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SEW ING MACIllNFS-LADlES TAUGHT
> =, up,rnts on whre.eU \ Wi.s.n's and Singers
'uwiug fnAehnrA. pra,tloo on shop work ,erms
81. lts Canal ~ la2n N'i2r
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dead, READ, READ-

TUE POOR MANS FRIEND-Al.L WHO
Uffw tfon Rh-unAtiTn, Neuralgia, Bcr~
Throat, PAlAs In ths Bach, Neck, -, should noa
fAl 10 geo . bot,ls " PurInkn'a
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nR VAN HAMBEkTS FEMALE MONTh-
~ ly Pills are sale remedy for oo~tructon- 49,
from cod, any aAuse--9l par h1' coughs,
colds &c, cured by Ayres Cherry Pastoral. bcrOi-
ul,- rheumssinnl, &C., sursd BY fewusend's SarsA-
psriIi1- KsAsdys discovery, " aUIoA, l21 Bow
sry, HSw York. Pp 1aA61u
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SEWING MACHINES - WANTED PEh.
> sons who wish W learn " operate on Singer,
swing machines terms only 81, and practice On Al
dnds q work; Also some good sswers g. learn ,h'
lsutAln0n rsals, Inquirs % Delaney N, isg 1oor
10 9saa't9l
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XITANTED-LADIES TO LEARN To OPE.
w rate On Singers aud Wheeler ~ Wlislnssew-
iug rp.clines practice until perfect ON all kinds
Z work terms nom 81 O. -. Al, kiads Of sow
in, machines q let. SJ9 Henry -. fel5 2iac'
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$500 CASH WILL BUY A NEAT AND
with g,us pipes and crotnn u Sd story sewer
nsctng with house and yard. The balance on
lnoItgRge; price $4,000. Inquire Al j, q. DUBOICE
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Cto operate on siua-r's, whrooi N Wilsm's nis.-
hines 10y AL experienced operator; terms Is cents,
n al hids ~ cork A''n unr singer unrhine mo.
A 60 s.lo; puca $50, a. No. Allen -, uoar niVu-
On IA9n 2lac'l2O
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS
Dive are now Offering our entire stock oftry goods
DAMAGED by THE LATE FIRE,
Consisting Of = splendid assortment OF
,loaks shayNls dress goods, linens, mullins, blank
cts, quil,, cloths, curtains. gloyeS, Sc, So, d.
fel2 2sil0 WK. PEYroN, ga BJwery,
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SWEET JUICE CIDER, CIDER VINE
OgAI, dried ApPles, and extra quality pOiaa 1sA Nv
,Als Al low prices Goods delivered h any part O
The city. Pdvate families prOmptly attended "
HYDA- d co, tO4 Greenwich 81. jl5 aAa1' l0
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SITuA1IuN WANTED by A SOBER
- anu industrious RI,ii, aa Diet Ter and brewer
has la 20 yoara experience ia making malt wris-
key r,'rTsn,o given " required crp be seen uptn
Engaged. Inquire Tor WA 81 RPilY, ~ Lewis t.
rGr. tel3 y IN
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RALM OF WHITE LILLIES-FoR ERA
- dicating all imperfeetions Of the SKIN, to wit
ran, sunbuIn, Pimpleg blotehes, SalOWnessl &',,
he. tanen who are troubled with Pimplea on the
lace IL Ia also excellent % Use bsiore going out b.
skate, as hskosps the keen air hom ohapPing we
Ageacy aGBonth seooad 81, wllliamsbuSsih and q
No. vi hRhth ave- New York. feiS u
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GROCERIES.

ELOUk FLOUR I--LOOk AT ThE Price.
