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From ST Louis.

81. Louis, Aug. 13.-The police Office in st
Louis was taken possession Of this evening by the
United States authorities and special orders issued
to place the Home Guards under arms at the
various armories to be prepared for any emergen-
CIV. The city, however, 10 quiet and no appre-
tensions Of disturbances are felt
Ii is understood that Gen Fremont will declare
martial law Tomorrow.
A loan of $3.50 600 was effected from our banks
to-day by Gen. Fremont
Heavy siege guns are being mounted to COM
mand the various approaches to the city
IL Is stated that Gen. Seigel would have lost an
other gun had he not compelled the prisoners to
drag II of the field.
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
ST. Louis, Ang Ia The following procIama.
ton has just been issued:
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT
81; LOUIS, Aug Ia, 1861.
hereby declare aud establish martial law far
the city and county Of ST. Louis Major ]
McKinstry, Of the ) army, is appoi nted pro.
vOst marshal All orders and regulations issued
by him will be obeYed accordingly
J. e.. FREMONT,
Major General COMMANDING
Major Mckinstry, the provost marshal has ar.
rested John A. Brownlee, the president of the
board Of police commissioners, and has appointed
Basi Duke in his stead. The laws OF the CITY and
State will be executed without change.
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From Gen. Banks, Column,

SANDY HOOK. August li-Yesterdsy eyening
we ifelgh' uain rom Baltimore, arriving here at
O'Clock, brought intelligence that Eight ~
progressing at Berlin. Other rumors were also
circulated that several regiments of the Coufed- :
crates were approaching the river opposite Berlin
rom Lovetlsviile, for the purpose Of erecting
battery to stop the trains. This and other infor-
nation received at headq 70 the effect that
the Point OF Rocks was threatened by a strong
Confederate force, induced the General 10 dis
patch Col. Geatys regiment and the Rhode Isl-
and Battery 10 the Point Of Rocks.
About one O'Clock last night blue rocket was
thrown up ov the rebels in the rear OF Loudoun
heights, about two miles from our camp, which
was probably a signal that our reinforcement.
were moving down the river
An omcer from Berlin this morning states that
the ght Of last nig ised Of about
rebels approaching the river and firing a volley
Into our picket guard on the abutment Of the
burnt bridge, and also into the town OF Berlin.
Major Ledlie, Of the Nineteenth New York Regi-
ment, at once dispatched battalion Of his re9l-
ment to the aid Of the pickets. The enemy, how
ever, had disappeared No one on our side was
killed or seriously wounded, nor 10 ID known
that the enemy suffered any loss.
The same authority asserts that the picket guard
al Berlin have for some days past heard a regi-
mental band Of the rebels apparently between the
shore and Lovettsville aud also that the force az
Lovettsvil!e consists Of about 500 cavalry sun
ported probably by cons derable infantry force.
IL Is not Improbable that large Confederate
force 10 distributed inland along the Potomac line
from Edwards Ferry TO the Shenandoah, for the
purpose OF preventing our scouts from protecting
the Unionists there from the secessiouists.
Reports have reached here that Yesterday one or
two Cnionists Of the LoudOun valley were drag
ged from sick beds and forced into the rebel
ranks. They come from apparently reliable
sources.
General report comedies that two or more rebel
regiments are near the Potomac, opposite the
Point Of Rocks
SANDY HOOK, Aug IL, PM-The passengers
Sy the up-train report all quiet along the route.
but an attack was expected at the Point Of Rocks
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Later from California

