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DY J. q. McoUIRH Il co.. Asctio~scr..
d FURNITURE AND ErfECTS or TUE
MANSION MOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. .-Oa
THURSDAY MOkNING, May LIST 'nmenciug at
10 O'Clock, we shall cell the eutire contents OF The
Mansion Hou.e, No 24l Pcnn,ylvania averus, lie.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth strtc =, ccntainei
In about !, rooms. EN- racing
Painted Co,ta Chamb Suites
walnut and Mshogary French Bedsteads
Single and Double Cottage Bedstesds
Walnut aud Mahogany Bure-us, and washstandt
Marb!e.tnp Centre and ide Tables
Hair-cloth and Caue Seat Chatrs
Fss,h.r Bcds. B,lsteTs, end Pi lows
II ,ir Mattresses, ISolstsrs, and Pillows
Hust and Cotton, and Husk Mattresses,
Blankets, Sheets, Comfort, and Quilts
brussels, Ingram, and Three My Carpets
Venetian stair Garrett Oilcloth
Lace and Damask Curtains
Chamber 81 toves, &r.. Sc
Together with the Once Furniture
Terms cash
JIG McGUIRES 60,
ap 2G-dtd Auctioneers
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AF TERNOON ENTER T AiNMENT
For Ladies' and Families, on

WEDNESDAY, h SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
ats O'Clock,
When lavish distribution Of ELEGANT PRES.
ENTS 10 made Rich and oostly Jewelry, Books,
TOYS, Fancy Articles, SIS SILVER CAKE BAS
KET.
ar Admission 20 c,nts Children 10 cents
3rMu. Cobb, No Se7 X street, n ceivcd sple".
did S2S Silver Cake Basket, ATril 10th.
APPS
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whi,.h,r.s. as. 4s4 P.an. Axssus.

Is selling original earass de uisiis photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere
mont, Butler, and others. Our. likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con
srahs in oil and eater oolors. Also portraits o.
distinEuished men. Attsuti0h Of military mel
Ia called 70 our full length lsttsrtypes, for send
ing BY mail. dso Is
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A lIIssion Sn BIB aIh school

Has been started under worry favorable auspices,
ut Franklin Hall, corner Of d and Ninth streets
near Pennsylvania avenue. 1t Is called the
Calvary Mission Sabbath School, and is under
HE charge of d. q. Whitman as superintende
We visited the school yesterday, and were
much pleased with the appearances Of the
school. 1t is IN interesting place. Itwas only
tho third Sabbath Of its existence, and yet, in
respect to numbers, personal appearance OF
teachers and scholars, and the good order
and systematic arrangement, we think It will
challenge comparison with any school In the
city. lis noble work. At least half Of the
scholars do not attend any other Sabbath
school, and many oi them never heard any.
Thing Of God, the Bible, the Saviour, or the
way of eternal life! And to see the noble,
faithful teachers of both sexes leaving the lux
urlous comforts of welprovided homes to
gather these s'rAying onos on the streets, as
many Of tnem are, IL work IN angel might
ruyel, aud yct none appreciate, except those
who know the luxury Of doing good.
Tho school assemblies every Sunday after
noon, II, ) O'Clock, and already has nearly l5O
scholar, on lis ro l. and 100 in attendance. An
unsXamplcd progress! Let every one who
wishes /" see good done, lend helping hand to
such enterprises at this.
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V,HE WAsHINGTOS

