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Evening star., 1862-08-29
Latest from the Seuthwest-The Rebels
Fled In Arkansas

For some days the public have been anIiously
looking for news from the Sonthwest
Ever since the battle OF Lone Jack General
Blunt, with quite formi dahle force, bss baen
pursuing the combined rebel bands ind-r Coff.e
and Quantrel. tey he telegrsphed that they
would probably effect a junction with Rains at
Greenfield, and offer b IN battle. All rcped
such would be the case, for Gen. Blunt had suf.
hcient forces to dispel any feeling of alarm as 70
the result being other than victory for the Ma
tional arms
Tie guerillas would also have almo OF. their en-.
tire strength, the flower OF the bushw hac kers In
the engagement With their defeat and disper.
sion would virtually end guerilla raids In Sis-
souri, But the rebel General r aims was not at
Greenfield, and the bands OF Coffee and QuantreI
Sill nd on Arkansas alone promised safety
anu Arkansas, ther. was speedily as possible
gained.
Advices received at headquarters state that
zen. Blunt, having found fuitnef pursuit useless,
has sent bis artillery and cavalry 10 Fort Scott.
Ihe Infantry yet reE1 ain In the vicinity Of Green.
neld, where all at present is quiet. In Arkansas,
Conee has at last formed junction with Rains
and they ere recruiting ard re organizing eve.
oensly with an eye to further depredations
zen. Blunt's + rec Is 90 disposed, however
that 1t can keep close watch and speedily move
10 any point required With the exception of
small rowing bands, the state may there fore,
JUST at present, be considered free from Confed-.
craze FORCES, though they are only waiting for a
favorable opportunity TO again swarm over it,
Missouri Republican
Evening star., 1862-08-29
PARTICULARS OF THE RAID UPON THE
MANASSAS ROAD

Editor Of the Star Thinking ii would be ac-
ceptaole, take the liberty Of sending an account
Of the adventures Of Lieut.. Frank Atkinson, for.
merly Of the l02t New York, and now Assistant
Quartermaster in Sisel's brigade, and Capt,in
Phillips, Of Rochester, n. Y, who were on the
train with me on Tuesday night last, that met
with such terr BILE fate.
We left Warrenton at p. m. for Alexandria,
passed Catlett's S alton, and arrived at Bristow
at twilight, when We were fred upon by two
companies OF rebel cavalry, (dismounted,) each
side Of the road. Cross-ties had been placed on
the track to throw rs of, but the cow catcher
threw them clear from the track. We then ran
on TO MANASSAS Junction, and stopped long
enOugh 10 disembark two companies of Infantry,
and then proceeded on at high speed towards
Aieaandria; when, IN nearing Union Mills
water station, train was discovered on the track
bat too lie to prevent collision, and we were
thrown off the track, the engine destroyed, and
half Of the train thrswn over an embankment
twenty feet deep, turning over In its decent three
times Lieut. Atkinson, Capt. PhiIlips, and a
gentleman who carries the mail Of Gen. Pope,
(whose nnms ftrget) aud two soldiers, occu-
pied tie car. The soldiers were instantly killed
but wonderful to Say, ths rest OF the party es.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

MAMMOTH OFEONsrRATIoN IN NEW YORK -
Oa Wednesday last, another mammoth demon.
stration took place in New York city, II being
tie occasion of the Fetutp 10 that city Of the 69t
Regiment, headed by the gallant General Corcc
ran. Three dits.sut stands were erected.
Tire cfowS assembled at stand No l wai
sddreseI by General Corcoran, General Fl. Wal
bridge, Hon. " F. Odell and Colonel Nuyert.
General Mitchell aud Brigsdier General Bus
ted ,dd-es.ed the assembly from stand No. 2
which wss On the east font Of the City EalI.
Spesches were made from tie third stand b,
If- Cardozl, General Strong, General sickles
snd others.
40 the meeting the American Bank Note Com.
Peny gave s2 GOO and Mayor Opdyks sI,OGO In
iurthr'ance Of The rai.ae sf the Cofcoraa Lrigads
saa o: the Union cause. Tie mist unhounded
tnthuiasn p,evel' ed Throughout
Among the Incidents recorded, one deserve,
particular pIensioa. Michael Curran, a poor Ia.
horing Uan mounted the stand In his shirt sleeve,
ehd gave 10 The cause The sum of one hundred
d0iars, all in silver II .yas ell he had in tie
world At the present prices OF specie his dona.
lion amounted to one hundred and eight dolIars 5
sRd this from man who had gathered his treas.
IRE together after hard and severe daily toll by
1ri'ihg horse and cart. Proclaim It throughou,
she Land, for such act as this deserves hono.a-
bic mention everywhere
Evening star., 1862-08-29
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:

