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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-11

Orleans 0ROOERIEs. wsli united for st.
lsfs' ~: compiling
OAAdles. E 1H
Olives Vsrdillas.
Olives EaTcie.
English Pickles. =
White Onions.
London Ciab Sauce. 4.
Worcs1tsrshlrs and Pepper Sauce.
Preaerves, peaches and 6lraWberTtes)
French Preserves.
Tollet SOAPS, Drushss, Oombe, Ac.
A nne assortment Of Stationery.
SILK and Cotton Handkerchief.
Kat Updershirts and Drawers.
Gloves and Half Hose
Dress and Over Goats, Talmas.
Olive OILS.
Spices, Black and Red Peppers.
And other things usually found In q first class
Grocery house. The public are respectfully
invited to s1'min sT tns Ley s' Gus.
NH SAlwx "a Main street.
RI ELLlNG OFF Ar REDUCED
~ PRICES TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
On account Of the difficulties In keeping up
whole stock, consisting Of the following ar.
rs bags prime Coffee
00,OCO CiGars-assorted brands
l59 boxes 0reund PeppeE-20 lbs. each
20 boxes 0unrowder Tea
SO cases Sardines
200 boxes RaisinS-Qrs. and halves
% boxes Nustald
Is tie, ces prime Rice
80 reams Wrapping Paper-large size
SO Bales soft shell Almonds
20 boxes Chalk Pipes
Is dozen Barrel Covers
Is boxes Clothes Pins
40 kegs Sup. Oarb. Soda
40 boxes Confederate Coles
20 bbls. crushed and powdered Sugars
THOMAS JONES.
No. 8, Main street, Richmond, Va.
NH Sim
n Q: SUGAR:
hhds. N. o. SUGAR,
For sale on CONSIGNMENT, by
NH Sat TARDY & WILLIAMS.
NOFFEE SUGAR.
bbls. Coffee Sugar,
On consignment and for sale by
NH s-3t TARDY & WILLIAMS.
THOs. BRANCH & SONS :
uffer for sale: 'A''
1000 lbs BEESWAX,
1900 lbs. TALLOW,
90 buabels Herds Grass SEED,
800 bushels OATS,
10 bbls. Crushed SUGAR,
boxes Loaf do.
S cas.s Mass LIJORIUE,
800 lbs, Cast STEEL,
5 tons 6w edish IRON. NH 7-3t
VTNEN hhds. New Orleans Sugar, receiving,
and for sale by
NH CIV DUNLOP, MONCURE l. GO.
g UMMERDEAN WHISKEY.
10 bills. celebrated Summerdean WhiskeY
Mailed Rye Whiskey, years old
Is Mountain Rye and Corn Whiskey
20 Common Whisky
2half and Or. cask fine French Brandy
casks pure Port Wine
In store and for sale by :.
GEO.-I. HERRING,
fe A-lm& 66 Main street.
ATILE SOAP.-
" $40 boxes pure CASTLE SOAP,
OF rscsntimFortation.
Just received and In store.
For sale by
fal-ts BACON 4 baskerville.
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w 100 UITS,
Major T. G.. Peyton having permission to raiss
regiment for the Confederate service, has kindly
consented that the undersigned should raise com
pany to compose part of said regiment. can
be seen at all hours. day OF night, at Battery
No. Is. JOHN r. TOMPKINS,
Lieut.. Battery No. 10
Any person calling on Lieut.. Tompkins to en-
Lis. in the company which he proposes to raise
should he be absent on duty, win receive from me
all attention In my power.
L. N. BURFOOT.
nh 5-6t* Captain Battery No. Is.
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L 80 0OUNTY.
Any cannoassss, nsehanids, axtlnaas, or
0toerD deslvoue OF Ool8tlng In tAe nD9rader
. ISL A1ss "a ;GRTF 'ss ao Mssi
street, under 81. Charles Hotel.
