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Letter From William +. Sanford.
The following letter from this patriotic aiid emf
u.n;lv r:ir.i citizen a: Alabama spcnks for ITSELF

i
ihe 'o'""'''s t''e' I'"" '' Fa''!"'c '.''u e.'''-
u.n;lv gifted c!::" 4" Alabama speaks for itself:
Far lie KihmomI Enguirer.
Henry 4. Wise In AlabnIna.
GrSrLEMES.-l choose 10 make = plain staielneE;
20 the p,Qpl. Of Virginia, o: the presrn, state Of the
public opinion III Alaiwla respecting the proper man
for the Presidency in iS6l. profess to tHoT Whist
sss l., ~ the ruth. a"l - H"y::. not - tr'Et
rahc OPINION, ni:t I" rr'"Id - cnllI I" io'n tiiy
;ru;lI more !iinn do my iinn Whoever, aud "o"Ii
80. %r'ir down lie y EAe" !. - eN''. '! man 70
niiy dignity Whatever.
That this siHcllrrt may have u" more wciglh tha!
ii entitled 10. and ;ha may h"H. NJ: II 's entitled
e" cho"rr t" max" Il under nv own proper name
an'! 10 DEFY any man "i i;o"' "l;!aci'- :"' S:.:"r
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,,, OF d zine Providence 10 rescu. ,h. nation from
,rh;.b ,rvi,,n i, -, ,,,;r,, - cf rowcr n,
,n;r,.r -; mercy. ar Al .v,,in, sword ni Justice
. :, ,,,nu,rnrut III rrr; r.cli;, n, Eani \ II ranks
p, ,,, .nr,; ,,! IN hear ri hi, e. nn.l catch The
rsho %: i;is wonderful n-ri- nni hasten 20 repeat
.;,, .,;ii The .iiy;ns ;idr- "i :!GmaI nnyur,
n"r. III. highways and III tncF cian!GrclS "n'ese.
j.; tie market riaccs lie is '.bu good king ir.our'
- ,h ,r..,.r-. The - 'iION-UEAKTED,' in rnpsc
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49,, Al; tL,. tr,L.;rr, IN th, uui1n ,nnr0t .lrteat
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bore without re2roach,

h. will lonr remembered hy ali who have ever been adj
n:r,- 10 the privilege nf h acquaintance In p.r>on Of
;, curnanin- figure h. perhaps, with the eIcep-
,on o. Henry Clay the mos, looking man We
ever and haze been told ,ha: his appearance on w
Boulevard, Of Paris during hi, vist 20 Europe some year,
ago never failed - excite uni".rsal attention man Of
ofiier integrity never lls than William Bar.sdae ahc
tic ,nn. which shall mark she place OF his rest n.ea pea"
ro ,- or u:.oneiu-c-,io speak Of h:u !" :he pr"na
-: .: -P'.rl!'s.
The death of General Jo,n H. Cocke "hieh TOOK pace
Lj,c h- sn. on hi. annual yis: ;- sout VII De learn
a r,h General ern-e..on o. .or.o~. Widely known as
ii.rrbIo.t and III. lifelong 3drocaE OF The cause
of..mpeeaace ne had b-rn associated VIZ. some Of the
ond In sim an early ard cnrs,an: friend ami fer many
x..r IN ali. member IL Board o. Iis!.ors. A
iirb,.nrd ,.r,cui:ura!si and pre and hShnlnded
,ren ornr hi. native State and hl, whole country, Gen.
Cooke ha, claims upon the afectunae remembrance Of the
nrr,rnt generation sueh few assert and nn: 10
Virginia alone but throughout The Caion his loss r be
deeply dsp!ursd
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AYR. AND Mrs. NJ. <. ANDERSON
Law CARD.
T.0l:HS A. eS6ICKqS<:ES1

ATTORNEY AND C0CNSELLUR At LAW.
RrLlSvILLE, CARROLL Co, VA
TrENDS regularly the County and Circuit Courts Of
Carroll Hythe Floyd, PULASKI ind adjoining counties
win continue collecting agent for Northern
rchants and all persous who may have business In Car
| ri and adjoining counties. Drc 26-c6m
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nd aND M 'rc ARRIVE, 5000 sides
~ u managed Gather. and the hes, brands
'' winch ! I'll aeu Low for cash or GOOD
! ~add BrsVs, for Dash only,
:; n. DEYERRUY,
No. Ia Cary It,
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HUMANiTT HALE. NC .ADEJl
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. NRcINlA

