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MRS. WREN having served ss Mstron the last
year In the Army OF the Poyomac, where me saved
hlnd eds from tae hospitals, OF "a her MydioInes
for the Jeneht Ofa |. Her FEVER MIXTURE not
on y prevents nc cures speedily. One teaspoon
fu will ur fy pint of W eter, and Iu 4 Is season
soldier Civil houl d tray 81 without 70 Fut
up in bottle. to suit the pocket. Alss. EeT LUN6
MIX EURE, vh' On saved hundreds In camp from
Consumaton last winter. For Testimonials SEQ
list:
Col. Gene and Lieut. Roome. 6lst New York
yo uuteers; Lent. Col, Massett, Lieut. Scott,
A Jutant 6r.gory, do; LIsut. MsolLtrs, guar
teIma.tsr Ellis, LI.uL spencer, Capt TraiGor,
64tn DO Lieut., Bean, N. Capt Ripley, slst,
Sergt. Major Gregg, Capt. aoqve{nio.s, serst
Jackson. SerEt Bradle, DO; Corpora Williams,
64th; Orderly Banks, N. a., besides hundreds OF
prlyates.
To b. had at Stott's Drug Store, opposite Ma
tional hotel; Nalrns corner Pa, avenue and 9th
street; Martins Franklin eouse co,aer sth and
whero Suffers may be supplied, or depot <4s X
street, baLseen 9Th AID 18th, Arlington.
Mrs.. Wren, Midwife and Magnetic Eoieotlc
Ply. lcisn, INVITES those who despair OF beng
cured of Stuff yoints, Chrome Rheumatism, sote
E,e Old lGeIs, Iumors, Hemorrholds. lnhrmi-
ties, Itch letters, Canoe, -, 60. 60. No Cure,
no fay. Lsdies boarded and attended during cJp-
hnement. NO. 445 X street, between sth and 7th.
M
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SECOND EDITION.
LArESr PROM MEMPHIS.
THE REBELS FLEE TO LITTLE ROCK.

MEMPHIS, Augus; Is.-The ferry boat plying
between Memphis and Mound City, Arksns.s,
was burned By gueriIlss on Saturday last. rhs
stores In the vicinity were robbed and many
horses stolen.
General sbermsn has been petiuoned bv many
citizens to close the liquor shops.
General Hoveys dlvision, Of curtisS army ~
Helena on the attn instant, for ClsrenAon, whies
River, where large body Of Rebels vsp en-
csmped. The Rebels were spprised Of his sp-
prosch, and fed In the direction OF Little RccAr
A cavalry forse was sent In pursuit of them.
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ARCHBISHOP HueBTs, who 10 now In wsshing-
ton, Is the guest Of Secretary Seward. He Is In
fne health and spirits, we are grstifed In being
able to state.
We may not inappropriately add, that bis vss
sermon, delivered In New York on Sunday last,
is being very generally republished by the press
OF all clesteI, and with Manifestations Of univsf-
sal satisfaction with It's positions and srgupsns-
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u PIANOS.
Il ERSONS in search of . reliable Piano ct Q
low prioe val alva's find the larsest ss-=a
sortmenr 81 the Mus;o Store OF w. ~
MEIZEROTT, Sole Agent Of SteinvayVIHsi
d Sons.
accom- odstiug ter ms, At he NJ usio store Of
au2O w. g. METZERO71.
DED BLANKETS, o full supply, from single
ID Bed q yes up to extra large and hne. ~
Also, Quilts. Counterpsnes, &C., assorted Crib
an Cradle Blankets, 80.
Or North ern ard Eastern correspondents send
One price only. marked In PLAIN figures.
PERRY q BRO,
au aO-l0t Pa. ave aud Ninth street.
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SUICIDE yY DEEPLY AFFLICTED NoirnrrIh-
Holm Inch Of Milwaukee enlisted some montAs
age. His wife was almost broken hearted o. his
departure for the war, but % she began 20 70
cover her spirits, their little boy was drowned.
The father hearing Of this obtsined short fur
loueh 70 visit his w.fs, but arrived the esy
his wife had been carried, bsrsn e rcsse1,
littls n any hops Of her recovery, he reported
at hesdqusrters, and very soon sftsrvsrd cseB
mitsed suieide with pistol.
