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Commupioated.
Ths Rebel, Kisg whisky,

q showing his rampant powers In suoh fear.
enth street, that something must be done speed.
ily and e6eotually to crush him, or the new
troops will bs dsmoraliasd before the hand Of
discipline oan reach them. Drunken soldiers
IN that quarter. may be seen In numbers at oil
times OF the day. How much mischief has been
done 10 the Union cause, how many battles
have been lost by whisky drinking and drunk.
enDess, will not be known 10 US 10 this world
but we know enough Of the hend TO brand him
- our worst enemy, In war or In peace.
The national Republican., 1862-08-21
Regimentai Bands

Having been mustered out Of the service with
10 tho past few days. under the recent law Of
Congress-, \ large number Of the musical fra.
tsrnity are arriving In this city daily and
vending their way to their respective homes.
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Stealing Melons.

Bree more soldiers wore arrested last Tues.
y, by Onioer Cline, OF Il Q first police pre-.
lct, In the county. near the Eastern Branch,
netr names are Robert A. Fox, Delos Jacobs,
nd william Butler. They were turned over
~ the military authorities,
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Watch Stolen.

Justice johnson had his watch stolen on Tues
day last. while endexv0ring to restore quiet In
= belligerant crowd which had gathered On
Seventh street, near ths market. II was prob.
ably jerked from his pocket while be was NOV.
ing ABOUT In the crowd.
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Stealing q WAGON,

Frederick Hoffman, . German Sutlsr, late
with the army IN Virginia, was arrested BY
Odoers Fenwi0k and Hsndley, OF the Fourth
wagon from some person In Virginia. He was
examined by Justi6e Walter aud held to await
. requindon from the Governor Of Virginia.
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Military Prison IN Georgetown.

m1fVHry FTIsoh u 060FBst0Wh.
About one hundred prisoners are now con-
1ned In this prison, which has been lifted up In
Waters -four warehouse, on High street, In
Georgetown. It 10 capable Of accommodating
about 500. Captain Lansing, Of the Georgetown
Provost Guard, 10 placed In command.
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Another.

Tuesday afternoon, between six and seven
O'Clock, = large crowd collected In Seventh
street, opposite the Norwood House, near Cen.
ter Market, whore n nght was In progress he.
tween Robert Cross and Patrick GOrmley. Be.
the parties separated. Gormley WAS very
badly beaten, and Cross WIS cut upon the nose
vith \ pitcher.
The national Republican., 1862-08-21

On Tuesday night about 800 sick soldiers sr
rived on Maryland Avenue, in this oity. by the
DR.. Aonzo Garcelon, Surgeon General OF Maine
who has been doing invaluable service as an
impromptu volunteer In the care Of the wound.
ed of the late battle.
from Cupepsr, bringing about two hundred
more sick and w0unded-tbe greater portion
OF the latter from the hospitals about Culpspsr.
kThs most of these last were sent t0 the Armory
80 lare hospital. ..
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A Drunken WON q =.

By the name Of Sidney Summers, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Ohioer Cook, Of the
Third ward. for being drunk In the street. She
was fined a BY Justice Walter. which sum wsH
paid BY an adoring lover, and the lovely ooupls
walked away together.
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RidinE .nto . House,

Tuesday. = soldier named G. F. Tsggot, was
arrested BY the police Of the Fourth ward, for
riding his horse upon the pavement and into
Purdy's restaurant on Sixth street. He was
turned over 10 the military authorities.
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DialovAltv.

Jeremiah Reardon was arrested on Tuesday
forenoon, by O1aoer Barker, of the Seventh
ward, charged by Mr.. Casssi with disloyalty.
glance.
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DlsOrdsrly IIou.s.

Hsnrietta West WAS arrested by Olioer Eck-
loh, ofths Fourth ward, on Tuesday, on the
charge Of keeping a disordsrly house. Justice
olsyton ruled the case for further hearing.
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The city Railway.

The cars now start from Georgetown and
the Copit0l at Q a. m. The company will In y
few days commence to runscars from George.
town 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
At such times as TO make connections with the
tralns going North. =
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A Petition

ls In circulation, signed by Senator Harlan
members Of the City Councils, tho foreman Of
the grand jury. and others, asking that James
Capitol.
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Quite III.

