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t, aiehatooa, btltw Kiohacge.
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a ■ -..- oe il. a 1....111 in It ; w. ul I t refo
,or t.. .r IP ll .Hi wood fjeaaeterar. Art
4 : rma,' UIUtLL''," carolir 0.-gain,
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WANTI I' >-■ ti .ti hi L> it yiutij; Itnly io
iiellii t! Begilafa tn.iliv.-tita, French
il If desired, masic. Kaobjecil'B
. nth. i- b-reaces tn n Bad required
■ H <','• Hi-patchotf.ee, aa 5 61
.- i r U By «la y, who hsßbtea ta<j»;fjt by
».. . s leilent ma s i.- ather, a few Rcholars
V.; . I refer* tar s« el. . h.vs net l.aa-a taught
,-< . i'an bs r*ssu at h*e raf ideaew oa lathat, 8J
Prt 1.-UD-4 ;j HP Q.
— io rent or putcb.fe acvmforteble
ii*u, witb fit* nr bis rcomj, fir a emil!
" rt is ir. tbe city. Adt'iest "A B"
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il « , -♦. i-'.il Brea-J u,a.:.-. Aip.y at
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t lav applyta| to nit.st Medical fur
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■; Mi —a J caeber. qaaHfted lo teach the
higher aad lower araacltea and
the j i in", for a saaaloa atf tea nmntli*,
Ihe mi.tJie at* Hcpteinlji-r or ttit: Ist
is waated l.y Ihe lo lake
: i -ttt.ill school I'nr (Itrther p.iiticiilara
;.!.-eti-.r, slating tenaa, i.c, at
lore, Kociiagham cnaaly, Va.
iw-2« joew g COOTK-l.'
HJAN tl' -A ).-u;ik l.i.ty wl.o is at present tt
' log ripettaacad in leuching ihe
Baches, desires a altaation aafdreaa
■.I '. .*. leJlB <: IV jy :i) a.ariwj
U - it < tß'h vim , Va., or ai any boat
oa Ibe iin 'tver, iitch poplar
icb, bfreh, r-di or maple plunk In
i v bi ......i ~ i iiiliiies, and la monthly dcliv
wl , Add/. ■ ■ ...iitiie nice,
JIMKrJ DINWIDOIB,
t'upt Arllileiy,
Ofaastace Hcparti.iiiit,
v Hlchmond, Va.
\i ' \ lady ol Dxpcrieace, qui. ii d ta
'i, Prcadi, aud W.i.to, de'ircs to
.: ia a prtsaia faaaiijr, Bcbt refer
- .-. a Addles, trattßg terms, "U
■ U, Va Jy it—'ita*.4w*
a'i'Mi To hire, a Brst rate Cook, Wasari
-, Without itiic.unbrance, for the
lia nf ti.i- year Pot oac that eaa come well
t'lided i will pay a eawdblre. Nam: Bated
•.. ual. p - .-■-• dof ihe aliove rjualtiiea.—
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'• . an S-3tF,afcTw|
U IKU—a Btata iv~, u-jr.—A fiii.:uatool Ut*
' L'alrerslti tA Vrrglaia prtferred My ici.oe
, aad tern b very liberal Ttatlanalah
' - ;-,E'L!K'i X KCMUNDB,
Hc-w's l>v.-r.y P O.llali'ast-, Va
LMkMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.—
! ■ i vi :. ii.i;\i, r,.;i, vv, ;i ;., .iti-m i.t.iuiiei
... tb. •.•; I. bru ,i v I'll.- location
dthj i:..- iii-tiii. t loti will be th.,
--• ■■ - : >a as >.- . will admit. For
iuloi in ition , Idresa
A fREOT, Pteeadeat,
■'' " 1 ~i in nil.-. Virginia.
. im: in M)i;i.i» iMiLi.Ai.'s i;k-
I f WARD fromthe jail in tlie county
i dert, on the -'.itU ,'.i
in i v ' I ■ I; i'i;.N'i;, aad wham List heard
. » ■ ■•.':.: tn the direction of Keama' Station.
iu-1 .in ilatt i, ...i.t in. (.■,•! high, well mt,
:...- only in i. X or teat i*>
... ol tt' It. «...i.-.i,.ti.-l by an ..».-
X inn ~-.. i it. leaving a bad scar,
■ reward foi t;,. delivery of said
■. ■ ■ - I caa get him.
-Mt- i: P. GUTHEKY,
tie Charlotte IVmrt-Koaaa, va
V •.!■:, ~. vi W.M.Ii \ri-..\T
■ refect, with By. lai jutre at
P. 8 COLBY'S,
. 1 If. Main - tie, t
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_ ; . Kin. ~ August 6, isiil. )
\" ! ! ' I The N'IOUT PASSEXGrEB
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'. :.! iy,At*gust4,aad continued
,-' ■■ in til rurthei notice. Leavin * time, l P.
CHARLES ti 1A1..01T,
a Mtp. t-.nti itdeut.'
[. "'•' SALE, three w four barrel* of
1 '" " ! U>HIDA FILLERS A Ko. I tobacco
WM. t HISWICK,
Ko 21 Idem tti.vt,
it. low (.Id Mt.lliet.
V"- i No. l COOK. WASH
-1 , ' IBOJTEB. she ...n la- hbb iitmy
■ laadJo-Oo U.
IMVID McPAXTKL.
\ ' A'UOLEHAUa, i v.i Baaia pmrnk,
- * ~ s ■ - li a'athiaa & Ki.-klin.)
I. ;■'■!. 11.. kaoack low.-litii'.',
- ' ' I '!"' White (..illii. |. ~,
a " i va i;..i.k Alpaca aud BagUah Me
i.t-.v,n 88l Ulatk All-wol
■vim-:,
1...., hmperkma aad Lxtia Black
I .l.|i< 1011,-,
. : '"'' •-'•'-' li ian v ''.. iineres,
' illi.Uii.-k,
, "on, l.ii-ti, rtuajtmdata, Buttons
- ".'".''H'-tlf aSv--2t'
Fn-kii ll " ;,1KS| "" ,H i ANI) SI'IKITS
t . „ ' .'•■-*'INE -*4 barrel, extra und auper
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laattißtaaal sWaalf bf
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DAILY DISPATCH.
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VOL. XXtll. RICHMOND, VA., TUESDAyT AUGUST 9, 1864. "noT^.
S^ECIAL^ITOTICES.
tmiV'l-'iMI lIRRWRT'tt Bl.t'Pfi
I: BeWim, , WILLIAM A1.1.1*-t)\
will, until rnthei- ni-U.-e, male two trip, dally from
Richmond to llrewryJß llluif, leaviuir the wharf at
■it.l ut 7 A M. nnd at 4 I*. M : tlie IUuH"
at 'i v y aad I V M.
1... ...n- .i.-..iiiie io.le.iti.inaiil <bni tl.;- i pica -
tint »\.\ ~| sp..ii.li!i : -ti d.!\ ~r'Kii elXeinoon
l.ue, 5.:...). vvi> , -oldieta hull pine
t I l*U
£Sf*' TI'HI.ISHKH This I»AYb! '
I'l 1.1.1t-It 111 MUM HAY'!
I'l'Ul.lryCKfi UIIS DAY '.'.'.
I 111 \! \t;\l lit KXT MIVKI..
BABI l.N\\r.
EASI I.NNM
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i.a.si i.\.\.\i:.
I..isf I.YNNK,
. RAST I.YXNL.
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KAST IYKXK,
EAST i.ynm:
A DRAMATII A.M. 1-OWXaxFfJL WORK.
EAST I.YX.VK; oi. 11,. i;..;-., Dnua*htH*. By the
tiutboiv-. of "The lleirti fc f .v-lib.-v," ''The
Earl's.Secret," .',. , ar,
-'. Mi - Wood, ibt- writer of •bi-. novel, is among
I famous of 1'.i4.-.-li th :ni;hi*yess.'.-i- .nd "Etta.
Lyaac" i- one of her (in.-t ertSfets.. it has been
di-nmitti/ed and nroduc. I in ■•.,!:%■■> the promineiit
••i I .:,hoi and Vc\v . ■
- on .i tb.. b mi II bi vert ml saeci laatawa in
I • i $S HI
TUX SOUTHERN SCHOOL AJiITILMETIC; or,
Youths' A m !:ttit. t ...tltmiim the most coll
et- ■ and accurate rate* far pejorating opera
tions in arithmetic, adapted to the ens*; aad
ivgiftai in-1--action ol youth, for tlie- use of
';. •!•. vVc. By A. and J. fowler, teachers
oi aritbtm tic. Rt vised by M. Gibs. a. To
which i- annexed an Appendix, containing
Mi turation ..t But if ■■■ . i..•! ■of Foreign
Money, and Ikx>a**jk<H.'pinf Stereotype edi
tion.
'liii- vti'.-.tible I k should be used in env
■ ■::■ land t-ut.iiv th:-:-.:i,:l.nt the Ooim-derat-y. 1;
t compiled by tvroofth. most ttilcnted and ■.-.',!
--kii.i-.vis rii.itii.-iii.it:. i.ni - <•: the South, and the only
hook bow printed from stereotype plates in t n I
iil.-.f. Stab . which w. have obtained only at a
. .t expense.
'l.:. ■ >l uu .
iti • . t'.v i-t i-i i-iivn :
A KEW ANO AI CURATE MAP OF Vll't.lN! A
li-n;.i oni ■'-. I--.nidii. I- k. i form. J. >.
MISTRESd AM" MAH). A household I • i By
Mt-; Muloch, auth u*i ■ f "J. hn 11 ilifiuc,
(ietiiK.ti.iii," "The Ogclvies," kc., kc.
From the Christian Ob* ervei.
"It is a story i f every-day life, writ
teu with a great deal of clearness 'aud vigor; odmi
itl. in its conceptions aud tlelini ttiou a charac
-1.1 ; mil <.| practical suggi tion to the reader; and,
in abort, one of thje best and luoel roik-i
of ih- kind that has been published in the Couutd
eiticv."
Price. ■ - : 86
l in. FBI a. :
IHE TWENTIETH THOUSAXD OF -MAi ALI.'..
