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THE FIRST NEW REGIMENT.

II 10 worthy OF nete that the fpt Regiment or
gsniIed, mustered into service and sent to the
seat Of war under the Presidents call for 800 900
additional volunteers, was that raised by those
two patriotic Represen tstives, Messrs. Van Walk
enburg and Diven, the 107th New York.
It will be remembered that Messrs. Van v. and
ID now the Colonel and Lieut.. Colonel Of this
Regiment, left their seats in Congress before the
termination Of the session, 10 push the raisin z
Of this corps. II would seem from their success
that their constituents at least, excused their de-
linquency In not staying here.
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THE BALL IN MOTION.
The subjoined letter tells ih story, and that
tory 10 Of the right sort:
1TtdtsTt Utpdffr1tHf,
Ofses Of Comv7issiossr Of Csstemy,

Ttsdssry Dspdvfr1t1f,
Ofs;s Of Comrgissiossr of Csstery,
August Is, 1854. y
.s!r: take pleasure in informing you that Toe
clerks, Except enel messenger, DO, In thi, Bu-
dred and ffty.eight dollars for the purpose Of
raising recruits to Ill vacancies In the old regi-
ments from this District, now In the tcrvice under
Msjor General Banks.
The rate Of assessment upon the annual salary
Of each was one and half per cent. II was
extremely gratifying to witness the alscrity with
which the clerks and employees who subscribed
met the call; and this may be taken evil
dsnee Of their readiness at all times to meet,
promptly and cheerfully, any demand their coun.
try may make upon their lioerality or patriotism,
to q conquer peace" and restore cur beloved
Usioa.
One recruit b IA already been enlisted, and will
be immediately sent to one Of the regiments In
the fed, and there is prospect, I understand,
that four more win be procured to-day and sent
forward.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. SARGENT, Comm'f Of Customs.
To Hon. g. p. CHASE, Secretary Treasury.
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fhe steamer West Peint sunk and
Eighty Soldiers Drowned.

On Wednesday night a collision occurred CT
Ragged Point, about twenty ave miles from the
mouth Of the Potomac, between the steamers
George Peabody, Of Baltimore, and West Point,
Of New York, each in the employ Of the Govern
ment, and having troops on board. The West
Point hlled immediately and sunk, and about
eighty Of her passengers, said to have been con-
valescent soldiers, were drcwned-the Others be-
ing rescued bv the Peabody The Peabody had
he, side stove In but was not materially injurt d.
being new and s.sunch boat, while the West
Point Is said to have been a very old boat, origi.
naIly built In England, and hardly sesworthy.
The collision 10 said to have been occasioned by
the ohcen naistaking the number Of times tie
bell Of the West Point was sounded.
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The MAINLAND News SHEET, AsAIN.-The
publication Of the Maryland Nsvs Sksst was
again stopped last night, by the military authori
ties Of Baltimore. All the hands were compelled
to stop work, and the editor w m. II, Csrpenter)
was sent TO Fort McHenry. The Ns,rs SAsu has
been most pestilent and mischievous publica-
ton In the rebel interest, and the wonder Of ell
loyal men in Baltimore 10 that IL hes been al.
lowed to exist % long.
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NEW yoRK .rocK MARKET.

New icRz, Aug le-lIk T. m.-Flr; Board
Long bonds, IOI; Rcid, IISKi Certificates set.
NEw Your, August Js-ak p n.-shsre MAJ
let less animated, prices fraction weather. bot
Governments are arm. Long Bonds lo0t; Ftves
mp to 10 MOTIFS IoJk; ness pe8; Gold Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

PERsosAL.-6en. F. J. Heron, Iowa; Hon.
H. +. Lsman, Pa Gov. sprsg ne and stan, z.
J.; Thomas A. Scott, Pa; ex Governor Reeder,
Pa; Ex-Governor Hicks, Nd; Paymaster Bu-
chanan, U. g. N; Geo. II. Beaten, and Lieut.. F.
Hardy r. N; Capt Cartelle, U. s. A; are at
willards
Capt. J. ?. Foster, U. 9. N. 10 at Kirkwood 3.
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CUREp or PIMPLRs ON THE FACE The best
medical skill In Washington and vicinity failed
10 cure me OF pimples, blotches and bois, with
has given me a handsome complexion, exempt
from all eruptions, by his herb med icines.
q an LIT rs. BAMEs, Center Market.
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GENERAL HALLECK COMPLIMENTS THE
TROOPS OF GENERAL POPE FOR BRA

