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IN MEMORIAM

Died of wound received on the 18th Of MY, in
battle near DIewry's Bluff, THOMAS WATSON
TOFTG, private of company ID, Fifteenth Tcgi-
ment Virginia infantry Corse's brigade, PickCtts
division.
To give faithful and true dclnetton Of the cha
racter of the deceased would require talent oi far
higher order than that possessed by the writer OF
this imperfect tribute to the memory Of him whose
very soul burned with the unlucncaabic lire Of lib
eTty-whosc every action III life showed that pure
and unsctSlI love of country his only
Thus, within few miles Oi his native city Rich
n0nd was tins young man cut down III tie prime OF
LII by the murterOuS missiles OF cruel ana vim
,Ttve foe and sent to that bourne from whence no
Traveller returns With hia back In hol. and his
face 10 the toe he noby battl"d and poured out his
lifes blood i'll defence Of his relations, while the
my laundering almost at the very gates Of the
city wherein contained all that il" held dear
upon oirth-al that was worth living for. Truly
and nohly did he strive 10 hurl back the hosts Of
desollting iCnis who were anticipating a speedy
triumph; but, alas while We were victorious, and
the vandals driYesi back i'll discontinue, the
gallant Tony did not live to share the pleasure OF
our victory. The God of Nature, in his inscrutable
ways, decrcct otherwise, and about the time the
shout OF victory from the Southern boys aSccnied to
heaven, the spirit of our gallant oomrade bid fare
well 10 earth and winged its Hight; We trust to that
bright Elysium beyond the skies. Thus another Of
Vuginia'5 sons has been inundated upon TIE altar
of sacrifice He is gonei No more will his me- Try
voice be heard by his companions, or his cheering
words upon the weary march lend strength to his
comrades as they plod the dusty road. And at
home there will be vacant seat in the family circle
which, when looked upon by the friends and rCa-
tions Of the deceased, will llng to spring
up in their hearts rs they realize that Watson Is
now numbered with our gallant dead, who's, deeds
of vaor equal those who fought at Lcuctra or Mara
thon. Let Us hope that, though dead to lls he Is
now soldier OF the cross, enlisted not for the wiIT
but Tor eternity. MILES, WHO KNEW HIM.
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Interchangeable.

Inc people Of Yankeedom hug to their bosom,
me curious delasion that, Of all human things,
.ne Union" alone cannot be dissolved. The starr
asasen may fall from their spheres but the stars
% 'Ae United States flag never decrease. Other
s''"'en's may undergo ACKNOWLEDGMENT hut
ias" own Is imnatabie The mos. tickle and VIOLA.
pis people under the sun are to enjoy pernet,;,v
VI 1heir national system which not the mos, s,a,,,
ana rational people Of antiquity or modern ti,,as
have ever known.
A few years ago they were just as fixed and u,i.
versal in tho belief that whatever had been .,,o
o.1sr republics tho liberties Of tho United States
spnaa nsvsr ~ wrecked upon tho rock Of military
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A Triangular Fight.

