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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August 3, 1864.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANEBICA,
RiehInond, August 8, 1864.
rERTTFICATESO OF ESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the fourteenth section of the act to reduce the
rcncy approved February II, 1864, the Secretary Of
the Treasury authorized to issue the above ccri
cates, payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty of peace with the United States. They can
not be sold but only to be issued to such oredi
tors of the Government willing to receive the
same in payment of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disburs
ing officers Of the Government is called to this class
ofrublic securities as offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies of the Government
bought and to facilitate the use OF them, checks
drawn by disbnrsing officers upon the depositares
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable i'll certificates of indebtedness" will be
paid in conformity herewith.
Depositariesare hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appli-
cation to the Register tor supplies of certificates
required Signed q. A. TRENHOLM,
au cts Secretary of Treasury
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8itbutond 9ispatftl,

The DAILY DISPATCH is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. Cry CARRIERS are author
lied to charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY GENTS pei
week to regular subscribers.
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ALTERING FuRLouoH.-Upon the charge ofaiter-
ing the date OF his furloush, Corporal W. H. Cross
member Of company b, Fourteenth Alabama, was
arrested and sent to Castle Thunder yesterday morn
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The GoldsbOrough Journal says it has received
undOubted information that yellow fever RACES vi0-
lently at Newbern, North Carolina killing a large
number Of Yankees daily.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
ST.q,uz np ANEpIr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CoNFEDERATR STATES OF AMERICA, !
Richmond, July IS, 1864. J
"AXED TREASURY NOTES-1n or
Z der to promote, as far as practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES. the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
rer, and Pay Depostaries i'll the different States, are
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the Sl00 notes, at G6s per centlm, deposit, ssu
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotheca-
ton of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates to
be payable demand after the expiration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment Of bonds
when sold, at the rate vi G6S per centum.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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o'clock Yesterday morning. Dr 9 4. Rohtnsoa, ceu-
fsdsrats States Army, attached 70 tAs Second vis-
ting his throat. He had been stopping = IL
American Hoeel Tor sevefAi dsyss ard soon eesee
taking his bfeakfast. yesterday = purchased e -
clerks ONCE, superior knife; afef which, hs assd
the clerk to mkc out his bill and he would ssttla L.
HIS request was complied with, and The accosnt Vas
taken to his room by Mr.. Browu, the ehisf clerk,
Who. upon finding tie door TO the doctors roog
fastened, called for assistance and ha4 it forced
cpon. when IL was bund that be had with TIE idsn-
tical knSe he had purchased At the clerks 60, in
ficted shastly wound ON his throat, exfeudinG
from TO ear, but, fortunately not sevegine tho
jugular vein, in which event death would have been
instantaneous. Physicians were called In, who
he was removed to the 0fneers' Hospital, formerly
the new city alms-house, where be now hes In q
critical condition,
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CUPERIOR BROWN SUGAR, /.

CUPERIoR BROWN SUGAR,
~ Old Government Java Coffee,
Preserving Sugar,
Old Laguayra Coffee,
English Crushed Sugar,
English Pickles,
Adamantine, stearirs and Sperm Candles,
Black Pepper,
English Mustard.
CLARET WINES, &C.
l6 cases Finke & Co.'S Clstet,
Old Madeira, vintage 1872,
Old Sherry, do do,
India Pale Ale, &C.,
Just received and for sale at YERBY'S.
No. Twelfth street, south Of Main
Sc A-eod3ts
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CoSFEpERArI STATES or AhERIcA,
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.,
Richmond, Scptemlrr l6. 1854, j

