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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05
HATS AND CAPS.

ID II o v A u.
Ths subscriber would iaform his frieads Aoa '-'
public that be has removed TO the ...,.rs
CORNER OF MAIN AND 9Th 81 Sie'"
CUP srAfRs0
Opposite the Spo tsw God Hotel, ..-,,as
Where ~ intends rsnc'ae '1'''s
NILIT AIRY
And respectfully invites he as,sn tioa Oh 'a''''
and others 70 bis stock. a.
Having discontinued tps Hat basin.s 'o' - -
present, he would be obliged TO those iGcse~' "
him 10 settle their acccrrM. .,n,n
il 2--lns bsfO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

NI6BVLUTIOn.- CO. partnership OF
WATKINS e. F1OKLEN expires this day
81 limitation. Either Of the subscribers may use
the name of the hrm In liquidation. Our books
aud teccounts will be found In our Office, On the
second Aoof Of our late storehouss, 159 Main st.,
where all persons indebted to us will please call
and make Immediate pa yment; and those having
claims aSa1ss win present them there for settle
ment a5 eI-a J. b. WATKINS,
- 40 - JAS. b. FICXLEN.
Rtrhr,ov,N Tan Z 1850
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

Nh tEE.-A PHYSICIAN wishes to buy
wv q sma!l FARM. of from 100 to 800 acres
within twenty Of thirty miles Of Richmond, and
near the river or one Of the railroads he wants
good dwelling and Other houses, and would pre-
fer to buy the situation Of some practicing phya
cian. de win pay cash. or give Richmond pro-
perty IN exchange. Give particular desciiptio
and the price, and address. for one month.
ia 2i-lutt d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

nlSSOLUTIUh.-Ths co-partueEship hereto
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
4 CAREY WIS Dissolved by mutual consent on
the IL: inst The buainess will hereafter be cen.
ductedin the name Of q. b. BPENCA.
Fl. B SPENCE, 4
II @ts Il W. GARRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

49, an 4Ell--N -IkO LABOR The jsInes
y R,rsT and Ksnawha Company wants to
Pfg2 aegro CARfENTERS aD; LA8ORERS,
70 wota Inc repairs of the Canal during the
pre.en, year. Liberal wages will be- paid and "a
lions. clothing, and medicine and medical attend
ance furnished. For further information address
the unders;gns d. In this city, see the Compa-
ry's Agents along tho lins OF the canal, who are
pr-t,or 10 tyra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

in 20-7wA between I'd and 4th SITS.
AL CLOTHS.-Tne subscribers. having In.
creased their facilities for mspufactur ing,
now prepared to supply rerchacts with OIL
CLOTHS, of various widths, from A to 8 inches
wide Also, GAP CLOTHS. These goods will
be found superior to any other IN snufactured In
the South The attention OF clothiers is particu-
luly called to these goods. Samples and prices
forwarded by mai. REITH PORT,
Factory near Central Depot,
ia 3l-ImH Office on Main and Governor SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

nISSOLuTIOM : The partnership Of
H. vANLEW. TAYLOR T. 90. IL this day
dissolved. ;,
Having purchased the interest Of @. II. PLEA
SAINTS, the iufviving partner, JOHN N. VAN.
LEW, will hezeaftef conduct the business In his
All persons indebted TO the old concern, viii
please call and settle with the undersigned.
e.-rS IN JOHN n. VAN-LEW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

VHy AN E D.l,00O cords PkRSIMMON
wv TIMBER, suitable for manufacturing
Shoe Lasts, for which the highest cash price will
be paid Also, the public tn hnow that We have
on hand ard are constantly manufacturing all
kinds of Shoe SITS and Boot and shoe TREES
at our msuufsetory, on 18th street, In rear of
Shockoe Warehouse.
iR S2--1rlk BOYLE. GAMBLE e. 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

|GoAfo2rS' oo,uovrs
COMFORTS
500 Comforts Tor sale cheap. Alas, 500 6tacyo
universal satisfaction, and ase commanded highly
By both Gems. R-aregard end Lss, A.
O. W. WHITE 1 CO.'S,
ia7-1m& (3ovaruor styseA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

