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hesg and General Gselsnd nsrchod upon
Lcmrs, ta occupy 1t. OAihe ISL Gen Lao
ienski was attacked hy the Guards from "
koskin, and from Choreere: AID al the s.,,ie
tine the army Of the Field Marshal arrived
from the Nur
gave orders for our troops to pass to the
right bank Of the Narew, which effected
ON the evening Of the 25th, over both bridges,
in the most perfect or6er. Gen. Lublonskl
commanded the rear guard, and to cover the
passage of the army, he occupied the heights
OF Zekun and of Lawy. In the morning OF
the 95th, the positions of Gen Lubionski
were attacked with great impetuosisy by the
Field Marshal in person. Gen. Lubionski
retreaed upon 0strOlenka, making a most
vigorous resistance. His march was stopped
by the city itself, which had been set on fire
by the mortars Of the enemy; but after hay-
ing passed TO the right bank OF the Narew.
our army attempted 10 destroy the bridge
Placed, however, under the fire Of the enc
my, their success was imperfect, and lhey
could not prevent the Russians from rspair-
lns II. This circumstance enabled The diyi
sion of grenadieis under Prince Pzakowsko
to pass over the right bank of the Narew -
lhe enemys division, protected by hume
rous artillery placed on position on the ep-
posite bank, commenced vigorous fire.
Ihis protected the division, and presented
serious obstacle to our attack. Nevertheless,
several Of our regiments of infantry and o
ther divisions charged the enemy With intre-
pldity. The combat was for long time one
OF real slaughter We were unable TO drive
the enemy across the river, and on bis side,
u all krta he, Il
ITS right bank, and the enemy, who had adj
Vanced ID numerous columns, was obliged 10
retreat Finally, the Russians, exhausted,
towards night retired from the other side OF
The rIver, leaving only some sharp shooters
on The right bank who also retrogade as far
as the bridge. Thus We remained masters of
the field OF battle,
The battle ended at IL o'clock at night.
ordesed the army to proceed TO Pultusk.
This march was effected without the least
interruption on the part of the enemy We
have not been able 20 ascertain our loss, but
II Us considerable on both sides, both in kill
ed and wounded.
We have taken some hundred soldiers and
several officers
The report concludes with praise Of the
officers and men, and promise OF a more
detailed reporl)
(Signed) "Commandsr in Chief,
'SkRZYNECkI.
"Pultusk, May 81"
1t will be observed that the Polish Com
mander makes no estimate of the loss on ei
ther side, farther than TO admit that sit was
considerable on both sidesn The private ac.
counts making the Russian loss rs, 600, and
that OF the Poles only 1000, are scarcely to
be believed. 30 grea, disparity, in the mum
bers SLAIN, where both sides foush with such
desperate obstinacy & bravery, is Incredible.
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ALExANnRIA. Iuly o6 lsa

ALEXANDRIA, July 70, 1881.
FLoUR-In additien to the transactions al
ready reported during the last week we have
10 notice a ssie OF 1900 or 400 bbls. Poto.
mac Flour, part in store and part 10 arrive
at GA Friday and Saturday several bar
GELS OF stored Flour were sold and priced AT
a 62a 20 Il 75-and purchase made of
500 bbls Flour Ito be merchandise on the
9th OF next month"; at 4 S0--the few loads
received by Wagons on Saturday were taken
at 80
Yesterday the wagon price opened at A 95
Tor fresh ground Flour made from old wheat
load of Shenandoah new Wheat Flour.
fair brand, brought IS in barter; it would
probably have commanded 90 cash There
have been in market, and, as the price is not
sufficiently established, we continue our quo
taton Of 'Hresh ground Severed parcels OF
stored Flour were priced at So A lot OF
Potomac Flour which had been some time in
store, I'd quarter, but re inspected, recently
sold at IS, Another lot OF fresh inspected,
I'd quarter, brought IS. We understand
iEom dealer, DESTROYS Of selling, that he
could not obtain 622 for ID quarter Poto.
mac Flour, in store, the purchaser TO take il
at ms risk without reibspection We were
not advised of any sales Of standard quality
King street Flour, by dealers to shippers.
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HARRISBURG ACADEMY.