NOTICE To HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
IN AGAINST THE SUBSISTENCE DEPART
MENTon the S0th Of thS present month the Se-
cresary of the Treasury will withdraw the longdate
six per cent non-taxable bonds from the market
and hold them for a higher rate. All persons hold
ing claims against the Government for subsistence
stores hereby informed that If they wish these
bonds In payment OF their claims they must notify
this Bureau or the purchasing officer of the fact,
ia ,eritias before the S0th instant in order to
cure the bonds at the present low price
(Signedl l.. B. N0RTIIROP,
Commissary- General of Subsistence.
Official:
l.. Is. BREWER, Major and Commissary Of Sub
sistenee. Sc l7-tSe30
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1 W-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
- have tlns day-September -, 1854, formed a
GI.5,p4,t,nrf, =, mp to conduct the SHOE AND BOOT
13'Siies3 ies3 under the style and firm Of NJ. e.
"oEDoS 90. VIII keep constantly OH hand the
- a'1oftnIcht oi SHOES and BOOTS 10 be found
Ia 'n' market. Have just received large assort-
m.ht oi Laies' MOROCCO BOoTEES, sizes iun-
nihi h'n to .. Also, Boys SHOES. Of superb
fUlnty, servant Womei's SHOES Gentleinen's
i,"oiS and SHOES CASHMERE OVERSIIIRTS,
!" ,,.rhs !,9hs genuine BLACkiNG, CONCENTRATED
II @e' NJ. Z. GORDON & CO,
-, corner Of Fourteenth ami Main streets.
80 'DhbDs ,Dc i-Jtsi H. X. PRICE.
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80, op ,,IsCAERIED. .-On the 18th

z USi th HloN-A
| srt.fabsr, 1855 mailed letter directed to
(irnesrf5ni 4 Jackson, Montgomery, Ala
S"''T ,,,li,irp draft Ne. ,l6l, On warrant No.
Ie,i I' far si9SO, drawn BY r. Tyler Register Of the
spf' ~ -, sat, Treasury oIi T. c. ElInore, Trea-
,.,r ,,4tsl August H. 1885, IN favor OF Messrs
,,t ling,IsosI Jackson which letter mas never
n ,.,,,.,,i; lnl notice Is hereby given that ap-
XIII h. made fol duplicate of stid draft,
, tr public arc cautioned against trading Tor the
sh' -' T.. SiNfON,
C,sl;.r Traders Bank Of the City OF Richmond
~ 2l-lawb0l
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.I,ONFEDERATE BONDS STOLEN

