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Ar s7--NDSEY IIni.atfiy ADVANCED 81. niA-
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rAVSrtgKi.Rs' TICKETS b.. car rOH afAsiVND,
WATCHES. JI.NELEf.A a.. al y B-ce.r = 80 stars.
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FRENCH ADyERTIsEMNvrs.

IN DEMsSDr --iIxE BONNIE FRA >cs'sy pui-R
20 gner deus "ufnt.. ont tnn arr ~ il'ute
dn lie hunU@4 Recommendations
Li,s his e. place
naa~. Saeresser far rt;I r., box I.s sew inrk p1A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-04

The DEFENCE OF CANADA-IMPOR-
TANr OFFICIAL REpoRr.-By the Euro.
pean mail we have the text of an impor.
tant official report on the defences of
Canada, addressed to the British Secre-
tary of War by Colonel Jervois, of the
Royal Engneers-an officer especially
designated to examine and report upon
the Qualifications of the province. Colo
mel Jervois recommends that 100000
sterling be spent upon the defences of
Quebec; el43,00O upon forts at Mon
trea1, and 100000 sterling upon forti-
tications and ornaments at Kingston,
Toronto Hamilton, and other places in
the Western Province. lie likewise
urges upon the War Department the ne
ccssity of not reducing the number of
British troops stationed in the pro
vinccS.
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THE VS.

Everything remains quiet on the
Richmond and Petersburg lines. Some
artillery firing, without result. took place
in the neighborhood Of Hatcher's run on
Thursday evening. On this side Of the
river not gun has been fired. The rain
and mud keep the hostile armies closc>
ly within their respective camps.
We have no official intelligence from
the seat of war in the South, and, for
two days, not even rumor:
The Hon. Roger A. Pryor, who has
Just returned from Northern prison,
was in the city yesterday, and is looking
we'll
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,-rssr,s DESTROYED BY TIE slIENAN-
poAH
Adyices from Cape Town, in England,
dated January Il, report:
The Iroouois. United States corvette.
has arrived here from Trist.n dAcunha,
whore she took on board twcnty-thrcc
,ncn of the Edward, whaler, Of New
BEDFORD, and four men Of the Lizzie NJ.
Stacey. Schooner, Of Boston, which had
been burnt at sea by the Shenandoah,
r.hcI cruiser, the former on the ith Of
neccmbcr in latitude IS S., longitude
- w. the latter on the 18th of Novem-
her in latitude s n, longitude % W.
The vessel belonged to Messrs. c. Brewer
4 Co., of Boston Captain Worth, Of
the whaling bark Edward, was captured
IN the 4th Of December, and after one
hundred and fifty dollars, the provisions
and the whale-boats Of his ship had
been transferred to the Shenandoah, the
shin herself was burned.
The crew Of the Lizzie NJ. Stacey and
the Edward were landed at the island Of
Tristan dAcunha, and were kindly re =
ccived and lodged until the Federal war
steamer lroquois took them away
Captain Archer reports the Shenandoah
ga fine, long ship, Of about one thou
sand tons, ship-,igged, with three patent
rccfing topsails.' He says she appeared
to be very fast vessel, and carried eight
euns-tour on either side. She had no
pivot guns.
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OBITUARY.

