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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetionesrs.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0yED PROPERTY
ON SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS AT
PUB 10 SALE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. October 18th
at Az o'clock the premises, shall sell part of
Lot g. in Square mum bered Az, fronting Is feet7
inches on 7th street. between and streets north,
and running back Il o feet, improved by frame
store and dwelling under rent for S. per snnum.
Also part of LoI No. 6, same square fronting 81
feet inches 9th street in the of the above
to be divid ed into two building lots of Is feet N
inch as each.
Tt ms cash.
C nveyance and stamps at cost of the purchaser,
DC I'D j. G. MCGUIRE IL Co, Aucts
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WINDOW SHADES.
1856
PICTURE CORD AND TAssEL

Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
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BOARDING..

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE
"A gentlemen can obtain 30 tRD on the south
west corner of 9Th street and Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Terms reasonable. oc q st.
ROARDING-Four or FIVE gentlemen can be &C
- cOmmodated with comfor table ROOMS and
BOARD. by applying at No. 1913 Washington st.,
Georgetown, D. @. &C 2l-3tr
A SINGLE MAN WISHES ROOM AND BOARD
"A from lst of November. permanently, in q re-
spectacle, private family; LIST or N Ward preferred.
Address r.. V. S." Star Office with particulars.
y OOMs WITH BOARD-At No. % street, be-
II tween 7th and 9Th streets. Table Boarders
accommodated sep % 2aslm~
7 ARGE FURNIsHFD ROOMS, with Board at
u ISL West street, Georgetown. sap zl-1m*
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CARD yISITE FRAMES

Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tss
sells, Rings, Nails. &c,
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THE DRAFTED MEN.-:But two Of the drafted
men John +. Donelson, OF the eighth sub-dts.
trtct, and Richard Robey, Of the sixth reported
TO the Board OF Enrolment to-day, both OF
whom furnished substitutes.
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tOI ON L STREET, BETWEEN nth AND
18TH STREETS.
By authority of decree of the su preme Court
of the District of Columbia. passed October 2Ist,
1864; in cause wherein Christopher Cam mack, ST.
ct al are complainants, and Eliza COMM gton al
are defend ants, shall offer for sale. at publ
ton. on the premises, on To ESDAY, the LIST day
Of November next, at ~ o'clock p. m. the east
half Of Lot No. ], of Davidsons sub division of
Square l6l, ting IA feet On street north be-
tween Connecticut avenue and 18th street. BY q
depth of $50 feet to q public alley. with the i'm
proyements, consisting of two story frame dwell.
ing house
Terms One half Cash; the balance in months
from the day of sale, with interest, aud to he
cured by the bond of the purchaser with surety to
be approved by the trustee; the whole purchase
morey to be paid o cash at the option of the pur-
chaser.
Deeds, stamps. de-, at the purchasers cost.
IF the terms of sale are not complied with with
in five days from the day Of sale, the trustee re-
serves the right to resell upon five days notice in
the --, at the risk and cost of the purchaser.
r 7: M0RsELL; Trustee;
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&c T q r Z 8.

French Gilt. Swiss Carved wood, and America
Composition Card Frames in variety.
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z OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.

The riches handson est and most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames N
the District. Taese goods are warranted to be
gilded with gol2 leaf aud of superior workman
ship.
Also, o beautiful assortment of Gard Visits
Frames Of foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted as represented.
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DECREE NACATED.-This morning Chief JUS
tice Cartier vacated the decree Of condemna.
ton made by the District Court in the case of
tie United States vs. the interest OF Trusten
Polk (iate Senator from Mssouri) and w. T.
Smithssn (banker) in certain property seized
under the Confscation act This vacation was
mace cn The petition of John S. Edwards and
Charles Wilson, who have deed Of trust on
the property.
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Fok SAL EfoR SAFE.
A splendid FAMILY MfLSH COW ezer&
bloed-rsd buffalo. She gives about four GAf
gallons day. and never goes dry from on!
Center Market next Thursday. the nth instant.
should the weather be fair, If not on the saturday
following. oc IL At
I3ORsALE-One STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
L twenty horse power. Also, three run of stone.
for grinding corn compaetlS built can be easily
between 9Th and eth st. ocl7-lwt
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TOR RBNT-Part OF q HOUSE on the h;sb., =
Warrington. near the boundary, within o,
minutes walk of the Presidents House RI
moderate. Apply at the Office Of the Star. N'"'
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Olin.-This morn
ing, the trial of Elizabeth Shorter, colored, in.
dicted for the larceny of 1850 from NJ. F. Pruit,
was concluded by the jury rendering a verdict
of guilty.
In the cases OF John O'Dell and Lawrence
Norton, indicted for IN assault and battery, q
noIle pros was entered.
VIM. Rothchild, proprietor of the Admiral
House, on Capitol Hill, is on trial for keeping
g. bawdy house.
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DROP SAILS FOR RATIONs

