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ARRESTED FOR TREASON Charles C. Egerton,
Jr., until recently brigadier general Of Mary.
land volunteer militia; Augustus Rutledge, Of
Baltimore county, William Hawkins and DR.
William D r. Larkin, Of Baltimore city, were
all arrested on Saturday and Sunday charged
with uttering reasonable sentiments Egerton
had just returned from visit TO the South, where
he had spent several weeks
The police OIL 'ers al'o arrested John C.. Faber
and Bernard Rafferty,, charged with being rebel
mall carriers both Of whom had formerly served
ss policemen under ex-Marshal Kane. small
mail was found in Faber's possession, consisting
Of letters which he had received since his return
and which he was to take down South; also mem
orandums OF various articles which are in great
request IN that quarter, and which he was COM
m ss'oned TO purchase on their behalf and convey
TO them Receipts for Considerable amount OF
money paid to various parties In the South wee
found n him Faber has repeatedly made trip
to and from the South, occupying two and three
weeks each time.
From Rafferty, was Obtained another mail con-
slsing OF ID letters, which he hId received from
pa'ties in Baltimore TO take down South also 3
letters from persons that section Of the country
for residents in Baltimore, which he had not vet
delivered, and some old letters
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PERSONAL DR. stone, U. 8. A, arrived In
this city last night, having been released from
secesh imprisonment which he endured a year
and seven days.
John 6 Nicolay, Esq, the Private Secretary of
etidsnt Lincoln, lef, Washington last evening
on visit to his home In the West. John HAY,
Esq, the Presidents Assistant Secretary, fills
kr. N.s position during the latter's absence
BriRadier General Q A. Gilmore, U 8 Vols,
and Lieut. Colouel Martin, U. 3. NJ are at the
National.
Gensrsl Franklin, of the Army Of the Potomac,
arrived In Washington this forenoon. General
Burnside is olsp here.
Captains Bruke and Ingilcn, Toronto, C. w;
General Van vliet, U. s Vol; Leonard SWEET
III Nsjor H c. Ball, L ). A, are at Wiilards.
Captain Thomas o. selfridge, U. 5 N ex-
Governor A Rencher, " M and B Rush Brad
ford, Pa, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
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emigrate, having first obtained the consent Of the
Government Of said country to their protection
and settlement within the same, with all the
rights and privileges OF freemen.
sec ID And be tf fsrtksr ssdetsS, That the
President 10 hereby authorized, at any tine hero
after, by Proclamation, TO extend TO persons who
may have participated in the existing rebellion
In any State or part thereof, pa don and am esty
with such exceptions and at such time and on
such conditions a. he N sy deem eIpedient for
the public welfare.
Sec Ii. And be IL fErthr enacted, That the
counts Of the United States shall have full power
to institute proceedings, make orders and DEGREES
issue process and do all other things necessary 20
carry this act into effect.
Approved, July l., 1852.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM NASHVILLE.
Memphis and CharlestOn Railroad
Damaged.

NASHVILLE, July 81 The 10th Ohio regiment.
which has been guarding the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad between Decatur and Cum
berland, were attacked by a large force Of guer-
rillas under Stains and Warn.
Thirty or forty Of the regiment are said to have
been killed.
The road was said to have been damaged con-
siderably, but not so much as to cut of commu-
nication.
A large rebel force is reported to be nea, Tus-
cumbia.
Col. Forrest 10 reported to be at Carthage, with
the object, II is supposed, of making descent
on the Louisville Railroad.
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ORDER BY GEN. SIGEL.

