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OLDIEks AND CITIZEN

MRS, WREN having served as Matron the last
year In the Army OF the Potomac, whore she saved
f G1pd b eds Gm the hoslita 9 9G;ss her Msdones
ony prevents Ut cures speeiily One teaspoon
full will furify pint of Water and In this eesson
no Soldier or Civilian should travel without it Put
up II bottles to suit the pocket AlsI, her iUN6
MlAEUkE, VIII oh saved hundreds In camp from
list: "
Col. Gene and LIEUT.. Rooms, sIst New York
sonnteers Lieut.. Col a.ssett. Lieut. Scott,
teri Ellis, Lieut. SPENCER. Gap. ,Trsinor.
s4th DO LIEUT.; Bean. N. Capt. EipleJ, 6lst,
S Ssn1t major 0, 9rssT csI. aSgysysiosS ssI..
Jackson; serEt Bradie, do; Corporal williams,
64th; Orderly Banks, N. H., besides hundreds of
To b.. had at Stott's Drug Store, opposite Ns.
tional Hotel; NaIrn's corner Pa, avenue and 9Th
street; MsItln's Franklin souss corner 9Th and U
where Suffers may be supplied, or depot 445
street, bnyeen 9Th and 9TH, Washington.
MRS. Wren, Midwife and Magnetic Ecsctic
Ply icisD, invites those who despair OF beirS
oure1 Of STIFF Joints, Chrome Rheumatism, ore
E,ea, Od slGer.. lumors, Hs4orrhoida! Infrmi-
ties, Itch or letters, Canoe 8, 30, Ao. No Cure,
no isy. Ladies boarded and attended durinr G IN,
hnement. No. 445 street, between eth and 7th
III I'm
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NAVAL MATTERs.-The Albatross-thres guns
was put in commission at the Charlestown sta
ton on the ID inst.
The Adirondack has just returned to Fortress
Monroe from Nassau, where she had been on the
lookout for the English steamer Oreto, which
had been heavily armed and transferred to the
rebels.
The Lancaster, Charles n. Bell commanding,
70 the flag ship of the Pacific squadron.
The Macedonion will be stationed at Charles
town yard, and fitted up an a school-ship for the
instruction Of acting masters and masters mates.
The New Ironsides will make a trial trip to-
day, and then be dismantled and proceed to sea.
Her machinery is Of great power, consisting of
Two horizontal direct acting engines, with cylin-
ders of fifty inches diameter and thirty inches
stroke, intended to make eig hty-hve revolutions
per minute, and to drive brass four-b laded pro-
peller Of thirteen feet diameter and eighteen feet
pitch. The boilers are four In number, known al
horiz ontal tubular, each being seventeen feet
'front.' eleven feet deep and elevated feet high, OF
collective force Of eco horses.
The Niagara, II 10 rumored, is to be raced.
The Teezer-two guns-rebel prize gunboat,
10 on the ways, being thoroughly overhauled, at
the Washington station, and is to be put In ser
vice by Uncle Sam when Snished.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AND CAPTURED
MERCHANDISE.
SMUGGLING OPERATIONS ACROSS THE
POTOMAC.

