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TELEGRkPHIC NEWS.
REBELS INVADE PENNSYLvANI.
in FsIce or Hanover--Prrrara
tions TO- Defence

HARRISBURG, Sept. ten. Andrew Porter az
rived here this morningf the purpose, II Is sup.
posed, Of comforting with the Governor as 10 the
best means Il checking the enemy In their II reas-
ened raid into this State. Everything that looks
to the tainment Of this most desirable object,
and that is possible under the circumstances
is being done.
The rebels ere said to be entering Penn:ylva.
MIA in force near Hanover, with the Intention, no
doubt, Of destroying the Northern Central Rail
road.
The rumor Of an advance upon Hagerstown a D.
pears to be unfouGded, as no rebels have vet made
their appearance In that viCinity. 1t ia generally
believed, however, that they. will shortly advance
on that town. Arms being sent rapidly and
distributed throughout the counties on our south
ern border
gen: Pope passed through here on his way Wes,
this afternoon.
Latest from she Pennsylvania BOrdeY--1 he
Rebels Invading York County.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 6--p. M The latest infot-
nation from the border up to O'Clock this eve
ming says that the rebel pickets were then within
twelve miles OF hanover, York county.
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FROM EllADpF

CAPE RACE, Sept. The steamer Norwegian
from Londonderry on the goth, passed here to.
day, with two days later adyices
A slight conflict Is reported between the Carl
baldians and the Royal troops near Regio.
IL 10 predicted that France Is about Initiating
an important military movement, and that N apo
leon had called council OF Ministers
The United states gunboat TnscarOra left Ply
mouth on the evening OF the 27th Her destina
tion was supposed to he Cadiz
The English journals say but little on American
Affairs.
COMMERCIAL.
Ihe sales or cotton tor the week were n0,C0t
bales. Market very much eIcited, with fu,tbel
advance Of Sd in American. Only Is, 900 bales
OF American cotton In port Sales Cf Is 600 bale,
middling ORLEANS at 2Gxd.
Breadstutis are dull at slight decline In all
qualities. Provisions are quiet
Consols SO i a933i for money.
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PROPOSALS FOR OATS,
AlexsadIla. VI. AnSnr "a. lis.

QuARrrRNAsyrR's Drpos,
| Alexandra. Va, August ID, ISes.
srlLID PROPOSALS viii be received .. thi. once
@ sLtll Tu.'ds,, TIE 9Th dsv Of se,temb.r. o. 10
m tex ss fS. .
70 De 81 ZOO msreh.n sels quality, pat ~ in
Gs.s vrl be receivss ~ % Weight. aca, thirty
tvo Io..d. to the b.shsi. sseks 10 b. lsrrlshsd
| Va. OF such other point on the Pntomlc q ths
s date SssS, SOs s.,
| period q may DO sereed upon.
| PROPOSALS.
81 sns s
s,dsred tie lndir.Aaal proposal Of the partner
Propo,sI. from d,. loyal .eartiss ,riI .a b, coo
sidned, ND AN o.TH OF ALL csIANcs nssr .ccoH-
fTo,osa rnStIrSSs mSti .Ssi...od CAP am B. Fer
su,on, ssstant Omar 9 master U .. ArmI, Ale1-
s6drIs, w va .nd Ehould bep ma. RI"
GUARANTEE
The sbt,!iy Of the bld O. TO hll the contrast,
hy .so re; P'nsih Pers n: whose sisnatrres msTs
.ho@a " tie ci. osrtss.s. s q the cierp of IS,
ntsres DistLlsi Court or of the United states D,s-
Bidders must b. present in person when the bids
ave oPeacd, or their proposals VIII not be consis-
Bonds In the sam o. Eve thou sand dollars. sisns(
Dy the contractor and both OF lle gu4 ontore, VIII
De rec aIred OF tho successful bidder upon signing
the contract
As The poad murt ACCOMPANY the contract, n
bondsnen with tnem or to have bonds signed ~
Anticipation and reedy TO be produced WREN tho
contract 10 siSIed Blanks for bonds can bs pro
CURED UPON application ~ thls once, either Deraon
ally, b lotteT, or hy Telegraph.
FORM OF SgABANTEE.
We, Of the county Of, and Stase Of
=, and -, Of the county Of. and s,ssD
Of, do hereby rusrsntee that - abls
70 fuIall contract In accordance With the term9
Of his proposltons AID that should be pre- sHosinou
pc sooelted, he wlll az once enter int contrast
ehoulo the contract be awarded him, We aTs Pre-
pared 20 become hiG securities
tTo this neiantec mast be appended the on ela
certificate above mentioned
lRsPECTON, DELIVERY, 80.
All Oats contracted for under this Advertisements
VIII be rltidly inspected. and such DO not DrovO
OF good, sound, merchantAble quality, viii be
Payment TO 30 made from time 10 time, a. the
forage 10 delivered, or 70 soop thereafter a. tho
Deloi Qpartcrmsster shall be In fsnds.
Any lnfcrmalty In the bid. or non colformsnoe
Tith the terms of oIs Advertisement, VIII ensure
ths reJeonon OF the proposal.
Delivery to be made ~ such wharf st the city Of
A.exa1dris, as the Depot Quarternsster may d.
The Depot QuartermAster reserves 20 himself
The Tlrht 10 reject Any al bids that he may deem
too high, or for other sufficient oause
q. q. EkRNUSON,
CAPTAIN. A. q. M, u. Z. Army.
"a G-dd and Depot Quarter astsf.
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LATER AND HIGHLY InPoRvANr.

