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PHILADELPHIA, August IL, P.M.-The ex-
element aboutthe Convention isincreasing
The Continental Hotel or Girard House
and streets in that vicinity are completely
blockaded by crowds. Angry discussions
arc said to have taken place. Some per-
sons declared that Vallandigham shall not
enter the Convention. Fernando Wood
vchcmently insists on his admission, and
without question. Another report, and
more probable one, is that the numerous
consultations have led to good results, and
tend towards harmony. Vallandigham ar
rived to-day. The two Louisiana dclcga-
tions, headed by Cuthbcrt, Bullitt, and W.
II. C. King respectively, have arranged all
differences and will act in concert.
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Foreign News of Saturdays Date
Important Rumors o ncernfnG Ma
pOIeOn's IntentiOns-FrOm the Seat
OF Wharf.-The Gear T0asts ttic United

States.
LONDON, August 1l.-Napoleon de-
mands from Prussia the rectiication OF
the French frontier by It's extension 70 the
Rhine, as it was marked prior to its dis
turbancc in 1914. The military and naval
preparations which arc being carried on
in France induced the belief that the
Emperor will make war if his demand is
not complied with. The demand has
caused great excitement in Berlin. A
semi official journal in Berlin recommends
Prussia to reconstruct Germany, as far as
practicable, on the basis of the prescrva-
ton of the vital and constitutional rights OF
the States which are to be annexed to her.
Turkey has reduced her army of obscr-
walton on the Danube, and it is thought
the Sultan approves the rule Of Prince
Charles of Hohcnzollcrn as her podar in
Romania.
The United States squadron had a grand
imperial and popular reception in Russia.
The Gar visited the vessels ut Cronstadt,
and took the chief officers to dine with
him. After dinner the Emperor toasted
/" the prosperity of the United States and
an uninterrupted friendship with Russia"
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,TEBEaRAPHIO NEWS.
DISPATCHES.
py the Atlantic Cable-Later from En-
ro,,c-Closc OF ParliAment-Markcts,

WV
&c.
LIVERPOOL, August l0.-Cotton-sales
for the week, $4,000 bales. Prices have
declined I'D. per pound on tho week.
Middling uplands quoted at l319d. To-
days sales were 5000 bales.
London, August lo.-Consols closed at
SD, for money United States ivc-twcn-
ties closed to-day at 6s8.
London, August 1O.-The session of Par
lament has closed. The Queens speech
ON the occasion of the dissolution returns
thanks TO the Government of the United
States for the action taken by it in the
matter of the late Fenian raid into Canada.
The speech also expresses the Queens
qualification at the success of the Atlantic
cable. The remainder Of the address from
the Throne relates to home questions.
Napoleon has asked from Prussia an ex-
tension of the frontier Of France.
Aspey Bay, U. s., August IL, $50 P.
M.-Thc cable across the Gulf Of st. Law
renee was again picked up at 9 o'clock this
morning. The weather being fine, u splice
was made by MIR. Charlton, and the steamer
headed for shore. The cable will be landed
at s O'Clock this evening, when commune
cation ria the Atlantic cable will be almost
instantaneous between the United States
and Europe.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Liverpool, August ll.-Cotton-sales,
$1,000 bales for the week. Prices de-
clincd I'D. on the week. Middling up
lands, 1916. To-day's sales, 10000 bales.
Market steady.
London, August 1l.-Consols, S7A for
money. Fivc-twcnties closed at 6S1a.
London, August ll.-An armistice has
been agreed upon by Austria and Italy on
the basis of the ccssion of Vcnctia to the
latter. Napoleon has asked from Prussia
the extension of the frontier of France to
the Rhine. No answer has yet been given.
The Empress of Mexico has arrived in
Paris, and asks aid for Macmillan.
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- iGHS Hi ~1T9fSsHei. r..
Tn. ninth ss2sice p sshis sekoois Ies...4 IN Hall.
81 ' and I'd 5ains III. ~. TSs sss.ton VII con q.
sist.o o. two terms Of Ave month: eash, With . short
holiday 2. Chsssnss; Thi, s Yer Il. Z u S;;;,sn.S g :;
ViHinia and othsr Colleges, land slso 10 nt for com
msrcisl banking snd other business those who,
from time lost BY the war OF other causes, do moi
vish 70 10 through . collegiate sopr.s.
T!Hns: Bosrd and Enthusiastically o. ngnn,
payable THE beginning Of sseh torn.
!. For further particulars, e~!rsSlsrs can b Obtained
y Halifax Courteous, We.
REvsREscEs Professors Univsrsity Of viiytnia;
Rev. ". W. williams, 0solfetoyn. D. Y; Rev.
Lancaster; Rev. John Grammar, hsssn: James
%nlis% H.. ttIsik, 't Colonial 8: S.rf:dsiss q: s.
Darlington. Halifax Judge william I. Eobsrt.
i isnaA, i Hon d !. C ( TEA q ApR E,asisS MAE! Hon Il; n 4. H. Il.
d. smart Stanton Messrs. William r: Strothsr,
Msontsemsry,; Hon. 4. nT9n z. d. pS = Union spsis III.
sdwsId Tayloe. King George !; Hon; samuel Price.
F Ff.iiGHlS 'M Tsss Vii Aibs Mssst,: r ju "; n. K E9GIInnnS;
Leigh, ,Hecklsnburg; Judge n. HsS nsrhsII-
Charlotte Rev. George w. Dame. panviIis' = n
Taylor, Alexandria, and others, whose names vii
be found In the circular. t ~ai-diawGswiw
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
I'D FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss PR0RANiS
SCHOOL will be reopened on the LIST Of Octobs,
next. Further details will be given In future adj.
vertisements. Circulars may be had on application
to MRS. ]. W. PEGRiM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
,, or through box l2s Richmond post-ofnee.
jy T-eodts
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Radical Yarns about Southern Me
tiiodists.
From the Baltimore American.

