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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

1baN AY from Castle Thunder, Juy l2hr
Ia, 1854, Nod Cfcss, sometimes called Bed sIea
krason, 4 slave, belonging 10 Mrs Polly tro's, u
Hanover county, Va, abd hrod bg o for Pfa
eut year Said negro was arrested shd lnpFi,6a'i
in Castls Thunder for attempting TO got TO the sts
my, nnd afterwards escaped as above. lie apeal
I've feet eight inches high, very spfgbty and lafA
spoken, aud quite intelligent. No marks retoiec'
ed. TswIri ef one hundred dollars will be gwen
If caught In hanover or Henrlco eountts, end aI
dollars II caught In this city OF It's suburbs
O BURNETT,
2-3.t Virginia street Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

O-n DOLLARS Reward Kan away htm :
LDtI subscriber, on the Soth inst, ~ "
.,ick = Jar penter and house servant, sged isys"'
br,sht mu ATTIC; feet 10 or u inches 10 hssIs
viii paw the above reward 10. mis- delivery 70 H''
or secured go that get him again.
Au I-4ts CHh@ 4 tLLsi 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

rnn DuLLaitS Reward II VIII give =
oUt above reward for the aPpfehensioe ~, -
,:rltvsry 20 me, at my ofice, tor his lodseme',
iaII so that I can get hiRI OF my sefsaa, og
George Henry Ray. said boy IL bright maIas
about five feet high, woody hair has ssa1e
ing walk, speaks very quick. and has very :.
len look. He may possibly be infktng aeou
city, a. he has acqaain,ances In every part u
bui my impression Is that he Is cndesvofins q
10 Predeilcs sburg, from thence to siaffoIA 70
farm of The late Major Joha Seldom (~hefe DC -
a fathes,) I'm order TO pass the lines. soldier
the camps are cautioned against employing 20"
boy. N BLANhmhN,
Surgeon and Denuss,
No IS Main street,
Richmond, Va
Az he has been accompanying me TO the h%s
tails, he has a pass nom Capt Coke, f.qu.s'as
guard 10 pase him unmoles:ed.
,tts ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

By Geo. w. Wills, A,sct'r.
mo. 63 Main st..
u URNiTUlE,
e Clothing, Shoes, &c,
AT Auction
Will he sold at auction, At my store, on SATURDAY
August 9th, 1T 10 O'Clock, large ana desirable
lot Of
Household ard kitchen furniture
CTockery and siifswaIe
Ready made clothing
shoes hats
Blankets, d.y goods, &c
Gold and silver watches, jewe'ry, SC.
au4 C w WILLIS, huct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

ry>HE Negroes whore names are given below were
I le,s,tured from the Yankees IN thtiy late
aid on the Danville railroad. Their fw"ers can
OBTAIN them By applying to C'ptai Il Fl1Z
uIIgU T. j Eoglueer, al the stsupton River
3rldse, on that Tsiifoad. a DhDs,
I.isutenant EBgineers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

nC DOLLARS Reward --Rsn away ir5m, the
L,b Richmond Arsenal, SD, u the 10Th Of IaiJ
a negro man belonging 10 Mr. n A SHlilb Cron
whom he wa, hired } named Peter Mica some,inr,
calls himself Peter Redd. he ia ~ OF % ye.ts@
egs feet 8 inches high, & ngsr5Teah colGr 90:
carries himself very erect when he left the assss
he wore grey suit Of clothes. Tho above rewni
will be paid for his delivery ii caught IN Tie eff
OF so If taken out Of IL
By order Of Lieut. Col " BaCUS ccr's.
mn AT .IAsD BROWNE sunt A ~ Hh0r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

sz- SPECIAL MOTT 1.-Two large HunSs.
.nrs.ndta assori,nep, OF iadiss' dresses, &c, Tor
safe privately AT room No ~, naiiasd uousa,
= sn,s ,s. a,iic,rs can be seen from y o'clock a
v On n o,ctock NJ Tho trunks are 10 tirst-Iate
order ths dresses are OF the best materials, and
made up in The latest style. au
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

