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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14

This tihes that having used the J. stove II Mr.
W 2. Shaws make, have found Cd 10 it, designs.
II has warned sleeping chamber due the past win
ter at greater than ordinary ans % heating
and saved greaf deal 81 trouble aud dust eouse-
quent upon coal 0rwo0d fires. A. D. mLErrE, u. d.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14
MONITOR NEAR RICHMOND.
AT NORFOLK.
70 r z IG N N Z w s
Reported Huferr6nfiOn of France
and England.
From, Arlington

WASHINGTON, May l3-A special to the Times
saws:
The Petersburg, Va, Express of the 9Th, pub
fishes the following:
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NOTES OF THE WAR.

The Northern newspapers are fiiled with
accounts Of the great naval battle In Hsmp-
ton Roads. and IL will have been observed.
by the dispa tches published yesterday that
the Tederals are forced to ackno vledgs that
they have met With . '.dsplornble defeat and
great loss" The hrst oflcial announcement
OF the event was a. follows:
WAsIYHsroH, March Q, 1852 The FOLLOWING
was received tonight by Major. General Nc
O'ellap from Gen. Wool. dated Fortress Mon.
roe, at O'Clock this evening":
Two hours after my tele9raphto dispatch to
the Serretary Of War last evening. the Monl.
tor arrived. She immediate tey went to the as .
distance OF the MinAesota, which was aRrou nd
and conunu ned 90 until few moments since
Early this morning she was attacked by the
Merrtmac. Jamestown, and Yorktown. Al
ter five hours' contest they were driven OF.
the Merrimac In sin KIM condition. She was
Dpwed by the Jamestown, Yorktown. and
several smaller boats, towards Norfolk, NO
doubt, II possible. TO get her In the dry dock
for repairs. The Minnesota Is afioat, .r d b.
Ing towed towards Fortress Monroe.
Tho following dispatch was also received
to night:
FoRrREss MoxRoE, March S-e:45 p. M.
Gideon Wels, Secretary Of the Navy:
The Monitor arrived at 10 O'Clock p M.
yesterday, and went imm mediately to the pro.
teciion Of tue Minnesota, lying AGROUND Just
opposite Newports News. AT O'Clock, A.
b., to day the Merrimac, accompanied by
two wooden steamers and several tugs stood
ont towards the Mir q esota ana opened hre .--
The Monitor met them at once and opened
her Ere, when all the enemy's vessels retired,
except The kerIimac. These two iron. .cls d
vessels fought, part Of the time touching each
other, from O'Clock A. NJ. till noon, when
the Merrimac retired. Whether she IL injured
or not, 1t is impossible 10 say. Lieut. j. s.
Worden. who commanded the Monitor, han.
died her With great skill, assisted by Chief
Engineer Sinners. Lieut.. Worden waa injured
by the cement from the pilot house being
driven into his eyes, but trust not seriously.
The Minnesota kept up q contiucus Are, aud
is herself somewhat injured. She was re-
bly, be off to night. The Monitor fs uuip iureti.
and ready at any moment TO repel any at
tack. q. V. Fox,
Assistant Secretary of the NAVY
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(For tie Richmond Dispatch.l
AN INCIDENT.

