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Our readers are aware that the latew
Hon. Daniel Webster was not SO careful
| in bis peouniary mattersas some men, and
this fault was at tins taken. .adyantageo Of
AT one time q poor man sawed a pile of
wood for him, and having presented shis j
bin, II was premptlyp paid by Mr., Webster.
The laborer, took sick during the winter,
and q neighbor advised him TO call upon
MT, Webster. for the payment Of his bill.
s"But. he has paid me,"' said the man, /.
t"No matter" replied his dishonest .ad- 4
wiser, .5tcall again with it, He don't
know, and don't mind what be pays. II
is very; common thing for him to pay :
much smaller bills over twice. "a A., I.
q The nan got well, and carried in his. !
account the, second time. Mr. Webster !,
looked at it, looked at the man, remem-
bered him, but paid the bill without de- :.
murring,, ,,...s...,y. II
The fellow got ashort some th three haeo Or 3.
four months afterwards, and bethought
him of the generosity and loose manner Of
Mr. Webster in his money matters and
a third time he called and presented the
bill flasa for saving, the wood. Mr., Webster
took the account, which he Immediately !,
recognized, and scanning tile woodsawyer :
a moment, he said':'' T-A.o' '''''5.'''a@ Y
"How do you Keep your books, sir ?'' o3s
al keep 10 book" said the man abash-'
ed. e1is i. <
III think yda do, sir sir, '.%c continued Mr.. !.
Webster, with marked emphasis; "and
yoa excel those who are satisfied with tie
idouble-entry system. Z You keep your !,
books upon a t,ip2e-entry plan | observe W.
!, Tearing up the account, MI. Webster. Z
added: i7'''' y lsF 'h"''1'' ''''''' '' " '9't
0Go,, sir, and be honest hereafter. I 2
have no objections to paying these little
bills twice, but | canuot pay them three :
times. You may retire. 'a,f29794 Gay . o7At
The nnah.zleft the room, feeling as
though he was suffocating for want Of air y
He had learned a lesson that lasted .
Ifhroyiohll life 58~i9a ynqtlo Gai n ~ o. ssTa'
II - ,,....g....!A Ft,t,s Ca.
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M1sffllanEous.:
sGLNi l@ From the NesO York Ledger.
THE ROMAN EMPER0RS..
BY JOHN s. @. ABBOTT
CARUs, NUMERIAN AND CARINUs.

The assassination of an emperor by the
army had become an event of such ordi-
nary occurrence that il had ceased to ex.
cite any special emotions. The soldiers,
having despatched Probus, deliberately
chose JCarus, Mhos had been commander of
the Pretcrian Guard, as their emperor.
Carus was a man of liberal education and
filled the honored Office Of Roman Sena-
|, tdr. He had been an. upright man but
M. Possession Of power demoralized Nun.
-, bis, accession to the throne he was six
ty3yeafS .sf age. a He had two sons ofsma-
ture o.,e,I U3ridus ard Numerian. Until
the reign Of Carus, about the year 2S0,
tho Roman senate enjoyed, at times real,
and always nominal power. But its au-
thorty now expired, and its voice ceased
60 be of any potency ia the affairs Of men.
In the elecson Of Cafus the Senate was
not consuhed, and Carus contented him
self in announcing to them,' I'm naughty
terms, ttat,h had assumed tho response.
bilities of governments
Persia was now rising into, q formidable
power In the East, wrestling Provinces
from the Empire, and menacing advance,
with rapid strides, towards the Meditefra-
mean. Carus prepared an expedition to
these distant realms. taking tkelead Of il
himself He was baldsbeaded, and as he
commenced the enterprise be uttered the
impudent.vannt 81 win make Persia as
bare as my skull" Itissalways safer to
boaet when one hays of bis brnior than
when ono puts IL on. Befop his depaF'
tars Cams conferrsd upon his two sons
shs tile of Caesar. He lsil Che sldsr, Ca
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LINES ON A SKELETON.

