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EDGEWGRTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
WOOD. COAL, 20.

49, . q W. ~ 49, 49, 49,
4 AkBON HILL cox E.--1ha prcss Of Car
~ ben Hill Coke, until .Grtbsr notice, ~.ii DO as
fellows
E%1to NpAe .....se "a per inhi
stovs or Cooking Coka............. & % -
itt!i 6pho.. ....,..+.......-. S.ss
TgEEs-Stgicfly czEh. iy ats
Having a large quantity Of HAIL COAL on
ksad, VIII deliver II, fof the present 1t - ~
per load. lie 7e-.ni u. WRITING
YI,O tUD NnkhS. AhAlfitkaAs yun o.,
L converted from Bttnn4inous Coal, Is success
fnlly used ~ c1polss 80 80 hsttnss for Aalhrs-
cl.s Coal.
nv 2l-ts JOHN j. wFp~u. agent
A NrHhACiTE.-aG sxCslts9t saeeii,ats 4oe
"A PsnnsyIvsntA AnthsAsits, for sii senaeaAis
asss, wili be fouad Is
CARBON HILL eoxs.
pred1eed AT HoMs. .sf
Orders promptly sxssats1.
- TEahs.-sfrS1is easa. Z
no. J. WgRTH, AssEx
Yards cor. ts.h asd Cary Sad s.n .aa BY ri sts.
my sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-05

N. at Y u NJ. / NINIT, Tor Fhe purposa
II .haa1f4c Cs5u< Clio hing Ia iEis c.y, Is haooy
n iefarI1 TIE former custom srs of A \ aHsFER
& 60 th 4 they r Ful3y prepared to hli all
urA r.. istee ana "a with promptGess. The
ka.l r.sa Viii Re- CppIuc,ed sxctusiveiy fer c4sh
vz iw A kHkFER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-05

4 4 I~%NII TVN. = The c0ncern 81 bAhhb'
L nALs 3 BRHTtlEks ia this day dissolved ny
m0tgsl caaAebt All persons havIbk ela'lh.
sCs'aSt fr adsbtsd 10, this corcero VIII pre-Ia'
E.Srspt,p who are Authorized . settle sp the
books. ILAIE'tRHr BAhk>pALE,
VLFN 7 e RkRNSphLE.
EkkKHDAJ,p
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LOST, srRAYED q STOLEN,


