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Notice.

A. the September Term of the County Court
IA OF shelby county, l shall apply for Letters
Of ADMINISTRATION on the estate of Mary g,
Garnear, deceased. z, J., ROPER.
August s, 1857, aus W4ts
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From the Jackson Me- CANON

Man8feld'8 Mississippi Diarrhea Cor
.diqL.-This Cordial is a radical specific
for the cure of those prevailing and
alarming diseases, particularly at this
season of the year, Cholera and Diarrhea.
We regard the Mississippi Diarrhea Cor
dial one of the greatest discoveries of the
age, end a great blessing to the human
Should you have the disease for
which this Cordial is recommended, pro-
cure a bottle without fail, and we guar
antee speedy relief; we speak from eX-
perience. Price, 81 per bottle. Mans
field & Higbee, sole proprietors.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TUE net eighth session Of this school wiz
4 open on the
First Monday In September Next,

and close sbont the last OF June, 1858 The
Principal Will be assisted by a graduate OF
the University OF Virginia For further tnfOr-
nation, as 10 terms, ETC., address the Principal,
SOmervhle, Tenn. The Principal would refer
10 TOE gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
\. R-These whose names are marked By
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons OF the
school d. M QUARLES,
B NJ Apperson, Memphis; MI L Frier-
sou, Columbia, Tenn; ID r j 7 Baskerville, Fay
cite county Sol X MOsby, Fayette county;
pUol sam Tate, Memphis Mr. " P Pr0uddt.
Memphis: eMr Thos Fl Allen, Memphis; sMr
Jas Smiser, Columbia. Tenn; n HI Guion,
Memphis; eMr L II Stewart, Memphis pMrJ
L Pulfam, SOmerYtlle; RrOI J G Pettus, Ma
con, Tenn abon J 7 Jones, Helena, Ark
eThas Shapard, ksq, Upton county; go A 4
Lacey. Memphis: eMr S ii Hornor, Helena,
Ark Gen Joseph Williams, Memphis; SO NJ
L Bell, Pine bIun, Ark; Rev W c ohnson
Edit r Christian Advocate, Memphis; 9Gen B
W Williamson, Memphis; MI W b Miller,
Memphis; M Law s Marye, Memphis; Capt K
G Williamson, Memphis; PMr W II Marin,
Port Gibson, Miss; chancellor ] W Harris,
somervflle Judge Humphreys, SOmer-
Vile; Rev r II Rvers, Somervile; eMr
L N Scott, SomerVLle; Prof III Boyd, SomeI-
Vile Facuity University Of Virginia; Prof e
s Jaynes. Washington College; Gen + Il
Smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July =, 1851 aa21
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ANOTHER PIC-NIC.-On Thursday next
a picnic will be given by the members
of the st. Mary's Catholic church, near
the Brick church in Chelsea, for the ben
eft of st. Mary's church. There will be
all kinds Of amusements to interest the
young and old, the gay and grave, the
lively and sincere.
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SIRE Wing.-If you are afflicted with
the Ague and Fever, don't fail to try the
A" Hesperian Sure Cure.n The Hespe-
rian Pills are pleasant to take. They
contain nc injurious drugs, and you may
rely upon them, for they never fail to
cure. Price 81. Ask for Hesperian
Pills. VIM. D'oench d Co., proprietors,
St. Louis.
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Memphis and White River United
States Nail Line.


