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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, August 0, 1866.
The breaks were very large to-day, and
generally of inferior quality. Prices a
shade lower on the common grades. Be-
low we give the transactions:
One hundred and forty-one hogsheads,
t~ierces, and boxes opened; ninety three
offered at auction; bids rejected on seven.
teen; Scvcnty-six sold as follows: % hogs.
heads common to medium working and
shipping Tugs, 81 to 1913; II hogsheads
good working and shipping lngs, 81 to
1915; ) hogshcads common working and
shipping leaf, $40 to $l2.25; 7 ~hogsheads
medium working and shipping leaf, sl3 to
$l4.75; | hogshead good working and ship.
ping leaf at $l6.25; 4 h~ogsheads medium
manufacturing, $3.50 to a2l so; l hogs
head fine manufacturing at $27 3 hogs,
heads extra fine manufacturing, l at $3.50,
| at $4l, l at SAG 2 hogsheads common
fancy wrapper, l at $50, l ut SCI :; II boxes
good to fine manufacturing, S2O to $50;
boxes extra fine manufacturing, | at S37.
| at $40, | at s45 ; 4 boxes common fancy
wrapper, | at s52, l at $50, l at s75,
at $s3; | box extra fancy wrapper, $500
The latter box was sold by N. NJ. Nor
fleet s. Co., and bought by c. |. Baldwin
& Co. for their celebrated brand the " Poo.
pies Favoritc," and is the highest price
that has been paid for any tobacco in ouI
market this season.
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Senator COwan's observation-disclosures
OF the Executive Committee to
phfIadeIDhfR.

WASHINGTON, AugustS.-Scnator COwan,
who arrived here from Pennsylvania yes
terday, expresses the utmost confidence
that the Conservatives will carry that
State at the October election by a very
large majority.
The National Union Executive Commit
tee are preparing to remove to Philadel-
phia on Friday, where they will retain
their Office until the adjournment of the
Convention.
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NEGRO DErREDATI0Ns IN VIRGINIA.
Considerable apprehension is felt in sevc,
raj of the adjoining counties in Virginia IN
consequence of the unruly spirit mani
tested by the negroes. Reports have been
received here that bands have been orga-
nized in different localities for the purpose
of making raids upon the whites who are
Objectionable to them, and committing
d~eprcdations generally. Horse stealing,
robbery, and other crimes are of daily oc.
currence, and are being carried to such al
extent that vigilance committees have been
formed to ferret out and bring to punish
ment the guilty parties.- Washington lei.
ter IN NeW York Herald.
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l'" 49,. pleased TO learn that there " "
that the French company VINO
rr-o,ia,jng for this Improvement
view to It's completion will axe II
., n,m> proposed, and that the CON
.,..a So much to he desired VIII oc
1884 /, his last letter, NJ. BfiL"r
I., if the war in Europe was
duration he thought the pros
, rncouraging for carrying out the
..u.<cd. lie stated that the Empc-
=, concurrcd in the enterprise.
..~rrw was replied to by the Prcsi-
AL . positive answer requested. A
=. ,a,s letter is shortly expected.
...r given the company to accept the
.,.u expires on the 3rd of Dec"m-
... t,r present year, and If the Of
~.r.rptc1, aS VIC hope it may be, ii
t.tsar in a short time.
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DisOrderly Parliament.

New YORK, August 9.-Thc HrdlfS
Ottawa special says that in the Canadian
Parliament yesterday, Mr.. Chambers called
up the motion to inquire into the Fort Erie
campaign, when the utmost disorder en-
sued. Songs were sung, hurrahs given,
and paper bullets thrown at Mr.. Chambers
while he was attempting to speak. He
finally obliged to withdraw his mo-
ton.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Further Details brousht By Steamer.

