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Correspondence Of the achmoE / Dispatch.
From Manassas J.nctioa.
MANASSAS JUNCTION. CAsf WALKER,

All is qniet In our camp to-day, and has
been since the fight on last Sunday night,
when one cow fell MORALLY wounded, mt the
first lire, by ii sen tinei whose yigilant iLnagi-
nation, after haiiing her three times withou,
a espopse, conceived in the dark shade a
Yankee in cows skin, II In mode the Trojan
horse, endeavo-ing TO enter our lines: and. in
tent upon immortal glory, in futuro and
oe-fsteak ia presento, he let slip bis deadly
rifle aud 'f fotch her." heels up. The alarm
having sub5ided, and the smoke OF the battle
mingled with the sornbrc shade which de-
eeIyed the faithful guard he was ordered 10 be
arrested, aud the COW 10 be skinned. On trial:
Plea, ''heard OF FrojIn horee and sftch Ike"
Our excellent Col. Jenkins, no less generous
than strict, foTFaye the sentinel, with = kind
admoni tioD, and sentenced the cow 20 be re
moved hence. "a unworthy n be eaten,
aylag but little flesh on her bones.
+ We a2Se 5ati cred Immensely with dust un :
til to-day, whsn refreshing showers relieved
US Of that past
The prospect OF I. aght at this pos: is as IN
certain IS the thousand snd one rumors OF
war whicn fad their way 20 the ears of the
creduleus lovers OF gossip. and soon become
''three black Gro VS." he who undertakes to
eoDjec ture as TO the probabilities of q fight,
con tinued hostilities, Or speedy peace, sooE.
finds himself occupying the nnenyiabie posi-
tion Of d ''weatfer wise who always knew
It was going 10 hail, snow, or storm, 2 few
seconds after it began.
lU /. NJ The orders to prepare three days
provision. issued this evening - orr regimen
~ dress parade, indicates al eKpec ted move
r0ent in some direction: but whether Il is III
antici alton OF = fight or rasTe prec2ution 10
be ready 10 take up the lire CT march 81 q
momeats warning, 30 as not 10 delay Trans
DO t.. which ara overturned, 10 sand troops
for 0a.d, is ali conjecture, But ms what t
may, our camp to-nigh ! Camp Walker Sue
Gay RS II is, presents n scene OF cheerful and
active preparation, amounting almost to Il
joiiilca,ion at the idea Of moving, not that
our men are tired OF camp l!fe, but secause
there Is g. nope OF active employment. Our
regiment seems TO prefer 20 be fighting to
being stationed Sny where.
iJ;ie OF cur bashfnl yoUDg men YRS writing
Il letter for married soldier to as wife, and
was delighted on bearing he order that he
immediately closed the letter by saying " kiss
alI the children and believe ms your loving
husband" and signed his own name instead OF
M friends % whose - dear wife iIr uad ad :
dressed the letter zud lid not thiuk OF his mis-.
take until he had sent the letter to the post.
Office.
The moaotony of camp life does not suit
our. not and impatient Southern blood; they
want action, excitement, ana nv word 70. Il
they Will give you 2 good account OF them
selves whenever called in the field. Day.
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TEE MTsIBgIoC5 NETsBog A bo1t the year
1855 a bright eyed. intelligent, delicate, and
rather effaminate- looking lad, who gave his
nauas IS EewsoIa, Taade appiioa ton and oh
talua5 EN- piOyunent at the Ore 3c9nt offtce as a
A,l b. III paper carrier. He was liian about
IA yeaTs cf age, very modest md reserved,
hnt ey ~ prompt aud faithful, and gradually
earned the rapuIa IF hang the best car
r1sC III the ostco OF that journal
NeWsoID L good name for Carrieri hecd ne
WELL known 10 all his follow carriers and
from his Gntf9Tta good department. won their
rsspecG and esgeem. Whiis mis- reserve pre-
nted all Familiarity. Fo- three years
lie made the daily rcGEis of iiis roe o. tnr ough
ths C0id rude blasts 81 winters early morn
ines and the pitiless peiting rain storms, with
out a nlgrnnr, and ever looking bright and
cheerful. In the latsor part of 1858,
Newsom suddenly Disappeared, much
70 the regret Of mis- senows, aud
more e,peciailv 20 that OF MS employers
He gave no intImatlon OF his future course, as
TO where Ss Nas going, OF What pursnSs hs in
tended hereafter "a follow.