= Tic New Dollar Weekly st.r, fslIe, ttsn
'~efo a-trcroliean new, and gossip, and c, o'ee
i''c~ y reading, 10 now or our ooun.e, ready fer
q .Ve'y 70 the public Embraced In It's enter
's.nins contents are the following articles:
ca Retreat of General Pope end the Advance of
stonewal Jack,on; C4valrY AID Z pom Cs'left's
rrt o.: Successful Rsid Unon Manassas juno
uoni OperstiGns Of the Guerllas; and Skir
Dra|s on the Rappahannock; L.test news
rom the front, and operations Of the contendIHg
armies
TIE Evacuation Of the PeuinspIa, Nav,l O3er.
tiers in q e Wts', and the redsrsl Vic.ory In
Louis!Hnei Horran's R,'ds In Kentucky snd
G'rne'seei and 6oiEgs In every division Of the
army.
PI.-ld"nt Lincolp's letter TO Horace Greeley;
S'W' rom M Sou and Clippings irC m tb.
G'oern F..sS In Mas acre by Indians in
h4Lheso'a, ar an unr!vallsd Military Budget
LatSt sel'5TapLi: News; Sketc hes, IieT's and
ciiP,!1gs from The Pres,; Poetry; Wiz and
HIM r, and all tie latest Local News Of Inter
= Ist bout ~ sstiE9ton.
Enterfsinipg and valuable reading matter for the
f'rmsr, gardener and housekeeper.
tbs is Just tho paper above all other. for per.
s7Is srjolrning in the National Metropolis &c
send 10 their friends az distance Price onIy
'b'se cents per copy. or 81 per snnun; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged
Evening star., 1862-08-29
TIE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
THE FIGHT IT MANASSAS.
GREEN CAVALRY aORSES
THE ENEMY RAISE THE CRY OF "NO
QUARTER

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug 20 -EGit1 Star
was an eye witness to soGIe Of the events Of Tues
day night and "Wednesday at Manassas Junction,
and fend you sOno particulars supplementary to
what have appeared In print.
II saOu!d he sai1 in justice to the skedaddling
18th Ptnnsyivania cavalry that the blame was al
much or more with the horses-green animals, l
should jIage--as with the men. The horses
bolted In every direction, aud there was con-
tnual shouting on the part Of the riders OF
"whoa :" "whOa. 20 whoa :" The Confeie.
rate cavalry had been evidently whisky mad
dened for their work, and yelled ike so many
devils, shouting "No quarter " No quarter 10
the id Yaokee5" We lost six field pieces q
Manassas and heavy gun on the cars.
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'P ''t OF tee ssrn,ns rra,s.

The l"seHistnts referring to the late raids ot
the ensmy, Bays -" We fear that the Confed
srste Gepersls have been encouraged TO make
Ihess demonstration, On the 'line Of Gen Pope,
's'yesp becaus. they wers aware that It doe, not
enter into shat cheers views Of strategy to Civ,
anv attention to the state Of sfairs behind him u
and quotes from Gen. Pope's address TO his sol.
z1ers Of July ll;h, In which be saYs-
al desire you to dismiss from your rnin.a cer-
tain phrsses which l am sorry TO fnd much IN
Tugus amongst Vou. 1 hear cons ATTY Of taking
'suong Positions and holding them,' of Zines OF
retreat and OF '6ases OF ruprl!es' Let Us dis
card suck ideas. The strongest position soldiep
should derire to occupy Is one from which he
csn most easily advance against the enemy lie;
rs study TIE probable lines OF retTeal OF our op
ponerts, and leave our own to take care Of them
selves let Us look before US and not behind
Slcc'sS and glofy are in the advance. DiBast, Z
and S1a ne lurk In the rear"
The Ist>ltgexesr concludes 80 In the case Of
II ertmv who is cratic and enterprising In Els
movements, 10 will be necessary for Gen. Pope TO
po<k behind ss well before Fortunately
{o- him, ard fortunately for the country, Gen
Mcclellan, with h!s veteran troops, ia IN po-
o tion 70 guard the army OF Gen. Pope aud tie
Gsp;el OF the nation from the direster and shame
that 'lurk il tie rear"
The RePHtI.eaH argues that whites and blacks
can live together In tie same community with
oEt eqRa!its being an essential condition.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