This COMPANY Of ARTILLERY, oEgAni.ed y
authority Of The seofsta.y Of VA, under TIE
grudsr's 0tA1, viii for the present 30 station
Cd on the Poninsnla, and . number Of 70.
crafts are wanted TO complete ~ organisa-
tion. % whom extraordinary indncemeno are
rihed pieces and howitxers. with tho best
equipments on the Peninsula.
Apply also at the headquarters Of the Army
OF the Peninsula. Yorktown. mn SGT
w FORTY REORUITS-
Being authorised by the Secretary OF War
to raise Heavy Artillery Company. Usual
bounty and clothing given.
Persons wishing to enlist for this service,
which has many advan tages over Light Art
tillery or Infantry. will apply 1t the Rem:
devious, on 10Th street. between Main and
Bank ste. JOHN T. ROGERS,
WIN. F. 'ATkISSON,
NH s-lws SAMPSON JONES. ia.
WANTElI-REORUJ FOR MORRIS
w LIGHT ARTILLERY.-Twsnty RE
Quits will be received into the above.
named company. now comfortably CHARTERED
near Oentrevills. The company numhers
eighty men, who have been in service since
tQ0 18tQ OF AU8uBts ~ ~ pIOVsuo0 Win =
field battery and good lot of /: rises. Full
uniform furnished fres. Besides the regular
pay persons enlistipg for the war will re.
aeive a bounty Of 60. Apply 70 U. r. Wos.
WI. o. WINsros, and Sergt. W. II. ToLER,
Villa Green, Hanover county, Or address any
of the subscribers, at Manassas Junction,
csre of UOl. VIM. N. PendletOn, to whose
corps the Morris Artillery belongs.
Capt. LEWIS n. COLEMAN,
LIST Lieut.. Ii. p. JONES,
Id Lieut. EDWARD w. NORRIS,
3D. Lieut.. WIN. A. hAHSIE.
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CLOTHING = a,Asx 0OODs.
q EHrs BUCK. aaA4ggEE1T5LkTs.
T" d. Dc: Thread ed e si: sSss''
ORAVATS, HOSIERY, &c.
GEO. hUsKkLLv.
NH 7-Ste No. 81. Main street.
e b Aiss SsIe 4 S aS1y
CLOTH and DOESKIN. which The subscriber
10 prepared 70 make up In ofhcers' uniforms q
short notice and on reasonable terma
Military and Civic Tailor,
fe 26-1mA 9Th, bot. Broad and Grace sts
O00 PINOES BL1AOH1D COTTON.
LUU 200 places Brown dn.
SEQ pieces American PRINTS.
l2O pieces Eugliah do.
50 pieces BLACK do.
100 pieces 0inshamA
100 pieces Black Alpacca.
so pieces White Marseillss.
30 pieces Fancy D. illiants.
600 dozen Spool SILK.
1000 dozsn Spool COTTON.
100 dozen Eeglish HOS1.
$50 dozen Oolorad Do.
$50 dozen Common DO.
100 dozen English and American Pima
ALSO
A large stock Of slk Dress Patterns, Linen
Demask, Linen Table Uovers, Parasols. CossstA
Collars. &c.
JULIUS sYOLA
fsN-2w' s3I Broad. bot. I'd and An ste.
400 PAIRS OAsSIMERE PANTS.
600 assorted Cashmere, SILK, SILK Vel.
vet, and Valencia VESTS.
% dozen o. Ean.oa , Flannel DRAwERs'
60 do. Blue Denim SHIRTS.
12 40. Fine White Linen do.
loo do. Cotton do.
$50 do. SILK do.
$50 pieces SILK do.
loo do. Pocket do.
Is do. SUSPENDERS
800 do. white, Brown and M |, s,uv
Is do. WOODEN DRAWERS.
rs do. Pocket KNIVES.
Also, q large stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
An inducement to Suffers and Merchants.
JULIUS SYCLE,
fe27--2ws 233 Broad ct bet Sd and &th.
