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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

Locu! Defeace-To day is the time appoint.
ed tor meeting of that class Of citizens OF
Heurico county not subject to corscription,
but who are ready and willing to give come
tangible assurance of their determination to
protect their homes and iTesides against the
encroachmenta of the common enemy. Once
more the soil Of Virginia is desscratsd by the
poiluting steps of Yankee birelipgs, seeking
our general destruction. To Gen Lee belongs
the duty Of chastjeiug and routing their nam
army but to the psop,e--lhe fathers and
brothers Of our gallant soldiery in tas field
is entrusted thu labor OF caring for the raiders
and etroliing thieves and p!undereTa tnat will
attempt to pesr9eate every rsighoornoOd, and
if they fail to attempt to perform their par. OF
the lahor, they merit all the punishment that
the fee can iaiiict Let the old men and the
exempts meet at the courthouse and organize
to day--iet the boys undsr eighteen form com
pai.ies and seiect prudent, skilifoi command
ers--Iat all who can mount horse or lire
shotgun, or give signal, prepare for aelion-
let every by-way, every bridge every ditch,
bscome barrier to the foe, 60 that he may
lind no rest for his feet, save that reat which
death swardeth. We have no tine to lose
now, men of Henrico. If you are ready 10
become slaves 70 the Northern horde, stay at
nome; but if You desire liberty for yourself
and your children, organize al once and be
prepared to strike effectively foF yous affairs
aud yonr homes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03
tn fre.iaen = Fseelamasi item

Tho Peapident Of the Confederate States
puts forth this norping stirring appeal to
the Confsdsratss who are absent from their
commands, or who owe service to their coun'
Try. 1t IL the day and hour for struggle and
TRIAL. The enemy plainly shows bis policy by
the powerful efforts he lie making a. coDeen
traaion of his strength for an overwhelming
movement sgsinet us. His suee sss would
bring upon ne ali tho evils enumerated by the
earnest appeal of the President In the pact
We have the best assurance that his appeal
will be promptly responded 70; and ii orr men
onlv continue true and faithful to their rapu
ta,,ons. 70 their own and their country's honor
Il will be all the better that the enemy adopts
the policy Of massipg his troops and ooucen-
trating his energies for great struggle, a
repuise will be all the more disastrous to him,
NIL the more advantageous 70 lis. 1t is only
by really great battles and victories that we
can end the war and gain onr independence
Partial engagements and raids contribute little
TO tie end When the heroic SONS Of the
South enter the great fields TO meet the bun
drsds of thousands Of the enemy, let them
think Of this and fight as though victory
over the invader would end the wsr we
should be, therefore, gratified that the s'snS
ara favorable TO these earnest and massive
collisions with the enemy, and prepare to meet
him with aiaerity Rightly interpreted they
afford tho best hope Of tho early and fsvorsbie
solution Of the great struggle in which we
IVA >ukaykad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

The Depreciation Of the Currency, caused
principally by the demand Of hlockadars ttr
geld, is expressing the poor Of all olssses, but
especially needle women, msny of whom have
large families to support, anu find great dill.
Guilty in earning enough TO buy email amount
of the commoness fare. AS gold becomes
more scarce the depreciation will continae,
until finally it will be rejected altogether. If
the Government would seize and ccnfiscate
all Yankee goods brought into the Confedera-
cy, aud would allow no cotton to go ont, ex-
capt On its own account, taa present state Of
things would speedily improve, and the poor
would De ersatiy relieved. Whatever the
cause, gold and silver will ever be the standard
currency, and as long as tbs Government per-
nits speois TO be carried of and expended for
Yankee trash cur Treasury issass viii bs val
uable only TO tie extent to which they will
purchase gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03
Cen Lee Receiving New ifoncts

