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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Grubbs & Williams, Auetionecrs.

GIX VERY VALUABLE SMALL,
J. = Observation-Disclosures BRICK HOUSES,
ON oLAY AND CATHARINE STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold at auction
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Sep
tmier, at - O'Clock z M, the property located as
pboye. The Houses well built and convenient
containing each four ROOMS, besides closets, and
kitchen, with two rooms, attached to each house
They have good front, and run back the usual
depths, and afford nice little garden spot to each
There is good well Of water of the lots on
Clay street or Tia. OF the three houses at that
locality. The houses rented to monthly tenants
They are occupied respectively by Mrs Martin, MIR
Crawford, aIr trump and Nh. f-tglund.
TERMs Cash credit, at the option of the p,if-
chaser
GBUBBS x WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
SEQ SUCCESSORS to Go1ln Il Appersun
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TINE MATTApONT ESTATE OF

lime MATTAPONI ESTATE OF
Il FIVE HUNDRED AND Fifty ACRES, IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, WITHIN ONE MILE OF
MILFORD DEPOT, AND ONE AND A HALF
MILES FROM BOWLING GREEN, CALLED
HOLLY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII
be sold at auction, ON the premises, on THURS-
DAY, the 18th September, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, the
very valuable estate located as above. 1t contains
five hundred and fifty acres, of which about three
tourths open land, and one-foufth in wood and
timber. The open land Is i'll a good state Of m-
provement. The improvements consist Of q large
dwelling and every other out-builling usually found
such an estate--an III good repair. The location
is beautiful. There is the place very large
chaid OF peaches and apples Of the choicest kinds.
This is rare opportunity OF securing valuable and
most beautiful estate. Partial possession will be
gwen ut once, and full possession so soon as the
growing crops can he secured. The Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad passes through the farm
near the house. atfording opportunity OF visiting
the place and returning the same day.
TERMS: one-third cash. balance at SIX and
twelve months or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. i. W-GEUBBS, Auetoneer,
se5 Successor to Godslin Apperson.
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HI franklin street. next to Exchange Hotel J
Unprecedented success, ana additional at:gat-
iion.--UARRY L, ALLEN, the popular f.troritSa
every nieht - Remember, ladies can visit th,.
OHIO MINISTRIES without the fcii OF having them
maie.t y slorkeai by obscene "RJfCiua aud Vitlrf
attempts at wit Our motto hciNg - Fun without
Vulgarity. The VARIETIES Is nightly crowd
ID with the elite beauty and isiion Of the capital
City to witness the uncqHallei iaIlor entertain
ments of the OHIO MINSTKEI.S, the only I.egiti-
mate Minstrel Organization III the tonftieTetsy --
Prices moderate, Hall cool ana pleasant poilt'.
and attentive ushers, and an abundance 81 ice
water Sc ct"
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ADJUrsNf- GENERALS OFFICE, VIRsIsIA,t
September s, 1864.
CTATE ARMS--All persons having in
\ their possession ARMS AND ACQUIRE
MENTs, the property OF the State, and not using
them as members OF some military organization of
the State, wall deliver them speedily possible to
the officer III charge OF the State Arfnory
By command
WILLIAM il. RICHARDSON,
sc 9-St Adiutant-tieneral.
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RICK HOUSE AND LOT ON

GBUBBS x WILLIAMS, Auc;ioneers,
sc Successors to Godlin II Appersun.
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FRIDAY
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE OF
AURORA FLOYD.
Itss IDA VERNON as ,..........-.....,..A AURORA
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WANTS.

