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The Navy.
TuE CHrxAxoo DrAs1xR--General Order No. 80 says
"second Assistant Engineer s. wilkins Cragg, the ON
Ger who inspected the boilers the Chenango, dis
missed from the service, and will from this date tJune
2 1864 cease 70 be officer OF the navy"
IAsco-side. Wheel gnns.-Ths Iaseo Commander A.
j. Drake arrived the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the Och
iust from New London, where she has been employed
in recr ruitng She will proceed South soou
OwAsoo-screw guns-Ths United States gunboat
Owasco has arrived the Pensacola Navy Yard for re-
pairs OF nearly eight MONTHS during wnicn
time she has rncer constant steam, and no opportu
ni,y offered officers step foot on Sterra
rau exccp, those who took charge Of the prizes Ehe
captured she left New oro ms in October, 1868, With
the expedition General Banks the recovery OF
the Texan coast and RIO Grande. While of the Rio
Grande she captured company with the United states
steamers Monongahela ana virginia, the brig Dashing
Wave sixty Thousand dollars in scvereigns On board
the barks Science voant with six hundred bales
cotton the schooner Matamoros with an assorted
cargo Subsequently, while blockad'ng Off Galveston,
she destroyed two schconers with their cargoes
whose captains attempted TO the blockade, and
who obliged TO beach them TO save capture. In
April last while blockadng of yclasco she captured
three Enr sh schooners with ammunition and as
cargoes for the rebel government. She Is now
undergoing such repairs be made at Pensacola;
but needs thorough overhauinr such only as she can
obtain at one OF the Northern ports. t
The following list OF the officers OF the Owasco:-
Lfe,aenGnt co,r nsander-E w Henry, commanding
y. Aciing A@tsta,a Sugeon-J. j. Smith, q aF-sat &e4
Acrpg AssisiG ant Paymastr-W. b. Coleman,
Acting MGs.efs-r. u. Sears, Executive olcer; T. d.
Babb a8+. @
Ae4ing isnaons-T. II. Baker, W. L. Titcomb, A.P.
Gibbs .t x, -sf9 sNraHy crs
knefrtets--tc.ng CHEZ F. s. Barlow Acting Third AS
ssiarts, I. H. Carton ana james Fccies.
ctinQ Masters Nais--R-H. Eldr.dge. fsa
FdynadSter'S Cierh--W, b, y. Hilman. sr
PENSACOLA NAVY YARD.-The following vessels are in
port coal and repairs all from the Mobile squadron
United sites ste ners Richmond Commodore Jenkins;
Iacsawanna, captain Marchand; Galena, Lieutenant
commander welles; Metacomet, Lieutenant Commander
Jouet; Conamore, Lieutenant Commander Dewitt Ken.
ncbec, Liet,enant Commander Mccain. The health Of
the squadron is remarkably good wv ., ~. hr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, July 10, 1864.

~. VctNbAts Jury icuf.
"A movement foot smcng The bus mess men OF New
York simplify their Transactions by trading the
Standard gold aud silyer-test buy and se their
goods cons nothing as money
but what GENES from mint 10 for their wares
all their ord nary obligations. even 10 the pay
clerks woker aad servants with the same
description OF currency II may bo considered by some
that Il is yet too early to inaagurate sucn policy
hut we think that will deny, IL we continue
In our preseut course, that the day Is not far dis
tant when cisosmssaaces will arise that VIII
force US 20 adopt similar the pro.
posed The plan would be BY means new, although
II would be novel To the present generation, and when
esablshed 1t caald be made operate as easily
here does IN California; Oregon aud IN the Territories
OF The Far Vest II was done in ibis country during the
progress OF the Revolutionary hen the contuen
currency dpreciated three years the standard OF
rags aud was done in Frarce in the time of the first
Revoluton, the gnats OF that country sunk 70
worthless render u wollu have been done in Eng
land had not the srenuoas Efforts been empioyed
by the eovernmen regardless Consequences between
Isl a1 fs6 70 save the OF England notes from the
paper mills. v...vr Bog
The follow ns able shows the depreciation OF the con-
tinonia currency during the three years from the
Of l77 the close OF 1779 and the decline
Of Treasury notes from 1859 10 the present day
N{rHh a1s3 e3 h1No1 Ta,e,-cf aeon lFaius of aCr
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Trial rrip OF the Clara Cla.ita. 4

