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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16
DIED,

On the ljlh September, after protracted illness,
which she bore with true Christian fortiude and Ie-
signation, Mrs LUCINDA AUGUSTINE, III the
thiIty-fuuith year of her age.
The friends aud acquaintanees vi the family AMI
vi the family VI ,Ir. ID. Anteot are req,ie sted 10
attend her funeral which will take place from St.
Peter Cathedral TODAY at 10 o'clock
AT Chimbvtu<o Hospital, on the 18th instant, at
l. O'clock, WILLIAM L, 0rEY, - the Fifteenth
regiment Virginia volunteers
Ills funeral viii take place To- DAY from the resi- =
denct OF his sister, Mrs. Matte j. Holiins Oh jack
son, between Fott,Lee and Adams streets Tn.
Iilehds thd acquaintance Vi the family are invited
to attend.
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IN LEMORIAM.

Death, the terrible and insatiate monster he's
again been amongst US, and LETT melancholy
eh,sn- ito has tom his victim from the heart u
society AMI from the altar VI the living uod
On the 10Th day VI May, ls6i, i'm the twenty ninth
year Of his age, III the city OF Richmond, after a
short though painful illness, died GEORGE W.
RADf, IN whom was found ll that virtue, religion
and philanthropy could desfs. II c bs truly said
oi Mr.. Rady, that his early youth foreshaiowed AN
honest and upright msnhooI. The good boy verify,
made the good man. Respected rcyered, sl.i sAc-
tailiy loved by all who were honosed with Als ac-
qaaintsnee, he anqaestionably nleritel tho well-
earned reputation of vi . Natures nobssneR. =
a kiad and atEeetienate husband. an indllgsat and
generous parent, ehiyalroas friend and devous
Christian, he proved himself 'saint On earth. =
Though dead IN body he still lives ia spirit and ~
console ourselves with the reflection that
Ills sweet, as year BY year We lose
Friends out Of sight, BY fath ~ muse
How grows ia Paradise our store"
A short TIME before he breathed has last. his min
the dark yaiisy of DEATH, and quickly received tne
triumphant response that he feared nothing, tvr
the Lord was With him" The only regret rnani-
tested al leaving this world seesned the care ii his
wife and two little ,hil.asn, May the LoIs. IN kis
ia this iiie, aud paeaait tasin Tor tlssfl tHos-
talisy with the husband aud father IN tkAt ttk16nes
How fair and how lovely it is " behold
The sun. IA IL spleador, approaching the Eeat;
Its race Is near .ttl,, and seirlssnt ~ gold
II sliaes through the ether. ~ hastsnalE y sesk
Yet far more resplsndsnt than tAis i The sesas
OF good man appsoaehisg the eeailnes u tina;
Al loving, all peacsiaL al cabin aud Axsnss
lie passcs away with = bstshtnsss sue,sns
lie dies. hut no pencil cAa ever postzay
The splsuaor asld glory that bNxsA on his s1xAA
A. guided ~ angels hs fbssas ~ ~ vey.
rhrsssa sAs portal. E praise. z - ,p =
hga1 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16

A DETECTIVE "PErPKELD" and CCr--Y Yesterday
morning detectives john Reece and ainrs X Hix re-
ceved information that there were th,ee Confederate
dcsefters shulkins about the vicinity of Clan Le
spring, and forthwith repaired thither iii search OF
them. On arriving the nelghborhood the two sepa-
rated, ReGce taking one direction and Xix the other
BeSCe had not proceeded far before Lie discovered the
deSeiters albi.shed behind some brush, and called
upon them to surrender, whereupon they rushed out
on INN, and one OF them threw III his ftce handful
Of cayenne pepper, which caused him 10 clap his
hands to his eyes, when the man made dash
at his face with knife, cutting his hands very
verty and making large cash III his cheeks. The
party then fled, and ired at by Reece, though
neither We're struck. Heating the report of pistol
iIix went TO the assistance of Rcece, and was much
astonIsted 70 lind HIM bleeding profusely from his
lace and hands, az we'll rs perfectly blind i'll conse-
quenCc OF the pepper which had been thrown in his
eyes. Recess suiierings represented being of
the most ezciuciatlng character, and he had to be
led back to his residence, near Brooke Avenue,
whore, up to late hour yesterday afternoon he was
still experiencing great pain and tot:l blindness
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Later iron, Europe.

