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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02
1EEAsTEy DEPARTMENT,
Richmond. August %, 1854. !
NJYE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN

4
L NnN-FtX tBi.E BONIiS.-Notice Is hereby
.rtlst -il,, Of the above bonds at the present
I.rurr wi,u al siJi and accrued interest will be
4 i.s.ruu,tl litrt the Seth day of September next,
r siH the sll,a ~i,all have reached seventy mil
Lt.ot I,lilr-, II - much shall bc sold before the
Hi slln i4y OF september
Ia. sale. E,ll tr suspended to consider the expe-
l.nsy ii advancing the price; and due notice viii
l rrr. u th,ir resumption ana Of the price fixed
n~n thy BJuis-
ras Srlpttry VI the Treasury deems ii his duty to
adj the special attention OF Taxpayers generally,
ri particularly the agricultural class, to this no
tgy
Tai. lJau !outi be ali TAX, up by our Own people
III. payment 0f interest 10 foreign countries Will
b onJtous and oppressive on the return of peace
AL loss pncCs
AMI nov that I'll agricultural products are COM
AlulIng su,h high prices, by investing i'll the
Bond, ot the Government taxpayers Will become
themselves the receivers OF the taxes collected for
Ii, payment OF interest. u. 4. TRENHOLM,
Iu3-I2t Secretary Of the Treasury.
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B Williams, who shot on Tuesday night last q man
named Joseph Foster, charged with being de.
serter, underwent a partial examination yesterday
before Commissioner Sands at the conclusion Of
which he committed to Castle Thunder to ayait
further developments and the result Of the wound
inflicted upon the wounded man.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PosT-OFPICE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, August II, 1861

V'lE PRESIDENT OF THE virgo
L MA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused
t. ,ntcr INTO the usual contract for carrying the
Inh on HAT road, SEALED PROPOSALS will be
iro11ol at the Contract bureau of this Department
until I. NJ ut September 18th, 1864, for conveying
ttt i- Of the Confederate States from the lst day
@ ucob'r, 1861 to June SUth 1867, in the State OF
Virginia, Vn the following routes, connecting this
uiy with Stluuton
ROUTE No 2,706 From Junction, by Noel's,
b'Aer i'm trc,lerick's Hail. Tolersville, Louisa
'rqlt-ilousr, rrevilans and Motions, to Gordons-
iity miles aud back, three times week.
toulE No. 270G (A)-From Gordonsville, by
tobhani, herwick and Shadwell, to Charlottesville,
NHilnii tWenty-one miles and back, three times IA
ROUTE No. 2,706 lB).--From Charlottesville by
ue University of Virginia, Ivy, Mechum's river,
"I"h%ood Waynesborough and Fishersville, to
seek
b1deT, tyf Route No 2,70G will propose schedules
VI "ili'aN and DEPARTURES, making close connection
VII WIZ uc arrival of the mail train the Richmond,
liol'liehabuig AMI Potomac Railroad at the juno
, WIN rate Of speed of travel not less than four
sA1LF an hour The accepted bidders OH the other
'uo VIII be required 10 conform to the schedules,
AMAZING m close connection with the routes forming
'e i2, AMI at the rate OF speed In the trans
Ni'+'yh 0l tile mails. JOHN III. REAGAN,
81" 10 VI" PUstInaster-Ceneral.
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NKw MusIc.-we have received COPY Of ss The
Alabama" Q nautical song; words by 4, King, au-
thor Of the Naval Songs Of the south music by y.
W. Roster. II is arranged for tho pianotorse. and
if the music is spirited as the poetry, Il VIII
doubtless become very popular. The piece is hand.
somely Autographed by George Dunn d Co.
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CoRREcrIoN.-In the first line Of the correspond
snce on the question Of exchanges published yes-
terday it was stated that the 22d Of July, 1863
the Cartel Of Exchange agreed upon" II should
have read ION the I'D Of July. l662n &c
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LAWS On TIE SECURITY OF THE
rfyr Kindred MILLION SIN PER

