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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

Positions Occupied by the Rebel Forces In
Missouri mud Arkansns-Thcir Inten-
ton 10 Winter in ~. Iouis-Enforcc-
rucuf of the Rebel Conscript Act.

sPEiseyiyIp. Mo. Thurd.y, Oct. 2 iss2
A highly responsible and Trustworthy gentleman
who has enjoyed advantageous opportunities for
certaining the number and location Of the Rebel
foIces menaci1g our Southern border and Who hss
been in some Of their camps within ten days, repre-
sents that in Newton County, five miles south Of
CRANKY, there are 500 Rebels undor command Of
Golfer and Shelby.
Seven miles west Of Necsho, In Tie same county,
are 900 under command Of Gen. Cooper, brother OF
tue Adjutaut-G eueral OF the Rebel army. Half OF
this number under Cooper are Indians, all well
armed. at Pea Ridge, Gen. Rains has 800, and
Gen. Carroll, 2,O0O. South Of Fonyth, jus, the
Arkansas line, Gen. Palsons las 5000. and near
Parsons, toward the oast, IL Gen. Mcbride, with
about 600.
AT Little Rock Gen. Holmes has IL 600. Tie
above figures show an aggregate force Of 10000
Rebels or this %, 900 are either within the bound
aries Of Missouri or On its southern line. The Whole
force is under tie command of Gen. Holmes. The
Rebels III ali the camps indulge confident expecta-
tons Of win,ering in 81. Louis and eatertain not
shadow Of q doubt Of their ability to do 20.
The conscript act If tie Confederate States ID IN
full force in Newton and Mcdonald Counties. AL
citizens Of The requisite age relied and compelled
TO enter the Rebel service, or leave the country.
Many prominent citizens Of ihese counties have fled
to avoid the conscription. Gen. Hindman Ia undei
arrest, arising from a Misunderstanding between
limself and Pike, the cause Of which is unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

Fortress MONROE, Wednesday Oct l. 1861
The steamship y. X. spauIdiDs lett Fortrees Nor
roe this Afternoon fos New-YOrk, having in tow the
hosptal ship ST. Marx, with abou 400 patient, from
she hospitals in this visiniry.
The flag Of truce boat Metsmora left for Aikens
Landing to-day. 1t is expected she will bring down
load Of our Richmond prisoners.
Sme buildings in the rear ct the Bygeia Hotel
are being removed, but it is 10 be hoped the Govern
mem VIII pee the necessity of the main building Of
'ne MOTEL remaining. by the removal Of this house,
avery civilian whatever his business may be at this
Place, es well az many Of the army officers stationed
here, VIII either 10 turned on, Of doors or deprived
1e Necessary comforts, which the fort does not
and cannot fa.'0sh Let the hotel he spared US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
General Order for Accepting Nine Months
XCluuteera.

GgsxH.L HEApouAKTxRs. STATn OF Ekw.YoRKl
ApJUTAsTGKsEsaLsO OFFICE ,
ALBAsr, Oct :, 1902. }
GESrnAL Orders, No. 81. The quota Of this
State called by tho Proclamation OF the President OF Ja
having been organized and placed in service eavss
auce Of twenty thousand three years volunteers 10 sppy
the quote q AuguaA NoLUSrKIEs yon EIsx Mosyns viii
be accepted complete Such quota until the final orders for
the drsft
H. Such nine month. volunteers will be fscra,sd sbsisted
and equipped as provided In General OrdsD No 5l r vol
1nteers T. three Jear They will be organized Into compa
MES for tie Infantry Of the service aid attached to rs
ents IL the field except limited number be accepted aud
organized a. Independent coupanie' Of haemsa sharp
OF parts Of companies will be cent properly ndorsci By the
Chsnau OF some lober Of the Local Committee 70 Thu
department. Enlistment snd o,hes blanks DO procured
for tie district.
discontinued - is, as tho regiments organizing com
peted and all unattached compsnios OF threeyes v,un
teers AID .rch a. nsy volunteer for line months service
under the provions Of this order will assemble ct the depo
essbhed for their respective Disc. "a General Orders
No g. R,quion for the transportation Of recruit, to
depos will BE- made by Recruiting officers tho Cmsr.rns'
Of the depot or thsr District or where Querern ster
has been sppoinei ,ne Qusermaster General 81 No. 81
" sKer street kew-York
~ Tho Enrolling Board, Of towns for which the enroll
book. have not been fled required by pusgnIh IT.
OF General oideu No e. directed transmit without
nher delay, the requisite coies be ded IN this Office aud
fofHces Of the shehfs Of THEN respective counties
BY order VI the CommandeI.in Chief
THO. HILLHOuSE. Adjutsnt- General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
FOURTEENTH WARD RowpYrsm.-Lsst night

