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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Ocean Dank.-StAtement Of The OCEAN BANh Nv
$50 Laws Of 1853, tor the week endhS -
Tth Jay u March, 1885,
Of Loans aad psco1rfs
A. efa
Average smoant Of Clrcaaon. osasW ~
Of <SssoSo ~
Civ and County OfSew York Martin, President 49,
efrmcd snd hat the eosve ss
"''"' 'N'1 d. r. MARTIN, President
HIx,r PALus, Notary PuAhA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

SnehiicuI Bnnk.-s.a,enent Of the CHEMICAL
by Chspe a., lsS3 or ending
fsurtay the 7ih dsy OF March, 1854, 'N' vs. - 49,
Average amount IL "a I)scoa,t. nOO
Ave- Specie
Average HniOunt Of Creuirior ''''''''' ~"
Ayerfs s,tmOurs NJ Deposit.
Cy and county OF New fork, George Wisn s'.e "
tue thefH bh'k beng day sworn,
statement correct. TO the best sod bel er
,, GEORGE G WILLIAMS Cssh,r
H. 6 T.ILs.s, Notary Public.
Ckathum RaDk.--SetenentOf the n ATIA vUANK
esuced BY ~ ,p 40 Law, Of - Tor tue week ending Saturday
the 7th d,y Of Mach, 1855
Of lOsns and DHcouD In
A
Average amount o. Clrcuiaton .S,OI5 90
Deposit. rOST,G1
CITY and County ], O. ~ Schrin Cashier OF
drpose
a emept u correct best Of kuosle'as md belief
q. H. SCHREINER. Cashier
sworn before me this 9th Jay ofMsrch 1853
jas W.RD ssrTs, Notary Public
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park Bauk.-st.,ement OF the PARK BANK. Of u

New York. required by Clspef s LAW 81 ioo' is
ending Saturday the ;th DAY 81 MARCH, ieoS oo. a..
Average amount Of Loaas AMI loS -
Of Specie ovVJ,l0O X
Average Circulation ooyo!c n
amount Of Deposits .yfsloty q
civ ard Comfy Of SewYork Charles A. Macy, Cashier
Bank Affirmed depoe and the above sae
meat !, correct bet Of Know edge and belief
CHARLES A. MACY Cashier
Affirmed before ne this 9th DAY q March, 1893 ,-.,.
Wa NJ Mlariss Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

E~ss~-~I pauL -Gsatsusnt ~ thA NATfnNhr HsNs
National Rank. -s,stsu,snt OF The NATIONAL BANK
required By Chapter so Laws ie -
the week Saturday, ths 18th dey q March. 1867 -
Of and Discounts oxeeys1l0 -
Average anonnt speeie o.osSyS ~
Average anount oil Dsposs sSs1.OeS ~
Bank duly yorn dspos and the ssovs 800
T. ID. TAPPEN, CasAse
Sworn before this 9Th Day Of March, Isss
EDwu T. Cossr, E, Notary Public
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,Ianhattnn Company sta,emen, Of tho MANHAr

COMPANY Of the C New Yot OF the daily balance
the follow the week ending Saturday morning. the
th dAy OF March, 1885, -. -. -
Average amount Loans and discounts O06t SI
lrern.e Amount og Specie x2sVts9 OS
Average amount Of 6s5st 81
amount OF lfilss
Cy and Coan, New York Jhn HAfers-r Cs'hsr Of
he Manhattan COMPANY the City of brs duly de-
I'D
knowledge aad beieL join > HARbENGEh, CASHIER
swosn bcore mc this 9TH day Of March, 1913.
Eo4t r. ia, Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
North River Banl. Statement Of the NoaTI

