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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02

WAs1E,n'. d: JSgRsEg5XlmkANHE i; SSI XH
TER - obtain good .tsssion By sSplyins I'm I'M
Mediaeely ~ the 9lhce Of the = Rural routherner,"
nfs- 81 J: .cc. 8. FITZPATRICK Propr.
WANTED-A YOUNG WAN that ha. tcIsra-
| w BILE knowedge Of the drug bus iness. and can
put up ordinary 'e'WSF''fi'SSn xYsEHXs pt.ss.
NH Its nth street, bet. Grace and Broad.
WANTED-A SITUATION in a DRUG
wv wv STORE il the city or country; BY young
references given. Address TX. r.. box ss, Rich,
mond. NH 2st'
WANTED-TO DRUG6IsTs-By gentleman
w who has had an experience Of upwards Of
nine years in the Drug Business, and who can
ike amount Of capital. and capable Of ma An.
the books and finances Of a large business. SUCH
party can be a.shred OF the pr"speG. of establish
addressed to 'B. A y. Jr.." care Box SIS. X ich
na % ast , 's ss {, ;eeys
Jr.." Lynchburg, Va feL-d&wlm
WANTED-HIDE and BARK at the Steam
w Tannery. on Brooke avenue for which the
have bark 10 sell. or to get IN the spring, are IN
y NH l-dlm&cwit'
WANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE IN the city.
w convenient to business. with s or rooms a.,
Johnson, TRUEBEART 4 VAUGHAN. Eel
Cary. Two doors from Virginia street.
WANTED wish to hire first class Restsu-
w rant COOK, and also a Family COOK, for
which liberal prices will be paid. Cali at THE Of
NH l-lw
w ned man, a TUATiON in Drug. Grocery.
Commission, Dry tin' DIS or Hardware StO-e-is not
SO taat ne car "an s'e x r esp
NH l-Stf
WANTED-A frst-rate GARDENER. Apply
w to me subscriber. on Franklin street, near the
m 1t tel
WANTED A ,CABINET-MAK accns-
w toned to packing and fitting up Furniture for
sale H,H < HfEf 5osy HA f!ff MAKER.
NH 1-3t' K. C. HOWE, Governor st,
WAHNrTuEE5DssiII6o b EMHh2S M M
f. s,~,, Apply NJ jSA a h S.zz street.
WANTpE52sa,o shares N y!RGlN "a FIRE and
WANTED-A HOUSE IN the centre of the city.
w containing IL or Is rooms for boarding
house For particulars, address -" at this
office. fe q eod;,'
MANTED-A TEACHER.-A lady qualified to
w give instruction in the usual English branches
saa II Ma as on as P1nS sfR
male Semina by addressing immediately Box 40.
Staunton, Va. Souiherner and fresb, teIlanpre
ferred. jaN-5w'
VVANTED-Fif,een able Negro MEN. from
cARBS sesdsn q" eHs
consequence to u single aborer has occurred IN
these Mines for seven years; and IA large advance
over surface hires will be paid for good men. Fac
tory hands will not be employed on any terms. Ap-
ply to Mr. RICH'D REINs. at the Coal yard. corner
10Th and Cary sts., or at the Mines.
ja 2l-ts JOHN j. WERTH. Agent.
tAANIED-Every body 10 know that | have
w commence the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No 81. Main
street. Richmond. where they can find "A beautiful
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
OF every style, at prices as low as thew can be
boug mt in the Northern cities both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made To
order at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE COMMEMORATIVE
following Visitors for the University of Vir-
ginia have been appointed by Governor I.etch-
er:
Tide Water District-Roger A. Pryor, =. II.
Aylett.
Piedmont District-Thos. J. Randolph
Frank Minor, John r. Edmunds.
Valley District-.john Ii. Baldwin, VIM. II.
Terrill.
Trans-Alleghany Distriet-Geo. w. Sum
mers. James Nee:on.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

| OST..On Thursday evening. somewhere near
IL 18th street, on MAN. GOLD CHAIN. being
the half OF a very massive chain. Attached to the
same was n seal OF brown stone. | Will give q re-
ward If lie 1t at this office. mn PIT.
| OST.- n the city of Richmond. on the road to
- my house. in Hanover, Ladies' NEW DR. ESS,
made of blue poplIn. solid color. trimmed with
cords and tasseis. The finder will lie literally re-
Wlrded by leaving the same at this office.
teA-6tf EDWIN SHELTON.