AS the war advances the two American beliige-
rents are beginning TO discover the important fact
that there are three instead OF two parties to the
fight, Great Britain being the thiId party, and by
10 means the least formidable. Without declar;I-
ton Of war, and adhering rgidly to the forms OF
peace, she is, in reality one Of the chief cOmbatantS
Al this struggle, and il beginning to be recognized
rs such by the two American combatants. Her
blows, it must be conceded, equally distributed
between the two and this she calls neutrality. She
furnishes Ilishmen to fight Confcderates, and priva
teers 10 gall Yankees On the land, she is the Yankee
ally; on the sea, the auxiliary of the Confederates
With one hand, she strikes at Confederate armies ;
with the other, at Yankee commerce In fact, this
is her war, only with consulnmate address she is
waging it by turning the of those she equally
hates against each other and assisting and encour
aging both in mutual destruction.
Two cOmbatants are having a fight on court
green, and little in the background is crafty old
fellow who has always hated both for repeated whip
pings they have given him in days gone By, to say
nothing of setting up opposition mercantile es-
Enlistment to his own which sorely diminished his
annual profits He has been for many years en-
deavoring to sow seeds of distrust and dscord be-
tween the two, and at last, in consequence of his
skillful intrigues they have dissolved partnership
and got to actual blows How very sorry he is He
declares that it is most lamentabe occurrence. 1t
fills his soul with anguish and his eyes with tears
Somebody asks him to interfere, but, bless you no
that would only make it worse, don't you see and
he wouldn't for the world aggravate such horrors
So, with a breaking heart and a funereal counte-
NANCE he hands a revolver to one and bowie-knife
to the other, and each loses his weapon charit-
bly, supplies another in its place. This is the only
kind of Intervention the exemplary old soul can
venture on and he calls upon both to bear witness
how carefully he avoids taking any part in their
quarrel.
Ii the passions of both were not at fever heat they
never could have failed to understand John Bulls
neutrality Both, at last, beginning to discover
the true state of the and though the discovery
can have effect in terminating the quarrel it may
at least assure the old hypocrte that he is under
Atood on this continent, and that the day is coming
when his policy will prove short-sighted as it is
maieyolent, or the sentiment Of the United States
he has seen enough to need information from that
quarter. As to US, We regard the British Govern
ment as our enemy, our worst enemy i'll Europe, and
only second in hostile action to the Yankee Govern
hient OF the United States.
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AUCTION SALES.
Tits DAY.
by Thomas W. Kecsee. Auctioneer,

by Thomas W. Kecsee. Auctioneer,
tOtfice cofher of Twelfth. and Cary stfeets)
q A LIE OF STOCK OF GOODS AT
- AUCrION.-Having relinauShed 10 the Gov
erInent our store, we will sell tereat corner Broad
and Ninth streets, by auction, on MONDAY next,
the 2oth instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
our entire stock in trade, consisting II
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the
most celebrated brands,
Superior Cigars
Iricr Root Pipes,
Paper, Envelopes,
Port Monnaes, Combs,
Soaps, Shoes,
Fine Cloth Dress Coats
Ladies' Dress Goods,
and variety Of other desirable articles.
ALSO,
The Store Fixtures and Furniture, such az
Counters, Show Cases, Iron Safe.
Platform Scales, Stove,
Chairs, Desks &c
Parties having goods stored with us will give us
timely notice what disposition they wish made OF
them. BURRUSS * WALTHAII
Sale conducted by I. w. KKEsKE, Auctioncer.
Iu 2J-tlS
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BY james NJ. Taylor, Auctionccr.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= real. AND PERSONAL ESTATE, IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO, ONE MILE AND y
HALF FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND-We
SHALL ON THURSDAY, the Sth day OF September,
lsGi sell at public auction, ON the premises, at Il
O'Clock Nj, that beautiful FARM called WOOD
VILE, the late residence of John Jacob senior,
deceased, ON the Meehanicsville turnpike, directly
opposite the toll-gate. The house Is large and COLL
EIudiOus, and situated Ill Il beautiful oak grove
There are also all the necessary out-houses. he
land is III high state of cultivation, and viii be
sold Ill two lots Of ten each, and lot, with
the house, OF twenty acres.
The purchaser Will have full possession Of the
whole property the lst of December next, and of
part Of the dwelling Immediately, and will have
an opportunity Of putting III a crop tor another
year.
plat of the property be seen at the office of
the auCtioncer.
TERMS: Onc-thiId cash one-third at six, and
one-third ut twelve months, negotiable notes with
interest added; the whole in cash, at the option
OF the purchaser
At the time will sell, for cash, Horse,
BarOuche Buggy and Harness, two Carts, Farming
Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
All persons having claims against the estate will
present them to the undersigned; those indebted
will make payment to us.
j. Is. KEESEE, Executors of John
c. JACOB, Jacob, ST, decd
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
toneer. 29-tds
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BY Z. w. Grubbs, Auctionear.