By the authoi i "B. iii.rt.." with aevi r.*dotbei
briilnvnt ai-,.l interesting novels, whose iiumoo
wiil appear in a short time.
Address ordei , to
WEST vV .lullXsTii.v.
Publiahers and IJookacliers,
au It— It No. 143 Main street.
d-i'/iS vk t i \i. Notice—Attention! li'
it.i-. should meet lie l eye of any person v.ho expects
to go to Jones' bcond brigade*, liarly's cm pa, in the
next tin rfuardays, will eonfei a great favor on
s lady, l>y calling*at the Montic lie 11. use, No. 56
Main street, mid taking h letter up to the Colonel of
the Twenty-first Virginia regimt nt. tn: 9- If
C-,* Htaiso, Livery, and Sale Stabljks,
WtdletTvet, JiHlin-.oiid. Virginia -;i..i- - ll>.
aad Ladies' and Uentlenieu' - Saddle Horses t <r hire.
lloites taken at Irvcry by the day, week or month
at the lowest prices and it
Horses, Bu ......ti.t Harness Bold on commission.
• . ... ..ii excellent t ivalrj Horse Ai-.. h 1.-m
Phset :. THOS RU3KELL k r<k, '
tin ti i,i p. ~.,- ; ~..
«^2 7 W* as*. Httention t.. ! oai paii of Tt>
l>\\, nnd Fvhall a.ld an mv- i.c of fre-di and dt-siru,
t.ie DRY (.in Ut.-- A.M. XtillONS, in ...-. H»t
Needlc-s, lias, Prints, S] ..■ Cotton, St,nit- I'urriei.
tiiie, Epaum Silts, Eughsh Jla .! Skins t..i- Legirinp,
HavereacKs, Pipes, one hundred Bridle , twenty-flve
cases ..in- .111.t two-pounds Deucalion lobacco, pnt
up in 1062.
.am it \v. if. rowi.i:, son •i o.
Ofj-r"rli-.l ai. ~ui li. Two large traaaa,
splendid aaaairißicat of ladles' dreaaea. Ac, for
sale privately at rimtu No 07, litllird Il.ti.st:,
where th*- aiiK-l. a can be seen float '.• o'clock A
M tcf. i.'oloe'ik I'M TaMttaaka nic in I rat-rate
nr.l.tr ; ilio dresses arc ot tho best intiteiltls, tind
made up lv ihe latest tfa/te. t.u li -ts
OT/-SUOKOK MILL.
17.h Btraet. tcrosu the DOtdL
Whc-it aod Corn ground on toll.
For i-als—
M;e r.aw at 31' «'< per pcuad .
Core intal at $[ii per hu-hal. , au i — TO.'
ID* I CI. Ice, for ra*e.—Oan be had lv any quai,
tit/, alio hours of the -lay, at the Atnerlcau »U
blcs, anajaat of loth aud Car/ ttreM'a.
jy 514-ia B W eSKfff.
I) EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, FIVE
V MILES PROM Till-: TOWN OP QREKNS-
I'tiHO', NORTH CAROLINA, AM» THREE
QUARTERS OF A MILE b'KOM NEW GARDEN
COLLEGE, STIUATED ti.N THE BOAT" LEAD
DIG PROM GREENSBORO- TO SALEM -The,
improvements v:<- a two-story dwelling, neartj m v.
I'i.ilt in Ituiii, has eight pood rooms, all well nut.■■!.. d.
Ihi house i- painted white, and believe I tob one . # :
tl,. best house* hi th.' county. The out-build in
are two excellent h-.tt--- for tcryants, with brick
i liiiuii.-y-; af dsmoke-houa .-...-. superiorai.il
...iimiodiou- barn, built after the style ol those in
I'.-ni'-vhtiiiiti, trill accommodate twelve horse* : a
corn-crib, built oi logs, lias a well oi water hoi to
be Ban-passed in any State. The land attached i-
Two Hundred and rwenty-ene acr. .-, only about on<
thud clc.uv.l. the rest inorjginal growth oi oak and
chestnut, Om the place and near the bouse is an
orchard of oae thousand tiuit trees, ol three years'
groartth, of th. t1.0i.. -i -.-1.-. turn "i I. t. h, Apricot
and Apple. Thia plao i i esse* the addition I at
traction of bring located ut one of the hcalthii I
portions ol the State, and in fire mile, oi thetermi
liiitiou ..; th.- Danville railroad, at Greensboro'
The oamer, wiahiag t.. purefaa c citj proja-rty, will
sell the place im forty tlioie.tn I ihillai», net isaue
or twenty-live hundred dollar*! in gold. Address
•• Box Mi," Baleigh, North (.'tuoliim.
au '.la-it.iwotv*
I>l CARBONATE SODA
) Gam Camphor *
K-.,..in Salts •
Extra, t Logwood, Copperas
lilue-itoiu-, Indigo
Virginia Snakeroot
Loiulon Miit. hi ,
Brown Wind-or S..ap
l'oiuutiuii, II ur l'oiiivt
Coarse I ..inl..-.
J..;!, t l'ovdei
.Sulphur, llrimstoiic
Waahing Soda
Psaeni g of l.'-iiioiis
Carbonate .Viitr. mia. Castor Oil
11 axham's Tincture
Muriatic Tincture Iron ;
Oil Vitriol, Mit.i-, Cloves
Sublimate Bianath
lodide of Peataab, Vinnifuge
\\';.-.hnif.' fluid
And tn mv soaroe aad de«Tatle at-ticles, at whoie
aale aad iviail, by POWEH A* M. I'llAlL,
r.ii'.er of Scrcnteenth and Main streets.
a-.i9 2t
npO CAPITALIBI'S AND OTHERS.
| XMA kiil.t: l At.M til POUR HUNDRED
At.HKS OP I.KVi-.1. ill Vlil! LAND, ON Till. PO
TOMAC, IX'KI.V.i GEOBGE COCNTT'/ADJOIK-
I.N'ti HOOK'S PERRY, FOB SALE.-1 aaa autho
ii/.. dto-. ll tl..- FARM located as ahore. It cou
takta Tour It..i..tut acres of beautiftil level rivei
land,-on tin- i'otoi.itic. It i ,;;ii,l to be the beat loeu
tiiiii on that iivei for fish aad wild total, pnticuinily
-wt'ii and caiikti.i ba.k dv. k-. Neiiil-yl.iill' at• the
hi.ld i-i cletire.l, the halttlei in original tllula-l', mostly
o ill, Mime jiine. There ata no inapiuvemi nts, the
I.ml.line- litvii!;- la-.-n l.'iiiii.l. 'l'hi-, a11..i.K.i lili.
opi„iiiunity for mv. itmest in aoma tuin;' better ev.-n
thii.i gold tidl land w.-ll located, l-'i.r tt-nift, ate ,
apply to 1'- W. GRUBBS, Aoctioneer,
au"ti— 2t Bttcceasor to ti ddia * Appcratm.
("tOHNti, BUNIOtSS, OA 1 \ LOSITIKS,
/ 5..11 Coras,Disaa'aad Kaua, A-e., aad all di--:. -,
oi"tie' felt aud cutan;-..ui.. c ,i eeacß itreat* 1 1 with- f
oat pain, op Dn. srlll*t/r/, the Baa-geou Chiropo
dltit. lIT. iSilUi.l-! hat S'ltliill litlv 1.'.-OVt.lsl to Is
able to relieve path ata ..i the,,, tombtoawae and
lii-iil. h-uiiileiiinnu diarfl es.
Oatoe: SVid! Stmd Hotel, Wall street -
MiuiiK<- af ofli.v houii fom 11 A. |f. to S P M
uu '.)—2f
lUAI, VIViMI S VIVA.MI .s It so,
.all at No. Kij 1;j......i stte. t, hct-.v.eii sixth ami
.M.-ventli streets, and iadalge in the most splandid
WAThiIMELONS. and CAN rELOPES, on ice, cv.-v
seen .a the city; together with the fliic.t lot ot
IKL'I ! in the markut.
Also, i'tvdi MOUNTAIN BUTTER at eight dol-
Ims per pound. au i*— tt*
TToitSE FOX SALE.—A Nu. I Cavalry
XX HORSE, young, sound und stylish. Waiki
.iipidlv and lively. Addivk. "C. 8.," Dis-,
pal'.U o4TL»v, • uu !>—*»*
■ITKSIiAV MOUXINU. AL-OUrfT 9, St.
ii..- Dvii.y DMAiva i- bbII to ataatj Daßlan at
.«i mtv it." is ..cr copy, <•, ,-v caaaißßs are nutlioi-
I'ttt t.. cßarn <>m-: aaatuui and rrrrt cbwtb bit
«..k to lepular tulisciilxTs. - *
THE WAR NEWS.
The n»w- yc.t.Tdtvy was very meagre. All was
.|itiet it Petersburg ; but it it said that the in.ve
in. itt- of tb. . it, i.,v'-. w.n-oii trttins, and the unu<tua'
dv-! havering over hi-t camps, showed that some
i. :••'.. ii. .ut i. i'tt..,,p-i was takinp: pl.ice. It it proba
-1.1. thii Grant i. iiit.viiigni.iiv men to Washington.
it . f.tithe.- stated that he is irawiilug bbmij irfhlii
hut- ,'iii,- from iv from of Pcter.-burir, but Hits is
bar-111, pioli.ibl... Directly tjaeae gaaa leave the
frcfrt ..'.■i',-t..,- i,:,,.., (ftyaaea csaestoha a Ideatea
t.i.t (1. tier.. 1
liolii Mobile then is nothing further. It may lie
proper t.. state licit the enemy's hVet mcnacine; that
.ii. ~ varymach in tin- aaaae p.. ith.ii, m f..r ns
. .1 ■ of tin-less throusli its own erf.irts BUI I—
c.-iii.d, .-,-. ;i ||,-. t nt. vi. tit:-. 1; i,-iini<iitd from below
Drcwiy's Muff would be.
