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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

We think, II tho news from Europe
puelishsd In our columns yesterday doe
not entirely disabuse the minds Of the feu
among 10 who, after al that has hap
pensd, still cling 70 the hope that our cor
aims over the water can be induced b,
an circumstance whatever to afford u
even their countenance in our difficulties
they must BE- harder Of bsliefthan Thom
a, sirnamed Didymus, himself. IN
ross.water speech Of, we should suppose
some Ave minutes length, Lord Derb,
called the attention of the peers to th'
fact that Lord Russell had refused to lay
the papers in the case Of the rams before
the House Of Lords, on the contempt
bly frivolous pretext that the case
wAs now under judicial investi
CATION, the papers in question
having already been published by
the Yankee Congress IIewished fartl' ,
to have copy Of any papers relative t'
Yankee threats Of violence in British wa
tsrs, . dispatch from Seward to Adams
having been published in Washington, IN
which the former threatened to follow th.
Alabama and Florida into British waters
aud destroy them there. Russell woulc
not produce the papers, contenting him
sslf with stating that the rams were, in
his opinion, designed for the.Confederate
States, and that her Majesty's Govern
lnsnt were extremely anxious to avoid
giving countenancc TO such proceedings
And there, we are told, the subject drop
ped. In the House of Commons, Mr..
Seymour Fitzgerald called attention to
the capture of certain English vessels by
the Yankees, and the murder of an Eng
Nsh sailor bya Yankee lieutenant Rus
sell, it seems, had modestly insinuated to
Seward that the murder ought to
be punished, but did not insist lest
he might give offence to the Yankee.
Ths Attorney General cut him short by
stating that prize sdjudications were the
came in England and America, yankee
DOM and that the disposition Of the
Government was very fair and just, when
Lord Robert Cecil backed Mr. Fitzgerald.
stating, in substance, that the practice Of
refusing papers when called for, enabled
tho ministry to govern without parlis
snent, and that the policy of the Govern
ment Was obviously trucking one, dc.
After some further debate, in which
much was said about the trucking policy
Of the Government, old Palmsrston
begged Mr.. Fitzgerald, with tears in his
eyes, to withdraw his motion for the
production Of papers, (Which had already
been published,) declaring that the Gov
ernnent of Lincoln was the justest, and
the noblest, and the most enlightened
Government in the world, and giving
wa9 to uncomfortable emotion at the bare
idea q insisting upon the maintenance
Of British dignity and British right to
the point Of offending his dear friends
Lincoln and Seward And Mr.. Fitz-
gerald accordingly withdrew his motion.
Russell ia well aware that we have no
means of retaliating for any injury he
may offer Us. He therefore treats us
hauShtiIy and truculently. But the
Yankees have the means Of retaliating
and to them he truckles with the abject
msanness Characteristic Of the bully and
the coward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

I. TIE Capture Of Yankee Steamers w j
Yesterday briefly mentioned the capture In
Chesapeake Bay Of two Yankee steamers and
p schooner, by a d@tschmsns of the Volun,~e.
Navy, aided by Captain Fitzhagh, Of tie 5.h
Virginia eavalry, wnh fourteen m.n. Tie
rarity left Mathews c,Hnty on Ffijay, the ith
inst, and reaching the J. ,stern Shore tina:
night. succeeded in capturing two steamers,
ons schooner, six Yankee wrgons, tan horses,
AID also destroyed 3 large quantity of
of meat, hard bresd, and o.hsr Government
Sores Oar forces burnt the schooner, bonded
ono Of tina steamers, and then came of in the
other, bringing with them twenty nine pris.
oners When our force landed near Cherry
s.ons the Federal guard was surprised aeieep,
aud informed that the Alabama VIA then at
the wharf and that they nus: march aboard,
which order !hsy promptly complied with.
The following parties, taken from tie
steaner Titan, reached this city yesterday,
and were committed 20 Castle Thuud~r: Capt.
.nb-n Shore, IacJt Jones James +. Saore,
Wm $. Store, CHARLES BIchen, and james En-
neth
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The Race After the Alabama.

