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WAs1MsfoH, July 2l.-The Tressury Depart.
meat is making active preparations for Is I'm
Of The new treasury notes 90 authorised by the
recent act Of Cooeresa The small notes, one'a
two's and three1wiQ Be ready for delivery in
about fortnight. ..,s - ].
Two members Of the rebel legislature Of VI
have been arrested and sent to It. NcHenry.
Rev. n. D. Conway takes twenty slaves to
the vest BY to nights train; they came from his
fathers estate in Virginia. !.
ss.y 58 Especial to Timeal
WAsHlNaro1, July 21.-Information has been
received from several Of the States, showing
that under the last call upwards Of $4,000 men
have been enlisted; only two or three full regi-
ments, however, are ready, the majority being
the nucleus Of companies and regiments forming.
It 10 now believed that sufficient for present
emergencies will soon be in the field.
Z Il Is ascertained that Gen. Ewell with three
brigades now occupies Gordonsville; position
for not taking last week Gen Hatch 10 severely
denounced. G a go
Cen Pope is still in the city waiting, by de-.
sire of the President, the arrival Of Gen. Hal.
leck. nt
Since Gen. Pope has been placed in his pres.
ent command, matters military in Virginia and
the West have assumed . somewhat different
aspect, and now important changes are oeemeo
necessary. 4 7
To-day an extraordinary meeting Of the Oabi-
net was held, at which several Generals were
present: Military affairs and military changes
were discussed at length, but no result, it is
said, Was attained, the President wishing to
consult Gen. Halleck.
All Gen. Popes arrangements. for immediate
~ taking the field In Virginia are made, and bis
army awaits his arrival with impatieDce. His
recent stirring orders have inspired the soldiers
with great enthusiasm.
IHerald's Special
Gen. Pope's recent order requiring al officers
to rejoin their regiments without delay, has had
. visible effect on the hotels. saloons, and other
public resorts in the city. To-day the Provost
Guard has been diligent in hunting the strays
without passes, and shoulder straps have become
few and far between.
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Gen. Pope sun awake.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, July 81, {

GENERAL ORDER NO. 9.
Hereafter no person will be allowed to visit
Fredericksburgh, Warrenton or other places
near the lines of this army without authority
direct from these headquarters. Passes for this
purpose will only be granted to persons present.
ing proof Of their loyalty to the United States,
upon their giving full and Satisfactory expla.
nation of the nature and importance Of their
business requiring the journey.
By command of Gen. Pope.
GEO. D. RuGGLIs,
Col. A. A. G. and Chief of Staff.
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Gen. Halleck - Command the Field
Operations.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-There is reason to
believe that the President will soon issue one or
more General Orders to the armies of the Uni.
ted States, in which be will lay down certain
general rules for the conduct Of the war: such
rules IS any one sincerely DESTROYS Of carrying
out the principles Of the Con6scation and
Emancipation Acts, would adopt and enforce.
1t is now positively known that the President
under the advice of Gen. Scott and the acqui-
escence of Gen. Mcclellan, has called Major
Gen. Halleck to Washington, to act a. General
in chief of the armies of the United States
He will have control Of the operations in the
field, thus relieving Secretary Stanton of some
of his official business.
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Gov. Curtin stlrring.