One day, last week, In making his usual
visitatious, the Rev. DIR. McUabe called In At
the Mary land Hospital, corner Of Gary and
25th streets and IN making bis rounds, was
attracted to the bed Of u young and delicate
boy. suffering from the effects Of protractsd
fever. rhe little fellow bad seen only four.
teen a. summers, IN and ais thin. pal. face bore
iIg occurred. aSreIortsd by the Chaplain:
How old are you. my son :" said the Rev.
gentleman.
why. that's very young 10 bein the army"
eyes. sir; but thoughtit It my daty."
Where are you from ="
"Mississtppi, sir"
"What ts your name ~
dwight Sherwood"
"Why, that IL Northern name"
"Yes, sir; my father nas Northern man.
and Is a good Southern man."
"And your mother, where 10 she :"
His little thin lip qufvered, a. he said with
an effort 10 suppress emotion, "Shs II dsadi'
you are very :ics You ara AZ. .sn ny. oSl. 70 emu
dure the fsug gues Of . campaign. and, II you
ss;s ssssu: better. ver you had better f'surn hon'
The boy turned his large. eloquent eye up.
ON his In interrogation, and finally, bat m0dessly
replied. as slight fansh passed over his pale.
sxpr essive face, "a not xsstI As ear 70 oe~."
and 90 delicater'
81 am q marker, sir, and hope soon TO b
mp, an In the field again. l think 1t my
duty"
.Well. you ought to try and be good boy.
to avoid everything that is wrong. and you
ought to prhy to God 70 give you q new
heart, and to keep you from falling into bad
habits"
III do, sir" said the little fellow, his eye
half concealing itself beneath the long, soft
lash. "N1y mother tanght me 70 pray. 1hAvo
kept ont Of scrapes, aud have hao NO aim.
Guilty with any one but once. and ] did not
The reverend gen tIenaan then held further
cor vsrsation with the brave little fellow,
and promised 10 see him sGain.
He tells Us that he could not help tfast.
ing tAis boys heroic. but modsst bravery,
with that Of so many who arc seeking to OBJ.
tain substitutes Ia this the day and hour Of
our pecessitOus struggle.
II the boys-mere ch;Idren-ars willing to
bare their boeoms 70 the murdef0Vs and vim.
dictive enemy, shm mot the chssk Of the
reeusant rsdden shame. and that Of the
patriotic men who kss~s bounded forward 70
re- On lstmsnt for I'M war glow with hopsss
pride, ~ they see how such a. these osu do
and dare in the hour OF peril and strifef he
sure that that boys mother gave from her
bosom patriot nourishmsnt, on which trait.
ors aud recreants would have sickeRsd aad
died in their infancy. @N*
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LOST, sTRAYRD, as

T OST~On EToSd ssrsss, Tnssdsy svsninE.
IL the llth inst . black. k.c0vered MEMO.
EANDuN BOOK. nearly 1l,sd mp with
nam nams. o. Rsrsont ;nd "a pest omcss. and other
and nifty dollars In bank notes. check paya.
bic to me from one OF ths banks at StauntOp.
Va, for the amount OF oee, and receipts and
otn:r pAssss. w.n pay 70 any one who
three doors below 18th, twenty dollars for
the book and contents. as Abo We described.
+ nh l9-2te = =. !. INQ: =. eYRCLE.
II O3r.-OnI .yeeteIdav, someWhsre in the
IL city, . lsathsr rPOCKET- BOOK; con tain.
las my frss paper: and bstvesn % and % in
their delivery to thi. once:
mh 1S-9ts free man Of color.
QS KEWAR6l Straysd OF stolen. on son.
SD4J day last, the eth inst, . email -sizs
xd Sssa ana R . eas: as: dssa SEa b,oVa
color, ind body - somewhat readish, and has
three white and one black teat, and IL marked
with fork and othVnwsIkn cat In the left
ear. She. was in e060 0raer. willpay the
o, nh SsfS: is"ss sss ADAM SEss as;. AMIN SUTTON
m STNAY.-Left the Government etaoIs
~ on the 16th February, q black MULE,
lame and sweenyed. Five Dollars reward
WM. 4. WARREN,
Capt. and Asst Quartelmaster.
NH t-2w Bank street.
OK REWARD.-Lost. on the 1878 inst !,
BO lekwesn Il. Adams Bakery, On Maln
street, az ne stables Of Davis 4 Hutchescn,
On Franxkn street, 4 Black Morocco POCKET
BOOK, containing about o4O0 in notes of the
Confederate States, karmers' Bank OF Vir.
ginta, and Bank Of Virginia, &C.; also, sun.
dry important papers. The above reward
will be paid to the finder II returned to the
undersigned. JOS. J. WHITE,
10 20-ts At the Capitol.
r OBT-COUPONS.--Lo In trausmission by
IL mail 70 Charlottesville, Va, the following
Coupons Of ths Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company:
no. 73l 70 7s6 Inclusive, 80 each. 81. .s24o 90
g TO 66 20 -. 90 90
$500 90
Interest payable In E;ay and November, at New
York. ALI persons are Cautioned not TO bug Cr
trade for thsm. ~ the Same will not he paid.
is29-ts O. W. PURCELL & co.
r USTlS36 REWARLI-Betwsen the First
i Market and Brooke Avenues
b l. A . Z B 4 G.,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward Sor thssI
delivery 70 me, at
Nos. II and 10, First Market
aBH-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
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THE HEw CORPs D'ARMB1.

