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ROston Weekly Bank Statement

FOsrON, Tufsdiy, AllflI . To-
1be wseklx fotiny % the Bsnk. she the fol ~
apital % 81. 100 Due TO other belhs
ieans and discounts Oh ,O'Wo DepoNn.'' s5Icsl
specie ,....,........ Bhl'W"l 'hcusi'"''"' ~
nnofg!. otL,r Iagki 9lJ'f"l
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1851.

W. Lave Tie vote u these towns ait yrbE a hand
5ut there "a gain Tor Buckingham ia every one, and Large
ons IN most Of them.
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A 1890 APnl 81 JOUR dull. Wsrl4 o..,er Co.'s
-. n.y. Posk dol s. 30 ~. RrCei,r.. 4G0o bbj.
AZ ZOO onsn Whou 1909 hush. Cofu. fIcatssy
''@ 'oLD ei.na.ysd. N'"A'N'
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SIDDEIDlD Or Inland no, TO-.

SURRENDER or BLAND no, 10.
Everything YIELDED TO our FORCES,
The Rebel Forces On the Tennessee
Shore OutAanked.
THEY BUN AID LEiTE THEIR BlTltBlES'
COM FOOTE'S OFFICIAL REPORT.
THREE GENERALS TAKEN
Six Thousand Prisoners Of War,
ONE HUNDRED SIEGE PIECES,
GENERAL FIELD BATTERIES.
small-Arms, Tents, Wagons, Horses,
and Provisions.
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spiLina she Enemy Gun,-l Gallant IN
ploif-The Grcnt storm-Jbr Floating
Unitery Driven Awny-Hcbri stenner
Burned Communication with Gen
pope-From the Tennessee f-i'er
Southern Unionisi- Eniistiag- Missouri
Rfspouds 10 CHARACTERIZATION.
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THE WAR IN The SOUTHWEST.

TWO aEEsEE BOATS TaE&ES.
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The Rebel Forces On the Tennessee
Shore OutAanted.

THEY gry AID LEAVE THEIR BlTlERIES.
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York the contracts for the plates paper end printing
-, the fifty millions registered and coupons twenty
svs mions each.
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COM. FOOTE'S OFFICIAL REPORT.
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small-Arms, Tents, Wagons, Horses,
and Provisions.
OUR IOSS-NOT A MAN.
THE OPERATIONS AT NEW MADRID

Special Di.patcl to TIE n. Y. Tribune
WAsHlNGIos. Tuesday Apri 1907.
The following dispatch was received by the
Nav Department this morning:
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THREE GENERALS TAKEN
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EVERYTHING YIELDED 70 our FORCES,
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GENERAL FIELD BATTERIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24
The Very Latest.

The very latest intelligence from McCiallans ar.
my is up ni day Saturday, aud is eonlaiued In q.
dispatch received la PhiiaieIpi Saturday night
II aays:
Early last night III. enemy commented erossi.lg
The Shephsraa.own bridge aud fUrais above ana
below IT, During ite night hcC!elial a,iy ansad $.
battery and shtiled them ifa4n he a,.Tc,:nMipg
bills
The dead and wounded found his morning eeie
dence the ability oi sigaa officers ii. directing
he OF the guns.
Oli d+s pveIing tie mosemeG. OF tao sneiny. ar
IS t'iis morning aensTa Pleasanton dispatched
pursuit with two batteries and two ginenfs
of infantry, through gap a: high hills, aud lie
saeceedei in cutting off larga amount CT their
a,,aunii on, suppiisa. tc, bes.dss small portion
of General Maaey Gregg ScatL taraiins brig adr.
General fea3anton sIeilrd TIE enemy with fleet
ss they passed through the raVine.
The last seeH Df the enemy they were hyi1g in
he direction Of Winchester, AMI il IN supposed they
would retreat prseipitateiy On 10 Richmond
Oar entire army had crossed Antietam creek iLia
nioru,ng. aud was tnEsaed between Aniet afn crets
and the Potomac, opposite Sheph-fdstown a.sd
there was every evidence that Mecieilsn would
cross ths river.
The loss o ksaeyaf ana field eE.fsys in arr Gray il
so large as 10 DC anaceoaHtatts.
Hebsi dsssrtnrs Represent tie loss OF The enemga
officers ~ equally hsyere. 1t was unde, gtood HAT
GepefN Burnside has crossed Into Virginia via Har
psr Ferry. AMI moving On the enemy.
Deserters report thxt the recent movement of the
rebels IN escaping into yirgtnia entirely COR,
.iucted by St0newai Jackson, ihs other ehei off.
ears, Les, Longstreet &e-, brns eitllas wounded ~
too unch fsfieued TO be- efficient.
They nlso state that il was believed in the rebel
srlay that force Of Union troops had pllssal
through Thoronghfara Gap and intercepted iLes
advance. tnd they supposed this movement was
under the direction ut sigri, Of whom ihsy si.iid
Ia great dread.
HARRlsRU RG, Pa, Sept 20--A MA Dispatch
received 1t official qilarirrs mp 70 this hour snid
night. from pArson who yisited ihe battle leDd,
reports ths rebsi loss two 10 S,r spe. Their dead
were lsft unku1sd, and Tho wupn1rd iunnd shes
Ter in harms An1 woods aiong The whsle sseic g
W1ltnusp Nt, Wkhfs tho sneSny has 40 dalt,H
cfosssd with jks rsiansat Of kis array.
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INCIDENTS OF TIE EfGHr-