L --Good aouT tor So,2o; extra $3.50; double oxir
uno all. II. +. CoYl.Es cheap stores, 1sA an
20 Myrtle ave, near Gold n, Brooklyn. IL 9ts1O
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POWELL o. Wednesday evening, Jay 30, at ,hsy 1si
A9tb ysy Of MS age
Dug 'otice tho funeral will be given
yuHuyLsR.-On Tuesday, July 20 DORA T. <lYs, in
fant daughter ~ Garret L. and Mary r. schny fer
The relatives aad friendso of the family ~ invited to
No 53 Fast Ihriy-sscond street betyee second and
Tird avenues, this Thursday mor'ng at ten O'Clock
without further invitation
snEmpAs-on Tuesday, JS'y 29s ANN sHu,pAs ma.
tive abe larish Of Baypts apN county Cayan Ireland
widow eg DANES Sheriday. ag'n 65 years.
The ursra VIII take nace from No s6i Second ave
tss Thursday aitsrDe0n at two O'Clock The re-
na,ls N}ll bs taken 70 Calvary Cemetry
SfotIEs0n Tuesday. July 30, after ong and painful
Illness, EDWARD SioLltN, aged "a
Tie reAtives and freids requested to attend the
funeral tm his late residences No. Ill seventh avenue,
Garner Of Eighteenth street without further invitation.
suKSum--on Wednesday, Juy so, AMANDA NJ,
1aWghttrt Abraham Ilruure,
The relatives aud irieads Of tbs family Invited TO
attend tho iuper Friday afternoon hapast three
O'Clock, frorn No. $50 Second avenue.
NoNDl..n Jersey city ON Wednesday July 80, CARRIE
Lor sA daughter Of Corne'l and pr. J. H. yondy.
lie friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her parents 25S Grove
stree, Jersey thy on Saturday morning. at ii O'Clock.
NANDa,oUR.--At New Orleans, La, Wednesday,
July Id D. IN atEs A. vANpEyous, OF typhoid fever
contracted while attending to his duties Assistant
Surgeon
W,Rp--In Wast Hoboken, N. j.. on Tuesday, July 90
IT four clock Y. NJ, after lingering illness, MARIA
vile o. James Ward, N the Gath year OF her age.
TO relatives and friends respectfully requested
attend the funeral tlis (Thursday) morning, at ten
O'Clock ON her late residence Of Barclay street
and al ade avenue, aad themes to st Marys church,
whore a soemn high mass Of requiem will be cclebra-
ted ana funeral services performed.
WARD.-0n Wednesday, July 50, JOHN ii. WARD, Presi-
dent New York Bricklayers Protective Unon after
short severe illness.
The friends and relatives OF the family together with
members Of cAayers' Society and members Of Corner
Stone Lodge, 367 F. A. NJ respectfully invited 10 at
ard the fu' ers from his late residence 3sS Bowery
+ day a ternocn, al one O'Clock.
4 n laAs scDn
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Personal Intelligence.


Iivt arooi steamship Austrslsslan--Mr William. ana
lay. VI rel The Countcas q ilearueth, Miss Dsane
Wats ]. IL Eaai.ou MrMiler NJ De Dosicr H. esna
captain s:ssea, y, 7. n hr Ihonsan, " lars,ids,
Clatet Mr. sant fson, Mr Arahsnlez Miss .ana.ror, Mr.
Wes,erJest NJ Freeman Nr Glenn Mt Bailey, Solr.id
iIousenisn, AR Cagled.r, ass wopi Mis- Tst!rg. sr
Twinrg aud lads, Ai.s refers ar hgvel Ill Ihs Mr.
Nr G'qdsa. Ns ~, ar asaprei Nj S,s't NJ WSi
Nr D3ngass, bir Coselu Mr. Isse, Nr Leari Ii Brown g
ssyo % mr ira III Base 1 i.sS, II FIX I'M NJ ~ #sss, s
ratiDarsh s,li tl-Te children MIR Mes Mr kAaer MI
ssse, NJ jones, Nj rirr Nr L.yens, ATS icve. Mr
Niao on, lay tbree .Eltrsn and serysni; Mr. Lutrr
seare. NJ HYigsse-Tutli, l@
bEPART' gEs.
