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The national Republican., 1861-07-27
FROM Virginia,


LOuisuitLe Jt,ly 25.-Richmond dates are re-
ceived of the 22d, and Nashville Of the Oath.
The former give no particulars of the battle Of
the 2lst, and the latter only meager dispatches,
most Of which has been telegraphed.
or the retreat ofthe Confederate forces from
Fairfax Court House and Centreville to Bull
Run, and the fight of the 18th, Tie Richmond
Examiner of Saturday says:
The retreat from these places were in &C.
cordance with orders, Bull Run being selected
as the battle-ground. Our troops, after firing
several hundred rounds withdrew, in order,
before advancing on the foe, and fell back on
Bull Run. Here retiring, the forces were met
by the eleventh, seventeenth, and first Virginia
regiments, and waited expecting to fight at
daybreak. Atfour O'Clock in the afternoon the
main body Of the foe advanced to within half
a mile Of Bull Run, and made several attempts
to advance, each time being repulsed with
great slaughter.
"The retreat had every appearance of signal
ront they leaving their dead and wounded
behind, and losing six pieces of artillery. The
Virginia regiments pursued some distance,
capturing number Of prisoners.
"The enemy in their several advances be-
haved at first with great spirit, quickly rallying,
and closing up their n columns, but finally
broke, and gave way under the murderous ex
ecution of our musketry and artillery
"On Wednesday afternoon dispatches were
sent to General Johnston 20 repair with per
ton Of his command to reinforce General
Beauregsrd. The enemy as they advanced
displayed their accustomed vandalism, by burn.
ing and destroying villages. Fairfax Court.
House, Germantown, and Centreville were re.
duced to ashes, men and women fleeing in every
direction.
"The battle extended along Ball Run to the
distance of mile, and within that space there
were left 9S6 dead and wounded; our loss
being 1877 in killed, wounded, and missing
the missing since returned reduce this to CO.
The number Of the enemy engaged is variously
estimated at between 5000 and 10000 while
our force little exceeded $500"
The Richmond Whig calls the fight skirm
ish of first rate proportions. We hear that the
provost marshal reports having buried 9S3 OF
the enemy. Our infantry made bsyonet
chage on the enemy, which swept all before it
Among the unreported officers killed are Geo
White, Of the New Orleans artillery; Majors
Harrison, Kirby, Smith Of Florida, and Col
johnson of South Carolina.
The telegraph office al Harper's Ferry va
on Monday opened for the first time since it
evacuation.
The trial Of the Sapannnd prisoners is Nc
to be commenced in New York till the thir
Of October.
Two cavalry regiments have been sccepte
from Illinois. Companies enough to form tw,
regiments are now ready for service.
The national Republican., 1861-07-27

about onsthird OF their officers and one.fifth Of
their men.
The first Minnesota regiment, Colonel Cor
man, attached to Colonel Heint zelman division,
suffered as follows: Killed, SO; wounded, 81 {;
missing, 81. Company had % killed.
FEDERAL PICKET KILLED.--George Wash.
ington Fox, formerly school teacher, and q
member Of company X, twenty. fourth New York
regiment, was shot about four o'clock on Thurs
day morning, at Bailey's Cross Roads, by a
party of mounted rebels, while on picket duty.
He was taken to the camp of the twenty first
New York regiment, at Fort Runyou, where
he expired about midnight, in the presence Of
the regimental surgeon and chaplain. He has
a brother living in Detroit, to whom he re-
quested his remains to be sent.
RELEAsEp.-Mr. G. 8. Taliaferro, late
clerk in the Treasury Department, who was
arrested at Port Tobacco, some time since, on
the charge of conveying information TO the
enemy, was released from Jail yesterday, on
taking the oath of allegiance, and obligating
himself not TO be the means of conveying any.
thing to the enemy by order Of the military
authorities.
FATAI ACCIDENT.-James Godfrey was acci.
dentally killed at Fort Ellsworth, near Alex.
andria, on Thursday morning, by Private Mil.
ler. Both belonged to company A, New York
26th regiment.
Disturbances Corby, of the New York
7lst, died on Thursday evening of wounds re-.
ceived in the engagement on Sunday. Orders
have been issued by General Mansfield for his
burial.
Wyman is still et Odd Fellows Hall, where
he continues to draw large crowds to witness
his remarkable fents. If you want TO spend a
pleasant evening, go and see Wyman.
See advertisement in another column of pony
lost at Bull Run, during the battle on Sunday.
The national Republican., 1861-07-27
EOR RENT,