Tie Fifteenth Massachusetts, went into action
with six hundred men, ana eanie ont with aboui
TWO hundred uninjdred, the rest Killed, wounded
and missing.
The Washington Artillery, of New Oileane. was
the lsst battery Of the eneIay firing l1-,
evening, all the rest having previously be10me 81
lent II is supposed that waot ot slniaunii1D WAS
cause of the Stacking OF tL- rebel fire in yhe
latter part of tie dsy. Oar we'll served ai.d Ma
uierons batteries however, did The ,aost towards
seIcing the enenlys batteries Ia the afternoon
The rebels Were using The ammunition captured n
HaFpers ieny with more effect ttan their lIg1ssl-
nition usei in the morning The enemy used al
It's engagement railroad iron, SlUgs aid smooth
stones as missiles of destruction
Among the officers who were reported killet; yss.
terday General Mansfield. Brigadier Generals
Hartsufi and Max Weber daussrcltsiY and it
is feared Inortally wounded. Col. George l.. Be;,
of the Tenth Maine regiment, wounded ia h.
iieshy part OF both thighs ana lieutenant Co 0nei
Jas. Fi.lebrown, OF the regiment is danger
ousiy wounded ia the bfeast.
II is reported that General Mcclellan in a ias,
OF truce asking the enemy 10 surrender but he
wotiid not do IL.
General Mcclellan narrowly escaped injury from,
the rebel batteries during tie heish'h of the
ment on the Igtt wing. He had ricdeh down to
give some order relative 10 /. change OF positon,
VIXEN the vDeierOus shouts and cheers ot The inf..,.
try attracted the attention OF the enemy who i'm.
me.siately opened apon the spot with shell, " hoh
killed several horses of the body guard and woui,-
Ell a number Of men in the reigtborhood.
flag OF truce was sent out yesterday by one OF
our Coloneis, requesting that the rebel sharEghoot-
ers be prevented from firing upon our surgeons a
tending the wounded on the field The flag was
met by Gen. Roger a. Pryor, and 0re OF Gen. Han.
cocks aids WAS gent down To meet Pryor. As tie
proceeding of the Colonel was unauthorized, no no,
ice could be given To the request, although il WAS
evident that The lebeis desirous of an asIais.
tice, but too proud To nsk IL The respective par.
ties finally returned 10 their lines, regarding The
whole affair q HiisuIdera: anding Uf military
usages ard hcre the matter rested.
The Irish brigade suffered terribly in ths bath
ou Wednesday last. They were ordered 10 eLarg-
oyer y panel tenee at the brow oi Il ill and some
IL them were over and others apan the fence when
the rebels In ths cornield beyond opened upon
KEN u .sssrderous tire. Gtn hieaghers horse was
SHOT under him, and bullets passed through his
el0t.es He eseaped unin,nred, however
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=. ARrIFIclAL rEErH-THE cHEopLAs.

