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GENERAL McCOOK

A despatch from Tennessee says that General
Robert McCook was murdered near Descherd,
Tennessee, whilst riding In an ambulance In
advance Of his brigade. General McCook was
oae CT the bravest and most determined soldiers
Of the Army OF the West. He belonged to the
celebrated McCOok lighting family" and led
the Ninth Ohio Regiment In the famous charge
a. Somerset, when the Rebel General Zollicofer
was killed,
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PASSES To ENTER OUR MILITARY
IINES

pssses 10 tie army OF the Potomac, but they are
invs:!!Sbly refused. 1; ls the request Of General
Mcclellan :haI private vlsio VIII 6e excluded
from his liLes All the sick are to be removed
thence, and therefore the friends Of many OF the
pa,iens cannot urge the necessity Of their pres
ence there for nursing purposes.
Pasies and permits 10 places within other mill
tdry lines are not so freely given as heretofore,
IL . known there have been abuses Of privileges,
traders having been tempted by large profits TO
smuggle salt and other necessary supplies into
the rebel markets
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DocToRs' CERTIFICATES OF No AVAIL We
are requested by the Surgeon General 10 state
&" that doctors certificates Of disability" will be
Of no earthly avail except for mere State service
Under the order from the War Department ev-
erybody, within certain ages-without reference
70 his Physcsl conditon-will be subject to drait.
II, after they have been drafted, they are found
70 be disabled, they Will be exem pied People,
therefore, who run to their physicians to get GER
tfcates of physical unftness to "shou lder arms''
waste their time and breath In vain.-AlbaHy
Ersafsg JoHrnaI
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Live regret to say that Mr.. Hay the Presi.
dents secretary, is suffering from indisposition
In the shape Of the ague to which ell occupants
Of the White House are subject during the sum.
m:r and autumn. A more unht position for the
Executive M snsion could not well be imagined
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PENNSYLVANIA QUoTA OF TROOPS
ALMOST FILLED

HARRIssuRs, August 6.-volunteeYs under the
new call are pouring in here by Thousands. by
next Saturday the number will be sufficient fol
fifteen regiments which, with the regiments In
Philadelphia, will I'LL the States quota for volun.
teers. Several regiments are already completely
organized, armed and equipped, and will star,
for Che seat Of war early next week
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The Murder Of Gen. McCssk

NASHVILLE, Aug. 7.-General Robert McC0ok
was shot by party Of guerillss, near Salem,
Ais, yesterday, while he was riding towards
Winchester, Tenn, sick, in an ambulance. His
remains reached here this evening. Captain
Brooks, who was with the General, was cap
tared. Our forces burned the house Of the rebel
who led them into this ambuscade.
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ARMY ORDERS

Major Geo. f. Baldwin, additional paymaster
OF the United States Army, 10 assigned to duty as
musteEng and disbursng ofacer Of the State Of
New York, and ordered to report to Mai. Gen. E.
d. Morgan.
Surgeon Chas. Mcmillan, New York volunteers,
is ordered to report for duty without DELAY, and
also Mai Geo. w Wsllsce, Of the 9th infantry,
to Major General Morgan.
Brig. Gen. J. w Davidson IL assigned to tenn.
porary duty in the Department Of the Mississi pps
and Is ordered to report without delay to Gen.
Schof Id, commanding the District Of Missouri.
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IL The mass mee'iDg in Providence, r. l.,
Of y bica we have published brief tlegraphic
reP-'u, gr nd success. "Little Rnody''
Is T. fair way 20 raise her Josh regiment, as
the recruit from Providence Plantations said to
= rebel pic ket, " and If that don; do she Will
came LerErlf',
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IL The B.l,imore AUl.rieaH Denies as ride
ulCusS untrue the statement OF re Baltimore cor
ref. ondsnt Of New YORK paper, that parties in
MARYLAND had made application to Government
TO TaIse cCIUrsd reciune nts in that State.
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RELEASE oFcoL ROWE

Colonel +. F Bowie, who was arrested several
days since on the charge Of aiding deserters, and
was released until to-day, appeared this morning
at the Provost Marshal's once, and was dis
charged upon his parole not TO give aid or comfort
70 the rebels.
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WHOLESOME ORDERS.

