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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

prgiaia Troops There are said to be not
lsss IMAM 5000 troops of all arms now in the
tily or It's enyirons From the ontiuual pass
ing to and from of earned men - and those
waiting TO assume that desirable relation. the
city looks like one vast camp. The soldiers
et lnce readiness in responding to the call
OF DUTY worthy of all praise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

The Chesterfield Troop, Companv 4 Cant
Oox, mum oering 70 men, and Manchester Ar.
tlliery, % men, marched into Richmond yes
'erday, creating a fine impression as to their
aDlnties as soldiers, and elicting praise from
tested by both. As we have previously re-
married, the Chesterfield military may be
coun ted on when wanted ~
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PRICE ONE CENT.

.ha,s new & Rffe compnny was organized at Bo.
Of Sharp Shooters" They srnsct 10 he
July equipped by Saturday next. The roll ~
tne time mentioned embraced los names Ths
io'i1wlng 9v officers were elected Captain, X.
Lieut., e ). Baber Sd Lieut.. Emmett ns.
priest ist Sergeant. f, q. Crump. The du.
y OF bringing the company into the practice
oI strict military discipline devolves on TIE
=. ~. M oncer and Orderly Sergeant, who
nave the reputation of being good oficers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Nacat 0Ncsr Resigasd.--Joseph Myers. of
this city, resigned his commission as l,nm n.
mander in the Navy OF the United Ia tes' on
the I'd inst. All mail and telegraphic COM
ton being stopped, he sent his letter Of resis.
nation TO the Secretary Of the Navy by Adams,
Express, the polite agent Of which promissd
70 deliver 1t, II possible. Capt. nj. is a brother
Esq, and has been connec ted with tha NJ
for nearly IS years. N'@''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

COL LAY.-The New Orleans Delta learns
.uat a.a Coi. Lay, who resigned his position as
.a aia Oh Hen. Scott when the Confederate States
sn,sH' sasu' mas oeh appointed to the Comma
81 e1dria, sIn, Las made vacant by the resignation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

~ mas been suggested to us that the sooner
the troops are mustered into service the bettsr
Tor all hands: The men thus engaged wonld
.nen Know what they had to depend on. In
10 yesterday, II we were correctly informed
none of our Richmond troops had hssn
m m astered into the service of the State. thoueh
their services had been availed of on ssvs4a,
occasions. 1t is understo TODD that the com.
Ranies from the interior will be first accented
The sooner all are mustered into service th.
better '"e 'he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

me Ler'"gtoa Cadets have arrived and are
qnartered at the Central Fair Grounds. per-
Iect Ia the knowledge of Il soldiers duty, they
on any field. In this contast ,,,o snelI actioh
.hat young and old repair to the assistance of
the Old Dominion with alacrity y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

q Meeting Of the Citizens who wish to con.
srlou.e TO raising fund for the relief of those
city of Rich mond who give their services to
the State, but whose families are dependen
on their personal exertions, will be held at
.ne merchants Insurance Office, at II O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

?, ,Dtscharged. Frederick Spindler and Franck
an, L,nel, tue TWO men brought before the Recor.
Der yesterday for pttering incendiary and So.
uitlous language in Caroline county and in
richmond on Saturday las t, and AZ other times
were discharged on examinatinn NN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

A nen Rifle Corps, of over one hundred ma,
nns Mas oeeh raised in chesterfield, near Fleet :
Mills, the command of w hich ha been rendered
sond 20 n N. Perkins, Esq 1t is expected to do
81 as the elements composing it are
OF the bone and sinue of the region round about
Petersburg ' '""u "oo"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Ltoerat Doa"ttoh One of our wealthy citi
zens contributed, yesterday. 81. 600 onr Of his
prlSate means, to equip the ''Thomas' ArtiI.
iefs, a new company jnst being organized
under the command of Capt p. b. Stanard
graduate OF the Virginia Military lnslilnie
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.