J.MES C. l,.rsA. NJ, Associate.
yyIHE .x.rises of this will canned the si Of
i JANUARY 166u, and continued at the Grth OF Jane
following
After vacation Of Two months. .S'rcisea resumed
again OIL the lei Of September, and cc'tnuel ton mouths
without nlcrm,sion.
In the government Of the school we sa endeaHoT 10 he
guided by the principles praesrd 60 oS aud successfully
az A teacher by our lSmented fahcr.
The LONG and pkRAASrScr OF oi' su:lon Its
and retired location, tru.t. VII continue to
commend 10 the favorable cOnsderaonof the pubc.
TEhss tFncu l2.u JAsUIRr To ;'ort Jcss.J
board with every necessary, except iShs. SOC op
Tuitien. - ~
Primary -OgisH 9V
Uup..hd Ia advance the balance c the dose Of III.
son .
-lS-CKIrEL itUL Post -nClcr Nov S--ciaw1athIan
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SCHOOLS AND C1LLEGES.

FAIs1IyILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
GHARMflLLE Prince Edward Comfy. Va, OIL the s'n'h
L Side Rail Road, midway brtwra ltciInun1, Peters.
burg and LynchhurE. dea ctull! fea'htul location
The duties nf this excellent aud n"IisinE Srinary VIII
hs resumed MONDAY, NINTH JANUARY. 1864, q! which
tie limited number Of young laG:s VIII 'e received IN
addition TO the present. ulnbrr EarS nrpheatoh -hoH
he made to GEORGE LAalONIE, a NJ,
President.
RKysrrycts -.IIor H. A. Wise lIc3 j. H. Tucker, After
ney General lion James NJ M.soniC. & s: Rev. d. 5.
p"eSet D. D.; Rev. Leo. Rosser, DE- Dec 9V-c6e
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.t,hi. ;r.,;t FIKEINlN.
,ore. No .; ,"',, and sold sl.se and
ices. to-wit ''e '''o" ""S
-nGIcs
,au ServAn,s Shoes
arness Of ertry dsseriph,r
'a;h-r Hose
S-ruws
tDIuf
or plantirivn hands
for Servants
Gle. on hand and for sale, nr Mill
other io' work done TO order, on
10 ppictuaI customers only, on
;n.ry. w:h satisfactory references,
AdhreS 4. N. N1MM0,
and StorS-eprr Va. Pentlentiarv.
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C.S.. fliEEEaEE,
No5 CRAYIEl; STREET, NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
r IBE,L Advances maie Property placed In my
han for Sale-Slavrs-T-xAs. Mississippi nnd Louis
ans La. Bought AMI Sold.
&c 81 JOHNSON, Superintendent, Slave Depot.
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>IY--Dr. T. Z. Clopton.
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The Proposed Corn Exchange.

As our city grows in size, it also increases in
importance. Its wants, moreover, become
every day more numerous. The necessity fol
a Tobacco Exchange was felt much a few
years ago, that one was established. The city
wants a Corn Exchange much worse than ii
ever did a Tobacco Exchange, for the simple
reason that Shockoe Warehouse answered the
purpose Of the latter 10 Il considerable extent
whereas, there is nothing that supplies the
place of the Corn tAchange. The subject
ought to be acted on at once. AS for the place,
that must be left 10 the merchants who VIII
build the Exchange. A writer in this paper
suggested the building lately occupied by the
Messrs. GwATHMEY as a commission house
That is an old stand, in very public place.
adjoining Shockoe Warehouse. There is am
pie ground, and the house will shortly be
pulled down, we presume, as it is already
abandoned. We merely make this suggestion.
There are doubtless other good localities,
though none so good.
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NEW BOOKS AND MUSIC.


