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One Thousand More Prisoners.

BALTIMORE, July S.-One thousand rebels.
captured by General Fitzpatrick, arrived here
to-day, including Brigadier General Jones, a
cayalry officer, and fifty-one other commits
stoned officers
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PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSAL LS IRE invited till the 18th day
y Of July, lsss, ct II O'Clock m. for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with 70 600 barrels OF
FLOUR.
Bids win be received for what Ia known as No. I.
No 2 and No. 8, and for any DO rton less than the
1900 barrels. Separate bliss vim be les.ivsd for
grade Is above. Bids for difierer. grades and for
second hand barrels, should be upon aeparats
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on
Or about the 9Th JUL, Sr as soon thereafter "a
barrels daily. delivered either at the Government
M MsrSsaSrss % 10 nGeofEetown at the Whsrves, or at
The barrels to DO atrone and head lined.
Payment viii be made in certificates of indebted
for distribution
The usual government inspection win be msde
Just before the -four in received.
An oath OF allegiance must accom- pany eaeh bid.
NO bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to CON ply with their bids or from
bidders hot present to reepend.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECKWIrH, A.
D. c. @. &. q. 8 A., Washington, D. O., and On
dOrsed "Proposals for Flour" iy ltd
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The Fourth in Halifax

HALlFAx, July The Fourth of July was
celebrated here by the American residents and
some Nova a Scotian friends, by dinner presided
over by Consul jackson.
The Union victory at Gettysburg was received
with the greatest enthusiasm
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The Rain savors Our Army

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-There was a heavy
ram Storm mere to.day. Constant rains have
been falling for the last three days. west of
Harrisburg. This is considered good news in
connection with the swelling Of the waters of
he -
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teambosts Captured by the Rebels

LOUISVILLE, July S.-The steamers Alice
Dean and the J. 5. McComb Were captured hv
about two hundred rebels at Brandenburg,
Kentucky, yesterday afternoon Gunboats in
pursuit.
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DEPARTMENT or WASH.

Q6cs Chif Qsastermasse., Nay 2s, lss3
DHALHRs IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEHfs, Gan.
DEE SxEDs, 60, are requested to furnish this ofioe
price lists of the various articles of heir trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GREENE, Che artsrmastsr, De.
partm ent Of Washington. my25.n
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It WEST END NOTICE. s.
i HE Public can now be Supplied with Paints.
0ih, Varnishss, Window Glass, Paint Brushes,
GOORE'6 West End Drug Store,
I 80 TIT 113 Penn. AyenIe.
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WAR D1PARTMRNT,
w WAsIIza7oH. January Is, 1855.
In Consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citisens to visit the
Army OF the Potomac viii be given at the omes OF
Lieut.. Dol. CONAN, 132 Pennss.- 4nia svsnus
above Nineteenth street,
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T UMBER! LUMBER l-150, 900 feet Of sssort-
IL ed White Pine and Hsmlock Boards and Lum-
Der for sale very low for cash in lots to suit
chassrs. inquire Of c. b. CHURCH, Ilth street,
between Maryland avenue and streets, Island.
10 26-iWs ( .t = .TsE.r .s-.t5 81 l.s..e
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FROM FREDERICK.

