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A Coincidence.

| 4 Coincidence.
| In 1893 John. Duke of Bedford, the
great grandfather of the present Earl
Russell, negotiated the treaty of Paris.
The treaty was SO instantaneous to
England, whose forces, both land and
naval, had been triumph antly successful
during the war, that it created almost
an instruction in England, and charge
vas openly made, by man who pro-
fessed to know, that the DUKE had been
5ri5sd by the French Minister. The &C
cuser was tried for libel, and, we bs .
lieve, punished; bat the charge continued
to be credited by the great body ef the
English people, TO whom the Duke con-
tinued to be an object Of intense hatred
during the rest Of lis life. In his severe
attack upon him, six years after. Junius
did not hesitate to express his firm con-
viction of his guilt, and in private let
ter to Woodfall, who seems to have
feared prosecution for libel, in conse-
quence of his having printed the letter,
he tells him that he is confident the Duke
will not dare 10 prosecute. for that h
has reserved some things which would
make him trcinbie even in his grave
The Duke, it seems to have been agreed
was extremely avaricious and this we'll
known falling gave q color to the story
From this charge, among others. the
Duke of Bedford was defended by yari-
Gus writer's in Woodtall's paper at tho
time, and Of late days by Lord Mahon.
Lord Brougham. and, We believe, Lord
John Russell himself. Nevertheless. &
few months ago IN extract from some
English paper or magazine went the
rounds of publication in our journals,
in which it was stated that among the
Woburn papers and correspondence,
lately published, was diary Of the
Duke Of Bedford in question, kept while
he resided ct Paris on this mission, SONS
portions of which, if they did not pre-
cisely justify the assault of Jun;us, went
very far to mitigate its Nervousness.
This charge Of bribery was brought
against the Duke OF Bedford in 1854, the
transaction On which It was founded hav-
ing occurred the year before Exactly
one century afterwards charge Of the
identical nature was brought by the
Richmond WAig against Earl Russell. -
The Wing said that an English gentle
man Of high responsibility, just from Eng
land, had stated to the editors that the
belief in England was very general, if moi
universal, that both Russell and Lyons
had been bribsd by Seward. That on a
late occasion, when the latter visited Can
ada, he was, in consequence Of the pre-.
valent belief in that province, treated with
the ,,fmaSt can't esn.ssAA--~1'- - g.
eral not even having put himself to tn.
trouble of receiving him in Montreal, bu
leaving him to find his way as best h,
could from the whalf m cab, or hack
or some such conveyance The Duke o
Bedford was the richest noblelnan o
England at that day. His descendant i,
poor and encountered with d new Earl
dom, which he has not money enough tt
| support.
Whether the charge in both these cases
! or IN either, was true, we cannot, O
course, undertake to say But the coin
cidence is little singular, and the suspi
cion even seems to indicate that The
avarice Of the Russells is hereditary, anc
! well known
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TAKEN THE OATH-The Alexandria, Va,
STATE Journal (Yankee) announces that du-
ring the recent session of the L. 8. District
Court at Norfolk, Hon. John 3. Miilson and
Mr. James G. Holiday, of Portsmouth, took
the required oath, and were admitted as
Proctors and Advocates Of The Court Gen.
Millson, in 1854, wss q member Of the then
U. 8. Congress from Virginia. Mr. Holii.
day was Commonwealth 3 Attorney of Ports
mouth, and was member Of the Virginia
State Convention in 1851.
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PERsoEAL.-Gen. John H. Morgan was In
Augusta, Ca, On the 9th inst. Major Gems.
Early and Wilcox were In Lynchburg Va ,
last week. Lieut.. Gen. D. H. Hill Is in
Charleston. Vice President Stephens was
Serei1aded in Augusta, Ga, Friday night.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT GEORGIAN Col.
Howell Cobb, OF Houston, died on the 18th
ult., aged sixty. He was a native of Savan-
nah, and IN carly life practical printer. He
is well known as the author of several VOL
umes of Legal FOrms and numerous essays
on agriculture, domestic economy, sc.
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AFFAIRS IN FLoRIDA--Tae last Fight
The Savannah Nsus contains the particulars
OF the last fight in Florida, which occurred
on the Cd inst. Our force was composed OF
the 9Th Georgia, 18th South Carolina imam
try, and the LIST Florida cavalry. The Nesas
says:
They advanced to recornoiter the position