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EXPORTS TO OBTAIN A PARDON FOR STE
vENs-George Sennott, Esq, of Boston, has
left home for Richmond. The object OF his
visit is to make efforts to secure pardon for
Aaron u. Stevens. He goes with letters of in.
PRODUCTION to Governor Letcher.
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ANOTHER CENTRNARIAN DRAD.-Mr. Thos
Wilmarth, aged l02 years, died at MS iarm, at
Lockland Station, near Cincinnati, Ohio, on
the ed instant Mr.. W. emigrated to Cincin.
natl in the year 1908, from the District Of Co.
m
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ROBBERY OF WArCHEs.-While Adams ex-
press wagon was passing through the streets
OF Boston, on Friday last case containing
from the wagon.
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hiDnAfrsNo.-The Senate Of Ohio has pass-
81 H. Oil 10 punish kidnapping in that State
1 rns nii provides safeguards only for free
the rights OF slave owners NY -
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THE PULPIT AND THE STRIKERs.-Rev. w.
G. BabcOck, pastor of the Unitarian Church
in South Natick, Mass. has been dismissed
from his pastoral office, in consequence OF the
active part he took in behalf of the shoemaker
STRIKERS" in that town.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH,
High Water fhis day Fridny) ia, o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Prtchard. Baltimore,
schr. jos Turner. Crowe, Charleston, lumber,
+. +. Ragland X Bro
SAILED.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Pritchard. Baltimore,
mdze. and passengers, b. Il W. Currie.
Schr. Providence. Seward. down the river, hight.
Schr. w IN. J. boy IL, -, down the river, hight.
Propeller Echo, Snipes, Pete rsburg. mdze, A. :.
Lee
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, March Lection heavy-sales oil
? COB bales. Flour firm Western quiet; Southern
active at So G5n5D Wheat firm and unchan ged.
Corn quIet bite and yellow s0a82c Pork heavy;
new mess SlS.37; old do. Sl7 49, prime Sl2 80. Lard
heavy. WhIske, steady at 231a &c Sugar stead,
7a7',c. Spirits Turpentine firm AT -.
Rosin steady at :, ld2i2 l.61h Rice steady at 81
I4iac.
BALTIMORE, March Flour active: Howard
$3.50. Wheat active red 81 22dl 30; white ) 45
ri 81. Corn active and less firm: white 61I72
yellow 1lT72 Pork steady mess SlS prime sl4 SO.
l. n nj firm ~ III .fIll.
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A LIFE SAVED By A PARROT.-The Syracuse
Journal Of February 18th SAYS:

J
On Thursday last while Mrs. Zimmerman,
who resides At No. 40 Mulberry street, in this
city, was cleaning the man tel piece, her clothes
took fire, which so frightened her that she
could not give the alarm, and had it not been
for Il faithful parrot which WAS in the same
room. who cried " fire, fire, fire. thus giving
the alarm to Il lady in the yard, who rushed in
and put out the fire, Mrs. Zimmerman must
have been badly burned. Asst is, she escaped
without any serious injury 10 her person.
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NJ BELLY AND THE NICARAGUA CANAL
The persistent Frenchman, in letter to the
Independence Beige" insists upon it, that he
has not abandoned his idea, -but that, if it had
not been for great storm i'll the English
Channel, already his personnel, material, and
rapenrs, which may mean steamboats,, air, ra-
yor, would be in Nicaragua.
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EMIGRANTs TO TEXAs.-The Texas Ranger
reports that Hon. John G. Mason long mem
Der Of Congress from Kentucky, is in Texas,
with his two brothers, looking for location
on which to settle The Columbus (Texas)
Citizen mentions the arrival Of Gen. Whit
field, Of Kansas fame, in that county, seeking
Il home.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

Tor SALE-ro remain IN or near the city of
L Richmond, n NEG 40 WOMAN. about 10 years
old. good washer and ironer, and pl &in cook-has
also worked IN fafm-hsr children, n boy . years
old, another about 7. and two girls and Years Of
age. Sold for no fault. Apply at CARY sfRFET
JAIL. fe 2-eod3t'
NURSE FOR SALE PRlVATELY.-An
ter is also a good sEAMST K Esq. without eacum
brance. Sold for No fault. Her owner wishes TO
get her a good home: and Will sell her log. Apply
To WILLIAMS II EIttOTT,
~ Est u Main street.
kON S!ALE-A youn4, likely cHAMBEkMAID
L and SEAMSTRESS, gonteeli, raised She can
be seen at my once daily at noon. tall sold.
