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T. v.n!d e!v. uu len Gri;a-s ap:2c~ pr
nooth In how many places might ten be
Fonod Who would give that sum for each Of
the three winter months. Those whose
means do not ALLOW his must content ihem-
selves of course With lea. If there be fr,:
q ui;Iing mind it ia accepted according t.
that 3 nan hath"
We especially whose homes have been
saved hitherto from the ravag1s Of AVIAN
dal foe, cannot, it woold seem, do othergise
than rejoice in such an opportunity to mani
fest our gratitude to grNrous Providence
and to our brave defenders And even the
lambs 0! the fack must not be declared
the privilege. How many times ten dollars
night BE- raised by the children, if each enc
aho bss the ability, would contribute one
dollar or part Of one.
That it may not be surm;sed that my
preaching is at vs,iauce wish my practice
forward yon thirty dollars for the current
season, it being more COVE nieLt TO send
al at once. -.
hope those Who have larger means will
Contribute according 20 them Il il my li.m
belief that if we are faitbt:l u eHte' ia 40
the open door uoT set before US, W'T ik
gill BE- wrought !" cur army sun 80 earn
saw never And let "a hope that the hta-
venly Influence may descend ia streams ana
foods not only 'Po" 0ar army onS ' n,so
upon our homes all over tie lann' an an' 'n"e
5''h sOcn po"eF ~ 70 I"e.. eve" "a" N.Y. ".",J
hca'' "' we ne! ," ~; 1 I.S ~ ~
'hing 700 'd''' ',' ~. wv: maj.
A"o mere - 'ee U'5 eS''o' .D"s - P -.
'''.'''7 -, rec - AZ A'.I '',,,' l9
s'S"1 "' o"o'-'" . n'.''2 u ~, ~,
,'O''' i''n US as % ""''oT1 y r ,,; a., :,
lFs'."''oh ~ ''2FCs'' w. ;. a. u.s. So nb ~,
IS 1"1 so ','e" o!' 81 '.", ''.D' .,,,...n
VIII oe'y s.n"' IL Gas az '"'"".. w y has,
WIN Tue success 81 sur 60 80
waited long 'P'N "S lie '''' 'o''o
To ~ win ~ nsiS*"'e } s'"'
ma Rahie d'heeT'ree'. p" g 's,' as" no" = e
e.ustd hl' maud H"'e oo'%''r' 'y1S''a 81,
fasting api prayer hot en- one Pr',eEl or
ar.,.ba~ have c+iavad ip YHt 8H2g HIS NC
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t.rd Il writes5ils. HSl;fiA Co.. Vs.. lbe 9-h
Of F,bruary. M:s JANE =. BUSTER. widow Of tho
lste joint Blsier 81 elder in Providence church,
in the 55ti year Il her age
Mrs. Buster en- humble. earnest Christian NO.
man nf d. cided, bu' qset snd uHobtrusioe pety-
She bqd been greatly afflicted by recent repeated De.
,esvements spd her Iass illness prOtrscted ard
ever: 90 thst she craved death, rather than life,
Inst she might enter into her rest Her Stvi"nrs
hsre6icticn has doubtless been verified 70 rer:-
Blessed are they inst mourn, tor they shall k G W.
f,rtsd."
nird. ST the Salt Sulphur Springs. Va On The ID
nf February 1861, Mis- elizabeth BENSON ageo
76 ,..,s for more than forty ysars SIC was mem
her Of tie Presbyterian church. aid died. SO she hVe''
& dev"ut Christian
Died Ill tie Bed nit st he resid nee Of her broth
er. John HwchiOscn. Esq near Union. H"n'oe 70;
va Miss ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON 10 b1h year VI
her age .., 3
By the Kindness of her msnaer the amia1leDess OF
h,r dspnstion and the benegorDce # her heart sue
had ., AIRED herself 10 large circle 81 relatives s'a
/ fi.nds Far msny ypa:s she VAS 80 exemplary mem
b-r f tie Pre.b Jierizn cburch-rn ereiy a'd :rdet
y devoted to The interc q Zioa - ng "n inVshd
tor Iorg tune previous 70 h'r dtcease IN m'G' hF'
tnan bsr he: Pethcl. A hort tme before her drlS.'
tune she sill to pastor. can tray cay Uts L
good Tor me that hsve been flicted Her end = "a
p,acs Br.eaveJ relatives T .:ce in n. h't that
III hss en,rrrJ into be everlasting rest f heaven
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; hru.u Is "p,n,n. 50 nucA iVr to-
question of orcroge ability.
Now, to be more particular, We T't re
ne opinion Of the venerable Dr. Archibald
Nexapder, g. to ihe character Of that very
class If men which Mr. Miller herates so
gr.,tl,. and, as we believe, so urjosu5-
Oar Inability to lay hold Of the published
document, SO as to give it in his own words
is much regretted. We DO not think, how
ever, tba5 there Can he a2y mistake as to
ia substance. I. vas TO the fleet, thst he
could not discover that in talents, scholar
ship, piety, aosep,ableness or usefoIne'S'
those who had received sill ftom de Board
Of E4qca.ion were. as class, ut al inferior
to aoy other. Il we mistake not the sane
in substance was The opinion Of his equally
venerable colleague, the Rev DE-. Miller
NJ one will be more ready than he author
of this letter 30 admit that TIM opinion OF
20 such men, or either Of tbeU, ct such q
post Of obseg, a,ioo as The Theological sem
iaary of Pl.oea.on, is worth mo,e than The
notions Of isa aandrad aoah men IS cur
selves. all Pas ogetbsr.
Sccoad, Mr.. Miller says, concerning the
agmber Of beneficiary students Who failed
TO ente, the ministry, and dropped eff nj
together, ~ aver ass far as a mau can
vitdoas actually q7oliag lie fsares that
this laat son ia assonishin8lj great"
Novwa aver, on the contrary, that, il Is
qsfoaist,ae'g smut We shall endeavor to
qq2e he fgpr5s on this point next week.
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man: 80. Gri,tu q, an ,scr ID; ng la;ahty
~ resp the inevitable Consequences OF IL
f.riorjty of race. in presence If civiligA. /
,ion the advantages of which thew cannot
share and under the vices OF which they
must succnmh.
Their speedy extinction will remit from
the nuerauon az natural causes. The fe-
males are almost universally debauched by
onr soldiers. aud the other vices which nat
nrally eugraf5 themselves in Righteousness.
sid in its fearful inroads on the physical
stauios of irs vctims When under the
superyisiOn Uf their masters the diseases Of
the negroes received the prompt attention
Of PHYSICIANS in their earliest sleges, for
thee we're too valuable as property 10 be
allowed TO die If medicine aud nursing gou'd
save them. But sill this is nos changed on
Che forfeited plantations. Nobody has any
bo5 . sentimental interest in the preserva-
ton Of their lives, and they a'e dying like
cattle. Filth, idlenes5, exposure. irregu
lsrilie5, aud vice have in less than I've
wears so deterjoated their coHstitution5 that
their bodies are the natural feed Of pesti-
leaee, and when once an epidemic disease
b-eaks out IL is next 10 i,npoasiblc to stay
IFS ruyages. Gen Banks has felt coustra'n
ed TO enforce IN order, for reasoue, as ne
ssys, of public health, prohibiting thr De
groes from going from one plantation to
another. The DECEASED morals, drbl.lts'en
cousulojions. and fightfol mortality OF
these poor black vretches. are sIckeniHg
commentary ON abolition philanthropy
Such are the reaulta in part, and such Is
the prospect e Dhe glorious freedom which
tue genius OF uuigeraal emancipation bas
bestowed upon the poor negro And yet
sil Yaukesanm is in ez5tacjaa oy:r il. The
American BJard s Foreign Missions passed
d resolution Of special tbauAa 10 God AZ the
close Of its last maeJiog, becaoae 100000
negroes (4s they stat y had been Delivered
from slavery NJ mauer It tbeI ere aoo-'d'
starved Subjected to the most revolving
licsutiousness. What # all iha'? La'
Aboliiionism be true. aal al! the South a
lie. a French Surgeon WAS one day coo
versinq with the eminent Sir A5t,ey Copper
concerning a surgical operation al"aya re.
garded among lhe most perilous TO perform
He boasted that he hal had seventy f@e
cases in the course Of his Practice. sud
begged Of Sir Ashley to know ho7 many
IA 49,. ID. b;, E,;f. n Nv ten - hq
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New Publications.

