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Beef and Chicken Tea.


Ahe 1oAiowinK NAiuapie mn % are irom an
.experienced physicisn at one OF our hospi-
tails, who was for many years a surgeon in
tha n Navv. a.fE s-f
2
as We Mn te no~ ste1' M.ny AcA soioiers
~ ooH" - "tu . 81 ss, aAu 'neAI ulseaser
go % seS ~. - rs -. ~ teI as 70 REQUIRE
M AooSa VI ~, 49, oo. s no . A'nu, "nu III VIZ
nus. a. ~ ~. IT. Lne HosF'y oi
p.senans ~ io go d,ran. nal SEQ .ne ioi
hat s.. a 20 nh;aLan too .. toA .na III nins
DeI'' mt oA ,... 20, ~ oeihe he oest
apu n1os. eAr o - .uoaI u preparing .
MourlsitnenI Va uS"Aeu ulapie ihpoI lance 70
Inc Wen uoihs u 1nose WHO iahRuish upon
-psns Oh sickness 49,
lake one p0uno vi lehuer 1resn Deei, free
tloih aii iat, enoP ~ ~ IA hue as IL ihtehdea
tor mlnce meat, Put ~ IA Wloe mouth stone
J..' aiiu PouI ~ ~ ~ q A4 pm oi eoio Waiefs
supp tae ihoutl Va tne Jai ushuy, tnen place
~ LIN an iron Iot, HN.ns enSueh co.a "atef
ia IL 10 come up ABOUT AIli way OF the jar;
piace the pot over SOW hrs, ana gradually
WDIlhs, VI me Wnote " Inc ooiiihR point alter
LIE water HAS ooiieo nos foh9eF ndn tpe minutes,
remove the pot from the nre, and allow II TO
leuta.h sohe Ten VI A1Ieeh minutes, aioei
mAcn J ot hay taAo out tne jar anu proceed
70 pour tue contents ihto cream cioth or
to"ei, sprean over DoWi, tnat the hquid
nla! De strained INTO II Aiter tne aquid mas
tol" t,'s ~ annis tnious n, .ne eiotn may Ds
- ~ 49, W. AI"iUS ''i'9 s1ueeEou Nh III al
Wv ,i41ie HtIs oeea piesecu out VI the iheat
.Hothlhs more remains 10 De oone Dut the aa-
cltioh ci u 1t" grains OF salt, "hen IL Is ready
quiie'
). III accompanying this lhode OF extracting
nquia loou from meat OF any Kiha, for the
use VI ti|e siIA, We art iuiiy aware that 90
.IeeaoHs "hi We luaue ~ ail those VINO Ga1 40
Every thihs Just as they haVe seen tneir moth-
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A REMARKABLE CAREER OF VLLAINY
CHEcKED.-The arrest of Captain J NJ Wing
on yesterday, says the N o. Bee, of the 18th,
has brought to light and checked one Of the
most extraordinary careers of villainy we
have ever heard of, showing him to be at the
same time a traitor, a swindler, and a sedu-
Ger. Before the commencement of the pres
ent war, Wing was we'll known here as 4
steam boa tman, and when the Abolition
Koontz, who is now Commodore of Lincoln IS
river fiotilla, was ordered to leave our port
with the City of Memphis, while he took the
cars to make quicker time, Wing took charge
of his boat for him and carried her up the
river, to become afterwards a Federal gun
boat. Wing came back and professed to be
an ardent SOutherner, but is believed to have
been Northern spy. He seduced the wife OF
one OF our city merchants, a young lady only
twenty one years of age, and who is the
mother of an infant child This lady is
considered on all hands one of the most beau
tiful of all the bellies Of the Crescent City-a
brunette, with splendid complexion and tea-
tnres, and magnificent blaekeyes that sparkle
like diamonds. To make him the blacker.
hearted scoundrel, Wing has wife and three
children in the city of Baltimore.
