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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-18
HENRY KEHLER
Paving Notice.

City CLERKS OFFICE.
n.r COLUMBUS, o.. May 80. 1864. !
To all whom it may Concern:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN proceedings have been instituted in the City
Council Of Columbus. for making the following inn
provements, to wit:
For grading aud paving the unpayed cutters and
crossings Bank alley, from South street to Straw
berry alley. @3.' Sae
Public Lane, from Friend street to South Public
Lane, ... .s.li'.t. .'.a D i.-tt.t n
For grading and grayeling the roadway Of WASH
ingtoD Avenue. from Friend street to South Public
Lane. .ts " rt u nle
For regarding and repaving the sidewalks. CUTTERS
and crossings on the NORTH side of South street, from
High street TO Third street. h. 3 srf 4Ilal i
The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office of the City Clerk. 3 4 e.1. 4 II
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office Of the City Clerk in writing on
or before the sixteenth day Of July, a. ID. 1854.
at JOSEPH D0WDALL, II
june2-dltw4w ti sss City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-18
WANTED,

WANTED,
1--WE GOOD CARRIAGE PAINTERS and ONE
Il GOOD TRIMMER. The highest prices will be
JOHN A. SHANNON.
Columbus, June II, lse4-dlw
(Pittsburg Post copy four times and send bill to
this Office for payment)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Ar 4Is ruIRp AyEsUE-By JOHN FErTREICH-A
"A n property for So ootn nrst esess ara
Nons-s for sale be had OF II them.
nuHn IN
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR SURE INVESTMENT
n that VIII pas over 10 per cent sxtieh street
and on the main entrance 70 The Central
Park. first class Houses
-four story basement high stoop will be sold together
astey lows hrst viii get the best bargain
Apply 10 JOAN FkrTRETCH AIS Third avenue, Thlr
q -6rxia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

EoT sA.s-MllH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ON
80 st i avenue srcss prsty three Story
s.oop h0Ase, Nih All TIE modern ensu and
n,sffsss 0yssr sres. as' t6e whole house "a.
1870. ~ siIe, u,..ri io rn FEET Nelghborhoof Hns
within haf ock OF two lines ~ plnate. fsorr
ferry Prce GtQi terms pnrehsssr "'N' 49,
80 " LpHAtVks NJ IVES. Jwsnn ahlrd suset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

A VERY GOOD INVESTMENT FOR MONEY IN
"A Farms on Long Island, thirty miles from the city.-A
Farm lao OF land. 80 high
- cui alton haance heavy timber good buildings and
about Is bearing with and stock o5p
also Farm OF 10 OF good land and buildings
crops and stock, 5000 In New Jerse M
miles here small but pretty and valuable
Garden containing 1917 Of the very best e9d
esh rich IN vegetables AMI stock Tor S4UM
Apply to J. II. SCHULZ 4 CO, No 4New Chambers street,
MI mix
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NEWPORT, B. l., BOARD.-FINE ROOMS IN A PRIs
IN family, with Board Location desirable
ply before Friday At ~ East Fifteenth street. living
place. Mrm
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A LII or THE FOLLOWING PRcPERrY FOR sALk: :
~ Seven class Tenement Houses la fhry-rtth
four softex high COR Ss1s price soJo one
these NJ dthis week viii he sod Tor s3sol Also
thrue nrst brown Houses IN THIRTY strses
kttieth FLtylrs street. .wo IN Ihlr-
uesh sxte,h street IN Lerington avenue
two 10 ffiy ihtrd street VIA al be Sod al tS on FL.
Apqly 10 WV. FstTRETcH, No. lJ East inirS Tsecoou
sIecl. near Secona avenue. New number 2sS
A Farm FOR SALOON THE GREAT SOUTH bsn,
N Long Island sd onng the village o. mn
tains IL part under cultivation nas S
Portable farmhouse harn grapsry o. sso.
IN thQ Immediate e.hsof hood OF srhoos
pnsls &c. and few steps IRON we Pay 49, ~. ~
huous FOR is oysters dsh aud gsns nelons ~
ahss ace !, anne Strand valuable for the large qranty
o. scaw eed ectcd thereon lnany nnnarea oSGs
gearls 4 Tas place select nei2hoorho,a- eon
snands the and one o. the mes neanny
spots IN The country S&.5V Apply TO u flEhhor
Historical Library corner OF Second avenue ana Ee'eAe
lxx,ecl
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1ENTEBL SUMMER BOARD CAN BIS OBTAINED AT
" Coytssvis on the Hudson, directly opposite Fort
Washington stesmer Huss, foot % spring street 10 AN
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ENTERTAINMENTS M 10 :.

