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pRoPOsAL5 FOR HORSES.

DEPOT QuARrEBMtsruR-s Oryrrr
COrsty i6th aaS G syut,
"a'Airsto", ID. q Asrsst -, 1854
rntii WsSne,d " the 'o,a dsy Of ss.umhs, oinIs
seDs insen su,dTcd GI t@s WIN
sstiIhons. viz: NO
CAVALRY,
nFrnsTt r1r nSsTti1, u.ol! oIe Thousand HoI,es. frem
. n. :add asmsssiy bait. and Ire. ' fro@ oTSt al
ARTILLERY,
rtS s..e: s:rys End go hr: ssf fhsn@isd HSr.s, from
his h, os.vesn We .na eight ear. Of age; of DARK
Ssio,; frss rem al eeisets; vel b-ofsn {, ksr-
100 pounds ..-.
Tn. fall nam. .td ,oi, ssS. ,,ss.
bid bid .,q,'s, !. mad. "a u. as:s Of II.
sEnsoso a'tae Inafv!disi proposal OF tho party
fIoposal. from di,lssal ra,tsss will no, .. con
sidsrtd, and An o.>a oi a.lsgIuos mult sso0m piny
Pro,csals must s,eclfy.o..ar'y vksthsr ,h, lid /,
Ior ava ry or Ari'll.r, aorsss, aud 4. 10 cas-,
mnH Z 6ots es bic for on the same P.fsr.
ss.h ass eos!sts IN ,tss".ns Rsrns 40 REFER cor
Rose:s. must s'a = :adfs.ss re- ss 'sn; 81 COT ctt
:t's1 5: s.is, GEs RF;sai
1S. .s,l,,, Of fss!RANEkE, u! s1AG.. :! e, -. -
tv. rs:pen.bs psTssss, whose sis "a snstaros ss. =
shown By the .6cis ssrtifes,s of the CLERK Of the
near district court or OF the United state: din
Bidier. mast be pr,snrt In person when Tn. b,c,
ss opened or their proposals. viii not be ocnsid.
Bosds ie the sum of ten thosssnd collars
Ggnel oy tfs snd 9th OF his su lranters
will % ros,it,d o. the suoocs.a tiddsr upoI Al.
fbs nd
be Ie,sssary for bidders 10 RsSe their BOND Yer
WIN thsn or 10 have bonds sigr ed IN ant
snd H HlsAdy to DO pros ucei when the contract i,
tSs for .ss bend. d a.. ss
letter, OR by telegraph.
We.-s-.0s ths comfy of-Nssd Stat. of
Of s'S % h,rsbI ~ ,,srsssI SsSHty Sta.S
fuif! h s:nsT:et is o.Iaa % IN .he term: sf
hs VIII oI.s Sn.sf l is,J
| In nsssrdaees thsrsvlIh.
pared ts ossome hiR sscurities.
tk3 mis- aanaatee must be appended tho onaclsl
csrtihoata shove mentionsd.)
-. INSPECTION, DELIVERY,
AZ ASFsss oentraa. Cd for urser this .dvert,s-
ment VIII he ,Hbjeotea 10 Q rigid in speotion I'D
tnoss rot conforming to The sfeoihOations viii be
80 Ms..s will b. reoeryed.
be1ore Mexd ~. tbs ga dsy V OsIo5tr, Snd no sI T
'tS.ses cI aGe VIII % .raLtea on an. ps,sI.
e %sf: sssa q; a. S. S.,s, =.
teTIaas.er shall be in .unds ~ti
Any informIll y Ia the bid. OF nom oonfornapce
vita IN terms Of thrs advertisement Will ensuTe
the rsjsotisn of the 'of ossl
l The GAvALly Horses will be awarded in lcts eff
IEsog Egt tyo hunsrsd each, and the ARTILLIBY
h0rses IN lois Of u % two hundred and ffty eac
l unless the Depot Quarter ma ster sher'd dsem NJ
.cr tRe inse1est OF tho Government TO vary ;ks
/ The Depot Qu,rtermas.sr reserve, to bin..,f
IT, Iight TO reject any or all bids that he may
Al - tses!o Colonel and Depot @ Quaf.erIass..r.
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THs COLLISION CT THE PEABODY AND WEST
POINT Toe eximin1ttn n and investig alton CT
tie Cfcers of tee United ates transport steamers
West PCint and George. Peabody tto ok place on
Friday before the United States Supervising
inspector OF S;eamh,ats fer the Baltimore
district and Local Board Of that port. The
CT liiston took place on the Potomac river near
Ragged Point, and resulted In tse sinkug
# tte West PCin. and the drowning of tvsf
seventy souls. At the Inspectors cttce were as
sembled Il large number of steamboat c tt ,!als,
and In tie ccnduc Of the case there were present
NJ. Donohue, attorney, Of New York, for the
ownet, MIR. Leary, tfthat city and for the Iwrers
OF the Peab, Gv appeared Lewellyn F. Barry, Esq
After the verdict Is rendered by the Stee mboat
be placed In charge OF the United StatJs District
CouYt
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Indian Troubles in the Northwest

