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MILITARY MOVEMENTS ~ BALrrnonE Az
similar information to the subjoined IL systemati-
cally published In the Baltimore and New York
pspers, without check by the authorities, we pre-
sumo Il 10 not deemed "contrabandn The Balti-
more Americas Of this morning says: s.t
Up to within four or i've days the military
I me- regarding troops passing through the
ciy were not marked by any unusual degree Of
activity or force bot since the 18th instant their
arrivals have been frequent and Of such strength
~ 70 Indicate determined purpose on the part
OF the War Department to strengthen the main
army under command Of General Mcclellan We
note among the movements the following .-Four
companies Of U 8. ARTILLERY from Fortress Mon
ington via Baltimore; the Fifth Michigan Regi-
ment, Zoo muskets, under the command of Col
HenIy y Terry; detachment Of 375 men Of the
Tnirty-nnh pennsylvania Regiment, under the
command Of Major Wallace; the Third Rhode
Island, 200 musken, commanded by Colonel N
w Brown; detachment Of 2lI men Of the New
10Th snarpsnooters; $50 Of Captain Jones' COM
mand Of the Rhode Island Regiment, and "a of
the First Pennsylvania Regiment, commanded
oy Sergeant J. Fultz; also. the Third New Hamp-
shire Regiment, Colonel E r Fellows. about $40
musketE Eighth Maine Regiment. 500 strong
commanded by Col Stric kler; a detachment OF the
Fire Zouaves of Philadelphia 400 muskets: alsoa
Detachment VI several hundred 10 reinforce Col
Bakers regiment; detach ment of 81 men of a
Pennsylvania regiment who were In Command a,
capt heed, and - men Of Minnesota regiment
VINO were commanded by Can't wilkins: Col
AoWhdnS lflso brlgsde OF Pennsylvaaia Infantry
w muskets; second detachment Of PhfladeIpbfa
Firt Zouaves, Col Baxter, consisting Of Ave fun
companies; Forty-sixth Regimen,of Pennsylys
MA Volunteers, geo muskets; the Twenty-fourtb
PennsylVania Regiment of Infantry, 900 strong,
ana the Forty-seventh Regiment fWssbington
Sreysl Of New York city, 70e muskets, and under
command Of Col. Henry Moore; also, the New
Hampshire company Of Col. Baden,s Regiment OF
snarpshooters, l0l men; none but the most ex
ferienced marksmen were allowed to Join thi,
organization.
The New York Express Of last evening SAWS
The Continental Guard, Rev Col Perry, i4sth
volunteer regiment), proceeded to Washington Al
room Today, Tuesday, via Amboy and Phila-
deipnla They numbered 825 men, guard of As
men were left at the encampment at Fort HamiI
ton, In command of Lieut.. =. X. Wallace 10 tai.
care OF the fegimental baggage and camp eouin.
asee, which with the guard, win 20 on to W ash.
The regiment are armed with Enfield rifles
most OF which were received late on Monday after
noon, and the distribution of them and Other ar
ueles 70 me men kept most Of the regiment up a
good portion Of last night ~
They have brass band of "a pieces, and drum
corps OF the usual number The uniform Of the
men 10 blue frock coat. dark blue pantaloons, and
cap-the regulation dress 1AN
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EXECUTION IN THE FREscH PRKrr \. rn,.
senay reported that two sailors were hanged n
~ Ssa on board II 4. NJ. ship Foudre. An
~, =, s 81 me tragedy have not vet transpired,
ne SHIPS omeefs who had reused the wrath NJ
tnese two desPeradoes, one Of whom was a eolo,eS
y. MAJ nom martinique. They were arrested afte,
banged at the yard arm, where their bodice svnne
iah hour, an appalling spectacle amid the earlv
mist on the s,in harbor.-Halifax R,povf.v
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a honAs CATHOLIC EDIToR ARRESTED yon
1nkAsoS.-This morning the edito, ~ ~. ~, ~
iunct Catholic paper known a. the Freeman,,
Soufnai, sometimes termed the Able McMaste,s
va AIKEN Into custody by U. 8. Marshal murray
o. the Secretary Of State
TIE grounds Of his arrest are understood 70 b.
certain reasonable articles in q paper Issued on
sa.uraay called the Freeman's Appeal The ar.
~ on ths INDUSTRIOUS member Of the republic Of
Polsmies and literature produced a great impres.
D., "a me eavii circles this forenoon.-N. "
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Oo Monday night week, as Government,
steamer was conveying prisoners from Lexington,
Missouri, to Fort Leaven worth, she broke her
fndder and was obliged TO land, when the boat
vas seized BY band Of secessionis,s, the prison.
es liberated, and forty Federal soldiers car ,ured
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Additional Foreign News By the Ausls
Suxen.

