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THE UNIVERSITY. OF VIRGINIA
COMPRISES THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENT

COMPRISES THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS /:
/, School Of Latin. q School Of Greek. g..
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omy, Practical Physics Medical Jurisprudence
Diplomas and Certificates Of Proficiency are
given In the separate schools.
The following Degrees are conferred: 1. Bache.
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The expenses OF the student exclusive OF the
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mission. Session opens october lst. For Cata.
logues, address CHARLES 8. VENABLE,
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"A correspondent of the New York World,
writing from Walhala, oconee County, gives
highly interesting account Of the progress OF that
town, which was established about twenty years
ago by the German Emigration Society OF the
State OF South Carolina, and Of the natural ad-
yantages offered in that vicinity to the right Kind
Of settlers
The Town of Walhalla is pleasantly situated on
long ridge, level on the top ABOUT ten miles east
of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and contains seve.
raj hundred houses. There are now completed
Lutheran and Methodist church; a BAPTIST
church Is nearly under roof, and the Presbyteri.
their own use. TheSe is also hourlshing college
and fine school for girls The climate Is con.
stdered the finest and most salubrtous In the
whole Southern country; the thermometer rarely
nights and refreshing mountain breezes, while in
winter ice is rarely the town being protected
from the chilling northern L blasts by 1 the noun.
south. soaaAus east and and norti, for many miles lies
is undulaliDg and hiily, with interven.
Ing rich bottom lands, containing the
past, and presenting the black, losmy appearance
so prevalent In the Western prairies, requiring no
manures or fertilizers for many years. Wheat,
sSrn Sss seas toeaccg eSo9 @
these, barley and hops flourish here, and there is
reason to believe the grape culture viii be remu-
nerative, there being many hi:l.sides which pre-
sent The proper exposure for the cultivation or
the vine. It Is also well known that the gold
bearing veins interseet this country in various
directions. Several OF these have been explored,
and promise abundant yield Iron ore exists
In great abundance, and OF very nne quality,
with veins OF primitive limestone In close prox.
Unity. Ianus can dow be purchased very cheap.
at from $lto SIS peracre, and If colonies could
be formed consisting OF families who are
willing to work, they could purchase large tracts
Of rich lands on most accommodating terms and
at extremely low prices. Some OF the more libe.
ra:minded land. owners, here. are sosdeslrous Of
securing snch settlers tnat they are willing to do.
nate portions or their land 10 persGns who will
develop them properly. Mr.. Christopher Jones
Whose post.0fce address Is Walhall8, :. CO. pro-
poses to donate to active, energetic emigrants
500 acres in one body OF good productive land. to
be divided into fifty or one hundred acre lots,
according to the force OF the occupants reservlng
to himself the right Of working or leasing to
others to work the mineral veins which may exist
on the tract remarkable natural site for mill
purposes Is ALSO found here which inGludes q mill
dam and race on Little River, fashioned BY Nature
ont OF the solid rock, as accurately mans best
engineering skill could now constructir with tim.
Der and heEn stown.
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Hotel Arrivals-August 10.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
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ence; E. J.. Parker, Gourdin's.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
". E. Tingle, Cincinnati; J, Kyle, South Carroll
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= ,,''URf ZINES, FATHER NOAH.-i3O Lne uIl.
believers said, thousands Of years ago, and 30
Carolinans have been saying, not skeptically but
mournfally, during the past two months. The
windows Of Heaven were opened, however, in tho
Genesis OF the world, and the people had no ocoa.
sion shortly afterward to complain OF drought,
and in fact, with the exception Of very few OF
the first families or that period they soon had little
occasion or ability to complain OF anything. In
like manner the windows OF Heaven have now
been opened, and the rain descended with
quiet perrinacity that seemed determined to atone
for the continued drought. The rain which had
been steadily failing during most OF Wednesday
night, began again at II a. NJ, yesterday, 10 q
gentle, refreshing shower that injured nobody.
The men did not seem to mind 1t, nor the women
much; the horses rather liked It, and the dere-
llct street contractors absolutely revelled In it
and this lasted for one hour. Then the sun came
out, In an undecided sort Of way at rst, but soon
with force enough TO realize over sgaln old Esop's
Ingenious fable Of the elements This lasted until
nearly Six O'Clock, when the loodgatas were again
let down, and the rain fell in torrents. 1t de.
scended, as usual, on the just and On the
unjust, and Conservatives and Radicals
alike hurried OF to shelter. It came down steadi.
ly mplacably, remorselessly and It lasted all the
evening. The planters who had been watching
for two weary months for some relief for their
parched corn and cotton crops, now began to
hint ominously OF a greater damage in prospect
from the danger Of continuous rains than had
been caused by the long drought, and one tnvet.
