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sTRAYED.

STRAYRD-OR sroLEH-On May 8, brown
- Mare, year. DID, from Carthage, Ham. 90 y;
MARKS are a. fOllows; SMALL star on foreheAd, and
white rim around the fetiock OF one fore foot Also
\ dark bay Horse, years old, is hands high, scar
on near eye white ring on hind legs large, heavy
bodied Liberal reward will be given, for informa-
tion Of one or beth horses TO THOMAS BISHOP,
DaiTy man, at Mount Auburn, or Alakok MAY.
hEMS, at the above named place. a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

MILITARY, ATTENT,oNl-We refer our mill
tary readers to the advertisement in to days
issue, of the United States Volunteer, in
forming all how to shoot, with other very
important instructions at this juncture of
affairs
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PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT.
An assignment in trust was made by Nor
ris Drum to A. D. Bullock.
An idiotic boy named George Haus, aged
ten years, was brought before Judge Pad
dock, who recommended that he should be
sent to the State Asylum at Columbus.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

EeYPTIAN DIscoyERIEs.--Ver cry interesting
and important discoveries in Egyptian anti
quities have recently been made IN Memphis
under the direction Of M. Manette. Upon .
Limestone slab were found the names Of sixty
three kings enterior TO the construction Of
the pyramidU. The temple Of Edton, the
Oldest and best preserved IN the ewhole world,
has been exhumed, and 1t is 30 magnificent
as to excite the asfonishment of all who have
seen il
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

Troops still continue to arrive at Camp
Dennison in large numbers. The Twelfth
and Thirteenth Regiments arrived from CO.
lumbus, yesterday, all full and oficered.
The following is the number in each COM
nanv.
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NUIsANoE.-The alley-a private one-on
the north side of the Press Office building,
has become a great nuisance, and is deserve
ing the attention of the police, or health
of4icar
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The ADAMS ExPREss.-We are daily placed
under obligations to this Company for pa
pers from every quarter of the globe, in ad-
vance of the mail. Such favors are always
appreciated. -.
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LOST.

II OST-Yesterday morning, on Eourth-st, be-
H tween Broadway and Vine, either in street or
street. car, a wrought gold-leaf breast. .pin. The
finder will be rewarded leaving IL at the office of
n OST-DOG-A black Newfoundland Dog; had
II on brass collar. liberal reward ~
will be paid, II brought TO 139 Fifth st ,3OSA
at the Meat Store. my9-bs
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G.N. LEWIS, at 2S West sixth-street, has
received the NeD York Clipper and Wilkss's
Spirit, for this week, together with other
late reading. .-.r.g ..... .......
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Six of Emil Botts's oil paintings will be
sold at Marchants Office, Constable's sale, at
ten o'clock to day.
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WATER, WORKS MkrTERs.--The Board, at
their meeting yesterday, allowed claims
amounting to $596 OS, of which 1884 AZ was
to pay wages Of hands.
A resolution from the City Council was
read and laid over one week.
A resolution was adopted redistricting
the city, making four collecting districts in.
stead Of three.
The Superintendent was directed to locate
two FIRE hydFants at the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Depot.
A resolution, directing the officers OF the
works 10 have parties who are guilty of using
water for building purposes without permits
arrested and prosecuted.
An order was passed to pay j. B. Quigly,
Of Newark, New Jersey, $26 for the right to
use a tapping machine.
A resolution to appoint officers OF the
works for the coming year, and fix the sala
ries at the next meeting, was adopted.
The Superintendent was directed to asl
| proportions for Ave thousand feet of twenty
inch pipe; three thousand feet Of ten-incl
| pipe, and Eve thousand feet Offour.ineh pipe
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Six grandsons of General Harrison are
now in the regular army of the United
States. '- F.. .a.. f..
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF LANE SEMI
NARY.-The annual commencement exer-
cises of the Lane Seminary took place yes
terday, and were largely attended. The
following is the programme;
MUSIC.
PRAYER.
MUSIC.
The Theory Of Development in the Eplstles Of
Paul-O W. Wallace, JaokBOntoWn, Ohio.
The New Testament Writers as Interpreters OF
the Hebrew SoTiptures-S. NJ. Elliott Aassachu-
STRe Innusnes Of Religious Experience on Thee
logical Opinions-A y, 10 mes, New London ONO.
MUSIC.
Calvanism and Republican InstitutionB-L. p.
WebbeT, Salem, New Jersey: x,,
The Province OF Imagination in the Sermoh-W.
MIWilliams, New London, Ohio.
Recent Critical Assaults upon the Scriptures-A.
s. Dudley, Williamsburg, Ohio, -
r. MUSIC.
''sensation Preaching %. A, Stanley, Fearing
0iiS Hodsrn Theories of InSplratiOn-Martiu Post,
~ Tbe iSidences Of Christ's Presence in History
j. u. Chapin, Putnamville, Indiana.
MUSIC.
Address before the kociety Of InQuiry-By Rev.
| Aaron L. Chaplin, d d (, President OF beloit COL
| lege.
| MUSIC
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PERSONAL,

