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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25

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The following bulletins were received il
Official quarters during the progress of The
battle from the telegraph station about foul
miles from Bull Run.
Fairfax, eleven, A. M.-Rapid firing from
heavy guns and frequent discharges of mus
kerry.
Eleven-forty-Fighting very heavy and ap-
parently more on our left wing.
Eleven fity.-There is a evidently bat,
tie toward our left in the direction Of Bulls
Run little north. The firing is very rapid
and heavy.
One forty fve,-Heavy guns again and ap.
parently nearer; musketry heavy and near
er.
Two P. M.-The musketry very heavy and
drawing much nearer. There is evidently a
movement more to our left
Two forty-fve P. M.-Firing little fur
ther off and apparently in the direction of
the junction. Less heavy guns and more
light artillery, as near as can judge.
Three P. M.-Firirg ceased ten minutes
since.
Three fifty P. M.-The firing has almost
entirely ceased and can only be heard with
difficulty. I shall telegraph no more unless
there should be a renewal of the battle which
has been SO gloriously fought for the old stars
and stripes, and from all indications here
our troops have at least stood their ground
FAIRFAX CoURr HOUSE, 3 so, P. M.
Our courier has not yet returned. Quar-
termaster Barton, Of the Second regiment of
Michigan, has just passed, and says that Of
fCers, men and citizens at Centreville, say
general engagement Of the whole line has
taken place three and half miles this side
of Manassas, and that our troops had driven
and forced the Secessionist's lines baek to
Manassas. We expect a courier now every
moment.
CentreVille, 4 ?. M.-Gen. Mcdowell has
ordered the reserves now here under Col.
Miles to advance to the bridge over Bull
Run, on the Warranton road, having driven
the enemy before him. Col. Miles is now
about three or four miles from here, directs
ing operations near Blackburns ford.
Fairfax, AS P. M.-Two of our couriers
have returned, but were unable to communi-
cate in person with Gen. Mcdowell He says
our troops have taken three masked batter
les and forced the rebels to fall backsto Re-
tire. He says the battle was general on Bull
Run. One Of he batteries taken was in a
wheat field, and the other some distance from
it, and the third still further on.
$40 P. M Another dispatch says that
the Federals have won the day. The loss on
both sides is heavy. but the route of the reb
els is complete. The batteries at Bull Run
are silenced and two or three others taken.
$40, P. M Firing has ceased. We shall
eend another courier there in few minutes.
The Colonel went at four o clock, and will
be back soon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25

W. W. BROWN, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25

J. J. BR1sB1N, EDITOR PUBLISHER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

FROM THE SEAT0F VAR
THE VICTORY AT BULL RUN.
Capture Of Three Batteries.
SPIRITED ACTION OF THE zOUAyES
HEROIsM OF THE MUD sILLs.
JEFF. DAVIS IN THE FIELD.
Negroes in the Southern Army.
Rebels Reinforced by Johnson.
Federal Troops Subsequently Repulsed
Our Loss Two or Three Thousand
Immense Slaughter on Both Sides.
RETREAT TO WASHINGTON.
Sherman's and Carlisle's Batteries
Captured by the Enemy.
Rebel Force Ninety Thousand.
TERRIBLE PANIC AMONG OUR TROOPS.
Re-Oceupation of Potomac Fortifcations,
EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON
FULL DETAILS OF THE GREAT BATTLE
COLONEL GAMER ON 4n0NG THE KILLED
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25

Another Fight in Missouri.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25
WASHINGTON july %.