TheFreeborn, Captain Samuel Magaw, arrived
at the Navy Yard Yesterday afternoon, bringing
twenty-five prisoners, five sailboats, a number Of
canoes, and lot Of merchandise which were cap
tured on Friday and Saturday nights last near
Blackstone Island. On the boats they found
about two hundred bushels Of wheat, a large
numbs Of sacks of salt, OOo cigars, coffee, three
chests Of tea, boxes Of boots and shoes, handker-
chief, pins, needles, thread, sc quinine, NOR
phine, opium and other medicines; trunk con-
tanning percussion caps, lot Of grey cloth for
rebel officers uniforms, &c.
Among the prisoners are the following: Theo-
dore starbuck and d. w. Jarboe, of this city;
Theodore X. Preuss, J. Gregory, w. Wheat
ley, and w. Norris, Of st. Mary's county; and
J. c. Hunter, Of Georgetown. All the rest, with
the exception Of three yirginians, are colored
men, who have been engaged in regular COM
merce between Maryland and Virginia, taking
over salt, &C., and bringing back wheat.
Young Starbuck, II we mistake not, was en-
ployed until recently in drug store in this city,
and at the time OF his arrest had with him two
carpet bags containing quinine, &C, worth prob
ably from two to three hundred dollars. II Is
probable that large box, containing medicines
principally, which wac captured on the boat he
was on, and which has not been claimed by any
s,was also in his charge. Jarboe 10 wei known
in the eastern section Of the city. Hunter, until
recently, was a clerk in a banking house In this
city, and left the city on Thursday last for the
purpose Of joining the secession army. The rest
Of those named are said to be Of the elite Of st.
Mary's. They were all sent to the Provost Mar
shal's office this morning. .
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Personal The distinguished provincial
statesman, Hon. Sir Allan Napier McNab, Bart,
died on the Sth instant, of gastric fever, al
Toronto, Canada He was born in Niagara, Feb
Tuary 10, 1898. Consequently he was sixty-four
years ga - ~ his demise. He WAS Of Scottish
extraction, and the son Of general officer In the
British army.
Col 8. D Hayman, N. Y, and Maj. PhiIbrick,
Mass are at Kirkwoods'.
EI-GOv. VIM. A. Newell, ". J.; Brig. Gen.
Strong, U. 8. Vol 8. Draper, N. V, and Capt
Lloyd Beall, s. A, are at wiIlards'.
r. c. Parsons, Ohio; Capt. C. E. Russ, U. 3.
A; Brig. Gen. Gilmon, U. s. v, are at the Ma
fional
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Could Nor GET HOME There was quite q
crowd and considerable excitement Yesterday
morning, In the vicinity Of the headquarters Of
Gen. Wool, In consequence OF the disability of a
number Of persons 10 get TO their homes, without
the city. MostOf them Were residents Of Anne
Arundel couRty, who had come TO the city with
their farm products, not aware that any difficulty
would be experienced In retiring TO their homes
Those who gave satisfactory evidence OF their
loyalty and OF their intention not to leave the
state, were furnished with passes. All the
avenues leading from the city are now guarded
and no vessels Of any description are permitted TO
pass out Of the harbor without a pass from the
proper ofacers-BdltimoTs san.
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FINANCIAL New York papers Of Saturday eve
ming say The stock market, after the rapid rise
of the past week, has come 10 a pause, and some
of the speculative railway shares are 6aK per
cent. lower than yesterday. Government stocks
are nrmer. The 6's Of 1881 sold at e9x, the 7 80
notes at lO3x, the SIS Of lS74 at S5x We quote
u. 6's Is62, 100; U. 3. 6's, 1867, 81; u. \ 6's,
1893, ga U ) SIS, 1888, (coupoa,) 81; U. 5. SIS,
1855, (coupon,D 92k. Gold underwent further
decIine to day, with sales at il2X. The brokers
Of the street are not paying over 112a1l2K, and
boarding seems 10 have almost entirely ceased
The quotations Tor silver are also much lower
1e6al07. There is now much more silver In eir-
culatiUn than a fortnight ago.
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DER TO PREVENT THE EVASION OF
MILITARY DUTY, &c. --.
VhN u NJ n u /" ~
WASHINGTON, %. C., August II, 1856
WRR DEPARTMENT,


