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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

hQAf&-Ths udscesv a the "a ,selnsat;;
IA the DIV Of Elehnond. iwca Of lun eIsssJ
nave sfven as the following statiseics Of we
regiment since the militia Nere ORDERED , az
by the Governors Prcclamasiou Of tho I"'o
of March. .,es ...s
Detailed on Govern meut work. ...'''' g.
loinej volunteer comp Gnies 10 tei vice.. 90
Exempt on account Of ph ysicAl disaoiilty' -
Exempt by having farnished substitutes.. 40
Exempt BY being Oonfed crate states omce q.
0OIoofS. .'''''''''''' -.
Exempt by being foreign subjects. 1900 -
Exempt hy being over forty aye years OF ..
oee......... ..'--..' 49,. - g. ..;....Ss ~
Rxsmp: ~ being employed on rAaIIoaos.. "a "a
Exempt By being Afemen.. 49,. ...-....rf, -
Moved .sAy since rolls were made out ~
Exempt by being city onlcers. ..-........ ~
sent 70 YorR town. .-.-......... 81
Exempt ~ Being employed a nsw1pspsr .,
O0ceS. s''-'''' -
Exempt BY betrg State -encers. clerkss =.
20 .ssv.sssss ss.ss -
Hxsnp t by peipg Bank omcers.. ........a. ~
Exempt by being refugees fro n Maryland
Ros-................ ...-.e.......'.'.. -
Exempt by beipg Apotheoartss-. .-.......: -
sent 70 Camp Lee and absent with and .
without leavo... ....s 80. ......'.'.
Militia o0c0r1 ........ ~ .s...... A
Dxsupt b. Board a. physicians.. ....... y
Rxempt BY Board a. millsf0.....
Exempt BY Board a. ministersof the Cos .
pel. ). ..s... .~.as.s.......... .
Dead. ............ .....-..''..''. ''.'''''''' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

Fond 9.iAy-Joseph Calvin Henry, .
young white man Of unplsasing exterior, With
: fses - sxprsssionlsss - . sust dumping,
whose general dullness was but partially 70
nsved By pug nose Of dininutive ~sise, WIS
Yesterday brought before the Hustings Court,
Jude Lyons, and pat on trial for feloniously,
In January last, near the Old AarketH House,
stabbiug . negro man, belonging to VIM
was prosecuted by L. Tasewsil, for the Com.
uonwsalth, and defended with considerable
ability BY NJ. Lusas, . member Of the Rich-
nond bar. Tho Jury returned from their re-
tireneni with q verdict Of gliity, and two
years imprisonment in the penitsnsiary, In 90
sordanes with which finding the Judge inme-
diatsly passed sentence, and the culprit was
taken to his future place Of abode.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

ApsV Skss~s-Untl noon yesterday the
weather va a. Apriliah ~ any one could desire.
Like an intermittent fever, the rain woa]d
come down and occasionally fall 90 II some
thing important depended on IT. activity, then
II would let up just long enough TO make OF
amples Of many Of the kind hearted and anna
bic of the softer ssx whs would venture ont,
fooled BY the fragrant bIeeass, Aftsr lSnH "a
foll. Shs elemental contest vas forsgons and
ave plaes 10 old Dol. whose hndlisr impulsss
were tsls By all lathe evening the few Asss-
I'M clouds 70 b. ssen in the bright a1are ever
hcsd looked bat - spssks on the horizon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

BatAiaS.-h 10 nearly II not quite time fof
bashsrs 70 commence their ablutions In james
sea bathing 10 out Of the question. The zee
breeze il very good thing in it, way, 90 ID
the brief respite from the cares Of buainsss
which IL necessary to its full enjoyment, but
there are many good things that can be given
the go-by II necessity demands, and the above
In included In that class. The Yankees, how.
ever, have not yet bioekadsd the falls Of james
river, and 1t 10 confidently expected that for
some time to come there will b enough water
In that region to prevent resident sitt1sns and
visiters from becoming ssnAidktss for Asssss.
mont . real estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

Ae4uStted Thomas Rollins, tho white Lad
accused of Al attempt 70 pass . bogus go Con
fedsrats Treasury nots on Mr.. A. B. Clarke,
corner OF Seventeenth and Franklin streets, q
few days .inss, appeared yesterday before
fore whom he underwent an examination, aud
was discharged from custody, no evidence OF
felonious intent being produced The accused
only applied to M. Clarke TO change the note.
and did not, we presume, otter 10 pass it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