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fss ssa ssI sss.,s sas a r. =
excellence Of his works nov % the exhibte1 %
the Brussels Academy. Ne vss born without
arms and paints with his feet
III Vanity Fair explicitly denies de repors
hat Msjof General John Q. Fremont has gooe 70
Europe 20 escape the liability e being drsRed
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PANIC IN NEW YORK.

Last evening, o very foolish panic Pervsdsd
New York, growing out Of the Puelicsticn Of
Newspaper extras containing false war news /.
embracing, among Other tlings, ssiory OF the d.
feat Of General Popes army. Whoever 10 re-
ponsible for putting such roorbscS snoat, should
be severely punished for 90 doing.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

TIE VOLUNTEER FuND.-The commites sp-
pointed TO make collections In aid Of the funds
FOR bounties 10 volunteer and for the Of ther
families In the strict OF Columbia, met on Wed
nesday last, August Goth, pursuant 70 call by tho
Chairman, b b. French, Esq Pressnt-B. b.
French, Commissioner Of Public Buildings !;
Henry Addison, Mayor OF Georgetown; Richard
wallach, Mavor Of w ashingtoa; samuel Z. Dou-
glas, First Ward Geo II. Plant, Second Ward;
Hudson TAYLOR, Third Werd; Franch Taylor,
Fourth Ward John "a. Brodhesd, Fifh Yard !;
Geo. X. Wilson, sixth Ward; John Il Semmes,
seventh Ward T.. J. Middleton, County Of
Washington; William B Todd, VIM. J. Mur-
tagb, Joseph F. Brown, Washington AZ large !;
Judson Mitchell, william II Tsnney, John Mar
bury, Ir, George w. BesI, Henry ID. Cooh,
oamOtiOn. b. b. French, ESQ, wss appointed
treasurer, ami h. j. Middleton secretary.
It was resolved that a committee OF three be
appointed tn prepare and report q general plan
for the operation Of this committee.
Messrs. Wallach, Addison, and Hudson Tsvicf
were appointed said committee.
On motion, resolved, that this COMMITTEES meet
weekly, on Thursday afternoon, at s O'Clock,
until otherwise ordered.
A resolution was adopted, instructng the COL
lectors TO report 70 this committee the names Of
all who refuse 20 subscribe, and their reasons for
20 refusing.
On motion. papers Of this city friendly to the
cause, were requested to publish the proceedings
Of this committee.
The collector IN the ward In which there 10 o
public department, was instructed 20 leave O sub-
scription book in that department.
Adjourned until Thursday afternoon next, II
o'clock
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HOUSE FOR RENT, AND FURNITURE
II FOR SALE.-A gentleman deslrous Of dis
continuing housekeeping offers for sale his houee-
alton. The house /, fully md comfortably furn-
ished. has nino rooms. and large neat BACK yard.
flied with apple I'D peach trees and grapes. It il
situated in very healthy location. and not i've
minutes walk from the Interior or Treasury Do
DartmontE, and reata for only twenty dollars per
month. Terms oash. For further PARTICULAR ap-
ply 70 J. G. MCGUIRE = CO., or address Post
OGce. Box lac. IN g
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MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
We aave the highest suthoriiy for stating that
the rumou OF disposition on the part Of 6cnr
Mcclellan 10 retire from active service In tbs
field, are without oundation, and very unjust 70
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TIE SITUATION.

sfirnishing has doubtless been going On fcs
the last two days at different points between ssss-
parstively Uncomfortable portions OF the sve
great antagonist armies, between here and Rich
mond. So far it las had no results worthy of
notice, though a number on both sides have been
killed and wounded. Up 10 the latest s1vicea.
dust before we 90 70 pres, y ali was well vithiA
Eniou linef
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MILITARY FIELD GLASSES are, in time Of war
% Indispensable to officers as ammunition TO the
the approach Of the enemy, then viewing the
scene Of action with distnctne 50, and very often
saving q mans life, a field glass Is an invaluable
com panion to the warrior. The finest assortment
south Of New York 10 TO be found at franklin &
Co IS optical establishment pa Pa. av., between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. au 2l-n
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SYNopsrs OF 44 HI; fssssRs1aENrs Pro
CLAMATION. No. 6sS.

