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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-05

YANKEE NEWSPAPER CoRREsPoSBENTs-rhe
PANS correspondent Of the Philadelphia Sunday
Transcript thus shows up the tribe in general
There are many Americans at this time in Paris
the mass VI whom are poor III pocket and distressed
III sentiment. cannot tell you anything better
than of some vi those who keep you posted III for
.lgn news The American newspaper correspon-
dents best known here are Johnson and Mortimer
of the New York Times Huntingdon, OF the Iri-
bane and Buffn, OF the -Herad johnson, the
Milakoh OF the Times, has a reputation in America
beyond his deserts lie is an Ohio man, and grad
uated ii Doctor Of Medicine In Pans 1 should
take him 10 he Thirty eight forty years Of age
lie is large, corpulent and good looking and has
ftlr practice among AIneIlcans and English. He
nsqurhts good society, and ~, by all that 1 have
heard, above the average character Of correspun-
dents. ~ the same uins there Is much smhTtneas
aud tnCkciy IN his letters. Give two Iumors and
dalakon will swear 10 four facts lie hasa preten-
tious way III dealing with state ,natters winch re-
iai'ld- ine of Samuel Eepys, IA the Kings Rival
Ha Leaf the overwhelming Ia Mortimer "a lively
. ~ ~'..' 1T 81 "ut nsuif & 20, .s,t-
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BY Redwood, Phillips & Co, Auctioneers.

WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY,
w the 5th September, at our store, an assert
ment of
China and Glassware, ~
Tumblers, Looking Glasses &c,
Tobacco, Cigars, Ready-made Clothing, SC.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS * CO.,
Auctioneers. 81 Main street,
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOT ON LEIGH, NEAR
HENRY STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
September, 1864, on the premises, at > O'Clock Z. NJ
a vacant lot on the north side Of Leigh street. and
near Brooke Avenue, containing fifty feet front ana
running back one hundred and twenty-six feet to
alley seventeen feet wide.
TERMS Cash JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
au 3l-6t Auctoueer
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M OTlCE.-Commanda and others of
4 the army and navy will please pay attention
To the notice already given that enents have
been made fOr steamer 10 leave Rockets DAILY
at o'clock A. M. and o'clock 4. M, for the piir-
pose Of towing barges and taking 10 DrewTys Bluff
quaiterinaier and comnissaFy stores and other ar
hcles for the army and navy. Except in eases of
emergency, steamers wall not be- furnished at other
hours JOHN Ii. PARKER,
Lieutenant in charge office Special Service,
je Ats NAVY Department
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TNO LET, a SUITE of trst-class ROOMS,
4 furnished, with gas and water, on second floor,
suitable for private public service situated on
Franklin, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets entrance front and rear. Price, $500 per
month. Sc ct. J. L. LIPSCOMB.
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Y cry VALUABLE BRICK TENE-

" cry VALUABLE BRICK TENF-
MENU ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE, FOR SALE AT AUG
IlON.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH September, at ) O'Clock
Z. NJ, that very valuable TENEMENT located
above, lately occupied by Mr.. John s Brady
adjoining the tenement now occupied by Mr. j.
Rodgers. 1t has eight rooms, including bas
and has ample accommodation for servants and n
location makes 1t very valuable. Possession given
Immediately.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, all cash, the option Of the pur-
chaser. Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer
sc Successor TO GOddin & Apperson
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The MARY Bows, a bloekade-running steamer,
was totally wrecked raanlng into Charleston tbs
lat instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-05

STOLEN from the subscriber. in Hen
~ rico county, rear Janes NJ. Taylor's fam, on
Monday night last, a black horse MULE, seven
years old next spring. ON his left shoule Ter is a
small scar, and another III the right hind hook cut
by rope. l will give reward Of one hundred dol
lars for his recovery.
l-5t* BENJAMIN KNIGHT
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
August %, 1864.