I Al'GE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
4 OF REALLY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCriON.--By the re-
quest OF the administrative of the late John Adams
Smith, Esq, shall sell at public auction at his late
residence, next door to the Farmers Bank Of Vir-
gina, on MONDAY next, the 10Th OF August,
commencing at 10 o'clock, his valuabl. household
and other FURNITURE, consisting of the usual
variety; among which are many very costly and
handsome articles, embracing Il large quantity Of
Silver, Glass and Chinaware, such is rarely OF
feled for sale 1t is only necessary to view he ar
ticlcs to fully appreciate them.
Besides the Silver and Plated ware, there are two
magnificent Dinner Sets large quantity Of ricll
Cut-Glass DGcanters, Tumblers, Goblets Wine and
Jelly Glasses and, indeed, almost every article
usually found iii first-class dwelling. Also, four
hundred and twenty-five bushels OF Coal.
This sale Is Wen worthy the attention of those
who may wish to purchase really good articles
TERMS: Cash.
2. W. 6RUBBS, Auctionecr,
au2i Successor to GOddin x Appereon.
PusrsCRTPT.-Win be added to the sale on,
6-octaye Piano, avery superior instrument, of fine
tone; two boxes OF Claret and twenty-threc bottle
of Hook and other fine Wines. Also, one excellent
Gold Watch. L. W. GRUBBS, Auotionecr.
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DIANO, FURNITURE, GLASS AND
CROCKERY WARE, CARPETS, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 30th instant, commencing al
10 O'Clock A NJ, Will sell at the residence Of Mr.
NJ. Goulden, No $50 Broad street, north side,) be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the fol-
lowing articles:
l Mahogany Piano, 81 octayes,
Parlor, Cane and other Chairs,
! Mahogany French Sideboard,
Sofas Rocking Chairs, Lounges,
Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth,
Wardrobes, Mirrors, Washstands,
Cottage and other BedsteadS,
Mahogany Cabinets,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Sheets, Blankets, Quilts, &c,
Parlor, Dining and other Tables
l Mahogany Cradle,
do. CRIB and Mattress,
2 Eight-Day Clocks,
Curtains, Pictures, Window Shades,
Table Linen,
Cups and Saucers, Plates, Dishes,
Goblets, Tumblers, Wine Glasses
Knives and Forks Glass Preserve Dishes,
l Excellent Cooking Stove ana Utensils,
l Parlor Stove Ne, &c.
az " WILLIAMSON j CO, Auctioneers.
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WANTED to hire, for the balance of
w the year, a good COOK, WASHER and
IRuNER, for a small family. For who can
come well recommended and without incumbrance
q liberal price will be paid by application to
w. s. TYLER,
Confederate States Laboratory,
au 2a--GtE Seventh street
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y U n 4 w 4 Y 1--WE HUNDRED
IL DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the
subscriber, about the LIST OF August, my man KIN
CIilN-calls himself HERBERT. He is black !;
good appearance; quick i'll action; about five feet
nine inches high, and twenty-five to twenty five
Years old purchased in Richmond in July last
Of MIR. G. f. Morbn, who RESIDES Jude's Ferry,
III Powhatan county. | will pay the above reward
If he is delivered to Lee Bowman, Richmond,
Virginia, or confined III jail 50 L get him
q. y. WHITE,
au 2i-l2ts Lexington, Virginia.
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BY L. W. Grubhs, Auctloneer.

EIVE ENEMENTS IL PORT
MAYO, ON SIXTH, BETWEEN LOUIS
lana AND ORLEANS STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold a; public auction, %
the premises, on FRIDAY, September u, at Gyl
o'clock, the very valuable property located rs above
and nearly opposite the residence Of Timothy K,r~
TERMS Cash or credit, at the option ot the ral-
chaser. L. W. dRUBBS Augtlou,tf,
au y Successor 10 0uddlu ~ APltT-yE.
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BY fdnnill y Son, AugtIouccr.,
Sycamore street, Petersburg. V,r,suta