DERsONAL-w. KENT& CO., manufactures
n of ladies', Rentlenen's, Misses and children's
boots and Shoes No. 196 Fifth street, three doors
sast of Race. The work Is all done by competent
hands, and is warrented. Prices cheaper than any
where else in the city. ia27-6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

The largest home made bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, south east
corner Of Court and John.
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CoRoNER's INeUEsTs.-on Tuesday night
the body of boy, five or six years of age,
was found in the river in Delhi Township.
He had on dark cotton-ribbed pants, with
seven brass buttons.
Yesterday morning, man named John
Kennedy was found in a house, No. $40
Front-street, dead from intoxication.
Night before last girl, fifteen years OF
age, named AppolOnia Seidelman, living on
Vine-street Hill, died under circumstances
which create suspicion of her having been
poisoned. A chemical analysis Of the con-
tents of the stomach is to made with the
view of ascertaining the facts.
The above cases are the facts ELECTED by
the Coroner's inquests yesterday. The last
was continued for a complete examination
to-day.
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FOUND.

UNOUND-A WHITE Cow-Ou Tuesday last
r The owner can have her by calling on York st.,
between Dayton and Central av., paying charges
and proving property.
myl0.b' EDWARD LEONARD.
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WAR MATTERS.

Arripals at Camp DennisOn-BdeoH for the
South--Arms for Ladiana-M Miscellaneous
Mctters.
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WAR PRIcEs.- Bargains in fancy goods.
See advertisement Of James A. DevOu' in
another column.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

RECRUITS are wanted for the Anderson
Guards. See advertisement.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-PAPERS-on Wednesday afternoon,
- at FTey's Hotel, trunk was broken open and
tin boz, containing two life policies and judgment,
taken. of no value to any one but owner. Liberal
reward for their return to FTey's Httel. myl0-bs
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HUSlCs
PRAYER.
BEARDIOTIoN.

The address of President Chaplin was di-
reeted to the graduating class, who were
about to become Ministers Of the Church,
and was well received.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News


. Popular Advertisements.
The Ofncinnas DAuy FRKss q nc nasurai or0an Of
labor aEd empiovnsnt n fhis ciig The fdcilaies Of
communication ,chioh rnishe, betsesn loborersand
employers and beisseea capital ond indusa1h bV
Of ~ large circulation and cheap Advertisements, sup
PLY Re people pf convenience which has only 70 Be
tied 10 be appreciated. brief 0dgerfisspent IN he
DAILY Pass piaoes De object before naapv h0usdnds
o. both ldbOrers aud employers, aud Of buyers aud
sellers. HE ..7 q. D
Anslrers 70 Advertisements wov b received at ne o6Ice
fhe DAILY Pass, sealed and sddresssdt 20 names
fnihals or Humbers
WANTS wANTsii
II you want Servant, advertise in
-.i THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in
r the DAILY PREsS.
II you want to Sell any tbipg, advertise in
rl THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Buy any thing, adyertisoin
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in tN THE DAILY PRESS.
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PERsoSs wishing to volunteer are directed
to advertisement in special column.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoEs--By Henry
Warn No Z Vast Fnnrth.st- May O.
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ANTS" FOh sdBB," "FDR RENT"
lLosT,r " FOUND" "BoARDfNg,r sio.--Ad-
,smaits coE,fnO uRder these keddinps, uof erceed-
10 fee Rue,, syiH Be inserted toics for - csnis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

ArriraIs-Prioress, Madison; Bostona, Portsmouth
Telegraph, Louisville John 7. McCombB, Dock.
observation-disclosures, Madison; Bostona, Portl
mouth; Telegraph, Louisville; Sir William Wallace
Pittsburg; Kanawha Valley, KauawhAi Ohio NJ
3, Marietta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-13
RICHMOND Va, SATURDAY JULY Is, 1861.

