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THE RAM OLINDE.
The New York Herald has the follow


The New York Hcrald has the follow
ing about the ram Olindc:
The career of the rebel ram Stonewall
does not promise to be either long or
brilliant. On escaping from Copenhagen
the vessel was found to be entirely un-
seaworthy and Page, her commander,
therefore made for the Spanish port OF
Corunna. The Government of her Ca
tholic Majesty, it is reported, lost no
time, after the vessel came to anchor, in
asking information from the French Co.
vcrnment as to her real character. At
first, it is said, an evasive answer was
returned by NJ. Drouyn dc L'Huys. But
on more mature consideration the Spa
nish authorities were advised to refuse to
the Olinde the privilege of making re-
pairs at Corunna. The United States
frigate Niagara, meanwhile, had taken up
a position at the entrance of the harbor,
so as effectually to prevent all chance Of
the pirates escape. The Sacramento
has likewise been sent to reinforce the
Niagara.
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TO jon PRINTERS AND Book
sELLERS-A. +. CRUTCHFIELD s. CO., Bank
street, Petersburg, Virginia, offer to the trade, at
market rates,
Forty rea,ns Of superior English Bsnk-Note PA
soap size.
Twenty reams of No. CARTRIDGE PAPER.
Several hundred Perkins's BRISTOL BOARDS,
double medium; also. Perkins's superb double
enalneled BOARDS, for party, wedding and ball
tickets; Perkins's stout BOARDS, for railroad and
exhibition tickets
large quantity of GLAZED PAPER. all oolors,
for pamphlet backs and first-class labcls-some
very elegant and attractive.
Also, CARDS, in packs-.busincss and profess
sional- and many Fancy Cards and Note Papc:s.
mh 2-Jts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GOld, 10y.
On Wednesday evening the commence
ment of the New York Medical College
for Women was celebrated at the Athe
naum, Broadway. Fifteen young ladies,
who have undergone the usual course OF
study to befit man to practice mcdi-
cine, received their medical diplomas
from the hands of the lady President OF
the institute. The proceedings include
the usual programme on such occasions,
namely: the reading of the Thesis by
one of the graduates, the comforting OF
degrees, the valedictory, addresses, SC.
There are said to be at present one
hundred and fifty-four thousand tons OF
ice, varying from twelve to eighteen
inches in thickness, stored in ice houses
on the Hudson river.
An official report to Congress shows
that the whole number Of rebel prisoners
of waNwho have enlisted in the Union
service thus far is about three thousand
nine hundred. Most Of them arc now
serving in the Northwestern Depart
ment.
The Goodyear rubber case has about
fallen through. The Senate Patent Com
mittee have declined to 60 into tho case
and as the House committee are aYerse
to any extension, it will now doubtless
be thrown open to the public.
The board now in session at Spring
field for the examination of small arms,
Sc, have decided to reduce the calibre
of small arms from fifty-eight and fifty
four to fifty, which reduces the weight OF
the ball one-third, thus making an i'm.
portant saving of lead in the ammunition
and reducing the weight necessary to be
carried by the soldier.
General Grierson is to have charge Of
all the cavalry in the Department Of the
The Bulletin publishes list of rebel
sympathizers and deserters residing in
Memphis who have taken the amnesty
oath, numbering one thousand and forty.
Eve names. A. jackson Donelson is
among them. sis t~
A Washington telegram says: The
Presidents inaugural address will pro.
badly be the briefest ono ever delivered.
It is announced that the reading OF il
will not occupy 1Iore than from five to
eight minutes. He thinks il unnecessary
to make it longer by repeating what be
has already said in recent public mes
sages.-
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A FIGHT IN THE RAPrAHANNocK.