On this side >.l tha river alt isnuiet*
From General Early, o.i.im.iiid.ii- the department
.! P. *ne'lv.inin and Ma.Tl.inJ, there is no intvlli
t'.-inc v.-bi.-h could,--with prudence, ba Battle public,
ll.oiti'li w,. may state tint those aabjaaaaEd com
monwealths have not ktsJ any atote towns this
•reek,
THE CAPTtTRE OF *-Tt>.\T.M.\V-s' BJLWERS.
Balding p itti.s .ue aot t in;-l.t ..ti.ii, aad the cap
ture of .Stoiieititui iii Georgia is quite interesting
reading. He had cat the'railroad, aad wat* on his
way to Macon to literate twelve buadmd Yankee
officer** coaslned thare. He got within three miles
... M... ..ti, tin.l waa rcpal ed and turned back -
t'iilcitptly, however, for Inm,. General Wheeler
had tent.three brigades of Alabama ami Ken
tucky cavalry in his rear, and when lie turn
ed I. go back, he found them in bis fr..nt. They
had the only toad he could get-off by, aad he tunn
ed his trooas to cut hk way through. This trouble
was spared him by the Confederates making the Hist
charge and driving him tv,-.. miles. Just aa they wen
about to link.- another charge, he sent in a arhib iflag,
surrendering tin. .uiditioiiiilly. 11. an.l his stall'took
oS'i th- ii .-.tin- and handed them over to Colonel
Crew, and Stonem in, -iitin", down oa a log near by,
i""it.i? Icry, Six hundred of his ne-u-.sum-n
--dered with him, bat the rest broke into the woods,
when they were followed and pretty thoroughly
ktliede.;- captured by our men. We took -dx hun
dred prisoners, one thousand horaea and two nieces
of a.uu...ii. These raiders had spread desolation
.•.:•!!■ the track they had marched. They bad en
tered private houses and stripped 1 idies' lingers and
breu.-itt-, of rinija iiiid pins ; 1 ...',.-open druu rs an.)
trunk . stole silver and plate of every .1. -.. -ription.—
In many instance's, house girls were ravished in
i is before their mistiv-s."-. and in yards iv front
ot the houses.
EXCHANGE OF COXFDERATE OFFICERS—
.t i.ni: at im: i:.\t iianul.
It will-be rccoi!ci.tcd that t few weeks since oui
Government sent fifty-six Yankee officers, includiag
I'.iieiiils Weasel, Seymour, Shaler. Hickman and
Scanmion, to Charleston, to be placed hi prison
there. They were placed in an elegant mansion ia
the western portion of the city, near t;..- Ashley
river,' .farout ol range thai tit.- only hell th.t 1
burst near them was one wnkh exploded tlie day
before their exchange. They enjoy. .1 :h.n.■•.:.,-. is
ii line v urt-yard with games of ball, A., . and also
ba liv . . in,, bath-house t.t theii ilisposal. When
tbe i t.t.- -s determined to place as many of our
officer; actually under fire at Morris Island, it was
rutin.red thai we had dob rmined to place these Tan
"kei -on the ramparts t.t Fort Sumter, this rumor
cui'c t" the ears of General 9eymour, one of the
pi tcm re, wh . intimated to Captain If H Raymond'
Adjutant im i Inapector-General, that probably
an explanation wotaM lead to less dreadful result*
Captain Raym ndinibrHted Seymoar and hiscom
panioßß that if they desired to make ti proposition
to General Foster for an exchange, he thought ao
objection would be made on our part,to such v
coun ... '1 he i. suit, was thatGeneraJ Foster n quest
ed oi i our staff officers to unit oneoJ his,inc*>
.... i i.. .-lie. t a negotiation, which wa. ■ Seeted—Ma
jor Lay acting on oar part. The exchange took
pi.•■ r..ii Wednesday, nearly opposite Buttery Wag
ii.-r, >t.-iiiu-i-!i.t\ hi carried both parties to the spot.
In I. living, tha Yankee offieem eavpr*r*esed their thanks
"foi the kindness with which they had been treated
in l'ii:t:le-toii. The 101 l was ealbd for our officii
and the following then came on board our steamer:
Major-General Edward Johnson, Virginia; Major-
General frank Gardner, Louisiana; Brigadier-
General George 11. Stewart, Altirylniid; Wrifradier
ti. ti. i .1-I. J. Archer, Virginia; Brigiidier-GtaiCTal
M. J. il. 'Thompson, Missouri. •
I'olon. t James X. Brown, FsniloeuHi South Car
oli.iti; li..M. Barbour, Thirty-seventh North t .no-
Una; K..W. Carter, First Virginia cavalrj ; Ndrveß
Cobb, l-'<>i iv-i"iirtli Virginia infantry; B. K. CandiU,
Penth Kentucky lavalry; li. W. Duke, Second
Kentucky; W. il. Forney,Tenth Alabama; W. J.
Ferguson, Sixteenth Virginia; J. M. lianas, Ken
tucky * rivalry; K.- C. Moivan, Kentucky; w ll
P, .i.1.-, Forty-foyath Georgia , .1 ant tPell, Forrest's
cavaliv; Vandawnder, I'.lti.ih Virginia; \V. W.
Ward, rennessee.
Lieut. itttitt-I'oi..iit-I-. James '1' Tucker, Seventh
... Iment; James T. Brown, Forrest's cavalry; I.
1-.. li.iv.ttit, Thirtv-eightb Georgia; William Lee
Davidson,SeventhK'orth Carolina ; J. P. Fitzgerald,
i renty-thtrd \"ii uini.i; C. L. Iluyncs, Twenty-
Reventh Virginia; D. II L. Marty, Tenth Virgiaia ;
W. M. I'.u.-1.-v, 'lhir.f-NoitiwOti-oiiu.i; A. L. Swing
!.-\, ," .U. J. .Smith, aitil!..-i> ;O. A. I'ui
toH,
Major* D. AI Anderson, Forty-fourth Virginia;
.1. vs. Caldwell, First Kentucky; J. T. t arson,
Twelfth Goorgia; W. T. Knneli, Thii.l NtnthCaro
lina; J. E. Gross, A--t-:taii! Adjutant-General; I-:.
M. Henry, Fourth MLaaouri; 11. G. A. Iligley, Com
iin .it-, Subsistence.; W. 11. Manning, "Sixth Lou
isiana; i: A. Kaah, Fourth Ocorgia; L. J. lv.iVn-.,
Fiftieth Virgiaia; K.J. Sendei battery;
Thomaa Steele, Third Kentucky; T. li. Cpahaw,
Thirteenth Viaajnia; l'- f. Wawey, Second South
Carolina artillery ; Thomas B. Webber, Second K. n
tu-kv ; J M. Wilson, Seventh Louisiana; 11. H.
Smith, A si .t.int Adjutant-General toMajots-Geaeral-
Wheeka*.
Lieutenant* A. DuPre, Aid-de-Cump Major-Qen
eral Gardner'a Staff; T. G. Jackson, Aid an f'aaip
litij-'idiei-tieiielul Anderson's Start; J. A. Jacqaea,
Aid-de-Camp, voluatoar to Gameral Gardner.
The Yiinkec band ttroek up *' Home," and the
-'....iii.-is paiti'd. Upon the arrival at Chaaiestoa,
M .joi--iiciicr.tl Ed, Johnson «ns presented with a
wiv.-.th of rio\ era by the ladies, in receiving it, he
spoke of having tried hard not to be captered,bat
said that hc-.-etiiter lie would try still harder. Gen
eral Jilt Thompson also made a spina.
General Thompson and several of the rdaaran b*b>
changi .1 arrived in this cily yesterday.
Wi are md. i.t.-1 to tho courtesy of Mr. W.C
); u.-.i - for the l tssat Boatbera papers, teoeired lute
lit night by the Southern giproes
MjT At IfEW AUttIVAI. OF YaN-vKK Plllolti.l
thi iuoruJßg,at theCosFHmtaaTß Hk.u.i.vg. Boob- -
the largest lot .veiled during the w...-— tiiltsl with
pictures of-Ihe war: the Battle of tha Waderßesa;
battle of Spot: vlvtiiiiu t'ourt-lioii-ie ; Oram's Army
crossing the J.tines river; recent operations below
l'.-tei-liuiv, &c. kc. Also, the London Punch and
London lllii.t.asr-1 News. .\l..j, ILirpcr*.; Mup
'sine -three numbers, Hay, June aad Julv-#-apit:il
numlier.:., profusel) ilhi- tntted. Abo, lite New Yolk
aapata. All new as ill als the atßataiaa*.
tJUUSttafl fl Dnoe to Order —All otdirs for
'~ tiles,.S.ats. Letters, A.i, lon wtth th* subscri
btr will be proiatiaiy and aoatly tx-co'tl,
WM WIM'T,
au t ttT* No 16:*. B*o*»l airoat.
Ai/.r>HOLTac
4 casks para whiskey nlcobol
kt bbls tnrebuni *
'.'it keg* Id curb soda
8 tibln • pii'i.t n .lit
M dor. rieuc!: calfskin*,
lv Klcrt: and for a.t c by
uu 5-eini6l KENT, P'tNß j CO
-| itH MAIN bTltiKT—
J[ *\& Old P<lces licsumed.
j bo beet Whiskeys la tbe O-rui. dor.cy
1 "io very Ittoat Brandies, at reduced pitces
no,
(tannine lainianTortar
Hyasa's riparktiag Ala by the boti'e or cask
Madeira Wine, vintage 1818
Sherry da do do ,
Tbesa Wlaea wen ntrer oa the market even be
fore tbe war A A MOMTEIHO,
Wt-rawW l« Mala at,
ADDITIONAL FBOM THE NORTH.
We arc iiul htod to ■ frirnd laraTorthern p.vper«
of the (ith inat.inf, fivtn which we pet bbbh ud.li
tionul intt Uigi'iice t>f interest:
oii.vm's i.vst aaMatßß at *a**raßaß"s*Bo.-TBi oi n
(iai. Btrniir.
