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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20

Yankee HandicrGtt.-Two one horse ambu-
lances and tour-horse physicians wagon
taken from the Yankees at Centreville on the
2lst July, were brought down by the regular
freight train on Friday night last, consigned
10 Major Smith, Quarternaster c. s. A. We
presume they were sent as pattern By which
10 have some made for the uao OF our army
The ambulances are made Of hickory and ash,
and are the most complete things Of the kind
we have ever seen. Each ambulance il made
to contain two persons, with a partition
running ls1gthwise to keep them SEPARATE
lattice litter with folding legs and head
piece, with rollers under il, Ia made to Ht
either side. They have only two wheels with
four springs, two On each aide Of the axle--
and are very light, and durable. On the foot
piece of one is marked the maker's name
"himball d Clement, Portland, Maine" and
on the other side "3d Rag. Ne. Vols" Tho
other is marked on the side, In large letters,
~ S" The top is made very much like a
jersey wagon, with oil cloth cover coming
down TO tho body, making them perfectly Sc
cure from the weather. The Surgeon wagon
Is something really unique. at the front and
rear it has staples III which to put the flag.
The entrance is from behind, with steps
similar to hotel omnibuses. On either
side ara cushioned seats, covered with cutta-
perchs cloth, and under them are boxes for
medicines, instruments, &c. Fastened 10 tho
seats with hinges is ols0 another cushioned seat,
which can be raised, and, supported by folding
legs, makes most excellent sleeping apart
ment, capable of accommodating at least eish,
or ten persons comfortably. On each side CT
the wagon are windows, with pivot blinds and
curtains Ihe cost of getting up such Il wagon
| must have been considerable. The workman
ship is done in neat and substantial manner.
| and is worthy Of better cause than that for
which it was built.
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TEE DRAra OF LORD HKRREar.-sldnsv Her.


bart, (yhose death is announced by the Persia J
the second son OF the Earl of fembr oke and
the Countess OF Woronz1W, was born In 1910
At the age Of % he Ell tered the House OF Com
mons as a conservative; he was Il devoted fol.
lower of Sir Robert Peel through many years
OF that great states man 5 career, was appoint
ed Secretary OF the Admiralty. and eubse-
Qaently Secretary OF War lin l845) under Peel.
He held the same post under Aberdeen, when
the Russian war broke out how the War De
partment broke down under the pressure of
the Crimean campaign, is al old story. Bat
two years ago. when Lord Palmerston came
into power, the Department was again hand
ed over 10 one whom the London Times pro.
nounces "uudoub.edly the best man for the
post" His immense iabors in the creation OF
the famous volunteer force, in the amalgama-
tion OF the Indian and Royal armies, aud IN
the Introduction of rifled cannon, oyercaIae
the minis ter, SO that he was few III on tbs ago
obliged 70 accept peerage, and Contiae him
self 10 the duties OF his Office Even this change
did not afford sufficient rela xation, and Lord
Herbert died the victim OF hard Work lie
was conseien tious and able, but not brilliant !;
had host OF warm friends, and manners ire
Sistiole III their natural aud acq ulred tAsciEa-
tioEs.
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NOTICE TO OUH sUHSgRI.ggs

Annual subscribers TO the DtspGtca will OBJ
serve the oRoss MARK on their papers when
their subscriptions are about to expire. Those
who wish to renew will forward The amount
Or the papers Will be stopped at the close Of
.he term for which they have paid.
a subscriber, wishing to change his post
office or his paper, Will give the name of the
Office to which his paper Is now sent, the
office TO which the change is to be made. and
the name OF the QGper-whether Daily, Semi
Weekly, or Weekly. 70 insure atteu ton,
theae direutiCn. must be otteeryad
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A SIsauLAR WoUED.--It Is stated thar the
surgeon of the hospital at Alexandria reports
II singular case OF suffering under his charge
private, engaged IN the battle at Bun Run
had cannon ball pass his face without touch.
ing him. he felt strong conclusion OF the
air on his race as 1t whistled past; but regain
Ing his equilibrium, he continu ed In his place
unui atter the engagement. suffering severely.
however, with pain. His cheek soon pre-
sented swollen appearance, with increase
OF pain. He was conveyed TO the hospital
surgeons have had great difficultv in prevent.
Ing modification of the parts affected. Ex-
perienced army Ulcers say that deaths fre-
quently occur from balls passing without
striking the victim.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

