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CLOTHlN6.Ae.

~<z
nvERCOATS.-- 800 grey. arab, and III, e.
NJ Pulled Cloth Military Cape Oyereoa,s' ' N
Pilot, Petershfsm. Lion Skin, Beaver. and ~
kinds Of cyecoats. For sale by "Aef
BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS
Sc 20 ll6 ard liz Matn :,
RENsHAW'S CASSiMERT-s- WITT
Ellis CASSIMEREs. YOUNG 4 uI ,Sss
Sion CASsidGRES, MTLLERs CAssn,'
ssg- Southern Meaufactare. If,
now In land ard will be made 10 ord.
the latest styles, either for citizens or ,r,' N
wear Remember, this IL a Southern rnapnfaa.fy
and has been for the last IL years I. he ~
sprung up from the necessity of The eausas D., NY
a practical man AT the business (sud het ing
c,leed IN " tne oack window, over other peops5s
shouidersD l Hatier myself that [ know - tFf'
ness, and knowing il, can give the eustorsr ~, ~
benefit of that knowledge va
Can at tho large aud new store, bnt old ST..
III Main street. tmh 2al VIM IRA sgIrn'h
GUNNER CLOTHING.
y AT VERY Low pRuro
lave or hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonada SUITS.
Fancy Silk VESTS
Fancy Marscilles VESTS,
White Linen COATS
Bay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen AID Marseiiies PANTS
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all stylex
SHIRTS and COLLARS
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
NECK TIES, HANDKERCiuEFS sTocr.
GLOVES, SJSPENDERS and Stif,Taa3
watch they are selling very low FOR ca-t mo
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & On
- u 10y ~! Main street
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skfsH esnOEaS, &c.


Z y EZEkIEL'S, IL Main st-Lades in want If
Dress Goods. snG MI OTHER descriptions Of Dry
Goods, viii find hcul cheap at
EEEitlEI'S, Al Main st.,
. oc daiicrts old stand.
Z OOk OUT FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
i GOODS, AT No. q MAIN STREET
just received larg" stoyl OF Ladies' Dress Goods.
consisting OF handsome blOuslin DeaiBs plain and
figured, I'll coloys Ircuch and English Merino,
worStcd Plaid ChalrA, Valencia, DebegPs, CaSsi-
rero- 1000 yards Of small, fine figured Prints:
black and col0rcd border Stella shaWs. all wooden;
plaid an.l double Blanket Shawis, CasSneres and
Sat.incts for Aeu ard Boys wear; brown and
blaehed l0~l and III Shrettugs. Shirtings and Do
lnestic Goods i0r Servants; Ladies' Mantiilas and
Cloa.s; Embroidered skins, and fine worked
Bands and Collars, at all prices; Linen Handler.
chiefs Hosiery, Table Cloths; irish Linen EosoEs
Gauntets, Ladies', Misses, and Chiiren's Morocco
Bootees, Caters, and Brogans, for women and
men. ard a great many more goods too numerous
10 mention. | ask call from one and all if ven
want good article ut low prices
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
Sc - No =! Main street.
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zAesrzzA MEDICAL GARD.
% OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME, OF the OH Medical House confines
himself mainly to oEce practice, OH Franklin ST..
= little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag Haly
opposite DAD Fellows Hall, where skillfula d tosl-
ddrntial treatment MAY be obtained on res enable
Terms. Those who have been exposed to certain
contagious ailments are invited to call early.
Communications by mail or otherwise. promptly
attended to- Once open from 4. ii. till =. NJ
ny 2.i-rs RICHMOND VA.
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MALL TRADE, ls6l.-W PETERSON 3 60

HALL TRADE, fs6l.--W. PETERSON . GO.
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ard uEtEEFs
Indigo, Spices, Medder, Logweod, 81. tsl5 ApdN
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nu'ref"
Salad Oil, Saitpetre, Spouges. SaIer.'us Flor So
phur, C0lperas, Birthstone, Alum Cochne! hast
Lead, Zine, Paint. Linseed Oil. Coloas, PsraHUe H.
Solar Oh, Lard Oil. Castor uIl, Touqua BraHs~ia
vite the attention of merchants visiting R.ghuoif
"a Al examination Of their stock which in y-F.-Y
and price, is not surpassed III this asy AOr.lss
Clsy.
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WOODEN



