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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-27
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Late Flctory-Fatai AFrny--Fi1ing Nea,
NetODort NetCs, &c.

NORFOLK, July %, 1e6l.
The news of the two late and glorious vic.
tories which our lnvincible soidiery have
gained over SCOTS much Wanted ''rsguIa,
troops" creates the greatest excitement
ever witnessed BEFORE probably ft would not
be TOO much to say, the greatest ever wit
messed here by any one. For the last several
days the bulletin boards OF our city newspa.
Pers have been constantly visited by an anx
lOuS people, and long ere the Peters burg tram
arrives the hotels are crowded and the stores
of news agents are thrOnged TO their utmost
capacity with persons eager and often impa-
ueut 10 learn the news.
Il relative Of mine, just from the lower par
OF Princess Anne county, informs ne OF a
novel mode OF annoyance TO persons living on
the beach near Washwoods, resorted 70 by
Lincoln : sea devils last means of a
match 'em," Tor their late appalling disas ter
at Manassas. A L. ). steamer, supposed to
be the "QuakeT City, frequently coasts that
portion OF the beach, ana she passes along
shore Keeps up Il continual firing OF shot and
shell at the various objects on land, doub tess
thinking they may perchance demolish the
hab!tatlons and destroy the lives Of at least a
few husbands, wives or children.
a ia TAI ARRAY occurred here On last Tuesday
evening, between j X. Adams, Sd Lieuten-
ent OF the Mobile Rifle Company, Alabama
Regiment, and private Hughes, of the Harris
Guards, OF this place, resulting in the dea tn OF
the former. The unfortunate occurrence grew
out or a dispute about an ARRAY that took
place between one or two members of the Ala
bama Regiment and q member or two OF the
Norfolk Junior Volunteers, several days ago
No weapons were used. Hughes, it seems
succeeded III knocking down Adams and III en-
with the heel mashed his head frightfulIy
causing nstant death. After an inquest over
the body yesterday, it was escorted to the de-
pot OF the Norfolk and Petersburg Road by
the Mobile Rifles, followed by Mayor Lamb
and u few OF our prominent citizens. and sent
on 10 his relatives and friends in Mobile
hughes has been arrested and iLcarcerated &c
await his trial
Considerable firing was. heard yesterday
evening In the direction of Newport News
and many snrmise that another battle has
been fought on the peninsula if SO, the Yam.
kees have, doubtless, again met with theil
Bethel fate.
To day has been appointed by our worthy
Mayor, and is being generally observed, as
day OF Thanksgiving and prayer to God foI
His manifest Divine assistance in our late
battle. MApoC
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fcoxnKsroSpKxcR or THE RICHMOND p,srArc