BY the stringent and vigorously wordei orders
Issued by the War and State Departments to-day,
II will be seen that the skulkers from military
service, AID mischievous parties disposed to dis
courage enlistments, are to be brought up with
q round turn.
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A FAST Crow ER.-The Machiss MAINE, RA.
pub lean tells story which, Il says Il ilustratve
ofthis very fast age. A notorious Sece uion of
that locality was member Of the Legislature
eight years ago, aud was then twenty nine wear.
Of age, according 70 his own showing. On the
Enlistment roll Of his town his age now stands at
forty-four years and MAE months This Ii, In.
deed, sample Of fast living.
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ON THE WAY.

The advance Of the new levy Of volunteers Is
about moving towards the seat OF war. Two
Massachusetts Regiments, the Thirty third and
Thirtv-fourth, will start on Monday and Tuesday
next, both with full ranks and splendidly equip
ped.
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PRESySTM n OF HEX C'sBTA UsIrEp
Sites o. arD JCkY.-fhe United States Grand
Jury ioT tie i-disn- dist let has jdst concluded
IA iabo1s. among the pr,senrnents made was
nee iId citing Ihe ;TCaGizstion known AZ the
knight Ia GoldSt Circle, which, II seem
BtItI his an e1st. nc IN t"E' state. The leading
features % this~Ti osi'ian ere:
J Inzt Order numUsrS, according to the
pSt:E,tss II n -, ess.s exam ne d, ABOUT IS 90
memh'Ts in Iud.ara. This may u aa We toe
marx, bit .FE-theI 4 Is or not, e! 10 c-riai- :h&t
wy many ft-e Eenibsrs ole but partially inI-
tls,,d b ve &c idea Of Ia tT5a ons6le purposes
aEd will have thing Ia do with any actin that
msY Ia rfeIe with the laws or their duty to their
Government
, ibe'Ts'~nee OF the Order 10 known to the
x. oils, Id i's men hers Instructed to avoid
luiuri 2 ReteIs IN care hey should be compelled
10 enter 'be GTIhy. By a sign the me a. bsrs South
can make themselves known TO those In the
NCrtG sld both are sworn 20 FIRE over the ht ads
Of zach Oh In case they meet on the opposite
SIDES In battle.
, The conspiratoIs have devised a plan to
tvoid or feat legal preceding. against them
By changes CT vtnue 10 couuties where the
fudg,s are members, or by getting members on
lur!es they propose TO keep clear Of the clutches
II tie law. This II by means an unsafe Teli-
1uce, WHEN IL Is remembered that single jury
man Can prevent conviction, and there Is no
possible way OF preventing members Of the Or
Ger from getting on Jufies where they are not
known.
The members are sworn TO secrecy, and to
res sAnce TO the collection Of Federal taxes, and
20 enIisl ments.
TIE meetings are frequently guarded by
armed seBtnsis, and the members generally
come t. them armed. In CONGESTION with these
revelations, the Indianapolis Journal states that
the members Cf the grand Jury sdtfAed them
selves OF the authenticity CT the evidence given
by nIngling freely In the CROW d which was Ia
attendance on the Democfatic Convention, held
In thai city few days ago, which was addressed
BY SIR. Wi, kliee, Of Kentucky, and others. TIE
signs they had learned were recognised and re-
mfned by about 100 persons On the day the
Convection met Il is also stated that 500 Tevolveri
were Sid by dealers In indianapolis, doubtless
10 members Of the Order
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FINANCIAL New York papers Of yesterday say:
6ovefnmenIs are steady and rather higher The
sIes OF 1881 elose at Sex .ssk, the = 30 notes
H2t iiV2x he . per esst certificates are frm
q Ask :" We qaoss: Y: 8 Ga, 1sG2, 100; U. 3.
e., ~ S Ss, 1855, coupon, %; U. >.
tehed,) sSh: e's, 1874, (eoupon,j sSk
Money IL yeiy easy to day Al 4a5 per cent on caii
Tire sub-rreasuTy IL getting large smounts at 4
Ter cent, TepsFable on Ten days notice Yester.
dsy $50 eco were Deposited on these terms. Gold
szsd higher, ibe ueneed BY The loss Of the treas
IRE on board the Golden Gate, and rales were
made az Il4X, but Afterwards there were sellers
al Ii:R. TIe "shorts' In gold have met some
Vsry heavy losses. We hear Of deliveries this
week OF lots sold al l0jk alO4, seller sixty dsys
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NAVY YARD.