i ACADEMY OF mUsIC,
No. $50, PeRnsylrdnd Arenue, sou,h de- Letceen MIMI
and Tenth sreets.
Every evening, . remarkably fine
Free Con rt,
embracing selections from the best classic muain and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered 10 better style
than In any Q, her American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
si0NoR ANTONIO TlBERTlk',
Prims baritone from the 81. Caro- Theatre, st Ma.
pies, has been engaged aud will assist the rtain
ment Of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are Invited, and may rely
upon having every comfort they desire. In addition
to the finest music In Washington they will Obtain
ON call rom the attentive atteudants decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis
0fhoers constantly In attendance to keep good
order.
Coneert commencing at Sp m
sp9i-tt HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r,
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DY 0RHEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetieneers.
ID EXCt LLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
slant we shall sell at the re.ideuce Of gentleman
declining housekeeping, on the north aide OF H. be
tween Ninth and Tsnth strest', at 10 O'Clock n 10
an excellent a~sortnent Of Fufniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa Parlor ard Rockirg Chairs
M-hoSany Sidebosrd Dtessins and OH Burcau
Krocafelle Window Curtains. Writing Desk
whatnot, China. Glass. and Crockery wsre
Velvet and other Carpets, and Rugs, Feather
II do
Git Frsms Looiiag glass, Marble top Table
Cooking and other Stoves, Bedstea Is, Kitchen
and oih-r requisites, &C., &c.
Terms Cash. -
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap25-j [Stsrl Auctiouecrs,
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~ We are pleased - csll ths attention
Of citizens and .ol ieu 10 Ne McCle1dn All Gal ey
sac Seventh street, four doom abcve D. There 4 no
other p!ao. in thh city where so beautiful Photo.
srsph' and AmbrotyPes are taken, and where %
much politeness 10 shown TO custonefS.
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Drank.

Pat Jordan, \ "jolly, rolioking BY" from
the Emerald Isle, loves whisky too well. He
Iorgels thai the ''crather," in this country, is
a different "divil" from that 81 nne whisky Of
ould Irent," and so gets tight before he is
" up he,nre the "'square" for his dis0rderly
'ishindies." He got into one Of his tantrums
on Saturday, tor which Justice Stratton lned
him s3.oi
In tho cOursN of the day, the following cases,
for the same VilGnrs, we're disposed Of: George
Filzhugh, disotderly, s2.0i; Wm. Ratclif, drunk
and pr0fsne, workhuuse; George Montgomery,
disofderly. iinsd ~ 81,
A fellow living on the Island, rejoicing In the
cuphuuoIB Lame Of Bernardo, rejecting AL
prChX"s and sellixcs AN usclos uiles, 80 far for
rot hid dignity as To get most essentially fud'
died, aud dsoidsrly, of course. OhOer Cara.
her tn,k him hcbro Justice Stratton, who fined
MIN S3,9i, which he paid like a man, and re.
spectully took his leave.
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~ Notices Of sisrri. res, Births, and
Deaths, ..a"
Occurring in Washington and Georgetown, viii
be printed in this paper without charge.
A m Sasements

GROvER's TnEATRE.-The tide Of succesA at
tending this fashionable resort appears to gain
additional strength each succeeding night. On
Saturday night tho house was crowded with a
brilliant audience, and q performance was
never better appreciated than was the one
given on that occasion. ..i
This evening the entire combination appears
In the most attractive bill that has been pro.
duced this season In any theatre: Bourcioxult's
Ave aot drama Of the "Willow Copse,n and the
irresistibly laughable f-rce Of "Your Life's In
Danger" Miss Susan Denim, Miss Efie Germon,
and Nj; Ben Rogers will appear tonight, in
doubtless be heartily welcomed. Mr.. =. l..
Tilton makes his hrst character appearance
TO night, sustaining the part Of Luke Yielding,
character In which he is believed to have no
superior. Mr.. Setchell, s Madame Wander.
pdnts, kept the audience 10 continuous roar
of laughter. The theatre is now entirely com.
pleted, so far NJ the comfort Of the audience ID
in question. Mr.. Grover has expended his
money lavishlr In furnishing the house, and II
now is entitled TO the name OF the most oom.
Those who have the care Of ladies, and intend
10 be present this evening, should secure their
seats in advance. The Z" Babes in the Wood y
new and brilliant comedy, is being rehearsed.
CANTERBURY. No amount Of opposition, or,
more correctly speaking, no increase in the
number Of places Of amusement, is sufficient to
change the public appreciation Of this very
populat resort. The managers may well take
pride In the very elegant manner In which their
establishment has been conducted. No music
hall In America resembles II. The absence OF
all distasteful features, the thoroughly correct
and laudable style OF the performances; have
given to the Washington Canterbury an ecldi
that but few amusement places can boast.
Gentlemen, the first In America, statesmen,
editors, personages Of the first Importance In
tho land, find At the Canterbury 4 pleasing
time.whiling, gratifying entertainment, With.
ont blemish, and Of irst respectability.
Frank Brewer, the great gun I've believe he
has become n gun boat) Of the Ethiopian pro.
fession, appears tonight as "Ginger Blue" In
the comedy OF the Virginia Mummy.
CONTINENTAL OPERA HoUsE This new place
Of amusement, handsomely fitted up In whs,
was once known rs Philhar monic Hall, ia graoed
BY an accomplished company Of performers
Mademoisees Julia Passano and Mary Walton
are famed as vocalsts Of rare powers, while
the graceful dancing of Milly Rose, Kate Mar.
shall and Lucy Clifton Ia well calculated to fas
cinate tho crowded audiences. Then there ara
Charley Fletcher, Frank Wyant, and other com.
edians, balad.singers, ig.dancers, and other
performers OF merit, all harmonized by An OK.
uellent orchestra Yesterdays Chronicle.
ACADEMY or MusIC.-This place Of amuse.
ment is open day and night. Free concerts
avery evening. Handsome young ladies always
In attendance, with choice wines and liquors.
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Y0rknA~A.

