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Evening star., 1863-03-31

EOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The Schooner
i COMET. l:sb tons register; stews 900 bar t,S>
rels; large deck; feet drought when loaded .IEHt
Apply to JNO. " LC MSDON -
81 and 103 Water street,
mar 3t2t Georgetown, D. o.
MATTING-MATTINGi
i i HAVE On hand l5n piecss Plain, Checkered aud
Gowqua; alsn, Flor, Table and Step Oil Cloth.
fine assortment of Crockery and Glass Ware. to-
getter with variety of Cabinet Furniture. both
new and second. hand, which will be sold cheaper
than tt cheapest. Call soon at 42s 7th street. be
tween g and II east sidr.
mar g, I'm r. BUCHLY.
A CARD.-The attention of tn ladies and gentle
"A IN en- of Alexandria, Georgetown and Wash
ingtnn and tie public in general, is respectfully
invited to the extensive sale Of excellent furniture
which viii! take place at 10 O'Clock, a. m at the
Ware room of Wn. Mel Oripps, Esq No. 499
llth street near Pennsylvania avenue.
MEDN NEsDAY. the LIST day Of April The Furni-
ture fine and the sale we'll worthy their attention
mar y-2t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
GARD
JOHN McGREGOR, Family Physician and Sur.
geon. late of Connecticut, may be found at his of
fee, at No. 456 9Th street, between and +.
mar y I'm
Evening star., 1863-03-31

GRaA ND UNION MASS
MEETING
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CITY
COUNCILS, IN THE HALL OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN.
MING NEXT, THE 31ST INSTANT.
Evening star., 1863-03-31

LATEST Observation-Disclosures by Lewis
Johnson Il Co, Bankers.-Washington Money
farIya
Evening star., 1863-03-31

~ FOR PHILADELPHIA
i II STEAMSHIP SUWANEE, Symmes mas
ter, is now receiving freight for Phila- ,SrsL
delphia, At the Fish Wharf in George .aE&fM
town C., and will poaitively sail en-sTssssaaa
the lst OF April, For freight or passage apply to
the Captain on board. or 20 ~
MORGAN & RHINEHARr.
mar 26- -4ta Foot of O. atrast
Evening star., 1863-03-31

ITO THE CLOTHIERS OF THE DISTRICT,
The undersigned would most respectfully inform
his friends, and the Trade generally that he is now
prepared to offer Of the finest Spring Stocks Of
READYMADE CLOTHING
offered in this city. He assures those in want
of stock that they will do we'll to give him call
Respectfully, HERZBERG,
No. 2 Market Space, next to corner of
Baltinor street
baltimore, March, 1863 mar 2Ban~
Evening star., 1863-03-31

Bp ths President If the United States Of America.
A PROCLAMATION
Evening star., 1863-03-31

n%GEO T. GULICK, is hereby announced
N candidate for Common Council. at the
special election to be cid in the Fifth Ward fill
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of VIM.
~ Elhs, ESQ. lYar St MANY VOTERS.
n=sPECIAL ELECTION-Capt. WILLIAM
N P. FURGUSON will be supported at the
special election to be held in the 6th Ward on the
Board Of Comm on U0hn tn Gaused Dya capcX il. the
ton of VIM. M. Ellis, ESQ
mar N-7t* MANY VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
aii<gdouc Enqul1t:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1883.
THE INVADERS SAFE.

The undertaking of tho Yankee nation is 10
crush rebellion and to conquer the Cnnf.de.
rae States but the present cond ton Of their
Two principal armies. according 10 their own
boast, is that they have got into Il sue shelter.
for tho present Gen. Meade, almost within
sight of Washington, ard abuut the place where
the armies FIRST star'sl % 0verrun the rebel STATES,
has cot his forces sa!:iy c.conccI out Of Lees
reach, for The moment; has his trains al in a
snug retreat" and, in short, has save1 his ha-
con. Rosecrans also can boast that his army,
though hungry and dispirifed, is Mt least ia
3 safe corner ard he confidently hopes that
he can hold his position. Meanwhile, his
supplies are being rapidly cut ntf in The rear
. ID the telegraph yesterday informs ms that even
| the very middle Of East TennrsSee, " hich il
WAS supposed Burnside he'll with overwhelming
forces our troops have had n signal Success.
y ~ Philadelphia is y village OH The line Of the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and Lou
don. also OIL that iiue, is situated Oh ihn Ea-r
Tennessee river at q point where it vas crossed
by a magnificent railroad bridge. five can now
make head against the enemy At 80 vi'al 4 point,
their tr,u-e of East Tennessee will be short :u-
decd Before Christmas we hop" t, hear o: al
their Western forces beirg sgtdy en:rcrched away
beyond che Cumberland river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
s.usr. Rtsr.ed on Saturday !aat al : Ts!i. 5u.

