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SECOND EDITION:
THRH O'CLOCK r. n.
BRIGADIER GENERAL ooRooRAN

Colonel Michael Corcoran was this morning
commissioned by the President Brigsdier Gen
era, to date nom July 81, 1851, the day on which
he was taken prisoner Of Bull Run.
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:ATa OF DISTRICT SOLDIERS

Dbhtn Or DlSIhiCT SOLDlEkS.
Private Scannon and private Pennyheld, Of the
First District Regiment, wounded In the recent
battle at Slaughters mountain, have since died
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LATEST By TBLBGRAPH.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Nrw YoRK, Aug. Is-Ii8 Sn~-fin' Board
Long bonds, Iolx; goa, Iisk.
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PROSECUTING LOYAL lRIsHMRN IN OUR Cry
In Swampoodle the number Of loyal Irish 10 very
small, the policemen say Ave only These are
PeI.ecatsd daily by their disioyal neighSots:
q teamstcr named Perkins attacked the house Of
James German, who had the only American Tag
hoisted In the Swampood!e region, and drove
him and the inmates of the house out OF the place,
following them with drawn knives and pistols.
They denounced the loyal men az black republic
cans, and declared they would 4" kin every DID
republican in the place." cursed the Government
and all concerned with Ii. German called upon
Sergeant Cronin for protection, and the police
searched the neighborhood, but the party had
fed.
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DISMISSED Bernard Donnelly who wss ohtrr
ed with dislOyaty, and arrested last week by the
Provost Guard, had an early hearing before the
examining OfaceT and wa Immediately dismissed
from custody.
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/ - = "a azzs DIED.
iAugust n, pes2, MARY JANE, dsughtef Of
Benlsmi and Catherine ", kvsrsttss eyed
bssiss: MsIy: shss hs:t lslsy.,
y BIT ,hs God that hath bsreft u.s. -
3 3 ne eAn I'll oar sorrows heal 30 -a.a n
Yes. again ne hollto met thee. Fs
I AID In Heaven Wit joy 10 greet thee,
Whsre no farewell. tea are she'd. - -
We r,snds snd se1 asinsin e o. me isLiy cse
- Scloek. hon n sssidence Of hsr hsha,i no.
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CuRKp or PMPLIs ON THE FAcE.-The best
medical skin in Washington and vicinity failed
70 cure me Of pimples, blotches and boils, with
which my face was covered; but DR.. Tumblety
has given me q handsome complexion, exempt
from al efuouons, by his herb medicines.
( au1-o n. B. BAMEs, Center Market
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1856 wI fNkbbfSaaANssaIsSSSSiE s. 1876
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, &C, &C.,

A choice selection of PareThlngInEs, warranted
Sold and Imitation Sod Band WINDOW shades,
also, but. Green, kld Blue HOl anc, By the yard
or made into window shadeG; Picture Cord apd
Tasse o., different Sizes and oolorS; Picture Nails.
Rings, &C sl.o the handsomest sssoI tment Of
Oval PloIure Frames Ia the city, from the best
mandatory in Ihe county; also, Ptssepartouts,
and card Visite Frames,
Al.rIeles warranted a. Represented, or no sale.
Purchasing for cash. al goods viii be sold st The
lowest remuncratye prloes-
Allowing no old sock 90 ouuute, persons
needing the above goods wall and new and desir-
CAL solisitsd from those needing the above
goods. -
REMEMBER THE NUMBER.
No. ts6 cEvENTH STRKET,
EffAf do.ys above ODD Ft,toNf Hall.
tf And the terms-Casn for goods and tbef.
g. lOtr
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Found Dk.D Yesterday afternoon ofhcef Oon-
way found a colored man lying near the depot In
dying condition, and removed him 20 TIE Fifth
Ward station, where he soon expired. The body
Is awaiting Al inc uest by the coroner.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs-Befors Jssties
C7d,k.-Sunday Bennett having hack on
q wrong stand; dned 80 Martha Dorsey, drunk;
workhouse 90 days. James Callahan, lighting;
turned over to the military. John Slagle, drunk;
dismissed.
Monday.-Patrick Moore, charged with steal
ing a boat held for further hearing: Ellen
Mccarthy, drunk; dismissed. VIM. Hooseby,
fast driving; fned IS IS. Jas. Leaaure, do; do.
s6. Frederick Frank, drunk; fined 81. Jacob
Elmer, charge Of robbing person at Aqua creek
Of S1s2 held for further hearing. Eliza J. Rich
ards, disordery; dismissed. Thomas McGinnis,
do; fined 81 So.
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LIMBl LIns! LINI!-On hand large quaint
" Of nay own manufacture, In Quantities to suit
purchasers, at w. II. 6odsy's lime kilns. n
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ONE DOLLAR ONE DoLLAR! f! ONE DoLLAR!!!
60 to the Dollar Store, 4S8 Penn. avenue, near
Four and half street, and the splendid stock
Of jevelry and silver-plated ware, and take your
choice fer one dollar. Tvs
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BOARDING.

