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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

CUBST1TUTES; WANTED.
~ TWO AUNDRBD AND THIRTY DOLLARS,
We are Authorized y Vlse $3.50 each for tea re-
nabse - - % - Substitutes THIS DAY. Ap-
ply 1t our AuotAoA noon, No. 421 Seventh street
betwesn @ aod n. d4Es' W. D. LEWIS d CO.,
aulI-t NrfGs1- l,HH.N Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
} EAL ESTATE AGENCY.


ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
.:ae. hsy.ss sagless - LOTS p SELL, Of
sth4eribers. Alee, porDOns desirous OF Purchasing
o. hshties pwslIliSp can Be provided for,
r.osrt 'tssstsss siYsa p ~ Real Estate bust
xppiy 10 Yx. \. IuapoH. 9th
.Tt' p1Ah4 d GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Nroksrs, and Auctisneers,
..x a. = nosn = ccs.si nh and streets,
~ y: AhSsssli, .; A,aA1 1e.- 2 4; Esnton, n; e,
q goa {. ", SrsssA, = Auditor, and oshsrs
ID DOM AND BOARD AGENCY.
III Tbs subscribsr has opened, In connection
with his Real retats tasinsss, Room and Board
Agency. Havipe hsd many applications for rooms,
he desires now 70 state that his advertising board
e ready. Those wishing rooms can call and select
from places In all ports Of the city. Advertising
csrds, AZ iaehes b{ three, inserted by the month
at small charge. Apply to
WIN. W. BuNBON, neal Estate Agency,
sufo-2st Room ., cor. Seventh and sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

A WoRD OF ADvlol.-Thoss who have beou
doctortng for weeks aNd months without obtaining
81 No. al street corner Of Eighth street, And b
radically cured. Twenty-dvs years s1perisnos has
established Dr. Ftshblatts reputation ~ physi.
eiAn. Recent cases cured In q few days. C6afrog
moderate DR.. FlsHBLAfT,
20 No. ~ Z street., corner Of Eishth,
'r sOpposlte the 0soeesl Poet O8ase.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

DLACKsMIrHs' AND wHEELwRIGHT NATE.
RIAL.
Hubs, Spokes, Fellees, Circlcs-oak, ash, hickory,
elm and gum,
shafts, Poles, sinsletrces-oak and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, Black and Bright Elip.
tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferrules, Mallesble Castinss, Yel.
loe Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern carriage and Tire Bolts.
uactory prices,)
stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs and
Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rssps, Suiths' Files, Ham,
mers, shoeing Knives,
Bar Iron and steel, in every grade and si1e,
Duck, Drill and Muslin, (at manufac-
turers' rates,)
&c, &o., .. &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, ls to 20 inch,
Green, Brown, Blue And other colored Canvas,
Tuft Buttons, all colors,
Tuftins Twine,
Upholsterers' Hammers.
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curlsd Hair,
upholstsrsrs' Tacks, Light lacks,
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron screws,
Blind and Window Fastsnings and Trimmings,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table, and socket-Brsssan and
Iron, ..'
Back Saws, Eseuteheons, %
Screw Rings, hc -. b.
Drawer, Cupboard, Til, Ghost, Box and Trunk
Locke In great variety.
&C., tc., Sc 81 .' .s.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

. ssASauAafsHs2s,' oihe
No: 6fi NnA SffSs1 Aeas Pslnsylvanis Avenue
The ws1.kneYA lfA Estate and Intelligence
Omce. nepnsaticu e4tAhhshed. No stranger in
thia sity. Caib TAI, Cali, we will do a. we'll as
ksisiSto all rsspssssess citizen. of Washington,
suI rkolTft NsSl n. n. MILLER
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

ASSAULT BY SoLDIERs.-On Saturday after
noon, about O'Clock, Oftcer L. D. Milsted hap.
pening to DO on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
chasing man named kobsrtJ. Zachary 10 painter
by trade), and Assaulting him with briokbAts. The
policeman went TO the mans assistance, when
VIM. II. Harrison, one OF the soldiers, attempted
to get the officers baton nom him, but not suo-
ceeding in this, ho gave Zachary a severe blow
with his hst. Harrison was arrested and taken TO
the Fifth-ward Station. Mr., Zachary would have
kpitered severely II the policeman had not 80
lmely arrived
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

