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Later from Europe,

HALIFAX, August Tho royal mail steam.
ship Europa, from Liverpool on the 9th ult,
arrived st this port at half past FIVE O'clock this
evening. with fifty passengers, and nearly
$50, 600 in specie for Boston.
GREArBRITAIN.
In the House of Commons, On the Goth,
Mr.. Buxton called attention to the increase Of
the Cuba slave trade, and the Importance OF
su~pplenenting the exertions of the naval force
on the African coast By other measures, espe-
cially by the re-appointment of n Consul at
Mozambique.
4 general debate cnsued, in which tho
Emperor Napolcon's free emigration schemes
were denounced, some Of the members contend.
ing that the introduction Of coolies into the
French colonies might become worse than the
slave trade.
Mr.. Gregory hoped the Emperor would now
cooperate with England in putting down the
slave trade. Recent events in America would,
he trusted, prevent American capital being
embarked in the nefarious traffic.
Mr.. Hope said the slave trade would con.
tinue until it was rnsde improbable. He
suggested a diflerential duty on slave grown
sugar.
Lord Paliners,on said nothing but the pro,
EtCSS "a puuIlS Ciiit!iOii ~ Otle t.tOL SOOib
destroy the trade; but he regarded the pub.
lie opinion Of France as having Of late con-
siderably refrigerated. The Government was
DESTROYS Of stopping the French system Of
coolie trade in disguise; but the only alterna
two was the granting Of facilities for the coolie
emigration which would be carried out as an
experiment, under the most approved regula.
tons. He regretted the Government vas not
more successful in inducing the United States
to take more stringent measures to put down
the traffic. which is chiefly.carried on by Amer.
can vessels. lie did not think n Consul al
Mozambique would do much good, but the
proposition was worthy OF consideration.
The subject was then dropped.
Parliament was expected to be prorogued
on the 9Th of August.
A Cabine, Council vas held at Osborne on
the Goth, at which the contemplated ministe
| rial changes we're accomplished, viz: Sir G.
G. Lewis to the War Department.; Sir George
Grey, Secretary Of Home Afflirs; Mr.. Card
well, Chancellor for the Duchv OF Lancaster.
Sir Robert Peel, the new Secretary of Ire
land, was sworn in MS Privy Councillor.
The Times says Mr.. Layard succeeds Lord
Woodhouse rs Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
AUSTRIA.
An imperial decree dissolves the Diet of Aus
tria on account of its refusal to send O repre-
sentative to the Council of the Empire. The
saue decree orders new elections for the Diet
\ stormy discussion on nationali,ics occurred
in the lower house OF the R.!chsrath on the
26th. All the members. except three, quilted
the Chambers, reserSing to themselves the
right Ct expressing their views on future oc
cacion .r
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VIRGINIA :-4t EUl.S held In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court %: The city Of Richmond, the Tab day
OF August, 1861,
John I. Foster, Plaintiff.
against
Armis.ead Miller, b. J. Johnson and u. TIuch, ari, late
partners under the firm " johnson and Tru heart: Is j.
johnson, Il. Truehrar. and J. n. Vaughan. partners In bu.
sincss under the hrm Of johnson, Truehcirt and Vaughan :;
Henry Thweat, J. b. Faulkner and J. ii. Clarke, partners
under the firm Of 1hweat, Faulkner and Clarke p. II. lut-
Ter and Mrs. 4. II. aIillrr, personal representatives OF an.
Lr.soa Miller, deceased, Def ndan.s:
The object OF this sui; Is to nloin and restrain the de-
fcndaats (ex;ept the defendant Miiler,) from paying, or In
any manner parting with IN. funds or effects Of the defend
ant Arul.teGd Miller In the hands OF the other defend anti,
or that may he due by them 10 hin. as in the hill mentioned,
and TO have the said bonds and effects applied 10 the pay.
inert OF the plaintiffs claim against the said hruisteLd
Miller. AID affidavit having been made and fled that the
defendant, J. IL. CLARKE. above nalncd, Is a nonresident
ofthis Commonwealth, the said defendant "a required 10 ap-
pear within one month after due publication hereof, AID do
what Is necessary TO protect his inter. this suit.
Copy - -,
AUG n-cg.-. BENZ, l.I,..ARD, D. Clerk.
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Amongst the many victims to the bloody and cruel war
which Is now devastating our country, 1t Is painful TO re.
OF this notice, RlCHARD HEHtING, who died at the resi-.
dsnce Of his father, 10 the county Of louisa, on the Sd OF
August. 10 the ,wenty.second year Of his age. He was
amongst the FIRST 10 respond 10 his coun.ry's call, and al.
though leaving q lucrative employment AID happy home,
went chcerfuliy to aid IN the struggle for freedom. But an
allwise Providence saw 1t sosn TO remove him from his
sphere Of usefulness. After enduring unusual haTdships
and privations, he was attacked by disease conse quent
,~herefrom, and was carried home but to lay. his young head
beneath IN. God, living only a few days after his RETURN
But, thanks to the Instructions OF pious parents, blessed
by the Grace OF God, he died the death OF a Christian, au
his trust being stayed on his Maker. Strictly moral In his
habits, gentlenanly in bis department, aGectichate and
kind to all, he leaves many frir nds, besides q father, broth
es and sisters, TO mourn Ills early and un:imely end -
Farewell. young soldier! you closed your eyes on q world
OF strife aud sorrow, TO open them, we trust, in Heaven.
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DIED.