Gen Mcclellan has divided the grand army
Of the Potomac into Ave eorps d'armss, and
has placed at the head OF each an Ofhcer o I
known frmness, courage, and ability, in the
persons OF Generals Heintzelman, Banks,
ure will insure still greater efncisnoy in the
army, and Will enable the Com man ding.
General to operate with his whole immense
force with greater facility. But while there
are only Ave corps d 'armee In the army Of Vtr.
ginia there are in fact four more under the
direction of the Commander in -Chlet-name-
ly, the armies of Generals Halieck. Buell.,
Pope, and Curtis In Missouri. Kentucky, and
Tennessee.
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fsnss, in addition to fous thirty 1.-TWO p,unders
The frfga'e Lackawaupa IL making rsp,d
PLO9ress IN snip nOuse NJ. 3. and ia No !,
Wnels tns AoiIondack we built, the keel Of
another frignte. TO be call, d the Ticor ieroga.
mas eeen laid. She will be q fac stmiis Of the
The Victoris, PATRON. and Wamsutta, .,s
to DO pat In com mission the coming wei.
Their armament win bs put ON board 10.
morrow or Wednesday.
TEE ooourAIios OF Lssssuas.
As before stated, the town Of LeesburR. in
Loudoun county, Va WAS occupied BY the
Fedsrais ON the 8;heinss They give the soI.
lowing ecount Of the me vemsnt: s4
The details Of the affair are to the eject
that Ooi. Geary left Lovettsville on the night
ana marched by two distinct routes through
Wneatiand anu Waterford to Leesbure, cap
turing prisoners by the way, and scattering
the rebels psu NELL. In consequence Of his
taxing these routes the military necessarily
entered Leesburg on the easteriy and west
erly sides, which movements they doubtless
erected nt the same moment, after taking
possession Of Fort Johnston, which has been
tered the town win all the military glory Of
victorious command, the rebels TetreAtipg
rapidly as the Union troops arrived The
command, CON after capturing many prisoner.
the bank, post'office, and public buildings
Forts Bsauregard and Evans have also been
captured.
TH8 BALTIMORE AHD OHIO RAILRoAD.
/ A letter from Baltimore announces that the
above named road railroad 10 about TO be re-
opened along Its whole extent. The writer
adds:
The recent operations Of the railroad COM
papy In the work of reconstruction have been
confined to that portion Of the road between
Harper Ferry and Hancocf, G distance OF
gbout thirty miles. They had previouslyI re-
land and Hancock, q distance OF about forty
miles. It was on this portion Of the road that
the bridges had been Destroyed over Patter-
cons creek, the south branch Of the Potomac,
and the Great and Little Cacapon rivers, ali
OF which were large and costly structures,
and all Of which were prom pity rebuilt by ths
company as soon as the enemy had left them.
The bridge over Patterson's creek, one hun
dred and forty four feet long, with high tres
tle- work, was rebuilt In forty hours, at a
time when the most important military ope-
ratiops depended OH the celebrity with which
the bridge could be rendered passable. For
this great service the officers OF the com papy
received the hearty thanks Of the War De-
partmeAt
Daring the last two weeks the railroad
company have succeeded in making q COM
plete and minute survey OF the whole road
from Harper's Ferry to Hancock, which has
never been practicable before, owing TO the
presence Of the enemy at and near Mar tins
burg.
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BOARDING.

