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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21
F" RE Il u T S

+" 4 T. X u i L
"R L. /. b."
Recruits wanted for the RICHMOND LIGHT IN
PANTRY BLUES
Each recruit enters active service as soon as en-
listed.
Any number of good Recruits will be received
into this corps permission having been obtained TO
increase the same to q complete battalion. The
Blues attached TO the Legion now in service in
Western Virginia, under the command of Brigadier
General Henry A. Wise.
The Blues are enlisted for the entire continuance
of the war; aad recruit will be received for a less
period OF enlistment.
Apply to Capt HAMMOND DUNCAN. Wise Legion
Once, over p. ii. Tayior's Music Store, No lse
Main street, bstween 9th and 10th, Richmond be-
tween the hours of = A. NJ and r. NJ.
None need apply but men of good character and
robust health.
Honorary members of the Blues, and other friends
throughout the country, requested to assist
/ lJuiforus and other necessary clothing furnished
Is O. JENNINGS WISE,
IA 3O.-dkswu Captain r. T.. B.
-
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BuRaLAkr.-On Saturday night last the ex-
tensive dry goods establishment OF u. r.
Norvell, IN Nashville, Tenn, was entered
and robbed OF several thousand dollars worth
Of silks and other goods
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sfIfITAHY CAPS

JOHN DOoLEY ofers ssLo.csae and retail,
10 the military and the public generally bis large
stock of home -in.'nnfaetufcd GOODS.
Grey, BIue aud Black cadet aud Fatigue style
CAPS b~ had a his csfabi ,hoacnt on ts fas or
able terms ass n any city in she South Particular a..
tept"D is da.,tred 20 tAe Black AIilitsry CAR II y
the facst, iGesi durable, apd warmest Tap now
manufactured. tiasins hand q good supI.y a.
stocks the manufacture OF DkESs HATS ;t,r tbs
wholesale aad retail trade Win hr continued
JOHN uQOLEY No. - Main ST.
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VIZ IANTED.-FORTY NEGROES wanted i'm.
w mediately-good hands--to aid in saving
sugar crop during the next four months in the in
terror of Louisiana, above Baton Rouge. Men pre-
ferred at 81 per day and found women in pro-
portion An excellent opportunity is offered for
that force, permanently, on shares, the place. in
full operation. l refer to the members of the old
house OF Dunlop. Moncure & Co, Richmond.
Drae$ to A. A. WILLIAMS,
SO Slm Pass Christian. via New Orleans.
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RUNAWAYS.

REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS is offer
\ ed for the apprehension of negro man, slave
papei kIAH. who absconded some time since
spi is believed to be in about Norfolk Ports,
ncath their vicinities, hiring himself out under
iorgei pass free man He belongs 70 Miss
Bette T. Fitchett, Of Accomac county. and hired
him of Messrs p. NJ Tabb & Son. of Richmond.
He is probably between IS and 30 years of age,
about S feet or inches in height; stout made and
Of q dark complexion or black. The above reward
will Be paid on his delivery TO me in Richmond,
upon being duly notified of his being deposited in
any ja!i in this Commonwealth so that get him
la-6t- A. w. TAYLOR.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran
away, several months since, from Mil in
Hsnrico. Negro Man, named NED. Heis of sen-
der frame; about feet 10 inches high; dark ginger
bread color; of dawneast expression when spoken
70, and Is about IS years old When last heard
from be wa, in the lower part Of Henrico. We
will give the above reward OF thirty dollars If
Placed In either the city county jail 1t is proba
b. be has hired himself as free negro to some of
he companies stationed below Richmond.
sla-;3' G. q w. E. ANDERSON.
D CNAWAY.-slo REWARD will be paid
II for the apprehension and confinement of
JESSE who has been seen lurking about Rich
Gcnd. He is supposed to be about the camps, and
may attempt 10 go off with some company He is
2 years old, low but stout, dark gingerbread color,
''' ''''''sIi II. CA cARRfNGToN Risif WATKINS.
