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u Weakness or Debility lBdHt
alieHe

Pills ana lA soldier aill quickly acquire additional
strength Never let she Deaos Be either confined
" undoly acttd upGH 4 may seem strange that
Holloway Pills shvaid De- rtcemmtnded for Dysen-
take, if tise Plies = ~ correct TIE liver and STONE
ach. and thus remove so Pc ara huntars from the
sYsteia. Ibts medicine viii giqe tone sud yigor 70
the whole nrgltic sgsiSm however lsFaneed Ehie
heatl and strength follow d matter ~ coIrse.--
AptAng Wil aiop be relaxation u tas Bowels 50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-15

Gen Butler has RENTED the sen.
ieuce of the Rev. Mr.. Wingdell, 81
Norfolk, which required him 70 sweep
The streets FOR disloyaliy. The Gen.
oral says: Ilis punishment is remit
Ted not from respect for the man, Or
for his acts, or because il is unjust,
but because its nature may be syppos-
Ell TO reflect upon the Christian
Church, which by his connection with
il has been already too much disgrace
ed
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WILLIAM PrRNiNs r.late.

& TATE OF VERMo Mt,
- Rncbesffr District, IS.
Ata Probate Caari heidcn Al MaHthester IA snd
fr ssii District an TIE fth aay y MARCH. A. d. 1854
Present. Hon. q. s. KENT. Judge
An instrument in writing pur8rtine to ho The
last wil ssd testament - WILLIAM PERKINS
late 81 Sunderland, Ia said District deceased, was
presented 70 said Court ior probate
Whaenp0n IL was ordered that ssid instrument be
proved at . Probate Court d BIZ hQiagn o. The Pro.
Bate Office ID Manchester. h sna IT said District
On tbs lss, Wednesday ~ MARCH, 1854. and that
notice thereof be given 81 Publishing ths efer three
weeks suceessiyeiy ia the MAstnFsrre lorNsAn
printed ~ said Manchester pr6ti0Hs o. said itlae u
hearing r. r. FOWLER Register
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Farm For Sale.

I oYFiE AY fAEN For ale. 'li'iatel 70 iAe
lfa sast 81 AA& aae n@e4as Nogs thrsp Ra1as
4Ha aEaf ttaiidfags riuains eaier 90 hrlse sid
lmr1 asi ianeed Maseif sspae Wall Asa she
siess ia0 above fsilH. assisting g tops Neahs
ttiis, orc Colts saa 80 u fafmlng foaia
ienw eass ff Afihef gMrtleqiAs iH8ai9e q ~
atteH ihe saesg4her
ISAAC DAVIS, Jm
fan1arsge. Jan aad 1864 -ssa96
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Volunteers for ,hs Army should not leave the
City mtilsupplled with H0LL0WAY's PlLLs&
OINTMENT. For Sores seuryy, Wounds. small
pey, fcvrs and Bowel Complaints, these medI-
ciaes arc tho best IN TIE world. Every French sol.
dior uses them. 80 cents 70 ceais, and $i.lo per
box or pot
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IN aamirer Of Henry Ward Bee.
cher thus describes bis preparations
for war.
lie Is 40 Intellectual rhinoceros,
whose terrible horn and snoat make
the common cattle stand around, an
iron-clad doctor Of divinity, with a ram
n both ends, and guns pointed every
way, CHARGED viii Greek Gre =
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T1EDllInIls wAN.I-rrl.

1 EkN aafltR, tsaa .sse1s r. q = ralf siasaT
a aatiis, = g bass sa Eh4raaee Il TIE sea8uess
nt q osnal ussas 8 gs64ie lis, Glass NAe
as g4htas Agfials
CONF 3 BURTON.
Manchester 'larsh 1864
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Volunteers, iiIenlioa Indiscrelions Of
l0nib,

certainty De rsaicalir rgeTd q lhe Pitt are taken
Iiebi afa morning aad lhf Ointment o. FREQ y used
sisted ID tEs lrnn% instructions II tg,st a In
any Other manner fafg dry up "a one part 70 bfqak
Ger iE aHtfheg. Nhna -issi Ointment y ill remove
e hgal0fa fr8m tha "a siega. and leaya ma patient
fisaraus an3 haa..8y man. d aiN require li;ile
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MARTiN sLoCIAls, 1900.

