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NeW Theatre.

PRIoEs OF AD,usstOS.-Dress Circle, 10 cents; Gal
lery, g cents. Doors open at ~ o'clock. Per-
Torrance 10 commence at o'clock.
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THIS EVENING. May Is, 1854,
WI be penbrned
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
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Last night but two Of the Amenean actor. Mr.
EDWIN ADAMS.
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Theat

DUFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. ". II. EV-
ERETT, Stage Manager. s. p. SIMONS, Treas
urer. A. HA1G, Director Of Music. W. FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist
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For Sale.
Estray.
EStray.

INAKEN Up, BY i. W. WHEELER, ON THE
i 18th Of April, 1864. two blac, speckled OXEN,
about five years Old, which were valued at sixty
dollars, and which are now IN the possession IF said
Wheeler, OF the MurfreesborO Pike, twelve miles
from Nashville. April 18th 1864.
JAMES JOHNSON,
CALEB GOODRICH.
ALFN. Mcdaniel, Ranger. may l9-W3t"
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The New York World HOaxed.
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spsol.I DI.pateh to the NashvIIIs UnIOn.

No General Engagement in Northern
Virginia.
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MOURNING GOODS.
Domestic Goods.

Cottonades, Linen Drillings, Plaid
Linens, Erminetts for Men and Boys
wear, Linen Duck for LabOrers.
Tickings, Bleached and Brown Do
nestle, COlOred Cambrics and Silecias,
Shifting Flannels, etc
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Ptnmanship for the Million.
At No. lls South Cherry street,

s, THOSE WHO WISH TO
learn or improve then
selves IN the desirable art Of PenmanshB, will ifd
e the above Schooi rare opportunity osining 20.
Sati astOn guaranteed. Best q reference gwen
as to c0fuuetengy
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CSignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
w. II. SEWARD, Sec. of State.

CNCISCINNATI, May lSi-A special to
the Commercial, dated Gauley Bridge,
May 18th, say that a courier arrived
this forenoon from General Crook.
He had fought three battles near
Newbern, with the forces under
Generals Morgan, Sam Jones, and A.
C. Jenkins gaining a complete victory
over the enemy. The enemy lost
5000 men killed and wounded and SEQ
prisoners. Gen. A. jenkins fell into
our hands MORALLY wounded Our loss
is about 400 killed and wounded a
large railroad bridge over New River
at Newbern with several miles of track
were completely destroyed General
Crook was at Newbern on the 10Th.
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Bishops Cumberland MIastreIs.
Open every night at their New Pavilion,
MAlR-sT., CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

by AUTHORITY OF MAJORGEN. THOMAS.
BisifniH a BoWAs..--.--- ----.----s-A iittuI7-
BEIGuAM BISHOP Manager and Director.
Eos DOVES Treasurer.
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rhs Di,tincsion and the Diffsreuce.

The British Ministry has declared IN Parliament
that the policy Of the British Government, is to re-
co.gnisc the Government of MAMMALIAN in Mexico
"trN condition being that the Government shall b.
80 possession Of The capital" This was stated ON
behalf OF the Government by Mr.. I4,yard, in reply
10 question by Mr.. kinalake in the House Of Com
enumerated those Mexican States which had been
subjected TO Maxmian's monarchy by the French
and those which had not. and then declared the
policy OF the Government 30 be above, VIZ: TO
renagnise the de fsseto government, the condition
being that the Government should be in possession
Of the eafatas II was further stated tina, this de-
termination had been communicated to the Emperor
of the French, and the British Government only
awaited official information as to the condition pre-
ceent to n,cognition, anal would not delay action
antl the States under Juarez brought anler
the authority OF the arcl,iukc Macmillan
Nov, tho Coneieiacy has been i'll possession Of its
capital ior four years. and fewer of its State
arr aeupiei by tbs enemy than OF the Mexican
States are occupied by Juagez. Yet the British
Government viii recognise Maximhias Govern
mert while it refuses TO recognize ours Our Gov
ernmcnt is stronger than Maximhan's ior that
was established by foreign army, THAT of Franco
and is by that foreign army still defended in the
Mexican capital Ours was established by the will
Of our own people, and is by the power of our own
arms, our own consistent and irreyocable determi-
nation, maintained and defended. The difference
between the two governments as lar as it shows
internal force and consistency, native capacity and
power of existence is all the world to nothing in
favor OF ours and against the Mexican With this
vast difference" in our favor, the British Govern
ment makes the distinction" in favor of Mexico
W hat but some selfish and odious national policy |
cou-d lead to sneh distinction Neither honor |
nor justice could have part lot in policy so dis
gracefully incon sistcnt
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General Hunter.