{ 4 nunE No
law all ohe'fnd
aud "fe srf'h ' - maokn.v .au
rma J.meiA
si,s Inc
s.nhhe
m
eGntsfo o tai an
q these % wheat
r vecd
are Initiated
adequate supplies can
rates too high
and
railroad
o eutnga o price rail-
hms
The
The
ccsu
u q iow
tadarh
shem
Hon Jna98
be deemed
she oitwia sp 10 the maxim
m
successfully In agriculture
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Yankee Army CT the Potomac

short time viii probably solve the next plans
OF this army. One thing is certain, ana that
l., il its commanders keen il where il Is through
The present and ensuing months, death will DO
much to thin their ranks. The Confederate cause
will be assisted not little b. that deteImi-
nation their part. 1t would have been inh-
niteiy preferable to us to have had general en-
gagement with the enemy OH the north banl, of the
Chckahominy, or even on the south bank of the
James, Immediately after Grant sided ever on that
side But rs such trial Of conclusions could not be
had then, and at those places, just as well off
now to let disease work its telling effects on the
army of Northern men, hcmmed in, as they are Oh
the fat land and swainps of the Appomattox and
the James It is better that our enemies should be
nursed first, and then die, than that we should have
10 hazard mems lives and use our ammu milton
i'll the killing Of them.
We should not be surprised, however, to See the
grand army that crossed the Rapidan III May 10 take
Richmond and wind up the Coifederacy depalt. bag
and baggage, III very few days. All its plans have
failed Its own presses confess that it has nothing
to do and nothing to hope for where it is but must
SIT down IN inglorious idiepess A position so IL
dicnions, and one, indeed, 50 uncomfortable and II,
healthy--one in which they must lose thou by
aSease-copid not be persistently held but in mad
ness. Should they do so, however, they can do Us
no ham; while our large force, hanging upon the
sosshern line OF the Federal Union will be able 10
retaliae at least portion of the vast robbeles
and destruction he Yankee horles have perpesrated
in the states OF the ConfedeTacy and iinperi Wash
ington city.
But the indications, ef late, discourage the idea
that the Yankee army will remain here where it's
iaears arc at an end simply to die There is too much
Testveness at the Nurthtoo much fear of the inva-
sion from the Southland che Federal Amy If ,ha
Potomac win be glad to avail itself Of that so,;,,
leave ITS painful position and 90 10 The North g.,
the defence OF their homes Thus it is
nave the old conclusion CT the campaign hv he,,-,
battles on the Potomac; but We feel 800 49,.
'hose battles viii not terminate with asyap,aea .,
neither side, as in former wears
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iIu Il. =. LIedsu7tts, dNct.

HTLEGsNf Chamber Furniture, Brussels Car
AZ pet, sc, for sale 1t auction.-!Jn Thursday
Tue llih instant AT 10 o'clock, viii sell, IessI.
Elliott Il Williams s hardware store, Main street
sleacid iurnitufc, AIMING s,!.;ca may spc
city
one beautiful chamber set of rosewood ijirDi-
ture. cGnsi5tiugot
very richly carved cabinet ana gass, entire
marble slab
! very richly carved b. dstead, sofa
| washstand, handsome wardrobe
Mosquito netting to fit badstead
very handsome oak chamber sot toilet set,
&c,'ricl,iy ornanIen!ed, and very attractive
to ALI OF good taste
veiy fine large BRUSSELS carpets
Very excellent nair ANA shucg mattresses
tentrc table,, chairs
superior bedding, ani sundry other very de-
sirabie articles
R.-rhe upper part OF the house viii be feute,.
at the same tine for tue baiacG OF The current
year.
The above furniture will be open for Inspection
on Wednesday prey icus 10 day of sale.
au6 PLEASAN rs, Auct.
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DIED.