p The following poem appeared in the London
Morning Chronicle some forty years ago. Every
effortwas vainly made to discover the author,
even to the offering of q reward OF fifty
guineas. All that ever transpred was that
the manuscript had been found near skeleton Of
remarkable symmetry of form, in the Museum of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Lincoln's Inn,
London, and that the Curator of the Museum
had sent them to the Morning Chronicle .t'
Behold this ruin Twas skull
Once of ETHEREAL spirit full. 4'. ".si
This narrow cell was Lifes retreat, .,}H
This space was Thoughts mysterious seat.
What beauteous visions filled this spot, =
What dreams of pleasure long forgot? o
Nor hope, nor Joy, nor Love, nor Fear,
Have left one trace of record here. g9
Beneath this mouldering canopy =.
Once shone the bright and busy eye,
= But start not ut the dismal void tI
If social love that eye employed. So.
Ifwith no lawless fire it CLEANED,
But through the dews of kindness beamed,
That eye shall be forever bright
When stars and sun arc sunk In night.
Within this hollow cavern hung sH
The ready, swift ard tuneful tongue
If Falsehood's honey it disdained, n,
And when it could not praise, was chained;
If bold in Virtues cause it spoke, ..
Yet gentle concord never broke;
This silent tongue shall plead for thee
When Time unyais Eternity 'ri fttl
Say, did these fingers delve the mine? y
Or with the envIed rubies shine2 ~ t5iie
10 hew the rock OF. wear gem 81
Can little now avail to them, ,. ,S
But if the page of Truth they sought,
Or comfort to the mourner brought
These handsa richer need shall claim
Than all that wait on Wealth and Fame.
Avails it whether bare or. shod,
These feet the paths of duty trod 1? 7
If from the bowers of Ease they fed, ..
To seektAfflicton's humble shed
1fGrandeur''s guilty bribe they spurned,
And home to Virtues cot returned,
These feet with angel wings shall vie,
And tread the palace of the skyl
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

Free Brsdge-If the progress Of this war
has had no other eiisct on the people of Man
chester it has ut least aroused them to the in,
portauce Of FREQ bridge between the capital
and their town. Had this bridge boon oo,.
stzuoted four years ago Manchester would now
be one of the most prosperous villages in the
South Her vacant lots would have been built
up-Lsr great water pOwe. would have been
employ ed-her citizens would have been mace
up Of artizans Of every description, and her
business would have been Increased ten. fold -
Richmond and Manchester ought TO be con
nected4by free bridge, and the sooner it is
constructed the sooner will real eetate on the
NCnth side become valuable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

Public Benfft.-If the Old Market Hall, on
18th street, is fitted up for a Courtroom for
the Mayor, tho re ON now nssd by him can be
tarned by him into a city Office at little or no
cost. Market Hall is now used for no par
iiculsr purpose, ia large, airy, and light, and
by . small expenditure can be made very con-
vsuisnt fer the Mayor morning Court. The
room now In uee is 60 smsll and SO badly ven.
tilaasd that NO one can attend there with com
fort Another objection to it H. that the pris
onsrs have 70 be psradsd through soms Of the
principal thoroughfsres to get TO it. and must
then he marched back to the Jail Market
Hall sdjoins tie first station house, where all
prisoners ara confined, and is therefore very
convenient. viii no. the Council order the
change, and thus ensure tho Mayor ample
room for the transaction of his bu, iness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

Wounded Soldieys-Many of the NJ bic fel.
lows wounded at Gettysburg have been re-
moved TO this city, under the care of DR.. Rod
day, and are improving rapidly In their long
and toilscme journey their snfierinss were very
great, and would have been considerably in
creased bat for tho kind ladies ut Ivy station,
in Albemarls, who rhinistered TO their wants,
by supplying every one of them with the
choicest edibles and with an abundance Of
cool milk and delicious butter Not a wounded
soldier was allowed to pass without being frs,
feasted to his hearts content on the fat oi that
b0unte0us land. We are sure that thoee min
istsring angels have the prayers of the poor
soldiers for their timely kindness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