OUTKR SrATIos, $50 miles west Of Fsrt Kear-
ney,) Aug - The pony express from ram
Francisco on the 5th inst passed here yesterday
afternoon.
The total amount of treasure shipped during the
month Of July was Sal no. 600
The pony express arrived at the Outer Station
last evening, with 81 Louis dates 10 the 18th ult
bringing the announcement Of the Bull Run de-
feat. The news cast gloom over our loyal Pco-
pie.
AppIeton's Hotel, In San Jose, was burned on
the 3lst, and the Washington House, on Davis
street, In this city, was burned on the same day
The loss by the latter fire amounted 10 50, 90.
The Germans In San Francisco are preparing
gorgeous Gag for Gen seigel
The Union Democratic State Committee have
called the State Convention 10 nominate q third
candidate for Congress- a. the State 10 entitled 20
another.
Fifteen Of the twenty-one Breckinridge plpers
support the Union democracy.
The crops in Oregon viii probably be deficient,
owing 70 the unfavorsble weather.
Wallace (republicsnl Is probsbiy elected 70
Congress In Washington Territory.
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From New Mexics-Attempt to Take U. 8,
Forts.

lNDEFENDsNcE, Mo, Aug. 13.-The Santa Fe
mail, which dates to the 10Th ult arrived here to.
day.
Lieutenant Smith Of the Fifth Infantry went 20
Chihauhau to recover a government train which
had been stolen, and was AIKEN prisoner by the
Texan troops. He 10 now at FL Paso on parole
large number Of Texan troops are on their
way to seize Fort Stanton and any government
property they can find. Preparation are being
made to receive them at Fort Stanton, which can
be defended II the rebels have no artillery The
Federal pickets are out in every direction
1t was reported at Santa Fe that the regulars
have been ordered home. fso, the Territory 10
virtually abandoned 10 the South.
Fort Fillmore is now garrisoned by thirteen
companies Of regulars, including three Of dra-
goons They are under marching orders as soon
as the volunteers can relieve them.
The Apache Indians are troublesome They
killed the driver Of the overland mail coach, but
were finally repulsed
Two steamboats, passed our landing YESTERDAY,
going down the river, loaded with Federal troops,
supposed to be for Lexington.
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FROM THE Souru

Lend-sifde on the Manassas RstIrssd-fhe
Tennessee ElectIsn-Ne $50 Eleete< s.ts
70 the redersf eee Rebel Csssres,-Re.
ported Engagement Betwees Rsseserss.
and Lee.
RICHMOND, Aug u, (via Louisville, AM Il
landslide occurred on Sunday night, on th~
Manassas road. IL miles rom Richmond Eight
cars loaded with soldiers were smashed and shlv-
cred 70 pieces. Two Louisville companies ar,
the principal sufferers.
Nothing publ, wss done by Congress to-day
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10 Returns from the Tea
nessee election show a majority foe the rebel con.
Of about 30, GOO
In the LIST district Nelson wa, elected 10 both
me- me ederai aud Rebel Congress, by q large ma
In the ID district, weliker received , CA VOTE.
to go for Briggs, for the Rebel Congress, and
20i0 for the Federal Congress
The Richmond Eng irer Of the 10Th saw. Re,
ZEE and Gen. kosencrans attempted 20 get the
advantage Of EACH other In an advanced posiron
and battle ensued, in which 90 Federslists wete
.Ieo' The loss OF the rebels 10 represented ss
Lee bad two and Rosencrsns had four regt-
ments In the feld. Lee afterwards commenord
,ortifsng the pas, he bad gained at Big Spring,
In Pocshontss county, fourteen miles from n On.
tersvile, which commands the turnpike from
Randolph to the Lewisburg and Central rail-
The Charleston Courier publishes. nm .r,r,,,
from private letter from Tampa, dated the i,t.
stating that the u. =. steamer Cfussdef had been
captured by the rebels.
NAsHvILLE, Aug I2.-Gov Harris order, all
arms belonging 10 the State Of Tennessee 20 De
sent TO the military authorities az Nashville
Knoxville, and Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10 1t Is reported that the
two regiments at Camp Boone have been ordered
TO proceed forthwith 70 Virginia.
The savannah Republican publishes q memo
tiaI protesting against Southerneu purchasing
stores in Northern markets
The Macon Telegraph says Gov Harris 10 In
formed that Fremont 10 preparing, with Is 600
men, to operate against Pillow ct New Msdrid
harfis said be could put 600 men In the held
In few days, and would reinforce Pillow
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From. Western yiTgihia-A Conf. derate
Camp Attacked and Dispersed