aichhiohu, <iubuSI loO3.
1--WE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN
j NON-TAXABLE BONDS.-Notice is hereby
given that sales OF the above Bonds at the present
Treasury price Of Sl35 and accrued interest will be
discontinued after the 30th day OF September next
or when the sales shall have reached seventy mil
lions OF dollars, If much shall be sold before the
said Both day of September.
The sales will be suspended to consider the expe-
diency OF advancing the price and due notice win
be gwen OF their resumption and Of the price fixed
upon the Bonds.
The Secretary of the Treasury deems it his duty to
call the special attention OF taxpayers generally
and particularly the agricultural class, 10 this no
tice.
his loan should be all taken up by own people
The payment OF interest to foreign countries viii
be onorous and oppressive OH the return Of peace
and low prices.
And now that ali agricultural products are COM
mEding such high prices, by Inv,-'.'. In the
bones OF the Government ta,-paycrs .cotue
sEeih elFes ~ receivers at o." tti - = TOR
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NOR THE PoToMAc-par,on

j sarons oi going to the, Roiomac, by getting
proper passports can secure seats ia pleasant COM
sssyaneo and ~ moderate charges Apply at lee
Main street, between the hoars Of and " O'clock
W 2-im@
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OUSF AND LOTIN SYDNEY FOR

IT OUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY FOR
4 SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of September, 1864, at Al
O'Clock p. M, the premises, the FRAMED
TENEA EMF situated on the north side of Cll,Dber-
land, between Cherry and Culvert streets. The
house has four rooms, and is in good repair. The
lot fronts on Cumberland street twenty -one feet and
runs back one hundred and forty-fve feet to an
alley.
Terms Made known on the day of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
So 2-4t Auctioneer
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ICORICE, LlCoRlCE, LIcoRICE.-
IL ~ cases Of EXTRA FINE LfCORIcE for
sale BY WILLIAMS a N0RFLEET,
~ S-u corner VI 1hiIteen.h and Main streets
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7 OST BONDS.-The following BONDS

< OCI DUN Id L he following DDNI
4 having been captured by the public enemy
near Arlington Depot Nelson county, on June H.
1861 all persons hereby notified not to receive
them attempt to collect the Coupons Ittmelv :
Confederate States eight per cent Coupons, issued
under act Of August 10, 1861, No. 200, dated No
yeIaber "a, 1862, tor $500; No. LOCI, dated Feb
ruary 5, 1868, for s. ,OO0 No 563, dated February
20, 1863, for $500 and Nos 2,349 800 sol 23j2
23j4, Z. $780, 1856, 80 and 2,35S dated February
20, 1868, for $1,000 each all belonging to :. u stu
art, Of Staunton Virginia. Confederate States eight
per cent. Coupon Bonds, Nos, 44G, Az AIS 449 and
ijO dated February 1868, Tor SlU0 each issued I'M
der act OF August -, 1861 and Confederate States
seven per cent. Coupon Bonds, Nos. 6,258, &, 2j9
and $780, for Sl6u each dated March 2 1853 issued
under act of February 20, 1868, belonging to Joseph
y. Wdddell, of Staunton. Confederate States eight
per cent. Coupon Bond, No. 901, dated December p
1862, for SlO0 issued under act OF August 49, 1851
belonging to CathdIlne ). Wdddell, vi Stanton
The following six per cent. Coupon Bonds Of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company: Nos
So, $50 and 49, for $500 each, and Nos. 49, and
Log, for $1,000 each, all dated January l. 1859,
and belonging to Joseph A Waddell. Eight per
cent. Coupon Bond OF the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Company, No ~, for 81 900, dated April
80 1858, belonging to sally Waddel Of stanton
Six per cent Coupon Bond vt the Virginia Central
Railroad Company, No 2s9, Tor 81 ,0bo, dated March
4, 1859, belonging to Joseph y. Waddell.
u 4-itaw2m7
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4 TOLLESON & co,
IA. l4I MAIN STREET
Have IA store and for sale
10 barrels Whskey,
do Peach Brandy,
sou pounds Cotton Yarns, from II ~
900 dozen Fine Pocket KniVea
10 bales 5-S Augusta Sheetings
do. Stripes and Ticks,
barrels Old RIO Coffee,
2bO ptlrs No. 10 Cotton Cards
loo NJ MIllner Needles,
Fancy Iweeds, &c.,
iOr sale low 10 close eOnslgnments
Sc 3-5t A. TOLLESON 4 co
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OST, on yesterday morning, between
4 4 the corner of Twentieth and Broad streets and
Mr.. z. c. Larus's, one GOLD-CARVED BRACE
LET and pair Of 1ady's LACE GLOVES. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
at Major MAYNARDS office, corner of Ninth and
Main streets. Sc 3-2ts
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EXCELLENT FRAME TENEMENT

