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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-21

A TTENTloN THE AGENCY STORE. sls sEv-
"A enth Avenue H. EOsENBERG. 1 received S300 . in
Rreenback purchsse aud the highest proc for Cast
GA Clothing Th order must be fnli lei a. short notice
SIX Dresses r. So To So Coats from 81 to 3lj, Pants
from So TO ST. Ao. CARPETS Furniture Jewelry &c Ladies
and gents invite give meGour orders address
W III mole. n Ro5ENBsRG. ~ Seventh avsuna. LADIES'
attended By Mrs. Rosenberg Orders attended to Ia aud out
O city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-21

DARLoR SUIT OF FuRSIruRE wAvTxD-IN uOOD
order Zoe cash about 81 peoes inclpd M spfa Apry
70 @ addrsss O. :, Wet fhise Ssa ''icsh bssta sRA
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1SSuut T70n Wv VK0itx7 % SPVVf9,
the Asia, kom Boston, IS, 400. r
The following will show the exports exclusive Of sps
Gle from New York to foreign ports lor tAs week end.
ing Jay Is ani since January L.
1852 1888 1894
For the week. ...... So 0S6 oS7 22sl S35 1879 go
Previously reported. SO 63l $40 9634l3T o. s0s 500
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And The finance Committee estimate that ss..5o,ooo
more must he raised FOR The casung ycar, which will
mako the total debt Gil ,l5o. 900.
II is moro tnsn probable taat tho bills Of distant ma
t!ona banks will from time to tine wander away from
home and are likely TO up in this section OF the
country, and enier into circulation without receiving
that scrutiny thai the issues Of State banks would be
subjected 10. Under this view shall watch their con
dton and occasionally give abstracts OF their statements
Tho follow the las, monthly report OF the First Ma.
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EUROPEAN lHIELllGEkCE.

The last European papers contain some Inter
estina intelligence, from which We make soIns Sc
lections
LoND RUSSELL q SPEECH on TIE DEfENTIcS q TEE
coNFEpERATB RAks.
In the House Of Commons, on the 25th ult, the
Earl OF Derby stated that the Government had
promised to lay before the House the correspon-
deuce with the Federal Government relative to the
seizure OF Laisd's rams, hut had failed to do go
He asked the reason Of this discrepancy:
Earl Russeil--Ths statement Of the noble Earl
would be very striking Ii he had correctly renem
hsred the facts Of the discussion to which he al.
iudss The noble Ea,l has represented the case a.
II had stated that the production OF the CORES
popdence to which he now ailudes between Mr.
Adams aud me was dangerous to the publ'c ser
yice, and as Ii had been supported In that opinion
hv the Attorney General and the law 0pcers Of the
Crowu. A. l recoilect II, my statement was not
that tho production Of the correspondence os re.
in,inr 70 the United States aud this country uld
be dsnssr0us but that the Attorney 0ensrai was OF
oDlnion that ils production would lead To iueom-
uists discussion In the House OF Commons upon
partial Information, and therefore wouia ne mn
siOus 10 the cause OF the Crown In case which u
coming on In court Of law. Hear, hear A.
seereisry of Staie did not feel authorized tn Civ
Ing uspeis 10 Parliament when the principai law oi
Rcer OF the Crown told me their production would
be injurious ~ the cause Of the Crown In ease 70
he hi. IN cont Of law. That II an entirely oil
farent statement from that which the noble Earl
represents me 40 MlakiHs-that thought there
would be some public danger IN the production OF
thoss papers fhs change which has taken place
has taken place with the person who objected 70
their production. (Osnstve cheers ffoM the oppe-
sitiop.
hs and lsasued friend The Attorney -Oenesai
on rerussidsrins ,hs matter hS told me he hsa
eosue % The aptmios sAas the papsfs could ee pIo
dwceA rot sufissiy without mischief, out Minos'
israiuu ~ ~ AslWuey Oeassal bsiqg Yaivs9, ~
et1oookoo = W0tvo1 -, hoqoooo oovo - oON
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Camp Lee.