On The morning 81 the sth of Angast, a. wnlet
uospiissi. private ;. 4. No0n, company h, RI
tacnti Nita.nia regiment.
III Petersburg. on the 9TH Of August ~ dfptlle.
rio, JOHNNY BLACKWELL, son Of q " an,l
Harriet l.. Mortss, aged four years and seven
Month
tni i ,ay liuie baLy ron,
NJ t.ttst hasn't hcl
And IS little IaaANV pone
To hgnhet vita the icad
take these little lambs said he,
tad fold them 10 my heart.
Protection they shall find IN me.
II INC bo ever teet
&:.s@ Petersburg Express please cory.
Killed in Manchester, Virginia, on SATURDAY,
August g. 1864: by the explosion ot shets, Mihie ~
play, WILLIAM JOHN, son OF William ana ".4'.,''
Maasakcr. aged riae yeags three months al'i twen-
weight days
iiftie travellers Zionwa'd,
Zach one entering into rest,
Ia the Kingdom of uur iori---
IN the mansions a the i.e.t.
There. 10 welcome, jesus waits;
Gives the crown hts iollows.s win.
Liz Your heads, We golden gate,
And let the little travellers M,
WHEY, dear your Little foot
Have paced lic's dark Journey though
Now have reached that heavenly seat
That on Saviour kept Tor yea.
I.ss Patterson New Jersey papers please copy.
D, the 9th in@tant. at haii-raSt twelve "'Cl1Ck,
Lucy EDEEiE COLEMAN, daughter II William
T. and A,i,lia l.. Irlcrs, aged eight months ami
eighteen days
Dearest Edaa thou has left as;
Aud thy loss deeply i"rl.>
But ii, Col that hast tcFttt IT'S
He can all our sorrows heal
Her funeral will take Tlaec this evening ut four
o'clock from Oregon I'LL Methodist church, The
friends aud Tiltiycs al the Family respectfully
vitct 10 attend without further notice
August 5, JOHN JACKSON, SON OF Andrew i.
ana Mary L ChIiGre5s, aged two years, months
and Hs6 days.
Weep not toT me, my parents dear,
/ am gone 10 rest you heed hot fear.
My stay was sdnft, e. YOU may sec,
Therefore, prepare IL follow me.
Dearest JouNNY thou hast lett lis,
We thy loss most deeply ie,J;
Bot It's Gnd who hast bttCtt "a,
lie can al our sorrows heal.
Thy gentle spirit passed away
Mid pain the most severe.
So great we could not wish thy stay
\ moment longer here.
8z5' Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
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En- p. x. IEeiSjGer, A~c'r.

ZANE Hundred acIss ut Land with sIaali house
J thereon, tour miles ircm Richmond, un the
CUl! Pit lurRGiXc, in the county OF ,hesteih. d ,
Tor sale at suction - will sell, I'll auction, ca
Tuesday, the 10Th instant, al o'clock VI, on
lile premises, the above tyact OF land. Ii adjoins
the lands OF the tate Jeremiah Hobbs aud Mas
Anderson. This place = wCii adapted for
Vet i.ii.. Ol II Is wei! that: IN former days lur
nisket The best water i.i the Eeighb0 sh0od, but
now needs attention. The nca:ness of this land TO
the city should induce Persons desiring iavest
attend.
TERMS - une half cash; baiaHcc TO srit pUr
chaser. d K HEiSiGER,
an AucliduPFr.
Ate, the >al, Of the Land, forty ii fifty colds oi
WOOD, GA the pten.ise-
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Southern Publications.

