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NOTiCE.-Tno acesupts II JOAN q eleger.
IN trustee. uujer deed from Peter d. Gil. o
ana his wits, and William Dav and his V ise
bearing dste the Gath day OF November, is5s fef
the benefit Of the creditors OF ths said Gtinn Il
Davis, ara before mo 2or setlaneGt. Tho parties
interested will die taair claims with ihs At fpy
otics Il. the corasr Of la and B4sk streets o.
or before MONDAY, the i.'h day Of August. issi,
80 that Gay be enabled to scale the .eeoe y q,
and chow to now much the creditors In tina Ia II
will be sevsrally entitled.
" ia~iisAu WMr WATSON, Conn.
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RLACkBEKHY BnsNDY.-A very supe
- rior article, put up in 1855, much recommend
e en ior children and the sick Also, pure rye
hlskey Medicinal French Brandy Port Wine
ana Cherry Brandy, warranted pure; for sale bv
K. w POWkRS, Druggist
jyl2 f,ornar No IN ~ "a
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IyOK AALE-A new IR0A-AXL HUEs 3
II CARR, OF gevsi materials aud wofk,n4 ~ b p
Pr'es delivered On tls Cars at dogdcnsvii!s, sss.
a. J.. R0uTf.
3y ll-A Somerset orange county.
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"ANTED-100 HANDS-To make Ove,coats
w such as are aceu stoned to that X nd OF work
nv WIN. IRA SMITH.
Az D.-hiso, CUfTEh wanted. jy Its
w ANLED-A Golored NURSE, without en-
w eumbrance. Inquire sc
~ lE--ot NM. IRA SMITHS.
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Rr~~ELI'- I Hir re TuE " E-r.-IHE T.oNpoy
f"s+,' tNN. 1t may bo relue III bered that
short ttue ~iHcc some ot the over -Zeaious
ptrti>lGS of b" lincoln Government present
cd petition 10 secretary Seward, praying
the e,.f. tb~ioH lfon Lincoln s :etlIa or W II.
Russell. ESQ, the correspondent of the Lon
don iu,r<. Mr.. seward did not formally no.
tlIy bnn 10 leave tie country, but from u par
graph from the PhiIadetphia Ba'i,ia. OF the
"a ult., ho apnrrfs tc have had hint has
MS presence IA Washington vas not Gesira~
bic. fhe i;tHcin SAYS:
How are the Anne: lean public t. corstrus
the sudden departure for III" West Of ihaf
over-rstmated individual, william Ii Huf
sell IL ID, own Corrtspou leGt of the Lob
don Ifm,s Does he really want to- shoot
grouse ON the prairies or ha~ he had httts
that his pre- -putr was no needed in w t>biug &
Ton il rs General Mcclellan told him that
he would have time for shooting IN Illinois.
and Vt be back ia s"tson for the next great
BATH" IN Eastern Virginia? o. has he, IL
late ittterS yet 10 re tCh this country, gone
far heyoud ali other letters in talsehpuds atts.
caiumUIes tllt,} he thinks 10 prudent % be ol.i /
oi the way when they reach the eyes Of tEe
American people Perhaps, having ex
htEsted even his own Invention in the al
o. lying at " asbIngtou, he Is goiug 30 Try the
new material IN General fremont's com
.aaUd. Dr the story OF the brave defence OF
Lexington may nave suggested - him tha l.
th"rc was mere war 10 he seen on the Ms
souri, than on Tia" Potomac. Or, perhap h,-
is 50 proud, since the BuH Ruu affair, oi his
ability 10 describe = battle without vito Pss- :
ing H. tina he Things he might as we'll anusa
himself with grouse-s hoouug, aud write ac-
counts OF battles iii Virginia. Kentucky, and
Missouri from a shooting box in Illinois.
Whatever BE- the motives that have induced
this eccentric. imaginative writer II quit
Washington, there are reasons why the
American people do not want to lose sight ot
MIN.
