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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

AIOraBk EL DORADO The London Times
publishes scms wonderful statements 70.
s.pecting the new gold district Of Carrihoo,
land to the northeast Of the mouth Of Frazer
river, on thv Pacific coast If reports are
true, wealth can bs had merely for picking
These &C. ldsn treasures lie amid rugged mass
of fmoup tains, and were not discovered until
1850. Within two ysars well-peoplsd dis.
t.ics ave arisen, with oil the adiuucts OF
The gold country is about 80 BY 80 miles
square. 30 far as explored. The preciOus
metal is IN coarss, granulated lumre. mixed
with gravs], with Oocasionat pure nuggets of
considerable sEs. The mining holes are de-
scribed as shining with gold. Veins and
bouide-R of TEN pting quartz are seen in every
diree ton among the hills. About d, 200 was
aug gu. Of NO crevices a the rock less than
three feet under the surface.
The best claim ON VanwiLkle creek pro-
duced &i00 t. e20e per day to the hand. Un
Ksithlsc's creek the companies were m ak.ng
from $50 TO eloO per day to tie hand, and on
On Antier sek the rocker yielded . ounces
Of gold, Tor &sooD In single for Two
men below the town OF Antlet I've taken
out &, 900 with q rocker since last spring. A
man WAC had lett Viciorta pennileAs returned
last autumn With t2, 900 in duss, which he b ad
dug In about two months The averd 20 yield
On the fiumtng claims Is 80 ounces day to
the hand, Water for sluiciug sold,as SO cents
square tubs) ysr, alter paying this heavy
cnargs, the yield eft $40 to $50 q dap 70 thu
miner The gaius of the minsrs far surpass
any thing recorded Of California .. AussrA.
lis. One miner say 70 his claim will last ten
wears "to work ,t out" Labor commands
$s Per day W. tb BOARD; SO that an indus
trious mar caunot fali to mako money -
Gold dust j. worm 3l8 80 to SIC. so per ouncs,
or ol7 In payment for goods It averages
about $780, lo0ths nue. though soma specimens
assayed 0ls, The winter ciimats OF UArribco
Is not worse than tha. OF Canada The In
dians are psaceable. Among the drswbacks
are the want of good roads, aud ths conse q aent
difacultyO' OBJ aiming supplies OF provisions
and tools, for both OF which very high prices
have to b paid. Probably the lowest price
paid for any article Of food is u par pound 10 on
the California scale twelve yearo ago. The
mining season continues from May to Octo.
ber bat a. tnnne!lins has ,mmsnced. there
throurh These stories do not rest on the
best minority for the Lsndon aes sH,5:s.
derheadsd exsggeration. But the letter
writer At Carrio0o dc slares that he has per.
sonal knowledge Of the truth Of whit he 70.
lAte6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25
Tho Fall Of New Orleans.
To tks Editors of tie Dtspseek

May be permitted through ycur column to
COmmunicA:o 20 facts relative TO he cap.
II. OF MsS Qssn: !. mot
Impression OF every one both civilians and
military mes. was that Il had ksen 80 fortified,
and tho entrance 30 guarded, - to rendsr II
I'm .s 'r'sn.ole In THIS they wsrs right 4
.ouct as 70 tee result Of anythirg hat could
b. brought by man against our t-oope' post
ton, but the unlocked for aud sirrssisu.