We nave received from the publisher, A. Morris.
u aiis ei'y' The Virginia Spelling and Reading
pooK' and 9 The First Reader The former :. n, !.
ranged by John ooInley,' and the latter ..edited
Wy distinguished Southern teacher, southern
oeho0i Books are much needed, and publishers are
S"'is public service in directing their c,,ternr,so
towards the object of supplying them.
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nA DjLLhkH hr ward &c. i.an s4,s ,tvta
sttV sutscFiboi about the lie; o. r.'T.tg
boy 4uhn, atcdt - - IS years eli. Hgnt ,t{s
co'of, Win short gtsai. III aAi. Eti OF ut,a hs y
. new suit Of Gotten ClGtica dyel .ouG color "a
was pa'ahasct CT Or wright, Of aisbsca I.4s
no doubt no IA with our army Tire a.oye rrs.!
viii hs p.ia Tor III. apprehension sci dspyr. r
Lss d Bowolsn, aicnnusd, We, or sc,Jrej 10 asi
jill 81 tEst get him. NAHGAS
~ It-tDt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
u edmond THEATRE,
III Corner Seventh ana Broad streets.
Acting and Stage Manager............R Il, u. OGDEN.
Sir Walter SCOTS wofid-ftn,oJ.s Drama vi the
LADY OF TIE LAKE,
EcIhrte with
Mn~ic, Coiubat-, Machinery, Scenic EG,.ct-.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 10 1864,
LADY or TIE LAKE
Mr. CHARLES, Mr.. uuion, Miss Katie E-tellc Mrs.
Dei}lI, aud the whole company in the cast.
Gs5@ See bills of The day for full cast
To-mortor night,
THE BOHEMIANS OF PARIS
an lG-it
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MISCELLANEOUS

SAND PAPER, SAND PAPER W
) air manufacturing a s.i,I!l. ..l.,.. ui Sci
Paper, of all the G.I:cIfu, .'-, Huir4 ga r.s....
equal IL any imported, ami aiu,h Sc .tp --iAlsr.
thaa thc aft,cir eau be- imported IL; ", ru- .-
attention OF Rt,itoJf sap,u., eats, sud o.. ..
prtrtots III ell u.aUuill.uur4 establishment, ssl
solicit u tri,tl VI our paper ana tar et"ui1sris %.
OF home m&uuisgttnr. Aat,.-a .a,,.H 20
Ii J. MAtuNE = "a.
eui-lgt F1.,..ill.- h.. ln...
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seANAWA}', on the Both # IoI--

. VII w fWTW Inn
/ NEGRO MAN. JOHN. t,,,,t,'.'''' Ey
ase, de feet five or six insha. L,.i F s'f'- @,
eYmlieticd, full hetd ii hair. ~inau ','f "ia
Of ih1 idte- y liberal reward Ni}l h. ....i i~
HVe'y 10 ie, or Tor securing mn, IN s ''' 'i' .r-
v'' 81 nm mn >nppott In - 'f}iue O, MAJ
opposite the Examiner oHor 80. tst
au g-2te 70 liz
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By + ". Gfub6s. Ancti3nccr.
UNFINISHED. HOUSE AND LO'

I UNFINISHED HOUSE AND LOT.
~ CORNER OF AND TWENTY NINTH
STREETS. AND LOT OF LUMBER, BRICKS,
LIME, WINDOW GLASS AND NAILS, FOR
SALE At AUCTION viii be- sold OH THURS
DAY, August II, 1T O'Clock T.. NJ, the premises,
the HOUSE and LOT located as above.
After the sale Of the House, y lot Of LUMBER,
consisting Of Flooring and other Pian: and Shingles.
some Bricks, Lime, Nails and Window Glass. These
articles will lie e@ld with the House or separately a.
may be deemed best
TeRNs :-Ca,l or credit, at the option OF the pur-
chaser. Possession given immediately.
T. W. GkUBD5, Auctionecr
au 3 Successor TO tfoddin * Apporson.
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MOTT T. To- the ClUzens Of Hanover IL ?"
~ sons who have placed IN my hands inhds 'a
the purchase OF cotton cloth, cGttoa yarns -h'
casds viii distribute said articles al Ashi'hd '
Monday, Tut ssay ami "Wednesday, he sthi va ah-
l3tb al August, le6i. IhrGr - q cohsiif5''s
surplus ut said articles To which the &. Gt9
entitled under the schedule established ~ p.
State agent, aud wiz Isau orders btit1l'ti ~
Whatever amounts each family NAV H'rJ
WN L SIM,
au III Com'i AgI fOI Hanover 10.
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~ Williamson & TO-, Aa.css..
mo. l.4 Main ST. bet 9tn and icth.j

