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La test Adv,ces from Headquarters.
Mr.. c. ID. Bliss, having spent some time in New
YorA City, looking round tor bargains has jast re
TURNED, and offers TO he public large assortment
Of Jewelry Clocks and other articles, 1T great bar
gains. A. these TO be sold nyhow. now 10 the
time to ego in and win =
Mr.. Bliss having taken tha Agen cy Of the Ameri-
can Clock Company, can supply dealers at manu-
fscturers lowest prices. and retail customers can
find any thing ID. want in this line.
Cali 1t humphreys Auction Store, Ms. 5 Estes
House.
Sa-Jewelry for 81 90. Sec what a lot you can
get II Humphreys Auction Store.
vn-Caii 1t Humphrey Auction Store, and see
how mech JsweiTy you can get for only rs cents.
- our choice of Jewelry, Silver plated Spoons
q 50 on, for II 26 Call at Humphreys Auction
Store.
gA-A fine lot Of silvsr-rlated Cake Baskets,
Casiors Ice Pitchers, Ac to be closed out ri Hum
parey Auction Stoie in . few days.
aprl3.dlm
GT0RY on Promissory Notes;
~ kents Commentaries,
:, Earbour's Chancery Reports,
oenEs ,nncEEEE.E CO.'S
CIrr Book STORE,
Aplsd - Aas1.st.
Envciopesi EnyclaprsIt
poRTE-foLio, uficial Consular, LegAllnvoice.
i Bank, Document, Packet Post, Commercinl
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, Csid, and Drug Envelopes OF ali les
ana prices. Just received At
OGDEN BkOWNELL co.'s
City Book Store. 80, Main.st.
enhs Adventnrcs OF JAMES CAPEK AD-
ANS, Mountaineer and Grissly Bear Hunter
Of California. Jnstreceired
OdDEN. BROwNRLL . CO.
New Booka!!
flsHE PMINCE,s n IL !; MissHILDERTsS
j CAREERj this day received 1t
OGDEN ,BhoMNELL = CO.'S
CIrY B0bK SrOau,
Nty16-d No. 81 MAin-st.
SOAR.
0W SONS tLcndon) 0Anuins Old Brown
IL Windsor Sosp.
bow Sons md Benbow = 0enuine IIoney 6oap.
Tor sale by ROBERTSON . bhO
COAL OLE.
i uST resolved ma Tor salss 81
- nh11dtw W.H.AUeIIN ! 60.
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List - lsasks iseeesved.
All the Bankers Of this city agreed last
Saturday 70 receive tho notes OF the follow
ing Banks, subject TO correction daily. All
Wisconsin Banks rejected. Dseredised our
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. Z. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOkUK, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE, LAKE ArD RIVER IN.
L sIkASCE, LIVE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE INS. 60. OF NEW YORK
Assets 400 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. Comply or NEW YORK.
Assets ~ .O27 sos.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY. OF n. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets $4,000.
ATLANTIC FIkE Iys. CO. OF BROOKLYN. n. Y.
Assets e2G2, 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms co. or NEW YORK.
Assets e335. 900.
mutuas Deneftt Lite las. c..
Net accumulation Jan. |, '6l, $3,8l2. $3.50.
90 n----=-- ii4r--- inrirrrry rHyg Their lives in
Ok suresa in this Company--among them our
most influential citizens.
Dwellings,, Household Furniture, Buildings,
mercbaldxie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
cured at fair rates. G Losses Paid affAis Agency-
Csll and see reliable Insurance statistics and be
your o~n judge.
0RflcE-On Third-st. near State Bank, Kso-
kuk Iowa. W.. L.. Wts0B,
apr. -, lSol-d State and local Agent.
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DAY & BRO,
Wholesale GrOCerS,
No. tO5 MAuN.AT.,
K EnK Tx ........... IOWA

