The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-29
-. n RANG e

r MENT~TC f0RTsMOUTH AND
. ssassazsz=sssssz n ORFoLK .-The steamer GU
cyp JSo Abr ISL leave the w Via fiat
Rocket. regularly every MONDAY, WEDN Es-
DAY and FRIDAY MokNlNGs, for he a6}k
PLACES al 6 O'Clock precisely, leaving NOkt DIN
each alternate morning Except sunday al Ie
same hour, o'clock, and touch al ell the regular
Landings on the River, going and returning:
Passage to Portsmouth or Nortolk, sZ'Oo, meals
extra So cts. each ,...,
Freight taken as usual but all goods sent to be |
landed on the River must be paid Tor " hsn sent |
down to the Boat, and will not ne responsive Ior
any d dam,Se s Or lIs9 d rect
" Inh as - y ''''- 40 0'' r o. IIAsKINs.
= ;-.Es "a FOR BALTEMORE-The
: assasteansr Et .hxr xiIi 1s, cGF
E = sIoe x S Nay sAtTuRbAYY @' y "
Freight taken 10 Boston, via Baltimore, at low
est rates, with great dispatch.
10 Hogsheads receiv ed on board unless engaged
Passengers are requested to be OF board before
the hour of departure, Il O'Clock M, SATURDAY.
ma MIS- ssgst AH1 A'' w. DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
Es-slLzrzIA OF DEpAnTUkE:-on and afier
skessz.n=isxsz to morrow, SATURDAY 10th IN,
further notice, leave her wharf at Rockets, for
WINDSOR SHADES, on the Chtckahominy River,
every sATyfDA.Y and EGNH RiIi Ms M"EN-
iN Risbm SS ' Es Msrch r. issl nh 2sdt
~ac4N FOR PHiLADELPHlA.-Th a
4nlNN No. steamship vi RoiNiA, Capt JAs
freight, and will leave on SATURDAY, the Goth
instant, al o'clock p. N.
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
D''1"'''A'' Ai {. p. CARDoZo, Agent Rockets.
Boston freight taken through by steam at re-
ducad rates and win dispatch. mn 80
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
f1S$ Ran away from our nil in Henfico euun,
"a ~, on the 9TH instant, \ GRU MAN named
~ NED, about "a years old, of dark, ginger,
I'll. broad color slender frame, about feet
Inches high, and downeast expression when
SPOKEN To-. We will give the above reward of
$50 il he IS returned to us in this city. lie is sup
pG nh a % 1t ~ 0H c. ". ANDERSON
80. FOR RENF-Two DIV ELLiNG -hOu sks
E5 convenient to the business. part Of the oi y ;
A-A one bas.seveu, and the other eight rooms,
| each supplied with gas and water. Possession
can NH b s had the Is, AR5rR rNFPf Broad St
| rrE FOR RENr-A STORE on Main street,
E::aa near the exchange Hotel, panvlIic,, Va,
euried IN b I'M Mesars chiees 7 Fekn
'Ni'NN WIN. kOBINsON,
NH 2a-3w Danville. Va.
Il ITr sEKGT.'s OFFICE R: ; !; BLgES,}
| ll Attend Court of Inquiry at your Armory,
o'clock, for the assessment OF hnes for the quar-
~ All absentee., who have excuses to offer,
| must be present az this InsetiDg.
| NH 2S-2t C.. T. BIGGER, Orderly.
Il . HEADQ's JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS,
! Il March 18th, 1861. I
III Assemble on the Capitol square, Uni,
FRiRa eyepinEs = ,s oelses, m iu
IL required
BY order Of Capt. GAY
NH 23-ltK J. G. G0OLSBY, LIST Sergt.
n GRAYs, ATTENTION!-AIIend resuIa
Accompany Drill, az Military Ball this tFRlDAY
lnight, al O'Clock, in Jackets and undres'
Heaps. BY order q cspt;; ELLIOTT
GALE OF HOGs.-The HOGS caught yester
| y day by the Police, will be sold THIS NOM
ING at II O'Clock, ut the Hog Pen, near the Cit,
Jail. b. III. NORRIS.
4. II. CHALKLEY,
NH 2a-lt< Police Officers.
| NOTfCE.-Ail persons holding claims agains
| IN me either by note or open account, will plea
| present them to my Agent, h. u. EAcHo, tha
arrangements may le made for their liquidation