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A NOBLE PrHross, AND GLORIOUS RES rr-.-
There are as many roads 20 fame AMI i1s---e as
there were ceteways 20 ancient The e.. lg1r
ambitious warrior is for carving bis way with ,-e
sabre your aspiring politician for mlla. 1v--iur
his way by sabtlety aui c'lsuumate art bus
there Is one broad grand path % the goal. along
which nothing base can travel. I Is Che pltl S.,
apart f5r tie march Of talent, energy and noble
purpose, ami though full CO Obstacles, i- contains
none which d great man cannot surmount- I-la
fact has been exemplidsi "a .rnunerlJl1 ius-s-e-s
but IL few more forcibly than in the cl-eer f- De-
HcLLowAY Of Load r. Ter = year. De- l-'F D-
said 90 have been climbing
The steep where fame s prcui ,eu- De- Tres 7--.
.,,tteria. blessings a. every stc7. tie a7-ci- 90
have reached the summit az l1z-. TIE s.sf r--1
which he has leaned in his ascent has ben I-i---
fisng. and By It's all he has net only REALIZED
world-wids celebrity and a sqlsndii fortune, Ia,
has been enabled 90 famlisrize millions cf tie i-l
with the healing properties Of bis pills and oiat
mert. who would rcvcr ctLcraisc have been lerl-
fitted thereby. The victims Of dy9pepsil In ,his
country, anl unt1- tunately their name Is legion,
have good cause % rei9iso that so vide putlc.ty
has been given 20 the virtues Of his pills Thou
the columns Of the American press; for, If We are
rightly informed, they have cured and are now
curing more cases Of tins distressing complaint
than an other medicines combined. We hear, go.
Of cure Of scrofula and other external disorders
the ointment, which, if hey were not v0ucLci fog
by the best authority. we should pronounce iu-
credible These medicines seem 60 Dc, what no
other advertised medicines have ever done before
FULFIL TAX PROMISES 0F THE A oT EHrfsEHEN- --
n. J. Police GaSsfs-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19

By private adviees from Washington, &C.
ceived in this city. it is known that nothing
whateve. had been heard from Gen. McClel-
Ian. later than wa. printed in the morning
papers.
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HATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.


IIh DL.I n IIIH " N-'I-'1
william A. Bachelors celebrated lisi- l--
produces a color no. 90 be distinguished from l'-
ture-warrantsd 70, 70 iujure the Hair ia .-e
least; remedies the III effects Of bal dyes, AMI a
vigora,ss the Hair for life. GREY, RED. 90
RUSTY HAIR instantly taras spleniii Black
or Brown, leaving the Hair s3f. and boautital-
Sold by ell Druggists, &c.
T-The Genuine IS .izaol WILLIAM A
BATCHELOR on TIE four i@s' Of zach 'ar-
FACTORY No. 81 Barclay Street
New To-.
,L.-.-ll Da4--tg -lfla fsgl Nts.t-1
u1vlau
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mrAsLrs ARE pRosTRATING

Volunteers by hundreds, the hospital ars
crowded with them. soldiers, BE- warned in time.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are positively ia.al!i.ie Ia
the cure Of this disease; occasional does ,l .l-m
will preserve the health even uader The greatest
exposures. Only IS cents per Box. ga
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19
HEADQ ARTERs Army or PoToNAc, I
Sept. 18th, 5 O'Clock \. VI. I