DOERDfN6.-Ten OF Twelve gentlemen
ID can obtain BOARD and LODGING in
q private family, by the day, week, or month
by applying at the corner OF 29th and Mar.
shall streets, on Church Hill, near the Chin
borazo Hospital, and beyond the limits Of the
corporation, at the reduced pricee of 81 50 per
day, ~ per week, or go per month, washing
and candles extra. fe 19-lmk
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TTUjE The hospital In Dichmoud. or
sissWhsre, to which 4 L PH = u s.
k1n11S. OF sumter District. 8 u, mem.
= os Ool. Kershaw1 ID south Carolina
- Was assignsd, Will please report what
~ Wand Of the aid 0rooms Darect to
J. =. ElCHARDSUN,
npt sum nr Volunteers. 81 Regiment s. y.
VnSe,. sumter, s. q. NH l2-ets
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The Rev. Mr. Mc0 0wigsn. . we'll known
preacher and physician, died recently ~
Lower Brandon, on James river.
Alexander Mckinney has bson arrested u
New Orleans on the charge OF toi4lAG throo
different coAapantes and receiving tAe oc unty
In each. a
Northern papsrs cay that 4st a the EsAel
prisooers' At Altoa, Ill., have tAhan Ne oAtA
Of allegiance. and bsen rsisassd.
A SPARrAB MoTuBs There u q lady IN
Cleveland. Tennessee MIRA yane hamrtck, .
widow. whe has bat ssvsn childrsn- all
sOns-six Of whom she has dovotea 20 he
and her all. bat that 10 II . snali boy, TOO
young for the army. At the Asss cali of Ae9
country, this noble mother uSgsd her sons 70
the nsid. Wtth'sucA sondAna sGoA mothers
We fear not the Issue.
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CPEOIAL NOTIOE.-JULIUS SYOLE hay
J ing removed his entire steck Of Dry Goods,
large store. No s3 Broad street. oirec y opposite
the old stand, wishes to inform his patrons and
the public at large that, Notwithstanding the
blockade, he can show you as complete and well
selected q stock Of goods a. can be found in any
other store In the Confederacy, at wholesale and
retail. Call at the new etore, and examine for
yourself JULIUS SYCLE,
23 Broad, bet 81 and 4th sts.,
NH 1t-6t~ Richmond, Va
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4 young lady who vas rsbsked ~ Ase
mother for kissing hes intsndea, &ss0aea
herself BY quoting De paSsage-"Whateo.
ever ye would that men shoAld DO Rato yous
do you even 90 to them" -
+ Any man 20 base - 70 stftko . woman,
should ee placed on the hack o< hard tr0t.
ns norss and %sas 70 e soilsei ns~apsps -
n gsnllsnan talktng % . lstsod On tAe
ca bisOt Of marriage, mAAe. .fho lelloVing ob.
ssrvation II hrst saW ny Wil0 u slorD;
carried Der 70 = hall h q oepE0s altveA In .
storm; but. thank AeAvAAs 1b1y,e1 A~ n
pleasAnt WsAtAeT."
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|MFENTY DOELARs R2WARD.-7

l away In this city, two Weeks ago, my
~. ALLEN, he ie 10 years old, slender, and
niasr mail & for his age. copper oolorsd
ssrsa, has rather u fne, whining volcc; had
| o. whsn he LEFT black frock coat, dark drab
| q isAd colored pantaloons, and q military
|ap. Hs u NO doubt psssine for . free boy
land nay have left the caty With soldiers, they
~ should seo this notice, would take Il as
10 great favor TO inform me. viii Day the
|sSeu reward for hrs apprehension. NY ad-
&1se is Richmond. W., (Mayo's warehouse J
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RCNAW WAYS.

