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| AASAks.-4ue fSrlen Visitor r.
| cords the fact, that, in every modern batts
which has bsen fought on Sunday. The attach
ing party has not only been defeated. but ssu.
orally disgracefully routed and panic stricier
without any apparent cause. Tho following
are instances /: Perry's victory on Lake Erie,
Mcuonough's victory on Lake Chauplsin. III,
battle OF New Orleans, the battle of waterloo,
the battle Of Bull Run, and the Battle OF MN
Spring. - ''''
A Washington dispatch says, "0en. Mocld.
iellan's baggage train is in readiness. and oul,
waits for the order Forward ltis a maeui6csrt
arrangement, consisting Of baggage wagon,
and carriages for himself and stat, fitted up
with sleeping and writing arrangements Of the
most comfortable description. The President
himself could not ask for more comfortable
quarters"
ADJurAE7 GENERAL THOMAS. character
OF shis man, who issued his shamsiess report
WIN such Indecent haste against Fremont, on bis
return from the West, 10 fast coming to light
The investigation OF the Potter COMMITTEES into
the Character Of the ofice.hodcrs at Washing.
ton, shows that this Gen. Thomas 10 partner IL
the house OF Boyce, Thomas & Dodge. that both
Royce ana Dodge are notorious secessionists,
mat Dodge 10 q Paymsster, and that his clerk,
AeCooo, Is IN open and avswed secessionist,
-, PaoyIrAsLs CaoP.-A farmer, living nsa,
ointon, Monroe county, brought his last year.
crop OF tobacco down last week, for which DO
received - per hundred, In gold, end which
averaged 200 pounds to the acre. making one
years products bring Sis per acrei
friend OF ours asked bin If land IN hi
aslSnoorhood could not be bought as from ~
q S4O per acre. He replied ives, from 1su
81" At this rate the products of one acre for
one year, would purchase the Rise Of 5 scres
Tor al! time ~ Wv
Think Of this Eastern and Southern farmers,
,nd govern yourselves accordingly.
Messenger.
VERY LAcosic.-An amusing sword presenta-
ion was made on the 18th, by the officers of
ne Seventy eighth Pennsylvania to their Colo.
ei, WIN. Sirwell. The presentation speech Of
APT. Gillespie was: "Here ws are, and here you
re. This 10 bully sword, and came from bully
Elbows Take 1t, and use IL In \ bully manner"
%, sirweil's reply was: "Captain, tina. vas
uiiy speech; let u take bully drink"
a dispatch to the Philadslphia Press says
nat there 10 no doubt Tat the Secretary Of
le Navy will resign. and his successor will
rooably come from New York.
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Col. DsCourcy, Of The 9ixtssash Ohio, b en-
eampsd fosr miles above senesss4 On ~ Stan
ford road, and - near London = 10 would b,
q Tie former place. Col Ray, 49th Indiana, d
q HalIb Gap. Its probable be will march a
ths Mount Vernon road. Col. Garrard, ~ Ken.
tacky, e y Grab Orchard. Col Nssdyb bat.
talon OF Cavalry i TO form partef Gen. Car
tsrs force. Wesmorc's Battery d to encamp
1t Somerset. Gen. Schoephs Brigade is en-.
oamped 90 the rod from Somerset TO Waits.
burg, on the Cumberland. Hc win move into
Tsaasssse, on tho Monticello road, a soon. q
hs receives supplies Of provisions and means Of
crossing the river. Gen. Thomas hekdcuar.
tsrs are 1t Somerset. He. TOO. 10 waiting for
rat'ors, and will, in short time, 60 down the
Cumberland on Nashville, and turn Bowling
Green.
The roads are drying very fast II. CARRIER
rode 70 the Fssry at Waitsburg on the aesh ult,
and found the road in good order, dry and
hard, excepting large sized mud.hole in eve,v
mile. The regiments have been working on
the road between Somerset and Hall's Gan
since the battle, and, judging from the long
trains Of wagons that came 10 on she 2sth and
henext night, be thinks the clear weather and
the labors Of che soldiers have improved the
road wonderfully. The captured animals and
property have been sent to Lebanon.
Mr.. CARRIER was told by Secession officer.
now prisoner, that in sixty days Gen. Thomas
and all the force be would take into Tennessee.
would be captured-that Beauregard vas quiet.
y Withdrawing hs army from Manassas, and
would soon be In Tennessee. This may be true,
but CARRIER feels willing to trust Gen. Mcclellan
to keep the French rebel In check. Il seems to
bin. however, thassome move similar to that
one mentioned must BE- made by the rebels to
save their railroad communication. n Gen. |
Thomas ID permitted to reach Nashville, Back. |
nsr's force will be cut Of, and will bs sand.
witcbed between the divisions Of Gen. Thomas
and Gen. Buell.. Carter and SchoepG, at Knox.
vile, would break up the communication BY the
Tennessee and Virginia railroad, and be equal.
~ disastrous to the rebels.
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APRofHs7 IN TIE Wsoso The spsciaI cor
respondent of the London Times has been ~,
ting for nearly a year the demonstration Of hi,
incapscity to understand the American oues.
tion, the American people, the American future.
NO prophet was ever 90 uniformly wrong.
The following Ia one of his latest vatlcination.
dated at Washington, December IS, at a mo.
msns when the response Of Mr.. Seward. deliv.
cred three days after, was In all probability
written:
"At 10 o'clock this morning. Lord Lvo,.
went to the State Department and communion.
ted 70 Mr. Seward officially the note of the Enc.
hsn Government. Mr.. Seward expressed no
opinion at this formal Interview, and the no,s
WI be laid before Cabinet Council. and win
form the subject Of lite deliberations to ,dsv o.
tomorrow; but az the mail leaves Washino ton
tnis afternoon. I shall not be able to commnni.
cate anything In addition to this bare ~ tement
OF fac's NY in.ppsssion l. that Lr. Strara IN
ssdeasor TO open correspondence aud dat fa;;ro
~ ~ nse.'salry must IN aas h niu rsfxss on *
r." ~ Ms Gots'n,ness, to surrender Nsaera. m.
- ed StidsV and dtsir Ssrstartes In that q =
Aord Lyons leaves the United States Win ths
members Of bis leRstiono
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..sroNE BL0oKApRs.,,