Z; 'ersiaaMiss C.rget wssh!rx
yant, Nasnin s'oai y " hateltine, Bnien 4 > fsgasn,
& " Nrsed Mr. q Rl,n, ri,,sbgr' f,; cara,ys end
~. ss ser sa9scr fsess i fes 10 snd faulty
B4yena; Marsh naa servant, Hallway. N u O u *.
n.' ss VIZ. M9hs ~ AZ ~ Soy, sars ssae sG a W. s@r
ana ,~o nr,s. NJ and Mrs Chas Eatt1n Master fsias
ssp s ses sis s;'s Mr ssa @ Iyiss . 9 aaa
Watt .buryi. Jotn smith, New ior. = Grseu Mi.. -
Havana teabat ianay and .srysns fa'ts; NJ ud Ir
Janc- Na.son Moirstogn, ~ "a Co.'s, y 4 Pa,
sina an Nui La kn ~ ia 1 alr IA oglc, -
Din on, stephen DimQn iiexauler New Nora IL,
Jnrard, Ttnce GORGE brown, Edwa.a se,e. Iss yorl
Win Ho-land lsgow' arana trs : Fe sels Ppftt sa
Mas; y " Cntmbeis New York cgeut o. CaHlIo ~ n
Madrid; Asyl, Cupa; fran's rhlrs, Nov Y,t
stoae l0rdon John Donipp, fe,uisyille, XIV; g9ts
New forA; fhos LDders, Philadelphia, stephen Morris
cpawiord pt1etgi jss Csfs do; Jon ii saafard a
as rren JHieH ates Minis.er % igln. ~ fSf =
II s sSrns Sr 'pp M rSer Sork LICE s al ~. aSs
haAass, shla sad two isisuis, ADsaasi sinuasnds
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ed sftnatlon IA Maryland regards the nev
leyg bsca se If drsft shoald be pr ,osed thee Is
nervous apprehension tnas IL would not DO safe t'ifas
srns ID m nahds of who b. 70 iei - a W
Azn fsr the sold aag.n The is another lndn
IA box from which all manner OF ills seem ikey =
issue. Notwithstanding the constant eiiors o he rn
growing and gfunlbling in every class Of conma MI.
The currency a. our readers have already pesh 49, u,
Is state of the conn sion-spece scarce aho
hed AZ high premium and this fhcL COZ tributes h"t
little "a the disc intent amung people VINO are now DC
cinuirg 10 relhzs VI The esiis 0 war iet whie
these ahs, erss arc heard the abtipn ement Al tnr
North Continues active ever, ana ell Is vi the nsl
gigantic naEers being made 90 calsy the srLs "
point even eXtefmiaalion.
one OF ths grnlieusa with whom We hav. had an IN
tsrvew was vn board OF tie Bermuda al tbs time of he
cap ue carried to Philadelphia aud parole ana u any
released IN, ondltoaaly. Ihe Bermuda 10 sl, 10 tbs
hands of the and ehatsver res htalois have
been made 10 tie British gOyernmst cohcei ulps he
have NOT met wHn any definite res, onse
The exploits Of Colonel john Morgan N kentucky have
eccasioued decided sensation at the North S they
do 70 niuse n spirit Of active determinstii
IN the pable innd which woud have been apparent a
year ago rather 10 depress and 3isco4raSs the
masses who looked TO IN thus parlcu ar emergency
10 up % ths work Of "savng the Union inaoed.
have able u learn, there is ltte o. 10
hope recntIng The dsseysred Il ny aud the desperate
expedent conquest - the resort OF tho MAJORITY
who propose py this means - tue en,rmius expenses
incurred and satiate their vengeance tho extermsna
ton Of Sh9se vaor has proved more than match
Tor al their superior advantages IN men and munitions
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rhe Llnr, East or the niae Rlags,

from ths Richmond Dispaich, July 70.
