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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28


A courier arrived last evening from Gen.
beaufegard's headquarters, ana reported
that the prevailing quiet on the Soathside
remained unbroken, save by a slight can.
nonadlng in the distance, which was sup
posed to proceed from the gunboats down
the liver. Butler continues to amuse him.
sell, and buoy up the spirits Of the North,
by sending thi.hcr accounts of battles
which never took pace, and victories which
he never won. The Beast ia eyidenly afraid
to let his true situation be kaowa to his
Yankee masters.
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.
No official dispatches from Gen. Lee were
furnished for publication yesterday. The
press correspondent, however, reports that
Grant has recrossed the North Anne, and is
again on the move, il is supposed, In tia . d.
rcction Of our right; and we have 1t on good
authority that he has thrown force Of in-
hDtTy ard cavalry across the Pamunkey at
Hanover Town, about twenty miles from
Richmond, Ia a northeasterly direction
This Is the direct route to the Peninsula,
and would seem to indicate that Grant has
abandoned, as hopeless, his pro ;ect OF get
ting TO Richmond BY the Northern line OF
Operations Il would be imprudent, at this
jancture OF affairs, to give publicity TO the
movements OF our army, but the peop pie Il ay
rest ASST uted .ha. they are dictited by wisdom
ant guided By master hand.
Beyond the strategic movements" above
alluded TO, and somo ekirDishing, nothing
OF Interest occurred on the lines yesterday.
FROM GENERAL JoaysToSs ARMY.
The nsws comes in cheefingly ffom North.
ern Georgia. The enemy were twice hand
sone'y repnised on Wednesday, and the army
Is represented TO be in line condition and
baoyant with hope Private accounts from AT.
ianta state tha. the people are hopeful, and
confident Of the success Of our arms Genera!
Forrest, with a sufficient force is opcrat-
ing with General Jhston, and we may ex-
pcct 10 hear OF more dashiIg ex )ioits OF the
part Of that heroic cavalry leader.
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THE LEXINGTON CADeT3-PREsENrAT rATION
OE FLAG.

or II 1Iat.
K The Cadets Of the Virginia Military In
sNtute were last evening the recipients OF
wel-deseryed honors at the hands Of the
Ststa authorities. A. about halt past six
O'Clock they marched into Capitol Square,
headed by Smiths band, and were drawn up
In line on the avenue fronting the Cover
nor's Elausion. They bora with them their
ta;tered edlcfs, which waved tr!nmphantly
through the battle 10 the Valley, and which
were soon to be replaced BY a new and
handsome flag. Governor Smith, General
Bragg, aad General L. L. Smith (oi the In
stitute, soon made their appearance 10 front,
and the Governor unfnried Hag Of blue
elk. bearing tho State arms Of Virginia,
which he presented to the Cadets With ap-
proeriate remarks, In which he told them
that he placed implicit confidence In their
ability and determination TO defend it, The
dag was gracefully received by the color
bearer. The corps was then reviewed By
General Bragg, who seemed much pleased
with its fine soldiesiy bearing. After this
the Cadets marched to the cas-. front Of the
Washington Monument, and we're addressed
by Speaker B Icock. He told them of the
resolution, unanimously adopted By the
House of Representatives, thanking them
for their gallant conduct in the battle Of the
18th Of Msy, under General Hreckinridge.
and added that the couutry expected them
to maintain the reputation they had 80 he
rOicalIy won. He continued soma fifteen
or twenty minutes In strain Of patriotic
eloquence, and closed by invoking the bless
ing Of God upon their future movements.
This over, the Cadets marched back to their
quarters.
Tho ceremonies throughout were of .
highly interestinx character, and were wit
messed by "a immense throng, including .
large number OF ladies.
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A pEvouT RsoIhxsr.-The following II IN ex-
uac, from letter OF officer OF Ihe 1Sih Virginia
cavalry, Imkoden's brigade. Ii refors 10 tee tsAl
OF Gen imbodsn before The main battle near New
Market:
'sBefors the charge, aud while we were In linz,
the command To disniount was given. when oui
noble old haplain sass . hymn and then prayed
the whoie regiment kneeling was soiemnand
impressive sight just on the eve Of battle. And
God blessed our srms with victory. The Chaplain
ter cur enemies, but, Oh preserve the lives ol
these dear ones ard pfoloBs them tor Thy glory -
truly did God Hnawer ihs prayer OF The dev0dt old
mss--they we're scattered 70 the fear wicds. and
We lost aoI nau.n
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LOCAL MATTE Ek s