Msyovs Cssvt-Bus little badness Wa
done In this Court ysstArday. What nssls
there was, Wa dispatched withs celebrity that
argues good results in future, for II 10 Hoto-
tous that the Court prsddsd over BY HIS
Honor 10 By no means faee In getting to Q de-
jim Butler, De negro, vsswhippsd and eat
% jail for converting 70 he ~. ass : esspse,
sssk belonging 10 ! Ssliov.dssksy%,A- Rill
tvhis. ls9slsJ was required 70 glvs eSsn1isy
D. asll1iaiaf Md sdbAfy nsnbeu Of dc
eolsssd faAsinays ssA ehr6s psCvss, Who III
trespasoed With les - ~ pRomlses Of HAUu
= c., were esdsFs1tp Is whpHd
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AZ "u11sgAL AAoAlHE."
4 recent letter from the Peainsala % Q

4 recent letter from the Psainsaia 70 Q
Northarn psrsr sayss e.
II satanic smartnew can b Of any sarvsce
% the enemy In killing OF our troops. they
are not Want ting tho article. To-day q large
shell vas picked mp BY MAJ. Sea, 4, ofths l9.h
New York voiuntesrs, evlEeins . climax q
sarpassipg any prior revelation In this Mns
A. the aheil hid not exploded II wes deemed
prudent 70 handle II eautiously. Hp-oved 70
s. an internal machine OF the 1rst watsr -
Tho TOP Of the plunger extending ho,ond the
surface more than 10 usual execlt0d susplc or.
and instead Of unloading II In the ordinary
Way-by sorow1ng the pi unGeR-tAe contents
Il q; &.
between the plur ger. containing We caH ana
the plate on VII On itstrtkse, cotton had been
Introduced. thus preventing ceucuesion and
eonseqa sn! exploaioa whsn the ANAL struck
On ths ode OF tbs plangsr place had hssn
Alsd IN and filled With matches communios-
Dag wAsA The powa.s. % 1,t y s.ec.swtns
The friction, cAusipg the ahels 10 explode
Who &iN not sAy that this Wa a internal
Machine OF the 1fst vatsr. and that the toll.
Ing Of DIE enemy IN thetr diaboltcal Purpooa
Was most sorsunat<f need not add 0As ouJ
men In the handling and unloading Of shsos
dangerous missiles have received q Lesson
whose teaching il not likely 10 b neglected
In future. A word more about shells Ons
quarters hat had been thrown 81 . mortar
It was big fellow. no less than eleven
inches In diameter. II struck about 1lsy
yards nom Aliens batt0ry, burying itsslf cd
feet IN the ground Fortunately its contents
0ssed cut before striking. % that NO damAGl
yAsKls Aeoosss % TU .vlAA.xIAx Rsous
Ths French war steamer Uatinss, which
W1s anchored near the Monitor Whou IN
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Ygws yson rls 1spslAL ,l,,,
The Oharlsst CoS,t~, OF the 1lu :.
pu blishes the following:


1t Wa rumorsd In NoIf3lk, Hupdsy
In Intelligence from ne Hentn sala had S,,,
esivsd 70 the eject that Gen. Maerudr
received severe wound In the rish, h
that one Of oar batteries on York Rive
been silenced, and that two O. the ers
gunboats bad been sank BY ahos frcu
Euus.
The Day BSo1 gives the above simpl,
rumor. without In anywtss vouGhins 70,
AIR tnA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

). Lieut. HTsev. d Georgia eesaas sil 9
&e asis ., Ys(13lay.l - ks.ia &1IksGI
1eeNburg, e route ~ hous.
Ter aeg:h OeAslisA O0pventlon ss.Asssn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

DsPasA OF YovssAL1.-1ossy .sI :
coast Ter Is great ws1crtaae 70 - H
or NOT 20 have capital ssecih 70 s''s
IL emselv ~ As sheiE O1tset u Ne II . 81 =
comfoy table DaslEess, Tnis 10 -
action. 20 far from povsrty being -
tnus 10 them, u Vs nay ledge from
every day hsheld. Is - rally . slesssls
cha1 % 10 more than ten TO oce agAis"
Sho atafta With q fortune,
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These officers are diligently hunting up tn
fsw delir ausnts who ARE unaecountsd Tor.

