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eJnNtoa willbepaid_IT_» (JlrTcEforludaaae, OJUMOCrTTON AND LQfIKlUURktM-safaorsaal) *t*u___rt_aa.gmmmjmmmmmmimmm'MrtmmammWßWMmmßm,:

Tn If___-_vt_M.--~'t-_a Sentinel, of yea-terday, haa the foMowlng paragraph: .***nic Itiupatch e_f yest'erdav aays that theJarobtMof Fr___N*t_ attempted to llx prices,ana. thattbe ?a'tanr-* fallen of ultimate sueeeaa. So amiali the aaeaaareaof lbs Jacobinsjp bscaasa they Were a small mlaotilv ofbloody aad 1-ratai ' d-iiiigofru'.a who hadaaarpad tbe reins of Qoverameut. Theyaaattaked Ci itatlaaitv,and set up Atheismand the ttoddesa ol ..eason in it- ete.ul, hnltheir e_-ia--r.lt* ia ifiu ly no |>ii»of lint Christieully Wiil rverywltt it* he a inlin., uor thatAt_M_BM _S tb* fidy safe mul tin** frillh. --Their papei taoaev t*Ml**»aU) failed; yetpaper m«Hit.y tarried Kuxl tad through theasiarvt" the .iniili RtVt>loltt*ii,c.irrle'd va . n*t-eeslullt throned! theseven years' war oflb_f, erot.it ifin ed 1.7d. and h.t» _.? lai st Maluedus ta oai tit iiiend.ois -dm.*--;!-* witb tbe-ai.flh "The facti wlii.*li tbeSentinelbut mpfAy,.retMi«Hn the history of Hie French Revoliition are very ili-Tareoffrom thosewhich-*cleave liet-U e..:ilile*l lo i tdl-ft, if llieytesah lhat all tlie iiioasure*-*ot' the tlaco-liiii.. failv*i. o ro-ul Ihut they organued, or kept in the Held alter they hail.teen myaiiiiuid, fourteen dilterentartnic.',iiuihlmiingin the aKgrejrateamillionandaball ol miii, that in seven, ecuUritM-ialiii'' witii the overthrow of Kolie "tjybmrr in fthmj, 17U1, tha_a aimie?-, hatlbsen victorious in twenty-neveii pitciiedbattlesami one humlred ami thirty com-Lata, that they had takenone hundredand ftiiteen strong cities and fortifiedpla-er, thai, in the North, they had con4-iiered the ten provinces of the AustrianNatharlßi-id-t, thaSeven (T nitedProvinces,the Wahnpricsof Liege,VVonns,aml Spire,the electorates*of Troves, Cologne, andllet-tz, the duchy of Deux l'onks, thenalattnateand the duchiesof Juliereandt-Urea* ami, in the South, the duchy ofSavoy and the principalities of Nice andSavoy; that all thesehad been united toFranca; that their aggregate populationarea thirteen millions, and that, in conHtH-uence of this anneaa'ion, the apt-regataepopulation oi the French pos.-;eshiona in Europerose from twenty-livetothirty eight millions. These conquestsit must be recollected,had been achievedover the best disciplined armies in \u25a0__?rope, commanded by (Jenerals of themoatconsummateexperience,hy soldierswho had seen hut little service, andof-!i< Hi who had never seen a shot tired inantrer. If this was a failure, it was veryunlike the failures of thepresent day.

We bnte neverdeniedthe efficiency ofiiß|ier money as a revolutionaryagent.What is tobe deplored is, that the exces-sive use ofit destioys fljl thecapital of a.ountry, and reduces those who were aithe lieginning in good circumstancestoabsolute beggary. Two-thirds of thereal estate ol France changed hands ia? onset-uei-ccof the financial measuresofthe Revolution, among which are to bei lacscd the decreesconfiscating the prop-erly of the Church and the nobility, aidti.i-.iig.the currency upon it. To thisnio.it di-.i-slroiis systemis owing the vastnun-bar of small farms in France, andihe consequent poverty of the. proprie-tors, of which the Sentinel makes bonun b. They all sprulig out of the ny..-lem ofassignats-th.itsystem which weare deprecatingin this country. Ifsomemeasure be notadopted to stay the oper-ations of (he ''infernal machine," we..hall see a similarstate ot things here atlhe -'oit-'lu*.ii.n of this war. Since fheyalein has been fa.-*tcueel upon us -niosl

-ttipidly and mint unnecessarily, wethink - it should l»6 an objectto curtailihe circulation as much aspossible, hiv.Memiuiiiger himselfsaysit is three limesns greatas we can possibly bear.

The Sentinel assuni-'S that tlieassign-,uts failrtl in France because the .inventmriit waa unpopular. They eliel no suchihing. They contin.letl three > earnafter1-ol.espiercwas overthrown,aud-f'-iitcd utIj'tl becausetin* expansion had become sot ii'.iuioim thatthe paper hatl grown to ba

uliifdy worthht-y,a_t iiitioh as 15,00*.Itanca bavin** been given iur a singleliiaakfant. Oar own OsMtaaeata! inctnayfailed in thesame way, and for the __mrvaaon, ami I'm the raiu. r.:v. »n tlie pre-?tt nt i urn in y mv it fail, unless stringentmeasures be adoptedlo rtirtail its volumewhile there is )et lime. Nor is it truethatpaper moiic} carriutl I .reat l_Trita.ii-throu-fh the war.-, of (he Fiend, lievolu-1-tni. line, thtr Hank of Ktiglaiul sun-pt.uteil specie paymerits in 17**7, amithat within the bountlaries of (treatMrilam very little else than paper money?\u25a0sit* -fen fur many years after. Hut thellukeof ,\ .lliiif-ti.il' ;inmy iiiSpain, thetroops iv Sicily, those in other parts ofthe Mediterranean, the army in India'ti a wor«l, all the troops on foreign mt*ive were paid in gold, and so were the

-'unruiou*. subsidies granted at varioustimes to Austria, Prussia, Russia, Spain,Pot-tugal, and the inferior States of <iermany, to enable them to make war onFranca. Paper circulationwas routinedto the island; but the inflation of thecurrency was never very large, for wefind it stated by all the speakera in thet-B-Bbtated debate on the report of theBullion Committee in 1811, that whileapound of pure gold is worth forty-sixpounds sterling anda fraction, it soldfor_t'fif» aterlingin cuvency. Thatdeprecia-tionwas alarming to the British states-wan of that day?such as Canning, Hus-

.kiaaon,and Homer?but we should re-gard it as a mere trifle now. It wasgold and silver, of which she exportedin one year more than X7,000,000 ster-ling, that carried England through thewars ofthe French Revolution. Freder-ick succeeded in tpiteof his having de-based tbe coin. The great wonder isthat it didnot ruin his cause. Surely adesperatemeasure, taken by a despoticKing, in rit.-um<-tame., of great. ur-guncy, oughtpot lo be quoted as a pre* edentonly In cause it did notabsolutely?k-alroy him. Men have heen known to?urrvivea heavy dose of arsenic Is itIngioal toinfer that arsenic ia not only 'fiarmlean, .tut positively wholesome ? ' !The Sentinel says ?*no administrative ~MMMMMMor laws tail when they are demandad by public neeaaaity,and calledJarand sustained bypublic approbation."No/ If theyttappen to be the right mea- ,ntsrasand tha right laws. Not if they belava and laeaanree calculated to removeth» anil. rVhetbar these measures andiMs law ba of that description is thevary -pisation in diaputa,and we cannotMMMbm the Sentinel to beg it. We denytt_at tbafara,and tka Sentinelbaa, asyet,*Ah*i B-4liiug to shake our'inc.adultty.It laid naMut other dayabout tbapricesHtad lur protiskms at Naples by Murat,and tbeaaaiaeor broad in certain Britishtetrai II didnot say, however, that thasaMieneywaa in a ataie of constant do- iprsrialian to Kaplaa wb/nMurat aaVyladSkit mi-iaan, or :__at-ft is inaaflKaofafcpn ail-iii _mmt in 6watBritain. It

iMrihtir?- Trt--f,*---<-* -,<i*ta» oWfctte tbat trndmn*pSfctwm peraKt-rly unjust justat this