On Monday. The 18th Inst, after a brief Illness, Mrs. Ell.
LEN, wife OF Jsmes r. Cren>h,w. OF ibis ci J, In be. 9th
year. The friends Of the family OF her IA her, Mr.. L. N. e.
lett, and Of her bro.h.r, MIR James Elicit. are respec. fully
low. I'D 10 R,,eud The funeral fr;n S.. Jares Church this
afernoon at Eve O'Clock
DIED. In Montgomery, Ala, OF The I'd Inst, Mrs MAR.
II JONES, the lovely and Interesting wife Of Samuel 6.
Jones, Esq, and daughter OF Dr.. rhoaa7 Goode, OF the
Hot Snrinra Va
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MORE Success FOR MAGKrDgR's BoTs ii fight
is reported 10 haze taken place last Monday in
the vicinity Of Newports News, in which But
lar's vahdals hare ''catched ii" again. Onc
hundred ard twenty OF our cavalry werc cut
on a accommodating expedition, and fell in with
a company Of sixty tive Yankees on James
river, between Smiths and Lees places, above
Newports News, when a fight ensucd, which
resulted in our complete success. Out of the
sixty five Yankees engaged, there were only
fifteen Of them left alive to tell the tale OF the
s!angh,er.-NorfoM NeraM cfAug. 1a.
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(So. .i7.l
AN ACT FURTHER 10 PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLIC
nEEESnE

Skc. !. The Congress OF the Confederate states OF AEi=r-
lea, do enact, That IN order 20 provide Gdiiiioiihl Iofcr6
to rrpel Invasion, maintain the rilutiul POSSESSION Of the
Confederate States OF America, aId 10 secure the inre.
~ptndsnce Of the Coarr1ei ate States, the President be, ana
he Is hereby au:holiE ID TO employ the militia, military and
naval forces Of the Confederate Sl,tes Of America, aud to
ask for and ac:ept The seryicts Of any number Of volun-
teers, net exceeding four hundred thousand, who may c9e.
their services, either AZ cavalry, mounted ri!i=mcn, ariil-
l.ry, or infantry, In such proportions Of these several nrLs
% he NAV deem e~xpea!ent, to serve for 4 period OF not ies7
than twelve months, nor more than three years alter they
shall be Mustered into service, unlcIs sooner discharged.
EXC. 9. That Whenever the milita or volunteers are called
aud o:elycd into the service OF the Confederate states,
uadar The provisions nf thi, net, they shall be LrrHH'z-h
uude. the act OF The sixth Of MIaIch lajl, entitled "An act
TO provide FOR the public Defence with tho sane pay and
allowances OF said acts, ard the saa,e ;iInc for The s.rs!.e
OF the Uiliiis.
Src ). Nothing IN thiS act shhil be construed 10 extend
to; or In anyrise TO alter auy act heretofore passed. nu-
ihcrIzing the pres!dcht to receive troops CGerci directly 10
the Confederate States for the war, or for aty less time. .
ApP.oyrp sur 4 lsCI. Aug. l2-w4w.
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SIuO REWARD.