On Ta,s5st 50 @4t1 RS syas ri ! O'clock rs,
al ;, isra+ -ecstvJE II ~ osi's ~ aaoE.@or2
"a O., ~, q q II 5uir, - sts a2G3tss-s
{. Sc u YesF u ia .-r, -; 2sn stsUsffs q Hon-
ii ar,his.y sos.ssg,y q &c O. 81 Gon'h Csro!'Ds
I.is sa-ara; 81 i'll ss4e pls:e thfs <Tefnes'ss }
,aofni..s. IS ]. oeio3r, s.om his fame 4 az =
ar VIZ, s5ls.al ssid,nai, on AZ; bstrTs,n sEsie
s16 +. Bsii; s:reeta Gbs iIicaSr, :e.2;iTsa: sna
sG1tat-ate Of TIE f.sAi'y, ard thess 81 sae as'
c,s--a = sea9scs!u'lY 10y al "a st.sas.
kY- .iolonti.. I, q, sEd augusta, IS, raFsrs
via tits,c COPE.
Jl tie E7ia is. :. ths ss-i1-nca cs 5sscts
Si,Il, Hsusic, c"uasy, AiAa.Ia. csusassr Of !
Ws.sn
Ter funsvAi ~,H'sss i;cs so.dsy e. II o'sicos,
rem lie let 2fessv.srlsn chrres.
EN;d a. Gstsv,bn g "a, Jay /. lSf3 Ia The
81 Y-.r of HE 'fn. up. 7Hfn P1re D"9.&.
II ,hc Osss.s fenitrons tci =, o:h LcumtiI1
s.giznsa>
Decsa cd -.s a zstivs =; Scn.r-%i u4nsdt, soh
N st STRIP lied tfi;.r snd bravo sold,s2.~-
ida TO ,ssi IL e~sce.
gE Mole s.ai,,er srd TfihanS BLESS rnty >
Funeral No'ice the 'u1.r2i pa vioa1 Il Go' II
Hill *. Id s3:asasrpt feeims't GIL. d Oh m
ID i1s >t Gut ztn,g vii 'aHc Y.'sss = ~ 81
oc ot 7 ~. {; ,,a the FiIst s'r. eDy,eiiNa jhuab,
ftsv i'r mo1rfs)
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s" xrE3JIa:a i-3KkUS. --fs,as us;..2ssis5ied aags
- il, orc, ola is;ds AMI fu caes rstfcEs .bi n. IL
ST n n sxsi;a LDsilssa, having - i@tETtas IL
sas basi7=fs o; Esssa FIN II Yo-ls, -ots s. to,
Nrs =. building, 40 and lis Eoia siFee', syacrt
"a TIL Se lse*se5 io ccrtuc' ssaS f;s ii >2e NC
(.YcT LIN ~! h :hsi. pstgoa.ge Ths 10 .iGcsn.
eaiiairg snd lag .us;5cs5 exgttisCc2 II @e.grs
tym 81 fov:s. kcay < &c, tfis? supas.' i-oue
n,en:a - parties baSins ODDS & sny tcsc ia'i,n
T. asi e. public sec III CT iaiv..a s2ts.
lssrsfrl sos lbs LIBERAL ps..ouays of his EiaEds
Wills in .h3 1Gt ceiu CT Euuus- D. hu'rss. ha 70
x:,s&ii.iy .oilc!sz c9n;iAu sncs OF The Esrat.
J83 9 BE2kN5s.
9-is Formally CT grg,p-r {, sfscfss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

State Guard In our notice last Saturday
Of q robbery AZ the State Capitol, we insdvsr-
tsntIy remarked that it was "a little singular
that this robbery shcu'd have taken place in
the presence and without the knowledge of
the State Guard Since then " Q haxa basu
assured that thu STATE Guard have nothing to
do with the interior Of the building, their
duties being outside. OF Gel rse they cannot
krow what takes place within, and are no
more TO blame for this robbery than the door.
keeper of a theatre il for the picking Of S
pocket Of one Of the audience. We make
this correction in Justice to the guard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