The last foreign arrivals convey to ua
the information, through an abolition
aheet, that screw steamer was in few
days to leave British port to go in quest
Of the Alabama The intelligence is af
}erded by an abolition sheet, and tho en-
terprise, it ia intimated, Is one of indi-
-viduals who have lost heavily by the
captures OF the Alabama. The vessel
cited OFT, it is claimed, can sutrun the
Alabama, &nd is to be manned by q
British crew. ana commanded by a man
~he has lately been an officer in the
Irish navy. ard who is complimented
b his abolition sulogist as one able to
Sope With Captain Semmes. OF course,
u must be considerable Of man en-
The ssa
What credit Ia to be attached to this
SoAeting announcement, we are unable
u say. If there IL such scherao Tor
taeching thu. Alabama in progress among
the Ncgliah Abolitionists, the United
States Government isat the bottom of it,
and frniShss part at least. if not all, of
the funds. But what if the statement be
truss Aud what Il the Yankee Govern
msnt is The prime never in the matter ?
Has not the Yankee Government been
naing IT. best exsrtions for two years to
catch Captain Ssmmes And may We
not soncluds that they will hardly be
abs - do more now than they have
dehS, Gthough aided by the British Alb.
ot0saistsf Captain Semmes will be
~ to dfspoSs Of the new enemy and
~ ho1at6d toa1mAnder we doubt not:
ana i = aeft than probable that the
Hrdsh lyn9skhisers with the Yankee
''sns ~ only preparing another
"rsees to adorn his brow, 50 often
Csesd With the iaure, Of victorious
achievements.
10 90 not feel any anxiety about this
embarrassment, but rather regard it as
ssusht With advantage to our cause. If
the enterprise takes such form as to i'm.
psss % obligation on the British Gov
sfnnsnt to institute any proceedings
and 4 6lls to do 50, the moral eff.c, -
IL dslinqasRey viii fnure to our GOOD
WA1s " nsed not fear the enternr;s. 4.
~ lit should not assume such /.
Mn and Ut hsvs - much Of On exist
49, asto b known to the people of
1nG1lod, the effect Will b. to Increase
pepalsr synpsthy for us-to aid US in
prssalag upon public sttsntioa jn Eng.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Robbery - Officer Creme, assisted by another
member f the police arrested Yesterday at
sa-no N bert SniSgs, Carter Winston, Geo.
Quickly and Columbia Anderson, all free ne.
yroea charged with stealing from John B'yan
oue uniform, i've linen shir.s, en-, pair OF
parts, four pairs Of drawers. aud divers other
articles; an, uniting in ysiae 20 abcut $500.
The articles vera fouHd ia tho hcusa OF
Soriggs, who Is the proprietor OF a Kind of
negro hotel There were also found large
amour: Of Misis balls, OF which no account
conlH ks given,
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NOTICES OF INDEBTEDNESS
OFFICE Va CENTRAL RAILROAD 20 .,

OFFICE Va CENTRAL RAILROAD 20
Richmond March 9 1864
NrUrii IT. Az checks drawn by tnis C6moanv
Y all drafts drawn il, and al dvdenrs euS
other claims anst it open co1nts due prcyncs
to The 2b.h CT March 1854, must be presentsd fo.
payment or Or before that day Notice Ia hereby
given ha. n! such checks o. aims which may re-
main unsettled tao FIRST day OF April 1854 will
be pail in the present currency at its par value, or
at the opiioa OF the Com 2any in the currency,
at the rate OF tno dollars OF the for three Of tn.
present. as fixed by Ao; OF Congress pissed FebIu.
AIRY IL. 1864.
b. order IF ths Board of DIe,trrs,
NIB 9-2t j GAR Ell Tfeasr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