NOrth RIvef bunK oIs1eIIeus ~ ~. ~. ~
RIVER BANK required ey Chapter 20 lava o. iso LOT ns w.
ending Saturday 7th day Of Mech, 1905 A
Average and Discounts
OF tpcce ~
Of Circulation s2'sSt ~
CsJ and Coany Of SewYork, si D. Hays. Cashier o
North duly depoe ane SAY as nv ssv
.,s,snsu, q correct hs Of knowlsdss and sssL
Sworn befsr. m. hi. oh DAY Of March, 1893.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
P.onIe,, Dauk.-statemsnto OF the PEOPLES pa
SaInt NichoIas Rnak.-st..ement Of ,h. aIiNT

saint Nicholas Baak.-ss.emsnt Of the SAINT
NICHOLAS BAHH required by Chapter $50 isss ~
the week ending Saturday the TIA day OF March, is6si
amount of Loans aud DISCOUNT ar a
opeS4c
amount Of Circulation. l78s91 %
I,IG13 ~
City and County OF New York Archibald Pakhurst CsS
Il the Saint Sehons Bank being duly sworn dspose
that the SONG satelneu to the beat "
and belfet A. PARgHURSf Csshler'
saOscr0ed ano sworn before me the 1th day Marh
Rosslss Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Hanover Bauk.-Stsement Of the HANOVER BANK,
Yrt by Chapter Laws Of 3 for the wess end
Ius saturday, ,hs 7'h day Of March, 1873; -
Of Loans and Discounts ex,16So1c -
OF Circulation l0xSoc w
Dsposlt-.
CIV .nd co.n,y Yors william IghnsOn Pesdsntoi
the Bani Yo uy sworn, dSps and that the
oneCi 70 the lest OF ny knoyetse aud eehss
w. II JOHNSON, President.
swosa before lie tbs OH day Of March. e61
ia. W H,Ls Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

WARD BANK. required by Chapter u ior tn
wecA ending Saturday, the Tth day Of March lsS3!
Average amount 81 Losns and Discounts .lSgOs9 s,
Average amount OF Specie S5o,tSs -
Average amount Of ClTealston II the late se,eusa
Wrrd Bank :.,....,........,., sS,iSl o.
Average amount OF Deposits 1sI to.oIS *
City and County OF Newiork Alfred Fraser Cashier
the Seventh Wad Bsnk being duly sgon dese amt say ha n
above statement correct to the best Of my kno.sdse ana 2s
b. sf4. l. s. FRASER, C@hsI
F.sr.aic BcLI. Notary Pnoic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

OfIenfal Dauk.-Statement Of the ORIENTAL BANK
required LA1s 1863 for the week ending Saturday
he .th day OF March, iet5i =.
Of Loans
amount Of 4o,0.s
Of Circulation ltc1yt
ca ana o.nty Of New York .s wnhnson HALL CasAsS
duly deposs ad ay that TIE aeess
statement correct x w A. HALL Nsso1s'
SVEN 5e.ore ne ,hs 9TH Day Of March, isa ,o,
FssDs,Iex Hgsusos. Commissioner OF Deeda
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Greenwich Bank.-Statement Of the GREENWICH
Ram of required BY Chapter 80 Laws OF
SIS or the weei ending saturday Th day u March 1885
Of Losss aud Discounts tgSS46 ~
oOG,O4S ~
SJ,ssJ %
CO. AMI Coun,y Of New Yori A Wism Hawe Cashier
Civ Of sewYot being duly depcss and
thai best Of ino~edss and
belief WILLIAM hAWEo' Cssnsr.
s-orn before ne hi, 9th day Of March. 1863.
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Marine Bank-s..,s%snnt Of ths MARINE Pan "a \

by Chapter 800 Laws l5 Dg the week
saurls, e Iih diy OF Ma, h. 1858;
Loans aud Discounts ~ 08R tos
Average amount 81 specie 7Igo9s
Average OF Circulation xaOS3l
Of New Yot De fsmater, Ca-heg Of th
Mns Nsw being duly depse andsay that the Abov
statement the best Of my kaosedse and belec
= NJ LAMATER Cashier
sworn before this 9th day Of March. lst3
Iaa. Nofsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Mechanics ana Traders Bank.-Ststsroeat q
The NE CHANCES ASD TRADERS BASK a. required Nv Ch,p,sr
1885, eadRs Saturday the nth DAY Of March
Of Loans and Discounts. OOs, 6s4 10
A .....
Of 1yD.2Oo 90
Average amount VI Deposits %
CySnd COMFY of .York g. Geo w Yoqe Csshsr a ~
Mechanics and Trade. Bank day
correct knowledge and
GE0. w. YOCLE, cssaiss
Sworn before m this 9th day o. March. 1873
AIS w. KsssrDr, Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24
DIED.