Cur troops, after taking three batteries
and gaining great victory. were eventually
repulsed and commenced a retreat on Wash
ington. The retreat is in good order. with
the rear well covered by good column. -
Our loss is from two thousand five hundred
to three thousand. The foriifycations around
Washington are strongly reinforced by fresh
troops.
F11rthnr "details oF 4bo Ro++1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23


Liberia Colonel recently sent this letter
lnah-oi-wAr, shall be rejoiced 10 see Won on
shore Mrs II sends her love aud viii
pe DNppy 10 Wash your clothes have the
i1oiioi 10 he- gentlemen, yours affectionateIy
T. L., Colonel j.
jolls old darkey bought a new. shiny ha,
ono when II commenced raining he mi i nm ;
ger ms coat Being asked why he did no.
k'ep 1t on bis bead, he replied. "De hats
ttnihe, bought II Wild nay own money. head
property" "'e' W A1is y" IL
-, n ianAee soldier on SATURDAY. last SWAN
tn os"htae at oonrads Ferry ana crossad
over 10 this side where he 49, ,, 80 % s '
ntf fickets and brought 10 heaeinuart.rs -
WRIT dir position WIS made Of tha ca.a w.,
have not Ielrned W.
The Washington Star has Just got the item
ora onion iftil In Missouri being hung with
crepe vine by five Seeessionsts =" Like tbe
Journal, and kindred prints, The Star iorgo,
10 add that said Union man told the news OF
his own hanging.
Welearn from the Augusta Coastitationalis'
thai the CraniteyiIe Factory has commenced
ile maj etnre Of cotton yarn for making
socks aud stoekfagsr.he machinery for the
purpose having been recently imported from
LnsIahd,
The clipper ship X. b. Forbes, from Nor
thern port bound south, WAS spoken Septem-
Der 7lh, about five hundred miles west Of
IaGfira, by vessel which has reached y
Sonilefn pert.
A cavalry saddle has been left at Faison's
cspot, on the Wilmington and Weldon
laliaosd, which awaits the claim of the
0Hnhrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

Is IreE .--One Of The 10th Georgia volun-
reers, Writing home from near Fairfax Court
Eouse, says:
"Our company was indeed encamped, with
out tents or sheltey on this cninenee, which
W. have dubbed Fort Roasting Ear An old
FEDERAL office holder OWNED the place, and
when The Contede rate bows got TO swarming
too thick around his domicil ne got up and
cut for lis person safety. Behind him h
lett splendid growing crop OF corn, pota-
toes, ca tEI6e, tomatoes, and other fyegeta-
bIeF, which you may. reasonably calculate
we old uet itt IcInutn untouched, 10 w ste
away by drought or rot. We accordingly
went into everything that was there 10 our
Taste; ana WAY not? We found it first
The most excellent honey we, too obtained in
lIie neigh bon hood and an abundance of mag
AlHcent apples and peaches. We Jared well
Ind our duties were light and pleasant, nnder
oar new hut beloved Captain, Van n, Leon
ara -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

SOME or TIE WoAEy OF New York must
IEos stss singular ideas Of propriety. The H.r-
al says that an "esumable lady wished 10
sui}sert oc $500 10 the Government loan over
i fictitious name, "by which Size was best
known but finally subscribed her real
na3ne. Perhaps the lady's desire 10 assist
xAhkeedom vas all that rendered ltr ...s1i-
ihaoif. another, married lady, lent $500
III her maiden name She said The money
was her own, ana she wished the certificates
10 po sent 80 her house, Us she did not d.si
lhaf hci husband should know ANYTHING
man .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

tKAFEN CcUSTT S0USD OK THs QUESTION -
This county already has six companies In the
regular service ana four more forming three
o. WElcn ere nearly ready for their guns
Capt, Nhiuy's company Went III 10 birra eks
near ms Office yesterday, and we understand
capt. IL. "A RUSSELL IL The upper end of the
county, VIII be ready ior marching soon.
Tins Is The only spirit that can successfully
Issist invasion and sublugation. If the war
lhsts sIA months longer, Craven Will have
eieFeh or twelve hundred men under arms
Ae'o5er! ". c. Progress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23
wi MILITARY CAPS.

