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New Edition.

u FOR 1861.
edition Published Friday March g. containing
the names Of President Aneons Cabinet and ether interesting
political natter
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS FOR
GovERNlEET oE THE UNITED sTATEs-E,ecu.i,.
EsyOYs EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT nom the limited states a; Foreign Courts 49,
sESATh nr 0f THE UNITED STATES. Members Of fOih-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED
STATES, Politically Clssd6ed.
NXSYIIrH CONGRESS (ssfsr chosen) Politically Clsahed
kREE HOhESTEAD5, tho Action Of ConEess on the
Queyiou Of granting Prse Houessads to Actual Settlers
the Public Domain including the b passed Tor the pUpcsr
s,d The Presdenes Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1880. -
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (pOugl,,) PLATFORM for 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBreciinsidse) PLATFORM FOX
NATIONAL UNION tsslD PLATFORM, for 1850
ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES fOR
sECEssioN OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
pepsred the Smithsonian Institution and containing The
Temprurs sf tbs Foar Seasons and tho Men Temper
,are the Year at l.S Points Ia North Amees, principally
yLEcTiok RETURNs PROM ALL TUE STATES or
ThL UNION. carefully complied expressly Tor iHs
LIST OF sTkTEs, CAPITALS GOVERNORS, TIaEs OF
LEGisLATiyE MEETING. GENERAL ELECTIONS
POPULAR VOTE yoR PRESIDENT in 1855 is's, aud 1850
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A NEW SINGING-BO0K FOR DAY
"A SCHOOLS win be ssled sbou. the lot Of April ess the
DAYeCHoOL BELL containing about pc pages OF choice
solos, duets tos qusees and ohcrpses many OF them
written expressly for this work besGe pases Of the ole
This will be the best book Issued FOR
insrie. academies and pubic schools compiled by HoR
ACEWATRS author Of" Ssbbs,hs Bsis" Nos and
Shich have bad OF 600 ceysein ~ months
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Gopartnsrsbip Notices.

lanes A. SHEARMAN, head Of the Artistca2
~ Deprtmer, Ia the late hTm Of ROBERrsON, EElbER2
4 sHEARMAN having sssocisted with hirseh CBkkLE0
HART aisy foreman IL the establishment Of T. g. sn4
for twenty yssr connected With Ms'''s EnSos Co., 2
nrn sf
sHEARMAN HART
viii be receive Tire orders Of their friends and Of th
pubic generally for LITH0GRAPHIC al s vsioua
brancees; ShowCard Portraits Lsndscspes Buildings Musd
Titles Bteanbosts hsps Plans Labol Fac simie CireusIss
ko ke which -n be eIseu.ed in the highest style Of the 1
and u the o1esi possible rates. SHEARMAS HART,
No. 20 Fulton. st, cor. osWihsm N.Y.
NOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore existing,
N under The 6rn Of ROBERTSON. sEIBERr q
sHEARhAh, In the LifHo0RAPHlC business, a. No g
Fulton s In ths City OF New ORR this day DfSS0LvED
BY mutual consent HENRY SElBERT h authorized to ssda
oil The SudneS Of ssid m and payments be mseetS
him account Of the business Of the lase hrn.
ALEX ROBERTSON,
HENRY SE1BERT,
J. A. SHEARMAN.
The business OF fLITHOGRAfHlN6 VIII be continued q
HENRY SElBERE
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EVENING, at n O'Clock.
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-. snd u,.roA.nd,e inperei into the United States
Of Amsrics on aud after the suthsy OF April ie6l
Ai.o the Tariffs Of 1861 and 1851 10 psrae. coiams, ns
heV "s DANIEL w. LEL,
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Mereantile Library Lectures.
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Of distinguished 'rfi THREE Ei iIs EEoTTREs SSSls Of
Before the New YOri Me,c sn.Is khT9y Annexation
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q the AnSs. VALLEY tDs., Of IL: y so%
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Indian Exhibition. -,
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EIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
II CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA-A sTEREosscor,o ~ sI n
PICTURE Of toe iutser this CnsIsh Vne -. 49, a.:
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Doots, Shoes, Sc

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L'LSIE VENNER.
IL BY D. W. HOLMES
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IT'S WIT AND hUMOK
The vit and huIDor that sparkle 10 psset o. enn's
eIoelencs'-i Traveller, BostOn. ~ ..
II ab5ndsi in mischle humor snd shsrp ndrht Kep it
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

