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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DATcHELoR's HAIR DYE
Tas best IN ths World.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from na.
ture-warranted not TO njuEe the air In the least
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invlgor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Rad or Rxsty Hal,
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold bY all
Druggist, &c.
IL The Genuine IS signed wILLIAMA. BArcH.
sJoR, On tAs fosr sides Of sask boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsw York,
ms7-1y (Late 233 Broad way and 10 Bond s..)
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III late EIr1pean steamer brought 10 New
York some Off OF the Austrian Navv, sant to
this country by the Emperor Francis Joseph to
examine the naval progress Of the United states
and modes of contracting iron-clad n-of war.
IL 10 understood that the Spanish heet which
sailed from this port recently, also left two OF
Her Catholic Majssty's ID Gers behind for a SINH
lar purpoee
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Captain Lowell.

BosToN, July 7Ih.-Csptain Lowell, Of the
twentieth Massachusetts, r-ginent. killed near
Richmond, was the son of Charles Russell Low
ell. He gradu ted at Harvard College In 1858
with the high hest honors OF his class.
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FROM THE sHE>AHDoAu VALLEY

FROM THE >HE ESAHDOAH VALLEY.
FRONT ROYAL, July s.-Reports have been re.
ceived here that one Of our wag on trains on road
leading south ward, near Flint Hill, was attacked
yesterday bv zoo bushwackers, and small panic
ensued. The attacking party was at first believ d
TO be the advance guard Of a large force. Shortly
Afterwards the rebels were dispersed into the
mountains, and nothing more has been heard Of
them ..-
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The Response of RuffaIa n ",

BUFFALO, N Y july s-The common coun-
ell Of This city has appropriated $50 600 TO ra So
new regiments in answer tn the rrce { call of the
government Tor troops, giving SIS bounty to each
recruit In addition to the government bounty.
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Commodors Fcose.

NEW YoBK, July SIT 10 rumorcd that The
Navy Department VIII soon place Com. Fnote a.
the head Of the nPw naval expe 1T on for which
vessrls are now ht,ing out, 10 consist chiefly O.
vessels Of the regular ravV.
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IL The Milwaukee News says -" At the
close OF the report OF the In -estigatng COMMITTEES
10 toe following stitemeht com pairing the cost 4
raislng soldiers in WiscoI sin wi b the cost IN
other States In Michigan, OO0 mSn rost e2l COO;
In Iowa, 900 men cost S22 500; In New York
600 men cost s27 SIS; in lIlinHis. 900 men cost
ei2 COS; In Wisconsin, OCO men cost nearly
sIU0 OOO " The News says IL has bad occasion TO
look up the figures, and knows the statement to
han
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Atoss FOR Bees The most efectual and
easiest remedy for bugs hat eat up our vines Is
water made Intensely bitter with aloes--say two
ounces to the gallon. This NAV be put upon the
vines with fne rose, Jet watering pot, or better
still. with rose.noIIle syringe IL has been ap-
sore extent In this country. Il is said that {,
will also rpel rose-bugs and the green slugs that
DESTROY roses and grapes. n Il will keep the
stu Id bugs OF the squash and melon vines, II
will be an invaluable remedy, and not an ex
pensive one. s.'
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Lpeut HroWaell.

NEW York, July s-L!eut Frank BrownelI,
the avenger Of Col Ellsworth, 10 not dead, as
has been reported.
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AUCTION SALES.
By snt y: I: W. WAIfit 4 " = GO. Aus,lo,.sEr.

