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The New York herald., 1864-10-12
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The steamship Europa, from Queenstown on the I'd OF
october, rsesed Csre Race Monday evening her voy
age TO Hoston by way OF Halifax A teegrarhc report
OF news, which Is two days later, published IN the
HERALD to-day
The financial crisis s.hi severely felt ia England
Three brokers tie Stock Exchange suspended at the
fornishy settlement Several new failures amounting
10 about two millions sterling, are reported Employ
ment getting In the manufacturing Districts
and considerable depression existed In Manchester.
The London Pest says that the American democrats
could not have nominated especial peace candidate for
the Presidency the Northern people would not yet
submit to the necessity o putting an end to the war;
The Keartago was cruising in search OF the privateer
Florida
George Peabody, the Londou-American banker, mao
formally retired from business fe The business OF the
house will be conducted BY the tFo remaining partners
An influential Madrid journal urges Spain TO settle the
war In st. Domingo the Queen Retaining possession OF
the three principal cities.
The Japanese batteries had fred on the British war
vessels which had been threatening them for some
time.
The rebel cotton loan rallied little from the decnne
on the Goth OF September Consos closed In London on
the lst OF October at ssh . Ssk for money
Tho Liverpool cotton market was Irregular and easier
with little inquiry, prices weak on The LIST Of
October Breads,uTs quiet and steady Provisions
1rat
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

genial and accomplished gentleman-good In
any capacity. Both these candidates will
doubtless be elected by large msjorities.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The returns OF the State elections In Pennsylvania
Ohio Indiana far received will be found on the
Grst page OF this mornings HERALD 1he republicans
have doubt succeeded in getting mnjortes In each
Of those States. and have secured political preponder.
In the delegations thereof to the Thirty ninth Con-
gress The three States combined will cast sixty votes
in the Presidential Electoral College, vlz-Pcnnsylvania,
&c; Ohio 81; Indiana, IS. Tho present delegation In
Congress each OF the States named stand follows
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sEsir Ei;id sl{'asaiSr.j 0Tsl &c tia Teil2. p0l
suits CT bsrseil aud Gala. hafa fats al impa''s
OF g.aliscio Tor S .uihs:n tJisTsno' that Id 3
impal!oi ,m Ia furnish ail Ct r!5"cJ "na
mon to q cause that resembles tho Struggles
Of their ovn roo1!o to escape u,n e!"SP
Of tho AIele Or tho Ramaa VIC lIFo
tho msgnauimity CT tho ) nth. "e "1in'fo
that adherence Of oppression which vlli net
allow us to practice tho crualties Of our demon
fra We ike tho innate integrity which will
not rlundsc because We hava been robbed, and
! .hish resorts with reluctance to retaliation
iustif ID ly he Lass If wa7, All b5 TIE de
tats OF sound policy.
Our character is fast. niicaiing 0HT Gauss
Tho world begins t. aco that Davis is man o.
81 in:i,ln, homer, humanity and courage; the
Lius,ln is crac!, malignant Sui o6wHro:j
depot; that Lea ia chiio,ian g.u;tnar
who has drawn his s9ord Tor freedom f"ga
lated by law; tLut Grant is an a.utitihus att
unsciupulous lulcher, djiHg lh: wosk Of hi
master, whether it ineolv, the destruction
his own men or cure, whether it into:Ses III
destruction md canquestof llc Syu.h CT Il;
anarchy ard ruin Of tho North.
We hope New Eoglund will pursue lei
course of fanhticism. until she snail unitt
every sentiment and sympathy upon tho ctH-
tinent in opposition ard contempt towards or
arrogant ard intolerant up6tart, Tho aEsuneS
to go7arn all npor theNasumption OF superior
excellence. We shall hear from TIC North.
west upon this point wIhia u few days. aid
trust to ohrtni ole her revolt from the lh7Lltnt
domination.
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MORE FANATICTSM.

