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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ~, 1854


JAMS W LxwrIIss, ief The Dispatch President
A, NJ. BAILEY. tef tho Seafsnsj ticc, rsss.aen..
:, Narm.SisL TsLEs, (of the k"q@rer,l Hecord'hs
Secretary a..
+. III. Gtssox, General Agent and Corresponding
R.F. Wuxsa. taf tie Eram;aer,l Treasurer.
N sw,ru of me Sensincf,; W. H. ALLKeRE, o.
The Eseairer. joins IL. DASIEs. OF the Efsa,neF'
and J,srs A. CawAapIS, of the Dispatch, MIec-
sorn-who with the above officers. shall have charge
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Irritating five dollars per month IN advance 10 the
Treasury a,si forwarding 10 the General Agent all
iu,nortaat news from his locaiity.
Any memser may withdraw from the Association
by giving one months Notice TO the President, an6
paying Ip all dues.
The General Accent, at the seat of Government
will forward 10 all members 81 the Association, ac-
ees,aale by Telegraph, all important news from th
piIcc, together with synopses OF interesting 'o''-
grr>sionsl proceedings
TIL. press OF each eiiy OF town viii arrange ~, =.
own agency and pay all soharges for tfahs''''''s
messages 10 themselves.
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We received the following communication yestfr-
day. and We invite to it the earnest attention Of all
whom il may concern 1t concerns in fact, every
body in the Confederacy; but, more particularly, it
concerns members of Congress. It seems that we
are now without any ''eayalry" Because Congress
has not up to this time, made any appropriation for
instructing the officers and in the sword exer-
else. Let us hope that this defect will be supplied
at as early day possible and that steps be taken
to instruct our officers and through them our men.
It Is possible, we presume, to make our horsemen
amenable ~ discipline as well infantry. Un-
less 1t be DONE We do not that this may not
knger OH for century. Had General Lee had a
body Of ten thousand disciplined cavalry to throw
upon Mcclellan after the rout at Cold HarLor and
Gaines mill, t.e Yankee force that fought that bat
tie must have been utterly destroyed. So after the
first battle of Manassas, and the second and Chan
eellorsville and the Wilderness. Military writer's
in England and France are constantly expressing
their surprise that victories have never been
more decisive. 1t has been because we have had no
cavalry to complete rout. 1t is disgraceful to us
that such state Of things should continue Let
Congress take steps to put an end to it. The want
Of an efficient body Of cavalry has enhanced the
slaughter Of this beyond ali conception, mas
battles have fought-battles in which we beat the
enemy, but cannot pursue victory Let the off,
GERS be drilled first; and then the men-let all in
efficient officers be made to walk the plank-et the
whole organization be oyerhauled-and let us have
some cavalry that can pretend to something like dis
cpline.
= 10 The Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch.
You ask in your leader of to-day,-Tuesday.
faff
IN the Valley, and then you ass'cer the question
1.-THE Coufederaey has horsemea. but mo srord.-
men. lThere are plenty Of good scordsssen from
the Scotch 0reys' in our service n0su-one n colo-
mel oxhfanfsy, who ieft the carairy in disgust y
The great cause Ut the eavalry's failure from
what have gathered from Hnglishmen in the Con-
fsderate army, Is their want Of diseptiss and ndf-
ference TO drill.
When the war broke out this defect was pointed
out 70 General Lee and the General told the writer
at the quarterinasters once, one Sunday morning,
that Congress had wade no aPprDpyiaftos to pay
into the service just they were undrled and I'M
disciplined-so Il Is not their fault.
Yours, BRoaDswoRD."
1.-THE prop0r plan 10 adopt sshis: appoint eacary
sg0vd jasfrNftOys at Camp Lee ana elsewhere send
to them steady commissioned Officer from each
troop " cavalry u be tnsfrHced IN the spsrd those
men, End - conliune BIT, NJ. EaitoE the e6irety
mnaf learn frm. Thers y mt eus olhoer u my
n ~ Confederate army whe .caa de5end himself
prepsEiy ~ ~ Wnsd ~ nassies ~ his sideeithsr
q eeEaIIys in1nys - ast!le $500 they kNose q
- ewsy q 1tes ~ slys -. - sesrd
s0soApswoap.s
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DHE VALUABLE FARM KNov,x