New YORK, August S.-The following
bulletin was posted on the Paris Bourse on
the goth
The plcnipotcntiarics of Austria and
Prussia have signed an armistice for four
weeks.
The Ralic, of Florence, states that the
negotiations for the conclusion Of an armis-
ticc have led to q result satisfying the
dignity and interests of Italy. The same
paper says, "France has recognized the
right of the inhabitants OF Einetia to dis
pose of their own destiny"
Austria, it is said, withdraws her de.
mands in reference to intervention on the
part of the Catholic Powers in the Roman
question. Peace negotiations take place
directly between Italy, Prussia, and Aus
tria.
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ToBACCoC Rop IN PITTsYLVANlA COUNTY
BUSINESS IN D~ANyILLE.-A gentleman
who has recently been all over the county
of Pittsylvania, says he never saw such a
crop of tobacco in all his life and some
idea NAV be formed of the business that is
done in this town from the sales of the
merchants. We are assured, upon au-
thority which we cannot doubt, that they
pay a tax upon tpo hundred and .Uty Mou-
sand dol,orS, being the sales of mcrchan-
disc from the lst of May to the lst of Au-
gust, exclusive of auction and commission
salcs.-DaRpWe Times.
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Junrez gives Santa Anna the Cold
Shoulder.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Thc Mexican
Minister has received 4 dispatch from the
.Juarcz Government, dated Chihuahua,
July G. Juarcz declines the service OF
General Santa Anna because he was one
of the originators of the plan of foreign
Intervention in Mexican affairs, and can
not be depended on now because the
Mexican people have lost confidence in
him. His presence there, it is further
stated, would be an element of discord
and trouble.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DISPATCHES.
Special 10 the Dispatch.

Special TO the Dispatch.
New Military Commander for VII.
ginia-Delegates 10 b Philadelphia
COnventiOn-General Fullerton.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-Gcncral Terry
is assigned to a new command in the West.
General Schofield succeeds him as COM
manding officer of the Department of Vir-
ginia. This is in accordance with a recent
order recognizing the military depart
ments.
Many southern delegates to the Phila-
delphia Convention are arriving here. We
have already had several informal meetings.
General Fullerton is not to be private
secretary to the President. He intends
resuming the practice of law | in Missouri
CAPITOL.
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No STAMPS On RECEIPTS OF MONEY FOR
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIoNS.-The following
notc explains itself:
Coffee INTERNAL REVENUE,
"WAsHISGroS, August 3, 1866.
"Sir,-I reply to your letter Of the 3Oth
ultimo, that a receipt rendered for money
received for charitable objects does not
require a stampiif there is no payment.
every respectfully,
"THoMAs HARLAND,
deputy Commissioner"
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Union National Convention Of New
York.

SARATOGA, August Six hundred dele
gates to the Union National Convention
are present. Judge Homer Nelson, a
"War Democrat was elected temporary
chairman. The delegates will be COM
posed probably of an equal number of
Democrats and Republicans.
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ST.. Louis, August 9.-Fort Laramie adj
vices state that the Indian war has recon-
menccd. The Indians killed several white
men neal Fort Keno, and stole great num-
bcrs of cattle. They also killed thirty
five whites near Fort Cannon, and destroy
ed several trains.
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Retirement of Generals-COmmfssiOn'
cry to Revise the United states Laws.

WAsHISGToN, August 9.-Major-Gene-
rails Hunter and Delatield have been placed
on the retired list. Mcssrs. Gushing, James,
and Johnson, the commissioners appointed
to revise the United States laws, have re-
ccivcd their commissions, and will enter
upon the discharge of their duties on the
lst of September.
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Abolition Of the PrOvOst.Marshal.G
neraI'S Office.

WASHINGTON, August BY direction
of the Secretary of War, the Provost-Mar-
shall Generals Bureau will be abolished
Immediately and the archieves turned
over to Assistant Adjutant- General Town
send by the 2Sth instant.
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rLc Fertilizers Farmers and Mer
rhunfs.

