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IL The Homestead Bill grants 16O acres of
public land TO any person (almosp who will
settle on them and cultivste them, except reserved
lands within fifty miles of certain railroads, and
Of these eighty acres. There is nothingin the
act, however, to preventa single man and a single
woman, each being twenty one years Of age,
from locating each eighty a res OF these reserved
and higher priced lands, aud they are at perfect
liberty to get married the day afterward. ANY
person, male or female, who Is over twenty. one
years Of age aud citizen Of the United States, or
who not being citizen, has made legal declara-
ton OF his Intention TO become one, or who
being a citizen under twenty-one years Of
age, 10 nevertheless the head Of q family, or has
spent fourteen days or over In the military lervice
Of the United States, and has never borne arms
against the Federal Governmet, nor given aid nor
comfort to Its enemies, is entitled to the benefit
of the bill
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM GENERAL McuLELLAN's ARMY.
Fsur Days Fishting-Gen. Mcclellan Fall
ing Back-Engagement on James River
The Rebels Shelled by the Gunboats-Gsn.
MagrudeF Prisoner.

FoRrREss MosRoE, July IA O'CLOCK .. M
A gunboat has just arrived at Fortress Monroe
from the scene of action yesterday. ten miles
above City Point. That division Of our army has
been fighting four days, and have retreated about
seventeen miles. The fight Of yesterday was most
terrific, the enemy having two or three to cur
one. The battle commenced with our land forces,
and, after about four hours fighting, our gun
boats got In range, and poured into the rebels a
heavy and incessant FIRE. This FIRE the rebels
stood about two hours and then retreated.
Our troops have captured, Notwithstanding
their disadvantages, q, large number Of artillery
piece. and 20Oo prisoners, among whom is The
rebel Gen. Magruder. The place where this last
action took place is near Turkey Greek.
The retreat Of the enemy last evening was with
great disorder, and their loss has been very heavy
much greater, It is thouR ht, than ours. Still
have nothing definite in regard to loss. La the
retreat forced upon Gen. Mcclellan by the supe-
rior numbers Of the enemy, learn that he had to
spike his siege guns and leave them on the field
after burning the carriages-the nature OF the soil
rendering 1t impossible to move them.
In the retreat MANY Of our sick and wounded
were necessarily left behind
There are, Of course, innumerable reports and
rumors here, but send only what appears to be
authentic.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
AxVIIth C0NGREss-Sseenis ssstfsn.

SENATE After our report closed yesterday
The bill to equalize the grades Of line officers
OF the navy was, after some discussion, recon-
The bill relating to fines imposed and collected
by Justices Of the peace In the District Of Column
bla; was taken up and passed.
The Treasury note bill was called up, and after
the following amendments had BEEN adopted, II
was passed ITO reserve S75 600 coo for prompt
payment Of deposits; authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to redeem the notes In coin at his
discretion, and making the noes under IS Of the
coin.
The vote on Its passage was as follows:
eas-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Chandler,
Clark, Dixon, Foot, Hale, Harris, Henders On /,
Howard, Howe, Lane Of Ind, Lane OF Kansas,
Morrih, Pomeroy, Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyck,
ade, Wilkinson, Wiley, and Wilson of Mis-
Nays-Menrs. Carlile, Collamer, Cowan, Da-
Wis, Foster, Harlan, King, Powell, Salisbury,
sherman, stark, Trumbuli, ana Wright-l3.
Adjourned.
HousR.-After our report closed
the Senate's amendments to the naval apprc-
concurred In, while others Were rejected
Mr. Sedgewick reported bill for the relief OF
the officers and crew Of the Governor which was
foundered on her way to Port Royal; passed.
Also, bill regulating the appointment Of Sec
ond lieutenants In the marine corps; rejected.
Also, joint resolution rendering the thanks OF
Congress to Captains Colds borough and Farragut
and Lieut. Worden for gallantry In recent en-
gagements passed.
Mr.. Sedgewick offered resolution instructing
the Committee Of Naval Affiirs to inquire as to a
proper location for the Naval Academy and re-
port at The next session by bill or otherwise
Mr.. Calvert moved to strike out the committee
and insert five naval officers, to be appointed by
the President; carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Hutchins, Of Ohio, the reso-
luton was laid on the table.
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X ebsl Literature.

