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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

A Narrow Esoaps-Durins the tight at Ma
pssses. one of the Tiger Zolaves belonging to
Wheat's battalion, while sktrnishins with the
69th Regiment of New York in tho morning,
drew up his rie and fired. Just as he was
Withdrawing his piece from his shoulder, a
ball from the enemy entered the muszle, and
poneuated to the depth of an inch and a half,
splitting the barrel to that extent and lodging
SO Grnly that the Tiger was compelled to bore
the ball out. Many brave follow would
like to have caught the bullets of the enemy
in the same Way
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

s.. Pct.r,s Cathsdrut.--Ths recomm da-
ton. unanimonsly adopted by Congress at its
session Il Monday last, that oil the Churches
throughout ,ho Confederate 6'ates would
unite, on yestorday, in thanksgiving and praia'
to Ami hty God, for our signal and glorious
victory at Manassas, vss observed with soler,n
and impressive ceremonies in the different
Churc es in Richmond. A. st. Peters Cattle
dral, ths Rt. Rev. Bishop Maglll preached on
Divine Providence, drawing bis arguments
and illustrations from the events preceding
and attending the great battles Of the 18th
and 2ist. The Cathedral was crowded, some
800 soldiers forming part OF the congregation.
Among the latter we noticed one entire COM
pany from Charleston, South Caroline, con-
sisting Of one hundred AMI ten; ad lrish
adopted citizens and members OF Bishop Ma
gill's Church.
When the eloq uent Divine sdverted to the
vast preparation made for our subjugation-
the vile embleme OF degradation which
we're captured, namely: $4,000 handouts, and
recounted some of the trying and thrilling IN
cidents of tho battle, and then asked, Dad not
an overrulins and q merciful Providence In
torpose ut this momentous and critical juno
ture, to nerve tho arm and Ere the hearts OF
cur noble champions an evident but sup
pressed sensation was psrceptible throughout,
the crowded Cathedral The soldiers bosom
was seen 10 beave with mingled emotions Of
patriotism and Indignation.
The invocation to his congregation to adore
and glorify that iaerciful and benign Provi-
,lsnce which has so far crowned our banners
with victory, that it may still be our protec-
ton and our shield against an unjust, wick
cd aud ruthless invasion, was beautiful AMI
impressive effort Of Christian elOquence, in-
busd with the holy emotions of lofty pa
triotism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Wm. II. Harlbat.-This person, who ID
charged with hostility to the Government, is
still in confinement In this city. A consdera-
BILE number of people are IN der the impression
that nothing will be gained by keeping him
here. 1t is rumored that he will soon be re-
leased. No harm would result therefrom
were he conveyed out OF the jurisdiction Of
the Confederate States. His disposal is in
the hands Of Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, Secretary
Of State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Owe OF THa CoSyRcTIcuT BOYS TIL. letters
snich The Yankees left behind them in their
light from Stone Bridge afford some indica
ION Of the moral, religious and political sen
,ment OF the Northern people. We nave
cen several, among which is one addres sed
0 one Of the Connecticut boys, from which
We copy u few words: There is no news
acre at present, except that ex-Gov. Sey-
inonr has turned traitor. with eighteen others
the Legislature. Way, William, there is
-nore damned traitors here than there is in
tne South 90
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From the Wise Legion.

Reliable accounts have reached us of til.
advance of the Federal forces, in strong mum
rers, upon Charleston, Kanawha county -
Gen. Wise, having only small force al hi,
Command, has fallen back to GaulsN Bridge
in Fayette county. 1t is to be hoped tina
endorsements will pc sent TO him without
unnecessary delay.
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CARx FOB The WouSDEp.-By direction OF
aov. CLARK, Surgeon General Johnson left
'taleieh, N. q , on Friday last, accompanied
~ q numerous stat aud with every thing ne
csssary for such AL expedition, for the vicini.
~ Of the battle Held in Virginia, 70 render all
oossible aid to the wounded soldiers.
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Captain Boggs Company.-We are informed
that bat one member Of Company H, Captain
Frank Boggs, has been killed during the opsr
atoms at Manassas. Milton Barnes was killed
and John II. Morgan was wounded. At thu
battle Of Manassas, though greatly expo sed
the men luckily escaped. Captain Bosgs sayi
that young Barnes was brave lad.
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Contributions for the Wouudsd d,

