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The New York herald., 1864-08-24

MARKET SAVINGS BANK
Nl 1YO 81 NASSAU STREET
OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10 A. NJ. TO 8 p. NJ a1f On
MONDAYS and II URS . ASS from TP.
SIX PER cRNT interest allowed.
Money Jcpos ed before will
m onths' interest in January newt
LUTHHR 9. CARTER President.
HENRY r. CosKLIs Secretary.
NOTICE -HoLDE RS OF STOCKTON tCALIroRNls,
~ CITY due and PAYABLE in New ors July
1854 and January 1863 hereby notified that the same
viii be paid IN United stacs gold coin prssentson al
the Metropolitan Bank. New York city, 90 the respecti We
dates C. T. MEADER, Agent
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ Presidents 0fce, corner OF Ponrth avenue md
KIN street sew York August - 156t-proposas.
will be received A. this Office until th OF September uroy
mo- for hundved thousand dollars
Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds OF this COMPANY.
Tese honds ssucd In March. 1863. interest at
per payable ual.r nfsenta'iou
August and February, limited aggregate amount
OF exceeding six millions OF dollars and refcem
able ia thirty years from their date. NI
They we're issnrd for the purpose Of so'datYg he
npon tbs whole OF fs railroad including rs city
The mortgage provides for sinking fund to be app a
Annually TO the purchase and cancellation OF the
bonds further provides for the application n the
Of OF the Of the south of
Forty street to the purchase and exingusamen OF
the honds
srscsent number ~ the bonds have set aside
paw 'be existing NOR; cages as they heson due.
Further Information b had application Al ths
oaire wM II. VANDERBILT, Vics President.
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rInAsUsAu.

TRANSFER AGENCY OF THE EMPIRE MILL Ann
Mining Company, of San Francisco, California -Certi-
sea,es sned a. hs ecs IL ssn FIseesco es esoh:r
that only when discharged from The homo oaiee
LEke wALf,p2, TrGnxfer Arrnts
Offices s. Pine street New FoTk
The New York herald., 1864-08-24
OFricK OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
" .h COMPANi.

A. aneeting OF The Rosrd Of Dirpc ors the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
he'd this lav the fo,owini esnlutons adopted
Whereas IN the mortgage given by this The
Trustees to secure yer Construction bot VAS gfeei
that the rrceed upon sales Of the s,ds uotgsgcf
As fs as Iecsved be applied 10 the Cancel alton Of sd
bonds aud has become nerssssrr for fh pi
portion Of the honds n pursuance 81 osan
tanrd bond that the COMPANY ma nav tue
time be uaued hv them by addn6 10 the PRINCIPAL
aqusi q pei crn ihere5i
Resolved. That the Cou,pgnv VIII on the Nrst IA o.
October nav The seven rnr bonds for thou.
sand do num5erch iron, 20 brse tho tsd
q 10 2e0p with twenty per cent go psrsent added 70 TIE
rbcpa hereof surrender a. is oil IN tie a.v of
New YORK and tsst + doth hereb name ile tTs. say of
0o.Ober 1864 the ima when the priucDe ~ Ehd nonis
shall be paid after which day interes NOON them viii
Regved, That the holders of the stock ~ this Com
pany liuted th nntai' per tie
st0rk hold Nv them yely before The t&pnty
eptetiber ofcN the 60 usny,
New ofk and that al Nups'f
~ charged FROM that dav: that after
NJ So s'efnher rhai be
made uf stock which shall no, be nati r ie..
TUOMAs wALki z. Treasurer
| T6E OCEANIC rEfRoi .tNI COMPANY -rAPiIN.
s0onI0n divle n2 oo go s,acs y ST. each; sne
sr~itron rree - shars The ,ss 8. iWs conf
open FOR cub crp'on T. tho al s.ocr al the
Office 81 Trembiy, PhelIs n 10 ict VIZ len gsue
WILLIAM y paNipS, Secretary.
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? sDEMPrIoSpF ..,.
SOLDIERS sussrfTHrr sri rYH AND RELIEF
FUND BONDS
COUNTY ov Srv YORK
4 Payshle Sepiemear \. is6t
Notice is herehc given ta, the so'drs' suhs'tns and
due snd nyahle sepemher lsea with the there
viii be paid or that day the presentation OF said
PROPOSALS For LOAN
sa4s s7eo
-sospIyss soIpI,ss sg sggBsTEyqTs AND
BONDS
OF rHE.COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Lad proposal win be received at hls once untn Thurs
DAY August 70 lsA e two o'clock N when ne sane
hundred aud forty sir thcrssnd seven bundrsd
lars of soldiers Substitute and Relief Retention Bonds
ef te county Of New York authorized he chapter
or.. .pproVed by he Mavor Nsy 1854
The ssd bonds win bear interest at the rate Of s1
redeemed as follows,
ber. 1850. aud -
Four hundred and forty thousand hundred dol
The proposals viii state the OF bond desired and
the price hundred dollars hereof aoa the orsohs
deposit wh the County Trea lat tho Broadway Bank
on Ilursdsy the first day Of september 1864 the sums
Dn presenting the Comptroller the rrcep.s Of
County Treasurer Tor such deposits the parties VIII be
ard 20 receive bonds for oqua anents Of the par value
OF me Snns awarded TO them. beariHg interest from Sep
Tor soldiers Substitute and Relief Redemption Bond-o
and enclosed in second envelope addressed the Comp
The right is reserved rejec: any bids Il
considered protect the interests Or
the county; MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
LERs OrficI: August 6 1884
The New York herald., 1864-08-24