\ Grammar j HE LgHu Longpoge Fl, tie
use # >choois w,m Ernct"s md poc0b,
aia,.es. B, va: BIngoau,. A NJ Grsens
horr, n O Published b. Sterljrg Camp
he'll & Albright.
This Grammar seems 30 be the result Of
C. re and experience. TIE external part is
not suca a, y,her times 0oold produce but
we welcome the work as the harbIoger Of
a good TIME coming.
TnE AGg.-Tnis is he first number oi
an L .ecu. Mag,z'7c. 7ae article selected
fto@ foreign periodicals are qite ia.ercst
ing, and We nope ,de infe' prise viii be sue
ces,fol. P bHssadln Richmond by G L.
B,agoo3; Wn. NJ. Blrre.l, and Eraes.
L.ea~d. ej,.ors }arra IS 80" ~x foonths
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.e-.re no. Ir ask. + ":." 80 Sui.p't /
may in this way itq:re. if the Church mi
hdly might rot es'a5ish day for prayer
and abstinence. or faeliegt
What could be more appropriate Tor 'hf
Chris.ian people of every name and Israel
ties who worship God and wait on Him
in His Temple; Episcopsians, Catbolca'
Methoiists, Bapiists, and all people Vne
know the worth of prayer, and sc the
sword flashing over cur land, and the coarIot
wheels of the wnrrior crimsoned WIN hn-
man gore-what would be more oPpropri-
ATE and heccs.iug, than for them all 10
soree to assemble in their respective places
o! customary worship for ONE HOUR EVERY
FR,pAY. at snch time as might bo deemed
most ecneeuisut fer the lsrgest attendance
and held weekly service and solemoity
for cur sofF.rpg country
eff Gnd be for us, eho can be against
us 2" an1 yet for Ill these things viii &c
sought anto, saith tho lord
REv. s. B. CAMPBnI L. Of GreenV'lIe'
Tenn, writes thai mail comu.uD'tat' IN Is
opened once more. aud our brethren there
most gladly receive :.egs lrcm the Contede-
racy. The C,n,roi Presbyterian has started
ngsin an a vi.Uor 10 'rary ct our Freshly
tsrjan fsnil:es, where We irust !. all be
welcomed ne an old friend. Mr. @. says :;
Rev. Samuel W. d .ak. d d, President
of Tuscuu;D College. 9nd one OF the plon-
eo,s Of Preshytoriauism in East Tennessee,
aied ON the 3rd inst. in the 76.h year Of
his age.
II will furnish yon witb fnr.her notice
Of hiol At an early day. unless you receive
one by another hand.
u have nothing encouraging to Wn'e
lon ia ,egutd 20 the state of our rhurches.
They vere ia q sad condition before the
Ftrerals came r., and Of course have been
in worse condition since then: but many
trust are hanging and PRAYING for a
brighter day iu darn won rs
In Coz QUITS BRIGADE, near Charles
ION, there nas been gracious revival and
over 60 nave protested conversion. The
meetings have beea conducted hsrmo'ionsiy
by Pfesb,leTars, BApiis's, aud Metbodis's
Tho Methodist Church Committees IN
Georgia are setting good example to Other
Denominations in siog greet eflrts to give
the gospel to all Georgia troops. Already
several of these Missionaries are ct work IL
L.ngstreets Corps md have met With a
w.yu reception.
From CuaRLpsroY "A chaplain in Wise'e
Brigade in "a letter 70 he Churcimon say:
u an happy to say tbst deep and deep
cgug fee'iog 10 growing in my regment
which pray Cad may result in mnch per
mancnt GOOD / have not much % ahow for
my llbvrs here. there being 70 large Pro
portion # Baptist, Methodist. end Presby'
teri9us aud these denominations, so for
have galher ed in The floits, with Jut les
exceptions
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-aOT ifi0NS
4oe ruE UsArsAL rnasDY Galss.
Our Army.

