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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-15

SERVANTS FOR HIRE

DAPER-We have on hand the following kinds
Of PAPER, all Of which is OF the best quality
VIZ:
BLANK BOOK PAPER.
Imperial siAe, 20 reams, at SIS per reani
superroyal size, ~ reams, at 500 per ream
Double Fiat Cap size, 20 reams, at $50 per ream.
Medium SIZE, 20 reann, at ) Is per ream
bemi size, Sd reauis al $40 per ream
Single Flat Cap size, iJreams. at $50 per ream
WRITING PAPER.
Cap, 300 reams, at S25 per rean.
Letter 200 realms, y; ss5 per resIn.
Note, 100 reans, at SIS pc! reain.
PRINTING PAPERS.
GO realms, varying In rIice agreeable to size
quality. weight, and color
E9' All the above Papers were purchased for the
Of thasl Confederate aud State Governments in
Guiding regular customers. II will be made
into BLANK BOOKS, or printed to Mi their orders
only. fly Ii II RICHIE a DUNNAVANT.
A TTENTION, WILLIAMSBURG aud Sur.
~ geons OF the Army and Navy desiring to sup.
DIV themselves with SH0uLDERSTkAPS,A AR
CHEERS STARS, GENERALS WREATAS; aud
Their emblems of their rank will do well 70 call on
Miss K SEMON, No. SO East Main street. near St.
Charles Hotel, (up stairs Always ON hand Cord
and Tassels, embroidered and stamped Shoulder
Straps, medical M 81 worked aud embroidered
Stars, gilt Sword knois, (sonlething new and q
variety OF other articles too numerous to mention.
Miss X SKNON,
lt-la' No. % Easl Main street.
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ApJUTANf AND IssP. GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, July li,h 1852 [
TNO OFFICERS ENROLLING C0NSCRIpTs
Agreeabiy to General Orders, No 20. cuu,n,
series this day published, you required 10 ar
rest all deser'eTs, and under certain ercurisa,t.
ali persons absent from the army without lpaee
The public welfare requires you to discharge tb,a
duty, and the important duty Of enrollip,
conscrpts, with the utmost activity, and vi thorI
fear favor or affection
Our capacity to improve the brilliant victoria,
now faroring our arms, depend mainly upon your
exertons to ill the ranks of armies.
IL you are Jealous and active, we shaIl make orr
enemy taste the bitterness Of war; If you are neg
l,ent we shall continue to witness It's ravaees ~,
our own soil.
BY command Of the Secretary Of War
lSignedl 3. COOPER.
Adt and Insp. General
Official: JNe. WiTHERs, Asst Adjt Genl
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A BLACK HORSE, belonging to Brig. General
BRANCH, and ridden by his Aid Camp at
the battle of Ganes's Mill Friday, got loose and
ran off when TIE rider was wounded. Behind the
saddle were strapped pair of u S. blankets.
light coored india rubber coat and an oil cloth
The horse is of good size and PAGER. Any iufor-
nation which will enable the General TO recover
him. will be thank fully received and liberal
ward will be paid iv l3-3t+
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y the Editor a lie Dispatch will please
- foiorGn his readers that Capt >nIfHS CARD
Of yesterday. will not he noticed except to say that
there Is not word o: truth IN H. lar - i relates
& 20" ". Ii. COFFIN,
ly i0--It- Surgeon il Charge.
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Z n E&TRAE.--Tahen NJ on Friday morning,
a about , O'clock, on l7th street, dark bay
HORSE. with three white feet and in fu:e bead,
some j. hands high, large bushy tail. and thick,
h"av; name. The owner will come forward, prove
property. Jay charges, and take him away. For
Information apply to Mtusiieli Batter, 18th and
Dock streets.
1T RAW STITEH,
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~ +. CREESiIAW, LIST 1t, Go. l., Sd Georgia
II regiment, wounded in the late battles near
kichmcnd is supposed TO be at some private resi-
dence at of the hospitals In this city. Infer
nation of his whereabouts will be thankfully
ceived by LIZ l5-lt'l LEWIS y. CRENSHAW.
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Of N. r. LITTLE
] JOHN. 9Th S. G. Reg't, who was wounded on
the 9Th Of June Any one knowing his wherea
bouts win please let his brother, in law, H. NJ TUR-
NER, know at this office. iy Is IT.
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>. IL. IIH Dt.RtA
JAS. DIN WIDDIE,
4, q DtDD
It. >. DIbD,
Va BATTERY, Sth Brigade Eweli's Division

fEFWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Lost on
1 the battle field. near Crews farm, on the LIST
of July, a larg, dark bay HORSE, with quilted
saddle. bride halter and overcoat. will pay the
above reward to any one who will deliver him 10 Mr.
A. RICHARDS. on Franklin steeet. near the Old
Market NJ. Walden.
iy3-J' Third Virginia Cavalry
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NvThAYED-From the subscriber, Baker st
/ : near Brook Avenue, on the 9th inst. light
bay HORSE. with blaze face and white hind feet.
he had halter at the time he left will give
Il liberal reward for his return 10 Henry Lambert,
Stall Nc. -, Old Market, to ne, Baker street.
IL ll--.}t H. LAMBERT
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~ MESSE& EDlTORS:-I noticed in yes
D~S tc,<iays issue notice of Mrs. Grcenhow,
who was SO long immurcd in prison in Washing, on.
beg leave to mention lady who also has in
eminent degree distinguished herself by her assdu
cas- and unwearied excrtions in behalf of our sick
ana wounded soldiers. and who also suffered from
the base granny Of Yankee power. This lady is
Mrs BaNLEY, aud TO her the South owes q deep
and lasting dobt Of gratitude.
iy iJ--ltt BALTIMORE
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INFORM NATION WASTED.-rrivstc u. s.
WRIGHT Go. 4, N. G. Troops was sent to some
hospital in Richmond about four weeks since, sick.
His mother is greatly distressed a. moi hearing from
him. Any information concerning him, through
the Post Office or left ut Msyo's Warehouse, Rich
nond. will be very thankfully received.
IL l5-ot~ las I, SCOGEfN
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DOARDINC.-Th Or four small families can
ID BOARD, with rooms, in a private family
bu.ns OF the rooms furnished, If desired Terms
rcasonabio The house is located ill "a pleasant
healthy, ard quiet part of the city. Address by
note, IL. c." Dispatch Office, giving full names.
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l oST Or OLEN.-so!ue one took last even.
! ing. from the arm OF my little daughter near
Canal and 9Th streets one OF a pair Of GOLD
BRACELETS or AKMLETS. with red coral set
in it. ] viii pay reward greater than the value
of it, 10 recover it,
jy ll--3tt A. JUDSOE CRANE,
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GENERAL HosFirAL, c. S. A.,
Richmond. July II, 1862.
v, THANKS 70 Miss c. AISLE BRANCH, of
- ChoS'e rtci,, for articles 10 the wounded of
th> hospital Also to III. DABNEy.
" il--lt- j < DORSET
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kNTRAY EDFrOm ny residence in Rockets. q
! large red BUFFALO COW. with small knot
on her right Jaw. aud small bite spot IN her fore
head. | viii &,iva liberal reward for her delivery
to in Rockets.
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NJ Office Delinquent consumers of Water In
| Y MONHllt. AND hnreh,: II tifiel that Il

ENARMVILIE FEMALE COLLEGE, The next
session VIII commence October LIST, 1862 Lo.
Gated IN faie quiet and healthy place, offers SUI
peror facilities tor thorough and polite education
The lowest possible rates will be maintained For
particulars, address
GEO. La MONTE, A. NJ presi
Nv I:J-:,.- Earmyil,e Va
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BAYLOR SFURfL.

