeira Wine
Pure old Sherry Vine
Maltelle Brandy,
p. Hangers Whskey, warranted four years
old;
Stuart's Whisley, very old;
Alexander's Whiskey, very old;
Atsop's Ale, in quarts;
Jeffrey's Ale, in pints &c, &c.
Received and for sale by l.. VERY
No. 5, Twelfth street, south of Main
au l5-eod3t=
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OBITUARY.

Died, August Eth, at quarter to eight O'Clock T.
NJ, after M Illness Of two weeks, of typhoid pneu
monia CHARLES c. WALTER, JR., second son o
Zellean V. and Charles c. Walter i'll the fourteenth
year of his age.
Thus in the short space OF two years have these
fond parents been called to mourn the loss oi TIVE
interesting children. Little Charlie has gone Il
join his angel sister i'll the realius Of bliss. twas
hard to give him up. Truly 1t may be said of him
g None knew him but TO love him" May God enable
them TO bear this dispensation Of His providence
with Christian resignation for their lSss is his eter-
nal gain. Another bright angel has Joined the happy
thrOng above there to sing Gods praises throughout
eternity Farewell dear Charlie, farewell.
NJ. A. d.
~ Lookport, New York, New York city and
CINCINNATI papers please copy.
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sOk SALE, at reduced prices, lot of
a fcae BLACK SEWING SILK, by the pound or
Quantities. Also, few pounds Of splendid
TEpp.X sADDLEfiS SILK, CLOTHS and CASH.
-. n, Dy the piece or si,8le yard
saAS-es BEERS & sPILAIAN.
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AUCTION SAFES.
THIS DAY.



BY 1. II. Luck, Auctioneer.
New Auction House. No. Sc Main strect)
FURNITURE, SHOES, DRY GOODS.
l. TOBACCO, &c, AT AUCTION IL will saIi
at auction on FRIDAY MORNING, the 10Th nj 10
O'Clock, desirable assortment Of Furniture shoes,
Dry Goods, Tobacco, &c,, consisting in part al
beautiful Wardrobes
dozen canc-seat and other chaira
Washstands, Tables,
elegant Cabinets, with glasses
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture.
soats Sewing Machine in order
Cnifls Carriage, nearly new.
!. ! Smoking Tobacco Cutting Machine,
lot of New Grain Bags,
l splendid Navy Pistol,
Shoes, Dry Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches and
boxes Of good Chewing Tobacco
l.. III. LUCK, Auetioneer,
No. sc Main street
ADDITIONAL.
No Violin and one good Gold Chain
an ~ l.. III. LUCK, Auctioneer.
Consignments solicited and received till O'Clock
on dav OF sac. au is L. ii. T..
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uIlCE.-The Cannlboat RELIEF has
,A!,y~ arrived. and has ON hoard, for sale eheap.
i HuIIER. EGGS and FLOUR, TO consumers only'
" wii also receive freight for all intermediate
inston. Apply Ola board, at Basin Shed.
au i9--N' +. CANNON CAPTAIN
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MARRIED

Js.nes 4. Oates, Mr.. EDWARD GOODWIN, .
New Orleans. to Miss EIyISI KERsEY. Of thi
90
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EOR SALE, privately, 4 very desirtb
Il new framed HOUSE, with Eve ICONS and rG.
sage, Kitchen, Wood ana Coa-hoIise, &C., vim
frst-rate Garden The lot fronts sixty feet, snis
one hundred and thirty-two feet deep For ~.
uculars, apply corner OF ThirysecOnd ami streets
au l7-ltt
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- FRENcH PocKET MEDICINE CASES.
WE have Just received a lot of beautiful
FRENCH POCKET CASES
Filled with variety of
MEDICINES, TWEEZERS, &c
Especially suited 10
Travellers, Physicians and others
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists
an 19-ltt Corner Tenth and Main streets
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T>OR SALE AT THE pENJTENTIA.

