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FROM GEN. POPE,S ARMY.
Especial Correspondence OF the Inoujref

SfERRYvLLE, Va, July l0-After four DAYS,
silence, In consequence Of request from an of.
Ger in high command, which was equivalent TO a
command, | am at liberty to write again As
long as we lay upon Cedar Greek and whilst a
forward movement was In contemplation, did
not feel at liberty to aliude 20 our position IL
consisted OF line OF battle 'front.' extending from
a mile and a half west OF Middletown 10 Front
Royal, distance OF more than ten miles n front
Of Cedar Creek lay Milrov's Brigade, supported
by Steinwehr's Division Immediately behind
Slough's Brigade lay 20 the LEFT Of Cooper's
own immediate Brigade. Below him lay Gesry,
guarding an important ford on the Sher undoah
His IN n are In fine spirits and health. They are,
aftTr their thirteen months hard service full OF
energy and anxious 10 engage the foe, The GEN.
Bral himself is physically az powerful aad full of
strength as ever. His Brigade will be- or ather
il, among the advance bfigades Of Banks col.
umn.
This town Is twenty-five miles IN a southeast.
erlY direction from Front Royal.
The BNBMY's FORCE IN The VALLEY
All the information at headquarters tendt 10
confirm the opinion hitherto expressed I'm this
correspondence. There is no enemy n numbers
up the valley nearer than Staunton, and there are
none there, uDless " Stonewaiin Jackson's force
in part, has returned from Richmond AT this
time there Is nothing but Ashbys cavalry, and
that widely scattered, with a few hundred In
fantIy pickets, between and StaUntcn south
ward, alons the whole Luray Valley, or UP the
Shenandoah Valley from Strasbrrg by wocdltcci
and Mount Jackson, to Port X epublic
|, myself do not believe III at any part Of JaCs
sons forces are now In either OF these parallel
valleys, save such small number Of pic kets with
their proper reserves az he left before be went 10
Richmond.
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FIHIsclAL.-New York papers Of last evening
say Governments were heavy and KAY peI
eAt.t lAxzay The Ga III is.i saiA xa,srD
seIiln2 coupons OF late, which partially account.
I.f her relatively low price. TIE coupon 5's
quote ~. SIS isG2, 90; U. 8 Sc issa' rcounon
,S4i U 6s los, %; U. =. SIS 1865, fcoupon' !
~; =. 5 Sc ls5i, (cOupon, } eeX; U. 3. 5'sIs7i'
Seslae.ed) sgi Z: 8. SIS ls7i, lcoupon,) ssY; u.
pon,) lOOK; Treasury notes, large. an '1ta ".
treasury notes, 30, small, 1G3X; Oregon wal
loan, ISL, 0s Oregon war loan, half-yesrly. 90;
e-yeai cernneales, %. The gold market is yery
ina There are also large purchases on spernla.
non, laeiuding lots Of double eagles, which are
nsId al III Ss1l7K For large parcel. II7Y has
iTS ~ rriu.ea. Silver 10 also Ia strong demand Of
lIlalllH for quarters and halves
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oEh- BUTLER AND THE WOMEN OF NKw On
LsANs.-A letter from Gen. Butler, explaining
his 5easons for issuing the celebrated DID, -
gardmg the ladies Of New Orleans. has been ~.
ceived In Boston A1' 'eon 'e-
In bis explanation the General says thar IN.
devil had entered the hearts Of the yvomen ~
s m toWn (you kn'w seven OF them chose Marv
magoalen Tor residence) 10 stir nm str,fe ~
every way possible. Every opprobious epitbet
every insulting gesture was made by these bs
!eweied, oecrinoiined and laced creatures. call.
- 'nemseives ladies', towards nv soldier nd
omcefs, from the windows Of houses and I'm the
He had arrested the men who hu,,,k.d sor Is,v
nSsvis, out could not arrest the women; and he
sasfeiois Issued the order-"Women who ins nIt
ny ny soioien a'e 70 be regarded and treated ar
o.Sa women plying their vocation % which
letter continues, 20 Pray how do Won ,,sst Inc
mon woman plying her vocation in the sty eo
you pass her by UNDECIDED She cannot insn,s
you Asa gentleman you can and will a. .'s w
notice OF her. II she speaks, her word. s,s III ~
.oPPloofions IL 10 only when she becomes = con'
tlnuous and positive nuisance that von ali :
"stcn man and give her In charge to hin. %
why, these abe adders Of New Orlean. 49,.
selves were % once ahamed into proprietv ~ -.
duct ny the order, and from that Ssy no vorns,
nas either insuited OF annoyed any i've soldier =,
omcer, and Of certainty no solder has in.,,I,sx
any woman. When passed throush psIs,mcs.
On the s3d Of February last, memhefs OF NV sss -
we're insulted BY the gestures OF the fS5fes ~,
'neTe. Not 90 In New Orleans. w
re uensrel concludes by saving thar Ia
!, sSn . sgain '.isssa . liks afdei, uaisF IKE
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tirEsr FROM The PENINsuL.