RQOMs AND BOARD, with q Northern fani
IN pleasant localf1 ri the psgsnmenSsi .
RoardeIs eccommodsted. as twelfth treet, be-
SuoH Az HUNYsM I'm WRAR.-PiAip Bsav-
- erteens, Tin drab eolorsl hsayy eorduroys.
WIN our usue, tall and ooppleee steeE 0i AL
families and housekeepeTs.
One pnss oply. ms5fed in plain figures; hsnes
/. o. isi~ Pa, eve. "a Ninth sssss.
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DIhRRHG RENE DTf
MAGUIRK's COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF BEUNE PLAHTi
fsfftd5or Rffss Ysors vifk Iss~s.ss Sssssss
tAs Wsn SID SoxsA, and s0v szfssftess
sssd 80 tks Wtsfrs ArNt0f
THE ONLY RELIABLE CrRATIvE
ron ALL
RELAXED CONDITIONS or THE BOWELS
CsuEed BY Change Of water and Diet.
Entirsiy VssaabIs, and SEATED 90 Az hSss.
Prepared and Sold by
j. d @. UIRI,
DRUGGISTS.
81, LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Ssle u WsshiaStss City by
CHARLES sTOTT, Drsrrin.
Ns. SIS Pa avenue. nearly oppesies
Nsueaa nstss
szdby
MARSHALL q PAeE, Army sttlers.
~ Him No, sea Seventh street vesk.
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EYE AND EAR.-Dr. VoH Moschziskef, Oculist
and Aurist, 227 Pa. avenue, gives bis entire at
tention to the treatment of all maladies Of the
eve and ear. Deafness and noises in the head re-
moved and hearing restored Testimonials from
some Of the very best known citizens, who have
been restored to sight or hearing, can be exam.
ined ut his once. au1S. 5t*
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FIsE.-About I O'Clock yesterday morning, .
stable on Twentieth street, between n and N
was discovered on are. and vas soon burned ~
the ground. IL belonged 20 Mr.. Jos. Boulangef,
whose loss Is about s2OO. IL IL supposed 70 have
been Get on Ere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18

The PASSENGER RAILwAY.-The abutments of
the aqueduct bridge having been filed In, the
railroad company to-day completed the lay
ing OF the track at that point and this afternoon
the cars run through from the Capitol TO
High street. The branch to the railroad depot Is
being rapidly put down, and by Monday next
the company will have their cars running to that
point, making 1t for the present the eastern ter
minus Of the road.
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The MIAsMA and Foul vapors generated by
the hot sun will be far more deadly to our Vol
unteen than the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian
and Crimean Campaigns, Holloways Pills were
used In enormous quantities. They kept the
troops In perfect health. Only Is cents per Box.
Soldiers supply yourselves. 27
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PoLIcK.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
saturday-John T. Catcher, drunk and disor-
derby; workhouse 90 days. Michael Long, fast
riding; fined 1884. Cornelius Leonard, dlsor.
Derby; Aned e3-by Justice Clark.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