G 7 A I 4 OF v Err n @ MT
- Bfanclfscr Diaid, s.
Ata Probate Court holden Is Msaebestgr IN and
Or said District, on The 25ih aay q November, A. D.
lse9
Present Hon. g. s. KENT, JUDGE
The Executor Of the last vii .ad testament Of
MARTIN sLOCUM, late % Manchester IN sdd dis
rlri. applied III writing f0r license 70 sell Nj the
Beal Estate o. said deceased, sepresentug Tie same
g be necessary e pay tho charges against ssd 90
tatc and the egacies given by slid viii; anil dat
said sae is directed by and II accordance With the
provisions Of said Will
Nhprelpon Il was ordered shat ssia application 10
heard az 0 Probate Court nest to be hallen Al The
Probate Office In Manchester, N aua fJr said Dis
rict, on the last Wednesday 81 March, 1861 and
three weeks aiccessixely Ia the AiASCuEsqRR JouR.
NkL printed at said Manchester, previous % said
tue % hearing.
az II. X. Fowl. ar. Ncgis,rr.
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I1IaATIIs.

IN S2a1eafa hnFah q a the resiacuee ~ his son-
iu-isw, WILLLAM @ATh0Us u PARALYSIS. aged
VI year add 9aa dag.
II arlinsaa, "a she 10 of Mareh, zAnoCg
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ron SALE
At A BARGAIN /!

A Senasarsiap ia Brysnt. sfrattoa b Goa
Mercantile Cn8eFes. locntea A. Kew York City,
Brook.yn. Alheay, Troy, Badsio, Cleveland,
Detroit. Chicago sod 81. Luis. Any yoaAg
man wlo contemplate entering either u there
CaE6aes wig aai Il greatly b his advantage
IS easling e THis OFFICE and saceEssiaife
hse ehesR he eaR pfocaFe = tch0ianhlg 10
thess lfsl aiasA inst!fasioIs.
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CENTRAL STATUTES or VERMONT.
Fsr sac st &c ROBERTS
TAxEa.

TUE BATH BILL i8r sle Bsaatr sax + SOW n
nY aabas ana go ise=e rrha gist - sgeil "a ON.
alfss q tie aait sTrasbie d vote af tas vwA
.nast fay a4ia tax a lar in81tt y Matea
JoHA e. ROBERTS Ire4sargF
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VETERAN SOLDIERS
or THE GREEN MOUNTAIN srArA

Two Regiments b Veteran Volunteer lnlanl1
are authorized to be raised In this State, and
the g vernon Of Vermont calls on Bennington
County for one full Company to DO raised -
speedily as consistent
All able-bodicd mer, between the ages Of 10
and As, who have heretofore been enlisted, and
have served not less than nine months, who
produce an honorable discharge from the ser
vice, Of the usual form, and can pass the exam.
nation required by the mastering regulations
Of the United States, may be enlisted nndos
this order as Veteran Volunteers.
Every Volunteer enlisted and mustered Int
the service rs a veteran under this order, win
be entitled TO receive from the United States
one months pay in advance, and bounty end
premium Of
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CommlssInncrs, NotIcr.

RUE, the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court iur the District II siancb-
ester, Commissioners G. receive, examine and ADJUST
Estlte of
Stephen II Funda,
latcof rupert In said District deceased md alsO IN
claims and demands exhibited ID eIsot thereto; end
six raonths from the 2itb dag u February s64 be-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that We will attend To-
the business " onr appointment ii tie late dwelling
house deceasedin said Rupert on The 2tl days
q Nay and August next from p q o'elock. T. VI
Dssud - Rupert This 24th day q Feb A. d. 1854
IH0S. !. SHELDON,
ELIJAH iT KTON, fCan's
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Coughs and Colds affffling TfOOps

WEI be speedily relievdd and t3ectually cured by
using these admirable medicines aud by layineff0p-
er attention % the Directions which are attached 10
eaca Pot Or Box
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fnrDoufers Wanted.

rTla0 oi. THREE GOOD NOERMEh ean ga
4 sttady elnplgg meat h s1plyiag insas,eisss'y
81 1EL MAS FkkhfNh'
9sarhesfss. Fehrwsry J. 1874
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Vanderlip House, Manchester.