CONFEDERATE BONDS SIOLEN;
W,re stolen iii Gloucester county, virginia, by
Nv,nt.., sl,Ut the 10Th of August last, the fol-
ling registered Confederate States BONDS AND
IFRTIFICATllS, which have been reported to the
,er an. l5ri;ic@, in order to procure duplicates
n, .ojD, seven per cent. registered bond, Ter
- asa issued jane Is, lS63 with interest iroin date
;.l..l uy.Err act Of February 20 1868.
\, 2.i.7. .cv,n PCT cent registered bond ior
s.,i i-s,.ei iuy q, 1865, with interest from I'D
Ja!y unl.s at Of February 70, 1853. -, ,-,..,,
,-, t, ,5 '.,.h ISSUED March 1, 1865, with inter-
-, ,ron, .s-h February under act Ot AagGst19,
i,g!- -s,o, ,,
\, 23,j, iJar per cent certificate, foi 5000, da-
tel March &C. l5ui
lrc:.l reward viii be paid Tor their recovery.
- I.vG0-- j H. SINCLAIR.
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IMPORTANT INFORM ATIoN.-The New Orleans Era
Vicksburg Herald, which paper, being so near the
scene it describes, ought to be well posted:
From unquestionable authority we have received
or mounted infantry is at Jackson, mississippi,
evidently preparing to strikea sudden and fornda-
BILE blow at some portion OF our lines.
Our informant states that Generals Forrest, Dick
Taylor and Gholson are all at Jackson, and that
troops camped around the city for several miles
in extent. Forrest is compelled to walk upon
crItehes he has not yet fully recovered from the
wound received at Tupelo, but Is perfectly able to
manage horse, and is almost constantly in the sad
die, experimenting the various movements OF tho
troops.
General Writ Adams is also here, but his autho-
rty is completely ignored, Generals Taylor and For
rest assuming the entire control and direction OF
affairs. Their wagon, pontoon and artillery trains
said to be very extensive the wagons all bearing
the brand Of tho United States, and ale those cap
tured by Forrest from Sturgis i'll the fight at Gum
town.
Every movement is said to be conducted with the
greatest secresy the changes from camp to
another being made at night None except the gen-
erals allowed to know the least thing ill regard
to the contemplated movements and no expedition
OF similar strength ever more secretly collected
carefully guarded from outside observation.
The whole command Is said TO be III iine condi-
tion the animals i'll excellent order, the artillery
and pOntoon trains of the finest descrlption and the
wagons new and substantial. The entire force, so
far as informant could Judge from the observa-
tions' he was permitted to make, will number some
| twenty thousand men,
Whether this command has been collected for the
purpose Of going to the of Mobile or for an
| offensive demonstration against our lines, Is, OF
l course, only matter OF conjecture but We have
| no doubt that ample preparations will be made tor
their reception at any point they choose to visit
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DROTHER f. MCCARTHY is expected
ID TO preach at the Second Baptist Church OIL
LORDS DAY at III o'clock oc lit"
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i o$f, between the Old Market and
! IEcrty-~sycnth and Clay streets, pair of
Gold SPE, TACLES, in a red morocco case. The
ful.r vlH be literally rewarded by leaving them at
Aa Sc 29-5ts
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FOUND, in the vicinity of the American
Hotel, CALFSKIN, which the owner can
have by proving property and paying charges Ad-
tlres -. Il - at this office oc I-3ts
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NOTICE, NOTICE. Stolen from my
Y 10 .turc a thoroughbred DARK BAY MARE,
nAe oT ten years DID, ana about fifteen hauds high,
which was sucking ii colt at the time she Was taken.
She has no flesh marks about her except a small
',af, resembling old burn, between the eye and
tlr. She does hot pace, but has fine active trot
AMI walk will give $500 for her recovery, or dou-
llg tie amount Tor the detection Of the thief.
w. T. WALKER,
K 2--l0ls Dover, Goochland county
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BACON, LARD, BUTTER,
I'D Molasses, Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar,
French Brandy, Apple Brandy,
Rye Whiskey, Cider Vinegar,
Concentrated Lye, Essence Of Coffee,
Mustard, Tomato Sauce, Candies, Starch, &C.,
for sale at E. Il. MEANLEY,S
sc 2S--2t- No. l09 Main street.
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"H HsALE-Two bags Of ALISPICE.
ssa.. MCKAY 4 PLKIETOE.
Cary street.
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OFFICIAL.
TREAsuRy DgrAnrMEsf,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMrRms,
kIeaaoSp, September ~, 1864.

t''"''Nbs SePttuio'T 9tt toVf'
ID POPULATIONS FOR THE ASSIGN
Ii. MENT OF FOUR PER CENT GERTIFI-
GATES OR BOMBS ISSUED UNDER THE ACT
OF FEBRUARY ", 1864, AND HELD BY Off
CERS OR SoI.DIERS IN THE CoNFEBERATE
STATES ARMY.-These Certificates OF, bonds may
be assigned in presence Of the commanding officer
or adjutant OF the regiment to which tile party
holding the same may belong, to be endorsed by
such officer in the words, !" Executed before me-"
and signed officially q. A. TRENHOLM,
Sc 2i--l2t Secretary of the Treasury.
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4 pPLES, APPLES, APPLES, just
~ received and for sale by the barrel
A. ANTONI,
Sc 2g-3tr i5G Main street:
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mi iLLikERY. Mus. BANKS has re-
SID ufn.d wn,.d ifoin the South and re-opened her
,tr,ai =, hhf ESTABLISHMENT at No. li2 Main
a1,sa nneie she invites the ladies To call and ex-
art,rpoi hst sup.i1or stock Of BoNNETS and other
------I - Ut Iilie. se 2a--6ts
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toh HIRE, for the balance of the year,
and ,tntss.. , snasil.,It TOOK, WASHER and IR0NER
Applv -. ~ sEhVANf, without incun,brance.-
strss, oa efankin street. three doors below Third
o. '1sti side, until the 81 Of October.
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nsT \ CONFEDERArE STATES
roJ-R PeR CENT CERTIFICATE. issued at
I1'.'r., ,,aoe iii this city in the name OF Mrs.
N -, 1IffKElk No 5, 1871. Toe S20a dated March
-. isti All persons cautioned against tra-
-''h' ne same, "a application has been made at
.th a.'t r,,'a,ury -. Department for its renewal
ne i'e",A.1 -. ALFRED ALLEY.
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CMOKING TOBACCO,
~ SMOKING TOBACCO.
Twenty thousand pounds "soIDIER'S CON-
FORT" SMOKING TOBACCO, . very superior
article, put up in cases Of one hundred pounds IN
one and half pound papers.
Stokes WILLIAMSON Z CO..
Sc 23-6ts Corner fifteenth and Cary street.
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'on SALE, PRIVATELY, a No.
s.y., Vook, WASHER AND IRoNER, twenty
i(aNri! !eats Old and her husband, No. FARM
Ira-s -iouf Years old, good Cook, Washer and
JuI,y,snS.,th WIN hive likely children. Apply to b. J.
O. I-3ts ~ '" s'A'
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| AIR DRESSING, BRAIDING AND

