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GoLD AND s TfeeEEfeH ENGLISH. SWISS
AND AMERICAN. o"-D'
have now on hand large stock Of all the most
oelebIated Watches, that am selling ~ the very
lowest Prices that good aud reliab time Keepers
JEWELRY on hand; al new styles received a.
soon as manufactured, and offered at the lowest
All kinds of MILITARY GOODS on hand, suoh
b. kev91vers, Swords, Sasbes, Belts, .Bovle
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and many otbeS
things useful and ornamsntal ~ 33S Pennsyivsnia
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y AKSm
~ Sm
We have a. last received the Ia gs assortment of
be'iulSl' iJ:c SlseIe Ciotks. in Beaver, Treoo
ana r rench Cloths. Ladies viii plea Q cali ear'T
TAYLOR d. HUTCHINSON,
ds iI-'cF Nc AZ Center Marksr Spec,
HEAVY WOOL HOSE, SHIRTS AND
ptA w E-3S, ind ARMY SHIRTS, at 32s
9th AID 10th De ~
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I'm eNNssxWnYo%skkEkkStbx L,y BsST SS66EEN
o.....,., Laf1ains and smbsrkss passengers .,
The Liverpool, New York and Philedelpbis
stssmshIp Company intend dlspstohin1 their frii
povsTee Sow SSoSwseuiit iron ssssm.hP. =. folloysi
SiTY OF BALTIMORE. August o a.
KANGAROO, 18th.
AID eyerJ Saturday. stnoon. from Pierre, NORTH
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l.. TOWERS. J. nj. Towers. J.B. TowRRs
L. TOWERS & CO., 49,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES.
TABLISHMENT,

The attention of the business community ia re-
speottully invited 10 the New Book and Job Print
ing Establish ment, which has been fitted up with
new materlal, IN the most complete manner, is now
variety of Printing, viz:
g Books Speeohes. Pamphlets, Cards, Circulars,
Suffers Blanks, DO, SO.
The attention OF members of Congress is espe-
eialJ requested for our facilities for printing
Speeches, sswe have the largest steam power in
the cltf' de 7-lsw6m
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THE EVENING STAR.
Asr,Ias IN MIssouM.-Fhe Missouri Repub.

AsplIRs IN MIsouN.-The Missouri Repub-
lican OF the 9th says:
DiEp-lckes frem " aIAnten of yestey days date,
nom agents OF the road say that the train will be
able 70 run 70 Montg oaIery City to-day. There
has bern no sighting. No United stsfss troops,
u 10 oelie-ed are at Mexico James Stewart 10
The only persoR known 70 have been killed
A disp ,tch from High Hill says the Telegraph
line is working to that place, ard working trains
were M, and would he used last night Very
little dsmsFe, " Is said. was done between High
H!A and Montgomery Citv-f6 miles from st.
Louis. The troops have encountered no enemy
% far. Those who arrived from Hermann went
20 DsnvfiIe on "Wednesday The rebels are re-
ported % be In force In the vicinity, Of Mexico
but nothing v positively known May OF the
inhsoitsnts believe that no battle Is intended bit
thet the destruction Of the road desi gned 10
prevent them from being followed when they at
tempted TO make their escape TO Price army.
This does not look probable. Indeed, IL IS well
understood that Priceis orders were to destroy
the Hannibal and 81 Joseph Road and the North
Missouri Road, and this was TO be done on the
10th Of December. The work on the North Mil
sour was accomplished on the 2lst-the other
Pad 10, 80 far, safe, and Will probably DC pro-
teeted BY The troops appointed TO guarait When
this plan was carried out by the secessioniss,
they were then, on Christmas day, to attack
Cnion men wherever they could be !ound
their guns, provisions, clothing, horses, mules,
and Everything necessary for the army, were to be
taken and dispatched to Price. His emissaries
have been In every county and neighborhood Of
Northeast and Central Missouri. and there is
Aothing improbable in this programme.
since the capture Of 80 many leading men in
johnson county, and the rapid retreat of Price in
the direction OF Arkansas, they may abandon the
scheme an impracticable and as likely to lead
them 70 the same fate that attended Magofin
Robinson, Harris, and other prominent rner COW
In the Military Prison IN q. Louis. zen. Price
must zee by this time, that there is no hope of at
srccting TO his standard any considerable num-
Der Of men from the north side of the Missouri,
and his onlv hope Of safety-if he escape at all
10 in rapid flight To Arkansas. few more rapid
movements Of the Union forces Will give cuIst 10
every portion Of the State save perhaps In two or
three counties IN the neighborhoOd Of New Ma
drid. Gen Halle~k Is not idle
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a.. E!IlcE no TRAyELERs.

