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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-07-03
"GRAVES SWAMP"
"HOPE with ADDITION

containing two hundred AMI thirty two acres
more or less
This last tract lies contiguous to the first
named tract. and il the same which Joseph
Dunbar, jr purchased "f the late Gov James
Thomas. |. is highly valuable fr its mead
"w land and for its timber in which it
alnun,is.
Persons desir"us Of making good invest
mcnts arc invited to call and view the premi-
ScS.
Terms of Sale are. That ono sixth of the
purchase money shall he paid on tho day of
Sale. and the balance shall be ;aid in three
equal instruments Of twelve eighteen ard
twenty four r:"nths, with interest from the
Gay "f sale the purchaser giving bns,ds, with
security IL be- approved hy the trustee"
BENJAMIN g. HARRIS,
Trustee.
June 9th, lsG2-t-.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-07-03

The undersigned having Bought out the
IntereS: Of Samuel C,'tin:ham of the firm al
C"ttingham Il Harding, will hereafter conduct
the business in his own Nanc.---and he mosl
respectfully solicits The favor OF the friends o
the old Firm.
WM. ii. HARDING.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-07-03

A. TREGO.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
THE REBEL ARMY

From the South we have tie following data in
relation TO the strength Of the Confederate forces
from the date Of the Confederate retreat from
hanassaa: Our Informant statos that Gen. John
ston lefI Manassas with 40 OC0 effective men. Gen.
Magruder held Yorktown with SEQ effective
men, when the Union army landed. The Con-
federates, acting under the advice OF Gen Lee,
left Yorktown with 81 100 men. On June lst,
IS 900 rations were issued 10 the Confederate
army before Richmond. Detailed reports, by re-
giments, brgades and batallsnI, OF all but seven
teen captslns, showed that 6 ,35f soldiers were
placed hors-du-combst, In the battle Of Seven
Pines. On June 2lst, lbs, 600 rations were Issued
to the rebel army before Richmond. By July
Goth, 80, 600 new troops had reached Richmond
from the South; m ost Of whom were new levies,
and not regarded a. thoroughly safe. On the
18th Of August, there were six regiments Of in
fsntry ct Savannah, and a force Of "a 600 near
Charleston. Gen. Lee and STAFF left Richmond
Hesdq uartsrs, (Tabb's farm, Nine Mile road for
GordonsviIle, after teIegraphipg to Gen. Mercer,
at savannah foE the infantry at that post, and 20
Sen. Pemberton for many as could be spared
from the defence Of Charleston. Deduct from
lbs ,0Oo, on June 20th, 1000 for double rations
aud followers, which WOO d leave lis 90. Losses
In battles OF Richmond say Is .Q3O. Number re-
naming, 100 900; TO which add new troops 30 600,
and deduct therefrom 20 OOO for defencs Of Rich
mond, would make the Confederate army Of Vir-
ginia opposite our lines to number 10000 effective
Evening star., 1862-08-23
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
6UERILLAs AROUND.


Passengers who came from Warrentnn on the
last train Of yesterday, which stopped for some
time, about nigh htfsll, upon the switch at Caten's
Statol, (twelvs-and a-bslf miles east Of the
Rappshannoei) inform us that at between and
g p. m the tain was suddenly beset by gang
OF guerillaE from the woods hard bv, who with
pistol and gun In hand, and shouting "kin the
engineer, }" "Death to the id Yankees" ''Stop
the train" &c, &c fred more or less shots into
the car windows, and at the railrosd employees
visible upon the train. The traIn was, however,
easily and successfully started, and proceeded
down the road (upon its destination) without the
loss Of a man on IL, killed or wounded, that our
Informant heard Of. Some rightened passengers
jumped OF the cars, and may have received harm;
but IL so the fact 10 net known. The gang vas
variously estims,ed at nom rfty to nve hundred;
doubtless the former number being nearest the
mark. We shall not be surprised to learn that
Gen. Pope has made more or lees summary e1-
amples In that immediate vicinity In the course
Of to-d,y.
p. SIT 10 believed to day tha, this attacking
party were a rebel scouting party (rather than
guerillas) who had managed to steal across the
river somewhere, keeping out Of sight until
reaching the railroad at Catletts. They did no
damage whatever to railroad or telegraph line
We doubt the possibility Of their getting back
inside the rebel lines In safety.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
The WAn.-The Philadelphis PrsIs of to day

