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The Army Hospitals in II edmond.

The folio Wing report was made 10 Congress
by M M2cfal land, chairman of the commit.
tee charged with visiting the soldiers hospi-
tails in this city and reporting the condition
of them
The committee Instructed 10 inquire into
ti4e cGndiuen and management OF the army
hospitals Of this city respectfully report that
they ffscseded. without delay, to visit many
~ the hospitals, wharein were coz faed
the sick and wouIdad of our army, and
sought interviews with the surgeons having
them under their charge, with a view to dis
cover IL the comfort CT the sufferers were daily
coz 81 cred, aud the care and treatment OBJ
served calculated to restore tEsir health -
They htd also in view TO make known the
senstSilIty Q. Congress and the country, to se-
cure for the wounded aud sick soldiers the
best medical attendance, AID the an plest pro-
vision fer their wants.
They have the satisfac tion TO report til st
the hospitals visited by thsm are under the
directions of tx i'faI surgeons, attended by
nurses, male and femele Ia u neat condition
for The Iacst part sens OF them In exceilent
o.osf AID supplied with proper bedding and
tier neeessaIies. hiany lsdes, who have
besn alike compassionate and ja5icious in
their Forts 10 minister to the necessities of
tia sui s1Iig soldiers, are worthy OF the Most
taanEIul Acknowledgment. Their dei:eacy
might DC offended By directing public attea-
coate,:. themselves with s.;ating that they
are ~ tie different religions denominations
among as.
II Y due also to the city of Richmond 10
80 taaa the citizens hare besn liberal and
spns.afrass IN their contrihn tons rs well as
- sAeit Blindness and civilitias, evinciIg q.
ksneious soaieitGds 70 weicouas az frieDds all
~ 81 = s,r ans array BY whom their synnpat thy
:" ~ a aasa aas " via be accepted,
- pves Iot ssatu 10 fhe Inlnsnf ties that suv
Gp~elae isa slsasaa L row nscssstrg. and NAV
aMx - By a.AesaresA '"s
WI i k4ssaasasp. chairman.
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PROCLAMATION BIZ the PRESIDENT OP Ink
CONFEDERATE STATES Of AMERICA.

WHEREAS, through assident. bill to autho r,,s
the President to continue the appointments ma 10
BY him in the Military and Naval service daring
he reces, of Congress or the present session, aud
% submit them to Congress At its next session.
failed to be delivered to the Presd emit for bis sig
Ia ure, prior to the adjournment Of Cosgrsss:
and whereas the failure Of said bill to become a
aw would cause serious Inconvenience to he
public service:
Now, therefore, l, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Prssid ant
# the Confederate States, do Issue this my Pro-
samation, convoking the Congress of the Con-
sderate States for the transaction of business at
he Capitol, in the city of Richm ond, on the I'd
say Of september, at IL O'Clock noon of that day,
Il which all who shall be entitled at that time to
.et as members Of that bodJ are hereby required
% take notice.
Given under my hand, and The Seal Of
49,, the Confederate States, at Richmond,
t thi. I'd day of September, Ammo Domiai,
1861. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
x. IL. r. HUNTER,
ALT SecretarY Of State
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A Hero in the B&.tie of Uross lanes.

