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VOINCHE'S BUILDINGS.
OPENING OF THE GREATrAM-
MOTH STORE.

II RESPECTFULLY wish to infnn my
4 friends aud the public generally hat I
have jnst opened new Store of DRY GODS,
READY MADE -CLOTHISG. GROuRIES
FOR PLANTATION AND FAMILY UE, on
which | beg the special attentio of te Cit
izens and ladies' of this Parish.
Ny stock of new goods, entirely selecd by
myself and intended for the season Id suit
purchasers, is the largest anl choic@tever
brought in this market, and. no doubt, ! un
surpassed BY any on the Red River.
+ The following goods will be ever at hnd,
viz:
lndiennes--latest styles--of all qualities.
French and Swiss Indiennes.
Alpaccas. Merinos, Silks, ETC., tic.
Dresses from rs cents to SIS.
Pelisses, Mantlets and Bulnous.
Embroidefies and Laces
Linen Cotton. Barege and Fanel
Merceries, Gloves, Buttons, Stockings,
Shell Combs, Buskins and Shoes. a
fine assortment of fancy and fashionable
Goods
READ Y MADE CLOTHING.
Paltots. Coats. Vests and Pants for Men, Young
Men and Boys.
A great variety of clothing for the season.
Ro,ts. shoes, etc.---of every description.
"A large assortment on uaud ioT Tue slaves
use, at the New Orleans prices!
Hardware and Delft Ware, Shot Guns. Re.
vclvers and Pistols.
As soon as the water will permit, shall b
in receipt and ready for sale large assors
ment of @
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE,
such as Flour, Pork, Beef Seed etc, etc.
a- A we'll furnished stock of Wines and
Liquors, of the best brands
Mg- Remember the Great Mammoth store,
on Washington street. near the Court House,
and please my friends visit my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, and continue the liberal
patronage they have extended to me hereto
fore. for wnich return them my thanks.
| Marksville, 9th October. 1860.
AUGUSTE V0INCHE.
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SAFE OF LOUiSl IN A.
THrRTEEsTH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF AyoYELLEs.
Eliza Jolia
L. P. Couvillion.
No 2S4l.

DY virtue of writ of fl. ia, issued
I'D ii the ab we emitted suit and to me spe
cial!y directed hy the Honorable Court OF the
18Th judicial Dls,ric. of the State OF Louis
lana. in AMI for the parish of Ayoyelles, Will
be offered for sa G., at public auction, to the
highest and last bidder. Ivy the undersigned,
Sherif. in and for said parish, on al
SATURD ,Y. the 9th of April, 1861,
between the houcs oi 10 a. and P NJ, at
the Courthouse door. il the said parish, all tae
right title. interest. and claims of the defend
an, on the following property in order Of pay
ing and satisfying the said writ of fl. fd., to-
wit
A certain Torn Lot, situated on Main
street, in the To of Marksville, hay-
ING front of one hundred and forty y-four
feet, on Main street, hv one hrndsed and
Eighty L rec on Washington street,
being the same acquired by Emile
Glaze from A. G. Armstrong, onthe 18th
day of April 1852, together with all the
Buildings and improvements thereon 81
tuated. a1 9glal l tt.
Terms e. conditions.
t'a<t on the >pol. win benefit OF iap.
pra's' nl,ni. ia r
Si+rilf,- Office. Marksvle, parish Of Avo-
yeIles, The % Iay oi February, 1861. .... .e.
Sheriff
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16
SH ERRY
PectOa.aI de AY Err

Pour la prompte guerison de la
Toux, Fluxion, Enforcement, Group,
Bronchite, Consumption, eft pour lie
soulagement de tous ceux qui sont
en- proie aux maladies de Poitrine.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16
A. VOINCHE.
v0!hCHE'S BUILDINGS.
Ourertnre du GRAND BAzAR des iroyelles.