Headquarters First Corps Amy Of Virginia.
(Formerly belonging TO Mountain Dept)
SPERRyvIttr, Va, July 10, 1862.
The commanding General Of this Corps orders
that all commissioned officers and enlisted men,
whose leave of absence has expired, and all con-
valescents who are able to Join their regiments
shall Immediately rejoin their respective regi-
ment, battery or detachment, by way Of Wash
ington city, d. C., or they will be considered
deserters and dealt with accordingly.
All recruits enlisted for this Corps should be
sent at once by way Of Washington city to their
regiments or batteries
BY command Of Major General F. sigel
Il. A MRYsENRURG,
Assistant Adiutant General
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FRu1 The PENIN>ULA

HARRIsoNs LANDING. July "a -Yesterdsv
aftern1 on late, the sanitary steamer John Brook,
started down the river, with another load of sic
from the hospital here. She had on board one
hundred and ninety three patients Her destina.
ton will be determined upon when she arrives
At Fortress Monroe
This morning, early, for the first time I'm a
week, the signal men on lookout stations unon
the top Of tn mansion now used an a hosnitaI
commenced gyrating with their signals Soon
after most OF the eun-boats began firing I'D and
shortly thereafter started down the river
The object and nature Of this sudden stanrsada
Is only known to the commanding officers: bnt in
al probability another nest Of "RebsD have been
discovered somewhere down the river and
the boats have probably gone to dislod ge them
Inat they can do the same and pretty etfectually,
700, u evidenced by the fact that since the one
snot nred iome days ago, and which we wrote
you OF al the time, not a grey uniform has been
visible on the other side Of the river that is on
Poslte mere. But before that one shot was d red.
they were seen with spy glasses, from behind the
trees, coolly taking peep at US
IL may De, ere long, that portion Of our force.
may pay that vicinity a visit, II thew do the
Rebels will probably Obliged to add to their
list Of casualties, and that Uncle Sam will have
tain. -'a'"'
The latter part Of last week, and the forepart Of
nn, TIE number Of returning officers were some
VIVA; diminished. But for the past few DAYS, the
number OF returning ofdcers were somewhat in
creamy, many that are now going are provided
WIN accepeo designations, Others sent on recruit
tns seINIce; while about half the whole number
Never "H wss !. or s susiH:.' 70 70 home
Gers as - ms grand army of the Potomac. nd All
arising from this very Absence " CHA go 49,
are absent state explicitly what IS thei, ftn,e
tsnaons ana ietefmlne to remain at home thei,
places could be better flIed from m. ,.nI.
Untl their determination 10 known th,s -.
oone, az, IN the military serv zee, two n.,~n-. ~
not hold the same position. can-
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SECOND LETTER OF Hon. r J WALKBR.-We
will publish in to- morrow's star Mr.. Walkers
second letter IN favor Of the gradual emancipation
and colonization policy Of President Lincoln
This letter is chiefly financial and statistical. 1t
shows by the census and other authentic proof
that II Maryland had adopted this policy In 1890
she would now contain a population Of ,755, COG
instead Of 6s7 600, and Baltimore $40 600 instead
Of sl2,OO We hope our readers, but especially
those Of Maryland, will give this letter an atten-
tive perusal.
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War Meetings;

CORNING, N. Y, July 26 Last evening large
and enthusiastic war meeting was held here Col
Van Valkenburg, Lieut.. Colonel Diven and 9th
ers addressed the people. In consequence Of the
immense crowd in the hall another large meeting
was organized in front Of the Dickinson House,
Steuben county has over 3, 300 in the service Her
quota to the new regiment will be filed in a
week, making 4 900 from old Steuben
ITHACA. July 26.-At large and enthusiastic
war meeting held in this village last evening the
resolutions passed by the meeting in New York
were returned unanimously. Many enlistments
were made on the spot
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The War In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, July 2s.-The latest accounts from
Chattanooga report that the rebel infantry has
crossed the river in force. Their number IL larg
and three generals are in command.
The rebel cavalry is heavy In East Tennessee.
1t is stated to be 600 strong
There are few provisions In Chattanooga, and
the citizens are much distressed by forced contr-
buttons to supply the rebels
One bridge is rebuilt on the Murfreesbcro' rail-
road, connecting between Murfreesboro' and
Bridgeport. The rebel Forest was at McMinn-
Vile yesterday.
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FINANclAL.-New y ork papers Of Yesterday sav
a ana. money, money was easy on Saturday Exchange
2sal30. Geld advanced this morning 70 SIS~
ana was siterwards in demand at I1sK AZ: but a.
last 10 declined to 1E6aH.s The foriowiao are
we ls.en quotations 9. Governments and State
1907, Registered %; u 8. IS ISL, fcouooO s
ss&; U. :. 6s 1881, lreglsiered,) 20; u. a.
Oregon war loan, hah-yeariy, 81; US. Sc 1854
Coupon e6x; u. 8. 6s, one year Certificate
10 es, 30, IO5j Kentucky 6's, %; Tennessee s's
ooSi Aissoufi 90, i7 California 7's, %. >
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

