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TEcHS1cALIrIfs OF MIS1So-"P. W. A." tn

TEcHNICALITIfs OF MISISG.-'P W. A." the
correspondent of the Savannah Republican with
General Lees army, says:
There is confusion Of terms in the accounts that
have been published of these mining operations
The word sap, technical term we'll understood by
military engineers, has been improperly applied TO
the galley tunnel by which Grant gained point
below our works. A sap is a trench Oh the surface
OF the ground or an approach made to a fortified
place by digging up 10 IT, There are three kinds OF
saps: The single sap where the earth taken from
the trench is thrown up on the side next TO the
fort you are approachin9 thus reaching single par
aet the object OF which is to protect the sappers
and miners from the fire OF the fort the double sap,
which has paTapet on each side and the flying sap,
which is made with gabions, &c. A gabi0n is a hol-
low cylinder, of wicker work, resembling basket,
but having bottom, which is filled with eaIth and
serves to shelter the workmen from the enemys fire.
Bags of sand and bales OF cotton may be used for
the same purpose. gallery, on the contrary, is a
passage under ground, or, in simple language, tun-
mel, and Is used to reach awork designed to be
blown up. The chamber is the place where the pow
der is confined and is generally of a cubieal form
At Petersburg both parties resorted to the gallery
instead Of the sap, each commencing behind
his own breastWoiks, passing under them and across
the space intervening between the two armies.
Grant extended his gallery until he got under the
salient i'll our lines; there he constructed L cham
ber confined his powder, (saiI to be six tons, J
closed the chamber, then retired and sprung his
mine. Beauregard's gallery was carried only deep
enough and far enough to get under the new gallery
his antagonist digging The DIRT was carried
out by wheebafrows along the passage to its mouth
where it was deposited until the chamber was pre-
pared and the powder placed in it, when it was car
ried back and used in closing the chamber. II the
chamber is not closed eiectIally, the mine, instead
OF exploding vertically will force open the entrance
to the chamber and discharge itself along the gallery
and out at its mouth
The sap is employed chiefly against permanent
fortlicatIons which cannot be removed, and in the
operations against which, therefore, the sane se-
: lS RING
pally where conceaiment is desirable, 5tt Peters
burg where change of few feet in the position Of
troops the construction of an inner line would
have defeated the whole object sought to be
plished by the mine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

GENERAL stoneman, ths weeping raider, has been
sent to Charleston, South Carolina. The exchange
of prisoners IA being regularly carried on there
Colonel John j.. Murchson, of the Eighth North
Carolina regiment, died in Northern prison on the
7th of June.
"Spel cat," said little girl of five years of age,
the other@dsy, TO smaller one OF only three.
can't, " was the reply !" Well, then,' continued
the youthful mistress, il YOU can't spell cat spell
kitten.
They are making straw hats in Paris without any
crown, its place being supplied by two falls Of lace,
yelling the hair
That is choice friend who conceals ones faults
from the views Of Others and discovers them ~ our
own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19
ERDN HIRHE

MOBILE, August E.-Maior-General Frank Gard
ner assumed command Of the District Of the dnlf
to-day. The people pleased with him
Yesterday evening the enemy landed at Montrose
IN five launches Our cavalry fired them and
killed two and woundet several The enemy fe-
tired last night.
Major Carroll agent of exchange. returned rom
the Federal fleet after sending off letters and pack
ages to Dauphn island prisoners. Hopes are enter
tanned OF their early exchange.
"A force Of the enemy from Pensacola. estimated at
two thousand, crossed the Perdido river Yesterday
advancing towards Mobile bay.
All quiet in the bay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

BRIGApIRR- GENERAL VIcroR J. b. GIRARpEY.-
The funeral of this distinguished young General,
who was killed on Tuesday while gallantly leading
his brigade in charge against the enemy near this
city, which was advertised TO take place yesterday
morning at nine o'clock from the St. Charles Hotel
did not come of. Everything was in preparation
for the ceremonies, but telegraphic dispatch was
received few hours before the time from his brother
i'll Augusta, Georgia, announcing that he was on his
teiment, and directing that it should be enclosed in
metallic coffin and deposited IN some place tin his
arrival Accordingly, at twelve O'Clock It was taken
in charge by the State Guard and number Of
friends, and preceded by the Armory Band, was car
ried to Hollywood Cemetery, where it deposited
in private vault to await the arrival Of General
Girardey's brother from Georgia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