Especial Correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer |
FokTREss MONROE, Va, July IL Lieut. KIN.
ball, Of the 6:h Vermont, came down by the John
a. Warner, last evening, and he Informs me that
The enemy's pickets are withdrawn several miles
from our lines, and our men are resting and re-
cruiting their health and bodies after their ardu
GUS labors and severe hghting Many Of the
troops are suffering, however, witt dysentery
since the late battles, owing, naturally enough,
to the miserable water Of the swamps ard the
terrible nervous excitement Of those seven DAYS
fighting. The army, being now eIcamped on
high ground, with plenty Of good spring water
and ample supplies Of excellent provisions, II is
believed that In q short tune our men will regain
their health and that there will be less sickness
than heretofore.
gil hardly credit, is that the officers Of the army
during the past three weeks have suffered more
than the privates for lack Of provisions. IL is
generally supposed that they always fare well,
while The privates are the ones who undergo the
want OF food. In this case the rule has been re-
versed, and have heard large number Of line
othcefs say that they were compelled to beg q
cracker apiece from the men. Having no haver-
sacks and their mess chests being scattered about
and carried OF In all directions, or left beh nd
they were thus deprived Of anything 90 eat during
ten days, save what could be obtained from the
soldiers
The army halls with great .a.isfac,jou the prcs-
pect Of being relieved In the trenches In bridge
bnilding, &c, by negroes. At this place there
are some seven hundred contrabands penned up
In large building, who might better be EN-
ployed In working for the Government than in
living Off its clemency without doing a solitary
thing towards It's support or their own. Let them
be sent up the James river at once.
IL was repolsed, yesterday evening, that the
Rebels had appeared In force near Williams
burg, and that they were moving down the Pen
insula but can find no reliable confirmation Of
the report, and believe II eaaayd.
The mail boat was not fred upon while coming
down last evening. No signs Of Rebels were Wis.
ib,e, although there are numerous small binds OF
guerillas lowering about In the neighborhood OF
the river.
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7kSIAIIvEs TO THE EMANCIPATION PRoPosIrlos
"P TIE fREsiDzsT.-The border slave State rem.
sesentativss yesterday finally agreed upon their
lion IL Is represented as Temperate and rsspsct-
Iui; They cannot, for reasons stated indorse his
policy, and differ from his belief that the aecIin'
ing OF these States to act upon and adop, IL hs,
mendation thai these States give 81 a Tssnects,1
confederation, but In no way commit theupselxes
70 It's support. Probably twenty membere =,
Congfess nave been In consultation upon i,,e snS.
Ject some OF those from the border slave Si,ts,
were not present at the meeting. vn,la $50
nave len the city. Several will prepare a rer,,,
trsnspired. NO. no' yet
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Further frsm Riehm..d