Lieu'enspt Henry A. Wise. u ). N, has been
appointed assistant TO the Chief OF the Bureau of
Ordnance created by the recent act Of Congress,
rms gentleman has been for some time engaged
in the discharge of ordnance duty in the Navv
Department with the utmost satisfaction and
courtesy to all interested. Assistant Paymdster
Beeman has been Orde ed to the gunboat Seneca,
ana Assistant Paymaster Hart to the Pembina
Geo. II. Winslow of Mass and Jos Kinnier of
New York, have been appointed acting Assistant
Surgeons, I'D ordered to report to Capt Wilkes
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u Hon Ruel Williams died at his residence,
at Augusta, Me, on Friday last, in the sOth year
Of bis age. He was a lawyer by profession, and
for many years exprted wide influence in Maine,
which wa, his native State. For several years he
was member Of the Legislature, and was u g
Senator from 1887 to 1913 He received from Bow.
dom College the degree ofLL.D.
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IL The late rebel raid Of Johnson into Indi-
ana, and the alarming proximity Of rebel guerilla
oands to Cincinnati, have created so much alarm
that the Cincinnati bankers are rapidly sending
their funds to Chicago. Over So 500 900 in gold
have been already forwarded.
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THE Gaze OF CAPT. HARRISON.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The papers Of this morn.
Ing publish card from Captain Harrison, who
was posted by General Pope on Saturday. eI.
pressing his surprise and modification at the CT
der Of General Pope and stating that his rssigna.
ton had been accepted by his colonel two d.ys
before he left his command. He resigned In cen.
sequence Of an injury received In the service and
by the advice Of his fellow-ofecers and surgeons
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A CRUEL JAKE ON CHANDLER Some newspa-
PEI wag in Michigan grayely announces that
Senator Chandler IS to raise and head a regiment
of volunteers from that State. His military ca
PacttYis deduced from his mastery advance upon
Washington, with horizontal coattails, from the
battle Of Bull Run
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[PupL1c RksoiurIoN-No. 81

to supplies insur-ectIon to punish treason and
REBEL on, to seize and conhscate the property
of rebels, and for other purposes"
RsSolrsd By fhs Senate and HotSe Of Repre-
Sentr ir,S Of the Uait,d States Of Anssyted -
third clause Of the NH section Of IAN act to sup
pres insurrectlOn. TO punish treason and rebellion
to seize and oonbscate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes, shall be so construed as
not 20 apply to any act or acts done prior TO the
passage thereof nor TO include any member OF q
State Legislature or Judge Of any State court " no
has not, in accepting or entering upon his once,
taken an oath to support the constitution Of the
sO-Called 'EGonfederate States of America nor
shall any punishment or proceedings under said
act be so construed to work forfeiture Of the
real estate OF the offender beyond his natural life
Approved, July Il, 1862.
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ARMY ORDERS.