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TUE poroNAc HArrenlKs.--A cnrre.no1denI

TUE PoroNAc BArTgGfES.--A Spo1dent
writes the following 10 the Charleston Coa-
yier, Of Saturday
W. are now enCamped upon the banks of
IN" Potomac, near Free Stone Point where
We have had battery OF rifle cannon CON
sisnng OF Long Tom, or the Parrot gun taken
at Muu1sst, and our two riited pieces beiong-
ing to the battery OF Flying Artillery. We
have been busy since our arrival III erecting
thlS battery using the grpatcSt prppartiou
Lest the enemy should discover and shell us
before we were ready. Onr men worked hard,
thd %e had lust completed the work when 3
tuE boat came within 100 yards, and COM
El'kCtu SHrilihG rs WlfA t-iECh B1higren
shells. After Il few rounds from the ting, n,
large mah-ot- War steamer commenced also,
al The distance OF two mites, and was GETTING
II" range, when Capt. Lee commenced tirihg
III tntuTA. FHI guns ~tLHlk the war steamer
i"lc", AND She was CowprIleG ta withdraw
out Of range, aEG, When ! last saU her. had
ont most ot her boats undergoing repairs.-
pairing that d3X and the next our battery
kept up i constant siie upon every.h hing tn t
passed 'rp and down The liver, 4ud J9inaged
| 4 few vessels severed. The river at thls
point is four miles wide, with a deep channel
Jn GUth 81 ty~.
last night our runs were removed, and
Lor-. Tom was sent down to Evans. Point,
where ii i.tiE" battery Is nearly co,apieteu,
consisting Of Que 2l-pJund and one round
ritl"i caInnou aud >cyfrai itrgc CUtuInbii ID
aul oHhigrcu guns. The channel here is
only half Il mile wide, running close along
the Virginia shore.
Our lttIe battery was only a ru~f ar decoy,
20 get tue nike" man W-tr up the river,
nd now that the battery at Esan>'e POM Is
completed, IL" riSrr VIII be efiectualiy block
"dpd.
Large numbers of yes.eIs have been plviug
- and down the river, carrying supplies 10
Washington. Lincoln cunuot afford to have
he COMMUNICATION by water cut or and viii
tfoo"hiy attempt 10 destroy Our battery and
9reu tht river.
Ii Is ,t.TpI i~irt~ how we'll our IL aud ~
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E1s5.E4 E.E1rts'Tgn[@.

Yaa TO rHE VOTERS or Tuf CITIES
'S<1"OF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
bVRG. AND OF TIE COT MITES OF
HtNBICO, HANOVER. CHARLES CITY
NV hENI ElIHAbEiH CITY WAR
WICK, JANE, CITY, AND YORK, :
the duty Of every citizen. at such iuac,ure to
interpose personal objections cali Of his fel.
ow.citizens to any responsible position wherein
taey may think he can serve The country. l. was
with this conviction accepted the seat have now
the hcnor - hold in Congress acd with which
have applied myself. aad shall continue to apply
myself until the close, - it, a6cfs and duties
The only distinction 10 which / aspire IL, THAT y y
la5o~ may deserve Al i 0b.ain the pub c snpgu-
baton.
caanot be Indifferent to the applications from
ths District IT, offer myself ut the approaching
election, aud declare myself candidate. -
Should you, ny fellow citizens, honor Ne with
your support my best Efforts shall be devoted T.
tie labors and duties OF the high position.
cc tide WEI II MCFARLAND.
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1H@ LAST RAID OK HARpHu's Ferry Tba
:. h'.'vHton Neig,s If J,Fife7u s4|cs N. follow
I's par 'iepi'fs OF the recent maraufin.y OK
leoI'ion Htar and upon Harper's l'errv.
pi1t"y aIiW'ed to IA yesterdays UiSDq,,h.
On $aturd y night last a command of mid.
Hi@At E:"ftnG"rS, Numbering aS SlD,oss.f
Arar 100, crossed III" Potomac NJ oI. near !Ttr-
per Ferry, en- i0ffe IL believed for Cb4ri---
town. tE"lr object on the line O r fr.trgl KS
pi'ndrr, aud we have heard of yarieu. don,
i'11lohS committed, rs far - hey ,,r,. ..apdeB
HoinoltStcd. AT IHtItoWn however th.,J
Wrtt hFo'%1 I" 4 stand point ~ ose Of ;he
sentlueiS OF Capt. Henderson, " bn hailed and
hr"d 1t thelIg, which was quiekIy E,Iloy-od D.,
ihr report of TWO other sputiurIs. wnen IN.