Ole act OF na'ure cannot % rsNs.sa. A
when the river had risen to an unprecs.
deated height, and wse rushing along
Win frrest stble power. terrinc storm
tauk place: sweeping away tue carriers
snemy's veazels under the fire CT the forts un-
I'll they couli bs destroyed This CHANGED the
whole face OF fairs. The waters swept over
tn whole adjacent conntry drowned cut the
troops stationed ab3ve the forts, and LAID sew
eral inches des r In the forts themselves. 'Dur
aharI shooters in the woods below were for
eeverat davs knee deep IN water. and from
Fort st. fail1p for miles neove the whole
c5uatry was one vast sheet ct water, c1nlect-
ing the river citn the Gulf. Our labor OF
months na~ thus svept away In few hcurs.
fhere were no cefenGSs float oil aaJ thnse'
quence that ecnld act rs substitute fcr the
liver CbstIuctious, and hence when the
euemy's Il set N ade insh In full force. thtr
'esn Of their shi ps Eucceede In eating ~ and
siniiog all the sieAn,srs tEsswese destined to
CD eper ate with tho ter!s
Ii at pears to hs represented end ereii.ed
tina, only thses ships ps ssesi Cur forts: where
rs, .niri esn, iac.uding four heavy SHIPS of %
gucs ecch, veni by. all our vessels, after 81
daspsrate and bloody agh:, we're sunk or burnt
except the Louisiana.
We sas IL statsd III thu Memrkfs Ardi Saehe,
OF the "A ], inss ID II iaers we're in Fort ack.
s,D ouiy ihree ten.lrch coinInblads; not one
IL Fort 81 Philip These three heavy guns
were the only oaes in tbs whole department.
Both fcrss bad together ten or eleven eight.
inch columbind ds, and Fort Jseks3n had one
sev,n inch rils gun, loaned from the s"vy.
Tie iast ten inch cuium biad arrived IL N W
Orleans but f,w days kefole tae igat, aad
was noun Ted im mediAssiY in the fors.
Very Iespscaully.
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The Nineteenth Virginia Regiment
To .hs Edttors Of tAs NspatcA: -. -.

10 Hs k0tlOfS Oy Us X1ePakC4.
Simply for the purp.sc of correcting an
orror that was published in one Of your city
papers, and not with the view of Boosting OF
the deeds the leth Virginia regiment, Uoi
Juhn B. Strange, commanding, assert 1t as
a fact, easily esta blished By innumerable wit
nesses, that the 18th Virginia regiment CHI hargsc
tae ensmy's line ut the battle Of Williams
burg, captured the Excelsior battery Of seven
guns, removed all the available pieces from
the field, and took nearly, II not quite, two
hundred prisoners. The prisoners were deliv.
cred 10 the cavalry and brought to Richmond;
the artillery was manned by our own men, do
liveled 10 the Ordnance Department, and the
receipt thsrefof taken In the name OF the 18th
regimen This charge upon tho enemy, en-.
ttfely successful 40 It was, was ordered By our
Oolonel. executed under the eye OF our Brig.
adler. General, (Pickstt,) AID received upqual.
tfled pEe sse from 0enerals Hill Pickett, and
the men ard officers Of the veteran Ssh and
18th regim ents, who saw and applouded the
bravery OF our liant men. Home portion OF
tho l7th regiment, (Ooi Oorse's,) just on our
lefs. were with us Ia this charge, and should
share the credit OF the fair bat never nm til
It appeared In the Enfutrer, Of last week, had
heard that the Let Virginia regiment laid
any claim to the capture Of the battery They
may have taken battery, hut they d1 not
take, or help tc tabe, etAe. battery which the
lo.h regiment took akshe Potntof the bayonst.
hsld. brought from the lfeld, and now hold. q
receipt therefor. These are the facts easily
ests6llshed. t*aac1s. eat3zs
Al OYrIcsa OF sIs l9rn Va Rxalnxsr.
