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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

TuE Boston PoLICB Is \ ttrANDAET IN
Boston, On he 18th inst, the Superintendent
of Police visited the steamer America with &
posse, having suspicion that vi liam Trapp-
mar, 81 Captain OF the Confederate army. was
or board in the character o.. bearer of dis
patches from President Jefferson Davis. a
telegram from Boston says
TrappInan's state room Was visited, and his
papers inspected. iie was very indignant
declaring himself the Prussian Consul at
Charleston, as he was re2ently,1 and pro-
ducing his Pr pfTs III evidence thereof. slgued
by Franklin Pierce. He also exhibited a pass
pO-t. Signel by Robert Bunch. British Consul
at Charles ton.
He had also papers showing him TO be the
bearer Of dispatches from Lord Lyons 70 the
British Government and he threatened TO di-
rect th4 vengeance of that Government il he
vas iuteTtered with. His state room was
searched, but nothing of an Objectionable char
actcr was found, and he was allowed to 20 in
the ttamtr.
The superintendent Of police on returning
to his Ctlice found Il dispatch authorizing hi
arrest and holding Of Mr.. Ira ppInau for tTea.
son, and the securemeut OF his papers by or
Gez of the Score tary OF State, but the steamer
had sailed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

Compa"y "F.'-Tue members % Company
T." who are nov here expect 10 be regu-
larry mustered into the service Of the Corsede
rate States to-day. We have heard. by private
intimatCHs from members, that il is the desire
of the com pany to unite with the Howitzer bat
talon, SO as 10 form their infantry support
Should their wishes be gratiiied. the II witzer
boys would certainly have very efficient sup
port, for ,he company is composed of very
good material, and armed with the most eff
cient weapons.
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News
Rumored Evacuation Of Harprr,. Ferry.

WAsHrwaTos, (via Augusta June Is Coy
eminent has received in Information Of the eyac-
ua' ion OF Htrper's Ferry
FREDERICK. Mp June IS The bridge at
Harper's Ferry was burnt this morning II
IS reported that all truol ara withdrgw n
from The Maryland shore Eigh, ear loads OF
provisions were destroyed 10 prevent their
falling into Federal hands Toe bridges Of
Shepherdstown are all burnt
I'VE give these statements tor what they
are worth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

SOUTHERN PREvArsEgs IN EURoPR.-A let
ter in the Boston Advertiser from an officer of
the United States steamer Richmond, dated st
Genoa, May 81, brings the following impor-
tant In diligence:
1t Is currently reported here that several
parties are oaly waiting our departure from
the Mediterranean to lit out prlvateers.-
These Yes sells would cruise about, lust outside
the Strata OF Gibraltar and il tercept and
capture All vessels either III or outward bound.
Immense INJURY might be done 10 our com p
meTCe in this way, tor our trade with all the
countries whose shores are washed by these
waters is very large, and its only outlet Is
through the narrow Strait of Gibraltar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

Icsfer3ay. an enraseI female, living in the
vicinity Of 18th and Cary streets, fred three
-h";s from revolver at a man who had for
chilly inirudod on her promises, none Of them,
however, taking effect. W. did not learn the
circumstances connected with the affair."
We learn. also, that lady, living near the
Old Market, was scared into spasns and f.
consequent inseusibility Of several hours du
ration, by the torcible entry into her house Of
| a strange man Sunday evening. |. seems a
| pity that seine Of the fellows who are in thg
habit Of exhibiting their rowdy propcn,iie.
! could not. lor at least short time, show ~
| "hl!viousness Of self by conducting them~elve,
| Ike gentlemen. l. is true that, disguised 2.
! such, nobody would know them but then tn,
ani would not be annoyed by a detail Of
| Jneir black guard exploits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

THE ToKr CoNvESrIoN.-This body, in
which, Che Northern papers say forty coUn-
ties were represented, met a Wheeling on the
nth inst. Arthur J Boreman was chosen
permanent Chairman. The folio wing dispatch
tells us what was done on the second day:
WHBELISG, June L, Z M-This afternoon 4
committee OF thirteen was appointed TO pre-
pare business for the Convention. Resolutions
were submitted for the separation OF Yves tern
Virginia from the State, and the formation OF
Il new State, the preparatory arrangements 10
be submitted 10 a Legislature, to be convened
in this city. This mode is preferred, in or
der 10 avoid Il bErthensOme State debt, Whil l.
" estern Virginia had no part in mourning.
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From Sktxsuur;

hHkAAS, no ! uGe Il The steamer White
Cloud laden with military storas and r,,'..
"oh' ana having the Governor and STATE OH
Rock A''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

