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BUSINESS PROPERry-sia, SlsN THIRD AVENUE,
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writings of A. L. Newton, and is edited by
Rev. John Baillie. 1t contains his select let
tiers, with Scripture thoughts and Bible medl
tations They are all pervaded by most earn
est, cheerful, and glowing piety.
The Philosophy of Eating. BY Albert j. Bel
lows, NJ. D., late Professor of Chemistry
Physiology, and Hygiene n York Hurd
Il Houghton.
A book worth reading, and it will set the
reader to thinking, and most OF readers will
get hints and helps to diet that will make them
wiser and better in health than they were be-
FORE
DR.. Bethunes Memoirs.---The desire of the
many friends of the late DR.. Bethune has been at
last gratifed by the appearance Of volume
containing memoirs of him, by his friend the
Rev. DR.. Van Nest Three portraits of the
eloquent divine present his image in various
attitudes, and enhance the value of the book,
which affectionately embalms the memory OF
one of the most able, brilliant and distinguish
ed men who have adorned the American pull
pit.
The Old Capitol and its Inmates.-By Lady
who enjoyed the hospitalities of the Govern
ment for a season, is the title of neatly
printed and beautifully bound book, just from
the press of Z. j. Hale & Son, l6 Murray ST.,
New York
1t contains 226 pages and will be sent by
mail to any address Tor $3.50.
The Theological Observation-Disclosures and De-
cember, 1867. Moore, Wistach & Baldwin,
25 West Fourth street, Cincinnati. Terms,
SO year.
This tri-monthly is edited by George E. Day,
D. D., assisted by an able corps of associate
editors The contents of the present number
are THE Significance of Miracles in Chris
tianity," 1.-The Peninsula of Sinai, The
Agricultural Metaphors OF st. Paul, :" 1.-The
Cherubins and their Symbolical Meaning"
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OAKLAND COLLEGE,

CLAIBORNE COUNT, MlSSloOlFfl,
(SEAR RODNEY
TIME next Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the second Wednesday of SEP
TENDER and end the third Thursday in June.
FACULTY.
Rev. N. L. RICE, D. D., Elect President and
Professor of Moral and Mental Science, and
Bellies Lettres.
GEORGE LITTLE, Phi. D., Professor OF Natural
Science.
Col. GEO. NJ. EDGAR, Professor of Mathematics.
REV. G. L. PETRIE, Professor Of Latin Language
and Literature.
Fl. R. MORRISON, A. NJ, Professor OF GreeK
Language and Literature.
CHARLES H. MOORE, NJ. D., Professor OF Mod
ern Languages.
KEITH LANNEAU, A. B., Principal OF Preparato-
ry Department.
-, Assistant in Preparatory Department.
TERMS: PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADvANoE.)
Triton nor Term. $40 OC
Contingent Fee, w
Pom attendance. 0C
Board at Refractory, per month, of A weeks, 20 OC
Washing, per dozen, oO
Students are required to furnish their own
books, furniture, fuel and lights.
Boarding may be obtained in private families
at S25 per month.
Candidates for the Christian ministry and sons
of ministers of all denominations, are admitted
free of charge for Tuition. :,
The College is situated within tour and hall
miles of Rodney, on the Mississippi river, and
is therefore easily accessible from all parts Of
the Southwest.
All communications should be addressed tc
the President of Oakland College, Rodney, Mis-
sssippi. JAMES AhIHSh,
aug 7-ly Secretary OF the Board.
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Mattied,

November 18th, 1867, at the residence of the
brides parents in Allegheny City, Pa, by the
Rev. DR.. Swift, assisted by Rev. 5. M. Hickman,
WILLIAM H. THOMAS, of Montgomery county,
Va, and Miss LIZZIE NJ, daughter of DR.. N.
W. White.
At st. James church, Richmond, Vss.;-un the
18th instant, by Rev. Joshua Peterkin, WILLIAM
H. BRANDER, Jr., and Miss ANNA NJ, youngest
daughter of Colonel Robert B. Corbin, of Caro-
line county, Va.
In the county of Brunswick, Va, on the 18th
instant, by the Rev. DR.. Pryor, D. NJ. BAIRD of
North Carolina, and Miss PATrIE j., daughter of
Col Edwin Edmonds, of Brunswick Co., Va.
October Sd. 1867, at Decatur, De Kalb coun-
ty, Ga, by the Rev. NJ. D. Wood, JAMES H.
WILKES, of Nashville, and Miss BESSIE, daughter
of Rev. j. Wilson, formerly of Knoxville, Tenn.