T1E VALUABLE FARM KNoWx
i AS "wOODLAwN," WITH ONE urN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF JAyu ~
TIE WESrHAM ROAD, THREE Mills Wgsf
OF RICHMOND, FOR RENT; AND SAyE ~
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUENIII7pT
HORSES, MULES, cows, FARMING UrIv'
SILS,. sc, AT AUCTIoN-By reqneet a. r.
executor OF james G. Spots, deceased. ~
win rent at public auction, upon thu nt.
misses, for fifteen months--frOm LIST Oetbber lsrt
10 LIST January, ls66.-on FRIDAY, 30th -,
tember, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, the valuable and h.,p
tful Farm lately oec,picd by Mrs SPOTS. s;tnsi
as above stated, within the outer line u fort,g
tions, and accessible by the Grove and wcstLan
roads. About one hundred and fifty acre, .sta
cleared and adapted to the usual crops ami yege,
bies. 1t has also variety Of fruits, &c. The liz.
ling is Of brick, with five rooms, besides bas.mt,,
halls and closets; there are also two outer butIlp
with four rooms each, large barn, eofI-crib "a,
bles, &c.
The dwelling is situated in a fine grove. ui,h IN
abundance of good water; and the neighhorhaod :.
in every respect desirable, being free from depra
tons by the soldiers.
Any one in search of a really pleasan, home with
good land attached, could not do better than atte,
On the day above named. Possession will he ei,t
at once,
Immediately after renting the Farm We will G, n
the Household and Kitchen Furniture cons I'm,
Of the usual variety; two Horses two Mule In
Cows, Carts, Wagons, ana Farming Utensils d,
every kind. Also, good Family Carriage ae
TERMS: Rent payable quarterly, IN adv ,lnce Fyf
the personal property, cash.
Sc p GRUBBS * WILLIAMS, Aucticntels.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Robinson. Adams q CO., Anctionccrs,
Corner Of Ninth and Main strcets.l


r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF GROCERIES,, COTTON GOODS AND
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AT AUCTION, ON
FRIDAY NEXT, the 30th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
80 barrels Choice and Medium New Orleans
Sugar,
10 half barrels Choice and Medium New Or
leans Sugar,
10 barrels Choice Crushed Sugar,
10 bags prime Rio Coffee,
Is barrels prime Cape Coffee,
10 barrels Florida Syrup,
10 ten-gallon kegs Syrup,
20 boxes Tallow Candies,
IA boxes Wax Candies,
Is boxes Resin Soap,
& kegs Wytheville Butter,
30 cases Il doz. eachl Jamaica Rum.
ALSO,
Is bales IL SheetiBg
IL bales rs 0snabtIgs,
10 bales Cotton Yarns, s to II,
10 bales Cotton Yarns, to u,
bales Cotton Yarns, IL to II,
Brussels Carpets, nearly new,
10 pieces Ga factory made Blue Colth,
] git-edge Dinner and Tea Set, $50 pieces
perfectly elegant
ALSO,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
10000 Florida Cigars, very superior, in boxes.
ConsgBncpts solicited.
Particulars in special notice morning of sale.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & co,
sc 2s Auetioneers.
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WE SHALL SELL AT THE OFFICE
w of the Old Dominion Insurance Company,
ON FRIDAY, September 30th, ls6I, at IL O'clock the
following BONDS AND STOCKS:
S $4,000 Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds, long
and short dates
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds,
long and short dates,
1900 Confederate new per cent. non-taxable
Bonds,
1900 Confederate Cotton Bonds
5000 Virginia q per cent. Registered Bonds,
100 shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
80 do. Richmond and Danville Railroad
Stock,
10 shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock
100 shares Traders Bank Stock,
10 do. Farmers Bank Stock,
do. Old Dominion Trading Company,
$500 Sterling Exchange,
5000 Gold Coin,
$500 7 80 Interest Notes,
and such other Bonds and Stocks as may be offered
before day Of sale. DAVENPORT * CO.,
Sc 27-it Stock Auctioneers.
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IOUsE AND LOT ON MECHANICS.

