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DIED,


Near I.eesburg, I.ontonn county. on Saturday,
the 18th instant HARRIET ANN BARRETT,
aged Twenty-Five years.
Gentle, mild, and lovclyas flower, she has faded
from cur sight Humble, submissive, and resigned
10 her Heavenly Fathers will, she exhibited won
dcifni patience under affection. Dedicated 10 God,
and the object of many prayers, We trust ahe htT
followed saintc'i father to that harry land whess
san and death never come. " The io'd gave
and the Lord hath taken away" "Thy VIII DC
doue.H =,
a. Baltimore papers copy ~
On the 10Th of August, Lucy, eldest daughter OF
i. A. and A V. Kuper, aged ten years hisd slA
months
The funeral will take place lror. the residence oi
her father ON Fifth street north OF Leigh ut half
past O'Clock THIS EVENING. The friends oil
the family are requested TO attend
In Lincolnton, North Carolina, on Friday, the
2eth instant, at half-past o'oloekP NJ, MARIE AR
MAINLINE, wife OF J. ". Thomas, OF Alexandra,
Virginia and daughter of the late Hon. Amadeo
Landry, of New Orleans, LOUISIANA.
On Sunday evening, the aSth August. 1864, at the
rt,siience'of her grand parents, ANNIE LEROY,
infant daughter Of Alexander II and Ella Sands,
aged nineteen months.
On Monday the 2olh instant, u. her residence,
corner of Marshall and Adams street, Mrs. ELIZA
MALE.
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
Friends aud acquaintanccs are invited 10 attend
her funeral at five O'Clock THIS TUESDAY EVE
MING.
At Buffalo. North Carolina, on the I'D instant,
CHARLES SAMPSON, youngest SON Of l.. {. and
Frances G. Jones, aged one year.
On the morning of the oath of August, of con-
SUMPTION 1T the Chimborazo Hospital, private
THOMAS II. JORDAN, company IL, Forty-alXth
Virginia regiment
Jorlan), in Goochland county and buried on Satur-
day, the 9th.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a meeting OF the First Company Richmond
owitzers, at Mrs. Dunns farm, Chesterfield county,
Virginia August u, 1861, 70 consider apPro
priate mode OF expressing their deep grief ut the loss
tanned by them III the death of their late beloved
commander, Captain f. s. MCCARTHY who fell ut
Cold ilarbor, June 4, lS6l the following preamble
ana resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has seemed good Ill the eyes of the
High and Mighty Ruler of the Universe to re-
move from our midst, and from the field of his
fitness, our late gallant commander, only
bow III resignation and submission,
Captain Mccarthy eStlmabc and Il
good and tue soldier. lie devoted himself To the
cause vi his country with noble enthusiasm, en-
gaging III any duty shc assigned HIN, however hal
aldoGs, with spirit, prtmptness and galintry. The
power hc welded as Il commander was never abused,
but exercised with 50 just Judgment, guided by SO
kind heart, t0r lin the respect ana love of
every member Of his command. His company
never encountered danger that he did not share it
with them. lie chose always to he with the advance
section whenever II was necessary to divide his bat
terry. HIS position was ever the post Of honor and
Of danger.
Perhaps no soldier that has died in this holy cause
has been more deeply regretted, FOR Rot one could
have been more beloved, us far rs known. His a1-
milable qualities linn the respect OF his superior
officers 10y whom lac was regarded as young officer
Of peculiar promise.
In camp ne was kind, aifable and modest; Quick
to see and attentive 10 the wants Of his command.
