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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

Exports Produce. 5o32s $40 sissl.36 IO 800 $50
Exports specs..... 36OoO,56+ 2i,775,O3% 1888
Included in the exports Of Produce for the week
are 396 bbls. potashes, 200 bbs. pesrashes. 1902
ID beeswax, 1881 bbls. wheat flour, 60 bbs. rye
flour, 3,267 bbs. corn meal l5f,263 bush. wheat,
1903 bush. oats, I.i43 bush. peas, 36i,sGo bush.
corn $50 boxes candles l6S tuns coal, 656 balos
cotton, 2,4l7 bales hay, 81 bales hops ga bbls and
Is boxes sugar 239 hhds melado, "a hhds. moasses,
,095 bbls. resin, bbls. spirits turpentine, 80 bbs
tar, 2,277 gals. whale oil, l,O6l gals. sperm oil,
II, i3O gals lard OIL 32S gals lnseed OIL 5,O36 bbls
pork, s52 bbs. and 44H tics. beef 7,il6,4i8 ID cut
meats 25g O67 n butter S75 3s8 ID cheese. lOj i3l
h lard, tss 80 bbl-, 3SS bags, and Go ksga RICE
Gl3 256 ID tallow 23li pkgs. crude tobacco. 1928
n manufactured tobacco, and n, 1876 u whalebone.
The business Of the United States Mint, Philadel-
pha, during the month Of February. was as follows
DEPOSITS.
Prom ell t9Oa,bo %
SILVER DEpotIIs. -.
Silver aud purchases. Uo' w
-
Total ga, s1S o.
Copper cents 90. ~ received In exchange TOR
osus ~ beW hsue''''' ''''.'s'''"'''''.''"' Wv "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

nm p,,..6.27 s.ts...........5 8 Moon-sri. .N;ss
aisH wATga III. psg.
sandy Hook. l:2l Gov. Island OIL HelGs's 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-M,RcE s-Bsfs's
Justice SHIpAAy

SlhiEo tiNCJli "~'~'S
Justice SHIPnAN.
ACQUITTED OF mANsLAL 6H1ER.
The trial Of Nathan II. Milleu for the manslaugb-
ter Of John Dillon board the ship Sarrcen IN January
1861 Concluded st late tonr yesterday The 7idence
for the defense strongly sustained the theory that the shooting
of the accidental. The Jury rendered verdict OF
guilty. ind the Judge stated that he thought tn. verdict
proper one.
t. b. District Attorney T.. d. Smith for the Goverbuepti
VIM. NJ. Evsrts for the accused.
MURDER On THE SHIP MONGOLIA.
THIS morning the case Of Maurice NJ. German,
mat. Of the hp Mongos for the murder of Charles Brown
seaman up trial In the sprog oflsel the
MONGOLIA sails1 from NewOrlesns for Liverpool About
week asr leaving her dock difficulty occurred between
seaman named Harvey and the accused Brown By
ma1ipx remark that di,pea,ins to the mate anl
quarrel ensued resulting in the knocking down OF the mate
The latter after regsining tis feet procured pistol ard
rave Brown q blow on the head few days Afterwards
brown ordered 10 work the mast and whne thus en-
zsged the approached him from behind and struck h
on the head with iron Delaying pin Az Brown fell bach
ward the called upon the to put him IN irons bot
the blow had aud In two days Brown died
The defense 10 that Brown the mate coming toward hn
drew knife sud thesened 10 tsks the maes NE whe
thereupor struck him. but without intent 70 nbe' moS
injury upon him.
The case is still on =, o.,
District Smith and q. Andrews Tor the "o'eL'
ulen,; James ~ smith, j., for the accused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