Our savicss from tortonsye day resent that
every thing continued quat the enemy having made
further dcDonst aior above Richmond since his harm
less ossh apon the Central Railroad "Wednesday last
General PNne IA accumulated army Of 20 00O
ia the c0unIie5 Immediately this side of the Blue
Ridge, and evidently designs some oIensive operation
the pairrs Of which may shortly trsuspe. gentleman
who came through Caroline county day two since
Informs tbs; no leders soldiers his route,
but this Is nc indicator that they have Withdrawn
tsat part or the country We may add that the eneny
has now bui very f,w rools IN Washington Baltimore.
Annapolis nearly all the available bsv ng besn
SEM to reinforce Pape aud Mcclellan.
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The Sktrmish Relow Richmo.d.

EFOm tne Nlchlund Examiner, July %
We mentioned yesterday that a sKrmsh had occurred
on Wednesday near Ludd's store, eighteen mice below
the city between portion the Fourth Virginia airy
and pcay OF the snemy's cavalry Our iniornstion
the subject by full satisfactory hut,
as 1t Is, was obtained from officer who wounded
the hgnt.
1t thas about of the day mentioned, body
OF several hundred Of the enemy consisting of cavalry
and infantry, approached within short distance Of our
pickets stationed just beyond turkey Island creek. One
or more companies Of the Fourth Virginia cavalry
ordered to drive back the enemy to certain point but
not 10 pursue him further The enemy did stand
receive charge but fred and rctreaed
force was observed our also fired on their iy Ing
ranks, empty ng several saddles. Tie enemy having
treated beyond the point TO which been in
sructed 70 pursue him, cavalry returned to their
frst position
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Tar 10 burned daily fumgator in ali the hospitals
in Richmond where Union prisoners under treatlnent
for wounds. II acts most bsnehcially fums
While operating ihs line u the Psmunkey and Chcka
homny rivers the Union army received mch
and Information from the Indian tribe in Ring iism
county, who familiar with every inch Of the country
and therefore expert guides They stl occupy their old
settlement and have not been called TO account for hsr
proceedings.
tile Nerrinac, number Of negroes owns BY
the planters the river have tskedsddled =
gentleman who has evcry facility FOR obtaining correct
information the subject hss promised ffTnsh the
Pcterrb,fg E,feSs with the exact lar. II viii
pro5ahlt reach oLe thousand.
The soh.~ N-Yrf says The ganners serving ~ the
ten nch ia of tue late battles were detailed
for teccsssy work whou three MAJOR Generals took
their place. sna worked ire pecsMsor Geno nls Van
Dorm. ~ - kiui idge aad Lowell
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Salt for Georgia.
.o,.. Az, I, f,,,i,vx,o,,l ur.,,~,,,.,ar y,,l,x or

The N rnassas tRartag county, Georgia. Standard
that Or. John w Lewis has made arrang rnen,s
with the mpany at Smythe county, Virginia fer tie
manufacture delivery f, hundred bushels Of
lily ~ the agents Of the STATE Georgia. at the rate of
81 so per bushel II fifty pounds The contract TO remain
n force during the yielding iS2 500 bushels per
The Legislature originated the doa OF supplying
lie State with the salt in the usual cham els Of
should fail appropriane believe, $50 00v for
the purpose. The idea to encourage private
bv oan If this cunt but Governor Brown has
thought expediert purchase the salt and dis
tribute II AZ 10 this end Le appointed Dr.. Lewis
salt agent and dcspatched him 10 the salt works TO OBJ
in the largest supply practicable. The salt, it Ia said,
will be disposed + 10 the people at actual cost 70 the
state, nculng all expenses, which will not exceed
three or four dollars per bushel; IL is believed.
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thv I'atch, July 70
Gold Is quoted in this market 100 40 per
premium, and silver at 20 per cent, with scarcity.