F2ag Of Tr,me-The U. 8. flag Oft truce
steamer New York, In charge OF Major Jno
A Mulford, arrived at Varina, in James
river, ON Thursday afternoon, having on
board Capt McLane, Ave hundred Coincide
rate Surgeons. three enlisted uen, Mr Lamb
and wife, Of Norfolk Miss Dobbs, Of Rich
mond; Mrs Fauntleroy and family; Miss
mall No freight or packages for prisoners
came. Capt Robert Baylor hss been sent On
parole, to effect, Ii possible, o special ex.
change for Federal officer Of equal rank.
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usApc'Rs CAMP OF DESTRUCTION,

hicnsn6nd, May ~. tht1 1
,VfHt la accordance with tho provisions a
tehe'al uidsr No rs, A Rni G o!Ilcs, ~
tsf'ea the owaoFs u tbs following siayes WI, eni
sa!s 81 mp aud pIo7e bey c!Si.as, rs yoyaisso bs
~ u C6barese:
''-a--39onss to Thos Ysrby, psst Tfsj.riefv
'It' seal by Major E,iisfori, May i6
,,' "ikius- Belongs to Ct Wilkins, Of Chester-
c,! '"I~,! captured near Diewry' "a Bluff. May II
- 4 aAt,.-boioBSs to VIM bAiI.e, OF Edge
Msyl A'' "'' A''ua
shoss! H.rris- Belongs 10 Hosby puvsl, Of Hen
F.Asy! Oe
|. i.aae TtfAns-Beloaes to Ell Massie, Of Gooch.
NaY :. ~' sAs 1"S' :" ne"'Wo "a,
BIZ ssionss 70 David RnsseI, Of Hyde county.
sap,efed st Dfewry's b.un, May TO
er .iAms--DslGnss 10 u Gibbs, Of Hydc
i!,S 7, captured ~ Dsawryt Huii, May i6
e,""-- ssenss to John PARSLEY, OF Hanover
NJ = va: captured ana Sent BY MsJu Turner,
40, ID supposed runaway
C.. aey--hs.nsss 10 Alex rontsine OF usaoyor
81, .opsafta W Gea fiahs0u's bfisads, kxy II
e.T.n'a-ss ssioags to Aiserl Aiken, Of Hsnrico o.:
oss, ~. asa sat by Major 1errc,t, Marine Corps
luAnhs Bsca May Ii
sef- BaioHze 10 Ii-asy Cox of n sprioo cosn,v.
Asyls "P'' N""s, near Dfewsy's SluA,
eossss nsion--BeIonss to Henry Coz. Of Henrieo
ry'sBsa aspsf.d ss. by Capt. simms, near Dss~
h.la aasy-soiongs 10 Edward Williams. Of chestar
BlF sas ss,I.'d 20 oy Capt eimms. near Dsswrys
s,s,. ,ss,s.sss' to Rsss oraap; captured .. Meadow
~ efder OF M... n a prvro>,
= = rsIrps. Liept sad AdjT' nv n-M
~ ST. taVs 0psaed % ofhus IL tais c.sy
All ps,s.s perI'ose Of settling Ill my accounts
nseu, ws,a Saving any claims against my Depart
.nn... "a v,na ac''na ss ctkf QsaTtsrnasier Of lhs
Il Oaes snssaiA OF In the Wesl muat prescott them
DEM 's' am closise up lhis basiosss ss6 csaaot
ALfSED II BARBOUR.
LAao Cblsf Qlaftcrmaseaea AZ
Gen & J,hnoton's ARMIES
Ofau IN Virginia an1 ths Wsof.
.os s,a. ~ zoe corner q 0eysraof stssst "a n
I'D ssns Al, and Mobile papass ~
80 80 = ~ ny e4-t3e \
u asssvs1-by Mis- kEuvn,
! lsr,s Ia. - No III DeoA10.
4 asn.ss es naptis piss, isAiev esok cenhss =
sls.ppy q bsastlssj iasss Iusseaa ss1 esssS;s -
essu. ~Sss ~ seee0 q - ~ T
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Mayors Couys--Dasides The caeee msuc
toned elsewhere In this column there were
several minor matters diSposed Of By the
Mayor yesterday:
Jim Lewis, who says he n . frNa negro
from Charlestop, G, wss seat to Capt Coke
TO be put on the batteYieA
Fonfaine, slave Of Eilsn Carpenter, was
away slave belon2arg 70 JAne r Edwards,
and Tor having In hia possaeslon hoy - 3
baggage car ON the 1redsrlcksbufg salk
road. ssses - * ~ ~
Albert, asunail negro belonglng 10 C1p3
Bass, was ordered 70 be whipped Tar otea15nG
cakes In the Second MaxkSe, and Wa1 con.
snittsd 10 TAIL - runaway.
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Tna sssoIp,sls FasKHp.n-The Masroa Of lst
divisson Windsr Hospital takes this method to
seksowialse the receipt Of = handsome doaa,isn
Of eodss, Fsesch hssady, wine, aad ssnadad,
ftnn N.ss u A Bale. sths soldlers' Friend, J" %
wsu kneun throsshous ~ 0ssftdssssy tos her
Wide-spssa1 hsnssolsacs, aad fos her eaots h ed
st eay sjek and weun6s1 sell1sm.
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FRoI GsS JosSNoS's AaMy. The following
il Gen johnsson's order to his tfo,pl heretofore
bfleEy hoiced By Telegraph;

