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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Richmond Lodge, No. 10, meets at Masons' Hall
first Tuesday each month. james A. Scott Mag
ter. Place Of business. Shockoe Slip.
Manchester Lodge, No. IA, meets at Manchester
Hall Saturday before fYl( moon. John II. Hatcher,
Master. Place Of business, Bank of Virginia Rich
mond-
Richmond Randolph No. 10. meets at Ma,on,'
Hall third Tuesday each mouth. VIM. 7. Allen,
Master. Place Of business, Bank of the Common
wealth.
st. JohRs Lodge No &C. meets at Bcshcr's Hail.
corner 9th and Main streets second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hall, Master. Place Of husi.
ncss, Gallego Mills
Dove Lodge, No 81, meets at Boshcr's Hall fourth
Friday each month. II. j. johnson. Master +. T.
Place of business on Cary, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Ioge rrnncais No. 81 meets at Boshers Hall
second Friday each month. u. M Harris, Master
Place of business at No. ll2 Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. l30, meets at Masons'
Hall Friday before full moon. Alfred S. Lee. Mas
ter. Place Of business on Dock. between 27th aud
2sth streets.
Capitol Lodge, No. 1874, meets on Marshall, be-
tween 9th and 7th streets, third Thursday each
month II. r. Wexford, jr., Master. Place Of busi-
ness on 18th street, Belvins Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 100 meets on Marshall,
between 9th and 7th streeta. second Thursday each
month. VIM. L Manle, Master. Place OF bust
ness at No. 1872 Main street So
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3. meets at
Masons Hall first Friday each month Alfred s.
Lee. High Priest. Place Of business on Dock, be-
tween 9th and 2eth streets. e.f
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No 43. meets At
Bosher's Hall, corner 9th and Main streets, third
Friday each month John +. Little, High Priest.
Place OF business on Main, between llth and 18th
streets. E.@ -.7 8 Il .'+sf
Richmond Commandery. No. 2, meets At Mssons'
Hall fourth Tuesday each month John r. Reg
nault E. Commander.
70 s-lm JAMES E. FIppIcK..
N1OTICE---rersons holding claims against BEN-
IN JAMIN W. GREEN, which constitute liens
upon his estate, or upon any portion thercd prior
70 his decd rf trust dated 2lst February. recorded
9TH April, 1861. 'sshsshsr BY judg.santA, desds u
truss sr othsrsss are rsQuestAd 70 furnisA 10 the
subsertber statements Of such claims showing thsr
nature and amounts. :. ..k8
Those holding M. 0rssu's bonds for the hizs Of
.ssross employed ter ths prsssas yeas on say Of
ths farms convsysd By his tust dssd will ALSO tar'
nish stassmssts thereof; end psrsens Indebted e
-. Green pyios TO ths 2lst Of February ls6l. WIN
make paymsnt 10 m, - nj dsbts due him as thas
time have been translsrTsd TO me.
4 D. WILLIAMS,
N1-lW Trustee tos d ". 0sssR
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Prisoners who died at other ploces.

Private Patterson, Company q, 23d Va Reg't.
typhoid fever; at Grafton
Serg mt smith Foster Company A. 23d Va
Reg typhoid fever. at Grafton
Private Haygood. Company L, sd Va. Rec't
mortally wounded, at Carrick $
Ford; lived days.
Mahoney, Company r. 23d Va Regt.
mortally wounded, at Carrick :
Ford, lived II hours
Lockett, Company &, 23d Va. Reg't
mortally wounded, IT Carrick' :
Ford; lived II hours.
Jones, Company a, 23d Va R.g't.
mortally wounded, at Carrick' $
Ford; lived hours
Serg NJ PIerson, Company I, 23d Va Reg
after amputation OF leg, at Rich
Mountain
Private BaSby, Company ID, o0th Va Regt,
after amputaiion of thigh, at Rich
Mountain
VIM. I'll. Campbell, Greenbrier Cav
airy, wounded through arm and
chest, (accidentall near Beverly.
[Signed,1 WM 4. CARRfyaroS
Late Surgeon sd Va. Volunteers
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RUE BEArREdARp--4 Rich Ieetdert-The
New York Courritr des Etat, Luis relates the
following;
The arrival of the Arago was marked by nm
incident which serves TO show that the yigl-
lance OF the Government agents Is not an I'm %
~ word. just when the passengers were.
preparing 10 disembark Il custom house Officer
noticed one Of our compatriots, whose pocket
suspiciouSly bloa.ed, seemed 10 invite an tx .
ploration. He accordingly required the ira
veier TO display its contents, which was done
without hesitation. AT first nothing was dis
covered but invoices and husinoss papers but
at the very heart Of the parcel the watchfui
eye of the official detected letter, tho super.
scrlption of which bore the toll tale word
Eenuregard,
with such proof II Is surperfuous to talk Of
| explanations. The rash passenger is seized,
and dragged to private cabin. The report OF
the discovery expands with the rapidity pecu.
liar to that kind of news. The Officers press
around the prisoner and plunge wildly into
conlectures as Ia tho importance ofthe capture
about to be made.
Meantime cur fellow -countryman manages
| 10 snatch moment TO ask for eniigbten
ment--what has happened 20 him They
! thrust under fiis eyes the treacherous letter
| and he begins at last 10 understand That
/ fatal nissi We is addressed
.t.....-
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Confederate Prisoners who died In the Hos
Pital at Beverly aud Vicinity.