The WAn.-The PhiladeIphis Prsss Of to day
says:
Among the distinguished dead we regret TO re-
cord the name OF the gallant Col. Coulter, OF the
1lth Pennsylvania volunteers, who fell molly
fighting at the head of his brave and war worn
regiment All honor 10 his memory, and TO the
memory of the heroes that have fallen with him
God grant they may be few. During Thursday
last, heavy firing was heard on the extreme left
Of our line; and this led TO the belief that Burn
sides corps, under command Of Major General
Jesse l. Reno, Of Penn, was giving the enemy
Roanoke Island demonstration, on a grander
scale In an open field, and that the rebels In this
attempt to turn our left hank would be hand
somely repulsed, and our private advioes above
alluded &c indicate az much. General Pope 10
praised for great skill and activity exhibited by
him In throwing forward reinforcemenu to all
weak points, and IL is said has had no rest FOR
seventy-two hours. We aTs most happy TO sag
thdt al of our a afvGReeJ indicate sseesss Of oar
arms at all potats Our troops are enthusiastic
and In the very best CT spiriu; alwiy eager to
meet the willy foe wherever he may present him
self. 1t Is evident that Richmond has been left
almost bare Of troops, and that the whole rebel
army has been launched against the Army Of
Virginia, but before many hours we hope 10 re-
cord q brilliant and decisive Union victory In q e
grand battles which 10 now imminent, and II Is
thought will be fought on Sunday next.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

TIE CASE OF THE HARRISBURG EDITORs.-Las'
evening Oramel Barrett, Thomas G. Mcdowell,
and Uriah Jones, pre- prietoTs and editors OF the
Harrisburg Patriot and Union, had hearing be-
fore Brixadier General Wadsworth and Judge
Advocate Turner. They were arrested on the
9Th instant. charged with publishing handbill
calculated to discourage enlistments. and on ex-
animation they severally made oath (save Mr..
Jones) Of having no knowledge Of the publica-
ton or intended publication thereof II having
been printed by two apprentice boys In the once
aad Mr. Jones' the local editor, made oath that
he drafted the handblll for the boys, timply as
Joke and without sny intention OF discouraging
enlistments; and having severally given their pa
role OF honor 20 do no act or deed hereafter dis
Ioyal to the Government, and clatning respec-
lively that they never had done -, they were
discharged from Imprisonment.
EvApIKs THE DKArr.-On Thursday, ofacer
Essex, Of Georgetown, arrested two men named
Davis and Walker on the charge Of being disloy-
al, and turned them over to the military anthori.
ties On the examination before the Provost
Marshal IL was proved that they LEFT Georgetown
and went TO Loudon 10 avoid the draft, with
the intention Of escaping through the lines should
the dfaft be mads here, but learning that there
was none to be made they returned. Wslker uico
hard 20 Get Davis on from being used N VIII
ness, bpt he implicated himself, and they were
both sent 10 ths Old Capitol. james H. Veitcn,
In whose company they went 20 Loudon, went
to the Provost Marshals yesterday 70 TESTIFY Iof
them, but he inplicated himself, sne wa sn'
cent % Ne psisea, So lss.-As q '
Evening star., 1862-08-23
DIED.

