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From the New York "Herald.'1
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, August l6 Is

PARIS, August III 1851.
lhosc wno know what an immense revenue
.as government makes from its monopoly OF
IL tobacco sale throughout France, assert that
GSi!i surely manage 10 have the tobacco It
aS caused to be bought by its agents, now in
re Southern States, brought over here in No
:6$aeer At the furthest. How that may be done
-Cac can tell. There are newSmongers here
0ao as>er. that France has announced to Eng
l"ia'aer readiness to recognize the Southern
Iuai,dtracy, but I think that as yet no such
N.~ cH;inn has been made. Still | shall not
'su: Dii;ed 10 hear at any moment that France
l. tfstcognized the South. She intends doing
" H. doubt, and but bides her chance. Ball
a.a was one, | fear. a short time will solve
IL. ES-2rC.
" ,l-aE. hrt. one course to pursue; we must
u t~r,it5n, ind naval forces on such a foot
2 n,s r~an.dnics will look twice ere they
ga;e.. M:t.sh with US.
Gae sHIo14sr," sou are aware, publishes
yn :. - 4, time ~.'ietters from London"
!ieh . o interesting, because they m.y be
sstJ.,} q; expressing to some extent the
~ e b;.c government on English affairs.
.ls. Il sd journal! of today is one Of these
y hob says:-Soue disqnie.u1e is be-
:, be fell. al London este our relations
-. Eoited States. The Washington
:. 4 ,h,. Americans OF the North are
- ta,.s - the rather undecided att!-
j. rl,r,, E..slana has assumed in the pre-
ic;;i ar and it must be admitted that
c;ius;s, a made by certain English journals
the Man ,ssas sff,ir are not calculated to
,L., io,nression. Two circumstances
? ai;.- :. ,e friendly relations of England
/. An.;c /. enc is The announced intention
tr Was,, Iactcn government to levy Gus.
. duties Of vessels at sea off the ports now
If the Confederates, and the oth.
) n~ inter, f:on ascribed to Mr.. Lincoln OF
aring that aho ports occupied by the rebels
hl ports.
''t.tld upo 1I5g England 0tn ohty acS'
4, ao,c nsaI:y.t TO recognise the Suath.
IL. Root, ST ,u.kern Commissioner, has just
i.y1e for IT, ndon. 1t is said he goes to in
{ lie St. j, nsay Ministry to immediate &C.
In,, g.. l., Il suppose, think twice ere
]prcclI,m q rka:Ge,s should consider an act
issI!y ra,n;; =.
Ii. VIZ u.ye ,,aILiraay DICTATORSHIP OR A
ROYAL RULE?
st he Lor do, Ee.alI (De.b2. orgurl, august lei
ulerican .fs,; reseem to be what the French
"precipi,stin g,themselYes' with great ra-
". The nm ASe is, yet but a few months
only one b,t, Leland. . few trifing skirmish.
lave taken ., 4aee, aud already New York
rs almost; in q state .oi anarchy, and q mill.
despotism bs scoramence6 establishing it..
Ii it is not all eady established. That such
would be likely to take place was APP
to most obs erxers;,but that they should
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HONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

NEAR IvRY DEPOT, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
fsNllE Session commences September 18th, snd ends july
d 18th
TERMS: Board and Tuition, exclusive Of lights, t:!b,
payable half yearly In advance.
Our Medical services will be given grasuitousIy, and cur
b0arlers treated rs our own sons.
As our School will he limited TO Il small number, np!I!cr.
tiJn SHOULD be made early.
Address either 0fui, at Ivy Depot, !AihrunaIlr county, Va.
MERRlWETliER L. ANDERSON, VI. b.
JOHN K. WOODS, NJ, b.
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WA>t9.HGlG.N Cc.-:...GE,

LENlIH ron, EiEGINIA,
faNEE neat Session q. liz ln.iiiu!i"U Nil open "a the E:s;
Z Monday Eth dar) Of ucIobe. neat.
In connccIi"i. "iil The regular .icaici.ic Stables. ins;ruc.
ton vii! he ciyra in l"sticu;ion. gurar.y and tactics, nc.
compunic,i ~ regular d.I!iias.
J. l.. CAMPBELL.
Aug 2j-!,a%Sci.sL Oct Clerk Of Faculty.
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Confederate States of America,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