6. w. Il. TYLER,
General Agent. Oficc Marshall,
ia l3-ts between 9th and 7th streets.
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m, London hub Sauce-For many years pre-
pared for, and used exclusively by. the fashionable
and arstocratic Clubs of the Metropolis it has
passed the IN st critical ordeal. and met the uni
We sal approval OF the elite of the nation
For ROAST MEATS. STEAKS, CHOPS. FISH,
Ga NE. SOUPS, &c. &c. it possesses an unri-
vailed richness of favor Prepared lay
PARKER BROS. London.
Sold by FISHER & WINSTON. sole agents for
Virginia. fe 29-5w.
GA Notice. --WilI take in exchange for
SEMPLE' $ lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER,
the ell PITY boxes in good order
JOHN w. GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Marker Place. Erankln street.
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ga. 1850. Spring. I.GO.-xN
WATKINS FiCkLEN.
BROWN STONE BUILDING, l59 MAIN STREET.
Are prepared to offer To
WHOLESALE and ETAlL BUYERS.
From all sections ot The country, n large and at
traetlve stock of
FRENCH AND BRITISH DR. GOODS,
CONSISTING IN part of
PIECE SILKS and SILK ROBES, IN g. and 9
Fiounces.
French and English DRESS GO@DS.
SHAW LIS IN great VARIETY.
SILK AND LACE MANTliLAS.
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
TRAVELLING CARMEN rs and DUSTEKS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
REAL LACES,
PARIS EMBROlDERIES.
PLAN PATTON GOODS,
HOSIERY, &c.
The above, with other articles not enumerated
comprises the largest most varied and des Yable
stock ever before offered.
ie 2a-I2t WATKINS { FIcKLEN.
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EA Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
AGENCY IN RICHMOND 49, MAIN STREET.
This Company have paid during the year 1859,
tor pohcles on lives of deceased members, POS
15i W In dlvdends 10 the insured. in year 1859.
St2 ". Its capital, compared with it's La
bties. Is larger than any other life Insurance
Company dong business the United States.
tSee Report OF Comptroller State Of New York }
The business OF this Company is confined exclu-
slvely to Insurance on Lives.
All the profits are annually divided among the
insured.
The dividend, January LIST. 1860, is IS per cent.
te 2-5t KNOWLES WALFURD.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

ENOK uiKE..l have tor h,Ee MOL WASHER
aud IRONER; also. a Girl. accustomed to
honsework. and IN able bodied MAN. whom
would hire by the day week month"; and have for
sale a likely young NJ an, about q years old. " Io
IS slightly ruptured. For terms Sc. apply 20
RIO. r. LYME. Agent,
Mh ga Office Metropolitan Hall.
I>Ok HlRETwo good NURSES-one nine or
L ten years old. the other eighteen. Apply To
LUCiEN LEWIS.
Agent for hiring ont negroes.
mhZ-3t Metropolitan Hall.
L'Ok HvkE.-I have for hire several FARM
l. HANDS; GENERAL LABOREss. and one or
two DRIVERS; also. small BOYS, HOUSE
GIRLS, and one CARPENTER.
T.. A. ]. CiOPTON,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
Domestic Dickinson, III & 60.
p. S. Several COOKS NH 81
EOK niKEzseyeral FARM HANDS. a good
COOK AND WASHER, a BOY accustomed
10 the Dining Room. and GIRL. accustomed r.
Nursing. COOKE CLOSE. A. ents.
Office l4th st., Exchange Hotel Building.
fe 2t-6t
~ EGkOES FOR HIRE have two very su-
~ perlor COOKS; four gentesi HOUSE GIRLS;
two FARM HANDS, and Il No. BOY. suitable
lor the dinins room or To wait in an ulhce. Fol
terms, &c, apply 10 RO, u. LYME,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes. &c
fe Its Once IN basement Metropolitan Hall.
