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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08
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1.-TWO Hundred DoIiass Reward--Rsn avsy frua
my residence, ON Sth street, bsavesa Man ~
Cary, on The mornips Of the - iasaant. NJ -
randolph He V about tsrty ysars q aGe, q ~.
Eesn,eaa coo', thick aet, aad aboas fees B hehao
Va height He has = wife at Mr. Valentine vnIRs1s.
In the lower part of Charles City, whsre think -
has gore, With the intention u making hi vay
within the Yankee lines. viii rive the ahove n.
or conhoed In any jail, - that 90 him aeain.
de 7-5tt ROlND2YPnR
DUNAWAY-Ss0 Reward-yrom my roos11aoo.
III on Franklin u, On Friday night, leth uovo0.
Der, my servaD. girl, Catherine. ehs 3 abaus 1Aoea
years old, Of light gingerbread color, he's black, e-
y hair. parted in mide has sieepy Iook esS of Her
eye; straight nose slender FORM about nve feet hifh
She was bought Of Mr. shackleford. of Wsronioa,
Va, where She may be aiming to Co. IWtl give u
me such Information ~ will cnable me 70 esk hse.
SAHI. HICKS,
de4-6t Franklin, bet Alh and eth cto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08
.4E'EAIRS ON THE R.apIn.AN

ORANGE c. H., Dec. 7.-The previous re-
ports oil the enemy retiring behind the Rap
pahannock are confirmed by later iutelli-
gence. They are tearing up the railroad be-
tween the Rappahannock and Rapidan
rivers. Large wagon trains were seen NOV
ing down between the two rivers yesterday.
They have some camps around Stevepsburg,
Culpeper county, and their cayal,y plckets
extend to Mitcheil's Station, four miles
north Of the Rapidan.
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MORNING ......... .DCcKM1xR ., lses.
FAREWELL ORDER op GEN. BRA0o.
The following 10 Gen. Bragss farewell or.


The following 10 Gen. Bragg's farewell or
der to HE army:
0auyai Ordes, No. aH.
r,rou renewed application to the preaidcnt
"a eonsent has been obtained for the reliu.
h,J n,shment of the command of this army. IL
i. accordingly transferred to Lieut.. General
Hardee
made with unfciSncd regret: An association
If more than two years, which bind together
., comm ander and Bis trusted troops, canuo.
hs severed without deep emotion. For a
rnmmon cause, dangers ehared On many hard
.,ncht fields have ceniented bonds which
,in,e can never impair. The circumstaneas
nhirh render this step proper will be appre.
e,s,ed hy every good soldier and true patriot.
rha last appeal the General has to make to
the Gallant army which has so long nohlv
sn.,ained him, IL to give his successor that
cordial and generous support so essential to
the success Of yonr arms. In that success
ear rou have veteran whose brilliant renu.
ss.;on you have aided to achieve. To the
nticers Of my General staff, who have A.,
iony, zsslously, and successfully struggled
syanst serious difficulties to supporf fhe
asmv and myself, Is due, In a great degree.
Mai little success and fame we have achieved
Rsading them and the army an affectionate
f,reweil, they have the blessings and prayers
Of grateful friend, BnAxToN BRAGa.
Oa assuming command, Ltsas~n. Harfee
issued the following General Order:
Soldiers Of the Army Of Tennessee: Gene.
ri Bragg having heen relieved from duty
With the army, the command has devolved
upon me- The steady courage, the unsul.
lied patriotism OF the distinguished leader
who has shared your fortunes for more than
year, will long be remembered by this
army and the country he served so well.
desire to say, In assuming the command, that
this IL no cause for dlscouragement. The
overwhelming numbers Of the enemy forced
US from Missionary Ridge, but the army re-
tired intact and in good heart. Our losses
ere small, and will be rapidly repaired. The
country is looking upon you. Only the
weak tide need be cheered by constant sue.
cess. Veterans of Shiloh, Perryville, Muir
freesboro, and Chiokamauga, require no
such stimulant to sustain their courage Let
the past take care of itself. We can and
must take care Of the future.
lSigned, W. j. HARpEE.
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TIE YANKEE ARMY IN THE WEST FALL
ING BACK TO East TRNNESSEE
DALTON, Dec. GA gentleman from Chat
tanooga says the main body OF the Yankee
army has left that place for East Tennessee.
Osterhauss division is at Huntsville. The
enemys pickets are at McFarland's Syringe
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ReceiSi4g Stolen Chaira-Yesterday morn
Ing the Mayor had before him for examine
tion free negro known IS Robt Hueu,us,
charged with receiving three chairs stolen
from n. b. Tapscott. knowing the same to
have been stolen. Mr.. Tapscott has an Of
fee near the old Columbian Hotel, and some
few weeks since was called away from the
city, leaving his office and effects in charge
of his servant boy Sampson. On his return
last week Mr.. I. discovered that his rooms
had been robbed Of twelve chairs, and that
his servant was missing. Getting the oin.
GERS TO work, they soon arrested the straying
servant, when he confessed that he had
stolen the chairs, aud had sold them 10 Rob.
ert Huculcs, q free negro, and the keeper Of
fruit stand and bar-room on Governor st,
near Main. Mr.. Tapscott then hao Hucu.
lus's house searched, and found three of the
stolen chairs. The police also found in this
house several decanters and tumblsrs, and
an assortment of whiskey, wine, and bounce
Sampson stated that he was to get $36 for
his masters chairs, IS Of which he received
in money, and $50 he ate and drank up The
prisoner proved that he purchased the chairs
Of another negro, whose name he did not
know, and that he did not keep bar-room.
The Mayor, after hearing the evidence on
both sides, remanded the accused for fur
ther hearing, and refused him BAIL
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FOB Rent AID 8ALE.