The President, accompanied by Secretaries
Stanton, Seward, and others, yesterday paid
visit to the Navy Yard, and witnessed the firing
Of some Of the largest pieces Of ordnance in the
yard.
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From Memphis-A Small eiss,

MEMPHIS, Aug 4 "A fight took place on Sun.
day afternoon, between Federal reconnoitering
party and a party Of Rebels. II was small
affair. About $50 Of the latter were surprised in
the vicinity Of Mooney Greek, and fed at the
first fire, with six or seven killed and several
wounded
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DISMISSAL OF OFFICERS FROM THE

BY direction Of the President, the following.
named officers are dismissed from the service OF
the United States Capt Amos stiles, slst Penn
sylyaaia volunteers; Lieut.. Alonzo Miller, 0lst
Ohio; Lisut James w. Dunlap, 18th. New York;
Lieut.. Jos. b. CLARK, 2ste New York; ID Lieut..
w. G.. Hutchins, 18th Wisconsin.
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"ELbfhh IT. SEwARp.
DrrlsTSssr % sIETR,
Wdskfses~, lSrxt- taao

'"kf8N, fFthtt z, Is6z
Information hss bssn ,Ae.ivsd at this D,n.u.
ment from the Usibd Stsses Coasai 1t csll.o.
Peru, Of the DEAN 81 The following sesm.n, viz
Thomas Robinson, James Pstles, Riehsrd Gray,
Carl Winnerstrum, Lswrsses Thssbst, ssiIIer.
mo Ris, John w. Dumis, J. J. KibesId, Luelen
Huntington, and Abfshsm Van Norman
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NV YORK, Aug. SILK a. m.-Long bonds
ss1; gold, 1I3H.
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THE NEW YORK ATLANTIC alypRN
Il No. $50 SfRlEr. BzTwlEr I1fE Irp l<TE,
AMtssMtafs Ersry Nifht-SIsNORae SKY DE- l.,
Hltn ner nne vocslle n. viii appear and sing New
Ballads Free Concert every night. kefresh
msnn dispensed By attentive waters
aus lvs r. STnEQoGI 4 IN
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q y FIG L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DhFLAIMkNT OF STATE,
Rashasios, 9Th August, ls62
Noace hereby given that until the reouisi-
TONS OF the War Department on the several
states for quotas Of their militia shall have been
complied with, no passports will be issued from
MS Department for any male citizen Of the
united snes liable 70 be drafted into that
branch Of the servIos.
wfLLfln n srw.pn
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PERSONAL. General Cassius NJ. Clay, OF KY.
d. w. Hale, U. o. M Dwight LOOMS, Conn.
are at Willards'.
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The War I'm Kenturky-Ansther Invaslen by
MerGau.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. The Journal publishes q
rumor Of Morgan's advance into Kentucky, and
his capture OF Burksville with an Increased force
Of cavalry, expressing determination to march
to the banks Of the Ohio. Military circles here
disbelieve the whole story.
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DISMISSED
THE CASE OF MRS FAULKNER

