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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

LOCAL. y7ATTFsRs.

Burgiarg.--We learn that the dwelling
house of Mr.. Larlziu w. Giazebrooh, on the
corner of Clay and "a streets, was entered aud
robbed ON Saturday night last The burglar
took the beds, bedding and furniturt--so we
learn--thus riyaiiing The daring exploits OF
Jonathan Wild. For hrazen impudenee, this
felony exceeds any we have heard OF In Il long
time. Fortunately, when the ithtily remover
Temporarily 10 the country, ~ they did some
tim" since. the silver plate was entrusted to
the care OF IL neighbor. We have not heard
that any clue has been obtained by which the
guilty party may be detected. some person
unknown rang the bell about nine o clock sat
urday cYening-pussihiy the burglar himself,
who took this melns Of appristug himself Of
the absence of the family.
sHa9ors Court, Saffrdag. charles Morgan and
Pew Is Smith were seXerally arraigncd upon
the charge of being dTuak and lying in pub
lie places. Both were discharged William
q. Callahan, foI being drunk and interrupt
ing parsons ON the streets. WAS committed TO
lail.-M. 4. Cham beFs, who escaped from
l1tl yesterday, was returned thither j Ohm
I-tllial1u, for assault and battery upon
Daniel Collins. was sent 10 Jail John T.
Smith aHd Charles Rd4eiI were brought NJ
on the serious charge of felonJoUSly steal
iaS q i"FsH ANA pu%%E OF the value of Sijo
belonging to Davis X hutches0n. The
property WIS, when stolen, in tpc possession
Of John IL. slater Who drove tp Nauyhdll' :.
| Island friday evening about sine clock,
aad left the buggy standing near the door Of
t''' - ~ IL ~ t'tttt $40 ~ II'4
| When he returned 20 look FOR il. il was miss
lhE. AroHt II clock tae : tln& evening, he
found II Ia the possession OF the defendants
ana q thlTd person WiilSa last escaped. The
! case was continued 10 Monday, 80 afford the
! defendants IN opportunity 10 Procure wit
nessas.-D1uirl Collins, G'i7s Nlch2ei Ste
phe2s, charged with being drunk and lying
on sidewalk, was discharged, upon assuring
the Court tina; be could find his way back to
his ca1Dp.-.iOha /. Smith, the same above
named wus charged with assault and b1ttery
upon Julia ~clGeu. Case continued - Mon
day.-iSaao Levy appeared ia discharge OF his
r"CoGniltuCe entered into Friday morning
to aEsweT thc charge Of throwing stones AT
Martha Williams. lIc gave surety IN - D. for
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OsITrART. "A correspondent OF Charlotte
county announccs The death Of David Il Nor
ri~sett, Of the Charlotte Riffs, who WIS 1T
N&nassa and participated in the struggle there
and its honors. IL was soon after taken sicl,
and returned home when, he died The
writer says; lie W}> ,itg down in the prime
Of life. Under The chilling touch Of death d,
noblcr heart never ceased 10 brat II his
death the people OF Charlotte lo>a an esteemed
citizen: his family a devoted husband and
filhpr'
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DEcEASsD.-IIon. Henry q lemon, = dis
inghi>hed citizen ol Georgia, died III Macor
Il few days ago. The death OF his son. at u r.
naasa, had q serious effect upon his health.
MIR. James Rae, one of the oldest merchants OF
Macon, died on the 33th ult
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Fs--gra THEATRICAL AOTfl.E-rAe Ladies
~ rad q iailssra s4aa have So kindly soIan,
teeEd 10 assist IN the sfarIiruues Tor tins he@sit
OF fe >iea eaiaiefs, ffi'i psse assemble AZ Mst4o-
patan iiAii 81 III EsDAY MORNING. sefi IU,.i,
al II o elarA. JAS HARRISON,
80 @-1 bti.ye Manager.
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Col. !. T. PGEsToN, of Abingdon. is recruit
ing regiment ior Twelve mUntls' service. 4
notice with reference 10 ii s1ill De found in our
advertising columns. Col. i. has been Goin.e
much 70" the cause of tie South and has very
much stimulated tee spirit 81 enlistment
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~ aFa Authorized to state tia. the Richmond
Theatre i leased 10 Ries%>s. kuuaei snd Nox-
hey, who are now IL Baldmoge, where the
former e"ntlrnaR has opened the MuSetnn
with m Ethiopian troop, and Thai they have
no agent here authorized 10 permit the Rich
mond Theatre 10 BE opeIti Tor the purpose
designated ii oar paper Of saturday We
have every reason 10 believe that the IeSsees
viii return 10 Richmond at rs early Il Gav rs
practicable, and from their known patriotism
and llberality, We feel assured that they will
take pleasure in contributing, hy dramatic
performance, TO the clus, OF the ssouth III any
way that can be- useful. a. present, however
no authority exists 10 open the Theatre for
any utITgOSc.
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NnRFNLK. SnnI. 6. 1851