To raise means for continuing his Laison in
style, he resorted TO swindling with a cool
ness and a skill that showed him to be an
adept in the art. Early in June he issued his
posters calling upon men, in the holy name
of patriotism, to rally around him and fill up
the ranks of the Dugue Guards, of which he
proclaimed himself Captain. On this pre-
text he found no difficulty in obtaining funds
Mr.. Henry Dugue, after whom he named the
company, gave him over two hundred dol
lars with which to pay its expenses. Mr.
j. M. Magruder, nephew of General
Magruder, in Virginia, to whom he Of
Tered II heutenancy, gave him four hun
idred dollars for tine same purpose, and
another of his lientenants gave him
seventy five dollars He is supposed to have
collected six or seven hundred dollars from
our liberal and patriotic citizens on the same
pretence- While his iieutenants and SER
seants Were using every exertion TO fill up the
company, he was secretly working against
them TO prevent the corps getting ready to be
mustered into service, never intending to go
into the army. AT one time they had mustered
seventy-six men, but by his conduct and
working he reduced il down TO forty. One of
his ileutenants, planters son, took him to
his home up the coast, paying his expenses
and here planter sent by him one hundred
dollars to his son, another lieutenant in the
company. This was, OF course, EN- bezZled by
Wing, along with the balance.
The elegant villain proceeded for some time
longer in this system of swindling, when his
officers began to ''smeli mice" Wing cut
out, was pursued, and arrested at Kenner.
vile. and was remanded for trial on the
20tn. .r 4- t. '-.. e4 ~f.s-.
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.EsAsIsAr,os ,oss = GaAasK. on TaRAsos.-

+ EXAMINATION ,oSsA GHARGE. OF TRRAsox.--
On Saturday last, {says the Winchester Sir-
ginian,) Col. John Strother, Of Berkeley
county, was brought, before an Examining
Court Of Justices, At the Court House in this
town, to answer a charge of entertaining
treasonable sen tLnents towards the Southern
Con nfederacy, He was arrested so me three
weeks since at Bath, Morgan county, by a
detachment of Col. Angus McDonaid's cav.
airy, and has since that time been held as
prisoner at the camp of the cavalry, about .
mile south of this place. having refused to
give any pledge Of loyalty or TO gain his lib.
erty on parole Of honor. The Court demanded
security Of Mr.. 5. for HIS appearance to an
swer any indtctment which grand jury may
find against him for reasonable condnct;
and the security being given, he was dis
> Nj. sayether isi the fhther OF the notorsous
disgufse, and Is now In full fsilowship with
i Edmunti Pendlston, of Berkeley, who was
brought 70 this Plsee as pttsoher, sooh gave
q pledge TO abstain from any disl oyal OF tres.
sonabis cond mel, md vas rs1sased ". - -. =
I. Sefbert BowerS, Of Gerardstown, berkeley
county, .whp was alec alec arrsSted, hi1 teen, re
learn, 1ins 70 RichSd0nd, 10 BE disposed oS BY
Shs authorities there. Amongst the ehAfges
against him, IL the grave one OF having been
q member Of Carlhes treasonable Convention
at Wheeling.
There are others in Berkeley and Morgan
counties who will probably be soon caught
and made to answer reasonable charges
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SWEARING IN EAST TENNESSEE. Judge
Humphreys, of the Confederate District for
East Tennessee, has been holding eonrt at
Knoxville. The Register notices the proceed.
ings of a late day: t7t ~
BY far the larger portion Of the Knoxville
bar came forward and took the oath to sup
port the Constitution and Government OF the
Confederate States of America, as we'll AS the
usual oath OF talthfulnesS admiuist tered in our
courts to all practicing attorneys. Among
the gentlemen thus sworn WAS MIR. John Bax-
TER, who has been considered by the late
Union party of East Tennessee as a prominent
leader among them, and who has been re-
garded by Southern men as one of the most
violent and ultra Of the opponents of Southern
Rights in the State. II . -lt-.
