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A BROTHER or MES. LINCOLN IN CossRRss
). ,. b. TODD who has been elected Delegate
in Congress from the new territory of Dacotah
rs brother Of Mrs. Lincoln, and graduate
Of West Point in 1897. He resigned his position
In the army few years ago, and took up a
residence in Dacotah, from which territory he
was appointed a Brigadier-G General of yoiun-
teers ON the 18th Of September, 1861. He has
been, most of the time, and we believe is now.
IN command In Northern Missouri William
Jayne, brother-in-law Of Senator TrumhulI
was the opposing Union candidate.
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0P0sALs YORp ApER
/ 49, z @Bure0u of Proris;ons - Az LEST,

-, 80 z Bwsan ar PTorisions and clossinx.
PROPOSALS isealed and endorsed '.Pronnssooii-' =,
Paper will be RECEIVED ~ this Bureau until naan
on the rth day Of October next, for furnishn, "a
Delivering at the Navy Yard ut BroOkiyn NJ .n
York three undfed reams Of paper with the nriv;
legs Of iRcrsasing -tks quantity to one thousand
The paper to Be Shits Isl. inches by ls,. ;1.bo,
to weigh rs pdu7dst9 the feam and made of iinen,
stock 20 be go esving one inch margin on
eacl p e. ka4k and fpont, 90 be rfied 2. lines on
each page with one inch margin at top and bottom
sample of sua@ity- and sire of the paper may be
tls6f Ins peAtor in charge at the
ard In Ma SAC hu setss: BROOKE
tn, Rev YORK Philadelphia, Pennsy lvsnis; and a.
Ah ouleao. 25-iawtw
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Gen. Geary Resumes Gamma n.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 22-Sen. Gieary having
satisfactorily recovered from his late wounds,
will leave here to-day and proceed to Hagers-
town for the purpose OF rejoining his division
now in the field.
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REyOLvING IRON TURRETs.

NAVY DRPARrMENT, .
WASHINGTON, September Is, 1859. &
The NAVY DEPARTMENT will receive propositions
lot the construction and erection on board of
Sci tsilding at the POrtsmouth, New Hampshire,
Boston, Ney York. and Philadelphia Navy Yards
pipe for each vessel. ~. -
On one Of the towers there ia to be O pilot house.
the whole to be on the general plan OF these now
building for the naval service. - .s.., E-s9
The diameter of the tower win be 81 feet I'm thu
clear its thickness will be II inches, Composed OF
plates OF not less than one inch thick = -
The smoke pipe in thickness ri inches CONFESSED
Of plates not less than inch thick inside dame
Yer at the top forty-six inches, and height above
The propositions must embrace all the machinery
for revolving and working the turrets and ths
guns, and will state the cost and the time in within
whicn the work on each vessel will be com pieted on
board and ready for service. -
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings BY the Navy Department.
. Proposals will be received until the lsth ia of
October and must be addressed to the NAVY De.
partment ana endorsed on the outside "PRsPos H.
tihxuished from other letters. Sc l5-lawtoctl5
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FISANcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterd,
evening say: 81 . -

FIsANcIAL--New York papers Of yesterday
evening say: $500
The week opens with renewed buoyancy on
the stock Exchange. The entire speculative
list shows great animation At q large advance.
Governments are firm and only moderately
active. Speculation seems to center on the
sold 101 ai01 3, the Elves Of 1874 at s11. The
80 notes are scarcely 80 steady, closing at
10fa1Q4. Money Ii very abundant on can
~ per cent. Gold shows no sign Of yielding,
and closes nrm at 1i4. The speculative in.
quiry for Dutiable Demand notes continues,
and Is high as 1l3H has been paid. The closing
price Is ll3Ha1l3x. The large imports render
maintains lis present price, as they are the only
equivalent OF gold for Custom House purposes,
excepting postal currency, which can be used
IN sums OF IS only The new "Fiye-Twen.
Board OF Brokers to-day, and offered at sax.
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p sA,Ls. .lL.g