NORFOLK, Sept. 6. 1861.
The defeat Of our forces a: lIattrf;ls as Won
may imagine produced il Our ciir Profound
sensation: and justly 80, SINCE Il u,yn4i,rI of on:
brave citizens were engaged in tic fight, AMI
nobly sustained the boAor OF this good old
State, as VIII appear from the following lcttpr
from gentleman on board the WnsloW
''NrwRrEN. \. c. Aug 81, 1851
"HY Dem hia.t.J: IS l have short }iIne be
fore The mail closes, l tniul, raitltet better
employ il than in writing to vuu concerning
ia" bpnihIrdment AMI capture Of il .t;-ra> icy
tI" Minnesota. Wabash, Cumberland. F..H,,yr.
Niagara, two sloo.s-oi-Nrar. together with
several gun-hO3 ana vessels unknown 10 ne.
Father l. safe. aud although The NiuslcW was
IN the heat OF tHe engagement, thank tf0d. cs-
capped Sc:tir.e>~. The HomhIrsHlrnt lasted 4
day and n2if and nCN -? was u >ytUe Of -r,..t--r
grandeur ami horror Irc>' uted - tGr NieNy OF
man Above. below, around. thousands Of
Kissing BOMBS sailed through lhs air uiolrgd
up the ground, and tGr-tIu4s in the wafer
threw up columns twenty ;r,t hieG. Only
Imagine eight hundred inca crowded into =
sn'tI I"Ttf.Ns covering scarce 4 quarter q 81
acre ot ground. anoaG WhuIl bombs we've fall
lNE at tn" rate Of !ittF minute. W. hud p9rt
81 Il gun crew on S3urr, comma At,.i p. t'rI1-
molIore Barron, Lieuts. sharp ana Murti"u-L,
al 81 whom escaped except me Commodore
and Lieut., S.&ri1. who were IN fhG ic~g. and
IL u believed, Uullurt. when il SllTenG, red 49,
Lirat. Murt;eu@h had has lrft arm dreau.uIy
'uaGGted BY he fragments of 4 bolah. hUtue,tr
dia man act more bravery and maufuily Ihal.
uc, even after lis misfortune.
After oar glorious ensign was struck and
The white nag hoistcd, We saw Il steamer
leave the scene, followed by Z Nanke. gun
boat, which fiTrd some shell at her G0tW!tL-
St'1thE2 which. hrin 1T that ;Iuu INA Slight
hurry. ~hc t.iH 1rt stop. BriyTi size eft. how
ever, tnt>c % our crew who had gone on
shore Wer" taken Oh board, with l.,e eECDIi-
ton 81 the Commodore and i..c1t;. sharp.
VINO, l ~HppoS" considered il iaUUHS. cut
WITH their honor ~ officers 70 Ira.cl a.. also.
some few OF the soldiers who came ou hoard. -
"cHe Of our wounded died shortly after
III" scene. on the way. having been SO shock
nEiy'Jnaneied - TO make ht' impossible
Hc was nUrird yesterday. The conduct Of
Commodore Barron, WIS ga}i8ntrY Itself
he sta!hcd over dying and dead. amid hail
storms OF grape ana shell. and gave his or
ders - Voaiiy as thou2l IN his Oyvn Ua riur.-
nuF!u- The engagement, father aud Capt
Sinclair, who Were on Il Confederate boat
POSSESSED the undivided attention Of a sloop
OF war
Ii Viii herein ha seen that desrita the tre-
ueH&uu> odds against them. oar iittie Spartan
band fought with The tenacit OF ypt..gsas -
Ih" conducts f both officers and men reflects
undylnT glory on the Stat of Which they are
III" taItnI"l represent tivts. Commodore Bar
Io0, taken prisoner at that post. has in our citv
Two h1autlisti and accomplished daughters
hos" hearts ar WriIu" ia consequence Of :he
h!i4o.tu'i4i. iitr ri their tIthsr. LJNa.
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YsAsONtC DIRECTORY.

