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iold HlN, June It. Iso1.

TUsT RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
J Of Crockery and Glassware OF the latest Engish
"a ErsI,ch manufacture. HOusekeepers and Others
80 Invited to examine our new wares
f.,d p,u lime IL lStI Inl7
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Territorial Fair.

THE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE wASHOE AG-
i ricultural Mining and Mechanical society, will
De held at Carson Cfty, commencing the SECOND
MONDAY OF OCTOBER, 1851.
BY order Of the Directors.
ORION CLEMENS. Secretary.
TREADwAY Treasurer. auEl3 81
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Groceries.

lust RECEIVED. FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
81 GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
We will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
Elnd Of goods can be bought In the Territory. All
our Groceries and Provisions are treSh. Goods de-
iSered Free of Change. kORN BhOTHERS.
Gold HIN. June l.. ls6l lnlI
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SecOnd Division.

AAksnALs-C. {. Warner. = !. Row.. John III.
tx and e. Ruhling
German Union Club.
Thrd Wani Club.
Fourth Ward Club.
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ID,..i1ots and Cloth;ng

Rlaulxets and Clothing
, NrW STOCK OF BLANKETS Of DIFFERENT
A Tnallties and prices Also. q limited stock OF
a,rtro suitable for Miners wear, viii be sold very
Slotnin aIn KORN BROTHERS,.
GoEd Hill. June Il. 1851. ~ O. lnl5
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PIONEER STAGES.
Great Expire - Line
BETWEEN
SAN FRANCISCO AND VIRGINIA CITY!
THROUGH IN "A HOURS!
Via G. 5. N. Ce'S Steamboots, FreePoTt and
Plareryille, and Sacramento Valley
Railroads. and Pioneer
stage Lines.
AaR ~ R4RKA

AR ETA
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 22D INST, PAS
" sengers leaving San Francisco by boat at p. n,
will take cans at Rreeport arrival Of boat, change
TO stage at Latrobe Us miles from SacramentOl and
arrive at Virginia City in "a hours from San Fran
cISco-rossiao the mount ai,ls by daylight
Returnlng-will leave Virginia City by afternoon
stages take cars at Latrobe next day, steamboat at
Freeport and arrive at San Francisco In "A hours
from Virginia City-connecting with cars for Sacra-
mento.
ACCOMMODATION LINE.
The usual stage connections will be made between
Sacramento and Virginia City, as follows: Leave
Sacramento by Sacramento Valley Railroad at g. A.
X, connecting with stage for Virginia City at Larobe'
Leave Virginia City at A. NJ, connecting with the
81 train next morning at Latrobe for Sacramento,
arriving In Sacramento at sam. au22 IN
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Chemicals.

rnHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
Il nen that they have just received = complete
,iock " Chemicals for Quartz-mii1Ig purposes
MIN be sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere
else in the Territory. hORN BkOfhhhS:
Gold Hill June H. lSsSt. tnT
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. ru1I. STOCK on HAND AND FOR SALE
A ~ K0RN BROTHERS
q II IIz,u lime n 1854. 7S77 q Jnl7
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VERY LOW RATE,

And on terms that cannot tall To prove satisfactory.
Apply to +. +. GLOVER,
A. the American City Land Once, at American
CITY Orto JOSEPH LORfBA.
No IL South street, Virginia City.
S.B.-Libera! donations made for Church and
school purposes THOMAS HARDY,
T. y. GLOVER,
FRED. A. BENJAMIN,
in22Sm CHARLES H0SMER-
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HON. JOHN CONNESS,
HIS EXCELLENCY GOv'R NEE.
W. II. CLAGETT,
HON. HENRY EDGERTON.
JUDGE &. VI. BROSNAN,
HON. CHARLES T.. DeLONG,
COL. CHARLES A. SUMNER.
HON. JOHN A. COLLINS,
HON. WNI. VI. STEWART,
DIR. n. VI. BEIS, and several others.
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PR OG RA VI VI r.