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THR YANKEES AaD tbs SoUfRkRH CHURcH. -
Ths secular papers row and thsn ave us q
pic turo Of the evils tn would result to our
Southern land IN III eysC et shs triumph of
the Federal arms. 1t Is shocking eaouxh--a
loss of every thing earthly thai al enlightened
and cultivated people eau hold dear. But
there is one aspect Of the snbis scs ths. hsa not
been presented. what ars The Southern
churches to expect when the invader has com.
pieted our SUI jug atioE--if ,unhappily that day
shoul1 ever GOMEZ Ard what will be she
fate Of those ministers who dare To remain
Arm to their prin ciplas and resist the tyranny
OF tho copQnei0If We have already publisb
ed q counts of c,srgylnsn On Southern sO!l
seized while leading thsir cohEf cations In
worship becaus, they woa'd NO. pray for tEe
President Of the lini.ea Ststfs-we have seen
how Cne IVES pub iciy esatcn, under the aye OF
q ederal offi .cr, bsCa use he would not recetve
IL his house 4 sotdtsI Eho sought to fntTude
himself there. We have heari CT Others aou.
SD, imprisoned and imp6yerished. bya wick.
cd ard rapa.ious enemy. From all We can
gather, we tafer that the pulpit and the press
will bs sufjsctsd TO the viiest dsspoiisEn, and
ffes thougbs An0 tree spesch wholly lnterdtct
Cd. In caae they ret osseasion OF our country.
: All tho laOar OF > eais In butldiug MP church.
~ free ffcm N tapAJ.c sns will be lost. NORTH,
oYu mission aries Will SWArn over tue land,
and the iyng arm OF the Norihsrn ecclssiast,c.
m no Uer VIII ce 81 ssc he'd ont over our people,
ana i 81 In IT'S y N NJ The suG@F sym
q. ss-sasulsg 1ss4sss8 suruss~ ST. ferys "a :
2iss 90. os III sss szet. - uar ees<sles sse
:s.e, e. ~1ay vtsy =. sserst.-1saAAsp~ tAsWpes
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HALLnoK's ADvAsog-He Must FisAs The
Oorinth correspondent Of the Memphis Ap.

OVIAHb0 correspondent Va tAA0 AEA0AM R1sS AP'
peal. under date oA.Daay 18th, Gays:
Hslleck Is gradually moving mp from Nom
terey with the matn body Of his army, en-.
trsnching himself as stfonS points, Worstns
the roads 1nd making coca bridges ovsr the
creeks ahd swaUps. as he cautiously ad van.
ces He has resorted 70 evsry means to ascsr.
tain our position, and, In order to approach
our ltne6 on the left, he sent O0l. klliot: with
nag Of truce, tho other day, under the pre-.
text 10 exchange one Of our captains for his
engineer, Lieutenant colonel. Tae truth is,
the In. .osi ton was 10 hasa that the Il tx OF
trucv should have been dIsregarded, ANA II .
liott and b . escort made prisoners. It may
take the enemy several days YET 70 make his
recon oiss ances, In order 70 ge; into posi- ton
for q regular sisee Of U0rinth. In thu plant.
ing Of has heavy guns, etc. ANY hour, how
ever, m ~ bring on Ru engagement OF a por.
tiuu Of onr forces on either wing with ths eu !.
oniy,s advLncs.
ltis. now Impossible FOR Halseck 10 recsds.
He muss pash on, whAsevsr be she conse.
Qusucss, aud the aboiiuon govsrnment:s, no
doubs. urnug him fcrwa6d, % every DAY adds
TO shs imnoase debt, aud Ike lhs adding cl
.strAWu 10 the. cameps burtAons must soon
bee&k his back its the turning point in thu
nistosy Of our rsycluuOn, and ssdecide shl
fsto Of s-o Non1h !: wilt % tAs 0ss graad
dsctsive battls IL oar rSvoiuaonass s.aegste
TIVE sssuis OF saieh n lss ess t,ias ,s IL .ssa
1saess o-4ad 6sisslg prosoag .s.@ VA
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SEIEGAK OF Iak Dutch CossULATs IN New
RLEAss -Ths following, from ths New OI =
leans Ess. of ths 18th inst IL the beat account +
we have seen OF proceeding of the infamous
Butter, heretofore noticed
Since our last publication, matters c{ con-
siderable in crest have occurred un Satur-
day q II, Of soldiers, commanded hy United
States officer, repaired to the building on Ga.
nal street, occupied rs the hope lbsarance
Company ard az tbs Consulate OF tha Neither.
lands. The hlG was oattns at the tims from
the edi6ce. The Federal officer demanded
the key Of the vault but was told by Mr.. Oou.