The following Is copy of the report of the
Joint Committee of the two houses of the Con
eral Assembly of Virginia, appointed to invss-
tigsss the charges of abuse and inhumanty to
conscripts at Camp Lee, near Richmond, Va {:
The Joirs Commit tee appointed ITO ir q1iIs
and report whether any. and II any, what atn-
SOS or iahumanity may have bssn prse.ieed OF
tolerated 1T Camp Lee in the trea. msnt Of con
SCRIPTS" have performed the duty assigne
them, and bag leave, respectfully, 10 sublnit the
follow ing report:
Before entoring upon ths investigation re-
auired by the resolution Of tie General As.
samb!y. your COMMITTEES deemed Ii becoming
20 spcrise the Secretary Of War of their pur
poss, and to request of him authority to visit
Camp Lse, III order to obtain information and
their elQa!iiss To this application tn he Soc
rs:sry promptly and courteously replied. Civ
ing ths authority asked for and expressing the
p,easnr. he fst at the interes. manifested Ia
the eonscl i)ts by the General Assembly in the
res ,iu.ions of irq 1ry which they had adopted
aud under which yea. committee wsrs acting.
The letter of Mr. Ssddsn, together with his
written authority ~ visit Camp Lee accom-.
panviay il, your CO N nittse regard as Of SUIT
ri mt In o trance, and as due alike to the sub.
ct an., the Secretary Of War, To refer 70 aud
make q part OF their ropor,, snd they acc 'rd-
ipp.y append them, marked A. aud y. Taey
think il proper TO remark also in Lhis conne:-
tiou. that ,nsy found the prep Ieed in vestga.ion
of the subjects committed 10 them had been
In paft anticipated BY the action of the Score
tarv Of War, before the passage Of the Join;
resolution BY the General Assembly, who,
unon learning that ramcrs had obtained cur
rspcy of suffsrirg among the men at Camp
Lea for want of wood, ordered An officer to 90
out and Inv estigass the matter and rske I'm
meci ,ss report. Your committee have been
fnr, he'd with q copy OF that order AID the
raports thereon ef Col Shi-t:e, tae Csmman'
dsut of the Poss. and OF ths fevera' fdcera
ia charge of tbe troofs al Camp Lse, which
ara of interest and value as Illustrating AID
explaining .hSsnIjs jscs aHd a. constituting q
rars Of the evidsnoa upon which your cem
uiase relied In arriving at their own conciu
sious. Tasse documents are appended, marked
/ ard l.. consecutive order.
Il win he psseeived tbat the complaints
vbioh reached the Secretary OF War sA AID
ths general form Of ''safeIins for wans oi
wood" the inc aires disested BY him wsse
sopiinea to thu. pseidc charge: and 90 fAs y
the investigation under the Osdsr OF The Sss
r.snrv upon this head aSe concerned, Tie ~
pcrts II The CommandAas = Camp Lse, na6'.
HI su-pr .iante Oh era, sssn ~ yvaf es1na !
tee a.,isf.etsry, 49, lliy acQ.is tbsse 9sssl
si ~ nsals9 4 - . a1aasdlaSs - - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

QUEEN VIcroRIs's ABDiCAIioH.-Ths Memorial
D:plon,attque makes itself responsible for the sz-
tragidnary statement that at recent cabinet coun.
ell on the Danish question, Queen Victoria rose
from the table declaring that she could come to no
decision without consulting with Prince Albert,
retired into her closet, and, energing annOunc-
ed that the Prince was hostile to any act of war ty
England.
This unmistakeable proof Of mental alteration Is
said to have determined Lord Palmerston to urge
the abdicatiOn of the Queen; and the fact that, in
stead of joining his mother at Osborne, the Prince
of Wales has gone with his princess to ST Leon
ards, Is interpreted as an INDICATION that Edward
VII is preparing to mount the throne, and to inau
guraie new foreign policy In the affairs Of Grea:
Britain.
II is certain thai the present attitude Of the Eng
lsh Government cannot lon: be maintained If Eng
land is to keep her place "a p lwer Of the firs,
rank, and If the abdicatiOn OF Victoria 10 a neces
sary pre- iminary to vi. orous and honorable action
on the part Of Great Bitain. that abdicaiion Is like
ly to bs insisted upon aud accomplished with no
unnecessary delay --Com Advertissr
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Aittmn,th 4ispatrb.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH Is, 1884
FROM THE pxNf f<sULA- -KtLPATRtCK AT
TEMPTING 10 GO BACK gY TIE RApPA-
nANNnEK