VXY ". P1KKKk q 90, WIN cpsa iOs
" sale, ON Monday, the 18th, thkty thou.
sand dollars worth Of Desirable
DRY 0OUDS.
at TO broad street, Q7arlsss store. The Coos
SO call aud s~curs hasgsiDs. ssA-ews
JUST REUElVED 100 y..ds Of Orso.hs.'s
81 best Military GRAY OL0TR Alsc, 100 yds.
Of C.enshsws Oonfedsraae Bloc Doeskin CAS-
0IMKRE, which the subscvibsr win sel. q
small advances ng MAXIM UP tn UNlFORAS,A
the shortest n0tisssand ON roasOnable terms.
JOHN HA1T3, Military and Owe Tailor.
ITNdLISH PILOT OLOTH.-l eass DARK
Il blue heavy English ~u
In saora aud for sale hv
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RIDING.


nOARDIN4-TwO or three Gentlemen, or
ID gentleman and wife, may obtain board
al a pleasant house on Church Hill. Ad-
dress VIR1IHIA, Dispatch Office.
NH
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~ SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSU-
~ RANCE UOMPANY.-At meeting Of
The Diseetoes Of the SOUTHERN PROTEO-
TON INSURANCE. COMPANY, held at Rich.
resolution Of tho General Assembly, the following
proeeedmgS were had:
asssssa1 y .As Dt.ssc.ors, That the once Of the
seiS company shsll for the present b sstsbliahsd
That ths several agents Of the company bs 70
@aeated 70 communicate With the Preaidsnt. HBN.
n y. THOMAS, 1sq., n rsSsssnce 10 the bu.i.
nso q - company, and that sAsy remit to the
kIaeas sne emoass ct their several liabilities -
Ase3sedt Ihss netwithstsnding the occupancy
Of Aleeaa1risAy TIE enemy, The Dirss1oes have no
nseaA9eo - sxpseesing their entire ooAAaeacs in
- ess 81 % e: sonPasy aud - ability to
!nsere1 y saaa company Of tae.S belief In tho sbt
ny 70 sustain the Company spon tt original basis,
nd = soaesm ~ l;seiiitiss.
- al pssons tssursd By tie company who ~
haye onseaiasd loeees nom Ore. eommunicate TIE
- = - l1sadsat With the proofs required 81
~ Sye3ewa g - bseocs the LIT Of Apsl, n q
= - st''''a's N :; 9 $sos e -.
I'D. nnl sss,. - i.iss1
So VA yoEsRs % TaE orr
- q lQA4OMD.-L. r. JUDE. ths
81 ~ Fss Hui IA x V ,f:;S E.
g ~ - - plsas Of u lats y. viifinsos..
$50 sssfe.:sa q
xs4eAkzz5rA s.or
saenva,annA Il = T. s1Se 1AOs1Hx.
- go ~ q: 80 =: So 800: a. g. {:
80 =. .. rusnAa.
UQ1 f6B11IEERY. = = --------
mo1o4 = q
- = III - xA1,
=. -, !. -
- = !. !: = :! = !! ;: = ;!
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NH 5--6I

w r. EOR ITS
For THOMAS'S ARTILLERY. Lieut.. Is. J .
tailed as recruiting officer. Persons wish.
ing to enlist in this company, will apply at
the Office Of the Midlothian Goal Mining Co.
on 18th street, between Main and Gary, or at
Mr.. x. A. Smiths Office, on Main, between
10Th and 2lst streets, mex door to the George
Dlspen sary. Tho bounty Of $50 will be paid
on enlistment, fe 17..lm<
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r HPEOtA
frA'nIA|

uRkATl
With Q view
shall o9er I
4 dssisabis
bed prices =
nAH0G VII
ve have 81
ppiAg 0ood1
I'D Dinner {
Setu, BoAs
|ooaoA Vl0I
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NREIQHT 70 LYNOABUR0.

NREIQHT TO LYNOABUR0.
rATON's LINE OF BOArS-ytx:
Jo1H u. HAlvRY, Capt. 0uy;
d. r. 0oooH, Capt. WINDSOR; :.