GENERALS PikkcE AID BoABAsTEs FuRIoso
BvrLER.-Tbe Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer teiegrapLs 70 that
paper:
AT the War Depar tment the utmost regret lie
expressed at the repulne To our arms, and the
cfahH tTOus result of the mistake between the
Two New ork regiments AT present all ST.
Nerely condemn the course OF BriRadier Gen
eral Pierce IN uselessiy exposing his rear TO
tuth calling nre. and II is proba bic that that
onlcer viii meet with severe censurs.
'ihe specIhi messenger that arrived here to-
day from Fortress Monroe, reports that when
general Bu der heard Of The affair at Grea
i.elhel. he exclaimfa, II VII have all these
fsosi batteries before eilt my breakfast to-
+loTroW morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

PRIyArEBRisd.-lt is stated the Capt. vii
son. late OF the brig MIME Schiller, who SO
CALAMITY rescued the passengers of the burn
ing steamship Connaught, has recently gone
into the prvattering business under the
Southern Confederacy He is the commander
OF the privateer Calhoun, fitted out at New
Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

Competent ,co,knea are now employed in
fitting Up one Of the substantial brick tobacco
factories in Jefferson Ward is a depot for the
reception Of prisoners Of var. State and IA
tioual affairs eauuot at all times he judicjously
mingled. Il seems, however, that Il Iaig lat be
done with the consent Of His Exccl!ency Pies
idcnt Davis, TO the extent Of employing ihe
prisoners in some useful aud laborious occupa.
ton, such as digging tortifcations, cleaning ut
the streets, &c, like our municipal Chain
(1AnV.
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,nseust aud Generalization. Let the admin


tEhtoB see 10 II
From the New ork Daily Sews1
The conflict at Bethel, a name aug
e,stiye OF other thoughts than Of slaug ter,
tu.tiates the campaign in Virginia. no can
+eu the long list OF engage nents that are to
tsJlow, unless an unlocked for and pr0vfdcn-
mai inter position shall arrest the terrible dra.
ma Of fra riCtdal hate aud mutual destrnc-
atom Have our rulers no arhtter but the
sc.erd and no terms hut submission 10 pro.
rise "a those who are their brethren Where
: the eouctl3a;orY and e1eCting spirit which
Y-ar, aats jhc last words OF counsel that Wash
irrtsu and Jackson lett as legacies TO their
Seru'rymen
We ns>c many other extracts from Ncrth-
sTu papers, tut 'he foregoing are sufficient to
how how thu news was received. The New
N.,k Herald SAYS the ''rehels" had construct
esan cutropched camp, comprising six bat
,.~srs e. rHed cannon aud sIHty eight twelve
5..uua howItzrrS and IN another place the
same paper Alludes 10 me 'cspture Of Il, 0of
rebels and shouts loyou-ly -" Butler Is eyl-
asatiy the right man ii the right place i
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Loss of the Steamer Canadian.

ne" 4okE, via Augusta June Is The
: ' Fi tantdiau from Quebec, June Ist for
tToi' was lest on fh- TN at Belle 10
~ str,king suaken iceh,ry Twenty n
'"'''y hFeS We're lost-no names given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

2he Weather tad made some praisewerthy
but totally useless attempts yesterday evening
to get up thunder and raia storm. After
considerable " blowing" the storm passed over
and there was no rain. The thirsty earth needs
the refreshing element very bad at this time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

All u the men Of the sta Regiment of
Louisiana Volunteers have arrived in Rich
mond. The last iasta!mept Of Eve hundred
men. were brought into the city via Dunviie
Railroad on Saturday evening. As the mi
ltia muster notices say, they appeared EARNED
and ennupei According 10 Inv -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

TORIES IN TEAAs.-The Austin Texas Stat
Gazette has been informed or secret " Union
Association" forming in that State. The
matter Is being lnves tigated, and the treasoa
able plot will be eifectually broken up. There
are no doubt Il few Johnsons, Etheridses and
Hickses in Texas, but they viii be taken care
OF whenever they venture to show Their heads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