SALE OF ENGLISH FANCY HoRsFs.-Lord Henry
Bentinck's magnificent stud has been sold at auc-
tiQn. Messrs. Tattersiill put up to competition
ninety-nine lots, comprising hunters, hacks, few
brood mares and some young stock. Lord Henry
reserved the right OF bidding up to $50 guneas for
twenty lots. the remainder being proposed for sale
without reserve The seventy-ve hunters realized
l2,l6l guineas, being an average of something like
l66 guineas each. One horse called Comet fetched
400 guineas and another called Iightheart fetched
4lo gufneas. Ills Lordsnil,s stubles, rrvcta tho
cost OF $4,000, much admired by the visitors to
the sale. His Lordship has hunted the Burton
spent in horsehesh 10 less sum than flS9, 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

CRuHL TsorrIso March IN EysIAsD--A trotting
match came Off in the neighborhood OF Leeds, Eng
land, recently, between noted horse called Jack
Rossiter now aged nineteen years, and mare called
Matchless purchased for the sole purpose Of defeat
ing the inyineible jack. The match was for G SO a
side, and the distance TO be run fifty miles for
the horse and forty mine miles and one thousand
two hundred and sixty yards for the mare. At the
end Of the forty-fth mile the mare fell down deal
Jack Rossiter did his fifty miles in three hours and
thirty minutes, twenty-seycn miles Of thu journey
having been completed in one hour and forty min
utes The winner was Ia most deplorable state at
the hnish.
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THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The report Of General Smith, Superintendent oi
the Virginia Military Institute, to the Beard o.
Visitors gives graphic account Of the destruction
of the beautiful buildings erected by the hberahty
Of the State for her favored military school. This
act was performed. readers are aware, ON the
morning Of Sunday, the 18th Of June, by the order
of General ID. Hunter, commanding the United
States army Of Western Virginia, tbs buildings hav-
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YASKRE PRIsoNRRs. one dozen Yankees,
captured by our forces on the north side Of James
river, consigned to the Libby prison yesterday
Among the number was negro fellow named A.
Wiswall, who holds q commission as second lieu
tenant Of company @, Ninth United States lcolored
troops. He was quagtered with the whites.
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,lZ AWAY FROM MY FARM, All

t,Ir HALFWAY HOUSE, on the Rich
"a ps,,xh,lr railroad, Chesterfield county,
i'''.A Richard. He left my farm last Tues
@y ,. ,,.rne. the 9th instant, and had on when he
e.! sr of dark rants white cotton shirt, and had
r. m pair ot shoes. ao coat ,;-.. lat lie Is about
t'tP high black, hss small moust3che, AMI
II Sow / bought him last April, of lee & Bow
r. ;, Richmond lie formerly belonged 10 Miss
a. s.r-,,. Bottom Of Amciia Courthouse lie has a
IN. =, OF near Amelia Courthouse, and may hn sry-
- ~ st,tion. will pay liberal reward ii caught
,f,s,, In lli or delivered 70 Address
~"' j. NJ. WOLFF,
i,N,jn street, Richmond, Va, or Proctors Greek,
Tt.,s,c.tirll county. au i'-6tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

EXECUTION To-DAY.-Betvecn the hours Of
twelve and two O'Clock to-day, a negro named Will
liam, slave Of Samuel Fauntleroy, of King and
Queen, tried and convicted by the Hastings Court
of breaking into the house Of Mrs Mary Harris,
and stealing therefom several ladies' dresses Is
peeted to be hung. The execution will take place on
the hill back Of the Poor House, the usual place
where such scenes are enacted.
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RUNAWAYS.
,,,Vo HeNDRED DOLLARS RE.

w,pn will he paid for the delivery OF my
'a'a Men. TOM and CHARLES
iso ." F ,;r g,r,,rsai color eighteen years old /,
TOM - ttt ix or e,glt inches high; walks ve'y
@ + la les "; twenty sy Month month. % "so the !" hsG Tx
Va Q.i b,ouelt from North Carolina, and has a
isg'''' ,,%inz On Union liill
ns9, s9,pIfS neifS j, black absu, Fifty years old; Ave
,s. nr tan inches higt. and very ncar-ss3hted
tS' 'k" L.s,-i uf FcteT lawson, Of Richmond,
w. P"At,.,n months a2o Ia has a wife at Mir,
s.n'. s.r'. near J Is Bgag[s mil
Na,. Na',. are believed 30 be ia the neighberhood of
n. almond ;n l., ,,i, s,r ,,u;r a,.,,,.,, 10
Ia, ',,.-,,,r1 m iaii or one hundred doAa,s ior
ei. III, home last tail, Charles on The i6;h n
i1"' ~" Il. 4. DICKINSON.
an lS-2t'
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lIAIlS on THE NIRGINIA GEN

