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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
GENERAL NEWS.

On Saturday morning about o'clock fight oc-
CURED on the sidewalk fronting No. lGS East Twen-
second street 1t appears thai large party bad
been attending ball in the neighborhood, and
some Of them becoming mudlled wen! out " quarrel
about recent dog fight, and 10 the course OF ths
quarrel Thomss McEvoy WAS stabbed 10 the aldo
men. He was taken to Bellevue HOSPITAL, where lie
subsequently died Of bis injuries. Edward FiI1ser
aid and Peter McGraii arrested on suspicion OF
having been implicated in the affair, aud the Coroner
held an inquest yesterday, when large amount OF
testimony was elected. Two Of the witnesses
swors that they saw knife in the hands Of Peter
McGrsi and belle we'd that be was the one who In
nictsd the injuries. TIE Jury 'bereupOn rendered
verdict that deceased came TO bis death from in'
iuries received at the bands Of Peter Grail The
prisoner who was arrested by the Eighteenth Pre'
cinc Police, was committed 10 the Tomos last even
Ing 10 await the action Of the Grand Jary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
TRIPLE SHE + II +.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Official notice has been received ~ 'ne Navy
Denartment of the capture of the non steamer Nep-
tuna of Glasgow, SIZE was from Havana, en'eav-
ornu TO get into Mobiie. The U. S. steamer Lsck-
avanna. discovered her ON the l4tn ult chased her
NOR. than 100 miles, sod 6ualIy secured the prize.
Dnrng the chase most Of the cargo and all the ma-
were thrown overheard. While comngin with the
Neptuue. the Lsckawanus esped IA smoke, gave
chase, and was fortunate in capturing the Rebel
steamer Planter 3l2 tuns, with 625 bales OF cotton
and I24 barrels of rosin, from Mobile for Havana.
About so bales Of cotton were thrown overheard.
The discontens with jeff. Daviss rule in North
Carolina Ia becoming formidable indeed. Toe hon.
VIM. A. Graham pruts, 10 Tie Raleigh Standard,
Q strong article denying the ght Of secession fiom
the Federal Uoiop, affirming the right Of coercion by
the Federal Government, dlsclaming the propriety
and just cause of the pendiLg assaults sganOs the
Union and strongly asserting the right OF any state
70 withdraw at will from the Confederate compact.
jackson, with 1900 men and 10 pieces of artil.
ery. attacked Beverly, Westera Virginia, on the
% inst Col. Harris, with regiment OF uoope,
numbering GOO, was ordered to hold the enemy III
check till re.enforcements sbould arrive, which he
did The mounted regiments rescaed there TIC
Same evening, repulssd the enemy. ana @e now in
full pursuit.
The chivslry who never war upon women and
children, except now aDj then to tar sbd feather a
Yankee scboomi.iress, recently arrested the wife
and daughter of Charles Heary Foster, OF North
Carolina. The people were uuco exasperated, and
it required a strong guard TO prevent rescue. MIS-
+. was finally sent 10 her home.
Tho Kingston, Jamaica, Glesner, Of June l6,
says vessel arrived thes reports meeting the pirate
Alabama l4th Juue oil the Point, cruising close into
land, in the track Of the AspinwalI steamers.
The o. s. steamer Circ4ssan reports the cap
tnro of New Orleans, of the Rebel sloop John Wes'
Icy, with cargo Of cotton. She had got out Of St.
Marks Fla.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
From Ncw.Oricuns nnd Key Wcsi.

The u. ). steamer Key Wesi, Eidddge, New
Orleans, June "A lpot aS late ~ previously report
sd) via Key West, Juue 80, al . 7. IN, with pas
sengers and the U. 5. mail to Benner Brown,
arrived here last night.
Arrived at Key West 18Th June, AID founl there
the prize steamers Planter and Nellare, guuboat
Alabama, bark Alex. Mcneil end orig Mary Il.
Miiliken, both from Pkiadelpuia; steamer Iuiuo.s
IRON New.York for New-Orcans, for coal; ships
ing coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