We have received liberal donation for the
benefit Of the wounded from citizen of Nor.
folk, who sent like gum through this office
for the benefit of Mrs. WYATT, the mother O.
young WYATT, who fell at Bethel. The fol
lowing is his letter, enclosing : check fol
Fifty dollars
NORFOLK, July -, 1s6i.
Editors Dispatch Gsutlemen--I notice III
your paper OF this date call fer meeting oi
"the citizens Of Richmond to concert nnea-
suTes Tor the aid and comfort Of the wound
ed il The battle Of the 2lst inst.
i trust it will not be regarded as intrusive
sn my part if / ask the privilege of being con-
7idered q citizen of Richmond SO far a. tht
)tIect of the meeting is concerned ard to
thls end beg to tender the enclosed certified
check Tor fifty dollars, 20 which you will
please give the proper direction, and obiige,
gentlemen, Yours, very truly,
CRAELEs HARMS
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SAD Tie wife of Andrew l.. Hansbe,ger
Esq. died suddenly Ia Rockingham county
Va. las: Monday morning. Her death wal
projaeed By excitement and alarm coIse
q usSt upon vagus aud gpfoanded reports O.
the hattie ~ the previous day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Collision on he Railroad Some Of the
rolling stock owned by the Central Railroad
collided on Friday night when some distanc.
from this city, pr lucing considerable injury
to three engines, and slightly damaging sew
eral Of the cars used for carrying passengers
troops, DC. Luckily, no person was seriously
hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

WEscsxD PRIsoxgks.-The men taken from
vessel lately wrecked at Hatteras Inlet,
we're on Tuesday last taksn 70 Raleigh, and
'romptly released by the authorities, on the
round that they were driven on ths coast by
; stress Of wsatasy, aud were not hslligegsats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Reported Dsad.--A rumor was current In
the city yesterday that Alderman O. b. HUI
Of Jefferson Ward, diod on Saturday while or
visit TO his relatives short distance in the
country. We should regret to hear rumol
verified in this instance.
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os tbs i7th in.t,, u the First Baptist Church,
and Miss SARAH J. aKiNsLsY, both Of this
ei y. $50
eth residence OF Cart. Martin Tntwiisr, on
rhsr d.y mDnnS ne -0in i I, ~ -. hsy ~
HAhY Ii. fUrwIL.s. al Of Flnvanna eouaty.
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1HH I,AY
ny James NJ. Taylor l. Son, Aucrs

- HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY, Ar AUt,TT0NH
on MONDAY, the 10Th dag oil July, IT 81 o'cinss
r. Nj, uil be sold upon the premises s,gs,
side OF Cherry street, commenting at the No.
corner of Beverley strest-eaoh fronting 80 fss,
and running back l3s feet to an aley % fsst wide
~ and Albemarle streets, fronting 2. feet ..sh
aud running back 10 feet TO alley ~ feet a.
being directly on posits the residence Of John e
Andrews, Esq. The situation Of thsss Lot. !:
among st the most beautiful in that n pidly rrov
INK section, and better In cstL ent can bs ma
than Gh's salo viii afford.
TRRNs.-nnst bird cash; ths balance at ana,
m0u'hs, with interest addad, and secured by
trust deeds. JAS. II. TAYLOR i SON
iy 20 Auction eeys
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Nv Richard Csuthsrn. Auc,,.