ne Baltimore A,seyieas has The foliox,no "A
uluonal news brought by Mr. Airey. who g.
oePsd hoT Richmond last Tuesday: e'
Inefe much sickness In Richmond amo,,
&c 49, principally typhoid fever There
house. eaino"evefy
oli Informant was on the battle Geld Of Frid,r
ana represents II TO have present sce9s
une most shocking character The Pedsr.i.
hao carried all their wounded 10 the savage az
.on hosPltdI whilst the battle progressed and
NOT more than twelve Of their dead vSs,s - ~
tue field The Rebel dead were 10 ths ,n, ahu On
nearly LOO, who stiIl laid az thew lad SsIIao
.Wo Gays sfter the battle On the snnro,chas 81
,ls eoersi works, which were storned the dssd
coolies Were literally piled upon each othsr
sonn II Tegmeyerf, recently q membe, ~ ths
ny council Of Baltimore, has recently Arrived
ths T,na q, ana Is said 10 be connected with
=, great confidence was felt ut Richmond tb.,
ae IssoIt OF the recent battles would secuss
1oss,sh intervention and put an end 10 the ws,
.ets are nfty one hospitals In Richmond Ill
eea Win sick aud wounded. 49,
,uhSt ouia, recently District Attorney q,
kdvoc.,s 20 81 hichmond, acting a. Judge
2lai OF Comnodore TatnslI, on he cb..n. VIC ne
destroying the MerYimac e caa'se OF
Mh eIsi'ef, Of New York, one M ~. ,,,..
o. me edersl Hospital at Savage s,.tten -
otsn brought 70 Richmond as a prisone, haa
Msyof !onn Stewart Walker Of Rirhr..x
July. ''e VI INC Let Of
Mr.. Airey made bis escape slons with A.,
Stnsr Unlon men, and reached tie rotomsc az
may evening having WALKED sixtv mi,sa
asoidinG 10th the Rebf and Fedsrsi n;ckss
saving secured boat he was lsnded 4. Eh.,Iss
-SdSsTi where ls found TIE psopls "a ,ans
T. - 'aosr DC lsiI bshlaa 10 Richmond,
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1uR MILITARY supoET.
TIE REBELS RETREAT FROM MUIR
fREEsBORO', &C.

Thi. forenoon the following dispatch reached
the Government here:
NAsHvILLr, July is,-The Sess from Mur-
freesbOro' IL that The febcls, sfes burning some
bridges, and destroying some telegraph wire,
ac, returned to the vicinity Of McMannville.
INorE-This dispatch explodes the story per
telegraph believed by some) yesterday that from
Murfreesboro' the rebel guerillas were pushing
on TO Nashville, which said story the Sta, took
occasion promptly to discredit.
We nav add that IL already turns ont that yes
terday's hu5babo over an alleged advance of the
rebel Morgan upon Paris, Lexington and Frank
fort, Ky, was but boss.-Editor Stdr.l
NAVY YARD.
The U. S surveying steamer Corwin, now In
service az gunboat, arrived Of the yard last
evening.
The steamer Mount Washington Iefs yesterday
afternoon, for Fortress Monroe. =
This morning, the guns Of the rebel gunboat
Teazsr are being taken OF, preparatory to gen.
e'al overhauling Of her.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
The President has accepted the following re-
sig nations: Assistant Surgeon Quinan, First
Lieutenant c. Schmidt, Eighteenth Infantry;
second Lieutenant Saml. l.. Begger, Nineteenth
ln1dntrY-
ARMY AFFAIRS.
The following officers Of the Corps OF Engi.
neers, lately graduated at West Point, have been
ordered to report; Second Lieutenanis r.. g
Mackenzie and G 9. Gillespie, Jr., to Major
General Burnside; Second Lieutenant Geo. Bur-
rough to Lieutenant william P. Craighill, Corps
Of Engineers at Cumberland Gap; Second Lieu
tenant c. r Suter. to Major General Mcdowell;
Second Lieutenant ] A. smith, to Major General
Banks; Second Lieutenant g. M. Mansfield, to
Brigadier General Mansfield; Second Lieutenant
II. @. Wharton, to Major General Sigel.
PARTICULARS OF THE OCCUPATION OF
CULPEPER.
We learn from Warrenton that a recsnnois.
sance In force by Gen. Hatch, Bripa Of Cavalry
Of Gen. Banks' Corps, to save a bridge across
branch Of the Rappahannack, nine miles this
side Of Culpeper, was made last Saturday. AZ
the advanced guard, led by Lieut.. Colonel A.
Woodbury., approached the bridge, they were
fred upon by small party Of the Eighth Louisi.
ana volunteers, and Eben Grant. NJ Marvin and
VIM. Woodward Of the First Vermont Cavalry
were wounded. The advanced guard were soon
supported, the bridge saved, eleven prisoners
taken, besides three Rebel wounded and one
killed. Prisoners state that Culpeper was occu-
pied on Friday by one regiment Of Rebel infan.
try and one Of cavalry. They suddenly left,
however, by rail, upon the approach Of Gen.
Hatch, and cannot now be found. Gen. Hatch
occupies Culpeper, and hes accomplished all he
was sent to do. The wounded are all In division
hospital at Warrenton under the charge Of DR.
Banks.
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The vicksburs Canal-Cst,on Burned, Ac