II zen J3hhsson'5 order TO his uo3P3 Aefe1olofS
bflefy noticed By Telegraph:
HsAD's Army or TzsSsasre.
CasSsliie. IA, May i9th. 1854.
CenGiai ORDERS.
Soldiers o. The -ir1y Of frnastes
You have displayed tfir highest qu.i iy OF The
soidie:-fsmIess In clmoat, pittenc; undtr tol'.
ASSAULT ot t.e en.niy. By ma'eitcs by day aad
nigh, you have defeated every attempt upSa your
c0muiunic ati0Hs.
Your communications are secure. You will now
turn and march to meet his aivaactng c0iumas.
Fully coniding in tn. conduct of the otiieers, the
courage Of the Mea, lead yOa to bauie.
We may confidently trust thar the Aimi ghty
Father will still rewaid the pa:rio's toll and bless
the patriots baaners. Cheerad by the success
of our brothers in Vir.tnii ant beyond the Missis
sippi, effbrts viii eQ la tieirs ned by
His support your effort Viii be crowned with like
giOfies.
{aigned) E JOHNSTON, General.
lOE:.dil
(Signed) Kin,ecs Falcaaer, A &c.
The Savannah Rsp.b...tn has the fofiowia: paf-
sgfaph:
The rcsrcgvade movements Of Gaa Johnston have
not tn the least dsplIted the army, and tue most
implicit co6f ience f. felt ia his strategy ali our
soldiers express themselves thus "od Johnston
knows besi.o On pas lag his lines few days
ago, Gt kasaca, ha was cheered wherever hc
showed himself aud SAID f'SodleFs, We " II sOoa
have the enemy where We want him, and will
then have dons niY duty, and u wall only remain
ior you to 10 yours.'
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RisIp1iip,lat 9ispgtsn.
cyy. A. cuwAKuIn 4 co.