by IdIli!ilI son, AHgtiouvcT-,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, vtr.inlal
ID RANDY, RUN, SUGAR, LARD
ID CRoCKERY, WAGONS, BUGGIEs. HAE.
NESS, &c, tsc.-On II ESDAI, Both instant. r.fI-
mcncing at 10 O'Clock \. Nj, at the store ui T. "
FARLEY n Co, ON sycamore street, E,t.r,lurg Va
gina, shall sril ut public auction
80 bhls. pitne Apple Brandy, and year alt
BIDS prime pesch Brandy, and 3 years Old,
bbls. Rum,
] hogshead Orleans Sugar,
10 bbls. fine Fineg9r,
- kegs primo Lard,
bbls. Fanuly Flour,
bbls. and one box Crockcry,
bbls. Zephyr Putt Smoking Tobacco, 40
papers,
Is pair excellent WOmrn's Shoes,
| lot Army Combs, Shoe Thread BOttlts X, .
lot French Coloring.
Immediately after the above are sold, hall vel
at the stable of JlITutts Hotel,
Two Omnlbussc5, several Buggic4, one I'll.
tirely newt
BI,akaway Fam Wagons,
Rocktway, Shuck Wagons,
Spring Wagons, Carts, Drays,
Saddles and Brides, Horse Covers,
Large lot Harness. single and double,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, &c., az.
TERMS Cash on delivery.
W l.. WATKINS.
Administrator OF John r. Friend, deceased
PASHILI. * SuS, Auctiouecrs, au IDS
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=OTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT

OST, on the cars, between Richmond
i and Ashland, my POCKEfBOoK, containing
about two hundred dollars $4,000 in Confederate
money, and sundiy orders, bonds, &c., of no value
to any person but myself. Also Confederate States
four per cent Certificates as follows: No. 2,50i,
April l, George w. Coleman, 500; Ne. 2.503, April
l, j. H. Street. $780, No. 9il, March 10, j. II.
Street, $500. Application having been made for the
renewal OF these certificates, all persons warned
against receiving or trading for them A liberal re-
wand will be paid upon the delivery Of the said
Pocket Book and contents either with or without
the money, at this office.
an 2I-lawGws JAMES ii. STREET.
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------------ eiph'tfs.
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALE
- ALL OF TIE ELEGANT FUxNIrUHF a.
TIE BALLARD HOUSE, IN TIYR CIfV "
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC An 80
The proprietors Of this noted estabIiSI,,r,r, ~
tending TO close the BALLARD HOUSE. vii -. a.
for sale on THURSDAY, the 1T day Of s. pt, nh.
land continuing every day until the same !. a,
Of at 10 o'clock, the whole OF the PAEIOK ( III
Der, DINlNG-R0OM FURNIURE. a., NAM
The style, manufacture and condition u tsa.t,
are Of the most desirable character ~ H.. ~. ~, -
liNhrnent has been only recently furnishcd an, ~
the greatest care and best Judgment NtA
| In the fattor VIII be found Rosewood SUIT,
| Furniture, including unto Il
Tetc-a-tete Sofas
PaIlor and Ann Chairs,
snPgib Roaswood EtagTes, with marie t.,,
| Elegant Mirrof-panelltd door. 'i''
| Handsome reception Chairs,
| Splendid Brussels Carpets H.
| l very excellent Rosewood il,na b., n
| Clarke, very fine tone ana nah. '''''
The entire furniture Of one hunir't CI..,,
embracing Rosewood, Mahogany AMI " ,lfI', 80
| bel Suites, including NAM
| Handsome WaTaroles,
slabs, '' "d1-s
Washstands, marble slabs,
| Centre Tables, marble sIabs,
| Sofas, Ann Chairs,
| Reception Chairs, &c
| Elegant Toilet Chamber SGT.
Very superior Hair and shu,k Mattresses.
| Feather Boosters and ih.l.v.
| Excellent Marscille5 CoGntcrpaus.
| Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips. BE-
| Brussels Carpets in all the chamber.
| In the Dining-RoOm there are
Y handsome Mahogany Extension Tables
| Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
| Handsome Casters, Chatting dishes,
| Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons.
An assortment Of Cfolkery, such AZ
Dishes, Plates, IuIecns,
Cups and Saucers, Sc.
| In Kitchen Furniture
| variety OF valuable Cooking Utar,,,. &C.
| Also
3 Hotel Omnhusse-,
| Baggage Wagons,
| sets Harness. IN prime order
The whole uf the above offers 4 rare inyitafi,, y,
parties ot enterprise who wish to make a lrgtt,tl.
investment by purchasing the entire outu, sin /,
| view Of re-opeIling house widely and f.yoIsllv
known. To private persons chance syltorn otT,r,i
| Is here presented Tor supplying thcm,cy,- ir.n a
very large, valuable and woll-aSsoit,J stock At COD
| kurnItuIe, such Us lao other house eau supply
| j. c. TAIIAFEIetO a co
| Projectors.
Sale male by T. j.. Cook, Auctionsef au y
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/ OST CERTIFICATE Sometime in
i 4 the month Of June last lost CERTIFICATE
OF DEPOSIT for 500, four per cent. Confederate
States Treasury Bond issued under the act of Congress
passed February 18th, ls6i made payable to Eliza
beth Guthrow, and numbered 975 and issued 18th
March. All persons are warned against trading for
the same, application has been made to the Com
tedcrate States Treasury for its renewal.
au S-lHw6wf ELIZABETH GUTIIROW,
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W. A. RAMSEY. b. y. HALL.
VIZ A. RAMSEY & Co,
" AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
300 Broad street, lopposite Union Bank,l