Tho Clara Carita went on an engineers trial trip
Saturday leaving the Novelty Iron Works ~ ha.psst
ten A. and returning during the afternoon. she was
built BY Lawrence Foulss, and IN Of tho sllewips a.
mcnsons Length, 100 feet; beaw &c es. deesh, 10
brated engineer put an engine In ber which dropo the
vesssi mie and qusrterin two hours, which COD
ssTsa oY' q her 4py own ~"
takopr out and ssnt 70 BHaao or Detroit, and the
Novelty Iron Works pvt in pa.r OF engipes. 9O-ipch
cylinders apd ~ inches stroxo and boiler 10 feet by 10
feel ~ Steet, which gtvcs power which wiz work ths
speedof the yess up ostIssst sweve kspis pos bor
In addition 70 these powerful engines Wetheseds
sdsssd ueaA m rFuvtseut use NJ sesrn and al
economy a fuel The Clara Clarita worked usautwbly
Of Mf ". r. RveseN, and Mr. William vapdetbil of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company IRE entitled 10 ihe
credit o IeptorIps cha seautLful CRATE 70 avssse n
efficiency and 60 aheaditvenas. s I'm at ~ ia1t Hf
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DEATH FROM HrpRoPHomA, -por9ner Rarnen yaeHr.
ay,he1 Al ihquest dt 264 wssl Twenlyioa1h s,ysss
% the body d Sarah Mccarro little s, nearly ibres
yesfs age whose death the result OF being hitso
by large dog belonging TO Messrs Samuel ,LarrIson
son ,uf so ws TwShty stfct, on tho 81 of Nay
AZ the tms " tno oeouryeuce there we're 40 tuSeidhs
thatthe dog was rabd bpt the denapd iR hs Ms bspt
50 great no vas Killed Some four or ayedsss Asp ts,
phoba, which increased violence almost every hour.
She fingered n great agony I'LL Saturday evening and
pred The testimony taken before the Coroner showed
that the dog had bitten several persons previously and
tho jury their verdict censured Messrs Harrison
300 for permitting the dangerous animal to NJ large
after being aware Of bIs vicious disposition.
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ts f.tr naB sp fufrnf1 hMusDAf, july y. 1884. ~
Asrsw. .ssRseespts, % beh. TIE msrtet nrt with
a rood demand Sales at sl2 90 ss12 .5 FOR pos, and
tl5 90 for pearls
BRsAnsru,s.- Receipts, l51sl bbls -four 1913 bbs and
yes bags corn meal, 1,iS0 bushels wheat and $3.50 do
osu The Gour market ives ess active, aud 25c. lower
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ORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY H. I804

though costing well seventy million dosrs mas
accomplished but little anything for u.s. Tne manner
in which Mr. Burr has been treated tends to deter goed
men from bringing forward their plans and models.
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The wheat IN ,rket less active and prices were
&c SO OIL sales l20 coo bushels at 50 3S 81 90 Tor
Chicago spring. 81 So 81 60 for Milwaukee club, 81 90
81 IS tor climber Milwaukee, So so 81 ss for winter
red Western. 81 70 ss2 72 for amber Michigan Rye
continued scarce and firmly held at 81 90a 81 DO
Corn ruled steady with sales OF SO 900 bushels at 81 6S
81 e5 for sound and western mixed Oats were active
and firm IN price, with sales at 99c 81. Barley inac
tive, and prices wholly nominal leb3 ~ Y -
BEsswAN firm, with sales at soc. and $40. cash
CorToN1he market quite active, and prices were
con sice ra bv hip bar sales OF 300 bales We Quote
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on State Western, Canadian brands Sales 25 ooo
es.s state WESTERN iuc,udng 10 900 extra State
deliverable in all this month and August at sl2 rs
$40 5o and eco choice do for August sl3 also 200
Southern and 900 Canadian the spot Rye flour and
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etaAo Con mvsntiOA