Twconclude, ero tEßtiHt aea why*******E&ue which produced a certain effect inPrance, when her currency wei in theexactcondition that ours is now, shouldnotproduce the identical affect if put inpractice here. The relative popularityof the two Governments has nothing,we conceive, to do with the question.- cc \u25a0

AiTTCKiRAPH or Wabbimoto-I.?? Dr. L*A. Woodson, of the Confederateservice,has placed upon our table the subjoinedletterfrom Washington in bis own hand-writing It was found in an old housewhich was latelypulled downon theoutskirts of the city, with several others,evidentlyautographic, but so mutilatedand del'ac*_.l as to bo almost illegible.The present letter is addrewted to Rev.Mason Weems, afterwards tho biogra-pher of Washington, and was no doubtan acknowledgmentof thereceipt ofoneof the many pamphlets on moraland re-ligious subjects written by thatmost in-dustriousauthor. The lettercan bo seenat this office:

"Slon-iT VBR-iO-i, Ji9lh Aug., 17*1."l-cv'd Sir: 1 bave been dulyfavored witb

your letter of tbe-'JOth instant, accompaniedby -The Phil-mi h-opiat.' *

"1 pray you to receive my sinceretli-inka. Much Indeed is it to be wished lhatthe Bt-ntiinenta contained in the pamphlet,and the doctrine it endeavors to inculcate,were more prevalent. Happy would it bo forthis country at -least if they wereso. Butwhile tbe pafeHioiia of mankind areuuder solittle i-estraiut as tbey are amnWg us, andwhile there are so uiauy motives and viewsto hriug tbem into actiou, we may wish for,Iml will never see,theaccomplishment ol it.With respect, 1 am, reverend sir, your mostobedient, bumble servant,

"Gao. Washington."The /.--* M. Weans,"

"|>IKD.~At Chk-'-sraaugatowu, on Monday evenio-f last,

_thof Oct, oraipUieria, alter a Bhort illness, Majors r MI'IX'HI-1.1..chief 0, U --en I_-B_-tr_?t-scor|'B, ivthe '__*_> yearof hla a-re.

Hn rtmaiaa are eap-CteJ to arrive on ___t-_<lay,dm. notioo Sf winch will be K>veu through the cilypapers.

On the -<h le.t, et 11 -"clock A M, THOMASM -KTIN, afred40 yearn, a nativeof Ireland-

The frieutla and b-.-u-iota-cea ot the family ereiuvitfj to attfuJ hia lau. ml tvJay at 2 o'clock PM, fioni hi* late r__iJe_-_ in Man-beater, t**r-"*"_ TO Many Voters.?lv response to yourcall I#-_r siiu-imx??? myself acandidate for Clerk of theCircuitCourt of Uenrico county. Ifit should be yourpleasure toelect vie 1 will discharge tbe duties of_.b.urti.-e to the be-1 of my ability.

Very r'-SpecUu.ly,THOMAS W BAI.LOU.

*]_r*Bler*.iou--Thursd_y, l.th Oct. oc S--_»

aPEVIAL NOTICESM-rTEM CIIICKAHOMINV!

No *)3 MainctrettThe nndergi-rned, formerly conut r'nt with the

Aui>*ri.-_n Hotel, has openedat No*o Main st f-et,(at-arly oppositetha Southern Kxpreea offlce.)

a HH-T-. I.A::S SR_TAIKA.tr.Thia new . * loin ii designed after a .tyle and

seal, not yet a.t. __-.ii-J in Richmond, and wlll 4ccuipere, theproprietor beltevea.wlth th-aewhichwesessbst famoaa In the couetry before thewar.The buil-tini* afford- a vaii-ty of see-mmodationCv tbe first floor ia theBaa, with one of the moal. -iteD-ive .al< -)c_ la Bichmond; iv tT._r.reat partsoftbe buildingare two Dining knoms?that io the\u25ba \u25a0?I .ml ute ry U oi..- of the moat ronvenlent diningapartment- ii Richmond, and nil nd. many eonv--niencea'or priratip.rt!e_. It ia proposed by the ad-dition of furtherimprovements toopen psiv.i-k 1886-

--' IBM io the upper stork., uilirlin;; aceouimodationto "_nt!tuiencoiiveuier-t to their meals.

il._ cu.tomeraoflheCbiek'at>cminy will Onl nonebat the beat liquors at the bar. ltß cuisine andc-iirrttl _i:ui»-"-lii-iit ttill be overlooked by thepn pri tor,who Hatters himself that hla former «x---perienc.aa catererof one of tbe print .pal hotelsof tbi*city eutitlt-a him to th_ coiilil.-r.-e of the-..ul.'ic In tbia re.peel lt lit intended tbat gentle-im n vUiticf; the Clii-. al.cmii.y shall meet withthe ino-lattentiveand politeserviceon the part of_lli..U'itt t.-J with tin- tr. U_ i.-iiiCf.il; and the pro-arietet (led_e.. bia n r.onal e_.rtiou_ nu.t auperln-tdiident-e Ut stcure the eomf irt ol every _vestwhon.ity t.1.l _chim with hla |._trori_g_.

111.01.__. W TIdDALB.'N- It?FKKE LUNCH ret.very day at 11 o'clock.cc .? ltf ...Wy *-?«?»» NOTICS.?We uivit. th_ particu'ur

ftUiiitn.il oi UaS t1.i.1.' to the sate In take place ut ourB__*a_-B_aßlßa* luui.iiii-, ctiuiiiK-uciu - at 10 o'clock,t.i ,i Li.'" au.l .li-t.ii ri'.ili' as. uiliueiit ul

I it-_ll 1.1)' lit.i.l-,il,i..i_ aii.l SBeea,

_u_n.ui.iy,r'atu-y ...loils,

Cuthry,Ctiiua and Glassware,

aisii, at ._ o'.'.'ock?.'i. b| leli.lld UflU unit Kilvtir \\r _l. !...?_IU llll« iHHlllulli. liiU.-K Bll'l I'ilir!Aud oilier t ji.iiililo Jewelry

ansa,A Bp-eu.li.t a-iflintineut t.i rich HilverWare,

n. B?l. uVMEEAA AKKXTS, Auct'rs.:?.-*_. I \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. I "I 1 " I i»__: i'Kc'l Ah NOTICS.?The u.loutitm oi the trade

is r. ijitf stt-.t to li.netiiitiiiiiitt it.vof tiieaalnal tbe aloraof .1 Jacfihs, Be ci.Malaaa, t'.i_moriiiugat lOe'etack,ll 1..believed Ui_t luu.li l.iobe.-t *__l___aof tbe storkivmains inbe _..1.1. I 9 H.KABANti»,

tit: _?ll Auct'r.

