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MONDay Jrry %

eESArE.-Ere the Star went to press, the bill 20
coanscate the property OF all De sons found in
arm against the u 8 Government WIS tsi,n n.
On motion Of Mr.. TrumnuII, IL uG amended
ny adding clause forfeiting the service, from
their owners OF I'll negroes employed in IN. ~ bel
armies with their said owners consent; ven, A
NAYS o-(taken on motion Of Mr.. BreekinrIdpe
HoosB "A joint resolution 20 nav the widow
OF the late Senator D"uglas the amount doe hir,
for services In the U. Senate was passed
Mr.. stevens, Of Pa, from the COMMITTEES o.,
ways and Means, reported a bill to refund duties
on arms imported by States. Passed
The bill Tor the relief Of the Ohio volunteer.
was taken up and passed, with amendments.
Mr. Johnson, Of Pa. introduced joi ut resoI n
ZION, extend ng the provisions Of the act ora
bounty lands &c. TO sod ers Of the nted statrs
10 volunteers employed Ia suppressinR the South
ern rebellion Referred
several other important bills were introduo
and referred, when
Mir Critendel offered a resolution declaring
tnat the present war had been forced upon the
country BY the dlsunIonIus of he Southern
Staes TINT IL is not waged in spirit Of oppres-
sion ofsuoJugaton, nor with view TO overthrow
ehy lnsftuiioni out s TO maintain the principles Of
me Constitution md the Government OF tue Uni
peu STATES ana when such obi sets shall have been
attained tue war thall csase
Mr. Burnett demanded division Of IN. rrxolu
NOM ana the yeas and nays were tak-1 on that
portion declaring that the war h.d Zen forced
upon the country by the disunionis;s OF ne Soutu
efn S,'tes, resultng-yeas 1871, nays ID, ss-s Bur
neo OF Ky and Reed Of Mo.
The resolution, As originally fired was then
batseo-LS2s III, nays MIssrs Potter Of Wis, and
Riddle OF Ohio
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that Cod Hunter bad driven th.rn h.ch q, m.
rear. snd that Col. Hein'r.lmanIs commend va.
neehng with everv success and that n reouirex
OUT tne reserve ~ Gen Tylerls division a. mar
on TO Manassas JUnciisn. - f"'-
Mississippi soldier was t.ken n,I,o,., H.,
private Hssefooke, Of the Wisconsin second 49,,
ment BE turned cut 10 Be Brigadier Ou,rse,-
master Pryor, cousin Of Roger A Pryo, M.
was captured with bis horse % be by scoIdeot
rode within orr lines He discovered himself BY
temarktng 70 Hssbrook-"we are getting bndly
cut TO pieces "what regiment DO Won belong
70 asked aasbrook. "The 18Th Mississippi. /"
said Hasbrook.
=, rom the ststements OF this prisoner II appears
.oat our artillery has created great havoc smong
tn- rebels, OF whom there 10 from thirty 70 forty
thousand IN the Geld under the command Of Gen
bea9resard, while they have q reserve Of Is 0Oo at
the Junction
He describes an onicer most prominent in the
Lutte az Jen Davis He confirms The previous
feporu OF regiment Of negro troops in the ~ bel
'oes he saws IL IL din cult to get them q proper
DISC piine In battle array
:, Inc position 81 the enemv ertended IN three
!,n's IN The form Of triangle. the apex fronting
tue center Of our columns The area seems 90
nave been fll-d with masked batteries
Al seven O'Clock this evening guns were stu
neafo nring at short Intervals.
I8r LArRR.
humor s'ys that Heintlemant division. late
yestetday afternoon, made circuitcus march Of
seven miles, turned the enemys rank and st
laSt accounts was Smelling them In the rear
Inc head OF tie charger Of Gov sprsgue
whlcn RODE during the engagement was shot OF
from his BODY while the horse Of General Burn
side was shot from under him.
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Incidents of the Battle

