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as youfA and selling ar about half the prtca- have
sSeSe xsc5 s.abt sre sHn b1monss !
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tneg have co7ed ycur9 word for word IN several ia
ssaAcea. merely inserting lone other name IN oiAcoQ
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your preparation with pesfsct s9ccesstsoe for b.
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ease the scalp and head are subject to.
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, 1861-07-19

NORTHERN PAPERS TWENTY DOLLARS i CopY
At RlcHHosp--A Richmond correspondent Of
the Memphis -lgpeaz, says there IL IN immense
desire to zee Northern papers in the former
city, but no o7e ventures to Cross and reczoss
the lines for the purpose Of meeting the de-
mand. The writer remarks:
"Nith tho exception Of what ne gather By
the meager telegraph dispatches from Louis
vile to the Southern pres, We know very lit
Occasionally Baltimore 6aa or Eeaax2t falls
Into the POSSESSION Of one Of The city papors,
and IS treasured % great prize. Five, tea
and even twenty dollay1 have. hsen pal3 FIR
single copy Of a BaitiEore papee."
, 1861-07-19
NO. THREE,
NO. FOI'R.
THE BATTLE OF ST, GEORGE.

HETeoNvILR, Va, July Il, 1851,
tol. E. %. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adj. General:
General Garnett and his forces have been routed
and his baggage and one gun taken- His army
are completely dcmora1tzed. General Garrett vas
klledAFhtfe attempting to rally his forces at Car
9aekt4d, near st. George.
We hare completely annihuated the enemy in
Western Virginia. ~
onr loss L but Thirteen killed and not more than
Iony wounded, Ehlle the enemy s loss ia not far
Aom two hundred killed. and the nupbe, Of pri.-
oEezs wa have taken will amount to It Iesst one
tneasaod. We have cap!ared seven Of. The enc
a Portion Ct Garnett's fo1ces retreated. but
hot pursuit. @1AA1' "A' - -
msEd are said to be the c.ack recfme1ts of Essf-
e n rsng11ia, aided By Gso7gtaus, Tenuesseeans
aza Ca.oltnlaas-
49, Uus eCecess 70 complete. and f.nly believe
TT. GTonaK + MR. =, 80 eo4n'
M1]oE General r. g. A.
, 1861-07-19

1he Adto!eon Of the Resexat Wur-What Gen.
Mcclellan accomplished in Three Days
His Official Dispatches,
no. ONE.
TIE BATTLE OF RICH MOUNTAIN,
HEADQUARTERS, DKrAKrnEAr or ONO, /

AAAA&uAA1GASt OAFAKTAEAT OF OQ10,
R1cH MOUNTAIN. Va, July 12-9 4. II.
Colonel e. D. ToWEsEHn:-
We are in possession Of Ill the enemy's work.
NJ ~ t. to point in sight Of Beverly. We have taken
au his guns, very lalge amount OF wagons, tents,
etc.-eavsy thing hat A< had. 4 large number Of
prisoners "erc also taken, many o. whom are
wounded and several Of whom are officers. The
enemy lost mIany killed. We hare lost in al per
al but two Or three belong to the column under
GeEera1 Rosensrans, which turned the position Of
the enemy. TAe ms.s Of the rebels escaped
through the woode, entirely dsorganized Among
the pri.oners is Dr.. Taylor, formerly Of the army.
Colonel Pegram Was In command Of tho e.emy's
forces.
General Rosencrans' column left camp yesterday
morning. ard marched eight miles through the
mum =mgun1sins. reaehing the turnpike two OF three
vance 1otce and captures couple Of guns. hsda
position ready for twelve guns near tie main camp,
and a. the guns were moving up 1t Was aacertalred
that tie enemy had refreshed.
I an now pushing on to Beverly. A part Of
miles Of it.
Our success Is complete, and almost bloodcss.
The behavior Of or troops In action, and .owatdl
the prisoners, is admirable.
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, 1861-07-19
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, 1861-07-19

WHszERH lxge shoe firm
mth!e aty tntnEma na that thexe Ii \ marked
Azsfrt1tmdet IN July eyer tho Juae eo11ac.
tn:3rAa ehe4 1re<ksy trQttspeea did qpt ex.
se<d u +Goc1et Hsek 8aoa Jug 1ss tncy haso
tssx WI tsa.oon.-1Rspssest CanRHeisl DaRsaa
, 1861-07-19
letter OF Secretary Cameron to AIcxs
andc1 CUMMINGS,