I II soussigne lhenneur de prevcnir ses
IL ams ct le public quill Went de reprendre
les affaires, ct il espere que les citoyens des
Avoyelles viendront lui rendre visite, CT s'as-
sureront par eux-memes que les prix modes Is
ct le grand assortment de ses marchandises
sont sans parcels dams cette paroisse.
II invite pectueusement les DANES ct mes
sieurs venir pisiter son stock, atm de pauvoir
comparer lie cloix ct les prix avcc ceux des au-
tres maisons. asa-T--N
Son assortment est lie plus complet qni ais
jamais etc offert aux amateurs, ct toutes l~s
marchandses sontfraiches ct tnouvelles.
Dams son magasin, sc trouvera
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16
FUSILS FRANCAIS.

r f soussigne, arrvant he France. pre-.
Il Went les amateurs 1n'il ii imptrte quel.
ques Fnsils Francais dime pnalite superior.
re- quill vendra a pet,' hene;",
JULES DALSTET.
24nov encognure Marks Il Main
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16

Quincaillerie ct FaIence, Fusils, Rayovers
ct Pistolets.
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TuRC0TTE g. BLANCAND
80. ~. Efsse dM fsMNI. q 9
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.

NOUS avo"s l'honneur dnfnrmer nos amis
IN ct tous les marchands des parosses, que
nous venuns douvrlr,
.t@ RUE CANAL 81.
ntre les rups des Magasins ct Camp, un NJ A
GASIN EN- GROo de
Mar.handses seches ttranseres ct americaines
Nous aurons tonjonrs a ia disposition des
acheteurs nn assortment parfait dc narchan.
discs importees drrctem,lt. ainsi qne tous
les articles de LlNGE FAlr pour habita
ton. VA
h Nos CONDITIONS sort LIBERALES
ct nos PRIX sont les pins has du marehe
Nous invitons respectueusenent MessIenrs
les marcbands venir nous rendre vsite, ei
nous avons Ia conviction qn'i's nous accord'
ront Ia preference apres avolr compare |.
prix ct Ia qnalte de nos marchandlses ave
ceux ds,s autres magasins,
gSa. Tontes les commandes qui nous serohf
adrpssees de la campagne recevront notrt
nrompte attention, eft nous mettrons fons no
sol s a expeaier ,les articles qni satIsferon'
comp.etemcnt nos patrons.
TURCOTrE & BLANCAND,
| 24nov ~ sanai s'reoa
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Enfin tons les articles pour les ESCLAVES,
vendus aux prix de la Nouvelle-Orleans.
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Habillements Ccufectionnes.

Paletots, Rcdingotes. Giiets ct Pant4lcas
pour Hommes. Jennes Garcons ct Enfants.
Grande variete 'etoffes pour la sason
Chaussures, Bottles ct Soulers de toutcs
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16
Tous les Articles

don't les families ct les habitatious peuvent
avoir besoin.
Indiennes- -dessins nouveaux--diyerses qua
lites; Iudiennes FRANCHISES ct Susses; Alpac-
cas- Merinos Soieries. ,,..
TouTEs soRTEs DETOFFEs NouvELLEs 1T ELs.
'GANTES.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16

lie soussigne annonce de plus On aussiiot les
ealix hautes, il tiendra un assortment COM
Met de
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16

I,'ouvertnre du Grand Bazaar des Avoyelles
eu lieu dams les wastes magasins de la nou-
vela mason en- briqu. $, denx etnseass rus
Washin 81 on. pres la Maison de Couf.
Tout, les marchandises seront vendues aux
prix les plus has de la NonvelIe-O Ofleans Of
toutes seront offertes PRIX FIXE.
lie MEME PRIx POUR ToUs Il
Marksvile, ce n Octnbre I86
AUGUoTE VOIfCHE.
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FRENCH GUNS

THE undersigned respectfully inform the
l. pnblic that hs has now on hand some
very fine French GUS. of Superior quality.
brought lately by himself from Ere ,ce, and
which he offers at verv low price
JULES DALSUA4.
eIro~ enrnar Msrks 4, Mois
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16

Hardware and Delft Ware, Shot Guns, Re.
vclvers and Pistols.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-03-16
GROCERIES POUR FAMILIES.

