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DARE AND CHOICE Books
J. W. DAVIES & SONS BOOKSTORE,

J, W. DAVIES & SONS BOOKSTORE,
No, l8S MAIN STREET, ?. II. TAyIoE's on STAND
Shakespeare Complete Works seven volumes.
Allison's History Of Europe, from l7so to 1915,
Allison's History of Europe, from the fall OF Ma
poleon to the accession of Louis Napoleon
Boswell's Life OF Johnson, London edition
Addison's Complete Woiks,
Modern British Essayi>ts-TaltoIud and Ste
phen, Carlyle, Jeffrey, Wilson, Macauiav.
Aillson Sidney Smith, Macintosh,
Locks Essays,
Percy's Rehques of Ancient English Poetry
Millions Poetieal Works.
Macaulay's England,
Rives's Life OF Madison,
Irvinp's Washington five volumes
Gibbons's Rome, six volumes,
IIume's England six volumes
talamities and Quarrel5 OF Authors-D' Israeli.
London edition,
Coleridge's Dramatic WORKS
Lodges Portraits eight yuliImes-Bohn's Lon
don edition,
Chanbers's Miscellany, twenty volumes,
Ilamiton's Fairy IaleS--loHdon edition,
Poe's Miscellaneous Works four volumes,
Wilson'S MiseellanieS, three volunes,
Works Of Dean Swiftly Mittord-i illustrated
Poetcal Works of Louisa i Tandon-lIius-
tiated,
Great Truths by Great Authors,
Notes AmbrosEnT, five volumes
Moore's Poctical Works.
BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
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THE ARMY COMMITTEE THE You've MINIS
CHRISTIAN AssOCI alton AND LADiEs' SoLDIERs AID
SOCIETY acknowledge the receipt of the following
contributions for the soldiers in the field and hos
pital during the month of September, viz: From
Wyndham Robinson, two bags Of -four and two bags
Of dried peaches; from JetersviIle Aid Society four
boxes of hospital supplies; from Ameba Courthouse
Aid Society, one box of hospital supplies; from ri as
Darcy Paul, of Petersburg thirty pains of socks;
from Prospect Society, Prince Edward, one bale OF
socks; from Fifty fifth North Carolina regiment. per
Captain s. Tsylor Martin, $50: from Major j IT,
Darlington, Slue; from South FarnhaIn Parish, Of
Essex county, Virginia, thank offering, per Thomas
Lewis Iatane, sa54; from j. X H., $40; from sol
dier's mother per q & H., S2o; from Captain W,
$50. The Committee reqae It contributions III money
and supplies for the benefit Of soldiers in the field
and hospital. Gotten and woo for the manufacture
of Sock are specially required Contributions sh, uld
be sent to ROGER MARTIN, Superintendent, or
to WILLIAM L. MUNF0kD, Chairman of the
Army Committee 5--it
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AroTYON SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY orubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs.
FINE FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED

4 FINE FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED
~ AND EIdHTY-FIyE ACRES, ON THE
titiGkAlI0MfSX RIVER, FIVE MILES FROM
RICHMOND BY TIE NEW BRIDGE ROAD
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0S.-By request Of DIR.
John r. Garnrtt wa will sell at auction, upon the
premises on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of octo-
Der, at IL O'Clock NJ, his we-known FARM stu
ated as above There are five hundred and eighty
i've acres, of which one hundred and twenty five
are meadow land, equal t5 any on the river, and
we'll adapted to the growth Of hay corn, oats. &c.
the high land is Of excellent quality, has been highly
improved, and produces finely i'll clever, Ne.
The dwelling has eight rooms, well arranged, and
the out-buildings are of The usual kind and in good
order.
The pace is well stocked with fruits Of various
kinds
This fam has been l,idciously managed, and in
The proper hands could be made to yield heavy re-
turn upoi The capital invested il being really good
land and near to market
Persons desiring 10 purchase invited to ox-
anime it before the day Of sale. III desired 1T will
he divided as to give TO the home tract four hum
bred acre.. TFRM9: AT sale.
GBUBBS X WILLIAMS, Auotioneers
sc - Successors to Goblin & AppeTsou.
roSqPosFMFST- above sale is postponed FOR
the present. We expect TO oii,r it soon, OF which
due notice win be gwen.
oc5 GRUBbS a WILLIAMS. AuctioneeTs.
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Es,n TILE pATRONS nE LILLE SnII-.rIE