THE STEAMERS CONNER IL
! CIAL" and "ROWENA" wilEE
form a SEMI-WEEKLY In between Memphis
and White River.
The splendid Passenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, = Km.J. ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at 8 o'clock pm
Augusta every Friday at 10 O'Clock am
Searcy every Friday at 4 o'clock pm.
" WestPOint every Friday at 6oclOck pm
Des Arc every Saturday Al 9 O'Clock a N
Duvallis Bluff every Saturday at u
O'Clock m.
The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROWENA, John B. Davis, Master,
Leaves Memphis every saturday at O'Clock pm
" West Point every Monday at Sock pm
" Jacksonport every Tuesday at 10
O'Clock am.
q" Augusta every Tuesday at G O'Clock pm
"a Des Arc every Wednesday at 8 o'cik am
" Duvalls Bluff every Wednesday at
y O'Clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and rentted expressly for the trade, and, hay
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years. passeu-
sers and shippers eau Lsly upon upon their re-
msintng in the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duvall's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
epTings. These are the only boats authorized
Ito sell Through Tickets to Little Rock via rail
road from Duvalrs Bluff. Time through 43
hours. A good light draft steamer viii be run
in connection with these packets from Augusta
and JacksonpOrt making two trims ppr week
john B. DAVIS. supt
Memphis and White River o.. :. Mall line.
su2 Il 22 Front street.
Memphis and Mound City Ferry PACKET.
PEOSTA--------..-.---M. R. CHEEK, Master.
7 caves the Landing, foot OF IT.
II Adams street, at ~ and u4&s
o'clock ain aud3 and 81 PIN. Mound City at
sand O'Clock an, aHa and 5o'cloek pm
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BATHING.
NEW JAIL

A CONTRACT for building a NEW BRICK
"A JAIL In che town Of Friar's Point Goa
bona county, Mississippi, 70 be let out to the
LOWEST BIDDER by the subscribers, on the
18th day Of August, 1851
Plans and Specifications
To be seen at the Clerks ofice, in the town OF
Friar's PninL
TEEMs 70 be made known en- the day Of let
ting. The commissioners do not bind Them
selves 10 accept any bid, unless proper security
is given TO the full amount % the contract that
said Jail shall be completed on or before the lst
Gay OF January, 1865.
GEORGE r. ALCORN,
W. J.. STRICKLIN,
WILLIAM HEWSON,
Commissioners appointed by the Board Of Po-
lice or Coan0ma county, 70 receive bids and
let contract
FrisT's Point, Mss, July q. 1857. Jy50 3w
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4 GOOD

sadmfnisJrator Of the esia'e OF j. n Lyles
a decsaset, wish 20 dispose Of either q hall
or bis entire Interest as sDLE Lessee Of the Mis-
Eigsippl state PeuIteufIary. My brothers lease
continues Tor Is years, uuder az act Of the -eg-
fsiature Of the state Ny object ia Offering TO
sell this Lease, either IA whole or IN part, Is 20
relieve myself Of the res onsibilty Of personal
attention TO ;he .nagement Of the business,
which must. Of course, center at Jackson, the
state Capital, and % be properly controlled
would require rDy immedfafe and constant SUI
pervisiou ! an a merchant, have a family,
and am PERMASENTLT located st oxford, Miss
and am Otherwise so situated that I cannot
give the Immense Interest growing out OF this
Lease that attention which 10 deserves There
are 81 this time about two hundred cOnvicts in
the Pe~nitenuarY For particulars address me
WI LYLBS, Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
GOV. y. O Humphreys, tx Once, Jackson,
Miss.
Gen. A. N. West, President Miss. Cent. R. T.,
Oxford. Miss.
Galbreat1. stewart a Co. Memphis.
Petty q Sawyeus, Mobile. Ala
GiIaSple e. Gales. New orleans.
Ton & sam Henderson, New Orleans.
Col Donald. stale superintendent Jackson,
Miss.
Ma 4. A. Phillips, Superintendent for Les
sees
Avalanche copy aug dim
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SENT UP.-Tt may be remembered that
a mar named a. Taylor was arrested
some time since, charged with selling to
W. W. Joyce two mules, said to belong
TO z. NJ. AppeTsOn, Esq. The accused
was yesterday brought before Mr.. JUS
tice Miller, and bound Over in the sum
Of two thousand dollars for his appear
aHce at the criminal court.
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EDUCATIONAL.-To those of our read
ers who desire to send their children to a
first class school, we would say, that we
know of no better one for the fall session
than that of Miss Victoria D. Bowers,
who will, with the assistance of her
sister. Miss Mary Bowers, open her
school in the basement of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, early next
month Ia notice Of which may be found
elsewhere). The Misses Bowers are Vir-
ginians by birth, have resided in Ala
bams, but recently in this city for some
time. They are well and popularity
known as teachers. From a personal
acquaintance with these young ladies,
we have no hesitation in indorsing them
to the fullest extent.
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CoMMTTTED.-The man named Swan,
arrested on Saturday last in Centre al
ley. charged with committing a murder
in Fisher saloon some two years since,
was taken before Mr.. Justice Hall yes
terday, and was Committed to jail to
await an examination to-day.
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THE NEwEsT.-Mrs. Wilkins has re-
ceived at her fashionable emporium, No.
353 Main street, the latest and most peer
less styles Of millinery and dress-making
goods. Call and see.
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ADVERTISEM'TS
Rotice 10 Contractors.
MAYORS OFFIcE, I
HELENA, August !, 1887.

