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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

tsro1Itp sixsE OF LExlNeroS coSIRkpIorEp
81. Lows, Sept. Is This report from Quincy
20 tee Chissge Tribune, that General sige bad
srecfed Price at Lexington, 10 utterly false, opn
sigel had been there several webs. ard Gen
hunsef reached Jefferson city TO Day from RolIa.
srS. rRIsTiss AT ct. yosrrH.
vt JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. Is Gen Prent,u m.
mapd Yesterday. oe'''-
MOVEMENTS OF sEN. LANr-sEx. s,ertIorar
MOVING ON PORT scorr
LKAvHEwoEIH, Sept. % Gen Lspe,, cam.
%ana surprised . suPerisr force Of rebels a,
severe engagement routed them, iosins s,rssss.a
killed and large number wounded rbs rshsi.
lost 40 killed and 100 prisoner and all their tsn
wagons and supplies
Gen. Lane 10 reported TO be moving on o.c.o,,
The gang Of rebels who recently sacked the
town Of Humboldt, Kansas, has been defeated Nv
force from Fort Scott, and their leader Matthias.
Ben Mccullough for the enrolment Of he iron 5on
paw Indians. -'-- ~
Scouts at Fort Scott reportthst Bep. Mcculloush
va, within thirty mills Of Port Scott on ths night
The steamer Msjou this morning took 70 Kan
sas City six companies Of Kansas militia and ave
companies Of !ennisons Regiment Colonel
Soofr command Of regulars IRON Utah passed
Fort kearney on the 2oth inst
MOVEMENTS OF CEN PRICE,
JEIfKRsoN CRY, sept 26-Capt Taggsrf Of
the Twenty NIB Illinois Regiment has arrived
mere rom Oterville where be heard Yesterday
that Claib Jackson wss advancing on Bonneville.
Win some 1000 men, and Price was marc hing
towards Georgetown with about 20 co., the armV
at Lexington having b, en- d vIded for that pur-
pose at Georgetown, at which point large num-
Der OF troops can be concentrated in short time
General Sturgis, with eleven hundred men
reached point on the north side of the river sir
miles from Lexington. on the 10Th, but learning
that some i've thousand Of Prices rebels were
stationed In the woods, shifting the river, wait
Ing bis approach, he marched 20 Lib -rty and
thence TO Kansas city, where he now ia
heporu, which are regarded al reliable have
been received here that Col Montgomery OF Gen
Lanes command, attacked Osceols, in ST Clair
county, on Friday last, burned the town by she'll
Ing 1t, and rePulsed large force Of rebels :
TEE LLrEsT.
81. LOUIS, Sept T.-Gen Fremont has released
Col Blair from arrest and he resumes his COM
mand.
dag Of truce from Lexington has proposed an
exchange Of Colonel Marshall for Mr. Hudgins a
member OF the State convention, confined al the
- Louis Arsenal, and the proposal has been
Gen. Fremonts efncIal dispatch announcing
the surrender Of Lexington states that the rein.
I n under Generals sturgis, Lane and
Davis were unable 10 reach Lexington in time
he also says that In taking the field himself be
hopes TO be able 70 destroy the enemy before or
after junction with Mccullough
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. LsE.-A letter to the Gin
cinnati Commercial, dated at Cross Lanes, Sept
10, says:
The latest rumor Is that Lee, fatigued with his
efforts against Gen REYNOLDS endeavored to draw
him out, but not succeeding in this concluded to
make rapid countermarch and unite with the
columns Of Floyd and Wise, and that having &C.
GomPlished this object he was marching upon
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Kentucky LssisIature