HARRISBURG, July 21.-The Gov. has issued q
stirring proclamation for volunteers for twenty
one regiments, and to FIJI the ranks of regiments
now in the 6eld-the former for nine months,
and the latter for twelve months. The Govern.
or does not call the legislature together but
trusts to the citizens to contribute afund to pro-
vide bounty equal to the adjoining States.
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morgan,s band Defeated.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-Reports via Maysville,
state that our cavalry had overtaken horgan'e
band on the route to Owensville from Mt. Sterl.
ing, and after severe fight of an hour and a
half Morgan's force were completely scattered.
The cannon and horses captured by Morgan al
Cynthiana, we're retakes; also large portion, Of
the stolen property. The rebels lost 2b IN kill
ed. Tho Federal loss va 20 killed g
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6x06oDGo Of RFl00neFD-Death Of the
Traitor TWlgG0,
iHHADevARTERs AMY o. PRroxAc, July 49,
i Flag Of Truce went up the river with Ger.
Dix and met rebel Gen. Hill to make permanent
arrangements for IN exchange of prieoners. -
Tho interview Was . satisfactory one, but no
eonclusion was arrived. The flag Of true will
70 again to-day to meet Gen. Lee.
d The Richmond papers of the 18th contains
accounts Of the death Of Gen. Twiggs ct Angus.
= Island on the 10TH
An Englishman, representing himself q the
con Of the Duke Of Somerset, was found ct
Headquarters few days ego under Suspicious
circumstances. He stated be was With the rebel
Genersl Price during recent battles. He was
aant North.
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PnLApELrHIA, July 30.-Ihe Governor will
- "a nrovide Stats bounty. The Constitu.
4ion does not authoeiss hin % take such action.
n. MERCER, French Minister, has arrived here
from Washington.
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HuDsou, No., July 2l.-Information has
reached here that Col. Mcneil with detach.
ment Of Federal troops had 6ght with Portsr's
gang Of guersillas near Memphis, in which the
rebels were badly whipped. Our loss was Ii
killed and so wounded and missing The rebel
loss was much greater-2S being left dead on
the hsld. Col siay, notorious mereuder, Of
that section, d among the killed. Col Mcneil
ID still in pursuit Of 4orters's band.
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Col. A. A. G. and Chief of St
Wounded Prisoner to be Returned.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The following is from
the Richmbnd Examiner of July 10th:
Yesterday . train Of ambulances conveyed to
transports below Drury's Bluff, on.the James
river, under flag of truce, between 700 and
800 wounded Yankee prisoners, including num-
Der Of officers and surgeons, confined since their
capture, in prison here. Several Federal sur,
geons volunteered to remain to take care of
their wounded, of whom At least q thousand re.
main in prison.
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HalIeck en- route for Washington.
ST.. LOUIS, July 20-Gen. Halleck left for
Washington by the Ohio l. Mississippi Railroad
this morning, accompanied by Gen Cullum,
chief Of staff, Col. Kelton, AdJt Gen, and Lieut.
81 ~ ~. = e s8
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FRO In Dayenport.

DAVENPORT, July ga very destructive
condsgration occurred in this city yesterday.
Burroughs Albion Mills, their stores and block
Of 8 buildings we're consumed. The property
was valued At about 500, 900 and was but part
" insured. The mill had q capacity for grind.
ing $50 bbls. Of -four per day, and at the pre-.
sent juncture will prove a serious loss to its
owners p - tt.e-8 4
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0yerlanA MAI Chanrea.

aWAsHlReroN, July 1.-THE overland mail
service has been suspended in consequence Of
the removal of the stock, &C., preliminary to
changing the route, which will strike of ct
Jalesburg and follow the Cherokee trail through
Bridges Pass to Salt Lake, and thence to the
Pacific. The arrangement will save $50 miles
q travel, and protect the coaches from Indian
depredations.
!he telegraph wires, It is said. will necessari-
" be changed to the new mail line. After the
last sea mail to California, namely, on the 2lst
inst, the overland service will be resumed.
James 8. Halowell has been appointed Dis
bursirg officer Of the Post Office Department,
end Superintendent Of the building, in place Of
!. J. Hall, dismissed. -
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BY TELEGRAPH


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HxipouuRfElsA lnY o. VAL
Washington, July IA.
In corps d; srmee o. division the eomman.
~ ~ grant pas for the day 10 the officers
ID aeni Of their command, which must be
Slkned one Or two STAFF o0cers, Who must be
Isslgsassd for the purpose and whose signatures
- - b Immediately reported 70 the Provost
lnshal Of the corps DE- almee.
These passes will not be considered TO permit
Hheir bearers 70 leave The vicinity Of their rec.
pective stations, or visit the city e Warrington
except 9 above specified. I'd
q No officer or soldier Of this army viii b per
nltted 10 leave the command on any prstenss
vhatsver without special authority from these
Asadquartena i Sos Go
All officers found absent from their commands
4ys days after the date Of this order will be ar
rsstsd and tried for disobedience Of orders +
All soldiers found absent after that time will
- arrested and confined and returned under
guard 70 their regiments for trial BY court mar
til
By command of Major General Pope,
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Prisoner Released.