Iseb,.,f,a 7 ,5~o ~ -, ,,e,.s a. yasops Hall
So, IT,. a., - ,sn,a 10. scott Mas.
-, tsas..' = h,.s5..e,ss II. ,,t -. sl3,,
N,ncs...,.., -, X, !! ,n,.,s a Nsachester
Ia, Sa,,,.,l,t. - III .',er r,Fp III Hatcher
M.s.ar ..a 80 h.,s.oe. Rant If t..,-.fa. -l.irh.
II..t
l-.r.,ool pa,l,s, ~ "a ,no.fs a. Ns.1as'
Han fbfr,i t,.r.s,.,,' ,.s..I .r.rnth Nal z en-,
sia.for plar, ID, is,.:...s. Rack of die C,.umgn.
wealth. 3,
ii; johns Ieige NJ - meets a. bDs8s- tta.I'
corner sth ard Haiss .aee-s. en seeaad He@.''y
each meath Joseph HAL, Master, Iiale os Desi'
ness. Gia,ieeo MI
Dove i,es'se 10 81, naeetse B'shef H1o' '.nf,a
FRIDAY each I-aaA Il. J snsoa. ASsfeF = /.
Place g.. bHeiHfss Jrsfv, btfFcra iJth asit -i4h
NissFts- - - .-. >, No. Tfar
- -" 49,. vas.nr
80 ''A .-'Af =f4 ~
t4@tr - '4> fsa a. 20. -. ,f.,.,s,
;. nm = f- -.9 . .l.,3 : IN - Ma.
'1-sA 49,, ..."s -. ~, -, So, .s,,a and
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1 .>,f'sa3iA Locom3,jre brought from the Alex
andIid, Ioutloun and Hampshire Railroad,
and put into fine working order at the Central
Railroad shop in this city, made q trial trip 10
NtduHIon few days age. SIT performed the trip
IN tue style. Some wag taiegFa phed from
GordOasNlIle that Gen. Bcaure@trd'' would
reach STANTON with the approaching train
Nheu II reached that beautiful town an i'm =
lnelSe crowd was assem- bied at the depot pre-
pared 10 give the hero ! hearty welcome
They were surprised when they learned that
the new locomotive which had been named in
honor Of tidt distinguished soldier, was the
sut3ect @! yht Geographic dispatch; bat r.
.rlysd the Information - good humor like
sensible Bsan
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AsEEJSEMENTS.
Z METROPOLITAN HALL.
GRAND ENTEnT AINMENT,
for The benefit of the

ST CHARLES HOSPITAL FUND.
for the benefit of the sick and wounded Soldiers,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. IL, 1861,
rendered by the members of the late Theatrical
Company remaining in this city.
\ Great Bill viii be presented, consisting IF
: COMEDY, Farce Singing, and Negro Ecceutrieties.
Tickets 30 coats. For sale az the principal fio-
tells. bookstores, 81 Charles Hospital, any
member OF the Committee. sc S--3t
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GROCER ES.