The Yiinkecs are just la-ginnins- to CWapieheatd
the extent of the disaster Grant met with at i'< ten -
burg Friday. The ofiicinl ieportofliis leases pall
them Tit fire thousand ata* hmi'litd and forty. Such
a slaughter in such a short tune, and with such au
utter failure, has caused too much comment ainonc
the Yankee people, nnd Lincoln litis con veiled n mil
itary eaaaßßßaaaa at t'ity l'oim, with ti, aeral Baa
coi k pi-esiding, to invcstif;tite it. Woe Hew Yolk
Herald s;iys :
t'uni.l. r.il.lc mortification Bad cli-Vim Bjaaiai lv
lie f.lt in the Army of the Potomac Brer the failure
of the recent attempt to cam- the enemy's lii„ by
storm. It is very nttui-al nnd proper that tln
fhould BB w. No one ventures to deny that we had
out that occasion four BMnasd agaiast a poat
tioii held by three di-.i-ious, find tlie army may
naturally wonder whether it v.il! cv.-i sueei eel again
if it is to fail with such odds in its favor. \,j strat.i-
Item t*o fain hii advantage in numbers at the point
of contact was ever more admirably contrived or
moreaueceaiafid than that by which Oeaenil Grant
got Hie bulk of Lee's army over afttevep li-tt-.m nt
the time when this assault wai to be made; but it
Wi»3 a prcnt failure not to seize irsoavttly what thin
Mv.iiitaiye'.liired within our reach Whispers that
the army did not fight Wfll are absurd, as appht 1 t..
this event ; far not eniail'li of the tinny wis put in
to give it a chance to win. Were our generals over
sanguine oi the result 1 Wen they aa certain ol
success that tliey did not employ in. n eitoti"h to n■•
care it? Were they Baviaa the troops for a great
•itiy'' woik after Peteraburg had b.-i n taken ' Praiae
woittiyti--u.il (...I. id it...i.■: might be under certain
iii.-iim-oan.v-, we niu-t yet ii--.)'.- that t!i v did not
stand in the way of our sacccss in the lata attempt.
In vit-w of what appbara now to be in progress in
Marrland, Pennsylvania, snd the Bbeaanrloah Val
ley, it i-f tut iiiipl.-as.nt truth that the Jate attempt by
tbe Army of the i'j'.iiii ie has served General L-•.- ii.
the light of an experiment. It seem* to have given
bun a gte.it and valuable pier.- of informati mll to
how few in-n caa bold the Peteifvburg deiences.
Three divitiona held thos... line-, when the ass lilants
had the aarasi mcc of a mine that ha 1 ...st a month's
labor, and it lo!i..ws that Lee could liave reinforced
X ni> with a ui'-at many men if he had only known
it. He knows it now, and it i- not too Lit ■ t-> act
upon the knowledge. We shall soon, la all proba
bility, have larger operations aear the Pennsylvania
border than we have had lately, and wa must prc
ptue to hear, lie the stimillfr ia Over, of niiotii.T IVtil
nivisioii ..f the N,-itli. Perhaps a mil invasion may
accomplish what se many demonstrations save tailed
to accomplish, and draw (Ir.mt from the James river.
But if Grant is still to stay th. re, who shall repel
th.. invasion : Kb confidence weald he felt 1.-j the
country in any other man than General Mi Clellan.
But from Oeneral McClt H.ui it seem • the Pri -idem
rcjiiiies "pledges." S9cA lellan must relibqniah one
ol the ii - lit-, of a citizeu before he can he permitted
to serve his country. But we i--h.il! see. Perhaps
even the Prenident may forget Ui< political' schemes
when there are fliiy thousand rebel -.hlieis on their
way down the Valley.
1 COM Ali.ivlt-s.lt' ti i.i-vll-- OF M'INIMIN '
IMKBVajkt'n POSITIOX—nfIMie- -i.iui.vii
.irsrii 1i...
r.rrhapa the best telegram of the aaasaa is the
feaaaariag from U>ui9viile, dated th.- 3d in-taut:
Tin- Nashville Union of to-day p-aysapparent!s
Mf. li-aiitlieiiti. -tit.-d I.nt nn..Hi id information bus
been received that General Sbiaeaian not onlycul
the Macon railroad, but detente.] the n bei Whet ha
Bi lYoctoi-'s deck; that the latter lost from rive
huadrM toon, thousand men ia the fight, und his
dead aad wounded f. 11 into oar bands.
The New York Herald ot the sth, glorifying oti r
this, thus settles Hood's poi .tn.it :
litis present position, of course, does not protect
Atlanta, since Sbennaa caa slu-lj that city. Keithei
doea it prevent our operatioaa bow in proareasfoi
compute investiiteiit. livviy line l.y which Hood
ooiiW get ttWayie occupied or rendered inipi ictica
ble. Retreat vt aapoeaildi Bapplt i ;-. illj • n I
battle is if. doubt hopeless. HocJ :.n. t sruirender
ut tt:-:e!vttoiiheibta uTu.. .1.;..- go ,br, 01 utteily de«
.-tui*/ ids array in one final attempt to ct.t i.i;
way through.
A coire- I ], .ud.nt ..f the same paper, writiag Rom
Nashviik- cji tie 68th of July, ana roacea that Sh< r
lu.Ji would move on that day. [The result of this
iv \- . i .ilutnly ki„.i.iu. u» .tbv.' i ob,4d. y.] The
letter farther Bays:
1 sent you a detailed Btaieatent of the situation
oa the 21st. It has not been materially .hanged
a.nee that time, the line extending from the lik-.-r
parallel with the lailroad to Atlanta, and thence
around the city: aaa toad which leaves it in a due
southerly direction. This position waa in fronted
the town', within aboat two nul.-s aad a half of it,
aiil hud b.-i 11 occupied oil the- diiV mCCCediag the
battle of Peaehtree aad the day preceding
the battle of the 23d. This lattaraflair does not up
jfa-ar io h.ve changed the tine materially, aad we
litive ;ti*i iiiovi-iueiits "i to-day beginning from tlii-=
position, ih.- movements bj the left would extend
ill.- line fiiithv.l- Boathwe. t, creeping a] on the Macon
road, and closing around ti*u southern side of the
city.
You can easdy divine Sherman's purpose in these
operations. Ifou van uaderatand why he advances
to the very doors of the city and then delays. Some
one -A-iil cry out directly that he i. dtdaj iag to give
the ein-niv time to got their stoic: tiutty. It WBS
mude rather with the hope of keeping the rebels
there, and to all appeaxaafee it haasueceeded; at
finy rate, the eiicmy remttiii up to thi- time, il'hc
lamriiMmty nna piiigiisaaii.f! will decide the impor
ttint questioa whether the campaign will end n a
aieac ora Aedaddle of the rebels. What Sherman
wi -ties. . accomplish is liood's imv ttim -nt in Ai
-1 vita. Th.- beat thing for th.- n belt to do is to ske
daddle. I have believed for aome tune that it has*
been too lute by several days to do U''* l with safety,
nnd to-day tit.-hopes , nt. ii'.iind ti'. General Bher
niiiii's heLidpiirtu--- of the :in.'-. ol the operatio*a i
to invest Hood in Atlanta are v-ty liuiili iricre-ased,
and news of the movements now, "ii is look. .1
for most ii.uxiuu -ly.
AHAIUS IN I'l.N.\-Vl.\ AS! 1.
A dispatch (ram wasiMngton, dated tit.- fth, says:
Several military coatmnim have just I.t-tt ■■•. ..
--lii/i .1 at I'ai 11-..-. The feeling of the p. 0] le -..-in- to
he soch that a general plan i- only a...-wary to railj
large numbers of the people for defeadvc purp <-<•-
AlHiT.iiit^ rumors front time to time prevail aa to the
intentions <,f the 1.-bels; but there is nothing :u i -
tal-.i-li their truth.
'Ih.- telegraph line was workiog to-day from Caar
li-1»-to Hagerstown; i.-.tt there was no particular
uiioimat-oil from the latter point. Matty farm. is,
with their teams, who, during last Saturday and
Sunday, tied in a panic, are now cautioii-dy retnrninj
their homes.
Th.- continued ahtaaa of rebel movements have
brought all ui.ii.es-i to ti standstill, aad a geaeia«i
organization for defence teems actually Becesaar) to
restore eoiilid ttce to the public mind.
The followm-*: appeal from Gameial Ooaeh, aa
aiiiiy otti.-er, ba the people, to "lnnltßhaih*" the
r.aitwViaai*. sounds rather straagelj from a people
tbtit have denounced kruahwhackiag in the c'oiifede
racy, and linn... i.-d so many unoffending citiaeas
merely upon lest aospieadn of Icing aatjßß*ed in it. -
We copy the ollieitil order for the benefit of the
Uoveiiiment:
lIKADQt'AIiTI lis, .
DKI'AItTMK.ST Ol- 1111' St -ut 1.11 ANNA, '»
Ftitsbillß* Pa., Aqgs -t 1, IM4. )
To the People of the Southern Tier of Counties of
Pennsylvania: Voiir situation is sutJi tha! a t id by
the enemy is not iaisaractble at any time during the
-uiiimer and coming fiill.
I therefore call on yoa to put your rifiea and shot
gun* in good oidciyul-io. yoUis.lv, , arith
plenty of aeamuaitaoa.
Your toiii-tields, mountain*, Bvmata, tUi.kets,
buildings, ft.., ft.mith favorable places fee cover,
an.i at the siii.iv- tiiiie enable yoa to kilt the mtt
rautcn.
RaXtdkct, if they come it is to plunder, destroy
and burn v our propel ty. D. N.,t'tui,ii,
ilujoi-Oeii.-titl Coßaaaaading Peprntaatßd,
an aaat'ts is wA.-ina>.i..-..
- The uefrro is not only put fotwatd to be • htu-h
--tried at iVtit-sburp-, but the Yankees kill bini if he
stays peaceably at home in Washington. a tele
gram from that city says :
There ntii finite an estenare riot OB Capitol Hill
tliis ufteinooii, some twenty or thirty Boldusa from
the Lincoln Hospital atfuking ti aomber of colored
men. Fob* a time the affairjdireat.-.i. atobe • vrious,
clone-:, brickbat* .'.nd ewfJhßW being rxteaaively
used. finally, v cololvd mmt got all BXe mid bBBmM
an assault upon the Btddiets, killmv! one, aadwouad
inir unuther, it is Udicvul, mortally. The soldu-ii
fiaally tat fee to the ahaanea, Md aoaae half damsm
of them wei-e buriie.l. Tha police at last attrjaaaaatj
ia i.uclling the riot, Bad made many arrests
. a.S<ItI.ANEOI'«.