Sc Cot TT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

BRINGIEG THEM UP.--A great portion OF the
militia OF Berkeiey county, iii defiance oi law
and right, having heretofore refused To per
FORM nlilila DUTY, peremptory orders have
ptth issued lrolu military headquarters to
force thfin ocf, or TO treat them as de Stsrters
or alien enemies This will have the effect OF
competing them to perform the part OF good
ana loyal cluAehs, or ca use them to leave for
more ooHethln regions. Berkeley II one OF
the few counties Of Virginia where tories aud
traitors are to~be found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

FRANK BLAIR.-The St Louis An.eiger
and Uts:licAe Posi-, aud possibly other Ger
man osgans At st. Louis, are pitching into
me amlnblc Frank Blair for Throwing them
on They accuse him OF using them until
they made a big man of him, and now he
treats them disdainiuIIy. They boldly assert
mat they, The Germans of ST. Louis. nartic-
uIariy the Turner's, brought him III 10 notice
ny their votes and influence, and are Justly
Indignant at his base ingratItutie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

tofIoN AT APALACHICoTA.-The ADaIachi-
cola Iimts OF last week, in It's yearly cotton
statement, Reports the stock on hand iii that
porn al ,e1S bales, but adds eve would re-
marx thai frois pruden tai motives the stock
81 cotton appearing in the above statement
mss been removed to the interior, where il
WI! be secure against The vandalism OF the
LiAcolnites."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

10000 .;95. .,-.. size Is '''' Sides
ln tieTceS prime sU27sr-cuTCj Family Hams
~ tn. choice Leai Las;'.
~ bags prime kio Coffee
;tG bbls. Morris No. J. , and 3 Sugar
- bbls. i.overigc's Powdered sugar
- bbls. Crushed Sugar
- hlds. New Orleans Sugar.
800 hbls. Woods \. Carolina Clipped. Family
Roe and Gross Herfings.
No. l. . and Macke'el.
80 bbls n o. Moleseh superior quality.
80 do prime Cuba AloasSes.
50 do Morriss' Syrup.
100 do. roltisnd syrup.
~ cases Matches.
200 b5!s. Common Whiskey.
ice bblS. Old Rye Naiskey. various brands.
Port, Madeira, sherry and Malaga Wine
100 doz. B-ccms; ICG Coz. Buckets, : and
hoops
100 bbls. French brandy and Rose Gin.
80 kegs Family Leaf Lard.
90 boxes AGanantne Candles.
400 boxes Mustard.
~ kegs CaIb. Soda
20 kegs sal Soda,
10 bags Pepper, spice and Ginger.
LIS boxes 6oAp-Detersive. Pale and Brown.
Green and Black Teas Blackberry and
Cherry Brandy. q niger Brandy,
Wrapping Paper, Lines, Wrapping
Irvine.
500 sacks fine Salt.
50 bills. n c. Family Shad
10 half bGs. Woods North Calolins. Family
Roe Herrings.
90 bbis. Vinegar.
- tierces prime Rice
% casks quarts london Porter,
% casks pints London Porter.
~ doz. Yeast Powders.
. bbls- Stuar1s Mountain Whiskey, yrs
old
so bbls. Banks Mountain WLiskey 1 years
old.
Is eighth casks Cognac BRANDY
3 hall pipes fine Cognac Brandy.
3 bales fresh Hops, Just received.
% bbls Truths Ram
2 half pipes Holland Gin.
l. bbs. very tine Old Va Apple Brandy.
With full assortment Of Goods in cur line. For
sale by WA. -. JONES {, 90,
Sc 9-I2t 18th ST., between dsin and Cary.
EMP0RTANr 10 OFFICEKS AND
SOLDIERS.
J. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of GoeeFN0T ard trIHki5a Streets, Richmond
V}tRipi0,
Keeps constantly on L..nd a largo and varied as
sortment vi choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE JiQTOKS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WIIISkEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY--distilled ia the
mountains III This State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pnre and good. s;lies
II. S.-particu ar attention paid TO putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers stationed
at and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances 7 . A &C o,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all other minor
products OF the country. such Hs BACON, LARD,
POULTRY. EGGS BUTTER DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS &c, &c
.ss-Qu;ek sales and prompt returns.
Sc i3--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23
By the Governor.
George ". Munford,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Sc sfl-.i.kPU}t