OVYIcn BoUYHHRn ExfRKss Cch7ANY,
Augusta, GA, Feb 50, 1854.
rue Southern kxpress Company hereby notify the
friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that thsy ere pre-
pared TO carry out arrangements - aauc unced Ia
the above card, and that they win DO ell In their
power 10 falnn IT. requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Sup't and Acting President,
fe g-eodlm Southern ExprNsa Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

TT ,CR. leo, for saia.--Ura be had In any guam
INV Il all hours ~ the day, 81 the American sta
s,es, e,rae, ct ION and Gary streets
Iy q Ia n"SH"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

T. Or Sale ct auction viii cell, st public auc-
r lion, on Tuesday, the 9th instant, ct I'VE
O'Clock p M, my stable, situated Ia the rear OF my
store on Fr.nsl.a street. between Union aad u IN
streets 1t contains twenty three stalls, with feed
and servants rooms 1t IA on rented ground, AID
the year will expire for one lot on the ist Sepsem
ber 1854, ard the other on the 1st Jaousry, ls6S
Each lot can be released when the year expir
If detired. Being to the Fret Mail et-6euse,
Il csu be made profitable If well attended n.
LIT CHANDLER.
PSI Will cell, privately. suy time before the
day Of sale, by application 1T my store, No 10
Ftsnkiin s:rest. ian A-td, LIT O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

ny Rettacood, Ins0.ps d %, A,cis,
mo 81 Main street,
I'm Tbursiay next, Angus. iih we viii s.,,.
~ 10 O'Clock A n, the tniie stock 9, 80. ~
persons declining housekeeping, cs,sistir- ~ '"
Furnttnre, beds, bedding, sheets
Towels, nspt los, table cloihs
Chairs, Italics
CIooksry and glassware, Mss nc.
IL-o,
Ssyerai coed saving machines
u0id and sivsF watches
Ready made clothing. sh1ss, a..
REDWOOD, PHiLLiPSA 60. Avsl,
gu q" 81 isin sr.st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

LNO& ssie ~LAgasyra u II ., s very sos ast.sie,
n s-ss AWHiEnposcK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

HNE Hundred Dollars Reward.--Ran away on
I J Monday, Is. August, q negro boy NAMED
HInry, about five feet eight inches high; quick
spoken; speaks Dutch very we'll, and Is butcher
by trade; h. is OF black compile xion and spar
built, and belongs to Mr. Joseph q seItert, but fo
merry belonged 10 Mr. Bran. The above Tews,d
will be- paid II caught In the adjoining coun i,s
or $50 II In the city. WIN X SLEnp,
tu ST. AtC y Police Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

nIsS JLUfIOH.-fne concern vi ArJuts, Mr.
dee. & %. Is th,s day dissolved by the es'e
Va SIR Aren's's interest 10 Mr. d 4 Wi liams All
parties indebted t. or holding claims sgainst, tho
concern call either parry settlement, foi
which pu pose OIL? the name Of the concern Will be
used. GEO ARENfS,
HILL u EOEELEET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04
AUCTION 6ALEI-.Tsn DlY,
by X q. ITsasaafs. A,nt

HoUsgHOLD Furniture, &c. n, s.,a
III uon.- On lharsesy, the IN inst. s,"ss
o'cioc VIII se''' At my store, general s.',..
ment OF Furniture, &c, such as "''"ts
Wa,dfobrs, bureaus
Bedsieads, cane asd other chairs
Gard tables, sideS0ards
Mattresses, feather beds
Smoking and chewing tobacco
Witches, cupboard locks
Writing paper, books, &c
aug EsPLEasaNrs, Ace,
A DsINlsTRATOR'S Sale of m.die,, n
IA surg cal Instruments and bnus, hnld Ca,.,,aT
A Administrator Of the estate Of DIR w n NJ
decd, shall sell, ut the auction rooses ~ = V
Peasants, on Thursday, the dih Inst, al 10 o,oi.'
all OF his personpl Effects, consisting In psr,
Several sets of valuable surgical tns,rnan,
Medical library
Bookca se, hedsteads, feather teds, m,,,,s..
es, &C, sc
Pure silver table and tea sDoons -,
forks, &c. HK EtIysny WI
AdmiBIs,rs,ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

orrlcE RICHMOND AND YoRK RIVER Y. X. Co,
Richmond, august "a, 1864. )
CTEiMER "West Point" for sale at auction -
y The above-named steamer, with her tackei
and apparel, will be sold n, the month of the ship
loo X, as she now lies, ut public auction, on sat-
urday, August 9th, at III o'clock A N.
For fun description of The steamer, her en-
CINE, boiler, sc, cal at this Office.
auS-,ds ALEX DUDLEY, Pest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