terence /" oar advertising c"IoiliIlS
" Nr seen that "~ntcrlrI>ihg clli|cii>
.. .,r living attention t" the manu-
.... uul preparation Of tie conccri-
..'.# utnHrc> iur the use ct our farmers.
..r l9t recently called attention /"
..,.t,J"r~ 81 the Southern fcrt1-
t.Hrtny,' whose extensive manu-
.... r. g"l,en up in the mos, liberal
..lrr,,lral style, and who have the valu-
-r~r,4utrrIrncc Of Colonel GILLIAN
matter ul the proportion and pre-
..a.,a 81 their fertilizers.
l~.urnin, We print the ADVERTISE
. 49, the "JImr> River Manufacturing
..t.g." wA.o>r article Of manipulated
....,. ua- u>r,i before the war. Thl,
A.,ut j, well MANAGED and rcli-
....,I la>lhr advantage OF being known
,... ,~,3ujn. community.
.s... a,,. also the .Montmatrc Fer
Works" 81 Mr>srS. BARGAMlN &
N.ts... near this city, which are supply
.. ..r agricultural community with Il
...,. spoken at highly by those who
.a.. J,tlyztd it. This Is Il very cheap
ol fertilizer, and there is every reason
f. ~lsI.ryr that ii will prove highly ciilca-
u.>. These gentlemen pnrcl4aS'o 'hc
tHl"!rIItc n}trc beds, when ailoId ''l'ii
t@tt>t valuable lngrcd'rht III ''le 'iaii"i'c-
'."r ol ticlr concentrated manure. III
..vtl, III" compost at the btdH ali"IaS 'i'
.r~t agent tor the absorption anu retention
g.. Tire rIiIclIuE gases oil Inc CIT! icl"Sc'
STALE II Is IiNel' II Naiu""i 'e'''i'"'''
Ia'>r gentlemen nave "lNP'aS'" 'n"''' 'i-
'r.i'1~r AMI HNl'I III Inc system anu "'".-
.'-1 WIN when the operations u '"'''
mandatory are '"ha"e''"'
Iar 'd'J'e' ~ '''S' to''c'A'!"''0 ~"
@'srN' - more '"'h c|'1 "'''l'H'''a
"-'','"1E"I "'' '"i"I''''''' i"'' "
".''" '"' most speedy "i'''' Vi
'a 81 Inc productive 'cS""','" "'
country after the cAia"Stioh vi '"Pf''"
'-' m'AIi>, ami the INTERRUPTION VI "'
.,'@"1 "i labor "i the country l'"u"''
.'" '"'''> are very i'"'l' ''S"H'''''" =!
'''"1 ''''' "''''.''' .
i'oP'''''"' ~ I,'
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NOTICE.-The new tariff on imported
IN CIGARS has advanced prices about two hun
dred per cent. shall Tor the present continue 10
sell ri the OLD PRICES, and would respectfully
o. CRANE,
Dealer I'm Imported Wines, Liquon, Cigar, and
Teas, No. . Rxshsngs Block, fourteenth street.
An Tia
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-This insti,

DICHMOND - lnsti-
opened on SIX H3H i~SSnf;f SsiSssF ss9 Tic;
will be organized. each, under the direction OF a
dents may require. by capable assistants. namely
/. School Of the English Language and Litera'
ture and OF History, CRAWFORD n. Toy, 4 M
II; sshH E ss Of Pure n,a and Applied A''A'm'''e''
iii. School Of Natural Sciences, BENNETT Pm.
y sshG%l of Lasi" and French, EDsr'D HAIR
". schooi. Of Greek and German. HENRY H..
VI School OF Mental and Moral Philosophy and
Of Political Economy. go be elected.
Pupils over fourteen years old who purpose &C,
quiring a thorough education, and who enter win
4 view TO graduation, will be- admitted. and The
| instruction will be adapted to ground them IN tue
m Of each department. and to carry them
steadily forward to a mastery OF each course OF
There will be advanced classes In each school
for those who are prepared to enter them,
To yeunx men residingin kiehmond ana yisin,'y
thorough, unsectarian education, without the ne
cessity and expense Of boarding away from home;
Graduation will be dependent upon strict and
impartial examination, without reference to the
time spent In the College.
TERMS PER SESSION or NINE MONTHS:
Tuition I'm a single school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f3o
Tnition in two schools. 80
Tuition in three schools %
Tuition In four or more schools, each .......... ~
Room rent leach STUDENT. 5
Board, exclusive Of lights, fuel, and washing $50
Students will furnish their own rooms.
Approved students for the ministry will receive
tuition without charge.
REV. ROBERT RYLAND, ID. D.,
President OF Board Of Trustees.
sThe studies OF this school will be divided
among the other Professors during tho absence OF
Professor Toy in Europe. -,
au s-(Dsily l week, and semi. weekly I'LL 18TH
S.pt.mbsr. then daily til. LIST October.
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PoIsoNING.-A number of persons were
in attendance at the marriage Of DIR. Mara
Bile, in Sampson county, during the week
past, and on the day following the majority
OF those present were taken sick, all alike,
and several have since dicd.-W IatmJton
J,,yruUl
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New YORK, August S.-A special Lcavcn-
worth dispatch reports that the crops are
the most bounteous ever gathered in Kan
Sas.
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.
III JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
ALEXANDER y. MATHEWS, n. A., Uni