crate story teller was "reminded Of little story"
AS he related it the heroine was Al estimable
Scotch lady OF the strlctest Presbyterian persua-
sion who. in common with the whole Of the
parish. had been begging the parson, during
a severe spell OF dry weather, to pray
for rain. The prayer was accordingly made,
during the morning service, in the little
kirk, which was crowded with; good peo-
ple and either In consequence or the petition or
coincldent Herewith. the rain came down to such
purpose that when the plous old lady stepped
outside the church she found herself over her pat.
tens In water. Whereupon the unreasonable
dame, In her vexation. could not abstain from
exclsimiBg: "Eh, lass!e the dominic be a main
guide mon, but see how he hae o'erdoon this
| thinp.N
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A CATTLE CATASTROPHE. They have got q
drove Of obstreperous cattle In Savannah. which
they are trying to forward to this city under diff.
nuu.ber, came BY rail from Florida, and being
destined for the Charleston market they were
driven, on Wednesday, on board Of the steamer
San Antonio, but there a stampede occurred, and
the herd all rushing to one side OF the deck the
boat was 30 csreened as to put ont the. fires.
Several cows were lost overheard and drowned,
and the rest were driven 10 a'pasture 10 await
some safer mode OF transportation.
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NIvIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
~ ING. at the Rensselaer, Poly ytechnlc Institute,
Troy, N. Y. "A higher and more practical Course
Of Instruction will be given here than has ever
been attempted elsewhere in this country. Re-
opens September 18th. For the Annual Register,
containing Improved Course OF Study, and full
particulars, apply, TO Prof. CHARLES DROWNE,
Director. aug4-1mo
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ALMOST FIGHT Considerable excitement
was created yesterday afternoon in Meeting
street, just below the Mills House, BY an alterca,
ton between two colored men, and g small crowd
gathered to witness the deuouement. After e3.
pending their wrath in unlimited abase afeach
other, the dlsputants separated without coming
to blows. The language INDUCED In was Of asort
that should not have been allowed on public
thorough!are, but no policeman intervened to
preserve order or decency.
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USINE TICE S.

The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
oERTs as advertised by Messrs Butler, Chadwick,
Gary i Co.-Mr. Eben Comm, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the Office Of Mr. c. Clacius, corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may29
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y =
SATAN FINDS SOME MISCHIEF STILL, &C.
Since the excitement Of the election has passed
on, things have resumed their old quiet, and
most OF the trial justices have little OK nothing to
do. Mr. Thomas Jenerson Mackey isi howes er, on
a new scent, and is reaping a harvest Of business
from which he evidently expects to recuperate
his purse as well as his falling popularity. Afew
days ago, we Were Informed that swelty.slx
cases OF corruption at the recent election had
been brought before him, and the defendants
committed for trial. Yesterday it was publicly
announced that two more had been added to the
list. The trial justice has right to 90 on as far
Jas he pleases, but who Is topay for all these war.
rantss It is hoped that the swollen bill viii be
rigidly scrutinlzed, and the partisan Justice not
allowed to crafty his spleen at the expense OF
the public cofIera.
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DESIRE to. Inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheapsr Sewing Machine from me than they can
Elsewhere, and now is the time. and No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get hrst'ca4e Sewing Ma
chine, either new or second-hand;so so come one'
come all, and let me serve you to No. Machine
junl0 J. L. LUNsFoRD.
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TIRS UL'IN INSTIT UTE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"yALLE cRUCIs," NEAR COLUMBIA, s. c.,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, UNDER
THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF TIE RELI.
e1EusEs OF THE URsuLNE
CONVENT

The ladies' Of the UrsulIne Community, 8. c., re.
spectfully announce to their nieAds, and to the
viii viii Commence September Ist. Tnef Institute
being devoted to the education OF youth, and
each member having received Q long and careful
training for that purpose, the schools under
Europe as In America, have never failed to win
and retain the confidence OF parents and guar.
dians.
Nothing will be LETT undone in impartihg to the
pupils connded TO their care thorough educa.
tlon, in the highest sense OF the wora-not alone
instructng the intellect, bus with maternal care
guiding and training the heart.
The situation OF The Convent is all that can be
| desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
on elevated ground, about TWO miles nom the
Capital, and In the midst OF an OAK grove OF
twenty acres. 1t is within half an hours drive
wagons await the arrival OF passengers.
No distinction or religion viii be made In the
admission OF pupils, nor Will any undue innuence
be used over their religious pr!nepss; bat for
tat "a t1 bsne
scribed for the Academy. ,
the education OF young ladies, applications lo5
the admission OF pupils, at reduced terms, VIII
receive the most favorable consideration that
the circumstance OF tne sCneSSt aa ,o Se.,,on.
the first commencing september lst, and ending
February lst; the second commencing February
LIST, and ending July lat.