BR- -B___nM»_M-OC_C.?Shoe ll.Hii.' tm Villi street,

W.iere a largeaasorluieut ol ladit_'shoe. and olberkuds cau be bad; also _ largeBlock cf calf -kins sudli-iingstor the trade.

W _m _*?gome No 1 Workmen. oc _~ :.t

BIT AUCTION NOTIC'U ?Tbe |__rll_ulr_r attenii_ntof lbe tjrade is reqiu-sted to ttie sale at ourstore ad-'verllscd by Tlios W Ke_fi_e, Auction**,r, coinuienetugin'.nupilyat 10o'clock Tburt-day morn iug with

lIKiH- HIK-. l.tll Ut-t'.lKll.8 bagsprime old Jjiui.ilit

100 toga pi title. New Orleans sugarlv bbls prime do <l_?io till l_ prime do iA'5 hlutS C-.__iU.iil do Uo

Sou _____ dry Va salt

'0 bbls taiiuers' od6o kegs uuda

Uoo bags peanuts100boxes turpeuliucsoap._t_Jdt>__*U Yankee _>iap .UO boxes Webb's fancy soap*500 lbe copperasIJ Mils lampblack20 (digs superior greenand YoungHysonlea50 bbls vinegar,pari ot very superior quality

2-0-0 due Havana cigars10 bbls lard

20 tierces rice10000 pipea600 beeswax6 ea_k_ Jamaica rum20 bbls whiskey2 pipesHolland gin

30 bbla apple brandy ,10bids SuperiorFreucb brandy5 demljolma do do

And nt half-past 11 o'clock promptly?DXV t-0O_?_.

lb pieces bUck and white gingbsmsba dv homespun doft do white tUnneL-

-10 bales hearycotton oznaburgslo do \ brown domestics1 bale .?' Georgia do250 padsctittou yarns.

And at 1_ o'clock promptly Maoufaotured and Smok-iugTobacco,some of best brands?10-jopkgs manufactured tobacco600 do staofciug do

_w.*ide. many other aria-It** waaled by the trade.Our object Is to doae consigunienta ou baud, anda

raro opportunity ia ottered to buyers...c .?2t TARDY h WILLIAMS.

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_*J- WANTKD?Head cows, horses, mulea, goats,Be?Persona hay-big surb oa tbeir lota eaa baveth. in hauled away Immediately,besides getting welllaid for tbem, if word be lea at Mr JamesB flalloaher'i drug store, co Main, between 7Ui aad tub sts,or at the Glueana Gil Werks sod Tannery, Inrear oftfii. ten,Poor-Bouse, fool of 2dat.

N a?_-Mes of all kinds wanted, for which fullmarket price will be paid. oe7?IH fat torDRfrwkfasi-ijVr TnlTooappin's

bLUrr.-Ths ataamer SCBULTZ,Capt 111LL, barlugbeen thoroaghly repaired, will, antl* fartheraetlea. leave her wharf at Rock*Us DAILY nt3t/el-ekga*, retaralag bysunset.

Fare TWO DOLLARS for tba round trip.*__,a*.hU--OMSS^aalobea?Mstebes?Tbe Virginia 'Maleß jwananny ere now prepared lo utur toU»e pubUe a large quantity of superior water-proof,f-k^, __-?_r---i_J*--'**l-- ******* are Ihebeat amif -S?!!^*;^!!* m*tmttt» *** mtatmnm*touetuf***Y*LJ&s*** ,*L3******- AM orders seal to-*-** r **tt**T**r -**EmjtmA adameau, o. nddreea-&-agjsa_-_i_* ?;_ i\u25a0______\u25a0!" i ' i i ,fCB, IOL lOR.-SOO bßsasto of lon will boat the1 ***h*?*i***^**mr l*a h_aastoaSth, nearanyBwit

J- Atyjg'jlh X,"at Ihe*Au\otth silsi

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mutnmmtMlWMhm.'^Tn UanitATCTW.?ln the SenaU, Mr.

Randolph, from the Committea on Mili-tary AfWre, reported a bill to arm andequip the militia.

Tha following reswlutiona of inquirywere offtred: By Mr.amending the 9th aection of chapter 63,Code of 1980, so as to relieve mill own-ers whoaa milla havebeen destroyedbythe public enemy frwn the operationsofsaid section.

The bill to regulate prices being theorderof the day, waa taken up and con-tinued under consideration.

In the House, the Senate'samendmentsto the Housebill amending the fence lawwere taken up for consideration.

Onmotion of Mr. English the amend-ment striking out the word Henrico wasdisagreed to.

A report was submitted from the Com-.mUtee on I.oads,by Mr. Burwell, of Senatebill, without amendment, requiringrailroad companiesto furnish transporta-tion without demanding prepayment;and also a bill authorizing tbe JamesRiver and Kanawha Canal company, andother companiesof internalnavigation,toregulate theirownprices for transporta-tion.

From the Committee on Finance, MrToni-inreported a bill for the reliefofWm. F. Ritchie, public printer.

Mr. Keily offereda resolution whichwas agreed to, inquiring into the expediencyof permitting the Petersburg ironworkscompany toacquireand holdsuffi-cient real estate, not exceeding fifteenthousandacres, to carry on one or moreiron furnaces.

On motionof Mr. Haymond, of Ma-rion, the Committeeon the Penitentiarywere discharged from further considera-tion of theresolution to inquire into tlieexpediencyofemploying convicts in thecoal minesfor the benefit of the poor.

Aresolution was offered by Mr. Rich-ardson, inviting Brig. Gen. James L.Kemper to a seat within the bar of theHouseduring his stay in Richmond.?Theresolution was unanimously agreedto.

Aresolution wasoffered by Mr. Deane,and agreed to, instructing the Committeeon Confederate Relations to allow theConfederate Governmenttopurchasepro-perty in certain of the counties ofSouth-western Virginia.

On motion of Mr. Pendleton, the pre-ambleandresolutions offered by him onMonday, reiterating the purpose of Vir-

giniato maintain her ancientboundaries,were taken up, and on motionof Mr.Anderson the ayes and noes were takenon the subject, and the preamble andresolutions wereagreed to withouta dis-senting voice.

The orderof the day, the militarybill,was then taken up, and continued underconsideration till the hour of adjourn-ment-The Alleged Impre. snients at Depotsaad onthe Highways to Richmoud.To theEditorof theRichmond Dispatch :

Au order from theSecretary of War, datedas farhack asMarth last, forbids the impress-ment of articles ofsubsistence en route tothis city; and no Ompressments of smh goodshave been made at alt, whether ou their wayto urwltliiu the city; uor are Governmentagents permitted to impress at depotß ,outhe highways.* They have madenosuch im-pressments.

If the speculatorswere driven oil, and theSubsistence Department andconsumers willagree to unite and confine their purchasesto theschedule of prices established by theCoinminstallers of the State, as they bavebeeu invited to do, the supply would befound abundant, for both.

but tf tbespeculator should be allowed topurchase adlibitum, as they are now doingto a greater orless extent iv this city, andboard the necessaries of life, meting themout only in merciless extortion, ashe please.,serious evils and cnibiirrassuieuts to ourcountry will arise.

Drive speculation off, andit will be foundthat producers and manufacturers haveenough aud to spare for both thearmy andthepeople.