The National Anniversary wss celebrated in
this city and vicinity vito great spirit by the
loyal people, Notwithstanding the absence mill
tary parade. There seemed to be almost cheer
full and patriotic feeling, which was bouuifuliy
increased by good news toward night from the
glorious army Of tho Potomac. The only ex-
csption to general jubilation was among the
eopperhead's who desecratcd the day by
speeches that will live TO curse their mem
ories when their children are Ashamed to own
them. A condensed repart Of the sayings and
doings Is given on the llth page Of this mornings
paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

trodden under foot. But we believe the
beginning Of the end is como. The military
power of the Rebellion has received blow
from which it can never recover. Let the
Nation which is thus rescued unite in thanks
giving ard praise to the God Of Battles, whose
arm is not shortened that it cannot save, and
who in the end ia on the side. not of the
strongest battalions, but of Justice, Humanity
and Freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
The Fourth in Philadelphia.

PHiLADkLPaiA July .. lyol
The Fourthlpassed here without any political de-
monstratious, botn parties having aiven up Their
projected assenblages account o tie Invasion Of
the State. The movement Of companies nnd reg-
ments OF minute mon through the s.reeLs made them
lively. Tue reception ot nn Official Dispatch vi
Gen. Meade, and Pre.idont Lincoln conSratulatory
address, created u furor wIieh 5000 extende
throughout tho city, rsising ia'ense snthnsias III
among the ma.ses which found vent III Gl.eer aler
cheer. Fireworks were piomiscuously displayed.
Mrs Gen Meade WAS sereaadod, aud the clty w1s
aliye with Joy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

ARRIVAL OF A PRizI.--Ths prize schr. John
William, Lieut.. Howard, commanding. from ksy
West, 10 days, with merchandise lprizs csrgoesl -
Mr.. Ciapp, U. s. Marshal at Key West, arrives
yesterday. The J. w. was captured last March ~
tho u. 3. steamer Octsrora.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

FIRE IN Ninth AyrSvE.-on Saturday morning
about O'clock hfe broke oas la Ninth Av-nas bss~ssn
ty.eoad and fythrd street, which desrcysdth- follow.
n houso.: No 6s3 Aiuth occupied a. 'n"ks-aou's
by job. Bowers in.ursd Johu hsys stable iasaFoi "".
A. Lelnrrs house caIpsnler 'ho. insured is' $ss"'
two houses BELONGING john L. Eo,t Insured foi st"'
MI WernsPs house la tho of No So, insured sad a.
other rear Insured fsr 1900 The enidias'
ys Al o. WOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
II. No, no! bit OF 1t. Witness GETTYs.

ii. No, LOI Dlt OF IL. NiEtsS utlIhS'
BURG.
III. We can only judge the future BY the
past. The present thoroughly Pro-Slavery.
Pro.Rsbel Legislatures Of New. jersey, Indiana,
aud Illinois. were MI elected while Mcclellan
.a. in command of the Army OF tho Potomac
aud per.lstently dlsobeying and deiyipg the or
der Of bis superors that he should pursue and
fsht the army OF Gen. Lee after its defeat at
Antictau. Our first antl.Wnr Stats Conyen
tiou-that addressed by Brooks Comstock Il
Co. at Troy-was held under tho sumo au.
spices. Hora.o Seymour was nominated for
Governor by the Democrats OF our State and
opened the CANVASS by very bitter speech,
full of tie subtlest and most malignant Cop.
perhead venom, while Mcclellan commanded
our main army and while President Lincoln
WAS s,ill holding out against the War policy
of Emancipation. The Democrats known to
us were just as hostile To the War then ~
they arc to-day. How should it silence them
to 20 back to tho very General and tho very
policy under which they developed their oppo.
sition, ostensbly and superfcially to the con-
duet Of the War, but essentially aud really to
the War itselfi
No, Mr.. Graves; there is neither victory
nor safety in the downhlll road you would
hays tho nation travel, but the exact con-
trary. We havs had enough, and moro than
enough, Of McClsllan's generalship. "sPeak
10 the children of Israel that they GO FOR.
WARD"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

this until proved beyoOd question:; bat if she
ever did 80 base thing, we trust (snce The
precipitate fight of her husband lett her n the
hands of the Ilebels) she will be Indicted as n
thi,f, tried as thief, convicted as thief and
punissed as o thief. 1t will do her world of
good
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
GEN. MCCLELLAN.