TIE Acc'acafo} Eri,i,sion of the fu)mina-
ting powder, on a recent occasion in the
house Of Mr.. Edward P. Finch having resulted
ia irjaries which have since terminated hi,
lie, we trust we may not be deemed intrusive
10 saying that there is peculiar appropriate
aess in our citizens memberiDg, in 4 sub>tan
al way, those who have been orphaned
by the calamity, who, rs we have previously
-emtrked, are ~ needy circums tauces MI
| Finch. at the time Of the accident which de-
| prived him Of life. was cxcrting his talents f,r
| fhe furfhorance of Southern interests, which W,
| hold 10 be a sufficient recommendation t. the
| kindly consideration of our readers. Contri,
| buttons in all of his family, if left with Wei
| lington Goddin, Esq, viii receive the pro; Ct
| Injection. Remember the widow and the Or
plan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

B'gGdicr General Hager, who commands
the military department of Norfolk, in accord
anc3 with Instructions from the Governor. has
prohibited the sale o! ardent spirits, or 2
mixture thereof, where such sale tends to de.
0loralize the troops. The commanding Gene-
raj has also been empowered to abate any bar
whose existence may be deemed detrimental to
the State. Similar authority might be vested
in those III authority here with advantage, il
many instances, to the .oiiiery. Where large
bodies Of men are congreeatrd, the most dan
| EerouS Of all eXcitemeut5 is that produced hv
| the two free absorption Of subtitle combiaa-
! tiyus whose basis Is bal whiSk~v
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- Military Euod~.
AUCTION SALE5.
THIS IJ-iEs
Ky Richard Can horn, auc,'r.

KY HlChaFd tHR hHrn, tuCt'r.
an MONDAY, t,.r inst. al ID o'cioct. 80 r.y
- store, vii ~-li, 1T auCu 4, eutary si,g.,a
"a IA" Grocery tue, cru,'-. Eg - II tilrE <. 5.u
tsh, Bo,t.T soap, Land, Flour, Wtis,.y, Vino
i.E Is, tUT 20 =
att.ts <~EAisLE.'@ ~ALb VII r.-4it
! ua NuNra I rte l1h a-y 80. Jrug. l't.. %. 80
''c'"c's. NJ. Pesrl stree b. ,vcau 81 ti. ..t
any s't.e's, at the >s|o'n t.t-lv rcrlp.ao rv D..
PhsiliIs, BhR C.rU&FGh. ~ Chr T., a..
'Id ICj "t IA Fi&TihE>, 20 ,ati- {, O. DIT ,~-
variant II luy ban, Aiust ,lld g. E. Pn.fps
il favor Of JaInes ayes
tEhN-.-C.sh
y IL LIT ESQ 4 Pc rHAS " r 1. p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

Movements of Steamers,

BALTIMORE, VIA Augusta iune l5.-I,aary
nlunIst, i elected the 81 CVugees ,t5,,
District by 5,5 M JJgity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

SHARPE's CAKBINEs The Southern Federal
Union says that while the President had Il
large cavalry force in Virginia, II is under
stood he n some what deficient in the arms
proper for that service. Gov. Brown, OF
Georgia, was informed of this fact, and
promptly offered 10 loan President Davis i've
hundred new Sharpe's Carbines, in first IA te
order, with full supply OF cartridges. The
President AT once accepted the offer, and the
Carbines have been shipped 10 HIM at Rich
mond.
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MARRIED.

On he 18th Of Jnss by he Rev Nr. brne-n.
Mr.. LhwIs EHs RMER, IF New orleans, sad .. lr-
PtNAFoSTAs KEEPER. Of Richmond, "
81 0ftoIk EarrTs z ease 10ty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

kET WEST, jane 2.-The Crusader, VIVIAN
iotte, Water Witch, ANA Quaker Cry, isay,
here for Fort Pick-ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

''Stagnation" Is the word ia New York
financial and comnsrciai circles. The bust
ness Of the banks Is running down fast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

