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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-21

RAILROAD NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND, FREDEHICKsHURG AND
Potomac RAILROAD CoMrANY,
Richmond, September II, 1864.


Potomac RAILROAD CoMFANY,
Richmond, September II, 1864.
NJ OTI G + There being no depot al
Y HamiltOn's Crossing, mon since their destIuc-
ton by the enemy, any at Guinea, Pamela CheS-
ercld, this company viii not be responsible for the
safety delivery OF any ireights received to be
delivered at either of those points, except while the
being transported in its ears, but will
ceive the for transportation only at the risk
while at those points, OF the owners, consgnor
consignees. No cars can lie permitted to remain at
any OF these points longer than is necessary load
and unload them. All reights, therefore, intended
to be carried III them should be at these stations
before the arrival u the freight trains, and persons
expecting to receive at any Of them any articles of
freight earnestly advised 10 previous in
formation of the time of their coming.
No article of freight consigned to any point ON
this railroad at which there is depot, viii be re-
ceiyed by any agent of this company unless accom-
panied by release writing, signed by the eonsignor
owner OF all liability Of this company for loss
injury such article, occurring after its arrival at
the point to which il shall b. consigned
Ereights intended for points north of Hanover
Junction will be received until further notice only
at the Depot of the Virginia Central railroad on
Mondays and Thursdays, between the hours vi A.
NJ and L. NJ, and freights coming from those
points will be delivered at the place, between
the same hours, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, aud
must i'll ali cases be promptly removed from the Nir-
GINA Central railroad depot their arrival there
or they viii be stored or returned at the expense of
the owners Consignors should, III every case. pre-
vlously advise their coGsignees iii this city of their
sending such freight
Passenger and Mail Trains Will daily leave Rich
mond at A. NJ, and arrive at Hamilton Crossing
At 10. 10 4. NJ. Leave HamiitOn's Crossing at . 10
L. NJ =, arrive In Richmond at q. 40 L. M.
N. B.-Unti the South Anna bridge shall have
been rebuilt, only limited quantity Of light bag
gage can be carried Tor each passenger.
- LIT ). RUTH, Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneel

A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM OF
N THIRTY ACRES, SIX MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND, ON TIE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE;
ALSO THE STOCK, CROPS, &c, FOR SALE AT
AUCTiON.-Wiil be sold WEDNESDAY, the
2ist day OF September, Mt II o'clock A. NJ on the
premises, the aboye-doscrbed FARM. The build
ngs consist Of dwelling, with four rooms and the
usual out-h0uses. There is also a new ice-house,
recently built, and pond convenient for getting
ice. Tore are thirty and three-auarter acres Of
land, well improved, and Il small orchard Of choice
fruit trees.
After the sale of the farm, will be sold the GROW
ING CROPS. consisting Of Corn, Sorghum, Vcgeta-
bes 2c. also, all the STOCK, FARMING IAipLE-
MENTS, &c consisting OF two Two-HOrsc Gan Is,
one Single Cart, Flows, .Drays, &c, and pair CT
good Mules.
Persons wishing TO secure a small desirable Farm
near the city, in good noishborhood, anl on a
good road viii do well to attend the sale ImIue-
diate possession will be gwen.
Trims For the farm, one-half cash the balance
at SIX and twelve months; all IN cash, at the OPP
tiors Of the purchaser.
So 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Aucti0neer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAya
by Elicit, Bell e Fox. Anntione,