To he Editor Of lac ~ Y. T,ibsss
SIR: For many years have been your admirer.
have lbored for The Of the general paepss sI'o
Dated By Tns TsBcSE especially lave esmm.ncsd fO
honesty upon all subjects Ho~svs'. offered viii Jos
upon the subject " On 10 eLInoEJ" AID tho
snd removal Of McCl.h At this erissl isuets u
psiens Affairs shall step discus nsr,s Of either
question: bat simply ssi few que'ons which sis hishlJ
ist.Iss,ing 10 the North at this tms. via;
/. Docs loyal North tdav sss il-i Gen. Mcclellan
shall supensds Gen Hssek at least command the Amy
of the Potomac
O. Docs not tho loys North believe Gen Mcclellan 10 be
the sbest svo sId the only cspable Of
nisa ,uring arms with Gen. Loo
D. Would not tho sppoiutmeu, Of Gen. Mcclellan to tho
command of the Army Il the Potomac OF to the peOs Of
brius least 10000 Of his sdnen to
tho mpp0t u the Un'On snd q, the same as "Isaee the
Coppsrhssd easaers ct tho North
Th. hearts Of ct l..'t million Loyal Hortb.rne, avail.
your spswsr Respectfully. X. {. CkAVEi
Whssitne, West Va. July l. lSe3
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

and what he has once undertaken he will not
sources for its accomplishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

Yallandigham has reached Bermuda on his
crcumgyratory way TO Canada. We don't
think his prospects of being Governor of Oaio,
bad as they were. have improved during the
last few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

The commencement of the glorious news
from Gettysburg published this morning VIII
be found on the fifth page of this sheet.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

One of Wendell Phillips's outspoken speeches,
eiven on the 4th at birmingham, Mass, will
be found on the second page.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

We would call the attention Of our readers 70 Q
notice pobhedi another column oy Postmaster sAs"sA
relative 70 ths new Pos,-Ofics regulations
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

On the second page we give late news from
Vicksburg; all goes on well.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Reply.

We decline to discuss the merits Of Gen.
General. III. Chief Of the Union Armies, prefer.
ring always to preserve silence with respect
to what We do not nt oil comprehend. Wo
conine our reply to tho questions 50 lar as
they respect Gen. Mcclellan.
When this General was called to Washing
ton, We most heartily approved. commended.
and rejoieed over his appointment. We knew
then, as well as We do now, that ho was q
bigoted Pro.Slavery Democrat, but We cared
nothing for that. 80 long as we believed him
intent On crushing tho Rebellion. We clung
" him through disappointment and disaster.
waiting for tho rouds to dry, tho Potomac To
reach proper stage, "the leaves to fall, " &C.,
&C., until we wero reluctantly driven to tho
conclusion that he was under tho direction
and control Of seIfscekiDg. partisan wire-work.
ore who had decided that the Rebellion should
not be put down by force Of arms, but that the
Rebel cniefs should be bribed Or bought over tO
further acquescenco in the existence Of tho Union
by new concessions ~ the Slave Power involving
the further extension and aggrandizement Of
Slavery in our Union. And ~ that is, in oui
Wow, the worst conceivable result Of our pres.
eut struggle, involving every element Of Ma
tonal crime, disgrace and downfall, We slowly,
reluctantly, surrendered all faith in Gen.
George u. McClouAu--all hope Of triumph
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n 3 nUPUY, Llsat.