Thus far capital and labor have been applied developing hn
so the great Of the State In Coal and Iron ~
almost untouched the invsAbe rule that the mechanic s3
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early day IN Illinois and In the Of years Id
laws necessities Of the case warrant tbs bs =
least FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE win be snS
o.
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references Address HOUSE. Boz No. 3os' Y. Pea OGee
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VNHE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
for MARCH contain, article. Peran Poetry American
lens Megcan Antiquities hoasu Crtioi1m, Popular Botany
The Salenie Civzsio spain Motley 1ied Noth-rlsnds
Revolutions Qusley aud the QuskedJ forty
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price - In Advance Gene sent H. q LAWRENCE,
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Nrv.YoYf
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THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
Important News from
Washington.
~ca~~S~o~~~~o~~~~~~
Increased Activity at
the War Department.
The Organization of an Over
whelming Army on Foot.
Eighty Thousand Fresh
Men Already Accepted.
Additional Details of the
Conflict at BULBS Run.
Stirring Reports of the Exploits
Of the Soldiers.
The Rear Of the Retreating Forces Well
Protected by the Reserve Corps.
The Names OF the Killed and
Wounded.
-~~oo>~~~~>~~~<~>o.>o~
The Eighth, Shty-ninth and Seventy.iirst Re.
giments En- Route for New York.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS In THE METROPOLIS, |
&c., &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
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General Mcdowell was Informed by scents tbat
the rebels actually ouaanking us on the
left, and ordered Colonel Miles, commander Of
the Fifth division 10 stop the enemys movements in
that quarter and hold Cenrevile at all hazards.
Colonel Miles, therefore, instantly despatched Green
battery no O. in maps) to the left Of the point Of
attack, about three miles distant from Centrcvie, and
Hunts battery no. 81 one mile further left Of Green's,
from which point they both poured shots into the woods
beyond the run, such extent that the rebels aban
doned their flank movements upon Major Barrys
battery, Captain Tdball commanding (No. ~, was sta
toned between Centreyie and the artillery just namod
ready to move forward to the aid Of either place
Hunt Green's batteries supported by The Second
brigade of the Fifth division scattered through the woods
skrmishers.
The black line around Centrcye represents the redoubts
erected by the German brigade in command of rigader
General Benker and the map shows The ordnance Of
varian's battery with which the intrenchment to
have been fortified. The force detached Cor the protec
ton Of this stronghold consisted OF the Eighth regiment,
Lieutenant Colonel j. Stahc Twenty ninth regiment,
Colonel Won Stcnwchr; Garibadi Guard, Colonel dUtls
sy New York Volunteers and the Twoniy Penn
sylvana regiment Colonel NJ Enston out of which prac-
teal arerists sufficient to the guns of the Eighth
regiment New York State Militia.
On the right, on the warrcnton road the gun marked
STAR indicates the position Of Haynes thirty pound
rihed siege gun, while that a little further right
(No. I0) was Ayrcs', formerly Shermau's bat
terry. No. represents Colonel Heiutzleman s
division; No T. Col Frankn's No. sCol Reyes and No.
0, Col Porter's division No. represents Gen Tylcr's
division, which at first on the left, but changed posi-
ton. The black spaces represent the enemys column,
while the half black ndieatae Union troops From the
engraving il will also be seen that Bulls run is not a
space Of only few feet the contrary it winds around
distance OF nearly twelve miles The masked batteries,
ntrenchments and stropghods Of the rebels located
below Blackburns ford and may be distinctly recognized
by the rebel flag waving near at Manassas Gap juno
ton
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REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST BATTLE.