III OUSE AND LOTION MECHANICS.
WILLIE TURNPIKE, NEAR ITS INFER.
SECTION WITH NENABLE STREET, AND
HOUSE AND LOT ON VENABLE BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after the
above sale, say at o'clock L. NJ, will be sold, ON
the premises, the two HOUSES AND LOTS l,eitel
as above, containing seven rooms, on a lot fifty
feet front, by one hundred ami thirty-fve deep
The HOUSE is onestory, of brick, and is u very neat
and comfortable residence. The other is a plain
frame TENEMENT, with kitchen attached, On a
large lot, fifty by hundred and fifty feet These
HOUSES are rented to monthly tenants ut good
rents.
TERMS One-third cash, the balance at six and
twelve months all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctOneers
Sc y Successors 10 Goddin < AppeTson.
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BY Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auctioneers.

4 UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
"a GROCERIES, SHOES, HATS, &c, &c
On " EIJNESDAY NEXT, September 2Sth, We will
sch at auction a large and attractive assortment OF
MERCHANDISE, consisting i'll part Of the follow
ing: so bales IA Brown Sheeting,
80 bales rs Brown Sheeting,
90 bales Brown Drills,
5 bales striped OsnaLurgs,
20 bales Georgia Cotton Yarns,
bales English Canton Flannel,
l bale 1Iomespun Stripes,
eases Black and White Prints,
i case Huckaback Towels,
case Mems Merino Shirts,
6 eases rs and fl Bieaebed Shirtings,
! case W b. and Black Flax Thread,
8 cases Black Alpaeas, assorted numbers,
90 pieces 81 Blue and Black Pilot Cloth,
20 pieces Fancy English Cassimcres,
leo pieces Mixed Debages,
20 pieces Fancy Opera Flannel,
30 pieces White Twilled Flannel,
50 pieces Blue Dcnims,
% pieces Georgia Twilfs,
10 pieces 6-f Black Cloth,
Is pieces Irish Linen,
10 pieces Birds Eye Diaper,
30 dozen Printed l.. C.. Shirts,
so dozen Black Silk Neck Ties,
2 cases Bone Buttons
cases Pearl Buttons,
| case Agate Buttons,
| case Metallic Buttons,
loo reans English Letter Paper,
IS reans English Note Paper,
so reams Confederate Note Paper,
Z barrels Rio Coffee,
ID chests Black Tea.
~ boxes Granulated Sugar,
% bags Black Pepper,
10 dozen Black Soft Hats, =
100 pairs Mems Calf Caters,
$50 pairs Mems Heavy Shoes,
$50 pairs Boys Heavy Shoes,
% extra size Enameled Buffalo Skins, &c, &c.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock.
Elicit, BELL & FOX, Auctioneers.
PosrscRIPT -Consignments for this sale will
please he sent i'll early possible. se2 81
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS,
ON THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.--Wil be- sold ON WEDNESDAY, the esth
September on the premises. at II o'clock NJ two
desirable BUILDING LOTS, on the corner of
franklin and Fourteenth streets opposite the Bal
lard House. The Lots front Franklin street
about twenty-five feet each, and run back one hun
drtd and one and half feet. Frsm the location of
these lots, they considered to be very valuable.
Persons wishing to secure central building lots
would do well TO attend the sale.
TERMS Made known ON the day of sale.
Sc % JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctioneer.
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VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM


Y OF TIIIRTY-THREE ACRES, CALLED
COAX GROVE" WITHIN ONE MILE OF TIlg
CITY, ON THE Sf0NEY RUN ROAD, AND A
LARGE DWELLING, WITH NINE ROOMS
AND SUITABLE OUT-BUILDINGS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wnl be sold at auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 29th September AZ
o'clock z. NJ, the very valuable little FARM,
located as above, containing THiRfY-TihEE
ACRES, in very high state of cultivation. Tie
improvements consist of a Dwelling With nine rooms,
besides an unfinished Attic. and Kitchen with fHlf
rooms, Wood-house, Smoke-house, two Barns, Sta
bles, Corn-house, &c. There are two wells Of ex-
cellent water and large crop Of Vegetabfs on the
place; portion Of them may be purchased at a fair
valuation.
Partial possession will be given ut once, to enable
the purchaser to seed fall and winter CROPS and full
possession on the LIST of November.
The above Is the valuable little Farm owned for
merly by James kinnard, Esq.
TERMS One-third cash, the balance AZ SIX and
twelve MONTHS all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, Auctioncers,
Sc y Successors to Goddin Il Appcrs0n
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WANTED TO SELL A FARM OF
w SIXTY-FIVE ACRES within two miles of
the city, and on irst-rato turnpike. 1t Is mostly
cleared and would make an excellent market gar
dem Apply at my office, in the building corner of
Tenth and Broad streets, between 8 O'Clock a. Nj
and o'clsck Z. NJ.
Sc 27-its j. II. SANDS.
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VALUABLER real. ESTATE IN THf.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MAIN, WALL
AND BROAD STREETS, Al AUCTION. By We
quest of the heirs at law Of the late Martha
Eustace, will sell at auction, the premises re-
spectively in the order named below, on TUESDAY,
the ith day OF October commencing at b G'cloCk
L. NJ, the following valuable real estate, to wit
LIST. lot of ground with several framed ttne-
ments thereon, occupied by Mrs. Kate T,.y Tor and
others, fronting f0Ity-fo feet on south side Of
Main street, between Twenty-frst and Twenty
second streets, nearly adjoining the County Court
house.
ID. A lot fronting thirty feet on the east side OF
Wall street, in rear of BIankinship's stable, and
rented to George Watt co.
3d. Two lots fronting sixty feet, at the southwest
corner of Broad and Wall streets, rented to q. \.
Ainsley and Thomas Cooley, who have erected Stv-
era framed tenementset hera~1l; y and at O'Clock
L. NJ we will sell
18th. The valuable brick tenement on the, south
side of Broad, between Fifth and Sixth streets
cupicd by Mr.. Lnneman.
Plats of the property will be shown at the time u
sale This sale should attract the attention Of cipi-
talists, as the property is mostly we'll located.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at four and Cisht
months, with interest and secured by trust deeds
or all cash, at the option of the purchasers.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS. AuCtioneeTs,
Sc % Successors to Goddin * Apperson.
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WANTED, two or three good MOULD
w Frs. Apply at the machine shop of E.:
+. BAKER & CO., ON Cary, between Ninth and
Tenth streets To good hands, good wages will be
given Sc 26-3ts
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p" AN re ID to exchange FIFTY
w CORES OF WOOD (PINE AND OAK, now
being cut,) for HAY OR SHEAF OATS Also,
wanted to exchange ten bushels of prime SEED
RYE for SEED WHEAT. Address 81. J.,'' Box
I79 poSt-officc, Richmond Virginia. sc 26-3t
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NOTICE.-Always on hand, and for
In sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRELS. LIQUOR
BARRELS, FLOUR HARRELS and KEGS Of all
kinds and sixes; BUCKETS TUBS, &c. Orders can be
or ut my Cooper shop, ON Seventeenth street. corner
Of Baldwin, near tho Central Railroad Workshops.
Delivered anywhere IN the city gratis,
- 1-lms II. NETxGER.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Office corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.