.s. rss as s.' a.s ;ss - s.sss 's, =:
ttI,,,. s mee, $40, month. 1s.to-in edvsAca.
~. IN rsnittasees by wssi, are ~ the siss Il
sha g, AXE them. Checxa AAd drafts msst -
ss r.yssie TO esier.
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.St<u,,ng Sabvs.-Peter Alien, member Of
Rodgsrs's cavalry, being in the city without
leave, On Thursday evening got drunk, md
am mussd himself by riding about Seventeenth
street. In manner perilOus to pedestrians.
In the caurse Of his ride CHANGING to pass q
blacksmith shop, where another cavalryman's
horse was being shod, he seized sabre
which, was strapped to the cavalrymau's ssd
die, and made OF up Itch street. Officer Ad-
amss attention having been attracted to Al
lens pranks, he pursued him, and with the as-
turing him near the old distillery. Allen
fought and resisted 80 that 1t took four men to
hold him, and it was found necessary to tie
him aud bring him to the h-hoasc In Q
cart.
The case was brought before the Mayor
yesterday, when Captain Rodgers, being pres
ent on other business, and Informing the
Mayor that Allen was su excellent soldier,
His Honor agreed that the captain should
take his man, upon condition Of returning
hin ~ once TO bis company.
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Horse Recossry Bilsiaess-A number Of
nav ways of "raislng the wind" have been
developed since the war. For inst sfance, the
substitute business, the sale OF Maryland
papers, the sale Of passports, running con-
scripts through the lines, obtaining the par.
don of criminals, Be. A fresh example Of
thesa novel methods OF gaining livelihood
was exposed before the Mayor yesterday,
which we know not bow more properly to
dehae than By calling 1t the "hOrse recovery
business"
Joseph Needham was brought before the
Mayor on the charge Of stealing horse
from Edward Griffin, bat there was no eyi-
dence TO substantiate the accusation. The
whole amount of tho evidence was that Mr..
n. F. Bowe and Mr. Edward Griffin having
each lost horse about the same time, after
the lapse Of mouth Needham came fer
ward and offered to return the horses for 0
reward, saying be knew where they were
aud who had stolen them, and In the case Of
Mr.. Bowe's horse mentioning the thief
Mr.. Bowe promising to pay hfm $50, he re-
turned his horse and received the money,
b1t policeman Griffin hearing him state
where Mr. Grifln's horse was and offer to re-
turn dim for $500, took him into custody
Needham then refused to tell where the
horse WA. The Mayor having. board this
much Of the case, continn,d u I'LL to-day.
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IN b3, LihS Re yard -Strsyed or sto,en rom
t,}ty t:r- .uhserihor Gn 9aiurday Ihe 2isi INST.
B.. !,t cav win white baok and breast; A;ao, Il
l.ls waite, mixed w.h red. tetwsca the horns aad
ees, AId ai'tia white under lhs belly The above
rssati OF $50 Will os paid for hsr delivery to me-
q 9Th 81, teiwaeG Cay and Leigh.
ny a3-f2l' GEO SMITH.
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YN0 the Friends OF tho Soldiers throughout tn
Il Ccnfederaey.-
OuARfs2NASrxR GxS'Ls DspARTxhnr,
k4uraA0 ElrosAU I
KAn-4aAD BussAU,

