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EuI CFBAS CROPs--The London Economist
oi August reports the British harvest failure
IN quantity and quality, owing to the wet and
cold sunless weather. The Marx Lane Express
CT July 18th, sntss the same facts, and that same
high suihority on grain sfsis, also reports that
In the scuth Of France there In deficiency In the
Yield and quality. Portugal also has bad yield
and free imports are expected. la Italy the crop
Is short, the quality being fully seventy ave
cents per quarter below that Of last year and TIE
WELD In hed- liant
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ORDERED.

Acting Assistant Paymaster SEQ Bordman
has been ordered To the steamer Norwich.
Acting Assistant Paymaster Samuel p. M. War
nell has been ordered to the gunboat Kineo.
Acting Assistant Pavmaster w. g. Foster has
cen ordered to the steamer Clifton.
Edward F. Clifton, Of Welles, (Vermont,l has
been appointed third assistant engineer, and or
dered 10 the steamer Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

II The work Of recruiting In Baltimore IN
der the late cal for volunteers 10 progressing
rapidly Neirly two companies Of artillery
have already been made up, and the accession,
- ths inf'ntry regiments are large. Yesterday
sao'asr squad Of sixty volunteers came from the
pe!ghborhood Of Woodbine, On the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and nearly one hundred from
Cecil county The eth Maryland regiment 1.
nov recruiting, and promises to he speedily
r ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

IL London TIMES gravely informs its
red - that the Conhscation bill passed by Con.
cress &C ndemns TO death the whole white pcpu-
lauoa o! the South. lsdOes not even except the
women and children, but says deliberately that
he North proposes TO execute eight millions Of
r-o9ls- Thin stupendous lie Il Of course followed
~ 81 Insulting TRADE against the America n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

HANUsCNs BzsIsSrSs BY the proceedings
given sIsewherrl cf the War Meeting In TIE
5evs = Ward, il will b. seen that the "Island'
With has lead of heretofore IN furnishing vol
-n;ecrs and in aidirg the sick and wounded ar.
riv1ng here, has taken the Initiative In raising
funds for our District SOLD ers In the field. The
,un raised last night on short notice, was an eI-
credingly handsome one, snd IT i. but en- eernt s.
If wsstthe ward will DC when thoroughly can
vlssed oy the energetic committee raised for that
r-ypose. The other wards must look TO their
l+uY-is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

u THE rowing match, yesterday, on The
schuylil, Gear PhiI,delPhia, James Hsr,n, O,
Piusnu'g, was the winner; his beat coming in
STersl YARDS ekead Of that OF Wards. The
course We, three miles long, and BsmiIl made
In twenty eight minutes and twenty.eigh,
eoord.
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u :. L. York and John Lynn, two notsd
EUerillIs, we're arrested In Winchester on Mon.
day. u is said that James Ward, one Of lack
.ch's most noted and accomplished spies, Is
n'kins around the town. He has been seen
several times BY some loyal men, bu. il seems
cannot be caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

ARRESTS FOR treason la Baltimore, yes;eg-
q y, ths following arrests were made Benjamin
BarHet,, charged with having served In the Cen
4 dera'e army; Daniel Roderick and VIM s
S'Eowriuberger, for assisting deserteri to cross
DC Potomac ct Harper's Ferry; John Blddeson,
John Herman End Joshua Burgan, arrested on
various reasonable chsrgts, were sent to Fort
"cHerry; Jacob F. Pope, Jacob Dalweiner,
Jcnn Dsiwsiner, Joseph Keyne, " illiam George,
/" ilnsn Burke, Henry Weaver, Henry Dough
c,fy J. @ DISendsTfer, r. A Zimmerman,
lobe Godfrey and Milton A. Lsuvre, were also
s-Tesed and released after taking the oath OF
5"eg, ince
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BoUNTIEs IN THE NAVY,

An order was issued by the Navy Department
yesterday to advance three months pay 70 all new
recruits. seamen, ordinary seameu, and Lands
men. This new inducement, added to the GER
tainty Of prize money, will cause rush into that
favorable branch Of the public service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