EsTkAy.-Came to my house, on
s. s7 ss! %'PsR "a ssr Of s '6s for
hen. pfog. properly, PAg ,eh2rses and
y 4-2tE RarharnsQille. New hent CO Va.
g. TWO GENTLENiEN nired HORSES
<N>Sat our stables yesterday evening. and
! berry ioan, the other d black mare. Any infor-
! nation concerning them VIII be thankfully re-
cs'Yst. and ii delivered 70 rs VIII DO paid any
ly4-ts DAVIS 81 HUTCHEsoa.
I osF-rEN DOLLARS Il E " A 4 O-On the
Depot Of The fetsrsoufs Rai!ros5, BOZ, marked
~ peE;cti, TEo%FSoE BRowH: Richmond
mark TIM DOLLARS REWARD viii BE- rsis
! Upon i'S Go4-Esry at ADAMS Express Ctlca, Rioi-
Es-Attsn'ion OF Railroad Depot Asents is called
to his n0tIes II found, direct to and deliver to
II. hR1WA \. ctarsinE expenses " t-5tS
| GsI-,og sasulday. 24d OF June, a NEGUTI-
by William w, Weisiger, Agt Tho pvjlie sre
| cautioned against receiving such nore Trs
Dnuer VIII receive reward by IeAvils il ST the
| Farmers Bank. iy -?ts
0sT-in kicnmood I7Ta uIt q BKOOCH. OF
suitable reward wal be gwen II lofs al 5hie VI
nee. jy 4-sst
osf-somewhere wi,ain a few squares Of t3e
= - Amsr,can hotei, q onnea OF KEYS, tive OF slz
| II. c. eeLDR2 eco.
I -
| 1HEwrs STRAY t.sl-EroIl the Subscriber
GAzSN about Ten days ago, . red COW, wish
| TH shsrp horns 30 marks reool teOte ed.-
in1oIinatioa that will lead to her recovery, viii
! be literally fs"srded ~ app!iealioa TO-
le1s-ts Tredegar iron Works
] osT-on YhRrscsg ish of Juns. az 0RDER
II on T: Il. Wyssn- for sae sum Of sIa5, receipt
McKsssT By w. J yagior. forewsra GsSs r' ali
persons from trading for the same, pay ment has
he same II seit At tbs StGeysrd corn Of stb and
Ar Arch strests, hear the tetsrsbRrs Depot, with
1s 2s--s. Mas. Z. F. hcCLoY.
HORSES. &c., FOR SALE.
& FOR 'ALE dark D.y
Ar Z.
Suitable to drive 70 buggy
BLAIR & HAkVtg.
jy 4-ts Cary and Nth ste.
E FOR SALE:
CARRiAdE AND SADDLE HORSES.
One Of ..ou s,, 81 skesllsns sI isdSs rs hsrss;
Apply 70 SLAEhEA SHIP JOHNSON,
" It's Fssnkltn strsot.
o-v. FOR sALk-A good seeoad h,Ra
WEE BACK COACH but little used. bIt
S12--S1Z-to carry eighE passenAe hesides the
driver, suitable Tor conveying passengers on tIe
T. ss ses sn
20 7q--ts
r. HOF.sES FOE. SALE.-Just arrived
ADVAt our Exchange y s&bles, ON Yrankiin 81,
lot Of fns young and sound HoRsEs. |
which VIII cs sold oa ~ npmodsL!oG terms
~ DAVIS ~ uVFCEpG0N.
-
,sXx HON ACE CHASE, of the Lsipsic Con- |
Ec3servatorium OF MusH. informs his friends |
so1ss shs ass ~ iat e w sESesIos fssSes
duriaa tho snnnsr months
he VIII Iso receive few sddis.eaal pupiis oa |
Address. ssrs q. L. BDsDoo. Main street.
10 2S-lns
DUM.-l0o Sbis. TrSu & Co.'s pure Ram, Tor |
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" 4 II W a tj,', Ei ,, !" .ri,ts ] !. %fu,s,
PKEPARS YOURSELVES Foa WAR

'
PKEPAR8 YOURSELVES FoA wAR
DAVID DAVIS S BRO,
S". - fTC4S PRS STREET, sRsBrsf, VA,
HIS, th:s da~ recsjFed-
te.g yaIaa Blue sATlNEr
1893 yard. EEht CASHMERE.
a'o yarta g8EY CASHMERE.
E,.a vsfis g ~ EAfINnT.
s.ey yarts GREY FLANNEL.
.a. y4ses GREY -BANNEL.
tf'' ysFds M"uh Carolina hhRshT.
t.as yards y oTt1 Carolina KERSkY.
''g ysrds aaneaester I u. CLoTH.
5#ts yards BuN SACKS JEANS.
8 o,s yarls PoNSACK'o JEANS.
800 yards STRIPED LlShAY, SoT Military
...oo yards .sTtIPED LIasEY, for Military
1.>3 70 s53.. s55,. BHAsS BEAss BrTT8Ss: BrTT8Ss.
500 o Io. t0T CON sheEgsTE B.TE B{?TfoSs BTTToys
}.l't pair GREY BLANKETS.
] e.s r%ir GgE3 BLANKETS.
1900 yards GuLp BEalp.
ae5 yards g I'D BRAID.
5,voy yards Rsd, Yellow, Green and Bius
BRAID
s,ooe yards ,Re5: Yellow. Green .nd Blue
30 bslss rsNr cloTa,
3" rsisa TbNI Ch9r4,
% bs t4a hRuWN JEANS.
So bales Brown JEAHs.
So Colts Army and NAYT PISTOLS.
So COLTS REFuLFERS,
hfaBY OTHER KIND or GOODS,
Which h. l,-st been received
From THL SOUTH,
Aii Of " Sich we o8erto
Wholesale BUYERS
0f MILITARY COMPARES,
:, MALL ADvAyc.. On me
COST PRICES,
Al -Tlsh'a@ lie above goods VIII please eAli or
SCI ff order e Tho asdq ayter5 for ali Il RQs
ci MILITARY GOODS, h.ch - at
DAVID pA.tS 4 BROS,
Ne. u Sye2 more street.
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DIS SOLUTIONS, &c.