~ AN rED-At Roys,ec Hospital, 23.h
~ street, six steady, reliable white MA LIE
NURSES, and six steady, reliable slave
MALE NURSES. None reed apply without
he best recommendations. Apply TO DIR.
Crens ,ucxt door below Spots wood Hotel
or 1T H0siital from l0t 20 l O'Clock IL Lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

I hHEi4t ~Vc'u .-ors % torn artillery
~ company. .-.a-4r "i.i, 10 man the batteries
il AVID o.1L II city Il Ii hnold, fer the period
o. T.? Inaltn8, snd tor no ether purpose. cali at
Gat on Ioth 81, be'wsep Main and Cary streets,
tb0.- G1t ht'i.s aay aiace to s:aY csn remain ST
IL 8aU ua;i' r,-s.aT.G into service.
y. MILLS, Captain.
Ia -G-tCtt TTA19EeC AXE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

Just RECEIVED
100 ps. English PRINTS.
$50 ps. American do.
100 dozen English HOSE, best quality.
80 ps. Irish LINEN, best quality.
At JULIUS SYCLE'S,
2S6 and 238 Broad street,
ia 2Q-7wA between Sd and 4th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

.aJ ANTEiI--HA AS FILTER.
E:G A good GAS FILTER
Will be given liberal wages and steady en-
ployment BY Immediate application to the
subscriber.
&. II. LANGLEY,
18th street, between Main and Cary.
in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

NOR SALE-A very valuable hSTATE vel
II suited for 3 wooden mandatory 1us nis
from Abip gdon depot containing leo acres Of v.l
improved Land due Orchard, No | Brick gour
and Kitchen, large Barn, and abundance Of on,
houses, two of them good dwelli, ga
The Factory II OF stone, 60 by 30, with SION.
dam.
A Wool carding custom worth $500 dive han
drsd) per snnum.
Also one Oil Mill, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (Abingdop.) THOS. 2. CLAP
Christian Cbser var please copy. il 25-lns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

ULIUS SYOLE desires 70 notify his friends
q aud the public at large that on the goth of
Feordary: 1862. he win remove his large stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, SHOES, Hats, and
Gaps, opposite, No. 233 Broad street, three doors
bslt " Mr.. Marx Downsys Store.
n. Bills present Store. No. $50 Broad street,
between Sd and 9TH streets, IL for rent, with Dwell.
lug and Store Fixtures
ID 20-e0sA JfrYTyIN NYOY.R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

TOWER FOR RENT.-Intending TO rrsci
buildings on the lot corner Cary and l0h
streets, now occupied by MIR. Truman A
Parker, to accommodate my business, shla
.e able to furnish TO one or more ,enau,
an ont To- horse Power, and will arranged.
hui,, 'ings with special references to the uss
desireo providing early application is made
tn tha 'escriber, at the Richmond Stove
w.. liza 22-ts] ASA SNYDER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

DlSSOLUTIONO OF co. PARTNERSHIP.
The paxfnsr.hip heretofore existing under tbs
style al, A. .RQDEKER 4 CO., haviGg expired
January ]. l9s3 by limitation, and the deceaae OF
Mr.. WIN. BODEKER. the undersigned has asso-
ciSted with himself Mr.. w. NJ DADE and bis
brother. NJ. HENRY BODEKER, on the SANS
terms that existed In the former concern, and viii
continue the p g AND APOTHEUARY
BUSINESS att hs old stand, No. 10 Main street
under the sane name. A. BOUEKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

lust REVIEWED
30 pieces Silk HANDKERCHIEFS.
ITO Dc zen Cotton do.
40 dozen Bingham do.
800 dozen HALF HOSE.
IS dozen POCKET BOOKS.
70 dozen HATS.
Is dozen CARPET-BA4S.
At JULIUS HYCLES,
235 and 23S Bread street,
ia 2-2w* between Sd and 4th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