During the day John Brckwnlow and W.. A
u. Reed, who were in the custody of the mill
tary, were surrendered TO the Marshal, when
! the former, the District Attorney having NO
cha rye OF a criminal nature against him, was
fully discharged; the latter was, as we under
stand, Informally charged with some crimi-
nal conduct in circulating Helpers infamous
book but upon his voluntarily making "A
statement in regard to his conduct and offer
ing to take the oath of allegiance to the Con
federate States, he was discharged from Gus
tody' upon hts own recosnixance for his good
behavior. after taking the following oath:
Il, w. "A. g Reed, sofemnly and sincerely
swear that will truly and faithfully de-
mean myself as good and true citizen Of the
State Of Tennessee and of the Confederate
States of America, and that will be subject
to the powers and authorities that are now
established for the good government thereof;
and that will not abet or join the enemies
OF said State or OF the Confederate States by
any means in any conspiracy or rebellion
whatever against the authority thereof;
and that will disclose and make known TO
the Legislative, Executive or Judicial au-
thorities of said State or OF the Confederat ate
States all reasonable plots or conspiraeies
which shall know 70 be made or intended
against the same, so help me God.''
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4 Compliment to IKE People Of King and Queen

4,
As am about to bid adieu to pleasure, and
leave the pleasant county of King and Il ueen
where have been sojonrning for the last two
weeks, feel 1t my duty 10 inform your read
efs Of the Kindness and hospit tality with
which other sick soldiers and myself Were
received. Through the kindness of our re-
sPected Colonel, quite a large number Of us
were granted furiough for two weeks: and
for the purpose OF recovering from the effects
Of the many diseases that we contracted while
in camp at Yorktown, We're brought up to the
pleasant and healthy county of King and
Queen, of which county the noble hearted
and generous citizens had voluntarily offered
to take us to their pleasant homes, and care for
us during our illness.
/ Tain happy to say that nearly all of us are
WE'LL in tine spirits, and on the way to our
camp to resume our duties. Who would not
recover even frUlf1-1 had almost said-a bed of
death, with the attention and kindness that
we have received from the good people with
whom we have been staying? Though we
were sick and far from our sweet, sweet homes
in Carolina, we found mothers and sisters
whose kindness and attention, through Gods
providence, have restored to us strength
and vigor. While among them, we received
every attention that we could have asked for
even had we been at home, and wished for
nothing that we did not receive. 81 The
teet them,) made for and presented TO
us many valuable articles of clothing
which will add greatly TO our comfort
during the cold and stormy winter );
lo1 VIII pIedSt accept. our
warmesr emotions of gratitude. For we are
sure that with those articles upon us we can
never be chilled by the cold blasts of winter,
unless we forget those angelic creatures by
whom they were presented. And can we do
that7 No, never. Oft, and fear in vain. will
we wish to return to those pleasant and bea uti.
ful hills Of old King and q ueen, TO listen VI iii
an attentive ear to the sweet songs of its fair
and beautiful daughters, who we now leave
with the deepest regret. But when we recollcet
that we leave them to protect and defend
them, the thought cheers us and bids us has
Ten to our camp and prepare to meet and re-
pei those vile wretches who would destroy
their sweet homes. and most cruelty and
brutally use them for their kindness We
assure them tina the Yankees shall never dis
tltrb them if our lives can prevent it. The
physiclans, too, were very attentive to the
sick. They lett their homes, and perhaps
neglected their own families, to minister to
our wants; for which may God reward them.
Surely if there is people on earth that the
soldier should love and God should bless il
Is those of King and Queen
80 FIFTH Rect NORTH CAROLINA Vols
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The New York Daily News says it's sub
scripton list has increased over nine times
since the bombardment of Fort Sumter, thus
demonstrating the growing sympathy for its
fearless course in opposing the war.
A regiment has been formed IN Georgia, to
go in to immediate service, named, in honor OF
Vice President Stephens. 1.-The Stephens In
dependent Regiment OF Volunteers
In New Orleans on Friday last, q little
child of a Mrs Adams was burned to death in
a house occupied by its mother, which was
entirely destroyed.
