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NIITsEIf 4ICIh E-TI q.
TU1HE Twenty. Ninth Session Eof this School will open 0cto.
Il Der LIST, lsGl, and close August LIST, leG2. The course Of
instruction is preparatory 10 the University Of Virginia, and
Is thorough in the Latin, Greek, English, and French Ian.
guases Mathematics and Philosophy.
TEsas:-Boarda and tuition, exclusive OF lislts ana tow.
els, i2Uu; payable 800 October lst, aud slVU March LIST.
For my period OF less than Ave months, S5 per monthiNil
be charged, aud no deduction for absence for any cause
hut sickness. For further particulars consult catalogue.
IF Address Lodo7e +. o., Amelia county, Virginia;
Aug eff. HM. II. HARRISON.
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Army

BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-Federal troops are
now at New Bridge, where they have captured
three cf the bridge burners.
About ono Thousand Confederate troops are
now near Ro.nney, and an attack on the Fcdc.
rails is n,ouIenlarlly expected.
!. flag Of truce has conveyed the Nicaraguan
Minister wholly beyond the Federal lines.
a lag g. truce from Norfolk brings prisoners
released on account Of various good Actions
Several others, including chaplains, arc coming.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA committee Of the
citizens Of Harrison county, Ky, to-day called
On the President Of the Ccvington and Ken
lucky Railroad Company, and protested against
the transportation Of Lincoln guns. If such
york was continued, The citizens were deter.
mined to clear the track. Three cannon and
several car loads Of guns and ammunition
en- route, were returned to Corington.
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GEsoRGE B. STEEL,
RUFEEN'S
PHGSpmR.PERUYIAN GU3Ee,

AN now ready 10 supply orders for ray fertilizers q,
l. fast as they come IN. All may rely upon getting, With
ou, delay, an article not Inferior 10 any l have made; d!ner.
ent, In the phosphate Ingredients, from anything else Tn
market; and better, because II contains more pure RoaE
PHOSPHATE OF LING than any other Manipulated Guano.
The results OF applying my preparations 10 wheat the
past season have been al favorable ~ could be expected
under the combined disasters OF joint worm, Gy, rus., and,
most OF all, the drought, which prevented the present ia.
gorsbIe action Of the phosPhatest TO a very gFea! eStcn; az
the time the wheat was granting. But the mass Of the te,;t-
mony |. that It was equal or superior TO Peruvian Guano 90
wheat; whilst for lands that need phoRphates-ns nearly al
Isuds do-ithas proved It's superiority, under f:i! scs'ont,!or
producing o good stand Of Glover. II Is true that oc"ss'on-
u failures have been reported; but they we,s srch IS every
manipulation hears Of: sometimes due to the fac: that Tho
land did rot Feed phosphstes, but most generally 20 the
worst season for both wheat and clover ] have ever known.
The bes; evidence Of The value Of ny rsauores /, 10 10
.ourdi In the fact that l have orders Tor more thar !olr
times as much ~ l bad st the same period las, year.
Persons who are Induced to try ny graro, from thc!r
own experience, or the representations Of others, are par.
tcu.ITly requested to order Ruf6n's guano, AID 10 See tsit
they get It, as there ere SO macy manipulated sraeie' in the
market
1t con be had Of myself or the ~connlsscs merchsnts
generally In Richmond, or Of my agents, Messrs. TaONLs
BRANCH Z SONS, Petersburg; 81. HoLLlNS 4 60, Lyach-
burg, HUGH SCOTT. Fredericksburg; MASON, aihEiIn .
co., ScnuavIlle; JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO., Dhay.ir.
Sept 4-ctf FRAME. G.. RUPPlN.
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Mount LAUREL ACADEMY,

HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
I7HE SESSION Lssinl LIST October AMI closes the last Of
z July.
The instruction l. thorough and complete.
The situation, about lW0 miles south Of Richmond and
midway between the scs board and The mountains, COM
bines all the advantages OF safety, health and retirement
that can be desired.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, exclusive oil lights
anI towels, 3sj0. Payable half yearly In advance.
~. u. For every paying boarler, | pledge myself TO give
$50 per session 10 the Southern Confrdcracy.
Address me at "CloYrr Depot, Halifax county, Va"
Aur 3-,tlSeut. PIKE POWERS
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KICNMOHD, juno GU.h, IsGI.
PROPOSALS. will b. TrceiveG,,in conformity with the
Il act Of Congress, for the purchase OF the Bonds Of the
Confederate States, clearing annual interest 1t $ per cent,
payable seMl.gnnually,) with the proceed, Of sales or raw
produce or manufactured articles.
The proposals shall specify the quantity TO bs delivered,
the time and place OF delivery, and the Factor or Ware
houseman to whom the delivery IA to be made. The pro-
ceeds OF sales may be paid IN Bills o. Exchange, or other
funds, rated Ut their current value, In cola or IN Treas
uy notes, at par.
The proposals will be addressed 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury, at Richmond. either singly or in lists, embracing
several names.
%(Signed) L. U. blEMAlHGEh,
June 9s-cGw Secretary Of the Treasury.
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THE VOL UNIT EsKS MANtAL AND
DRILL ROCK.

I VOL. IS MO. 3T2 pP, Price f1.O. Complied from the
L latest and hest authority, for tie USE OF Volunteers
aud Mili,im Of the Confederate states, b.
LIEUT.. col. WN. u. RICHARDSON
Graduate ard formerly Assistant Instructor 81 laetcS
Virginia Military Institute.
This valuable book Is u liberal infringement Of "~liardee'S
Tactics, +" l~ncloding the School Of the Battalion, and instruc-
lions for Sklrnishers.
The Ia!ance Step, nd the Manual OF Arms for the mus
ket, being introduced from Guhsm's Manual also, the
forms Of paradra for reviews, Inspection, dress %palades,
guard mounting, duties OF guards, duties OF captains In
camp and garrison, marches, camps, &c; together with
soldiers ratlons and mode Of cooking, ard Il few iInror'
tart sanitary suggestions to soldiers.
A. MORRIS, Publisher,
-, " o7 N.Ip S,raat VIrbmnnd In
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Attachment or General Scota 10 HIS Ma
tive State.
The Lexington Gazette" of Thursday.

Attachment or General Scots 10 HIS Ma
tive State.
The Lexington Gazette" of Thursday,
says:
A short time before the Convention Of Vir-
! GINA passed the ordinance Of Secession we
visited Washington city, in company with D.
D. Davidson, Esq, Of this place. While we
were in Washington, together with Mr.. Qa-
wilson we, called on the Hon. John j. CIV
tendon. Whilst at Mr.. CIittcnden's room at
tho National Hotel, Gen. Scott made his APP
pearance. In the conversation which eEsued
after General S!cott's appearance, which was
altogether in relation TO the state of affairs in
the country, we understood General Scott dis
tinctly to say. THAT If u war was to be
waged against Virginia, he would never have
anything to do with it." We have under.
stood thst he made substantially the same
remark TO the Hon. 4. II. Il. Stuart. How
ever this may be, Mr.. Davidson will remcm-
Der that he said what &c have just Stated on
the occasion above mentioned. The General
adverled to the charges that had been made
against him of disloyalty to the State Of Viz
eiuia, and seemed to be wounded by tlem.-
lie said that tho conduct of military men was
often misunderstood, aud from all that he said
he left us with the impression that he telt
aggrieved by the charges. But how has it
Turned out? He has been as a%eceittul as Lin
coin, and he has been as good at lying as
Lincoln. What does he care for his native
State He has joined heart and hazd with
Lincoln to overpower and Cypress her.
What General Scott said at thelime alluded
to may not have been intended to have been
spoken OF everywhere, but we regard 1t as no
violation OF con6dence-no Improperly what,
ever 10 say what we have said, since Generai
Scott has proved 90 false as he has done to; his
professions.
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l. {: E,ha1" e. CsiAk 81.
IlTurpsyEtip ".
EecEHu,I, aC.nEJIr