CH0R the delivery to the Of my carriage driver, BEVERLY.
z. He Is 81 years old; color BLACK; SIX feet high; face
covered with short beard and rnoustache; large eyebrows
and curling eye-lskhes. lie probably travels In a dark
grey, mixed summer coat, OF blue cloth, with brass buttons
and carpet bas. lie says he has read shastprafe' and
when he reads this. lie has relatives at Or. X. II Stewards,
In King George, and Mira. DR.. Frank Taliaierros, In Or
ange, with whom he has been recently correspondlns U?
ly,;er. his object being evidently to escape, he Is doubt.
less lurking abuu. the shore Of the potomsc, or n~akinehis
way Northward, and nay he about or encamrinents.. The
above reward will be paid II caught over i" Ialies ircm
Frede ricksbure, other wise i5u.
,r,.,1 trnS ~ =. EERNA isD
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NAVY OFFICER RssIGSEp.-Lt. ". II. Ward
attached to the u. S. ship Macedonian, On the
Vera Cruz station, rendered his resignation to
the Captain Of The ship asascon as the rews
reached him that Virginia had joined the
other seeded States. but be had not vet hecn
allasred to leave the ship. 1t. W. is a native
Of Norfolk city.
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PKENIDENT,s GUARD.

l. gauize this company has been abandoned q
This is altogether an error. Not only Is the pnr.
pose adhered 10, but with good hope that the eoo'~'
pany will be mustered ioto service during the present, week,
and as ills desired that te maximum Of members be en-
rolled, persons who wish TO cutter the service are Invited 70
Join promptly.
Application TO enter The company may be made at my Of
Ace, corner Of Bank and llih streets, Or at the banking
house ofC. ". Purcell 4 Co Main street
Aug 1876. MA. STCRDIVANT.
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mo. 2l5)
AN ACT To AUTHORIZE THE President OF TIE con:
FEDERATE. STATES TO GRANT COMMISSIONS TO
RAISE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS AND BhTTAL1ONS,
COMPOSED OF PERSONS WHO ARE OR HAVE GkES
RESIDENTS OF THE STATES OF KENTUCKY, Mis-
souri,, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE.
The Coner. SIS OF The Confederate s ates of America do
enact, That The President OF the Confederate States be
and he il hereby authorized to grant co niinlGsions 20 officers
above the grade Of Captain, to such persons rs he may
thInk fit. 10 raise and command Volunteer Regiments aud
Gattaioas Tor the serrice OF the Confederate states, said
Regiments and Baitalions TO be composed Of persons who
are or have been residents Of The States Of Kentucky, Mis.
suuri, Maryland, or Delaware, and who huva enlisted, or
may enlist under said Officers: upon tho %coad!tiol, how.
ever, that such officers hail not hold rank or receive pay,
un:!l such lie; !uIrnts or llttalors favr beer ra'=ed and
mustered into service.
APPROVED Aug. 5. 1861.
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AUCTION SALES.

t,tk NE':!ISaEs.-This day, 8, 10 o'e;oA 81. ts
sptc - likely slaves.
HECTOR pAvIa. Acct.
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THE PETERSBURG LOCOMOTIVE,
CAR AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
VgAvISG purchased the works lately owned by Crlhh
III Wells, are now prepared 10 receive and execute "ilh
dispatch all orders tina. may De entrusted to them.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARS,
STATIONARY y P0RTABL ENGINES
Boilers, Car Whoe's ard 4 x!cs, Tobacco Pressc; and Gene.
raj Machinery made to order.
Having ala1Ic assortment OF Patterns, they are prepared
to I'LL orders for Mil Work and Castings In General. Horse
Powers, Saw Mills, Wheat Fans, Corn :hellers, Ploushs,
Cui,ivarers and Agricultural Implements, will be found on
hand, or made up to order ~ short notice.
Tie Company trust that by the cmploymento Of competent
wurkmea, the use OF best materials, ana pTonlptnes' III eA-
ecutop, They will secure orders for 4 full snare Oh ~ors L
their line. PriceJ will be found rs low rs those OF shhiiar
Establishments,
Address ORDERS 10
JAS. P. SMITH,,
0eoI Superintendent, and Trens'r:.
Petersburg, Va.
Ros'r. d. McltwA!Ss,
President. Aug -u
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Ia,MHNNcE G N

ATTORNEY AT L."
DRACTICES In the Courts ~ the cii, Of Richmond. and
Z the counties OF Hcnrico, Hanoi. nd Caroline.
Hell also Notary Pubic ard Corirni. zone. q tho Uolt.d
States Court OF Claims.
The partnership between SIR. Ci.s:t.in White nnd him
Ell being dissolved, his naicr id Eo" 10 III. sir-=;, ,r't
below GodCin'a Hall
H.Lrrory 1Q-r1u
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WM. r.. MCNFORD,
LAS. L. BURkESS, SComn!ttee.e
July Sl-I JAG. GORDoS