1EILlTARY o rIsE--To Rssiuen.ai RAstsl.
Nt hn and Company Gennaaa.rs and othars,
sa.1,r os the Rssase q Aii.sa Service The sub.
70 LIAR bsisg taught and h.vise b,.n sn.
sagsi succsssealy il tss chiaR DaUN CORPS,
would undertake the ias!susiicu Ct hoys. cvldsd
twsa'y or more hoys can Re secured His xacd,
Of teaching IL rseise.lv correct, aud esn. In ocm
pasagivsly shoIt tlme, Prepare boys 10 yer:orm
camp duly. lsarrins thsm all TIE nsesssary CALI,
beats, sio, Tor tbs nsld e&rp
Es cen b sesn at The corner q 10Th AID xAlp
streets, up stairs
Alse, teveral soSd Drums 'oe ale.
IN 0-3ts JsHRS WEIGHT
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Ok GCss3 OF VA1sIA8aE W.on r,,,
S(e) contsiairg shsu. 4 60 co, d q We,; $40
sscps Q ,crsy o. Ito bs< 6ssa,ite, lersIsd - ~
kor.h AGO At tie Fsseer'sss5ars rslr,si ,,ss
miles from k!e5ssead. al A,.iiso--hi IN. r,a-s..
Ct ps ssuio. s-ii Esis, ca %ueSnAy, H. ,lssss'
Gusus: at o'ciecs 3 AZ shs PIE s!zss o., ,s-s
s.fy valuable pies 81 '.na ssrs srs sb<a. ~
dwelling. Yhs asssees hsaviy ,rpgtsi by or,,sa,,
growth Ssso. al ioa roaa. NH
TnRAs--l-ibaSai sasi !. sd= faowu c., cav G, al,
fV 81 7 n TaSyub 49,.
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EDUCATIONAL.

rHNHg UHDssSiG FED, who haa employed Ne
@ kekaI3. n L. University OF Va. to tesrh
q private SCHOOL 1t his residences, nsss News
Ferry, halifax, Va, viii take isrr boys. bet~ssn
tbs sgss o. rlse sHi faurissn- Tts htmt. sot inc
e. s.oo Of fya mo. ths, beaarirg tbs II b Of Au
CAST, will b. $3.50 exeles.v, ct tights ed towels.
sTEHIIHG NDE1cD3,
Ar l,-l2. Nevis Ferry.
CPkOlsL N0TiUH.-Ths sx b stib.rs & a.s III!
[ for tbs patronage bes!tw d ca THIN cussDy the
Dast session. beg leave respectfully to announce
that thsir SCHOOL will bs 70 o;sEed on tbs 6fst Of
oetobsr next. Dee motto, viii be given & tsrrs,
AZ ~ q Go1DhH.
aue-tsl GA kRIU3S0N.
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e. bT BLOCKADE, st DAEBI, READ
0SefRY Shoe etora GA l2th street OPPOSITE
tank strict . nns selection Of nee Eel. 1rsnoa
Hats othsr qust %. also very cheap; 70 GOO psirs
of shoes r.w In store. Of 81 kinds that can b
bough'; Hns Cavalry Boots; 0entiemen'a nae
Shoes; Srcksns; 1rogues fer servants; icclnd.nE
Hosiery, Hsudkeschisis, corseis nns ksrlno Shirt
suchs, ~ other srtlses; 30 dos Hoop SaiSts, toc
sale rsasonsb by tho dczsa or sinsls one.
au 3d.
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Dy - wsns T. Willis, kzet'ss,
mo d rs d s.Tes.I

EsURNiTUgE. Dry 09o,ss, 0is.hiaF. hse,s
Nsts Grccsstg. SD 0isalEars"-s isiSss
hortmen. for ssia az 1ue.ls7 =. cur store, ta
fuKsDkY August iiih a. 10 s,ssk.
.~sI,gli--
Eevsrsi figs asid I'D t.isss WsiSbes. !sssIf'
yts' ONEs.,j 4 wIlG.
az W srcilaessks
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By Gc. = PIeasae u, Aact,