NEGRO ESLIsTNESTs IN BALTIMoEE.-ln
a copy Of the Baltimore american we notice
no less than half dozen advertisements Tor
negro troops. Ono calls for corporals aud
seryeants, who are TO BIO sent to Philadelphia
to military school, supported by the Qua
kers Camp Belger, at Druid Hili Park, Is
the rendezvous for negro recruits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Acc;dent-Jeremiah Jasper, youth about
thirteen years Of age, was yesterday run over
by wagon and horse near Rockets, on
Main street, and severely injured. His left
leg Was broken below the keee, and he also
sustained a severe sprain in the back. lui-
inediately after the accident lie was taken to
his mothers residence, where medical as
sistap &c was soOn procured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Gen. VIII +. Lee-Gen. w II. f. Lee is at
Fortress Monroe at the present time, and
will be brought to this city by the next flag
oftruce boat. It viii be racollected that
Gen. Lee was one OF the prisoners held as
hosta.-e p: c .aa yaplee Goyernment for the
demned to be hung by the Confederate Gov
eminent IN retaliation for two officers exc
cuted by Gen. Burnside for recruiting in the
Federal lines,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

N7.SeW York Herald, with map and ftnl DC
counss of the late s.raid on Richn.ond." New yorh
News, with large number OF "persoaa's' to par
ties In the South; Baltimore tthe Gazette and
Evening Transcript, &c,) Washington, Phladei-
phia, New York Boston, Cineinns.i, aid Ch,eass
papers (nsw arrival by last flag OF tueet at tils
Confederate Reading R00an. Also, Yankee Picto,
rails. London illustrated News, Londoa Punch
and HsrpsS's Magazine for Fsbspery- all prefusei,
Iss,rated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

FROM BELOW forces which have
been occupying Suffolk for several days past
have returned 10 their ord quarters on the
Blaekwater, having accomplished all they
intended or expected by their ADVANCE
They left Suffolk Saturday night. and 1t was
occupied by four companies of Yankee cav.
airy Sunday inoFuing. Two gnnboats came
MP the river and anchored at the wharf
during the day Sunday. The rumor that
Gsnerai Ransom had occupied BoweTs's Hill
seems not to have been correct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

RICHMOND 4 DASvIuE RAILROAD Co.
- AT q meeting Of the Bo I'd Of Directors of
~ this Company, held on Feb eth, 1854, the fol.
loving resolution was ordered to be published in the
rapars Of this city:
Rssolr~l, That all persons having claims against
this company be requested TO present them for pay
ment before the 28.h March, 1864, ard persons hay
Ing checks Of this company drawn On any of the
Gnks requested to collect them before that date.
BIZ AIR, Auditor.
GIz- Wig, EnIu,or, Examiner, and Sentinel copy
ran 2-td
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,.rA and elsewhere the pending struggle

land and elsewhere the pending struggle
in this country "A struggle which cannon
be let alone In Europe, and which must
in good time involve it in some manner
or other. and we think hardly to our dis
advantage We may calmly look or,
hopine for little or nothing; but, happily
At the same time fearing nothing from
Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Gen. Hood has arrived ct Dalton and been
assigned to the command of Hindman's
S.fpa- Brig Ger. Bates has been made q
Major General.
samuel q. Christian, congreesmaa elect
nom the !th North Carolina District, died
on the ID Inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

". TaE Annual commencement of .hs Medi-
Gal College Of Virginia will hs held at the
rican Church OF Wednesday, March 9Th ut 8
O'Clock p NJ TIE address 10 the graduates VIII b.
delivered by Prof Peiicclas The medical profession
sad the public are respectfully invited to attend.
LIS JOTNES, ND,
NH S-2t' Dean Of the Faculty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

~ NOTICE.--A meeting OF the stockholders
- Of the Richmond Importing and Exporting
Company will ba n.'d at the Office Of the Virginia
Life Insurance Company, in the city Of Richmond,
en- Friday, the E,th day Of March next, S O'CLOCK
pM.
By order of the Board If Directors
e. 2i-td SAH'LJ HARRISON prsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

C0RS3, Banioae, D. formed Nails, As--Re-
- QIire serious and immediate st,saticn -
Among tna sOnseq fences hat Arise frtm ne lect
are constitutional dersi gamsnts rroiu ing re;sxs-
tcR Of the s. STEM in iucir teebi"ess 10 the Joints
wi'h p-in sitter walking Dr SCHULTZ the famous
Chj- prdist, treats al diseases Of TIE Zee; without:
pain
Cfi "a Wei! s.re at Hotel Vols
Lsd;ss and children attended as usual
NH S-Tu6S2t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