- E9TIcE TO TRAyELERs..
mai service between WSshinfton, 49,
s.nmors; snd Ole Point ,Fortrses &eI
nqndsy, the 18th inFtsnt the Bay inc Of steaner,
rlll vi, issve Bsnm2re EyERY DAY leIespt SUI
ooiooE ,. m, or immedtetely eter the arrtvn o3
The " sshlngt ton Train. which leaves wsshinftor
mt M.NFALLs. PrssI
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R RNp psE Va kl NpEEXFoRT

FOR BOSTON VIA NEwPoR6
ssssYF:;; B +; S,, E:ss.SS sa;,
ss IL ssssssi !: 3.
roSd, dls,Ancs ?f = niles elly % BorpI.-'-T :.
s; s:.s: % { ss1ss
RI IS. s sSSSSni1t k NTsESS8S nh "a;
Tuesdays, Thursdeys, and ssturdsys, 81 o'oloof
~. toechine 81 Nevl9n eseh way.
state roomf, and every f6tnGemcnt for the secrr-
y and comfort 81 passenger Who are Afforded br
.hi hi rHpse nishh res On eoeEd, end on errisS
ing Rostop etsiy the following morning OF mag
sS Sn e Z. A NIB vhieh they may rssek BOsios
who receives and tiofsts he bsstsse, and secon.
penies the same % Ia destination. :
steamer rpnE IN connection with this Line BE-
sxeen Fan River and ProvldeDce daily, except
Fraght 70 Boston % forvssdss through win
gsst dspatoh b. n Kxsress Train. which lssvss
" O'Clock for Bostol and New Bedford, arriving
~ ls destination q about II A. M
ose on Pier SsS sps f For ss. e , .
snd oerths syply on sos,d,o Or X Sssissc 20 secure
70 and n Wsd street. Ny.
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tsrsm. x1tveys ~ :, ~ BIeReh. Not
Person. wishing 20 bring out their ffends osu
omOs, ' SoHHSss, DAP We VE. ssSI
orUo.A.HERRINe, ks. ssofEe s,l.. n s vi
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o.NOBTRERN

sUPERINTENDENT's oFFIcE,l
CAIvIRT CITATION, Baltimore. Nav Is 1851 z
On and after Sunday, Nay 18th, 1851, Trains On
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY az
rive and depart a. follows, until further notice
NAN TRAINS NORTH. d.
EXPRESS NiSP,M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION 1t or.
The sl6 A. N: train oonnects ~ Relay House
Win trains on the Western Meryland knilro%d.
q Hanover Junction with Haaoyer snd 6eftsb1Ts
Railroads; a. York with York and Wrif htsTiiis
I1sd 10, s psrts Of The West .lsO With lebanon
bertrand With /. and B. abroad for Einfstor And
~ pSrn Of WyeomnE Valley And 81 sBubury win
NT2rrtasrn fpenHsIlyania sno New Yorf.
oops except Hanover Railroad, Wrisht1VrIie
kAlroed and the Lebanon valley Railroad.
Ihee 4. NJ: train makes oonnections with Penn
direct connects for New YORK.
TRAINS LRRIVE.
NAL att 10 r NJ; Exprets 81 ~ A. M. Hsrrts-
burg Accommodation az 40 p. NJ
For Tickets. and Information fpsuir, NJ IN.
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
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CEN RRAL DER.