On Monday iaet we published GEN. Lee q
,eiter TO Adjutant- General Cooper, in which
40 denied the statements contained In dis
patch FROM Gen. Meade, that "he had esp.
'cred q brigade of infantry, two pieces Of ar
ii!lsry, two caissons, and a large number of
small arms as" Gen. Less army crossed to
the south bank of tie Potomac on the 18Th
and I4sh July. Gen. l. stated in his latter
that the enemy captured " no organized body
y haea" on that occasion, but Only stragsiers,
aho wsfe left aaleep or exhausted by the way
IN very ipclenens night. The two cannon
HeTe LETT III the ROAD because of the exhaus
ton CT the horses tbat draw them. Others
uers sent for, but before their arrival the enc
my had advanced too far to allow the cannon
aEms, cannon, or priaoaers were taken by the
enemy an battfe"
The Northern press attempts to bolstas up
Meade's report, and the Hsratd produces az
proof Of iis accuracy tbs faet chat there are Il
number OF "wonDded ral'eis and prisoners 81
Yankee hospitals; AMI further, that Gen. Pet
siersg was q nlortaiiy wounded at Failing
Waters while I.se wsg retiring Gen. Lee
expressly admits that Confederate aoidiers
were captured, bat not in battle They
were stra.elers and exhausted men, probably
many of them wounded in previous battles.
Gen Les did not say that there Nas 10 skirra
iebipR Gen Pastjgrew was nlortalIy wounded
gear the Pstonlao; bot he died within our
lines There is nothing in sha facts alleged 10
gainsay the statement of Gen Lee that the
enemy captured no 60 organized body" Of men
belonging to his command, and that he cap.
sured neithar earns cauuon, nor men, IN bat
He"'
Il is d remarkable occurrence that word
should b said 10 defend General Lse--the
very soui OF Truth ami Honor against even
Yankee inspirations upon his veracity Even
the Herald had. by way Of aDolagy for ;ts con
tradictcns OF his letter, TO say that those " hO
have known General Lee heretofore doubt lts
sutbenticityp' Ii ia one of the highest COM
pliments that could be paid the General, iast
at such time and IN such a manner. The
Yankee leaders have gained such notoriety as
liars over the world that they would be glad to
associate with themselves some respectable
persons sharing with them IN the exercise OF
their NEST conspicuous virtue. In the essay to
eXalt him 10 their own level, however, they
concede that up TO this time they had ao tssti-
mOny to convict him Of being as good as them
selves! The intended compliment cannot be-
doubted bu5 cer:ainiy tie honor viii not be
accepted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03
sMKTEoP0L,gaA nALLi

Nh hTEcfVAs FAN AiLf
EeT 4 CAED-Gvatefa for Ia liberal patrol
aga 4 the ti!issss AMI seiourEirs of Rio u.nd,
SAXON In tie toftanea OF ). m spo,;ssn II AL che
Manager has dstet iaiaed II llsrc1Hcs to BIS ps
:rcns new an: Interesting ssst-:s Arcsnge msn.s
having bssn MT de with the vs,iocs 7reiiseers
Valuable p aSSsiMgss
Consisting CT the lstsss Beck PEh'icasans, Will be
oias isusa .aons tce znds1ee; thSt is 20 say f0Il
TWEsTY-s1vE To FIFTY C0fiss
Of the newer. a;d ,aoss exc ile1t somancss ana
B og-sphies, will bs aiVaI AgTAE AVERY
NEeas tao prossns ~ses, cessIasse.aS &c
NsaaT
3 no folio re Ia the Iiet Of 1oSs 10 Re asatsis-
uIsd, viz: ~ 3tep-sisss-; Goseife; Esn:ins; Dsr.
ssn Eas. III; .urora sioyJ; Ho Name,
Gopiss & fne aacys Books vii % distributed at
:hs oloEs OK tbs sn,1g entertainment by cori-
ss.!stes sa'eotsa By .as suaicaea.
gETS (IaNDAV} fIduT,
SoUEEe fso.a I.a2 MALLORY . WAR lLLU---
TRAIIon3
VIEWS In hxW ORE-EAES.
Railroad Trip to s<sss Genchse.
NIGH AE.EE IHs BATTLE,
Tntrod- chg sko Noundsd Gffc r a..d bis Faithful
Ssesd.
Two Eo e., Tone new beautiful aud pft,iotio) Hiss
MA09Ia, ths young Hcathesa Vocaiias.
Songs, (2spnlar,) Mia Rosetta Dss.
Two Dancer, LIE elite AHcs and Ccrina
Two Dan ,es, nissss sessi, and z Warner.
E- ldmissior-Ressrv.d Beats 81; Gallery 50
rsrss SIG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03
The PFesidents Letter 70 Gen Lee
About the time of the battles Of Gstiy she,