FRANKFORT, Sept. @-In the House, Mr. Un-
derwood reported an amended bill from the CON.
mittee on military sfsirs, calling out 10000 vol
inteers rem one to three ears. The Senate con-
Cured In the bill by 81 20 S.
The senate also passed, bv 10 TO 10, a bin pro
viding that kentuckisns who have Voluntarily
Joined the anti force invading the State, shall be
incapable OF taking any estate In Kentucky py
devise, bequest, or distri button, unless they re-
turn TO their allegiance within 90 days or escape
from the Invaders al soon a po~sibl
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PRIVATE ADvIcEs FROM SANTA FR.-A private
letter from Santa Fe. dated on the 9TH instant
states that Hon. John Watts was elected dele
gate to Congress by large majority, on the 2ls
inst
The writer adds: "The rebel army has not ye
crossed the tornado, but are preparing to do so
with view Of taking Santa Fee We expect :
pretty big fight. Governor Connolly was inau
gurated on the Sd inst
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TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS DAY.
The Secretary Of the Treasury informs the Bank
Committee Of New York that he 10 spending
600 daily, or SO 400, 600 a week and there
fore requires money with rapidity
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1.-THE Wheeling Press notices increasing
activity In the wool market, and sale of 1000 lbs
from prime to middling quality at "a cents, some
dealers have already purchased from As 600 to Sc,
coo pounds
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WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No l22 F STREET,

MISS NARROWER, in comsiiapoe With thu
dislike at present to send their daprhters To
Seo.setosn 10 the omnibus, has made arrange
Washington. and respectfully resussts q share OF
the public patronage
TENDER sd. ~ 'oSneeS' c0P-
Circulars may be obtained at the seminarv And
At the prInoi pal Book stores. 800
seIs-d NJ. j. HANOVER, Prinorp.I.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA SENAroRs.-C7iHgnas
Gone Uadsr The Wilmington IN. c. Journal
sys: The Telegram oh has announced that the Leg
islature Of this State has elected George Davis
Esq, OF New Hanover, and William T. Dortch,
Esq Of Wayne, Senators from North Carolina In
the Congress OF the Confederate States. Mr.
Davis Is now one Of the delegates at large from
this State TO the Provisional Congress, having
been chosen by the convention. Mr.. Dortch ID
one Of the commoners from the county Of Wayne,
and Is also speaker Of the present House of Com.
mons Of the State
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s,,,t, Of IN. Msrnips Press.

The InfsH'gsnesr, in lengthy article, define,
Its position with regard to the war and slavery.
The RspsbIiean scouts the idea Of any seriou,
evils resulting from "turning negroes loose"
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Capture Of James b. CIsy-kscspe 81 nr,
BfeckInridxe

CrNcISNArI, sept. @.-Yesterdsv afternoon
pent Of Col Woodwsrds regiment, captured
James b. Clay, with sixteen Of his men, while
they were on their way to Join ZoIlicofef They
were taken to Camp Dick Robinson. John G.
srecf,hnridge was with'the party, but managed to
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Chased bya Pirate.