nANS On THE StCuklln w III.
fivE nrNRHLp r1lns HlIIloN i>y6rK StK fliE rHE
CfAl, mn SrsuON or THE CURRENCY
~ ~ ,, pa,- on can will he rccevcd by ihe
"" In tbs city, Assistant lrcaSners at
il, i@t ta Ha Mo9'i' 3ad md, ;ne ,, nSr%,,as'S. S at
"''''u M,t-.sngrv, and c,,t;s.1tcs vail bc issihd
IA qua ,r L.img ,ntrlc>t ai the rate ui four lef
Ia H. ,., lnnu., aui -acnryd by the hypetheeH'ion
l:f" i .4,t Il the above bonds equal to the sum
i E" ''' 80 w.. The bonds to be set apart hy the
u '''' ,,,i the proceeds, when sold, applied ex-
Ioa,i'g'm' H. he pa,nent Of the s1id certificates.
TIE ny and eonysn'entS ,S aliorded nbc sraIx to sanss
ana ''', H. If temporary Investment, and the ef-
~ ~, .' ulsasul,s, IT generally adopted, IN keep
/. ~ ,rf,l..y ultnmoicratc bounds, It IL hoped
y VI Il ,9,ail ii 10 the favorable conslderaiion OF the
'n 'n,,i,, and secure their prompt cooperation IN
,,51'.".'s. ,.,5,first @. a. TRENHOLM,
1"'H"- Secretary Of The Treasury.
- LII. - lSct au 22-ts
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PARDON observation-disclosures Smith has refused
to grant the application for the pardon Of Henry
Hungerford, convicted at Judge Lyons Court some
time sirice of being interested in the exhibition OF
the game of faro, and sentenced to fine OF 900
and sixty days imprisonment in the city Jail.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CuEFEbLEiTE STATES OF AMERICA,
Eichmunl. JuIy IS, 1861

EAXEU TREASURY NOTES.-In OF
/ d'r 10 promote, as far practicable, the early
h.GllttIon by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
H. lnl Pay Depostaries i'll the different States, arc
brty authorized to receive the said notes, except
te sCo notes. at Cog per oentum, on deposit, is5u-
H. iyE SAME certificates Of loan, upon hypOtheca-
TN u nou-taXablc bonds. The said certificates to
tF74l!e on demand after theeXpiratlon of ninety
IE.
And Ill agcnts for the s..le Of the above bonds are
lIgtS authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
aeozolpton above named, in payment of bonds,
sAln sold at the rate OF 6Gi per centlm.
q. a. TRENHOLM,
al 2!-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FALSE ALARM-The alarm Of fire yesterday AZ.
ternoon, about O'Clock, was causeLby the burning
of chimney near tho Confederate States artillery
workshops, on Seventh street, south side Of the
canal,
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OFFICIAL.
Treasury DEPARTatSr,
...~.,prRATr STATES M AMERICA,
richmond. Va, August 20, 1854

~ ,TInNS FOR CARRYING
DE-, IrFE,T TuE ACT OF CONGRESs
eSSEp ,srFhrp NE + Isq. aior A9tnst1asr rEn cnSf
uNNfRH INN ~ tTNnER THE PROVISIONS Oh
h0E'ss, = APPROVED NAY i6; isGi; TO En-
TnE NJ ri,Ir SAME FOR COUPON BOMBS.
CtiNN"" -, r4-tst,g,i eight per cent bonds
ili'a, H. ~, 4 May 10, isGi derr,ns to sNfh"nE"
ta,Id 'i 'tI "a, IN thc printed endorsement
a3nu'f q, tht ocltiiics,te, 10 ;he "Coniederatc
tie ca = ,nell,.. IN exchanee ior oonpon bonds,
state q Nm, T., tx ppe.nttd 10 the Bcsister of
afa 4-,sary f's Department, "ho VIII ther.ap A. IN
til IT,. m The provisions Of the act oi June
,Fap'i,'''' s,,. sslsls for the amount specified
IS, i'''' i''''...,,,..t bonds 80 assigned.
81 ih' Nt' q. y. TRENHOLM.
Sscrctary oi the Treasury.
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoSERs.-Three hundred Yankea
prisoners captured recently by General Early, and
sent to Lynehburg, were forwarded to this place
yesterday They were registered at the Libby
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DIED.

On tie night Of the 3lst ultmo, PEARL, infant
daughter OF John w. and Josephine Dennis, aged
ten months
As-the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withera in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infants dawn
Thus swiftly passed its life away
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents, ON Clay street third door from Fourth,
THIS (Fridayl EVENING ut o'clock The friends
Of the family, and those Of the family Of George w
Anderson, are invited to attend.
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MARRIED.