Organized last year. ard in order 10 make suc-
Goods as would not compete with, bEt would. IA
Their aid other Southern manufactures by tsI1ial
ing grades ard stvlos of Goods Thar have never
heretofore been ,u.ie IL Virginia Il - filled tI-ir
Mill with machinery OF the best and finest qu"i,y
They are now manufacturing FlNL - Hoi vi L. )
snd CLOTHS o. every variety, from iia Virginia
Ele.IuC and 5isstzo v DOL and solicit lie attention
OF the trade IN the South 70 'fair GODS. Al H'o
have seen taeir ARMY CLOTHS, unauthorized -
;irst expressly for The Virginia Military ilst.Htc
pronounce them ut least equal, !. MOI superior II
quality, to those they had been buying heretofore
and quite cheap.
Tie Virginia State ani Central Agricultural So
cietes ~ their Fair had Ia this city, III October
last aw ardcd 10 this Company d GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition OF " oool Goods, which in
Guided some beautiful SHAyIs, BLANKETS, sc.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece CT Goods
manufactured by Us being what II Is represented
and under 20 circumstances will this Company be
induced TO work shoddy in their Goods, nor viii
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS u. CEENSHAW, PTes't.
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NL0AKS, CLUAKS.--We have commenced
the manufacture of Clocks for the season. 49,
We have now made up a fine assortment, and shall
be prepared, so long get Cloths, to make
to order any style Of wrapping wanted.
We have a lot of Striped Cloth Cloaks on
hand which we will sell at a great reduction from
former prices. They are well adapted 10 the Fail
season, and we think they will be found very de-
slrable Use 26l CHfLFS CHENERY.
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IA
SESSION or l961'62.

The next annual course Of Lectures will com
fnerca on the first MONDAY in November lc5l,
and continue until the LIST of March ensuing.
CHARLES EEIL GIBSON, ". d., Professor Of
Surgery.
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ D, Professor OF Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
BEN fRLEY Il. WEXFORD, NJ. d., Professor
Of Materja Mcdce aud Therapeutics.
A. T. FEIICOLAS, NJ d, Professor of Anato
my.
l.. s. JOYNES, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes Of
Medicine &c
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
stegics. sc.
JAMES b. McCAYv, NJ. D, Professor of Chers-
try.
Anatomy.
Under = liberal appropriation of the State Legs
latur= the means OF instruction have been much
improved. Numerous au3 valuable additions have
been made to The Chemical Apparatus and Anatomi-
cal Museum. New Illustrations have been added to
the former stock in every department. and Il new
Hospital coustrucel thssbest plan, has been for
several months IN successful oyeTation During the
continuance Of the present war the clinical adVGl.
tart offered by Richmond will be invaluable,
Tyvo prizes, OF so each. are offered to members
OF the rGtUaing class irst, for the best SAY
any subject pertaining to the theoay or practice OF
medicine; secondly for thc best essay any sub.
jec Of surgery obstetrics.
FFEs-To each Professor. SIS; DeInorstr traitor Of
Anatonv, SO; Ma'rlcu!l Oh s.: GIafIatiCp, S25
For further Information, = copy 81 the cata-
logic, address l.. ;. JOINES, NJ. D,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Richmond Nag. y. 1861. Sc 9--N&Tl6w
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49, 10 THE VOTERS OFPHE SEVENTH
As-r~F9'; 0E REs>iGEAL y 5 I i: ICF-C0In-
i.asa. ~ she counties oi Campbell Amherst, Mel.
san, A.bamSsic- ftEyUaGa @nj Egc@us hdn!.--At
the Solicitation OF d Euaber OK gentlemen ct u'teJ-
rE+ parties riTpg ghca5 the District. announce my
gross al .Ae Cont '41aJs States. under 5,-:r per
iaaueat CoastifItian. / aia take IA early opp +
,ra..v - '.aj~r5s the people 81 t5eir respective
CrlJ5 iio1ses.
+, --ts JANIS p. sTOT.gOM2E.
g-~Nai,, ,,n2ulrar aai j.Tgmjrns please copy
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rs HEALTH, HEALTH