ADJUST I'M, I@I.
DR0PosALs will be received at the Contract Once o!
Ills Department until 8, +. NJ. Or saturday, SIS, Au-
gust, 1861, for conveying the mails Of the Confederate
st.i.s of AmercIca, 10 the Sdth June. 1896, on Route No.
I,I2I, In the State Of Virginia, by the Schedule herein spe'
cited, with celebrity, certainty und security.
From Old Church, by Piping Tree, tlncaD Aclnintun,
King william Court House, S;evensrile, hing ana queen
Cont House, Little Plymouth, shackelford, Plainview ard
Woods Gross Roads TO Gloucester Court House, hify'nine
miles and back, twice n week.
Leave Old Church Tuesday and FridGy al u =. M
Arrive al Stercnsrine by 2, p. NJ.
Leave steyensrlle Tuesday and Friday, Oh ARRIVAL from
Old Church, gay .l5, P. 81;
Leave Gloucester Court House Wednesday and Saturday
at 10.Sl.,A. ~;
Arfit oAStevensvile by 9, P. NJ.
Lea gTenuylllcA Monday and Thursday nj 6, An;
Arrive at Old Charc!i by |, =. NJ
JON II. REA|AS,
.,,o .-.r Post May:cy General.
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CIrT RAILROAD. fine sight 81 L car ester
day, running from Ninth Street 10 Rockets on
the City Railroafw was very gratifying to our
citizens, luany Of "ii1m took a ride an the
new institution.
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Notice.,


MASCfACTUEED 2sb3.aitc.
SS(h Packages Manufactured Tobacco, cGa:''!trH
I,Cco oflbs. u lbs. 5 .b,, and ~ BIS u VISION,
c5nIrs 81 quality, IN half, thrrs-qr.r;rrs rEd "hvis - %ss
and cases, On hand, In factory, and for Gale on rcs. .nati=
terms. vs.. Gi.FAN...
Aug Elm. Cary street, b,twrpn 1875. and 9Hh.
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OLp sUmmERDEAN WHTSEEY.

DIPLOMA or THE VIRGINIA MECHANIC ISsTI1rTR.-The d.
MONA of the first class was awarded by the Virginia Me-
chanicy' Institute for the promotion Of Mechanic Arts 10
Wm. Kerr, OF Augusta county. for Sunimerdsdn Hhi&fy,
exhibited at the exhibition OF sr:icleS Of American manu-.
fscture, held In the city of Richmond. on the 18th Day Of
November, 1854. j. A. BELNlN, Prrsldrnl.
JAS. W. LkwELLIs, Secretary.
TTHIs celebrated wNIsKEY "a never offered for sale un.
der two years old, and varying from that sgc up TO
Ave years old, and Gun be procured either by addressing
undersigned, proprietor, or from his agents, NJ. Blair i
Co.. Richmond, Yh.
cW-Uircuiars and Schedule ,of prices will be Furnished
to any one by addressing the Proprietor,
WILLIAM KERR,
SuEnerdean, Augusta county, Va
49,, "a IN
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Nav loDK, Angus 3l.-Richarl 5. Free.
man "as arrested on yesterday, OF his way to
Nc% Humphreys TO purchase Il shoe pcgsing
machine for Georgia. lie was sent 10 Fort
Lafayette.
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MAYOR CouRr-There we're fifteen cases car
riod before the Mayors Court yesterday. none
Of which, however, were Of sufficient impor'
lance to justify i paragraph.
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4. SUBSTITUTE FOX LEATHER.-Thcre has bpeiI
received at the Clothing Bureau here, about
5000 pairs Of shoes, the upper parts Of which
are made Of superior canvas, SO prepared as 10
they arc very comfortable and durable shoes.
As leather is both scarce and high, zee have no
doub. that shoes OF this desert ptIon will. j! they
are found TO answer n good purpose, t= sely
generally worr.
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HOPS, Hopsl, HOPS AND BARLEY!

TNANTED a large quantity OF Hops, for which u hoeral
w price will be psld. They Grow Wild on i sooa many
streams In Virginia. those who will now gather then ana
hip to me, viii be compensated for their iaber
P. s.-Farners who will hare Barley for sale VIII please
communicate With me, naming price ana quaph;5.
A.. o1-.vi, Richmond, Va.
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FLomnA LAHp foRSALE.-We call In. atier-
zion Of our readers to the advertisement in sur
issue Of to-day, in regard TO the sale Of value
Bile cotton and sugar land IL Florida.
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!. II. BAPTIST.