GARIBALDI DEFEATED AND CAPTURED
CAPE RACE via ST.JOHNs, Sept. S.-The steamer
3lst ult
Paris, Aug. 31.-A tele gram has at been re-
celved hore stating that Ga:ibaldi has been de-
feated and wounded and captured
LONDON, Aug 3l-The Mcniteur says 4" The
lnsurrection which threatened to compromise the
dessinies ofItaly has terminated. Garbaldi, after
sharp contest, was compelled to surrender An
Italian frigate was Immediately ordered to con.
Vey him to Spezzia. The blockade of the Italian
coast Is ordered to be raised -
PARIS, Aug 3l.-The capture Of Garihildi is
fully &C nfrmed
b Lord Paimerston, In a speech at Melbsurn, re-
gaidlng the Trent affair paid high compliment
20 the justice Of the American government in Its
settlement.
Lord Brougham made speech a%ocating alb
soiute neutrality and non-interventon In Ameri.
can affairs In every sense of the w'rd.
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PROPOSALS FOR aORSEs.

ESnoi oShLS FUN dOhSbS.
Coras, lsfk a1i q siyesis. )
WashuSfoH, ID. C., Asssst 2s, 1852
SHaLyD PRofosA AS ~,l be recei,ed ., ,hi. ot.ioe
untii Wedne.d.y, :ae rk6 day OF September st li
sen hanssa .Gs Of tho vs
sorlptloLs,vH;
CAVALRY.
nSl fifteen to tiSJ xtsen hand. hS h, between Ave
e. aae si:ht y.srs sol OF s!s OF d.Tk ooo xe @ STSfen
defects,
Eo- Artillery, iS0) five hhndrsd Horses, from
(l6T) btteeea and one-kalf TO tl5) slxteen hauss
oolors; fres rom 81 de}eots; vel b7oEen - hsr-
ness e., eoms.otiy butt, and to weigh net less thar
PROPOSALS.
If . bid is made a the name Of hrm, the nam. =
s II IT,; s,sss q. mai tis'Hs n
Proposals from disloyal par.'s piH NOT be cos.
sidsrsd, and IN oath OF Aley .snos mus' accompany
Proposals mGsi s,eclff.cl-,rly whether tbs bid ia
for Cassry or Ar1Iler. Horses, ana ~ ES eaSs
must beth te bid for or the SANE p.1er.
If Any bidder visnss 70 propose for botn eEs'e.
ssoh osss, eonplsts in ifsslf-ano having no reie.
enee to any other PROPOSE By tbs sam, psrty.
!osi p: c:sRd should Ss Slaisii msrfed" fro;o.sl.
GUARAN7EE.
The ability of the bidder 10 nil the contract,
appended to the suaran!er
.hoSn Ss Sssss 81 y e.. ss %@s q" Ss Ss
hsaT.tt district oour: or Of the United States J.s
Bidders must he prssent IL pervon when tile bidr
sIs opened or 'helr proposals VIII not be consli
Bond, In the Eum Of ten thou.,ni aolsr.
signed ty this ccrt astOr aud roth Of ms ua Antora
viii be rsS.lrd o,the snoces,fsl tiddsf upoa .itn
As the bond must accompany the contract. 1t vii
De ne2eseafy for bidders TO haze their bonds men
and ready to be proc ucei when the contract i,
:. Bsnk, for bonds can be procured upon apple.
ton be,ng made q: tells on c,. ellh-r Sc eolaly bJ
letter, or By telegraph.
FoeM OF GUARANTEES.
and a' OSSna aS5pta of ss.ss &c, Of
Of do h.rsby susrsnsy % snet ii. Is a6Is S.iS to
h FL, sSns.St I'D il iGS9,da the terms e
be acoepe ed. he VIII at once enter into . csntrset
IN Ss%mId asooSLaaEoe n thsrevl,h.
pared 20 become his securities.
%asI 30 the oa
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
Al, Horses oontIao.ed for under this advertise-
rot e AID
rejected.
40 Karss will be received.
before Mosdsy. fks STA day e5 Oetobtr, and no er
fsnsios of time VIII be granted on An pTetexs
IaIment TO be MADE upon the conp,e.ion of the
conHeot. or so eooa thereafter a. The Depot Qusr-
termaster shall be in funds.