Chesterfield, Sept la 1861. Sc l9-6t~
DUN WAY-*20 REWARD.-Ranaway
IL from the farm at Bermuda Hundred,
vsat man named LEE. He Is a bright mulatto,
with slight affection of one eye very stout, and
walks very avkwardly about IS years old. The
shove reward will be paid If taken out of the coun
r. and sl0 If taken In the county, and delivered TO
the overseer on the farm.
II. CARRINGTON WATKINS,
For the Executor
Chesterfield Sent 1861 ST l9--6t*
nNE HUMID RED DOLL S E.
" VA R d Runaway from the subscriber,
% the 9th instant at Vienna, Virginia, a Mu
ia''o Boy named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 years
asge, feet or inches high. He had on when
he ieit pair Of white oznaburg pants and checked
Shirt no coat is rather slow spoken no particu
~ marks remembered.
The above res ard will be given for sufficient
proof 70 convict any white person of assisting said
ny IN effeciing his escape or TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS win be paid for his safe delivery either
Nnysek or In any Jail where can get him:
A. X. TRIBBLE,
nT-lm' OF the Sd Reg't 5. c. Vols
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ElVE DO AIRS REV ARD -
II Strayed from my residence, Clay street
three squares above Brooke Avenue, a medi-
umsized Red cow. Had, when she left
home, bell on with double belt and a home
made buckle, made Of wire, on the same she had
iso of her sides, as though il WAS done
with heavy whip; or it might have been by ano-
tper cows horn. | will give the above reward if
delivered to me, such information so that can
get her. [se 2-tsl H. r. CRONIE
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NI ANTED-For a Woolleu Factory located in
w Danville. Va, SUPERINTENDENT, one
HAND to attend the cards and jack one HAND to
attend the looms, and one the dyeing department.
None but experienced hands, of good character
need apply proper certificates references as
qualification will be expected services com
mence from LIST to 18th of November next. Ad
dress, JAS. X. LIPSCOMBE, Clerk of Danville
Manufacturing Company, Danville Va.
l2-lEt
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BOARDING.

z o A R d l N G
BOARD, and an exceedingly fine unfunished
ROOM on the first floor; also, fine furnished
ROOM, suitable for family, can be found by ap-
plying the south side of Grace street just above
sth street. Sc iy-3t*
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\ioisWOOD HOTEL
~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
M. as Dew HOTEL at the corner OF Main and 9Th
crsr Just finished aud elegantly furnished, is how
T 1 th- accommodation of guests.
for & peatasn Is the bes, In tho city, and every ef
Nv w De made 10 please the patrons Of the House.
sfirnns secured the services vi MIR. 4. w. UEN-
,a.R, late Of the Everett House, New York.s
10y JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
LoABlAN HOTEL.--The report now in eir-
-suon through the country that.the rates Of
sr,,s"M THE Hotel have been increased, ere en-
DO, ",hont foundation The prices sre the same
He,., 'asy have ever been since the opening of the
- G. b. LUCK,
Superintendent
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+ sA e
sad au'iui CARRIAGE, pair Of HORSES, f6
ays, ,sa" ,sa DID, HARNESS and LICENSE Ap
nc corner Of Franklin and lsth streets.
oAeAp Tor cash. se Cots
I a bALE-A high .bloodsd, ane saddle
Sars. "sE, eight years old also, works well TO
~ ts @ed BY Star Of the East !" price S250 |;
ttuIn'h u DAVIS Il HgcTHEksoN's Stable, on
street., below Exchange Hotel Apply TO
Ala a. JOHN p. SNEAD,
- At Watkins T. Ficklen's
/ az. "a LEA good secondhand HACK
SAsnsAch bat little used, built TO carry eight
u ss.s besides the driver. suitable for convey.
an nagefs on the streets and 70 the various
Saos. Apply TO tbs subscribers
MCKINNEY 4 DUPUY,
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va NOTlCE.-The arnusl uaasita .i th,
b00hD:STOt kIfoLDEEsi or TEE BANK
OF RICH MDND will be held ~ thtF 's.1- lHg-
House on i E>DAY, the lst October. @,.' ~ -
O'Clock ~ j. Il. IACMJ RDO, ,.s..ser.