BETTER THAN GOLD
MISS MARY SCOFIEID, PEECE9 GtEsS, No. $40.
BALTIMOKE STREET, BALTIMOEE-"Ir abl SLfGH-
ger than Fiction. This lady suffered for years
with Chronic Intdnnatory Rheumatism - Is most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old. by being saccjuacd with mat
ter from child who had the white swelling. From
this time TO womaniiood her sutfarinEs wei, ox-
treme-she never had relief from pain antiI cured
by HAMpTON'S IlNEIIRE..
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OnO0 YDS. VIRGINIA MADE FULL
LUUO ED CLOTHS 600 yards English
bleached Csttons 10 bales Virginia, made Cotton
Batting; and other Goods receiving and for
sale by se 26l CHILES 4 CHENERY.
MOTION YARNS.--Superior Cotton Yarns,
N from North Carolina, South Carolina, and
Georgia, Nos 5 to II; constantly receiving and for
sale. Use 26l KENT, PAINE Il co.
Nm CLOTH BLANKETS, CAMP CoTS
AND ST00LSS-on hand ard manufacture
ydsily, super Oil Cloth Blankets, Camp Cots and
Camp Stools for sale at reasonable prices by
- aAt ALEX. MOTT. ~
&c ID Corner l5th and Main sta.
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gNATIGUE SHIRTS
10 doz. Fine MERINO SHIRTS,
20 doz. JEAN SHIRTS
10 doz. FRENCH BINGHAM SHIRTS
90 doz. CHAmRHAY GINtHAM SHIRTS
10 dog. CHECK GISGfIAbi SUIRYa
: doz. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS
Is doJ. CHECK SHIRTS.
Fer sale by GEO. MAGUIPE. IN
~ x ~ Main s,r.e,
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fiCfMoND CLOTHING MANJFACT0RT
Ia The subscribers have on hand large an;
complete assortment OF SOUTHERN MANl-gtT
TbRED GOODS-Cloths. Cassirerrs AMI W.
ings, of all grades from he following noted Will,
Srenshaw BILLS, Richmond. Va; Miller 4 49,
Mills, Culpeper county, Va; Kelly. Ford 1 Cs,
Mills. Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas a5,s[
Mills Marion. Smith county Va; Rock Ma
Mills Charlotte, ). c. which we are pfeuara8 "a
make to measure q the shortest notice ami IN u,
t@fet and most approved stycs--goc,is tia3 VA
compare II. every respect with the best Np.'sqs
manufactured gooitq, arI many Of the C,s.>tsv
goods equal Va quality to French. There can la "a
longer 80 excuse tor buying gaei. rsaauf!e,.rsd
out Of the state. In addition, we keep aiyrao. Ia
hand a stock OF FRENCH AND E<4i l<t
CLOTHS AND CASSINEEES, uot To BE- .eE,
p@ssed by any house ia the city We have "a
best OF Caters, and q CORPS a. worhWan no; 20 la
supposed by any house IN the onion y ta q deter
m.la'.oE to furnish our patr0ns with u..,-,
tietniagnateriait raised Sosih an We trust ia no
80 ard worn South, AS we re detsrlmsd o IA
9li IN our power 10 push forward Slu.&e.l fg..,,.
lions. SPENCE & GAEET,
Clothers ard Merchant 1al.rs.
n NOR. - 4 INN a. s., 4.r-.
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/ So Orders promptly attended 20.
Druggists, l55 Main street, cor

e Druggists, I3o Man sIreef, cort'5 -
4 BoDEKER X co, AFOEHE- AFltA
n. AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MIN ft'.
near Old Marx :, Richmond, Va. wu ke, , on 3sli
q general assortment Of pare Drugs, At'. 'tlSA
Chemicals, OILS. Paints, Window Cha. Pu'F Iy
Staff, Patent Medicine Brushes OF al kIa 81
giCal Appliances, Burning Fluid Aiccfoi. s.,'ta
rertumery. Fancy Articles, Gar,Iea aa b. ".aa
eand Paper, Issaoso, Cigars, Sauh, A..i~~A
Idqacr1, dc.
Prescriptions prepared Al all hor-ra, "i.a SF'-N
care, by me bers of the frn alone.
Physicians orders frGIa the country sKsssf1
promptly, and tAe most reliable b.. 1-4's ~
uiahed. jrt
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IAN Extract from tho Halter

