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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


OFFICE OF The INsuaAScx Co eP STATS CT VA,
Richmond, June 14.h, 1854.
nIVlDEND N,tice.-The directors Of this {. m
IL lauS have declared dividend If six per cent,
la> able Oh and sfler the lat Of July text.
The tag to the Conf: defste Government viii be
paid by the Company. aud rot by the Stakeholder.
Tue stock will therefore, not be given In by them
to the Assessors ss eui ject OF taxation.
je 25-7t'
nIVIoEND The President and Directors oil tt
Bank of Richnond have declared a div idend
o. trree per cent net, payable TO the stockholders
on tho let pfcx mo
The Bsk will pay the Confederate States tax, and
therefore the stockholders will not inclu ic their
stock In their list to the assessor.
js25-tlstJ BMACNURDO, Cashier.
NNlvlDEND The President and Directors of
IL the Bank Of Virginia have declared a divi
dend of AZ per cent for tho sst six months, suhjsct
to a dedu :,ion Of quarter per cent bonus TO The
State lesving four Per cent ret Ter two dollars aud
eighty cents per share payable to the
on aud after the q h inst.
The tax to the Confederate Government will be
Paid by the Bank and not by the stockholders, the
stock viii therefore not be given In by them to the
sas. scnr 80 . sui jeet Of taxation.
i,A--tlrJy WIN TAYLOR, Cashier.
nTVIDEND.-rhe President and Directors Of the
- farmers Bank Of Virginia have declared .
dividend o! fur and one fourth per cent. subject
to Q Lonus Of quarter per can't payable to the
holders
stockholders are remia dsd that tho Confadera rate
States tax Ia a65essed against the eoTp0r aicn and
that they pay part OF 1t, nor required to list
their stock. A SMITH, Cashier.
Pilot
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II "a
ApcTr0N sAiss~rsI. r.,
" 1nos. n. Essse, Aue,,.,... =,
unes former Of lzsh and CARY s,r..., :
v ~ In. - s ~. sa,ss Tor sa'c at .scss
as ~ o,ccck, en- conaci, Chamber Hin ''hs "a
ane hay stallion. . > ears ola1 Ia
ana perfectly xeI:is; moves "a, ANY Tn
s1u~'e AL ~ safaess ~afsaatei soasa
/ black horse
3good work mules.
n2e THos " KEssFg
~ r. r. Eato,s, A1et.oaaer -.
10 Main street, near iash, nO,,r -,as,
-
ITuRNI1URR and Crockeyywsr,.
II Dry dooJs aud Clothing.
| Ladies Dresses aud T,,n.,
Watches snd Jss',
exec liant assortment Of the above goods .aa
III part OF e'assass
20 pieces Ct calico
80 do dress goods
- dez 5sndkefchisrs
10 piecas lace embroidery
20 black laco collars
Cottage beisteads
II air and shack mattresses
Tables sud chairs
Stationery
Ink and bisckng.
eale to commence Al 10 o'eIoek
hoods received TIL O'Clock en- mornr, a,
= - -t--------------.Pl,.r EAI0s, ieCsi'
BIZ Redwood, IziIlips l. %, 1ac,,.-
lNo 81 Main street.
NT T. will sell At auction on SATURDAY AVN.
w 10 O'Clock. ~ the horse lot H'iaE
fine mule
Several good work and barnes, h,,-..
good cavalry horses
nice one horse carriage, &e
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS Aco
-- j. ~ aaeiioaees
!, by Geo. W. W:Nis, A,af'r-
mo. 63 Main ST.
WILL sell At auction at my store. on s,,u,.,.
i June 25th, at 10 O'Clock, a lot OF
Household furniture
Stoves, crockery and glassware
A nice lot OF
spiips ana sumner clothing
by goods, shoes
Hats, blankets, Nc
Lot OF sausage suffers new
Gold and silver watches
Tobacco, cigars, &c.
leN CIV WILLIS, AueL
by l.. II. Luct, auct.
Once No 80 Ma,a 4t.cctI
NAY I'LL be- sold, on Saturday, the a5th ina, e,
w Council Chamber Hi!l, at 10 o'siock,
seyefsi boz scs and mulos
Among them three cavalry horses; also opa s1.,
oaTse, 8 years old, gentle AID seuGi q s,s'y.,,
family horse. Also, ona second tau c.srii IL
JoH Ii LUX. Agct
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OOn DOLLARS Kewsid-WIl be paid Ivy me
ZUU for tho apprehension and sonii1ement in
any laii Of a negro man nsmed Kilby, who ran
away from Wm Brantou, In Amelia county. Said
negro was purchased by said Bran,On OF II Nor
veil, in Richmond. Address JOHN 0ILI3,
je 23-2taa 3ws Jetersvi'le o, Amelia co, Va
81 DOLLARS Rsward-xsch viii be paid for
~ tho appr ehehson Of Reuben, Jerry, aad Reu
6en three slaves employed by the Va Dc trial Rail.
road Company, and supposed to BIO 10 the city. IL
taken out Of the city the reward VIII be doubed.~-
Jerry has on his upper lip. and the color OF
Gil Is black. Il u WHlTCOAB,
ie I3-6t tieperal Buper's.
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s.-OR kedt-Furnsted reoma, d. the EdgemOnt
II House, on Main, betwaen 9Th and 7th sts. Ser
wants. attendance, and cooking done if desired.
il a5-2ts
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PERSONAL.