phiiAG, done III the neatest and most
',iiOhaoe 6.yle and WIGS made at the shortest
NJ, iAades are invited to leave their orders on
street, second door west Of the Female
h ,,r ,. !, Asylum liberal price will be paid for
- - atAsefed at once. Oc lite
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,s u,,li he'd daily, Sundays except
TaS DIsi sfHa %, Ans Tor twelve months; TWENTY
a. al fasfY a,nnths rrS poLtARs for thre
r,1Es ter INN ~ po,,Ass for one month 'e advance a.
months ,,snees @ by mail aae at the MSS o. those
- make them.
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= e.r 1cTpkYED AND STOLEN.

--,-,-, 10y CoW-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
~ ina T,,a als,v,, reward viii h. paid for the
- WA',p -, on Tonth street, thrce aoors north
a1.yss{ to 81 'A, DARK DRINpl,E COW, in low or
q iFig - ,ilk ana tips OF both hofs,s SAVED oil
"'' Slt - -
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Killed-Corporal j. It. Cralle, Privates j. p.
Smith, G.. r. Miller and A. NJ. Tucker. Wounded
geant G. W. Bailey, slighly in arm; Corporal T. c.
Miller right arm shot off; Corporal w. w. Bragg,
severely in side; Corporal b. p. Cox, severely in
face and throat. PTivates 8. C. Hickman, severely
in both legs; Joseph NJ Mosely, left arm shot of;
w. d. Tucker, severely in head; G. W. Taylor, Sc
verely in side G. W. I. SPOTS, right hand badly
fractured; David w. Haskins, LEFT thigh broken; +,
N. Reams, badly in thigh; II. G. Flournoy, slightly
in leg d. J. s!edd, slightly head; T. J. stratton
confusion OF shoulder; H. &. McLarine, slightly in
hand, b. Ball, slightly iii face; j. s. Jennings, con-
fusion oi leg (slight).
Killed, 1; Wounded, l6 Total, %
w. ]. PALMoRE,
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1Sr between Seventeenth street and
% ,,,ll f,s,I, probably On Canal street, a
l Iity Tii,N vi SEAL. which dropped from Its
RID - =, - a an oval sorm, aud has engraved
.ftti&. ,hn ,rrrresn,a,ion o. a iort and the word
upon ~" Tl,e lo,,r w.s oil horseback, and II pro-
'ely i.H III t',s st,eSt Ans REWARD viii .e
ONE II j1,,sry ai the onies of Ordnance a,i
l,ait''.r,gly. Navy pepaitnlent sc -
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rLOTHS FOR CLOAKS AND SUITS
~ at l5s Main street, fornesly watkina = FIck-
leu.
SKINS, for ladies' eloaks and msn's drosa spita
Two pieces fine Ga REYEASfDI4E HEAVIER
CLOTH, for ladies' cloaks and menss osssepaas and
suits.
Attention ia invited 70 tAsss sass snA Assirslls
goods. - 2e-lts
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THE --LATEST.
FROM THE VALLEY.