Of the enemy at Camp Finegan, which they
have occupied ever since their defeat at
Ocean Pond. A portion of the Florida cav.
airy, under the command Of Capt. Stephens,
as tLey advanced, found tbs enemy Ia am
bush, when Capt. Stephens ordered them to
retreat, when they were fred on by the enc
my and Capt. s. killed. All the cevalGy then
withdrew and dismounted, and with the 18th
South Carolina and 9th Georgia, the latter
under the command Of Col. z. T. Zachery,
commenced the attack, and soon routed the
enemy, taking number Of gus and from
forty to fifty prisoners
During the battle our troops drove the
enemy some four miles back. They aban-
aoned their dead and wounded, who fell into
the hands Of the Confecerates The number
Of the enemy's dead and wounded our ipfor-
msnts had not learned correctly, although
they are said to be numeroUe. About thirty
Federal prisoners arrived at Lake City on
Wednesday night last, and have been sent to
Tallahassee.
The Confederate loss is about forty killed
and wounded A Captain Of the eth Georgia
is among the killed. James w. Avery, of
the 9Th Georgia, company G, was also kill
"a. He was from Crawford county. Elijah
harper, company H, and VIM. Thomas, com
psny D, 9th Georgia, are among the wound
But few of our wounded in the battle at
Ocesn POND nave died. The greater portion
OF them have been furlougned and sent
nome. Some OF the won .ded Yankees.
whites and blacks, are stu in the hospital at
lake City.
/" The Boston Yankee Major, who was in
command Of negro regiment, aud was se-
vvefely wounded, Is stu In Lake City, and has
been placed In the SAME hospital with his
black associates.
a number Of our wounded arrived In this
CITY last night. They are all in good spirits.
Itry are under the inuEesslon That the Yam
and that another ssvels battle WIN soon take
place.
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CArT. BaEA1HED no. Cnpt Braithwhit.-
10 the name OF the officer Of S.uar.'s Horse
Artillery engaged in ths sfar at Rio Mills,
Albema.ls. The name Was u;sprinted in our
correspondents letter yesterday.
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Gy-3OSHGa5 Halt tor re,t.-Ths f-st ,oy,
basement aud suo-Csiar of this extensive building,
corner Of 9th ard NJ ain sis, vii be rents be.
fore the LIST OF April next TIE premises src sdn.
raby suited 10 tne purposes of large wholesale,
c0nm,s-iop or auctioa business Apply at the
bulidins 10 JOHN AkCuEP,
mh 3-o,s Enstaver and Printer.
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Departed this lite on Tuesday. the 9Th Inst, Mr.
ALBERT w MOUNTCAsTLE, In the Dad year OF
his age.
Beyond the fight of time,
Beyond the reign Of death,
There surely 10 some blessed olime
Where life Is not a breath;
Nor life q affe ctions transient fire,
Whose sparks fly upward and expire.
The relatives and friends of the family are invi-
ted to attend his funeral this .Thursday) morning
at 10 O'Clock, from his late residence, corner 1eh
and Venable streets,
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CoNpna.ed Is a Spu.-Mrs. H. L. Knox
from Mobile, Ala, has been arrested and
committed to Castle Thunder upon the
charge Of being spy, and communicating
reasonable information to the enemies d
the Coufederacy.
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The Libbt Pfison--There arrived at this
well conducted institution yesterday two
hundred asd seventy-one Yankee prisoners,
captured by Gen. Longstreet's command
near Cumberland Gap. Among this number
six were commissioned officers.
Six hundred more Of the prisoners now
confaed in this city win leave this morning
for Americus, Ga. f
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Charged Nth Roboery.-P. McGowen was
sent on by the Mayor yesterday, charged
with receiving some stolen bacon from John
Cousins, negro. The negro was sent on
for stealing 1t. Several witnesses testified
that McGowen put up the bacon and that II
was his own property. He was admitted to
bail.
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Pa Aorl0ks -Ths Hon. Luc!us J Gsrsrsll,
1or. s.sssai yeass repre- feiltasiwe III IKE Cui.
81 Sss:sa aad ceass5sfa.s ssslsssse aosa
Georgia, hes hsas sppo:aled : 8tiza.s,ss
.l&Eumxsi Tha Ebaxlafs. IN o. nsnneeuf
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The Exchaagst6y Gen. w H. F. Lett is
stated that Brig. Gen. scammon, the Feds-
raj officer captured In Yankee steamer on
the Kanawha, Is TO be sent North by our
authorities in exchange for Gen. w. H F.
Lee, noticed In our paper yesterday a. being
at Fortress Monroe, awaiting transit to the
city by the next flag Of truce boat which IL
expected at City Point.
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EARR1nD,