AIOiICE Will e.mc cff,er member of the
~ A7th Va regiment BIS ind enough 10 surnsh
list OF casuatics OF their respective companies since
the army has been moving, ard Oblso
MANY FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
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WANTS.

CosrzDEasT2 STATES OF AHEsIcA)
q .::.:- Medical Purveyor's Cfice,
Pichm I'd, Va, June %, 1864.
WANTED Lint and Linen Rsgs.-A liberal pflce
w viii be paid at this cfico for scraIed lint aud
linen rags suitable for dressing wounds.
It Is desired that these articles be put up In
pound packages, W JOHNS,
sa-geon and Medical Purveyor Army.
-
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Monday, new comedy, entitled
MIRIAM'S CRIME.

Noncs.-The manager takes great pleasure 10 M.
noaaeipg to tho many Patrons Of the New Ricn-
m0nd Theatre that be has succeeded In obtaining,
by blockade from London, the celebrated Comedy
by Edward Falcouer, Esq, member OF tho Dramatic
Authors Society, entitled
EXTREMES OF ENGLISH SOCIETY!
and will Eh0rtly produces II with maXafi cont elect.
No,lcI-Box Office open from * n to n
when seats may be secured.
CHANCE OF OPENING uoUR--Doors open 81 half past
O'Clock; performance to commence ut half pAat 8
PRECISELY. je 26-lt
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ANUSFMFNTH
MnH aIunn0aD lHxATKf,
IN Usrnss u III md pt0aA ~
AottHS Add 6sAfe 4tnAS ~ u eak
+ E.4yURp DAY RTKHzTg, Jtsse -, 1854.
or the beautiful
y-JACOB VANCE,-kka
xHB DEAF BOATMAN.
For cast ses bi!!s Of the day.
Singing,
Miss Middleton
Dancing,
Mis- Mary Partinston
To conclude With Tier ths nrst time) the new
comedy entitled
WHERE'S YOUR WIFE?
Monday, . new comedy, entitled
n 1c1 NM
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+ OSr-Between my house and Richmond q
IL seamless sneefskin bag, containing 500, AZ
well % recollected The money 10 all in new issu,.
the no.ee ranging from Ss to $50. ANY person dnd.
ing the same will be nOeraily rewarded by return.
ting 1t to me- in Hsnover county, near Rockville or
depostiDg It where can get IL.
ja 2i-3tt CAROLINE II CHILDEEAa
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MAI I'LL be sold, on Saturday, the a5ih mat an
TY Council Chamber Ui.l, at 10 O'Clock
Seyefsi boz Sos and muIGg
Among them three cavalry horses, Also oua sr,y
navse, years old, gentle AID seuGi . s,s'y.,,
family horse. Also, ona second tau c.tti A.
10 - II LUX, Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-25