~. ARTIFICIAL TEErH-THE CHEOPLAS-
~ TIC AND VULCANiTE PROCESS.--6 w
JON rs, DENTIST, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied of its
absolute superiority over all other methods, can
with confidence commend ii 10 those desiring full or
partial sers OF teeth and especially such may be
dissatisfied with those 'hey now using. The
perfect adaptation OF the plate to the mouth, and
the suction thereby secured, enables him to insert
more teeth nitaou5 clasps. This method hsv-
ing been adopted by those standing highest in the
profession North and South, testimonials will be
gwen and specimens Exhibited to those wishing To
them. Sets of Teeth. gold any other plate,
viii. OF course, be made for those preterfing thesn
Z ling, Cleansing. Extracting, aud all other opera.
ions gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth ex-
acted by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
sg- 0fdee Main street, opposite Corin.liisn
do. II
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usLLINER &c.

MILLINERY GOODS, a01 BhOAD STREET
Ifk MISS TEApLEMAN is now prepared to offer
tue trade 3 large supply OF articles in tn, above
line among which shs would mention French Bonnet
Frames French Bonnet Silks Super Super Black
1affetas, do. for dresses; Bonnet and Velvet Rib
bonS; Ladies' and Misses Kid, Silk ami Thread
Gloves Ladies and Misses Shoes Black Lace
Vets; Black English Grape. Most o. the above are
selections from q recent arrival in q Confederate
port. sc a0-dlni*
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR LADIES'
/ MISSES, AND BABlES.--l laws for sale 100
Black Fancy Strssr B0NNETS, fol the fall trade.
Price low for the lot.
se 23~ijtS Il. KING, Scourer
AEfLLIN ER Y.--My store will be closed on
Itt THURSDAY and re-opsned MONDAY
29si with a full assortment OF MILLINERY.
MADAME son.
s<y' .My store is closed every Saturday and Sun
day. So 23-at*
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MEDICAL CARD.


bR. LUME, of the old Medical House. confines
himself mainly 10 Office practice on Franklin
street, ittls below The Exchange Hotel, and dag
onai!y opposite odd Fellows Hail. where ssfnl
and confidential treatment may be obtained on req.
sUnaoln terms. iloSe WHO have been exposed 10
certain contagious ailments, are invited 10 call
early.
Communications by mail. or otherwise. promptly
attended 70. Office open from l. NJ till 3 p. H.
my 4%--iA RICHMOND, Va.
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arnaisa from Maryland and their pursr;f nsaa ,ts
northern desert OF Virginia constitute ssoat s,tb
stantisi sneeess. and one which will probably prove
ultimately fatal TO the pretensiors OF the rebel
Conieasracy. These views led 10 rsae wal of
speculation. and prices of oil deserirtioas moved
upward rapidly ~ -
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

n. C0KSs, MONS. CALLOsITIES,
- NAILS, &c.--Rich and poor, young and old,
subieet 10 severe suffering from these Distress
ing diseases, oecaaioned either from inattentou or
WHIST is still worse, the dangerous OF the knife
IF. SCHULTZ, whose treatment for adj affections
Of the feet is painless, may be daily consulted from
4. 81. TO } =. 81
offiCE-W. ~ street Hotel, Wall street
...t =
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- THE subscriber has removed his EFlUE
- TO NJ ~ Main IT, (over S;riders skirt nlsnu-
factory where he will bs pleased to see all who
ln:.y Heed his services. Best references given.
81 Il. Bi.ANkaiAN Surgeon Dentist
~ S2-lmF Formerly of Fr.lefc&s bnrg, Va
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u, NOTICE. - Tue PASSPORT OFFICE
- y from this date, wiu be opened daily from 8
o'clock A II. 10 O'Clock T. NJ. and on Sundays
from 4 TO p. IL II. GRISWOLD, Prov. Mar
Richmond, Sept. 23i, lso2 Tse 23--:,tl
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TorHG SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS

<. TO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS or
~ ANDERSON DI5TRIGT, s. C,---E Esitdar..sel-
afers aud Citi-ers. Asshs tine for electng mem
bers 10 the Legislature il drawing very neag. and
AZ the highest qualifications are now necessary 10
State iegssatonr ws present two names, possessing
those qualifications to eminent degree, tn your
confederation as candidates to represent us in The
state Legislature; Col. RANDELL, Of Pendieton,
and Major ]. c. WILLIAMS, of Beiton. These
gentlemen are well known many of you as hon
est men and coed citizens besides, their claims to
represent us, apart from their fitness for tue posi-
:h'n, arising from their having for fifteen months
served ia the ranks, having many years passed the
igr at exenIption, and having iops their full duly
AMID perris and harashils, without murmurins or
solicitation Of office. should now be rev arird
Let place fellow citizens our old ineu in couu
90. and force issgartis aud oiiiceseskers at home
10 deir proper place in the ranks, with mitskes or
sabre, to fight fer thair esnnry
SAML f. MAYS. Brooks Troop H. L.
p. f. MAXWELL. - ="
J. MILES PICKENs. a a
Fsitoe- Satdias and Citi1ers
We, the undersigned, who In the above card
have been recommended as suitable and proper
persons tn represent your District in the State Leg
idatGre. take this mode of announ erg ourselves
- csndii es :, As we will be de, ane:i in the ssr-
vice until the 4ih OF Sepsenber there will be little
or no opportunity OF appearing before you III per-
son.
Al present the war is the all absorbing subject
betore you, and mast eDgfoss the attention Of
State Legislature and the &. s Congress. Having
volunteered IS proof that we believe in lighting for
our rights. We believe that the war should be
prosecuted with vigor and determination, and that
Il should be aggressive, il our peace aad ndspend
eaea cannot otherwise be attained
La ing served IN the raaks. fourteen or ft. sen
ni1ntasf we sYrapas uize with our feilesv-sol
dsars, and whstever measures for FoHr good iiiat
play be brought before your Legislature shall re-
eeiye our hearty support, if VIC are elected
This Is tie first time in lives have sought
rutiic Office. We hope that you will give rs your
votes
Respectfully your obt sery't5.
CARVER RANDELL.
al 22-iawow kF IRA G.. WILLIAMS
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NI0TiCE-RfCHMO and DANJILLE II.
IN K-CHAN6E Or SCHEDULE.--f)n and
alter Wednesday, October lst. lstia, the ihron gh
Passenger Train on the Richmond aad Daasille K.
r. will isavs RichmonA III q o'clock IN the after
noon, and returning reach Richmond n an early
hour 10 the M0raang
Further pprtienlAsa viii be given In The tinss Is,
hls which viii ha advertised Etiss la ths lsi pelr
JAS. a LESTEKs
~ 2a--A 0sssraa Ticket Assnt.
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HARDWARE. sADDLERY, &c.


4 n0ST desirable supply, just received at
"A SCHAAP'S China Bazaar, s05 Brosd street,
between 4;h and 5th
CHINA AND GLASS WARE-Cups and Sa.,-
GERS, Plates, Mugs, Ewers Gnd Basins, Chambers,
Bed.Pang Bowls and great. variety Of goods
suitable for Hotels and Restaurants. Tumblers,
Goblets, etc, etc,
TIN WARE---Coffee Pots, all sizes and kinds !;
Baking Pans. Wash. .Tins Tea Kettles Cloth Boilers
Feos-fubs, Water-C -Cans, Siop- Buckets, Spitto0ns,
Sauce Paos, CoAl Scnttles Csnteens, Cups. etc.
HARDWARE-6uperfne English Table and
Pocket Cutlery; Silver Plated and Britannia Tea
and Table Spoon Forks, Ladies', Castors, Old Do.
minion Coffee and Tea Pots. CandleStieks. Tea
Trays, etc. az
LOOKING GLASSES--With ard without stands
FANCY G0ODS--b sud Pocket Bo0ks. Pocket
Mirrors, Pistols; BaekSsnDou. Chess, ard Draught
boards and Msu; violinA Accordsoas. Wool Csrds
Spaniding's Glue, Combs. BraaAes. Guitar and vic-
lin Ssrings Lubin's Extracts an6 sthsr supefiou
PeTfuu,efies, Soap, Wax Maichss ETC.; and . supo
rios assortment OF niNsayy Aceeutrsmspts. sue6a
Hayersacks. Spurs Pocket Drinkine Cup6 etc, Il
LEON 60HAAI4
10 2}--6s. Sc6 broad ~ bat ~ ~ Tk
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DEPOT ARMY coaMlTrEE Y. NJ. G. A., }