Ci'ne's dark sui'-n shadow of depay tn z
gears stole by, and NeWsoFn became forgot:asi
II the busy whirlpool OF this worlds az. ..irG.
SOME deYs age there was 5@+ai SEATED on the
p0rCb Of q pretty cottage q sWe6tiy dressed
Lady CT between niEeteen and twenty SUM
C!eTu, whose we'll DEVELOPED rounded hgure
and einiiiog face was Of itself q picture OF
!. happIness. Seated near her was--not New som
but somebody ale.', for Nev,so::, WE3 the tdan
teal lady herself And thus is explained The
true, but romantic history OF ths mysterious
neWSt0y.--N. q. Creees"t.
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A WASH FoR THE EACg "A few years slnss
q learned chemist and physician gave recipe
for making n harm less, useful and cheap
wash for the skin. AS the spring wines pre-
vail, many far daughters may be pleased 10
make so desirable an addition 10 their toiisG.
A piece OF gum tulu tbs size of IL walnut,
thrown into 4 Wash. bowl Of soft water half
an hour before using, will soften thu SKIN,
and after q teW appiica tions viii remove, to
n great extent, tan, treckiss aud roagnnsss
The tulu mparts to the water an agreeable
aromatic odor. Tan cents worth 0f this,
with ii CAKE of tine soap freely used, VIA be
more eTectual in beautifying young lsdy,s
complexion Than many costly and injurious
cosmetics.
The tuin may be kept In china cup, and
when used the cup can u. placed ia the bowl
OF water, thus avoiding the tronbta OF rsmoy-
ing the gum.
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TRs DLoCKADg.--The Conc0rd New Hamp-
shire Standard 10 Btill eAdeavoriug TO open
the eyes Of the deiuaeG i2Q KEGS OF New Eng
land. though it's task is probably hopeless.--
IA its issue OF June 20, the standard speaks
out as follows:
The blockade bids Iair to work greater
injury 10 the Sorth than to the Son Il. In
the iirst place, it has put an embargo on the
importation OF raw cotton from the Sont IN -
The result " IL De the stopnaRe OF every cot
Ton spindle III New England in less than six
months. In the next place, il will destroy
every vestige of The great cOasting trade witt
/, ,ha South enjoyed only by the navigation tn
teresss OF the Nor tn. This Will in6ict ;tn-
Ineu se in Jury upon ths = or thern shipping IA =
terests Next, 1t will operate rs a stirnuian TO
home fuanufae tures and industry q : ths South,
thus rendering that section OF tho Union prac-
ticaliy Independent. Of the North. And, finally
il exposes our Government to var with
England aCd France. England must have
Gotten and tobacco. 50 must France. Our
shibs will arrest tnsir 70 erchan t-nGr EOr tTsa
ing the blockade Tha. win lead to intsrter-
tsnce on the part Of the fleets of those powers;
difiicnlties and disputes will arise, and in the
end open rapture and hcetiltiea. Such seem
to be the necessary results OF the present
blockade. We suppose our terribly pa atr!otic
Black Republican friends Will regard II re
reasonable to refer TO the probable troubles
in which the country may be involved, Dy the
measures adopted by the Adni MS .rStion.--
Reasonably patT otic men viii regard 1t rs an
act OF prudence to point on, all possible dan
gers, in order that they may DC avoided.
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1851 decrsa SO
I,6i6 hhd


Rsmore lie Rnb4isl.--Cleaniine is very
essential to 8 perfect state ot bodily health,
and if our citizens desire TO continue IN tbs
enjoyment Of IN excellent article, they car,
pursue no course tending to give IL to them
with more certainty than keeping their prem
ices clean and in good order during the hot
summer months. Any thing that tends to RET
der the atmosphere impure, is sure TO bring on
disease. Health is q blessing never properly
appreciated till lost. If we wonA pre- serve it,
we mus. follow the laws laid down by nature.