TEMPTING 10 GO BACK BY TIE HAPPA-
HAMMOCK.
The statement tx at Fitzpatrick is attempt.
ing to &c: back to Meades army, by cross
ing the Rappahanuock, is confirmed by pas
sengers who came from King aud Queen Last
night. On Friday his cavalry left that coun-
ty and went through Essex to Dragons Ford,
on the Rappahannock. The heavy rains had
80 swollen the stream that they could not
croes, and on Sunday they again returned to
King and Queen, and went on down the Pc.
ninsula. The infantry which had been sent
as their support had already gone aboard
the transports and returned to Yorktown
They said as they went down that they were
going to come up with poptoons, and cross
the Rappahannock, as that was their intend
ed route back.
The burning of the village at King and
Qgeen G. II seems to have been on act oil
deliberate dcvilishnees on the part of the
Yankees. They burnt twenty houses, leav.
ing only one dwelling standing-that of MIR.
Byrd.
They had previously robbed the owners
aud the iuhabitants of the neighberhood OF
all the provisions they had.
On their route down from Richmond, after
the failure Of the raid, Kilpatricks men acted
iu a most barbarous manner TO the inoffen-
sive and helpless people OF New Kent and
James City. From the Cross Roads In New
Kent, where the vandals entered the stage
road, down to Barhamsville, in the same
county, they burnt and pillaged nearly every
house. AT Barhamsvile, they destroyed the
barn of Nelson Timberlake, burning all his
corn and fodder, and stole every pound q
his meat. A Mr. James Taylor, who re-
monstra.ed with them for their outrages,
was knocked down, and beaten until he be-
came insensible Other citizens were most
outrageously treated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Army INTsLLIsExcs.--Lieut.-C Gen. E. Kirby
Smith has been promoted to full General, and
given the command of tbs Trans Mississippi De
psrtment. Gen. Sterling Price, 1t Is stated in the
Atlanta Register, has succeeded Gen Holmes i'm
Arkansas, and the latter is to report In Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Sent North by Flag Of Irucs.-There were
sent to City Poiit on the steamer Schulz Z
yesterday morning four hundred and twenty
privates, and forty officers, Yankee prison
ere, as anAofiset for the Confederate prison
ers who will arrive IN Richmond this morn
ing on parole till such time as an exchange
can be effected. Among the officers are Gen
Neal Dow. Coils w Wilson, 133d Ohio and
--- Fippen; Lieut-Cols Il s Northcott, 18th
Va, G H Morton, S4th Iii; NJ Nichols, 18th
Conn; Maj aud Asst AdJt Gen q w Russell,
Jr; Msis G Farnsworth, LIST Conn cav, L B
Rogers, 140th Pa; NJ Polk, 9Th N Y cav; A
Macmahon 2lst Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Moyoy's Court The following cases en-
brace all that were OF interest in this Court
yesterday:
Frederick Miller, charged with robbing
Thom-s Patterson OF one gold watch valued
at d, 800, the property Of David Mcdaniel,
one pair Of boots worth $50, and one hat,
valued at go, the property OF said Patterson,
was called, but owing to the absence Of wit.
nesses the Mayor declined gcing into an ex-
animation Of the case.
A charge was preferred agsinst Jordan,
slave OF Manda Eli, Of forcibly entering the
smoke-house Of George 7. Moran and steal.
ing twenty pieces Of bacon, valued at q, 500.
The testimony elected proving that the Of.
fence had been committed IN the county Ot
King William, His Honor, for lack of juris-
diction, referred the case To the Jussicss oi
that county.
A fine OF $40 and security for good beha.
viJr was required of Patrick Lee, charged
with being drunk and aesaulting aud beating
Henry, slave Of Frank Riley.
Charles lsaacs and Richard Barry, arrested
some time since on the charge OF garrOtiug
aud robbing P. A. Hsxall, the examination
Of whom has been postpc ned several times
Gu account Of the absence of witnesses,
were yesterday called up before His Honor.
II being proven that another party was with
Isaacs (Who Is y mere boy Ut the time he
sold the hide to Gimmi, the tanner. lsases
was closely questioned In order to show that
Barry was that second person on. al efforts
to make the boy testify to that effect were
unavailing, whereupon the parties were
again remanded till further evidence can b<
looked up.
Miles R. Bohanncn, charged with Sorgina
two checks upon the Farmcrs' Bank q
Lynchburg, for tov0 each, purportipg to b
signsd by "B. Atkins q 6on," was, after ar
examination OF witnesses, sent on for ind1ct
Court, aud the accused admitted to bail iu
the .um Of q. 600 10 answer each offence.
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ITUkNITUsE
Furniture,
Fufniturei !