IlEADg ARTERs ARHY OF TOTUNAll
Sept. 18th, 5 O'Clock \. VI.
To n w. HGliect
have lust learned from zen. Hooker on
the advance. who states that the information
is perfectly reliable that the enemy is making
fJr the river in a perfect panic, and Gen.
Lee stated last night publicly that he must
admit they had been ,hockiugly whipped.
am hurryinE everything forward 70 en-
deavor % press their retreat to the utmost.
G. B MCCLELLAN,
Niilr General Commanding.
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HOW LOST now RESTORED .
J.f P.bnb.d N s s,al,9 Eavs,gPs. Pre- ems
A LECTURE OF the Nature, Irsat-e1., aut
\ Radical Cure Of spsrma.orraos, OF seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Deoil-
itv. aud Inpsdiucn,5 to Marriage generally NeT-
rsusnsss. Consumption. Epilepsy and FITS Ne ,,
tai Physical Ineapacity, resulting iroI SER ~
A5rsr &s.--By RoBF. j. CrLvIEWLLL' d. y
author II de Grre1 Box, g..
"a Boon to Thousnnds or Sufferers"
Seat under ss4I, IN a pliin envelope, 10 any al
d,es5 pl,f paid N receipt Of six cents. or tvo
postage stamps, by Dr.. c II. J. @. KLINE,
III Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1856.
Aug. 8. iaw3mi5
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ard House Mr. Barber had also Red-ROck
SOW with litter Of thirteen fine pigs, Of her
own production and raising
Mr. Henry stanton, of Burlington, also
exhibited swine of uncommon excellence.
MEcHAxIc's HALL.
The display here was decidedly meagre -
Commencing at the east end we noticed some
harnesses Of excellent workmanship exhibited
bv Mr.. John Arnold, Of Burlington.
Joshua Jewell occupied considerable space
with a creditable display Of beautiful carved
maho any and black walnut bedsteads and
furniture. tasteful cottage" furniture,
wicker chairs, &c.
Mr. A. ". Powers, exhibited the only pi-
auo, one OF bis own manufacture throughout,
with improved iron frame. presenting. as he
claims, decided advantages over the common
styles, and with o-er-strung bass. It is a
very fine instrument, Of fall, rich tone and
great power, snd does its maker credit.
NJ. Platt cass Of hats, caps, gloves, &c.
and trunks, all apparently of excellent quail
iiy.
Briusmaid 6 HIldreth large case Of rich
silver and plated ware handsome reGula-
ton sword, &C.
IL. s A. X. Ballard Pottery and Stone
ware, IN considerable variety. OF excellent
workmanship.
C.6J.N. Hills. Kerosene lamps.
j r. Forest Bee hive.
Jacob Green had his lint picker II full
operation at the Western end. grinding up
the lint in quantities marvellous to the be
holders, and Of a quality which would al
most reconcile one to being shot, moderately,
for the sake Of a cure by such asecy fakes
Of linen.
Outside Of Mechanics Hall there was a small
show Of Agricultural t,ols and machinery.
Harrison Lake OF Shelburne, exhibited d
well contrived combined horsepower thrashing
and Tanning Machine, the tanning mill be-
ing detachable, and arranged to work BY
hand or power
Munson < Lyons destined to be famous
Potato digger, which we have heretofore
described in these columns, and which proves
to be the simplest and most effective digger
in use, was on the ground.
J. :. Pierce exhibited hay cutters and
churns.
H. II. Doolittlo, improved Il5w-
X. P Kidder. Patent movable comb Bee
hives and Italian Bees
Harmon Ray, handsome Rockaway snd
buggy.
II. Vickery, excellent wagons
Ara .MDuucan ,oi Winoosk Il strong
and .ervic-able lumber and side spring wag
on.
The total number Of entries was about 500
Wednesday the people were in from the towns
around in multituies. The Fair is, We IN
understand, a pecuniary success. the re-
csipts paying the expenses and premiums,
and lcavsnr surplus in tbe treasury.
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Married.

in BurIinst1a. sept lltd, By Rev. u. /. Aus
tn, Mr.. Giles Andrews, Of shel0urue 20 Miss
Jare l. Chandler Of Clubridgc.
JnAllurgb, Sept. 10th, y Rev. Il. y. Munger,
NJ. a. J. Pecnan, Of Colchester, to Mis- Mary
!. Mott, cf AIburgh
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IsIr POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOL
DER can be so foolish a. TO leave tis city
vithou, a supply OF H5l5ray's Oitias1f fHf ii..'.
Whoever does So VIII deeply regret it. These
medicines are the only certain cure or Bowel
Complaints, Fevers, Sores and scu-vy.
Only 21 cents per Box OF Pot -
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FARM FOR SALE.