The Psssidsns's Letter 70 Gen Lee
About the time of the battles Of Gstiy sburg
i. will bs rsmsnbersd that q number Of papers
IN the hands Of one Of Gen. Lees aida was
exptursd by the enemy, under circumstances
annoying 10 ~ t. say the lsaet. Thsrs were
letters from Pendent Davis and Adjutant
AenAral Cooper in the list The enemy made
great noise about than, and prets ndsd to give
shsdS puSpoit. They represented the President
- rsgrstaing Gen Les 3 advance into Pennsyl-
vania, iniinating that II was inside under the
1istaksa inpselsion that the interval between
hs6ns Of he discharge OF the large .unber
Of trained FsdarA troops and the a.riyst 0 I
oshsrs - taks thsis plasss would afford opDor.
aanity for his operations. We havs 4 hat cot.
- the lsases itsalf through the Norshs,. pres.
ard publish \ this morning. Il will BE- seen
tAst h eosHAins set enc word In diaapprobasion
Of 0ssssal Lss's advaass. II relates wholly
- ~ aluaGien hsrs end IN thS South end South.
wsst, sal ~ inpoatbinty u sending The
0saesal- rslaloeeensols. The sdrois Yankee
thssght thsy epuil rake more out Of he letter
~ nissspesespliss 4 than ~ pnbliabing Il on
ajs4 Il was - sAest that Tiers Wss no other
Sxssss Tor nss Dsblishisg The isttse itsslf
The IsltAr W. writes while DIX and Ksys
wasd eddsa abest NJ psaissaia. ssdeayorng
10 lispsn ~ shsoseh wtisA they could
ssesp, u pspihls, wiihoat fshtine. Into Rish.
nesl 1hey ~ NJ And h ~ ssntsatsd
1ban1olvss w sealia9s ~ ~ y tASir Wy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

WYE WILL. SILL on 7HURsDAY mornfns,
w August 9th at our warehouse, commencing
As % cS.cek, . large and desirable asscrtmans OF
fresh Blockade goods eon sting 10 pass s'fp''o~s
5 bales ~ Brown 6hirtinGs
l0u pisces Fancy ard Black ard White Pfiote
50 do Black Alpacas
Is do aohair Dabags
81 do Irifh Linen
50 dozen white Cotton Hoss
IS DO Wool Undsr Shirts
10 do Esavy Wovs Drawers
60 pieces Hat Orsrs
fix Cotton and Linen Hhdkfs
Llaen ,snm Shirts. Neck Ties
Euspsndsre, Colorsd Oamhffc. ead0sst
OAssimsres, Hoop sktrts, Brown Hail Hose
Bone susps46eF Buttons, Wool Saawls
Sewing Silk. ~ Sc
nxrnins and Knitting xsedles
<lAz Thrsad
800 packs 7neiish Fins; go Needles
$50 dcxsn G. erks's Spool Cotton
lgO DO Horn Fins CcniSs
Eubhsr and lilo m Crs saicg CoInba
BOOTS. SasEs AED HATS E.
900 pairs Mems Bsimnrsl Shoes
$40 do 40 Hesvy RrosAns
200 do Ladies CoDsr.as dsitsss
900 90 kx 7slmosAl Baoss
400 do MOROCCO Boots
$40 do Boys. Kixe,' and Chllarsn's Shces1
50 80 Fac CALF Boots
800 Fiue Soft Hats
sg.TIeEs2Y.
leo re.r,s Fias Esglish Letter Fsrsr
$50 do do do Hois d.
500 DO Oon.ea:ss.e Nc:s a4li Letter Paper
100 Envelopes
rs doz.c sine yosni Playing nsgks
llO do Fsbas $ Lssd peacsis
500 do Accommodation Ssa Holders
E.seI Pens, VIOLA Strings
pro~u Wine:sas scap
Honsy aaa C.st;is Soap Hair Pics
Pocket Books and Porto fonnsiss,
Memorandum Books, Tuoth Brushes
Toaaeco Says
Eserachauus and Srisr Sscod Pipes
Camp Knivsa, &C 60
w.u be sddeS large and Gssisabls invoice q
Clothing. sJhAAx d AEaaIs,
So 3-sds Aust.nnserh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03
Gen. Ia IOP's Victory.