WASHINGTON, 2lst October, 1854
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
81 t ds' 6 ed sss.ss
;sss at the following stations during the year
Portsmouth, New Hsmp,hIre.
Gharlestown. Massachusetts.
Phiiadslphia, pennsyivanis
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
GospOrt, near Norfolk, Virginia
Each ration to consist of three fourths OF pound
O. PORK OF bacon or one and fourth gound of
-four or twelve ounces Of hard bread, or one and
fourth pound of corn meal; and at the rate t. one
lieu thereof ten pounds of rice or in lieu Thereof
Twice per weeh, one hundred and fifty ounces Z
mixed vegetables ten pounds Of CO Nee; or. in lieu
thereof one and a half pound oftes; fifteen pounds
OF sugar; four quarts of vinegar; one pound of
sperm Candles or one and one four tn pound of adj
6M fops candles or one and half pound Of tai
The ratiGns to be upon the order Of the
either in bulk or by the single ration. Of GOOD
quality, with an equal proportion of the fore and
oefks BRINE fns yorf Ss sq
e1 ira superfne the coffee, good Rio; the sugar,
vinegar, candles, soap, salt, &c. to be Of good good
All subject to ms pection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following
SuAf'n'se FORM OF GUARANTY.
me II the SAFE sss f'sssoi
be or they viii. within ten days after the receipt
securities; and in case the said - shall fail to
bst@e:n The r tho
said I7~1:. -a that which may be accepted.
" E.F. a. 4. B.. .s susr.ntSr:
l hereby certify that the above named -
are known to me as men OF property, and able to
TO be signed by the United States District
Judge, United states District Attorney, or Colec-
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by the above guarantee.
send the paper containing the frst insertion t" to
this flee for examination;
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Rations
for 1856. )" and addressed to the Undersigned;
oc 22law4w Major and Quartermaster.
NJ" For FOR SOLDIERS ANDAL OTHERS
The bes. Of of. the kind Please call see tn. mIss4
JUsr received 500 tons MIDLAEb COMPANY
CUMBERLAND COAL. and for sale at George.
prices q. ra45 foot I'M
i! PRQDUoE sT0RE.-Just receivedooFresh lots
Hams. Cheese. Tongues, de-. &C.. &c. 334 st..
n. ae p 1a St. street.. J.rLoYp q co.
1Q7 NINTH STREET. A27
|. G. Ms.
Best OOLON6 TEA only 81
Prime SUG AIRS Only ls and 20 cents.
Pure CIDER VINEGAR only 50 centa.
Choice TOMATO CATSUP only 8 per gallon:
oc2 list, 8. EVAN5, 4e7 9th St. bet. and Is
n BURR 4 BROTHER, d
DEALERS IN
HATS. GAPS. BOOTS. SHOES.
| UMBRELLAS, DO.
| No. 3s3 Seventh street, near street
| &C 2i.lm
/ RBMOvAL = u : : .
~ u. ALLIOf, from Paris
! near WIZARDS Hotel, by expiraf;on Of Lease viii
Ismt ns.r a Un On Ucfober nth, at No. 32A
s.ree., "e.- 0.e-e- Inestre 90 IS I'm.
| II MILLS. with necessary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snw
one Of Harrison's patent Gkfsf MfIiss A RntS;
OALvRRT Hysttsvlle r. o., Prince Neor:.,r.
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IOIIOWIng.
CAMP OF COLES CAVALRY,
BOLIVAR HEIGHTS, VA, Oct. 20, 1874.
Hessrs Editors Baltimore American
The result of the vote on the new constitu-
ton I'm this regiment Is as follows: Whole vote
polled l57. For the constitution 1872, against 35.
majority for 81. Companies l. and NJ declined
to vote. Yours, truly,
L. GALLAGHER, Captain Company D.
Bali. american.
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany,s Lottery, of Kentucky, Glass 349 October
2lst, 1854:
4G-X-59-6N-a4-69 -2a-35-la-sI5I-f
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Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery
It's 3.4s-23- f7-55-61-2s-62-4l-l2-64
MURRAY, EDDY & CO.. Managers.
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RETURN OF THE QUARTRRMAsTER's MEN
The battalion OF Qaartermasters men who
have for the past ten days been at work on the
Manassas Gap Railroad clearing away the
timber, having accomplished the object and
cleared away the woods and brush for one
half mile either side of the track for some
miles, returned to the city this afternoon and
marched to their respective quarters, making
quite soldierly appearance.
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LUNCH LUNCH |!