MAYORS OFFICE
HELENA, August !, 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this once until the ed day OF August. 1881,
for the construction OF a Levee for the protec-
ton OF the city OF Helena from overflow. The
amount OF work required TO be. done viii
amount TO about 5000 cubic yards A survey
OF the route and plans OF the work can be seen
az the once Of the Cit Engineer. Bids will be
received for the whole or part Of the Work, TO
be paid for IN bonds OF the c ty. having twenty
years TO rum. with interest at 10 per cent? pay
able -semi-annually. Also for half bonds and
half cash, or All cash. The work % be done
under the direction OF the Improvement Com
mittss OF the Board Of Aldermen and paid FOR
monthly. as the work progresses.
JESSE A JACKSON,
aul0lw Mayer Of the CITY OF Helena.
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IRON HOUSE,
No. 2zO Front Street.

DAUL CROCKETT have moved their stock
j Of Iron and Hardware to DO. go Front
street, between Court and Madison, where can
be found at all times
The Only Stock Of Tennessee Iron
In the city also, a very sGpsrior quality Of
Common Iron, branded KENTUCKY IRON, al
Reduced Prices,
We keep also a full stock Of Castings, Nails,
Smith Tools, Wagon Material, Cotton Gins,
Ihreshers, Horse Powers, Cider Mills, Ctrn
Shelters, PlOWs, Scrapers In fact a general as
sortment OF Agriculture Implements, etc and
are prepared to supply everything kept in our
line Of business at low rates.
Upon the 1st day Of August we reduced the
price Of Tennes' ee Iron one cent per pound.
and Kentucky or Common Iron One-half cent
ner pound. ans
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EMMONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received Police Gazette,
Harper's Weekly, Gleason's Companion,
Scientific American, Scottish American,
New York Weekly, Boston Investigator.
Rural New Yorker, Dac-BOOk, Round
Table, Nation, New York Mercury,
Westminster for July. Emmonsi& Sons
is the place to get your reading matter.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
You are requested not 20 pay any carriers
without a certificate from me, and te report At
the counting desk any irregularity in carriers
ED. J. MANSFORD.
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1899 Bxs. French window Glass.
Memphis GayOSO Gas Company.
MEMPHIS, August 7. 1856

MEMPHIS, August 7, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for the Brick Work
- and Excavation OF the new Gas Works will
be received by me until y o'clock IN. August
Il. 1857.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Citizens Union Bank, No. p Madison street.
This company reserve the right TO reject any
or al of the bids,
AUST JOHN DONOVAN, President.
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LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE,.

WILL open the second day Of September.
w and continue ten months. Miss Nora
Bradford. Of Memphis, and Miss Annie PEBBLES,
Of Richmond, have charge of the Music De-
partment I'D. MEREDITH.
au7 dlmwlt
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NEW MUsIC.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Bernard & Mcclure, Main street,
for a piece Of new music, entitled the
4" Star Brilliant Polka Like every
thing offered for sale by this house, it is
well gotten up. In their new and spa
ciOus establishment the meansof display
are good, and their customers are well
and literally treated.
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sTEAMBoATs.
FOR ST.
Regular st. Louis Pael1e'