PROG RA MME.
Eirat DiViaiOn.
AAksAAlS-R. J. Graves, Thomas PeaSley. Frank
Parks, H. C. Blaisdell, and W. T. Bidleman
First Ward Club.
flowery Club.
Virginia Glee Club and Speakers In Carriages.
Second Ward Club.
Red Mountain Club.
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-
AARsHIIS-P. Robson. John Altman ami y. ".
WintOn.
HOrSemen,
Carriages.
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Out Z 70 the Divide. where the Gold Hill and
American Flat Clubs will take their places in line ;
cOuntermarrh by the right down street to Carson;
thence down Carson to d: up TO Smith: up
Smith TO c; down 10 the Speakers stands.
.Ir,.aa y Nh.,a Las
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KNOWN TO BE RICH.

And which Il being rapidly developed by large and
well orsaniZed mining companies, some OF them
erecting costly machinery now, and all OF them pros
scutng the work on their numerous shafts and tun-
uels with vlgor. - -
And the proprietoTs, THOMAS HARDY CO,
date NortOn, HarIiy Co.. are selling lots at
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Sc The MarshalS OF the respective Ward CluhS
are particularly commanded to he prompt In hay-
ing their Clubs in line ~ 81 O'Clock, the line will
move at that hour.
GEO. W. BIRDSAI.L.
uctoberG, 1864. tOc4tdl - Grand Marshal.
AMERICAN CITY.
ALL PERSONS DESTROYS OF ENTERING
~ into business In new and rapidly growing town,
such wish to build private residences and Sc
rure homestead In quiet and healthy location.
are advised to ride or walk out 10
AMERICAN CITY
Before purchasing elsewhere. and the following in
tlucements and advantages will present themselves
TO recommend this beautiful town site 10 their favor
II Is level and fertile, AMI an abundance of
Pure and Wholesome Water
Tan be easily obtained on any part Of it BY digging
from ten 10 thirty feet or from the numerous natn-
al springs and mining tunnels In IL and the hills
that surround Il.
IL Is surrounded by hills which protect and render
t comparatively free from the toradOeS so frequent
In most Of our mountain towns.
II Is In the midst OF a Mining District
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| THE EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
V II G n a.
WILL BE HELD
On Thursday, October 2Oth, 1864,


| G mittee on Invitat ons,
I VIRGINIA:
| MSyor X. L. Arick, Col Charles A. Sumner.
7 Hon. Jas H. Hardy Hon. John 4. Collins.
( Hon. VIM NJ Stewart, Gen. I. II. Williams.
/ Capt. ii. q. Balsdel J. II. Latham.
Joseph Barnet, Judge Ferris,
/ Lucien Herman. Fred SchloSs,
Z John Gilhg J. ". Stateler.
, A Llndaurr /. e. Bateman.
4 K Grim Dan Block,
7 Louis Feusier, +. y. Trttle,
Henry p Coher John A. Paxton.
j, G, Clark, ChaS. H. Fish.
George b. Cobb. Fred Eurth.
r. " Graves A. DcLaud,
John Adams.
Gold Hill.
PD Hedley. Hon. J. II. Mills,
VI. K0rn. Hon. J. b. Winters.
". Fankenhelmer.
Silver City:
A. Koueman. Capt. Charles uznay.
VI. Alder.
Carson:
Governor J. W. Syc, Hon. Orion Clemens.
Joe RoSenStock Pete Hopkins
Marcus Meyer.
Dayton:
4. Sutro. VI. Meyer.
Committee on Arran2ementS:
sam WaSserman, J. Regensoerger,
4 Hirschman John Frankeutha.
b. r. Grcenewald. Wm. Bremct
TICKETS, :::::;:::::'s Sd 90.
Oc5 I'd
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--..-s William Evans w.
xyoUR MEMORANDUM BOOK S AZ Ta1s
y onee Please az. pay tor tnis aHsel SSns ;SiSt1
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAM
PoRCHLIGHT PROCESSION
-NSD-
RATIFICATI
N A = = MEETING!!
III
THE UNION PARTY
OF storey County.
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. Sih.
George W. Bird.aIl, Grand Marshal.

