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WHAT WAS WANTED.-A NEW AND EJE
" CANT STEAMED OYSTER ga.
LOON IN GEORG ET0WN, D. G-The
subscribers. at the urgent and re peated &NAD
PUBLICATIONS. Of their numerous friends
have this day opened the above estab' ~
Hshed, adjoining the well known W hit4 House R.s
taurant. on High street. near the canal "
None but the finest OYSTERS which tho Cb6s,
pfske Matters AFFORD will be sold to our patrons
familes can DE supplied at their residences Will,
Raw or Steamed Oysters Of the best quality ar
engagements having been made for a daily fresh sun
ply adequate tn any demand
Orders are re- pectfully solicited and promptly at
tended TO mt all hours.
Visitors tn this establishment will ind it worthy
OF liberal patrOna se neither pains nor expense
nay en or viii be spared to make it worthy TO be
Suffers and others are notified that we sre really
TO nil orders for Canned Spiced Shucket Oysters
OF superior quality at reasonable prices
oc .o-'wE RODIER & BRO.
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lSpIA RC9BER CooDS.-The place to buy ynur
rubber Goats, Leggins. Camp Blankets iayelncks
nnnTsrsANS and very ARTICLE made from India
Euh'er. IL Mt A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at manufacturers
prices, SO Penna avenue, brtseen 9th and lntb
streets. a. 81 IS
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

A. FAkHIONABLE MILLINERY.
1NlRS. IL. WOLLARD will open on THURSDAY
october Sth. q select and handsome assert "a
ment of WINTER BONNETS, of the latest(&N
Partisan styles, No. 81 Bridge ST., George
town. -" % o. =,
NOTICE.
i HE Subscribers have at the foot Of HI gh st-..+
tweise hundred bushels of Prime JERSEY p0T
TUES, which will be sud by Capt Bri yht. nj
and HERRING. 1iNHh
MILFORD & sICKLEs, Georgetown.
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LOR SALE-A convenient BRICK DWELLING
i containing nine rooms. gas; Potomac water nj
the door. fine pump of water in the yard. store
house. ibrick stable. and carriage-house situataa
on street, between G and II, No. 43I Call from
Terms easy oc e9.eosts
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E0R SALE.-A brick HOUSE and LOTS aliyihlv
i situated on the corner of 4th and l. streets sa II
Nsvy-fard. The house contains ten rooms with
cellars, and fine, large brick Stable in the rear.
Potomac water ia the house. For terms which
will he made easy, spply TO the subscriber st the
livery stable of Thomas Heise. on 9Th street west
between street and Louisiana avenue
&C - 1wT ..-.r JOS. l.. HEISE
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTER NonN AAo r,,-no....

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| ,,pD =: e: Mcguire 4 Co AYe.ions.ru. ( \
foTnfSdsf A nd S z, wa, S;11.sU..sLsgV LpIss
s a:ssf rs sssr e i, shS rssss aye;
r e. 4 b! g: 10
rs vii sell =, public soetio., n font m 80 - -
s.r is, ' tis s S ass s Ss.s, e,
parcel Of GROUND in tl,. cit, Of Wash s,a". .ss
original Lots No one ~ and two, 1870. q
NJ, eight hundrrd and afty-eighi lisa s1'' sssAss
thu ,o' situated in arApdy improvins ssrt q
Terms q sale ,one,thira In cash, Of ~hseA sa
and Hmnn IsIn nth IN s .s
SHfrd y ssed e trust, Terms Se co@piisS -is
I'VE days HI iIgTs; HiITf;T s Il ES.,es.'se
THoMAsCs DOM, ( Trustees
seS &c. Mcguire a CO., AueAa
uSTHk sPoyEsA rs POSTPONED UNrL
F Mai sttH Sowx Trustees.