[from the louisville Courier, July %
The dispatches via the Northern telegraph relative
TO the forward movements Of the grand army Of in
vasion, 5 readers see, very contra
dictory and unreliable, and it is apparent that the
truth is suppressed. We have received Memphis
and Nashville exchanges OF Saturday, from which
learn that the iedeaIs signally defeated The Wash
ington artillery Of New Orleans engaged with only
guns md sicnccd the fsnous Shermans bat
terry Of fifteen guns.
The first dispatches are to the Memphis Avalanche
from Richmond; the others to the Nashville papers,
RnnosD, July 10, 1861.
Bcauregard achieved great victory today.
daybreak this morning the enemy appeared In force
Il. Bulrs and attempted to cross the stream.
battle ensned three miles north 0i Manassas.
Bcanregard commanded in person.
The Of the commander on the federal eide Is
known.
The battle was height four O'Clock in the after
noon and closed at 1--WE in the evening.
The enemy having been repused threc times, then
treated confusion having suffered considerable loss.
Our casualties small.
The First and Seventeenth Virginia regiments pro-
m;aent 10 the fight.
Colonel Moore slightly wounded. Tho Washington Ar
tHeFy, Of New OFleaGs, did great execution The fight
extended along Bulls run mile. William singster
raepqan Killed federal officer Of high rank and took
500 IN gold from his person
Capan De Janey Of the Seventeenth Virginia regiment
slightly wounded
shot passed through the kitchen Of the house where
Beauregard at dinner The enemy supposed to have
discovered his whereabouts They also fired into our
hospital, where the yellow flag was flying
RiosMoyD, July IS, 1851.
Apparently reliable advices from Fairfax say the fcde
rails aavanced this morning, 10000 strong After four
hours Eshting' ~ rcpused by 600 Confederates
under General Bc.nan with immense slaughter, and
tired upon Alexandria.
Especial Despatch TO the Nashville Union and American
MANASSAS JUNCTION, July 10, 1851
During the battle yesterday the Washington Artillery Of
New Orleans with seven guns engaged Sherman famous
battery Of fifteen guns and after making the latter change
positions fifteen times senced them aud forced them to
retire from the field.
Only four Of the Washington Artillery were wounded
and killed. The of the wounded Captain E.
H. Cheiman, and priva,es Baker, Subar and Charlton.
George W. Mathe was killed.
Major Harrison, Of the Eleventh. Virginia regiment
MORALLY wounded and died this morning Thomas Sngs
ter, OF the Alexandria Rilemen, shot through the
heart and instantly killed.
Hayes louisiana regiment participated In the battle.
They made noble charge and scattered the enemy with
considerable loss. Our loss is triAng
Large quantities Of arms were taken by General Beau
regards troops.
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BULLS RUN BATTLEFIErD.

We enabled to lay before readers this morning
accurate map Of the battle eld and the road leading
to Bulls run, where tho determined and holly contested
action Of the 21st instant occurred The plan has been
drawn from actual observation by specacorrespond
ent who accompanied the grand army into Virginia and
was present at the battle fought on Sunday The tents
clustered around Centrevie which designated upon
map represent the encmment Of the Union prior
70 the attack Bulls From this it may be seen
that they occupied somewhat precarious location for
had the enemy cut of the troops of General Tyers div
son that oncaped the aed where the eight took
place on the 18th instant from the commanding position
the heights at Cenrevlle offered their guns would have
harassed our forces considerably If routed the entire
army.
In fact, the encampment deemed so secure tina.
flank movement on the part Of the enemy scarcely
dreamed Of, much less talked about When the army,
>owever, was ordered 70 advance towards Bulls run,
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up ID me- and saw the other regiments trying take the
sked batteries Ihey were cut 10 pieces and scattered
We were then ordered forward attack The batteries
We fought desperately, but we cut down We lost
our flag, but took it back again with the az
sistance Of few OF the Fremen Zouaves who
fought ike deys. We charged a second time but
We're moved down by the grape and rifle of the enemy
Weca together again to make another charge but
could not get together two hundred men, We form
ca INTO hollow square when the enemy turn
their cavalry, about mile In length, and the hills all
ABOUT covered with them, trying to surround us. All the
regohs on our side were scattered and In disorder,
cept what were left of the Sixty ninth The Fire
naa TO retreat leaving member Of wounded the field
haggafy body was laid in house when return
ing back Col Corcoran asked assist carry ing back
inc BODY and accordingly went back We carried the
pouy ior some miles on door the shot falling thick
around us We had to leave tho body on the road
Vol Norcoran, hear, was Afterwards wounded and
taken prisoner, What could gather together Of
our regiment marched back 10 Fort Corcoran during tho
hght am trying to get across the river send you
Geographic despatch, but the government will not allow
any soldiers to cross. escaped unhurt although tho
men Oh each side and in front and either killed
OF wounded. remain, yours, aiectionatcly,
ALEXANDER CAROLYN.