nor SALE AT THE PENITENTIA-
L R4.-An inspection of the manufactured arti-
cles at the Pententary of Virginia is most urgent
ly invited. The articles enumerated below will al
to order. In the several departments of Wood
work, Blacksnithing, Weaving, Shoe and Boot
making, Harness making, &c, &c, will be made al
most everything possible which is usually done in
those departments of manufactures.
REPAIRING of every description will be done
from the smallest article up including the bottom
ing of chairs with whte-oak splits and when needed
IN admirable imitation of cane bottoms; renovatine
old mattresses Old TN or copper vessels, de-, &c.
WOOD Observation-Disclosures carts. amh,-
iances, flying shuttle looms, Spinning wheels, gar
den, dirt, and toy wheel barrows, bedsteads, chill
drens chairs for nursery, &c, buckets tubs. nog-
gins, mix pals, water cans, churns, cart-saddle
trees, names, baskets, moiasses mills axe or nick
helyeS. TURNING of every kind from an awl handl,,
to any article desired
LEATHER DEPARTMENTAL kinds of fine
or coarse gentlemens and ladies' Boots, Shoes
CATERS &c, for the manufacture of which there IL
now on hand an ample supply of the best American
eather, as Well as the very best French calf skins
bfogaes for laborers, well suited for railroad min
ing, ana other laborers; medium Shoes, for ordina-
~ purposfs-house servants, &c MESpISo of
every kind of shoes promptly done Wagon cart
and carriage harness. horse or mule collars &c
BLACkSMITiiING OR AxE-MAKING DE-
PARTMENT.-Ail kind Of work generally done in
plaekslnithing, including repairing generally. The
Els OF cast-steeL warranted, hand now III large
quantities, or wifi REPAIR OLD AXES
WEAVING DEPARfMENT.- Good white, check
ed or striped COTTON GOODS. RAG CARPETS
of new rags.
The public may be assured that great care VIII be
observed IN hlhng all ORDERS and all work proving
detective viii be promptly made good. Will barter
on hperai terms for any kind OF Timber, Leather,
&c. Colin RAsS
an I9-ts Superintendent OF Penitentiary.
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CUNDRIES.
~ barrels Old Proof Apple Brandy,
4. do. do. do. Rye Whiskey,
octaves "Marett & Co." Cognac Brandy,
l barrel choice Brown Sugar,
10 barrels Green Apples
81 do. Supeftine and Extra Flour,
10 coils Plough-line Rope,
bale IA Plaid Dome5tics,
bales IL Sheetins,
bales Cotton Yarns, high numbers,
500 pounds superior Bacon Sides,
100 do. do. Sole Leather
50 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted,
barrels prime Sorghum MolasSes,
l barrel prime New Orleans Syrup,
2O0 boxes and cadtlies Manufactured Tobacco,
1000 pounds Smoking Tobacco, in bags, boxes
and barrels,
. barrels TanIers' Oil,
| lot Mems Broeues,
barrels White Grease
On consignment and Tor sale by
k. X. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
au lG-it' Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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al! OIL, THE Richmond Glue aI4
" Oil Works are still manufacturing sglIa&
article Of MACHINE OIL, which has been Ia 20
slant use in the various shops in the ConieieIa''
the last three years, and which We warrant 70 .s1
well. We manufacture, also, a superior aT'i@'
AXLE GREASE, which we can safely reSon,i.,s-
We keep constantly on hand supply of HAkNI-S
OIL and DAUBIN0, which will BE- found as g.'lR
any TO be gotten anywhere. Orders can b. lei WE
w. PETERSON x CO, or address
IL. ]. MALONE & co, Box l,''''
i2-I2ts
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YNO TANNERS, QUARTERMASTERS
Il AND OTHERS-The Richmond Cline and C;l
works are anxious TO purchase, in large or small
quantities, DAMAGED RAW HIDES, or TRIM
AIN1S OF the same, for making Glue, Parties
having such will please ship them to US immediately
Tor which We will pay fifty cents per pound, dried.
IL. j. MAIGNE & CO,
"a '9~iI Box LOT.
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W A.. RAMSEY. X. r. HALL.
" A. RAMSEY & CO,
w AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
30S Broad street, lorrosite Union Bank,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
G, A. PARKER, Auctioneer
REFERENCES:
Augusta-Edward Thomas, Hon. r. III. May, ALI
fred Baker, J. ii. Taylor, Fleming Il Robertson,
Henry Edmondson.
Atlanta-Wm. Herring & Son.
Columbus-H. c. Goodrich * Co, Hawthorn &
RoSsett, David Hudson.
MaconE. winship, salisbury & Pease.
Sayannah-W. Ill. Stark
Chaileston-C. n. Hubert, W. L. Burge j. Pur-
cell
Athens. 3. Linton, II. L. Bloomfield.
Wilmington-7J ID. Poisson, George Myers.
Montgomery. III. Micou, ii. ID. BTowder, ]. +.
Hukill.
Richmond virgina--George E. w. Nelson, John
A. Bowen. au 2-lm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Slaughter g. Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 100 Main street,