n WILL sell my farm, heretofore known as toe
Il LOOMS or Smile farm, consisting Of 50 acres
Of excellent land in a good state Of cultivation,
With good house, horse barn, and two cattle barns
and sheds. Tie farm is one Of the best farms IN
the town, net one Toi Of waste land on it, the 10
cation is healthy, in one Of the best eonmuntics
to be found in the land, and the view from the
place the most delightful, the farU is well water
cd, plenty Of wood, good sugar orchard, sugarhouc
tools Terms S2,500; twO-thirds Of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage if desired.
HENRY BLAKE.
Warixick Sent sfh 1851 dAw3t
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DISEASES or WONEN.--ot. H,u
oS attends exclusively 20 The treatment Of P-.sIf
Disease and the sgecsal Diseases Of WOMEN, At
his RzxEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases at
No. IS Union e., Providence, r. I. See Ais 3D.
vertisemeut Of TIE GaEsr TyDL.y RraroY FOB
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. q. d4vIT
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New York. Sept. IS
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Com {.

NEW 1ORki sept. IL.
\ special dispatch states that two pTiso-
ners say there are few troops in or around
Richmond, that city being a vast hospital.
Charleston has been practically evacuated,
many Of its citizens having taken up their
quarters IN huts beyond the city limits, and
out Of the range Of our gunboats.
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vFnIcATED sUGARPIILS. .pch

arc Doot. Chords Homeopathic Prellriti5-s.
rhoy are pleasant 70 take, ard cure the different
diseases for which they are prepl-el, hey are al
ministered alike to old AMI young without trouble
A complete assortment At J. W. Rory Co..,
Agent, Sen, per mail, adde's
PHILIP LEE, Proprietor
l3t William st., New lor-.
Send f.ra manual furnished free. PEiLrr Lr-',
name is ~ each box o. The genuine
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19

frAA1N AA-AA-f I Arf -'- r. A-
To, Cavalry force which left uarpers FIR
w last night, At 5 O'Clock, arrived here to-
day at O'Clock
They consisted OF the l2.h Illinois, and lst
Maryland. "A part Of the S;h New York, and
some por.i n Of an independent regiment,
numb. ring about 600 men. Gen. White,
it ccms, was completely surrounded at HarT-
er- Ferry. and the cavalry force obtained
permission to cut their way out.
Af..r obt,irins a guide they succeeded IN
making their way around the enemy without
being discovered, and on reaching the vii
liimsp ut Road they discovered a train Of wa
CONS which they captured 1t turned out to be
L9ng-treet's ammunition train which had
lust left Hlgcr>town after supplying his
division with ammunition. The wagons were
ab3u, half full. and most Of them proved to
be those taken from Gen. Popc's army at
Centreville. They numbered about 30.
About - prisoners we're captured at the
same time, some of them formerly lived in
this vicinity
Capt. Palmer t,.day proceeded to lagers-
town aud found that the robsls had gone,
aud De- is now in pursuit Of them with
lsrse io-cs Of cavalry and infantry which
Joined him today.
TIE cavalry tina, came through state that
/ the troop, at IIarpeI's Ferry could hold olt
until to-day, and that if reinforccmsnts came
up before noon they would be safe.
( \ despatch has reached here that Gen
Mcclellan defeated and routed L0nsstreet
and Hell yesterday, with great slaughter and
thst the rebels were flying in every direction
70 get out ct Maryland.
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE IN>UH-

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT F5S Iss-.
rTNHE Member Of the VERMONT Mutual tiar
\ Issuance COMPANY are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by The
Directors, on all notes IN fo7ce on the following
-
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BALTIMORE, Sept. Il

BALTIMORE, Sept. lj-
ten. L5ngstrect is killed and his body Is
at Middletown.
ten. Hill is wounded and prisoner.
Our victory is regarded as one Of the
greatest Of the war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19

EFT in ny possession b. 2 a;o7oii ol .43
( SRA ius., ) yelrling and two-y eafi-o.l
C,tt'e. The owner IS requested TO Pr &c properly
Ray charges, lui take them away. ,,,.r-r
w-.- Hi'.,z Azs. 18th, l5s2- wI0Et
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19

Toe city t, day is in perfect fever Of eI-
citemeut. crowds throns the streets cheering
enthusiastically for Gen. Mcclellan and the
signal victory he has obtained over the reb-
els
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19
LEAD rENNILS.