Our Soldiers' Suffering Families.To the Editorof tlie Dispatch :

The Army Committeeof theYoung Men'sC'hri'tiau Association is a safe and conve-nient channel for supplying relief to thefamilies of C*_r noble soldier,, 'li. is com-mittee for .more thau two years have labo-riously und faithfully distributed the bene-factions of those who have-practically sym-pathized with this needyportion of our pop-ulation, painful as it is, candor compels theadmission that recently tbe receipts of tbecommittee have sadly diminished. Is thisthe result of indifference, or is it simply in-advertence. We would fain,believe thelat-ter, lias the self-sacTificing soldier, separa-ted fromhis wife and children, tighting ourbattles, forour rights, in tbe field, lost theaffection of the benevolent and the affluentat home? Care wenot that these widowedwivesand orphanedchildren die of cold andstarvation . Are their husbandsaud fatherseugagediv some wild and recklets crusade,orare they giving their health, their blood,their limbs, and their lives,for one of thenoblest causes upon which the sun ofHeaven evershone. Gained, we are a great{>eople; lost, we are ruined. Let us, then,v thiscity,and all over the country, whocannot go to tbe field, and whose pocketsareplethoric with Confederatenotes,give orsend liberal sums to Wm. P. Munford, Esq.,Chairman, that the wives andchildren ofourmatchless defenders may have food,fuel, andclothing. Humanity.

Northskb Elections.?Tbe election forGovernorandmembers ofCongress will takeplace InOhio onTuesday, the 1:5th inst., be-ing the secondTuesday in themonth. Therewill also be elections in Pennsylvania onthesameday, and Governorand members oftheState Legislature, perhaps also forCongress,but we are uot certain. A number of West-ern States hold elections during the presentmonth.

anRosecbaws's Reinfobcbmeht..-ThePitts-

burg Djily Comm.rcial of Tuesday, Septem-ber 29, ssys: -? There appeara no longerany grounds lor farther concealment of thefart thatwa have known lur setae twe dayspadt. to wit: that three divisions of theArmy of tha Potomac are on their w_y toreinforce Rossc.aas. The division! consti-tuting thin new corps are aait) to be theEighth, Eleventh and Twelfth, -tumor as-signs (ieneralHooker to thecommand ofthisdetarhment. Tha repotted re ignatioa ofdivision -oromande.a are these ant satisfiedwith the assignment of this command to Gen.Hooker. Tha second sober thought, wefancy, will cause the most efthem to remainat tbeirposts. No constderatioisbased onmerely military etiquette should indues suyofficerto resiga- Whip the rebels firatandthen settle po ntaot etiquette afterwards."

Okba CorrEE.?The Moatgomery Adver-tiser has s specimea ef okra seed, groundaad parched, which had ao much of the ap-pasraace aadodor oftea geauinecoffeethat,notwithstanding our prejudice against sub-stitutes, we had prepared is the usual way,aad found it angoadas tbe best. We do notbelieve aayaedy coald discover tha dißer-saea. Thara is aorestoa why okra coffeeshould not he a moat whalesomndrink, bs ncsrtaia'y is a moat plassaat oaa to oa* aal-als. It was cartataly aatd ia tbiacoaatryasaar.y as la*l, aadit amy be eraa at aaearlier period. Parch tha sted slowly aadcsrataUy, soss aotto aura thnm j tbss pro-aara thadeeoeUoa properly, aad,ear wardtut it, yea aava as seed a cap af co__ta aaaayaedy hata Caafaderats %aartanaaa_ar, aluanaaaalMaafcsda raaaer,or a sagar spec-sisiarp»a aaVito irtak. ~ V:

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' Frees Wt*%EE** JkEmr*MnatoaAET Rrooa, vi* C**A*Amtmm,

October s.?We opened apon Chatta-noogaat 1o'clock A. H. torn LookoutMountain and other points along onrline, our shells a__pWfiig intha Eommfuto a homo. Tho enemy replied brisklyfrom MoctashiPoint to onr mortarsonLookout, and feebly irom \u25a0 ifee starfort and casemated fort .*?-_»**___*!continues. It is reported that GeneralWheelerhas captured and burned fivefiye. hundred wagons belonging to theenemy.

[second dispatch.]Missionary Rums, via CiUchamavga,

October6?The Tennessee river is ris-ing rapidly. It has swept away thelowerpontoon bridgeof the enemy andsubmerged the trestle bridge.

Prisoners and deserters confirm thecaptureof the enemy's wagon train byGen. Wheeler.- Major S. P. Mitchell. Chief Quarter-masterof Gen. Longstreet's corps, diedlast night of dyptheria.

Colonel JoeLewis, of the Sixth Ken-tucky regiment has been appointedBrig-adierGeneral, to take command of Gen.Helms'sbrigade.

Colonel James A. Smith has been ap-pointedBrigadier General, and will com-mandPreston Smith's old brigade.

No firing on either side up toeleveno'clock A. M. to-day.

From t-lordonaville.Gokdonsville, Oct 7.?The prison-

ers captured at CedarRun and CulpeperCourt-Housewere brought here to-day.Theyare Englishmen, and say they donot want tobe exchanged.

Theyreport the Ist, sth, llth, andth corps of Meade's army as having

gone to assist Kosecrans, and that the3d is guardingthe railroad. Theyalsoreport that all the commissary storeshave been sent otf, and th".t the army isfallingback.

News fromabove, brought by citizens,confirm the report that the enemy isfallingback to Culpeper C. H.

From Charleston.Charleston, Oct. 6.?An attack was

madeby us on the frigate Ironsides be-fore daybreak this morning, damagingthe Irojisides and alarmingthe enemy'swhole fleet. Twoofour men engagedinthe expedition, includingLieut Glasset,of the gunboat Chicora, are missing. Noother losses on our side. Everythingnow quiet.

[second dispatch.]Cuakleston, Oct. 7.?For the last

twenty-fourhours there has been butlittletiring. The enemy's Morris Islandworks seem nearly completed.

From New Orleans.Mobile, Oct. 7.?The Tribune has

datesfrom New Orleans to the 30th uit.The Era publishes the news, viaMem-

phis, of the defeatof Kosecrans, but re-fuses to believe it, and declares it impos-sible. It avers it ia a "gratuitous pieceof Copperhead intelligence, unfoundedin truth, clearly traceable to the rebelsympathiesof the author of thedispatch.It can't be true; Kosecrans was neverdefeated in his life, and so good peoplewill wait for further intelligence."

Gen. Banks has just issued throe longorders. The chief one is in respect tothe opening of the Mississippi. ThatGeneral is touching in his description ofthe value of the Valley of the Missis-sippi, uiddeclaresthat, notwithstandingthe ravages of war, it is a splendid fieldfor Yankeeingenuity. '-Theinhabitableglobe doesnot offer a morenoble theatrefor intelligententerprise than the Valleyof the Mississippi. Neverwas acountrybetterworth fighting for?better worthpreserving." This flourish is theprefaceto calling to arms every one liable tomilitary duty, in order to hold the lovelycountry.

There was a very destructive fire inNew Orleans on the morning of the 30th'uit. Itoccurredon Tchaupitoulasstreet,1ietween 3d and 4th, and before it wasextinguished the entire blocks of build-ings were consumed. The loss is setdown at $100,000.

On the night of the 22d uit. the steam-boat Champion,at Memphis, was totallydestroyedby fire. She had been seizedby the Government for the purpose oftransporting troops, and had hardly leftthe levee on her missionbefore the firebroke out. Four lives werelost.