Killed, in the battle Of Iatchers run, February
9th. 1863, Private HENRY l.. CARTER, of COM
rany u, 23d regiment Virginia infantry, in the
twenty-ninth year OF his age.
lie Joined this company IN October, 1861 and III
so short time he had won the affection of the en-
tire company and his sodierly conduct and bravery
on the field had won for himself name amongst
the lIaycst of our army.
He was follower of the meek and lowly NaZa-
rene, aud feared not the storm of battle, as he felt
that should he fall by the deadly MIME OF his foe,
he had made his peace with his God, and was ready,
at any time, TO leave this world of trouble and go
TO that world Of bliss where the righteous dwell for
ever.
We deeply sympatlize with the relations and
friends of our departed hero; but, as We are sure
that our loss lis gain, We must be reconciled to
the will of God, and bear it with iortitude.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND THE RECOGNITION
OF TIE CONFEDERACY WITHOUT sLA-
VERY.
From the London Times. February Is.
Toe Americans, it is true, are firmly
impressed with belief in the story, but
they also believe in e story which VIC
are better able to estimate, and if they
are mistaken il one case they may be so
in another They have for some time
persuaded themselves, and arc now fully
convinced, that if the South would but
break with the institution of slavery
we should be ready to step out Of our
neutrality and recognize the Government
Of President Davis. We venture to assert
that there Gun he REORGANIZATION erhatercr
for this persuasion, though we are not
altogether surprised at its prevalence
The more ardent partisans Of the North
in this country have so strenuously and
Vcrsistently represented the whole war
as a mere struggle for slavery on one
side and emancipation on the other, that
the f derals may, perhaps, have ega,ded
our neutrality as due only to our national
adherence OF the Southern institution.
They may not unnaturally suppose,
therefore, that the removal OF this bar
ricr would allow our sympathies to set
in towards the South, and terminate the
impariality which we have hitherto
maintained. We DO not Hesitate to say
that such presumption Is jaSed on com
p}cie ignorance a. the Tcal opinions Of
EnSishmen. Our neutrality has not
been founded on any balance of North
crn and Southern claims to favor
Discrimination Of that kind has doubt
less determined the private sympa-
thics Of Individuals, but it has not
regulated the policy of our Government.
We have been neutral in this war from
mere abstract principles Of public poll
cV, We have stood aloof because it
would have been the extreme of political
folly to interfere, because the war was
none 81 our war, and because we desired
10 remain st peace. Our recognition of
Southern independence would, when it
was made, be dictated by considerations
applicable not to this case merely, but
to all such cases, and would be wholly
unconnected with The professions, whc-
Their political or moral, of the new Con-
fcderacy. international law and usage
give us ample guidance for our conduct
Il IS well known and established under
what circumstances new governments
may be recognized without offence and
when The Conicderates have achieved the
necessary position they will obtain recog-
h'u0n apart from any reference to their
proposed institutions. The emancipa-
t9H Of slaves in the South would un.
uoGotedly demolish the arguments
hitherto employed by some advocates
u The North. 1t would render it i'm
possible for any orator to dcclaim
against slavcholding empire, or to de-
Scroe the Southern armies as fighting
iof what all Englishlnen regard as ve~
i,'a'!c abomination. /: would make it
absolutely clear that the Federals were
Nsn'he, not for the freedom of the ne
s;o Or the soil, bat for imperial domi-
H'''', and nothing else This it would
certainly do, bat no more. It would
,SSFe the Gncstiofflsi recognition exactly
""eie u stood, 10 be decided, as before,
" 'he rules Of public law applied with
cut BIAS or favor
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VENO THE PUBLIC.-I was looking
over the Examiner a few days past, and saw it
stated, by a member of Congress, that Edward VIM
ston was one of the farmers that had received an
extravagant price for one thousand SIX hundred
bushels Of wheat paid him by the Government
have only To say had 10 hand i'll fixing the price
at thirty dollars rs per bushcl and when received
the money for the wheat, land out nan IN non.
taxable bonds gwen by the Government, ana Inc
rest in four negro men, three of which were turned
over to the Government as my quota Of hands
called for, and the other one is now ready when
called for. NH 4-lts EDMUND WINSTON.
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,m.,gamation Of Poland with Russia
All the existing provincial governments
arc suspended, and the several admins
trativc departments are hcnceiorth to be
o,iv branches of the ministries at st.
Petersburg. Poland is to be divided
into twenty scven departments, each OF
which is to be under the control OF a
nrctect. The post Of governor is to be
a,,,r,essed, and @he functions of this
ot,;re are handed over to the chief Of the
r;v;, administration and the commander
Of the troops
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49, To JOB PRINTERS AND Book
SELLERS.-A. +. CRUTCHFIELD & CO., Bank
street, Petersburg Virginia, offer to the trade, at
market rates,
Forty reams of superior English Bank-Note PA
PER, suitable for blanks of any kind; royal fool
soap size.
Twenty reams of No. CARTRIDGE PAPER.
Several hundred Perkins's BRISTOL BOARDS,
double medium; also, Perkins's superb double
enameled BOARDS, for party. wedding and ball
tickets; Perkins's stout BOARDS, for railroad and
exhibition tickets.
A large quantity of GLAZED PAPER, all colors,
| for pamphlet backs and first-class labels-some
very elegant and attractive.
Also, CARDS, in packs-business and profess
sional--and many Fancy Cards and Note Papers.
NH 2-5t*
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MARRIED,

On the LIST instant, at the residence of the brides
father, in Chesterfield county, by the Rev I. v.
Moore, Dr. A. IL. PERKINS, formerly Of King
william, to Mrs. s. Il. LUCKETT, daughter OF
Henry L. Drewry, Esq.
On Thursday evening, the ID instant by the Rev.
T. V. Moore d. D., Mr.. JOHN W. Classy to
Miss SALIIE w. DAVIS, all of this city.
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tW JUST RECEIVED, AND IN STORE,
No. II Main street, seventh door from Seventeenth
CHOICE No. l MACKEREL,
SMOKED HERRINGS.
MCAULEY & MYATT,
No. IL Main street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
NH 4-lts
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-. The Dispatch Counting Room has Been re-
yaored to the Northeast Corner Of Thirteenth and
Aein streets (Speucc's Bmtdi"gj Immediately op-
posifo the Old Stand.
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ENGLAND.