Part of Lees Army Cross the Potomac
FREDERICK, July 81 Associated Press dis.
patch. Information which can oe relied upon
comes from the front this morning of the fol-
lowing purport:
The rise III the Potomac has checked the ad-
vance Of the rebel army. a small portion OF
Lees transportation has crossed on RATS 1t
Williansport and Slsppardstown and his
stock VAN over.
His ambulance trains with wounded have
alsc crossed, but his supply trains, artillery,
Infantry and cavalry are reported 10 be ali on
this side.
His 1irst line Of battle has been forrne on the
"Anuetam fields" Should this prove true and
il is certain that he cannot receive reinforce
ments, he will be compelled trust the fate of
his army to arbitrament of a bloody field.
Our forces are gradually penetrating in that
direction. and the next few hours are pregnant
with the fate Of thousands and the welfare of
our country.
Hopes OF aEnihilating the entire rebel army
of Virginia are bright.
Interesting Particulars.
FREDERICK, Q p. m, July S.-tien. French
has been placed in command OF the Third
Corps, which has been largely reinforced, and
Is new IN motion. 1t Is stated upon reliable
authority that Lee has no alternative but to
deliver battle or surrender.
About six hundred prisoners arrived here to-
day. This arrival, according to statements of
high officers, swells the number already re-
ported TO eleven thousan d eight hundred These
latter were captured by Fitzpatrick.
Considerable cannonading has been heard
to-day in the direction of Hagerstown, but as
no reports have yet come In, it is believed to
nave been caused by our cavalry attacks upon
the eneny's outposts.
The wounded, paroied officers from Gets
burg to. day correct the published statements
in regard 10 the following officers: General
Paul was alive last night with some hopes of
his recovery. Colonel Root, Ninety fourth
New York, was uninjured. Colonel Wheelock,
uMnjured, but a prisoner. Colonel Tilden,
Sixteenth Maine, ditto. General Baxter, un-
injured. Colonel Fairchild, Second Wiscon-
sin, arm amputated.
Hundreds of rebel deserters are in the coun-
try surrounding Gettys burg, having changed
tIcfI vlULIce qua Iurneu rarmerS the harvest
fields
The skies are clear to- night
1t is not believed that a general battle will
come off tomorrow.
General Butterfield, chief of staff, has been
relieved from that position, and General War
rem appointed in his stead. This appointment
meets with general appreciation, particularly
among the heads Of the departments and gem
sral staff.
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MAYORS OFFICE, July 6. 1868
i l. ROPOsALS will be received at the Mayors
grading and grayeling Of str eet, from the bridge
70 the circle: The gravelling to be nine inches in
the centre, tapering down to four inches at the
gutter line. The gravel to be of good quality,
raked clean of stones of improper size, and we'll
rolled with Q heavy roller.
Proposals will state the price for grading per
cubic yard, and per square yard for gravellinz.
The bids will be opened at IL N. on the 10th Of
July 1868.
No part of the appropriation viii be paid except
on the certificate of the Commissioners
r. r. DOKSETT,
Commissioner First Ward
SAMUEL G. WROE,
GEORGE LOWRY,
jy7-eo3t Assistant Com missioners
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DROPOsALs FOB HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN

JhOkO6ALo 1O0 0A 6V0A w, AND 6hAlNy
ASSISTANT QuARfERMAsYER's OFFICE,
Forage Department, Cor. g and 22d streets, )
WASHINGTON, D. O., April is. 1865
WRlTTAs rMn RRoP9sALs are ln1ited for furnishing
this Depot, e be delivered at the Railroad Depot.
or At any OF the Government WhArves In this city
The proposals to be addressed to the under
nSned, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery.
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
000) bushels of Corn Oats and hfty (5O) tons of
Hayo STRAW and upwards. unless It should Be Tor
the Interest OF the Government to contract for
less amount.
An grains to be put up in good sacks Of about two
% bushels each, which are to be furnished ct the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be su beet to rieid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders, the intere SITS OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fuflment Of any contract
made under this advertisement.
PAYMENT to be made At the completion Of the
contract. 3. l.. BROWN,
ap H-Sm Captain and A. @. M. q. B. A.
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& ~ sfE2aokE EEll
from tbis osr an an
1 r,nsto secure passage for their friends from the
The splendid Al British ship "MINNEHAHA,n
20o tons CAPT; MoGRATH, viii sail M from London:
derry for New York bstSsen @ the 18th and sth Of
.hs emgrstion to this country from ireland ia new
n ns BE- Srsnes ssest
through to Baltimore, if esirsd, promptly on az
nxali st a % very small additional charge MOO
H5 sll philssslphi., Ia. about the same time.
- KNOX { Co, la5 smith, wharf.
e9-3w Baltimore, Nd
EXTERNAL REVHNUE sTAMPs,
OF EVERY DENOMINATION.
Gan b a.S SHE & s oonrs6fSksss tss 6fGsss5 opp1oK
No. 476sEvEsrH STREET,
O2posin Post 0Ssos gspartnsss,
Collector of Internal Rsvease " @ fer Il.
@xn District ofOolumbis
ByWL. WALL 4 CO.. AuctiOneers
HORSE AND oARRIAGE BAZAAR AND Re
II POSIT0RY.
Expressly for the
sALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, STOCK, &o.,
ss Louisiana Avenue.
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CASH ADVANCED ON CossIGSMEsTs.
Storage for Carriages.
srses, Carr ages. TO-, received for private sal
ny ar w. L. W. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
f-af T1ssHjwAEG. sH WA g. zaE e. GKEAT M CH1NEsE
QSx Etc. One Box WILL PER soRM OURE--
1a tbs are psrfs saS or II ns ,s
nay bs carried in the vest pocket without fesr Of
SsfssEc scs itss 81 S:a ssd
.sa ,.a,s IN ,yssas q 8 FORD
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u q o P e N 81 o TEL
II COrnsr Pennsylvania ac. and Eleventh ST.,
WASHINGTON CRY, DC.
Strangers, Sojourners, and Residents vEH&V
will find every convenience and facility lEsKS 4
for comfort at this Hotel. It is admirably con-
Quoted upon the celebrated
EUROPEAN PLAN,
the que SITS and patrons paying for only what they
choose to purchase.
It is located in ths very business centre of the
city, approaehoble by Etreet Passenger Cars, with
partments and Capitol, and every place of interest
in the city OF Washin gton or Geor getown
Beverages, and y fth Wines and Ales Of the best
brands and vintages.
To sum up-this Hotel presents inducements of q
rare kind to all who may be pleased to extend to it
their favor and patronage.
P. ENRICH, European Hotel,
jy 4-lm Corner Pa. av. and llth ST.
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~ 8 T A II PIN G.