We learn that this individual, denominated
'.ne"a by his own military colleague, the bray,
Muihgan-is the son Of the late Rev Andrew Hum
Ter, OF Fairfax county. He was born in that eoun-
ty and Is sixty or sixty-fve years old His father
and the father of Andrew Hunter, Esq, OF Charles
town, Jefferson county, were'brothers The father
oi the latter gentleman named David and the
general was named alter him. As peculiar dis
play OF his brutality and his utter poverty of any
OF the sentiments known as humane or, we might
say, even as human-it was by his order that the
beautiful residence of his cousin, Andrew Hunter
was burned. That gentleman he captured and car
red on a prisoner but forced him to stand in his
yard spectator VI the burning Of his dwelling and
70 see his fine library and all his household gods.
the accumulation Of years Tapped up by the fame
ms rs Genera David Hunter! His relative. An
grew Hunter, Is one OF the most distinguished mon
~ 'ae valley lie has been member of the Lecis
.''uio iof many Years, and was member of the
eonsehtion which finally carried Virginia out of the
EXPLODED Union. He has proved his LOYALTY N tb.
south and has suffered terribly. Genera, u,,n,a-
Is an example Of that peculiar deprayity which ,a,,s
ViFeinian to become traitor and dess..rt s,,eh !
mother as Virginia.
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eaHit ~ aws, usssaies pahsa satlsihlsst, and fs
Tain L. rossf. 70 ikrow ~ sheh 4 tsnsn,.s ros
aa.ieS Gle exercise a public virtue ana ,,opa,
mid iaty independence tho existence Of which ii
the North Is very doubtful With successes &, linA
coins aitnses we satisfied these elements do not
rSist iii sufficient force to throw Off the Lincoln
Yoke. Yet they may he strong enough with the
help OF Southern Victories to dethlonc the aborni-
nasse Illinois ape. Aud to this complexion comes
all speculation on the subject. The armies of the
South are indeed fighting for the liberties Of tile
Northern States as well rs for those Of the South
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DIED.

Departed this life, At her residence in Manchester
on Tuesday, August l6, Mrs. MARY MURPHY
eonsoft of Thomas Murphy, in the thirtythird
ycsr Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from ST. Peter
Church, in Richmond, this evening at 3 o'clock
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re.
specially invited to attend
On Wednesday morning, August IL, WILLIAM
T. RlCliEsoS, III the thirty-tirst year Of his age,
leaving a devoted wife and two children 10 mourn
then ifrepaiable loss.
HIS Friends and acquaintance requested to
attend his funeral from the Broad Street Methodist
Church REV. Mr.. Duncsn,s) this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
VI B3ltlmore papers please copy.
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Something about to Happen.

The Yankees must do something startling in a
Few DAYS The Democratic Convention ut Chicago
takes place on the 2jth instant To act upon tia,
body mime must be sprung, raid must be done
ia super Yankee STYLE or some sudden attack must
he made on the conesleraies somewhere either
here on at Atlanta Some event is wanting to en-
courage the war spirit in that convention and help
10 defeat the peace party party that Lincoln ell
more than the war party. In the next seven or ten
days something startling, iaa the best style Of Yam
kee strategy, must happen.
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GUNDRIES.
~ > barrels Old Proof Apple Brandy
do do. do. Rye Whskey,
octaves "Marett X Co" Cognac Brandy,
l barrel choice Brown Sugar,
10 barrels Green Apples
50 do. Supertine and Extra Hour
10 coils Plough-lIne Rope,
| bale IL Plaid D1mCStics,
bales "A Sheetng,
bales Cotton Yarns, high numbers,
500 pounds superior Bacon Sides,
loo do. do. Sole Leather,
80 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted
barrels prime Sorghum-M GLASSES,
| barrel prime New Orleans Syrup,
200 boxes and e,ddIes Manufactured Tobacco,
1000 pounds Smoking Tobacco, III bags, Loxet
and barrels,
barrels Tanners OH,
l lot Mems BrUgues,
barrels White Grease,
On consignment and for sale by
k. k. ROBERTS,
Commission Mere hant,
an lG IT. Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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MArrYRn.