By w. L. WALL a co. -Auctio-eerr.
erocsyo;' Of WALL Z BIRsLRp.
" VAiHtR - AND PLEASANT
AT kucfi1y.-oG mSNDAY htrGHNGsS az S
o'c x. sls' Instant, We yitl Sc On rE3 Tsnlises
Abort sc core OF se Tch lsII narrowed hy .
other oo"vsGis out houses, 40.
With few minu,s.ssk OF & % cs eblssa e 1s1. Sp1
sPuHg The house ard sFrurteuHn ,es 6 q a. Ia
country seat this ssis viii afford 5000 oPIoFIu-
Ety 20 secure one
Terms made Known az sale.
w: L. vNSI.U a CO., AvcfI,
lf2 IDS successors OF Wal a. BsTnsrd.
By J. c. Mcguire CO.. Auc,ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
INsTos--B1 virtue Of |. deed OF trust record-d
SIn0i the land record. Of Wsskil<toB cocEIJ, ID
e. N LIber As, No 50 At tolio lsI 81 see,
dSJ Of IslI. lss!, az ths ONES ot j. Mo61jro 4
Co ,huc,ieneers, st ere o'cicok . m the follow
lyg Res Estate stu.te In the city cf ton,
D. c., that ia { ssJ-
Lots II, q, Is q, snd Is, iu sc u,re No. ss7.
,hlso Part of OF g, iu tins :aboisiEIon of Lots
Nos -. :5, snd II in square 5S9, fronting or IN
diana nveZus: near the City B3li.
separately.
The terms OF ssls srs; One fourth in cssh; and
we residue IN SIX, twelve srd e,Futreh Inol;as,
tsTm-Dts to be secured hy Eot-s slfiStsoioTy tc
the trustee and O lien, by desd Of tTust son the
property for tne purchase Of which Al nStes sha
hsNo been respectively gf-eD.
Ethese terms be MT comp!e led with on tliTd "a 2
sftsr the sa the trustee reserves tbs llght ~
sell, u2or three days notIJs. ct he Tis. ana er
senss OF the defsulting ruTchsser
All CONVEX ancing so the cTPense Of the Surohs
j. NJ. CAR ISLE, Trustee
tee-Ht' J. G. Nc0tIRE 70 hgcts.
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DR.. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
!s variant 10 cure ScYSIu4, rIyNp. as, ming
TSrn, sca ReSd, Salt Rhe m, Ulcers. Fever
sores. Pln bes, ID eserI cis3aEe Of the Skln, of
whatever aaIGTr
JOY 10 THE AFFLICTED.
Ii cures Nervou aid Otb.l t. ed suHsrers. and
removes al the Syn ptoms, Among which will be
fouad
IndI. position
IN EXrrtl0n, Oss OF
TOter, Los of Memory,
Diff 1nlt' ~ BrIst thing Gen
era! ~ esgItss II rTof of d, ,sease,
WEAK Nerve i embnng. Dreadful
hor-or OF Dea n, Wight =ve.ts. Cold
Feet: Wateiuiness, Din Is, of Vision, L.n-
Euor Unlvsr'si "a tGd o. hs MuscuisT .ystem,
u tsn eroTmnus App tite, vim nypteptIo
Symptoms. Hot hEUds 3 lr hing Il ihe
6od' Drypess of the Skin, P,Ilid
CCuatssn Q, sGd Erupt on on tue
race PaIa IN tls rack,
Eeavlress OF Eye
Ids. frqHen "
Bscs SP B
F.'ylng
b fre
Eyes, With Tempo arr 1fu uou and Loss OF
sight. wan o At ItlOn. Crest Mob Ety,
festtssn IS, with h or of Sec ~
These symp oms, If a!los.d to 60 on which,
this MsC ciLe ln'a ably remoYe.-s on 70 lows
LISo OF .OwFR, FAITIEY AND
EPILEPriC FITS
so don't be est row eye evs so II,
bu 60 ald psrtaky FIJI tu errrsi1-
mo Arc brought irom desh's doJT no = hsppJ
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me Tor IeYtivinE proposals for u upIuy r. gines
n extended q Jul I5ta, it6l an I1r her POI =
Go,s OF the works to Jolly 24tb, 1852 when q bids
WI be ot@ncd ar cord If eli rr5 posals ma 4.
Ga ths books of tae CCm mis- siOpers, h0 fur her
reserve Until augu'ttle r5th, 1852 TO mike their
declsionj 1t beipE undsrs ,ood tLat IN, Cemmis
e ners do NOS Jelias ulsn, Ia conseq uenoe Of the
estoastol OF time, aly rig II reserved in former
EDwA ARp LAWRENCE, Char nan
Chariestown, July /, 1862. Nv s. sow
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OLD FACES MAOETO
LOOK YOU "a AND
BEAUTIFUL.


