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HENRICo County ARREsTs-Two negro fellows
named George and lsham, charged with stealing
watermelons, on Friday night last, from james
Gunn in Henrico county, were arrested ycsterda,
by Constable T. w Robinson of that county, and
carried before Justice Netles, who, after hearing
OF the case, ordered them to be whipped.
y negro man, hired by Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks on
Union Hill, charged with stealing hog, was also
arrested i'll the First Market yesterday morning by
Constable Robinson, and committed by Justice Net
ties 10 the Henico county jail When arrested, this
fellow mounted upon goods box, III the Vi
cHity OF the market, hirang;uing Il crowd Of boys
negroes, dogs and loafers at great rate, Oh the
subject of religion and enthusiastic had he be-
come the theme of his DISCOURSE that two three
well-plled licks from had to be gwen before
he could be persuaded to dismount from his nnpru-
vised rostruIn. During the passage from the JUS
tees office to the JAIL the negro fellows mistress
in charge with all the abuse which she was capable
of uttefing, sometimes rushing at him as if she i'll
tended exercising personal violence.
Mrs. Mary James, the white woman ut whose
house large lot of stolen property from camp III
der was found about week ago, was Yesterday ar
rested by the efficient officer who made the
above captures, at the house of Signago, on Cary,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. Sig
niago when first called upon to state whether Mrs
James was there, denied that she was; but upon a
search being made OF the premises, she was discov-
cred secreted behind rubbish in an out-of-fhe-
way part of the house Since the discovery Of stolen
goods in her house she has succeeded in keeping out
OF the way of the officer; and indications pointed So
clearly to the belief that she had made her way TO tbs
enemy that order for the confscation and sale oi
her property had been issued by Mr. Henry L.
Brooke the commissioner for the s.4luestrstiol
of all the goods and chattels left behind by alien
enemies.
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MAyoR's CouRT.,A summary of the proceed.
ings before the Mayor yesterday morning will bs
found below:
Fanny Lewis, a free negro, arrested some tins
since on the charge Of harbosing Peter, slave ol
Neil McCuldy, and aiding him to make his escaps
from his master, sent on to the Hastings Cuult
for further examination. This case had heaIins
some DAYS since but his Honor deferred his deesioI
in order that the counsel for the accused could OBJ
tain material witness; bat the witness failing Il
appear yesterday he willing 10 rest the fate o.
his client upon the testimony for the Commonwealth
which had already been elieited; whcreapon ths
matter immediately disposed Of above stated
The charge Of stealing lot Of jewelry and none,
from Mrs. Lucy A. Miller, preferred against Thomas
slave Of Talbot Brother, partially heard Tues
day by his Honor, and deferred till yesterday, wa
again continued.
Michael Sullivan and Monteith, two white boys
OF very bad character, were committed Cor want ol
security for good bchayor-the first charged Will
striking Bella Mccarthy with q stone, and the So
cond for stealing watermelons IN the second Mar.
ket.
Aiice Hafslgroye, charged with assaultng John T.
Roane with two-ponnd weight, and Philip stanb
charged with receiving q refrgetater tron Ahce
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PEACE COMMISSION FROM THE WEST.

1t is stated i'll some of our exchanges that com
mission from the States of Ohio, Illinois and Indi-
is now i'll Richmond, in consultation with the
Government on the subject of free navigation of
the Mississippi in of the formation of North
western Confederacy. If such commission is i'll
Richmond, it is kept silent the visit of the
Yankees, Jacques and kiIke, for neither the press
nor the people are aware of its presence. Such an
event, however, would not be surprising, since We
are Well aware of the disaiiecton in the West to-
wards which is impoverishing that section
while it is filling the pockets OF the shFewd operators
of New England.
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enemy gaEiing any advantage in their approach to
this city.
The Tribune says:
We learn from a citizen who arrived from Cedar
Point yesterday afternoon that the beach in that
neighborhood is literally lined with fragments of the
ships engaged in the late ashttimbers, spars, &C.,
&c/ gentleman with him picked up six sperm
candles that had been washed ashore Numerous
bottles, With most Of the liquor out of them, were
also picked UP. The fleet seemed to be btlsily en-
gagged in repairing damages. There were no vessels
this side OF Cedar Point when he LEFT that locality.
1t is his opinion that the fleet is m5P seriously in
rlred than is generally supposed.
Commander Ebenozer Farrand has taken COM
mand of the feet at Mobile, in consequence of the
capture of Buchanan. Btigadier-General-H Higgins,
III general order, compliments the commander and
garrison Of Fort Morgan.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Posr-oFFIcE DEPARTMENT, !
RICHMoxD, August ~, 1854 J