The steamship America, freln southampton Oh
the 3ist OF August, arrived in New YU.k Oh the
18th. Her is three days Later than tie report
of the Scotia.
The reports Of General Grants operations OH the
north side OF tie james liyer, when pushing to tie
Weldon railroad OF Sh1rId5ns action with Long
street ut Front Royal and of Farrasut's victory al
Font Morgan, had been received Ill England, and
produced an impression decidedly favorable 10 the
Union cause.
II was rumored IN Paris that the Emperor Napo-
icon would soon make another effort to intervene ia
American affairs, with view to the ultimate f,eog-
milton of the South The plan, 1t was said, would
now meet with favor i'll France, abolition was no
longer all element IL the Northern war policy aud
as the Emperor had pIuaently waited for 'qucs-
tluns to ritci,D
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BY Davenport x Co, Stock Auctionecrs,
tOLice cori!crof Cary and Thirteenth street .,

by Davenport * Co, Stock Auctionecrs,
tOLice coricrof Cary and Thirteenth streets)
M Il SHALL SELL AT AUCTION.
w at the office OF the OLA dominion Insurance
Company, on FRIDAY, September lCth. ls5t conn
lncncine at " O'clock, the following desirable
BONDS AND SrOCkS;
sl0,coo Confederate l5-miilion Coupon Bonds
3orco Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds, $50
a,sd 81.
10000 Comr'lerate s per cent. Coupon Bonds, ~,
2',odo Confederate pei cent. Registered bonds,
10000 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds
1868.
5000 viEna per cent. Registered Bonds.
,UD0 North Carolina per cent Coupon Bonds
J,dOu iJ-millicn Coupons.
10 Cotton Coupons.
200 Cold Coin
81 shares ball Of itIoiInoni
And SUCH other Bonds and Stocks may be offered
DAVENPORT d co,
at l2-9t Stock Auctlouters
ALSO,
$4,000 Confederate SIX per cent Non-taxable Ger
tlii'ateS
5000 Confederate six per cent. Non-t,,xable
Bonds.
5000 Confederate seven per cent. Coupon Bonds
10000 Confederate four per cent. Bond,
20 shares Farmers Bank Stock.
20 shares Bank o: Virginia Stock.
IL shares Traders Bank Stock
lO shues Virginia Volunteer Navy Stock.
= shares Consolidated Steamship Company
Stock.
4e 1t DAVENPORT * co.
ALSO,
80 shares Bunk os Commonwealth Stock,
10 do Old DOMINION Trading Go npany,
~ do Virginia Central Railroad STOCK
$4,000 Non-taXable b pal cent. Coupon Bouds, ri
10000 Campbell county per cent. kegia,cred
Bond,
800 Railroad and other Coupons,
5000 Cotton Bonds,
5000 80 Interest Notes.
se " DAVENPORT 4 co, AuctioneerS
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REGISTRATION OF EXEMPT5 AND DE
TAILED MEN
The War department has ordered the registration
ot ali male white persons between the ages OF acv-
ehtoen aid tity Years who not actually III
The tid or iii the Resolves, and also Ut al boys who
VIII ATTAIN to the age vi seventeen within the next
twelve nonthS with the month III which they will
become seventeen. The grounds Of exemption OF
detail viii also have to be given. Under this order,
Captain Coke, the enrolling officer ion this district
wall proceed with the registration without delay
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OBITUARY.

Killed, Oh July Both, 1864, BENJAMIN +. GRO
FIELD, Of Company 1, Sixth Virginia Regi-
ment, Mahone's Brigade.
Our comrade fell the Crater" where SO
many of the good aud brave were taken away He
died with the shouts of victory sounding in his ear.
Short has been this young soldiers career sad tho
blow to his parents and friends yet he has left
them the hope that his warfare is accomplished"
his soul triIinphing i'll death. Truly, soldiers,
though he will 10 more sit by campfire, no mole
share our tolls and dangers, let hope to meet him
IN that better country where all is peace; and oh
We loving ones, whose tears yet Howing for his
uhtlmcly fall. remember that ye are but strangers
and soIourners III this valley Of and paiii
looking forward with Joy to the hour when he will
welcome you ulto all the pleasures Uf the Glory
Laid. II NJ
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rYECUrUR'S SALE OF \ MOST