Asevsryth'nsA1c conecti with, this Famous
battsf feid possssses syevulinr interest at this
time, pnE '.ioesl y desires % lay beforshis rea,
ssstas s,sss " %s,u nss z ss we'd e.. ,h.. ~
small brass field pieces captured by our forces
1t yorktown. They may be seen at any time,
by taking 2 visit TO the Washington Arsenal.
These Are probably not I. The very latest ffon
yorktown, Oct. 10th, ISL"
Personal. ..
Miss KATE DEAx.-This accomplished vocalist,
whose concerts before the soldiers composing
the army Of the Potomac, have rendered her
o. popular here, is about 10 make brief visit
to her home, In the State II New York. while
thsrs, Il Ia her intention, we believe, to give n
sefies Of concerts, which cannot be otherwise
than highly successful. She has accomplished
greet good among our soldiers, and her briei
Absenbe will be universally regretted.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

~ Photographs and Anbsssypes OF all
sizes are taken on . new plsn only Known to the
pr prietor ofthe Mcclellan Art Gallery $50 Seventh
street, four DOOR above ID.
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Future Dayos

.
ny WALL = 1ARnARD, Aaesiesesrs,
ID south corner Penn. Avenue and Ninth street-
TRTsTEEa sALE OLA LARGE QUANTITY
or tINiSHED BUILDING MATERIAL Oa
TUESDAY nORNINa 2oh instant, At 20 O'Clock,
se will .,li at so2 Seventh street south opposite
Genre Msrket, TIE entire stoch OF Corning bon,
late Hamilton d Co, consistins In part Of
20 window Frames, different sizes .'H
5000 Window Sash Light, do .I
10 Doors, assorted sizes
3OD psir B!iuds d.
go 4 et Bit d Stats
rs 900 feet Moulding different sizes
A quantity Of Hot Bed sash
Bsck w nut and yeliow pine Rsiustsrs
M.h,gsuy and bl,ck walnut Newell Posts and
Brackets
aud Blind Fsc'ory, Offering rare Inducements 10
builiers.
Tssss: Al sum, under $50, cash over ihs'
amount credit OF sixty and ninety dsys, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, besr pg ioterest:
JNO L. SMITH. Trus &C.
WALL BARNARD,
apas Auctioaeers
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Doors will be opened at O'Clock; to commence .
O'Clock.
Box ONCE for securing seats open from until
and 3H until 5,S O'Clock,
Look out for the
The Babes in the Wood.
ap8s-f
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a. Chaplain. lb1 Captain. IcIAtlutant and Beo.
ond Lieutenant
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS !-CLoTHING,
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at
Northern prices, st No. 500 Seventh street, nss ,.
N1 2p-daU '
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lTAUCTOMJHALEr.I
Tla1H Day

BsI1sS.ss .:s.:. ..a pa; s;.s:: g:
On MONDAY, the ssth dsy Of April. ise1, 2! .
sc!csk virtue q desS g. q i,ss, rsseTSsa s
land Il I rcSs,is fSr MsahnstG county a: " shan
ell, at the Auction Rooins Of Wan 4 Barnard,
10 the highest bidder, sportfou OF the tract o. isaa
PHEASANT rLAfEs,,
siiusted N the ccunty Of washis stea. IN che sevv
cath Street road, In -distsly sdjuhlss ths toal
keepers house, al the hrst toll. gate. b., fa- IL.
Terms made known sn the day Of paM.
st ''Fni "''. U.B wAED.
WALL 4 pAKNARD, n. q
mar 2q-lawlwkds Auotioneefs ."
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Corns, , Etc.