ALIEurEsAsr In TRoUHLx.-Lieut. MeClain
-of the First Maryland, was arrested for bsine
drunk on the street, BY the patrol, yesterday. HI
was confined In the Gusrihouss all night, and thi,
morning sent to the Provost Marshal. He tried
to conceal his rank By pulling on his shoulder.
ordered to bs showersd, and saved himself Just In
time. ... JOB aH "r .s A'''
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

TEE only place where yoa can purchase Bsdis
RneSr goods Of al kinds at Mans actssys proes, 10
rennsylvAnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
sEoeu. ftF NNnt mar 1D-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

BOGUS CAPTAN.-A young man, who gave
his name ~ c. r. Beta. wss srrssted on the street
yesterday by the patrol. He was lntoxiosted and
acting In very disorisrly manner. He was very
indignant at being arrested, and much more 90 Il
being confined In the Guard House. He had on
captains uniform and shouidsr- -strsps, AID the
officer on duty sent him to the Provost Marshais
hofice. HewAs returned this morning, with ordsy
70 hold him a. an escaped eonsoript who had Just
been brought on from Boston under guard. He
will probably hnd that he viii have to wait some
time before donning the insignia Of rank which
he had promoted himself to. geo.. %
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

ABUSING Hrs MofHsR. .-Ahdrev Taas, 4
boch-oiadsf, thrsatensd his HdsAts, Eiisa .taHs,
AND VA arrested BY ofdosr sfatsrs Hs vas tsa.sa
to the Fifih ward station house, aad eonnitssd 10
isil In default Of ball, BY yustics Ferguson. p
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

WHERE SHALL THE WAsoAs STAND I'VE are
informed that the wsssners, who, for years, have
been permitted 10 occupy the space at the inter
section Of seventh street and the Avenue, have
been driven from that place to Louisiana avenue,
and from thence to Market Space, near Niath
street, and to-day they were allowed i've minutes
in which to vacAte that locality. This Industrious
clsts Of our citizens, whose business 10 certainly
public accommodation, are now anxiously pro
pounding the query at the head Of this paragraph.
The wssoners claim that their business is leCiti-
mate as they pay annual tax into the city treas
ury, and wish to bs located where the public may
have access to than.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

BACK AsAIh.-Mayor wsllsch has fssdynsd
20 the etty ffca his pisssurs tour. DuriaG his -
ssnes John II. seniMes, Esq., President Of the
boari Of Aldermea, aetsd a. msyor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

GovsasnHrr PuacnAss.-ws undersssud
thsstAs oevsrassnt have, within lew Days post,
purchased The land fsrasrly known q 0sesboro,
on tho river bslov the Arsenal groundi, MS
place was formerly cns Of the best hshing lssdlses
O. theriver, The intentioa now is 70 build sxssas
sive eorfals for the GoYernmsnt horssa n IN !,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

wHIrHHuasI's eA,LsHI, 4sl PsrnurlvAHI
outstripping his conpetitors, has received twcnt,
three prenIums In this country; also, 1 medal
The Worlds Fair In London, for superior worl
His Carte Dc visitec. both plain and colored, q
sale, Card Photograph Of distinguished men; ais,
yiews Of Paintings In the Rotunda OF the Capito
tended TO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

AcCIDsHf ysgM DauNKuNNHss.- About two
O'Clock Yesterday Ae1eins tAsss drushsa oAeers
were riding dcvn - sSsaaa, asd whsa nsas First
street, the hotss ses - tesans snnAasgsstis And
raa away. ne 49, ~ - scar nArylaad ave.
sue . Sruisssg ssns. Iseeeeefssas. 09ssrs slater
to the osatza1 0asrdAouss, I'M sssns q Wilrs.
MoIsas, ~ - b . lisstsnsst h ~ r0usth New
York srtilisry. Hs senpaaisns wsat % without
noticing the sesident. -l gTIIf ~, =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