FROM THE VALLEY.
Very little authentic intelligence was received
Yesterday from General Early army. 1t was stated
last evening that the enemy had abandoned staun-
ton. This is confirmed by the following official dis
patch the important feature of which is that there
is no enemy south of staunton; showing that they
are not yet advancing on Lynehburg
.Us.nayAarKRs ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
September %, 1854. }
Hon. james A. Seldom, Secretary cf Var:
"General Early reports that after driving the en-
emy's cavalry from his front, near Port Republic,
he moved to Waynesboro' and drove two divisions
of cavalry from that place This last force retreated
through Staunton, and portion OF our cavalry en-
tered that place to-day, No enemy south OF Staun-
ton. His main force is about HaTisonburg.
"R L. LEE"
We have authentic intelligence that Colonel r. L.
Muntord, commanding Wiokham's brigade OF ca
yairy. attacked one division OF the enemy III
Waynesboro' Oh Wednesday, and after a sharp en-
counter drove them from the town IN the direcuoi'
of Staunton.
FORREST "MOvING ON"-ANOTlIER GAL
LIANT EXPLOIT.
General Forrest attacked the town of Sulphur
sn,ip,s. Alabama, nine niles north of Athens, =
few days ago. and captured over eight hundred
nrisoners including one elieutenant-coloneit two ma
iors ten captains and twenty-two heutenants. he
also captured three hundred fine horses two pieces
~ artillery, and large amount OF stores Of every
description. The enemy's loss was near two nun
dred while ours, in killed and wounded, was but
.,;,ty-fve. The fort ut Sulphur Springs consisted
~ two block houses and was considered the strong
est nosition on the road from Decatur to Nashville.
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0sT on yesterday, a CHECK for
Va -, 4G drawn by Pugh & Harris, on the
- + redmond, aud payable to John W. Hall
~ '-r nrf. All persons are 1oti>a no, 10 trade Tor
saii 'h''A 50 n l.. WADE,
M 90, Halifax Courthouse. Va.
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AnEr1nK dALHg-XuYunn DAN.

AVOzxO@ - = ~ss-1-lseS-N-.->~-
n, WTzfeN6ossE Co, Axct&,
mo. ia Main st, bet 9TH aad 10TH
NMENTAL SALOON q auction.
Very Attractive Furniture
' Esesant Damask Curtains
Bohsmisn and Cut Glass Ware
euperb Chamber Sets, 10, 10,
For sale at auction.
On Thursday, the 26th inst. commencing At 10
O'clock ~ we VII sell a INC ao ;, named very
.treet, between 18th add 18th streets, tho eutire
Furniture and Fixtures, together with the Key, good
will aud License We would call particular atteo-
ton to the following articles
superb masbla top sideboaFds
ELEGANT chamber set, mahogany
handsome cottage ses
sslend,i damssk curtains, in good order
Sofas lounaes, tables
Cane ssat and windsor chairs
Bedste Ads desks, bureaus
superior Brussel, carpets
lexeellent coosing stove and range
Feather beds, pillows, AID holsters
HAIR shusk, ana cotton mattresses
Blankets, quilts, and sheets
Mirrors sud pictures
Bohemian snd cut glass; decanters
DO do tumblers, goblets,
Plates, dishes, cups and saucers, &c, &C.
The kev. good win. and license Ct the e.
The house ID in thorough repair supplied with gas
AMI water throup hout and is If the best located
houses for business Of almost any kind to be found
in the city. WILLIAMSON Il CO,
fe2 Auctioneers.
The above salc will take place ct tho request Of
Mr. Peter Morgan, sr, the proprietor.
fe13 W co.
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Obituaries.

