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FROM THE PENINSULA.
Correspondence Philadelphia Inouir,

correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer
In CAN'T ON JAMES RIVER, opposite CITY
Point, Va, July 4th-After the battle ut White
Oak Swamp, on Tuesday last, the main BODY Of
the army took up their line Of march for this
point, where they arrived early the next morn
ing This retirement was made in an orderly
and quiet manner, but through drenching rain,
and mud having the adhesive qualities Of mortar
knee deep. This movement, called in military
parsnce ia flank more nsnt in tAs face Of re
snemy,' was undoubtedly ordered for some good
purpose, either to strengthen our position, to
make base for future operations, to haran and
worry the enemy, or to draw them from their
entrenched position.
Notwithstanding our troops have been fighting
for four whole days and marching four long
nights the last day and night In mud and rain,
they do not seem at all discontinued, but are
willing, ready and prepared TO mset the enemy
at any moment.
In covering this flank movement from White
Oak Swamp, Richardson's Division occupied
one road, ksarLey's Division another and sedg.
wick the third, all In conjunction acting an a
rear guard to the grand army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

New BoOKs.-From Hudson Taylor, 1874 Penn
sylyania avenue, we have "Blackwood's Edin.
burgh Magazine" for June, containing articles
on the "New Exhibition" "Mrs Petherick' Is
African Journal" part 5th Of "Caxtoniana, - and
other interesting and entertaining reading mat
ter.
From J. Shlllington, corner -Four and half
street aud Pennsylvania avenue, we have Victor
Hugo's new novel, "Les Miserables - This is
Victor Hugo's crowning work, and is tale Of
superior ability. 1t will be read by all who are
fond Of powerful dramatic expression, true de-
linesti"n of character, and superior analysis of
mind.
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ALEXANDRIA AFPAIRs.-Fr rom the Alexandria
NtrS Of Juiy 9TH, We clip the Glowing:
From authentic sources we learn that of the
l!th Virginia regiment, raised In this immediate
vicinity, and who lief. this city on the oath Nav
last, one wear ago, 800 strong, sfter having come
out Of the late battles before Richmond, number
less than lOO men, the whole Of whom were
taken prisoners and conveyed by steamer to New
YORK Below We publish list Of names Of Alex
andrians who were amongst the survivors and
made prisoners:
Lielt. Col. M. Marye; Captains-J. Stewart,
w. Perry, w. w. Smith; Lieutenants-F. w.
Wallace, c. w. Gfeen; Privates-W. Harmon,
A. Hunter, +. Davis, G. Greenwood, w. A. Mur.
ray, d. Manley. T: J. Powers, J. H. Devaughn,
Hurdle, F. Ballenger, W. B. McKnieS, a. W. "
Paul, X. Paul, Hector Eaches.
Gilbert Simpson, Ulam w. Barker, Richard
II Rudd, John Arnold, James Fsdeiey, Michael
German, Henson wilbur, having been sum-
moned to serve az grand jurors at this term of
the court, and who refused to take the oath pre-
scribed by the Convention which assembled at
wheeling on the 18th day Of June, 1861, thus re-
iusing to serve as jurors, were fined the sum Of
$40 each. W
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LATE TELRGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Burnside Marching ep!-His Entire Corps
Marching Inland
Especial Dispatch the Philad elphia Press

Especial Dispatch the Philadelphia Press.l
NEwBERS, N. c., July Q, via Baltimore, July
7.-Burnside's entire corps d'armee is In motion,
bound inland somewhere, probably to Cooperate
with Mcclellan. Your readers win be surprised
to hear that three divisions are now in motion
from this place, and more to come. You will
hear good news from Burnside, Parke, Foster and
Reno very soon. The troops are overtoyed to
think that they are about to follow our gallant
Burnside into a victorious field once more
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FKRrrNe AMONG The NEN.