General Hooker reached Washington Thursday
night lutil acts seieiiadtvl He lictde a speech about
patting down the lvVieliio.i with bullets, b*yoUtts,
und mi on, lor half an hour.
The death of the lU-v. Dani. 1 Waldo, at Syracuse,
New Yoik, at theadkiiiitel a r . ■■! oai haUßOadaad
two years, reduces tho uumbcr ct Kcvolutaoiiai y
pensioners to elevt v.
Colorado JtWctt telegraph■> the New Voik Herald
that Ben Wood, Dean Richmond, .md ti number
of other DixntK-rat.-i, a.tr now at Niagara Palls, con
sulting with Clay, Hokombe, Sandeita and other
rebel agents. Slue; Greeley aud Lincoln failed, those
l.emoc.au scant to see what they can do towards
making peace. •
Ebon Wiiitoii, editor of the Bergen (New Jersey;
Democrat, arrested for discuuriiciiu enlistments by
arriclertn his paper, ha* given bad for trial.
lav ivUvwins naragiapU Lvm tfw S#w York
Her.ild shows that very boll language in pemiitted
in New York juaf nt.w :
Lindl.-v Spring delivered an Address Inst evening
on "Peace and IE.-. nneilUtion," at f'ooper lnntitu'e,
to a very small audience, including a aprinkling of
la lies.aii.l boys, llie itdiiiesa consisted mainly of
vita] ci r.tioii mul personal ahaaa of the sobbers of the
North lighting for the Cnion, ihai-f.cte.'iring the
war aa illegal, unjust and disgraceful. The South
vi-t held up ;n a«auuch-abu<*ed people, and as certain
to secure iheir independence. In his eoar»ei* and
mon unfeeling allusions tothe North lie wft.s loud
ly i-.ppltiu.l-.sl, nnd we mud hope that only a certain
i ism of our people were represented.
Important military movements tire beinir nvde by
Geiiei'l Wtishliiinie in the Southwest. Ttisascer
ttiinetl that our loss at QaAaxtla of Tupelo was one
httndred killed and five hundred wounde.l. The
rebel Qrateral Forre-t is aaU t.. Lav.- died at Cohna
baa, ICiaafaaippi, team lo.ki nr.
Advices ti-oiu Aiaaasa - report that the rebel Uen
eral Shelby is ii.t.i- Jacksejapeet,Bßßa three thou
sand ox l'ouu thou-tiiid robes*.
LOCAL MATTERS.
M.tv..it's I'oi-RT. —Preliminary to entering upon
tin- regalaa Iniaiatrnn of bis eoart the
Mayor • tilled around l.im v few of the niirhtwatcli
if.. n and administered a -were reproof upon the
manner in win.- h some of those officers have teeentty
i i-Ildll'ted themselves. Till' pttl iii.tilllt Ctl-e in Btaat
was in reference to aa arrest of an unlawful a'-eni-
Uy of negroes a few nights sin. c at the howaa .-i'
Mr. James Pendleton, mi Fifth street, near. Jackson.
Several i-ofaniumcntion* have been received by tda
Honor from parties cognisant of the roughness
shown by the watchmen toward* the white ladies
who were at Mr. Pendleton's on the night ia .pi.--
tion, aad it has even been alleged that one of the ce**
ccrs to far fbrgr/t himself in lii-i efforts to estab
l. i. a n i v* <ti -11 for vigdaacein catehiafra neri", • i
to deliberately knock a lady dowawho, nrtinten
. tionally, happened to gel in hi-, way. Tin aa eoaa
pfadnta, the Mayor stated, were of frequent oocar
ren. • • and of each ■ i haracter as to entitle them to
-ome attention. He intimated that at soate future
thae he should detnamPthe aame of the man - ..d ta
have triii 1. the lady alluded t... when be ahould not
only 1..-.'t-iiti--. d iti.in the t-t-ivie, but should b
otherwise punished lor his brutal i- lavior. laaad
been alleged that some of the WAt. bmen who had
previously been apprised of conta*-m*plated iiiiU'.vi'nl
ir i'li. f.f negroes, purpo '.-ly lurked around and
waited until the a tsembliigc bxik pla.-o, -... that they
could have the ..ppoituuity of lushing upon aad
carrying them to tag watch-house. This aaa-very
reprehensible, and the guilty r ntic . wen- admonish
ed of tit ■ ■ ut- i. aces of a rcpetiti.nof this conduct
in future, as well as .1 that it wh.-, their du
ty, when iiit«.iiti -holt was received prior to the ceea
iiii-t-tii.it of an rdletiie. to take sit-p* towards inter-
<« pting it, instead of waiting in readiness to pounce
' upon the offender*!" a soon as tin plan was matured.
The Mayor also alluded to the conduct of au e»
wati hman, who arrested a negro woman and affa .-
wards released her upon the puvnient of a »«r i ; 1
ten dollars, and expn .d hi* intention to hand him
over to the grand jury for iv.li. tm.-nt. En conclu
ding his homily, he took occasion to safer to the tu
rn..a ittvtui thle practice of the waiehaam of hunting
about for runaway negroes during the dtiy, ami, aa
a consequence, when night came, they were incapa
dtated, from the want of sleep, to attend to'their
duties, li was no part of their duty to put them
selves oul of tin way to catch runaway Degrot -, aad
in future they shall not be ii matted ;.».1
Ute following i-,n rnminaij of the cases which
were brought iij. lor it hearing :
Willi..in Kothe was ehargetl witnwhipping a ne
gro hoy named Allen, slave ef James Moore, in such
a manner as *to eaase Ins death. Messrs. Andrew
lejjlrins and It. T. Seal i.-sttiied that having beard
late on Saturday evening that a negro boy had I.e. n
whipped to death by tin* accused, who oecnpiea a
pornonof tlie old building on Broad -..tie. t known 'ss
Ura. k. tt'a Tavern, th.y repaired thither, and in an
old coal-bouse in the yard found a negro boy, appa
r ntlv itio.itfomte.it or litittn yea s ..l tn.'-, lying
upon an old oil-sloth iLwd. They tool, hold of his
hiuhi and found them supple and easy t.. in*.-.-.
about, tints indicating to their mind that he bad not
been lone; .lead. The only person who could give
them uiiy Information about-the manner of the "boy's
death was the wife oi the prisoner, who said that he
died from consumption ; had been aich a long time,
aad was attended by Dr. Albert Saeaai, who aaa
ItncfV would'substantiate her rtiiteniiht. The hoy
i oked vei.yij.uiu emaciated , had about bis head and
aims various hnrisea and scratches, bat aoae
of them were res irded its of huili.ici.t . harai ter to
prod - the death ..i a person in health. Sub a
quently, they learnt nam Dr. 11. .ML I'li.imi-, whose
it!,. ■ is next door, that he had freqaently heard
Kothe infli titig - rare Mown upon the <t. taed, flu.l
knowing tuR delicate condition, it attracted his ut
irntiijii, and mice or twice he had intended telling
the owner of the boy that if he de md to save tho
life at bis servant, lie had better take him away.
, a witness foi the defence, stated th it the negro
di.-.l about ten o'.io. k Friday morning At nine
o'clock he was solicited l.y Mrs. Kothe to go into
tee him; thai she believed hi- had tt lit ..n trim, aad
dv was iiual.k- to render any assistance. He did
so; found him in the Stable in un tipp-ireiit'y dying
state; could not aasist him, and feft in a few ntda
iit.s. He knew Birthing of the whipping; under
stood Jin was whipped Thursday; was certain that
he died Friday morning. . .At this juncture the
.Mayor announced that he should proceed uo farther
til] li>- could procure the attendance, of the phy
sicitin wh.. attended the boy, and other wi -
neteas, who were important in the caae. lie
referred to the very e.igiic aad indefinite procedure
on the part of the ("u..r.ei's inqußt, and said that
it was his own opinion that a past mortem examina
tion should have been held ovaa* the body; but in
:. i 1 of that, ao witaeaac had beset -uiuiiioned be
fore the Coroner, but the jury of inquest simply as
sembled, and without aay 'deliberation, raatdori 1 a
aeTdict of death from natural causes. In this coat*
aectioa, the Mayor remarked that the Coroner ap
pointed bj the Hustings Court (Dr. Peachy) was a
gentleman ol dintinguiidied attainments, but unfor
tunately he was deterred 6am performing hi duty
in rnajrirjini.i t ..t protra. t.-d and serious illness, lie
was.not aware tbat tin at thtg Coroner poaaaßacd any
remarkaUe knowii dge ol oiedical juiisprudence, and
felt \ ei-y sore he was not h ataa ol much legal know-.
ledge. He therefore adjeraated the matter over till
Wednesday, and iatiaatted that he should, iv the
tn. tiiiiiii.e,_ have the body disiut. rrcd and a ~.,/,>'
/,/ .iletn l-x'llllllitltioil held over it.
\iiiiJ.im.s anil Primus l'le.i-aitis, free ncgroca,
we.c charged with having in their paaa anion aaafw
belonging to the Confederate States, which hud 1.e.-n
stolen, witnesses tat the Poniinuaai ullli proved
that the horse waa taker! from one of our batteries
in the neighborhood of the i iiy, uu Friday, and that
on Saturday he was found tn the puiii. iwbmii of
Primus. For the defence, ii was proven tbat the
negro taught with, the horse bought him for three
hundred doHara from a aoaaSter*. who gave in- bbbm
n Ueurgc W. Pitta, feast it turned out that bis ical
name was Hugh Hoathard, and be was a mcenb* r of
company 11, Thirtieth Virginia regiment. In utter
i..;.."..-ai.- the ,i;t, i.dan. .■ oi wttne-vs-s, the niatler
was postponed till Saturday aext, aad in the mean
time the u-.used dbea p.irmitted to enter iato a re
cognizance foi ti..--.i sppoaiance.