young soldier, wiring from FLoYD's COM
mGnd, says that they are strongly Posted Oh
he Gauley. His letter is GATED the 26 ut
t5e day of TIE battle Of Cross Lanes. He
THIS speaks Of one Of the participants in that
battle:
while wtite, there is ycurg man, who
is be nero 4 the day. lis clothes are par-
fec,'y rltd!ed. He got surrounded by the
eusny: bu getting behind q tree, he dared
them - take h IN. One fired at hin, cutting
his ca.ul6ge box On, End almost instantly
another oGe shot the lock eff Of his inuskat :.
vince draw ts.g his Tevoivers--tTo six shoot
ers-.s killed both and wounded severa |
Others He is g. Eeon by profe ssion and
eGys thnt ne was in the ;hickest of the fight
He pitched ir. and after ii eding that he had
fought himself out of his scIare, he thought IL
time to comm euce his professional duties and
toos two arms eff, besides dressing good
raGny wounds ard cutting out some four or
five balls
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as peace shall have returned, and the Ameri-
can cotton have been again brought into the
market, II will drive out all competitors, In
liam or others. Commerce, a. tho London
fssaes properly eays, locks to its own needs
oaiy. If our cotton be The bes', ii will be
5eught ia a lie of competition, and as yet we
see no chance Ct It's hasicg even a rival. Yet
sge canno. conclude this article better than by
'epeating tia. This is not a war for cotton nor
for commercial advantages. It is war Of
principle, and al such II will be waged by our
people at any aad every cost # any and every
interest We may sahiue the Yankees, hui
It will only hs to render them incapable Of
surfing ms hereafter. That VIC can ever 70
aew orr former connexion with thsm, we hold
70 be absolutely impossible.
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A Party Of Fugitives from Baltimore ar
rived in this city day or two ago, whose ad
ventures are we'll worth relating. Their route
was most circuitous one; but for the sake Of
others who may wish to follow in their foot.
steps, we omit to describe it, and, for the same
reason, suppress their names. Suffice it to
say, that party of eight, ladies and gentle
men, left Baltimore on the S.h of August, and,
passing through Delaware, found themselves,
after tedious journey, at the hospitable man
sion of Mr.. Allison A. Hopkins, on Chesa.
peake Bay. They started across the bay last
Saturday week, but had proceeded only q
short distance when a squall of wind struck
the sail boat in which they were travelling and
capsized it, throwing all on board into the
water. They all, however, chung to the sides
of the upturned boat, except an infant child,
only fourteen months old, which was drowned
its parents being utterly unable to prevent
that sad result. After drifting towards the
shore for five hours and half, the boat finally
reached point whence the passengers could
feel terra fin,a. Most of them lost all of their
clothing, even much Ct that which they had
upon their persons; their trunks, carpet
bags, &C., having fallen into the wator whom
the boat capsizad. After resting a few DAYS,
they again started across the bay, and this
time succeeded in "running the blockade
although they passed in sight of the "Quake,
City" and are now happy to find themselves
safe in Southern city.
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REMEMBERING THE VoLuSTBERs,-A dramatic
representation was given at the Opera House
In New Orleans On the 27ta Of Angus t, from
which ct least three thousand dollars were
realized. The Bse says:
Tie representation Of London Assurance
was not expected by the per formers to be found
a masterpiece of dramatic ability, but we
found glest field for praise and commenda-
ton in a that we saw. The part OF Lady
Gay Spanker was given in true spirit. Ar
was, perhaps, thu greatest success Of the even
ing. The orchestra, under the talen ted direc.
tion Of M Leon Provost. greatly enhanced tie
success Of tina evening by its rendering Ct IA
vo-ite morceaux.
As there Is ccn~iderable curiosity regardin z
TIE dramatfs persona. We think 1t would not
be Tending prcpriety were we 70 intimate
that NEEDLE was rerrscsnsed by Mr.. j. r.
OTIS, Sir Hsrcout Oourtlsy and Mr.. Spank.
sr BY the brothers H-Ac-. Uharles Qcuytlay
~ Mr. Th-y-r. Drssls. ~ Ar. K-p-s. snd
tbss Er. yh~p-d-, supported sa1lAas
eBaxsctst Tas lively LAZY Qsy was q on.
u thsn M1. I--s--e. WAnst tAlsis g { 0Aaks
spssxian rsAasr ID VIII kuaWn, Aaa ltsa1s
HarkAway VA tns AeeonpatsAed nhe
F~1~J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

We sgoiish this morning the proclamation
oi President DAVIS, sailing Congress together
.his day in the Capitol. Tse occasion of this
rsocl .naton Is simply shat is stated in shs
proclaim ion l., the failure to deliver to
,ae rsssidant, for bis signature, bin passed
by Congress authorizing him 10 " continue tn.
appointments msdc by him in the military arc
the present fession, and TO submit, them L
Congress a. i;s next session." This, and thie
only, IS the cause OF convsning Congress today.
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4 Word to tho Beaeuolen..-" Thou.h