THE PRESIDENT OF THE VIRGIL
MA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused
to enter into the usual contract for carrying the
mail on that road, SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received at the Contract Bureau Of this Department.
until r NJ of September 18th, 1884, for.eonveying
the mails of the Confederate States from the lst day
of October, 1864 to June 30th, 1867 III the State Of
Virginia, the following routes, connecting this
dty with Staunton:
ROUTE No. 2,706-From Junction, by Eoels,
Beaver Dam, Frederiek's Hail. ToleIsville, Louisa
Courthouse, Treyilapss and Melton's, to Gordons-
yilie-titty miles and bftk, three times week.
ROUTE No. 2,106 (Al.-From Gordonsyille, by
Gotham, Keswck and shadwell, to Charlottesville,
vngna-twenty-o mile, and back, three times
ROUTE No. 2,7O6 lB)-From Charlottesville, by
the University of Virginia, Ivy, Mediums river,
Greenwood, Waynesborough and Eshersville, to
St,unton-thirty nine miles and back, three times q
week.
Bidders for Route No. 2,T06 will propose schedules
Of arTivalsund departures, making close coniection
with the arrival of the mail train the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad at the jung
tion with rate OF speed Of travel not less than four
miles an hour. The accepted bidders ON the other
routes will be required to conform to the schedules,
making close connection with the routes forming
the line, and at the rate Of speed in the trans
| mission of the mails JOHN III. REAGAN,
au l3-d4ws Postlnaster-Uenefal.
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DISCRETION AND FoRsERy.--H. g. Snaith, membe'
of company g, Twenty-ffth Virginia battalion
John Farrell, OF company b, Eirlatesnth Georgia
battalion, and James Carley, Of company A, Eigh-
teenth Georgia. battalion, We're fodgsd IN Casti.
Thunder Yesterday ON the charge Of deserton and
forgery Upon the person Of Smith, when he VA.
arrested was found variety VI furloashs, details
exemption papers, &e., all Of which were In the st
handwriting, and evidently forgcries committed by
himself The order from the captain ofshis company
requesting his arrest certies that he is esertcr
and has been absent from duty for several months
In the other two the specifications were not ex-
pleit as to the direct charges against them,
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THE CoNFEDERATE STATES DIsTRIcr CoURT.-The
whole OF the time of this court, on yesterday, was
engaged With the argument Of counsel i'll the case of
Frederick Boyd Il detective on provost marshall ;
guard, connected with the office of the pfuvost-mar
shal of Richmond Boyd was some time since
rested and lodged in Castle Thunder upon the
charge of having offered b.ibe to detective
nected with the War Office. Charges having been
preferred against him, he about TO be tried by
Of the military courts, when he objected to its
jurisdiction upon the ground that he was civilian
and entitled 10 be tried by the civil courts.
The military court having decided adversely to
his plea he applied TO the Confederate States Dis
trict Court for writ of ha5eas corpus to enable him
to have the question of his military status deter
mined. 1t was elaborately argued by General Mar
shall that Boyd was Il civilian and not subject to
the articles of war; whilst it strenuously and
elaborately insisted by Mr. Ay1ett, the district
attorney, that although not enlisted soldier, he
was III the performance of military duties, which
made him liable to be tried by military court.
The argument of counsel not having been con-
cluded, the case was continued until to-day.
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ISaUESr-In the absence Of the Coroner, who is
sick inquest held yesterday by Justice james
+. Williams the body OF little girl about otu
years old, who died on Tuesday afternoon at tht
house of Jacob IIoeilich, Cary street, between
Ninth and Tenth, under mysterious circumstances
1t having been uimoTed that the child came To IT,
death by cruel treatment at the hands of Hoelicf
and his wife, several OF the neishtors were SUM
monei to testify in the Their evidence prove,
that for months past the Hoeflchs had been III TIN
habit of repeatedly whipping it in a most unmerci
ful manner, and only few days before its death
punished very severely. physician c;alle'
i'll To examine it, and after doing SO, he stated tina
there was nothing in its appearance which indicate,
that it died from the immediate effects OF q whip
ping The jury ther"upun rendered as their verdict
that the deceased to her death from n.ttui7,
causes but expressed their opinion that il ht,
been precipltated by cruel treatment inflicted by
jacob Hocilich and his wife Hoeiiidi was commit
ted to Jail by the Mayor Oh Tuesday before 1t
death on the charge Of cruelty beating the child
At that time il thought to he i'll critical condi
ton and to await the issue of the has Honol
postponed the examination till Friday.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