'ihree tatgroea, ii.lined William, 'lave oi Dr. Hur
tful ; Edward, ■ l.v.- ef E. O. Haywood ; nnd Robert,
-lave of Chaili ■• Lnmsden, were each whipped for
expo, nit,' theiii m -lvt s l.y *■ .tiling in the caaaa ■
-Miiiitii, skive of Wiilittm F. Taylor, charged with
stealing a bag of meal from tssaea M. Taylor, was j
ordered to be whipped ; but an appeal wits ajttbwe
qaently atdced for, and the aacßaea was baßai tor
hi- appearance before the Hustings Court.
A. Willi-and 11.-itiv Johnson arcre ohaiced ajrata
buying wtiteiinelons in the Beetasd Mti'kti to nil
■ti-ttiii. The foot was paotad against them aad aha
mekau i nulla mini
Joseph, slave of William Allen, was eomniitt.ai M
ti runaway.
City Toi >,( ii -The taflewiaa laiaiiaaß tv:i« trans
a ted at a meeting ot the Council y.-.Ui.iay even
ing :
"Report reei-iiuntending thut <.1,000 Is- paid t yv
Hull, jailor, for extra service- leaaiad batik ta onaa
niittee. Ortliiitiu.s' ja-riiiittiti'. the erection af awn
ii-_r po-ts of wo.id on the p,.veii!ci>t- of the t ity
adopted. Report adverse to regutating the weight
...i bakers' loaves, bat li-ommending the net vi dish
nP-iit ot a < Ity bakery, t.> satady bread to ctttaena «t
cost--bud over. A resolution was tulojited instrtui
nitir tin- Committee of Supplies to make arraagi -
meats with Messrs. titin.-it .V Adam, or aav other
paraoa, that in than* judgment may tend (.. a i.
.!u :i tt iv the price oat araati. ageaciaß to be aatah*
liahed ia both me upper aad learn waid* —
1 'he i■■•mtii'itce . xpi-t t to Qafcet an in.me.llHi,. ;u
--tangemenl la thi.t atatter, aad la a tern day- mt bbbj
I .-.;. t.l the iii.Hi.'titatioii of ti..-. iit.-ipi-i-e. Mrsars.
Clopton, Scot arid Deiioon were apnirtataif a 0..111
--iiotue to cjiHidcr the aroprietv "f raisimt; the aal J
tiis of certain .ity employees who petja*ja*ased tot the
■aaa. lhe-nmof whs apprupri.*ttrd to the
Male Orphan A lylum. A petition from the Chaiimuu
ci the Overseer*of the Poor, Hskin.' foratl u]ipropHa
tioti of vJ'i.i'i'o •• |*oy tot exja Baaaia. Ulasi tor sup
pliv -, !..r;.?.i ate., for city hands utid tennis, was laid
on lb.- tat.lf. Adjoiirn^tl.
BtlßtOiaS Caßßf ot M ioi«T*aTr.s.—Tins body
c iimiii nvfsl its Aug-ntt Wrm yesterday. The follww-
ins* business was disposed of :
Joshua OiTfii", chiivi'd with stealing a |»,..U wntth
tint chain from William Clark-..u, waa examined
tn ! -, nt .11 bafbre Judge Lyons for trial.
Andrew, i.ltvt' of Pluabrth Carver, sent on for aa>
animation on the charge of Btaßaßßaj a horse from
Ueniv liebell, was dtttrharfpti.
Itv"i*onMtnt of the. court, a node prosequi was en
t.-.i'd ia«a» oaas of Joseph At.rams charged with
felony, and he was <ii*ichai-,"vd.
Tlie.ouit then aijouim-d to meet -wain at 11
o'clock thii lav-miir,'.
U...trUAL Sfrrttra. — A few dtys since thesut
pomJo} charge of the North Carolina division of
WiiuLiT Hospital n-civ tsl, throng li the attention of
Governor Vance, fifteen thousand dollars' worth of
mpßdies, which am intended for the aich and
wounded from that State now entered at that hospi
tal. Governor Vance, on U-U.Ui of North taroint i,
is unremittiufi in hi. effort I to provide, for tho com
fort and happiness of all invalid aoldiei* from In.
state who are away from home, and so far ibvi*
waaW bayv -ami abttuvUatiy -. upplitd,,
The M.taaßTs.—Some Birthcr decline In price.
waa manifested in the Second Market on Saturday
morning, though they were -.till t<fo high for tb*--«-*i
son. A redtictiou of one-half on tho last sales would
■181 yield to the producers prodigloua profits. The
following price* prevailed: — Chickens, £3 to f7
apiece; beef, 3d to SI P Pi; veal, mutton mid. si*, nt
51 *» Ih; cymlings, $2 to $3 ** down; ru.unibers, Si
la $-1 w dozen; snaps, *>1.50 *» quart; eorniif 1 1 peas,
If Baft w quirt; tomutoes, 53 to if a< quart; Irit'i
potatoes, (AM to $4 V quart; corn, 53 ta >5 «i do
n-en; onions, $.1 I? quart; Lima lieans, |) 1' quart;
watermelons ami tnuskiiu'lons, S3 to SI", with very
few buyers; apples, §1 %» quart; eaaßta*tfl, glto >l *,»
quart; eggs, $i per dozen; butter, fk to ft 5B ft P..
A report tins been iv circulation to the effect that
Colonel T. 1). Ingram, who has been the BBCBM of
reducing the price of fresh meats in the eilv mar
kets onc-hiilf, refuses to sell IBM than from two ta
three pounds of metit to any person. TO* is r:«.t 88,
as purchaser* can lie accommodated from it-til a
pound upwards. The €Btoela*apetjta another lot of
line cattle some time during tha cii'tnng
wluch hi thinks he wall be able to bring into the
niarket at less than he his been heret.'ioni < Surging.
GatßM to Tint Yankiks--M. {aetata, member of
■ .mpany 11, Nineteenth Virginia militia, ha. Urn
arrested and coirtmitted t<> Castle Thunder, on tbe
Caatiajß of attempting to desert to the itntiiiv. llopia
has been a BBJaaasar here for a number cf years,
mid until the recent diseov.iv at bartxaacheroasde
--igns wan reiraixletl by bi- aeaaaiwlantiia aa a ama
warmly attacked to our Bam there institution..
ItrsiMi'TTOM or ay T-'v r>*r*eo Train- -Tif .vaniritr
passenger train on the Kichirioitd and liairt die . ail
road, which was discontinued a few BBBka linca, ba i
again bsea i • bbbsbbb. and a train will hemif'-,-r leav,.
the tb pot in this city every afternoon tiii.il otliei-
WiSS "id.'lid. The time Of d-'putine is four o'i lot k
P. M
Ci.Erir.rTios -We were in error \ I -terd.ty in ?ta"
tirnr that the lady who committed ntritlll on Satui
.l iy h-.vt was ■ daughter of Mr. WtlUaßß S. Fonest,
fonie.-ilv of Non'olli
RUNAWAYS.
RANA.VAY, tm tho! 30th of J.ilv, mv
SEOHO MAX, JOHN, ttv. ntv-oii" Basra ol
age, five feet lite or six inches high, rather daik
eunipl.-eted, fall head of Imir, small sear on one side
of lus face. A liberal rew.i.d will be paid foj in ■dt -
livciy to me, or for aecaring hiiu m Bay waytol
fan-ret hini. I suppose he is trying t;. man lit*.
way to the enemy. Call oa Oo.vnior tUtat, jaal
opposite the Bxaauaaa oilice.
uujl-jf U. if HAliltlS.
til\l l P*JLi.AI • lUWac-Wl; BapaM lor ti.e
t)"u delivery of my servaul girl Csr .Hue, whr
eft on tuetday morning, tbo let inst"i.t W* i'
bltck, tboui 18 years of ane, vail grown, rather
stout, Us rouLd lace aud ibLk dps
A BOb'KKR,
n 6—3 t Drugglft, No 10 Mii-i st
tAA HOLihaKd Keward - Kan away Inn. ray
»/Vn" lit in, in-ir 1 icbt.it.nd my b.y i'aiintin;
aaaaat SB yeafß aid, veiy black, 5 feet to taehea
hi(b, Veiy ibick lips, vciv till" lea land wall crown
lor his rig* When be I. fi my in-m he said he wtm
(•nirig to Mr Aib.it Naace'a,ofCbarteaCliy eeaaty,
win •»■ bU ninth, r iiv. a I win glea the abave re
ward ii tl. llve.ed to me at Btcbaaead or Becared so
1 can i;ct hint.
aut> 6t MMTJBL 1» "ll*K*-t.
| CA I»>I.I.AR.S.Ka-«B U— .-< r u./iit«n j"<a. U«
Iti V 7is .3 jetrs old, S t-.t 0. r 7 it,rheE
liigh, gtng'rbrfai color, iooka uown al.ou sptkeD
to. llacarried aivjiy blue p.nls and irra- frock cOat
Us ganerafy Waars a ri»u**d jaotst and horar-uißuC
pact*. 1 wil'ttlve tba »h »c r-ward if aVaftared tr.
Ja* Karary, in Riol m-nd,rr r ecu red in any ja I, as
1 gft bin [aaa- U H C T DAVIf.
A CAA DOLLY B ItcwHr.l I will pay ,%"tCOo
TTtlUv/ ,or I'" 3 npp 'h'l-ion an- tlel'very to
me I. - ichmond, ot for recurlnj theiu a# tbal I
get them, the feltowtai slavt!* to wi: t
Jon iin,-l yetlow man,atioiil27 >tv ..i-i, ami: in
ble carp, nter and blacksmith ; was rulsrd neat
hilsll-iislttirg, Va, 11 win, abl rick man, Wu vtars
old, pinch .-• -I ..i T L litew.tcy cr II raddle, aesi
Heiideiioiiville, IM C Jcaliua, black, about £s
rears ntd, rrl ted l.y Wt.Tier i'-.i.-s, of nttayrvaala
county, litis tailor a down lank, aad tary stoat.
