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Tug FINANCIAL QuEsrloS.-We OBJ

Tue FlNAScIAL QuEsroN-We OBJ
serve with great pleasure that city con-
temporary announces a considerable
tumble in gold, or, which is the same
thing, a considerable appreciation in
confederate money This change has
beep attributed to various causes; by
some to the expected legislation Of the
approaching session against the brokers !;
by others to reyiying confidence in the
soundness Of our currency, &c. Now.
we do not believe that there has ever been
AR general mistrust Of the soundness OF
the currency, Notwithstanding considera-
BILE alarm has been occasioned by its i'm
mense aud continued expansion. We
choose, therefore, to attribute this appre-
ciation Of the currency to the confidence
which the public feel in the expected OPP
GRAFTON Of the Confederate tax, and the
hope that it will bring in vast amount
of the outstanding Treasury notes; "a the
tax IN kind, that will save the necessity
Of fresh issues for the purchase Of pro-
visions for the army; and, in fine, q the
general belief that the volume Of the cur
rency u In fair way to be greatly and
permanently curtailed. We hold Ia Be
self.evident that how much soever tke
currency may have suffered from the
drain Of gold employed in the smuggling
trade, and from other sources Of depis.
ton. il has I'll been rs nothing compared
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CHARLEsToS The Yankees have push
ed their parallels to within one hundred
and fifty yards of Fort Wagner. They
will no doubt push them up as near as
possible, and then attempt to take the
fort by storm. Everything is prepared
for their reception, and, if they carry it,
i. can only be after the post desperate
struggle that has ever taken place in this
country. Both Wagner and Sumter will
be defended to the last extremity. II
they should be taken the enterprise OF
the enemy will bat have begun. They
will still have to encounter the obstruc-
lions in the harbor, fresh batteries, and
obstacles of which they do not dream. -
All these overcome, they will then have
to take Charleston itself We do not be
lAve they will ever do it
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had fhelr eakct, allowing, ~ they 90.
thAt Although the circulation Is still
enormous, il has already beep greatly re-
duced.
Nevertheless, there is still great room
far reduction. We are still cursed with
. currency: overwhelmingly redundant,
and Il ie Of importance that it should be
reduced to the proper limits, consistent
with an active, vigorous, and continued
prosecution Of the war. We can hardly
he brought to believe that the present
measures, although highly beneficial, can
fully effect the object, and it will be for
Congress to devise some other still more
rapid and efficient. A forced loan is not
to be thought Of, although it would proba-
bly, be the most efficient and sudden. To
say that notes of certain descriptions not
paid in before a certain day would not
thereafter be received in payment Of pub
lie dues would bring such notes in in a
perfect deluge But this will not do, be-
cause it amounts to reputation. Our
own opinion is, that it would be best to
submit to discount on the bonds offered
for sale, and thereby sell offa large guam
tity at once. Sales at par or for pre-
MUM look well upon Taper; but they
are limited, and operate but slowly. The
great object is to curtail the redundancy
Of the circulation, and this we take it can
only be done by going into the market
with these bonds. in the same way that
other stocks 60 into market, and selling
them for what they will bring when ex-
posed to sale in large quantities. We
merely throw out these suggestions for the
inspection Of those in whose hands is
thu issue. The currency seems already
to be rapidly improving. Gold Ito use
the common expression) has already fal-
len from Is to 9. = 1t cannot become en-
tlrely healthy all at .once-probably not
during war times. But it is incumbent
upon Government and people to do every
thing in their power at least to prevent a
rel .pSe
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Victory I'm fArkansas-..COEfe
rOM.Ciads...P Plans of the Enemy.

IrOM.Ciads...Plans OF the Enemy.
ATLANTA, Sept. "A special dispatch
to the appeal, from Senatebia, says that
Gen. Price had an engagement with the
enemy 10 miles below Little Rock, and
obtained victory over the Yankees
The Arkansas army had been rapidly re-
intOrced.
The Chicago Times, Of the Doth, says
that Yankee messenger, lately sent to
Europe, reports that six Confederate iron
clads are to raise the blockade of Charles
ton. Thirteen others are in state of
completion, with all the modern improve
ments, and appear designed to operate
against the Yankee seaboard.
Gen. Halleck excuses the present in
activity of the Union forces. He says
they are waiting for the elimination Of
the siege of Charleston, and that in three
weeks he will have full three corps, un-
der Gen. Banks, to move on Mobile from
PascagOula.
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The Georgia Reserves.