E1NECUfOR'S SALE OF \ MOST
T.. VALUABLE DWELLING AND PREM
-. At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAR
eiALE. AND EtnllTH STREETS, AND TWO
EIkHIA YOUNG NEGRO MEN, At AUCTION,
l..glrttrni tr ,elli otC. MtlnurIo, Jr. deed, and
. tn irsuu- Of the parties Interested, l shall, as
is..ufnr. expose to sale, at public uut ton. urOli
rac premises On MONDAY, The I9:h day of Sep
t.iaio.f. al - o'.lt.L +. NJ, the DN ELIING AND
IGEMiSIN ii The late {. ). MtCmuriO, JuuIur,
hang lnl NJ. 100 IN the plan oi the clIy OF iiicI-
ilfI situated above stated, fronting one hum
,-ul and thirty feet on Marshall street and ilal.-
lu, lass out h1,drti and stxty-thIce and four
If.5tii.- lGyt.
il. dwelling Is large and handsome, and both
ll- su:~tsaltyu ANA location, the most de,irt-
Ill. hat has been offered ia this city io time
-.
W..u the dwelling will BE- sold LOT OF suitable
,s 4hI tire rgTuanlc. pt thu property viii be ltld
"a alto several hujilHa lois according 10 piu4
s..A Will bc shown at thu s'e.
perfect tije will be- given, tLd possession the
lsfal November.
After ;t.ssil, 6t the real estate, VIII b. sod two
yr.y uh,iy and valuable TOUNH NEGRO MEN
l.aa.t ROBERT AMI NlLLIA&i-bsth OF whom
a., i.trtarz and scoaG.pl' shed ftIy..utS
IFLN-: TyJ tie READ estate oac-iAirl cash bal
al, a. tour ana elgt.t months with interest and
-..asl y "a tIIt~t deed; all cash. at the option
%. tile pGr,faaCr Fur the slaves, cash
GEORGE L. MACMURD0.
Eve, u;5r of &. J. M1cmurrlo deceased
..'a ,,.-i..tcd by GLyBus 4 WILLIAMS, Agc-
utHs.f~. -, 40 |
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Attorney General Wharton, Of Mississippi, has
explicitly decided that foreign subjects residing IN
Mississippi are liable to militia duty, even
though they may have takeu an oath Ct neutrality
imposed OH them by Federal authority.
Rev. Father Plimmel, Kon,an Catholic pfiest,
who has labored long and faithfully with his charge
III the Army of Tennessee, was killed by shell in
the battle before Joilesboro' Georgia. Oh Thursday,
the LIST of September.
Governor Watts, Of Alabama, regarding the pre-
ssnt extraordinary occasion, has issued pioclaia-
ton directing that the General Assembly Of Alabama
shall convene in the capitol ut Montgomery on the
sgth " tie present menth.
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BY Williamson Co, Auctioneers,
tNo ls2 Nam street, between Ninth and Tenth
DIANOs,
FURNITURE,
CkUUkERYWARE
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
ATAUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10th instant commencing ut Id
O'Clock IN the mornine, We VIII sell ut our sale
room, No le2 Main street, an assortment Cf GOODS
consisting OF the following and other articles:
Hne Ru>rWUou seVuIs-oCtnye Piano,
tne mahogany Chamber Suites,
Bras Faucets and LOT Of Surveyors Chains,
| splendid China Tes. Sett, II pieces,
superior Brussels and other Carpets,
PdIlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Halt->loth and Cane Rockels,
Dining. PaTlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-ftt.s aud Lounges,
French, denny Lind and Cottage bedsteads,
Feather Brdo,
llllr and ShIicz Mattresses,
Pillows Bc!at,rs Sheets, Blankets &C.,
Pictures Mirrors, &c.,
Glass and CIuckcIyNure
Fancy Articles,
Clothing. Boots aud shoes,
Gold and SILVER Watches,
I3 piece, Black and White Calico, &c
WILLIAMSON X 90,
AuCtULStT5.
/ excellent Harp.
Aud at II oeleoh,
oAe-ho.se Family C,,naee.
WILLIAMSON x co,
'e 10 AuluoneoIs.
/ superior CLna Dinner Sci, zoo p.rces.
/ set Double Harness,
>tt u Walnut Chamber Furniture
Sc - WILLIAMSON y 60. Aucl!ontllr
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MAYORS COURT, YESTERDAY. - John Harrts
White, Thomas White, and William Vaughan. fire,
negroes, Were called to undergo eontinued ex-
at one Thousand dollars, from CoioiieI Joseph Mayo
oI Baekinsham county. DIR. John Mayo, Vi Bask-
inghan, testified that the horse belonging 10 IN.
brother, toioIel Mayo, was turned loose With his
horses In his private pasture J. TIA. la ~
stolen thetetsom by Harris, and afterwards traced
10 kiehnsond, where he waa sold To a Mr Bass IL.
eight hundred and fifty dollars. The other tessi-
mohy has already been publshed 1Le two ne-
gfaes and Iiasl1s were sent ul ior examination
before the 1iustings Court.
Horace Hos.i, youth, was charged with steal-
ma ole hundred and fifteen dollars nom Mrs. Pat
rick Sweeney. The charge Was nllly made cut
against the accused but as ia many other cases II
stiiilar character, the vxtruine yenth vi the oiten
der induced the Mayor 70 lelsass him With an ad-
monitiou
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
y Grul,l,s 8 w.iaams, Auotioneors.
,r,ptr r,RM oF FIVE nun