ESSTRAY MAKE-Was taken mp on the ith Of
r. July on Broad street, a cray MARE. about 9
years old, small snag her tore leg. The owner
viii please come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
JOHN BUTLER.
18th st. between Msifshall and Eroad
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WANTED TO KNOW.--Apy Information
w to the whereabouts of 1T y. 7. CRES-
SHAW and Private JOSEPH 9. ELDEN, of Com.
panty L. Sd Ga regt both wounded in the battle of
Tuesday, the LIST inst will be thankfully received
Address the undersigned, corner Clay street and
Brook ayenie, care of Il. w. OHM.
J. J. MCREE,
jy lj-2t' Capt. Co l., Sd Gu. Regt.
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NEGRO BOY CYRUS MlSSlNG.-Got separa
= ted from me on July 9th, near the battle field
Thursday, July LIST. my hoy CYRUS. aged about
% wears about 5 feet or inches high, black and
stout, well formed, rather grum disposition. | will
pay suitable reward if delivered at Kent & Paiues
Hospital, to DR.. NLWTON.
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UST-Fiom Room 10. IS, American Hotel CT
! 4 stolen by some one, a GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN, Wednesday last. very handsome re-
ward Will be given it delivered at this Office, to
the Clerk Of the American Hotel. 1t is n family
menIentO and one OF value iy l2-3t'
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TAKEN up. near Williamsburg road, below
Richmond a small roau MARE, which the owner
can get by proving property and paying tor this
advertisement. LIEUT.. =. II. MCcRMAN,
~ - ~ Mooru,an's Battery, Hugers DIV.
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ATRAYED OK STOLEN From bidney.a small
= dark bay MARE. with Confederate mark
-. :. C." reward OF five dollars will be given
for her delivery to me- AZ the Ntsham House, i'll
Sidney Iiy il-t WI EELIEY
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NIFTY DOLLARS X Il W A X D.-Strayed or
Il stolen from my camp, about one week ago.
II dark brown HORSE, thick set, with very heavy
name aud tail, one white foot, and has left eye in
cured by recent blow. | will pay the above re-
ward on his delivery to me at kempers lst brigade,
Longstreet's division, near Darbytown road.
AKTH. J.. ROGERS, Captain
iu IS-5Lt C0nd' LnuInIn Artillery
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LOST, 6TnAYkU, Ac.

1--WE DOLLARS REwARD.---Lost. on Friday
or Saturday last. my CERTIFICATE Of ex-
einpton from the transcription Bvl," any one find
ing II aud returning IL to this Office will receive the
above reward and cblige.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-15

IHOUN D-By II boz of rlne, n case of SURGE
r CAL. INSTRUMENTS The owner can get
them by calling at my residence, in Roc&etts.
iv li-itt j. L, cATEbp
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~ J. K A l. D.-S20 REWAHp.-Straved from
= camp. on the 18TH June, dark bay HORSE,
mod rate lie; good form and nIer some white spots
about his back; lett hind foot white, with the hair
slightly OF each side white about his face
The above reward will be said II he is delivered 10
me. JOHN L. WILKINS
jy l1:i" Company G, ri Va. Cavalry.
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DOOTS AND SH0ES.--lW pair AEWED
ID BROGUEs; 10 pair stout BOOTS, home
made suitable for cavalry use. Also lot OF Misses
Cloth aud Morocco CATERS aud BOOTEES, with
and without heels in store and for So at the low.
est posaihle prices. JOHN 7. KICKS,
jy nSs' Cary street, bstw. 18th and l3ih
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f1fEN DOLLARS EEWAkp Iahon from nv
house, near No. battery the roai that
leads TO the Gakwuod Cemetery, on Church Ill.,
a small iron gray HORSE. with IL scar across the
right thigh, just below the root OF the TAIL aud
when taken the right hind shoe was off ANY per
delivering the said horse will receive the re-
ward stated above. The horse is six years Old.
" lJ-5tt GEORGE NJ BATES
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WANTS.