FIGHT IN THE HAPfAHANNOoA'
The United States revenue steamer
TIGER. Lieutenant David Evans COM
handing, arrived yesterday from Hamp-
ton Roads, towing tho Wolf Trap, light
ship, which had parted her moorings IN
the late heavy gales.
While on the passage up, on the 9th,
in the afternoon Of that day, the Tiger
was towed into the Rappahannock by
the gunboat BanshcA Captain in
order to clear rope which had foulcd
the propeller, and anchured under Wind
mill Pd>At. near the Commodore Reed,
Lieutenant Commander Hooker, say
within five hundred yards of the shore.
Lieutenant Hooker informed Lieutenant
Evans that he had intelligence that was
reliable that about one thousand Of
Mosby's men were in the immediate
neighborhood, and that they had been
under arms all the previous night, and
expected some trouble from them that
night.
About dark the rumblpg of wheels
was heard distinctly by the officers and
men on board the Tiger, which was sup
posed to be tho wheeling of artillery
About P. NJ. a voliey Of musketry was
heard issuing from the woods, near the
beach, and few minutes afterwards the
guard ship opened fire and shelled the
woods. Not knowing exactly what the
trouble was, but experimenting foe in
that direction, the Tigers crew beat to
quarters, and commenced Smelling the
woods also. In the. meantime, the en-
gineer and others, who had been hard
at work ever since the arrival of the vess
sci there, reported the propeller clear,
and that it was in working order again.
The anchor was Immediately hove up,
and the light ship taken in tow, the
Tigers head was turned seward, and
succeeded in gaining an offing. About
midnight, when We Had just cleared the
spit on Windmill Point heavy firing was
going on from the flag ship, and flashes
were seen right on the Point (Windmill),
and the conclusion we came to was that
there was battery, or that the artillery
bad been brought down there to endea'
yor to prevent the Tiger, the light vessel,
and several.schooners lay there, from
! getting out to sea.
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LATER FROM EuKora-The steamer
Canada has arrived At Halifax with later
advices from Europe. Her political ad-
vices are uniinportant.
The American peace conference was
the leading topic Of discussion. Its
failure was generally credited.
Frazier Smith has been appointed Bri-
fish Consul at Savannah.
Consols closed at eighty-n and one
eighth to cighty.nine and ono quarter. =
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

. Mr. Anderson, from the Military Com
mittce, reported resolution Of thanks
to tho Virginia soldiers in the army in
response to their manifestations of pa
triotism and valor, as shown in tke-rcso.
lutions adopted by them, read in the
House, and published in the press Of
Richmond.
Mr.. Dyerle introduced a resolution
looking to the development of the inter
nal resources Of the State; to the cult.
walton of everything useful, and the ex-
clusion of everything that does not en-
ter Into our necessities.
Mr.. Saunders, of Richmond, from the
committee appointed to confer with the
Confederate authorities in regard to the
modification of the tobacco order, sub
mitted report, which was satisfactory.
Mr.. Saunders reported resolution
looking to the introduction Of bill to
provide volunteer police force for the
city of Richmond in place of the present
organization, and the resolution was
adopted. ..-E
The bill toauthcrize the Central Luna.
tic Asylum to obtain cotton, cotton cloth
and cotton cards, and to exchange the
same for supplies, was taken up and
passed. .
The defence bill to organize and enroll
the Home Guard for local defence was
taken up, On motion Of Mr.. Anderson,
and considered at length.
The House, at o'clock, went into Sc
cret session, and remained therein for a
short time.
When the doors re-opcned, the con-
sideration Of the military bill was re-
sumed and advanced to its engrossment.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher stated in q
public address that General Grant has
been heard, in the presence Of several
distinguished officers, togiye the opinion
that, for picket and guard duty, the ne
groes made the best soldiers in the
world. On the whole, he considered
any soldiers.
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VIRGINIA. LEGLgEA TURE.
rKxTRA sKssrt)N.]
! SENATE.



Tho Senate met at IL o'clock, and was
called to order by Lieutenant Governor
Price.
House bill authorizing the settlement
Of the claim of Captain James f. Smith
and his company Of partisan rangers, for
services in Western Virginia, was read
twice and referred to the Military Com
mittee. s
House bill to amend the twenty fifth
section of chapter sixty one Of the Code,
relating to tolls on persons in the milf
tary and naval service and on their arms,
etc. was read twice and referred to the
Committee on Roads. .....
The following bills were read the usual
number of times and passed:
House bill authorizing the payment
of sum of money to. Tucker Caring.
ton for slave condemned to be executed
in Mecklenburg. Allows the sum Of
two thousand eight hundred dollars.
House bill for the relief of Joseph +.
Bullock, of Fluvanna county, allowing
the payment of SUM of money tor
slave condemned to be executed.
House bill making an appropriation
| to the Central Lunatic Asylum.
Senate bill, amended by the House,
| relative to the claim Of Susan Christian
against the Central Lunatic Asylum.
Mr.. Collier addressed the Senate al
some length in explanation Of his course
the question before the Senate being 8
motion to discharge the Committee or
Confederate Relations from the further
consideration of a subject which hat
been referred to it. After some further
debate, the committee was discharged.
Mr.. Dickinson, from the Committee or
Confederate Relations, to whom hat
been referred the various patriotic reso
lutions adopted by the Virginia troops il
the Confederate service, submitted the
following joint resolutions in response
thereto:
81. That the General Assembly have received
with pride the expressions of devotion On the par
Of our soldiers to the great cause OF liberty and III
dependence in which they hare endured mucl
! Of hasdships, OF toll and of danger.
| 80. That, gratefully and proudly approaching
the fortitu,e Of brave defenders, which has done
| immortal honor to their own and their country
name, the General Assembly renew to them the as
Surancc of a cordial corporation and support II
| their determination to prosecute to a successful
issue the struggle for independence bravCly begun
| and so manfully maintained"
The tax bill was then taken up, or
motion Of Mr.. Brannon, and considered
till the hour of adjournment.
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~ STATE CorroN.-Thc supply Of
STATE COTTON, of which there is a portion now
on hand, will be distributed follows:
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
to the citizens of Richmond.
On SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, to
the citizens of Gloucester, Chesterfield, Charles City
and james City.
Apply at the store of MARTIN & CAR,,OZO,
with evidences OF citizenship and number in family
NH st j. Ii. MARTIN, Agent
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1hs New York Hfvnld's CbAraesfos corresce.a :.
soen4 "9ulntne A5enger than when We ftka Fed.
1sls) dred the hrst gun against it's What q fc Ii.
mooy 70 Oonledera!e science, endurance and cou
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gitkn'o'ra 9isQattg.
TUESDAY MoRNINo............. MARCH :, 1862