motives and stout hearts. Capt Woodruff
of Little Rock. Arkansas, commanded tbis
battery, and with his men, the pick Of ths
city, was resolved to die by h's guns rather
than surrender them to To otten. Most Tlo-
riously have they triumphed in driving back
the miscreant to his Black Republican Kennel
in st. Louis, loathesome with runaway ue-
groes, Dutch and sour krout. j. NJ, II.
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SWORD FoUSD AT RIoH MouSTAIs.-Among
the things the Federals picked up at Rich
Mountain was sword bearing the following
inscription. 1t is In the possession of an In
diana Colone, OF the name of Sullivan
The blade is inscribed AS follows "a In tea
tmony OF the intrepidity and valor OF Mid
actions OF the United States frgats Constitu-
tion, in which were captured the British
frigats Guerriere, on the 1+.h OF August. 1912,
and the British frigate Java, on The goth Of
december, lol2, the State ot Virginia bestows
this sword"
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PERSONAL.
&voRw.v,0~ XyA,TED Of \

EHFOR NATION WANTED OF Mr.. +. II.
] KEENAN,, 5th Regiment kouth Carolina Vol
uuissrs Being SICK he left Manassas about two
weeks since, and 1t Is supposed came TO hlch-
muud. any having seen or heard If him,
viii aroaily obIigs his family by addressing
H0Br. HOUGH y co.,
eu f9-6s* No |! Pearl street.
&. iEtN RID VIII give the above reward
% for he appreb eusi0n and delivery to me, Tor
secured In I'll ~ that | get him gain,) of L
F-ED TERRY, an apprentice, bound to me by
his father. " hn left nv employment on the 19tn
i ty of July, Isct. All psIs0ns are iorewarned
from. ha ro0rng OF giving nlm employment, Rs the
Law vii! be enforced.
an ly-2* THGS. G. hPpS.
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Rittmonh Qispatrb.
MORNING. -. AUG. 20, ls
ErENRIPTIONs TO TuE DISPATCH.

The price of the Daily Dispatch, mailed Is
81 per annum e 30 for six months 81. .25 for
three months; and 30 cents per month for n
less period.
Neither the Weekly nor Semi Weekly will
ne sent for a less period than twelve months
Price of the former 81, the latter ~ per an.
mum.
We make this statement just now, as our
terms are not understood by many who order
the Vaper by mall.
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AUCTION SALES.
fTtLs DAY
By Goddin A AppersOn, Aucts.

CEyES BEAUTIFUL BuILDY<G LOTS
= IN MAaCHEsTkR, IN REAR or sILER'3
HOTEL oS blDDLk AID JACksoN hTs ZOE
DAY AFTERNOON, the nth August. 1851, at "a
o'olock on the premises. sevan beautiful LOTS,
located abovs. four Of which front 50 fest eac1
the East side of Bddls street and three Of
them front each 30 feet the South side OF Jack
to alley.
TERMS -0ne third cash balance at ana
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note Is paid.
These are really beautiful Lots, and should al
TRACT the attention Of those wishing to make iu-
dictous iaVestments
au l3 GbDDIs q APPERSOS, Augt'rg
In consequences ot the rain on Saturday last, tn
above sale Is postponed to Tt EADAY kVENISu
next, the 18th iust
auI II GoDDiN & APpERsON, Auet'rs
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Very Coneentent.-Two irst-class passenger
engines were brought 20 this city iast Snur-
day night by the Virginia Central Railroad,
and are now at their shops, They were taken
from tho Alexandria, Loudoun and Hanp-
shire Railway. une is named after the Presi-
don: Of that road, Lewis Mckenzie, and tho
otler Charles ?. Manning. They ara about
twenty-seven ton engines, ffteon inch cylin-
der, twenty-five inch stroke, with i've fvet
drivers, and were built by William Mason.
Taunton, Massachusetts. We ieaYu also that
three engines of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road are now on The way to Richmond. 4
number of the Baltimore and Ohio cars hays
been in Use by the Central Road for some days
past anl, if the troubles continue we viii
expect to see very soon the greater part ot
the rolling stock On our road composed CT
this kind Of o0ntrabaad.
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LOCAL - sAT-Hng