The designations Of Capt. A II Breneman, of
the 18Th, and Lieut.. Howard Reeder, Of the LIST
United States infantry, have been accepted by the
President. 10 take effec. July 23d
The following assignments have been made of
medical officers Medical Inspectors Cuyler,
keensy, Lyon, and Allen, to report in person to
the assistant surgeon general at St Louis for duty
In the department of the Mississippi. Medical
Inspector Mussey and Assistant surgeon Parry to
report in person to Gen. Mcclellan, for duty in
the army Of the Potomac
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS

The oncial documents necessary 10 consum-
mate the recently arranged agreement for gen.
eral exchange Of prisoners, has been forwarded
to Gen Dix. Transportation will be immediate.
ly provided by the Quartermsster's Department
for the conveyance Of the prisoners at Fort Della
ware to Aiken, on the James river, to be e1-
changed. There are about 900 Of them. Prepa.
rations are also being made for the removal OF
prisoners from other localities
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THE CALL OF GOVERNOR CURTIN FOR
VOLUNTEERS

1t Is officially published that the call Of Gov
Curtin for nine and twelve months men was made
without previous consultation with or direction
OF the President or War Department, and having
been made, it was deemed by the President and
War Department better to accept such troops al
were offered under the call but IL Is proper to
notice that the law does not allow any bounty to
the nine months men except the S25 paid at the
time Of being mustered into service the remain
Ing S75 payable only to those who enlist for three
years or during the war.
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nR. HENRY CLOK,
- VETERINARY SURGEON.

DORsEY'stHOTEL, Seventh st.,
viz: " ses'
enIs, 6lsuderr, in the e0mmspoeneat, Riprbonee.
ss2ayidh; s'nfi Gut6 Sall, Of ell t,nd SI.
ness, w d-broksn, kidney b. seasss, GraveI .
worms, Choio ofs u deseTlr tons. Bolts, PoIipus,
Eistnis &C. Dr Henry Clok has his dl ploms from
veterinary Students, a, Berlin. several years
Tsterlnsry surgeon in the arTlee Sr %afsstat
ousn, IN Prussia. Cures warranted or the money
ToIuQOe0s iy Iuf
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CAPTAIN Mansfield SUsPENDED.-Capt Mans
hsld, late provost marshal at Fredericksburg, has
been suspended altogether from duty, and sent
back to General King, who is ordered to institute
an examination into the charges against him
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The TsfsHigsnc,r animadverts upon the doc.
thine promulgated by tie New York Irdsp,nd.nt
and kindred sheets and individuals, that the use
of negroes is the ''last chancep the Almighty
voucbsifes Us for the success or defeat Of our
arms; and "tha' we compel God to oppose our
arms, because we refuse justice ht and liberty
10 the slave"
The RspsbIrcan is occupied with news detail.
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II The mammoth steamer Great Eastern
sailed from New York for England on Saturday
last, carrying out eight thousand tons OF freight
chiefly br-adstufs, and nearly six hundred pas
selgefS.
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II The private contributions in PhiladeIp hia
IN aid of recruiting amount to Sis 600 exclusive
of the Railroad Companies con ributions. The
Pennsylvania Central gives $50 COO; the Reading
Railroad $40 COO. The Corn Exchange is raising
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IL General.Cass spoke briefly at a meeting In
Detroit few evenings since, urging the necessity
CT giving the Government all the aid 1t desires
We are sorry to see 1t stated that his health is
very feeble
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TIE CARE on INVALID SOLDIERs.

ne Chnb Of In NhLlD SODDlERS.
Notwithstanding the large number OF invalid
soldiers In Washington and Its neighborhoOd
everything for their comfort has been supplied
with extraordinary expedition. No complaints
OF lnattention are heard In any quarter. In addi-
ZION TO his duties to these sick and wounded
surgeon General Hammond has been Visiting
other localities, and sitting a laudable example
OF prompt business habits and humanity to every
one connected with his department
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LIBERAL. - The Philadelph and Reading
Railroad Company have subscribed s25 600 to-
wards the war fund Of that city
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D fFIC IAL.
By the President Of the Un,tsd States Of America
A PROCLAMATION.