- roc 4 II les, Ac., AT AUCTION.-Os
N MON DAY, 2st1 irst., at 10 O'Clock ut nv
gar, y. q nu8sr sud Moiassos, Mscksrel in bar
rsis aud kits, Batter, Cheese, Lard, candles, Por.
Wine. Tobacco, Dried Apples, Matches, and sun.
dry other artielos.
" 90 Y CAUTHORN Ane.
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CuttiHy.-Robert Lindsey aud John s. Ksl-
ley wers carried before Alderman Sanxay,
Saturday, for inlrtins severe and perhaps
fatal stabs on James Vaughn. They were
committed to the jail till the Goth inst.
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Arres.s.-The police arrested on Saturday
night ths following persons: Wn. Dunn, for
Drunkenness; Goo. W. Strom, for ditto; Alex
ander Il. Absrcrombie, for ditto. A. had in
his pocket a parchment commission from
Jalpss b. Polk as . nidshipman in the Navy,
datiug from 1913, and like commission from
James Buchanan as . Lieutenant in the reve
nue. service, sud sundry letters statiug he had
CONS On hero to enter into the sers ice Of the
Confederate States. Jos. Lowry and John
Grant were also arrested Saturday night for
drunkenness
Yesterday Opis Static was arrested and
cxged by John VI. Davis On the charge Of
forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Arrired.-D. c. Dejarnetts, Va, Wn. T.
Early, Albemarls; l.. W. Spratt, correspond
ent Of the Charleston Mercury; VIM. II. Irwin
Alexandria, and others, arrived in this city
vesfardav
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ConJrsss.-Congressm met en- Saturday At the
usual hour, aud wss opened With prayer by
Rev. Thos. V. Moore. 1t then went into so
crst session.
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Mr.. CrittendeD, kentucky and the South.
no %, Nv.

The man who could stand by deep river,
and, himself knowing the art Of swimming,
could behold, without an effort at deliverance
a fellow being struggling against II current
that threatens to engulf his person, is justly
considered heartiess and inhuman being
whose own proper punishment would be :t
throw him into the same stream, with mill
stone about his neck that would sink him for
ever to the bottom. Mr.. CRIfTENpEN, Of Ken
lucky, processes to believe that the South, hi
own section, is engaged in a contest for litt
and death, in which she must certainly be tn,
loser, and he knows that in losing she loses
all--eVery civil and political right-Efe-pro-
perty-the sacredness Of home, and lie no
only refuses to give his aid, but joins the az
gressors and urges them on in their blood
purposes. We have never heard of the posi-
ton of any public man which has filled us with
such surprise and horror. :" Put not you
faith in Princess" says the good book, ano
put not your faith in" politicians, is d maxim.
equally enforced by the universal experience
of mankind. How powerful must be party
spirit, Wneh IL can 20 thoroughly crush GU
from a man s heart all patriotism and humani
ty as to lead him to desert Lis own country
AMI join her irnplacable enemy in such strug
gle as this. Happily, her situation is not a.
helpless and hopeless a. Mr.. CEIrTEsDEN sup
poses. She has "bulfetod " the opposins
stream with dusty sinews," and in spite O.
those who stand indifferent upon the shore
and others who are seeking to drown her, sh,
will come safe to lard. Nor do we believ.
that Mr.. CRirrESDEN will carry Kentuck.
with him. The Republicans declare that tn
time has come when sho must take sides al.
be with the South or against it. Can she
will she draw the sword against her owl
mother, Virginia: Win she battle her bay
nets in kind red blood: BY every affinity o
nature and Interest, she is called upon TO de
tach herself from the despotic North and joi
the Southern federation. We rejoice tina
thousands Of her gallant sops are already az
Iayed undsr the southern Tag, and believe
ere long, che will come gsilantly to the colum,
which is marching in victory under her owl
DAVIS, her own JOHNSTON, the Louisiana BEAU
| REG ARD, ANA the Virginia JOHNSTON and Len
uanles which are destined 10 hallow and i'm
ulor:alize our age and country.
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DEAra OF FErEkAI Captain Ben jamin
Mccoy. of Camden District, s. O. died on
the l4th inst He was msr Dor OF Captain
Lsvy's company, stationed At Hadcrsll's
Point, in 1919.
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ADMIRALTY NOTICES
UONFEDERATE states OF AMERI,
4 EAE6RRN III aTRICT GL NIRGINiA n