4 Word to the BeaeUolen..-" Though l
speak with the tongue of men and of angels,
and have not charity, am as soundir 2
brass or tinkling cymbal." These, CT like
these, are the words of inspiration, and they
will serve to "point moral for those of us
whose language indicates benavolence, but
whose acts do not entitle US to be called be-
neicent. We must uphold the Southern cause
not only in word but in deed. If we cannot
60 to tho "tented feld," we can at least open
our hearts and our houses to the brave mon
who represent rs thereon. We can let them
know that they shall not pine away uncared
for, nor die unmourned, so long as Virginia
has living patriot within her borders. A
note left on our table has evoked these re-
marks. Its purport is that heads of fami-
lies who are prepared to accommodate sick
soldiers will do we'll to send their address, with
the number they can receive, to Surgeon C.
B. Gibson, who has charge of tho General
Hospital. That they will do so, We doubt
not. The universal regard for the welfare Of
the soldiers which our people have manifested
hitherto, the numerous private and public hos.
pitfalls with which cur city abounds, and the
many private houses which arc now filed with
sick soldiers, all attest as we'll the patriotism
of our men as the noble natures Of our wo
men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

Mayors Court, Konday-Aldsrman sanxs,
presidipg.-John Pheelan was brought NJ
again, upon charge similar to that for whicf
as had been held to bail on Saturday-nams
~, for assaulting and beating Mrs. Ann Bran
nan. The Court came to the conclusion tina,
The prosecutrix was inclined to b.
malicious, and dismissed the case.-
James Ford, q soldier, an inmate OF
the st. Charles Hospital, was clearly PROVED
20 have ungratelully stoned that building, ane
vas ordered to be committed to Jail until tn.
state of his health would admit OF his return +.
ais camp.-Jordan Miller and Augustus Mil
ier were discharged, Mr.. Mosby having with
iraun the prosecution instituted against then
IN Saturday.-Ths caee of Opie Static wa
continued to Observation-Disclosures Sullivan,
charged with stealing two watches from Adam
a slave, was ordered to be kept in prison until
Friday, when his case will come up for dispo.
,al,-William, slave of Matthew Christian,
charged with stealing meat from John c
Knauf, was sentenced to receive thirty lash
es.-Albert, slave in the service of the Virei
MIA Central Railroad Company, who had boo,
found in possession of lot Of clothing, shoes
4 razor, and other articles, and who was una.
Die to prove that he came by them in Lawful
manner, was ordered to receive thirty stripes,
and the goods were turned over to officer
Bowles for safe keeping until the owner b..
found.-William Kennedy, charged With a.
sault and battery upon Scott Z slave O.
Thomas q. Bell, was required to give
bail in the sum of fifty dollars for his
future good Observation-Disclosures Glenn, ne
gro claiming to be free, and to be resident OF
Chesterfield, and charged with throwing stones
in the street, was sentepcodto be whipped, and
committed to Jail until he should produce his
free papers.-Fannie Taylor was brought u,
on the charge of being drunk and disorderIy IL
the streets and disturbing her nsighbore. Her
case was continued to Wednesdsy.-Lucy Ann
Banks, a free negress, arrested on a simila,
charge, was sent to jail, to answer hereafter
before the Hastings Court for her unfsminine
ccnduck-The case of Patrick Brannan, ar.
raigned for assauling Bridget Egan, was con,
tinued to Wednesday, his witnesses being alb
sent.-Martha E. Smith, alias Oliver, a fire..
nsgress, was sentenced to receive ten stripe,
for roaming tho streets without her FREQ pa
pers.
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For the Richmond Dispatch. ]