KkOkU
A RE in receipt Of
"A 500 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. herman Soap,
SO !" Fancy Toilet Soap.
10 doE. extra wire handled hrooms.
30 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 !" Fancy Candies,
Screams Writing Paper,
u, 600 Envelopes,
5000 assorted Cigars,
IS ,00e Havanns 6's
500 lbs. Indigo,
10 bbis. assorted Nuts,
l00kegs Bcarb soda,
5tcs. Rice,
200 bis. assorted q lass,
800 Cotton Yam,
200 gross Matches,
200 realms wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock of the various articles Of
Groceries, which We offer II the very lowest figure.
We will at all times pay the highes, price for
Hides, Furs, Pels, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles OF produce rs preserve their nature In
transportation.
Septl2d
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POkT as kEOkGK.
AKKIvA AIS.
APRIL -.
JEANNE Deans from ST. Louis
John Bell, FROM Dubuque.
Clara Bell
Eagle from warsaw.
The River IL rising fast, with 6 feet water on
t1e Rapids.
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The singer Machine,

The singer Machines
Make the interlock ed stitch, which liz the bcss
stitch known They arc Of great speed, easily M
dcrstood, simple III structure OF great durability
adapted TO the heaviest and ghtcst goods, Are fin
ished In the most perfect manner, and may be used
for several years without requiring repair.
TIE STANDARD MACHINE
Fer Tailoring, Boot and shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Trimming, &C., will do more
work, earn inoEe money ALI Is cheaper than ID osa
Of any other maker gilt.
We have always on hand HENMIN3 GAUGES.
INK 1Mani, LINEN AND COTTON THKEAIs
ON sroui.s, nest MACHINE OIL 10 bottles, &c
CHICAGO AG ENCY. No. 90 CIark.sl.,
sherman Hoase.l
W. Letters for Tie Abore Agency should te
Adsress,d ~. VI. SINGER 4 Ca.u
J. M. BILLING 5, Agent for Keokuk, Iowa.
W All parsons requiring ins.-.-...-sr-~.-ru ,
SEWT -yE MAgHIA b., tier sIx,s, prices. wei L.
ing capacities, anil the best methods oi PURCHASING
can obtain II by sendang icr copy Of
4. NJ. singer Co.'s Gaxette,
Which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
ysssd 10 The subject.
IL WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
4. M.sINGEK Co..
No.45s BROADWAY,
ApEil4-dsw NEw-YoRK.
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The Privateer Prizes

BOSTON, July l5.-Capt. " hite, Of the bark
Louisa kilham, writes to TIE owners that he was
captured July 9th, the day after he sailed from
Cienfuegos He also states tina, It is the opinion
o. the Governor Of Cuba that the Spanish laws
will not permit him to hold Us. We expect 70
hear from Havana to day. A letter from Havana
Of the 10th says the prizes in port at Glen
fuesos, but would not be ali owed to remai there.
The affair had caused great excitement there
Another letter dated Havana 10th, states posi-
lively that the Spanish authorities had ordered
The prizes of "Sumter" to leave immediately.
letter from the captain If the brig AIbe,,
Adams, dated CienfueRos, evening Of the 9Th
inst, states that the Capta!n-G General had re-
leased all OF the "sumter's" prizes, and they
would sail next morning
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LATER FROM foSrRsNuoNRoe