TO TIE FAiSM liiN Oit VIRGINIA.
FHtuE SEPARATION between the Nor hern and Southern
z States Ia wing now become permanen;. the Farmers Of
Virginia, will, in Il great measure, be expected 20 supply
the south WITH BUTTER and hsvicS been engaged ex;,l-
slSeiy, for many years, lu thai line Of bus!ness. l lake the
liberty OF suggesting tie p.oprIety OF Farmers beating
their Butler we'll before packing il ami also Of putting Il
up in tubs larger al the top tasn The bottom snd they
should send IL 10 market Us soon after packing III possible.
l would be pleased 10 receive II on cUp.i.a!nrEt, Or Iur.
chase 1t, allowing, In All cases, the highest narAet p Ice;
aud, a. l zeal exclusively for cash, l can also fGrni.h
goods ~ Tho lowest market prices, pr stnd the cash
promptly FOR Whatever may be sent Ius. Ey this neau, 1
an corGlen: that l can make i: to the inicrc,t OF tie
BURNERS AS we'll as myself. Would be glad 10 receive hny
other country produce, but my principal object Is tn Gull
particular attention to puttcr-mhking. Large supplies
have heretofore beeiI sent 10 hi SJrt: from the North.
whilst IL il WILL known VIC can make and furnish il Ou.JsIvc..
| G.Ye no ref Fence here, from the fact tin. l have been en-.
gagged III business in this city far the last ~thlrty-tre years.
All l hsk i, q trial, feeling coEihdsut y; giving sat!sfac,ion.
SAMPSON JONES, Agt,
sGroCer cuh Commission Merchant, Cor. Meln asu9i sis.
Lug,
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OFrYCE-P0S7' OFFICE BCILDZNG


TEiEtEEIk
TlHE TRUSTEES Of ~ Cl-raw Academical Society de-
Il sire to secure the services OF n TEACHER for n Male
Academy, for the ensuing year. The scholastic year com
mences The fist Monday in Octsn.r ind term mates the
last Friday In June. The reacher will Ue allowed tho receipts
OF the School, less 5 per ceat. thereon. Judging from past
experiences, the Trustee, suppose thut TIE gross receipts
OF The School will not b. less than eight hundred dollars.
Applicants must be qualified TO eaa,e boys for admission
10 the South Carolina College, aud III addrc,stLn Gnler-
signed on or hef ! the 6rst day vi September next
TH0S. T.. puWf,
President Board Lf Tsus:ees.
- ClIeraR. 2. O.. Aurust II. 1S6l-r9W
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4 YOUNG LADY Q~uALaFlEp go
= teach English, French and Music. desires TO obtain q
situation Ia some private family, or rs an assistant Ia o
large School. the latter greatly preferred. In R:c.mond.-
Best reference given and required. Address "A. III,
- Aug 1e-f hlehHonc' W.
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BEER Il: EEK Land FOX SALE.
y ACRES Of THE CHuICPFr LAND on DEKs
A.OOO CkgEk, ten mica from Greehsviile, 10 Wash
lnyton county, Mississippi.
s,rlIrr. Is not n fine. body Of Land ID the; mississippi! Sal-
ley.
1t will yield, with certainty. ~ bales Of Cotton. or 20
bushels Of Corn per ncrc.
IT Is SoT srBJEcT To ISUSDATioS, and !rs natural drainage
renders dItchlug unnecessary.
There Is no Gner stock range; rs n sldiuoa to cane and
the ordinary graasts. 81 TX GRASS and llEn CiovFk, do vel
omit
Its Il Il neIrhborhood OF wealthy p:anier;. come Of
whota are f:"rs Virginia and Tennessee.
I'm. fnprc @emen:S consist Of 4 good Dwelling House, Ne
gro Quarters, Gin House, Stable, Cribs, &c: $50 acre. In
cultivation, aud O ~dcsdenlns OF $50 cc:c., thrs sGGsd!cg
lUnU acres for cultivation next year.
rare opportunity is offered IL .ts sale, TO secure tue
fncs, Cotton Plantation on the Mississippi! rlyt:.
For TERMS apply to FARLEh ,JuNElh w.,
March lg--cTGn NeT Orleans. LA.
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Prince Napoleon after his visit to General
Bcaurcgard at Manassas, on Thursday. return.
ed next day to Washington CITY.
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NOTICE.
UTEsCE A. III T.. .kAiLtO.sD CO.,
Etcn.nrI. " Inn y lSll