Tie "Whig" contained recently m tx-
ce!Ient article on tbs Yankee purpose Of
wiring Yu. Catholicism whom they shall
have accomplished The overthrow Of slavery.
They have proclaimed tLess two institutions
"tYin relics Of barbarism" We rely upon
this intolorant despotism to destroy ul:i,
natoly tho union of the States and to bring
about tho suljugation Of the Yankees. No
people associated upon terms of nominal
equality will subfn. to tho assumption Of su.
psriori,y on tho puit Of any member OF that
ns,ocia.iun. The ImpuritnGs have assumed
supre,uacy hot only Over the ideas Of cisisi1a'
ton a. developed in the Southern States, but
over those who represent tho progress aud in
tcrcs.s Of the North west. 1t is siugula:
phase Of human nature, tho. q people owing
.hsir original existence to the intolerance Of
kings and -bi sots-shouM hsre surpassed any
king in oppression, aud any prelate in cruel
ty. Archbishop Land obtained commission
from King CHARLES for "tho establishment Of
an irresponsible, ecclesiastical and civil dos
y.os:i;m, with authority 10 reference to tho
oanons and customs OF the church" TO in
tiiot punishment upon Ill offenders or siolstors
Of tl,s constitution ard ordnance, either by
i'm ,lisonment or by loss Of li(o CT member,
according as Ito quality Of the Ctfen,e shall
require, with power to removc governors and
presidents and appoint otherH, and punish do
linauento." Under this commission he took
away The charter Of M8ssachu setts, and "its
liberties and Franchises were seized into the
hand Of tho King" Would not one suppose that
such oppression would hsTs taught moderation
to those upon whom it had besn exercised!
Yet, so far from this result, we find the de-
sc.rdauts Of those who suffered these wrongs
intiic,ing tsn-fold greater wrong wherever
they can obtain the power to DO So
The doctrines IF tho Southern States are
far moro just aud liberal. They have e1.
tcndeda charitable indulgence to all who dir
fer in political or religitu, opinions. The
Cstholi, has boen defended from any attunpt
to impair his rights. Tho Hebrew has found
q home, which he has neyor Known since the
dsySof the dispersion. Liberated from the Seo-
tartan and selfish restraints imposed est
where, he, for almost tho trst time in mod .rn
history, has volunteered to enlist in the ranks
of people fighting for their rights and his:-
The Hebrews, cut of from the sympsthies of
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CAFE AID pRuFI1AELs .ANI"th