TARIFF BILL.-The Finance Committee have
reported to tne Senate the tariff bill from the
House, with amendments The notifications are
not generally Of importance. Among the new
sections IL which puts the tax bill into OPERA
ton on the 21st instant, instead Of August LIST,
with the exception OF stamp duties, which are
deferred to September LIST, but unstamped inttru-
ments are not to be made void until January 1,
1868. The tax on distilled spirits 10 increased
Atty cents per gallon instead Of twenty five cents
On all sugar above number twelve, the Increase
and between fifteen and twenty Dutch andard,
three cents instead Of four.
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RUMoRgD SUSPENSION OF BEAURKeARp The
Lynchburg Repxblicas Of the Both ultimo, re.
ceived in this city, says ait currently report
ed here on Saturday that Beauregard has been
suspended from his command Of the army of the
West. The cause is not known. II the report
be true it will raise storm about the head Of
the President which he will find 10 difacult to
allay. We sincerely trust that there 10 no founda-
ton in the rumorD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

FlN1scAL.-New Ysrk papers Of last evening
speculative demand. Seven.thirties are 1O3 Y.
sales; the os Of 1881. 10lX, sales. The coupon
Sc Of 1874 sold at 9ox: We quote ~. 5. o's
(coupon) 81; U. 9. 6s 1881, (rcp istered) iOi: IN
6S lssl, (coupon) l0l X; Tfeasury notes, large.
80, lO3Xi Oregon war loan, half-yearly, e9X;
One year cerihcates, 9eK. The gold market 4.
OF the day have L7en made Since the ant Dor nd :.
buyers are more numerous at 1lDKallOx Ell.
CT ange on London Ii unsettled and higher, I2I Y
et22 Tor beat bills. The next steamer 10 from
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spin, OF the nlsrntns Press.

The IHtsHigsrcsr argues " that the exaction Of
The CONSUMPTION law, establishing a. Il actually
does consolidated government, founded on
military principles, has encountered deep senti-
ment Of opposition in some parts Of the self styled
Southern Confederacy."
The RsPE6liean desires and advises the admis-
sion OF West Virginia into the Union; preridsd,
she ignores the right to manage her own internal
affairs and domestic institutions, and applies with
free State Constitution, to be d!cts.ed by the
Republican leaders.
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VISIT TO MRS McCLKLLAN.-Princed de Join
vile, accomp. MED by his nephews, the Count de
Paris and the Due de Chartres, visited Mrs. Gen.
Mcclellan, at the country residence Of Dr.. Marcy,
at Orange, N. j., on Sunday. They will sail fol-
Europe on Wednesday.
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AUCTION SALES.
VRor oaA.r AHers0n Sac, see ga ysr.
THIS AFTERNOON s TO-MJRR -
q wall a BhRNARp, Auon05aer,-

Ry WALL A. BARNARD. AuouOcfer.
COMMISSION EMS SALE or sBRER
" bCrsss AND LOTs on THB lsisNp -3T vitae
q 50 order snd decree Of tbs CiroaIy :, urt 10
Of February, A ID. 1851, and Ta,ted IN - Csss n
John Adams and Others. fer 9 olvisI q 5fti . e.
ate Of Al 11nder Aotms, dSoessed, tha gaccT-
kuct,pr. or TUESDAY, tie an "a, Ct Juv. A.
u 90, At Oicl?et ,, n on are prem ses, = N.
night, title. interest. and esta e, born lea md
seIsed and sossess stthe tan. of he d-oeass OF.
N, and 20 the folio slnE Nausb srcFsTty l-Ua;ci
II the olty Of Washington. TO VT Tor Eum 1sred
Eeyenteen. u7li IN ssg.re nuHbereo ihIee hundred
thereon, cSnsistinr Of @ mfB'tSh = r.Hs D-e
inE Hoase, snd Lot numbered Al. teen. 3 A-c
part of Lot NJ INBRED fourteen Cp nssUare a um-
flr the said paTt Of loJ iOurtsen 90 - tn l,ut7
west corner Of said lot, and running % noe a. n
with the Ilne Of ssven'h streos srs i've fees
TO sn alley the rear OF said lot, thsnoe 40 "a "
The Inc 81 sad alley ave 81 fse,- aac he O. vsst
one hurdr' ard twenty two (l22l let . theP soc
OF beginning, ss esori5 IN the Dro-os lpys, viva
and oOnverient Frame Dwelling HoUsss.
hhsp CPerty IL elltibly l1cated ~ RE Seventh
Nad-tEe hrst.menlaf ed pisce iron IN on -
stre south, twssn 81 sId loih streets Ne : a 4
s0uta and b sts
Terms Of sale: One-;hlrd c.sh; the rs-idaaI a. s,
II I'D IS non;hs, tbs pa ossser Evius h.s b .uCs
for the Il fcTTed Ftyrl :, psyatle 20 trr e. ET'-
speotivslE. and otsrrpC ,fr1iest frogn >. a. %
sale Title deeds b. retsI .ed urt' the sag.e Il
the pu oRAse money 70 paid
All oonveyeIciDg - Tn Sot 81 the p-sCNNFeT.
WILLIAm r. BILE.,
John HENDERSON,,
SE0hGE =. HEtBUkN,
jsa5-sotds WALL q BARNARD, SGo,s
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WOOD AND COAL!
saOPUsALS FOR MULE LrrTERs.
DIPoT QUARTBvM' sTxR's GFFIcK..
Corner l8th and ~ streets,
WASHING ron, 10, T.. July T.. i86l