capped without a bru,ss. They then walked 70
Fair|ax Station, remained al night, and came
down in the morning train.
Lieut.. Atkinson came near losing his life at
Ca'lett's Station on Friday nigh. last. when the
trains were fred upon, and so gallantly defended
by the Bucktails." He lost a valuable horse,
and al his wardr be, besides valuable books and
papers. He was Ared upon and seized but sue
ceedsd in making bis escape hv shooting both
bis caPtoTs and making for the woods under
cover of the darkness, amid shower of bullets
Lieutenant A. was member Of the Baltimore
City Guards, and a res d nt Of Baltimore He
Is re,dy, he says TO trv I: again, and will leave
In wagon train for the brigade To-Day.
Respectfully yours, +. b. CRoss.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

10 Letter TO the Memphis Appeal dated at
Hesna, August l. contsirs the following mat
tsIs cI interest IelNtive TO General Hoveyis com
nend. This command (aoout 5000 strong) re-
tufs-d from Clarendon this morning having
I 81 two Iuen after their arrival there, and one
n. led and two wounded on the second day; third
daY, one killed and two wounded; and also two
kiilcd by b b1shwhackers, returning; and two died
.: con- nGestive chilIs. Captured a large amount OF
property, including twelve dozen good blankets
4Dd sixteen quits Of United etares clothing, at a
house about IS miles from Helena. Burned DR..
W GEtihgtOn's Tesidence, seven and one half miles
below ClareHdOn, wnere one OF our men wEs
Killed and one wounded on Thursdsy la.t. TIE
army brought oack the contraoand spy, who was
:he cause TIE expedition, and proved himself
an e1cient one by misleading the force six miles
from the road 10 clearing, 10 fud camp Of
Tebsls. TIE wagon train being sent forward,
after tLeIliDg the woods and endiuy no enemy
tbs Il arch was resumed. Fifteen conscrip DTS, ,who
came Into camp, state tLst the negro intended 10
b We the trdln captured, al the oaIkey la. since
conf Ese6 Ih9 conscripts have jninrd the LIST
Arkansas Volunteers, e. Army. Quite n mum.
Der q: refugees accompanied tie army TO thi.
plaCs.
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IJ-Psrson Brrwnlow has received advices
7 = IN Last tennessee. dated August 10 Tie Gan
We m 1st nPleteiv invested at that time 4
31rSe portion of tue enemy was In front viii .
IDs re- imenf Of Rebel cavalry had entered Bar
oon'sville and Ell = 1T regiments of infantry bad
occupied flat L.ck, point only twenty miles
Ii' m tos Gap. Unless reinforctmenis came
ProI piy we 50; lose tie Gap and the forces
defending IL z ht hundred Tennessee Unioni.,,
aia XIV North Csrolinians and Gecrgians came
% The Gap on the 18th ard volunteered he Par.
soAs correspondent believes Nashville TO BE- in
III IN reEt danger. United :; ates Judge Twio Q
narrowly escap' d capture few days ago. He
vas soin9 10 SaIhvlile, but was com pelled 10
Te'Cia fore resching that point, being wsylaid
,! Re1eis VII near the city. 6overnor Morton
Ui I'D aEs, Lad started reinsorcements for thf
.,aa - tneY had been retained at Lexington.
Eentlckv y WI
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u .; G. +.
PRIVATk FAMILIES, go,
The subscribers have jus, received a fresh ship
msntcf
500 CASES IT JULIEN AND FLORRAC
G l. A Z & rs,
vhish they offer for sale ct Now York srioos.

