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ZION AGA COL Z g 4.

F, between 9 and 10th streets, will be resumed on
Monday next, sektemhsr lst. The Fseplsy Of the
Rev: q. hotan 81 Wee President and irss: ar-
er; Rev. u; A, Mo6niIe. Chaplain; and Rev.
ate course of studies. the sane - that q George
tom ColleEe i taught By hy. Of L.tip,
Prepa atory or Eng ls6 depI1 tm1 4 EAt By three
Professors, is in ended for suoh = 6not
Or snoa Who do intend to "a acSuifs fnoxtSdae 81
only such branches of an Eng lish and CommeroIaI
sducatlon, e. vi! t them for an Ordinary business
Geography, Hiitory. Z Irlish Compos tlss snd Flo
oution, Book Keeping, lathe mAtles, DO, are
taugh.; so, Frnoh, If desired. Tho course of
Msthe % iio. 10 tho Sans as that pursued In Col
leges Of the fret rank. Especial attention 10 paid
throE hout all the olasses OF the Collegiate course.
An % Str
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FROM THE CONFEDERATE LINES

We learn by one Of Capt. Ferguson's Quarter
masters agents, who left Jsekson's headq uarters
at sudlev Church, at SX O'Clock on Friday morn.
ing, and who with Capt. Mercer, depot commits
sary, and go soldiers, tesmsses, and Others, was
captured on Tuesday night by Jsckson's forces
low1ngs
crates appeared thsrs On TnsaAay night, Wa g
men Of the 18th New York o. Pennsylvanh rsgi.
ment, Q part q the 18th Psnnsylvanis cavalry,
battery Of seven piecsks - New York, tPuscaner0
and number ID. conmi.'sfy men, quar-
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York battery opened on The rieht sad kfs2 ten
or twelve rounds; the 18th fennsvlvshis cavalry
fell back, and about 100 were captured
Finding Il useless IN continue the contest, The
party were surrounded AMI captured The
Confsderates marched the prisoners % withtn
mile Of Brissow, when Tidy wesrned -
Minaisss imme iiatelv, by order Of Gen. Jack
son, reaching Manassas again at II o,clook on
"Wednesday morning. When they got e.ck 70
Manassas they found q nxht going on between
the New Jersey division, undsr Gen TAYLOR. spl
the forces under Jackson, who drove back Tsy-
lor and took some prisoners. The prisoners wsrs
then marched within mile Of Bull Run; tAsrs
they met Jackson again, returning from Center
Vile, with some prisoners He directed The Pss-
oners to be marched back, when they stopped
opposite "wier's House." the former hesdqusr-
tiers OF Beauregard, where they were put into
camp, being guarded, and staying there till 10
minutes before IL O'CLOCK. wednesday night
They then were taken to the old Manssss bsttls
Geld, and remained till Jschson's left wing wss
attacked bv Sigel's forces; whereupon they were
removed towards sudley Church, about mile,
WI en- Jackson's right was opened upon. Thers
they commenced taking list Of the prisoner.
preparatory to paroling, and they got the nana
OF the prisoners furnished bv Cspt. Mercer, Of
the Qusrtsrmasters Department, y. Q. A. They
returned WITH the papers In about two houn.
The prisoners were then drawn up In line, and
the calling OF their names wa sgs'n commenced.
They got half way through when the len vas
opened upon again, and about that time sons
other prisoners came In, which made Il necessary
to take their names also. They were requested
70 ait down, IN Z about hour by sun their right
was again attacked, the nring oen,nuins Gil
O'Clock AbouG IL O'Clock las string Of an
bulancss from the Confedefstes psssed along With
their wounie and some men going out 70 bury
the dead. About daylight on Thun 'sy the guards
commenced waking up the prisoner preparatory
TO q march towards the FAR south. Heavy frinG
was then heard on the lef, and the onaceu In
charge OF the prisoners Informed Capt. Mefcef
that they coul proceed within the Pc tersl Lines
they could not attend to them any further.
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BANKS sAEE.