andcx CUMMINGS,
Tic following letter from Secretary Cam
eron, appointing Alexander Cummings, pub
fisher Of the n. 7. Wa'd, government sgent
at New York, shows who il responsible for
the Catiline contract and other army Jobs at
that city. and will be found important at this
tfme:-
WAR DEr4RTkKEr, April II, 1861,
ALEXANDER CUMMINGS, Esq:
StR-IAts Department needa at this moment an
intelligent, expe1 fenced and energetic nan. on
whom 1t can rely, to assist In pushing forward
troops, an'munttions and supplies. =
1ou sre acquainted With Tie internal arrange.
me9t and connections Of tie railroads in PennsTI-
Tonia, over which for the present, they will have
70 come; and while an aware that your private
;afairs NAY demand yout time, an sure your pa-
loss to yourself.
With this view viii tha1k you, in consultation
With the officers Of the army and navy to assist In
getting veesels OF arranging with the railread
companies fcr the accommodation Of the ttoops ag
1akt as they Ere ready TO march to their destins-
tion. and also to assist them In making purchases
nf Or oIneS arrangements. and to communicate. al
Inc earliest possible moment. any infor1ns alton Of
fe1sice to this depai ttnent. VERY respectfn1ITA
a1AoK CANERoN, Secretary Of War
, 1861-07-19

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, 1861-07-19

K lease .. Bfsshk was tho s missing
nsaa- n Indiana for 13one time Neither tbs
word from HIN. h c2std naS h. SssaetsS +
Ma ~ usuA ,fAas1e RtAneq. At Iast Il was b.
Ne1eo tA4s scese Aaa. Aeoalhe4, Btt Jawe
tHrns up an - aealts 1fIaHa a Il 81; = boyss
afantm Big Ba&@ WS tast sa4 & 491s1.
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, 1861-07-19

A BIT OF H1sTORT.-As matter of raeord
q correspondent ct Marion, Iowa, sends us the
iacts concerning the dispatch Of their second
volunteer company to the seat Of war. The
orders to march followed With unexpected
closeness upon the acceptance Of the compa-
ny, and the voice Of the town was to drop
every Jthing else and get the boys ready On
Monday, 9Th, messenger came to Chicago
for cloth, returning with It the next day.
Wednesday al the ladies' appeared at Union
Hall, with eeWing machines and cutters, and
at P. n, the volunteers we're in uniform.
Immediately after, "wednesday evening), Rev.
Samuel Paucoast addressed them In front OF
their drill room, the whole community form
Ing background to the audience. At the
same time Col. Preston presented them with
= silk banner, on behalf Of thirteen young Ia.
dies who had made 1t: Rsch man was also
supplied with bible. Next morning at day
light Thursday the 11th-they were escorted
to Cedar Rapids, where they took the cars,
Rev. Mr.. Eberhart, who has three sons in the
LIST Iowa regiment, and ". II. Hubbard, Esq,
making abort address at the cars. The com
pany proceeded to Burlington, for regimental
rendezvous, aud Marion will send third when
called for.
, 1861-07-19

H Ar. Lamberton, the Postmaster at
Warrington, (Fla-) who was arrested by the
rebels charged with sending letters aud pa
pers to the garrison at Fort Pickens, has got
of pretty easy. The city council of Mont.
gemeEy, which tried him for the offence, sen-
fenced him to be sent north. He Was carried
to Atlanta by the Marshal Of Montgomery,
and will be shipped from place to place until
be is of Secession soil. We do not suppose
the journey Ttn be pleasant one, but if he
survives the process, he cannot but be graft
fed In getting out Of the den Of traitors with
ont having topay his travelling expenses,
, 1861-07-19
FHOnl WASHINGTON.
Correspondents Chicago Tribune. /

1ns Grand Ar,ny to Aove Al Length-1s Size
and Gosnpostf!on 1bic Lnpafsnce to be
, 1861-07-19

DENIES 1.-THE Chief Of the Louisville
Police denies through the Journal that he hus
prohibited the singing Of national airs In the
streets Of that city, or the giving Of serenades.
His orders are simply to prevent boleterous
shouting calculated to bring about a collision.
~ The Kent County {Md.) Ntps suggests
that q new rebel regiment be raised, to be
called the "Bareau~ Guards (Beauregards), and
that Col. Richard Thomas {Zaroona\, of ust
Ntcholas" fame, be made the Colonel
, 1861-07-19