WRR DEPARTMENT,
g.. Washington, %. C., August IL, 1852
TO Military Commandments, Provost Marshals,
United States Marshai., and Police Officers
You will receive, herewith, an order Of the
War Department to prevent the evasion OF mill
tary duty, and for the suppression Of disloyaI
parties, dated the eighth day of August, 1862
This order, to be efficient, is necessarily very
comprehensive in its terms, and Its proper exc
cution requires the exercise Of sound Judgment
and discretion In the officers TO whom Its enforce
ment 10 intrusted and 10 guard you In It's eIecu
tiOn the following instructions are TO be observed
1st. The order comprises two classes Of persons
iz,-Those who are about leaving the United
States to evade military duty, and those who for
the same purpose leave their own State. Leaving
the Shifted States untifthe military draft is per-
fected is absolutely prohibited, but 1T was not
the intention Of the order to interfere with the
transit from State to State Of any persons but
those who design to evade military duty. When
eve vcu have Ec7son to believe that the purpose
10 to evede military duty, Ihe order will author
lie lie oe1en~or g.. any person leaving his own
State, county, or military district.
I'd. Any person detsined may be released on
giving bonds to the United States with sufticien,
security In the sum Of one thousand dollars con-
ditional for the performance Of military duty IL
he should be drafted, or the providing proper
substitute.
Sd. Immediate report Is to be made to this Of
fee Of all persons detained with the cause of
their detention.
4th. You will exercise the power Of arrest and
detention with caution and forbearance, 10 az to
avoid giving annoyance or trouble to any person
excepting those who are seeking to evade the
performance Of their duty to their country
5th. The Governors of the respective States are
authorized to give passes and permits to their
own citizens desiring to leave the State without
intent to evade military duty.
by order OF the Secretary Of War.
L G. TURNER, Judge Advocate
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED OFFICERS.

AHHIVAL UF WOUNDED OFFICENS.
During last night trains arrived from Culpeper,
bringing a number of officers wounded In the late
battle and skirmishes In that vicinity. they are
mostly wounded In the arms and legs, although
one or two were more seriously injured In other
parts Of the body-one Of them having received
noless than four bullets in bis hips Vehicles were
In attendance on the arrival Of the train and the
sufferers were speedily removed-many Of them
to the Washington House, the National Hotel,
and other public houses. They report a terrific
loss of life In the late battle near Culpeper, many
regiment, having lost all their Officers
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How THE REBEL SOLDIERS FARR-A letter
from camp OF one Of the rebel Virginia regi-
ments, "near Richmond, July 29th." states that
the folders fare very badly, and do not get
enough to eat. All they receive for rations IL
-four (oftCh without sal) and bacon, and they
have no cooking utensils. The writer says he was
in the first Of the G. ven days' battles, and Is per
fecay satisfied with his experience. He lost all
Of his clothing, &C, except what he had o., aad
he now hiss but one shirt. (withUut sleeves
iaeiat, pants, and shoes
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LIABILITY TO BE DRAFTED.-A correspondent
inquiries II druggists are not a. much entitled to
exemption from draft as physicians, and insist
that they ought to be We do not understand
that either are exempt under the United State
laws, although they may be In some Of the States
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fzPioTIss THE NEGRo.-BI!g adler General L..
F. Ross, commanding at BOLIVIA, Tenn, has Is
suss general order requiring the owners Of
elsvsslIVnE within miles Of that place to send
in three sourths OF their male slaves, between 10
and - years Of age, to be employed upon the for
tifcations. General Ron 10 from Illinois, and
democrat
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PROPOSALS FOR MULES.
DEPOT QUARTRRMAsTRR's OFFICE,
-Cors1 OF l8lh AID g StrestS.