OH MONDAY. tbs 18Th i,iaans, III ths Rev. nf,
Hurfuws. Mr. RIIttARD t.. MILAN IF Mary
land, to Miss REa W. WEST, Of Richmond city.
Mf~ Baltimore city and county papers please
copy.
On "Wednesday til. 81 Of August, 40 Fredericks.
burg. x Kew Hugh Roy scott, Rector Of st. Paul's
church, King George county, A. ALEXANDER
LITTLE to Miss MED0RA BUCK, both Of Fred
arlrl .hlrc
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letter from the army says that of the nine HIM.
ared men who came in with legs and arms bandaaed
wnen stopped and examined were found not 10 have
- "'uen rs . scratch upon them Yaakrr pagey.
az. saturday last was the four hundredtL day Of the
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A. RAMSEY. T. F. HALL
w "A. RAMSEY & Co,
w AUCTION AND GENERAL.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sos Broad street. (opposite Union Bank,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
q. 4. PARKER, Auctioneer
REFERENCES:
Augusta Edward Thomas, Hon. X. ii. May, AL
fred Baker, j. IL. Taylor, Fleming a Robertson,
Henry Ednou.lson.
Atlanta--Wm. Herring x Son
Columbus-H. &. Goodrich * Co, Lawhofn &
Rossett, David Hudson.
Macon f. wiHship, salisbury s. Pease.
Savanuah-W. III. Stark.
Charleston--C n. Hubert W. T. Burge, J. Pur-
cell.
Athens s. Linton, X. l.. Bloomfield.
Wilmington. ID. Poisson, George Myers.
Montgomery-B H. Mcou, III. ID. Browder j. f.
Hukill.
Richmond, Virginia George E. w. Nelson, John
4. Bowen an 2-lm
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INV ENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
Il WARD.-Lost, on Friday, 5th instant, ON
MAN street, between Ninth and Eighteenth streets
BLACK LACE VEIL, with small dots and work
ed border, round at the corners. The above reward
WILL be given TO the finder if left at Al Main street.
or +. O. BRAuEa's Stall No. l. Old Market.
au l3-6ts Mas. +. G. BRAUER.
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4 IA X Nj, WITH THE STur6
n EEnpE ENBNTNh IrIrig,+4fr1

4 FA r. NJ, WITH THE STurE
IA CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS. sr f1'
SALE.-The subscriber is authorized 10 sell a..
Vateiy, a FARM in pOwiatan county Together,
all Of the STOCK, CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS
&c, thereon. The Farm contains three hunis
and fourteen acres, and is situated on the Bnfkr.
ham road, about Twenty-Five miles from Eiebuai
and four miles from powhatan Station, Riel,D.ai
and Danyllle railroad, IN healthy locality IA
well supplied with good well and branch water n,
land Is OF fair quality, about one-half or twy-lt
arabic, the balance III pine and oak growth u.
buildings consist OF "a twu-stoTy DWcung-H.ua
lately fitted up, with four rooms and pi4,isr r.
sides basement and all necessary out-hou-s T~
StJck-one Horse and three Mules, woke Of o.
five head Of cattle and fourteen hogs The FlruiH,
Utensils are nearly new, and embrace the following:
Wagons, Carts, Threshing- Machine, Wheat Fla,
Corn-Shellcr, Cutting KNIVES. Scythes and Plou.,s
OF all kinds. The CTops-Wheat, Oats, Corn Ra,
Potatoes, Sorghum, &c; and, If desired. the Hands
on the place will be hired for the balance Of 10
year. Mr.. Z. NJ. Farley, the Manager Will -hy
the land, crops &c., 10 any wishing 10 yitg 10
farm.
Terms Cash, and possession gwen immrdatf.y
For further particulars address j. h. GOUDE.
Genito Post-oiiice, Powhatan county yupII4,
. au l3-6t'
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By Redwood, Phillips & Co, Auctionecrs.
BY Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auctioneers.