SesrA Ssrv;ss.-Attention 10 called 70 the
notice Of Captain G. C. Callan, who sdver-
tisss for good, reliable. and Trustworthy men
TO eu3seS In the above service. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

sassnsa ms fnn ssss, A. .o,-<
gS'oa ~ nosolh d, lo,A, A. III
The sssaA0 Answ ssrfvsa NsIA (
kringipg . DuDae Of our ver.s ~
Yankee Ifieensfs, nsmhsrs - /" 81
ninth New Yorn reg nsnt. 81, ~.
i.loo poands Of ammuni.ion ana
sw ...S = Soa:: S e ,sposad Ao~iss.r
We gAtAorod ne following p.,.
ssyerel aboard The bat, w nueslsn
in the 6GAt: VIM to
The action began az tve,v. A.
point TWO miles north Of Sonth seioct
our forces had proceeded Tor Nm %'i's W
attacking the enemy. "s pury.
O0H Iorce 0onststed Of ok cou
% 0eoreiA regiment ana ncaacSaliss
lsry. The com paniss VEN ~. . ~
Whole numosr Of mon On On. Isi, Y
set down at from three 70 A.: .aes =
Ths cnemy's foros, By thar - s.oM
tnIocgA ne prisoners eaptnr~n
:tseo1 OF nys rsgtnents x~sS.,C
NV !ors. (kouaVssJ SS,h ~ vi
AaVnne; An PsnasyIvaa,s, ~. .@t
seste, ana z New Hamno .si.n -
eo ,HH HHo "a SIg. -0sn. ksno -
r os.sAe issted until N o,o,o.s
~. ssr,. .~av vers ordAred % IN
~. As1 ~ aen9snts at ocvtA nni.
- ~ Sooo oro0. The s1eNv.N
w sOene, bat during the ,,soI
e.. . as :siieken, And hastily dscss
fal were they OF eur proVS~ fss ao n
Ned, thsy borned the bridges sit.s y
prevsns successful pSrsIit ue<
Inc Casualties on our ode ars ~ =
Ing OF six killed and about tvenfv.a
81. The enemy's loas n yerv rSyvsG
not be arrived at With certainty. n. ~
were . number Of graves. and sm.
ore with headstone n arksd .A1isx
There 10 reason to believe. ron 49,
ments OF the prisoners, tAat thsv ~
OF thsi1 omoers and hon Ill q hss.
able % gather, II y probable thai h.
mert We gave yestsrdsy Of Their Ia.
eight or nine hundrsd-will provs corr
YIws vaon rls 1spnlA PIN,
The Oharl sston CoS,fev, OF the aln =.
publishes the following:
Capt. KroeG, Mr.. Dsquar, ana tn 4
prt. oners captured by the Fsdsr,I. ~
time sfuce, have been released b. ~
U0m. dupont. They reached o. psr's \.
Saturd ~. and this city Sunday nonIs,
The Federal reporsof the bomberdns
Fort Pulaski states that ~ Of thel, an, !,
Der were killed. and bat one Of IL s,-
Of the fort. The fort WAS sAsllsd IN,
weakest side The walls were not brS,
a. reported BY the Savannah paper, n
garrison were completely shsllsd oS,s
llremendous IRE brought 70 bear upor
The Eederais ridiculed the fact Of Il.
fsdcrate garrison At Fort Pulaskl sII.3
Them to erect their batteries % near ~
and At such commanding positions
Capt. Magrsth and son tney iassni Ill
prisoners.
were nearly ready with which ana.
force Of %, 0C0, assisted By their o,s,, !
b9ats, they designed to attack Ohss~s
They assert that they receive the San
papers nearly every day. sos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-23

usEI Usask-W1 Z 1own0 b . ~
uE1nilbA be1uu elllaa Npee e4l0s ~ ~
sllen1 hsA.id8 q -. AQ. Tie ezaGni
pssl6n sAkss plsss an o'aSosk. u shs oRv
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