ENXCELLENT FRAME TENEMENT
ON FOURTH STREET, NEAR DUVAL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-After the sale of
the cottages above advertised, viii sell auction
on the premises, the FRAMED TENEMENT located
as above, occupied by Mr.. William Woodson, con-
tanning five rooms and kitchen with two rooms,
and water on the lot. Possession will be given on
the LIST Of January next, at which time the tenancy
OF the present occupant expires The lot has
front of thirty feet by one hundred and twenty
IERs's Cash or credit, at the option of the pur-
chaser. z. W. GRUBBS AuctiOneer
Sc Successor to Goddin & Apperson.
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN BOW
III LING GkEEN.-My DWELLING and
SIOkE-HOuSE IN Bowling Green is f,r sale ~
vately The property Is located IN the Iss,st ntral
and desirable portion VI the village two ad hall
miles nom Mliiyfd Depot, upon the Richmond,
FrederiCksburg and Potomac r,lIfoaJ Persons
wishing u purchase csn come b. Milford by the
hand-csg which runs daily brtweet that place and
~. 9aInt bridge For partIcu ais apply 10 C. q
WfbIEk, No. lSl Bruai street, or 10 HENRY
GUNsT, on Marshall street, between First ana
Second, OF TO the sutsrfiber, ON the premise,
ana sl-eod3ts = pNvTS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
by James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

1.-TWO TENEMENTS ON CANDLES
HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold, ON MONDAY, the 5th day of September, on
the premises, at A O'Clock p NJ, the TWO TENE-
MENTS ON the corner OF Fourth and Arch streets,
one brick and the other framed. The bIick tene-
mont has about six rooms and the framed tenement
three
TERMS: Made known on the day of sale.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR, AuctlOneer.
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OST .CERIltICAIE.- Sometime in
i 4 the month II June last lost CERTIFICATE
Or ittHO~It tor 500, four per c.ut confederate
81 ttgs treasury Bond, ISSUED undo go q con rte,-
passed FEBRUARY i7th 1901, mad -, ttl, .. Elia-
ltth E.,thf.'. -l.d numbered u.s. ami I--uvl l5th
= tl,t- AH y,I-,'t- ... .v4. ..slnst l.tGil~ g.
y. .... a. fjni,s.l.r hs. u,,u In1 b. the 4,
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
~ MENf IN cry PROPERTY
TIE "Sf CHARLES HOTEL. -
This desif 'hl' property is offered Tor sale For
particulars, mq'Ire of
HARVEY, JAMES x WILLIAMS
"u ai- Virginia street
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,ONFEDERATE STAT tMEEtCA.l
PosT-OFFICF FPARTMENr, !
RIcHMOSD, August II, 1851
FNHE PRESIDENT OF THE NIREI


