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| y
eral Butler was fearful that the rebels would
take possession of the Island Newport COM
mands, also, to great extent, the peninsula
between James and York rivers.
A large force is to be assembled, and so
important a movement is likely to meet with
opposition. There was evidently great activ-
ity at Sewall's Point last night
Hampton is nearly deserted. The long
bridge there was burned on Saturday night.
About 100 fugitives came in this morning.
They were provided with rations and set to
work.
[Heralds Dispatch.1
There are constantly coming into Fort
Monroe, from the surrounding country, quite
number of slaves who are DESTROYS of being
contraband of war.
CINCINNATI, May 80.
On Sunday night Col. Kelly, in command
of the LIST regiment of Virginia volunteers,
stationed at Wheeling, received orders to
march. They left Wheeling at o'clock Mon
day morning, moving towards Grafton. After
their departure the 10th Ohio regiment, under
command of Col Irwin, numbering 1000
strong, crossed the river and followed Col.
Kelly's command. The 18th Ohio regiment,
under command of Col. Stedman, crossed the
Ohio at Marietta, about the same time, and oc-
cupied Parkersburgh. At midnight, Monday,
the rebels evacuated Grafton in great haste
Col. Kelly is probably in possession of Graf
ton this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, May 80.
A western movement of the Philadelphia
troops is on foot. Several regiments, under
Gen. Patterson, leave at once on the Pennsyl-
vania road = rumored destination Harper's
Ferry.
New YORK, May go.
The naval brigade left to-day for Fortress
Monroe, numbering $50 men, with several of
James riaed cannon. They are all seamen.
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ADVANCE ON HARPER'S FERRY

FLIGHT OF THE REBELS.
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| d4 duAiOuSly lOOhlIlS uclP 0IllO u
drive them off; and hope they will come soon
The little county Of Taylor gave 700 majority
against secession. The vote of Grafton was
451 against secession. One of the traitors
standing guard last night shot a good Union
man dead, as he was passing going to town.
Fathers are against sons; brothers against
brothers. We have force enough in our own
section, but have no authority to act under.
| We want United States officer to lead us.
New YORK, May %.
The government has satisfactory informa-
ton that the commissioners of the Confede-
rate States in Europe have met, in England, a
decided and emphatic refusal to recognize their
pretensions. Lord John Russell, with what
ever uncertainty he may have expressed him
self on other points, made no concealment in
regard to the matter. The same intelligence
comes from the French government. The
French Emperor and NJ Thouaral were deci-
died.
Information to the foregoing effect has been
received by diplomat in Washington; the
news is well accredited, and is matter of dis
cussion in diplomatic circles.
Gov. Banks has been appointed Commissa-
ry General.
BALTIMORE, May %.
The U. S. Court House and adjacent streets
We're densely crowded, to-day, to learn the
proceedings in the habeas corpus case Of Mr..
Merriman, detained at Fort McHenry.
A writ of attachment was issued to-day
against Gen. Cadwalader for contempt Of
court. The Marshal reported that on going
there he was refused admittance to the Fort.
Chief Justice fancy read statement show
ing the proceedings of the militia were illegal,
and said that, in oral statement, fearing he
should be misunderstood, be should put his
opinion in writing, and file it during the week
in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court and
also forward one to the President, calling on
him to perform his constitutional duty, and
see that the laws be faithfully executed, and
enforce the decree of this court. q
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War Movements in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-Five hundred troops
from Terra Haute, Indiana, have gone up Green
Nos 1 and on the Canal. A regiment of caval-
ny from Ohio have gone into camp near Coving-
ton, and Cynthia, Ky, Is occupied by Federal
troops.
National flags are displayed at the Louisville
Hotel and at the Gait House
Seven secessionists, among them James Clay
and Col II. c. Harris, Of Madison, KY, were
brought here to-day under arrest as State prison
ers. writ OF hd6eaS corpus issued In CIay's case
is made returnable before Judge Catron on Mon
day.
1t Is reported that some Of Buckners men at
lacked the Union camp on Mud river, forty miles
from Bowling Green, under Col Hawkins. The
rebels were badly whipped and the Union men
were coming to Col. Hawkins aid from all d.
rections
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
lSo bbls. Old Rye WHISKY,
80 bbIs. HERRING and ALEWIvEs,
bbls. Crushed and Refined SUGARS.
% bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow prioed) MOLhSSES.
For sale BY JOHN J. BO6UE. ne Il

SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2Ist of Octo-
plying the A rmI with Reef Cattle on the hoof, to
YORK, In the state of Pennsylvanis, as the Gov
erpment may designate.
Bidders are req uested to oomp,y IN all particulars
with the form Of bid publ shed herewith.
Government reserves to itself tbs right TO pay In
Treasury notes other funds 1t has for dis buIse
ment, And to reject any bid ard for any cause. NO
bid will be entertained unless the bidder is present
to respond to his bid.
The Government will reoeiv 4, 900 head under the
contract. ard will reserve The tight to require any
addit onal number up to l6 boo head.
Deliveries to be made weekly In such quantities
a. may bs required.
The Cattle must average 800 pounds gross
weight; and 20 animal will be received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional bid will be received.
The bids to be directed 10 Cap. A. BKckwIrH,
C.S, U. s, A Washington, ID. c., and eLdor sed
" Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF BID.
i, "A Il, do hereby propose TO deliver to the Gov
eminent good Beef Csttlo on the hoof for pr
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or York,
In the State of Pennsylvania, ss the Government
nav designate, according to the terms of the en-
closed advertisement. The Cattle TO be weighed
on the scales, and the weight determ n ed to be
the purchase weight. | hereby agree to give q
good and sufficient bond for the fulflment of the
Goyernment funds in payment for the Cattle.
to be made about the 10th of November, 1861.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK Al
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVY YARD.


Last night, the Reliance came M with two Of
the New York sixty-nipth re0,u~nt WIN had .
capped from their Richmond prison bv an ipg,-
nious arrangement and succeeded An reaching our
fotlIla on the Potomac Another vss brought mn
by the Pussy Saturday evening. One Of the., 10
named Kelly and the other 10 orderly s.rResn,
Donohoo, Of company X. Keuy WA. ,lishOv
wounded In the thigh At Bull Run, but has re-
covered. Their statements are similar In sub
vance with those Of others previously escaped
The reliance reported no news % Interest, there
N.."s oosn NO hfint upon vessehsince Thursdsy.
me focanea'as went down this mernlng. TIE
10 SPOUT completed, and VIII Join
VIC AOe ~oh. enc ~ now one o. we nnest
guuooo's snoe', oeing amos entirely new. She
canio IL ana eo-Pounoef guns forward, and
z-Pouno nowi'zer sAd s-inch Columbiad an.
noaroing netting mas been pat up, her pilot
mouse sneethsd win iron, and Der boiler enoased
In iron ana sand 70 protect Il Rom injury.
The FORBES was to-day going on the ways, and
VIII soon DC completed.
A HIGH CONTINENT.
HEApouARTxRs, ARnI or rHr Poroxac,l
washington, sepeemocr ~, 1851. s
oehenI orden NO IL.
r,o oen.rei NOu'"anoIng nkes pleasure
70 ne 1ooPs Oh bn2aoier Senersi
e.,s'oh, IA. erenhcanon NJ their
,r,r-..,.. 80 80 $50. VI 'oe n'ie" ana
r. sIs'N-,,.e -oN ,n'
- g. x-ns' se.iee. " ne uocps, 'ne en-
80. wy, enolueu % instruction ana oiseipine,
~. 49, ens 1000 o'oer Oh 'neir camps,
kNy e.eoiaOie W 'ne oncers ana men;
nm, ,h. 49,,
w., go. a .Ssn.a
om.,,,.-R,cv,n o. - - d
Ihb phs'hoSI0N OF THE PhlvATxR "LkDr
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A Discharged Fsrt Lafayette Prisoner at
Hsme