Stuart atar.ed on Saturday laat al : Es!d, ou.
came upon a column ofthe enemy c infantry near
Drainesvill.. and Was cnmPell' d TO return with
out accomplishing his OH ct. Gen S. was also
engaged With The enemy's cavalry in skirnishlng
The Inter part OF Monday. near. Warienton june
ton on the river. lut with what result, l en- no.
advised.
Before closing. let me say n word to our home
folks about our ~shoeiess soldiers. Tnmt word
shall be simple aud practical. I have seen
brave men who had walked ali Tho wav firm
the Rspidan to lIristow Station, and back to Gull
paper wi II bare feet. Aud these same men had
never struggled, hut were always reHdy 10 meet
the foe. saw those men on yesterday morning
making tl,-ir WY with their uncovered feet
through mud ard Mrs and slosh. in the miist of
Il heavy rain, with as much indifference 10 the
sorin, and more If bOnyancy and cheerfnlnesS
than can well be imagined, under the circnri
STANCES. The Government Cannot furnish ttese
III IL Shall private mEn;iccnce tHlf Must the
men who :re startling like a wall Of fire between
rs and the foe e. aforementioned of their conrt-
trvmcn. and ac'u-!Iy suffer for clothing when
private Iiberlii,y rnuid readily supplement the
governmental q, fi;iancy. Shoes and socks. 100,
ara needed. Where are nur brave women,
,uI why do they not respond Arc ih.ir
Thoughts turned from patriot SIN 10 greed &: gain:
Bnih the married and unmarried ladies' should
st 10 w0rk and nj once 10 send shoes to the sol
,ii~rs. an socks 10 ;ho,e who are uuSu pplid with
this necessary article of wearing apparel. \
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TER MS.

,uvpsa.s.-FcS one year, twenty aciis,s.
mup;hs, zen dollars /; for three months,
N' lars. 30 subscription received tor less
pas 'N.ssLr.-Fo. one year, hftcea do!-
-, six months, eight dollars; for three
four dollars. No subscription received
CO. ,baa three months.
=; .ssLy.-For Une year, eight doilars ior
H'''nrbs. four dollars. No subscriptiop
* - lnr less than six months.
-. .,n., ,ad news dealers are furnished u,
So, = zen dollars per hundred copies.
- Subscribers changing their Post Offices,
$. SS,;,aso s,ate tire uame oi the Post Otlce at
- .i,.c La:v l.esn i. ;ne :.&bi, or receiving
III T,s payer will be stopped in ell cases
.ss time paid FOR expires, snd those who
,1$h 10 pc w:ss"Gt The paper must look
-. aod gorew her subscriptions in
ara. ns-s ~. nortad w;rb
~. will understand ttiatthcir term OF Sub
~ is anuat 10 expire, and will remit
~, xiv # they wish their papers continued.
ADVERTISING.
,;,,.rs.mants will be inserted st tho rate
- paL,.Ag AND FIFTY per square,
.,,,t, insera0n-:ish: lines Tor less consti-
ne square.
=. orders rarrt DO accompanied by the
-.:hsrwise they will not De attended to.
r,.s7s containing money ere sen: at the
~ wriMrs thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
i.ili.AOND MARKETS