Jack,about IS ream aid, black: ;.n I 'Inn, baas-hl m
r J tetii, mt itatritb, H,C. .Inn, bl.tr-K, :.li<.m tl
or 99 yitirs od, rabs.d in itl irv 1-iu.t ; Is lad Bad
vrty likely 'V'.tli.tni, a brnwit ikta bay, .ti.nuri.il
or *W years old, intu.-.I to eir nenr tl.i-i i-ity , tnce
owned by I*" J S iinp.-.iiii, an agent ;it the I'.icl.nit ad
and UaavUle depot Mil ab, of brown cmnplc xtnn
aboal •:.'. y«,-.i.s old, r:n«t-u i n ir Charlottesetlle, and
la a No I conk ; bolb of hisieK- wen- sivollen and
H're at 188 Hun* he ;<ft. Hally, a ntul.iito girl
niioui 95 yearn aid, la Laadada county j was
puicb.'.scd of N M Lee , tail nnd .ilemlir vvlih
long hia.-t. I.ttir. liar.let, Ift <-r Hi yrars old, brown
afcti, wittia bathf he idol buti
'I In y left aiy (ami in Liiiii-ntii.rf,, tebout the l.i&t
ofjuuti will, tin: tVlhtM raiding parly I will pay
me iihovc reward for all id lln in, or .«sfH> |..r tiny
aaaaf laeat [auu-iwj EH iOKi:m
K|*W\ I) LI.AKS tl.-ward. —K. n gw»4 Horn
»)\J\J ti.e, nt I'cterfbu.g, nn laaSSth June, 1864
my ii.vii Will im. lie Is ti lain to leet 7or 8 in. he*
tilth, yellow copper color ruber kht.ip fraißtaa.
straight built, weighs about '40 pounds and about
00 yi ars old. **uid boy watt ralai ,1 in Uichraund.
and ioiiiii ily beluni-eij to Colonel i'oiitd. it. r He
was sold to Thuiuas a Powell, m Moiiigoro-ry
A-tii.--.mti. hi-1 winter, llcfi supposed to be abut
the city or pßMlag in tbe a.my as a ftee* hoy 1
will pay lb.: ab :ve reward for hij upprehtiinlxu
and delivery or coiif.nctut-ul In pcsun.
Colonel VV OATE3.
au 6— Ctt Ltiw'3 brigade.
CAA DdLLAIU K.twatd — T will give" ihe
.IU V/ 'ibnve iewtint fir tbe appreheualou of, and
..eliviry Ba in", at B»y oMkto, (or hi. lodgement in
jail so that 1 cat. get him) of my servant bo>
Ueorge Henry Kiy. Bald boy Is n tirlghl mulatto,
about five feet lii|th, wooly balr, has a swagger
v.ii waik, speaks very .'iiir.;, t-.iu.l litis a very .til
I. ii look. Il< may possibly be It..k.u.' about .in
c.ly, as lie has .-tcipulntniicig In every part of it,
but my Impression Is thai he la • n..'eavnilng lo ge
lorn .1. ric-stturtr. In in Iheitce to SlafTord, to the
lut.u ol the lite Major J...-in **. ii.loi. i ivi,. ,-.- he ha.
U Ititiicr.) in ordt-'l IO pattl tilt) iin"i. I-toldl.-r , ill
the camps .in; cautioned agatnai eteatiasiag aald
boy. M A i. ,Mv«'.\
rlurgcou Hoi l)i iillsl,
No is.'t Main -j.rctt,
lt.ctiuioi.it, Va
As be Mia been lueoiklptllivlllg me t.i lite 1,,, pi
la's, be has ti p.sss i'ioiu Capt Cade, la riuesttne the
(Bard in pas.sb.n. lll.inolcjl.il il A 11.
jy Ifii-ts
r Al I i-OLI.I.RS nctrsrd.— Altcull-.n oi < ItiTTr
t)UU calcd- Rao away, lv May 'a'l.myrtr
i-.ii; OialhOTno, mulatto; about 6 lest »atiCitei
very s out bd'H ; h.avy hrad if bstr and -rcr.trally
ir.iBBI very fi io. H.s been la tbe Birv.csßtlb
me for 3 years la weii acquainted witb camp
tie and alias < rti em' Borvaut I suspect be is
with the army of Uta Lee U'bo abuvo reward will
be given for his security so that I get b!u». lie
w.btb a Yaokee overcoat. J PBV TOM,
au !■—.o-l Blt , Ricbmood.
-j i\t \ .ii.Li.AUd rttta-ra aria on pan. lw .Beat*
XUV/ •'*-'> «■ *af b.y A..dr. v w,who left meal
Mcd Dai.vibc depot on tbe mr rit.tr* of tbo Mat ol
July, ll- 1 bitck abuut 14 years of up- lull
soiail aiilto tear o?0r his -eft cyo about tfcc s *' < i a
tea coal piece, Andrew waa rairad v Potcraburg,
where fee may a t-rr.pt. to go. Tha Bkavfß reward
will be paid by Meesr* 0 N Davta a Co if tbe boy is
101 l with them, or secured lv j.il *•< tbat 1 got htm
8 X i-rv ii.-.ifl,
au 4—ts Nswb Ferry, Htlirtx eaaaty, Va
a-wjfa aWIajUH Keward— K*n away Irooi ih
»/V/ Richmond Arsenal, abruv tha il.iU of July,
a negro man belonging to tar B A tfatllh (Irons
whom be waa hired.) named I'cter Miles,s<-nietimt*
ctdß hlaiailf Peter Bidd. Be la 2i ot 33 yeais of
„■• .'.lull 8 laches high, fßgsrb'catl.color, and
• arriea bitasclf veey crest; wtieu he left the arsocal
be wars a grey suit af clothts. Tbe above reward
wlli.be paid for bis delivery if caught in the city
or $160 tl taken out <r It.
B/ urd-r of L.ctil i.'nl W rl Baors. craVg.
aa 3- 6t J its Ii B ROW M», mi p- a W diiort
AN AWAY-Oo me k»ih S Jaty, uay a.gro
man Hilllard. lis la black, about 6 facte
Inches high, has a smati m >n*uc&«, IB at tbe pre
tout tlDis brokeeut with camp Itch, aad l.as a pas.
from JC Mayuard, major ai d i i■"rlerreaei'er. Signed
by B d Ltt-tcomb. i will pay g'.CO it caught la tbe
■Hale, or $600 if caogb*. out, aud v*. tend in Ur s. n
Davis tt i.'n'a jail, la Bxbmotd, Va
sa'4—l Of v BR 1 UttWfc.lt.
r l\(\ IAILLAKB B«ward— Baa away froattbr
t)\J\J aubaoriber Bbaal tho Ist of February laal
soy John, abcut 14orli years eld, light coppe*
0i.0.-, witb abort, straight hair; bad oa wheo bs left
a new salt cf Batata clotbee, d/ed bbuU color ' J .bt
was purchased of Or Wright, of Alabama I ban
oo .i.iubt be ii with oar army Too above reward
will be paid for bis apprvhaasWu and delivery U
Lee a It >*man, Itlobmaad, Va, or s.-'urcd la ani
j»ll •• tbat I get htm. WR II 0 WIN.
jy 14-lmf
| r BBLS very Ace whiskey
l«) 10 bbls and 10 half Id. - jamai. a tarn
5 eigitth eauks tupt'rloi bt.tndy
'-'a ..lala crushed sugar
95 packages biOßJii augur
1(0 tacks aalt
9,1*0 packagt-a tobacco, all grades. '*
Por aal.t by , '
au 6-8t W B JQNB3 M t*o.
U.nt I ÜBLI-tUßti-buTfow e>e~ Tluti~~wot%e
Piltaar A now cditbt* *f ill > valuable woek,
for aaa use of those taking Uaaa'as oa tha Pbtao
rorte, baa joat beamfubiiahnd . rrto* fd A libe
ral daaaaat to tbe trade. Tbe aa**. will ba seat
frta of poaug* aa rtoapt of #1 Adttreaa
fiaatlaßitßa PabUaattaa Baaatt.
M er-3atr*rw-> IM Mala », mNkumi t W%.
|{iclini(mo §i«|at^.
JOB rRIvTf"sGNRATLr SXACUTMB.
Alverti*ern#nts will be insorted at tha rate ef oaa
nr.r.-.aa asp rimr cs*T* por square tot each Insatr
riou- 'ight lines 'or l'*ssi/on»t*itutaa«oßajre.
latrgc 1 advertisements M exact Ul»|ia*BTtiaW.
Adverti 'iihi!-; ;,..bliah'dtUlfoibidwiUlT*acJl«*Bsji
41 iv par square for every
BY TELEGRAPH.
.v, -'..RT-; -ir Tilf. ft ess associaT'OH ) %
Fntned according to art of Congress in th* year
.l-uUiafc-y. a. Thrasher, in the Clerk's office ef
"the fmtriet Court of the ConfedetateStates for tho
Northern Distr<e! of Georgia.
rßOjf PETERSBURG
rFTßasßvao, August •.— Since the expieatoa of
Friday evemug there hai been nothing of interest-
TlMW.aaa some picket .lring and shelling to-day,
but resulting in nothing. Oraat ia certainly atttd
ingjnore troops from hi. command to the Valley. —
Grant,, however, is not believed to have abaitdoited
mining, but is still perscverii-g in digging
nam mnmum.
M. i.'i, Aiig-i-t 6.— A special to the Ad cert iter
says one of Ihe enemy's gunboats, with wounded,
!. it for l*nisaco!ii. Me communicated with her.-*
Admiral Buithnnan's Wound was doing well. Ha
may be saved.
On th.- Tennessee, two were killed and eight
Wound*! ; on th* Si-lma, eight were killed, includiag
l.t. tif.-nant ChaasaarJi, aad seven wounikd; oa tha
Morgan, one was .linblly wounded.
Tlie (rati. sijn at i'ort Moi-gari im in fine spirit*.
Their!.,rts 11 f*te .n.my 11 tiring wildly. A
gßßßoat cum* tip la»,' lugbt , ia4.»» th» CTeW of thai
tJainca. The ■n. my v,: tata and raw g,uu*V
Boat
In Mcbiltj business is generally *u-*pcaied.
. The titv 1- .-. milittttj- cuuip Three gunboats
came Within a few mi!.-a of Dog ltivor bar yesterday
t veiling an I went Im.k. Tho enemy hay? merely
'innvi our dutpo-ts.