Also, they havs constantly on h,nd
a Large and Well Selected Stock of
Choice BRANDiEs,
OLD MADEiRAS, PORTS, SHERRIES,
BOURBON, OLD RYE, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISTLES.
CHAMPAGNES OF all favorite brands,
ENsLISE AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORFERS,
HAVANA CIGARS,
ENGLISH PICKLES. SAUCES,
Chiffon. OHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
CHEESE,
sARDINEs. KEHP's HERMETIcALLY
SEALED GOODS,
FRENCH. 6ERMAN and ENaLISH COR.
BIALS,
CONGRESS. SELTZER. KISSENGEN and
ENGLISH SODA WATER.
Choio, bOLONG. SOUCHON6, IMPERIAL,
RYsON, YOUNG HYsON TEAS.
With an extensive asso7tmen Mt of
FANCY GROCERIES.
BININ6ER & co,
tEstabl shed l7lS.)
BrAneh-2l9 Pa. avenuo, op ,os.te
VII ards Hctel, Washington.
III Just received small lot Of Oaaoeri Lie nor
Sneso' @os Au ~
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VI More iron ciads have been commenced
Ihe keeis OF two were laid near Pitsburg. Pa
on satui day. These are intended for river service
chiefly. The Government is al o nego iatinp 10,
the purchase OF two Missis ippi steamboats,, with
the view OF making mailed ships Of them. The
Cn0ctaw and ort Henry (iron- clads,) now pretty
well advaQced at ST. Louis, were not originally
intended for Government duty but Ire expe CT.
to make very serviceaole craft, nevertheless
Nearly hundred vessels have been C ar,ered
recently for temporary service by the Navy De.
partment.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

DrATF OF THR REBEL GEN. EwELL-Cept
John Lacy, OF the 7ih infantry, who reached
New York on Wednesday, from Gen Pope.
headquarters on Tuesday morning, brings :he
report that during one Of the raids Of the Rebel
cavalry eon. Ewell was killed, having been
sho, oV Capt Lacy himself The report needs
cULtrnation
Evening star., 1862-08-29
THE~sAuIff4RfaI Iff4RfIsFi Fhix.-Au.xNr.
kBRNeYLv sHIA WE'VE,


1he unsernsnsd begs leave 10 inform his frisuds
ero the public generally that he viii ~
rcoIea hn estarnnt on Monday eve ~(A}
she s:ta Ilshment viii be epsnsd 90
etrSt-eiase kestaarant r gentiemen.
amlieL N Al i1 detail % the ve tnovl and Justly
Of rev York city.
The lsI IsonAl attention Of the subscriber, 70 iss
best oapeo y, vid bs devoted % the intSr sst ssd
Generel com ort OF ~. patron, and trusts om his
many yeers' exPenenoe, tAe sroat adya .te es OF q
oo0podious sstabbshmens the reoont lsrge Outlay
ts hstng, furnishing ard dsoorafInG, viii easbls
vannse 70 render this es,s blisnmsni the Delnos-
loo's OF ~ eshlngton, and Insult f,r h,m . o nun-
&1ses oi the nosrai patronage heIstofols received
The sgesoriber h>s a'so great pleasure I'm sssur-.
inf his fienos strangers vlsirhs The city IND The
best viii Be- slDi led in sis ssssb ishmenr Fcm the
onlle senowloh 20 the rare and denoape game In
Ths WINE and sF6AR dssartusn, will bs
0e1neo from the choice stock I'm ported by toe
vel hnovn house ef a. Bluingef & Co.. vhloh
VII % snAoiens guarantee for thelr sxosllsnce
-$ls En- UI1, vE6ETABLE, fIS6. OYs-
JkG. CLANS. Or a Bs. and otaer vsristies, viii
% Iecetyed daily from the marksts Of NeW Yolk
Sao RMe. au - lv
Evening star., 1862-08-29
GON AGA COLL E6E.