ptlbBtR ~. lSb0
WnE;r.--Ihe receipts of heat ~cvr.r:nrs >eT
!;g"r M; ;ficrs IRE w:;hout charcc. We urin:.
- - y: tU-hri. G"verumgut price viii.
c"m"a',i 81 in75 'uisIde.
Fi"iG.-Nc note s+i-s # country n S5n g..
Supai"na, Ey!Ga 81 "ni fnl"'iy $50. Yer
scare &I"im GO .. IL mani There is. 70 &.
m'I's four IN The market. The mills harr So
pc! g%r,mi'ur '"f lie want Of wheat.
Mni. cFTh.-Bran. 81 - pr bush. !. >i...
:: =" hro"u s'utf -: >iip >iHii, 50;
f'HA.T".-W-GuU;c interior lugS =.
i -: geo.; % Uv1u - ID; IRE brle ~.
- 90; interior lest. 10 co 70 Sc ~; goo.
10 hIGH; t;nr shipping. 10 90 4" ~ 90. I
G'actIgiIg. - % 10 IN 90: tiuc hr.cht
go ~ 10 3UU ut. with UccasiCuai sales
figures.
C"RS i. Very scarce, We qlote 4: $!u - .
Sli per hu>l.el.
Corn M..,L"-Ci'y ana country erruui c"ra
meal = selling az Si2 per hrshel.
OEirH>.-$l6 per hrshci.
kif.-S5 =" - pr hush"l.
O.r>--S"!-s a. 80 - - per LGslinl.
iitT-!ia.'d f.y bring, so 20 SIl per hun.
dr., ,iou.ds Dat, and :r3,Ier ditto.
BNcnE.-ilrs round - lVu2 10: choice lots
bring mot..
LIuE-$:D psr barrel.
G"urEGihS We q"c.o brown sugar ri
:. 1@l03 90 Mo.asScI. .II /" SiJ PER cai.on. Cot
tee. - 30 10 ~ 81. f'ce. - 70 :" ".ui9. Salt.
:" ~ c".''s. Er'"'" Tarr", g. :" 81 80 rer
pound. "ih'"fr'o g""r". SO ier Ton. Ground
p'">''r. Siv pr '"i. t"'m his't"y. So TO So
pa ;h.'"E. ny Massey. 80 TO so Apple
hf@.Hif, Sh' |" 81. '"rFcG7is. i,ho. E"''n'rI
>nan' ~ cents t"S' Ter pound. Lard. =" 20.
Inter, $50" ~. la!l"' r&i.d!es o. - 20
SihD wool. - - I" - %. Tea, Sll 10 Sl5.
oEt"SS -Sf5I.5 per barrel.
bHH>"AS s. t" - - Ter pound.
IHil""'-Ss Il" *329 Pee pound
-..I " '"e''h pms
'':%"., ~ =; P' ~ -, =. , '""'"
- "'r" '"7 "'"' 80 fti ~ ~ "'su
~ - =" -. CT Ut = p'Sg, ""'H
3.'pH 1917 -" l" 80 pr o"sr'l'
"',,.' J.. ","Ss':' i'+A>''u - imnIn'' CIV
no.s < ,rn 81: rn;,,r 81 ~ M ,Gr.-. ..i,.
rI ii =. X; ~
I.DN.-W" quote h,r nj ~ to 80 c.s pr ID.
NNu>-:SG 10 s., per scy iour pennies
81 - per keg.
FINANCIAL.
G1:u. The hroh,.. ar. paying, cII II. gold
aDi asking Ii.u.
SILVER. -%:uyius RAJ. - 81 yrcn.illm selling
~, SIC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
FROM FORT SUMTER.

The Rev. A.. i. Stephens, Chaplain Of the lI'h
S C. Regiment writes September 22nd, to the
Charleston Christian "AdvccRte:'
W. how rousti'u'c tho garrison of Fort Sum.
ter. On III" last fast day, I began a meeting
which has been going on and increasing in inter
IS, 1.-THE while. till now God has honored us with
- gracious revival of religion among the solliery
"f this command. A few months ago but tw"
officers in the regiment were members Of the
Church. Now but few more than that number
ar. ma; professors of religion. About two hun
drrA lave jpired the Church and q larger mum,
b r have i"cn converted and are now happy in
tie love 9; God. 1t would do your soul good to
visit tie old fort. battered Snd scared r. it is,
aud hear the soldiers make thu ta'tered wa Is
ring with The liCh praises Of the living Co |. y.
cunp meeting tha; | have ever attended can
crm, rear il. need ministerial aid very Iunch:
am almos: worn uu..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