4 VERY desirable forr-story dwelling house,
n situated on + street, between Third and
Fourth streets west, containing two parlors,
dining room: kitchen, and five comfortable cham
bers, with servants room back The house has
gas and gas-f1tures complete throughout To
a good tenant, the rent will be madA very low
For further particulars, inquire Of f. G. Morgan,
Esq, opposite City Hall, or of the subscriber, at
the Capitol Extension Office
July c2-Stif TUOS. e. MAGRUDER.
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COAL |
COAL !

COALl COAL!
WOOD WOOD
A GOOD supply Of WOOD and COAL Of all
II kinds always on hand.
Schr. f. Belden will unload a very superior
cargo Of RED-ASH EGG COAL (for grates)
Saturday and Monday.
Coal kept in coal houses well prepared before
delivery
Wood prepard or delivered cord length,
All orders to be accompanied by the cash or
change ready on delivery.
T. J. h ". II. GAIT,
Mil and WharfFo of 7th st. helow War Dept,
Office, No. 2s2, Penn, ave, het, lth h 18th ste.
iv lQ-tfiT
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NDD FELLOWS HALL.
CHASE GUARDS.

VOLUNTEERS HO!
OUR army has suffered reverse--Washiog-
~ ton is threatened. Troops are wanted to
save the honor of our country. Let Washing
tonians fly to the rescue and uphold the stars and
stripes.
Fellow soldiers and citizens Ralley at Tenn
perance Hall on Saturday night to be enrolled
in the cause of your country
MARION FENWICK,
July 25-3tThST* Capt. of Chase Guards
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SO Reward.

l OST, oa Tuesday evening, supposed in the
l. Capitol and Georgetown omnibus, or in
the street near WillaIds, or at Willard's Hotel a
Porfnonnaie containing about $40 in gold, small
amo ant of change, and u small sum 10 hank
notes. The finder will receive the above reward
on delivery OF the Portmonnaie and Its contents
to Mrs. Mccormick, No, 432 First street east,
Duff Green's Row, Capitol Hill jy lS-3t*
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

9ST, yesterday friday morning, C. .N-T?-
IL ~GTd&m Sooh, bound in buff leather, with TIE
name and address of the undersigned w-lttea "a
the first leaf. 1t contained only papers and Ine.:,
orands, Of no value to any one but tho owner.
The above reward will be paid Oh leaving 1t at
the telegraph Office Of the War Department, or
at No. 22l Pennsylvania avenue 1t is supposed
to have been dropped either on Sixth street or
Maryland avenue, between the wharf and the
Long Bridge WALTER KATIE
July 2O-it~
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NOTICE.

4 N and after to-day, July 23d, 1861, fore
warn any person from trusting my wife,
Sophia Werner, as any debt she contracts will
not hold myself accountable for. All business
transacted at my place, known by the name of
Hay Market HOTEL Is in charge Of my agent,
Philip Mowling. CHARLES WERNER.
WASHINGTON, July 23, 1861.
~ 24-4t* (Star and Iut.)
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BOYS CLOTHING,

WE have received within the last day or two
w large assortment of BOYS SPRING
CLOTHING, embracing all styles of low-pliced,
medium, and fine qualities; which VIC sro selling
ct vory low prices for cash
WALL, STEPHENS, 60,
52@ Fem. avenue, botwccn NiHth
may "a and Tenth etroof5
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A CARD.

