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WHAT A RETURNED VAN KEE PRISONER SAYS.

WHAT 4 RETURNED YAM KEE PRISONER SAYS.
Captain p. q. Young, who was lately con-
fined in this city at the Libby prison, arrived
in Washington on the 9th. A despatch in
the Philadelphia "Inquirer" Of the 10Th, says:
H., with Major c. ". Barney, of New York,
| was captured on the 2lst Of September,
| while on a horse back tour in the vicinity Of
Bull Ran, by the Thirteenth Virginia cavalry,
under Colonel ChuInbliss, n graduate Of West
Point. These prisoners sici't four days
pleasantly OF their way IN Richmond, and
were treated kindly by their captnrS and all
whom they met on their Route. The cavalry
| regiment was handsomely uniformed and
fully equipped. TheIu appeared to he an
abundance of salt, Hour, fresh beef and
shoes among the SOLDIERS, good discipline,
courtesy and kindness among the troops to-
ward 1no another, and no Thiskcy drinking
nor card playing.
Much comment is made By the rebel troops
as to the careless manner in which our dead
were buried on the plains Of Manassas. All
den0unCe Pope, but speak in complimentary
terms of Mcclellan. The country districts
IRE exhausted of food for mali and beast,
and, in consequence, apprehensions exist Of
great distress among the people during the
coming winter.
Everybody has plenty of paper money Of
all descriptions and denominations. The treat
lncnt of the Union prisoners at Libby prison
has been changed for tile better, and those
confined with Capt. Young had no cause to
coinplain. lie, with thirty others, were in a
large, cool and pleasant room, attended by
the guards and servants with marked kind
ness. The ~rations were served regularly,
and the sutler was constantly present. The
morning newspapers were served at daylight.
The Rebels troops are rapidly receiving
their new uniform, consisting of dark grey
wooden jackets, light blue pants, &c. They
say there is go lack of arms, and more can
non than can he used. The general impress
sion is that the war will not end till the ex.
piration of President Lincoln's term of office.
Everybody, however, is sick Of hostilities,
and the troops desire to return home. One
constantly hears the remark, "You may ex-
terminate, but you cant subdue Us"
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From Wilmington

r. DR.. Stoves. Of Mississippi, who went to
Wilmington IL rlfer his services TO the au-
thorities, has returned TO Richmond, anu IN
forms us that the condition Of Wilmington
has greatly improved 50 far as physicians and
nurses are concerned, and that the disease has
become more manageable. Provisions are
still needed and should be contributed.
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WHEAT, WHEAT.

BY rrlc"n" /" tie ah"ye cnier t,",n the Ajntant and
lrG.I r..tui Iiruernl- Office. II will IN. S.-.Ii that meler-
rlrT, u; .rinsI0i;utiTl Is given to all WHEAT sud
Il. til. Ii"veIhmrui 10 H.. rlu!.U,i II onr mills. III al
l:tinn. We respectfully mIo.Iu the fann"ls that we ale
prepared L. pIy in al Oh delivery, the highest mai
XII -IL..r l"r wheat ana wiIcn NECESSARY every possible
a->IsI. .li,.. " Ill In rrllJc;-i Ia cuLlIie thcin Ia Srt thr.r
wlri, Ia lnn,E"t with The lrasf delay they paying only
he actual east al transportation.
II i imIni fnut. IL we'll ir The intcic~fs al the far
RE, - tnr The Government, that all tie what IN c&-
I..,ri 81. tom. siuuil b. collected nnI ground ~ soon
a, Ir,%yI.r aud appeal Is therefore MADE both IL tie
If .ir-i AMI patriotism uf' the tiriI.rrs Ia give the G"v.
- nm,liI he IrIIs"i Ut their wheat.
HAAAI.I, iRENSilAW ! 10.
,rI ~ .LS
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THE BOARD of EXAMINERS,