A special term of the Confederate States
District Court commenced at GoIdsboro', n
G., on Yesterday. -
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REMEDY FOR All THE DISEASES OF The Hoe. -
As the increase Of this animal depends upon
its health, it il highly important that IT
should be kept free from disease, or, should II
become diseased, that 1t should be cured
speedily and with as little trouble and cost
as possible. A writer in the "Southern
Watchman," Athens, Georgia, gives the fol-
lowing recipe, which we hope will be found
useful to our readers who raise hogs. A
friend at our elbow says that hogs are exceed
ingly fond of the root, and will root foot
deep in the earth for it:
Take any sized pot that suits the number
of hogs intended to be fed, and fill the pot,
say half full, Of our common poke roots, fill
the pot with ater, and boil until the roots
are soft. Then make the whole into thin
mush by adding the requisite quantity of corn
meal. When cold,- feed it to your hogs.
Some thirteen years ago an old gentleman
told me of the above remedy. >had just
previously lost by some disease unknown TO
me nearly all of my hogs. Since that time,
have given it several times each year, ana
have never since lost hog by disease. 1t
will cost you nothing-try it,
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AN ENGLISH OFFICER KILLED BY AN ELE-
PHASr.-The English papers say that n young
officer, Lieut.. Hughes, OF the Goth Regimen t,
was lately killed in the Wynaad jungle, in I.
rencounter with an elephant. He was steady Y
shot, with plenty of nerve and, having rolled
the animal over with the first shot, he went
mp to him, thinking him dead, when the beast
rose up and charged. Lieut.. Hughes put up
his rife to fire, but the cap missed, and the
animal absolutely crushed him to death with
his weight. He was found in the mire dread :
fully mangIed.
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TRAITORS ON THE CoAsT The NeWbern IN.
c. Progress reports that over two hundred OF
the bankers along the coast, in Hyde
county, have been forced to take the Lincoln
oath in seif-defenee, and adds that unless re-
lief is immediately sent to them, six out OF
every ten of the citizens of Hyde will soon be
forced 'uto doing the same thing.
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PoLYsAMY. ham Young, who has near :
ly thirty wives, is said to have only thirty
children living. A French traveller makes
this statement, not with the idea of rejecting
upon Brigham, but to show the moral penalty
of polygamy.
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nca TO THE VOTERS OF THE ssvENT,

Ma TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL d T ICT-Com-
posed of the counties of Campbell, Amherst, Mel
son, Albemare, Fuvanna and Buckingham.-At
the solicitation of number of gentlemen of differ
ent parties throughout the District. announce my
self candidate TO represent you i'll the first Con-
gress of the Confederate States, under their per
manent Constitution. / win take an early oppor-
tunity to address the people at their respective
Court Houses.
Sc lS-ts JAMES p HOICOMBE
EyWhig, Enquirer and Examiner please copy
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H(n ID" COMPANY, FIRST REGIMENT
O&S XIRG INIA NOLIrNTEERS-I Mnull

oSS VIRG INIA NOLUNTEERS.-I would
urge upon the parents friends, and others interest
ed in the You ng men composing this corps, the ne
cessity of promptly providing them supply OF
substantial underclothing blankets, &c, for the
winter campaign. In behalf of those of my men
who have no parents to provide for them, respect
fully ask contributions
Packages, letters &c. for the Company if left at
p. H. TAYLoR's. No. le8 Main street. by O'Clock
z. NJ. Saturday afternoon, 2lst inst, will be taken
charge Of and delivered by me.
Ex-members having knapsacks will leave them
at once at z. Fl. TAYLOR's store.
j. G. GRISWOLD, Capt. Comd' e D. Co.
Sc l9-3t* lst Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
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A W0MAxs ASswRR.-A writer, illustrating
the fact that some errors are lifted in TO inn
portance by efforts TO refnte them, when they
need to be treated with contempt and ridic ule,
observes that all the, blows inflicted by the
Herculean club OF certain logicians are not
half 80 enectuai as box on the aar of 3 cel-
ebrated atheist by the hand of some charming
beauty. = y - - =
Amer having In vain preached to q circle OF
ladies, he attempted 70 avenee himself by say
ing: s.t.s a :. s44s5* - :.