The telegraph, as announced on saturday
morning, has again given den. Taylor vic
tory. The enemy's account OF the engage
ment all onaldsonviIle encourages the idea that
the victory was Oh our side, or we might &C.
rtously doubt the Intelligence from our tsls
graphic agents In that quarter, who have, in
the last three months, sent Us much startling
news that needed confirmation, and which has
not 70 this day received it. While We accept
the fact very gratefully that the General has
defeated Banks, we are not cure as to the 6, GOO
prisoners. We trust that part Of the story is
also true; for we are very much in need of
Yankee prisoners Ut the present time!
Supporting Gen. Taylor has gained an i'm.
portant victory over the distinguished commits
ssry Of Gen. jackson, we hope to be able to
.considsr 1t "a the first wave Of the returning
tide Of victory we are about to roll upon the
enemy. 1t is certainly the first chssring news
of battle that we have had for some time. l.
IL this view, more than for it's extent as at
present advised, that causes it to be hailed
with peculiar pleasure by the people of the
6outh.
1t IL but just, while on the subject, 70 say
that Gen. Taylor has achieved more than any
ether of our Generals in the Southwest the
1,rsssnt year. he seems, indeed, to have been
S..s only one Of them all who has bean very
live. We cannot we'll include Pembsrlon'
s.awsvsr, in the comparison; for bis eituation
vas peculiar. He was kept very active IN his
.,,n6ued ephere. fought bravsiy, aud lost all
.sirst and last some forty thousand men have
zen placed kors de combat under him. Tnat
- fought hard, all concede Yet the whole
after Of the defence Of Vieksbcrg is for fu
ARE Investigation, aud, until all the facts are
kpowu, just opinion cannot DO formed upon
the subject.
We hops that Gen TaylOr'sreportsd victory
is not exaggerated by the telegraph, and thai
1t IL indeed the turning point III this year i
campaigning that opens the way to suceesses
on our hide, and especially ia the Southwest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

Stealing Cattls.-Sylvsnus i: brown,
Charles City free negro, was afrAgnea oeIOre
the Recorder last Saturday 70 answer the
charge Of stealing two calves from \ athauisi
L,wrercs on Wednesday night last. Al an
early hour on Thursday morning Mr.. Law.
renee missed bis vsals, and taking the tracks
Of the cart in which they were hauled away,
came on to Richmond. By inquiry at the first
market Iast Friday morning, he ascertained
that his two calves had been sold to Mr.. VIM
Rrsusr. a butcher, for $3.50. Mr.. b finding
that ne had Internationally purchased stolen
etock of free negro, gave them up, and
started in pursuit Of the thief. After riding
some eight or nine miles he came up with
Brown, recovered all his money but three dol.
lars, brought him back to the city, and deiiv-
cred him to the police. Brown proved by two
other free negroes that he purchase the calves
OF another negro, while on the road TO
Richmond, at night, and gave $50 for each OF
them bat neither the witnesses nor the prs
oner could tell who that negro was, nor
whether slave or free. The Recorder re-
maBded him for felony, to be examined at the
next term Of the Hastings Court, and com
mittsd him to jail for safe keeping Brown
had certificate of good character from
Justice of his county, and has generally been
regarded as an honest trader, or market man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03
by Williamson . Co., AucIoneePs,
no 1879 Main stfset