(S1NvENED By special order No is, Ad;utsnt und ln-
spectnr Generals tlice, for the ex 'Gt alton OF APP
pit an = for appointments as Artillery Officers TN ordnance
cuty, will holL its fftfI examination GU Thursday, Oct.hef
10Th, the sixth On Saturday, 0cIoDer !S:h, ana the seventh
on T ,es!at, October Fist.
The EXAMINATION On the 2lst will be upon algebra, Tri'
gonorne1ry, Chemistry and Mechanics, as Applicable 70
OrdpsDce, and Of such az have undergone Ihe rAsniha ION
on the lower branches.
This will be Tue final examination held In Richmond, IN.
less otherwise ordered BY the Secretary Of War.
Applications to appear on Thursday, Saturday and Tues.
day, will be made at Major 8. %stauburyhs office, corner OF
Byrd and 7th st-ee,s, Oh Wednesday, Friday and Mouday
afternoons respectively. T. 8. RaErf, Uoi.,
Oct 6-t2lst0ct Pest Of Board.
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M'cLELLAn's HEADQUARTERS.

The ilagrrstown correspondent Of: The
Philadelphia inquirer" writes:
General McClcllan's headquarters have
been moved from the Antietam to a pTonl-
ncnt position near Harpsr's Ferry. Several
OF ms staff officers are at Frederick, which
has given rise to the report that the General
was in that city. Whatever the future dis
position may be, at present the above state
uent may be relied on as correct.
Hagerstown may be considered the base OF
operations as far as a large portion of our
army is concerned. Our streets are con-
stantly crowded with wagon trains moving
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e AitIK:sAftS, sc
r. O r G. f.
NOTICE
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Is PUlO-
MaC RAILROAD OPEN TO Fle~EDERIrKAEERG.

FnE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Il PolO-
MAC RAILROAD OPEN TO FREDERICKSBURG.
OrpIcg R. r. d r. X X. CoAs,aT,
RictmoDh, Oct .. lst2.
, ~ aud after MONDAY, 18th inst the &C "nmnt"!'o1
Train III hi, Company will o. run between iirhI9ni
AMI FIRE :rrirssihrg. Leaving Ri"h""ni daily nj BIS r.
u {. on.cting Al south Anna river with Il foot bIiig. aud
= tr.ia on The other side Or The river, Tor trer-rtc.sbGTs
ami intermediate po!ni-, arriving Al Frrd"ricks burg nj rle
T. 81, Returning. will have 1 red. i,ksburg At 3 oCIr,S
NJ Lrrat f.st At Milford. aud aTr!yt 10 RiciIIu"ni Al :.
u
- O4i,r t" thu accrssty Of handling baggage Aci".1
III: Foo Bride. only hand baggage ran he aIipRei.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
90. .ni n Ter TUESDAY, rS,h !ust-. y Fr-i-ht Traiu will
b. ruu ally. 'Saniays rarrI.i-.i) raeh " ay, brt" ern h,rir.
h,,rri nnt fr-hrri kvl'mrS, bJ way 81 'fgl0ia' I -niIA
,aii 'na: to Hanover Junction; THINE ty Say oi tlis road
10 Fredericksburg Lg.-.uf lititm,iiI from 'irsinin Cen.
tr.I p-,"I At ~. :. VI rrtnhin4, will leav- fTede6icts-
hurry a, Sr'GiD,g A Y A.L arrive In Ri'hDoud 1t 'hr-
.iiia i!cWI.l n,prt. q J 81 I, u. PTriglis !oF Isyiors.
VIII, Ju!.'iiD" Lt,I pant. Mes "ni. Eanst y" sent 70 Virginia
Lr!iral D-i"ut "a!is bri"re III" h0Gf vi z J. VI. -rfrish'F
los Asriau: nIt inteI mediate point, VIII be sent to Ria
l.-pot. F.e ,h:s IRWIN; IL vir, iDE. Central Depot by this
Coup ny. car-, must Dr reG.0rrd as promptly rs po:siv t..
SAMUEL Ruth.
superintendent.
i,rI ,p--l1t
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FOR COAL.
navy DEPARTMENT CONFEDERATE STATES,
ONCE ~ SrPD'T Coal C.S1hAcTs,