Sc i7-.w
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"I "IANTED-FIFTY RECRUITS FOR THE
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
UNTEERS.-Persons wishing to Join this Regi-
ment Will have the privilege of selecting the Com
pany thew desire to be attached to- and will be fur
nishsd W IL good uniforms and accoutrements free
of charge.
For further particulars. apply a. the Rendezvous,
in Corintiian Hall, Main street between 9Th and
10Th. Office hours from 9 A. NJ until 5 p NJ.
BY order.
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HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS & II RESTAURAN NTS.
L OYS 7 + RS,
CIR A BIS,
and SORA.
Lave on hand supply of the above, and 30
fit cali al the PALMETTO HOUSE, corner
iSh and Main streets.
e1-lm f.. CROUCH. Proprietor.
lkLEAN HOUSE
" On 9Th street, opposite the
Spotswood Hote
hessrs. DRIGTET VISGEL beg leave 10 an
oaaes 10 their customers, TO strangers and TO the
P'edc u general. that they will open. on Monday
As,t FRANCO O-AMER1CAN RESTAURANT
"a BAR ROOM, where they will keep the most
raortahie things and of first choice.
v,n,shca American aud Spanish COOKING, fine
.NEs, TABLE CLARET, GAG AIRS, OYSTERS,
~ ss1sng Saloon for private parties. DINNERS
s-slPPEkS served on order
FREE LUNCH every day at II o'clock.
Sc lS-st.
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~ . I q II

n
Persons who are scnd.nE clothing aud sup
plies to troops in thr field, reuue-ted 20 mark
distinctly on tie package tw.,z marking ukl JHe
SsME "f the party Tor whom. attended, the It.vf.
NE%r So which he belongs. sf1 tue .LhCf oF nss-
TINATiUN care ct Qudsferua,ter ut Rirt md. 10
whom the usual ra''roai receipt at,u he ;os-
wdricd by the shipper.
lI-NGuy packages grrirs ut tie den"ts Of tho
railroads in Richmond with paper u.uSs rubbed
Oft of coarse their destju"'i5U cannot to known hy
the Quart crnaytr. Dther, ar" impcr.ec,iy mark
ed, aud cunnrt ue Identified!
ilI-Au articles du,asi.aa at the CIqr,erma4,
ters Office in i;rhUeui '"r eh'n.rit nrust be lcft
there before "'clcas J.. M 3, ip-l-s the : sup
ment that day. :. fAiEf GARLAND.
an 2.}-'s t''rf sTf Asst - VI.
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rsSya THE ANNUAL MELTING OF
bT9su' THE STOCEHOLEPRS or THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY will
t,. held ut the Office th- ttpa,!,aay owe. Wood-
houscs bookstore, ou TUESDAY the 1T day q.
October. I-6i. 1t - o'clocl a.
sc I7-2y Z. a. JACKSON Scc'r.
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NV A + Il D-RE ECRU UITS
" For the SHOCCO ARTILLERY,
Now being formed by the undersigned.
Uniforms furnished FREE OF COST.
Recruiting Office on l1th street, between Main
and Bank streets
ALEX. CAMERON Recruiting Serg't
MATTHEW p. TAYLOR,
Sc 3-.ts EDWARD T. ROBINSON
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manufactured. Having on hand i good suoIly a.
stocks, the manufacture OF DRESS HATS ;gr thu
wholesale aad retail trade Hill hr continued
Sc s0-ts Ric. "1ana V-
1 cAkD TO AiSSl >NlPPIA NS--l ire 1,rat
- and e0utiauet igssos ct everything ysluaa.e
sn' lT"ia holue AMI t'e vsnt of s.ar.ss for sytuy
supplies furnished by ssen-. OK ~ Military Asscr.s
hons ia mississippi have i.duced zee 10 oesp A
Depot III RI hE0nI ai3 smother a. &daas-ss h-ro
L nave erected "a nsrvhouNe - tao HaGsssd Depot
lo addition - the uses Indicated they agr 6e-
signed ior 0uees ot Intelligence 80 tae >ick tAesg
friends. rccruias, or recovered ilyeld< al. t,xea
packages, medicines, etc, seat foIa kerus wii ha
taken charge OF s.nd day ior'sardcl Please taAe
notice OF the following distinction:
All aTt.c!es packed snd deri gue.l for fs.tFhutoa
should os for" ardosi, marked tGns: "C Ma.