sPICES-Jhe inquiry for kinds
and prices are somewhat nominal bsve only 20 notice
.sle, o. 200 bag, African Ginger o, lo.c.
sTEARIN-Th- market is arm the d.nsnd lar sales OF
100 N prime " hite OF Sc, cash. - .
sEEDS-Only limited demand for prime Clover Seed q.
&c. Al che supply Is liberal Timothy seed Is scarce and In
fair demand ~ 20G ~ 3Ii bush Rough flax Deed il
much wanted at 81 lisa ~ p q bu Ia. OF 30 ID.
SALT-The inquiry 10 quite limited, at 1ld II % iof
Lvepool ground 8g0 IS for do I'M. ~ " for do
DO A.h,oIls; soc. for Tusks Island
SHOT are steady at ~ d9c, cash, for Drop and Buck
skI.s-Deer dul bnt scarce aud nrm Goat are IN
moderate r.que,t seI OF $500 Pans 0J Msdss aud at
Cape terms not di.cloted q.
sPELTER La. been IL moderate request y C., CASH ioi
Silessu. .o.,.t
TIN-Bsnc, hs. been IN limited demand At ga 2.c es'h
Straits l. dull ld3i. Plees have been very spaiins5
dealt IN ., former rates. ,- -
TFATh. n qaiTy con,nue. very fair snd prices very
ann ". note since last OF 90 haIchet OolonS
.Id hsfchet The seie. Tor the past three day
foo, up ,oms hachs.t OooDs. and $50 do Greens
JALLOWJhe market Is dull aud quiz" heavy tie supply
/. liberal; sale. Of 5000 n prime City Of afc cash.
Fleece has been in moderate request 81
the bat toward the close there i lees activity Oh
account Of the announcement ~ auction .se OF
900 900 n In Providence the l2h inst sales OF $500 10
medium aud -s - 100 mostly at the latter rste
aud sses Of hne California AZ Sc The proposed 4
levy OF the production of ol mills We are very
much arsd will seriously Interfere with home manufacturers
un.s. IMPOSES ,uilAr duty foreign goods
tar because we Inclined, good many OF them under
such circumstances would be ruined sad obliged TO close
the mills Pulled has been n moderate request ~ the decide
Super private terms. Foreign IL IN limited
ses ~ ~ bsle. Est iudis at nd3c the latter
quality aud 63 bales todova and South America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

hars.s IN their Veal ard Mutton which pures the sa's
"a quote: ~o
Mutton, caIcasses......o 81
uipxs-Ne quote: -
we,,err, weighing sl97s at.
CITY slaughter med and curei weighing 6o0oo at az
0.sE-Prsirie chickens are quite scarce and eecdeay
hisher Witt Pigeon. pFoIe and Lent commenced the
present quotations could not be sustained under cons'd
cradle receipts. We quote: "a. -.
Prairie Chickens, Do, shot, pan'''' ID" "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TnRx-MAEcH
Before Judge DALI
Schjenelin aN. Observation-Disclosures 0verrnied.
TRIAL Tgss-MAKcH 3.-Before Judge BRADr.
VERDICT AGAINST THE EiGHTH-AyEEuE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Samuel Galloway sgt. The Eighth Avenue Kali
ro,d Company-Pisntf sued for damages for injuries
tanned BY hun having by of the cars Of
defeudai, on guue 2 1907 Of Esoth sNenns and
Fifteenth street The defendants set tina, plaintiff was
in crossing The plaintiff alleged that ut
the of the accident car and stage were int aoWn
the avenue and Inst attempting avoid the stage be was
the nd bruised and hso his foot badly c.shed
Verdict for plaintiff l00. H. Morrison and L. W. l. bel
den for plaintiff; John W. Ashmeed Tor defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

Thrty-ssven bales additional were offered, and As
cents y pound bid, which was refused and tho sale
stopped.
| The commerce Of NewYork from July 10 date
has been:
1859 90. 1850 81. 1881 90
Imports Merchandise 49, ,3s7b1B RI 53B3ST F7IJI0I
Exports Produce. 80 $40 1881. 3i6 l01 800 ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