NEW Books-Rses eye at ,o,, ,.ron,s
WOODS AND WATERS; OFF or, The I sassn.cs and
lsstIatIcn. on wood. By Alfred B. Street.
THE MSNTtffiAcTURE OF VINEGAR. 1t.
hsS e s ~. ve csss. n
LIFE si', oF y wi Ii "A 7. FoRrER. By Fraao.
AM fttsnSsGG s TOR RG5''ffo5a pouNG FOLKS
sesptfaIy q ot g Sf Grace and
Phihp Wharton. Illustrated, New supply
NESE Isl By Marian Harland. authoress of
ACTS s, 81 .As S BY s's ~ g. 70
nAk Bf BOOK ~ s SR FAM Mf2'f kN5%LEDeE Tor
srt tfs fsGp 81 ANIMAL N LIFE. By Geo. Henry
ME bfSfs fSs' OF THOMAS Hocl, collected.
copies from his own sketches vols. New
RIGHEff AT LAST, and other Tales. By Mrs.
FR ssstiI.. GERMAN. SPANISH. LATIN and
THE { Mill Ii M'u IN TAE Floss. New cheap edi
a IT, sss. of esn.a an s. Gsa
THE R 4 ksLn2 %SD TaE ROVER By Harry
THE A1 peRB;AGcGooN. That old Serpent, the Devil
coming contest among the nations. By u. b.
MAa teesi sie MoNcRlEFFE, the First Love of
AiFG4 EFT 9. Encyclopedias. By
HOME H0Hh ? PAsTihMEs! By J. II. Head. ST. s
EG mfEkS S EEM or 3 eS
hemlah Adams; Q. 4th edition; 7Sc; ,,
AM ' 2sIkIcAN GENTLEMAN's GUIDE TO po-
Likeness AND FASHION. By Henry Lu-
cRiFTiCiL AND MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS.
Collected AID re-puIlished by Thos. Carlyle.
in four volumes, with a portrait. Printed on
The DisEAsfs Of fHE EAR Their Nature.
bsss sn' wh one hundred a'ssSa Gss
A PRAcTic Al. TREATISE ON EuTERIc EE-
A TRfIEas;TGfssE OF MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Theoretical and Practical, and it's Uss IN the
Treatment of Paralysis. Neuralgia. and other
Psff;es p A N p Sis
for the Medical uses IF tlsctIicisy. BY Alfred
rH isi ff!Srl PAPERS. By Hon.
THE Ed WoSb bTslf 20 The Trappsrs of So.
nora. BY Capt. Mayne Reid. illustrated 81 %.
Will ID LIZ r, or EdVentures on the FRONTIER. by
Capt Mayns Reid: Illustrated Sl25.
THE RULES OF EVIDEHSE. stated and Dis
cus.sd by John c Appleto Justice of the su
HAFR iIssT STi'' AND NSRaANS's REPORTS
(Exchequer.) Vol. 4 $3.50.
SrARKlE ON EVIDENCE. Notes by Shars-
wood. Entirely new edition. Sc.
New and large supplies of the very popular Books.
BEULA8. RU rLEDGE. Ell FUREIDIS, and
MARBLE FAWN.
mA- New Books received as soon as pub shed -
Orders promptly attended to ecd forwarded with
dispatch. WEST & JOHNS TON,
Publishers Booksel ers. Srationers, Music
Dealers, and Bookbinders and Blank Book
Manufacturers, las Main street,
an ALT Eagle Snusre
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sEpuCAT1oNAr.