TENO THE PATRONS OF THE SOUTH
4 ERN FEMALE INSfITUTE.-Thc very ma
ttral desire on the part OF nay patrons to know
whether not the glasses under my more immediate
instruction wsil be subject to the loss Of tune which
occurred hast session by my absence with the city
troops renders It proper tor to state that the
Governor and General Commanding have authorized
the exemption from military duty OF teachers III the
city dutIng The session of their schools On Thurs
day last, the condition OF affairs urgent to
induce those authorities to revoke all details for the
time, and teachers We're ordered very properly to
50 with other folks to the field, | regret to know
that complaint has been made Of this absence from
our claSS-roomS When the enemy. 50 near to
our homes shall not, trust, De accused OF neg
lect by pupils or patrons for leaving the more peace
til halls of science and taking places side by
side with the fathers and graudiathers of the city
in the trenches The immediate crisis passed
promise that there shall be neglect Of absence
from, my classes. In my absence the majority Of
the Rotations shall be heard by competent assist
ants that there need b. no absence Of the pupils
from the school. ID. LEE POWELL,
lit Principal Southern Female Institute.
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THE RELIEF COMMITTEES or RIcHMoSD acknow-
ledge the receipt OF the following contributions Tor
the month OF September, namely;
From 4. u. Gwathmey, sio0; from Mrs. $. G.
Slater, Of New Kent, $50; from Hugh Blair, si0D
from ---, Tor refugees, per Rev. DIR. Ryland,
5000; from } X. r., $50 from William b. sianard,
$500 from General Robert Il. Lee, 500; from
James Warwick, $50; from q. W. Wilson, $500
from john Randolph Tucker. SO; from William L.
Burweil, Ss0 from St James, Church, o Lt eSbulg,
per Rev. Dr. Spright, Sl5e; from friends OF the
cause At Palmetto Mills, per Mrs. Lizzie Rowland,
sl0o; from G. G. Hudson. OF Wilmington, North
Carolina, 81, eco from lady, $1,000; from r. Ed
mond x Co, So ,taG)
The. distribution Of weekly rations having been
suspended for want OF supplies the committee would
earnestly request Immediate contributions Of money
or provisions tor the benefit of soldiers families and
the poor generally.
Contributions If money should be sent to III. f.
G. baskerville, Treasurer; and ali supplies
should be consigned To the /" Relief Committee ot
Richmond, care Vi Messrs. Martin Il CafdoEon
DC 3-lt WILLIAM r. MUNT0RD, Prrident.
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4 RETROSPECT OF GRANTS CAM
PAIGN.

A late Northern paper thinks its
readers cannot have employed an hour
better than the perusal of the article on
this subject, in late paper, from the
National Mteittyeacer. They may have
been so amazed at the stolid indifference
Of the Administration as to have forgotten
to look at its cost in blood the very best
blood of the army. We propose, says
the journal to which we have above al
luded, to show that, in detail, by brief
mention Of the dates and engagements,
with the loss of men in each case:
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TREAsURY DEPNEfIr.r.
CoNFEpFR,rg STATES or Anrmc,