CHaP Iac'dent.-Altvr ne usual dress pa
raie at the Central Fair Grounds on SATURDAY
evening, three companies OF the Mary lana
volunteers assembled at their quarters, (CoI
John Il. Niuder being present. and ENGAGED
IN the interesting ceremony Of rais.n, Mary
and State tag, the latter having been brought
tfom Baltimore by lady and presented 1, Com
pany " Is, Maryland Guard, Captain }. Lyle
Clarke, whose members wilt keep it floating al
The camp and GA the battle ield The Nom
oers Of Company b" are q the elite of Bal
unore young men are inspired in their pre-
sent attitude 10y the prompungs Of the purest
patriotism; AMI, being mostly wealthy, ar,
rather more wiling to grant AID TO brother
soldiers than to receive IT at their hands. ",
believe that all Of the Maryland volunteer.
would willingly lay down their lives could
they be assured that the sacrifice would hell
to drive the base invaders from their native
State and the South. They Will lie highly en-
'ertained when brought IN contact with oly
Abc's h.reIipgs.
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~r--- %OIIJE 10 ClF!.,II,1--

9ELLtfhs sdse.tieer, heyias isrgs exIert
tLee IN naval aud 80 i, sit airs il de-
circus Il iotnlUE JOINT NfOt'k COMPANY t,r
the purpose u Operating AT eeA a. aiasl the Eads-
tal G Government
lie Is "a ieGed his plan Is the most feasible one
that could be adopted, aud one MAT will Weld
large prob 3,
a IersVua. irtei view can be had with hiln at
ok BE- - aud Ballard House, NJ. ~, tr"tn 10 A
"a + VI aAtty H. is-glt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

ihe " GicHisandefs " are dropping down
tfom san-Atroks, in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

The King OF Sardlui. has withdrawn his
exequators from the COnsuis OF Bavaria
Wuremburg and MeCkIeuburg.
In The Italian House Of Deputies q commit.
tee had been appOin ted IN relation 70 tae ma
tional armament projected by GagiOaldi / he
House unanimously agreed he organlZt-
ton OF 20 battalIons OF the National Guard,
to be com posed OF ali men betpV eeu IS and 10
years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

IA 40 1; + " i * D.-Eap4way t, ON IN
gsl l@im Of Dir James ~ H., 90 the I'D 81
syA Nay, negro man named " lillian F0--
80 TEX. Re Is a mGlat e. AID has Il bGsh
&-<z- le1d, about isot 10 iuCLes high, ct d
look when spoken -. The above reward will b.
paid tor the apprehension # ri q Iel4, X, II d.
Lyte q Richmond.
ie i--tf THDF. l. 1--WE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

burning Of the Glen Core The alarm Of
FIRE about half-past eleven o'clock on sstur
day night, was found to be caused bv bright
light III the direction Of Rockets, which. we
regret 60 say, was produced by the burning Of
the favorite little river steamer Glen Cove. Ey
the time the alarm had become general,spd thu.
fire apparatus mad made its appearance, the
destructive element mad gotten such hea iway
shat il found impossible to stay the raw
ages of the flames, and all the upper wood
work of the boat was burned down to the wa
ters edge, when the hull sunk into the river.
The fire was, no doubt, the work OF design. The
boat had been lately only used occasionally for
The transportation Of men aud army stores, and
~ that capacity Was doing an immense amount
of service to the Confederate States. The
Gimes spread so rapidly that several persons
were sleeping on the boat made very mar
row escapes from drowning; one gentleman
escaped IN nearly nude state. During the
eXcit.ment negro man fell from the wharf
ate the river and was drowned. His body
was not recovered. The boat had arrived from
DOWN the river about eight clock. and an
hcret At Der wharf short distance this side
1t the Sugar Refinery. There Is a bare posi-
oltty Of the calamity having been the result
| IT accident. While the ire was raging, sparks
| rom the burning steamer fell on the long shed
Used by the Glen Cove. which. quickly igui,ing
| Set fire also 70 the sheds owned by the BaltI-
more Steamboat Company. all Of which were
| consumed or rendered unfit for use. The roofs
| IF several houses in Rockets also took Ere.
but were put out ii time to prevent any dam
| age. The Glen Cove was about six years old.
a great tayorle with the travelling public, be
| ing staunch and swift. The destruction Of the
| att part Of the boat is very borough and com.
| plete. The hull, which is nearly submerged.
| will no doubt he raised in the course # the
next week. The boat cost originally, we pre-
| ,ume, about $4,000. rne WAS owned by al
association of gentlemen in this city, among
| whom we're joseph BTummel, Rich'd 0. Has
| kins, and others.
"nue not charging the Ioss of the boa. as
| positively due to ne torch Of the iuceld!ary
| he occurrence should be regarded by our PEG
| pie Is warnin, aud as an incentive to in
'tca,ed vigilance to detect offenders, many o.
| whom are no doubt in our midst. and are oBl,
deferred by their fears from committing H.,
most horrible atrocities against the peace ano
5ood order Of any Southern community.
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Office HOPE FRI