i MAYORS 0F1IcR, Sept. Is. 1851,
PR,oposALs viii De received at the Mayors once
ing anc cleaiiing OF the Sever leading from the
Shnal 70 street north, betWaen 9Th and 10th sts.
E $50 aeeQfaifs to an sss gRsoSsd August 2;ths
~, Iie ss VII state s yre s.il,as the sl
subieyard fsr elesrins ouF sswer; the to SIS
done IN the best cement mortar. -, - - :
office, City Hail. RIGhxkD waLEf6H. :
: Sc l6 ----- MAYOR .
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- Elias Brown and Michael O'Donnell,
arrested in Baltimore as secessionists, were
released on Sunday night, after taking the
oath Of allegiance.
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puAa IA OF souhr.HA ,Era

Drx'Gas OF SoLnfsRA EsT,se fH1winx "A y
been reported since our last:
| III. Dockhali. company i, 10Th N. n.
Phiiin Machiin. company I,.lith ia. = -
George Robins, company L 6th Wiz.
Joseph Heagles, company q, iith Pa.
=. LII. Vance. company B,ist vasArtiIIerx
Corpr John Riley. company C, I'd u. O.
Barney Gattey. company G, ssh pa = ~ I,
Edward Crane, company ID, 9TH Wis.
y Mm; s ssi,ss s sSmpSny g .ai,e Pa
J. r. Ault, company r. 10oh Pa
4 VIM. Long. company Z, 1fsfh NY ss-.sT
John, Gum, company X. I'd Wis, 8, -,
Hoorrt brady, company :. iith Ps.
d. b. irving. company II, I'D Pa. csvs, VA, -
! VIM. Dcan, company q, I'd Mis- =. = g.
ions bast, company I. Ioah Pa :, *
NssHan Esere, .s es,s sompsny 4 isth Mas.
ShWart froNiee, company l. anh p
RELATIVES OF deceased soldiers caa D. for.
ni.hed with all the information they c.ss;rs 4.
BY calling on y. z. sands. Goyerument oaes-rs
taker, AL street north
REMOVAL OF CoNvIcrs.--In accordance win
thu order Of the Secretary Of War, issueS w..
terday, for vacating the penisentsary and the
REMOVAL OF The prisoners 70 -tAs Oh ID, 81
Albany, New York, The conyiets were tasea
direc on Ct the wsTas. sMa King SHu psAs.s
on b. ri t4Ae steSGatr Comm cticul wkich IL a
takc thru TO Albany. They numnsrcd abesf
soldiers nom the xrssns,, ana tss oaas - ~
guards OF the prison. a eunbcat aceompsr trs
ms stearner, % - 70 b st hand IN case OF az
euteeeak On Ne part Of The Con viets Ala fhocs
IN the prison were taken excepting one or I've
Of the women, who were too sex 70 Be moveG
forRrH.wARD STATION CAsua-B<Sss sss.
eee nahsr.-Aeury =. Major and O. b. o1sel
drunk and dieorderly turned over 70 ths nh.
tary. Chas. Eggerss assault and battery; aned
-. Albert Stark, drunk and disorderly: Ancd
stephen Kenwood and Sebastian "a san. -.
pietous characters; dismissed. Wm- LitchhslA,
Profane and disorderly; Chas. Smith, do. go
81. N. A. Hogan, Stealing . morse, held foPs Q
nesrins: J y McAsnn, Themas Haster. seeo-
Riley, N Dewitt, Domintek Lauaha1. TAos.
Mooney, Thomas Flaherty, and Jane Pierce.
disorderiy; locked up IS hours. ID 70 4
GRAlIs roa TIM SICK AND wogyDD.-
TO schnowledee, through your paPsg, - Ms
eeipt Of a order from Col u s. SanSsrd, Wili-
tary Supervisor Government Dispatchsu. for
the distribution Of my dollars worth Of mapo
hundred doilars fron he Adams Express Oh.
pany for the same purpos<.- r. O. FOx 1,
Washington, Sept "a = = = 49, : !
TmRD WARD aSfArIoz CAsxs.Aoves. A. j.
Howell, disorderiy; turned over tone nifit5sv.
Michael Campbell, sleeping an IT, mn<1ssf
workhouse % days. Henry Claxk. dos de-. - :
Lynch, do; dismissed. Thomas Taylor, Do;
fined g. ees -s-.f.'t- ,s4Ils.
EXCELLENT ARNr BREAp.-lThrousA a.
kindness OF Capt. Greene we have hAd an o..
portunity 70 test the quality Of the army hreSA &
cellent bread Il is. We do not wonder thzf ths
soldiers prefer it to any other bread to be OBJ
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