E1NE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS kEWARD.--T Tha 1oSleo1.
asrrces absconded nom the Carbon Hill
~ an the ID instant:
mHN-Dark brown; stout; s fest 10 % II
49, in height; heavy brows; round Sba-
- ~ @ - years Of a&e; purchased last
- hsm King William county.
YnN-Lisht brown; very likely; iuta,ligent
caaisnance; oval face; feet 8 70 8 net in.
- n height: - to - years Of aSe: can resd
- w1its; purchassa last year from Bsdford
HAt-Brown; stont built: feet TO feet
btashes In height; - to - years Of aeo; round
ssuo and cheerful sxpFsssion; Vaichaeed
Som HBsex county.
YHILIP-Biack; very likely; intelligent
ux1nance; stout, weli made, excsps being
{ii1sly roard-ahouldered; feet 10 TO feet
4 I6ehes IN height; - to a years Of ace; ppr.
1assd iast year from Henrlco county.
JOHN fU1-Black; rather light, but clean
noe; long face; 8 feet 70 feet inches In
kaeAs; - 70 - pears Of age.
funty .6vs dollars reward and reasonable
o3psnss Of transportation. Will b paid for
IAs apPrshension and delivery 70 me In Rich
! Inopd Of either one OF them.
| m l%0. JNO. T. WERTH. Art.
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w ANfTD- yro.-,-
For ofack reGimont-ths Aeh AISnssr. 9. :,
Laws Legion. "'~
ne ,.:s sndss:asn:d. having sssn appointed 70.
menA mas opened IN once in mn citv "a ~
Mnin street. (up stalrs) three DOOR shovs
Stor6. As1"AsalnS
This !. an opportunity rarsly offered to,
%on oesaroos 70 enrol themselves under th
S.onsf oI tnetr country, In . regiment which
iantry unsnrpsssed In history. 90
nne SoO bounty allowed By 0overnmsn.
VIII cs pald upon enrollm ent In cash.
giot0ine. rauons. &C.. furnished free.
nave given Lewis Warrington and John
=. PIatsr authority - act asreoruitips on !.
cets W1IG1o $780, n. B.sTRAVlS
Lteut. eth Alabama RsS't.
Recruiting UGhcer.
N. B.-Those desiring substitutes for III
war, and non. readdent parties who doaire ID
serve a. subssltutes, would do we'll to call nj
OoI keCr0luEG once. NH A-8ws
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DOR RENT-A nne house. with ten
II good rooms, on one Of the most fashion.
able streets. / will rent the house to any one
who will purchase my furniture, which Is
very slsgant sn s and OF the most p1SIsd style;
letter, Post. Office Box 32S. NH 7-ot
1.-TWO VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL
i IN0S ON CHURCH HILL, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, BE.
TWEEN 2SD AND 24TH STS FOR SALE.-
We are authorised to sell those two succeed
tenements, located as above, now rented to
Mrs. Hopkins at $500 per annum. These Ten
ements, although erected many years ago, are
among the best built Of their day. The rooms
are large and the halls very spacious.
T8Rns-Acccmmodatin ting-say, cash, or long
credit, or stocks at market value. Apply to
NH lost GODDIN l. APPERSON.
VTAJ.UABLE LOT AT TUE OORN Elk
SAIsE.-Ws are authorised TO sell that very
valuable lot At the corner Of Franklin and
7th sp eets, fronting 90 feet on the north
east line Of 7th street Ito feet, to an alley Is
feet wide This Is q most valuable location for
nia' ma ieHss e.-s 0~'6f aof6piNe iep.,A ,APpERsoN. +
TToR RENT The OFFIoE now occupied bj
t us, under st. CHARLES Hotel. Possession
''uina NH s.ts sDss' 40 Ap'"' r. MAuaY Z co.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lot No. l. sontainias 80 feet front: and running
back 70 q point ON IN alley Of Ave feet In Width;
the said lot being on the north side n rs foo.
street. on which It fonts No 10, fronting Ii fees,
and NJ. II, fronting I6 lee. inches. both uanng
beck ls fest to An alley feet wide. No. ls fronts
II fest and No. 13 fronts ~ feet the same st.,
both extending back ll2 fest to toe street laid of
BY B. ". Green and the Commonwealth. -,
The shove property ID located on Oregon Hill
east Of the Peni. .entiaIy having brick DWELL
ING each, win the prospect Of vastly Increased
vsluAtion by q speedy completion Of the street
now In progress o1 extension to It's limits.
This property o6en peculiar Inducements 10
purchasers desliDg 70 mako permanent invest
msnts ct the present crids Of hostiiities. Apply,
b. A. COOKE, Odaes No. 4, 4
nh Cts Law Building, Franklin st
A GOOD STAND
Nm b. sold low, for cash. the GOOD WILL
AND FIXTURES Of the Restaurant on the
sas Hail." 1t Ia admirably adapsed for An Eating
Saloon. Apply ct the saoe stors. on the pro-
THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL AND VAL.
UABLE COUNTRY SEAT CALLED
s'1UUNT ERIN" FUR SALE.-I Offer for
sale "Aount Erin." where l at present re.
the Eastern suburbs Of the city, and II 70 we'll
known for Its beauty. healthfulnsa:, &c.
that minute description 10 copssdered unne-
chase a place Of it, bind to examine II.
| II conta- ms about THlkTEEN AURES,
eight acres OF watch II most beautifully do.
corated with 0haa, Trees, Fruit Trees,
Shrubbory, 10. A grove y Oaks, we'll set In
erass, large mansion. kitchen, stables, &C.,
SuAciont 70 accommodate large ,Amtly.-
Terms very liberal. Apply 70
! - .ss- p. H. KEAOH,
At Redwood Keachss,
| NH AAa e Main street
~1a "a = rNW -H~-1., .sn~11..A - .e.rA ,,o.,
u oesspis1 ~ HINT s JADsD, Sse Ne coming
FOR RxNT
Or OyvIW, n oAeskos NlP,
@-- nsae ths Oolnnbaan Hotel
~ nuL : xo1yLur.
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W1HTED-RHURUyrs FOR MORALS
A0HI A1TlLLIRY.STvsst 81.
-. WV1A0 viu b reeslved into ~ sho ove.
nsar nsec ~ scosnpasy. nov Comfortably GUAR tered
sssSsy nsv,sasi Mec Vile !, The company numrers
-. sss ista Of Aueu(t. Il !, provided with =
nsseos .esssIy a1d tpod lot of h,rsss. Fuii
.s,.otm fsniahed Hes. Bssides the regular
~. P%no snnselne Dor NE war Wih 10.
1.As Z o.. k,oAmond 81. 0so. F.s.iss
W.s,. Wl1eton, and Ssrgt. ". II. ToLnK,
=. nu,S q 0rsea. Hanover county. or adhrsss any
=. sAs eecccrtosrs, at Manassas Junction.
49, o. Ool. VIM. II. Rendleton. % Who!
corps the 1ofrts Areillsry belongs. -
Wpe. LDWIo r. OOLDNAN.
l0 liout. 81 p. JONES,
q Lieut. 1DWA1D W. NORRIS.
"a 1Ateot. WM. 4. NAa0lD.
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MILITIA DlU0TRR.
,HS1601S 80 Kl6. Va: EII1 ia.
sTa1 0an.asAAss Of oe.psaiss VIII nustr
= As nsa us1er the.r eo1naae = their r.
eaay. VIII ~ IT, aHas anSee thsir contrpl, anA
seeanlse them ~ 1ars1dug 70 The snan6pmeat at
= xsw !alr ansseas, nssr tAs Aty ot nisA.
-; mteo Q01DAF 1oRAIn0, ths l7th Of
- astA. ny yin nfsa " he ssid saaanv
lasA nan w1i beiss witA HIM two blaaksss.
e. 1hs Ma1oes WI - - ths exoeutlou Of this or
9h Aek sslpeetiye battanons.
,h,,eetSs q shs gs,sHsi:v o@H :vmxran Arr.
GOOD NEWS YOR The AFfIIOTEn-
VI O0MoUEPT3ON no LONGER TO
SD11ADED~RORHl1ES PRhPARA.
2. sessssss @ 4, IL - ssops:siss "a d 8. G. "a
ssalAe - isap. + k1 49, usrdw with sssse!
..ssnetsn. 1es,elgfa. 0eut, "a tef eosss .
~ i. alaly .sssn..aSees ,s - 81 n,s. ~
~ - t6Fss - ~ geelsdeeaal ptuhPt 81
ees1 81 y aaalAaIne a a fho 3nt ri ths ex-
~ ~ eeas Aea H1ehnsnA - tAe pese tat1nd-
W 8s9dlee 70 b selt =. AA4feoe
3 Ahn :. =. .,v DOvAiA' 1900 s:1 ~; y.
Il rssE!o1I ~! *. Y-ye e. s.lSl,
S W9D h1lnl. AaA N1n0ol 01& eoGle Rye
e3sz oea1s. JAskels mA 1nnl6y DGUy9H
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