FOURTEENTH WARD RowDYIsM.--I.ast night, a
gentleman who had attended tho Robert smas
Shiloh Church in Prince street rerrg about 30 minutes
past 10 O'clock assaulted by trio Of rowdes at the
opposite the church. and tho given for the assault
stated to be the fact Of his having been In the church referred
to- The police officer that post when applied to In the
matter endsavorod apologize for the rowdcs saying that
they must have been that he had been there for
hour and had not ythina Of L." probable
that srangeusnia had been made for riot at the dismissal OF
the meeting In the chnrch which foed by the too early
attempt to carry the programme Inspector Carpenter
receiving OF had occurred took prompt
stsys " prevent any further disturbance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
The ParoIed Frisoners-A Dangerous Pre-
ccdent-Death OF Major sedgwick-
Troops Coming.

From Our Special Correspondent
BOLIVAR hieHr'' w near hAh Pr. S ,ss'
Your correspondent, "W," records the return Of
our soldiers captured three days after the battle Of
An,ietam, during Fitz John Por;ers attempt to
throw bis troops across the Potomac in the face Of
the enemy.
They have regained their liberty at a high price.
That they, especially the commissioned officers,
should give their parole again to take up arms
against the Rebels. excites wonder aud indignation
in the camps. Such an example is demorAlizing to
the army. II encourages any body Of men who are
tired of serving embrace the frat opportunity for
being captured, that they may take this parole and
return home, "honoraby" discharged and free from
all danger Of being drafted.
Major VIM. ID. Sedgwick, Adjutsnt- General Of
Sedgwick's division, died at Keedysville on Monday
evening" Of wounds received at tie battle Of Antet
AIN. When the war broke out Major Sedgwick was
q member Of the St. Lonis bar. AT the first call for
troops he returne to bis native State
and came out with the 2nd Regiment lieutenant.
lie was afterwsri made ordnance officer Of Banks
corps--then promoted to the position which, at the
time Of lis death, he had filed for nearly year.
He was most excellent officer, held in respect and
warm affection by very large circle. His suffer-
iDgs after being wounded were protracted and in
tense but he bore them without murmnr, up TO the
moment Of his death. May the memory Of Sedg-
wick, and Of all like him, lie green for ever
Intelligence Of considerubis rus'i5sfs 5<r5ops On
the way from Washington here, is regarded Us indi-
cative OF possible forward movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

UTICA, Thursday, Oct. ., 1852.
The Democratic Convention VI tho Oneida Dis-
trict which met in Rome to-day, unanimously uom.
mated the Hon. Francis Herman for Congress by
reclamation.
The Union Convention held at Rome also upsni-
mously nominated tie sams gentleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

THE MISSING PAYMAsrHR RETURNED.
Acting Assistant P,Ymastsr Niblo Of the Navy,
recently published as Kissing, has reported to the
Jepe, Department.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

List
McNeilly Samuel, care Of
t'apt w \ Joys or joyce,
formerly Burnside's corps
heCainestRe Capt T. 4th Iegt
Emrss~ brigade -
McNnien Archibald, 5oth
rest N Y Vols
hsDonell, battery II, 9th N
Y artillery
Orne Capt Freeman, UsA
Percy Gustayus A, Co ID, 7th
infantry. of Columbus
Perry N u, Co A, 9th Mich
Vols
Paul Corpl S Hk, U B A, I'd
Mass regt, BuInside's diyi-
sion
Reynolds William, Gath regt
Mass Vols
Ross Charles, carr of Capt q
A C.ark. 29tL Mass
Reeyeis J w, sth regt n Y
Riiey John, Co @, = regt
Mass mounted Vols
SayIe John, U 8 Army hos
scLrsrr I.ient Col Adsustus.
Ado, u 8 Army
Spragne Major D r. N \ mus
tnriag oliice
Smiih Wallncht, formerly
Fes't Columbia, Governor .
INasad -
Smith Lieut. j L, Co y, tth
rs9t NJ lch Vols
Snssy ey captain, Co b, CON
tNS Vols -
TAe1erkssT Capt Aug, Slk
regt M Vols
Todd second Lieut. ii, Nash
regt n Y NCIs
Terry .E.enry w, Co A, 2th
reet Penn Vols
Vanderwell Lieut. Jeri, 4th
NY volunteer aytilws'y
Wehier Lieut. I'd, AdJt. l03d
reft NY vols-SsHvard IN
fsntry
Wallace Lieut. J @, co A. 9TH
'i'ert N ii volupster militia
'Wsnn Andrew, 2ith reg
Mass Vols
! Wood Capt berry c, llth I
5 in antry
Wainwright LIEUT. @ p
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