After the falling back Of our forces 20 Center
Vile there was naturally some anxiety felt - 70
the safety Of Gen. Banks command at CsuettS
and Bristow Station.
He LEFT Bristow Station about O'Clock yesssr-
day morning, End succeeded In bringing OF bis
entire command and wagon train uninjured, his
only encounter with the enemy being an occasion
al interchange Of shots, reaching Oentervills
about noon yesterday.
The fact that the enemy did not und ertake more
seriously to oppose bis inction with Pope shows
how terribly the Confederstes were cr11led In
the battle Of Saturday.
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ANSWERING THE CALL

At noon to-day, about fifty surgeons, represent
ing the counties Of Dauphin, York, Berks. Ly-
coming, Franklin and Fulton, accompanied By
about eighty nurses, arrived in the city for ths
purpose Of e.ing their services In caring for Tie
sick and wounded in the present emergency.
Delaware also sent delegation Of one hundred
and twenty-seve surgeons; all Of whom are
stopping at Willar6s,
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SHUTTING UP The DRINKING HOUSES

SHUTTING UP THE DRINKING HOUSES.
The order Of the military Governor directing
all the drinking places Of the District to DC closed
after to-day, 10 designed to meet the emergency
OF the present excited state Of our population,
already worked up 70 q high pitch by the recent
battles, without the sdditisa Of liquid stimulus.
Az soon a. the city coels down again, the 70
striction will be removed, We hear; II not bsing
the purpose Of General wadsworth to interfere
further with our citizens than may b. absolutely
necessary In the military exigencies bT which
we are surrounded.
He will permit no liquors 10 be sold hare In any
quantity for the time being the penalty being the
instant conAscation Of all found on the premises
where sold.
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PASSES.

No persons are allowed TO visit AleIsndris
without q proper pass.
No civilians are allowed passes 10 60 TO tie
battle field or TO Pope's army.
Passes are required nom persons crossing The
bridges and ferries.
No huckster wagons are allowed to 60 10 camps
over the river without passes.
No liquors are allowed to pan over the river
unless with q pass.
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS

This morning, two trains arrived, bringins
about ], 300 soldiers, all but about 100 Of who's
were wounded In the Late battles In Virginia
The balance were sick. The frst train was In
charge Of Medical Director Rough and Hospital
Steward Maurice r. O'Shea. These trains bring
up wounded men (among others) from the fol.
lowing regiments, viz New York regiments
I'd Excelsior regiment suffered terribly; 18th
(Brooklyn) three captains killed and many Of tn,
men wounded and taken prisoner. or the Is
wers killed or wounded.
The 44th New York also suffered severely, and
the brigade Of Sen. Butterdeld has not more thar
100 effective men left; 18th very much cut up
company especially, having but Eve men left
The oath went into the fight 500 strong, and yes.
terday morning but 100 rations were drawn. Tn,
10lst, 45th and 9th New York, also sufeied Ne
verely, the latter having forty killed and sixty
wounded. In the Sd (loyall Virginia, nearly all
the officers were killed or wounded. Tie 18Th
Massachusetts lost about one half Of Its number
The 115th Pennsylvania was twice engaged, and
lost also about half ih men.
The other regiments represented among these
wounded are the ID Maine, which suffered se.
versly-Capt. Foss, Of this regiment, was wound
ed, and Lieut.. Albert L. Cowan killed, besides ,
large number Of ofnces and men; 9th New
Hampshire; 10Th New York 18th Pennsylvania;
Sd Maryland; sd Pennsylvania Tooth Penpsyl
vania, which had 200 killed or wounded; ID Pa
Reserves, $50 killed and wounded oad Penn,yl.
vania; LIST Michigan, 100 killed and wounded,
including Colonel Roberts; 10th New York; 90
Michigan, $50 killed and wounded 7th wiscon.
son, which went In 700 strong, and came out with
only 800 9Th New Jersey, 40 killed and wound
ed 18th Massachusetts, 10 killed and wounded
5eth Ohio; 73d Pennsylvania; 10Th Iadiana; 74th
Pennsylvania, and sth regular cavalry.
Among the wounded efaeen brought up were
Major M. M. Dawson, Tooth PeansJ lvania; Col
Farnsworth, 18th New York His hlankers;) Col.
Cutler, 9th Wisconsin, and others. Assistant
Surgeon Robert Dodson, Of the ID Maryland, wa,
brought up sick. Col. Brown, Of the 10th Indi
ana, was killed.
Conveyances for the removal Of the sick and
wounded were In attendance at once. No sooner
had the train arrived than the Characteristic lib.
sralitv Of the citizens Of the Seventh Ward dis.
PLAYED itself by the residents, male and female,
running hither and thither, and dispensing food
and delicacies to the sufferers.
Col. NJ. D. Harding, Of the 10th Pennsylvania
Reserve, was wounded and IL now at the Avenue
Harding, who was killed at the battle Of Buens
Vista, Mexico. Major Lancaster, list Pennsyl.
vania. Col. Henderson; Col Landing, l7th Wis.
consin; Capt. elasson, Col. Crocker, and Lieut..
c. r. suter, q. 3. A., were also wounded Lieut..
john Whiting, q the I'd Infantry, Is wounded
In hover jaw.
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THE ENEMY ATTEMPT TO TAKE A BAT.
Terry ANDARE REPULsED.