~ RoCEkIES for saic.-I offer for sale. ~ so~
NJ prices,
kacterel, shsd, bacon, rice,
C, ffes oru-hsd and brown sugars
mrIssaes, green and black tess
Soda copperas, &C,
oil of the best 1aiity. Flour At $t.5o
sol. BECnINGEK, 9th strsse,
au2-6tt Betw .en broad and Marshall.
nIO.IJs.-1he public are warned against re-
IN ceivirg Check Ne ALB for 1912. da'ei Ricn-
mond, AHgaet LIST, 1864, drs~n by fsrreif,
the Confederate etaIes Treasury, Richraord, Va
The check having bsea lost, payment on the cam
has been stepped. Twenty dollars rewara VIII Dc
paid to any one who may have found u sud VIII
deliver IL {, ms 1t tue ofise of LIST D,visiOn Chin
torex Hospital. bEAEuam,
Steward LIST Div ision Chimborazo HosFi 81
At.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

a,NePkClAL nUTlCE.
ON ICE,
d splendid ase0rtDeDt Ct MaErmsoas and Can-
teiei<s sisays hand; snd Toe, also, the beeb
variety Of Fruit In the city. Cali and se&
also.
I've bhis superior SWEET spple cider,
At No les Broad street, oetweon 0h and TIN
au 2-St@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

80 -
ADJUSTMENTS.
Nsw RtoHaoeD rsvATsk,
acssu, ard stage RaRAssr.... - ID osa"
THURSDAY xVxsIwe, Aug A. 1861.
rev Comsly called he
lNCOGNiTO;
or THg
JawELE4 OF TT JAMES
o. Foe particulars ete bills
Mas II Middleton ard Nj II Allen.
To eopo,ud~ with IN.
DUTCHMAN'S GHOST;
"l~s ALI Rlanr.-
In rehearsal,
" - STRING
nd ether Novelties.
korIcS-Th. n ,nsgsc, ever ready TO contriouts
TO the comfort Of tbs patrons of this establish
m.nt. has procured q masalh'eas ShNe' "s'ol
.. oler, from WI ich
VIII nightly bs Dispensed to tho pstrc ~ OF the
Dress Circle fres OF charse
Norlos-Box oesoe open from sk An TO sP
~hen seats may ps secured
CHARGE OF OPENING floUx.-Doors opsn OF halfpses
T o'clock: performsnc e 20 commences nj hA",pAs.
precisely. gu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

HNn rOs Hsyss shss lroa for ssls BY
~ IN l-lt JVHN n CONDOS . SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

YNthpURG City Bonds 1t auction, --On
1 Tuesday, io.h August next, We viii cell 20
d his hest bidder. Ia front Of the Citizens saw
ings BARK, Lyrchburg,
s5o,0o3 Il Lynch6urg City six per cart Bonds.
These bonds ere al long dAtss; the toserses
parable re nj annually, the security for redemp-
t,on uaque stionahIs; making this the most dessfa
BILE opportunity for safe investment that VIII Pro
baby occur ier years.
Tns sale will c. usac~ ct II o'ciack
JOHN y MCDANIEL,
l. NORvkLL,
in s0-TukFtAuia. ocunitfees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others of the
IN army and navy viii please pay attention TO
the notice already given, that arrangements have
beeD made for . steamer to ieEve Rockets daily st
o'clock A NJ and O'Clock NJ for he purpose Of
towing osrges and taking to Drewrys Bluff quar-
termaster aud commtssary stores aud ctner Artices
for the army end navy. Except Ia cases Of emer.
gens5 se aere will OF be furnished ut other hours.
JOHN II PARKER,
Lieut. In charge, once Special Service,
j. alta havy Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

NO1lcR.-A meeting OF the stos holders Of the
IN Beividere Manufacturing Company will be
held at the ofIioe Of tho FraEklin Paper NH, on
Wednesday, the nth day Of August, 1861, ct IL
O'clock n. II 10 necessary thai the interest ot
every share holder should bs represented, either In
person or by proxy. ~ business OF Importance will
be brought before the meeting.
Hw LUBBOCK,
" lS-lm Sec'y snd Iress'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