Navy DEPARTMENT. December q, 1851.
THE NAVY nKPARIMsNT has q rendezvous for
Shipping I..en 81 zach OF the following places:
Portsmouth. Now Hampshire
Boston and New b afford, Massachusetts,. -
New York
Phii,dsl phia and Erie. Pennsyivania,
baltimore, Maryland; AM
washington, Distri OF OF Columbia.
Seamen, ordinary se.man and landEmen who can
pass TIE usual uTgeon examination. bJ present
ing themselves a. the rendezvous nearest their
residence, With an Oic M certificate from the oIty
or town dirk siEnifying that they are residents
AMI have Expressed 3 desire to leave TO enter the
navy, will lie reoa ived on the following terms:
Ists allowance .! thres cents mile for tIave-
ling exrenEes.
q. An advance Of Ikres months to seamen and
ordinary sesmen, and of tUO months to isndsmeu.
81. Permission 70 cave an allotment Of hali-pay
I" thsir families, to commence the dale Of their
listnent
l.h 10 60 board ship IN their or mary clothes
where an outfit will be furnished and charged az
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- fs absss2SEr - EsEk

S6 6S M AZ, hED Y sTpMkSK EaINN
Depot daliI except Sundays az follows, VIZ -
nIprsss Train At IS W. WAY Mai frup 4.
pAYS4 <S P. M. only. An trains connect Viz
TNv forf trains except as p. M. train on setuT
"A. Freight Tram with passenger car sttsohed
ieeyes etb r. ~ stopping ~ Ell Stations bet ser
Baltimore sDd HsvTe de-6race.
psssepEeIs for Delaware ard the Eastern srhors
81 meClstnd vii bind the most expeditions route b.
NAl! Colofed Persons must give bond before
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s!!.sI Ky ky s$Ss3 sshts$S %. sss

For eoaa. H s :s,1ss s; s .s from
p " .sS. ,s1sS ! s;Ss'ias = Es,s
sfiis train Sif run 20 millsrtOr svsri sssurd.,
For Croton FsIls-Sll q. N. stopping % al sts-
lions north Of Pordkam from SSH etreet station.
ping a. al ststio hon 9sth strest station. =
for White Pialns-ssie 2. N. stopping st al sta
For Williams Bridre-7SD, Has o. m. and ezSp ..
m stoppinS % al stAhons from nth street stseo1.
kIhsny-s1o q N. hst express train.
Dover Plains-ss0 q m. ,(rhis trala leaves MI
White Pialns--&iS, 7so q. N. tIe q 1es pm
Sundsy trains YIN Iesve eth .AYenne oofaer I'd
nreetd oy. CentrA pArt, Yorkvlle, Harlem ssd
to N. JOHN BURcHiLL. Asst sap't
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S0O ELEVENTH street. SOO
K. FISHER 4 BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.
BALTIMORE, MD.
The only place this side of New York, where
you oan get silk Dress cleaned, restoring the
ustre equol 20 new. MorinoeB, Delsines and all
kinds of Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken
apart.
Grape and other Shawls, Table Covers and
Gentleman's Clothing, cleaned in the best manner
Leaving no substance In the cloth TO ipJure 10 or
make it more easily to soil.
N; Is. Goods will be cent 10 Baltimore twice q
week, snd return with like prOmptness.
de IL w VIM. +. SHEDD, Agent
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WI CRAWFORD, Agent
, NEW YORK s AasR ERIE RAIL

ROAD.
- Passenger Trans leave VIA Pave
MA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers
100 9. m, EXPRESS for bunkirk, and BafAlo,
and principal lnterme- lete Stations-
500 m MAIL, for DunkrE. and Irternedfste
Ssnons-Thlt Train remains over nIGlt ct klmITs,
se n MIR dan. 2o1 6e.vills. and inter
mo "a, ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Por.
S% /: n, EAS: fcI aiddIetOvn. Nsvburrh.
100 .. n, NTsaT' ExPRE ss. daily, for Dun
klrk, B9tao, Censndeltus, Add pnnoiDs stations
xhe Treil 81 saturday stops ct ell hsil Tran
q. sScssI =; Acc for Herps~ir..
NArHANrEL 4 Ga rs sEs NC. sss1 SUIT
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pHILADELrHIAP PROVISION STORE,
11S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