HeUsaHcL3 sEB EST,,asx FuaSIrps,
&c, FoR SaA9 az AUG ri3a - "a,
e. &: 10 o'siccx. ca sU2E3s NJ sts llsh ir,. :,
Ne hsuss IL III Z simaEs ca s:sia s'rses ts.s,,a
hzid sns Kilsisn FJatiTUss, o>nprlslpa u.
u:ra. vsrseis, sgch ss-
Esnlzems Eu-e.us. Dalssesss
Wsshseanas fsbsss, CsAs-a
Esds lssresses, B.dd;cg
Carpets Batting
Gisasnsr,, Crockcry, &c.
pss.tss nea.srour oshsS t'ss1sS.s as,ia,.s
aus y q PiEtaAsrs. Aua
EcogAeH At Auction by tsaer o, Il, Il.
= fetssy q Wax L,rlii ssli al public aue.laa, !.
10 oolGcx A "A. on TUESDAY n.xt, tho ilh Ian
81 'hs pubis stables On Nsey Elm. = lot Of aau,..i
Forage. viz,
bslss shunss,
O5 :. FoiGsr,
4 Hs-.
ID th;G: Data
aGO O hAEH& I'D, Hs) s,dOA
"a rLEAsasrs AUs:r. aus-a
by Dsnisp, nssasars 4 Co, 2uccTs
CUaA2, C0RsEa e.o.s seDA. &C 4,
- AU1TIOE On Tu3fDsy, re ilth iar,m,
commencing a. 9! o'csek, RS viii SELL al onr srs
iao0 Rscre, AZ sssSrs0sent Of GE01GAI2i. coa.,,.
ing ID Part Of
is hhds ps.sns aud rso!c. qSslily sasn
a sbs Havsna u tfss
5000 Eavaua ulgA.se
IS kegs Ri Csrb Soda
90 koiss Extract Losrncd
II hbis Epso,a eslss
!a4 kegs Haiis. azsortsd slzs.
- boxes Eosp
s bbs5 Whiskey
And msny oAher articles suited t. lie ,1as.
TzRAs-CAih
sn7 DUNLoP, .ofcuRs 4 CO, Aus,
By Ksdwssd : PaIllips uc.,,
mo "a Main sssestl
NTE Will sKrE. A. sasiicn, On TU,gDlr
w llth o. August, eDglinsspias al 10 o'c,ol
q. sld's .@s..cEzEs oil b s.s, ...sF the 81 IN
kes, al .hs ayrsss stiashs6 to h's Restaurant sad
BN, tsssteer with . eapsse iss OF Casseg Ttbx
%. asousssosa ard EissEsr 2afai,eis. embracing q
larSa lot OF 20
gsds Eatirss.si B.dsissss, Chairs
and ~ s1sss q,sntisy aoS Clothing,
Ard nsuy cthsr ~ ,ic es too numerous 70 m.r,tn
AZ sts fems sia:s aiii be soi5 no | c.tg rsiTi
Cc.. With bet cal, css eps:as wagon s. d Ean'sa
OF his go Saba aa lot a iso rsr; oas tie ae.a
G2sS 81 as ssis IS Eas.l
AL EE3TOlo 4 PsILLiPd kusiA
-2DDffIcMal.-~
VIII be Sd:sd IL the shove 6sis-
l COCA Work Aorss
/ SSek.wsv End Egrns.s
] Cssise sia SsrccGg-to.a IA good order
Several sood Sss2ss
Cutting Eaiis
Suas, ss0s s;cex
bbi & cd Vin-sl,c.
su1i sL.pw Jon & pgIL;Ies. l5s's
Ey Asalsras Esiissos. ~ gasissa, Asea.
TKTE WILL 81 1T. on xuE5nGY, TIA lIth
w August a. rpr warshacsa Nc P.sir,
eer.c;eaosng a. o'oi1ss pfscisa:y !s-gs $50 DE-
sifatss aSsor .mers Ds
BLogmtL1 GODS.
ensins &!
ErF Ccoas,
dfocefiss
kiso.: ed shGes,
Eetoes a..
LAEsER5, EGiLgSaN / CA@IafT
An 10 sgstlfnFtfg.
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~ BUILDING LOTS on Unicn Hi'ls. suction.
I On THURSDAY, 18Th hu8ust ss a o'esoex r
H. viii sill on tho prssases v4laabls srld;ng
io;s ca tbs Gauih siss o. Le'gas ts!wesn saa aud
2td streets. And vacant 10. ca Clay st, Eronttr 8
Is Cset e1nisSl,us 20 tae above.
Terms liberal, snd na1s Ancwa cn day Of sails.
ena TAYLOR Arct
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"cUSE AED LOT CT Oregon Hill at aucsian.
H viii a4h UPON the psssal,ss. On NSDNkS.
DAY, 18th August, ut o'clock M, ths Hocss q
L:s On Oregon Isls At present. occupied by Ar ss1
r xar.kall snd cssed near he Methods: ckns Oh.
TIE house oontsns feur rooms. Tha Let fratss
abaui 4S foot. Immsd:ats poss .sasoa give,
TERMS One third cssh, Balance at 6 sna y
months for nsg stsbis NOES. Interest added, and
secured b ku;s deed
sn8 Jas - TAYLck, AuEbf.
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JAS 4 TAYLOR, kues.

