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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ARMY HORSES.

AhMl HOhSEJ.
As some Of our contemporaries have published
the actthat the Government Is unable to supply
sufficient horses for cavalry service in this
quarter, we may add that probably three or
four thousand cavalry In the armies Of McClel-
Ian and Heint1eman are 81 this moment prac.
tically unavailable for that reason. According
to common report, the q uartermastar's Depart
rnent declines advancing the prices paid for
such borsee-from sll0 TO S130-dslivered here.
When Treasury notes were at or near par, aad
before the war had used up SO many horses,
they were readily obtainabls at those rates; but
with Government currency deprecated 32H
per cent, q great scarcity Of the animals, espe-
cisliy in this section, through the wars con-
sumption Of them, and higher prices ruling in
private horse sales, AZ q matter Of course the
dealers will not furnish them voluntarily at
from s110 to $3.50. This hitch, from all we can
learn, bids fair 70 continue to keep the cavalry
dismounted until. in the course Of events,
Treasury notes come again to have something
like the value Of gold and silver.
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~A letter was picked of the body of @ cor.
gian soldier which contained the following pas.
sage:
1--WE have tuf times here at this time. We
are hard run to get enuft to eat. Beefis high
a common steer, three years old, sells for TWEEN.
ty-fye dollars, and no Sauit to sault IL with
rIr"n hogs Will sell for ten per
head this fail, and no hopes Of sault at all.
James tell you the people are Citing tyred of
this war hear Union men are coming out
every day. 1 hope to God that peas will be
made sumo, somehow or other"
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THE NEW NAVAL EXPEDITION

BY the arrival Of the Iroquois from Pensa-
cola we nave dve days later news from the
Gulf A large naval expedition was concan.
trsung at Pensacola; and another, supposed to
De lntended for acting in concert with IL, was
70 fendezvous at given point OF the coast of
SCUM Carolna- The Hartford, nag ship Of the
entire squadron under Admiral Farraeut. h,s
Jnss been put In frst-rats order, and rumors
were rife that another fleet was about to be sent
rom the North To reinforce the Admiral
Ihree non-ciad ships from New York and
Soston Were reported to be looked for oy thu
Oommanaer-tn-Chief. The officers Of tho feet
mad several interviews with rebel inhahitanfs
OF Lonoa, many OF who expressed themselves
slc6 OF me rebellion All the luxuries and
necessaries Of life were dsarsr in the interior
tnaa ever IN Virginia. Scouts from some OF the
eunooa0 report intense suffering among the
poor white people OF Florida and Alabama
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GARIBALDIANs OFFERING FOR THE WAR
Mr.. K. A. Witthaus, OF New York has pub
lished a letter received by him from an officer
of Garibaldi's army rendering the services OF
several thousand Italian patriots TO fight for
the American Union. This officer says that he
is satisfied he can enlist for this service from
four TO six thousand men, commanded by two
hundred good officers, and all Of them vete-
rams, who have experienced service in the
campaigns of 1Sie-'i9 and 1o59-'6s. lie says
further that the entire force can arrive NJ New
York fully armed and equipped. The tender
is made 10 Governor Morgan, of New York, TO
whom q translation Of the letter has been for.
1rar al
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Mn. EpIroE I'm the .Ssav Of thu 81 ins.sr, i n
announcement of the arrest of Jeremiah Dieksa
alias sol Holland. in which mention l. us1s ofk
tective Hotchkiss snd the Provost Mar hals rssa
Detective Hotchki.s does not claim any conneesa
with the csse and the only connection tat r
Provost harshal's guard hsd with IL was the ~
ence Of several when the arrest WAS msde. fhre
nation intended Tor me, in which ne did not q
cesf. The arrest was msde by myself alone ssf
dcliyed him TO the Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Yours, respectfully, Rosr Maori,
Corporation 0Acef.
IT. fPhiladelphia papers cnpy =
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..inSPrnrp.rp pOSHc ',