MERIDIAN, August E.-Forrest still maintains
his position near Abbeylle. There has been no for
ward demonstration Of the enemy reported The
Yankees committing many outrages on the peo-
pie, peaeeable citizens being killed. Governor
Clarke called every able-boded man to assist ii
driving the enemy back
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YANKEE PRlsoNERs.--Four hundred ], Yankee
prisoners, captured Tuesday in the engagement
which took place below the city on the Charles City
road ,Srere brought here yesterday and committed
to the Libby prison. Among the humber We're
twelve ofce.s, the highest in rank being captain
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INOrRTHOUsAND FIVE HUNDRED

W
I DOLLARS REWARD will pay four thou
.-ai trp hundred dollars for the apprehension and
.}.,,, ta me III Richmond, for securing them so
ta,. stt them, the following SLAVES, 10 wit:
JORDAN, a yollow man, about twenty-scven
v-ir- Gll 4 t0lciahle carpenter and blacksmith.
Wi> rii>.-l near Christiansburg, Virginia.
LEWIS, a black man, thirty years old; purchased
al T. l.. Drewncy or Broldie, near HendeIsonyille,
Nysth Carolina.
JOSHUA. black, about twonty-eight years old;
s-,d by Walter Coles, OF Plttsylyania county; has
rather ! down look, and is very stout.
JACK. about eighteen years old, black and slim;
bought OF I. j. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina.
i'm, black, about twenty-0ne or twenty-five years
ol; raised in Maryland; is tlll and very likely.
WILLIAM, brown-skin boy, about twenty OF
tV,nty-twD wears old; raised i'll or near this city;
.leg owned by +. J. SIMPSON, agent At the Rich
r ui and Il tTiville depot.
ELIJAH. of brown complexion, about thirty fl We
g. s> Oh raised near Charlottesville and is No.
...k 18th Of his legs were swollen and at the
lime liz ltit.
SALLY Il umatt0 girl, about twenty-five years
oi raised IN Loudoun county; was purchased oi
y is,; tail ani slenjaI, with long black hair
HARRIET, fiitctm UT sixteen years Old, brown
.a.. With a Du-hy head Of hair.
iA,y !,it Hly t,tm III Lunenburg, about the last
at Jun-, with the Wilson raiding party. l viii pay
tl- sto,, r,.alId for al OF them, OF i've hundred
i,lI- ior any Of them.
su j4r' f.. II. STOKES.
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BY TELEGRAPH

fREPoRTs OF TIE PRESS AssocIATsoN.l
Entered according to act Of Congress in the year
1868, byJ s. 7hrasher, in the Clerks office of
the District Court of the Confederate States for the
Northern District Of Georgia..
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CHARGED WITH STEALING -SAusA9E.--A negro
named George, slave of William Gary, was arrested
yesterday the charge of stealing lot OF SAUSAGE
from John Riddle. Justice Chandler Iisposed OF
the matter by ordering him tyenty-hye iashes
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NITRE AND MINING BUREAU,l
RICHMOND, August Is, 1864.