For Sale, the Chester Rou Ing Wills la'rn Oh.
rough repair, with al the modern r pfoyrn"i'.
sctt. CT Iua ners add al tie sttrhUi.g p.s'ii ~
feet running order. driven ny G:.E0is. 80 =,
gase and Two fue boilers, city iretes d!"G''' 49,
ave feet long .,,
These Siis are situated Ia the tow! Of It'..t
the Oh .rict'e Railroad Depot, and dong s''a :.
are q present vel supplied with govern H.e''H 'I
yeper n custom, work. ,.
With the Nil will be sold q complete or. -
mc., one re~ wagon. hogs l..
rbii pyope. u would be a capital aud 5a!. 's7r
Apply 10 JOIN '' '.,. :
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The "MA0NOLlA WEEKLY
IL especially
THE LADIE s. 7 Y i !. J.
AID, Il, tuch 1, Is coniuele 50 Al u .eSde.
UNIVERSAL FAVORlTE
IL ihn ID =. ,.,li
And wherrves polished lite 'sry ta.is '',., g.,
A PURE AND INSTRUCTIVE L.f.s
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THE ALDERLEI THi& ar.
~ TOnIas GrAHEERIr.. u.
Author yftlr Pr,Ie pcnI.n:r Urii:J. Dr.. '.'I ..
will be commenced Nhout tie l-t Il '.ri'i'. ..
lsruush twelve Ut ENseu Lamb T'of tar r.l's. .'
Le followed " u variety tfiatefe't'Hg
TALES AND NOVELETTE,
By Cur host writes. ~
IN View of the early pusncaii"o Of
1.-THE ALDERLEY TkAnhDl.
Ay-u,s aud those who Wish 10 subscribe -: U....
va, th,ir orders ami subscr!ptiori 81 s'"r - :
TIE "MAGNOLIA MhhkLi'
will be furniLhe 10 subscribers for
Twenty DOLLARS FER ''h
TwrLy. D,LLARs SIX Ms,
susrl ibefs In max: NJ T'T,i""'e' VII t"'j d
stating the name and whereabouts 81 n"i' 'c, '.s
oucus, and will slso Gsoi enclosing coI:j .' ".
tiou DUtGs.
Agents In all parts OF the Coute!e.a- STAT 'l.
piled at the rstt Of Twenty hSc N"!l"rG Per '"T q.
AL orders must tie aecompsn III hy re,
kp,cirep numbers Sent 'ret a. hsiRr via ''..'
A limited space viii be ceyCitL 10 .Hr'I beat
for In advance.
All corrrspo. .nts will pleasr silrs''
SMITH y ROBERI-n.'
sug.peEiw Pioprlet,II. i,,.i-...i .
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fs5sesss.
aDj'? LID Ic7sr :. Gi7Nl,'s OTFiCN
kioHir1hi,, Aus"st -, !5o4'
GENERAL ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDERS: !
RIO. 70.
]. ln coBht4uaEca Il tho addition ui EftJ
artillery officers iv7 nrinaruo Gut7. LJ act CT
Congress, uppr we'd jams lon, l35l the dis
irritation If grades. announced in General ur-
iers No. Ito. (lsG3 il changed 10 the sviiow-
ing: Five lieutenant ocloacls, ten ravjora, eigh-
ty five captains, sixty frat !isu.enaLts, u1i
forty Sc ond Lieut. snants.
H. Thes, viiioers, together with such cfi,er5
of the regular C;nisdorats army, and field
cfRoers OF the provisional artillery as arc
placed On ordnance daty t7 thu Secretary Of
War, will alone hereafter constitute the corps
Of officers for ordnance duty, All other ofi-
| cers on ordnance luty are only incidentally
ordnance oAieers, and arc liable to ba replactj
by the C ass If cioers aboTe enumerated.
III. All Officers On 1rdnanaa duty Will,
without delay, report by latter 10 the chel Of
ordnance at Richmond, sG'ing: Isl. THEN
| rank II Dats Of commission; 3 !. Atm o
| service 4sh. The State to Hhieh tbai belong
9Th. Date of assignment to UrIna"ec du:g
9Th. Tie authority by which a,rigned. iur'
nishing date, and. if possible. copy Of Vfdti
CT assignment Officers Of tho tegul.r army
will report both their regular and r:cVleions
commissions, or conMissions comforting tom
porary rank:
". Appointments in The "oorPs Of artillery
officers fer ordnance duty" established by
acts Of CoEgreEa approved April 81. 1862
September IL. 1852, ard Dune 10. 1864. wi!
be made to tie grade Of second litutenanti
after the usual examination. Candidates ex-
smined prior to the passage .! not. approved
juno ~, 1861, mHv. however, ON raaonInen-
datior, he apFoinIrd TO gratcs for which they
| wero recomnendtd, Ghd in which thry have
boon serving under General ORDERS NJ, Il
(lS63 >, -,
V. Tho government foa@lry. blacksmith
shops and laboratory Of the VrInanc. depart
| inert ut Salisbury. N. G.. will hereafter Ii
known AZ the Salisbury Arsenal"
by Older.
(Siencj) :. COOPER,
Alj't an! lusy'r uen'l.
OAi5ial: H. l.. CLAY, a 4. g.
| Sentinel copy arg"D -l~
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go ,,a daan,.;an of ems to .he fury'of g