DfPoT QUARTsVM,sTxR'sr OFFICE.
Corner l8th and ~ strssts, )
WASHINGTON, ~. u. July z. 1862
sIALHD PRcPosaLs will be receiv ed at this efic.
9nttl Ihu,sday Jul. nth, at u oolocf NJ. for he
asnvery % the Government at this city oftsO0l
speolm .n Of the litter to be furLI,hed must 40.
COMPANY esoh DIG. C
The ability OF the bidder to fill the contract,
saoua ~ o. Az een Dim, INST be Igaraatisd BY
appended to the guarantee
PIE resRons' sillty of the suarantors must be
near..t district court or Of the United States dis
ulot attorney
We, -, of the county of = and State of
Of -, do hereby guarantee that Is a5's t.
his prolo,itlol that should his proposiiion "e
soceetsd, he gil at once enter into contract IN
Should the cont .ct be awarded him 70 are pre-
pared to become his s.our ties.
o.. ti6csie 40 We m.nIio aed 'A' o'A''oi
Bonds ssual Am to the amount spsc,fed
edsrsGto viii be ursd Of the s1 Cssa 81
bis sdeno 0pSn 'lsni,s the Contract co,
ios, y; q; must Be pIsitIy marked Pro; NJ;
PORK OF PROPOSAL.
Col. d. n. R.eker, ON, U.S.A;
agree fsf.h sns Denver to the Gn. O. ate:
tbs se Sst Sy o. r. Sihn from
tern her nth sSSmtea For the sS % .ns Ss1
= cents each. Should my (or Curl oier or bid be
and that the ooStfsct and bond may Be forwarded
to me Tor us)st for signature.
To this proposal must b. .ppsndsd sSs III
ana oorunosse ABOVE -mentioIet;
1, 7-tls,h.i Col and Depot q aa Stmss:
~IYv lTE n CIO r. IEO-O 49,, -
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u Gov. Tod, Of Ohio, has issued stirring
proclamation calling for all the men Ohio can
raise. Twenty five thousand will be needed 10
I'LL regiments in the field, and Ohio's proportion
Of 800, GOO is &C, 600.
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The Steamship Kangaroo off Cape Rae,