SELLING OFF
Thos- desirous Of obtaining really elegant furoi-
ture can now bs ao.omm dated by ca hng 1T my
ware rooms, where the mos. superb furniture on
sale 10 this city can b. found na7es selection Of
splendid aud sn,ir iy new aItic,ss on hand, viss
Superb wardrobes
no eahinsta
Do washstsnds
Do extension tables, the best made
sererAl splendid pa rlor suits plush and hair eoth
cover, the finest now offered
Elegant lou"gs', 81 every description
Besiies q variety e other furniture, such -
Cane seat oaaifs. bsdsteads
s fis, tete- stetes, divans
Mattresses, blank sts, carpets h
Call early and secure your bargains.
Cabinet Maker and Upholsersr,
M H-S.' Tranklin 81, near l6ih.
NOrI 4 90 si whom II may -eoacsfn II 10 eau
IN tion enc and all persoos of the Conf.dsrats
States that am entitled to oss third Of the prois
Of the patent hight Of the Pewsii gun OF esn.oo..
Aoy cne purchasing rights bad better call and
- POwEBs,
mhl4-A. At Castis ThunJsI.
hfOTIJK.-The cslsbratsd seailoa ASear" win
" stand this season 1t his Old stauA on D ck et,
between 2ist aud 2ai-&75 f,r the ssaAon. endfag
tbs lst Of August. and q 70 the groom for cash
mare For further particulars. call at The stable.
nh l4-l5t' = = xURNeA.
e 4 AxxoRY, R.chmmd, Va, March ~, 1854
TAwEs KsaTIN0. Bfitish snpj sc., saa CkA-
81 vER, MAryEaudcr, have loft the employ of this
s,m)ry without proper discharges Al 0ovsrnmeos
Establishments sad coasssosors are nosinsd nos TO
employ them. FRANK JONES,
NH l4-2t Msiw Commanding
e CueAR, 6oda, sad LogwVed.
~ 10 bbts brown sugar
50 kegs bi car soda
loo boxes extract l0gwood.
fes ssie by
RO1r a, Uau Z 90,
nh lA-Ar No II Pearl q.
DN8zRD sF31xiY.
n. Gsossai Ohmuuuloe xeecAaae
Vim give promsl sstsati0a to aln = I'll hiode =
msrchaSdias coosixnsd :. hin. Nh 49,
Al LlJA1kY.
SsnWua - kh aDose, bs4vsea 0ysd an1 AseA -
NJ qoke l1aoelD - 6amee - teoos9aee aane
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.lNorHER TESSEI 0FS7ToYzn.

PEr1RsBURo, March 1k-Capk 1Asab d
rough and eight men, OF the GanA1 CospG
boarded and captured on Friday night, q
Nansemond river, the sch0onAe Julia 1Akel
of Portland, loaded with valuable stogoo.1
The captain and crew and three negToa
were brought oR and the vessel buT1k o.
WAS valued ct ten thousand dollars Sewers
vessels and . gunboat were clese b, but e.
,nen were not interfered with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Rclsase Of Cdpt C0stMeyer.-Thisg gentle
man, who has been in Castle Thunder for
some days back, was released on parole yes
terday. Capt. Z. insists upon strict In
vestigation OF the charges which have
been preferred against him, and 1t is under
stood that the matter will be disposed Of to-
day The Federal soldier to Dhom he gave
the package on the flag of truce boat was an
old neighbor Of Cashmeyer's In Baltimore,
and had baiied out some of his family who
were arrested on suspicion Of sympathising
with the South. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