On the 10Th of December, by Rev. J. NJ. Rice,
DR.. A. G. STALNAKER, of New York city, and
Miss BELL, daughter of the late Major James
Paxton, of Botetourt county, Va.
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Obituaries.

Died. in Farmville, Va, December 18th, 1867,
RICHARD, youngest son of Rev. Richard and
Lizzie Read McIlwaine, aged 10 months and II
days.
led, in this city, December 18th, CHARLES
DIMMocK CAsKIE, infant son of James a. and
Alice Caskie, aged year.
Died. in Somerset county, N. j., November
9th, Mrs. JANE H. Mcdowell, widow of the
late Rev. DR.. William A. Mcdowell.
Died. on the 18th inst, at La Vallee, in the
county of Goochand, Va, NJ. FRANCES FERGU-
son, daughter of the late James B. Ferguson, of
Goochland, aged so years.
Died, on the I'd instant, after a short Illness,
at the residence of DR.. Joel Watkins, Charlotte
county, Va, Mrs. BETSY W. WATKINS, widow of
DR.. Joseph Watkins, of Ben Lomond, Gooch-
land county, Va, in the 10th year of her age.
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Commercial M atters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, December "a. 1867.

TUESDAY, December "a. 1867.
Revised and corrected by 7. J. SPENCER, Gen
eral Commission Merchant, Shoe Warehouse
Richmond, Va.
GoLD-selling, 184@1s5 snvER-selling
127@12s.
BoNDs AND STocKs.-virginia Coupon Bond
81; Virginia Bonds, 32@3S; n. Carolina Bonds
and Coupons, old so, new Sc; South Caroline
Bonds and Coupons, co. Tennessee Bonds anC
Coupons, new, II; Virginia and Tennessee R
R. Bonds, 81; Va Central K. K. Bonds, 65@
66; Richmond City Bonds, 6S; Lynchburg City
Bonds, &c; Orange and Alexandra Railroad
Bonds, 65@66; Georgia Bonds and Coupons
los; Danville Railroad Bonds 659653.
TOBACCO MARKET.
Breaks smaller and prices in favor of buyers
We quote:
Common Luys, light weights, S3@S5; Coco
Lugs good weights, 5000 Sweet Lugss, work
ing, S56l2; Common Shipping Leaf, S9@16
Good Shipping Leaf, S12@1S; Fine Manufactur'
ing Leaf, Sl2@18; Common Wrappers, Sl2G
80; Fine Fancy Wrappers, SlS@50; Extra Fancy
Wrappers, S50@l50; New Stemlng, So@Sl6
Stems, $1@4.50.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon.-Sides, 17@1s4 cents; Shoulders, 15@
l6 cents; plain hams, 16@193 cents; canvasset
Nom.ESuper6ne, Sill; Extra, II; Family
S14@15.
Msal-s1. 2o@s1.25.
Cofee.-Java, 45@50 cents; Laguira, 29@S1
cents; Rio, 21@25 cents.
Sugars -Crushed, 17@18 cents; refined ex
ira C, l639l7 cents; brown, 124@153 cents.
Molasses.-Cuba, 5000 cents; orto Rico, 6t
@70 cents.
Butter.-Fresh country, 25@30 cents.
Ldrd-15@16 cents.
gsh -Mackerel, No. 1, $21@2S; kits, 81
LOB; herrings, S6t@f1.
Candles. Sperm, 40 cents; adamantine, 22@
25 cents; tallow, l64@17 cents.
Salt-Alum, S2501S2.75; Liverpool, 49, 25
Wool-Washed, 35@)3Sc; unwashed, 25@30.
Grdin.-Wheat. S2.30@2624 for white; red,
S220@2.35 corn, 1.15@1. 20 for old, 95@S1.t
new; oats, 65cts.
Flar Seed.-S2 25@S2.3O.
Bees War.-33935 cents.
Hay-Sl 50@S1.7O per 100 lbs.
Lime-S1. 5O@S2.
Tickings-26a50 cents.
Fresh Meats, &c.-Beef, nett, 5@7 cents
mutton, S32@6 piece; pork, 9@92 cents, nett.
Eggs-Per dozen, 35 cents.
Chickens. -l5@30 cents.
Dressed FO,ols-l29@l7 cents per pound.
= Bro,oh Shirtings-4-4, 1920; 1, l4@16 cts.
Cotton Ozna6urgs- 1920 cents.
Cotton-15@20 cents without tax.
Shingles. Virginia heart, very dull, 4@S6.
Feathers-60@75 cents.
Peruvian Guano-S87. so cash from store.