Two choice bits OF rebel literature have lust
come to light Toey are no feeble inventions,
Northern free schools, but the genuine thing,
which forswears allegiance to English grammar,
and regards spelling as matter Of private judg-
ment.
The first was brought out in this wiset Several
months ago MIR. Warner, carpenter on the Mem.
phis and Ohio Railroad, seld q watch to another
employees OF the com Dany, named Powers. The
former was quiet Union men-the latter loud
secessionist. varnpr attempted repeatedly to
collect the dob, and finally wrote Powers the
subjoiaed note:
MEMPHIS, Dec Is, 1861.
Mr.. N. T. Ptios,s-S,; want you to pay
me for, or send me, that watch; IL you do not, /
will expose You in the worst manner that | can
You are doing anything but tacting the gentleman
with me. This Is the last time shall write to
Soa. g. c. WARNER"
Powers sent back the letter with the following
reply written upon the same sheet;
"Str-Ay psfvet pinion is Public express IL
that you AZ Dam Black harted ablichiness, and
II ever hear Of you open you moth a game you
Will get you bead shave and cent Back to you
free nigar Land Whar you be along these are
Ooet -
Warner pocketed the eaffront-"ablchinessn and
all-and nursed his wrath In silence until our
forces captured the city. On Friday he encount-
cred Powers upon the street.-The hrst time since
the night Of the Rehels-and gave him a mercl-
less Gaming Powers, with one eye under an
eclipse, and his general physioenomy badly dam
SSC0l Tue CdSS DtIO1c frOVCst MdrSDal
Gould for adjudication. Vsrker admitted the as
sauit, and Justified" by producing the above
correspondence. Capt. Gonld's Court Is one OF
original and exclusive Jurisdiction; the plea was
good before Il, and Warner was discharged from
custody.
The other was found In the effce Of the ppeal, /,
left behind by the conductt.s Of that journ when
they removed their establishment to Grenada
hiB- The following is a copy:
"a CHALLENGE
'Where as the wicked policy Of the president
maklng war upon the South for refusing to SUBJ
IEt TO wrong too palpable for Soutberners to do
And where as IL has become necessary for the
young Men of our country, NY Bcotbet, in the
number, TO enlist 10 do the dirty work of Driving
the Mercenarys from our sunny sonth, whose soil
Is too holy for such wre;ches to tramp And whose
atmosphere Is to pure for them to breathe
FOR such an indignity offered to Civilization
merely Challenge any abolition or Black Re-
publican lady Of character IL there can be such q
one found among the negro equality race To
Meet me at Mason and dixon line With a pair
Oi Coits Iepeaters or any other weapon they Law
ChooIe. That May receive satisfaction for the
Insult. yICroRIA r C;oonwIY
"Spring Dale Miss April 27, 1s6I.''
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IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI
RlVEk.
Commodore Farrasut Passes the Batteries
at Vicksburg with Nine Of his Fleet.

The following dispatch has been received at
the War Department:
STEAM RAM SWITZERLAND, dbous VtekSbnrg,
June y, via Memphis, July To Hon. Edwin
NJ Stanton, Sscretary Of War: Since nv dispatch
informing you that I had communicated with
Flag Oficer Farragut, have been able to main
tain constant Intercourse with his feet, through
the active energy Of Gen. Williams.
On the 26th instant went up the Yazoo river
with two rams, the Monarch and Lancaster, the
latter under command Of Medical Cadet Charles
Elicit. proceeded about IS miles to a point
where the river In obstructed by raft built by
tie enemy and protected by four guns In battery.
NV object was to capture or destroy three of the
enemy's gunboats that was informed were living
below the raft-theVan Dorm, Polk aud Livings.
ton. ran up close under the battery, and was
mortified to see the enemy set fire to the boats and
start them adrift down upon US.
was obliged to leave the men to escape the
confagration, but the three boats were entirely
destroyed. The enemy did not ire upon US.
Ii Is with great pleasure that I announce the
arrival Of Flag Officer Farragut, with nine ves.
sells Of his feet, above Vicksburg. They passed
up this morning about O'Clock, through severe
d re from some thirty forty Of the enemy's guns.
Their loss, as far as reported il four men killed
and thirteen wounded.
Respectfully, Lieut.. Col. A. w. Elicit
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From New Orleans.