Fight Near New Albauy.Mobile, Oct 6.?A special dispatch

to the Register and Advertiser, datedOkolona, October 6th, says:

The enemy's cavalry, about 1,500strong, with four guns, attacked ColonelRichardson, near New Albany, at 11o'clock A. M.yesterday.

The engagementwas chieflyartillery,and lastedtill 5 o'clo.k P. M. The ene-my was repulsed.

tt*Georgia Elections.

Savannah, Oct. 7.?There were 1,630votespolled here to-day, to be countedtomorrow. It is believed that Brown,for Governor, is largely ahead, and that

'Gibson and Norwood nave been beatenfor Representativesby Russell and Guc.Noadvicesfrom other counties.

From Wilmington.Wilmington, Oct 6.?The Journal

is suspendedfor a few daysto repair itspress. No news here.V*^MeeßeetM_ Ba_aeee__aee_e__aa___i

FOR RENT AND SALE\_S>nRENT?A i '_a__nt aod well-furnishedroom,y* with suitable accommodatiofis for two or fourgentlemen. Terms moderate. Persons in want ofsuch-a room would dowell tomake early application

at tbe comerof Catharineand Henry sis.ocS?U*»

It-OR RKNT?Two desirable uufurotstied Rooms,|7 suitable forsingle gentlemen,aituatedon Bird,betweeu 3d atrii 4lh streets, Gamble's Hilt. Kef,,rence given andrequired. A Idreas "Box 166," cityP-St-Qg-ee. ocS?eodStf1)OOMS for Reel?Tw§ or three rooms, either fur-*\u25a0* oavbedor unfurnished, aamay hedesired, on thewest endof Marshall atreet. Gentlemen preferred.Address "B,» Dapateh ottco. _______>a.- UR RENT-Oneroom, fßratohed arunfurnished,P wHh gas,oo the first story, on the northwestcornerofClay and Pouahee streets. Applyon thepremlaaa. _____*V*GKIR RBNT?Teqniet persona,oaefnraißhed Room,* and two Booms, adjoining each otber, anfnr

ntotted. Apply oa 4tb atreet,between Broad andMaraban, norta atda.

ROOM fur reel?A furnished room on Gracest,four doors above Bth, north a.de. Apply eawepremises as B?l|

XJBw*Mease forsals _-na*_*4____e st____?i_n mjt-HP en.-I oS_rtor anteprivately a .amatory Irim-eddweUtofhuhSstobad.sttaatoß at the curaurofthaadPresMßSta. fne tot to 88fertby 87feet.

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>>MB!_j_^rffl i^Jg-TaWsa, ?**_*__ tßha*Eseellsai f_a_Ber be*-, uiallisatis\u2666 »la mttmmmtmuu tti laipr>bM

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AatMßbarer eooklngaod e*BS staves.oe8 rLEASANTB, Auet'r.

FOB lalaatAeeU-W-Oa trthtg met*,a utUutlAÜbrsry and Book-ass, eontatalag 7» well as-

sorted volußaea, among wkicb aasy he msollensil?Vsb.tor's UsabrtdfedDlUHsaaiyByron's and Sbakspeare's cos_ptetc worksVatel'sLaws of nationsIN-ka's worksCOttou's Lifeaad Times of Henry CUy

Besides agreat uamber ofotber pofmlar werksnalnow tobe Bad la oar boota-ores. A largenamber ofSchool Books. Virgil,Horace, Caasar, with a lile-ral translation to each; 1 One Utin aad French DWs-tioaa'y, togetherwitb assayFrench sad Latin books,we|| worth tbe sttentkm of Ibepublic Two aotme*barrel shot guns, one very Sue ; 1 -portinghair trig-ger rute Tbeabovo articlescan be seen st Ibeauc-tion room of E 8 Pleasants, Mainstreet.

oc?»fBy Lv sb James, Auct'rs.

a NO t OAKPXNTIR for sale ?We will sellA on Taeaday ne«t, 13thInat, at aueUoa,at "oVloek, a likely awa; a No 1 Carpenter.LMta J_JJ_-B.Aaet*a.

_f*_EDFORD Laad at auction.?Aa trustee amiesra execator uuder tbe will of Edward D Sleptoe,

deeM, I wiU sell at public auction, at Liberty, onMonday, Oct __Jth, 1863,a tract of land five mileseast of Liberty and three Biles from Lowry's Sta-tu.n, containing 2__» acres, about 80 of which areLUtto Otter low grounds, adjoining the la..ds ofT TSaunders, tea; aud Mrs E Mmiinan. The linprove-liie-te c-DBia. or a email dwelling bouse, severalcabiua, corn-houee, and stable.

Also,a tract lyingon Smith. Mountain, adjoiningIbe lamIs of Mrs Anthony,Mr Gourd,the late Nicho-las Robertson, aod others, containing 769 acres.This land is wholly in heart pine and oak limber,exceptasmall clearing and cabin, occupiedat pres-ent bya tenant.

These lands will b_ sold for cash,or on acreditof1 sad 2 years, interest payable annually, at the(tleasuro of the purchaser. If be prefers to paycasb, Confederate notes will be taken

For further information apply to w*m M Burwell,Esq, or myself. G A WINGFIELD,

oc _______js_ Trustee and Executor.

T*AKD for sale.?Will be sold on Thursday,Octj 2_d, to lbe highest bidder, if not Md pri-

vately, (of which due not,i*e will be g-vea,) a tractof land conlaibiog -toy acres, near Powhatan Court-House, Ui a deli«btrui neighborhood. Tbe land is ofvery fine quality. The improvements consist of a |good dwelling,containing 6rooms and cellar, barn,stable-, smoke house, ice-house, corn house,and ne-gro quarters.

At th. same time tbe crops of corn,oats, fodder,shucks, Be.

I'r._-_*R_iou giveu Ist December nest,oc B?tds 1-OBT DOUIHAT.

AMUSEMENTS. "~ \JJEW RICUMONOTItKATKE. \Acting and Stage Manager RO OgdenTreasurer WHEtrlgg*

At the requestof many f.tt.iiiea, who were una-ble to obtain seats in conse.nance of tbe crowdedhouse-, the manager has been Indue.d to retain ,the beauUfalplay of the

HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN;08,

The Sisters of St. Leonard's,before the pubic for this

IHUKSDA V EYENINO, October .'ft, 1863,sb "Ki-iQ Leas" will positively be performed to- ,morrow.GrandDoubleDance Partington Sisters jBallads By Ml_s Nelly Walton

Concludewith the two-act ComedyefSIMPSON & CO.

To-morrow, ?

KING LEAR!with grandeffect.

Alio, anew petite ComedyofFAINT HKART DID WIN FAIR LADY.

Nones.?The doors open at a quarter le 7. Per-formance to commenceat quarter to S o'clock.

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RICHMOND VARIETIES,Franklin Bt, ouedoor below Exchange Hotel.

TIIURSDA V EVENING, Oct. 8,1803, 'last nightbul two ofCHARLEY WHITE'S

MAMMOTH BURLESQUEOPEtIA TROUPE.

BenefitofMI-S CARRIE ISLNTLY,

on which occasion theChampion Jig Dan.euse,Miaa Abbie White,

and l. c celebrated Terp-ichorean Sifters, bavekindly volunteeted their service...

Tim Morris,Frank Leslie, and Ned Banker,in their side splittingcomicalities."