4 UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
~ GROCERIES, SHOES, HATS, &c, &c
On WEDNESDAY MKT, septembes 18th. we will
sell at auction large aud ATTRACTIVE assortment OF
MERCHANDISE, consisting in part VI the follow
ing:
so bales "A Brown Sheeting.
80 bales rs Brown Sheeting
90 bales Brown Drills,
bales striped Osnaburgs,
90 bales Georgia Cotton Yarns
2 bales English Canton Flannel
| bale liornespun Stripes,
z cases Black and White Prints,
1 ease liuekabtck Towels,
| case Mems Merino Shirts,
cases rs and ii Bleacbed Shirfiues
! case W u. and Black Flax Thread,
cases Black Alpacas, assorted Numbers,
90 pieces Ga Blue and Black Pilot Cloth,
20 pieces Fancy English Cassi1nercs,
loo pieces Mixed Debages,
20 pieces Fancy Opera Flannel.
20 pieces White 1wIlled Flannel
so pieces Blue Denims,
q pieces Georgia Twills,
10 pieces CT Black Cloth
II pieces Irish Linen
10 pieces Birds Eye DIAPER
30 dozen Printed h. C. Shirts
80 dozen Black Silk Neck lies,
cases Bone Buttons,
cases Pearl Buttons,
l case Agate Buttons,
1 case Metallic Buttons
100 realms English Letter PAPER
Is reams English Note PAPER,
50 reaIns Confederate Note Paper,
barrels Rio Coffee,
Is chests Black Tea.
y boxes Granulated SUGAR
% bags Black Pepper,
10 dozen Black Soft Hats,
100 pairs Mems Calf Caters
$50 pairs Mems Heavy Shoes
30 pairs Boys Heavy Shoes
p extra size Enameled Buffalo Skins, &C, &c.
The sale Will commence at 10 o'clock.
ELLETT, BELL & FOX,
AuCtionccTs.
Observation-Disclosures for this sale will
please be cent in as early as possible. se2l
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ID$IEbtR RATE SrAIt~ Uf AatHi'A-
L 0ANS ON THE SECURITY OF TIE
l FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PR
CENT NoN-TAXABIE BONDS, UNDER 1HE
SEVENTH SECTION or THE CURRENCY
LAW-Dcposits On call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Trsasurprs At
Charleston and Mobile, and the peF0slttIt-- o..
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, SayW-
nah and Montgomery and certificates viii h. i-yued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate Of four ler
cent, per annum, and secured by the hyFothtciti.n
of an amount Of the above bonds equal to the suH
OF these loans The bonds to b, st apart by tn
Treasurer, AMI the proceeds, when sold, applied *
clusiyely TO the payment of the sad certificate
The security and convenience afforded - banks
and other corporations, and ~ the pubic generally
by this mode Of temporary investment, ani the et-
feet Of the measure, ii generally adopted, IN kctr-
ing the currency within moderate bounds il is hoped
viii commend 1t to the favorable consideration ui lie
community and their prompt corporation M
carrying II into effect. g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary vi the Treasury.
RioHMosD, July y, 1851. an 22ts
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BY Williamson Co, Auctioneers,
No. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
DIANS0I,SS,, ,r,,nr
CROCKER YWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, SC,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 2Sd instant commencing at III
O'Clock IN the morning, will sell at our salesroOm
No. 1872 Main street, an assortment Of GOODS con-
sistlng Of the following and other articles:
hne Rosewood seFen-octayo Piano,
/ fine Mahogany Chamber Suite
Brussels and other Carpets,
ParloT, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-cloth and Cane Rockers,
Dining, ParlOr and Kitchen Tables,
T6te-a-retes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuik Mattresses
Pillows Boosters, Sheets, Blankets, &c,
Pictures, Mirrors, &c,
Glass and Crockeryware,
Fancy Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watches
ALSO,
II Brussels Carpets-soine Of which are very
tne.
And at II O'Clock NJ,
One excellent Hack and one Spring Wagon.
se2I WILLIAMSON Il co, Auctoneers.
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TREAsuKY DEPAstasNg,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. Augukt s. IAHi.