S0s Broad street, lopposite Union Bank,)
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
G. A. PARKER, Auetioneer.
REFERENCES:
Augusta-Edward Thomas Hon. II. III. May, AL
fred Baker, J. IL. Taylor, Fleming & Robertson,
Henry Edmondson.
Atantl-wm Herring * Son.
Coluinbus-H. Z. Goodrich * Co, Lawhorn 4
Rossett DAVID Hudson.
Macon-E. Winship, salisbury x Pease.
Sivannah-w. III. Stark.
ChaIleston-C. N. Hubert, W. +. Burge, j. Pur-
cell.
Athens. S. Linton, X, L., Bloomfield.
Wilmington, d. Poisson, George Myers.
Montgomery-B Ii. Micou, Ii. u, Browder, J. T..
HuSill
Richmond, Virginia George L. W. Nelson, John
4. Bowen. au2 I'm
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FIVE HUNDRED

EOURTHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
i DOLLARS REWARD will pay four thou
sand five hundred dollars for the apprehension and
delivery to III Richmond, for securing them so
that get them, the following SLAVES, to wit:
JORDAN, yellow man, about twenty
years old, tolerable carpenter and blacksmith
Was raised near Christiansburg, Virginia
LEWIS, tt black man, thirty years old purchased
of L. l.. Drewney OF Broddie, near Hendersonville,
North Carolina.
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight years old;
raised by Walter Coles of Pttsylvania county; has
rather down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slim;
bought OF Z. j. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina
JIM, black about twenty -one or twenty-five years
old raised Ill Maryland; Is tail and very likely
WILLIAM, bIown-skn boy, about twenty or
twenty-five years old; raised i'll near this city;
owned by Z. J. Sampson, agent at the Rich
mond and Danville depot. -
ELIJAH, of brown complexion, about thirty five
years old raised near Charlottesville, and Is No.
cock. Both Of his legs Were swollen and sore at the
time he left.
SALLY, IA mulatto GIRL about twenty-five years
old raised in Loudoun county; was purchased OF
n. NJ Lee tall and slender, with long black hair
HARRIET, fifteen or sixteen years old, brown
skin, with bushy head OF hair.
They left my farm, i'll Lunenburg, about the last
of June, with the Wilson rading party. l will pay
the above reward for all Of them OF five hundred
dollars for any one Of them.
au 5-iw' L. II. STOKES.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EHARM FOR SALE.-Bcing in bad
4 state of health, SO that cannot attend 70 my
agricultural affairs, causes me to offer my farm
for sale its location being about ten mules west Of
the city of Richmond, HenIico county, lying on
Deep Run Creek, containing four hundred and TWEEN
ty-six acres. The Improvements consist Of a large
dwelling ana all necessary buildings. | deem it
unnecessary to say anything respecting my
farm, as those wishing to purchase will come and
Judge for themselves. For terms apply to the sub
Scriber OIL the premises.
au CTS WILLIAM W. MORIEN
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RUNAWAYS