BURLINGTON, N. j., Sept. % Col James w
Wall, who had been committed to Fort Lafayette,
and who was released a few days since, returned
to this city, bis home, last evening. A large
gathering welcomed him with cheers as he
alighted from the cars He was afterwards pro-
vided with d carriage and a torchlight process
sion, headed by band Of music, was formed to
escort him to his residence. Upon his arrival
there be made an address in response TO the de-
monstrations Of welcome with which he was
greeted, announcing his purpose to find out the
individuals who were the cause Of bis arrest, and
bring them to speedy justice
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~ n SOMETHING NEwI ~
DISCOVERY oTNNfal
IVY :, ga, TIE Ass:

OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Coos cd (far superior
. to rosstl in i,oo nlinrtss, tht Jastssf
tt1gs on record. Call and see.
The undersIgned res specially informs hls friends
In the District, and visitors 20 the city, that he has
rented has OLD and wkLL-KNowN EsTABLIsHMI Vt
In most thorough manner, and has made com
plete arrange ments to furnish OYSTERS in ANY
style and IN any quantity. 900 20 800 60 Ions shucksd
R Pulp Sallyneans hernstiesiy sailed. Furmshsd
Per.2ns wlshins % have oystess furnished rsgs-
larry throuxh the winter, at Baltimore prlcea
without fear Of failurs, should cal and make a..
sngsmonts at once. Freight. time, and money
ssas o dc Bsismors ssss6iaAnss sas
af prices Just 90 low. = =
TO SUTLERs.
&C.. UsnRsa MeTfss. keesssrs. ssrdinss. cfsns.
4e., e. Also, Pieklss. tetsup, sesoes, 'BrsndS
ass, Tsfrssins, Fresh Lob,ters, God, Hslibst. te.
hsE slc:s =. 9p h,sSEd, g Iss.op. Sc picss =
IN season, II the Meqsy Il ssat With The order
ny sstabhshment 10 open from o. m. 20 u ~
n,isht every DAY. szespf Sunday. vhsn close q
sol r. n. HARVEY.
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mr. u.

On Sunday, the 18th inst, in the stth year Of his
aEe. ansr long and painful illnsss, MT. GEORGE
w MILLER.
His friends and the friends Of the family are In
yited 70 attend his faeefsl, from the residence OF
sy. al O'Clock % mo ss oS' efussdss "a
On hemorninE Of Sept. 5nth. Rev. THOMAS
His funeral Will move from his Iate residence.
on L a., Derives 22d and s3d sta, on W ednesdsy
eftsrneon, st 2 o'clock, e Mount Zion Church,
GsosIstcyn: TIE f,snds Of the family arc 70
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kentucky Leaislature.

FRANKFORT, Sept. Is In the House yesterday,
Mr.. Andrews, from the judiciary committee, re.
ported, among other things, that the committee
do not believe that Congress has transcribed any
OF Its powers In the imposition Of the tax to pro-
tect the Union, The committee were discharged
from further consideration Of the subject-67
against 10. In the Senate, the vote was unani-
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Another Prize Vessel.