GRAFTON. Va, Aug. "a "A severe skirmish
took place few miles from here yesterday on the
Fairmont and Webster road. Information hay.
ing been received that secretly organized bod v
OF secession troops living In the county, were
lodged within few miles Of Webster, &c 1. Kelly
dispatched Capt Dayton, Company A, 4th VIZ
ginia regiment, with fifty men, from Webster, to
disarm them.
After scouting nearly twenty-four hours, he
came suddenly upon them at noon yesterday, and
after an hours severe fighting, succeeded in kill
ing twenty one, and putting the balance TO flight,
without any loss to bis command. The secession
troops numbered two hundred, and were COM
posed OF some OF the worst characters In this
county, led on oy Zach. Cochrane, late sheriff OF
the county under the secession rule
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
N16 WIFE, Margaret, having left my bed and
boa, "a last night, without any just cause, hereby
caution al persons from trusting her on nv ao-
count, as wi pay no debts of her contr1 citing
,,y,. GOTrLOB STOLP.
Warrington City. August II, 1861. au Is ST.
SS0 REWARD Will be paid for the apprehen-
In jail of NEGRO WOMAN LOUISE; a
calls herself Louise Hanson. She ia a tall ~
nEelJ negro, quite black, well dressed, with zsO
tqll SUI, OF hair. She is no doubt lurking in
Upper Marlboro or neEhborhoOd. She has a hns-
Dand IN washington city. and maV make her -sy
70 that place, WIN. WORTEINGTON,
NeST WoOdyllie,
au lo-5taTt Prince Georges county, Nd,
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Heavy STERN at Besten.

BosTON, Aug l3.-Tbe heaviest rain storm of
the season has prevailed for the last twenty four
hours
The schooner Odd Fellow was wrecked this
afternoon on Plumb Island. The bark Goodspeed
from Africa, 10 anchored of the cliff Of Scituate,
In a dangerous position.
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HoLLowkY,L PILLs.-lIdIgestIo Stomach and
Liver complaints. These medicines will cure the
most confirmed cases of dyspepsia and disorders
Of the stomach and liver. They have restored more
suffering dyspeptcs 10 aotuai and srmanen Mt
thar a the other ephermersl specifies" united.
They have stood the test OF hfty years experience
They mo ease the appetite, the stomach
and purify the liver. In bowel Dom plants they are
equally etfoaolOus and for sick and nervous head
sones they stand unrlveled. Sold by all Druggists,
~ $50, go and 81 per box. au6oIV
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LOST AND FOUND.

l OST-On YESTERDAY evening a. the corner of
-; E,Seyenth str ct and Pennsylvania avenue. q
eodd GOLD RING in box. A liberal reward
VIII be pa!d TO the finder, on leaving the same at
w u. METZEROTT'S Music Store, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh St II
&S REWARD-LOst,a small PASS BOOK of
w. accounts with the butchers, between George
town and the Treasury. The accounts are written
with pencil. The above reward will be p:id for ITS
return to my Soap and Candle FaotorJ, near the
Treasury Department, on Fifteenth st
au IS st. G.. RAUB.
&7S REWARn.-Stolen from Room No. "a, ,
" ~ Natlonel Hotel, Saturday, August 10th !:
l. one Coll WATCH, double case, Cooper,
makSr,l 9th chain and lccket attaohsd 3 III
hnnOND KING; single stone; 3. DIAMOND
EEnJn1SIi EHb With tne pal IN the center 4. an
EM.ERALD KING, set in pearls, and CAR
BUSC! + RING, single stone. Tbs above re-
ward wi he paid by me. on delivery and no ques-
Nons asked. EMILE DUPRE,
au IL q Iron Building, $40 Pa. avenue.
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUR
~ scrlb.r, on 18th instant, q white and bay a
spottei MARE vhIte lace, black name and IN
tall. A liberal reward Will he given, il re- ES(A
turned TO me, or for Information go that can get
her eyea: N RUTLAND,
az IL St' No. 30. corner l. and 18th SITS
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kGAoRED ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY -Yester-
day, Mr.. Cowling. a resident Of Virginia near
Claremont, about Eve miles from Aiexandria,
came to this city with load Of furniture and
returned In the evening for his wifi. and another
load Of furniture. He says the Confederaies have
advanced as far As Bush Hill and Claremont and
ordered him yesterday moaning to leave forth.
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Frem Cairs.