On ss ga tan, ssr .hS5. Hs,; q three sss
iisna. sasa M md Is. i.Ha. q he i..i; ar.
yile1 % sssna his fsnersI o. g morrow evening,
s.s:. ::sss ss .o.is Z. ,saSS Sspsoi qihf. a n0''
2, y: a ,ns.n. i:n .sa Of
fss frieads of the family are invited 10 attend
6, q nc ss
On - rss instant, EMMA LOUISE. infant
aasah ahssr q Ssn :. sna rshnie many ss'o IL
nsHfs, IL; fsd i1s;is S.Ssa S.sai' 50 helpless,
That scarce her TOY. eosid hold:
or tvanss harp Of goldl
nom me Issidsnes Of h.r .ssIspts. corner of F1
q s,s Y:1n q r.: o%y
M. SEBSk&i iiSSik q n Il: ssss 81 ss.i
Ser funeral Will take place from Ninth Street
Methodist Protestant Church, TO morrow, ct 8
s,e,9SI m. Her iIiend' and relatives are invited
On The morning Of the "a instant, ANGELA,
daughter Of Martin p. and Aloe Bing, aged II
re fsnersl wiz take place te-m,poy teqnesy)
is s. .sa ss:sa. sS saa .ss sis
srs s'nn invsssd 10 . ssssnd. lSundsy chron
si,I e: "a iS;s,n e ,sSSia e fsys. g:
w 4 saIsr, tsy dsSs htsr's essd4 -,s (. r
bke tieih still snt co d., s.. a.
And Ger the green mounds head
Spring Q besuteous buds unfold!
Ps;hsf, thf dsnshte; hvss, 20 --n ga a
An angel. 6odlike sweet D.
olids thea OR vanoeripE stepe,
TilI We In Hes yea snail mess! .s. -
For the We hose 10 meet again.
rWa fuan s9. .a kssy.n u sw "a. pa ed ehsia,
A Q Igs SIN the sky
TAs ffispts snt sesualntsnoes Of the hmiiy are
rea ae este to sgsend me fnnsrAI, on 70 mouog
sunnyJ ev, NJ, o.. clo u, ffo n her tAther's
rssldsno ;, 2fth strsss, peae X. - - -
On he I'D instant, WILLIAM i. WEBsTEk'
Sis pslssivss snd frlsnds ere 70, psetfally nytei
10 sftesd hio fan rel, on MopdAys 1tlh lastanss -
Ne Hss Iss'asass' Ao' II hba u" ss'rs''0sa.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

THE CENsus.-The rapid approach Of the work
on the Census to completion, makes 1t necessary
for the Secretary of the Interiorw learn to drop
about one hundred Of the clerks engaged upon it
from the roll Of his Department This action
will probably take place between ihi, and the Is,
proximo. or course, the,e sentleYgare dropped
not because OF objections to thon Personally, but
simply because the wCrk on which they have
been engaged has run out.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
ON PAROLE.

Captain Garnett, of the rebel army, q brother OF
Or. Garne,t, formerly Of this city, who was pris
oner In the Old Capitol, has been released upon
his parole, and was visiting h.s friends this
morning. He says he will never take the oath
Of allegiance. He was paroled on account Of I'll
health
Evening star., 1862-08-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
I.rRSr FROM RICHMOND.

BosroN, Aug. 23.-A letter from an oftcer In
Richmond, who was captured at CedaI moua-
tain, states that all the prisoners there captured
are treated just the same as other prisoners Of
war. They are not In irons or separate cells.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
STATE PRISONERS

Marshal d. l.. Phillips, Of Illinois, arrived
this morning, having IN charge twelve State
prisoners from that State, who were taken before
the Provost Marshal and sent TO the Old Capitol.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

Personal Phillips, Of ILL.,, arrived
here this morning with State prisoners, and is
stopping at KiTkwoods'.
w. H. Aspinwall and wife, N. VI Col. Oak
FORD, N. Y. Vols Capt. l. DeRuuey, U. Q. A,
are at Willards'.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
NEW YORK sroCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August BLK a. m.-Ceupon
Gs, 1861, 1O0x; z $40 Treas Notes, loixi Cert
ncates Of Indebtedness, saxi Gold, IsK. US.
securities yesterday and to-day fell per cent,
but are now risfng.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