C, r TAYLOR. ]. II. BAPTIST,
SOUTHERN
PRINTING rASD WRITING INK ESTABLISHMENT,
Clay, between 25fh and estb Streets,
RIcuNoSn, VIRGINIA.
yEyATLoR 4 BAPTIST, (successo.s To il!wf = nas-
groye1 RINTlNG anl WRITING lSk hAHuFAO'
TURERs, lake pleasure In announcing t. ne souihern
Public TINT their LUX fnctoiy IS now In successful 'i,eteuon,
Tor the manufacture OF every description Of PlintiHg and
Wriliug Inks, which they are prepared to furnish on reason
able terms.
ways on hand.
WRITING INKS Of all colorR In use.
Address TAYLOR S TAFT1ST,
An, 22-1m P. o. Box ESQ, Richmond, Va.
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RUFE1N'
Observation-Disclosures EUhNG.

; M row ready to supply orders for ry fertilizer As
Z rs; n; they come In. All may rely upon getting, "iisr
ont delay, III article aot'inferlnr 10 any | have made; '::lrF'
-!, liz the phosphate Ingredients, from anything -" !c
market, sLi better, because IL contains more j'H'L ';Nf
PHOsrHAT& OF LINZ than any Other Manipulated 'in,u".
Tile results O! applying my preparations To- "hca' Ce
past season have been as favorable rs corl: he c.,,:i.t
under The combined disasters cf i"!rt sa:C.r Gy, ru:i ~Gd,
most OF al, the drought, which prevented The pres Ia
Yorsble action OF the phosphate, 10 il very great r*t,-t d;
the tine the wheat was grL!n;Hg. But he rI4s5 vi tie lr-t!-
uony IS tha: Il was eqaai or SUPERB Herurian Guh"n Oh
wheat; whilst fnr l0rGa hat Need p: 'Ia:ea-.s lei:ly nil
lands dot has Pro IrL IL. s~al'eriori. der fiiT =r2sCLa Tor
producing a good stanG ( Clover. .Lrre rha. occasion.
al fs!ureE have heaa reported; but Tr.S such - rTsry
manipulator hears al: r7etiaes e. 10 the fact that the
.and lid not need pl.osptatcs, but Il generally 10 The
worst season for both wheat and cls-,r l have ever known.
The best cy;dcuca Of n: vslre u: manures l. TO he
touudI In The fact that I aIy. O. II: Tor more thar four
times as much as I rad Il. the sa." Tod last year.
Persons who NE iaiaccl 10 is y guaao, ..oE: ihtlr
own experience, =: the ~r.Cfe-en, - OF athe!3, are par
.,:u!lriv rtnur5'et % crG.r Ruff. ,'ano, and to E. ;a.l
they yet Il, a. tMrrp arS 80 ElahyI.s- lated aIi.slti n the
aa2rE-L.
Il csn 81 hxi -! G.irG.: ~ thF tlissi0n merchants
general: 10 Giaimo1a, 81 Of II! =. Messrs. THOMAS
BRi:CG , -U.s.., 2-;rtsturs: s.. LINE 4 Co, Lynch.
burg, nE,.H .GvE:, tr,':c! let, JASON, MatrIS 1
CO., scc:ts.ti,t: JOHNSTON, g.: led CO., Da=r;llr.
scpt +-T:f RANK. G. EUF!i:!.
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Seizure ofsouthern Funds-snles Of Cotton.

NEW FoEs, Angus; 81 -Fcur thousand dol,
lars, belonging TO &,ulilc'ncrs, were Oh yestcr
day seized in the raIi; Bank.
Cotton was brisk: To-Day, with sales Of 1000
bales. Midliing Orleans POI cents.
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TEtCNE1S STED