CHIcA GO, Aug 30-A dispatch from Columbus,
Nebraska, says that four or five hundred Yankton
aud sioux attacked the Pawnee villages on their
reservation on the 27th killing twelve fourteen
squaws and children, and several wounded
The whites who are in the peighborhood show
no alarm, a. the Sioux had not molested them
Yet Later reports from Iowa Ii ad TO the belief
that the fermer report Of Indian troubles IL exag-
gerated.
There IL no confirmation Of the statement that
Spring field 10 burned. Arms and ammunition
have been sent to Port Dodge from Davenport, for
the defense Of the northern counties in case tf
need.
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DrIt 10 stated that the United st,t., f,,o,te
New Ironsides has been ordered back 70 Pb1Ia
delphia from Fortress Monroe. Capt. Tuner
has made very favorable report as to the good
qualities Of the vessel, bat objects to being sent
spars removed for an expected emergency in
James river, at City Point, and as that has psssed
OF, the Navy Department has concluded 10 send
her back to take In her spars, ana then send he
further South. This alone is the purpose OF her
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THH CHIRIouI Colon zATIoN ScHlMK-It Is
reported that the plan Of coonzing Africans in
Chiriqui has been abandoned, after long and
careful discussion In TIE Cabinet. The Costa
Rica Minister objected 10 the planting Of colo
MES there under The hag Of another nationality
and also doubted the powers Of the Transit Com
pany to transfer the privileges granted TO IL
Other difficulties were also In the way. The
PRESIDENT, however, 1t 10 stated, does not desire
to abandon the matter, and he will give Senator
pomeroy commission to explore and invsstig q tie
the tropical regions Of this continent for suita
Die for starting the proposed eslony
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bAfcAxLoR's y HAIR DYE
Tbs bsss IN rAs World.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dy'
produces color not to be distinguished nom IA
ture-wasraated not to injure the Hair In theieast
remedies the III esects Of bad dyes, and invigor
ates the aatr for lie. 6rsS, Rad o. Rs,ty Has
instantly turns q splendid Black or Brown, lesv
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by s[
Druggtsu, 30.
u The Genuine is aligned WnLlAnA. BAfsx
sLoR, % tSs fosy ssdss q sseA bss. s.r
Factory, Ne. 81 Barclay a., Nsw Yers,
h. nf-ly a,sts 2S3 Broadway and 10 Bosd ~
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A "DIsAPPEARANcE The discovery OF the
disappearance Of ons or two nebulp N the
heavens has excited the liveliest interest among
astronomers. So ualOoE.d for a phenomenon
fairly startles the hardest understanding Ohjeets
hitherto reg ardsd as srm, enduring and fixed az
the pillars o! the universe, have been found AZ
unstable autumnal meteor. What great
re -olnfiOn In astronomy Is ABOUT to be made no
Cne can conjectCre. ! he awful mystery only
heigh'ens on reflection; and vague, shdd0wy
fore edings Of the 'r terness OF the plla.nd q =
mament' crowd upon the imagination.-BoHOn
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IRISH WIr.-ht a war meeting IN suburba r
town the other night, one Of the speakers was an
IrissmaG, e. rocIuit,) who called upon his fellow
countrymen to come forward and enlist, saying
that the stout arms Of those who had constructed
our railroads, dug our canals, and laid the "tone-
walls" OF our buildings, were wanted by the
Government. "In fact - said be, "there Is a Ger
tain 'S;one-wall' in Virginia that sadly needs
laying, and by the blesslng OF Cd Well finish ur
that lob fort hwItl ''-TJacsH
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A Mississippi BRIsADI.-Gen. Boswell. wbo
has been authorized by the War Department Ia
raise a brigade Of Union soldiers In the State OF
Mississippi, left New New Yoik on Friday foI
the deld OF bis Ia DIS. HIS men all to be re-
cruted In Mississippi, and the General. who has
lived there for many years, has no doubt of hie
ability to raise the aecessary number His head
Quarters will be at Cofinth, the place OF his resi-
consequence Of his well known attsc chment to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