The Seth New York, In Piatt's Brigade, strr-
gis' Division, did not 60 Into action until about
five O'Clock on saturds0 when they were Of
dered to the support Of . battery skirting piece
Of woods, (the enemy at that time pressing
Mcdowell heavily on the lef,) but they were
Dot kept In that position long, for the rebels,
with q strong force, made an attempt (by asnk
movemenD to capture the battery, and the Ssh,
with other regiments, were ordered up TO dis
lodge the enemy from the woods through which
they were approaching, and after . desperate
fight, succeeded In driving them back. Col.
Baily, 10 this engagement, was slis huy wound
ed, but was able TO keep In his saddle until ths
army was ordered TO fall back The los OF the
66th 10 about 100 killed and wounded, among The
former are Lieut.. J. Il. Tall and Sergeant James
Lyons. After the battle Acting Brig Gen Plat
compllmen,ed the S6ta highly Tor their bravery.
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IN CONSULTATION, &C.

The President, Gen. Raileck, and Gen. McClsi-
Ian were In consultation to-day at the headquaf-
tiers Of Gen. II. Shortly afterwards 10 was cur
rently said In that vicinity that the command Of
the troops In around this city, including the de-
fence Of the neighboring fonihcatons, had ben
assipned 70 Gen Nee.
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LIME-LIME-LIME!
USE Landed BY the caooner Ralph Howett, Q
cargo of he best Suxiity 1hsmasrown, state OF
Name Wood ourRI LINE pat p In barrels This
Lime "a 20 vol kno cd throughout tho enIted
stssea - bang or to st ner kind that IL
needs no IA thef end on than fair trial
rsu.re Of NiCHO AS ACKER,
Corner New Jersey av. an ! street;
Or of JOHN RHEEM,
An 50-Ivs l79 Pspnsylys ma avenue.
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EVACUATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EVACUATION FREDERICKSBURG.
There seems to be no doubt but thai Gen.
Burnside has evacuated FredericksbuV and
Withdrawn his forces to point where these vet3
Grams can be actively servioeable In the work OF
the campaign. Much Of the preparatory w,rk for
the evacuation was effected some days ago, and
our informant, who Left Falmouth yesterday, says
that about 8 O'Clock In the evening he saw q
bright light In the direction OF Prederioksourg
and heard explosion, indicating that he evao-
mouth, had been fully effected .ad the ability Of
the enemy to Pursse him sfectually guarded
against
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LATE FROM RICHMOND.