WAsHrNsroN, August14.-Major Gsss,as Pope:
Your telee Of last evening is most satisfactory,
and congratulate you and your army, and per-
icularly General Banks and his corps, on you
hard-earned but brilliant success against vastly
superior numbers. Your troops have cover d
themselves with glory, and Cedar Mountain will
be known In history a. one OF the great battle
fields Of the war.
Il. w. HALLEcK, Genersl-in.ChIef.
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The MIAsMA and Foul Vapors generated by
the hot sun wiz be far more deadly to our Vol
unteers than the enemy1 bayonets In the Indian
and Crimean Campaigns, Holloways Pills were
used In enormous quantities They kept the
troops In perfect health. Only IS cent? per Box
Soldiers supply yourselves. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

GRBAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, rta Baltimors
dsd Hdrrisbsyg to ale Norfk aad Wen.-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick ume-low fare and sure connections
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rats. For tickets and further Information apply
at the ONCE Of Great Pennsylvania Route, no tn
east corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth 1t.
Washington. Once open from S q. m. until p.
N on Sundays from to .. m.
au H-1y e. o. NoIroN, Agent.
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ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR u OsR DOLLAR!
60 to the Dollar Store, 430 Penn avenue, nea
Four-and-a-haH street, and zee the splendid stocl
Of jewelry and silver-platsd ware, and take you
choice fer one dollar. Tvs
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LIMB LINE! LIMB!-On hand a large quaint
tY Of my own manufacture, In Quantities to sui
purchasers, at W. II. Godsy's lime kilnL II
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THE DISAsTE

AQUA CnExK, August ID, 2.25 p. m.-EditO-
Sta, The steamer West Point, when OF Ragged
Point, rua into the steamer Geo. Pesbody. The
West Point sunk in less than ten minutes. About
so convalescents from Newport News were lost.
The Peabody has just arrived here.
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PRoF. ALExANpKR WoLowsKI, the renowned
Pianist and Composer, has returned from the
London Exhibition, and opened courses for Pia-
no and Singing by his extraordinary new method
We would advise all those who desire to become
hne singers or excellent performers, not to loose
No. 45l Tenth Street, bet and F SITS.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

TEE FAra Al OpD FELLoEs' HALt.-Ths fsar
for the benefit Of the sick aud wounded soldiers
az Odd Fellows Hall, under the uspices OF the
q Union Literary DebiiinS society,"" contiausS
10 meet with that SUCCESS 20 which its merits 20
Iovell eutitle IL. List evea nc the hall was blled
and presented truly an enlivining and attractive
scene. The ladies seeming fully to appreciate
the msgnanimous object Of these gatherings, tts-
play great interest and zeal. prominent feature
that attracts the gaze OF the visitor be enters,
Is richly decorated Floral Temple presided
ladies with Sowing ringists, whose vivaoity ssd
ease OF conversation and manner seem allied Co
that modesty and propriety always % becoming,
but specially on such occasions. Naturally
their Temple 10 the center Of attraction The
stage 10 tsstefully ornamented with hags and l.ce
tapestry, forming q lovely and inviting bower
where luXuries truly tempting and Tefreshtnx
are dispensed. The other arrangements fullT
compare with these In taste and beauty. LED
none who desire to spend q pleasant evening fan
10 visit this fair. The Marine Band 10 present
every evening.
ARREsIKp.-Yesterday afternoon squad q Tbs
guard from the Central Guardhouse arrested Der
nard Donnelly, coach painter 10 the emplcJ q J.
NJ. Dennis, Sixth street, near q, and he wa oor-
hned In the Central Guardhouse 10 await further
orders The charge against him 10 making decIs-
rations indicating his sympathy with the rebels,
and his readiness 10 serve them.
Lat night, George Dodson, Of FairfAy county,
Va, was crested by Pstrolman VIM. Kelley, 81
the Third Ward, and turned over 20 the ProvcN
6uafG lie also Is cOnnneo IN the Cenutl u&fd-
house.. Various Union mel, who knew him we'll,
have been long waiting for bis appearance In tbs
city. PatrOlman Kelly being cne Of these, dSs-
covered that he had ventured bere 70 zee some q
his relatives, and thought IL best 20 bag him st
once and make him show bis colos. He VIII
await the orders Of the proper authorities.
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-Col. Van ValkenhurThf
regiment, the 10Th New York, arrived this morn
ing, about 10 O'Clock, fully equipped and ready
for service. IL numbers /, 04O stslwsrth men
Over $50 who wished 10 join were len behind n
form the nucleus for another regiment. Tbs neu
were recruited In S:eubea and Chemuns COUP
ties, N. Y, and the principal ofsce0 are n. 3.
Van Valkenburg, Colonel, and Lieut. Col. AleB.
Diven, Members Of Congress. This 10 the hrss
regiment " hich has reached Washington undes
the new call.
DBsBRTBRs.-This morning eleven dsserters
from various regiments in Gen. Banks division.
were brought TO this city from Hagerstown, Nd,
where they were arrested Major Doster PLACED
them in custody at the Central Guardhouse unttl
arrangements are completed for their return ~
the regiments they belong 20.
STEAMER snzED-The steamer George Wesrns
arrived last nigh from the PatuNent where sne
had been seized for engaging IN the ccntrsesod
trade This seizure breaks up the line, es ali gre
steamers are now In custody-the Mary Wssh-
ington at Baltimore, and the 6eorgs weems ana
Planter here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

