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NEH YORK. Aug %

A Mobile dispatch of the 18th, to the
18th to the rebel papers states that Gen.
Frank Gardner had assumed command Of
that city. Two thousand federal soldiers
from Pensacola crossed the Perdigo on the
10th, and were advancing towards Mobile
bay. The federals landed a small force at
Montrose on the evening of the 10th, but re-
tired at night. A Mobile correspondent
states that four iron-clad steamers, block
ade runners were at that city.
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News of the Week.
Nru yoRV Aup Is
ByTelegraph.

INV 1Ohk, mug. Ic.
The Tri6une's correspondent says the op-
erations near Deep Bottom on the 10th were
an attack by the rebels about noon upon
Gen. Gregg's cavalry, in which they were re
pulsed by brigade of infantry sent to
Gregg's support. At P. NJ, TWO divisions
advanced through thick underground get
ting actively engaged at p. NJ. in which
engagement four regiments of negro troops
distinguished themselves. By dark q con-
siderable distance was gained. The loss was
between one and two hundred
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NV York. Aug. IL

INV 4 1T1HEf -huT1' TT
The Herdid's army correspondent says :;
Refugees from Richmond state that during
the whole of Saturday, from early in the
morning until evening, continuous column
of Lees troops in infantry and artillery was
passing through Richmond north. going via
Gordonsville
Our forces now hold the approaches from
Richmond to Malvern Hill, besides the
Charles City road.
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wiLLIsToN ACADEMY.

WiLLIsTON ACADEMY.
TUE FALL TERN Of this School will Commence
L on THURSDAY the LIST day Of September.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $3.50
Higher, 5eo
Latin and Greek, s00
French, (extrs) 3S
Music, too
Board and Rooms will be furnished on reasonable
terms. For particulars enquire OF
Williston, August sth, 1864. w3w
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NEW NoRE Ar,

e "" Iohh, aug. ~.
Special dispatches from the Army of the
Potomac contain nothing new.
Hilton Head letter, Of the 18th, states
that large propeller ram ran through the
fleet of Charleston, got aground and was
destroyed by our batteries.
deserter states our fire on Fort Sumter
Is doing great damage.
Gold is quoted at 81.
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10, Hra'd' Harper's Ferry dispatch of
IL" l>th states that Merritt completely
r"'t"'l " force of rebel infantry near Front
k"yal r'pturIng several hundred prisoners
including forty seven officers aud three bat
tie iia.-
"' Time Washington despatch says that
the '"i'le at Front Royal on Tuesday was
'-t"'en portion Of Custer and Wilson's
cavalry brigades and large force of rebels of
l"ngs'reet's corps. \ grand charge headed
by ulster resulted in the defeat of the re-
hl- and the capturing of sixty prisoners.
AMI TWO stand Of colors. THE fight was con
-id'I"d important as unfolding the rebel DO
rItiIn.
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y r W BIO KS.

a I TnnI and her Commentators, by u. T
a Iuekerman. 2no., f6O pages.
Relieved at UVNTINGTON.S
Junell. -
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Commencing Aug. LIST 1854, trains will run a.
lows.
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The brig Rosette, from Picton for Boston
put in here yesterday. Shespoke the pirate
Tallahassee of Coal Harbor, about Is miles
eastward f-r
4 vessel which arrived here yesterday, saw
two steamers sailing east, probably two Fed
eral gunboats. There is no doubt that
the Tallahassee is the pioneer
ship OF a number which are being fitted out
at Wilmington, n. c. some of which are
quite ready ami soon may be heard from.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

hNc''"- ald conflicting reports are receiy-
RI irm '.' Valley to-day Gen. Averill holds
MaT''n-''.'g and other points in the Valley.
heiugc"- IRE beginning to arrive in consid-
erah" nun'ters, all of whom have exapsers-
ted int'lii-' nee of the advance OF the rebels
t"w "i i'r wounded men from Martipsburg
H''el"'ai- rived here this afternoon. Eyery
thing ti'fr could he of service to the rebels
ha- '-'-" ought awav Considerable unea-
1i"os' 4f- been manifested here, but from
10" ''ih cting ruIaors, it Il impossible
!" o''tai" he exact stato Of sfiars in the Val
ley.
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Philharmonic Auo

The Enqurer's Harrisburgh dispatch saws
there is no official intelligence from the bord-
err Rumors here state that Gen. Sheridan
has been defeated aud retired to Harper's
Ferry also that his wagon train crossed the
Potomac last night and is reported to be at
Hagerstown this morning safe.
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DOUBLE LEVER wRINGERs.