CoNFEpERtrg STATES OF AMrRICA
I DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF TlU
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX Pa
CENT. EoN-TAXABLE BONDS. UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
IAW,-Deposits on call viii be received by TIE
Treasurer in this city, Assistant I-caslr1rs at
Charleston and Mobile, and the ncpositants at
Wilmington, Raleigh, COLUMBIA, Ausu-t,, Slr,a-
nah aud Montgomery, and oorisale- viil ir b. s,t
for The same, bearing interest al the fft, ~ out lea
cent per ainum, uid secured by the hyIoti,.aiii.a
of ali amount OF the above bouI5 equal a. The u5,
OF these loans The bonds 20 Dc ST apart by t.s
Treasurer, and the proceeds, EhCh aUit applied ~.
ciusIvcly to the payment Of the said certificate.
The security and convenience afforded b. tlHh.
and ether corporations, and 10 the public gen.r.ly
by tins mode Of temporary investment, aaf Tie ~
feet 81 the measure, if generally adopted "A krgT-
ing the currency within moderate bounds, il hoped
wall commend IL 10 the favorable consideration a Tie
community and secure their prompt corporation n
carrying 1t into effect. Il. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury
RIcHNoND, July %, 1864. au 22--ts
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CoEFFDFRATE STATES OF AAsBics,
Richmnnl Va A1Ie1t.t Dc lcirt

ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
IL INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, slSGi, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERFD EIGHT fER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISION OF
TIE ACT APPROVED MAY ~, lsal, To "a
CHANGE The SAME FOR C0UPuN BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per teut. bond.
under the act of May l6 1861, desiring O. oXrhlnsa
them for coupon bonds, will assign them IN tle
manner pointed out III the printed endofs.'glut ,E
the back of the certificate, to the ''C0ijlplTqt-
States of America, in exchange for coupon b5ul.'
and cause them to be presented 10 the Beylstr Of
the Treasury Department. who will thcrruraH, "a
compliance with the provisions Of the act u Jues
49, 1864, issue coupon bonds for tbs amount specified
in the registered bonds 50 assigned
G.. \. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary of the Treasury
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RENA VA Us.

ID UNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
4 ~crlbcr on the ith instant, at Manchester, boy
HENRY about sixteen years ct age; five feet high
nearly black; slender; long face and thick lips; on
right or left side about the size of a walnut;
has eruption his skin resembling musquito bites
aud common cotton SHIRT, rather ight-colored
pants, old hat and shoes all of which clothes Were
very dirty.
will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the
present Confederate currency for the apprehension
AMI delivery OF said BOY to Messrs. LEE 4 BOW
MAN, Richmond, OF IN any jail so | can get him.
Said boy sold by Messrs. iiill, Dickinson &
Co. foc james Gray's sons. He is supposed TO be
lurking about Richmond, ut Mr. Mallory's, on the
Mountain road, ten miles above the city, where his
mother lives, IN Manchester, where he has a sister
living with Mr.. Rowlott Winfree.
Sc 27-l2ts JACK HALL.
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EDIGA TIONAL.
MIGHT SCHOOL FOR GENTLEMEN

y AND EoIS-IOUTS GANBIN, Professor of
French and Penn ,nshp, having united with Mr. T..
" CONE, will open NIGHT SCHOOL At their
school-ronuls, on Franklin street, Rear Ninth, on
where scholars eau receive instruction i'll the several
branches usually taught in day Schools VIZ Eng
lish Studies Latin, French, Mathematics, Penman-
ship, etc.
Terms made known on application at the above
named rooms, or by note to Professor GANBiS,
through the post-Otitc. MIR CONE be seen every
day ut his school-rooms from A, NJ, to l.. NJ,
Saturday excepted. oc 5-lt'
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WILDT, No. 1873 Broad

nv ILLIAM WILDT, No. Ij3 Broad
w street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets
takes the liberty to inform his old customers, and the
public in general, that besides has Hair yewelry bu
sinoss, he about to manufacture all kinds OF
Hair Work, such as Ladies Front-side and Back
Braids, Wigs, Half Wigs, Toupees Head Dresses,
Curls, Bands, Ladies' Toupees; also, repaired equal to
new All work will be made to order the shortest
notice, and warranted to b. superior to any in the
city.
n. B.-Lades and ctldrens hair cutting, Dress
ing and curling i'll the best style, from 10 till and
from till 4 O'Clock. Highest price will be paid for
old hair. sc 2i-12ts
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NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF
HANOVER viii make distribution OF
COTTON YARNS, &e, among such of the citizens
as have forwarded to me their orders on wEItNES-
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9Th, 9TH and
ith Of October 1854, at Ashland, and at the came
time will receive f,lnther orders. | have small
surplus Of COTTON YARNS on hand
W. X. WYNN,
Commercial Agent for Hanover county.
oc SIT
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MISERABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR

4 SALE AT CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
VIRGINIA.-Will be sold, under decree Of Char
lotte County Court, on FRIDAY, the lith of Octo-
Der, 1864, the HOUSE AND LOT at Charlotte Count
house belonging To the estate of James j. Word,
deceased The LOT contains acre, upon which
is comfortable Dwelling, having five rooms, in good
repair Also, a kitchen, Stable and brick black
smiths shop.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
Sc 23--St' IL. j. GOULDfNG, Commissioner
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Two THE POTOMAC.--Parties wishing
to 90 Through the lines 10 the Potomac river
can be accommodated with comfortable conveyance,
ON reasonable terms, at my Stables, ON Eighteenth
street. between Franklin and Grace.
Parties must be provided with proper passports.
oe 3-sts THOMAS DUKE.
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ENARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.-
Il The Fall term opened ON the 2Sth of Septem-
her under the following board Of instruction; a.
PREof, President; Rev. r. W. EAST Rev.
GEORGE II. GIJ4MEE. Mrs. s. V. EAS'F, Mrs Z.
A. pREOf, Miss EMMA J TURNER, Miss BETTE
\. TIiACkSTON. The instruction will be very
thorough. Location safe and healthy. For catt-
loGue, address A. FREOr, President,
oc 3--5tf FafmyIlle Va.
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HEADQUARTERS EEspRvr Fosr,.

HEADQUARTERS EEsPRvr Foar4s.l
October g. lSC!
CPECIAL ORDER, No. l02. The ,.r,
J mencement OF the next rtgullr g,ssio,. 4, a.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTlTU N h4,ia- I. ~.
postponed until the lst Of Ncytn.ber I,zs, n
CADETS who are not under seventeen g
age, and notalrcady assigned to duty in tls f,ll
orders from the War Department or ron H..
headquarters, are hereby required tort port. WITH
delay, TO Mayor L. q. PEYTON, coJam if,lapt n
camp Of instruction at Camp Lee, near ki1lnnorl
Tor immediate and temporary field service ,lIH'
under seventeen years of age are also eaflic.tly L
Vlted TO report at once for assignment TO duty
Al fnr!oughs and exemptions heretofore aIay,el
TO cadets are, by command of the Secretary OF " a.
revoked. N'
The Cadets will be released from field service by
or before, the commencement of the session n H.
Institute.
By command of Major-General KfxrtR.
X. II. CArLETT
oc lit Assistant Adiutant-Gcurrl
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RECOMMENDATIONS nndersirnel

40 PARTN ERSliIP undersigned
Y have this days September %, 1861, formed
co-partnership to conduct the SHOE AND BOOT
BUSINESS under the style ana firm OF NJ. G.
GORDON Il 90. VIII keep constantly on hand the
best assortment OF SHOES and BOOTS 10 be found
III the market Have just received "A large assort-
nient of Ladies' MOROCCO BOOTEES, sizes nun
nlng from TO 3. Also, Boys SHOES, Of superb
quality, Servant Woren's SHOES, Gentlemeu's
BOOTS and SHOES, CASHMERE 0YERSHIRTS,
Mason's genuine BACKING, CONCENTRATED
I'VE, &c. M. G. GORDON * co,
Corner OF Fourteenth and Main streets.
NJ. & GORDON. Toe ste IL. n
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FOR RENT At 4TCTION
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
v On MONDAY, the Sd OF October next, in
Charlottesville, at IL O'clock in front Of the court.
house, will proceed TO rent out the fOllowlng-de-
scribed property
list The Central Hotel, for three years from LIST
January next.
%. Rock Hill, adjacent to town, containing about
seventy-tive acres comfortable dwelling, &c. This
property is rented from lst October so that wheat
oats, &c, can be seeded.
3D.. a dwelling III town, containing ten twelve
rooms, with store attached, containing seven
rooms.
-4th. house adjacent to the railroad office, Cou-
tanning eight or ten rooms.
9Th. A sate-colored Frame House near the depot,
with eight or ten rooms.
9th. A small House, and new Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls
9TH. A tirst-rate Garden of about an acre.
Also, a valuable House and Lot of ten acres, of
hishy-iTaproved Land, in Warren; and, perhaps,
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near Scot.sviile.
Possession given to all on the l5t of January,
eept the farm Rock Hill, which is at once
SC Elm Il. w. DIII4ARD.
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NJ OTICE.-.ilways on hand, and for
IN sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRELS, LIQUOR
BARRELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS Of all
kinds and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS. &c. Orders can be
left at +. Delarue's Grocery, No. Franklin street,
or at my Cooper shop, Seventeenth street. corner
Of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshops.
Delivered anywhere in the city gratis.
SO I2--lms H. METZGER
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TREAsERY DEPARTMENT,
STATES or AMERICA,
'TufAsuRY DEPARra.sr
CoNFEDFRATE STATES or AMFRicA,
RlCsaoSD, September IL, lsGi.