At her brothers, in this city, ON Saturday,
the ed inst. at q quarter to4 o'clock A. NJ,
of typhoid pneumonia, Miss SALLIE A.
WHEELER, daughter Of the late VIM. H.
Wheeler. Esq, Of Fredericksburg, in the
18th year of her age
s.1- Washington and Baltimore. papers
please copy.
On Saturday morning. the I'D inst, at Sol
itaire, Henrico county, Va, the residence of
his parents, of congestion of the brain,
NATH'L LEWIS PALESKI, Dr., only son Of
Chas. G. and Mary G. Palcski, aged four
years one month and seventeen days.
In Portsmouth, Va, July I'd, 1868, of ty-
phoid fever, COLUMBIA A., eldest daugh-
ter Of Josiah A. and Mary Eliza benson,
aged q years and 6 months.
t~ Wilmington On. c. papcrs will please
copy.
At his residence in Henrico, Of consump-
ton, on the evening of the 10th instant, Mr..
THOMAS B. CARTER, in the 6sd year OF
his age.
On the 2lst inst, after long aud painful
illness, of typhoid fever, LLOYD LEE,
youngest son Of X. and Rehecca Spilman,
aged years and 8 months.
On the 18th Of August, ALICE FREE
MAN, aged IA months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Prison Record Since our last report the
following prisoners have been received at
the Libby, viz: Capt j. A. Arthur and I'd
Lieut.. d. K Lock, 9Th Kentucky cavalry, and
thirteen priyates from Knoxville, Tenn.
twenty-thrce from Atlanta, captured on
Black river, Miss; thirteen from Whining.
ton, N. C.-they were part OF the crew Of
the gunboat NephOn; five from Wytheviiie,,
one from Fredericksburg, capturedat United
States ford; five from Stanton, captured in
Jackson county, and six from Gordonsville,
capt ured at ThOroughfare Gap, by Captain
Moler, Of the 18th Virginia cavalry, on the
18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Home Manufactures are far more becoming
Southern ladies' and men in these war times
than the Yankee gewgaws which decorate
the former and the costly trash worn by the
latter We have seen within the past few
days several ladies dressed in domestic goods,
including bonnets and shoes, which the
wearers had made themselves. Though not
so fine of texture as similar articles worn
before the war, they were far more becoming
TO the wearers than silks would have been,
and showed spirit of patriotic indepen-
dence which deserves emulation. Ladies
can do great deal towards making the
South indeuendent, and they should do it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

sYyRuSYEEH ale AZ absut 9 eeteo = WI vatanhle
1 and bsnnttnal lnnA, o. - woe q ~ essy 6
Richm0ud by Yiftue a Z 6osd q 0Ws, eeeeosee
BY NJ John h Aie1fs md Wt1D - OuaMey nee1Goa
ana 70 Howioou trustees, bearing dAee - ApsA.
I0o1 dalv recorded In Henrico C0unsy C1ofts sne,
n Min Trustee. q exccutSm Of the I'D tTn, and
with The consent and full Appreciation d Nr shields
seIi II public auction On the premises o0 Aooday
3lst August 1868, at O'Clock H. (I MM; not,
The first fair day thereafter that portion sne Oeso
tiful farm called Poplar Vale, on which ne sad
Shields now resides, rs lies west Of tne manson
house, containing about Is acres, plat o. when win
be exhibited At the hour Of sale, and can in the mean
time be seen at the Office Of Goddin Apperson tbs
land is nearly square in FORM and is MOI only very
ciiQby situated bnt there ID not an acre OF IL waste
or hat land but the hole Of Il 10 high state Of cu
tiyaton and admirably adapted for market gardens
and suburban residences. Ashland ST, in HArvie's
man. G ynuects with this land that the access 20
il an excellent one This land adions Mcssrs Har
grove sutton, Craig, Omohondro, and trump; ana
whether reference be had to the superior quality o.
the land for building cites on it, its nearness 70 the
city, it is believed more valuable or attractive body
of land has seldom been offered for sale.
The terms Of sale will be those rescfibed by the
deed but if preferred the whole purchase money may
be maid in cash in bankablc funds Mr. Shields will
take pleasure n showing the land to those who may
Call on him. kO HOWSON,
an "A Acting Trustee
DUBIN SALE.I W ill sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, on Thursday, the 21th instant at my house,
in Henrco county 8 miles above Richmond, on the
old Turnpike road, four horse wagon and harness,
Z good horses, some fat cattle buggy and harness,
with a lot of seasoned pine wood. Sale 10 commence
at II o'clock AM (au 24--3t+l mo " ALLEY.
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ylnru-A daring burglary was perp