The classes in Geography, Latin and Greek,
10 tins school, under the care of Mr.. Whann,
sustained prolonged and strictexaminstion
during two days at the close Of the last ses-
son, IN presence Of parents and yisitsrs. It
IS but sheer justice to both teacher and pu.
pils, to state, that with few exceptions, they
acquitted themselves very creditably-evin
eng on the part Of the boys, attention TO their
studies, and on the part Of the teacher, a
careful and thorough system Of instruction.
The friends Of the school intend that the ex-
animation at the end of the session next en-
suing shall be still more strict, and so con
Quoted as to ascertain the relative prof.
cheney and speed Of each boy in the several
classes. A VISITOR.
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The editor ola WesterR paper, determia-
ed to say something new, informs hisreaders
that contemporary has ''let the cat cut Of
the" svollef. This is most daring innova-
ton upon this ancient and time honored say
ing.
The Hon Thomas Newton, we learn, is a
candidate for Congress, in the Norfolk dis
trict
Ey-Divine Service will be performed In the
Episcopal Church in this place, on Sunday
next, by the Rev. Mr.. BRooKE, a. IL o.
clock, a. Ia.
DIED,
On Sunday morning last, MARIA ELIZA
BETH, daughter Of the Rev James NJ. Brown,
in the second year Of her age.
On Wednesday, Mrs - BAUcxEY,
wife Of MIR. John P Bauckey, Of this place.
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Aano5p9tes:

Election sth Of .4ugnst-CosoREss.
William Armstrong, Edward Lucas.
ASSEMBLY.
Levi Henshaw, William Good.
Chas: Jas: Faulkner,
Jefferson coaalty- Election 5h august.
John ) Gallaher, Edward II. Fry.
Henry Berry, John Grsntham.
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E7ULLING. DYING, AND DRESSING


EauLLlNG, DYING, AND DRESSING
FL OF CLOTH. &c.-The subscribers re-
specially inform the public, that IN ADDITION
to the manufacture Of al kinds OF woollen
goods they are now ready to receive every
description Of country work, such as fuiliag
Dying, and Dressing Of Cloth. Blankets, Elan.
mel. and all kinds of FANCY DYING; all
oil which shall be done in the best manner
and on the shortest notice. As one Of the firm
will devote his whole attention TO the perform
ance of work entrusted TO their care, they
hope TO receive a liberal share Of The public
patronage. They still continue to pay the
highest price in cash for WOOL.
JOHN n. RIDDLE g. Co.
July %, 1881
81 N. d. All kinds of country produce
Will be taken IN payment for work at the
CASH price.
a PRENTICE WANTED-A boy Or
LA from 10 to i6 years of age, will be la
ken as an apprentice to learn the House Join
ers business. He must be Of good character
july 70, 1881. GEORGE DOLL. 3
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DGBLO StHE.-wfl y. sold nv pc,is
4 he ~icti,p, AZ The - ler-e OF the sub
serihcr, N jefierson tcun y, =, uliles from
Day,i Nsarcss }kcss'nl ssia, as Thtas
day ihs isih y .lagast ar1i, al 81 bis persons
al property, consisting of valuable Milcis
Cows aud Young Cattle; number Of Hogs;
Farming Utensils, such as Ploughs, narrows,
Sc; 500 bushels OF Corn. more or less;
great variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. among which are good Feather Beds,
BEDDING, Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs. Bureaus,
Desk, Cupboard, sc. together with anamber
OF articles not necessary 90 pafticuarize. A
credit cf enc year and four months viii be
given the purchaser, on all sums over five
dollars, upon giving bond with approved Sc
curity; under that sum, cash Sale will bes
gin early in the day.
JAMES HENDRICKS.
Inlv DG IQlt
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EgRiCk FOR SALE The subscriber
AB has just finished burning, and offer for
sale, kin of choice BRICK. among them,
the best paving brick ever offered for sale in
this country MICHAEL SElBERT.
July %. 1891
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amounting no., IN outo $sSe92
Whole Tickets l6 | Quarters 4
Halves s Eighths Q