Miehlg an IRsRus Con- ,.,s ssnssSs ssss
s4Ay rvtSs,,saH s.sse stostcnlISh sS%asi.S
Hvnss HoCssrsyof 6snesce cS9tsy, rcf Governor and
ionn Ones. oi osuntyy ijats 9rss1uses
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! Persoyt N lrutSlifacnse.. p

n yhs following 10 list Of Ansrlcans resistsred a
Guns Amarcan Agency No. II Charlotte srsot }sdford
sqaarc iondoo, ugis1d, ior week ending 25sh june,
iss4Rev james ,snashs H,faora sra S0nR Sonn
Bombay. +, f. Bovdlcb, boston r. ~ Mason ana
FAMILY Boston Cbs,Tes SHERMAN Nsy HAyca Soan
nieps~s r, AIsxun osrs sMossresii RsvaH b. she
Ra M yssy "a. ss: sas. SISs; SoT,,ap " ssss, ~
S,Io. RobGs gsos9sr pfstsh8se PN Geo Bellows and
lady, New lY@s,a Jsh9 B;gIodsons calosn'si Joseph
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D..,r.rs,on or a WooIIen Min ne vsssHfs
borO Dy Fire.
rOrryNl Posrxsp,1My Q, 1884
robn T, Ysurs woollen ml at vassalboro was totally
ed by nre Thursday night, with all tho macn
merry and ten thousspd doarpa worth @pWooi' There
was no insurance..
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: ~sNAFRtAoEs'o AND pE.$Ths.,

ASpxRsoS On Sunday, Juy 10, CATHERINE AspErscs
aged OF years.
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PETERSBURG. Jane 20 Since yesterday
nothing OF great interest has transferred.
To day there has been some canncnadiog
and some slight diminishing. Yesterday
Gen Meade sent . fiag Of truce to Gen Beau
rgud, requesting permission to bury his
dead, which was Not granted.
The City Council to- day held a meeting
aud seLt . committee to Gen. Deauregard TO
ask his advice In regard to the removal Ct
non comoa.ants. Gen. B. replied that no
notice had been given ty the enemy Of .
purpose TO shell the city, but it would be
prudent for those who could TO leave the
lower part If the city, aud for the women
and childr. II 10 remain in cellars.
Very few shells have been thrown into
the city to- day.
Grants lines reach from James river
across the Arpomattox to within two miles
Of the Weldon railroad.
Advices from Liberty tbis morning say
that Hunter Lad been pursued through that
place, and that he was retreatiDg towarcs
Batord's Gap in considelabl disorder, and
that some prisoners lad been taken, and no
doubt more would be-.
The enemy, at this writing, seem to lie
moving TOW ards the Weldon railroad. Our
Generals viii doubtless be prepared fol-
them
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DIED