The Duke of Northumberland died
suddenly st Ainwick Castle On Sunday,
February II.
Cardinal Wiseman was considered to
be III sinking condition on Monday af-
ternoon, February Is. The medical at
tcrdants entertain no hope Of his reco-
very.
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~ WANTED, an IRON KETTLE,
which will hold from forty to one hundred gallons,
such as is used for boiling sorghum farm USE
Address F., Dispatch Office: NH 3-3ts
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rW Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN will adj
dress the citizens of Prince Edward county, at
Farmville, on MONDAY NEXT, the 9th instant, at
II o'clock. NH 3-3ts
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SATURDAY N0ON-0RAND DAY PERFORM
ANCE OF the Opera Of IL TROvATORE. Door
open at LA O'Clock A. n.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 4, 1865,
| A"1 performance will commence with grand over
tur-La Dame Observation-Disclosures. When will b.
in I've acts, entitled ROBESPIERRE; Or, Th,
rate OF Seihshness. Robespicrre, II. Allen st
yHs., w. IL: Stevens; Collot, N. DuPlan; Billaud
varennes, N. Gaines; Herault Sechelles, Mis-.
Maggie Estelle; Fouquier Tinville, Accusateur &c.
neral; q. W. Wilson Adrian Dumont, a journal.
Isl. MISS Katie Estelle Morande, X. J. Brown
an4 Mss Crystal; Henriot, General Of the
roweh seneca Petard, Miss II. Percy; Regulu.
LhengJ, Miss Bowman Cato Boze, W.C Talbot
onoH p ne neanprc, Mrs. E. r: Dalton; the Cito-
netse. Dumont's housekeeper, Miss Crystal Cit.
zens' Deputies, sans-Culottes, &c !, &c.
BALLAD. Miss INEZ FLOYD.
Conclude with the new local burletta entitled
NM: AND HRS. BATTLE. Mrs. Battle, Miss
oalIIe IartlnSton. NH 4-lt
pUDD, BUCKLEY & McDOWELL'S
~ MINISTRIES AND BRASS BAND.
received nightly with shouts of applause at their
OPERA HOUSE,
Franklin street, next to Exchange Hotel.
SATURDAY NIGHT JUBILEE.
REMEMBER,
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY TONIGHT.
Received last night with great applause.
A GLORIOUS BILL TONIGHT.
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY,
OLD AND YOUNG EPHRAIM,
with NEW SONGS, jokes, BURLEsQUES, &c.
THIRD NIGHT OF Miss LOTTIE EASTON,
the beautiful young actress.
HARRY BUDD and BILLY LEWIS
in their cartfull of fun, &c.
ADMISSION: Parquette, S.; Gallery, 81; Private
Boxes, $40 per night.
Highest price paid for old or new CORK at the Hall
NH 4-lt')
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ Two New Books
JUST PUBLISHED.
WEST JOHNSTON.
PUBLISHERS,
No. las MAIN STREET,
have now ready
Mrs. HALL1BuRroNs TROUBLES.
A NOVEL.
Bv MRs. HKNRY WooD.
Authoress of " Eas. Lynne" "The Channings,' -
&c. Two volumes complete-each volume
sold separately.
Pr1ce, per volume. .........................S6 s..
This is one Of the best novels published for a
season. The plot is interesting intricate and well
writing simple and natural There is nothing
forced, nothing disointed or unfinished about it |;
no discrepancies in the ory."-Biaek~ood's Maya
zine. -.
IL.
PRISONER OF WAR;
FIVE MONTHS AMONG THE YANKEES.
Consultations of a Petersburg Sfiitiaman
during an enforced summer
residence North.
BY A. RIrLEMAN, ESQ, Gent.
1t is as good IA a romance, though as true
gospel We cordially commend it TO cvcrybody's
perusal." -Richmond Enquirer.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
MACARIA. BY the authoress Of Beulah.'
Twentieth thousand. Observation-Disclosures SO.
JOHN MARCHMONT'S LEGACY By the
authoress Of "Aurora Floyd" etc... Sc.
THE RIVALS; Tale of the Chickahomny S.
THE LIFE OF GENEPAL STONEWALL
M1s 1A1Aso AND MAID Household story So
BY the authoress OF John Halifax,
THE STOLEN MASK i; Or, The Mysterious
Cash-Box. BY Wilkie Collins. ........... s..
THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP ON HIS
WAY THROUGH THE WORLD show
ing who robbed him, who helped him, and
who passed him by. By w. NJ. Thackeray,
author of "Vanity Fair,' Pendennis,''
GENERAL ORDERS FROM THE AD ij''
TANT AND INSPECTOR-GENERAL'S
OFFICE FOR 1864. Complete in ono vo-
lume; l2mO. cloth .....:....................Sl
THE JUDGE-ADvOCATE'S WADE ME-
CUM; embracing general view of Mill
tary Law and the Practice before Courts
Martial of the Amy and Navy, with an
Epitome Of the Law of Evidence, APP
phcable to Military and Naval Trials.
BY c. II. Lee. Second edition, revised
and enlarged l volume, 30S pages, Svo.;
printed on elegant white paper and we'll
bound. Price. SIS
-. Persons renting to US the advertised price
will receive them, free Of postage.
Address orders to
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Booksellers and Publishers.
NH At l45 Main street.
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TINO TIE VOTERS OF PRINCE ED
WARD.-By act Of Assembly, the election Of
members of the General Assembly will be held in
the camps and the county on the FOURTH THU RS
DAY OF MARCH. I candidate for re-elet>-
ton to the HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NH l-6ts L. L. TREDWAY.
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CTANDARD MUSIC.