THh hIsHsES Woo TKIEp 30 Avon TEE En-
rkcIkp DRAFT, ~ EMIsEATINs TO foRuss
fahrs some OF our loyal Irishunen. disgustet
with The uagrat-ful cowardIce Of those Who
ella m 70 De OF the same country and stten pied 60
svoid defending the country 81 their adoption
have bccn 20 work collecting their names; end
the following list, handed 10 the Fourth. ward
patrol, contains the names % those who emigrs-
ted from Swampoodle. Some n them succeeds Cd
In getting away; others failed, and had 20 return
Mos, not all, are nhturaliIsd citlIens ENJOYING
the privileges O. citIeas Some were supported
by Government employment, and others by the
Corporation: Mlchsel O'Brien, Larry OfDay
Nicholas C'Day. - Donovan, Jerry Cormedy
John Csrmedy, VIM. Bsb6ington, Andrew 6les-
nor, Peter Marirnsld, James Msson, WIN. Birch.
Con. Lapshan, Pierce Gordely, James Omen.
Richard Bennett. Dennis McGrsw, - swesny,
Michael Mack. hOmas sullivan, Dennis Quill,
Daniel shaw, James Spade. and John 0Tifnn.
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MAAosAsY ASP ALBANY LunBEE
sss:f I'M Ss5s; s s.s Is, N M s,i
nksn fa' nls6lnr ssors, for 81 hnds q nsssrisls
b u-ln. Bsi6nsrss Nc.
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GRHAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Bahinsrs
aad Harrisbxvg TO ale North and Wsa.-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick time-low fare and sure connections.
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further Information apply
ut the once Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st.,
Washington. Once open from q. m. until p.
m on Sundays from to p. m.
an Ally Z. o. NORTON, Agent.
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WANTS TO WEAR THE BnEKcHks m.

WANTS TO WEAR THE BRKKcHKs.-This morn
ing patrolman J. F. Kelly discovered German
damsel named Lucinda keishmsn walking the
streets In male attire. She was In a military
blouse, cavalry pants and black SLOUGH hat. She
put In the station cell, and In less than three
minutes she threw of her disguise and appeared
In her true character, as q German peasant girl,
bare headed, close jacket and short wooden frock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18

THR NEW YoRK soLp,Rss, RxLlRy Assoc1A-
rIos, which was formed early ia Iauuarv lar.
haI bY its tfofs, adininlsIertd 10 thousands IN
t1s army, and We rejoice TO know that ia AGENT
= sC1ye Ia ylsiii: z aod caring fH the sol8ieP,
Lea every New Yorker be .. Ne meeting
" ealing. 49, 80 : =
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MARRIED.

AARRIRD.
. On the luh Of May, q the residence q the ksy.
John o. Smith, TAUM as 3. MARTIN % Miss
MARY v. HAM MERSLEY, both OF this city.
lBAltimore Sun COPY
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/ lcKD WATxRMBLoNs.-Cool, delicious Water
melons, out Of Wilson's celebrated Ice house,
(thermometer always at 40 degrees,) at 119 Penn.
avenue, between 10Th and Goth -. Ice for sale
at all hours Of the day. Try the watermelons.
nm 11-6t4
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ExcuRsIos TO 6LrMonr The Union Engine
company No. 2 announce an excursion % Oily.
moni Pavilion 90 Monday, Auguss Ash. Tho
wit ana eonnmodiens steamer Xerport, Captain
ef,ckpole, haa been chartered Cor the oocasion
gooo esass band has been engaged, and frou
paracipsnts Win enjoy themselves hugely.
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TIE ExAzcIPArioN COMMISSIONERS on satur
day adyourned until the Ist Of September, whsr
they expect 70 conclude immed lately the appfaise-
msnt Of slaves who have not yet been before tn
board. There has been In all go applicants
claiming compensation for ,, 100 slaves, the AZ
erage valuation BY the owners being sbout se60(
each; ass are yet 70 Be appraised. K :, siM = ]
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A GALLANT OFFICER Col. A. ]. johnson, Of
st Williamsburg. we are lad TO Iesrn has N ~,
recovered from his wounds a. to be able TO visit
our city upon business with the War Department.
The Colonel IL passing few days at the residence
Of his friend, the Rev. Alfred Holmead, on Four
teenth street, near the Long Bridge. It Will be
remembered that Col. johnson, with his noble
regiment, forming part OF Hookef's division,
attack and In three several battles owe bach the
rebels when all seemed TO be lost. Rhe Colonel
himself was borne from the sid. having fallen
pierced through and through by Mimic ball, and
teen inches In length. His many friends Will be
glad TO know Of his well doing and whereabouts.
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FoR ALExANBsIh SND WASHINGTON
CHEvRoNs, CHBvRoNs:!