work WIS ended, that, though the term of
service was tor six months, the term Was vir-
tualiy ended in the achievement OF the object
Tor which iG was appcin ted. and concurring
in that feeling the Convention Of the STATE,
again in session, by M ordinance. provided that
il IL were the wish OF the mem hars, that
regiment ahOuid bs henorabiY discharged.
Hut at this time Firginia was about to bs
invaded. II was understood that she had few
troops ia the 1ieid ana that few Iii mat or any
other Seutaern state were ready for tho
field. The members Of this regiment had
ynuch experience; they were impatient for
their homes, b1t los emergency would soon
be over; II would only ne for Them to hold the
bT a2ch uatii Others eoald relieve them, and
SO; .8asuIe'i of the i'm rOrtalce OF their COM
i;ig, and of ihe ferlact rronriefy OF their re-
turn when the irlInediate OCCASION shonId be
over, rhty carae; they sought ana secured the
post OF danger they We're PLACED In the van
OF every forward movement en- This iine J;
they Submitted cheerfuily 10 what might
have EneIn5i the periis and pTivat:ous %
that position and nov, since other troops
have come, they have the natural wish
to return, for a time, at least, 20 their
homes and business 50 negleofsd. and they
aseun1e that they may co so without exhibit
ing th@ Sigh tFSt jth tts'lsleUL OF rhat Spite
which inspired th@ln to the field. Noc Goes it.
ia isct. eXais.s such ab ftsnaeBt n t6sIn for.
IL 3dGi4i0n 10 tha facl GiiiE they have Done ALI
auc, moro Ial all they undertook 10 DO Almost
as Of tafm PROPOSE to retUr;l, as 3 speedy
arrangenl~ut OF iaeir busioess VIII permit.
Afier th5=e shall have left, ehs VIII yet ha vs
seven thoayiud troops in Virginia, with thTcs
other regiments Feady te come on when odiied
for. ana taat force anCunti tiag to more thar
three per cent CE the white population is
greater in proportion t1au any oJheT oi&to has
1arGished, O., upon any reasonaote appcrtAon-
mont, car yet bt called noon 10 furnish.
lrnlay have breu unuece- sary that / should
| have touched apOn tnls uASteT--tm pro per,
! pvEu4ue. ia % should h3vs d.elt 80 sOas
! Upon i; but we aTe eng geo ia s most NC
| u4eGtous undertaking. II Is important tha5
there sn1plt be the most perfect confidence
pressed Witn Ihis eoivietioD. nave hcpsd
q sCIiCituds or an oi,jhct 50 desirable would
justify tae puri'F nolgce OF n mttter so APP
parenliy untnrcyt0nt - ara the reasons 1or
the departure ok & regiment from sa-vtce.
l. w S7gaTr
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A WaoLEsALs MuEpEKza the Lyons jour.

' a W HoLEsALe uEDsKgR The Lyons jour.
mails mention the arrest OF q man who is sup
posed 10 have committed several yau-ce-a IN
the vicinity o. th-E city, HE victims IN every
case being servant girls. His last attempt
was made upoD yccne woman, named 10 arie
Fiehon, employed ia q silk yranufactory she
met the man last week. and ne asked her II
she knew any young woman in want of 8 sit
uation as ho 'yas looking for e servant for his
master, who lived g. q chateau few miles
from Lyons, Tempted by tha wages offered,
she agreed 20 taxa ti;e plsce hsrse,f. She &C.
cordingiy went by raj; from Lyons TO Mont
iUel, which tho man said was the nearest sta
ton TO his masters chateau. On a,ighting at
Mont,uei the fellow too.1 the girls trunk on
his ehouider, and said they wCu!d go tic near
est way across the fields.
A.ter walking some distance, no Pretended
to be tired, and saiG 10 would hide the trunk
among the vines and fetch IL in his masters
cart. The girls suspicious were soon afrer-
ward excited by seeing t.le man PICK 1pa large
stone, and she accordingly kept short dis
tance behind him. After walking some time
in this manner, the EaaI turned back suddenly
and tried 10 throw s cord with raining moose
over her head. She, however, succeeded in
getting away, and nat & guard chaTapetre. who
went back with her to look for the Soz, but it
was gone. The man was coon after app.e.
hendej. In his lodgings were found seven
u,Ub felias and articles of female apparel, eYi.
IDENTIFY belonging TO different persons. 1t is
Ger tsla that Two girls have been murdered and
several robbed under siy-.!lar ciTcuils tances,
and there seems good reas to suppose that
tho -1an IL custody IS .hs author o9 these
crimes.
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EzTaAonDINAk7 SGGsg IN FLo22soE.-Its ED.
pears that the afternoon when the wires
,ehed tae eHs that Itaiy had lost her great.
est st.tesInan ca tbs InoTniDE CT that dav at
Florence, the heaGs OF tie grand ducal and
c.erica, parties resolves. pp htcly end solarauIy
to show forth their delight. In the exacut tion
OE t. common puYiods, ex ministers and old
court cAaplberiains, reverend canons and dis
cardod police agents, Austrian spies and
ias utical intr.gUers, mot .n toe sacr.sIy Of the
Cathedral in the q ternoCa, i.nd, preceded by
their servants an State liveries, aud wearing
On th2iE breasts the stars and crosses OF the
Austrian and Lorraine rulers, followed hold
ing ;fg hted torches III their hands, the process
zion Of the Octave Of the Corpus Domiui
a5ont 70 describe the usual circuit IL the ca
thedrai square.
The people are INDIGNANT, and Ia the s1ua-e
they dashed "a among tie t-i1n ohan. pro-
cess.op, and sent the members scanper;ng in
all directions More than oae Of :as A1s.
TRAN AID clerical party appears tC have Oesn
soundly kicked and cuEed before he could re-
gain has carriage. The Archbishop of Flor
ence succeeded with difficulty In getting in 10
his carriage nnde. p-ouction of tbs gendarmes.
and drove o@ amid the sAoats OF Away
with you! away with you! No archbishOps!'
The inferior clergy, who had taken refuge In
tho cathedral, stood chance Of being roughly
handled; but voice from amidst the crowd ex-
claimed that the mob wsould respect the CD arch
which the priests dishonored; and to these
words the terrified fngitives appeared TO have
owed their safety. Prince Ccrsini took refuge
In the Naldipa Palace. Of which every pane
OK siass, from tae sop lo The bottom, vas at
once slaasAed.
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IFor the Richmond Dispatch
Col. Gseggs Regiment.