ID GEUBBS, Auc.ioneer and Ge"eral Real Be-
tate Agent-Raylrg taken tho Office adjoining
IL. Bank of Virginia, 30 long occupied by MessTs
s}oddiD l. Appefson, aod having the use OF their
maps, pats, deeds, &c, of rs his services to the
public for the sale OF real eetate at auction and prt
vateiy In town and country. Fe will rent out
houses, collect rents SC. He hopee, by strict at
sention to business TO merit share Of patronage.
aul-lw p W GkU3SS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04
CUNDR IES
- 20 bags common brown sugar
10 barrels good do DO
so boxAs ex tract log1ood
barrels cld rye Whisky,
for sale By ROBERT Hloda q W,
SIT No ~ Pearl elrect

A NOTION Yarns, Col on uar'!s ano Ccifse
u s. pads cotton yarn, No q to 10
100 pairs co'tn cards, No 10, Enslish
bags Rio coffee
9 bbis brown sugar
For sale by boSHE2 WOpDF,
all l. o. IL Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

List of Negroes RecsptuIed from the Yinkce Raid
ers, anu .nrued over to Captain K Il FHzhugh, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

Just rscs ved psin, lot OF v.rgnia Blcoa, whIoh
VIII be sold low, by ths quantity piece. ~ No 70
Main ssssst, one door be t1w 18th ssxeeA.
An SIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

4, OR Sale.-One fine youpg mich Cow. Persons
r wishing 10 buy can i1nd me Rt my residence
on Adams street, between Leigh and Jackson,
Shockoe Hill or at John DOoicys Hat store, Main
street. Ihave for rent, also, two nice large rooms
with gas. Terms liberal SAMUEL PEARCE.
au2-3,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

40 MAIN brRkkr-
liz Old P.fcos Resumed.
Iuo best Whisteys In the OonfeterAcy
The very finest Brandies, at reduced pticcs
ALTO,
Genuine Ionic Porter
hyass's Sparkling Ale. by the bottle sr csss
Madeira Wine, vintage 1878
Shefry do do do
These Wines were never on tho aarket even ID,
foKe the war A A MONTEIR0,
Au 4-eQ l0l I42 Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

NOTICE Having, in accordsooe with the ab0ve
| announcement, retired from the suction and com.
m.ssion business return my thanks 10 my fsfencs
AID the public for the liberal Patronag extended
t. me 10 my business connexions IN this
city, and respectfully ask continuance OF their Ia
vors TO tue new concern OF Messrs Williams II Nor
fleet Tsu 4-fO.l 6ND ARENtS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

1. OR csie--A No cavalry horse, young, eouL d
81 ard g.ntle walks rapidly and iopas tre'y.
OHicersi in search Of horses would do we'll 10 call
end see him. Address at b. Dispatch Office.
su 3--4Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

NJ OIL Il 10 the Citizens of Hanover To per
~ fons who have placed In my hands funds for
the purchase OF cotton cloth, eottoa yarns and
cards. will Distribute said articles Al Ashland on
10Th Of August, le64. There II . considerable
sufplus Of fatd articles 10 which the county -
emitted under the schedule established by the
State scent, and will TAXI orders hereafter for
whatever amounts each family may need.
WM WlNN.
aul-9l Conf Agt Cor Hanover Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

IDhN AHAY-On or about 9th July lest, NJ.
HI go Boy, about u years Of sgs, nsmsi Anna
lead. he is of dark color, lsigs eyes and month.
and rather slender butt. lie vas br, asht f-tm
Yorkicwn, Va, to Richmond, In lt6l Isnev sop
pes.d 70 bs at soms OF the rrilitTy o.mos in the
vicinity OF Rcbmord, perhaps os.r CbaHin's farm.
Any information concerning him will 10 literally
rewarded. j r kZsII,
au3 80 Post Uriss Dspa tusBt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04
kUEA RATE