a GARD TO MISSIsSIpplANS.-rhe great
~ and continued losses of everything valuable
sent from home and the want of storage for army
supplies furnished by benevolent Military Associa-
lions in Mississippi have induced me 10 open Il
Depot in Richmond and another at Manassa, where
l have erected warehouse at the MaEassa Depot
In addition To the indicated, they de
signed for offices vi intelligence 10 the sick, their
friends recruits, recovered inyaiids. AL boxes
packages medicines etc, sent from home, will be
taken charge OF and duty forwarded. Please take
notice 81 the following Distinction
All articles packed and deftgued for distribution
should he forwarded marked thus: 20. h. MAR
SHALL Mississippi Depot, Richmond" Then can as
and appropriate necessity requires But when
package is designed for specific uses goods for
given company or individuals, then address to my
care, Mississippi Depot, 5aRassa. Always take aud
forward by GGa receipts ior ali articles shipped The
officers in the army interested in carrying these
plans ear ut al times Keep NE posted to their
locations.
Acting as Assistant Quartermaster Army OF Mis-
sssippi, will attend all orders from the proper
officers for shoes, clothing blankets msdicnes etc.
etc. or to the procuring of clothing for the soldiers.
Respectfully, q. h. MARSHALL,
A. @ NJ. Army Mississippi, aDd General Agent OF
Mississippi Military Associations. Sc l4-u
rEREASURY NOTES.-The Treasury De
4 partinent having satisfactory evidence that
Treasury Notes of the denomination OF TEN DOL
LARS, engraved and printed by y. Manouorier,
New Orleans" Gas appears In the margin OF each
note,l payable two years after date, We're stolen
from the packages IN tiansitu from New Orleans 10
Richmond, the public notified that no notes OF
that denomination aud description, engraved by
y. Manouorier, New Orleans" have been issued
by the Department. aud thar none viii be issued.
The parties who put the same IN circulation have
been discovered and arrested but, TO secure the
public, the whole issue will be suppressed-and
any such notes found in circulation ARE spurious.
L. G. ELMoRE,
Cot Treas'r Confederate States.
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4 BoDEKER & Co, ApOTHEcARlEs

/ BODEkER Il co. ApOTHECARIES
IA. AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
Old Market Richmond Va, will keep on hand
general assortment of pure Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals, Oils Paints, Window Glass, Patty, Dye
Stutfs Patent Medicines, Brushes Of all kinds; sur
Seal Appliances, Burning Fluid Alcohol Soaps,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden Sstds. Glue.
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared al all hours. with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and tie reliable medicines far
Uish.d ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

= PRICES RISING The scarcity OF spirits of
iiiEnilne and other descriptions of naval
storrs, has caused quite Il demand Tor them,
a1td prices have consequently run up 10 an
unprecedented ;,2ure. Tar and pitch have
5CtE tnce0 within tne past three months from
=! % 10 - 30 per barrel, and common
rosln from 81 - TO - o. The present whole
tala price OF turpeutiue is about 81 65 per gal
ION III lew months II is expected, Shout
the blockade prove ehectual, that the price
Will become - nigh As 10 almost forbid con-
sumption. We were, however, shown. Il day
on t"o ago, q private letter which is sufficient
10 convince any o&c that the blockade Of the
co1st OF North L r0liua Is little better than
IL i~tee. IL letter Is dated Havana, and
s,tys iti-'t the schTs Albion. Adeliue, Mai Bar
u~CF, Prince o. Wales, and others hayear-
lNr9 there from different ports of the
ct4Ie, loaded with about I5.o bbls. of turpen-
are and 5000 BIOS OF rosin. so long las a yea-
s"hahir supply eau be obtained the present [
prices =" al prevail, and they win only aa-
vance iuftH'r when 1t b comes evident that
Inc rIpcAtdt o. the Southern coast is worthy
oI tI4o Aalne.--Thtia. IAg4irtr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