LAAF Il-KkHs, July ~, 1901 }
To the Editors 0Fthe 2 8pGtrh:--In your no.
tice ot the First 14e@laleitt OF Soutn CAroiiha
Volunteers, d day o. two ago, you Were Kind
enough tc speak ia oonnenda.ion oI les
cou and cosduc;, and AS ias action OF that re-
giment In going h0nis Al this t.lne has Deem
Ins subject q remarks, not always Hniao!a,
yea may ha pleased Perhaps TO atioW ln0
space IL your columns ior Il very ie~ WORDS
in relation 10 IL. / 40 not @sk u aitoget ther
iloIn seh apprehension that TIE regiment my
suEeG IN tue esii nation OF 5ae pauisc e.oa-
scaous of having we'll dtssharged lac aut'ts Oh
their tinee, am uot aware that tas meinoets
OF The rsg taneng experiences &Gy soilcitnae apoii
the snbj5ct; out the laas OF thsis returning
uneZ Zpiainsd May Indicate ebe iu Ile TIDE
az military Spirit At itae Sou tE ia as TX 0p~s
not ii taet afford such afldie.tioa as properly
understood as II does nst exhibit The sIIg nftsl
ana Tenant OF tAat coGrglg8 waiea lrspiEcd as
ts the contest, IL is inp1rat. 40 liz port tant 10
All of as as 10 this auenpsrs CT t4at llasnt
themselves, th&t the nsAtter silaa.d be nadsr-
stood. -
Taat regiment was the creation OF an ext
gency. &Lfn, upon the occupation oE Fort
Sumter, at Gnafiesten, Forts Al3uiITse arc
Finckney were taksa by our StlAto, 1t was
certain there would He an fiiort torelaks them;
ana 10 meet that siioft call was made f5r
volunteers. To that eah this regiment re-
spDndsd. IL WIS not fos gied OF aen Wn9 are
usually In The Tapa as OF arfsfas. O. their cha
ractsr, an infesenca may be drawn from the
tact fEaf twenty sesen were doctor and
more than khiftg we're tnaIs lrys OF the bar.
They left their pnsiness as IL was--their talli
lies uuprDvided tor-eotne could not even SEES
them In less than wesk the regiment was
ready for tlse fiaid /; lss toek posiaia on the
ielanu il nad lew of the GIi,siiapeos for miii-
In tins * possd position; 1t performed ranch
AZ ths iabcr whinit insured tae REDUCTION OF
Fort Sarat<r, and when that fortress Was 70.
ancsd there was . common fssiinG thxt ~
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FINE TIxss roh ExeoRrIoxs. present
crisis is the best opening for ex'ortions and
small apeculations known In tho history os
the south. An old lady, long since dead, bat
at ons time extensively known abort Chat
ham as Amt Ssiiy,m sasa On one occasion
twenty Per cents, but a. for mo, I'm poor
old crftter and satisfied with ora. II buys .
thing for one dollar and seiis II for two, that's
all I cares 10 make" Recent development -
In these regions of the globe seem 10 indicate
that all the "Aunt SAliys" are not dead yet
Many there be whom we fear, In tie progress
OF civilization, have sl,ghtly improved on the
old lady's programme, By buying for one ana
/" man was uade to mourn." II Burns haA
lived ID this Jay he would have changed tie
refrasn 70 smsn was uads % ~ swindled. ."--
pasutlis Regisser. sssss So So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-13