The London Times, As quoted by US yesterday
complaccntly observes that "it never entered
Into the thoughts Of men like Jervis. and Mel.
son. and Colingwood that they could save them.
selves trouble and their country expense by to.
tally destroying the ports they were set to watch
Yet lit adds what might not England, with her
undisputed supremacy at sea, have effected.
had she suffered herself to mediate such an ini.
quity?"
We fear the London journal is not very well
up" In the history of tho English navy, whose
exploits form 90 large part Of it's nations clio.
~. Whatever 'Jervis, and Nelson, and Colline.
wood" may have thought proper or improper to
allow themselves with regard to other French
ports, (after Boulogne had been blockaded by
sunken hulks.) It at least appears that the "ini
guilty was practised against the United States
in toe war Of 1912. A correspondent recalls
the fact that during that war the British com
manders on Lake Champlain (see Cooper's His
tory OF the American Navy, vol. 2, page s4) at.
tempted 10 gil up the harbor of Otter creek by
sinking several vessels loaded with stones. This
enterprise bad for its authors Sir James Provost.
Lieutenant General de Rottenburg, Major Gene.
rails Brisbane, Power, Robinson, and Dynes also.
the commander of the feet, Sir James Yeo.-
National Intellieencer.
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How BABGR GOT HIS Coxxrssroy -A,u,.
OF the Till, (Ohio) Advertiser. who b..,n.. !.
turned from visit 10 Washington roI.,.. ~
following, which 10 sufficiently life.IiEe = =
true:
Almost everybody about Columbu, OH,
knows Babcr, while out of the c,n;,,l hs sI H.,
many acauaintances. W.
Baber is the individual who published III.
Douglas and Lincoln debates, and nm, the h.n
in motion tina. finally landed Uncle Abraham n IN.
to the White House. Baber. hence claim, ~
be Warwick, the Kingmaker and for bs serv;.
ces has been rewarded with the Office Of Paw.
master Ia the United States army.
When the President appointed the Major to
his position, he desired him to call upon thu
Secretary Of War and receive his commission.
Now Cameron is beseiged aud hunted by buud.
reds, and 10 hard 10 reach. Baber stood At the
gate for long while; the hours wore away. and
no attention Was paid to his appeals by the ssu.
try at the door.
Finally, Baber-who had for long yesrs WI.
red Chase-conclUded to call upon that fuuc.
tionary to assist him, on the principle that Chas
Is always willing to do more for bis enemies
than his friends. The Governor went with b.
Der, and Sesame opened. Chase with Bsbsr q
his side, strobe into the War Department and
up to Cameron:
Cameron" said Chase, "here il the man vhs
beat % you and me for the Presidency at Chicsga
five him his commission, quick, or Abe VII
nave him in bis Cabinet in place of one Of U.s.
baber got Lis papers and gleefully relates boz
'ouiteousiy his old friend came down."
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from the Richmond Enquirer, January a,,hl

