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EpnfmclIE 4 fIairA.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Lincoln has written u
letter to Gov. McGofinin, which he concludes
thus ID do not believe that it is the popular
wish .; the ps"pIe Of Kentucky, that the Fed,
cral troops no" in that State should be re.
moved from her limits. Wills this impression
I must respectfully decline to sympathisa with
Governor McGnllin in his desire 10 .pie>ervc
the peace If Kentucky. ra~s7c'ssthal can.
not find. il. eur roi ser; sho:t ]:!attrT, any
declaration 81 inclination Ct yoiiT desire ii
preserve the Union"
\ letter, dated al Gllys:iilc, August 3l-i,
s~tntes. that Il boat Jast landed from Charleston,
Va, reports that General Tyler hid 1900 incr',
Of whom only zoo ESCAPED.
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Map OF the Theatre Of Battle.

We have tor sal. at the Enquirer Counting Room,
cSpiss o; the Map ofthe Seat Of War, which lately appeared
&c ihis paper. Thtss coplssa are printed on fine letter pa
Per, 10 that new names and places may be entered with
Tie pen, 10 az to keep up with the progress and develop
Hsnts oftho War. Places heretofore Of no consequences
nay become famous, and on this Map so printed, may be
feraay entered. Il. Il the purpose Of the Editor, of the
tnsIrsr'',o TO desssibe the situation Of such places that
- 'ssdrrs can locate tbsR without difficulty. Price oftke
asp, ave- e-l:,.
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From North EarDIlun,

WnMIysToH, \. G., Sept. 5.-RcIiable au-
lhorits states that neither Gcracoke or Oregon
lnIe:s, nor Roanoke Island had been occupied
by the cHctny as late as last Sunday. No
Federal rraft Of any kind Was sacn in lie sound
at that time. No Federal fleet was seen of the
coas. between Cape Loakou. and Cape Fear
either OH Tuesday or Wednesday last.
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President Y

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-The report announcing
the death Of President Davis, originated with
one Of The interruptions Washington CORES.
ppncnts Of tho New York 'iIcrald." The re-
port caused intense excitement until the dies
patch was received stating that tic Preaident
had much IMPROVED in health.
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ENQUIRER JOB OFFICE,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE have on hand IA la rge stock Of
w RULED BILL. HEADS,
OF the best quality, for merchants and dealers-
Also, CARDS OF various colors and tnts. eel
Also, a fine stock Of "Paper Cloth Direction LABELS
a very admirable and convenient means OF labelling goods
for transportation; particularly such articles Hs VIII mol
allow the labels to be tackled or pasted on.
JOB PRINTING, of all kinds promptly executed for
the CASE.
SUNDRdES- rI -axzG1
- Alcohol, Cauphor Gum,
Castor OIL, Castillo Soap,
Lard OIL, Tsnnln,
~lsinglass Plaster, Patent Lint,
Matches, hG
Just reselred a9d for sale BY
JAMES P. IVA Druggists.
Sept Corner Main and 10th SIS.
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PROPOSALS TO 30 THE PRINTING,
AND BINDING OF TIE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Confederate States of America,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
EicHaoSp. Sept, 4th, 1851.
cFALFD PROPOSALS. 10 do the PRINTING and BIND.
= ING of the Department OF State, specifying the price
OF campcs;,len, rule and figure w~ork,Press work and binding,
he rtaiisi a, the Department until Tuesday morning the
18th inst, on which day the Proposals will be opened and
the contract awarded. The Department will not be bound
to accep, The lowest bid. No bid will be accepted, how
ever, 10 which the proposed prices exceed those specified
ia the ac. cf Congress 'in relation TO Public Printing"
approved February 18th, 1851. Bidders will be required
I, furni.h two good and ~uf1cient iurt;ies for the faithful
Pei fornance ii their co2t.ac'.
WILLIAM VI. ROWEE
Sen: s-d;; Acting Secretary Of State
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slight

Louisville, Sept. 1.-The Cairo gun boats
Tyl,r and Lexington, IF lIyckman, engaged
the Confederate gun boat Yankee, supported
by two baillics On shore. The Federal boats
fred tweT.ty shots and then returned to Cairo
uninjured.
Gen. Grant took command 70 day.
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Rr.,,lopt.s Nero Proclamation,

LOUISVILLE. Sept. lit is stated that the
committee oi Eai0n!st: in kentucky have re-
reiYcd di>p'.c:ir5 irn:n Lincoln, III "lrIch be
repudiatcs Frclfrjn!'s rcgr0 proclamation.
LArEsr.--It Is denied Tins afternoon that
the Union committee haze received any dis
patches from Lincoln III relation L. fre.nonta
proc,aun'.tr,
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More Arrests.