III suetion.-I will sell en- THU 2sDAY TIE
80 Asguss, on ihs PIE N s.s, Of oes-sk n, tbs
House and Tot on The Wess side Of a7.h q. Tia
Lot fronts ~ feet aad runs back to Concord. On
Rairo I'd n
YSRMs-Ore half cssh, tho balance q MONTHS
fer negotiable notes, interest iddsd, snd ssenred
By trust deed III TAYLcE, Auctif.
r. The abav, sale \ m s6s on account Of John
Hs.rnev an
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rYNRADxRs' BAEg sF fHk CrTY OF kI3H-
AOND-EUTI JR.-Ths stockholders OF sats
EaNk hav;pg dec;ds1 sr iscsessc tbs e2pitL 81 tbs
Rank ~ tho aid;icn thsssto OF aixt. -aias lun.
dred sid forty sn.rs, and sivtrS 30 tho CrsssIt
ste CT ho.defs b, prtvlegs CT subscribing to tbs
snaount Of .wiss the nuEabse Of lhsfs. rev held
by them, II :uhsc.:esa and psid for within Il ses'i
DAYS SITTER the books ere epsnsd 1t as rate OF ons
hua5rsd aud ,h:sty dollars PSF hsso lOiiss IL
bsrety given that bccss Il sabsori: t.oc will tn
opensL ct tbs banking hoass OF tbs gaia Bark On
give the prs.en. stockholders Sc opportunity Of
SUBJ -,bing Aft tas expiration Of whish t:n,e sas
noT eek msy - sob c;iSsd ios By others cn sp
plesticn, en- sn,h is:ms IS The Bears ni.y dstef-
msns. A1k REW JJBAsEOErl
s ss nv xo,~u.n 's"nF''
R;ehplord Argus. 10 h, 1853. :u;o-ts
EN BARR Is 3. aeg p1il0s n sussr;
w as;rssa kssssa ~; .,.
500 kssa Old Bcmsnisc Nails. ssacrsss;
% boxss "a low Gender;
10 bags Pass;
100 do Esl.
go bushels y q Seed:
500 toxss Hsnui d Tobacco nls6ium to ans;
Batter, CLeexe, Eic,, soap Blooms;
Upper Leather, lard. Bscon. kc;
On c9nsigcmsn and for sale hy
ROBERTS, Com Merchant
an 10 So Oornss CT Cary Aud l3:h sta.
CPI0IAL AUfiOK -Havina procu ed zoe large
/ , lots at tbs Livery and E1chxrg, Etsbiss OF
Hcssss suth. Rand & Q.sen, (foTsnsriy rGs;1 +
Hutehoscn'w) - ~i!i h.es regularly svssy Nue.'
EkSOAY, At 10 o'clack
AUCTION SALES CT
EO2HRs, hULE5, 0aWe, VERICEG8, 60.
Ard Ealicit the patron age o. ooe friends ana Tia
pablo generally The Advantages OF having .
Place for the exhibition SIG COL hosMent Of utock,
80. should induce Derso.s to give us ss'l
We Also soil svsSy 81 .urGay On Couscii CHAMBER
Ell.
PUlL1aa, HASES + yyEIsIaEa,
AnetfznAsSh I'd Com Merchants
Al -WltkfkI9.s ODD Fellows Hall.
111aA W vULu raBx aaVY Cs1FXNY.-
COMPANY The following gentle nsn ware elected pi.
reetoes. namely: r W EcCauos, J LaAppsrscn,
Rasert Asshsr, Szmi Harrison, and John Robin
AcOaxisl
A. q aabsequsnt nes,ia Of tas Dirso.cra, S.m.4
usn!sn ~ss eee.sd P.e.idsnt, snA L lpper
sou Trsasusss AID sec:ssary.
Books o. susso<ipsiso viii be kept open st the
VAIic frsnr'nos CoEpauyt etssce uupf tie 20 b
iast August unlsss the anoGas eqzsrsl TO soon.
es fueAcsibtd.
ths Treasurer IL prepared - ross;vs pay msass
Ci suHseIiph1n. Jfs kFPEg3sH,
ia q It'd Trssszrsr AID sesssisr7.
fHo rHH LADIES OE SIjHdOsD aaD VI
USIrY -Sae .uissriee-s woa.3 respect
tuny iascrm tbs ladies' ihst fhsy hkss spsned
LADIES Root AaD 6SoE DTOaE on Gov
ere Or g. whsss hay will kss hand assortment
o. Laa.sa' Waikisg hEU1s s9d CATERS, lsc.
CT uorSs ass. manufactured ont Ct the Eest Eazts.
Rns-aat8s d. Gut o. tae s.0:e viii saaks tn m
TO order sad warrant The N 20 DO ct their 0wo man
nsaciu-a, tsvs 6 ussSlax 10 CO eth Tie Blockade
tu-iness. KA&vEY HxLLIxaS,
GsvNnor s.rest,
an s--10:s First door aao.s furss., d Lads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-11
BY Williamson q Co., Ausss.,
fEo 49, asaa EtrgsGI