MAJ necember o6th, 1853, ut the residence OF
he, hnshand, MI Henry Coddtn, In kicnmona, w.
~ ~ Sn,I.s p (;oddin IN the sid year OF her age
Is The death Of Yrs Eoddtn &c have an impfes
.,.s .rbib,iion Of the mysterousness OK Coo 5
~.vs Truly can II be said Of Mrs Soadh, W." !,
shc posscd all those noble qualities wncn W. -,
:" much IN ind in woman. By her aifabihty VI
m.nncrs ktndness OF heart, and aifectiohate
n,,ion she endcared herself TO all who knew DC !,
and n seemed hut natural to think that she snUu'
be spared to enjoy long IRE, su u sar,v finished
h., rnusne her name and memory viii De e"io",'"
ed In the hearts Of all who knew her ana ~ Wy
admired the gentleness and affection 0! wo ga
a. vs,tfe sister, friend, she ever ialthiui aa"
devoted. and in her dying moments she CAV. ~"
mistakable evidence that II was her bFotneI au ~.
teYs which bound her most to eartn Iol n LUZ ~.
fore she died she was constantly cniiihs w Az
Ter MOllfe who never left her, and hel nau1s va
the last which trembled her lips. Du'l's nsi
illness sobe exhibited that patience a"u 'no. ~
which can only be given by the grace -, , 49,, No.,
proved to all that she was not a'fain " 80, ~, .h,
n, her looking forward with anxious nope 10 wv,
coming Of that hour, when her happy spltit wou'"
wing lis flight to that home above, WneIe a..
is peace. Joy and love; where MOWERS o'oouI, ou'
never wither where there IL sunshine eVcr'ofe'
Ween mot for her, friends, remember how much
sorrow she has escaped, and to what bliss she mas
been adm tied. Hear her as she calls 70 you iron,
Heaven: "Give your hearts to God, iofSake sin aHa
win for yourselves the rich reward which ! new
enjOy.n That this deep affection may prove 10 hef
distressed brother and sisters bless ng In disguise
Is the earnest prayerof II n FRIEND
Died, in Chesterfield county, February ,6th, al
ter a short illness, ALFRED BROWN IN the
2ist year of his age, member OF 20 a, I'D va
battalion. ...,
Thus We are called upon so carry 10 Wnh'ss ut
death of so generous youth as this young man
was But we have the consolation to know that
he fell In Just cause and VIC have hope that nc
vas a soldier OF the cross, and his spirit has fled
TO far better world than this Tie has bid adrti
to an the trials Of this life, to reap reward Tor an
his labors. May his name he ever fresh In III.
memories Of all his sympathizng friends through
ages to come. Peace to his ashes.
Dearest one, thou hast left US;
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God who hath bereft us
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peac. full In the grave so low;
Thou no more shall join our number,
Thou more our songs shall know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life Is fled;
Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear il shed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24
~ HI, DiekiNson e Co 1.-1.-
BY Thomas w. ksesec. A,vf,o..--
lOoicc corner Of 18th and Cary ~ ~

ELEGANr Household and Kit.h., r
~ one Roeawood Piano and Steal R,.sa,ssre,
Ing Rifles, Double Barrel Gun, r. ~ .0Ad~
auction.--I will sell, on Wednesday mos, ne 1t
oath Inst, at the house en- 10th s,rest In!s, tns
Leigh and N streets. commencing At 10 J,Las~a
Of the Household and Kitchen Yumitn,. ~ Al
10, oonsistingin part, a. follows f'an0'
l elegant rosewood case piano and ,,oo,
do do psrlor chsi,
2 do email chairs
l do velvet carpet and rug
do French plate mirror
Go marble top table
2pairs window curtains.
PASSAGE.
new stair carpet and cover, mats, &c,
Dining R0oN.
elegant marble top sideboara
4 do cane seat chairs
Oil-cloth, extension dining tlbl.
! elegant corner siand
CHAMBERS.
complete set chamber furniture c,nas,,,,.
lounge, rocking chairs 'osd
Hair and shuck mattresses, boI.ts,,
Pillows, washstands, toilet acts
Eedsteads, counterpanes, &c
MsrblstOp tables
do dressing bu.e,u
KITCHEN.
NO va cooking stove. 10 complete o,,.,
Win aii .ne Io.Auog utsotiis, With ha
benches, &c. "Ohs'
magnificent sbarp's ria,s, breeoh. ,o,,,,.
highly finished '~'ngs
double barrel gun and casa
Preserves, So. TW Kypspv
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