NEw YoRK, Sept ~. % The schooner An.
bella, from AspinwslI, reports that on the aOth
inst abe was chased sby schooner carrying an
Engnsn nag, satos docs. which being outsslled,
hoisted the Confederate Gag Next dsy saw TIE
same schooner chase brig, but with the same
SUCCESS.
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3: 200 600 sssgysH fAAtL 81 . AsP
al. AI.S, ia 600 ~ q sozP sad c%NDLEs for
az dts %Sesss fS5 ss.h :. The spsp Can
DO. '' nc 1safiR xseF9etovn,
% H-lm 49,,
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneers
RAILiFF'S SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
a. Issued i he ;s. F % 20
7 WIlhsms, ESQ, AGAINST ths goods aid ohatte,s,
rpS S 81 MAJ e 80 I'
:. .a and In sss, .s ssG st
, "a. nOa;s 70 VII. Two "a. EiI,s .5or Car.
OH Garrett, two Passage sois., one Door Rus, enc
Chamber No. s, Furoi ure in CHAMBER No Z,
one Bssfss. oiioOtS lover psssss ss' one ios
stun In Clubhouse, one Tabs, one Save wrman,
tosethr With iundfy article. TOO nsmsros. % oar
,icula'ize, IN 9 well fms bed honse and hereby
e ds9 81 @ a MORN
viii Offer for sale the said property, so seized and
s;S y = sG'
The flag Will designate the plsce.
l'.s sspal'y GREEN % kkfEtkx b a.iIs
By WALL & BARNARD. suot,oneer,.
Gqa%kssMsSr SALE M
Sky Sst, eleven nij Horses, oondsnHsa . = ' anss
sn.s VIE PA ! sx Gasss;P s: s.ss.:
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
instant, we shall sell at the residenee Of rsntIs
No. io6.Nins.ssnth street Ie.t between U and
streets north. known e The Dsnhsm Cottage, an
Rosewood and Walnut PsrIor Suit,
Walnut M.rble-tOP Center and Side Tables,
Q. Paintings. China, Glass, and CfoctSry Ware,
Two fine rsiIted Cottage Chamber Sets.
CotHtage and other Bsdsteads, Iron Hat Rack. and
RefTiEsTssOrs, with good lot of Kitchen Rssui-
With many other articles which We deem unnsces-
.ea-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auot..
u THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED,
without feassd to %satSs take
yited to the ssls, a. the Furniture i. 81 sns aua
f'G GREEN Rs st' wi hHLlh Ss!s. Hsss
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auoiion.er.
FURNITURE t SNp 10 e 6ssEHoLp Er-
bAS kS sSsL Oct !. I'm I
sss%ftmeHt Of Fafnitare, &C.. the seoi. Of %l
X esyos p: S,' and s 5s%. in par-
Walnut SpIinE-sest sois aud Rootsr,
Walnut Exte6sloI Table, Sid. a. other Tables,
Esdsteads, Cane and w ood-seat ISsi;s Rockers,
Eeather BEDS Careeis. Rugs ard Oiloloth,
Co king, Paror. and other Stoves, Andirons
8 ass, Crockery and China Ware, 30.
oeether with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites, not enumeTe ted.
Terms cash in par funds.
se2T4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
By }. C. Mc6 SURE q CO.. Auctioneers
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
4 aNn HoUsEHoLp EURsIIURE AT AuoIIo~
OnTUESDAY MORN me, Octobrr the Ist.com-
nor clnL az 10 O'Clock, we shall sell at the resi-
denoe of hos w. Dickins, No. IL north A street
opposite Capitol Park, all his household Furniture
and Effects consisting o.
Handsome Rosewood Seven Octave Pisuo Forte,
w. nut Sofa, rocker and P.rlor Chairs,
Walnut Marble top Center Table,
Mahogany eide and Sofa Tables,
DO and Walnut Wardrobes,
Do and Walnut Bureaus and w AL stands,
Do aud Walnut French and Jenny Lind
Hair: Shuok and Husk and Cotton Mattresses
feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Mahogany Marble top deboards,
French Dining and Cane Seat Reoeption Chairs,
ParOr and Chamber Curtains.
Brussels. Three ply and venitlan Stair Carpets,
Mirror. Girandoles, Lamps and Msntel Orna
ments.
China. Glass And Crnokery Ware,
Rad ator and Chamber stoves,
Cooking stove. With . general assortment Of
Kitchen Requisites.
te25 J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auct..
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Departure Of the Prince
BosroN, Sept. 26 -Prince Napoleon sailed this
morning for 81 John, N. b.
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IN Oh $50 % the Peoples Clothing STORE.
- No. Ao0 Seventh street, opposite Pos Once.
thES: TRuNkes HATS and CAPS, n for ssle n
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OUR FEIsNDs st the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping US posted
a. TO movements and affairs In their vicinities.
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go JOHNSON q NAGLE, ~ 600
.. Bstyeen Ninth and Tenth sts !. soutf side.
i5s< t2s ffeE IL IffkkEEskk2ggSs.s sE
b5sSSEE fssa HS STJstSSJ TSSfSE EEEsSSs1fb
Just arrived the following brandg OF s-i
CHAMPAGNEs: = : be-
Moot Cha1don. CsTiisr & Co !, Bsrai q Faso.,
w,,,, Iosrstts, no, q 6rap.,
sdded- JOHNSON & SAGLE.
- = 2es Penna avenue.
rssovssS II sTsff w ;'fsst E sss
LIQUORS. fog Cab Medislnsl ssd Family use,
BY the Case. AZ Johnson d. NAGLE's.
2es PsnnA- avenue.
,PiCkLEs, Pepper and Other sAUCEx TO-
eAro cATsrR b. ths. ssrrsi. ssiias, or aoss1.
Hem the % efated mannf ,ototy Of Fohrs nbarf n
Al 5oHNsoS s5sIEs,
sfss u. ISSUE sdFRs i fs,l kE;s ~ !: sss
~fh ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