n,ssoIIrIaS oE g0-psHT> ERsHtP. -
~ The sym - :. sHAkaA B CO. Petesa-
bErr. ard AbAFER, RAISEf b co. RtcAmoT +.
are tn{S cav si%so}vea & :. SBtFBk Will use
th,, %. of the Fga ia q sseg up th9 bnsiness.
Tae stocS oB hand y IL 4" 6 .osed out ~ seIucea
.r5c.s Ter CASH only. 4. $. tHAfbR & GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-05

.yZx HORACE CHASE, of the Lsipsic Con-
Ee3servatorium OF MusH. informs his friends
StDsnd tbs gublic that 10 will coGtiaus his
usual CouhsE OF MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
during thu simmer months. ss Ha
Hs VIZ Jso receive few sddit.oaal pupiis On
Address. osfe @. L. Bndpoo Main street.
10 2S-Ims
- r IL
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~ Essais best SOCK pApGk--essss,
The contractor will be po9nd 10 faraisn the rs.
per at snsh time aud in each qusntitiss A shs Sc
psriat.ndant vi Public rrinlisK nAy asrest aa6
must gtvs eouds. With tive good soTs..ss. Iur Ia
faiihful performance Vt the csatfnes.
Specimens OF the Paper tn es farnlshed must sc
company the bid ths psper to be delivered In shs
city os Rirhmead, Va,
Ths proposals 20 be ataresssd TO the Sapsriu~
sendsnt Of Public rrtntiaS. sed an4orxsd, u Pro-
poaais for furntshsng Papar.'
The names of two Eviiakte suYessoe, also, TO &C.
company the Proposal.
gro. W. hkLsON,
is2t-lm supsrteteadsst Public PFtstina.
nOO Llvkk CtL, Vi sli tbs PepaiAr vsss-
jsn 4. Eopsxas : 90.
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DUM.-i0o Sbis. TrSu Co.'s pure Ram, Tor
II ssls BY Us Ul /. Al. 3. DlVxNPO2f.
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BUREAU or PUBLIC PaIATIa0
RIcssosD. Juse 18th, 1851
(ONFEDkhATE NTATE<O Of AMERICA,
~ Sea- All Proposals viii be received .. shis Of
Zee uetil the 2e.h day OF July uexl az noon ios
furnlshtEg the nnaeraasasd paper Tor tie Csc OF
The Gpysrrsaeat fthe Gonfsesrate States. TO Wit.
fispEass FAeGE: ett
- Rsafns IMPERIAL
IS kearTs SuPkR ROYAL.
~ ksafas ROYAL.
- ,Rssms F04I0 POST.
- sassms AtnicM.
te hszies tkal.
leo heEIes FLAT CAP.
leo Rssms CAP. tunfnlAa,Y
tS Rssfns LEfTkk, tun.nle1)
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MARINE AND MILITARY
NJ = = a. = . r Q G
, ItEN4iUN MILITARY.

ohlcers who need SHOULDER STRAPS, 1T
1.de:a.o prices, are inylted TO call Miss k.
ed ~, HaiG street, \ few doors bslow tbs
y thNle. Hotel where tney can De supplied.
- fXx
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r. HOF. i rs FOH. sALE.-Just arrived
2VAt our Exchange y sahles, ON Prankiin 81.
lot .. fns yonna and sound IL Oh s .
" nfsh VIII cs sold oH ~ 70 UmodstinH terms.
nv ~ DAVIS 81 HVFf.ERg0N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

rife fire, one shell exploding In the hull OF the
Petrol aud sinking her instantly. The boats Of the
ffigate were lowered, and picked up thirty-six out
OF forty Of the priyateer's crew, who were taken
on board and placed in irons The remaining four
were drowned. She appears TO have been com
nianded by South Carolina man, Captain Perry,
and he, together with the others, seemed to be
drunk when picked up. The United States frigate
Wabash took possession Of the schooner Mary
Alice, with rebel prize crew on board on the I'd
inst, and the same day she also took the schoo
ner Sarah Star, a Southern vessel sailing under
English colors and carrying very valuable cargo.
Both vessels have been sent on TO Now York.
We learn from the Southern press that the re.
port of the rebel Secretary Of War, just presented
to the rebel Congress at Richmond shows that one
hundred and ninety-four regiments and thirty-tgo
battalons have already been accepted, besides
various detachments of artillery and companies Of
cavalry not yet made up into regiments. The re-
port has been sent into Congress for consideration
in secret session. and is said that the recomnen
dations it makes for o large increase to TIE army
viii meet with some opposition. The fcS%t
urges the acceptance and organization of tlfee
hundred Regiments, ard the Ssichmond papers ap-
pear to think that the rebel Congress viii pass n
bill enabling Jefferson Davis to make such an in.
crease to the army as he may think necessary.
Mr.. Toombs, of Georgia, having resigned tho posi-
ton of secretary Of Stale in the Confederate
government, Mr.. Hunter, of Virginia, has been
confirmed by the Senate at Richmond. Mr..
Toombs still retains his seat in Congress, and has
accepted the post of brgadier General in the
rebel army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