FOr Cairo and saint Louis.
CITY OF ALTON -.- McPheeters master
This elegant passenger steamer -
VIII leave E
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at S pm
auls II PLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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DIscHARGBD.-The young man, BEN
net who struck Bart. Sullivan over the
head with a steel drill, was tried, yester-
day afternoon before ESQ. S. A. Moore,
and FROM all the circumstances in the
case we are warranted In saying that
supposed. Bennett is a young man, not
was discharged-the evidence produced
for the state amounting ia fact TO Moth
ing. Bennett was in the Confederate
army-in Gen. Forests cavalry-and
since his return has shown himself a
quiet, peaeable man. Sullivan was also
3 quiet, ~inoffensive man, and the diff
Gully is generally regretted.
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERs.-EeW Stills
built TO order and second Hand Stills
for sale sc HOIlenberg d Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, NO. $40
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
~ attended to. jy5 dawtf
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Land For sale.

A n undivided One-haIf interest in $1,000 acres
- Of Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
"Ihlslnteregt, the title 10 which is perfect. VIII
be sold At a low figure, for oue-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
interest
Also, 1900 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above All overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the State, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
GELS, for cash.
Apply TO PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh3-tf 23 Main street, Memphis
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THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL IRsTITUTE
WILL REOPEN OK

NOR TIE Fail and Winter Sessions as their
new and commodi0us Building. No. S3
Fhfrd street. stWee Madison and Monroe.
afenIe arranzements are beng made fora nrll
- competent Eaculiy. circulars VIII be is
Sssd Ia oae time, giving particulars, jy&lm
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Family school for Young Ladies.

2gHAaA DAaA1H ~ NJ
Principsls-Mr and Mrs. CHAS h. MCBLAIR.
Head OF scholasnc D~epartment-Miss Dun
English Literature and Beles-Dettens-Mr.
MCBLAIk.
Modern Languages-ProL LEONCE RABIL-
LuN
Vocaland Instrumental Music-ProL l. THOR
EECKE
Drawing and Pslnting-PEOL, d. n WOOD
WAL.
This Institution win be opened on MONDAY,
September Mth- The nTsL session Of the SchO-
lasEc year closes January 3IsL. The second
session June 3th.
BON NIE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old FTederick road, 2 miles from
the western limits OF Baltimore. and within
eazy access 70 the Gainesville Passenger Rail
way that communicates with the city
The number OF pupils viii be limited 10
twenty.
Circuiars giving further Particular may be
found 50 J. & Waite q sons. Charles street.
and EntZ q Basins bookstore, Charles street.
For admission apply 70 Mr.. c. H NcBlafr,
through the Bal1moT7 p O.. hox l334. a84Im
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NOTICE
The Polar Refrigerator
PLANTATION AND NEW STEkM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"A YestmenL The plantation Is known As he
town OF Lake lun," on white river. ~ az
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing. containing betWeen fOurand i've
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late OVERFLOW, the remainder
heavily tlmbered, together with the whole or
half interest IN a NV STEAM SAW MIL
forty horse " lEngine, BlaCkEmith's Shop.
Carpenters Tools, Wagons and all ueesssErv
appCrtenanoes Tor running the same. There a
a me Mansion with nine rooms, q Cistern, lea
pacity 500 galioDs,l three Cabins, e Warehousa-
two good Wood Yards, and the best landincE
on the uVer. The above viii be sold &C low 80
LARS aGdreA Mrs. NJ. l.. H
my4u AppeaiOfdca
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave,

Two DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot of the
Il Memphis ana louisville railroad, head Of
Nam trset. as follows 4p.m. and II .. m., run
Ring through to Cave City without change Of
cars.
CO Excursion Tickets from Memphis TO
Mammoth Cave and Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, TO Cave and return-S30 75each
Parties Of fifteen rmOre..-...-..-.....- 3 70 each
Parties OF twenty ave or MORE Is 20 leach
For through tickets and all information, call
at Ticket Office, No. &7Z Main street.
iyA U SAM.R . JONES. Genl Saplt.
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o v1OKsBURa.


Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Tuesday
Packet.
Fer Helena. FrlaF's Point, NauSIeon.
Epnice, Gaines Landing, G~reeuvfle.
Lake Providenee and
Vicksburg.
PATRICR J. Edison, master
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave as above
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at s pm.
LEVY a MILLER, Agents,
Gull2t 22 Front street.
Memphis and vieksburg Tuesday
Packet
For Helena. FFfnrss Psint, Napoleon,
Eunice, Gaines Landing. G~reenvIlle,
al PrOyidenee and
PATRlCk---a.-.-IohD J. Edison, master
This elegant steamer VIII cave Il
for the above on ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, al 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO.. Agents.
aulI 2t u Jefferson street.
Memphis and Yicksburg Tuesday
Packet.
FOr Helena. Frfar's Point, EaDOgeou,
Eunice. Gaine'H Landing, Green
willie. Lake Providence,
and Vfeksburg.
ST. PATRICK--John J. Edison, master
This new and elegant passengeE
leaves on ~
TUESDAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
VINsON & DONAHUE, Agents,
auII 2t Isl Front street.
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WIN. A. ROBINSON & CO., MEMPHIs, TENN,
A GENTS for mississippi louisiana rkanss sand Teun&ee For SIMPLICITY. ECONOMY.
"a DURABILITY ana p p it, amns unnvuada nd Its great excellence In hasranms
makes the BEST and CHEAPEST COTOS PRESS IN THE WORLD
Many testimonials a 70 o paefNi Utility M superior excellence ian De shoWn. 10 The
Hmnnf Of % he local demand 70 ths Press vas 80 great We were unable mesn and
we're nhge1u od@dppomt man w0 epphedf for them We furnish 1.-THE Iron at Ww WOHsiu
MenphsR for A with plans and eancauon for putting up Tee entire cost Of Press CON-
VIM A. RoBLSsoE q CO. t
au3daW Western Foundry and Machine Shop oppodtsG syOso HOu e Memphis Tenn
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TIE aurora OA.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work Q great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages yer all other
means Of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all,
nOn-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior TO turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietOrs, Messrs. II. c. Dewitt & Co.,
have an Office at "A Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
up stairs, sp2I If
HINTS Renovated Mt $50 Sacond sfraat
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PERsoNAL-We were pleased, yester-
day, to receive a visit from P. L. ShOaff,
Esq, one Of the editors and proprietors
of the Fdette, published in Salt Lake
City, Utah. Mr.. s. was formerly of
StOctoD, Cal. but recently from Salt
Lake City He remains in Memphis but
q day, being on q visit to some relatives.
He is en- route for San Francisco. We
hope TO have the pleasure Of meeting
him N his return, and trust that he may
be induced to make a more lengthy visit
in the Bluff CITY next time.
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THE LATE COLLISION BETWEEN TIKI
VECTOR NC. 2 AND THE PEOsTA-
LETTER FROH CAPT. B0YCE.
Editors Memphis Appeal .

Please permit me to call the attention
of the public to the decision Of the board
of local inspectors for the sixth district,
in the case of the collision between the
Victor No. 2 and ferry boat PeOsta, on
the 10th of July, 1867. The decision is
in the following language
The following decision was yesterday
rendered by the board of inspectors reia-
tive to the collision between the
steamers Victor No. 2 and ferry boat
PeOsta
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Midway School, Characteristic, Va

THE third session of thiss school will begin on
i the first Wednesday of September next, and
end on the last Wednesday of June, 1865, con-
sistfag of two terms of i've months zach. The
course OF study is designed to prepare boys
for the University Of Virginia, or any other
college, or for the practical business OF life.
T~EhMS-For Board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAYABLE IN Music and
Drawing at Professors charges Washing,
Fuel and Lights, at actual cost. zach pupil fur
nishes his own towels For circulars and other
PARTICULARS address WILSON c. N. CARR,
Charlottesville, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JR.,
Theo. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Princi-
pals,
Virginia. jyl6 2tsw3We
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HOWE MoNvHIY.-The August mum

HOME MONTHLY.-The August num-
Der Of this welcome visitor was laid on
our table yesterday, by W. NJ. Patterson,
bookseller, No. 20 Jefferson street. It
contains its usual amount of excellent
original prose matter, interpreted with
choice poetry. The Confederate notes,
by a lady Of Virginia, are continued and
become more and more interesting
every number.