"cs J. o. Mcguire co. Ascts.
by W l.. WALL q Co. Auctioneers. -
tSouth corner Ps. ave- an,ySinthsfl
NoSNG HORSE, CARRIAGE BTGcY AMI
TnrRSnAI MoRSfNs. 9Th ir- s.n ' : ;.: =
psmiy carri.g. and Harness.
One BSgsy.
very superior Ri Ahsoi Hors.
Saddle and Bride
The property Of General ordered CO
oeS WI. WALL 4 CO. Aucx..
BY ,. q. Mcguire CO.. Auctione.rs
EASsCrT0R,s SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, A.,
kins krii ' rau ass ,sf f Sss.
per eIh. NJ 10 O'Clock a M, ve shaIT srp a. ~
ling S. s sss r. sa shs :,
order OF the orphsns' Court at publie sDr.ia.
pg r nf,n Der o. Oil and other Paintings, oil 40
rehclI sketches. Plaster Casts, md fietnrs
frames comprising the entire collection Of P.ina
ulent Of n IL estate ." sesoe-
Terms cash
GEO, G. KING, Executor
oc I'd J. c. MCGUIRE a CO Auets
BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS Auctione,r. =
Handsome BUILDING LOT 0S NORTH n
IL bsrWsss l2,H AND 13TE s4s wEsr. Az
At rIoS.-on MONDAY, the 18th inst we shan
seu, IN 'front.' OF the premises. at 5u'cIccs n M
Ssome building Lot. on the south side az SorfS
y. between 18th and 18th street q west hs x,nrS
'front.' OF 10 by l2l feet deep. Terms cash
oc I'D GREEN WILLIAMS aprts
-1IHE ABOVE SALE Is PosTposEprN,u
INT fsOAf. the srh instant same hopr -.
ne privilege Oh the mutual use af the Ailay 80
nnons 20 the wall of the adjoining firuse viii -
gwen la the purchaser nf the Lot ~" "
&C Est GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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COMFORT AND EASE IN ONE MIsUrF-Corns RIM.
ions, Eailosities. Club and Inverted Nails Chi
oas,ns Frosted and Tender Feet enlarged and dis
the Feet, Hands and Face cured yitE-nt main or
InsTh N to the patient by Dr. White. the
nue., near Fourand a half street ifour doors ahora
the General Telegraph Ofice.) No Acid, 30 Blood.
uO Ell on Z
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k'Ok RENT-Upon reasonable terms, BELLE
l. VIEW, beautiful and con yenient place within
ten minutes' walk of the Presidents House To
COED tenant, the house will he rented furnished:
containing acres of land an high guilty alton: all
main on the place. if agreeable person; or fami
~ would occupy the house. The lady being entire
ly alone, would wish to remain. Apply corner DIST
and Boundary street, opposite Wizards place,
west. 90 2ts~'
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AT The DOLLAR STORE, ABS Penn avenue near
81 street is now displayed the best assortment Of
!eweiry and Silver plated Ware in the city. Dron
IN there and supply yourself for 81 oc * Ivy
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DROPOsALs FOR LEAD WIRE

phUPUHALS FUK Lend WIRE.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE
HdShlugtOu, ID. C., Orfojsr -, 1862
Proposals tsealed and endorsed ''Proposals for
Lead Wire, y will he received at this Office until
noon on the 5 tn IL slant, for
I'G.aN lbs No. fila inches diameter
5.tt0 lbs No. 81 E0 do do.