Feb 94,h, BY the Rev Mr. retsisrsw, M "
FHAYs 10 Miss LES 3Ik GLENN both Of Rich
mnnd city.
On Tuesday evening, March 9Th, at the residence
of z NJ Courtney Esq, by Rev Or WIN b roner.
den. Mr. JAMES M WINSTON to Miss JUDITH
MANN, both of Henrico CO.
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< ChAYnD or stolen Left my premises, IN BID
- bey, GA THURSDAY last, q small req Cow; La
,..t one OF her h)Tbs A iberai reward will 10
paid for Ter to ne, any ,nfor matio, that
xii lead - her recovery. TR03 ku5KkLL
mn i0-ys
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EA-NAtTFD-To purchase p-ir OF .ood horses
OF mules, F,'f which literal price all be paid "
early apri cation DO made AZ tne Dispatch of1ce,
BY ni." "'s'ing where the al In q 5 can be ssen.
nh Q-Ns
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NOTICES OF INDEBTEDNESS
O,Yrcf OF the r 4 Y r r r Co, l
RIchmond kaYeh 10 laA4

O1Hicf OF Tue Z K Co, [
Richmond, Aarch 10 1854. I
NOTICE.-AlI checks drawn ny this com ,any,
and all drafts drawn on It, and ali o.hsr claims
open accounts or Otherwise, due prior 10 the 25,h
Of March, 1884. must be prese ted Tor payment On
or before that day. No checks will be drawn, nor
drafts honored, nor payments made at this Office
from that day to the I'd of April proximo. All
checks issued, and drafts drawn, debts due prior
to the 18th Of March, 1854 presented for payne Mt
after the lat proximo, will be paid In the present
currency at its par value, or at the option Of the
Company in the four per cent bonds Of the Confed-
crate States or IN the currency at the rate Of
three dollars OF the present for two Of the new, al
SXed by act Of Ongress, passed Feb 17th, 1864
t,n lO-t25,h 8 F HARW GOD. Treas.
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o. SPECI. NOTIoE.--u No lo7 Main Ct.
superior lot OF Flofid, cigars goo per thousand
Girls or boys wanted to learn cigar making The
WORK - light and always Commands good waees
Also, cigar makers, male or female anted.
GEO SAlTB, successor 10
NH 9-4sf jar Evans
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alIrIlr1ni1N Dispatril.
rg..Rsn,y MorNINJ. ......... MARJA lo..ises

.t..a--.-
a.~gA.ss pANlsE, .-gae asc5usi market { rs.a
~, ~ gald 81 2tia tfFiUS !of al Kinds Of cikA.
aTrcF .sG LfEtI @AaS, "a isfga or su'S'i
taSl,<t,..
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a OTICE.-I hereby notify my creditors that
~ they will be required to withdraw all bal
auces 10 my hands PRIOR TO the 18th day Of March
next, othe rwise they will be paid In the currency Of
the present date, or its equivalent; aud that all
checks drawn by me on Banks, not yet collected,
must be presented for payment before that date. 1
would also request pCreuns indebted to me for ne
gro hires, house rents, to CONS forward at once
aud pay up all amounts due by the 25lh OF March,
that { may have an opportunity of Investing or
paying over the same. as after that date shall de-
cline TO receive the old currency in payment
thereof. THOS BAGBY,
Negro Hiring and House Renting Agent.
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2r'Jcs, S&EfS IEu, e, &.

81 fOa sALE-A worry ire Diamond Cluster
Pm Apply al No 1V7 Ms.ns,. NH 6-o,.
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1SNss - & as :
GTOLEN or s.rayed0n Sunday morning last,
/ mouse or bay eOlared Mule, from my stable.
the property of NJ, Seldom, Of GOochiapd county.
Had on Blind bride, silver plated mounting; the
Bird ciiewed in two Will pay liberal reward
i. left AT my stable. RIO ri REID,
mn 10 2ft 9th 81, near Cav,
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O. TOLEN-FTom my residence, s0nel Horse,
= with white feet and white spot In the face.
a liberia! reward will be paid t0r his recovery.
NH l0--3f JACOB kECK, Butcher.
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ISyANTKD-To Rent--A bouse en- Church Hill,
~ with four or more rooms and kitchen, fu ~nish.
cd or unfdrp ished. Address $ w" through this Of.
fcs. NH 3-3,f
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