ATLANTA, Sept. 5.-Gov. Brown has
issued a proclamation calling upon the
State reserves to hold themselves in
readiness to march at a moments warn
ing. The men are to provide themselves
with rations and subsistence on the march
and on the day after reaching the rem
devious
The Ladies' Atlanta Hospital Associa-
ton gave dinner to one thousand OF
the Vicksburg soldiers today.
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Prem Tennessee Execution.
I CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 1.-The enemy
were signalling all night on Waldron'a
ridge, but everything Is remarkably quiet
across the river to-day. There are no
further indications Of an advance on the
part of Rosecrans.
j The Knoxville Register has been re.
moved to Cleveland.
I; Capt. j. r. Rhodes, Of the LIST Confed-
crate infantry, was shot at noon today,
! for encouraging assertions from his own
company, and embczzling the money Of
substitutes. He made short speech,
acknowledging the justice Of the sen.
tence. manifested but little concern, and
died without struggle.
1t Col. Adolph, Of the same regiment,
| was cashiered and conscripted yesterday
for having been concerned in the same
| offences.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHATrANooeA, Sept. although the
armies are in close proximity, there are
no. indications Of an early engagement;
but slight cause may bring it on, how
every at any moment.
Our artillery at Driver 5 FeTTy oPeneu
on the enemy at o'clock this morning,
| for the purpose Of ascertaining the
strength Of the position Of the enemy's
batteries. They responded promptly,
and for half an hour lively artillery
duel was kept up without injury to our
side.
The discipline and health Of the army
are very fine The troops are in the best
spirits. =.
Nothing heard from Gen. Buckner's
command
The weather is cleo and warm.
ANOTHER DIsPAvCH.
ATLANTA, Sept. "a special dispatch
! to the Contederacy says that Col. Morrl-
son, Of the lst Georgia cavalry, repulsed
the enemy at Diamond Gap, on the night
of the Sd inst. Our loss was two wound
ed. The enemy's loss is not known. The
| brigade fell back south of the Tennessee
| liver.
The enemy shelled Loudon on the I'd
| instant, and killed two women. The
bridge was burnt to prevent the enemy's
crossing.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