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Any art the Machine replaced if wanted.
April 10.
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TTaiH. going -NoriA and Ee'f.

Trains going NORTH and Eesf.
Leave Burlington at f.l0AN SIS, N, AS Pm,
600 Pm.
Day Express Tram leaves Boston at S.opAN, via
Lowell or Lawrence, at 81 Az, via Ftchhur-
Leave Springfield at 80 N, Bellows Falls at lass
NJ for Burlington, Montreal OgdensburEh, Chica-
20 and the West. making close connections.
MGil Tram leaves Boston at 500 ~, via Lowell,
White River Junction at lbs n, for Burlington,
Montreal and Ogdensburgh.
Accommodation Tram leaves Mortified at 80 A
N, and Burlington az 5 50 N, for EOuse's Point
Yighf Erprsss Tram leaves Bellows Falls az 1000
P n, receiving passengers from the Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New York at l2.l5 NJ and from
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston SD p q, connect
ing al White River Junction with a train leaving
Boston at SD II, arriving at Burlington az 60
Y, Ruuse's Point at 7l5 A ", Montreal at 4l5 A ".
and ogienshurgh 1890 A.. Both the Mail Trains
connect az White River Junction with Passumpsic
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached % both the Ni-ht E1-
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VERMONT CENTRALANDsU SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER 4RR4TG EHENT-
Commencing July 25th, 1864.
TrHn, goug soatA and E@i

Trans g0lHg South and East
Leave Burlington at 7.25 AN, l2.t5 n. aud rs
M4ii Tram leaves Rouse's Point, at $50 ~. Bur-
IN ton Is ~ connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
&c, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Spring
field and New York, arriving in New York al lu.l5
pm.
Burlington Express leaves Montreal at SIS A NJ,
Rouse's Point at rs N, for Burlington.
Day Express leaves OgdensburEh at SD u,
Montreal at 500 n, R0uses Point at lu.+5 ~ Bur
lington IBIS N, for Boston, Troy and New York.
Night Erpre's Tram leaves OZdenshurgh at ll.5o
A N, Montreal at 3 IS NJ ROuses Point at 3 Is p ~.
arriving at BostOnat S 20 NJ connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and N0r-
cester and Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
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Pm.
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HnIr.y Auo 81

HALIFAX, aug. ~.
The Tallahassee sailed at two O'Clock this
morning East. a- -r..l'Ial
The federal war steamer Pontoosuc arrived
at SIX o'clock. She was detained by fog and
sails immediately in pursuit Another
steamer is signalled west.
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NV YORK, Aug. 10.
The Herald has the following dispatch -
NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug. Is.
The rebel Gen. Wheeler moved round on
Cleveland after his repulse at Dalton and is
trying 10 get on to the railroad leading to
knoxville
1t is reported that Gen. Steadman eneaped
hun at GraysyIlle on the 10th inst. and de-
leatcd him zen. Steadman is reported
wouud''i aad Col. Streght of the 5lst Ind
vols. killed
W h'"i'r tack On Dalton during Sun
ia, ana Monday WAS repulsed with a loss to
IN" "I 1870 zen. Col Seiboldt commanding
tl' tot ""- reinforced on Monday by Gen.
>tcadman The 4th L S colored troons
charged 'iI,H Wheeler who fell back and
finally rctratcd. The union loss was about
so H. Hiiroad track has not been in
Iiurci
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FORTRESS NoSRor. Aur. 81