BALr1xoRI, July 2l.-The steamer Louisiana
arrived here this morning from the James River
via Fortress Monroe with S28 released Union
prisoners who were delivered to us about twelve
miles below Richmond. They were taken At
Savages Station and other places during the
recent battles. Ample provisions have been
made here for their comfort
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Military Governor Tor Arkansas.

W1lleary Governor Tor Arkansass
WARRINGTON, July 20.-Hon. John s. Phelps
has been appointed Military Governor Of Arkan.
sas, with full powers. The purpose is to assist
the loyal people to re.establish the Government
there in accordance with the Constitution.
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BAL7ixoRs, July 20.-C. G. Stevens was sent
to fort hcHenry for sending medicines and let.
tiers to the rebels.
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STEPHEN T. ACRES,
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK BOOB
MANUFACTURER,
Hack Ays Building, Third ST., Burlington, Iosoo.
Book Binding In al It's brancheS done In the best man.
nef Blank work requiring Ruling Printing and Bindins
done complete at the cheapest rates.
MUSIC, MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS, &C.,
bound 70 any pattern or style. rdeoel-d&v
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1899 sU10GRRTRADE 1862
T. w. BARHYDT,
xAsv,Aesvsn % N nAass
|BooT9e 81 0EOH0
ooIxRR OF JEyyslsoH AND NAM srs,
Il nov rssavAs ~ ~ sssssss stssAS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
E~ drs.sh ns<s ~ k''';siis R'.~.:
BEING THE SECOND STOQK REOE7Y
a9aa I'D THIS SEASON.
oepdains Of IL ,Ae NV ssysaa
LADIES'
GFrra. 90
BOYS,
MISSES,
CKLDRENs
[wEAF
usually found b Arst slass
Boot and Shoe Establishment
which YIN be sold II very lov prices for oaaA.
THE TRADE
IRON dista.ee VII 10 weN = cell and
EX.AJML1.E MY Stocks
before psrcnAas, y Aave direct connection wtA Man.
ufscturers East, and viii
DUPLICATE EASTERN BILLS,
Freight adIed.
Aa.e assortment q
Leather and Shoe FINDINGS.
Also, B1AoKMa AND LRATRER PRssERvAT1vr,
constantly @ hanA.
Goods Manufactured to Order
On Ne Asrtess Aoee BY sk1aal vosnen, md warranted
f.W. BAHHYDf,
Cor. OF asesssoa / Asan IT,, Opposite State hank
naysa.dkv1 BURLINGTON IOWA.
GREAT REDUCTION
n the price Of
Sumner Goods.
HENRY 81. SCOTT
3NE E2ke
vould that h. ha. &hI aa ~e>.k,>a a., ...,
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NEW SASH, DOOR d BLIND

m, Heeeoas 6ksss, opposite tie Cad Haak Rood "
NJ, s4j6SNt~o tAs on NJ
BURLN0r0N, IOWA.
AuesnDon work constantly on hand, and 0rdsss, y
uAR = sthsviee, promptly sttesded g:
oey1o-VH UUA4 L0IBS
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
D R Y GOOD 8 .