Confederate Prisoners who died In the Hos
pital at Beverly and vicinity.
Private Nass, Company 4. I'D Va. Reg't gun
shot wound of knee and pyreuia
Harlow, Company ID, 23d Va Reg't
eunshot wound of knee and pyrenia
" Beesley, Company II, 23d Va Reg't
gunshot wound near the spine
Serg' mt Allen, Company T.. Goth Va Reg't.
Gunshot wound and ayonst wound
Private Dancer, Company A, 2Uth Va. Reg t..
gunshot wound.
" Sncad, Company b, Goth Va Reg't
amputation ofarm and pneumonia
g Dupriest, Company Il, 2gth Va Reg't
gunshot wounds in arm and chest
alnputation al shoulder Joint
lnSe, Company j, Goth Va Reg't
gunshot wound in leg and through
chest.
" ArNin, Company Il, Goth Va Rag't
gunshot wound; amputation at
shoulder joint.
'' Woodson, Company Il, Goth Va Reg 1.
gunshot " ound.
" Underwood, Company B 20th Va
Reg gunshot wound
d" Bowers, Company G., goth Va Reg l.
gunshot wound.
'' Pierce, Company u, 10Th Va Reg t
gunshot wound
- Thrift, Company u. 2oth Va. Rec't
typhoid fever.
" Richardson, Company d nth Y,
Reg [, sunshot wound aud amputo
ton of leg.
d" Stewart, Lees Battery, guusbot
wound,
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REsIasArroS oY Az OLp PAsroR Rev DR.
Spring IL aboat 10 resiga his pas torsi char ~,
OF the Old Brick Church. in Nav York
where he has held position for over nfty one
years. lie Il quite intirm and the recent
troubls. " his church with DR.. Hox~. Who
soul for the Soath, and the rscsnt nlarYtagc
ot the doctor. give him a. much AZ hs can
Mttsnd 70. So his resignation 10 probable,
though most persons suppose that he would
Pfs1r 70 live and die pastor Of his old charge.
~ !. Cer. Hcseoa Jcsssal
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WtIih'"uE bVWHtFOt,
Rue Beauregard, No. o,

The police had fallen into AN error which
the precedent of The monkey In the fable ex-
cuses. They had mistaken the name of a
street for the name Of a man. II was, never,
theless, not until after tedious parI.vtng-
that they We're convinced that they had laid
hands on an innocent depizen Of the Quarter
81, Dennis, whose only treason consisted iu
having In his pocket letter addressed 70
himself ~
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LOST, STRAYED, Ixc.