VI IkAL kAILkOAU-An advertisement of
tar foslnt.ter-Gcneral, Ill the Se1.ttaet and Dis
pitrf, l. calculated to produce the impression that
lhi- company has refused TO carry the mails So
la fiCm tn being the fact he has refused 10 di0's
u" company 10 rarTy them. The company has car
nd ltr h,ul' Tor more than twelve months without
compliant from linn any one else Tar as know
IL Lis rtse,t 10 pay anything for this service ;
hr7rtheiess he has been informed that the company
Ny"t 'l continue TO carry them, being willing to
lax Ihc llak VI having Justice done them at some
l.'ae tune
iyallrsIatc as tar as practicable the serious pub
" INCONVENIENCE from this unreasonable and extra
lHa!y course VI the Postnaster-Generai, notice Is
hereby gwen that the company will receive letters
.i @Ier- at their office in this city, and have them
1r''eel without charge, at any post-ottice on the
Liir o their road Letters will be received in the
y'ah'ry at the different stations on the road All
ih''e directed to Richmond, points beyond, will
W Iu' III The Richmond Office. a box for receiving
~,''i' viii be kept In the Superintendent's office,
sAeh Is open generally from A. n. to P. M
"Stpdpers may be sent without postage, but let
t'f' must he prepaid
al iy-Gt r FONTAISE President
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T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

OF HUTEL FURNTTURE. &c, Ec.-The
subscribers having determined close the Ballard
House." offer for sale all the elegant Furniture,
Appurtenanees &c thereof at private sale, until the
Of privately they win commence, and continue the
sale from day to day until the who'd. disposed Of
Most OF this Furniture is new and costly--a ereat
portion Of il having been purchased recently at
heavy expense. All OF which is in excellent eon,di-
ton, ON account Of very careful usage
This sale presents very rare opportunity for any
party wishing to invest, who dcires good loea-
ton for bookkeeping, &c. The coming winter will
bring large crowds to the capital and beyond doubt
an excellent business can be done. The Ballard
House win be closed afser the lst day. Of August
(exeept 70 parties wishing to examine the furniture
&cl We call the especial attention Of parties who
d,ssire to buy the whole with view Of re-Opening
be house.
For terms. apply to 7. Q. TALIAFERRo q Co,
Propriet0rs. or 70 u. u. COOK,
Jy s6--tds No 10 Main street.
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YANKEEs IN THE VALLEY.
The Herald OF the 18th saws:

|, We have interesting details of the pursuit of the
rebel General Early by General Sheridan from Win
chester. General Early IS said to have stated be-
fore he left Winchester that he wholly detached
from General Lees army, and had kind of rowing
commission to 90 where he pleased, and that he
would be back again within five weeks.
The Americaa of the 10th says:
Advlces from the Shenandoah Valley place ol,r
advance, on Friday last, at Cedar creek about ten
miles beyond Winchester The rebels continued to
retreat, showing a strong rear guard. The position
OF the two armies Is close that battle may have
occurred this. Intelligence from General
Grants headquarters is that Lee has sent two di-
visions Of infantry and force of cavalry to rein
force the rebel column III the Shenandoah Valley.
This will probably make the rebel army in that re-
gion strong enough to give Sheridan battle should
he push his advance much further.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

HRS-HousE RoBggRY.-On Wednesday night the
hen-house of Mr. Robert Champion, on Seventeenth
street. near the Central Railroad depot was broken
into by thieves and robbed Of about a dozen and q
half young chickens and hens. Mr.. Champion
had just the day before purchased them AT the
rks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

THE MERRY WIVES IN ITALIAS.-The translation
Of Shakspeare's merry Wives into the Italian
ibretto OF Nicolisi's opera involves Very
the soft Italian tongue than the vigorous, coarse
English OF this play. Thus Jack Falstatf is trans
lated into Sir Giovanni Falstatf the Merry Wives
te m0gii SrhG3Sdnti; and Falstatfs cry for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

ATTEMPTING TO CRoss THE LINES. men
from Hanover county, named Dennis Cash. Timothy
Strokes and james Mahony, charged with attempt
ing to the lines were brought TO this city yes
terday, by order Of Captain w. G. Fleet, enrolling
officer for the First Congressional District and COM
mitted to Castle Thunder.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