Rockets, from being a place of business and
hustle, has become Ne quiet as 4 deselted viii
Iage. Now and then Government wagon or
street cart disturbs the Ri. ming qaiet, and
OCCASIONALLY lame soldier or an intox icated
AtsaRgler aI0uSss the denizsns by loud talk aud
loistsrous words, but with these exec ptions
Rosketts 10 Is quiet 90 city of the dead. No
vessels line it, wharvee, as in days gone by
no crowds gather TO receive or chip goods
The river is biockadsd and Rockets lie Rock.
eta NO mora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

The Mayor spent come time yesterday in
hsaring and disposiDg Of variety of police
complaints against keepers Of restaurants
charged with keeping their doors open after
10 O'Clock at night and on the Sabbath day, in
violation of city ordinance passed to pre-
ssrvs the good order Of the community. At
te. hearing the evidence, each party accused
was fined and reprimanded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

County Roads.-The County Court of Hen
Tieo will meet on Monday next, when Com.
missioners should be appointed TO report on
the condition of tie various roads leading TO
this city, 30 that they could be Improved be-
fore winter sets in. If something is not done
with mdhy of them, all travel will Of necsssi-
y bs suspended, and the people will be- cut
OF from all markets. There are but three
months left 10 make improvements, and il they
are not properly employed n ,thing can he then
done until next summer.
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Ne Rnx ANIMAL yEcE BhL2IEOEs
Ba..vsH'3 BLOCK -at the Shoe Store o, IGN
etrea: opposite .Dk street ,st received 'oS cay.
a iags ,c+ os a % Felt Fats 81 coos, va Pee.
u .rs chasn .li,,..s. tIaIdssu's Kisses. L&5i.s,
Gsa.!eu.en's :; sarvsn.s' Boots snd Shoes rs
.syass. stock il tie scn-d. Eoop ak'r;s ;hSsv
sp.i:es 9ix paragois Gnd Umo,oiiss aisck
sr.fyss. f,or1 $50 70 SIS a pai-. G.ov.s savsra;
assisae!s E:ris. Lz2sas'. g i'asen's aad a.D:is
Il MS Bs..zh9s: s:s sisg'. etcla. 0a'.a tns
bvorr. vsfy u, 5 bst..eo a2d Lara D':cr
5,lft2 ssW;r- F.'G fzss Taxs>3. Lax soi
= te Crl:cr9 asctirs sa. land 81 ie5 -
fo3ast Csr.',z Es.oks, very g1Torias, IL pc
>ses Eug>l1csc T.s..sc EffsT, BLANK Hot--f
;;5>r~. Raise., Rs re Pa b. @,oih a'rche5
yS,uute9r5 Gon5Gui21. IL lip 50faS!c f;r th- gel
t:as sncf stica Mil b. aoid e. r Emsai! aSv1Tee
DaRsY, READ (; I9Ark2,
.zfr-3t rl,s Esai>r6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

The Tournament Of Jenk inss brigade, that
was 70 have taken place yesterday, was una.
voidabiy postponed. the Knights having been
called 70 "tilt" with the Yankees else here,
and W are not ut all cure that the contempla.
tod sham fight, for which preparations han
bean made, has not, ere this, been turned iusu
. genuine battle with .he snemiss Of the com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

A Ner Trotting Track 10 being prepared
in Chssls, field, bnI short distance flom Ii y
city, and will DO ready for sport in a va.y
short time Good horses are getting earesr
every day, and but few fast trotteI. can be
found 10 the South. The breed Of Eight
drafts" can only ba improved BY speed, and
would become extinct bat fog the race course
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