ss7sias the dsspo:ian Of ems to she tufS'of
Ihei, /, tat oass o,t5r san.lhs5no5 iikoi5 !"
,..ar pb;s,. 20 ,thor ruler but ono oil tne ~"
,urn,n 10 aid tho greedy ambition OF Lincoln
,,,,,1, .u,psst; it lis that, frightened by the
,s-,.srs uns1 pco!edly great strength developed
ot un,,ae,, he may try TO take the wind cut
If he sails of the Democracy nnd declare for
noace himself. Tie people. Of the North ore
a, utterly dsmoralized that they might posi-
bly, be taken in by the stratagem. But suoh o
move, how ever profitable to Lincoln, would Dc
of no value to US; for who. on our sido' "o"ia
ever trust peace, made for suoh reasons w"''
u nian5like Lincoln and people like the Hn
kses Z The ea:o that is to give US lnderen'
deac. FIR the present and security Tor tbs Ia
,uro must, We repeat it, lie dictated al tho
Min, if tho ssord and nmid tia roar OF can
non The snnke must INST be sccrnhed only.
hr. killed re:tl G. policy ut home nor per
ssusipn from abroad, hu. iear-trembhng,
covering lear-is the only argument that will
lead tho Yankee to durable peace. When
lis troops are defeated, his strong placea ia
ken, his fields invaded and his houses burnt,
then may cur victorious troops march u7, with
firm tread and flying banners, into the family
Of great nations; then only will peace with
healing on bis wings, return to our land an1
dvcll once more in cur midst shedding rich
blessings on town and country and healing all
our Wounds.
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kpDiTpk'S UFiICT,
aus20 IaN3v

EItHLiLNI u. H". T, T5'F
TTOLDERf G! The Tirhsdry ui-r vi the State Gf ~,
MA are hereby requested 10 rre7sni the same NJ s
Treasury for pay meat 10 te funded Ii Te-iairic,
bond Of the state bearing Interest y; ic r- L: ,T
cent per aonnyl, the principal bH3 r.'rrmabr los lhf
ty.four years and Tie interest payable ssui ann"lv
They Will bs Is,!rr ell Or funded according l",he inos
Ing regulations, to wit When hrits AGcahiEg ~ uh.
,houssod dollars or shall he prrchtrf ~ ~ ire,
snry they will pale ny rafan! la IT. "L"!" .I aht
Or at Ire option Of tie holder. CIR aaR WI l. r1'h T.,
suoh warrant, aud tie titrr ti! Will L. !"d' !" L.
a. aforesaid.
The privilege fdniiIs in E1nia stove in iie3 vii
be Continued urtl In. ms vi Octarer beII ALE. "C
time The notes will be redeemed sr:o,d iHs TO "a:
J. H. B*E2ETT.
anpis layt1stcct Auil;tcT OF TdbI: k;-tG5.s.
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6ug.pcEiw
MAILS ON TIE w. ,,r,
MI GESTEIT. Etti Ron

IN
Au Advertisement Of the Pos,mrshr GtLrI'I. 4
"seuunsi" and "Dispsteh," Is cal ulsi.d 10 P."!-'
Impression that this company las re'"'s1 to 'at'
nails. So far from this brrg The tn::, H' h"s ~
sILou ne company 10 carry n,m Tao c-.Fr,ry h-'''
the nails Tor THAI twelve months ~ hosi '.'''
from him any one else, ~ far a. / -.DT. 10 -
fused to psy anything hT this SERVER. Noel -
has been Informed aISt the conpaoy sJuii -'ii 'A
10 carry them, berg willing 10 take the Ihs e. '''
tr-tcc done them At some friur. rmf
70 aleyiare 30 far rs prscic,kl H. FH..--' . ..
convenience from Its uurcIsonshic -.,t r.'.. ~
Gu oe o. the Postmsster, h"t!ce "a hc.,rs .sE,r
company will receive letier' and pap RI e. ihe'r
TIL, city and have them dsiG crei, uI;h'm cfh'gs
po,lofice on the Line OF .her oSd. L. ,cr. III IL
he Country bg the trrvt ssrn VI III" Ga-reu'
on The road. All thuse directed Ii X RI nnLt Or pm.
yord will he put IN the Richmond { & e. b :
ceIving letters vii be kept IN The slpciurn isa =
which 10 apen generally Il on -. 81 tos p - 80"
pers may be seEt Hitht ut os,aE.. hu lcudtrC''
paid. l.. fo"I ~, 80
urscxy Va C.sra.L RIGLRoIv t.a'A"i. h!:it@. =
l5.h, lsb4. -
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SicginiI DIii:tHry In-tiIntc. !
IEzlSuIuS, Va, A ugu=l 1871 1856.