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Emory College.-The trustees OF Emory Col'
lege, Georgia, have recently affected a re9r.
ganization of its faculty-made necessary py
the resignation of President Thomas, who goes
to California as President of the Paclhc Meth
odist College In the reorganization, the new
Luther NJ Smith, D. D., was made President;
the Rev. j. o. A. Clark Professor OF Ihe
Latin Language and Literature j. Lewis, Jr',
Professor of the Greek Language ana LlIera-
ture, and Sidney Lewis, Principal OF tne RE-
paratory School
Dickens in New York.-The correspondent OF
the Episcopalian says: This distinguished
literary gentleman arrived in town on oatur-
day evening last, and gave his first reading
from his own works at Steinway Hall, on Mon
day evening For some time, at least he
promises to be the lion of the town. As our
mercurial population, like the Athenans OF
old. are always running after something new,
the author of oliver Twist comes among
them at moment when other novelties were
about exhausted, and everybody was beginning
to inquire. What next? Fabulous prices have
been paid for tickets of admission to these
entertainments, and LOCKER On regrets to
say he knows of persons who are in the habit
of placing shabby ten cent note on the con-
tribution plate on the Sabbath, even when ap-
peas are made on behalf of the sick and poor,
that have ungrudgingly paid for a single adj
mission to hear read the "Trial scene from
Pickwick, ~ or Dealings with the firm OF
pombey & Son, or 1.-The Parish Boys Pro-
gress "
A Fine Trap.--It is said that tradesman in
an Ohio city appends to his advertisement
Ministers of the Gospel supplied with goods
at cost, if they agree to mention the fact to
their congregations.
DR.. Porter, Professor of Botany in Lafayette
College, has presented to that Institution his
extensive Herbarium. This collection Is of
special value, as containing the most complete
The immigration from Europe this 90 be
Just about as great as last 1t is a triAe short
of quarter of million thus far.
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SCHOOL AT CLUSTER SPRINGS.-The
- next term of twenty weeks will commence
on the 10th of FEBRUARY, 1868, Immediately
on the close of the present. Boys admitted at
any time.
TERMs-Sl25, in Advance, for all charges ex-
cept lights and towels. If, however, the mum.
Der of paying boarders reach twenty, only 500
will be charged
Three or four boys, seventeen or eighteen
years old, able and willing to work, will be
taken, free of charge, on the "manual labor
system"
We prepare boys for College, University, or
the business of life.
The Cluster Springs are six miles from South
Boston, on the Richmond Danvile Railroad.
conveyance will meet pupils if timely notice
be given.
For information concerning the health of the
place, the value of the mineral waters the reli-
gious and social advantages, &C., please address
the Principal and Proprietor.
Rev. j. R. SHEARER, A. NJ. of q. Va,
Black Walnut, Halifax County, Va.
de 1S-1m
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The Children's Hour:

MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE FOR
THE LITTLE ONES
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR.
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for SIS. 10 copies, and one to getter up of club
$40. "The Children's Hour" and ARTHUR
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ses" Specimen numbers ~ cents.
Bishop Simpson says of
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Sabbath School Gem.-The Sabbath Sehoo
Gem is child 5 paper published in Nashville.
Tenn, under the auspices Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, edited and published bV
Rev. T. Z. Blake, d. D., editor Of the Banner
Of Peace.
The Methodist Church, South, have a very ex-
celent paper The Christian A3rOeqte issued
weekly, from the Southern Methodist Publish
ing House, Nashville, Tenn, at So per annum.
Its the largest paper published by the Church,
containing forty two columns, large folio, OF
choice matter weekly, fourteen columns OF
which are IN a separate half-Sheet denOmlnated
the Secular Department.
The Virginia Conference of the Methodist
Church presents the following statistics:
Travelling preachers, ordained and I'M
ordained, about e.. 10
White local preachers e.. l54
Colored local preachers
White members .S6,OO6
COlOred members l,O2l
Adult baptlSmS LIS
Infant baptlSmS Sll
SABBATH SCHOOL STATISTICS.
Number of schools 1876
Officers and teachers 1884
Number OF scholars 20 966
Volumes in library 53,9Sl
These figures may be relied upon as aecu-
rate. OF the white members, 1 800 are IN
North Carolina and $50 in Maryland 1t will
be remembered, of course, that the Virginia
Conference territory does not extend north OF
the RappahannOck River nor west of the Blue
Ridge mountains. Nearly or quite as many
thousand MethodiStS are embraced in the HOl-
stOn, W. Virginia and Baltimore Conferences
as in the Virginia.
