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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

DSsTRucrI0E or An .NoIysr MANSION Vorsv-
On Monday, the lO.h inst, the ancient Sandy Hiyl
mansion House, in 81. Paut's Parish, IS e.. the
ercfcfiy Of j. u. Ca,apsell, was destroyed by Are
IL was formerly the residence of Gea, Vim. Wash
liglon, where he died, and where he received and
entertained his iiiustrioas knsmen during his
southern tour. The house was one OF the few, /;
NOT te only, remaining residences ~ that parish OF
colonial date. Tue estate came into the posses-
SION OF Gen Washington by his in;e,uka1sia5o with
Jane Elliot, about the close Of the revolution of ?6
anu femaiaed In his iami!y till the Possession oi
lhe present proprietor, who hai preserved ana re-
stored il from decay.
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p,,..oe o' sHZ CONFEDERATE STEAMxg Juno-An
. aNal al Southern harbor Informs US that the
pa,ah easiei Juno, Under command of Capt: Phillip
,has,, y r N which ran the blockade from
heav. n., some I've weeas ago, was lost In a
IN sae OF ths second day oui, SIZE having broke
Lay, ~ a. panS ainid-hips, and, being of iron the
us, ~ M almost immediately, and carried with Ii a
sans VIZ re. crew, VINO had not time to escape from
QUIZ 4 ae upper deck, being o. wood, was the
'etoh OF the Vessel that fioated, and 10 few
Ian arH oi ihis the piiol Wm. Burke, Of Charles
Ia an Dent, one of tie engineers, belonging
s.,h was discovered ciin.iBg, Just before
,chaa, VIZ evening foos sing The accident, by the
tlaesti Eetti, Capt. Hatern.eht, which ran the
10 hss,' from the same port. twas stil blowing
and sa as to prevent him lowering the boat,
d. " had n heave his vessel 10 aud let hei
ap,a1, "' " On ihen. So far these two persons are
II, L d'e been heard OF, aud they had been KEEP!
srnn,, "ia" pi*cs. Of wood barely iarge enough Il
t.s th'm. The JaRo had un board about s2t
ehi.r aa 81 eottoa oh Government account Hei
slr N.fs nneefs Were Capt. Philip Tosciicr, CopfedeT
Nsys as'; ..t Lieut.. Thos BeDtha,i, confederate
0dr',' na'ise OF Baitiinon; and Lieut. w. H
Suh''n.ts, Confederate Navy
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No 92.

f!og ~ 1raFs-The Coofrderate flag ol
,ruea boats which carrlst. nix hundred SICK
y ia1kses ,ks TO City Peiat on Saturday, returned
Th - tHesr wlasves q Rockets yesterday
rsns;,.aa ns aakgc &C. ooats Express and New York
are now lying at the pain, Fr.nca war
steamer and merchaafmsr. the sa.t.r
which brought some supplies Tor Hnn.;em,,
Paul, the French Consua here. l. said ~ ha "a
come Tor The French tobacco now stored IN
iile EarcSoHsss of this city. Three ofbe- or
French vessels are reported TO be at For,rsss =
Monroe. "'tIeee
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CAPIcaS or The STEAMSHIP ALLIANCe.-The
s,sam % mp alliance, Capt. Roach, Lett Nassau on
Thursday last for a Co.:ede,stc port She had on
board an assorted and valuable cnrgo, and on Mon
day night was of i.hce. The Savannah Nescs, of
Yesterday says 'She raI past several bloc kadcrs,
ihsee Cf whom followed her but the Alliance made
nel escape she passed the bar and ran into tine
n'er safe, hut unfortunately got ug.oaad between
~ ana past IL o'c.ocS. The eneuy boarded
her shortly after the crew hsd escaped
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THE PRINTERS' Sz8LXk

SELMA, Ala, April I8.-Ths Selma Typo-
graphical Union held Q meeting this sweating
and passed resolutions sympathIang win
the Atlanta Union. and rendering them Z
hearty cooperation in any measures aaleu-
lated to secure the rights Of the Maternity,
and also ordered the Corresponding eers-
tary of the Society to cummuuicats with the
Corresponding Secretary Of the AtlAAAa
Union and report o. soon - practicable
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MOVEMENTS OF YANRss Foecs; IN C.roIIy..-
u ts sas1 that recently the YANKEE force at New
bern had been larger than any time since tho war
commenced. hCt that di'l more rGccniIy la fact
Witn the iEs. fcw days, large propoi ton Of this
.ofce mas gone somewhere, hut where has no, We,
been definitely ascertaincd although there a;.pears
To be. every reason to beev. thar il has rome TO
JOIN bGrnsido's expedition Designed ~ CO operate
with Grant in the proposed a,ts,npt upoo Rjch-
mono, whether by the hcwa3 The James river or
the Pehlns9la.-- iP,ti:a:Eaton lA y journal
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Affairs in Gloucester.