APpLEsChoice red fruit y Dbl ga - 25 choice Green
inss *4a - Is; choice RoabuTy Russets, 80 1sd$A
CRASsRREIEs-EIrs, y Dbl, elIdSl2; do, sood V
choice, Sg0 90.
DRIED FRuIT-We quote:
New ststeAppes, y b.6i6 Plums, choice N az %
New Western. y lb....otd1 observation-disclosures "a
Cherries .lbdls BsckbeTnes. 5
Dried Pesches new. .tdolI
OsIoSs--Red. Dbl, 81 IS; fellow, bsh' "a W
bunch, = huud. 81 6Vd ba
0AsfICx-v 100 buuches &2
TuRsIPs, kuTABA1A-f Dol, eL
hAsaow sscAss-Boson, ~.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. MARCH g. 1862

bu the demand quite limited sales o, $4,000 fec. Eastern
Spruce Timber. OF Si2, ; mos.
LATH are and frn. at Of % for Essterp BY the
invoice; but the demand is quite limited
LIME steady st Soc fox Common Rocksnd and Sale for
Lump.
LFAD-Pis has been In fair reques. SO ss s for
Spanish Enssh and German, and S6 S foi GsleEs now held
at 81.
MOLASsEs-The market 10 dali sud hssvy and prices are
rather weak; we hear OF only 10 hhIs Porto Rio PIE
Sales at auction hhds Porto Rico s2,d39sc cash
the inside rate for prime. We quote; $1,000
Porto Rico,...,....N 639 Cubs Csyed ..."....led2l
Cuba Mu,covsdo .2od2S New,Oresn' .'...'.';tod4s
NAILS are IN ar demand at Sc for Cut me-; &c FOR
Gil ch and 3;c for Horse mos less slight discount for
cash . ,.,r
NAVAL STORES continue lsnguid, and spirits IuIpenun'
4, depressed e the moment but reaction iooked ior ere
long ..ss Of IS bb Spirits at - DO a. Se oV 40 g.
81 q Gallon and 50 do hue Rosin at ~ - y I5o ~
OiLsLinsred been in improved demand and Is himer
sales Of gallons at asa Sc IN caks and In 0bis ciot
the higher mostly Crude Fish Oh are quiet on
steady Manufactured OIL also In limited dsinsnd AZ an
ged rates Crude Petroleum, in view OF heavy e1iss
tai hs. been IN animated demand specutye account
w l3c, bn holders ask t0l5c Rehned 90 hs'
also been quite active ~. &c., to qusiiy but bodei'
dFrnand jpI We
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Western. choice. v dos l76lSi

E..ruxns-We Quots Western, enoiee 10, eIt. A.,
r..s. MsAT,-Csuniry soDsignoT ne9usnty leave The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

RCE-Csrolinsis steady AID he demand continues ia
sale. OF l23 tea t.6c. OF Ess ncii We have Only 70
notice . sale Of rs bsgs ArscaD, et Sic
sUGAR5-There continued, good inquiry foi Raw froI
efnsrs and the trade AID prices very steady a. tho s-
.iced IN st quote u ttdtfc for fs ne
dping: the sale, 200 hide including Cuba stosdIc
aud Porto Rico The sds, &c sso, 3J5 bsss Slam Oh
pTys. teTm. Refined not qUosby higher than ye.tr
dsy but very stToe quote at l0.dn;c tor Powdered
ranus.d and Crushed ~ ,.c for Soft hes and y dsc
Tor Yrow We repeat Sterss quotations. Best quality
Loaf 0,c best qgsty Crushed 0.c Circle Cru.hrd and
Grspu.tsd lOi, Ground 10tc White A. &c, aud Yellow
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-09
Mr. SEWARD TO LORD LYONS.