Other Recruiting Stations will be lmms-
dia'ely opened n diferene parts q the ceuH
tv, in charge Of officers ard men belongings 10
The Company being raised.
b. order Of PETER Z. wAsHBURE,
Aajutanl and Inspector General
CHARLES FIELD,
RreRvITso oyuozA.
Dorset, Sept 7T, fssg--fsii
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nish any kind wanted. For our First
Glass Stove wo have made arrange
ments to sell the celebrated
HOME COMFORT.
-
Gss,ss $50. z r---g-T1
s ( ~Fs
= H. Il
). :. -
Z ''.,s.ss,...,.,sIiiSi
IL
Patented in 1860.
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called in
to requisition to make the HONE Con-
FORT the best Stove in the country.
1T ExCELLs
In substantial durability in every part,
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
It performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes,
No. 5, Plain and Extension top, has
three . inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. 6 has three Q inch and one 10.
hole, and large fire box.
Where a family exceeds 10 persons
the No. 6 will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with Esteation top are pro-
sided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which are filed with
water kept bot BY the waste heat, also
a back Closet made Of tim
These Stores arc lined on the IN
side With Tin Esseef@., with back
and bottom eofe'. Tie orea !. sen
tilael. in facl every ding Is as near
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IT
ts ca
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

puRNHAw,s ruRNiruRR ExppEss AND PACKING
ID establishment, IFS West Eleventh street t-Furniturc
boxed and shipped TO all paris Of the world Covered wa
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.-THE ADVERTISER
aged 80 years. married OF good education and business
habits and who is about leaving his present occnpaton
DESTROYS Of procuring permanent employ In any
city where the services of strictly temperate and trust
worthy be rendered available. He has had exen
sive experience both In this country and In England and
f. A., Herald office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's NEW TREArER

genh street, abous fennsyIvania avenue.
1OaN L. fOhD .:--..---- Proprietor and Manager.
g. Also OF Holiday street Theaser, Baltimore.l
Stase maj ageI -- Mr. John B. Wright.
LLedoer OF olorchesSra-- --- Mr. W. Withers. Jr.
OPENING OF THE FALL AND nv WiafER II FER SEA SEA:
SON.
IDaueurated by the engagement of the celebrated
young American artistes.
Mr.. AND MRS W J. FLORENCE,
Who viii make their first appearance in this
Thnater
In THREE EXCELLENT PIECES,
Commencing with Lovers Comic Drama of
HANDY ANDY.
Sqe re Egan Mr.. II. b. Phillips
To be followed nv the Protean Farce entitled
M1eCHIEVOUS ANNIE,
In which Mrs. FLORENCE will sustain Five Dis.
tnGt o. CharseteTs ar SaS with GRAND DANCE, and .
TO conclude with the Piece de Circumstance,
Oe0 THE Ii ri RETH 1st RNEh SSnHSTESEaR' ESaa'ieo
ANEW DROP CURTAIN has been designed and
executed by James Lamb, Esq.
PRICES OF ADMIsSION.-Dress Circle, 81 cents;
Family Circle, Is cents; Orchestra chairs IS cents;
Private boxes, $40 and So, Secured seats Is cents
extra. Bog sheet open from 9 q m. till 8 p. m
CoLoRsD GALLERT.@Center Balcony chairs, so
CENTS Side galleries. % cents. Doors open at quar-
ter past Z O'Clock; curtain rises at O'Clock II
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FILLING GER AND FOeTE.n

