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DROPOsALs FOR OATS.
DIroT QuARTERMAsTIR's OFFICT,
C0IHsF Of l6fh dsd 81 strssfs.

Corner Of lsfh dsd & Streets. ,
WASHING TON, August IS, lSe2.N
SIALzD PRoPos.Ls will be received at this okioe
until FRIDAY, the 9Th cay Of August a. u O'Clock
one hundred ihouss I'd bGshsS Of Oats
S, 60 90 eis f9Sa msrSsIn..S su''
Oats will be received By weight, At (S2) thirty
two pounds 10 the bu1hst
s.sfs TO be furnished without extra charge to
Dslivery 10 De INSIDE IN the city Ct Washington.
within 1907 tEeniI days frogl the cafe OF tbs con-
PROPOSALS.
The foil name and Post Once address Of the hid
der must appear IN tbs proposal.
If bid is msdo in The Esme OF firm the psmes
considered as the ndivitul proposal Of the partner
PROPOSE. from disloyal partis, ~,A not b eo~-
sidsred, and AN OATH or ALLEGIANCE nusT ACCOM-
PtST EACH PROPOSITION.
IR, Qusrterm.,tsr U. 8; Army, Wkshington, y.
e, ADD should be plainly marked Proposals. for
GUARANTEES.
,b nhs f Y 81 sss b beer to a. the contracts
be appended to the guarantee.
g. S5 81 tss Iu Ss
peSresi DlstIlct Court or CT the United States
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
arg opened, or their proposals will not be con-
Bonds, In the sum of Eve thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both o. his E1araltoTs, will
te IetuiTe1 or the successful bidder upon signing
the Contract
As the bend must accompany the contract il viii
BE- recessary Tor bidders to ha, Q their bOndemen
with thom, or 70 have bonds signed IN ALtIolea-
ton and ready to be produced when the contract
Is signed. Blkni for bones csG bs procured uPsn
application being made at this offoe, either ser
sonallJ, by letter, or by telegraph.
Fo-ss e. 6zerGEfss
We. of the county Of and State Of
90 fcrsS1 hs S2ae:y Az sa e
inlhl contract, ip GOOoTdsRoe with ths tsTInr Of
accepted, he will Ct onoe enter into contract In
accordance herewith
Should the contract be awarded HIM We are pre-
pared 70 become his secur itles.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the oAclal
certificate aDavo mentloned.l
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, DC.
AL Oats contracted for uLdsr this Advertisement
will be rigIdlJ insp ected ana such do not prove
| Of GOOD sound merchantable quality Will be re-
jected.
| Payment TO be made uysn the oom,Ieton OF the
contract or so soon thereafter the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be In funds. SD
ANY lpformaiity IN the bad or non oonformapce
With the terms Of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal
Delivery TO be made 1t the Railroad Depot. or al
| one Of tie Governs nt Whsrves in the city OF
The De sot Quartermaster reserves to himself
the night to reject any or sll bids that he may
deem too high. ID. H. RuCKER,
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III Governor johnson, OF Tennessee, has an.
pointed Ex-Governor Campbell, Of that STATE, an
agent to WRIT the various prisons 10 the North
wnere TennesSeeans are confined, and should
any Of them desire to take the oath Of allegiance
and return to their homes, they will be allowed
to do 40. All the other prise ners now confined
here will be exchanged Immediately.
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FURTHER IN REGARD TO TIE CAPTURE
THE COI.ITMRIA

Tie Navy Department has received tome par
tculars Of the capture of the steamer Columbia
by the gunboat Santiago de Cuba. She was taken
about seventy-fve miles from Alaco, after a chase
Of six hours. She had left Nassau the day previ-
Gus, ostensiby bound for 81. John'si was under
British colors, but had no register whatever.
She 10 loaded with munitions Of war-cannons,
rihes, powders shells, cartridges, army blankets
and iron plates. She Ia a new, fast iron propeller,
provided with ports, and probably intended for q
Confederate gunboat. This Is her frst attempt at
running the blockade. She had on board
Charleston, savannah and Bahama pilots
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ARMY PROMOTION

Major Davis Tilson, Of Maine, has been sp,
pointed chief Of artillery In McDowena ccrps
One Of MsjOr TilsOn's batteries, the I'd Maine,
Capt. Hall, came calamity up TO the IRE at the
bsttle of Cedar Mountain, and opened upon the
flank OF the rebel camp, near morning. His first
shot killed Gen Winder and killed or wounde
his whole staff, thus throwing the right wing Of
the rebel army into confusion, and his rapid FIRE
afterwards dealt death and destruction Into them
at fearful rate
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IN NOTICE.