Department oF STATE,
Washington, Dec. 70, i~e3.
4. htSt H0Horabk Lord Lyons, Sc. Sc
NV LoRD-Earl Ru>sers despatch of No
,7h'eF oo,h, copy of which you have left
~ s'.n NE At NJ! request, is of the following ef-
'sci namely
Ina, 'etter Of Commander Williams, dat
: h9Ea. Mail Contract Packet Boat Treut.
!" sea November 9th, states that that vessel
-" = ha'ans 90 the 7th Of November. With
l-s' Macs! mails for England, having 90
O'a'l numerous passengers. Shortly after
g'oo, on the Sth of November. the United
s.''e, "ar steamer San Jaclnto, Capt. Wilkes
-o' sao"ing coors was observed ahead That
s,'1 s,sAle' 90 being nesred by the Trent. OF one
..lvA n''een minu es in the afternoon, fred
-, ..51I snot from pivot gun scross her bows
~ saoTrd American colors While the Trent
=. S approaching slowly towards the San ia
.-'O sue discharged shell across the Trent's
S.,' Sas' Shich exploded at half cables length
So o'e ner. The Trent then stopped. and an
49, Sltn large armed guard OF marines
ued Der. The officer said he had orders
"fsS' Asssrs Mason, Slidell, NacfsrIspd
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-09
TOWANDA:

Thursday Morning, January 9, 1867
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-09

Ro,ow will he found the correspondence be-
pe'V ,bo Rritisb Minister and Secretary Sew
tSsvr 5 e,on ,u' which it may be inferred that the
difculty between this country aDu H"s'a"O
are amicably settled - -,
EARL RUSSELL TO LORD LloNS.
o..-,-- Nav 20 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

raSua. We will not rehearse the nlstofy OF
the war in Nicaragua. for 1t II too Well
known 10 r. uire repetition here. Sumce IL
was honorable, both in iis origin and its
objsct, and based upon the EXPRESSED sane
ton Of the Govern ment and people OF
that state It was designed ultimately to
establish Constitutional American Gov
ernmant throughout Oeutral America, with
the institution Of African slevery ~ IL
dec Jared labor basis. It failed not be-
or combination Of its leaders, or Of any wnnt
OF prowess In the mon who Sustained It. but
because OF the combined action against II TO OF
England and the then United STATE: The
actors In that'sxpsdition have besn tsSmed
.'nlfiousters." II the charge b Jast, II may
be stated In honorable exssauaton, that 1t 10
shared oy many Of the Arst military onarao.
tionsd Den Jos. Z. johnston. Cen. q. ".
Smith. ard Gen. Mansfield Lovel. who we're
all eminsntiy associated with the exped1uon
ORGANISED egainst Ouba. under the immortal
Quitman, In 1854. The defence and deetruc.
ton Of Granada form the most brilliant cpl.
sods Of the war In Nicaragua. and iurnish
the most splendid proof on record Of the In
American volunteer in battle. ~hsn pro erly
led. For nioeteen days did Hsnnfnssen IN
Granada, with less than 800 men, resiss the
allied forces Of Guatemala. Honduras. and
COSTA kica, with the ins urge nts OF Nicaragua.
q total force agains: him OF 1000 We'll armed
men and equipped soldiers. DAY aiter day he
led MS olAve command in Desperate ana
dea Ib .dea ting sorties upon tho enemy, and
whom forced b ,ck by the sheer wsight Of the
brute mass before him. he burned the city
Q eep by step AS he retired. fighting amid cen
Centric circles Of IRE, unti. - received tne
order from Gen Walker TO abandon the posi-
tion, which order he obeyed, nfcer planting a
standard Oh the main plaza, with theinscrip.
ticn "aqHt fue 0ronsas'-"here sto I'd Or ,na-
dai" comm anued In the three days COM
bat at Masays, aud at the memorable battle
OF ObrAje He directed the defence OF Rivas,
aarch 13 and April IL when h, allies, who
peEetrausd into the town, were ali killed or
captured At The initial point OF The present
struggle, rs early us the l0th Of November,
Gen Henninssen advocated the withdrawal
OF the States Of the South from the Fede. al
Union In forcible article in the New 7. rk
Hwal6. He then repaired to Georgia, Of which
nobie Safe ns 10 u citiS Il. and In which he
has considerable interest, having married
n niece of the late John ncPnerson Bsrrien,
lo1 many years United States senator from
that STATE, and exerted bis IL dusnce In behalf
OF prompt &C lon Content TO serve In any
ospaei ity, 81 that he ssrves our great cause,
he accepted the command of the Second Regt-
mont attached to the Wise Legion In Western
Virginia. and has not yet had al opportunity
20 assert Dis cailbre i'll Inis campsiS Of retro
grbds tactics Combining does all the
dasn and enterprise of the partisan chief with
ths exact knowledge and sclen ntifc culture Of
the higher military schools, We feel assured
that on nc OCc .slon will he prove hinself uu.
vorthJ o. ais fl me as II soldier.
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~ 1TE aREAr VIRGINIA RasAneY AED