CTRAYED or Stoben-from camp near Bottoms
- Bridge, on the night OF Jane 2ist ls64, sorrsl
horse, nve years Old. with white epet ON his icfy
hud nip, and q wait on tae left side Of his neck -
He also has three whito feet. A suitable re ward
will be pad for the delivery Of said horse to me or
Light Artillery Camp, near Battery s.
WALTER BOWEN,
Lieut. River Battery,
10 2\--6ti LehtfOss's battalion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-25

V~OK Rent-Ih. 60 or four unfurnished rooms, with
It. gag, kitchen, servants' room aud coal hougc,
pleasantly situated Inquire on the corner Of Ora ca
and Madison etreets, southeast corner. References
required. j. 25-Gt*
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NIFTY Dollars Reward-Raa away, on the 18th
inst, my son Albert, free boy, Of dark ginger
bread complexion; he had on when no lefe . gray
Coat, with small brass buttons on IT. purple cotton
pants, q straw hat, with red tape on IL has very
bad scar ON one side OF his face from o burn. He
has hecn for some tIn,e Aax.ous 10 90 with Govern.
ment wagons. I expect he is with the army Eozce-
where around Richmond.
CAROLINE HHNLY,
10 22-6tf Go0chiaaj co, Va,
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T OsT.-On the 23d inst, near the Danville railroad
IL engine house, In Manchester, Il Pocket Book,
containing 9 81 In money and my free papers A
liberal reward viii be paid if returned 10. me In
Manchester.
lie 95-ltt WILLIAM HARRIS
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HUNA VA rs

k0 DOLLARB Reward Ran away from tho
s)V subscriber, ON Thursday, 2ed ins.. small
back eiel about 10 years CID, named Luc,; had on
when SIZE left 80 OLD calico dress. TIE Above re-
ward VIII Do paid en- her delivery to
tho l. COURTNEY,
10 25-3tt Cor N ain aud Sth SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-25

A0O DOLLAR Re1afd-Wiii be paid frI the
ZUU apprehension and delivery to us OF VIII
nam shepherd, who ran away from eur bakery on
Thursday night last h is about feet inches
high dark lgef oread coar stout built. aud talks
rather slow EUNDLEY 4 CANOE,
in g5--aft Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-25

CAPr q MERRITT, A q n, O s A Please
I ! call at cur tannery, or let us know whore You
cSn ie found At present through the Poet cffice.
10 % St" II } GAluNE co.
n 'HEODOEE LiiUILlEa, from 0enevs, Switzcr.
l, land, IS requested 10 make his address srd
wher tabouts knuwn to 15AAC SCOTT,
i,Z2-lm Macon, Ga.
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Z. OK keat--Two IA 30 rooms On Canal street, be-
r iw5on 9th end Gin. ia est
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ENOR Saic-Ouc pair of large work Horse, Wagon
n and Harless. Apply 10
PS COLBY b co,
10 22-3tt i10 nlaiu street.
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FOE EENT AND BALE.