The British Association for the Advancsm emf
OF Science was In session at Manchester. under
the Presidency Of Mr.. Fairban, the distinguished
M. Chevalin, the distinguished free trader I'm
the course Of speech at Montpelier. In which
he held up France a. the champion Of social and
political progress, regretted that amongst those
who evinced hatred and disgust of the Emperor
were some members Of the British government.
towards which tbs Emperor had LOYALTY made
advances honorable TO both parties, and merIting
a more sympathetic response. =
The Moniteur says several FOREIGN Journals
make comments on the pamphlet, "The Emperor
Of Rome and King Of Italy," which are void of
all foundation, and to which the Government Oh
pose formal denial f
Chevalier Joseph Laincy, the representative of
Belgium at the court Of the King Of Italy. is
dead. -
The French steam frigate La Taude. which
was at Halifax, received orders on August 18Th
to proceed to Vera Cruz. The Patrie says thia
measure 10 attributed to difficulties which have
recently arisen between the French renrese ma
lives and Mexican declarations.
Solemn funeral servioes were held In all the
churches OF warsaw, on the Sd inst . in the
memory Of those who recently fell at Milan. The
people wore mourning bands on their hats. and
all the shops were closed. The trnnouflitv a.
the day was not disturbed. 80 :
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III Ths Baltimore America. of this morpi NO
sya That dIty-four cannon have reached that
point nom Pittsburg, for the fortiacat,on. ON
Fedsrd Hill, and that there are six similar Mere.
awaiting removal from the Bolton depot 10 the
same destination.
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10 The New York District Attorney has aled
hoes against twenty-five vessels seized as prizes
togsther with fortytwo vessels seized by the Sur.
seyor. About $500 900 In money. stocks, bonds.
co. belonging to citizens In the seeded States.
ana deposited In New York, has also been se,1ed
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W From Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania
avenue we have the interesting October number
q Harper's Magazine.
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1--WE learn from the st. Louis RspuSsiea.
mat the number Of stand OF arms on board the
steamer Sunshine, seized by the confederates, was
1out hundred, not four thousand, as the telegraph
made H.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN yIR.
GINA
Lee Resumes the Attacs-Csntinued r etreat
Of Wise and FIsyd