God eajd to bis ancient people hy tn.
moota Of the prophet Hosea, behold sill.
allure her, ani briag her into the wilder
ness aud speak comfortably to her TIL.
passage spems TO cave auiliog app'ica
ton to our mics al the present t'ms. Goo
has alured them into ihe wilderness, ana
met them there With hiA salvation.
Dr:i2Ptiul though What broader seal
could De get upon the righteousness # on.
causel Aod ne has not only granted thr
plenlfnl eHlsions of his Spiris, u h ha,
stirred up bis people {" provide tbs instro-
meptaliGes for the extension Of bis bIesse"
WORK. Witness lhr facts brought 20 view in
the CircuIar of D. WasOn published II
your paper some tIme since.
List any should have overlooked this im
poriant and interesting document, allo" mt
tn present the substance If it in a DuISheli
The Executive Coumittee of Domestic Mis-
sions nave resolved to secure If possible, a
gospel laborer from our church for ever.
brigade IN the Confederate army, nov for
ge,nng the hospitals. The Secretary ha,
accordingly visited the SYMBOLS Of Virginia
and other States for be fnrtherauce OF thi,
object, and has obtained great encourage
mont, roth IN regard TO men and funds tor
their support. The prospect Was that 100
labOrers or more would be secured by tine
middle Of December.
Should The plan be carried ont there
will be required go sustain tnem-hn~ much
go you t0luk, dear resders1 $40 O00 %
month This looks like lar1e SUI ana
j. ct divided among thousand contributors,
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ECCLESIASTICAL.