Capt; I. R, Green, aid. de camp to Gen. siasl,
lying quite III ri the Washington Hotel,
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Hscrui,s for sns N ss..c h usstts 1.

y Eccruits for the MAssae h usetts 18th.
Three hundred and sixty three new recruits
TO oil up the ranks Of the Fourteenth Regiment
Massachusetts, Volunteers, arrived yesterday
and we're Immediately marched to Fort Albany
where the regiment Ia now qusrtered These
recruits were raised In Essex county. and are
under command Of Lieut.. Perkins.
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Az ssr she wsu.asa ss,Assrs.

II b grstifSim 70 know that, amid the sosnsi
Of gaisty and plsasure at 6aratoga Springe, the
ladlse Of different sections Of the country have
feeling heart Or our wounded and dying
Al the Union Han Hotel. q soldisrs' Relief
Society was organized. and great good accom-
phshad. Iospiratios was given TO their humane
la0ors and holy work By the dtAdng uished
orators. Mathew Hale Smith, Professor
he Ssii IL "U an sicaSsn, md patriotic manner. @ "
Z The ladies of the StoddArd House ooou
pied their leisure hours picking lint" Ia
bind up fhs bleeding and wounded aud our
fellow .townsmsn, Robt. ". Fen nwiok, Esq., who
Ssalthful springs. M The bearer. from Mrs. r. n.
Gee! and the other ladies Of this house, Of q
good-sised box Of lint, an article 90 desirable
a1d useful At this TIM.
How aslightiul thus to contribute 70 the oom.
fort Of ne truly brave soldiers IN this hour Of
hearts Of these noble women with His oonsoia.
lions whom their sons, husbands, fathers, or
brothers fall at the hands VI the enemy.
A washsngAsn Daahsr In Limbo.
/. NJ. Cicero Daskss. .. wealthy banker Of
warrington, was arrested yesterday afternoon
sS sa s.:1 ;S S4:. SiosS vs
Issued by the Nashington authorities. fhs
prisoner In the Arst plscs 10 charged with an
attempt "a. violate the person Of respectable
lay. Of the lattsr oity, for which IN indictment
has been found against him. He 10 also 40.
oussd of fslonious assault and battery upou
two ohhcials In Washington, alleged TO have
been committed about two months since. About
the hrst Of June last he left Washington viii
biz wifs, and upon bis arrival In this oity hS
rented 1ne country seat on Staten Island
where he has since been living. His friends
Of whom he has great number In this city
say there 10 not word Of truth In the CHARGER
which have been brought against him, but t6a
the whole Of II ID trumped up matter, initia
ted BY bis personal and political enemies. De-
tectiye Farley took him on 10 Washington las
evening, pursuant TO ORDERS from the Authori
ties Of that oity.-N Y. Times.
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w. lin, 66ppER, AND SHEET IRON
DkOPUsALs FOR WOOD AnD COAL.

pROPOsALs FOR WOOD AnD COAL.
PosT OYvIuR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August Is, 1909.
Seiled proposals will be received at this Depart
uent until "a O'Clock m on Monday, the 1t day Of
Sept, mber, for furnishing for this Depart tmen--
4jV 'o's (12i0 lbs. 10 the toni Of the best hard
White Ash Coal, furnace size
10 tons Red Ash came eizs
3OV cord. bet Oak Wood, and
20 cord, best Bakers Pine
One halt OF which, NJ least TO be liver~d By the
Goth OF Septem, and The balance ther
.. prcpaTat Ons can be made to receive L.
Parties wifi be 1t liberty 10 bid for the Wood and
Coal together OF Tor either cne separately and their
bids will b. Coz sidcfed accordingly.
Satisfactory Arrangements must be IN ide to s,cure
to the Go, ernnent ful wei. ht ana meaxure.
Til Wood 10 to be 90 ded and Mrsyu red u, on thr
prenl, 8, Aid half the oak Is 10 be sawed into
inr.c pieces and the other half Into two, and all to
b. piled away IN the cellar.
Tn. C,al ID to be slowed away In the bunks, which
ore cry aoces ibls.
No Si will be entertained unless the mott ls,is-
factory evidence can be furnished Ct the reliability
ard loyalty Of the parties
Psyments will be made without unre Isonabls de.
Samples Of the Coal proposed to be fsrnisheo
mast be submitted to the superintendent before the
lst Of september
Proposals to be addr, sod to tha Di bunipg Clerk
OF The Post Once Department, and endorsed Pro
poeals for Wool and Coal
au lS-3tAwtSepl
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Breaking Up tAs BAway Hou.ss.