VALUABLE FARM or FIVE iitN
nbEp AND FIFTY AltsS, ONE MILE
-, riIfsSrER. on 1lIE RICHMOND ANb
ii,isrtstt.lltRG RAILROAD. toBSALE Al Ati-
aInT .Wit be >old al iuvtisl. on thc p'y'a+tl On
,t-tt,A \ fir 2oyh 81 September at n ocio,k N
- . .G,,,tlr Farm lo,.st%i above. There ,t.e
.,. lr!rcl ana etyacres Of orenlnd '"9 hundred
in ,..jail rso, p thc balance in second growth,
- q II ,clt heavily wooded, and within one aud
i.4f ,sileS ii OSBORNE, GA the james nEer. Thee
,..,,, meadow Land. The Improvements are al
,.I,. ,.a ana, u,u4st OF a tH3-s;ogy iiou q, with
-. ,,,,. ana sjor,-.ocm; kitchen, laundry, ;tIid
,ss| -.t,.r,t-' hausy - >.lgkc-hogsc, lnr-e ban,
.,E. t,r tU.lye ko,sVS, s,vst-!oo1n ahd etti itG"
.. ',l 4 wi! Il ,x,clrn; water ia the yard -
N f,,a NAV b. wished my day bl th2 Pctc' bu K
.r,l li aii tlt III, ot ,sc. Persons may, by taxi
tf tsT;,,Ea tam tJ Chester, have tino ~ visit
ei,,4 sul x.nI1T i hrfure th" safe and irt'tIu
I.. evening 20 Richmond OF Petersburg. Pos
s..saI5 a!]i be 4iNeg Immediately
r.r,,.: O.,-tiild cash. balance at one and two
-. q.,.A IA,,yef or ali casa, Al thc option of the
~ - GECEBS X WILLIAMS,
AUatIoucrrs,
50 Successors To- CtoidH X APpci>on.
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FI6uTiSG GovERSoRS OF THE CoSFEpRRAcY -
Governor Harris, OF Tennessee, is with the ARMY Of
TennesSec Governor Smith, of Virginia, com
mauded a brigade and WIS Eeveral times wounded
in the first three years Of the war Governor Vance
Of North Caroiina, and Governor Watts. of Alabama
have each served campaign, and, We presume
smelt gunpowder,'' Governor Clark, of -Missis-
sippi, and Governor Allen, of Louisiana both
siielt powder" and were desperately wounded in
the battle of Baton Rouge, not to mention tbs other
actions i'll which they have been engaged
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| DESIRABLE MARKET FARM OF

"A THIRTY ACRES, SIX MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND, ON rtiE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE;
ALSO, TIE STOCK, CROPS, Ne, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION wal be- sold On WEDNESDAY,, the
2ist llay Of September, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the
premises, the abovv-dc,crhed FARM The build
ngs ist ot dwelling, with four rooms and the
u-u5l out-huliSes, Ihcle Is also a new ice-house,
recently built. and pond convenient for getting
Icc. There are thirty and tlirec-quarter acres OF
l,nd, well improved, and small orchard OF choice
FRAT trees.
After the sale of the farm, will be sold the GROW
ING CROPS, consisting of Com, Sorghum. Negett-
h!os, &c. also, all the STOCK, FARMING lMHLE-
MENi'S, &c consisting of two Twe-fIorsc Carts,
one Single Cart, Plows, Days, Nc, and pair OF
good Muics.
Persons wishing to secure small, desirable Farm,
near the city, IN good neigltb0rh0od, AMI on u
GOOD road, Will DO we'll t. attend the sale lmIne-
jiatc Possession will be given
TERMS: Fur the fam, onC-hdlt cash the balance
at six ana twelve months; all in cash. at the Vp-
iio1 OF the purchaser
sc is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auotioncer.
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Tie count Afterwards adjourned till this morning
iuSrINus CoVRf, yEsrEaDAY.-~c. 5. Jones, la
Chief clerk Of tie Confederate Staf.s Trnl s,rr /