TEE SxvSsTE MAINLAND RzsMEsr Colonel
Edwin d. Webster, Of Hartford, has accepted
commission frou Gov. Bradford 10 r,,sa RI -,h
Maryland regiment, and 10 entering upon hi,
duties win an. energy that eaaap, tsil % ,eenrs
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z TIE battle AT CusBssLAKp Gar This Rich.
mond Examiner does not fully credit the report
or rebel victory at Cumberland Gap. In an
editorial article Il nys.
There 10 little doubt Of handsome SUCCESS
ia ~ 1n quafseii ous " 10 possible the account OF
had force In that country for four months past
large enough at any time TO have driven ofi the
fanhees VINO have been committing depred ions;
ont the absolute fnertners Of our Generals had
discouraged all expectation Of a movement. AZ
iest movement has been made, and the country
. eiectnned with the news of brilliant triumph.
II the army OF Morgan, the Federal GeneraI COM
manding, has indeed been captured, The sfeos will
% very decided upon popular feeling in Ken
lucky: Esss Iensessee was sirssdy secursd by
NC pISenos y Seaefal bfa9g and The embar-
capture Df the army at Cumberland Cap will have
more Intimate relation with the future Of Ken
tucky than any other region. W. shall srpset
csyy Soon" HasL'
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ID o-ds1 have been issued b. the Secretary
Of War 70 the commanding Officers q ell srmories
and srsenals In the United States TO administer
hs oath Of allegiance TO all employees under their
command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

Owns hisrAxs-Is is ,eported "a, s>.ss,l
Prince v1s assa psisoner on SATURDAY. Will
giving orders 70 rebel regiment, wh,oh h ~.
spok fes Unioa regiment .I-ssg s'--. = =
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Destructive Pir.-Ls,, s1,o. ooo

PRovIp ENcE, X l., Aug. 13.-shroeder's Print
Works, In Esst Greenwich, Consisting of ma.
cbinerv and nearly twenty buildings, valued a,
$4,000, and containing 5000 pieces Of print
cloths valued at eleo 900, were destroyed By Are
this morning. The good were Insured
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u The Richmond E1arsi.u bitterly bewsils
sc fate Of the ram Arkansas as the destruction OF
'so lr': ''arss clsss' vessel Of the Rebel navy
&c admission is an important one IN connection
tn TIE stories We have had OF embryo .sMerri-
"-cs' al Richmond, Charleston, Savannah aud
slsewhere.
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W The reported arrest Of George Francis
Train In Londcn 10 doubted by Georges friends
ss'e, who receive letters from him by the soous,
IN Uhish nothing Is said sbout Il.
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The Guerilla War In MisssuPi-Defeat Of
PeindexteR's Band

UTICA, Mo-, Aug. 10 The Federal forces,
under Col. Gintar, caught Poindexter,s band OF
guerillas at Compton's Ferry, on Grand River
aoout nine O'Clock on Monday night. Ten or
drowned. They also captured Poindextef's whole
trains and all his baggage and Ammunition
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" The Nicaragua route 10 c.lisorni, 4. o. -
RET pened. The nIst ltsamer, q new and ,ni.nt,s
yes Vel nhIed the AIDesica, witt sail on The as,h
Of |ctosrr c2lIecitLs is-i5 ~ ts.ss Je VA, ~,
N" - - - - ~-ts e. "a. al oa.s be tjot
la se's't7 :" innfsaSS he eqaency OF lie trips.
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF BATON
ROYCE.
The Destrsctisn o. the Ram Arkansas.
SOUTHERN ACCOUNT