Whoie elan l2Eiorlo9sly rln. IL their rat,.,.lt
'ut '4t-FiA& IAN StreWed the turnpike with
>tiH~httI|t ch!rEPUS, c;Itptl,S, ANA soma 81
tnclr rdg"taEt;in hats. Whit a bnif ana
caring SCI oiiuH"dcrs for any other un,.,,ost.
'hth rohhi"S "'n-rcots and pia stvcs of nm
armed ana Uusu>p >pectiNg c!tiI.usy
SINc" the above was in tyHn W.. I,er., i.,,t
4 Sm&N bo'N " the iipsSianS nldp t,s,a,.t
on IueS@AE, on Harper Ferry and COM
mtnced work ct destruction generally ON
~ hnS.HfSS places thar were found ,.io.td
NJ IN" drug store OF Df. Ci1gett was fore,
bly entered, The bottles aud fzturys ,-aner-
ally DESTROYED, and tue furpiture d,.,1.Ii.h-
ed me oiiie" OF the Winchester L. tilro.d
vas broken open, stoves stolen aud furutiur.
destroyed. The house Of Mr. Geo--,e "
CuIShaW was also entered and riAtt.d
whist mrs. brennrr~ store aud various Dr3
Nait RESIDENCES shared The same fite This
particular horde, intending TO leave on IN.
next day, would d0ub.ieS- have giyau Ions.
reths 10 their licrrtiOtta aud uetarious ut,r
poses hao not the superior officer for rpa sons
ol dlsefeloh, pat stop to theig proceed
lneS.
On Thursday. III the bread glare of dav
another posse had the base audacitv 10 wish
The residence Of Mrs. henderson. mar Hall
town, tEolher Of Capt. X - search her house
rifle 1t OF guns, leWeiry, &c On this morn
ing two negroes ahsconded from ner, aman
ana II hoy' no d0u0G Is pre-arranged. Shall
such things be longer tolerated,
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REcEtIrISG IN New 4oRK. corresrout;cnt
Of Il Washington paper, writing IRON New
York, says:
This park, rs viewed from the City Hail
steps, presents many strang" pfcuiiaritles
tne specially being Z camp like Il ppearancp
i5thtnt the chains instead OF grass are ten ts
OF various recruiting regiments. Every ex-
petiIeat - feSorted To FOR the purpose Of gain
ing recruits. Some are gotten up In the
'ponp and circumstance of colOre.i hand
bills, illustrated with cuts representing the
horrors Of war and the bed"ties OF camp life:
others have their bills printed on green paper
green banners OF cloth, and the green II AZ OF
ireland Hoaung along side of the United
States ensign. Many have infant drumuers
who rattle away on .heir shecpskins with ali
the enthusiasm OF in iautile glee. Others have
stationed III a conspicuous place few OF each
respective company. arrdyed IN the exquisite
OF their peculiar military rig" Iu one OF
the Tents / observed q "geinnan- f-co(nrft
doing the agreeable 10 ali applicants ON
GERS may be seen eating, drinking sleeping
getting their boots blacked BY '.Sambo and
their chins shaved by sam bo-s'i friend or
in some other classical business e. ei fber
turning up their nose, tWhere it is not Turned
up naturally or curling a dyspeptic nous
tache Not Il few women MAY be seen sitting
around on the stones. Oitea the good bgt.''
scene Is rendered quite affecting. In the bar
RACKS "tfe ahout t 900 men, or, ~ II tCittr in
dlNIdnai told mp, "Shure, when We are at
dinner We have about two thousand iaaos
ana one Thousand heads, and when We get tsp
tsie table looks as though three thous3tnd per
sons h"d eds soae.4hg."