The Litersr' txeroisss of GoIzlsa College, On
Monday next, eertem. or LIST. The Facyl.. of tie
Col gear-: Rev. y. wIEer. j., Pres'dent:
Rev. Ho an =. Vice President .1c EIea ur-
es; Rev, b A. Moe uire. 3 J u ap ain; aad Rov.
ID. Lrron, J; trefto of Stadiss cns oil eI-
ate cogrss OF stuclss tho ssme th,t Of Goo ge-
sn College lstau: ht BY Ave Professors OF l., Il
Pee. ..6r r6E i,h ErsnSh. ha,hem. 10. 30 h"
fTJ ore. is in elde for suoa -cuths AZ a-er or
get far enough advanced for I % leg ate coursr.
or suoN Sho do interd to acquire Know edge OF
educ, ti9n, A. VII, fit Them for IN orGinaIy hus m "a
lie % the higher class o. the hI sh 6partms: &
eGii2p, Book keep!nE, Maths natio., go. are
tauFh aso, noh, If Ges red he course OF
lesrs otthe fc,t rank. Especitl ait nt, n a "a d
10 ne ttldy Of Eng lsh, French and esther sti "a
thrOs hcut all The ola5bcs OF tie olleEiats course
NNN'AS
Evening star., 1862-08-29

SUCCESS TO TEE GREAT EAsrsRs.-The Gres.
Eastern, which arrived In Flushing Bay on Wed
n'sdtY morning nom Liverpool, brought fcuy-
Ten AEHdJ passfnsUs (ave hundred and rixty-
one IN the sseersge) and three thousand tons OF
merc handIse
Evening star., 1862-08-29
DISABLED OEFICEps

The beard to determine the facts as 20 the na
ture ana occasion Of the disability OF such otcers
as appear tn be disabled TO perform military ser.
vice bas ad djourned sine die to reasonable when
additional cases shall be presented
Evening star., 1862-08-29

MINsEso-A.-The Hon. William Window hrs
bsen unanimously renominated by the repuSli.
cans for Congress in the FIrs. (lower) district OF
Ninnseoss, and the Hon. Ignatiu, Donnelly
tpreseat Lieutenant Governor) nominated in
pl'ce Of Mr. AIdnch IN the Second (s,. PAUL.
dfatrirt
Evening star., 1862-08-29

IL youth named William Crandan. only
sfV n'een years Of age, was arrested a day cr two
ego for forging orders the New York and Erie
Railroad Company, 10 the amount Of two or three
thousand dollars
Evening star., 1862-08-29
The Wyandank lef. the yard at noon today.
ASSIGNMENT OF MkDICAL oEE,crnu
ALL GONE TO THE WAR

AT Anandale, Butler county, Pa all the male
Inhabitants have gone to the war, SO the Po,t Ofce
Department Is Informed; and the Post Oaice can
only be kept In operation by the appointment OF
a lady. Mira. Nancy A. Black has accordingly
been appointed.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

O-h rev regiment 10 10 be raised In New
i"k' under the auspices Of the Young Mems
InfiSush Association, and called "Tbe Iron.
e,aes The oolonelcY has been rendered to Rev
Df. N!nton, bat he declines the honor.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

u From Hudson Taylor, 33l Penn avenue,
We have B!aohwsOd Magazine for August, Zone
o' TEE oest numbers Of the year, and the Ed!n-
tIrs & larterly Review FOR July.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

THE REPEL CAVALRY VISIT FAIRFAX
COURT HOUSE AND VIENNA.
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,UR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
GOOD NEWS TODAY!
The REBEL hRKY CUT IN TWO.

