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Marcllandises Nouveiles.

Marcia lidises NOuveiles.
A BON MdRCHE,
A U magasin de NJ. Raphael Hollier, sous la di.
N rection de M l. Desbret
Les habitans de St Landry sont par lie pre- En-
sent a%vertis, que JIG viens de recevoir de la ~
Nouyelle CLEANS, I'M assortment conplet ct ~
magnifqne de marchandises, que j'ofre maintenant
a mes amis ct au public en- general a des prix les
plus m%oderes; mon assortiment ~consistee en- partie en-:
Marchandises seches,
Habillements confcctionnes,
Bottles, soulier, chapeaax, casquettes,
Quincaillerie, Faience,
Tabac, Cigares ct Groceries de
:outes qualite, Ell I'M mot jai tout ce qn'on peut de-
sirer dams mon genre d'atfaire' Venez examiner
mon stock. RAPHAEL HOLLIER, -
Opelousas S oct 1859 Washington.
NIB Aussi I'm lot de merlin de 3 pieds ct I'M lot
de pieux de six pieds,
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Joseph A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
= etc, oifre ses services au public CONNIE tel
Tout ordre laisse d son bureau, on chez A. Mills.
paugh, q Washington, sera plomptement execute.
OPelousas, Is oct 1860.
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Sale d'escrime.

M ALFRED DUCHATEAU a lhonneur dan.
1vls noncer aux Messieurs de cette paroisse quill
went douyrir une Sale d'Armes, rue du Maine.
logement dependant de lhotel Union. II n'epar.
gnera aucune peine pour donner satisfaction aox
personnes qui voudront bien l'honorer de lcur pa.
tronnage. @S 2maru 1se1
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A yendre.

N moulin a scie 4 vapeur de la force de yinpt
~ ehevanx, sftue sur ID riviere Calcasieu, 4 en-.
,maitre, forge, etc. 1' w
NseRa9s6eaes en- parfait etat. Les conditions
sefons avantageN aes; pour plus ample information
? adrcsser au buresnd de cette feuille.
Opeiousas. q min 1R60 HTNs
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Nouveau magasin.

ES soussigndsa ayant form6 une societe de com
~ mereo sous la raison de Ney e. Dupre, on1
Ish0nneur d'Annoncer a lenrs amis ct an public Ell
9eAeral. que Il una d'eux Went d'arriyee de New
KorksAyec IN assortment complet de
MAfchandises aeches,
sats Quincailleries, GA a
Chanssures,
#asss54as Groceries,
Liqueuss, #
ss9s8A gs8A#2 Roissons,
Faiance,
sSs8SSS 4 s S8ss Article de fantastic
80. etc, cd: IN mot tout ce que devrait tenir I'M
mAgasins de Ia caInpagne. ss'1s
NTO1t en- vonlant 6carter$ toute sorte de charlata-
nisnae dams cette %annonee, les soussignGs n'hesi.
4ent pas, n6anmoins, 4 announcer qu'ils ~pourront
tendre leuEs Inarchandises a des prix aussi has que
celx dns detail de la Nouvelle-O ORLEANS ct probable.
MsntA meileur marche qu'elles Sc sont vendues lei
jusqnaa aAj hui.
sonssignds se reposant sur cette conviction
que 10 systeme des afairas au compliant est le plus
sAnr et le plus avantageux aussi bien pour l'acheteur
que pour IL inarchand, ils esperent que cenx qni
vondf0nt bieil les encouragers ne les mettront pas
dams 10 dure necessite de repeter CONSIGNMENT que
N 1aamodieit4 de leurs prix, leurs affaires ne Sc
feront qusau compliant.
vi ~ oocupent le magasin anciennement de r. - v.
Rcy, rue dn Maine.
B. NEY, I4
IS EDMOND DUPRE.
SE AyNAlnnana4 m ~ T4 1peA F#% &%
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A VENDRE.

