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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATFR

lis precisely what ITS name Indicates, for, while
nviEorating and siren thenins to the via poweIs'
and at the same time Tevvifes, relnstates, and re-
at once restores and reKdsTs he system inrninerabis
to ATTACKS Of disease. II Is ths only preparation
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic,
and at the same time so perfectly adapted to- as to
act IN perfect accordance with the laws of nature
and hence will soothe the tceakest stomach, and
tone up the dlsestlve organs, and thus allay all
ting and at the same time 1t is odmpSsed enfrey Of
vegetaoles, yet so combined IS to produce the most
furious consequences. snoh a remedy has long
been fet 70 be deslderatq% in the medical wn,ld,
lows all attacks of disease. and proceed and I'M
oeea M ays hs system open to the insidiOus attacks
dnMy1 81 %s1y oi tne most fsts iuch 70. example the
oss OF hPPetite, Faintne.s, Nervous Irritabtliy,
hs sa b,
well u, a PAINFUL Obst.uc,ed too PIefqse, too
hsslthy tonic Cordial and ood Renovstor is ss
sure 90 cure az the sun is to r,se and set There
tecks, the liver becomes torpid or worse diseased
we are troabed with scaShs and nS sGd
urine, or involuntary discharge OF the same, pain
oeedinsy liable to ight colds, coughs and If un
olecked. soon emaosation follows, and the patient
not allow US to enurnerate the msnr ills 10 which We
are liable IA q weakened conditiOn:of the system.
tor yon have perfect, safe, pleasant and efectua
remedy for loss of Appetite. bliIousness Flatu-
lence, weak and siok stomach. Langour, Liver
Complaint, Chills End Fever, or any Bilious attack
Coz tiveness, Acidity ofthe Stamaoh Neryou sness
Neuraigla, PaipltatlOn OF the Heart, Uepresslo
ol olSplIlts, Sores. Pmples on the Face, or any dis
ease arising from impure blood, such as Scrofula
cryslpeias, Bronchitis, Coug difficulty of Breath-
ing, ana all that olass OF diseases cal ed female
weakness. ana enumerated above. We will also
RE nd d
sure rem edy, and no one should ever travel with
gut; ke.der, try it, for we assure YOU You will
hud "a It friend ind'ed well as friend in need
All persons Of sedeLtary habits viii find it a per-
Ieot preventive OF, as well as cure for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed Hence
Inlnisters students, attorneys, literary gentlemen
anu it1les VINO are not accustomed to much out
door exercise, will find It TO their advantage TO
Keep Dotte constantly on hand; and above al
mno,ners, OF those becoming spoh, will 90 through
thas most dsns erous period nit only with al theIr
strength but .sfe and free from ths
portion Of the world. In short, is indeed mother
coidlei; Try II old and young; no lo' ger run the
risk OF delay 1t will relieve and prove itself
icaiiye kesto1dtire Cordial and Blood Rexovafor.
~. .. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad say, New
york, and la Market Street. st. Louis, NO., and
Bog py al good Druggists. Prioe One Dollar per
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold d in this city By C. sTOTT. s15 Pa. svsnus.
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L. PL UMBER AND GAS FITTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and r cts
he Is prepared 10 Introduce Water end Gas upon
satisfaction
=, He has on hand a lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no II
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DIANQ FORTE INSTRUCTIONS The un-
~ y deislgned, long well known to the->
Warrington pubic as teicher of theuSIs ~
Piano, begs leave to state that he is pre- tIIX1f
pared to take scholars terms to suit the exigen-
Just now which he is anxious to FIJI up, he will
tesoh few soho are, # desirable to their parents
and tax his pay In such merchandise as may be
Wiling to make such arrangements, knowing the
lnoonVenience many who desire to have their chill
dren fanght the Piano experience now in getting
money. Mis- method of teaching has been hIsh '
app owed for y-ars, And his references heads Of
the best musical families in Washington, His
terms are exceedi ng y moderate
JOHN T.. SCHELI,
Residence-295 u street,
ia slim or apUIy At MetzsTo,t's
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, sosikrsm eer
no az Ssresfh street. and Canal, GEO. PAGE,
AEentD They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others in the city-out split, ard deltv-
cred free Of charge. III yOu don't believe it. slye
ja E-lyI
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DR.. ]. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY .. tAs WORLD,
: J !:
ESS DELICIOUS AND ee6
~ DELIGHTFUL = ~
- "A CORDIAL IL MA
90 DEVER TAKEN SH6tE{A
Es&i W .ntiss and S.r:ta- ES@
ESH,9 esrsd By Ii, dis;ili.- S&f
Sk$A sad bariI. Y.llo.