Persons who have not purchased at ny estabfshnent
would do we'll to examine ny Goods and Prces - many
pefsons who have visited my Store for the ar time have
remarked that they were sorry that they had called
than they have presiously been accustomed 70.
HENRY Il. SCOTT,
UnedA4W0 Main st., Bushngton.
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Goods Manufactured to Order
On ne Aezte no<soe BY sk1lal vosAneu md warranted
1.W. 1A1HYD1.
Cor. of3sosPsoo Nain IT,, Opposite State Iank
nAy81.d&w1 BURLINGTON IOWA.
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TO eRINTER8.-A large quantity Of second
hand Job Type, Borders, osts &C., for sale q bargain
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An discs Printing Psper kepti IN store or made to order
celebrated Printing Inka -
Agent for Lever presses Hand stanpa, Court, Natori
q and DuAne0 Seals.
Rags and old Type bought
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HENRY 81. SCOTT

would announce that be has this day received ane asso
Nent Of
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

osss, and under the Immediate supsrvisionof .
skillful and scientific Pharmaoeutist.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BUFFERS,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
are put up in Patent Bottles, representing q
Swiss cottage and are an ornament 10 the side.
board.
SEA SICKNESS. by railroad or
upon the inland rivers, where the great change
Of water 10 suoh prolific cause Of incipent
disease like Bilious. Intermittent, Ague, and
Chill Fevers, may feel a certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Bitters.
The muddy water Of the Western rivers, Alled
With decsysd vegetable and animal matter, Ia
quite sure to produce disease unless guarded
by an sntidots such ss Ia found In the Plsnta
ton Bitters.
what IL said Of the Plantation Bittsrs
PHILADrLPHIA, lst month, 10th day. 1862.
EsrEKMKD FRIEND: wilt thou send me another
case Of Of thy Bitters, Nothing has proven 50
beneficial or agreeable TO my invalid wife and
myself, as the Plantation Bitters.
Thy friend, ISAAC HOwLAED.
N. B.-Ths secret Of the immense sale OF the
Plantation Bittsrs, 10 their tested purity.
The st. Croix Rum and every article used, ID
warranted perfectly pure.
Be careful that every bottle bears the fac.
Gmils signature Of the Propristors. P. Il. DRAKl
4 Co., New York.
Draks's Plantation Bittsrs are sold BY all
Druggists, Groosrs, Hotels. and Restaurants.
P. II. DRAKE l. CO.,
% 26-soi3t No. 2O7. Broadway.
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Communicated.
Mis- Maggie Mitchell.