~ (poatp0ned from last Wees. } will be delivered
on Thursday evening next, 10th last, at O'clock In
the Broad street Methodist (Dr DGncan's) Church.
SUBJECT ''Gons:autinnpe ana tho Turks, with a
Visit to the hcwling Derry lshes"
Tickets 81 each, to be bad ct tn. door and book
stores Ea person please bring The change.
NH R-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

az. WE svs authorized &c announce Col THCS
S~s GOODE, Of Mecslenburg as a candidate
for G mmssi2nar CT the Board Of pab ic Works for
the rs District maze vacant by the resignation
OF 0den G Clay Ea1.
Election ID Thursday In March. nh 2-3t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

~ NJ iS)SIC Notice The mem oers IF Rich.
~ mond Lodge, No 90 are hereby summoned
T. attend a Called meetiog gu this "wednesday
evening, at O'Clock.
~ order of the W NJ,
JAS e R,DDiCK, Sso'y.
March plh, AL 1854, A Il 1854. na Cit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
CANDIDATES FOR lFF{EE,

- TO the Voters cf HearIco Count,-P +
@~f AUfeNAN is candidate for the nex
Sheriff lty. and respectfully solic.s your support
Having served you l. the capacity ef Deputy
Ali the tf'cs with satisfaction. Election Ia My
next. mf Stint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

". WE arc authorized to announce JOSEPH
V>-F WILSON, OF Appcmattcx county, Gate OF
Lynch5u'g,) candidate for Commissioner of the
Bear Of Pubic Works, in place OF Gen o Clay
restsuei. nh Side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

TIE Operations Of the Essny- Condition. If
= Osr Aymtss-Eneyyv q The Comm a',ding
Genera, O,r Sse@ss-- Gea. Pia's Recent
A.; lead, etc.
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O1T-On Friday the tn inst, in or near the
c New Market, lava set ear ring The 1ader
will B.; rally rewarded b. lea ring Il at the store Of
Slater Co Broad street, between Al and 5.h
streets NH 0 -lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

~ HANOVER II am O candidate fnr the CT
90 f3a If Clerk cf Circuit Court Of Hanover
unity E'setion, fourth Thuredsy 10 May.
NH ST. J Z NOKMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

OSr-qo Hsrcn '.h, Oh Cary strset, betw, aa
IL 18th and 18th cameo earring The finder
VII be iioei ally REWARDED and confer great favor
to the owner, by leaving II a. this o.Hce
mn A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

90 " are authorized 10 announce ELI PILE
- GAR, of Montgomery county, candidate fGr
Com 10 ssoner a. the Roar o! Public Works, to 4
the vacancy ccca.ioasd by the resignation of Gen
o 9 Clay, nh h-4tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

> TRAY ED-On sunday night iast dark bay
: ; Horse medium s2 with star on the fore.
head. four black legs, and very bushy tail A
liberal reward viii be paid if tho same one will 10
delivered at tuAS SIiItR'S Bakery,
NH e-2.S M,'u. bet 18th aud 18Th sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Ip SALE by Catalogue Our sale By ca,a o,nn
VIII commence on Wednesday, the 9th inst, Al 10
O'Clock. The Dry Goods and Shoes will he sold on
that day, and the Stationery, Iardw are, and Gro
ceries, on Thursday commencing at the same hour.
NH 8-at KENT, FAME l. co, Aucis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

T OsT-A certificate Of Richmond Importing
IL ard Exporting Company stoch-No 1oJ, tr
eleven sh res, with endorsement on the tstk
transferring tour shares. Application will BE- made
for a new certificate
fs 2-la~tws WILLIAMS 4 CARRIN0TON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
6rICZAx HOrcn