NJ ANTED, by a young man (exeiapt
w fsom military stryiccl, thoroughly CONVEX
p1bt with business, SITUATION As BOOK
hEEfER OR CLERK III some established Banking
OF Mercantile lioua,, Any required reference can
To gwen address - II 8 - Box 29o, Richmond
fuSt Office. Ill
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by l., II: Luck, Auctioneer.
(New Auction House, No Sc Main stSeet)

A UCTION SALE OF FINE FURNI-
N TUhE, CLOTHING, STOVES, &c.--I shall
sell on FRIDAY, the 9Th instant at 10 O'clock
Walnut Bureau, Chairs, Tables, &c,
2 Rocking Chairs,
Feather Beds, BOOSTERS, Pillows,
B,dstcads, Mattresses,
WashbO..,ds, Pitchers, WOrkstands,
Stoves and large Lookng-.iass,
pair fine Blankets,
Mahogany Wa>hsttnds,
Watches, Jeweiry, &c.
ADDITIONAL.
l case Mathematical Instruments,
case Surgical do,
l set Double Harness,
| ACCORDION.
| Blacksmith's Bellows.
seq L. H. LUCK, Auctioneer
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XXToOp. WoOD.--I win, from thi

W0OD, W00D.--I will. from this
wv date, until further notice, sell TO cash e,is-
toners OAK WOOD at $40 per cord and PINE at
500 per cord, delivered at the usual distances roin
the yard.
To those who are indebted To me for Wood, &c. l
would respectfully and urgently request them TO
settle their accounts during the present month, at
my ofce, ~ have one TO collect for uae other
wise, shall be Obliged 10 haye them collected at
their cost. lss l--eol5s'l RICHARD RElNs,
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NOR SALE, three hundred feet one ana
quarter inch GALVANIZED IRON pifs.
Also, one large COOKING STOVE. suitable -
hospitals or hotels, in good order.
DANIEL ODONNEid-
Sc S--gts Broad street above NlAsh-
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THOMAS W. SYDs.p
VALUABLE FARM OF orr ~,

DRIED AND FIFPY-ONE AeRFs ~. ~
MECIfANICSVILJ.E TURNPIRE. TI1,,, Va TIL
HALE MILES FROM TIE CRY Fnn G AN
AT AUCTION be- rented out ON tbo M hEsl
at public auction, on FRIDAY, the ifth !. P.'lAl
at o'clock T.. M. the FARM foime,lv ~, p,s'ht1
Mrs Braxton, now in the oe,upany Of M, g'o y
Fry. II has very hand'ome Dwelling aud n !
well adapted ~ grass and the balance t,,,a %, sr
lanl. The garden is productive, aud Their
ceiient orchard. The place is well wai.,', III
healthy ''a az
TERMS; PAYABLE quarterly in advance
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aueti,,...
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GUPERIOR INkS.--Warranted of the
- very best quality BLACK, RED and BLUE
INKS. Try them. For sale in quantities ~ suit
purchasers by HOVER u CO.,
No I, under Exchange Hotel,
10 SITS Fourteenth street.
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M ANfED, by a YOU'VE man, exempt
CLERK OK SALESMAN or to TAKE CHARGE
of SCHOOL IN the country. lest reference
given. Address TEMPERANCE" through tbs
o;iire Sc SIT
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DROAD ROCK (VIRGINIA) RACES

ii ltcth hLAtiof y
ID FALL MEETING, iSGiIhe Fail Races over
the Broad Rock Course, near Richmond, Virginia,
will commence on the 2Sth OCTOBER, and be con
tinued four days.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28.-FlRsT DAY.-'The meet
ing will commence with post stake, two mile heats,
free for all ages, 900 entrance, pay pfaythc
proprietor to add l, 900.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29.-SECoSD DAY.-Post
stake for three year Odds, mile heats 1000 entrance
the proprietor to add 600.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4.-TmRD DsV.-ioSt
stake, three mile heats free for all ages, 500
tranee-the proprietor to add 81, 600.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.--FoURrH DAy.-lost
stake for three year olds two mile heats, 900
trance-the proprietor to add ,250
All Of the above stakes will close the 25th OF Sep
tember-threc more subscribers to make a race
Already there are three subscribers to each stake
The proprietor reserves to himeelf the night to
postpone any Of the above stake ii the weather
should prove unf;ivOIable to d good race.
Parties wishing To make entries will address the
proprietor at Richmond, Virginia.
ID. MCDANIEL,
au 27-2awt25th3 Broad Rock Course
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Trustee IN the two deeds above mentioned.
Sale conducted by 4. w, Gaug BIS, Auctoneer, sue
eeasor to Goddin 4 AppersOn. sci
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BY z. W. Grlbhs, Auctioneer.