<NA . I Z - HOPE FIJI
<|E7syf5d-5Fzs% COMPANY. 80. ATTEND
~ >EE59 meeting Of YOU calupany. o.
XIV Wy MONDAY EVENING. at elg. {
% ci"ck, a. your Euglae- House. Myluterr are re
qUested 10 attend.
BY order OF the Foreman Nm WENTWORTH.
;. b WELLS, Soy.
hiaurht-trr Jana &C. l.l T.. ,. -.
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= ~ ks.s y stAHD, s-NIipS.
& l.4I meeting Of tbs company as rr4U "a .
n chair k~rcfzSoUs- Un 2ot b. be,wceu - ain sAG
III HgsLE IN -trret,, az % eiutz ia ri - = - 4 \
cyeEiaE the lttU inst TElh conn., auy sfIii uvel
Isi recruits Ala person. who are dt-prsea [,
5rcoI-a pewbets, Will please attend 1T that time
by p'der II Cape. MOSQUE.
ia Il ~ JAS MOORE - &
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WANTS,

i js 1T TX doors ABOVE SIN 1,s.
yrynyTrD
WANT5.
lFor otter Wants. see FJ,rth Pagsl
7,raxyEn pv..,,er,..,-.,, ,-.....-..
W -. lc-I1tv tn ~ ,o p r. .'
.0V.0 TsBty - ~ .%4 iH~ Z,
q, ~ ~, w. -, ~ + : t'L>h ~ = " > 4 ."fh'
49,. # ''i' . .,o"lj hpt'd pI'ttrtta
III a. 'n'7 '"'t "' ear , a. P'sS'bi-
IA ANEa+D.--A sprkat}y cUtursJ boy To- wa
~ On taa officers u camp srpy 10
faI--I.s CIT ri M NJ , L1Li&S;
1xrANTED.-T0 F--Y 4 ~r,1-I -.IIf<,..
~ via four rooms within fifteen nll- A.
B. ~ Ibis adcr .el7 ?ts -
.AIt,II.I,-z- t;--I-I ~ + :
" Of Winnie, tot,. ,r'.i, a l ...','
nv ibsfs q,nF W 10 Ia ,. ~, . g." q
uM,e. i~i-'It
" 49,. - - -- I9io1G "i a k.E,m II
,r,il "a No.. ~ ~ q 800 - ,'Fti Id
No x H'''o' 1'AHl''7 81 me hS1i' - ,t'.
% l. 4"
WANTED. Three foNPp>ITUK~, "a new
" tapur work. Esquire al the Boyk- tore. y,
q" Nam -;'--t, h-'nE'lIfh. il ~ ST.
\A,ANIED-A good Is . ! H. ,car9 rn. cur
~ trad". EeI7-2t~I 5, sCTHEKDAND.
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~nrfcr u,,e MN,
~5<A ctSiptvy l0i or
w w Vo321nIE ~ r W. STIg"ta.!, o.
- 80. -. 49, = q, l. =, / - w. al ''R
que-ted 10 attend
BY order OF the Foreman WM WENTWORTH
;. b WELLS ~.cry
>ts.----0 .C,.,ysU -------------
,S&1sy 49, a. rnart -, IN = ]" 80
W;s@ssA -. ,,.naL -" "H - - d"
x,-Gl---@gx CuW In ~ r,,,i q "a - ~ 70
m-1It.-DT she rtm4 fr,,a BnrEviiy - - $50
county, ana may have aimed to ct back there
ANY ooa return ng ner to me, or q wing iuforma-
uun leading to heT recovery, WI Z ~ Hhrraiiy
"@rdri "a I'-3jf 7. CRAY.
-. saIO I; : =. :. q n p--,,-1r-,, y-r, -
~ falm Of Sir lanes liz. ~. on tie ia If
a. Nv = nfsr, mn o.tn.J WITHIN so
n SER Re j. a maItfD ard has y hun
q head about isrt 10 iucIe, hI,h Of 4 " n
In-,x " hen snnksn - rba8 bnva retS.rt riit' h.
I.ii for he tnrrab 4p.i.ln - p. 4 III u # a.
iivered either 10 Mr. james LIONS w DR.. 10. Is
Lyea Ia Richmond
n so kNARD-ksnaw.y fr,t1 IN,
~ sup.crIber about zen days aSo. d Legr.
Efa woman named SARAH She l. about St
Ss5..t0 yeas Old dark complexion. about taet Z
So u'nEH ny gu, eHA ~ -, ilef en- iooN
u CHulcA hl-i' Of confined IN ~ - "a 81 her
iel5-s.t cnn-eh Hi.l, HENRI eaaaly.
IN -, ~ M i - ~ ~ '-t I9h '4'A} An
70 u ~. ny ~ auu .. s.' ~
Wi eta lA .n i'' "a O. i ,VITH - %
| .otte 7 s1up. a. Ashland, Hanover cIon{y'
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~ns-TCa STRANDED IA - tt.ut-e -.
~SsheAEt rner OF pat. aad IN II ah u
rs three weeks since, d large pair-re
<z.S.A---ssks CIV IN l3w coud tior: no mark. 10.
IN uteTrd She cana from Rockville. Hauovrr.
county, ana may have aimed to ct back there
any one return ny nsr to me, or lYiug iuforua-
uun leading to heT recovery, WI = Ne literally re
~ArJei 10 lT-3J"i Nm +. CRAY.
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AIHANED or