AIDS
Frank PARKS, K. J. Graves, II. q. BlaiSlell Thomas
PeasleS. ". L. Btdleman, q. c. Warner. r.
4. Rowe, John Gilliy. 1. Ruhllng.
John II. Mills. C. r. 0lney. SamI
Hyatt. j. b. Winters, L.
Robson, Jno Altman
y. W. WintOn.
ORDER OF FOR RMATION.
hight 10 rest on corner OF and Sutton avenue.
and 20 be formed by First Ward Club. The other
Clubs are expected 20 form at their respective Club
Rooms, and be in line. according TO programme. at
PRECISELY a: O'Clock 7. ".
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Patrick jWhttesf al.@
s.ITnRpER FoR MONEY. PAYABLE 10 YOU
a "a al this once. Can and get h.
pold HIN, August 2, l&t
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The following is corrected copy Of the new sche-
dule Of fstamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August lst. 1864:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or deeds a. -..- exempt
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out the uay aItef the es1eth eiecoon u lSoo, ~
the other halftwoy years laaerj,Cggcg1 mo
Sections 10 and IL provide for carrying ont the
same rule respecting Asesmbl5 5mtu. NOW 9ll5
Section - makes tho 6rHt SeaSicQ Of the I.Gialar
ture commepce on the second Nondlyof DtGts.
Der next the second On tbs 1SstI Mnidag. u SHs.
uarys 1866 succeeding aeszionI 70 behsia hsesl.
ally, commencing on the drtt M0ndiS of ytHikFy.
" Section u eonttnues ~ TsrritoAal aal NDshty
officers under the State organisation til January,
1867 and the Probate Judtss StM ~ DiStriet
Jndges9 aee eleete6 with . ProyiHoIfos A1Rrtd
election In Lander county next November.
Section IA CONTINUES tbs TsnibshAtSnshn ui
election and qualification Of stats omeer1. u
Section Is fxes the terms OF the Suprsns ana
Section l6 and IL AZ the Ealartea Of the District
rTrdrs, fn,tjI altered 6y law FifSso DtSics,
eS. .OOo: Second. $4,000; Third An4 fopftA, eAQ0o
Filth 1900; Sixth, Gyoo0i Seventh, OAOoo;
RIrhth e3600 Ninth. e3Oot ~. lHeGf
ne. ss,iSn aS S.F - FtSsss' sSHtss q s y.
eamber uaxt, and continue eltHtIa1N9<yS 0G
section l9 makes . similar prpyiSloa for ~
Snurer,e and District JudgeI 3SIi395i s-5 10
Section 20 relate! 70 the coS1saIl1lp4iAgp isAA
qualifying ofthe frat State otnestI aod Dstnst
Judges, and reqnlres tle Ssess ocHesoussoosA
Section q requires counties, towns, Ste. v Pro.
vide for Eupp0rhAg their own eGiesns.rS na5d
Section y provides for Glllng yeceneisS
Section g transSers cares pending 49, TW.
ritonal Prpba,e Gpurta to Ne DiStpeA AQo11A.
Section "a limits taxation for ths ma hFsS
year, 70 one per cant, and onS- S-bIftAoE ~ pr
cent. for Territorial indebtedness n, ,,e-s;f
Section Is attaches Roop 10 WGShoe c6unsy,
fOr judicial lssislAtive. revsnasHnd ccan1Tpcr.
Section 70 makes proviIo6 81 SsSlaltE om
copies Of the dshstsa ~ yprOeesAiDA fitAis
Convention, and for the Compensation III IL
Otaetil Reporter Of the sShS; fios 2ris.5ff
ssi9 gi VI KLrcumt oAnInAncky vol hnn
., Following. the C9rsttsttop propf Z, = cedI.
nance proVIdEne I'D thG tG6 u t1HUf~Sd.
tuition itp thApee1ls ef ~ timA - r.
ConEFsSs, md also foF he elestaop az -.
uhAet no C6nattRs6 od 1IlE1 90fGs
sasss:s1E Sst.: s..:iI.s 8 Siss;;Ss: SsssSS d
the manner of1o4hEnakilka1 go ~ ~
returns: dsclanuS H nazlk atA USs0 @ =
,s4IoIE tse .Rsss*i! g.aelsC.lt,S a. . =
ssssi:S SSaS6; .aa.S s y
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Ell.