i OAUSk-TAI
fsDEaAL 1iLIrARy CORDOBA WAL FROM RE-
BrLDoN-THE WAR Dsux TO sr Rr.rry-
| fLEH1r OF Work FOR CoURT HousE AND Gross
Road OsAToRs.-lf the plans Of Mcclellan are
indeed now developed, and if he has been placing
military Gordon arounds US, with a view ia
crush 10 BY . simultaneous copstriction a. tho
anaconda crashes its victim, there is one ele.
ment OF resistance, the force of which he has
not allowed for.
The very difficulties with which our eueuies
nope 70 surround us-the very danger with
when toey urge Us on every side-will add t.,
she neroasm OF our fighting and the energy of
cut on oil retreat and all temporizine. c.nse
every man to see and feel that his immediste
safety depends upon his instan. success. and II
wlii add vtgor to our blows and an endurance
70 Our courage that will make every soldier
count at least double. Pen up even q coward
and be will light. Make brave man de,ner.te
and he 10 irresistible
In the threats that fall upon onr
ears and 10 the great fleets that they are sending
70 our various frontiers, our enemies are giving
40 call to arms that should rouse eyery shirt
10 the land. Their great boasts and small ner.
iofmances heretofore, in the true style of Mex
lcsn grandiioquence. have tended to make Us
careless and almost lethargic. Wehave learned
70 desplse our enemy-always a source Of dan.
ger. We have heard his battle sound 40 often
wnen there has bsen NO battle, that We have
ceased to notice il. There Is peril in this. The
enemy Know that what they purpose 10 do thev
must now do quickly. Their own peonle are
dividing Some are weary of an inRiorious and |
lfuitless var. Others are in despair al the dil..
tory proceedings The funds are fast failinr.
Europe, too. is weary Of waiting, ami will 30 On
10 behalf Of the interests Of commerce.
me appearances Of vfgor 10 absolutely necessary
. Keep the cotton manufacturers from outbre,k
Hence Mcclellan ID moving his lepions. and
probably In earnest Are We readyy The Vs.
lrom should sound throughout our confeder.cv
The war spirit must be revived. We want
sar speeches at our court houses and cross roads
lor people should rouse up and organize a. one
nan, and prepare for the most determined var
~ ye not the circle Of fire that Ia un;tiro
round your Hear ye not the tramp Of the en-
mys Advancing lines, and the rush of bis com.
ng steps! The shock Of tremendous strife is
pom y. A. . free an independent people We
ave either 70 conquer or to die, and re a-e r..
olved not 70 die. The time 10 come when evarv
% Who hAs the epirit Of man. must abov Il
The men Who carried me to Mexico. Ara thu
'eo Who kept NE back from Richmondn-
scott 10 reported to have esid to Lincoln
Ct acCIellan's experience be made a bitter.
co.'s y traitor 70 his State, Mcclellan Is :
sisor 70 The principles he formerly ayoved =
o@pantoos In tnfamy, let them be cousiened tn
% Fellowship Of defeat ,
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DICKINSON county lands were assessed at 81,
per acre-tbe lowest in the State.
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DIED.
Ieb q the residence Of her sldss SON pessou JoAa
rsnny. q this County. Ars PsosSs PsssT. 10 shs @
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EVACUATION oF FREDERICKSBURG b
GENERAL BURNSIDE.
IRON FOUNDRY AND BRIDGES BLOWN
Up
UNION INaAsTTANrs COMING AWAY.