We understand that bonds of the Confederate
Government have been secretly sold in Balti-
more at Is cents on the dollar, or 81 600 bonds
for si5a, payable in Baltimore or United States
currency. ave suppose the beliersrs quietly
buy and lay them away, expecting il they sue
coed they VIII turn out n good nyestment if
not, they will pocket the loss and light their
segars with them. II will be awkward If
sellers and buyers find themselves in Fort
NoHenry or Lafayette
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BROIGHI IN

Yesterday, Second Lieutenant A Mckenzie
Pi'man, of SCOTS Virginia Cavalry, was sent
20 this city by General Sigel, having b.en
.~-'.~-. ~ .Iie Firhris, anu was sent TO the Old
Capitol by the Provost Marshal
Barney Goodman. captain of q guerilla
band at Leesburg, was taken and sent to thu
Provost Marshal yesterday, who sent him to
the Old Cap;tol
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~ The Portland Press is informed that Hon.
+. 0. ]. Smith is to be the United States Sena.
torial candidate against Hon. Lot M Morrill,, in
the nrxt Maine Legislature, and that Mr. Smith
calculates upon having the support of a large
number Of conservative Republican members,
while the Democrats will all vote for him to n
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- McCord Co, of New York presented
petition in the Board of Aldermen of that city
on Wednesday praying to construct gun at
the expense OF the city that will sink all the
nayies OF the world, and it was referred TO the
national committee. The gun is to throw n ItOO-
pound bali, with 100 TO $50 pounds Of powder,
and TO weigh only one-tenth as much as the
Rodman 15-inch gun.
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S The following is one of the many good
things got on by Van Week, of the Kinderhook
Rough Notes: % He that steals my purse, steal.
postage stdmps-they're ours, they're yours, and
have been slaves to thousands, and when they
get dirty Will do nobody any good-but he that
appropriates TO himself our good name, takes
two vs. WE would like TO see him get the specie
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CAPTURE OF A REBEL OFFICER.

CAPIC re UF A KEBEL UFFICEK, UUODS, 6c.
The Yankee arrived at the Navy Yard yes
terday morning, bringing up the following pris-
oners, who were sent 10 the Provost Marshal.
and committed to the Old Capitol, and 4 large
lot OF goods which We're captured while being
conveyed across the river near Budd's Ferry :
Capt John Tayloe, of King George, 9th Viz
ginia cavalry; Max Stakeholder, J. F. Gill
man, Joseph Butler, Thomas Anadle, and AL
beman VERIFY.
Capt Tayloe was on a visit to his home near
the Ferry, and Lieut.. McGraw being informed
Of the fact, went ashore with a boats crew,
and, surrounding the house, took him prisoner
When arrested he was attired in full rebel reg.
imentals. The others We're taken in boats with
the goods endsayoring to run the blockade
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0@HEADQCARTERS SECOND REGIMENT
t1 d. G. Volunteers Camp near Shepsrd.t0Hn
Md. Sept. %, ls5z..All the men of this command
now IN and about tho city uf ash ingtOn are here.
by ordered to report Immediately to Capt. ]. r.
II narrower for duty with the command.
All such enlisted men who do not report to him
and WHO i'll not be reported by him to these head
quarter a. absent by authority, will be stricken
from the rolls and prosecuted dasarters.
&. II. ALEXANDER,
Col. Com m snfina,
Sc 5-lw Residence ia, "A street Island.
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- The following sentence aetu.l,v
tutss part Of IN article In the New W. = W
bans. "0en- MCCLELLAN seems 70 us Iscssns =,
some Of the qualities Of great Commander II, 10
Wv think he In PoPes place would have III.
umphed-" Wiz
~The Emperor of Austria has con arn.a =,
seasence OF sixtesn years Inn .ouin.nt 4,
Irons azsinst 0ssibldisn on ssary named
N.ola. who had bSeo Ar-r-.--l .. PesLh All
H<c u Coax. -IGz<i-s--
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~ Accounts from San Francisco to the o5th
instant state that the Presidents emancipation
proclamation was heartily endorsed bv the
leading journals there. The commercial re.
ports state that large quantities Of goods are
going into the interior, and that domestic
liquors had seriously declined in price.
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LrovoI Cause.-The following cases h,.
been disposed ofby Justice Walter and rr,~,'
10 the Provost shal:-Bridg-t Nora -
ner of Fourth and X streets, selling borsrs
soldirrs; fncd 800. F. Butler, Fourteen,as.G
do; do. John Fraser, corner OF Eigheeufhrs
/ streets, do; do. John Carberry, Third =
near Maryland avenue, do; liquor Cont,
and defendant locked up. J. d. Coonslrv. Il
posing liquor for sale contrary TO orders =
confiscated and defendant dismissed.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKp,
NEW YORK, Oct. g. lik m--rint r..
y. S. Coupons, 1881, loSx; Sven-sna,A~
tenths Treasury Notes, IOss; U. s D.
Notes, 11eH; Gold 10.
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SIGEL'S CORPS