rERTIFICATESO OF INDEBTEDNES
REARING SIX PER CENT PER ANAUh
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TANArlCN.- ~
the fourteenth section Vi the act 10 reduce The cur
rency, approved February IL, 1854 the Secretary u
the Treasury Is authorized to issue the above oi-
ottss, payable two years after the ratintlti2 u
treaty Of peace with the United States They en-
not be sold, but only TO be ISSUED o uCh eili-
tors Of the Government whiting u receive t'
same ia payment Of theiraculandS. They ntst i'o
be given AT par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agent tii g, ts!''
ing Gdiccr~'pf the Government IS called % this e''
p1bttc securities AS Offering peculiar aAYaNt'E'r
20 thOss iTom whom the supPit,s 81 ie G9Nethh't
are bought aud 10 facilitate tho use If than, e'Le
drawn. by discussing officers upon thr dcVoetaics
holding these funds, and marked acrOzs the ttc
payable in certificates Of ustebI, dness, san oe
PAID in conformity herewith.
DepositarieS hereby autAorlzed and requli.et
10 comply with this regulation, and "a make afpi-
cation to the Register Tor supplies of certificates as
required. tSisnedl g. a TRENHOLM,
au a2--ts Secretary OF Treasury
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4 UCTION SALE or DRY GOODS. -
a | Wen sell on vi DNESDAI, the 2lst instant
my entire stock Of
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Crockery, Drugs,
Medicines, Boots,
Shoes, Hats,
Notions, Liquors,
Vinegar, Plantation Utensils,
And one hundred bundles OF Bale Cotton,
at public auction, to close business.
u. II. MORTON,
sc l1-jt' Charlotte Courthouse.
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

~ ROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS &c
20 barrels Old Rye Whiskey (impoIteI),
5barTeis MEDIUM Whishey,
barrels Apple Brandy,
onc-eirhth pipes French Brandy,
barrels Old Jamaica Rum,
Bottled Liquors of every description,
400 reams Note, Letter and Cap Paper, English,
French and Coniederate,l
10000 Envelopes, general assortment.
100 gross Steel Pens,
lj0 boxes and caddieS Tobacco choice brands
finest assortment III the city,
All grades OF Smoking Tobacco,
1900 Cigars, different grades,
$40 yards English Gray Shifting, FLANNEL lex
ira heavy,
90 bolts Black Prints,
80 pounds BARRIERS unteached Shoe Thread,
With a general assortment of Groceries,
Liquors, Stationary, &c,
10 gallons fine medicinal Rum,
barrel Alum,
l package Chamomile Flowers
Oh hand and Tor sale by
W. G. 1IEBENER & co,
Sc lJ-otS No. 100 Main street.
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Fay SPECIAL NoTIcE.--We invite the at
tentiou Of the trade our auction sale THURS
DAY NEXT, the 92t instant, comioeb,ing promptly
at IA O'Clock to which viii BE added
barrels supe, ior Cider Vinegar
1000 gross fesii Buttons,
dozen French CtifskIhS,
barrels Java Coi'se,
dozen fAnen-BDsom Shirts,
bales Raw cotton
TARDY & WILLIAMS,
90 ., AustionCers.
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TREASURY BErAErMF~T,
CoNFEnFRATE STATES or AMTEtCA,
Richmond, Va, August e, lSGi J

HloTIuUhI, va, AutlI9t %, I6rF.
ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
Ia INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE II, lSGl, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF BEGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT AftEONED MAY IL, 1861, To ~
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BOSuS-
Parties owning registered eight per cent. h.nls
nnder the act OF May rs, 1861 desiring to eSohanga
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, Ia ti.
manner pointed out III the printed Endorsement ou
the back of the certificate, h the "Coni,d,I,it
States of America, IN exchange tor coupon l1ui-"
and cause them to be presented t. the Ee2st,, a
the Treasury department, who will thcrupon u
compliance with the provisions OF the a,t II jane
Is. lSGi, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
III the registered bonds SO assigned.
q. \. TRENHOLM,
au 2d-ts Secretary Of ia, Treasury
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CoNfruFRATE STATS or AMeBICt
SUBSISTENCE HtrNRTMF&r,
Richmond, SgpttmLrr III. 1864.


ihAtiiluii'it flttbbt't 10, 1901.
NJ Office TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
MENT.- On the Both OF the present month IA" See
cfetary Of the Treasury will withdraw The lDu"-i4ie
six per cent. non-tdxable bonds from the mtIkrt
anihod them for a higher rate. All persons holt
ing claims against the Government fog sub,ist,n,e
stores are hereby informed that If they wish these
bonds i'll payment OF their claims they must notify
this Bureau the purchasing office Of the tt,t,
in urHng, before the Both instant IN order 70 C.
cure the bonds at the present low price.
Signed l.. Il. NOkriIKbP,
Commissary- General OF Subsistence.
Official
l.. Il. BREWER, MAJOR and Comnisslrg Of Sub
sistCnce. So II-t-eIu
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OFFICIAL.
RICHMOND, Septembr