Mr.. Editor: Allow me to ackn owledge
through your columns the following patriotic
response to your recsnt appeal in behalf of
Springfield Hospital:
Rev. Mr.. BrOUn-Dear Sir send by the
Richmond and Danville Railroad box con.
tanning twenty chickens and one con tanning
eight dozen eggs, tor the sick soldiers at
Springfield Hospital, which direct to your
care. Very respectfully,
MARTHA A. FowLKs.
Nottoway CO., Aug. 90, 1861.
Let the example Of this good lady excite
others 70 similar deeds of generosity. Thus
they may serve their suffering couEtrynen,
who are willing to crfff % even life self for
their protection. Yours, truly,
ALEX. G. BRowx.
Richmond, September 2, 1851.
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The HotoeI Guards, from Florida, marched
through our streets yesterday morning, with
banners flying, drum beating, and soldierly
step. Their flag was handsome one, and
borne by tine-looking men. It's stars were all
in one circle, as the design Of the flag dem ands
that they should be. This thing Of making
Confederate flags with the "Union" down, as
VIC have seen one, or with the stars in q hud.
die, as We have seen many, is not calculated to
add to our reputation for ieraldic skill and
knowledge.
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BANKS IN THE STATE.

Bank of Virginia al d Branches.
Farmers Bank OF Virginia and Branches.
Exchange Bank OF Virginia ana Branches.
Bank OF the Valley and Branches.
BEnk of he Com n on wealth.
Traders B.lnk OF Richmond.
Bank OF Richmond.
Bank u ssr Oid Dominion and Branch.
bIon.icelio Bark.
Danvi1l- 3 INK.
S3athwe-t srn Bank of virginia.
Farmers Bark, E.GcCstle.
RlGk Of CoWmeyCs.
Bar K # l. gc!.inx ham.
Bank Ut HowafGs Vile.
sank OF BharisStcn.
Bank ROckbr:dge.
EIs' chants Rank; Lynchburg.
Bank % 2ScottsNiils
Cen raj Ban X CT Virginia.
Bank OF in hester.
SOUTHERN BANKS.
FogTH Cako1igA.
Bank If Cape F=ar and Branches,
BARK If North Uaroiiaa and Branches
Hank Of WilDmgtcr.
Commerclai Bank OF Wilmington.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank of he State of South Carolina and
Branches, Charleston.
Bank 81 'haTleston, Charleston.
y LIZ OF 5 .urh Carolina. Charleston.
Fern ers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston.
Peoples R INK, Charles ton.
Planters ard Mechanics Bank, Charleston.
State Bank, Charleston.
Union BA1k Of South Carolina, Charleston.
}}aHd Ct Camden.
Bang Ct Chester.
Merchants Bank, Che raw.
Exchange Bank Of Columbia,
Ger IN ~ ciai ISSDk.
PAM CT eorEst0Wa.
Bank of Ham burg.
Bunk Of New berry.
PLANTERS Bank Of Fairfield.
GEoRGIA.
Bank Of Commerce, Savannah.
Bank Of the STATE OF Georgia and Branches,
Savannah.
Bank % savannah. Savannah.
Farmers and III e. haDics' BsnE, Savannah.
Marine Bar h, savannah.
Merchants and Planters Bank, Savannah.
Planters Bank OF Inc Stale OF Georgia, Sa.
Vann0h.
Central Railroad aud Banking Co, Sa-
yanTah
Bank Of Columbus. Columbus.
LOUISIANA.
Louisiana State Bank and Branches.
Bank Of America.
Tx If Lon isiana.
Is NIX Of New Orleans.
Uitizane' Il AK Of Louisiana and Branch,
crescent City Bank.
Mechar cs' and Traders Bank.
Merchants Bank.
New O,le4ns Canal and Banking Com.
psny.
Union Bank OF Louisiana.
Southern Bank.
TgEEEssER.
Bark or TanHessee ana Branches.
Piontors' Bank of Tennessee ard Branches.
u ion B3nk CT Tennessee and Branches.
fSJnk Of siarn phis
Bank OF Chattanooga.
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b. an encouragement in another column, it
viii be seen tina. tbs eminent and veteran
commander has arrived in New Orleans. He
is a star Of tho frs: ma nitude in tho military
world. Il great genius and experience will
Id now ias.rc to the magnificent galaxy
which nov OXIDES tie columns OF the Con-
federats armies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-03

The Calhoun Flying Artillery, splerdidly
mounted and we'll uniformed, passed down
Main street, day or two since, on their way
to q suitable place for targct-fring, and. on
returning to the city, deposited their guns 81
the Central depot, whence they have since
departed for some place "nsar dangsr."-
Where that place ia, this deponent saith
moi"
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CHANCERY NOTICES .