- - 80 - ''@.} @itN ''to SIS.
IA go If+--Ls, ;s~E---A vOa:g WIMAN,
VIII. o. without l-eii9[. briuce, com pc
lol,4 ana Il t,,ill.e& - 4. house servant Ep.
ntu ~ ct..rr O: ;@iA sud Franklin straetS,
-fos ..outa3.Sats Comm ,ae:oHler's oiica.
b. tie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

NARM IN HANOVE FOR SALE :
We offer for sale privately very con.
veniently located FARM In the county Of
Hanover, two miles South Of thu Court
House and thr 'e- Quarters of a mile from Tue
Cen trail Railroad. The Farm contains one
hundred acres OF most excellent land, with
good meadow, and is considered one OF sas
most productive Farms offs size IN the coal
ty. The buildings are very rood, the dwell
ing is two stories, containing five rooms WIN
garrets, good school house, carriage.
house, &c. 1t Is considered one OF The pest
locations for a professional gentleman IN 'as
county. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

, "a \ TED by !. t4Dltt1 CoLs.5ttI < Of La
3 = Gies w.th ;r.$c u1Ie0 = fcrLishoG aOUsE,
cca.&ia1g Io've. th.. six sc1ru0, Tor a period
% six uon'hs CT longer. AdLr, s. - I. "A. + -
oicpatc!, OH g. fe 3-3f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

TOk RENT-Possession given i'm ms6i.,.-
iy, the brick dwelling house on ?S,h :,
between Main and Gary SITS. The hou,,,
contains 9 rooms, besides the basement
There is a large lot attached TO The hoe,.
with u stable on It, and n vel, in the ysa
Also, two desirable wooden tenemsptsm
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Applr -
THOS. j. SAM'L HARDGRUVE
in 6-lm&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them. they hope, by strict and faithful atten.
ton to THAR business, TO merit good share Of the
same in future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

DISSOLUTiON.-Th firm of WOMBLE
& CLAIBORNE Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Either party will sign
the name OF the firm in liquidation.
5-1~~. JNO. E. WOMBLE,
JNO. II. CLAIBORNE.
Riphmond. FAhruAry 1862
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

L'Oh SALT That beautifully loes.eo S.s;
t. DhNCE ON Fourth str ct, GsnhI.. usi
directly opposite Prstt's Cottage, cor AMIN" on
rooms For small sized family, no mora 49,. va
bic location can Dc found In this city I.o.,,s :.
asa snyder, ct Richmond Stove Works.
r. 2-ts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-18

SnOeiIsn bate lit Der &upf, Der am Ganpe
f6ttar 9emorSen mar, erbcbcu uno gBof, Der
drme Strrlidte. ros 6aupt nit einem tutiaen
&ufp' "erbunben itisrte blnB unO prrR6rt in ben
Sd9craum tincu.
s9Oif rief Sob, at,r Der Ba6nlinnioe Der
BON NuBcn an Der gBaiferwebrs cmpOr eetettcrt
mar, pcrtte nidt duf; CT bate Sims ibm ,uac.
wenoetes @sii6t 9esbsu unO nit cincm acuen
cen SntDi6rci fsttsrte sr gan, berauf unp
ipran9 in Den SGseraum.
Du tbmmif wie serufrn, Dulf Iaate Bob ,u
TOM, lteb' Dir BEN = durfeu pptl an. gBir
''4iisn Jest 6tHnt, tlet6r bier unv tswade i'm
wob'. sfenn Semaup lt@ naten Iuute, 70 made
YARN, mir linc Bier unten in Der Nabe, uno Die
6aIlt0ure tIett ia pffsn.
TpIt nntmcrtete Etcht, = or nidte ttus Numm
nit Dem &cpfe, ais tote CIR Bob pcrRdnpeu, pann
desr bIteb er prr Sim ltcbcr, unotrmanot Ieiue
lttercnSlife auf pisicr acriGttt. -wdb,rnb feline
S'pptn ccnouiiviidb sudten uno unb6rtaregBprtc
'u murmeln i6ienru. Sot, S9aw unp Som fie-
gen tnpeb binab.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-18