HAyY DEPARTMENT ~CoaFEDRaTG sTAIEs,
0fIIcE ~ SrPD'T Coal (.,S1hAcTs,
aichnoai, Oct iltn, 1862.
Si.LED PROPOSALS., 10 be endorsed Proposals for
- Goal, sad sddrr ssed to this Office, Will be received
:SSi /? o.rlocE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2lst, 1862, for the
'aTe;v ofrwo thousand z, o0N) toes of Coal, In Richmond,
.fslo=s viz:
a; lie Navy Yard, for use Of Steamers, 900 tons.
Navy Yard, ior use Of Shops, $50 F."
shocyoe Iron Works. $50 "
:ia:al hrdns1ce Shops. 400 "
Toiai. 2,0oD "
&c '0ai fol Use OF Stesmers TO be lump, aud free from
s-'hit iroa and other Impurities; that for the use Of the
'GiH saors, may be the run Of the niins.
ft'posa!s must state the uslity Of the Coal and the price
frf 'na, Of tSerty-t go hundred and forty l.,2iIj pounds
~, cid the hlgnts. rate Of delivery Pc month, I'LL the
sol ii An Icy is delivered. The 6rst delivery must be, IL
P,.!oie, Oh or before the LIST Of November next, and the
.a"e quantity old for, must be delivered BY the LIST No
'safe:, icc3, ur sooner.
'.a''ss OF "n- hopshead from each bidder to be furnish
az: IhT 'shockce Works. - that the Coal may be ties ed
Proposals will be received for furnishing the whole OF
;nhS o for each LOT, as expressed above, and the
'''' vii be subject u the inspection and approval OF The
8! dts o. The Navy Department. Ten (l0) per cent OF the
s~eHa; OF payment for each delivery 10 be reserved till
-: fo1pet;on Of he contract.
JOHN z. MITCHELL,
pi IL iuctslst superintendent Coal Contracts.
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to and from the different corps in this vicini-
ty. The business Of the place has increased
to an extent almost beyond its capacity. The
stores Of the merchants are filled with :rtl.,
stantial customers, and the hotels arr. ;r""'i
ell to Overlooking. 1t has grown to brrmnt-
ing 10 see the hundreds who arrive Oh The
cars, and in other conveyances, that con-
stantly hesicgo the different public houses for
accommodations, hut who are turned away
to seek shelter in private dwellings,.
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.si wia sell, VI public auction. nj Lonenbury Court
~ iiou.r, Oh the 10Th dsy OF NOVEMBER next, Chat
,:a. cCcit day. - Negroes, DeIoug ng TO the rsiate Of
t:ris ln:i-, deed viz:
a 7si. ,Lle woman and three ~ct.ilIreu. = very likely
ycsas aoriau. With her first child. b h Tou"n ar so0d
:co.. =as.eE. aud ironers, I'D ono Of rhe arry good
50 ,:s:;Tr,, The others ,p.iehtiy roys aud piriS,
is;r= "ii the day OF sale.
FREDERICK LsSlfR, Ai'rnr,
l. DAVIS, decd
r Mn,, 1 SOS 1ucts. net 1n-8ws
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OrfIcE Asst. QUAETERM,sTER, !
Stevenson, Ala, Aug. 20th, 1862. !