HuSfMds toUkf, YEsfEaDaY.-c s. Jones, late
clief clerk Of the Confederate States Treasury, IN
dicted by tie Grand Jury in three cases for betting
as faro, WAS fined SiOoo and required to give secu-
Robert C.van aud Charles ftzpatrick indicted in
iour eises fur retailing ardent spirits contrary 10
law, were fined sixty dollars fof each offence Noife
Pt0se4Hts were entered N the eases of Patrick
Foley aud Maria Wade charged with misdcmea-
norsi -- Nelson, indicted Tor violating the liquor
LAW, aisd Antonio Emehseiser. for receiving stolen
Soosis.--Joahna Mccarthy. charged with msJe-
iheanor Was discharged. The following parties in
dicted tor violating the liquor law plead guilty and
came forward and paid the fines imposed in such
cases, wheienpon they discharged iron, prose-
enhon: August Weliner, ole ease Richard Inner
son, ole; John r. Chambers, three; Francis Beg
bee, SIX; Henry Smith, four; Thomas Phillips.
three; Thomas otey, two Sixty dollars were paid
tor each ofienee, making III the aggregate 81 2vo
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SERIOUS RENcoSTRh. At an early hour yester-
day morning the citizens living In the ileighbolhaod
OF Shockoe I'LL burying ground were startled by
violent blows and oaths. which upon Investigation.
proved to einanate troul difficulty which hGl ot-
criminal authorities Of this cty and John Thorn
tol Il member uf the Reserved forces of the State.
Miller, having for time suspected Thornton OF
an undue intimacy with his family, set himself 10
watch around his premises the night preceding and
at an early hour yesterday, happening to discover
Thornton ia the neighboihood OF his residence, he
Litched iuto him with club In the eours,. of th.
melee both PARTIES were dreadntiy cut aud bruised
about The head aud face. The matter viii be nyeA-
tigated before the Mayor this morning
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by Robinson, Adams 90, luutiuncers,
.(tUgMer of Ninth aud Main stluets)
M EWiiL OFFER ATAUCTTON, On
w FRIDAY AEEI, tile 10th Instant, oon.!ueic-
N ~ iu o',iotk,
81 barrels choice and medium New Orleans
Sugars,
- barrels choice, e,Sugars,
~ taile'a Muieabo CCIec,
IL butcia tio C0itec,
10 barrels Ri C;Ib Soda,
So boxes TIlluw Candles,
% boxes Brown soap,
% bass Salt-aIth a ,ruriui assortment Of
U:UlcTlcs
ALSO,
l. b.le4 IL shecting.
lJ hdi,.l Is Usut. bu.-.s
j. bale Cotton aIus
20 pieces DoaCA,d Long Cloth, 81 to 10
lu,!e..
ALSO,
300 boxes Totayuo,
l0,C90 Florida Ci.ats,
5000 pounds Smoking Tobacco.
lO b;tlIel- very choice, iii bassl.
ALSO,
~ barrels New Flour,
70 bags New Flour
ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 90.
Ht 10 AuctiuntyTa.
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toNfEDfhATE STATES DIsrEIcr CoURT, YEsrER
DAY The bohdsinan Of Richard Hicks, charged
With inisdemeanor, becoming alarmed lest Le
should tai to appear and answer fsr the offence,
Withdrew his bai and turned hun over to the GUS
tody oi the Marshal
The motion Ion saquestratsug eeFtan properly
belonging to Uglah T. Levy, Qn alien enemy viii
te d,sctasi-d OH the 2bth Of September.
The following presentments were made by the
Grand jury Mary Is Yates aud John Keaslii in
dioted ier coneealing and hrb0rIng Confederate de-
serters, and William J Halwood, for tr,.lin. in
greenbaeks
Tile court afterwards adjourned till this morning
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
ny James n. Taylor, Aaotioneer.