Sr. JOINS, n F., July e-The steamship
Kangaroo passed Cape Race at Q O'Clock last
night. Her advices are unimportant, and main.
Iy anticipated.
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there was bad news. In minute he returned 10
Col. Iagalls, who Wa busy getting the head.
qua rRrs' nail From Col ingalls, we learned
with establishment that the whole army Of the
Potomac lay stretched along the banks Of the
river where we Law. having fought their way all
through tom Fair Oaks, a discnce % at least
thirty miles. In reply 70 q femark of GET
Patierson's, Gen Mcclellan said:-"we foue ht a
battle tverv day for the last week, and whipped
them every time; though they had three to one -
Gen Patterson asked Col Ingalls, for snme infor-
nation ss TO the location of certain divisions nd
their Generals, 10 which be replied-''You will
End them scattered everywhere, but tbev are,
nevertheless, In a solid. conn pact bodyn And In
reply TO another remark he ,aid-"W batwe want
IA fresh men-theV are worked TO death" Gen.
Mcclellan left in the tug, after about two
minutes delay.
FEELING AMONG THE MEN.
I conversed with many brave men who had
Tough their way with our army through hosts of
Rebels. They were not dismayed or frightened.
Quite the contrary. II a calm and cool manner
mot noticing the torrents OF rain falling their
heads-there they stood telling OF the vast hordss
Of Rebels by which thev were outnumbered. /
stood In the center Of many great group Of pri-
Yates who gathered around me to learn the news
from the rest Of the world for they raw by my
clean linen that got among them by some other
route than Savage station. did not hear from
these men one single wori OF nurmur or COM
plant. Tnev said, awe are ready when rein
forcemente arrive to 90 at them again"
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A AiIika Mt NAU YnYL

NEw YORK, July THE grain shovelers In
this city are strike, de ms nding that the ele-
vato;s shall be dispensed with, as they destroy
their bu.iness and endanger their lives.
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PRRsosAL.-E. r. Bennett, b. Van Reypen and
wife, of N. Y, and w T. Darnerson and family,
Of st. Louis, Mo, are at the Metropolitan.
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U Chicago now ranks a. the greatest market
IN me world for beef, pork and lumber More
pork was packed there In the last season thar m
cincinnati, and the latter city has conseo uently
'os' 'He honos o. being Porkopolis Of the world.
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From Central and sou,h Am.,,..

New YORK, July THE steamer Champion
arrived this afternoon with Panama dates to the
18th Of June, and SEAL ,OOO In treasury
Peru and Ecuador had referred their difficult.
les 10 the meo lation Of England
Chilli was about to send a Minister Plenipoten-
uary to Mexico.
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EvERYBoDY's BUSINESS,

For the convenience Of my First Wsrd Ard
S e,ops onstomsrs hsve opened branch
where theJ will hnd q good sIooi Of CIt5TGifJ.s'
HATS, CApS, BOUTS ind SHOES &C the lowest
prizes Ia town j. n. SMITH & Co
Clothiers, corr er 2oth % and Ps |
and No. 46O It'll street.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

~ COLUMBIA MARKET,
l. Propnetors of his O q ssud de Jiross of
contributing their mite in aid Of thOS5 who hsye
coee so much for al they holi dear, Tro pose 10
1hrni,h he Hospitals with Frogh NJ eats, Fruits,
AID her Celcasis in their line, at cost
" 8-Stt ala AID A. WILLIAMS,
REArERS AND MOWERS.
ltpAVE Just received an unexpec.et eupoy of
BuoEe-eye REApEES and NOV RS snd Gan
new sulplJ parties wanting these M1chines
p. BARTdOLUW.
SOS 18th ct Q - near CapGl.
Jy8lw Neshi rCn. ID. G..
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~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
j under the act of pri Is, S52, entitled - n
act Tor the ease of certain persons held for SER
vice or labor ID the istrlct of olum la. Ity
Hall, ashlngton ity, : June I, 1852.
= ts'e hat the time Tor filing a stateIne Mt in
writing or sche ,ule with the ERIK of the If nit
Court for the district of oumbia, as provided in
he eby e. tended to the fifteenth day of July next
let 'jJl5 wM. X. WOODWARD, Clerg.
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FUTURE DAYS.