THE PRESIDENT OF THE VIRGI-
l. MA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused
To enter into the usual contract for carving the
mail on that road, SEALED PROPOSALS Will be
received at the Contract Bureau of this Department
until T. Nj. OF September 18th, 1851 fOs conveying
the mails VI the Confederate States from the dav
Of October, lsGi TO June 3Oth, 1867 IN the State Of
Virginia, on the following routes connecting tlis
city with StauntOn
ROUTE No. 2,706.-From Junction, by Nocrs
Beaver Dam, Frederiok's Hall, Tolelsyllle, Louisa
Cout-HOuse Irevlllan's and McltoI's, 10 GOrdons-
ville-hfty miles and back, three times Il week
ROUTE No. 2,706 (A).-From Gordonsville by
Gotham, Keswick and Shadwel To charlottesville
Nirginia-twenty- one miles and back, three times "a
week.
ROUTE No. 2,7O6 (B).-From Charlottesville by
the University Of Virginia, Ivy, Mediums river
Greenwood, Waynesboruugh and Fishereville, to
Staunton-thrty -nine miles and back, three times
week. +.
Bidders for Route No. 2,706 will propose schedules
Of arrivals and departures, making close connection
WITH tie arrival Of the mail train on the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad at the june
ton, with rate OF speed Of travel 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 ine and at the rate of speed in the trans
mission OF the mails. JOHN H. REAGAN,
au l3-diw Postmaster General.
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I OST in the ladies' car of the Danyille
! railroad, on Wednesday morning, August
3lst, Black Scotch Bingham UMBRELLA
A suitable reward viii be given If left at this office
Sc 2-9t#
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by williamson & Co., Auctoucrrs,
tNo. lg2 Nam street, between Ninth and TentL)
pIAN(@,,;S,;; ,,,,-.r
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY Articles,
CLOTHING, N,.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 9TH instant commencing
at 10 o'clock A. VI we vail sell at our s.tlcsruon
No. lJ- Nam street, assortment 81 GOODS, con-
-l#ung Of the following and other article.
Rosewood .thI,keuug. Piano,
Mahogany i1auO,-bOth excellent toned in
stiumrut~
Mahogany Cabinets
Ptrior, Cane and Windsor Chairs
Dining, P.fl0r and Kitchen Tables
Suit,, Lounges,
French ana Cottage Boistelds,
Feather Beds
DIR and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows BJ>teIs Sheets Blankets. &c
Several excellent Cabinet Sewing Machine
Curt aims. Pictures, Minors,
Fancy Articles,
Glass and CroCkeryware
Clothing, Boots abd Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watches,
Trunks, Carpets, Mating, &c, A..
ALSO,
43 pieces Black and White Calico.
WILLIAMSON & co.
Sc 8 Au,tIonvets.
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/ ~ or A4thitl IN tar.l5,
! Septgmler, Isri, mailed "a letter din. 4 ..
ST.1rt luugcuylu q jackson, Montgomerl. ala
huut, containing dralt ~. ], lGl, on warrant No.
3,tii, fr $3.50 drawn by r. Tylcr, Register Of tAe
4 Confederate states Treasury ON r.. G. Ehuou. Tuva-
sur,r, dated August H., 1868, m favor u Me~sIs
street; HugeuJr. IL Jackson, which letter has never
been received; and notice Is hereby given that lp-
phcatlon will b, made ior duplicate, Of said draft
and the public cautioned against trtdius 81 the
same. T.. SIMON,
Cashier Trader, Bank Of the City of Richmond.
~ 22-luW6uI
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~ HOES AT REDUCED PRICES.
Gents Balmorals, worth l20, FOR $50
do. do, do. 5 100 Tor "a
do. do, do $50, for SEQ
do. L0w-quuteTed Shoes, worth so, for
$50
do Monroe Shoes worth Sos, for sI5
n Ladies' Morocco Shoes, worth 100, fir : 50
do. Congress Caters, worth 100 i0r $50
do. English Shoes, worth -, ion s35
For sale az W. X FOLKS
Sc st No. Isl Main s:r,,t
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I OST, on last Saturday, a HEBREW
! 4 BOOK, the Fifth Book of Moses, in the alley
between Clay and Marshall streets The finder viii
be rewarded by leaving it at H. SAILS corner of
Brook Avenue and Baker streets. So sit
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LOST. sTRAYED, ETC.