G EeRiL 0Ettas
!. The eserc.es OF this Institution vii! be eau dtt at
Lexington nr the Jet usy Of Oet.rec, Oh Sth ds al
90, ers ANA shcd Cadets and LIZ Wy srpoiDsi cGls3
VIII promptly report f.r duty.
H. Al the suppl Ne Institution, ctTa2ng cloth
Ing books subsistence siore5 Se:e destroyed by tie
Iohc energy, IL Is .sycn ~ aat each cadet sal bring
with him fun sGpyiy Of tsI ci":IE, o.- gray jacket
oae pa ofrrRy p4ne, ore GveFcod 'Eo i1F OF ,h"e..
maraIs ard bedding fonr towels chn", lair bfu'h
tooth bIuah also kns AID ioik hist'ia'Stt Can lie
bought Lee.
Iii II gray cloth he brought by the 's'e 'le iichss
can he made up at the lnslitute
w. Each cadet will bring with hin LIST 81 ii tn'hG;,
10 he dIed vi the qu!rernns'rr.
T. The @ uity II not inpossbIliJ Gf sesniihs .up
Plies Of meat, suggests n necessity Of aitt hg
Or ugh, will be credited III, eSPe:ss account tie gov
ernruent rates.
vi Each cadet WI! also bring With hir The c!a-a ocks,
which may he required fat rs praoticus Ia IA" iih
class Surhs BCnrdon's Algebra LeScndr.s geometry,
LeyiZacp French Granular aud GE!g 10 ~: IN clAtJ,
Snlhs Bots Anal Iticai Grom-frr and I.fi,s n>sti
tive G,rinery In Ihe "a clss. urienays Ca.caus
The iooks nlo:t Decided ,..-
VII Temporary brick cabins ars now 30 ir course Of
construction for the BcteH3od.t ol 81 tito cHtrs pe
walton destruction CT the i.cas and otter pusc bIfa
Inv, BY tl. enemy, Will derive the CAGES OF the utui
supplied ia but the psifotir sit which
nninatcs cur whole Tsop- vii! nase them ccsIiuly en-
dute msny dIsrom.or-, mill tho ilsult.Cn go We
stirred 10 its osig nal condition
BY command Of Hsj 90 Gen. I y e:nTE
J. 81 ;uEil @HH,
aus2O IsU3v hc'irs A''jstSHi ) ~ |
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=.
oAEs ON THE SECURITY OF THE FIVE nun.
bred million per cent noataIablo bonds under the
VII Sec. OF tho CnrrcncJ Laws
Deposits on call will be received ny the Treasurer IL.
this the Assistant r.sEufeT charleston sd Mobile,
and the dcpoeitaries 81 H!aiogtoa haissa Coi:at1,
Ssyauteh, augusta ED Montgomery. And certificates
will be Issued for the uearEg ictct:t ~ The rate OF
per oS5. rrs 1uaGra 5e0ursi b tie hy7vacts!ou
Of 81 srnLt Of the aDo7e hGhts equal 70 the "um of
these loaus The bonds apart by the Treasurer
and the proceeds, Nhea sold, applied erciusSey TO Il
payment Of the said certificates.
'he security and cuny enrrce Afforded 70 H.;k5 aud
ether corLo.atlo, and to the puc generally ~ tbs
mode OF temporary uyes nebts Had lie efsct CT the
mte,sure II generally adopted, as keeping ie cur r1:j
within moderate bouudA, !: Is hnE:f will g mmspd Ii 10
the favorable csnsdsrspu OF r ednmrnlty ahi secGrr
thrir Lroult StIyn carrying IL Int" rce.!.
Il. a. TRENHOLM,
Ivan-,f sr.rst1ry - T'rsasnry.
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RUNAWAY Jail.