"A VEIN DRL.
NE habitation cotonniere, situee sur lie bayor
" Boeuf a environ yingt miles de Washington
seize cents acres dc terre, don't DEM
cents sont bieii e%nltiyes; bean moulin 4 cotton, mai.
etc.. c'est une des habitations les mieux entrete.
n.les de toute In paroisse; aussi, dix A aouze negres
81 Iacheteurs yeut EN- faire l'acqufsition
CHEYIS 4 RICHIE,
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A LPHONsE DEBAILLON, Epcanteu,
= = Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry.
Tout orere laisse chez lui on au bureau de Il, S
Robin sera promptement execute.
OpelOusas, 7%jnnvier 1860.
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Bonne chance pour les hommes
d'afaire,

r GIBBS ofre a yendre la maison a deux elascs
- . occupee par lui actuellement CONNIE demeu-
re ct magasiu, ayec une bonnie cuisine ct les BATHS
ss en- briqres don't il Sc sert pour I'M depot de vol
ture. .-. 54-.#-.. .l
lie terrain a 100 pieds de face snr nre profondeul
de l69 pieds.
= Je vendrai aussi mon stock de fonrnitures, pein-
lures, ct je louerai Ia partie de ~l'atelier de %voitnres
qni joint a celui de s. P. Clark, qui continnera a
faire les autres branches d'ouyrages en- bois Ct fer.
\ ceux qui out les moyens n6cessaires ct des lia-
bitude qui CONVENIENT a Ia communicate, VOLTA une
excellente occasion pour faire de brillantes atfaires.
. mars 1851 JOSEPH GIBBS.
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II. s. WILKINS, +
We. Washington lie. s
went de receyoir de New York ct de la Nouyelle
orleans, IN grand ct magnitique assortment
De marchandises pour printemps ct etc.
Files consistent en-: HA
lndiennes FRANCHISES, Anglaises ct Americaines.
Printed Lawns Franchises, I
Mousselines franchise imprim6e. Z - ~
Brillantines en- couleur,
Mousselines Suisses ct Jaconatss
Do Book ct Bishop Lawn, -.
Gants, Mitaines, Bas, Chaussops. etc
Marchandises pour les habitants. e''''
Choctaw Mariner ct Osnaburg stripes.
Chickesaw ct Keepstone plaids, IT.
Denims bleu, r.
Cotton de Lowell uni ct rave rs, Al ct "A
Habillements de printemps ct d'6tf. .
Chapeaux, Casquettes, Bottles, sonliers
Qulncallerie, Faience, Selles, monturc de brides la
aaets sn Cedre, etc, ct nne quantite d'artieles don't
lie nonnhre ne parmet pas de les mentionner ici.
Lee tout sera vendu, a un profit tres moders NJ
payaele 70 ler mars, aux acheteurs bons ct p%onetueIs
81 z des prix encore plus has pour da compliant.
~. RS WILKINS,
opeio"sas' ~ asfil 1907. Washington, lie.
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sc'Os @ fFMEb
TERRE, TERRE, TERRE,
A vendre a des termes ct condi-
tons avantageuses aux acque-
reurS.
~ personnes qui. penyent ayoir besoin dun
~ quart de section de terre, dune dem;e M !n,ns
feralent bien de s'adresser de suite au lie PLATING:
qni Q a yendre les lots ~suivants a DIES prOpeIousac.
corderont avec les temps SAVIOR:
La o. du i N. E.. de la section IL. r. i M g
y, sursle bayou Lagone pres de moulin de Bassett
ans qne les 4 ct section s~uivantes sur lie Bayou
Crocodile en- cette paroisse.
Lee NJ de la section 81 I. r. z, 3.
La ! N. E. dn ! s.. o. de la section 3l.T. . 6 r.
la 4 4. =. de Ia section II, lot 5 de Ia section 80.
oaest dq Bayou Crocodile 7. No Y, RS. . 3.
Le T ~. y. de Ia section 81, TO-, r. S. 9 e.
Ces terres sont bien boisees ct pour la fertilits ne
sont snrpEassees par aAcune dams l'Etat.. -
8 dec s6o-jno j. NJ. Unlisted.
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DIR EAGON.
DERNIEREMENT DE LA VIRGINIE