Unity DOLLARS RE'TARD.--Loft
my house, about the LIST Of August, my MAN,
LEWIS. lie Is about twenty-one Years Of age,
dark CONF lcXiun, about five feet nine ten inches
high, pro- ectng teeth ana thick lips. L think it
probable he is i'll the service Of officer III the
Confederate service. will pay the above reward if
he Is delivered 10 me III Manchester, OF to Captain
WILLIAM W. WEIsIGER, Shockoe Slip, Richmond
au 26-6ts HYPATIA III. PATTERSON.
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VEHE FARM CALLED VARIETY

THE FARM CALLED VARIETY
GROVE" CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND ONE AND \ HALE ACRES, IN HENRltu
COUNTY, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON
TIE ROAD FROM STAPLES'S MILL 10 + II
GENTRY'S OLD TAVERN, FOR SALE At
AUCrION.-Will be- sold ~ public auction, on Id
premises, Oh THURSDAY, the lst September, at -
o'clock, L. Nj, the farm located a. above II pyL-
cams ONE HUNDRED AND ONE AND HAL!
ACRES: sixty cleared, and fOrty-une and a htf q
wood and timber. The Improvements aIe a d~ellEs'
containing five rooms kitchen, two rooms, w.
barns; stable; courthouse; well Of excellent SAs'
III the yard peach and apple orchard. IN, P-i-
chaser will be II liberty TO prepare for aLd sted i'
crops at once and full possession OH the LIT ottJi
rcserving the right 10 the present owner 10 Ne'"s
and remove the crops If not bought by the purtsI
OF the land The land may be treated TOT pu's''l
at any time before the day Of sale and ii. u "a!
part OF the crops, stock, &c, may be purchtt4
valuation.
Terms Onc-third cash, balance az six AMI tSe.'e
months with interest, all cash. ~ ths opu'"
the purchaser. L. W. GRUBBS, Auytouetf,
Successor To Goddin & Apperson
PosrSCRIPT.-Persons wishing 20 Wow the IFs'l'
ises or attend the sale may take the evening tran
the fredericksburg road, get OFF AZ Dlyiss '0ssae'
which Is within half mile Of the premises, tul 4.
turn to Richmond by the down tram TIE '1i-'
evening. an
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by james n. Taylor, Auctioncer.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF MAN
IA UFACfUKED TOBACCO AT AUCTION -
Will bc sold at the lumber house OF Mr. K A. r.
Dtbney, corner Of Broad and Seventh streets, on
MONDAY, the 9th day ot August, at IL O'Clock
n. M, III lots to suit purchasers about eighty boxes
very iiIie MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of Grave
iy's, Browns, Subjects, and other brands Persons
wishing to get line article Of Manufactured To-
bacco Will havean opportunity of doing So
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
du Zo-3t AuctiOueer.
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AYETTEVIL ROSIN OIL

WORKS.--We are manufacturing ROSIN
OIL more extensively than it is made ut any other
point in the Confederacy. We can make one hun
dred and twenty-five barrels per week, and have
now hand several hundred barrels ready for sale
and shipment.
The attention of Government officers, and the
public generally, is invited 10 this OIL it Is very
superior for ubrieating army wagons aud all kinds
of machinery. It is good Oil for mixing paints,
used with spirits of turpentine dryer. tho best
Turner's Oil now in use, and Is being ased largely
by the Cotton Factories, Steamboats,, Tanners and
Railroads iii North Carolina.
1t gives general satisfaction. Further informal
ton may be obtained from b. FuLLER, Esq, Post
office Department., Richmond.
MOORE, CASHWELL n co,
au 20-l0ts Fayetteville, N. G.
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ENSTRAY.-A dark bay MARE, with
4 4 saddle and bldle on, broke from my premises
last evening about O'Clock. She was traced far
as the corner of First and Cary streets. \ suitable
reward will be paid for her return to Captain
GEORGE L. TAYLOR, Assistant QuarteImaster,
Basin Bank, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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