The subscriber, having recently oomlleted the
former premises, 4 DESTROYED By hrs some time
=, h-gs 10 cali the attention of his old friends
ar the ab!o generally to the fsct, and 70 r.mn1
them of his ability 20 serve them II al branches
V GENERAL sxoCERY TRADE,
having ample room and increased hoili;ies 70
transact tu sinoss-
He hss recently returned nom tbs vauo4
Northern Esrkess, where he has orreiu!ly selected
tcou pete stoek of
EVERYTHING REQUISITE FOR FINE
FAMILY GROCERY.
and, having purchased exclusively fer ossh, can
5fr,r p,ouisr Inducements. both IS to frloe and
His Stock Of Fine Teas, Wines, Lisuors, Sugars
OF ell era ics. Spices,
bourbon, Monong ahela, ard Rye Whitfey.
FTuits. Mustard, auces Wood IN Wac, &c,
Are oftLe best description, ard oil tdiptcd to
'A' - JESSE %. WILSON,
No, 321 PelnsylvaRla avenue,
an Is I'm between 6.h ard h cts. sr nth flde.
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BATON ROUGE nor CAPr.RED.

On Tuesday last we copied from a Richmond
paper Geographic dispatch from Gen. Brsckin.
ridge to Gen Van Dorm which alluded to a prior
dispatch sent by the same ofhcer relating TO his
attack on Baton Rouge wenow have a COPY OF
the tirEt dispatch, in the absence of which but
little could be known Of the nature OF the conf Ict
IL appears from this that Baton Rouge wds not
captured, but that sitter severe struggle General
Breck1nridge found IL necessary 10 withdraw his
forces:
One Mule and q half from Bason Rouge,
AusuIt 5, ls62.-Receivlng a dispatch that the
Arkansas would cooperate, 1 attacked Baton
three thousand men. After a struggle of Ave
hours we drove the enemy from all points 70 tbe
arsenal, and lower, and to the cover OF their gun
boats, taking number prisoners, several hags,
diminished, exhausted force could not take the
arsenSl, and the troops almost psrishinp for
water, we have withdrawn one mile and half
from the city, but hope 10 resume the attack in
half an hour. i think our loss has been as heavy
90 that Of the enemy. Gen. Clarke Is MORALLY
wounded. Col. Hunt, OF the 5th Kentucky, and
Coils. Thompson and Allen Of the 4th Ioulsiana.
aud others, severely wounded. The effective
force OF the enemy, exclusive Of the mortar boats
IL Tept rted to me at fve thousand strong.
JOHN G. BRKcKIaRIpsR,
Msjor General Commanding.
To Sen. VAN Dom. --- :
General Breckinridge, we think, largely over
estimates the Union forces. He had good reasons,
doubtless, for creditlng the reports which stated
tneit number at nearly double his own. At all
events, he did not deem II ex pedient to resume
the contest In half an hour bat on the contrary,
withdrew his army 10 Ca1lett,s river ten miles
from Baton Rouge, whence, on the following
day The 9TH, he telegrsphed that nothing dscis.
We are now in possession Of New Orle,ns m.
pers to the 5th instant, and by the next arrival
from that place may expect to receive authentic
accounts both OF the attack and defense.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Posr OFFICE DEPIRIM INT.
WASHINGTON, Ausrst Is, 1852