The Superintendent Of the Polioe has deter.
mined To put y stop to the outrageous tndsoeu.
oordingly he gave orders to his ssrgsxnts W
cloan ont the pests. 49,.
Last Tuesday night, in accordance With these
orders, Sergeant Skippen and RoundmAn Shield,
of the third ward, with the foroa under their
vent 10 na nSuss NO; tsS E,n'n
Mrs. Well, we'll known as Wolf Den, place BY
which the entire neighborhood have been con.
tinuslly annoyed. The place has for the past
week or more hesn kept By woman called
about ten O'Clock. Here they arrested Mary
Taylor. Ida smith, Ellen Smith, Elizabeth Ro.
by, Annie johnson and Mary A. Thompson.
and four men were also taken into custody,
among whom was colonel OF u certain regi-
ment now in the service. He was taken out Of
notwithstanding the lateDess Of the hour. A
darkey woman WIS found In the pxrlor with
ths "oihor ladies'" as grand N any. .,.,...
The Sergeant locked the house up and took
,hargs of-that ran0hs, and then marched his
orce 10 house No. 504 X street, between Ses.
nth and Eight. They arrived here about mid.
Ight, entered the house. and arrested Cora
llsr, jennie Thuriey, Lydia Young, and Molly
mlstOn. -
Festerday these cases were tried before Jus.
Walter. Ths evidence 10 the case of Mary
ior being quite positive that she was ksep.
bawdy house, sha was held to bail for the
asl o0urt. Julius hennault, who was ar.
on the charge Of renting house fr
purposes. was tried, and he was dis.
on The charge, but was nnsd $50 and
a. selling liquor without license.
The parties arrested for keeping the house
On II street were dismissed, on condition that
they should evacuste the preinisss and cease
from future Siols,ions Of the law. i0I--1I
The inmatSs and bosrdsrs Of both houses
were dismissed. ..'. ,'Hs.... ~
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TNHE Ua1UN FGMALE ACADMmY-ITs
i THIRTEENTH AIAEEMlC YEAR-com
uepces Septembtrl. Circulars st the Bookstores.
any l6-lm
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Visiting Days ~ shs sasspisais an Gals
CITY.

Visiting Days ~ she saespfsais On saia
General Hospital, Judiciary SquArs.) Non.
DAY and Thursday, between 4 and s O'Clock,
Cranoh Hospital, Il street baptist church
and the Unitarian church. livery day from
70 Q O'Clock. GOV traH "a -
Trinity Hospital, (oornsr OF Third and D
streets. )-kvery day from IL 10 9 O'Clock.
Hours for visitors At Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from l 10 8p. m. ... ..... ....
Any addition TO, or alterations In, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
Deakiag Aatso.
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
siyer-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
arl; st.
Buying. Selling.
Gold. ..........lsa per 2. prsn.lsi per 9. prem.
SILVER. .........T 10
Demand notss. s
Banks Of issue in WashiDgton and Georgetown.
Wdshi~gion. Georgeioson.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Msoh's
Pst1io. Psn5 n.sa R!sS Ssno :;
fsr~'s SSs ! s.PoSs. s:1o s,u.. 'AnI OF o0nn'f0''
The fsfnsrs' and Msfohants' Bank and the
Bank Of OoHnsroe iasps notes Of the dsnomina-
uoo Of ons dollar and upwards.
III Cssns Cured WisAsat Pats.
Bustoas, Club sad Iavxrtsa Nails, Vascular Ex
I'D ell Dlssasss Of the Feet, s1oosssfally
ksatsd by Df. WnIfn, the well knoWn Chisopodht
q ~, hseasyivaaia svenss, near Fesr-ssda.hsii
=
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IN AUCTION SALES. a

all Iii .l.ai. 1ffa!1Hs Ell RANAuY II -nl
DY }. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aselissssss.
ID FUKN1nUkhisAyol IA kk.lu ,bAl.G I-Oao
ThURSDAY MORNING, Aug. sist, Ut 10 O'Clock,
';s :ss III 81 d u: X f ~
Mahogany Sofa, Centre Table,
Mahogany Chair, Lousss, wiatsOs, u" =. irn =
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Shades,
Bsdatsads, Bureaus, Washs suds.
Hair and Husk Matt eSes, Bosiers, PillOVs, and
Capess TabIes, Toilet Bet, l I'm
Croekery aod Glas Ware.
Term cash
aa4l j. O. INQUIRE CO.,
ul0-1 AuodonssrA
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Dsssrtsr from the First District Rsgi.
momts

ward. arrested John O'Drysr. on u street. He
" dessrter from the First District Of Colum
bis regiment. He Was drunk ut the time OF his
arrest. he was turned over 10 the military
authorities.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.