DhlLADELfHlA PROVISION STORE,
llS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BsftseeH 18th AID 20th SIS
the undersIgned, having located himself as
above, takes this method of informing the citizens
Of the First Ward that he has opened frst-class
Provision store, conducted similar to those for
ThIch Philadelphia is famous.
Here can be t9und ct sIl times q large and fresh
supply of POULTRY, GAME, EEEF, NUT
son.
Particular attention is called 10 his stock and
prices OF BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
Philade phia Print Butter.
Goshen and Western Reserve.
Being determl ned TO give the stTiotest attention
20 thS Tepts OF his customers, and TO keep every
rtiote In his tine of the best ty and sell Al the
public PATRONAGE
Fsmllio viii be waited upon daily for orders, il
required. =
no Is THOMAS r, WILSON
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SG9 SEVENTH STREET. eco
ARMY OFFICERS AND CoNTRAcTORs
TAKE NOTICE.
Just arrived 500 Windows of Sash, of slrsi
sucb IS 2, s, 7, 9, 10 and IL hight sash lust
the thing for barracks, and for sale ofeap by
II. w. HAMILTON,
Aren't for Northern Manufacturers,
No. 062 7h 81, oppo. Cent,r Marx and in thg rear
Of Mysr's Wine, LiqsoT and Cigar Store.
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BRIDAL GIFTS.
OLIVER SERVICES
SILVER URNS.
SILVER TUREENs
SILVER BOWLS.
su.vpp spooys siLyER DISHES

s,SIhXER SPOONS and FORKS,
SILVER PITCHERS, WATERS,
Wa great cole tion of Sn1aIIT nytieIss sa;to-
, be for Bridal GIFTS
These goods are all of our own manufacture, of
the most elegant workmanship and finish, and re
DO not believe, for variety and quantity, are sur
EPERGNES DIAMOND JETELRY. FINE
WATCHES, &C., fe. =
For sale BY SAM'L KIRK & SONS,
Established 1917. de it-i2ts
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The R.r Of S Se%msE; Y per month.
Do, lendemen.. u do,
And rood found.
No landsmsn will be allowed to take the benefit
Of this regulation who has not been four months at
sea Or on the lakes or MYERS.
GIDEON wELLES,
DE e0ot Secretary of the Navy.
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GOVERNMENT DISPATCH.
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Up BARTHOLOw,
wHoIRsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware 4 Agricultural Implements,
$50 SEVENTH SrRRET,
Belosc Pa, acsrvs, toyPe. East exd Cest-e Market,
WASHINGTON, ID. @

! sre the following:
Rope,
Ages,
Plcks,
aatohets,
saws,
Plok Handles,
Ak Hand zee,
Rattan or stable btcoms,
Forks
!5hovels,
Spades.
Log Chains.
ia ter Chains,
5:h Chains,
rrace Chaina,
Swing'etIees,
DANES,
Curry Combs.
Cards.
Hand Carts,
fMrbauks' Scales-Hey,
Platform, and Counter
Butchers Scales,
Butcher Knives,
Hoos loon,
strip Iron. &c , 30,
Portable Mills for Grind
ing b oree Feed,
Machinery Of q kinds.
90 de Is eo2v
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l.. T.. DY T. X,
lMPURTER OF SEGARS,
sNnnE -.

AND DEALER ~
\, l. | q q - X &c
~" Psra. aeerH>, bsttcssR I2tk crd ISIh rfysz-,
washington CiIJ.
,TTkkts kS.SL ~ THIS CITY FOR TIE CELEBRATED
nONoAhIEN WIVES OF a, sCHWAKTZER,
OF Vienna. ~
.sssoI,edJ 81 the soOye choice WIges 20 which RE
essnLot OF suUers aud the public generally il re-
S19 q 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11