len WATBRMKLoNs.-Cool, delicious Water
melons, ont Of Wilson's celebrated ice house
Uhermometer always at 40 Degrees at lie Penn
avenue, between 10Th and 10th SITS. Ice for sal
at all hours Of the day. Try the wat .rmelons.
al l2-6t&
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DIED.

On the 18Th instant. Mrs CAsPfAs KEN7ON,
In tho 18th year OF her age.
6er funeral viii take Place on SATURDAY. After
noon. ct o'clock, from residence No Il Polomso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

TEE PAssENsxR hallway The railway COM
PAW hnding the grade Of the ROAD immedlaIely
sion to use the lot adjoining, and are now con-
struetins their road across said lot TO the corner
Of B street and New Jersey Avenue, from which
point branch will run to the depot OF the Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad, } thence mp street to
Delaware avenue, directly along the east front Of
the Capitol to Pennsylvania avenue, and thence
to the Navy Yard gate. The construction OF this
easrpy, and viii be completed very shortly.
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STEAMER SuzED.-The steamer George Wesn>
arrived last night from the Patuxent, where she
had been seized for engaging In the contrsbsoo
trade. This seizure breaks up the line, Is ali IRE
steamers are now In custody-the Mary Wssh-
ington at Baltimore, and the 6eOrgs weems ana
Planter here
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BOARDING..

DOOMS AND BOARD, with Q Northern fsmi.
II ", IN pleasant locality near the Departmcnts
Hew house inGpafe 20 H.,tth ie y..t ~.
tween 8 and h. 10 MIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

RETURNED DR. Won Mosckzsker, Oculisi
and Aurist, has returned to his ONCE, 227 Penn.
sylyania avenue, and Is ready to see his patients
Of the Eye or Ear. Deafness In It's worst sta gel,
no matter how long standing, Treated. All sur.
gical operations 10 restore sight performed. 3t@
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DBsRRTERs.-This morning eleven dsserters
from various regiments in Gen. Banks division.
were brought 70 this city from Hagerstown, Nd,
where thew were srSested Major Dostsr placed
them in custody at the Central Guardhouse until
arrangements are completed for their return ~
the regiments they belong 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

ACCOMMODATING SOLDIERS WITH CHANGE
We hear that there was quite coomotion st the
camp and hospital station at alls Church ysster-
day, in this wise: A tall, reverend. looking ind.
vidual dressed In black, and who has been about
the camp occasionally heretofore, veading small
wares, was found going about among the tents
offering to change Treasury notes for the soldiers,
giving them small notes Of the Bullion Bank1
Of this city therefor He succeeded In converting
q considerable amount Of " Bullion paper" into
Uncle Sans green backs, Il IL believed. Capt.
whitney. on hearing OF this fact, immediately
ordered the detention Of ell visitors about the
camp until the party engaged. ir this money.
changing operation should be caught; but the
man In black In some mysterious way managed
to evade the search, and goi past the senfie' un-
noticed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

TIE STEAMBOAT KEffoRr will run her usual
trip 10 Piney Point on Saturday next, notwith.
standing previous notice has been given to the
contrary. 1tA
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J0l CENTS BLEAoHED oo11oNs.