On the field Of battle he brave and cucl retain
ing the good Judgment, for which lie distin-
guished, under every dansr. lie met the death he
llCtit MS
battling for his country's rights; and ne sleeps
with the honorcl brave, without a stain upon HIS
cscutcheon gentleman, his honor Il soldier.
In view OF our great bereavement, be it
Bss9fted, That i'll the death of Captain EDWARD
). MCCARTHY thla company has lost good and
brave commander good soldier, and Il friend,
and the country one Of its most devoted supporters
and one OF the brightest ornaments 70 its service.
RfS0!rcd, That We extend to the family oil the dc
ceased our deepest ami most heartfelt sympathy.
ksSo'cea, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published III the Richmond papers.
Captain r. Il. ANDERSON, Chairman.
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SEF AIMED ut once, six good MACIIi-
w NlSiS. Extra prices will be paid to enable
to finish a certain piece of machinery III given
time. Apply to y. }. KAHN, at Eagle Machine
Works. au 29-Gtt G. y. NORRIS
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.UCTl01 SALES.
.s<----<ss----sas>-s->..ssss ~,
FUTURE DAY,
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
ALL OF Vie ELEGANT FJJRSITt,pp
TIE BALLARD HOUSE. IN TIE CIfV y
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AI'frtsE
The pioprletors of this noted cstabI, lIo,,Ii y
tending 10 close the BALLARD HOUSE IN a.
for sale on THURSDAY, the list day Of Sent, I'-F
tahd continuing every day until the saruc j., ,,I.
9 ., at ~ oeio, X the whole Of the PARLOK tli,w
Der, DINING-k0oM FURNITURE, &c. ''''
The style, manufacture aud condition Of t,l
arr OF the most desirable character, "a, tls ~
iishinent has been only recently fumi h.d q '''.-
the grettest care ami best judgment VIA
IN the fdrIor will la found Ioaevgod SHIT.
Furniture, including '''7
Tcte-a-tote Sofas
fhIlor and Arm chairs
superb Rosewood Etagies, with m,,Il. &c..
1egant Mirror panclfcl door 'i"
Handsome reception Chairs
Splendid Brussels Cartets ys
very excellent Rosewood Piano, Lv Nm.
Clarke, very fine tone ant mai. ''"'
The entire furniture Of one kunJ,,I ,,.,r,.
Der Suites, including ''''' 'i'stt'
Handsome WaldrOIcs
slabs, '''''1 hNite
Waihstands, marble slabs.
Centre Tables, nuiIblc slabs
Sofas, Arm Chairs
Reception Chairs, &c
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sta
Very superior Hair aud Slu,k Ns,,r...
Feather Boosters ana Pillows
Excellent Marseilles Count,fr,,a.,
Blankets Sheets, Pillow Slim. &c
Brussels Carpets IN all the chamber
In the Dlnlng-RUOiu there lr,.
y handsome Mahogany Exteujyn rttl,,
Maple Canc-Scat Chara,
Handsome castprs, Chatting Dishes,
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons.
An assortment Of Cioyk kerry such "a
Dishes, Plates, Tureeils,
Cups and Sauccrs &c
In Kitchen Furniture
\ variety OF valuable COOKING U,ons.lt e.
ALSO,
Hotel Omnbusscs
Baggage Wagons,
sets Harness, ia prime order
The whole of the above otfcls a rure jr-it, t;., q.
parties oil enterprise who wash to make "A pruft,lis
investment by purchasing the entir, outGt a,tt.,
We" oil te-opcnng a house 50 widely and c,r,,,tfr
KNOWN. 10 private persons, chance seldom otg ~
Is here presented for supplying themselves iron, a
very large, valuable and well-assOrt,l -t.,l 81 ,
Furniture, such as no other house can ,urrly
}. {. TALIAFEKRO x co.
o,.,,r PloprI,t35s.
sale made by f. Is. Cook, Au.tionerr an y
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BY Z. W. Gmbbs, Auctlyur,r.
Il Il \ ABLE BUSINESS