VALUABLE Hotel and other Real Esnte, at
Amelia Court House, fer sale. We are au
thorized TO ssll the above valuable real estate,
known as the hotei and residence at Amelia II,
containing by cent survey Isl acres 1t has bee
laid oil into IS lots, VARYING in size from \
TO fourteen acres, embracing a number of b suti-
full building sites and e wood lots. The hotel
is large frame building, capable Of accommo-
dating fifty persons, besides which there II large
dwelling adjoining, containing niue rooms, besides
lumber house, stables, &c.
Possession given Immediately, thus afording a
fine opportunity for persons to embark in the hotel
business or to secure really valuable property
There il hotel kept at the Court House, and one
Is not only much sought for by the persons attend
ing Court, but by the travelling public on the Dan
Vile Railroad. aslhe cars pas. at sach hours as 10
allow two meals per day TO be taken at the hotel.
il Is believed that for purposes of investment or
speculation no better opportunity hSs been offered
for some time past
4 plat Of the property can be seen At our once.
ThRNs-Cash or credit, At the option Of the pur-
chaser real estate In the city Of Richmond Will
be taken In exchange.
Pr IA great bargain will be sold II applied for
in few days; o., If not sold II will be rented out
to good tenant At re enable rate.
ma l04t GODDtN q APPERsON
nEsIRABLY located Farm, Of az acres, 10
H. Dlnwiddie, on the great Southern Railroad,
II miles from Petersburg for sais.-Ws are au-
thoriZed 10 sell q farm located IS above, on both
sides of the rarosd IL miles south OF Petersburg,
about lis acres are open land, and balance h
woods. About 800 acres are under . pretty good
rail fence. The Improvements consist Of small
dwelling, q kitchen, and corn house. II 10 dis
tant about one mile from a stopping place on the
railroad. The house sits on a handsomely ele
waited spot about 800 yards from the railroad, and
with moderate outlay IL imeFovins the building,
&C, could be made very handsoms place. To
effect speedy sale It will be sold for The low
price Ct $45 per acre. Apply to
mh 1875 GODDIN & APPERSON.
DEAUTIFUi. Cottage hesidehss a, Ashland,
with three- fourths of an AGRA Of land attached,
for sale. -t autnonxed 10 cell thai beautiful
tagon cottage located AZ shove, now occupied by
Kitchen, meat house stable, wood house, &c, and a
valuable and fertile garden, and pump OF good
water in the yard. The whole premises are IN the
most perfect order. the purchaser will have the
right to free ticket on the railroad. Possession
given the lat april, 1854. This, without doubt,
10 the hands0Msst restdence 10 Ashland. Apply TO
NH lo-A JAS NJ TAYLOR.
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n O-T-1W nsW.Td.--Losl on Sunday nosen6s
I February 3ssh, 1851, between 2osh str :, ss0
81 Joha's Church, upon Broad street Or q We We
Caureh, q Isdrs geld wa'cn key and watch pis: tne
ssy h.s steel barrel; the PIN col ssousd eiscn
enamslled cfoss II d~liv.rvd 70 Captain Henry
kives, Garner CT 2Sfh asd Broad strseess - 70 \
Stokes b %. The reward vii - pasd. .no~r
nh k-lvs SkV1a.
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80; a - Ss0P a1L1 ND GLRR-