GREAr PKNSsfLVAslA ROUTE, uia Bulfimos
axd Harris6srg to :hs North and W.u.-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun.
day-quick time-low fare and sure connections.
soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further information apply
at the once Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner of Pennsylvanis avenue and Sixth ST.,
Washington. Once open from a. m. until D.
% on Sundays from TO p. m.
au lily E. o. NORTON, Agent.
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iDFatoer Danne, very estimable Catholic
priest Of Chioas o. has volunteered In the service
Of the Union, and been appointed to the command
Of a regiment Col MuilIga7, the hero OF Lex
ington, writing his congratulations, says: "To
be priest according to the Order of Mechisidec K
is great thing, but to be colonel accord.
ing to the act Of Congress il, speaking mild :,
m lv
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LAcoHIc SWORD PREsKNrATIos.-We learn
ffom ALBANY Ledger tha; rather laconic sword
presentation TOOK place at Camp Noble on Tues.
a sword for Capt. Garard, and Capt. Fawce,t was
dsputed TO present It rhis the Captain did as
follows: "ue John, IL aswerd.n Capt Garard
took II al replied: THANK you; iii see you
again ab0lt 1t after have tried it.n The pre-.
ssntation and reply were both TO the point
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From New Orleans,

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 The steamer Matanza
arrived here last mig ht from New Orleans on tn,
22d instant.
The city coatinues healthy.
Arms are being found in all sorts Of out of. the
way places, but no owners for then.
A large Union meeting was held here on tn.
evening Of the Goth instant, and Major Genera
Butler was sernnaded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

ITA part Of the railway from Moscow to Sar.
ato~-a line subscribed for by Russians alone
has J 1st been complied. A locomotive with ten
loaded trucks has arrived at Kolomna, one hun
dred and forty versts ininety m,les) from Moscow,
one sixth part Of the total distance. The line
from Moscow to IaYoslaw, which will units Mos.
cow TO the Wolga, between which there Is a ready
cppmuncntion by Tyes and Mini Novogorod, il
almost finished. -
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ASSESSMENT On SEcRssIoNlsrs.-Genera! Scho
feid, at st Louie, has Issued an order assassin.
S5G0, 600 the secessionisB and Southern sym pa
thizers, the money TO be collected without delay
and used in clothing, arming and subsisting TIT
enrolled militia while in active service, and ir
providing for the support of such families OF the
militamen as may be left destitute.
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A Pssnan ON PsNs.-whas 4 pea Is to be
made of is still unsettled. The quill, the steel
pen, and the hard d-nibbed gold pen, have several
advocates, and are largely used; still every one
complains that he 10 not SUITED; nothing that 4,
good and cheap lasts. Various conniyancss have
been adopted for keeping steel and corroslon
apart. Pens have been Salvanixed on DAVIS
plan for protecting ships copper, bat not with
good eject. Washes Of all Kinds have been an
piled, the latest we have seen being Of the gusta-
percsa, with the very improper name Of gutta
percha pen. Glass has been tried, but has not
come into use. A correspondent informs ne, that
he strongly suspects that simple gold, wiihou,
any hard nib, 10 the true material When his
nios hare come Of, whether by wear or accident,
he grinds the gold ends In an unskiIful way into
something like practical form He thus pro.
duces rough pen which is durable That he
tnlnks The manufacturers would do we'll 70 turn
tneif attention TO the imitation OF quill In gold
Tue metal 10 70 be excessively thin, our csrres
ponder suspects that the best Imitation of uill
woult require % little gold that pen might be
sold for shilling. This pen, he thIaks, would
last for six months at lsast. even Ia the hands OF
q reviewer. At any rate, IL 10 worth while 70 re.
peat, from time 70 time, the complaint tina. the
world, In this prodigiously- -pufsd and loudly.
lauded nineteenth century ID still with out pen
LOndos AiAsRssm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

MIssRs. A. II. 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 be
pleesed to receive orders by telegraph mail fol
any and all Of the various articles made fron
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
train and arrive in in twenty. four hours e1sapsy
70 our citizens than they could be sold here
SEND on your orders and have them dlled at mar
Clacturerb prices at Messrs. H. A. Hall & Cor
warehouse, lWnere they have the largest assort-
nleEt OF India Rubber Goods ia the world J S5
Milk street, Boston, Mas. may 19.M,w,s,u
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Diving Beats W. Irsn- plated Ships.