BY " flIiaszasn q Co, Auc1onsePs,
no 1879 Main stfsst
FURNITURE, CKaGKEKY, Ely GOODS, De
II At Az JrIOA.-cn WEDNESDAY, tbs 9th
dsv Of August, Will sell. .: Cur ssiessoonl, 10
la2 Main, between 9.a and lC h streets, co1Easrs.
Ing ns 10 o'cicot, . miscellaneous sss0rtmant Ut
GOODS. coas'E!ics n part Of
Black Wssnat sad oslss WAet,rcbss
Slack Walnut. Ma b,s Top, Bidsboard
Cane seat, Nindsor and PAtlor Chairs
Uotsxse and ntnsr Bsaxtsa1s
got sxosilans Hahoxany 81 alag Tables
Kitchen and other Tables
Traoks, Ohssss Refrlgerators
Tin Bath Tuba
Cloth and China Praises
Crookery std Giuswars
20 Ison Bedstea6s
An sscrtnssat ef arst.rats BIDDING. Iacludlrg
Shuoa HGtirs ssss. shack and Cotton Do, Fssshsr
Beds. Quii.a, spreads, DC. All ceNi aud from
one Of lns frst families OF the El2!sj
MIAROKs, DC.
-~aLgo-
a i,zsn Eiisu E.Eak.soai<f4
-" do Towels
/ piscs ito yarSs) Lawn
6 Linen TkSla Ciotas
Small 10: 8s.s knd Thces
l lot ghesi fSn
Cocpsr Wire
sui Williamson & co. luc.rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

good Characfers-Rut fs " days since the
City Council, in order to prevent communica'
ton between our lines and those of the ran
KEGS, through free negro mediums, passed an
ordinance authorizing the arrest Of all persons
Of that character trading to- Richmond from
other counties, who did not have certificates of
good character and loyalty from Justices OF
the Peace of their counties. On Saturday last
a Charles City free negro, with certificate Of
Recorder, charged with having stolen two
calves while Oh his way to market, which he
sold in this city for $3.50. So much for the
character of this race of beings, and for the
policy Of allowing them to trade here under
any circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

Henrfco County Court, through It's mem
beers, have disbursed among the poor Of the
county about $l4 ,oOO il money, and yet have
failed to satisfy Tho demands of public charity.
AS this fund was designedt to relieve the needy
families Of soldiers III the army it would have
been far better to have purchased ana distri
bused provisions. The Court could certainly
buy large quantities On better terms than FAINT
lies could small quantities, and then they would
know who the real needy were, and what re-
lief was given them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

Erery Person charged with crime, be he
waite o. black, has Alright TO hear the evidence
against him, and to cross question the witness,
the new watch in testifsing before ths Mayer
scam not to be aware Of tho fact, and instead
Of epeasing out 30 they eau no heard, lean up
to the Mayor az ii iaipsTting secret, and go
meath sheir words that no one can understand
VIVA! they Say. In re-arranging :hs police
court room, i. would be well TO erect witness
stand, squi distant between the Mayors seat
and the bar 80 that proof of all charges could
be distinctly heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