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA:
" EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. & -
Wheress, libel has been died in the District
Gear. Oh The Cen ederats States of Arnyrica. for
the Eastern District Of Virginia, en- the l2th day
of July, isel by Capt; 0sorse N. Hollins, com
mi,siope1 cilce- OF The COnfsd ,rste States Navy,
and late Commander Of the przs steamer the st.
Nicholas, on behalf as well OF the Confederate
States. &c OF himself and of the officers and crew
II thep'ze crew as Aforesaid agar rst thu
Margaret Of New YORK. her tackle, apparel. far.
n'ture sod cargo, and praying process against
said schooner and cargo ana that ths said schoon-
or her tackle appsrei, and furniture and Cargo
may 10 condemned as forfeited and sod, to be
di..ribu ed HI by aw directed Add provided
Now, tn erstOre. ia pursuance Of the moaitio2
ua5er the seal of the said Court, tn me dir ccted
AID delivered, do hereby give pubic notice 70
all persons claiming the said schooner, her
tackle. apparel and loruitUre and cargo, or in any
manner Interested therein, that they be and APP
pear before the said Dptric Court, to b. held IN
the city OF fichnoui, in AMI for this kastern Dis
.rict ct Nirs ina, the 18th day CT August next,
at Il O'clock A. ii, provided the same shall b. u
ca. Of Jurisdiction, otherwise. On The next day
Of jurisd icion thereafter then and there TO in
teipoKe then claims anu to make their allegations
In that behalf
JNO. +. Willy, Marshal OF the
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A Barn was burned down in the South
westsrn sasu,ba, on Saturday night, about ls
O'Clock. We could not learn tho owners
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DEorAsED.-Ool. Robert Turner, for many
years Clerk of the Courts in Warren county.
Va died on the 23i inst in the 7sd year Of
his age.
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Na.or,. caurt. Sat.rdar,-Huch Mccarty.

Mayors Court, Saturday. Hugh McCsrty,
drunk, was left of. Jas. Doin, drunk and
pointing q loaded musket at James McGeo,
admonished and let Of. Albert, slsve of Wn.
Greanor, whipped for striking John @. Mosby
with n stone. VIM. Roberts, free, ordered
twenty lashss for sssaulting Elisabeth Martin.
wm Bolton for abusing and threatening g.
E. Weaver. gave security. Ann I. Hughes,
charged with kscpirg a iisorderly house, cen
tinusd till the Goth. Edward Cunningham,
acquitted Of stealing $4.75 from VIM. Whipple.
Adam Weaver. for threatening BENZ. Bolton,
case continued to the 29th. Donald McCrady
was required to give security for assaultins
A. w. Trabue and threatening to kill Mary
Trabue. The disturbance occurred On the
bagiu.
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JNN. =. WIZ, Ha1shaI Of the
e. ;. OF America ana Z. Va. Dist.
r. n. irLETr, G. s. Dist Atty
" ~ 1t and Prretcr for Tibelarts
C,oNFEDRrAr STATES OF AMERICA:

StoNFEDEf A STATES OF A NANlGA:
y EASTERN DISTRICT or vI9G,NIA, S. S -
Whereas, libel has been died in the District
Court of tue Confederate states of America tor the
July, KS, by Capt Gsorgs n Holiins, a comnis-
stoned oncer OF the Confederate States Navy, and
late Comnand der Of tn. prize steamer St Nicholas
on bshalf a. well Of the Confsdsrats si,tes as OF
himself, and OF the officers and crew Of the prize
crew as aforesaid, ~gsinrt the schooner mary
Fierce, OF Boston her tackle, apparel, furniture
schooner a nd sarge, sad that the said schooner,
her tackle, apparel. furniture and cargo, may Le
c"nds I'd forfeited. and sold, to be di.tr bted
as by law directed and provided
u.sr M se or he sd cont ii the ne.
and delivered. do hereby give public notice to
AL persons cisimins the eald scho Hsr, her tackle
apparel, furniture aad cargo, or IN any man nsT
ntsresed thersin, that they be and appear before
tina said District Court to be held in the city OF
kishmoad. in and for the Eastern District OF Vir-
sinia, tho 18th day OF August next, IL o'clock
A. T., provided the same shall be day OF iu
ton thereafter then and there to intsrpose their
Slams and to make th'ir siesuHioH: e thst be-
Marshal ofths c. 5. Of A., And &. Va. Dist.
P: AIIsTr, C. IS. District Attorney,
jy D-st and Proctor for Libclsnts.
OoNELDEH AT.K sTAa E:,r AsfEki Ca:
whereas, Libel hs. hes flea in tao Districs
Cart of tho Confederate -tates OF rrerica ror
T..r. . :, S.s ct S,saI. ls a s
m 5 ioaed oaeer of tho Come ierate states Navy,
and late Con- n.adsr Of he prize ste,mer s.: Nj
az OF himself and OF the Officers ami crew afors
said agains. the .aid steamer st. Nicholas, OF
lure and eIgo, and PRAYING process against he
said ship and tar-o. and hat the said shtp, hsr
tackle, APPAREL, and fui niiure and cargo NAV DO
condemn ed foriei cd aad ,ola 20 be distributed
IS by law directed and provided:
Vow, therefore,in Pursuance of the Jnoniton
.njer the seal OF The said Court. to me di rect ed
and deliver do her. by give public notics to all
PERSONS claiming he said ship, her tack o. appare
aud iuraiture and easso or in any manner inter
asted ;fsIsin. that they be and appear before the
sad Dlstrlct Court, to be held IN the city of Rich
Moni ia and for the Eastern District of Virgin a.
on The LIT day of August next, at eleven o'clock
crowded 'he same shall be a day Of isdiction
Otherwise, on fse next day of jurisdiction there
and to make their allegation in that behalf
JOHN Z. Willy, Marshal OF the
G. S. of 4. aud L. Va District
?. II. ArLsTr, c. s. Dist. Atty
jy sp-st and Proctor for Libelants.
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Z. q AYLErr, Z. s. DIST. t'y,
Tvs ard Proctor Tor LibeiantR
C.,rF DEKATE STATES OV An ERICA

(NuNf Fl ID EkA1E STATES Of "A M ERICA:
~ EASTERN Dist Ait OF VIEGlN1A, . . -
Whereaa. a libel, has been elet In thu p,stri.t
Cour; OF the Confederate states of America for
the Eastern District Of Virginia, on the 18th day
Of July, 1881 by Capt. Geo N. HolIins Il CON-
missioAsd o M.ar OF the Confederate States Navy,
and lat. commander Of ths prize .telraer the
est. Eieholas,' On behalf as ell CT the Confed-
crate statss 4: OF hi mself and Of the Ulcers and
crew OF the prize crew as aforesaid, AZ inst the
brig "Montissllo," OF Baltimore, her tacAc APP
pAlel, fIIr;lurs ,ndseargo; and prayl.g process
asainss ead brig sad cargo. aad that the SAID
brig, her tackle, apparel ana furniture and car.
g. may D. eondsln: ed as forfeited. asd ,oid, to
fe distribute IS by Law rectsd aid provided
Now. therefore, In pu tsuanee of the moni.ion
under the seal " the sa. Court, to me directe
ana delivered, Id hereby give public notice to
ell persons claiming the Said brig, her tsckel,
apparel, and fdrAiture and cargo, or In any man
ner Interested therein, that the, be and appear
before the ssid hi trict Court. o be held 10 thu
city OF hichmend, IN ar for tho Eastern Distrie
OF Virginia, Oh the i2th day Of Angus next st II
o'eirsk A. NJ, provided the came shall be q Ia,
OF jur'tdietina Otherwise, on the lie 1t day Of
arlsd sion thsrs&ftsr,l taen and there to intef-
po.s their Of TINS ard TO make tEsir 81: ogsti ,n.
in that pShaf
JNn. y. Willy, Ha1shaI of the
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Capt. W. p. Lea, Sr., enc OF the oldest pi-
lo:s Of Charleston $. C., died On wsdn e.day
Last.
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0DOCERIB1, 40