WAsulSGroS, Sept. 5.-The steamship R. r.
Ford, has arrived at tho Navy Yard. Her
captain, frs; and second mates, Goatswain and
carpenter had been arrested and double.chain-
ed, on a charge unknown.
James Chaplin, Of VicksbuTg, Miss, has
been arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

VIRGINIA Parstfne, Burning and Lrhr'"Gtlng Cor
Oils.
The Great Kaaawha an! 'irs!Eis
COAL AND OIL COMP ANlES,
consisting Of "Sa,!ve Citizens Of our own S,ute, hsre sp.
poirtrd US Agents for the sale Of their Justly celebrated
BURNING LUBRICATGSG COAL OILS;
the quality Is warranted Pure and UNAuCLTERaTED,
fS- We Invite the attention Of Apo!hecaries and Deslera
throughout the State to our supply, which will be large.
and sold by Wholesale Only, at the lowest Factory prices.
GOOCH Il ECHDLS.
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Prince Napoleon.

81. LcrI:, Sept: 4-Prir"e Napoleon las
arrived. Gen. Fremont had prepared a large
escort, but The rrinoe vent quietly to The
Planters hotel.
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FOT We EHQHITtF
Donations for the Alabama Hospital.

Msss.s. Eplroas = Please publish the following acknOw'
Judgments OF donation, received for the Alabama Hospital
Colo nel c 7. Pollard, Montgomery, Alabama, st00; Mr
7 Hooper, Montgomery, Alabama, $40; Governor Moore
A!abanr, through Hon. Mr.. Memminger, 1914; from Com
!a;:ee Of Ladies from Marion and vicinity, through Mr.
England, $l1l DR.. Leroy Anderson. Sumter, Alabama,
40; Mrs. n. Hardie. T~alladega, IS; Mrs. Belle Brad
.";d, - Miss A: Hardle, 81 MissR, Hardie, Fl Co
iosel Leatb-t,er, c. 5. A., $50; proceeds Of n conecr: Civ
en- by the lsdics Of Wctunpka, through Hon. Mr.. Mem
0.aEer, 3I1G; from Ladies' Military Aid Association OF Sum
1-rdrlI, Dallas county, through Hon. L. P. Walker, ss3.
Tou vii please TO publish the lnc!osed letter from q
CaaaG-i:tc- Of very dear little girls who are warmly enlisted
Il .gI cause. Very respectfully,
Mrs. A. I. EoPEISs.
~ MSs. JC.l< HoPElSs:
DEas MApAM-In behalf OF a '5olditr5 AID Society,"
o.yoed By the little girls In this town, for the purpose OF
on,ribs,lps their mite to alleviate the ~suderings OF Ala
L,ass wounded soldier, inFirginia, We have the honor to
ed you 4os 20. It gives US pleasure to hope that even
ial snail .un may afford a few delcacies and comforts
o:s scs aud suffering brave. Very respectfully,
EVA HENLEY,
WySiE MLETlS,
tKIeS PRIScE, tConmlttee
LILLE HoUSToS,
EoN4 McDowELl,
~oeaoIcH., AL, August 9th.
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The Western On. Co. Sentinel" learns from
an authentic source that, on Thursday last, q
ship, sailing under English %colors, md laden
with munitions Of war and other articles most
needed, entered the port of Beaufort. The
cargo, which is said to be worth over a million
dollars, was consigned to houses in Charleston,
South Carolina. The ship is doubtless the
Alliance, of which notice has already been
made, and We are happy to have this conlir.
nation Of her safe arrival.
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ouEscatGu

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Fivc vessels we're
contisca,ed to-day because they were known
to be wholly or in part owned ct the South.
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Mr. M, Sspi. 1.-The federal steamer
Eo1Hok. i..s c~.I.turcd tic Mijdleto"n for liv'
crpcui, !..ica with naval stores.
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MEDICAL GARD.