Nsw OhLEAss, June s1.-This Is an irnpbr-
taat day In the history Of New Orleans, FOR. the
different "ordtrs" which have been published
by Gen Butler and Gen Shepley, demanding
the oath Of allegiance and other loyal demonstra-
tions, whereby the Government can decide be-
tween loyal and disloysl men, eliminate on
Wednesday next, as the acts alluded 10 are TO be
performed on or before that mentioned date. To-
day all grace that preceded the order demanding
the oath Of allegiance from ofacial ends, as will
be seen by the following notice:
Headquarters Nil tayy Commando sf,,
Nsto Orleans, City Hall, June 20.
Every person who exercises any ofice, or
holds any place Of trust or calling, which calls
for the doing Of any legal act whatever, or for
the doing Of any act, judicial or administrative,
which shall or may affect any other person than
the actor" IL such office or place 10 held by him
under The authority of the charter or city laws
and ordinances OF New Orleans, will, withou,
deisy report In writing to the military command.
ant, ut the City Hall, whether he has complied
with general order No. al, issued by the com.
manding general Of this department, and taken
the oath therein prescribed. C. F. SHEPLxY,
Military Commandant.
JAMES E. DuSHAM, secret1fy.
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IL The liquor dealers Of New York CITY are
in great glee over the decision Of Recorder
Rot nan, In the Court OF Sessions, IN the matter
oI ne arrest OF John Orn1er, for violati'g the
Sunday Liquor Law. The Recorder decides that
toe liquor cases do not come wi hin the juTisdc-
ton OF the criminal courts and that the penalties
imposed oy the Leg islature must be recovered
oV civil actions. But these civil actions Will no.
he brought, for the re a.on that nobody will foot
tue oiIls-as N the cases hitherto brought before
me courts, tne Board Of Supervisors have refused
70 audit the bills Of the District Attorney and the
Coh: troller refused to pay-the Supreme Court
AIS. deciding that that onicer could not be COM
Eelled to do 20. On account Of this complexion
OF the case the law Is, In reality, nullity
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FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DIR. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR


PosT OFFICE, Washington, ID. c., June %.
This is to certify that have intensely Suffered
for many vears from dyspepsia, loss OF appetite,
nervousness, and general debility, falnting, ex-
haustion, cholic, pain in the breast, &c, &c.
After trying the most scientific doctors Of the
present day without the least particle Of relief,
till commenced to use DR. TumbletV's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me to health
6. B. CLARK, Post Once.
Good Ns,cs for All
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1862.
This Is to certify that | have been stone ol!nd
for upwards Of two years. The beIt doctors N
Washington failed to cure me. / was led to DIR.
Tumblety blind, and in a most pitiable and de-
plorable condition My eyes appeared like uI-
GERS, which discharged a great quantity Of puS or
matter. Dr. Tumblety has performed the cure.
Persons wishing further particulars can call and
see me SEvA BAILEY,
At Mrs. Barbour's, 375 Sd St, bet and Z.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 30, 1862.
To the PHSIie:-l have been under the practice
OF DR.. Tumblety for some time. When ] first
applied to him he stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asking me any Questions
whatever. NV complaint was a violent cough,
denotiDg consumption, and rheumatism. His
first treatment was to restore the lungs and evade
the cough, which his med icines accomplished
The rheumatism, which 10 Of long standing, he
undertakes to cure, and II he can accomplish
that end will give him the full benefit Of the
truth, as well known in Washington CITY for
nearly nine years as a florist on the Island.
WIN. HUGHES, 9TH and b SITS.
Consumption Cured.
Dr. Trmblsty-Dsdr Sir:-I am happy to state
my case al follows had been afflicted with
constipation, pain In the breast, hectic fever in
cessant cough, copious eIpectcraton OF matter
and continual wasting away OF the whole body
From the symptoms 1t appeared could not sur
vive many months, but contrary to the expecta-
uons OF every one, DR.. Tumblety has cured me
JOHN BENNETT. Foreman
/ OF Nailor's Stable, bet. 10 and \ sts.
Deplo,abls Coalition of Body and MIND.
was almost dead with pain in my chest, bach,
shoulders, side and head; was debflitated that [
could scarcely walk. NV mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were 1t not for Dr.
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, | would have
been dead before this. | am now completely
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN, P street,
| between 18th and 10th, w ashington.
/ WASHINGTON, June 1, 1862
Dr.. TEnlbiety-Dear Sir:-As you are ALWAYS
disposed TO make known everything calculated
to benefit society, have concluded 10 send you
brief statement Of a cure recently performed on
me by your Herb Medicines. 1 became so low
and emaciated with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and great debility, that have been confined to
my room, and my case seemed hopeless NV
physician not being able tn relieve me, I applied
to DR.. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. John g. WALSH
je S-3w Sexton st. Matthew's Church.
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GOLD FIELDS OF AUsrRALIA.-During the
month Of January, 1880, 1861 and 1862 respective
thus: 1860, 20 SIS ounces; 1861, 80 s6S ounces;
1862, a, ,935 ounces.
DApplegate & Company, booksellers, Of Gin
cinnati, have just given out a single order for
forty thousand copies Of Parson Brownlow's book
This is said to have been the largest single order
ever given for one book.
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IL The public debt Of Great Britain with a
population Of 20 0o0 coo inhabitants, Is "a
1000. The funded debt Of France, with a pop
ula;ion Of IS 900, 90 Inhabitants 10 964 600 600
he public debt Of Austria, with population OF
80 600 900 inhabitants, Is 81, I6S 90 0G That of
Russia, with population Of IS 600 900 inhabit.
ants, 10 $4,000, coo. The public debt Of the
nitea states, with population Of 1000 coo in
haoi,ants, 90 900 Of whom are In a state of re-
hslion, will, at the expiration Of the year. amount
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE
TAs bsst fn fhs World.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-waanted not to injure the Hair In theileast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or RHSty Has,
instantly turns Splendid Black or Brown, leav-
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
II The Genuine Is signed WILLIAMA. BATCH.
RLOR, on tke foEr sides Of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsw York,
mT-1y (Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
HANS, HAMS! HAMS - Henry Neyes G.
Cassard, Reiman's Orange brand, N. w. Thom-
as, and F. w. Cassard's best sugar cured Hams,
10 cents per pound. These are the very best
brands Of Hams. Best Philadelphia Print But
ter IS cents, at
GEo. w. STEWART Sons,
jy 1-eo3t$ corner 12th and streets.
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UTAt a large auction sale OF paintings, held
IN New York lately, some very fine pieces by
merriam artists brought excellent prices, con-
iering the war times Carter's Death Of the
gin was sold at 500, and one of Van Asse-
lyn, " "Embarkation from an Eastern Port" at
Sl6i; Yernells "Children In the Wood" broup ht
$3.50, and a "Roman Flower Grip $50. Van
Brest's "Old Castle Gardeni was purchased for
800, and a ''Draught Horse" by Herring, OF
London, for S55. Church's study Of his "Del-
uge' was knocked down for ee2 so
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DRAKB's PLANTATION BIrTERs.

IL invigorates, strengthens and purihes the sys.
tenn, 10 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efectual tonic In the world. It 10 COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix RUM particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocer, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
looms. p. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3mH 202 Broadway, New York.
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The Call for More Troops.