GLOUCESTER 60 VA, April 1J.
iHe Yankees In This region are Troublesome
speliss cavalry, stationed ct Clousier Point, have
made several raids through the county recently
stealing and destroying The actual necessaries of
lie tom The defence less Inhabitants.
The eunboa.. continue their usual voyages up
iaFs aver rs far as West Point. Last week De
srner, named "oojard, from the Gloucester Ligh.
bfagonn- escorted by several marines, burnt Il
bafn Gict with gran, beiongins 10 Lieu; Lcaviti,
'same company.
Large nec.s o: Eastern vessels are hlsily en-
gt!rd stealing 0ys!ers. Big Gen Nistar, con-!
ihahd.as al Yorktown, informs ths citizens thai
fl" every vessr III II is destroyed by our troops he
tGen Wisisrl intends retaiia;ing by applying the
Iocl u some peaceful dwelling heated on the
rsef. surely tiit condition nj the Gloucester peo.
PIE Is Lear rrndiug. A. J, A,
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H.stia1s C0urt-Salurday was the last
law Of ;ha teriu of the Magistrates Court.
A case against Benjamin Degsooi, charged
with exhibiting faro, was continued till the
next term. In the case of Mary Vanderiip,
sent to the city Jail for perjury, she having
served ont her twelve mouths, her fine was
remitted and she was discharged.
Judge Lyons's Court meets this morning
when his civil docket wilt De called.
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..,,y MORNING. .,........ Afaih TO- iees

xs.srI BLOWN Up BY A TORPEDO.
Ysshas i, other ncws not cJn.aiacd In the
.nhIr luz dispatches, to he found In
'eies'"',mu ,,,umu, Is the blowing up Of Yam
''o'D s,n, On the St. Johns river, Florida,
zee '..,ocs on Saturday morning, which
s ~ through au official telegram re-
Ve =, the War cfflce last night. The
@,,, @. which was mainly regarding other
's.s ,s, d;a not state whether the Yankee
''''' :, wss A Cuuboat or transport, or give
''' .~.,r,,,,rs Of her destruction.
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E!LlIiEy HETyEEs

4 TRENTON All Kna's parsons batee-c Is and
- - ,esiiiag In that portion CT tbs ty south
sds Il Broad, sid b7.weea Al sni iii, sts wh'
do not SsionZ y fofos ia:'ia.y organic .,l'n a.,
heeety ozderei = attend st.-i Of tis rofGoaoy os
Mo ,dsy ersai ,s aax:, is.n inst, si oeioek, ir
float Of Gi:y Hall, trtat; ST.
nsnldsSis viii be su' jet 70 Court Martial.
Ey oslrr Ct Col EVANS.
WI 4 JENKINS.
Cspt Co =, la,h R-;'. Res'd gof,ss Va.
an lS-ctf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