Farine. Pore Beuf. Graines. etc. etc.
En- attendant, il offre IN stock complet d.
Wins ct Liqueurs.
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As soon as the water will permit, l shall b
in receipt and ready for sale large assort
meut of ~. 1ts7. .t4tt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

II kh. Sa MAI fhs, efter experience of ton
~ Iears, esta 5hed the above refuge from
Suackery, Eelf labsl I'd Indian or German doctors,
and pretencers Of witohcIaft and impOstors gon-
THIS ia the only place where : sure and speedy
cure can be obtained in the world for ell impro per
and owl habits, gonorrhs,, gleet, seminal weak-
ness, syphills, primary. sooOndaTy, and tertiary,
organic woakness. Pains In the loins, striotures,
general DEBILITY, pross nervousness, rest
nights. palpitation heart ringing in tho ears
loss Of memory, confusion melancholy, affections
OF the head, throat, noge, snd skin, and oil those
peculiar disorders arising from the indisoreton of
YOUTH renaorlng them unit for either business,
stady, society, or marriage.
D5. s. has the greatest remedies in the known
world Tor disease5 of the blood. goporrhr, Clset,
:u1otuIes, syPhiis, ssBinal weakness, self abuse,
from 8 to days. -
Victims Of these horrible complaints, Who would
ylsh 70 be valuable Es1 and ornaments TO society,
should embrace tbs EARLIEST opportunity for relief
DR.. Shumsn Las .nsde the Inost comp ote arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who come
from distsnos. They will be furnished with the
mort pleasant and agreeable Suar ters, necessary
diet, AID made comfortable as they would be at
lIet ca ss hotel at lees than half the COST. =
DO Eot forget the Dalne and number. DR. Shu
mans otlce Is on the corner OF Sixth street and
Pennsylvania everue, Clarendon Hotel opposits
tho National Il ote, Washington. d. G.. =
Persons At . distance should enclose stamp for
return postage, Oitioe hours, A. Nd. to 10 z. RI,
Various parties have teen eEhcsd from my in
shtutlon BY certain Gwindlers on back streets In
this city, who will rue il I'LL the day of their death
word 20 the wise is sufficient ap civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
Eoxean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
- rYEE BEay kusIMENP m TIE woKLnl

rss sny safe and certain esrs fer Csness, fls' Pa
asrs, eusings and Brsnehls Csitrs, Paralysis, Nss
ralga, wsaknsss u the Muelss, Crshc or hnAmmstsy
gfns Of ths gsints Csntractsd nnsclss
kieamsnts E4rashs or reehsehs Brrss sprains Fr.sh
Csts wssnds uiSsrs Fs.s. ssEss, Csfsd Brsas, sers
Hpplss Brrns sealas Threat, or
palm, difference bsv ssysrs or sng hs dsssss may
ksys sIis,,a, MckEAk1 CEkEBRLfEp LIhIMENT ia
esFta;n s,msdy.
and nisssy the Of his 10 rauats remedy
MeLRANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
win rsiisvs pain almost inrtantInsspsly ana IL viii clean
yurfy heal the fsslss IL nersdbs tina
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
AeLEASS CELEBRATED LINlMENT ia ths suly AZ 4.
ana rslasls rtmssy Ter the ef SPAWN Rinfbens
WnsGal., spnti, Unnatural Lsnps, Nodes or svsinFs
never tshsd 70 cure Big Had, fslsvi, Fist.la, did
1snnlng ssfssI or svssHy, n properly applied. Fer
srr.iH, s1.,. seratshs, Crselsd Hss C6siss saddl.
% Cellar asLs, Csa ssfss, Wssnds 10 an infAlsls
isn.sy Apply a. directed and esssAa IN every
Then triis ie1rsr vi he many vsrkls.. knln.
sastsanysl Obtain q supply sf DI. McLEANT CEkE-
BkAfkD kuIAkHY. xviii cure yea = . =
e. J. n. MCLEAN, Sale Frsprsisr,
Csntr rhipd and rins sts, D. Essia, Ne.
CnAkkEa et0yY, - Pa sv., agent In NashiAf,
~ L sSCissrk- ss~sssss~. ssA-pAWfv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
THE EVENING STAR
From our seosaa Eai,loa Of SATURDAY, /,