To be 81 the very best quality, and to be de-
lvered ut the Ordnance Departm Washn gton
Navy Yard. within ten days from the date of the
acceptance OF the offer Through the Post Office
Samp IS OF the Wire can be seen At this Office
&c 2iw :. z. BROWN Navy Agent
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DESiRABLE INDIA RUBBER GOoDs.-Mr II
pan mas aust received lot of Officers Long and
LIght duli finished Goats; also. dull finished Pom.
ce"s extra large sizes; ALSO lot of blue En- ylisb
aiinas very long: at $40 zach also extra long and
,igEt tin"eishtI Rubber Cspes with sleeres which
ne I, s'nES at manufacturers prices at his Iuiia
tween 9Th and lDth SITS o. ~
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CiRFTirCoCRT.-The jury trials commenced
Yesterday afternoon. In the case of visa and
Kendall agt. Riley and Coombs, a verdict was
rendered for plaintiffs. "'~'
Hir. Il" hraht entered INTO bond 10 prosecute
an appear from the decision OF the Circuit
court 10 the supreme Court, in the appeal caSa
rom the Orphans Court. of Barney ACT. D,.
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STARTLING, Brr TgrE-The yaluntaars o-a
Drawing the dangers Of Fever Scuryy. wounds and
Shoieta Mapy gallant fellow will leave his
sohes 20 bleach who by the aid Of Holloway y Pills
d ointment, would have returned TO his family
strong and healthy: Soldiers, try them Only Is
IcHtN per DON or rot.
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SECONDHAND STATION CASES ReTors IN.
ace Drsrg-Wm. Bronson, Fanny Berry drunk
ana d'sord"riy; fined 50 each Olivia GaIaphar,
Ifuhk; lhr" 50 Amelia Hart, do Sd John
R"ppir. assault; dismissed John PhiI,ins
drunk; fined go VIM. Brooks sleeping IN the
street; fined -. " "
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f&ns THE Rkv. ALorsIus GsEGG.-I have been
troubled with FeafnPss for many wears Nv hear.
lSslS entirely Restored to mt BY Or Won Mns
tn.asteT and IN acknowled cement of his skill and
knoEn. for the benefit of those similarly afIirtcd
sregg. Passionist. I, DR.. Eon Mn>chiSkrr, 2o1
ieh.l. avenue; gives his entire attention to the
'iS"''''0hA VI ne L!e an" LAT. IT.
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b"H"IIi MErICATRn CorGH CANDY is IN. most
Fha:nnt anu rhertnmi remedy for Coughs Colds
ii"iF>"''.s, Bronchitis. any affection of tha
,nr"at o. iTngS, yet introduced. Tryit PREPARED
m" >"f ny q Rn>wELI. dru .gist AMI sold by
druggists generally " =
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BY BoNTZ GRIFFITH, Auetioneers
no aea 'th street. between L and strretsl
~ FRIDAY MORNING, October sIst nj ~ . IN
nr lpHnt ~ R ahe AGssion Rooms sen largo
stock Of retailer retiring from III. Sn.; t.e
DC x ~ B0NTZ 4 GRIRTITU Anc<.
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Poems FOR RENT.-Comfortable Rooms NAV
~ be had fsipgle or in suitsD by applying ut Nh
d36 4 street, tlste. Census BuildingD oppnsite
ra'ehl tHice 2S-3tN
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For rent. at
i 4aO nth street, east side, between q and III
streets neatly furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS. and SITTING ROOMS AMI PAR
LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable
IN the city Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. no children in the house nc % r.
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LNOR REST-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS on nth
Il street. between q and H,-l29 oc eS-N.
E'oR SALE OR REST-The very large MANSION
= anu Gkbb NDS at No so u street corner of
Penn. avenue, 18th and SITS. Inquire ON the prem.
lies.
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J.
Cradle and Scythe
Lot ofOats in Straw ' ....E
Harrow: two Ploughs lot of Harness. ~
tons of Bay LOT of Corn
Terms All sums of and under Sc cssb 49,. a .
credit OF four moutbs-tbe purchssers To CIV,
notes IN all cases of credit bearing interest fro.
"a oI 50 re ald secu red by two good endorserr
BY order Of the Administrative - -.
DC S>-a GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucxx
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By J. c. MEG CIRE 4 COS Auctioneers.