In pursuance Of the sixth section Of the act Of
Congress entitled IAN act to suppress Insured
ton, to punish treason and rebellion TO seize and
confscste the property Of rebels, and for other
purposes" approved July IL, 1861, and which
act, and the joint resolution explanatory thereof
are herewith published, I, Abraham Lincoln
President Of the United States, do hereby pro-
claim to and warn all persons within the contem-
plaiion Of the said sixth section to cease paricpa
ting In, aiding, countenancing, or abetting the
existing rebellion, or any rebellion, against the
Government Of the United States, and to return to
their proper allegiance to the United States, on
psin Of the forfeitures and seizures as within and
by said sixth section provided.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States to
be afixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this TWEEN
ty-ffth day Of July, In the year Of our
[L.s.J Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-two, and Of the Independence OF
the United States Of America the eighty
seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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IL General halleck and Staff returned to this
city last evcning, from their visit to the army Of
General Mcclellan, on James river
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ssNT AwAT.-Au civilians, newspaper CORES
Pondenis included, have been expelled from the
lines Of General McCIelIan's army.
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rAssxD EXAMINATION -ifessrs Hugh L. pin
lhIon, 0eorge w. Gaddess and lanes
spaight, young men residing IA Baltimore b,1.
passed the Board Of Examination Of Naval En-
siheeFs, and 6sddess and Pikinton have reeeivsa
Their commissions,
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HOSIERY HOsIERY.! HOsIERYm!

St1ok full and complete in all kinds Cotton and
Thr.ad Hose for laQles, gentlemen and obid ran
Oil OF when We offer At lowest prloes BY the dozen
So Ks FOa SOLDIERS,
We have Just received 80 d Ien ,pIepdid axtrs
heavy EnElsh Cotton Socks, for Soldiers and
JOSEPH J.MAf,
~ % STIFF 30e Pa. Gv bet q And 10th NJ.
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IL Rev. Benjamin J. Wallace, editor OF the
Presbyterian Quarterly Review, died in Phila-
delphia on Friday morning
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~ Any EPAR TMENy,

IHR NAVY DEPARTMENT will, until the 4th
OF ast next. reoelve Propositions for the con
sIuetlon and erection of SIfAM MACHINERY
on ooafd vessels similar TO the prOpe Ter EunbOats
Ills meohinerJ may be the s,me q. in the gun
boats, except that the stroke of the piston will be
~ Inches, that Waddel g side valves will Re u.ed
dlaT eter Of the p-opee- to be ten feet, AID the
na11eI POST, shoe And rudder to be Of topper and
IN" printed contract and specifostic for the gun
bOat machinery.
PropositIons will at the same time be received
surface condenser, under the sans terms nd oOn-
dltons; tbs tollers torev, rudder- post shoe, and
ruader belns a. above described,
Ehe proposillors must state the tins, total cost
ply. " f
In the event Of other Engines than the ss built
fOr .n9 gum oats being prefer ed, the parties will
lroluded the same humber of dupIioate eieo.s,
soos, instruments. stores. &c. enumerated in tbs
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WAsHINGIoN AQUEDUCT.

WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
w DKPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
,.., WASHINGTON, July rs, 1862,
PROPOSALS will he receiY ed at tins Department
pntll y O'Clock on Wednesday. the n Il d.J OF
butusI, TO, c2'cee'ing the Distributing Reservoir
Oh the Wash n.ion htuetuct: Plays and spsci6
cet'ons may be seen Of er the 18th of August
Pr9posa must be scale enoor,ed proposals
fnr heservoir, AID addresses 70 Hon Caleb b
smith, Secretary CT tho Interior, Washingtono
WATT J. SMITH,
Jy
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By w, L. WALL a co, snotioneors.
Successors % WALL a BARNARD.