Confederate bonds Of the 500 600 900 loan have ad
vanced since the rst Of this month from 92 100 and
Interest and the xi5 600 000 cotton loan from %
10 100 aud interest Convertible bonds tSs) quoted
at l0i THIS remarkable advance in Confederate stocks
shows how quickly confidence restored 10 the people
alter the battles which commenced the 25th of June
and terminated 90 giorDasly for arms. They are
L0w sought after with more eagerness than other
description stock investment. There little cause
for their depreciation At ALL and the teachings Of The
past few weeks viii, doubt not, have sauiary effect
IN the future. Virginia state stocks though not
peciy the fayorite among buyers as they short
tine since ys command LOG 10 the market, with some
inquiry.
Ia the produce market prices still predominste
Notwithstanding the increased facilities for transporA
t!on.
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Herald Ma rine Correspondence.

Herald Marine correspondence.
axEfsrorSr july as-The schr valta Capt Brooks, OF
and for This pace arrived this %ornins w,a her sowsprit
or a@asd With eoa Tie soop ws1t oop down
a. o.s s 81 s ,snsac .aa % S
Sound opposite where the oop belonged the captain
IN few moments lost vessel and cargo. owned in par by
the captain and mate, being all they worth u the
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Persia Captain Lott sailed yesterday for
Queenstown aud Liverpool
,o. 1pe sysn which 1Tsivsd ,
81 ~ e. B" r"',ia lie prSaseer vas 10 ose,ed 40 Il
daylight the wind he quite aat time aud ale ra-
& cnS Elliot sd away from her The prss%r q Ssra ny sa
phrodc brgl continued the chase until O'Clock In the al
Brig Tasca Of Bangor scd At auction port 2sh
last for 5000 Purchased by Captain James Carrie
We sales of the New Bedford whale ship VIM rt
600 b. spsc,y with @ ,e o. .S ohere fer tas merchant
% I Fs P ID ~ sai 5 ~ se$ york m
on terms no. and AZ brig Earnas ss tons bull
.oll 2 Mo,sIas he takes the Hamburg dag and is
D,nnng, an Al bark 81 .50 tons. named the Monitor.
q 1ms s m ns s sss nsns ,s
The reghSg business M sswe,n EasPor and New York.
Whaiemcn.
CID at New Bedford 2o,h inst snip Abigail, Nye, Pacific
Al Singapore June g. J Duvs, TrSble from Point de
Calls. arr Nay "a, for Batavia.
spoken. &C.
Ship Samuel Ossood hence for Melbourne june
snip GfeDlt, maxwell I've Aphnno lot
East fndrs, not date. lat N, Ion Ia W, .
shie New York, Dewhursl srom Shields for New Haven.
June "a lat 40. lon "a ~
c.qro c.ss hence 20, sI sLy,yEpSso yss : 2: date lat
shi Escort Whtnan, hence for Lvrrool no date, lat 40
lon ~ Jvby ship senator, arrived a. New York 18th
Ship Javcand (odenJ from NYork for Bremen, july IA.
shlp City Of Boston, from Boston for LIVERPOOL July 2s
shp Nepiunes Car from NYork for Liverpool July 27 ia,
40, ION ~.
Bar aeorse Msrsrand tBr) from Galway FOR Nyork no
\ date, lat 81 50, Ion II 81
49, Foreign Ports.
hrrwyrp. July 19-ArEf fsetcss. sksng Matanzas Gid
| lsh " Warrington, Dhau, Genoa.
Arat Flushing Isi, Hoomer Rnden. S,ork for orders
| Sid 17th, Sch Sprague, r. son, NiVrk.
BnrsfoL trhD. July l6-Ar william, Bory, saSuA; l7A
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harrteds
BRowN-SrwHENs.-OnS Sunday. July ~, by the Rev
Duncan dunbar, at his residence 100 Aacdoggal street
lr. WILLIAM Caoros Brown to Miss EsIHER CARyHsNA
daughter Of John stephens, all Of this city.
DsfIIxoBy-HAsHEi--On Tuesday, July o. by the
Rev. William Barnard, WILLIAM J. nALI1xoRE 70 Miss
ANNIE A. LENkAREE H,sHRl., all Of this city.