RicuMoND, September 20 1884
EACHANGE NOTICE No. IL. An
i officers and men Of thesNieksbur7 c,rt,,r, = =
July 4, 1859, who reported for duty AZ am 49, ~
camp east OF the Mississippi prior 10 September IA
1861, are hereby declared exchanged -
50 2I-6t Aeon, - Ek'
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EDUCATIONAL.
IsRENcH LANGUAGE.

NRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR LOUIS GANDIN,
Professor of French,
would respectfully inform the Principals OF Schools
in this city that Oh Monday, the 10th instant, ne
will resume the duties of his profession lie w,il
also give private instructions either Mt the pupil
residence at his own. His system OF teaehTg tne
ano1,,fg il Ia enable his scholars 80 connsTSe IN
French as well as to translate, Satisfactory refer
e,,ees will be furnished if desired Those wishing
To secure his services for the coming session VIII
nease direct note to him Though the post-ottiee rs
moi, ~. convenient. His terms Will be moderate.
9I-It'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. MAatsrgRIAL EIEcrios. - We are re-
ouested TO state that JOSEPH i. poWELIA Estl !,
Of Henrico county, will be voted for as MAais-
TRhTE 10 all the vacancy in the Fourth Mag.ate-
rial District. Election 10 take place On THURS
DAY, the s2d instant, at Alleys old tavern, on the
Westham piankroad, Let every voter IN the die
tiet b- at the polls on that day and cast theft votes
for him. sc 2i-2tsl MANY VOTERS.
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CONFEDERATE STATES MAIL
I0TICE TO TAX-PAYEES -

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I shall
/ I remain at my office in the County Courthouse
daily from O'clock A, 81. to 5 T. M until the 2jth
day OF The present month, September TO receive
the TAXES levied by tine Court To purchase proyi-
sions for the suffering sroor of the county II is
very desirable to reslize the amount at once that
the purchases may be made during the early fall.
GEORGE ID. PLEASANIS,
Sc SITS Sheriff of Henrico county
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M EA Frs SLEYS, BOLTING
w CLOTH, &6--We Uter for sale the fUjw-
ing desirable GOODS, viz:
900 Weavers' Reed Sleys, assorted, $50 to 200,
300 yards best Anchor Boitln- Cloth assorted,
Nos. 5, 6, : and 5,
80 coils Cotton Rope, assorted,
3tJ sets Knives and Forks, assorted,
$50 dozen P0cket-kmvea, assorted,
800 dezen assorted Files and RaspS,
20 dozen Hand and Tenant Saws
100 Log Chains,
50 dozen Drawing Knives,
2oO pounds Shoe Thread, brown ANA white,
100000 u. II. Percussion Caps,
100 dozen Butcher-knivcs,
200 pounds best Sash Cord
500 pounds Hemp Irvine.
ALSO,
Gn assortment Of Scissors, Shears, Pad, Chest
Trunk Till and Mortice Locks, &c, &c.
RHODES, WILSON x HUNT,
sc l3-Ot D Peall street.
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FUTURE DAY.
by orubbs & Williams. Aur.,o- -

MERRY VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN,
STREETS, AND HOUsEIfOTD nm syySShiiI
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-wiH be ali =. ~,
non, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 2sI - sue sac-
teIn6er, at 4 o'clock Z. NJ, the VERY v9ITp-
BILE FAMILY RESIDENCE located "a all sI,.r'
now occupied BY Mr.. John Mesler eontaiping ~
rooms The lot has front Of twenty. min" to .he
one hundred and forty-six Deep to an alley Ivy
feet wide. This is very desirable prar.rty '"snnty
the sale OF the house and lot, will be sold ssns
tieieS OF Household Furniture consisting 81 -
Chairs, Divans, Mirrors Curtains Dn,,,s ~ tlior
Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c 'i"tss,
Terms At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auetioueers
- ~ Successors to Q0diin * Arts.rgl-
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--on and after
SUNDAY, September 18th, the NAIL TRAIN vii
leave Richmond at INSTEAD of A. NJ i and tn,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at go, instead d
2 so p. NJ, as heretofore
H. ID. WHITC0MB,
Sc tG-dlw3taw2w General Superintendent
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ENRoLLiSG Orf.Yt
RICHMOND. September ~, Is6I
HNliE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR from
the BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION is publish.
ell for the information of all concerned.