FREE NEGROES, are constantly brought before
hs Honor, for being in This cit! with county
pa:,r,. 1lis is a direct violation Of the law, and
ono which tho Mayor will by no means tolerate.
Tho negroes ARE in most cases bright mulatto wo-
mon. v no cama here fer 10 oiter purpose Than
Gland. slime mre;inga.or Unison appointment with
low bred white men. " no infer; our city clothed in
brnadrluth. with Edmond pins stuck in their shirt
bn,oms. One of ,hsse free negroes. named Mar
tina Magoe, arpcaret before the Mayor. yester.
dav. Sira was decked "u' in the most gau1y
colors. with lore ii, g. ~darglirg from her ears,
anil the latest aud most artistic touch Of the
rouge fresh upon her shrivelled cheeks. The
Maycr gave her twenty four hours tn return TO
her i.a.iv. comfy Of Il ,;~tourt. In case Of fail
ure, she viii be puni>h,d wi;h stripes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

4. Paris neutrality-suspicious., named Robin.
hn> invented a new and startling metho Of
s,iri5 ~rarring. He brings on the Stage the
drum o. Il Xouave, stated 10 have been
k;Iicd at 1rkcrnann, ard the noisy in
s:rur ent is ready to answer all and every
q,es iora concerning the famous charge ut
Beisk!ava, aud the suiIrrings Of tie neiher
world. No body stands nigh, while the
sick execute. Of their own accord, the most
marvellous rolls and marches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

NAviCArrcS OF TIE Observation-Disclosures
Porter has issued u very stringent order with
the view o. projecting tho U. ) Government
va.sc's ard other rrnpcrtv from fire by the
iac.rdiaties. Strict guards are to be kept,
ani ali seatinels and warchmen to be arme1
with maskpts and reviewers. Tugs arc con
>taut!y passing in the hnrhnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
ssas- S SPECIAL NOTICE.

EEaT- > + r v L ~ Il y " l l " H.
0c rpsp.cf = call ! E . '-nfInu ~ the Trads 10 our
.,i..: Gte tRl : IN BtrcK DE GODS, THIs
~ .G-,, MDRAlHG ,tl0o.lock.
Wcmjlidn-
L.t"f Whit, CT. hing
Kin br;s a" Col.!,
rarD I'll We. b "',. Gc
lc,r-nw tile Whit. B0naets (!resh Gsods)
Z shk. cu"ire raccn -
e Joking StIv:
l0h.eiPrH"
e4Oli ? old wou2ht Iron (hs1s shoe! and sa!
.rn
3a lhs W .uucht Chnil= aad
90 is Buke Owe" DO -
l,rgs 3 ,f tn RJos
60 las sph Pas
VIII rn.ncnt Q sale with
l .uYetior bs Cavalry Horse
l sta iio.
hr,w Fillg
-; id Watrhs,
liver 90
God Oh ain
cur eat ia-ri6Is
,e,cnd 81 Sulsey.
&c. 3 1t R"EINScN' ADahs
sgy- co OPERATION MEETING OF
DIs lP,E, Z VIZ i la De ga \ n" at
To- MEET K. 80 ~ q pLs'e ~ ~ AL r. Chrc'' o'L
"a .. . o. So ~. r. # h. ~ n 80" : yer, ~
,,g.;n ir = ,,vni in LIS ;ity. 'e1 ri lem 'iS's 10 'n-
,,,m IT, n t-nd,pc- ~ tn tctcr- -'fam 'ths
T. me ny vi d sisnate 1 e brit. ran WITH whom n-J
arc =. re..aia surI. tasr aste-d"e: -
o~t:a3.aii chh"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

CHEAP PHnr RTY.-Ih ne estates of the follow
i"g gentlemen, living in the upper part of Eau =
qrirr comfy. have been sold as conf seated prop
crtY by the Yinkce Government, viz:
C"l. John A. Washington. Col. Thomas Mar.
>hsl Lieut.. +. L. Marshall, Lieut.. Gray Carol.
aud ca. plain James T. jones. Captain Jones
e.iatr. containing cigh IT hundred acres, and rs.
ses>e,j. before IT," war, ~; $50 per acre. making
tie wln'e yalnr SlO,U0O. WIS sold for the insig-
rificnr' slim I'll s2uU We do not know hn~ the
estates oi the Other gentlemen sold. but suppose
in ah"u: the same proportion ut yslue.-[S.aun-
ton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
EAST TENNESSEE.