SHALL. Mississippi Hesot kiqknoa4 Thrn e..n as
sort and propfsta ~ ISceSsity rru7I,s bu ,,l.u
package Is designed for sle.iag use "a goods f,r
gwen company or njB Biaugs. then address 20 lav
care, Mississippi NsEaot. AsHassa A!weys * .nfs
ior' ard ~ nSliFeceIPts tor At! Rsi"s sLIpl{ lha
efh"efs In The array lrtcrcSle IN carrying oas tav. -.
locations
Acting rs Assistant Ssissrssrrnsstcg srna. ~ a',
rss pF' Will attend 10 ali eies tsoga slis ps,per
oiGeSfs Ior shoes clothing. hlaakets, pesteiaes vgy
etc. or 10 tie pFuturiiiS ~ elnfttnS the acid ~f
Respectfully. 4 *. MARSHALL.
A. g d Army Aiss'ssippt %sa tseassel a seBs oF
A''s'Ss4Pt' .eay ee1.'itseAy aesle,a{so9S se ,l--,t
GDEoM.. l. eesnbiaasien al supeggQg -fas, y III
- otaer bene neisl l. ssSssleuss Fspae.tas Is a
higaiy ssFe able aaA wholesome beyelese, e.ia %
the sick aad eeavAlesesut II Is easily ~ 10 ..aa
taeroicse especially esesl 1T Hospitals sor s4,.s
by Y ~ P,yws.ss
seq brsg gglss eot Asit.n and tAfh
nL cio1H hLAskEis. e1Is yulS
~ AND sIooLS.~-Un tand. aai nlaslv faesrf.
ns daily, super oi, clath n,anketS causp Gotta saa
Camp Stools; for ssje al reaaansh.p gIiees. ~
AhFX. $oFT
~ u &ersseg ttsh end Main AZ
DEACHEe.-~R Rrctl.tae th4s lAate1ae. IS b.
i kess large White slgata Peaches, fur sale by
A. ANTON.
"@ S~A' 3aes 70 ExcAaasa Fga.
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WANTED-PROFESSO Virginia
w gentleman an A. b. of first honor in a South
ern College OF high grade who rs qualified to teach
English, Latin, Greek, German, French and Mathe-
Eatcs,) desires a situation in some College, Female
Seminary, or other institution of learning. If ne
cessary, the best of testimonials can be produced
with respect TO moral character sc.
For further information. stating location, terms,
&c, address BETA" Gold Hill p. O., Bueking-
ham county va. Sc I6-ts
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Il

GROCERIES, LIQUORS., &c.
9 U N d r E S
% bags good to prime RIO COFFEE.
10000 CIGARS good to choice brands
20 bushels FLAX SEED.
500 lbs. BEESWAX
On consignment, for sale by
VIM. S. ROYSTER
se l9-3t' Corner Cary and Virginia sts
= II A l. F PIPES DARK HENNESSY
4 BRANDY FOR SALE-2 pipes Dark Hen
nessev BRANDY from New York. via Louisville for
sale by Lse ls-tsl E. B. COOK. 10 Main ST.
"ARVEY, ,ARMISTEAD 4 WILLIAMS
III Have for sale
Choice sugar cured HAMS.
Country cured BACON.
LARD in kegs, firm and white.
Cuba MOLASSES in hogshesds.
Sperm and Patent Wax CANDLES.
SHOT.
RIO COFFEE.
IRON, in large varietv. Sc l7-6t
u DEAL COGNAC BRANDY IN BOND.-Of
IL, the brands
otard, DuPuy Co., dark and pale.