poor little drummer boy was cut cou,uletsiv
In two by canister shot which struck him ius,
under the arms. piercing ooh" emitted I'm
childish treble the soldiers who ware mes, him
say, wa, sound that will ring in their ears for
life.
Among the disasters Of the day were two very
serious oues from the firing into each other by
mistake, OF our own regiments The Eighth
New York Regiment was badly cut I'D thus nv
either the Fourteenth or Twenty fifth Regiments
OF the same State. The Sixty-ninth New York
Regiment had one company destroyed almost 10
man by IRE from our own forces.
1t was generally reported at Centerville last
evening that Col. Farnham, OF the Fire Z,uaves
aud Col. Corcoran Of the Sixty ninth We're killed
They were both wounded, but not seriously IL In
believed. 1t was also among the rumors of the
evening that Gen Schenck was prisoner in tn.
bands II he enemy. The Ohio soldiers were hit
ter In denunciatiOn OF chenck and the Conpec,i
cut troops OF Tyler for laundering again In lead
Ing them In position to be cut up by masked
batteries. We know not with what justice.
Lieut.. Col. Elliot of the Seventy nth remnant
had horse shot under him The surviving mem.
beers OF this gallant regiment mourn th. loss Of
Col Cameron very deeply o, he had earned thai,
entire love and confidence
Colonel Hunter, Y. 8 A, was severely won nd ed
In the jaw, and Col. HeintHlemen in the aim.
Col slocum, OF the Second Rhode IslaEd sgi.
ment, was killed
Col Wilcox, Of the FIRST Michigan Regiment,
was Siued In the nght at Bun Run Yesterday,
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Gen. Garnett's Fusitiye Feree..

Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial !
WHEELING, Va July IL .-Through cow,rdice
or lmoecility, Gen. Hill permitted the escape Of
Gafnetts fJgiJives near Oakland They nun.
bered about fifteen hundred, and were exh austed
and probebly would have surrendered without
resisting Hiil's advance was within a mile and
half of them, eager for the FRAY, when be sud
de;ly ordered a countermarch, against toe eI pos
tulaticns Of Officers and men. He Afterwards re-
ceived strong reinfcrceme. ts al returned bat
Gen. Mcclellan being disgustea with bis opera
stop The enemy being reinforced, and Hill
having allowed toe right opportunity TO pass,
should he meet disaster the fault will be bis
Major Marcy goes to Washington, a bearer Of
dispatches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22
IXXVIIA CoNGRESS.-ExrRl SESSION

SENATE On Saturday, after our repor, closed-
MI Latham delivered q speech Endorsing in
many respects the views OF Aessrs Breckenridge
ana 6ayard, but not word bad either Of them
aid 70 to the infractions Of the Constitution NV
those now Ia rebellion whatever WA necessary
on the part Of the President to support the Cons &
tnnon AND the lavs, even 'hougb without author
fancy, and condemned the Suspension Of the writ
OF haoeas corpus and the incr-sse Of the regular
army He was In favor Of sustai Ing the Govern
ment, ana considered 1t the imperative duty Of
the people to stand by the President and malutain
the laws
AFTER Few remarks from Mr. Rise. and a brief
executive session, the Senate adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