A 4ANT pratique Ia medicine depuis 1856, gra-
~ due del Universite de Ii Virginie ct de Fec.
lie de Medicine de la Nelle-Orleans, s'ttant main
tenant IKE 4 Homesville, Lee, offre respectueuse-
nent SEES services aux personncs de ce village ct
de SEES environs. % mars 1881 I'm
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NHARRETTEs, WAGONS A CANES. Brc.
4s;so Gl. - e nas,l : sous ssassigne GIANT l'agent pour Ia
Wheeling, Va; peut fournir aux hiabitants. charrat,.
ties, wagons, buggy, ETC., a des termes Ies nlns rs;.
sonnahleS. Les habitants sont prizes de nj n u :,
1e eur orafss le plus yi!e possible atm que je pnsse
lear pfoeurer &c don't lis ont besoin avant que las
eaux ne deviennent BASES. R.. s. Wi a ! les
oPeto"sas 10 a'fl 1898. Washington.
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JOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Encan.
= teur Public dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Ian.
dry; tout ordre laisse a son bureau on chez A Mills
palgh; a Washington; sera promptemeDt execute.
Opelousas, Z janvier 1860.
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$500 de Recompense.

DART marron de I'habitation de Franco
~ bin de la Paroisse ST Landry,
: q: !! : 4 ] ! i ]; !! j: =. ! ! : : ! :; : = !: =: ! !: J =. J ! = : ! !: ! ! : ! ! : !! !: !: !: = =! ! : ! !: ! ! !
lie Ter JUN 1859, I'M jeufle Negro nom e,A
me Jim Brabbon, age de 20 ans, de
c%ouleur noirc. sa taille est de5 pieds
pouces de hauteur ct il pese environ AZ
$50 livres. ~
La reeompense ci.dessus, sera pay6e
q q11 conque larretera de maniere a
&c que je puisse l'obtenir, gu Ell me
lelivrant a Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, chez IN. S.W
coignure Gravier ct Baronne.
ut @ $ I mr. yy,ve.
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DR. VIM A. ROBERTSON

S'ETANT etabli dune maniere per1nanente a
NJ Washington. ofre ses services a tous ceux oti
du Maine, vis-a-vis la pharmacie dc NM. Louailler
u Bouchez. IL avrii 1sGo Ia
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military ..d Nava, pr.vsm,u,..

From the latest news in the city, We hear OF
casualties among the folio wing Off sers OF the
rea ular AImy;-Capt. B. IL. TILLINGHUsr. OF
tina famous 1st srtillsry-SLHNSKR' and Az
DERsoA's IsgiIAent-is Eevsrely wounded. This
was one OF the Test ,mmAndAnts we had He
is . New Yorker, a graduate Of West Point,
and entered the service as "a Lieut.. In the 4
artillery, In 1881. Lieut.. HIrcHcocK q new
sppointms Mt in the Marine corps, and Lieut..
HAsIsoIoS are put down as KILLED.
Wa understand that 'diyision Or lis by
trumpet are about tc he ordered, as a part Of
general exercise, by tha Commanderin la chief Of
the army. Up 10 this tbs trumpet has bean 10
little uied, and divisions have besn 90 seldom
and 20 lsn,tntly mar GGvrsd togsthtr thai the
fls know notllir G whatever about instru mental
calls for retreat, advance. or even marching
ard hsltipg.
II is worth remal king that the war excite
nent has been too much for the troops at Foit
Hamilton. They are going over TO volnntssl
regiments IN ones and twos, and II Is feared
Will break en- H,dSSe before long. II their dis
chSIges Were sent on. thoy would undoubtedly
enlist altogether n one OF the militia bri'
gadsa
Tbs GArIiEon en- Govtrnor's Ilapd wa
mustered on Tuesday TO listen TO the cond' mn a
| Tia Of muir ear. Hs Is menber OF tn
| Fint u. s. Infantry, and was tried By ou
| army General Court Martial. His ssntsnc
orders his Incarceration In the state piSoR 10
q psriod Of ten years.
Advicss from the Brazil squadron TO Jas
The th have bssn SsooiVs1, Taa Vnits
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THE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY Is psi.
stsry Of. Lsuisis.. zsu.vs,