PHIADELPHIA, Sept. 2s-The United States
steamer Brooklyn, from the mouth of the Missis-
sippi, has arrived here for repairs.
She reports the capture Of the barque Meaco,
from Rio de Janeiro, with coffee for New Or
leans. A prize crew was put on board and the
prize ordered to this city.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DThough THs srAR Is printed on the fastest
team press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edit on
10 50 large 10 require IL 70 be put to press at an
early hour: Adrsyfissnssts, therefore, should be
sent In before II o'clock n; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day
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Frsm Kansas,

WYANDoTTE, Kansas, Sept. 29.-Acting Cover
nor Root has issued orders that every man in the
State between eighteen and forty ave years, shall
enroll himself in the militia, and that each COM
pany be ready for immediate marching orders.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
THE PIRATE "iADY DAVIS DE-
sTROYEv-sPiKING A GUs Ar THE

rENsAooLA NAth fAnes hhN. -
Bosrok, Sept. % "A letter from writer on
board the frigate Colorado, on Fort fickens,
states that an expedition the l4th desreyed The
pirsse Lady Davis, In Pensscoia hsrsor She ives
commanded by Capt Renshsw, formerly OF me
Federal navy.
One Of the boats crew landed 81 the navy yard
and spiked ten-ineh coluneisd-
The steamer MAJ achusetts and ths sioop-ef-wsf
Preble were on chsndlss Isiand on the icsh-sll
we'd M u.
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Break in the 9,pp,,,ee Canal

RosHRsrER, Sept ga disastrous break oc-
Cured In the towpath Of the Gennessee Valley
Canal this morning, between Bipperdinia and
Doly's Greek, which win require three or four
days to repair.
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Nomination for the State senate

FIRDKRIcK, Md, Sept 2s.-The U nion conven.
ton Of Frederick county met here this morning
The meeting IL very large Grayson Eichelbergei
has been nominated for State Senator Mr. E. ID
at present Secretary Of State under Gov Hicks
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0QQ Johnson & NA6LB, 900
Between \ inth and Tenth sts.. south side,
IS YRS. PISk 81 WiSkFsfs kskk2EE2Sas Sc
6fREsS FffNI GR1ESaEhRaIEs s mi M
Suffers STORES INGENERA[.
CHAMPAGNEs: =
Moe. ckaadoa.a cS s9s rlSsS ce Ss1as F.sos
wh;oh "a o msonrstfs, Royt 65sps; c..,.,.
added. 90 JOHNSON & NA6LE,
9e9 Penns avenue.
snsss. Sf scqf II ISSS E .ss
LIQUORS, for Camp, Medlen.l aad Family nss,
b. the csss. At JOHNSON & NAGLE,s.
PicKLE ss Pepper ana ether sAycEs TO-
from tie es;e6Isted nsnaf:0scT ef FoEis nbsrh 3
Al JOHNSON HA6LEs,
y A 4 RDhSNKAk t|Ef PIG FEET. LAMB AND
~ hslFbsrel, SOLO
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES,

ID GAUNTLETS, go.
We call the attention ofSutleTs, RAgImental Of
hoers, and others wishing to purchase Buckskin
Gloves, Gsuntlets, MittIns, Purses, Tobacco Pou-
ches, PortnOnnaies, Leggins, &c, at wholesale, to
our extensive stook-all of our own manufacture
at our store, los High street, Georgetow
Our Gloves Gauntlsts and Mittens are Of the
best quality, of real BuckskIn.
Military Buff and White Gauntlets, Boxing
g owes, BuckskIn Shirts and Drawers, made TO
order. RAMSBURG g. EBERT,
los High street, Georgetown, ID. c.
MA large quantity of scraps of Buckskin
and ChamOls for polishing guns, aocoutrenents,
&C., on hand. Sc 2I-lm
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METALLIC .
ARAGoR OH,

c's..,,s. r.a,sAi-s, ..a Ps.-s.a.s Rest.
The ebove purposes, - veil - for nAchiners and
,nbnosnrg asss 10 v equally s1plicab.e IN fun-
machinery. - "a - - - 4 a
Priseipsl Dspss - gsnzsI Asu.z
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, ftsr Elsventhst
.iI- Agents vsassd v th teams. 70 supply sn-
osmSpent. ian
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MASSEY, COLLINS Il CO.'S
W. PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Expected this day, per steamer J. jerome
900 barrels xXDRAUGHT ALE,
800 hf.-bbls. do. do. do,
Which on arrival will be for Eale. Terms cash
on delivery. Army a. SRINN,
nj Union Depot, GEORGETOWN,
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PHNKIH,

Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exohange at the Star Once counter.
70 TIE AyyLysTHDl-pe sure 70 Rad the adver-
:Semert VI McLean's strengthening Cordial and
blood Purifier. in another column.
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Union ENVELOPES

The most BEAUTIFUL Envelopes published in the
United STATES, printed In two, three, four and one
in ssven on eotors, may be had Of :. c. UPHAM,
BALGRNTYSE. BooEssef .Wa s. IH az Obj b. G.
sample package will be sent to any address on
LeoelRt OF 70 cents. ne cow
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for FLOUR
~ tlll the SOth September, 1861 at Il O'Clock m.
lots of about 600 barrels each, The Flour to he
made Of new wheat, and the delivery Of the whole
lot to be made by the 9Th October. 1851.
and to pass the inspection of Board Of ARM or,
hoers, or such other inspection the Subsistence
Department may direct.
AA 5n9EFc.. E5st S,
3 Pry do,
Cedar Vale do.
Eagle Mills DO.
Clagett do.
J. Newcome do.
M. Smith do.
h0XDury do.
Joe Charles do.
Foundry do,
Heck do,
La Gloria do,
Petuxent do.
Oakley do,
AvOndale do.
Fowler & Zeigler do.
Chesapeake Mills do.
ID. l.. Morrison Co. do.
Lyons Union Flour,
Big Spring Joe Chsrles,
"A few barrels OF she same grade of Southern
ia grade 70 The brands above named. The bdasrss
each kind they proposefto furnish.
The barrels containing the Flour to be strong
wei -hooped and head-Ined.
The proposals to be addressed to Capt. A. BECK.
endorsed, "Proposals for Flour" sea
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The STERN AZ Mauch Chunk, Pa.
MAuoH CHUNK, Sept 2s-The gale of last night
was terrific In this neighborhood. The trestle
work on the top Of Mount Pisgsh, supporting the
gravity railroad, was blown entirely away.
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II NOTICE,
HI, CoPartnershlp heI etofore carried on by The
name OF n. +. LOUDoH d Co. was ed ON the
LIST instant by ats own limitation. All those owing
amounts 70 SAID hrm are requested to settle the
same without delay, IS the SUCCESSORS are anxious
10 cose the ooks and settle accounts against the
above expired oopartnersbip,
GEORGE w. FARANT.
FRANCIS ]. HEIcERGR,
JOSHUA III. KING.
IL NOTICE-The uL iersisned respectfully
Inform their patrons and tie public generally of
their having formed oopartnershIp to continue the
business, ali Its branches, SUCCESSORS Of the
late firm OF h. F. Loudon 4 Co. Whilst rendering
their thanks for the very liberal patronage re-
eeived, they pledge themselves TO use their utmost
sxertions to merit their continued fayors.
FL. HEIBEkGER q CO.
Successor 70 II. +. Loudon and Co, Military
T. J. HKIsKRsKR,
J. III. HING. sep IL Sv
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