DLAcK, RED, BLUE and GREER. Also,
ID White ard colored cRAY0SS, for Artists
and Mechanics. White aud Colored CRAYoNS
for Schools complete sssortmen ut for sale at
HUNTINGT0N'S.
Sept. s, 1859.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19

CINCINNATI, sept j..
All business wa. roslmcl to-day
III, rebels have fallen back only four
miles south Ut Flor nee They have ieit
Maysville and gone to Plri>
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HARRrspuRe Sent. l;

The Governor states that Z, 600 men have
responded to his call for the defence Of the
State. and that he expects that the number
will be increased to l00,0 900
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wOOIES YARS.

INVITE, Brown, Mixed, seaTis'i hA-i'n
W Yam. last received and FOR sale y an.
EDWARD BARLOW.
. r,L 1850 daT-t
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
OF AN INVALID.-Pa'us.4

for me- Benefit md as ITa-7iHg and d Cla'~- %
You-7 N,4 who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay, &c; supplying At tie same
time the means Of Seli-eure. By one who --s
cured himself after being Pu, to great expense
through medical imposition and quackery. by
enclosing postpaid addressed envelope. s'ss-E
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
Bedford, Kings Co., Y b..
March IL. i1-Ir
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pRUNs, DRUMS. DRUMs.

4 LII SIZES Of Drum, this day rscsi7ed, chap
"A for c1sh. G. L. HART.
&c. 1 Bank Bloc..
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A FEW choice Dress Goods and large assoTt
n ment Of good style De LANES and Prints
which will be sold as cheap as the times will ALLOW
For sale BY
EDWARD BARLOW.
Burlington, sept. 9Th, 1852. dsvtf
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A CHOICE assortment Of Autograph aad Pso
n tograph Adams, this day received a.
HUNTINGTONS
SENT s. 1861
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.

Far further Telegraph nerr, &c fourth page
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AAAAhlrA- NO. 4 a. 90 f.s ''
By order Of GOV. Curtin, tie draft ordered
to be made on the 18Th inst, has been post
p1uel until the 2jth.
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LOOK. LOOK, LOOK.

yrREsH GsOUND OATMEAL, this dag rs-
i eivedat q. l.. HART,
No. :, Bank EiceF
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HrADoUARrERs ARM 0F POT1uAl,
Bolivar, 10 \. NJ, SeTt. Is.
~ Gg HlIsck, GcH. ~ Ce,f
Information thi. moment received come
pls,.Iv confirms the r1ut and Generalization
Of the rebel army.
Gen. Lee j. reported WOUNDED and Car
land killed.
Gen. Hooker alone ha, over 1000 more
prisoners, 100 having been sontto Frederick.
1t is stated that Gen. Lee gives his los as
5000.
We are following as rapidly as ia5 men
can move
g b McCLELLAN, MAJ Gen.
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On SWINE. cur County Far entirely
knocked the spots out of the State Fair.
ss all ar agreed who have sen both. The
poorest hall e GU show would have
taken ihe premiums over all Their was at
Rutlaud Tn, most extensive exhibitor, as
usual, was Mr.. L. :. Drew. OF tie Ameti-
can. lie exhibited three lrus ci Berkshire
sows ana Pig. zine in each iamiiJ' %; rare
proportions and Pingni.udc, and a ii'e BeFA
Shire boar, 1. sewing especial lnenii,a
The hands lt,e 81 animal in this deIar In.nt e.
il beauty can he pfediea;ed Of ho.. w. to
our eye, the Mute English Berkshire boar
belonging 10 Mr. d. e. Barber, of the How
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-19