Buns RUS, BLAcxBukN's FoRp
July I'D, 1851.
After the srlendor Of the victory 81 Sunday
the lesser successes OF the preceding Thursday
have almost been forgotten, although they
were ACHE, ed by the same gailaptry that
drove back the IN yaders ut Stony Bridge. The
hghtot Thursday was more limited in the ex-
tent OF The Held and in the mum bers engaged
but the proportion of the relative loss OF both
SIDES IN men was as immensely disastrous Ia
the enemy AS on the latter occasion. The LIST
and 18th Virginia, and the sth Louisiana
Regiments, the latter for a portion OF the
time, assisted by kemper's Alexandria a rtii-
lsry and the Washington Artillery, with four
or five pieces, met, charged and repuised the
entire attacking force OF the enemy. The bat
tie WAS commenced by the enemy, who threw
shell along our whole line, his fire WAS replied
TO by kemper with tremendous effect, while
large numbers of the foe were falling at every
discharge. Six teen dead We're couu ted living
on the bank opposite the Warren Rifles and
the old dominion Rifles from Alexandria
All our men conducted themselves CALAMITY
but the glorious feature OF the day was the
charge made by the Loudoun Guard and
Alexandria kincmen, who bra.eIy croesad
the Run, routed the Yankees, killing several
and taxing seven prisoners. Capt Marye's
SonGnct Is worthy CT all praise. The
ins between the ride battery OF the
enemy posted in a commanding position
on cur iisht, and the New Orleans battery
partially conc called from the foe by woods.
The hostile guns were silence and general
i met reigned until the morning OF The bloody
Sunday OF Stony Bridg. On that eventful
day, Gen. Longstreets Brigade was pos ted so
rs to attack the batteries on the enemy's left;
only mistaken orders proven ted Eweli. Long
street and Others, from increasing our ire
mendou3 victory. Their brIgade, were all
prepared to advance. to charge the batteries
and TO turn the enemy's LETT, which would
have FASTENED our success aud cut off SCOTS
retrra'; but this movement was not carried
INTO effect. Portions of Longs treet's men
We're thrown out IS skirIashers in adsanCe of
Garland Regiment, three Richmond compa
MES and the Alexandra Old Dominion ri fies
Wh.ch latter drove back the line OF the enc
my's skIrmishers When within two or th rec
hundred yards of the heavy fve.gun battery,
bred on the cannOniers, shooting aorne OF
them, and only retired before trem endous dis
charges of grape and canister Our inen dis
played great braVery-Capt. Herbert aud
Lieut.. Forrest. both OF Alexandria, i'll partic-
uiar the Latter cheeTed on our men under q
CALLING fire from five guns directed entirely at
the brave boys, who lost one killed and tour
wounded. Longstreet's Brigade will make Il
name Ill this contest, Let this notice pre-
serve exploits which would otherwise be for
eotteh' hAEAssAB.
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BY James VI. Taylor ssn, Aucr..


ID HOLLYWOOD CE"& cav. AZ AUCTI0S-
On moNDAI, the 2$th day oi Juy, - 8 0 clock
7 NJ, 81 be sold W n he premises eigh.
side of Cherry street, mInen my "A. the North
corner of Beverley street-edch fronting 30 feet,
and rpDulpg back i5S lset 10 al es 20 feet wide
ALSO, FIVE OTIS at he Southeast { rper / Cher.
ny aud Alhemarle streets, fronting a foot = eh
!nd running back lie feet 10 d'l0y 20 feet wide
being directly OF posie the ~ .idence If Jrhn Il
Andrews, Esq. The situation Of these Lots Is
amongst the most beautifu In that r. pidly grow
ing section. and better Inv. stIusnt can be M de
than his sale i'll afford.
Terms -pne-thlrc cash; tb balance st aud =
mon! hs, with Interest added, and szcnr'd by
trus' deeds. JAS. Nj TAYLOR & SON
1y - Auctioleers.
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In this city, after tedious Illness, In the 3Sd
year OF hes age, ELIZA, wife of James Pheian,
ana daughter OF Patrick aud Maria kOrestal.
Her funeral will lake place this ia, urday
II ern0on, a. O'Clock. from ner husband 8 resi-
deuce, Cary street between I1th and 18TH. The
friends OF me family are invited to attend. n
% the 25th inst, ut II O'Clock p. u JAMES
tENDLErON, youngest child of William r. and
Margaret Biakey, aged year and IL months.
HIS mineral wall take place this morning, a. l.,
o'clock; from the residence OF his parents, Leigh
street, between ID and ID The friends and &C
laalnIances are respectfully invited TO attend
With ut further notice.
On yesterday, JOHN GREGORY, only child o,
James aud N PnrcsIi, in tins Il year OF his sge
his tuueidi Will take place from st Pear
Cat olicj Lhuicn, this afternoon, at o'c eek
The friends OF tie family requested to attend
On Fr4oay morning, July 2tih, 1854, at his resi-
iedce On 4tn steel Mr.. JOHN w. SMITH, En-, l.
too oh year OF his age.
The friends and Acquaintance Of the family ar"
requested to attend MS funeral TINS saturday
mOrnlng at 10 O'CLOCK, trcm nis late residence,
without fur hsr aDtice
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tfor the Richmond Dispatch.1