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ANOTHER INDIAN FioHr IN TExAs-TLyec
HAiies end EoTfy Red S.tas hiAci.--The Calves
ton News, of the 26sh, says the following ae-
count Of Capt. Barry's fight with the Indians
is taken from a letter 70 Mrs. Barry, AZ Dres-
zen, written by The Second Lieutenant If the
company. IL may be considered reliable,
Capt Barry leil mis- camp, four mites north. .
east OF the Bri&os, on Monday. the 29th July
Travelling nearly a north course 10 Red river
about noon they had reached the Little Wat
ehltl. The pack on one mule became de-
ranged, ana three men OF the guard stoppe
10 Tx 1t. The main company proce. d ed
on its march, The officers OF the guard
thinking they delayed too long, sent back
four men To ascertain the cause Th~
main command ia The meantime had ar
rived at the creek, and were Watering their
stock. inc Indi.sps, abaat loo Ia humber
charged the iaea wiln the pack nude and
killed three OF them. The other ionf out-
ran them, aad gave the alarm 10 tapt Barry
who Immediately formed his Men aud or
dered the charge. The Indians ran and
they had running light for nfte,n lnilss--
the Indians running over towards .,nd zap the
Bsazos. They succeeded in killing about
picked 40 about nifty fine blankets the In
,tistns dropped in The eght. About hsif the
Indians Were armed with guns. Win the
exceptions of tho three killed, aone of our
men were hurt.
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w. TO TIE VOTERS OF THE ,>ENA-
sI2h@TOHIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
TIE co u n TIES OF UENRICO AND
EANOEER.-llr Williams c. Avicllau having
resigned his seat in The senate, tgoli tte above
District, ~ the solicitation OF many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties, 1 hereby
announce Hyself a cGnd !ate to Il the vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems to be-tle public
sentiment IL opposition 70 4 regular political can
in the present excited condition Gf the pubic
mind. / shall content myself with the above sim
PIE announcement. pied<ing 70 the voters of IL.
District it they shall TT to elect ne. t. exert
whatever Of ability ] possess. both OF mind aud
heart, (eseheNing all p1ry feeling or preiuaiee) 70
the establishment Il southern Independence ..u5
the promotion Of the best interests Of our no.,
old Com nuHSyel.}h.
Sc 2l-ts JNO R--GARNETT
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jr1moll0 g)i5patrlI.
WEDNESDAY moRNtNe o,r . ,se
TERMS OF TEE nrsr.Terrz

DAILY PtFER-y,n c.s,s nar c,.. -. ~.
counter ana froia the regular carriers ut Al.
city. Per @nnunl, -; six months, a.; thrra
months, s. IS,
SRHl- " EE+hr.-s3 Fer anuum.
WfsHLT.--F2 per ytnur
Neifher the Serli- -Wregly uCr Weel,lr ra,,-r
VIII De sent tor less term than twelve
months.
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The lLLlSOI= WHEAT CRorS.-By The fol-
lowing from tie Chicago (abolition) Tribune,
ofthe 25th ult.. il viii he seen that the staple
crop of the - Garden State is perishing--
That paper says
During the past week or ten days We have
had several reports from the interior with re-
gard to the damage which the wheat has stis-
tanned in consequence of the recent heavy
rain. Hitherto we have Vefrained fro,n giving
the reports publicly lest they might prove
exaggerated, aud unnecessarily excite our
markets put Yesterday we cQnsersed with
several intelligent gentlemen. Who confirm
the gIoomieSt statement received. Along the
line oi the Dixon AR Line II .tiToad Iie dam
axe is the nust severe. Ia that part OF the
country the wheat was mostly harvested wlth
"heatlers" and the stack imprrlectiy built,
So that dreuclting rains have thoroughly satu-
rated them. Along the valley Of the fex
river the wheat ia Lls stacks i nearly al
growing, and some of them are reported 10 be
''s, mass OF growing pulp the grain growing
like tart on ,hn top of them, Along the Chs
eago. Burlington, and Qainey Railroad, alse.
the damage Is eyteusIYe, though not quite SO
bad "a ON thu other Northsrn roads.