Owing to the very oopious falis oi rain lately.
the city is just now rs clean as it could well
be. Eyea the material for making dust has
been oxpsilsa
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Basiaess.-The interruptions to business.
consequent on state Of var, mast be numer-
ous and aggrayating. II could not we'll H.,
otherwise. with all our channels of commuri
cation with the outside world blocked up, ois
borders besieged by unscrupuIoas and bloody
thieves and assassin, and the property an4
lives of our citizens in daily peril from ths
marsuding efforts Of pirntical enemy
ssili, With all these draw backs, Richmond
merchants are now doing considerable in th.
way Of business, have been doing 1t all along,
anu intend to do it in future If they are not
prospecting now, all the ",gns of the times"
belle tho tTIo state OF the case.
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DIVIDENDS,


ntNfDGkD, The Prrsdsht and Directors Of
~ the BAhk Oh VIRGINIA have declared 4
dtvidSni cf three snd three 0aaiters yer rhnt
tor tba lsst siX Tponih rs, 'aye5ie the sth sst
subject TO dsduyti0u of per cent. Boous 90 the
safe. leaving - per cant nstt payable 20 tia
StccE o!dsIs; TOR - - per shGrsi
iy4-lot WM TAYLOR Cashiar.
ntVlBEND.-ga as pretident aud DIRECTORS ~
~ tas fAi,MEsS BANK Cf -slhGlNlA h.ys
declared divideni Of tour pes cent ogt OF tha
protiis far the lasS six atGnths subject to dsduc
tion of par Gect. BONUS 10 tbs -iat3, leaving -
psr cent. nstt, paya5ls to the Stoekh hold GA y
l5.h inst. J. A. SMITH CashieT.
jy 8-iat
ntFtDEND SOGE *.-IhG Bo1IQ ot al er-
- tore OF tbs TItA Dktss nsSn, OF the city Of
Richmond, have this day declared dividend uT
foar alu quarter par cent. out of he profits Of
ths bAnk up to tAis dsy, w hich, after dedGetInS
ons-quarter of one per cent bonus to toe Stale,
leaves Eoor per eabt net to the st0ekhe IGcIe,
rsqshls on application. siATOA, esi ief.
Elchmond, JAY l~t. lsfi. 10 1--iGt
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Correspondence Q, the Richmond Dispatch.
isDIAs Cssgk, Monroe County, Va,
iuiy Z ISai

Juiy /, 1851.
AS have not seen anything il your pa
Per as 10 what Monroe il doing Tor Ihe Wsr,
and others are claiming what their counties
are doing, think it simple justice to claim
our just dues. First, appropriation OF
sic, 600 has been made by the County Jourt fog
war purposes. o. Beirne, Esq, mas suoscrib-
ed 81 2,0oo, and says ne will give as mach more
If necessary. a. 7. Capertsn. Esq. has 81 o.
scrlbed $500 for the same purpose. besides
others have subsCrlbed iib6rally. We have
eix volunteer companies In tbs service. or soon
viii be.
1t is the determination OF the people of Mon :
roe 20 stand by old Virginia. AT the election
in May We hao q few who voted against Sc
cession, but the most if not ali who did go Will
low be loyal 10 The Institutions OF the South.
saw by the proceedings OF the Convention
that an ordinance has been passed, de-
c;uing all who hold Office under Abe Llnecln.
after The ist August, alien enemies. Ihis Is
as IL should be; the only difference is, that :
ought 70 take effect so-day. l have no i!ea OF
allowing any man VINO holds Office under
Lincoln, or who aids In any hammer, directly
or indirectly, The enemy, 10 have any i,nts IN
The State OF Virginia or in the =. 5. y. II
they are for US, let them show their hands,
ana he of Us. ] noticed, ia one OF yonr lats
numbers, that an exception WAS made. or was
tried 10 be made, in the case of one man who
was Naval ofiicer Of tbs United States, but
the convention wisely refused the exception.
No man who holds office under Lincoln ought
10 be allowed 10 reBsain IN the State tW epsy
four hours; and, il they don't leave, arrest
shem xs spies. This ie no slime to be trifiel
with by our enemies. MouSrAgssKE.