u STAN ING
LABROIDERING KNITTING.
call the attention of the Washington ladies TO
my stamping, Embroid ering and Knitting Estab-
ishment, No. 622 Seventh street, between and
TO get their Jokes, dresses, jacques cloaks etc.
stamped ~
Stamping executed neat and plain, and in such
abort time that ladies wait for their orders
3e 9-lwf CHR RUPERT
NA ~STAMPIN9i STAMPING l>AA
&SyK HTAMPINGi gTAMPINGI MSU
2SO STAMPING! SN4
10000 LADIES WANTEp
To call at 3S1 street, between sth and 9Th oppo-
site Patent Onioe.
We Stamp all kinds of goods cheaper than any
Five hundred NiW BRAIDINa PATTERNS
fe lmf
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STEAMsH!P GREAT EAsrlRN FROM NEW
y, YORK TO LIVERPOOL A0ak
-, The Steamship 3KE&R
GRE EAST ERN d
WALTER PATTON, Commander.
VIII be dispatched
FROM LIVERPOOL FRoMNhW YORK
Tuesday. June 80 Tuesday -. July n
and at intervals theleater Of about six weeks from
each port.
SECOND cabin, state room berths. meals
-furniehod ct separate tablos.
Excursion tickets, out and back in the first and
second cabin only, fare and half.
servants ACCOMPANYING passengers and children
under IL years of age, half price. Infants free.
Ihlrd cabin ---.A.-.--.-. ..-----. .---- $50
steefsge, with superior accommodations. -. $50
Price OF passage from Liverpool, same rates as
above.
All fares saysble in gold, or its equivalent in o.
3. currency.
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet OF luggage a
An experienced surgeon ON board.
Fer passage apply only to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 26 Broadway, New York.
For freight apply only to
3e Is Sm 81 South street. New York.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE. July7. 1853
L BOPOSALS Will be received at this ice unit
u O'clock m on SArU kDAY, the 18th iRstant for
grading and grayeling south G street. from Sd to
9th street west The gravel to be Of gu Atty to be
approved by the Commissioner and Assistant The
gravel to be nine inches in the center, tasering to
stones of an improper size and to be well rolled
with heavy roller.
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for graveling.
No part of the appropriation wll be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of the Com
missioner ad Assistant Commissioners that t. e
work has been properly executed.
JAMES II. BIRCH,
Comnaissi ,ner of Seventh Ward
WILLIAM WISE,
WILLIAM j. AIKEN,
jy 8-t Assistant Commissioners
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&c. o. w. BOTELER BON B
General Housefurnishing Store.
5e V-6t 31s Iron Hall.
II steamer MANHATTAN viii n-
ss5nP;s &c Der Sans s0%Sss from Rhis
days during the bathing season. Tae n Manhattan an @
route to Cape May, having abeut 6fty state rooms.
and every accommodation that passengers can
Castle. falh Gan connect "''A the boat r. Ne"
EOR SALE-The contents of the livery and hiring
L stables known as Smiths Stables, sit
Horses Close Panel and % open Carriage, s 4op Bug
sss eassk6 e %asGns snd s as. @ %
Brides and other things necessary to complete a
good outfit 1T for + the above business: Any person
sale ssI5er they win Be q
an 70 good tensnt the stables viii be let t on N
reasonabe terms. The stand is Of forty years du-
1e @tAugl@ HANLY & BROWN.
T. q II Rl
- Tns dsr.,a o N RI
of assorted Lumber which will be sold cheap for
cash at his Wood, Coal and Lumber Yard corner
y T. s1Tsss s7ess. and the canal GEO l. SHERIFF.
PHILIP & soLoMoNs, Afs Army statiouers, ssa
Penn. avenue, have for sale large assortment Of
War Maps, amongst which are
Seat of War in Maryland and Pennsylvania,
s3;oys,. s;sss. ma, !: 81 Of Virginia, VissiHis,,
:. Richmond and vicinity,
- Charleston.
g i" Harbor and St. Helena
Sound,
Military and B. r. Map Southern States,
Coast Survey Maps of East and West Virginia,
Cotton Map Of Vir gnia and Maryland,
Seat of War in the West, showing the Mississippi
river from Cairo to the Gulf, &c, &c., in
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DRoPosALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.