Female cOllege.-The Presbyterians Of Alb
ingdOn plate erecting a Female College
In that town.
The Rev. DR.. Leroy NJ. Lee, of the Virginia
Conference, has been rendered the Presidency
-ef Emory College, at Oxford, Georgia.
Cumberland Presbyterians.-Rev. Z. B. Girls
man claims for this denomination about 600
ordained preachers, and $50, 900 members.
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CELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
y HILLSBORO,' N. CAROLINA.
The Spring Term of the Misses Nash and
Miss Kolock's School will commence the 7th of
February, 1865 and close 10Th June, twenty
weeks.)
Circulars forwarded ON application.
no 27--3m
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CONCORD FEMALE COLLEGE.-The
u next Session will commence on the first
Monday of JANUARY, 1868. 1t will continue
sir instead of fire months. Tuition and board,
with washing, will be Sl35. half in advance
Each boarder will furnish her own lights and
towels and also pair of sheets and pillow cases.
Music, Drawing, French and Latin, are extra.
Address j. NJ. NJ CALDWELL,
no Pom Statewide, n. Carolina.
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bristol High School. List Session opens
ID August 9Th, 1867; closes December Goth.
Ind Session opens January 9Th, 1868; closes May
23d For further information, address
J. B. TADLOCK, Principal,
an 2S--.6m Bristol Tennessee.
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n II. GRAVES SCHOOL,
IL. WILLIAMSBURG GRAZ

n II. GRAVES SCHOOL,
IL. WILLIAMSBURG GRANVILLE
COUNTY, N. c.
Nine miles from Henderson, on the Raleigh u
CASTOR Railroad.
The Spring Session of 1868, begins on the 9th
of January.
The regular course of studies is such as to
prepare boys for the Freshman or Sophomore
class in College, to which is added an Elective
course, having more especial reference to bust
ness For Circulars, address
K. H. GRAVES,
WILLIAMSBURG, North Carolina.
de lin (via. Henderson.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR ALL
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
MUSICAL ADVOCATE.
1t is Monthly Magazine, devoted to Music
and Literature, and tiled with Piano music for
the parlor, and Sacred music for the fire. side
and the Church. Eighteen pages are also filled
with short Stories, Essays and Religious arti-
Giles, suitable for the family circle.
TERMS-IN ADVANCE:
One copy, one year. -........ 81 %
Five coples......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
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Single copies, fifteen cents Clergymen and
teachers furnished at 81 per year.
As this is the only Magazine in Virginia de-
voted exclusively to Music and Literature, we
hope for liberal patronage from the people OF
the State and the South.
Address all communications to
KIEFFER & ROHR,
Singers Glen, Rockingham Co., Va.
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MISSES MCKINNEY will open their select
wi Boarding and Day School at Charlotte G.
H., Va, JANUARY 9th, 1868.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS PAYABLE
HALF IN ADVANCE.
Latin and English Branches. 90
French. .................... 10 00
Board Including lights and fuel, )......... IS 10
Music 25 90
Use of Piano Observation-Disclosures" OO
REFERENCEs-Dr P. II. Flournoy, Col. 81. A.
Darlington. Messrs. G. C. Hannah John Ed
munds and II. E. Scott, Charlotte County.
Messsrs. R. L. Brown, Lynchburg Seminary,
Amos Botsford, Samuel Tyree, and Hon. W. D.
Branch, Lyncbburg. Albert Smedes, D. D.,
st. Mary's, Raleigh, N. G.
de at.
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Situate 1t krersisa Burlington County New Jersey h
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TIE Board Of Trustees consists Of the following we'll
known citizens OF Psan vania and New Jersey.- -
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District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON LEwfs R. BRooaALL,
E1-Chiss Goiuer q 9. Mint and Recorder of Deeda
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J. +. coz, Esq, Of Joy, Gee Co.. Philadelphia.
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Gentlemen on receipt our favor Of the 18Th In
notifying rs of our appointment as Receivers for You
C0npsry we took the liberty submit cory OF you
Charter with plan ofyour enterprise to the hshes
legal authority of the State aud having received his ia
vorable opinion in regard to Its legality and sympatb
ring with the benevolent object Of your Association VII
the education and maintenance of the orphan chldre
ofour so.ie and sailors at thes Riverside Institute
have concluded to accept the trust our bes
efforts to promote 50 worthy object.
| Respectfully yourr, &C.,
ESQ A. COOKE CO,
| Address all letts<sand orSers =
@00o. ~ O0OkUf n CO., Dankofs.
I ~ south Third Street, Philadelphia, Rs
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