DoDsE--AYERs.-o On Thursday, May % by tho Rev. J.
W. Diler. Captain ADAM 4. ToDGx, Jr., cf Company G
Thirteenth regiment ~ Y. :. NJ. 20 rRKSs E., SECOND
daught-r Of Arm. v. AyERs, Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
GKAEas-WHTE -Un Tuesday July 90, 81 Tire residerce
of the brides father, by the Rsy. q. y. Lewis, WN
GRAHAM. of Hoboken TO HAERIEr f., daughter Of samuel
White, Esq.
wrBs!rE--G ECy.-0r Wednesday, July so. a. tho resi-
dence OF the brides father, by tie Rev Dr. Cbauncey
TsoSAs a. Il. WSssTsR 10 GToRcE T., only daughter o
William Gsery, all OF this city.
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sT''" '"' 'N'ch" i'u 9"
fhe cayef meai has seIt ont agents with wagons, who
have been char ell with he duty a. collecting and bring
no 70 tins city nct only All III" pubic that y
oe found the ao hattie felix's bi,l every thing
belonging 20 the enemy which be made subservent
% tic great lnrose a adi IN gaiDg our nde"en-
isnce. II rs known that he Yankees their prectpi-
tate GiRht fu ing ire time MeC sllfn tetangng his
of oneraons, - threw their only 10 tho
nil ~ nts and wells, hut asa into tile Chickahomny.
Thousands of valabe arms thus disposed Of No
doubt re ms 10 he entertained but thai tho enses os
lie search aftor these arms will be amply repaid,
(from tho Ri, hnoI DIS rateh, duly 20
few days ago while the friends OF so'no 81 the brave
men who recently fe wet O. tho insane fury o In
ro's myrnidons ching IN the neighDorhood OF
flames i for heir bodies, they struck or something
hich had such ri feeli that though duly labelled
Pennsylvania colonel tnoy were induced 70 eShume
n b dy- which proved e. be splendid twenly yioJ II
ondcr brass nowt2er. Several other = cilones Of
similar XII afterwards dtg M. The parties en-
gaged in the searh found iaic buri4l but
On removing the pate the body Of federal lieutenant
appeared, and ii WAS decontly inferred.
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CHASED A PRIvArEiR.--The Schooner John Elliot
Captain Wood from Cape Haytien sth inst, which
rived at Boston the 2sth, chased by urvatecr
the l2:h, thirty miles southward of Bermuda The
privateor discovered about daylight, the wind be
Hg quito light at tbs time and she rapidly gained tho
schooner. but good breeze coming up the John Elliot
sailed away from her. The privateer "a hermaphods
brigl continued The chase until about three O'Clock in
the artarl1Nn
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h s~ NJ various ,aees they ave dog wells, either for
h. purpose o obtaining snr water than is afforded by
he muddy he'd the batl ln They are per
mitld go 10 the river ny the and there s hard
moment the day thai ,uads not vieins with tina
rocks In dstUrhg ths II the "nnbie james
The ~nd roiehed ~ boat starting from hesJ
Tredcear fonyetFy; bat tsw PERSONS allowed access
save those Calf, there by official duties.
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How the Rebels Eary their Dead.

THE BURIAL OF DECEASED BOLDIBHS.
The in which the ntermsnt Of deceased soldiers
is carried IN this vicinity disgrace only to
those concerned: but those having authority IN such
matters We have il the authority Of gentleman,
officer OF the army who has visited Oakwo0d Gene
terry that the collins often piled aud three deep,
excavation and thur covered up, OF render
ing out Of the question for inquiring relative
recognise and reclaim a corpse
Recently the gentleman above referred 10 passed the
cemetery, and seeing the brutal work going asked,
is that the way Virginia eisposes OF the soldiers Of the
coufcderacyp Has she not got soil enough 10 furnish
them each with separate, distinct buria' Tie in
charge repiedls i; my Of your busness' Yoa attend
to your own business and viii attend to mine" Surely,
the man who dies in defence Of his country Is entitled 70
honored grave beneath its soil II the authorities
will not look The matter the personal friends Of The
deceased should. We understand that the burial Of
deceased soldiers is In tie hands Of pdrc! of Gmon
4ndetdisrs. nsoad Of being vouchsafed 70 Tie respectable
sadtak1s @ The city, who, from regard Tor the cause,
would discharge the duty at least with dscency and hu
manitY.