TIE HISTORY OF THE LATE MARCB
OF JACKSON TC MANASSAS.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

NEW JtsstY The efub leans Of New Jerse,
Asve d miIaied Marcus l.. w. Ward, OF Essex
for Governor
Evening star., 1862-08-29

MAAsHAL's sALE-In virtus Of q vns of
w fera fsciss issped from the OlsIk's onos Of
the oouaty Of Wsshinston. sno 10 me oireo:edI
Viii exPoee 60 IuolIo sale. for cash, On front OF th
tsh day OF september pext, lses. 81 - O'Clock n |,
ne ioiovlng deserihed lreserty. 20 Wit, viz; Lot
20 y. IN square No HS. In the oity Of Woshins ton
d c.. tQgether vi n ai and ana mar the impscve
menss tsreen, seisec And levied upon . the prop
cry oil ames = Uonewiu, and will be cod 10 a.
lan sndloi Ss No. %. % Oolebsr ,srm ls0 L. favor
o. ~ D1sie,D svess. wM. ekt1tN,
,-Ui WARN THe PUBLic from BUY
thi. jadgnsnt and snsy buy II a me qs osnm Ii
~ - Ut balm A. DUNAWiN.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

HooKER'S BATTLE WITH EWING's d.
VISION.
Evening star., 1862-08-29

III Gen Nelson hss ordered the i'm pressmsnt
Of slaves 20 repair Il railroad near LeIingtoa, !,
EV y avs OF rebels were taken almost txclu-
s!yel end their Irai!0r uwsrTs Gfs IN dEties, !Qr
tss3ds 20 gather crops
Evening star., 1862-08-29
NAVY YARD,

The rebel gunboat Tesser, which was cap.
~ ed some time since, on the James River hss
had thorough overhtu irg at the Navy Yard,
and 10 now receiving her finishing touches pre-
paratory TO going inte the service Of Uncle Sam
She has received two pivot guns, one twenty
four-pound howitzsr forward and sxty-pound
r'fed Dahlgren aft. She 10 now as good as new,
and under her new ficers, who repor. for duty
TO day, no doubt will be used to advantage
against her late owners-the Confeds. The fol.
lowing are her officers Acting Ensign, E. j.
Sheridan, Of New York, late Masters Mate on
the Wyandank; Masters Mate Charles Cease of
Vermont, Executive Ohicer; Masters Mates, J.
S Benjamin, Of New York, and John H. Lynch,
Of Massachusetts,; Second Assistant Engineer,
John johnson, OF this city.
The Wyandank left the yard at noon TO-DAY.
ASSIGNMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICERS
Brigade Surgeons w. d. Stuart and 8 w. ,os.
have been assigned TO duty at the United States
hospital on Davd's Island, " Y. Surgeon
Stuart has been chief medical officer on the s.s q
OF the Military Governor Of this District since the
commencement Of the war
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DIR ARMY REPORTED TO EE IN POS
SESSION THERE.
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w NUTICE.
w AOL EsALE AND REFAIL GROCER

WHoL EsALE AND FETAL GROCER.
The supscrber, having recensly completed the
.lno D. osl the attention OF his old risI 70
t1ep OF mis- ABILITY to serve thsm IN I'll branehss
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and increased hcilities %
re h:s reosnly returned hon Ia. v.rious
. complies atocf OF 40 No. '-'' ''@n' '''''s'a
EvARf1AiFas FHai.se iksseyssJ5EE esKJGEREEo. REoh A FINE
and. having purchased exclusively for cash, can
onsr PECULIAR Inducements. both ~ 70 price and
hIs stock of Fine Teas, Wines, Lisuors, sursrs
Rfs RgHsTs'p .Hs *:
>, Are ttls Se.i de.OII1tiou. AID al sdssssd to
.,., No. 81. tEs9 fsss.s 2 ,ssI. %lIsoS :ssss.,
an 10 lm between 6th And I'm sts.. south sS3e.
TIES METROPOLITAN BATH nOOMa.
FOX L2ns 81 ssa As6 ps 6Ss.i s ll.s sss .s1 '
ss:%' ssssl .ss ssi Me-; 6:
tsIeat expense those Baths have been fitted M
offer 10 tas satn s,tiz .ns y in his and vs nov
pb Oh. sf.1ia3 Hos@' - ever opened to anJ public IN
AZ are invited to oaIl and see for thsmsslvss.
is II :as:. Sisssif. !: e
neolase euPelntepdenee OF yusfUs CHoIIAl.
no1 NsW York, (one Of the pronrIstorsy Wnc
tnoIoughy understands the bathing business in all
les OIAlaneo a. 1e-im
Io hiEhkf oTsER SsHskNE s1sINEss sasfhkEEkas hEE.a AND
Having enlarged my place Of business, and hsv-
ing an Increased foIoe. Am nSy lre A ",
uces.
having mono but first GLASS vor kmsu, usips nons
pat tho best OF ate iAl, and charging Q just md
taI Price persons Wishing 20 have their vork dom
wsL and prompuJ would hnd it 70 their interest e
ROBT q, sRA1AM. coasAusku,
CITY RAILROAD 1ICKs7s
DOLLAR PACKA6bS
MOTIONS RAILROAD AGENCY.
Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
tors on the GAIA
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GENERAL POPE's PRESENT POSITION.
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BATTLE YESTERDAY NEAR MANASSAS
Jun "TIOS
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MRS. 6OODhILH's SEMINARY.
LA A35 Fifth street
Will be re-opened Morday the oIst OF %,
temoer. Terms, II ON S5 10 Ss per sIIrler.
M 4 3. B z l. L'S SCHOOh
A'A FOR
YOUNG LADIES',
CORNER OF TENTH AID SiKaxrs,
lie pans
MONOAN