FORTRESS NcNRoE, July II II earn from G. oI :
benedix, at Newport News, that Il ,elve men and
TWO Leutenants belonging TO his regiment are
still missing. They have doubtless been killed
or taken prisoners.
pSrt Of the Sanitary Comaj Ssion has reached
old Point, and have busily spenttse dag in visit
Ing Newport News and Camps Hamilton and
CREDIBLE. Taeir names are Rev DR. Bellows
president, Drs Van Buren, and Asueyr, Professor
Gibbs, Messrs. Frederick, Law, olnstead aAd
Strong.
Tue distinguished visitor Of the day Is Russell,
OF the London Times. He went to Newport
News with tie General and the Sanitary Com
mission, and witnessed some excellen: f.ing with
sawyer's gun. This afternoon ne visits Hampton
to witness the reopening Of the Hampton bridge.
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- Louis, July ~ About -four hundred men
oeiongfng 90 Oct. McNeifs Rexin~ NJ q r-s-rve
corps, visited ihe state Journal ofacs early this
msfhtag, removing the type. paper, &c They
then read an order from GeneFaI Lyon prohihstfuS
the Lnrther publication Of that sheet The pro
PrietoJ Of the Journst win respect the ora - ,pd
lay the whole matter before Gen Frerneni Ga ais
arrival here
Col McNtill publishes proclamation 10 the
People OF Missouri. dSting that the suppS-ssioa OF
tne state journal Mas Ia consSQ SrBce n 10 lin.
ala &nd comfort 10 those Ia SaIlvc r,SS,lioT
against The authority OF the rnited States lovsfn
mcnt, encouraging the people % tsk- M avs
sgatnst thai authority, "a c3'It sea a. vlolsnrr
and opptest"R against loyal ciuz~sls aud ~ mic.
toes of false REPORTS rSrsctiasg tie Unitrd s,s,es
troops, also ihcitng DIS iR-cIsd eIu ,sD. "a H..
commission 81 over acts 81 irsTnoG. VITA AN4SV.
az eatirey subSer;iag tie Fedtsal Suih,rit, in
the STATE
. The Clinton COUNTY mo Ion'r5l paST.>rd
BY the PRIMERS Ia NsjoT sur command state.
flat outrages are bring COEln.itr1 a'0ng tn-
western border u NJ !ssouri by lswless S.t'g.tu.
led OH by Montgomery and gaTrisCl. Itlsa.D
authorized 10 slate that they actin. without
The authority or sanction o:tae United Stsl.s asa
" he irsated outlaws BY ali good c.azcax and
toidieTs, wherever found.
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The Battle ut Monroe, Missouri.

CHlcAgo, JulyI2 Three companies sent to the
relief Of Colonel Smith, at Monroe, Missouri, re.
turned last night TO Hannibal and report the road
unobstructed between Hannibal and Monroe
On arriving at the latter place t1ey formed a
junction with Col. Smiths force, which was en-
trenched in the Academy buildings The rebels
200 strong, Were grouped over the prairie out OF
reach Of Colonel Smiths rifles
They had two pieces Of artillery, which were
brough to bear, but the distance great tia
the balls were almost spent before reaching our
line. .r..
Colonel Smiths artillery was az longer range
and did considerable execution. The fight lasted
until dark, and the last shot from our side dis
mounted one OF the enemy's gubs
Just at that moment overnof Wood OF Illinois
fell on their rear with the cavalry sent from
Quincy on Wednesday, and completely routed
them, taking seventy I've prisoners. one gun and
large number OF horses. About twenty or thirty
of the rebels Were killed
Not one man on our side was killed, although
several were severely wounded
Colonel Smith 10 determined 10 shoot xaure 81
the most prominent rebels.
General Tom Harris, the rebel leader, escaped.
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TEEEGRAPHIC NEWS
DEATH OF GENERAL sARyErr

CINCINNATI, July 18th Garnet WA
killed by an Indiana soldier In a resulsr battle
which was Ton chs Yesterday eight miles from st.
George
This 10 reliable, Win have the particulars Of
the Ia;tls soon. ...'
z :. ID ttszcoND pIsFATcH
CINCINNATI, July 10 A train arrived at ration
:. x" O'CLOCK this morning, bringing the body
Oh zen darnett. late commander CT rebel forces
AZ Laurel Hill, whD was killed Will. attempting
10 tany his resrestiug forces at carrur E's f,rd,
near -. ueofge, The rebels were completely
routed by Gen. Morr!s's column, ell thrit camp
equipage captured, with many prisoner and afty
killed Loss on our side four of Ohio fourteenth
killed and few wounded. Toe rebels were scat
tered In every direction. -.-r~..-r ..r..
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Frem Martiusburs

MARrINsBURs, July PA white fiag appeared
yef terday on the mountains, some six miles dis
tant, and supposed TO be sign that residents did
not want the hostlites there. IL 10 not attributed
% the enemy. a-=s------ 1--
party Of two companies commanded by Col
Higgins, Sd Pennsylvania regiment, escorting the
,commisssry Of the 18th, on a fonging- expedition
near North Mountain, ak miles out, hred and
attacked the enemy, who. retreated, but captured
one of the federal sergeants who had separated
from his company. CsmInissary Rice wentto-daY
with some cavalry to repay them, but we have
not heard the result. El- kA.-Ah
A teamster whe rglariously entered the house
of widow named Klne last nj h. has been
rested. Her daughter who was affected 10y dis
ease of the heart, died from I'll ght. The burglar
IL named Fisher. He has been sentenced to be
shot. - O.. - y- 49, :, ..-~.
-rhe DELAY in moving from here is occasioned
by n want Of horses, not Of wagons. Hanv ad-
vance on Wfnchestes 10 made. the Confed crates
could not make stand, nor the Federal troops
follow far, lacking transportation e. their sup
plies g .-.44A = .-Ettl.HE
The 18th Indiana regiment arrived from Cum
berland, via Hancock, this morning
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NNASHINGTON
w PRoVIDENCE HoSpITl,