Tbe Carriers Of the Dispatch miH be required
~, TAirfy Doiiars per One Hundred Copies for
49, napers, aud, as "a consequence, eW be com.
n.U.I "a charge their patrons 7tro Dollars and
E;t,w Cents pr ,oeek for taeir paper
'os Siaylc copies Of the paper, Ia the office, Fifty
{nafS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s$y PURE OLD BouRBoN WHIsKEY.-
Just received and for sale on consignment, six bar
rels Of superior FINE OLD BOURBON Wills
KEY, warranted.
NH 1T ALFRED MOSES.
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sW@ Masonic NoTIcE.-The members
OF RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10. are hereby
moned to attend stated meeting on THIS
Tuesday, EVENING at O'Clock.
By order of the W. NJ.
JAMES E. RIDDICK, Secretary.
March 7, A. L. 5sG5, A. D. 1865. NH 1T
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:@ WE AxE AUTHORIZED to announce
Captain JOHN f. MCELHENNY a candidate for
COMMISSIONER of PUBLIC WORKS for the
First District of Virginia. NH lit.
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We have received Northern papers of
the evening Of Friday, the Sd instant:

We have received Northern papers of
the evening of Friday, the Sd instant:
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The rejection Of the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery through
out the United States by the Legisla-
ture of New Jersey, on Wednesday, de-
feats that measure for the present. So
far, eighteen States have ratified the ac-
ton Of Congress, while only three have
rejected it. The question will now come
before the people Of the three States
which have rejected the amendment, and
will probably have direct bearing upon
the election of the members of their
next Legislatures.
The Legislatures of the following
States have ratified the amendment:
ILLINOIS, Feb. l. lo-Missouri. Feb. 7.
2-thode Island, Feb, 2. l-Chio, Feb s.
3-Michigan, Feb. 2. l2-Minnesota Feb. 8.
Anew York, Feb. g. l3-kansas. Feb.s.
5-Pennsylvania, Feb. 8. H-Virginia, Feb 9.
6-Maryland, Feb. 5. l5-Indiana, Feb. l3.
massachusetts, Feb. g. l6-Nevada, Feb lC.
S-Wess Virginia, Feb.3 H-Louisiana, Feb. II.
9-Maine, Feb Z ls-Wiseonsin, Feb. -.
The Legislatures of the following
States have rejected the amendment:
l-Delaware, Feb. 8. s--New Jersey, March |.
2-Ksntucky, Feb. 90. ssf<e.> :. = s,,sssf ..s
The Legislatures Of the following loyal
States hvve yet to vote uponlthc amend
mcnt
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~ GEORGE d. WooTroN, Attorney
at Law and Notary Public, practices in the Court
of Appeals Confederate States Court, Courts Martial
ana all the Courts in the city of Richmond and the
county cf IIenrico. Attention to Notary Public
business. NH ST.
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~ SPECIAL NoricE.-Special atten-
ton is asked to my sale THIS MORNING, COM
mencinS at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs NJ.
ID. Bingham, on Twentythird street, near Y, on
NH L. W. KEESEE, AuctCneer.
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~. PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called
to our sale, THIS MORNING, of Furniture,
Ready-Made Clothing, Combs Paper, Trimmings,
Sorghum, Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarns, Crockery and
Chinawarc, Coats, Oil-Cloths. Soap &c.
NH lit BURTON Il WALLACE.
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r.4.t .u,rhor ~ staAes. ,.,......,.. ........ 80
Necessary to ratify amendment lthree4ourths). Z.
states witch have ratified. 10
2ejAotNt .y.t.,,..,,...... ............r'. D
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DUDD, BUCKLEY s. McDOWELL'S
~ MINsTRELs AND BRASS BAND,
received nightly with shouts Of applause at their
OPERA HOUSE,
Franklin street. next to Exchange Hotel,
DO not fail to be on hand early to secure scat.
Remember, TONIGHT, GREAT BURLESQUE
ON TIE TINES.
HARRY BUDD and BILLY LEWIS in their
STATUE DANCE.
NEW SONGS, JOKES, BURLESQUES, &c.
GREAT BILL TONIGHT.
Il. J. BUCKLEY as BOB MAKE-AIRS, and
HARRY BUDD as JAKE STRIKE. Other
characters by the entire company.
Remember, the best place of amusement, and the
cheapest place to pass away an evening IN pleasure
and enjoy good laugh, is at BUDD, BUCKLEY Il
McDOWELL'S OPERA HOUSE.
WANTED, 4 good BONE BEATET and TAM
BORINIST Steady employment aud good wages
will be given.
ADMISSION: Parque:tc, So; Gallery, 81; Private
Boxes, $40 per night. NH 1T.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,
~ Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
WEDNESDAY, NltfiiI, MARCH o, t"oo,
BENEFIT OF MISS SALLIE PARTINdTON.
r. MARY PRICE;
TIE ADVENTURES OF A wATrING-MAlD,
dramatzed from ReynoldS's work.
Miss SALLIE PARrINGTON
us the IDIOT BOY.
OLIO-By pupils Of the
pARTINGrON SISTERS.
Concluding with
THE FRENCH SPY.
NH G-3t'
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AHUSEl(ENTS
Q1CHMOND THEATRE,
1N Corner Seventh and Broad street.