OkANeE q. r., Va, July IS: 81.
To the Editors a}As DisDatch In Messrs
Maguire's and Adair's report Of the killed
and wounded Of their company, the Atlanta
lljeorkia) drays. l see the name of Isaac
Frank put down as killed, which is mistake;
Ne was not Killed, but very severely. Ii not
MORALLY, wounded bones of both legs
very badly shattered. He is now in the hos
pital ut this place, and is receiving every at
tention that can be bestowed under the cir
cumstances: Please insert this in your next
issue in order that his friends at home NAV
know that he " In the hands Of kind friends
Rsre. W. II. y.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Terrific Storm - Firing Hsard- The Recea
Victory, &c.

Itct0ry, &c.
PICS PoIkT, Camp JAG kson,
July %, 1861 {
One OF the most terrific storms occurred
here last night ever witnessed IN my life
4 heavy gale of wind from the northwest
last ted over two hours, blowing down tents
and threatening a / times to carry them away
With drenching rain all the time This
morning L rose. and found the furious els-
ments nearly Gained. My attention was I'M
mediately attrac ted toward Fortress Monroe,
when beheld the tide rolling like mountain
waves, deeply tmged with yellow lie.
An attack is expected every night.
For several nights past, we have heard hea-
w firing up the river, supposed to be at
Smithfield. 1t Is generally thought here that
ederal steamer has been harassing our
battery near the above place by occasional
firing OF shot and shell. This, l presume, was
the cause that gave rise to a rumor the other
day that Smi thfield was on fire. But there is
nothing OF il, as have heard.
The news brought here by the Dispatch of
thu glorious victory achieved by our forces
near Manassas, on Sunday. has fired our
camps with enthusiasm. Grimes battery
and Craney Island gave heavy salute in
honor of the victory.
The fsgs at Fortress Monroe and Newport
News were displayed this morning (24th) at
hdit mast.
The Fourth Georgia Regiment was paid off
few days ago, and the greatest satisfac ton
exists. GoRMAN.
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INTERESTING FROM HAyAxA.-Ths following
is an extract from u letter, dated Havana.
June 27, received at Charleston BIZ q commsr.
cial house:
"In fsw days Spanish yassel.of. war
will leave here, touching at New Orleans and
Charleston, BY which yea will please to send
your advicss."
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Missouri stn,e Convention,

JBrFERsos OITY, July 70 The State Dol
vention has declared the principal State offices
to be vacant, and provides for filing them by
the Convention
The Convention has repealed part Of the
state CONSTITUTE n. The Supreme COURT shall
consist OF seven Judges, four of whom are 70
be chosen by the Convention. 1t has also
abolished the State Legislature, and has an
nulled several acts OF former Legs latures.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
ErcfttM fnk IN thk Hu,thLDeSt- DOfnn2 Of Ii
HoLsToS BKiDGE, ScoTr Co. Va,