CINCINNATI, Sept 16.-A special dispatch to the
9azeHe, from Cannifex Ferry, on the Kanawha,
dated the l4th inst. SAYS: Lee resumed the at.
taek along our whole line, at Cheat Mountain,
Yesterday. After long contest he was fairly re,
pulsed by Reynolds, with considerable Rebel
loss and little or no loss side, owing to the
lac. Una. our noops fought behind ntrenchments.
Lee has manifestly large force, but 10 alarmed
lest Rosecrans should come upon him In the rear .
our scouts returned to-day from a ten mile ex.
ploration towards Lewisburg
Col McCook took seventeen pri soness vests,d, v
In an armed reconnaissance across the river.
CAMP SCOTT, Sept. 15.-Gen Cox is here TO day
Tor an interview with Gen. Rosecrans. He has
moved the main body Of his army from Gauiey
Bridge towards Lewisburg.
possible.
Further Intelligsrce
SUCCESSFUL FIGHTS AND skIRMIsHKs AT CHEAT
MOUNTAIN.
ELKwArER, Va, Sept 16.-rhe BODY Of Col
John A. Washington was sent over TO the enemy
Yesterday, upder flag Of truce. While on the
way IL was met by similar flag, coming from
his condition.
On the 18th instant detachment Of 400 men
from the Fourteenth Indiana and Twenty. fourth
ana Iwenty-hnh Ohio regiments, dispersed three
the west side OF Cheat Mountain, completely
routing them, killing eighty and obtaining most
OF tneir equipments. Our loss was eight killed
. The enemy made an advance on Elkwater on
the same day, with force supposed to have been
l5,OOO but they were driven back by detac hments
from the Fifteenth Indiana, Third and Sixth Ohio
Regiments, and shell from Loomis' battery
They have retired some or 10 miles distant
A strong force Of Arkansas, Tennessee and Wiz.
gina troops also threatened the east side of Cheat
Mountain, but we have not yet had a general en-
gasement with them. A shell from one Of
LoomiS' guns, thrown two miles INTO the enemy,s
camp, killed ten and wounded four Of them.
The rhirteenth Indiana Regiment had a severe
skirmish with superior numbers Of the enemy on
the 12th, and killed ten or twelve of than with
but trifing loss
Az the enemy advanced on Eltwator their col
umn was handsomely checked by detachment
Of the Seventeenth Indiana regiment, -
Lieut Morrill,, Of the TopoRfa phical Engineers.
to Cheat Mountain. ~
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" Col. T. g. Morehead, late commander of
NE Twenty-second Pennsylvania regiment. ha.
been appointed Colonel Of the Fifth regiment of
Col. E. d. Bakers brigade.
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IVA number Of Vermont volunteer. x,.,,.S
NE louise OF secessionist at South Royalton. on
ne nighfof the 18th inst, took him from bis bed
spfsad The Stars and Stripes on his doorstep, and
.ss,,s nim sneei and swear allegiance to the con-
sat1nonal Gag, and then escorted him back 10 hi.
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spiri. Of the aasrntns Pres..

The Ists!Iigsseer treats upon the late decision
Of Judge Wayne In the ha6sas corpus case Of .
soldier OF the First Minnesota Regiment.
The RtPSbIiean this morning deals with the
African llavs trade. s..-s 90. ..-.-s-
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ID Another railroad bridge has been burned
oYtns Missouri sece"ionists, precipitating To-
c0noaVe INTO the stream and killing the engineer
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" The schooner J. II. Burnet, of which only
.~o-nxteenths are owned in the South, was seized
In fniladeiPhia on Monday. An arrangement
mas been In the United States Court by which
foyai owners In parts Of vessels can have the use
o. tneir property by giving security double the
value Of the ship seized.
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" Robert j. Ramsey, one Of the twenty one
persons arrested at North Point and sent TO Fort
Osaware AL political prisoner not long since.
has been released, and has returned to bis bop,.
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ID Yesterday morning, the MARYLAND Climb
House, In Baltimore, was searched by the Provost
AanhalS police. No arms or ammunition WA.
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" Yesterday morning the ship Realm, ius.
sfnvsd from Havre, was seized In New yo,t' NV
ofoef OF the Surveyor. Part Of the vessel Ia owned
In Virginia.
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DIfAnrrD.-Dr. Russell, the correspondent of
NE London Times, LEFT Washington last evening
TOT Pitsourg, on his way to the West, II ia said
fer . shooting tour.
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W Recruiting il still brisk In New York CITY.
hundred mon were inspected and mustered
Into the United States service an Nona,v
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u Seven secessionists were arrested on boa nd
me steamship City Of Manchester, Immediately
upon her arrival In New York, Monday, from
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t.,,, ae ,nree Tennessee Commissioner 10 the
1Ts.oiusions ordering he Governor 20 driy. the
isnneeee Invader nom the STATE. tooI s.stv
s..,,tnt nom fran kfort and at Last secounn were
se' soeh homes'' acres lots = IN :. (
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W over four thousand rides were sent from
HeW York city to the seat of war on Monday.
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nF6en. Watkins, ccmmandsr az tn soufh.
en- forces In Missouri, IL half brother 70 Harry
:, 10 Nearly the whole amount, sio,oo o.ooo. q
ne me- nsE loan assigned 70 Boston, has been a.
,sAAsE2 s&.aSs2E -. gsNs
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III The latest returns of the Bank of England
show thst its vaults contain but f12 $50 44S
against ELS e51 ,544 at the same time last yesr-s
decrease Of GIG, 600 900. - .
IDrsalt IL selling at Richmond at s6 70 n per
barrel. No wonder they want the Kanawha ne
gion. sa
III The New York Collector employs female
revenue ofnces, whose duty consists In sen,cb-
Ing suspicious parties Of their ser.
ID Tennyson IL expected to write the poem
for the opening Of the great Worlds Fair AZ
London, during the coming year.
10 The English Government inspector Of rail.
ways has stated that the rate Of speed on railway.
should not exceed forty miles an hour.
/. u A whale in Nantucket harbor, ON FRIDAY
week. created quite q fnrore among the populs.
tion Of that neighborhood.
!. III The New Orleans Delta sau the sugs,
crop 10 very large, but planters don't know VIA,
% do with it. FstFei7l
u There are now over 300 men employed in
the HEtervlict Arsenal. = :"
.p The ss:ge fare rom saenmenso to Missou-
" Thsrs als upwards o. ~ 900 pessous IN
tE1giaad snA WALLS who sss blind. - :
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AUCTION SALES.