You msy obtain 0 hand
some complexion, exempt
rom PiTp!ss, Blotohes,
TO-, BY using
DR.. TUM BLETY'S
PimPLE
BsNiSn Err,
Prioe, 81 Per DO tie.
Sent BY mali or express
70 any address.
Omre-No IL Wash
inston Building, Pennsyl-
yanla svenus, CO. ner Of
Seventh street, Washing
ton, -. Q.
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CITY oflCaAf LEsIowN. mAssAcHU

~ sErDS
SEALED PRofoSALs endorsed Is sue, -ill be re-
onbed Dy tIs wa r 'oEm sci nors u ltll JOY
z4th 1861, Tor bnic ng tnllI, II ssTVoir, Snd q
br ok Y, ndnlt Pr p.I.a for rsrh o - seIatst ,
Spto hcstons Of lhe dIfSr-nt assss o work,
an rMAilcn conoerpII tee same an be o
in d o. app Ivah n to the Water Comm SONS
or . &c usrr at charl stow.
fon with sureues VII bs required from pa ties
pr Osln<. g. .. =
The Omni siorers reserve the Vi. h. to q DO D.
ia. ,rSpo a, viii n unaef al oi Gu 8 ances .heI
dean mo tascrs l. 70 the iltsTes q OF tie CITY,
or role al pro aosals offe ed -
For WAt.r Cor ms siOLers. s.#
ED,WARY La WRENCE, Chairman.
-. =. l.. SIEVENSUN. - :
CHI, EnIipeer C.. ". w
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HARVARD COLLEGE.

T. HARVARD COLLEGE
BE Regular Exs ,iL anon for tbs Freihman
and Toe Sophomore Class viii tak- plste n toe
AoL LdaI ID rueeday 4 the Co umenoenent week
July lfth and 18TH, 1852. begin lE precise y &C
90 o "a % on Monday. 1Le oxnai . ss will as
sem Ie In NO 16 ntveruty nx atteadancs On
both da slsIe Hlted =
The oon' InusI on OF the examination OF tho. g
yto onet the . Ives Tor the Japior and nor
Gas. VII be defsne TO the END Of the vaca nan.
o. the oo' W. onoe OF those who are prev ented
rom Del pressnt 1t Ia, r.gu sr ex1nin,u6n
tae. VI be another m nat o for ths treshman
a. omoIe lass, ,es he begin i-E of ras fIi. I
3. m on huI sdsy ana FIid y. Al sat SO h sno
"a %, da Ics on bo sn ds,s being ssI lied. On
t1e az Monday, Ssptem1.r lst the ex ~, aaoa
OF ceuo dates Offered 10. tae JUNIOR end Semi 7
Sea- including bes If Srrd on somiii a ,el eni
Wees, Nh. 30 co tin isa ard 90 ylrd Tne al
aiGates -ih asssmq 10 on slEr dsy. August 2s.n.
Ia NO ~ uuivslay sal, $50 ok m.
SAhnldates are ye<ut e1>Io oduc, oeTfif oates
OF g Oh mora iaSse er; ara no VINO me from
oihsr 90 le<e IN lss o PRIV d.. W. Iersifeat 8
tas .,:A thsM 40 beols -, ats .'i.l !
Oanoil 2,es for tie deg or Master Of t.fs are
expSSed 70 enter ihef Q les la mat ep 20 o. ai
sns sie.Afas g e, % S6 SI es ore ,As ssa 4 ,.
Cembfidge.. Iu. Is, Is52. - JsSS-Wa -st
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ID DR. JOHNSTON,
d TI1IOR

Has dtseoversSfAs most Cs'tsrA, Sp- tSy and o1lF
E1scfaGl Remedy - rae Word.
FOR ALL DISEASE, OF IMPRUDENCE.
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3N1 PihcEs ESsLiSn AMI AnkxIuAN
W pieces new styls LAWNS Ct I2ko.
ussoek Y mu e ~ dsPegtments
pF-im No. % Central Stores.
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u The following epitaph Is copied verbat
rom headstons In grave yard near Philad
In memory Of
Henry Wang
Son of his Father and Mother
John and N aria Wang
Died Dec 5tst 1929
aged \ Hour
The tirst deposit In this Yard.
"a snort lived Joy
Wss cur litle Boy
He has gone on high
So don't cryn
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LET NO FALSE DELTC4CY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
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i AND PlNEY POINT.