asasa:Ls.
: On sas Nah, OF tbs LIST OF ArguN. ssT : .oots
Ard "a nj ul ulnesa, sRkEK, stird sen o. s0sorae
4 a.ia Teresa Frsburger. xssd avs ysafs ans TWO
dz7s.
How h Cur its:s frank CONS
The ons We 20 dearly love.
Whom NO rhaA n7ver So moe
iYatIl ve meet In Heaven atovs.
Farewell, LITTLE Frank.
va ,.v thse In thy silent tomb,
sweet boescu Of Q dsy;
We tuzt began to vi.w my oioo1"'
and thou art called away.
Wv ~, for me, my pspsnt's dear.
hsva aon. TO req. you iced nox fear;
n, etsv Wss short q you uaay sss'
1fneYsfors prapsre 10 follow me
Tn. s.,,rda Of Ia, family are req rested TO attend
tia fnnsr.i finn the residence OF his parents on
Cherry street. between kssn and Gary, TINS MoL'
'da5 aftsrl ocn, st 3'c.ock =
it bis rssidsues in Hsneico e,nnsy. On sae i y
inss ASA O'Clock Pm OF Uphold 'e ., T., .ss
Tae fri,Uds .ad q. q laia:aacss Ct the dsoeMsa
sns shose Of tbs family. a:s Respectfully iavhoN 70
st:ena hi, fun.rsi serv.ss at Ills retfasues, as
o'clock ,his (Nondsy) m,.nias, wisnoa' fns:aer
notice.
IRE funsrsi ss.v!css Of Capt w BaAkoat
7iahnoad Grsvs iSth regiment Va Volunteers
who was killed ia u ski-m,sh near Brandy Station
August let will AXE piare shts atsfroan q
O'Clock o. tho Monumental Oaurcns
ghe q subers Of tas Richmond dreys row Ia the
city, Rxd the Cd members "a tee company, VIII
meet th.s afternoon 1t Il O'CLOCK .. me Mtnnmen;
tal Church. t, as.snd ins fUaeEal Of Captain W
BRANCH.
Tbs funeral OF shs iass VIZ p TRIfLsTt will
txis pace from Eix residence oa Franz la street,
to cay ct I, o'clock y. HIS htsnts eud 90
q ia.ntAnsss are Invited 10 a!sead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

CoanterJcas Confedernte Notes, !iihograph
ed in YANKEE land, where wooden nu:naegs
and leather hams were manufactured and ex
tensiveIy sold few years ago, We're passed on
many Of our eo,diers when III Pennsylvania
az genuine, ana are now being circulated by
the q in many psrts of this Confedsracy. some
of these notes are 80 admirably executed that
none but judges of money can detsct them.
Several have been received by traders at the
fra: market, who did net discover the eharac
ter Of the money till they offered it at bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

Prison Record-On Saturday afternoon
about one hundred Yankee prisoners were
booked at the Libby prison. They were ssnt
down from Gordonsviile. There wers no ar
rivals yesterday. In the morning $50 Yankees
were sent off to take the flag Of truce boat at
City Poiut.
At Castle Thunder there were some half
doZsn arrivals during the day yesterday,
among them James Jones, Yankee deserter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