DEPOT QuARTERMAsTiR's .OEFIcI.
CorS1 OF l8lh AID q StrestS. ;
WARRINGTON, Auyust IL, 1852
SEALED PRc PosALs Will be received at this once
S Sn'n SA5URD.I, ASsust Soth 1t Il O'clock NJ,
thousand Mu:e s, to conform TO the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL to be sound serviceabls Mules for draush t
Proposals Will be received for Mules -ov.R
TWO AND uhpsn NlsI WARS OLD. and for Mules
oVER fARsE AND ghpsR NINE WARS OLD.
The proposals for each oIsss Of Mules must be
proposals 70 b for t5oO, FIVE hundred and u,-
The isll name and post eiioe address of the bid
Der must appear In the proposal.
considered tho individuif proposal Of the part
Proposals from dis!oylI pastiss vail xot be con-
sidsed, and an es:h OF allegiance must accom-
Proposal. must DO addressed to Colonel d. fl.
Rucker. q "a; termaater U. =. Army. gton,
p. @, and should be plainly marked "rTopssals
AZ GUARANTEE.
The ability OF the bidder to fill the contract.
should IL DO AWARDED To him. mast be guaranteed
10 appended to the guarantees.
shown Ss 81 s 81 ns eTs l
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
Bidders must be present In person whom tie bids
are opened their pOsals will not be cd
Bonds, IN the eum Of twenty thousand dOllars
slEpod BY the contractor and both of his guaren :
tors. will be Iesuifet Of the saeoeasful bldder
As the bond must accompany the contract, u will
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmep
with them, or to have bonds signed in apticipa-
ton and ready to be produced when the contract 10
plloAtiOn being msde ~ this ofloe, either person
ally, tJ letter, or ~ telegraph.
.Ferm Of Gxsysssss.
We. OF the county of And 4tata NJ
-, and -, OF the county Of, and state
Of, do hereby guarantee that --i in able 10
fulfil oontraot In accordance with tho terms of
his proposition, and that, should has propagation be
ne Hhoe enter into
Should tho contract be awarded him We are PRE-
pared TO become his securities. ~
ITO tets guarantee must be appended the eReiaI
cerfiheete above mentioned
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, 10.
AL MUGS ntrtoted for under this advertise
ment wilI be subject 70 . rigid tpsssohon, and
those not conforming to the sPeeifostions will be
Ths mules must al be delivered in this city with.
iniS) thirty days nom the date Of ngnipg the con
Payment to be made upon ths oompls elton of each
contaot, or 90 soon the eater a. the Depot Quar-
Any iriorm.llty in the bid. or non oonformsnce
with the terms Of this adj eTtisement, vil ensure
the rejection Of the proposal. -
These mules will BE- Awarded IN lots offOe) Eve
hundred each, unless the Depot Qusrtermsster
MAJ aeem II 70 the interest Of the Government 10
The Depot Qusrtsrmss'sr reserves to b imself the
fIIhs 70 rejscisnJ or all bids tbss be nay deem
an il dssu2s Col. and Depot 6nsftsrms:t:r.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEsT FRoMsraE WEST.
EXCHANGE oFTENNEssEE PRISONERS.
GEN. BRAGG REPORTED ToBE AT BAT
\ TIE CREEK WITH SO, eco MEN.

NASHVILLE, Aug. l0.-The Nashville Union
says that Gov. johnson is authorized by the Sec
rotary Of War to release all loyal Tennesseesns
prisoners In the North, and to exchange others for
loyal Tennesseeans Imprisoned in the South. Ex-
Gov. Campbell has been appointed eommissloner,
and goes North to-day sFa ~ = ave- aaF
3 Bragg il In command Of. %, 900 troOps at Battle
Greek.
Three rebels were hung in Alabsma for the
murder Of two Federal soldiers -li
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ID-It 10 said that the court martial which was
appointed by Gen. Buell. to try Col. Turchin
has cashIered him and dismissed him from the
service. But, as he was made Brigadier Gene
raj after the court was organized there Is ques-
ton as to the practical result Of Its proceedings
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General Burnside's Command a. Fredsr
" fcfabuva .. s-rr-

NINTH ARxY CoRPs, Fredericksburg Va, Aug.
6.--Burnside's army corps are in camp Just out
side OF the city Of Frederic ksburg. We arrived
here on the 5th, after hurried trip from New
port News. The divisions which were here whe
we arrived have moved on further into the fnts-
riof. We came after Jackson, and II we come
across him the division II expected 20 give sc Old
Stonewalo his quietus. The weather is very
warm, and the ground dry and dusty. Generals
Burnside, Reno and Parke accompany the d.
vision, and were greeted on their arrival here by
General Doubleday, accompanied with his aids.
The health II the corps Is very good, provislous
plenty, and the troops IN high spirits -
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INTERNATIONAL CouRTEsIKs.-The President
OF the United States has presented TO Captain
Abraham Grant, Of the brig Colin Campbell, o
Liverpool, N. B., through Major Norton, U. g.
Consul al Pictou, N. g., splendid gold medal
for gallant services rendered in rescuing the crew
OF the American schooner Treasurer.
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DENIES THE Report The Quincy Il llInois)
JVhtg denies, upon the authority Of Maj. Stone, a
fellow prisoner with Gen. PrentEs the report tba
Prentiss was horse-whiPped by rebel at At
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LAUNCH OF A srEAM.FRI6ATE