CAIRO, Ill, Angus IS Three scouts returned
last evening from Charleston, Missouri, bringing
three rebel prisoners, well armed and mounted
The prisoners state that Gen. Pillows Tennessee
forces had relanded at New Madrid, and yef
Thompson contemplated an immediate attack on
Cape Girardeau
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Later from Europe.

NEw YoRk, Aug. H-The steamer Persia,
from Liverpool on the Sd instant, arrived here
this afternoon. She brings fI7O 600 In specie.
The British Psrliament was rapidly Winding
up the business Of the session
Lord Palmerston said the government would
not interfere In NeaPolitan affairs He hoped, on
the contrary, that the Italian Generals would crush
out the prevailing briganda2e.
The London Times In ib city article sayt 10
10 not to be supposed that any houses Of inf uence
Will be willing TO act as agents for the American
loan In London, fraught al Il would be with every
element OF danger 10 subscribers az well az 10 the
friendly relations with the Union whenever IL
soall De re-estabished oy return, either compul-
sorry or voluntary, Of the Southern states
The London Advertiser processes 70 have infor-
nation that the North 10 going 20 ignore all block
AIDES and collect duties by vessels stationed OF the
blockaded ports.
Lord Herbert, late Secretary OF War, died on
the I'd inst IL 10 generally believed that his death
was caused by over work.
The Archduke and Archduches Macmillan,
OF Austria, are on visit 70 Queen Victoria
The Cunard Steamship Company have sold the
steamer Jura to the Canadian line.
IL 10 stated that after the visit Of the King of
Prussia to France, Napoleon will 60 10 witness the
Prussian military maneuvers
Ii Is reported that the French and English
squadrons will remain at Syria TIL winter
The Paris Bourse remains firm at 6sf voc.
1t 10 asserted that the French Court 10 intriguing
to displace Baron Ricasoli, be not being plant
enough for the Emperor Napoleon.
The Italian loan greatly exceeds the amount re-
4uiGo0.
A combined and simultaneous movement by the
reactionists was being vigorously ~ ppressed by
Gen Cialdini at Naples. Fresh disturbances had
occurred In the Jewish quarter Of the city
IL Is reported that the ONCE Of Governor General
Of Poland 10 TO be suppressed.
COMMERCIAL.
Liver POOL, Aug. 3 -Breadstufs-The weather
has been unfavorable for the crops Flour IL quiet
and prices steady. Wheat IL firm, az az advance
OF I'd for lower qualities. Corn 10 hrmer, and
prices tending upward
Provisions-Beef closed brm Pork easier
Bacon active, but prices declining. Lard closed
47s Sd.
Produce-Ashes closed arm; pots 30s pearls
800. Rosin quiet at "a a7s Id for common. Spirits
turpentine dull at 47s a47s Sd. Sugar steady.
Coffee dull and prices unchanged. Rice steady.
Linseed oil quiet and prices steady.
Cotton closed dull and prices unchanged.
London Markets -Cof-e closed inactive Sugar
firm Tea heavy and all kinds slightly lower;
common Congou l0s Cd al0s lid. Rice "a quiet
Spirits turPentine heIvy and slightly lever. lin
seed cakes advancing.
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Arrest Of q Csnfederte Reerer 81 pispa,ches.