H.- PosY OFFICE DEPBR1NtNY. I
wAsHINeTos, Aufrst 10, tse2
SIALIp PROOFS AIS viii he reserved at this De
sartmenl until g O'Clock N ,on NsndaJ, the LIST
dsy of septemher. for furnishing for the Depart
ment-
go tons a. 40 lbs. to the 'ou) Of the bes! hard
White Ash Coal, furusoe size
50 tons X ed Ash. same size
$40 cords best Gek Wood. and
20 cords best BAKERS Pine.
One half Of which, 81 least to be delivered By the
9Th of September and the balance - soon there
aftor - reyafaiioUs oan be made TO receive II.
Parties will be at liberty 20 bid for the w God and
Coal together, or for eithsr one separately, and
their bids will BE- ooI sidered accordingly.
SaGsfact,ry aIrsnEeT ents mast be made 70 Sc
cure TO the Government ful weig ht and measure.
The Wood il TO be corded and measured upon
the premises and one half the oak 20 be SAVED into
three pieces sud the Other hall into two, ans oil 70
be piled away In the cellar -.-
The Coal is 10 be slowed Away In TIE buuks,
which are very accessible.
No bids will be entertained unle tie most sat
isfactory eyidenoe csu be furnlshed Of tbs re-ia
JitJ and loyalty of the parties.
PaymentI Will be msde without unreesonab
delay.
Samples Of the Coal proposed 20 be furnished
must subnistcd to the superintendent before the
Proposals to be addressed to the Disbursint
Clerk of the Post ONCE Department, and 6ndorsed
proposals for Wood and Coal" sule.stsvtsepl
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NEW AND SIMPLiFIBD METHOD FOR
IN Plano FOhTE AND SINGING.
P=ofas.or ALI XANnER w0InHSEI. Pr

snist and Com ,oseT has returned from -m
the London Exhibition, and cp.nl aSfYVH
course for the rIsno and SIrIlnf BY hIs'
Neva SImplif cd Method. By Prof. WolowsfI',
Duyio Will ba enabled In Vo:y short umo to re- I'd
music with great facility and execute operslc Is
20 tbs woes part, By his Eay of vooAliz ,tion rs
arrives nt most extraordinary retuts, readers the
voice Fosefful, aud enables tbs singer to vooalZs
with fkoIli y, aocrrAuJ and fine quality Of tone
Prof WolOw1kl reoeiyes visitors daily from to
O'Clock ?: m. At his TelideLce. No. 4s1 Tenth st.,
between r. srd r. au Is In
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COL CORCORAN

This gallant officer win be sersnaded TO might,
at Wizards Hotel, at eight O'Clock. Speeches
viii be made by Coils Corcoran and Wilcox, Hon
Alfred Ely, Senator Harris, and others. Col Cor.
corans old Regiment, the seth New York, has
been ordered to Washington to be present on she
occasion
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I,BE METROPOLITAN BAH ROOMS,

FT0NE ~ ava upyf OtI I'LL IVA W.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are now OF On and reajy for all persons who de
sire Hot or Cold, Shower, Steam, Vspor and Ned
ioa'ed Baths
At great en- pense these Bsths have been fitted up
to meet q want long fslt in this oity, and We now
off Or 10 the oItiz ,ns of Washington as fine suits
Of BathiaE Rooms as ever opened - any publlc In
the United states.
All are invited to oll and see for themselves.
~ Open from q n until 10 m on Sundays
from .. N. to u, Those rooms are under the i'm
mediate supsrlntendenos Of JUsTUs CHoLLAR,
Thoroughly understands the bkthInr business in all
its branches. "a l6-lm
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The NBw NAVY YARp.-The meeting OF the
board to examine the site for a new Navy Yard
has been postponed Till the 2s.h Inst, on which
day the board win assemble at New London
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THE REINPORCEMENTs.

AT the rate at which the new levies are being
sen. 10 the field, Il 10 clear that Pope's and Nc.
Clellan's armies may be strengthened In the next
fortnight TO the extent Of at least 60 co., while a.
many more new levies will join our armies In the
Geld In the Vest In the same time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18

COMPLICATED NEGROES The Louisville Jou,.
na! Of Saturday states that the steamer Fit1hugh,
from Cairo to Cincinnati, had on board ffty con .
fscaied Arkansas negroes from Curtis com mand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18