~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA RalHBDY AND
no HUMBU0.-PETERS' INFAI.LEDLB RE.
AADY ron 0ONNORRHGA AND AL 6HORBT
Dl6KABH6.-Thss ereat American remedy. con.
tantns no Aefcuhai of BalsAnle propset3sl, exeAls
every thfxx h6rstofors offered 70 the publIc In ~
curative, rsstorssvp, And renovatlns powers; and
the n ns1fcal world q as.onished when told that
the above remedy Will cure the above diseases, and
confounded whoa hey have occulAr demonstra,
tions Of the facta. But the proprietor, who has
knowa Of the remedy fof twenty. odd years, has
known Of acase Of 20 yeasS' standing 70 be re-
stored 70 perfect health, and all other cAses OF
shorter dur ration 70 % restored, without single
exception, and therefore chalsnses any case Of
0onnorrhoa which me remedy win not cure, pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part Of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, In his
or her case he guaraatses Q perfect cure (; and In
cases Of failure, Will furnish additional medicine,
tree Of charge 70 complete the cuss, through bis
agents; and . cure will be effected without incon.
venience 10 the patient. -- -.-
Price, Per bottle q; half dozen bottles olo;
expresss4s from Is 10 50 cts.
Sold By APPTRsoR 4 DUPUY, No. 90l Broad st.,
and o. A. STREcRKR. Main st., Druggists, Agents
for the city of Richmond Sold, also. BY n A. 4
O A. SASroe, Norfolk. and OHAs. B. OAAPBxLk
and WILSON WILLIAMS, Portsmouth. Va.
an l9-Sms
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Alchmunn pispatrb.
sl,,aY = OGsINa MAY 10 ,sss
,ss sAponDnHox OF TIE aIoH nosp prspAroz /,


"Wednesday, Mays.}
Ihrss Of the ensmy's guuboats, two Of them
iron clad. came mp at O'Clock this morning.
TO Fort Boykin commanded by Capt. John
o. Shivers) and opened ars, discha reine shout
sec rounds of she'll and riAs shot. The fort.
which had only hve mounted guns. returned
the nre until 10 O'Clock, when orders were
given 70 :piks The guns and burn the guar.
.ets nae nae company Of light arulis'y and
Wient &C unity, to parrfcipas 70 In tie nIht, hut
learning tnat the above orders had bee a Tiyen
they returned. The three fuAboaas then
moved 2 the river eight miles TO tas fort on
Hsrdys B.uR, and At II O'Clock the suns 1t
this fort opened DE. which was returned by
Ihe boats continually until 2o'clock After
nrilg over 200 rounds OF shelf and rin.. they
2nss. up the river ont Of range Of the guns
at the iort, We having fred the flrst and last
gun. Our nag waved gior,ously throughout
tne engagement; not a man was Killed In the
lori, and only three wounded. Wig:
Capt. Thomas K Branch, capt Of Whites
Arullsry, from Din widdie county; Privates
henry r Psrksrson. 4. A. Wilkinson, OF the
same amnSSa SSomp,ny: p ny Capt Branch was badly
aightiy IN the face-all from the slme shell,
which oursted In the fort. Vtdette John Han
COX, OF Surry Cavalry. had his horse billed
old not receive u scratch himself, IA wonder.
ful esoaps) There was NO damage done the
fort.
y 5ptaln j. III Aaury, Captain OF the for ~
during the en tire engagement CT three hours
and half. was is oool and collected rs il only
perIoi ming the daily practising Of his guns
on the fort; also, Captain J. h Akin, OF the
Varina Artillery, and Captain Branch, OF
Whites Artillery, and their respective officers,
(aii their names did MT learI0 nor can too
much praise be given 10 the mea ia each csm.
pany, ubeying every order from their officers
0raSely and ckeerfuIiy, as II they had raced
an hundrsd battles Instead Of this their first
battle 1t would Gave p,eased their frtsuds
to have witnessed how gallan.ly they fough.
After the battle. Capt Maury caused The m en-
to be drawu a. in Il line Ia the fort, aud stat
ed II IN re was Il man tina, did not wish to
remain il the fort and fight with Tim, to
step out OF the ranks, and he would allow
him to leave ths tort and get out OF tbs &c
OF the guns Not man moved, L or IN eye
quiverec; but stth one uuivor.ai cry, "No,
10. no! We will fghtl" Cau sucn msn De
COZ queredY f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