Gu Sunday aftArnu0e, TIM ,9'h inst In the S5th
wear of her sfe. Ma Ef.IZADEtH & RfCHAkD
SON, reIsct oi slIe iair Th0mas Richardson. and
,.aushseS Of the late Eaaert Pollard, Of this city
The itispds Of her family, aud those OF her
In law J Taylor and G Hooker, alto Invited IN
attend her funeral this TUESDAY morning 1t II
O'CLOCK, from ~ Paul church.
In tIis city, an Maeday morning, the e0d inst,
Adjt J,MES BLAKE MARsDEN, OF the LIST Bat
ta;i0a Va Tn!satsy.
Ills :uucTai will take place this mofnfag, at 9
O'Clock, frnm st Paal's Church.
On the 9th inst, Of whoopiBg cough, ia Abe.
matte county, al the residence af her grandfather,
Reuben Weed Esq, MARY GJAYSs N, infant
daughter Of DR. u xed A Il Wood.
A lovely bud, which having hl0omed Cor a ltiitr
white on eai,h, by The will Of God has passed Int
Heaven
l take these little lambs, said lie,
AND f0id them To my breast;
Pte.eesioa they shalt find In me-
Ia me- be ever hest.
Ga the 2d,h tnst, IRA BENNETT, youngest
cht:d Of Martha T. aud Jas J Wi,iianIs, decreased,
sgG d Eve years. five months and eleven days
Sweet bud OF life, God knew this earth
Was not q home fOT thee
he took tnee evea from, Thy bud
To b!cst eternity
Tha fuuera! will take place Hcm Union sttuon
Chu.ch this (Tuesday) afternoon, u. os.ocs'
The friends aad acau1tntaActs are invitru ~ az
tend without further notice.
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MARIETTA June 1.-the enemy to-day
are shifting heir right and throwing it far
Their towards the esst. Information from
undoubted sources ssys that their troops
are much disheartened and dtmoraiizcd from
recent numerous defeats and sickness. De-
serters in squads of ten per day are Coz
stantly coming into our lines or leaving for
their homes. Diminishing continued to-
day with uDimportant results.
The roads are heavy from the recent rains,
which retarcs military movements.
SECOND DISPATCH
MARIETTA. June .O.-The enemy's cavalry
made demonstration this morning from
Big Shsnty towards Canton. ON our right,
and were met by division OF ours, when
they precipitateiy withdrew. Our army is
being daily reinforced by slightly wounded
and conyalescent troops. There is no croak-
erism or ctiticism in our army, but the
greatest confidence is manifested by both
officers and men in the capacity and ulti-
mate success of Gen. Johnston.
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~ APr0aTIoNMkAr Of Hospitals In and
ground Richmeni, for tia scpsrsts accommodation
VI the sick ana wounded from different States:
soldiers Of Maryland, Virginia. Tennessee. kez,-
tasky, and Missouri, ara NJ Chimn0ssss hospi
tai. eastern Terminus CT Broad street, Chugen
Hill.
Those fssm North CnoIins 10 General Hospital No:
"a, Ia the 81, 3D. 9Th. 9Th, and ON DIVISIONS o.
Ninser Hospital, north west u ho''y~o"d oc"-
e.cry. a., ....s -,
Those from South Carolina In the asn division o.
Jacksoa Hospital, soush@ess Of Windof h'spf'
ts.. -, ,.,.tar. ~
rhoea from Georgia IL the let and IL dirsie1s o.
Jackson hospital aud let d.v's'a ei "'neef
rhosc f,om Louisiana 81 tho louisiana Hospital.
west termiaus Of Broad street, Aha IN jd uis"'
lon Of jackson Hospital. ~,,x r.~..
aad ATksngas. in the lie: AID "a divisions CT
Howsrd's Grove Hospital, on Aecnsn'csVii's
co.ieaera.e or Inappropriate Rospi.as, Robert
son Hospital, co.ucr OF Miia anu 90 s.fSc &c J
Racciy,nr ARD Wa, side Haspitas, corner OF L.ta
ana Grare ..reets; Smail-P'x uossisai' aosf
Hawa.d's afoSe.
Prison nospiias-GeasraiI Hospital No 10 ana dsns-
raj Hnsptsl NO 81, corner Of 26iE and Gerry
%tircet1 Ux If-.9
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BIZ DIX WeiSiyer, duct,
J3uecessof TO Puiisri, banes S Weisg3f.

NALBABl.E Real Estate in the town OF san-
" chester iof sale At Auction.-W win be sold on
"Wednesday, the ZsI iAsl, al O'Clock, 81, the
to loving property
lst The brick aud framed dwelling, containing
six rooms, adjoining the residence OF mr. John
Raushan. lii. 10, fronts % feet, and ruas back
$50 feet, and Is well located for business stand.
"a. he small framed dwelling and LOT OH Hull
si second door from Harrison ST, aud nearly up.n-
back iG, feet. 1his properly Is now renting at $50
per month to 4 good tenant.
Sd. That beautiful vacant lot, opposite 10 The
first named property, which VIII be divided II
desired
4;h. Ssvera, vacant lots In the rear of Ar E
Ma;hews's store.
As il Is seldom such Inducements 10 invest are
offered, persons In want OF real estate should
attend.
TERas- Oae half ash. balance Ia & months, on
all Cash n option of pure haser.
lie lS-4t NEfSIGEe, Auei.
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OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS Oh TAAEsi
Richmond Nav .. ISL.