I OST-On last Sunday night. between tho
4 Pow hatnn Hotel and the First Presbyterian
,uurch small double-ca ase GOLD WATCH with
black cord attached The finder, by leaving II ut
this office. or at tho Powhatsn HOTEL 90 that the
owner can obtain IT, will be suitably rewarded.
So lot
INV K II OIL ARS REV ARD -
L. htruyed from my Residence. on Clay street,
three squares above Brooke Avenue. q medi
un sized Red % W. Had, when she left
home, bell on. with double belt and Q heme-
made buckle, made Of wire. on the same: she had
.isO a one of her sides though il as done
with heavy whip; or il might have been by ans
-ner cows horn. will give the above rev ard II
delivered to me- or such information that can
get her. St Pts H. r. CRONIE
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Saor N fxl HIAp.-Ospt. MeIntosh atatsd
few days etnce, ~ he passed through here
On his way 70 Richmond. that hs counted on
the hattis-0 0eld near Springfield. one hundred
shot In the head, most Of them between the
eyes. II is said that the most Of this kind OF
shooting was by the Niasourtans IN ous army
Lt,sll 1eek pSnecTst.
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HDQRS. 33n RECT VA. MILITIA,

ItINAHiOHI, SttL- = I0tI.
4 AEDEE No. i-ILc Field Officers of the .sird
Regiment VI the Militia OF Virginia will
-euible at the office of the Colonel, in tho city OF
Richmond, Oh TIL KSDAY next. at / o'cioek. for
the purpose of recommending company officers Tor
companies and , Of the said Regiment.
JAMES LYONS. Col .i3d Reg't.
r. T. DANIEL. Jr, Acting AdJutaut.
NO u-3fF
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University OF VIRGISIA.-The next ses-
I sion Of this institution viii commence ON the
lst day OF OCTOBER, and continue until the en-
suing 4th OF July. -t
The exercises in the ACADEMIC. LAW and
MEDICAL SCHOOLS viii be continued as here.
tctorc, apd the Board Of Visitors will meet on the
ioth inst Tor the purpose Of organizing School Of
MILITARY and CIVIL ENGINEERING, and
TACTICS, to go into operation at the beginning Of
the session.
The extensive military hospital established with
In few hundred yards Of the University, and of
which two of the Professors in the Medical School
are attending Surgeons, will afford unusual adyan.
tages for clinical instruction to medical students
For catalogues address S. MAUPIN,
(r-lIn II.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

49,
4 NANALRY NOTICE-The Chesterfield CAV.
J AIRY, Capt. ". Il. BALL. having obtained
permission to enlist thirty Recruits. persons wish
ing to Join the Cavalry service cau have fine op-
portunity OF now doing SO, Horses and arms viii
be furnished, aud the time of enlistment viii be
until the &}d OF April next Apply immediately at
the store Of A. L. MooHE, Cary street, next door
to the Columbian Hotel. A u. ELAN,
Recruiting Sergeant
y B.-Pereons joining must furnish their sad
dies aud Brides Sc lO-St
hkSEKfEk-Thirtv dollars reward will DO
~ raid for the apprehension aud confinement OF
" NJ. II, II. MASON Of HenTico county, a desert
or from company a. 18th Regiment Virginia Vol
uhteers. Mason is about feet 10 inches high, and
OF dark sallow complexion eyed about 81 years,
Ills lett hand Is badly Scared by cut received
some Yeas ago. When arrested, address
CAPT. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON,
18th Regiment Nirgiuia Volunteers.
lil.1- Nnrl q
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BOAR DING.

RoAEp'
Three or four single gentlemen can b.
accommodated with
BOARD AND LODGING
by addressing H ut this Office
40 l0--J
SoARDiNG.-Pcrs wishing TO obtain Board
ID where there only few bcarders can find
vsiy pleasant rooms by applying Oh Craze street,
IN tho new tenement opposite the Catholic Church
Location unoxceptionab!e. being in three minutes
walk ot the Capitol and Post Office. Sc l0--3t.
t1OARD and two very ripe furnished ROOMS,
ID Zone Il front room.D on the second floor can bs
tound by Immediate application to MISS TAZE-
WELL. Grace street, between Eth and Sth
ALSO-fNo rooms suitable for gentlemen
q-H~
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
The Sick and Wounded Confederate Prison.
ers at Beverly, or Vicinity, August 18th.