tn THE DiSrGI COURT OF TIE
l CONFEDERATE SrArEo UE An oRI.
! FOE tHE iASrEhN DISTRICT OF
vJk,IINIA FRIDAY, MAY 9TH, 1862:
ORDERED, That Receivers I hos GILES,
HKNRY BROOKE, Jozs Z. FRAHcIs, FRAsols
l. SMITH, .IEo M, SPEgD,T H. uAAPBALL, ana
WM A. ~ AuRY do each Of them, on 18TH June
next. render before William F. Watson. a
Commissioner Of this Court, al account Of
ali matters il his hands or under his con.
troll as Receiver AS Aforesaid, appoin ted
under the &C, Of Congress entitled, AN al
for the representation Of the estates, property,
aud effects of alien enemies, and for the IN
demuity OF citizens Of the Lf,drrats States,
and persons III ing the same In the exis H. Z
war Win the United States" approved aug
80 a, 1861, and 90 make and state III, -ccount
and se tIlsment under ca IN Of his cOliecions OF
moneys and ddisourseme q Il, under the set afore,
said And II ts fur Iher order that the ,rsh al
of .Iis Ooart cause to De published Iii the Rich.
moud Enquirer. Examiner, Whig. and Dis.
patch, tor four weeks cOnsecEtivsly before the
SAID day OF settlement, a copy Of this order
and that the Uierk OF this court se2d a copy
Of each Of said newspapers TO the district Al.
tory Of the Confederate States Tor this Bis
triot. A Copy-Tests'
LOFTlN N. ELLETT,
my U..4w OioFk.
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tahly among che people and to prevent - far We
can speculation therein, We will In futars ssll no
more Salt BY the losd. but viii sasablish Agencies
at convenient points fer its distribution 70 coz .
suuaers only. Our shipments FOR few weeks 10
others than The Confederate Government win b
very limited. After that time we can prevent
ssffering IS ieAat II We cannot furniah IN abun.
dant supply. -
allowed modsr 80 1osaa, without delay.
We WI aot retail Salt here, 70 90 by the eafs.
We pubiish the above 10 inform tia public, 70
savs OURSELVES efelt deal of eorrespon4eDes and
70 ave porous tho trounfs and expeoae Of com.
Ing 70 the Works on the cars 10 ob.ain NV sscke
Of SAit. STUART. BuUH ANANA = co.
an l1--d,mI fa = &}A H&ftviWo Va
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S- MEDICAL GARD.