BosToN, July Ex-Governor Andrew has issued
call to the people Of Massachusetts to All up 10
the maximum number all her regiments in
the field, and for fifteen new regiments, now
In response to the call Of the War Department.
The Governor closes his call as follows: "Massa-
chusetts, which has never slumbered nor slept,
must now arise to higher efforts, and pledge 10
all the duties of patriotism with renewed deyo-
ton the Individual efforts, the united hearts, heads
and hands Of all her people"
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CHEAr CASH STORE!
oILctoTH, Tls WAREI cRocKERY.
GLASS S14EEisY,r %AfEis YrASoS sG., e. GOODS
We have on hand q large assortment Of
Floor Ollcloths, l.54 and wide,
Table Qilclo,ns, different patterns, I'll widths,
Ollcloth Table Covers.
Tin Pans, Buckets, Sauce pans,
Plates, Cups, Coffee Boilers,
Basins, Butter Kettles, 80.
ALSO,
Croctery. Glass and Queens Ware, OF all styles
Tubs, BusLst.. Cord.ss, Brooms.
Brushes, aeskets, Willow and Wooden Ware of
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Csryers, Forks, Will
sons Butcher Knives, 60, 80.
Together win every thing that il useful In the
housefurni.hlng line. Persons in want Of any Of
70 give ~ call before Purchasing elsewhere,
kemember the No., 369 Seventh stre:t, between
I and X.
jeHei BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
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WANTS.

0nN MEN WANTED for tbs 5th Regular
EOU Ckva ~. Pay. In addition 10 ratIens and
clothing, ai3 to S2l per month.
ltmium ra!o to citizens or soldiers for efch
accepted recruit.
o. further Information seply at the ato camp cf
the regiment, Camp Cllfbufns, 2lst str. OF, " AL
llGs IN, ID. G. h. FOSD'CK,
F NOTICE.
Il HOSE In want OF Employment cf any kind
would better cal on the new IN FELLI6 ENCE
OFFICE, No. 5l1 9.h street, where the best Of
va, Q applications on hard for good Cooks, Llnn
drsfsez, w alters and Seamstresees
Also, for Young Men 20 wait On sab'es IN priva,e
famI es or hotels. FARM HANDS waned En-
poyers IN vant o good hep VIII find il to taeir sd
N. b. HOUSES wanted. The best of ten,nts
can be obtained without charge BY applying Is
above,
m as-1y N. ii. MILLER.
WhNsTNEhpFTTSss FS sITSs iES HSv ggSyiVPs sEGSRNNR RN
DING, for which We are paying the highest
cash prices. Families dcclirlnx housekcsDinr, or
having surplus Of furniture, viii ind IL 70 thsiI
styantags to give N call.
isD-t Ne. $50 Ith st.. bstv. ana sta.
WAN-ED-Everyp person TO know that an N
w the market. ready TO pay oasa for Ill ARTICLES
In the housefufrishinE line. Those leaving q
city, or having surplus, viii sa well 70 call. n.
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh st., between q sDd n sts. /,
least side,l Dealer In New and Seoord hand Fgr1
nltrre. EoHu
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AUCTION SALES.
By J G. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctIoassrs.
rTRUSTEE,S SALE OE VALUABLE I'M.