Wrong |tew.-Lieut. W. F.. Earle, Of ths
Furman Guards, Gregg's regiment, writes a
Communication TO the editor Of the Disna,cb
from Charleston, under date of August 18th.
in which he says be regards tho statement
made in this column on the 9th inst, relative
to the death Of his kinsman, Lieut.. C. f. Earle,
OF fhe Palmetto Rifles, "as unfair, improper.
and highly Objectionable In several particu-
lars and desires to know the "authority for
saying that Insanity is hereditary in the
family OF the deceased. Tho Reporter was
at the scene Of tho disaster ballard House
shortly after its occurrence. His item founded
thereon was made up from information given
him by Messrs. Ballard, Powers, and others,
lthe hrst-named proprietor and clerk of the
House. He does not remember ,ha, /, differs
from the accounts published ia the other city
papers He was not present at the inquest
held on the body, but the facts ELECTED can
readily bo ascertained y, addressing the
Coroner. He is informed by gentleman that
it acnords with his recollection that ono Of tha
statements made before the jury was to the
effect that insanity was hereditary in Lieut..
Earle's family, and that statement was append
ed as part Of the verdict of the jury who were
convened 10 ascertain the cause of the death
OF the deceased. 1t il hardly necessary for the
Reporter to say that be could have no cor
oeivable motive for making anything like an
unfair, improper and highly Objectionable"
statement in reference to the event alluded to.
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The Second Virginia Regiment.

HEADo's % REd'r VA. toLrgTEFRs,
August 10, ls6l.
MR. n. B MgApg-Dear Sir :-Heariug that
the action of the I'd Regiment, during the en-
gagement of the 2lst nit, has been varlously
represented and misunders TODD, / send you n
copy OF my official report, which you will do
me the favor TO publish in your next issue.
Very respec ttulIy yours, &c,
u. W ALIEN
Colonel I'd regiment.
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M L. I.s:tEBVKE's SCHOOL,.

hi1hhcAf u, ' a.
Eh}s lnstitatton Will be open again on the lst
lay = October, 1891, for the reception both of
Scsrdsrs ard Day Scholars. For particulars,
dT9'y % Ian 10-tsI HUBERT z. LEFEBYRE.
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G}irIrmon1 Dispatth>

tr..-.A 1Ailx pIsPAGIh t. ssFvsa 10 sas-
ss-.t-rs 81 gEs sRH + QrksTss cssT Te Fhh #sss'
ey4al. Carrier wesliy. FF1ss E"f ~sfaA&x'
.s+r - - Sc fsrs3x months 10 sdvsres.
,@ts -ass* SFMi-N EkkLI pihftINH 10 3sGsa
.s- -ses~rtvaca FNlrAT - 81, IA sass5fA.
gs..r. .HA e4AkaLy HtspkTtH ia !isrAd sssfs
49, 4A.t ed fa theTs st al psF All sEra,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20

gFyA4fEb-IUO HAh Ds-1o MAKE Oveleoat=,
w such "a aIs Accustomed to that r. as of aocx.
Wa. IA SMIFE.
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t@nAhDISs' And DAY SCH COL FOR
b YOUNG bADIkS.

NI2s PEGRAM will resums ths dutiss Of her
scaoei on tLe first day of OCTOBER next.
che viii 0s aided by competent assistants In
eecE il parJIAant.
7 he French language Will continue to receive
7peciai attention aader the supervision OF Mad.
NEhArb.
The bellies Lettr8s Glass will, as heretofore
fgn prominent aud Interesting feature Ia the
y-t-la Of the school.
tl.caiars containing further Indignation may
re hHd on application to Mrs. J. w pFGRAM, at
A7r residence, in Linden Row, Franklin street.,
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- z5r .. s.

60 kIoEAoED
L q II g
q u A d
gxviEg mustered iRio ssrviss and aow going tato
camp,
WILL EgCglVh
AYBS MoRs
Il II p
Sstogs lasring. Apply At 0pss at
E2ADoUAE Isth street,
" ISIS Batw Main and Cary cts.
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BOARDING q.