You arc hereby ordered to strip your corn
and collect your fodder without delay, hus-
band it with care, and deliver it to the officer
in charge Of United States Government Wagon
Trains, who will give you memorandum re-
ceipts which will he taken up at this office
with proper certificates. An immediate com
pliance With this order will save you much
nuut,lt. {
b. command Of Maj. Gen. Buell.,
5. PiEEINs, JR.,
Capt. and ASSISTANT Z NJ.
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~ RI

A HAND. HuUK FOX TIiF PRACTICE OF WAX, ir the
use Of Military Men III all Arms AID Countries. HON II
Manuscript written in lsI5, by q General OF that Tine, and
revised In 1855, In harmony with the knowi.ise and ar
aat.izaticn OF the present Iuy--ith Edition, pocket sisc-
IL p~laes-lsaI paris-wi:h M A Appendix "UN THE FOR
NATION OF TROOPS FOR COMBAT" by General 10
mini.
Transmitted from the French by NJ. \. ~ParjiEon, attached
To TIE Stall OF B'Igadl-I General II. 4 Wise
WEST & JohNST0N, Publishes,
rrt I-lms kitrinJnd, Va.
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nss RIcHMoND IE(r,flJ
,..z,p pAity, sSMl-WBEKLY h wHRKLs,
: NC ryI,ER. WISE 4 ALLEGRE-
TERMS.

'ff"
r.rsK-f For qua year, ten dollars for SIX
~ -. i've dollars. n" s"'sSFipt'"" "'ei'ea 'f less
c'a ~ wrryEIy-F1r one year six dollars for six
fS' I, dollars and fifty cents. No subscription
z'ai"S; ~, mss than six mouths
.tiEeSw one year, three dollars; for six
"SS ,wo dollars. 30 subscription ncoired for las
'sa ~ niSTilats crsl..:ing their Post Offices, will
- s .",s tie uanls Of she Post OGIo, at which they
i=FI,,n il the habit OF receiving their papers.
!,'s "s" ADYHRTls.%G.
= li.-si ~ less, one insertion, 10 70
q: ~'" L.s,. additional insertion, %
Il. ,..ath. vi,hoa: sitsrat,os & tn
(a-a' u w
six ~ W
rs,y.. IS @.
Lies uiua;ts. 10 o.
re''iaS III %
rssIrs" 81
,ly,,t.,s.u.A,s to be soos;l.rsa 3, the month
. - srslsai 90 The manuscript, Or previously
49, I'M. L-;w--,. The parties.
I.I.'.' lrr. i,ar,meai not marked on the copy for . epe-
~ ,mhtr ~ ,n-.rliIhs will be continued until order
- "a n,,r,rar erae,sd accordingly.
:. .L,- "rt Enthusiastically avoid my misun-
81 .I tho ,.ti VI ;ho Annual Advertisers, 1t 10
-: =. s.s;a ;:Al5r.ly. that their privileges only ax,end
go t,a,n.I:4,s basin 'ss. Eeal Estats, Legal and all
80" s,,,,,mnn'> sant by than to ha &C additional
~ al sn vs',sii"n.
- g.t,,. xad ilsasral Agaass' Advertisements
...,f-: hy the Year, but In lie charged Ut the
-" -.. ,sr;.I Ia snah discounts n. shall be agreed
- s,ensrs, sad yearly advertisers generally, en-
u Fl, mora .irsrs>, with the plivilass OF change,
49, 4: ~. ;hs!r yearly average, Ia ANY zoe week, In
:n.a the 4Ihaunt sgtesl upon ss the standing
:, T.: ;t4 sralrsst, and all exceeding such amount
!. 4. 81 S;Ih- dHhnl rasH
80 .s.Ha..msuis inserted Ia the Semi- W sakly b.
:, ;sSr+ peu square VI : liRes Or loss for the trst
u 49,. ia t-aI- por hquaro for EACH Continuance:
'- w...iy Is cahta for each Insertion.
80, u. nU,Ig,..-, nni Tributes VI Respect, sIessiihs
49, -r .h-,s-i for as advertisements.
-, ,,. ,rrm . itstauoe thusI BE- accompanied With
.rn',,.::s pay, Or satisfactory reference, to tnsnrs exc
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IENT NNVT'I
Alii"T !NSr'k GeNI.'S OFFICE, /