htcHlAOAu MAY ~, low.
I INSTRUCTIONS in 70 ference 1. ,hc sssti-
J. Msut and collection OF the addis nal ven
per cent. on pfGn.s.-Is having been sseer.as,
ed that al error hes been committed in We
assessment ami collection vi the aicl loasi
eess the profits, only uado by buy ing aDd CO..
leg q, eay tia.s between the Is. day Of lapa'
AIRY, 1868 aud the LIST day Of January, 1860
Tue profits ca which the tax IL Imposed b, .
aud III paragraph Of Sac 4 Of an aei eGsilsa
'.an nc, TO levy additional taxes for The een
Moa defence aud support Of Inc Government
are the prohis made by buying and ceiling %,
tween The times mentioned, the copaish'G
conjunction .'And' boin. gssd, The tnyihe s''
selling paust both take place vstwesh ths AZ
day Of January. 1868 and tLs 10. day 0. s1a,
ATTY, 1865. Sach were this INSTRUCTIONS NsasIi
from this Cilioe Gu the ist March 1904, s-'
will be found ut page Of additional ihs''D,
tions, therefore the erroneous ssses. ns|G
made ia some districts need uos be csisSs's~i
and ths assoseors viii refrain fTom saea :"
easements. -,
III. The ten ger cent additional tax on fig y.
its, made by bay ing and selling between
lat day Of January, ls6;, (iaeiadspg tats ss!'
and The Stat day Of December, 1874, easiaaa =,
lux that day y will ks assesssd aud e0i'scses
eacs. Tue pfokis derived from tho sseae sva'
between the Let day Of JANUARY, ~ eaa .t
3lsl day oil December, 1861 both ineiaasa' w.,
10 sssessed and collected immedia'sY S''s'
the 3lst day OF December 1861 Ian
j. w. ii UNDERWVop,
Acting Commissioned o.
fSsynsdl C. MaaaIsogh,
my % Secretary Of the rssA'a''..- -
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BIZ Williamson d 60, duets,
mo. 1873 Main ct. bet yth and 10th.

THE Entire Furniture Of the Linw0od ltOuse ut
auction --Oa "Wednesday, tho 12l iGstsn;, com
nlencipG at 10 O'Clock n, va Will sell at he LIN
wood House, on the 81 usb sia OF Main st, between
9th and 10Th sts the entire assortment; Ct
parloT,
Chamber,
Dining room. and
Kitchen Furniture
all Of frst rate quality, and consulting OF TIE iol
loving aud mary other sI'cies
Cabinets, washatands
Wardrobee, lounge, siiehoafds
Sixty coitege and other bsdsteAds
raTlor, dining, Kitchen, anu tsiitt tables
Er kins, paricr, and ether chairs
Window curtains and sbat3s
Fine Erusss and Other Co. pats
OH clO;. sn1 mating
Teie !etes sofas, p.cturSa, mirrors
Knives and fO,ks, pate, i..res
LiEoL tabie cloths and napaias
And laIgs sSsortmf a. Of hrst rate Badting, ccm
pi isirg q Large and we'll seie1tSd azs4,inleHt OF
Hair aua shunk mstsp nsses
Festssr bees, pillows, jsIsiefs
Shensn, blai ketg, Gaiits, SO
The abs 90 ssis presents Ons Of The mt s. tavora-
BILE opioi Qualities ever tl5red for parties to supply
themselves W Ia anything they thouid want in the
way Of furniture, beddirg, crookerywase, sc, a.
eyerythiUg has been selected with great care and Is
now In exceisea. condition.
ISIS WILLIAMSON & co. Aucts.
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BIZ Hoad;n d; .appersos., .aac.ioxers.