R,cRxoHp, Va, July 3, ISL.
Ts1lilS COMPANY Is prepared 10 lssu. S,,a..-,,-.
l. tie bond, referred 10 IN the annexed 1880
resolution, IN exchange FOR the
Bond, nos oGtstanding:
'Rcsoived, tes, the President end Treasurer 81 tbs Ger
pRuy De RushorlZrrlto issue Eesistered BoIJs IN Fct: 81 'la
Coupon gonGs VI uis Company nov ou"tanding, 70 snch
person. a. laay desire to make such %cIchanrr: sEn l. II
her. by expressly understood and agreed thu, the R,Eat.
tc.ed Bond. ~ issued sl,sll be SECURED by AZ, Hen hei,c-
for" given 10 secure the said Coupon Bonds, snd insi ,ocn
Hen -llaIl not be In any manrer affected or !np".rE! ~
such exchange of bonds. IL shall he the cuty Of TIE u ara
TO have tie Coupon Bonds, so Received In exchange, Cam
celled, NJ o.. 6rlpre the time Of issu.1g :hr said Registered
bond,."
81 ". WARRINGTON,
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AWAY DOWN In DIXIE.
ANEW CONFEDERATE ~MaP!-Eyery Southern heart
~ must delight to look upon the land ofhl, birth, the home
OF his affections, occup ms her proper p.s;tion in the fan
lis Of misunderstanding OIL her own proper independence
proudly erect, and prepared to defend the honor uI her lag.
To AL such Il
MAP OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES
ought TO BE- Il subject Of interesL-present;ng ut one glance
L view Of 'ihe SLulh, the wl.Ole South, and nothing butthe
SOUTH
Every Coun:ing.lIorie, from the Potomac to the Flo
Grsnde; every Office, every shop or store; IN fect, every
conspicuous spot where men habltnally resort, should be
furnished with one oftae3e Mnps.
Just published, II - cents each, by
Aug f-St. A. MORRIS, o. Main 81.
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''." y. Danics Of Lynchburg,
VILLAIN Daniel. Of the Court Of
:. ~" 'e'iaved in the most gallant
=. Received a severe wound 10 the
MA ssssS is recovering,
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MISCELLANEOUS


g. TEskDH GLAND,
Tjf!iE !dirr-igrrti o@rr for sale Tan ,ao, CAY VERDE
4. IIiiAU, All aaErs trr-it - IL ,r.,,y.i. ,,.,i. NV
Professor Li-iir.
"':-rorr :-ih' .-t"pir 1t '"."'. .r'' src. upon aua!s-
-. ~ '":rG Ia ghr:atr:
..1i si.hic N"ft"' .-.-.. 90 s...-s E-;Gt
Y~i,hiu,r rf I.u and Ir,rtuh!: su't:A:.ro ~
ihnsrla,. Iron aud AGn ius. ........-.- nf:
Ia .p.ur!o ..cI ccuil,. rl Ill: LLiUr AM
" ..r.-ia. ...... ........... .....sI.s2
orSat.c Mater ........ . . li.f9
Capable OF producing AmnOnla. ......... IL
Water Is -. M
lHVV
'The Phosphorus !.c:t, Us quoted anove, combined with
Line AID Masne.!a, Is pqssl 10 A.l7H per ct. OF Booze
Phosphate OF iAnr.
tSIgned.) &c. 4. L.sDlo, ph. Dr."
We hare. with the above Gusno, gu per CT. Of the best
PeTiivian Gusno, sDd beng desiroua CT Introducing IL
snung TIE Farmers, offer Il Cor sale 10 small lots at $4D per
tcn. WN kKEST 4 Co.
SE? T-Gm 10Th Street, neA: Cary.
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Cor Sl.iEs;S taf a w ERICA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