Buyylary.-A daring burglary was perPe'
the particulars of which are as follows: At
a late hour, all the male members Of the fami-
ly being absent, three burglars proceeded to
the residence OF Mrs. William Wallace, and
cutting the bars from back window, en-
tered the basement and began their search;
On getting into the storeroom they removed
a full barrel of sugar, a barrel Of lard, ana
many other articles Of groceries, and tnen
escaped with their booty. One OF tne 1ou; ,s
absent. she dared not examine the house to
ascertain the cause. A gentleman in the
neighborhood saw three suspicious charac-
ters lurking about, and watched them for
some time. but could not see where they
went to- Since the robbery the police have
been on the alert, hoping to catch the thieves,
fy,t Thus far have not sucee eded.
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T An0B nn310 MnnueceWod - 011GkloG Jeeoe-
- - = aus13Ga.--We win 81 6 oW w1ee =
1har6av ne1t. nj -, scgnsashg = eA o'ek,
qsalay, hssding sevesai Ven Known bsaads q the
- nssasS's sas,s ,ws.
Hidden treasure
Jouese Brown
J I Dutler's light pressed
6 Hollands bright
Goth Of gold
Princess
Sunny south
Taylor
1000 packages smoking tobacco, in bbis, Is
and ID bags; and ID bales II, y
and ID papers, some OF which u very
superior.
50 bbs Johnstons diploma a-d gold me.ial,
in y, y and ID bags, pscked for ship
Splendid rosewood piano, and
Elegant mahogany secretary aud book
case at IL O'Clock precisely
We will Also sell at IL O'Clock
7-octave rosewood case piano, OF superior
tore and finish, with stool and cover,
and
Elegant mahogany secretary and book
case, modern style, beautiful piece OF
/ sewing machine in good order
ALSO,
An invoice of drugs among which we name the fol-
lowing:
Sweet spirits nitro, suiphnric ether
Blister plaster, pulv rhabarb
Citrate Of iron
Canada balSam
ValiriaR, muratc tipct iron
Ext cubeb, faxseed meal
Alum, alspice, verdgrs
Fancy soaps, lip salve
Vegetable pills, borax, shellac
Sirychnine, hive syrup, &c
INVOICES or HARDWARE
At I o'clock we will sell an invoice Of hardware,
Consisting Of
Finishing nails, screws
Plane irons, chiseis
Hand saws, planes
Masons' trOwels, paint brushes
Hinges, killing hoes
GrubbDg hoes, files
Brace and bits, augurs
Coopers' AIDES, butts
Door bolts, oil cans
$50 square feet Of wire cloth
Ivory handle table and dessert knives and
forks
Together with other scarce aud valuable miscelane
Gus goods 3 cbdrens carriages.
au24 SUMNER Il ARENTS, Aucts.
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A DESIRABLE FARM Of $50 acres, with the s,,ss
"A Of Horses, Mules, Cows, and Farming Imple
ments, in Henrico county about seven miles ten
Richmond near the head Of the Brooke Turnph.
adjoining The lands Of Half sink, Dr. Powell, Sc al
auction At the Request Of Mr. c Taliaferro, VIII
sell upon the premises, on Wednesday, the 2ttb
August, at 10 O'Clock A N, the above named Farm.
ut present occupied by himself The Farm con,aiGs
lSO acres, of which there about 1870 cleared and
partly under cultivation; the balance in woods Tic
improvements consist vi dwelling, with SIX ROOMS
together with the usual buildings, including al
excellent ice house.
Immediately after the sale 81 the Farm will pro
coed 10 Sell SIX fine Mich Cows, two Heifers, INV
Hogs, four excellent Mules, two Horses, good
Threshing Machine, anu all the Farming Utensils
The purchaser can have the privilege OF iasipg,is
growing crops at valuation and, in that event,
have possession Of the Farm in few days.
TERMs--FOr the real estate, one third cash, or The
whole if preferred; the balance at and II months
for negotiable notes interest added and secured BY
Q trust deed. For the personal property, cash
At the same place will Offer for sale a Farm u
Hanover, about IL miles from Richmond and 2
miles from the Central Railroad aiming 900 acres,
with all the necessary improvements
aU l7--tds JAS NJ TAYLOR, AGctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Galhering ~, StraggIes's and Deserters-Col
ID. j. Goodwin, Of the c. S. Army, has been
ordered by the War Department to the I'd
Congressional district, for the purpose Of es-
tablishing military camp or rendezvous for
the collection of stragglers, deserters, and
cOnscripts. We learn that he has establish
ed his headquarters and rendezvous at Hicks
ford, Greensville county, Va. He hiss good
field to work in, and, with his known ener-
gy and efficiency in whatever he undertakes,
we are sure that the appointment will result
in great advantage to the Government. as
well as prove gratifying to the people Of that
section of the State.
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COMMISSIONERS sale Of valuable Farm Of 20
" acres On the williamsburg turnpIkt and "