DIR. A. y. p. GAIN Ell.
srArlSG removed MS residence from Wash,ngi.n, y. C.,
IL to Richmond, will hereafter pursue the practice u Ia,
profession In this city aud It's vicinity.
: OpYIcE-Main Street, over P. II. Tsyior':-rezt doG'i'
Meade 4 Bakers Drug Store.
I.,uS -Rp
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MR.. SCHOOL.

hllhhpNDt fa.
f5lHIs INSTITUTION will open again. for the reception
both Of Boarders and Day Scholars, on the LIST day OF
October, 1851. For particulars, app!yto
Aug!0 HgBENF 2. LEPEBVRE.
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 5.-Ilyr'aan J. RadiielI was
rl,c.ed permanent President oE the Conven.
ton. Both wings ii ia: MrH,r and The Tam
many Hall Democrats we're sealed, and cast II
votes each.
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IMsHl|c YJUR EfE-Sl6HT!
AMEit1CAN LETTER EXPRESS CHM
OEFICE--FOST OffiGE BCJLb!N'

OEFICE-FUST OffiGE BGJLD!NG
SAsliyII.LE, TENNESSEE.
.iiARrE.tb by an Act Of the Tennessee LEGISLATURE
~ Transmits Letters and Printed Mister To a'd IsoIh III
Points SrItk and South.
Observation-Disclosures. going Eorth-Cset Two Eavelopea,th the
n.iie ore with address Of your correspondent. Inc outer
u,c address slNrly to AMERICAN LETTER EAFHkss
COMPANY, Nashville, Tenn.
Letters going south Directions same Is above, only VI
rec, outer envelope tn AHEklCAH LETTER EAPKhss,
Louisville, Nv. llc!Osr In each letter Of = ounce or uhher
n crpts ir clsI, U.i,ca States stamp. vii! not ID. Letters
weighing ever J. ounce, must contain IN additional! tm''"'
In proportion to weight.
Letters Tor Europe must contain additional AMOUNTS W
prepay international postage.
For single Newspaper inclcse CoE:rany 10 cents;
Our ARRANGEMENTS are such that We send and receive
Mails daily by special messengers.
Aug l3--ly Jh'hlNo 8 'l.uILL.
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TO TIE

TO THE Suffers
OF THE
@ N FE u e e 4 TE Il X u ]
AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
UIHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale, by package or other
Il wise, a fne assortment. Of
CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED
Of the most approved Brands.
We are the Sole Agents for severa! OF the largest Manu-
facturers in the State Of Virginia, and are this day receiving
O general assortment of
TOBA Coo
ranging from is TO IS cents per pound.
- Terms CASH. 81
CHAS. BAYNE i CO.,
U:der spotsTood Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
P. Especial attention paid to orders from Suffers and
Merchants who are supplying the army.
Aug 19-ly C.B. q So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

ID 1.-THE Virginia Fire and MARINE lnsu'
HI rance Company have removed their Office ~ their new
Building No. ls3, Main street, between The american hn'ei
snd Bank Of Virginia. Aus 2o--~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

JUNIORS.
We understand that there was considerable
excitement in Norfolk yesterday, on account
of the arrival at Old Point Of several formida,
bic batteries. An early attack upon tho cities
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth was considered
probable. What tho nature OF these batteries
is, We are unable to discover-supposed to be,
however, floating batteries. At whatever time,
or with whatever force, Gen. Wool may be
pleased to attack US in that quarter, he will
surely find US prepared to meet him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept +. Eighteen hun.
drcd additional troops have been aeht to Old
Point CumiorI.
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N.sTtsytALs;, .a'E%NTSyTE.