Major "A. Schwartz, of the I'd Illinois light
rtiliery, il discharged from the service of the
United States, TO enable him 10 accept the ap-
pointment OF chief of artillery TO Gen. Sigef's
corps d'arunp
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UNION GENERALS HACKRLAAN. KILLED,
AND oGLESBY SEVERELY woV SDED,
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~ The hops (says the Cooperstown Journal)
are now all picked. better crop has not been
gathered in many years, and the yield consid-
srably exceeds that OF last year. Prices in the
country have not changed. Dealers are buying
only to ali orders, at 10 to 10 cents.
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fIAsoIAL.-New York papers Of Saturday
ssSen!nS report great activity and buoyaaey IN
- - ssock naykct. The feature Of the bond mar.
e. We greet rise in Missouri and tennessee
80, me advance In two days has been 7ss per
$500 sold Saturday ut 81 x $50. ThsGov.
t.r.,se0 y, nst vas urn but without special al.
1t io4 IA sofx. tho 100 noses ~ los asias0 20,
,ha WnIts, coupon sne, iv2 was bid at
SemsoS I =. q g, s,ose.s to-day Money y in GOOD
Per cent The gold maSket b aniet ~, a
GOV e1snxe. Neeriy All tho sales vere a. isau
Dusiaeie demand note are Also quiet At iiols
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q RDAT GALE OPPU RNITrpn
~ IN BAL IMORB

NO entIre STOCK OF B. 3. StevenS & Sons ron-.
tained in their large Marble Warehouse n "a a.
hhnn n, street Baltimore, win be sold at Pusiio
ere u the lars est and hnest alto ck cf Puuitr,
omsrea ~ aaciou in this eeuhtrs, and esnbr .c...
e.Snslvr variety Of everything in this line
Ne store rs now open ard any who u,s =,
rulFhAsH OF the goods "a hand a. gesty re4,l.es
r'''os until tbs io-s II t,ctotet
, .. 4. sgPl.R 4 90
- 4. .,-.r-.-r
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THE REBELS LEAVE THEIR WOUNDED IN
OUR HANDS.
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THE WAR MISSISSIP?y.

II yhIy Ina psrtant@The Rebel. under Van
born, Price and Isovrii attack she Frd.
erAl force. at Cerinth. and are defeated
With great slaughter. - So
Nlcial information has brrn reeci Nd herr
hatsthc Rrbcls, undrr Ven Dorm. Price snd
Loyell, yesterday attacked our forces a. Cor
mtls but were repulst-d With great slaughter,
andsfctreated, leaving their dead and wounded
ont.i' field. opr forces a. in full pursuit.
Battle In Progress. 80
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Mspatcses from Cairo to-
niehl ray that battle hIo b;cn raging in the
ylCjriiy of Corinth since yesterday morning a,
2 lock. This afternoon (Which is tho date o!
H., !t:cst report from BcthHil the cannonadins
We, still heard. ..' =
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-Slt1)kDl edition.
rHRHs O'CLOCK Pm.
rHR.s O'CLOCK P. ".
ANOTHER ACtopNTOPTHK VICTORY
- ATrORIHfH.
THE REBELS MAKE THE ATTACK WITH
GREAT DIFFERENTIATION, AND ARE
REFUSED WITH HEiY LOSS.