Enigranfs settling tn colonies. vii contribute greatly
each others advantage Large and choice bodies II
land offered, furnish them every facility. To oolonize
successfully, corporations necessary, easy and practical
by little concerted action.
Now the time for mnliifudes. with prudent fore
thought and action secure with little money rich
farms and happy homes which NUT rapidly increase In
value for and their
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June THE steamer Ju-
niata while on her way up to Harrson's Landing
yesterday, and within about four miles of that
place, was fred into bv the rebels and one man
injured but none killed The fire was from six
field pieces on the opposite side of the river and
a little below the Federal army. The steamer
was aground at the time.
Our gunboats went down and drove off the
rebels.
A accommodating party was sent out Yesterday,
and found the rebel pickets within mile OF
ours, which leads to the opinion that another
battle is at hand.
about two and a-halt miles from Fortress Mon
roo, by our forces enesmped at that place The
work is progressing vigorously.
Thermometer 80 this evening.
july S.-Gen. Burnside has arrived here, is
looking we'll, and appears in fine spirits.
President Lincoln arrived here at an early hour
this morning, accompanied by several officers.
Among them one was believed to be Haeck
He had "A short interview with Gen. Burnside, and
proceeded up the james river.
Flag officer Wilkes arrived here this morning.
and many rumors are afloat as TO the object OF
his visit
The 10th New York regiment, which has been
reported so badly cut TO pieces, had only y killed
"A wounded, and 80 missing. There are many
who in various ways got separated from their
regiments, are now daily returning, thus greatly
diminishing the numbers who have been reported
lost
There have been two or three arrests here this
morning among the suffers and civilians who
had ed orders to leave and had disregarded
them.
The notifications at Yorktown are being put
i'm perfect order
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Indianapolis. July 7. 1862.

POLICE MATTERs-There was but one case of
anv interest at the Mayors Court Yesterday, but
that one excited good deal of interest aud SYM
patty in the crowd that heard it. A stranger
we omit the name-had moved to the city with
his family. aud rented house in quiet part of
the city. He was working man, and evidently
a quiet. unoIlending person. Some two months
age. his wife was taken sick, and he was obliged
TO hire girl to do the household work. Unior
tunately, he got one whose character not
above suspicion, although the evidence adduced
on this point, save heresav. went no farther than
that she would ttlk the fence to the boys,
and occasionally walk out with beau. Some
bows vii pered about that il was a house OF i'll
fame and the stranger was charged with keeping
such house, and tried. The evidence adduced
by the prosecution was the most flimsy-sO much
So that no household would be safe If such sto
stories were allowed to have weight, and such,
to the honor of Mayor Maxwell, seemed to be
his opinion.
Three or -four half grown BOYS testified that
tile house was reputed TO be of that character
Jim had told Tom, and Tom had told Dick, aId
Dick had told Jim again that such was the fact,
and thus in Jim and Tom and Dick : circle a rep
utatiOn manufactured for an innocent family.
The nelghl who have families, and who would
be apt To discern If evil existed freely testified
to their belief in the limo cence of the accused
The Mayor kicked the case out of court without
listening to the arguments of counsel.
It's due 10 the CITY Attorney, who is kind
hearted gentleman, to say that he was deceived
i'm his case, or he would not with such evidence.
have dragged comparative stranger into court.
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Vocal MusIc-Mss Dnah Crow, a female
cullud pusson. gave. between the hours ofl2 and
yesterday A. NJ, on New York street. west of
the canal. one Of her most inimitable serenades,
the great disgust OF The loyal denizens OF that
precinct, closing with Dxey and three cheers for
jeff Davis She was carried riumphantly from
the stage of her nightly performances by the po
lice, yelling curses upon the officers in blank
verse. ard lodged in Jail. We can recommend
her favorabty To the notice of any enterprisng
sh Dwman DESTROYS of giving night performances
in the open air; her style Is staggering, voice
terrifc-compass about one mile and a quarter
language obscene. complexion coal black.
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TELEGRAPH
New York Market.