- ga h DIN G.-Pe!sons desiring to obtain
ID 40 Z KID Ia d retired part OF the city, can be
accommodated with Pheasant rooms at
MRS. HUOPEES,
Church Hill. Grace street,
an 6--Jta~2w% Between 25h aud Goth SITS.
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gNREDEaEGks HIGH 100 l.
Z FOR GiRLS.
wM. b. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL.

WM b. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL.
Efses MARIA E WOODWARD, Y ice Principal.
Kew. a Nj. RANDOLPH, Lecturer on the xvi
dences OF Christianity.
hiigs h. Ii WILLIAMS, Teacher Of Music.
The next session Of this SCHOOL, which Is s
BOARDING. and Day School, will commence on The
hTot MON DAY of September next.
Eor further Information, address at Fredercks-
burg. Va. VIM. b. JOHNSON.
an u l2t*
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.. .--gzzses4azgs--S1 sRAGkIi* S CO., sClEh-
~ TX TlFlC AND PRACTICAL or
se. c.aacus to xuIt their imPRUN I'D
fAhta-uFlG EPkUTACAks TO every aga and
$500 .sr.i1ul4r sase.
4AElD4 asp AiLIfAEH SPY -GLAssBs-At
k&A2GLIG 4 &C. g. Optissns,
- al
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- -. ,uITHIRa nTEAM PkIYa-

- $S1 ~ - EFkts kam rms a
a. gasZafs5 IaGA COMPANY Persons dsstr0us
- promoting this branch Of our Ma
@~s' lcte9c1 against our enemy can yet md
- tG-fss ~ tus stoex to bseriDe for, at thsir
%esS, So "a Pearl street, fret na0r, where all Ia
itt@A,3ae cal 10 tad. sharss siao sAsh, IN ri
p" NH4u " x9--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20

AUDITING BOARD
Richmond. August Is, 1851.
THE duty Of closing the business of the Otice
| of Gommissary General Subsistence OF viz
gIuia Forces having been Transferred to CHI AS.
IA KOSHER all State Assistant Comm issaries
are required 10 send their accounts to him on or
before iet September, prox.
By order VI the soard.
J, BELL BIGGER.
an .7~daeIw Clerk oI Board.
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-. ?. asa,. = = s1.rvn

~ = = = :. y : : 3. <flEFs 2 a
sGTDRHGY A~ La
...-asr.s# !r -sE .uEr-& - TIA sstv CT A!Famoas
e.. a l---tts@ Il as4gs@s. h&45ve- sac Care
-.-. f a.-.F Eaa:fs aEd C12ffa, ,@si4zsE c.
lee s.sgs . cl C.aiFas.
r-#a 4-rH sea ar. GHAETAIR Wafrx
s# tstaE e-ssatF0Q, his oass is rcw os
.s ve...~s ffaiGiE's sail. 10 by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20

\ SM0hIN
BACCO.
! have IN hand. at my Factory on eth street,
Richmond, Va,
4 large stock of
CHEWIN
TOBACCO,
OF ALI GRADES AND STYLES,
AT prices ranging from - .,-
Including SIS, i0's, half pounds, pounds,
n ID d A
An d b Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20

XrlRtsE&4A MILITARY ASsgiTUTE.-
This BOARD OF FlhITORS Will meet at the
AUJUTa%T EEERAL's OFFICE, IL the city OF
Richmond on the second TUESDAY In Septem
bsr, aLd vi receive appil tions for arpontmea.
u Cadets 4 the Virgil Military Institute.
Applications for state Cadets will be rscetv ed
from each Of the GeEatorial Districts OF the State
applications for pay Cadets will be receiv ed
from tbs State, fIotu any state Of the Southern
Con feteracy. ana other ntates not In hostility 70
the Confederate States.
the regular exercises OF the Institute will be
resumed on the first day OF october next, and all
Cadets now on fcrlough, with those to be ap
pointed The second Tu saday IN September, Will
be expected 20 report themselves promptly foI
duty oH De first Of October.
Applications for admission must bs accompa-
saatIng the full name, age, aud residence Of the
applicant, and directed TO the superintendent,
Col. r, IA. baITE, at Lexington, aud all the re-
qu red Information will be furnished by him in
re-, renee to the course Of studies and terms Of
Omission JAS. G. BRUCE, President.
al 9-dtistS
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NgrANTED.-Slx eight good AEAIA Ia
w CURRIERS' and FISlShEkS.
a iso, eight or tea bHoEMAh kHS, 10 whom the
highest wages VIII oe pad @ad constant eaploy-
nent given. Apply, Inmed! ateiy, 20
JOHN & GLOVER.
= HarFa+v-
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Il Ia. sIAUhX d 90. i,