Awriter In the L Cnited Service G.zette discusses
the possibility ,f constructing submarine batter
les which shall be al overmatch for any iron
lows:
"rhere would, in fact be few mechanical { b
staeiss to be overcome In building a boat W hich
would q at on the surface Of the water, capable
CT being rowed or sailed or being sunk below II
20 depth which would bs regulated by the
eI.stsI nicely oy the admission II water tn e
compartment provided for that purp se, and Its
afc .nt by the liberation Of leaden weights cf. q1al
~aiut; tne real f3culty would be the supply Of
sem,ient air for the three men required {. work
emaller number
The chemical knowledge Of the presen, day
would render this obstacle less formidable than
would have been the case forty wears ago There
are substances which are greedy of carbonic
ac!d, and would ab.orb II from the air n the
cabin where the men were seated, and q limited
1Is1S,{ ssS o, oIvg.s en- and nitrogen might be gene
pheric air, which would economist that con-
densed In chamber forming part Of toe boat.
"such q boat a. this, capable Of being moved
deviation Of which from the hosifont tal could be
asoertained with great e3sotness by means Of a
spirislevel, is direction hy means Of com ass,
snS ,,Ie .Ie asP,n ,s 70 which & is was submerged
Pc arrangement, would be ssfacient to snnihi
late whole 1eet Of Warriors In succession
The explosive force Of chemical compost ton
being the same beneath the water, whether en-
closed In an Iron case or In one made Of India
rubber, there would be no difnculty In construct
Ing one OF the latter subance Of any size which
position. -
Suppose one OF the diving boats furn. shed with
compass and an accurate plan Of the vessel Il
was 70 dsstrCy, II would oalv have 70 tow one or
more OF these cases beneath her and attach IL 70
her bottom, which could be accomplished with
almost the same facility whether that bottom
were ron or wood, row away from her TO a safe
distance, and then, by the mere fracture Of a
glass tubs or the turning Of q cock 90 az to
admit the water Into the tabe, explode the
composition. Contact between the bottom OF
the ship and the case belng ensured oy the
specific gravity OF the latter bsi6g less than the
water surrounding H., the full force Of the expIo-
sion would be felt by the veassl, and the inevit-
aoie result would be TO tear q large hole, or turn
her over on her side. In the event Of it, being
very strong vessel, built Of iron throughout IL is
NOT unlikely that both results would follow. OF
course, In the case Of q vessel living at anchor
mechan nical means might be employed to sink her
which would be equally eKec,ual -1l'.l
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DROPOSALs Fok OATS.
QuaRrrENisrrKr Drror,

QukRTrRMIssKR's DrPoT,
At1sadr's. Va. AaauU sid, Sf- (
until T"sd, sh ds1 sS si "a s
e.ISr ~ t1r iaI2l.snf the eo.srnnss, vI.h
= be Of 1000 n.eh.a ADJ, sssiby, put uS a
s e tssfy:s E' .:s. sA So s. ,a
vithost ettta essree 20 me Govern msn.
Va sS S,hsf @afs sos. ss on S SS e:
eS,t ~ ms, direct yithln soI tven-
FeiiOd 8 my DO az esd upou.
PROPOSALS
Khe iull ns me knd post Ofioe address Of the bid,
Be f0 U 5ns y saS s
u . pl1 I, nsdo an the n ms firm. ths a.s Of
sdsrea ,rs i0di'idGsi proposal Of the partner
PGOpo.aIs from dieIoyal ,arriss viii .,t b,sc
Std1td, md AN IIH OF ALLiGIlkcK nssr Accon-
PAsl kscE PRoPosIT.
rusou, assistant Quar- e master u & Army, Alex
noars; va and tnould be sssnly marked. PRO
The ABILITY OF the bad ec TO ill the eoutrsct,
shou.d u 6e ave- ri.d 10 hlm msst bs susrsLts4
b.aIpsndes to the tuarsstS~.
.sosn 5; sss 81 zee tu.,Pto. nn,t p
y sfes District Court or of the Unted States -
BIsders must be pr,s,nt in person when the bids
sre oPeasd, or their proposals. Wal not be osnsid-
Bonds IN the sam Of Eve tso,s,nd dollsrs, uepsd
by the contractor and bo'h Of his fu8 autors will
bs rec ulred OF the saooes.ful bidder upon ming
the contract
AZ the bord muEt accompany the contract, Ie
Sul oe necessary for the bidders 90 have their
oonaemsn Win tEem, or 10 nave bonds signed in
snnclyanon and ready 20 be prodUoed wacn Tho
contract 10 usIed Banks for bonds can Dc gro
cured upon application ~ tins ooe, either Derscn-
aIJr bJ lstteE, or by telesrtph.
FUEM OF 6UERANTEE.
we, of She county Of, and sac Of
=, and =, Of the county OF -, and sts
OF DO nefeb. CgirsUtse that -is able
20 f1lhil osnsrSct ~ acoordarce with the terms
OF Ma proPos,uS sIo THAI, aHoud his yreposiuou
20 socetteo, re WILL 81 onoe enter into contract
Ia accoroknos therevl,h
shsuld tue contract be awarded him. We are Pre-
pared - become he uSourItes
lIo th6 tpaa aa,ee nnst be appended tie ofhcisd
eofuncape Above mentioned
lNsP fcFI0N, DELIVERY, Ao.
Al Oats co utfaoted for under this sdverti scmept
WILL be idly inspected and suoh as do not prove
good. sound. merchaltable quality. viii Sc re-
Payment, to be ade from time 70 time. a. the
iorase ~ delivered, or go soon thereafter O. the
DopoI Quertermaster eta be in funds.
Any lLformaItJ In tho hid. or non conformance
with Tie terms OF @ s sdserusement, viii ensure
hS rs!eetion ol IN. proposal.
rect
Tho Depot Qgs-,erma,ter rererres 70 himself
the right 10 reicet any al bids hst he may deem
too high, or for other sufficient OF use
q. x. tkRNUSON,
Captain A. q. M. y. :. ARM.
"a a o0 .n0 Depot Qu.rserG sster.
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q y y I q IARs
NHAkTMENg OF s1ArE,