~ fOK SALE Two active nOn. o.
t<-sS' llaylE- rn Is itr them they will be- ~oi,
low Apply a. the Uihce Of the Glove.
AN Railroad ..5uf..rv
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The Pa!r.e says that Prince Napaeon, af-
ter visiting AigIers, Spain ana Portugal, Will
90 to America.
The Moniteur has published n decree warn
ing pubic writer's to exercise more uOaert-
ton in their discussions against the Catholic
clergy.
Itappears that the Great Powers viii guar
antee the integrity Of The Pap.u territory.
1t Is asserted that the Emperor has seat ;,n
autograph letter 10 TuTln, N which the K3-
mau qu-st ZION Was fully stated that it was
ftyorably received 1T Turn, ami that Victor
Emanuel sent reply TO IL on the 27ih Of MAY
The conditions stipulated are not known, bul
II Is said THAI they iuciude, on thr part OF
Piedmont, neither 4 recognition OF Inc Holy
See over the Patrimony Cf St. Peter, nor al
CtSSlOn of territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

HDQN>. FNGINEkk Tho PSI
q KICEHaSD. Juue y l-ri
T! Tie undrr>iEutd having b-rn duly au-
81 tn rjlcd To enrol n corps ut oAPPE .,o 4 -
AtNkK> Ia The state on Virginia, I.r The v Is.
bris de has opened Utacs VI o. meat ~ 81.
Central Hotel building, srnrr ii atL aud Gr&c
streets, acre &E- r,IHlF- = vHta OF fha -ery G.
/. t. maze known 10 those wt,LIug to vuIua.
ieef 2 lie e-P-c.al auent4aa Il stone aud bac
has N9>, Blacks mith-. WecUi Maaer- Bid.
B4llJers. Miners 4Qarryneu, e.c - p4r,!cu. a.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

0S HiiDs.
40 SHOULDER BACON.
Very nice,
For sale by VA. y JONES * Co.
ie HIT 18th street bct Aaia ana Cary
IA NAV T. Ua hand a sEiAlt
" lof 81 very are old
JAVA COFfkE
For sale by W BLAIR < CO.
j. '7--4t Cor. sth and Nam sis kt,bmoud
l)uh fuit III I u 4 - bsvv fuF n4fu. f.F hs
ID balau q If the year, young aud atttyo NJ. "a
BOY: Apyiy TO l., l.. SMITH, la4 Maiu It !, uv.s
tho fost- OAes. 10 G-.ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

I - K q r
a CONSIGNMENT Of
RICE.
FOX SALE FOR CASH.
le l5-"+ ,A%i'fI. AlRRs & sos
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