in L,SrguI IN Tsursday Aprd 2lri. 1874 at Il
o'clock. A Seasons will bear in mind that IS
per cen, added t" he s",0unt heres { re paid by
The cburch.s t.. the COMMISSIONER and con.isoe I
fund Stat-icsl reprt. md reports reciprocal
du'i-s are expected sE the Spring manting
S. BROwN, Sisted Clerk
Tae Pc. b,tery Of st Hanover will meet at
Amelia O. H., "A Thursday. he Ii.h April st II,
A. NJ WM BROwN, S. Gle K.
IT a lstp meeti of the ,zecutiV- c mnIttea Il
D-m. TIC MissoBs ( Ess: Hsnov. p .sbytery. R.v.
j. IN Muller elected Chairman Of the CnHmiiter.
PsrIies ia curesp"rd nee win III" c muIitt"s will
please address their munications acc FdinRP.
RO f. JESTER.
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2rCHuONO. VIRGINIA


TIE General Assembly cf the Pres6y
terau C5ar-a in ,ae Confederate States o.
Aa-,ica, vii meet Sc the Presbyterian
Church ct Caarlans N C on ne f''t
Taa.slsg Sag, 1854. at II o'clock, A
NJ. The op.ujeg seruan sill be preached
b7 .5s Rev James A. Lyor, D. D. Tue
2lose.et,r G.. the last AssewolT.
The Couuicses on Commissions vii. meet
in the lecture Rsou Of the above named
Church ON Wednesday, tbe Ash Of MAY at
8 o'clock. 7. II, % receive Commiss'oa'-
5ouN g. #apDEL, S. c.
JosgPu r NILSSON, Z. Q.
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4 AZ. ~ .a "a IA Z & o. D pf
civ aoi f,n,,lrlv the ed tor of the L,v
R,eey he's been ordained "a q Baptist
qrms.sr. tie sill take coargo of tho AT
lcan ehn-cA IN Manchester.
Rsv a.. Cn.vrRss roceiy. l,q. vatE
froo SEINE frcui. 90 tbis city. SGlO rs q
token og vrs:elu! remembrance Ter past
s.r,ices in >r..aiuinq ana conducting the
Ch'''f'"" Oa.e'r'r 80 mA0g Yeare.
DR Lacy S ADDHEsSls The Rt,. Dr.
l..,Y aclue 81 addresses on toe aar snd
the s,ate Of .ha c.uulry ecenflg 10 R.'qjgh
Oar coutpapo aries IF lhp religions pres>
in ,bet Gig. sp.als 10 COM liacn's,j terms
Of his tH.r's.
p,v uv cronn,p a. I,Jer.
d.,. S,,,,o. ST.. I'm IN. ss,ds II rho
snoo. ~. ms, If - ,dj,a.saf Al, Sod.
4,,, - ,ban,,e5 .ar..b. nrc.., 81 Nm.
Is n
rwc~s RAISED The SouLeu Cbn.fnu
4Jroc,ie xii op.y ,aka three n.onlhs SUB
scupti.,ns. and az 81
Too p;.ta,, Ct.;,;,n ly...,,o b.,
,.,.... s1u ~
t"'
49,.
MElu2D'st ,'.'P N' '.o' q - 80
- met''g o. me bsh'PS' 'He M'-'on ~,
Is 'a'a' be Iu0Ii"lng Commit ee' ana 81
chose bfethern, WHO may nave been ap'
Po'hted ~ the respective Conferences to
meet Win tntm. d. oe H''"'" ~ a., ''lS'm
cry Ala o" t'e an OF Ms loot'
We clip the annexed from the R'Hgiou,
Y1oH:
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BEaEFI0IABY EDUCATION.
lErrER or REV JOIN MILLER.