Dy UUFs'."1 q dFEF7WN.
THE Beautiful place called Rural Shades, on iAa
4 Stoney Run read, p. miles Est Il Richmoni,
containing 10 acres for sale al aueton-1hs bearrl
full place will be soh at auction, by request Of the
executrx Of the late Il q Tompktns, decd, oil us
premises, on Friday, the 18th seftember, lsG3 At
IL O'Clock u. 1t culita ms ~ acres, q which shout
in original oak grove the balance Of the
land is rich, admirably adapted fcr market garten
with large Enmbero Of handsome Shade trees AMI 4
hne assortment Of choice fruit trees Near
~ all the buildings were destroyed by tho army las
year. yet the location and scenery ole anl9Ugs tbs
handsomest around Richmond.
TERMS Cash or credit at the option q the pur-
chaser. GODDIN L. ApPERSON,
40 3 Auctioueet;
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IL do 4sU DO EnBilSn OcdCucu sun euss
Is dc IA and "A black and white prints
50 do Hoyies aud Collie's fancy prints
20 do extra purple and fine plate do
IL do Cark's and COatss spool cotton
1900 lbs assorted patent threads
1900 lbs English shoe threads
14s doz fancy silk neck ties
1900 doz ladies' and misses cotton hose
200 doz mems and women's linen cambria hdkfs
l bale electric fannel
81 d0Z bonnet shapes
100 doZ cotton hdkfs
$50 pieces super notified twills
LIS do black and white and Checked giug-
hams
600 heavy canvas bed sacks
Extra brown hollands
Super white camDrics
Fine En-. iisn coored cambrics
Extra brown cotton half hose
GROCERIES.
IS bags Rio and Java coffee
zoe cases patent Belmont candies
30 do Durham mustard
20 boxes soap, assorted
80 do stick aud paste licoriCe
20 bbls linseed oil
239 boxes 81 Julien claret
lI5 bbls crushed sugar
% bags black pepper
70 chests imperial and guupowdcr tea
43 do hyson, SQUEEZING, and congou tea
25, 900 tine Havana cigars
70 kegs lock ling herringS
$50 boxes tin plate
20 tons hoop iron
40 kegs Porto Rico rum
40 cases French brandies
10 iemljoius pure Holland gin
10 pipes Ola cognac brandy
Is hblS taLnerS oil
bbls machine oil
DRUGS, ac.
so bb!s sa soda
49, cans castor oil
20 bblS alum
80 do English copperas
$40 boxes extract iogwood
400 or qainiDe
Carbuys aqua ammonia
IL do spirits nitro, part FF
cases renned borax
do powdered ca,tiiaride5
do syfingeS assorted
] DO Containing bcnzoic acid, ex coly.
cro,on oil, ami lodi .e poiass
Dbl sulphur
do cream tartar
II do EPSON Salts
/ do alcohol
20 do boiled Gil
10 cases sweet oil
SO boxes window glass, 1oxl2 to laxlS
loo kegs hi carb soda
case Lows windsor soap
l cask olive oil
II cases Madras indigo
STATIONERY
1900 reams letter. cap, and note paper
1s0 do extra post and double fiat cap paper
$50 gross assorted pencils
1000 do pens aud pen holders
cases English blank books
100 ii English envelopes
BANK note paper
White aud pink blotting paper
Sand paper and emery cloth
100 dozen fine pen and pocket knives.
SUNDRifss-
$500 pairs cotton cards
10 tales English Irvine
40 dozen French and English calfskGs
case mems English CATERS
] do heavy brogans
81 Spanish riding saddles
20O NJ gun caps
10 pieces boiling cloths.
KENT, PAINE Il CO, Auct's.
Be l-5t(Sl ,4,7,s,&g
WILL BE ADDrD,
A large inv ice. per steamer IIansa, from London,
consisting Of
Al DOZEN extra waxed ealfskins
lS do black and colored Roaps
Is do lining basils
500 gross metal pens
$50 deg tooth brushes
800 do pocket books, purses, and porte mon
b naies
Tobacco pouches, pipes, drinking cups, DC.
ALSO,
10 cases ladies' morocco aud balmoral boots
5oO,pi SUPER poEgee silk hdkfs
q do b!a k and fancy gros de Psfis
20J0 dozen fine horn and fine dressing combs
1850 do India rubber do do
100 gross staff and navy gilt buttons
Gum suspenders
Fine English soaps
Perfnmeries, pomatum, etc, etc.
set KIP co, Auct's.
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BIZ Kent, Pune d Co., Auct'rs

By Kent, Hile & Co., Aact'rs.
CARGO sale at auction-We will sell on Wednes-
~ day, the 9th of September, at Our warehouse,
com mencing at 9 O'Clock, about
1000 packages fresh imported Goods,
consisting of the entire cargo Of the steamers Ella
and Annie with large consignments by the Constant,
Alice, Banshee, and Margaret and Jessie, from Mas
sau, and comprising the largest and most valuable
assortment of Merchandise ever offered at auction in
this Market and consisting in part of the following,
viz
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Railroad Accident.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 4.-The down
passenger train ran off the track, near
Chackamenga, this morning, without Sc
rious result. MIR. Fuller, the conductor,
and several others were Slightly injured,
All the trains were delayed several
hours
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BIZ yames II. Iaglor, Amctioaeer.

A GOOD Business stand. on the south Sie Of
~ Marshall, between Jefferson and Adams st<,
at Auction.--I viii sell, upon the premises
TUESDAY, the Sth Ssptemher, ct ~ o'clock, the
Store ard Iwei.ing occupied by Mr. ssmes Kelley,
located IS shove, with three reoms, also. a small
Framed Tenement r. the rear, with four rooms The
lot fronts IS feet and runs back l55 feet 10 ~ foot
alley.
TkRxs-Made known On dny Of sale.
se5 JAS VI TAYLOR, Auct.
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w. | BEG leave to announce TO my friends
- anu Cd patrons that / have returned from
the Springs DR. ED DOFSH, Main street,
Between eth and SIh,
SO b---6tt Five doors above Spo.swOcd uotel.
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DIED,