The evening's entertainment will conclude withtbe amusingBurlesque ofBLACK BLUNDERS. ,

Tim Morris, Richmond's _ wofarorite, and Cham- 'pion NegroDelineator of tbe South.earFor particularsseesmall bills. oc B?lt*

Ao ItAN D BALh will be givenatNEW MARKETHAIX,

Corner of Otb aud Marshall e_a,> Thub_i>at i-VE-.L-i., Oct _, 1863.

Mangert.?A X Toler, JI W Gentry. 'Tickets, adinitttng a gentleman and ladies,C300Invitation cards eaa be bad by applyingat the*

ball any time previous to the ball.Strict c-der will be enforced.oc 6-31** X EM-fRS.V, Proprietot.

TJROF J ST MAUK BINGHAM'S1 fl-at PracUeing Soiree07 the season will take placeTHUUSDAY EVENING, Oct*, l_t_3,

At the Exchange Hotel.Gentlemen, scholars,s2; gentlemen,not scholar.,

S3, with the privilegeofb-ingingtwo ladi-s.Loebman's Band wilt be inattendance.Choice reftsubmenu-will be oa hand.No pains will be spared to enforce the respecta-

bility of the Soiree. oeO?at*

BOARDING. __"DOARDINd.?-Mra Brock, ou Franklin st, betweenj? 3dand 4tb, has reopened her boese for Ibere-ception of boardera. Herroorua are verydesirable,and site will do all inber power to renderher patrooa-umtortable. SIcwill tikea few table boarders bytbe day. Gentle.neli preferred, nod reference re-quired. * oc B?tie

OARDINU.?A few transient and day boardencan be aceomuiodated by applying at thecor-u-r of Btb and Main Bis.Also,onepleasant room for lodging, ocB?lie

._. PVEEOEAL. _ _ ___~', _r_,

fJBRSONAL ?l! Mrs KOBsjrr Hcdgl-S is «n ttio*y city abe will confer a favor byseudiug ber ad-

dress tbrougbtbe Ricbmoud P O to theundersigned,and will also bear ol aumelkiugto teriotereet by sodaiug I) V PEIUtOiSON,oc B?lit Ricbmoud p O.*T*HKgentlemanwbo bas a servantend.r bischarge

\u25a0*\u25a0 belonging to Judge J Dwkerson, of luwrence co,Mi**a, will confernfavor by callingat tbe Mlssisaip- 'pi depot,onMaiu, between 7tb and 81U sis. ioc_?B*»OPBCIAL Noti e.?Tae lady who aainteationn allyremov. d the Bla k Moire AntiqueParaaolfromtbe counter of 141 Mainatreet, will please re-tara it. Thereare privatemarks easily raeogais-d.oc?lf OWNER.

WB have justreceived avery superior lot ofYorkriver Oysters,at tbe Rough and Beady Saloon,corner Mb end Main sts. Tboso in waul of something reallynice wiil please givenaacall

ooS-atT ABS A J HALL. \u25a0\u25a0 TUB SALE?A Urstrate quadrantaud spy glass,fc botharticleswarranted .can be seen st tbe

Dispatch o_Bce. Address "CO T," box 461,KieL-mondPO. _______>/WSTKBU, Oystere?families canbeauppbrddaily*f wttb freeb York river Oysters at toe Old TreeHouse, on Bread,betweea 2d aad 3d streets.oeS?lie

VfAPLE _VOAR.-3,000 lbs onconsignment. OfJJfl this kind of sugar nn excellent muta-ai. to ?,

eeiuly made. BALUUMAM*UCOARU-, .;oc B?lf is Pearl at. -TJAMI**K)SB Bonnets and Mats,at *Jl Mra WAHMAM_t-_,ea_*Jlst, \u25a0"

aTh-ttA Ma-wsea Malaand Cary.rpO OBNTLBMBN.-oai yoar Otothleg eeearedX at SIM4PS oa Main street, aaar tha gnats-

UIO ORBBM haetnc resaarred to"the«_naerereihaadOnaalaSv-__tßwlUeoa__aa«

hlsb eaa-satut stnw hata muA boaasto.eeVHt -*r>BMOVAL-0 \u25a0 DRMNIS has remeeed to UT ItVMasnat.unateka.sad-eprepaaadto Msstve 'b|b*b_b__ -reek to b.dyedeeeleeaed. ?, o»o___r_-__LOto^--p-*a*Hs-a

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I___fl« _ra_sbar ofUts larttiMare, aaSItasM_raadSt fci Marlon OUI,far sals ataoc*____?Atir-qaatt of thae__fcst_r orIhs hasBMhiardBeany

thealder,wa shan sell tl soctiea, aath* prwsUsas,Ml*rl_-_y,i_wSU_M_ber._W»,-lS'iO'-laekPM;a ta_rge number uf bcaattfal kitsIn Port May«, froat-Bstsa KlshaMon aad other stiastt. tae__dtaf that__-ge IVamed dwellingfronttag on aaMstreet. Alse,MsBoa Mand" 87 ts tha planof MarlonHUI, edjoinlag Urn resMence sad larm of MrBoHStyL Aplatsf t__iß_roiiertywUlbeea_ubl-BdsAtbeh_B_r-fsa-8.

Tisss (Taifi or credit, as may be preferred,act _tO-tt_MO_-P--M_M«.

__.!{!\u25a0 Mattapoal Estate ofUO acresla CaroltneW* eonnty,within one Bslle of MilftwdDepot, s_adltt mllee from tbe-TillageofBowlingCrreea,called*»Bu4lyHlll,''tirßalealaa«il___,?At the reqneetofthe exeeuUls ofthelaU Plehegra Wealiolk, de-ess-ad,ww Shallsell ntaaetloa, aatheprea__see, aaWedneslar. tbe 14th day of Oetener, IMS, at 10o'clock AM, tbe very valuable estata located asebo-re. It containsM0mtret,ot -.hb h aboat three-foarths Isopen laad, and one__-_»th la wood aadtimber. Theopea land tt la a good state of Im-piovemeat iV battings consist of a largedwelllog and every other ont-building asnnliyfound onaueh aa estate, all la goodrepair. Thelocation is amongst the most teaatltol lobe wenanywhere. There Is oaths plsce a larao orehanlofpencbes aad applesoftbe choicest ktads. ThispreaeaU a raie opportunity of securing a mastbeautiful and _»-*e_y estate, as it is seldom thatoneso valuable la offered at auction. Partial poe-seaslon given atonce.'and fallaosseesloa given bytbs mi.-die of December next The ears fromBlchmo dpaas Milford at 9 o'clock dally,and r*-turn at quarter past IS o'clo-k, thus affording aaopportunity of -.siting the place aad ofreturning

T___as.-*&sbor credit, at tbs optionof tha pur-chaser- [oc 3] GODDIN h ApPkR-O-l.

XRUBTB-.8 Sale of Valuable Brick Store andDwelling ia the cily of Richmond, oa the

ih side o/Broed,betweea First street sadBrookAre-tun ?As trustee in a certain deed of trust, ex-ecutedby EdwardFinney (now deceeaad)sadBiddy,hiswife, bearing date 18th July,1861, dulyrecordedin Richmond Dustings Court, Ishall(with Ihecon-sent of all thepartiea interested) proceed te sell stpublicauctiou, on the premises, on Tuesday, the13thOct, ISS3,at 4 o'clock ¥ M,(If Mr. If not, theaext fair day thereafter,) the excellent Brick Storesad 4veiling -oealedas above,adjoining theapothe-carystore of Messrs Deacon * Jones, aadbow occu-pied byMrCarr. Attached to this propertyisa largefumber-boaae,in the rear. This la a fiae IccaUonfor business, and the upper part la weU salted fora family.