COrns, ktcs
Thos. afflicted with thsse troublesome thiugs
whether hard or sof; also those troubled with Bun
ions Gallo ifies, club and ID. n.growing toe nails, can
lind gr at relief and ltsfsoofy bensdt by applying
" Dr. q. White, 80 Pennsylvanla avenue, between
-Four. and ahalf and sixth streets, Room !. second
f-or ipr 25
- From the high and responsible po-
stion of the giver, DIR Won Moschxisker 10 Induced
10 publish the following testimonial, selected fr m
numerous othen given him since bis practice In this
ely:
TESTIMONIAL.
MAYoRs OrvicE, GsosaErowS.
April 10, 1873
This Is TO state that my hearing havisg been much
impaired for some years past, pisosd nvse. 4 under
the professional treatment Of DE-. voa xosohzlsker
Amer few weeks Of his care, expsrieuosd . very
percepibls Improvement, and at this tiue my hear.
Ing i a. good IS 1t hs, been at any ins within my
recollection. II. ADDISON,
Mayor.
Dr. voS MoscHzi,KER, Ocullst and AHist, s27 Pa.
avenue. apR.-st'
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!srIn another column may be seen few
Of the many testimonials from wen hnoSn qitissns
OF Washington, aud they speak louder than suy.
thing we could say II IL with pisssu wslay them
before candid and appreciativs pablo. Oar peo.
pie are tired Of theoriei. when Q m " y ,siok he
want, the PHI ysician who prescribcs rsnsfss that
are turs 10 cure him, and such psFson 10 huud In
DR.. Tumblety, Iudian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves ye lame and suffering,
Oh, ye rheumatic and dying, come aad see.
Light shall again the faded eye lllume,
Aud rosy health the plllid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from dissase and death,
lnvoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire yoar PROSTATE hearts to Lit,
Yovr bleeding wounds 10 cure,
Aud with the treasures Of natures GIT
Relsvs the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tell his patients the nature Of their complaints Or
illness, without receiving any foimation from
them. No charge for consultation.
Office No II, washi"gion Building, Pesnsylva.
mia svsnue, corier Of Seventh street.
ap left
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AMUSkMENTS.,

AMUSEMENTSJ
FoRD's ATHH1eNUA6
! a SPLENDID PoruLAR SUCCESS
East Lynne;
East Lynne;
.r.-ratr- Oh, ..l-
the tLopsMaNr.
THE GLoPGMekT, .-..
The new i've cot Drama written expressly for the
schieved iSe .ost ss.si ssccss \ iSs latter place
rsEfsss1sIh sis ifskEs sskEss' ''.''' '' their
OCFBURsrs OF APPLAUsE,
Fix SfsSf sEss.iSsSS;ra iP.: iIs SsS;raS & o.
The dfs~a hs met y .h,s, snsS i'' m nal 's'so"' ~
ALL The DANGERS
Rssultias fro0 tn
... Want OF cOuFIDaEcE ....
BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE,
Faou FAL.. Psips,
AND FROM A vErGEFUL DISPOSITION,
Are sadly presented, asd the isarfsl results
DOMESTIC GiSrlpELIrY,
... Mort Graphically Illustrated.
YOUNG T,yEs' YJyEs' HUSBANDS,
SISTERS,
Aud Young and Old Of both sexes will find In this
toiobioR play much to
INSTRUCT AVID REFINE THE HkART.
II will BE- produced on
TUESDAY EVENING ONLY, April 3oth,
FORD's ATHnNEUM,
TENTH STREET, BETwEsN EANDE.
Tho-s wishing eligible seat, ,hou'd not fail
~sEcrRE THEM 'G DURING rBED,y
ap1s-it
E>ORD'S ATBEN1EUM, TENTH STREET,
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~ = hoi1iloW ~
Commissioner Of Patents