August 25i IN Columbus, Georgia, by the Rev.
Nj DeVotee, GEORGE DARBY, Esq Of Rich
mond, Virginia, to Miss M0LIiE BALLEW
daughter Of William Ballew, Esq
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GHOES AT REDUCED PRICES.

- HOES AT REDUCED PRICES.
Gents Balmorals, worth sl2O, for $50.
do. do, do. 500, for $40
do. do, do. $50, for $50
do Low-quartered Shoes, worth $50, fol
$50
DO Monroe Shoes, worth S65 for Si5..
Ladies Morocco Shoes, worth 500, for $50.
do. Congress CATERS, worth 100, for $50.
do. English Shoes, worth 5 IS, for SS5.
For sale at W r. POLK'S
2-3t No l37 Main street.
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y EnhtiliNG FOR THE BABIES,-
sGhsERY1 RY1',af.d ni dozen pure BIRD's-EYE LINEN
&C., really hAfEhs haahs foa infant purposes, aprons,
] s.a splendid lot i inc Known ROW WEN PS1s 1sa y.
harly on,.s aa'eng dresses, at No Al Main street
~ Si~eolCt 3s isesei'
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NOTICE

,ta'DE-~Commandants a. and others of
= tie nS,rn ami navy will please pay attention
been mad ,aready given that arrangements have
at = ocloI .i !, steamer TO leave Rockets DAILY
pose u town, - aud O'clock Z. NJ, for the pur-
quar,ry,n"shs barges and taking 10 Drewry's Bluff
uccs t,r ,sa aud oommissary stores and other ar
ernerge,ry "a. army and navy Except i'm cases OF
hour d S'caIieis will not be furnished at other
.Idmte,o,. JOHN ii. PARKER,
j. Ats !" charge ofdee Special Service,
NAVY Dcpartmcnt
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EOR SALE.-Two fine SHOATS. APP
ply at iG5 Broad street, between sixth and
Seventh streets se1-iE
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nOA AR>D.-Permanen and transient
II BOARD, Apply at the corner of Eighth and
Main streets, next door to tho SpotswOod Hotel.
sc l-2ts
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CHAD, SHAD, SHAD.-Just received
- fine lot of CORNED SHAD, ut wholesale
and retail corner Of Seventeenth and Grace streets
se 2-4ts WILLIAM +. q. RAMSEY.
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NOTICE-An persons having CLAIMS
IN against the estate Of JAMES L. RoANE, de-
ceased, will please present them for payment, on
Twenty.first street between Broad and Marshall
se GGts r. B. ROANE, Agent.
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r ICORICE, LICORICE. LICORICE.-
! 4 10 cases Of EXTRA FINE LICORICE for
saie bv WILLIAMS Il NORELEET,
se 2-lt corner Of Thirteenth and Main streets.
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Sulphur in the stoekinss = ssosns Europeal
remedy for gout.
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TOR SALE, at the stable on Tenth street,
II between Main and Cary, three No. Mich
COWS, two with Young Calves au 3l-N
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-------' -, Is publlyhei tally, tssndays sx
TWK ps' sxy ro,t,ps for twelve months /,
vatNr, paii '@s ~ - ,o,,.ss fof one month in
ti.rce nl6HtbHt ~ .
slysFcs ,,,,ances by mn arc at t'e risk Oh 'h0Se
NJ. Ike them ------>-------~->
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The publication OF
New SERIAL,
Of absorbing interest entitled
"TIIE ALDERLEY RAGEDY,'
TOBIAS GUARNERIus, JR.,
author Of the prize romance, "Guilty or Not
Guilty." will be commenced about the lSt of octo-
ber to extend through twelve fifteen numbers oi
the paper, and will bo followed by variety Of inter
esting Tales and Noyelettes by our best writers.
In view of the early publication of 1.-THE AL
DERLEY TRAGEDY" agents and those who wish
to subscribe will please forward their orders and sab
seripti0ns soon as possible.
The "MAGNOLIA WEEKLY" will be furnish
cd to subscribers for
TWENTY DOLLARS, ,.. FER ANStH
TWELVE DOLLARS ........... .......... SIX MoSrns.
Subscribers making remittances will be particular
in stating the name and whereabouts of their re-
spectiye offices and will also avoid enclosing
county or corporation notes.
Agents in all parts of the Confederate States viii
be supplied at the rate of twenty dollars per
hundred. 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 III advance.
All correspondents will please address
SMITH & ROBERTSON,
Propretors,
au 30-Tu&Fiw Richmond, Virginia,
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DOARD, without lodging, may be had
II by gentlemen ut the second house above
Eighth street, on Grace, south side.
81 2-eodits
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The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY" is especially The
LADIES PAPER, and such it is conducted 50 as
to render it UNIVERSAL FAVoRTTE IN the
HOME CIRCLE and wherever polished literary
taste calls for PURE and INSTRUCTIVE LITE
IL .TITpE
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ENGIISH COTTON AND WOOL
III CARDS, at reduced prices, for sale BY
- l.. H. GATES 4 CO.,
se o--sts la Main street,
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nIANO FOR RENT, a superior seven
octave ROsEWOOD-CASE PfANo-FORrE,
BY the month. Apply at the Telegraph office; on
Main street, to JSh. DO" GAA''
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and fourteen missing side Fity-nins enlisted
men were captured from the enemy What their
casualties were in killed and wounded We do not
know :"
"tSignedi EDWIN H. SrAaTos.
Secretary Of waL"
The New York T,sbaae puts their loss at two
thousand inch and eight guns. The Washington
Star says.
1t seems that Hancock's withdrawal oai tks ukeht
OF the battle was in accordance with nnas1uu1 or
ders from Generni Grant, and vas not compo1sorv
from the rebels. Hancock had been ordered, afser
executing the work OF destruction Of the railroad
assigned to him, to fall back the Fifth corps In
the meantime the rebels made their attack and af-
ter the fighting Of the day, Hancock carried out tho
order to fall back.
1t is reported by the boat this morning that We
lose but eight guns, and that these lost in con-
sequence Of the sndden fall Of rain rendering il inn
possible to drag them of the heavy ground aiter
the horses were shot They were, however, spiked
and otherwise disabled previous to being aban-
doned.
Our loss in prisoners Is much less than vas at
first supposed, as large numbers Of the missing Who
struggled away have since come IN.
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THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY

The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY for this week will b
ready TODAY at O'Clock, and will contain a grea
variety OF interesting READING MATTER, boil
literary and pertinent to the times.
The list Of contents is as follows
TALE OF TWO CITIES. By Charles Dickens
(Continued)
s o n N l. T.
PHENOMENA OF SUNSTKOKE.
TIE KNIGHTS TOAST. (poetry.)
TIE GEORGIANS GRAVE. {Poetry)
THE WHITE ROSE OF CAROLINE.
FOREIGN NEWS FOR THE WEEK.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.
WIT AND ANECDOTE, EDITORIALS. &c
Office on Twelfth street, one door from M-n:
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CARMINE INK! CARMINE INK
! at wholesale and retail
ED T. ROBINSON,
all 27-tw Fourth and Franklin street..
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FNHE MAGNO LA WEEKLY
A FIRST-CLASS LITERARY
AND GENERAL NEWS JOURNAL,

containing eight cleaily printed pages of reading
matter, of four columns each, is published every
SATURDAY, in the city of Richmond, and is re-
plete with the most interesting, original and selected
TALES, SKETCHES and POETRY,
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES and CRITICISMS,
III addition to a summary OF varied and current
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS ITEMS,
together with
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
allotted to the
WIT and HUMOR OF THE DASt
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GPERM CANDLES, &c.
- so boxes Sperm Candles,
2 BARRELS pure Old Bouiboa Whiskey,
3 do. do. do. Apple Brandy,
SO cases Goldfish,
barrels Crushed Sugar,
do. Preserving Sugar,
5 do. fine Brown Sugar,
Just received and for sale at
YERBY'S, No. 5 Twelfth street,
10 1-6ts south OF Main.
COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS.
" 10 bales COTTON YARNS for sak "
W. u. PRICE,
se l--Sts
The sun., 1864-10-27