III ~
TsiIlE TRUSTEES Of the CEernw Ac8demlcal Society ir.
4 Sire TO secure the services OF Il TEACHER: for 4 Male
Academy, for the ensuing year. The scholastic year com.
lnences the fret Monday IN Octaber and terminates Ilr
last Friday In June. The Teacher will be allowed the receipts
OF the School, less 5 per ceat. thereon. Judging from past
experiences, the Trustees suppose that the gross receipts
o; the School Will not b. less than eight hundred dollars.
Applicants must be qualified to prepare boys for admission
10 the South Carolina COLLEGE, and vii address tae unIr..
sigaei on or before The FIRST day Of aeptenb-r next.
TiOS. r. PUME,
President hoard Of Trustsri.
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Passengers by The Central and Orange Cars
yesterday, report ~ marked movements IN the
Potomac region.
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FallIE NrNl SESSION q; IA, sIiNHi commence Ot;Dbrr Isl,
i in: ,GmtiEur, L.. months. The Course Is fully pre-
pnrarory 10 The University Of virginia. Special attention
has always been paid TO MATHEMATICS, DRAWING,
ENGINEERING, ac., and, hereafter, futTIfICATlOE
AMI other branches OF Military Science will b. regularly
taUg.t in the School VI Engineering.
TGrm>-s2i0 per .sesslcr. Liberal arrangements made
AZ 70 Payments. Address.
SAMUEL SCHCOLEE., a. NJ,
Am, ti-rfiy Ia Iu'upv'. 70 q czriIiu. Y,
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..ttncis~ Apprehendcd.

QrIHcY, 10. sept. 2.-Great excitement was
created here in consequence VI an apprchended
%,llar; fran Missouri,
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Synopsis OF McDo~eil'- Report OF tie Battle
Of Bull Run:
"yen, Vidi, Fagi."
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%sULpiERS AID %SOCiErY,l

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. IS, lsGl,
TNINDISG i place Of deposit Necessary, we have made an
& arrangement with the Army Committee Of the Young
Men's Christian Association, hy which all articles received
by Us will be placed In their Depot, urrlrr the Spotswcnd
Hotel. From this Depot, article. intended for the SICK and
wounded soldiers will be distributed 10 the caups ana pri-
ratu hospitals. This connection with The Army Committee
will enable ua to 10 be more useful, AMI We sincerely hope
the public will continue their generous aid. Clothes. (ncw
and DID, groceries, vine, and liquors are constantly needed,
and will be most gratefully received. Contributions In
money are also required u nice. our contingent, EXPENSES.
Boxes should be carefully marked, Soldiers aid Sori-ty.
Richmond, Va" Letters, notifying Us OF thu shipment Of
boxes, With Fists Of carteat,, should be sent hy mai.
Mas. G ". RANDOLPH. Preset.
MRs. J. ADAMS SMITH, Sec'ry.
Mis-. SAM'L ~. PRICE, Treasurer.
Ina, oN--aol1r,
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Il. EAIS-I nLaNcssinD, ~,

No. ~, OLD LEyEE aTRttr, S-~ "ricAss,
4 \ As on hand for sale
IL COtNAC AND ROCHELLE BE.sS3IFs oI,hy t.!!.aw
ing brands: i. Faure, Losis iearlon, I6-a: ~ErilC.!s, y.
Lrcocc, 1875; Utnrd, Dupuy & Co.. 80: ~E.taTtci, IL;
lie: mctk q liib.s, Gibos, 1926 fe!!nyos!n, Inv. H.,
lI-!.ry n.nE!rr. Ii. Y. Bernard & c..
PRESERVED M~E.AT-tnme aud Fat Liver. T!ri!," Per,
Meat Brotts, JulieuGrS Soups, Vegetables, eHi " ~: assrt:-
men. 81 Preserves, sui,rhlc Tor TIC Army sLd Nh :.
SAltDiEtS ~ OIL, ia y and 4 boxes. *n:; E:s:."s =:
|. Colin, SOyIlie, Eoirl, nnd others.
CLAREr IN CASKS AND BUXtS-lln.F F. nIiy. Cas'r...
NArgsny, Cus d'Estournrl.
WHITE WINES ~ CASES AND BOXrs-l;ousac rru"s
IN Juice and In brandy, Cord:als, Chap;aenc, Ma'!.:!T smi
Port wine, &c.
GERMAN C~lGARS-Ecsuiia, Aeiia Ec. !.As, Cn.:oE,
&c, &c.
August l9-l!m.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