DncHARsED Yesterday evening Messr. a.
X. Allen aud John Wise, the oficer who eKsao-
ted the writ Of tbs commissioners In iae osss Of
the slavesof Mr.. t. f. Berry, Of Md by which
they were returned to their master, were released
from the Old Capitol prison, where they were
confined. They are required In future TO report
TO Gen. Wadsworth within twenty-four hours,
any slsves they may have arrested Yhis method
OF reporting arrests it is said ia IN consoa uenos
Of an understanding between Gen. wsdsworth
and Marshal Lamon
Evening star., 1862-08-23

PILLAR RkIsTNs.-Those who are curious in
such matters c,n have tbs privilege Of witnessing
the raising Of one Of those great nonoltnlc coz
umns, on the west front OF tue south Wing OF toe
capitol. on Monday neIt between 10 ard 10
O'Clock a. m. IL Is Intended to have shs column
photogra aphed, and artist will be on the round
who will take it while suspended IN mid air.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

POLIcE.-The Third w ard police reported ycs-
terday-Ffancis Woods, vagraEt; dlsni..ed to
leave the city. Ellen Green, DO; do.-by Justice
Clark. Jno. b. Myer, deserter; turned over 70
the military. Thomas B Whit, sleepiag In ths
street. do. q. v. HarleSton, disOrderlv; dis
mssed-by Justice Walter. Jno. Hawkins, COLI
orec, drunk; for trial.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.

Ten rebel prisoners were brought In th.s morn
Ing from General Pope's army and sent TO the
Old Capitel. Among them 10 Capt. Els, OF the
5th Virginia Cavalry.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

LDKRAL CoNIRIBurIoN-Thea amount reslized
at Canterbury Hall last night, and which wal
was paid over to the Cranch Hospital, for tn.
sick and wounded soldiers there, was the hand
some sun Of SleS 80.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

OEE DOLLAR! One DoLLARM ONE DOLLAR i!
Go to the Dollar Store, 435 Penn avenue, neal
Four-anda- half street, and see the splendid stoci
Of Jewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar 1ws
Evening star., 1862-08-23

SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS Sex 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, Fevers and Bowel Complaints.
Only rs cents per box or pot. 2lS
Evening star., 1862-08-23

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Won Moschzisker, Oculst
and Aurist, 227 Pa. avenue, gives his entire at
tention to the treatment of all malsdies Of the
eve and ear. Deafness and noises In the head re-
moved and hearing restored. Testimonials from
some OF the very best known citizens, who have
been restored TO sight or hearing, can bs exam-
ined at his oface. aulS. 5t&
Evening star., 1862-08-23

FUNRRAL OF A PATRoLMAN.-Yesterday after
noon, de;ail Of policemen from each precinct
attended the funeral Of PstrOlman J. E 8. Hilton
OF the fourth precinct First Ward), who died
yesterday, after a long illness. Mr.. Hilton was
one of the original appointees, but on account
since his appointment. s
Evening star., 1862-08-23
BOARDING.

DOOMS AND BOARD, with . Northern hmi
- ly, In pleasant locality near the Departpents,
Bearders accommodated. AS Twelfth treet, be-
tween 8 and III. je MN
Evening star., 1862-08-23

DELD.-We regret to announce the death, n
this city, OF Rev. }. r. Carpenter, chaplEia of
lst Dlstrict Regiment, OF typhoid fever. Mr..
Carpenter was held In much esteem by = large
circle OF friends and his loss VII. be very ssvvrSr
lY regretted.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

TAE Union ESeINB COMPANY announce theil
second annual picnic for Monday next, Aug IS
at 6lymont Pavilion. The hne steamer Key.
port, Capt. Stackpole, has been chartered for the
occasion. A good time may be anticipated, and
we doubt not many will avail themselves Of thi,
opHsYtuaity to furalize.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