VIRGINIA CHIvALRT old tapnsr Of hiph
re:pectIbilitv, who has resided in ham pton for
many years. named Benjamin Phillips. was
Gaming up the road netr Hampton in the AZ er.
noon. armed with double rreled yen Seeing
buggy some distance ahead Of him, he slipped
into tue woods and waited i:s approach Hesoon
discovered two ofnc-n seated ia the buggy and
saw from their distressed appearance that they
were Ia no condition Co do him much dsm,ge
They Tailed him as they pSssej, asking who be
was He replied by telling them tn PISS on As
soon as they did So the cid n'en let Nv both bar
rrls 81 bis gun In rapid succession into the bac
n the buggy. snrisk was heard. and one Of
tue officers leaped out AID took to the woods
The other fell forward and the buggy passed on
MI Phillips vas OF the impress on that TIL shrek
was th~ death veil OF The - divdual who re
mained Ia the vehicle. Mr. Phillips had previ-
ouslY killed. at der-nt tins Hins Of the federal
scouts -RucAno,d no Wkix
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TEE RETuRsINo lkOOPs First and Sec
ond Rhode I,lsEd regiments came ia about u \
O'Clock, about one aif the number be!ng in tue
line Their splendid battery, with tie exception
OF one gun, Is utterly destroyed
The second New Hampshire req moTt, which
NUMBERED ,UG men, arrived sgOa afterwards,
bringing In between oOJ and 100 men.
The Fire z ruaves xhich have 60: here thus fa-
number $50 Gen.
The Twenty second, TLirtIet h and Thirty
third New Work re- iIneats rece we'd orders to ad-
vance over he river and left camp about nine
o',lock last n 1t Ts.yretGrned between eleven
and tueiVS, - cir orders having been counter
asnded
During IN. morning, the soldiers engaged IN
the bsIIIs Il Yesterday wtre struggling into III
sty. by Wy II the Long Bridge, In squads A
company Of Us MARINES, numbering about IS
men, came over, reporting the loss ia killed so
far ss they uld lesrn of their force, Of IS, but
many missirI. In all Of the marine force which
have arrived here thus far, there srs about IS or
10, cat Of near 90 th.t went forward
About IL O'Clock this morning, several hundred
horses were sent over TO forces on the othe.
sid to supply t's places Of those Killed ED lost
IN Fssterdsy's engagement. Some delay IN get
firZ over wa cccasiOn,d ~ the advance Of the
lifls gIers and teams abov1 alluded TO
stragel-rs Of the First Michigan Regiment con-
nnued TO arrive in iowa ali ;he m0rriuJ Thy
make th~ir hr4dq lartsrs at Wood wards buf!d-
iIE There ore In all OF IN ,se ,rriyed ahou. grty
The Second New York Regiment arrived 10 the
city by wsS Of the G-Orgetown Aqrrduct They
have lost sboni $50 men, ia xii I'd wcun,'rd and
n''sins. The r-Eim-nt is In good condition.
and the n ." In On. spirits. FEY led the I'd.
v-nse assisted to prcrart TIE r-r- At and v. Re
DESTROYS ( re'Eain'rx6 bud With Gen. McDc,y-
ell. ou vsrr never aeless urdsrsi 10 barrzck In
the CITY, harirz lot iaelr camp squ!p7ge, which
"a been sem fer for ard, to bs out OF ths vvay c.
So feld maasuvers
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THE News HERE.

TIE ARMY OF TIE PoroHAc will be imme.
diatsly reo-ganized upon a bash o: over 100 900
men. Regiments arr cf-ring and being accepted
With such raTtdity as to insure this being accom-
plished In . very few day1 General Mcclellan
ha: been summoned by the Government from
Western Virginia, to take command Of the army
nf the Potomac at Washington. Reinforcement
tslsgraphed for Las: night are now on their yav
hishsr, from various directions, in large force.
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vI,ris'- BArr.Er -6,Derat Mcdowell b,

'IsfAE's BATTEkY &c efat Mcdowell bss
sausod the following order to he issurd:
Th- captains Of Vsrian's battery Of Hob. s,.rr
l,ry, OF scLed 70 TIL 9hth Regiment of the y, "
Io'E NOlun'esr STATE Militia, having mpie,pd
IL" pm OF its enlistment, - b"norabiv dir
ehME from the service II the United Slates
en- Nili march 70 AltI1Idr!s and reDor; 10 Co.
RunyGn 70 NJ mustered cut OF ~ = s-rytrp Tn.
material Of the battery III Dr. turned owe, IN ~,
ordnance Imcer Of this command. This battery
within tvtnty four Eours' no.ice II taS ). al
times rendered prompt and willing aud etacte,;
service. rHd gained the appreciation Of high mil
hrY gentlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

fsuIHs ~ THE CONFEDERATE ARMY We
dsiv hear Of mothers in our city beuailing the
influence that led their sons, uner. boys 10 leave
their homes TO join the ConfedsratS army by
those who take care then selves 10 keep out Of
harms wuy. We Yesterday published the Ia
scripti0ns found on the graves Of THREE youths a.
70 nineteen years ofsgs The Louisville Journal
thus ailudes to the youths who are being hurried
away from that city:
A gentleman Of this city informs us that q COM
Pany OF ABOUT thfty-fve persons left the depot on
THURSDAY night FOR the Southern CO. fsderacy
some OF them not more than fifteen years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