WSPRCiAL NOTICE The Mse.s saasoS
ake pisasare IN giving no.ics 70 tSs eaes,s - -
ss s sno navy that they hsvs moved ihsir seo,,
ou,aiog, No es Main street, where Win nuore roc.
facilities, they hope 70 pveseut N Thea,
nN.'s ADORE extensive add varied sssorimeot ~
"a snsr peculiar line, ard N which ,key n.
~. VIC very special q ention OF their fsjeods =
lucy respectfully solicit Al examinations o. thstr
49,. " " tncss In want II army and ravy trim.
s'' o'"'"eFys &c. NH Cit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

LEFTY Dollars Reward Stolen, my covered
L. wagon, with two sprpgs; the cover Is black,
and torn on the LETT hand side; tas top 10 made Of
bows aod slightly sprung back tho one ON the sids
which 10 torn has been pccsc, and iron plate put
on TIE body has been strengthened by pieces Of
iron sorewet on the inside anu painted red striped
green The running Gesr "a painted yellow and
striped red. Vii, pay SIS for the wagon and S2s
;of the thef lS0 WILLIAMS,
nh 9-2,t yeosble a., bet iJta and 18Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

L>SiRAY AT my house, dark bay dare, four/
~ years Old; i.fs froIt foot white; small b,sss
the face cits-ns' sadde covered with white sstio
WoI'd have been delivered to . U iartermaster, bat
am using her Ia tns place # my own, which Was
very much injured by the Ian KEGS.
VIC MONCURE,
River road, ten miles west of Richmond.
NH s-3.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Fy>Ho Huodred Dollars Re- ward.-ssoen from my
focfn, IN tha ssTvans' honse OF Er J II Wi.
Hams, corner u Marshall and 10Th SITS
silk dress, green
do purple, skirt tric rei with velvet
pair dark gray rants, new
black cloth frock Goa.
gray striped shawl
black 'eit hat new
black cloth cloak
The above reward win be given for the recovery
OF The articles. or q propo.tiona,e reward for any
part Of the same. DANNY SMITH
NH S-N*
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I oSV-On Monday night, on Cary street, q bay
~ horse saddle, and bride A liberal re yard viii
be gwen for his delivery 10 Green h Suiherlsnd's
etse'c. A B PHILLIPS,
NH S-9' 18th Va cavalry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

- roLES $50 RESskD-From my resideuce,
I In Hanover 20, du,iIs 'th9 leSen, ;Aid, ~
Yankee soldier, my gold English hunting watca
maie by Tobias Go, Liverpool, n 3!Ta.-
The above rswa will bs paid upon It's delivery to-
Gr G GenDes, No ll9 Main s., Richmond.
HiS S--3ta r ! WOOL D0IrGS
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OSr Certificate OF Confederate States sto,s
I No ,la9, for $1,000, bearing per cent interest,
issued May l3sh, and bearing interest from April TO-
lscs. under loan OF Feb'ry 10th. 1868, n name of
RCox. Application has been made 1t the Treasury
for It's renewal. 70 3-lAwpws
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Z OaT-In the afternoon Of the al int. on Sd AZ.
oetweeB Man ant Cary green morocco peck
ct book, contsing between fifty ami sixty dollsrs ri
Confederate hotes ard two cents u s coin) The
return OF the p0cket-book and contents TO the Dis
patch office viii be gratefully acknowledged by its
owner, q widow lady. NH S-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

W-8OSHER's HALL for reat.-The first .or.
basement ard suo-ceiar OF this extensive building,
corner OF 9th and Main ss, Will be rented DO.
fore the lat OF Aprh next. The premises are admit.
rabiy suited to the purposes Of large wholesale,
commission or auction business. Apply ut the
buildips,O JOHN ARCHEP.
mn S-o,' Engraver and Pr! seP.
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LOST, olhA YEl/, &c.