Tsaiis?Cash. The trustee will convey with th.usual special warranty

oc3 W_(K>WU^.-Trustee.By James __f. Taylor, Auctioneer.

BOUSE and Lot on 23d, between Main and Frank-lin streets, atauction.?On Wednesday, tbo Mth

ofOctober,at 4 o'clo.k P M.I will sell upon tbepremises tbe brick Dwelling and Lot located asabove. Thehouse has tf rooms and a brick kitchen.Tbe lot fronts 16 by 05 feet dtep.

Torsos made known anthe day of sale.. . oc I JAS M TAYLQP, Aucfr.TTOCSBsnd Lot on _stb street, near tbelntersec

£ thinofNew Bridgeroad, at auctiou.?On Friday,the(ah ofOctober, at 4 o'clock, I will sell, upontbe premises, tbebouse and lot located as above.Terms made known onday of sale.

seSO-tds JAS MTAYLOR, Auct.

FOUR convenientand comfortable brick Hon*esand Lets on 2d, between Canal and Byrd Bts,

atauctiou.?On Monday, tbe 12th ofOctober, at 4o'clock P M, Iwill re.l, upon the premise*,four de-sirable brick Dw-llinge, located aa above, contain-ing 8 rooma each, including 2 basement rooms.Immediate po. session can be had of one of tbehouses.

Tinas?Made known on thedayof sale.on7 JAS M TAYLOR, Auct'r.

AUCTION Bale of Valuable BuildingLots onUnion HUI aid in the Valley.?l will sell at

action, on the premIs .a,on Taeaday, the 13thofOctober, at 4 o'clock P M, eleven valuableBuildingLots, fronting about 80 fatt each on Adams andPleasant, streets, near tbe Int- -section of Vsuableatreet with tbe Mecbanicsville Turnpike; also,fourLots,ln i.uare No 1.9,0u Federal atreet,inthe Valley,near tbe residenceofMr Bdmund --ran.Thus?Liberal, and madeknown on dayef sale.

oc7 JAB M TAYLOR, Auct'rByA.D. Williams. Auctioneer.

FARM of 204 aerea,12 miles West of the city, forsale at auction ?By request of Mr W P Harri-

son, Iwill sell upon the premises,ouFriday,Hlh Oc-tober, at 12 o'clock M, his Farm, situated on theQuioceasiu road, adjoining tbe lands af Dr Guates,Overtowu Brown and others. About 180 acres srecleared, tbe balance is in woods; about75 seres arein good .meadow (lata. Tbe dwelliug bas 7 goodrooms. There is also a good kitchen, two barns,6tables,&c, all in perfect order

Tbe orchard ia a very extensive one, containing2,500young and flourishing trees, apples, peaches,pears, plums,cherries, and apricots; 800 to 1000Ca-tawb- grape vines, J), acres strawberries, aud agood assortment ofemail frulis,

The situation Is retired and healthy. With tbefarm will be sold the growiug crops, consisting ofthe usual variety;aud as immediate possession will,be giveu, the purchasercan at ouce obtain a goodborne.

Persons attending the sale must procure pass-ports.

Tanas?Tb suit purchasers.ocs A D WILLIAMS, Auct. 'i. w Davenport A Co., Stock Auctioneers,

[Office corner ofCary aud lothsts.JXffM shall sell st tbe oOlce of tbe Old Dominion In-" aurauce coinpauy, cornerof Cary and 13th sts,

ou Friday,Oct _tli, 1.63,C-iniU-hciug at 12O'clock,tbefollowiug Bonds aud ."locks :

8-3000 Va 6 per cent registered "bouds, lougdates

6000North Carolioa 6per cent coupon bonds,otd iesae100CO Va 8 per cent coupon bonds, long datesbvOO Confederate 8 per cent registered bonds,

18.1loaooConfederate 8per cent coupon bonds, 18682000fifteen millicit coupou bonds

* 6000 cotton bouds (coupons)600 Oraugeaud A.exau-'na railroadß per cent

coupon bonds10000 negotiable note, drawn aud endorsed by

John E Lciuoiue _* fou_, payable 20BBSaßto after July 23d, l_t>_, at Bankof Virginia, Petersburg, Va

11 shares Kichmood Importingana Export-ing stock (Harrison, fres'l); 40 shares Richmond and Fire Associationstock26 shares Old Dominion lomirau.c co stock

£200 aterlingbill ou EnglandAnd such otherbouds aod stocks as may lie tilleredbeforethe dayol Bale.

OC 0 DAVENPORT ACO, Stock Aue ta."* ALSO,

810000 Richmond and Danville Railroad bonda, 6per cent, registered

8000 cily of Lyucuburg 6 per cent couponBonds

6000Mortb Carolina8 per cent coupon bonds11007.50 interest bearingTreasury notes40 share* Bank of tbe Commonwealth stock7 do Richmond aadPetersburg Import-

ing and Exportingatock (station, Pres't)3000 city of Richmond stock.SBB DAVBNPORT A CO, Anct'ra

By RobineoTt, Adams tt Co., Aucts. ?

4UCTIONSALES.?Our regular Grocery rale wi Ilakeplace on Friday, Oct Otb, at 10o'clock.Ieto commence with Groceries, when we willoffer'- ?

12 bbda.JOsugar60 bagsVa choice sugar80 bbls do do10 boxes do do4 do clarided do

10kegs soda10kegs starch

167 J_ boxes Uavaeasmoking tobacco6 bagsallspice110 sacks Va sail

Together wilh a general ar-sort meut of other Urooeries.

? . a__o,184 prs heavybrogaa shoes123 prs ladies' morocco boots .ltd prs do do aboes

7 prs mimes' do do7 prscalf skip thotm87 prs assorted do» corsetts10doa-Mi French calf skins1 large mufOcptharp

A generalassortamatof blockade gooda to expected toarrive in time for tbeabove aale, due notice ofwhich will be giveu.

ooT ROBPiaOM, ADAMSaCO, AuctaByKent, Paint E Co., Auct'rs.

TVBY GOODSAT ArCTJON.-Oa Wedaeedsy, 14U** last, -*-»m_neuc__g at io o'clock, we will eeH alargeaad dialrable assarialamefStapleandFaacy Dry Ooeds,wUhestraasrva, to doessundry soßstoßsaiata. 'Partieulnrs haraafttr.