MEssRs. EDITORS: know you will permit me
the use Of your columns to say a few words 10
commendation Of one who contributes 90 much
to the amusement and intellectual entertain
ment Of the people Of this famed capital, as
Miss Maggie Mitchell. Rising superior In the
noblsness Of her soul and in inAsxible integri-
ty to her calling, she has won for herself an
nnsullied name, and set an example that will
keep many OF her profession from falling vic
tins to the temptations that surround them
For this Ieason she deserves and should receive
the applause of the good.
Those who have attended Ford's theatre
deservedly the most fashionable resort In this
city of magnificent distances within the
last three weeks, must have been convinced Of
the versatile and transcendent genius of Miss
Maggie. At times convulsing you with laugh.
ter Nt her inimitabls drollery, and then melt
log you into tears with her pathos-calng
forth all the noble passions Of the soul, and
causing all to "fsll In love" with virtue. She
makes all her personations so life like, that one
10 led to believe, for the time, that the scenes
are really occurring before his eyes, instead of
being merely repres, nted upon the stage. No
one, VI whom we have any knowledge. now
upon the American stage, came up more fully
thers inoulostsd, she "holds the mirror up to
nature" She does not over do the thing, nor 10
there anything wanting to make the picture
perfect and complete. One gesture more or
iess Wouiu inar hs ueautiui proporuohs.
In this notice, also permit me TO say some.
thing Of Miss Mitohell's personelie. Her fsa.
lures, her stature, her demeanor, the sound Of
her voice, and the expression Of her oounte.
nance, show that she IL endowed with An insx.
prossibls charm that ie superior TO even beau.
ty. Figure to yourself csndor with dignity.
grace with modssty, and she stands before you
In mStohlsss beauty. Possessed of n gentle.
ness, modesty, and dignity, which give the
most touching expression to her face, she re.
nai u Nil ta tat nm no ny aui
dsnoes OF the high appreciation of her genius
by the ellie Of both sexes Of Washington. She
is ss beautiful a. the nlm OF the gosssmer when
pearled with the mcrning dew and glimmering
in the sun. II can be said with truth Of her, W
Ophelia said of Hamlet,
"The glsss Of fsshion, and the mou d OF form,
The Observed Of all observers
Innvvu
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nHtAT sALts AT Tlih U. s PESITks-
urlARr, on FRIDAY, Get 10, 1853 at e'eisck
= IN contisti 6 o.
TSenty H,ovss aal large los Of S.ove Pipe.
Istles, Chairs, Sofas, Clocks,
A W sshstsuds, Carpets, " srdrUtcs,
liu Bafrs, Tiuware,
fity Il hon Bedstesds,
Flat irons, sewing Machines, .
Coal OIL Lamps,
Six Broom hschines and six Presses,
Blacksmith and CaIpsnttr's Tools,
A large quantity SL0smaksTs Tools and Bench,,
Two afiud Stones,
Eight hsndred pairs Of Mea aid YOUTH Shoes,
eight hutdred psirs Of Unnnishsd shoss 81 5Lo!
Findings,
one hor,s, one Csnisge, one Covered wsgou,
one Cart,
Uns Harness, Plow and Harrow,
And various other articles TOO numerous u usa
ton
All penon, having elaims seslhst the Psntssnr
aTy, are hereby II Questtd 10 make cut and prssent
thtir bills With duplicate 10 the ususi form, on or
tetuie the first day Of November nsxt
shall be st the Penitentiary on WEDNESDAY
shi THUR: DAY, from 3 N ubtii gp M Vi
each dsy 10 s1hiUit and make private Gales
H KING, " srien.
cot i-at
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MILITARY MATTERs.
Prisonsrs Of war.

John Wilson, First Virginia regiment; James
A. DAILY, u conscript; Richard Pusgraves, com.
pany A, Sixth Virginia cavalry; Geo. Nancy,
Eighth Virginia; J, ". Brown, n conscript; and
% %ssy: p s;s and ssd 10 IL. 0y city sSms
Fairfax on Monday last. They were committed
TO the Old Capitol a. prisoners Of war. The
same day another small batch Of prisoners Of
war we're sent from Fairfax by General sigel.
Their names and conditions are as follows
Lieut.. L. y. Roberts. company II. Second Mis-
sissippi; Sergt. @. II. Fsnwick, company D,
Fifteenth Virginia; Samson Brown, Fifteenth
Virginia battety; with three conscripts. Rioh.
srd Drake. Willoughby Harris and john B.
Old Capitol prison by order Of the provost
marshal.
Hsisassd from the Ola Capitol.
James O'Conner, arrested on the 18th Of Sep.
to nber last. on suspicion of being seossh Spy,
was released from the Old Capitol yesterday
BY order Of the Provost Marshal. His release
How fast the world movssi Only lev sSor,
months ago. and fugitive negroes were obliged
To- dee TO Canada. Now, the negro. worshipping
4 Hhite msn Of the South are compelled to iks
uad 4ls to Canada.
Deaths OF Soldiers.
The following we're reported yesterday:
walter 3. Evans, company B, 2sth Pa; Ju.
YER hospital.
Andrew Nstzksr, company I, LIST N. Y. Bat;
Cllffburns hospital.
Samuel B. Miller, company E, Tooth N. Y ;
Ciiffburne hospital.
John wiuger, company D, 1921 Pa; Cranch
hospital.
John Daley, company @, ll,b Pa; Capitol
hospital. -.
Charles E. Stanford. company @, 7th Maine;
Capitol hospital. Portland, Maine.
Murgo hurry, CompAnv Z. lth N. Y Patent
0fice hospital. Fordham, Westchester coun-
ty, N. Y.
Corporal Franklin Gardner, company A, 18th
Mass; Patent Office hospital.
Corporal Charles Houser, company F, 18th
n. T.; Union Hotel hospital.
VIM. Maths, company O, ssth PA Finley
hospital.
Martin J. Barnhisen, company @, I'd Wis.,;
Columbian College hospital. Elienboro', Wis.
oonsin.
Artemus Baker, company B, 18th Me-; Reei.
mental hospital. Orrinton, Penobscot county
Maine,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Arrest OF . Murderer.