I" Pardon my error, ladies. do not ina
eine that in q house where wit lives with
grace. / alone should have the honor Of not
believing IN God. - 8. - ,s.sss9Fs.9I T
s.Youare not alone, sir, answered the mis-
tress OF the house "my horse, my dog, my
eat, share the honor with you ; only these
poor brutes have the good sense not to boast
Of it,
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GERMAN BESBvoLEyCE.-TheG German citi-
zens of Memphis giving theatrical repre- :
sentations for the benefit of needy families III
that city
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GoLDsBoRo' MrLIrIA.-The militia of Wayne
county, N. c., paraded in Goldsboro' on
Wednesday, $50 strong. This county has al
ready eight ompanies in the service.
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IA tAETEU-CDAL MINERS and COMMON
w LABORERS, white or black, at the Carbon
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~ No.. 90 ,
The Fedora, s,aa,nsr Eon sep. as, 1851
came N as fs n. Iirara, Iauny CuwA Alaoei
ternoon. with a n. ~ ,, aa.anu yes,erday az
HAVING on hoard 49, a,, rom oIo Fomt
wives from Na,r WI, s.ntienen ana theil
is in North Carol;na Tha,s.. ~nose res, ,es!',ehce
trun1, M SaloIiha. fhey state that theiI
tectiyes at NJ nVvIonsniy Vsy searened by the de-
also toos nlscs - au n,snu seaiea Ine search
phia ana fin alfu a. i,S SfI1sa n AZ nniiadei
ButIers Massa nSns.. ~ O'1 IWh' oy ricayune
I learn here th a. :, ,,,. AZ innae. ..
In New yor,, - ~ os vas eulIenuy reported
reached that citx ~ o,u i. n 81 ~ anu sew ara mac
Cen Re,nrerard '"NA '"s hoise lhaoe py
lam inforned hv
citv frnro T.a,, ~ passengers Just up 10 the
large Vessels Ininyv tsa, nT N, ina. there are two
are six NJ fI,ia p.;n. oIs VIEWS. lhere
In, 90 class o'A'' iouf oi "hieh are ol
1hara is raa.h h so
rurt fro,, ~ th.. Ing "a sPeciai moment to re-
The stsamar tba.
city TO Cranev island s ;s es i,a, aay rom tne
ant IN al,a .aa - not aiio~ea AT pres
the afternopn tri, oshef 'han soldiers Oh
Some onnos;tiaf
Medical kparn na,. ,s l,anaiestea ~; towards the
Tho oh;ect;nns ~ ~ SESSION. IN TINS city
ar,nv so,ns nf ,ho abe Iiaas Dy surgeons In the
90 so.ie VI wnoh refused TO submit to an
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ID q A R, ID N G -..rsrf +..z
l0i stts.rrs,s.f If. --r- Ns,r'.s5t2~. II .
BOARD, and .an@exceedingiy fine nnfurnished
ROOM on the first floor i also, fine furnished
ROOM, suitable for a faIail can be found by ap.
plying the south side OF Grace street. just above
eth street. l4.s-.sssi ga- R - ssf,e Sc I9-3tH
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A lot Of paper belonging to the Louisville
Courier office, was seized in Cincinnati last
week by the revenue officers.
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HGA NOTlCE.-The annual meeting Of the
1@STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held at their Panking-
House on TUESDAY, the lst October, 1861 at IL
O'Clock NJ j. Il. nACMURDO Cashier
Sc l7-2w
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HOTELS 1E k kESHA Il a MS.
NJ ONUMENT HOTEL, re.
= wi CORNER 9TH AND GRACE STREETS,
+ = g. Opposite the Capitol Square,)
f tatspEsls H@ ifs-fI RTCHMOND, "a. ''''t
This Hotels now open for the reception OF visi.
tors. It. has been newly furnished and completely
renovated u. X. BLACKLOCK Proprietor. -
b NJ MADDUx, Assistant. ~ f5i!f- ~ - ="
(. l.g~ VIM Whaleys Omnibusses will attend the
Railroad Dspofs. eE ffssi Sc f6--eod4tt
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4 tHURCH HILL ENGLsa AND CLASsI-
NJ CAL SCHOOL,
On BROAD. BETWEEN 2fTH AND 2rTH sTRTE era
The next session OF this School y, al cunnsl ca
on TUESDAY. I7th September.