yersity Of Virginia, Associate.
"a, The ss. ninth v session %ii r s sa1s sshss'sA E lssfissss Ii R'i i.
1859, and end June 10Th, 1857. The session will con:
s sisI Si yS az chrstmss. TSis School Is designed to
give q thorough preparation for the University OF
VIRGINS and other College, land also 70 q. Tor com com
from ToIaitiiI time Lost By the war Or other Causes. do not
w Eha Y 20 i soss3 and . af ,a,tiSsa"ss ssS.'s; of lights,
washing, and to~wsls-per session, $50, one half
payable At the beginning Of each term.
~ For s5d i4s.as5 particulars e jSas H. cap Powell " II.i,"sa
Halifax Courthouse. Va.
Rev Stf ". ". Williams, Gsorss,oxn. D. c, Rev
il. A. Wise, H.rri;onbufF; Rev: EdTund wiihsr.:
Lancaster; EsT i, 'G s.nv si.m JOAN 1 r. Edn sn%s.
c GaT d.il.;. jsSss W,ilis@ ]: koS; r.:
i isna, l aen' Of !. f K Tus si apY Eids i.s aa,G; Hon. 4: Il.
i. Stuar, s!sap'oRR; Near eos. W MN v r r. s stable.
sd passd"TIs aylos. King Gsorss Hon; samuel Price.
EEswisSaIs. We! VI; M.:i.': 4 ju y; r. w S9Inna;
ts.II:,,s ssf Kew. SSG4ss v srabbs sms. Dsn,,li: !. =;
TTsyy 6as5 A is tss s,.sai sne other; sa0ss a.Is. WV
1EEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIR-
Nl GINA. AT RICHMOND.-SESSION OP lscs.
'si.-The next ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
viii commerce on the is Of October. isss and con:
Conrse will be delivered In 1857.
The organization OF the school Is complete, and
the means Of illustration ample. Clinical tnstrue-
.ion At Hovsrd,s Grove Hospital, containing three
In view Of tho present scarcity OF money In the
South, the Pac llfy have declined TO adopt The In
crease OF n e-thifd In the tees Of tuition lately made
by the Northern colleges; and any student Who
may be unable TO pay all the charge: u sav.pDss.
fsssor's fees . negotiable note st ninety days, With
approved city endorref.
fnEs: MstriculAtion. Is; tickets Of seven Pro-
fsssen s.os; Demonstration OF Anatomy. DO;
For further Information, or : copy Of the Gaia.
ioEuss, address l. . s0l I, ~ y: Dis
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
II DANvlLLE,. VA.
The next annual session Of this insttution CON.
mences sEPTSABSR srH, 1889, and closes last OF
Tn: following charges are nsds for The entire
For tuition in advanced Engiisb brsnehss......ess
Ror tuition In primary Englsh brsnshss......
For tuition In Ancient and Modern Language :.
.
For tuition In Nuele.
For tuition In Oh Painting ........"."'''"
For iSs s Sss Of Piano Ss Ipsisstisias.".""""."... /!
For lneidsntal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'f P. SEsssiii r.SS,rsd s:isifi. assa.s'; balance
q P %iadIs s 81 : sssgsd 70, ~ ssttrs sssstes unless
o,hsyyfss axresd upon and. 10 aedsedoo made
Tor sbssnes, sxsspt IN $780, % $4,000 sisknsss:
S,asS:sss;sSs g 3 e: n e .s. i:;s; .::s,s e ;; .ssi:. g:
CnsIY Yish,s ana tSvsls. WasAinS iSrsisiSI Acne
SoilsS and any cents pr ncntA.
W.. 1tiHsHAs..lras'i's''.
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General Brown, of the Freedmen's Blu.
rcau ut Richmond, has had twenty days
leave of absence granted him. The people
of Richmond would like to extend the
leave indefinitely.
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TuE DANvILLE TINES On TIE VIRGINIA
DELEGATES.-Wc are highly pleased with
the delegates selected to attend the Phlla-
dclphia Convention. We think they are
the best men that could have been chosen.
We hold that the committee at Richmond
appointed the best talent of the State.
Some people cannot be pleased, no matter
what is done. Opposition is their fort.
They can do nothing but find fault, and if
there be nothing to pull down, their fine
talents would be lost. There are some
people, too, in whom the spirit of prophecy
is very strong. If they once take grounds
on any subject, they had rather die than to
say, We were mistaken the prospect is
far better than we supposed. Such men
would break up the Convention and de
stroy the country in order to make their
prophecies come true.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKET, THURSDAY.
New YORK, August 9.-United States
bonds, 81, 100; coupons, 'Gs, 1875; so,
1925; ga, lO7; '65, 1914; treasures,
lO5@lO5%; Virginia's, G61a; North Caro-
lima new bonds, G2.
New YORK, August 9.-Afternoon.-
Gold, l4s%. United States 6's, 81, sllo5s;
coupons, rs, lO74; ten-fortics, 99A;
treasures, 105ls.
NEW YORK MARKETS, THURSDAY.
NEW YORK, August ELECTROMAGNETIC
ton dull prices unchanged. Flour heavy.
Wheat dropping. Pork active and frmer
at s3l.S7Gs32. Lard firm. Gold, 1875.
Exchange, 91s for sight.
New YORK, August 9.-Afternoon.-
Cotton easier-salcs $50 bales; Uplands,
34S35; Orleans, 36ia@37. Flour and
wheat unchanged. Pork heavy at s3l.s7
Lard firm at l9492l24. Sugar steady.
Coffee quiet, but firm. Naval stores IT.
regular. Turpentine, 67R97l. Rosin,
s3.l2@$7.50
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PoSr-orFICES IN Observation-Disclosures
office at Hamilton, Loudoun county, and
appoint James NJ. llogc postmaster.
Reopen the following Offices and make
appointments:
MorriSyillc, F%auquicr county, William
ID. Cooper postmaster, i'll place OF j.
Allan.
Walkers Church, AppomattoX county,
+. Il. Woodson postmaster, vice l.. a. Gill
liam.
Vicksvillc, Southampton county, Mrs.
Julia Wick postmistrcss.
Zuni Station, Isle Of Wight, Francis
Smith postmaster, i'll place OF a. W.
Thomas.
Lodi, Washington county, Mrs. Judy
Painter postmistrcss, in place Of William
Painter.
At Cedar Grove Mills, appoint Joseph
Kelley postmaster, vice S. G.. Fcnton, re-
signed.
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~ II. BASES ENGLISH AND CLAS-
i 1. Steal SCHOOL.-Thct twentieth session Of my
school will commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER Al my residence. on Clay street, No.
40. The tuition payable monthly In advance.
ten months $50
In the English department, for the session Of
ten month";. %
y. S.-Persons desiring To enter scholars will
please DO so early, as the number will be limited.
ana-lm T Z BASS
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-The