NO2JHHRN NxW3-TH8, sRHC0H112JQ0(
ROAOR-RgJUECzHG IN A1k11Mna&

n nr -
Oz1res Y, d. March A-IAetsv va1ndn41
toa CHso:iee. OF the !0to, e0omo 444or41)
csieofascd letter OF JAY llea - AI1!9eo
as - ssvs ~ that ~. fYnitsd % a ~. ~ Gc.....ss
w. .S 40 s~.s.oA = ~ sm1 .ns css ~ ~
Svu i. ,,a.ms, !. xso, ne ~
Ivy ,s es.,L ~ sll..uae.s ~ sy wS nwS 49,
uos uos Ho,.s Hon. S Sss .. - ..". ~ 49, r,
,,r. not uuns, 90 eo3x,te - l
onl.oo osAsey vs.eeo WI ~ ll D.
bu..,os vcsseIs q p. ~ u -! ss.s< !sss.s< -
Gr".s ..'sI ps,a,. rVss III ~ = 49,
"Sn' TsNau wvu!3 p -
c.aI.ne slsI No ne2tos ~ Hs.ssl - y ~
2. vr gsnomOsreL ~
cisSen ot ins Unneo. ~
ONCE; that 31alUo ana K 0D1I
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CPECIAL NOTICE All parties hold00g my checks
- and these Of James N. Taylor Son, are re-
crested to present the same at the Bank OF the om
monveaiih prior the e3th inst mt, where monty J
!. depoeied TO meet them AID also all parties hav'
ing moneys in my hands and in the bands Of Janes
II Taylor Son, arising from salo. OF Taal estate or
otne.vcse, are hereby notified to draw the came
prlor 10 tue q5th instant, or such moneys will be
paid only 10 The old currency or in four per cent.
b niS.
NH l4-6t JAe. ID Ia1LoH.
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DYING GOVERNMENT.

IN the Yankee House of Representatives. last Wed
nesday-
Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Iad.ana, satA X was meaH-
choiy spectacle to behold free Government die
Liberty once lost has never In the history OF the
world been rcgained by the same people re-
publican form of government once Overtbroxn has
never risen again. Whenever In the wide domain
of human conduct, people once possessed Of lib
erty, with all the power in their own hands, had
surrendered these great gifts 0f good at the com
mand Of a ueurper, they have never aftefwdrd
proven themselves worthy TO regain their forfeited
treasure. The American Republic, he seid,, is
dying, and he proceeded to ehumera rate the causes
which are working its downfall, saying, amcns
other things, that under the present Administra
ton, justice longer established, nor the
blessings of liberty secured TO the citizen. No in
stance in all hi tory could be found where people
claiming Christian civilization has waged war
Of any kind against any foe. in dumb ferocioas 81
lence, without word, sign, or look In behalf Of
peaceful solution, as long as We have now been
engaged in this cruel conflict.
He argued at length that negotiation now opened
would lead to restoration Of the Union without
further slaughter and that such course OF states
maHship was sanctioned by enlightened precedent,
and especially commanded by Divine law. But
such course would not accomplish emancipation,
nor bind up central desp0tism; hence 1t was not
pursued by the party In power He argued that the
management of the Treasury Department had rem
d red bankruptcy and ruin iEevitaGe. He spoke
~ Gen. Burnside as infamous add brutal for his
agency in banishinS that statesman and Christian
gentleman, Mr. VaIIsndlgbam; and In conclusion,
said the Union could nor be fully dissolved, but
that every day which the present party remained
in power rendered its restoration more remote, aud
the burdens and sufferings of the people more In
Ioerabie He warned the South not to lock tor
ward to separation and independence but to eni
brace every opportunity to cooperate with the
conservative Of The orth In returning To their
allegiance on basis Of perfect security for all their
rights and Institutions american citizcns. Il.
this be done. the next Presidential election will
put an end to the war anu death, and bring con-
siitutiORai Union Of the States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Lstwrasl GoSTsdsrats Hftaoasva The
steamers Shuts and Allison win arrive 9
the wharf at B cketts this morning. q 10
O'clock, with $50 returned Confederate psis-
onero
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I6S3 S3t172xkd.z7.