4. Or RENT.-The brick dwelling situated on
~ the north SIDE OF Grace street, between Jeiler.
son and Adams streets, adjoining the residence of
Professor Dabney. Possession given in a few days.
For terms apply at the Once Of Edward Cannon,
Attorney at Law, corner of Governor and Fran kiln
streets. je 24-2.f
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Hnn DOLLARS RswaFd-WIil be paid for tue
Jul apprehension and confinement caa
get him, CT out Of the State, and Si5o IN the
State Of my man uhelsY. Che!sy 10 about feet
10 inches high, brown color, rather h%t face, Is
quite intelligent: we CHS about I66 or l76 pounds,
aud 10 hrst-rate carpenter.
HENRY DARLINGTON,
brakes Branch Post Office,
/. % . ataY9Wf Charlotte county Va
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE
rV>HORCUaHBRkD Horses
For Sale
Don Juan. By imp G!enc: e, dam Darkness, by Wsg-
cGer. Prics 50 go.
Mabls, by imp trustee. dam Andrewwstts, by
Andrew. Price s. 900.
Ida March, by Trsjan, dam by Bluestreak. Price
$4,000.
Each Of the narss are in fcal by Don Juan, ard
thu latter has yecy fine Don Jaau FLY at her side.
II not sold privately before, tie above Horses
will BIO sold al public auction. at Charlotte Ii, On
the 4.h Of July, 1854.
Address FIcHD v GAINES,
Capt AID Iaap'r Field Ira spoitston,
je 25-10ts Richmond, Va.
Il mi I.air. lar
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LTOUND-In front OF my doo-, on the 18th of this
IT, month, a small black boy, about or years OF
oa the scy:hsias Ra;Iresd. by s = co,orsd msn
the name OF simon. TAe boy says his masters
name is Winfrey. The owner can get the boy by
proving property and paying exneBses.
is 25-zts ALEX ALVi3 Manchester.
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4 oSr-On the night vi The 22d, a small corr el
/ mare. Bsh saddle, bride, and equipments Of
q csvalryman. The articles PACK ca on her will
readily identify her - tie property Of Butisr,
co A, Jt1 Davis.Iegi0n. the animal has ono white
hind foot and piece slit from the top of tho left ear
II said mare ID return ed 10 Major John Maynsrds
Office, corner Oh and Main sts within the Ecxs three
days, or any time thereafter, liberal reward win
be paid. d, A-2tsl BUTLER
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7 OSLO last Wednesday evening somewhere
between Drcsd at and liant les Hill, bsby's
gold arm loop, With the initisls "E 3 Do 30 re-.
ward will be paid II left VI thia 1facA Ia 25-ot~
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L>CR Rent-- 0as furnished Room and ParlOf on
h:s. floor, aud Two pleasant chambers On the
second hDor, on Sd street, betWeen Clay and Leigh
Apply en- the pIs'ais1s TO
il A-3.s Mrs ROSA CRAWFORD.
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LOST. ETRAYEU Ge

fnA DOLLARS Reward Taken from my
tUU farua on the Charles City road, about the
let a June, two cows and hsitei-one email
rel aud white hufiAo COW, with sleigh bells On,
aud one large tesp red COW, heavy with calf hay
ing On deep toned ball the heifer is dark brown
with q white SPOT IN nor forehead. Tha above Cat
tie were driven away in the day tiula will give
the above reward for their return and questions
asked Gie .6-itil JDuN uaGAN,
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LNsTRAl5. Came to my house, in Hanover, 10
IL miies from Richmond, near Poe Green, ON
il color; one marked with the hitter '.k" on the
cheek, and branded ava" On lett shoulder. No
mel ks visible on the other. The cwrer will COMO
forward, pay chargee and take them away
js2o-3tt VIM GARGNaR
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, 1864-04-14

NEW YORK, April 13.-Thc Innau steamer Etn..
which left Liverpool at noon on tha :Oth, and
queenstown on The 21st Of March, arrived here
this morning,
The London 17mes thinks the conference on The
Danish question will meet with q reasona5lc
hope Of success, the basis being the Danish H.
teGTity.
1ATraT f1a QCEEksTowx.-Lonlon Thursdav
EaE - ahind n 6dG neo@aEk aF No addition
The United States steamer Ee.rsa.e arrived in
the Thames, and sthc co7Tctte st. Loais at Lisbon
The applications Tor discount at the BANK yes.er-
day. vera not 50 hca!y as previously.
1t tE thought that Macmillan IL Tcquired by his
brother to surrender his right Of successor to the
Ans1tiau throne and to the rpya properly.
The PnIsu1 Of th. Peruvian reports having pass
&C several ieebergs in It, 4e:55, long. $3.50. and
encountered dense fogs-.
The London |bsts city article sayt. a private
ee1ing was held on the 3lst ult Of cutle1nen con
nected Fth the cotton trade for the purpose Of qr
tter1ng the ar1anSe1ncntto import cotton ftou the
southern States By means or, the purchase and
withdrawal from circulation OF bonds through
company connected with Paris, London and Liver
pool. The arrangement is virtually complete.
Danish affairs arc unchanged. It was asserted
that negotiations between the Archlukc Maxi
lntlian and the Emperor Of Austria had t.raiusted
taso1ably. Il was surmfeed that tho pirate Georgia
had burned the ship VIM. Champion OF New York
in the Bay OF DlscaY but nothing could be learned
u the Georgia, which VAS rapidly refttin. in ,ae
EE.Cnne.
The fear Of war ls aad to be disappearing in 1ts-
lsaut
Tie Court Of -asslzes At Parls, aistinc without
iuYy. flae condemned Mazzfni tn frsrs rs,or+e.;on
, 1864-04-14

1ossn Military Matters, .