Dy Elicit Bell Y Fox, Auctlonters.
4 UCTION SALE OF THE RESCUED
N CARGO OF THE STEAMER DARE
AND OTHER BARGE CONSEQUENCES OF FO.
REIGN MERCHANDISE, JUST LANDED FROM
NASsAU.-On TUESDAY, the sd August, We wi
sell at auction, at our warehouse No IL Pearl street
the cargo saved from the wreck Of the steamer Dare
and additional consignments OF desirable MER-
C1tANDISE, just received by other steamers, COM
prisIng IN part the following goods, VIZ;
80 pieces 6-i Black Cloths,
% do. Black Gros du Rhn Silks,
100 do. Fancy Dark and Light Prints,
5o DO. Al Bleached ShiitiIlgs
~ do. Printed Organizes,
do. Atwood Dehiines,
- do. French MeriIoes
10 do. 6-i Heavy Lambskin Coating
70 do. Ga Blue and Black MoskoIa Coating
ID do. Heavy Fancy Cashmere
iS do. i-lneh lndigo-Blue and Black Mixed
Tweeds,
l case diamond-pointed Filleting Gard Clo
thingl,
10 pieces Grants English Grapes,
p do. Black and Colored Bonnet Ribbons,
40 do. Black Mohairs, assorted,
20 dozen Super French Corsets
10 do Black and Fancy Neck Ties,
100 do Regatta Shirts,
40 do Long Cloth Shirts,
10 pieces pieces assorted Assorted SILK Handkerchief
10 pairs Ladies' Lasting Caters, Il,
80 dozen Brown Cotton Half Hose,
bales 4. 4 Augusta Sheeting,
bales eight-ounce Osnaburgs.
ALSO,
80 boxes s.H. Hollands Extra Manufactured
so boxes Hiawatha Tobacco,
ID kegs hi Carbonate Soda,
8 barrels Java Coffee, &c, &c.
The sale Will commence at 10 o'clock.
ELICIT, BELL * FOX, Auctioneers
p. S.IConsgnments for this sale should b., cent
IN by Saturday afternoon. aul Ii
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r. W. GkUbBs, Au,t,,ne,.,
SgCG esSor To Gad.t,, :, 'N'"ff,

|Ik unoE SALE OF vALTAPIT
WOODED LAND IN Iup rn,' NabLf.
HkRhfto, THIRTEEN MILES ,.ptcNtH OF
MoND, NEAR THE DEEP RUN fnESi,JIvka i' IL
palsIa nc o. a certain deed u ttust IN WIZ IA
one o. The frnstees ,hall sell At pub,a sn., 'n
e EpN ta a. the 18th instant at the tor On
the ''Shoit Pump on the III M,nt, '',''e ah.'e
parcel oil LAND Conveyed by said decd. s',i IN. 'ae
eoh'alns eighty eight acres oi Wooded - rae,
me bottoms Is well watered, and espcrally In, mas
y" ~ s,ii slYsth Of grasses, and y within lhreq NM
IN Stnngieilow, and Mr. Benialnin IL, '''1 d
oehefa. Mr. Benjamin or Mr.. r. T. Isakr All .f ga
the premises 10 any one desiring 10 "'i 'hvE
TERMS One thousand dollars cash bal,,,, =.
equal instruments of three and six m,urI'S , N
Table notes, Well secured, bearing inf.,,. 'tsO-
day OF sale; or all cash, at the option of ~ HuR
au 6-eod6ts Trustee.
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OCKBRIDGE BATHS.

This WATERING PLACE viii be open to visi-
tors on and after the 25th July, 1864.
The Central cars now run through to Staunton,
from which point daily line Of stages (Sundays
exeapedl will leave stanton, arriving the Baths
to dinner.
Passengers by canal, Salem, and the Natural
Bridge line, in connection with the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, connect with the stage line At
Staunt0n for the Baths.
TERxs; Board. per day, so.
gV-lme FropTistors,
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E>OR SALE, privately, a very desiral.
l.. new framed HOUSE, with five rooms ami ,.-
sage, Kitchen, Wood and C0al-hous,, g.. ~,
fifst-rate Garden. The lot font, -ixty feet srl .
one hundred and thlIty-twO feet deep. For rE
ticnlars, apply corner Of Ihiity-seCond and .,I.
au hit
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AUCTION SALES.
ssrss~1ss.
FtffBkE DAY,