~ Williamson & TO-, Aa.c,s..
No. l.A Main ST. he; 9th and icth.l
e Pine Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles, &c,
At kuctinn
On "Wednesday, the I0ih Aug. commencing at ~
O'Clock, n Nj we VIII sell 10 our sa,rsToom No
iP2 Main 81, ~ assortment of
FuiBItufe,
Fire Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles, &C,
The following aHi other articles viii be offered
fsench cottage, and ether betarcnds
fIToF, cane, ana WiAdsor chairs
Paflor, dining, and Kitchen tables
WdidEabes, Sideboafd5
Marble top cabinets
fnt5s, lounges
Feather beds, hair and ahucs mattresses
HHket<, quilts, sheets
Pillows ana holsters
Plates, dishes, cups and saucCts
Knives and folks
Hatlnr, cooking and ciiic- stoves
Dry goods ready made clothing
Ep3;s and shoes, irney Articles, &C.
AtS1,
l sma iron safe.
>npt Tb music bnK
lfScCIeut vienna clock
several sr wing machines
/ school globe.
n-Ihe watches, sOmesof which are very fine
will be sold at , o'c'ecs precisely.
jy 20 WILLIAM ON Il co, huc.s.
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g u as Gt the alt horsga
O Wan tohsysis
t h II cOntrdiI,n
a
so II II t h Hu leach
fo
edinaNo
tines
fh classic
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Tbls watering place viii he open TO vis.'.fs
and f;er tie Xbth july, 1864
fhs Ccgtrai cars b"W Iul thrcash % -'taaieat
from uh,th point Rfsuy the Ct .trEts l:otaii'
eyceptsd) via leave Sisaaon, snivisg 81 tho Ea,@i
10 dinner.
Paa.engers b. Canal, Salem, Ent TIA Ss'sts
Bridge jiue, In connection wigh th2 Tifs'a's = d
Tennessee railroad, connect Biih ino ssA1s .i-e q
SiAunton for the Bsihs.
Txsas.- q ,srd per day, 40
NM J09Ds. & 90,
iv C7Iru- Prom @isis
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'tWENrY DOIIATT ii a. -, =

han1Tsy nom the subscriber. on 49, so
twenty-two years old, wcll-yroTn a.. .'' D an
suh'' and OF Eght gingerbread eofnrl..' 7'.s,
fls ~, f.''e Rhat OF aoEncast iool, xh.n II 'at
Sih az" the above tew9rl If III, 4'@''. %
delivery to rye SStfi,t{ t ,- -,J I'D
al iU-lt Va p N ~. -. ''ttiS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by James NJ. Taylor. Anetjeneer

A FRAME TENEMENT, OK BROAD
~ STREET, NEAR TIE CENTRAL DEPOT,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII b. sold, On FRI
o'clock L NJ the -,i-a1,ibed property There
IS lease on the iDt TIL january 1863 The haus,
has four rooms, and IS suitable ior dwelling gn-
Gerry store.
fERMs: Liberal.
au IL JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc,ionsaks-.
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BY II, Benson & Brother, Auctioneers
Bg 1ardg & Williams, .-ueti91.eers.