THOR sALE-That very desirable business stand,
situated On South side OF Broad 81, between otfi
aud 7sh Sta No 1sl with without the entire stock
of Groceries, tiqaors, and Tobacco, conzisiiug OF
about $50 packages manufactured tobacco, ooc gal
lons Of choice liquors, and well selected stock CT
groceries
The above house Is large and convenient for bust
ness and viii be SOLD with lease Of four ears com
Nencing lst day Of May. 1884.
II the above property is not cold privately on or
be ore Monday, cist pac, 1888, vii! upon that day
eeil the house and entire stock at pubic auction
Those wishing desirable busiaess stand would do
well tn call apoD me at the above place VI business.
dc 8-l2tt W n HENHNER
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CoNrsDERATE CAsCALFIEs AT CHATTANOOGA
Mui. C. w. Winchester, Of Gen. Bates staff, was
taken prisoner at Chattanooga; Col. Maxwell, OF
the lst Florida. was wounded, and Is prisoners
Col. Bullock, Of the Florida brigade, is missing;
Col. Rudler, Of the 37th Georgia, Is wounded, and
Cant McMuitns and the Acting Adjutani OF the
same regiment were killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

HacE Rliing.-A party of negroes weIo
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to al.
swer the charge Of riding along Marshall
street in public hack. on Sunday last, in VI
olafion OF q city ordinance A negro woman
Of the party was forgiven the violation be-
cause her mistress knew nothing of the Or
dinance, but the other three were sentenced
To the lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

Bons. .BreahiNq-'fh smcke-house OF Mr.
Wellington Goddin, on 9th street, uear Clay,
was foreibly entered last Sunday night and
robbed OF . quantity OF bacon and beff. The
robbery was no doutt the work Of negroes
In the heighborhood, who knew the preInises
well, aud had no tronl,le in removing their
booty TO place Of safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08
TEE LEGISLATURE,

Yesterday was the day for The regular
meeting OF the two Houses Of the General
Assembly Of Virginia, but on the roll being
called it was discovered that a quorum was
not present in either House. In conse.
quence of the failure of the Legislature to
organize, the message Of the Governor was
not seDt in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