S6rtdIi6 ! sutissIidb Iustc Sbuw ftiu Sc.
iift perbaGenp.
Gr bate sebnfadb pcrbicnt, ia9te SOb ftuitsr,
= eos 1T tie 5ano Der SrgsItun9. Gstt iebt
ben Nnorrn entgc9en, unb aft mid bier aucin.
- Cure Sano bIeite rein; = itt ptree erfiilIrn.
mas m,tn 9lmt it, @e6t!
Stow unc Som, pom GutirBen 9etriebcn,
9er'ttBtn i6wsi9snb bic Nubls, = Sot oter
ltie9 wteper in paS untsrirpil6e @tmatb bjrat.
(6UrteBuu9 fplst.l
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-18
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@cBcturrrIWc Npto ct. 9pajB.
9Spu
Sctnri d S6rnfein.
(6rrt1c

Sb! boS fpllte cine Strait Icjn, bic bic
Scufel nod gu teuFiIS fnbcn mlrSen.
6jrobbe.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Terrible Fight Between Three Rebel Re-
gimenta,

from the Washington Republican, March 271
An officer Of army just returned from Manassas,
called last evening and gave interesting account OF
his visit to Manassas aud the battle field of Bull
farmer residing Centrevilc told him that in Janu
ary last number Of regiments were quar- tered near is
house, among them from kentucky, and when the
time OF their enlistment expired, they unanimously re-
solved TO return home aud accordingly stacked their
and preparing for start when their further
progress arrested by the appearance of Alabama
and Toneessee regiment, who wero ordered to reduce
the Kentuckians to submission and compel them TO
main. The Kentuckians seized their and despe-
rate fight ensucd in which many slain on both sdea,
and their bodies buried whore they FELL the graves
being yet visible From this spot the nutneers retreat
drawing his bowie knife made desperate charge upon
The two regiments. The fight terrific, in which more
than hundred were killed. and they, too, were buried
upon the field Of slaughter.
At last the brave Kentuckans subdued Tie bat.
tie field shown TO our informant by the farmer, who
witnessed the fearful contest Ia trayersng the hed he
discovered large bowie knfc, which doubtless, had
been used in This fearful fray.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
TUE GREAT REBELLION
THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER.

Among the adult millions of the North is there inAf
vdua who looking eagerly for the Iaest NewM
Keeping this fact in view, tho SUNDAY MERCvs
EY spares no effort no expense to give he fullest and the
frcshes intelligence from armies publishing everything
interest which be published without de erimen TO t6
public service so far has lc hton in the with
ng transcended tn rule laid down by the War
Dcpar Is army coirespondence Is Of the most vare4
suh picture OF camp life In ak
phases not Furnished by any other journal in Tho
country.
through the columns devoted 70 tails special department.
where they and what they are doing. .
The LIGHTNING WAR DISPATCHES published In the
SUNDAY MERCURYhre the very --latest received In the
does until nearly PAWN on sySpAr In ad6t-
ton this grand feature, II comprises the fullest fntek
rence coming within the scope OF leading newspaper TO-
geher the distinctive cxcelencics OF first rate literary
periodical advertisers the opportunity To
reach MORE READERS THAN CAN DE REACHED DI
ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS COMBINED -
ahort the aamc rates they charge individually.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Dor after dark except ferry boats boats In govera-
ment service.
q All bosts and vcasss. excspt those In governnsat
service must be provided with permits from the signal
and Permit Once oountsrsgnsd BY the Provost Marshal
alongside the guardship Germantown, and show their
permits for examination. Schoonsrs and other large
craft VIII heave TO near the guardshp Germantown until
boarded by her boat and their papers examined by an
officer OF the Coast Guard.
4. Captain J. j. Young, Of the guardshp Germantown,
s charged with the execution Of these ORDERS aud will
IN all cases have than strictly enforced.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
>oo~~~->~~>N~~>>~~~~~
Interesting Statements or
Rebel Deserters.
>~o~~>~~~~o~~~~~>cr~~
Beaaregard's Address to the Army
Of the Potomac.
a Demand for an Assistant
Secretary Of War.
-o~~~>~~~~
VIRGINIA LEGISLATORS ON 4 BUST.
~~.>~--~~~~>~~>~~~~~~
MORE YANKEE VILLANY.
>~--.>->>>,--~~c>~~~~>>-
mississippi Planters Preparing Cotton
for tho Faggot,
&c., Co., 60.