CTANDARD MUSIC.
DINGEN ON THE RHINE.
Tell my brothers and companions, when they meet
and crowd around,
To hear my mournful story, il the pleasant Vine
yard ground,
That We fought the battle bravey, and when the
day was done
Full many corpse lay ghastly pale beneath the
setting sun.
Published by
T.. ii. JONES q co.
For sale at the
MUSIC STORE.
NH i-3ts
IRISH LINEN,
L ELEACHED COTTONS,
JACOEEr MUSLINS,
PLAID MUSLINS,
MUSLIN DE LAINS,
JACOEET LAWNS,
CALICOES,
FLANNELS,
RUBBER ROUND COMBS,
BLACK SEWING SILK.
SKIRT BRAlDS, assorted;
SILK and COTTON VEI.VETS,
BLACK FLAX THREAD,
SEINE THREAD,
SHOE THREAD,
for sale By W: r. ioLh,
NH lit No. l37 Main street.
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DIED.

In this city, February eth, 1865, wounds and
disease contracted whilst in the army SIN EON d.
MILLS, OF Fairfax county, Virginia, company ID,
Seventeenth regiment Virginia volunteers. Age,
thirty-iivc wears and two months. He had been a
faithful soldier; modest but brave; always render
ing to his country his service cheertully-lcaving
his parents ard home at the outbreak Of the war to
join his comrades in defence OF his country for her
rights.
Dearest brother thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel
But lis God that has bereft US;
Uccan our sorrows heal.
In Ashland. Virginia, on Monday, the 9th Of
February, 1865, JOHN A, infant son Of John A.
and Sal ah f. Henley, aged seven months and eleven
days
Norfolk papers please copy.
In the city Of Richmond, on the Goth of January,
SARAH WASIIINGJON, daughter of John III.
and NJ z. wis, formerly Of Portsmouth, Virginia,
aged thirteen wears 3-3t*
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sS1 GEORGE D. WoorroN, Attorney
at Law and Notary Public, practices in the Court
and all the Courts in the city of Richmond and the
county Of Henrico. Attention to Notary-Public
business. NH 4-3ts
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ELECTION NOTICES.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.-TO
ID THE PEOPLE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT: :
In compliance with calls made upon me, through
the public prints and otherwise, announce myself
CANDIDATE for The office Of Commissioner Of the
Board of Public Works for the First District.
have only to say here that regard it as posi-
ton of very great responsibility and Importance,
efforts, 1 can be useful to the country at time
when no man is justified in withholding his utmost
energies from the public service.
W. I. SUTHERLIN.
DANyILLE, VA, February p, 1865.
NH l-3t2aWtde
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DR. BROOCKS'S OFFICE, corner OF
IL Main and Twelfth ST. Gets, No. III, oyer A. a.
Monteiro's store Office hours from to O'clock A.
NJ, s to F. NJ and 10 9 O'Clock at night. For
sale; Two Baggies and Light Spring wagon, Be-
creta-y and bookcase; and intelligent ana iK'4y
Tor e,l. or h;rl NH lit
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TOR SALE, one CLOSE CARRlAGE
I and one SULKEY, finished in the best style,
works IVY y NH 4-1ts
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rEg@ MASONIC NoTIcE.-The members
Of LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No.
43, are hereby requested to meet at the Masonic
Hall on THIS Saturday EVENING at O'Clock.
Candidates will be in readiness.
BY order of the NJ. f.. II. p.
NH 4-lt' A. F. CYKOSK1, Secretary.
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at is as good as a romance. though as true as
gospel We cordially commend it TO everybody g
perusal." -Richmond Enquirer.
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BOARD, with FURNISHED or UN-
ID FURNISHED ROOMS, can be obtained in
private family upon early application at tho south
east corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets, resi-
dence formerly occupied by Mrs. Dabney.
NH l-3ts
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AWUSEUE6TS.
ID edmond THEATRE.
~ Corner Seventh and Bread stxVets,