From our Secsaa Editioa Of Saturday.
More Destruction Of Railroad Bridges In
aid OF UnctfEsdRFDo.s Cause-Addit tionaI
Great and wanton Damage Done 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio and the Coal Mines
Railroads, near Piedmont. p.
After going to press, this afternoon, we re-
csived tie following special dispatch by tele-
graph, via Wheeling and Piitsbnrg:
OAALASD, Md, Iuly IL, D. m.-EdSor Of the
Washington Stuv To-day gang or batalion Of
disunion cavalry, numbering from 300 to sou.
who have been rowing about In that vicinity Of
late, utterly destroyed the bridges on the eorges
Creek focal mine) railroad in the vicinity OF
Piedmont, and also on the other mining roads In
the same vicinity; thus destroying the late con-
nection between Cumberland and Piedmont by
rail which has been BY thoss roads since their
peeviou, similar acts In destroying the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad bridges. a.
They also yesterday utterly destroyed valu-
able stone srched bridge Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, two miles west Of Piedmont.
The irjafy indicted upon the laboring people
IN that quarter by these scts OF Infamous vandal-
Ism Is very great The scoundrels in inhictng
II, rps sitter doing sush mischief like thieves In
the night, afraid, after stealing, Of theh own
shadows. E.' -
I verify believe that the people OF the Ailegany
can lay their hands on, known to sym pathise with
the cause In the naInc Of which such damages
have been inflicted upon them. .f- ~
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il
TRIESEMAR, Ia and s. Protected by Ro,,i
Letters batsnt ~ Eng lePz, and secured by tie
Sesls OF the Ecole Do fhSEmsoie de Parls aud tie
I'm PES - College OF NJ heci-.ue, V!eurS
TO. % lhHalusele 1O- exhaustion and ust6rrhee
and al physicsl d!Sa5iitieg.
., no. completely eT66lcAtcs al trees G! sc0~.
olsea7es inst have been kith treated Og tAs Ac
seous ana pernloloEs Uto o! cOpaiVa and on hebs.
mercury, thereby insuring % tbs Suferer spoedy
Iele!, olsPefslng al impunaoG, Snd roofing "a
III HlEsEMAR, Nca. J, . ard :, sro prer,roc In
use .ofm az loxeaIe, devoid Of taste sLh efuel,
s1u can De carried 10 tho ws.Istooat POoEst. sod
IN I'D cas9r, and DIVIDED INTO rn.e dOses, ad
ninlsterec by Neipeau, LaiiemsEd, Roux, RIoord
90. Prlcs IS each. or four caseS for Ga, which
saves and IN S27 csses, Whereby there ,s saw
Ing OF IS. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DR.
BARROW, Of 1S4 Bieeokor street, New YORK.
will forward the Trlesoar any part of tho word
securely psoked and addressed seoofdIng &c the in
stIuctions of the writer. .. ..--tt RI
The BooF, OF al others, that should bs re,d y,
men with damaged and broken down carr tf;T- i,, =
Is Human Fraity, or PhysIooEios RsIs Skrches .
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats plBnt4y Of
oil the sJmpEoms that lnvarinbiy cevelop them
seyes sooner OF eter, resulting from the iTsiltic-
enc vitlatlng hablts OF early youth iucapaoltatu.
the victim IRON snarInf the hultion OF tic ratrI-
mona s;fte' 80 snd u NOT checked IN time, defen-r
soia sI eI Rntyn s9s tynEeInE and pItmels esstL
eeSds oeS,ts Ssiov MsodoUgsl. New York. PrIoe IS
osgn; Sent Tree eyeTy whore. --..
irSsoa SS1 aso ey 3 u Fora. 1r., Drug store, Wssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
SUMMER RETREATS.
SBA BATHING AND SAPE RETREAT,
- AT POIEr LOoK-Our, MAINLAND.