rprryrIrK.. August 1.-THE members OF
,rr Methodist Episcopal Church are now
I.2t-nc u camp.mcctjng III the adjacent
county al Montgomery, near llyattStown.
, majority Of the church-going people OF
fiat part If Montgomery being Method
-. the attendance is large. 1t has been
,lc,r custom Tor many years 10 hold such
meeting in that locality, and always un-
~ uuw without disturbance or molcSta-
.,on. Recently, however, Rcvs. j. =. Hall
and ". II. Wilson, the latter of your city,
.,..gc Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH
f.. been stirring up the passions OF the
,.rrr vicious part Of the community,
the announcement that the above
r.,..lug was 10 be held was followed by a
H. OF disturbance. Accordingly, on
Wednesday night week a partyof the
...%crs Of the said revcrends went TO the
Nc selected for the camp and peeled
bark from more than three hundred OF
a.. trees, hoping thereby to destroy tho
dc and prevent the camp. TheSe
,aurCh decorators arc b0iStcIous advo'
.t,s Of "my policy"
II Is understood that Il combination has
Irrr formed with the design OF making an
onslaught upou the camp-mccting during
il, progress, and That Il scene of butchcry
i, contemplated similar to that which re-
cent, occurred iu New Orleans. Verify,
we are being reconstructed l.. *.
We suppose Bishops pogsctt and Early
a.r ,xir,loi to hc present when the Radi-
,ll> ar hutchrrcd!
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BY the Cable to the Associated Press
Renewal OF the Armistice between
Italy and Austria-IOndOn II Ill.
yerpOOl Markets, Monday, August LIZ.
THE NEWS TRANSMITTED FROM LONDON to
RICHMOND TIE SAME DAY.

LONDON, August 13.-Thc armisticc be-
tween Italy and Austria, which expired on
Saturday last, has been renewed for four
weeks. The official Berlin paper opposes
the claim of France for the extension OF
the French frontier.
Liverpool, August l3.-Thc cotton mar
kct closed firm sales to-day of $4,000
bales .; middling uplands, 1875,
London, August l3.-Thc closing price
to-day of Consols was S7Ia for money
Five twenty bonds, 6s@; Illinois Central
shares, 763s; Erie Railroad shares, 421a,
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMxHC1AL
Richmond, August IS, 1865.