From q party who LEFT Richmond on Pr,dsy
we learn that $50 Federal prisoners were taken to
Richmond on Wednesday last IL was reported
In Richmond that at the cavalry raid on Cstlett's
Station e5 600 900 worth Of Federal property vas
captured; also Pope's entire wardrobe, and tast
of his sta6, and his Paymaster with eSo, 600.
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Y,hE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
F|oaFs ID IS, esd Pa. &c., bst liza asd l2th SITS.
FOX ladies AND 6ENHLEMEN,
Are now open and really for eli parsons who de-
nre Dot or Cold, Shower, Steam, VaDor and Med
Il great cxpsnSe these Baths have been fitted up
% meet want long fet In his olty, and We now
Offer 20 the cliizsns OF w aahng ton ~ hne suite
Of Bathing Rooms a. ever opsned to any public In
the Omitted Ststes.
All are invits1 to osll and sec for themselves:
~ open from . m until 10 m; on Sundays
from s &. 70. to T. These rooms are uldor the i'm
mediate euperintendenoe Of JusTus 'HOLLAR,
hon New York, lone Of the pr0prietorsJ VINO
thoroughly understands the bsthlag basiaess In all
IT. branches. Au 10 I'M
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR !! ONE DOLLAR y!
60 to the Dollar Store, 438 Penn. avenue, neal
Four-and- half street. and see the splendid stock
ofjewelry and silver plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar 1w&
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THE CARS, &C, BURNED.
Gen. Banks, In the execution Of the order 20
that end, burned yesterday 147 railroad can and
ave locomotives
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NEW AND sIMPLiFIEO METHOD FOR
~ Plano F0h1E AND SlN6iN6.

Professor ALEXANDER WOLOWSki, n
mist and Csmf oser. mas returned ircI0sS=SS
The London Exhi.ltlo9. and op,ni aYYn
Nov o simpl, hsd Method. By Prot. Wolovski'c
system. person having sny slight novledge OF
music With great facility, and execute operauo ~
we'll - CLASSICAL music with rsre perfection, A.
arrives most ext aord mary resu t., renders the
voios eytul, Add enables the singer TO vooalize
Prof.. Wolowski reoelves visitors daily from to I
O'Clock ,. M. o his residences. No. %S1 Tenth a.,
hotveen r Add p. a. l6lm
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A II ERICAN w ATCH rs
FUR SOLDIERS!
AT RED CED PRICES.
"o<ohn~


American Watches for Americans.
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give
notice, that they have lately Issued new style Of
Watch EXPRESSLY desis red for Soldiers ana others
who desire q good Watch st . moderate price
These Watches sre Intended to displaoe tho
worthless, cheap Watches Of British and Swiss
manufacture, with which the country 10 flooded,
and vhlch were never EXPECTED to keep time when
they were made. being refuse manufactures, sent
to this country, because ungaleable at homo, and
used hero only for jseksyixs and swisdEiss Dur.
poses.
We offer to sell our watch, which 10 OF THE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANVFACTURE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIME
KEEPER. and in Sterling Silver Cases, Hunting
pattern 1t Is low prioe ~ is asked for the trashy
Anerss aud Lepine, of foreign make, already ~
ferred to.
We have named the rev series Of watches
WIN. ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which name viii
be found on q plato of every Watch of this man
uf,e.ure, ard is ono of our trade marks.
Bid by oil respectable jewelers. In rhe loya!
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed 70
ROBBINS L APPLETON,
Agents ofihe American Watch Company,
O. 1s-lm 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
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+ THH INDIAN HERB DocroR, from Canada, will
deocribe diseases and tell his patients the nature
Of their complaints or illness, without receiving
any information from them. No charge for CON-
sYs.attos Or adsies Once, No. IL Washington
building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washing ton, D. @. au 25-n
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j. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
will reslms the du ies Of his Drofsssion w ednes.
DAY, SsDt0Dhe I'd, 1865. Fer terms, TO-, spply at
Nssio store of John r. Ellis, Pa. ~.
Bladensbure, Nd. IN 81 ST
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LATEST BY TsLEGRAPR.
RELEAsE OF mn. INeERsoLL.