ers at beverly, or Vicinity, August 18th.
1861.
Private Smith CO @, 2sd Va. Regt, gun shot
wound In leg, convalescing
- Henderson, Go. q, 23d Va. Reg {, ty-
phoid fever, conyalescing
Gentry, Co q, sd Va. Reg't, ty-
phoid fever, well.
- Green, Co. Ct. 23d Va. Reg typhoid
fever, convalescng.
Hart, Co. G. sd Va. Reg, typhoid
fever, dangerous.
Captain Irving, Go. L, Goth Va. Reg't shot
through body and shoulder, convalescing,
Private Mclaughlin, Co. Il, 10Th Va Reg't
bayonst and guushot wounds,
convaleseing
g Farley, Co. ID, 2eth Va. Reg. gun.
shot wound in leg, couvalescing
Ellis Co. /, goth Va. Reg, guushot
wound in leg, convaiescing
head, Co. G, Goth Va. Reg, tvphoi
fever, convalescing.
80 Comfort. Co. g. goth Va Ree re
manned as nurse to Read well
Crockett, Co. ID. Goth Va. Reg, re-
malned as nurse to FARLEY well
" kersey, Lees Battery, sunshot in
leg, cony alescine
Nader, Lees Battery, gunshot in
chest, arm and hand, convalesc'g
Taylor Lees Battery. right thigh
amputated and other wounds
dangerous.
g Curry, Lees Battery. nurse TO COM
rades, we'll.
- johnson, Hansbrough's Co., arnpu-
tation of thigh convalescns.
Allen, lst Ga. Reg, gunshot wound
i'll thigh. con alescing
tName unknown,) LIST GA. Reg, ru.
beala, left al Carrick's Ford, prob
ably doing we'll
g Lacy, Co. 1, sd Va. Reg, gunshot
wound in side, left at Carrick' ;
Ford, probably doing we'll
'' Walker, Co. b, 23d Va. Reg. gun
shot wound through face left at
Carrick's Ford, probably doing
we'll
In addition, l may mention that four ser
wants tneEroesl of the 10th Regiment were
detained 10 serve in the hospitals but since
the passage Of the new law are held as econ.
traband.' [Signed,l
WV. A. CARRISaroS,
Late Surgeon 23d Reg Va Vols
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NTOOD AND MEERsCHAUN PIPES, y
~ s'''' VIII SsssssoS s. s;':s 90, p,p..,.,.
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CLAaSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
\ OK ERASKILS ST., BETWEEN ASD9.
The 10th Annual Session will commence on
MONDAY, September 23d.
Ed. W. CONE, A. 81, Principal
T. S.-Circulnrs, indicating terms, &C., may be
seen at w. IL. Whites Bookstore, nearly opposite
the Post Office. au 3l--ln5
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g r. PENDLETON'S ENGLISH ASSICAL
-. AND MATHENATICAL SCHOOL, on fth
street. between Main and Franklin will commence
SEPTEMBER 18TH, and continue to JULY 5th,
1862
Miss E. L. READ viii have charge OF the Pre-
paratory Department
DRILLING will be continued.
TERhs-Payable quarterly, in advance, $50 to
$50 AL 92-lm-
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n.y. TO THE EDITORS OF THE RICH


WE MOND DIsPATCH Having seen some
servios" soliiers--and particularly In the matter
Ut travelling from place 10 place--sud knowing sons
Of the difficulties which attend the soldier in q
strange place, 20 the Of finding 9uaytcvs.
we deem IL q duty to our brothers Ia artns. who
may come to Staunton hereafter, TO suggest. thai
upon their arrival in Staanton they should prompt
~ report themselves 10 the Quarterinaster n. NJ
BELL, Esq, gentleman Of courteous manners,
who will at once assign them to comfortable quar-
ters,
We take occasion IT, say. that upon arriving ~
Sta,tntou, we were assigned To the house of Chas
h. saupe. Esq, whers we were properly cared for
aud amply provided for By Mr.. Saupe aad his fam.
ily and those who may be assigned to bis house
VIII find Air. Saupe TO be the " soldiers friend"
b r. ARNETT: lst Reg. Ga Vois,
NJ. V. WORLEY,
JOHN II. LILLE, Serg't l4th Regt i.
G. Vols.
IL W. w. MCDoCGALD Corpl iath
Reg't y. c. Vols
y. A. CLARK. Sers't l4th Reg't = c.
vola
u. L MoBRYDE, 14th Reg N.C.v.
ss lo-,s. -
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RsSyS DIR. +. w, HANCOCK having been or
dered 10 Gen. Ewsll 5 Brigade. ss Surgeon.
will necessarily be absent from the city for tune
Those wishing his professional services viii fnd
his representative, DR.. JAMES Z. WILLIAMS, at his
office, prepared to attend to their salls.
DR. JAMES Z WILLIAMS ofsrs his profss.
sional services to the citizens of Richmond .nd "
cinity. lie may ce found at Dr. F. w. HAycocHs
office, on Main. between Sd and 4th streets or q
Mr.. NM. :. PHILLIPS ofioe. On 12th street between
Main and Bank az the usual office hours
Any message left at either place viii be promptly
attended to- se lO--ts
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- LINDEN ROH, RICHMOND IA
ID. LEE POWELL, A. N. PRINCIPAL.
This Institution will be re-opened for the recep-
tion Of boarders and day scholars tho lst OF OC
TOBER next.
The Principal viii be aided by full corps of As.
sistants
For circulars, other information, apply at the
Institute, 0 address d. LEE POWELL.
su 3l-lm Box 81.
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A Liverpool cotton circui,r aftar rafarri