H Dry Goeds, q reduced .cs.., -.
bIp I.-." Ps!syspus "a Nin,s saU; sS::t,
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ToyNa HEN

trFetfs y Wto lave pecolae tlo VicflIlH of Soil,
tsry : ISs. tSef dreadful End dcatrz I've hats
Sa!ch EsuIEuF ~ = p = an Sn.lllely TsFe SaOR
sands Of anuv - = tta - - Hxs % -aisrts
LIl Brilliant Il5cusck arc tals ~ otag-Nife haTs
c--a - L-.z-f.- -1Es tea =. q. ths tag-iers OF
5rrus-es o. v~-s-5 "a Acste5T ere JFiag !gts, uET
5z,l N..h = F.. 9oqs8elc-.
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WsAsncAs IN 10 E.cE, ss,lctBrss. Affections o.
the idae-s Sad Bis-fcc-r u.uatsrT IBschs ges,
hnpoteucy, GsaeIA DetihEV. NrTyou-a 60, Gys
sIP.', llsnELnT, Cc-f-u-01 q t.,sEs, A,pltlficn
81 tie H=-Tt, Lev SFi5lts, . inilug, cS@ hiESs,
he5H, Throat, sOse 3r -rin. affect O.. the
LanSt, StoI1aoA o. 'E7'c - iOsa 9, rIDie ia
these D., sdtnl aBd I,-ftTgctiVe t'raS'Ises which
IeaqeT MaIrisEs ~ Fo1sit.o, eA1 Ss-trSy k0kA
isr.fy =-a = ID
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d Y FIc IAL L.

OFFIcIALI
DEPAKTMENT OF STATE,
H. WAsHIrsIos, January -, Isss
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter reoeivs
Members Of CongTe. on husinez on s1turaEys,
sonrOssiak with Saturday, the frH Of Ask
ReniA.
NES7-H WILLIAM n sEwIKE.
PAssEc6kh TRAM To MANASSAS.
WAK DEPARTNENT,
oIFss At!sisry SNpgla.eSdssS Railroads Us.
FashtsE foz, April Is, lSo2
No Passenger Train will be run Sronn Washing
ton 70 Manassas until further notice.
d. c. MeCALLUM,
AZ lS-u ~. ID. aud supI Railroads, q. -
Esaa& $40 GRAND CLOrBINs DEPOT
Sd CO nrr y sra 9TH Gtreeta. Il row tie place
vh.rs 81 nen q 10 aaF tEeit ozthts of .sunr.eE
'lios ing o q IL re GTe soco reasons - hI err
Ehuuld there 20 buy. EsTEtiy. G eel nheeI-
e. hsp ans other similar estnoiist IN oIfv.
sccoEc'y NJ &C. meats cannot be snTPaSsei, Ia
sly g rlaElDs o. NI Galins. thef es 10 the
best mo- oaslt tSi ora vOrk. And thirdly, vetre
kiNaTs CAREFUL IScclT II our oSdS At v Lat
meg really are, hence 80 cspa IA
We respectful sOiClt cltiEed- strangers apo
e's9l srEei soldiers % "0~sf - BAg h RI
cstabi shmeu a. ccT - cf 7ta al -. - - every
Ertios oi C.oihI-g hSy Issd. 10 - m
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WANTS.