COMMISSIONERS sale Of valuable Farm Of 1882.
" acres, On the Williamsburg turnpike and Yus
river railroad, TX miles below Richmond, aud a,jgn
ing the lands Of John Poe and Others.-u pursuance
OF decree o the Circuit Court Of the county VI Hen
Ilco, pronounced Oh the LIST day Of May 1868, III lhs
case Of Bowies, &c, VIZ Huffman, &c, Will sell at
auction on the prcmises, on Thursday, The 21tb d
August at IL O'Clock H. the valuable farm heated IS
above, and formerly owned by thelate James Hen
man, deed. There is upon the place IL comfortable
dwelling, together with the usual out bouses. The
greater part Of the land is nov in cultivation and tho
remainder well wooded. Possession Of a portion Il
the land i'll be given in time to seed the fall efos,
and full pos session on " lst Of January next.
TERMS One third cash and the balance ut one and
two years the purchaser to give his negotiable nocs
iOr tic credit payments with interest added from tho
day Of SALE and the title be retained I'LL the whoe
Purchase money shall be paid and conveyance d-
rected by the court the whole may DO paid "a
cash, ii the purchaser prefers 70 do So
JOHN YOUNG, Cem'r
JAMES Al TAyynR Auct'r !!
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Reu,osal.-Gen. Winder's headquarters will
now be found in the building recently erect
ed by the G. s. Government, on the corner OF
Capitol and 10th streets. The place has been
fitted ny with especial reference to the ae-
commOdation of the Generals department
and is complete in every particular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

TEE REBELLION CRUsHEp.-The New
York Times, edited by that facetious 'lit.
tie villain, who imm0rtalized himself bv
running SO fast from the Au strians at
Solferino that the swiftest MIME bullet
had no chance Of overtaking him, has an
article which assumes with great coolness
and complacency that ''the rebellion is
now crushed" Such being the fact, we
trust the Times and its Washington mas
ter feel as comfortable as ourselves. We
had supposed that crushing was disa-
greeable process, and produced a great
cnanee in the form and appearance of
tmnss but it seems not. So far as we
ere aware, We are AS well as could be ex-
pectsd, and hope the old woman Of Sol
1erino is the same. The same skies smile
over the Southern Confederacy; the same
laws govern it; the same President is at
ITS head its armies are larger than ever,
and its whole population will be soon one
vast emhattled host. We now under
stand what Seward and his Yankees
meant by promising SO often and with
such erphasia to 'tcrush" US. 1t was to
make ~ stronger than We had ever been
befaso. II the Tines believes, however.
IN sobAr earnest, that We are crushed
peoele, why is Lincoln pushing his draft
WITH such desperation? If half mil
Ian o. more Of Yankee troops, now ia
tlhs held, are not enough to hold crushed
people down, and three hundred thou
sand additional have to De added. we
ahooid say that crushing is but the
snallsst and cheapest preliminary to the
work Of snhjugatiop.
The Yankees have escaped destruction
q Gettysburg, and they have taken
yicksburg. and this they call crushing the
6oufheEn Confsderacy. What would
they hsys said, what crazy fools would
tAey have made Of themselves IL thew
I'D eained Is many triumphs M tl,s
Amy g the Potomac Do they imagine
tt e have less constancy, courage and
eaMancs than themselves Il thew
60 psesevere in bad cause after ! score
3 aessass, % they suppose that we shall
~ up heme, country and independence
y. go = twc reysrsese II the men Of
- 1eRslmtlen could Ait a. thro,,ss.
eeH1 $500 nth II lInSis si1i.s - @s 49,
@ Ut 6 ~ eou.1 r. q po 80 |.
80 q - british, u iosies "a. NJ
- - coing = siys up hecaass
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BIZ A. d. Williams, Auctioneer.