This popular Place of entertainment has already
become famous resort Flattered by the success
OF their hrst week among us, they have opened for
q second week, offerinssnew attractions at each
These wonderful little peo pie are full of wit and
hpmor, and their versatility is truly astonishing
Their who en- ter ent is so ad ad r. sd
passes away like Q dream ''N
SThe musical department IL we'll ad spted tn .be
performance OF these little wonders-the inter,ne
date is well performed, while the voices Of the
anartette are oil fresh and show unmistakable
signs of thorough training.
The selections of this company for their pro-
gram me is free from all vugarit ty and low sayings
The Management may justly claim moral enter
tanment. for such it really is.
They remain with us through this week Let
all who have not paid the Commodore and party
visit DO so at once, for it is an entertainment
that is full of merit and one rarely offered the
citizens of Washin gton an 29-lv
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Union Loss in Mem mphis-Capture of q
Steamer by Guerrillas-The Rebels Ac.
tive in Arkansas.

i n i
The Union Loss in Memphis-Capture of a
Steamer by GuerrillaS-The Rebels Ac.
tive in Arkansas.
LOUISVILLE. August 27.-4eneral Wash.
burne has issued an order permitting cotton
now in Memphis to be shipped North, also
establishing supply stores in the District OF
West Tennessee.
The best estimate placed on our loss in the
recent raid on Memphis at Is killed, so woun.
ded, and 140 missing, the latter including SO
citizens. The raiders are said to have taken
229 prisoners.
At fernando, on Sunday night, the rebel
loss was so killed, 100 wounded, and 80 mis-
sing.
Gen. Washburne compliments the officers
and men Of the Memphis militia, for their
prompt and eoldieriy conduct in the defence
Of the city against Forrest
The Government transport J. q. Miller was
captured. plundered and burned on the Sth in
the Arkansas river, between Pine Bluff and
Little Rock, by guerrillas. All persons on
board We're taken prisoners.
Report Of a Mutiny-Pine Bluff, Ark, At.
tackled.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s-A report prevailed last
night that the rebel Gen. Shelby, with six thou
sand men, was about seventy miles below
Hoboken, on the Iron Mountain railroad, but
the military authorities have not been able TO
verify it.
The Vicksburg Herald Of the 9Th has an ac-
count OF q mutiny Of q part of the 2d Illinois
cavalry, on the steamer Olive Branch, which
was only quelled by the prompt action OF the
commander of the gunboat Benton. Six OF the
mutineers were placed in irons on the Benton,
and the remainder disarmed and seat up the
river under a strong guard. The cause OF the
mutiny is not stated.
Reports from Duvalrs Bluff, Ark, say that
Shelby and Marmaduke have made an at
have been sent TO the latter place from Little
Rock,
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Importans Military Order.

CINCINNATI, August 2s.-Major Gen: Heint-
zelman issued an order to day prohibiting the
railroad, express, or other for warding compa-
nowder. and Ammunition of any kind within
the limits of the States Of Ohio, Indiana, 1llt-
noia and Michigan for the nextsixty days with
out permit from headquarters Also, prohib-
same within the time. Military commanders
and provost marshaIs within the northern De-
partnent are equired to see this order executed
and seize all such articles as may be clandes.
timely cold.
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~ A large lot OF IRE. arms, Attended for IN !.
sSons Of Liberty" In Indiana, were seized ~,
U. s. Marshal Murry In New York few days-
ago. s"ys
\ - Mr. John McCurdy, after n six ro,.,
trial OF Newspaper publishing, has snSa s,S.
HaRerstown Herald and Torch to Mr. M
Curriden, who will hereafter conduct 4. "
0New York authorities SELF the r,s,,.,
cents per load, thus realizing a ysxsr ,ot
s30,O00., -. s'Ff = '-re = ievenue or
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THE FIGHT ON THE WELDON RAIL.
ROAD.
Particulars of the AffaiF-Warren's Posi-.
tion Considered Impresnable-TheW Wei.
don Railroad to be Held.