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GHANGR op FH.LISG III TIE NORTE.-The
PhiladsI phia CORES pom dent Of the New York
Daily News thus writes about the change OF
feeling towards the South which has -aken
place in tnat city:
THIS world does move, Notwithstanding the
tremendous efforts which have of late been
brought 70 bear against ITS onward progress.
As evidence OF this fact, may mention
that the New York Daily News. (ths possess
'sion of which wouid, four weeks ago, have
osen prcof conclusive OF 4 mans "treg son, -
Ia setuaily offered for saie on our streets st
present, and what Is more. there are scores Of
men here who have the moral courage to buy
ia and read IL. and approvs OF its course in
reference TO the War policy or the Admins
tratioE. 1t seems hardly eIedible, especially
sof the City of Brotheriy Love, but 80 IL is,
that only two weeks ago was in formed by a
news -vender that be was not allowed TO sell
the News, because il was .'secesaion pa
per-" and when, after q tiresoine search, l
found young man who had the hardihood
to risk his reputation and his business Dy
keeping 1t. could rot help but smile at the
suspicious look he gave me IS he pulled IL ou t
from under pile OF papers, where he kept
his stock conc called. w hile admired the bows
enter prise and business tact, was yet forced
10 think how sadly denoraiired this Christian
community had become, and how little in
'trinsie merit there must be in 4 cauee which
needed such boistering as this.
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Arrirsd-The Eighth Regiment of Alaba-
ma volunteers arrived in the vicinity # Rich
moHa On yesterday. The men had that heal;h y,
stout and strong appearance which seems ra-
cuiiar 10 " cur boys" #-t t'
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EEaDeUARrgRs, FIogD's BRtaADE,

Camp Jackson, j uly =, 1851.
Theirs 6a-a now encalnped here about seven
are armed ald well drilled. Six more compa-
mics Of infantry are expected in e few days.
There ara farec companies Of Cdva:fy, ana
from Smith, osle from Lee, and one from Nell
sou, containing in all about two hundred and
fifty men. Several more com mpanies cF cav.
airy are expected az ii few days. i.
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FAItrRgs.-The Boston Commercial Buiie-
tin list of business changes for ths week end
ing June 20, gives twelve failures and suspen
siona In New York, fourteen III Boston and
four in Philadelphia, a total of forty five Tor
the week.
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CesrEsstoas OF 4 Eosss THirr--Imporsamf
to Horse o9onsrs.-A few days since the police
of Buffalo, n. T., arrested man who had
ssaien TWO horses from Niagara Falls. The
property was recovered and the thief has
since eeen in iil, where ne has had leisure TO
write the following letter. We print il, as IT
con tains many valuable hints, and - al
together literary curiosity:
BrrpAto JAM, June &c, lS6;. =.
MB. EDITOR: being, AS yoa are aware, ur-
der arrest Tor the crime Of hofsa-steShhg.
deem II nv dutv 10 givS people q little advice
in rega,d 10 preventing their horses from be-
iug stolen. First, never put n padsocE on
yeur barn u 's Of 10 more use III keeping a
thief OUT than a straw. Put on all your doors
good house door locks: tiien carry your Key
with YOU or, if yorl le,. ~ il In ths house, put
i. III a drawer, ssGrae place where 1t 10 ont
Ut sight Ii 4 thSeg essA t;oo1 Morse go ihto
barn that has lock ni Win Whicp No Is ho,
familiar, ne Will go to the owners house and
stay all night, passing Aim self OF "a traveller
--ail tor the sass of gstts1g sight OF his barn
door key. All shief war - to soc g key once,
and from thai one s!silt As will 60 and nave
one made. .a%
Second, always keep a little dog one that
VIII make g sreat noise. a small ore is batter
than a large one A thief is scared at nothing
80 much az a bsrking dog. Ifsver \ stras.gt
Traveller stays at your house all night, and
you fad your dog dead III the Hs0rnipg, you
may rest assured he has poisoned il. In such
case the better way IL to say nothsig. ou
the nights folio wing keep i dlnesHt iooxoa1
around y0ur barn, house, &c. f.E.