vTyRU5IEE'S sale Of Real Estate the only acting
l. Trustee under deed from B w Green and was
to my self aud others, dated 2lst Of February, is
aud with the consent Of the parties interested,
viii Sell at auction, on Wednesday, the 2oth day d
August, (f fair il not, then on the next TAR tty
thereaftef) at 81 O'Clock r H., upon the PREMISE,
the following real estate, being portion Of the pfo
erty conveyed by said deed, u vii: lot of par
Of land fronting OF the Westham road, about foIf
miles from Richmond, adjoining 'Gienbarnle' ee
farm Of Mr. S d Hicks, aud containing Ia acre.
more or leRs.
The terms will be ~ prescribed by the deed, al
will be made known II the time Of sale.
The deed provides that any creditor inferesie .
therein who might purchase any of the proper
might pay fourth Of the purchase money Ia ee
and tho remaining three-fousths in any paper Sc.
cured thereby. ID WILLIAMS,
aulh Trustee
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By Williamson d Co., Auetiouevrs
mo. 1872 Main street

T .ARGE and Attractive Sale Of Crockery Glss,v.,.
II Looking Glasses. violins, &c.--we win ssn y.
Thursday, August 10Th, At our saIesrooms, on M
between 9Th aud 10th streets commencing 4, "a
O'Clock A NJ, a large and excellent assortment Of ="
Plates, Cups and Saueers,
Batter, Preserve, and Sugar Dishes.
Vino Glasses, Walters, Looking Glasses.
Pitchers, Water Coolers,
Preserving Kettles,
Sh0yels and Tongs,
Casters, Lamps, Chambers,
Three superior Volins,
Several Tea sets complete,
and other fresh and desirable Goods, receutlv IN,
ported, well worth the attention Of dealers A.,
honsekeepers. WILLIAMSON \ Co w.
I au 17--tds Auc,,,mso
The above sale is postponed Until Monday. the ca,
inst. WILLIAMSON 4 co,
au ~ AuctioBee,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Eftresagance.- merchant, who has been
doing large business during the war, gives
it as his opinion that the ladies are more ex-
travagant in their dressing now than at any
former time within his experience. Re
CARELESS of cost, they buy the finest foreign
fabrics to be had, often paying as much as
four or five hundred dollars for single dress
As long as this reeklessness is persisted in,
We may expect nothing but a redundancy, of
currency, poverty, and misery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Friday was generally observed throughout
this city as a day of humiliation and prayer.
At an early hour Of the morning all the bnsi-
ness houses were closed The various
chnr .hes were opened for divine service, and
the people generally attended worship
Some of the ministers were deserved'y Sc
we're on eytortioners, and money worshippers,
to which their congregations said, Amen!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Ace,denl-About O'Clock last Saturday,
soldier. while sitting on one of the cellar
CAPS OF r. X. Price Il Co.'s front windows,
with his left hand nearly over the muzzle Of
his m,lsket, caused the piece to explode,
frightening himself terribly, burning his fin
gers with the powder, and producing gen
eral excitement in the neighborhood Luck
element soon subsidized Loadedguns should
be handled with great care, and none but
careless person will ever risk hand or
limb over their muzxles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-24

Good ImJ,roDesaent.-Capt. Wcisiger, OF the
Confederate Clothing Bureau, in order TO ac-
commodate the hundreds of ladies who work
for his department, has so remoddled his es
Establishment as to facilitate the delivery Of
work, and to prevent the employees from
having to wait for hours at a time Besides
increasing his Cutters" he has duplicated
the delivery Office, the receiving office, and
the pay office, SO that the ladies are prompt
ly attended TO, and spared the modification
Of lounging about the doors day and night.