-. Especial Dispatch to the Ch,seo Tnbuno.l-
nEsao1sEa, L., 48rn "a, 1851
The second Iowa cavalry hare re-enllsted and
Inc following reetmeutal officers were unanimously
elected:
Co1oncl-Daeter 2. Coon, Of Ccro Gcrlo county.
D, Of this city. ~'
First Major Charles c. Horton, Of Nuscatine.
second Mator-Charies P. Moore oT Burlington.
The following commissions among others were
issued on the 10th INST
Colonel Of Finh cavalry to William n, Towe. to
este from Dec 9Th, 1861. ~
Major Of I'd cavalry 70 Gilman c. Mudd;ctt, to
Aalor OF 18th fnfantty to Joseph E. Moorey, to
tste from March Sd, 1854.
Lowe was Captain in the regular scrvice and the
o1he1 two were promoted from CAPTAINS In TIN
volunteer service
discnec dcnominated the spotted ferer Is PFC
vailtnG to a great extent In Madison county. In
most cases it IL fatal
Captain Ford. OF the seth in1ants. has t,usa a
victim to tits disease.
, 1864-04-14
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, APRIL Il, Is il

mcn, net, and Ia laying the most loyal portion Of tho
State Of Kentucky waste
The tmpudence Of this rebel 1naraudcr Is tncred1-
pie: and many of The good people Of Cairo are In
nigh etate Of aA1u lest he Hhoud conclude to risit
tits city. o. this. however, whatever may be hts
aims, we have no fears,
From reliable information, received from Ballard
county. Kentucky, 1t lie represented tha. the rebel
Of Forests command, are established at Bland
vile. the county seat of Ballard county, eome nine
teen miles from this ptace; ).
tucky. who 9 ENGAGED in presaic g horses and con-
ofCge. .
The mail boat was warned to keen the Missouri
Ehore Tor fear Of being captured Great care should
be exercised BY eteambaatmen to avoid the shore,
until these forces arc driven ont, az VIC hope they
will be at IN early day.
Scouts are gathering information at hesdquar-
ters, and all goes to ahow that the REBEL fo.ce IL
, 1864-04-14

Interesting News aummarF-1 3umor
from Mexico.

cA1Ro, april 17.-The steamer Olive Branch, iron,
1'tW Ot'eans the 9Th. arrived this afternoon.
Among the PASSENGERS by the OlIve Brunch were
Gouer9l 6heple5, Military Governor Of Louisiana !;
Gspt. Miller, late ac,ins Mayor Of New Orlesne :
Capt Thompson, and the Generals Stal.
-, The Free State Convention was to meet on the
Glib, when temporary Chairman would, be- elected
aEd The machinery for business put in motion.
Four passengers were lost in :he recent burning
o. fho steamer Rosscll, among them Catholic
The Timer says 1t was reported that the French
bare occupied Matamorss. Nothing is said to IN
dicate that Cortlnas made any resistance II Is
quttc likely the announcement II premature.
The smallpox prevailed at New Orleans to an
Aerchandi.e valued at $4,000 was recently land.
Cd opposite Port Hudson, and was seized by tbs
military authorities.
The steamship Creole Was to sail 70. New York
On the 9Th md tho George Washington On the lttL.
The latter was aground en- the bar.
Cotton was In fair demand. At an advance Of &c
On the quotations Of last week Sales on the 9Th:
Ap bales at prices ranging from 5S11c. Sugar
and moaseca advanced, the former held at l1l5E.
ard the latter at &c. n
, 1864-04-14
St. Louis Market,