NF0R0Xe FOR GAL1AGO .MA
1SOe sALH-xsAt1ss vay hkssy negeen very.
- - = - sfSa V 70 ysAre, lsssess tnsse.l
-, .na,syss lypSv q CAsy stssss ~
'yJ.-ss,p ni..'--l haze m Il years sl3, sess
~ = sys~ md hsusS srrv xt,es n ~ 800 $50
v1s.hsr ara isoasr, with = shilareas - hire. -
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sEr ANTED--To employ by the day, 10 sble-
bodied negro men for four or i've weeks;
steady employ ment and best wages given. Apply
i'm nediatey at BLENNER'S bakery, n street. or
No Sain street. nh 9-3:s
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TpANTED-A lady t, teach English French aud
~ Music 90 the piano, IN private family 10 .ho
country. Address JAS BUTLER, Rgiho. Glen 2 .
Va. W ia reffr-r CO NH O-o;t
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~ D LIARS Reward StIayed or stolen from
e)U my stable. at the corner Of LIST and Leigh SITS,
a medium siz d brown mare mule, blind In eye,
and a or the right fore leg, under the knee.
NH l0-3ts II GARY.
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WANTED-A steady and industrious man 10
W work on farm on shares or tor salary. APP
ely at iS2 Main e.. mhe-2t" Z
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"a A>TED To sell a Still Capacity about A
4! galOns) and Worm; also. OoeI for beer
works or for the use of disiiliet on small scale
For further information address Immediately,
through Post Once, JAS 4 O'gEARA.
~
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WANTED TO purchase, a first rate English
- twist double barreled Gun. Address "toK
1,02}," Richmond O. NH 10 -2t'
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- ! OFT E. Pefsons holding our rhecks or claims
y against rs of any description, must presen>
them for payment before the 2S;h OF March, 1854,
or they vii! be paid in Confederate :ou. per cent.
bonds in the present currency at par, nr In the new
currency at discount OF one-third Those indebt
ed to rs, may pri to tha: day licuida.s their in
debtcdness N the present currency at par, there
after the new currency will be required
NH 0-2taW25M GOUDiS h Al PERSON.
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EXTRA Heavy ~ Hsswp shtet ssss --Qn
Il -SxEd a 6fstsiAte tos OF heavy ~ blown
shsetixs and shirstuss os the tast maize 9, tsssoa
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OFTICs " THs JAs kIvEs AND IA Co
Richmond, aaren Z, 1854.
WANTED HANDS Tho James River and Kama
W VIVA company wish to hire = number Of slaves
for The balance If Ibis year, 10 be employed on the
repairs OF The canal.
Application may be made to e L Chipn. 6upt, at
Richmond; n Harris, 6up't. Holcombs's Rock,
BEDFORD; Nichae!s, 0upt Buchanan or to the IN.
der1tgned at this once.
NH - sodlw WP MUNfOaD, sec'y.
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yNANTED-An the wrought iron scrap and all
w the old axes tina: be brought to my shop
will pay 10 cents for all wrought. scrap delivered
ct my shop, between lih and 18th SITS, near Old
Dominion Works. w l. ROCK.
NH Q-6t+
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IVAN rED-Confede ate Money = have for sale
W l4U2h acres of land, lying in the new county
OF Buchanan. recently formed from farewell CO.,
Va, within short distance OF the Court House..
This nd will produce tobacco, whea', &c. Title
warranted. Price S6 per acre. For particulars ad
dress "a c. Box 6St Richmond, Va.
NH 9-3lf
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NOTIE.-l hereby notify al persons indebted 10
AZ me that viii receive the present currency 10
payment of their debts un the 2St inst, after thai
date shall r. q, c payment Ia the new curr,nc' >,
the cid at 8: per can; &isc INT Persons holding
my checks, Or ! whom am indebted, must present
their claims before that date as srter that date
shall pay item in the present currency or four per
Cent Confederate bonds.
NH l0--8ts JAG MOORE
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s:lFfY Dollars Reward Stolen. my covered
/ wagoa, with two spriuge; tie cover is black,
aud Tern on the 70 hand s.de the top 10 made u
bows, aad slightly spr ing back; the ore on the Sue
which i. torn naB been pecsd, and IN iron plate put
on TIE body has heea ssrcrg thened by pieces Of
iron screwed the inside ami painted red striped
green. TIE running gesr Is pslnted yellow and
striped red viii pay $40 for tho wagon and IS
for the ,h'e IF. JNO WILLIAMS,
nh 9-Stt yanabla 81, be. t7th and 18th.
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UTiCE-Ati parties - " o,n 3o are ibaIebte4 on
~ account ~ sa.es, OF for Ally other clam. are
requested ~ mas collection before March 25.h next
otherwise they viii be pail In bonts, currency Of
the pres nj cate, or ts Equivalent. AL checks,
drawn ~ u not ye. collected must bl preserLed
before thai cate All debtors mutt pay tneir dues
beiore th 1t time, SITTER that inc she prssen;
rsncy VIII &c, bs received IN payne for such o.
Gsajion. PLtt~ANGs Aact,
No % Main street,
NH 80 Az las HUNTER 4 co
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M. ASTED-To purchase a Chan bermaid and
~ SeamstIe,s, Of cool character, between II
AMI 81 years cd Any one having ono for ssle will
please address BOX 958,' Richmond post-oBice -
The servant 10 remain IN Richmond. State price
ntd Sua!res OF their serysE.. spu3-4t>
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

AOTtCE An person. having fluids IN our hands
IN ere hereby Notified 10 withdraw the game PRIOR
to the Z6th last, or the amounts due them viii be
funded il four per Ct 1t bones Tor their account We
also uotif, all persons Indebted ta US In Confederate
currency that the must be paid prior TO the IS
list as thereafter viii he E'ccved ut its current
vsIue Only TOLtESON, CATLErr & co.
NH lJ-2,wt2bth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

oSe-Certidcato OF Confederate States stock,
No 100, for $4,000, beariog per CT Mt intoses. .
issued May IS b, and be.nng interest from April 10
lses under loan Of Feb'ry 90th. 1858, 10 name Of
K Cox. Application nss oess made a. tne treasury
,,r it, rensyal 70 S-lawdWs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

4 ard Exporting Company ctceA-No $50, NJ
eleven SD fss, with an endorsement on the tees
transf rr,rg four shares. Application will Be msas
for new eortiEoAt~