NITRE AND MINING BUREAU,l
RfcHMosD, August ID, 1864.
IT n FL X INSTRUCTIONS FROM
~ the Secretary Of War, the Conlmissary De-
partment viii In future furnish all supplies required
by this Bureau and all officers agents now engaged
collecting CoissaIy Stores in the States Of North
Carolina, Virginia and Upper East Tennessee viii
at once cease operations. Engagements already
made will be complied with.
RICHARD MORTON,
Lieutenant Colonel,
au l5--lw Acting Chief of Bureau.
e. The following papers will please copy tho
above one week each and send bill to the ofiee of
the Richmond Dispatch, viz The Sentinel and En-
quirer, Richmond, Va; the Vireinian, Lynehburr,
Va; the yindieator, Staunton, Wa. the Confede-
rate, Raleigh, N. c.; the Democrat, Charlotte,
n
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knowing i to have been stolen from Roane, were
discharged
Fanny, slave Of DR. Trent, was Wrapped Tor inter
fering with officer Jenkins on Tuesday while in IN.
discharge Of his duty, and releasing dog which
had been netted by negro who was attached to the
train Of dog-cafchers.
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FROM GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, August l6.-The party of the enemy 8
after reaching Cobb's Mills, returned at night. 1t is
supposed to be only reconnaissance.
Another party, which moved Simultaneously from
Owl Creek Church, struck the Atlanta and West Point
railroad at Fairburn burned the depot and tore up
the track in several places They then withdrew three
miles and gent into camp The force Is yariously
estimated at from two to five thousand.
The track has since been repaired, but trains are
not allowed to run in consequence OF the proximity
of the enemy.
Unusual quietude prevailed yesterday and to-day
along the lines. The enemy's artillery is remarka-
bly, quiet which is generally attributed to scarcity
of ammunition, caused by the interruption Of his
communications.
But few shells were thrown into the city last night
One set fire to frame house IN Peachtree street.
Loss small.
SECOND DESPATCH
ATLANTA, August 1.-THE enemy's cavalry have
retired from the vicinity of Fairbum, a portion
crossing the river Campbelton Trains are run
ming as usual. The enemy is busly engaged for
tifying ON the north side of the Chattahoochee,
principally along Powder Springs and Completion
roads, in the vicinity of Sweet Waters Everything
is remarkably quiet along the front The enemy
opened fire upon the city from another gun, sup
posed to be 6i-pounder, planted ON the Marietta
road.
slow fire was kept up all night, resulting in the
| killing Of one person. 1t is generally believed that
the West Atlantic road was cut at Ackworth by a
portion Of our cavalry the 18th instant News
from that quarter is anxialisly looked for.
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III his
3ls4e
glNa
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"ANTED to Rent or Purchase, a good
wv EARN. with tnlnr.lhiv iv lart-e hullsc 1I11nn Il

" ANTED to Rent or Purchase, a good
w FARM with tolerably large house upon it,
in safe locality anywhere i'll Virginia or the South
One not very remote and easily accessible from
Richmond preferred. Any one having such farpl,
which he would sell at old prices for gold IT,
equivalent, secured to his satisfaction, and ptya-
bic after the war, will address Immediately "B,'
box 72l Richmond Pust-otIice.
AS III the opinion of those best qualified to Judge
OF such matters, the scarcity of labor heavy taxa
ton, and immense quantities of land thrown upon
the market at the close of the war, must inevitably
have the effect OF deprecng that species of proper
ty at least nifty per cent fer many years thereafter
this notice is worthy the attention of those wishing
To make sure of the value OF their land
II the advertiser does not rent buy very soon,
he Will give the services Of his negroes tsoin thiry
forty i'll nUnber) during the war to amy apIli-
cant who will take proper care of them. Apply -
above. atl I6-St@
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8m9mono 9ispattb,