YEN RlacS Root, saraps' U
EIR Bari, and Dund.io1
kSlE enters into iI &5f3
q ESiR Essttisa. EM
aAE ss,.:S siI.di'I iD,EP.j:iP! P.ji9siPi: A2s
Before taking taking.
nfbl. remedy fer r.no,a;nE b. s,.s.,d syst.m
health aud strength. ~''- y"
MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Win sssetpslly eurs Li,sr Complaint Dy,p.psis, Jszn-
and all diseases arising from s.ordsrsd Liv.r or stomasa
by'gsp.. HisIss.n IN 81, P., hsidiy schn..' q
srI%nnl IN n. s..d fslP:.tiO9 q u. Heart fsIln.r
srsocsns Feeling wh,n laying down, DrSn... YsiloS
ef ths Skin .sd Eyes, NJ ght Sweets. Inward r,rsr.
Fls.a,. R..t Desperation Of spr., Frishtir Dreams,
Langsor, Dsspelosney disease, Sores
Rloteh., de skn. and Fever and AFus Ger chs and
OVER A MILLION BOTTLES
have been seld daring tbs last tir months ne
has failed in 'ing entire whe thsn
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will csrs yeui
Ne ianErags convey ads7rs. IDEA of the mmsdi-
haf in Il: s s:.s .sslas ~:
syrlsm whsbsr brofsn devn s,eess veal hy nstxrs
impaired BY sieknss hs rsr,d snst-snS srCani'
Ic;isa Ia .ss:sr,d TO i:s prstns health and vigsr
MARRIED PERSONS,
and ncIEAsr aTiESGTEENIEd CoRDiAI The.
rssfh rsfsnssto Of the syrem; and all nav have In
sTst By inPrsfsr nau viii ind in hi,
Cordial a esrtsin and rPssdy remedy.
TO TIE LADIES.
hcI-hh's sTREEGTEEsISG CORDIAL 10 . sov,r-
eizo aud trssdy for lacipsn ption Whites
osrrrc.sd DccEt hsntru.tion Of Urins
lnrsznsry DsehErss th.Tsef, Falling Of ths WON'T
Gtdinsts Painting all diseases incident 70 Fsmals
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUTIT
esHsr ne longer fsks aecorcng 10 directions, IL will
stnrats s.r.ngksn, and invisorats yer cause tbs
tlocm Of health your cheek again Every hstts il
warranted to give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
y.yr children ar, ,ieSly, PAM or afflicted, McLEANs
net msmsn Try it, and yea win be esnvinesd. Il 10 de-
CAUTION.
Beware ef drrFSists deale try 70 o, i'm rpon
you soms bitter or ssrsparlla trssh shich they buy
ehssp, e .sying i. in.: good Avoid .ueh A,i
Blood thoroughly snd The the system
One tesspoonfrl taken every morning fasting a
any prevalent disease IL Pat up Isrg, bot,I.s Price
only sl psr bottle, bottles fer Is. JH MCLEAN,
Sole proprietor o. this Ccrda sso sLsnns Volcanic Oil
LiIimsnt Principal Depot On the corner Of Third and
Pins streets, d. LEXIS, Me-
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roots AND snOEs ia SUIT THE
- TIMES.