LUNCH LUNCH!
4 HE Friends aud acquaintauces OF the under
signed are respe; tfely invited to splendid Lunch
70 9e served on MONDAY. October n, 1864. at 10
o crock a. m, at his New Restaurant, No 4i7 7th
s sset; between and SITS purchased from the
It. pprn upopapp
hpDhiCAL BO0Ks-Druitt's Surgery; Dalton's
NJ ssInnhtoey; Dungison's Medical Dictionary:
pprspeI sys'ology; Ellis Medical Formulary:
raIi inssn SsTeers; Lpdlow's Manual of Exam.
pps.ioas, Eelli smiths Com pendium; Thomas
pronouTeing Medical Dictionary; Gray'a Ans-
Iomy, WOO as Practice, vols; Woods, Thera-
oc22 FRANrv r.yInp
VNHE THIRD GRAND BAIL of the SADDLE
AND RARNESS-MAKERS' AssnCIH -
lion; Of f G;sssSiOstoG; d. GLBy request Of
GRAND BALL at TEMPERANCE Halt n IA
street, between 9th aud 10th streets ON MoSDIy
Nov. IA, 1864. The committee p ed ge themSa,,as o.
endeayor to make this eTps any that has ever been
pains or. expense to add to the plessrre anS
comfort OF tbose who will honor us with thai,
presence. Tickets. 81. admitting a gentlemen ma
ladies. For particulars see future advertsemant
By order of COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
49,
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scstlenad. They discharge cargoes yarv r,ntf.
~ aHd Immediately start upon thstr ratpra
whioh kseps the canal very clear at GeoTre'
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany's Lottery, Of Kentucky, Glass $50, October
2lst, 1864:
69-46-3o-7f--5s +3-3l-75-4-12-65tI
FRANCE. ELLIS & co.
19dtDOyl>
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POLICE APPOINTMENTs.-Att the last meeting
OF the Board of Commissioners the following
Appointments We're made Silas II. Sherwood,
patrolman in third precinct, vice 5. H. Glad
mon, dismissed; additional patrolman for Cen.
ter Market house, Christian H. Hollmer, vice
ChaS, Foster, resigned.
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Drawn Numbers Of Shelby College Lottery of
Kentucky. Glass SIS. October 2lst, 1864:
6-h5-59-4l-E-5l-aD-6l
z. u. G1MMONS 4 Co. MANAGERS.
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Constitutional Election,
Total majority