Richmond. Sept. i5th 1862.
y AN AfPEAL.-The recent engagements
~ of our army on tbs Potomac have added
greatly to the number OF wounded soldier in the
hospitals OF the city and surrounding couatry.--
The Ladies' Soldiers aid Society and the ArIuy
COMMITTEES Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
toa, iii full cooperation with each other are con
siaoy receiving aud distributing contributions and
supplies Tor tia Hospitals throughout the State
We woCd again earnestly appeal to our friends to
seld us such contributions and supplies as will en-
able US tc make ample provision for the comfort CT
orr sick aad wounded soldiers during the a..
proaching winter months. We are confident th:.s
the generosity Of o,ir Southern friends needs no
other stimulus tilan i knowledge of the necessities
OF the gsiaut soldiers who are making such SAG
Iitices foc the security OF our dearest rights.
so io-6s WEI p. MUNFORD. Chm
~ SOfICE.--The annual meeting of the
- stockholders o. sha Bank OF Richmond will
take place al ;heir banking house Oh FRIDAY, the
"a October. lcG2. J. b. MACMURD0
q LJ-.,t. (,y.hirr
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1 SHLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

- AIRS. 4IEFEr- viii open sehQoi for boardsrs md
day scholars on the g,th os September and close
toe second week in July. "
Sue will be assisted By a competent teacher, and
no pains will be spared for the advancement OF pu
pills.
TERMS:
Board, half payable in advance exclusive of wash.
ing -..-....-....... $3.50
Iuition primary department. nt...---........ 80
Tuition higher English Observation-Disclosures. 40
Music on Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10
French. n,
cne or two families with children large eaougfito
enter school can also be accommodated
S. A. TIFFEY.
Ashland, Sept. l2, 1864. Sc l5--l3t*
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THE BtTfIE.TtElp.

The battle WAS fought in tie valley Immediately
west of that poiticu o; Tia. Eius Ridge kut.ru ~
the Sonth Mountain, and tn he ANA iicf IA Of
Sharpsbgtrg, almost ia ii 8emaircie she concase
side of which IL tu The town .'niikS most Of she.
valleys III this Blue Ridge cunHtyv this vaiisy b.;
not lev el spot In it, but rolls Into euneaoes u ri.
dimensions, froin the little knoll thai youf horse
Saiiops easily to Tie IA! her high hills bat make
lin tug like mue. Many of the depressioys ,.
tween these bills are dry. and afford admirable
cover for infantry against artillery. Others ate
Wstered by The deep harrow snd crooked Anse-
tam, stream that seems 10 observe decornla IN
respect to It's course, but has 10 be crossed every
len minutes, ride which way you will Shafps.
burg lies on the western side c, ;as val
ley, and a little 10 the south from orr
point OF view Right across the val ey from the
northeast runs the turnpike from Bncnsbor t9
Sharpsbarg. Two little viiisEes-Porterst rvga and
heetersvilie, OF Ee-dysvilieia the eastern eide
OF the valley, at the 10 II The South Mountains
Numerous fine farm huassS dot ala. VALLEY in every
direction some standing cat plainly and bodily or
the hill fops, oshers tA.t hidden down iils iiti
slopes and th lie LARGE table harus aiuai
then aud Ileir orchards al ttaeS, ;he53 A!isi
eric happy snd qn,et Eo;nes greatly enrich ,hs-
view, AT least 10 the eyes uf rld canIaigaers-
Nearly every pert ot tLe valley Is ua,or tnltVa
iun, and te is thus saf.r, into squares ot ih.
iIght green oi uaaTiy saed eur th. .ieelte -aii
0i clover, sud the dull brown ot newly Yloucsei
Fields Toward th- North, whtre oar rigti law s.s-
dense woods. !lnaFine tbs scene sprGai IN
the hollow of ailphitEeare 0t hills ttia, rs- IA
terraces around il. and yol have fhs field at Ias.
" ene sday's battle.
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efsa amount Of anlmunition was captured.
tpse'i.ef hI Wi'h iargs number Of prisoners, who
have been sent to Hsgerstown.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,