SENATOR FOsrER, oF COSNgcrIcUT We re-
Eres to have 10 state Il a: WAGNER recently ar
rived here fro ysE,crdav's battle, with n cannon
shot through his wagon, stat. S that IL wss msde
by the shot that killed Col. Came on, and also
Killed SenTtcF Foster OF Connecticut, who with
two other civilians was in his wagon at the time.
Dir. Foster IL nCwn to have been with the army,
and We have not bern able to learn that he has
subst u ntly returned to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

TIs kELETs ASa " oEsrEB.-Thou2h the num-
D. II XIII y-sterds. vii rr1b BY b. large for
an utrtssn BATH d. :; ~ 70; approach any
TAI Ike thS graf - lie G id Il Europe. which
h-vs b-en d-s'dsd 10 cPeI cor.n:'!es " ia tro2 ?
NOV X IN larLe n.ts'.s AID vEi ere flrm.dq Ie
ss'>.ry charges aGd artillery .tioas On Lazy.
q ! are features Of the v,rf.rs
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Gov. eFEAsuf, Of khcdc Island, arrived here
this morning with The remnants Of his two rprf-
nenis. s'd at onc@ retired tp his room al VIII
lafd'', big prcstratrd bv fltig1e He will.
d0ahiless, room be able " resurne BIS dntisc
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u Work on the Barper's Ferry bridge has
been going on for two or three days, and the Law.
ing 81 ihs heavy tinbsrs scrcrs zoe piers will be
toon eomnlet'd. TIE cars viii probably be able
to cross by tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

Dr From ne publ shers, Ticknor Fields, we
naye Hdya a. sheets Of the d" Atlantic Monthly',
for Au1r''. obtaining articles for the mist cart
q iIonsd. az current Interest.
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from BAL1TbUEE-A gentleman rvho cane
over rom Baltimore tbs morning SAVE the CITY
too j vas Terftely qniet. except Sc far Is o,Gi.
nav reit me"t existed TO hear further details q
ire battle Yesterday The general Impression IRE
rail'ng. !'"m accounts In the papers, was, that Of
Q .sSe,. - TO the F, dersi army
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W To-day M'jor General Banks leaves For.
dcHenry to tfke command Of the force no,y
under Patterson, whose term Of seryic. h,.
PRED Gen John Dix super.-des Gen B,n[,
and enters UPon his duties at Annapolis to-d,v
Immediately upon Gen. Banks departure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

IL saU.uel r. Anderson, Gideon J Pillow.
ssd DaEi'l 8. D1nsldson have been appointed
BriRadier nsrals Ia tue prov!s forces OF the
eOnfedsTH'e army
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OWs are Indebted TO sbillineton, Odeon
Bui.ding, for an early copy Of Harper's Magazine
fe' kugr'', and OF Dickens a. All the Year
Round" EOs July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ID Government hes chartered the large steam
or Poeahontss, OF tie Baltimore and Richmor d
Hss, for trsDsp' rtaton purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

AL hrrRrHsN'IoN' Tor TIE safety OF ii. Csp.ta
are deemed grosndlrss IN Government sirs!. .
Re slsr =. need br felt on trstSco-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

u Prem the author We have a lively comro
s'tien, "Tke New Yankee Doodle" By Dan rpo,
Bsy.) Tucker.
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Spirit 81 the MORNING Pres

The faisFigsEsss shows nv extracts from New
Orleans Pare-s that there Is great dissatisfaction
In TIE seeded states with the operstions Of the
Cor fsdsra'e Government.
The h>pNSlisan urges the immediate organIza-
tel sf a Home Guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ID DIR. J L. Il wiIng., coTs s9o.dent Of the
New YoIk Commercial Adre,IssT, was Killed
sear For'rSss Mou oe las! F iday, while on a
s-ou Ing ,rps7ifIop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