COTTON FAMISR'
A Liverpool cotton circular, after referring
TO the American war, says:
We now beg our friends TO understand that
the only means of even slightly mitigating the
fearful events incident TO Il cotton famine are
a great and timely advance in price which
Will prove To merchants and growers in In
dIa and other distant coLn tries that the
scarcity is Il real one, and induce them to
gather up and ship cotton hither rather than
leave 1t 10 be manufactured by the natives
of those countries. Thus our distress NAV
be nitigated-the wheels of trade may be
kept in motion, even though at low speed
and partial employment may give food to
thousands, who would otherwise be destitute
A national benefit would also be conferred
by all spinners who, by running their mills
at half time, should reduce by SO much their
consumption of cotton. If this were uniyer-
sally adopted, the present stock, instead of
being exhausted in December, would last till
May, and before then ii is possible that peace
may be restored.
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Europe and the American War.
- COTTON PANISR.

The English papers by the Arabia are
principally devoted TO discussions concerning
the probable
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. &c.

\ 0 I c L
1-Persons who are sending clothing and sup-
20 10 troops in the field, are requested 10 mark
.'',ar'iy on the paskage Cyith marking inh the
NJ u the party for whom intended the REGi
,'Nf 10 which he belongs, and the PLACE OF pEs
nEAIioN care OF luartermastcr at Richmond, TO
'a't the usual railroad receipt should be for
'Iiaed by The shipper.
d4-hGny packages arrive az the depo.s Of the
a '",'ls IN Richr nnd with paper marks rubbed
~ VI colrse ihc Destination cannot be known hy
~ Is Vaar'erIaaster. Others impcrfectly mark
", eNQ cannot be ienti tied.
,HL-Al article. deposited at tho Quartermas-
V1l'e IN Rich nond, for shipment. must be left
''e before O'Clock +. NJ, insure their ship
~ <9-ts Capt. aud Asst q. NJ.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA.
W, Ri,hmond. Aug. 7, 1861. 5 .
oiiCk--It ID very desirable that all corps,
communities and individuals 10 the State,
IHg ARMS Of any knd--beyond those abso-
20. necessary for thsir Immediate use-should
q a Vie same TO this Department as soon as pos
, 'lt' ihey may be 3yerhauled and thoroughly
PAIRED Address,
G. DIMMOCK, Colonel
s~'s Chief Of Ordnance Of Virginia.
Y ACCINE VIRUb.-The Medical Aen through.
ss oui the State, whether in or out of the Army,
y.~eeinily reques led to forward sll the reliable
fGIiNt VIRUS tley eau spare 70 this Office
with this request Is urged upon their n
hA'a az OF u,mos, Importance 10 the public vel
A. &. PETICOLAS. n d.,
~<.-lm' Vaccine Agent.
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I>uR RESr-ClIFTON HOCSE.--This well
i known House, conveniently located on lsth
street, above Franklin contains twenty rooms. with
hre places, many Of which have large closets in
them besides pari0r, diningroom store room,
kitchen and servants rooms
For n good tenant, some improvements and re-.
pairs will be made. Possession given immediately
Apply to W. Ii. ALLISON.
So q-lw| No. III Nam street.
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''.s.- - ~ JOSEPH STERN.
nTNAwAl noLLARS REWARD