(Ofice corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.)
VALU A B LIE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
] will sell ON MONDAY MORNING, October 8, al
the residence on Second street, between Main and
Franklin streets, commencing at 10 o'clock, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting il
part OF
Sofas, Pailor Chairs.
Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Paintings,
Marble-top Tables,
Carpets, Rugs,
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses,
Observation-Disclosures
Bureaus aIble-top,
Wardrobes Sideboard,
Extension Dining Table,
Oil Cloth,
China and Glassware,
Curtains, Window Shades,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Knives and Forks, Spoons &c.
Sc y THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OK HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
- OF LAND IN APpOMATTOX COUNTY,
SIX MILES FROM THE SOUTHSIDE Raj :
ROAD, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-The abos G
tract Of land adjoins Captain Nathan Hancock al
otas r., in section from raids and yet very
accessible. A competent judge thinks it will yield
more sawed timber than any other tract of its Il re
railroad where there is a ready market. 1t has a
dwelling with three rooms and the usual out houses
Only twenty-five acres are cleared. The low price
at which it is offered makes this an excellent invest
ment Apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
Sc 2S-eod3t Aucti, neers
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NOTICE.--As il Is impossible either to
IN purchase provisions In Henffea, or 10 get
transportation nom the South, the Justices VI the
Peace requested u issue no more provision tick
cts until the LIST Of December, by which time u b
hoped the present crop will be condition 70
BE- used. GEORGE d. PLEA5ANfS,
Ne 22--Gt Purchasing Agent Tor iienrico.
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I EATHER WANTED.-We wish to
i purchase enough LEATHER to make about
four hundred pans negro shoes. Address, stating
price, &c, IS" Dispatch office. 26-6tf
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BY T. S. Peasants, Auctioneer.
OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock, l
will SELL at the residence Of Mr.. W. L. Petit,
of ITenty-fourth and Venable streets Opposite
Elijah Bakers, Esq,,l Union lih, very neat as
sortment of FURNITURE, consisting of
Marbletop Tables
Cane and Windsor Chairs,
? Three-ply Carpets,
Mahogany Cabinets, marble-top,
do Wristbands do,
DO High-post Bedsieads,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Sofa, DihinS-Table, Crockery,
Cooking Stove and Utensils, III good order,
together with other useful articles.
Sc q f. $. PLEASANTS, Auctioneer.
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by E. s. Peasants, Auctioneer.

"OU EHOLD FURNITURE FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-on THURSDAY,
the 18th instant at 10 o'clock, will sell 1T the rc>,
denoe of Mr.. U. Bennett Nineteenth street, neal
the corner OF Broad, an assortment Of u~ il
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
such
l Mahogany Sofa,
Mahogany Chairs,
Windsor Chairs,
Mahogany and Dining Tables,
/ superior Refrigerator,
I Sewing Machine ,slost's Elliptic, ia reIi,,.
order AMI very handsomely gotten uP.
| good Clock,
together with many other useful articles.
Sc q T.. g. PLEASANTS, Aueti0neer
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WANTED TO RENT, HOUSE in a
w desirable part of the city, six to eight rooms,
with gas, &c Apply to T.~W. ROYSTON,
sc 22-6t 229 Bread street, at L. ID. Quarles's
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ONE DINNER SET, ONE TEA SET,
SOAlE FEW ARIIlI.ES OLE IILENIIILL

" =
SOME CARPETS AND \ VERY VALUABLE
GOLD WATCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
be sold at auction at office, on TUESDAY, the
ith of October, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the afttelas
above enumerated, and some GLASSWAEE-tiUB
LETS, TUMBLERS, &c.
TERMS Cash.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer-,
Sc IS Successors to uol,Iin Appers.,p
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FUTURE DAYS
VERY VALUABLE Lor OF r,p,