IIVLSIUN DhlUJEl SUUII VU, a,
July ed, 1861
Our heretofore quiet and peaceful vicinity
was thrown into CONSERVATION this morning
by a messenger to Estiilyille, reporting that
a body OF troops was then at Pattonsvi
twenty miles West of our town. Runners
were sent in various dire tons, and notwith-
standing the rain poured down in torrents
by twelve O'Clock the whole country was in
arms, TO the amount of several hundred. Old
men, forgetting their ini!Imities, rushed to the
scene with their guns. The facts seem to be
a company was organizing in the edge of Ten
nessee Tor the service, when they We're sur
rounded by a body of "Union" men, and
forced OFF to Sneedville, either to force them
to take the oath 10 support the East Ten
nessee resolu tons, or to commit them to jail.
Great excitement prevails, and hundred ru-
Inors are afioat. J. II.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Css0ICE Old
bkAHDlES, WINES, Sc. . AT AUCTION by
virtue OF oeed o! trust made 70 tho su bscri Der
% Charles Ford, anu duly recorded IN the .ttoe
81 Inc Hustiags Couft of the city 81 hcnmond, .
4. III proceed 10 sell on THURSDAY, lst august,
1851 at he store ot b tUuk No. 10 Main g. ,
commencing ut 10 O'clock, all ths W INSe, IL
QUvkh &c conveyed ny SAID deed, VIZ.
cask PARK heGnessey BRANDY.
Pale 4"
TG0m+s Hines
" MAret
g beaubiver
d k otcrd, Dntuv & Co.'S BRANDY.
barrels l.. q WHlsKtY
do lIBd Uih.
French Wine VINEGAR
sootch WHlokEY.
cask Madeira WINE.
t cssk -
Sherry "
keR Jamaica hVM.
cases Royal Grape wINE-qn
-. Chiequot
basket - - ats.
81 gallons ON
barrels ALCOHOL.
The above are all Warranted pure very supA-
rlol n quality, and really deserve the sttsnt!ou
OIL nose IN want OF suca goods.
TERMS - Cash.
JAMES E. BRISKLEY, Trustee.
sa!e conducted by &. b. COOK. Aac't. Iy2b
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFtICb,]
RICHMOND. July IS, 1891. {
The In iiotpiuU lsuaraS nf Militia =

= Voluntee.s are required f,om the countie
named, being ten per cent. of the white poru la
ton OF eech II any county has already sent int
service tbs 7unt % it's quota in vOluu OF
il not, Will now make up thai qu0aa, for in
be required bnti il the quota be not fally END
promptly msds up in volunteers. taking into the
calculation the Volunteers already Organized
taeu the who 3 Militia OF the county in which the
deficiency exists must come into service and
elamatiOn Of the 18TH inst without deIay In
that case, companies must be formed, as the Law
requires, OF not less than so nor more than Zoe
m7n, rank and file, ana elect their icers, h,
II tie commissioned as the elections are certified
10 this office All officers without coumaups W y
become superpumeriry, ana TAX their places in
the ranks. commandments Of the soveial regi
msnts will report promptly TO this Depart ment.
by command
WIN II RICHARDSOy q
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Fran Mixsaurk-

ST. Louis, Mo, July 2J.-Gen. Fremont
has arrived
The Missourians have taken Memphis. in
Scotland county, Mo.
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LETTER LIST.

I lST OF LETTERS..R emaiping In ths RICH
1851. " NY VI 'N'''
~ Published by auth ori'y Of Act of Congress
20 the paper having the largest circula ton 10 the
plhtrlct where pri nted.
80 PERSONS calling for letters In the LIST will
please say they are ADvPRTIsED,
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ECI'Chk DAM

. y T. IL Es, &C.. Al ACCTION.-Ou
~ d y @".n inst At 10 o'c ock Al my
lore, wall SOL Al auet on, prime cider Vine
sar, ". . sugar aod Moi4s Sos, Mackerai In bar
te,s and Kills, Butter, Cheese. Lard, tanoivs PORT
"lhe. Tobacco, Dried Appies, Matches and sun
day other alticies.
J. &c X CAETHnEN Aucs
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HORSES, MACON 40 COW. AT Arc.
BY Richard Cuu.noru, Amer.


4 ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or FUKNs-
"A II Rh.-Ur D A q n d 4 -. n inst at 4.
CLOCK n at th7 rs,id5uce of the la. JuHS 4.
ohITHkR, On Main stl est viii be sold the HttusE
drLB a u Il r. Ii ES EUhNliUhh Delougiul
20 estate of the deceased, consisting OF the 1uai
Vdrloty. IERME II ash.
JANIS X. RAICLlFFE, Admir-.
sale py a. tAUlHoky. Iy.6
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Northern Congrexs.

WAsHISsros, July Elm the Senate, to-
day, bill was passed to refund the money
expended by States to defend the Govern
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MARRIED..