IL The commissioner Of internal revenue has
prepared form Of book to be kept by distillers
and brewers which will be furnished 10 parties
interested upon application.
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ID The health Of the Army Of the Potomac
appears to be improving. The number Of per.
sons on the sick list throughout the army being
about eleven per cent. Of the who'll, some divis-
ions averaging more, some less
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Msjor General Commanding.
To Sen. VAN Dom. 0


THE BATTLE AT KIRKsvILLB-The battle be.
near Kirksville, Missouri, last week turns ont -
have been q more complete discomhture of the
rebels, than was supposed. Porter had force Of
three thousand men He LEFT one hundred and
hundred prisoners. u d stated that about tvo-
ttIas of his feses deserted him, una he retreatsd
With thE rest par ued vigorously sy Col Mcneil
Only eight OF tLe Federais wefe KILLED. Tbs
total. w = s1at. s - :
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EXCHANGES OF PRIsONERs

Tie exchange Of prisoners IL still pTosr5siing
az Aikeh's Llpding, on the James river, ths on h
Adtn;sHt General Thomas. 1t 10 now 90 fined to
ef1csFs.
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MRS WREN h,,yins served as Msston the las:
met
ony prevents ut cures ,pee1Ily. One teaspoon
no Soldier or Giviaa shou tr.I el vithoutIt Fut
up u b1tsles to suit the pocket: Alsi, her LuN6
Consumption lsst wintsr. For testimonials see
list:
A jutant or .fory. do Lieut. MsoIntire, Quar-
sR ao E Beam s1'nSes ciR p1 s ss
SsrEt: Major Gregg, Capt aS%gxsEpSiOss, ssrs. .
Jaek.oD, rsrEt Bradie, do; Corporal Williams,
64th; Orderly Banks, N. n, besides hundreds of
TO b.. had at stOtts Drug Store, opposite. Ns-
tionsl Hotel; Nslrn's corner Pa, avenue and 9th
street; Browning 4 Heating, sos Pc avenue,
where Sut,sIs Iiy BE- s ssgPp Or esSot 44a
'' MT. Wren. M Md.s a and Marnstio Eclectic
Ply ioian, invites those who despair OF beIng
Eyes, Old sIeers. JUNIORS, Hsmorfhoids inhr@i.
ties, Itch or letters, Cancers, 90 10. No Cure,
RH .s 9S'saa sss SssxssH ca and
+ IsT OF UNCALLEp FOR PAokAsEs on
IL storage st w. L. WALL q CO.'S, south
corner q ta, avenue p and Ninth st.
k. Thomas, ioss Pa. Rss't. osrs Capt Duff
Box and Bile. Mdseo n e.. {. -.
+. EsSsfsfsidsf. care 1t. Rose. eth Mich Rss,-
?. W. Lsvrsnoe-I Boxes, . Chests, eks China.
n. IaNereealK eg Whisky, svIasr
60! ssS fssssr, ID IN aish. R.s's-i Boz and Bag.
]. w. Bell Box, .srssIF -
s:s' = fsI sI;' 6i1 ssa Co. se... H., Il.
W. Vanfest-l Ker. ra ri
Chaplain Sstleef.. tsith Ill. Cav - Boxes.
n. 8 Rebb..t Boxes, . as : : $50
n n Ara sfa% A. - S~l~~
- : - W. L.wALL 3 90, - E.
2 eoata corqsr Pa. avenue and NiutI ft.
"a 10 50 lkelubleAn.l - f-5I-f Il
y MON FE n A l. EsA Ca % z a VI
EEN9aAoADRMIo YEAR
s.5l SEPLEMR1R lsT. .zsf4 81.
CireuiNsist the Bookstores isu Mn
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tsb'ishmeut only. she Is the only person in the
profession of that rams fnT hers nsumlpf u
~ koyIsIsIA AvFssx, pyaI sixsrsf'
MONDAY. Augustus.
AND DTRINs THE WEEK,
With Alternate Change of Programme!
f. o. TRIUMPHANT STILL
IroRlLsKp ATTRACTION FoR TsIs WHIT
GALA WEEK,
AT THE GREAT CANTERBURY,
With its Powerful Combination Of Artistes.
. Such an
Immense Array Of Talent and Bsastv
upon one stage 10 Without precedent IN the annals
of emusements.
II FEARS NO RIVALRY.
OF suoh could exist,I
BUT FLoUaIsHEs TIE MORE.
And 'he
GRO WDED Ho TSBS
Accorded 20 IL by tbs public demands IN soknovl-
edgement Of
UNPARALLELED PATRONAGE.