Lieut. Barent yanderpoel, 4Oth New York vol
unteers, has been dismissed.
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~ The ltslIan upefs Houss Of Paris wa, re.
Gently sold at auction for 2 900, 600 france NJ
Callado, the present occupant, offered 1850 600
francs. The position Of these rival spectators ID
singular enough. NJ. Bagier has the theater,
without the right Of performing italian opers
while N. Cazado has the privilege Of perform.
Ing Italian opera, without the theater.
IVA lady In this city, teacher OF musie,
was called upon few days since and asked II she
usually che should be happy 70 have such pupils,
but she could not teach young men mus;c In
time Of war --Mtcbsryport Hsah.
w From the census returns it appears tssi
New York has me am OF the whole manufacture
OF the country, while Pennsylvaaia ranks second
Of the annual product In N, York d e37o 623 Oo0,
In Pennsylvania, SIS, s0o, 900; In Massachusetts,
900 900 go. 49,
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Hen. E. McPherson Reneminated fer Con

CHANsERsBuRs, Aug. s.-Hon. Edward Nc
Pherson has been renominated for Congress frou
the 18th district Ct Pennsylvania.
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rAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
lY imp oJees Of the Treasury Departn ent will
30 he'd THIS [Fridsyl eve Nine, AIS o'o'ocf,
q Wlliards Hall, a. which ali tho employ ees
under the government in this CITY are cordially in
yltsd e be esent and parton pate In the deib5fa-
W W bANENRowER. Chairman.
]. r. yoNIs, Secretary. {.
HrTHE SICK AND wUUNDED-The
~ ~ rion Rshef ASSOCIATION Of Esst Wash
lnston," VIII ho.d thslI regular weekly meeting in
on FRIDAY EVENING, ssh instant, ct Q o'olocf
The pubic 4re earnestly invited 70 attend
A %; MA,nEs President u. X. A. e. w.
Once Of tia C7mmissiosrs xade. the act of April
IT, ls62, entitled "As act for the .sLsass Of c.T.
tdin persons hsld to ssreies OF labor IN tks DIS
f,tet Of CoI.nlbia," City Hall, WaskingtOn,
August Q, 1s62.
~THE COMMISSIONERS, having detsrnl-
w med TO adjourn on he 18th Ins ant 20 brInr
~ tnen WORK, notice 10 hereby given to all petit
norers for Compensation under the act to procCoe
next ten days. ~ h'A ZIG
The Commissioner Will. until the 18th inst.at,
a msos ~ O'clock g. M, every day, except Mon.
az civ WIN. R. WOODWARD. Clerk
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AUUTiOk SALES