A SCATUISG FIRE or GRAPB AND CAN
ISTHR POURED UPON TIM REBEL
ST0RMISG PARTY.
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1rsr As orR.pAPER +. GOING TO PRESS

JUST As oCR.PAPER r. GOING T" PRESS.
HEAVILY laden With news Of success,
SOMETHING of import NC saon to insert
MAY ye here ssas. )" rh.rs'. HsSoArIhari'-' S
n lie in regard 70 an eSoe,l-ns Sore IS s
THAT,s stocked with ans CLOTH. from ceiling =
How customersshr ons-vha tosrs.ins they GET
b How all tn. clothes 20 beautifully At.
GAN you not zee the paint AID tn. rithf
or ceqIsH 1 i is piain-rls the store Of friend
400 SEVENTH STREET,
- Cr7esife fp CIV Past 0Eos,s
Where BETTER BARUAfSs YoR { tsH can b oh
tanned than at any ether store in Washing ton. Hs
keeps every variety Of CLOTHING. GENTLE
MEN g FURNIsHING GOODS. and HATS, GAPS
and TRUNKS. oc3Im
MkRcHASsTIss1 rms 30" -
" RESTAURANTS, 60
WILLIAM FINLEY & BROTHER.
corner SEVENTH AND Sis,
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEGARS
PIPES, &c.,
ing TO examine our large stock, which Is
repiete with AL grades Of
the above articles.
Also, Agents for 7A;s City
JOHN J. BAGLEYS
CELEBRATED FINECUT MICHIGAN TOBACCO
TICE.
MICHIGAN FINE-CCT
Can be had At the following places, whom NO far
nish .
De IRVING, No. J14 Seventh st
A. N. HOOVER, No. 2S7 Pa. avenue, tsoath
BEN. sOLoMON, No. 1T Pa. avenue. above
WIN. A. HENDERSON. No. ATS Fifteenth ST.,
opposite Treasury Building. oc3-Im-
ITO REAL ESTATE AGENTS.-Any persons
i having small Lots Of Land they willing to
Sell cheap for eash win please address VI. MORGAN,
Bo, 57ls Post Office oc 4-3tf
ITO ARMY AND NAVY 0EEIGsRs.
We invite your attention to our large assortment
ARMY FIELD OVENS,
TENT AND CAMP hEAT aDo
BLODGETT's [PATENTl PORTABLE GALNAN-
lied BAKE OVENS.
The latter are great economizers, and for baking
and roasting meats, pies, brs al. etc uneQuaed.
For sale at manufacturers pr;crs by
frk.$ 4 IL. 4
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THE FRIEsps OF Gov. MORTON, OF Ind
viii tender him serenade ats o'clcck r.
evening, At his rooms 81 Browns Hotel
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TWO REBEL BATTERIES TakFSi
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VAN DORM. PRICE AND LovBL De lated
BEruEEE TOO AND 1000 REBELS TAKEN
PRISOSERSt X
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Our FORCES IN PCRSvIPi
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TIE HARpER'S FERRY SCRRESDFR.nru
HESIIG ALTON In PROC RRSl - ~