EE1IfEfEIEN IhCtf II UNI 4
fF1HE next ses. ion Of this School commence October lst,
and contiEn-s ten months. The course Is fully pre-.
para,ory 10 the University of Virginia. Special attention
has always been paid to MATHEMATICS, DRAWING,
ENGINEERING, DC, and, hereafter, FoRTIFIcATIos
and other branches Of Military Science will he regularly
taught in the school Of Engineering.
TsENs.-$250 per session. Liberal arrangements made
Gs TO payments. Ahlr-ss.
SAMUEL sCnooLER-, a. ST.,
Aug, c-CGw 10. Gu.uey's L, O., Caroline. Va.
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TIT DAHyEALE MILITARY iNSTI.

u.ATELY CONDUCTED Ef MElsaa. EDMONDSk JONESJ
x4Tli.L be opened on the Isl Monday In September, and
w the Session will close the lus, week In June.
students will be prepared for College or the University,
or for business pursuits.
TERas.
Board and Tuition, per Session OF IL months, one-half
payable In advance, the balance on the Grsl day OF Febru-
airy, 1910.
For Dag Scholars, charges anne ~ heretofore.
Communications addressed to
Z. c. HOWARD, Principal,
Danville, Va.
Refer 10 ReTs. George W.. Dame, Frank stnnly, @. c..
Chaplin, J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Danv!llc; keys. Chss. Il. Read,
Moses D. liogei Ii. p. Lei-bvre, Esq, Richmond.
Wantel.-A gentleman ttroughly qualified to take
part In the management Of the School. Applicants will
state expressly what they are prepared 10 teach their
testimonials, references, &c, and whatever else they deem
pertinent.
Address as above. Aug4-c+w
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INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HONE.
TBsE: VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

(CFricE CORNER OF MAIN y ELEVENTH aTHrlTs-l
NSGRES white persons for life, or for = terra .. year;
Il and slaves for one or more mot exceeding four) years.
Grants aunultes and Endorsements on the most equitable
terms.
The Yankee companies having made known their in;r:.
ton to ~repuLIa,e the policies OF our fellow. citizen: Iac
may be killed IN defence OF their homes, either by tak:i.g
up arms, or by synpath!zing with, or by lending aid md
comfort 10 Southern rebels, every prudent man, itFu:c!b?
them, ought st once 10 cancel his policy uad i.seFe l:
home.
Books, containing tho necessary information, are fir.
nisiiel ~ the Office Of the company.
SAMUEL j. HARRISON, PresIter:.
J. ApAIH rLRAsASTs, Secretary.
BLAIR HuRwELl, N. D., Medical Examiner.
J. b. hcOAw, N. D., Consulting Physician.
IoscoE b. HEATH, Legal Adviser.
Julv
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IA wREECE 8. AIRY
LGNrnnNrCY Alr-llW

AIlOlHEi IA
TsRACT1CES In the Courts Of the city OF Richmond, and
the counties OF Henrico, Hanover and Caroline.
He 4 also Notary PusE.s and ConuissioReF Of ne uh'ea
States court Of Claims.
The partnership between Nj, Chastsln Wliis and him
self being dissolved, his Office Is Cow Oh ~. 4Isss, !cSi
below GoddinTs Hall.
February l8Cely
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From WGshIn1tGIl.

WAsntSGroN, Aug. 1.-THE Confederate
forces have all fallen back 10 Fairfax, thus ap.
p~arcntly separating the distance between the
hostile forces; but the picket guards occupy
their former positions.
The correspondent Of the New York post
says that q new Confederate battery, two miles
b-low Acquia Greek, unexpectedly opened on
the Pocshontas to-day. No damage was done.
This is the fourth new battery erected IN this
EG!ghborhood, and anless some immediate
action is taEer, prominent naval officers here
think !nnt tie navigation Of tn. Potomac will
cease.
The Union lacn here claim that ;hcro sill DE
Il great Federal yictrry in Virginia when the
next battle occurs, and that it will eXiinguish
rebellion ia all the Confederate States. Those
Union men who entertain such views ought to
obtain prominent places in the next battle.
The Uonioderatcs continue the barbarous q
practice Of firing on Federal pickets.
Ncws received here from Kansas states that
600 vel! armed iaen have left Howard county
to join General Jackson's forces in Missouri.
The 1st Iowa regiment is being paid of and
discharged. Their loss in the late battle was
30 killed and l34 wounded, and five missing.
The Missouri regiment lost r killed, Els
| wounded AID ii missing.
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PRESIDENTS GUARD.