NEW YORK, August H-Robert Mure. Of
Charleston, brother % the British Consul st New
Orleans, was arrested to-day on board the steamer
Africa, Just a. she was leaving, on charge Of being
bearer OF dispatches from yen Davis 10 the
southern Commissioners, - -
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NcRE PARDoNs.-John Collins, a youth who
was convicted In March last for stealing guano,
and sentenced to jail for nine months; and viii.
Ham Johnson, who was sentenced to the peniten-
uary In Decent Der last for two years. for stealing
poultry, have been pardoned BY the President.
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Local NE s.

UThouss THs srAR II printed on the fsstess
a,ara prsz, in use south Of Baltimore, In edition
\, 10 large o 70 require W be put 70 pres At an
esr,y bourj Advertisements, therefore, should be
.pnt In before ~ O'Clock m; otherwise they nsy
,os .ppear until the next day.
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CAMPBELL's MINsTRBLs tonight at Odd Eel
lows Hall These are the veritable 'Campbells ~
he II remembered ,-yhe t'OriginaI Jacobs I" before
whom all other Ministries are as but flashlights
before the orb Of day. Go early, get front seat,
unloose your stays or vest-buttons, las the case
may be- and lay back for good laugh, touc he'd
OF with dash Of sentiment
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DIED,

On the l4th instant, sfter q lingering illness, Miss
DELLA A NJ. BUhCH, aged n years.
Funeral tn take place this afternoon, At O'Clock,
from The Iesldence of der mother, Fourteenth st /,
opposite Willards' HO,el, wh'rs the friends and
acqUaIntances Of the family are respectfully re-
auested 20 attend. without further notice.
On Thursday morning, the 18th instant. Of bilious
fever, JOHN J. hEALY, Ia the nth year Of his
are.
His funeral will Ike pl.ce to- morrow Friday at
half past O'Clock, fro the residence of his moth
No. $50.
Or ire 7rth Of July, JOHN THOMAS FER
GuSON, esed = Jears month and 20 days.
Row short the race our friend has run,
Gut down in o his bloom,
The course but - terday began.
NOw finished In the tomb.
He died-yes, calmly, sweetly disd,
Asif hut In IepOse, -
And brightly smiled OF joy
lldssth'a sonvulsive throes. -
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TIE THEATRE 10 in full tide Of success. Mrs
e. Henris charming acting and singing, Mr..
Parfer's drol and side-splitting song and bill
daughters warbling, delight everybody.
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TO BIZ CoURT-AARTIALBD Two members q
The Thirfy-second New York Regiment, dressed
as Zouaves, were arrested in AleIandria on Tues
day, having assumed the disguise to enable then
70 desett and get back TO New York. They will
no doubt be court-martialed
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PUTNAM RIFLES See advertisement Of Cant
Thistleton elsewhere. Capt T. 10 an excellent
oficer and the Rifles an excellent company, as Il
has shown by Its good service heretofore
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In this cIty, on Thursday morning, 18th instant
BY the Rsy Mr. BTtiss; Of Trinity CHURCH; Mr
C..ester, Pa, aud Miss EMMA Z. CONN, Of
Washington, II. G.
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CHARGE OF SwISDLISa "A rather stylish Young
man, named Ungar, a German, was arrested
by Omcer klmball near the Railroad depot YES.
terday afternoon, charged with obtaining lager
beer Of the value Of S4l4 from MIR Panl Bauman
on false pretences. He was committed to Jail by
Justice Walter, for further examination. y
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Saml Wb.len.
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 60 DAYS. Chas
FISHER, disorderly; dismissed Elisha Kinder
drunk and disorderlv; do. Ias. Barnes (col,d
out after hours workhouse 80 days Thos She
han, sleeping In the street; dismissed Frank
Hall, carrying weapons; fine and costs, s26 90.
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AT THE GuARDHoUsE.-About 40 OF the refrsc
tory members Of the Highland Regiment, from
various companies, are confined In the Contra
Guard house
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HABRAs CORPus.-On Tuesday writ was is
sned by Judge Wayne, Of the u Supreme
Court, ard served upon Col Willis A. German,
OF the lst Minnesota regiment, commanding him
to produce soldier of his regiment named Ste
Vens The wnt was returnable Yesterday at 10
O'Clock but the Colonel not being able to get into
the city In time, an attachment was issued Col
German and the soldier, however, arrived yester-
day afternoon. The question, It is alleged, is,
mas the Government right to hold soldier who
originally enlisted for three months but after
wards took the oath to serve for the war
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GEORGETOWN INSTITUTE.