A yourg man, who gave his rsms a. JAS
Sr. JOHN, called st our offios on Tuesday Atsr-
noon 10 relate his experiences - an .Imprssssd'
member Of the ID regiment Of Loui,isns Zou
svss He state, that he Is . usivs Of Cleve-
and, (0hio), and went south some thres years
ago to push his fortuns. For most OF the time
he has had employ ment on . plantation In
Louisiana. The secession movement threw
him cut Of employment, aud he went to New
Orleans TO try his luck there. A day or two
after his arrival &c he was walking down one
the strests, q stranger touched him on the Of
shoulder and, after some remarks, nk,d him
to accompany him. lie complied, and scon
found himsef q prisoner la prsssuce Of
Captain FRxnouT, formerly an OH ,sr d
the New ORLEANS Psnitentisry, aud At pre-
snt commanding company OF Zousvss.
He wa, than charged sith being "a dangerous.
aud suspicious character" and upon this charge
be was sentenced 70 elk months confinement AZ
hard labor, with the option, however, OF snlist.
irg In Captain FRENoNI's COMPANY. Rather
than spsud Elk monihs In prison, he esnssnted
10 60 into the army. For month he was drill
ed four hours each day by officers who gave
all their orders In the French language.
Pc says that upon catering the company, he
n well n Other, who we're impressed In like
uanncr, received a pips, q pspsf Of tobacco and
a. mu h whisksY ss they could drink, In the
way Of clothing, they were furuiihad with
striped shirt, white pants, q rsd cap and pair
OF shoes They had two meals q day, ous st
tea O'Clock In the morning, and the other at
four In the afternoon. The food, sueh a. 1t
was, was generally sufficient. WhlAksy was
served cut eight or n,ns times a day, aud the
mon were compelled to dIitk daily, IN sddititn
a mixture of vinegar and gunpo Nosr.
AZ the erd Of month he bocams sick and
was discharged, and succeeded IN Masking his
way 20 Memphis, and from thence 10 Lounyills
ard New York lie states that IL was q cam-
mon practices In Nsw Ohsans 10 arrest every
man fouud drunk In the streets and compel hl N
10 ontsr the Cenfs6crsts army OF 20 to priion.
t2 each we're paid for mon thus arrested.
lie stats that there 10 no bu sinsas ling dore
In New Orleans, that tho leves Ia completely
dssrtsd, az d the s.. Charles and otter hotels
clos,d up. TITO theatres are closed, and the
cais ard omnihussss have ceased rut ming In the
streets. Half Of the pcpu'a'i "A have come
North, ard hundreds Of them are now in thi,
city. New Orleans looks Ike . deserted city.
Upon tie plantations, work go,s en- as u,uN,
the negroes outsids Of the city kuo wing itus
a. yet about the civil war.
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Miscellaneous Items.