Especial Dispatch to the Chlctgo Tr1buneJ
ST. Louis, April Is.
ToEAcco-Active. Sales: 50 green lues as s5ca@
$50: IS do factory do at ss4o3.oo IL do p1snters Do
\: &2s@1o.8. = DO common leaf at $to 4h217..o;
do Ecd!u1. do 4: s.7.sa31s.1s; Is do medium manu-
aeturinE DO 1t s19sa3775o; - do good 1t s51.1sj6;
200 nnc at t75.co.
F1orR-yery drm. Sales Of 500 BIS choics family
1t esCo; 5s do & part to asr1ye, at s375 1c5o do
at $500.
S-Wheat-NiGh. Sales: 1,0i5 brls prime At
*101 .s8 so do good st Il l5 and lower Srtdcs at
from *f.9eS14t. Oats-Adraxced. Sales Of ,0Go sks
1t c089lc. Corn-idrau=ed. Sales Of so SKIS ooiee
old white ut s1.0 rs 90 white 1T s1od; 11t3 10 oil
Fellow a7d new white at $1.c5 Rye and Bsz1ey-Ad-
ranced and zctIye. vitsases of II sacks Eye as s1
SIS do ut s1.t5; 1eo do spring 1t s1.e'. !
TmsKY-Flrm. Sales Of 1Qt brls Jes}ezdsy after
coon at s1I.; Is, do in lots ut s1.1s q gallon.
rEor1.loHESslfs cos1p1iso l. cnsks Sh,alless
ct 1ee Is tics kettle Lard At 1c; 1eI5 do steam ut
, 1864-04-14
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
MILWAUKEE, April Il, ISL.
F1ouE-Flzm ard unchanged. ss1cs OF over so,
brls at $69o97.co for city spr1rs XX and ss4o for
country do; *50t@te5 for spring \, and Tor
superdac.
GHAIs-Reccip.s Of wheat 1900 hu; unsettled at.
Sc lower. Sales this morning. i3 200 hu No. Rpr:ng
winter receipts At 81250: 54]s: 70e0 bu M. SUR.
mer receipts at $I2s; u 800 bn No winter 1eccip's
ut st.2o. Sales On Change, so9, ,aGa bt No. spri4g
receipts 1t tao; 800 bn No at st:l; o su do win
ter receipts at 81, q: 600 bu By sample. dev .rcd, at
fl26. Market at Sewhal1 House this eve1in. frlnev
aud excited at efsos1a1H 1or winter rcceip.s-elo-
sing hr1n attic icsde ngure, holders offering to sell
At al!s. oats quiet; sales 500 bu MOI winter re-
ceps as &c. Corn advancing: s.1cs $50 bushels now
shelIed track at BE- Rye advancing; saes SOD bu
delivered At $110. Barley firm.
PRov1s1oss-F1rn. Sales 20 barrels city mess
pork Al R2j 20.
, 1864-04-14

17,der ormcEc surh ro,ur aau us aay oeS'ec. %
.r1W ench NJ ner.on nasncstap ~ ~ - ~;
49, 80 non,it,-' oe y. -. 80 .nou sslt
smonnt. ~ nnfc. h.l1s ~, pS pth., esnm On
fssnel n. nfnrnssd r9icb an,onnt 81 Il, ~ 3af",,,s
the hoat iafcrm.iinn ha mn IN H. d ~
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, 1864-04-14
1ktc Christian Cofn11Isaion-A Rebel
acknowledgements Of Gen, Grant.

WAH1ScroS. April 1a-Georce H Stuart, Prcsl-
company with prominent ciuzeus OF Bo.tou and
New York. have returned from visit to the Army
o! the Potomac. The Commission j. very popular
with the Officers and men. Its worE Il, in a very
1our3ehing condition.
Gen. Patrick arrived here yesterday from the
Army OF the Potomac
ii ts reported on good authority that Les has or
dered all his ofceE to eend their baggage to Ith-
mond before the 9Th lnst. as after that date the
roaa would be ueed in bringing up setnforcements-
night near Mi1dlebury.
6nerillna On Monday. night captured five o. six.
aud killed Captain, Of the Pennsylvania Re:crrc,
between Union Mills and ManasBas.
General Grant cane up from the army to-da-. and
LAS been with the President and General Halleck.
Ae len the city for Annapolis this evening. lie
correspondents publishing military matters, re-
etrscttng them to certain iim1ss, Much complaint
W.T. made today Of the publication Of military in
teiiipenre