,urie, the iiu.ch Consns, that the vault was
the properly OF the CoIsuiaLr, that the key
was in mis- possession, aId would not be given
upc also, t6at he protested agains. the mill.
It the command Of the Federal ofii 2er, Mr..
Con turie ives searched, the key taken from
him, the vaoi. opened, and che specie carslet;
Oft. a. half-past six O'Clock Mr.. Couthris
was informed that he was at lbsrty. Tue
frst &c. on recovering his freedom was tc
strike his fag and to draw up an account OF
he proceedings. The money held by she
Consul belonged TO the hanking aouse OF
Hops, Of Amsterdam, and had been deposi ted
with the Consul CD the property OF q snhject
of Holland. Mir. Oonsnrie himselfisa French.
mau. ss- 49,
Ia the meanwhile de.aehment of soldiers
was stationed as the doors OF tho Canal Bank
corner OF Camp and Gravier streets, and al
the private banking house Of Sam Smith 4
Co next door 10 the Canal Bank. At aboui
half last three o'clock +. 3D., Federal
picket was placed under the porch and al
the doors of the building situated corner OF
Magazine and Natchsz streets, occupied by
/ the French and Spanish Consuis, with thsil
| respective nsgs floating from II. Soon afteI
the Federal ssnt,nels were Withdrawn by OF.
der OF Gen. Builer. The foreign population
though somewhat excited By this unexpected
/ event, refrained, ~ we learned from all I'M.
toward or Incorporate demonstrations Nosei
have been exchanged between the French and
Spanish ConsulS On the ous hand, and the
Commander In. Cniet on ~tae ether, but O1
their contents we are not advised All tht
foreign Consuls hare had conference in TO.
| ference to the circumstances above narrated
We have stated ths fac . to tns bes. Of on,
kacwlecgs ., and Iefr ain from comment for on
viOus reasons. .4
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"OSPITAL or THE MEDICAL OOLa
III LE0E OF VIH0INIA-ThleQ Qo0leai
sfscsod BY The ubsraity Of the 6sats, q sess a
moro than $50 600 b now completod anA opGn fde
by ita plan for tie sooomnoastion Of o. ~, IA
q furpiahsd With every convenienaa ranuieaNo 6nP
their comfort md successfui trea1msnt n Stas-
sicu "a Msrshall mrcst esst Of l1tA. iaumeGa1e11
sdiscout to the Medical CclIese. whiIe retire1 "a
MY is :. .he .ane time ssatid end soavsaisas q
The patients srs under he innsdisas sAaess a
tie Professore Of the ColIeee. .vvho nako dallv
o1s,,. II .s.,sssd hv : .omnst3& VI rss,Ss.t pSv3
cisn. = - -
AL persons requiring Medical o. Surgical tEsaA.
meat nrs admitted, exoeR; the I1sA1A end t0oee
labortaS under SaAbt'fox ASp ornns As1ss'
FI9cs n'so.naas: ,s M ...A -.. "a 49,. -
esave special care and attention.
caARen .
lnc!udmg board, MedioA Atts0daoeA AAi
White Ratae0ts...... ................Oo pse Wc9as
slaves es.::.;..::........:.. -; =: -:
For less than one week. u PEE dAy' - - u
shsa 60 fcs fun week.
SeverA neasly n0naenso knvase Hocns eAve
SeeI psov%1mea % g. .nose ~ cess.ne sSe seso1c ~ g
o. az nsr ~.sS - 'nss '0' 'ae "1 nv" ~ .