That S'tyGr.-It has been mentionod.that
one Simon Greenburg had trunk contain
ing one hundred and TWEEN, y pounds of sugar
stolen from him at the Petersburg Depot
On Saturday, negro named Biil Jenkins,
WAS brought before the Mayor charged with
being the thief, and it being proved that be
was seen TO throw the trunk into his wagon
and drive off, he was ordered TO be whipped
Nothing has bsen heard OF the sugar.
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False Fr tsacas.--Lasi Wednesday evening
woman went into NJ. D. 7. Wi;lian.ss
banking-house and presented four per
cent. COn!ederate certificate for 81 200, pay
able to l.. g. Leath, which she said she de-
sired to sell. Sac represented herself as L..
3. Lcath. Mr.. Williams told her if she
would call the next day he would pay her
the market rate for the certificate She
called the next morning, aud having sworn
before notary that she was l.. 3 Leath,
and that the certificate was her property,
Mr.. Williams paid her $3.50 for il. On Fri
day he learned, through the newspapers, that
The certificate mad been stolen from l.. e
Leath, a gentleman of Petersburg, at the
Petersburg depot, in this city. He at cncc
Informed the police Of all the circumstances
AID they being led to believe, from the De.
scription, that woman named Elizabe! d
White, living On S.h street, near Cary, was
the party who had sold the certificate, went
At once and arrested her. When arrested
she confessed that she had sold the certificate,
bat said it had been given her By youth
named Collier. The police then arrested
Collier. Both parties were brought before
the Mayor on Saturday, when Mr Leatl,,
the gentleman from whom the certificate
had been stolen, being absent, the case was
continued till this morning.
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Plcs hs1vsts=-Amonga number Of arra.,,
made by the day police Saturday Nor,
were John GrifHths, q Yankee descrtsr
charged with being drunk in the straS,.,.
VIM. Thacker and VIM. E. White. S.r,i,,
aud disorderly In the street; james HawIsv
avagrani; Pat. Carrick, vagrant aud DO,
scrter from the 10Th Va. e1vsIfy.
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Forfeited Baa.-Fatrick Hays, a man ar
rested bv the police on Friday evening fol
receiving pistoa-roa, valued at over $40
stolen ircm the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany, having been inconsideratsiy hailed "a
Of the cage, very prudently failed to appear
before the Mayor Saturday morning. Hit
bail bond was declared forfeited.
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Dangerous Weapoa.--A young man, named
Cornelius Sexton, was on Saturday brought
before the Mayor, charged with asaaulting
and beating Owen Mesweenay, when 1t ap,
pearlnr ;nat on last Thursday he had
attacked McSweeney With a s.nng shot, he
was sent on to the Hnstings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

Ho. for Columbia ladies employed
as clerks in the Confederate Treasury De-
partmeat In this city are, on ThRrsday next,
TO leave vn nsasss for Columbia, y. e., there
to pursue the same business In which they
have been, for two years past, 30 usefally
enva0cd
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HORSE 3A;sf.-Charles Riddle was ysster-
day arrested by officcrs Jenkins ana Perrin
on the charge Of stealing two horses from
VIM. 3. Munson. Riddle was on HORSEBACK
at the tine Of his ariest aud tried to ride oil,
hut the officers were too quick fer him.
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CHILDREN PLAyIsG WITH F.REA Rss.-Gen Jones
son OF MIR w Jones, deceased, of Wilmington
y I, was iii'ed last week by tho accidental dis
charge OF T. gcI In the hands OF Il cnr,.afc The
boys weEo only ten or twelve years o.d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

Naaia Tho first regiment CT the reserved
II rces, Col. Evans In command, meet this
afternoon, at o'clock, near the CITY Fail
for drill and Inspection Of arms.
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THE CAPTURE or 1oar prxsov

THE CAPTURE or 1ORf Puxov
MOBILE. April l6-A special Aispatea Ia
the Adrsrs''er and ReptAss from Yofs rfuor
18th. says Forrest attacked tAis paaes v,es
Chalmefs's division yesterday. The esrri.oe
consisted Of three hundred white md ~
hundred negro troops. The fort rslnelne1n
surrender was carried BY storm. IcsFau1
led Bells brigade and Chafmsss LED 1lnCel,
lough's. They both entered the lcss sinpa.
taneously, and an indiscsiminats slaaGhtes
followed One hundred pEisonsss wWs takao.
the balance Of the garFisea awsre 61alA, h
fort ran with blood. Hasy jumped Into ~
river and were drowned or shoti the vat0,
Over one hundred thousand dollasD wostA
OF stores were taken. Six euns vese eap,
tured. The Confederate loss va u I i1uo.
Col Read, Of the sth Nisaisslppi, ,was mostaf~
IL wounded. sTes
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Col Turner tlanton, prominent citizen Of iu
gusta, Ga, died on .he 3;h inst. He was native
Of Virginia.
The count house IF Coffee county Miss was
dcsiF"yi iy fre the 4i Inst, viii, ali lis pares
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

1As Aanissrsarv Of the Male Orphan So
ciety Of Richmond will DO held this evening
Ct o'clock. IN the Firet baptht Canfcn'
yited to attand.
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FROH THE sOUTHNEsT

DALTON, April l5.-All Quise n ffook-
Five Alabamiaus who were to have ben
shot to-day for desertion were tsmporaEly
reprleved by Gen. Johnston until tAs Fred
dent could be heard from.
The weather here h cloudy and eoel
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THE VERY LATEST.