Pianat Co
Jas. Hennessy & Co.,
The above BRANDIES, now under Custom
House lock- of unsurpassed quality, and old
importation. For sale for cash by
au 3-tS ROBERTS Il MELLEN
TNAMILY GROs ERY-SAMUEL c. GREEN
+ HOW, of the late firm of Burton a Green
how, will continue the FAMILY GROCERY BU-
SINESS at the old stand, and will keep constantly
on hand good supply of GROCERIES, WINES
LIQUORS and TEAS and respectfully socits the
patronage generously extended to the old firm.
Sc 2-ts
a. TUBS FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER
Ls) very superior article, just received from
Augusta county, for sale at 25 cents retail by
j. S. ROBERTSON,
Corner Franklin and Governor SITS.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, for Darrhea, in bot
io1
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ties. ie l9-ts
10000 S$SsDs s:s .ns .'aa, 'n. size Family Sides
100 tierces prime sugarcure Family Hams.
80 do. choice Leaf Lard.
80 bags prime Rio Coffee.
3tO bbis. Morris No. l. 2 and Sugar.
25 bbls. Coverings Powdered Sugar
% bbls. Crushed Sugar
20 hhds. New Orleans Sugar.
800 bbls Woods n Carolina Clipped, Family
Roe and Gross Herrings.
No. l. = and Nackerel
$50 bbls. N 0. Molasses superior quality.
80 do prime Cuba Moasses.
so DO Morriss' Syrup
100 do. Portland Syrup.
% cases Matches.
300 bbls. Common Whiskey.
100 bbls. Old Rye Whiskey, various brands.
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Malaga Wine.
100 doz. Brooms; 100 doz. Buckets, 2 and ;
hoops
100 bbis. French Brandy and Rose Gin.
so kegs Family Leaf Lard.
$50 boxes Adsmantine Candles.
l00 boxes Mustard.
- kegs Carb. Soda
% kegs Sal. Soda.
30 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
I38 boxes Soap-Detersive, Pale and Brown
Green and Black Teas, Blackberry and
Cherry Brandy, Ginger Brandy,
Wrapping Paper, Lines. Wrapping
Twine.
500 sacks fine Salt.
Ju Dds. n. y. dInlly SHhl
20 half bbls Woods North Carolina Family
Roe Herrings.
20 bbls. Vinegar.
25 tierces prime Rice
% casks quarts London Porter,
Is casks pints London Porter.
80 doz. Yeast Powders.
25 bbls. stuarts Mountain whiskey, yrs
old.
so bbls Bank. Mountain Whiskey d years
Is eighth casks Cognac Brandy
S half pipes fine Cognac Brandy
3 bales fresh Hops, just received.
25 bbls. Trull's Rpm.
2 half pipes Holland Gin.
IS bbls very fine old Va. Apple Brandy.
With full assortment OF Goods in our line For
sale by WM- b. JONES IL co,
Sc 9-l2t 18th st, between Main and Cary.
INFO RTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS.
j. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of Gor1nor and Franklin Ssrects, Richmond
Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand a large and varied as
sortment of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WHISKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-dstiled in the
mountains of this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pure ana goou, OF No saics.
S.-particuar attention paid to putting up and
shippng Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
at and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances on BACCO,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all other minor
products of the country, snch IA BACON, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES. POTATOES BEANS
PEAS, &C., DC.
EV-Quck sales and prompt returns.
se i3-lm
OIL.
TANNERS OIL,
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w highest wages will be paid. Apply to
JOHN MCFARLAND,
Sc ls-4t+ At the Va. Central Z. Z. ShOns
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7 OST -TRUNK.-Betweeu Lynchburg and
i this city, on Tuesday, 18th inst the under
signed lost a LEATHER TRUNK unlocked.
and with one handle off, marked Walter Cotton
Fredericksburg Va A liberal reward will be
paid for any information which will enable rne to
| recover it. Address
WALTER COTTON.
Clifton T. o.. King George county, Va
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M ANTED-A MILLER.-A competent MIL,
w LER of good habits, can find situation in
one IF the finest mills in the Confederate States by
app ation to JOHN +. TANNER,
- tf-lW* Tredegar Iron Works.
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'IREASURY NOvl.,,--.Tb,c, ,,'rc,.ory

Geoyge ". Ma4f"r@.