10000 5ss. . ,n'', size Family Sides
100 tierccs prime sugar-cnred Family Hams.
- do choice Leaf Lard.
30 bags prime Rio Coffee
800 bbs. Morris No. = and Sugar.
- bhs. Coverings Powdered Sugar.
O. hD-. Crushed Sugar
90 hids New Orleans Sugar.
800 bbs. Wood y. Carolina Clipped. Family
Roe aud Gross Horrings.
No. /, and HachsreL
80 bbs. n o. MoaSsee. superior quality.
20 do. prime t'aba Aolasses.
- do Morriss' Syrup.
100 do Portland syrup.
81 eases Matches.
1n hb,-. Common Whishey.
100 Hps Gd Rye Nhiskcy. various brands
porr, naie.fa, sherry anil Malaga Wine.
100 d0z. "roams; 100 doz. Buckets, ? and 3
hoops.
100 bills French Brandy and Rose Gin.
10 kegs Family Leaf Lard
$50 boxes AdJu.antn2 Candies.
100 boxes Mustard.
% kegs arb. Soda.
20 kegs sal Soda.
- bags Pepper SPICE and Ginger.
lG- boxes Soap--Dctefsive. Pale and Brown
Green aud Black Teas blackberry and
Cherry Brandy, Ginger Brandy,
Wrapping Paper, Limos, Wrapping
Irvine
500 sacks fine Salt
50 hbls, y. {. Family Shad.
70 half hbIs Woods North Carolina Family
Roe HerIings.
81 hbs. Vinegar.
- tierces prime Rice
- casks quarts London Porter,
~ casks pints London Porter.
30 i9z. Yeast Powders.
= bbis. Stuarts Mountain Whisky, yrs
Old
30 bbs. Banks Mountain Whskey, 4 years
old.
j. eighth casks Cocuac Brandy.
) half pipes fine tognac Brandy
bales fresh Hops. just received.
p bbs. Trul.'s Rum
> half pipes Holland Gin.
- bhis very fine Old Va. Apple Brandy
With 4 full assortment Of Good, in our line. For
sale by WN. Il. JONES & co,
9-l2t 18th ST. between Main and Gary.
XViMn.Y FLOUR,
Il or superior quality.
STICK IIC0EICI.-10 cases.
AMERICAN GCiEt-5u tons Bakers Island :
- rous Jarvis Island TIL Grano was imported
directly into Norfolk and Baltimore and is certainty
q genuine article. For sale by
i. II SDMERNILLE.
So St l2.h street South of Cary.
- X ) A l. F.
4 THREE HIiDS.
Prime country cured
BACON SIDES.
HILL & NORFLEET,
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.fITfral u Prisoners .--Col. Stedaan, an Aid
de-camp Of Gen. Floyd. arrived In Richmond
on Saturday evening last with large mum bar
81 prisoners OF war, taken ~ the battle OF
Gross Lanes by the gallant Fioyd Col
9tefilnan, who vas an active participant in the
engagement, gives an Interesting account OF il
He speaks OF the skill and gallantTy Of Gea
Floyd IN terms that would do honor TO the
most experienced ch'ettain
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arras,s or SetsnfaH s1d <s5, 3ty---WaIler Page.
or p.,Ge Walker, WAC is not exactly cognJas
'aeeis, was ordered - the cage rs Il measure OF
SAFETY 10 himself. Eczekilh Scott. frcs. negro
Tor insulting a white man Mitchell George
for the same offence. Monroe Jordan Tor the
SANE. iemes Farrell aad John Carr were
sent 10 the cage, bat afterwards discharged
James Finegan, NJ, q nonneli and BENJAMIN
Tyler "Reminiscences ana living on sidewalks
bur the last named was afterwards DISCHARGED
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EDUCATIONAL.
sDICAL COLLEGE OF vIRGINI
SESSION OF 1861 .,so