1Nn DOLLARS reward VIII be psii FOR tina ds
lUU livery OF ny boy Andrew who l,f, me Al
tos usnviiis depot on tina morning Of tie s0,b N
July. lis l. bisek, about IA years Of sgs has,
small white scar over hts leit eye sbau, The >. OF,
ten cent piece. Andrew vas Passed in Pe.eTsblr,
where be may a:temp. TO 60 Tn. ,bcve y,vas
will be paid by te.sr. 8 n DAVIS s. Co " Ire bcy ,
efi with them, or secured In jail 20 that se, him
sEkDAONns
an As News Fairy H.tiF,v o.,u,n ",
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Nav YoRx, Aprii %


The Times Washington dispatch -ays
Ii is ruIoored here tonight that Lc- is moy-
ing portion Of his army 70 this side Of the
Rapidan, near Madison Court House: no
thing however Is reliable
Information mss been received Of the pre-
sence OF considerable rebel cavalry force
near Leesburgh, and measures have been
taken 10 check their advance. should they
attempt It. Two Of lees scouts were cap
tured day or two since at Culpepper;
third escaped. They were disguised a. team
sters. y halter awaits them.
It is reported that Gen. Grant has decided
TO send 10 the front such men Of the Invalid
Corps as are able 70 bear arms and return 20
their homes those disabled tor active service
in the field
Gen. Grant reviewed the 18th Corps on
Monday. and also the reserve artillery, ID
army corps and the Sd Division Of Cavalry
Oh Tuesday
4 detachment Of the I'd Massachusetts,
cavalry under Maj Forbes have returned
from reconnaissance through Centreville,
Gum Spring and Drain,ville, bringing
in TX prisoners Of Mosby's men and IN
formation that large body Of rebel cavalry
supposed TO be from the main army were at
Leesburgh and vicinity, seizing forage, grain
and all available teams and taking them of
towards Culpepper
CJlL1well Immediately started with brig
ade Of cavalry from Vienna supported y
Gen Tyler's Brigade Of Infantry from Fai
iax {. House to give them battle.
The Herdlds despatch says large force
Of rebel cavalry appeared Al Sulphur Springs
last night and is understood that they have
been moving to-day IN the direction Of Lee
hurgh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22


The Wori5's Washington despatch SAYS
zen. smith LETT for Fortress Nonroe on sun
day P N.
Inc Tri5unss despatch SAYS the Governor
# Illinois wIii be authorized tomorrow 70
commission othc,rs Tor negro regiments raised
IN that state.
The Herc6s Portsmouth "a. letter says
that ,be recent expedition was for the pur-
pose Of capturing the rebel tcrredo boat that
tiied 70 destroy the Minnesota; It was not
found. hut several sharp conflicts were had
with the rebels, and large number OF horses
we're brought IN.
Two Of cur men were killed snd seven OF
eight wounded
The rubel Col Wilton had been captured in
q fight between the 10Th Now York Cavalry,
and his command. Tho rebels were driven
come distance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Especial TO the Free Press. J
MONTPELIER, April Il


About $50 Of the VI. sth Regiment CD.
Thomas arrived in this place about O'Clock
saturday evening from New Orleans On fur
hugh. they having re-enlisted. They we're
met at the Depot by large crowd Of people
and welcomed TO the capital Of their State in
m Appropriate speech by Charles Reed. Esq.
C,l Thomas replied. From the time Of their
arrival to this A. NJ. the boys of the gallant
9Th have been entertained at the expense of
,As ,owu. They are all leaving to-day for
.b,i- homes in different sections Of the State
y..-.-iay Sunday was observed BY them
IL, true military style, VIZ. Inspection at A.
". and and dress parade at P VI. The
,ae9 seem in hne spirits and presented a fine
.gI~rancv, dressed as they were in new suits
throughout. They mention very cordial
reception a, New Haven Friday evening
vere they were sumptuously entertained BY
,he CRY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, April n
FLoUR.-westsrn snperfne Is scarce and prices
are nominslly s. 3 a 5 Y Dbl common extras s.
a Is medium extras s. rs q so and good and
cboioe. including Genessee Canada, Ohio and Mich
igan, 3 rs a 10 Is v Dbl. Corn Mesl lie scarce and
nominal In Rye Flour the ssles have been small
at IS IS a Ts v Dbl for common and extra
GRANTEES market for Corn has been Tstner
unsettled, new Southern yellow, 81 IS a q. ost
are frmer and have been in fair demand. southern
and Canada So q s7.c = bushel. Rye 81 - Y bush.
White Bean. ~ q q ? rs 2 hushel for niue pod,
and q 50 a IS for MARROW and extra pea. Canada
Peas 81 25 a 30 = bush. Shorts and Fine Feed
go n IS, and Middlingss SIS a $50 = to-
PRoVIsIONs.-Pork Is arm with good demand
81 .; mess 81 and clear aud extra clear $50 q
30 y Dbl cssh. BEEF IL arm aud prices high er
at SIC @ % 2 bbl for Eastern and Western mess and
extra moss, as TO quality and s2l @ "a = Dbl for
family extra, cash, Lard remains without chsni g
~ n I5c Y n, each. smoked Hams, II q lSc = n
es=h Butter !. dull and prices have declined, good
and choice New York and Vermont dsiries Is n SOC,
and common and fair at 30 a ssc, to quality. In
cheese .sles at Is q lsc = n, as equality.
WOuL-The Wool market hss been quite ercited
The past week and prices have advanced. Inc -sies
OF domertic reach l.iOoOl5 n, ST prices ranging
froa % q ste for aeeoe and - Sc for common
snd extra
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NEW YORK. April Il