Especial Correspondents Evening staYl
FALMOUTH, Aug 2p-ESuer Stars-The var
ustion Of Fredericksburg, IN accordance with
military plans Of which you are probably aware,
has been effected, and the bridges blow ~
scros the river. TIE iron foundry at Freder-
icksburg, usei by us for military work, was also
blown up.
Gen. Burnside not.hsd all persons at Freder
ickSburg who wished TO avail themselves Of
Union protection, sees nably, that they might
come away, and numbers did 80. Amongst these
was Mr. HuInicutt, editor Of the Fredericks-
burg Ba.Hsr, who also broush; away ht pratt
ing materials
The read from fredericksburg TO Aquis Creek
presented curious spectacle to- day, overhowins,
az Il is, with the great amount OF frelght Of vs.
rious soru seeking passage. Boxes, Trunks, bar
rels satlers' stores OF all kinds. broken vehicles
and dead horses, are piled and tdmbled by the
roadsides m.scellaneoutly, Is whenever break
down Of a wagon hiss occurred the horsss have
been removed and the wreck dumped over to take
Its chances.
OF military movements In this dlrecsies IL .
not prudent for me TO speak, bul suface Il u say
that our troops ere In excellent spirits, and lock
ing forward to ga big thing in tbs way Of sniOn
successes.
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NURSES AND SURGEONS WANTED.

NURSES AND SURGEONS WANTED.
There is pressing need for tie services Of sur
geons and Of nurses (males) TO attend to the
wounded Of the grea battles recently.
We are requested by the War Department to
call for such volunteers from this point to repair
at once to Alexandra, prepared to stay near the
scene Of action for some days at least.
On reaching Alexandra they will find at the
railroad depot provision made for their prompt
tran, mission to points where their services may
no naaded
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CAPTAIN MUssER, LATE CoMMIssAR'

CAPTAIN MUSsER, LATE COMMlSsARY
IN CHARGE AT CENTERVILLE.
The following dispatch will be read with in
terest by bis friends:
CKNrRgvILLK, Aug. so am here with ak
hundred and twenty-fcur paroled prisoners.
wish to get exchanged and 60 to duty at o nee, II
possible.
Please telegraph to my family that have been
paroled, and on my way to Washington.
Youn, &C., X. nj. MussRR.
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PERSONAL.

a BOUT O'CLOCK, FRIDAY EVENIN6,
"A = BEAUTIFUL BLONDE easssd By Brow4's Hotel,
teman, who left her st the Hotal. The lady pro-
c.eded Ip 18th street. ana at the ooraer OF +, ses
iOfned bv en- oScer. WHO vSked with her slorg
str.st, past the Pest Ofhoe.
Tho lady, was very beautiful. Of exquisite figure.
ard Sssrd liz hit oo'or 1.-THE lady will seud her
addrets to &c. :" Wsshin gtcn Post Cfhoe, che
will hesr of o highly valued friend IT.
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A n RICAN W ATC Il Z S
FOR SOLDIERS!
American Watches for American
AT RED UCED PRICES.