HI Institution, VIII n IS under The coz troI q "a
direction OF Sisters of Charity, ex7eu.s,ead IN
nursing and hospital msnag snsnt. is now drsn e.
tue pu1ic It's located sno- q distance soathrs 81
of the Captol and immediately oppCsile H. We
known arrOn mansIon, on second street e. -
ne Oclldlngs arc spacious, ar 4, with the ave n
lions recently n2de, wei ada, tsd 20 hosrIual pslr
poses. The gtounds are ~ .ensiye and vel 'las'
Out, ead t6st-f1ly oTn6 i.enEBt via choice frutt
az. sbaie trees ,eveTgrcens, Rul foN sFIng shTufs
rIoyNenoe hospital Is Admiralty suited To IA
ueUts wishing 90 avail themsa YES of IL, -.Ir,U-
tag es of no Ptal, and vet enjoy al tie c,stlS,-fs
and quiet OF pirate house. All pc sons sutTr--
ing 4 ON casualties non-eontAglnre sea "a !. =.
CURING surgical or medical treatment vi ID he az
.ttSd upon complying with Ihe eaHlations All
conditions of the institution.
fatl@ MS VIII be receis Ell in tho wards n. f,ur
dollars per week, or by ARRANGEMENT can have ut-
vate rooms on reasonable terms. tn y vii -
ceIve g. the care ard attention II cases -, re-
Sulre from rr. j. III. TONER, the PhNtl, an ana
Surgeon IN charge OF the house, exec pt hen a "a
trent prefers 20 90 piOy his oWa phFslo A.. . a
eesIS ned give ali the members vi ihs Iaeli-1I
profession n the District squaIfv Of priVitsEas
n TINS Insulation, sud every physician VINO tn,.s
have case in II aT rest assured that ms ~ cent
wlli be carefully nursed AID his medlcs directions
faithfully executed. isls-splm
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Capture Of vessels by the Prl,a,.., : ..,n,,-

INV foRE. July "a The stea mship Co umb,,
has arrived from Havana which mort shs Ia =,
voc IOtn Inst Toe Confederate privateer s'can.r
sumter arrived al Cienfaeges on the b, bsngigg
Ih as PaiIo o,les CUBS, MacAl IS. n siad. Alber:,
Adams, and Louisa Kilham. They Also f.iI 4,
with the ship Golden Rocket Of the Isle OF pinss
which had been set on IRE and burnt H. IN !,
Sumter " -
After taking of the officers and crow ca,
Simons, Of the Sumter - sent the ot,ice-, go.
with letter TO the Governor Of the tow VIZ
te!egraphed TO tie CaFtsin-Gsaeral of Havana r.,
INSTRUCTIONS. The steamer left next day havi-,
received supply Of coal and water An ibc
vessels were captured only short distance fro,n
the shore
sugars at Havana were active and steady a. . 10
"a reals 10: No. - Molssss.s was ou,.t F,@Jsb.s
WERE less in demand Exchange on London u
per cent premium. Exchange on New York sa5
per cent premium.
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Preparations TO Attack the Mississippi Block :
Rdin2 Fleet

BOSTON, July y A person lust from Neyy
Orleans reports that the Confcderstes hsd ttlsp a
powerful tug boat, covered b, with raiIro " r..
and put her machinery below the waie- line
fheV had also buif new boat completely Of lion
very shsrp, with sharp point below rh., W. Ter
line, snd Intended TO run down tue vessels 81 war
The latter Is BE- commanded by CAPT Saw--I
Porter, formerly Of Portland. Maine
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From Alexeudria