T1n ce ebrat.d Bathing Place. situated at the
lnnotion OF the Potomac River with the A
Chesapeake Bay. will be opened by the SE1A9
unde; ;si%nes on tho 10th of juno, in the le.#a
safe and quiet retreat, where they o.n have the
6enAht OF the best salt water bat and enjoy the
Oysters, Crabs, DC
/. Ever description Of fishing tackle viii be kept
for the aocOmm JdatIon Of guests.
hne livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ta1 pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al other snusemeIts usually found at suoh place s.
Fhe table Will ba supplied daily with fresh vege-
Soiss from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
The best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
Board, 81 Per day; one weok, Sl2; SECOND week,
SiO f9ur weeks for 3S5; children and oUl0red SER
49, The steamer ST. Nicholas leaves washington
TuesGAy a. m. aud naltlmore on Friday at 4 o,
N. The half past O'CLOCK p. IN. train from w ash-
ins0n Will connect az Baltimore with the boats,
reaohlng Point Lookout daily also, q tri i-weekly
ksss Q from Washington, By way of I.eonardtown
NJ Aad ess the Proprtetors, az Point Lookout,
Isl HEFLEBOWER &C co Prop'rs.
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The Misses Scott Arrested.

Especial correspondence Of the Star J.
Fails CHURCH, Va, July 10 - Editor Of Staf !
The two redoubtable Misses Scott have falhl
into fhs hands Of or troops. They were arrested
;s .Aeir own house, TO which they returned vol.
untarily. 81
They Say that the Connecticut captain who was
arrested while there, accompanied them over his
hines at their request, to See them clear OF our
soldiers In safety They exonerats him from any
intsntions Of esllantry. .....
Though they viii probably be kept under .
strict guard, Of course they will be respectfully
treated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
jy l2-l2td

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT by r.
EMRICH; at the corner Of Penn. sAs 4
:sss, :ysIgs nne Esysnsn street has
greater inducements for the patronage OF citiiens
aEd & strangers than any other Rnblie house IN the
hotel on Penn. aveRue, and his Accommodations
tor permanent or transient boarders unexcept ptiop-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements OF the
European Hotel have already become very popu,
ieI be ing All that oan be dssired By the most fes
tion spd oontlnped hbersl Trend lures 70 sjye at
isfsstion 20 oil, and thgs regsss his invitation V
vi ts give the EViopean Hotel call det-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Il -..... ALEXANDRIA, VI, -


The thirteenth annual session of this Instito ton
vii oommenoe on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
RSuse recently occupied By Sylvester Scott, EsS.,
:, The corrss Of study pursued will comprise ell
the branches reg uiEite 10 thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French. Latin and Drawing, b
des,Isaii n sSii,,;on ,o s., .o,,,,,. M m.co,., ..
prepared to receive o limited number Of pupils az
RoareeSs, who, constituting . part of her own fam
sion. Che viii endssvor as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
OF Home. r-.
-ROwsss.s.-Rev.G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
Harri,99. Rey: .. +: sIngE, willfsm II; Fowle.
ESQ, Henri MaIburye Ess., Lsyis MeKen1is
Entwisls, yr., Esq, Co. John w. Minor, Londoun,
Messrs. Blacklock 4 Marshall. hsssrs. Corse
Brothers. :. 49,
Trims.
Board with Tuition IN al tho English Branches,
o20fcr the annual sessidn-paya abe senl- annually
In advance. ..E ~
Music and Languages st Professor prices.
Ir3s No aYtrn ahArSea
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" OF GAS METERS,

NoTIcB IS EERERY GfFEN. That, agree
ably TO tho PROVISIONS ofthe ordinance OF the Cor
sors:icn appToysd May a. lsso, the underas ed il
row prepared. "vhenever res1srod in writing, end
on Ere payment OF tho fee of fifty cents to inesect
examine, test prove, Gpd ascertain the accuracy OF
reEstrahon OF any rs meter in Ese in thlr city"
and another scaled ard nsrfed as true Will be
sat La Ifs place. II proved TO be accr-ste in its
lnG eEsIn put in positiou for use.
Ca;oe No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fsl-
ovs' Hal Open from q. M, to m.
CHARLES w. CUNNING HAM,
jy B-h INSPECTOR and Sealer of Gas Meters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