We arc pow manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a-,kfaa
supply OF eastern made work Of every de- E25N
soription, made expressly to order, and will y ~
be sold at o much lower price than has beens -.
heretofore charged in this oity for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, viii always fnd good assortmen
In store ana ~ the lowest prices Give US a call,
GRIFFIN & BRO,
APR S14 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
pLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS


J. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would call the attention OF water takers to their
lul assortment OF Fixtures necessary to its intro
dnctiGn ,ss follows-KITCHENRA RANGES, BATH
TUBS, WATER CLoSETS, HOT WATER
Iron, M5ought Iron, Lead and GslyauiseI WA
ERS, RUBRER HOSE, &c.
Having superior advantages, with prsctioal
kroWiedse, we are prepared to introduce Water
Into dwellings with all the latest improven ents,
promptly. and at prices that snnot fan to satisfy.
26e Penn. avenue,
no a. dtMar1 bet 9th and 10th sts., south side
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w % y ID
w A N ID
G % A
possible rates.
#. J. & w. M. GAIT,
Once Ys2 Pa. av., between 1lth and l2th sts.,
ma rI-d north side.
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COUGHS. COLDS. noARsENEss. &s. {,
COMPOUND sYTRs66FF sYTRs66FSf 81 g uM ARABIc

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy Aas
been 90 long Known and extensively used, that most
ssa:sy :: 4 g. e h.d :. q the dIar
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EIvE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
f.. y arrived this day. smb!.einE al sgaii :sxUN
Dress and Pscking Trunks. Our trunk z0t2
sales room exhibits st this time the greatest variety
OF travelling requisites. ut moderate prices 10 be
found this side Of New York. Also, every deecr,p-
Eon Of kADiES HAT BOXES, VALICEs,
NFOld Trunks repaired or taken In exchange
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar u-n 800 Pa. avenne.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEH
" OF GAS METERS.
WASHING ToS, July 10. $50.
NOTICE rs REREBY GIVEN, That, gree
ably TO the provisions of the ordinance of the Cor
portion appIoyed May l2. 1850, the underssned is
now prepared, whsleyer required In writing, and
on pre- Paymont of the foo of fifty cents to inspect,
examine test prove, and ascertain the ACCURACY OF
IeelsGrntlon OF any g.s meter in in this olty -
Every meter, iffonnd INCORRECT, will be condemned
and an. smother, seaiGd and marked cs true, viii bs
measurement OF s.s, it wifi be sealed soooTdin sJ,
en9 assln put IN position for use.
once No. $40 Seventh streot, (ncar Odd Eel
-ows' Hall; Open from 8 q. m, to ,. m
CHAELES W. CUNNINGHAM,
y B-d Inspector and Sealer of as Mete,s,
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" 9 A FIX T y ES.
w Have IN store, and are daI- y recelying Gas
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
ohercd IN this market. We invite citiZens general
y TO call and examine onT stock of Gas and Water
Flxtlres, feeling confident that we have the best
Eelected stock IN Washington
Az work IN the above line lntrusted TO our care
will be promptly attended to.
MYERS & MoGHAN.
maf h-u 3f6 street.
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A VIM. r. DOVE co.
GAhE NOW prepared 20 execute any orders with
which they may be favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITT,N6
BUSINESS.
IL store on 9th street, q few doors north of Pa,
Avenue, where may be found q comRlets assortment
of CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM and
WAIkh FlAJUhES. ia I-1y
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q. o. DEMUTH 4 CO,
1MPORTIRS And Wholesale and X etail Deal
ers in
HAVANA CIGARS,
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDTES, GINS, 8,..