cMALL fcsme Tene me at. ON the Sest line Of - d,
~ betwtan araes AID Broad sts, - joining Sea
brooks Warehouse, fer sale ut auctFIn.--m III be
sod at :.ion en- tho pieniaaa. on WctSesday, tbs
2aad June, 1864, al Az O'clock 81, small tsne
r1-nI, located rs abSye, Dow in tha occ1asney of
oftc-r Gra.gey aho lot hos float Ct Y feet aud
sith Of 50 feet.
IERNs-Csah or credit. st the option Of tia pug
Chaser. Taxes for 1864 " peiJ by the purchaser
il 20 GUDp1N 4 bPPEES0S, Aael's.
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On ihe Iii iMst, - .he ksS ratises Ieaetas, y
81 rMfIc kss chssrb, Miss ANNIE MALLvr yet
ssavrN nan, a., ana NJ CH4ls1OPHEk McAkN.
M, Of ktch0ORd.
d. gavaanah papers rlense copy.
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~ Aaaa eessss, ssas AID, rSsta tids
Ladies, Clothing. TTimmiuga As
Booss aud shnes. Wstchsa, Jsvpisy, 10 .
VIII b sesd ap "Wednesday, 2sd inst, At ~ o'eik
Il ny STORE, M 80 Main st, = large assortmsnt I.
ths ebovs goods, consisting In part Of
siIs ds-ss patterns
10 TACK isca wells
10 summer dresses (b4su.ifu1
| 20 sscs cspcs, nabias, collars, 80
SO ladiss' hair META
100 pieces black velvet ribbon
100 pairs hose
as gross 0aribAtdi buttons
200 pec - tffDmines
| la para Iadi~s' sh0ss and slippers
Buresui, tsses..s
Spring, hair and 5hu K mattresses
DiainS ard centre tables
Chairs, cooking utensils, nc.
IT NATON, Auct'r,
j.2l-2t 50 Msin street, near ls,h.
By Hsllionaso,s d %, As1csrs.
mo 192 Ma!n greet, between oh and 10th
WINE Furniture,
GIas. and CsocksTyware,
Fine Goia Watches, IL,
A. Auction
On Friday, .he 94th instant. commencing st tn
oo.e cx IA. we will SCH st our ssicsroom, No 49,
M@in st, tine assortment Of furniture, lsacy arti
cie dr consisting CT the following and other Ir:.
clos.
KarGrcbce, cabinets
Dining and parior tables
pSfloF, Casio seat, ard K.a5sor CHAIRS
French, Jenny Lind, aud cottage bcasteads
Hnfas, ioues es, tete-a tetes
Feather beds, hair and ehnck ua,tsesses
Shec q, Qii,ss, bis1kets, phloa &C
One very fne extension table
One large mirror
Cap and saucess, plates, diehes
kcives and folks, tumblefE, sc.
ALTO,
IS gallons esnuire French brandy
az iisst rate Old peach brandy
Elk excellent apple brandy.
js2t WiLLfAMsON 4 co, Arcts.
BIZ u. II: Tooth i 20, Asscts.
mo lob at, bal seen kahn and Cary.l
w commencing At 10 O'Clock. at our s.'ssroo"'
furniture,
Summer Oiotsins,
Lace Asa,',lss,
Cold ami
silver wa,ssss, &c.
Bureaus spfaa, chairs
Tsbles, mattresses, Irfsh linens
lsci 8 hO e. ak see maniiilas
Pastures, gas casndelt1s
Writing IL k, cigars, tobncao. 40
assignments solicited, snd received TIL aornia
ef salo D r BOOTH h CO.
js2l Ausitcnsrs.
-
By Ietltoooti, Phillips j. Co, AusliastesfS,
ijI slain street
AJOrICE.--We Will sell by auction. on Wetnes-
~ da. ntxt, at 10 O'Clock, al car saeszooria, No
81 HainEs-
8 boxes No oSewiag tobacco
1t0o bags NJ smoking -
Several small h,'s Cd tobacco
ALTO,
Furniture, clo.hi. Z, &c.
Consignmenls solicited, and received TIL morning
Of sale
HEbW0UD, IHlLLIiS GO, ,es,
- 2t--2t Mo "a sain sirsot.
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i Confsderscy.-
ouAxxERAASxxR GxN'Ls DlrARfMaNf,
RAILROAD HURHAn,