SOUTHERN ACCOUNT.
dispatch dated at Cairo on the 18th instant
states on rese, authority, that Gen John G Breck-
lnridae attacked Baton Rouge on Tuesday morn
ing last Ho was at frst rspulsed with heavy loss
gen. Clarke, OF Mississippi, and Col Thomas
aunt, Of Kentucky, were killed The repulse Is
laid to the ram Arkansas, which faa led 20 CONS
TO time On the afe rnoon Of the same day
Breckenridge 10 said TO have telegrsphed 10 the
| Grenada Appeal that the Arkansas had arrived
and destroyed two Of our gunboats and driven OF
| our feet, and that he had captured the entiie
Union forces OF that place.
The latter part Of this statement we know 10 be
untrue we have had ofaoial intelli gence com
ing through the Confederate Navy Department,
| that the ram Arkansas was destroyed at Bayou
Sara above Baton Rouge, whilst on her way 10
| cooperate In the attack on that place; and the
fact Of her destruction Is attested by Gen freck-
inridge himself, as will he seen by the following
| dispatch, sent from Jackson (Miss-) on the 9Th
instant, via Mobile, by permission Of Gen Van
| Dorm and which Is copied from the Richmond
Examiner of the 9Th: o.
"AAIrK RIVER, Aug. 6.-About one O'Clock
| this morning the Federal gunbcats attacked the
| Confederate ram Arkansas. Messenger informs
| me that she Il ught them well for some time, In
| aicting great damage. She was lthen blown MP
by her crew. The messenger thinks they al
| escaped. JOHN BRxcKNRuszn
| II appesrs, however, by another dis patch from
| Gen. Breckenridge, which is published in the
4 tdme paper, duo WHICH also comes nom Jackson
| via Mobile, that there has been at least serious
| attack upon Baton Rouge, in which the Union
forces suffered severely, though the Confsderates
were compelled ultimately to retire from the
| town. Here ia the dispatch:
| CoLLET's RIVER, ten miles frem Baton Rouge
| August 9, 1Se2.-We occupied the whole OF the
town and the battle field till evening" but no de-
cisive result was gained after my last dispatch
There being no water between here and the Mis-
| sissippi river compelled me to come here. I
moved at my own time, and In order. The Ark
snsas laid with her machinery injured, nv miles
| above the town all day yesterday. Her COM
mander sent me word last evening that he would
try to get her up the river and as red IL II be pos
| sible TO send him a boat to aid him From the
reports she Is permanently unserviceable We
burnt nearly all their camps and large amount
of ores, and cut them up badly. Gen. williams
| and other prominent officers are killed.
j. g. 6RBCkINRIpeE.
Rumor says that General Clarke 10 prisoner
Parties from the field say that our victory yas
complete The ground was strewn with the dead
and wounded.
This attack on Baton Rogue mus, have taken
place on the 4th or Ssh inst Our latest accounts
from New Orleans are to the Sd The next arri-
val from that place will doubtless bring suthen-
do particulars.
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u Bdl. Gen 9 Casey has been assigned 10
The duty OF receiving and encamping troop. as
nsy arrive In this city from the seversI s..,e.
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RI q; McsyIHE 4 CO. Aue1eRssp.,
u On ~ Esbsf AssT9EkSooS. Ssas.s Is,
. o'eloek. ne shal sal, at kssby'l w han foof
handsomely finished. i
Terms essk si 100 II the rns Of sale; balances,
"a dts }. O. MCGUIRE 3 co. Asoes,
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II Ez President Roberts, Of L,strts, arrived
IN Liza cisy On Iuesdsyfsa
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BY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Ageuoneers-
A Sale OF sUPERIOR ROSsEsOLD ksp
Wk6SEsD. y. tss sosn ln.tsnt. a. % o'cioof 8
5. tween Four-snd-s half snd sIIts streets, Dorts
% as aas m.Tbis g, sp., c.rv.s.s
Two very Si age Sc VAIN, wh.tno,..
TSrss srsSst.lis cursIns, With cOrnios. ooss ss
One Yer, l.Ils eu,,fr.ns Mirror. With rr.s.s
wsliu. Cane ssst pininf Chslrs,
WspYt Lsdie.' Sss!nss or Wnhns pesk, ma
Nhst1ot attached,
Hsss, Esif sssi az. %O B.s1 Castor Chair.
nery me Neiyet ano Brussels Carpe.,
Xs,nsst french Gs, h. Ls.n.,on 1.Fins i.bie,
ChamEe and Wine Glssses
Bohemls q ass Deosnters and Sch cts,
Frsneh Chlns. Tea, Ccree, and Dinner ss...
Plated FORKS Tea and fsels spoons.
Ivory handled Knives and E0rss,
En1iish Floor and other Hall oIlcIo1hs,
Bronze Chapdellers six and otosr Burners
Side Table. Rugs, Msts, and etsir Hollis.
Msnss sSe c: sss 3D. Sa.
Want Marble TOP and Other Wsshstands,
Eesther Beds. Pillows, and Bolsters.
LIZ; soses. Po and 10. otnfs a 1870 &C.
Oonforh, Blankets, and other BeddinT,
lngTau, etslr, and other CARPETS,
Want and bronse hst Trees,
Walnut Cane seet Nurss Rcckes,
Stone China, and other Crockefy,
One nearly neI Iron ssfe, tVscnttne a Brr%'
An eIceiert sssortmeut Of Kitchen Re,uisi'ss.
And any other erueler 100 numerous % eounps-
The HOME is for rent Irsuir. en- The prsn,sss.
ssn GREEN q WILLIAMS. Au.s.
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THE DESTRUCTION OF rHR RAM ARxAssA.