~ FOa Saba very line Diamond Cluster
Pin. Apply at No 107 Main II. NH So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

o5r-snnday moruilg, an Amber Rosary -
iteen dollars will bs paid to he finder Oh
leaving Il with W YEATON,
mn S-2t" Az W II rowle, Sons 4 Co.'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

A LII persons are cau,loned against negotia
"a for The Glowing Cell Bends OF tie c -afsde-
rate ates and of ihe per cent loan Bond NJ
ea9Tor 81 600; bor( No sTs for n 900 sad
bonds ere Issued TO II Maury & 20, and BY th,u
assigned TO and endorsed BY me, and were stolen ca
the hight of the IAN Of February, 1854, ~ ny
house In Herrico county.
"a p5-isv6xs ALEXANDER CRAIA
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0Sr-Ihree Certificates Of State debt, of the fol.
i owing numbers and amounts No ,032, $500
No lis, $500; No l,202, 800 all Of them dss'sl
April 36th, 1882 Application tor the renewal Of tbs
same has been made to the Treasurer Of the COR.
paonweal,h OF Virginia TE CHGNSHAJY.
de 2S-fawdmg
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rAas TO my hou 9, On sunday nigh, last, . small
J bay horse. The owndr can get him by prov.
Ing property and paying charges.
ROBr BEDFORD,
mn S-9.f Gallego Corn Mil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

O-T--SD aswsrl.-Losi en- Sunday morni0s,
1 February 2sth, Ise!, between 2sth STR Of sod
81 JONAS Church, rpon broad street OF 8. tts
Chusch, isly's geld va oh ssy and watch pin. Tho
key hss steel barrel; The pin coil ar und eises
epssnried cross. II dslvsr.dto Captain J Henry
hives, corner Ct IS h snd Broad s;rests. or to
S'okss Z 90, the reverb VII 10 psia.
NH Ave SCOTT.
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" WANrED-Dead cows, horsss, ruuIes.
eoass, Ae.-Pe!sons having such on theft lots On \
nay, nave ~, mem naasd sw.y immsdasly besides ses-
MI James 0allesbsr's drug store. on Main. be.
tween 1th and 9th sts; Lewis AnieIottI,e nea, the
central Railroad Depot, and Al Mr. Jonss's roe
on Gay q, two doors from 9th, or 1t The Glue ana
on Works and TannsTy, In rear Of the new Poos
House, fbot Of ~ st
" Brides OF all kinds wanted, fpr which full,
W"tAst price Will De PAID NH e-JNs
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lnA DOLLARS Reward. -!3tcise from my pre-
JVtJ misses oo Saturday night 2ist ioss, OF early
sunasy morning, my Horse, . very dark dApple3i
eveAm coiorcd horse, Is or 10 hands hsh. III " =.
years old, aud tail rather inclined 10 aAx color,
with few white graz hairs In The MIDDLE OF
his forehead marks Of the CELLAR plainly seen on DIS
shoulders viii give The above reward for o. 10 de-
avery 10 ma or ny soa, Ssmacl Burke, at the Meai-
SAINT BURKE.
Bgrkevn!s No,.oxay CO, "a, geh 20, 1855
te2s-TkF3J
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SXy ASTED TO purchase . Chan bsrmsid Gnd
w sesms,rss, Of good Character, between II
AMI 30 years o.; Any cGe haVilg ooa for sails will
pie sss address Box 6Ss,' Richmond postofdce -
the sartant remsiu In Richmond. State price
aud Qualities of their servant. NH S-4.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

WANTED-Ai thu wrought troa scrap aud al
" the Old axes that can be- brought 10 my shop
! will paw 20 cents for all wrought scrap delivered
at my shop, between liih and 18th SITS, near Old
Dominion Works. w !. ROCK.
p-Gtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

(lorruJ and Wool Cards --T6e undsssiyned i
prepared 10 bacx cotton and WOO; cards W the
bel manner ana d tho shortest notice By Apply ne
10 him ss biz Ohtldssa's Carriage vacs6sy, cornai
M0fders solicited. WILLIAM JONES.
nh 0-Aod3ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

r OsE-Betwesn the american Tl,tsi aud vensbis
l street, one share Va Volunteer Navy Cen
pauy. All persons ara warned against trading Z :
ssrns. ffe 2-lauSw' Cs TAYLOR.