The steamer Dictator, from City Point,
has arrived bringing few rebel prisoners.
Heavy cannonading was heard at II
clock on Saturday night, on the extreme
left, in front of the 5th Corps, and vas con-
tinued until O'Clock Sunday morning, when
it ceased. Heavy musketry firing continued,
however, up to the hour the boat left, at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The fighting is described as most spirited
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. r..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Aug. LIST 1854, trains will run a. FOL
lows:
LEAVE BURLINGTON:
SODA NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor
eester Fitchhurgh, Brattlehoro, Springfield, HART
ford New Haven Troy. Albany and New York
arrive in Troy 3i2 ?. NJ New York SD p NJ b"s
ton 80 p. NJ.
tn ough 10 Boston ulfiovt Change Of Gus
u.50A- NJ Accommodation Train.
LILO P. N. EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
York and the West arrive az Troy - P. ~
New York A. ". hy Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers. This
train Stop at Vergennes, Middlehury and Brandon.
Through 10 Troy rifaoat Change Of Cars.
This train stops only at Versennes, Midc lebury
e.AdP. ~. NIGHT EMPRESS, with Sleeping Cars, for
New. Yerk and Boston Arrive in Troy at as A
NJ New York lOA ~; Boston An.
Through to Troy and Boston riti9t change
Of Cars.
From the South and East Trans e-r,fs AZ Ru-iiss-
ton AZ laHous.
as P. NJ. MAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell, Wcr
cester Springfield. Hartford. New Haven, Troy,
Albany aud New York. Leaves Boston 7.3l a. N. -
New York sou p. x. with Sleeping Car attached
Troy 500 a N.
4.O5A.x., EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Cars,
from New York and Boston Leaves New YORK
at Pm, Boston 80 p. y.
10 A. ", ACCOMMQDAI41E IhAlN from Rat.
8 pm, NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New ork
at A. II. Through from Troy without change oi
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany. New
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New York Central and Western Railroads, anc in
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NEW YoRK. Aug

NEW YoRk, Aug. 20.
The 1ribune's correspondent with Gen.
Grant, under date of the 18th, says there
are indications of immediate action on
grand scale rs 90 81 ny
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MEnPHIs Anr

Three brigades of Forest rebels, at Hur-
ricane Greek, Miss, were attacked BY Gen.
smith on the 18th, and routed. leaving so
killed on the field Our loss was 40 killed
and wounded.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. ~.
Ofhcial dispatches from Gen. Hoyey state
that he has routed Johnson's guerillas in all
directions. 'r--..l
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HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. Is.
The pirate tallahassee arrived here this
morning.
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1861. LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1854
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. May 10th. 1861.
BERTHS FREE.
TIE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
oFTHE
CHAMPLAIN TRANSFORMATION co.
UNITED STATES cat I'm. s.sr-se.
cAYdD4, CAST #r. r. Fa.1.
AMERICA, Cat HING H4=o.
uOvYREAL. Can't Z. S.JTtl-s
VIII run as follows until urther notice.