IN, mug. ?.
The Confederate sloop Of war Arkansas, Lieut.
A stevens, OF South Carolina, commanding,
len Vicksbnrg on Monday to cooperate on the
attack on Baton Rouge. After passing BAYOU
sara some portion Of her machinery became dis.
aoied, aud she was hauled in toward the shore
for repairs. Whilst in this position she was az.
tackled by feet OF Yankee gunboa.s from be-
low. After gallant resistance she was aban-
doned and blown up. The officers and crew,
we are informed, reached the shore In safety.
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- s6diEF gsfse' on ssrry ycgs. See
c. tsIss fer 'H;.'ssfins Tsisg'aph,s ans
=Ils- -a1ffs4.
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FROM GIN. BuRNsIDz,s ConAANp,--In- con.
nection with the late movements In mont Of Cor.
oonsville, letter from fredericksbure cenveys
zen: Burnsideb forces In the rear * portion Of
ne tofoe which was sent out from Fsedeffok sbufa
last week (menticned IN aietter pubIished vcsies.
asyl psooesdsa 70 Esedssssh Had esstion, 1fsJ
eScy eordopsyille, resekinqs al poiat On
'Wedneeday l4st. aese tie yclaez vsra tom mn.
md the station destroyed. oAibeii rturn they
aestroy3 the railroad bridgsevsr the Panunkey
and returned % Freaeriak shu.e -srifhonf -
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THE GAL YES,
(LATE TEMPERANCE HALL
sIRIlI. BlIwlzN sIH AND 1oIH.
FtRsT-CLAS PLACE OF AMUsE6ENT,
WI open for the season
o. MONDAY EVENING, Asssst 10,
As the great Family Resort Of the oIty, with the
most talented DOM rany ever organised. including
full corps of Vooalsts, M ssIcians, Dancers, De
llIeatorc. Comedians, Aorobats, Gymnasts, and
t,e PrOmins.; amid this galaxy Of
M lie m.r srsaR .yel. FAME FAN iss ,eS~sII;.
rhe beautiful Zsnfretta, A norev Lea,itt,
Miss fAnny Ellison, Mons Paul Cane,
Miss Kate Lee, The Seigrist Brothers,
1as STAYS of tke Artistic Worldf
Embraciog every variety Of performance, con-
densed In one cnterta nmrnt, fer one
prlce Of admission.
Tickets q cents No extra charres-no reserved
seats; thus sfordns the citizens Of Wsshir Cton
q model Diaoe OF ANU sement O. q merely pomical
expense, ard an opp rrtunIty OF taking their fxmI
lies to vitlesss
sNIQUE AND MERIYoRIoys EXHIBITION
unailOJed By any indebcate acts exyresaors 90
Common In thehtsIs and concert halls Of the age
W. ahlLfoH----- rc1xurcr
oNky - - .fIopretor
can charbley.. .------ Manager
gu IL az
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DIARR HGA REMB 0Yf
MAGUIRR's COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF BEUNE PLANYl
fssaSdIe Rfisss Yeas sstsk Iasssss SussSss
hs Wsst ssd SesfA, sad nos sxfs.ssssls
sssd - tks Wsasru /r0ksf
YHE ONLY RELIABLK CURAyIvE
Io4 Ar
kkAAxkD CONDITIONS On TEE BOWELB
Caused By Change Of wsssr and Diet.
1SssrsIy Vsestsbis, and SSsssi to an Asss.
Prepared and Sold By
J. d O. UIRl,
DE- u6GISTS,
e.. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Bsl6 Wsshilstsl CITY BIZ
-. CHARLES s1OTT, Drusric.
Ma ITS Pa svonse. neariy oppsdss
80. Hsesaal Astst
MARSHALL . PAGE. ARM sutisrz
~ d-ln. No. Soa seventh ssrpse w.