American Watches for Americans.
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give
notice, that they have .atey Issued new Style Of
Watch. expressly cesEres for Soldiers ana oshcr
who desire q coed Watch st . moderate fr.os
These wstches sre intended 10 displsoe tho
worthless chss7 Watches OF BIitish and SWISS
manufacture, with which the country Is flooded,
and which were never sXpoctsd 10 keep tins vhsa
they we're ma 70. being reinse manufactures, ssEt
to this country, beesuss uusaeab.e a. tome, ga
used here only for jsctsyiss and swixdlias par
poses.
We offer 10 sell our Watch, which Is Of tt $
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIEk
KEEPER, and in Sterling Silver Cssot, HuatlIr
pattern, 1t as low price s asked for TIE sshJ
A~e,ss aud LspiYss Of Il reign make, ALREADY re-
ferred TO,
We have named he rev seriss OF watches
VIM. ELLERY, Boston, MISS, which name via
be uad on O. plate of every Watch Of this MAJ
Mcclure, and is oas Of oar trade marks.
sold by Oil resp,ctsbe Jewelers. in tbs loyal
States
wholesale orders sholld be addressed 10
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
Agents ofihe American wa;oh Company,
a so-lm Is2 Broadway. n. Y.
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LATEST APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE DIRECT
TAX LAw-For Missouri.-First district-Col-
lector, samr II. Gardner, Of ct. Louis; Assessor,
Theephile Psssin, Of 81. Louis. Second district
Collector, Joseph Bogy, Of st. Genevieve; Asses
sor, DAM g. Gale, Of Washington. Third dis
tricLCollector, G. B. wilkinson, Of st. Joseph;
Assessor, Jos. A. Hay, Of Canton.
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PIRsoNAL.-Lieut. Col. 9. d. Prescott, Mas;
g. Draper, N. Y; Col. H. J Shamrock, Pa Brig
Gen. 6. T. Harsuf, U. 9. "; Major II. p. An
drews and lady, do; Col. John Price, Nd; are
at Wllards.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

MARKsT RoBBRRy This morning q ragged
gave his name az samuel w eedon, stole a money
box and Its contents Of silver and paper from the
stand Of p. She ward, In Center Market, and
made Of with II, pursued by number OF persons
who Witnessed the act Weldon dashed into the
thickest Of the crowd and dropped the box after
extracting the paper money. He was arrested
by fatrolman z. l.. Bowman, or the county PC
lice, and the money recovered. He was taken
before Justice Dom and committed to jail for
court.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. - The following have
been reported since our last: .g, -.

been reported since our last: 49,.
Adam Heshelman, company E, l11th Pa.
James sanderson, company B, l00ih Pa.
Henry Bowers, company j, lst Mich. cavalry.
Serg't X J. Mailer, company E, 18th Pa.
Corporal Solomon G. Colsmer, Company X, LIST
Maine Cavalry.
James w: Lincoln, Company B, do
Inomas 6eary, Company I, IG0th Pa.
VIM FlnPatIief, Company F, i26th Pa.
James T. white, Company H, Goth N. Y.
r. T. Mohr, Company f, aist Mass
-Four bodies, names unknown, and regimen:
no, reported, wee taken In charge by the under
take
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LATEST BY TEL EGRAPH.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug 30, l1x m.-Fir,t board -
U. q. Coupon 6's, 1851, TO- 4; Seven-Ind-three-
tenth. Treasury Notes, IOia; Old U. 5. Demand
Notes, 1O7 =; Gold, 1I5&.
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THE SMELL OF BATTLE.
Not only was the sound CT the cannonadiDg Of
the great battle near Centerville, to-day, dis
tinctly heard here, but the smell Of the gun
powder was quxe perceptble at times when the
wind freshened from that quarter.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AvfNUK. MAR Sixth ST.