alLi'r 4 !NSl'k GfNL.,S OFFlGE,f
RICHNOaD, Oct. :, l'6!.
GENERAL ufpl.HS,}
Nn. I'll.
XXI. .il;.r Ihi- dale M application wa l." r'"'ivri
Inr "AIln.!nlun hy lie. Hnari ~ ''l'i.. ~. appointed
Inirr ti-lriil u,irrs No. o.. rnT,rml AIRS, :t rU-
I'll Officers Tor urIIllrry Ia t." assign Il la
nlinIm,. duty rN,''ut imm Officers and iriyIt'' n'w
~ ,rrvir.. or iinm officer, and Private, i"y uG 81
.tvi,r 10y na.-nu ul wounds r,,riycd III bnltlc.
ly tui.,mind al e'trt.Iy al War.
JOHN WITHERS,
Assistant A,JulHnt ,icurial.
oct. s-l~. lWhig copy one week.
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THE Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.
The stock market was very active again
to-day, and prices well sustained, although,
as for some days back, the amount of stocks
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FAYETTEVILLE, y. C.-Wc learn from the
"UbsGrvcr' that there has been no case Of
fever at Fayetteville sirre the three from vii
mingtnn heretofore reported. Tbs town IL
now unusually healthy.
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OFFICE OF TIE z 81. GESERAL,
RIcHMuSb Va, Oct. ., lso2.

OFFICE OF TIE Y M. GESERAL. [
KICHuISb VA, Oct. ., ls62.
0 TIE OF. RrERMAsTEtis Of The
CONFEDERATE srATFs
transportation lo- the reInAins of ds'rased officers and
:ati -r., and their escort1, al lie expense OF the Govern
--o;, u: heel so} prohibited ~ hfEES.
QunrIe ma ter General.
a. HewsoapeIs in thu riie, Of Mobile, savannah,
2,iisstor. Montgomery, Jacks ON and ciananooga, which
), authorized TO puolis'. The Laws IF he Confedeia ale
: s:c., are requested 10 publish tie above notice Tor one
-aath, aud : nd accounts Ia duplicate IL the 1ransporta-
.. II III "a. ior pawn, ut. Oct lin
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go REWARD.

ifiti at've reward will be paid Tor the delivery 10 ns Of
] aEaf MAKE, about eight OF min. years I'D, ahcul Il
49,: i.h, having lei nnder ir taken up. The -aii Mare
;.ae iacse Thursday, On Pearl Street, hawEg nj saddle
-slrgfais % ner. FaEiFSICK C01K,
H-pry Rahe-,s,
ranlp.t al the old Race TRACK, |
>:;i2l- i'm. Spar Howarl's G nSt. |
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VallandiEhaln oh tina Stumn.

This gentleman Is hu.ily engaged III can
vassing hia old district, preparatory to the
election shortly to be held. The Middle
town Ohio journal" says that in 4 speech
at Post Town, he declared the President was
3 disunionist said the sun, mpnh and stars
would turn III gore before lAr North can
conquer the South" and spoke of the army
oil The I'ninu Al Carrying the "hlarl. ila..''
The journal" asYa:
H. exhibited & five dollar gold piece, and
said TINT whom democrats were in power that
was the currency; but now this is the kind,
holding in view an old Continental bill0
and five hundred of them will not bny a loaf
Of bread, and 10 one year the man who has a
pocket full Of "Green Backs" will not he as
rich a. the man who has twenty-five cents in
his pocket to-day.
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SICK AND WIIiNnEn SNI.nIEIio.