AccIparT.-An accidsat oeusrrsao D Friday
70 Md. ". nsspsoas u tAs asn u Is y. W.rAsnp-
son Co, ~ sstsastvs elSAtssss ~ plumbsrs
Of this sisy, wAsrssy hi ~ vas bsvken. Dr.
to attend TO the case. The accident happened Al
Mr.. 1honpsons iArn, nssr Hilisotps Mills.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

Rsfunxss.--We noticed yesterday III ~.
mtlisr fsce Of our old kIsad ps. Gisboas, wkohas
Just returned V tAs sitysfssr safstisiAr spssl,
Of NV. secssnisS, b D., Oh kswi Yesk svsars. 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

WHO WILL N CulBDf I've desire 10 call
special Attention 10 the advertisement OF the eele-
6rated Dr. velln> which appssSs In smother column
The Doctoris safe and reliable whose
skill and experience 10 guaranase that the unfor.
hdenee tntrust his eAe0 In bis hAndA. LSt young
msn b warned In time, and seek the best nsans q
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
' ST. lS6O-X.
FRoM THE RIoHMoHND wH1a.

n7Iw a,rtail. $3.50
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NO. Is.

the military, with the moral strength of the
North in this contest, will go on decreasing.
while ours wii.l as Certainly increase
On whatever side:I look, then, see no omen
OF discouIagtment, but on the contrary, new
grounds of assurance, with regard to the ulti-
mate and certain triumph of the great cause in
which we are embarked. We may have occa-
sio1al reverses in the future, as we have Lad
them in the past. These are often salutary trials
OF our cons fancy and faith, and needful admoni-
tions to incre> >sed vigilance and exertion. Even
he.oic Charleston, for whose fate every bosom
Is now yearning with anxiety, may fall rrhderthe
extraordinary means concentrated for her de-
strCction. But if she does, it viii be in blaze
OF glory that will irradiate the remotest corner
OF the Confederacy aud light the way to retrib-
utlye victories elsewhere, while she herself will
oe destined to rise again with increased splendor
rom her ashes. The capture of Athens by the
Perslans ushered in the glorious days of SaIamis
and Piatea, an when reoccuped, strengthened
and adorned by tie pious hands of her children,
she was more than ever the envy and admiration
of the world. No local or occasional disaster
can check the onward progress of great cause,
blessed with the approving smiles of Heaven,
and sustained by stout hearts with unceasing Wig
lance aud unfaltering faith.
remain, very truly and faithfully,
Your friend,
VIC. R4YES.
FRANCIS B. DEANE. Esq,
denaber of House Of Delegates of Va, Lynch
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POETRY.
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
CUR COUNTRY'S CALL.


A1E-BRucE's ADDRESS.
To arms to arms ye men of might;
Your Country calls you 10 the fight;
Her cause IS just-"Gcd and the right
Teen on to victory!
Taught in the school Of bloody strife,
And urged by motives dear as life,
BY country, home, friends, children, wife,
Charge! struggle maniully.
Shall tyranny usurp our sell?
Fanaticism blast our toll?
Envenom'd hate and lust eespoil
Our glorious legacy
Shall Freemen crSucb beneath the foe?
Basely succumb, and bear The blow
Which brings eternal shame and woe
To -posterity?
BY all the dead in battle slain,
The groans of wounded on the plain,
The sighs of ca otives, who remain
Exiled in durance base;
The widows wall, the virgins sshriek.
The orphans cry the helpless. weak,
By GW that's sacred, Rise! and wreak
Death on the vandal race.
O, God of power, hear us plead
By The ealone we can succeed,
0 send us help in time of need,
And grant US early peace!
Thus humbled by thy Christening rod,
And thus. exalted by cur Lord,
The glory shall be given to God,
In songs that ne'er shall cease!
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
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- ALE
y Catharine Euritt and others, vs. In the Circuit
Francis J. Euritt, decd, ct ats. gusta county.
In obedience to decree OF said court, pronounced IN
this cause the 18th of June, 1863 shall, on the
premises on FRIDAY. the 18th day OF September,
1863 proceed to SELL by way of pubic auction, to the
highest bidder, the land IN the bill and proceedings
mentioned. Said tract adjoins tne land formerly
owned by the late John M Esteh. Lies ON the Long
Glade, in Augusta county, Va, sa to contain trac
ton over 90 acres and is the same land OF which VIM
Eurlst died sezed 1t is said to be land of good quail
lity and is very well improved.
TERMS:-So much in hand as is necessary to de
fray the costs of and sut the remainder in three
eq qua annual instaments, bearing Interest from the
date of ale the purchaser execut ng bonds with ap
proved personal security and the tte 10 be retained
as ultimate security reserv.ng to the purchaser The
privilege of paying said bonds either OF them upon
the coming In Of Commissioner Hlis report, and the
confirmation of the sale By the Court:
Aug 25-4t $l3 REUi IN ID. HILL,
CommissiOn Oner.
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FROM LEES ARMY.