The Baltimore Ga...s, of the la,h, was rcceiv 4
saturday. Gold opened ut the First Board, New
York Exchange, on the i3th, g. ,751s. The quota.
ton at the Second Board Was l77a, aud at 1
o'clock ..3h. 4 telegram from New York says
"CUld closed al hs.5rri cssi seyeny r,ie " The
following Is a summary OF the general news:
The Army of the Potomac IL actively preparing
for the new campaign Brig. Geu. Tolbeit has
been assigned TO the command ct the First D:vi-
sion Cavalry Corps, and Gen. Wilson 10 10 relieve
Gen Gregg IN command of the sesond Division OF
Cavalry. All mounted rien on daty at brigade aud
division headquarters have been So i btck 20 their
respective regiments scouts report mat Loas
street. with the greater part OF HIS army, has
reached nichmOnd
Ii i. reported, on what Is said to be good au
t10iiy, that all ii,e officers in the army OF Gen
Lee were ordered to send their biggsga 10 Hieh-
mnnd before the 10Th inst, % tas road would DC
needed after that date TO bring up re!nfoTcemeHtS.
Dispatches iron Cairo, i2tn, state t!iat FORREST,
with Il large fuTce, was again Advancing from May
fe!d on fadac1h, and that FedeTa' troops mad De'
seat from afro 10 meet hun. The Pickets al 90
luaa1us were driven in on tie lin
taAkee scouting party was surprised ~ guhF,
rias Oh the 7th inst, fifty miles below New Ma6.G
A lieutenant and sergeant were Killed, ana h!.e
others wounded. hii VINO could escape ran 10 uie
river, and hai,ng the steamer During got on board
and retur rnej 10 New Madrid.
The negotiations between the Emperor oi Aus
tria and the Arcituke Meximiiien 10 feSafa 10 the
succession 10 the Austrian throne are sad 10 nave
terminated successfully. The confederate steamer
Georgia was az G,ronne, rapidly reftting for sei.
1t IL reported that during hei recent voyage she
cao,urei sud burned, in the Bay OF Biscay, RE
snip William Champion, of New YORK.
4 New lork paper OF the i:'h, ? NJ, says The
volume Of currency has been largely Increased OF
tate but the rise In all commodities has been So
much greater that the Increase in the supply dnes
not keep pace win the demand; The rise In goo
aad sterling nus pu, prices up al,arp'y-fiour sos
40 cts par bol Wheat es ] er,ssdsna apa, r"nh
ou.the Wes. sterling bills SOLD TO day at lS2, the
tghrsf rates vet paid.
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HrArQ'ss 18TH ato tss.zsysD foaoas OF W,

Nfct!uhl, aIfH 70, E7N4 J
& I EHTIhL U7dAr, No --fais c0nia.sci viii
NJ asssnible GA n MDad.y, ths 18Th uf april, 1854,
Al o'clo5a P n, on B-oad ss, opp ste tho Cit,
Hall, for dill .nd insree.oD o. arms
captains VIII have cvory n;1a IL thar .ssDccivs
ccn1n6nd! no:!ro 10 a.teai Il is .ol-. tia. cvcr,
:ii.a ri'i co!aa 80 ~ t.s duty promptly sni cher
.uy 81. ,leI tic E=s. :is.t.i i:Cs: Martial TO be
t,nse12d sX. Hcck 10! the ..sl vi is:i:qi6nts III
have lille o. TO Ju icsss 10 10
20 prevent .sHaysnr5 from arrest oa thl Eireots
By tBs guard tit':s.ss ot .:2aioe ship h2v. Eos
prepared, Eas viii be furnished 10 the nea only OF
tho parade ground
b. order OF CO. EvAs3
An l5-2t = / PEEDL STiS, aSjr.
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ARpoin!ed--Dr. VIM George Senp,a has
oeen appointed SURGEON to the L,bhv
prison.
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ETRNSIuE.