FROM East Tennessee we have the report
ska: tic Yankse- arc continuing their retr'at
towards Knoxville, closely followed up and
watched By our f,racs. The reported recap
turc Of Knoxville by Gen. Backuer is asserted
/ ie false, though the enemy ure evidently
al,rmeI Al some movement. on the part Of cur
fore :s.rO us unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
Ni':'E SALES,
NTh1STkfS V EW y SkLE Will sell pr.

NTH1STAfH v EW9 FOR YALE viii sell pr.
NJ vat, " ny Tract u iupi lHiuR In che county OF
Is sAinGh-m. adjourn. ttr l-aas o. Robert L Hubbard,
Moses 4 >rnii h, and others. ABOUT eight mil al south east
oft'e Courthouse. and a6nnt 'hs MANS distance ron
Cara, On WihNs' rver. Rntyig he st;rau.
Tho trsct conraiuS SGT acres, 20 Of Which, are In oriVi'
nal Erowt,, heavily ~ b-red VITA OAK, hicsory, chest-
nut, pine Ind wall u, utnnt III ar" 10 r. tIrifiy s"cSrd
Rro" b OF r:no the ut nonuI ar acre. il cl"-rrd -rd
In god Lear VIII adapted tothe growth 4 sflth- s'apl
or, pr About az arr.s 4 he re ,-,d iaod - very ( rite
a., th- trAc: being w,ll wa'ered ~ tSI creeks running
thr ugh IL
TtSr- are m ;bc land a cnmtor:asis famed dwelling.
witt; nix Ton7s u d tie nrre. cary oLth"uSes, and u tigt
rate well Of delicious wa'es
P-r.on' wishing TO tUy n.ast come and see The l.rd fer
tt III --!vra
her. l. will n D. sold ~ Vi, AMI il sold ncf,ra, po-ses.
ElJI vii: 30 i.;'ye.ci oil thu day Ter" y. ca h or ~ dit
ANTONY A WALTON
os '3-:I5aov Buck. E'aT G. II.
GITh ALI very t.ri arl-i farm, cont inlrg
L a"ort 40 ncTts, u Jules irciu L @hni.n Cnarr
II u.. AID 4 ,-2m Jefferson. a public landing on James
liver.
Thee is O, the r!ace al excellent Dw"iiiuc. with !
rcora( :, aud m "fico IN thu y'ri T'h- ~ocrhrr.rs iuclu
Gins 4 thrtsDi'y s:' scNt!ai lob Geo tHrus, Ute uii l."
Bror order Th~r. il VI O Is ti.e peach aad ap.is orchard
on HepHre.
1t Is within one vile Of an Fpisconal and Rnp'!,,
An eXc-cdi & ' drsi zbi. ~ isi'hrShnoI tr H.C Grar-s,
one bs nrrrIissFI
r." So, IA: : !:articaa-s, ei'rc'Y
r. pAALE, Mili";h!.n p ~.
N,,S-.f thn...-i, ia Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

In Tie "Ssoliicrs' Cemetery" near Wash
inc:on City, the remains Of over seven thou
saul Iank"e soldiers. WHO have died in hos.
pit Island lis camps i'll and abaut lie city dur
in l." war, nave been inferred. This iGrs
un: III iu'!r IA" Thousands whose bodies have
,e:n removed hy friends and relatives. or
vii Oh are distributed among the other came-
tries in tie city. and the rumher Of which,
tho "Hatio,al lntelligenccr" says, there are
~ y. ans Of de.niteiv n.rcr'aining.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