A SrRAsox FAscr.-Evsr sircs the battIs
OF Solhrlno, soldier named PmRnx VALGH.
has bean In one Of the Paris hespitals, insans
frt m q cicstriEed bullet wound In the head. Hs
always asserted himself dead, and prououncsd
what appeared VALlS to bea msfe pisoe or
machinery, very badly constructed, 70 initiate
him. He always Up ks Ct himself 40 IL"
and for days would lie without seeming ssrsa-
ion TO blistsrs, pins, OF any ttimulus. He hiss
nov died In earnest.
An EsoLIsH FARNAR rsesntly remarked
that "he fed his land b,fors IL was hungry,
rested II before It was weary, and wesded II
before II was foul" This sentences contains
the whoe philoioihy Of fai misg.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT AIBAsr.- On Sstar-
day last, a. Miss SARAH M. 0LKr was watt
ing In a carriage for the arrival OF the day
boat from New York, the coachman earslsssly
left the horses and when the boat arrived, the
horses took fright and ran awAy, throwing out
Miss 0LEr, fractuIing her hkull, and causing
almost instant death.
HAIL SroBSI AT ALBANY, "A severe sterm
Of rain and hail occurred AZ Albany on Friday,
causing considerable damsge. Hal stones a.
large As walnuts fell. Az the fsAiesnsAAxy
three or four hundred lights Of glass. A great
quantity Of water fell, hlling up the CUTTERS
and drains. Destroying culvtrts, and yoiy
seriously iDjuring many sxpotod buildings.
The storm lasted about an hour.
FIRE N sr. JossPH, Mo.-A drs was dis
covered in tho boot and shoe store Of fnnnsz
& COLLINS, which was destroyed, togeths<
with the pest 6fics and book store Of Q. o.
WoOpswoRl The f0rmsr was fully insured
The loss in papsIs, bIa nks and flrniturs In d .
post Office was 5000. Woods saoiths loss vaA
$jj 600, fully insms!. The fire was an IN
cspdiary one.
Gan Polk. the tIuculeSt Bishop Of LsuIs-
lana, is tho owner Of fur hundred slaves.
nineiy Of whom are communicates Of hlA
church. An Eugllth clergyman who yllited
iho Slu,h a faW yeus ago, says tbs B'bop
CELEBRATES no religion On his estate but thAt6
the EpIscoPal Cburch."
MADAME q sLDsC nMlDS OoJmtrly JSNnx
LISD) lately sang at q concert In don, kE
thS benefit II female n ulieiAns. Bar yolcs Z
said to have iEcreased in sweetness and powG.
HALF JOKE AyD WHOLE EARHEsr.-At
the last ltvss In the White House, the PrsaA-
dent, duing the prone made, ast with ssvsFal
introduct!ofs. OIs man. nom the Interior q
PecnsY lyAtiA, SAID, Well, Mr.. President, |
went TO Chicago determined TO have you cs1s
here, and voted there for you from bst to lase
and now here you Ge.' The PTssidsnt. -
tanning bis hand, as be bent his head dows.
| joculAily said, "Yes and a pretty scraps yeeI
haze gOI me into." "Ws have get the reAA
nan In the right place." replied ths dslsksss
| a. BE- Paasd along
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more absnt In. N.rtIn.