81 GREEN WILLIAMS Auct3ooeers.
SAL OF HousEHoLD AND KIToHRN
couif. az Tre,, =. Opp 95 rnr onsStE's
stss. We shs .s at 10 o'cioef 4. M, al he s .n
s Anes $780, e. s.I,l
OF the deceased. via WV
h'fSS;'n' 500 SasiI Deems and other Bureaus,
p a1,ns and other Tables. and wssh,t.nds,
Halr and other Mattresses. I-r1 -T,F.
With a good lot Of Kitchen Rec uia,ea
:sna GREEN q WILLIAMS, A.....
By WALL a BARNARD, Aactione.r.-
Corsr pa 81. asd sexik s|dt Pa. ov.
sSTtRBsS R59RSsSs T.. ssT n:.rI9 :;
ksuss Si ao Or: A'S soS
Bs,., SORES. end Brown ssddl. and H.rp...
} TSss. horse. hsy. iu., arrived and A.. an Of IN.
VIM Offer .R opportunity rsrsly nsi With 70 ssSurs
..is 80 WALL q BARNARD, A,cs.
By rhoAAss .I noM.iF $ Asotios.su,
saaESB HqASHR sSSek aHsgcT, e Z
ss. s.s: q sS.S: Pam d C. ssas &:
; W. e; IA, XVI; s wv @SiG Horses.
|. I've i've S stsl. 81 sG c:i:,..
Cat: and Harness. Bslins Machine Tor Hat or
eI,s:9 Ea,f ss. 3: :. y;iSs SO Is..
Carriage and Harness, Mix Pans Pots, and many
other Daily and Farm Implements.
ss Il T TToS s.ss pow1,Se a.
RyJ. G. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auotion.er,.
SUPERIeR ROSEWOOD CASE GRAND
- PIANO, EXCELLENT rvRsrruII sNp Hopsf-
h hly kMr IS At PSsL,c ApcTIos.oI uRs-
We shall sell the Furniture snd Effects Of : sspte,
sdpefSr RosesSos cs.s s1sSs os,.v,
ssss3 sss's Sfs ts.
ssS:ss:Ss . y s:!Ss sos Tables, wA..not.
Sill frame Msnts and Pier Gissses.
csIs.t. S SeS eeT sis Carpets,
n. Mating Ia. and mle,oth
syp:Iior Solid Walnut board. With marble ,,,,
E Mssat c hSiissn s; mt Tabs Die Lounge.
s sIs:i Fl. P;;s Cove; s$a cSsfni Dishes.
ysnly Lind and Freneh Bedstesds,
supsrio. H.ir Mst.ie:.. FEATHER B Ben ss:
wh.sisl wilson. SEWN. Machine, /. very u-
c9okins and other Stoves.
kes uisites- W >~'s~1e1
Terms cash in current fsnds
seI7-d }. G. Moo UIRE q CO.. Auots.
BY WALL & BARNARD, .uotlopeer,
TRUSTEE's SALE OF -VALUABIE I'M
Ra Re d.J q S s :. "a s:S9
EW,GoISded smong the and records Of the county OF
lIsmises on MONDAY The sd day Of e,e 1a sse
1851 az O'Clock sll those pieces or paroes Of
f5osne slt1s s in the city Of ws,hinston said
oered thsfy four lSl snd thirty five (s5l IN squsrs
with the Improvements thereon, conastins on a
lerge three story Brick House, with q fine bS.s
ment said property located on the south sids Of
street. south, between ~ and elh streets
Terms OF sale:-One quarter in cash balance I'm
SIX we've, eighteen, 6nd twenty -four month"; from
me DAY Of sale, to be sscured by deed Of trus. on
III the terms Of sale be not complied with In ave
oeys from day OF sale, the Trustee reserves tie
right 70 resell st the lsk and cost OF the raj mr.
chaser. JOHN r Ennis Trpstss
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nv, eo.Iso PROCLAMATION or rnx Gov.
satsosiy for stating that The reportsd 49,. =
non o. tns Governor General Of Cuhs ,.eps.sua
s ss ssosi a.s y spurious No sach procIsmasioe
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Oua FRIExDs Ut the various military camps and
Positions viii confer a favor by keeping Us posted
n 10 movements and eiairs In their vicinities.
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SOnN " r kkhONI,
Major General Commando