NSrTNG HYS0N TEAS AND CHEESE AT
II p Bile ArCrIox.-0n SATURDAY MORN
NJ November list. at 10 o clacL in front OF the
auction Ro' ms. We shall SELL ~
a boxes Cheese - ''
Terms cssh.
s@.d
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SALE OF REAL E%TATg.-MeoSrs. Mcclure
& Co. aurt.onrers, sold OF Monday aft@ruJ N
los and = in square ia, Corner of FouTet 1t
and B. -'rcrts.b for Sissy per square fo.d- ,
John l. KifW@lI, OF Ii'or2-i~wn wa Z. - an
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ECRE ISHED ROOMS FOR RENTED snits If
FURNISHED Rooms on first and second floor, No
81 Indiana avenne, nearly opposite Judiciary
'QEsFe. oc ,i-it-
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RoBBRRY.-On Saturday night. some thief
entered The barber shop of John Guonni, on X
s'irrs near inc Northern Market, and made Off
with his trunk, containing, besides his WARM
aPpaTei, silver watch and SIS in silver change.
MI. CIuionni was lying asleep in the shop at
me tlIne, and the rogue took his clothes. which
We're hanging near him, leaving him in a con-
Gltlon obliging him to borrow suit for SIM
day. " '
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NORhENT-The tour-story DIV ELLING IIOrr Sc
No. 81 Indiana avenue. a little ea II of the CITY
Hhll-belns large, convenient house. and I'm good
order. .ApplS TO THOS BLAGDEN, No 4sa S,.v
ei'Ib ~ .s..r.... y
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Assault And BATTEEy WITH INTENT 10
KIII.-ICetrrday afternoon NIciioIa, Langley
and J. Il. Hayden appeared before Ju5tIc- DOan
T. i'ns S@r The charge of assault with intent 10
kill Henry Purdy = week ago. Tho ffyhr oc-
CURED IN PurdyS restaurant, corner OF Sixth
street and 'hr ayenuc, and Purdy was cut in
III the face and stomach with Il knif,. Mr. Hay
Gen WIS dismissed Langley was held for trial
A. tile Criminal Court
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900 WEST EIGHTEENTH ST Pleasant
cCC ROOMS with or without Bosrd can De had
by calling soon. New England family with a few
bOaruers. oc
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FURNISHED H0TSE FOR RENT-Cnntaininr
Il parlor, dining room, Kitchen servants room
and three large chambers. The house is well far
nished and has a garden attached. INQUIRE at the
northeast corner OF LIST street east and d street
north ".s.. -.H s..r oc ~ ST.
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Yesterday afternoon, PATROL
man Crown was called upon 10 quell roys ut
Rob-y's Iiotrl. seventh st. oppo>it" the market
Capt. John O'Hagan was refused liquor, ami a
Row irgau. Rich. Rivers struck the patroinlaa,
cutting hI~ head badly: in return for which n"
rrc' lived several blows on the head from t'Ir
pttr' In ans billy. OHagan WIS turned over
to IN Military, and Rivers was sent TO j iii by
JGsIe" Dom. Both belong q the I'd District
Re im.nt.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT-FCRNISHED ROOMS; also, double
l. Psrlors. Bed Room attached, bath room gas:
hne locality; view of the Capitol, No AS ID st
between Az snd Sd streets, three doors below City
MIL. DIV
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CRY IvcIDrNTs.--Colon Carlo, an Italian,
% years ~ aec. was poiaoned yesterday at bi. r.
Sd'n'e NJ. II B,S,er street, by swallowing two
| table spoonful. II oxalc acid. which he though,
v" er'om salts He mixed the acid in some
Wa'in water and swallowed IT, Intense interns,
= irr'nF followed, sui be WIS conveyed 10 the New
''rk VI 'u''al 'v'orc he died Immediately sfer-
''hf ndinif'i. II is rnt NJ present kn.r.n ,yhett
y 'h' lo'son was GIVEN decea,ol by a drngy., f,r
of'oin sas, or whether 10 made tie mistake him
sti Twelve arrests Tor volat ois Of the SUNDAY
Liquor law, were made On sunday IN the FiNh
'r'i AMI four In The First ward. the parties eli
Doing held 10 bail by justice Brennan 10 en-.
sW"t Thirteen arrests were male In the
! 'th W'ri, ani the PARTIES we're all dis
'h'rF'd ~ Jus'ic STEERS "A well dfoss.d nian,
giving MS nimc ~ james n Gamble, calling him.