The wheat market quiet for want Of supplies, and
pr'ces &c higher. Sales rs ooo bushels, chiefly
winter rcd Western. at 81 IS 81 40 with choice
nigh az 81 45, including Chicago sping at ~ l9a
81 3S Milwaukee club az 50 20 81 3S. amber spring at
s. 3s a 81 40, and amber Michigan at 81 40 a So 81.
Corn good request with sales of 30 600 bushels
ST so 81 63, the latter for Old high mixed which Is
advance Of &c. &C. Oats duh and dropping WITH
moderate slles al 93o . e5hc az the range Other
grain nominal ia the absence OF business
CorTos.--rDe market was very Urm ana prices are
tond Wit hsalpy n hale We uuota.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10
FROM CHARLESTON,

CHARLssToE, March 7-Ths enemy cor
tinus to keep up slow fire upon the city
There a-s no signs OF activity on Mo, ris
Island or o,hsr points The position Of TIE
Il get ia unc! nged.
[sEcoED D!sPArcH.;
CaARLEsros, March s.-Tair'y one shells
we're fred at tue city to-day. NJ other Mil
tary news Of in crest.
TIE anount funded at the Assistant Trea
au'er's office in this city for the past six day.
is twO million two hundred Thousand dollars.
THIRD DISPATCH
CHARLEsTox, March g. Five mopisorf
were Outside the bar this morning. Ia other
respects, the feet r4maiaa unchanged.
Ten shells we're fred u. Sum.sr last night,
eight CT which struck. Battsry Gregg opened
On SlmpkiEe this morning. who replied, and
wac joiled by Salivsn's Isand batteries. A
lively artillsay dusi wac kept up for ,a'
houra.
SINE ser of distinction arrived to day al
the euemy's fact. A small steamer came
alongside, and, immediately upon his depar
ture, a salute of Is gus WAS fred from the
ironsides
Some unusua! activity was reported among
the snsmys Hest in Folly river Tuesday
night.
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FROM LINCOLNDOH.

ORANGE G. H., March s. The Wash.
ington Chronicle, of the Sd, contains a
call for a Republican National Union
Convention, to meet in Baltimore June
18th, to nominate candidates for President
and Vice-President. All who favor the
suppression Of the rebellion and the cause
thereof, are invited to send delegates.
The Chronicle says, editorislly, it can.
not be denied that great bitterness has
sprung up in the ranks Of the Republi.
can party which threatens to ripen into
something worse than the preliminary
contest for nomination. The Chronicle
further says that good faith demands
that all who send delegates to the Balti.
more Convention should stand by the
nominee.
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FROM NORTH MISSISSIPPI.