Rfg9flE TO fsA-pi Z Z &e--G:ase OK Vir-
~ ga,a l3sh Collectors Digte'os coup1-ed OF
sh.t f;1gion u ma City ct AsahGsoaf shica lies
wsss aE Il ...est --A 20 eaa-i.a &ua.s3asaxh Ls
asrs bfor els bSiis r.rao1a asspsrs bowling alley
k,ensrs beswsrs h.rksyf, eusehsrs. cattle brokers'
c;rc1a Billions. nn,sreis brokers commission
na9ca .atg nfeetions!F dsns;sss, dislafs eating
housa keessss 1h; ..toss u ih:yvs h;tsi keeper ,
I'm Ess.xf5 in slsss. iA~g.rs pactc grsrhsss ply
y.ciana rstsn 1as,sse. fkyEE.8s, scFgsona. tkysrE
kssZsrs, theatre ssl.SE5. te5ssc09iss5, rgicls5ao
deElsrg, sid ali o..sr pessars, q .Cy .hsfs he,)
who ~ = "a ,istd 81 ths TsEx act % tas Canieds-
a.s Ss.ssa x, 70 glstef tn. aecon,s .! shs asme
sasiz.ncs Il sSsS Jsrs ID IN OF; % cotsIon 81
gagged, CT ;rta.sst=u j .ny Susinezs nAasa in the
IT. ssc:ior OF tao asia ses with sta,sment OF the
tieae for ehieh sid ihe sAss 500 tnsnass Ia which
las sgaas lie - rs coudasteS a1f 81 ali ether fxc.s
guing 20 sac rsssa tas ,raau u tax npon sash
onanesg for hs psss tlc f1tere see ,rdng ta sha
provs ons oi s;s said sss within SIS dlzsfisi .b
mentioned aea her.hg noti6 sA:E wsisss they
make tie registry . pay tae ssx re4ut-sc cy TIE
acs wi:ala so days from INA Sa:e az tina sfy trtas
aasn. hsy nus. liz rdS;tiou to 81. cteer ssxss upon
shsr u i1ess uposei by the aid ST.. p.~ eouoss
the sraoa. Of h spscsdc AK en- said Business aEd
lke s1n, sor livery .hi,.y days o. ccntnisa tAiEie
and ii y 70. tbs sufposs OF sashliuy taou 20 a&ks
sach rsSissry ard cay such tax saAsl ats, daily
(Su1sssss exssratd) II, IN ell cs a a 70 IL ok
H. at ms tfhss, sas oorGer o! liza snd Gary SIS,
and from osei.ex 10 4 ooiooa al my residence, On
Cary, he:aesa You, hss aaa Adsns st.ests, q &C.
oeiya s.ii tax Pa WOODS,
Colscter fer lstA Dis.risi. west Of 6tn st
ktcSHJni iu24 ss63 eu 3 -6.S
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III %0DAOCO 0XOU11116- AND MoUOAA
Ar~AUUT1oN - Or 1Ux6DAY naxt NE . 4 iss9
81 onr ssaxoAOase csrnsr Mas sna 1874 Streets,
eo1lnoe1ane q 10 O'clock. ws wlI es 81 snetson--
Ifoe to 500 pkgs Of wasulae ursd Tcbsocc,
mat II which 10 u superior qaaltty,'
including tbs folio rig well knowu
b.aiss:
THIN Susr, xaomfsB ksst
ImpsffAi. Ficra Belle
0bId Lat forgst-nsn0t T0lss
Uoisersal Choice Mon 4o9e
Continest&t twist, Victor
ksspsrv Cholce Calhoun
And ether brands, ranging rom commoo 10
choice qualify.
ALSO
- hbls old Rye Whisksy
Bfiaht sugar m nhdD
n o Syrup Concentrated Lye
gcda Pepper, Cheese 9 vest Oh
CASTLE soap BiAse fafs Ale
Eassncs q. re, Mustard
Hacking, ka:shsS.
70 whlch will BE- added IN invoice Of
Hardware and variety Of
China, Glass, and 1sfthsnwars.
aNsKtNa TOBACCO
Alto 1000 pigs Smok!ug tobeeso, IN bbll ba.es,
kaeA and papers. SUMNER = Axn0TS,
a It'd Auetlonssfa
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kind in Aetion.-Caps Ed. w. Branch, Of
the Richmoad (3rays, 10Th Va regiment, Was
killed on Friday last 10 ski1mish n Gull
peuer county. while his company was on
picket da.y Capt. B. was brave soldier and
avss 1lent CfffcAr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-03

The Treasury Department, when the old
Post Office rooms are put in order, will be
complete am convenient, az the pay office is
to be on the Main street floor, opposite the
banks Secretary Memmin2er will now have
iu,msdiataiy- undsr-hts eyes the most important
bureaus OF his charge, and will be enabled to
ses that all branches are properly systemaiized
and operated Ii the bailding were sufficient
ly large to accommodate all the bureaus the
Ceafedsracy would be vastly benefited.