For QusJtermssters, serEesnts, Sergeant Ms
Serrexrts and Corporsls on hand and made 70 or
der. Also, Braid for st1pInG Sod Lace and Cord
Fireworks, Lanterns, &e., 40, % be had ~ ths
Nstionsl Flag Depot, No. so L street, between
". B.-Plsfs made 70 order and Bunting for
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FOR SALE-Tyo new first GLASS three-stery
BRICK HOUSES, on the heights Of George.
tsvn Inquire Of w. II. Cooley. jen-d
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II ARMORERS WANTED.
LXPERIENCED Aymorers Will fRd employ
menr on immediate application to
GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
an t2tth 1t Colonel Commanding.
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I AIDES, LOOK HERE II want every lady IN
IL town to bring their flannel. muslin, cambria,
90, ana have il stamped. You can have your
choice Of 900 elegant patterns designed for every
pss tcidtk. and are the only persons IN town Who
make il an exclusive business. Call at 2s0k
Seventh street west, between l. and NJ sts., n ORTIZ
era Liberties. an St.
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BLEAoslETPr k EXP tso s RSrIcPPSs!M ks1Ics

We have just received FRI m our Agents In Bss-
Ton ssysrn os.e. Of be. s..lT Il EAEy
IN6e. embrsoius many Of the favorite brands, 81
Of yhloh Ne offer &C wholesale ana retail, C low
ass ,5osEPa J; NAY, Nsx ssers,
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ATTENPT AT BuRsLARI.-Yesterday morning
as patrolmen O'Connen and Fuss were going
their rounds at three O'Clock, on street befwsen
Second and Third, they found the door Of Mr.
Sargent's dwelling open. The inmases were
aroused and the premises secured. From the, fac
that back window, usually ciosed, was hoisted
II 10 supposed that the burglars were In the house
but they made their escape. .e-as -
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QIn zEWARD-Strsysd or stolen, On FrId,y
~ ~ evenings dark an HORSE, with n =
light DOR atout neck; white spcck in fore ~
hesd, three shoes of tall switched of BY AA
trap stlok; easy mover under gndde; was cut o,
each corner Of the mouth from q BIT, The sbov,
reward vii be given IL returned to T. PER
YoTd. an SIS
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WANTED-In retail drag and prescription
" store; PERSON capable Of taxing chtrE.
ID &. au Is lws
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-07