II. f. LADD, Capt. Irvine;
A. PAAPLIH, Capt. Dos;
+. JMLB, Capt West; Z
JENNY erxP1oE, Oapt. 0oolsby.
The subscriber u a gent for the above line.
Heats will leave Richmond regalarly Tor
Lynchhurg. For the present, the subscribor
can be found on the Daain, or at ths o6Ace Of
Hrown & McOlelland. egs~Es
nah e-lws JAS. = DOSs. Agent
TD0E h-LL AUADEMY-0uINEY'
IL = Or OAROL1NE o., YA.-xhts 1rst
class Ins4tption. thoroughly preparatory 10
the Uniyerstty Of Va, and ALEC for the En-.
cheering profession. whether CIVIL or 0iit.
tAry, can rocAlve 1ew more pupils. Charge
-fro1 March Lot 70 clOee OF 0eeslou. ollOs
1er fytA1ng except nghts. AddIooo toI
Information the Pr3uOipAl.
.MAs-aWs SAIL H0uQOLER. J. =.
A0zlOk-l havo ~ ~ aRpclnleA Q4Aos
~ MA41UOE0 ~ 11O0AR0 .Ws -
0BUN1kuy eQa11e - easTy % 0eaelol
|Opnlslin - Nannaaaansln9 1aanaa Z ~
ely 6 6l1ha1eo1 - asantz 81 10e4ee.
.. -, 3, - j 49,
ysaslel1 -
wH
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" IMMEDIATELY,
Three COMPANIES, to complete Col. Fitz.
IL to be ready for the field in ten days.
This Regiment IL for the defence Of Rich.
moud, Norfolk and Suffolk. Guns, horses,
ana all that is necessary for light artillery
battery, furnished Immediately. Apply to
Col. w. Il. FITZ-0ERALD,
At the American Hotel,
NH s-3t* Richmond, Va.
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wv Il % A Il ID
For q small family, with a private family,
where there are no other boaTders, located
from one to three miles West OF Richmond.
Address Box l0l7. Richmond. NH ,O-3t*
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TREDE0AK IRON WORKS.
Richmond, March 10, 1862. !
XXTANTED We visa to purchase 10000
w feet best OAK AND HICKORY TIM
BEk. Apply at the works.
NH JO-Iw J. r.. ANDERSON T. CO.
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YTHHE SUBSCRIBER Offers his services 70
the public for the purchase OF L Z Z
TOBACCO. Having had long e1perisnes e.. 10
well as others buying, and his charges wiIl %
moderate. He may be found At the TOBACCO
Exchange every day. Or addressed toronsn
the Post. Once. p. WORD.
NH 7--5t
~ o1sAssoo, eA.s.
A doe 10. Of Gs.ra for -: 2. 8. s, mi:
NonticoalO Hotel. CONRAD bAVbS'
NH 4--lWA
NBkWIN6 AND ,,v,~o -
have on hand. 81 Factory. on TIN Street.
RIcnxosD. Va.
A large stock Of
OREwINa
Ut al, grades and styles.
At prices ranging ON
Is to IS cents per pound,
Including Sc. los, half-pound'' p0S"u''
"A LSO,-
TWIST and oshsr x..uv aryl n.
0'''' sMOKINu TOBAOOO.
A' eto % cents pr poaAd.
All Of which u ogsred for sale 1t mod~sss
prices for cash.
p@ Prompt attention pad 70 al oros'
accompanied with cash.
10 l7-Sm JAMES xnOmAc. -.
~TYfTTHn6 8 OzERiN0TON asve
" REMOvED their 9ooS . ~ sSs,s
M Srsinss Of ceiling W1AAL ~
Sxsxr ~. voald solicit conslgnDeaO y
S1NUYIOTUREpT O8ACCO, q vnac1 IA;
NJ. q proopnt, . well.Assottsa ssoeA; ~,
= Gle . have I. call no. ss-is.