~ Two chiefs Of the Wisconsin Chippewas
have sent a letter to Gov. Ramsey, of Mime
sofa, offering to fight the Sioux Indians
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MCCLELLAN.
Cool in the conflict,
In Couucil sefhtS


Cool in the conflict,
In Council sedste.
,Eiiling-Inid elamor-s
Hhrraa for.ucCl-liaz.. 80 60
Film pre-, efour csSe; = 81
True 80 HE oQpntry. e =
= H1rGod, am the Lxu - ~
rrornis Mslfrse,s = = =
- As5ittle carr he, - -
AS the Msjeniie Rock ~
Cares for thc sea.
Uowling, and bursting
In foam at it's base;
BH' U;OciGg
The Rock from rs place.
Stout-hearted Chisftain,
still silently scorn
The Night Owls that hopt thee .~s
- Z Soon co7nah tu Morn! ss<
-. Soon at thy sigDsl, =
New hosts shall strike in ..g
- -e-aa foon our New Era
Of glorY be Sin' .-...e.,.s 500.
The vigor OF the fresh lie gions rushing 70 the
rescue Of the Republic will no doubt be sgsssSSsj
by asuficiant coInmi sssriat, in which. sDSfTONS
famous Cakes and Pies and Craot Ars isure conspi-
c,.ous, 80 DAYT0N'S.gARERG.
No 4 80 Ee rAuth street, .
se2sst Betreer q and H..
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THE ENEMY CONCENTRATING AT
WINCHESTER.

THEY ARE PRESSING EVERY AVAIL
ABLE MAN FROM II TO 50 YEARS
INTO THE SERVICE
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LATE TEkEGRAPHIO NEWS.


Bragg Adyancins ons6e Cisy-He SUMMONS
GensralsN eIseassS urr ender-NelsonD DE
clines. confident that He can Whits
Brags-w omen and sGhiIdrcn to Lenyes
Z the.Ci.y at an Hours Notiee-Thousands
OF Citizens Crossing to Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23
GENERAL HOOKER.


This gallant officer, who was wounded in the
late battle near Sharpsburg, arrived in the city
on Monday, and was taken Immediately to the
hospital At the U. s. Insane Asylum by DR..
Nichols, who is an old friend Of Gen Rockers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

0den- Tilghman, recenfly released from
imprisonment af Fort Warren by exchange, Is
nov ~ Jackson, Miss. Hsaddressed the Gin, =
ZEN OF that place. and according 70 a CORES.
popaert o. the Richmond Dispatch, stated that
at tkerts Warren Gen. Buckner and himself
10e tnfoWn INTO an dungeon thirty feet under
the ground, and for four months and A half were
excluded nom the Hight Of day and not per
mitsed 70 exchange word with any living soul.
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DROPRIETORs OF

DROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
Will find, on examination of our large and we'll
asserted stock, every article requisite for their
HEAVY IRON Stone CHINA TABLE WARE,
PLATED FORKS SPOONS, LIQUOR MIXERS
PLATED and BRITANNIA CAsToRs, BAR
SPOONS,
ALE, TUMBLERs, CHAMPAGNE and WINE
Ban TIMBLERs, PUNCH PITCHERS, WINE
BLOCK TIN SOUP TUREENS and CHAFING
DISHES,
TABLE CO FLERY, TUMBLER DRAWERS and
OYSTER DISHES.
OYSTER BOWLS, CHAMPAGNE and SARDINE
OPENERS, &c, &c,
All Of the above recently received, and will be
offered at prices that cannot fail To be satisfactory
9, W. B0TELES & son,
31S, Iron Hall PenDa. avenue,
Sc D cot between 9th and 1911 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