CAIRO, July 15.-Water has been let into the
canal at Vicksburg, but the anticipation that 1t
would soon cut channel through has not yet
been realized. The work is three feet deep.
The guerillas near Memphis are becoming very
bold, burning cotton almost in sight OF the city.
Disgusting themselves ss cotton buyers, they find
where 1t is stored, and then come In force and
burn 1t. Seven scouts Of the 1Ith Illinois Caval-
ry were attacked, near fernando, on Friday.
Two were wounded and captured. The balance
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MORGAN's RAID INTO KENTUCKY.
Destruction of Bridge On the Ksnsuck,
Central Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-The Bulletin says tha,
Margan's band last night DESTROYED the long
bridge on the Kentucky Central Railroad, be.
tween Cynthiana and Paris.
A gentleman residing near Cvnthiana says Nor
gans move on Frankfort and Lexington were
feins the real object being to strike the railroad
at Paris, and destroy the Townsend viaduct,
which 1t would take six weeks to reconstruct,
and then destroy property In Bourbon county,
and retire to Harodsburg or Mount Sterling
Advices from Lexington, last night, to Major
Hatch, Of Cincinnati, renders part Of the above
theory improbable. II 10 reported this evening
that the railroad track between Lexington and
Frankfort was torn up TO- day by gusrrillas.
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The War in Slissourt.

KANSAS CRY, July u An Engagement TOOK
place yesterday between a company Of State mi.
litia and Qusntreil's band, near Pheasant Hill
The rebels were finally repulsed, with loss Of
six killed and FIVE mortally wounded. Our loss
was nine killed and fifteen wounded. Captain
Kethel, commanding the militia, Is reported as
having been wounded. Quantrell's coat and
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New fORE, July I5.-The steamer Ariel has
arrived from Aspinwall with all eco In gold
The Governor OF Panama has removed the seat
OF Government temporarily to Santiago de Vera.
CUES. Families are flying from the city to avoid
the anticipated danger.
The 9TH Of July was appropriately celebrated
at Panama. Statutes by the u. s steamship Sar-
anac and the British ship Termagant were among
the events
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Sal
vador had arrived from New York
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u Major James Gilleland, assistant quarter
master general Of the State Of rennsylvan q, who
has been with the armies reporting TO the au hor-
tiles at Washington, has been instructed by Gov.
Curtin to remain at Washington TO see 10 the
comfort Of the sick and wounded soldiers from
Pennsylvania Any let ers Of inquiry respec ling
Pennsylvanis volunteers viii! receive prompt at.
tention from Maior Gillelaui
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spirit Of the Msrnins Press.