ALEXANDRIA, July II A party ~ Zausv-- 49,
Marine scouts met with party or ~ Aiat.sms
scouts twelve miles out yesterday. and suc~. % a
In capturing three Of them, well as n n ~
who acted az guide Two Of the parties Who fseO
up communication between MARYLAND aad /, r.
GINA shores by rowing boats across at rnidnlUo-
were captured on Friday night by a party Of Zou-
aves from company r
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rreaeh Fi.., q, lialifsz. I

- Bosrax, Julyl i3.--.Tbe French war steamer
Calinrt arrived at Halifax on tue SUI thsiant,
and, awaits TIE arrival OF ave or ain Fte1ch mea.
aof yvar shartay ex pecte6 ~hea the heetsin leave
for Soulhe n waters. sS14IAaA-s
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10 Tas AFrLIcrsD!-Es sure TO read the sdvsr-
Ho"d Purifier. In another column. If
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CousHs.-Ils sudden changes Ct our o,iyu.ts arc
sources OF Psl1lond,y, Bronchial AID Asrh,nr'tr
Agsethoss. Experience haylIg proved that Simple
,,eineoes often got speedily and Ger salnly VIXEN
Gken IN the early stages OF the disease recoufse
should az once he had to /" Rroien's SroaekiaI
atoehss, @; loZenses, let tbs Cold, Cough, or lr-
Iiauon OF The Fhroat be ever slight az by THU
preoSpnoS more serious attack laay be efeotually
SeI0ea on. PkoI,c SPEAKERS and Singers viii find
voice. See Advertisement ds Ii
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Movements of Gen. McCieIIun,s CoIump-
The Dead. Wounded. Ind Prisanets

CINCISNATI, July IA special dispatch TO the
Commercial, from Beverly, says that Gen SIC
Ciel!an's advanced division is moving rapidly to-
ward Cheat Mountain Pass. The Confrd.Tates
burned the bridges at Huttonsville and will burn
the Cheat Mountain bridge; but ii eau only DELAY
Mcclellan an hour. At Rich Mountain one hun
dred and thirty dead Confederates were found
Ten commissioned Confederate officers were
killed and captured, Including Capt SLepwIth
of Powhatan COUNTY; Capt. De Sagnel, late Of the
L. ;. A; Capt. Irwin, Of Brunswick county,
dangerously wounded and DTs. Tyler and W ak
Late OF the L. 8. Army, are among the prisoners
Som" GeOrgians and South CarOlinians e among
the dead Of the enemy, but the most are Eastern
Virginians
This morning Col. Pegranl, commander OF the
Confederate forces at Rich Noun tain. sent letter
to Gen. McClelland, offering to surrender himself
and his command of six hundred men. The sur
i'm to-day
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HerIc1 District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 Be inseTted In tae BALTIMORE susare received
q and forwarded ffom THE srAR Oesce.
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MILITARY CAsKs-This morning. the e,ae