The charge Of the tight wing Of ths Uniop
srdy on the snsmys left and o,ntre on san
day, Gays correspondent, was a splsneid L
'sir. Ihs column consist d Of The 70th High.
lsndsrs, the 18th N. Y Goth N. Y, aud ~
Wlfeorsin.
Ths gallant 69lh, which has already sur.
Pa,sed the laocrs n the ancient Roman 10
piens, 90 eolsbrstsd by GrBBoN for thsir skill
in digging entrsneh nents which, no less th,n
their vslor, contributed 70 the oorq1st oi
the wofld-claimsd the post OF honor and Of
danger. They rushfd into the death struggle,
600 strong, with ringing chssr-dst
with qaiek step, th!n with q double
,bs forest edge. Coats, ;es snd knspsIcis
were cast aside In order that the dst.ro,iusd
fsllo 70 might hold th,ir muskets with 6rnei
grasp. As thsy passed along, the gallant
MEAGHEH gsllopsd 10 thsir head, shouting
" Come on, boys you've got yoar chance at
Accompanied by the 20 h under CANNON.
they were sitsrwsrds soon winding towards .
bill, whsrs there wa, an open battsry, and .
long line OF rebsl infantry supporting Il. Then
q column was seen In the distance that was
supposed to be HurrEss division, which had
succetded in turning tho snsmyi rear. A wild
shout OF triumph went up, but those long 90
lumns proved TO be JoHssos's rsinforcsmsnts
The reserves were nov ssnt for, and TYLERt
Brigade with the three Connecticut Rsgiusnti
and the 4th Maine, came forward to support thu
advance column.
Amid the smoke the long lines Of Scotch and
Irish were scan winding up the slops. IL wa'
hers that the 69h took and lost q battery
Eight times In succession, until at last, faint
and exhausted. they had TO Tesign the compile
tion Of tie work TO the 3D. Connecticut, which
at last resched the summit, and paused 10
chser a. they hostsd tie Stars and Stripes.
In the midst a the blazing afternoon the
conflict lullsd awhile, and the snsmy msds a
movement, which resulted In the panic In our
rear, which vas not so cAusslsss a. has beer
suppessd. Our reperals had made fatal blum
dor 10 hsir advance by not oocupyi.,. ~. 70
bel batteries a. they were silsncsd, and oul
regiments were marched by their generals Int,
. we'll supported chain Of rsbsl batteries. A
ono time, whsn Q body Of the enemy dslivsret
their fire and retired into the woods before ouI
troops, . voice was heard sxclsiming "Now
you Yankee devils, Ws have got you where W,
want you " And Il is now an admitted fac
that the very point by which TYLHR's Who'll,
force advanced 10 cooperate with CI, HUH
IERs nankiDg column and which was chos,I
by civilians TO survey the fight Al being mes
secure, was within fve MINUTES dis.ancs of
concsaled force Of infantry and q "silsncod'
battery. II is also certain that IL was from
this very infantry and from that very bAttsr,
that the enemy made their charge which sprSas
tuch . panic through cur whole srmv.
Our readers know the details. The BATH
was blundsr-it was worse s-it vas treason h
our soltiers who fought Ike demi-go
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'An act relating 70 the B,srd Of sup.rvi,o,s ~
the City of New York, prss,d Apr1 rs, 1851.
IL IL snactsd thst 'sfhs Cau, sal 20 the Cnr oors
tIon of the City Of Hsv York shsll b n IsxsI
adviser Of the said Board Of Bupsrvisors, s.d
shall reosive such compensation for kfs ssrvisss
a. ssali Be fired By sid Board noe sxessding
tn. sum q two % oussnk dollars psr snnnr.
know o. 70 law BY which tkis Board hss
authority 70 select othsr Coupsni thar that ts.s
provided Tor. I An awsrs thst tks Csunsui %
the Corporation may indicate Associa = Coupsuf
T. appear a. the Ctuusui 10 the Supsryiscrs. hnf
thsre "a nothing in the papers nov ptsssntsd -
m, which shows that Mr.. LAwnrros sctsS h
parsusne, of such authority. For this rsso-
snd for o,h,ts not necessary now 10 ststs, I r,-
turn the resolution without approval.
FkRsAsDo wooD, Mayer.
A eowmuEicsiion was recsiyed from IN,
Finarcs Department givirg q statement of the
amounts required 20 bs raised by tan for city
and county purposes during thu present. ys.r.
By which II appssrs that ell CSC e12 81, va
be required fer thei' turposss.
Rsfs,rsd TO Conn ittes on Annual Tsres.
The bills Of Drs. CARrocHAH and Bupp.
amounting 10 tiJ0, for poet vertem sxamins-
tion ot the body Of Mra A. J. BLArxuAs
were ordered TO be paid and the Board al
jOurnsd 10 Thursday nsxt. .
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War Items.