VERY VALUABLE LOT OF Fifty
Sin FEET FRONT, ON LEIGH s'yI,st,-
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND. FoR 81 I.
AT AUCfiON--wiIi b. sold at auction an MI, ~
premises, on SATURDAY, the LIST Of Oetobs, :. 's s
o'clock I. NJ, the very valuable LOT Ioea,sd .
above. ~ has = front OF ffty-six feet on Leiss
street, running back the usual depth. n ,,.ls
sold as whole or divided. It is one Of the rr, -
beautiful lots in the city. WAC met
TERMS Cash.
GkUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Sc 70 Successors to Goddin & Apuerann
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ID UNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
IO scriber on the 9th instant at Manchester, boy
HENRY about sixteen years of age; five feet high
nearly black; slender long face and thick lips on
right or left side about the size OF walnut
has eruption his skin, resembling musquito bites.
When the said boy left he had soldiers jacket
ssnd a common cotton shirt, rather ight-colored
pants old hat and shoes: all Of which clothes were
very dirty.
present Confederate currency for the apprehension
and delivery Of said BOY 10 Messrs. LEE BOW
NAN, Richmond, OF in any jail SO I can get him.
Said boy was sold by Messrs. Hill, Dickinson
CO. for James Gray's sons. lie is supposed to be
lurking about Richmond, or at Mr.. Maliory's, the
Mountain road, ten miles above the city, where his
mother lives. OF in Manchester, where he has sister
living With Mr.. Rowiett winffee.
sc 27-12ts JACK HALL.
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BY Williamson & Co, Auctioneers,
(No 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tsnth-)
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, commencing
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, will sell at the residence OF
Mr.. A. t. Graham, Oh Ninth street, north OF Leigh
street, his entire HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, comprising the following aid other
articles:
Mahogany Cabinets,
Mahogany Sofas
Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Parlor and other Chairs,
Carpets,
Parior and Dining Tables,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Mirrors, Pictures,
Curtains, Window Shades,
Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers,
Tunlblers, Goblets, &c, sc.
ALSO,
One excellent Cooking Stove and Furniture.
sc "a WILLIAMSON Il CO, Auctioneers.
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MY SCIIOOI, on FOURTH STREET.

1Vl between Clay and Marshall, is now open for
the reception of pupils.
Parties intending to enter their sons are advised
to make early application.
Strangers in the city referred to the following
gentlemen:
Rev. G. VI. Mnnegerode, Judge w W. Crump, b.
$. WheTry, Eaq, Rev. John t. Edwards Judge
William II. Lyons, DIR. Alexander Thorn, Rev. ID H.
Doggett, lion Robert Tyler, J. L. Williams, ESQ.,
Robert Lancaster, Esq.
sc 28-its G.. l.. G. SAETER.
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DROOM CORN wish to buy large
Il } quantity of BROOM CORN Persons having
large OF small quantities are earnestly invited to
give me ii call will give liberal price i'll cash.
or will barte D4nanufaetures for it,
COLIN BASS,
Superintendent Virginia Penitentiary
Sc 2i-ts
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FOR SALE, desirable COTTAGE
i RESIDENCE, on the corner of Clay and Thir-
tieth streets, Church Hill, fronting on Thirtieth
street eghty-two feet six inches, and running back
on Clay street one hundred and thirtytwo feet The
house contains five rooms Out-houses consist of
Brick Kitchen, with two rooms, Wood and Coal
House, and pump OF good water in the yard. Pos
session given Immediately. For terms, apply to
p. G. LARUS,
On Thirty second and Clay streets.
p. S.-lf not sold in ten days, will be rented.
Sc 22--eol6t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28
by d. X. Weisiger, Auctioneer.

WOOD AT AUCTION.-I will sell in
w the rear of Mr.. William NJ. Fortunes store,
in Manchester, on next THURSDAY, at o'clock
Z. NJ, at auction,
Sixty CORDS OF WOOD, (mixed,)
in lots to suit purchasers
Terms: Cash. ID. X, WEISIGER,
Sc 27--3t Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28

MISS LUCY KINGS SCHOOL FOR
=" YOUNG LADIES.-Miss KING will resume
the duties Of her SCHOOL ON the first MONDAY in
October. For further particulars, apply to Miss L.
KING, second door from the corner OF Broad and
Mayo streets. Sc Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28

CITUATION WANTED-A LADY,
- qualified to teach Music French and the
usual English branches, desires SITUATION in
q private family. References given and required
Address ELLA,
Care J. NJ Booker, Lynehburg, Va