STOCK AND FIXsUEEs OF A FIXED
- DKLLIR AT AScIION-'In II U + "A
MOkRIN6, % h guy, ~ III o olock, We Nll se IL
at the corner of lndlsns O. enus and e street, Be
tween I'd and 81 streets, the stock Of Alex. CAsse.
Who 10 declining bunlness, VIZ
IL Horses, fules,
large Wagons, 2 sets arness,
Carriage and Harness. BufEy and Hsrness,
nearly new,
Platform Scales, 100 Bales Hay. &o., &o-
Building and Fixtures.
Terms oash.
jyS CRepD w. L. WALL a. CO., Aucts.
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E'Oh eALE-Rvo fplsndid Ohio w A N
4 aynsES, years old, viii BE- sold n
Also, hseyy two. horse wsgon. fouI136
sets Wef0n Harnes, and one Platform Spring
-, A''ly u Dof.sy: .Gs.' corner ssysn,s .ns
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTBRNOON& TO-MOkkOH


n
By WALL . BARNARD. A.etoness.
TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IM.
.Iu.t fs sSy ma. .sd r.ooT3.S ns'i iS.r
!. SG .uodS 70 tSs ssis SsI sr.s:.
a. s'o.osip m on MONDAY, he ssh dsJ o.
Js @ .Ss s4..f RESs;;
Eve SasdTed an sIt.es ISIS With the Improve
re sTopspt; = sitas,ed on street north. be-
tween tth srd tth streets vest
he se &c erTsG ah ,s,1ss. Sssins ints from iSs
ssi % ;a Sq ssG q G All
conve, sncinr ~ the cost Of TIE Purohsssr.
Il shs vs seS1 a.. he = SH". r
tae night @ resell the property At the rist .no cost
same nee ,sfss as. e s9 he 3 "
hLEREO sHyCEIHS
,.s...a.. A%SE ERS kfsftG; IFS':. ::..
By @ noeBIRB a co. AuotaOneers.
r ARGE STOCK OF FINE CONF ECrIoN
IL AIRY AND CoEFkcTIoE, . MouLDs, CO FFERs.
Jas, &c AT Hrcfio HON Slsf TTu1Ess6hY NOM
Ing, yuy ss,a' ecnmeno.nf o. 70 o,slocf, y C
6satier, Penns, wanna avenue. between 18th sod
stS sss re sH s.T Sot o1
Ter sGses ss.s i.T.; k oGPsi,,inr IN psrt Of
rune Do 5'DON Fs.Sy Boxes knveiope.. 40,
Fine Con.erye FrGits an Plain csndies,
TofelheT with
Inc French Plate MIrrors,
Fine Plated Counter Cases,
Counter Scales, Plated Beams. Dishes. ami
Weights,
Larre number of handsome Glass Jars, Dishes ,ko-
And many Other articles 100 rumerons 10 aavsrnse'
A,o ,S site, the ', .,. .a tHs rss
Store, al his stock Of
Moalds, Coppere FreeEers, Msohlnery,
EmoTsoinr q variety Uf new patterns IN Copper.
Tin, Lead, and Plaster, IN .Arre assortment.
All of which will be cold without reserve. MT.
6auter intending % ossute bis business.
~ IS dts &C MCGUIRE CO. Auob.
MARsHAL's SALE OF vEssELS.-By viz
WI tue of DEGREES of tire DISTRICT Court OF the
Unltad States, for the District of Cou- bIs, viii
sell, 81 pubic sale. for cash, at the Warrington
Navy Yard, In said District. on TUESDAY. the
18th DAY OF July, 1882 noing 81 n O'Clock O.
M, the following named vessels, their tackle, ap-
Derel and furuItpre, viz:
Schooner w. j. Capron,"
Do "Director
Do American Coaster"
WARD n. LAMON,
~ 3 dts Z. q Msrthsl d. @.
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Hon. Joseph Holt.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Hon. Joseph Holt ar.
rived here this morning