ON the 22d inst, by the Rev Mr. Courtney, Mr.
JOSEPH G.. SNEAD and Miss ELIZABETH ukAY
all Of this city.
EE \ ortolk and PorLsm0nth papers please copy,
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

| os Taken away from my house gu lhe
- nlKht OF the 25,h last, large white G. =
with yellow spots on him and a bald place o.
the top Of his head. email boy was seen t..
take The Gal. and the parents Of the child would
confer me n favor by ret urnipg the Cat to Oh
18th street opposite the scate House, Old Market
Square, at JOHN VETERAN The Cat il
mighty priced ny the owner jv 21-ltx
So SIR 4 ED OK eGOLEN-From tn
.E.9EsNew Market, a BAY MAKE and M4hKFT
CART. re2s0na bic reward will De given
Tor their return. Apply to III. +. STARKE,
81 u 2'-2tF Stata Court House
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BY +. Is Cook, AucCr.
jfVO MULES FOX ACCOUNT WHOM II
L MAl CUAOERS, a AuCsIUA TN, DAY
atur-2y, Z. h List. at 40 o'clock, | viii ser on
tonneil Cha,nper hill, geILIe NIL hoId tor
O. covunt vi VIII III II may conc.ru Tor Iiyarv
charges. tJy III a., COOK Auet
II OkSE>, WAGON AND COW, AT AUG
Ton. On Z u d. - a \, -7tI inst al 10
COCK, Will s6it, on Co1ac.I 'nanbea hiu
e'efAi saddle anu haraese INA Also. /
tAuVN erd Euasn, belonging TO me ht.,e -
ne Hof~e lie sad Ia lie a Iea4a.ie animal he
" a2oh In bfst Fate order. Also, cLo COW aud
DAht ihe COW Is OF suI eriGi STOCK. AID Will
give gail. Us nj K per day.
j. - t.. h COOK, Aue't
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LApIhn LIST,