Ia- saes o.: fine wr5led sheep was not
what it NIGH; lave ZEN, ior numbers
though Of high ,zesilence rs far as IT went.
Nj. ). q. Weller If Hinesburgh, had some
pens of the " Atwood Spanish Me,ino,
Of great merit. sool Of beautiful faencss.
leg wooded clear down 10 the heels. and
necks ribbed with deep folds, as if Dame Ma
turs had gigen the favored aock skins TOO
large tor their bodies. ard 8, had to take it
Up IN tueks and reefs.
Nelson Newell Of Sbebu5ne, D. Giddings
q Wes,ic1d. Dexter Brieg. Of Williston and
W. r Taft, exhibited Nerino Sheep OF es-
Pscial excellence.
The coarse wooded aud mutton Sheep were
very tine Asa Brigham If Essex exhibited
leicester Buck. Weighing 2S2 lbs
: \ Sae5d Of Burlington, bad some
very fne Co,sw9il ard Leicester B-cas. and
four zen, 4 Eve. al "i noticeable c4ce!-
lencs
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CONGRESSIONAL.
MONDAY, June 2.

sKNArR.-Mr. sherman presented a petition for
The enlargement (by the Government) OF the loo ks
OF the Erie and Oswego canal for the passage OF
steamers ~
Mr.. Chandler made an adverse report from the
on the table
MT Sumner presented a petition from Boston
ior the enactment Of q general benkrupt law
MI sumner moved the reference Of the PresI-
oehVs emancipation message to the Committee
on Foreign Relations; so referred
Mf sumner also introduced a resolution call
ing on the war Department for Its orders appoint
ing provisional governors for Tennessee and North
carolina, and OF any instructions given 70 such
governors.
Mr. Sumner then addressed the Senate detail
ing an alleged conversation between Gov STAN
icy, OF e, and an abolition negro school teacher
named Collier, In which the latter was forhIdden
70 pursue his avocation longer In Newbern, &C :,
ana went on TO deprecate the policy OF Governor
stanley, IN the name OF the United States an un-
JUST and improper resolution adopted.
HOUSE Hon. w. ]. Allen, Of Ill, member
elect, appeared and was quaIIfsd
Ihe senate amendments to the Indian appro-
priation bill were taken up for consideration
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MORE NAVAL CAPTURES

latearrival from the Gulf brings intelligence
OF the capture OF several Of the class OF vessels
ported abroad as continually running the block
ade loaded with cotton. Among them are the
British sloop Annie Of Jesrtsss fO1s burthen,
which ran out OF creek near Mobile, laden with
forty bales cotton the British sloop Sarah and
the Confederate sloop New Eagle, sdek NOT larger
tAdH Jrigats's IasHoh, and having on board
fifty bales cotton.
Acting Vol. Lieut.. Calhoun, OF the steamer
Hunchback, reports the capture in the rivers OF
North Carolina Of four schoonen.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmssrMENrs To-NIsHs