K. :" VIA 0hf * CO.. p,cusoSn Y.
LkALAAs lt STOCKS. BONDS,
LALHAhGEh Foreign and Domestie.t
,.... COIN, sc, &c
L'ALGCT40ab made oA all poi n.s In The South
'fLnKs tn Charleston, Savannah, New Or
- 1sMpt1s, haskviiis &c, bong ht and cold.
-" e , Z Ell Mobile and New Orleans SIGHT
''bN. s-~ts
hs i~sth8 8TtE COMPANY OF THE
TATE OF VIRGINIA Continues 70 tueure
ygs u Wheat, Tobacco, Corn &c, stored Ia
T@4+ss upon iAfas, nj be uruAi Ia, or
BOILING ". EAXALL Pr.a't
~@&asEAs Lst y al U-~lU
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M 4. LAU4a Ell ACADEMY,

IL 4 Lif IN W. q,
The session begins lst Of October ard closes
.he last of July The instruction IL thorough
a-d couP Ptote. The situation Is about loo miles
south Of EiChmoad, midway between the
board and ;hem0untains, and combines ali the
41raptaRa7 of safety, health and retirement that
Gar Re desired.
TEE+s--For board and tuition ten months ex-
elusive Of lights and tow els, 425o, payable half
yearly 10 advance.
n B,-For every paying boardsr, pledge my
sex 30 Rl7 > %2S per session 10 the Southern Con-
fsde.-ly.
Address me, at Glover Depot, Halifax Co. Va.
al G-Zt4wtlSA PIKE POWERS
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EDUCATIONAL.
pttHNOND FEMALE SEMfNA
~ On GRACE STaEBr, BETWEEN 30 AND aIH.
A. M. nCPUY, A. NJ, PnlscIPAL.

The next session Of this Institution, for Board
In and pay Scholars, Will commence ths Let
of OCTOBER, lssi.
The Principal will lie aided by ELL sci &C sd
corps OF assistants "a every department.
The 'erTas will remain unaitered.
for further Information apply 10
A. NJ. DUPUT,
nj io-eodtr Richmond, Va.
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s}huokIsiLa. sCnO0L FOR nOYs-sl

e(htiUkItiLa. SCHOOL FOR BOYs-SlX
ID l. Is NORTH OF CHARLOTTESVIL
FA.-The session will begin first MONDAY in
September, Gnd end 25th june following.
HCGJ FoTs TArGHr.-English, Ancient and Mod
sru Languages, MaLhem&tiCs.
EEE-.--Ior Buara and Tuition, mot including
Candle. and Towels,l $3.50 for session.
Those who desire further !aiorms ton, please
apply fer circulars.
Foss ONCE aed Depot, Charlottesville, y..
CbAHLGs MINOR, ID. D., A. M. q. VA,
~ gs-ogwiGE PrturipsI
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WA u Ta

Col =. 7. MOOSE * poets 80 return 10 his Re
gimeut about the tst September next and
W hes In The Geantisa9 10 Ffocule
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FNjts t-Ef .IlI -ltA UENE f.-Ihe neXt BessiO0
= u t-s.s SchU0I cuIlIaences Octouer l. and
tipGas tsA months. The course Is fully prspara
tgsv - the University O. NirRini&. Special at
ealfsn has ai~eYs been paid to MArHkMATICs,
3EAWiAG, BN0lNHEEtAd, &c, and. heEeefte-,
IHHTIFIrATION and other b-SGches Of military
.4nAineoIiAE.
Teams 42s0 per session. Liberal arrange
L1eEta made 10 to payments. AdtTsss,
SAMU 81 sCR0ULER, Il. A,
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, JIC5aai0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIE next session OF this Institutiou will begin
otFHhEh /, 1885,, ana is expected to correspond
n 81 respects to those of former years
4he tAIo Faculty viii remain the terms will
ne - heretofore, and the same liberal patronage
n uola ats lection and from the south !s hoped .6r
More detailed advertisements will be Issued
hereafter. For further Information or f0r Cata-
i5saes, soon TO be ready, apply TO
an s-ts CHAS. Il WINSTON Pres't
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FUTURE DAYS.
by 1. Il q. Is. Davenport, Auct's.
GOAL. COAL. COAL.