OF the reign Of the old Sub-Treasury law was
absolutely needed to prevent financial derange-
ments, and il win meet with general approval.
The history Of The wars of Great Britain with
France, under Napoleon L. affords some parallel
to what may be expected in the United States, if
any considerable time should elapse ere re-
bellion is definitely crushed out The debt OF
the nation will be augmented greatly; but the
commerce Of The world will be open to MS;
manufactures will receive an impulse such as has
never before been dreamed Of; the money ex-
pended TO continue hostlities will be poured back
into our own Golfers; and high degree of pros
perity will be arrived at Meanwhile the adver
sary with which the loyal States are contending
viii lose, just in proportion to our gain. A
prodigous amount OF Treasury notes viii be
poured forth upon the Confederate States by
the Richmond authorities; but u single con-
siderable reverse 10 the arms Of the insurlec-
iioniats will render them irredeemabe and
worthless. The cotton, sugar, rice and tobacco
which have accumulated in Southern warehouses
and plantations, it is supposed, will be bought
up by the rebel government and paid for in this
paper trash, in hopes thai The merchandise itself
may be disposed OF to foreign nations for solid
cash. This will, however, prove delnsive ex-
peotatlou. Every port, from the Rio Grandc TO
Cope Henlopen is efectuaily biockaded, and if
an outlet for slave State products is opened at
all, it will DC by Northern armies, after they
shall have been confscatcd, and the sums re-
ccived for them will go into the federal Trea-
sury, The war may give temporary impetus
to some species of Southern manufactures; but,
unlike the North they will be only to supply a
limited population with indispensable articles
that cannot be obtained elsewhere. France,
under Napoleon, had at least the Continent for
a market, while England controlled the ocean;
but the Southern States will be Theoretically
sealed from intercourse with ali of the nations
of the world. Rebellion can never maintain
itself under such adverse circumstances, but
must, in the end, be starved into submission.
They err greatly who imagine That the people
will shrink from continuing the contest to pre-
serve the integrity of the Union, on account Of
the expense. The administration never was
more sure of popular support than it is now,
and the provisions that have been made for the
immediate future by Congress, commend them
selves to general appreciation.
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New York, Thursday, August g, 1861.


We have issued another edition of the M
merons maps, plans and diagrams of the ope-
ratons of the Union and rebel troops in vir-
GINA, Missouri Illinois, Florida and on the Mssis.
sipri and Missouri rivers, and it is now ready for
delivery. Agents desiring copies are requested to
send N their orders Immediately. Single copies
six cents. Wholesale price the same as for the
WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
The Latest European Markets, per stea M
ship Europa.

LIVERPOOL July 49, 1891
CottonSales yesterday IL coo bales Including 600 10
SPECTATORS and exporters. The market closed firm al
Fridays rates
Headsufs quiet, but steady at Fridays rates.
Provisions dull and unchanged
co, LONDON, July 81 1851.
Consols closed at 89Jso.- 30 for money
American securities-Sales Of Erie shares nj o5s.e
2oac; Illinois Central shares at Sac 35Ic disconnt
-, - HAyRs, July 25 1861.
totoh-Sales OF the week Is 800 bales trcsordnnire
I'M pas llN The market closed with still a,lvanc
ing tendency Stock in port, 256 600 bales
THE LATEST SHIPPING NEWS
Arrived, from New York, J. W. Harris, at Newry;
Gergo Marsden at Shields Tycoon at Flushing; Brilliant
and Albert, At Plymouth; Saint Cloud at Deal William
Tapscott and isaac Webb at Liverpool
Arrived from Boston Enoch Train a, Iiyrrpool
Arrived from Baltimore, John Clarke at Havre; sum
ner Cloud at Liverpool
Arrived from Now Orleans, Ieona and Clifton, at
Havre. Marathon and Teresina, at Liverpool
Arrived from Mobile, Harriet, at Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