III NOTES.-THE SUCK q
W MILITARY Goods.
LADIES DRESS GOODS GENERALLY.
BLUE ELiHkETS, RED BLANKETS,
n0iSEEi, iErHl.E?, TiiR&AnS PRINTS,
COUNTRY JEANS, lLNSEr and SOCKS,
STIR lEDSOMS,
LINE%, CoTToH, SILK aui MUSLIN hANbkFRCiilEFS
and all other v.r!c'!rs u G"o,;s, a.uail1 f1nad In n wei
assorted stock, which Ne oG-r At
- Hi!ra.tSA:.I ONLY.
IgTy, MORGAN & Co.
Also 10000 worth ct ::c~ arI Dr.i.ahi" EAF
EbSE2tiS CED:siiNG. /, M.S Co.
~ Aim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

RUNNING TIE BLOCKADE.
4 brig laden with coffee ran the hlockadca Al
Charleston Monday. she was chased ny II
Federal steamer, but arrived safe in port
Another vessel, with fruit, has arrived inland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

DASGEEous.-- number Of lttie bays dtil}
amusc themselves by jumping ~ and of he
car Of the City Railroad as it passes the steel
We observed onu little fellow yesterday, lave
a fall in getting on. Unless this practice Is
| prevented Somebody will he hurt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

CEIctHaArr, Sept. I-fhe cash balances due
to SoutheircTs 1T commission houses have been
seized.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

AprolNrED.-Maior Jos. Seldom has been "p-
pointed Inspector General, in place Of jisn j.
B. Baldwin, who has resigned to take com,
mand Of a regiment, now ready foT actirc ser
v,,a
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y l. W =,
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
LAND DEPARTMENT

Hi.'D
fSfHE NEW ORLEANS oPELClsAs AMI hhEht WEI
l. ERS RAILROAD COMPANY, by and N virtue c' -.
Act Of the Cai,ed States Congress o! the I'd June, 800: ana
"f AL act Of our state Legislature OF the Itih siatch' ~.
have become the owners o' 'e2,'NoacFrs OF Laao' 'Fee ''"'
AL .ncuubrarces or mortgages;
These Lands are Included wI'hiI' a sfip OF oo in'.es''
width, or ID miles on each SIDE OF tIr Runway ms,
!as froGl A!sicrs, opposite New Orleans, toihe Sabine river,
or the Eastern boundary OF Texas, y distance CT - ni!eA'
In the contemplated continuation OF this roAi into iea"s,
II will traverse The most fertile grain region o! that siatr.
The lands lying opposite the first 10 mits OF thc IeN,
PAWS road. are in the rich and heavily rlbcI-. aliu"lal
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DIAPER, PAPER.
100 Ke.ms Double Medium Printing,
9bU " Flat Cap,
20 /" Medium,
90 Deny,
100 I" Plain Letter,
Received and for sale by .MORhiS,
Snnt 1 81 Msii 81. eei.
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DIED.

DIED, on the night ~ the 8lst Of AugI';, al h: Iali'ers
residence in Louisa, HENRY c. JACKSON, in The I'D s"ar
Of his age.
This worthy young man, as did several OF hs fcilow-soi'
d!ers OF the same neighborhood, Eel! q victim 10 disease
contracted In the serVlce ofhis country. He Was stnorE me
hrs. who voluntarily quilted remuneratlng business, and
stepped Into tho ranks for defending our righ's-for aiding
those that have determined 70 repsI an invading foe, ana
secure our dearest privilege, In the face OF an aggressive
and a sauguinsry conflict, that Is nov d~ecimating our valiant
youth with frightiul strides. Very little more than q week
before his death, our much valued young friend left the
camp on Through, and was enable d to reach the paternal
roof; but, In q state Of much exhsustallon, and In spite Of
the most skIIltul medical treatment and the best OF nursing,
the iusIdious disease continued 10 advance, till 1t termli'a-
ted the existence olan am!able youth, whose generous emo
bling qualities, blooming iuto maturity, conspicuouiy de-
y.lopIne themselves in the hlial, the lrutcrnal and The so
cIal relations, would seem 10 ent!tle him TO Il longer stay
with doting parents and very afectionate relatives anu
friends. But God does not see as man does and though
our Young frIeud has been thus, as It would seem, unilmely
snatched from our midst, leaving his parents to an over
whelmIng burden Of sorrow-others TO lament, sincerely,
his early death, there Is a bright prospect breaking
through the gloom, and we have reason to bless God, whnr
towards the close OF his sickness, y%ouchsafed 10 him very
In anifest tokcns'of acceptance through the glorious medium
Of redempton-the atonemeut Of Jesus Christ md We nay
very heartily respond to the very sublime and divine SEN
tiinent:
1T Is the Lord lie, Hin do what seemeth Him good"
DIED, on the 9TH Inst, at the residence OF Col. Thomas u.
bigger, of typhoid fever, GEORGE ALEXANDER SPEN-
GER, aged ii years, q member OF Company X 18Th Regi-
ment virylniS Volunteers. His remains were conveyed,
by his father, to Charlotte county for internien'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06