'ss CAuss Of THE LA1s DgssAT.--Ah -
appears Ia the Macon (Ca.) Telegraph, OF last Mon
"ay morning, from Senator Hill, of that State, up
O. Tue cause Of the latG disaster 10 our arms In
Non. 'ern Georgia. Senator Hill says:
More han half theshew officers and pnvates on
Gen. B,aso = muster rolls are absent from duty,
and that ~ III l03, 600 men drawing pay In That
army. onlv an ts.' were present for duty. They are
10 BE- fo,,nd a,ouna our hotels, around their homes
and upon al; our rai, sads-soms with legitimate
leave. Of absence, bu, ts surmissd tina. a. least M
nsty out Of every hund, % are able so' dny ssa
been p,ssen, a, The ts,s hat,.e the invading army
would not only been defsaied but annlhilased.
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lHsss Dispatches. I

i"E' Oi60E VI kHOHPHLE
BRISTOL, Dec. 7.-There is no longer any
aouDt that Gen. Longstreet has raised the
sleSe OF Knoxville, in consequence of heavy
reinforcements received by Burnside. Firing
was heard this morning in the direction of
Morristown by persons at BlOuntsyille.-
Capt. Fate Everett, of the 9th Kentucky
cavalry, attacked the enemy a few days since
at Salliersville, KY, and routed them com.
plefy, Capturing number of prisoners,
horses and arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

Bgoaea Ip-An accident occurred in the
valley, near the Old Dstillery, yesterday
morning, by which . had named Michael Sui
liyan was severely burned with powder
Mike, with three other boys, procured four
ounces Of powder, with which to make nm
earth-Dlast for sport, and while he was charg.
ing the drill hole" one Of the boys threw o
coal Of FIRE into the loose powder, which ex-
ploded aud barne:. Mite's hands ana face
Seyerely,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

Inferest ;ng Addrsa-Rey pr, Hoge, of
this city, Ia TO deliver an address at st. Paul's
Church to night in relation to the organlzar
tion and work of the British and Foreign
Bible Society, and respecting his mission
tSsre.o. The lecture will commence at half.
nIast seven o,ciock, ana Is 10 ie delivered be-
fore the Bible Society Of Virginia, OF the rp-
Guest Of tho Board Of Managers. Citiyens
M stranoers are invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

GExs. PxxsskT0s AND I.0yELL.--A .sosat Ieso,u ,,a
uoh was brought before che Misslssippi Lce.,sS ~.
TIRE iastruetinx the senators and yeQuestsHe tn0
Representatives frow the state Of MissIsstpp! 10
.ls Confederate Congress TO use all their cnaea~
sofs TO procure the removal Of Gems. Peaeefioa
sad Lowell, and rejected by vots OF 60 70 = =
aos becoming the province Of the Ls9islainss -
islsrfsie with matters psstaiatng sSelshvs'y %
las Confederate Covernmeat.
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cop4RTxERsHlP NOTICES, Dr..

OF psnS WIFE, s, Va OF n,es%'a. a., u. q nsa1s.V . n:
MEAL, SWORDS b 70,
IN GENERAL CoMMsn8os NRcaAxU.
And Special Agents for the sale of
Virginia and North Carolina
Manufactured T0baooo.
ATUUsRA, "a.
N Especial attention given 10 The pureAasinG
and forwarding of goods ordered.
no l6--tlJas NEAL, 0WORD0 + CO.
vGNHE subscribers have this day 1Ofmsd Q 60 pa1t
j Eershp, under the arm and style al q N DAvn
Co. for the PURPOSE OF conducting an Auction ard
Commission business, for the eale0 Of Negroes.
They will eel both publicly and privately, and
promise theif best esc-iiOus 10 promote the intese
OF their patrons. 2"
Their saeso Ill be for the present thai ately
used By II stokes, corner franklin 81 and Locust
Alley.
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally.
Poriers always in atendapce d the various depOis.
eN DAVIS,
RUB'f RICtlAnD00N.
Richmond, Nov ID, 1863. no 3-oOes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

Neslisg a WateA.-George Wise made his
appearance before the Mayor yesterday to
ahs wer the charge Of stealing gold watch
from George D. Woottonj tho night before.
After hearing the evidence Wise was re-
manded for on examining Court and commit
ted To iail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

NExr YsAR-A counting house calendar to'
1864 has made its appearance already In one of ou'
exchanges. The new year commences on Friday
The ald Of February occurs on Monday; tue -! ~ o
4th of July on Monday; the 18th OF octoher on
"wednesday, and Christmas day on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