"a
" CLAMATiON. No. SIS.
For til, Offering of upsoards Of 4, 4e0, 900
acres of Land IN Oregon.
II orders public sales in the STATE OF oRSeos,
es sSs % 1' on
vest Of tie Cascade Mountains, and within the
h once saaSiss and Ely s M o
and parts of townships, heretofore rnonered, veat
ssd i "a. q S the district
The lands viii be offered with the usual exoeI-
Gl sSsoo o. be offered. ,uob land,
being eIyIessly excepted and sIcludsd nom sale
The ssss viii Be kept open until the lands are a.
offered, which 10 to be scooml lshed within two
Pre-empticn claimants are required to establish
on or before the day appointed Tor the comm snoe-
9 NH bs 81 sas ssse'' fsh'IHsSi fsil5
GxNxlAL LAND OYJIcs, jane 10. lso.
No1r-Undsr the regulations Of the Dspertnsps
n.s of aaG nov
=: - is:' siss. s:a:s r.sa
PQRTWiNE, ON THE STEAM ENGINE.
T.n1Istcn. q the Locomotive steam Engine,
London; 81 81,
Temp eton's Miilvrish,s and Ensinssrs oom-
white. t.lssSism o. the Marine ssssn Engine
ausssif. on the steam Engine, London, saas.
Ss@sSaI on On .Ss ssssn
Su!tAfson. on The steam NAVY Of Great Britain
Who invented the Locomotive Engine, London
w:ssss:n,,. o5sn ,a ! Progress of ss'sn ss'i-
Mali and brown, on sse Indicator and DSnsneas-
Gordon, on tSe Msai Ans steam Ens,ns, London;
giEGIy, Of .hs Msrlps ssesm EnEip:. kcnSon -
Nys;,on'a Assaaaies q S nox rIYLoa,
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on q. Is.S ASfs;. P;G ;s Hz ~ 3 M IL
I'm TAnrsdsy, August slst, BY Rsy. D.; Ryan,
Mr.. Rv8EkTP ,BUkFORD to Mrs. ANNIE
ROBEY, both oil Georgetown, ID. o.
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nlsTRIcP or COLUMBIA. wA.HIreYoN

E0R SALE-MJ handsome BRICK DWELL
L ING, on tho heights of georgetown, immodi-
stely opposite TUDOR Place, and one Of the most
pleasant and salubrlous locations on thess justly
celeDIated Heights. The house 10 now and vas
venieLces Of vsior and gAa, besides stsbllrE and
carriage house, COW house, wood and coal house;
&C., do. The lot has q front of one hundred and
twelve feet. snc runs back 20 q depth Of two huI-
drsd and ffty feet. The property will be sold q
tsrshin: With or without the furniture, which Is
now and modern.
su sw JOHN z. CARTER.
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Mr.. CHAMPIoN.-SiY: In my estimation the
Thompson burner 10 Of no account. The merit
claimed for II 10 II prevents blowing but practice
has proven otherwise, and any common burner,
having little wool inserted, will stop the blow.
ing and waste OF gas. | fully bellows that In six
months time they will be entirely extinct.
1i& Yours, EDGAR Z. SrKgvER.
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CulRp or PnpLss on TIE FAcl,-The besl
medical SKIN In washington and vicinity failed
70 cure me Of pimples, biotches and ooih, witn
hss given me handsome complexion, exemP'
from an eruotions, By his herb medicines.
"a Ia - II. 3. BAnIs, Center Maskes.
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EAOuRaiUNs, RIO sIUs, &C.