4 UCTION SALE.-We will sell at auc.
N. ton, on WEDNESDAY, the oath instant, an
assortment of
BLOCKADE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Consisting of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
OCkET-BOOKS,
CALICOES,
WOODEN DRAWERS, &c, &C.
Particulars hereafter
ConSgnInents 10 this sale are solicited
an Is SLAUGHTER & co, Auctioneers.
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>RESH DRUGS.-Arsenie. Gnm and
J. Powdered Opium, Quinine, Muriatie Iine,,,re
u i.os Cream Of Tartar, Cinnamon and Oil Of La
,sr. also. English Hiueetone Copperas, Mus
G Sa, variety OF Soaps, Inda-Ru6ber Dressing
sc..ayn' TOOTH Brushes, Carolina Belle" brand
S Ce..eh. snuh, English Sheffield Razors, Pocket
~. % &C.. L. WAGNER, Druggist
Sixth and Broad streets
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BY L. w. Qrubhs. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SID
NEY, AT THE CORNER OF CHERRY
AND BEVERLEY STREETS, FOR SALE ATAUC-
IIOS.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY, the 22d day Of August, Mt 5 O'Clock
r. NJ, the House and Lot located ~ above fronting
sixty feet on the west side OF Cherry street. running
back ON the south side OF Beverley street three hum
dfed and ten feet to Culvert street
The property will beso divided as to front as well
on Cherry Beverley street that is the house will
be sold with thirty feet Cherry street, running
back one hundred and forty feet ; a vacant lot OF
thirty feet, same depth !; and another vacant lot,
fronting one hundred and seventy feet on Beverley
street, running back sixty feet.
+. W. GRUBBS, Auotioneer
au Is Successor to Godtn & Apperson
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NJ OTICE.-lt having been reported that
IN l am about to close my business in oonse-
qnenee OF having been assigned to military duty, ]
engagements will insure its continuance, and hope
my friends and customers viii, in my Absence con-
tlnue the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me. l.. .YERBY, Dealer in Fine Wines,
Liquors, &c, No. Twelfth street, south of Main.
au lS--6ts
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GELLIN OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-
~ MESA nice assortment OF RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, LADIES' HATS, BONNETS, and
other articles in the Millinery line are offered for
sale at low price, to close business at No IS Main
street, opposite IT. Charles Hotel au l3-2t.
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AMUsFMrNTs.