~rhe Archbishop Of Canterbury has inst
died, and people are wondering who shall be
thesuecessor of .sthe Primate Of all England. n
Lord PaiEerston; as prime Minister, has the
appointment IN his hands, and people talk Of
his luck He has filed once the sees of London,
York, Rochester, Norwich, Rfpon and worces.
ter, and twice those Of Carlisle, Durham and
Gloucester and Bristol, as well as the Irish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE sICUATION.
NO FIGHTING YESTERDAY

THE NEW POSITIONS OF OUR FORCES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

y There were ninety deaths in Baltimore
last week, being seven less than during the
preceding week
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nErueED TO TAKE THE OATH.-Under recent
ihstr uctAons 10 the commanding oficers of ali
arseaaisr and armories In the United states. to
adninasser.the oath Of allegiance to the EN-.
Pieyses under tnefr command, nineteen refused
TO take the oath NJ Springfield Armory. Massa-
Snuseus, on the ground that they are foreigners
Inc Secretary Of War gave orders for their
Immediate dismissal -, ~
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ROPOsALs FOR WOOD.
DEFoF CHARACTERISTICS OFFICE,
Ccrxfy nf lS'h auf fr Srr,,,

DEPOT QuAsrsEs.srEn's OFFICE,
wAsrrseros s' s. e. 81 I lsa aas 81 s,,fs,
thousand Cords Of WOOD to the Government viii
first day Of Octoier at tl2j twelve o'clock r. ''''
4. t ne Wool 10 be hard sound, and understandable,
~ TOUR feet long, and split to the ordinary size of
The wood 10 be delivered in the city of Washing
not being considered complete until so corded,
Az inspector viii be designated on the part Of
the Goyernment, to inspect and measure the wood,
an s"cn As noss NOT conform to the above specif-
All to be delivered or before the list, first day
Payment to be made upon the ompletion of the
whole contract.
The full narne and Post Office address of the bid.
der r, must as; appear in the proposal; -
oil ali the parties must appear, or the bid will be
eonsder.i as the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from dis,oyas Parties -cR NOT D. consia-
Tsd. AND AN OATH OF ALLEofAScE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals must be addressed to Col. D. H. RUcK-
and Ss pss, a5E
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis.
trlet Attorney. =
be to must ts
by two responsible persons whose signatures must
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
cred. -
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both of his suaranters will
oe required Of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract. - -
AZ the bond must accompany the contract, il viii
be necessary for tho bidders have their bondsmen
with them. or to have bends signed in anticipation
and ready to be produced when the contract is
signed. Blanks for bonds be procured upon
application At this Office either personally, by let
ter, or by telegraph. 80
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, -, OF the county of -, and State OF
-, and -, Of the county Of -, and State
Of -, do hereby guarantee that ---- Is able to-
fulfill contract in aceordancs with the terms of his
pied, he will at once enter into contract in
aceordsnce Herewith,
pared to become hts securities.s - H. /: E.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentiQped.l -
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
risht to reject any or all bids that he may deem too
high. 3sa -ts ID. ii. RUCKER,
, Sc 22-dt3th Colonel and Quartermaster.
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4 1hPHANS COURT - District af Columbia, Wash
case case 81 Alfred Parry and Charles Hicks, Exscu.
sfore aid has, with the approtston of the ornhsn.
SoSr. OF wssshirys1n County aforesaid appointed
settlement and distribution OF the pefsonsi
OF said deceased Of the assets in hand as far as
same have been collected and turned into monnv
when and where all the creditors and heirs of .sii
Ss onrs Are notised to attend lat the Orphans
claims properly youched or they NAV ntharwgia
by lay be e.eluded from all benent of said de-
eessea estate, provided copy Of this order be
Star previous to the said 18th day of October
htrue eopy.-fest: z. c. ROBBINS
re zEiaNam Register OF Will,
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ITO PAYMAsTERs, QUARTERMAsTERS.
i .CLAIM-AGENTS, -
BAN Era TIERS,