TERMS PER SBSSlOS-PAfAbLE In ADfANShs
Board Washing, Fuel, Lights, Tuition In Eng.
lish Needle Work and Domestic Economy Sl6o
Pens. Ink and use OF Library ary.....''.........' ~
French, Latin, each. ~
Harp, SSO-use OF Instrument, s5........... 80
Plano, S25-use OF Instrument, S3............ 2S
Guitar sl8-use OF instrument S2........... 70
Vocal Music (Bas ini's Methodl ........". .l6
Vocal Music, private lessons. 20 70
Drawing IN CragOQ.... ..........s.......'...' "
Painting in Water Colors.. 10
paintinS in (liis 80
For further information, application may De
made to the MOTHER SUPERIOR, to Right Rev.
Bishop LYNCH, or to the Reverend clergy.
ulyl4-t noV1
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BILL HEADS printed on line paper at SO, 81
IS, IS so and So so per thousand, acconling to
size, at Tas NEWS 10. ;, once.
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Mem 1DubIirations.
BOOK DEPOSITORY.

TIE oRTHoGnGfHIo oRoQUET. This New Game
a a 9Tsr ss snT other her
finite variety to the Game, as 1t opens TO the
skill and Ingenuity Of players the whole
boundess field OF letters. The old Game may
be played as well with the same set. Price
SQand 30
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THE NEW COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL-
RoAp.-At a conference Of the citizens OF Lexing-
ton, held on Monday, it was determined to ap-
point a committee ortwenty to confer with rail-
road officials Of the proposed new railroad from
Columbia to Augusta, to collect information and
lay before the people, to correspond with citizens
OF Edgeneld, &c. Aparty Of engineers, under G.
". Earle, ESQ.,, are now running the line.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.
Knights of Pythias, at baif.past Z P. N.
Marion Lodge, at tsP. n.
auction Sales This Day.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, mattresses, &C..
Robert s. PrlDgle will sell athalfpast 10 O'Clock,
at his Office furniture, &c.
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CRIBBAaE BOARDS, 30 cents each.
White Envelopes, 10 cents package,
jun14 HAsEL STP,.Egr BAZAAR.
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QUSNE BIsCU1rs.-A new dietary article
has been introduced by the London bakers In the
shape Of quinine biscuits. They, are small ex.
tremely well made, and have pleasant but dell
cately bitter flavor Each biscuit ia estimated to
contain one.fourth Of grain Of quinine, and, for
delicate stomachs, where Is desirable to dis
guise medicine as much as possible, orto com.
blue food with medicine in perfectly agreeable
form, these biscuits are likely to become very
popular,
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- EAST BAY BAKERY.-The well-known stand,
0et No. ss East Bay, where Messrs. Buchheit g.
Son conduct the bakery business, is being placed
in Thorough repair, and the establishment WILL be
cnened on Tuesday, the 18th instant, by the new
firm Of Apeler L BuchheIt. The bakery, which
was destroyed in October last by:fre, has been
rebuilt aad furnished with all the latest convent
.ences necessary for flrst:class establishment
Persons who remember the Palmetto Bakery viii
do well to give the new firm call.
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CRuMBs.-Troop G, of the 7th cavalry, have
left Sumter. Several members Of the troop have
left some mean bills behind them.
A telegraph office Is opened in Newberry, and
the Herald announces that mo longer will pent
up continent contract our powers, for the bound.
less universe shall be ours" To newspapers the
advantages Of the telegraph are evidently mani :
fold.
The parapet Of Mr.. 8. McIntosh's house, in
Main street, Columbia, was struck by lightning
on Wednesday. Nobody hurt.
All spirits received or sent out, by wholesale
liquor dealers, not properly entered upon their
ssock-boos new form) are liable 70 seizure and
forfeiture, and will be 60 treated from this time
forward.
The old myrtle bushes hanging in the market
for the accommodation Of the flies are being re-
placed by new ones.
The supply Of shrimps will be very limited this
morning.
The weed.pullers in the burnt district were paid
Of yesterday.
CLUBS AND sTARs.-Jef. Myers, lodged for
raising disturbance and trespassiDg upon the
premises Of Mr. Addison on South Bay, was
sentenced to pay hne OF hVe dollars VI w " 'uo
House Of Correction for ten days.
John Robinson, colored YOUTH arrested Oh
the charge of stealing goat from MIR. Kelly, was
sent to the House of Correction for five days as
yagrant.
George Fraser, lodged for being disorderly and
abusing the police on King street, was discharged
after an examination.
George Williams and Tom Wilson, arrested for
burglary aDa larceny from premises Of Mr.. Flynn
in Market street, near Meeting, were examined
before Trial Justice Levy, and committed to jail to
await their trial.
Thomas Byrnes and Frank Clarke, the twopri-
Yates Of Company G, 7th United States Cavalry,
arrested on the charge Of desertion, were sent
on to their company.
Martha Harrison colored girl 1s years Of age,
was arrested yesterday morning for striking a
small boy in Market street with brick. She Is
held for examination.
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OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
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with entirely new type, it forms, with the
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cial circular that can be used. Price, for ten
copies or more, with business cards, two and
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