nETAkTMENT OF S1AYE,
~ WAsHrSsfoS, January -, IL.
the eesretary Of stsss VIII hereafter rsosfvs
Members OF ConSrc1 On ouEao8 On sst1AayA,
f'sNenein& with Saturday, ths fus sf ssss
nelth.
tEs an WILLIAM sEWARua
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SOL LDIEEs AND CITIzE N a

MRS. WREN having served az Mntron the lsss
year In the Army OF the poscmao, where she ssved
sund, ed. from the hos. .itas, gf;Is her MsaioInes
on y Prevents Ut cures ,peedlly. One teaspoon
full will urIfy pint of Water and IN tbis seasoa
no soldier or Clviilaa thou travel without It put
up u bot.les to suit the pocket. AlsS, her LUNa
MIAfUk b, which saved Euldrcds In camp from
list
Col Gene and Lieut.. Roome, sIst New York
Volunteers; Lieut. Col Msssstt. Lieut. Scott.
A Iutant orsgory, do I; Lieut. Msolhtre, u asr-
termA.ter Bills, LI.ui spencer. C.ps ,rrslnOr.
e4th 90 Lisut Bear, N. Capt. kIpley, 6lst.
tsisrrt: Ser Ms!o. GrsEts Capt. H9qvs} uioss, ser.t.
yack.on; serrt Brsdie, do; Corporal Williams,
GATH; Orderly Banks, N. IA, besides HUNDREDS Of
To bs had at stott's Drug Store, opposite Ma
tlopA Hoteli MATHIS oorlrr Pa, avenue and sth
sIeet; Msrtn's FIsnkljn ttouse; corner sth and ID
sqeetsi Browning kesting, $50 Pa avenue,
where Suffers may be supplied, or depot l4S K
street. bssxeen eth and 9TH, VA hIngton.
Mrs. Wren, Midslte and Magnstio Eclectic
Fly iolsl, lnvltes those who oespair Of beng
cured of euf Joints, Chrome X heums tism, sore
Eyes, Oid siseIs, Lunors, Hsmonhoidsl Infrmi-
ties, Itch or letters, Canoe e, &c, do. No Cure.
no ray. Ladies boarded ard sttended durinf oop-
hnement. no. 443 street, between sth and 7th-
gu Ii Inn
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"A sTkuNS PiAN0, Ssnc.ense
csrveo. havlng been IN uss bug o short
ane, VIII Dc sod at great sacrikoe-thessf wv
0Sns 0s IN the Y. &. ee,y}sel sayiSt esee ORDERED
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NOTICE