FsNWO HOUSES AND LOTS. NEAR
I THE hRMoRY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Wall be sgi on SATURDAY. the l7tl, of Scptem-
i.f, oa the premises, al O'Clock 4. NJ, the two
BRICK TENEMENl&, between Fourth and Filth
strxtts, near Ltc Aunory.
1ERHs: Made known Oh the day OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Sc Is AuCtiUiIcef.
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FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, September li.--There is nothing new 10
report Seven Yankee vessels are lying quietly b.
low the distractions.
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Yiflymond 9gpatfk,

The DAILY DispATcH is sold to News Dealers al
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CIIT CARRIERS author
lied to charge DOLLAR AsD rifIT CENTS De,
week to regular subscribers.
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GoSr 10 TnE ENEMY captain Knox, the default
Ing eommissary, and George W Butler OF the
Treasury Department, who left this city Friday
sue eeded. We learn from gentlemen who came
down on the cars ftom FredeIicksburg IN crossing
the Potomac Tuesday night, and are now safe among
The Yauaets
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Gsi,iiCbmonS Gsi,ii Ilispatftl.
ry9 \ cowARp.N 4 co.

,,,,Y, !. i,,,l.,i he'd daily {saul9ys exeept-
" ~ - ,,' ,,,t !, .Ks Tor twelve mouths, f"iSfS
c's' =, - H., ~ months; TtS roidteS iot hfc"
b'' ~ t,,,a ,,olLaa, for ene month, IN .irancc
H. Al t,'m,tances by mail are at the nsk OF uhose
sl, make thein
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FENWO TENEMENTS ON CANDLES
HILL FOR SALE AT AUcTION.-Will be
sold on SATURDAY, tie l7th day of September, on
the premises, 1t y o'olo,k Il NJ The TWO TENE-
MENfS on the corner OF Fourth ANA Arch streets
brici, aid the other Trained, The brick tcuc-
mcut has about SIX rooms, ani the framed Tene-
meat three rJOils.
TtEMs Malu kn0WH 0n The day OF sale
~ IL JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Aue!ioneer
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By Lancaster x Co, Auctioneers.

BY Lancaster y Co, Auctioneers.
CTOCKS AT AUCTION.-W will sell
= al alcti0n. at our oIliue un WEDNESDAY
September list, at II O'.iork,
$4,000 Confederate $ per sent Coupon Bond.
long dates,
lj,oOJ Confederate : per cent Coupon Bonds,
Mediuln dLte,
5000 Confederate 5 per cent. COUPON Bonds.
short ditv,
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Registered Bond.
long date,
l2,0OG Confederate 20 cent. Registered Bond,
sLOit date,
lo,yUo Nu3iiII, REGISTERED Bonds,
i,li Rshlnvni. ticdvgIoh-luig ani Potomac.
Ruiiutd per cent Convertible Bond,
40 shares James River Packet Company
Stock,
share Petersburg st, lllship Company
Stock,
sud other Stocks ana Bonds to be added
x H. LANCASTER \ 90, Auctionrtls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16
FRIDAY MORNING. ..... SEPTEMBER it. |
THE WAR NEWS.

&. The situation in military point Of view,
everywhere remains unchanged. We give below
such items of intelligence as were rerei,cd yester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16
by u. K. Wcisl.ser Auctioneer.

1 FINE MlLCH COW AND CALF
a FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-On SATUR-
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clu,k A. NJ, OH
Council Chamber Hill, | will sell fine COW and
CALF al auction. ID. X. WEISIGER,
Sc Ii Auctionecr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY Lee 4 bowman, Auctioncers.

4 TOOK, WASHER AND IRONER FOR
" SALE Al AUCfioN.We will sell Til Is
DAY AT auction, at *alesrooin "A No ] COOK
WASHER AND iRONER, aged about thirty five
years. without iiieunbranec
So t6-lts LEE 81 BOWMAN Aurtipr,pers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16

BY l.. ). Pici-Jults, AultiUliecr
III AADSuMH FURNITURE, &c, FOR
SALE AT AUCfloN.-Oa MONDAY, tie
18Th instant, at lo o'clock viii SELL at my store
TWO HANDSOME MAHOGANY CHAMBER
SUITES OF FURNITURE,
embracing each
! Mahogany Wardrobe
DO. French Bclsteal,
do. Cabinet, marble top,
do. Washat;nIJ, marble top
do. Sofas, Tables, Ciai1s,
Beds, Mattresses and Pillows
ALSO,
desirable lot of Crockery,
10 dozen Plate Locks, Mailets, g.,
reams Writing PIper,-
Sewing Machines Soda,
Carpets, Cooking stoves, &c
sc IL h. ). FLEASANTS, AuetoneeT