- OIL Dl n o AND CITE BNsl
MAYHEM hsylng served ~ MssrOn the lsss
hnna' eds nom the hoeyits ., of 70 her nj -dicines
LOT me oenent OF ell. her r EVER MIXTURk not
On nressats nc enres .peedily. One tesspoop-
no So;S,er or Sivilisa .houd trsse without 70 ~
mlAIuhk. vh'ch saved hundreds "a oamp frpr
U1o.nsumSnon sst winter. Yer testimonials eco
vool Gene And Lisst Roons, sist New -Yert
4. iut.at Sr SOry. 40 Lent MsefSt1s, Sssr.
g. ssiI; al i! E;s s, 81 Go ., ~
Rois tsss sSsi.. ss1sf X ssbes.i. ca ca
Jarkso1, sergt BrAdiey do; CorDsrsl Wllliszna,
esta; Orderly Banks, N. n, besides hundreds 81
,, 70 3 had ., ssoa,. prss store. opposite Ne
nonAI Hotel; NGrr's corner Pa, avenue ana et&
sreeti MSrun's fIsuklin House corner sh and AZ
arest Bsewnlns ksstins, 3s3 Pa sy-nue
street. bs.yeen e.k and ssh,' Ws.Sinstas'' go
~. ieife, nytes theee sho aespsir OF bssis
sgred q P1f Joints, Chrome Rhcumatism. o,S
Syee, Oio slSers, urnors, Hsmorf hodsI ln6rms-
nsti asoa OF iettHs, Sanoe Q, 20 ,&c No Curp
t.sr;ns: Ne. AS 4 srsst. Sssvss. :ss md NJ
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AMUSEM ENTS.

LssisiAiz zvrss.. s,.l stI,II.
ro-NIeHf.
T1E BEAUTIFUL
TIE BEAUTIFUL
p MARIETTA,
MARIETTA.
MARIETTA.
MARIETTA,
THE FASCINATING
SPANISH DANsE USE
sr NEW BILL To-NIsHT! "a.
Resnrssemsnt of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
-,zs-s thssvsst and pisssins Bs'lsd veestse
Third week CT MIS- ELLEN COLLEEN, the
much admired and hvorite Dsnseuse.
MISS JENNY ALLEN.
The POP In and prettr Terpsiohoresn Artsts.
MISS MAssIE VERNON. and oorps de Ballet.
Continued success Of the
DELEvAN7E BRoTaERs,
In their daring set,. La Perehe, 1umbllns and
Homes DARE.
Third week Of
III. BUDwOR7H,
In New Aotr, Banjo Solos, and Patriotic Songs
DENNY GALLAGHER,
In his Irish and Ethiopian Songs and Dances.
w. b. HARRISON,
The great Comic and EItemporans0us Singer.
First week Of
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
Clown, JuGgler. La tour de Mason,
AMI Pantomimist.
Admiasisn - cents; Orchestrs Chairs % cents.
Door open &C N; Herformanee at Cd o'olotf.
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u The stree. Toll cay compan,es IN Ch,csx
sfe hdopf,nR aseet w~asLef car, which u -saale
d tft id.osty rsf iay9ss, Fxcspi tie oysr ~ an
s9.ii,f sisvatsd and 10 arranged a. 10 odmit
me- oafcuisssoa OF sir 10 tAs psSssaeen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, M Yci
w sssass. ssf,ssss Isi aad Il sfs-1he nbscri-
Dor respectfully informs the public that he has no
opened the above pleasant reuest for this season,
a an t5st hereafter on ever Monday and Thursday
attendance. A fine Ten-pin Alley and ehoounS
6alierJ have been erected for the empsement d
nntors Clubs and associations c6n have the use
q the Garden by giving notioe 70 the rroIrietor.
He pledges himself that 20 VIII lse his best en-
Srs.snce. Ia q im.i ERNsT ToEFFLEE.l
pA!RN7 OFFICE OgEIOsI1IRs-e1ids =
~. e. rs! g 81 10 D. f:s:ss 90 -
menfi fprnisAed; RsiIrosd KeSorts; Eil{aH Es-
lorts; Burnt P.tsat once asporG 6Ssal beofs
LAVE; Army Regulations; Panorama Of the Cossa
showing over 1900 miles; many taousxnd C6S1s
srioss gk Stair. ever Bank Of WshisItol.'
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TO I'Scs fsikis ss4 SsslNtsJks f M. ans

ofhkR B1slNsss nkk. AMI
ine ~ iu 1910 ~ Iss.of b.a.s:s, .s< -.
nsxS = Se al hlds Of CXRRlAek6 :
49, nssslrAIRiNs vita che Gressssf ISonSt-
ksy1nE none bat frst. elss. vorknsu. ss.nt Se.s
ny Isics. lsrs.ss viskfng % nave thcr WA SsSs
wv ss ssd Iscnsty would and 70 tssI inssrs 3
!. SIN. oS's s,S ~ t..ss,m !. o g
Eos Al..A n sE3s, SKkbb w !. ~
80 - HLAN!kf VI ls.vs ssla.sss,
~ ma Ss,. - sEb3SGN.
Y sly "a q. -. .a pssss' ssnnsaeias % RndAs.
VIZ ny nav, ., s11'I fr sssi
~ Eho SlScf. nrlh4t a. eli lks .susI lss1lss.
% ne Anrylsnd eide Of tas 3 o. mse Ia .s..sf
g ssr s, 40 ffs'rh' roF hr'he, sornsfoS a.,
s Al r.eeivsd - - 90 az on A.. d., %
800 - ~ - lISixht Inast b pssss
Ss eEd W. NEiiEs, Ms..s..
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FUTURE DAYS.