Any informally in tbs bid, or non -conformano noe
yltn the terms Of this advertisement, Will ensare
tho rejection OF the proDosal.
The CAvALRY Horses will be awarded in ,o.s CT
ts0 two hundred cash, and the ARrILLIIY
unless the Depot Qrartermsster shor'd deem II
ier the Interest OF the Government to vary :hs
number.
Yhe Depot Qoartermsster reserve, to hinrelr
the night TO reject any or al bids that he may
an ss-tsePio Colonel and Depo: q Qusrtermsster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
QUERY.

QUERY.
Way - sf Ehnt Ctistadora'S Hair Dye IS tAs bes
IN fhs tsorld i,
Because eminent chemists say so
Because IL contains ne caustic compounds
Beca use 1t wears longer than any other
Because 1t operates iastantansox,ly
Because II does not stain the skin
Because Il nourishes and strengthens the hair
Because IL tcorrects the bad effects Of other dyes
Because II presence cannot be detected
Bseauss Is as,sy fails!
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, 6 Astor House
New Y orh. Bold every where, and applied by
all Hair Dfessers.
Price el, i5o and 80 per box, according t.
size. No l.
CRTsTADORo's HAIR PREsERvArIvR
Is Invaluable with his Dye, as 1t imparts the Ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price so cents, 81 and 81 per bottle, according
70 size. au 20-eOlm,r
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FORT DELAwARK.-There are at present about
sixty rebel prisoners confined at Fort Delaware
ana about the same number Of deserters frsm the
Federai army. The number Of civilians confined
there for using reasonable language, &c, is be-
tween sixty and seventy Thirteen deserters from
dlnerent regiments now In the field, were sent
there on Wednesday.
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10 say All his efforts, however, 10 save the dey
were unavai,inG. The rebels drove back tho
supports to cur batteries, and finally captured t&o
or three Of our guns, which Cbrld not be with.
drawn. aS the horses mad been killed
A retreat wan now ordered, and Gen. Nelson,
satisfied that nothing further could be done, left
Gen Manson In charge II the column, and placing
himself under the guidance OF his friend Col,
Holloway, effected his escape, carrying off bull
let In one of his thighs
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GRsAE pEsns lama ROUTE, vid BaItimor.
asd kl.v,4,1s 10 :hs North and Wta.-TwC
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-Quick tipe--lOw fare and sure connections
Soldiers tickets sold through at governmen,
rates. For ckets and further Information apply
at the oMce Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth ct
Warrington. Untce open from a. IN. until y p.
IN; on Sundays from to p m.
au ld-ly T.. %. NORTON, Agent
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Rebels Advancing 8n Nashville Evacua
tion Of the City Ordered.

NKw YORK, Sept s.-A special dispatch to the
World, from Cincinnati, says that important
news Is expected from Nashville Gen. Buell.
has ordered the city To be evacuated Private
dispatches from Boyd's station, Kentucky, say
that Is 600 Of the enemy entered that place to day
The telegraph operator left at noon lust as the
advance guard came In sight.
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BArcsKLoR's HAIR DYE
fAs best ia tks World.