DRoP0SALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.
Posr OPFIoE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, june "a, 1858,
sHALRs PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed until u O'Clock H., on Wednesday the 8th
day OF July, for furnishing for the use of this
Department
$50 tons t2,2N lbs. to the toni Of the best WAits
Ash Coal, furnace size
30 tons Red Ash. same size, and
j60 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
Parties will be at liberty to bid for the Wood
ana Coal together. or for either one separately,
and their bids will be considered accordingly.
satafAetory arrangen ents must be made to Sc
snre to the Government full weight and me asure.
The Wood il TO be corded and mea sured upon
sne premises and one half to be sawed into three
pieces and the other half into two, and all to be
piled away in the cellar.
The oea is to Be slowed away in the vaults,
which are very accessible.
No bids will be- entertained unless satisfaetory
svide nee can be furnished of the reliability and
loyalty of the parties.
Samples Of Goal, such as Is desired, can be seen
BY calling upon the Superintendent.
. Payments will be promptly made aftef the de-
livery of the fuel.
Proposals. should bs addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed " Proposals for Wood and
Coal.' JAS. 3. HALLOWELL,
JeA-d Disbursins Clerk. Post Once Department.
HThe time for receiving the above proposals.
will be eXtk nded to the 9th of July iy I'd
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MAYORS OFFICE, July Z, 1863
Il R0P0SALS will be received at this Office until
u O'Clock on Saturday the 18th instant. for gra.
MARY yland avenue to Virginia avenue, the gravel
TO be of a quality to be approved by the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioers, the gravel
to be nine inches in the centre, ,apering down to
four inches 1t the gutter line, to be we'll raked Of
stone OF improper size, and to be rolled with
heavy reller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for gravelins. No
tractor except upon the certificate of the Com
mission or of the ward and Assisa Commissioners
that the work has been properly executed,
JAS n. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
CHARLES IL CHTACH
WILLIAM FENWICK,
3y3 ssi5t8nt Commissioners
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A'isp4tch to the Democrat from Leavc1-
90 saws authentic adyiccs have been
.I.i 1T Leavcnw0rth from Washington
eject that Kansas viii hc made -aI-
a-a department. under cen Curtis. COL
J. &, men are disming the loyal enrolled
RIA OF Pla;t county. Several Jni9n men
lrcn killed and perfect State of terror
.--, there Five DAYS later news from
stern Kansas says the rebels Coti,e and
inter- are cncmped at Caw-kn prairie
loco men, Kirby Smith Is at Araa-
Iha The rebel army which is said Co
n'rr $1,000 men is with him Gen. Co
with Texas troops and Arkansas o.n-
.-- has Joined him.
powder mill at Arkadclraia containing
cards of 10000 kegs Of powder exploded
Tie 10th. This loss is regarded as fatal
-Ic rebels.
Great dissatisfaction exists with Kirby
aIth. zen. Cobcll Is regarded as the best
~ in the State.
ten. Blunt Is at Fort Scott organizing
Nv Kansas regiments which Doe expects 60
j into Texas in "a few days
Negroes are arriving iu large numbers To-
l kan,a, regiment,
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GRiCE'S Celebrated SILVE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE gutierrez;