Nor'on'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
The subscriber, having recently oomgleted the
erection Of his hsw building, the ss Of his former
prem,ss, destroyed b. nIe some time since, bsss
10 call he attention OF bis old ieDds and the public
generally to the fact, end 10 remind them Of his
ability to serve them in All brsnoh,s Of the
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and increased facilities to trans
Act but tiness. Il
He has recently returned from the various North.
ern markets, where he has carefully selected . com
p etc stock Of
EVERYTHING REQUISITE FOR A FINE
FAMILY GROCERY,
and having purchased exousivsiy iur cssh can offer
psoa lar indlsemsnis, both .. to prise audquslity.
His stock Of Fine Tsss, Wines, Liquors, Sugars Of
all grades, Spices
Rourbon, Mouoogahs'a, and Rye Whisky.
Fruits, MustIid SAuocs, Wooden Ware, No.
Are Of the bes, description and all adapted to the
trade VI Wssh,pgl0n.
JESSE b. WILSON,
No 81 Pennsy lvauia avenue,
bet Sixth ana Seventh sis. south tide
au l9-dim
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,. EDUCATIONAL.
n GEORGETOWN HEnALE SEMINARY,
" MAS kARRovsR's
A BOAKDIEG AND DAY SCHOOL,

The duties Of thi Institution will be res umed OF
the 18th Of September. Ciroulars may BE- obtained
addrt s,lug the principal,
aug 20--TT&Slm n j. NARROWER.
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DULLION BANk.-This Bank IL now doing
II business st the cUrper Of Pennsylvania avenue
aud f0er end.a half Streets dealing in exchange,
drafts, Specis, TO-; also redeems their ANAL bills 10
specie, At ourrelt rates, or Treasury notss.
H. BRACkETT, Prss1
X. DkxrsR, Cashier. jyak-im
DARk OF COMnEWCE, 0HO'TOWN,
ID Fer the coavsnisncs Of the holders In this city,
NOTES Of the above sank will be redeemed at our
counter, In United btstss Treasury Notes, Or In
RITTENHOusR, FAINT 4 CO.,
lyl ..,FU 70. 0ankerD, 369 pa. Nysuus
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WEST. NoRrHwEsT, AND soUHwesT.
40 CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDS MEN,
SOLDIERS, AND OILERS.

10 CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDS-MEN,
SOLDIERS, AND OILERS.
| THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
| are running through passenger GsMs frtm Wash
ington 10 the Ohio river, without change Of cars
daily At ~ a. m and p m, aud o1eIs eater
| duoements to the trsVsi,ns publij that aLy Other
| route, VIZ:
CHEAPER FARE,
LESS CHANGES OF CARS,
CLOSES CONNECTIONS,
AND QUlCKE TINE,
| rhi Is the ony route that checks baggage from
| W al .hnyton oity to the West Tickets goSd until
IL ed; sna pa's.ugers have the privilege Of laying
over ut any poi At on the route
P,tse, gers procuring tickets by this route, ssve
u Il 'lay and expense OF Omnibus transfer,
REMEMBEH TIE ONLY OFFICE 10 pre- cure
tickets, / at the depot Of thu b, y U Il BagyaEs
receive At any hour during The day, and no charge
iorhs ndrng baggage aug s0-tf
NIuIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN lHAI IuE
~ Copxrtnsrship h-retof re existing be,we,n
LYLE 4 COFFIN b this day q soIysao mutual
J, A. COFFIN.
I'ha .Lyls stll Oont,ausa. 'as. .hpAisi IS At the
Wss%isoiosy, Jdty,J?l. iss. Nss u 8
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7NO IAy nNTOAk AND PAThaTEES.
MUM 4 CO. ,proprstors Of The Scientific Amerioas,
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II e N II s.
With Sirteen Years experience in the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. ID. Bkhop, ex-Commis,iope:s OF PatentA
and TO moe than fifteen thousand inventors who
havs had business done through Mum / Co.'S Pst.
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice scnt free BY mail
mall
No charge for conaultation, orally or BY msi
rrel el'minary Examination In United States Patent
ONE, %.
Olises, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Wa, hing.
Patent Once. mar u s0n
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sTLOOAL NEWS.
A1uDousnes.