ElHE report has gone forth that tho effort to Or I
gaulze this company has been abandoned n
This is altogether an error. Not only Is the pur-
pose adhered 10, but with good hope that the CONN.,
many Will be mustered into service during The present week,
and as 4 is desired TINT the maximum Of members BIO tu'
rolled, persons who wish 10 enter the service ae Invited to
Application to enter the company may be made at my Of
Ace, corner OF Bank and 11th streets, Or al the banking
house ofC. w. Purcell & Co., Main street
Aug 18-6t. \. "A. STuRDlfANI.
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States OF America,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, =
ArcI.ar lSt 1871

2SEoP0sALS viii he received at the Contract ofece o:
l. this Department until >, +. NJ, CT Saturday, e!st Au-
gust, 1851, fo- conveying the mails CT the Confederate
Stat IS Of Amsrc,ca, to The 3uth June. 1868, on koute No.
4,l21, IN tie State Of Virginia, b. The Schedule hertia spa.
cited, with celebrity. certainty ana security.
From Old Church. BY Piping Tree, QceaD L:cr..lv-.
King w.il;ar: Court House, StaysosV!lls, King sEd G:s~:l
Court tiouss. Little Plymouth, Siacsrliord, PI.!ryiew s:d
Woods Cross Roads to Gloucester Cour, Eousa, q y'r!na
n!lr, aud back, twice IL week.
Leave Old Church Tuesday ard Friday ct -! 4. u;
Arrive at Steyeasvnle by 9 p. 81.
Leave Stcyensvile Tuesday and Friday, on arrival !rca
Old Church, say Els, p. ~;
Arrive ut Gloucester Court House next days by II, 4, u.
Leave Gloucester Court House Wedrssdsy aud Saturday
at 10 80, A. ~;
Arrive at Steycnsvlle by Q, T. ".
Leave Stevensyils Monday ana Thursday st 3, \. 81:
Arrive a. Old Church by J, 7. NJ.
- Proposals Invited 10 commence a. Richmond.
JOHN II. REAuA%,
hrg2-cwiw Post Master Gcnrr.i.
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rE(HE Board Of Visitors will meet a. the Adjutaut Cen
< erals Office, in tic cHY of Richmond, on TIE Seco1d
Tuesday in September neat, and will receive Applications
for the appointment Of Cadets in the Virginia Military In.
stilute.
Applications 70: State cadets will bc received from each
CT the Senatorial d!t,ricts Of tue Stale.
Applications for pay-cadets will be received from this
State, from any State Of the Southern Confederacy, ami
ether States not In hostility 10 the Confederate States.
The regular exercises Of the Institute Will be resumed
on the lL dag OF OctcbIr next, and ull cadets now on fur
longh, with hose to he appointed on the Ind Tuesday OF
September, will be expected TO report themselves prompt.
ly for duty, on the lst Of October.
Applications tor admission must he accompanied by tes'
timoniais Of gooI moral character, stating the full maine,
age, and residence OF the applicant, and directed TO tho
Superintendent, Col. +. II. Smith, at Lexington, anu all the
required Information will be furnished by him In reference
to The course OF studies and terms o! admission
Aug lI-dtlSrpt AMI q DRGCE, Prest
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HOVE Administrative Richmond Home Ar
tillery, Col. Thos. II. Ellis, will meet this after
noon, 1T four o'clock, on the Capitol Square,
for inspection, by order Of the Governor
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BAN WILLIE FEMALE ACAD EMI
OIL I. 1. 10 IL ID LIZ
UNEVEHSITY OF LOUISIANA
MEnICAL ARTMENT