We clip the following extracts from x, an ar
my correspondent of the Enquirer:
Col. Battle, of the Sd Florida regiment, has
been promoted to the position of a Brigadier-
Generalship, and assigned to the command of
Rodes' old brigade. He will doubtless make
most excellent officer.
The trial of Brlgadier Gen Jones, (of cavalry
will close to-day. Gen. j. Las managed his de-
fence with considerable ability. There is one
other matter before the court-Shs case of Col.
May, of the 47th Virginia.
An order has been issued by Gen. Lee forbid
ding or suspending hereafter the election of Ju-
nior 2nd Lieutenants, except in companies
which have their full com ,lement of men. The
object of this order is to do away with useless
officers.
Conscripts are being resolved quite frequently
from the camp of instruction at Richmond. -
They come in squads of about one hundred each,
and are always allowed to select che arm of SER
vice to which they attach themselves, as we'll as
the company and regiment.
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DUBLIC sALE.-On THURSDAY, THE 1ST
J. DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, will offer tor
sale, at my residence South kIJtr near Coiner's
Store 100 bushels of good Wheat II head of Horses
and Colts, 20 head of young Cattle, (many OF them
good beef some Sheep, Wagons, Gears plows &C. !;
also, Cow and Calf.
At the same time, two tracts OF Land one of 200
acres, on which there is good Dwelling House,
Barn 90, and about rs acres of cleared Land; the
other, Mountain Land. of 445
Terms cash, credit to suit purchaser, with in
terest added. Confederate money preferred.
Sept l-5t SAMUEL KENNERLY.
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BUREAU OF CUNSCRIPTiON, /
RICHMOND, Va, J2ly 2lst, 1868.
NOTICE.

To answer numerous inquiries, and to correct er.
rors not Uncommon, the following notice IS published
to all concerned.
i. Under the receut call of the President, extend
ing the Conscript age, ali substtutlons have ceased
to be valid if the substitute lie Than 45 years old
and is not otherwise exempt by law.
3 Membership, unless officer duly accepted
by the War Department of local organizations for
home defence special service, confers no claim to
exemption from Confederate service; neither does
service IN the militia unless in OF Officers actu-
ally in commission who have duly qualified .
3. Hereafter any furnishing substitute will
become liable in his person whenever the servl-
ces of the substitute lost to the Government from
any cause other than the casue lties of war.
A. Applications for exemption any ground
whatever must first be addressed to the local enroll
ling officer. who, if he has not power to act, is in
doubt, will refer them to the higher authority with
report of the facts All such addressed direct to
higher authority will necessarily and invariably be
referred back for local examination and report and
the applicants will thus have uselessy lost time and
prolonged suspense.
Appeals against adverse decisions by local officers
will be forwarded by them for hearing when any
plausible ground of appeal Is set forth.
5. Commandants of c0nscrIpts will give this notice
extensive circulation In the local press of their
oective States. G.. w. LAY, Lt Col A.AG.,
Aug 25-1m Acting Chief of Bureau.
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K-ALoRAmA FAMILY School,