OAnrSHsrsy.-This orderly and bsautifuIly
httsd-up temple 70 now In The full tide OF sue
cess. We ssssr Witnessed such imossse
s Ss. .ss ss; 4 ne
each night, snd well 90 the energetic and gen.
tlemanly prpprie tors desefve TO Be 30 liberally
patronjied, for II 10 indeed rare thing TO wit:
ness on ths same sysning anoh varied Hsa
eombiuatioa Of high and artistic talent. Nile.
Martstsa, the great ssnsati0a Spanish dsnseuss,
ia certainly Without an equal on any etase in
America Those who saw the beautiful Cubas
ture TO say that they will And great diincsliy
10 deterniping witch Of the two 70 the best
dansauss. The epohsntipg Queen Of Song, Mo-
Clara Batlss, q one Of the sweetest siu6srs In
existence, and her soft noies have charm for
great fsvorite At this estsblishmsnt, and the
audience each night insist upon ths repetition
Of syesy sobg che sipss. niss Ellen Colleen
displays considerable talent in her great Fire
Zossvs danoe,p aud pretty Jenny Al'sn car
delight Of Tie sudisaoe! Dsahy 0saaghsr y
an excellent comedian, a0a Fat BudwoTth will
make you burst the buttons Oh your vest.
They all appear this evening. together With
Wihis Armstrong, the Delesante Brother, ".
D. Harrison, and numerous others, and II you
wish 10 spend an evening whore you oan enjoy
the grsatsst and best performance ever offered
In this or any other city, invest quxrtor. and
60 to the Canterbury. il '.es .an
TIE GAiKrIss.-Another crowded Aouss at
this fashionable hall was present last evening,
and the varied entertainments appeared 10
give intense qualification, II We are 10 judge
from the liberal applause bestowed on, the
efforts Of the several performers. We noticed
another attraction last night, (which 10 too
often neglected at our places OF anuse msnt, J
and that is the orchestra. NJ. Goodall has un.
der his leadership, musicians carefully eslsot.
cd from amongst the best In the city, and the !
performance was Of high order.
We would suggest 10 the management the
propriety Of making feature each night OF the
selections ss played BY Goodall's orchestra.
Our lady friends, We are pleased to see, also
numbers; hence, we have not ther least doubt,
the popularity Of the 0aioties will increase and
become what 10 20 much wanted In Washington
a fashionable place Of resort. A visit will
well repay any one. ...,. e =
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TutrArO DAY1.

-
d INTENSIVE SALE BY ORDER Of THE
Ofbhans Cesrt, Of norsss, Car ksss .Aarnsss, Co.,
On FRIDAY kORNlNG August 2ad, at 10 O'Clock,
g the stables Of the late ThomaA Smith, corner VI
tcnnsylvsnia svtpus and Nineteenth street, We
shall sell bk exten,iye stock Of Carriages, Hoess
Harns., md Stable Furnitare, eomprisins
Caieshs, Ciose ana barouehs Carriages, Of dif.
Bussiss, Csfryslls, and light one Horss Car.
Nsmbt Of ss,ts Of Single and Double Harness
Aof.e Covsrs, Robss. Rags, Whips, B.ushss,
Some tvssiy Garbage and ssadls Herss, many
Of them " ~ superior
Lot Of Tco,s aad Materials IL Cosoh aad Blssk.
snith shop.
Terms: 80 and undss cash over thst sua, credit
Of ninety days approved sndorssd notes, bearing
iats rest.
sa.s psremptory, srd without reserve
NARY A. SMITH,
.. Administyatrtx.
JAS. @. NcQUIkE 3 o.,
au 20-d Auotions~->
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NEW vOWk XCELslOs< BAkEhY,
~ Ds3 7th street, rear Maryland ave, Island
WM PATLN re- peouully informs the ppbiio that
he hns become sole pruprietor oi be osltbrsted ~
ta6lishmont lately owned b. lis IA her, aud will be
happy to supply all orc6rs with tn. utmost d,sp .,e
n prices In acoordance with the times The quality
Of our articles b ROT to be sxcelnd. Suffers sup
piled on libeI vi terms.
Again We come e'oTe you,
Our banner Is unfurled,
While our customers are docking
From all qusrtxr Of the world.
For Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddiugs, Sweetmests, too;
And they come 80 fsst upon ~,
That We scarce know what 10 do.
Our bakers have been busy
From early nom I'LL night,
While our stocx OF Hour Is Vanishing
bat this gives us delight.
For quick tales and email profits"
IL the motto VI our ore,
And ifyou purchase once from us,
lou will surely purchase m.re.
Aud al,o that the heralds
win proclaim from North to South,
That the Bread and Cake Of Patsn's
Enters everybody Mouthr'
July IL i'm H'iH
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UsITED STATES MILITARY LAWS.