a no. FOR A GALA DAYl
aKAND SOCIAL PIC MIC will BE- Eiven al
instant, ey the SOCIAL CLSB: A 6ne band "a
o. o. music mas o. en- engsgeo tor the occasion. -
DahelDg 70 commences a. O'Clock 10 DON -
llnue Until u clock az night. Admittsnoe for Q
gentleman and lsdy, 30 cents. IN 4i-Hs
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TOR sALE-A FARM, situated IL tho County
j. of Washington, u. g, anout % or miles from
about Is sores of excellent land. The improve
rients consist Of new frame dwelling, servant.
ly arabic and partly woody, and lies to tho whole
extont or public road which communicates with
4. Il. MILLER, Emplognent Agency UftCe, iii
Ninth St. ~ "a colin
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SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS OK IN CAMP
Young men, be warned In time. supply your
selves with Holloway's Pills and Ointment. They
are guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of Sores
Ulcers, Scurvy, Pevers and Bowel Complaints
Only IS cents per box or pot. 2l5
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Editor: 1.-The care OF our tlcE 10 worthy OF much
consideration. Policy and humanity require hat
The above was the language Of WtshinRton,
and being unfortunately Afflicted while In the
service, I like many others Of my fellow-soldies,
was nduced 20 take shelter In q military hospital
Away from nv family, and In q land Of strangers,
the very thought Of entering q hospital almost
struck terror within me; but how different the
reality from the msgination at least In this
home TO the invalid soldier. True, no kind wife
70 battle the fevered brow, nor an afectionste
parent TO sympathize with you; bat all that can
be done 70 alleviate the pains Of the suffering,
and comfort the sick, 10 done freely. / was
greatly surprised 20 see with what order and
precision everything 10 done. The Odd Fellcws'
Hall Hospital 10 under the immediate care and
both most excellent physicians; gentlemanly In
their department and kind and attentive to the
sick. The nurses deserve many thanks for thetr
faithfuIness to duty. The ward master, like ne
rest, 10 untiring In his duties. The assistant
ward master, Mr.. Howard, like the good ssmsri-
tan, is always found at his post In the discharge
OF his duties; kind hearted and generous man,
fact, the entire arrangement IL conducted admire
bly,; and a. only one Of many, must say the kind
ness shown toward our nick and wounded soldiers
will long be remembered. ! must not forget 20
return many anks 10 the lades for their untrine
exertion In behalf Of the q icted. Such acts q
charity and tenderness, exhibited here towards
~, will be most glorious news TO send 30 our
anxious wives and parents AZ home Twill b
q source of consolation for them % know thai
while we are prostrated by diseese, away NON
home, we have ell the care and oor1forn provided
cheerfully by the Union loving ciuzens Of your
city. In behalf Of many e6th Regiment Nov
York Volunteers. UrFER WARD
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No QuoRuM The Board of Common Council
were TO have met last evening, to consider tn
bill to classifv the schools, but only Messrs Got
don, Barr, Utsymehle, Lloyd, Hedrick, Mitchell
and Wil'on apps red, and no quorum was OBJ
tatned.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
nd sss e; ss s ss ss0t
O's''' OVEN q HUMP h
WAN!ED-A. respectable m dele-ssed wO
, W. E'isnces fssiiTsd. Inquire & No.
A REsPEcTABL e cOLORED ma wishes
as wal sr in prvsts f.milI 6ocd
drs.s Nv. RI star Goo q 49, IT. e
WANTED-A young girl wants SITUATION
w 20 do general housevork Apply at the cor
Ss5 81 So swsnt, -thiid and streets, First w,.d.
WANTED-Bys permanent tenant two ocms
wv ron manlorlrs eitter furnished or uprur-
pshsd Address Immediately, through Post Once.
s-as.s term. And loo.tioa. "a W. an n:2..
sans s.sd AZ; 81 iss.. WET
re TiScommsnasd Apply on street, between 81 and
WANItD.op Psnn.yl,anis syspppe. o. ep z, g,
a AZ Gs; s ss, soF liberal S0"u' will ss 30
WANTED TO EN7-An unfrrrished
With and .s Sos s.. sn 4 qcos as
s;: s?' 'stfss5: :! Ss's:
VoLyNIEl r OR BE DRaFTEn!-Csp..in
Richard Middleton has been AUTHORISED By
70 2, onss 3 al ss 3
fog. Of sas Gssso, AM JOIN f Ssnssny and 70
e ,"'
w4HEIFRR sSF 81 SHF v6 FESST
ment TO act Is Home Gxa,d, and 10 BY authority
s It. sna FS
around Wsshlnk ton, g"
ssIi:, Viii al :. the Feersisins Once No $50
m:nss IN fs. days. ' JNS. " rfsG .p Slp ''m
auH-st. $50 Seven b .,reet.