The DAILY DtspArcH Is sold TO News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy Cry CARRIERS are author
lied 10 charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS Der
week to regular subscribers.
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M WANTED.-A Virginia Lady, qualified
w to teach English and French, desiTTs Il SIT
uAIION AS TEACHER either III private family
or school. Address Box "lj7o,'.. Richmond, Nir
glnla. au l6-3ts
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M ANTED to rent, HOUSE, with
w from four TO six ROOMS, and KITCHEN,
somewhere between First and Fifteenth, and Clay
streets and the river, for which liberal price Will
be paid. Address Box s7i, Richmond Post-otfice.
au l6-6ts
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E.-Commandants and others of

\ 'OI1CE.-Commanda and others OF
y the army and navy Will please pay attention
q the notice already gwen that arrangements have
lt-n made for a steamer to leave Rockets DAILY
AZ. o'llocll \. NJ and o'clock L. NJ, for the pur-
P.se Of towing barges and taking to Drewry's Bluff
g4utemaIer and conmissary stores and other ar
l,sr- icr the army and navy. Except in cases of
tuergyHcy steamers will not be furnished at other
Lyu>. JOHN H. PARKER,
Iieutentnt III charge office Special Service,
jrH-ts Navy Department.
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RICHMOND AND DANvII.LE RAILROADl
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. =
RICHMOND, August -, ls6A.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n THIS ROAD is now able to transport all tho
Government Freight that comes over the Piedmont
Road and in addition to that is prepared ~ take ooy
ernment freight delivered along the line of the road
and such private freight can be placed upon the
trains after Supplying the demands Of the aovera-
ment DO that extent individuals are invited to de-
liver their freight at dspots for transportation.
LEWIS T. HARvIE,
au l5-tw President.
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HifI,n,ono 1ispatft.
nrY A JDWARDN 8 co.

-~1-'.,n IS Published daily, Sundays eS.
Tar p,.f ,.,ary DOLLARS for twelve months
oci, p,,Ss for sax months TEN En- po'ass s'n,a;n u,
yefs,s ronts ,t or rous pettas' Tor one month";"
slyaace i,,,nees by mail arc u, the risk OF those
,oakf them.
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xroTtFE. E.-Two Of my snatmen, Will
y liam ai.d JORDAN. i,ft my Canal Boat ON
',i' instant at Lock 81. viii pay one hundred
r,r. = ~ u,i Tor .he apprehension and lodging in
al II Ties. men, OF fifty dollars for either OF
. WlIliau is tall. likely, and black, about
,i,,, FIVE years Of at; Jordan is low, stout and
,.i.,-.,l,r,.l about Twenty-Five years Old
CLIFFORD CABELE,
t7e<Gwsy Post-oiIlcc, Nelson county, Virginia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ID ICHMOND THEATRE,
IL, Corner Seventh and Broad stl


ID ICHMOND THEATRE,
IL Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
Acting and Stage Manager. r. d. OGDEN
THURSDAY EVENING, August Is, 1864
IMMENSE ITTTi
Fourth Night, by request of the great new moral
play, in tive acts, founded on the beautiful and
widely y-celebrated novel of East Lynne or, The
Earls Daughter" entitled
EAST LYNNE
Fourth Night Of the charming and highly gifted
young artistic,
MISS IDA VERNON,
in the dual character of the erring and Inflated Lady
Isabel, the wife, and tho sorrow-stricken and re-
pentant Madame Vine, the Goyerness.
The new production, which has been carefully got
ten up, Is
Ingeniously novel in plot,
Admirable in construction,
Stirring in incident,
Sympathetic III sentiment,
And THRILLING In EFFECT.
In its tone and teachings. EAST LYNNE is a
touching moral lesson.
~ Mrss B. MIDDLETON
To conclude with the entirely petite Comedy o.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Tomorrow, friday,
JESSIE BROWN;
or,
THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW.
Doors open at o'clock; performance commencing
at o'clock. sau iS-lt
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ga as ,1y1y FROM NY FARM Al