fdrICu1dES OF tue A1Ia1f-N 8ffen'S Posi-.
tion Considered Impresnable-The Wei.
don Railroad to be Held.
Correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer.l
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE Potomac,
)pQgust 26.-The action at Reara's Station, in
which, on our side. the 1st and I'd divisions, I'd
corps, were engaged Yesterday, is an event OF
which hardly know how to speak. Many
look upon it as q disaster, and there are some
reasons for regarding it in that light, If we
were to consider it without regard to the other
side OF the picture, the punishment inflicted on
the enemy. But when we recollect that In
three successive charges the enemy was re.
pulsed with great slaughter, and that their
losses in killed and wounded greatly outnum.
bered ours, it is evident that our occasion for
regret is on account OF the adverse moral effect
of q reverse more than the losses actually
entailed thereby. Even the guns they captured
were dearly paid for In killed and wounded,
and we can far better afford to lose guns than
they can afford to lose men. f>ssT u
The I'd CORPS had but Just returned from tn
extreme right on the James river when.
Monday morning, the first and second diyis
ions OF 1t were started on on long, wet and
muddy march to the extreme left, on the Wei
don railroad. From that time MP TO Yesterday
they had been hard at work tearing up the rail-
road, burning the ties, twisting the rails le vel
ing embankments, destroying bridges and chi. 4
verts, and as thoroughly as possible demoIish.
ing everything that could be Of any service
to the enemy in facilitating the repair Of
the road, In case it should again fall into their
hands. fh S#9fg
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YIFfEHHrH STREET, OPPOSITE q. 8. TREASURY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW U. S. 1910 LOAN
authorized by the act of June aOth. 1864.
The notes will be issued under date of August
18th, in denominations OF
$50, 800, $500, 81 900 and $4,000,
payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
2 $40 per centum per annum, payable semi-an.
nually, and will be convertible at the option Of
the holder at maturity into six per cent. Five.
Twenty Bonds. ...--.
We buy and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS of all issues.
TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS.
And COIN,
And pay the highest price for
ouARTERMAsVERS CERTIFICATE CHICKS.
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T7HT NIW YORK NIWsPAPERs FORWARD
i Ed FROM NEW YORK DAILY, at greatly
reduced prices.-Terma, for one yeGr, payable IN
sdvasce5 For the Herald, ~, i1stssd OF xlo;
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Another Victory in Mobile Bay-Fort Mer-
gan In Our PoSsession-The Intelligence
from Rebel Sourcss-Reconnolssan To-
Wardsthe City-Obstructions Formidable
bnt not Insufmountab ble-Latest from
Sheridan-Enemy Leaving the Shenan.
doah Valley
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SELECT ENGLISH AMI
u CLASSICAL ACADEMY
YOUNG GENTLEMEN
ROBERT PHIPPs, PRINCIPAL.

The Second Term of this Institution will begin
house, nSSrtheast corner e West and Montgomery
The number of pupils is strictly limited to TWEEN.
ty-fve. The long experience and success o the
Principal warrants him in assuring parents that
they win find this school well adspted for lrins
for their sons e thorough English and Cl .ssical
genial associations and careful moral training.
Rev. DIR. Pyne. Wts Washinsson.
Rev. J. II. G: Boute. Georgetown.
Rev. N. P, Tillinghast. Gsorgeto~n.
Henry Addison, ESQ Mayor OF Georgetown.
MsoF ksie A e.
Cooke e. Esq Pfesidens First National
C.E. Rittenbouse. Esq, President Bank of Com
The Principal may be seen at Ill West street
ts5st4 BRF sSH6SPr M fSR Rs Ro5SS Il f E
and w..bipg gton streets, Georgetown, b. 9; Resi-:
dence / West street. au l9-2wS
l. Young GENTLEaEN. ~
hE'HAFIsSsVs' RSv' q. iek ei, 4 SONS.
Terms 500 per scholastic year.
Duties resumed Sept lst
Circulars at this odice, au 19 2w.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY-The ff.
i teenth annual session of this institution will
commence on the eth Of September. 1884 oircu.
and New York avenue. au l6 eo2ms
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY.
- Session commences Sept. 5th. Entire expense
dor Fl ad
an colin. Broekviile. Montgomery CO., Md.
MILITARY. BOARDING sCHooLLLOn B.ln-
1vl more Railroad, 10 miles from Philadelph
Number II limited. Terms modsrsts. Resolved st
fa RPs aad Tes
6eminsry. Delaware county. Pa Ns1W
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Case Of Muller.