DEv. M. (. MICHELBACHER'S SCHOOL.
N IN the BASEMENT or THE SYNAGOGUE,
On 11th Street, Near Marshall.
The fifteenth session OF REv M. j. MICHEL
YACHER'H SCHOOL will commence on the first
M. NJ viii be sssisted By Mr.. EDWARD TUR.
NEH. who. IN the last fv6 sessions, has received
the school; and by mrs. O. r. BENNETT, whose
well known merits a. n teacher make it unneces-
saIy TO say more In her behalf.
=. Inc following subjects comprise the studies OF
EnslM with oil its branches, including the
bellies Lettres; Gs,mas, Frs~ck, Hebrew and
Price Of II ion OF the session, ending on the LIST
OF July rs SsD. $28, and $50.
For f1ftherSl nf0rmation, address
M. J. MICHELBACHER,
an ll-ts Corner of lst and Marshall sts.
CREENWsOOD sCHOOL.--This School vii
~ open the Ath Of September, and close the last
of June. It rs situated within three miles OF Cob
ham Depot, on the Virginia Central Railroad, Al
bemarle County. at the base of the Southwest
Mountains in the midst of q moral, refined and
INTEL gent community. In country noted for its
health, and free from most of the aurements tn
vice incidental to schools in the neighDorhood Of
towns and cities /
The ENGLISH branches, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
m atics and French, are tausht
THE TERMS are $50, tor Board and Tuition for
the 10 months, payable )st Of September and LIST Of
February. Apply to K: l.. NELSON,
RErER To-Gardner, Carlton 4 20 Richmond !;
marie: Capt. VIM. Woods, Buckingham.
m
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00wlG8 H&nvGE anu AO00 W NJ GVbSs ~ uys
IAN adjourned meeting of the Stockhol-
ders of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany, held last night the Committee of Thir.
teen, to whom had been referred the agree.
ment entered into between 3. DE BELLoT pss
MrSIERxs, for French Company of capital.
lists, THOMAS n. ELLA for the Board Of Direc-
tore of the James River and Kanawha Com.
psny, and ALEX. r.. HoLLADAr for the Board
of Public Works, for the sale Of the : ames
River and Kanawha Canal, made report
which was adopted almost unanimously, on'y
three votes being cast against 1t.
The report states that the further action OF
thu resis,ature will be necessary TO make the
.yreemeut Anal. II Axes the capital OF tue
~, comuany at not less than twenty nor
,nor, than thirty.fve millions Of doilars-re-
ou,res one million Of dollars worth OF regis
80, .,ock 70 be deposited with the Common
~..,th 100000 with the present company,
and ssno.ooo with the State. to pay for the
kauaw Ia Improvement, when the works are
to be transferred. r-s ..t ~,
II also provides for the completion of the
canal TO the Ohio river In eight years, and the
enlargement II the Dock In ten years-and
provides for immediate repairs TO the canal
between Richmond and Buchanan, including
dams, bridges, aqueducts, ETC., and for an an
nui,y to the State of si35,0Oo, which is to be
perpetual.
After the reading of the report, q resolution
was offered by Mr.. GRArTAH, and a scale vote
being called, was adopted, as follows: Ayes
1892, noes g. 1t reads thus:
Resoiesd, That the agreement reported by the
Committee be and the same is hereby approved
and That Thomas H Ellis. President Of the Com
pany be and he Is hereby Instructed 20 as hs
James River and Kanawha Company, upen the
execution of the SAID agreement oy =; oe beIol
des Miuieres, IN behalf of himself ana the parties
he represents.
Gen. TALIAFKRRo, from the committee Of
fered the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Rssolred, That the stockholders of the James
River and Kanawha Company hereby express
and pro posed By Messrs Bellot de Minleres Bro,
theirs Co, of establishing docks al Inc city oil
S1T1 or 1ths POINT hs the
rect export and import trade OF virginia ana
they cordially recommend the said scheme TO the
favorable consideration of the General Assembly
ResoEoed. That in view of the magnitude OF the
public interests involved. and the Importance OF
he is hereby earnestly requested to convene the
General Assembly in extra session, at such time
as he may deem exped!ent tor me purpose OIL con
By the stock holders with view to the completion
of the James River and kanawha Canal
A motion was made to publish the proceed
ings in the newspapers of Richmond, Nor
folk and Petersburg, which was adopted, and
the meeting then adjourned.
Thus il will be seen, that so far as the stock
holders are concerned, the Canal has been
parted with to the French Company, as soon
as they comply with the terms, and the Legis-
lature confirms the sale.
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MARINE INrYLIGENCn,
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 80.
High Was.f ,Ai. day ,Friday) 4 o'eloel.
ARR WE'D,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jane stown, skinner, New York, INDIE
and passengers. Ludlam & Watson
Steamer george Peabody. Pntchard, Baltimore
mdze. and passengers, ID. w. CurTie.
Schr. Sarah +. Jones, -, Philadelphia, coal
Writ Roberts.
Schr. Pursuit, Foote, Philaaelphia, coal. s. P.
Halves K Son.
schr Reliance, Barrett, PhiLadel phla, COAL s. P.
Haxes Il Son.
Schr Carlton, Jayne, Philadelphia, pig iron, J
r. Anderson.
Schr Problem, Rowland, Philade pha Pig iron,
] r. Anderson.
Schr. Providence, Sewarde, Baltimore, guano,
Bacon & Baskervill.
SAILED,
Schr. VIM Gregory, Buckin, New York, flour,
D. Il w Curri..
Schr. MarcelIa. -, New York, flour, d. i W.
Cnrrie.
Schr. Clara Belle, Mitchell. Baltimore, light.
Schr. J. #. Boyede, Mathews, down the river,
light.
Schr. leo. L.. -, down the river, light.
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"a No extra charges.
AN ''''''' v H IL oLEFEBvRE