ISl Music, wei qualified his profess on, wishes
& s.S 8: s 9 Rp. IN
known on ap ,lication. Address Music Teacher y
a. the sar once, stating name and res dspoe.
NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
llSS. CECILIA YOUNG Will resume her
Stssses IN Vocal nj usic on Monday next, Septem-
between and SITS. Tsrps made known on sp'
d
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PERSONAL,

NOTICE.
LALL Persons are hereby notified not to credit
any person on my account (unless with q written
orderl from this date. as will psy no debt. other
than those contracted by my self
se2i-lw' ]. N. SINGLETON.
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-U NOTlCE-Tne pbd, rsisned respectfully
ipform their patrons and the public rensrsiI, 81
sasar having fyrmed oopertn.rship 20 oontinse tks
!tss firm Of a. p. Losdos %. wS,l:i tssc - 10
.nSL fhaahs fof the very, liberal patronage re-
eeivea they pledge Themselves 20 use their ufmoxt
sxsrtions 70 merit their soltip ned fSyors.
J,HEIBERGER q co.
successor 70 n. r. lSosdon and Co, Military
z. I, Hrsasl. '-A' > A'''
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w ARLINGTON ARSENAL,
SEALsD PROPOSALS., to be endorsed "Proposals
for Coal, viii be received at the Office of ths com
mandlng oloer OF this Arsenal until 10 a. m of the
10th OF October next for furnishing 25o tons az
CumbsIlsnd Goal, best quality Run Of the mine !"
suItablo for b acksmi:hs and steam engine use and
wrlch viii be shown on appl'oation The whole
TO be lvered and stored away in the oosl-house
adjacent to the wharf at this Arsenal, At the ex-
pense of the contractor
~ GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
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OFFIcERs' sERyAyrs

OFFIcERs' SERVANTS.
The attention Of all concerned Ia called to par
agraph 7s2 Revised Regulations for the Army, ,,
which IL az follows:
Private servants not soldiers will not bs al
lowed 10 wear the uniform of any corps Of the
eIr-J, 49, S-Oh 'LI &C required 10 carry with
him certificate from the cficer who employ,
MIN, verified, fer regimental officers, by the sig
nature Of the Colonel; for other officers under tb,
rank Of Colonel, by the chief of their corps or de
partment"
We publish the above at Provost Marshal Gen
Portef's request.
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WHO He Is.

General Chapman, Of the Virginia army, 10 Gen
A. A. Chapman, Of Monroe county, one of the
Delegates TO the last General Assembly, and for.
merly member Of Congress from the Greenbrier
district Of Virginia, well known In Washington,
a thorough disunionist and great admirer of
Henry A. Wise, who he pressed In the Virginia
Convention In opposition to r. NJ. T. Hunter, for
Virginia's choice a. the candidate for the Presi
dency before the Charleston Convention.
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WHAT rHsY WANT FOR.
A MISTAKE.

The New York Herald, in giving the names OF
the Rebel army officers, puts down Brigadier
Gen. James l.. Kemper as commanding Kemper's
battery. The KemPer Battery 10 the Alexandris
Artillery, commanded by Captain X Kemper, OF
Alexandria, son Of Colonel - Kemper, Of the
Alexandria Academy. Brigadler Gen. Kemper
10 a citizen Of Madison county, formerly and now
Delegate to the General Assembly from that
county; was an officer In Mexico; a generous.
hearted gentleman. but bitterly opposed to the
continuance OF the Union with the North.
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M iLi1iA FIMNlE MFR. p, MILITIA r. FINEsa

Ihb " 70 give NOTICE 70 Gil celing uents attached
20 the First egiment of District Of Columbia Mi
w Q, Major w: j. Mcdonald commanding, that I
man. County C,nstable, my special Deputy 10
COLLECT ell 6nss imposed By the Lsgionary Court OF
tober nsxt, 1851, You vii be called on BY said feat-
MN for amount Of said fnss imposed by aid court
cred 70 ooleot the same according 70 isv-see sec-
opd volume Of the Laws Of the United States chan
;s ,ii ,s :sotion Pss'' " spS 40 ss:.ss Lat Of
Shw sa "e & 3. aslsSalH B. O.
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.T TO OFFICERS,

A WY 6WnAHsS s33s s OF BRASS AND
Ct w, 81. METzERntcTIyrSSSh os'
see Corner Of Pa Az AND Eleventh :,
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Il Colts 7-inoh Navy REVOLVER. silver
mounted, marked M ortimer Thomson, 1851. The
above reward will be paid to any person who may
return the pistol to MORTIMER THOMSON,
29l ST.; between 18th and I4th /; or to Mr. Chad
wick. Wiards' Hotel. se Tiff
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PATAAsrER GALLAGHER

Paymaster Gallagher having given satisfactory
security to the government for the settlement,
OF his accounts, embracing a long cruise In the
East Indies, services at the Naval Academy = nd
at the Washington Navy Yard, has been released
ron arrest.
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BOARDING..

TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
Il oan be accommodated With Board in A eriyste
fsmiy-rooms on second floor. Terms moderats.
Best CITY references sven. A dress Posi- Of6cc
Box 42s, Washington. ss 81 az"
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NOTICE

NOTICE
He GpPsrtoershiy neIetofore efrried on by Che
nams o. n. r Loupor d Co. vas dissolv ed on the
lst instant oy lts Own limitation. All thoss osinr
Amoen1 70 SAC hrm are requested 20 sette the
ssme vnoout oesy, a. the suooessors are snxioas
70 close the books and settle a,oouuts asainsf the
above expired copArtnership.
GEORGE W. FARANr.
FRANCIS j. HRI:ERGR
JOSHUA r. KING
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

FMASONIC-A meeting of Potomac ROYAL
uS, Aroh Chapter. No. 3 GeorgetoWn, ID C. ,
VII be held at their Hall on SATURDAY, At 81
m; A punotpal attendance Is earnestly desired.
hy order of the M E. H
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MILITIA FINEs: MILITIA FINES )!

lNl MILITIA FINEST!
This ls 70 give notice to all define uents attached
70 the Third Regiment of District of Co umbia
M'litia. Col. Michasl r Bright, COmmanding
that have duly constltuted and appointe Francis
Ede IN, Count, Con tab my special DeputI,
to collect all fines impo ed b. the Iegionary Cont
of sid REGIMENT, and that aud after the st day
o. October, 1851, You wnl be called upon by said
Efel n, for amount of i'd fines imp Jsed by said
Court and if rot paid on presentation hs is fully
Uncovered TO COLLECT tbs same noco ding to law
see End volume OF ths lsvapf the United States.
chapter us, section 4, psge 763 and n pass d ST
of July, 1872"
WARD H LAMON,
IN q
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G10 REWARD-Ran away, on the 18th inst,
2fO two NEGRO BOYS, Lewis ard -
Henry Lewis is of copper color and about I'll
10 years Old he was purchased about years
ago OF 6eOTgs HOrseman, residing on the n
Island, Washington city, and may be lurking Il
In that VICINITY. Henry is about IA years old, and
has lost the hrst IOInt Tor nearly go of his fore fin
ger, ight hand no other marks Iecollected will
pay $50 apiece, If secured so that get them
GEORGE HUMES,
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A T THE OLD PRICES -We are selling a |
"A onr vast stock of select Fancy and staple
SILKS And other fine DRESS GOODS at the Old
novelties IN new Autumn styles
One price only, marked in plain figures
families. -
CARPETS, CURTAINS, OILCLOTHs,
RUGS, DO, Upper Floors.
FERRY Il BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and N NTH st.
ne DIST Perry RutIdingD
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ERENCH COUPE FOR SALE-Tha .dver-
made Sy me ss i Se,t tas splendId
and And the best fniEhed IN all respects in -
TINS country, having all the modern improvements;
dozsn .se. F %ss Sn GA fBPHf
IL !: most beautiful Open Carnage, just new,
oss ever made above vi Be s soid
very 'eason.ble the owner having no use for them,
pair GAR 1SrlU as' H I0SISSssss
,Gns tails, dark brown mottled I6h hands hisR
VII g s sss O :.ssfsss
a .d f1s psit q horses Ss1. Ro,
Baltimore. with real name and add esq. sea AZ
RUTTER AND ESGs-At No. $50 Eighth
and Butter which We are seiiins fOr ia
cents and upwards. -
Also, frssh Eggs. by express.
army OFFICERS RFQUIsTTES.-Ju,tTe-
"A eeIVed large assortment Of Field, spy And
Marine Glasses; Pocket Composites; Drintina
Beff. Army and Navy P Pistol: o0l'' Pocket
ss Win t Wa;S1 SsA::! and .s.e
M W: GAL : Bro,
se2sst Intel. & RspSb.3 'o"n' NOEL
CAMP LIFE MADE A LUxURY.-The treat
sR psss
an ofheer's wearing apparel On exhibition At the
Whr Department; STEPHEN M. GRISWOID,
IaE oAMpA IG S2FEEI G.mssii,n,,, w,,o, ;,
inc inc rfa ~ pIinclPie arranged for sleep
ing or 70 act as an Amhu ance in case of I'm
siokness or wounds. with ample room forN
oi,s ana PROVISIONS; light, Waterproof and per-
IScuy 1ew, haviag been Just tuilt to order nv one
OF the hrst makers In Nsw York, 10 offered for sale
isn ICE.
h0kSE, either for saddle or harness.
q bb 8shnymay pc seen on APPLICATION 10 JAMES
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By WALL BARNARD. Auotoneerp.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
NJ HoRsHs 1T AUCTION On MONDAY NOR
ING, sept soth, at 10 o'clock, will sell, in rear az
for public service
Terms cash in ,Peers, AN.
seaa WALL 4 BARNARD, kaota.
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
IlOESER0I.n ANN RITNuEN