- okelC6 HRAOYlUE.
DR. PLUMB, OF tho old Medical Hoose, ccHf,res
1iIaeeu NANNY 70 an Office practice. on Ersnkljr
ssrsst, little below the Exchange Hotel, and di.e
1ossiy opposite OddFsllo~s' Han, where skiiIf,,,
sd confidential trsatuent may be obtained on res
sonabls terms Thoss who have been sxposad te
early.
Conmunicxsons .sy .nsis, or a'h s-Nsac, promptly
attended 70. Office oper fF6D, y a. II. tn 9F II
nay 23-ts RICHMOND VA.
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"a A X % h u b
TX -sE WANTED
krss hnsis gentlemen can obtain B0AAO BY
d, nor.h, bJ calling st r5.
'-' sas MRs. WALTERE'N,
On an street, bsyond Jackson.
KGNA ~ ~ q.

a. KEwARD.-Ranawsy from my resi-
~ aenes, on Main street, about two weeks
70 +. small Mulatto Boy, named HENRY
,.Sht yeais old, with black eyes, and STAN.
msr, ghsp spoken 10. He haa been seen on
ard seaut Church Hill. The above reward
u1ll b gwen II left with Mr.. 0Io. ". KsH-
os,cr. OF 2ist a., bstween Main aud Fran kiln.
OARISTOPHER q. BOWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

A DMINIscRATORSS SALE or VALUABLE
"A PERSONAL PROPERTY At AUCTION, AZ
HioH MEADOW FARM, II Mn - HAsH OF
RIcHAoND, on TIT SroHH Nun k0AD.-As Ad-
mioistrs tor Of Josiah DAbos, dcc'd shall expose
to ssle at public auction. on the premises, (taish
Meadow Fum on TUESDAY, the 3oth day o6
May, 1888, commencipg It 10 o'clock A. II tbs en-
siIe PERISH BILE PROPERTY on The fassn.
oons.ssinz Of the fsiio~iDs Wis Mules anl
Horses, II heaa Caste OF the Oest hind, the stock
of Hoss, crop q Iosn. Fodder, Ac.. Farming
Uter sis OF every description. excellent Oafriags
and Harness Top oussy, with double and single
hasness, 1hreshirg Mss hins. ivory supsrios,)
n"ariy new aud 10 soor order. together with she
entivs Household AID Kitchen Furniture. OF s1esl-
su' quality. and coosi'ans Of The usual kinda
Previous 70 ths sale Of tho personal sststs, The
FARM called High M,adow."lS miles Hast q
tee city, cqnsa:a,pg sbeut 300 acres Of highly tm-
proved land with 10 dw silicg snd ample out.
bulldogs, will be rented to rhs hishss. bidder.
1EEMs.-For tie rersorni estate for Gums a
$50 and under, Cash over that amount moths
credit, for approved, endorsed, negotiable perez
with interest added.
aBO. d. PLEAHANrs, shsria q
H BrIoo County and Admr josiah Dabbs, aesA,
my l2-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

~ ODS Al GLD PAiUkS.
Laces, Edges. Trinu ings Needles,
Hooks and yes, evi & >ilk,
0lo. %, knbroiceries slsevss and Collars,
And many other Dry 0ocd,
Ber 6 o, Dress 0oo0s, Cambflcs
PLAID y uslin i, Swiss do,
Aud q great variety Of White Goods, at very
low dsnres.
M, chs Is ard others will 6nd many cheap and
desi' able goods In ibis lot.
nv l3- 6th q ROUSS, ia Main ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

.ro- skWAkU he 81 bscrio.r Will pa
%L,b e2o reward for the following proper.
Id. f9r Information that will lead to its discov.
~ stolen from him on Tuesday by a negro
sY, st the Danvilis depot, in whose custody
+, vss temporarily placed, viz q blsck VAL.
IsE, containing lot OF wearing apparel and
az, 900 Confederate Uou ron Bonds, number.
M 1877, 1888, 1899, and 1900 issued to George
sls.ll, May 9th, 1863; also, heavy orab
sHAWL, and an Um mbrella with a " bite han.
-.
Toe public are hereby cautioned against
.-sdirS for the above described Bonds.
Any Information concer uipg the above sub.
~, mst,er may be left with j. L. Taylor,
Pos'.ufdce Department, { s. a.
nv lt-6tS GEO RUSSEI.L