GALS HI GATaLt0gI Ar AUuT;un
- WEDNESDAY, Tho 21-h iaat soersaSin. :.
. o's.osk. ~s VII seh ~ esiaiesssa isss ~
DRY 0oeDs,
0.5UsxizS
rauG3.
sFIrrcMzRY.
ke~ Ia s.e.s and receiving Lem Sa.sa,
steamers Arsb.o szasi.so Isr,,An9ia, asa IN. '.
kEn.a. c3rs'stirg 10 psi -
"a cases ( n klsok and Wsfs p .nls
30 fchw.bs's 4sxium and D,rk A,
II " .kx.ra Siack Aod 0fxv, IL PI.,. a,
10 Black and While snl Checked On.
81 BIg,i.h RIsashsi I.esK Goth
/. CLARA aud 0astss's Speel Co.isa
sx.ss slsck 1ns itsh Cfspaa
fas printed DsL.iass
ltf pinsss "osssc psbsess
$50 = hie M1!issa Twu.s
20 sars.tar and extra Black Aipasu
- =" fac Ll.h Liasus
- fIncy Chscxsd Cashmere,
% extra hsssy Liasn DsEls
$50 Sc. nsa Cotton HGtf
10 kisck italian Cloths
l.e)0 dcxsa gents and iasi.a' Liam CAnafs Enc.
SO lsd.sa' sshi.s Gotten Ho.s
80 pcunds I'm ,sisa { h,o Th,sk.
$50 Psteat fhssa5, asss.:el
lf9 packs test Arasrisan Pins
200 gross white Agate Bltsexs
100 cod Go do
1886 block ard whlts Sn,psassf Al
l $50 dGxsn Psris Tooth Rrusaes
l. 300 FreE Drsstins sud Flac Combs
EneS b N b Axiaes and DtLaicss
Eu lin Drssss. and ssregs Aobes
P,;ntso 1seuSdi0es
{; g&i6iss Bonnet 0fsbons
G ~ s2d fancy Wco,sn h.r!s
ueAy pop!ius. Hop 3sieis, ae.
agnGERIa3 AID DaUag,
20 bsrrsis 2og!i UrGih.j sagss
Ii2 cae.s Cham osyne Er andes
SEA Gsmj h > Hclisn1 Gin
Of baskets invest Gil. part extra
90 keg. L CARD StdA
- boxss Os<iiis Soe,
iOS bs, 8 choice ri, xai In. ussrs Coffee
l,sco lts Hxas1s Lnsweoi
Copperss Soas Ash. Spsom sall
E.oxn Windsor AID Asserted sGsc,
tssopnd Pepps:. Emo Mass. a.
01o ,bs. NADIA, I1jg,
IS ssses sst Julien Sisret
Ga Ja:a ses xum ir dam has
hasde;rs TYNE Ia boiass
okeg, U'd Porto eco Sau
IL b+'ss Eots
uAsDY.AsE AND srATioSsEY.
200 II Percussion Caps
ls0 & z;u pairs doe Scissors
10 CO Fcckst Kaivss
% loxssI Oy:n
IS, re.ms lot. sad Letter rs.a-
leo do Demi sad Douh:e Ris ap
500 ocz.n f1ns Lted Perciis
80 u Bua aud While Anve!c.ss
80 pieces Aaot'r Rolling Closns NJ stola
lad pscks P:ayicg Cards
90 Ans Riding sA1ites
Plated Kaivss. Fc.is. Spoons &C.
HATS AND SHOES.
$50 Ex.fs Drsb and B.asS Ysii Hsa
"a pairs L,fies' Enamsis Il Boots
go do Morocco d, arsors,d
90 cxsss kRsor Ind Ehoes. consisting Of
EsnY Cali Raino.A!a
Eaiisa' Listing Oai.era Cor trss, do
Lxdl.s' KID aud Morocco liz morals
Children 4 d Rco:s, GkiisFs. &c.
The sals Will eoran,snas pror.p iy a o'elost
1as Eo loo vii lie given II t6s o.tisr Ia whtsn 10,
Goods Will b. offered.
KENT, PAINE & 90.
~ 2t-ids Austtoasasi
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Wen Snppliea.-The markets yesterday
morning were abundsntiy supplisd with The
cheisssS vegetables; but the prices asked were
sHpracuslJ high. The scarcity of labor and
We high prices Of the necessaries of life arc
Ne reasons assigned by gardeners for tEsir
heavy prieea
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improv:ss Tho health of Mrs.. Ailaa. the
lady charged With treason. and now under
gn.ra. Y ssid 70 b improving, aud hopss are
cnaeesa.nsd that shs viii sreedi.s recover--
~ eeon = her strength 10 snfso.snu. crsat IN
sne1go ~ e!citsmsrt. she . TO BE- az . mind
esscs: |. 2. 3. Comnissios.r, when ali the the
ne0 ID ~ eaQe viii be brought 10 i;ohs 'A0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

Pa,oled Prisoners Sc serai hundred pa
rolled prisoners captured on the Mississippi,
have been cent from Camp Lee to their oo"'n
A., hnmsa within the past three days.
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by Redwood - Phillip, 4aet..