Augustus Ford, n oolored man, WAS arrested,
yesterday morning, by 0iicsr Dom, Of the
Fourth ward, on the charge OF murder. He Ia
accused of numbering another colored man, on
the t,h day of September, 1852. Immsdi-
stely upon shooting bis victim, he made his
escape, add has succeeded In oluding the vigi-
lance Ut the police until yesterday. when The
UHicer found him, be was marching down Penn
sixteenth New York regiment. He was soon
sscur cd and ctrred to the station house, when
he was examined by Justice Walter, who COM
mtted him 10 jail for court.
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Drank and Disordslly.

Patrick Muligan and John Parker were ar
rested on Monday by officer Ashton, of the
and diso,derlT ia The street. They were taken
before Justice Stratton, and fined 50 "a each;
which they paid and were discharged.
Margei OF Wilson and Rachel l.. StOk es were
arrested on Monday, by officer Steele, of the
Third ward on the charge Of being drunk and
fore Justice Walter, and iined Is; which they
paid and were discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
DR.. Fishblatt,
Or No. 42I, corner OF Eighth and Z sts

Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, ss well as
all Diseises Of Imprudenoe of Whatever character,
aud which may be declared inoursble BY other ply
ticians. He engages to make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the icience Of medi'
cine, he Is enabled 70 offer himtelf TO the public as
being the only one In Washington capable OF aforc'
Ing speedy relief AL cases durable will be guaran'
tied. He warrants a cure without the use Of Der.
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent cases
Cuied In two or three days
N b. Lette,s addressed to Dr. f.. ct his office No.
AL, corner Of Eighth and Z streets. opposite Gen
sral Post Once. will receive immediate attention.
DOT 3-yi
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w mite m ice,

Considerable attention was attracted by the
appearance of an old man with one arm. who
carried small cage containing a large number
ofdiminuliva white mice, which he would tax Q
from his Gage by the handful and permit thsn
10 run over his shoulder and nestle down by
the side Of his neck
For this exhibition the spectator was expect
ed TO contribute q mito to the poor crippled
exhibitor, who appeared to be driving good
business.
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Attention, AEhictsdi

DR.. vsllny ia yet engaged In An extensive
practice 10 this city, and we would call the at
isntipn Of the poor, puny, smaoiatsd viotimi
of their own aims to the best sources of remedy
First, give up your present course Of life al
ouCe and forever; aud secondly, oall on ths
most skifui physicians, (snd none are better
than Dr.. Vsllny,) and be- cured Of the disease
which Ia now undermining the constitution
And sending you to a premature grave.
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Breaking up the Bawdy Housss.

marshal, was executed yesterday:
HEADQR's, PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Washington, d. O., Oct. o, 1862.
Capt. Johnson, Gommd'g Infantry Patrol.
CAPTAIE: 10 the following CASES the proprie
tors viii bo arrested aud handed over to Jus.
tice Walter, charged with keeping houses Of
prostitu ution, the inmates notified tO leave this
city within three days. and the proprietors or.
dsred away as soon as the civil authorities
have done with them:
Mr.. E. R1mer, So Thirteenth street, above
Ii Nina Bier RINGER. 800 d etroet; Mr.. Henry,
6S3 Twelfth street; Misc -. Headquarters" !"
$50 Twelfth street; Charles Cross, asa Tenth
street; and Mrs. Harris alias Mary Marshall,
80 Maine avenue, Island.
The above order was executed by Lieutenant
John 3. Cooper,