LhONOu or n 4 AM r ftlOA IL.
The United States steam-ffigate Lackawanna
was successfully launched on Saturday morning
al the Brookly navy ward. Her length is 262
feet breath Of beam 80 feet 3 inches; depth OF
hold IL feet 10 inches; measurement 900 tons
She will draw about IL or Is feet OF water and is
expected to steam as fast as any ship In the navy
She has been on the stocks only few months
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REBEL DEFEAT IN MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Aug 10.-To Major Gen. Halleck ::
Col. Mcneil, with 600 men, whipped Portsr's
forces, 500 strong, at Kirksvile on the 9TH inst
and again near Sto :kton yesterday. Col. McNeill
reports POfter's forces demorallzed and broken up
Cobb and Poindexter are still to be attended to-
j.. ScHoFIELD, Brig. Gen
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IL The returns Of the North Carolina election
seceivsd up 70 the ID inst,, put Vance's majority
for Governor CT North Carolina at ,467
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THE WIFE OF REBEL OFFICER AR
RESTED.
On Saturday last the wife OfCol. T. 8. Piper, Of
the rebel army, was arrested at the Navy Yard =,
and 10 now In the custody Of the Provost Mar
shal At the time Of her arrest several letters from
her husband were seized.
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iOH. Clay Emerson was arrested In Alexan-
dria on Friday last, by the military authorities
and confned at the ONCE Of the Provost Marshal
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am


VIM. n. Mitchell, lately arrested by the Pro-
vost Marshal, for publishing letter In the Law
renee (Massach usetts) American rejecting on the
colonel and majoi Of the 18th Msssachusett regi-
ment, has been released Internationally.
Mr.. Mitchell was never employed at the Ar
lington bakery, but at the Capitol, under Lieut..
Il. j Cate, OF the U. 3. army. He goes TO For
tress Monroe In the service Of the government at
the army bakery.
PROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
An officer writing from Harrison's Landing
says: "While mass meetings are being held from
one end OF the country 70 the other, all saving
60, bus comparatively few saying come, the rebes
are quickly marching regiment after regiment to
the support Ct those who are glorying In their
strength. What we want now is men wewant
them to-day"
Quartermas.er's supplies have been furnished
the troops with astonishing rapiditY.
A CORRECTION.
In the special order OF July 30, from the Ad-
jatant Generals once, Major ]. III. Richardson
was dismissed from the service by direction Of
tbs President This was published In some news
Papers, but others, In copying the .taterrsL.,
dismissed; There 10 an oface.-Isrsel B. Rich.
Ardson-who won the commission Of MAJOR Gen.
erh oy gnllantry In the fed, and IL IL but just
able position In which an error Of the press has
placed him.
EVASION OF MILITARY DUTY. -
The recent orders to prevent the evasion Of
military duty are designed to operate on two
classes Of Parsons, viz: Those who contemplate
ing their military duty, and those who leave their
own SUITE OF place Of residence, and 20 into other
States for the same purpose. The object 10
70 compel every citizen Of the United States
ssbjsct 10 military duty TO bear his share in sup.
portinR the government Instructions have been
prepared and viii be issued on Monday to mill
tary ccmpandants, marshals and police officers,
respeculz tbs mode Of executing the orders, so az
90 interfere - little az possible with the indi-
-yidual pursuits snd business and limit the
operations Of the order 70 cases Of evasion.
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ADJUSTMENTS
HALL,
~ - kes-nAHA Av.EJI, MAJ srxrIsf.