ANEhtDat t4f Hfur4 WACO.
MONTREAL, cs-t. l. S. marc.
VIII run as follows until urther notice.
GOING NORTH:
DAY LIVE Leave Whitehall Daily. sun
1870 4. VI. uTan arrival ~ me -ars from
Troy. Albany snd Buualc reaching Hur. iu-tau 70
as p. NJ. AMI Rousrs Point 20 ~ p. H. I1tsiu-,
lie Same evening. arriving no Noatroal 10 ODD j.
SIeHr line. Leave Whitehall Daily. .sttar-
S.45 L. NJ days and sundays cNecl I.I 40
sT p st. upor arr raI ~ the t-1ir FROM Sew York
and Bghilo. and Suspension Bridge ne same t1v.
reaching burlington 70 $3.50 g. NJ, aud l4att. lr-h
arrivin- az Montreal AZ So A. NJ. and o-.ea-au--
at noon
GOING SOUTH
Day llSE Leave Kouse's Point naily.
From R94's's POINT. az g. 3. 49,, except suu1as e.
Ito 4. VI. and Platts1ur-h at A. s.-
on arrival 0f Train from Montreal. yla Vt a Canal
ia Railroad, connecting with Boats at Bur. acton
az 1000 A. ~, al Iicoutcrosa at = g. NJ with
Lake George Boat reach Whitehall az FfI o.
IN season fur the Train connecting 40 Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamer, on the Hudson
River, and with NIGHT EMPRESS TRAN 10
THE VEST.
) "a 4. VI. S(eNcept Saturdays AMI sun
days,) on arrival Of rain from Montreal and u--
deushur-h, arriving at Burlington az - P. NJ, auI
reaching Whitehall at So A. NJ, 10 time Tor EN-
press Train reaching New York 40 l.4l p. ~. and
only Line connecting with the Hudson River las
Boat from Albany, az @ A. ~, eachin- New York
at P. NJ, and Buffalo aud suspension Bridge al
2. N
All the Lines will be run via Port Kent AMI
Plaushurgh-
Fare as lolr as By any other Route
THROUGH TICKETS BY this Line between
the principal places in the Northern States can he
procured at the
co1PaHys Office, Fesf SIDE Court House SQUARE.
Burlington. -.
H. TRAcr, Agent, 81 Commissioner Street. Mon
treal.
On board Lake Champlain Steamers.
". CASFrELD, Pier IS, Foot Liberty Street y. Y
CHAs. THURMAN, 239 Broadway, y. Y.
On board Hudson River Steamers.
Hudson River Railroad Offices, y. Y.
Union Depot, Troy, NY
Northern r. R. Depot, Albany.
B4GG1GE CHECKED THROUGH Passengers
and Baggage will lie transported from Cars % Boats
from the Depots at Burlington, Free Of Ch4rss
Freights taken az Lowest Rate
THOS. n. CAMPBELL.
Generai Sup't,
West side Court House square. Burlington. ".
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NV YoRK. Aup oc

NV YoRK, Aug %.
The Times special despatch says Gen.
Sherican has changed his position In order
better to witch the passes of the Mountains
The great number of points which he is
compelled by order to cover imposes upon
him more conservative policy than be
would otherwise adopt. The rebel force at
Martinsburg is but an uncomfortable raid
ing party and will not interfere with Gen.
Sherldan's programme of operations, which
will be something more than defensive.
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CODEY'S LAnY'S BOOK for August.
VI Received AZ HUNTlNGTON'S.
July p.
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lust received the extreme Broadway Style M
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AS P. ~. MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Wor
cester Springfield. Hartford New Haven, Troy
Albany aud New York. Leaves Boston 7.3l a. ~.
New York son p. x. with Sleeping Car attached
Troy 500 A. NJ
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INrPOU NDED.

C,AME in the enclosure Of the suos,,ii 8
Bar,ia ton an the 3ist.. TWO BAY W. :,
one with star in e.. ehcad and both white n,,,ss'
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NEW NnRr Aug d

Adyices of 18th inst, from the rear of Fort
Morgan, state that Granger has received
heavy achievements sent from Pensacola
Fort Morgan is now besieged by land and by
the fleet. 1t was bombarded on the morning
of the 18th. The rebels have burned all the
buildings on the outside of Fort Morgan.
The rebel gunbost Gaines has been burned
The monitor Manhattan threw several shells
into the fort, dismounting one gun, prior to
our forces landing.
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OLD CHEESE.

| HAVE q small quantity Of olt Cheese 20 eel,
l. both SAGE and Plain.
June ~. RI PIERsON.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF PENNNI MAMA.
North COLLEGE .freaus. PaHfih:
I'hE FIFTEENTH Annual Session viii -
4 october 18th. and continue i've months
particulars, address a above. 100, ~
July II. WIT
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LUCKNOW SArCE

DEST Sauce in the world for enriching 6rayie.
ID and iml rowing the flavor OF Fish and Meats.
II has no equal and warns and enricbes the Blood
improves the appetite and aids digestion. For ale
Wholesale a nd retail
Al No. 2, Union Block
W. ". IREW 4 son. Az ut,.
IulY 10
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FREEZING CORPSES.
NE w BIO ks.

T INNET'S Trial, by the author of Twice Lost.
- Haunted Hearts, by the author Of the Lamp
Lighter.
For sale at HUNTINGT0Ns