| Rchmoaa apEErAknMEnT; Er
SEALED PROPOSXLS viii be- reesi~sd' M .Tesc a.
For sltoring ooo fiint ioer
5000 Bss, rsrf1isiGe FIviE uusKrrs~ ,..S
or American, 81 or s.. 'As"'n
1000 Bss, s;,s REVOLVER PISTOLS. Navy or Army
| l,eOo CAVALRY CARBINES. Breeeh LEADING
Army size.
LOCO United States ARTiLLERT sABREs.
| Founder H0WITZERs.
10 spounder GUN-cARRfAGEs, with Gals.
| sons no' WIN Cais-
IL founder H0WITzER CARRIAGES. with
| !, .. Gsi.sons. pn1 u,w,r,,,
csis.sss no"i.A'" 'AhH'A'hs' with
| iTRavrnntfNG 1873 -r.ssuE
so Sets Of ARTILLERY HARNESS, a horses
| to q act - ' V ."-'''
500 AatfKs e-Poand sHoTnpe1 lds A5ss1lsiy' panssy
400 z Pound sHoT-psr posad.
5000 ,Poand .bsrYsd HoWlTzEE aS sELLs ready to b.
BSni.EES SShn1rEfa sscSist s1d ctqfsd-esl gs R,sss
soa FEKT9 FTEEKKT9ssloN SON. CAP MACHINE.
i'ssS l'sSs sPADEs. yaS Sc
i,eoo PicK.AxEs.
,ssS i,sSS GAMP GHAMTpHETSi KRTrrrs
4,oeo NESS PANS.
s.sSS sSSS KkSxPSscKs ksAfssc5ss a..
5000 CARTRIDGE BoxEs
ssS sss PskcnssIostassss1 psS3hsT ossctss1Rnss PaTsa,s
'''s sasss ioSs ~ Ikab IHkLApss for Iaf.n,ry ss,t.
r,... ton. s,,rIs PIC LEA, LEAD:
s%.s ..d 10 s1sss,sss ss e and
The shortest time possible M % vii, ,s h 'n,s ry. sisy
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FATAL AcciDSSr.-A young man named In.
cob Piper, tor several years employed ns /.
tonnage brakesiiian on the Halt q RI n nj IN"
Railroad, was killed on Wednesdny II \ ncint
uear the No. IL water station.
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Or. Coates, of Philadelphia. reachsa ,bi.
city yesterday. He reports that his life ,ras
ia peril when he left there, and that The mob
nad oifered reward of so 900 for the apnrs.
nehsion OF Mr.. Robert Tyler, son of ex- Presi
oeht iyier. The day of retribution will come
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4 man momed Seateg Wilton was put into
Tue cage yesterday, by order of the Mayor, as
an offender against the public peace. The
ohlcers during the day put Patrick Farley in
the same place. for threatening Mary II. Fer
gukson with personal violence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Steamer Htst Point 1t WAS rnmoro5 ,,os
teruay that the steamer West Point. of the
ork river line, had been seized by the Feder.
a. a. nercenaIies. A dispatch from Norfolk 10
nul~riniendent ,"i Temple, says the steamer is
temporarily detained there in the serw;ca -,
the State. i 'ieo o'
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcb
War Fever in Bed/ord.

4HAAFON-s, BEDFORD Co., VA.
April 21st, 1881
hasten to announce to you that the W ar
FEVER is up in old Bedford that we have to-
day at this place raised the flag of the Con
leoerate states. amid the shouts of larg e
ooncourse of gen tlemen and iadies-the IA a
being run up by three ladies, amid deafenjn .
huzzas. after which the meeting was address :.
ed by William M. Bur we'll, Esq. Old Bedford
is All unit, and will meet the invader with
'ne motto' we conquer or we perish."
In haste, O. IT
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aAnSIc ArrAIR--Capt. Jacob q. Burruss
n,unhas was anot n Dy John and Thomas Redd, In 10.
,nmoas. "a;, on the i7th instant, and died the
hended 1T last accounts. "ppse-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Continaed.-The case of I.evvis t,,oss g.
nagnting In the Star Saloon, aud stabbinv VIM
ta, nsn, on sunday night, was continued YES.
teroay by the Recorder until to-day -,
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troops from the South.-Itis stated on what
! rs deemed reliable authority, that 400 South
90, CO.. oiina troops Will be here to-day, and thai
o,ooo OF those brave defenders of the Son m
VIII soon be concentrated in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

nm' h"yton was yesterday committed tn
Jail by the Recorder, on failing IN r;ra 49, W
security not TO beat his wife, aud also for as.
sauiting with pair of tongs an officsr
VINO lnteriered when the domestic drama wa
being enacted " as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