OA citizen Of Philadelf h!a has a contract
for furnishing tie Government with 81 600 khan
ksks and 20, o. hsversscks, al cost OF 300 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

TIVE vEssfLs 80 th- Pro'rsc tofll1. Were n Il
morning anchored n Al'Ia ,dria, by order Of Ii,
Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

believed hat our lcss OF artillery Yesterday
WIS Ia the neigtho'h"rd Of thirty guns, includ.
lag the heavy Jun # Hunt's Rattsrv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

" Last Friday, Fort " q n, at Philadelphia,
va struck oJ lightning, damaging the ice house
- . eoDsidsrabIs extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

6ESrHAL HcDuwkLL uns returned 70 Arllng-
tor, and tie v.riou. regiments Of his command
are resuming theU former positions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

- Pr'f LoDzi~ii"w IS rapid, covering
fr"''. hf i'juries 81 Is.Esd ~ the late b4raine
aitastrophs
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~ r. s'ssurhil' AFrC0 which left New
Yrs -srtss IL Gu'cFs cAsIies two twelve
Cosn-SE Ted osn..o on for deisase against n rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

81, " me value of toe co.tIabIud negroes held
he edef-i uoops Is over 81, tOy COO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

Orr FRIESDs at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping Us posted
o. TO movements and affairs In their vIcInItIe..
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u To-day n" tsl-<'sph Oh . a, Harper.
Ferry was crsnsd for Ernst tiu,e siuce iIs svac.
p1ticn.
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o. % Friday tie New Ork Defense Cnmmi.
ht In dis'fiB Sig IN II fund 20 the firr!lies
" wi a.. ers odd cut over "a Joo 10 i'm postes
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WANTS

ukENFss MAKTRs.-W.-t.d- two 17-e
II HAMS Make one good gsnsr. sanS.
g5HSsToS,s S o isis P;S S-B ISsG IRE
tgSeS ~ aud s;h Sta Opposite Nstionsi Bots,
WAATED-Fi:s DOll.ss &c ,end tne Art Of
W prsseryIns Flovsrs, Simple. sui P,sn 8, 10
a. her 3. tST;ninE oesaty for ssysrs: y. or a.
the mostrsSeS d satifa aUTsrs .hssh i Yfas
tVc y.S and ads rssae 'I and Gn s g ss
,i,sI t To 59FS, SS. e. S.ys ms, :. q
Ia. dissse ard bsn.s:h vints's snowy mantle,
As Ie.to.s patent viii b. applied To-, and % .
1,SsT Iss g. the. ordsri,t A.; from .auLlng
G,csiye card W n their address { ans stsd into
Nd. hsST' 4 i: Il. NELSON. Be, Nc rs,, Wash
TALE BOARpLRs ACC0MsoD TED
sh s Nd ,s siss st s''' bead at S+s Sss.a
MsyEfbHTU&Sss &c PRs Rvs sESr BsB
sas. Ss ss SsSSs ss Ssh
hsvinl surplus Of furniture, viii End Il q tSsif
advantage 10 s''s JUS so ~ . eprvr,,v
kps No. sss H IN &, s.t Skis .ad Il.
A w II risfSSsi
ing sS S,sy or hsVinf surplus Stil do ys 2 call
jes eos ssvorih. between s 6 and VI d.
NAVY r6EtsANNEl.-spnts at al pnOe,. ..
roe, onioeih Ms NO. 900 Seventh street oe!0.its
THE 81. NICHOLAS,
Il Corxr Hr.esfh ard = sfre>fs,
oPposGte the Init tates res,1ry.
on MondsT 's S Pe ssS a GPsnnt % be pus
s Va. ! sSS;s :. 81. 8
pans sPereo 70 msf t the pace Of tbs Met op-
pc fou d here in 81 GUAM ia >, Snd Of the rsrs.i
dssnuptoa. hosins 70 solsIt ths o.. rsEe@~nI
has. II KESsp6V,
RS. ssylas lsd a vofdtSiS, % T.r r iSe sOr
serve ssn TIRE :. an. GSP 10 I'd 81. ; ::
! invite ths .t,eHtiOH Of the Amy and =.
NAVY 70 sss,r a. agPpl, &C Mill fAkY@
: .ss sA Ioso fsDf I. SleiS. sSs psR
SSsa., paa:st.; Lace. shoulder ttIsps,-
EyT fiiTFRiSsGGi ckSfssfESS.. l'Sr.''d PAT
''' 10 'hAi me HsiP'fISSSHfb S :cIie ! Co
Co., Naval sns N Military Ne chant Isllsf.,,
Tuosv EEM,ALE EDgcATIpN.
"a aat y sss,s
; s: g: I Ssls RI F, VA, oo1nss -Four
80 Mr.. mis-. z. RICHARDS,
~ frinoiDala.
MAPS OF THE sEATOF WAR,-A splepdid
i'A Map Of the Seas Of War for only csais.
bssi - sssscns 1'' q ,sr IND. e Pss
81. ESsIi.S and Fofsiss Assssinss. D.s,s ssd
FRENCH 4 RIcBsrEINp
Natons Book store.
-ly NnLe. y kePab.l avs Pc svsnpa
nUPQNTs eUNPowDEk, -
aoBN bO6uk, SxRsssIoYrlQC c.
4 ArSs saPl.yI s0braeing every vArlery, alvAys
% M, sud dsll,srsa free % A psrss 81 de Ds-
Etel OreGs oen kse % lsh a. ~ ofss Of Ads4f
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OFFoFty prizes hsve been taken in Hsmptor
Roads since the blockade, valued at OIL .OOO U0O.
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AUCTION SALES.