The IstsHigssesr comments upon that clause
n Gen Pope's address 10 his army wherein this
language 10 used 81 hear constantly Of taking
sstroDg positions and holding them Of lines o.
retreat and Of bases cf supplies Let Us Discard
snch ideas" And the IssiIigtpesr advsrts to
certain 1" modifying considerations" A" because,
In the absence Of due allowance made for them,
we are not without the apprehension that the laa.
guage OF Gen. Pope, appropriate az It may be to
;he situation resulting from the concentration OF
forces In his hands, was open to the suspicion Ct
conveying an Injurious reflection on the strategy
ar energy Of Gems. remont, Banks and Mellow.
ell, to whose soldiers the remarks OF Gen. Pops
are addressed
The RspHblieor cannot learn ths. the bill
proposed by the President, appropristing money
for the purchase Of slaves, meets with favor from
any party In Congress -
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From General HaIleck's Army.

Sr. Louis, July l5.-Information from Corinth
to Thursday say that Gen. Halleck was there
and the various divisions Of his army were In
excellent condition and eager for active opera
lions.
Gen. Bragg has iO, 600 Rebel troops at TupelIo,
and some IS 600 more at Holly Springs and other
places. Their movements are said to Indicate Of.
fensiye nneratinns
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r gAIh OF AusrIS Z. SMITH Major AustIn
70. Smlth, son OF Ex-Governor smith, Of ylrgini,
.svs,el,, ely Navy Agent at San Francisco, was
"a me 27th ult. In the shoulder On the 2ots h,s
s,an vas ampusted, but he survived the opera.
%, - lev hours. IL will be recollected that
,,,ss..S S ~ on nis retsrn from Calfornia, was
No. naes on me Lfhmus, and for some months
Va, wss confined In Fort Warren, Boston hsrboT H.
e1c hanged but few weeks ago, and 40
n 5..S oaiamore sevcra, days.-RtcI,to,d
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V. SsPIRAcy TO AssAssISArR GKy. BurLRR.-
Four men are said to be under arres, at New Or.
leans charged with cons piring TO a,sassinate
Gen. Butler. Their names are Marquez, Jim
Brooks, Abadie, Boullosa. Thzir arrests were
made in consequence Of q Cuban making cath
that they attempted to induce him to Join In the
conspiracy.
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STATE PRISONERS RKLEAsID.-Geo. w. Ran
dolph, Secretary Of War, having ordered the re-
lease Of the ave Messn. Turner and Mcssrs. WI
bert and Peacock, residents Of Virginia, who
we've arrested and imprisoned for their at ach.
ment to this Government, Gen. wadsworth yes
terday mag unanimously ordered the release Of a
like number Of State prisoners confined in tue
Old Capitol prison, and they have doubtless, ere
This, gone on their way rejoicing
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night connysoed the following nom,r,,,on..
Capt. simon r. Barstow n he A.s,.,.n, A.,
.anL oeneral, with the rank Of Major in the vol.
uItsef service; George NJ. Finney to be Manb.l
me United States for the Territory Of Dacotah.
s..,., lieutenant VIM. G. Turner, Of Ohio, 10 be-
.n IN the volunteer force; j. Speed Ciays n
, hSucsB 20 DC Assistant Adjutant General. win
N Ne ,aSk OF Captain; Lieut.. c. b. Maryine, Of
NTH 80 a, 70 Dc Assistant Adjutant General,
an" inc rank OF Captain, In the volunteer force
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VERMONT FIRsr IN The FIELD.-To Vermont
belongs the honor OF putting In the field the first
regiment under the new, call. Notice has been
received In New York that the Ninth regiment
OF Vermont Volunteers, Col. George ]. Stannard
Of st. Adams, would take up the line Of march
Cor the seat OF war on Tuesday, and arrive In New
Work on Wednesday morning. They will re-
ceive hearty greeting from the sons Of the
Green Mounain State In New York, as well an
from thu other residents Of the city
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IL Henry w. Thomas, Ex State Senator, Of
tairfsx county, Va lis the First Auditor Of the
reoei Treasury Department. Henry doubtless
nnds that Ii 10 "root hog, or die" In Richmond,
or ne never would have taken any such ONCE
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The War In Herthern missen,i