A.. not surgical opefasaoas re teopne nom - g
~ van % Fsqoifso' N addaseo 20 me asove~ ~sek'
y ss.es
.::. All enafsss rssa0ie On @s Fs1sov& q n
psue1
=. ~. o...naDas ... ss' .Siovp1 son.py
.Ce ~ ss,at ~ sanse''S' :" ~ ooE1opsns ss~ ~
rsnsnss solveyea q ~ hom ~ no.pa
a.a sua.soa' '0n''as' p'~v'@'o ssPseay ." W ~
PoSS; S,:, . -. ,...... -.
Hoaniesi snd Ain insreca =, n .,rao.ensnss.
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SEWARD AsD WILLIS At xosroLk.

Secretaries Seward and Wslies reached
Fortress Monros from Warrington last Fri.
day, and lett the same evening In a special
steamer for Norfolk. They were received
with the proper salute and ceremony, and re
mRtned In the city until late next mornfue.
when they returned, visiting on their way
back too wreck OF the MeFrimac.
The repulse OF the gunbOats had dspress.
1ng enect at Philadelphia and New York
Ans fnhadelphta lsqaHy says 'cur people
aave acquired such voractous appeuses for
tsc.ofy, tnat nothing short Of com plete and
nn~ .Mt9mpA In every UNDERTAKING will
semRofary check TO the Jamesriyer m a adror.
on Xnursday last, threw a fiim nt ~ adny
oseI sns DIodo coun tsnance Of the public.T
let tel nom New ork AatAd M Iu ..v.
"the town was In very bal hnrcc. -, az ~
morning. The unsatises ctory teleerar. shc,t :
the mtsnap 20 our gunboats ap the j Ana. Z rtyss %
49, RxooucI % q q very 6sneral di1rnsion
of s6lues. Thst Glass Of people who as~...
prsfsr the gloomy side Of & picture Vsrc ~.
and that the prssttGs'of TIE Monitor Wss
Ths lev. Dr Bssbuns, Of the Reforms ID
Dutch Church, 10 dead.
The movements Of the Eastern and We1teru
Armies. tor prudential motives, Will be kep1
very quiet for the next three or four days,
unlssss In the meantime, decisive battle
tAkes pleoe.
It u sesumatsd that over soc vessels viii sail
Tor tA0 Southern ports By the lst Of June -
There will be at least 200 clsa canoes for car.
goes Of ice. sis
Ltncoln has rspud dated Gen. Hunter pro
clamatton. and thsts 0fleer. It II said, will
probably resign.
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r OOk OUT F0R oHnAP 0o0Ds.-aavans
II .ysta . large stoek Of Dry 0so6s . h0a. I
oass: with We iassauoe q s.osias es. =: s,ssrs
basss, wosstsd, plaad and strlpsa seod1s @na3
silk. Alpae.s: S.lieo, Ginshams. slask rnats.
and ehirtins. OEnsburss and DRiuineS, oaal1nellI
and Oassineres for nee ana boys WooEs le0oe
Morocco shoes and 0aitssA eAliiksa ~ Mmo4
ssoss msn. !, nros.I; snA sssas aaey asss
Uall one and sll. ycu wa.sss ~ cessz, =
Also. 70 boxes Of the bsss AdAmAnl1e Oen11ss.
Main "a :. ..rsss ss i.aSs Isl jcMfs ~ s7kzusx: :
Wv cheapest Dry Goods In xhe clty WY.
ever ybody. II you want . rtOA o1lh LAD
shawl for Q. yos can 9: T. Il yoa yaat .
..t 4 %:a, :l,s la sGs 9 81
p'r die sss -. :: :,.: s:s.s
EzEKlEL'a HAIK ElNTV1KK-xS3 q
IL and preserve your hair. i pfsvsato 1Ae
half from falling cat, remcvea oaAdI11
tonic in are. RAliabls es1ttAcAsa m
gentlemen and iadtso Of kicAmcn4 60 =
produced. who have Used tt WSth 01OoolDs>.