i OFTEN WISH my patents ntit hhSNE" u tu'S ttLl-
edy when was d chiid IS believe ! should have
been saved the exerGciating pain / have bc II sub
jeeted TO, well the de;oru.ity of body | must
carry to the grave, and my parents would not have
been under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending me, as they did, to the celebrated
Springs in England in search Of health. wish all
the afflicted world could me and hear the bcue-
tits have derived frol this TinctuTe Of Ham pton
/ try TO make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, am thousand times obliged tc
you, and you are AT liberty to use my name and
q all
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Il remain yours in gratitude,


Cab and get Pamphlets, and read many OF the
most powerful possible certificates Of cures Of the
above diseases OF our own citizens
Sold by PURCELL LADD & co. Richmond ;
by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; By all the Drug
gists Petersburg; by MORTIMER d NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists aud shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles, S.
ap l-S&cwts
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State Library
CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST a 1861
RnsseIl in Learue -,slth he Trnltors.

hAaAen IN Leugue With the TrGttorn.
Robert Muir, who was recently arrested
in New York, on charge Of being bearer
Of dispatches from the rebels 70 Europe,
had In his possession some interesting cor
respOndence. Among others was q letter
from Charleston, South Carolina, which
places the character Of W. h. Russell,
/. L. D., in pleasing light
Mr.. B. showed me confdentially Mr..
Russells letter about the battle; HE letter
beats all have yet seen In print about the
Yankees running. He says we could have
bad Washington by merely asking
0He says Lord Lyons had an inolina-
tion to ask Mr.. Seward If the Confeder-
ate States Of America had not the belliger-
ent rights, according 10 his notion, he would
certainly admit that they had the belliger-
ent Poser.' On oath of secrecy he CON-
munioated to me also that the first step Of
recognition was taken. He and Mr.. Bull
ligny together sent Mr. Trescott to Rich
mond yesterday to ask JEFF. Davis, Presi-
dent to accept the treaty Of commerce, to
accept the neutral Asg carrying neutral
goods, This is the first step Of direct
treating with our government"
This letter throws HghtupOn the motives
which have aotusted the Times correspond.
snt in making so many unfair statements
for the benefit Of the rebels. We hope he
will not be permitted to enter our lines
again.
P. S.--since writing the above, We are
glad to learn by telegraph that Mr.. Russell
has been refused q pass sorOss the PO-
tomac. rs
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slok nnd Wopnded soIdler..


A letter in the South Csrolinian, dated
Charlottesville, Va, August Sd, presents
the following sad picture of the sick and
wounded Confederate troops thrown upon
the charity Of that town:
Charlottesville is city of refuge. On
population Of S,00O, with scarcely gov
eminent preparations for 800, sOrne !, 300
cases Of wounded and sick have been sud-
denly preeipitsted. Every house is hos
pitsl, and from two to twenty are accom-
modated most kindly. Vfa
The young and old have been all en-
gagged and the ladies are night and day
uhtiring in their work of charity. They
ere worn down, and need nurses to assist
them. Supplies are coming in from the
South, but nurses are in the greatest de-
msnd. Two hundred and fifty wounds are
to be dressed dsily-many twice day
and eight hunlrsd cases Of fever and
measles have TO be nursed.
Typhoid fever is prevailing and threatens
/ alarmingly, but precautions are in progress
TO remove them from the hospitals and
scatter them, 50 that the crowd may be di
minished. The medical staff is not snff
cient and volunteer surgeons would b,
acceptable s-r ~
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM MISSOURI.