TERMS As HERETOFORE
REfEkENCEs-Nessrs i. y. Stokes. Hunt Il
James, a. > Lee. Andrew g. E.lcll, D. bl uuyad f.
4. Smith, +. Stearsls Ghos UafF-g5ye C.l q. A
Wilkins DR. John KIrox--i'airuls
q For Circulars apply 10 Aeasrs. 4. !. SroELs
or Hunt Il JANIS. W. l.. MILLER, :. n,
an atb-lnA I..-L.--.i
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HSA THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
o>S@ THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY will
he held at the Office of the Company, Wood
October, 1861, at II O'Clock NJ
Sc l7-2w T. G. JACKSON, Sec'y.
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- II. PENDLETON'S ENGLISH CLASSICAL
u AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, on 4th
Street, between Main aud Fran kim will commence
SEPTEMBER 10TH, and continue to JULY 5th,
1862
Miss f. L. READ will have charge of the Pre-.
paratory Department
DRILLING will be continued
TERMs-Payable quarterly in advance $50 TO
500 an .x-lms
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M ANTED-Four able bodied ceiored MEN, to
wv work on read al Junction, Hanover county.
apply at Superintendent's Office Richmond, Fred
s1cksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
ia .
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Aitblaoan qispatrb.


Arrirdt Of Soafterners-Lincola on lie Tyavsl.-.
4Vniys dora the, Rirer-1he Medical Boori-
BensM E4hib''iaa - Match Manafacory--Th,
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RS u l. NE ACA ADEM MY
OF The
IMMAC LATE ONCEPTION.
COLUMBIA, ). e.
This institution Resumed its eadeInc exercises
MONDAY, Sept I'd, offering all ths advantages OF
a first-class Academy for young ladies'.
Terms per Session Of Fire Months:
Board and Tuition in all the usual branches
-I-X- L..
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FEMALE INSTITUTE

IL
The next session of this lustitutian viii heotn
OCTOBER lst, leGl, aud IS expected 70 Correspond
in all respects TO those - former yeHrs
The same Faculty viii remain t!e .e!ras ~. e be
as heretofore, ard the Same ieral patronage ftoul
this section and froni the Snalb &, hoped inr.
sY II has been decidA, - E,.a ~ the aHugLters
OF volunteers in the SaNiee of the Coaelera'A
States, tuition in tie English branches FREE oE
CHABtiI.
For further information. or sor c..slogue. qnpiy
20 CitAh. e. WHIST On,
au 1A--ts ttr..st-.,
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H>EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
i from the subscriber, on Thursday, l2th Sep
teInber, a Negro Mac named BOB Said Negro is
black; rather ii. thin face; with mnt,staehe.. He
Originally came from Washington, D.. O., and
speaks with Northern accent. i will give the
above reward for his delivery to me. lls aE.s- :.
, Sc IS--ts XXX JOHN LINDSAY. -
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DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Franklin Street betnceen Sd and in
The Misses CLOPTON (dau ghiers af the la.e
Judge Clopton,) wiz open School the 1T OF Oc.
tober, 1861.
Circulars of terms, etc, viii be sent to those de.
string them. au 2i-Hp-
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EDGEHILL ACADEMY.

ENDUEHIIE AUNDENE.'
The next session of this school ccgnmences Oe.
tober lst, and continues tea Don'hs The eoG3-. Is
fully preparatory to the Uni, er,.ty Of VIRGINIA.
Special attention has always been pid to Haihe-
mates, Drawing EngneeriU-. Sc, ..ad hereafter
Fortifeation and other branches et Military sci.
ence will be regularly taught the Scnool of En-
gineering
TERMs.-S2e0 per session. Liberal arrangements
made III to payments. Address
SAMUEL SLHOoLLR, a. ai
au 2-tOl Quincy j O., Caroline Va