II -,
Mas committed 10 ,hr Jail OF Halifax county, tie 9th
day Of July 1SGI, oesro rasn named LEWIs.
Aforesaid Lewis belongs Ur James Gsstins, OF Rich.
raoud city, Is about tvepty years Of age fTe feet six
Inchss high ccmpacy kui black complexion, and has
scar soouI tia aakle Of tse lett foot.
Their OWNERS are requested TO come forward prove
p.ope.iy, pay charges TAD take teen away.
ELLIS snITE,
i;usS65 Tailor Of Halifax County.
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uTASTED--A situation Ia private i4hEy 81,
w OF English, Fl, lch. Au.ic nnI Gr....., .....
by q lady OF Virginia, bhth .ad riu.h,!,a. r...
gwen AID required. Aiirc's srariIs l,sn,
htLE'- ~. it,,..
hu.g,-Ylf NH MN r'ru-r 's......
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,h,ti.,,, ia, Va, July %, l-6a

list. GN STCLEN by She idan's raiders Oh their
Lu,sag. Trough Louisa county, the following ceIitt
Gaze, OF stock:
Isl. virGbis s'Spcr cents;
10 l,UGt dated 20 January ls52, uudar sst OF f2a
January. ISL, Tor Il 600.
10 Js, da'et 9TH Norenoe, l='e lSsat" uIdsF ae' u
lat NJ. rich, 1911, for 1900.
so S. TED 9Th November l-ae, Issued urir. hct Of
i,th January, lsiS, for soJJ
ii Vi viris Pre- sud Ma line Iu,urancs Company:
No IL, dated Tyrh Dteembef 1879. fos t"enty
sahres, par value, rs
81. Krbm nd Fire :. s5oClatieh:'
l.n s2 dated eld Msich 1s4s, for fifteen shares, par
iaiu-. SD. ,
shares, par. szJ.
4ri Richmond Female Iaatituie:
No. Il" dated Goth seEtc1abtr 1905 Ter tfrce ;fare'
Par TaiIc, s5I
$50. one yiry MIA Central Railroad Bond.
az" SIS. dated lst 'y,Lei i:o isSusd 10 David Lips
CONT, foE gig, -.
t.ii:eI, hcTeby given that s'lAr due publication Of ls
na.ite PpllcSiioH 0h Ls IAie for tie repeual Of The
sEu,t Let u.;ii.-. HENRY HARRIS
uu,y-laSl3rs Louisa Oou House, Va.
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I1aMMisSIvSEa'S NuTIrE:

I13MIIfsSIOSER'S SHTItE:
rne creui,olG OF J hn Y. Mason, Jr., dec'i.
Mai.u Thu tefs and otEe
rrgr.e M d. Ia the above rgrr ell by the cir III
cot OF An Fila county, en- III, 20h OF October ls6j.
ha x eni ed the r.gned, cninmssiontr. 10 state
an rec a Ill btB clauIs aglinst Tho est ate
ii Ito .ad John !. Mssou al persons having Luct
jr, or cams hereby notified that have fred on
,Lc rh ID Of September, IsGi, u. Amelia Court House
for lpg with tie said and that tIey
r:dlird 10 pio uce Ieir debts ard clins with The wi.
M ulr thslecf bel. al the 81 Id iline hnt place
SAMUEL BEAY,
tu1l wiz t;om n'r CksGc.r5.
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WANTS.

NITikTRE-A Teacher In prSr;- fan. ..
w noual-y, for limited numhrr Of i.ys, 90.
teach Fog i,h, French and the rig! rent, o. L,'.
Apply to No. 100 Ms!n street, Hcl'HoniS,
ku3elw
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hi7T L:.rtE'HtNf !.
OfTfcr S:t,r .-.7..' =,
Cons: Eiaia a.,d H.u' F..'''r
SlY5IvSD. Block ADD SSe-' IT,! NJ D..
w Iin Aud BRAN, VIE. OF ':':.;.., ..s-.. ,-:
Inu WI ,tsr G:nss Cast ti.n.i .ul L.. .....
AID -! otis. sriclsg !or GAvA: Iut"'r' g. -. -
pay ID. market p:irs. t:.o. - .ar ..
Is9.i if"'': H.. ..
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SKETCHES; AMI