In confirmation OF these eports, q is proper
TO state that during the past three or Tour
days very large proportion of the Wh'sa, RS
ceivsd is inspected and - FeieeIeu, Vi eonses
queacs of its damp and ponr eonaatiohs unr
firm in this city had fifteen ear loads OF
wheat sent him, aud eleven OF them were re-
ieeted Another had twelve car loads, and
eig hi xyer. rei..c ted. and SOME We worse
returns,
Tais ~ nnton htee,ly gre.t calamity 80 ths
sounfry. The crop vsas, at best, FAR short OF
..n avsfags, and ii is feared that tins VIII re-
due il 10 but small per ee.stsge cf last year
abundant yield
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se6rss1A 9VhI. +. WATSON,
FT .i1TORNEY III LAW
CONFEDER4TD STATES COMMISSIONER
AND
CJEIafjSS[0WER IN CH8NCERY
OTFICE-Carer Franklin ana l2th s.s near the
St2'A IoEtrt-ilo'tar- ie l3-}m
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4 LFRED a. HEATH bess leave to inform
IA his friends md the public that ne las re-
moved from his la sand 10 the commodieus store
re'enly occupied by E. f, Lockwood on Main st ,
b@tWe n 9Th and Sth, which he has M considerable
eyFen5 fitted up in elegant ,gJle where he will
always keep on hand large and we'll selected a.
sortTent Of CONFECTlOSERltS FRUITS
TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, sc which he will
SOL on reasonable tefnis. IN connection with the
above he has opened = SALOON. which he will
keep well stocked with choice WINES LIQUORS
CtG iRS, CHEWING TURACCO, sc j. odging
his best g er ons 70 please lie hopes be literally
patronLed.
A-ss .Iusl received u lot Of supe-ior LEMONS.
or T--'Ne
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gS1ya> WE ARE RE-. UESTED to announce
e"8' that Hon. IL C. LARHETTt 81 Caro-
une, Is candidate 80 represent tde h-t.io; com.
posed ot tue counties OF Caroline, louisa, Spot
syivaaa, ktng George, Stafford, orangg, Greene,
Mad son, "nd Clpeper, in the FIRST Congress Of the
Confederate States. Et-inT
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IOR Il EN- T-MAHKET GARDEN IN

DKIVATt. RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A new
/ and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING,
suitable FOR The accommodation of medium sized
family, on oath. between Clay ard Leigh streets,
Church AN Will be sold low O application TO
So G-.m 4. S. LEE.
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fkgsR Fius ~ CaIiRoE MA. THE SaersGssnto
Nls.y is sletag wstls tsaTlawvr 60 - soap s'esY
ii the qntttisy and 4raiity 81 It's Nv. tHsts
t,, rails, a on the iri vs of .rnssf river
iigs equal IL tailse af the. farssAnsd Ia ~.
al prs sent our market is principally zappstSu
FROM she lower connty, The strnittsiusssoass
and very reasonable. No more sAslatNhae deas
ieaey Than figs and cream cal. pystae~ tne ma
tutinai meal.
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THOMAS 4. RES,
itegf.f:.iuf. S4rlrcai4t
R.EC uITS

II L X u I
geer.., "R. l.. !. H.
wanted fos tie RICHMOND LIGHT In.
gsl PANTRY BLUES.
lsz5 recruit enters active service as soon a. en-,
ina I, lumber Of good Recruits will be received
iasfes| rps permission having been obtained to
B. -. "-e o'.ile to = complete battalion. The
Mese9, - e''&e9ed 10 the Legion nov in service in
Ltl-.. y "bisia under tae command of Brigadier
-, Hfnfy 4. 8isa.
q 5e ''Ie' o,e enlisted for tie entire eontnuance
Ist ssa no FeeFtsa, viii be received for q less
Ha-@.f y NspL HAsaoSp DUNCAN, Wise Lesios
E.s - r. II 1ayi0fs Music Store, No. ls-
Ia .'e between 9th ana 10th, Richmond. l,,
E,r. g As'i's pf Il. 81 end 6 T.. h.
seed apply but ..ssf, s,f roai 'ha,a,,... .oa
e.f5 r'rsstffs d thg Ei,iss. se,l ssl.f friend.
t,sras - '",'lstrF, safe seinvs sd 10 assist ,is
es3 Siaef necessary clothing fusn sbed
sg30sA. -. JENNINGS WISE
Captain Il l.. LIB
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psa TO TIE VOTERS OF tue SEVENTH

assa TO TIE VOTERS OF tue SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL D : I II ICT-e'oai-
posed Of the counties 81 Campbell. Amherst Nei.
son, Aibcmafc, fUvanua and Bnc <inghala.--At
the solicitation of nmaUcr Of gent nIeH OF dir.,-
en parties throughout the District, anncuDc" my
self candidate to represent you in the first Con
gress OF the Confederate States, III Ter ther per
manent Constitution. I viii take IN early cPpor
tunity to address the people K cir respective
COurt-fiouses.
lS-ts JAMES p. H0TfDAinE.