r. n z v Il * s OF LS b1St n "A Z.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
| fS,uE Annual Course OF Lectures In this Department will
L commence OH MONDAY, November II, 1861, and will
terminate In the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES. NJ. b., Professor of Practice Of Nell
cine.
J.L. RIDDELL, 81. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A.. u. CENAs, II. D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
GUsTAvUS A. MOTT, N. D., Professor OF Naterla M
dica.
7. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, 81. D., Professor Of Physiology hnd
Pathology.
". c. NICHOLAS, ". D.,
The Rooms for Dissect!ng will be open on the second
Monday IN October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons OF the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors In their visits,
and, free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical adj
rantages. =,
Preliminary to the Course, Lectures will! be delivered
daily In the .AmphitheatGr Of The Hospital, from the eth or
October, on CIIniea Medicine and Surgery, and other sub.
iects, without any char e to students.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The Administration Of the Charity Hospital elect aann.
ally, IN April, fourteen Resident Students, who are main
tanned by the Institution. Aug 1G--cyt lStSoy.
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From Missouri.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l1.-At st. Louis Il de.
tachment OF Federal troops, under the order Of
Gen. Fremont, had been ordered 10 seize, At
st. Gcncvcvc, $4,000 belonging 10 one OF the
bn:ikS.
We na.c received 10 news from 81. Louis
to-day. The anxiety is intense, and the i'm
preston that Gen. Scigel's Federal forces have
been cut of is gaining ground. Lack Of
pointed information as to his position, and the
condition OF his forces, confirms the suspicion
that dispatches relative to his progress were
pure ~ticlions.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Sr. LotI;, August ls.-A soldiers train near
Palmyra WAS fired into yesterday, and one man
was kill, d and several wounded.
Gen. Pope has ordered a levy on mules,
horses and provisions for ten thousand mel
from St. Louis county, 5000 from Palmyra
was regarded sufficient. Enough soldiers are
about Palmyra to control the county, and they
arc CHARTERED in citizens houses.
Major Sturgcs has assumed the command of
the army, 80 miles east OF Springfield, end has
camped about eight miles south Of Rolla.
No intelligc "ce has yet been received of Gen.
Sc;gei's location.
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AgRlyEp-The Fourteenth Regiment Of
North Carolina Volunteers, fully armed md
equipped, arrived in Richmond last night.
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XOUSG EADT QUALIFIED TO
"A tench English, French and Music, desires to ootsin q
large School; the latter greatly preferred, In Richmond
Bes, reference given and required. Address "A. Z. CT
Auy 1n-if Richmond, Va.
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WANTED.

ys1HE TRUSTEES Of the Chersw Acaiemical society ue-
sire to secure the services OF q TEACHEh 'or u ha,e
mences The first MONDAY 10 October and terminates ,he
last Friday in June. The Teacher will he allowed ths receipt,
OF the School, less 8 per cent. thereof. Judging from past
.,ner;.nces. The Trustees suppose that the gross receipts
Of The School will not be less than eight hundred dollars.
Applicants must be qualified 10 prepare boys Tor admission
To- The South Carolina College, and sll address the under
signed on or before the first day OF September next
THoS. +. PUWE,
President board CT TrusteGs.
rbo-ou Q r. A,pust IL 1S6l-c3T
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decentralization one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-i7e of the sick soldiers who have been in
the hospitals and private residences Of our
city, have so far recovered as to b; able to re-
turn to their positions. Many Of them now
sick and wounded are, under the kind atten.
ton bcstowei upon them, rapidly improving.
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AUDITING

RICHMOND, Aug. 10, 1861.
u1uE duty Of closing the business Of the Office OF CoIn-
q ,nlsssry General Subsistence OF Wiz glnia Forces hay
Ing br-ii transferred TO CIAS. II. B05hER, sl ststa AS
sisIant Cnmm!s1arics are required to send their accounts
to him on or before lat s~eptelnber,l prox.
BY order OF the Board,
i. BELL BIGGER,
Ann I7--dEc-w Clerk of board.
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.