CONFEDERATE STATES ut AMERICA,
RlosaoSD, September IL, isGt.
II ECU LATIONS FOR THE ASSIGN
Ill MENf OF -FOUR PER CENT CEKiiFl-
GATES OR BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE AL
OF FEBRUARY n, 1854, AND HELD IN OFF
GERS OR SOLDIERS IN TIE CONFEDERATE
STATES ARMY,-These Certificates OF Bonds uaij
be assigned IN presence Of the COMMANDING ogh.'t
OF adJutant of the regiment 10 which IT, P'ftf
holding the same may belong, 10 be- endorsed ~
such officer in the words, :" Executed beioge me-
and signed officially. q. a. TRENHOLM,
sc 2i-l2t Secretary OF the TI,As'Jy'
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es~.-~-~----~~-.~e 4 !.
paid at fHfs orrtsr for all kinds Of CHAN coTros
aud HMM RAGS, in large or small quantities.
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BY Hill, Dickinson & Co, Auetioneers.

BY Hill, Dickinson & Co, Auctoneers.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF Ne
" GROES.-'ihe undersigned, III pursuance of a
decree OF the County Court Of Hanover, rendered IN
the suit of Cross against Harris Sc, will proceed to
sell, at the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson Co,
in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
10Th Of October, three likely NEGROES, viz: One
WOMAN, one BOY, and one GIRL.
TERMS: Cash.
II. q. CROSS, lc-:..
. rvtIc
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TOR RENT, to gentlemen, three hand
somely FURNISHED BEDROOMS. The OF :
iect being partly for protection Address 'Box ii2
Refarences reolIired oc 5-Stt
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SRENCH HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

No. 100 MAIN sTREEr, RICHMOND, VA.
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING LADIES HAIR
SHAMPOOING and HAIR DYEING in the latest
Paris style; BRAIDS, CURLS, WIGS, T0UPEES,
&c, repaired and made to order short notice and
ON liberal terms The proprietor respectfully calls
the attention Of his friends and customers to the
fact that he has put up private saloon, attached to
his establishment, exclusively Tor ladies.
n. B.-Iadies' private entrance by the side door.
All work left at this saloon viii be warranted to
be made superior to any in the Confederaey.
oc 3--6t-
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rs,UREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