Lastly, when yon nave horse or castle
stolen, don I advertise Il presume the ,di,eys
WON'T agres with me here Just telegra ph IA
officers 10 tell them TO watch for you. No ons
il Rocking ont sor sd dvertise,nentS IS much Ia
thieves II IS very seldom that any buL OF.
II 1ers catch thleves anyway, officers who
/ InS aS =. tLeir business KIM. where and when
TO loJh, SO don't advertise. This al vice will
atal al for vii
it. II is from one WHO is yoan. II years, but
kaows well what he is writing. If this chan
eas 10 b- read by Chrst;ans, L impiore them
| to pray for me. Oh need your prayers. A
Chrieti lady IVES In the Jail this morning
but she neglected 70 call on me. l trust She
may sea this aud call On NE hereafter.
few words TO merchants. When you
lock aud unlock your doors, don't hang your
| keys in sight. l very often see young mer
! going through the streets swinging their store
| Keys in their hands. This they ought not t(
| do. Many is the time that storas are robbed
| merely by their getting slgnt ag th9 ley or
| the streat or hanging liz the stors. X, j.
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Rirbmolln Dispatrh.
FRIDAY MORNIn InG.........JULY s. 1891.
NOTICE TO CUB SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to the DisPntca wni observe the
Csoss HAkx on their papers when their aub-
scriptions are about to expire. Those who
wish to renew Win forward the amount, or
the papers will be stopped at the close Of the
term for which they have paid.
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Tobacco Lspectioas.--We annex a compare
tive statement Of Inspections Of tobacco at the
different warehouses in the city Of Richmona
from Is. October, 1859, to lst July, lseo, and
from lst October, lsse. TO July, 1861
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DEAIE or TgsBxABLg LADY.--Un Eriday
morning last, Mrs. Tanguy 10 L. Bossiere
died rather Suddenly at III. residence cf her
nephew. Dr. J II. Laroqus. This lady was
III TIE Ninety aath year of her age, and
sxpacted. II century OF existence makes her
life one oT interest, and almost makes her
be!oTg to history. She was one OF the few
who escaped from the horrors OF tho inassa-
ere IL st. Domingo, ia lsQs. Her husband
was . Distinguished lawyer la 81. Domingo,
and was Attorney Conceal Of the colony, white
u was uiu-r Tie rule OF france. Previous to
The rev oft, ne vent 90 France. and died there
Sac reaches. Baltimore, where shs lived and
teatatious charities. She wxs the niece Of
the Abee S,card de- Lascaze. successor of the
Able Lspee, tho founder OF iGe Institution
Or the deaf and dumb ID Paris.--Balt. Sun
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City C3nnci(.-This body meets next Nom
day. There is no business Of special import
ancs to DO acted on.
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Siasoa AAoDIo.--Ths report OK Iae death of
this line singer Is now said, by tho Bes .on
Post, 10 be erroneous. IL was younger
brother of MS who died recently, ana " hose
death gave rise " the false news.
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The last weekly statement OF the New York
city banks shows u decrease in loans of 81 263..
SIS; AL inerssse in spseAs oI 81 5s7 .s22 de.
crease III circulation OF tlG6 ,x!l, and AN In
GREASE in deposits vi slla, 400
Twins a Ia Sisa were born In Paris q few
week since, united 1T the abdomen. Que lived
Two hoars and was saptizrd, the other gave
10 signs OF life.
The annual number of deaths la France
where the age or the deceased was one hun
dred years and upward. has been found 70 be
one hundred and forty .eight.
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NHA hIlEN II. bAthbUALB.
Richmond. July l, lsdi.
a Card have ta's day sqld out ny entire

Card have tals day sold out my entire
fgfsrpst N the concern of SARkSDALE & BRO
tE> t9 i1y two 1Eotilers, CLATHvkSB xad
CHAT.Es bAEAfDti Who VIII continue
th. MHISStuA BUtIN sSs upler the sty = and
-,-o r EARkSpkLE b BROTHER. aad will oc-
C..Y tht eelur oE,ce formerly occupisd Dy the
~ II bAkh~pALh & BROTHERS. Mr.. :. H..