E,sUEsIwp1A. sc At ArJ"iON--0n WE'D
fisasDAY, tia .s.h inst, eoaamencleg as 10
oeiosk we will ssli st our sa,asreom. no i9s Main
atrsst, IstWesn 9:h sid 0.a st2ssts, Ensssilsae.
c1s sssos ..asnt Of a5d 1.. Ia psst - ta.;cTs:
redaesds and Bed0icg
W.shstsads and Bureaus
PArtcr S1d other uaAis;
Tin Safes AID China .sSses
l very fine Sloats To Wing AGealis. L. peEfeet
ordsr
80 HOa BsSs.seds
Mahogany snd K'tehea Tables
China, Glassware, %0d oihof srt;Hsrp.
Gaa WILLIAMSON l. 90, Aucia
Al Ii O'Clock re will sell
a. dark krown E.OSsE. 6 years o:G-xosks In
sng.e hsrse5s and gi.&s wsll-psrfs:t,y
sou0a and k.aS
su'o ". 90. A1ats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-11

UNAKM Y0H HALA--Fno SUBSCRIBER OffsfS at
private Gale FARM, lying sbsu. eeysn or
s.gh, miios from SaaIAnd, Hanover eocatY. In IN
exss!isas ns.shboshood. and containing :os& ssrss
OF lind about enc half eisaysd, * forty or ftg
sc.es OF ths req sinGer In o.isinsl growth Ir
Is on IT. PREMISES comfortable DWELLING. li.shen,
bsrn end sahrg. with othsr sssry out 10 1so.,
and large carpenter shop az d blacksmith shop.
A spstag Of Is coed ws'eT 90 can be found IN tbs
State IL within It0 yDds of the Lo7ss Erstee.
dss rip.lon 10 not ssm; Re q1iaite. these wish
Ing 20 puI casse will Of oous.e Wow the rrem.ses
foS shense.ves. For psrticalsFs ~ to forms apply
to PaY2R TINSI.sY,
sn6-5t& Fear Ashla.d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-11
ny Thos W Aessse, a seI.

IVtiGs t-Fssss OF TIN III , , J ssA'I
ANTEEL HOUSEHOLD At,D EiEs8V
NJ TURsl-U -, tssS uIIss .LisSs I'D
FIX euEE3. rOs SsLs Az kUGTi9s ia
tUAs0hY. tbs liza lEss, vi fsli a. he rsssetS'
" 9.orSa PssSa, Es4, "a llsss tsrs T. n'r ne
hishuiond Eouse. al excellent sssef iL1.si 81
Bouaeaaid sad Kisstea fI s.ai!UsH icaisaiSs
BIDS, Et.trssses. kiiinws a large end p'Its:s Ma
nos Ia eIsion Dining TEi.,, ssgsrior thsns ".
Out G!aHs~ars OF tas hes. qas,iiT icg s'ass VIA
Q quantity os usetui arG:eiss IN L5a-ssss. ts a.
Also, Gss Chandeliers ani Fsst7re5
epS saGtss " HKssEa. Snc1f