The majority for the Constitution as far as
the returns have be- received, with the official
vote OF the counties all in, is three hundred
and sixty one! enough to secure the State of
Maryland as Free State. We do not antici-
pate that TINS majority can be reduced, whilst
1t will, in all probability, be increased. The
military organizations yet to hear from are the
3D. regiment, Potomac Home Brigade, at Buck.
annon, West Virginia, and the Sd Maryland
cavalry, at Fort Gaines. The returns from
the latter will probably not reach the Governor
In time to be counted
Mr.. King, the State Agent, returned from the
following official returns:
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THE DRAFT IN THE DIsTRICT.-The draft in
this District will doubtless be resumed on Mon
day next, in order to fill the deficiencies ex-
listing in the quotas of some Of the sub-dis-
tricts. To-day the necessary arrangements
were being made to draw the First ward, but
fer some cause it was postponed.
The ninth sub.district (Georgetown) has
filled its quota, and the third sub-dis,rict
Third Ward) lacks but seven men.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
FOR RENT.In Georgetown, neatly FUR
4 k1sHED ROOM. without board, in a private
tween High and Congress SITS. oc lS-6t*
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOOK.-
~ Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears
an interest OF six per cent. per annum, PAYABLE
quarterly. can obtain some BY applying to VIM.
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation. oc l-dtNl
TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
I Potomac Tow Compsny's boats. Potomac"
Gov: Curtin" and belle Haven" Apply to the
Captains on board. or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
n Is Water street. GEORGETOWN.
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DEATH OF WAsHINGToNIAN.-Henr B.
Middleton, son of Robert w. Middleton, Esq,
of this city, died on the goth of last month, at
Augusta, Ga, as he was on his way with
other paroled prisoners from Andersonvilie,
Ga. to Richmond, where he was to have been
Arms on board of the United States mortar
schooner s'Dan Smith, and was captured on
the eth OF September, 1863, at the stormlng of
Fort Sumter. MIR. Middleton was we'll known
in the Northern Liberties, and leaves many
friends In this city.
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Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lottery.
c. ass 500, October 2lst. 1854:
4i-l1-T-l3-25-33-55- 56-64-l6-l6-75-3
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1876 oAoioh fAl L STOCK 1856
4s6. -.PAPERHANGINGS. ass
Just opened, .eaut, fHl assortmen MT of Gold Em-
broidered Id med I'm, priced Gilt pa Sers.
Also. rars'G soa choice stock of Satin and
Blank PaI=Es Bur inrs, Statues, Centre Pieces, &c.
Orders tor paper: angings or Window Shades
punctua IL ezccu ted in city or country,
Terms 81 sh f,,r goods and abor.
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1 VINEGAR ct No. 4A3 Nd. avs loo ls-lWt
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell. - This
morning, the resignation of Dr.. Harvey Linds-
ley, guardian of the children Of Mary E. De-
Kraft, was received.
The will Of the late Anna Mcclure, be-
queathing sum of money to her niece, Anna
Flanagan, was partially proved, and letters OF
administration were issued to John Shaw.
Letters Of administration were issued to
Mary Fletcher on the estate of W. H. Fletcher,
and Honora Herman on the estate of Patrick
Herman.
w. H. Walker was appointed guardians to
the orphans Of Alex. Ricard.
The first general account of Mary A. Smith,
guardians of the orphans OF Thos Smith, was
approved and passed.
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1856 flcTo Res 1856
A few choice Engravings and Paintings for sale
at ]. MARKR1TER'S, No. 4S6 Seventh street
SPlease remember the Number, 4s6. and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep l7-6wI.
lrOR SALE CHEAP-Two good SECONDHAND
GEO. W. BBNsER'S,
oc q. St. Corner of 4th and streets.
RUTTER ces,
CHE ESE,i!
Fresh Butter in 2 to L. pound packages, of the
finest quality for table wing almost daily
Fresh Eggs, prime New York Cheese.
For sale at the lowest prices $50 9Th street, op-
posite Center Market.
oc N-l2t De DUTROW.
-nrA Ropc Ann 0NIONa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-25
From the Army of the Potomac,
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY OF PoroMA,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC,
-5,- Aug. 20.-5P.M.
Yesterday was the quietest day in
front of Petersburg for month.
On the Weldon road where Warren's
corps has taken position, there was con.
siderable shirmishing with occasional
discharges of artillery, but nothing re-
sembling an engagement.
In the afternoon the enemy moved his
force from the rear of Petersburg tow
ards our left and made an attempt to
force our line near the Jerusalem road,
but finding the road not as easy of ac-
cess as they anticipated they abandoned
it, They took few prisoners before
they fell back.
The number of casalties in the Fifth
corps on Thursday was about $50, near
iy all of whom are in hospital.
Midnight.-Some batteries IN front of
the 18th corps opened on our left and a
sharp engagement was kept up several
hours, with the result of nobody iujur-
ed" At this hour not a gun can be
heard.
few remaining members of a Zouave
company which Banks formerly had for
a body guard were mustered out of the
service on Thursday,
The roads are becoming bad In conse-
quence of continued rain which has fall
len the present week and which still con-
tinues.
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The Investment Of Fort Morgan.