II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
on account OF the ram until MONDAY. the sotS
plsce without regard to weather.
The attention of the public 10 respectfully IN
xlted 70 the sale, as the Furniture 10 Of fine quail
seG2t lRep GREEN 6 WILLIAMS, Auots.
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MISSOURI,

Prices army is NOT surrounded by SeIgel's,
Lanes and other Union troops at Lexington, as
alleged by the telegraph. On the contrary, thOs g
forces are days. marches from Lexington; while
Price has divided his force, and both divisions
are already away from there, carrying of their
plumber, including perhaps million and half
dollars In specie found In Mulligan's possession
and In the Lexing ton banks.
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We entertain no apprehensions that the dis.
nnionisss can make serious hsadway in Kentucky,
though they may be sble to hold their own there
for week or two. So general Is the determine
ton Of the Unionists Of the State to rid 1t Of their
armed presence, as that by that time they will be
able to drive them into Tennessee; TO which end
they are rapidly arming and organizing We do
not believe that Buckner will dare to attempt to
advance further into the interior of the State than
bis present position-Bowling Green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

TO Suffers AND OTHERS.-A stron,
= covered WAGON, IN rood o der. and
ness. for sale. Apply to PEARSON, IA
Eighth st., shove Pa. av. Sc n st-
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lost AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP On the 2lth instant, near the r.
X. Depot. small black MARE The ~
owner is II quested to come forward ,rove IN
piogatJ Par charges, And take her away. Ga
l i,ihH BELL. No. $50 c street, north CAPT oil
Hill. - 90 2-Sts
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RUChShlN GLOVES,
GAUNTLETS, DO.
We call the attention ofSutlsrs, RsgImsptal Of
nhoers, and others wishing to purchase Buckskin
ohes, Portmonnaes. Leggins, 30, at whoiesa 9, to
our OK tsnsIve st2ek-all of our own msnuta oture-
Our Gloves Gauntets and Mittens are Of the
pest quality fresl BuckskIn.
- M llltory Buff and White Gasntlets. Boxlnr-
g owes, BuckskIn Shirts and Drawers, made 10
order' RAMSBURG 4 EBERT
lO3 High street, Georgetown, ID G.
IA large quantity of scraps of Bucks kin
and Chamois for polishing guns, aoooutreneLts,
w., on nano. SCI a-lm
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&S0 REWARD Will he p,Id for the apprehen-
gIS son and delivery TO me, or securing n
calls herself Louise Hanson She is tall, IA
nkely negro, quite black, well dressed, with AO
iqll sur OF hair. She is no doubt lurking in ~
Upper Marlboro or neishborhood She has a hus-
napd In washington CITY, and NAV make her way
10 tfat place. WIN. WORTHINGTON,
Near Woodvllle,
au l5-Stawtf Prince Georges county Md
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Cash BOXES,
Eavor's Potent Camp Cots, ..a r'rrs
Camp Stools from s. cents to "a so each.
Sank sts, Comforts, Pillows, Iron Bedsteads, "a
FOR sale BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE co,
80 u ~ Corner Tenth st and pa sv