3 3 REGIMENT 1o 3!SEfIGd sF ooAUMSIA
H.vinE been author sd By Sen: wsdsyorth to
s iGa mt. The "a service
all who desire TO voluntser. Bounty from the city
the clerks Of the Sixth Aud,tor's Once 10 this
ecmSsuy on lts 0eiDg mustered IN "a eervloe.
Sns aso on S Ss "
Rscra,t,P. oho', Ninth street, between the Az
NJ Inc families of married men win be pro-
= N. SNYDER; II, Cs,t.
.. n Nv. tR.sl 1t. aud ReoIuiie 6inSer
WANTED-A good FORK BssTGHsR.
MYTH, So y d oil s.. RIc1.narlss. We. ssso 81.
rOACa-yRINMER AND COACa SMITH
NV. WA FoIIt..,, lnspre OF A. ). Joyce, Sonch
w cook, wash and ron. Rofsrsree: required
at 424 II street, hrst door above Eleventh, north
HARNESS MAKERS WANTED In,urre of
b.sva:D E !o Ss ss No. s7s Pa . ,,.o
DRIvA7E TUTOR.-An American gentleman.
Of G,s years sxserieI CO IN teaot ing, desires
as Of s, s1tor 10 m AS? E.
WANr..P.;.IPhree BIN AND SHEET IRON
appy: e. Fl, II. J GREsORY,
A Wis IMPORrANT-u n isuns B ,rms Amer
n icain de:ire 20 pisoer ans uLo faml Fran.
o,.e CONNIE naaisre d'nsiia,s. II larle Frsnosiss
., DOME de s TO .es E.ecmmsndasiOns aoe .
UossE WANrER, on Or shout Is, September.
r pn., ;ibo address -. W. M" Box s1s; Guy
ni.hsd HogsE, Got aot more tssn siI blocks from
careful and prompt paying tenant. Rent not to
eIoeTd go Psr monh Address"A B." Star Or
VVANTED-Atthes Government Hospital for the
Yard Msp 70 o ssend !%o
e Sssh sood ssso: are rsvsn and the i 'ustions
are ,althy, pesmane, 20 those Who conduct we'll,
ana :S' iS. u" inssI H sspus
Is ANTED.-Youur Men or Bays out of en-
~ ployment can lesrn % art IN few Minutes s
@ a q Ss,Se Deps
seventh stfse. vest, between L and N streets,
nor;hsTn Liberties. The suess 5ibet is oom.el,sd
humsbuI about this. : - su 30 81.
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E.ss lsgs DIED. -
ON Wedueedsy. ista instant. % her rssidsnoesiy
Nov kondon. xsln eoaaty. No.. MI At IN
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query.

CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PRRsERvATIvE
II Invaluable with his Dye, a. II imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
Vitality to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81 and % per bottle. according
60 size. au 20-eolm,r
EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Won Moschzisker, Oculisi
and Aurist 227 Pa. avenue, gives his entire at.
IGNITION 10 the treatment OF all maladies OF the
eve and ear. Deafness and noises In the head re-
moved and hearing restored. Testimonials from
come Of the very best known citizens, who have
been restored TO sight or hearing, can be exam.
incd at his once. aulS 5t*
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, Ola Balt,n1oss
asd HoryisbMg 10 TAs NoytA asd Wsu.-Two
trains leave wsshington daily and one on Sun
day-Quick time-low fare and sure connections.
soldiers' tickets sold through At government
ratrs. For tickets and further Information apply
Nc the once of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
est corner Of Pennsyivania avenue and Sixth st.,
Washingtsn. Once open from .. m. until Q p.
m; on Sundays from to p. m.