Secretary Of tas Commonwealth
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w ANTBD-By gentleman and his wife
w BOARD in a private family boarding
house, within ten minutes walk of the American
Hotel. Address w. &. S." at Dispatch Office.
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.

oSI-On Thursday morning, between 18th
IL street, on Main, and the Old Market, q ROLL
Or NoTES amounting to so or S75. They were
wrapped up in a small piece of brown paper twisted
AT the ends There was among the notes 3 10 bill
torn IN two fastened together by pin. A reward
OF Slo will be paid the finder by leaving the same
at this Office. WIN. Il. TINSLEY
912t<
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w ANTED-A BARKEEPER. Gail i'm
w mediatelv, at MAURIS DENNIS
18th street, opposite Vegetable Market
lr--5tr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-15
Exfrn hngoeS
aenernI ReaatiefIel II.

1. No pupil will be roceiY-df5r 0 shorter period Oh !
3 session. Pupils entering after toe c0nEeuce 1t Of
a session, will be Charged only ia7 the residue Of the
session. No defuction viii be "a is in case OF with
drawal before the core or the session. or for absence,
unless o~ecssi0ned By sickness.
9. With the view TO prevent ertravagaEce ard pro-
mote habits Of economy, the following unifcrm has
been selected Winter Uniform to consist OF slate
copred Eeriuo dress, vita cape Of same, and plain
white collar black six apron as| white leghorn fat.
trimmed with straw c0loret TibsOn Tor summer, and
scarlet fer winter Summer Uniform 70 coas s; OF dress
OF blue gingham, muslin er calico. (sClld colOrsD, b be
made with long sleeves, and 10 ht close to the neck.
with small, plain, white collar; black silk apron. E5cL
pupil to DO provided with two dresses for the winter,
ard four dresses Of the suDmer u1iform.
3. Bosrders rust be provided with six changes Of
clothing ~suitablef II thr season, with all necessary srti-
cles FOR the tsilet and with six table napkins.
4. The parents OF guardians Of young laAies coming
from a distance, are requested % name some person in
or near Memphis to vhym application may be made,
when necessary, in favor Of The pupil or the Institu-
ton.
nishing the pupil with pocket money or artic es OF
clothing; nor shall the pupils be allowed 70 keep money
to spend at their discretion. Such moneys mast be de-
posted with the Superior Of the Institute.
s. To prevent loss Of time and interruption OF the
exercises OF the School, visitors viii be received only
on Saturdays. from 8 to u O'clock NJ AMI from 5 10 6
P. NJ Parents or others wishing TO Dlac8 children in
the Institution, viii be received on any day except
Sunday.
7 This Institution IS Catholic-but as its object is to
afford educational advantages, iTrespectively ~ reli-
gfous creed5, no Iuduruce beyond that object will be eX-
ercissd. Discipline atd order only will require attend
ance az divine service on Sundays.
s. Parents and friends visiting The pupils IN exhibit
ton week, or at other times, viii mud accommodation
in the city or neighborho0t, as the Institute is not pre-
pared TO furnish entertainment.
8. Letters 70 be addressed to the
MOTMB SUPERIOR.
st. Agnes Female Academy,
au2-3m Memphis, Tenn.
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Chernkee Cnref

N unfanIng care for Seminal weakness, Eocturna
Emissions, Impotency, Loss Of Power, Pains in TIT
Sack, Stone il the Bladder, Distracted and Dif8cul
Aonstra1tioR, and all diseases caused By devisting from
sLe path Of nature, and INDUCING in Seif-PeIlut!on.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges ars
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and fall vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that 8 sound mIsd and body are necessary to promote
oonnubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, facilitated, worn
down and despsirins devOtee Of sensual pleasure, will
and relief.
1t is safe aud pleasant in taste, but immediate in it,
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form Of delicious
syrup,
Price 80 per bottle, OF three bottles for IS, and for
warded BY express to al parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER q EEBWIN, Projectors,
Sole Proprietnrs, % Jsfergon-st., near post once,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
~ Sold in Memphis b sill responsible druggists.
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