MOTION H5NJ1Is1ii'
- . -. r.s''' xarou.s.
aase ~. x'lll'.'sa .,.ox,se ro.Aooo.
eo,o0o
u sessiss sssaAA ,oaeos
| ns>ease "a 0a.An WoA14
hpn lswsss y No. re-. $780,, ,,osA d
TeeslAsS VIII 0e nsoess ~ r ~
n ~ .sekss. rsnslas hea ~ = q 80 = 4.
49,. - 49, lsale0 Whl - . ~ =
I s1ves1sS~ 3 - = eoM be1eee 49, -
q - y sslDlae 4e.ss4 lsiSSzdS :. - -
- - - - = = sss
. sSQL.nls = g: y.
I YET ISs lGsa4 -, saefs -: -
I'M ~, IV7fF[E II! 80 ~
-; =. :. |. - !.
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|lfg!ln!!l!!.s9
.SS1WA a.
x2ES:S
Se ~ Ux7
- ~ -.
g ~
IL
- -. ~
sW11I,;
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" 800 POUNDS SHEET BRASS,
In large or small quantities. for which the
highest market price will DO paid. Dali on or
address LEWIS l. kAYTON,
18th street, between Main and Gary,
NH lO-l2t* Richmond: Va.
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ID o A X D l N q

III cSS 41s11WAAp OASpatC0 OAuVOs
NH SITS
A gentleman and wife, and six or eight Day
Bosrders, can fad comfortable accommodation
By applying cast side of 18th street, two doors
MRS. JAMES H. LEwRLLYN
DOARDIN4.-Teno or Twelve gentlemen
ID can obtain BOARD aud LODGING In
2 private family, by the day. week, or month,
shall streets, on Church Hill, near the OHM.
bOrazo Hospital, and beyond the limits of the
corporation, at the reduced prices Of 81 80 per
day, ~ per week, or $40 par month, washing
and candles extra fe 19-1m&
NIOTIOH -ThS death Of my brother, M. Geo.
IN w. DonnAp in Deem last, dissolves the arm
having claims ainst the fem win please present
them d once for payment; and those indebted are
earnestly requested to come forward and make
settlement ~ deeire to close the business with
WIN. 8 DOMAIN.
Surviving partner.
Of my isse partner IA the stock Of HARDWARE, Gut
lsfy, &C., Belonging to the firm Of w. s. e. q
DOMAIN, the business viii In future be conducted
at the same stand in my own name.
he stock, and intending 10 use every effort to
ksep on nand full supply Of ali the articles in the
Hardware line respectfully solicit q continuance
OF the favois bestowed for 50 many years on my
predecessors. WIN. s. DoNNAN,
Iron BUILDING Governor street.
Richmond, Va, March lst, 1862. NH g. lw.
VTIRGINIA STAFF BUTTONS.-Ths aa
Y dersigned have on hand the above BUT
TONS. Also plain Virginia Buttons, large and
small. Also, Confederate Infantry and ARTILLERY
SSss1as We are slso making 70 order and for
Cannon. &C., for Military Gaps. Orders promptly
attended to LEWIS 4 KAYTON,
Brand Guitars. 18th street,
Between Main and Cary.
NJ Address by mail, LEWIS 4 KAHroE." Boz
995, Richmond, Va. 70 26-1m@
NURATOR'S NOTIOE.-All persons in-
debted to the estate OF PARROT A.
PRINDLAE, decd, are requested to make pay.
ment to the undersigned; and all persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate ~ 70.
quested TO present them, properly authenti.
Gated. for settlement. j. MINOR
Charlottesville, W.