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES
AND CnI!il..
In addition 70 a SUMMARY Of TIT.ei ""i ,..,...
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS ~
Together with Special Department fh''tri e. .
WIT AND UUUOR OF TIE DAY
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WASTED.-t young ia!y oiiw" ,...,. e,usr--
W la teaching, and VIZ Is competent t. .a.;.Y q.
Eusll:h, Music Gnt French, Is dt..rVT, ~ ". .n.'
ulElou either 10 \ private family, Ej'r."ss, , 3,
school Ia I'll, city.
Addre,s, Nls, p. j., thru. ~
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xITASTEU o rneo-e tie dcI'ser 90 " So. co..
w teach the Engl:s. t,,rGas ;, A!4' i-,.ia .: .,-
with Music. Terms Siil It uIaie 'hti''t.'s %. o. g.
cant.
References t.quI=L. hddIs4.
} J .."t '.i.,.
Jy22m. Tapp.k4nrnrS. l,'r' '...'r.
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r neutrality-suspicious. viii be n, de for the reseriI
or per cent Confederate ndI Nos 1923 and 1924
81 $50 each Issued March Sd 1855 under tho Of Con-
ress approved 20h Iebrussy, 1891 Said bonds d.
i,rGyed b. IRE fsbrsaT1 It,h, 1854.
hkyiIlEtSf 1. L. 1DWASD1
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EDUCATIONAL.

Is 4 For Yong Ladies
Miss PeEral will esans tie duties Of Ter schooihe "
d.y CT October next.
Fos further p1r;i ulsrI spplyio
= Mrs. J. ". PEGRAM,
ass2s dSo iii 1,t Oct Linden ROW, Ffpskiia Street
I,iRM1ILIH FKmAIE COLLEGE.
TIE Eau Term bssins September o3th, ele,s5 February
si!I.
CHARGES
Tait! On In a.! Tnslish branches
f'usiC IN
Board Ct the rate ~
per mouth, paid In provisions ct old prices or io'
per month IN Eev issue,
For catalogues, Rddregs A. PRsoT. frest
nus966.+ Fsrmv,lle Va.
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,INiiE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
FIRST CLASS LITERARY

GENERAL. MES jui,HEa
Containing eight clearly pIint"h Ps.' =! fr,'9 t..
OF ur c1urnus each, is publi,n.J t'e., s.,.... -
city ri Richmond, and IL rcPI;tc T!!i Il gss ...'
o,Iglasl and selected
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aUlTiDN SALE

1TERY VALUABLE BJs-N",;s 7:..:Is
Y rearI OF i4th Stt6r, near 10 Mas 81.
Sal6 nj Auction.
VIII be ,old At Public Auct.aE, nn til ?: -:
WEDNESDAY,, the Slsr Of AUoUsT, 1851 ~: it-g =
tho very valuable four story brick icEe;le.; I *
&C up spy Of y q. wYnne, E'q e."
The nosss Is nearly rev and ic the best ts,-. -.
ton Of the city, and e ,rdI fac epfe:ir=3;? -
Gent.
his admirably suited for large try sct!:::
business for which IuFposs IL was t.:.:.
Terms:
Ope.third cash BALANCE II SLY a-d tEe'T. :n-:r,,
fnters,t or ell eath 4: the option ,:'he 81 rEs.r
The property may be treated Cor Al r..r.is t.y- o.,
| tho day 81 sale. II ". HECbBS, l4:;t
sug78 IDS socc ':of u 69tdia ppsr..
So K 8 .7 A u ar "a
We will sell at auction, At our ett:s, 90 Ih:,,.- -,
September, at II o'eloik-
QjOt Henrico county bonds, Of !nis !stt
lOroJ &c Moderate per cent est: e. H., ..-
| 10000 DO d. ia CO.
1nUJj d. Il, =
| L. 100 do do cup. "..l.
| IL QpJ ~ do r:r r..
or North o.Tooa state c;u roa bad c., -. go
1000 Virginia do DO
| i6J srar=s Bank Ct AIchf;jni ST.,
Ind ether b5ti, SID s:o1Xs, ~ IL .iis: : - t.,
sale Ian jA:.L;: .
8u30 tbs