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K .MS THE "DlSPA TCH' STEAM
PRINT TING OFFICE,
Corner Of 1sin and Ihfteenth .Str.sfS, KtchD.oad,
|ngiata.
This Esta tlishment, tbeing the most complete
namrnts, &c., and the latest and most approved
Machine fresses.j - daily turning out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c,
As WELL
POSTERS, PROG RAMHES d H4NDBTLLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, insurance, Railroad. and Transpor
tat0n Companies, obacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards. Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels. &c, capable OF turn
my OIL 100 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
description of work a. the shortest possible notice
RIA. Frees reduced III proportion To the increase
of speed
M Printing, in varioue colored RRONZES and
inns, executed IN the highest style OF the art
In thus branch of the business, the propretors can
safely challenge competition.
MESSRS. EDITORS; In the DIS
0I-a patch oil tie 9TH and 28th, there aprea red
card numerously signed by the voters IN District
No calling upon ne to run for the MA'iiSTRA-
Cl, NJ the ensuing spring elac'Ipn. Allow me,
through the same medium. to decline the honor 80
generously rendered. and At the same time To ex-
KIND estimation IN which ! am held by many of
my fellow citizens. Respectfully,
DAN'L Z. GARDNER.
Henrlco county. Feb'y 10Th, 1860 NH 2-2t
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MARRIED.

On Monday, the 10th of February, at ,tie resi-
of the Baptist Church Mr.. THOMAS G. SWEET
and Miss MARTHA J. RICE, both of King Will
liam county, Va.
A Religious Herald please copy.
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e - SPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting of
-. the RICHMOND GRANITE STONE
Schsds Hall. ON SATURDAY, March the Sd, at
malt past O'Clock. 1t IL desirable that every
ton Of officers. l.. MACCABE.
NH l-2tt Secretarv
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MOTTO ,,
Mf~ Dx. ID. COUPLING. pks!i. I,ss: ii
~@ALAD Has moved his once ifain ~, ~ gee.
Main ard 7.h streets. To No. oh's o a a, aar
bctw cen 9th and nth. where he ma, pe SOC. sci
time between . A. NJ. and p. NJ prepare
form any operation in his sroiessioh.
sxrU, TRUNKS, CARPET aNDrL ~.
U1fuOF NEW STYLE; ALSO. VAtI.r,ss.
EVERY DESCRIPTION We have us 80 %
"a isrgs assortment of tho above so'as @.s'af 81
TONERS, OF, the usual time OF SIX months 81 j.
AK is a call from sill IN want. ~ 'he} S''
to lie suited hosn in price and Sasli... ,,,es.
ALEX. HILL x CO, No. \! h.d vs.
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n ENG,NEER-By Revenue, oai ., y !.

ENGtNEFK-D{ F4sFth4'' u 49, !.
l~Ndtewetta. will for ilr ensure , sen'
[s8At found at the stables OF Nf hhH s,V
S,Iru. one mtle from The 8 y of Rich'Hohd'
Fairfield Ay,,a
TERIs.-Fjfty dollars season, ara orc w. III
rho groom. M,reS we'll tad n ~ csnts ~ =, fsz
Sinlth having kept bic own no So. h"ss-f ,r =.
same stand for several years, Is wen hN'N
comGnadate I'll the mares sent ..,s. AZ
For further particulars. respeetihs Pc"'s
o. sne sS;' see mana ' Jyo NJ Borrs
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TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
O>Sa NO 4. HENRICO COUNTY.-At the re-
quest of many friends, | announce my self can
didate for the office OF CONSTABLE, for the above
named District. and promise, If elected, to dis
charge the duties faithfully. Your suffrages
specially solicited.
NH 2-lm* FLEMING PHILIPS
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"a Rock Good Samaritan
For The Cure of RHEUMATISM.
~ NEURALGIA,
SPRAINS, &c, x C..
Read the following certificate iIuin a &c ntleman
well known in this cliy:
Mr.. ROCS.-D Dear Sir: have been afflicted pc
riodlcaily with Rheumatism for the past fifteen
years in It's severest forms. beng at times pros
trated that WIS unable tn turn myself in bed It'll
out assistance. during which time ] have used
every kind of Llniment within my reach or knowl-
edge; but. IN Justice to Your preparation called
ROCKS GOOD SAMARf TITAN. ana with the hope
that others similarly afflicted be induced to
Try It's virtues. must say that have never real
Zed such BENEFITS before from any other external
Application. Yours, very respectfully.