There was 9 report yesterday that the
Burnside expedition was landing at Ports-
yaarth
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q ANEyUiI,H1 GIftt NEE.lf,E,

40 tee Voters cf iis, City II Ricbinont.-
"-S Al the solicitation cf many tric:,s apo,l,t
mysel. C an i !4a5 for tlc Gil 1l tso;F
.! iaa X v2nuo FOR :, ,ta'cs VAR, Gni respectfully
ass year snrpHtt, E4eotipG Gay, z3.o My 1884
ap Ie-i1Is ". Z ii&yEaiEaE.
se I'd TIA Voters CT Hens.ca county-p n
- HUEsEAN is e asn,.!a.ta r:r lie nsc. slsJ
il>ity, aad respectfully solic= vour sup;ar: Ttay
icg saFFea you "a the capacity III Drpu.. 2i.aI:i
toor yoars, Gattcr Inyssf t.i&t csn III the cffice
With saisf-cticu. E.e:,ion in s1ay aext
1i-tca.has
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IA. hSssLRsAEY At FOkr SUMTRR -- Wednrs.
Fa, ~" 'ie tbird anniversary OF the surrender Of
Raahtef To the Confederate forces, under Gen.
lsa,esa "a d. Al noon the emhrasaTes Of tn stately
h. n btiched forth theiY defiant salute Of thir
sahs' sa!utes were also eyed FROM the ether
shs a'. OF ,h' hasbOr t;nlhvan's Island firing
o,.,a Dausfy During the msTniRg the enemy bad
Ja.a.,' oh ron Sumter, and at II o'clack Private
ca,. huser, Of, ,hs eignai Corps, who was on
mi !" the Tort, was struck aud killed BY Paffott
H. ". Inc encEy also fired some twenty shots At
nv. The irTge steam ffigate Wabash and
ista. steamer ave appeared on tho hsTtoE and
--eh kositi0n lib the klocksdlng neet.
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so Chcianou daiifes have raised their prices 70
c..p cpef year, an, twenty cents yer week. 1he In
~ ssssa cost Of material and labor has rendered
".s course imp sa.iye.
Is'sias, dtsA Thussday, ihs IN tnst., os hts
yss'setea Oa Pee Dee nveg.
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4 TTGS.ioN.--All maa rrrscbs residing IN the
"A dtsirio. comnerc ci'g fre,a tho south site Of;
A-Cst a0t Scs. Il s,h street "a ora mite hcy1Uj TIT
ccrpo. alton between the L; It is and 10, who de
moi belong 10 soule military crgsJix..Up, hereby
ordered 10 attend q drill OF ;nis company Mon
day, the losh april q: 81 O'Clock N, a. ste corner
OF Msia AMI soasheo sis, win arms ani ar3a0ifs
.,sn:s IN order FOR inspection 1iioae who haye Got
arms &c viii to Supplied. Tnosa falling TO cenipiy
wI be dealt With :l- utin. 81 y:gaT er the law,
BIZ order Cr Oci Tgc: ! tv.Ss.
GtO Z plNGGGD,
ep lG--e.+ Can. co q, !ash Reg. keee:vee.
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Street Ffght.--A Descetias Shoots Umsetc--,
Last Sal iusday evening at two o'clock a rem
contre took place on Main street, near Ls
Old Market, between Government detective
Robert y. Crsddock and Jlmes NJ Ford, /:
printer, 10 which the detective was not only
severely handled, but managed TO shoo:
hsMseIf with bis ewn pistol
10 understand the affair it will ba neces-
Sary to explain sclce of the antecedent cir
cumstances. Some time In February Mr..
Ford assisted foreigner named Brandt to
get nis passport to the United States, and
saw him start. Some days aftcrwa, de- he re-
ceived the following letter from Brand:
os 7Hs foEosAo, Feb. 18th, 1864.
To NJ. james N. F0yti, Richmond, ia.
NY Dear str--After passing the Rappahannack
this morning, the party went with { ssf, A. wen
skowsky) aud myself, wers asked for cur papers
by the same detective, who, ynu TecoiIect tnnE m
up to Gen. Winder at the lime got nv passnc1t.
He gavo his name as Robert B Craddock he
could fad nothing wrong about our passpar,s, ba
said We had to return with him TO Rchaond bu,
after sWindiing Us out of seventy odd dollars IN
grecnbacks one hundred ana seventy five f.o,,ars
In Confederate money, aud seventeen dollars In
bank no es, he let ns proceed on cur journey
f'n WI please attend TO this matter; and ob.;ge.
Diver knows ali sboar11s. think you had scr-
ter inform Gen. Winder Of IT. He
This letter Mr. Ford took to Gen. WInder,
but the driver alluded to being a negro, it
was not considered by the General that there
was any evidence to support a chasge against
Craddock; but the fact of Ford's having car
riea the letter to headquarters produced in
Craddoek bitter feeling towards him, and
ho was heard TO threaten revenge. The par
ties met repeatedly after this, but nothing
w.s said by either until Saturday, when, as
Ford was going down Main street in front OF
the market Cra1docE wa;ke1 ,,- and fan
ping him on the shoulder, said he wanted to
talk with him about the charge he had made
against him. A fight cnsued, in which
Cfa idocis drew pistol which exploded in
his hand, the ball taking! effect ia the mus
c'es on the front Of his right thigh and COM
iug out Just above the knee. The fight was
stopped by bystanders, and the parties gave
bail in the sum OF $500 each to appear be-
fore the Mayor this morning.
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NO Gas.