TUESDAY EVENING, Mach !, 1866,
the performance will commence with a grars
OVERTURE-LaD Dame Blanche .ORCuEsrK.
when will be presented, for the fourth time. VIA
Historical Play, in Ave acts, entitled
kOBEsPIERRE;
OR,
TIE FATE OF SELFISJINESs
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IHC dtSIoI0tUICo VI IHV 1CIIUWIU
States have ratified the amendment:

The Legislatures Of the following loyal
States hvve yet to vote uponlthc amend
mcnt:
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# A PPiNESS
NOT FEW

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s'.aa o. 'h~ -,rap 81 ~lr-...ar'... or ths I-eas
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MopTrS FEUrr CrIrrEE Il - very
common 10 L-ar coupiaints thai fruit cuI-
tore deecnsrafes--iiai us 90 rot haze ffc
600 fru-t Eke ~c ascd o. d. ans that
shai hitie ne Do Get. is a. tbe esprnsc q
greater laoor ani pam. thsn AM OR fore
fathers emTloyet. We have onlv to taa~
do~n irons our library shelves auv Oh book
oi a hsndrvd year. or 80 az. O. note Lo-
iaiiaoous - tte image -e -0aid picture Co.
ourselves.
let us. ior Instance. take up she Treatise
On Fruit Tree. hy Thomas Hut. garden
~ to Lord ROBBERS Manners a. Ri-xt8i.n~.
l4no..asli-e. p4tlsi,i 1895 We frI tLls
OH gardener coasiltraliy bothered With
b bhehis All funsu.e.. L.. csterp,Iiars
AT other insects aaI 30 rlI rr.oun-al D.
81. Ilst a. - have OBJ 90 wlfh r.lsul. All .a
on o. ihc present DAY. taai co. most certa 70
az fo Eet fhr frult D. OBJ cover a feruIrh
Ealzc sl.rr tlry gros ta,,k to-rther. Ue
has quite . formidable Est 90 trouble. ara
i..s atd ilo-gh amongst them 90 lnl all
our trouaies ssrfFf rerhap. pIura knof. thev
lad uany more froabi.. tlat 90 have r.t
We are a favored rice. aid in favored times.
and o. ue do roi have a. good f-.ii al. our
grandiafhers. thc fsah b. ssfIen.fy urh
oar.eites.
d. boxing through lirr. treatise. ,. ID.
interesting to more Lor 'ss ser, tf- rsr---
f.es they ial POI select f-ar. by ~t-.i "a. .r-
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nrNr e. o. arlt nj Fsrfs sIf.Ia g. 80 t,r- I.ra
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American and Foreign Patents.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
L.. q geo ~ q. =. Pafs-f 49,. Hs.k.r,s.
(-.aw 40 ~ i-S7.l
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BOSTON


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