VITANTED- TO RENT--A good and comfort
w able HOUSE. with a good lot, cow house
and stable attached, without furniture, for which
will pay very liberal price. The rent viii he paid
In advansc. Refers to w. i,ootright, Mathews e.
T..iSar!ake. or Valentine Wnfree. The house must
be on Shoekoe HILL
iy LITE r. FLANAGAN
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TSTRAY-B Brought tn the Tarih IT J. A. co
II. WARDIN, Grove Road, by servant a
MULE. which the owner can have by application.
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INTOXICATING eitizens OF Richmond is respect
\ fully informed that The May ors Court, for the
tlial of civil warrants, will be held every alternate
THURSDAY, commencing on thursday, 18th
of July, 1852 The High Constable be found
al his cid office In the Wing building, and will at
tend promptly to all business intrusted to him.
y l4---N
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OST. $50 REWARD -Estrayed, from the
1 camp CT the Sd regiment of VA. Cavalry, neA
TIE White House, on tue 18th day of thi. month;
(JGy) Il dark bay NAME, with two white hind
feet, tail rather shout. will give the above reward
tor tie delivery o the sail mare to me at tho camp
OF tie Charlie City Cayai1y, on the Williamsburg
road, ;bru. two miles " law Richmond
EDW D L. CHRIS rIAN,
iy is-Gtv ri Rect -, Cavalry
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LNFrY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will pay the
4 above reward for the apprehension and dsliv-
cry TO me of each of the following named deser,srs
of Capt. Andrew J. Richardson's eompany "a
ed regiment Virginia volunteers, viz. WM b.
MOSS aud JACKSON MURROW, supposed to bs
at or hear their homes in the lower end of Flu
wanna county, and ROBERT J. FOSTER. sup
posed TO be in the lower eud of Louisa
Lieut. MN. J. SIMS.
Cong Co. A, 21d Reg. Va Vcls
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CTRAYED OR SToLEN-From my residence,
/ on the north side of Marshall street between
Foushee and Adams streets, TWO SIIoATS, about
months old, one sandy coiored boar, the other
3 white sow shoat For their return l will pay a
liberal reward For the thief who has my sons
BULL TERRIER PUPPY Joe" lost few days
since, (f stolen if arrested and put in my custody
/ will pay $50, and the sum for the two shoa's
As many deprehatonS nave been committed up
here state for the benefit of all who have trespass
ed or may desire to do So that during the day am
absent, but they will find me or my authorized
agent at home from O'Clock L. n. to o'clock A.
NJ, armed to the teeth, by which l mean a double
barrel shotgu and two Colts J-shooters -one long
range, the other u belly borer at short range
~ l2-3t' JAS +. GODpIN.
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NOriCE--lie EXCHANGE BANK or VIR.
! \ GINA will resume ats business at lis Banking
noase in Richmond, on Monday, 2l.t last Paper
Acd tor collection and under discount PAYABLE be.
fore that day NAY be found there. The Board of
Directors will meet on Wednesday 10Th inst, and
regularly thereafter
~ l5-2: w T. STEOTUEY Cnsh.r
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INFORMATION WANTED-As 10 t!le wiierea
! bouts of Keneth Wicker WIN McCullocs, J. ID
Ailshburn J l. Cox, Alex McFalter, VIM McCauley
Dennis Carr, J j Sinclair, WIN May Buchanan.
A J Mashbrrn, Company II, 3Oth North Carolina
regiment. Address through the Post Office,
Capt l.. l.. WICKER,
iy l5--lts Company II. 30th y. G. Reg't.
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NTANTED-A young man to act ~ CLERK
w and Superintend the Dining Room OF the
Franklin House. One who Is not subject to mill
tary duty can find situation by applying to
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THNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen,
1 from Battery No 3, near Richmond light
sorrel HORSE with white spot iii his forehead,
and one on his side. The above reward will be paid
for the return Of the Horse 10 the Battery, any
information OF his whereabouts, to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-15