RTcuNoND. September 10, 1854
ENlIE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR fr.m
A the BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION is PUBLISH
ell for the information of alt concerned
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA
WAX DEPARTHESr,
BUREAU OF COSsCRIrTIax
RICHNONp, Va, September 9, lS6i
CIRCULAR No. 30.
Commandments Of Conscripts viii instruct County
Enrolling Officers to proceed diligently with the adj
OF the Temporary Board, TO make "A complete regis
tratlon OF every white male resident IN their epe,
tive counties, between the AGES Of seventeen ana
fifty years, net actually serving IN the army in the
field OF with the reserves
The name, age occupation and physical condition
Of the persons registered, together with the grounds
OF exemption, or detail, other for not Lc-
ing III active military service, viii be stated m the.,
Registers. Special will be taken in stating di-
tlncty, though briefly the which prevent the
person from being sent 10 the army and not t,op,i
any person from the registration not serving in the
army III the field or with tine reserves.
These Registers must he forwarded to the liurraI
before the FIFTEENTH OF OCTOBER Next 4,
accomplish the work IN due time, Eurclhng piN.,r4
and Temporary Boards are cuiOned 10 u>- the NJ
| most yigor and diligence. The information 10 be
thus furnished l. regarded of great importance
and the service must be accurately, as wtU "a
promptly, performed.
Another, and separate, Register Will he ~ tho
same time, prepared aud forwarded, Of ell loutl,
in each county, who will attain The axe If s[,n,,
4
named Register viii be stated the month when these
youths viii attain the age designated
by command Of BrigadieT-General j ). PRIzroy
Superintendent.
Signed {. j. DUFFIELD.
Assistant AdIutaIt, General.
In compliance with the foregoing Circular, an
male white resident OF tin city Of Richmond be.
tween the ages OF sixteen 10 and hity ,nl year,
hereby notified that they required to report
for the purpose OF tsutlatOn at the following
| named places in THEN respective wards
MONROE WARD.
At No. 500, corner Of Broad and Foushee on Tues
day and Wednesday, September goth and 2lst ii ON
| s \. NJ. 10 +. NJ.
MADISON WARD.
At City Hail. Office Of City Collector, on Thurs
| day and Friday, September ed ana 231, nom \
| NJ. to & T.. NJ.
JFFTEEsOS WARD.
At First Market Hall, Oh Monday and IGg..i.,
September Goth aud 9th, from \. Nj to q l.. Vi
The registration will Ia confined to the Corporal.
Limits Of the city OF Richmond, and viii BE- made
under the -uprtintondeuee Of the Advisory Board -
II wall luie all eXeInpt5 any ground whatever
detailed soldiers, detailed Cn9cTIpts and lurti1rts
VA. III. BLACKBOARD
lieutenant and Enrolling Officer city vf Ia. dnoid
l1-It
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"Thy only gift has been the grave
To those who worshippea thee"

SO said Byron Of Napoleon, and 50 it might be said
OF Grant, except that his victims DO not worship
him Onthe contrary, they and revilc hun as the
most ruthless OF murieIers and the most unieelns Of
trutes The magic spell which the genus Of Ma
Poeon threw over the souls of his troops is above
the reach OF Grant, who has genius at ALL but is
mert butcher, with heart of stone and the Ape
titles Of brute. "Cut little deeper" whispered
II French soldier, ms he tainted away beneath the
probe OF an English surgeon. who was endcavoring
10 find a ball that had lodged III the reeion OF the
heart the day after tie hattie Of Wateiloo) L" cut
little deeper and you Will find the Emperor" The
surgeons might cut into the heart of every Yankee
under Grants command without finding his image
Imprinted upon single one Of them. Napoleon
lett sympathy tor his soldiers which made them
adore him. Grant has sympathy for nobody lie
IS II mere brute, as this whole campaign has shown
brute detested even by the interior brutes whom
he leads in Crime.
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Essa CHANCE or ilouEs.
LINE FOR DREWRi AND
CIIAfFINs BLUFFS AND TIE
SQUADRON.