BEaDAN's RIFLEMES.-Re Southerners have
vaunted their superiority as sharpshooters and
have predicted terrible execution with their
rifles among the Yankee vagabonds who are as
sailing them. The craftsmanship that has been
displayed by the rifle regiment of Colonel Der.
dan is dispelling this delusion. In the next
battle, it is probable that rebel oaicers-gene-
rails, colonies, majors and captains-will be
picked off enc after the other, and that artillery
men will be shot ct their posts before they are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

ANOTHER GREAr CONFLICT AT HANp.-An i'm
portant battle is shortly expected by the mill
tary authorities in Washington When and
where it is to take place none but themselves
know. From the indications that reach us, how
ever, it bids fair to throw the famous rcconnois-
sance at Bull run into the shade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

lTIIApzLPHIA, August 7, 1891.
WheatSies to-day goo bushels red western at 81 0a
asi iaa 81 IS. Corn-Round yellow, SIC. Sc whs-
key advanced TO I9c a 2oc.
BUrAto Aug-s; r-2P. NJ.
Flour quiet crainPartes apart the oy sale is COG
bushels red inter ut 94c. Corn IS firm owing 10 the
drmness Of canal freghts sizes ID 600 bushels Soc
Whskey nominally 15Jsc. Canal rcghts--l1c on corn
and i2c. on wheat, TO New York Lake imports to-day
700 bbls aour, 1000 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels
corn. Canal exports-20o bbls. -four, 900 bushels
wheat, 80 900 bushels corn, q 900 bushels oats
BUFFALO, AuguSt1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

The RESOLUTIONS or ISDEaNrrY-The rcsoIn-
tons passed by the House of Repres.r atives to
indemnify the President for acts in themselves
unconstitutional, but rendered perfectly justi-
able by the necessities Of the time-such rs call
ing into existence and employing q large army,
suspending the habeas corpus acs.suppressing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08


Thomas j. Armstrong Ia to be executed Friaay for
the murder of Robert Crawford He made confession
that he drove the wagon in which the murder was com.
mlited but duplicates two others in the actual deed o,
which he declares his innocence His confession may pre-
vent the sentence against him from being carried out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
Sailing OF the Arnbia-Prince Alfred
Tomesvard Bound.

-, fstriUNt mug, Z, 1901.
The Arabia sailed at ten O'Clock A. NJ to-day sh.
takes siyyve passengers for Liverpool and twenty for
Halifax but no specie.
Prince Alfred and suite took passage in t,e Arabia at
Halifax for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
The Glasgow Outward Bound.

- 81. JUHNS n. +, Aug 7.
The steamship Glasgow fiom New York 81 irst, for
Liverpool, passed Cape Race at O'Clock his Wednesday
evening
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tfaaihg vessels, which pass in and out without
interruption. This is matter requiring the
immediate attention of the Secretary of the
Navy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway. -Da.
and Evenng-FAINr Heart NEVER WoS FAIR LADY
MAgtE--BRARs. SEA Iron 0rug, CugiosrrIGs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

BRyANTs' MiNsTRELS, Mechanics Hail. az Broad.
way.--EruIoPIAH SONGS, DANCES &c.-RIyAL DAagRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

MEL0DEoN CONCERT HALL, No. $50 Broadway
S0e6s, DANCES BUKLEsQuEs. &c.
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The rations are computed of nine dollars month,
and the clothing at about three dollars, or thirty.
six dollars q year. When In actual service the
soldier does not require the whole of his rations or
clothing, and all that he docs not take he receives
the cash value for. The annual pay of private is
now about three hundred and twenty -four dollars
with the prospect Of suitable reward at the close
OF the war.
Some of the flaming Southern accounts of the
battle Of Bull run inform us that the rebels took
l,iOo Of our troops prisoners, killed 1900 .-e
field, wounded 8 900, captureaei r'oves OF cannon.
20 900 stand of s.s, 70 900 handouts, 200 wagons,
md provisions sufficient to feed an army Of So 900
for six months together with knapsacks, blankets,
bowie knives and Zouave jackets enough to clothe
and equip their troops for all time to come.
Official reports of the killed and wounded of
eight rebel regiments during the battle OF Bull
run exhibit the following 6gnres:-
Killed. Wounded
Five Mississippi regiments. 90 202
Two Virginia regiments. ..........,. "a 105
One North Carolina regiment. u 40
Total. Observation-Disclosures. ..1o8 1858
c. +. jackson, Ex-Governor Of Missouri, and a
fugitive from JUSTICE arrived in Memphis on the
3lst ult., from Richmond.
A Peace Convention has been held in Litchfcld,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