" X \ VA L. L ABLE BUSINESS
HOUSE ON PEARL OR FOTElfE<IIi
SlREEI, NEAR To MAIN FOR SAIEtF tl,r-
TlON.-Wlll he sold at public auction. ON ri. M
misses, ON " WEDNESDAY,, the 3lst Of August tsGi.
at tiock /. NJ, the very valuable iuui-.t .ly
Brick Tenement now ia the occupancy. ,f {, NJ
"ynne, ESQ. The house is nearly new, and m the
best business portion Of the cty, aid ulrogds "A la.
opportunity Ton Investment. 1t Is admirably suited
l'F large dry goods OF auction business, for which
purpose it was built
Terms One-third cash. balance nj six ana
lively" months, with interest OF all cash, at the OBJ
ton Uf the purchaser
The property may be treated tor at private sale
TN til the day Of salc
L. W. GEUBBS, Au,tiunr,r,
au - Successor 70 Goblin AZ Auqs,,.,,
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BY Williamson X Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 1872 Main street between Ninth and Tenth
DIANO, FURNITURE, GLASS AND
CE0CKERY WARE, CARPETS, Syc,
AT 4 Auction

DlANO, FURNITURE, GLASS AMI
CE0CKERY WARE, CARPETS, txc,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 30th instant, commencing al
10 O'Clock ~ NJ, will sell at the residence of MI
NJ. Goulden, No. go Broad street north sidel be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the fol-
lowing articles:
l Mahogany Piano, G., octayes,
PulOr, Cane and other Chairs,
| Mahogany French Sidctoard,
sofas, Rocking chairs, Lounges,
Carpet, Rugs, Oilcloth,
WaIdrOGcs, Mirrors, Wash>tands,
Cottage and other Eed>tclda,
Mahogany Cabinets,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Sheets, Blankets, Quilts, nc,
parloF, Dining and other Tables
l Mahogany Cradle,
do. Cnb and Mattress,
, Eight-Day Clocks,
Curtains Pictures, Window Shades,
Table Linen,
Cups and SaGcers, Plates, Dishes,
Goblcts, TuInbcrs, Wine Glasses,
Knives and Forks, Glass Preserve Dishes,
! Excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils,
| PIIlor Stove, &c, &c.
au % WILLIAMSON Il CO, Auctoneers.
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TOURTHoUSAND FIVE HUNDRED

NOURTHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
i DOLLARS REWARD. i will pay four thou
sand five hundred dollars for the apprehension and
delivery to III Richmond, for securing them SO
that | get them, the following SLAVES, to wit F;
JORDAN, u yellow man, about twenty-seyen
years old, tolerable carpenter and black inith-
Wa, raised near Christians1urg, Virginia
LEWIS, u black man, tiQrty years old purchased
of 4. l.. pIewney or Broddle, near uendcrsonyilIe,
North CaiohnGl.
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight years old;
raised by Walter Coles OF Attsylyana county; has
rather 4 down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slim;
bought OF +. J. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina.
JIM, black about twenty -one or twenty-five years
old; raised III Maryland; is tail and very likely
WILLIAM, brown-skn boy, about twenty or
twenty-five years old; raised III or near Tins city;
once owned by +. J. Simpson, an agent al the Rich
mViid and Danyiile depot
ELIJAH, OF brown complexion, about thirty five
years old raised near Charlottesville and is No |
cook both OF his legs swollen and sore at the
time he left.
SALLY, u inulatto girl, about twenty -lve years
old; ~ IN Loudoun county; was purchased Of
N. n Toe; tall and slender, with long black hair.
HARRIET, fifteen sixteen years old, brown
skin, with buAhy head OF hair.
They left my lam, m Luntnbu.g about the last
OF June, with the Wilson raiding party. l will pay
the above reward Tor all vi thein On five hundred
dollars for any one Of them.
au 5-4w' l. III. STOKES.
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VHE FARM CALLED "VAEIETY