Il beng now ESTABLISHED, as the only Institution 10
the City for tbs seekeTs CT Amusement, Who
abiiity and freedom from Y1lssfiiy~
il stands on the Hook Of Psbno
Opinion, which n the solid
foundation of suocess.
TIE CANTERBURY SPARES NO EXPENSE
to obtain tts best talent in the country; Tor here
AHA. Great Stars Of tAs Prersssios
First make application for engagement
Immense succ,ss Of
THE BEAUTIF
MARIETT
the fssciI sdng
SPANISH DANsEUsE,
bs9us. sss ]. The i niece sse of he ssssrsisd
Francois aud Gabriel Ravel and everywhere
sensation OF the day All vhe nave
ssen her will reno m ber her son,
Winning sRpsaIsnes and
Mile MLRIKITA
the chief feature-the prIn-
oipsl card Of tie Rsy.ls during
theu recent tour through this
country. She il younE and handsome,
u ,Ed ~ receipt oftks REAIEsI.
| before the public, fer continued engagement.
First week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER.
The Bssutful and Dssl inr sonTstress.
First week Of
NJ. JEAN CLOSKI,
The Champion Jig Dancer Of the World
CONTINUED engt-ement OF
MISC NELLIE TAYLOR,
The swe,t snd Pleas.Ig osn'stfioe.
ALSO,
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
MISS MAGGIE VERNON, AID Corps de Ballet
| ... Fourth week Of
J. Il. BuDwOREa,
| w. b. HARRIsON.
| DENNY GALLAGHER
| WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
DELEyANTE BHOrHERs,
J. SYLNhS CLARKE
"oiaa MASTER JoHsNy,
| NWSaaLEY. 40
FIRST NI6Hr
| of the
INV AND Comic TRIeK PANToains
| entitled
The GOLDEN AXE,
/ Produced under the direction Of Willis Armstrong
Is!e Of The Leoni Pentomime Compsny,
| togesher With an Immcnee
| Bill Of New Acts.
Admission - cents; Orchestra Chairs % cent?,
| Doors open ~ IN; performances ~ Cd o'clock.
| NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-The great span
l hh D1Isenee. MA1lLIfA hAvkL, II gerlormirl
mighty before immense audiences at Csnterburl
4 Hall She has not been engaged, nor will abe ~
pear upon the taEe OF an, other Piaes 81 agssss
gsnt N this ol'.; Those Who vi.h 70 see hs' per
II MAXIM HANLY,
AIS Agent for Marietta Ravel.
a
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INGALLS, PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES
A letter from Aqua Greek informs u, that en-.
Reynolds 10 now In command Of the Reserves
hsving succeeded Gen. Seymour, removed by
Gen. Mcclellan.
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EOR SALE-A handsome young BAY HnkSE;
T. Foos well IN harness; 10 last aud gen. ~
tie. Apply at Ara Seventh street west. 49,
an 1851 80
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pAIEN7 OFFICE syRIosITIEs-ssids 70
ment Gardens, at the stand in Patent O1ee; kars
AnnSssItan Boofs; Government Roeks; Deos-
msn1 Furnished; Railroad Reports Military He
ports; Burnt Patent Ohoe Reports; Cheap 6ooks
larniEhed to Pedlart; Military Trials; Military
lh9vins oysr $500 mi .es; many thoussad ChSaS
Beck. ksaslisot eheeB rent; ,L.rSe alss, Isv
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MAksHAL's sALE-Ip virtue q . wit Of
the Circuit Court, OF the District Of Columbia, for
the county Of WsshinGton-. and 20 me direeteS,
court House door Of ssid copnty, on FRIDAY. tks
5th day Of csPember next, lisa, ~ Il o'olook m,
No in uare No. ga. In the city Of sshinrton,
ID. G., tQEether with eli and singular the IMPROVE
menn "a sreen \, selxsc ana levied upon the prop
erty OF James & Donevln, and vii be cod % 49,
isfi iudlciIs No. g. 70 October term 1850 in favor
a s.eti 0 Is.s ns1Ssl. BE
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AMUSEM ENTS.