g 1hs meeting of the Grand Dfr,sioa of tbs
oons OF temperance, announced to take nlacs
AZ "ayhesooro', Augusta county, has beer
pos.poneu ior satisfactory reasons. See ad.
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sssrs ARTIFICIAL TEETH.--TaE

frfSt5ssgsAA CHBOPLAsTlC AND VULCaNITE
@IIfYYY9 PRoCESs.-G. w. JONES, DEN
TIsr, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth. and being satisfied of ITS
Mo'9nte superiority over all other methods. can
H.th confidence commend i 10 those desiring full
vi ~ ia sets OF teeth, and especially such as nay
Te T dl'sGiihned with those they are now using
it7 erieet adaptation of the plate to the mouth.
.hd Lhe suction thereby secured, enables him 10
insert one or more teeth aouhoau cIasrs TIL. me-
tA.q haFlns been adopted by those sta nding high.
s ~. IN me profession, North and south testiIno-
tne eIn VII pe Slren and specimens exhibited to
muse w "4hAlhg TO see them. sets OF Teeth on aold
r.! "a! o.heI plate, WILL Of course, be made for
,uose pTefefnng them. Filling, Cleansing Ex
tf+ctlns, and AL other operations gently ana tho
~y9knlff gkf1Ilff penormsd Teeth extracted by ELEC.
Rail. ''' oPpoeite Norintnlan
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formed, composed of fifty men, whose are,
ranged from - to Y years, intended princi.
paily Ior home duty: bnt they resolved to va
whenever ana wherever they may be ordered
10 ana IN driving back the impudent Black Re.
Inc officers elected by this company are rs
I%ouows; r. 5. Watson, Captain A. III.
CampoeIl, First Lieutenant; G.. Hubbard
second Lieutenant The names of the ON ;
GERS OF the Troop, and the other company. /
VII, send yon as soon as they are chosen.
nave no idea that there will be a single
Secession. And with this feeling peryoding
Ihe minds OF all Virginia, and the entire
south, can 1t be possible that the Northern
N ,n,,na u 81 Is so ignorant as to suppose the Sou,h
oan ea ue CONQUERED! We may all be killed, but
conquered, never! We must and will have
washington City now, before we stop. You
may hear again from Sxyra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

nary zane ParceI, an old topper was sent
10 Jaii yesterday by the Recorder, for failing
70 ~ give security not to get drunk and encum
Der the sidewalks She had been nrras ID ~,
previous night for the offences named abovs
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authorized to Act as Poitee. The Horne
duard of this city have been authorixst, m ..,
as poiice by the City Council, in the arrest of
Offenders against law. VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

1he Ecaminatfon of Charles 81. ia an so,.
aozen OF more cases of forgery, was yes tereia y
continued by the Recorder for further TEST.
mony, until the 9th inst. ~o ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

The Custom House of the late United Stats.
mas mas oeen converted into stopping place for
Virginia troops, numbers OF whom now bi.
sSouac within its walls
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e~a~9@ IMPROVE YOUR
N. IS G. II r.

or fRANKLIN & Co, OPTICIANS.
pgerff,itIo ssf 20 tne gnblie their improved CRYSTAL
iiT,t9nng the impaired vision 10 lis prime yigor
TEIRscnebiys Feiy hpx ass412Nrtment Of MICROSCOPES,
srd ~ ~ Ee, mAkiSE and OPERA GLASSES
s!ERE0SCOPIC PICTURES no ~0a
Es CRYSTAL GLASSES set In old frsms.
d., NO. lSs MAIN STREET
=. klchmnnd Va
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Edmund Monson. Secretary Of the Dritish
legation 81 Washinktoa, wss ~ Angus q
Ga, last sunday, -
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fsaR7e, ATIEnTiUN, AN6LEKS!!-,