% J. c. mc6UIRE a CO., auction..r,.
EuRN,TUEEAsD 4, UsEHoLn EEFEcrs.
I'm. on M aOSnAY, JAY I'D =, % o'c!oof, g
s,s We sI. SCI by T-; sS o., p a. Ten and
rent, 81 The Furniture and Effects oop ,. sinE-
",Sst Hair sBnng sofas, DivsRs, sGd PsTlor
ss:cS:!sy And eootc.... wh.,pc,.
ssne 40 ooo sat Chairs aud lockers
CsIps,. oileiotf, sT.9 ms,trSs. ''
s.ttrssss;, iRs'S stss:s ~ Si PiiioS.'
90 king and other Stoves.
USE '''' } e S1 Riiis CO, Auo,..
UrHE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED
an seSop lf ~ h, I'm untl wEDNE DAY
bsaI &c scG gu UIR so CO. .u,:.
By BoTELER y ~II.LsON, AuctIoreera
TEUsT Els SALE OF Boots AND
I'd, oo%msn inE II i oHcicSt. WI MVsfpiS JSy
r: Hnovs,,. Shoe Stare lroS Ia >, PEN JivSniS
d sesOtsd stotk 4 Lsdi 6 se;IsI su ss cs sla
f, en-. f'd se.,aLts = oe ,oected eTrr ssiy
hss-ods vii be soid IN io,.. - 'eS O"'''o'
Sa fG''tiS soT rfrT, 3 81 h; v,,sos -
UrEE aRoyE q LIE Is POSTPONED
-jy n BoTELER wILLsov ,AuotA
Br J. c. McGUIRF n co. Ancuoae,r,.
FURSIIURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMI-
IOs!i1 The spsY m6ENINs VIf as : :ssS
. ociont, a. IS Missouri svenus b.tveen 81
f,n1. sas ofs ianIy removing from the city, DOM
hssSC.fny Hair spins Sect sof., Rocker. and
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T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
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oelye taoroash 81 systemstlo eduoanon, where
attention, under the most approved systsm on Gals
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STILL LATER

A report, not official, but from an apparently
reliable source, says that the column under Gen
Heintz. Imam has followed the rebels To Names.
junction, aud has opened TIRE on their entrencb he'd
camp and was then shelling them. The can
nonading can occasionally be heard in w asbtnU
ton aud from Georgetown heights
The headquarters Z the army were .nacce ssI BILE
lest night. the President a. d Cabinet b-frp pri-
Vaieiv win Lieutenant General Scott and san
aud other distinguish gentlemen