00n MEN WANTED for the sth R-sul,
clio; hing, q IS 70 a2l per mBTth
3 emlam paau to ciIizen- or soldiers for a, al
accepted rsoTa't,
70 fdrth 4 iutormstiou aoSly st the late camp :,
tae reg 'menI, Camp uneu 2lst str e., Wssl
ingspn, ID. g. =, FUSO
ie Is I'm Lieut.. Etb Cavalry. R,cruii'g oHsoer.
In NOTICE.
HOSE In want Of employment of any kinC
Mould better cs ON the neT INrELLGSENCE
OFFICE, No. sl1 9th street, (where the best o
sef via be given TO hrst class ceTvsntsD 4 hav!
way 10 applications on hand for good COO. p, LEDR
drssseg,Ck8Goefmads,W w alters snd Sssmstre ses
Also, for Young Men to vat en- TAB es n privs {
plOJers IN vsnto good hep VIII find il 10 thelG al
N. B. HOI SES wanted. The beet of ten,nt
can be obtsirsd without charge bJ affls Ing q
above.
m zs-lI N. 8. MILLER.
4 SAAHYED.-We srs COW Jayn. SEUuND
w MA ID FURNITURE ST0EE ES and I'D
DING, Tor which We are PsyIn. tEe hlE; e.
cash prices. FGmlllez dec!iIIng horseEeS.iRf, o
sgsinE Surplus OF fsrliiEre, will and lG - thai
teEsnsAEs % rivs NJ 9al!. -
| .,.. n, ,tS thSoN1z ~ : 80 sRiiFTIIEEH, III
| WAN-ED-EToryE person TO kaoz thst AN ..
w the market. ready 20 Say CASA foT ~! Artists
In the housciuTnlshIng line, Those eavInE ttI
olsy, or having surplus, viii do we'll 20 call.
BUGRLY, 436 Seventh st., heyvseu u End e ss3
east side,) Dea.er In New Snd SeccnS hand Fur.
nltaIe. LJ 10 u
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rTN0TT EN'S NAVAL lEXT BOOK AND
\ Nauhoh- DicGonsry, i Vo.., New kd.t0E
6lafeoot's Naval Officer. Manual LoLdor; ss a.
sr u ward nou. as Naval Warfare with stssz
Wa DIS Ns'si Tactics s75O
Levys nEles aud Setuls1 ns for Men OF Wa; -
Lisids's HITS 10 Young ra'sl LleutenaLss
Lia.deys M a b pIaa's Companion; LORd. n
Liza ,ds.,s SesmaashIs, Discipline, 40, London
YoGa,'. Nsu,ica' Dictionary; Lcncop.
BoJd's Naval Cadets hlaluai Lon ION; 81 3.
iyl FRA ~Ck TaiLLR.
loft FINISH WIDE SkIhTIN6 CAM
duced pr oes.
Ladies, Hemstitohed Linen Cambria Raudssr.
oh efs, all g. aats.
50 pii oss Z lsid and Plain NsInseQt Muslips.
. Uur Northern and Eastern cOTrespoEdeG.s send
us new supplies daily, PtRHY& pRU,
je 2i-6t Ps. sverue ard |iuth st-est
lust RECEIvED AT No. Is MARKET
space, Penn. svsnue, Detseen<k
EN- and eth streets. Ladies' Lest Nm
ing Balmorais, frsnch aSsI5g,
Lace, Congress and Button Gslters. 49,
E. enoh Kid Slippers. Misses and
Chlldrens Shoes OF eyery desorIpsiOn; G-nts
Frencn Ca SKIN 6ovo Calf, PateEt Leather, Mo
rocco, aud Lasting Caters, sid Ties AlsO e
EresI VARSITY of Boys Shoes, sE exoeedi,g lor
.rioes n 50 eo,rl =. RnS -.NrHt 4.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

"ANfkD TO r NT-.'ram sapt IA; er l. q
- well furnished Sous, Ir = o-lT.. .ucSton;
n2i lSS than IL looms; srefsTre1 Lear Lac a.iro
Noorce> BOX W. sfsr pfhar j. 8 If
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Member ef ths 3rgai College % SVrfeor. Lon
don, Es6dEFsS IRON ora n tie most oTnI nent doi-
sges in the CLlt- ststes. AUo tn greater part u
whose Bts hEs cscn ETe A. tie o. cpIta q %
London, Para, PhIB1e!ph's saS = EewGere, hus
efeovod soTas of tho aost aston sairg cures a "a
SN'e ever knCEr' many troubles with ringing il
the head tpd ebrs rHea sEieep; great nerVOrr-
Hess, being alarmed e. suGGon s51ncs, bashfUl-
ness With fresDe1 blEsaIag, attended sometimes
with derN1soIne2l CT Blad, we're cured Inmedf
sfa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-27
GENERAL NEWS.