rlE HALFWAY HOUSE, ON the Rich
m rtr6E l'9ad' ',h Dhfs,si ,,,d iiGla "a county m
a' i"'' 49,, tt, 18th instant, and had on when he
.g ii ,lik pants, Nttc cotton SHIRT aiid had
i#' q '' 4 ,l;,.- ,9 cpsf paf hat lie is about
~ t.nts -,me years GA. five feet siN OF sesea
i"'''' - \ Nt,k has Il small nouStaehc, and
'a.'5 - / {s,ttsitl hIm last April, oi i.ce Boy
'r'N An, At...ul HE formerly belonged Ia Miss
...'' ~ p...t.,a oi AmciI3 tomlihoa>r lie has a
" ''' r,..g AUttita Courthouse, and may hc Try
" t. ths II, va, lat IT., sSSn ~, "s, -, 'e II s, hs
" -. - f,,l. ur delivered 10 me. Ai,ress
'-' i"' " J III WOLFF,
.,r.,. s.,,t II, hnolul, Va, OF rfoctoss Cree k,
'f y" il .,3l,yity Ii i5-6t'
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= = -
RUNAWAYS.
---.-----~ ,1rNDpED DOLLARS RE.

x,,+n IIENDHFII DVIaIsNW> NFs~
D'No IN h, n,d for thc Nielivery OF my
VAN 1., fOM and CHARLES.
ivo NssiY 1S,ngerhreaa color; c'gh'sen years Old
TON = ~, six OF eight inches high walks very
alset ave n lce, caused by disease ia the h'p
% Ihs ~ h", twsn'y S,D %S5 %s,o ago ,na NJ sas' Sss
st1f ,,si'' Is !, black about City years old five
thN IN nches high. aad very ncaf->issed
t,' "r", Ls~,a OF Peter Lawson, OF kithIaond,
SIS I't -. months ago, hc h.tS wife at Nj.
sSg'' r'.l u Bgaas's nall
Ai''t s. ~, - lrl,,,ci 10 b. IN the neishi'orhecd oi
Ee a., ,,v,yl will tc paid cor their dchvcry to
tHt '1,,,,.i m 1ah, OF one hundred d"'t1lN tor
,iaF % i.,o hast tall. Charles GA the 10th IN
I1'' '' H. 4. DICKINSON.
i@' - p.
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1UTON CARDS.-No. 10 COTTON
Y CARDS, of the best Northern manufacture, at
10 per pair. CHARLES Il. TODD,
au lI--itr Corner Sixth alid Clay strects.
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TTyF HI-NDRED DOLLARS RE

/ wAEp-Ran away from doward's Grove
Il Tt a. .u the 9th instant, my boy THORNTON !;
:. shcb color and eighteen years old; about five
D. .5eA, inches high; rather thick lips, and rough
s,aIt-: his front under teeth spread out like there
va, ..o.is 0ut. He raised by William Tolii-
NJ ~ Hanover county, near llawes's shop Will
,r1. OF delivered TO me ut Robert Lumpkn's, iii
I ha1nd. au l3-Gt' U. W. REID.
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WANTED TO RENT, i'll a desirable
" neishboihood, on Shockce I'LL, HOUSE
and SCHOoL-RUOM for teacher: ole Or two
ROOMS iOr two ladies' refugees, and Il place ion
servant. Also, a Sl0RER0OM for = variety store.
All by the first OF September Apply to ''B," box
5j9 CITY PuSt-oifce an l1-2t-
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WANTED, Il WEI NURSE Apply
w at J. IL PECKS,
Third street, between Canal and Byrd
an