oa wednesday. 2Oth last, after short iilnesa
Jn.N EDWAWDs, iafini Of John L an,
elizabeth o Woody; aged II months
The brightest angels earth may see,
Are hardest to retain;
Bat we expect, where angels be, .
To see DOR bal es agaia.
His fu neral will take place from his father
residence, corner OF - h and Marshall sis, ihi.
evening AT 5 O'Clock. The relatives and friend.
Of the family are requested to attend. =
Ga Wednesday, the Goth inst. at O'Clock A NJ
FRANK DOUGLASS, youngest sou of George
aud t%nheia sharp, aged TWO years SIX months aud
ten days.
take these httie lambs, said he.
And lay them ia my bf,asE
Protection they shall fad in me.
la bie be ever blest.
Death may the bands of life snto0se,
But can't dissolve my love
Millions OF infant souls compose
The family above.
The friends aud aequaintances of The family
ATE respe etiuiy Invited 10 attend his funeral this
tthursday) evening at O'Clock from the resi-
dence at his parents, in Manchester, without
further notice.
On "Wednesday, July Doth, at 7 O'Clock, A N f,
JAMES w, son OF James w and Mary Gle /;
aged yeats and months.
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
his tuueiai this tfhursday) evening at 3 o'ciUck K,
on Canal ST, between oh aud 6th STREETS.
On Wednesday morning, uiy 70, 1861 after an
Illness vi over two months, of chpirtd infa mum
SALLY LEE, youngest child VI + and Virginia
G Swords, 3ged years. 49,
The friends and acquaintdbocs 0t the family
sruiuvilcd la attend The funeral On lhis Thurs
day. cvcninr, July 2iat, AT - O'Clock iioui HE
residence "f Ms James NJ Talbot corner OF 9Th
aud Ef0ud stiCItS.
On 2U,h inst. Ut ii O'Clock, A NJ. at The residence
OF her husband, Walnut Hill, ilrDricO county,
a LII
CtNDA, wife Of John w Bevendge, i'll The BIN
year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence tt
her husband this (lhuisddy) atiern0on at Az
O'Clock. The friends aud acquaintauccS arc iBvi-
led 10 attend Without further Lolice.
On Wednesday, the 20ih, at half past three
O'c:Oca, A n, ALFRED THOMPSON only son Of
Reoge and Penini; aged weeks and
day.
This lovely bud, so young aud fair
Calico hence by early doom,
That came 10 show how sweet
Hover In Paradise cUutd bloom.
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ing him IN the adoption Of coercion, has
only itself to blame for the bitter and
bloody fruits which its own policy mus,
bear through ages.
Again we ask, how can the result oil
that war, even if il should ensure the
| sublugation Of the Confederate people,
avert the evils which naturally flow from
such mode Of harmonizing coniiicting
interests aud passions? Either Lincoln
| must retain his immense standing army
and make himself Emperor, or, keeping
up only that immense force which Will
te necessary for the preservation OF or
der in the conquered States, permit the
Northern aud Western States once more
to possess the prerogatiyes Of free Gov
eminent. If he adopt the former alter
native, lie will have civil war on his
hands at once. Even If he succeeds for
a time. will there not be as ambitious
and cnterprisng aspirants for the purple
in America as in Rome? If the latter,
he is powerless against civil discord in
the North for if he removes his army
from the South TO put it down, the South
will rise again, and unite its irrepressblc
energies to the Northern elements of
revolt. Nor can the Federal Excheruer,
after this war, sustain the expense OF an
army large enough to ensure stability
and peace in so vast a country. The
people OF The United States, therefore,
need not expect, by our sacrifice, to avert
that inevitable fate which is one of the
curses of fallen humanity, and from
which they can scarcely claim to be ex-
empt on the score of superior virtue and
humanity.
Their only hope, indeed, is to accept
the separation Of the old Union as az, &C
fact, to withdraw their in
vading armies, to moderate their inordi- |
nate ambition and vanity, and to consent
even 10 peaceful division OF the North |
west and New England, rather than seek |
% compel the adhesion Of such incon-
5ruouS elements. Such a gigantic terri
ory as that they seek to CONTROL and
such disslmilar population, cannot be |
lcid together by anything but a gigantic
and even that will not ensure
permanent order and quiet Three Re
'ubiics arc not too many for the area
ND numbers OF the old United States.
he balance OF power could be preserved
nd internal affairs more harmoniouslv
llrected by three than by two. That
esult will have to come some day, and
offers the only mitigation of the evils
hat are in store for the United States
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Obituaries.