By w. L. WALL a co., AuoIOnesrs
Successors to WALL & BARN,RD.
SOsfi eornsr PesH dcsHRs oRd sth 81. stf
DERE SALE OF GROcER ES,
L LI0uoKs, &C On HI RSDs MnRhiN6,
10Th Inst 81 10 O'Clock, we Will sell m fr5It Ct our
3 J .s - s!S "a yellow AID cEg.,sd Sugar
p ask. . l5cI MAJ Hans 1T. sTa -hould-rs
COX 8 Ndsm,ntire Mauld aud stsuus Candies
b xss SOsp. Mustard aud Peppsr
Boxes "snd., MsccarOni aud erm Gel
Cas- lass Ware No t., X aoalnE end Brushes
Cases wins key, Branoy, saer.,, S'haap,s and
Bs. els Whiskey, tsrent eraldS
and Sis laS T susntlty q rGt S1 mall ssorrs
Terms cAsh w. Il WALL 80,
US YEP huctstesI "
gyw.L. wALL& co kue:ione.-s-
sSuocessOrs % WALL A BARNARD
HORSES, HACK, BUSsI :, WAGONS sc,
II Az aUCTIOS.-Un 4 d URsDAh MOkNIN6,
guy 10. We val! sell IN front Of our AUo'ion
NuTbsr Of excellent yOurG WORK and sadie
1 H.cf. and No TC, Bursres. and Spring Wagons,
VS. WI WALL 4 CO, .no,s
By THOMAS DowLIN6, Auotionser,
GtorEaOlrn, ID c.
EXCELLENT Nd n ARLY NEW
ESSsIH0 IN , ..II n, Kr ffsEIoAY M6SINI
n.xt, July iltu a. 10 o'Ciocf, :, the e IdeIOs u
CHI res "a. TneI, 80 NO % al ttf, e Dc
e
Furnturo vh;on las teen bat Teoeliiy 1uTo- Ssei,
CONSIST nE Of
NJ hogIny sp irg sra' Chars and So'ss
Fa b e top Centre AID er sbles
Brusfels n ee-! ~ lngraIn Hpsts
Beds. Il tdEtes DIS 81 Mattresses
Marbe-top and ether Bura
ararCb g, Wish AIDS dc.
Ca seat ockIng q q CT Chairs
CrncEery and Glass WaTs
Looking b Ass Sc, Per,Or and other STOVES
Kitchen Requisite s. -eIrikerat r, &c 40.
And % any OF or All .es not enume a-sr
The hOuss, witch ~ new. vita Il the mcoeT7
improvements, gas water, range, &c, 70 Tor rei
= erms cash. THOMAS DOW ING,
jysSt Intel AuctiOneer.
By w. l.. WALL q CO.. Auotio GERS.
Successors Of WALL a. BARNAkD.
w cry VALUABl h AND PlEAShNs
RBsILKNCR IN The VILLAGE SF BLAp = BUG
AT AucTIon.-On MONDAY AtTERNi 81
o'c 2lst infant, We Will sell on the tTs1 iseS,
Abolt an acre OF vesy rich lan1 improved = q
0-eiling House Of eight rooms, q Stabig, AID
other cOnvsuie,t out houses, &c.
within few minuies' walk Of the oe ebII ~ -.
sPrRG The hOuse snd sppurteBanoeg e 81 Ia
perfect oT6eT; and to any one oeeITIns p.eGsaat
country seat, this sale wall afford o EOoe S0riu-
nifty TO secure one
Terms made fnovn at sale.
w. L - ALL n CO., Auo+r.
" tbs Successors Of Wall 4 Barnxrd.
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NOV Is YOUR TINE TO BUY CLOTH
corner 10Th street and Pa ay N--S'
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EXTENSION, July 8, 1852