AGENTS Of the Old Colony
Mail Co, Cliff 81
Agent Of the Lauries' Life
Pills
Captain of steamer Empire
State
Clev, c Col 4 CHM RR Co, NY
comd'g officer l1th Ncwyork
Vols
Editor Of the American Jour
nal of photography
Elliptic Bed Spring Co
fireman's TiristIn,lranceCo
Heirs Of koziusko Duke
ha Masse Car Co, Broadway
Medica, Discctor, N Y city
NenchAtellolse Exportascion
Go
New York s,esDcscopic Com
pany
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

letters.
Kahn Tor Esrnl, rec'g ship
North CaFoliDa
Kelly Joseph, ship Great Re-
public
Law ailctte Commodore G A
+. u $ Navy
Little VIM Ii, transport Great
Republic
Lee Charles C, rec ship North
Carolina
Morgan Scrg't Patrick
Mcooyrrn Michael, North Ca
roliHa. rec ali
Mctacwen John, u $ sh North
Carolina
Partridge Acting Master Lean
der n
Paterson John, U s sh I
North Carolina
Rodgers Henry, u S transI nj
Great Republic
Reynolds Francis, u s s-i
Carolina
Spencer George, ship Srs~r
Republic
Simpson Albert v, &c hwr,
Adelaide
Shelly Edwin, rec n Ali
North Carolina
Thuggod Robert, " g srs-,
ship North CaroliI =
Worth George B, A. ai,,r On
ter's Mate
Wilson James q, s kSp ,NcrI
Carolina
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
POsT OFFICE NOTICES.

DoHT OFFICE NOTICE .t.s4s. f..s-.e 5
j The Nails for the United Kingdom and the Co
via Queenstown and Liverpool, per steamer EtnA
the German States, via Hamburg, per steamer SAKE
o'clock A. NJ and at the uptown stations as tollow,
stations A and b, at 945 A. NJ; ssatons Q and u, o.:
station T., 9sub; stations and g, Q O'Clock A. N.
ABRAM WAKEMAN, Posu
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
Miscellaneous.


New Britain Knitting O"ox
Publisher Of me Pioneer
Publisher OF Porter's stpirit
OF the Tim n
Publisher christian Y forld,
Chamber ct
Publishers f0f Rays eArith-
metic
ProducerstPrice CurT ent
Recruiting officer, 6d0 Bread
way
Recruiting officer, 26e : Eycad-
way
Secretary Of Chart .r Oak
lodge No 279
Shipping Agent u 81 yavy
Warren Lodge No y q, IOOF
West States Trens1 ,ortatiOn
NJ WAKEMAN, Pestu rtster.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

ships Crews Letters.
Arooscok brig, Master OF London ship, Ca psJEHt sr,t
D6untess, David Davies bat
Biethem or Ble,heny o'p' Red Cross Inc Tseis X X
John Barbour ship, John jeffrey whes "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
LATER FROM EUROPE,