CTRAY MARE.-Came to my house, on
~ the "a instant, dark brown MARE. with one
of her hind legs badly swollen. No other marks no.
ticed The owner Is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
w. T. FORD,
Near William Aliens farm, in Sidney.
5-9ts
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l OSI, somewhere on Broad street be-
Z 4 tween the African Church and the Theatre ON
Thursday night, September ist, 1864, BLUE
DORDERED SILK TISSUE VEIL, with Satin
Cord. | will pay twenty dollars reward for it if
left at ROBERT MCNAUGHTON'S New Orleans
Barber Shop, opposite the Virginia and Farmers
Bank. Sc 3-2ts
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N oIlCE--~All persons having CLAIMS
A against the estate OF JANIS l.. RoANE, de-
s ssaseu, wan please present thets Tor payment ON
SS%o' IL, ID, Io.ANE, Agent.
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~ V Il HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
Il WAkD.-Strayed OF stolen from my pasture
near MIR. Valentines mill and MIR. John Is Smiths
shop, Louisa county, Virginia, the night u the
seven years old, has star cut the night side Of
his neck, which be seen by raising his name aud
SOME white hair on his night hind foot also, c0lliu
marks on his neck and shoulders. | will give thu
above reward tor ms safe delivery 10 me- Il live mean
the aboye-nuned Places or / Will pay three hun
dred dollars tvr any information which wall secure
ne ms recovery. Address j. III KNIGH1ON
Treulluln's Post-otiioe, LOUISA county Va
au Him
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LNSTRAY.-Came to my farm, on the
IL Darbytown Turnpike, four miles from the city,
the 28th of August, a red-striped COW. The
owner viii please come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
Sc ST. RICHARD Schultz
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TOR RENT.-The whole of the First
4 Floor of the house ON Grace street one door
from tOushee, opposite the Baptist Church, COM
prising two elegant Pariors, three Small Rooms,
with Kitchen, Servants Rooms and Storerooln, be-
sides Stable and Carriage House, if desired. To
respectable tenant who can give good references the
rent will be moderate. Apply as above, or to room
No b. Postofiice Department, third floor. Sc 5-2t'
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SPERM CANDLES, &c.
~ SO boxes Sperm Candles,
barrels pure Old Bourbon Whiskey.
do. do. do. Apple Brandy
50 eases Goldfish,
barrels Crushed Sugar
do. Preserving Sugar,
do. fine Brown sugar
Just received and for sale at
IERBf'S, No 5 Twelfth street.
81 l-bt' south OF Nam
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The publication
NV SFKIAL,
r' absorbing interest, entitled
"THE ALDERLEY TRAGEDY"
ToBtt. oUAENUHIu-, JR.,
utthor Of the prize romance, Guilty or Not
Guilty" will be commenced about the 1T Of Octo-
Der, to extend through twelve fifteen numbers Ot
the paper and va be followed By yatet, Of inter
cstug Tales ana NOVELTIES by our best waters.
In view of the early publication OF THE Al
DERLEE TRAGEDY agents and those who W 81
to subscribe will please forward their OIdeIs and sub
scrruons a. soon rs possible
The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY" will be. furnish
ed 10 subscribers Ton
TwfSIY Dollars ....... Pen ANNtNf.
lMLINt DOLLARS. SIX Mu.Iiis.
Subscribers making rmittances will be particular
IN stating the name and whereabouts Of their r.
spectye pUst-Uilics, and Will also avoid enclosing
county OF corporation notes.
Agents IN all parts Of the Confederate States will
be- supplied at the rate Of twenty tive dollars pei
bundled All orders must be accompanied by the
cash
Specimen numbers sent free OF charge where de
sired.
limited space will be devoted to advertisements,
paid for in advance.
All correspondents will please address
SMITH a ROBERTSON.
Projectors,
hu so -Iu&Flw Richmond, Virginia.
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Igor SALE, at reduced prices,
i Black and Colored CLOTHS for LADIES' oloaks
ALSO,
Pine Black ALPACAS
Gray CLOTHS for uniforms
Large assortment Black SEWING SILK by
the pound or smaller quantity,
Superior article ri Saddleis's SILK
Zine assortment OF Double nlll4i E'ANCY
CASSIMERES,
To b. had at lO4 Main street
au Sl-lw BEERS & sPILMAN
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NOR X n 4 "a very pleasant FRONT
ROOM, suitable for one more gentlemen
Apply to Mrs WRIGHT,
Corner of Eighteenth and Clay streets.
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I ESI, at Ashland, on the 23d instant,
FOUR-PER-CENT CERTIFICATE for
'..sNierate bond OF $780, payable 10 James Loving.
~ mover county. There has been no transfer made
81 a. The finder, by leaving it at this office will
- hb, rally rewarded
uu lB-laW6g' f. W JOHNSON
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LNOR RENT, pleasantsBASEMENT
i ROOM suitable for Office"
w. PETERSON & co,
Sc ST I55 Main street.
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