The injunction of secresy having been re-
moved from the proceedings of the Virginia
Convention, the Wing gives a statement of
the vote on the Secession Ordinance, on the
l7th of April. 1t appears that a substitute
offered by Mr.. SCOTT. of Fauquier, was voted
down-yeas "a, nays 67. The question was
then taken on the adoption Of the Ordinance
submitted by Mr.. Preston, and resulted as
follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
On Raising Potatoes.

v 3, fFrom the cosnsy Genilemanl
As the time for planting is near at hand, I
think it would be we'll to say something in
your most excellent paper in regard to raising
that almost Indispensable article Of farn,p
dnee, called potatoes. II a family are With
out potatoes they hardly know how 10 get .
meal OF yictusls. They might almost as well
be without bread Now Il seems to bs the
general spinion among the people Of our eoun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH.
1tI. kOOllS, M. D., the inventor and pstentee
oiths ~ NERAL Pi+ATE TEETH, at-~a
TENDS personally at bis oihce In this olty s,t-Sc-3
MANY persons oap wear these teeth who <IILo
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot vea- these.
Persons calling at my ONCE csn be accommodated
Sith anJ style And price of Teeth thay nav desire:
out 70 those who are particular and wish the puFes
elsa1est, strongest and most perfsat dentufe tha
ait can produce, the MINERAL Plate viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. SIS Pc avenue [ styoe,
sth and 10th sts. Also, S0T Arch street, Phi adel
phla. :. a, II RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

EtsHT AaryLLKRY ARRIVING Capt. Brewers
battery OF light artillery-four guns and eighty
three men-haSs reached Washington since our
issue Of yesterday-from Fort Pickens. Another
similar battery from there is expected here in
twenty -four hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15
from the Extra Star Of yesterday.I
Gen McClellan's Victory Complete
PEGRANS ROUT COMPLETE'
HE IS OvERTAKEN AND SURRENDERS
WITH THE REMNANT OF HIS TROOPS.

Gsn. Mcclellan has noU One THoxs and
PriSonsrS, 1rith all their Artsliery,
- Baggage Wagons, Tents, Se.,
eceu to their TIN Cups!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

Gen. Garnstt leaves his Entrench ed Camp
TO Sueeor Pegram, but subsequently, tur ns
tail and fees with his Whole Army! &c,
&e., &c. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

TOME AND SEE Our psw style INDIA. PAN
" ANA, and AMAZON HATS, Just received
TO-DAY; also, the UNION TiE, st No. 4s0 Sew
sn6 st js1-ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

Its authoriy; II net being in his power to relieve
them Of their liability to the law on that account
Gen Pesran accepted those terms aud all that
remained Of his yesterday mornings command Of
a,soc to 1850, between SIX AND SEVEN HUN
DRED have accordingly surrendered.
With the prisoners Mcclellan made in the pre-
previous fortyeight hours, this makes FULL A
THOUSAND PRISONERS on his hands-near
half of PegrIm's total commands troublesome
incunhrance truly.
they are to be disposed Of so as not to embar-
rass his movements in pouneing on the camp at
Hattonville and seizing the Cheat Mountain pass
with portion Of his command, and vigorously
pursuing the flying main body Of Garnett's army, /
know not. 1t 10 fortunate that every prisoner
taken is heartily sick of :'seetsh" Every man of
them seem to be very sorry for having taken up
arms against his country All Of them--the nom
commissioned officers and men--freely declare that
they have done with rebellion forever
Gen. Mcclellan will surely make most Of them
fast friends of the Unior-good loyal citizens once
more; such having been the effect Of his inter-
course with all persons he has come in contact
with since starting out from Ciarksburg on this
glorious expedition.
You may set down his work In this quarter at
having been fully and finally completed.
speculstions are rife az to what will DO Wise's
course on learning Of this defeat, rout and dis
Persion Of the best part Of what was lately his
army Of the Northwest Bets run high that he
will prove his boassed " thoroush-breeding" by
showing that he has at least got the foot" and
unsurpassed " bottom" for long run back into
eastern Virginia, making better " time" through
out the race than Boston did in his best day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

LARsE QuAsrlTIss OF ESTRENcHISo Tools
were sent over to Gen. Mcdowell this morning.