Otstement or Deserters from tho Rebel
Service.
Two deserters from the rebel army Pig Point James
cver, arrived In this city yesterday. Thsy are both
Qaves Of the state Of New York. and were born In st.
LAwroncs county. They were engaged In business In
North Carolina and shortly after the breaking out Of the
eebeion they wsro impressed into the rebel service.
These gentlemen cay that they at any time
willing to Aght against the Unon but under the circum
atanoes which they placed they wsro compelled
70 ioin regiment. They at Pig Point the
on the late battle between tho Merrmac aud Monitor
and fet panied beyond when they the two
6rgates destroyed. The Merrmao on her return to
Norfolk looked Is II she had been very much used
up. and evidently had the worst Of the fight. At
Norfolk and Richmond they say 1t was admitted
chat tho Merrmao had found her match in the
Monitor The rebcl vessel was all ready to come out
aean whom they loft 1t generally expected that
'ahe would show herself within very few days. The
3outnsrn troops srssoecomng more despondsns every
among the North Carolina troops was made more syi
dent every day Tho robes had issued order that the
commander Of each company sha find out whether their
mon intend 70 rsonst at the expiration of their term
cpd report 70 the commander thirty days in advance
This FOR tho purpose Of preventing any dimnution Of
the army Every one who refuses to re-enlis. will be
Impressed into tho service and orders had been given
that no NOR: passes shall b. granted @ but that al n:
one year regiments Will conclude the term for which
thsy enlisted botween the 25th Of April and the 2Sth Of
May and nearly all Of the regiments thore one year
volunteers.
Tue robels arc extending their fortincatiops at Pig
Point that 1t may be made to mount forty guns of
heavy calbre, being ton mere than the work now
mounts. There seven forts between Pig Point and
Richmond, ,Pi Point being the principal one, garrsoned
by about eighteen thousand mon. They well fed and
cared for At Norfolk every thing sold at most unrea
sonable price, Salt has gone up to cents sr
pound and common sugar forty cents Caiicoes were
hfty cents yard. and very scarce at that As for an
mel, II would bring almost any price.
North Carolina cannot supply her quota OF troops
She called upon to turn out twenty thousand men for
garrison purposes and thirty thousand for the de but
fhey find il utterly impossible for this State to supply
many men even BY using the most stringent measures
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 1ss2-rRPLE SHEET

and will reach upwards OF two hundred thousand
dollars for 1851. II shows that the expense Of this
ent during the terms OF the last three corpora
eon Go nsels has increased nearly three fold each sue
ceedng year Of their terms The first year OF each term
the expense would be about $4,000, tho second
years about $50 CO third and last years VI the terms
4OO0 These facts apply 10 the last three officials. The
committee terms the present 90 pora
Sion Counsel, and recommend executive legislative In
tsrercnce and also the repeal of the present iawy in
gaFa TO street opening.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