SATURDAY N0ON-0RAND DAY PERFORM
open at LA O'Clock A. n.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND THE RECOGNITION
OF TIE CONFEDERACY WITHOUT SLA-
VERY
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WANTED, a MAN to work at FARM
w ING and GARDENING. One having a
small family, no objection. Also, to sell q nne
COW, for beef. Apply to me at my residence. two
miles west of Richmond, or at nv school-rooms
corner of Main and First streets
NH 4-3ts r. & SQUIRE.
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FIVE MONTHS AMONG THE YANKEES.
Being a narrative of the Crosses, Calamities and
Consultations of Petersburg Muitiaman
during enforced summer
residence North.
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EOR RENT, HOUSE, on Union Hill.
i It has eight rooms and kitchen, with q large
garden attached. Possession given at once. Rent
will be reasonable. It is out of repair; but 70
good tenant it will be repaired. Apply to
e. J. CRUNP,
NH ST. corner of Second and Leigh streets.
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WANTED.

TAINTED, the use of SADDLE
w HORSE, during sixty days, for his feed /;
duty very light; the best possible care exercised
II injured in any manner, the value Of an animal
OF same class will be paid, and upon expiration OF
time named. will be purchased provided he answers
my purposes. Apply to Captain GLENN, Confedc-
rate States Ordnance Bureau, or through box No
1881, city post-ofRce. NH 4-eod2ts
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WANTED TO HIRE, COLORED
w GIRL, who understands how to nurse a
child. None need apply unless they can come well
recommended. Apply at my residence, on Seventh
street, between Clay and Leigh streets.
NH 4-3ts
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NOR r f n T, several ROOMS, on
Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin,
furnished with gas suitable for offices single
gentlemen. Apply to
fe 20-l2ts JOHN A. BELV1N.
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~ PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called
to sale Of HORSES, THIS MORNING, at the
Horse Lot, Council Chamber Hill,-especially the
BAY MARE. She is the best family horse in the
State and only nine years old.
NH lit BURTON g. WALLACE.
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WANTED, a Female TEACHER-one
w capable Of teaching the English branches
and Music On the Fiano-to 60 about sixteen miles
in the country, to teach about five six scholars,
in a nice and pleasant family. middle-aged or
settled lady preferred. A reasonable compensation
will be allowed. Reference required. Apply at 1.
II. Wakes store, Main street.
NH Its EDWARD NJ. MORGAN.
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dor RENT, HOUSE, corner of N
IL and Twenty-thrd streets, containing seven
rooms, with Kitchen sInoke-house, stable and every
convenience for family. With the house il . lase
garden, containing great variety Of fruit trees,
grapes etc. Also, we'll Of excellent water ON the
lot. To good tenant the rent will be very mode
rate. Apply to JAMES SINTON, corner OF Eish-
teenth and Franklin streets. NH 2-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-04

EOR SALE, one very nice CARRIAGE,
nearly new. Also, one LIGHT BUGGY, in
good repair, with HARNESS complete for BOTH
Apply to KICnAHD '. oAINho,
corner of Ninth and Bank streets, up stairs.
NH 4-eOd3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-04

CIGAR LETTI SMOKING TO.
y BACCO.-Twenty-i cases, half-poun"s, ct
three dollars and forty CENTS ver pound: ana no
charge for cases. Inquire at corner opposite Dis
patch Office. mn 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-04

DOR RENT, small MARKET FARM,
IL of twenty acres of good land, on the Nine
mile road. one and half miles from the Old Mar
ket. 1t is the place formerly owned by DR.. Pieot,
AMI has on it good dwelling, containing Ave
rooms, and all necessary out-houses. Apply to
f. D. EACHO, Agent,
NH 2-4t Fourteenth street, rear of Exchange.