Ga SUI day, Sept 9Th, at noon, MATTE WHAR
TON, oaIy child of w " and Lizzie Walker Les e.
aged nineteen months.
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~ NOTICE to Stockholders. meeting OF the
~ stockholders Of the Oh ckahonliny and James
river Steam Navigation company will be ieli in
Richmond at the Gilce of the Va Life Insurance CO,
Oh Friday, ll.h Sept, 1868, at O'Clock II. BY or
der Of tue President. j APPERSON,
Sc Std Treasurer.
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TWO Houses and Lots OH Baker street, in Duvais
l. addition, at auction ..-on Tuesday, the Sh s'1p
TENDER, al o'cocK 81, will sell, upon The prem
ises the two houses and lots located above cob
tanning three rooms each.
TkeMs liberal aud made known on the day u Aale
sey JAMES II TAYLOR, Auet,
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A Asasan, HMses il NAstpr, AsssFsa
II AND 10B sAEn A1 Ap0rION-ws wln s.ll
q auction, q cheg1oe1Dld O II, 6 - O'Clock,
O tie 1lth d esptemAse, fCsuft dsy1 Z tsaet Of
LAND. ooat.inins sbost 90 .cfss, and locsssd
tsrAsld n, - milss Of Petersburg. and edjoiaing
the lands Of Richmond snd Petersburg b + Go, Mr.
Middleton, Dr. Robinson, aad othefa Forty acres
-oleArsl, sad fDur handspd sores In wood ard 1p-
bsr, ono two small dwelling houssA outof repair,
upon e The attention Of psFsons who uish 70 In
vest in property that will a'uays brins them good
income BY little ate nti0n b called to this sale
TsRMs-ODe Third cash, I'D balance In one, two
and three years; or cash % the purchss may de-
sire. PULLIAM. NAMES { WHISPER,
se 5-ets Auct'rs.
EOR SAIE--we viii seIi At auction, on Fridsy
the 11th OF September, 1895. at Dispatch sta
ton on tho York River Railroad, one new Portable
Steam Engine Saw Mil, bands and saw all com.
pete. The engine is o twenty horse power, in good
ord. and was bought last spring Of r Anderson
Co. After the sale Of the saw mill We will sell
TWO yoke Of fine fat Oxen and No Carrylog.
TERxs-Made known on day OF. sale.
For further particulars apply to Or Edward Eppss
or DR. Chas E Anderson, Richmond, Va.
&c t-6ts JNOT EPPES co.
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To conclude WITH the lAughabfe Farce OF
M ",
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
E1- In prepare ion, an entirely New Comedy for
this theatre entitled
VORLD OF FASHION, OR LIFE IN PARIS!
II The manager has been handed per:onal
trifi., entitled
OGDEN AT HOME, OR A MANAGERS TROu BLES
1t Is local Extravaganza, Burletta, &c, and the
author has chosen to conceal himself, and implies
thug but per- onal consideration could prevent
its production.
If WILL SHORTLY BE PRODUCED.
NOTICE The doors open at q quarter to I. Per
Torrance 10 commence at quarter TO O'Clock.
so lit
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1g0r5aY aff1II1..:'YII,ug { -.

Agyz1Q1 ~
n WILL offer far szte for rent O. ~ aes1 - -
Cd Oak Grove Its within ule nile g ~ 1917. !. /.
and ~ Of Richmond, and contains - ee. -
not surpassed in fertility Of soil or y ~;
others The purchaser viii be allowed the prtviege
II seeding crop.
TERm made known on day Of sale.
Apply on the 9rsP satS n aa,ss' Co. HIPPO
Sc 7-2aw5ts Coochlsnd co.
&TRIPS, Strips, For SAle.-Wil, b. sold 1t sac-
~ ton, on "Wednesday the 9th Septsinbe r, Ut me
Tobacc3 Exchange, q tisrces Stript Tobacco, pas
up 10 the spring o. lsei for the English market1n
fine osder aud condition. A good opportunity bf
VAUGHAN 4 POWELL.
7-st' Inspectors Public Warehouse.
BIZ Sanlner & Are,tts, A,scfioneers,
Corner Main and 18th SITS.
WYE WILL SILL at cur warehouse, ON Thurs.
w day morning, September 10th, commencing
at y o'clock, large and desirable assortment OF
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Fancy Goods.
&c, &C.
Particulars will appear on Wednesday next
ss7 SUMNER ARENTs, Aucts.
b. Redwood d Philips, Auctrs,
(54 Main street,
WYE will sell at our store Tuesday morning, CON-
w mencing at 10 o'clock, Al assortment OF Forui-
ture, consisting Of
Tables, cabinets, safes. sc
Ready made clothing
Dbl sugar
Gold and silver watches. -.
REDWOOD PHILLIPS, Auctrs,
set 81 Main st.
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By Thos. W. Keesee, A,tctioneer,
IOfsca cor Of 18th and Cary sts.