SITUATION As TEACIIEK WHHEED'
A GRADUATE OF Hampden Sidney College, who can
Ia produce also the strongest testimonials from ms
Professors, desires u situation as Teacher for the enEuing
year. He has had some experience, and-is prepared Ia
leach the Latin, Greek, and, French Lnn2usged, Mhthr.
mates, The various Sciences, SC. lie would accept Tue
position Of Tutnr In a private family, or take charge Oh
school or Academy. Apply at the Enquirer Office, or I'D
JOHN D. 4 FOSTER.
Aus IO-c,r Palnevi!Ie i. o., Anelln Co. Va.
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500 REWARD.
ENeE the delivery to me Of my carriage driver, BEVERLY.
He /, 81 years old; color black; six feet high; face
covered with short beard and moustachc; large eyebrows
and curling eyelsshes. lie probably trnrcis In q dark
and carpet bag. He says he has read shGk5penre,a ard
MY travel with a forged pass, and shave oil his beard
when he reads this. He has relatives at Or. R.. II. Stewards,
In King George, and Mrs. DR.. Frank Taliaferro's, In Or.
ange, with whom he has been recently corresponding ny
letter. Ills object being evidently TO escape, he is doabt.
les, lurking about the shore OF the Potomac, or making us
way Northward, and may be about our encampments.i Inc
above reward will be paid If caught oTeE 30 miles ffoni
Fredericksburg, otheryise go.
August 2-tI04 A.. Il. BERNARD.
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THE ~phosphoric Acid, rs quoted above, combined w:;'
Lime and MagGcsIa, Is equal 10 :I.lT.E per g. ci Bone
Phosphate of Lime.
~(Signcd) "G. A. LIMBO, Ph. Dr.
We have, with The above GcanO, ~ per CT. Of the hes:
Peruvian Guano, and being DESTROYS Of Introducing /,
nInomg the Farmers, oecr & for sale In snail lots NJ ! 81 pes
ton. WM. BRENT i CO.,
May tim la;h Street, near Carr.
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NOTICE..

H1HE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Lynch
4 burg and Abingdon Telegraph Company vii! be he'd
at the office OF the Company, in The city Of Lynchbu-S 9"
thc1Ith day Of August, 1861.
Aug lO-td WIN S. NORRIS, Psesilest.
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New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE first OF the Dew
gunboats built for the navy ut this port Will
be launched to Inorrow. Another will be
launched next week, and four others in
fifteen days from this time.
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"a VERDE GUANO

N1HE undersigned oEer for sale leo tons CAT YEEnE
a GUAS0,a and annex report Of an analysis ns3e BY
Professor Llcbig.
"HrroKr The sample Of Guano sent tie, upon ae.'r.
sA, was found to coctain:
Inorganic Natter. ............... fitl
Yielding Of Sand and Infoube Substance l.BI
Phosphate Iron and Alunina.. ........... 0.GS
P%hosphoric Acid combined With Lime aud
Organic Matter ......... ............. N.i9
Wst;er As Moisture aAs;
-N1
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VHANTED.-Ten or fifteen recruits TO conrlets
w the Second Company Of the Richmond Fayette e
Artillery" Uniforms and Equipments both furnished.
Apply, ut once, a. the Recruiting Office, Capt Oabelrs~~
bulldog, 4 doors above Col. ". D. Blalr's, or TO Capt. il.
o. Cabeil, p. NJ. Quarles, David Lambert, W: Irwin Scott.
Pm. QUARLEi,
An, l4-dtclJt Recruiting Sergeant.
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NARBY,S PK0PHVLACTIC FLUID
~ This Is the best remedy for wounds and sores, and Is
the best d!sinfectant known. l. Is Indispensable IN the SICK
room, and Is highly recommended By the best Physicians IN
the South, for sale by b.
Auu1s 1S, Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-20

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