@-----7------
4 UClION Safe Ct
GiGc6iiCs,
Liquors,
Cotton Yarns,
Llnseed OIL,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, &c.
On thursday xt. the tin inst, VIZ viii sumo
our regular auction sales Of GfoCercs and other
articles. ConsIpnmerls solicited fur this sale.
an rthDY - WILLIAMS, Auct's.
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EtoIiC E.-Commauaso,s aud eidsf' 81 ~
~ ArEy sad nsvy will p!esss FaY a. co., ,s,.
the ROtics already given, the; @Fra1s 'A'~'s -
bsea made fox = steamer 10 lssve hCcae'S -, :
o'c.otx Il M npd o'coek Nj for / ts FatI
towing esrSss aud taking to Bre~'fs 5i'a -.
termIgtsr and cemasssry vt"r-s sud e'h'' So
Tor tho army md navy. keep, Is fsses q 20. ~
zeney ste Am-rs viii OF b. ,alsar 81 ct'',
JOus II PAFKs''
;.o,-t. Nav b. y...assi
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PAN ASaE-un tue oJ'n oi J4l.. a., a-rr
= nan ii0iissi. liz - back. s,,stI 8 FEEL @
inches hiFh. has sIn+a m7gstsc1e, IS al tb- ~.
seat time brose Uus vi h Camp iLth, ed hssar.g
!Tan y Maynard, ma jos az: I4-tr-r a.lts, sislI
BY h Li'ta"ma. = !. pay s.C0 i. cslst, a. .as
Stale ar $500 II cauai' crt, sci d.i,eEt /, ar
DAYS < to', iIii. ia Riohmc.d. Va
"a .--lOt- ERIfLNaF
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"a b 3, HhNUEI II UftEs

Sln DOLLARS hrWart.-H-a swag No.,
sDOU m", at Petersburg, ga "a, l5h JUE.. Irti
my nlaa William. lie is about j. feet = u1yis,s.3
htfh, yrlnw copper co!Or fafh-r tlsrp t,at....
straight huiii. vs'ghs Gboul $40 pouri, ADD ,s,i,
20 u ars OLD. saia boy was fat-,t .g Eis1E,.r.
and formerly hel0ngCs tu toigEbi roladrSt,r u'
.Js gold 10 ThrGIas \ PuS ell al ronlg.,n., p.
Alabama, last wsatcT. lie l. Supposed 20 be sh 10
the city or passing in lie army a. a fee l.y !
wit! pay the abs yc reward iif his ifpu5et,u. b..
ami deiiYsFy OF confinement In ~ soT.
Colonel w - OAPEa
aht-btt t~G % hrs.!n
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PERSONAL.
FOR HIRE.

sTOE HIRE, a f;rst-lgttc CHAMBER
. MAID, oi good character, by IN. month. for
lsec board. Apply 10
JAMES n. WAYT,
au lc-3i- AZ IL" Richmond post-atl,oe.
E!'oR HIRE, II good DlNiNG-IOHu
SERVANT; weil-d,sVosed and tills;wolt'y !;
would sun, also, attend %" store on office. .ip-
ply 10 Dr.. JOINES, Franklin street, lhiiI door
an5yg seventh. nlI In-2
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e0A H'ILLGE3 reward w,ii be pn,i f5F H.. A
EUV livery u ny by s,tfr@ = 10 sl, na
the D@nviic Depot cn the mGTIrs ci no su5
July. IL / biscS. soiut Il yCa.s 0! are Z, /!
so'sil wh'to scar oi7r h.s iaii csc ab-u Inc ztt
ten cent piece. Andrew Gas raufd y py,ef.ts.1
wHerc he may al temp; TO 20 rrs sb g4f,y,4
wi!l be paid ~ aassrs 4 Laws + to flrce,y
ie!; WIN them Cr secured IN i4ii to tl., ~, Ae
SEkbEDIi-
AL Its E.Es Ferry, iitngsx c,ulty VI.
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zoo nOblAE3 Rev ard Kan s,,7V COM
s}Os, t"m, near Richmond ms b., SAM
thuht 20 5t."s Cd, Ve'y n!a,5, i..i so le.i,..
iaF his aga when hG army ia rtLq.g,Ii, ~. ,, ~
going to Mr. Albeit Nance of tri,ies Ci., ,.f5
where his mother i.vts lnil gle. Tn, ~ ,., =
ward delivered 10 nc Al alcaincni or aacu,,d -,
| can get him. w
al q q. Gs~I'i-I I, Is.t-t..
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s)EADY-AiADE CLOTHING AND