Feb. -, l6e2 q 19-lnS
"RRIHTIT sTlI T.VNllNRITQl1
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NAlJe ..ss. 80 q


WAnrsn- .sss,.4.:os:.::ss.. = 49, n. 1o,IyIn.n
~: IS ssss:s e ~ g sSsss r =
sfhcA ssar Shoskos WarshoasA, bstwssn 10 o'elk
A. u. - Up. y. TAie company was among
Ne 1rse In ~ field, aad are rssn.istipg fos the
the sonpcsy who prefer tetns h essosastion wish
their hisaAs - bsiag dsaftsd, will 10 wei 70 vol
aatses e eacs h tAiS eempsay.
0ahsutuiee win noe b reeesved.
ARMs-1unslA kihea
JN0. STiEART WALKER,
nh 1O-ete Captain virainia Life Guard
WANrED-Sso BS.asy IT,, w..
tesy, Aqsia tresI. Come At once. Don't BE-
draled Richmond 10 the rescue, ~ we
want ashting men. Rendezvous on 10th
street, next door 70 Craw5ord's Saloon.
WIN J. DABNEY.
NH l0-3ts Oapt. Oomd'E.
w An : . D SUBSTITUTES.
We want eight Substi tutes for friends In the
country, and are willing to pay good prices
for able. bodied non residents. Gall at our
0% %s is@ss Ism '1s Bro
w A good BRASS MOULDER;
Also, BRASS rINIsHER.
Good wages and constant employment will
SAMSON 4 PAE,
NH lo-sts Richmond Foundry.
VIZ A N T h D-iMNEDIAvBLY-I to Is
w WOOD OHOPPARH, TO cut cord wood at
my farm, eight miles below Richmond Good
prices Win Be psad for such hands - vii! suit
Apply at my Office, 3. II. corner Of Aarshall and
Tn streets. be.ween the hours Of 2 ana o'clock
r. n.
NH lo-st* PErRRFIELD TRENT.
NT ANTED-fAKM.-An ono wishing 70
w sell small Farm, Of ten or twenty acres.
purchaser BY addressing rs. w." Dispatch Office.
The farm must Be converisnt to one Of the rail
roads leading to Richmond or The canal. Terms
and loestion must he stated. NH l0-3tH
w 800 POUNDS SHEET BRASS,
In large or small quantities, for which the
highest market price viii 30 paid Oall on or
address LEWIS l. KAYTON,
NH 18th street. between Main h.s and Gary
w ANTE Ed BoAxD
For q small family, with private family,
where there are no other boarders, located
from one to three miles West OF Richmond.
ADDRESS Box 1917. Richmond. NH '0-St*
" Ant E D:
Two OK three flrst-rate
COATMAKERS.
BEERS, POINDExTEk & co.
nah lO-6t
TREDE0AK IRON WORKS<
Richmond, March 10, 1862.
XXTANTED We visa to purchase 100000
w feet best OAK AND HICKORY TIM
Ben. Apply at the TG,ls :unppsou M
" IMMEDIATELY,
Three COMPANIES, to complete Col. Fitz'
0erald's Regiment Of Light Artillery, which
IL to be ready for the field in ten days.
This Regiment is for the defence OF Rich.
mond, Norfolk and Suffolk. Guns, horses,
ana all that is necessary for a light artillery
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TCk RENT.-Having engaged the stand now
Il occupied bv Hunt James, for the coming
year, W Offer
FOR Il e n r
Our OPTICS. on 6hockoe Slip,
near the Columbian Hotel
A very desirable stand.
il Its KILL 4 NORFLEET.
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W A n I E D.
Two OK three first.rate
COATMAKERS.
BEERS, POINDEXTEk & co.
nh lO-6t
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TOBACCO DEALERS.

the public for the purchase Of L L Z
TOBACCO. Having had long experience Ia
the business, he hAtters himself he can doss
well as others buying, and his charges VIII %
moderate. He may be found At the TOBACCO
Exchange every day, or addressed tnIougn
the Post- Once. a.. p. WORD.
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PErNRFELD TRENT.

nYANTED-FAkM.-An one wishing 70
w sell small FARM, Of ten or twenty acres.
with improvements on the same, eau hear OF q
purchaser By addressing u.s. w." Dispatch ONCE.