VISIT posE.-Campbeli county, Va, has apPro'
uriated at different iines since the war began $6O,
900 for the benefit Of the soldiers and their families
Tbis ia Independent Of what has been done by
I.ynehburg The bonds 0fthe county are pow sell
ins at fion, $50 to 3l75. What county can show
a better record than that!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

ssAxrruL.-Ths Lagrange (Oa.) RspOstr says
,aaa the gallant and rAltoljc hajoe-C .. =.
.astnss was 10 that placs geek hefose last must
~ temporary home for HE family, bse ees Eve
- Gays wss uaable % KuA one. ~ laee - mees
. rses N ~ family n Majpg Jehs B. 1aOnAs
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 7.-A,l quiet this
morning. No firing last night
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, Dec. NO change in Of.
fairs. A Glow fire has been kept up between
the enemy's batteries and our own to-day.
No casualties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

hecei0i,,g Stolen CloA-Geprge, slave 10
John Clendenin, made his appearance before
the Mayor yesterday to ansW er the chsra OF
receiving four and half yards Of CLOTH,
worth $4O0, stolen from John G.. Sha(er.
knowing the same to have been stolen. -
George Is employed at a restaurant kept by
Mr.. Watkins, under Metropolitan Hall, ana
Is regarded as very shrewtl negro. Officer
John w. Davis having reason to susrect
that George had received the stolen cloth.
searched the premises, acd in an old basket
In small room OF the building found it
stored away. He also discovered two barrels
Of wh!sEey and one barrel Of brandy, which
George claimed as his property. Suspectirg
that that the liquors, too, wore etoien, the
officer took them along with George, and
deposited them in the CAGE Yesterday the
prisoner exhibited bin signed by Il. W.
White, for iour yards of black cloth, at $50
per yard; but who White Is, or whether
there Is any such man, remains to be seen.
The Mayor sent the accu .ed On to answer
for felony, aud il the Court does not order
him to be hung, his master intends to send
him further South, by way Of relieving the
city OF his presence.
Mr.. Shater lost six yards of goods at the
time the above piece was stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

IMsntTg The Scales.-Yesferday morning
r. II. Stokes appeared before the Mayor to
answerth the charge Of assaulting and beating
george - Wootton the day before.
MI Wootton, on being sworn, stated that,
having had return of chifls and rheuma.
tism ON Saturday, and feeling indisppsed on
Sunday, he used toddy as q remedy. Meet
ing Mr. Stokes he drank with him, and as he
nad been IN the habit Of eating oecs slonally
at Mr. =; tavern, since his boarding-house
was broken up, he called there on Sundsy to
get bis dinner. Finding that he had left bis
money at his room, he deposited his KNIFE
with the Clerk as security, but could not re-.
member that he cat dinner. Seeing Stokes
passing along the hall, and observing some
muskets in corner, Wootten says he picked
up one aud playfully said to Stokes, "Come
here old Ned" With this Stokes advanced
upon and gave him two or three blows, and
then put him ont Of the house by force of
arms. He had no i'll feeling towards Stokes,
and asked him to retract painful epithets
whice S. applied to him, but 8. did not do
50.
Mr.. Stokes introduced three witnesses.
who proved that Mr.. Wootton came to his
hotel, and being intoxicated, ,saA not only
noisy and disagreeable to the guests before
and at the dinner table, but insulting,
abusive, and threatening to hcn-so much
80 that he was compelled to pur hiR on; Of
the house
The Mayor, after hearing the evidence,
promptly discharged Mr.. STOKES, he having
done no more than WAS his lnfy as land.
lord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

Nathaniel I,,ck, an old citizen OF Petersburg,
va, died suddenly ON Saturday last,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWx.