ST Louis, Sept. T,-Gen. sturgis with EIGHT
regiments Of infantry, two companies Of cavalry
and one ofartilery, took possession Of AZ Joseph !.
ton yesterday between the Federal forces and
General Green's rebels, In which most Of the latter
were captured. This, however, needs connrma.
ton.
Another bridge has been burnt on the Hanniba
and st. Joseph Railroad, precipitating a locomo.
tive into the stream and killing the engineer
Reports are current here that the Confederate
forces have evacuated Columbus XIV
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$50 Johnson NAGLE, Don
AoC NO. 2es PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ZSS

$50 Johnson & NAGLE, Don
Soc NO. 2es PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ZSS
Between Ninth and Tenth Sta. south sids.
iSSs fRs;I PISk 81 sRissEs kskk4g2Rs &C.
Suffers STOKES INGENERzE
Just arri ~ sss 3 folsISSyi1g brands Of
H; Mupm, Piper Heidaok.
Aoe& Chendon, Cartier Il Co, Barat A Faxot
MI, Tourette, Roy 81 Grape.
Wmsh We ODER a. keg YORK Prees-frsisht
sSoeo. gOHNsON NAGLE,
2eS Penna avenue.
~ Ahm Al. Blnlnser Co.'S ns gro,d street, New
f91ky, " ORD renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS. for Camp, Medicinal, and Family use,
90 shs Gs on hand Az seie 2, Ne, retk iOes
2cs Penna. avenue.
PiGKLES, Pepper and other SAUCER. TO-
from the oeI ebrsted msnnfsctory OF ohfsp b~yb n
Co., New York, 81 tonishingly low prioes.
AT JOHNSON & NA6LE's,
Also, PICKED: PIG FEET, LAME AND
BEE TONGUES, Triple, etc., By me barrel
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NtORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
~, tMIss HARROvRR's)
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the hrst M nday In September next
The attention OF parents and guardians 10 pArtlc-
aiaTiy osed 20 the Class In CalIstb enies, which
VIII De formed % Monday, the 9th inst by grad
nate OF the Levi: Normal Institute Of Physical
Eaucs.lon. The former pupils are earnestly 90.
hcited to attend the Class. w
a., INSTRUCTORS.
MIS- n EJ wKnnhe1; Mrs Gee.lis Young.
MN. y Narrower, a; Zeppone, NJ. D.,
Mile M: Gardette, Charles de Frondrst.
M ]. narrower.
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IL The Erie county Savings Bank. q. m. an
~, ssnf suh'erPasa q - 900 % De Poou,s 1
g sa-S
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.
PsbissAed ~ Conformity ,cifi fks rsssasfiss Of
SfAs Sssats Of Jsiy is, 1851.
~ 6sseyal Hosptfal on Il sweet, bsf,cess Foxytk
aad FiffA sfyssfs, WasAissfos, Sept. -.
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rkRGGs TTkks Z st sIhkN ~ .eSeoa e;
USrrER9s k s5CHTFs tpArBBlN yT|.iS0sF IoE,

WasAf.stos, Ssytsnsbss ., lssL
efrlvs Of Seeds Of foreign importation, orders for
which we're issued prlor 10 the incoming OF the
present Administration, many of them, from Sea
yoyase Ard other oauses have been bound 20 De
ssnuteiy useless Tor PRACTICAL yurposes This result
lore The usual distribution vii be Differed unfiI
spPEy oan be obtained which vail reflect orsdIt On
so INV SuperintHpde1f
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MOVEMENTS OF THE xsknY.