PROPOSALS will be received at this offics until
Iloay the l6th instant, at II O'Clock noon, for the
furnishing and delivery of all the ricks which WI
DO r"quIr for carrying on the WORK on the reas-
ury xtensIOn nntIi July LIST, 1853, t. be delivered
In such quaItltIes and at such times as may be di
bidd RS must give the price per thousa de-
ivered at the bul ding, at such points as may be
amples of the gu lily AMI size of Bricks re-
CURED can be seen at this ofic ,, and all delivered
must compare strictly to samples.
IL l. bIlcEs must be of the best quality. soun5
he right viii be served to order as many Bricks
delivered as the necessity OF the work lures not
excee ing 400 coo IN any one month.
If any of r, mad md, this advertisement Is
ACC pied, the successful bIdd will b. required TO
give satisfactory tonds for the fulhlment Of his
hc,i,s Engineer in charge Treasury Derartfii mt.
jy g. dI0t
TOR sALE-The ene pair of CARRIAGE
HORSES, BUGGS and HARNESS
belo gIug to Colo o Rpstles. N
nsu 9 at No. 521 stree, bstwe,n 18th AZ
and 18th. jy7-ft
TOR sA,.t-2 800 pounds slightly m.ked Pr
for stock Of alI kind. AisS sa.niity Of Hay Az
STUFF and SHOULD RBk 1ts HaS signed S 70
. S. W. X. BHN62. 51a 18th sirs.,,
y NV Co rLer street south.
WOODLAND COAL!
psrtnersh unier tie name of FowBLI & WAR-
Goal Business Their ard is az the corner of q
at Ca vest and 6 street north, where they Will
slv avs be prepared to fa'nish W GOD and Coal of
the best qualI-s and at 70 IoTsst market prices.
M.y 20, 49,. VILLAIN AEiH AfM3W WALa6;ER.
Just received. 200 tors of the best RED ASH
.O> tRspu olic.nl iJ1Iv
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~BANK OF COMMERCE, GEORGE
g TOWN.
For the oorvenieno. of the holders in this city,
notes OF the above Bank viii be redeemed 1t our
coun er IN United States rressury Notes, or IN
.1IrrENHoUsE. FAINT CT Ps1tsrs.
jS l. 352'r6 svanne
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FIRST WARD, ATrEnTION!

estock of CLUTHIN6, HATS. CkpS R16f
and SnOES, on the corner Of 10Th street and Pa,
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CLoTnISe, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
- sHnts corner 10th street and Pa. Avenue.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS /.

Just opened on the corner of sO.h street and n.
avenue, north side, large stock of CLOFHINfs
VIII be sold ct very low prices 'sA
oor. 10Th It. and Pa. av., and No 46e nh 81.
OsrOsite post nfSna
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@AITENTIOE. L iINOISI NEST
Ing OF IllinO SINS -, held SATURDAY
evening last, to ia for the relief of our
sick snd wounded sclCie- Hon. WIN. r, DoLE,
wss called 10 he char, and DR n Spark
ohOs ecretarJ. Commit e-s vere appointed
TO visit the various So ais, md report 40 az
,n.rned ne Ne - bs he on WcrNSSDhi
EVENING. the 9 IDS apt 1t tbs fioe If .he
I"mmlsslo or of lHGlan Affairs, Pate tfica
But ding. Ann IS on by rhe msin entr an Ie On r
T. e. All ilinolsans In tae city most earnest
~ qu,tt-d to be present By orisr
JJ7-dH A. r. SPARKS, Sec.
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Be o-a opsrInE the proposals. the B1re.u will
estlmste the probcb wants of the CeTViCe for she
year II hose aTtces the su6ut ties eff WHO sre
NOT speclhe 3D. aad INA ke that estimate the
by W lch 70 decide In q ceIta ninC and Getsrm!n-
lag the lowest aEsresst- bid Tor each c.sss.
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FOR Ch0THIN6, HATS, CAps, BOOTS
= sna Ely u the lowest price, corner sotR
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TOR SALE-The tne pair of CARRIAGE
HORSES, BUGGN and HARNESS n
belo gIug to Colo @ Rpssles. IN
nsu g at No. 81 stree, bstwesn 18th A
and 18th. ;,5.,
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A DIVISION IN WARRENTON.

On Friday last, division Of Nc DoweIl's corps
TOOK up the line Of march for Warrenton, Va ,
which point it now holds. We presume that this
movement is preparatory to a prompt and proper
concentration Of General Pope's army.
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