The farm must b convenient to one of the rail
roads leading TO Richmond, or the canal. Terms
and location must he stated. NH lO-3th
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HkF ANTED.-A situation rs TEACHER,
wv by one not liable to military duty. He
can teach the Classics and Sciences. Best Of
recommendations furnished as to intellectual
and moral character. Address 4" y. N. n. -
Gainesville, Prince william county, Va.
NH 8.-4tk
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IL ole rs.
OIGARS.
A doe lot Of OsaEs, for sale 81 8. 6tS'.Isans
NonticsalO Hotel. CONRAD 6AVhS'
NH 4--lU4
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GOOD STAND -
WIN bs sold low, for cash, the GOOD WILL
AND FIX rURES of the Restaurant on tho
corner Of 10th and Bank SITS. known as "Nanas.
sas Hail." 1t Is admirably adsp:ed for an Eating
Saloon. Apply at the shoe store, on the pro-
misses. NH 6-Ws
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LOB SALE-A fne young Koasuth
STALLION,
ave years old this spring. He draws finely In
harness, and Is really ~ gentle a. dog. He may
b seen at the stable Of
N. G. LIPSCOMB,
On FL, bet Broad and Marshsll SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-11

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

the value of slaves has been reduced to a
nominal sum. as negroes, who year ago
were worth fifteen hundred dollars. now
sell for three hundred. The Anaercan
suggests that it is time for the State to
save what it can of this species of proper
ty. BY timely action, the owners of it
may yet receive some compensation for
their losses. The cotton States in which
negroes have suffered similar deprecia-
ton. may retrieve themselves; partly by
purchasing from the border States, but
for the latter there is no hope save in ac-
cepting the terms offered by the President.
The words Of the American are full Of i'm
port and significance; it says:
THAT the loyal men o. the nation will
longer tolerate slavery as political
hobby" is not possible. 1t has to go to
the wall. 'peaceably If it will-forcibly if
it must and those who debate its merits
in future. even here in Maryland, will have
to confine themselves to its pecuniary
aspects. The 'precipitators' have pretty
nearly precipitsted it; have dragged it at
least to the brow of precipice. and it is
lille to disguise the truth. SO far as the
Constitution can be appealed to for its
safety. it is for the present safe. But we
hazard nothing in warning the people OF
Maryland to lose no time in considering
the question presented by the President in
his Message. and again presented from a
high source in the letter we have given
Those most deeply interested as its defend
ers-the believers in the doctrines put for
ward by South Carolina. by Stephens and
Yanccy. may now. alter the mischief is
done here, fold their arms. throw them
selves back on their dignity--on their
reserved rights'--and ignore what is i'm
pending, but the nation is aroused by an
unprovoked war. the civilized world is
arouse,l--aceording to the late declarations
of Mr.. Yancey himsef-and none here
need attempt to ignore facts so full OF
meaning"
These are not high considerations to
present to the people. but they a,e n zone
the less imperative. Maryland must con
sent to lose her slaves altogether within
the course of few years. or part with
them on the equitable terms presented in
Mr.. Lincoln's message. The fact is so
regard it as we will. and we are glad tc
see it stated with such distinctness and
force by the leading journals of the State
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

or aud suierings. the disasters of the day
before. =
| had intended to write on some other
topics. but this great afflction dwarfs all
other subjects. Still i cannot pass over
in silence the fact thai. by Mr.. Lincoln's
signature yesterday. Congress legislates
today on Free Soil; and that we have at
last realized the hope of Henry Clay. that
the fitting time would arrive "to sweep
from our Capitol that foul blot on the Ma
tion." S. g..
P. ST. had forgotten to state. in reply
to many letters. that no Cotton seed has
yet arrived here. * large quantity, OBJ
tanned in North Carolina. was loaded on a
vessel destined for Annapolis. but it is re
ported that the destination was changed to
Ship Island. If any reaches here from any
quarter. all those who have applied shall
be remembered