The military commission, of which Gen
IA unter u president, Is understood to ba In veg.
ugating all the circumstances attending the
surrender Of Harp+r's Ferry, and has sum
noned a large number Of witnesses in the case
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The IMPORTANT UNION Victory AT
CORINTH, MISSISSIPPI
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PHHsosAL--Col. Trumbul, CT: Col Faulk.
nef, Alex Cummings, Col Mix, Col Pierson
and Col Hail. N. T.; Major General Ksyes, u.
e. "; Gov. John A Andrews, Macs; Col Ham
Aton. Texas e L Piumbe, Mexico; Capt rhos
wright and Lieut.. G. A. Blanchard, U. s. n,
are At Wizards
Ca- y. Z. HAWKS, 18th Ohio; Col Burnhazn.
= .. W n w. Hands, A. b. Campbell and
Jesse ". Jones, Of tho sunboat Monitor. and
Col De Corponay are at the Merouo,it.n'
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A IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
"A aHE'S GEEAf SCURvY AND sIIi nurru
-, DISCOVERY !"
wiz cure ms very worst ease Of Scupyv 4. -.
wees. 20 solder should be W ithout L. f. - puS
AZ no. Enst Capitol street. Retst prize, bcS and
o.N ANTED7A GErrS 20 introdnce Ashes arsat
cSufvF ana salt RAeupn Discovery in the arm n
Is always certain e. cure smart hands VIII m. "a
iram S3to 81 Der day. Apply At once to RORERS
ASiE, = Esst Capitol st oc Do
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- me Union State Convention, of Michi.
gan. which assembled It Jackson on Thurs.
Gay nominated Byron @. Stout OF Oakland
county, for Governor, and full Stale ticket
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Thu Int>ylgereer is occupied with news de-
tails to-day.
The RepuHieas has a defence of "radicaiisn1,'
in which il says:
Jesus and his apostles were radicals, ana
WORKED, suffered, and died, as radicals"
efancy that the bItterest "infrrnsl" amongst
the Republicdn's readers must shudder at such
q lasphemous utterance rs this
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fSS NEW FALL STOCK. tQG

&C ~ Soic agents LOT balltInOre.
toS NEW FALL STOCK. 1Qe
PaPERHANGINGS,
E In Gold and Hslys e !, Gold Stamped. Ne
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
beautiful selection Gold Band. Imitation Cold
and Common Shades. Buff. Green AID Blue Uol-
land, By the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The abandonment assortment in the District. from
the best mandatory in thu country. Also, beau
and Carte dc visite Frames of foreign and domrs.
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Different sizes and coors Picture Rings, Nails 4 c.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Copies of celebrated Pictures. Paintings statusry,
The attention of those renovating il called to
the above sSods which Tese p1tchnssd for. and. on
munerstive prices exclusively for
CASH
for goods and labor, when purchased and executed
~ Orders tor PAPERH ASGING or WINDOW
SHADES pune'uaiIy executed in .eTity 9F fgYptr'
No. 4se Seventh st, eight doors above,
oc 4-lm Odd Fa!o~s Hall.
EoR SALE CHEAp-A large iron gray HORSE,
S SIsss SUPPLY s'G Ge.s OF MA. APP
Bridge street Georgetown. ocs-,w-
L'REIGHT TO NEW YORK.-rhe fast sailing
A schooner Aid, ": b. Hutehinss, master, IL
aiurahy @ a sV Of the being
F1sssis limited ffEsRs5''s % q 'sssr Agent,
oc3-u Corner of!.t st. and Pa avenue
DAWN s CAsIIGLIoN!s
FRENCH c thtGiS HNalkYF4 ETSkl AND CON
4'o Pa AVENUE. , BsLwtEs sd AND 81 SIS,
The undersigned take pleasure in informing the
y hay pnat ttla hOv
store; whsTs can be had French and other CONFEC-
. Spf 1 fPGRRisR s
ofevery variety.
&C sim. DatINI & oAsrIGLIoxl.
Bos~ELL' syp,c.rxn
CO U e II CAN Df,
Foa
COUGHS,
IECIP TENT STAGES
coNsuapr1os.
SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, sF
o. BOSWELL,
Corner Maryland avenue aud Seventh st.,
And BY Druggists generally.
70 Put up in Is and Is cent packages. o3-lw'
@ FU r MI DRE.
h FURNITURE.
" MeGREGOR & CO., -
THEIR
EXTENSIVE wARERsohs,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
offer inducements 70 purchasers OF FURNITURE
and other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Our stock is large and varied
PARLOK CITES, in Brocatells, Rep and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS. in Solid oah, Walnut. Mahos-
OAK, Walnut ana Mahogany EXTENSION IA
BLES and DINING CHAIRS. =
Superior Curled Hair MATrRESSES Hush and
other Mattresses.
Also, large quantity Of lov priced BEDSrEADJ
CHAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS, WARDROBBS
WASHSTANDS. OFFICE FURNITURE &c.
All of which made frsm the best materials
and warranted 70 give satisfaction. 1890.
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look sh
the stock before PURCHASING - we are selling at
McGREGOR & Co
&C sew go 81 F-- $40 seventh street
@AA FRANKLIN & CO.,
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NOTICE
HE ndersiyned BIZ - TO inform the nph,; 81 -.
&c has thoroughly renovated and rcstted tSa ia
REIMBURSEMENT OF Joseph BoulanEcr on II S.s 80
spovs i7ta and Will open his HOTEL De nor =,
old fsnd sSS Sn AMI Mi be
supply them al the iuxuries the market ao,ds can
a, CHARLES RLOTI
. .t... late of 9Th street
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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON QUAR-
~ tery six per cent. Stock for sale, in sums to
suit.
&C SGT j. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.
TOR SALE-OLD MARYLAND OATS One
j. thousand Bushels old Maryland Oats. in guam.
titles to suit purchasers, at Rileys Wharf Island
per schooner Rebecca and g H. Berry, and prices
TO suit. IT.
N NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.
i HE Taxes for 1861, have been fixed at seventy
of ten per cent. is all under the law during
tho month of OetubeF, OSDrompt payment
WI. DIXON,
oc Civ Intel. 4 Rep Collector.
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Vrnnce Saim-Salrn, OF Prussia, who com
nandsd tbs ID brigade OF Fremonrs army a
Gross Aeys, On the eth Of June Last, Is Ia New
York, with authority TO raise q cavalry brisaaa
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THE LOSS ON BOTH SIDES VERY HEAVY.