{ . Waig, Enquirer and Examiner please copy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDlCAL LLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SESSION OF IS,,i .o1

The next annual course of Lectures win com
menee on the first MONDAY in November, l56l
and continue until the lst of March ensuing
Surgery.
DAVID H. TUCKER, NJ D., Professor of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
BEVERLEY X. WEXFORD NJ d. Professor
of Ma'cria Medica and Therapeutics
A. +. PETICOLAS, NJ D., Professor of Anato.
NY
L. S. JOYNEs NJ. D.. Professor of Institutes o.
Medicine, &c.
JAMES II. CONWAY. NJ D., Professor of OBJ
stetrcs. DC
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ D., Professor of Chernis
try.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. d., Demonstrstor Of
Anatomy.
Under liberal appropriation of the State Iegi.
lature the means of instruction have been much
improved. Numerous and valuable additions have
been made 10 the Chemical Apparatus and Anatomi
eal Museum New illustrations have been added 20
the former stock in every department, and n
Hospital constructed the best plan has been for
several months in successful operation. During the
continuance of the present war the clinical adyau
tagcs offered by Richmond will be invaluable
Two prizes. of so each are offered 10 members
OF the graduating class First for the best on
any subject pertaining 10 the theory practice OF
medicine; secondly. for the best essay any sub
ject of surgery or obstetrics.
fEEs--To each Professor SIS; Demonstrator of
Anatomy, $40; Naturalization. So; Graduation S2J
For further information copy of the eata-
iogue, address L. S. JOYNES, Nj. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty
Richmond, Aug 2S, 1851. 9-M&Th6w
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a..55~ DIR. +. W. HANCOCK having been or
deresl TO Gen. EUc!'s Brigade AS Surgeon
will mex, ssariy be abs2nt from citg fr time
Those wishing his pruts, sioual services viii tiaa
his representative, Or. JANIS Z. WILLIAMS. 1t his
2tEce, prepared 70 attend t" thcir ,-.ls
Dr. JAMES 7. WiLLtA.L5 offers hi. Ivef5s-
9ioaaj services 70 1ba cirizcrs .! it,hsond and -.
entity. lie may BE- found ct lg. +. y, EA&C0CKs
oftiee, on Main, between 81 and fth streets ur q,
Mr. N1 ;. FrILiIPs Office, on i2fh street, between
Main aud H,,o:. AT The usual office hours
Any H-c a5e .eft al either place viii be promptly
attended TO- Sc lG--t5
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| A reduction Of one. .fOHrh to Ministers
1E No charge for English tuition of dau Chic s
| Of Volunteers in service.
Payments for each half session must be strictly
| il advance except by special contract, and money
viii be refunded only III of protiacted sick
ness.
Catalogues, containing full details, may be Oh
tanned at the bookstores by Application 10 the
President. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
se 2.-.x Richmond VA
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- ELIGlOUS RE DIE r q FOR THE
II, SOLDIERS AND 9th ERS.-'rne Ban
tist Copcrtage Beard, located ia his c:tv have
now on hand very large supply OF religious tracts
q large proportion Of which addressed especially
to soldiers, and written by distinguished Southern
d.7iaes We are daily hearing OF good results
HOm the reading OF these tracts IL the camp. We
are anxious to place them in the hands every sol
der in the State and appeal 10 Christians in and
out OF the army TO aid ia WORK in which SC
much good may be effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAAIP.-This is the title
OF an excellent selection of hymns which contains
some twelve of the favorite spiritual songs OF each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buying twenty
or more can have them az two cents apiece. Spec
men copies will be sent n Chapains who desire il
POCKET TESTAN ENTS-In a few davs
We shall be able to furnish 1900 Testamcnts az L
cts. apiece. Those wishing a supply would do
well 70 send IN their orders
The above may be found at George j. Summers
fron-Front Building, Governor street
A. f. DICKINSON.
ST-tS Gen. SuD't Rants. C0lnortaga
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