COP WILL DEFEND THE RIGHT.
Sens II tie South. arise
l{se III yoslr lnatcIil.-s might;
Year wax cry echo go he SKIES,
Il Il v,J defend tie fighi y
Lei usA4y tyral1's knew
oar SAMMY lssd shall lee,
IL spite q every Toe.
ii0ae af tie brave and free.
So0s OF the South arisc'
X S,, ia Year fnstehlrss might:
Your war cry ECHO 10 the ski.s.
'tied will defend he right -
Oar f,g shall proudly stream.
DsGa1t II assault
Bass ,rom tie IA abow's brightest beam,
Ana y ars f1a,n neRveU ; blue vault.
Thousands u tG7ae ard brave,
Weir heto.livos may emil
Cp'sT thousands "a :; f.as shall ware,
thousands is folds defend.
Sons o, the Suata, arise
Rise Ia y"ug mstchlcss might;
loag warcry echo to the ssies
"tiod wil Ge:ea.d the right
No wrong oar breasts slarm.
No lcafs oar hearts apgall;
fn@werHuag Justice nerves our arm.
We cannot conquered iai!.
Think cu orr noose sifss,
iiamnf1ai in rcuNwn;
Thus on orr altar fires
Andslrae TIC oPplessor down.
Sons 81 the south. arise
ltise in your na'eh,eSs might;
Ioar yysarcrv echo 10 the SKIES.
'tsod viii defend the right -
With threats Of horrors DIRE
The ieree invader comes;
We sC0in iis boat va scorn hx ire,
stalking 'og hear,Ns and homes
Strike Tor our mothers low
For sisters daughters. wives
kz-eiy 'voasd e.. Ia Ses;ow,
Nglu j. tla thousand ives.
Sons O. the south, arise
se IN your matchless might;
Your war-cry echo TO the skies,
God Will defend the right !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

DEATH ot CHARLES OGDES.-Charles Ogden
Es4.s died IN IliicageNIlle, tf;l. on SATURDAY
morning last, III III" NIFTY third year of his
as" Ie WAS a 4iutlvo OF New Jersey but
ma Tor twenty years or more resided ia this
tily, where, by las uniIbie c.lsposition and
hi.ttHtss oi heart Ae Won for himself a large
circle q friends. He enlisted as a volunteer
- tii7 fauhs OF The Baldwin Volunteers, and
Went Wlth them 10 Virginia: but his health
proved unequal 10 The service, and he return
e. li"i-l'', !cW weeks ago, 10 find Il grave in
AlS 400 pied cIty among the friends he loved
50 We'll. HIS friends in the Baldwin Iolun-
teefs and III" baldwin Blues Will read the
announcement Of has death with heartfelt
sorrow. Ills remains were escorted 10 tie
grave by the Bnies, .Jr
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
EMOVAL OF BRIGGS OLD ESTAB
~ IISIfED BAKERY

l. III y n H. OF blsitttsS OLD ErSJ All
IL, LISIfED BAKERY.
1ae subscriber thankful Zoe The patronage so lib.
orally bestowed him for the has; live years takes
this method oi iaisrning bis friends and the public
In general, that he has removed II The corner low
his old stand, which he has had fitted up In the mos;
approved style, aud second 20 south Of Mason
aad Dixous line, where lie hopes to meet his old
friends and the public, assuring them that nothing
Ehitii be wanting GA his part TO please them
serve ali that VIII favor him with call with as
good BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS and PIES, as
can bt made in any establishment In tbs city.
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUITS, &c, fresh
every morning snd evening
CANES CRACKERS and PIES fresh every day
BREAD, CAKES aud CRACKERS nicely pack
ed aad sent to any part OF the city or country.
Parties supplied with Plain aud Ornamental
CANES ]. ID BRIGGS,
2--iln* Corner 4th and Broad ss. q.
4 ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE CHEO-
"a PLASTIC AND NULCANlTE PRO-
CFrSS.--G. w. JONES, DENTIST, having tie
right lvr the ab We mode of making Teeth and be-
ing satisfied OF its absolute superiority over all
other methods can with confidence commend 1t 70
those desiring full partial sets of teeth, anil es-
peeiaiiy ssch may be dissatisfied with these
;Iey are new using. The perfect adaptation OF
the late to the mouth. and ;he suction thereby
cured. eiEabies him 20 insert one or more teeth
mithaat clasps This method ltaving been adopted
ty those standing hiGhes: In the profession, North
aad South, testimonials will be given and speci-
mems exhibited 10 those wishing to them. Sets
OF Teeth on geld or any other plate, viii, of
course be made for those preferring them Fiji
iuE Cleansing, Extracting, ami All other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
RI Office Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hail. de lily
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