MI ICE CREAM, &c.
~ hkSH Ii, ADAMS Respec. fully calls the
attention Of his friends, and the public in general
TO his large supply of FRUIT. MINERAL WA
TEX, DO, at his Ice Cream, Confectionery, and
Eatlng saloon, No. 81 Eighth street, between L
AND 81 sts. Ioe Cream delivered to all parts of the
CITY Tree of charge at the shortest notice.
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COUNTERFEITs "A number Of counterfeit half
and quarter dollar pieces have found their way
Into circulation In the markets OF the city. They
are easily detected by their light weight and the
appearance OF the base metal by slight friction
between the fingers. The halves are an excellent
Imitation Of the coin Of $780, and will pass readily
In hurry The quarters are Of very brittle metal,
and ny to pieces under a slight tap with ham.
mer.
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CoysHs,-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, BrOnehidl and Astkmdfie
A6eetto.s. Experience having proved that simp Q
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease recourse
should q once b had TO I" B,ossn'S BToneAial
1roeass, OF Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
ntatlon OF tpe Throat bo ever slight, BIZ this
1Ieosutlon more serious attack may be efeotualiy
Serded on. Psbhc Speakers and SINGERS will find
mem en ectua Tor clearing and STRENGTHENING tn o
voice. See sdvertl sement. de i-iy
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efRikE OF AMBULANCE DRIVERS Gov
Snment has reduced the pay Of drivers Of one
1one amouianccs 70 SIS per month and rations.
LeeY Were formerly paid s25 per month and
rsrons. Some fifteen or twenty HfruckD and
refused TO workHt the new rates, and seem dis
possd 70 act In disorderiy manner
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rnEArk1 .-To-night an snticins oilI, iSttO-
SHi sag ,Ges fsyorites a. Manager and Mn.
Sand, Mrs Henri, Mis- Parker. Mn williams,
80 ~. jos. Parker, Mr.. williams, Mr.. Baker, and
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AFAYETTE INSTITUTE

I AFAYETTE INSTITUTE,
II a. SCHOOL FOE you've LADIES.
3b7 street, between 18th and l4th,
Sessi will commence MONDAY, Septem-
Der st. ClrculsIs at Bookstores Reference is
ter, Harris, Wade, TrumbulI, Harlan. and others.
l.. c. LOOMS, A. M,
81 I'LL prin NIL
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs-G b. Nazare-
nus, arrested by the Provost's Guard, was turned
over to Justice Clark for trial twas clearly
proven that he furnished the liquor II was fur
nlshed to soldiers IN his house; fine and costs
s26 IL In the case Of franklin Sebastian arrested
In montgomery county, Md for selling liquor to
soldiers the fact was proven and the question Of
jurisdiction was started; but, to save time and
trouble, the accused elected to remain at the ste
ton until 800 o6 (hne and costs) can be obtained
from friend In Georgetown
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wreck Of a Yacht.

TORONTO, G. w August l3.-The yacht Wave
wss wrecked outside Of the harbor Inst mig hts ad
four young women drowned
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Gen. H.rde. Marchlns On Pile, Knot.

ST. Louis, August IL 1T 10 reported that Gen.
Hsrdee. with Is 00O Confedefates, 10 marching on
Pilot Knob, the terminus Of the -. Louis and
Iron Mountain railroad The Union force there
10 about S 900, with eight pieces % cannon.