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces q color not to be distinguished from IA
turs-warranted not to injure the Hair in theleass
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red o, Rssty Rs,y
instantly turns a splendid Black k'or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ill
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine is signed WILLIAMA. BAYsI-
ILoR, ca tAs fosJ Ii6ss Of s&ck bex.
fse.ssy, No. 81 Barclay ST., NsS York,
HS7-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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The Rebel Steamer Florida

INV YORK, Sept. S.-A letter from our consul
at Matanzas states that the pirate steamer Florida
arrived at Cardenas Aug 18th. Also, that Mafif,
her pirate captain, was sick with fever, and that
Spanish war steamer Is there TO prevent her fol-
lowing any American vessels out to capture them.
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IL So many Of the printers in Newark, N. J
have enlisted that the Mercury, on Monday last
had only three hands left out Of their entire force
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HABIT CL0TaS, all the proper colon fer
Ia L2dIes' and MlBeel' Autumn WT&D1ilfs
Josev fiannels for Infants, Lsdies' and M isses
SAo(ues.
Also, opsnod ts-dAy-
Medium And super Blankets, in at sIsss, fus
Cradles, CIlbf, and Beds, (sinIle, dSubis. ani
extra iArgeD
One srice only, the aotusl oasL standard waive,
marked IN palm hGHTes
PERRY n BRO,
gu tS-lW Pa ave aGd Ninth street.
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STITCHED LINEN SHIRT BOSOMs, select
~ ss8llties and ics, Straight and Cross- over
Pialts, from low priced up 70 the kne n umbera
lCo tieces3 lItlr and Bosom Linens, Of qualities
thai con relied an.
too pieces medium snd ne Shirting Cottons, OF the
best brands produced, at Home anQ in ElroDa,
TOO pieces w hl,e and Colored Flannels, for Az
tulnn ard Winter Wear.
One price on y, marked In pain figures.
An inspection OF stook lncurs no obliGatlon -
purchase. PERRY BRO,
&C 20-l1 Pa ave. and Ninth street
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NEW YORK, April IL, lss1.

M NEW 1Ohh, April IL, lSSz.
ltlR, II sEMKEN,
$50 "a. avenue. Washington, DC
Dsas Ss; We beg to assare you that the " etchSe
Yen have bought OF US arc Oil man1iaotuteo Oy tne
are WsTrsnied BY them to give entire setiafseno1
in every respect. kesaesnnI .e9,nunusnee oi
Robbins &AtPLE1ONs Agents ol the
American Wateb Company.
A soms,.,s assortment Of tie 6eleins AnsriseR
~ atobes IN Gold and SILVER Cases. Ahes ,mS.i
siz for ladies constantly on hand cnd iof ese ~
Il. rEMKEN's, Jevsil.r, $50 Pa ev;
spG-Im between 9Th and 18th stes
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COZ LDIEks AND CITIZEN n 8


MkS. WREN having served % Matron the lAGe
year in the Army of the Potomac, where she ssve1
hundreds from the hospitals, Offers her Medicines
for the benefit Of all Her EVER MIxTURk pos
on prevents, tut cures Eleeoily. One teaspoon-
tuii WI rurfI Pint OF Water, and IN q is ssssoa
no Soldier or Civilian shoud travel vithoutlt P1l
up in bottles to suit tho poeket- Also, her LQNa
MIXTURE, which saved hundreds IN oame vfom
Consumption last winter. Fer testimonials So
list
volunteer; Lisut Col. Msssett, Lieut. sostt.
Aciunnt gregory, do; Lieut. Mselnttre, Quar-
termaster Ellis, LIsat Spencer, Capt 1rslnor,
e4th do Lieut Bean, N. d Capt Ripley, Ost,
Doose, Capt BROOKS, Sergt Maobowel, CaIt.
sith; Orderly Banfs. N. s.. besides hundrsd, q
TO be mad At stott,s Drug store. opposite M
tonal Hotel; Nairn's corner Pa. avenue and -
street; MArnn's Franklin House, corner sth and D
sIsen; B5oxnLns 2 kssIns, Ss5 re ayefss
street. between Sch and 9TH, w Wsshnston.
Mrs. Wren, Midwife and Msgnstio Ecleciia
PLY lo,an, invites those Who despair Of bsslg
CURED of SUD Joints, Chrome Rheumatism. sorS
Eyes, Old ti9srs, Tuysors, Hemorrhoidsl innrui-
ties, Itch or Iettere, Canoe,s, DO, &c. No Cure,
no Pay. Ladies boa Ided srd attended during con-
hnement. no. z4s X street, between sth and 7th.
al N Inn
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q v y 4 q Rl
lEYAIyMENT OF sYAyE,