Died at the ihihb0Fazo Hospital, ou The 4ll
May, OF wounds received In the battle boiow
Drewry's B!uf, On ,he4 I4ID OF May, 1854, J WIN
JaCksoN, co &, 10Th Va ngt, son of John w
Jackson, OF Hanover county, aged % years
He WAS among the fast 10 enter The amy in de
fence of his county, aud by his constance and
fidelity proved himself nubie soldier lie was
truly "a good boy, "a warm hearted companion
IA constant iiicna, and devoted snu ana bluthtI.--
Ii Is cumsuing ~ know Thai he died not - one
without hope, and has passed from this world OF
war and trouble To one of uuvct undin. pc.ce aud
bliss la heaven. Osk Wno kNEW iilM WE'LL.
Died ht The Cliin,lJr.EJ hospital, The l9ih al
May, loUl, OF wounds ItCtiytd NEAR SpuIt yivduia
Court ruusc, 5ct.i JOSEPH . LANCASTER, co
9th Va cavalry.
Patriot, sweety sleep. ine sacrifice which you
have So monty offered has been accepted, aud
through the telIs which gtiu your iemoiy now
We see the happy as$urducc that you inhibit The
fair regions OF eternal bliss.
uTRichmond Wing please copy.
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CokNs, BunIOus, Detormed Nails Sc,
treated Without pain. Ds SCHULTZ, rae
skilifui ChiI0pudlsi has sutiic,entjv rrr,y,, f.,
oe able 10 ftieVe suneicis iIom ts above health
destroying affection
~ omer, Wall stIeet Hotel, Wall ST..
u ladies dnJ ebidien attended 49, usual.
" 2i--ili
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AUCTION shLss-r.n
a. - --s'~'s ~.
~ q. 3. Reasasass L..


TLOeIN9 sale OF
~ osoinss 'arni,a'c, stock, loci.
r Looking Tis.st, ras
on tuesday The 1911 inst, at 10 ocIa,Igs 'N's, a.
- tns warercoms OF Mr. n flathri,Lt WIZ sa
street. tha whole Of his TemsIoisg % devstss,
tase, &C, including s'0cx u fso1
a nan ms isome set Of mahogany ch,m.
Beyerat neat bureaus
10 .sogaay and cherry dining table.
UAoe scat and other chair. '0', parisf "a,
Hair and shuek mat.fessrs
Holsters aud pillows
Besides numerous other ariietes If ,.
-, Also, 'Ie
1'se assortment 0f to0giny sl.s..
Mue. Varnieh. ssDd paper. lamaS, r~'os
oaoiaei makers tools, oil e,oih
GLASS doors, SO Eg
jy I6 fLshsAaTs
CONTINUATION ON RAJ. a"ciiosss,.
sao rea.her, The above safe s n.s' ' = '7Bes u
thursday, tho 2ist instant At 10 Ell otll
- PlE4gANTl
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MARRIED.