you, 'nd,sers:Ion. An hour lstsr--snd I shoul4
have killed her. But all NAV ye, be well for, y
spite Of the misery ihave suffered, can forgive
you be willing 70 retrieve your error by repcn''
Ance.'
Overwhelmed with surprise and confusion, Don
Fthi corntsnicd his wife 70 her rlace Of aooie-
an his decI and sincere regret 'or the past oo'
tninci ior him fu' sld CON iicie ioTl Vei es-.
FRANCESCA related g. NJ now size hld tcar oi hls
departure from l., Nets "a pursut Il the Marqie'
80 hoN she discovered an kei watch on thetl IN
MAORI !, bow shc had inter ep,ti Their assien"noa
IN hc 'ilc DE san TcruAucU, and nov SIC no
''sen Nen;eance "a her arr.Nai, an s'crted Nv
uAngcr whic', thrcateuei her own haI0.rcss.
Sctt moru.ug Don Fc.ix and ID IA Fran sca lcft
MANI to return to- thc- residence ia Ihc At ? ~,
ana tho yeur which followed tncir rccon0l osion
eh'e hr'n e. ID l. e lo VEGA Csrpil, the hrsS
driiuatc rCct of h- pgc
In after wears. L.pc dc ycra wa m,'i-les
heard t. nluic t. tho c.cats al' owe narrated. Oh
thcse occgsiru4 lie would iretNt.y f,nisrt that 10
ucl nigh mt's being his NJ 7tttr', sIu, adding.
hut the son Il the Il psy ~ the VA dc Clrrc.dos
"n' haI teen lrou.ht up and educated ~ tho
bounty - hi@ i,m'i WAS TO- other than Tie oe.c-
tratei actor, Felix PABLO Valdez, 10 whose abls
Iefiurtuantr Ar modcsIy ass med the poi uarty
oi -utne " D. , N - syorltc PLAYS
Inc MarQIr .Patlc dc i,s nteS rrottng ~
the less she Val received, rcsrc-i ~ &c -aulno
couVc't IN Npdri, 10 vh.lh s,c ultimate ecanS
La ! Ahhc.S Her portrait, which Hrmetly hung
IN oue OF the a. ,u' rrs of tie convent icir Scncd
lrl{ . cvq .stc beauty 1A.. g. render tie r..
81 ni'lsn. perfect. thr Ifnicr hi n,"r c1rti. !!
v "r-t s,ar, which vs. p.ruly d,sccru- Tie uiuo
'Ac iiHH; hand u 8. or.r.'A'.
ruE END
The sun., 1864-10-27

on the same evening xr. Msnn'ngs sn'ercd his riacc
and received change Tor a S00 Treasury notr nom
wi .ch The s.gnsturcs had Lcen erasel. The prose-
cut N sc'; 90 s ow thnt both o. 'esc noos were of
the larg' NUM- ct ,Aat we're stolen. on tho 25th q
AUGUST lat, IRON the hiking trm Of Ncssrs.
B-C"s;or. Sweet 4 CO. O.: n leton.
oa'' S'Jien iron. a.. Governmeni.-on Tues
day afternoon tie police q tie 4si Precinct were
Informed IA, q aat5 Of oats ,ha, had hoon
r,ocn from tie Goscflrcn, was on board vessel
at tho o. ~ u kcnau -. uirvns'i cation ~ the
case Vit maze, When i 9s- i 81. vcrtt that The
fcIa'n't v. L. HmIti. oi B-o. FA.,eu, bad lccu
ci ,r'c-cl 'r To- Go"cf1 mont 10 tnkc . 'srgo ol
osts g. Pm. .cDl, flor.I9, and trtt the ofc,fl oi
u vessel are a. c.cd tH have retain cl portion of
- sili car ,, AMI tr I7it i tn'N city 81 str.
Con. D., hr' ~ tcor vut i' tu..e.e ot tie
iaos. took poe 'r.s.11 of tns ycse', All iac case
VII BE- invest ...t",
The sun., 1864-10-27
Es Es..