DEArH OF THE SrLTAs OF Tt RxEy The death
OF Abtul Tediid, Sultan OF Turkey, 10 an
rounoed in Tie news Sy the Great Eastern.
The Snltan was born May 8, 1922, ard conse-
cuentIy ct the period Of h.s death was th.r .y-
niue years old. At the death of his father
Mahlaoud II, in lese, AOdal Medic ascspded
the throns. He found tina affairs Of the En-
pire in ailnoot inextricabie complication, and
his naturally weak auc pIiahle character
would have secrred his overthrow but for
the Intervention Of England and Germany
against Mehsmet Ali, who had led Egypt into
revolt, a1d the Sultan's Grand Admiral, who
treacherously surrendered all his feet to the
enemy. BY tina treaties of 1880 and lS4i, Tur-
key was admitted into .ha,poiit t!cal systeIn OF
Europe, AT: from that d&y the Sul.sr has
been passive In the hands Of Western diplo-
macy Hs was happily not one OF those weak
characters who refuse 20 be H.ove6 as well as
10 move.
By advice Of Reschid Pacha, his vizier, q
most enlightened and abls Turk, he made
many important reforms Ia the aam.ristra-
tian Of justice, ths tolerance OF religion, TIE
educational aysfem, and the financial lev!es
OF the empire He offered a nohly sacred asy-
lum TO the refugees OF Hungary, and rather
than violate 8 Mahomedan's traditional hos.
pitaiity, ran the risk OF = seriocs war. For
the last ten years Of his life he has been de
strcy!ng his nerve and brain by dissipation;
and his long pected death has at last come,
As Lha result OF thai course.
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Subscribers to the Dispatca win Observe the
GROSS EARK On their papers " Aen aheir sub
scriptions arc about 20 expire. These w no
wish 70 renew viii forward the amount, or
the papers viii De stopped a. the close OF lhes
term for which they Eaye paid.
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RUNAWAY9.

- $40 REWAR D.-Rsa ewsv. scpe "a
In juas iaat, my NEGRO MN, SAN sE1
NWAsEIsGrog. Thsy vsfs seen with sorss
Of the Vol r'ear coinpaalss, goiag 10 the
Xa direction fr n Richmond 20 York own
Washington Ia .rite bsssx, ssout i've foes ak
tneses h.En, acd about iws -.ya ysArs o q
sam is a bright mulaI,o, ebeui the .alle age eni
height. will sive go ter the fvery oG ssthes,
JAS. NJ Tailor os, st Richmond. or secured
in any Jail Ia ths stsie, 80 that ssa Set han
ty n--A Ban. J. WitLIAMseS.
A Ran NAWAY-frop. b. ! kadins' b. e
a. yard. in Manchester, on the 18th af Juse. q
RSEuRo BOY. sh. M twsety years old -.
Seid Boy is bisek, vesy ssout br,is, and Ia
IL about i've feet nigh. Hs IL In iehnoaS--
hsa cssn seen f.squs.li7 oa this street, Hia
name Is JACK sInfs, VII! alive xte rewxrd fer
his delivery 30 me. ssaF N. ,. RDDIS3.
jv ll-7tt A s 80 rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-13

TIE LGdies-0ur streets are again begin.
ming to be refuigent with the e!egaa: forms
ana lovely faces o1 our Richmond ladies'
Heretofore the swsrEns OF soldiers in our midst
have p7e7ented their usual pronen sdea, bat
with tie military exodus Of tho last week the
fsir portion of creation have sgain burst the
chrys,lis of retirement, and are fitting like
butterflies aiong our thorough;arss. The Capi-
to! Square especially is lihe Garden Of Eden
on . SMALL scale, barring OF course animals,
'sarplnts" and fg leaves.
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The London Criilc, la y notice Of Mrp. H.
Is. Stoves "Psayi OF Orr's lslaHd," 10 un-
gallant enough 70 say "Mre. Stoves forss Ws
conceive 70 b nisgers-pasls and iMpcsatbts
nlggsrs ~ 49,
The ladies have taken charge az the stokaols
dtssa In ths hospital ct Lsssbuxe. W.