4 III. sick and w,lnlrd suL.lIrr, arriving ~ III hnI"nd,
n will he aImittrh I ih- krr-iyirg Hospital, tat he
To, TER Of Hr.rr aud !rv. al rnh -rrerts,l WHERE they will
receive AL necessary sur lcai au:htIon, ample u"urishn'nl
Gnd u he'd.
An discharged, iuriCuehed 8ni rarOlei suiiers. who ar
five her" sick . w0unlrt I, vii also ut received ieap0ra-
iii, ~ this instilui.on, and Il proper disposition made Of
thrm. (Urt l-6l
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He told his rri-nls that General Pope was
a Republican, and that he calne to Washing
ton boasting that he saw nothing buLthe backs
vi til. rebels in the South western depart
men, that as General Mcclellan was q Demo
Graf, the administration tnok division after
division from him.
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HItIDkN1)

fTJHE President and nn rcturs al the Exchange Rink o
4. Virginia, ut Richmond, Endt, "utlI0rity Of The Legisi.'
turr, have declared a dividend out ~ the pr 'tis Of the 10
stitutiun 10 the 3Jth June last, Of IIE' per cent, payable 1T
this aud the other depa' tm' MS OF u. bank t,pon saiisfsc-
tary evidence bling shown Of ownership.
W. T.. STRUTliEH,
Ger I3-Iaw Cashier.
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E&E. Observation-Disclosures Shorter. Of Al
ALBANIA, has called ali extra session Of the Lc-
eislaturc of that Slate. 1t will convene al
MinigoIne;y y, on the 2Ilh of October.
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One of Buell's Orders.

The following order was served on an old
gentleman, eighty years Of ags, living in the
ncighborhnol oil Stevenson, Ala. while the
country. We give it without comment. 1t
speaks for itself:
OFFICE Asst. QUAITERM,sTER,}
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uTEI''S BATTERY.

uTiI'S BATTERY.
fpIIIE undersigned has been 'epu'- - recruit for "Orry'
battery, luY In CharI' sUwn, k.I,s1Lt EQUITY. Thh
Is oae at the mott s-'rct companies u i- @rsice being al
together composed Of young Renth nci from this cliy. !
can always he found at the store oil * !! nwney. Corner
I'll and Is, DAD s .rtis. e. &. FiNNEf.
ort in-Gt< ptry iattrry
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Rr,EAsEn.--Judge Walker, late editor Of
tho New Orleans Delta" has been released
from confinement ut Ship Island.
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Rukmpnb Enquirer,
From the Army,

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. II. ls6a.
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INTEREST BEAEiSU NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. C.. 8 Ar
RInrS.rl. Ia Il 4 lsEO Z

NT'Hh"TDI 55Pt y. J
lSTEIiC so.ice IL hsr-bJ giv.n that Congress hiss duly
aE;hosi1- ii the Esual payment ~ ihl-rest on the
= Treasury notes. Thu irt.r II doe OF each n0ts on
IL a. isy u j.I I'd v us1', wl!! lac p:td "'ho I~rspsctiTe
seas Z . sssnrn at a. The -, su.t Or ii any dvposi-
- 80. Gorsr.urn t. ca hlEM.iNuEE,
49, :. din S-e.tn,y Of The Tres.nry.
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DIRECT HEOCGlI TO LEXINGTON WITHOUT
NGlNG 0AT
4 n IL Irth-r E0t;ce, commEncing on The 18th iestsnt,
u our - al ra.i-r. will leave Richmond IN l.r 'oiioW
Ing order
Boa, Ink. Captai; Wilkinson. Monday. at T. "
Boa: Ns shall, Captain Refer, Weautsdiy, al . Pm.
Beat fsdc SOD, Capt. ALL Yesrman, Friday, AT ) pm
Par ia n tts.fr. ~ Vr
l.'hclourg %
ellington. - "
Buchanan ....... =. ...........,.....3 40
Price NJ Meals. 5c.
The Coiuu'bis Boat, Captain Waoing, will continue it,
trips ssususi X. EDloND q W.
Oct. ~
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES,
DYLR. AND HiS. WM /. IUE.'S n,
II And Sire. MARY ANT G,FFOSn,
fredericksburg, Va.
r.. mex. session will ro-Tnen-e IN ,e LIST OF October
s:rt.
-. "a rr!cus!rs app " to NM y JO9NsnN,
..p,.r-!m- fredericksburg Virginia.
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f1u;E asat annual meeting Of ii stockholders OF the Or.
iatr aud A'exandri4 hai'rc.i Coz paay, will be held
=. 80. o1ics Of the : ompany. N Lyn3thnrs, an Thursday,
=. @h iay Of November -nsuihr, ~: IL O'Clock A. "
r, d. isr o.: Tia Directory. J. Il. REID,
o., ,.-ta Clerk.
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WM. II. REDWOOD l. CO..