= New York, Aug. %.
The Tribune's special says Letters o
the 11th, from the rear Of Fort Morgan
state chat Gen. Granger has received
heavy reinforcements from Gen. Heron,
and reinforcements have also been sent
from Pensacola. Fort Morgan is now
being besieged by land, and the feet
were to lombard it on the morning Z.
the. 18th. The rebels have burned al
thu buildings, hospitals, &c: outside o.
Fort Morgan. The rebel gunboat Gaines
was burned, and the monitor Manhat
tan threw several shells into the fort
dismountiDg enc gun prior to our forces
landing.
The Herald has the following IRON
Mobile Bay, dated Aug. f1th:
The army has cut off all communlcs
ton between Fort Morgan and the main
land, and combined military ana na.
val attack will result in the DESTRUCTION
or the capitulation OF the fort. This a..
tack will be made this morning;
grand movement will be made by lanu
quite speedily for Mobile, proceeding W
the roads on the left side of the pay
The channel is anobstructed to Dog rn
er, and light draft gunboats can s1esu
up to that point.
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From the Upper Potomac.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 70.
We have nothing definite from the Up
per Potomac tonight. The rebels it is
understood occupy Martinsburg in small
force. 1t is not proper to speak definite
ly of our position, but there is good rea-
son to hope that Gen. Sheridan will
prove more than match for the rebel
strategy in that quarter.
HAGBRsTowN, Aug. 90.
There was another big scare here last
night. Gen. Averill returned from Mar
tinsburg on Thursday evening with his
main force, leaving one company of the
Lincoln cavalry to garrison the town.
Yesterday sixty-five rebel men COM
manded by Capt. Boyd of Tennessee, en-
tered the place and drove our men out
in the direction of Gainesville. This
caused general stampede of parties re-
siding between Williamsport and Mar
tinsburg toward the town, who reported
that our troops were retiring in this di-
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From New Orleans.

NEW York, Aug. q
The steamer E. d. Sander, from New
Orleans, l4eh; has arrived.
A Mobile paper Of the 9TH notices the
arrival of the gunboat Morgan, with the
loss of only one man, and the crew o.
gunboat Gaines.
A Vicksburg letter of the 10th states
that the steamers Atlantic No. and NJ
r. Clark, obtaining clearances from the
Custom House, and sanctioned by Gen
Slocum, went up the Yazoo River t.
procure load of cotton from within tht
rebel lines, which had been purchased
by private sUnion parties. The rebel
general Adams had given permission fol
the transaction. The spectators took
the boats beyond the prescribed limits
and were captured. These steamers are
now used by the rebels for transports
on the Yazoo River to our detrimsnt.
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From Gen. sheridan's Department,

NEW YORK, Aug. ~.
The Times special, dated Washing0n,
Aug. 81, says:
Gen. Sheridan changed his position il
order the better to watch the passes d
the mountain. The great number o.
points which he is compelled to cove
imposes upon him more conservative
military policy than he would Other.
wise adopt The rebel force at Martins.
burg is an inconsiderable raiding party
and will not interfere with Gen. Sheri.
dams programme, which will be some
thing more than defensive.
The Tribune's special says
Col. DeVeirs, who commands brigade
in Sheridan's cavalry, and who was
wounded in an engagement at Front
Royal on the 18th, arrived here to-day
He brought with him two stands Of rebel
colors. Col. d. pronounces it one of the
hardest fought battles of the war, and
the first time during the history of the
rebellion that cavalry defeated In.
fantry.
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rectlon followed by the rebels n.
merchants here Immediately packed ~
their goods and sent them north nv "
quartermaster's train with the goys,a
ment property was dispatched for PrsS
erick, but before getting out of the toWS
capt. Broomer halted 1t IN the str0.a
ana ordered II not to 30 farther unti, ~ ~
knew more upon the subject. The troi'
remained standing in the street nntiI :
O'Clock this morning when IL was ora.
ed back to camp. The stores ara ~
closed here to-day and but few Of w.
citizens are to be seen on the stroo, NY
The sick and wounded from the bosnS
tails have been removed to Harrisbpya, p'
Gen, Early's advance is said 10 bS =.
Winchester. Every h0rseman that's az "
tiers the town is Immediately besiegeS wv
parties who anXiously inquire as to M
whereabouts Of the rebels.
10 day the rebel pickets were advanced
10 railing Waters, but We're driven nv
detachment of the Third Virginia Union
cavalry. That is the nearest point N
the place at which they have as vr
made their appearance. II
Gen. Averill has now full possessin
of the fords along the river from Sber
pardstown to Williamsport, and any a.
tempt of the rebels to cross viii M
promptly met.
BALTIMORE, Aug q.
As far as ascertained there has baa,
no engagement on the Upper Potom~
yet. The rebels are believed to bel
force beyond Berryville.