ST. JOINS, N. F., July 1S.-The S smc: G.
OF Wrshir2 IN, Ion Liverpool on the 9'h,
Quespstown Oh the 1o.h, hrs passed here. Pc
advlcessre four days k',r.
The 8! imef A lea arrived out on the 9th.
Lord Rus, ell s'a' 10 Parliament that France
n 'iin't en- ling Into treatT sgainst the
slave trsde.
A r. solution prohibiting English Interference
In China had ,en rel - 1 in the House Of Com
mora
There are rumors thet Frarce vii! retire liom
Mexico.
u en-. Prim HIS arrived in Eugland.
1he cotton nahufSctrrers OF Rouen and Lyle
have lent deputdtioa to the EnJ eror Napoleon
to TepH ent thelr dit1C.'' .ieI.
The '"1n mi nistty repudi2'a1 a1v interference
in the efd rs Of Mexico.
The U 8. grabo1t t.. carora had arfiv at
Southamp pton.
It's rumo-- that Ru~ liza will join France in
me diatio1 In Ame'ir 1 aE.irs.
The PFris co po1deDt OF the London Hera'd
believ that FrTnCe eltertains very seriors in
tent'ons OF nte..eren", , end the civil war In
America.
The London Tim think, that any Offer of me-
American st.ckI ha ve a downward .ndency
illinois Central Railroad tS ''@s I dir .ount.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, July 9th.-Co.ton-S i J for wo
days, 7Y0-o balt Markes Arm, ct an advance
OF 4d
be dstuE, are quiet, with ,llne of a. on
FloIr, and Id. to ID. on Wheat. Corn clio ID
dun.
Provisions Gle 4 dull Pork nominal. Bscon
quiet. Lard quiet. Tr'lows dy.
The LATBsr.-Sai- Of cot m were made on
the 10th Of 2,5t0 bal =. TIE market clio d fiat
and 9n tiled under the American news per Etns
ard Nova Scotan
Bre ,dstuff cit Ell finn. Provision. dull.
The Bank of ENGLAND has reduced It's mini
mum rate to ~ per cent.
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Z Z ~-s Fe ae Defeated Scar the Arkansas
Line.

-.-.- e.. Ivy II. via Cairo, July 1.-THE
- p" D rst0Ia. arrived last evening from
Wa ~ar. ard la;~r from Vicksburg. She
.iiG-s eci4! Gsv,s fToEi the later place. She
-. : @El=a, ATkags2s, on W bite river, on
s....ag the g.. instant General Fi',h was still
theE-
%. tue forenoon Of Sunday General Fitch and
portion Of the FoTty-siXtf Indiana, numbering
200 me stsTtsd INTO the interior 20 take dis
patches 10 GCge.dl Quits. Cr discover his where
Of the TElTj l-Clala. Win StD or 400 more, as a
guard st IL pvrr:!dted only eigh /:
miles fTOm " ul.e !ivet when they Suddenly
came uFcT N'Etmau ; p!ckets, whom they fred
upon ana drove In. and then rushed forward
soon coming upon the main body, Consisting Of
six Regiments, numbering less than J .Oa9 Rebels
wHC. hOGeTer, althoEs b sur Ptised, quickly form
I'd and gave hattie.
The Indiarians fGrg hi hravely a. immense odds
and were about being haIked by the Arkansas
troops, whe7 Lieutenant CClOael Farren's force
came Down HE ana .alanche 70 their relief. out
Il anked the ConledeTdtss, and with the aid of the
FOrty-sixth and General Fitch, actually routed
them and drove them ON the Geld fhe feht
las d three hoC--. Net strong enough 10 pursue
General Fitch ord red retr0gr d.; and in a few
hours had his troops back 70 he river and on
transports ePared for an attack. General Hind
man II believed 70 be In the vicinity with large
force. General Fitch lost four men only. Tween.
tv-four dead Rebels were found on the hsld
Thirty We're wounded and forty taken prisoners
II ndman's entire army 10 estima,ed 81 Is eco
General Fitch lately executed TIVE O: tue K bel
hostages taken some time since for : I'D L. ~ -
Of the Rebel gUeriil5s. He promised TO pt.
Theni II any OF bis men were killed
The First ENGINEER Of the Lexington was sEo
while sitting at a port hole. GenetaI Fitch toOr
OF Two OF the citiZsns and hung them up befog-.
the face and eyes OF their neig hbors. lust bui
severe retributlon for herbCring I ser Of cut
tniosts In their vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

IL tele5 ram from Befne St. 5 that the long
expected meeting Of the French legitimistsis now
actually being held at Lucerne, and is much
more numerouslv attended than that of 1880. The
meeting is being held under the auspices Of the
Count de Ch8mbord. and 1t 10 effirmed that w hen
t..e Count attended aivine service on Sunday $40
Of his paTtizans were present.
HONORARY DRGREEs AT ANHERsT-The honor.
ary degree Of LII. ID. was Conferred upon Horace
Maynard, Of Tennessee, and Horatio b. Hackett
Of Newton Seminary; OF ID ID. Upon Henry
Van Lennep. OF ConstantinOple, Turkey, Rev.
Daniel p. Flax, ofNewburYport, and Rev Joseph
Haven, Of Chicago.
IUThe Philadelphia Ledger says: HCents
beng about the only specie In circulation are In
anxious demand, and we have heard Of per
cent premium In some instances being paid for
them -
D-The secesh sympathizers have eccertained
that in Canada they can haunt their treason un-
notes refused by shop-keepers. So they are flock.
ing there to enjoy there rare privileges
TTThe Southern Confederacy O. ms TO be
losing Its English hackers Of late. The London
Times Of the 18th OF May calls the rebels the
Transatlantic dregs Of the English cavaliers -
What an unmercifui and upgracious cut.
IVA Ffenchman writing from London to a
Paris newspaper pronounces a Sunday in London
as the sum Of human wretchednees-a very Him
aIaya Of snnri.
Gg-The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Virginia
has Issued decree against o. r. Brownson's 4
Review, declaring tfat IL Is no rela able exponept
Of Catholic doctrines and principles
III Lord Palmerston has been elected master
Of the Trinity House, In the room of the late
Prince Consort. - f.-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHrLoR's HAIR DYE
Tka hIsf L. ia IHnrIA