q VI IlTII1 II 2 n IJiNT4I IJVIIf44lINo MT
i WARD.-Ran away, on the evening of the list
instant. our BOY, ARMISrEAD, aged about twenty
years; black, five feet nine ten inches high, and
has a smooth Immediately the left eyebrow
We viii pay the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery to our AGENTS, Lee & Bowman, Rich
mond, secured We get HIM
T. Il. RICE, F,r,nvilIo
oe S-2w W. L. LEE, i''V
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NOR RENT, two I q Il n / S Ii ED
Il CHAMBERS, PRIVATE PARLoR, STORE
ROOM and KITCHEN. References required and
exchanged. Address "H," box S25, post-ofliee
oc St"
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FOR RENT.--Six or seven good ROOMS
Il for rent over the Chickamauga Saloon with gas
and CRATE in each No facilities for cooking on
the lot. Apply at the CHICkAMAUGA SALOON
Eighth street, between Main andeary.
oc 4--5te
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TUST RECEIVED AT j. MEYERS
- DRY GOODS STORE, No. Us BROAD
STREET, ONE DOOR FROM THE CORNER OF
SIXTH, assortment of Rcd, Blue and White
Flannel of all grades; and a variety Of childrens
Morocco andC alfskn Shoes also, aquantity of Shoe
Thread Gun Caps, Playing Cards, Round Combs,
Dressing Combs Pocket Combs. Cark's Black Glaee
Spool Cotton, Elastic Suspenders, Bliiestone Pre-
serve Jars, and the usual assortment found "a WE'LL
appointed dry goods and fancy store Sc 29--Gts
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InuN W GENrRY \ 60. MholesAlt

IOHN W. GENTRY X co, WhOltSl|
~ and iset.l Dealers IN smoking and 1hSH'u9
Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes Liquors, Backing b.,tah1,
Backing Soaps, Fancy Artieies, &c, &c, Nc. d,
Main str,et, Richmond, Virginia, recently oS,ut'''
by r. l.. Dickinson, hstter.l ,,,,..,,
b 4. Ggaveley's celebrated JOHN wAhhf-,
Chewing Tobacco two years old; u very snp'i'"'
article. .
Childrcy Il Jones's extra sweet Chewing Tobae'"'
prepared for foreign markets
f. T.. Jaseph's TYCOON Smoking Tobacco suN
fully PREPARED from The finest oil Virginla leh ,
An examination VI our stock ~ respectfully -''i
cited, especially by Sa,lers aud Retail Dealers
oe t-3t
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n A II, II. I Q II Y IN ,
lSA CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
MAIN SrEtfT, BUTwEEN Third AND FOURTH.
The tweniy-GIst session OF this SCHOOL viii
commence on the 10th OF September
TFRMs: For the first quarter, in advance, Sl0o.
Mr.. TURNER Is exempt from military duty.
DC I-2t*
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NOR RENT, u FRONT BASEMENT
II ROOM, on Nineteenth street, fifth door north
OF Broad. Also, a No. PIANO for sale.
VIII the five young ladies who called last Thurs.
day cali again, or let it be known where they he
seem oe -lts
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NOR RENT, two comfortable ROOMS,
u one Of which is partly furnished, with the use
IF kitchen. Apply on Twenty fourth street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin, Church HILL
A few gentlemen can also be accommodated with
BOARD. oc 5-3ts
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WE WILL DISTRIBUTE, GRATUI-
w T0USLY, at Il O'Clock TODAY, about
2G0 pounds FRESH BEEF TO soldiers families,
contributed by Captain GEORGE O. NORTON, Of
Andersons brigade.
oc Ste MARTIN e CARDOZ0.
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NOR SALE. one fine young cow, with
i CALF, giving a good deal oil milk Can be
seen amy Afternoon morning III rear OF III. W.
Tyier's grocery store. Apply to
WILLIAM KIRBY,
oe Ste Owes store.
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NEISS LUCY KINGS SCHOOL FOR
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, one-half of a DWELLING,
H. at the head of Main street. consisting Of three
or four comfortable partially furnished, suita
bic for sinll-sized family without children. None
others need apply. The use of the parlor may be
obtained Address ga. N. d. at the Dispatch Of
flee with references. oc 5-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-05

FIFTY BUSHELS IRISH POTATOES
ten kegs SODA, WHITE GRANuLATED
SUGAR, &c, just received and for sale low by
ID. X. WEISIdER,
oe 4-3t Odd Fellows Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-05

BUGGY FOR SALE-one of the best
IN the State, nearly Also, set of
DooBLE HARNESS.. Apply at the
ENGINEER HEADQUARTERS,
oe 3--4t Franklin and Nineteenth streets