''l Ah IRISH Iygns''-t 4, was arrested y.4teri.y
cuHised with 'ttemh ng 4, rob the money bor u
'"' sA'' keeper I Fulton ferry Abraham Bnct-
''N' d'ds brown, ava escaped convict from ,he Sing
81" Sin'" Prison. was arrested IN the city yesser-
LAY! by "ih'cr Armstrong, AMI taken back All.
t'' ''in'n, CLERK in the boot and shoe store
OF WIN Irwin, n. ~ lilNcry, vas arrested yes-
teti"v, by detective R.uncit charged vIth cml,es
h'tng goods fior l4 employer Mr Irwin r,cent'y
received M annoymous note. warning him ,n look
sharp aftcf one 4 hr clerks Having recently
missed ~, .,a Lc y,vc mo mot. 4, ..,
solomon Nis arrested. The rris,n,r confessed IN
having stolen q 'y pairs OF shoes and h,tsen pairs
~ .n'tcrs, aud informed tho officer whefo he had
eu'd Them.
I'M 'iN lNsrECton reports tia, o ~ persons
iicd Ia New yrk i,st v,,h. , d.rr,,sc ., =, a.
compared witt the c,r-csr.nin. week Il iss,
The nort,lit, b, tbe rrlp,,i,,,i ,l.e,,,,,., =. ,J
'rw-s oansimption. hs; drop4v in tho head. 20.
scarlet frv,r, Is small pox. Z Four deaths from
old age 2 suicides, | murder. 3 drowned, 4 kilied
by accidents.
ANotiIrn PRtzr STEAMER. Among the ar
r,' ~ at 'hiS j." yesterday WIS the puze steam
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From the Nfou tain Department.
L Il -A.At-- ~ AI---f ANrnL.

ri,H StrAo,tp ps. Jane l. l-J2.
General From MT with . strong column, len
fraukhu lst sunday, sud ty ,,,.d forced marches
has crossed lie Shenandoah fuouuisu ranges,
ra cAiu, 'c,i', ioo mil over i''',ut ro,ds, with
ute mcai o ttAn-i riai ol anl supplies IN tie
country. This morning. f,riuilcs fr.,n stlashurv,
lc o,ert,, X ton j.. kscu ia f.l retreat, with his
VIII 10 Ere, ,u tie rad ftom wnchos,cr to
It ,slurr. Co ,ius'rut, commanding thc ad-
vance bi' alc, clrc up,u tie cn mysironr'y ost.
81 IL sttIci!, whitn opened as soon a't u. head
90. D. : column apr schri Ucn. Fremont rapidly
lr0u. .ltl .fu. % coiuiin p sul formed Ia line u
tt.,. c,u. Ja,kson declined g. H,'t, ami whiie
.lius Cus.iut iu cheek with portion " his
tt',is, viq.drew lis man forces and utinucd his
trrat In the -klrnisu tive of tic stA Virginia.
and two of IT,, Co'h o. were wolniei
The cn,uy's l.ss is unknown. Twcuty I've phi
sonors were tk, by our cavalry.