WM. II. REDWOOD !. CO.,
w IL q L. + y = l.. a. 4 N u it 4 : III
-Dr.LERS IN
MANUFACTURER, TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
Just received u barge and assorted stock Of To.
ILL BAcCn, of various hEandl, and Tor sale al rra-cnhblc
prices. Also Il !ut OF nur H,rASA CIGaIs, Fancy Pipes,
Envelopes, and Emosing foba:co, TO which We n'ltr the
attention Of nur T. ien,ts AMI thu public generally.
W. II. i 20.
Corner franklin and LII, str"tis,
nrt Iu-tIst A.Dvs Riuhmnul.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE iNSTTrrTE

SOUTHERN FEMALE iNSrTfirE
RICHMOND. VA.
utu.> I,"itI;t.n ~.iI la r.-"r.ETd o. IA. let NON
I FAT 10 iAiv:rt .e1. Nth : fuil caIp- of tnstruc-
-, ,s every 4+psrtm-rr Far t"rnA. &c. apply TO the
f,;ss.rai II Len fhwsl.L, A. NJ,
50. -. t:x n. Eichm md. Va.
4tacfs !f..rIi:E'a &9kxSiNE AND DAY
SCrt.lL. pa Sui'ad LnuiEA
d. tsist =. :-kasr RrT%EvS fAIs;' Al. RnGRTE.
~ IS OF this S:to"l Gill Il. IaBrU,-i OF the
Z :lRST u ae1J rGriHhL,
"a: :;s.ci4n or particular: aTrlJ To
az it-icm< nrS. J1nGH ,il.Ut~ruh
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CHI RAILROAD.

mt QtARTE GufnE.--Bting n conplls'
- ';cil the Army Regulations and ntheI sources BY b.
."S-teil, Major aai Y i.rtrrm ster, P A. :. Pficctl'
:. =al 81 IS
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ADA BYRON MINORS
snARDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL,
II OAKLAND, NEAR CHESTER,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
80, commence the lST OF OCTOBER next, and con-
W ;are ill July lst, ls63.
TERMS.
E.; l. rlai,nc Ta-hins ...... ............ --.SidU OO
r,a;el IL sGa"sa. ..--......'.-.... ..--...-.. wv
Music,
Instrumental and Vocal together
-,.u .-...... o. oO w
=. ....E -,.........---. .......... $500. ~ W
pAYNSSrS
h...t,i; I>i Of October, the balance the lith Of Feb.
~ f-p!s viii furnish their lights aud towels.
Address \. u. niNUR,
80 = 80. Chester, Va.
EDUCATION.
,I.VI',; ~n;loycd, 10 MY dacchters, a competent
III :. =. e.. I'll Al a. hotrde 5 Two Y.ung Ladies
>. y.!.. 3. -sio., commencing Gctuh.. 18th aud end.
:: Aa.GlI ,..vs
.I-a: ! :. n, $50: taf payable nj -.tfanre, half
- -. "ar II, Amelia c"uu'y Va.
Iii,-ir' wM. q. HARRISON.
Mrs. RA%E BrNNETr'S SCHOOL
.,.nLc:e. IL r.. aew School Room, on 9th rt.est,
- .s.. Gay, - "EDNFsDAY, October 9Th.
G%s from eight to eleven years VI age will be received.
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