LADI
Anstin mrs EB
aiken mrs Sarah
tmbis mss &c
Allen mrs N r.
Allen miss q b
allison mrs X A
alexander mrs L
allen mrs /
Allen mrs Martha
Allen miss NJ '
.aYnmonS miss II ]
Anderson miss Mary
Alley miss a ID
Bell mrs Il
3estor mrs J X
-fapb mrs |.
Blair miss + Y
Stair mrs l.
81 ups mrs Mary
blount mrs Mary
oibb miss Amelia
3lair miss Il J
ooyken Ii iss NJ w
5'anu0n III s T b
Irowuing mrs T
brockett mrs + G. G.
3rCoks hiss Eliza
oGrch mrs Ann
ouroh mrs Mary 4
burroughs miss V NJ
3dteher mrs Harriet
arter mr. Fannie K
arr J uiia tcoi'o
hr stian Miss NJ II
rows miss G.
Gnildress miss II d
bliGFess miss a
sol Us miss Emily
Gowiipg MISS d NJ
Collins MISS Mary
jusby mis- FRANCES
rev miss Mildred J
campbell mrs Betsy
AFTER mrs Susan
Chiidrsy mrs Chas
Jhesterman mrs ii r
.Jba lin mrs 5 A
chiiQr-y mrn ii A
Claiborne III = Ellen
ulaibJrn d mrs ii
IOek IS mrs -
OieIGan mis- Harriet
ote mrs Z {
'.oIins mrs Mary g
VssroVv uiIe y
Courtney mrs s w
onneT mrs A
rutcuN1il mrs EInmd
ross n4rS Anna l.
yr0uch mrs Moiiie 3
yuhe mIs T. +
Duke mrs III Il 2
DuDose mrs ) L
JeAlson mrs I'll &
DAWSON MS Ii Nj .
"a" son mrs Hannah
odrbey niles n Il
dickinson mlss II
luxe mis- &
Early mrs Virginia
i.iis mrs J u
aills mis Fanny
alAl0tt mrs Sarah L
accC ms Eliza
| vans Minnie tcOpd)
| cLhOu miss Louisa
| Usher mrs Lucy )
rdwaet mrs Uc:svia
FROST mrs b
Faillaud mrs Mary +
| fisher Miss Annie
| tOrpes miss Alice y
cord miss Z
IonIn ~ miss II
EitzhuSn miss A II
| lbs ~ Alrs Bessie
| athGey mlos l. A
l IoUde mrs Jno
IJOdwynsVille mrs l.
| uaineo mrs Gen
tiJw ara mrs L 6
howard mrs 5 A
| 'io!Iingswurth miss )
| holland mrs l. VI
| iili mrs rdEute
| ,i!ll mrs May
| tlrnA b7fS mrs g
| dlcXs mrs Mary II
| dsrU5rt inre Il E
tiesler miss JOsrphin G
| Hall mrs Martha b
| Hug htOn mrs SaIiie z
| iihee mrs Pauline
! ;taTVey Hiss Z d
| iAiorlan mrs
| jvnos mrs Sarah S
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III LLsbIJLS AUTiCE.-Dr. Jon :
&>S-S fHOMA viii deliver discourse 40
o'clock, 1T BET d Eli o.. { nCh Unioa' Hiii
He will also speak At CUhlNIHlA HALL, o.
Main ST., betSeen stn and IJ.tI street at p III.
-aIne day. The pubic iuvited to attend.
Jy 27--lt*
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We have fine riding MARE for sale
she IS surs footed and of great endurance. She
may be saen at DUDLEY co IS
iy 27-3tif% al
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10 LiSI.
Jones mrs Sally A
Jordan mrs Z 4
Jeffrees mrs Virginia
Jones mrs Nancy
Johns miss Fannie q
Johnson miss Harriet
henn0u miss NarthaC
Kay miss Emma
hersey mrs Nj ollie and
miss Sallie
Lacy II RS Susan
Lewis mrs d
Livingston mrs Lszz;e
I.l oussv mrs n W
Lyle miss Clara K
Lyon miss Ra1lIsI
Larss miss -
psc0mo miss n +
Lum kin miss Rllie
Lyons mi Z
McLdne MISS j
Marks Miss T.
Manning miss X
Martin mis- Eva Z
Man Il miss Bette L
mayhew miss l.
MEADOW miss s ]
Mye 5 mi i Annie
Moon miss Carrie
Morris miss Virginia
Morris Miss VI J
Mo 4tah ue mrs ) NJ
Myers ms Eliza X
Mills mrs Lucy A
Meyer mrs VI A
Md tin mrs LIZ
Marks miss + EA
Mill, r mis- Il K
Mccarthy mrs Marg't
McGinnis mrs Aarsh
mcGullOch mrs VI A
nic u anon mrs Mar8t
N ash miss Lizzie
Norris mrs Mary 4
Oc6imer miss J 3
Perry miss Laura 3
Philips miss Kate
Pollard Miss AC
Parkinson miss Z NJ
Porter mrs & +
POindtAtor mrs p Z
Priddy mrs Mary b
Perkins Ii mrs polly
Pe'lett mrs euSan L
Parker mis- Susan
Robinson ms T .
Ross mrs Maria I.
kadiord nrs Lucy A
Raymond Ilrs Z a
RCane miss Nj l.
hooerison miss Ellen
Ready miss G
&C III HIS Ee bSccd Ii
Snds lars Alice A
SLannun mrs Emma q
sku | mrs l. ella A
snlpe mrs Mary L
btlaspurs Ell ms s
Strong mrs Mamie J
staples mrs Ann l.
sutton mrs Mary J
Smell miss NJ j
Singleton miss Ann
81 dTky mi hate
Sedgwlck miss NJ J
SemPle Miss Nalnie
Sheu-utt miss 4
4 wlsg- mrs &c
Tyler mrs Martha
! uck mr. Mary T.
TrdylVr mrs artha <
Thomas mrs Lucy A
1ailafsrrJ mrs VIM b
Temi . mrs Helen
TaDb m,s judith
Ira ford miss NJ
j oney miss Betsy
' ernon MISS r, b
Van buren, miss H J
w hite mrs K J
Warmer mrs AT
Waller mrs l.
Walker mrs : j
w aid,op mrs A
Williams mrs NJ Z
Wilkes mrs j l.
W els0D mrs A a
Wilson mrs d
Williams mrs b
Word mrs J
W est n,lss Nj =
w atkins mics s Z
Waddell miss l. A
Winston miss N
WoodBon mis- E
Young Miss & &
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Da. WHFiELDua SooTT.-Hefore General
Scott lost his last fea Their at Stone Bridge, the
degrees OF LII. ID. was conferred upon him by
Harvard University, Mass. The following is
the form employed
"wIFFIELDuA SCOTT,
summum 1mperatorem, Firum scientla
rel milltaris, VIRTUE, auc toritata feictate in
signoIn, nee minus civiiibus clarum laudibus,
pacis ct hurnanitatis, studiosissimum, qui
universam republican tuetur, sustenta T.,
unice amat, utriusque Juris, tum NaturB ct
Centrum, tum Ciyiiis Doc torem honoris
causa, creavimus ct renuncavimus, eumQ ue
omnibus jnribus ct honoribus ad hume gra.
dun pertinentibus donavimus."
We leave our readers to make the transla.
ton. pretty pair OF LII. DIS i-Winfleld-
urn Scott and Abrahamdum Lincoiu-msn
who abrogate all laws. They are such doc
tors as the Irish horse doctor, who pres en- ted
his bill "for curing yer honor's horse till no
died."
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WANTS.