L.cuicnsut-C oione Down.y OF TIE 3rl Regiment,
Potomac Home Brisid., in a sk.fm.sh on Thursl'y
morning, drove arg, party OF Ashry's Cavalry
TREE
General Ffcmors NdiuUicrs. SirdsjuTg,
Jrne 2.--Genert rfcm7nrs advance brigade uu-
der Col. Clos.rut, occupied strashurg last night
Withou, resistance. ia 'hs1r is rapidly retreat n,
before oar forces. A midnight Reconnaissance three
miles beyond Stra.turs, came upon rope
barr -ade and ambush of JacSsou's rear guard,
and retired successfully with the loss q only three
wounded. C1l. fygelmeuc.l, of Gep. Fremour'
staff, with only 10 men, brilliantly cl lfged suj pat
~ flight body Of cavalry commanded by AsLby IL
nara
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POSTSCRIPT.
From Front Royal.
JACKsoN's RETREAT CUT OFF
RUM0R OF ATTACK BY ROSENcRANS
GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
THE ATTACK ON VICkSBURG


Front Royu, JuHe 2.--licut. Joncn, Of Gen.
Shields st,f with 20 ofthc lot Ohio Cavalry, made
a reconnaissance yesterday, going to strlsburg. on
his return lie reported the enemy retrea,ng through
strasburz yery RAPIDLY with their baggage trains
no"rly through, aud at lcuth were seen through
the hills. Gen. B,yard, with tue ist Penn-y lyania
aud LIT New dorsey Cavalry, and six companies Of
tho Pennsylvania BuCktail Infautry, and the 4th
Maine Batiery,wos mucdi,tey ordered to advance
to strashurg, aud cut oil the train.
Upon arriving within mile Of strasburg he
fnhd tie enemy IN great force Just beyond the VII
hge, nni not decming 1t prudent 10 attack. halted
Tor the night aud now occupies the siyan @, look.
ing dire t'y into tLe eyes of the enemy. Much fir
Ing was heard yesterday during tie entire day some
distance beyond suashurg, Loyal blacks report
that Gen kosoncrHns had attacked Jackson and
beaten him. The probab lit.es are that Jackson
VIII be ovcrtakcn today aud u great battle fought
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE vICISIrr.

,
VIZ H'"iI '"'S"N'"'' IN"
''"'n'' nN' "l We 9'''h NV V'd mere
INV" '"'"ew m'hr'"' m'''3 'h cara
,'., - P'IN"h"te' IN charS' "i company "' 'O
w" "oF"n'h' ~ Y v lhe pms lhor' were taken
WV ''''e "' hsho'cr Court I''n'', Wa ana no
"'S "uo" 'h'rey 10 u' NORM '""nha I''h'
" "'' "'n "etluehtS' lh'y 't' TIE mrs, '' th'
''p''"'' IN virginia WHO L'N' l"h'eh ~
'" F'', i"'''hl'hy i"'ihS t''h lA eh"iS' IL
' ''l'''u pN'H W' ere" "' 'h' ''h-
.'' ~ We '''' Z" we "t'c' ur"h nor hy we
80, III "'np''h "'A'a' lh' non '''"'hiH-
- "''' P"""' "I'"'" '"' s''e'h
,.'. "" ''o ''"e'"''. 'n'"''''''y On t'
- ,,'''"h ~ "'''' 'n WV "'''ery' u''
,n,,,r,,I.'., w.. '''''' |'I"' "'''y' "'r' '"''"'
or,s I.ia,'I "" "'''' u.
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u,,I. ,."ar ,''u' - .'' .
,.,,,,vor,s ,,,,o,.,'I',a r., e
trio,ic I,,io,, c..l,,,, -, w.
o,n ch,vnIrv ,u,. l','',., 49,,
l.ing ,,L., ,-i,,,..rs &. .-.,.,, ..t.'.
oounrod orl,, H.. 49,. ...i',i,,, s,-,.'....,
N,,ting co,lI lao .i,.I,,tn A., .a.,.
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WRbdnyort, Way 81. Last night the enemy
made slight d,mpnttratlpu On tie neck opposlt,
this place, tut not In sufficient force H. cause any
scri US alarm. They are not believed u bo sun
c.enly strong g. iuske All attack. Ouf Icx,ts still
occupy the Virginia side OF TIE river.