AUCTiOk SALES.
rRLs ARTsKN0ON 8 TO.MORR0V.
By Wv. Z. WALL = co, Asononeer,.
Il TIE EFrkcTs OF A RAILROAD CON.
sia il...S !. osoof s. =. III -.
| IN front q n. 4 ast.on Ror ms
the tfscts ois contractor on . rsilrosd.
sss W L. WALL 90. .uot..
By c. 4. L. Crown q CO. Auouoo.sr.
HORSES; NILES nut 6s WAs0N: AMP 40 shR-
ROW. ts.isrd.,J MoRNISs. kst1., 1. "a
q. on ss rss, vet from y
ss@.S g he oana: i.rIe IumSr Of ,he above
s.ad n. q. 3. g lss sSce i'o 5. s
Without re.erve. Terms c.sh.. n B. Psrsons
:Sss q ,s &c s tss.' No s:s
s'.II ssol.h.d ~ The Corr alton, and vhIoH
ss1sTrsa.s az sstsiesy noIuiGfs, commencing Il
. r. a. 's rks5%S sHs 4 i .S, .v,.,
b. :. c. MosUIRE a CO., Auonope.rs.
liz fSrsSSs A. k.SI!os1on IA
S.st osooE q u. E.ot hSsIs s :, h.
s'% corIor.tS1 q washington nx per cent
!. rss IN casa IN sscIss Hs ssHf, 49,
BIw. I: WALL CO /, Agorioneer,
CIFEyr ISFFs st At KFSs5ic Al SsttsfiSs.on
eng Win Lss Nes md !. square ,: Ls sa ss. "a
s.. S. s ssd ZEE. .. 90 me q
sS,; On; ,si,d o.:a. and : ,.yn.n. Of ssO
Os1nPs 'ss 'fea, WI. z essd CO.. e oI,,
Byw L. WALL a CO.. -AUcuonesrs.
cossr Pa. sss..s a.S N..il .s..s;.
Grey STALLION AZ AUcs I0n Ion SAT-
At our Sotion Rooms. viisoS. reserve w Sol
ons erey 50 hon, about seven years old.
ssl W.. WALL q CO, Asss.
BrJ c. ms6sIkE & CO.. Aucuonsers.
- fors. kIosls9t G. bi1et EsrnltsEs. Rial
and S:ss ss css. fr..os ss:' S
rors, 40. &o.-on SATURDAY NOR Inc,
Rooms. We .hs ss sItOu nGT. G cur As0a0a
su,enor Rosevood Case seven octave Piano
Two SUITS Of elegant eosesocd rITioT 'I Fu1r M
ture: one il srsen aud cold. ard the Other IA
R,eSg af I r.sf.. v Ths.1.
e Es,s y , as me- "a, Es:Iii:
suIsn ,r St5ysd walnut Et.tsre s.deeosrd. E1-
v.rg ass DHWS sSs AMI gn5
OAK CsrylLr Table Waters.
Several large lna beautifully decorated PrezaA
lima Dinner Sets,
Superior Engraved 6iass WAR,
Table Cutlery, Ice Pitohsr, " aIteru,
Btnfets, Mattresses, Boosters acd Pilloys.
Exotlent V slvet and 81 uSssls CaTpsts, Ruts, 40,
Stoves, Kl'oh,n Utensils,
erGe Ref1gerbtor, Iron Ssfs, &o.
y. S-1he Cabinet Furni;us N above sdyer-
ueement 10 OF very superior sualitv, hAyirK besu
made 70 order. By RenvIoE, Of Baltimore.
auId J. c, Mcguire q CO. Auot..
-
By w. l.. WALL & CO, A1etioneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF THF PROPER-
OF ASkNunAs LIav WINS TIE CifY.-0n
SATURDAY NORM Nc, sth Irsi., az 10 s'cloof
We will cell IN front Of the Auction Rooms
GOOD Wort Horpes,
as1slsr,, Spring wagons. aud rs.rly new, .ns
A Bore and FI.ylsr Bsrry and Harness.
snepropertJ Of q gentleman leaving lhs city
aus lResl w. L. WALL ca., Auot,.
FOR SALE-A STAND ,. IN. y,gof,N.
y Market, No; $50 will BE aid al anchor on
Setnrdar, the 9Th instant. The groulc rert 81
Incense being ell paid b, the yea- IRE .sros....
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Tn. Less of the G3gIdep Gate