For other Wants" sss FIRST Pogs.I
NTNNTED-LIGHT WORK of any kind, fr
w sewing machine; NANTES and other
WRAfPlNGS made; also, BEREGE BONNET
PINKING done at MRS NJ ENnkErT's, No 81;
Broad street, Up Stairs oven Mrs. DAVIS MILL
merry ctore.
ALSO "A pleasant LODGING ROOM for rent.
" II "a
AIANrED a SITUATION IL a businv.s o
w some kind, by an Industrious youth, l..
years OF age; de writes a fair hand j. quick a.
fsuTes, and is willing to make himself useful -
toierenoes given, i r.qulred. Address IS, through
fo-t vnce, w lLLlAM - ~ 27-2t*
WANTED lmmediatey, HARNtso AID :
w shoe 1AhEhS,to work oo Cap and CactridXe
Boxes. None hut good workmen or those will
Ing TO DO their WORK IN the besj manner need ap
ply. HITCHCOCK & OSBOkr
~ 2'-2t* 2i5 Main street.
NANTED-A sITUATlUN.-A youth wac
w writes rapid hand, &c desires to get en-
ploynen at chiehy, and not pensation A good
eferenee will ne given. Address, "NIRGl NIUS,'
through Post ONCE. il 2i-st*
WAN. ED "A W site GIRL, to act as NURSE
" Good reference required, Apply at No. 2E
Main street. Nv 81 2tk
w n DA bright, inteIlig gent colored
w GIRL, as Lady's Maid Apply On Main ST.
next TO eth, South side. iY 81 It+
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WIN. II. RICHARDSON, A.

Quotas OF Volunteers and Militia required under
the Governors Pro;la NATION of July IJth IN .
der which trl0ps previously CONT puled are 10
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n FOR RENT-a large and conmodou~
A USE, on Mayo street, between Broad and
franklin streets, containing ten excsl en-,
Rooms, supplied with Gas and Water. Stables
and other usual out-h0uses attached Adioini )
II Is nice slower Garden, which the occu pi er
cao nave the use of. immediate possession car
be given. Apply at WIN. RYAN'S, l4th street
near nanville Railroad Depot. " 27-e,.