NNOTlCE LlCENSES.-Allp persons whose
town expire Oh the SOth INST, are hereby notified
promptly to renew the same, otherwise they sub
jeot themselves TO ne and the Law 10 ooE pulsory
on the proper officers to enforce said kne against
oil del inquents. VIM. LAIRD, Clerk
September q, 1861. Sc 23-Stavtoct 10
N~NOTICE-DOG LICENSEs.-The owners
S OF dogs IN Georgetown are hereby notified
that all dog licenses expire the 3Oth inst, If pay
ment 10 delayed beyond the loih of October next,
the license by law 10 made Is cents higher, and il
not then paid, when dems nded BY the proper officer,
the owner is subject to fine. and the ofiosr 10 d.
reeted to Kill the dog. WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
September q, 1851. sc g StaptOot 10
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Hosss srkALINs. pstrolmsn Fen :
wick ar ested man named Chzs. williams, Tor
stealing Government horse from the New Jersey
cavalry. He was captured with the horse In his
possession, and said be only borrowed Il FOE ride.
He was committed % jail for further hearing.
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SERIOUS CHARGE -Mr. Moore was arrested thii
morning by patrolman shield, upon q charge o.
assaulung and beating Jno. r. Pritchsrd las
Saturday night, and also with robbing him Of
sI7 IS In gold and silver, and pair Of oliver
spectacles He denies every portion Of the charge
and stands committed for further hearing BY y us
tice Thompson.
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DRArH OF EOLDIgR.-Mr. James B. MeClurg
Of company d, ist Pennsylvania regiment, died
yesterday afternoon In the street hospital, .
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FULLY ACQUITTED This morning, the young
men Il. r. Ofutt and =. Taylor, who were
charged with the larceny Of q revolver from an
officer at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night, APP
peared before Justice Thompson, and waited for
the accuser, but he did not appear, and they were
dismissed. No one believes them guilty. And
the sccuser Dug ht 10 be punished d ne has only
acted upon q vague suspicion.
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PISTOL SToLKN.-Lieut. James " Dunlop, Of
company F, 3eth New York regiment, had his
pistol taken from his belt at the exhibition In Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday night. Several arrests
were made, but the pistol was not found.
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school, but no money was sent: did not fare as
other boys ct the same school, did eat ut the same
table; slept In the same beds, but had only one
new suit Of clothes furnished during that time;
witness and Eddy were both little out ut the
elbows; their clothes were pretty well worn; their
father wrote to them.
The examination closed here, and the evidence
was read for correction.
In answering the question ~ 10 no money being
paid for bis schooling after his mother came TO
America, witness added "I heard my mother tell
Mr.. Bonnefous not to take anything from my
father - 60.
Mr.. Davidge contended that this should be put
In. -rr
Mr.. Fendall objected.
The Court said no additions could be made to
the evidence. Adjourned.
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FIRB.-Saturday night, about u O'Clock, a
frame stable on street south, between First and
Second, was burned to the ground The building
was doubtless fred by an incendiary, and person
IL suspected as the guilty party. The stable con-
tained a horse and harness, which were rescued
the horse sligh tly scorched. The stable belonged
to Mrs. Homans.
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THE FORCE.

The force with which the enemy esssyed a .,
connoissance about the Crest Falls this forenoo
was eight regiments not four orig inslly stztet
So Gen. Mccall telegraphs. They stood but hs
dozen shots ere retiring beyond the range
Gen. McC.s artillery. The river 10 day 70
Eve feet above fOrding mark everywhere sboy
the Little Falls.
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EAsLRs are prostrsting the volunteers By hun
drods the hospitals sre crowded with them. Sol
dleIs, be warned IN time. hoiIo1say's Pills are
OCCASIONAL doses OF them Will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only Is cents
per box. Sc 2l-Iw
RIADxR, have you seep Prof. Woods advertise.
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INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS FOR HALY PRICE, be-
Ing shghtIy discolored, but not injured for ser.
vice. 5000 large India Rubber Blankets, lined
with Cdatos EasssI, 6 feet inches long and
feet inches wide, for 81 each, usual price "a
For sale at the India Rubber Warehouse, 3Oe
pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. sa22-tf
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NEW Day GooDs.
stock just opened at X. b. Halls old stand, SIS
Seventh street. Store crowded with customers
Goods to suit the times, aud At prices to please.
se2l-eo6t MATHEWS a. Co., s75 Seventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-30
ON THIS eIDH.

General Mcclellan remained on this side Of ID,
river this forenoon-which means, we take it
that he, at least, dees not believe 10 to be Oh,
enemy's purpose speedily to attack his advances
positions.