"a ia.ly 'ssa E. o. MORTON, Agent.
rx. MrAsxA and Foul vspon gesersted BY
the hot sun will be far more deadly 70 our Vol
unieefs than the ensmy's bayonets. In the Indian
and Crimean Campaign, Holloway's Pills wers
usea In enormous quantities. They kept the
sroops In perfect health. Only IS cents per Boz.
soldiefs supply yourselves. z'
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfe,s Jtsties
Clark Ellen White, drunk fnrd a Mary
Jane Taylor aud Georgiana Moody, disorder.y;
fined % each. John Armstrong, sleeping In the
street; hned -. Eliza Lewis, profanity; do 81
Anna Denny, theft; pail for court VIM. Smith
and John Smith, drunk; locked no, sobered and
dismissed. VIM. Sears, disorderlY; turned over
10 the Hillary
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CAAr srRksuk HOSPITAL, situeted Immediately
outside the boundary, near 8ienuood Cemetery,
now contains large number Of patients, They
think they have been more neglected man inmates
Of other hospitals, and would be glad 70 zee the
oounteaances Of some Of their LADY friends
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TIE FAIR AT Opp FILLows' Hall, fot The
benefit Of the sick and wounded soldiers-which
was 90 successful Last week, and has been thronsed
every evening Of this with the beauty and fashion
Of the metropolis closes tomorrow evening
The superb decorations Of the Hall, the delight
full music Of the Marine Band, tbs fne collection
Of fancy articles, and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cling all the Injuries Of the season-sre not the
only attractions Mrs. Senator Lane and her bevy
Of beauties dispense the hospitalitiez with oecom-
ing grace, and extend q cordial welcome 70 al.
A pleasant feature Of these gatherings ID, thai
there 10 none Of that unnecessary Formally and
restraint which too often prevails at such enter-
tainments but, on the contrary, there Is charm.
ing commingling Of the sexes-the bellies anC
beauX vleing with each other In their efforts 70
render the affair an agreeable one. Several OF
our bachelor friends have lost their hearts In
sequence; and we look for an increase Of the
number Of marriages, dtspite the expected draft
The Young men Of the T" Union Literary Society,"
deserve great credit for their successful manage.
ment Of the Fair, the proceeds Of which will tsnd
70 90 greatly relieve the discomforts and pains O,
the heroic souls who have % promptly responded
10 the call OF their country.
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ANOTHER EDITOR ARREsrED ID A. Mshony,
editor OF the Dubuque (Iowal Herald was brougti
to the city Yesterday and sfter being taken before
the Provost Marshal was sent 20 the Old Capitol
He Is charged with discouraging enlistmenh and
aiding the rebels.
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NVflUE.

80 NOllOE1s
yesld bsttef cal on me new lNTkLL ENoE
Say viii DO given 70 kIst Glass eeryentsl I hays
Always ayplloations on hand tor GOOD Cooks, LAM
Also. for Young Mon 70 wit on tables IN private
families or hotels, FAM HANDS wanted. En-
vantage 10 call,
N. b. HOUSES ysntet. The best Of tenant.
mmly N. Il. MIhLEH.
w Az SnU-ksery person % knoY thAf IN u
w the market ready % pay cesh Tor I'll ARTICLES
In tie holsefn rnishlnG iins,, lhosS issxirF tee
tsssI h. 6ssisf n Nov Ssd Ssssad-l.ad Fy:
WE WINE Hfufsl ~ r. rSss ss S9Sl 81 fk,
DlSs ,I iss ~ @. H lsiI asS q
.syins TyIs: q f.I.isfIs, YIN Ind = fhsir
| ,sIs-a : A. sss ssv - 6. SsSv.tssSks3
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ARHIvALoF Sick AND WoUNDEp.-This morn
ing, at early hour, a train Of cars from Cul.
pepper arrived at the MARYLAND avenue depot, con-
tanning a number Of sick and wounded from
Gen Pope's amy. Most Of them were sick, some
half dozen only being wounded. The 35th Penn
Sylvania, LIST Virgins, 6.h New York and LIST
Maine cavalry were represented IL the number,
and about twelve fourteen Of the Is! ID. e. reg.
iment appeared among them, most Of whom were
rapidly recovering. The ladies Of tie seventh
Ward are entitled TO much credit for the prompt
meas with which they cheerfuliy rendered them
aid, and snpplied the invaiids with refreshments
Of all kinds suitable for men In their cond ltion
The invslids were removed as fast a. possible ia
the hospital In Armory Square.
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