.s AZ st;5i ssi:. Of is;s
q Ssv Yorf Silis. - s sd Ssdrssoosiin. q
Wansutts- - Bstos.
"a. I'D and Ii shsssnss, best saalityJ Ct old
prices
we ODER Brown Domestlss lover than they saa
DO brought ELSEWHERE
: We viii sell any article IN stock ct smAl i'd
vance on me cost JosEPn J. Nay,
An Al emf sos Pa. ave-, bet. 81 spd icts q,
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EREDERICK RUPP's
UNIVERSAL PLASTER

This Plaster has proved itself q certain remedy
for Fever Sores, Er5sipelss, Sore Breast, Cuts,
Burns, Corrs, evellingi of every Kind; &c Go.
ton ofs great many friends in the city and county
Of washington, to bring tn Q lnvslusbie Plaster
invsterate cases above mentioned Many Of our
most respectable oItxens can TESTIFY TO some Of the
most wonderful cures effected BY Mr.. RupDs
remedy.
No family. should Be without. and mono are who
have used IT,
The Plaster can be obtained ct the residence of
Mr. RupD, D street.. south side, first house west Of
9Th street. Also, Ct VIM 6,recke, SCI Pa. ave,
tween D and SIS washington, D. O.
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THISD Nksp sTATIos CAsss-1<fs,s ysssJss
tve|s -HeEIy Lessoph, drant; dismisssl
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. q.

FHI0NTFUC CALAMITY.
Collision on the Potomac between
ID Government Transports.
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MARRIED..

On the Itts IL slant, q She Unios Chapel Passon;
% Miss SALLIE 81. J. CARPENTER, oil OF
this ctr,
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486 wIfAxbb FESAsssaIExSSsk s. 1856
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, &C., &C.,

sss & so ssss sSsss:
also, Haf Green. and Blue Holland, By the, yard
@ made into Windoy snSdssi Picture CoiS ahd
kinsx 10 alec the handsomest. sssoI tment Of
Oval Picture Frames Ia the city, from the best
and Card visife Frames.
Al:rioles warranted e represented. or no sale.
Purchasing for cash, eli goods Will b sold ct the
lovess remlnefsuye prices.
Allowing no old stoek 70 Aqcunulate, persons
u ali solicited from those needing the sbovs
Ferns ossh. J. MARKRI7ER.
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r.. ZEE B1kkkLEy sPINsG -. -. !.
a. 5S6.eIs "a vlis kiiliesd Per,
81 oer: ss q a ssy: xsd q TIE
sRs sss ness dsEs iHi;a1 Ss,kls: i6s cosnsss
sdsrds fss Hos:s ~ p t .s q :soA rs1nsI
~ ks;lrosd is miies Tsst II Baltimors. and 81
hfnn sA 81 sPr'ns@ TIE PRoPRIK7oRs.
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sseoxn WAin srAiiOx oAsss-Bsfws yssfsss
jams Hopktas; jail for court WIN. NichoIson,
assault and battery; dlsmissed Albert schifop,
drunk and profanity fned % Frederick Arm.
ST. u, Frank Adams and David Kiston, disef-
ovrr 70 the military. 90 80 T-'-' :
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D ehssts ekeios Bi.sf s9d srsep, IsH ta;t re-
Core vsE Y e. 81 49, sas ..ssss.
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=: Ass:ss s,sf q a; ~ rss sa
sIaaJ nsos vasssvsy a sfs e. ANA Y a. N p "a
wssa,assos, D. u. Asssss ., 10 ssh
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Fnsr vrRsIsIA RssnGssr-osps. A. c.WtA.
deceme hzse opened "a o1lce % sxh1s4 xseReer,
s.uth Of Pennsylysnis ssspue, 1h1b nev PR
pared q enroll volunteers % ssfve u TIE ~ rel
the regiment will be seate eeuzter C1ose, nd II
fs i9fended for special service In tbe immediata
vicinity o. Aiexandria and The fogo sfoua4 Washr
tngton- Volunteer and avoid drsff . =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