rsfHE next Session of Belmont Academy will begin Sep
! tember 10th and end June Both.
Boarding and Tuition, exclusive Of fuel aud light, 1910
for the session. payable one.half September 10Th, or on tn
| te.ing, the olher half February LIST, 1862. The school Is
desi med Tor boys Of ten years and upwards. Address
DR. GESSSER HARRISON,
Iu,1I-.od5u- Arlington Drbot Va
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mKs. nKO0KE,s BOARDING AND DAs

ECIIOUE TOE TWIN EaDTEs.
Ts,IIE Third Session Of this School will commence ca the
i lst day Of October next.
Conpetsnt assistants have been employed, and the
course of study heretofore pursued vii! br continued.
For circulars, containing terms, &C.. apply to
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
liam J,iS,bnr,ax Richp,opJ w
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CHANGE OF FARE

FROM L~YNCHBURG TO SCOTTSFlLLE.
ON and after the 9Th inst, the Fare on ,,u---FG
our Boats from %Lypchburg TO SCOTS ssSES55gIEA
vile will be raised to two and a half cents
per mile and for intermediate points between The two
places.
Below S~cot.svIlle, and from thence 10 Richmond, no al.
ssnt 6 Il. EDMOE & co.
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SOUTHERN LITEKAliY INSTITUTE.

MILS, 7 N.NN I T.
WARREST0N, VIRGINIA.
fgIHIS Institution will be re-opened on the 10Th day oil
September, under the supervision OF Mrs. Digges, rs
sisted. as heretofore, by most efficient teachers.
July 2Y-2m.
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I;Sti CN'EsOS.3 l..

ESti CAFsOS.3 H.. :,
4 y educated and experienced English Lacy % prtf'isn
N 10 give Lessons in the Ornamental branches. me
teaches Husic, French, Painttng md Drawing from Sa'u:e,
and Is highly recommended by many Southern families u
hIgh standing. Address, without delay, G. T., Enquirer OIL
fce, Richmond. NuE.on
a YOUNG LADY QUAL;FiED TO
II teach English, French and Music. desires 70 oo,a,n y
situation In some private farnily, or rs an assistant IA d
large School; the latter greatly preferred, In NGhnonu-
Best reference given and required. Address a. 4. e..
Aug 12-tf RchmoHu, d.
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ora -: a. ii y. II IL ":.. ii ;hc t.. :. :,.I-n
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cuiti.ni Ha=,' e. ..f". "a. III. ..G. Il -.
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f1''i't =; -; ii"'.- 80 o. wi 49, .. rzr!
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lrsan..i, ,"asis:.nE - Z, .iE-:l".' WIKI seven r."m-, ..I.u
scam "a. ~. -"N .r i iiv:'., if'l!'r! S:"El., Cab.uS,
DC. tn pI,r- "rLr, h. 'nrff--tiin rrrtuctiTrnsss; ii
yields ;E.:. -, lu =. e.. u4.cs 81 cotton. AMI f.oIi my to
seveniy.iT" Hu Ill Il corn -: acre, ruah:aG the platter
TO reaiiks Ia .Iia.!"r to ai-ra bales Ct Gotten per hand
Annually. lLa.r refused -, Per acre for ms place, bet 1
will makc an G:c!large 0: pat o; i: 70: GOOD negroes Oil
more re.-dGiG!" it.rl>. CiFrT great iTdncrmenis, and
persons w:,iiinI - dspssc Ci 3 part o. uLrtr negroes Tor
lard will 49,. IT,: :s.!n. f~4r"r"blc. aE' Inc place rs GOOD rs
~de:cTiEe!.
A. 10 ly ..-ro'.ihitit aud cLa;Acter | refer Il"
Hr53rs. l":pH", "a hrli / i., C0rrC.'ssiGt Me''haI.:',
.rE phi., T.nH.,
Mcs.rs VIZ .i 4 A!#:.. suI J hn ml:i = g., uGE.:i!s-
s.oU Merchants, ~" JT!rat;., La.
Rev c. X H!aTsn,! aud JuiSe II. +. Coos, i~icksharg,
Mis-.
For i."TticnIaIs, .i !r".- ':a, at Grand Lax, Ctcot coua'
Is, arNSaH>aS
Persons "i,L!., &" !Joa Al 80 :.lace Vii; H.! :anvryaa.r
from tnrir.
rug .s-!y II. Young.
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Ss'EfIAL tDiEGE;,