UNIVERSITY HIGH STHOOL, HUGUE.
~ NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
VA SCHOOL will Be opened at this plsCs %
rection of the undersigned.
Though designed especially a. pre- parstory to is
University OF Virginia, il will, for this reason d
ford 40 fewer advantages TO those intending 70
enter other Universities, or any College.
One of the Principals VIII teach MATHEMAT-
struc'ors shall in every case, be graduates OF tss
University OF Virginia. Colloqnial classes, how
ever. In MODERN LANGUAG ES, Will receSs
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including even
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the BOOKSTORE u
Richmond, or by application to us through The
Richmond Post Office
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College
.- PHILIP 3. STANARD, A: NJ,
Graduate OF, and formerly
Assistant Professor at. v. NJ institute
~ A-dkC
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p111n,
ea na an Tuesday last, Il. J.

At the Warm SPRINGS, on Tuesday las'' ~ -
s ~ bc brought to this city day ai
ac,cct. nv the Central Raiiroad h,s lJne era
VIII 49, pss1Ws ,,.i.,ck 10 which hrs friends and
sseasas az and those his other Mrs Pn
ssncs RI. Pioot are requested to attend WITHOUT
I'm wednesday nIsht, y9th inst, SAMUEL +.
Able. in the oath year OF hls age.
His funeral viii take place from centenary
The friends Of his family are requested to attend.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED PER STEAMSHIP JAMES
TOWN." MANNER, Master. from New York:
+. 4. Warner and wife, Mr.. Wall, John Malone.
MI Oberheim Miss s. Holden, Miss Bogerts. Miss
A. James, Mis-. X. James. Miss Genonte, Mrs. j.
Rhipehart. Mrs Blum and children, MISS Hem
son, M ISIS NJ. Knox, Mrs Genoute and child. Airs.
Jerome, Miss s. G. Cole, Jacob Lipps, NJ. ii esoh.
Mrs. H. II. Potter ana daughter, DR.. l.. a. Slater,
aday ana lady, Miss Jones, J. A. HockadaY, Mr..
ktticks, W. R. Strange, K. h. Meade, VIM. Fon-
Miss Mary Plat, Mrs. Hyman. w h. Hannaway,
iadv,2 CHILDREN and nurse; Jno Temple; q. WI
Hess F Roeth, ]. N. L. MeKenna, Frank Smith,
Kennedy, q. I. Keete. f. Lazard F. McKen-
non, ssmI Powell, and l6 steersge;,
Liston Brown, Mis-. Winslow and family, w. s..
Polk.
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m PHoToGRAPHs-MInia and Life-slze-
taken daily, in large numbers. at kEEs, new and
Famll, Groups taken perfect In one second by
RREs' secret chloride of gold process. The beau
tfui Pearl Ambrotypes as usual, Is cents. 81
Life size Photog raphs from $50 TO 500. ct
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MlSS PEGkAM'S SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin %
the first day of October.
Miss PEGRAM deems this proper occasion %
express her grateful sense of the encouragsmen,
which mas attended her efforts in the cause Of sdn
cation.
To the pupils, whose affection and industry hsv.
cheered hsr labors, and to the parents, whose tra
expressions of approval have been her highest 70
ward, as well as to the many friends WHOSE inta-
ence has been constantly used in her behalf Mss
PEGRAM retur ms sincere and cordial thankl.
She trusts that the increased ex perience OF eseA
year, and unrelaxlng efforts on her part to deserve
the confidence reposed in her, will render be,
School worthy of continued success.
ACatalogues, with full particulars, msy BE- h.
on application to MRS. J. w, PEGRAM,
au 1--d&cwlmS Linden sauas.
MIR. LEFEBvKE'S SCHOOL.-The neI.
vi session Of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860, and terminates on tho
LIST day of June, 1851:
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
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MES ggRRooKKE'sB AND DAY