HsEstS viii ho rettir ad Clerk by the new
caLs. n. Al persons h&v a. claims against or
trl-s II 20 .hr Ef1 of BAkkSDALE x BRO
TSrt.~ ~ present tn lr claims % the Gcw con-
.g4fa os EAKn suALS s. BRUfHBK for settle
meat. shall coEtiuus u act IS chief Salesman
.f TsttcSy syT lhe hTm 81 IA fh >DAEE 4 BRO
HEB. aud cordially recommend my two bro
theT., CLAIBORNE aud CHARLES X. HAgKs-
usL 3 - TIE patronage Of my old customers and
tha pub Ic generally GLEN T K. BARksDALE.
k4chunnd, Juiy l. 1891. ~ lin
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Losr rEEtK MAHxzr.--The Davenport tIowa)
News, OF the Sth ult.. says: q Corn was sell
ing In town yesterday At the very small sum
OF twelve and B halt cents per bushel. This is
very low, but there is no market for the mr.
Iicle.N
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Rittlmonn qispatfh.
ny cowAHDYy b HAMMERsLEx.

ss- TIE DAILY DIaPATCH ia served 20 cab
ss-fNeTs =. sAx A. . asEAsTsr ess7s PES Wss6.
l. a year or ~ 80 fnT sfx FtonthA, In advance
so viz SE3I- " ERkhr DikPATCH IL isTsd
exs-v ~rssntT ard FAtpAr al ~, 10 ADVANCE
xss- T9R wEEklT DisPATLB j. sssaed every
aud rnatleA 10 sui scrshers II I'll per anEam.
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MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY iPs.

VI
MILITARY CAPS.
with wAJs f-pro0 4 CpvErs and Hs ye1ocks
= 20 complete, far sale al thg TOBAGGO and u. ..
n..R NipSE UsdeT the cpotswood House.
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siearopa. lulyl, II

New Cenc~ru.--TAe under~iEusd hsre his
day entered iatta t3-Psr'nershtg da&eF the styie
80 e.. .-f l5lkk~DALE 3 BOTHER tQr The
m y-,e,ss = - conducting the PRODUCE CcA6ts-
siOK RU y y E>-. and will sivs especial. attention
Ia ina *.fa 81 I0tsceg. Wheat, Corn, &c They
80 :, Vi the1r experience IA tnts basiness, aud
bv rfcr ana ~ Iapt attention, to merit nbersl
U,ytion ~ public patronage They have engaged
ffa -erg .ees ot Cpl, G. h. RARksDALE as Sales
nan of Tobacco, who wiil devote hts stte Gion 10
nj. branch @: tue bus' nesS
CLAIBORNE EAgkSDALS,
CHARLES Il BApkkDkIR
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EDUCATIONAL.
CONFERENCE ~,

uuL~TON CONFERENCE FEMALE
IL COLtEiE, aSHrViLLE, y. G.
The nsXt Term opens sun AUGUST, with = full
Rcsra Of instruction.
Beard, iaeiudius lishts, fasl. room, &C
(sT week .'''..-. - o"
NSff.u2, per aosSa's...s..-. SO
innstc, Der rear. - -
adicleh!oH 4.o.t -..-s--... ~
Io .noo per year 30 oe
NJ Eor part!ca lars, ssBd far Catalogue. Ia
~ 3--gtt K. B tASCh, sec'y
EDGEWIRTH FEMALE sEWiN AIRY,
II 9REbHSB0R9TGH. e.
This lpsttutior has 8s-2 IN successful opera.
ton for twenty years, and Tor tho Last lsa
years under its present PrinsipGl.
The conrss Of destruction Is designed IN afford ~
Southern parepts ~ Institution ia which bs
sscured every sdvaatag7 Afforded oy tho very beet
Fer12ie SEX "a TIE cou airy.
The FGcdity consists OF FIVE gentlemsn aa1
soU2 ladles. The Institation IL. aud has hesn,
THOROUGHLY SOUTHERN iH its or Tsaniza.ioa.
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