Eichmond, .eb 20, 1854.
| Tbs friends and relatives Of seders in the Arny
! OF Northera Vicgia;a are hereby notified thar an
arrangement has this day been effected with the
Southern kxprsss Company TO carry all packages Of
food ana wearing apparel to Richmond. Va.
To secure tho advantages thus oStaiaed through
the Express Company, tAs following met Ustiohs
must be observed
: Packages must nos sonssin mote than ono hun.
dfed IOo 0GSi be vsIi ssouFsd su6 ps.sniy MAJ ed
Lhd seat 1t ths espoGss " s shipper 10 e!rE.r u
- f0Ilovs:
La North Csroiius, At Raleigh; Ia South carouns,
| 1t Columbia: In Georgia, at Augusta. Ia Alabama
~ Montgomery To any Othsr poinths which Ght
Of those Associations hsye an ei.ce
The Agents Of these Associations Will there TAXI
charge Of thsm and ship daily By Southern ESpres.
Company TO the proper Agents of tas respective
6tstss as Riohm0B Z, who will Sec them distributed
to the rfupsr iudi ddusi ownere.
TO met the wishc3 CT The soldiers, ahd to give
them certain and speedy eomnun HsHan WITH
hsne, the Southern Express Company has agreed
70 BANs this freight preference eKr eeeryhsny ei@
sads In order that obstacle may occur To the sue
esss of taudabie soterprse, the several ra!i-
rcAd companies are hereby requested to render tht
Apeess Company such facilities - will enable IL u
0Aks this arrangement q compiste succese.
As the Southern Express Company assumes 81
Responsibility Of the trsnsport tSi0ea OF theee PACK
e@sa tns Eeiisf Associations are requested 10 with
ofsx thesr Agents Who have hereto.crs acted ~
travelling messengers. II the Keller Ass0ciatioas
viii ssssbtsh agencies IN the Of other armies,
they nay sojoy the same privileges hereby secures
b ths Army ct Northern Virginia.
RW SIMS,
Lieut.. Gel. and Quxztsrnsstsr.
Appfeyeds
LAwToS,
4uaxtefmaster General
Oynol eouTnnx ExrnRes COnPAsy,l
Augusta, Ga, Feb ~, 1864.
Tie southern Exprsss Company hsrsby notify tn
MleAds asd rsaativss Of soldiers In the Army III
Northern Virginia sad elsewhere that they ara pne-
ths Allows card, and that thsy viii do eli IL their
Doweg 70 Ga;tu its rsQui1smsnts.
JAMES SHUTTER,
0sosEal enp't and Aetiss President,
eN-ood3m 6oulhsm ExDTsGe ConpAsy.
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T'EESTT FIVE naiiars Reward .-Etrayed CT
= sg e1 paie red Gov, E.eiium s:zs, white back
SD tai. markell With hole Red undes cut il enc
car, ard crop IN the other. / will pay the above
reward for her delivery to ms. on Main street, %
cor ir'ul jef.sol. HB WOODWARD.
nv
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FROM THE .aRxY OF NoRTH1RN VIR.
0IM1l.

0IM1A.
ASHLAND, May 27.-Advices from the front
are that the enemy have recrossed the North
Anna and arc again on the move, In the di-
rection. It Is supposed, Of our right. Tha
enemy are said to have made an effort thu
morning to burn the bridge over the North
Anna, on the telegraph road. but were ioiled.
There was some skirmishing this morning,
and al % some between 10 and II O'Clock last
night.
fsEooND DlsPArc1
ASHLAND, May 27.-Our army Il moving
rapidly on lines almost parallel with the
route which Grant 10 following. At twelve
O'Clock to-day heavy forco Of the enemy
appeared at Hanover Court House, and were
pressing our cavalry back at that point. Two
prisoners have Just been brought In belong
Ing to the 9th corps. They say their COM
mand received orders yesterday to march to
the White House.
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IBTRiY.--Takea up Oh my farm, near the city,
II a fvT days eiEca, bay mare, s Of years old !.
EIh large star IL her forehead. She i3 kliah.!y
a@s fus owner csh have her by applying 10
De- T II DEAkE,
nv ;6-3t' Corner araca cni .,h .,s
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WANTS,