No. 40 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Firs doors dboce Lezisgton ST.,
no 2-ly RaItimore
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L0DA SPRING,

in Termination Cell. This cell, or well, ID
quite small, being circular. and, perhaps, ten
feet In diameter and fifteen feet high From
A basin in the side Of the rock Jews n most de-
licious spring Of water. Never did We find q
more refreshing draft The water is remark
sbIy clear. and so very cold tha. II benumbed
the hand TO bold IL q minute under the h;tis
fan that trickIes over the edge of the rSck.
Here, we we're informed by our guide, that We
had arrived ut the end Of the Cave. But some
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FOR CHILDREN

nyssr children are ,ckly, PAM or afflicted, MCLEAN
CORDlhL will naks them hsslthy, fat, and tehzst Dsls
net msmsuti it, and yes win be esnvinesd His d.
lcisus 70 taxa.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this city By C. sTOTT, a15 Pa. svsnus.
du 20 eoly, alw =
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OVER A MILLION BOTTLES

THEME rs NO NISIdhE ABOUT IT
euesr longer. Take il according TO directions, IL vii
stimulate, ghsn, and invisorats cause a.,
hocn Of health yopr cheek again Every ksttls
warranted te give satisfaction.
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Military and Naval Movements

THE 48th Regiment, y. Y. 3, V. (Contin.
entail Guard) Col. PEHEY, left their tents A.
Fort Hamilton yesterday MORNING, at an early
hour, and marching to the Government deck,
embarked upon "a steamboat for the seat Of war.
The orders had bccn received the day previous,
and eve rything being put in rcaiine,s, there
was hut little delay in IHarching to the boat
the tcnts having been lcit in charge Of m'n
from caol company Tie men hil for a Ion
| time le,n anxious to leave and the intell-
| gencc that their wishes in this respect would
lie .pecGily gratifcd, cau,cd a great deal Of re-
| joicing. Tho officers haze been nssiluous in
their eNertons 10 perfect ,heir commands in Il 2
cilline snd drill ana haze 80 Tar succeeded As
10 maba the regiment 0,e Of the hest in the
| volunteer service. The uniform is the sIr.s as
that Worn by the regular troops, dark blue
coats AMI light blue pIuialoons, They ~ all
umc,l with the 'nirld rifle
A telcgraphc dispatch from Col. Murphy, Of
the 10th Rcgi1ont, n. \. $. v, sta!o, that
| Capt. James acQueon is lying in n dangerous
condition, on arcoun, Of injuries sustained OF
Sunday, the Sth inst. As no particulars AZ
given. it is supposed that he was shst by on. 0
the ,ncmyS pickcts.
fIRsl FIKr Z,UANEs.-The lirst Fire Lou
ayes hayo been returned to this city, anil an
located at the Battery Three hAndr.d reporte
there yesterday. The rcpimout is to he re- or
! ariaed, and the Questionable members %
, PEELED.
We learn from a notice in cur advertising col
}. umus, that the regiment is to proceed to Fol
e trees Monroe forthwith, AMI is orJercd to mu
7 ter tomorrow, fully uniformed, armed an
r. equipped and all members who are afraid
meet the enemy again and do not appear
d at the time appointed, will have their nam,
published in the city papers rs deserters, thu
r, the true character OF every one of them may |
knoED hencsloIward 10 their fellow citizens.
The Fire Zouaves have done badly Of late
r though We suspect not as badly as it has bee
&c the fashion TO represent them-but we imagil
the man of least self-respect among them vi
N shrink from being forever branded as a cowa
y and descrter Of his flag. We trust they vi
N now cone to their duty like men, and make
u record for themselves that will cause all the
ormtr faings to 10 forgotten.
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Fires, Accidents, Inaue-.r, 60.

FIRT IN LEWIS SrnRKr AT 6 l-2 O'Clock
last evening, ire occurred on the second floor
of the frame building No. 167 Lewis street, oc-
cupied by Robert Sackett Damage about SlD0;
no insurance. The fire was caused by Mrs.