RELIEF HALL, no. So PRINCE ST.
T DESIRE 80 inform my friends and the pub
L lie. that have leased the above named Hall,
and will op II therein OF the FIRST OF SEP
IFMREk DAY SCHOOL FOR Boys
All the branches necessary to the requirement
ct q good English education will be taught, and
instruction. III Latin and French also, will be
given. For Tuition III English Banches and
Mathematics, the charge will be S. per quarter
TOR lnstructon in Latin and French SloO per
quarter Tor each, extra. The charge OF ~ per
quarter applies t. those only, who enter 1or the
entire season; those who en.er BY the single
quarter will be charged 50 For further parrlc-
uIarS apply at No. re hing street.
j. RANDOLPH BUSuBY
From q thorough acquaintance with the 3 5i:',
ties and requirements OF Mr.. j. (. BUSHBl
who was Connected with this school Tor four
years So 4 student, and Tor tour more AS 3 teach
cr ct Mathematics. | can confidently recon-
mend HIM to the public as faithful and COM
petcnt instructor.
RICHARD /. CARNE, JR.
St. Johns Academy, Aug I'd, 1862
Aug 25-lW
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SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents FOR the sale
w Ola new and very superior brand Q! ( A u
lAI WASHING SOAko, which we WISH to
introduce in this market.
Our customers will consult their interests By
using these SOAPS. We have III store IA our
SOAPS. VIZ: Brown Windsor, White do, ho~
ney, Glycerine Almond, Silver, W bate ano
NJ oGtled Cxstie, Transparent. IL Balls and Bars
also Soap Powder, Concentrated Lye, &c, &C.
tor sale By LE~:DbhAILh c. ~.
: mo 81 Nos 5 and + Sc"th Fairfax street.
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j his soIloal, on Monday. Septem Ser 1st, ises,
1t the hall Of the Hydraulion Engine House.
The course Of study will embrace the usual
English branches, Mathematics and Latin, at
charge Of s. per quarter Of eleven weeks.
Those unacauainted with the teacher
ferled to the following named gentlemen:s
Rev. DR.. Harrison, Alexandria. Va.
Rev. 9. c. Biting, do
+, l.. Carne, Jr., do
4. II. Lambert, DO
James EntWisle, DO
r. L. Rrockett, Lihertytown, Md
Sylvester Scott Boston, hl;2ss. aug 26--5t*
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HNHE INVENTIVE y III ii ANN AL SEES
/ olUN OF the 81. JOHNS ALADEMI
Will commence on Monday next. Septt mDer lst
at the EclecClc Academy building, no. = orth
Columbus street, next to Christ church Lecture
room.
Persons wishing TO enter their sons or wards,
will please leave their names at 40. % hing ST.,
or Cali at the Academy during the present week.
The progress Of the student, his 1alr competl~
ton lur TIE school honors, and the lessenlns OF
the teachers Labor, VIII al be promoted BY hls
attendance on the day OF opening; and a dedu g
tlon from the bulls Is, therefore, made IL taVoc Ok
those VINO attend during the entire session OF ten
mon lbs.
rHARGES:
For tuition in Engllsh and Mathematics
for quarter OF eleven weeks ...:.......,....S6 90
Greek Latin and French each, ~ a quarter
extra RICHARD J.. CAhAE, JR.,
aug 26-eo3t% Principal.
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JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
WAS CUNSTANII>I on hand :; large assert
meut OF FdMILI GROCERIES,, consist
inc Of BACON, OF I'LL kinds; FLOUR BY the
hurre or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CURRANTS, KAlolAS, PRU MES, FIGS,
SAKDlNKS, &c, &c, to whicn he Invites the
u cl.1g:un ot custnMers. nt -
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Ii B L L I I Il 4 l. l.
GRAND RE- q PENIN G.!