Halves Eiphths 0
"a Packages Of IL tickets in this lottery,
contain all the numbers, Qrom to So inclu.
sive,) and must of necessity draw at least sSi
90 nett, with SO many chances for the capital
prizes. Those who prefer adventuring in
this. way can receive Managers certificates of
packages emitting the holders to all they NAV
draw. over sei so, the amount OF the small
prizes: thus,
!. A certificate for package Of I2 whole
tickets may be bad for sIiO 40
A certificate Of 70 half tickets for SIS 90
do ~ quarters do o. go
do ~ eighths do l3 so
Tickets and shares and packages, may be
had m the greatest variety OF numbers at the
95jtee Of The Managers, Pennsylvania Avenue.
next door to Gadsby's Hotel, Washington
City.
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1.1.0 '11HHJ VI JUU, ~UU, &C.
Whote tickets SIC, shares in proportion.
81 Orders for Tickets in the above Mag.
'lleent Scheme promptly and confdentially
attended TO if addressed to CLARKE e.
COOk,(Agents for Yates & MIntyre, Wheel
ing. Va.) who have sold more CAPITAL Prize.
IN The same time than any yender In the Uni
ted States. As tickets are generally scarce
10 these large schemes, orders should be sent
as early as possible.
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$4,000 GADsODO
$4,000 &c.
SPLENDID NEW YORK
CONSOLIDATED Z0tterD.

No. IL, EXTRA, for 1881.
WHL BE DRAWN IN THE Cry OF N. Yoax,
IN Wednesday tie 2lst Of September, 1891,
So No. perturbation lottery---t; drawn haliois.
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5p,aTB @AZ8TTBo
MARTINsBURG. July IS. 1891.

4 we have understood that the address to
N Voters of the Sixteenth Congressional
6.trict. which lately appeared in our paper,
4 reference TO the approaching Congression-
& election, signed "Aratus." has by some
sersons, been ascribed to one of the present
q ndidates for the House Of Delegates in this
csunty. In justice to that gentleman. we arc
ornelIed TO state, thai the surmise is Nth
IN the least foundation. The individual al
7uded to is not the author, nor did he, we
Ire authorised to say, know any thing of its
composition or publication, until it appeared
In our Gazette.
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CLARKE & COOK.

:, J A8te'lts J0f Yates & .Mebifye.
The CASH is always advanced for prizes
on presentation, The tickets sent from This
Office, are, IN all cases, tie original ones, and
therefore not liable to mistake or dispute.
July 2, 1881.
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MANAGERS OFFICE
Wheeting, Ia. .Jislu lsf. 1891

-. - HttfHfgy q JFJy IM, '53I.
TO DISTANT ADVENTURES.
Below you will find Splendid Scheme.
We have thus early advertised it, that YOU.
may have sufficient time to send orders.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
Z 9 = 3 e =. =.
Glass No. J5, Extra.
To be drasen IL the City Of -e,e York. N, fBe.
2ist Of September, 1881.
G6 Number Lottery-6 Drawn Ballots.
epErnnty,
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JOURsVE Y.gfyq.N PRINTER EV.a.NTTD
81 SCNSTAh employment and liberal wa
" ees will he given 10 Journeyman prio
ter 1t this Once. July %, 1881.
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The Hon. David Barton, late Senator, il
q candidate for seat in Congress fromAlis
souri,.
Judge M'Lean will deliver the annual ad
dress at the commencement in Augusta Col
lese, Kentucky, in August next.
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Erplosion.-We regret to learn that the
valuable powder mills of William Rogers, Jr
situated on the Hartford Road, miles west
Of the city, exploded on Saturday noon last
The person having charge Of the preparation
of the powder, with view Of expediting an
order, instead OF using the wooden hammer
generally prepared, struck the roller with
steel face. which Immediately caused the
explosion two men We're killed instantly-a
third died in about three hours, and the fourth
died On Sunday.-PhI pap.
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July IS, 1851.
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The Hon William Writ has consented to
become candidate for Congress, from the
City OF Baltimore.
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NO ~