Am OSEWGN 10.
- RICHMOND THEATRE,
IL, Corner Seventh and broad streets.
Acting and Stage Manager. ID. OGDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. August -, 1864
MISS IDA VERNON as
JESSIE BROWN IN
in the thrilling Drama, in three acts, entitled
JESSIE BROWN;
or,
THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW
With all its Startling Situations,
Mammoth Tabeaux,
Combats, Songs,
Dances, &c, &c
CHARMING BALLADS MIss T. MIDDLETON.
Conclude with the roaring farce entitled
THE MouSIACHE MOVEMENT.
Tomorrow, Saturday, sixth night ana
BESEFTT OF
MISS IDA VERNON.
Doors open at O'Clock performance commencing
at O'Clock. au ls--lt
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EECHES! LEECHES!-Ma. & Mns.
IL DORIAN, practical CUPPERS and LEECII-
Frs, Office and residence Franklin street. opposite
Ballard House A supply Of LEEcHES always on
hand. -
N. B.-orders left at GALLAaHga's Drug Store.
Main street, between Seventh and Eighth, Win also
meet prompt attention. su ls-ats
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NOR SALE, one splendid SOLE-LEA-
IL THEIR IRUNK-the best in the city,
One superb and complete set Of DINNER AND
BREAKFAST KNIVES AND FORKS. VERY
handles, English cutlery, consisting OF ffty-
one pieces.
For sale at the store of
an l3-9t~ H. STERN A. Main s,,aAt
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Nj w A L l., Retail and Wholesale
WI. FAMILY GROCER, conner First and
Broad streets.
10 barrels Superior Whisky,
do. Apple Brandy,
Wines, assorted,
Superior Apple Cider,
Bacon and Dried Beef
Butter and Lard,
Brown and Crushed Sugars
Black and Green Teas
so. barrels Superfine and Extra Flour,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Brooms, Buckets,
And ali kinds OF Goods usually kept in Family
Grocery, at less than the market price
NJ. WALL,
au l9-Gts Corner First and X road atra,,s
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HOFFEE, SUGAR AND MOLASSES
" 20 barrels prime Brown Sugar,
Is barrels low-pIiced Sugar,
barrels Crushed Sugar,
barrels Molasses
10 barrels prime Coffee.
ROBERT HOUGH & CO.,
au l5-Gte No IA Pearl street.
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CUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TEA. &c.
~ ESSENCE OF COFFEE, genuine,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
PRESERVING SUGAR
COMMON and FINE BROWN Sugar
BELMONT CANDLES
Just received and for sale at
/. YERBY'S,
au I9-6ts -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19
By Hill, Dickinson & CO., Auctioneers.


MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-Th follow
WI ing hands left the Midlothian Mines on the
18th. Of May with the Yankee raiders. 4 liberal
reward will be paid for their apprehension and de-
livery at the mines confinement i'll Jail.
JOHN c. STANARD, Secretary.
No SLAVES NAMES. OWNERS NAMES
|. Ben Turpin, Mrs. Turpn
2 Cato Garter, T. n. Tabt Il Son, Agents.
3. Jim Christian, do,
4. Sam Peed, do
5. David Wilson, do
6. Charles Cullen, Doctor Cullen
!. Binsey Jones, John W. Jones.
O. Edmond Harrison, Mr. White.
10. William Blunt, do
IL. Walter Blunt, do
IL. jim Harrison, do.
IL. Geo. Shelton, Mr. Smith.
II. Green Lacy, Mrs. Lacy.
10. Geo. Johnson, Pcyton Johnson.
lG. Israel Crouch Free man
IL. Isaac Green, Mr. Phillips AGENT
Is. Junius Harris, James NJ Harris
~. John Pullam, Mrs. S. J. Pulliam.
20 Jacob Powell, Mrs Powell
81 jim Howard, Fee man.
p John Irybue, Macon Trabue's estate.
90 Ryand Trahue, do
2i Lebo Howard, Mrs. Howard
% Milton Dcpp, Gustaylls Depp
70. Mat. FurcrOn, James Eurcron.
81 Robert Ii0pson, Doctor Hopson.
%. Shadrach Adams, Mrs. Adams
% Tom Corbln, Doctor Charles s. Mills.
50. Tom Woodbridge, Doctor Thos Woodbridge.
81. Thornton, Mrs. Gillian.
81 Wexford Mr. I.untsferd
50. William Turner, Free boy.
l. Henry smith, Midloth'n Coal Ming Co.
?. jim GwinneJ, do.
3. John Johnson, do.
4. James Johnson, do.
5. Albert Sclrbrugh, do.
6. Lorenzo Johnson, do.
all l5-lw