termaster general deny in toto the statement
that there has been any deficiency in supplies
for the Army Of the Potomac
The U. S. Secretary Of the Treasury will
soon discontinue the receipts ofdeposits ofgold,
and declines, as has been recommended, to Of
fer the 5.20's to public competition, but will
endeavor to expedite their conversion as rapid
ly as possible.
Colonel Gustave Cluseret, who commanded
the advance first Of Fremont's army then Of
Sigels corps, has been appointed Brigadier
General
The Monitor was successfully launched yes
terday about noon from the marine railway at
the Washington Navy Yard
Richard Alyward and his wife Ann have
been condemned to death at Belleville, Upper
Canada having been convicted Of the murder
Of man named Munro, for the sake of obtain
ing money which it was supposed the deceased
had in his possession.
The n Y Times, nothing daunted by the
recent elections, cries out that slavery and
freedom cannot exist in contiguity.
On Friday contracts for horses for the gov
ernment were awarded at Philadelphia, at
rate varying from $l14 to SIG.
Gen. Davis, who shot General Nelson, was
released because the grand jury refused to find
a BILL
The First Regiment District Of Columbia
Volunteers, Go. TAFT, has been much reduced
by the casualties of war and other causes.
The session of Friends quarterly meeting,
which for many years was held in Alexandria,
Va, will be held, as it was last year, at Goose
Greek, in Loudoun county, Va. The time fix
| ed is the third Sunday and Monday in No
vember.
Capt. John Mullen, y. S. A., commander Of
the overland route expedition, who arrived at
New York on Friday, by the steamer Ariel,
from Washington Territory, left that city five
years ago. to construct a military aid emigrant
road from the headvaters of the Columbia riv
er to the headwaters of the Missouri river,
which has been accomplished with success.
The party have passed four successive winters
in the Rocky Mountains.
It is now stated that the US. public debton
the first Of this month was six hundred and
twenty millions ofdollars, and that the expen-
diture since then has been less than sixty mil
lions. This amount ($660, 900, ,000) includes
the entire circulation and every species Of in
debtedness.
A destructive fire occurred in Acton, Mass,
on Saturday night, which consumed the Town
Hall, the extensive shoe manufactory of John
Fletcher & Sons, and other buildings. Loss
about $25, 900.
Gov. Andrew, Of Mass, in a published let
fer denies that he made any move IN the Al
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PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNO " DEN JR.
n~ OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
t,nps form erlv French's) Book Store
Advance by Gen. Mcclellan.

Il s1yance Of the Army of the Potomac commence
n ed this morning, and [ have reason to believe
n that before tomorrow night the movement will
q be general along the whole line, placing the
n Potomac in ourrear.
u AtdayIght this morning the cavalry force Of
General pleasanton, with four pieoes Of artillery
q crossed the new pontoon bridge at Berlin, eight
niles east of Harper Ferry, and proceeded di
rect to Lovettsville, in Loudoun county.
At Lo7ettsville the Federal cavalry entered
about eight o'clock in the morning, and the
few Confederate pickets stationed there fed be-
\ fore them in the direction Of Leesburg
Without stopping, except to leave pickets
and guard, General Pleasanton moved on IN
the direction of Waterford, expecting to reach
Leesburg early in the afternoon. There was,
at the last accounts, small force of Confeder-
ate infantry and cavalry at Leesburg, and
there may possibly have been a light there,
unless they retreated on hearing Of his APP
proach
Shortly after the cavalry advance had crossed,
General Burnside, with his second army corps,
commenced crossing at the same point, and du-
nng tie whole day the bridge was constantly
under the tread Of the advancing colltmn.-
They proceeded in light marching order, though
an immense train of wagons was waiting to
follow them
ltWas the intention of General Burnside to
rest tor the night at Lovettsville and move
forward on Monday morning, in what direction
was not known.
The troops on Bolivar Heights are also I'M
der marching orders, and it is thought will be
N motion to morrow. It is reported that the
enemy have already retired from the front,
withdrawing their pickets yesterday, apparent
aware Of an early advance
We have also tidings from the upper line OF
IAe P,otomac, showing that acllve movements
are also on foot there The Confederates are
ald to have evacuated Martinsburg on Sat-
Wday
The rush to Pittsburg, Pa, for substitutes is
very great, as they are exceedingly scarce in
counties where the draft has taken place, and
the prices are very high $1,000 was paid IN
One case, butthe price ranges from $3.50 to $3.50.
Judge Curtis, in his recently published pam
phIet, which is attracting much attention, con-
lends that the President is no more freed from
constitutional restrictions in war, than he IS IN
PEACE
0en, Mcdowell, sometime ago, asked tor a
v0oft OF inquiry into his official conduct. we
'Varn that one will meet, perhaps to-day, in ac
'O5uance with his request .....
Mr. A. Z. Kimmell, Of Washington, whose
% s'1ss' we noticed on Saturday, was on that day
creased g from the Old Capitol by order Of the
oecretary of War.
: AQWard Everett declines being candidate
'1 Congress, from Massachusetts,.