CANYEEBvRY HALF,
Ls stHAHA Avsssr, MAJ sIIrI'r.
s.ors. P:rsls:i 1o0--- .s..ifs asiRsss.
The ouy Plsos o, Anussneut op.n IN III. City.
+ Cod, Censsorssbls. Rs,,seissls ssd Pop xiar
AUGMENTATION OF THE CANTERBURY
COMPANY!
TALENT SELECTED.
Marx, and Take 3 Note Of the Nsnss!
MONDAY EVENING, August IL,
REIMBURSEMENT of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
the sweet and pleasing Ballad Vocsiist.
Third week Of MISS ELLEN COLLEEN, the
much admired and favorite Danseure.
MISS JENNY ALLEN.
The popular and pretty TerpsishoreAn Arusts.
ssMAssIE VERNON, and Corps de Ballet.
Continued success of the
DELEvAN5E BROTHEEs,
In Oh cir daring soti. La Perohe, fumblInf and
Homes d'Airs.
rr ThiId week of
J. II. BuDWORTH.
In New Acts, Banjo Solos, and Patriotic Songs
DENNY sALLA6HER, ..-
In his Irish and Ethiopian Songs and Dances.
w.B. HARRISON.
The great Comic and ExtemporSneeuI singer.
First week OF .r. ....
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
Clown, Juffler. La tour de Mason,
and Pantomimist,
!. 8. CLARKE, ...
Ethiopian Artist
p F MONS. SOL.
.s&-- The favorits Violiniat
: Adnissisn % cent?; Orchestra Chsirs % cents.
: yeors oven GO 7ki performance at sk o'olosf.
THE NEw YORK ATLANTIC GARDEN,
u No. $50 STRHEr, BETWEEN lSIH AND l<fH,
Amsssssssfs Ecsry NtGki-slaNORA sEIDEL.
Sih asr me vooalism. viii appear and stag New
ments dlspensed By attentive WATERS.
Respectfully,
auSlw. F.. STOESsEL CO.
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spiri, Of the nsrpins Press.

The Ist.ll,s sser argues that General Pope's
orders In reference to the treatment OF guefillas,
and Of dIsloysl persons within our lines, Is In
perfect accordance with the usages Of war, and
suggests that JEFF. Davis had better look at home
and prevent glazing atrocities by his own SOL
diery, before he reads lessons Of moderation to
the Federal commanders.
The Republican contends that the rebels did
not have more than eighty or ninety thousand
men In the battles before Richmond.
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BY >; C.. MossIRLs L. CO.. Auouop.err.
" Or TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, SufSst is.
Eso'oloct, We shall sell, At Essby's Whsrf foot
handsomely finished. D0e''
Ierms ossh; % 900 o. the time OF sale; balance.
neloiowlng day Nhen the boat will be llunched
ga da J. &. Me6UIRE q CO. Asots.
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y NOTICE
X. N0N MOsCHZIsKER, Dentist Ana
rlst sSl fennsyivAnia avenue, win be Aha -
nt eisy ulI the lSih inst, aus ~.
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CccAsffookT AND EAsR 1N ONE hINgTE !:
~ Spi;I:,.s q, 5si ~ , S.:
nna fsce, instsltaaeossIy removed vrtaoaf tSs
MHIlE, No. <26 IA sven se' hstwesu AZ ssd ~
81 Sons sitat On h9ars from q. n, t0 D, "A.
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EDn skLE-A very, handsem and wetl-nsds
1hln wagon was made to order for the owner M n
exRense q e3S0. He has no use for il, and viii
soii IL I0r yIV, which 10 . great bargain, lnsuire
atDAGTON'S Bakery, ass Eleventh street, be-
s wen . and u. Also, an unframed MARE, never
green" horse 10 Washington. ausst
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CHEVRONs! CHEyRONsII

6AkfKNSEh ann BvlLpkR.
- Has RESUMED BUsINEss
q the SHOP on Ilth ssrest. bssves, F.,d .s,..s.
ksndsnoe-7eth strsst. Sd scof sbovs n strsst
= ii0ssiNe prsaSay sssssdss =.
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NOTICE.
L HEREBY Notify my friends Who are indebted
90 me not TO pay any money 70 The order Of HI
MArceTOn, IS no such drm ever existed
Hr GEORGE aITZ