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A Libel or the Uaion Forces.
from TN Ri,n.noud Enq irer, July IS
TIE NEGRO STEALING YANKEES.

TEE NEtskU STEAIlI-Fl' = ANkFEs
We stated yesterday that force of thirty men. sent
by General Mcclellan. had visited Eppes Island James
RIVER and stolen th,rcfrom slxy-wo negroes, which in
ouneeton with forty previously stolen, deprived DE-.
Richard tppes, the owner slave hs possessed
We understand that the number stolen this week
sixty -pne, ANA n sixtyt@o, as stated by US, They
pl, former VISIT sto thirty-ioar. The VII IL
number taken is one huRi ed and three We also
nsken stating that tnesO all the doctor owned
he had removed previously, fifteen, ard these are ali
hat he has eft out Of ole hundred and sightcen.
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Later from Cha rIottesviile.
Ttorrsspoadcuce Of the Richmond Dispatch, July
oTTeSyuIE Va .Iuly n 1


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 10, 1862.
This centre Of civilization and learning sumeW hat
eAcitsd on sunday by the report the yankees
coming had come 10 Rapidsn station and burned a
briase, I'D we're ia possession OF Gordonsvis. Our
ar lis cavalry and infantry turned cut Ia full force
rey ss tae enemy aud protect homes and residss
(sl v are refugees, and it IS as hot blazes) from
The ItEss invader. The GordynsyiLians who deal IN
innumefsbie chcsen legs and brar pipes, fright
enc ou o their propriety and entirely out o town The
enemy did not come in, however, having burned that
bridge which made their repassge impossible and their
capture inevitable. Scotts rangers escaped with
two exceptions Of whom killed; assistant
telegraph operator, who hnocenty asleep.
Fifteen prisoners brought here to day captured
at Front Royal by Robertson. suppcse they vii be
70 Lynchburg hear Of arrests Of valuable citizens Of
suffering oadon. Facts hard ~ collect. From the
intreTidity and npetucus patriotism displayed by
citizens Of Charlottesville on sunday am confident the
enemy would be repulsed, and this enlightened
nifty projected from any foray o. the vandal Ioe
from the Richmond Examiner, July 2s.l
There was another great panic IN Charlottesville On
Thursday, which lasted for several hours Great udg
msnt and pluck however said have been display ed
by both citizers and military in putting the town In
posture Of de cnce
The New York herald., 1862-07-31
Frnsn the Valley.

FROM the kichmcnd Dispatch, July 70
stated that 8: least nifty Soldiers General Jack.
sons army who believed to bo in hands OF the
enemy have Joned ths my within the past day two.
number o. aDserteas without leave have ropor ted
thenselves Three escaped prisoners FROM Camp Dosg-
las, taken at Fort Donelson, have hksw Joined
corps VI our army.
4 Vices from Pend sior state that there is organ
lied o. Unionists in that country commanded
oy named B nd who are Ia the habit of acting
spies the OF loyal citizens OF their neigh
borhocd, VI whom been arrested by ths Yam
kcss a. Petersburg
The New York herald., 1862-07-31
From, Emst Tennessee.

tFro,a the Richiaoud Examiner, July 2e.l
Our latest iutellgerc from East Tennessee Is that
have At Chattanooss strong force, which Is being daily
incrss ssd. General John T. AeCown ia command.
General McComn il, says the Memphis Appeci able
and experienced oicsra native liar
with 'ho geography OF the Country we'll West Point
tactics, and man OF great lrmness and energy.