IoPcC1uH OofIesF'OtucuCc
BAiLzY's Cross ROADS, Sept 1s-Editor Sta,:
The Confederates are undoubtedly building a
very strong fort, with heavy siege guns, on Ches-
nut Hin murray Nason's place., abou, \ miles
south Of Munson's Hill, 1.-THE guns Of which will,
II 10 said, have range Of SIX miles and have
commenced another on Edsall's Hill, about Y
south Of Chesnut HILL This last IL on the line NJ
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, not far from
the burnt bridge. position on Edsall's hill IL
said 10 be occupied by three Maryland regiments.
portion Of the Alabama regiment on Monday
took Of the barn on the land Of the late
Major Lewis, on the woodlawn estate.
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A III, KINDS OF SILKS AT LESS THAN
"A he old r-iofs, notwIth standing the advance
IN Europe and the new tariff
Persons needing SILK GOODS for autnmb and
winter VIII f.ct SO id saving by making their
The no esae and retail business of the oous try
being now reduced to the cash standard enables
us q Ghsr artiolaa a. q reduced tariff of profits
Newcomers, sojourners, citizens. and ttrapgeTG
VIII INSPECT our ock at their pleasure; il Ipcurs
TO obligation to purchase, 0'a
r, Carpets, urtsins, ana Oilcloths, Rugs, DO !,
All parcels for the interior properly paoked freq
of charge. PERRY BR6
Penn. avenue and 9fh street.
BE 10 olI "Perry BuildInG.D
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WAsHINGT0N FEMALE SEMINARY,
w No aga SrRRET

MISS HHRKUVER. in oomelis H sss. with ,b.
dislike at present to send their daughters to
Gsotsetovn In the omnibus. has. made arrange
Washington: and respectfully requests a share Of
the public patronage VI
The hrst session will commence on Monday. Sep
Circu srs MAJ be obtained at the Seminary and
~ the prlnolp pal Book stores. ~
sels-d Nj. J. narrower, PRINCIPAL.
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lux STOCK AND WHOLE TARIFF OF
~ PRiCES ADAPTED 10 TIE WANTS
SE pERSONS IN MODERATE CIRCUM-
Dty Goods in all departments of FIRST GLASS Euro
Pean anS meroan fabrics, ada pied for the current
wants of families and housekeepsrs
One price Only. marked in plain figures oopse-
quently no purchaser is overohargsd
of charge. PERRY RR0
sep 18- Stiff IPerr1 RniIdinsD
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{ AMP OF CO."D," KENT'y CAVALRY.
AIRING ron, sept IL, 1851
9S reward will be given for III. arrest And del,v-
cry. at this camp of one ca r LES SMITH. A
aeserIer rom the same, who enlisted as q burler,
Ssid Smith ls aboutsS years of age fest 10 nohes
high. blue eyes light hair and light comp exionSs
Serman BY birth. He des.rtep on or about the 18th
Captain Comma ndins Co. "D,n
sef7-a' Kentucky Cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18

w NOTlCE-The UNDERMINED respectfully
inlorm thelr patrons and the public fenersIly OF
tnelf having Turned oopartnershI 70 continue the
iste hrm Of II. F. Loudon Co. Whilst tenderins
tnelr thanks for the very liberal PATRONAGE re-
eelveo, they pledge themselves % use their utmost
sxernons TO merit their eontlnued fsvort
HElBERGER &CO.
Successor 70 H. +. Loudon and Co, MilItarv
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18

RY MARSHALL &. PAGE, AUCTION AND
- Csnpission Merchants, soy Seventh street,
SH PIN. HsItlnnsr Co... Cheese, /
60 Elrkins Fresh rich Butter,
- Kegs do do do
See,ed.
10 Cases Fiss, also Almonds, wslnuts, Dates,
10 Chests QolonI Tea, % Bbls. Molssses, s,,u,s.
hiSo 2 fuil, varied and oomplets assortmept oh
% IL st ese'