brieg;rr tbe fae.s and arguments Of this
ls,tsr under some examination. Tae re-
s-ac.ed author, az chairman Of an imfor-
tant c.auiase. viii submit a report on this
sstiset 10 The General Assembly atjts rezt
meeting, The change proposed in his let
Ter IS one be considers vital to ,he stand
iog aud .tfrsacg Of the Church > the
views announced are, it is 5.clared those
he has "loug he'd; end hiss zeal "a
prop,gaadis5 10 behalf Of dis scheme ia
go wa.m as to embOl3eu him to make every
effort to rusb 4, farther
Uader such circum. tapcos It ia only the
part Of comuon prudence FIR eur Church
G, look before se lyap Without being
conscious Of any undue pr jfdi,e agalgst
new ttjrgs, ue freely o@D - misircst of
seeyrjrg chan IS 10 policy thoroughly
considered und established o} ejse oud
GOOD mra. Aod :, seec,s 10 he abyu' as
necessary ta Jrg ,be rH'm}s pow, as sc wos
Of old 90 Key ,ae spirits lhee expression
..py- things does not ss5c,'y rpo'y 20 ooy
taiog advanced ia this letter 8, Is 7iih
no oes.sc 20 6.sqe-sgs is ga.ti,s. when Sc
express t6e c0rzioioo fhat 5, d9es nos con
tp asu 7 chi-c.jou eaieo has net, ia
-jee the les, quarter Of a century, 5seu
brarg6s forrare again a1d again. ca'y 90
b rs of,eo rs,o.e5 ans rejected. We nave
M euGou nav ST rrC-r,akug an *
tended rs.i-v # lae controversy. TIE
SUB 10. IS Of acRuasls 3ge5 Importance, but
So many o.bsr tbiags uore imnedia'eIy
PRESS vpon The barr especially toi7gs
suited ,5e wants Is the army, ,ba. there
would be % general regret on Grdius much
srace given TO ,bis discnssjao. A few points
only sill be- rotosd esd ,bese in tae brief
est manner
Before advancing 20 .5e scheme proposed,
and .le arguments eddaccd, lie, us for q
mcmeo. deal ui,5 some Of the alleged facts;
FIRST theo. II, Mailer asserts that tbe
.... a., r.......rr ~, the
U'' ,r.iio.5 -. ,.,, -
~. .s;. ..,,, .o.n.I.,
n,S 5.1,..,,5.;.,ha.
''>TI '''0' -
"'''0 mn ~ 80 49,. NV,
instances ~ ~ -. - -, g. s,onob
-, tl,,.;, ~,
&c 01' ..l..- -. -,
''''O,''.' '' -, O..
mys''' ~ s's,5 s'''i' 80 ~
cJ' 30 s,'' .H' 10 Ia"
ia-Iy over 'ae N'''o' /. 0'' al e""s "'O'-
te'a'ed i'e church ami 'F0"S4l 'o'0 u any
thing ont mat noble material 'a1' We pave
oeen aec'''o"e' go Expect 10 our 'S'OJ
'esan a''a''.'"''.o''
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PEoHTsE OF PaEEDOM.