ISSOLUTION. The co-partnership of
L. APPERSON T. DUPUY was dissolved on
me lst January, 1864. All persons indebted arc
requested TO make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the firm are requested to
present them for settlement.
r. W. APPERSON,
P =. DUPUY.
The undersigned, having purchased the interest
Of q. w Apparson Ia tbs late concern Of Ap-
person & Dupuy, hepes by psrlonAl et.sn-
ton and competent aasistance merit ths former
patronage of the house. and the public generally.
- POWHATAN h DEPUY,
NH 11-lm Graduate In Pharmacy.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
v DENOE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We are authorized to sell that really valna-
BILE residence sttuat ted at the southeast corner
OF Marshall and l2th streets and within three
minutes walk oftha Capitol and business part
OF the city.
The buildings were erected In 1850 by the
owner, using the best seasoned material
throughout, aad with all the modern conve.
niences.
The masonry work was done under the IN.
structions OF w Gill, Esq city Engineer.
Altogether. this is a No. residence and
most desira BILE property. For farther infoE-
nation, apply to
NH u-6t Auct'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

A late New Yorx paper says: 7
Things are ~ brisk a. ever at the Brooklyn 4
Navy Yard, With q sun large amount OF
work to be done. the two ship houses Are
undergoing repairs, caused BY the recent
severe snow and rain stoTms.
The UEitsd Htates Z steam saoop-of.wa1
Onsida, Oaptala b. =. Lse commanding, left
the Brookll y Navy.x \ ard etan sarly hour yes-
tertlay mofning. The Oneida h ona Of the new
steam sloope- Of. war lstely authorized 70 %
|coastructed 81 Congress. and Was 1nishsd ~.
cenuy g the Navy Yard, only completing q
most satisfactory tI1al trip on W Sdnssday
. very hsayy battery, composeA Of two eleven
inch pivot 6une, each WeiGhlne stxtaop thOu.
send sisht hnndspd pouAds. 6he 10 aleo me-.
vidsd With thrss tAtTty.ponpdey UaA16rUn