Inc nsa ~. annual course OF Lectures win com
and continue until the LIST Of March ensuing
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ D. Professor of
Surgery -
DAVID II. Tucker. 81 d, Professor Of Theory
ssd- Practice If Medicine
BEVERLEY K WEXFORD, NJ ID. Professor
Of Materia sieiica and Therapeutics
A. 4. PETiCOLAs. 81 d.. Professor of Ana,o
my.
l.. s. JOYSES NJ d., Professor of Institutes of
Medicine, &c.
JAMES IL. CONWAY. NJ D., Professor of OBJ
st.trics, &c.
JAMES b. McCAw, NJ. d., Professor Of cherals.
MARION HOWARD. NJ D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
Under liberal appropriate on Of the State Legis
latnre the means OF instruction have heen much
improved. Numerous and valuable additions have
been made TO the Chemical Apparatus and Auatoini.
cal Museum. New illustrations have been added 10
me former stock in every department., and new
Hospital, constructed on the best plan has been for
several months in successful operation During the
continuance OF the present war. the clinical advan.
tages offered by Richmond will be Invaluable.
TWO Ifizfs, OF so each, are offered to members
of the graduating class FIRST for the best essay on
any subject pertaining 10 the theory or practice o;
medicine; secondly, for the best oss.Iv on ANY sub
jet OF surgery obstetrics
FEEs-fo each Professor. SIS: Demonstration of
Anatomy. SO: Naturalization - Graduation 30
For further information, or Il copy OF the cata.
loSue, address l.. :. JONES NJ. ID.
Dean 81 the Faculty.
Richmond, AuS. p, 1861, 50 9-M& ThOY.
EDGEWOOD MALE SEMINARY
IL AMELIA COUNTY, VA
The next animal session Of this SCHOOL. will
commence TUESDAY, the lst OF OCTOBER and
close the last Friday in June. Pupils taken at any
time, il there should be a vacancy. paving for the
tine; hut no deduction after commencing
The School Is in a healthy country, iree from
vice AMI dissipation.
he subscriber would refer to parents and GUAR
diaus who have patroniked him aud especially to
the young gentlemen who have been uatcr hi,
char &c.
CaARGES--Board aud tuition in English the
Languages and Sciences, : 10; lights not includes;
1EH,ia-pae half cash the bdilHce Isl March.
Address I. \. CiI.NSiiAH,
sc claw Tvs Amelia C. H. Va.
TIME UNDERSIGNED viii resume the duties OF
4 his 81 HDUI on MONDAY, September 10th
"a hs roOiu on nth street, between Grace and Prank
lit, in rear OF Dr. Reads church.
Ills terms are, Tor tie usHa English branches, (:
per quarter; Primary do 81 PEE quarter.
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M 1ss CHARLOTTE T. BALpwfs ->-~-~.
moor, ofropcp Win reopen her
At The residence Of her ss,t.-
TN frankiin st., between 23d and o..
\ RS. J. DREW AND MRS N u r,e.,,.
vi resume the duties O. their School a. - ;, I'll
'.sipber next on franklin, between IN s'a a ~
SO Sim
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Cheat Mountain tells The following:
A squad of Indiana volunteers. ont scout
ing, came across an old woman in q log hin
ia the mountains. After The usual 81 Iut1tions
one Of thenf asked her
ell, old lady, are you secesh 20 "No.1
was her answer. ARE you Union ~ No,
Nv hat are YoH then 3'' II Ba8,ist AMI ar 2oss
haze 5eep." The HoosieIs let down
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HDQkS. 3lp RECT VA aILrrIA.}
Richmond Sept 9, lsGl !
ARDEE Nd. 4-Ihe Field ofieers If the aird
I Regiment ~ the Militia Of Virginia viii as
Siss. ~ the office ~ The Colonel Ia The city of
hiehaaont, on fHInsDAf next. u ! o'clock Tor
the pafpsse Of feea amending company siceFs Tor
companies .tn,s = 1T the said Regiment.
JAMES LYONS Gsi I'D RECT
Il. T. DANIEL, Jr., AsiIsy Adjutans.
se 4--tts
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4 " IIhtAtAoEAf.o
OF TOB ACCO
We have now on hand al oar factory, on Main,
between Goth and Pear streets. u large lot OF
AANIFACTUkED
BACCO
OF all sizes and qualities, which are willing to
sell upon reasonable terms
Cali AMI judge for yourselves.
IliDS & SAINT. HARDGROyE
Sc a-aaw lmAtAsTh%
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WANTS..

M ANlED-foRTY NEGROES wanted -
w Hediafeiy--Goed hands--to aid IL -. IA
sugar crop during the next four months ~ .a''hs
terror Of Louisiana, above Baton Rouge Ne, 80, 81
ierfed al ~ per day and found women 'i i pro
h .,o' An ekeeiigns opportunity a ofered % 70
ma Iorce, permanently, shares On the -, 'oT
tuii OPERATION l refer 10 the members IS t N
nous OF Dunlop, Mo0eare & 10, R.chmo,a ,"' "'a
DTsst 20 A. A. WILLIAMS
Sc 9-lm s'Hss Christian via New f,-i'.''
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4 tHURCH HILL ENGLISH AND CLASH
CAL SCHOOL,
ON BROAD, BETWEEN pm AND 25l9{ STRLETs
The next session of thi, School viii commence
on / / E~DAl, 18th September
TERMS A. HFRGEofONE.
Ei.ffkE> tE>-.!c>=rs. y Y. Stokes Hunt <
James. !. =. Lee, Andrew G. ElCtt. j. ~ Conrad t.
y. Ssnith, =. Sic,rps, Ih5s. Iiar'ieroye Col i. A.
Wilkins Or. john nBnN--iatfons
- For Circulars Apply To MeSsrs \. !. STOKE,
or hUNr q JANIS ". L.. MILLER, \. Nj,
AZ 3,i--iu- Triuriu4f
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Office over 4. BodeleIs Dug Store.


{ NOR EENI--fLifTON HOT >E-Tai4 WI
4 known Housa conveniently ,o-arad on 18Th
s-;eet, above Franklin contains turutv rooms with
tilep.HaiS, many al which huyr large closets In
them: besides Ta~'1r. dining room st.re room
Kitchen 1il 81, rvHr'S rooms
Tor = god tenant, some iwYr,vnments and re-.
pairs i'll 10, made. POSSESSION given i.,ia liat,lv
Apply % " It. ALLISON,
i've No IA Ms .-y.r.
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IA y = I L l..
DEs a:s3 Nj.