ARREST OF A ADKsERTER.-Yesterdsy,s q man
named James McCabe, was arrested aftsr q hard
race, by recruiting Sergeant and two men Of
the Second District Regiment, and tsksa 60 the
Central Guard house. The cha ge agaiRd him
was that be enlisted with them on last wedpa-
day, and received hfty dollars OF his bounty and
then deserted. The fact became known TO the
soldiers at the Station, and McCabe wa, acusssdn
generally. Nc doubt the same game will be trisd
by others, OF McCsbe's kind. Lookout FOR them,
boys!
Evening star., 1862-08-23

TEMPERANCE MKETINs.-The meeting at the
music sand in the Capitol grounds, at 4 O'Clock
tersating one. Hon. d. r. Holloway, Commis.
sioper Of Patents; DR.. T. G.. Clayton, and Chap
lain w. g Raymond, late Of the Provost Guard,
IL 10 expected will deliver addresses. II 10 ex-
pscted that one or two regiments Of soldiers will
be present, and the remarks will be particularly
addressed to them.
Evening star., 1862-08-23
EXCURSIONS, Pho MOS. 30.

EXCURSIONS, PlO MOS, 30.
Hoi FOR AsALA DAYI
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
oFTHH
Washington Light Guard.
GLYMoNT PAVILION,
On THURSDAY, 20th August
The member, Of tie Corps pledge themselves
that neither trouble nor ex penss VII,
b. ss.I.d to mas the above |. day Of
The svift and Splendid ,ts.msr KErpoir, CAPT
o'c5 Of and AisrsntTl. At At c'oosf :, N. rosohe:
VIII leese the corner o. esG srest End Virginia av
Esw \ ara, ana IN 81 Get and Ps. avenue, at
Prof. pro,peri's Bras. and String Mssio has
T ossts SHs iGl Dos ihs ssisans gentleman and
sdies, Ino. eolnS onnib.s fare can bs had OF any
Diansr and ast.sasmsns: saS served By tn. PrOpn-
e.or.
Committee Of Ar'asssmssts.
J. w. Clements, J. w. Simmons,
1. 8 s%aft9Sc sma it@SSoca. Jos Ps's' .us e.
THE Young OA1a0LICg FRIE.Q so
their ths!E, % % ssS:s @So ,s,1s1
.s ssve 70 say that The encourasement with Which
alosAn ~ and-e place well suited, on ecoount OF
te DoeeHIu! situation eHd easy eccess By carriages
across the ASaeduot, bI boats, which Will leave
tn9 ioot OF Hlgh 81 No chsrge on the boats. EK
oeIlsnt pslo viii be en- hand.
II the aSSPe ,inted Is Iainy, the Pho Mo will
Ake aoe w eanesdaI following.
Aamslon-6entlem men 80 cents ladies s5 cents;
cnHoIen uaoer u ears, 10 cents ca le eoat'
II U! o r 8 LY NJ MI
IN UNION WHERE 10 STREF6Yl!
ffsnzted osth Head and Falsisd be tLS Hsad thar
In Koss
6AAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
Union Engine Company, No. 3,
TO GLYHONT PAVILION,
MONDAY, August
The members of tbs Company 90 themselves
tha: neither troptls nor expense Will
be spared to make the above o day
OF pleasure to Gil thoss Vko may
honor thou With their presence vhe swim and
splcneid steamer keySot Capt. StaokHsls, will
leave the 9Th st. wharf 81 ~ o'o!eck, and AIsxan-
ara st o. COX .. N. Coaches will leave the ssr
nsr Of f0th ut. and Pa av, end orthcTn kiberues
Market. At7 O'Clock q IN. A good brass and strl m
band has bcen enGAge I'd for the occasion. 1iststs
III admitting gentleman aud ladies'; can be had
OF sny of tha members of the Csmpany.
Dinner and Refreshments serve. by the Dreprie-
tors.
Coznn1itta Of A,rasssmsan.
Goo. ". Bh.es, h l. Ccryertsr,
Daniel Perkins, Chas. Davis,
VIM. w. SOddsrt. suIsIs,n,1-
Evening star., 1862-08-23
, REGIMENT DIsTRI0y OF COhUMBIA
VOLUNTEERS,