Sackctt accidentally setting iiro TO some cloth
ing.
lScEHpIARY FIRR.-Somo daring incendi-
AIRY, on Monday evening, poured SEINE camphene
in the clapboards of tho building corner Of
Ninth avonuc and cd street, and set lire to it,
but the fire was discovered and extinguishcd
before any groa' damage was dOno. Tho BALD
ing is used ~ a liquor store by Thomas Riley.
FALSE ALARM.-The 7th District alarm at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning, was a false alarm Of
lire, which proceeded from the building No. III
Chatham street.
THE LATE ABORTION CASE Coroner Sehir-
mer yesterday held an inquest in the case of
May Dunlop, the young woman who, IL was
stated had died from tho effects Of an abortion
produced upon her at the residence Of her uncle,
No. G43 Hudson street. Evidence was taken,
showing that deceased was unmarried, and 26
years OF age that two years ago she came TO
this country from Scotland, and went to reside
with her uncle, Hugh McAlpine, at the above
house in March last she went to the Lesko &
Watts Orphan Asylum, ~ seamstreSs. Aweek
ago Saturday, she was taken very i'll and was
| attended by DR.. Ward, Of Harlem. Ga Tuesday
last she was brought 10 her uncle's where, on
Sunday morning, she was found dead in her bod.
| A DIR. Norval Of this city attended her for a few
| days, and at her death gave a certificate 10 the
| effect that her death was caused by disease Of
the heart; whereas, as now appears, IL was the
result Of an abortion. She told one Of tho cham
bermaids that her uncle had treated her badly,
taken her earnings, and had overcome her
| twice-also that she had had miscarriage DR..
Wood, hearing of the above facts, sent word to
| Coroner Schirmer, who stopped the burial Of
| the body. Tho testimony Of Dr. NorVal was
not obtained, and tho case was adjourned 10
await his appearance.
FoUND DKowSED.-T The body Of Edward
Hickey, boy, years of age, was found yester-
day in the dock foot of 23d street, T.. r. ItwM
taken to Bellevue Hospital where an inques
| will be held upon it.
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RIVED CANSos.-A battery Of Whitwcrth's
rihed cannon, sent TO the Goverpment by loyal
Americans in England, was forwarded from
this city to Washington yesterday.
The battery has been fitted up with carriages,
caissops, limbcrs, battery wagons and forge, Of
the United States pattern. The calbre Of the
gum is about three inches, and is octagonal f;
the sides of the octagon descending spirally to
the brccch. The projectie Is conica at both
o'd', and the Cylindrical portion is a spiral octi-
gon TO correspond with the bore. The cannon Is
ciRh' feet long and loads at the breech. Riaod
guns posses advantages over tho smooth bore
urly where a distant oljcct il to be attacked.
FOi all distances under cishtocn hundred yards
the preference is given by artillery men to
smooth bore guns and scattering prof cities.
The same may DO said u rifed small arms and
many cs 1re on record Of the su periOt execu-
ton Of smooth bsres at short range over the
rifle. For this purpose ono or two ri1ed guns
only are attached to each battery of artillery.
DrrAH1UnEs.-TmR FRgAoSr RRolMrSr.
The fremont Regiment, Col Rosa. went on
to Washington On Monday evening last. They
were conveyed directly from their camp at Tur-
tie Bay lIr, very to EliEabetbput, whence they
proceeded Ivy the n. J. Central II. Il.
EEcHufrs.-About 30 recruits were mustered
in yc'tcrd,y, and sent 10 the ScArsdale camp.
The weather Of yesb riiy was most unfavorablo
for recruiting, especially in the Park, which
was almost deserted.
FOKrY THIRD REGIMENT The 431 Rsgi-
mcnt Of New York Volunteers, Col. Vin'on,
arrived here from Albany yesterday evening,
and were puarterod at the Park Barracks IL ia
probable that they will leave today or tomor-
row. They number but about $40 men, their
recruiting not having been near completed when
they received orders TO march.
TnE PROPELLER Stare and Stripes o. Lieut..
commanding, Il worlen, was formally put in
commission yesterday afternoon.