fH'RUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of two
4 deeds of trust executed by Charles Macmirdo
and wife to trustee, the first dated the 23d Of
August, 1862 and the second the 10th OF November,
1862, being thereto requested by the parties, shall
sell on MONDAY, the 18th September at a. O'clock
L NJ, ut puhlic auction, ON the premises 10 the
highest bidder, for cash to much will satisfy
the liens Oh the sad property now due and the
penscs vi sale. ana 10 tue residue such credit
will meet the lien said property Vet to become
due, the property thereby conveyed III trust, and
which is described therein all the right title, aud
interest Of the said Macmurdo and wife in and TO
the House and Lot situated at the corner OF Eighth
and Marshall streets, Wherein the late &. J. Mae
murdo lately resided and all their right, tile and
interest in the slaves Cornelius, Jane and Martha
snd her children, William, Jenny Robert, George
Marth Bet, Lilly, and Jim, and all of the personal
property that may come to the hands OF George T..
Maemurdo from the estate of the mother father, or
grandfather of the said Charles Maemurdo. The in
cumbrances ON the said property may be seen on
reference to the deed books in Richmond Hastings
Court Clerks Office being for deeds of trust from
said MaelnurdO and wife recorded III said Clerks
Office. The title 10 the property is believed to be
good, but selling trustee the usual special war
ranty will be given.
ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
Trustee in the two deeds above mentioned.
Sale conducted by r. W Gaug bs, Auctoneer, SUE
eessor to doddin Apperson. sci
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A GRAND BALI. will be given at the
~ NEW MARKET HALL,
Corner Of Sixth and Marshall strects,)
On MONDAY EVENING next, September H. 1861.
Grand March to commence precisely at O'Clock
+. NJ. Music by Professor Tremer's Cotillon Band
No pains will be spared to make this one Of the
most pleasant parties Of the season.
MANAGFRS:
G. T. DELAKUE, W. DAVIS.
Sc Ste r. EMERSON, PROPRIETOR
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DICHMOND VARIETIES,

A. ii. HOPKINS, f. N. HOPKINS
Sc 9-3tt j. W. GENTRY.
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DiCtIMuND THEATRE,
III Corner seventh aud Broad streets