Entered according N act Of Coueye.s In the yea
1859, hy J. 8. TnsAsusR. In the CIesk,s t;fJ.ce o
the District Court of tbc Confederate States fol
the Northern District Of CeaIssa.
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MLIEzRY 10z7CM
9 M's ovslcE osNAalNa eoara

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Q Ma o.slcE q nA1sxe eq1yAl
Eiehmeal. V, 49, 8 ~
asaa !: = &: h:':ss e.. :S.s .e.ss.
the eorrs, VIII y ssissa; - 60 1suic1j6h1ss1-
log &, any military essaassaaieo. v3l o 1sD9oS0S
ssss. ~ asd & saisss, ~ vi:i 49,. : Sss.s
= Maine s s,sSiss i readily l.sss = - eesu,.a
''s s.sy",.sa So, M.j a,A Q \ o. sasiss d
nichnood, ne ~, H.
ORDERS No Is. Tho nembesp o. Co D 0eo eo11g
~ ordered 70 assemble q ccnnan1S aa1oDo, -
Rednsslay, Dec OH, ~ e'tsssa ~ nsssasd wuA-
wa nAYWARD, c,eaala eut
- LtrrlJitr, % sssgs deo-o6f
T1VaK 70 0ving asned nsa, abosas wilhs1s -
from the iss Regiment ngiseee 1roe -
report 20 ihss rsslssssys saap.:sss iAnsaassvss
company LIS Sofrsssss, George -, Isseasa
campan, y.--rmian cossses 1900
Charles Taen.s, wn MiIss. Jdsa 49, Je
cssp.ay a::.a.rr'spa Hss.. Ay1ss, !! ~.
Ls.Col Comm'e lss RasS Nsr nssie
a'a's:: 80. iss 8 g; .;';;s;l 3 -
CPEUfaL oaDEns No M
- v. In obedience 10 iaglsuctioas frqn ~ 49,
I Gneral ths following er4~ = rspslinAsa - -
A n sies.ass. AMI iss.}
fEzfrdd.1
sPn1AG GRpz1s No "a.
TO make ,nsasdiaie inquiry asA rspsst wilAsae a.
lay
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NOTICE to Tax. Payers --Pussaant 70 a sedi.
~ nance passed llsh Of June, 1855, I WIN ataenA
a. tho Colectors oilice, In tho City sll from The
18th 10 tho 2ist of December, incasve, u seceivo
the remaining half Of taxes from such pegoouo = aso
entitled 70 deduction Of 10 PER cent by havlag pvs-
yiousy paid the first half IN June lass, n acoped.
ance with said ordinance.
JULIUS n0ssoN. ccR
lector 10 required to attend ~ the Once from Ne
18th 70 the 3iss Of this n0oth n receive eAxao 70.
naming due from June last. HeSose ths January
term II tho Hastings Court he u required By osdI-
nance 10 advertise delinquent real estate to Ss soiA
for non payment ii taAs.
Persons who have net done co. will 80 The mecca.
siy Of calling ard ayias their sa.sa. - y inpoe.
siblc for the Collector 70 call them before he a.
vartises Al taxes mist be paid withia ths oms
specified, - longer indulgence cAasos be gives.
ee9-im julius 4 A0ss0N. CcR
HAKvEY, HkiILNGs : CO.,
- hossaIe ard Retail nsautectsssn e
L.aDI8S' IND GENTzEMEN,S IIN1 B0O1S
IND SHOES,
Isl Main street, heswssa lSth and laAh,
xost%sn in The Conseaer.ey. srs ~ pss's-sa % ssss
- Eipiny xsD ssSflNEss wksR
which can he manufactured.
Our stock baud compeneo 1asno - vnyieA
assostmens Of Boots and 0hoes. and a We 81 y .
trial from our friends and ths pabte osnasally.
In order 70 supply the retail! Hsds. vs lave ~
square, No l6l, where ws waI Keep q sxasasivs
supply oa hand, - "sil y make 70 orls. y. e
- KI1f FKizE KOaANCE-
fas MAGNOLIA wssxlY:
GUILTY, OR NOT CUJLfFp
BY fObas osasssiss, JsaI
TxaH-To agents, go Pes leo esseM
1ssss moass.; ;oosss'p'''a Sa =. ..... sss
sa-s.na IN Jour subscsip.ioas l: -
address GR9
0ssaaen. Va