NYANTED--To purchase comfortable residence
w coats!nUg iru N X to eight recfns, wiz. gas
aud wafer Oh tie psem'3es within a coavoAient dis
lance OF tie Ca3i.u.. Apply 10
8 Z A!LEI,
my 1871 18th S., Eet ri ALL and cary,
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M aNfEO. - d.sire 40 ADOPT an orphan uiy Of
w s ,cd eharactsr, steady en- inGastrieus hits,
One wnnes father has lost Il iia Ia d. :snce S our
caubtFy wonid hs preferred. kef-r.nts. given ana
fecuirsd. Apply at uy rssi1euee nn c,ay street
near Bu, haosp spring OF IL my tore No $50, asiu
street HSUMijAgS
+ S.-oae who vii. suie III receiyc gotd eiu.
caI"n, s,d rs inktfaered la Inc caate bu iaese
NV E--IIls
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Airbmunh qispatrb.
aaTrsuAv nossrsu. NAY ss. 1891
THE WAR NEWS.

- The DAILY DISPATCH Is soia 10
arriots and Others al TEN CENTS per copy.
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tS DpLh,f.s Nonafd 80 e.rsyod icuei tue ysfi
Lts ii tne g naval stahie ca the Eight of Inc
"a. o. Nay 1854, dun coloTad mare n ;e, Of mo
taa -. soout TOO ;e;a olt, rataor tox IN order
a. er4ded "a tia ltlt shoulder with tas letters &C
~" NJ ataar marks reeoiieotei. A reward CT
;Es1iy i've a.HiaTs .'i be Pad aby one returning
ssd mas II !ie ffice Of Speeai se.vsce, corner OF
~ asi Rang as "r u tho naval ssabie sn !e 81
bssWc5l Issaa..u .ad Grace.
JOHN II pAgrE1
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R0shfng Wi&hin ~ CIlN k6m11A -11flh.
half grown youths, sauo1s III syeel1g hnen.
Ing u tho river ~ the loet Of I'm 1eseee,
Wss6 arrested and cassao& % tho uoeoh.
house, They we're hAiled q appsax balblO
the Mayor this mosnisg: TAiI lsaef1ee eE
he broken up. LAdiea csonnlne 1lnQn1e
bridge Are daily aunOIsd b. tn unafebt14
exhlkitica Of aen and boys hathtng SIeDf
the river banke,
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NA! ANfED-h good Back ssu,tn, who uhaor
Wv stands making aits. Also. good hsii 10
ne. The highest wages vii! be given 10 good hard 4.
leluirs 1T no Wsi ct, letHsen Main ana fralh h
Lin. yc7-l.t
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fHsNsx OF CFE>sa 1oVR Doors open at half PES,
o'ciock; Performance ~ comEsacs at nail past
precisely. ny 2s-ls
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,~alES Ho.s@-~S tea Reward. .--Was sty.-, q
q -. stable tf E,caard xaore. ca m, u q, "
A,,.s Road ooe nils from the city, ga .tarsd y
t,ss he .d.s lest. bay Horse H. rAs a.- v
s,,r 90 each ssds Of bis back, near tn. iains.
i. T.. las re. sse both white, aud lie has a whit.
V. .s.ys r.wsrt for tie ivsy Of shs h,rs. :. 4
t.a...tou 4 the th.sf, CT s - f,r The delivery "A
20 =, re ST j Jsnrsoa's stable, on Fraokna -.
o., "a ~ JAN ~ Ntbta
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u In rehearsal, new play, entitled
OGDEN'S ADVENTURE,