We Yesterday announced another Of those ayr.
ful CO Es,rophes at Sea which would seem 10 be,
for s7ue reason or other, iaseparable from ocean
steam navis alton on the Pacifc-the destruction
by Gre Of one Of the largest and finest Of steamers,
the Golden Gste-wnile on her voyage from San
Franci.co 70 Panama.
MSpEaRil 4. whore she was lost, IL on the coast
Of Nex!Go, 500 niles south Of San Francisco.
The GCld-a Gate was a splendid side-wneel
sfearsF, GS7 tons, and was bum by wm. .
Teub, in I-50 Her dimensions are as follows /:
Length 265 ie-t, breadth 20 feet, depth of hold 30
feet. H~r dait Of water was about 16 fee,
she was che Of the dnest coats on the route be-
Tvesn Panama Gad San Francisco, and was IA
rite with tn travel ng public.
This ship WIS noted fOT her police regulations,
and the rules in Felat!, 10 fires were well defined
and made plain n ali her crew and passengers
The Golden Gate was fast vessel and could
accommodate about 600 Passengers, besides q
Iarse quantity OF freight. She was rated at the
UnderSyTItsrs AZ, AID her securities against fire
We're reco -dsd good" she had tx o independ
CIT Ere prp4Fs, and su1acient hose, buckets
axes &c.
she carried frcn eight to twelve boats, sufa-
ciert ia carry sAvsisl hrndred persons.
HE 6O.6tu Gate -E2g repaired In 1850, 153 $50
and iz,teViy sic Lss been ppt IN eIcensat order
, here IS no doubt ihHt hsT lif upper works be.
Irg thorough bly, aired b. the tropical sun, have
= her ignl;st, burnt fur1ouSiy, and IL was be-
Yord the COVER OF man 70 stop the flames
SCLPCt re boats, no doubt, which were stow.
I'd en- deck, were consumed before they could bt
launches.
IL Is said the steamer was not Insured, but ZOOS
Ct the trraEuEe probably Is. Tie regular n: o.
psTs OfEpeC.e have .ualiy Opea policies and tht
coTs EHe l. " 40 means OF knOWinT tie amour
Of inS,-eaoe UE!ii tie Gfriva, o. tts mail. IL,
vPssri q wo IN from $50 0G0 TO SD. 900 at TIL
gEes. but as che is spmeWrat advanced II il
very g.OSsble that size is, a. above stated, unin
suTei.
4 ue most n, laneLOy feature Of tnis sad stor,
IS tas esGful lcss Cf life with which il has beef
attended TIE sarTiACe q treasure was supposed
at first 70 b. ianu ens- but late accounts induce
hope hat much IL not all CT Il, Vll lie recovered
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AoUEDuoT.