LIQUORS., BACON, sc.
70: eeb!s fns Mountain Rye WHIsKEY;
20 bbls. GIN and French BRANDY;
10 hall and !qr. pipe. hns French BRANDY;
loo Bags prime Bic COFFEE;
80 hhas prime SHOULDERS and slDEs;
go bbis Refined, Yellow. Extra c, and A
80 bids. SUGAR;
10. BIKES .damant!ne aud rallow CANDLES
3 sSls Nos No.; ]. ~ ana d sAdkskkG
s sss ~; 81 Ss. s' a5h Ess sassssAs''
so box sTo let SOAP;
80 aSs,s S Shs5 id .ss FFsrEs
500 rs4ms W .rpipg PAPsh:
/. bbls Blackberry and Cherry BRANDY;
q. tiercss and 80 kess eaf LAkD;
5, bbla. Va. Peach and Apple BRANDY,
50 kegs SAL. SODA. For :sie BY
I0O BBL.. MOODS FAMILY ROE
100 half OSl.; BOB HERRINGs;
10 hall bbIs saAD RoE;
L., 10: h hsli bis No a ma MA k III
50 bbl.. Woods CG ! Il sRgiSds:
iy 29--lot 18th St, bat Main and Cary.
f11l HOMES YEAST PDWDEKS
iUU 900 boxes MUSrAEp;
l Ice S d. fi pnr,;sh9g RE ESp
ty as-los 18th ST. bet Main and Gary.
~ ''' sUrERplsn v,ou,
~ a7-st DUNLOP, MoNcugs sCo.
EMONs FOR SALE.
FIFTEEN BOXES
LILY oss.
In good order,
For sale by
,y.7 a,* RAaLAND BRO
A /" A !" A n TINE sDLEs.
HALF BOXES.
iys7-st DUNLOP, MoNCURE 400.
OF superior quality.
In quantities TO suit,
j. z7-8t DUNLOP MOSCuRE 90.
NEW OKL Fans.
PIPTY EoesHEADs.
Pair to prime quality.
~ a7-st DUNLOP, MoNCuRk co.
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs.
FIFTY BARRELS
CHOICE QUALITY.
tys5-st DUNLOP. MoxcuRs CO
q l. RYE
wis KEY.
10 L Barrels very old and hus,
jys7-St DUNLOP. M0NcuRE h co.
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AUCTION sAIHa
-~~-->->.>----->~
WTORD DAYS.
TITAN e,ONSTA E,x 49, -

HIGH C0NsTAsL9's sALE.--WT7
- - saia; "a Wsans:dAy. tbs sist day Of ~ b
, ace, AZ s.so,.m:nt of HOUsEHoLb !.
KIr.HEa FukNlrUkE, consistina ~ AID
stsads, Feather Bsds, Mattresses, fsnlss g. Bed
stands, Tia S.f.s. Prose-, Windsor "a ~c.sh
s seat Chsl,s, Roeiing Chsirs. yrunt.. c Iiss.
one very good Violin-to safety sundrv a., Aaf
wArrs nts In my hands. aissrsss
Tgan..-CAsh.
j7 2s-2t GRO A. PHyENAN n
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To MILITARY MEN. sc.


J. w. RANDOLPH, ~ NAL. Sr.'
rHk Han IAN B Se SocE 81 isfitISsi, gxSsE
Joseph Rosesss, resstA Rssins.s VIZ. 4
scSis, ~ naN. pSssPaia. 1"-~
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TRUSTEG'9 SALE or CHOICr
bRASDIES, WI kS, &c. AT AUCT,nr" lb
virtue Of deed OF trust, made 70 ths snka-by
by Charles Ford, and daily recorded io 'hoseries
o. IL. austnxs CNun Of he GX .! ss';
l'sl, At the store Of z b. COOK No 10 Maasssi
commencing at 10 O'Clock, sill the WINE g.,
0UOES, &c. conveyed by said deed, VII, ~ b.
/ c:sk Dark hsnnssssy BRANDY.
Thomas Hines
+" Msret
F." beaabivs
Dark Otsrd Daruy Co. Rp.rnu
barrsis l.. WiiibKkY
Ho,land GIN.
Scotch WHISKY.
sAsk Madeira VINE.
" Sherry &"
keg Jsmd.0s hUM.
8 cases koy.l af:ps wiSE-qt..
l. 4" CLicauos :.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29
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