FROM NORTH MISSISSIPPI
DExoroLIs, March IA dispatch to
Gen. Jackson, dated Canton, March I'd,
says the enemy's army, with the 18th
and 18th corps, and between Is, 600 and
10000 infantry, and 1900 cavalry, left
Canton that morning, after remaining
three DAYS Sherman reached there the
2sth, remained six hours, and then
pushed on to Vicksburg, leaving Nc
Pherson In command. He sent back
nine couriers in great haste to AcPher.
son on the Goth, urging him to hasten to
vicksburg, via Livingston and Brook.
Vile
A large number Of empty transports
passed down the river to vicksburg, said
to be for the purpose of taking Sher-
mans army up the river. The enemy
destroyed the railroad eight miles below
Canton, and in the country burned houses
and destroyed provisions. Over 200 of
the enemy were killed or captured.
Ross killed IS out of 70 negro cavalry
near Yazoo City. Several wagon trains
were also taken. The enemy destroyed
no railroad bridges. Cyphercd dispatches
were captured from the enemy's couriers.
Transports are going down the Yazoo
river
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Dv 0Oddtn 4 Approves, laIo11

y EAr and handscnsly losstsd lAso ~ M
y acres, on the 0rock turnpiks, uito abovs
Richmond. for sale st ausljon.-At the peauaoo -
Mr. ahn joyce, (who has putehassl . AsoSs hsm,S
shall eel ct auction, on the psenies . 91eeo.
aad hands. nelly losa4sA Hisls aAs1 NV eesos6osA1
him. adjoinic tho "Y.ilow ravsea" tsasl. o1oeaans
log 2sk acrss. Of whitA about 20 saess 80 ssaspA
snf six ssrss 10 woods. The inpSovsnsato eeoslgo
ki1chen, barn. stable, casriaes- hcuas, eoer1csse
dairy, and . Blacksmith ard vAealvrlGbvs sbcr.
ard we'll Of good water Thsrs b . 1ss eolsssuro
land Il veil snelossd and the oDsn lasl ven Astehe
and In ane heart. Thsfe n now eeoded - 10 tee
asres in oais and clover four bashss potatsee 0c0a
csbbsee plants, cabbage coed, ESellse pes ana
OF for other kinds Of buknsss Roe.se.ioo eivsn %
Q week. The taxss for 1854 to b poiA y tAe pur
chaser. 00DUN = AIPE81OW,
nh Auoe5oaeofs.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, yesterday, large number Of
bls were passed, among them ,ae following
To preye..t the deaf, notion Of enclosures and
p'.7ais property on public highways.
To sue.d aud re enact the II eee.ion OF
chapter ! h Of the Code, relating to The eiec.
ton Of judges
Authorizing the payment Of a sum of mon
e. to VIZ. J. Morgan, for slave condemned
70 be hung.
R.fandipg par. Of hcenss tag paid BY
Peter Eogemsu.
Incorporating the Catawba Railroad Com.
psuy.
To amend the 5th section of the act to pro.
vie for the production ava distribution OF
.. passed March 3oth 1863.
Authorizing the en-; loymsnt by the Confed
e'ate Government, of tbs collectors Of tAxee
ard Commissioners of the Revenue, with An
amendment
The COMMITTEES TO investigate the alleged
sbuses Of conscrpts at Camp Lee MAIDS re
rori, generating the of1cer at tia. iusti; utioa
ron blame.
The bill to provide for the purchase and
''rtiun'lon OF cott0n, cotton ySrns. &c,
when had been rstuIuei from the House
VITA rsfious snspdmeats, was taken up
hone OF tie amendments were adnpt. aid
n.ny others disagreed t.
Inc execution oftle Join. order Of The d "
N'ai'ed in the cit esion OF Col John n. Clark
"I 10 Sups iatsndent of salt Adjourned
ths House bill was introduced amend.
,as tbs law to provide for the voting by PSF
VOLS 70 the military service AMI refugees IN
.oulues and cnporations other than those
"whieh they belong
a. amer the exscutioa Ct the Joint order Of the
usy Tee H0use took recese until night.
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Ritbmonn qispatth.
........M tRCH 10, 1884
on,sox LIFE AT THE NORTH.