Crowns THBArER-'The Mock DUKE, or
the Honey Moon,n and "Cool a. q Cucumber,
ere the attractions selected for this evening In
the frst play, Setchell, Triton and Mis- Jennie
Parker appear In the principal roles Miss Lofty
Houch viii also appear. Mr. Medium appears
in bis decidedly ftcool" character OF fiumper, In
the Comedietts, with pretty Enc 6ermon as
Virgins
FoRp's ALTERNATIVE pleasant resort opens
this evening for the summer season. The per-
forrnance commences with the great bnrlesque OF
"Msrrppa, or the Untamed Rocking Horse"
with stewart Robson a. Mazeppa, and Mrs
Risbop as the "Pearl Of Poland.n After whic b
the refnar kable and amuslng performance OF Com.
Foote and Col. Small; and the evenings enter
tsinment concludes with the "Hypocrite," with
stuart Robson al "Mavworm.o
Opp FKLLows' HALL.-Conant and SANKEY'S
gigantic Illustrations Of the war for the Union
will be presented to the public tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall. The exhibition comprises views
OF cities, army and naval movements, battles,
skirmIshes and burning and sinking Of ships, snd
other interesting views.
CANTERBURY.-MsnagerP ercival adds new
star 70 bis already nne list In the person OF Miss
Clara Butler, who, for several months, has been
the feature Of the western theaters, who will ap-
pear tonight for the hrst time. Her beauty and
exquisite vocal powers render her great favor
lite. Dick Parker, Talbot, and the entire court
Of beauty will also appear
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Rosenthal continues to
dispense FIRST class refreshments liquid and solid,
at the same time that he gives fne concert with
out extra charge.
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EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS Petitions Med
since last report Benjamin B. Hodge,, slaves
Evan Brent and james X. Folk. Elizabeth
Fowler, S slaves-Ellen, Mary, ELIZA, Margaret,
and - Lee. Lydia T English, slaves-Nelly,
Clara George, Catharine and Jenny Carpenter,
and Sarah and Mary Ellen Phenix. James y
Naylor, 1 slave-Fanny Ross. Margaret !. beaii
S siaves-LucH William a., Richard, John
Louis and Gese Moore. Elsey Curtis, slave
Madeline Cu1S Fielder r. Dorsett, slaves
sIl.s Dobsos q California. Jacob @. Smoot,
,IavesNElr3 Ann, Alexander, Julia, George,
John, winny Ann, Nelly and an infant. mary
Kew Wallace, Q ilaves--Cstharine A. and Chas
n Herbert Susannah G. Aenshaw, slaves
Leonard, Alex nder and Leonard Taylor, u. A.
G. Herold, / slave-Charlotte Camoell. Hope
Thomas, slave-Ann Smoot. Alfred I. Robih-
son. slave-Edward Humphreys. Walter Go
dew l slave-Minty Clarke. Laura V. Tayman,
siave-Stephen q ueen. Margt. Taylor, slave
Hester Solomon-EIiza kolP, siave-Ned Selby.
Christianna Getting }, slave-Otho Bell. Anna
Cecil, 9 slayes-Msfg Bryant, Mary, Sarah, Ed
and James Harley. Ann Blake, siave-Han-
nah Horden. Andrew Wylie, trustee, slave
Leanna Diggs. Papk Foruey, slaves-Willie
Jeckson and Edward. Leonard G.. Cook, :
slaves-Hannah, Maria, julia, Frances, Susan
nab Chusa, Margaretta, Harvey, and Levinia
Harper Samuel r. Carr, slaves-Ammoney
Lancaster and william Dorsey Edward Crayer-
Oft, I slsve-John Clark. George w. Wren and
Catharine A Wren, 9slaves-Alce, Oscar, Helen,
Masoch, and Cora Lewis; Sarah, Wallis, and
Henry Curtis, and George Cane. A. Ross Ray
| and Albert Raw, 1 slave-Aaron Hall. James
Morsell, l slave-PfscilIa Quad. John p
w heller slaveS-Sarah Ann OHutt, r ebert and
James Wesley. Samuel b. Anderson, slave
Chloe MARSHALL.
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VALUABLE SEIZURES.

The Navy Department have information Of the
recent capture by the gunoost Huron and steam.
ers Bienville and Augusha Of two Britsh steam.
ers, the Cambria and Patras, and the rebsl
steamer Kate, Che latter besched ,)-sn laden
with arms, munitions Of war and other contra.
band goods. They were engaged in endeavoring
to run the blockade Of Charleston. They were
each the prize OF a single vessel In the order
named above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-02
IMPORTANT GENERAL ORDERS
WdT Department, AdjHtasf GsnsYars Oekes,
Washington June l. 1861

HdT DtpdFi'1tHf, AdJHfaHf GearaFs ORes
WdShingfoa, June I, Is52.
General Orders, No. 81.
The Department Of Virginia Is extended to In
ciude that part OF Virginia south Of the Kappa
hammock and east OF the railroad from Freder-
icksburg 70 Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Major General Geo b. Mcclellan, U. 8. Army.
will assume command thereof, and OF all the L =.
=. forces within its limits,
Major General John f. Wool, u. 8. Army, Is
assigned TO the command OF the Middle Depart
ment, and will proceed TO Baltimore and assume
the command thereof
MsJot General John A. Dix, u & Volunteers,
will proceed Immediately to Fort Monroe ana
assume command at that point, reporting to
Msj1r General Mcclellan for orders.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
l.. THOMAS, Adiutant GeueraI