IT srATED that OK. Prssijsnt BvoBAnAr
viii spend the rsm.ind,r of the sanm@ -
Bseford Springs
Two CAvALAY RHornpSTs hsvs bssa 90.
esptsd from Illinois. CoppsDiss enough -
form two regimsnts srs ncw rsa y for s,rvies-
THE TuEaRArH OTFIcE AT HAsrxR's
FERRy was on Monday, opened fN the hfst
time sinos Its evacuation.
THE Enw oRIzAss DeUa giv,s 20, 700 q
the number OF loldisrs In the Il7pisisna
"army" To there should Be atdsd fbo na-
rinss, Masking total OF 20, $40 mon In pablss
employ.
0Kr. McCLELLAHg FArHuR was q Phils-
dslphia physician aAd surgeon, who did sud
denl y few years ago. lie was eslsSratsd Ter
merry OF character, astonishing piomptnsw.
snd dsrisg courage in sug'ry.
ALL rRoors now IN camp In Pspnsy lvanir,
have ree.iysd marching orders. Thsy VII
cave via Philadelphia. There are 4 regiments
IN all, and will be comm ,ndsd by Goa. No
CALL. coo Mimic musksts have bs,u fscsivsd
BY the Governor, with which the troops wiz
be armed.
AID reR THE WouyDxD. -Thsrs were for-
wardsd on the 23rd, from the Jay Hemsstsad,
rom Kstonah. N. Y, by PuLIKss & ApAns
Express TO the Sanitary Commission a wssh-
inston, two boxes. containing 100 hospitsn
-. 20 " .a.I I narsI -Ls - ~u
continuing their labors.
nov ns W nsp'0n n, ne oM wnce
s.uIsI .asN 'ne s uss.s 0, Hsn.n 80 o JILL ~ ~
said TO be . terrible one not tearing ths beAy
% eommoh ps. Tue oan eh.se -
IN. uliuS,e y. .s 1h xnu eswe ou. JaN seev.
.ns o,sss.' h1k ,os,nk 'hrousn TWO oosss' Avee
aoa unuer eio'n'ng'
TIE MExrms BNilean thinks thsrs is httis
doubt that Memphis will Be the capital OF the
Sosthsrn Confedsracy. At the lasf ssssis. q
Congress Rich nond only beat her by ous ysts.
and that too. while Tsnr ersss had not 4 nsu-
ber ON ihs door. Thsss were many ceesnt
reasons then why cur Coysrumsnt Should bs
located At Richmond. But thess .hail have n
,xistspee Alter W, ,hsll have Won oar hSs-
peudsucs.
,
SxcEssioNisr SHor.-JoHN W. Tor
kns tomsry Clerk Of the Lounyns, kZ.-
I Board OF A,arrmen, a vtol ;i ssceesseuiit and
l recruiting oficsr Of the Southsrn Cenfsdsrs0,
~ seot dsad on Monday sftsrnoon By HmEr
L M city Vatchmau. TOMFKIRg Wn8 -
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Military News.

TIE HuNoARIAS REoIMENr.-The orEan,.
zstion OF this regiment is progressing finely.
A committee consisting Of DR.. KELLKMAS and
Captains BvLLr and WRIoHT, have bean sp-
pointed 10 solicit aid. and cc-opersts Ia effect
Ing its speedy organization.
CAvALRT.-Capt. GRKEss troop OF one hun.
dred mounted ridemsn has bssn accepted and
viii 10 on to the seat Of war some day this
week. This troop was formerly connected with
tho New York mounted fihsmsn.
RECRUITS FOR THE CALIFORNIA RgoI-
MEST.-A recruiting station for this California
Regiment, Colorsl MATHsoN, Is open at Nc.
i55 B, ,oadwav, in charge Of Lieut.. HAMMOND.
Fifty recruits have already been ssnt from
his station TO the seat Of war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-25
CITY NEWS.

s,uooL BHcErros The reception Of
primary iohcOl No. Ii took place Tuesday AZ
ternOon, at the school house, No. 70 Oliver
street. The exsrGsss consistsi Of singing,
dscisnAtiOrS. dialogues, brief addresses, etc.
and were quito interesting. Great credit ia
due the Principal, Miss DuNIoAS, AMI
teachers, for the happy miner in which the
sxsrcIses Msre conducted.