NEW YORK, August 27.-The case of Muller,
the alleged murderer, was finished to- day by
the commissioner deciding to give the necessary
certificate to send the accused back to England.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAl

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&AAa
vii 1 Ss run a. bss1e.s w.sSin sscn M i and New Yors
and Washington and the West. as follows:
F6R PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave wsshineton at 50 a. M. II rs =. m :. and
ssso ,. m daily, except Sunday.
FOR or sB1dsz sHhzTfHoRR 3 %ND z N4Dbiy yH1LADELPH1A
Leave Washington at 3p N. daily, except Sun.
Rss.snssrs win note that this train run, as far
FOE NEW YoRR.
Leave Washing gton daily at 6. 80 p. m.
7Rts Train isJor NsiO York passsasers t1tEkslrtiy
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 .. NJ, Is .. m, SF.
NJ, ASP. m, 20 p m and 80 p M, except suI-
On Sunday at 80 q. m, p. M, and $50 .m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
=. .m. daily, except Sunday.
ssss sesa.S ssIa a 70 anf al points WEST and smsa
Csecked through.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 q. m. and ~ p. M.
NO 10 train sdfsRs For eanqsy. 1nnspoli. on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washingtos at 80 .. m; and
20 p. m. 60 through to Rev York ,ritsoxi cAanss
sleepins ears on 80 and 80 p; trains BertAs
Be- e.
sleeping esr conductor.
The frst and ffth trains stop at all way points
The p. m. train stops only st Bssdensburs,
t9eltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except sunday.
On Sunday it stoBs at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
VIII a ss fsssss sss
SHndGy. On Sunday it runs to Balttnors only Also,
that the s 80 p us. Tain takes Nsu York passsnsns
onlV.
For further information, tickets Of any kiad,
&c, apply to GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent at Wash
inRtok-. at the Ticket Office.
W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
N COLE. General Ticket Agent. je 70 q
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Extensive Skirmishing in Progress-Arri.
val OF Union and Rebel Wounded Sol,

VII oI CMIUM 1nu Kebe1 W 0unded Sol.
dieFS.
States hospital steamer De Molay arrived from
City Point with 800 Union soldiers and $50
rebel soldiers, all wounded. They will leave
for Philadelphia this evening
Arrivals from City Point represent that
heavy skirmishing was going on all day yes
terday between the enemy and the left wing of
the Potomac Army.
An artillery skirnish was also In progress on
General Buffers right when the boat left this
morning.
The Weldon railroad is held by our forces,
and no fears are entertained of being dislodged
from that strong and important position.
French Blockade Of M exican Forts Raised.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The bark Albertin
Bengul. from Vera Cruz on the 10th, reports
that the French blockade Of Mexican ports
was raised on the 7th.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NAVY YARD AND CAPITOL HILL SELECT
1N SCHOOL.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY. the 5th day of September next, in the
building OF the Washington Naval Lodge, ON Vir.
ginia avenue, corner of 9Th street east.
Application may be made at No. 661 New Jersey
avenue. until Friday before resu ption after that
date at No. us 4th street. corner of east
au 29-2t@ W. Fl. MENCK, Principal
COLUMBIA COMMERCIAL ACADEMY-Cor-
~ ner 7fh and streets. opposite the Post Office
EdqcatioD: please call at the above Academy.
hours OF attendance from q. m. to D. M
Prlvate Lessons from to 10 D. M
BOOK Keeping learned in three months
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY

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WALNUT STREET PIER,
VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL ~
At6s. M, accommodation due At lox am.
AIN q: m, express due at ~ p m.
Returning, leave Cape Nay
8 \. m. express due at 9H q. m.
Il 40 accommodation due at AZ p. m.
$40 p. N. express due at go p. m.
New ears, and everything hrst-clase.
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