CtTAIE OF VERMONT, The Honora-
> DISTRICT or CII TIES OAK, IS. bic the Probate
Court fr the District Of Chittsndcn, 20 the heirs
and all persons interested in tho estate Of Abel
Wrlau. late or Hincsbarsh, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas. application hath been made q ;h'l
Cac.- 90 writing By the Administrator Of the es-
-,r. aF Abel Wvus1, late Of Uinesburgh, in san
uis-ric-, dsceaci praying for license and an
t7afttv 90 sell the real estate of said deceased,
in,lai.rs ts rlgersirn If the widows dover
therein, f,r the payment Of debts and charges o..
ala..ai..ratiau, a1i sc-tias forth therein the
amount q d.b.s due from the said deceased, the
CHARGES % administration, the amount Of personal
estate aud the situation Of the real estate.
Whereun.r. ths .li1 Court appointed ana
assigned the ith day Of November, A. D. loo4' al
tie Probate l1ar, t1ams, in said District, TO hear
AMI isciis urou said application and petition ana
ordered public notice thereof % be given % all
persons interested therein, BY publishing said order
ta.etlcr with the tine and place OF hearing, three
weeks srecesivsly .1 the Burlington Weekly
Fs-e Pres, ueuspaper which circultes IN the
nei,hblrt5oI Of those persons interested In s'ii
estate all which publications shall 10 previous 20
tlc Day Assigned for hearing.
Therefore Won arc hereby notified % appear
before said Court 40 the time and place asslgnei'
then and there Ia sll Court 20 give bonds, as tns
law .ircsts. fr the payment q the deb,s and
cfar-rs Of admin tratiou. and make your OBJECT
ions 30 Oh. Granting, such license, II you see cause
Given uuI.r my handi at the Protate CouFl
Rooms. this Sch lsy u October, 1862.
vIsvg r. B. FAY, Judge.
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Vermont Board of Education,
SscRErARY's OFFICE, October. ls62- \
TEACHERS, INSTITUTES.

rENEACHERs' INSTITUTES for the Counties Of
L FRANKLIS, CHTrESDEN, LANorLLE, WASH
rSGrov, ORLEANS, CALEDONIA ard Essex, will be
held as follows, for 1861;
At Fairfield, Nov. 4, } At Glover. Noy. Is. .
Al Westfcrd q" :, s At Waterford, " Il, %
At Stove, " II, IL At GUildhtll, " %, g
At Calais. " Il, Is
The Institutes will each continue in session tHo
DAYS. with lecture on the evening prec. ding
each. and on the evening of the lrst day If each
Institute. The day sessions will begin at .
o'clock, A. ".
All friends of Education are invitel % attend
and as p-nefzlHy as possible.
Clergymen are invited 70 give notice from their
Palpits.
Town Superintendents, as gents Of the state,
are earnestly requested to notify Teachers, and
urge their atten1ance; and also to notify clergy
Teachers are reminded tia. time spent By them
in attending the Institute Of tho County where
thew teach, is, BY law, considered % DO spent n
the service Of tleir schools, and is no, in any
sense lost.
What character our Common Schools shall aim
10 ifpp-ezs upon the children Of the State, IS
question Of very apparent importance in these
times so full Of peril 70 our country.
wI1w2 J. $. ADAMS, Secretary.
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NEW YoRK. Nov. ).


\ special dispatch from Washington gays
the 9Th Vermont is t, be brought from New
Orleans 70 some ncrthero PIT to recruit
The 9th Vermont cay tured at Harper S Fer
~, Is to be Immediately exchanged
The following special dispatehe to the
Philad elphia Inquirer
SSIcKERyILLE. 4th. Evening.
The enemy opposite US across the noun
tain retired Yesterday. They are composed
Of Longstrcet's division.
There is considerable picket frinz to-day
beyond the Gap also some Smelling Of the en-
envy.
Goa. Haucoek holds Smokers Gap The
rebels are in view from the crest Of the Blue
Mountain ridge and III considerable force be-
vond the Shenandoah Cannonadins l. g.
ing on towards Manassas Plain, and shells
are seen exploding. Every thing is advanc-
Ing IN the greatest order. Our troops are in
high spirits and the weather and roads ex-
celien;.
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Headquarters, MARsHFTELD, :
y yember >.