u VULUN1EEkS,
Having been authori Sd by Zen. Wadsvorth to
raise o oemra1y of unteers for the I'd Hsgi-
ment, an nov rssdy to muster into the service
all whs desire TO yoluntaer. Bounty from the sty
and 6overnm mt SI92 $500 Will be distributed by
the clerks of the sixth Auditors Ofice to this
company on Its beng mustered IN the servIoe.
VeIuntser ~ once and save the bounty.
Drafting will commence on the lst Of Se1tem Der
and tbs bounty viii not he paid after thAt ume.
enue and ID st.
IL The families of married men will be pro-
NJ. SNYDER. Jr.. Capt.
2; III. OBRYAN
Evening star., 1862-08-23

BOUNTY FuND.-The employees In the differ
ent departments Of the Navy Yard have agreed TO
give a certain amount Of their wages monthly to
the bounty fund. In the blacksmiths depart
ment every man, except one, has agreed to give
one days pay monthly for this purpose, and the
joines hsve also set aside portion Of their wsges
for that purpose. The other departments are fast
following this good example. Good for the Navy
Evening star., 1862-08-23

TnR FAIR AND FESTIVAL now being held at
Odd Fellows' Hall, for the benefit Of sick and
wounded soldiers, continues to be attractive, and
10 meeting with deserved success The attractions
are many, and no better opportunity Of passing an
evening Of rational enjoyment, and at the same
time contributing to most laudable object, could
be offered. The Marine Band discourses favorite
airs the refreshments dispensed are Of superis or
order; and last though by no means least, the
ladies In attendance are pretty, witty and viva
cious, and agreeably entertain all who call upon
them.
Evening star., 1862-08-23

HORSE rHIRvks IN NALKIANpRIA--fetsr WIZ
son, colored, was arrested on Thursday by Oh
Ger himbal upon charge OF stealing TIVE horses
from a gentle named Veitch IN AlexsnAris.
IL was charged that he stole the horses and tsded
them for a gray horse q Mr.. Davis He brought
the gray 10 this city for sale and was arrested.
He was sent 20 jail for hearing by Justice Dom,
aud yesterday had hnal hearing, which resulted
In bis delivery TO the Virginia authorities st
Alexandria Wilson comes from New YORK, and
Is suspected Of being one OF q gang engaged In
the horse Sealing business Ia Virginia, another
OF when was arrested there immedistely afsE
his return
Evening star., 1862-08-23

VOLyNTEER, AND AVOID BEING
company of the Ist Reg't EssI srn Virginia, (Sens
tor James =. Close, Col Comuantfng) ordered
for special ssciss. by the Secretary Of war ln tas
tngton, u. O. Bounty, pay snd allowances the
same other regiment q, ihus offering rare induce
Reoruiting Once, Cd st., ono door from Pa. av
P.O. RILEY. i,i Lieut. san fvs
Evening star., 1862-08-23

RlssTINs AN OTFIcKR.-Ata late hour night
before last. Oficers Weeden and 6ibson arrested
two drunken soldiers, one Of whom was named
VIM. Riley, Of Company c, I'd District Regi-
ment, and started with them TO the station house;
Weeden ahead, with his prisoner, and Gibson
afteS with Riley. On the road the latter resisted
and was observed to draw a pistol, with which
he was about to Ere at Gibson, and w eeden was
obliged to 20 to his rescue; ann the two took him
70 the station. This morning Justice Strattou
committed him to iaiI for couft
Evening star., 1862-08-23