Last winter we opposed the withdrawal
from circulation Of tho ~greenbacks, which
it was proposed to redeem with interest.
bearing bonds. We did so because VIC
knew it would only be giving away the in.
tcrcst on the bonds. Mr.. E. Littell, oil
Boston, has made some startling c~alcula.
tions on the same basis. He says of the
privilege granted to the banks of issuing
notes:
In return we get nothing; for the green
backs are a better and more popular cur.
rency than the notes Of the banks, which
owe their circulation and credit entirely
to the United States endorsement.
In forty years the eighteen millions a
year paid in interest on the bonds owned
by the banks will mount up to nearly two
hundred and twenty -four millions in qoM-
enough to pay the debtor in currency,
at fifty per cen premium on the gold, to
orer fiour. thousand millions.
This vast sum could be saved by issuing
~grccnDackS, WHICH cost notllnS, and would
not initiate the currency any more.than the
bank notes now do, which arc so mar.
vellously expensive to taxpayers.
This calculation is worthy of some con.
sidcration.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue on
Saturday last were Sl,33l,577.51, and for
the week ending on that day S7,l59,Ol3.24
II NEW LAW RELATIVE TO SOLDIERS
BOUNTIES.
1t is estimated by the Paymastcr- Gene.
raj that it will take at least three years to
examine and settle the claims of soldiers
for additional bounty under the new law.
The settlement of these claims will involve
the sum Of about $75,OOO,000.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, August Is.
Break full to-day. There was 4 better
feeling in the market and prices were q
shade better. The majority of the Offer
ings were reviews, and generally of infe-
rior quality. Below w give the transac-
tiOus:
Eighty-four hogsheads, t~ierces, and
boxes opened sixty offered at auction /;
bids rejected on nine ; ~fifty-one sold as
follows: Eleven hogsheads low funked
Jugs, light weights, eco to $40; five
~hegsheads common working and shipping
iugzat ss tos6.75 four ~hogsheads medium
10 good Tugs at 81 to 50; five hogsheads
common to goodleaf, at 50 to S11.75; three
hogshcads medium good leaf at $l4.5O
to SIG; eleven hogshcads medium to good
manufacturing leaf at S15 to 1927 sol; three
boxes good to extra manufacturing Leaf
at $40, $25, and $40; four tierccs good to
extra manufacturing leaf at$lG.75, $3.50,
So, and SIS; three ticrccs common to
medium fancy wrapper, n at sci, one at
So, and one at $3.50; two ticrccs good
fancy wrapper, one at sos, and one at
$l3l. a few h~sgsheads changed hands on
I" priyatc terms"
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, August 13.-Gold, l49A
Fivc-twenties of 1865, 10Y; Five-twenties
of 1862, lO93s; Ten-forties, 997s.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, August l3.-Noon.-Cotton
dull at 3i@36c. Gold, 1879. Exchange
nominal at lO94@lO91a.
NEWT YORK, August l3.-Aftcrnoon.-
Cotton quiet; sales 1900 bales; mid.
dlings, 34G36c. Flour more steady OF
s9.5OGsl5 for southern. Wheat, 3G5c'
better, but quiet. Corn advanced 1c., but
closes with the advance lost. Beef steady
Pork dull /; sales $500 barrels mess at
S31. 62. Lard heavy. Butter steady
Whisky easier. Rice firm. Sugar firm
Muscovado, lOA@l1Ac. Coffee quiet
Molasses dull. T%urpcntine, 694@75. Ro.
sin quiet at s3GsS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MONDAY.
BALTIMORE, August ls.-Flour firm fol
high grades. Wheat active and firm. Corn
dull-rcccipts heavy. Oats active at 43G
Acc. Provisions dull. Sugar has an up.
ward tendency. Coffee quiet. Whisky
scarce; closed firm; Western, in bond,
1921,
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HARRISBURG, August l2.-The special
dispatch TO the New York Herald stating
that Governor Curtin had secretly called
for two thousand militia is false. There is
authority for stating that the idea was
never entertained by the Governor.
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Destructive Hire i'll Wilmington. NJ 4.