h-r<7ffaRE4n ATiENIIUN, AN6LEKNL
TsTrTr@Ys FRLsH SUPPLY oF FISHING
Ii, iooi-i am now opening the most COM
tn ~ hlchmond Amongst nay assortment NAV be
iylld all the variety OF HOOKS, such AS Virginia
GGfFslaes full assortment Of HOOKS on Gn, and
Sinmp also. Gut and Gimp extra; Rigged Lines.
snd" ioats and Hooks complete; Sea Grass, Floats
r.ass rass SAX Lines, in great variety, and of suus
tao' quality; Trout Fiies and Reels WalkIp0
zane Fishing Rods, &c.
.s1Io H1ho, ust received, fne assortment OF COLTS
"'sDfAled fIVE-SHO0TERS, ali sizes
JAMES WALSH,
49, y. Maker and Importer of Guns, Rides, &c.
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The Police of this city now patrol thar h.. ..
armed with nuskets loaded with buckshof u
a strict guard Is maintained at night in ths :.
gion Of the powder magazine .-e ae'
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~ NEW MUSIC

fhDERACY MARCH. By Toulmin. A very
bsttorothe aud brilliant March--ons of thu
.Ivt ever composed Published In handsoms
X 80, WIN a likeness OF Jefferson DAVIS snd
EsEiiN 99naIsdefaey . ~ flag the title Price 6vc
CHANtTS e., T N nAZukkA. ukkA. BY Frey 25c
PaiPy u, ~ BEkGER. By De Colas 25c
HIM. irrLoWER POLKA By Krummaeber esc
2se "a scH0TTisCH By krnmmacher =
for baai Wo eAsy and pleasing pieces, suitable
most IA Teklnpers, IN this popular composer
Itsl.pS,, noME. Ballad BY Bassier 2se
10 pfs,. On THEsiL By'V. BIB. 2sc'
by iH1 soUTB--A patriotic Song, written
6pfSaahra ftsoahra, Esq Music by Muller zec
'HoASE Willie, Music Publisher.
Aay Of Nh. ... Baltimore, Nd.
sS "a receipt Of the marked price. "S "
1S-1rse ssse by all Masic Dealer. ap Iss
I'm don yUA N-Ths property Of ~
IA sn,AisEs, will stand this season Il tn.
Bnneb Stables Of his proprietor, near brakes
kea % ,ss' s,aas the season sss Insurance. Mare.
wsgsy'' sts;- 81 BY imp. Glencoe, dam Darkness BY
oseaf al, Lsay Grey, by Sir Richard I'd, Ogiefs
Dos III imp Hafyesley; 9Th, lap Dio,ned.
lsi LsnS.p a. - rich blood bay, without v lite.
pfoysa ns W eight loo lbs. He ran IS rxess aud
Issnssh horse of speed ana bottom
sp I-I,asS' X. ". GAINES,
C,S."-- Drsks's Branch
| tLAs -ALBkET TYEp0TE = ~ -syy-
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Judge Jno. y. 4lien. t,ol =
Lieut.. NJ. I. Maury, have hcen =, sr ss.as.a. And
S,., SNaslsory Council 70 the Governor az nm -,
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Gas Works 0perafivss.-The t,onr.;,
requested the Governor to authorixe tha - ~
nation and arming Of military con,,. r.u aoI
among the operatives at the CITY t;as ~ .rSn ,IH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

An dften,pf u 6sfnc msra = = 80,
pany of Mounted RANGER IL th,s a.sl nass i.
.n,meulate cs,, service. We trust n msx =.
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Lddtes-Ffags, &c.
WrrHEvILLE, VA, April goth, 1851.
,,I olI Nhaii iacIiities being in wretched con-
oltoh, owing to the late heavy rains as wei,
"s auu noppoSitlon OF our people to the :gen is
Oh Black Republican Government handling
.ne same, Will account for my not posting Won
on the stirring events of the past week
ihe news OF the surrender of Fort Sumter
was received mere with the greatest manifes-
Gations OF JOY. A public meeting was held in
the Court House. EIoquen speechs. '~sra
delivered by old line Wings, Democrats Sc -
All party differences We're disca rded. and there
was determlnation to resist un to the very
death the coercive policy of old Abe and his
myrmidons. The Grays paradnr in Tn n - ,s'
ana hred seven rounds and a voIley for old
Virginia deliverance, which news the Tele
graph has vouchsafed to MS this dav As
write, grand torchiight procession is going
gu ifrge numbers of citizens. soldiers and
ooys, I'LL up the ranks cheer after chear rends
tue arr while the blaze of the torch and tar
oarrei renders the scene one of the most inn
posing description. Mr.. F. Sheffey. who il
staying AT the hotel, was called out, and made
very handsome and patriotic speech to the
multitude. ~ ~
Several of our wealthy farmers have offered
10 subscribe literally towards arminp and
equlppihg the young men, who are continual
~ arriving and Offering their services IN Cant
kent, OF the Greys. He will have in a fau
DAYS, the largest and best drilled companv in
the Southwest. -"
. Inc young ladies at Mrs. McGavock's school
Huns 70 the breeze beautiful flag of the
So'uern Oontederacy this morning which
WAS saiufed in gallant style by the Crews
i notice, also. that the young ladies at ihe
Coitege nave the Palmetto flyiug And no lass
tnah Iofty-lTe others have offered their SER
w, - " one OF our leading merchants to get
up uniforms. Such evidences of patriotism
on thelr part cannot fail to arouse our oa,Ia,t
young mems spirits to the highest pitch
RUTH.
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PARIS FASHIONS,
~ MISS REB ECCA SEMON @Fo
SPRING STYLES OF
PARIS FASHIONS
FASHIONS