NCHMNNW, JUuE lJtH, T-OT.
GSHOP0SAL.S will DC received, In conformity with Tie
act OF Congress, for the purchase OF the i'pHds OF the
Confederate States. (beariny annual Interest AZ 5 pc cent,
rayabl. reml.anuualiy,) with The proceeds OF sales Of ra"
produce or manufactured articles.
The proposals shall specify lhe quantity 10 he delivered,
'Ihe time anl place o. delivery, and the Factor or Na'e-
hou.rnsn To whom the delivery IA to he made. The pro-
ceeds Of sales may he paid in bills RI Exchange, or other
funds, ra:ed a: their current value, tn coin "r In Treas
ury notes. a. par.
The proposals will be addresses! to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, at Richmond, either rInvly or In lii:s, embrGcirg
srveral nuTrs.
is;yucdl Q. G. MEMMISGEa,
June 2S-c6w Srcrciary Of the Treasury.
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MECHANICS AND MAcuINIsTs.-Sec The cd.
vertisement in to-day's paper, 70. enc hundred
machinis,s and ore hundred b!ackstni;hs,
wanted Immediately at G~esport.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Tousiy McD's Christian Asa ciaIIou }
NIEIAlIlSll "a luu. u, =.

COMMUNICATIONS hEgiaX been r-ce;r.r b. yrr 49,.
ciutiOn from various ladivihun:s ant ..sr it,,nrs a,
Charleston and elsewher., proposing I" furnish suppiiri 81
provisions, aud clothing for the sick awl Snnri - solu.,t. :.
We have been appointed "A committee for 'l- re i.tiom I'd
distribution Of the said supplirs. Any contributions. mh..
Their rrnnry, clothing or provisions, intr:,drri :"r The soi.
it-rsi IN the Confederate army, will he rrrttvr,! D.. MS ri our
Depot III Main street, under the Spotswcud E":rl, fourth
door from the corner, and ihc SANE be- dis.rinu:ed by u,
10 person, or through an agent appointed by u, upon rrqut.
sitlons slgnVh hy a surgeon or. other commissioned officer. :
The benevolent are assured liipt II favorable opportunity
will now be Afforded Tor the ju,icious d.str. button of sucn
articles rs will be most acceptable 70 The sick and wuundei
SOLDIERS.
Hours Of business Mt the depot from 9, 4. NJ, 10 g., T.. ".
Address NJ! packages TO
Army CoaN!T.SE, ]. Y. c. H.,
Of Richmond
W.. r. MCNFORD,
LAS. Z. BURtESS, SComn!ttee.e
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EDEE!.gLL ACADEMY.

az
THE rex; session Of THE School commences October lt,
: ami contiuu~s ten months. Ih- course Is fully pre-
para,oTy 10 the Univtr;'ij Of y!rg sia, speei1! n';rn!ion
ESGIHE%EiSG, SC, and, hereafter, F0E~rlfiCATloS
all other b:an,sIr, Of Military Science will be regularly
targt; IN The : hoDl Of Engineering.
Tta&s -t.1D 1cr session. Liberal Arrangements made
SAMUEL scHcoLEE, A. 81,
Aug. G-eSw, 10. Gu.ney's =. O., Caroline. Va.
rE1" DaS'1ALE4 r4 M'aETAHx 1NsrI-
(L.ATELr CONNECTED Ey MISSES. EDMoSDs& J0HEs,>
WILL be opened IN the 1sl Monday in september, and
" the Session VII! close the las: week in June.
s'udrni, will be prepared for College Or the University,
or lUr business iursgEs. ,.
Board and Taiion, per ssrion Of 10 months, one.haif
payable in advance, the balance on the aFi' day OF FeoTu-
for Day Scholars, charges same as heretofore.
y. c. HOWARD. Principal,
Danville, Va
Refer 10 lers. George VI. Dame, rraak stanly, @. c.
Chaplin, }. Il. KirS rs;r!cr, Duuviilr; leys. Chas. Il. Read,
Mosrs u. i!oSe; M. y. Lriebvre, Esl, Elehiuond.
Van,ed,-A gentleman thoroughly qualified % take
part ia tie management 81 the SrAIoul. Applicants Will
Stale expressly what they are prepared to ieaeh; their
tcs'inunial.. references, a., Ind Whatever e!hr they deem
address as nho7e. Aug 4-clw
MoUNT LAUREL ACADEMY,
II ALlFAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
/" July. sS''' ''' ~""
The instruction Is thorough md complete. .
The situation, about lWU miles south OF Richmond ard
midway between the sea board and III. mountains, CON.
bines al TIE advantages OF safety, hcHiih and retirement
that can hr desired.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, exclusive or lights
and towelt, s25A. Payable hal! yearly In advance.
y. -. Ear every paying boa;der. l pledge nyselfto slrc
f2U per session iu HE Southern Coniedcrncy.
Address me At GLOVER Depot, Halifax county; "a"
Aug -CtlSept. PIhE POM EhS