y NELuUeI
10 Ma. Gen. Gurus
have the honor To report, tina: On the
evening OF the 30th | received information
Of a party of rebels moving towards a point
eight miles hom this place, and en- route to
ioin the rebel forces in the Southwest.
| took $50 men Of the 10Th Ill. cavalry
and started at P. ". to intercept them. /
came on their pickets at $50 AM drove them
in and attacked the main BODY. about 200
strong, killing and w0uniips many and
capturing p prisoners, among whom is
captain who informed me that Col. Douaey
was in=commaud.
We also captured d number Of horses shot
guns, rifles etc. Our loss was one killed and
one wounded, They scattered in every d.
rection through the mountains. \ large
portion Of them are returning ia the same
direction from which they came.
They were So completely sArprissi that
they never tried to collect again. Tie l4rE-
est Tail could fni. which we followed for
ten miles. resulted in the dispersion Of the
enemy in every direction. T4cy age COM
ple,ely disorganizsl
(Sisuad) J1HS STEWART.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AnEL wYmAN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
- DISTRICT OF CHrrrENDES. S.. Court Tor tne
DiS,r. of Chitteuden 20 all persons Interested IN
re c.Is-e of Abel Wyman, late Of Hinesbursh. in
s,iI district. deceased. Greeting.
whereas. said Court hath assigned the lsth dAy
of N.vstntcr next. for the settlement OF the Al
minstrati.u account Of the estate OF Abel Nyman,
dec.asel and ordered that public notice thereof %
given 70 al persons interested in said estate o.
publishing this order three weeks snee sslsely
r-eviorl 10 the day assigned, in the weekly Bur
iagton Trec Press, printed in Burlington IN SAID
district.
Therefore, You arc hereby notified 70 appear al
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington on the
dav assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ancs Of said account, If you see cause
a., ,Ir,ls- nv hand this 18th day Of October,
IS. 2. Z. FAY, Judge.
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= $. TONREfsON,s ESTATE.

LzrE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been aP-
- pointed BY the Honorable the PROBATE
Court frthe District Of Chittenden, Commission
crs O. reeeive examine and adjust the claims and
demands ol all persons against the estate OF Le-
n : Tgrsb,is51 late Of Milton, in said District
dsseaseI rerresentel insoveut and also all claims
a1i demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and SIX
months from the day Of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Cour, for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that we viii attend to TIC
business o, our appointment a. the dwelling OF
Hannah Tonberslu, in Milton, in said Obstruction
he ls- thursday II February next, at I'D
o'eiaeE, a. NJ. on ssil day.
DATED this a0th day Of September, A. D. leo-.
ALFRED LADD, Commis
vIGs8 @. u. CLARK. sioners
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HEAD QUARTERS, Army OF PoToNAe, I
" 10 z. N.

HEAD QUARTERS, Army OF PoToNAc,
Nov. g. 10. p. N.
Las, night IJ was uncertain whether lo-
session Of Ashby's Gap would be contested
or not. Every preparations Was made TO
force it If circumstances made it necessary
but the rebels rstreated this morning leaving
our troops in undisputed possession Of the
mountains.
From the heights favorable view OF the
Shenandoah valley was had, but no large
body Of the enemy was {, be seen Win
chester was plainly visible, and the inter-
yeuins portion Of the valley.
Tho commaud Of cavalry ami artillery uu-
der Gems Pleaslnton and Ay-rin occupied
Piedmont last night. Tais morning they
pushed en- and al,sra SPIRITED skirmish, oc-
cupiod Marquette. They now hold the ap-
proaehes 20 Manassas and Chester Gap on the
le.t q the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Tie rebel cavalry showed themselves t9-
Jay opposite Smokers Gap and were also
visible lr1m tbe Maryland Heights.
Gen. Mcclellan spent most Of the after
noon 1T the top of AsIly's Gap, taking OBJ
sryalors iu the SaenauI Iah valley.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-07
NEWS CT The WEEK.
By Telegraph.
For f-tAg Telegraph M'r. see fourth page

NEw l0Rk, Noe. 5
A correspondent Of the Herald saws the ad-
vance which has Sd far taken place, slowly
but surely INTO the hostile territory will be
accelerated to rate which will ere long
bring us to the main body Of the enemy OF
at least to where they axe supposed to be-
One of the striking features Of
the adyauc, 50 far has been
the almost entire cessation Of stragglers.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
scouting party in the direction OF Dumiries
report that they met body Of Rebel Cav
airy about seven miles this side Of that place
aud were compelled to retreat They Oh
tanned information that Rebel reintJreements
are constantly arriving at Warrenton.