xN osSS IN Ihs H0fEd.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DIV,
produces color not to be distinguished from ma.
ture-wsrranted not to injure the Hair in theleast
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for hfe Grsy, Red or Ras.y Hai,
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c. =
IL The Genuine is ssigned WnLIANA. BArcx.
ILoR, on tAs fosr sidss Of sneb boz.
. ksetory, No. e1 Barclay 81, Nsw York,
ms7-1y (Late233 Broadway and 16 Bond str
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A CARD re T6E LADIES'.
DR.. .nUP0TCC'E
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FENALRS.


LDd,..5a - cO-rssti1s rsEU'nsizg sEs TeDsoeizY
al e5SfTEe'tc=s .frg7l ackafCrsT -TNss, ana
G!HEiS sUt.sryi'y O. = BFs1 sEfsrs
Ehs stoTe Plais rave nov been IA Is f0r oSe-
th!rtT avs aCC M 80 rae, where tks direction
ntye sasa correctly ly.9Sea 1sNe tlese pa. q
iJnuTig ccIuEJ-.s i-nln ons Of The hHst lseIes Of
u O., lss no Usilcd UsOa my agents IN thst
cttfs ;aT " M risiol q C0.; SnG t0id tleiu tnnt
ere q ccNrse dad Dos vr4sa LeT Dsnls ~ be msde
tffcaSy OF 0T. UUHoEce'e Go!den fills, thsy mIs re
Tsier sny lA1J 60 hcT, a. sae considered 10 ck9y
as rt as pea yi.s = oate ser kSoss.sss Of Ne
snlcAeEs Es sdH.iHls terea t0 he- d=UEnlsr yOuFE
lazy ~ yst-s Cd. hc yEs lass E0II IatO Coz
strgsa 100 ss s 2, sSss. as tsss Psi as ssis.y
an s:r0Sssr pt5cf might he stven. Sbese Pills
are aiso ceTiz care IOr LE6ofeat Cor whites }
fIIce 6 peg bsx.
Sold TLo.ess!e and Retail n WAsh!zKton ty
Reiail tT - Bns coTnsT Tt "a s.ees. and
p. avenue; :. % s. sTEft, Conner = h "a eet s0a
LouIsiana syerue, srd 20 e LBuRNis, west Is. a,
near Pa svenns. Ia ties, BY ssnolBg 81 O. eitaer
c1n haye tne PIlls seLt % GLy Psrt II the eoHltT
S2nheentAIy bJ MAJ. So.1 3 20 by e. ). a. CISy-
SCI. 6eyyge,so1g.pg; FEEL = q - f.EyENs, Alex
5, HkNCE, do; ard 81 oTuErists rslersi.y.
HALL 4 RUCk kEL,k Ms Greer q New ToYF,
6eEersl Wholesale Agents
~. IL. LOOK onEtor COcEtertelsE. Eus no Golden
tll.s oi any .ind N CSC eesEJ Doz . E,Ensa : ~.
Hove. AZ others are 8 base Imposition GHQ CLfsie
therefore a. you value your Ives I'd esth 30 Esy
nothlnE OF beng numbuEged ovt Of yoHf money }
H0Ie on even boz yslch ass ~ esatiI been adaT
on eosoe ~ OF The fIiis 0oiGE co.IteI foltod So
inEreoiedts com toslIls tae Above Pals are mae
snowp 70 syo-! AEeat, Lad thsJ vii tel son ai-;'
iys New Yoff-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