The Citizens Of Alexandria Gre informed that
this popular place OF
RATlONA A n S Z N L IT
will reopen on Monday tnight Septe"sber lsf
under h. former successful management OF
PERCIVAL, PARKER & CO.,
now in the Northern Cities engaged IN organ
ling erprssSty .1o7 this place, one OF the
L4AGAST AND MOST 4l1hAc1jF.E COMPANIES
ever placed upon the stage Of q Concert Hall
Everything available II the way o.
TALl.NT AND BEAUTY
will be secured, thus enabling them to pre-
'''' SUCCESSION OF NOVELTIES,
Unsurpassed IN
VARIETY AND QUALITY.
ny For parlicu.,..S see bis Of the day
aur Ii
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o,>I ,rfr,ts lax
shaI Uon2 ~ ~ 2S'1,o ~, nnon 1hc duties
rotary q = ~, r., yrho,c name
Of the oI'ce l';o "o'-:'-> .;,,,,.,tol provlsf
a"e hereto &peli !o,' az a,1 will u,;th
Mr>fais tof t7 c''va''oo .,,,'.,s r. he roc;
oat delay Shly t'1I:L; .1t rt;G;.ata of an-
oa-~ths cI[c":'i 1s1 49,, eh,rgad WIKI the
polnt'nGnC' o1o !; III ,,attars nar-
evil Sn;i ii''&'y "S''.;,'a e 10 ws of t]rn
tanning to me 9Aeo!sl" " oIs Tbev shaII
FEDERAL any ,o''so |I';jr renorfs - this office
make Insmedate5. ana oSSl> 1oko''S - 'A1A' '''''
OF ther p,o;cet5'l,5s ,s11a,l 70 }a+c or
2ND -opec1i s1te n - ~',',e'' ~ .s'' Oh
de5 t:om tG y 81 oc, +;tIolI Enthusiastically
SO A1Su>I -, 9' 1nro .;nn 81 d;<]ovII ,,r1r-
OHer 5or t'se sut,ptr,sso.; " U'. 10y, - n;ta
CO.. WV, - nGn u's. r . raf;nr ,n,I ~
r. Gnty! haSe:&tIho ~ 'I':''.:',5 s'''tS ~
The eXp*natory cItc' W. A'i' 49, * rnto,
03E: Jo i&e q 1ooa'e' HAn5H>g "A zoo1' p'A''''S
3ND-No c1tIz2l snali DC aFI9sCeo upon
ch1rgcs o. d!sIoyalty, or treasonao!e practictes
unless such charges Shall be submitted IN witt
ing AMI ths truth Of the same ;attested1 under
o1th BY The person. ,pTcferrlnS theIi' fotSohS
attach y to their movements, OF for other just
EiG>Gi WA AE'hi'cts A't >o"'1o ''A'''
rhelr cases viii be III lI3, an reports 'rWardcu
70 these tIoadQ iarters Tor IN >ti'1otlons those
arrested being permitted 70 turn!Sh GOO sec'-
vity fer their appearance when Gale tor after
taking the prescribe | cath OF alcgIiancn.
4rH: --PrlSo'!ers vii ne SURRENDERED 70 the
Unite States VI srshal when they are ln:llcted,
anl others Will, with all p4perS ana lnI1rmatlon
concerning them, be handed over to the Com
mAn Ter OF the nearest mlltaly post, when
practca1le, to he forwarded, 1t directed, to
these Hsa Quarters, receipts being taken which
VII be sent to Till; othccr1 County ant city
prison; may be q seq by nrshals II their dis
cretlon, and the keepers Thereon are he!eog or
dcr31 to att ri all t'clIlte' to carry oI5 th';
o.IeF' Persons arTeSte"' "n' are oh'rseo
with having served un1er th3 COME I:ra Z:
H =: n "hetheT II Ine Nintar!, 'o!l.
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WILL resume her SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
w ChILUkEN on 1uesday, lie 10th Sep
telnbcr aud hopes her experience IA teachln5
Will insure her share o public pats onsge.
The sclJorocm is g.bly ellIatea upon
Washington street, No 70, adjoining the 20 o.
which Cnrlst's Church is located.
aug 23--lln
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same will be kept, stating the residence Of the
parties, which will be sent monthly to this Of
fee with the original outh5 and paroles:

TIE Wharf.-The l,iain interest Of the war
now centres il The conflict IN Yirginia, and
most important movements anil battles IRE 60
ing OH daily, We publish The substance Of
what we can collect that appears the most re-
liablebut the accounts as yet, arc nanifcstly
Imperfect, and do net give full or accurate de-
tails. The recent news creates much excite
ment ia Washington,
We laave already noticed the number Of
;contrabands" which have been arriving in
this place, within the last few days from the
neighboring counties. A number have reach
Ell Wa >hington from Aqua creek. They are
represented to be very much frightened at the
late BATTLES which have taken place, and the
military movements.
The regimcntal quirterlna:ter OF tho 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry was arrested on the 25th
tor discrepancy in his accounts.
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II ed.

On the 23l Instant IDA ISABEL, aged s
years. months, and Is days; and on the 2,th,
LILLY JANE aged years and days; chill
dren OF T. O. and Annie Walker.
dearest children thou hast left Us,
We thy loss most deeply fell,
But It's lfod that has berctt rs,
He can ali our sorrows heal
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WENTWORTH SEMINARY,

TOR Young Ladies~-ALBhRI Z. BASS
l. FORD Principal.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed
On Monday, September 18th.
aug 26--Za WLW*
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August Is 1852.
SPECIAL ORDER, M. +.
Hereafter She discharging Of fire arms within
the limits Of this city IS strictly prohibited,
BY order Of
Brig Gen. JOHN P. SLOUGH,
Military Governor Of Alexandria.
Capt J. P. ST. JONI A. A A. General
aug 28-3t
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PAINTS AND OILS.