MI b WILL SSL;. III eas.iJu, ri cut sssss,
Wv EkE@3 S!2AY ..s,,: nag 90 aa.. al
oti ocs. al sJtorssi'1t II
Hauss!!3i6 saTnl.afc
IL T. is.s Dry Goods, e.e
4 lot II Esy Far sIais
Algsss, eta
l ssSEs Tr%vsl;o5 Graak els.
aBOWeUD l. PHI LLiP8 AGeE
iysa 81 Ss.1 &
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f,ood yden.-Ths Ulcers at Canp Leo u!
conf scatiog all the liquors brought 10 'has
eamn hy traders and spectators, aho t"sp'hs
/. cvar tn this yarious hospitals
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s-Tr THE yssy --LATEST NoETHsts piP:Rs-
- yg.-r Yask Ph.iai*i'n ia SD HS,' ~ 2ff'
sr,es.1s.> koRnfs6. a q % + - p b
-. -.-.rrtTs !raDI.G 30 yens~s Iis.o
-. So, ai+fe city sni snu'he. \ pai'ss5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

"1Here - NotAiag Certain but Deoa u.s
Ia1ss"-.fhs former may 1t any gms NV s""
80 = e, aud row, ~ win be seen bv tLs
eisy can walk up 70 Inc Captain ~ y. sns
setfte. end thereby get rid'o OF some Of their aa
sasplus change. ''s''
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Wife Whipping -Daniel Scion was before
the Mayor " stsrday on charge of beating his
wife; but 90 the madam failed to appear,
Daniel was held to bail 70 answer to day. lie
ia now under bonds for 9 similar offence, and
il convicted will be made to settle mp very
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nH SPECIAL NorIox -cnr c.1aiosns s:is G.
ns,S SoODE, GSOCEsHS HAkoWAR1.
DEUas. ana srSTIsnsnskT :s s,sp alns upwards
S1.; r,,..,.s nv, WEDNESDAY morning. 50.
int 81 o'sIo:k IN, gods ~I! TO sid in the
!oI.owiug order. va;
Erv Goods. st O'Clock
Groceries sn3 Drugs. It &C rex
Et.,ionsry sd Hardware G: ooscck
Hats and fh0es, s. c'ccs.
IL, sa-9, Ksf7 P3IsRA no. ftcs.
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ny n iIIl0ooo0 . Go Aacoo0eeTss
Az 1879 Main street
TUBING Lathe, Ac AUs rION - On
1 rFuss0AI, the 3o:h inss' s~l'msn s.s -
~ ooiec A r. We will sail 81 tbs sL~p on Yin, 10
tNeso Main sui YfAnk;i0 ~
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Bench fhsasE, and various ,ther tools
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

~RAGS WANTED l-FuTEES AND
TwxxrY CEsrs PER POUND according to
quaiity) viii b paid as THIS OFFICE for Al!
kinda Of CLEAN COTTON AND LINEN
RAGS, In large or small Quantitiss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29

uHARA FOR SAL1 III JAkkS iIlY-J ctfef
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nss haadrsd Aol eighty nlas aSrss. aS,u. ons hun.
DIES and 6tty OF wnic are cleared. large pars
OF the remainder II In yoaog pima. 7hs fsrpa b
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kigAsy esspsasAbls nsiShhosh,cd Ros terne. ~
apply % YIN q fieasaats. HSq, lGsh stSeel o.
twssa Main end Gary. Hiehnoal, Va.
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