il was understood, was not to DO considered
as confidential
In reply TO my inquiry whether at any
meeting of Dir. Manroe's cabinet, the proprl-
ETY. Of arrestia- Gen Jackson, for any thing
done by him during the Seminole war. had
been at any time Giscussedm You answer
cd: "Such measure was not thought Of
much less discussed. The only point before
the cabinet was tie answer 10 be given 10 tue
Spanish Government"
am thus particular, IL endeavoring to as-
certain from you whether by recollection 10
faithful or not in regard to this part sc our
conversation. because wish to fulfil the OBJ
jeet Of my inquiry by confirming Msjor Lew
is. a con identiai friend of Gen Jackson's &
Nashville, in the tsuta: not with view -
his making publication on the subject 10
present. hatto DO prepared against an appra.
hended attack, founded on evsnts connected
with that campaign.
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nzARrINsBURe, va: THURSDAY, raARcz 10, 1884

by General Jackson, but without explanation
OF the manner in which il came tohis hands
Having so long renamed in the pesses-
sion of the General, and been the subject OF
correspondence, might have adduced it
in my correspondence with him. as conslu-
sve proof that he ought TO have known that
my construction Of his orders in the Semi
mole war, conceded with Mr.. Monree's and
consequently differed from his own was
restrained, however, from dong so, by con
sideratons which may be easily conceived.
but as the letter is necessarily connected with
the immediate subiectof tkis statement, am
now obliged TO present IT TO the pubic as =
part Off my vindication.
] do not deem il necessary 10 make any
remarks on MIR. Crawfcrds letter 70 me, pub
lIshed by MIR Forsyth, as his friend. The
argument Of MIR Crawford, IN support oil his
statement of the proceedings OF ihe cabinet.
rested almost exclusively on the statements
OF Mr.. Crownnshleld and MIR. Adams. 4
subsequent acknowledgement Of the former
that he was not present at the elaboration Of
the cabinet, and, consequently, that his
statement 10 Mr.. Crawford is uniounded, \
the Tact. disclosed by the letter Of MIR A
dams to me, published with the cerrespon-
dence, that Mr. Crawford has given in his
letter garbed extract Of Mr.. Adams state.
meat TO bin, emitting the material psint, re-
moved the foundation Of his argument, and
with it the superstructure, which be raised
fell to the ground.
With knowledge OF these facts, il is diff
iicult to conceive why Mr. Crawford's letter
should be presented to the public, and still
more so as il appears 10 reconcile its publ
cation with justice without an acknowledge.
ment of uncontested crrers.
| win conclude this statement by a single
remark in relation to myself. As unpleasant
as find my present situation, | experience
one consolation without which it would be
quite intolerable. have been placed in il
by no faulto my own. Little did suspect
more than twelve years ago. when daring e
construe orders, which myself had drawn
and to which could give no other consiruc
! tiop than what did. consistently with tn,
! constitution, acting as was, under the obi
2atian Of an oath to abstain from the inlrac
ton of that sacred instrument; and in re,,tu
ring TO suggest the course, which honestly
supposed ought to he adopted on their IN
strnction, should be exposed, al this lat'
day, TO so much difficulty and danger. Ye
this il my only offence.
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Nv. Hsmilon 10 .afr Ce!Assna.

! UT. IId5NIfF0H 70 .hT CtsH1tfFt-
NEW SoRK, March 10, 1928.
DEAR Sir: Asve received your letter e:s
the Cd instant Your reasoning as TO the
confideass which ought IL be ebservea in Eas
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CONTINUATION OF THE aBOOK.,

From the United SEates Telegraph, Of Feb. %.
General Green: herewith enclose a state
ment, which wish to be published in your
paper as supplemental to my correspondence
with General Jackson, and which has been
made necessary by the publication of Mr.
Forsyth's letter to Mr.. Hamilton.
G. CALHOUN
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ANTI ANGULAR
SXaTETE OF wRTTITs q:

ETOR the easy attainment Il free, expeditions.
II a. permanent current band as adapted IN it's mod
licaion private life the Of business, the stu
dent and ladies.
Err. GLASCOTT, pupil Of Mr.. Carpenter, Dos
lively and in the most unCquIvoca manner, assures
hose persons whose handwriting may be any way
imperfect, that by the above system hc mpGrts IN
fScire easy Lessons TO Ladies, neat rapid and fash
iOnable hand, truly elegant md lady Hke-pnd 10
gentlemen, yIc az bold, free and expeditions,
and expressly calculated for mercantile pursuts re-
gardoss how long they may have bccn Infatuated to,
how deficient may be- their present mode Of writing
Mr. G.. will have his evening school from 7 til
The day time viii be devoted TO his attendance on
iomns.
NJ REORGANIZATION through tic Post Onicc
shall be promptly attended 90.
would recommend Mr.. Glascntt, y pup! of NINE.
rs every way qualified 90 teach tho Au.i Angular
Method Of Pcumnnsip and feel assured shat hc viii
do justice TO those who may extend their patronage
towards him. \. CARPENTER.
ian 25--eo.f
OPPOSITE TIE EAGLE TATERN DOOH.
4 II BbAMiRG, sign o. the IN r'of. tll.rs tn.
81 method " informing hj- friends and ;ha public
that nc has hand. y.ry general ussortncn, ul
Drugs. Medicines and Dye S'uGs-s'so 81 rrw other
useful articles, w:
French juiubc posic refined uGuorice
Enc barr powder tooth brushes, pocket 'rli5
Aromatic to0,h powder, red auj black waters
Liquid ink, durable Ik. palst blackirg
IGp save, snuff boxes, Florida wafer
Fancy soaps, t0pcrs, lamp wicks
Tobacco and sogors, No } lead ncncil-, rcd scaling
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We offer for sale,

n SSA IJbds s,r.r -, C-,;- D.. r';a. -, ~
ARE 6.I, -, -, D'''N' l o''o i'co u"u ~
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- - uy
c0 LII ~, - r. - ~ SuB"'
IN - :" 90 eC i 49,; :, Mi'51SsG
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~ no,nin,'. '''"' '-Ns ''''' ~ 90 i''o ~
25Oo eor,., 'roE|,,,,l i,,,.,,, col.
.Oa J ~ P''a ,i
coma bush,ls ;sbn
Al tn. ha. 80 81, Tr,
ns,nrtcd - ''''a ''''' "''' amer '''''''
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FALL GOODS.
1EAEL TIEEESOHT g. &C

TghTH TTETTGNHY e. Tsga
~Ir1;,.oJ - So I,'-',SI ,1
.sortn,cr, or S,asyo &, E,,, y),.,, S;ooj rtL
ates, ;r,,or,,,i,,. ,fs;,,i, -; ~, wv
BlacI bI.c H., D,,j o, -, nlr.b as.eor,od
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Plain and fonrv lIrrcn,,rc and r,,rsc,1Ics 7To
SpperIine. Io,dl,;nr and common zsftinc,ts
Suipcd pln,d and main I,nsn,.s
SINGLE and do,,lle tpillrd Eorsnvs
Rose p,,ci and duffIe blonko,s'
SuDrrfpc yLi,o and ossor,cd flannel.
Tartan Maids and c,rblo,s
Black and colonrrd borob,gc,ts
French and Enr.ish mrrino cloths
Mrrino circassians oseor,cd co,,ur-
ENGLISH and Fr5ncb lot bor,bog,nce
A largc assortment Of fancy nrinis and ,irohoms
g-8. ST. and 4 aambrick and iqcon9t rn1sl,ns
T'iuurcd and Dlain Swiss hook and null dit,
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Fresh EalI Goods.

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NOTICE.

81 his customers and the public ofhjs daily expcc
tallon from Philadelphia OF supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article for Kitchen
Gardou--aud can, he believes with confidence re-
commend them as genuine.
n. B. j. III. Hs. f., is thcnhul TO lis friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during The past
season. doc