PHnApILSHsA, Sept. l.-Charis Ingersoll, ~
Gently arrested for sentiments uttered In 0sscs
In Independsaos Square, wn dischsfesc from
custody this morning. BY order Of ne sssssssT
of Wu,
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KILLED

Among the killed Union ofacen IN the bsstis
Of Saturday last, was Lieut.. Ransld Mckenzie,
of U. q. Engineers, . nephew Of John elidsll.
of l. ON iaiAna.
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WIVES, MOTHERS AND SISTERS, whose H.
bands, Sons and Brothers are serving In the
Army, can not put into their knapsacks more
necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes OF
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. They insure
health even under the exposures Of q soldiers
LIFE Only rs cents a Box or Pot. 218.
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NIDER FOa THE ARMY.

the 2Oth September Drox. Parties Interested IA
army suppl aud Also recti6ers Msy aadres, the
Jersey, for full particulars. Hlso, IN large GUAM
titles. hyperion article Of Apple Wildly:
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To HOTELS. s y kocHEaksS RESTAURANTS.
PRIVATE FAMILIES. GO.
The Subscribers have just received . fresh ship
mont Of
500 CASES 1T. JULIEN AND FLORRAC
Ola r & T s,
which they e II for sale at New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
A Laygs and Val Selected Stock Of
Choice BRANDIEs.
BOURBON, OLD RYE, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISTLES,
CHAMPA6NES OF ell favorite brands,
ENaLISE AND SCOTCH ALEs.
London AND DUBLIN POR7ERS,
HAVANA CIGARS,
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES,
chiffon. CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
CHEESE,
sARDINEs. KEMP's REALISTICALLY
SEALED GOODS,
FRENCH. GERMAN and ENGLISH COR
RIALS,
CONGRESS-, sELTZER, KIssENaEN and
ENGLISH SODA WATERS,
Choice oOLON6, sOUCHON0, IMPERIAL,
HYsON, YOUNG TYSON TEAS.
With an extensive assortment Of
FANCY GROCERIES,.
BININdER co.,
Established l77i.)
Branch-219 Pa. avenue, opposite
vii ards Hotel, Washington.
10 Just resolved small lot Of Omosrs' Liquor
N'1N-
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g. Ok sALk-An excellent sloat skWiNS
Iness Gsh . lis n. s1snss u Is
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE o CLOCK p. q.
no FIGHTIN0 TO-DAY.

We have Information from FAIRFAX Station up
to p. m. to-day, to which hour there had been
no renewal Of last WEEKS engagement.
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NOT KILIED

The rumor that Gen. Robinson, who sommsnds
Michigan brigade, was killed In ths osue o.
saturday IN untrue. He 10 uniniured, - 6cv
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NV YolE, Sept. 1, II m.-Pint ecsso'--
U. q. couPons, 1851, iooKi Seven -snd-three'
tenths Treasury Notes, ioaxs y. D. psnsn1
Notes, EeSA Gold, il6A.
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REMOVAL OF PRIsoNKRs. -Yesterdav afternoon
and this morning the prisoners in the Georgetown
prison were removed under guard to the Old
Capitol and Central Guardhouse, In order that
the prison may be converted into a hospital.
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M NEW YORK, April II, Isss.