4 GROVE" CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND ONE AND 4 HALF ACRES, IN HENKitU
COUNTY, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND. on
TIE ROAD FROM SrAPLES'S MILL TO II
GENIRY'S OLD TAVERN, FOR SALE Ap
ACCIION.-Wil be sold at public auction, on tn
premises, on THURSDAY, the 1t September. 4t q
O'clock, L. NJ, the fam located as above h ,,l.-
tains ONE HUNDRED AND ONE AND \ HALF
ACRES: sixty cleared aud forty-yuc ana h4li ul
wood and timber. The Improvements ATE "a iwrllus
containing five rooms kitchen, two rooms, tae
barns; stable; courthouse; wei OF excellent watcr
IN the yard; peach ana apple orchard. The rlf-
chaser Will be ut htctty To prepare for and rci iil
crops at once, and full possession the 1t U,obyi
reserylng the right 10 the present owner e. .c,u"
and remove the crops If not bought BY the I,Ll~vl
of tle land. The land may De treated tor privately
ut any time before the day OF sale, and all vF lly
par Jf the crops, stock, &c, may be Iug,htsel d.
val ,tion
i. Inns: One-thiTd cash, b. 'anec az slA ard twelve
months, with interest, or al! SEQ II thu ri 4. u
the purchaser. L. W Gi q ~, Au.'.......
Sheer t. 4daln = 3 ..- ..
PoSTsCRIPr.--PeTa wishing 10 ~, ur pom
ScS or attend the sale " take the ~ ,iuu4 tram u.
tir Frcdelckshuig road, get oil at DAVIS Crossing
Which l. within halt a mile OF the premise aud
tum To Richmond by the down tam u" .'Ua
evening. ala -
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BY Pannill * Son, Au-tioneers,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginial
ID RAN ID Y, RUM, SUGAR, LARD,
- CKOCKERY, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HAR-
NESS, &c, &C.-On TUESDAY, Both instant COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the store Of F. W
Farley Il Co, on Sycamore street, Petersburg Vir-
ginia, | shall sell at public auction
80 bids. prime Apple Brandy, . and years old,
bbls. prime Peach Brandy, , and years old,
bbIs. Rum,
| hogshoad Orleans Sugar
10 bbls. fine Vinegar,
y kegs prime Lard,
bbls. Family Flour,
bbls. and one box CroC1cry,
bbs. Zephyr Pun Smoking Tobacco, IN
papers,
Il pair excellent Womcns Shoes,
/ lot Amy Combs, Shoe Thread, Bottles SC.
lot French ColVring.
Immediately after the above are sold, shall sell
at the stable OF Jarratt's Hotel
Two Onnnbusses, several Buggies, tone en-
tiTcly new,)
Brcakaway Farm Wagons,
Rockaway, ShUCk Wagons,
Spring Wagons, Carts, Druys,
Saddles aIltBridles Horse Covers,
Large lot Harness, single and double
Com Shelters, Straw Cutters, &c, &c.
TERMS Cash on delivery.
w. L. WATKINS,
Administrator of j I'm T.. Friend, deceased
PASNfLL x Son, Auctioneers. au 2j-tds
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EIVE TEN EMENTS IN PORT
j MAYO, ON SIXTH, BETWEEN tutIS-
lana AND ORLEANS STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AuCrION.-Will be- sold at public auction IN.
the premises, ON FRIDAY, September ID Al i've
O'Clock, tn very valuable property located s at,,
and nearly opposite the residence Of Timothy k,l.,
TERAs: Cash or credit, at the option II II, Par
chaser. l. ". GRUbBS, Aur,iong,,,
au q Successor to Gadtjn A. Air.l. =,
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by p. W. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET BE-
TWEEN TWENrY-SIXrH AND TWENTY
SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON-Will be sold at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the Both August, ut O'Clock
Z. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT located as above
The property will be divided to sell the framed
tenement with tWcnty-siX feet front by oglty-twO
and half, and vacant lot, same front and depth.
TERMS; One-third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest; all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser.
+. W. GRUBBS, Auctioncer,
. Successor u GoAlin & Apperson
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ID. s. FAKRAR.

ID L \ AWA Y.-FIVE HUNDRED
III DOLLARS REWARD. Kan away from the
subscriber, about the LIST of August, my man KIN
CHlN-calls himself HERBERT. He Is black I;
good appearance quick III action; about five feet
nine inches high, and twenty-five to twenty five
years old; purchased in Richmond III July last
Of Mr.. G. L. MoIbin, who resides near Judes Ferry,
i'll Powhatan county 1 will pay the above reward
if he is delivered to Lee X Bowman, Richmond,
Virginia, confined III Jail 50 get linn.
q. y. WHITE,
au 2-i2ts Lexington, Virginia
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By Tardy & Williams, Auctioncers
A UCTION NOTICE.-Our next regu-
"A lar Auction Sale viii take place ON THURS.
DAY, the LIST day Of September, at which time VT
Will offer good assortment of
GROCEIfES, LIQUORS, &c, &c.
At u O'Clock precisely We viii offer for sale
so reams Superior English Letter Paper,
reams superior yellow Cartridge Paper,
2j,000 Note Envelopes,
500 yards TOwellings,
To which We ask the special attention of the trade
ConsgIments solicited for the above sale
au 20 TARDY * WILLIAMS AuctionecIs.
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ID YESTRAW, of superior quality, neatly
\ packed in bundles, for sale ia quantities to
suit. Apply ut my farm, opposite lakewood Gene
terry. [aa 29-2t-l WILLIAM MILLER.
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Al Office TO TAXPAYERS OF
N TWELFTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT--All
persons III my district west of Sixth street who have
hot becrussessed accordnet law, well those who
have been aasesscdandhav not paid all theirquarter
" sales tax including soldiers to lst july l54
hereby notify that the penalty will be exactol of
them after the first day of September, 1861, I'll 'ess
sufficient reason is given for their delinquency
Z. A WOODS,
Collector Twelfth Virginia District.
an l5-tlstSeps
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, 10 TAXPAYERS IN THE