ss RoLLA, No, Aug. %.
Accounts from Springfield are to the eff
feet that from six to ten thousand of Nc
Cullough's army have left for the North.
A small force has reached Lebanon on the
Rolla Road, and are engaged in making
reprisals and committing depredations on
Union men.
About 700 Of the exiles from Springfield
hsve joined Col. Boyds regiment. Thou
sands Of Union men have been Obliged tc
abandon their homes in the Southwest, ans,
leave their property at the mercy Of the
rebels.
There is much distress among these peO-
pie, large numbers Of them having neither
money nor provisions.
The train of the Federal Army, which
was brought from Springfield by Major
Sturgis, is said to be worth million and 4
half Of dollars. The passage of the rebel
army north will enable our forces, when
they move back to Springfield, to cut off its
communication and retreat with Arkansas
and completely enclose it in the western
counties Of the State.
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OOMMEROIAL.
NgW YORR mARKRT-Aug. 2S


-FLOUR-Beceipts 1851 bbls. Market shade bet
ter. q ...,- !. i II H.. -.
81 $50 30 Tor common % medium extra western i
40 ms,lh, inr-shippinr brEnda Fztra rotnd eoopeo
osloE S.e5&si65 eltra state, a. sSesSiae supernne
KxDIAN, FLOUR -Markst frinel. Sales 400
bbls At Sl,4el,t5 for anperfnei - sas73O for com
NOR. 70 choice extra. f.
RYR FT,CUR--Market Btsady at S2,3ln3,s5.
ANHEAT-Recsipts rs, ,qii bush. MARKET scarcely
~ 1rm with only moderate export ane home uade
oy s@iss s5 100 bush MilWAukeo club at Sll2, New
Winter Red western, Sl,2l; white Kentucky sl'S'@
R9k-AIstkst steady At SOesOc for western; &c
g 1sSaiRLRY-MArkot u LEY dun and nominal No re-
cepts. So :. t,orf
~. Receipts l03,955 bushels. -, ,-,,tr :
Sales SO bushes4s6S9se good prime shippins
'oss ooATs@soady At 9s@sao for Canada, western and
P0RK-stoady Sales $50 bbIs at sis'O 90 for mess
5000 prime.
REEF-Market unchanged.
OUT RLRATS-MRrket quiet and steady.
GARB-Market steady and salca, 100 1t ~ eesA I.
HDTTER- Ii moderate request at 9ilc ioo
Okio: iOGallSc state.
CHEEsE-Market steady at 6a5Ae as In quail
6gHIsKY- Market quiet and steady At I74@
IKE
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REBELS FALLING BACK |
GEN. ROSENCRANS SECURELY RN-
- T. TRRNCHED "
DISLOYAL EMPLOYEES IN Tue DE-
PARTMENTS.
RUSSELL SNUBBED AT VASE
LN0TONI
GOOD NEWS FROM TEXASl
This Mornings Report.
REBRLs FALLING BACK /
GOOD NEWS FROM TEXAS
This Mornings Report.


WASHINGTON aug. ZZ'
Tribunes dispatch:
The cause Of the retrogsde movement by
the rebels to point one mile beyond Fair
fax, is still matter Of conjecture. Some
think them apprehensive OF being f4nked
by troops landed from our feet on the Poto-
mao. Others that Bull Run is SO swollen
by rains as to lead to the fear that they
might be cut off from their supplies. 1t is
proved by official intelligence that there is
no considerable force near the river above
or below. The report that a body had
crossed at Harper's Ferry is false.
Mr. Russell, of the London Times, reports
no soldiers at the Ferry last night on either
side. The fords below there are we'll
guarded, and when the River falls 80 low
as to make it possible 10 GROSS above Lees
burg, it would be useless because Of the
steepne.s of the bank
Deserters' stories about the rebel force
being $50 900, are disoredited.
Gen. Hunter has almost recovered from
his wounds. He will tomorrow take COM
msnd Of the Illinois troops. Gen. Heintzel-
man has suffered relapse y
Richard B. Irwin has been appointed
aid de-camp to Gen. Mcclellan, with the
rank of Captain.
Major General Butler Of Fortress Monroe
has been detailed by General Wool to the
command of the volunteer force at that
post. .--
Capt. Fsbels, of the Royal Dutch Navy,
bearer Of dispatches, is registered among
the arrivals ct Wizards Hotel 10 night.
Times dispatch:
Trustworthy intelligence from North
western Virginia states that Gen. Rosee
Grams is securely entrenched, and with =
sufficient force to remove any cause OF ap
preheusion for his safety. The rebels are
reported entrenching themselves at 8 dis
tance Of from fifteen to twenty miles, with
force variously estimated at from 1900
to 10000 men.
The stage coach to LeonardstoWn from
here was intercepted this morning by a
small dete techment of our troops, by order
Of Gen. Porter. A close examination was
made Of the passengers and baggage, and
quantity Of correspondence seized for
the rebels in Virginia. Much of it was
written in mysterious language, and none
had the signatures Of the writers attached.
The party were arrested and are now in
! custody.
IFiDune dlspatoh:
Congressman POtters committee reported
to-day to the Secretary Of War the names
oftWelve dislOyal clerks, and Of not a few
dissfected army officers; to the Secretary of
the Treasury, the names of fifty one dis
loyal beyond doubt and ten suspected to
the Secretary of the Interior, twenty dis
loyal and nine suspected.
Similar reports will be sent to the other
Secretaries this week.
VIM. H. Russell, correspondent Of the
London Times, applied yesterday to Pre-.
vost Marshal Porter for e pass to cross thu
Potomac, and was fatty refused.
D. &. Sickles is authorized to raise an or.
tillery regiment and regiment of cav.
airy.
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FROM NEW y0YK.