NJ NEW YORK, April II, lse9.
$50 Pa. avenue. Washington. d. Q.
Dsos SSs: We beg to assare you that the w eeohes
zen have bought of US arc ali anufactured BY the
arc warranted ~ them to give entire :efi.fseho9
in every retpeot. Rec Nesting oonunuanes OF
your la ee orders. v o are. respectfully,
ROBBINS &AfPLETUN. Agents Of the
American Watch Company.
A complete assortpent a the Genuine American
W stones IN Sold and S,lver Csses. Also: ems!l
n. skMKEN'e, jswslltr, $50 Pc p,
aus -1m betves eth And 18th Sta
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i he Subscriber has just opened SALOON,
tastsfuy farpishsd, for the soeemmodAtton Of
Gentlemen and Ladies'
Ladies will ind tins nov Saloon very convenient,
where they can Away! be select And have the
1t 10 admitted BY oil that Our Cream II superior
to any fu nished In this CITY.
DAYTON, $50 Eleventh St.,
jyA between 9 and H.
II HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subsoriber hath obtained from the Orphans,
Columbia. letter. 81 sdministation, with the WI
d; s' saut q
ceceseed. All persons having olalms Against the
said dsoe.ssd are hereby vHrned 10 EXHIBIT the
soriber, on or before the 18th day Of A3Gaat nexS
tnes may otherwise BY law be excluded from ell
benefit Of the said estate 6lven under my hand
ALIEN BUKCH,
"a le-v9v Ad2knisfpetog W, A,
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TIE I'd DIsTRIcr REGIMENT, Colonel Alexan-
der, yesterday broke up their encampment In the
suburbs, and marched into Virginia.
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BOARDING..

II modaie,I with Board st 396 Fourth Ut. gel ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board,
II AtlSS st: cot, near Sovs nth Several ele-
CANT rooms now vacant. Gent em:n wanting good
ID with ter wives, Dan obtain good Board In =
prIva,e family, With oil ths comforts Of home: In
locstion near tho Capitol ana one square from tho
ers in tho hopse, End only four Will be taken.
Apply at northeast oorner Of Fl ct street east and
Post OMosr gu q ST
DOOMS AND BOARD, with . Northern famt
IL ly. pleasant LOCALITY neer tho DEPARTMENTS.
Boarders accommodated. as Twelfth treet, BE-
tween 8 And n. 10 MIN
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TILE ARMY TRAIN.

The white Of Gen. Pope's army train has ben
retired well 10 the rear.
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Is BLACK In elisa eRAPEe. MOURNING
Alec, ks.u n ng b apdk srohiets, with o the MI
noF resa ssos for %. $3.50 In AeK.
ON. priee onlJ the sosaai osAh stArd1rd vstuss
mar IN 1lal,. d,u'os A..
Ap inspeciion Of rtook unlliss No ooliE4tton TO
Durch 1se. PEkkI bAO,.
al Is lot P8. avenue And Ntotn stTe0S.
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On. HoLNRs, THE EMBALMKR.-This enrbalm.
er, who first esta blisned embalning in the United
States, and first In this city, has returned from
the seat Of war and taken rooms on Louisiana
avenue, near the Guard House, where he will
resume his former business 1t~
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
Dispatches received from Fairfax Court House,
about seven miles from Centerville, state that no
firing had been heard up 70 IL O'Clock to day.
Gen Banks' forces were heard from last mig ht
In a IA vorable position for j,ining Pope's army.
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SURGEONS AND NURSES War Department
was very Il, civ on Saturday night les, at ten
O'Clock, In COnseq hence II an or1sr having been
Issued for all tie surgeons sus .!Irses that were
available To proceed 10 the Dattle-de d Of Thurs
Aay, Frida, and Saturday last. Everything in
tie shape OF conveyance was taken up. Whether
they reached their des!inaticn We nave not s. yet
learned
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TIE 10th PENNSYLVANIA RBaNBNT, new
levies, arrived at Alexandra yesterday In trans
ports.
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Flhn was DISCOVERED BY rouedsnan Shield
strolmsn McDevitt In No. 3ll feni syvania
e, between Nlnth and Tenth streets, about
M yesterday. The inmates were notified
IRE Itinzaished with but little damage.
caused ~ The overufning Of . burning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

SECOND WAND srAfIoS CAsxsLBsfeys ysssisl
Roland Cromeline, carrying
epnessied weapons; for further hearing. Johanna
hesief, Albert Davis, disorderlyi faed o. Pat
Mason, PROBABLY; aasd 0i.as. Dr. Henry Rsw,
nfged BY Major Lewis with expreasing disloyal
- nnentst eisma-sed, o. taking the oath q
Ylanoe, by the Provost MARSHAL.