E s :sa' ...s y "a e:;;;s PTs: y s. sas se a -
Z MP.BIAOK H1HUT1GTOfT-
L. Lamp BLACK In paciase aa1 {caataAass
un -. JOS : s4Hs.21 3's.ss: e. : g "a,
DLAOK SILKS And SIX DU1Ul
I'd AND s0AMTLEA-AI tAA 0aaAIe ~.
pot, - 1sin etIeet, can - touAd U101k 011le
q NOM - 20 ~ Per yaI0. Also, 0o1QU0oD0
mAnt!ss Of The latsaA dasl0n.
aye - Na1n -.
- OCKH OOOU SAMA6tTz1-kkl0lL6 81
~ 1ocp @ SAnA.ifAs-Rssx's &C. nArAns- ~
ralGta, and Pains non kyros1fe - O014s
&C., and can be hs6 wholeaAll and coe4S1 000
". PET 1E6oON Co.,
cps Nc. - I'D o0oeG
ONY OVEKAAtiKn..-l0o DAY OVeg.
vT oncka, suitable lOr . cOUpA1I, e0e n
military style. With sagle butto1e. 1!40 ~
And sssY ,1w $500 :: that ~ sfSsSk9sE ae SsAs
anN lss Mails ssrese, top sla11oJ
RONNxf skAnkA ..,,,rrr --.-..
Rev .,y,s Bonnet Fresss inss rsesSS(S q
sss nan.Is l,sros. . aaia ssssst A.. tis.
soas, fiowsrs. Ac. $1,000.
- sfou tsso - rA..
tN ~ asa~s. Al as, susses1s ses.ss =. - ~
| sssry ssr.sss AEsssssS ~ Akss
lnLnLAnIEs. rts Tiik kxAlIIE s-sssss
IN tGeeafNea S tEakNkA4xnNhNll lfaAn NpQA
Ss.sss g sssas = s,s ~ ''1 -
"a Sli--z 'ss''5 ~ = - = :
So saa s4t
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Tns yAaktss On UockepAr Island, teivN
EaynEnnh. pont uls = balloUM on w edAesday
u, gacoaaoirs tor MASKED bateestsA
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IlTAnTED-
AN Dw NJ kR

w OWNER
N a sse note paid By mistake to one Of 1ay
s.iesmeu, q few days since, as q 70 cent bill.
the person who paid II can get il By apply
st 20 Il. F KIRBY. Ksu Market, descrihs
VT the same, and paJinS all expenses.
"a -SfA
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a HANCEEL FAMILY, nos too numerous,
"A who can zurnish their own ssr srsnnts. can
hear Of a dslign t1ul home temporarily BY
tnqutrinz at this Ones, NV 22--ts
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2 0 A r d + b 5

4 few ger tlemep and their wives, or single
gentlemen, can secure BOARD, with comfort.
able rooms, by applying 1T Mr. WOODAkD'S,
on Grace street, between 81 and All. Also, .
fe n table boarders can be accommodated.
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II OsT-On lSth Asy, my negro boy HkNHY ;
IL G,i ( nsgro Is about S fest hiah; black com.
PIE xioz th. uidefs . little insip d il shout 10
y ears old. and viii wsish about I39 lbs ead no.
ero had On y han nissing ! esp gray ccs., ged
Il fnnel ahst, aud pair cf brown iinsev yantS no
&shoes Or boots. have Eesson 70 believe that hA II
In Gan. S1Ai'h's Division OF 4 o Army, and will
pay liberal reward TO know Of hfs whsgeaboutp.
or his delivery 10 me.
HORACE A.. ALLEN.