TIL .---- --~------~----- --~----------
EPSON LIFE AT THE NORTH.
a.. prisoners who returned nom Point
'n.,, on the last flag Of truce all
,.-s their intention to give their lives
o h.f,re they will again test the HUI
-, .,,v Of Yankee prisoner. The fare
point Lookout is one degree removed
@m starvation. The guard there has
-, ,,,lr been reinforced by the s6th L.
..,lored infantry" These negroes
-. reported by cur men to be far more
..,ne sentinels than their white
.,.hrsn--not taking advantage Of the
s-soner. by firing upon, before hating
,hsn and are respectful in their answers
ossstions. Their officers, however.
a.. Of brutes, and one of them
,.h~.ted his arrival at the Point by
.,;ry one of the prisoners over the
ta.1 With his sabre for merely laughing
=. tho American citizens OF African
,,s.sn," MANY of the prisoners with
49,, money are enabled by manufacturing
,.,o,e,s to sell them to the Sanitary
r,r,tr;ssion, who in turn send them TO
=. Sanitary Commission fairs being
Asp in New York and other cities for
,,s One Confederate made shell imlta-
.,,ns Of the Baltimore monument, for
...a Of which he 20, from $40 TO $40 in
,-ssohacks Another made miniature
stssm engines, and others rings, charms,
:, all Of which sell readily, as they
,,u buy ANYTHING at the North which is
made by rebel In this way some of
the men were enabled to live quite COM
forably,
Two or three days before the party
,an Lieut. Bruce and Ballantine at
tempted to escape from the Hammond
Hospital by wading out into the bay up
% their necAs and walking by the senti-
nel.. Both were captured and placed in
dose confinement mother attempt
vas inside by plugging up an old lsaky
boat at the wharf, which was done by
private Anderson, Of the Sd company Of
Hovit1ers, who crawled out into the
water at night to put in the plugs.
AtFort Delaware the treatment was
most brutal. and none of the guards
we're greater brutes than the Confeder
s,e traitors who had "taken the oath"
and become, as our men called them,
galvanized Yankees" They fred upon
the prisoners without the slightest prov
ocation, and one of them was made cor
roral for killing private Lawrence, of
the 9TH Texas regiment. He did not
halt him, but placing his gun aim ost
against his head, blew his brains out
When the prisoners were transferred
from Fort Delaware to Point Looko ut,
95o were placed in the hold Of little
steam tug, with but one hatch left open.
Ten of them died Of suffocation before
the end of the voyage.
Among the returned prisoners is son
Of the Rev. DR.. Doggett, of this city,
who lost al arm. Private Terril, of the
ID company Richmond Howitzers, died
at Point Lookout.
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TUsT REQ ived ard for sale
al ~ baseS osnahWgs
2 90 Il snrIings
. do Granitevie drills
caaes dark and medium p4.nts
pieces ambaxEes
l piece biaok mousiain, all wool
Black aipseAs
1A1A diniiy
1 & hieAohed cotton
3 Is pkess gray nohalfs, ~ spebg asd snm.
r. ~ dr0DO
IL 70 dna black siik gloves, lA6iee' etsso
| 4 Gray Engitsh a. v0ol aanneb