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Do«_ad ant BL__asva___liv,*, . 1B__ek alpacas, boa-bastaea $ IWool shawls, crape shawls I ' IBed aad gray twill Ssnaels f IWaalfla__aaai__saad drawers ! 0raacy wool oversblrts f! \u25a0Silk aad wu>l vesttoa a ?. Linen sad cotton -due P kFins, see-llea,kasks and sym I *Mand agatebuttons 1 _Bone, saepender and lasting _Mit_t__. I *Whtta eoltunbene and brow__Ht. E ******* I |Hair pins, toothbrnsbea fDrssslpg and Que combs I **\Picket comba, bair brnabes * IthrownWindsor and palm.._.._\u25a0 t__agUshsbee thread **** aGray mihury pants aBonnet sad taffouribbons ?.__. **so, * _ <Letter, note and can ____, *- |White and b_ffsßv.__p_TFine _a«lis_ envelopeSTlaad pencils, |a__s__M jSteel peas, blank hookaMemoranduia booksPlaying cards, peeket-books jPurses, fancy necklaces iBUckiug, intliKo, indla ink _Wm and bice head matches a

i-m, tAa invoice of hardware and caller-. >< t * sIvory hantilc kuivee and torks * . <_icarvers, forksand steelsPlated forte, table and teaspoot. __

Scissors,porket-knives JiUtl, jt n1000pre ladles' and _a__.ee- t_.t;-_<___. *- Men's batnroral $fct> a, brogans ff iBora'sod wi-sus' slitxs Iaiso, B. ]An Invoiceof crockeryand glassware v \u25a0 Itannerand breakfastplates ' » -I>l_ln_, bonis, jars, Be 1sta., W -10dozFree.b calfckioa 1

3 flue gold watches * -1 diamondring a*Breastr;t_a, ear drops a ]i-hirl buttons, scarf pius I

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6boxes extract logwood. iOCT SUMMERBARKXT_, Asa

By Williamson st Co., AucUs, MEajXa I I jFINS Furniture, Carpets, Crockery,.._.__-_-_? k i jat auction.?On Thursday,tbe Bth ttiai, nmrnn Eing at lOo'cltM-.k, we will s.ll at tli_ reaiJooc. j , 1 IT Moore, No SOS Broad street, bis Hi.-_._fki m J IKitcheu Furniture, embracing tbe i.:_,_m - % EX Imany other articl-S, vt*. TE IMahogany cabinets and wardrobes a 1Caneseat, Windsor, an.l niab-gauy iii..,; II Ichairs fl1ftrst rate extension table I j

Marble topaud otber tables a1Brussi lis aud other good carpets IBedaleadß, mirrors,clocks BBods, mattresses, pillows,bt-l_t?». s jSheets, quilts,aod blankets f 'Sideboard,solas, pictures 9 'Books and maps 'Fine assortment of crockery and glaeeeir. |

Also, ouelarge aud selected set ol Pla_.uiarr_-Tools, including a very superior Slide tat.., _| ?getberwith all the stock, futures, Be, of t__ «_.» Ilishm. nt. [oc 3] WILUAMSON A CO, hum \u25a0 1By E. S. Pteasants, Auctioneer. E j

T AKGB assortment ofClothing, Bry Good-,,* 1II_ cy Goods, Be, at auction.?Ou \v_dLi_j_j, _ a I-Ibinat,at 10 o'clock, Iwill Bell at tbeetur. \> _ IMain st, tbrce doors above lAth st,s large urn \ {ment of Clothiug,Dry Goods, ac, aasfcaatßg 'A largenumber of aaeoited ct-ats j

Do do do pantsLo do do vests "f,IK> ? do do drawers h.Do do do sli.it. jDry goods,an assorted lot |

H.isiery, needles, comlia fPocketbooks, purses, Be. |?*-". f_ large show cases f2 dv mirrors fTogether witb the fixturesof tbe Hore. *oc 6 Kg PLBASAMT9, Aud ITheabove sale Iscontinued this day al 100.k__ fAn eicellent assortment of coals, pant*, roa, I 'Ac. will he added. X 8 PLKABASW, we.

ocß A_.tr Mr%TTOUBBHOLD aad Kilcbea Furniture, ___\u25a0 fJQ s_B- at auction.?l will.st*ll st tbe boaar iV.nsble street, betweea __S1 and Kid streat-, t_n .Hill on Thursday, tbe Bth lost, et lo orwdaexcellent assortment of Furniture, de, r< upru*\in pert??

Sola, can. seat Chairs, CarpetsDamask and Lace Curtains, Bbad«_Tables, Pictures, BooksJtauy Und and otb.r Bedsteads3 Feather Pads, Shut k Matti...-. *Sheets, Blankets, CounterpanesHabogauy Cradle, Waabslands18-dayClock, ChinaWart*,C.o-k.r., ao_-_*

wareAa eicellent Cooking Btove and I tcoei»\u25b2 lot Chick-ua, Wood, and Coal.

Also:All tbe GardenCrop.

oc _ MS PLBABANT3, And'a_4_ Tha above sale ia posttoasd until futile. -notice. (oc 6] BBl',Aßft

By Janus AT~Taylor, Auctioiutr.A L'-TION Sale of Farm of 44U acrea, Are \u25a0_-_

**> below Kichuiond ?I will tell, oo tbe pr-ui**,on Thursday, tho Blb day of October, al 13 n'chdM, the farm call .d Dove Hill, neartbe C_-Brl_aC~road, about five miles below Richmond, a-"--*-.the lands of Dr Farrar, Drioker, Cleree,and -t_-_v Icontaining 44ym acres. Tbe improvementscooa-ls In dwelliughouse, together with the usual .gum-» '\u25a0inga. luumedialely alter the ante of tbe laa__*ero-* now on tbe placewiU be sold.

Tanas made knowu ouday of sale.sei-fl?lda JAB M lAYLOB, Auct -jj

By G. It. Willis, Auctioneer, $(No 01&thstreet)

WILL sell at au_.io_7~on~Thursday nonaf Matmy store, a lerj*lot of ,j|

Uousefaold and kit-hen furniture g|Crockery, glasa aad tin ware, stoves, A" BBDry good-t,. boas, clothing, blanket! -JGoldand allvsr watches, Jewelry,8c Jfoc7 G W WILLIS,A_tt_ B

_OTICK? Will be sold al public Mateo, ataa fl% residence of Dr Wiu H Burton, in lbe -pf* f|

end of Henrioo county,on Tnesdsy, October ta. |I1863, tbe stuck of Horses, Melee, Bogs, and C-*» ' 3alao, the Farm iug Utenatls, a good Wagon, wak US ABouneboU and Sl?Ban FuruiMre oe 1-41"

S___.Tb« above aale Is postpoasd until Tb_n_afi IQctonerS, * oc _?_l* IUCTION SALR ofa small Hmbm sad Lotstb- town ofFulton ?I will sell, ea lbs ana

lees, on Thursday, tbo Bth day of Oc___--,at * -o'clock, my bouse and lot iu-tha tewa of Fult-a, Iright below Fulton Hill, Terms curt..oeS-td-f W TOBHOS. I

JUST PUBLI.HKB! *?the UrK OPLIEUTUEN THOS J JACWO-- .By an Fa Cadet. . . g

Ibave this dsj. Issnel s life of tiea btoa-r-*' IJackson, written by aa «x Cadet el tbe Virgin 3Military losfatute. This book comprise*an ac-wwl \u25a0of the Ufa ofOca Jackaon, and eaabmeeS rery m* ? >-.eoneernlng bla eoaduet la Mexieeaad hla life at d_ '\u25a0\u25a0laatUato thatbait netrr bo.a Madepublic by aaj ?J_>-___-._* WTntEtT

Price, $3. '.Persale by nil bookseller*, iThe tradesuppU-d ata Liberal discount 1Oidtrs addreeted to the underelgaed will ra-ni |prompt atteatton. JAMIts B o«joP__ Ioc &?lf 53_*___-t- I

AIIMUtiISTRA-nuX-S NtmCK-All penooa *debtod to tbeestate U Wm H Bardg..»-,-»?ceaeed, will please make tmasedinle paym-ut to**or myattorney in fact, Baa M Uwatbmey. **??»persons baviag etaiuis sgaiaal anal -BBUenu'P-"aent tbem, properly astbcatlealed,lo asy msl ***torney,in order to a astUimrst ef lbe estateBARAHBHAKU-koVI.

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