NEW YORK, Aug. %.
The second new gun-bost was launched
yesterday.
A letter from on board the Q. s. steamer
Crusader says the Missippi has taken tive
small privateers and driven two stermers
back into Mobile.
The Tribune learns that the President
has authorized Hon. John s. Phelphs Of
Springfield, in Southwestern Missouri, to
embody the citizens and form five regi,
ments Of infantry and one Of cavalry, to
serve under the laws Of Missouri for si1
months. In the meantime, orders have
gone out authorizing fifteen full regiments
to be raised in Missouri for the war.
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Tribune's dispatch


New York, Aug. %.
A pretty reliable dispatch received here
yesterday contradicts the rumor of Major
Lynde's surrender to Texans, and it is said
his position is impregnable to any force the
enemy could bring against him. he is a
Vermonter, and known as one of the most
loyal men in the service.
An Irish brigade, 5000 strong is to be
immediately raised here, to be commanded
by Gen. Shields.
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FROM wAsHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aul

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The continued improvement of the troops
in sll respects is subject Of eonEratuis-
ton in the army as well IS in Executive
quarters, resulting msinly from strict dis
cipline. rr.e -r-rl5-
The line Of the Upper Potomac is now
well guarded and at the latest reliable sc-
counts Gen. Banks was still resting on the
Monacha.
The administration Of the oath Of allie
glance, as pretented BY Congress, was 3
matter Of interest to the clerks in the
bureau Of the Auditor Of the Treasury and
the Post Office department. this morning.
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AWFUL SLAUGHTER IN CHIzA.-We learn
from the late China papers that the insur-
gents have taken an important city called
sse-chang-yuen, four hundred miles from
NingpO. At ChspOo, which place vas. also
conquered, the carnage was awful, and
those who escaped we're obliged to hide
themselves among the caves and rocks,
many dying sf priyations and starvation.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEI
sALTlhORR 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED sCHEDULEf

Ey r0ceH.- nportant changes this Road fs now ahls
% furnish uncsuai facilities for intercummunicstio1
kast s9llh. nest, Northwest and southWest.
FULL CUhHECIlOks with all through trains
70 Philsdelphia and New YORK IN ths East-V-ifh ne
5outh, ~ its Washington Branch Badly Clsvs-
lsud and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio end haretts and
Through Tickets to Baltimore, PhiladaIPhia New
Kork OF Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
zny q the internedtato cities. Two DOllars sddi-
donal gtve tbs PriEfsgs Of visiting Washington Civ
en- route lH
Tbs is the ONLY route that can fnrnish Through
ticksts OF Baggage Checks % Washington CITY.
- are - Low e by any ether Route.
- sleeping Cars on Al Night Trsins
Asa Tor Tickets b. Baltimore and Ohio RailroGd.
J. 81. SULLIVAN,
ar-. 9e2eral Western Agent.
y. sAfTH, Il y. COLI,
= ter d Trsns portat'n. General Tiot0t Agght
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