T. S.-Editors Of the ah owe papers will pleas,
copy and send their bills 10 the Patent Once, will
Q paper eontaiaing this notice up p2l-law3w
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GROWERS THEATRE,
(THE NEW NATIONALLY
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Fourteenth Street
and Willard's Hotel.
LEesAnp GRovER..............Le Lessee and Manager
announcement Extraordinary!
GRAND AUGMENTATION
or THE

SOnAss~A SoHA
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, ArRIL %,
MISS JENNIE PARKER,
MISS SOPHIE CLIMBER,
Mr.. D SETCHELL.
Mr. T.. L. TILr0N.
And u sdtition,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
MISS EFFIE GERMoN,
MIR. BEN ROGERS.
To-nighst (moaday) Ts-nightii
First time Of bourcicaults Beautiful aud Thri ling
Domestic Drama, In five acs, oatitled the
WILLOW COPSE.
Mr. TlLTCN In hi. great character Of Luks FeldiuG.
Miss Sufan Denim In her original onsracter OF
ROSE FIELDING.
Mis- Lofty Hough In her Charming representation Of
(Aided BY the entire able Dramatic Company
POPULAR AIRS, GRAND ORCIIEsTRA,
To conclude with the popular Fasce, eutit1
YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER.
John Strong. Mr.. BEN ROGERS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Drssa Circle and rGqastte Circle. 80 cents.
Family Circle e....................... q cents.
Orchcura Chairs. ............. rs cents.
Private eBoxet..,......,.......... $j
Sests In Private Boxes ............ 81
Colored Gallery ery..................... IS cents.
Coloftd Parterre.... .............. 80 cents.
---ftl 49, -t1. 49,
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FIFTH WEEK OF
EDWIN FORREST.
On MONDAY EVENING, Aprii 2sih,
The Great Iadisn
PRIZE TRAGEDY OF
ETAM ORA;
The Last Of the Wampanoags.
Me'amora. ora...............ED FORREST
Ehzsnod.. ...JOHN MCCULLOUGH
Nahneok.e .e...................Mis Miss ArHENA.
TUESDAY ENENING,
East Lynne; East Lynne ;
THE ELOPEMENT, THE ELOPEMENT
BOX ofiloe open from till O'Clock.
ADnIssIoH-Dre q Circle and Parquette, I5 cents;
Secured seats, .; Orchestra and Balcony Seats, (;
25 cents.
Door open n7,s; Curtain ri.es ats sps'-lt
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EORD'S ATBENIEUM, TENTH STREET,
T. BETWEEN F. AND F-JoHs 7. FosD, Pro.
prieior and Manager. JouS u. waIanr, Stage
Msnsssr. Aetiog Mansgsr, Joseph McArdie.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28
a TT e q 2
ENGAGEMENT WITH ST0NEWALL
JACKS0N'S FORCES,
The Rebels Defeated.
INDIAN WAR IMMINENT

Alexandria, Va. AUG.

Alexandra, Va, Aug. 20.
From pas 'engers arriving here to .day, it
is ascertained that on Saturday the enemy
commenced operations early, and went to
work with a will, using their artillery, at
Rappahannock Station.
1t soon became evident that the Station
would have to be abandoned, aud about nine
o'clock the bridge across the Rappahannock
was burned, and the buildings blown up.
Orders W re also received to remove our
stores and ammunitions, and burn the houses
at Rappahannock Station, which was accom-
phshed.
We sustained no casualties,
Everything was quiet at Warrenton and
Warenton junction both on Sunday and
Yesterday. The latter place is nine miles
from the former.
Our troops are rapidly getting into position
and everything goes on we'll.
This side Of the Rappahannock is now en-
tireIy clear Of rebel forces, or was at the last
accounts. There was no definite intorma-
ton as to the actual position or number of
the rebels Il was currently reported, how
ever, that the rebels were falling back
beyond the Rappahannock towards Cul-
pepper.
Gen. Sigel captured large number OF
rebels on Thursday, but the most of them
afterwards managed to escape, owing to an
advance of the rebels in far superior num-
bers to those OF our own troops, and the want
of sufficient number of soldiers to hold
them. Some prisoners, however, were bro
to Beallown Station, aud will be sent t
Washington.
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Southern News.