7 EVILS PURE While LEAD, Raw and
/ Boiled Linseed Oil, Spirits K urpentlne, ano
4uIl Supply Of Colors OF ali kinds recelyeu ana
Tor sale II. Coo0
Wholesale and Retail Drug
y Is >. :sSyss, r., kns; stee15ts
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NJTICE.
L J The copartncrsh heretofore existing be-
tween \. I. GEE and d. b. CANoLL, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent:
d. B. CANOLL,
:. L. GEE
ALEXANDRIA, August y, 1862.
TEVIIE business heretofore conducted by GEE
L & CANOLL will be continued by y. B.
CANoI,L ENoCH SoUTHWELL and A MCCAR-
TER in the name and style Of ID. &. CANOLL
& CO., No. POI King street, Alexandria, V
AUG 2--lW
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4 Circular.
EE..:DQUAR?ER2

~ prh-0sT MARSHAL GENERAL F 'R VIRGINIA.
O9ti1b = WHEELING; Va, August -. l6o-'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-02
nhio Stntc Mcdicnl Socictr.

TuF Annual meeting of the Ohio State Medical
Society assembled at White sulphur Springs on the
l7th inst Some OF the ablest medical men in the
State are said TO have been present at the meeting
DIR. J.. W. Russell, of Mt. Vernon, was elected
r,,-sSsnt for the ensuing year, and Drs. Blackman,
of Cincinnati, B1stler Of Lanca ster Brown, Of
Rcllrfontainc and Southard of Marysville, wec
elected Vice Presidents. Drs. Stevens and Will
liams were elected Secretaries, DR.. J, b, Thomp-
son. Treasurer, DR.. L. Thompson, Librarian. Sew
rral reports ON medical subjects were submitted,
the prize Of a gold medal worth $50 WAS awarded
90 DIR. Il. Culbersou, of GAINESVILLE, for an essay on
the use of apes,hetics in Midwifery and the usual
committees appointed for the ensuing year. The
Society adjourned To meet at the same place on the
sd Tuesday in June 1862, at 10 O'Clock a. VI.
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Home on Furlougli,

AnJuTANr BAIRD, of the 2lst Regiment, came
home on Thursday ast, on furloush visit to
his family. From Mr.. b. we learn that the reg
ment is erjoyiug remarkable good health. 1t is
enctmped at Athens, Ala, aud one Company is
acting in the cap,city of provost guard. So far
save some slight skirmishng, the regiment has
had a very easy time since it entered the three
years service. On the arrival of the regiment
at Athens, considerable trouble was made by
the rebels, but lately the women have relieved
their male brethren of much os their onerons
duties. They are, however, allowed the fullest
liberty of speech and action, by our forbearing
soldisrs. The Adjutant will return to his regi-
ment in the course of ten days
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-02
A Merry Time.

ONE Of the attaches Of the Joen0l office, attend
cd little social gathering at the house Of Mr.
George Powers, ON Friday evening last, and from
the report given, we should judge they had quite
a merry time. The party assembled to eat straw
berries, and il those uscioUsly sweet and gigantic
berries sent Us, were sample of those they par
took of, we do not wonder ,ha, they enjoyed the
eating Of such delicious fruit beautiful boque,,e
Of flowers was presented I'VE win not say TO WHOM,
bat we have the happy satisfaction of knowing it
was trausported") by Miss MARY RoRINsoS, ar
raussa-by herself aud eulled from the fine flower
beds Of Mr. PowERs. of course the one into
whose hands it fen, feels truly grateful. There
werc also several other pretty boquecs, very taste
fully put together, 10y the amieble daughters OF
Mr., r., which beautifully adorned the parlors, aud
We should not be surprised to hear Of their mysier-
ious disappearance, as they were watched with
anxious eyes by two OF three different persons
"whom respect ior their families iorhids rs men
tioning here" yet should We hear Of there being
soa sss we certainly will have to repou them. All
ars reported 20 have epjoyed themselves greatly
and at late hour, and aiteg polite invitation L
call again," our informant left.