L WARp-Ran away from Howald's Grove
,'.>.,.t, on the 9th instant my boy THORNTON /;
1tis-k color and eighteen years old; about five
- |. ,;sbt inches high; rather thick lips, and rough
srrEi: his front under teeth spread out like thare
s ,ooth out lie was raised by William Totii-
- m Hanover county, hear Hawes's shop. / will
Eve the ab1ye reward Tor his apprehension 50 get
Ina or delivered TO me at Robert Lumpkin's, in
Ts5m5aa su lj-6;e q. w. REID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

n NOIlCE.-Commanda and others of
\ The army and navy Will please pay attention
- .'-e notice already given that arrangements have
'.'h made for steamer TO leave Rockets DAILY
~ siotk A NJ and O'clock p. M, for the puI-
pose oi towing barges and taking 10 Drewry's bluff
master and commissary stores and other ar
a' "'s lof The army and navy. Except in cases of
6eNcy steamers will not be furnished at other
JOHN III. PARKER.
a. Lieutenant in charge Office Special Service,
y, EI-t5 Navy DenaI1ment
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The Cost OF LtvINs IN New YoRK.--A great dea,
is said, says the New York Freean's Journal about
the high price of every article now required i'll a
family for living. The consumer is paying an enor-
nous price for everything. Why is it Is it be-
cause all these articles have increased in value or is
it owing to the depreciation of currency Some sta
tistios which We find in the Albany argus have a
bearing upon the question. pound of tea valued at
fifty cents on the wharf in New York will cost thus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-19

NoiiCE.-Always on hand, and for
4. &ur, M0LASsEs BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
.s,d fLoUR BARRELS and KEGS Of all kinds
In ~ ~; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders can be
Or :. Z. Delarue's Grocery, No. Franklin street,
1r cooper shop on Seventeenth street. corner
li,raa'"h' NJ near the Central Railroad Workshops.
au l3-2w+ rI .tv.r1rp
III. r. T.
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BY TELRG&ApH.

lRrroRrs or THr rnEss ASSOCIATION.
Enfsvsd according 10 art Of congrsss il fas year
isss, ~. s. 1Arnsher, ~ the Clerks Office "
ne D.sfrsff Court cf the Confederate States ~, fAs
Sesfher. District or Ceorgias
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CosrrnsaArs SrELIISo BooK--we have from
George l.. Bidgood. publisher, the "coniederats
Spelling Book" with reading lessons for the youns
For sale by Mr. hidgood
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PosT-orEIcE DEPARTMENT,
RIcnxosD, August II, ls04.
TINE PRESIDENT OF THE VTR0I

III MA CENTRAL RAILROAD HAVING rsfsased
70 enter into the usual contract Abr carrying tho
maui ON that road. SEALED PROPOSALS uiu b.
received at the Contract Bureau VI this Department.
until r. N. of September 18th. 1854. for conveying
the mails vi the Confederate States nom the lst day
Of October ls64 to June 30sh 1867 Ia the State ~
Virginia, on the following routes, connecting this
Gty with Stannton:
ROUTE No. 2,706.- From Junction, BY NosPs,
Beaver Dam, Frederick's Hall. Tolerxvii1e, Louisa
House, Iresilliah's aud Meltons - 0oraons-
ville-htty miles and back, three fiisaes week
ROUTE No. 2,7oc tA).-krom 0ordonsvilies ~
Gotham, keswiek and siadwelt, 20 ChSalottesSlies
Vireinhs--twcnty-one miles and back. three nnes
week
ROUTE No 2,fo6 lBls--From chailottesvlllA W
the University Of Virginia, Ivy, Necham's Tivgss
Greenwood WayAesborsugh and fizhcrssilles -
staunion- thirty -nins miles and back. three tnles
week
Bidders for Route No res viii propose sch~anlss
az arrivals and departures, making close ecnee11Oa
vita the arrival VI the mail train On ths Biehmon
Fredericksbarg and Potomac Railroad e {ks June-
ton with rate OF speed VI travel not Ices than four
miles an hour The accepted bidders On TIE otksx
routes will be required - eonfoFn 70 tAs schrANle~I
making close connection with the routes &xSnim4
the ine, and ~ the same rate - speed il the u&n
mission u the mails. JOHN u. RKA0AN
an l3-d4w Postmaster -G<1eQoas
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RICHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAILROAD,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August Is, 1864. }

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THIS ROAD is now able to transport all the
Government Freight that comes over the Piedmont
Road and in addition to that prepared 10 take Gov
ernment freight delivered along the line Of the road
and such private freight can be placed upoh the
trains after supplying the demands Of the Govern
ment To that extent individuals are invited to de-
liver their freight at depots for transportation.
LEWIS e. HARVIE,
an l5--lw President.
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olI1E.-For hire, by the month, an
whom 'a1oeiient t1n COOK, without membranes, 70,
apuv q. e owner has a. present no use. For terms
aa l3--ts ~ u,yv,r,o
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AFFAIRS AT MOBILE.