W N. +. HUGHES.
Henrco Co, Va, Feb 6, 1850.
EA number Of certificates received every week
HA Price 80 cents per hottie. and for sale by
MlLl.SPAUGH Il JOHNSTON. Main st.
MEADE & BAKER. Main st.
J. PEARCt. X CO. Broad street.
J w. iARLiCK, Franklin st.
w. PETERSON. Main st.
c. s. DAWSON. Main st.
J. w. tkANSER. l7th ST.
w o. SNELLlNGS. Church Hill. fe 2}-Iw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Yeast ntirely Suprrcpdrd.- Sem
PIES INFALLIBfE BAKING POWDER, for
making IN n lew minutes, without yeast and in
elegant manner, light, sweet, and Wholesome
Loaf Bread. Hot Biscuits, Barter, Buckwheat. or
other GrlUdIe Cakes, Rolls, GINGER Bread, Corn
Cakes, Brown Bread. unphngs, Pu,idings. Pot
Pies, and every description of PASTRY for sale by
mh2-lw PURCELL, LADD & co.
~ Southern Savings Bank.-Thp Annual
Meeting OF this institution. for the election of Pres
ident, Secretary and Treasurer. and eight DIrec-
tors, takes place THIS EVENING at 6 O'Clock,
AZ their room, No. lI3 Main street up stairs.
NH PIT p. b. PRICE, Treas'r.
"a Dunlop. MonCurr Il Go. ask the attpm-
ton oi dealers to their auction sale of Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, Boots and Shoes, and Dam
aged Goods. commencing at 10 O'Clock THIS
MORNING, without regard To weather. NH 2-It
ma We are manufacturing. Boots and
SHOES more extensively than heretofore. Our
friends customers. and the public generally, ma.
rely upon getting the best our line the of
BOOTS and SHOES. rs we import our own mate
riaiS and we have now in our employ ment the hest
workmen that this country produce. We also
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS and VALICES,
OF all qualities and al ali prices. All o which Will
be sold low. either wholesale or retail. by
ALEA- HILL Il co,
No. l21 Main street Richmond. Va.
T. SHOOTS and SHOES made to order for La
DIES. Gent emen. Boy and NJ isses, as heretofore,
and ali orders Will be promptly attended to by
nh i-lw ALIEN. HILL. & co.
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SIMPSON X NiLLhaS
PslMPSoN L MlLLkk ? Sal sd
We have yet on hand choice s" sI ysfs 20
Winter Clothing, which wc VIII seh.ixAs 10.
among which are 80 eoz Skin sseks SUI Lsl q
spring. which we will sell ~ cost 10Y CAS-
l,s Main street, R'chmond. ,...,.>s~
WOO d. on MA<D AID p,sk s,s
" POTATOES. rood Black Msfo~'
APPLE S-a pr me article. ,..hs.
FSmii, Roe HknRIN6S. hall oo'S'
Cut BEHRING'S. low pt'se and KITS
NACKEREi.. best SusliU, Doi> NAV
Sweet Newark cIpER.
BACON, all kinds. low.
LARD and Butt Ek; a.,
All grades Refined SUGARS
Prime Cutting CHEESE.
Smoked FISH scpocERltS. +"
At the lowest cash pilce, n " rYLbs'
mh l~Xs u. y" ~
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CoassmplAtinx mskins change ~ sst,rs Nss
and ia order 70 make r1m 70. ~ 10 eel ses
remainder 81 my stock on hand al sns" ard z
Tor CASH. and many articles ni.a st eIsass g"
sud SEQ for themselves ~ - Man suSsuSIrnsf
r. N-lm tNV' l. o"'
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U. S. TREAsu RY.-The amount in the L. S.
treasury on the Goth ult., subject TO draft, was
-, 627. .1I-of which S3i, 22 was at Richmond
S5i,ih5 at Norfolk, S5,t2s at Wilmington, N
G and s., 1853 at Nashville, Tenn. tran SER
of $4,000 was ordered TO Norfolk
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR.-Wm. q. Stevens,
formerly editor of the Rockingham Register,
and a former delegate to the Virginia Legi.la-
ture from Rockingham county, died at Pilatka,
Florida on the 10Th ult. Mr.. S. Went to Florida
/. short time since for the benefit of his health
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COTTON WORKS BURNT.-The Fairyiew cot
ton and mattress works ofFitZpatrick Il Burns,
were destroyed by fire at Alexandria, Va, on
Wednesday night. Loss $1,000.