In ,hts city, nj the German Lutheran Church. on
the nth OF Jaiy. 1864, by the Rev y hoyfs. - ~
GEORGE HACH OF MARYLAND, aud Miss CA1o-
LINE FACE, VI Richmond.
A. Baltiasare papers please copy.
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IL O6Se f5s ssle.--Any one desiring 10 buy :
y y xood Sark LOsSs ca ID % oy Rpptyns 10
MIS- Lu0kUr. Ga the Wss,ham plank sosa, (
Esiles from iGs so, b. 20-a,t
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MEHChAsTs' ISruSAEus C.,MPANK,
kichmend, July 10, 1864 (
k. rHS annual LII tsiius Of tha Stockholders
~ OF this Company will be hsii at their o.
Lao on Wednesday next, the nth inst, at IL
o'clock IA. } Ii MDNrAUUF prs1t
jy 2J-dt2Ith
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GEO A FREEMAN, HcCR

liz 1noS. ny. hecsce, Auctioseer,
tomcs Corner OF 18th sad Cary strests.)
IJoUsyauLD and Kitchen Furniture.
Al Horses, Cows, and Drays,
For sale st Auction
I will soil on Friday nlorbing, I'D instant, com
| msnclpg 81 10 O'Clock, At Wm Housen's, near the
| 81 street buryisg ground, (Ar Eatemana's lste
Tesdegeo,) all OF his household and Kitchen fafni
| ture, consisting IN psrtsf
| Beds, bedsteads, mattresses
| Anl the usual variety Ut articles.
ALSO,
a No cooking stove anl hktares
| horses, COWS, diays
| usgatsile board, &c.
| y2i THOS " KEEsEE, Auot.
T. Household and Kitchen Furniture, 80,
For sale At Auction.
at 10 o'ciotk, a. the residence vi 2lst aud shori
sis, Ua'0o Hill
rosewood piano
z tete IA tutss
mahogany centre table, marbis ION
large mirror
omshQgany par!or chairs
do rocking do
1 shat-not, very iine
cottage bedsieai
Jenny Lind do
\ nne wardrobe
leather bad, bolster aud pillows
mattie.2cs
BediiDg
Marble Top bureau and eisss
do wsshstaud
Toilet get comptet.
la The dining room,
n,e sIdcsoafd
dinins ;aDio
Chairs
line lin sais
elegant lounges
China aud glassware
silver tea rot.
elegant COOK ing stove, nearly nov, with all
the utensils complete
set hne furs.
yI THos KEE5EE, Aust.
~ Williamson IL Co., AHc5'Ts,
'lNo i91 Main street, between 9th sni 9TH
L'UahITUBE,
l. Carpets,
Crockegy and Glassware,
Al Auction.
ga Monday, IS IN inst, comm eucine AZ 10 o,,tk
a NJ, Wa Will sell, at the residence Of Mr. G.ore.
Grill, corner Of LIST i, Il Broad ats his hnus.ho!t
aud Kitchen furniture, con6istiEg of The ioi l. wing
articles
Marble top aud ether c abIaIts
Parior sDd other chairs
Lounges, sofas
CprpstG
BtidteaiS
Hais and shack In Trace.
Feather beds
Wsfdrvtea
WsShstanis
faii1I. dining ami Iitchol iai isg
EiaEkett, quite, sheets
Table iinen
Crockery aai glassware Sc,
u wILLIhMS02 Il co, Aucte.
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HUlsSES, DC, FOX SALk

koa bAc-A zoe No saddle mare, elk years
Il Old warranted la every respect. She ear DC
seen 81 the SpotSw0ot stables. Aay one Wlshius
% purchases eAa lssra terms BY apply Ing to me,
l6e Main street aEORGE DIx1N
il s0-Hs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