For Ladies and Children
Ahd respectfully invite the Ladies and Gent eUne
d"wn 70 examine her complete stock OF NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
styles. such
spanish Snits for Boys; 2ouave and Josenhios
SSolue Tor Boys; Tomas I'd Hoplane Jacket for
b'ys; MazzePpa and Prince Albert Apron for Rows.
tlteQlar Blouse for BOYS; Princes Pafetsf Tor
9iTls Chiidren's Franklin Dress beautiful. St
Lawrence Dress for little Girls Misses, Cbernh
SAcIHs, Piccolomini Apron for Girls; Children;s
flsGiTa Apron, the Palmetto Apron: the Misses,
IuiIe Waist; variety OF Waist and slseye pat
t-ins; variety OF Waking Sacques for Misses: a
1sfs1 Dress for Misses: an Arebiau Mamie for
SFrhsr i,r Ladies; new style Zouave for Ladies'.
A7haVe Shirt for little Boys: Palmetto W aikiny
cse4a- IoI aIisses; also, great many other new
eiYie patterns now ready. Persons in want of
s"t,33r'hlng handsom will call down soon
A.SH ebMoS is now ready TO EMBROID and
bhAip ~ al Ely les Needle Work ;and STA1lPIEG
IiNA!NG and MARKING done at the shnrtssf
AoNc9. An entire wardrobe for Iutants: Ladia.;
fLdths! shlrs embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended TO. CA hand and for sale iii
S3i9rS OF French and German Embroidery Six
L4llts. now call down aud see for yourseIf-it Is
II! uioit0 10 please. Thsnk kful FOR your uast mar
image WlSh a continuance Of the same Dnn't
i'fte' the place, at Mr.. Z sEMOS's residence Two
t"yrS hetow the ST Charles Hotel Main ST ~ INN
-[ --alI--l zap s-lml REBECCA SEMON,
cAMg AOTICE.-l wish to buy A second
tssySss.- hand CAkkIA0E or BAR'OUC
- confer with BARKsDALE q BRos on
Ia "a 1.1 ~ 't.HIy streets. JAS. L. GILLESPIE
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1l1Ff kiCHMDhD-alADE PiANOs

KILHMUN D-NlADE PiANON
EStzas}9a5 FOX SALE BELOW NORTHERy
7 u n nPRlCEs. The subscriber has on
Inland three new very superior oc
~te s,, tIAAoo, which he warrants to be eoual' II
~ NJ nor, 10 any instrument Of the same onai
~ II I'M Northern manufactures
ne also offers his services to the publte n.
able .stes CoER,n EppIAt.IsMSs =. IsSson-
North side Broad 81, betwesn I'd and "a
TIT ~ tngfcEs ii z Leiebvre, ESQ, Prof. K. w
Ih'hw. Prof W Graham Nc M IA e.
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snes,n,. ars ars ncsc some hall. dozen ccmpanies
sncatnped at the Fair aronas ara tss a.s.'.
vt ~ companies will hs incrusassal q. .siav y
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WOOD, COAL. 40.