WuNNGroN, n. c., August 1.-THE
Cape Fear steam flour and grain mills,
owned 10y Alexander Oldham, were de-
,.roycl by fire today. The loss amounted
tplwcuty thousand dollars, on which There
Was no insurance.
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RIoTors PEocEEDI>Gs.-Last night about
> o'clock the residents Of the southwest
portion oi the city, III the vicinity of Vine
gar Hill, were awakened and annoyed by
The noise Of men running through the
streets, yelling, ~whooping, and cursing,
throwing bricks and firing pistols. On in
,c>tigation this morning, it appears that a
portion Of the nightwatch attempted To
stop Il row which was at that time in pro
re, 1T a dance going on ut Graveyard
liIl, a negro rendezvous near the CaIhoiic
lGlying- ground, but the negroes assembled
llrrc being numerous and well armed
sulnc OF them sollicrS-thc watch were
driven on and forced into the centre of the
clty.-.N ]rqRlri0 Gazette, llh.
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soAi.-tommoh. S30se. best vssAias. -.
toilet, sss., and fancy prices. ssasrzse-
SPLITS TuRPExrfxE.-ss0scc.
sHor.-SsP bag OF % Ds.
su~aAR.-Brown, u3GlIc.; extra &C" and "B',
ls6lsic. /; crushed and puIveri1ed, b0hse.; cui
loaf, iac. maple, i7ic.
TAk.-ssGss. 30 p barrel. "-
TzAs.-Blaek, 7sc .6si.As-the lasts prime srti.
ole; imperial, 81 .7sGsa; g~unpowder, si.7sGSS.5s.
VIEEaAR.-Cidar soc.; manufactured, 4oc,
WHRAT.-Wheat is In demand at g. so6s2. 70 for
good to prime white good to prime red, s7.soE1
81. go. Supply limited. #"' p !.
WNg.-Port, common, e3.so6nes. "tF
WHISKY. Common, u. asGt7. so; pure Rye, q. 50
fHf4.so. Pine brands higher.
wooL.-Unwsshed, 2s0aoc. washed, toGlse. In
good demand. .
CATTLE MARKET.
Tho supply of CATTLE Is at present limited, but
prices have not varied much from last quotations.
We quote BEEF at 5Ssc.
MUTTON Is in demand at 5Gsc., gross. F.
VEAL, n head, S5@sl2.
BEEF retails in market at l2382oc. MUTTON at
l20Dl6c.
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GUANO.-The
wi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM

IAN j 10 pTtp8feu IuEuIhn " ~ III
ginia with this WHEAr fERrlLlzER; and not
caring 20 indulge In extended communications 81
Its own, confidently refers 10 those Who used this
fertilizer In the years iscs and 1851, when IL was art
introduced, and met with universal approval.
Il consists Of an equal proportion Tone thousand
pounds esehl OF Peruvian and Phosphate tsom-
brero) Guano, weighed I'm with the most scrupu:
lous cara and precision, aud " nnely ground and
perfectly incorporated.
Should any one prefer . larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the Sombrero Guano
than the above formula calls for, such orders, for
not less than two tons, will be specially and care.
fully executed; IN this case the proposition. VIII
Do rwO.rHIxDs Of Peruvian and onk-fHikD OF
Eonbroro Gusno.s Both there preparations are adj
mirably sdapted 70 the use OF the drill, and can %
applied In this manner or bfosdcAst. without loss
or trouble 10 the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity Of money The Conrsny
Is admonished TO reduce prices 10 the lowest foini,
and to be satisaed viii = moderate proet. ~ &c.
oordAnee with which The pablo - Offered ,ns.s
fertiiiIen st the following r.iss. Tor casn 49,
lar preparation OF lee poands fsrus1sn = u
pound: sombrsro. . yS Esr ssa = PssSyisa and
,ee7 pounds Sombssyo, NJ 80 per ton oas..D pss. :
Orders can be addressed thfousn tns son..Ia.e
s,Srss' Who sssioS.6 s this as1asCssns his con-
sasns and nest ssrsfai ssssss1..ess pIxfLsY,
"a xS.xlm Agent.
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The Cholera In Cincinnati.