PEONIsE OF FREEDOM.
Abojioa.sm IS IN ia;r way for beirg
brought to account before the bar OF She
vorld. Or negro population to che auoon
Of several hundred 'haaaand has, by the
fate Of war, been thrown into lis bands
And what now "a to be the resnlt1 What
practical lrai, a.ll they sb,v for the sighs
aud tears. aud broken hearts With waicb
they have made Lamentations over the SD
doom f t6e pooc slaye7 lawrence Sterre
has left in his, Sentimental Joncrey 8
pathetic hule piece called, The D .ea Ass"
lt closes thus: SHANE on the woJld said
10 myse'f-Dd We Bat love each other ga
tais poor soul loved his ess,-'tgoald be
something" This reads beautifully, and the
conclusion might be l5e- S-srao'a art wos
o6out one oI t5e most loving that ever
throbb-d in g ham4o bat Alas SEN
tiaenialam is one thing; true pity and love
qlite a1ob,r IT. was poor Christian
every gay and most uokioi son IN par
ticulsr. Tajs IN connection with the piece
alluded ;e. oave rise q, the .iagioy sarcasm
,bo,b s t,.,.,,, MIRA. ~ 81 e. .,...l ,.s.r, Than
o. 81 LIVING father.
This, {, strikes rs is an ans .las,ra'ion
Of t1sJ :agmeut % be ae,ed oo' presently
by Chrireulou ayoa she hollow projections
or lfs Ner,h tor.r4s IN. Negro. rhev
No.. F.. No., .},,,. ,.or,s,. of , oe-..,-y
%. '' 'o 'ie s'.' ~ 9''."' ''' o..
sePa'at'-'s 10 be MADE oA'*s7h rus '''''
ard "'yea parents and Young ea'.drsn-
Much of was sIsn5er th-o h-.ea Sc oe
owned-He have not been aitbgu5 guile IN
that ,bfr0 Bot aow gaas ia ia, fact. aud
i..,.:. .l., r,... 3
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Money for Benevolenca those hav-

Money for Benevoiencs Those aaT-
irx funds for this purpose nay serd 10 oar
care until The I5:b Of March. They are
-eoues-ed not 60 serd from that tine until
She 1s5 OF april We cannot undertake
after ;ha middle Of this month to 6isrrioute
donations and make other arrangements
tll the currency becomes settled.
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MARRIE

!, Lpai.tu b. R-y :. Barr on the ~ ait &,
TEvsY c. CsB IL cf K,oswhs counsy, - Misc
VifGi.lA X Ford 81 th.t place.
On to. 23- in Lpui.blrG. b, Tho same Mi GEO
NcHEHDHFH. q :. A, t0 Mss NmGiSh y. Stall
NAKtF rrh+t ,lecs.
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AZ ONTSOME FEMALE COLLEGE.
MI Ilnnl S.rI A \ SRuRc Nn

MONTGOMERY FEMALE COLLEGE.
Ill CHgiSTlANSBURG Va.
.Sf session begins the first # FEBRUARY and CLOGS
ou the lass Thu,sy If June, under the supsrintend-
eu.e of II " HEATH Il. ID assisted by Misses
PERROw and HEAFH. aud such other Teachers, Is tae
Interests Of he school may require.
TERMS
For BoArd exclusive at iiga5s aud towe!s,) ; % 90
Tuition IN Pr.marg Deptrtm,Ot. 81 o.
Tmaan in la,srm.diat- Department, 10 o.
Tu:j.s IN o!ol..gitts D-pirtmont, l5J Oh
Ms-.suIatirn Pee asd lucdentas,
" al. On the PSF, 100 co
WANfsD-A gentleman tn tsba charge of the
utss "a aud Ffenci D>ptrmsFt Que WHO'S exempt
ftrm mtsry dug ls expected.
For further particulars. address,
II W. HEATH l.. L. ID.
President OF the Fa5uity
r MONTAGUE. Secretary Of she BoSrd
III T.
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HARMVII.I L FEMALE COLLEGE SPRING
L Ttr>-From lS.h February t. 3t.h June, 1864.
Board Include flu. and washing, $3.50 90
English Department Is 90
Mus vote, Included Is 90
Thorough iust7uc.ion.-Good fare. Far additional
ui~cu.sti"n, address A PREO'. President.
il 25-2n Fsrmvllla Va
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oPENCER & VENABLE.
G sneral Commission Merchants.