nEYAkYMEkT OF SYAYB,
~ wAsHIssfcH, January -, -.
Ybs Secretary OF S,se win hereafter resolve
Member Of CoRsyoo On businea On ssturAsys,
sonnsHsiAs win Saturday, Ne Srt ef ssEs
RsnN.
tal Z-u wILsIAM u sENAIY.
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CAPTAIN. A. q. M, u. &. Army,
- -dto 1nd Dcpot U uarserr aetsf.
NOTICE

- NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS. are invited till the
10th ef Seitember 1852, tor fprnsnins the Sp bsis-
tenoe Department co tons Of Hay
The hay &C be delivered betore the Soth sf Octo-
Der. A 800 tont o. said hay must be IN bales.
the remslEder need not necessarily be balsd.
bldders mrst state 70 their bds the prloe Dor ln9
OF the contractor and to % delivered st the MenH-
nent Cattle Yard
Firms making bids must state the name Of sn ths
DSrtIes terested.
Payments e be made in Tressury notes, an
A. ID. G.. and G. s., U. 3. A, sno endorsed "Prs-
poeas for Hay.o sn n
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A II Z & ICA n W A TC 81 Z 8
FOR SOLDIERS!
At RED UCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans

0WOl&O0A w utSAVb AVA 0ASAA AS~AAS
TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give
notice, that they have lately Issred new style Of
Watch, expressly designed for Soldiers and others
Who desire . good Wstoh 1T moderate prlce
These Watches are intended to displaoe the
worthless. cheap watches Of British and Swiss
manufacture, with which the country il f1oodt d !,
and whioh were never expected to keep time when
they were made. being refuse manufactures, send
TO this country, because unsaesble At homo, and
lsed here snly for josssyiss and sWtsxlisS plI-
poses.
We offer to sell our watch, which Is Of THE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIME
KEEPER, and in Sterling Silver Cases. Hunting
pattern, ct as low price 10 asked for the trashy
Asc'ss and Lspisss Of foreign make, already rs-
ferred to.
We have named the new series of Watches
WIN. ELLERY, Boston. Mass, which name Will
be found OF tie Pste Of every Watch Of this nan
lfssture, and is one Of our trade marks.
Sold by sll respectable jewelers. in the loyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Wa:oh Company,
A. 2lm 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
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-. ia:as%Gs!: s.a S-;y.:;: A.: S:s: 81, ss5 - sso,s;s..
A1Einrs :. for stores and dwellings. made. % orssT
et the shortest nouoe, q EDWARD LILLYA
and t* street, Coionlsshsn Building, Ws.hinf-
ton. ID. q. au - In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

NsrE Under the regulations ofthe Dep Itnrent, !,
rs heretofore and now eIstpg, no payment can bs
made for advertising proclamatioas, except % suct
publishers rs are Specially skorfssd 10 puG!Ish
by the Commissioned OF the Genera Land Offoe.
je IL WlSV
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A DAME, EXPAEDe COAPAhT.
sosiSl o. xIAoTAs.

sis A.userJ exss 81 sAic esErsey II L rs I'd
frssr Sk;rd street O. tks srss dS>et c. 8 ct-est-
tstvSe5 q e1e % ~ GO
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NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD Fol
N Plano FOkTE AND SINGING.