kEoHgt I0ysa ntY U of 'tBB 81 s sS
ana capturing several Of the Safe troops. II Is
reported by to-nigtts train that the rebels are
aravanclng on Athens, and the people are fleeing.
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From New t1sxtrn

hANsAs CITY, July 12-The Santa Fe mail with
Is unimportant.
Hh rumored that all the Texans excepting one
company, have left Arizona, and cotnmenoed
theft homeward march
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II At the request Of the President, Congress
will remain In session one day longer than in
tended.
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W The act just passed By Congress does not
TAI sorghum OF maple sugar, but imposes one per
cent en- sugar made from the sugar cane
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II Col Thomas a. ZIsgle, OF the 10Th Reg
iment r. ", died q; W suenton, Va, yesterday,
after but few hours Hines
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A FOLIO CONCERT HALL-tss, fsr, Prs
"A Ine msnss e. 81 trs,t eIsenss mas sasossa
ee.lnssio, Nd ,tsye %sss1.ri Klnie wess, ths
Gresses' isvorte q any ssnfst-es everis ms s,n
.ss Sie..ins singer fsS@ tee tee PfIs.,ta o,mns
Mss y 10 GIifion, fioD tue BaItlmore MeloGeoni
a sss s s% the s1S F1u
Nschmsn the ssi sroyn nollnis' AL m rS..
We D.FREY. Pre,n..cr.
CANgEE sUkY HALL.
~ LoUIsIAsA Avxrrr, rslE sIKTHsr.
The coot Retreat,
n. ot;. !. o.h.T: S.Sns IN
s0oD! BETTER BEST
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PEasortL.-Gen. L. b. Tyler, U. : A, 10 at
the Naiionsl.
Chss. Wister, a. WEIGH and c. Il. Barclay. Of
Pa, and Col. J. ). Norton, Huntsville, Ala, are
at Willdrds'
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lnducem.n,. q. 49,

pop1,,vn Ill, ne soiamteefs
nounces that the State Government will nav 500
Daonty 10 each recruit for the new regiments. and
S5o 70 those Joining the old regiments
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SIZZLING OFF.

I, ne ..oqs Of 64 ssoss 2 3 s.o,. No .,o
,1sf c.iisS6s between and 8. selling iii our
and lax o.nts-s prsss eoods q IL 20, g %
ps si,s Ana tepSy Silks st reduced piiccs
Uaa ssaS AID set bargains. &C 80 5
,,sn as NlH,A stisss. tstsssn 3 sai & SO
U"st SIR o. she Rel E,Ig,
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By "; l. wv wA y S CO trS.,.SssrH

sseees.or. % VAL BIRrtSD.
' IsURsDAY IFrEsN6oN tssi;.S iDst.
Gs O'Clock We WILL sell N front ofths tre8 ise.-
First street esst. between Moth 8 sud n stroots
Lot s, subelyIslon ofssnsre 7ls. footing ON the
north aide OF street east, between Fret and seO-
M street.
Lots and 10, square sSs, near ,t Get and Sixth
east
FERNS: Ore third cash; balance IN sIy and
twelve months, bearing interest and secured ~
jJu w. WALL & CO.. Asots
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Arrival OF the Bsrussia ..
NEW YORK, July l5.-The steamer Bo,n..,.
has arrived. Her advces have been anti ~ "a
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Arrival from Newb

AftfvaI from NeWberp
VIEW foRR, July 1.-the steamer Jersey Blue
rom Newbern on the 11th, arrived thismornino
She brings no news. ' '-'o' iiins
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The Canadian RanLs

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TORONTO, July 15.-The statement that the c.
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