My SON, JUNIfS H. WIrHERSPO0N, com
wi pany G., nth Georgia Vols severely
wounded in the battle OF July ls'.- aud whose leg
WAS ampuiated thereafter on the field, and then
started to this city on July 18th. Any information
as to his present whereabouts aud condition will be
thankfully received by the unde rsigned. his father
u. this Office. q. q. WlTHERSPOON.
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OST-F,om camp below Richmond, on oh in
i 4 slant, one small bay HORSE, with old scar on
Forehead left fore knee slightly enlarged. Also, II
bay MARE ) years old, tail eaten oft by muses.---
The above animals will be returned to
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEf.
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or for any purpose, In either case, than that such
plate plates shall be used for printing Ofsuc Uts
bonds coupons, other securities, part or
psrts thereof for tue Of the United States shall
engraved after the similltude any plate from which
any such notes, bonds coupons, Other securities,
or any Tart paFts thereof shall have been printed
with intent snch plate plates, OF cause or
suffer the TO he used, in forging or counterfeit
ing any such notes bonds. coupons, ether securi
ties or any part or parts thereof Issued Aforesaid
shRl have in his custody possesAion any Dlahk
note notes, hood or bonds coupon or coupons' OF
other security securities engraved and printer az
ter tile slmiitude Of any nuief, bonds coupons, or
other sscuriteH, Issued aforesaid with intent to
sell or otherwise the satnei or II person sliall
print photograph In any other manner execute or
cause to be print d. photographed, OF In any manner
executed or shall aid In printing, potosraphing, or
or impression, ia the likeness imilItude Of any
such notes, bonds coupons. other stcuritIes, or
any mart or parts thereof except for the ofthe
United States and by order ofte proper Otcor there
Of shall Tend or sell any such engraving, photo
graph, print, or other Impression, excerpt TO the
United States, shall bring TITO the United States
from any fUTeign place any such engraving, hoto-
graph, print, other Impression for the purpose Of
vending selling the same, except by the direction
Of some proper Officer Of the United States shall
to the making Of such notes, bondseoupOns, or other
securities, aud similar to the paper upon which any
such notes bonds coupons, other securities shall
lave been issued, with intent to use such paper
c0unteFfeitng any Of the notes, bonds coupons,
other securities, issuedR Aforesaid every such per-
son 80 offending shall be declined guilty OF felony,
and shall conviction thereof, be punished by iine
not excepting five thousand dollars, and by impril
Onnient aud confinement 10 hard labor not exceed
Approved, February %, 1852.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
BOUNDED, lss
Loo TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRFleS-Stn.
ITIMOR Mn

Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChaFIeS-Stn.
BALTIMORE, ND.
TINHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THM MOST
Il prosperous aud hOnrishng condition. Twice du.
ring the last two has Il been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the
cTeasing number OF students EepFesontinR nearly
every State In the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desrably located buildings In the city. The rooms
are eonmodiousiy arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to younR
men desiring TO qualify Themselves properly tor tho
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtaIh
Thorough Practical BsineSG EdUedfiOa generally ara
in any particular, by any similar Sstah
lishment in the United States.
FACULTYS
K L0SIRR
Principa-LectureTO the Science OF Accounts Com
ln0rc0, business Customs, etc,
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of eSuipR
and Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor OF Ook-KsspinE.
Professor Of Business and ornamental PSnmAnshIp.
g 7. WILLIAMS. ESQ
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RHv. L. YRA9Rs REESE, D. D.
Lecturer On Commercial BthiOs
TRUSTEES:
Hon Hon J in 2. Reanedy, Hon. Joshua Tansant,
Hon. ThOs Swami, VIM. II. KeEghler EsG .
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The College Is provided with Cos1InsrciSi Library
dents.
Zach Student hSsA desk tO himself, and Il sspa-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
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Thetims4sually reQalrsdt OoOmplstOt the fuuOOurss,
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully OrnAmented Circular oou-
tanning upwards OF sIx SQUARE REET, rOprusentinR the
Exterior and Interior View Of the Colere ya1io1iS
CHARACTERISTIC designs, PenmAnshIp, &e sent by mall
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