WAsHINaToN, July l6, 1851.
The undersigned, late OF the Girard House,
Philadelphia, have leased, for term of years,
Willard's Hotel, in Washington. They take this
occasion to return to their old friends and Gus
toners many thanks for past favors, and beg to
assure them that they will be most happy to see
them in their new quarters.
IL l6-lm SYKES, CHADWICK, h GO.
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j, H. PEABODY, M. D.,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
uAyING taken rooms at DR.. Donaldson's, No.
IL 2T6 Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets two doors east OF the Kirk
wood House, respectfully solicits Il share Of the
public patronage in the various branches Of his
profession. iuly 23-lmr
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UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY,
WARRINGTON. D. O.. Anil 30 1851

TNO-DAY, while the old messenger was work
l. ing some colorei convicts in the garden; as
he has been accustomed to do for the last Two
years, two Of them Noble Grayson, confined Tor
setting fire to Sbreeve's stable, and Edward Duck
ett) ran off. The Warden will pay twenty d'e
dollars for the delivery OF either of them.
may q l. klNu
The national Republican., 1861-07-27

1t repeals the bill authorizing the appoint.
ment OF one major Of the Missouri militia, and
revives the militia law of 1859.
A resolution was passed that a committee of
seven be appointed by the President to pre-.
pare an address to the people Of the State Of
Missouri
The national Republican., 1861-07-27
Z WHEELER,
lasUr I'B Thl stLa VF AAEbIOAN AM FVGsiNls
FL A K u " A K T.

~. 81 >ssiaad 40, 9P315.Es 5Ir.. Of N15tS3gtos.
tyAR, Sheet, and Hoop lion, hosss-ohoe Iron,
IL Norway Nail Reds, Burdens Patent Horse
5L3?s, h3r5e-Ghoo NN:is; Cu61; Shear, ard Blis-
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L2ad, Bar Lead, and LEA fipc; Loaded Root
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Carriage Bows czi Curtain Canvas, HubB,
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Nails, Brads, FASH Weights, Sash Cord, Pulleys,
Planes, Saws, Chi5els, Files, Boring and Mortica
Machines, and GtiHdstores, ,A1es, shovels, Spades,
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DEPOT FOR RLANTS NEW PATENT
BLIND HINGE.
All at ths l9Nest prices iog Dash, or to puno,
tusi c1,tomsra On short credit lcJ 2s
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TENNESSEE TROOPS HuRRYIHG To VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA, .Jmiy 2G.-Passengers just ar.
rived from Tennessee state that troops in large
numbers, from various encampments in that
State, are rapidly being hurried into Virginia.
The national Republican., 1861-07-27

Boston, Jnly 26.--The steamer South Caro-
lima, which was Off Galveston on the 7th Of
July, had captured eleven prizes since the
third instant, one of which arrived at Pensa
colo, under command of Captain Baxter, with
dispatches for Commodore Merwin.
The national Republican., 1861-07-27
BY TELEGRAPH.

Harrisburg, July 26.-Since Sunday night
last, Pennsylvania has pushed forward ten full
regiments, nearly eleven thousand men, most
Of which have drilled in camps of instruction
for the last two months, under the supervision of
Brigadiel General Call Another regiment will
start tomorrow, and regiment of artillery,
and one of twelve hundred cavalry is nearly
ready for service. The men are thoroughly
uniformed and equipped. Great credit is due
to Governor Curtin for his promptness and eff.
cheney in meeting the national emergency.
The national Republican., 1861-07-27
NEW YORK MARKsrS.

NsW York, July 2G.-Flour is firm. Whes
l cent higher. Corn firm. Pork is dull. Lar
is steady. Whisky is quiet.
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TROOPS Oh THEIR WAY HOME,

fHoOro hOME1
Ne,o York, July 26.-The sixty ninth, owing
to numerous delays on their route, will not ar
rive till tomorrow morning. Others were e1
pected to arrive at o'clock this afternoon.
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