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The
u next session will begin on the FIRST A
OF OCTOBER, 1853, and end on the TWENTY
NINTH OF JUNE, 1857.
A Professor OF Latin and q second Professor Of
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August, when
the organization Of all the departments Of instruc-
,ion-Academic, Law, and Medical-will be fully
re-established on the same enlarged basis as be-
fore the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusive OF text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
ney, amount to three hundred and sixty dollars In
currency per session Of nine months or tho Law
student, to three hundred and sixty-tve dollars,
and Of the Medical student, to three hundred and
ninety five dollars.
For catalogue giving details, or for special infor.
nation, address B. MAuPlN,
jy l5-ts Chairman Of the Faculty.
DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
IL The next annual session OF this institution
will open on the lst OF SEPTEMBER with a full
Faculty OF seven professors, including chair OF
AGRICULTURE and MINING.
TERAs-FOR HALF SESSION OF Five MONTHS, PAYA.
Bib IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY:
Boarding, $2.s0 per week $5s
tuition -
Room rent and ncidentals....... .......... $40
Washing, fuel, ana lights: IL
Tuition, room rent, and incidentals, board
half the term, payable In advance.
For further information, inquire Of the President,
jy ls-dGswsw* D.. p. BITTLE.
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ONE HUNDRED BAGS RIO COZ
ssi mIA 4. 7. STOKES / 20. !
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T