This Salve is vegetable preparation. invent.
ed in the 18th century, by On. WIN. GnAcr.
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians Of his day. and was regarded
by all who knew him as o public benefactoI.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Burns.
traces Celebrated salvo cures Scalds.
traces Celebrated Salve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Corns.
traces Celebrated salve cures Felors
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures Frozen Limbs.
Graes'S Celebrated salve cures Wens.
Graoes Celebrated salvs cures Callouses
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheura.
Graee's Celebrated sslve cures Chilblaius.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast
Grsee's Celebrated sslve cures Sore Lips.
oraoe's Celebrated salvs cures ErysipelsI sors
traces Celebrated salve cures Assessed
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Ulcers.
traces Celebrated salvs cures Chapped Hands.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Ringwor-us.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down 70 q common Pimple 1t eradi-
Gates PInples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There Is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve IN prompt and enc--
ge;lc action for the speedy cure Of external dis
eases, as those who have tried It's virtues testify
Salve their best friend.
Il has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses. and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep a box on hand in case Of
accident, for It VIII save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All 1t wants is q far
tEial TO cure old and invcterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE,
Aue-uury. Mass.
f ...fs and 81 par Boz.
Grelt saving IS made Dr., taking Che larger size.
Each box l4- The a.'HE. emit and the fac-simile ol
the proprietor signature attached Co t, which rs
July cYrF-ri- htef-
GEORGE e.. GOODWIN SEQ.
IS Hanover Street Boston.
General Agents iHr NeW England.
6EArI'- stLyE cam Dee obtained at all che respect.
able bru-- -t- and t.aH'r. stores every where.
April nh. le.3- WHY'S
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LEWIS MARsuALL.s ESTATE.

AS lh-Ah. -tar ~
STATE or VERMONT. }THE Honorable Poo
District VI Ch..tsuicn. ss.> Court ilt Tie District
as Gh.-te1llI.
T'ali Person. interested la tae Es-a-e rs Lewis
Nar-hau " W-lst.u .u said District an Insane
Person. Ntt. tNH..
WrIr.t-. application TO- writing. ha-a boon made
q. tf.. Court IS the Guardian u' Lows Marshall
tr license tul authority o. sell thc whole 0r part
of OBJ. real estate 0f bis said ward setting forth
therein. t.at said ward is seized and possessed ui
1 acres 0r Dan aud building thereon. - acres %
land called the Ward lot. and acres ~ land called
thc 1IaItrcthHu1 Lee 1t, all -Itutte .u N.listHu
aforesaid that 10 would Dee for the interest 1i Dis
ward O, sell tine same, and place the proceed there
OF 10 interest for the benefit of said wurt and All
concerned therein and thcrcupou the said Court
appointed and assigned the 18th day oi Ncptemhe
s d. r-..l 20 the Probate Court Rooms, iu said Dis
triet @. hear and decide upon said applications and
ordered that public notice thereof De given O. all
persons Interested therein. by publ s-n- tbs order
fHrse weeks SD .cc-sIyelF, Boa the burlin-tuu Free
Pres. newspaper which circulates 100 The ne gh"r-
Looud U those ors0ns interested therein, all which
publications shall Doe previous 90 tie time appointed
for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified 90 appear be-
fore said Court. 40 the time ami place Aforesaid,
then and there o. object Co the granting 90 such
license. Do Nou sec cause
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
r janis This 9th day Of september A. j. -
w.Iwa a. G. DIXON, e-istcr-
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G.y. Gamble having authorized Col. Mos
liberty. NJ, 10 arm men m Pa-r and
.I..ln counties, be has armed most oi Tire
Hnei rebel soldiers and men under bonds.
Dr.. lI- men are now driving the Union men
If Missouri. Over loo families CROSSED
river to-day. Many of the wives of our
MON soldiers have been compelled 10 leave.
- four or i've Union men have been muir
q Dos Moss men.
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Married.

In Burlington on the 2sth inst, By Rev. b. "
smith. Mr. Henry York Of Jericho, 70 Ms Annette
Smith Of RichLioud, VI.
IL Sos York, Wednesd4 ~, Sept, 3D. > tie Rev
". s.erhenson, c. 5. Eiu-ioy, ESQ Of CamhTidge
60 Mss Ned pa seribrer. Of Johnst n, Vt
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ST. Louis, Mo, sept. -.
Tie D.o,orot's Springfield dispatch says
Ts, stated and believed among the army
I'D there, that Maj. Gen. Pope would Dee
-ned TO the command of the Department
Missouri. Gov. Yates leave, Tonight for
-i' where hewiIl speak TO the Union men.
ODD Ic ], now in II. Louis