Names Box afise cpea from 8 h a M 10 ? -
when seats may be secured.
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WANTED -Fu:nttrre.-fihc advertiser wishes 10
W purchase y Complete Set Of hei roam farniture
ioe one room. ANY one hyirga sot OF good fcrfi
ture for sale will piesse add.css BOX ESQ., ehy
post.0fioA nv p.
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~ DUbLAES RexsrA -ss,rayei, q email mgI.
~ atis BOY. about Ii years sId, by the uRms Of
iosau, formerly belonged to John + Baekaaa,e Of
Caarl0.tss -iiio. Not being a.e to the city Canno,
In aia way home. II he Ias been carried to any
b0spiI.i sDy attenuation will be thankfully re,a;ycd
By CHAS w ALLhN,
M N-6t l:h ct, bsl Grace and Franklin,
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WANT ki~ro Htre-A nero ugu Iut service on
w the battery for a fen Gays. Apply tmo.at.,c,
w. nav -
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IN An rED-A uation Tor d colored girl us Ia.
@N dies maid or sesmstrsas. Aa tx,a.ient aar-
vsnt. Apply BY letter IT, 'Box I4ta" city Post
uHise. % c!f
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EEF AMrsp An experienced Vrs,na tzrmsr
w aad teacher. desires 10 procure "A situs,iun
IN The country IN either capacity. nc wou.i E.aIi
aSe iaFm on sSares. G ,od r.Y1teD:es furnished
ConmrD cations addressed 70 tWU, care 81 Dis.
pash III O. will NEE: pfom., attention., if made ss
early as practicable nv .1--9ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

[.EE aGnifli ii,l!ars aee- ard -. ,.s % .Ag
ID 2lf, sa;ai bay Mare, (bfsa,,) * 7..rs
Ns,ra9. ~ butt ssar III i3rsG.a /. o re 90. y IA f.
i.6 = s., h ard from was IL H0;so,ts - "a pa
,,,.sa ct aesro by goiss t9~AtdiC "a T.. iae J.
t,,fs.vs l,3 .50yo reward sJr hey &c -, 9 g.: .
,s.zas,ens sa, her Il RtH =. -,
AssAsaa. Surgeon. AT .. ;. as.
az g III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

WANfEi-ihree good ,acu,ds,.. 10 a-o,A on 40
v'rlmeht work TIE hgh-st ra,s o. wgg.s
VIII be paid, or piece work if preferred Stes1y
employ ment guaran,-ed.
Also wanset At ths same place, scrap iroa; for
which the highest price will hs paid.
INV a1-2.< T. RRADIhY MancSastar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

WANTED-by youns nsn whc ie exeB,pt HON
w ssryEe. havins been discharged irom the III my
CH account Of wounds & giius,iJa "a Cierl or sook
Keeper iH ECE1.o IneflaLsiio es.aobnGeuI is good
accountant; R1s had several ytsrs' experience Ia
hovse IN this city, and give the best references
Fcr further particulars at3gtss .'CLSlE" >" hnx
Ss3, kichlonIa P - mv a1L2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

1S.Ts,Y noRSE. 90 Brcks loess, ThursdAy
T. aGas .ssn s,.1 sas. IA y. s.y ssss' soo
h@s' i.. ara legs tia,s. about ey.Ass oil sk,.
as No mails On bar. III: .h>r ttAa that eohl
s,,s, hair o., Der waa rubbed II by tss hhltss
u " "sor,.st: les legs by can,,ag In coa.ast VITA
$50 se.tSb,s reward ~,li he pa j toT hs.
Aas, :, ,hs sh ca . Hills, kichmoni, or IT a..
-, "s..,y I, ne, a. Col paaferih's hsaicI..
o. eyrs, Snsses, CT the New Btifs; "a, os
-. tof,rmatioa as y I'll lead to h.r re:.v.gv
g." ssr4 FR$NE -AYf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

xks ANrED "A C'rox - w 80 hire OF buy 8
St nrs. rats Cock, Washer and lcsas1, Rome
other resd apply. For Iurther Information cali al
ny ofics, No fesrl ct, or dwelling, Bcesi ssrset
asxt to MoDuEeatsi Church.
my 2S-eot3e ALFRED MOSES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

BY TBLE q r APH.
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(aAPoRss o. nm FnnGe AaDoeaA0nO.
satered according TO oct Of Ceusrsss n The yeal
!s0Si sy !. .; TaaAsnsn x tns CIsrkS soro @
We N0sthsrn District OF Georgia.