The most important news have from this point
is that force Of the enemy is advancing from Pen
saeola towards Mobile bay. We had previously
heard this ruInor, but preferred to await its con-
Grmation before making it public. On the evening
Of thesl6th the enemy landed at Montross i'll five
launches, and our cavalry fred upon them, killing
two and wounding several. The enemy retired the
SAME night. Major-General Frank Gardner has
assumed command Of the District OF the Gulf
Hopes entertained of the early exchange of the
Dauphin Island prisoners, negotiations for that
purpose being in progress.
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Thus 1t Is that tie prices of imported goods have
been increased from fifty to hundred per centum
beyond the cost and duty by of the initiation
The war is costing full onethird more than it would
with gold at par, III the expression is not mis-
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)ah > . Ms having CLAIMS against
win r,n ,,lF estate of JOHN Ii. EUSTACE, deceased,
si'Aeht them for settlement to
aut- WILLIAM w. EUSTACE,
Administrator
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NITRE AND MINING BUREAU
RICHMOND, August Is, 1864.

RICHMOND, August 10, ISbf
NDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM
u the Secretary of War, the Commissary De-
partment will in future furnish all supplies required
by this Bureau and all officers agents of the Ntre
and Mining Bureau now engaged collecting Commits
sary Stores in the States Of North Carolina Virginia
and Upper East Tennessee will at once cease ope-
rations. Engagements already made viii he COM
piled with RICHARD MORTON,
Iicutenant-Colonel,
au l5-lw Acting Chief Of Bureau
E The following papers win please copy the
above one week each and send bill to the Office VI
the Richmond Dispatch, viz /: The Sentinel and En-
quirer Richmond, Va; the virginian, Lynehburg,
Va; the Vindicator, Staunton, Va; the Confede-
rate, Raleigh, N. c.; the Democrat, Charlotte,
Nc
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u OTlCE TO TAXPAYERS OF
= TWELFTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT-All
mons IN my district west Of sixth street who have
I O' assessed according to law as well as those who
oi Assfs 'ed and have not paid all therquarter
y ses tax Including soldiers, tax Ia lst Jly ISs4
- 30 hotiiy that the penalty will be exacted of
,'' ,'n after the first day of September 1864 unless
''i'' reason Is given for their delinquency.
+. A. WOODS,
su lj-tlstseps
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FROM THE VALLEY.

We have information from Early's army as late as
Sunday last Our forces had been in line OF battle
for two days, but the Yankees, so far from mani-
Testing disposition to make attack appeared to
beswithdrawing from our immediate front There is
foundation for the that battle took place
Saturday, in which the enemy was repulsed with
considerable loss
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foh SALE, PRIVATELY, A PIANO
tiorraa,s,one ana some FURNITURE; also, a large lot oi
s.Ir,t ~, and uLAsSw ARE Apply Oh Seventh
soou, o,, De'%eeh Broad and Grace, or at the bar
-" Vpposi,e the Theatre au l9-2t.
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pound of cloves, costing twelve cents to land at
New York, will cost the importer, besides port
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* EM l.. THE VIRGINIA
s.s,N aAICH FACTORY has removed to the north
aArsIs ref Of Main and Seventh streets, up stairs.
sa sEs y VI the best quality for sale.
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| TNRIVALLFD INKs UOyER

NhlNALLED j n X S HOVER &
j.>-(l Ios - are WARRANTED superior to any other.
Ubnle,ateu eu t5tinine) and Indelble Inks for sale,
,!i.~,,'. ana ietali. Prices reasonable liberal
ttr I1iit @ 70 the trade and wholesale buyers For
der ~ ~ INKS call " HOVER d CO., No. 1, un-
au i9-lts '"s'.
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No. ,rcu is rablished daily, Sundays ex.
THF " raayy DOLLARS for twelve months'
erpteS,, lars for six months; TEN po,L.as for
NV, 'sss,s n,onths; or rouR DOLLARS for one monthin
sissncs sr,ances by mail are at the risk of those
4. o,ak, them.
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Sifbmlono 9ispatfk.

The DAIy DtsrAToir is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY crSrs per copy. CRY cARRnRs are author
lied to charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week 10 regular subscribers,