"A FTENTlDN-IADlES FtHS-NOTWiTn
.'s1 hug the hi.h .Htc Of goiL. tho :, ! . Fms
Nhnui turin" 60. Nil ZEN at last .cat's p-iocs.
l. ai"f olNlYt early 0sl .ts" thor choice tIom cur
lHi 'c ini 80 tt 'rt'l s''cS. SRI oiI. % .t4t ter-
;linr M NJ on. bat The ptieo paid cse.hoic. A,,rius
a i'HNfin. to th' a, 70 ri Ic- "iuNi 70 new. to-
g. NJ .. - ptftlas"l- 20 insure srNn-t moths.
,"t {. Chatham %. op;oe'a Ctcokr' iua-'lc Hotel,
iLrhi q" Nnuu'e-. took ny the Mammoth. s3. .o1
NORTH WESTERN Canada II 4 MANU-.
tcturir, 60. Fur ot ever. des,r ION, hole
rilc nrf ietrll hom ~ o .et and urwe4cs Mite. ins
nnd tcTliinl neatly done and With dispatch No
iht', chps, rluNc1, tlrk.. travelling hars umhre ne
anu robe ~ great Varty. T. 81 OK nj m - To-.
Ilhlcd moth ioU der 'istu r. each purcht-sr of
81 iur. { III rH!l, gud IN hc ,oul selection. JAS,
" iANIN~, .T. BfoatNaF, I Ncw ChGntc.s st Il
lfff' - AMI '' ATTAIN =. ~
The sun., 1864-10-27

CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS Hcca. Iiveftool. Ios Cunning
ham hsi,morrs; inco. Havnns c"iumhll, Havana
Iaclny lhilsdci rir. Potomac, Poftand, he, lrAnk
lin. Baltimore. N,uolhnd, PhiladeiuhIa
sHlrs-t rdcrsri'cr, PhiiatelrDiG nivcrtc, tBrl
Liverpool. j " h"eer Gov En,, a J..
BAKKs Iva shanghai. Ilc rnsn 4 Molly, Ham
burg, he Wolf, Nag.,cs. EuIus, Fortrcsa Mou-
roe i'u'mul. tChil Cailao, Alice Ward, Valparaiso.
BRlGs hvoeetta. TUX. /. nud. Edwin Rowc he
marara, Wave s,ey, Tale, a. VA BlAlor.
sCHOONEEs NJ r 1horn". Snn .irsn; Fanny.
Tobacco, G KnIsht. ,.lns; senator Washington; Nrv,
Washinstor; Rival, Stam'pld. Ir'nC' Of Wales, II
Pierre Mar Walru'. lontcrry' fniorprir'. .honc;on.
SLOorS odd follof, New port. MARY Gray, I u
cssville, theni,, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
NSIItpS-vt rel, Beaufort. y G.; pi.'1ond,
W.-hinFtnn. u &; Celia, london Ant Q.,.us'Jwn.
SHIPS Sor,har p'ou, ionton Jeremiah ltomp-
ley, livci,,oi; 'oumlia Live l-o; ,ultiystor, LN-
efisol; I + ,ssc, Iiv"rnooI Nicior,, Liverpool.
BhHKS Clean shanehn; SOVEREIGN, hennebunk;
Eoic, MCch.,e Anna U,IiG-, ll.rnhurs.
Kins, Cow Bay; rrigl, Cutie, ht fIlNrt. .lirl -
John, y H. lor'er H. >oarro-t ilr Ihled'lrhin;
Ron refc, Pasquot. :; Omaha MuhioS, Alexander
hnItcn, sydney, & II.
sCuoONrRS seven s'tcrs, Addison, Nc; + n
Nah JoLr ."in 90 eton, 70 i4cuc. ~ Nh liHrai'
O'troua Cow rav' Nay T. i'"oe, tlz hc'hp1rt for
toa,oi. Idaho Flz1hcth'..; Tor lor-uoIth, 'prinr-
box, Mnchias Ahiol l. Hove. Hrsoi ios NrWburr.
Eo'cit smith, Portland; Slll!c " lonirf, Taunton;
S7wpa, Norwich W. BuuNan, Providence; u VI
Fiec'n u, Providence. Il v Clq,s, NiddctogI. frank
kockland Rrsvo, botion for Albany; \ II, "r, New
liaven; ; Bnc1in ham. rortnud; Boyai Arch,
May Anna tlhVfot tor PhiirGlghia: liurd. Ron
iuu tor touon. Mar Jane, Elizabeth hnCrt Tor lloston;
ah % rpSS;fH yaSS for 81 < ~ 'T'Pr -" H. '%iGR S.
| dclpha Tor ho''on, ilankeo boy th'ahct.port.