,. Memphis, Aug. 25.
The Grenada Appeal of the 2lst says that
the British steamer Racer touched at
Charleston, s. C., on the goth inst, leaving
dispatches for the foreign consul there.
She sailed southwark.
A fierce quarrel between Gen. Bragg and
the Mobile and Vicksburg papers is pro-
crossing.
A long correspondence has taken place
between them which is published.
A mandatory for Colts revolvers has
just been started in Macon, Ga.
The Vicksburg papers say that the federal
gunboats have taken away six heavy IN
mounted cannon from Morgan's bluff on the
Yazoo river.
Rumors from secession sources state that
the federal gunboats had also captured a
steamer laden with FIVE hundred stand Of
arms near Millken Bend, and that the arms
were destined for Gen. Hindman's forces at
Little Rock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

Washington. au.,

washington, Aus, g
A dispatch received at the Post Office De-.
paflment' dated Salt Lake, yesterday, says
A general war with all the Indian tribes
east ofthe Missouri River is close at hand.
An interruption of the overland mail is daily
expected Nothing but prompt and decisive
action on the part OF the government will
prevent H. The levees should be protected
by soldiers at intervals of 100 miles. Gen,
Pages force is too small, and Col Conner's
force is four hundred miles west travelling
SLOWLY. .
Owing to the information contained in the
above dispatch, the Post Office Department
has instructed Post Masters to send their
california mail by way of New York until
further directions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

THE DAY SCHOOL BILL.
$1,000 Copies Issued.

o'iVVJ lupus ISSUED,
new Sineing Book for Day Schools. oalled n 9,
Day school Bell is now ready. 1t contains about
aV ehoise songs, ROUNDS catch s,duetts trios ouai
tetts and ohorusses, many othem written expressIv
Tor TINS work besides 80 pages of the Elements Of
music. Inc Elements are 40 easy and progressiye.
that ordinary teachers will find fht rnseiyes entrev
successful IN instructng even young GLARS to sing
correctly and scientifically; while the tunes and
words embrace such q variety OF lively attractive
and soul STIRRING music and sentiments that ne
trouble will be experienced in uducing new begin
ners 10 60 en- with zeal in acquiring skill 10 one Of
the most health giving, beauty Improving happi.
ness yielding, and order producing exercises OF
school life In the simplicity of its elements In
variety aud adaptation of music, and in the excel
lence and number ofits songs original selected and
adapted 1t claims by much to excel ali competitors
III Win De found the best Issued for sem naries
academies and pablo schools. few sample pages
OF the elements, tunes and songs are given in r-
enlar: send and get one. II is complied by Horace
Waters, author of Sabbeth School Bell}, Nos +
and z whsch have had the en- ormous sale Of 7s5 900
copies. Prices paper cover, 20 cents SIS per hun.
dredi bound, 80 cts, s22per hundred cloth DO and,
embos ed guilt, 40 cents $50 per hundred Is copies
furnished at The 100 price Maile at the retail price,
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
4Sl Broadway, New YOr
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Later from the Army Of Virginia.

new 1orK, Aug. ~.
The Fredericksburg correspondent of the
Tribune, dating Monday, says: Musketry
firing was heard this morning. An intelli-
gent contraband came in yesterday and re-
ports that our troops were licking the rebels
and that we had captured 13 guns.
A lieutenant of the cavalry arrived last
night and he corroborates the contraband's
story, but says the number of guns captured
was 16.
He also states that when Stonewall Jack.
soA's force reached the Rappahannock al
Benefits Ford, some 10 or 20 miles from
here, part of Gen. McDowelPs forces were
on the south bank of the river
He says they secreted themselves under
cover of the road and that Jacksons forces
passed them and attempted to ford the river
While in the attempt Gen. Pope's troops
opened a destructive fire on them and at the
same time McDowell's force threw themselves
on their rear, thus bringing them between
two fires
This officer says that this portion of Jack
sons forces were utterly annihilated and that
the river was red with blood.
The Army of the Potomac is now inter.
mingled with the Army of Virginia.
The Alexandra correspondent of the 18th
says, that by tonight the entire line of the
Rappahannock will be impregnable, and i
is possible that before the close of the week
the army of Virginia may again take the
offensive
Gen. Mcclellan and staff are expected
here this afternoon. 1t is not yet known
whether heiis to take command of his troops,o
is to De transferred to some other Depart
ment