/ am now delivering the best CLOVER HILL
GRATE HAIL, and SMITHS COAL, at markst
rates. TERAs.-Cash. WIN. c. BkAZEAL,
Once Petersburg Depot
r. 81 would al wise ali my customers sud the
public TO send In their orders ut once to insure
supply. Ian is--1msl W G. X
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To Ell NJ the ranks of the several cJiaIaa.es Of
hi- beSlInant
Parsons wishing 10 Join thi- Rey,maat will
nave the privilege ot tRiec'trR ths cumFa lv tEeY
dshlte 20 be attached to. aud wllI la furnished
" ith good u2iIoInls and atCoalreuen3e frae OF
charge
For further particulars, applv at the Eaude1-
yons uader the hputswuud Hotel. between tu-
hodr5 0i e A. l.. aLd =. ii
Ey order. lIElT. HENRY pAP%EY
AM ls-I~ LaErn. IL ..-ar
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EIEalALE. SCHOOL On CmuKCH Mo-.

NE'cND SESSION.
h. school Will reopen the lst Of 0CTO-
! IL Terms a. heretofore The patronage Of
those wHp 50 kindly encouraged it the r rsf
sion, and Of The pnbiic generally is respectfully
solicited. lew bOAhHEKS can bs acoomuo-
dated. lan l6-dlml z. b. PRICE.
IS, JUNGpI's 4 "a nENIY. 4rH AND
> MARSHALL STREETS C . = d u c TE D BY
EhE sISTEhS OF CHARiTT.--The duties of this
.ostitutI 4 VIII be resumed or the list MON DAY
IL 56It-Iub bsr.
8,4rd and tnluon per snnum, sIso; Dsy sehol-
aret per quarter. - 81 to $50.
F2r fur ner Information, application should be
made 70 tRs n. Rev. J. MCGILL, or to the Ins.itQ-
Ef,u. il ITO
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-12-11
New Goods, New Goods.
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Has Just received general assortment of Fall
and Winter
Delains, cashmers reps, valencoas, morinos, al
paccas, priRts coburgs, ginghams, ducals chntE,
silks, muslins cloths cassimeres, tweeds, satti-
netts fannels, drillings, linen, debages, shawls,
cloaks, and busters.
CLOTHING.
0ver-coats, dress coats businesscoats pants vests.
shaw und er-shirts drawers, neckties. fine linen
shirts, Byron collars choakers, cravats. hats caps,
fine calf-skin boots, heavy kip boots, shoes.
GROCERIES.
coffee, tea, molasses sugar salt, candles rice,
spices, -four, tobacco. syrup, candies essence of
coffee, pulverized sugar, crackers, starch, soda,
sperm candies, black tea, saleratus.
HARDWARE & QUEENSWARE.
Nails spikes. forks, spades, shovels springs
planes, axes, augers, smoothing irons scissors.
meat cutters, knives and forks, steelyards. pen
knives white stone tea setts tureens, dishes, glass
ware.
NOTIONS.
Nubias, hoods. gloves hosiery, collars hoop-skirs.
balmoral-skirts. bonnets, ribbons flowers, plumes
bonnet frames, ruches lace braid binding, zephyr,
yarn, fringe buttons, trimmings etc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil cloths, buckets, school books, wall paper wine
rafting rope, coach varnsh. moss, curled hair
coach trimmings, velvet, plush cotton tape, coal
oil, linseed oil sperm-o oil, glass. etc.
All of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms for cash approved country produce
Ciearfield, Nov %. 1861.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-12-11

In going to war with this country, England
would lose two -fifths of her exports-sho would
lose our breadstufis, the provisions to feed her,
and our cotton, as heretofore, to cloth her,
She would lose the S23, 100000 per annum Of
revenue which she derives mainly from our
tobacco. Her revenue would be reduced one
half-her own expenditures would be unable
to pay S130, 900 900 per annum as the interest
on the public debt, and at the same time sup
port her government and war expenditures
She would encounter revolution from her
starving millions, and her existing Government
gould be swept into oblivion.