THE ENEMY CORSERED!
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wAaoNsi

WAaoNst wAGoNsi
Nc~ on hand and eenstsntiy receiving q supe-
rict iot Of Wagons Of si sises suitable fcf growers,
sutieps, or -thers TT I ilffiI
o.s,s,. H0p'f L. SO ), md ssss &aE sstsss:s
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Lieut. George 4. Adams, Of The sd MAJ
seehasesb Regiment, has been appointed As
ststant Provost Marshal Of AlexandriA, Va.
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Notice to News Agents.

-. Notice to News Agents.
News agents with the army under coHinano
Of GENERAL Mcclellan and the forces IN anu
around Baltimore, in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAR to Henry Fay
ior. Agent for the Washington Star, sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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ITO REAL ESTATE AGENTS.-Any persons
i having small Lots Of Land they are willing to
Sell cheap for cash viii please address VI. MORGAN,
BOX 57la Post Office. oc 4-3tr
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C'AI A'' Coat COAT iEp woop.s x..
1t the lowest each rst-s. snd We receive ID
gKKSEEs MECHESrcs' BANK.
JAS T. MILLER q 90,
oe Paw - $3.50 94J soata 49, o< g.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-06

III NAVY yAhD BRIDGE.
i lie Public are hereby noSi6sz thas tAa t,sxx
across the Navy Yard Bird e Win be stoecsd -
Sunday and Monday, the sab and 9Th Of oessSes. .
%, hlc re pairs 70 the draw
, Persons in Gsvsrnue es en- plsy vhsu nsossssSv
cenip~,s 70 cross. viii be ferrfsd aesass sY -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-06

$40 REwARp;-stolsn, on ss,srdsy morning.
star in the forehead; little white on the nosa hoH
hind legs rubbed By traecs; taken from Miss Aeula
crs%nsos spp, 70 ses .c % ma. Jam e,
street road, or address G. n NfCHof' 2, Mont
yonsry county. Md. care Of y. G.. Daley, Miad.s-
brook Post Once. or eps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-06

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sEALBp ProrosIls, 70 Be eedorssd "froyosss
until I, O'Clock m of Tuesday the m OF Octobes,
Tor SsiidfSs yhs1 en-ths rits q the ca vAa9 =
given Ss spplssas 70 this of1ss ,,,..e
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