l4@-1 s-s s =
RicuMoND THEATRE, 49,, .,..,.
Acting and Stage Manager ............R d OGDEN
FRIDAY
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE OF
AURORA FLOYD.
MISS IDA VERNON as AURORA
n u OGDEN rs .......,...... JOHN MELLISH
SINGING AND DANCING.
The Manager takea great pleasure in introducing
run CONFEDERATE MINSTREL BAND
ID. ~ .yo Of the Richmond public, Who will con-
olu.ic the performance viii, their recherche
PROGRAMME
O,rgruRr.
OPrNtsa CHosrs,
Coma LFE
DARKtrs' WFppINe.
Tuf SrTIi Is BRoKtS
UxroRrux,rr Miss BAILEY.
GiPsFt DAvTr.
ASNIE pr rHr NuF
Harry FiMfs IN ON SRoINIA.
Positively TIE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
MISS IDA VERNON
FRIDAY EVENING. September ., 1864,
the Performance wall commence with the beauiiu
OVERTURE Travail ORCHESTRA,
When will be presented the beautiful play. IN five
acts, entitled
Z A NJ l. l. T.
CAMILLE ................., MISS IDA VERNON.
X. DORSEY OGDEN as ARMAND DUVAL.
SINGING AND BANGING
Conclude with
THE MILITIA
Io-morIow- Benefit aud last appearance Of
MISS IDA VERNON
Next week-Grand Complimentary Benefit Ut
se9-lt X. ID. OGDEN
NJ METROPOLITAN HALL.
GREAT SUCCESS OF
BIRCH s NIGHTTIME
SEVENTEEN STAR PERFORMERS AND BRASS
BAND.
GEORGE REEMS and +. H. RIX nightly
Come early to secure good seat.
BIRCH'S BRASS BAND
9-2t' In front of the Hall nightly.
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NIER Y LIKELY AND VALUABLE
FREE NEGROES FOR SALE Ar AUG
TiON.-In pursuance of au order OF the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Richmond viii sell, i'll mont
Of the city Iiall, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
September, 1864, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. precisely, to
the highest bidder, for cash, JAMES HARRIS,
CHARLES HARRIS and GEORGE DREW, free
negroes, young and very Likely, and ordered by said
court to be sold into absolute slavery. Also,
ISAIAH slave, committed TO jail as the property
Of William SpyeTs aud BARNEY, a small boy,
committed the property Of George y. Palmer
committed q iunaways and ordered to be sold
-uch. THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
81 9-3t Sergeant OF the City OF Richmond.
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS--I shall
~ remain At my Office in the County Courthouse
daily from O'Clock a. NJ To 5 L. NJ until the 18th
the TAXES levied by the Court to purchase proyi-
sions for the suffering poor Of the county. Ii Is
very desirable TO realize the amount at once that
the purchases may be made during the early fall.
GEORGE ID. PLEASANTS,
seS-ts sheriff Of Ienrieo county.
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MAYFIELD FOR RENT ,s,-
.lu Blk AND A HALF MILES ppn,vtT
CITY OF kicIIM0ND--f NOT Az A. III
pr, De.eie MONDAY. the loth ut.
that day, my FARM, in the county q TBS M 4
near Mcchanesvilie, containing tg., ,.saTss
OF land. There Is ON tho place n o. IS. 'is
house, besides all the necessary out-es'. ''ras
to GEORGE X. CkUTciiFfELD, Riebu.a, ,Asgssy
myself, in Hanover "'"''Si, q !
se So THOMAS w our
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( tO-PARTNERSHiP.- w. GRUBRs
~ and a. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, have a. =
ISOLATED themselves under the firm and style of
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
and propose to conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS therefore, carried ON by them separately. Be-
ing the successors of MeSsrs. G0ddin 4 A;person
ana having access to the books, maps and papers
connected with their late business they hope with
the counsel and advice Of the old concer and THEN
own experience and facilities, to be better able than
ever bciore 10 promote the interests of all who may
1onhde business to THEN hands.
W. will sell Redi Estate at auction and private
sale, Ia town and country; rent out houses, and
do every thing appertiining 10 general Real Estate
Business
Office on Nam street, next door below Bank of
Virginia. GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
sc It's Successors to Godlin X Apperson.
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MO II C. E-The Stockholders of the
~ RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG IL
PORTING AND EXPORTING COMPANY are re-
quested to attend a meeting 0f the company at the
OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE
COMPANY, corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets,
on FRIDAY, September 9th, 1864, at 5 o'clock
Il. NJ.
Byorder of Wa. NJ. SUTTON, President
Sc 6--its l. DAVENPORT In Treasurer
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NALUA BILE BRICK TENEAlENr
WITH EIGHT ROOMS AND AMPLY eri
WANTS ACCOMMODATIONS, ON FolrirIT
STREET, BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANK IN
STREETS, FOR SALE PRIVATELY % ~
sale, privately, the valuable Brick Tenement To-,
as above, with immediate Possession. The loe,,i'.
Of the property and depth Of lot, being one b.,
bred and sixty feet deep,) makes it very ysll,his
For terms, apply to
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS, Auetiou,,,.
So 9-it Successors to Go,ldin K Aup.rs'
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- II I Z II .I1UUteTI md IIUT UN
ID LEIGH STREET, BEYOND BROOK AVE
NUE., FOR SALE AT AUCTION -Immeli,tely
after the sale OF the prppetty above ayertsed-sav
at O'Clock T. A.-wIii be sold ut auction, on the
premises, the substantially BRICK HOUSE
located rs above, containing four rooms, and "A
kitchen with two The lot has front of fifty
iret On Leigh street and runs back the usual epb
TtRM~ One-thifd cash. balance at SIX and
twelve months, with interest all cash. at the op-
ton OF the purchaser.
GkUBBS X WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
seq Succtss 0Ys to (ioddin & App.lson
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NJ CE.-ConmandantS and others of
~ the army and navy Will please pay attention
to the notice already gwen that arrangements have
been made for "a steamer TO leave Rockets DAILY
at O'elook \. II and O'Clock L. NJ, ior the pur-
pose vi towing barge and taking to DrewIy's Bluff
quartermaster and oOmmlsSary stores and other
TIDES for the army and navy. Except in cases Of
emergency steamers will not be furnished at other
hours. JOHN H. PARKER,
lieutenant III charge oiIea Special Service,
le 2l-ts Navy Department.
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WOOL CARDING.-IheS SCOTS
w WILLIE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Albemarle county, Virginia, has in full opera
ton machinery for CARDING WOOL ROLLS for
the country in the very best manner. The wool
must be clean washed, picked free from burs, and
creased we'll. Thirty TO forty pounds am hour. and
no delay for an ordinary quantity.
JOHN s. MARTIN,
sc 6-6ts Secretary, sc.
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INABM FOR SALE, i'll Honrico county,
five miles below Richmond, on thu ,lI,i
City road, containing one hundred acres. ltiev.I
suited for marketing. There are seventy ,rr
cleared and thirty acres heavily wooded Then,
proyomcnts consist Of dwelling with fo,tt r.or'
double kitchen, bain and eor-house For tom.
apply to MINOR n BURKE
Commission Merchant,
Cary, between Thirteenth and Virginia street
sc 7--St'
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LOST, STRAYED, ETC.