- EtLL OOkbEtE,
~ NEAR MOBILE, ALA.
This institution, under the direction of the Socie-
fy of Jesus. il situated on rising ground, about
piies distant from Mobile. Its location is perfectly
healthy, and long experience has shown that it is
exempt from the diseases which prevail at certain
seasous IN the South.
1t was chartered by the Legislature Of the State
in 1895, and has ever sace continued to prosper
The course Of studies is divide into the CONNER
cial and classical course.
The brst embraces all the branches Of commei.
ciai education the second embraces the study Of
living and dead Languages, AMI the various branches
of mental and natural philosophy
the session lasts ten months, beginning the frs,
Wednesday of December asid ending the first
Thursday of October.
Terms for the Session:
Board and tuition. 5000 0S
Entrance fee. 10 90
Tor farther particulars apply TO the President OF
the Institution su l9-,m*
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DLAINDEALIN6 FEMALE SCHOOL, located
81 Niles North Of Fredefick's Hall Depot,
Louisa county, va.--The fourth session OF this
School will commence the first Monday In October,
1862, 'nder the instruction of Miss VIRGINIA BAR.
sETf, who il well qualified, and has had experience
in teaching
TERNs-For ten months. session:
Beard including washing, lights, sc. 81 5000
Instruction in English branches. .... Oo0
instruction in French. h-.-3...---..-...... 1900
Music and use OF piano. o.-...-........- 800
No deduction for loss Of time, except in case Of
protraeted iIlnass c. M CARPENTER
~
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rnSWENrY-FIvE DoLLAhS REWARD-Ran.
away from the subscriber. s5mo months ago, u
neg man named CORBiN. He Is fva feet seven
or eight inches high, naasto. has detective teeth
aud siatInlers when isaking. He il lurking
abont Richmond, and was kesn 3 few days SINCE
The above reward will be given IL lodged in any
iaii, 10 1 can get him. JAH. q. TAN6LEY4
s4l--fitE
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a'cLzILAS's pIspATcnsA.

h'tiSrAteh from Washington, Sept. 18th, sa,y
that On the nigh, of the 18th the Confedera,es
blew up The piers Of the new bridge at Harpsr,s
Ftuy.
itt~y also destroyed everything that was posi-.
BE 10 ne destroyed Il, Harpsrs Ferry and aions The
altf q he tnad TO Mariinsbnrg, iacludins HE
HplaHdi1 bridge. known IA the Pillar Bridge st that
poiat This morning there remained only n small
force ef tsheis on Bolivar Heights. apa one com
panv al sandy Heck,
The rebels took advantage or the cessation of
h"StLties Yesterday TO make all necessary arr,pos
lnents Tor their retreat their main BODY Gro. ING
the river st tue nearest ferd--snme accounts state
near ilarIe4 ]. Ferry and others at Dam No f.
me latter was probably their principal C osine
Ihere nav" been Hying rruors Of an engage.
in"nt to-day. hat II il aseartainsa that The iirng
proceeded f'om our tying artillery attacking the
rear guard OF The r-trsatng reb.l army.
The same dispatch gives the following dispatches
irom Mcclellan
HFsno'Rs ARMY OF rHE PoroMAc,
Sept. 1880 a, n
6i@}or GsasSai Hailset. General in Chief:
bur little occurred yesterday except skirmshins
iast night the ereniy abandoned bis position,
leaving HIS deed and wounded ON The field
We are again in pursuit ~
do not yet know whether ha il sallia. hack 10
an Interior position or crossing the riv er
We may safely el4im victory
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN, Major General
- Hxanahs AIsaf Or THE Poraaac,4
Sept. l9--l0tss0 A. a.
5fe}ar General II. ". Haf,ecf lie sa, in Chief:
ptessanton is driving the enemy across the river.
Our victory WAS complete
Ihe enemy IL driven back into Virginia.
MarylHnd aud PENNSYLVANIA are now safe
Gko. T. MCMILLAN. Major General.
dispatch from Harrisburg, the 10th, says:
intormsfiou just received from the battlefield
says our victory il complete and that General
P!caa2non j; IA hot pursuit OF the enemy and tlriy.
ing them across The Potomac
HE whole Union ar:ny is in good condition AMI
ih. .1s.a2-ias been badly paaisaed