Y !, fics of-the Circuit Court for King wiiiiAn
,oopty on Moaday, the 9th Of August, isn:
Joseph 81 Birdsall,
1hs obiec of thi. seton is to recover from we
defendant, J7s. II. Birdsall, the amoant due un:o
the plaintiff, as the s'signes OF j.. 9. Cranmer,
syn II Certain proa,issory Ietes given unto ne
.aid Lranmsr by the said Birdsail-one for the
80 Of .U nssuns date sse I sao i.s
1885, and another for the su@ Of *s2, bearing d.ts
demand, and were assik nsa by the said Cranmsr
unto the salo Gregory GA the nth OF June, 1881:
The defendant 10 = non resident Of this Common
wealth, TIE said def. ndan Is req nirsd to appear
within one month after dus publication Of this
'' ss.-law4w. WIN. y. POLLARD, DC.
VIKGlNiA:ooAt Rules held IN the Uie,k's or
County, on Monday. August sth. 1884:
William Taylor. ..................""")
jos. H. sirdsaI and Geo. ". Anderson,
he object of this action IL TO recover from ths
defendants, Jos. h. Birdsall and Geo. W. Ands
he LIST day OF January, 1sel, due and payable INTO
The plaintiff, VIM. Taylor, on bond Of the said
Of sanaasS ss sG the sum Of ane i psy. "a
ole on or before the LIST day o, January, 1881
And affidavit having bssn made and flied tc..
de.scn, non -Iesid dents OF tlis Commonwea
the said dsfendsnts Gre req uired to appear he q
within month alter dus publication OF his
order and do what is necessity to prot sct their
interest ia this suit. Teste:
60 3-.aw4Sr VIM ID. POLLARD, ID G.
VlKG.N.A:-At Rules held in the Gle rk's
Office of the Circuit Court for the County Of
hing William, on Monday, the sth day Of Aug o..
1852:
William Taylor. .......................)
fs , IN UEFr.
Joseph d. Birdsall......
The object Of this suit is to obtain from the de-
fendant. Joseph II. Brdsail, satisfaction for the
smonn. duo and payable unto NE plainiiH, WE;
TO me said plsibtif Tor the sum of tl2o, payA 10
! On demand, and bearing date January l, 1854.
And affdavit having bss made and hls that b
| defendant, Joseph q Birdsall, is a non resic
OF this Gonlnonw ealrh, the said defendant is Ie-
quired to appear within one mouth after due pub
licatIon Of this order and DO what is necss -
| to protec. his interest in this suit
| Tests: WIN. d. POLLARD, D.
| S-law4Wt
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The horses attached to carriage in which
Mrs. General Waul, of Texas, was riding down
Main street, yesterday forenoon, became
frightened near the Spotssood Hotel, and
started to run at full speed The driver was
fortunately possessed of a good degree of
presence of mind, and turned their heads up the
first cross street, on which he managed to step
them-not, however, until the tongue of the
carriags had been snapped Of and tho harness
very much broken.
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N.ising c'ergynem.-Rev. ]. W. stickney,
Chaplain Of tho Polish Brigade, Louisiana
Volunteers, preached Sunday morning at St
Johns Church; and Bishop Atkinson, of North
Carolina, delivered IN admirable discourse the
Same afternoon, st tho camp Of that brigade,
near this CITY.
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The Soldiersi Aid Society requests a. 70 sc-
knowledge the receipt, BY its otlesrs, u one
hundred and one doilsrs and fifty cents, son-
ributsd through Mrs. DR. Cunningham, by 81
Luks's and Mannakintown churches.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