McEE Russian Islruxs TO TEE YANKEES
IL is understood that Lwelvemorc Russian war
vessels will visit New York the coming win
tAr. Admiral Less, # KY and ell his officers
haze bern invited to visit tie great cities Of
H." Wes:, aud ;rSpcciul train put at their ser
MN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

VIOLATING An OKDISAScE-Wn. Pcasly
was up teicrc his Honor yesterday, charged
with buy ing light rair Of ducks, thirteen dozen
sora, ten cartridges and twelve turkeys in the
First Market, and Offering them f." sale again.
Pta>ly stated that the goods were sent to him
by 70 pic living on York river, who knew no
thing about the ordinance in regard TO such
matters. He could not refuse 70 receive them,
and hv 30 doing he thought he had committed
no infringement CT the laws rf the city.
rac MAYOR was sure that Peasly had acted
in direct opposition to the recent ordinance
passed Ivy the Council, aEd be was, therefore,
compelled to impose a fine Of $50 upon peaaly
& Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

TIE BENEFIT CONCERT at the African Church
to, night promises to be a very rich affair, as the
nrcclamma indicates. The we'll established
repn,a,ion OF Madame Rhul and her assistants
give assurance iha: il will be a grand affair. Let
the community try and see how literally they
ron snx,ain the benevolence of the gifted artists
DIly the indieent will suher this winter. and
ar,s Of tnis kind will do far more TO alleviate
their wants than all the maximum legislation
anal hrawling demagogups who have 80 recently
illustrated their stupidity could effect in an
et-Initv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

OwsER WANrgp.-Uficer John E. Brooks,
ls,eiy discovered in a free negroes house in the
Valley. q new uniform coat, with Lieutensnts
har. on the collar. The coat is now at the lat
station house where the owner can procure It by
proving property. The coat Is valued ss' 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

Mrs. Many Mitchell was arrested in Wash
ing'oa c,ty un Wednesday for giving u soldier
ljGror-ti,e s"''iier i,eirg her husbaLd-anh
She was committed 70 tie Central Guard.
huu.te
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

Ahh EttBiNi..- The " SanGeiicni Tract
ASHeici,,' sep rsea'i' x Ill drn"'nl atoms. cresn'
,eb.. Ia, fr utl. tiine ofe pre.ent,
> rl;l:!,S &C. Army cf the Coat deraci Eat,
q. \ tu-mith rIE:"us EcsoinS. h"Te thar
...-,!ii !. Cts OF pages oi TIacIs have been .i-tr b"
80, 80. GRAY 70 L-rs. = he sref las n"t been
80 s,. y I'LL. rnu- :e..r.f ON Chaplain, ON RS
.ersi I ;ne ZIG d; ( OF srict hds o'e nc
...'''1 o. 'o~ ,ha, the Society has o es,s aSr";st
. -. ~. MIA IT, pro''uri.s md nj, aiai 4 IN"
~. 'll,sI!y al With which G liz Eow blessing our
NAVY ND Nav MESSENGER" tb2 Society Oh
~ = pu u..T r li.i,us per III the ARM. y
- va. hr nj, G b.. E-uVGst Lre, u q b. many
'~'-.a-c', rie- .,..o hsY, contr.bu' d ~ Is up
L,p -vm.U.nty h eth .nd 80 'or. 70
- a. -. su-,i 90 iairresi a.d pr htshtin, i.nocSs;
: i'H It'd gr 'uiio:i,ly
- - d, .r-nl aud do .tInHr Rr" s"idled fof I
,... d" r". III; pat 'tIc Clrih sH PUP! &C.
+ II, r-. nser ~un fi ir.cfs saouid o.
-. ard s.IEibLI M sent %
htx i ". MILLER,
~ i.-rhr.ndui + L I.
l.. A-".- p"t.ts,..rc We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

LANCE SALE nP GAMBLING House FUhNI,
TrWr.-The household and kitchen furniture Of
thu large gambling house Of Newman. known a.
Number l67." over Weisiger's la. store. Main
street. as suld nj auction yesterday. Several
ladies' ma e their first appearance in the den of
. re Tiger" ,lurinq the sale, having been at
tracted either by curiosity or n desire to possess
themselves Of scme rfrhe goods offered at auction
Most Of ih- articles brought the most fabulous
prir.s. Orr, Chimes. piano covcr. formerly sold
at Kont's auction house for $50 brought yester-
day $3.50 China dinner pla'es sold at from six
70 niue dollars 4 pi"co. One Ingram carpet
brought 81 COO, and other articles Ill proportion.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE No. !.

EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. :.
h,cuNo>p. VA, OF. l6, 1868.
T-r :ol'oa:ins C"uicderaic cficers and men
>. iey.,y cciar-d duly exchanged:
+ Al 'tacrrS ana men captured and pa
,t~t :, any line previous to the Isl OF Sep
-, -. lSj;. THIS section, however, IS hot
=. .g.e! T., .nclnie Any officers or men CAP
,n-.I y Nick>inrs july 4th, 1868. except
Sal, il. We. ci,rtarei exchanged by Exchange
y ice ". 0, SIP; I'm, iSG5. Or are sp"cri
,.lr,l T., tins notice. But it docs en-
=, 81! +cii;cries maze at City Pint Ur
CHEZ ;.ac.. b. foe sep. l>t, 1865, ard with
o.. H~aira;iD:: ..!r"c named, all captures at
p: Haas II ~ any other place where the
RE. wcry released on parole.
=" II" Sal %, Generals Pember,on, Ste
rD.sl. Eoa.a, More, Barton, S. D. Lee,
Cogmn... ll4ri. and Baldwin. and Of Colo
~, ie,rull>, Corkrell ami D 'ckery; tic Off
=, rsi m.u b !op.rns 10 the Engineer Corps
!. is..,~r, am! VI aers, and The 4ih and 4G'h
\ ..,.,imr L smcrts, all captured at Ficks-
u ia. In, lSu3.
:. The ~.~ncraI ifc"rs captured AZ FicGs-
bur-. J Il, III. l>i3, We're declared eSc'ang-
n jay l5;a, l>G3. H.: OrLD.
Agent # Exchange.
iS~eSrt@rn papers publish six times, ana
;.,I oii- 3, &c Var department..
81. lJ-G6'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

Fi.ls.cn sc the negro walters of the Dele
van House. ii Albany, were drafted. Sixteen
at them took the stockholders railroad for
Crnnl;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

J. " iiF.thrE. axe f'viu NY puss .
IA, a = u 'fHu Ut The B h ia ni. cavalry, Oh tue.
1t -, pta rl nd " u.ty. III n. itil day uf M
u ~ ID :oSit. NJ 1913 d ,-i .prl =.
4 ~ Gu" OF j :. II iiud .aG., GsL IF + urLary,
h. nH.e, cent. 80, SSD AZ person. are ils~ r "a
v /, = 'f Aid c.raa:sts Of dep 81. 4, application
sn, - 10 The Lontsdsrsss Sizes ErrssrEy tor :ts
hSSS.a1~ Jas. q. ECDHALG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

Orr NATIONAL CuNFi UrR,TE ANTHEM.-We
uul, rstand that Professor C.. r. D-Cueniel, the
well hnonn a1nl nble professor of music. tf
this city, has succeeded in setting 10 music
that beautiful anthrm, God Save the South"
with lis most appropriate and ssul- Inspiring
words. Those whose privilege 4. has boon 10
heai it. sl.ak Of it in the INCEST terms. ard rs
worthy Of q comparison with The MarSeilIes
Hvnu. being Of n similar mrriial. grand and
hi!lian: style, 4 Most admf;sb mi'i'ary piece for
bands.
As he Appearance of truly meri'ori"Is music is
M: IN every day occurrence, we will be par
dn,,cl for drawing the attention of the music.
living public To this piece. which is i'll the course
of publication, as will appear from IN advertise
mint in ano'hrr column, aud which ne have lit
Ill. drub, will insure u vide circulation. and b.
come u f!voriie theme" at all concerts and
jubilee gatherings: thus Justify irg TIE title given
j. hv is accomplished composer, Our National
Cvnfsterate Anthem, God Save The South"