Oy lHOS. W. hSeSte, ANcttO}teeT,
l0fEca cor Of 18th and Cary SITS.
DRAINED Dwelling House and Lot on Goth, between
L Clay and Leigh streets, for sale at auction.-Win
be sold upon the premise at O'Clock n, on Tues
day, Sept 9Th, the two-story framed dwelling house,
with rooms and ktchen. now in the occupancy OF
Mrs marlborough, with well Of good water in the
yard The hot fronts SO feet 26th street, running
back 125 feet to alley in common. Possession
given in three days sitter the sale.
Terms TO suit the purchaser.
seq TIIOS w KEESEE, Auctr.
Vx1 ILL be cold on Thursday morning, Sept 10,
w commencing ut 10 o'clock, Ut the q B lot,
Bacon Quarter Branch,
70 horses and mules, and
Number ef-wheels OF superior quality, suit
Ahle for thssxpress wagons.
ROP ARCHER, Msj and NJ.
Sale conducted by I w KEEsEg, Auct SO
NOR sale at Aar tio,--W Ill be sold al my farm, N
II the county oil New Kent, immediately On the
Richmond and York River Railroad, near funstaii's
Station, on FRIDAY, the llth day Of September,
1868, at II O'Clock the following, to wit: q mich
cows, 1 yoke Of oxen, 6 heifers, bull, sows and
pigs, some sloais and fowls, tnmbsii cart, about
Is gallons elder vlaegA1,S stacks sheaf oals, and
eUndry articles Of household and kitchen furniture
Sc 4-.ts JOHN = PEARSON.
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WANTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., respectable young or
w active middle aged white woman as upper
Nurse, and who eau make herself generally useful
in family living in the country. She must be able
to give good references for honesty, industry, aud
sob,aty. Address, stating terms and references,
Mrs HARRIS,
Thcnpson's Cross Roads, Louisa co, Va
"a --1otH
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IIOUSE and LOIS on Union Hi at auction--l VIII
L sell, upon the premises, on Thursday the lvh
September, ut Az O'Clock, the framed tcne'neh1 On
Union Hill, on 26th street, near the stoney Ra@
Nine mile road. Tho house has three rooins, VIII
well Of excellent water III the yard The iaf ifpal'
IS feet Ola 2oth street aud runs back isS feet 10 NJ
alley. -
TSrMs liberal. JAS 81 fAYf0R,
sa3 = AuCtlUleer.
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By Il. :. Pleasants, Aucti0ner.