COKE The price. of CARBON Hill COKE
" will be, until further notice, a. follows
EL.umP Coke' e'..'....-.... ..Hs so per load.
4Sove C9ka,'''...... "
HAIL Coke, .................--...5.0e 90
apZ-fs JOHN j. WBRTH, Agent
An CORDS DRY OAK " 90 D-On the
W whsrf. FOR sale BY A. 8. LEE,
mn Us On tho Dock
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;:!s:s Y: I ,s:i:s : - sI' I|.: as:' /: :
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aAe vtrgtata kte<s have no nainea on th..,
~. = s0t,, lney rendexvous at lie ia % hi.
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7 y y D-W y D ID

A constant supply Of
OAK and PINR WOOD.
which will be delivered to families at the yerv
lowest market price. ~
10 Its A. g. LEE
oak AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned cd and q ndo1
~ shelter, for sale at Coke Yards -
Its JNO.J, WIRTH As't
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u UHas..-ALbkET LYEE0Ck- No. yss H.I1 si'
.sta lii H. aais. ia iois 10 sui parGhaAsTa, Tic
sssa,sst,s f,as nspiggi1s aTdef; spegEi Oh, f0s
" "s's Wa 4ss Mk Is
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MARYLAND.
The Baltimore American, of MONDAY s.rs

AAO DnAduoiC hneitSah, oI mOnday, .
The New York Seventh Regiment left Nav
York at O'Clock on Saturday evening and
was expected to reach Baltimore M four
O'Clock on Friday. We learn from a gentle
man who left Phladelphia at IL O'clock On
Friday that Broad street was crowded win
people waiting TO see them start for BaIti.
more, whittier 1t was understood they wers
10 start in special train at IL O'clock A
dispatch from Philadelp phia on Saturday said
that they had not left the Broad Street Ia
pot. This, however, must have been intend
ed as blind, as IL is now ascertained thai
they arrived at Perrymansville on Satnr-
day afternoon, and having seized the ferry
steamer Maryland, and ali the other Susaue
mamma steamers, crossed the bay TO Annatotis
where they arrived on Sunday morning. They
are are said 70 be accompanied by large force Of
Pennsylyanians, and expected to reach WISH.
tngton from Annapolis by railroad. Il was
however, announced yesterday that the track
on the Annapolis branch was being torn I'M.
ana the further progress Of the troops imped.
Cd. At late hour we received the follow ins
dispatch from oar correspondent at Annap-
oils:
ANNAPOLIS, April II, 2 r. M.--This morn,nv
ths steamer Maryland (the immense railroad
ferry boat at Havre de Grace came into this
port, having on board eight hundred Massa-
chnsetts troops, commanded by Col. butler,
en route for Washing ton,
Tbs steamer landed her troops at the Naval |
Academy, aud the frigate Cons tituiiou Ia now
being toWed out Of The river TOR the purposa /
y taking the troops 70 washington. e
another steamer with troops 10 lying or thu /
y sssrneos. snppossd 70 be the Seventh Rssimsnt
Jhs mesi iassa,s sxslts,usut pryysi,s il IA
IVY, Ma Wefsen2Nss Nafe neen cent tnroNeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Correspondence of the Richmond ptsnatcb
Htf Hedther-Aails-Wa War Neps-p Public Met.
tHy- speeches - Military Procession THs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

O. TOBACCO FACTORY FOX RENT
III Ihe large TOBACCO FACTORY ON Carv
street, between llth and lath with thu vacs n,
lot adjoining, for rent by AVA 'A' '"'A Al
de TITS KENT p.1yp xco
ca SHERNOOD >TILL FOX KENT
r ms peantltnl MARKET FARM one mile
-~s- from the city of Richmond il still for rant
ihe person who rented II having failed 10 comply
WIN hls contract K. Is HAXALL
- iA-it JAMES ITnVS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

"a FOB RBNr.-The CENTRAL AGKICULTU.
kAL SOCIETY wish TO rent out the FAIH
ShpuH 10 Tor one year or a term of years rssery.
ina TIE night to held Fairs and Cattle Shows TIL.
tenant will be allowed the use of an excelIsni
eultivating, a. garden, ten acres OF land ANA
nsiug the Horse Trsck and Stables for Trotfinu
fsrk, subleei 20 such regu iations as the Execu-
i've committee may prescribe, which will be made
knnun before renting.
The rent must be paid quarterly, and bond. with
good security, given for t. Apply Ia "
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