SEALkD PROPOSkLS are invited tu tbe
ota of Se7temb.I, 1852, TOR furnishing the Subsis
ttrce Department coo tons of hav.
Che hsy 70 be delivered before the Soth Of Ooto--
per Az least 500 tons OF ssld hay must be 10 bales
the rem.inoer neea not Ieoesssrtly be bsled.
Bidders mast etSte II their ds the prlce per loo
les. a. vhGcs they VIII furai,h the hay
10 Do weighed 1t WasbIEEton. at the exDouse
Hsnj Cattle Yard
Flrms makirE bids must state ae name Of sIl ths
pArtlea In.eI estod.
Payments 9, be made in Treasury notes, snd
oies TO be directed 10 COL. A, BECA W ira.
poeas for 6av %
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RhxTER's SCHOOL OF THE COMPANY;
- Is oeRts,
The Volunteers Bsnd Book, London ~ cents,
Lignt Infantry Drill of the UnIted States Army
Curry's Volunteers Camp and Field Boot; Is st
Col. Merey's IA MemOlr on swords. kondou 20 cts ,
Ne MMaElth on the Art Of War, London o. 50,
Na1 Nesr National school OF tue Soldier; 10 ots
Inc Drill And inst uctIon LONDON; IS oe-ts,
Nc lnhntry MAnaal, London; 81,
Senee5ei Orders, Army OF tho Cr,mea, London;
Col Peroy's Cautions for Company and Battalion
Drll, London; 80 oeats,
BnSs.on's Soldlers and lhsir soisnos, London |;
moyo:Ealps Campaigns CT HANNIBAL, LONDON;
aua7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CLlFFBuRNE HOSPITAL,

NAY ., lUa.
N0TI0F-On and after this date. vintsrs viii
p eLSxed g entpr the wards Of thus Hospital on
Asss days snlg betvesn the hours Of and1 m.
..,,s,! !oaN = BILL
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COMFORT AND EAsE IN ONE MINgrF

n. Sornss Bnnlons, Csllositles, Club and Inverted
M9lse. And al kxcreseenoee Of the oet, Hancs,
~ ias, rSSe, innAntALeously removed without the
3ySss 3ySs Or ineQ1veolenoe 10 the Dxtiept, BY Dk,
y. W,htkn So. A1e Pc eyense. between tk and %
ss. Coneulaanon hours from q. n. 70 I.n-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

w. MOSQUITO NETS.
Have another supply OF these convenient,
simply contracted and ohssp n sslu and Fly
Ne,s. Also, some beautiful Cottage thsmb.r S6ts
and Sofas, At the lowest price st the flrlishine
WsrHr.om1 OF Mo6REeOR = Co,
au l6- ee2W $50 1th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

STIGCKED LINEN SHIRT BOsOMS. sesot
- sHalnes aGa lies, StraiEh IT and CToss over
PlAlts, from low priced up % the hue n umbers
lVe siecesS ltlng end bosom Linens, of uaItiea
tstt can re relied on.
S0o pieces meoium and fine Shirting Ccttors Of the
best brands produced, ~ Some ano in EsroDe.
100 pieces " hiie and Colored Fiaapes. for Au-
tumn and W inter Wear
One Irio- on y, marked in pain figures.
purchase. PkkRY n BRO
90 3e-l0t Pa ave And Ninth ATT euet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

T'ENTS, TkNJS, sUaLERS' TENTs!-
4 a.mmosts and Canvass Beds for soldiers.
Awrinss, for rtores and dve lings. made TO order
az the s6ortett neiIce, at EDWARD LILLfS
And ~ .treet, CsIcnixatIOn Building, Wsshing-
Ton. ~. ". r I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

IgsT RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKEY
=. sIscs; N M Penn. avepss, pstSsenNN
ing BSlmorals. trspeh kAnihG. ~
E.s: 100: SGpsr'sss q. = and Burton EATER 49,
ChllsrscE' ehoes ef every description; Cent?
Frsneh ca fsfln: Glove Cali, Patert Lesther. Mo-
great variety Of BOyr' Shoes, 80 exoeedipa low
prices. tm So-eotrI ]. ROSENTHaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
NJ UsQUITo NET,

it1 WHITE AND COLORED,
. various kinds Of Bath and other kinds OF Hovels
Napkins, Grove lngs BY the yard Doylies, 40
thin ~
ahe vast susntiiy of Linen 6oods Annually
passing through our nandE enables us 60 offer s1e-
ola bargains
One Inoo only, the actual cash standard vaIus,
marked in plain 81 gures.
PERRYA BROTHER,
6n - Wt Pa avenue and eth at