FROM XEIV ORLEANS.
i LisT.iN-, La, i.—Stoa) Oilcans iMpera
a ate that Ihe enemy have entirely cvtuuattd
I'.iowusviUe, in Texas, icma>vitag eveiythiilg.
Dm battel tv -.;, :n atakiag tho ilara Dell, kUled
three aad woaaded thirtcon Yaafeoea. The UUan.aj
•>• ape Ito Baripwath 1 . laaaitßi •
A aadlißßal ui'.-ro ...itv.nuon .. ta be h.id in Xeaj
V...1. aa Iha-tth Otßahar.
Veaafiaajr bbbbbbbj at a e'eiaea, t'oion*l Scott
eaaaareal taa stoiktde at Doyle's pluutation, on tha
river, below liutoii-Kouge, without tlio lots of a
mau. We have over atj hundred pri-xsuera and a
1 BTgB amount ol iioi : . v V t.totes.
1 SUttAR, •
English Crushed Sugar, very wb.te,
Fine and .Medium Bi-own Sugar,
i.'H ii,. iitiui-nt Java CoAm, genuine,
Old White Laguayra CaMtaa,
Knpliih Hre-ikf.t-.t-Tea, veryauperior,
Prima laataly-caißd Ua.on,
-Extra Tlour,
Oenaiaa Dura im MusUtd,
Londtaa I'uUcs,
juo one-f'Uilh b >v-t Surdinei, lie-di impottaiion,
d.Ki one-hall boxes Banline*. fresh unportatioo.
WIM.S ANU LIiiUOK-i.
old Tim-i Madeira,viataga lsol, warranted,
288 b ittlea pure old Madeira, late JudgeStaaard't
iatportatiea,
200 bottle* pure 01<l slwiry, late Ju.lge Stanard's
importation.
lihi bottle* pure Old lot,
200 I.utiles pure Old French Brandy,
Stuait's.WhLaaay, Raagas/a w uiakey, Black
' berry brandy, *•*.
Those are believed to l»> tho only pure Wines md
L*.pu.is . n sale in thai ttty.
For sale by L. YT.RBY,
an 'i- eidlw' No 3 aouth Twelfth street.
0~ y.E HUNDRED AND FIFTY
i'ul SV-i choice Georgia Bacon, fMul.
dllaaa, I
j oh'-vigiiiu pa.kages superior French
BbaataT,
7 baiTcl.i elioico Old Bye Whiikey,
casts t-ii.impa.ijne, : MSatfJ *BB**bbb*bbV)
lJO.OOt) superior aaguah Lnvi.lopae*,
\>s<> ititmtiEvßjastaKotoaotaar,
20,0011 < it-'.us, 'Havana, Florida, ax',
i boxes tiuo Luewiug tobacco, (Gravely,
as ,
-,i"-o Baaßßda i,....iterl Smoking Tobacco {iv
■lu-t."i. -ijiut•! ..el i i anlabp
w. v. hjebfhtiii,
< ..uuiiiiiiou M.-i.duiat,
nu 9--.ii No It.i NJim street.
U. n nuiiv..- ano ~ . ...,
il it a •'->. 11 th * day dlssotted by tbe aa «
»i Mr Arms'* latorcal lo UmA"V Wi llama All
parlies Indebted t. ,or tttdJiaß-Bilms agalost, tiia
concern, will nation cither uajaraJJ H^settlement, f<>r
win.-h(U'pote,only,ll..- oajl aaftvin em wilt be
led. WW> vRBNii,
,#IIII.L * NOKFLIIIV a
Klchmotjl, Aujtial i-tr.ladl.
Nhw CONPFrtN.—The uui-vrslene 1 barJHL
•Jay f.irine 1 a . .> r*" ctra't It* nn-ar the Qrdß|p
•tyle of Wl! LTAHH a. NOi.Fi.Lr, P"tP*BB.
. uduclog a U^,.ctri'
Busicca*, au.t have taken the iarga Baap.-'.ntaiodleß'B
»trthuM.au oa tho comet cf M.iv tint IStc stre.'saj
'■.- ahvt.il be t■: -ea'tty supplied with the bbS-B
■:■. .■> braada of Chewing and gtanklog TobatvS
lotion Yarns, iiomcsCc aad Wool ca Gco.ts, dlreeafl
-i it- mio i,r..-;*jr> -* ..-; ..tab! ate.'. rcpuUlka Alaovl
,-»\ .-p.. .-oi j. {...v. to bo bai. CcDßlgßcaHUy w
real tasurr.t of prowpi aad especial aitaat*aßß*o
-.be r Icivtcsis liberal advance*,'Wtil oe maulsJa
m c)-» ,-t.mtnts inland. Co: s j-dd
.i-f v ira will a;t.* t.e atveudod to aad
oitte. 1* T wilAiaWa, lmT
N M MOBO^
ITIi.'H — Haying, tn acootdance with U*»a|
a tin. iiiiv-eic-,n, retired Itorn the auction asdafl
•nltslon tu*iui(M, t return my thanks' lo my trWM
and ice pub He for tbe lineal palrontg. taiaflK
ti ta-i tn ni) buttceta c rioeclldij bare.o'ore liftaw*'.
city, aud retpsattfb ty .■»■■» a fM*ot.ru*nc>*.r.i ibsSPfa
ror* ti:..« .. * ._ .ci ot Mutirs VViiiUma 4 Nor
fleet, ft-■•: . ■ .:, T\ i>BJ ABBNTi*.
au i i.t;
MBtuOBH, on lea-Caa .«• li.i *i ih«i Mora'cg
Mar Restaurant,- roraer of Mam tad Ilia
at. > «?l». Prices rotso.iabie. au o~ tf
f ,» I** KM»\ I.a* rttruuvrd la the. boil*, oa
W-J -Till strest, t.t at door to that curaer oi Mar
shall atlBM, ik ai I v oppoalte lh*r Parsonage.
-** yM " Ht
Negraaeswbatataaswa atagta/aM be*ow wet*
i<- •■i-tar.-.i ... >m the faafeara la ibttr lata
rifiouiho l-ativiiH railroad. Their <-*u*ra ma
oMai.i .... tn hy a-ir. yit g ti Gipial R II IITZ
ill .li »' m Bogloeri, at tbe Mauatra Btv.r
■sßtaa, on that laiiroad. L A I'ADB,.
Lttutecaat Kngatera.
List ;f Negroes Recaptarod frcm the Yankee Bald
er*, tied ti•*.-:.■• over to Captain B 11 tV.iriigb, at
-• - 'i-.t'-o I- ivei Itr n'c .
.Vu.ui?./ Owatr. Name of Negro. Where From
■'• '. ■v.i- ■ .i. Amir, ii.ki.uvllieco, Va
giwtrd Wyalt, D»v , do d.
Wta V.'vatt, it- * lo to
wist & Atkins, Btl.'y. Satsta 00. ?a
0 VV parfca.o, Arthur, d» co
r-r Hasty Hnnt, . Adam, do do
Jacob Vauane.er, Jni irli-llb, Hat ly co, Va
t'apl J* Hodg.cs, Carter, In annate co, fa
"at.lab Lewi*, Mmti do d-i *
d .vi s". 1..». ait c, tfo da
Mr. I'u.i i.'-. x, l-rha,i,vs, Brußswiek. Ta
VVt k.n» 1-p.tLCtt, J bo, do do
WmYcung, Jldb, Bockbrtdga, ?a
Maj Archibald, flix.,.a, Hyde co, tt O
Mba Noti A Mar
aball. Bob, Laaeaburg co. Va
Wm A Wo.t, Isaac, charlotte co, Va
Hillary U's.v'e, Slits, do aid
WmßGrcn, Diet, do me
sih.nr. i'l.r, Hatd, F.aaalaraa.Va
/.tibNa'ly, Ueary, Charles co, atd,
W d..MonB, tlaiirge, Priace 110-fa fa
Tnoaranat'etoy, (hi-l"t, KiighQaaß.Va
■iitnu I L'tto, Ko war J, Hatcvtr co, Va.
Oat aegr-j ehi d,al oat a year old, without aaothtf.
aai -% j (4tbaa bA ag) *
BuAKU - '.c-uiioruti. board, aa itaaaaabla
tsra.*, caa be rbtaiasl by appllcatmi at tha
corasrof , h and t.rt.-a si.a'ts. north aide Twooc
three day i )ard«rt*ian also be accomnKdated.
aa6-»f
t1«» f A id^baHn 1 P.—We "hive'asaaiS a co-
J partnerj.lp to da>a general lluiklag Baadaraa
la the .-ity ... I'lciiiuoii.t, undri the uaaae aad aiylo
nf liaiilson, (loddlo a Aapertou. Olaioe Voilh*.
westcoiatt ol Main and llihata. *
KAMItL J n»BUI:*OK.
WBLLINOnibI tl UOIM.
an4-tot JABtEd 1. APPgBaW»lf.
_ ]y>a a*ja—Tata HUAC w», wita aativsa lit
1 aow* o»a he ta#at my realdaaea, aa «faea.
b*tw*eaStt.thaTdleth*ta.la ibasatata| Uiie).
o'clock. aud nt tbe evealag alear <i . _
an 6-«t w H *^t.at
iaa aaa ataama l»- ai, I
I ! lim.in.l, Aagaf. 5, IBK. j
DIVIDRNO Noii.ti -Tfta Beaid of Pttßßtaia
... v.l atpaay hays decried a at-natßai
out of ibe "inplua fuad of the coaaaayaftaa
.puitii* pat aliaic, pavubfe m tbe anvfhßetdtßßaa
■Oth iast m ' WIU.IAJI WlLl.li.ia.
Ac& str ttaetyarr.^
J VST reetlvtd at Miaa bMbbbOM a om~
A tint total kid g oa aa, all easata aad tatea.
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tVebet ased'ee.
Mb* B aBMON a aarMßrVCßaMtaaa.
I >OAN.'KP. C' lata* -Tads BMI*I-Blaa.a. BBjatjl
I\ at aa amjV*. will tatajß asatt Baaaayf^.
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