rT,O the yrienas OF the Soldiers throughout the
QuARxuRAAsrxk Gxx'ls plrARrMaN4,
RAILROAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb %, 1884
The ssiscds and relatives ai soldiers in tine army
Of Northern virgikia ara lsgeky notified that an
arrangement has this day kesr effected With tbs
ScAthsFn Express Company to carry all pack gee 81
food ana wearing apparel to Richmond. Va
10 secure the advantages thus obtained through
the kxpress Company, The following instructions
must be observed:
Packages n.ust not contain more than one hun.
died p0uhds; Be we'll secured and plalny marked.
and cent ~ the expense OF the shipper to either Of
she Soliers' Relief Associations, which Ase lecAesd
~ foll1ws:
Is North CAroiiaa, q. A.lsish; In South csroliaa,
st Columbia; in Georgia. at Augusta; IN AiseAaae
u hontgorsry; or To any Other point ct whicR 0ns
Of thsss Aseooia.tsrs hsys al oiius.
The Agents Of thoss Associations Will there take
charge Of them and ship daily BY aOE:hsrn kxpI sss
e as sse sss a.n
b the proper tndi dduAl owners.
70 meet tie wishes Of the soldiers, ana 70 give
them esrtaia and speedy conmunicstioa with
70 give this freight prsfunss suss sasyAsng else;
and, In oxdsr that obstacle may occur to tts sue
csss Of % laaishis susespslsc, the ssssral xsi-
roaa companies are hereby rsqaeatsd 70 rehdsE tns
Express Company such factlttsa - will enase u .
maze this arrangement complete succeas.
Al the S0uth~fa Kxpress Company AeSunes Gil
responsibility ef the transportation Of thsso pack
Agss, The gsef Associations sre requested b with
draw their Agents who have hefesoioss Acted -
travelling Messspgers. ii the Relief Association
viii establish agencies In ths tesr Ct other armies,
tAsy may sHtoy tbs Same privileges hsrsby ssspred
70 he Army d Eosihszn virginia.
Lieut.. Col. and Qsastss~Assss.
QiartssnAstss General
QuAaTEsn .ssss GEHSaM's Dsr'f,
Ri,hweud, Jane ist, 1864
Mr. B Bullock. ~ xgsnt Of this Derastm snt, -
assisnAa b The duty q. Ssaxlns tbs tsaosp0Efa'
siOA ot supplies u fsel s1d en- thiAg under he ~
Anesmsnt with ths 6octhsrn xxpssse oompepy
= ehcvs related.
he viii vtslk IL several Rslof AaocoaattoEs, u
Pnta The Wasting of t1 syelAHs and euceesege tft
tfitp0s u saidiese 70 aAke Aayant1ee u tin esey
Sayce ssD1iyasg ths vssts ef iasss q TIE aold.
osAzsespAafss osasEal.
Ovy,m Dsvsuua 1xfnx0 Co1RAMs,l
AaGueen, e. ysA1o, loea.s
n oeufAssa uxrss1a Ca1nRany hsseAy eetiiy -
6haAn e1A se13tVae q Ue19am = N ASny Q
Mssf1esa vh6sA ~ slepuAss tAst tAA9 - %
DaDo1 - eoGs9 81 oysnno $3.50 = anao1neo1 \
= 80 "a - ~ 10 m e q q -
pssw : Aa@ asseeslllllyI41! r. =. $3.50.
!. - I 81 !,l 60,
Pv-Nl9l s. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-21

lNTOLEN.-Taken from me last night, after ii
- O'Clock, from Thos A Hopes sable, Louisa
cnunty. q dark bay Mare, Blk or seven years OLD,
the risat hind leg while up 10 the ankle, with two
small black Spots the same loot; saddle MAJ ks,
Oh the right sde o her back iTo small whtte spols,
on tae lief. three gpo,s All is natural psces,
Wy sHif. wiigiyo $500 reward ior the appre
hensioD aud dsiivery OF said mare at Gazuhrook
TaoEu ass store THUE l. JONES'
ia f5-6ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-21

S.eelsa according 20 sct sf cOasscss n Nc ysa.
lo6S, ~ !. y. Tna Asnsp n the CseSA , olIe oi
4e Ds>.ttet Cent OF the oOnfelosase Usaaes fes
- Nossiesa ntsNfct Of 0eosgia.