II Hon. F. o. ]. Smith offers through the
columns Of the Advertiser TO be some Of six r.
sons, IL such pumber will promptly concur. TO
deposit with Governor %TsShbuT1 within fye
days S575 90, to be :tad by him In an appoTtion
nent q bounty OF SIS to each volunteer sold ier
OF the 9JS0 that are now called for from state,
id ;!0nal to the bounty which the Government
will pay. The SIX contributors 10 the ready fund
will trust to the sense of justice which may AMI
mate the next Legislature of the State for their
indemnity, though no legal obligation will exist
upon the State for il ''-P ortI1nd Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
.a THE WAR In KENTUCKY E
2epest u spture ef Cynthiana-Great Es.
citem ent at Newport and Csyin2ton

CINCINNATI, July Is "A man came into Bovd 8
on the Kenlucky Cen.'el railroad, this morning,
and req 1T, that the town Of Cynt niana, 66 mffeS
from here, sur eudered al o'cl, L Yesterday %
the rebels, sfter a bali hours 6ght. He says he
saw Morgan ard shoo< hands with him. Nor
gan's force numbers about 500 men -
soldier who a'so came into Boyd's saws that
Morgan's men ir, two rounds a. er tue surren-
der Of the town, and tMat Capt1in Ant, ony's
company, lrom Newpors, ERE killed or made
prisoneis - ..4 .s
The excitement at N wport and Covington is
very high and incre' sing. The citizens are or
ganizing rapidly for the defense Of Newport, and
the Provost Ma. shsl arrests all sympathizers to-
Hau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

MsssRs: A. IL. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 30s Pennsylvania avenue, back TO
Boston, during the summer, where they will he
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express connpan7's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty-f hours, cheaper
to our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed II man.
ufacturers prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Cos
Inent OF India Rubber Goods In the world, } IS
MIX street, Boston, Mas. may l9.M,w,su
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IL The popularity Of Gereral Buffers admin
istration, both In New Orleans and In the North
should prove to half-hearted commanders OF other
department., II anV such there be, that courage
aud decision are better than half way mes"ures.
IL will be observed that Butler has not mede him
self obnoxious on the negro question; he keeps
Phelps in the background. Bat while he takes
conservative" ground in this regard, he does not
thus pet and p1mper any class of disloVal men;
he does not shrink from carrying out martial law
whenever II Is violated, no matter how powerful
or influential may be the criminal who defes or
attempts to eyade IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

INSTANTANEOUS CURE Of Corns, Bunions, Cal.
lositieJ, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all discs >
Of the feet. M. Podrait, from Paris, Surgeon
Chiropodist, Is enabled by peculiar process, to
eradicate the most painful excrescences In few
minutes, without the least pain or the slie htest
from nine a m, to dve p. m, at his office, Clar.
endon Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sixth
street Best reference given In this city.
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BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, s5I57 :
- TREAsuAY DEPARTMENT., July I7fh, 1852.

SK4LID Proposals will be- received st tins
Sss q ice mil FRIDAY the ss day Of Auiast 1852 Al
ptsts, sI1ty hlarbls Martes and henrths: of two
szcs, IN the west !ing of the TfeasarJ Extension,
WEST Wing. = S...1s'-s : = - 81
DrsyinSs and o.hsr ,asticnIsrs can be obtsined
Under this dyerti cement, shoud be aoeepted. the
eooeptarcs viii be conditioned upon the bidders
ss ls c2st pree aed gfiHg n, as far ss viii 70,
s.-r 8. NJ CLARK.
Actlrg EnrlneAr In ebssss
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An Example Of DI4,n,ersst.d Patriotism.

NEw YoRK, July 1. 1862 TO Ion. f. NJ Stan.
ton, Secre Iy OF War.-Sir: | beg &C we to call
your recOll5 on > prlvJ's Ie.. r which ad-
drsl ID you in the month of March Lost, rc!a-
tive TO some Enfield riff ,order. from Eu1land
through Metsrs. Howla1d & Aspinwan, ,n the
C-rly pals Of the rebellion. In accordance with
the determ na.ion ihe Elm snd prev. .ousIy ex-
pr s d, not TO r+>eive any p cun.sry beneht for
the sTvlce Ierdered or the risk incurr, d In I p
half Of the Goverrmert, | be:ewith remit you the
amount which he7 this day N paid me, q.
profit, on my inte' ! in the arms thus imported
and sold to the Wsr Department, VIZ: a cbe ck
on he Bank Of Ame>ic tor S2j,2s } 6U
am, very resp :t.dlly, our Obedebt servant,
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