I he Stt' fUlFT JVII4F IT 7 'ft'ItI3IFi
Captain l.. MsKowN, will make two daily trips to
the above points, leaving the James RFrI Squadron
evsy morning at & O'Clock. and every evening at =
O'clock Returning, leave Richmond every NOM
ing AT s. O'Clock. aHi every evening al O'clock,
stopping at all the landing, ON the river.
Passage, So ctch way these belonging to the
army and navy half pfit"
Persons travelling to those points On tins steamer
required to have passports or other proper pa
perS. Sc Isl
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DECEIvER'S SALE OF NEGROES =

ID ECElVER'S SALE OF NEGROES ~
l. In pursuance Of the orders of the District
Court OF the Confederate States in the Two OF
the Confederate States against L. s. Maye, and the
Confederate States pafte in the matter George
Metzyer alien siiemy. made the titn instant,
l viii sell, FRIDAY, the ord instant, at 10
O'clock at the auction house OF HILL, DlCkISsos
Co., at public auction, for cash, the following
SLAVES, namely
ANN and her tiree children, late the property o.
Mites Il. Carter, alien enemy.
GEORGE, aged nine years, and THOMAS, aged
five years, late the property OF George Metlyer
alien enemy. HENRY l.. BROOKE,
ne ltd Receiver, District No. ).
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by ID. +. Booth, Auctioneer.

by ID. +. Booth Auctioneer
GALE OF FURNITURE, CROCKERY :,
- GLASSWARE, KEY OF HOUSE. NEGRO
WOMAN, &c, AT AUCTION, IN MNNCIlES-
TERI shall sell on FRIDAY MORNING, Sep
TENDER 23i, at 10 O'clock at the residence OF Mrs.
Susan T. Robinson, in Manchester, first house on
the etthand side after passing the bridge lot OF
FURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, sc ,
consisting in part of the following goods:
Mahogany Hight post Bedstcad,
| Cottage Bedstead,
Showcases and Contents,
| set Dry Measures,
! st I'm Measures,
excellent Office Stove, with PIPE aud Boiler,
Lot Glass Jars, lot Stone Jars,
Lot SHOES, Crockery, GLASSWARE, Clock,
Lot Rice salt, Sweet OIL, Cigars
irmiloLnS, Tobacco Cutter,
and ether Goods too numerous to mention.
ALSO,
Key and Fixtures Of House.
Also, AZ II O'clock,
! Negro Woman, Louisa
st 2I-3t@ u. +. BOOTH, Auotoneer
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DIAPER, ENVELOPES. &c,

DIAPER, ENVELOPES, &c,
Il AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
Imported Cap, Letter, Bath Post, Note and Flat
cap PAPER.
Imported White, Bud and Btue ENVELOPES,
large and small,
PENS-GIllott's and othxr make
PENClLS-Fabsl's and other make
BOOKS-Blank, Pocket, Money, Memorandum ana
Pass Books.
ALSO,
1000 reams OF various styles, qualities and sizes OF
Confederate PAPER
100000 Confederate ENVELOPES
We have larger stock and greater variety OF
PAPER ana general STATIONERY than at any
previous period, which we VIII sell 10 the Depart
nents, Jobbeis retailers and suffers, at IA moderate
advance on cost.
BAUGIMAN 4 RICHARDS,
Sc 20-lw' No. 10 Pearl Fourteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-21

EOR THE POTOMAC.-Person de-
i sirous OF going to the Potomac, by getting
proper passports secure seats in pleasant con-
yeyanee and at moderate charges. Apply at lac
Main street. between the hours of y aud IL o'clock
se 2--lms