A,tr The LIST Of 6sptsmbsr, The followin,
I'm b The rates Of publication Of the Di..
pssc1:
DAILY PAP1R.-Tko cs~ss Per copy ct H.,
,ountsr and from the regular carriers Of tn
ity. Per snnum, IS. Six months, s.. Thru
months, $1.75.
SssI-W.nKLY.-$3p per annum.
WxEkLY.-$2 per snnum.
Neither the Ssmi-Weskly nor Weekly paps'
-il' hs sent for . less tsrm than tWelv'
months,
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A Splendid Company If Artiilerymen, num-
,sriog perhaps hundred, passed up Main
street yesterday, on the way to their encamp-
mont west Of the city.
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kesrepolisan Ral.-Ths representation Of
hs Bombardment Of Fort Sumter 10 rocsivins
LIBERAL patronage 1t Metropolitan Hall The
opportunity Of seeing it ends with the present
yook.
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ALL SOLDIERS belonging to the
WHIST RkGlMkNT VlnGlNIA n
EvLU .TERt-S. at present in this city, will re- a
port st the rsr d zvou undsr spotswood Hotei,
fHU shpAl, asn inst ct -erwiss they viii b. u
adv erttsso rs d, IS .rtsrs By order of
Z. T. MOOKk, Colonel Comd X.
7. B. Res, kssruitin9 Sergeant se3-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.

ITO ALIENS.--It Is the opinion OF the Judgs
l. OF this Confederate states for thu Eastern Dis
trict o. Virginia. that the declaration required BY
the ret OF the Confede rate Couarsss md me Pr,
idents proclamation issued In pursgaaca ,herso
Clerk eli the said District Court, w., Ssa for tn
present, be found daily between ths n9urs
and O'clock, 1T the offcs Of the Clerk OF tn
State Court House
Clerks fees for services ~ os, wkieh appiieaa.s
will please pro vide in charge
SO s-st LOFTiN " RrLErT, Clerk.
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The Central train brought dewn several s,ck
oldisrs yesterday, but no prisoners, We be-
lieve.
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1Iss1irg eff Bank Directors.

Al ia meeting OF the BGuLs CT the city of
Richmond, he!d u the Bank CT Virgins. on
TIE 81 S7p'aTn ler, 1861, il was unanimously
R.Soiced, Tact the Banks of this city will
receive and pay cat, at their counters, the
notes Of the following Banks, 0ssd none Others,
till farther Gererrnined:
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Mn. Ucfa 6locOmb u buaiiy saepgsd n psp.
pairing Z large quantity e w0ols1 tlotAlnG -
We Louisisna solsAteess " Virginia, Aoaes
q NJ.
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kmytA ccAaty, .yas Aax osass.esd tkfts
gs5$ pttp4ri6s ~ ts1nxtsssa, naxinx a.f(
il II s4parss6 thai Den. Eoctt tepk ~ oath
louder ~ paS pf y itfxSt flhka Nkh ey6f a.
Fscstf;Ek Tie new6 ffv1n Mi1oseIls
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IN pERr.
SERVANTS FOR HIRH.

JyOK HIRE-A Negro BOY. He Is = &c
l. Waiter, and capable CT making himself g. e.
rally useful. Terms low. Apply at No. l6Ps III
street. 3-sis
L,OR HIR EAer the balance OF the year.
COOK, WASHER and IRUNER Apply to
ses-s 4. CAUfh6RN.
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Decsassd-ws regret 70 learn tAa& w. r.
3outhan. lass Pfoisssof Of Greek In tAe Rich
mond (Bsp.iss) College, disd q his fs1bsrs
residence, in Clarke county, Va, On the 1zd
at. He WAS quite young, and endowed WITH
-emarkable talents.
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E.S~Tae price Of the DfsParcH 10 regular
Subscribers in the city is Tse Carts for Ssns!s
eepies--F.fty Cents FER month. Carriers are
rot authorised to change mere, and when they
10 ws sEau be obliged 70 subscribers 10 intern
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