NEW BOwERy THEATRE, Bowery.-HonsEsnoE RoBIY
sos-MornFR Goosl TIE GOLDEN ECG-Nrw FoorsAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

,oANTERBuRY MUSIC HALL, 5s5 Broadway --soSos,
DANES, EyRLssouEs &C.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE No 6a Broadway
SHves SISTERS =
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GAIETiEs CONCERT ROOM, GIG Observation-Disclosures
Roox EaTEiTAINs'1.Es BALAVrss fArroMsEs FARoKs sc
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway. --DoMBEY AND SON.
YoUaG ACTRESS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

AfflG 81 1T1sIO HALL. "a Neutrality-suspicious. BAL.
Lk.s. Pa 53f-4Aa, &o--UEcLE JEFF
Ctfrfti I q ACE CONCERT HALL No As Bowcry- -
Brs1s oas, DANCES PASroamEs--fLAcK RfUS prsns
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-27

Newshultz Nj, X. X Ad. " > b
O'Loughlin o, n hfsw . So 9 SO
Orion Hiram, in sw cor of 81 50 . 4
do S 4 Ms I'd AID. lots 3 4 block
Olive J in Sc ofsw a 50 9 \
Osgood A p. Melones Ad., pit lot block
Older, Lee a. Co, s d M'sAd. lot block Is
do do 10
do do lot ) Tex 20x40 # in
Sc cor block
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-06-08

E A Norfolk letter to. the Mont
gomery advertiser informs us that the
most unbounded confidence prevails
there with the Confederate troops. All
seem to think defeatLeven partial defeat
An impossibiIity. In this they have
much good reason, for our army is the
finest, in all that must contribute to sue.
cess in a war like this, that ever march.
ed to the field. The most elaborate de-
fens;ve preparations are still going o.
The impression seems to prevail that
some other point Of attack will be chos-
en-, in view Of the excellent defences that
now protect Norfolk. However this ma
be, we are now under the ~strictest posi-.
bic orders, and everything is in readi-
ness Tor any exigency that nay arise
The writer adds that is thought Fort
Monroe will be the base Of Lincoln's
first campaign.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-06-08

~ There it is again! Will such
things never stop? Just as we were fill.
ed to %ove,aowing with u usual good
nature, yesterday, a very large basket,
brimfal Of very large vegetables was
handed to US from the garden Of our
neighbor, Maj. G. H. Ayhand. Piously
resigned 10 our fate, We accepted the
present-the potatoes, Tomatoes, corn,
squashes, ETC., were 80 large aud fine,
that we could scarcely restrain our feel
ings, so we sent them down to the culin-
ary department Of our household.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-06-08

THAT ROAD road, that mag.
nificCnt road which old Mother Ibervil4e
so masnauimously constructed for her
darling children of Grosse-Tete, and
which cost SO much money, is, at present,
u~nfathomabl= from the great quantity Of
water covering it. Wont the dear Sen
t;nel mar tell the cherished people Of
Grosse-Tete vhen they shah have a nice
good road-sucb a road as will make
them fully satisfied with having tran
gully resi- gned themselves to the en-
braces of their good, old benevolent
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-06-08

The little parish of w. Baton Rouge
has already sent two companies. to The
war, but is Jet willing to contribute more.
She has some $50 voters Ieh, who are
being formed into a regiment for drill,
under Col. ". B. Robertson, Lieut. Col,
E. B. Trinidad and Major B. R. CHM.
-Erchange.
Sorry to spoil . good puff, but can't
help it. Our parish has sent her full
quota to the war, and will send 20 more
unless in a $ Of absolute necessity.-
The regiment above referred to is a MIL
tia regiments very harmless species
Of soldiery.