WIIMrsaroS, April l6l-The - b III
city went out last night at IL O'clock
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cFs;as oy ntpbsTHIsS Coat MINING. %,
p..s..ros,,. %arci, sk1 fsG1

cFy;as oy nIDI5THIsS Ca&L HgysNGi.O,
Riahoac.,,!, March %, ISes
NTOEICE Sat mss!ias oi The Directors OF thl
~ company. held 81 their csiSe On the 2Ssh Inst,
tsc following resolution was sccptsc
hsso,sxd, Tn.t snn, eas,ps.y v Ill psy The Cosfede
rat. tax On the s;cck OF private st9ekholdefa, a.
sesssd by the act Of Congress approved February
Eth, 1864
as.ho.ders will therefore rot iist tho valae cf
thais zsos h far ssscsKMert
nsh 10 -Sswaw JSu u E.AsAkD, Secs{s
ESLOWkKS, Flowers, riowsrs.. .-.rhs subscriber
would most respectfully seniiut the citizens q
lNchuopd and .ts vicinity, that the time has Mr
rirsd fcy pMasing out rc3cs, gefantnlns vsfoenes,
mag aoiiAs es tfees
ana Aavsriag shlubs, 80 VI witch he has = largs
suppiy.
flowers, tastsfuiiy arranged.
JOHN MORTON, Sicria..
sp 1a-6ts Cor ct Main and nsssrycir sta
1s0a Sals--A has cavalry here's. ssssh ytass ead'
II Psis, 81, ,oC0. Apply t.
up l1-<es A. Coseo ThNn6u
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

4 frEHrioN.-fo d, lgth Regiment Reserve
"A Forces Va.-'ihe members OF this company,
(comprisin: all between Is and As years OF age,
living In the company district which IL bounded by
the North side sf Broad st, West eide Of Fourth ST,
and ex,endirs one mite beyond lhe corporate iImis
of the city, are hereby ordered to repor, Nen-
day, April lS;b 1854. On Broad st. beiw 9;h and
10th streets, ct O'Clock NJ, for dsill and iuspes
t!cn Of aims
Deiin9nen;s will be suhj6ct 10 court martial.
By order of CO. Evans,
ac Io-9it WI EPFE%, Cant CoBsd z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

Z TIE.TIOl TO A, i9h Rsa'i Va Militia -AB
- persons between the ages OF IL and 10, re-
siding between 4,h and l7ts sts, aud from North
site OF Broad 81 for oee sGie beyond the corpara-
iion miis hereby ordered 10 report IN front of
the Cily Hall un Monday, APfil lsth, at O'Clock,
PSI. BY order oi Capt + -taRg,
ap 6-2i. SAMPSON JON ~, JE, >.
= 4 iLirh&Y snsice~- attea:iau, Foreign L"g's u.
its AiI m nbsrs of taia eemesny ara o.d.rei te
lnca. ri Old Market Hall, ,on Aocdsy, the lSh iba',
a. O'Clock, win are,s, for bstss.ton drill sud In
spac;ioa Abssotses vii. To dsait witn according
to regulations
.pla 81. GEo WARREN, Os.