Lost, 17XA1Y0s -
r osr- 196 Rewasd.--Lese, u ne uekse -
/ I OF the b, 4 r 4 Go, . nGDssoa1aa
Book, with some valuabi. pspsss aaene tAeo q
exemption papers, due btil fes ese tAaaaao1 ~
lars, and ten dOilaSe In a0tee. A. tAo poe1eo NJ
he Of no use to any one except the oWtss. asl
ward BY leaving then ss 4 a:Dsissys, iSas)
ST. %s ss Ss s:s ~ MAJ" street, OF Z S g; :Sa4or. II
/ from tie camp st Cha0n'e fasp, ateat q
7ta day e March, dark bay HsRaa, ! an1os -
order, eyss mot very good. 1hs slevs l6uael u
Do paid to any ooe Who nay sstnxn ~ - IN
any inform auoa Of his vAsseshcso A191ss
aAlb-et. Sss O.. 49,. |
I Osk-0n 5si0Fday 10 III EsssSS, Sss1sS
] spaut jcNsly stovs end ~ Ae4sw Pm,
n,'s, On R,oad ne tortoise shsll Cas1 O.. ~
vito blue blue y;ys. ,s .s;: sst - s -
The nodsr win ,. hS1eilY Esvssasa y laaviss
''' UNIV nsaARrHf~x ~x1rcu1xp,
NIB la. CovossN - W G.
CTOLEN-fvo Laahse 1fsSE3 ~ 8 -
son. 'oa. Or On. .: end. and @ % ~ otS.s q -
and cootatniee stx 81 ~ leesDeon4 0eqn9
Ths oth,r. . light lssthsr Ts1lks san ssnv0s!es
.Sn'.'n,.s 70. .aa. .,,,si, i,d,'s .sssa.f : f:s
The trunks were lssoibly tsta, ean 8 Nlst
Rocks It's. dsiSea hy 8 naero boy, aAsul " r.
Friday last. reward n ejeo v4te - -
Irunks. y06M-0e
NNR HuadTsd Dollars Esvasd.-1aV0 O
~ my rssideEce 90, 90 the llaA tnsla.A ~ ~
AID he hsfsr Is spotte- red asd vhiae.. IN 81
the ABOVE reward I" any psssea thaA ~ A11ivss
two animals to me, or Tor aoy hssssnaAe. q ~
whereabouts either q my plaAosS - . UAeeoe1
Co. National ersvssy, iost q % =;
NH tk-Ms o. ~ !
900 DOLLzEs &s~srds--OsS sSSss vOS e
ZUU % rr!day night lass. - es1eeee eaag
iAs themselves in the store, 4 ever 49, ws0
bco.s and fhOes. Among Sho aIttol1a eeooD ~
pair q Soos, ,sssa :ssoss tn: te I. VI. % - =,
| rams; pas OF shoes, J 3 DootAAs o10e = ~
Isis1, NO 5; ! shoe. , SisnsaS, - Il . pahs
s.ss.. .Gs:ss made ., sss sssA sss, s :s..s
childzea's rrsiish shoes, Win b1seoao; - ~
odd shoss We viii give he aoeva eGuns1 ~
| aesecs,oc of lhs thisf ed ysaevssy eee1egoe11.
nah hN-ls ~ un1n 90
/ N III DttablS. at Daooa onnr1W Iin1n.
ksorel bort bias.4 iacs. hie AinoNse vA1ena1
Yup 20 his kases, m fire fsee veioo oeeae ~
lock He b stJat - q ~ 1no11 ~ -
s,so marks d ths tzssssslA aAaAs. IvM ~
above reward for the recovery q - ta61G.
was stolen on The night Il theeth ~
mn il-sst JA01o -
II STRAY -LsN D staAls =, aleas 6la4
| e .hlss Oo., wtAe So 6 80 -
iiosrsl reward - ssy eas uee IN n0s1 - q
whsreAbouts. - tAss oan - ~. - - -
turn her to my saAs.e or tta.si., hasssa
and l8sh sreeis. enc Il 1100
NH l<-A 81 Sc
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Ftxad.-A eplcndid case Of surgical In
struments, silver mounted, was found yes
terday In culyers on 25sh street, between
Main and Cary. They can be seen at the
Cage, over the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

Fre.-Between 10 and IL O'clock on Sun
day night the carpenter shop OF Mr.. Fleming
Griffin, located on the corner Of Grace and
23d streets, was entirely destroyed by fire.
In addition to the loss OF the building, q
large amount of timber and other building
material, together with several chests ol
valuable tools, were burnt up. The hre Wa
tho work Of an incendIAry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15
NOTICES or INDEBTEDNESS

hT0TIGE ALI rereors iEd sbtel t.
~ Ques,ei TO call aad make payment before the
35th March, shah cease to receive tbs present
cdrreIcy thereafter ucisss X shall b. Infected
tha depreciation specit-d by the acs Of Congress
Those who have ciaiE eg .inyt us will please PIE
teut them before shat time, they will te paid CT
st a reduction of 3s11 per cent of is par value.
NH l5-2ts JOHN LINDSEY K SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-15

NUANTEa-S2,s"o n ,he present caerenoy. for
W which 81 o0a will ee paid IN the new curreuc;
r,nety csvs ter four monihsl after cate, vel. se
cured. Address "Ba" box Nd So: Richmond o
ststsag ~ar~e 40 interview Gao be had. -..-z
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