nR. =. III. sCHENCK
II This celebrated Physician who has such hign
reputation by hts emineny successful treatment o. 0on.
sumpsionat terrible has long esaras9
as snourabe by the great body of here
after 10 visit tins city every Mouda has
taken suit Of rooms at 32 Bond street patients. He
long practice added 10 bis thorough knowledge
fectness of the instrument which makes the
animation Of the lungs enables him detect the sightoge
sympoms Of disease His Pulmonc Syrup Seawsed Toms
ana Mandrake Pills have become widely celebrated for dl
eases OF the Lungs Liver Stomach These the oau
diseases ne treats and makes charge for advice
amning the lungs In the ordinary way physctnas
nealy do but for thorough examination with the kespf.
roaete ne charges 81 and wishes every rich poor
VINO has cough pain In the side shoulder blade troubles
WIN costveness or diarhra salow complexion loss OF
pese low spirits resessness nights, other dis
his advice ~
Ills first visit will be Monday NEXT the 3ls inst frem
"a - untl n. II. DR. 6OHEkCKS medicines arc foe
sale Wholesale and reta by nearly every druggist ths
DR TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENr--A oERrAIn
~ cure for pains in limbs and throats croup.
rheumatism, collie, &C perfect family medcne md
fails. Read, read, read:-
LIvoSnA. Wayne county, Mlcl June lG lS5a
This Is TO certify that wife with
sore throat; II commenced 10 swell. and thai
she could swallow and coughed violently yoWr
linment and made perfect cure In week firmly
JOHN II. HARLAN.
Price Is and 50 cents Sold b. I'll Druggists Ooe 6
Cortlandt street. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHLApEtpHIA, Msrch 2S, 1882
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania SIS, SAL blosris Canal,
40; Long Island Railroad 12.i rsrnsy!van!s Earoad,
45. Sight exchange on New Yors III par 10 per cent
discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Ma rch Is, 1862
Flour very dull. Wheat declined &C.. sses 200
bushels white 81 3s 81 a. red, 81 ~ Germ steady
yellow, 5lc. white, Coo. Coffee dull rcsirsus steady
whskey nrm at 23kc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
From jacksonville, Fla.

From the Savannah Republican, March II.
On the 1ith the soldiers being aroused against Mr.
Remington, a commission merchant, and native Of
the North for uerance Of treasonable sentiments shot
him dead on the street. Two other Yankee residents
killed while attempting TO escape from the place in
boats.
The steam mill and all the lumber in the place were
burnod also Moonets foundry and Confederate gun
boat on the stocks.
The Mayor made his escape from Jacksonville.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
DRAEE's
PLANTATION z ON BIrTBRs.

Hinvigorates strengthens and purines The syssm = .
perfect appetizer and the most agreeable and g6eena ton
Ia the world II composed Of the celeoaked Celiseya bark
roots herbs and pure St Crotx Particularly adapted -
aeucsis females; cures Dyspepsia and and y 1n
druggists, hotels and saloons.
~ toners, free OF by Note Espee e
EVERDELL'S 302 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
MeNnphis Agftated.

IFfOLi tI5 KIcHlnUHu DispatCHI
Memphis 10 In state Of agitation and terror. The
Fair grounds used for camp. Every capable OF
airing is bong impressed into the service. Men
dragged from their beds. The proclamation Of
the Mayor in regard to burning the city has influence
majority or Aldermen, in convention with leading mill
tary officers decided at meeting held fortnight ago
10 burn the city whom they evacuste in spite Of the
Mayor.
The news Of the battle at Pea Ridge caused great de-
preston. The federal gunboats were expected daily.
Three gunboats the waysat Memphis, but IL will
take long time TO finish them.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
New Counterfeits In Bosson.

B0slOv, MRfch %, 1867
According TO the regular descriptive list OF The Boston
Commercial Bulletin, sixteen entirely counterfeit
and altered bank notes detected u circulation for
the week ending March 28 nine OF these bills of
banks New England, three in New York three In New
Jersev and one in Indiana,
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Negroes Wanted.

The Norfolk DdV Book has the following
wANrD.-rwo hundred negro isborsrs to complete
the defensive works In this division under the engineer
department. hope this call for laborers will be mms.
diaely responded TO- as s Of vital importance, TO this
community especially to have the engineer works
finished. Ratons and sixty cents per day allowed.sr
Il. NJ TODD.
Here s another call
teen and eighteen years. hereby notified TO meet on
the Academy lot, on Monday afternoon NEXT nt four
O'Clock, for the purpose Of being enrolled SERGEANT
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
shIuuinr NJ Norfollr.

Jxnss +. Mgan; Signal 0facsr in charge Of the Har
br Police at Norfolk, has, by the direction of General
Hugsr, issued an order 70 the following effect
L. From and after this date boat or vessel sxcspx
those In government service (which must be provided
enter this harbor bJfore daylight or after sundovu
lethsr will any boat be allowed to pass about the hsv