Tor EE&I-iHa' most desirable family RESI-
Il DENCE, situated on Marshal. street, Church
iiih now il 'he occupancy Of Elder Tho.aas BIN
ford containing "a T1u}ss with kitchen contain
ing rooms carl!9,a-i oHse stable, coa uousc and
ii well OF rrcei'a.j w-rr in the yard rha~c (. A,
l3fhed r. the promises about acre o. land. with a
large HnDibrr OF Fruit trees. 1t is most admirably
arranged fer tEe aen,rei aecoun 1ta.ou os 70 barge
family. Possession ca1 h= had the lst Of October
For terms &c. apply to
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Tse Hestfsss Corr viii Sit to day in the City
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rI>HE UNDERSIGNED viii resume the duties OF
4 bis SCHOOL on MONDAY, September 10th,
a ais room nth street, between Grace and Frank
lit, in rear OF Dr. Read church
Ills terms are. for tile usual English Branches -
per quarter; Urinary do, II PEI quart r.
Sg 7,
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N ANIED-A SITUATION IN soIoc ,ro----
w tu' business, by gentleman who Ia, b-,
WeiFe years experience in the g.ocery bus,,.s' ~
cih hiiH.nce good trade both in ,ii I, All y %
Try; good references given. ANY one ,qishi,, 80.
interview viii please state where am in,.r..'. al
be had Address, IL H." Dispatch oilce ia
,t--n+ e|'
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ISEMALE slliDOIs IN CHURCH liiI.t.
Il Cogskis MAnsaslI. AND 2ila SIS
stesgd SGsSisa
This School will reopen the ist Of Ostaber.
Terms as heretofore. The patronage OF these " no
kindly encouraged il the ifrsf session, and Of the
public generally. Is respectfully solistad A law
bOARDER6 can 10 accommodated
N l6-lm II = Pk1Ck
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The Legislature.

On Saturday the Senate voted on and re-
Ieeted the bill to aid the Covington and Ohio
Railroad. The vote was afterw ards reconsiC
cred and the bill laid on the table The reso-
luton fayoring the establishment of a line of
packets between France and Virginia. was
adopted. The General Appropriation bill was
passed also Senate bill for the relief of the
orange and Alexandria railroad, as amended
by the House, and a number of local bills At
the night session, the joint resolu ton for the
relief of the securities of =. p. Winston. late
Sheriff of Richmond, was laid on the table
In Executive session, G. Dimmock was con-
firmed as Colonel of Ordnance B. G. Bald.
win as Captain of do, and p. G. Coghlan as
Clerk of do.
The House, at its morning session. passed n
number OF bills, mostly originating in the Sen
ate, and postponed indefinitely the considera
ton of Senate amendment resembling Monday
as the time of final adjournment, and fixing,
on Thursday. The House joint resolution in
regard TO the movement of Federal troops and
arms within this State, with Senate amend
ments thereto, was considered and debated at
some length. AT the night session discussion
was resumed, and continued in one way or
another till A O'Clock yesterday morning
when the House began to vote on certain
one Of which, offered by Mr.
COLLIER, striking out that part of the Sena te
resolution requiring the Governor to call ont
The militia, was adopted about O'Clock
shortly after that time, quor urn having been
the Senate amendment to House res
olution passed. They We're published ON Fri.
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

great deal OF money, besides blood; that tn.
umph Of the North over the south would, Ut best,
DO barren tAsisfscson, and could never, really
and truly, heat the rupture which an armed con-
dict conld only Increase; then. we believe, these
states will think twice before they fire the frst
From III she IN ba.
dicted that the manufacturing interests Of
Europe would override its pretended abo-
lition philanthropy, and compel 1t to recog-
nize the independence of the Southern States.
We thank heaven that we were never stupid
enough to believe that the abolitionism OF
the Old World had anything in it honest,
sincere and humane. When slavery existed
in their own colonies, they We're such despotic
taskmasters that instruction was the rule
instead Of the exception. But the interests
of nations, which are their only conscience,
leave Europe no alternative but to use Sou TIL
ern cotton, and keep open the Southern ports.
Truly, never was people so favored by
Providence as the people of the Sou thern
Confederacy. The commercial world lies a
their feet, and If they use their great adyan-
taSes with grateful and humble recognition
OF the source from which they are derived,
and with the wisdom and moderation which
have marked the organization of their Gov
eminent, they will become the wealthiest and
happiest people the world has ever seen.