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
SIALiD PROPOSALS will be recS iyed n tiI ,hs
18th DAY of August Is62, for furnishing the Brcts
cement And and, rec aired Tor the oomp, sasn'ol
There wi DO rec ulrea sbont 200 600 Bricks 5000
barIey or Cement, So oe bushels OF Ssnd.Ebst
mfy be found necessary, Oh
Five uOdred barrels OF Cement are needed
satisfaction Of she Ensipesr S-9 ~ 'A'
rosms LOT PIGfossn nav DO obtained a. this
btiek," :for Cement, or .for -sud d Is he esss
az az ,T ps. s ana dirset,a 70 hon, CkLEB 3:
WIN. T. BUTTON,
a. D eotd Chief Engineer
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W. FL4ss-eLA 6s
INs sid s FLAGS. f Il saik BuSs
,n0n'' up 10 1 SlLf FL =, oDs, NE
me largest And cheapest Assortment In 90
gSisthsr W VII FaNoY GOODS. LANSs.ns
ElREM0RKS. 10, 30, vholesals sad retail, nj
w SAIlonAt FLAG ana military DE-
near Wlllsrdsf Hotel susoSlms
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctloneer,
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
- KS huhMrgEI AT AusIIos.-0a WEDNEs
", a. the resideIoe Of Mr.. q. Angler. no. sSs.
on pspn.y Iyani. sss1gs. b:I.een ist and a Sts.
Mshosan, SOFAS, Chars and Ts6ses,
WsLdrooes, Bsdstsids, Wssksands. and MAJ.
Dressing and ether Bu-1us. and Stands.
Carpet. ans o.oesS. cOs SHf se' ess.r s
Snd isIs ssi Ios sn 6a S SibSSS,srf srs
With many oiSsr sr Article snio s1'e =. s..n
1 seoses.Iy 70 enrmesss. 1A-
sss 30 GREEN a WILLIAMS. xus,,
By J. C. McsUIRB CO. .A1ot,oo..-,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sEWINe A..
u ohire, Painting and EnIrs1Sps.L go. ~
s fssf tPS ss5itsf e fqSs WE'D
ES 9sSef, 1s .Ssn gel: =, ne Issidsnos O. =.
81, Furniture and Esses.s. 'e NJ
Ms1Sssny as,t aloss k sS,ss; Sewing Chair,
90 ftrlor CT airs,
kslssso, PIER s SSss SIC. iTSsSfsns cAAF
sNssA9ssny Centre ssd Gard Ts6lei,
Mshos,ny bal Tres,
s 3. SSi S and .rs,
M.inut, yesny LIND nnd French .seS.tssS,.
Wtlnet Canopy and Cottage Becssescs'
Lss: a.5Os.ni csd.i h ss M .ns sSsss wan,
Irundls bedsts.s, ~ ahins ana Plain Bsreass.
Nshuesses feather Pillows and BOl.ie,..
ahofany Ex enrion Dining liable,
Otk Dining Chairs. MahOfsuT Ilrss.ar
Sto1e China, Dinner and seG WA
SSnllos Iaole Chair, Eight ray Cock
srusseds, Ingram and Ihree- bly CsTnet.
maltlng StSlr al pets. Olloioth ard Sods
THSte nemoer OF 4 slntlnGs ard knEravinfs
IRE ly sewing Maohins,
o01t,as Stove: Kitons1 Furniture. sas Rsus
Also. In mont of the premises. .bou, :, 49,,
s1d al s,,s aierse, nearly new Seat Csrriare,
Terms oaah.
ss dts ]. @, MoxpIpE
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i trust rssoss.S 4, II virtue of deed Of
zee % the land rds OF IN. ciry OF w.sS
lay ts, W. 4 ssasose g pubic sale on SAIUR-
ne Sestelnber, the FOL oyiIf De oyfnNd
E00sssII,s 20 vt. A pan Of Ioi no T. IN '.asTs
ssn VA Henhns 3k feet on eta rtreet RE Iifie
soS1 Terms OF sale Ono-third onsh. tns -
Snce an T. - and 10 nor ths 1 SesA' INC oei-
Al, zine OF sale vii be 90 o'olocf, on IN. shove
ana ls1sT r. A. FiTZHusH,
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5f =. y. mc6sIhk q Co.,, Auouopeer
VSsEhOLD FURNINTUREO on LAND.
NM sALI AT kuciIoN.-On Al % MAY
oisIoes W, august lin, com aelolnf al lc.
elsnSs We shAu tell ~ the resoenoe OF Adv DE-
S.Lntnt honsekeePlng, no 623 hArvIknd rvsnnS
nsminsan suee'' islAnd, lot HOsekeepInr Il sctss
Hair cloth, Mahogany sss.. and Chairs.
1 Esls.n s co sne Shtna Go erred L0nn. ss,
Mahogany Centre and Per fables
mMsssvxLy nlIn rost and other BedfeAds.
80. ~ Oo ssnlon bureaus and eideboard.
ShlIa, class, and Crookery Wnre
re&taer Beos, B0lfters and Plllo1,
~ ~ p -, attlng, Anc Hal Ollcloth,
Shapser and P4rloy Stoves
GoS S1s ssoss., ~ s benches, &C.
81 an; eOa'' ipr e Esn Ms enc zig; on yrsuuss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08

nFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
" AgebsT 9, 1872
PRorotALs yIll be reosi. ed until The 2sth dsy of
h s,ss tss for t5s SGmIisaon Of The auxiliary
Plans and specifications can be Cd sinsd sc tits
ofice. " ~
Pipe Vaul'," and Addressed 10 'tHon Caleb h,
Smith, Secretsry Of the Interior, Wsshington"
WIN. r HUTTON.
81 e0td CHEZ EnTinaaF
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r ATEsT NEWS!
IL IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS!

Drafting Already Comms1esd ~ WsskiarfosI
BRILLIANT CHARGE!
Later adviofs lliorm rs that the SOLACE
BEER moves everything before il that the prir-
BEER.
Still late adyIoss inform Us that . suooss.ful
charge was made yesteI day by the hotel and res
Hurant Keepers OF thi. city, capturing over tive
81 you wan pleasant and healthy beverage fres
rom xltroll or Poiso nous drugs, call for SOLACE
BEER. EverJ body keoks tt
ICr Depot S1s Est. au5s.-