Vr FEkSH GARDEN SGkDS.
Use Received. fssm u. Lkhoreth & Son, Q
lulther suNDIy OF 6URNiP, CABBAnE,, KAI.E
sPa OTHER Garden Seeds, suitable for the 60, son
Oh erery Vsrle'y.
A.so supyI' cf Aulps Large and Ea ly York,
And Bull lOok Hcarr Labbass.
au q ST 3s3 F - ee between 9Th ard 10th.
ON Lyndon.
DIV sion Is cents
Manual f Artillery Exercises, rocke: edition 81
cts, ~
Field I ercite o. pook.t edition; 70 osnts,
Co'. fe oy's sootfs Military IlctioI ary, pocket
edition; 81 Is,
msn.al of Nj iaIy Law. pool Ct edition 3ls5,
Gol hobc,t,on's Military Gt.cblss; Sl75,
fae, on Tactics and strategy; Ss5j,
yebb Attack and Defence Of Uutp psts; SI75,
Washe'n Military Cateohism: SS75,
W1.x.lrs Armies Of tho Great Povers: s B 50,
yerv as annual of f led Operations. s. x5.
NaIlers B,ttles of tho Pa1i sula $3.50,
Leslie OF Light Trocps;S 8 IS,
SIX BGLdToG Questions aud AnsUers on Mit.ry
Subjects; 81 @ nts,
LII oy's Hand BC Ok for Fl Id Servios; 81 63,
6u x5 FRANCE ray I.dR
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FUTURE DAYS.
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By virtue OF deed OF trust 20 the 90 oeaf
i1s date the slst day OF yanuary. 1S0 ana duly 70
corded N LiIer J. 3, No. 3S fotios 8 60,
and eo4, one Of the land r cords Of " ashlngton
county, District OF Co umhis, 70 Wit, Viz
Six Hair eest Par or Chairs,
One - 70 Plush Rocker,
hne We nut Whatnot,
One Mahogany Extscnon Table,
0ne MAJ ble-tep Iressing Bureau.
One - p.e-top Wsskstend. Mahogany wasd-
One Plain Dressing Baresa.I Mahogany wssh-
,e pair tets uivsns, Hair sea.,
One Marbe-top Centre Fable one Eat r Raot
Ons iain ~ arorobe o z Buf .. ipaov Shades
One TIN SAfs, s'xty-s yards Brufs-s 4 ereet.
Lot fesoeg0 Onc1oth, oDe LookH g Asa
lot stel CarDstins lot stair n ode,
Oae Hall Lsmp, thIrty-fve ,ards q n ins
Ilpo small d ocker. tkrss 6reeu WipdoU sbadsa
Four W Washioe 1ubs, tvo Flour Suotets.
Six W ood S~At Chairs, ono Cherry Uin nj Tabs
00.s stone Cnlns Iia ~. o a Pine I.ble,
And Z ne CookIng e.ove, &e.
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