The Daily Dispatch: July 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Mastered in.

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Fifteen Dollars reward.

Ten Dollars reward.

Runaway in jail.

Runaway in jail.

Notice to our Subscribers.

Send us the news.

Bad Times at the North .

Official report of a Skirmish — Improbable statement of an Indiana Colonel .

The New York dry goods , trade.

Death of Charlotte Bronte 's father.

The blind in Ireland

Destructive fire in Centre Wheeling .

Reconnoissance by rail.

A tragedy in Missouri .

Angel Calderon de la Barca .

The Read shell.

The last Brilliant achievement.

Barbarities in the Northwest .

"War to the Knife ."

North Carolina State Convention .

Economical Independence and Wealth of the South .

The schooner Tropic Wind .

Another Resignation.

Yankee corn on Georgia Lands.

The defences of the Mississippi .

The Piratical fleet.

From Alexandria .

The Engagements at Aquis Creek — a gallant defence — Hishly interesting statements — the results of the achievement.

The Read shell in the fight at Bethel .

A Slap at Gen. McClellan .

Vandalism in Northwest Virginia .

Hessian Villainy.

Attempt to Assassinate.

Five hundred Dollars reward.

Destructive fire.

Mayor's Court , yesterday.

Reported death of a citizen

Hospital at Masons' Hall , 25th street , Church Hill .

Interesting from the Potomac Division .

Desirable thing.

Attention, friends of liberty!

A Sorry spectacle.

Reading matter for the soldiers.

Bowels cut open.

Election of an officer.

Getting better.

Marriage licenses.

[from our Special Correspondent.]

A man cut to pieces by a mowing Machine.

From Petersburg .

The remains of Louis Philippe .

Activity of the slave trade.

Honors to a French author.

Cobb 's Legion .

Man sold for Vageancy.

From Fortress Monroe .

Annexation by England .

Death of a Sister of Charity.

Cavour 's will.

Southern markets.

Wouldn't Unscrew any more.

The French vintage

Queen Victoria .

Death of a celebrated opera singer.

The Queen of Spain .

The Boot and Shoe trade.

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Mastered in.

--The Gards Lafayette, the fine company that arrived here from Mobile two weeks since, were mastered into the service of the Confederate States yesterday.--The Gards, mostly composed of citizens of French birth, are armed, with Minnie muskets, which they know very well how to use. The company holds a prominent position among the Mobile military.

The Daily Dispatch: July 2, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 2, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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