Bditimor, juno "a respectable citizen of BAL.
tmore has just arrived from Winchester lie Ca
capped from there last Thursday. liz states TINT
Col Kenly aud large portion of lis command
were prisoners there, aud that the many rumors we
have received with regard " the bruta trcstuen ut
OF this regiment are altogether unioundod. The
stories OF burning hospitals with all In them, he
says, are untrue. Neither of the buildings were
injured. lie saw Col K.nley sitting up In bed
with . wound IN his lesd number OF the officers
Of tho "a Maryland were at large on parole The
rebels claim 10 have taken . 900 prisonera From
what lie saw Ia wnch,st lac supyosed half that
number was nearer the truth.
Front Royal, IA, May reconnaissance made
this afternoon, discovered q large force cf the
enemy, consisting Of infantry, artillery and cavalry
some six seven miles from here, on the Win
chester road. our troops opened ere on them and
drove them for some distance, taking seven prison.
ers, and one eleven iounder cannon, manufactured
IA Liverpool In ls6i, AMI ~ wagons, several horses
aud mules, and also recapturing six men oi tie
Maryland regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-03
Congressional Proceedings.
ASNyIIth COSGREsS---Ssnate.
First Session.

b1sirq on, Jare 2-Mr. Summer offered a
reso,uuu' .ai-. pu tAc SECRETARY OF Wa lor coI.-
eS ri .erhl o. i't- H' ~ II pa ,:r ~ tu tie Pro
y.touH' )7truog tI rruuc...r AMI lrtl C.tu!ra.
ADD c'pi oi suS iu0tr 1I.9u- given H. treu. n.
r.'cr.ti 90 n -oIrse Of GOV s.4. "a l rttr.0il,4
tu Tbs 'l 'NF t.H a'honr tIC.t 20. t',F IL sid
t..c n,ie '4-ftt kL'H wl1t U.Nnl.tuls Lad
been -'tn. Nh 3. Auy niHp "a tie .. H,. Co. lie
United sttt"H, At~ ftthts l. q. se o1...t 20. .Is
Jefferson once -.Id tLlt IN ttAir conL,l. .,.ry
AT butte 1.-THE Ain = y would 10 -gai..t a. aud
u we M d, rtsfc q cnuy on go war an tlis man.
A1r certainly t-st 4.I te tho Ga,VI w.
NJ. Wis thasa,. sent L. Tie C.cri.'s desk the
4l'pttclos received itom GtAtra.s IIa..tck and
top,, which were read.
NJ. Lane k,nsaH, off,r5i a resolution that the
CJmu.ttr' ou Pablo Lands inquire into the expe-
a.cncy oi Reporting olA 10 conhscate public lands
OF Texas Ai1pted.
The bill pres ribing OIL oath to Grand snI petite
Jurors Ia the Tinted States Courts, WAS taken IN
and discussed Il. one O'Clock, WHEN the tss bill
was taken up.
Mi. sherman offered an amendment. providing
inf tax ul 10 cents per gallon On whiskey on hand
and held ior sale On the Sotl 4 June, 1852. lie
hrsued tuht theTe had been great sto,s n wills
key isld in IN anticipation Of the tax, and there
would be no revenue on the nsnufactur. for some
.lne' an th4s tho tax would only allow the GOV.
ernment T. share IN tie proAts Of spectators
hessrs hInmons aud McDoussll were opposcd 10
the principles Of tho bill.
After nlrtncr discussion the amenduor, .os ,o
Jected-Yeas 10, nays "a
Mr., Baulsbury offered an smendment AZ . pa,,
seouon' that no money arising from taxes irlpos
and excise, in the bill shall be applied or expended
f9r the support and maintenance Of fugitive slaves
OF fee negroes. Rejected.
An amendment was adopted, raising the nav Of
sssss.o 70 per Day and assistant assessors 70 Ss