GOV. H1cKs--Ihe band attached to Col.
Aorehead's Regiment In Baltimore, serenaded
Gov. Hicks On Monday night at the Fountain
Hotel 4 large crowd Of people we're present.
Coy. Hicks, in response to numerous calls,
appeared at one Of the windows, and returned
his thanks for the compliment paid him He
referred to the present unhappy condition Of
affairs in the country, and said he was thank
.f11 that Maryland had been spared the evils Of
c!rn war, and expressed the hope that the
time WAS not far distant when peace and pros
perity would be restored to the entire coun.
try, He spoke for about twenty minutes, and
repelled the charges made against him by his
enemies, Of being inimica1 to the interests Of
Maryland, whose prosperity and happiness he
declared to be bis first and dearest wish. He
arowed himself to be Union man, and said
lad he been killed as reported, he would not
have wished to die IN any other way than as
devoted friend Of the Union.
, 1861-07-19
NO. TWO.
TIE OCCUPATION or BEVERLY,

TIE oocuPAr1oN or BEVERLY.
EvEa1T, July 13, 1861.
The success Of to-day 1s Al that I could desire.
We captured eix brass cannon, of which ono ID Il
fed. and Ill the eDemy'e camp squtpsge and trans
wii probably Teaea two dendted. aud more m aa than
amount t. folly one hundred and d lily, Viii n at
constantly. I know already Of ten officers kiIied
ard p1leorers: Their retreat was complete. I Oc-
euplea Beverly BY rapld march. Garnett absn-
Of his equipaee. He came within lew niles Of
Beverly, bat our rapid march turned him back In
great confusion. and he Is now resreating On the
Gen. Morris Is 10 follow him up closely. l have
teleCt1phed for the two Pennsylvauia Regiments
At At cumherl&nd to join Gen Hill at Rowfesburg.
Rowleebn1g. and vii cut of as.nett's retreat near
"sst Union: Of i possible: at St. George
sard troops, strongly intEeached with The loss Of
eleven Rlled and &hirsydre wounded Provision
returns found hefe show Garnett's force to have
sintans. Georgtane, TeEaesseeane, aud, think,
carolinlans. Tomorrow can give full dstails Is
to prisoners. &c. trust that Gen Cox has by this
that case shall hsye accomplished the object OF
ltbeIating Western Virginia. hope the General
in-chaef will approve Of ny epe5atiens:
MajorsGeners1, Department Of ohio.
NO. THREE.
TEE SURRENDER OF COL, PEQRAN
HEADQUARrKKs,
BEVERLY, Va, July 13, 2. II.
Col: E. D. Townsend, Washington b. G.
hare received from Col Pegram propositions
io1 the surrender, with his officers and remnant OF
his command-say 600 men. They are said to be
extremely penitent, and determined never again
70 take Up atms against the general Government.
Of when Col Pegram comes In. The latest ac-
conutH make the less OF the rebels In Killed come
$50. G. B. NcCLELIAS.
Mai. Gen. Department Of Ohio.
, 1861-07-19

A GRICULTURAL., FURNACES
- AH0 1KT1IEa of d;1aant a,tas, fe< s.ls ak
VXcEaE. r1sBAIa, sa1Rx cei
ly1s<1lA4a - - 11a nd ii ssaa 4 atsx III
, 1861-07-19

Cclenel -- Dsvies, New York Volun-
tee1a, commanding. Sixteenth Regimen:
New York Volunteers; Eighteenth Regiment
NeW York Volunteers; Thirty. first Regiment
mint New York Volunteers; Company c,
Second Artillery, Qight battery.)
By command Of Bngadier Gen. Mcdowell
JAMES B. FRI, Asst. Adj. Gen.
, 1861-07-19