For The Sale of uA kinds Country Produce,
ofR,s in Shochoe Building, ne'r Columbian Hotel
Tuos ! SPEnCER A Il YEEABLE,
of Cnarlo.to, 60 Va. CLIP. Edward Co., vs..
90 l--Gm.
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J,ANVlLLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL DAXvILLE, Va.
Tuition in Literary Depsr tm -ns t"r twenty
weeks from Febiuiry, 18th, 1854 $3.50 %
Music extra 100 90
Board, for twe0ty weeks FIVE barrels Of -Four, or
e5UO
Pupils furnish their owa lights tOw.l. ard ooe
pair sheets each GEO. LA HONTE
/. 29-6; PreGident.
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MANTEs-A Fen.a Teacher, ql,l.f d u give
w instruction in breach, LAtin aud btusic. with
the usual Il glish b-sueh-s, - Sch0O OF or s
SCHOLARS. X, ference required
Address st6tug terus &e !. DUPTrY.
No zee Crdiastg.
feb Isl. Prince Eiw-rd Co.. Va.
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ADVERTISER ENTS.

MANNED "A Lady capable If tesch' English
w L4in md Muse, % take charge OF small
Sc,ool | desi.s Presbyterian, aud prefer mem
bar Of the church Reference fCqGired Ailre.s,
-,ipg terms, Mrs w. MARSHALL
fb2i--55 Charlotte II Va.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

Toiiy Of Ia jim 4 1864.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-13
Dion.

AYREs On t1e I1th inst, Mrs. MARY ANN AYRR3,
vie Oi fuSm AIres
lne rv'sVcs and friends OF tue family respect
full lrN tied Htteno her iuderA without urtrr tce,
at Ilomeaburg. To proceed 20 Abingdon
GAkBI K-Ths moruing 18th inst, amer long and
palhful PRE CUTI, Of s. j. Aad 5. L. iirbar
a. the Sd ear Of hib age
Funtrs from sdonee OF his father, No 1879 Spring
Garden steet az 10 O'Clock on trday morning. 70
ee, d TO Lsarcl III
HAZZARi AT Milton, Delaware, Friday, July 8,
Hon DAVID HAZZARD, ex- Go'ernor OF the state OF
DelaN are, la the Slth year OF his Ase,
III ~ LIE AT San LUIS PotosL, Mexico. GEORGEF
HlHEtL Ii, Ia his abth year, formerly Of this city.
uOhH.-On Tuesday mOTnug l2th inst ALEXANDER
K. HORN
hs re atveA aud fienls OF the family respectfully
y'ted atend hs hnera, from the residence OF his
sai John Horn, NO. II Broad street, Friday, l5tn
inst, at 10 O'Clock A Al.
MoFApEHs-On the llth instaat, a'ter lingering III
nefH, Ann LIE. Niie Of william l. Mcfaden.
Jhe relatives and friends Of tke amy respectfully
busDArd No a33 NJ r~elftn street, Ca lowhil on
Thursday morng, the lAth nsant at 10 O'clock without
further Invitation.
MUCH On the 18th inst MARTHA MUCH. daughter
ofGeOrge Elinor Mueh. agei months aad days
he Ge ives aud Tirnds 81 the AtalY respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from tie retsncs OF her
PsrenB ~ OF Fourth ahd Dicksrson streets,
Friday Afternoon al O'Clock.
RIT MEYEk.-Jniy ~. 1854, Mrs. CAROLINE RrT E.
MEYER wife of Guar nl'neJ and daughter OF John
1 and tAthaTne llp,, La her 29th year.
Tne Is l,lves and frods OF the family r0spsctfly
inVied attend a fupera from her late residence Bu
t0nwood street. between Seventeenth and Rhteenlh
Stests. ~ efal 20 take place Fday an0FnIon az
ocooE, without further aotice To proceed 70 0lenwoOd
Cam0tefy