MILITARY CAsRs.-This morning. the case of
- Baughman, one Of the Frederick editors.
charged with disloyalty, was called up for hear
Ing at III o'clock, before Justice Dom, but the
case was postponed.
Benz. Brooks, formerly Of Massachusetts
recently Of the First South Carolina Regiment
deserted and claimed protection Of the u S troops
He was brought before Justice Dom this morn
ing. and took the oath Of allegiance He was clad
In the blouse, pants, and hat somewhat similar
to the hode Island Regiment
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ARREsTED:-saturday, Polio eman Yea.man ar
rested John Norton, who was charged with firing
the musket In Norwood's restaurant Saturday
morning, by which a soldier named Hugo Hamel
of the De Kalb regiment lost finger and mar,
rowiy escaped with his life The affair caused
great excitement among the officers and members
or the regiment; ard they are sted all in the
house, but the right one had escaped When ar
rested by Yeatman, Norton was drunk The wit
nesse' swore to his identity, and he was commit
ted to jail for trial at court
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MAPS OF TIE sEATOF wAR.-A Eplsndid
IVA Map OF the Sest of War for Oaly Gotta
Also, Pocket Maps Of ell kinds.
Soilers camp Dressing Cases from g. So 20 CO
. biapk Books and StStIOner, of all Eiuds r ~
Paper aad EAvelopas 9' rs
Flags, Banners and Badges Views OF Warhing
i9n, American and Foreign Magazines, DaIly and
FRENCH & RICHsTEITS
Ns.lona Bcosssnre
m -lv nntel. & Repuh.l 2Ts Pa svenSe.
NEW VOLUME. BALZAC's NoyEI.S.-The
j Aichenlst, or the House of Cisco !forl -
FTen@h OF HOnore de- liaiz-o. Fres ~ gISri a
>! az " arHor, the WraveT of Raveps - g.s
Ellott, the author OF adam Beds Fr.-. q, ms.
Is cents. FRENCH Al WrCH~ rlSS
hp2o aTS p~,..
4 OUISYlLLE ARTESIAN WELL. ws'rF.:.
"a Blue Lack w afer, ard other " edISIuai Ne g..
Always fresh. Also, fresh supplies of Pare "A -
oinos received weekly. Aser's, SohpRsg'1 .rJ
other Medicines on sale
MOoRE'S West End Dug store,
lux Pam .o.alA.
DEATH-DEATH-pEs
\ U koaches, BedbGgs, tieaE, Au:s. So. Era
Moores insect neHtr0yeS; never islS; zoe = ~
and 80 cents. AlsO, MOOre's Rs. ard M!ces-r
termination. Lar and general etUck of NJ SlicileI
to-, always on hare .
MOORE's West Ed Drug store.
m io<w liz Penn. n
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Fairfax Court House OecspIed by United
states Trocps

NV YORK, July 1.-The Heraldhspeeial cor
respondent states that body OF one thousand
picked men from the Msine regiments have occu-
pi-d Fairfax Cont Hocse without fight, having
opened the road thither.
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RRADER. have Jon seen Pro-. Woods advertise.
ment In our paper. ReS it; ii Will inforsst you,
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ESTABLISHED Is76.

A. BININGE & Co,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES,, DC.
80 aad o. Liberty street Nsp York, and 294
stree, corner Of Psnad drsnxe and Ii.h street
Opposite Willsrds' Hotel.)
WE Beg 10 inform the citizens of Washlnr.on
w and public generally tBat we have psned q
branch OF our business at the above number q nder
the direction OF Mr. JosEPH p. WILSON. where we
intend iarnlshiqg the Qua ity End iescrI pton
OF OLD WINES, Liquors, HAVANA CT
GAaS, DO as those We sell in New York and
guaranty them To be of .hs most reliable qusIity.
j. l8-solm
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A NRw MILITARY PRIsos We lea,o ,b,t
zen Mansfield to-day takis possession of the old
Capitol building, which Is to be used as military
prison her CATER BIZ & 3. = ,
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot OF Thirteenth.
and-a-half 81 schooners Pearl Hand and Emily
MURRAY: Whliams, with eargoes Of coal for MI
c. M. Keyes. ~ ~ -'
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LOCAL NEWS.

~ u TSoaSis IEz srA1 II frin.-d on the fsssess
Eesm press IN U.s. sostb - issiiimore, IT. edition
b - lGlss 50 70 rsure IL 70 BE- pct ii press At an
s.sfy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should he
sent In before la O'Clock nj csherwise they may
not sppsas aRtIl The psxf day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

THEATRR.-Just see the enticing programme of
performances for tonight aDnou nced elsewhere
Queenly handsome Miss Mann and bswi hinglv
handsome Mrs Henri are IN The bill not to men
ton all the other prime favorites Of the public
Both the pieces are fresh here, and "Don juan,
is now frat performed ia WasbInpton--on the
stage We mean, Of course The Theater under
the management Of Mr. Bland. IL Just the COSY,
agreeable sort of place likes to drop In at Of
an evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

A COMPANY Of the second Wisconsin Regiment
yesterday came over hero from Virginia 10 have
their arms changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

eourn.,, At.eAsf>-Tbe new fortiAcattoo lstalv
R.s Ssea 20 IN The nsie heorhood OF Roach's pI
sHsoae a asneo Fort Albany sfhe work 80 10 be
sssss = - t sha large force Is now employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-15

n PENNIES.
Persons desiring pcu,lles viii alvsJs find them
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