VI
SESSION IS8l-,63.
TgIHE mex. Annual Course OF Lectures, will commence
L. on the FRS MONDAY In November, ISL, and cen.
tiauc until the hr.t OF March ensuing.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, II. D., Professor OF Surgery.
DAVID II. TUCKER, u. D., Professor Of Theory and prac.
tlce Of Medicine.
BEVERLY Il. wELLFoRD. ". D., Professor Of Ma,sria
Meiira and Therapeutics.
A. E. PETiCOLAS. VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
l.. =. JOiSES, N. D., Professor OF Institutes Of Medicine,
&c.
AME Il. CONWAY, N. D, Professor oil Obstetrics,
&C.
JAMES r. MeCAW. u. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. D., Demonstration OF anatom7.
Under u liberal appropriation OF the State Legislature
tn e meanG OF Instruction have been greatly IMPROVED
Large and valuable addition. have been made 10 the Ana.
tomicai Museum and Chemical "a Apparatus. New i!lu.tra.
lions have been addsd 10 the former stock In every depar.
ment, aud a new Hospital constructed on the hes, plan,
has been for several months In successful operation. The
Clinical advantages Afforded by Richmond during the coz.
tlnuance of the present war, Will be Invaluable.
Two prizes, OF Fifty Dollars each, are ttrrcd 20 mem.
hers Of the Graduating Class: Fir,., fer the best Essay on
ary subject pertaining to The Theory or rract Ice OF M.II.
cine. Secondly, for The best Essay on any subject Of Sur.
gerry or Obstetrics.
FEEs.--To each Professor, tl5: Demonstration Of Anato.
my, 3l0; Naturalization, IS; Graduation SO.
For further Information, Or L copy of the Catalogue, at
dress l.. 5. JUYNES, VI. D.,
An. G1-tlt4 Oy ErCp Ipsau NJ The EnrnItv
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a NEW WORK

a NE" WORK.
GTNIPORM AND DRESS OF TIE ARMY OF TIE
" CONFEDERATE sTATEs.-A limited edition, only
l 100 copies OF this work, the authorized standard. will
shortly beissued. The distinctions be!ween the various
grade. are shown by the plates, of which there will lie
fifteen, and consisting Of all the different Departments Of the
servIce, and comprising about 80 figures. This edition will
be plain black, and will be followed by another edition In
full color, 3 msgalfcen, work. IL will contain plates and
also full directions for the guidance OF tsilors. Liberal
terms will be extended 70 Booksellers; Apply tn Colonel
BLANrON DUNCAN, Richmond, firsinls.
tup,ist 22-2Vt
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the en-
voK SALE,

TsIlIE Subscriber wishes to sci! four hundred acres Of
4 land. containing his ShT-iliIl tract; about one hundred
and twenty acres cleared, and the balance heavily timber.
ed, lying Immediately upon the kGejy Creek road II MILES
wtSto Of Abingdon.
Aiso, one other tIart, containing two hundred acres, al.
joining the lands Of Richard Suckoi!S Emi The land here
toioTe sold by me 10 Henry c. Gibbons. The said t%o hun
bred acreI trac: hs upon Il: 4 No. ], house Two stories high,
With fogT rooms; never falling water within - yari- vi the
house. About Is acres are cleared and IL good cultivation.
Also, one hundred acres, lying on the South side OF ltetdy
Creek road, adjoining the lands OF Thos. Moore and 9th
eTa, a3cut 10 acres OF which are cleared new rrurrd-;hc
first year; also u good we'll 81 ~atcr, a; the depth 81 ."
fsei-ncver fsIiIng-ali vailed. There iis 500! Noise Hp-
ON this tract.
TERMS-Gne 'iiai cash the balance in ELK AMI o!Hr
months. loEi with approved sccrIri!F VII ~ required,
ard the title will br :vi.!:ti uur! TIC -: T'y"tr. ~
made.
Possession will he given 10 seed hy the fIat :; aspirFa'
the best, the strongest, the most portable, lhe rnnl! :nru'
Portable and the cheapest now In Use.
Porsons desiring further Information can address The
subscriber at Buffalo Pend, Washington rouaiy, q the
Editors Of the Democrat, Abingdon, va.
June l-cYIn =. :. BRADLEY.
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s0!AisI.SG AND SAY SCiiO0i. OH
YOUNG L. D1ES.

4 lSS rEGItAM will resume the duI!v, G: krr school oil
M lh- first day OF October HEX.
Sic will DC aided BY competent assistants In each depart
mc:It.
The French language will continue 10 receive special at.
.gur!ou under he supervision 81 Mclr. ber.ud.
The Bellies I...:ris Class will, M heretofore, TOT III y PROM.
iarli nGl Interesting feature IN il- sys,em Ui he school.
CirculrIs containing further information may lie had Oh
tn Mrs. }. ". Pcsr4Ii. al he's residence III Lin
den Row, FRANKLIN street.
Aug lS-g&ssswtE.
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Thc StcaI;i.hip Uncle Sam.