/ bags cs6se eos saAe u %pouAd ln@s, Or By
I 4 tho BAG
/ casss black spoil cotton
| u case ghite do Do
! HDthar with many other goods, which We are
| QUE by felAli or 70 neEchanss
| ding - Close 90 present beUanoA this uoath,
We al indobesd 10 - 20 avail themDelvso II Ne
0tposnsy - aisehaSge tAeiS liabilities y he pre-
ems % pncy. CHA1a CHkNyAY,
/ esCEIvED-
| 81 Psh Ne Moss1 oorsliaa psAnass
oyuaAsaa Aried apples, : opst-saas aestale
sis black eye pes1
ass bs.na sr4;th1o;d hscaa
II ..zagA q Sonthxmysaa app;e erssdy
! - az ~ Main street
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W. THE REV DIR IgYBCRN'S next Lecture
~ (pos.poned from laet week } will be delivered
on Thursday evening next, 10th inst, a. O'Clock, IL
the Broad street Me.hadis. (Dr DunCan's) Church.
ScByE,9 " Sons.aatipopie and the Turks, with 8
Visit TO The Howling Dervshes."
Ticket. 81 each; TO be had st the d0ST and book
stores. Each person please br,og the cnnge.
NH S--S.&
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100 ysrds q brown drills
1900 yards \ brown shifting
seo dossu Gafk's best Caoa yards) srs'i cot.
go lbs white shoe thread
100 lbs gill thread
% ladies' oorsetS
lO) gro,s bone gu -pArde. but3sus
60 dos English pins so 600 needles
81 dcz 'aiiss' tuck combs, very scarce A.
10, doc Zoe combs, tooth brushes
500 lbs prime baoo, eorsd with Liverpool
$50 pairs best No 10 cotton cards
lC0 pairs No 6 wool cards
400 pairs ladies' aud gents shoes
80 grose matches. rice, copPefas
Soap aad candles, extract lo9wood
Prime Rio o6Ise. briuastons
For sale BY WM 3 POLK, - Main street,
NHOTCE Wines, Liquors, Sc
~ Old Madeira wtae
did London Dock hsnndy
Old Bourbon whisky
Old m0untain whiskey
Ord English cheese
Old English pickles
Pure Durham mustard, In n and \ ID Gems
Pine brown sugar
Crushed sugar
Sublime salad OIL "
eardtnss, In & boxes, &c.
Receiving and for sale b
IA L YERBY, eooih lDeh ~
NH S-aA Between MAIN ana Cary.
Gun RIES.-
- bbls superior mclasses
do do vinegar
) do dried apples
tisEces nee. supasior ,-
% Esanns wysppirG paper
% saehs blaek-eye pes
20 do mixed do
20 des@ buohsts
% Do beoome
20 pads cotton yarns
sbaes Irish potaeoee
she9s apple butter
Blsnksng. schaes, sheAs. -.
For safe by McApAX. WI0HrMAN = CO,
u,h Isl iH.S st-.at, rear Cary,
pUaA hEnaer Dsands.--fssc-eignth rshSs genusae
a fronsh Esaa&y. 1rss fnoLA #ism,aesoB. % ssor-
slsAascnt Astlr sale by - 1u1EkE,lsa Il
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RICaxoND b DASvILE RAILROAD Go.
~ AT q meeting Of the Bo rd of Directors OF
~ this Company, held on Feb 27th, 1894, tns fol
kwing resolution was ordered to be published in tie
papers Of this city:
Rasolved, That ali persons having claims against
this company be requested TO present them for pay
meet before the 2Slh March. 1854, and psrauns hav
log cheeks Of this company drawn on anS Of the
B1nks are requested collect them before That date.
u 81 AIR, auditor.
n9-whs, E11u1er, Examiner, and sent incl copy
NH It'd
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FROM ILMITGTOT,