A SECOND EDITION Of this work Is now going
n through the press, and will be ready fur d.
livery In iew days 1t embraces all the laws which
ha,s been PASSED BY congress from i17e to to tbs end
Volunteers, Militia, Bounty Lauds, and Pensions.
These laws are chronologioally arranged, but dis
tngutshed BY larger and smaller type, ss to thoee
u.tes and references and the legal decisions under
them in many CASES. forming eOnyLk hi.to,y Of u,
on fire white paper, bound in the best law 1t lie,
with full, reliable, and exhaustive index, from
600 10 7Oj pags 10 all Ut S. per copy to subscriber
only.
O.ders addressed to J. + CALLAs, Washington,
Will receive Irompt attention.
GEORGE W. CHILDS,
Publishers, 6!s and osO Chestnut
au tl-eol0if street, Philadslphis.
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vlf W. l.. WALL Il o.. AarttOnssss.
- GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEaNED
Animals will Re sold at pu5liu aupii n, at the
Iral, nesr the n avail observatory on MONDAY,
August 2j, 1879. a punber Of
HORSES AND MULES,
Cond.nntd aa unit for pubic fervic-
1cns-Clsh In aovernmeut funds
J j. DANA,
Capt. A q. N u. y. A.
W. l. WALL 4 CO,
au 10 T8tarI Austiouesrs.
I OST.-Iast night, between ~ and ociosk, fFra
IL hack, . blsek travelling BAG or vALiSF,
wid double lock on each end Ooh tainipg valuab q
yape's, (of no use to Aoy one bot the ownsrJ be.
longing to Capt. Samuel NJ. Zulick. A sui able re-
ward will be given for Information 10 be lett with
Mr. ca ADWlCk, Willaid's Hotel or At this otAce.
aug 2o-N
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VALUABLE AND ni9HLY lMPROVs d
v FARM NEAR BLADENSRUkG FO SALE
The subscribers are au,hosiz ID to sell Very de-
,iresble sud II ghly lmproyed FARM, co. rthlnipg
about ninety he ~, situated within lew hundred
yards CT the Bt densbureh D-pot, rnd distant from
tie city, by turnpite, about six mlea II ~ joins
the tarm Of Hon Charles u Calvert, end Is I'm
proved BY Ru excellent Frame Dwelling house large
hou, Q, several fine Springs o. Water, Hoi; beds,
Grapsry 10, and Il bell we'd to be the hest Truck
Farm Ia the vicinity VI Washington, No expense
has been spared to make thi, Of the besl farms
In he violaity Of the metropolis.
For terms, nc apply 10
JAS c MCGUIRE h co,
Auction AID Commission NJ rchants,
aug O. DIV Washington, D. G.
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A DAMS Express Company,
"A Once Ola Penn. Avenue,
WARRINGTON CTR, D. q.
GREAT EASTERN, ,NORrHER", AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWAkDEBS.

GREAT EASTERN, NORrHER-, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWAkDEBS.
Msroh endlse, Money, Jswelry, Valua.
biss, Notes, stocks. loads, &c.,
Forwarded with sAvETY AND DISPATCH to
all accessible ctions Of the country. This company
has agencies iu the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NokruWLBr.
lu principal Offices srs
WASHlNG1 DC, NEW YORK, BOSrO
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNAil, 81 LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made 1t New York and pOston
with line. forwstdi.K x TO the CANADAb and the
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steamship lines
aud thence BY European rkprsses TO all promip, ut
commercial towns IL Grsst Britain aud on the Con
tinent.
Collection OF NOTES, DRAFTS, aud BILLs
made st all accessible parts of the Uniled States
Z. c. dunn, Agent,
jsl2 Washington, d o.