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Ga IA nkWAED SEOLEN or SCR sYED,
% III from my premises. on Franklin st !,
te Ween II nnd1a .reets, on Friday morn
Ing. 18th inst HElFER COW and young
OaLE, weeks old. The COW 10 a red color,
sore eye. The calf same color; two white
stripes over the back. will pay tn shove
reward to any one returning them to me at
The Aahambra House, Franklin street
my 23-3t* Fl. MCGEE
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CAMP THOMAS AR11LLEhY,
May 22i, 1909 I
YV,EN DOLLARS n WAR Stray ed OF
stolen from the subscriber. at Richmond on
the 2lss of May, dark, chesnnt E RE, with sad
die sad bridle el0 reward viii be paid for the
delivery Of he said mare, saddle and birdie. TO ma
at tee eamn III the Thomas Artillery, three miles
bslov Richmond, on .hs river road
THOMAS b. MGCURDY.
Cd Lieut.. Thomas ARTILLERY, Wlloox's Eriaads.
ON al.A
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OST-A few days since, Il

OST--A few days since,
Tor $50, No. q, on the Farnsers' Bank of Vir.
ginia at ixichm md, dated l7,h May, 1862, drawn
By Msrcer & Hill All persons are caution
ed against receiving said check payment hav.
ing been stopped. T.. A. J. OLOPTON.
cy 23-3~
stUDND.-Left In my store VALlSE,
T. several months ago, containing sandry
Michael Il. Shea's name In 1t. Ths owner
Will plssss come Anciprovs property.
nh 22-ts r.. ". POWERS,
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iITANTED-

W A SITUATION
10 Drug Store. by young man who has had
aJsNs experI1nce In tha business, and 10 not
9!sGe TO the OonscriptioQ act Apply to "T
VS." Dispa tch once mvSS-St&
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Z OSP-Un Caxy street, TIE 20.h Of May, bay
. MARE, lame in hse right fore leg. Any one
finding her, or can give me any Information - 10
her er~whereabouts, viii please call at Hill = Nor.
fleets. corner Gary Gnd Virginia streets.
my :3-3.A OHAS. d. HILL.
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w A NAN TO CUT PAPER
tso, number cY BOYS for nSEht work al the
Machine Cartridge Factory, en- TIN street between
Csy and Cansl. UAEDNkR az.
NJ 1852
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4 AN rHU-1U Hikt.

" 4 SERVANT,
70 COX for and wait on an of1cer Address
| u J. H." by note, q: nisp1 tch Office, stating
n,I1a and whefs to be fourd nv s3-y;s
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Q1n REWARD, ,-Suaysd. ON Thursday
ID III night, the 72d CT the present month. .
,runi Rsv. VIM n. Christians ic', cn :6.h
street, Union Hin, BAY ARE, SIX years
Oli, about Ave feet oRe or TWO inchss high,
with g. sxnail star in her forehead, AID u small
Whiss streak cH Fer nCae; had Gu only one
shoe, aud shat on her Iefs front foot. Will
pay the above reward for the delivery Of the
said Mare to Mr. Il 81 Bafnen, Fan kiln 81.
betwsen 18th and 18Th, or any Information
which will enable me to get her gain.
nv 24-S< JOHN H. BDWRY
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HT ANIEp--
W CABINET ~+akERS
nnt CAkPENTEAS.
Apply to Il q. HOWE,
vy Ss-gs GovsFnor street.
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0FFIUB PROvOsr AARnHAL4,

Nay Ifth, l601. }
OTIOA--Au persons who have dspoAitsd
~ MONEY with Capt. Ale rsndsr, Assistant
Proycst Marshal - sesurity, viii. ca and Altar
T0.MOaROW, May 18th, call at tbs cillce Of The
Provost Marshal, corasr cf Broad aud Oh streets
aud gst ihelr money n. QkIHW0LO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

w Tarsa TEAMS ERS
h &. Washington Artillery OF Hamp,on's M.
re Lautfe al this Off, .i 10 o'csoet. 20.
uY nv f4-9s
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sNWENTY.FIVE DOLLARS
Il REV A r d
will be paid for the delivery Of my
WATCH and CHAIN
at my store, on Main street, No. Il, near tbs
Old Maraet.
my .4-St* y. A. BROCKMEYER
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