fhOM HlLmIAsGiOS.
WILMINGTON, March 9.-One million forty
two thousand two hundred dollars have been
funded here up to Ii o'clock to-day.
The Federal blockader sunk CT Cape Fear
proves to be the PeterhoR. She has gone to
the bottom totally.
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II HVNVENE H1NLI,
~ Exchange Hotel,
Corner l4th and Franklin Sis

Corner l4th and Franklin Els.
Prot ST MAUR BlNGHAMS
Fa.ol,nabie Dancing Academy.
SELE T P2aCTICTNG SOIREE,
FRIDAY f VEN G. March ii, 1861
Gentlemen, no, scno as, IS each, with rne privi-
lese OF 'wo iadies: gentlemen, scholars, % each,
with ladies; boys, not scholars o. each; children,
I~schoIars, respectfully invited.
NOTICE --aturday morning, March l2h, the
school for children will open =: l0I O'Clock and finish
at IL O'Clock
Visitors will dance ffom I3 TO O'Clock.
Prof will teach the Plain ladriie, Lancere
Rotss Guards, Prince Imperial, &c All ladies ANA
gentlemen 81 each admission; children, scholars,
10 O'Clock
NOTICE = hidren's Masquerade and Fancy Dress
5 all On Tuesday, March Is, 1864
Children scholars, s. each; children, not scholars,
s. gentlemen 6, with the privilege OF two ladies.
ADULTS BALL
O nmcnces at IL O'Clock chidren's at O'Clock.
Parents not wishing to send their children masked
can Eend them upmaaked. NIB lost
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VALUABLE Farm two miles below nichmoua. q

VALUABLE Farm two miles below 1ichmoQ1, =
tho Williamsburg turnpike. con saz1nt - 1ge
Of lxid, for sale At auction WIN - oo9d - ~
premises. on THURSDAY, l0.h day or Marcel, loN W1D
cCIock d. the valuable farm two miles ffo0 W 0t9S
81 the north side Of the Williamsburg tuSnDl1o -.
joining the farm OF NJ. John Poe. and e1tAno1eg
back across the York River railroad, hAvin6 tpb
froats knd containing 2SS ACRES Of Ind ne htIe
STATE OF Improvement 1t has comfortable dw9a
ing-house with Ave rocus and the usual eut-optta-
isgs al in COCO order. pcrso,s wishirg to proea,s
good farm near the city would do we'll - aster
he sale, az il is rarely sucb farm 10 now N tha
market II will be sold whole OF divided info tnr,,
Tracts, as may be desired.
TxRAs-Made to suit the purchsssr. AaA ts4sa "a
be paid by he purchaser.
JAS n TAYLOk. Anss.
viii b sold 1t the same time, about 100 cords srs-
sonsd wood. fmh o--2tl IN 7, Aact II
TM@EDIATELf after the above ale, ~ sell.
On the premiasa, 1o-aers lot. near tie Jupet)Ae
Of Williamsburg Turn piks snA New CsntSoi tOoI,
X iles from the city, end sdjaini.g ~ laq1o q
M.ssrs Mckenzie, Gay and Saith.
TiDMe-At sale. JAS II 3AYI0R.
mh 81 Aue(1G6g
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By HulIians. Hanes d Weis;ger, Auct's.