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Union Movements.

II il very clear TO thoughtful Observers, that
the Union city movement in Brooklyn is getting
along much too fast fr any COED to the public in
terest. A lot Of politicians are making a remark.
ably sudden jump for the vacant saddle, and
evidently intend to ride into place and profit on
the irresistible anti-party sentiment Of the PEG.
ple. If the latter do not look sharp, they will
he awfully swinded at the Fort Green meeting.
We hold il 10 I've a piece Of unmatched impu-
dence In the knot Of ward politicians who go
together few evenings since, to assume to call
engineer and ''put through" patriotic meeting
Of the whole city for the nomination Of Union
candidates for the charter election. No such
game ought to he permitted. Rcsolutc men,
Of sufficient public influence, should assume a
leading part in this meeting, independent OF
the "cut and dried arrangements Of the self
constituted committee, and secure to the moet-
ing what it will undoubtedly desire-the ap-
pointment Of large committee Of the best AMI
purest OF the prominent citizens of every warl,
who usually take little part in politics, to whom
the arrangements for u genuine no party ex-
preston Of public sentiment us 10 men and mel.
sures, should be confded. The list Of candi-
dates said TO be alreat agreed on by the pre-.
sumptuous politicians COMMITTEES, should by nc
means be allowed to b. imposed upon the meet
ing. Whoever they may be, there is certain t.
be "a cat under the meal"
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Tcl,grnphic Summary.

The entries of articles for the State Fair AT
watertown, Yesterday, footed up over 1000
Tomorrow is declared grand holiday in King
ston, Canada and the Mayor aud Council will
attcrd the fair in body.
DANIEL. 5. DICKINSON addressed iremcn-
dous Union War mass meeting in Hartford yea
terday. Business was generally sup 'nici, and
hags displayed. 1uoNAs FRANCIS MRAGHHR,
who was expected to speak, telegraphei as fol-
lows: II cannot 30 to Hartford toiay-l 20
To the war. Talking Is over with me-FiEht Is
the wo'd.'
In Boston yesterday, s.0o, 900 were taken for
the new Treasury notes. Great subscriptions
are Anticipated throughout New England, as
| soon as the agents get to work in all quarters
| Many are holding oil in consequence OF the loss
of tine involved in waiting for their turn in
the present crowd. An apprehension be gins IL
be felt that the whole 500, 900 900 will he
taken up before Congress meets, and that those
who do not make their investments a. the pres
ont opportunity, will never SEQ chance to gel
| like interest and security again.
The anniversary of the adoption Of the Ma
tional Constitution was celebrated in Philadel
phia with great spirit Yesterday
A .oldhr If the Mi -achusot'- 18th wa
Killed yesterday, near Harper, Fury hy 'ho
from rebel, posted l~hnd some hulldmgs Of
the opposite side Of the river. \ l2-pounde
| soon dispcrod them, killing five or six.
The steamer iorltora, now waiting to ~
p through the block lde at Old Point, is command
ed by Parrish, her old captain, She is reall
ron.platcd, 70 heavily as to impede her sailing
II One important expedition for tho southel
> coast-no one knows where's now on its wa
II and another is or soon will be 30 Accounts
Dr. their destination and doings will soon he du
rs The general publication of these facts, so
lt from interfering with the Gosign, forms a pa
|. Of il, by dcmoraliling the rebels with nnnenn
bic fears of attack at many points at once,
r All the Banks of New Orleans suspend
D. specie payment Yesterday
LIP. Walker the rebel Secretary OF w
he has resigned in consequence Of bad health. CT
y Bragg is his successor.
T. The Maryland Legislature mustered vest
4 day II mepiben in the lower house and in
Il senate.
Is The rebels fired on our men with cam
81 across the Potomac at Sharpsburg, on Frid
e. Saturday. Two Ct Col. Anderson's guns so
l. silenced them, and flag OF truce came o'
proposing to quit