I OST, in the Second Market, yesterday
i 4 morning. a small MASONIC BREAsrPfN, in
the o,In Of circle, with the letter q in the cent,e
liberal reward will be- given by leaving 1t at No.
81 Nam street, at the corner ot Franklin aud
Locust alley.
70 a@tt@ l.. WtITVMK.
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LNASIiIONABLE ID A N cling AND
WALTZING ACADEMY.-PRoF. THOMAS
v CARR respectfully announces that he viii
reopen his DANCING AND WALTZiNu ACAD-
ENVY on SATURDAY next, September 10th, 1864,
at the EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL, corner OF
Franklin and Fourteenth streets
All the latest and most fashionable Dances will be
taught, embracing some never before introduced in
Richmond.
DAYS OF TuITIoN; For ladies' misses and mas
tiers, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON, from q till o'clock. For gentlemen,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING,
from % till 10 o'clock
Parents desiring to enter their children are
quested to do so next SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
TERMS: Fifty dollars per quarter, twenty dol
lars per month, payable invariably III advance
sc 9-lt~
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l fOSF BONDS. The following REGIS
4 TERED BONDS OF til. State Of Virginia bav-
ing been lost application has been. made to the
Second Auditor for the renewal of the siiIne:
Bond No 4,26i, for 5000, dated 18th April, 1861,
in name of Betty II. Hill
No. 1858, for S40o, aud Ne. 4 266, for 52Go both
i tied llli April, lsGl, Ia the name of William X.
Hill, jr., issued under act of I'D March, 1880
For their retarn TO the subscriber, 1T Peterson &
Co.'S drug Store literal reward viii be paid
IS 9--law3ms WILLIAM X HILL.
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NJ OTICE--Always on hand, and for
Y SALE MOLASSES bARREI.s. LIQUOR BAR
kELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS OF all kinds
and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders can be
left at +. Delalue's Hrocery, No. Franklin street,
or al my Cooper shop, on Seventeenth street,
Of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshops
Delivered anywhere III the city gratis,
au 29-2Ws II METZGER
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~ u n DR. ES
200 bags Salt,
10 barrels very fine Whiskey
Is do. Jamaica Rmu
s-casks Superior Frencla Brandy,
~ bales A Georgia Sheeting,
80 Packages Crushed and Brown Sugar,
1000 do Tobacco all grades,
loo quarter tierees Negrohead Tobacco,
10 bales No. Cotton Yarns,
for safe by W Il, JONES 81 co,
~ ct
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BLOCKADE BI4UtKADE!i
BELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE.