MAJ EWlli sell at cur auction rooms On franklin
w street, on Friday next, at l0k O'Clock
Soda, Vinegar
\ 10, of household and kitchen furniture
Tables, chairs
Glass and crucksry wars
Handsome carpet sc, SC.
Parties wishing to Tibute 10 this sale are 70
suested TO send In their goods on Thursday.
PULlIAM hANES 4 wEISiCER,
NH oI AuctioneeYs.
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F1\hH Bale oil FonsaiE boau postponed MANY gen.
I teEsn y no desire to purchase this p'Aee having
boerl pre- vented by !noien'ency OF tic weather from
after dug, and others probably from the raid OF tho
enemy On the railroad At Frederick Hall I have
deemed begs to postpone the day u sale Sstur.
day. the 18th Of March. WHEN II will be sold pub.
&c aaotion. In answer 10 numerous ietters will
EEL, IL this manner, ssyS30, go cs.h In the prte
ont currency, and s10,c payable in one, two,
three or five years after the close Of the war or
eco 600 in the present currency and IS eco after the
war, ~ above, bearing interest ana payable semi.
annually. and occurred by deea of trust the land
1would sell ave negroes on the place, who, though
advanced in years ys: four Of thsm are good work.
ing hands and will not desert. Tie enemy have
visited this farm but once, and was assured BY
merous messages frcm their officers that had been
at horre no it jury would have been done me There
is little apprehension Of their coming again. since
the rivers below nave been planted WIKI torpedocs
Whh four additional lands and two double pOws
am sa,itied that The risce would this year tesps.
cia.ly if good fruit year and jadci0usly nanaged)
realize to tho purchaser 0vc $50 olo, besi les
TN ample supply of provisions Tor another year.
There Is furniture for sale about twenty hogs and
pige, oae mule, some corn, folder, aud sbucIs
piows, &c The number Of acres charged on the
Commissioners book; Ia ,ois; by actual survey,
I,V7Zx The title "a uGqusstionao.e.
The osst way Of approaching from Rishm ,nd 10 by
private convey ance or sia2e by toe Hechanicsville
tu.npi1,, Old Church, and New Csstis. The stage
leaves Rici mcnd very sSIiy On TUESDAY and Friday.
NH 6-d& wtds WM FONrAINE.
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Ne" RICHMOND rasATRs.
Acting and SAGE Manage, -. ..kDJed
THURSDAY EVENING, MaveA 10, 1884.
MISS nLorss BRIDGES
When viii Be presented Lsgouve's eiess,c
Tfeesdy, Ia three acts sn'itled
MEDEA!
Made famous By Mss Matilda Heron
"Aeua ................,.......J Charles
orPheus. .M!ss s.l 10 ton
DANCE, 10
Conclude With the farce Of the
SERGEANr's WEDDING.
MIRA DsaAr AZ tho BRIDE II Eighty, 80.
WIN soon De presented An eutrsy new Farce. en-
titisd
11CKEr-OF-LEAVE.
es'urdsy-
6aASD DAY PERFORMANCE,
at iOk o'cioek A II.
Wnso win be prs'nto', By request, tn. bs.usiai
THE TIcKEr-oF-LEAvE NAN.
As has bean req ia.;4d
LADY AUDLEY's sECRErl
WIZ os pet upoa tho stage again to mo row.
AVpS oPoA d. R0fIOfuRoC6 commences 8t D IRE
cisely.
WASreD-Youas Ladies for the Ballet.
NH i0-It
NJ ETKOPOLITAN HALL,
vi Franklin street
THURSDAY Ersasns, MARCH 10, 1854.
Twelfth week Of tha
lR0N-CLAD
OPERA TROUPE
Concert de yerie.ie,
iatredao,ps new acts
ectire troupe.
New Songs.
Duets,
@ .artettes,
Eufis ques,
Farces, sc
A3-rhe entertainments fsny described in the
Small oi Is
Will shortly al ar
HARRY MCCARTHY,
the ceiebi ated ARKANSAS Comedian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

4 GRAND TABLEAC
II VIII Do given b. ,aties cf Church Ill., -.
the oeEeH, O: snfis g. sives ON
FRIDAY Acrch ii, 1864,
a. ~ O'Clock N a. company 'rG g. Hall, corner
2Sth and n streets.
PROGRAMMES
PATTI
Opening Address, by II A Atkinson, Jr
Qlesn Of May
o;d ana Young America
Heel and Toe
Gran3tAther's Watch
The Departure
The Return
Toe Bir1 Trapoers
Family Prayer
10 Basil
II TIE Game Of Chess
IL The Fortune Teiier
II learning TO W,ite
Ia Taking the Veil
Ii The ribesu
III puoan6ntss
II Duel Ct CorsiGan Brothers.
FART Il.
CHAaADES.
l The Irish School
AIS Fair la Love and War
The Duel.
Admission for gentleman and lady, IS; single
person, s.. NH l0-2,~
CONCERT HALL,
" EXCHANGE Hotel.