~ DANVILLE, VA.
The next session will commance October lst, 1868
ADVANTAGES
l. "a location safe, healthy and attractive.
Q. full, efficient and experienced corps of teach
erS.
8. A hlgn standard of scholarship and thorough
Instruction.
4. 4 fine library, extensive Apparatus and ten
Pianos
5. Spacious and well arranged Buildings and
Grounds.
6. Special attention paid to Manners and Deport-
ment.
T. Well furnished Rooms, good fare, and special
care IN sickness.
g. The home character and influence of the school.
For a Catalogue or further information, address
GEORGE LA MONTE, A. NJ,
Auo A-1Ots- President.
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Fine Photographs and AmbrOtypeS.

TN He OLD BELL TAVERN, near the Virgin
A ia f1o5ei il. j. RANKIN is now taxing the finest
Photographs, on an improved style, which cAn't be
beat in the United States. Also Ambrotypes as fine
as can be made. Ladies and Gentlemen, If you want
see your beauty it really exists cometo Rankin
Gallery IN the .0ld Bell and he willtake it in all
its grandeur.
~ AIstyles ofFancy Cases on hand. Pictures
AIKEN at all prices E5y- Instructions given in the
art, GSteunton, Jan. 25, 1859.
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W WASHINGTON HO UsE,
CHURCH STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
THHE subscl iber begs leave to inform the public
| that he has charge OF Of the above named popular
House. which is situated in the immediate vicinity of
the most business part of the city, and the location is
one of the quiet and healthy in the place. Ev
cry effort viii be made to provide for the comfort and
welfare of guests
An Omnibus Baggage Wagon and Porter will al
ways be found the Depots and Boat Landing on the
arrival of the Trains and Boats to convey passengers
to and FROM the Hotel j. X. LlNkOUS,
Mar 3-6m Proprietor.
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DUBLIC SALE.-On Thursday the 18th inst,
J. the subscriber will offer, at public auction, at
his residence IN the town OF Wayresborough, all his
remaining stock Of Goods, Wares ana Merchandise,
embracing many desirable and scarce goods together
with variety Of good household and kitchen furni-
ture also. one patent sefcalculating surveyors $
compass and chains. also se:ne growing corn and
potatoes, and will hire out, at the same time, 'ou
hearty Negro Girl for the balance of the year. Sale
to commence at 8 o'clock
TERMS of sale cash on delivery of the property
Those indebted TO the subscriber by bond or book,
will please call and sette and those having claims will
please present them foc payment.
Sept l-3ts IL. NJ. DARNALL,
cboro Va
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise, BY Geo. Patten.
Notes on Artillery, BY W. Leroy Brown.
The Volunteers Hand Book, by Cap. ]. K. Lee.
Gary Bayonet Exercise and Skirmish Drill.
Volunteers Camp and Field Book, by Jno. Curry
instruction for Field Artillery, from Gilhams Man
nal.
The Field Manual for the of Officers Ord
nance Duty.
The First Year of the War
The Second Battle of Manassas.
The Partisan Leader.
War Songs of the South.
NaDoeons Maxims of War.
Just received and for sale by
Dec 2-tf. ROBERT COWAN.
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GALLANT DEFENCE OF FORT SUMTER.

GALLANI UEFENCE OF FUKT SUMTER.
General Beaaregard has caused the following
complimentary order to be issued:
HEAD'QRs Dept S. c., GA. AND FLA,
Charleston, S. G., Aug. 27, 1868.
General: The Commanding General has wit
messed with genuine pride and satisfaction the
defence made of Fort Sumter by Col. Rhett, his
officers, and the men Of the First Regiment of
South Carolina Regular Artillery, noble fruits of
the discipline, application to their duties, and
the solfierly bearing OF officers and men, and of
the organization of the regiment. In the annals
of wal no stouter defence was ever made, and
no work ever before encountered as formidable
bombardment as that under which Fort Sumter
has been successfully held.
Respectfully, your obedient servant
(Sighed) THOMAS JORDAN,
Chief of Staff
To Brig. Gen. RIPLEY, Commanding 1st Military
District S. c., Charleston S. G.,
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sTAUNroN, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1853.
EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGIAT
XX INSTITUTE. STAUNTUN. VA.

WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE, STAUNTUN, VA.
This Institution offers advantages which copfaend
it to the confidence and patronage OF the public gen
orally.
Locality easy ofaccess safe, healthy, and inviting
Competent and efficient Instructors In every De-
partment.
large Library, Philosophical and Chemical Appa,
ratns, Globes, Maps, Anatomical Charts q Cabinet of
Minerals, and well preserved Skeleton, WITH pre-
pared muscles, veins, arteries, &c.
Governmeat-Parental combining order aud firm
ness with kindness and forbearance.
Fare good as the market will Afford and charges
moderate for the times; not exceeding 1855 per
sion, of 20 weeks, for Board and Tuition, including
washing, Lights and fuel Latin, French and Music.
Pupils, to furnish their own towels.
The Fall session will open, September 10th, 1868
REV. VIM. S. BAIRD, A. M,
August l1--4t Principal.
K7ALORAmA FAMILY SCHOOL,
N STA GNTON IA.
The next session of this schoo! Will commence on
THURSDAY, THE lST OF OCTOBER and will close
the last day of the following June.
AS the majority OF pupils already engaged are be-
tween the ages of eleven and sixteen, 1t would be de-
sirable to fill the remaining vacancies with girls Of
about the same age.
TERMS: The session of nine months will be d,V-
ded into three terms three months each, and the
payment of each tel required IN adVGnce.
The price of board will vary the expenses of lv-
ing decrease The price of BUTTON will be
subject to no variation.
Board for first term, including fuel and lights,
500. washing extraI
Tuition in English, for each term, $1,000
- +" French $ " 1000
Music $500
Half dozen day scholars can be received.
Aug l8~~3t
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL IL. r.. CO.,
Seniemhar. IIh. 1862.


September. iIth, 1862. !
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE-The following trains
Twill Ds run on this road on and after Monday,
september 10th:
The Mal and Passenger Train leaving Richmond
att O'Clock A. NJ. for Staunton and intermediate
points daily, returning will leave stanton at o.
clock &. W. and arrive Richmond al 6l5 Z. III.
The Accommodation Passenger Train, leaving
Richmond at 1856 P. NJ. for Gordonsvile and inter-
mediate points daily, Sundays excepted, returning
viii leave G0rdonsvie at o'oelOck P M and arrive
in klchnlo at IL O'Clock NJ.
The Mail and Passenger Train West of Staunton,
leaving Staunton at $50 s. NJ. Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, and returning the same days.
The Mail Train connects with the Orange and Alex
andria Mai. Train at GordOnsVilie for Rapidan and
at Charlottesville for Lyrcbburg. IL connects at
Staunton with Stage Lines for Lexington, HARRISON
burg anu points further North. Servants travelling
in first class will pay full fare.
The Freight Train leaving Richmond daily, Sun
days excepted, at $50 A. NJ. and Staunton for the
West at $50 A. NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. The trains will not West of Mlllooro.
H. d. WHITCOMB,
General Superintendent.
Sept. 2s--tf
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AUGUSTA 4 COUNTY GGURT CLERKS

A ,UGUsTA COUNTY EOURT CLERKS
n OFFICE, TO WIT:
ESTRAY.-Taken up, by George Sherman, on his
land, near Churchvile, in Augusta county, on the
18th day of August 1863 OF the following description
to wit: Horse, of roam color. about l6 hands high
both hind feet white, PAGES WE'LL no marks or brands
perceptiole; supposed to be seven years old and ap-
praised at $400-by Jam mes NJ. Llckiter, j. r. Billy,
and Thos. N. Lindsey.
ExIact-teste
WM. A. BURNETT, D. G.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-08

FRANCIS B. DEANE, Esq,
Member of House of Delegates of Va, Lynch
burg.