The subseribes, former psopslsor d o. oGe1isnal
IIatei, Woodstock, W, vouid respectfully heogUHD
;Ss .sa sss" ssss = ~
Hotel, and has renovated and ss1sloA - aAmo ~
additional fnruitass aAd beddia0
HI reputation e aa demonstrating naAl1s4 -
caterer win bs sulcieas guasanaee - tsayoo thAA
hs VIII make q. ~ feel u hcne q hls 49,.
Dc S-S.A&Ws % oo02e1u14
~ BBLs ALCOHOL, IS - ct
~ 8 bols epsco salts
2 2caaes 3ngliso Mus1asa
10 lhs puu'd casthsstaee
sS ibs - essb DotaseA
gsoa cod tigsp N
80 lbA eQuA eDMGnA 11p
: chMeA - hlatk -.
AisA . aeaesAl vcsisey = l1sbaA1s 1suA u
ssss-s ~ 81 = Jss.S' $50
Hl0tX1 -Iisslss isIss sSSS = rEE -.
~ netwcea Nan I'D Osy,l - Igos1 = ~
~ - y Ssesss 49, 3 a ness sess'ss -
oeeees bsolanht fso0 ~ eeG11g3 ~ ~ -
AaAenAsA AeSastiealnsly feen 6an1a ~ 4 fSiS
ea.sala1 iyta eisen 49, - - = s
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" ct private sale.
1000 yds superior English beached .hirt,ngs
264 yds superior English white cambrcs
174 yds extra quality black alpaca
800 yds English twillsd white flannel
500 yds 81 black bsrathsa f5r ladies' dresses
90 extra English flannel shirts
500 superior Turkey red pocket hjkfs
coo yds exirs rich tisck taffeta silks
500 pairs English hose and x hose.
SLAUGHTER, Watkins / co,
de 7-lw I59 Main street.
N7INEs, Liquors, oranges, Lemons. AcI
w Old Madeira, bottled In 1880 and 1884
Very superior old French brandy
l0puncheons old Jamaica rum
20 bbls rye whisky
20 do apple brandy
80 d1mijohns superior g'n
20 cases old Tom do
10 bbls sweet oranges
Is do ftesh lemons
1000 do cocoanuts
Receiving and for Gale by YRRBY,
de 3-ecd3tt
900 FA5ks ,;.. ca'Ia;sn: !1IIsss: Shoe: ....,
300 do laiies' morocco bamorais
500 do geDtlemens balmoras
800 do servants sewed ehOes, SIS per
pair
200 do servants' country made shoes,
for e9 per pair
$50 do ladies' las,ing gaiters
tOF eaio ~ WN FOLKS, 10 Main u.
de 7-ats
on GKlSS ehOe Strings
OV 70 dassn skirt braids
200 ibs gill twinS
20 ladies' cossetS
2O0 pairs gents half hose
6OO Go ladivs' nerin0 hose
100 dczsn lead peAe!ls
For sals 3, wMR Folks, IS Main Il.
90 y-5ts
HSE Hundred poars Reward Han awry from
below tie Ceu,t Houke, cp December 81 my negro
man Isaac, about 45 years old about i've feet Six
inches high, with severAi 0f Ills front teeth out.
will G.ya lie above rowaIl IL delivered 20 me- 10
Richmond, or a. my farm, iD said county.
dc 5-Gts HW TYLER.
AZ fANUFACrUKED TC .,.txO.-Joss received, Oh
Several large lnts et
Superior TOBACCO,
Old aud Sweet.
Fer sale By
!! WnilA1s, cARRIEaroS BARKsDALs'
ES0R aALE-A splendid Rc1ew0od Piano, 81 the
celebrated manufacture Of Knabe bAch.e,
eaperb tone and 6ntsh, and In perfect order and
| tune. AloO, the Eayar and Ntoal. Apfay u
Dc st-At ai.Au3HTER, WATKINS 4 CO.
T7IAa0 faT ssls,--yer salo psivaie!y Naass.Iy
Piano, 1ahnsx Caik's make. e~actaves.
WILLIAMSON ! CO. Aas:ss,
% So~-is 10 hAip d.
D n great variety,
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ass--sss CllAELxS A,lANN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-08

r TOR rent-ihe upper portion Ct the House No l09
r. Main street; ni:o, the kitchen. Apply to
ER MEANLEY,
Grocer and Commission Merchant;
de 7-Git No 10y Main ef