ana n" Harins Money DEALINGS w,ih The Army
Just pu blished. new
con,n,,sa IA x AZ TABL LIZ.
ONCE Of the U. 8. Treasury; showing clearly ut a
glance the pay per day at the rates OF i25S cents
SS, sss sa, sss, Sa'. SIS sss, SIS, So, Isl, IS,
3ln, SlA per month; also, at SIS per month for
days and months also, Table of Ratiobs from i
TO wrafions day, from to 81 days; also Cloth
ing Table for servants and soldiers, from
i TO ID days. The whole durably and neatly ar
ranged in portfolio form. Price De, sent free by
mai PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS
Sc 23-eo3t Army Stationers 331 pa av
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We have sfrosn, New Orleans a curious
cones pendence about negro babies. II seems
-: snss ne ctate OF Louistana has formerly been
the saie OF All negro ehiiriren born OF nvicts
IN mine the state Prison; some stupid Yankee has
taxen ~ unto MS head that raising human beings
for sale in this way Is wrong. and 40 he w rites
10 zen Butler asking his opinion. Uncle Ben.
tells HIM MOTTO sell another baby -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

letter from Newborn IN o. states that
me rebels are concentrating In large numbers
a., nulnsnorongna and kinston, with the ayowed
intention OF attacking New bern. Gen. Foster.
however. IA not satisfied with waiting to be at.
ae3eo, but has acaiied for more troops, to
enabled him to- assume the offensive II
tnereiore, the rebels persist In their purpose,
=, more active operations may be soon expected in
thn military Department. -
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REDUCTION OF EXPENSES
The Quartermasters department n Alexan.
dria has discharged within the past week go
vessels, among them steamers OF large and
small class, ships, barks, brigs and schooners.
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A r NJ Y 8 UP Es.

A RMYs LIES
OFFICE OF THIS CHIEF QuARTEaMAsTER,
Army ~ tie PotoDtnc, ,
WASHINGTON, september X. 1852
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing. for the use
Oh 'Rs army fay OF t ans Potomac the "Ens articles
haled, the weight ofeaeh bale 10 BE- marked
1900, 900 bushels of Oats of the best quslity. in
1000 cords Qas and Hickory Wood. well seasoned
Each bid must be accom- panied by the endorse
ment of two responsible persons that the contracts
Bids will ne opened from time to time as the ar
ices may D. needed, and contracts will be awarded
The right is reserved . ' accept all or any part of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats, or Heo5 a. the ease may be, and enclosed
- Lieut.. Col: and and A. 80 B. &.
Sc XitI Chief QuarterInaster.
W. TEAS.
sns GR hsSd E s1s Of are H.. a bs
s., ss,.n, srs :, Sa +; TIefssa Son,
&c ls-eo5t Of the National Intelligencer.
511 ESTABLISHED 1880. XII
TO FAMILIES. III
The undersigned beg to call the attention of
families to their large and carefully eeted stock Of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Embracing everything in -31- f'--
FIRST-SLASS GOODS 'g
That is kept by the old and well known house of
Msssrs Herman SON, BALTIMORE. '' "
house, are enabled At ali times to offer to the
public Fresh Goods The reputation of the above
chased from our establishment. wing p ;" :
ehsGss to any PET MiT e the stZ
b ssas i PIP &. T TisEnss Son. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

THE CONFEDERATES ADMIT A LOSS
OF Is, 900 IN MARYLAND.
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THIRD WARD SfArIoz CAsxs.-ovps A.
Hamill, drunk; fined o. n. H. Csmp6en 81
Howell, disordcriy; turned over to<hs military.
Michael Campbell, sleeping an IL mAfnSf
Lynch. do; dismissed Thomas Taylor, Do;
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EXCELLENT ARMY BRkAD.-ThroukA ~
kindness Of Capt Greene we have had an op-
portunity TO test the quality OF the army hreSA
ceiienf bread Il is. We do not vondsr nm tSs
soldiers prefer 1t to any other bread to be OBJ
tanned
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Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

The KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TCkE in the Store and Dwelling House on Tenth
Henry Myers, will be sold at Public Auction. on
SATURDAY tmcrningl NEXT. the 9th Instant,
damages done the property while in the occupancy
OF said Henry Myers, unless some friend or friends
come forward and pay the damages done the sboy.
mentioned house. and so satisfy the landlord and
take away the Furniture.
se 22-5tr G. w0SDwtpD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

OUR FORCES
are now in occupation of Leesburg, ii is under
stood. p i
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II modern fabrics for Fine Dresses, -.
us new supplies daily. 49,
ope price only marked in RsiR shs actual
; Pa. avenue and NiAth ST.,
sc 2-lot Perry Bpilding.n
w 80 WAC oNstil
have on hand, and constantly receiving a sups-
rior lot OF Of all sizes suitable for suffers
or grocers Those in want would do well to give q
>~' ROB'Tm GRAHAM, coach-msker =
Sc %-3t. ..ar 80 STA d, aud ATT Eighth ST.
CASH n O u Sc p
" Ct QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
DRY GOODS At lowest prices and deduction of
5per cent on allsaie Of $in and over
IL ysu want TO buy your goods cheap, buy from n
Cash House. We sell 'ercfusirefy for Cash Couse.
qnehtiy our prices are always the lowest
Customers who bny OF US to the amount of $40
snd upwards viii have per cent deducted from
the amount of their bills'S 70 80
Qnr stoek.is now complete In all kinds of HOUSE
EE6oKIiSS,Ss e sLsG DR., Scoops, DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, GENTS FUKNISHING
GOODS &c. &c.. and we solicit AL in want of Dry
Goods to inspect our stock before purchasinR
: - Goods delivered to any part Of the city err
GeorgetowA free of charge. JOS. J. MAY
New Store, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
sc E'-bt "a 80. between 9Th and 10th SITS
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~ NOTICE
ERALLY;--As all bases of operations have to be
changed, have closed my establishment to repair
and refurnish viii open the lst of October
when will be prepared TO Accommodate my friends
ona grand scale. JOHN d. HANBACK,
se22- lwf Restaurant Nos. 300 ana 202 Pa. av.
'TNHE HOSPITAL STEWARDS MANUAL, for
Il the instruction Of Hospital Stewards, Ward
Masters and Attendants in their several duties !:
prepared ia strict accordance with existing regula
tons and the customs Of service in the srnies of
the U y. by DR.. j. J. Woodward, U s A
~ Authorized by the Surgeon General
just published. PHILIP r. S0LOMON3
So .3t 332 Pa avenue
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OYNsI0N oRFicR, yunu 'ers. 1854. ~, 2
TO LII WHOM n MAY coNcERN.

I'd June, ISL, for 3hs reissue Of the Land Var,
Ssss s:ss 8 Ss
at che dsts f6lIcviag the descripsisn Of each Ws.
II no valid objection should then ApDser.
Land warrant Ssrsihcsts, 10, 49, for I'D So
Martin, Of Capt. Brevn's CON pany, Battalion Il
Mormon Volunteers, In the war with Mexioe.-
0,'''s, A''' - yosErn n. sAHn.rf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R0y WANTED IN AN ofYIcE-An iassIns..s
at the Employment lseney .OAes, 81 I. ST glssf,
near Penn. ave. fse 1,-1 ~. H. MLL14
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-15
Drying up the Sources.

It is said that the rebel Congress have
prohibited the manufacture of whisky
from corn. II this order is carried out il
will be the hardest blow that could posi-
bly, be struck against the rebellion. Some
years ago Mike Walsh, in one of his SHARP
speeches to the subterranean democrats in
opposition to the Maine Liquor Law, said
pass the law, stop the traffic in whisky
and you dry up the very sources of De.
mocracy" So it will be with the rebel.
lion. For it is curious fact that patent
democracy, whisky, secession and rebel.
lion were all invented by the devil, and il
you destroy one, you go far to wipe out
the rest.