We have lately received from Wilmington and
Baltimore a large selection OF SHOES and now have
the largest stock III the South
300 pairs OF LADIES' French and English Caters,
200 pairs of superior Morocco b0utceS,
800 pans OF Misses Leather Shoes, with other
kinds aud qualities
800 pair, of Gentlenen's CalfskIn Caters. This
l. decidedly the best shoe imported.
200 p2is Of Boys loW-quArter English Shoes;
200 pairs Of Army and Servants shoes;
with large assortment of
NccktieS, Drawers, UnlershiTts,
Mems Felt Hats and hid Gloves
Shoe and Other L1Ces,
Handker,hirfS, Black Thread,
Eyelet4, Machine SILK
Hoop Skirts, Corset Springs,
Matches French Calf kins, &c, Sc,
So 7-eulim
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Sittmoao 9ispattt.

RAGS wsarsp. The highest market price will be
paid At ra,s orsycE Tor all kinds Of cLsAS COTTON
.gp LINEN RAGS. In large small quantities
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4 Il PRIVATE SALE,
IN Velvet Tapestry Carpet twenty By twenty.
two feet.
BRUSSELS Carpet eighteen BY twenty feet.
sets Brocatslle Curtains.
sets Lace Curtains,
All nearly new aud OF tine quality.
SLAUGHTER & ca,
SC Get No. l59 Main street,
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DERSONAL.-Corporal GEORGE X.
u GIBSON, company q. lRichmond Grays,l
weih Virginia infantry, Is supposed to have been
taken prisoner In the battle on the Weldon road
near Petersburg, ON Friday, the 18th ultmo Any
information concerning him. BY Tag of-trace letter.
or advertisement III any Ut the Northern papers,
will be Thankfully received
JOHN u GEORGE GIBSON,
Cary and Sixth streets, Richmond Virs,nia
kzs- New York Daily News, Baltimore and Nor
folk papers will please copy. BE Set.
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M USIC, MUSIC.
Just Published by
JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS,
At 2. II. TAYLoR's Music Store,
Carnival OF Eenice-Quickstep.
GieenwuOdWatz.
Castle-Waltz.
My Iiome-Waltz.
Mountain Boy-Waltz.
Keeps constantly on hand all MUSIC published
iii the South together with the largest collection of
OLD MUSIC to be found in this city.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, &c.
PIANOS bought or sold Oh commission.
Music dealers supplied on the usual terms.
Sc Ste JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS
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~ W. ROYSTON'S
MERCHANT TAILoRIEG ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 229 Broad street. at 4. d. Quaries's old stand
where will manufacture all kinds OF CLOTHING
III the best style.
On hand, "A large lot of CLOTHS, CASsIMERES,
VES1INGS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Ladies' CLOAES made 70 order
A wel-Selected stock of DRY GOODS.
FURNISHING GOODS III great variety.
No. 10 COTTON CARDS.
Mr. DISMORE, who will conduct the manufac-
turing department Will use his best efforts to please
Try HIM
Wanted, HANDS OH Coats, Pants, Vests Shirts
AMI Ladies' Cloaks, at 4. W RoYSTON'S,
No. 22j Broad street,
Sc j--6t T. ID Quarles's old stand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

M II. ROSEMARY (Gardener) will please
lyl call to me, ut Headquarters Artillery.
Third Corps, Army Of Northern Virginia, on rail-
ioad, above eldon Depot, Halifax street, Pc
tersburg, Virginia. r. l.. WALKER
Colonel and Chief Of Artillery,
re Ok Third Corps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-09

1 OST-I.ost, on the 9th instant (fues-
A day,) ut Charlotte couIthousc, a cONFEb-
ERATE STATES FOUR PER CENT CERtIEi-
GATE No 300 ior two thousand dollars III favor
Of ! G Hunt, and issused by the Bank at the
Commonwealth deposiiary on the 10th of March,
1864
All the same time also lost ONE HUNDRED
AND Sixty DOLLARS ii t0uteierat" money
All persons hereby cautioned against pur hi>ang
on tCng for the ocItiiicitc and a suitable reward
Will bc paid ii the certificate aud money TOT either
Of thenl are lett with the Bank of the Common
wealth i'll Richmond, with The subscriber III
Charlotte county
cR-3t JAMES c. HUNT