making out two sets Of rolls), aud as 1t will re-
qulrc some time to make out these rolls, it
money.
However, the money is sure this time, and
the boys eau well afford to wait for a few davH.
a very large proportion Of this money win 70
INTO The pockets Of citizens Of Cairo. aud It
viii be God-send to them, too, for with no
Of the Cairoites have come to be IN esdiy al.
lapidated condition. ! know Of several differ
ent houses Of the place that will 1t rake down,
rom ten to twenty-five Thousand dollars Of
the money.
Company A, Chicago ArHuc1y {capt. stnith)
Pitcher, o. s. a. When the call WIS made
fot the men TO step forward and receive the
oath, esgh}y-tvo stalwart soldiers came up TO
the line. OF these (Mr J. D. II. Whit
ADJ Wa8 rejected BY the examining surgeon
because Of = crippled hand. The Others, nam.
pe1n'gtgght5 ont, Including officers, were in
officers OF the company, with the exception Of
Lieut. Botsford, (whose business engagem cnts
would net permit, accompany the gallant sol
diere through the war.
Company 3, Chicago ARTILLERY, Capt. Taylor,
Aso mustered In daring the afternoon. sev:
enty men received the oath, making splendid
sksieton for the full company OF one hundred
and twenty. Capt. Taylor win Immediately
recruit biz rsnksto the fun complement
nea OF 11st indignation has been excited
among the ofacers md men Of this br:gsde al
the contents Of aletter written byone j. q. E.,
nd published IN pour paper Of the 12,h. Ido
ret deaire ccltru!e1sy @and will have none]
with the aetufe writer. Of that letter, but lpas
much as be has taken occasion to make state
ments regarding tbs sanitary condition Of this
camp and the discipline Of the troops, which
ara ooto1ious1y fhlze,. and h4s presumed to
csst reflections uQ-n the etticers In command
OF the brigade, deem 1t altogether proper
that atsoue notice shoEldbo taken ct his cen.
nurisation. He states that tssffiii ciens attea-
t!oa hsA not been paid to the personal comforts
Of the men-" NEw;.the exact truth Of the
naHer le the se7erse Of this.
hxye bEen since the beg Inning Of tAIs war.
in .ths rzpzcity Of = nexapspes reporter, al
meet nf the es1aps Eat I'd q Wess, aad know
ore eEsntzany better szfsted, hettaF III, bektcc
qnaftsrrd - better elo::ied ,.thaa II Eoss
~ - ns;1ss ths ~ saIsdpane ss Il tae e.iap.s1
M tssoL tlhtd tAat mi one could delaT.atJ
Exn Aos4, :: vi, stsndtf: o. ~ ha,a ,o{ t6e
Ftee Bf'4kste- WY, Ht'a1n1J. .tka Msclpuao
Of tak5c t<Qq2a. bot {bFaS Ea0atta Ii sArrlna Id
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No Il Law BUILDINGS
Corner of ST. Paul and Lexington streets tup staiT3)
mh2Uly BALTIMORE, Nd.
M OSES ENGLEHEART,
No. 81 SPERRIERS COURT,
(Rear of the Law Ruildings)
LEzl%aToN STREET, BETWEEN CHARLES hTP 81 PAEL'
All business will be punctuaily
tended to. 0lsIyr
( IHARLES C. KERR,
ATTORNE "A T-LAW,-
OEFICE-No. 81 ST PAUL STREET,
(BETwxEE LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA srRERrs0
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E5S SALE OF
VILE FALuA7LS, LEA SFF0LD PROPERTY
- +Ta T1,,,o.;,5 On BROADWAY.
" q ca, nj nlSiIator r BONA on Il GEORGE
" fi!ltr Gs eASH, IN pursuance @ Cr6,r ~ re
OPP ans tcnr To- Baltimora city, val offer ct we
Or TUE5DA4 Y, he day Of July IS I, at O'Clock n
the premises. A 4 I'D
4LL TIT PIECE or PAPCEE or GP0UvD
tuaed ara lying in tfe city BaImore, egnn;nr for
the thu line o. to- side o Rro4twrv, at the
nee OF one hun red and thirty four f sOuthe Is from
the corner formed ny the Intecsrr ion ~ the sou side
SANK street and ne sid OF Boadwa and running
theme souhaiy Bounding the east side Of Broaaay
six and thence stery, ci w;th Bank street,
hundred e. 20 an a lev Twelve feet wide; thence
northerF bouru"g the west side Of said alley, sixteen
c-G anu hence westerly, BY straight G. enc hundred
10 the pace OF htgin"i1g with l2 improvements
thereon pglLE one Two st1r aul attic BElth DIV Ei,i-
% N back huiidng, said lot being subject to ground
rent OF $2S Ter auuum
eTmS o. sale iSei by the court ethrd
cash, me balance in Two equal pay credits OF
three md six months, with the dav of sale
agd where crditis given bond viii, god security to be
taken. GEu:G GAEDEf R, JR.,
Administrator II. B. n.
TifEO GLOHHFR, Attorney.
iel7-eoztkds 81 Baltimore street
AMES Il. CHANCE,
~ ,p,- (LATE AUCTIONEER,l
A., TfHEiCAL COMMISSION NER CHANT,
E.I tIel m all kinds of AUCTION GOODS, suited to
- am country MeTcE#nts ~0arp requested to exc
anime the same before purchasing pIsev hero
JAMES K CHANCE,
Oh storia- ., T, - -, Coz mis-. ion Merchant
"a stories ;. = corner Baltimore ana cherries sis
FutrAur" on Charles street
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IN HOWARD COUNTY,
= NEAR THE BALTIMORE AMI ONO RAILROAD
This Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES Of very superior Land wei wooded and d.
has several fine building sites and is abundantly supplied
with hpe Springs and running water 1t is situated
County Rod leading from the Fred turnpike to the
EilTCad The situation elevated, has commanding
view and is perfectly healthy
IL will be sold in parcel divided to suit purchasers
ssS-Ie ems reasonable.
Apply to ". ". GLENN,
6 North Calvert -a-t