anist and Composer, has returned from
the London Exhibition, and opens AyKUH
course for tho Piano and SIrglns by Elns
New vald SImplIfed Method. BY Prof, Woowskf.
Tsusc will ts enabled u . veiy short time TO read
music with great f,oilI:y, and execute operauo As
TO the vooa. part, by ms way of vocAlization ne
arrives 1t most ext aordniry results. renders the
voice eow and enables the singer to vooaliEe
With hcIli Y, aocuraGy and fine quality of tone
Prof Wolowskl receives visitors daily from to 4
O'Clock ,. m, 81 hIg residence. Nc. 4e1 Tenth St,
between T. apd F. ~ l6-lm
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nor THE AUTUMN Ard WINTER OF
II 1862 AND 1868 Foreign and Domestic,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, In all the depart;
ments Of family wants.
A large Stock, adapted for Autumn and Winter,
" IL Store, in Add ton to which, Ne the rn
and Eastern correspondents sand new supplies
daily.
One price Only, the cash standard value marked
IL plain hEuren.
An inspection OF stock Implies no Obligation to
purchase.
All rsrce!n for thor Interior, properly packed
free of oharse. PERRY 4 BRO,
se ]. Iut pa ave yDd Ninth rtrest.
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DROPOSALS FOR BOOKS FOR SHIPS OF
WAR.
Navy DIrARTMsnr.

ENrtdN OF NdtigdT5ONI AuS usL 50. 1851
SHALkD PROPOSALS viii be Tsosi lived At this of1oe
until MolCaI, the 18th September, l38i, for furn-
ishing al tho different Navy Yards without fur ther
cost to the Government, Buoh number cf copies as
may be required OF me seversl publIcStlOps sup
pli led to yes sols of war
Lasts ofthe Books say be had on application TO
tho Bureau Anc the prIoe of eRoh to be sp .ched
Each book Is to bs guaranteed perfect aud to be
in su ubetentia binding J. M. 6iLLISS,
sel2aW7w Ac,log Chief of the Bureau.
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ltwas two O'CLOCK In the AFTERNOON Delore our
third line Of battle was formed. The position
chosen, like that at Mr. Moore's, was an elevated
one, but the rebels had the advantage OF woods
and corn fields. and for q time kept up murder
ous nre upon men, sustaining at frst but little
loss themselves. This time they fought us with
an Arkansas brigade. Here our artillery was used
TO good advantage, and finally drove the enemy
from their shelter, when they formed on our
right, our boys meantime pouring INFO their ranks
some destructive volleys. The loss OF the enemy
In this engagement was perhaps heavier than In
either Of the Others, although our own was also
very severe.
During the progress Of this engagement, Gen.
Nelson, who had been absent at Lexington, ar
rived on the Held and assumed command. he
saw that our men were fighting against fearful
ODDS, and had no hope Of success cut he attemp pt-
ed TO rally them, shouting at the top Of his stem
torian voice that the rebels were rttreating an
telling our thoroughly exhausted troops that re-
Inducements were coming TO their aid. Tnis
wu perhaps veil enough, but be II also charged
With making Use Of the most pfofane, vulgar and
sul epithe.s to officers who had foug ht gal
atty ali tia. weary day, and with custink down
:. i;h b, sword and shooting two or three men
. ai;e pied 20 escape. Nobody questions toe
=; CT .us .oTlsr charge nut how much ere
.S.cs .Eould be given TO Iss latter } am unable
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EDUCATIONAL.

M RS. BURR WILL RESUME HER
l'l school MoDdar, Ssasemtcr 2th. Ncv YORK
aTehus betveen 1sth and lt.h streets.
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9fEE6AkAf 4 lNSEiIC kE,
~ FOR YOUNa LAOIES.
1927 And 1929 Ssruoo at. PInlsde pima.
The reg alHr courso OF instruction embraces the
EpEiisk and trencit Languages ard Lteratnrs
.stln Il required, And xll the branches which con
sutu.e thorough EEEliEk and i'rsnoh educStor.
Frcnch ~ Ala isIs uaIs OF the f5n,lJ. sad ID con.
stAntly spoken III thc Institute s the objsct Of
particular attention, snd 10 tscghf from tae Tudl
ments 20 tbs tLbest cCITse Of .1Taturc And cOIa-
POSITION. The EUhOl,stIo ,<sT CONN! ences Sc7tam
Der 18th and closes July i:t. GlrcplaTg, 60, car
% obtained from M ac<me cEEEVlLLY, Prin-
alpal Of ChesarAv In-nfpte. ~ aAu