AND D5RiNs 1aE WEEK,
Eith Alternate Change of Programme
THE GREAT CAN!ERRURYI
IN lrstcd Houses Of fhs. Past Week
besr nnmi.taks j. es.oenoe OF Inc fact maj
person. raw. visited .gS stove LaI slno, it, FIR,
f!sae Of l.e'nent Ii the oitJ
inst haa ke pt ceeI tbs en-
tire Gum rer season.
Carroll i is - re ssoMvs.
HEADouARz FaR s Is :a' AksoLLo AND
And is not on ltshI- tned BY any bright. particular
woNDERr5I" 5t'e,sSssTEsLArIoN
BRILLIANT STARS!
WITHOUT exec. ton. rI1 zIsStst comb nation OF
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M AR Z T T A,
THE BEA UTIFUL
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Spa ISH EAs.SS.USE,
the y and ss' ssd
msneouy engaged 81 al lam 10 So salary.
se0cnd week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
The Htndsofns and Dastlng Gong stress.
MISC NELLIE yAfLOk,
Tho Swect and Pisas.ns Voca:ist.
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
n her much-AdniToi Cha taotsIistio Dances.
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
The Winning. Pretty 1nd Attractive Danseuse.
The Modes. ID, rs ,ase.
The Crest 3 Z s0 3 and Il ! p : :; A,.is.
LssW SIMMONS,
Thsuns9rp&sscd bIni olst aud Ethics ian coIetlAu,
MASTER TOMMY,
fhe Juvenile tthopian Comedian.
MI, X. b. BUTLER,
The great meIical Psntcunimist.
AND Az EXTENSIVE BALLET TROUPE.
seooud week of
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The Champion Jig Dancer Of the World.
AID Ia<ta Rubber Mas!
The orisiniiFtfy OF hla rts.s, ia msEsurod time,
o3IE 80 dn ofeIt !foh any other man who haI
0F;'sNV ehLLsSRER
have met with Triumphant SUCCESS In thor
ORIG Nal AIS
Continued engagement Q: TIE great Psntomimist
WILLIS AhMSsRONG,
Ei.LGVAN1l l. i.gUSgERS,
IN frenh tnd new kras.issi Acts.
J. sYLvAS CLARKE,
and MASTER JOHNNY.
Second night o. the Comic psatomlme entitled
NOL-au VENT.
Admission Is cent?; ocches.Ts Chairs 70 cents.
.sScrs osen at7ki ssItor rnsneo At 81 o'closk.
GROW ER's THEA Err
SATUR DAY, August sOth, leos,
with a. :rrsyof
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Bey0nd tbs possibility of q doubt,
TaG BESv COMPANY
For ths EE.uinC Season, Il ths Entire Continent.
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The ertertairmen! for the o,erIng performance II
the H. teLsey anu sing Comedy,
VIC MS!
presenting
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WIVES, MOTHERS AND SIsTEas, whose Hus.
bands, Sons and Brothers are serving in the
Army, can not put into their knapsacks a more
necessary or valuable gift than few boxes O.
HoiloWay's Pills ard Ointment They insure
health even under tae exposures OF d sold er's
life. Only Is cents a Box or Pot. 219.
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PFUUsTA wARpSrAfEon CAsEs-BJovs Jssstes
Waltz Jas Kelly, drunk; turned over u mill
tsry. Edward Brcoiz, Je -.e " bite, Fighting; Sc
c.ats cocts VIM Wilson, assauIt and battery
IS, Esas Nolan, nghAnai dlsRibsed.
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The iEpIAN HRaB D0GTO2, rom Canada, will
de.cribe diseases and tell his patients the nature
Of their complaint. or Illness, without living
any information from thcn. No charge fo1 csn-
sE,,atiOn CT GivSes. Oace, No. ii Washington
building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washing ton, u C.. su 25-tf
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GONE HoME.-The Seventy first Regiment
NJ Y NJ marched up the Avenue this after.
noon, on their nomewsrd way, their term OF
service Sthres monthsl having expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-30

A RIVAL os Sick SoLDIERs.-Yesterdsy after
noS. d UJaG arrived at the Sixth str, ct wharf
VS. sbout three hundred sick soldiers, from the
y 10y 81 the Potomac, and about seven O'Clock
tie ARIEL arrived with about four hundred, some
o! whom are Very Ill. Ampplances were at once
On hand, and they were soon taken to the vari' u
hospitIs. -r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-30

An EscAPE.-Yesterday morning, Paholman
Cook of the Third Ward, arrested John Eng
Ilsh upon q charge Of threas Of violence agsins,
his brother In law, and carried him to the sta
tin The eyes Of the ofRcer having been divert
I'd from him for an instant, he vanished, and has
not since been head Of. IL 10 supposed he has
taken the rosa to Dixie. The escape Of the pris-
oner shows the necessity for proper means OF
securing such persons at that station, there being
no cells wherein to conans prisoner.