Uy W. L WALL q CO.. Auotiopeers
a RARE CHANCE We shall seu IN frons M
~ our Auction Store, or sATURDafMtlEH-
ING, ais o'oloof, 18th instant, beautiful yogns
Canadian Pom, With Busy and fulse q as<ns1
20 sult
an ifn w. L. WALL q CO., Aaots.
By w. L. WALL q CO. Auot1o.scrs.
A PERRY's PATENT BREACH LOADING
"A hIFLE. in good order, apparently never lss$,
yill ss sold 81 the Auetion koons. sATgRDAT
On w. L. WALL q CO.. Anses,
Br J. G. Me6UIRR q CO.. A.ononesrs.
HANDSOME AND NEARLv NEW ONE
sI.s.Hon sA1UR DAY MoksiSs, zsasss
18th q 10 O'clock, IN front Of the Asetion koons.
A hsndsome and nearly new one horse PsnnT
On. BpcIy. Set sins!s Harness
az Is-6ts J. c. MCGUIRE co. Asoss
NJhRsHAL's sALE-In virtue Of q wit Of
WI heri fsoiss under hen law Issu ID from tbs
Clert's office Of the Circuit court Of the Dls.Ies
me , aIrscted wi expose TO public ..le for Och
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of september next, Is6-
a. II o,clocf m, Lots No - and s.. IN TosdG and
Sunnells sqooivisIon Of square No. SS5, 10 The
city Of Washington, ID. @, 90 ether with oil ss1
sing ulsr the improvements thereon, se ned apd
levled nson ss The properly Of oanie :. Ha,h-
and viii Be sold 20 sausfy IldioIhs No. lcI, -
October term, lss, IN fsyef OF David Fovble
WARD n, LAMON,
su Is % -. Marsha d. q.
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MAnsHAL's sALE-ln si,tss q . yni Of
the Cicuit Court, Of the District Of Columbia tor
the county Of Warrington. and 20 me oirests1,
Conf House door 81 ssid couuST on FRInaS .sSe
5th day Of September next, lS61, ~ % o'oocf m,
the following desorlhed proeertv, 70 vtt, Let
No g. In .suare No SI2 In the CITY Of w a hIntton
d. c., tofethef with ell and nlntulaT the improve
mcna % n, selHeo and levied upon the prop
trty of James b Uonevtn, and VIII be sold 20 -
isfy iudciNs no. g, 20 OCTOBER fern Iss0 a. fsvpt
Of Daniel ID SwoDe. Nm. SEL0EN,
an ls-ou lsts Narhsl, b. G.
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EsEE PROMkNApE. CONCERT, ~ fAs
&c.: & ::
respectfully Informs the public that be hAs 1ade
M9obpXY EVENING, sfter he osnesrss q
GsDttel Garden are closed. pan Of the Marine
above named pace Choice ReffssSmsns co o0s
stsntIy On bard. In 7hs esrtss WI Ss SsssS-
nny i!nmtnsted JOHN BECK,
A POLL6 CONCERT HALL-Fss, -, Esa,
"A The manager 1t great 81 pense has efeotec Q
ENHANCEMENT with Billy Worreli, the Ereat Negro
Scunektor and sthge manager; Annie West, The
greatest tAyortte Of any stress ever In Wash-
irston. Continued success Of Miss yslls Prize,
@laa Vtols Clifton, from the BALTIMORE Melodeon;
Miss Eva Branch, from the Contneptat Prof.
Nschmsn. the veil known uoliriR and nunoai
conductor Admlsson free Lunch and R1hears-
q every morning, lo-lS O'Clock.
lyn ----- FREY, Preprletor.
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. "a tnsus 70 nav An aus at the c,ris
80. Ssl4ssa r a 10 M N. /: Sc 3 !, d.
ssa 90 -ts,, & sss! .,e. q. a E-i-sa
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