The Hc-7'3's dispatch says: The roads in
-re vicinity Of the Army Of the Potomac
r,rs excellent and presented no obstacle to
81 alvancc.
A majority Of the Sutlers and other citi-
,ea. iafs le.t ior " asdington.
OurarHy is being constantly reinforced
BY arrival Of veterans.
No-ety with 500 rebel cavalry made his
appearance Thursday morning on the Orange
& alexandria K. R. near Bristoe Statign SO
suddenly as to take the patrol for the protec-
non Of the road between them and Nanas-
s8s
From 20 to IS Of our soldiers were cap
turci The rebels went towards Fredericks-
burg. An expedition went out to 0ccoquan
and captured some prisoners.
News from Mexico 10 the 22nd Of March
SAYS the French had been driven from Chin
jas. Iabasco and Isthmus Of Tehuautepec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
NV YosK. April 90.

4 rebel dispatch from Mobile 18th reports
great battle between Kirby Smith and Gen
Banks, in which Banks was defeated with a
los of II 200 killed wounded and captured
ANoriolk letter to the World says that
the late mission Of the rebel commissioner
Ouli TO Fortress Monroe was TO ask Gen.
Butler to send up for the very sick of our
prisoners, at Richmond who were too far
gone q b. removed South. Five hundred
and siTty-tLree have arrived at Fortress
Monroe Of whom Ould said he would consd-
or it a miracle If our Government succeeded
IN saving one half
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
cANERIpeE cArrLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, April a.
Al market az Cattle. about as Beeves and ~
Stores. consisting Of Working Oxen. Cow. one, two
and three wears old.
Market Beef-extra = crt., al q 7sli :.
First quality. SO s05 slo7s.
Second quality, 50 50 q 9 70
Third quality, s. oo,lo7 8.
Working oxen, IS. 100. / 500 sso Per Pa'r-
Cows and Calves, Is, q IS
Two year. old, none.
Three years Old s2s q IS.
shoop and Lambs, 59lo at market. Prices, in lots
20 81 n %. Extra and selections g -, 90 2 %,
Q 1000.
Hides. 2: . 10 = d
Pelts, 60 50 a o.. each
Calf skins % q &c
Tallow q 81.
Veal Calves 1, 6,to l9o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
rnn1.,,xrNrrI.N LININIENr

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINtMENT
bas given universal ssti-fsction during the fourteen
yoars Il has been introduced into the United st.@s
After hen tried by millions,t has b7en Procisimed
the pain destroyer Of the world Pain cannot 10
where this lininaeut Is applied II used rs directed
It eAnnot and never has ALLIED in single Instance
FOR colds, coughs aud influenza, It can't be beat
One rs cent bottle will cure all the above suoh as
burns cute, scalds inject stnss, &C. 1t is perfectly
nnocen; to take internally and can be given 70 the
Oldest person or youngest child. Price Is and 50
cents q bottle Once. = Cortlsndt Street. New
York Sold by all Druggists.
March n dAvlT