X The above ro'. ard Will I've paid for the capturr
it,a.urn of nv Negro Woinas, named FOLLY,
h. - nv horS SOME three weeks since She il,
,l,,vecp ~ ana 60 wears ODD low and thick, with
NIX Nus anal swellej feet and ankles sup.
80 - b., >aDe'~here in the upper Part of the city
qF', JOHN H. HfLLYARp
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NNE II , u L ID ID O l. l. a X $ E.
UwARD .-Rauaway from the subscriber;
- he uta instant at Vienna, Virginia a a-Mu.
i,.,o B,y named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 wears
<s.e t,; s or inches high. He had on wheis
he .i. . ptls Of white oznaburg pants and checked
.sl--. ne coa; il rather slow spoken no particu-
er gsarS, rememi red
moi 70 rouvict any white person of assisting said
Ray IN etT-ctinS Is escape: or TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS win psid for his safe delivery either
a. ayse!l OF in al Jail where l can get him
A. X. TRIBBI.E,
a. Elm OF the I'D Regt ). c. Vols
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INOk REN r-DESiRABLE DWELLING.
Il HOUSE FOR RENf.~-A very desirable three
story Brick DWELIINEIIoUsE. with kitchen
cellars hydrsnt, Ras. SC. on Fraakin street one
door west OF 10Th street. Is for rent. d private
residence only, uPon nloderate terms punctual
tenant Immediate Possession given. Apply TO
ALFRED lNLoES,
So 7--% Corner 2sth and Franklin .ts
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY. .
III On GRACE STREET BETw'S Sd AND 4ru
A. n. DUpUY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

me next session of this Institution for Boarding
and Day Scholars. win commence on the ls, ot
October, 1861.
The Principal will be aided by well selected
corps OF assistants in every department
The terms will remain unaltered
For further information apply to . .
A. NJ DJPIY
au l9-ts p;oh,nona ~
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,-,,,>,wAY.~f35 REwARp.--Runawav.

xNl'N AWAY -~~FSo htN NAhi'.-kanawaN, OF
-, sth of : gust, my NEGRO WOMAN
~ IA BrrTi, al II y years old. five feet four
tst. Ai,., bark ,yho MAS hired to Joseph Davis
'H'Y ~.,sG street Src has mark on the face Tn
'I-,,,ncc Of . n 'ss,gd plaster She had on, which
5srAer 81 hos children in Cumberland
P|s.r where b. ,sht her of Mr.. J. NJ Price
e~, mother liv's i'h Mr. 5. sie"l, in Augusta
So, Ne doubt she may try to get 20 one Of
c. 2ise.> . or s'< may be in this CITY, will
- IKE above ~ NJ if delivered TO me here or Il
s.,s.5 In iail in ii. eoanty or city.
- ~. JOSEPH STERN
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Rl lNAWAYS.

~,,>-,N AN--i'rom tho subscriber. a few day .
10 = deaf and dumb NEGRO MAN Sud
IL =. hsrk stout built. : ieet 8 inches high. hal
fsk' e., tooth out and has q war; on his forehead
eseas ese raised in virginia and tho last board o.
he ~ ,,ns r.akira his way for that State. 10
l1.l h..l Te,vard Will b. paid for his arrcst.
- W. p. POPE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11
The London Post saws.

1t is we'll at last that the cotton manufac-
turers have got good fright They have
been warned, year after year, of the folly of
trusting 10 any one nation for supply All
remedies In their power now were at their
command ten years since, yet they neglected
them Even still there is a lurking hope that
either by compromise or conquest the civil
war in America will be ended so as to give US
southern cotton yet ut a cheap rate. But as
day after day closes in, the diliicnities of ad
JustInont increase. These are building houses
on the sand while the floods are threatening.
That February next viii see the end of our
American cotton, and that We are nearly
ignorant of the quantity we may expect to
reach us from other countries, are announce
ments suhi cently alarming
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11
DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE

III
The next session Of this Institution viii begin
OCTOBER lst. 1861, and is expected to correspond
IN MI respects to those of former ye,rs
The same Faculty will remain the terms win he
az heretofore and the same liberal patronage from
this section and from the South is hoped for.
~ 1t has been decided to give to the daughters
OF Volunteers in the service of the Confederate
ntates. tuition in the English branches FREE OF
CHARGE -
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70 CHAS. Ii. WINSTON
au Its PRESIDENT