Nrw YORK, Sept. Intelligence from Cali
fornia announces that the Uncle Sam Will leave
San Francisco with onr million in Treasure.
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SEOCKOE EsE.a
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER,
Z AN now prepared 10 supply rny demand for
L PL&ST Err, FRESH GllUUSp, for he Fall crops.
Ny stock Of LuE;p Is large; selected f.om the rurcs.
Windsor (Snva Scotia) ouar.es, with special reference 20
Ia richnrs, In SCLPHArE or LIsE.
T.taHSiu! for the heavily Increased patronage, the r"na.
A,ion Il; my brand shall he fully sustained for PURITY ard
PROPER PulrggIz AXIOM. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
Sept cts Office No. II Pearl street.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 .s.des
L good stomp and damaged Leather, and the bes. brands
OF French Ca!fskIns, which I will sell low for cash or good
paper.
1000 psIra city msir Brcgur,. t5T CASH only.
Il. DEvHREUX,
srpt lS-ru No. lS9 CARY IL.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.
SECOND AND LAST Nrfk
TsOMHAssDMES1
Of FORT U.N 4,

UF + Il T s I'M TT q,
The City Of Charleston. 5. @, aad the FoFtihenticns on
Morrls and Suii!7an's Island.
RAND Review OF the First Regiment Of South caroliaa
" Volunteers, b. Mrs. Governor PICHgSs and Daughter,
EVERY NIGHT NJ : O'clock and on wednesday
and Saturday Afternoon at . o'clock. Sept -Gt:
FLORIDA COTTON AND SUGAR land
FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned cGers for gale 400 Acs-, Of very 81.
4 perior Cotton and Sugar Land, located IN Msrion cogr.
", Elorlda-oyer 5000 acres OF rich level lamnocs, All!
the balance rrairi: and pine Of frst quality. This land
lies within two miles Of Steam Boa; navigation, md IN II
neIghborhood REMARKABLE. for good health. The improve
ment, are incorsilsrab!e, but q pant oftbe tract Is easily
reduced TO cultivation.
This land will he exchanged for Negroes or 10 & salts.
factory purchaser, Offering approved security, The time
will be extended from one to ten years, Sith lnieres; pay
able annually.
a complete map and description OF the trac: nay be seen
on application to acknowledgement, at the Exchange Hotel
In this city, for the next ten days. After that tine he may
be sean or addressed a, rernardira, Florida. The tract
may be divided Into two Of three canvecie1'iy located
plantations. JAMES L. BRuoME.
SEN 3-R.distrs
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y educated sul experienced English Lady Is prepared
II. 10 give Lessons III the 0rnsmental Branches. she
teaches Music, French, Paintirg and Drawing from Nature,
and il highly recommended by many Southern families Of
h; n standing. Address, WITHOUT delay, c. c., Enquirer OF.
fee, Richmond. Aug Ij-tf
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Srrr,f uf Gov. Mngomn.

JEFFERSON Cry, Sept. IA company oil
cavalry OH Yesterday surrounded Georgetown
ami ln,b Gov. Mas.tiin and several Others
prisoners.
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"A teach English, French and Music, desires TO oJ,aia a
situation In sorre private farmily, or as az assistant IN y
Best reference glren and required. Address "a. Il. e"
Aug l2-tf Richmond, Va.
"iSTED-TEACHER-For the ensuing scholastic
W year, by a ycuag rirginiaa, who is L grtdnt'e Of M:
81 the hr4tSouiheTn Colleges, 4 situation NJ Teacher or As.
sB:ant Teacher. lie would engage 10 teach III: classical
languages and The usual English E:anch"j.
Ri. FENCES given, on application, through tie i:irhmrEd
ros.-0aicc to DELTA.
Aug .l-c.t-
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lis \. LEArnH, Principal. Tie Eiyiin Auaual srs.
III. siLn q; thIs SChunl br:ius Oh The :i!sl Mn!.Gn. IL sep
icmJrr hrX:, .:i c!us-s during the !a;ir. pat ui tlc fui.
Junc For particular, apply l." ;ae rI!"'i pal.
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