au Il ~. (RspD Lt. and keoruirg Omoer
WANTED-Atths6 Government Hospital for tho
NV Tsld IL;
patients. ono Baker, two Wosen 70 cock and tvo
s s..sy to those iS .aS sondaes ae
and :SsTy ~ r. Wy ssa,aSs N!Ghoas,
WANTED.FOv5 or ave aufurnl.hsd ROOMS.
m.rkst fnsaire a. Al Box LAND / GUS drug
.sIs. corner Of ma'ia0hu''' avenue sns f1h
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-By the LIST
w Of NOvemper. a HOUSE of or rooms and
p.sssse locsted betvsen the CspItol and Fifteenth
of references IIyen 4 70. aired. Address "aouss"
W ANTED TO RENT-A well furnished
" ROUSE, in . oentraI location, no: less than
Sca. .BBsa. Be1 ' ss:I 6seo ' 'r ana Vs
WANTED TO RENTTA ,ns..Iy Furnl,hed
h0TsE o 9s tine
s:ssg%s!s: &ddTs.. IN o.'$ :, this o'ss ' H''
i SEHE t1g p1ss AyS1 s.9
Z V:ss'.:: n a. Il :,s::s N
olioe on II street. near ynion Engine House,
% . 4 :.d
@ .ne d s osSa NON sa a. hondi @
OF Seing "a coluxtssr." unity Sl92.
Wanted q D'""'"'iI riETt' fH9 fV;' ": A. DEses.
an ls 6i' Recruiting Ofheer.
RoARD wANFED.zA gentleman IN business
u in the CITY, desires full, lernanent BOARD for
.srio.iy iIiVa.s family and Should expect to Put
~ With che eonvenleno'. .nd i1SOnTsLislSss Of
zssfi:s:i" a Is:s star Once ''s'ias terms s':
Y paAFTEDEW z .ntsd, % Mon 70 complete
COMPANY Of the LIST Reg't Ess ern viIEinia. Sens;
sT I ;.sss sNts e: Ss =.
::as 4 d ssHa Ri "a
ments 20 volunteers, Two Drummer Boys wanted.
A1''os, ss% or'' E. stf sSit SS ~.
T AIDES, LOOK HEl e - want svsry lady In
Il town TO bring their flannel. muslin. cambria,
sSoe: :1a elegant s 1
article Of lsdIes wear. Ws o.iy ekars. stx esris
n make fsA Il an a s.siasyo business Csll Al asoK
tsSS2SEEs Assss.4. %ANnFRs III, s.d employ,
mont on Immediate sIphcAtton g
.a. oath L.doIcnsl .ds% & 6onmsaalnir. 6&A@sAhi
REC.UI's ,ss %AN7ED a!
UasssS StStss Ordinances Department.
RATS OF PAY.
Sergeants eA pcr month and u rsfions Per DAY:
CerIorals go per month, IL rstions per day, end
Pmvssss. lst GLASS. sI7 per month. ration per
fh1ssss, I olsss, sls psr month. ration per
S:rm1 1 81 snii.tmsns three years.
0 Apply ct the WsshIngton Arssnsl:
Gus. sash L. coionsl oommsndinr. :
~ NO1lOE.
i HOSE In want Of EmployHent o. any klna
ysuld better call on the new lNfELLI6ENCE
OFFICE. No. S11 9Th street, (yhere the best Of
Day Will be given TO hrst-class SerylptsD have
NvoJa aypIoanons on hand tor good Cooks, Laun-
dresses, CkamberuAids,W w alters and 6eemstressos.
kn1ilieG or hotels, FARM HANDS wanted. En-
Doyers in want Of good help vi And Il % thsir ~
E.E. HOUSES ys.sse. .sAs ss.s Of tenant.
m SS.ly N. n. MAILER.
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ySS w stioS,. M FSmlhcs issil,ns Scusse q
Savfpx irplvs Of furniture, VII Ind Is = helr
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