ID EADl MADE CLOTHING AND
IA FURNISHING GOUDS.-A !al%. st.,k ri
GtAt3' Cashmere Pant, No,ta and ("47; Furnish
ilg Goods. Of every variety, embracing articles fer
lhtes and gents use; fifty pairs oi Cloths and ,s-
srlelc-, black and fancy; Aipacoas and MclilGs,
Linen Cambria HandkeTohets Gents Tics, S.,ape!l-
dcIS, Collars, SIX Pocket Handkerchief, litue
Paper, Envelopes, PEN in great variety Al.,oon',
Backing, Trash LinrHs, fine Cotton C,,,4ts, h.et
quality; Shirts AMI Drawers ell kinds an,i size:
taIasots &oIslil,s and tacoes; Gents IiaiI Hose;
English Ink, by the dOZeu: Cloths and C,ssifrl> al
wholesale and retail, At T.. ". &OTSION.S.
229 Broad street, T. H. Qu1ilr,' store.
an tu--tf
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VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE on

" cry VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON
SECOND, BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTiO%.-
DAY, August the 18th. at Il o'clock T. NJ, that very
desirable RESI- Dl:NC!. located rs above now IN the
occupancy of Mr.. William $. ioganai. 1t has seven
rooms, besides kitchen; has gas and water and
having been built within few years, Ill Z, most
excellent condition indeed, it Is very desirable
residence. The location Of me property good and
the neigh50i hood I, very excellent ono.
TEHNs One-tlrl cash. oiiaHee' at six and
twelve months, "ral cash, tho opt ion Of the pu.
chaser Possession viii be escn III iif1ocn DAYS
Z. w. GRUBB@ Auctioucpr,
an 10 Successor 10 t4oiiin a. ANDERSON:
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By @. W Willis, No. % Main street.
WILL BE SOLD AZ AUCTION. AT
w MY STORE, On WEDNESDAY, August
10th, commencing at 10 O'clock, a large and desiIa-
BILE lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
stoves, Irock-ry ard Glassware
Ryaly-,nad'. Clothing. Shoes
Dry Goods, Blankets and
Guid and Silver Watches Jewelrv- Sc.
au9 g. ~. WILLIS, Auciioreer.
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aam. Price
sh
/;
uonh, 100
"yea, o.
$500
20 ,
so"emen 'ta 'y o""
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KAMA rvLna''r A.anafu--Nus Uu "a, - -
ssOV delivery Ct nY Geryau, XII ar u.. 49, 49,,
ci1 ca iuetisy moruitg, the lst instsn,. S5. ~
piso' sooat 10 years OF ase, well grown, rshs
~ f-8'l nru-t =, -, 80
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RUNAWAYs.

Rive HUNDRED DOfItr. -, -.
. WARD Ran away from the ri', w
ffea' WHERE he Wa hlfea, atout a. lfi i'"fd A..
~ pEf ryItI nE I'a,, ri Ei AiiE9 s,oe ~
Yeas Of aS' I've iref eight % n,t.s i,.s -ttJ
gen nfesa color, rather ioag sate. a.,se ,s..
and nat, and carIi5F him III v-1y .,., ''.'5 or1
'''' ~ ',5e"i h soIs g5sy JsL,t ,,.. ,'h PA
- q" d@bhf making IH t1gif e.. .,s a. e a.
i'iic' will giso the ab.se g,1,.t., .-''yt su,
yo,l The limits 81 the city, or Two hmm. i -
uoI'dls II tda4hi within the corporate I,, ''1 t"y
cured IN any jail so that get h5r, mint 35al
AZ lD--5ts est,.r