CINcINNArI, August II. Fifty-four
deaths Saturday, sixty-cight yesterday,
from cholera. The Board of Health declare
the disease epidemic.
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Marine Disaster.

SAVANNAH, August l2.-Thc British ship
Torpedo, from Mobile for Savannah, waSloSt
on Nassau bar ON Saturday. The captain
and crew We're saved.
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DICHMOND COLLEaE.-Thir insti.
III tuition, thoroughly recognized, vtlI he
opened on MONDAY. October ], lsS.
NV r~wnuprunvNF crunnTn

SIX INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
will be osganissd. each under the direction o. 4
I. school Of the sshasish Language and Iasi.:
tut i. a ssh o. H, 81 PaI S. .na apsl Il; tn a:sS.,a.,.e.,
iM.s seh z. ie q s.sussi Sciences. Buysrrr Pm.
W School Of Latin and French, IDarSD HAH.
". SshoOi. Of Crock and German. HrsIr II.
Vi. School OF Mental and Moral Philosophy and
OF Political Economy. To be elected.
qu hiaPil: : 9 sssro sSsss ssns yssn G and v HS1 psaRSss Win
= view 70 graduation, will be admitted. and "a"
Instruction will be adapted 10 ground them In the
steadily forward to 5 mastery Of each coans OF
There win bs advanced elas.e. in each school
iorsnose VINO are prepared to enter them.
every facility win be furnished for seguirins 1
cessity and expense * boardins away from home.
,,o G,adastion viii be dependent. upon strict .hd
time spent In the College.
rBRKs PEI SESSION or NINE MONTHS:
Tuition In q single school ....... $50
Taision in th,ss cponI. 90
tuition IN four or more schools, each ........... 20
R com ran, fascS
Board, exclusive Of lights, fuel. and washing. $50
Students will furnish their own rooms.
approved students for the ministry will receive
tuition without charge.
For further information address
KEY. ROBERT RYLAND, d. D.,
President OF Board Of Trustees.
the studies OF this school will be divided
among the other Professors during the absence Of
Professor Toy In Europe.
au s-lDaily l week, and semi-weekly I'LL 18th
September, then daily till LIST October.l
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIR-
wi GTEIA AT RICHMOND.-SESsI0N OF 1865
'S7.-The next ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
will m on the LIST OF October, 1893, and con.
tinue until the LIST al March, 1897. No Summer
Course will BIO delivered in 1897.
The organization Of the school Is complete, and
the means Of illustration ample: CIipiral instruc-
ton at Towards Grove Hospital, containing taEes
hundrsd and nifty beds.
In view OF the present scarcity OF money In the
South, the Faculty have declined to adopt the In
crease OF one;third In the tees Of tuition lately made
by the Northern colleges; and any student who
may be unable to pay all the charges In advance,
win be allowed to give for the amount OF the Pro-
fessor's fees a negotiable note at ninety days, with
approved city cndorser.
FHBs: Naturalization, IS: ckets Of seven Pro-
fessorr, Sos; Demonstration Of Anatomy, $40;
For fur.har information, or q copy Of the Cata-
l0gue, aASresA LII y. JOYSES, N. D.,
Hss-iR az 4asrz. Dean OF The Faculty.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.
IN PRESS:

Assriss Of Readers designed for Southern Schools
and Families, In which Southern Interests, Em.
.ployment, Literature, and History will be distinc.
lively recognized and represented. The series has
been prepared by an experienced educationist,
and carefully revised by GEoRdE F. HOLMES, L. L.
tho University OF Virginia. The iiiustratioons
have been furnished by Southern Artists. The
series will consist OF seven volumes. as follows:
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL PRIMER, Oh
FIRST READER.
THE SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY sPELLER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL SECOND READER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL THIRD READER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL FOURTH READER.
THE SOUTHERN FIFTH READER.
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL SPEAKER.
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,,oI.nce of the Baltimore Sun.
CarrrsponIcnce OF th' b"''''..V
,,,,adcIphia ConScnfion-Mena'
IN ra..iug Through-The S"u'n
'.,I;un Delegates and those iro'"
o,hcr STATES. =


other states. r =,
w~,,r,<Grox. August l2.-Scvcrai OF
"-N,,hrrn and western delegations, on
nc w,y f. attend the Philadelphia Ma
'"'", Iuion Convention, had very agree
',,,,,'i ,,.ryicwS with the President. The
a", r.b Carolina delegation embraces a num-
N'''I The most respected and influential
',. If that state. Among the emf
''" ,G,izcns in the delegation from South
-,;r, are Governor Orr and cN-Govcr-
=, Trgrv. Mr.. Lewis D. Campbell, OF
n., j . delegate, and Robert j.. Walker
VI, 1',.rrd as a delegate from California.
" /, ,,atrd that Hon. Alexander ii. Ste
',-a,, OF Georgia, is on his way as Il dele
The prevailing opinion among the dclc,
~,,r> who were here yesterday was 'la'
trr {, .vcntion would not continue IN ScS-
>.a LONGER than two days. a brlci session
would hc more harmonious n ci'lcicn'
Ey It's purpose than a session for week
+. arprarS 10 hc conceded that george
A>hmun, Of Massachusetts,, VIII bc the
ry,>iIing officer OF the body.
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UIRGINIA LAW BOOKS.
v WssHiNGToN's REPORTS, vols.
Calls M & HauSFoRD;s REPORTS, vols.
MMnrNSoRD's REPORTS, evos.
GifMER'S REPORTS, ! vol.
RANDOLPHS REPORTS. syos.
IEfGH'S REPORTS, u vols.
RoBINyON'S REPORTS, . vols.
GRATTAN'S REPORTS, Is vols.
VIRGINIA CASES, . vols.
HENNIN6 3 MUNPORD'6 REPORTS, con.
denied by Minor, ! vol.
MATTHEWB'S DIGEST, . vols.
REVISED CODE, 1850.
LOMAX'S DIGEST, , vols.
LoMAX ON EXECUTORS, . vols.
WOODH0UsE 4 PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers,
yeE-ts Governor street.
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The WArntK.-A settled rain COM
mcuced falling nj an early hour yesterday
morning, which continued with but little
intcrml,,ior during the entire day. This
timely rain viii be Of infinite service to
late vegetation -BQitaaort .San, 1911.
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.INIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The

UNIVERSITY OF VIRliINIA.-The
next session will begin on the FIRST 4
OF OCTOBER, lse6, and end on the
NINTH or JUNE, lsd7. -
A professor Of Latin and Q second Proiessofo OF
the Organization OF all tho departments Of fnstrus-
tion-Academic, Law, and Medical-wiu DO Iuily
re- establishcd on the same enlarged basis rs Do.
The entire expenses Of the academic s,aasnt.
new. amount 10 three hundred and sixty dollan In
currency per session Of mine months VI me Law
stadent. 10 three hundred and siSfy,nse doiiAfs,
and Of the Medical student, To three hundred ana
PorsaisIoSue giving details. or for special infor.
8. MAUPiS
3. IT. Chairman of the Faculty.
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Richmond July lst, 1865.

COMPREHENSIVE. The undersigned have
this day formed themselves into a eo-gartnsTshiP
under the name and style OF ALE, BOWERS q
in all the various branches formerly conducted by
the late firm of C.. d. Yale & Co., and respectfully
ask a continuance of the patronage so literally be-
slowed on the late firm for 80 many years:
Very respectfully, e. p fALE,ns
a. II VALE
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General SickIes TO go into the Regular

WASHINGTON, August l3.-Gencral W.
S. Rosccrans, brigadicr-gcncral in the
regular army, having rendered his resig-
nation, Major General Daniel L. Sickels,
United States volunteers, it is understood,
| will, under the late order, be nominated
to the vacancy.
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