Cn DOLLARS RewsTi.--The following named
Nv members OF the 2l!h regiment Va csya,ry
having aeseTttd the above reward will be paid tor
lhs apprehension and delivery # each or aUy ct
said members at heatq Iariers, Trents farm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21
By Jantei II. Taylor, 4nc,,,

sa.,.". ev W., T.. gu n'st ''.r,. ror ri.
jury at > O'Clock, z NJ, pD IN. '''"'sn'y, :lst
ta"ed icnt meut on aisl between 81 d,e
u" s"tetsr' containing rooms. ~ ~" siihA
baiii Ga gi"u"d rent. All has two,,',"t b"a-, b.
,no ,st :" 'hc ptesrnt month, az oar b, ,o ii'm
desired. W" De vtttilrl,f
TERMS Cash.
~ lJ-2l lAsua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21
By HI. Dickinson 4. Co, a ucls.


LNRESH Arrow Root
E Pearl sage
Com starch
Sub nitrate bisniuth
dam arabic
Bakers premium hiitefs
blessing and hne combs
Hakhaii S liaetute
EIsom salts, ere am tartar
Lunar eaustic. pail ifea
English eathelsts and bougles
Glass, i,ofet lain isiosts,s
TEST tubes, sc, ac al
MEADE BAKERS Dug slate
V ~ ost leo Mata 81, cosaeg vi Iutu
SNuSDRiet 81 pris Ats sole.
A AZ Kegs Smithreld hard
~ l0-sAt kegs pura Jamaica rum
10 dog French calfskins
% rcams wrapping paper
10 bags grain pepper
50 bbis pearl starch
IL cases boots and xhoes
jyl9-6t KOkINSON. ADAMS IN
M NS DuVALL has three doligA uui caamLels ~.
eaat, wnsca sss Sostt isko " have occupied
tacaiioa, corner kIss End lsth streets.
" As-coaSit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21
AUCTION SALEs-Doruss DArs,

HlGH C0nstable's Sale win be sold ON
III Thursdsy, July D, 1864, at ~ O'Clock, n , al
the house ON Broad, between LIST aad I'll streets,
one steam 'disHiimg apparatus, capable Of lIstiI-
ling from 20 70 100 gallons per day, with engine Of
about eight horse power, 10 satisfy "a distress
warrant IN my hands against Urban kker In favor
of Isaac k0senleim.
TgRMs-Casb.
vel GEO FREEMAN. II cen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

~. spECIAL NOTICE. In vits the attention
Of buyers to my cctipg Sale of.ths Cabinet Fufai-
ture stock lookirg glass plates, glue ar this day,
at the store Of Mr. dAthright, on Governor st, at
10 c'cleek. rs PLEASANrS,
WILT Au~tiorrsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

ono DJLLARH KcHatd-Wni bu Ea,d l., ,as
ZOO tor the apprehension sud confinement ia
any I4ii Of a UcgTo man named kuby, vito rsa
away from 0tn bs&iiua, IA AhirIiI county Sad
hogr0 was purchased by said bfantcu VI II II Hgf.
veil, in Richmond. Address JOHN uIIIs
10 23-AasJw' JetefsViiio T. q. Amriiltp.yl,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

pam AWhf-FfUib the sUbsutibvr ab,a! !Ls
last ii June, btgt0 boy hah Ito red. swsya
incdihh sia ," Iron gray marc, branded US sam
Is about Ia Yeas Old, spare Luin strgaI tff,l
coiuf, and iiss du1R cast CXpf dEs1H nhea spsara
10 A iibo'sl ra"ani VIA bs paid lar iio NJ pc
hebsoa ct bUih or either negro OF horse. Ssn, q
ioe property OF M. Macon, AID is supposed Il "a
with ito army. RrAEtutE
~ i3-iUt m1lr AMI q "A