FtfIUKE DAT,
by T. II luck, Auetiouapr.
New Auction House, No Sc Main strcet.)
FURNITURE, SHOES, DRY GOODS.
Il TOBACCO. &c. AT AUGTiON--I viii sell
at auction on FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th, at 10
o'clock, desirable assortment Of Furniture Shoes,
Dry Goods, Tobacco &c, consisting in part Of
beautiful Wardrobes,
dozen oane-seat and other Chairs,
Washstands, Tables,
elegant Cabinets, with glasses,
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture,
Sloats Sewing Machine, i'm order
Childs Carriage nearly new,
Smoking Tobacco Cutting Machine,
lot Of New Grain Bags,
splendid Navy Pistol
Shoes, Dry Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches and
boxes Of good Chewing Tobacco.
l.. IL. LUCK, Auctioncer,
No. So Main street.
Consgnments solicited, and received till o'clock
on day of sale. fau lS1 L. HI
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DE A U TIFUL COTTAGE RFSI

~ DENCE IN THE TOWN OF nASyIItr
FOR SALE otter for sale, privately. a ls,,,'ri,
COTTAGE RESIDENCE in Danvillc m. ' ir,'I
ing, surrounded by beautiful oak trees contains ,g
rooms, besides st0Te-r0Om and two clo.rts win 8 w
and back porches, with kitchen. stable corr, t V'
smoke-house, &c. The buildings are ali in s,
der, nearly new, having been built within th. ~
four years. The lot contains one and A orsrts.
acres; the garden IL large and productive, aud tLrr
are Oh the lot.one hundred choice fmit tree. Ti1,'
is well of excellent water in the y,rI Fo, 80
apply to L. W. GRUBBS, Auetioneer
au lT-3t Successor TO Go,idin A An,.,
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AUCTION SALES. :
FUTURE DAY Y,

- |, ..s.s- q
GLAFEs AT PUBLIC Ajff.r,,;,.:~-
- Pursuant 30 decree ~ he III. ibN -
ths city a Riehinond, the urdtr4ignsg q toa1t n
tra. !., Of ROBERT MOTT, deceased IN sdnan,S-
on TUESDAY,, the 23i day Of Aus,,'," pisced.
tween the hours of O'Clock A. 81. and ~, h,
ON m F - ehf auction . house q Nessr Lee S.l
the estate OF the said Robert Mott doliohsiIz "a
casa. sale to be conducted by Messls ~ sr
~eS, Aultioiittfs- Bsg-
.,,u,,,.. CATuARINR y0rr
au tS-5ta '"t', ceased
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

4 SMALL FARM, AT THE UEAn0g
~ HE BROOK TURNPIKE, ADOLF s,x
Mills FROM THE CITY, FOR SAN , "tA
HAIEi1Ii am authorized to sell, priva,cIr a. -,
ncsfao,e niue FARM situated above a, pirstl,
consist Of Dwelling House with thru, 80
the usual out-balding4 also, Il good I,JJ',. "'.n
good repair. Ii has a small Orchard Of r.; III
Trees anu the present crop thereon INN. ~ "a.
possession given. JAMES II r., y ts,'.iic1A''H
au lit R.,Ir-tr. - Lon,
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NJ IDLOTHIAN NOTlCE.-Thef follow.
lNl ing hands left the Midlothian Mines on tn,
18th Of May with the Yankee raiders A liberia
reward will be paid for their apprehension and de-
livery at the mines confinement in jail
JOHN c. STANARD, Secretary
No. SLAVES NAMES. OWNERS NAMES
l. Ben. Iurpin, Mrs Turpin
Z. Cato Carter L. N. Tabb & Son, Agents
3. jim Christian, do
4. Sam Peed, do.
). David Wilson, do
9. Charles Cullen, Doctor Cullen.
!. Bingey Jones, John W. Jones.
:. Isaac Jones' do
9. Edmond Harrison, Mr. White.
10. William Blunt, do
IL Walter Blunt, do
~ jim Harrison do
l3 Geo. shelton, Mr. Smith.
IL Green Lacy, Mrs. Lacy.
u Geo. johnson, feyton Johnson.
10 Israel Crouch, Free man
Il. Ialac Green, Mr. Phillips, Agent.
Is. JuIlltis Harris, James NJ Harms
l9. John Puam, Mrs. :. j. PulliaIn.
20 Jacob Powell, Mrs Powell
q. Jim Howard, Free man.
p. John Trabue, Macon Trabue's estate.
%. Ryland Trabue, do
p. Lebo Howard, Mrs. Howard.
%. Milton Depp, Gystavus Depp.
26. Mat. Furcron, j hes Furcron.
p. Robert Hopson, Doctor IIopson.
IS. Shadrach Adams, Mrs. Adams.
20. Tom Corbil, Doctor Charles s. Mills
80. Tom Woodbridge, Doctor Thos. Woodbridge
81. Thornton, Mrs Gillian
80. Wexford, Mr.. LuntSford
80. William Turner, Free boy
/. Henry smith, NIidlotii'n Coal Ming Co.
,. Jim Gwinner, do
3. John johnson, do
4. James Johnson, do
D. Albert SCarbTugh, do.
6. Lorenzo johnson, do.
au l5--iw
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V1NHE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY

The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY for this week will
be ready Tor sale ON THURSDAY at o'clock r NJ,
and will contain summary Of in,erestiug News
Wit and IiuInor, besides choice selections and thu
following articles, original and selected
TALE OF TWO CITIES. By Charles Dick.
ens.-( Conlinued
SMALL BEER CHRONICLE. BY W. Al Taaek
cray From Roundabout Papers.f
ON THE SHENANDOAH. POETRY BY John
Esten Cooke.
ROMANCE OF THE HAPPY VALLEY IN
DIXIE.
THE MOANING SEA. tpoetry)
MY COUNTRY HOME. lPoetryl
The office Of the MAGNOLIA WEEKLY is situ-
ated Twelfth, between Main and Hank streets one
door nom Main. anl7-st
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or. MARYaS COLLEGE CouNEu

CT. MARf'S COLLEGE, COLUMBIA,
~ SOUTH CAROLINA Tho exercises Of iAii
Institution will be- resumed on MONDAY the Ia
vi September proxImo
TERMS: For Board and Tuition in English. Nth.
ematies and Languages for session OF tye months
81 GOO, payable in advance. No deduction vii b.
made for absence, except IN cases Of slckEess 81
pulsion
Pupils will be supplied with bclt,sis ~ the ai-
iege. For particulars, apply ty l,tteg to
Rev. j. }. O'CUNNEI.L, President,
au i2-2taw2w Columbia ). T.
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|nN THE 18TH INSTANT, AT IL
O'clock shall proceed TO sell, at public auction
lot of fifteen acres OF splendid LAND, two-thirds
OF which is cleared, the balance in wood. There is
Il comfortable House on the place, with q well Of
water in the yard. Also, all the Household Furni-
ture one Cart and Harness.
The land adJoins that OF Robert X. Padgett Mos
by Ford and Levy Ford and fronts on the Deer, Run
turnpike road, seven miles from Richmond
Mrs. MARIA ANN JENNINGS.
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nlL! OIL The Richmond Glue AMI
~ oil Works are still manufacturing sglo'
article of MACHINE OIL, which has BEEN n o-
slant IN the shops III the Conic,iefaey =
the last three years, AMI which We wdrrai y 49,
we'll. We Manufacture, also, superior ara"
AXLE GREASE; which We can safely retVmI.ia
We keeIsonstantly on hand a supply OF hAkAha
OIL and DAuBlNG, which Will b found a. s,'l1
any to BE- gotten anywhere. orders can Be cit 10
". PETERSON * Co, or address
III. j. MAIGNE * co, Box ~.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-18
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A PLEASANT ROOM
/ on fist floor, suitable Tor an Office or Lodging
Room, supplied with Gas, Of Fifth and Broad
streets Apply to IL. Schultz, on the premises
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-18

\ LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
IA, paid for the delivery to me, at this yard of
Gay HORSE, about medium size, with white hind
ieet, and a dark bay mare MULE, of good size The
above animals We're stolen, strayed, from Mrs. H.
T. Mountcastle's, in Charles City County, ON the
18th Of this month
G. I. MOUNTCASTLE,
Rockets Navy-Yard,
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