EOKSE FOX SALE--A blood.red bay, dark
lees, blaca name and tail, Years Old
gentle aud tf<lc table. This is entire horse. lie
has been in camp igr two months and half, and
stands unfiuchingly the roar OF cannon and mus
isctrr. The owner would not dispose OF him. but
that i'll health has compelled blu resign his posi-
tiGn ia the service, for which he purchased THIS
horse Both owner and horse can be seen for II
few days, at the corner OF Franklin and Second
streets. sc 2l--5t+
q1z,-gx,r,,; =. ...,.,. = 4;u,.o
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! w. FRAYSER,
ApOTHECARV AND DRUGGIST.

APOTHENAILE AND UHITtTST.
SeUeRtdeRU, 6Gccen Grace aAd brOda strtcts,
HCHMoSD,. Va,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar
ticles. Toilet Soaps, perfumery, dc. Also. Paints
Oils, Dye-Stufis, Burning Fluid. Kerosene Oh. Al
cohol; Garden AID Flower seeds; Cigars, SanIf
and Tobacco, Of various brands; BRUSHES con1s,
&c. all the popular Patent Medicines Of the day,
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores,
which viii be sold On the most reasonable terms
Physicians aud others rely On having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded III all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
j. w. FRAISElt, Druggist.
l. -,
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MILITARY NOTICES.
4 RMS. ARMSi! ARMSii,
OKDNANOE DEpAkTMENT OF -.

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Corner eth and Cary streets.
HyAGONS. Persons who have furais led this
w department with wagons without boxes
are invited to cali, more are wanted.
e.. DIMMOCK,
Colonel of Ordnance.
WANTED -Four good BLACkSMtrHS are
wanted. TO whom good pay will be given.
sc l1--lUt
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[ NINElSIfY OF NiEGIEIA.--IEc next sta
L sion OF this institution viii commence - 'tt
Isl day OF OCTOBER and cp''tiEar unit! the va
suing 4th Of July.
The exercises in the ACADEMIC. LAW az
MEDICAL SCHOOLS VIII be continued IS hero
ttiore, and the Board o. Visitors viii meet Oh 'b,
10Th inst. FOR the purpose ct organizing d School ."
MILITARY ani CIVIL ENGINEERING $50.
TACTICS. TO go into operation az the beginning o.
The session
The extensive military bospita! established y %
III few hundred yards vi the University, aua d
which two OF tie Professors in the hle,c;. Ne.'-'
art attending surgeons, VIII AFFORD Unnsaa rel, IA
tages ior epiesi Instruction 20 medical .'ua,uts
Tor catalogues, address 5. MAiPiN
Sc Elm Chairman Of thn F.ctLiv.
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~ o L 1 c I,

I Z.
I--Persons who sending clothing and sup
plies to troops in the field, requested to mark
distinctly the package with marking ink the
NAME OF the party for whom intended the REGI-
MENT to which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DIES
TINATIoN, care OF {Suartermaster at hioE 9nd, to
whom the usual railroad receipt shout be for.
warded by the shipper
U.-Many packages arrive at the depots Of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
Of; of course their destination cannot be known by
the QuarteInaster Others are mperfectly mark
ed and cannot be identified.
Iil.-Au articles deposited at the Quarterr1as-
ters Office in Richmond, for shipment. must De left
there before O'Clock, =. NJ, insure their ship
neut on tbat day. J. MAURY GARLAND
Cts Capt and Asst q NJ