= DlICE 10 TAXPAYERS IN THE
= 1ENfH DIoIRICT.-All PERSONS in tins dis
Inc Who have hot yet paid the gross sales tax for
the quarter are hereby notified that have Oh
tined ron the proper authority short extension
vi the period for doing. In all cases of failure to
comply with this last notice the law Will be rgidy
enforced.
Real estate OWNERS are also required to call at my
Office aud enter their lists with of the ASSESSOR
who can always be found there during Office hours.
The Assessors are also now ready to make assess
ments for the thirty per cent. profit tax, to which
the most prompt attention is required.
CHARLES j. SIMON,
Tenth Histrictt collector,
au 23-3taw2w Qi.ice, II Nam street
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BY Robinson, Adams x Co, Auctioncers,

BY Robinson, Adams x Co., Auctonccrs,
Gomez of Ninth and Nam strectS)
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF GROCERIES, AND COTTON GOODS AT
AUlTION.-On FRIDAY NEXr, I'd September, 1T
10 O'Clock, we will offer
20 barrels XX New Orleans Sugar,
II half barrels NX Sugar
ID barrels choice Sugar,
30 barrels medium Sugar,
II barrels Crushed Sugar,
10 barrels Laguayrl Coffee,
u barrels Cuba Coffee,
10 bags lno Coffee,
20 boxes Resin Soap,
100 dozen Brown Windsor Soap,
20 boxes Pearl Starch,
T. barrels Family Flour,
Is cases fresh ground Mustard,
With our usual assortment Of GROCERIES.
ALSO,
cases Florida Cigars (Regllia), some very
fine,
500 packages Manufactured Tobacco.
ALSO,
80 bales ii Georgia Grantoviile Shooting, to be
sold without reserve,
10 bales IS OSnabuIgs expected TO arrive in
time for sale,
bales rs Shooting,
bales Cotton Yarns,
bales Ticking or Striped Domestic,
dozen country CalfskinS,
Is dozen French Calfskins,
dozen Black Broidcloth, part damaged,
With variety of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS
and Sundries. ROBINSON, ADAMS X co,
au 80 AuctioLeers.
NJ All the city papers please copy.
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NIFTY DOLLARS EEWARD.-I.aG
my house, about the 1T oI August, hay MAN
LEWIS. He II about twenty ono years OF a-e,
dark compleHiOn about tive feet line OK ten inches
high, projecting teeth and thick lips. | think it
probable he is III the service of some officer the
Confederate service. l will pay the above reward if
lac Is delivered to me III Manchester, to Captain
WILLIAM W. WEIsIUER, ShockOe Slip, Richmond
au 26--6ts IIYPATlA H. PATTERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

CE.-Commandants and others of
/ Y the army and navy will please pay attention
to the notice already given that arrangements have
been made for a steamer to leave Rockets DAILY
ut O'Clock y. NJ. and o'clock +. NJ for the pur-
pose of towing barges and taking to Drewry's Bluff
q,itrternaster and eommissary stores and other
tidos for the army and navy. Except i'll Of
emergency, steamers Will net be furnished at other
hours. JOHN ii. PARKER,
Lieutenant in charge Office Special Service,
je 2l-ts Navy Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

by W IT. Fowlc, Sons * Co. Auctioneeis
AN TUESDAY, the 30th instant, at 10
- O'Clock, We shall sell an invoice Of GOODS,
gust impEted), To wit:
$500 pairs Wool Cards,
100 pairs No 10 Cotton Cards,
800 choice soft Hats,
Tooth brushes, Fine Combs
India Rubber, Dressing and other Combs.
ALSO,
An invoice Of assorted DRY GOODS, ENVE-
LOPES, PAPER, dc.
81 Goods received for this sale till Monday
l.. NJ. w. III. FOWIF SONS * Co
an Z5-td3 'Auctioucers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

USr RECEIVED, A FRESH SUI
- PLY OF COLoRED BEL1lNGS. Also, "A
great assortment OF GLOVES Tor ladies, such as
Buck Gauntlets, Silk and Thread Gloves. Also,
Green and Brown BERAGE for Wells. Call soon,
and supply yourselves in time, at No. Ill Broad
street. Miss Il. SEMoN i MRs. BACHRAcH.
au 26.-6ts