WV ~.
Flour-Market less active, and closes scarcely
firm, with no BUYERS outside of quotations.
the advance in freights and the slight decline 10
sterling exchange has a depressing effect; sales
at 81 coal IS for superfne State; s. 00d5 10
for extra State: 81 60@4 IS for superine West
ern; 81 95d5 ID for common to medium extra
Western; So 20@5 % for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and s. So
d6 80 for trade brands.
Wheat opened firm, but the advance in freights
and decline in sterling exchange checked the de
mand, and the market closed heavy; sales of
Chicago spring 81 al 10; Milwaukee club 81 10
@l Ia; amber Iowa 81 l46l l6ls. the latter
price for choice; winter red Western 81 23@l %;
amber Michigan 81 25@l %.
Corn firmer at the opening but market closed
quiet; sales at Asa SIC for new mixed Western;
531sc for DID, 54d55c for very choice do; 44@
45c Tor unsound SIC for yellow Western
Pork-Fair business doing. and market more
steady; sales at so 37@l0 30 for mess; $40 IS
I'D SIS Ear prime mess; So 571sCd IS for prime.
the latter price for choice, which i. extreme.
Beef continues quiet; prices are we'll main
tanned
Butter selling at s@l4c for Ohio and lO@I7c
for State.
Cheese 3@s1sc.
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rz-sINGER 4 co : LETTER "A"FAM.

.E-SINGER & co : LETTER "A"FAM-
lily SEWING MACHINE. with all the recent improve
mcnts, Is the REST aud CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTl-
FUL Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing. from the running Of tuck in tarletan TO the max
Ing Of cvercoat-anything from pilot or beaver cloth
down the softcst gauze tissue and ever
ready 10 It's work perfection. itcan FELL hem, bind
gather tuck quilt. and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This Is the only machine that
fell. hem. bni and forth, but II will do 50 better
than any other mashine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may DC had great variety Of cabinet cases
The Folding Case, which IS now beco rims popular Is,
ass implies that can be folded .nto box or
case. wheh when opened. makes beautiful, substantial
and spacious table for the work upon The
are Of every imaginable desgn-psin as the wood grew
forest a. deliberately finished
make them. l. NJ SINGER a Co,
No as Broadway. New York.
Eksf- lind annapolis Office No. odd Fellows Hall,
washngion street. Apls-dly
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CONTRACTS FOR HoRsEs AWARDED The bids
for tie purchase of 5000 v.lry and artillery
horses were opened yesterday morning. and the
contracts awarded by Capt. Ekin. The bidders
were on the ground. and there quite "A lively
time. There were sixty three bidders and one
hundred and twenty-sx propositions. The con-
tracts all signed in the course of the day.
The following are the awards:
Cavalry horses-A II Abbott, 100 at 500 50;
w. II Schooler. 900 ut 500 IS; Buttoph. Saver
& Co., 900 ut S93 10; Thomas o. Lour and
II. Barringer. 2u0 at S9i: s s Grant, 500 at
S94; Thomas Marks. 100 at S94 40; Z. A. Smith,
100 at S94 As
ARTILLERY horses--E A Smith. 800 Mt 500 rs;
800 at S9s rs; 400at 80 IS
Average OF cavalry horses, S93 e624; artillery,
S9S 50.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9-Tbe special CORES
pondence OF Forneys Press, dated on board l.
) sloop Brooklyn, June 2sth, saws:
All hands were called early this morning to at
tack the batteries and the city OF Nicksburg
The first gun fired was at O'Clock. The firing
was intense
The Hartford Richmond and gunboats have
passed the batteries and city without silencing
them
The Brooklyn received orders not to pass a
battery without silencng it. and she remains
below
The loss on the Hartford WAS one man killed
and eleven wounded: on the Richmond the Mas
tiers Mate was killed aud six wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
oAPITALIsTs. AID OTHERS.

Land Agent Hannibal aud ST. Joseph Railroad Company
- City Exchange ......... Boston, Mas.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
CAUTION.

The market full 81 limitations represented 20 be tho
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRoCiIES,1 which are
In most cases productive ofpostse injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. Attending more prolific themselves Ak iorsad
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES.'
which 10y long experiences have proved them value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally aud esii
mouisls from eminent throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rROCHEs, when allowed TO
dissolve slowly IN the mouth have direct influence 20
affected parts the sedAve and soothing effect 10 the
lining the windppe into the Broneh aisys Pull
monAy Irritation aud gives relief In Coughs, Colds, and
the which public speakers aud
singers are liable febll-dly's2