By G. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctIoassrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Of the Cirtg Cut lie D.,rot Tt' Of Gou%Ss %
passed on the ffth day Of June, 1852, a csass N
and Thomas Wsch is dofenGsat. The ndsriisned
viii eel AZ Public Auction, - the highest bidder,
o'c.oek m. upon IN. premises, the vest l.rt Of
hot No . IN ssnsre No 4l7 in the city Of Wa,h
sverus. 6sts cen Fo1,th AID Fifth Streets SesT,
and running bask 10 twenty foot alley, tcGether
with me l,nProyscen,s thsrecn, consisting OF
7erms of sails. UIe-ihIrd oftbe parchste uoney
ments in slI and tvs!vs mortks from the d.J Of
ssle; the deferred PAYMENTS 10 hear interest from
DC nds Of the par sasser, with saTety or srrsties
10 be approved by the Trustee
of sGe .9 s yss
tns VIII DO resoid at his Ilsk snd expense.
All oonveyanciDg at the cost of the surchater.
je7 2.vsd. &c McdUlESs 4 Co, huOt,.
By. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoreers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
1r.6s Il tesd II Grr tru.s or rsoo1ded
amos G the land record. Of W s,binEton county, ID
G so aosE m Puo iuSfoB Sa So on "a
day of July. 1892, az the once OF J. G. MoGuire
ing Real Estate situate in the city Of Washing ton
ID. G., that Ia - Say
Lots a. e, ts a, and Is. ip ssu.re No. ss1.
Nos IS, :6, and H. in square SIS, frORtinE on In
diana aveaus, near the CITY Hal.
The several parcels (a! lInproved) Will be offered
separately.
The terms o; sale are: Ono fourth in cash; aud
tho reeidle In eIT, Twelve ard eighteen months,
with interest fIoIa the day of sale; the deferred
PAYMENTS To bs secured BY Eotes EatIEf.ctOTy 70
the trIstee, and ie1, by deed or trust uson the
property for the purchase G! vr.ch suoh ncteE shall
have been respectively gwen.
II these terms BE not Complied with en- third day
after the ga the trustee reserves she night to
SELL upon three Gags notI,e, a. the risE ana eK
renss OF the GefsUlling purchaser
All oonvoJ anciaE at the expense Of the purcht
seTs respectively
J. NJ. CARLISLE, TruEtee
je eo-tts J. g.. Mcguire A co, Aucts.
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Guerilla Depreda,iens in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July The turnpike bridge be-
tween Harrodsburg and Perryville, and another
between Nicholasville and Pekin, was burned las,
night, as Is supposed, by rebel guerillas Hict-
man bridge 10 also considered In danger.
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HANDSOME BLACK LACE SHAWLS!
H tellIng Of very cheap at
J. W. COELEY,S,
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i AND PlNEy POINT.

Two AQUA CREEK
Il AND PINEY POINT.
Th- Potonso Sieamt o.t Company Will dispstoh
O. bot fr m tho foot Of 7th street. r.
Washing o., eysrJ moIhrEE. !San EszS
Cay CT PteC,) ats o'clock, for TASugA3r20zzz1
Creek. stopping 81 Marbcry' . Landing. Returning
wll! lesve hsa4a Creek every dAy, (Sundays en-
oeP ell etl O'Clock m
IN cSnnecti 2. @ irtIght boat will run every dsy.
For fre' ghi and passage apYy on board the boats
On SatTrdsys, the boat e.vinf st O'CLOCK m
the morn nG will eLteTd her mp 10 P'rey PoIut
ard Primo Pel LteTmeGi.te iendlREs. Returning,
lesve flEey Point .. eIsat O'Clock on SUNDAY eve
niuE.
Fare 10 Aqua Creek. 50. Round triy, sS,
Fare . y n.y Pcint, 81.
tho vhsrvr. is Ia ms
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QLACK SILK RUFFLED.
- MANTILLAS AND SACQUES,
In the best ,tyles and .ov prices, st
j. w. COLLEY'S,
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THE POPLAR SPRINGS HOTEL AN
SUMMER RETREAT,

EW eOoDS-NEw GOODS!
C CHEAPER THAN EVER
Ls,ss sssorts lots Of Summer Dress Goods inst
foS - ~ s9d eelhgs Of gressiy reduced prices
'SSSsy y j.. w. CULLEYS~
H1W e0e ssvsath r., sbove Pa ~.
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island.
NEW YoRK, July 2-The steamer Honduras,
from Port Royal on the 30th instant, reports that
the steamer Vanderbilt, with two schooners in
tow, left that place on the 18th for James Island
TO convey our troops there back to Hilton Head.