.n~,SOnA FOUNTAIN WAHTED.-Any
~ pers"a having one or more copper Soda Foun.
tails 10 dispose Of, at Il good p:icr, ~Iii Eate Immediate
application 1t TIE enquirer Office. Aug u
~raitGlSs.i CENTRAL RAIL
!5N iiuAb-:0TIGi: TO SOLDIERS on FUR
LoU"il The ioli"wins rre4rIhle and resolutions were
iichnoL,! the 2IEt day Of august, latl:
.Whcrras, TIE proposition Of WIN. 7. Joynes, Esq, for
| transporting persons in the military service, on Through by
REASON OF sickness, seems to admit OF a construction not
contemplated by so'Ie Of those who ussented to II, ana
| lr1ds 10 vay!ance Of actian, and SOME companies having
declined altogether to accetc TO his proposition
"Rcsalved, For The purpose OF ,ifcciing the sams uhi
fof miiy 81 acton. on this subject, wlI.ch has been attained
a. tie clar-" for the transportation Of The mails, troops
aid all Subjects Of freight Tor the Confederate Government
that the aci:aL li!'e seTrrsl raj. roads should brad follows,
viz:
THROUGH, RI: ulIrly made out BY their Commanding On
Ger, be ullowrd TO travel oil the came terms liked 10 be
Maid by the Government for the transportation OF troops,
viz: at Two GEMS per mile this privilege To apply to only
one trip each way, that il, going and returning" :,
This rule applies To sIcE and worspsn soldiers, a. we'll
US other PERSONS In the military service travelling with q
Through. rGii:eri ha"iG. IN H">otArLE nLscIIAHdE, and
.xIlihIiing he .Amc. will sc passed free. AL others will be
(rOth The Quarlr: Master. II. D. WIllTCOMB,
Aug AZ. General superintendent.
a~,SPEGllL h~i:EiCE.-TEN DOLLARS a
~ year So Yed a: the least calculation, by using one
Of Gr.han's SMALL STENCILS r0R MARKING CLOTH.
l>G. They cn-t nut sEvESrT.rITE CENTS. Sen; By mall on
T'S S.!", S .! ~ N s! pG'' Il r i.i'H?S All &s sH#cY nnAxps Tor
Flour, Tobacco, liquors. Machinery, SC, male to order
anu Satisfaction -iarahicci.
81. GRAHAM. Erand Gutter.
arXi ,icOc {" thr Columbian llotvi,
SiI";kor slip, i:lshmoni. Va.
eH~~. KNuirLGs& N5LFoEH
Life AMI Ere Insurance,
Herring, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine :iG:iTg, QLeltlIer and RubherJ
HeUsclT's Church and ether Bells,
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w.iSUINGTON COLLEGE =.

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
TyyIIE next Session Of this Institution will open on the hr-t
l. Monday 9th da!l OF October next.
In connection with the regular Academic Studies, Instruu-
ton will be given In fertilization, gurnery and tactics, ac-
~conpanied By regular drilling.
J. l.. CAMPBELL,
Aug 25-dtawictlst Oct Clerk OF Faculty.
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BANK Or PlrT:YLyA.IA.-The notas % this
bank are TO longer current in this city, orr
banks haTing for the last few days refused to
receive them. The brokers we're Offering to
purchase them yesterday, at twenty per cent.
discount, which, in the opinion IF snc;c, was
more than they we're really ~oTll:.
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SATANTED.-A lady OF three years experience u
w Teaching the higher English branches, FRENCH LAIN
Drawing. re. desires n situa lion at the South.
iJuexceptionable references given. Address TEACHER
Buckingham Court lou1c, Virginia.
Capt a-ctt