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
N This institution will reopen OCTOBER in its
own building, on Tenth street. The premises will
be thoroughly renovated, and the whole establish
ment refurnishcd and put into complete order,
with arrangements for a large number Of boarders.
The faculty will be large and able. Terms mode
rate.
Particulars In circulars and in future advertise
ments. CliARLES II. WINSTON, \. NJ,
au 2-lm President.
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MONTGOMERY FEMALE INSTI-
NJ TUTE. At CHRlsTIANSBURG, VA.

A1ONldOM FEMALE NSll-
NJ TUTE. AT CHRlSTIANSBURG, VA.
r. OSCAR ROGERS, Princi J..
The third session of this institution will open
the IOrH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lst6, aud comprise
two terms Of twenty weeks each. 49,.
Board, fuel, lights, and academic braiChes.. =. slos
Latin, French, German, &c., ch............... ID
Music on piano, including use OF instrument. 3.
Apply FOR circulars. au2-l2t
NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
~ COLLEGE, WASHINGTON, d. c., Offers supe-
rior advantages for a thorough business education.
The course OF instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, J%obbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Book keeping, Pennanship, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Spencerian Penmanship Is taught by Henry Z;
Spencer. the leading author {. this system, and
celebrated as the editor OF the Spsncerina Rsy to
PsnmdmShip, adopted by all rrst-class colleges as
the standard Of criticism.
The system OF Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor, receives his
special attention. This Is the most valuable part
of the Book. keeping course. Here the student ap.
plies his theoretical knowledge, and Is prepared
FOR the more minute details Of actual business.
Scholarship for full course, and life membership
In this Union of Colleges, forty-fve dollars, II Sc
cured before September !, ls66.
For circulars, specimen OF pennanship, college
currency, and M merchandise, address
HENRY N. opp, A. NJ,
" 3l-3m Proprietor.
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T

SCHOOL IN SIDNEY.-The next ses-
- sion Of my SCHOOL will commence MONDAY,
September II, and continue ten months.
Terms PAYABLE erARrgRLY):
ENGLISH. 5000
LATIN, GREEK, and MATHEMATICS....... CO.,
A charge Of one dollar will be made for fuel.
school Of the Methodist Church.
where | may be seen every day from : 4. M. to 4
L. n. Number OF pupils limited to thirty;
~ la-a0d2m GEORGE II. HOPKINS.
MISS J. s. STANARD WILL RE-
Nl OPES her SCHOOL for young ladies' the LIST OF
October, Franklin street, corner OF Jefferson.
au l-2awts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-10
CATTLE MAR PIT

The supply OF CATTLE Is at present limited, but
prices have not varied much from las, quotations.
We quote BEEF at sGsc.
MUTTON is in demand at slsc., gross.
VEAL, v head, f5I4l2.
BBEP retails' In market 1t l2lG?oc. MUTTON at
l2GDl5c.