will commence the FIRST DAY or OCTOBER.
1850, and end the LIST of July. 1881.
All the usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA-
TlON are taught, the Modern Languages by IA
tscs masters, and Latin. Music, Drawing and
Palating, By competent Professors in eaca depart
ment. Tbs French Language will be tau ht bv
native OF Paris. The growing necessity for tins
iangu age In our country, makes IL essential that
II should be taught orally. for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and a. soon
as proper selection can be made, French lady
viii be procured to reside IN the family.
A class will be formed in English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough.
corps Of experienced teachers mine in num-
ber) have boen engaged. az d others will be adacd
should the exigenoes Of the school require the m.
RRFEKKNcKs.-1po. r. Tucker Attorney Gen
eral Of Virginia, Rchmond; Prof. d. H. Tucker,
M. r. Hunter, U. 8. Senator .Iioyd's, Essex coun-
U. Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, u 8. Senator
WINCHESTER, Va; Sc. Geo. Tucker, Esq, Askiand
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandria. Va:
Rev. 7. Y; Moore. Richmond, Va; Rev. James r.
Savsnnsh. ca; Judge q 4. MarahslI. charlo.ts
Va Rev. Charles H. Read, Hichmond, Va; Judge
James D. al,yburton, d. G of g., Richmond.
IA; Mr.. William Grant. Richmond. Va Mr.
Ahgsm Wafwlok, do.i NJ. Samuel Ayres, do, Mr..
Thos. Ellis. dol Dr. Robert CabslI, do
school. address H. D. MOOR E.
1yM-duO iohmond. Va
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Mr.. voorhees,, Speech.

We have received copy OF the CLOG usnt
Aaoress OF Mr. VOORHEES,, the great Indiana
orator, before the Literary Societies OF the
University Of Virginia. The public will be
eager 70 Obtain In a permanent form this great
GRAFTON,
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FIRST CoMPANY.-The Norfolk Day Book
states that a company of K. Ct. C.'s, under
commanding onicer, was to leave Hampton, ,
Va, yesterday, for Texas.
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GET THE BEST.-A MORRIS having iust

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a UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

JOHN B. TINSLkY, Principal.
The next session of this institution will CON.
mence on MON DAY, the oath of September. an
close the last week of June following
TERMS FOX THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board, including washing, fuel and lights sls
Tuition in the Eng ish sranehes. SIS to -
Music. with use of Instrument. 4
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ........
Drawing and Painting IN Water Colors, each 4
Ma For Circulars or further particulars sppy
TO the Principal. au 9-6 dcv3v'
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City Point, Aug. 20, 1860,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, keene, Richmond.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, Richmond.
SAILED.
Steamer Belyidere, Keene, Baltimore.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York.
IN PORT,
Ship Pepperell, dscharging inward cargo.
Ship Susan Kinks,
Bark Warren, d" g
Ship LYDIA, loading for Bordeaux
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POLITICAL GATHERiNG AT
49, BUFFALO SPKINGS.-We are re-
quested to state. that the 5'h of September, al
BUFFALO SPRINGS there will be political
meeting, 70 which all the friends of BELL,
Hon Roc ER PRYOR, JOHN +. THORNTON. Esq
TIM RIvEs, Esq, and other inguished speakers
are ex seeted Mr.. Pryor has promised to be there,
and the other gentlemen, though not heard from,
are confidently expected. au 23- 5thS
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MRS. DIR. RUST bsss TO announcs that there
LADIES, which Will 70 open OCTOBE R lsr. 1850,
a hes residence, Main street. between Tth and Sth.
AFFILIATIONS als respectfully requested, Zen lin