7 4Srkk tk kMfkEs HALL.
Is syRHs1, BETWEEN sTH AND 1oTH.
orapd nlening THIS Evening OF this MODS
Iem5le OF kmnseoent, yhioh has been elegantly
the Great Family Resort Of the City.
SPAENDip f6oeRAMME To NIGHT,
1nredsons al The 0reat Artists:
Miss Eva Brett, sam Shsrplsv,
Miss Helena Sm;th, Frnie Stsuert,
Atzs Fanny Eillsou, Mons PAN Cane,
Miss Eate Ice, John Whitiut,
And Young America
Prof. GooDtLL, Leader OF the New and Powerful
Dorchester.
Admission % cents; no extra charge for rec rived
seats Doors opon ~ .; to oOumenoe ats DreoIse-
IT. terminating atlIA permitting ADDS nd chill
dreu 60 reA IN home ~ q EcAsonsble hour.
SAN M ARPLEN, Manager.
Az MILE MhRIEETs Ia 1frctta,l late OF
the ksvels, enfag I'd and viii appear ~ oss ss-
tsb'ishmcpt ONLY, She 10 the only person IN the
profession of that name; snr o hers nsumlpf
or managers sdvertisior 10 insrosfors. ans ~
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FREE PROMENADE CONCEPT Al. tAs
l. GsS&es sd otstaF MseAsstes' Hall, hsyyia21
respectfully informs the pubic that he has made
t5tt SS sSssIy EDSSEsDAY sDs
Capitol Garden gro cloees, q part Of the Marins
Band VIII give Grand Promenade Concert &C the
above named place. Choice Refrsahmenta con-
T Tsn1IIsy On h.DS LITTLE s.rdsH IN e sssa
~ Alm. IRelubhoan.l Proprietor.
A POLIO CONCERI HALL-Fss, rs, Fuai
n 9he manager kta great expense has efected
Ie1enEaycment with Billy W orrell, the great negrs
selneAtor and stage mansEsr; Annie Wet, the
greatest tkvorite Of any sonEsress ever in Wssh-
lngton. Confined success of Miss yslis Price.
the pleasing singer from the PhilsdcDhix OlyuBlb;
Miss vios Clifton, from the Baltimore Nicholson;
Miss Eva Branch, from the Contnental; Pref
Mlnterseln, the immense pianist; and Prof Geo.
esndsetor. Admission irse Lunch and kehears-
alereJ morning, le-l2 O'Clock.
jyle FREY, Prepnetor.
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WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nos Ysrh
w sSssss. esf,sssz lss ssd 20 yts.-fne subsori-
Der respectfully informs the public that he has 70
and that hereafter on every Monday and THURSDAY
sts O'Clock m: there vil be band Of nsGlc In
6alery have been erected for the amusement q
visitors; Clubs and associations osn have the use
10 pledges himself thai he viii sse his best en-
tcavors 10 plesxe ali yno may honor him With their
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MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue Of q writ Of
vi keri fseias under lien Law Isssed from ths
Of ColrmbIa for The County Of Wssbi nrtol snc 90
me ,alrsossd VII sxSo:s 70 yuoie gale for Cash,
on FIJI DAY, the 9Th day Of ssptenbcI merit, lssa.
a. u o,oloel n Lot. Nc 2 and 3: n Josds .Pd
city Of Washington, ID. @ tof sther with ct and
angular the improvements thereon, selzed and
isvled n,on % ne properly OF Dapi.l aa,i-
and viii be sold 20 sxtisty yudIoIs.s NO. lo1, 70
Ooseber term, Ian, In fayeI Of David foybie
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By w. L. WALL Il co., Aucloneors,
Successors 20 WALL e. BARNARD
GovERMEkT SALE OF CONDEMNED
VI AriMALs.-WIll be sold At Public Anclon, at
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MONDAY. August 2sth, 1864, ooImsnolng ct 10
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HORSES AND RULES,
Condemned as unfit for public servIco.
Terms cash, IN Government f5ndH.
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