Tor RENT, until the LIST of January
l. next, the eligible STORE and BASEMENT
corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, underneath the
office Of the illustrated Aeus. Apply at the office
Of X. III. Dbrell CHARLES CAMMAN.
sc ST
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NOR SALE OR RENT, a NEW FRAME
4 TENEMENT, on Nicholson street, in the town
OF Fulton, near Rockets, containing two and
a kitchen good large garden is attached For
particulars, apply to JOHN IL. SHURMAN,
Corner of Main street and Old Market
se ct.
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VIA make pay .'.t b. u-.
p. 3 KEESEE, Executors Of ohm
&. JACOB jacob. ~ decd
Sal 10 bc conducted by JANE, NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
tluuttr tu M
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NOR RENT, the STORE and Dwell
IL LING now occupied by Il. French, Governor
street Possession gwen the eth of October next
INQUIRE of re 5-2t'l JOHN A BELyIN
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DOR RENT, A FURNISHED ROOM,
\ with gas Also, wanted, a few DAY BOARD
Frs. Apply on Seventh street, two doors from
CLAW, west side. Sc Ste
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EOR X f N II, SIX FURNISHED
ROOMS, with privilege of kitchen and stable.
Address MRS s. A. TIFFEY,
Sc Sit Ashland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-10

POLICE CoUET.~Judge Hessenmueller
ordered up for hearing yesterday morning
the following cases:
Driving on sidewalk-Walter Collins,
fined 81 and costs.
Drunkenness--John Scott, John Maher
and Joseph Sand, fined 81 and costs; James
Cannon, fined 81 and costs.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-Ann Berin-
ger, discharged, the defendantto pay costs.
Adultery-James Lyons, case continued
to Nov. 11th.
Murder-John Root and Michael McGue,
cases continued to Friday.
Destroying Property-Robert Hawley,
nolled.
Disturbanos-Henry Spear, fined the
costs.
vsgrancy-sarah Brown, sent to the
Workhouse for 80 days.
Assault and Battery-Benjamin Pierce,
fined the costs Dora johnson and And
Allison, each fined $S and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-10

TEE GEoRGIAN-The Provost Marshal fur
nishes the following description of the
propeller Georgian, purchased by the rsbe
James Bates, to effect the release of the pris-
oners on Johnson's Island; Stem straight,
hull painted black, with two white stripes;
cabin painted white with black streak on
the cornice smoke stack very short, not
more than ten feet above the promenade
deck, or perhaps three feet above the level
of the hurricane deck-painted black-and
| is placed far aft in the boat. Has very lit
lie shear. Speed is probably about seven
or eight miles per hour, but perhaps may
be crowded to nine miles. When on dock
she drew about two and a half feet for
ward, and seven feet aft can be trimmed
to six feet, or less, so that she can run in
shallow places. Her capacity is three
hundred and fifty tons, Canadian measure
ment, and she was built in the spring of
1884 at Georgian Bsy.-B46aEo Paper.
AFTER THE REBs.-Captain Carter, of the
Revenue Cutter Michigan, telegraphed yes
terday to Mayor Fargo, that he was alter
the rebels who embarked their fortunes on
the Georgian,-Ibtd.