Oy q. - HuSWtts, AUtt|HleST.
TURNlTURE, Merchandise, NC, at auction I'm
Monday, It'll inst, at 10 O'Clock will sell 4,
my store large and varied assortment IL garsa4i
Furniture, embracing
Wardrobes bureaus, bedsteads
Feather beds, mattresses tables
Cane and wood seat claiis
Rockers, cribs
Crockery, glassware, cooking stoves, he
ALSO,
A large assortment Of clothing dry goods &c FIR
account Of whom ii may concern.
ALSO,
l can linseed oil
8 bbls smoking tobacco
dernijohus coal oil
5 bags allspice
l Dbl soap, sc.
se5 e. PLEAsANTs, Auct.
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TWO Framed Tenements On the North eide
L Broad, between LIST AMI Foushee streeS, 81 sao
ton-I will sell upon the premises on Tuesday 10,
sth September, at Al O'Clock N, tho Two Trainer
teuements located above, suitable for grocery
stores The lus fronts 81 feet ana runs back Nv
feet 10 alley.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
sea Jas TAYLOR, Auct'f.
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DESIRABLE Farm Of 204 scsss. In Hsnri'o eouo
~ ty, IL miles West of Rck8ond. for sale a. suo
tion-st the request OF Ilr " T Harrison, 1 ~.
sell at auction On "wednesday, the sth ssptemosI
IL O'Clock A M, the fam on which no nov RESIDE,
containing 2Ol acres ahcat 100 cleared, and Tbs
balance in pine COX, &C. The place Is s,tustsd ,
Hsnrieo county, ~ nliles teyoLd of zen,
II miles ftOm Richmond, and from the 'a@"
river canal
TIE improvements esnslst Of eombrAos ave. "a.
ing house with rocmr, kitchen, house WIZ :.
rooms and closet the yard, fo-lhoase, Two a.lS @
With extensive sheds, DC, all under new tpa ~ 'a
stautiai enciosurss.~ The orchard contains 49,
choice young tress-spp)ss, pears, peaches paTC y.
CT Ferries, spricots, s~d Qaisces; 500 TO ~ ~.
tawba grape vines t,s aud quarter acres o. saVs.
strawbA rSss, and agooi asseStment Of email nsM
Early possession msy b. obtained. The ritose0'
IL healthy and VISTA exc Isn't .o...
After the above s-,.e will cell lot OF ese.
shesp, Wagons, Hss,nirg supplements, &c, And 'Ai''
npe males. ala
For the Der sofa prop<rf5 cash. =, d.
aGr Persons 10 the city who inteud beng
above sale must procaTe yassposts -.
ST lis II TAYLOR, Aussf..
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WANTED-By gentleman (native of France,)
W situation as teacher Of the French language in
some Of the,young ladies' schools in this city. He
city and other parts of the State will be given if de-
sired. Address Immediately to "F i. G." Dispatch
Office, Sc 7-2tA
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CTRAYED-FIom my house, medium sized red
- cow, hipped on the right Eind leg, slightly
tipped with white On the fsont shoulders and belly,
and absut years cd with belt around her neck.
whoever returns her to my house, on lSSh street,
between Brood aud Marshall, will receive ten dol
lars reward. GEO CUNNINGHAM.
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CHOUTHEKN LITERARY MESSENGER,
~ Foa SEpffNBg2 1865,
viii To ready for delivery aud gale to day. It can
be procured at the Office csYEer Of Bsnk and 18th
streets and at all the Riehni0nd bookstores
TIE subscription price Of the Messenger, FOR TIE
YEAR 1884 will be increased to year,
seventy .fre cents q aaHber.
MACPARLANE 4 FERGUSON,
se III PfopyiStors.
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DANk Note EA craving .--GEO Dunn & Co, having
- completed their engagement with the & S Urea
sury AS Bank Note EngEayers, and having renewed
from the office they occupied IN the Department 70
their new premises, on tue corner OF Main and l4th
streets, are now prepared to fill orders for State or
Bank Notes, Change Bills, State, Corporation, or
Railway Bonds Bankers Checks, Bills Of Exchange,
Certificates &c. They will be glad to show the oriei
nal designs and impressions Of the steel plates
graved by them for the 8 Government, or TO sup
ply designs and make estimates for Engraving aud
steel Plate Printing.
A large supply Of Bank Note Paper Oh hand
Parties at IA distance requiring Bank Notes en-
graved aud printed must give reference either IN
Richmond or Columbia, sc.
GEO DUNN,
WILLIAM GELLATLY,
JOHN GEMAEI4-
pichn,aua Sort 2 1853 Sc Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-07

A uCIION SALE Of Is eesss o. Land in u.,,...
"A county on the Yofk Aiser Railroad .rs -
rad isndiog TO Bsks5's MIL ~ nilss from s uas
say-In, ~. land VIII 2. ga .po. ths prsnss. -
y, In eve lots, containing ffom 10 IS se,sa ~
On one Of thses lots, yAicb eontaihe >kout n sA
s new framed dwelling. ceaiainine ARR ss"
spap rooms and oil nscessaSy out koasse' 80
Of the land can b sssn 1t my once. sss
Tsanscssh. JAS TAYLOR.
$50 Auctioc>..