MODERN DWELLING HOUSE FOR
Nl RENT, well and completely furnished, loca-
tion within i've or ten minutes walk Of the Patent
and Pos. Ofaoes, and Treasury Department. Eight
roor1s large dry cellar; piunYe and shower bath !,
water and gas throughout Terms Moderate, to Q
careful tenant, with sood secarltv Apply at the
Pa ave. (aus) N. II. MILLER.
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GA1ETIks.-TemPerance Han ID being fitted up
IS frst class plsce Of amusement, ana win epop
18th, with . ane company Of vocalists, daacers !.
comedians, acrobats, DC. Among The houpe NE
notice thu popular names Of Sam sharpisy, Fanie
Stewart, the seigriss brothers, Mas1ssta Ravei,
Zsnfrefta, Eva Brent, and others, who have much
dsliRhssd washington audiences 1t other times
aud n other boards. e 20 eela2 s /.
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SECOND ID. g. REeINRNf Captain Narrower
esd Lieut. Weeden, have opened recruiting of.
nee for the purpose Of filling up the ranks Of the
above Regiment, on the corner Of Four-and-e-
bali street and Pennsylvania Avenue The Dat.
r1ouc Young men Of Wsshington have now a
. crack Regiment; and one In which the District
Will be interested. No better or more encourage
Ing Inducements could be offered any where :
bounty nom the Government, the corporation
and einfens 10 offered, and one month 8 paw In
ADVANCE Families too, VIII be well cared for,
as an evidence Of which we point to the late pat.
notic action Of the Seventh Ward Come I'M.
young men and enroll your names under the ban,
ner OF your country, aad In your own Regiment
strike blow for the Old Flag. :
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pt }. p. Foster, U. N. is at Kirkwood b.
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mo. b. wILLIAMsONa
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS
Ct the Shop on llth street, between and streets
Residence-iosh street. ID door shove n street.
UyOBBlNe promptly attended -.
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ID Ar VERY Low PRICES.
We have just reoei yed from our Agents In Boz
Msf. ss;;5 Fl f's .na saS
IN6s, embracing many Of the fsvorits brands. al
OF which We Offer at Wholesale and retail, ct low
.,m sfa Max III n Lev ~, p,
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shRrvAL OF PRIsosERs.-Last night, train Of
car. arrived from Culpeper, bringing another
insallment Of Confederate prisoners, numbering
about hundred and any They were placed IN
charge Of detachment Of the 10Th New jersey
regiment and company of the e6th New York,
morning, and escorted 70 the OId Capitof' rhev
are said 10 be equally a. hard up In appearance q
ether rebel prisoners who have arrived In this
civ = ---- - = -
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o r 3 A L K.
Inquire IT'S Second street. betveen and O
Gts. IN IL q.
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PoLIcE.-Ths Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday-Bernsrd DuRan, drank; turned over
TO military Henry Roeh, selling liquor 10 sol.
diers; dismissed-by Justice Barnaclo. VIM
washington, disorderly; aned Ga WIN. John.
son, do. do; -. Michsel Coil, do; do. s2-sy
Justice Clark. =
The Fourth Ward paholmen reported-Mar-
gsret Fitzgerald, creating nuisance; fnsd eS5o.
Sarah smith, keeping q oawdy house; fail for
cour-by Justice Walter. Stephen Bltrz,rd
keeping a dog without license; fned IS S. Mau.
Ii-e sullivan, do; ruled for hearing. Mary Jane
Hall, disorderly; fned 81 So. Francis Hail. do ;,
dismissed. Julia Logan, keeping dog without
license; ruled for hearing. David Dickson, as
ssuit and battery; do.
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~ BULLION BANK!
i HIS Bank IL now doing BUSINESS st the corner
Of ~ street and Pa. avenue, dealing IN drafts,
specie, exchange. 20; redeems It's bills in specie
al current rates, Treasury notes or other current
money. II. BRAOKET1. PrePt,
a. n. DRYpIR. CAshlar. w q -lmS
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II : % - : - : ii xneustl lfea.s-
!. l,ciosA.s yill Be rssslysd 81 tsis sfs.sas,
fS y ~: 4. ' s.: 8 81
Ser :: q. s 4 81, g ~ Sks
Sset q TIE tss!hsess kxssslvs baildinS, on
eoFssd .ffoIosals for Weod.e md seat Under
: sus a ss,.nae.sa... : :. Il e Bsllais:s.
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,cMFoRT AND EASE In ONE MlNUTE

CchFohI AND kAsh IN oNh "iNsSH
Germs, Bynios., Cellositisa. cl,b nd Isy.Issd
aeles. and 81 kxcrssoenoss Of the eeS Hands,
and Fsse, inshntansously removed without The
WAITE, No. 40 p sysnaa beeveeu " md u
sts Consaltation hours from Q. N. 70 I.m.
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I1OR SALE-Two now first GLASS three-sterI
II BEICK HOUSES, or the heights of George.
tsvn Inc uire Of w. II. Cooley. jea-f