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NOTICE TO THE TRAVLLN"
~ PUBLIC f1tE
SA LIVERY STABLE. 6S-IJi


They are also the
MAIL CONTRACTORS
on all the Stage Lines leaving H4n"iie, @'
spare no pains IT, accommodate the trGEeilas p
ilr with good and comforta Die Coaches, IefiS'a--
steady and sober drivers.
Persons wishing anything ~ Their Inc o. 20
ness will DO well Ia call on TIE nrdstsgnsa .
TunstaiI House, which is the SIAGE or fI1H''
AL the different lines a
They also have IL STAGE LINE fpau "a Ils4
Keysviile. on the Richmond ard UaryIiir ka"o
10 Randolph. Macnn College ard = BnyGtot - -.
ing keysvIile on MONDAYS. =" DNtspht ~
FRIDAYS. returning on the Follow ng dsfs'.ss
Meeting with the ears gcint East and b" 20 W "a
day. GO. INQUIRE -
g., L e.
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III ATTENTION. FAyETTE Agrl

n HEADQ RS CO Il. lsr REG VA FrLSi
~ RICHMOND, March LIST, l~S :
n The members OF this Command wiiis''
III seHhle IT their Armory, iSprH- h.id Han 70
TOMORROW lFTioay EVENING, - gasnf
before o'clock. The members viii appear . s
waist and cross belts. for REGULAR c"mIan' Dr.
The Sefseants will notify their squads accJfd-'
10 the above orders.
By order OF J. j. EvGilsT. CammandanI
NH IN s. j. TUCK Ek. Isl sci. 2
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SAILED FOR EUROPE Among the passen-
gers in the Arabia, which sailed from New
York, Wednesday, for Liverpool, were Miss
Agnes Elsworthy, the actress, and Francis
Grund, u. 5. Consul AT Havre. The steamer
United Kingdom, from the same port, took IL
passengers for Glasgow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02

GRAVE instantly explained the difficulty to
him. Lord GAMBIER would not undertake
The Job-the admiralty was afraid 70 run the
Tisk VI iailure-they were, nevertheless, very
oeslrous that the attack should be made
CochRANE saw al once h00v the land Law The
Aohiraity had not uttered word Of appro.
o""oh oI his services-the Channel feet had
"ee" ooing worse than nothing-ihe Nation
WINS oissat'shed-the existence Of the minis.
ny was al stake-they mu have n yictorv
or resign, and the Admiral had told them he
wo"id not risk u deicat-other naval officers
ga" oeeiined-CoChRAAk was sent for in hope
'nat ne would take the whole responsibili,v-
Al Ne tailed, they got none of the blamr- 20 h.
s"cceeoed, The glory would be theirs. Cocu.
KANE was asked II the enemy's fleet could he
Aestroyea en- Its formidable position: hs
'ep'eo 'nat II could and presented his
pa" 'of destroying the defences by means
eAp'osNe ships-an invention of hi.
o""' says hLAcKwooDi an invention car
no' original with him, say we
"'.e""y "een Tried by Lieutenant Sow.
A"s' Vi 'ne American Navy, against the Tr,.
poiItans. Unfortunately, SoxxRs blew him.
sell up instead OF the enemy; but he certainly
r'ed the same plan with that now proposed
ny CocHRANk. CocuRANK, however, after
having revealed his conception, bluntiy told
the First Lord Of the Admiralty that he would
have nothing to do with the execution. He
was but a junior officer, he said, and his ap-
pearanee IN Lord GAMBIgK's fleet, charged
with such mission. would excite the jealousy
ofali the officers. The Board, however, would
not listen to him, and be sailed In the Impe.
Reuse to execute his plan. He carried with
him two explosion vessels, nlled with hftsen
hundred barrels Of powder each, and An snor-
nous load Of bombs, hand grenades. and ev-
erytbing else Ia the Internal line that had been
invented at thar time, besides twenty fire.
ships. lie found the position OF the French