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THEIR SCHEMES NOrLIKELY WORK
The REBELS EN- ROUTE TO HAGERs
TOWN AND HANCOCK.

Our friends Of the lstsltsesee, are mistaken
In their announcement Of this morning tina, the
enemy are In force on the west bank Of Seneca
creek from ih mouth (twenty-two miles from
"ashington) to point ten miles higher up.
This we know from the fact that YESTERDAY
afternoon Sen. Mcclellan advanced c,v,l,v nm.
der Col. Pleasan,on, to PoolesviIle, (s.x miles
west OF Seneca creek and caused sufficient
reconnaissance to be made from the Potomac
back towards Frederick, to ascertain that the
enemy 10 no WI ere on his immediate front In
force Last night he occupied the country six
miles further out than In the morning, and we
believe IL to-day pushing some force further out
At two p. m. our impression With reference 70
the movements Of the rebels are much altered
That's; hearing no confirmation CT the rumors
that they have made their appearance in Penn.yl.
vania, aud learning that no one estimates, the,,
force that passed through Frederick, on their
way west, at over fifteen Thousand, and now
finding that while they have been hurrv,pu
troops from the direction of Cen,reyille I'm 20 the
lords OF the river, they net to be found Ia an
force on the Maryland side, we are brought 70
tue conclusion that these Of them who are In
Maryland came simply to plumber In Frederick
and Washington counties, expecting to escape
back into Virginia r,a Hancock.
IL this be true their hope 10 that Mcclellan will
hasten after their marauding force with the bulk
OF his army; thus according to the greater par, Of
theirs msssed in Virginia In the immediate vi.
cinity OF the fords an opportunity Of crossing the
river In his rear and making a desperate dash
upon Warrington and ia Notifications on tie
Maryland side.
VI course Gen. Mcclellan knows his business
too well 70 accommodate them In this matter and
while looking after those who are "cavortinpu
around In Frederick aud Washington counties.
Will take due care to attend to the movements OF
the main body, engaged night and day Ia build.
Ing RATS to facilitate them In crossing the river
II they ind 1t prudent to venture that enterprise
The fact that the marnuding band are saId to
have given Hsrper's Ferry wide berth on their
march west, seems to to refute the idea that Il
wy '~o"s oAo, ono euenStnens our belief
that their plans and movements are as we de.
scribe above.
Our force At Harper's Fe.ry-nov on the Mary
land heights, opposite-could doubtless hold a
force Of $4,000 rebels at bay long enough to place
them at aenr McClellan's mercy, II they yea.
tured an attack. Hence, we take 1t, nothing has
been heard o! any attack on Harpers Perry,
while we know that the rebels have passed on
beyond 1t upon the road to Hageutown and Ham
cock.
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LATEST By rELBGISAPR.
RAILROAD DIAASYER

thhApnLrHIA, sept.p.-At midnigh througf
height train for Baltimore, when short distance
below Grays ferry bridge, became separated and
oes;ruotei the road. Ia consequences Of q besvy
fog, troop train came In collision with Il. Poe-
iuna'ely, no person wss ssr!eusly hurt Ths s7th
MASSACHUSETTS were aboard.
Az half past three this morning q special srsin,
having q squad OF hundred cavalry, BY seuae
uasccountsble csrelessness or misunderstanding.
into both these trains. TIE collisice wa
very severe and the oonseq uenoa most disastrous.
The csrs broken TO pieces. Three men Killed and
a large number more or less wounded.
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b. DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. The following h,,.

, DhATHs OF SOLDIERS The following h,,.
ov S reported since our last
Th aion . Russell, company A. 10Oth Pa,
Cueooote Know, company A, 9th Pa.
GotpI n. T.. Smith, unknown
!ohn Webhef. unknown
Antnony Marshall, COMPANY B. 18th Nv
SS1afle. Herring, company II, lolst N. Y.
VIM. Fl Guthrie
wv, MN H. Peck, company B, NY.
Nm. Gesinger, company H, 45thN.Y,
Wm. K .blnson, company l, IO6th ". Y.
gosePo Robinson, company E, I'd Vermont
anomas Brown, teamster, LIST Ind Cavalry
n ,rrick, company II, 8lst Pa
~ MCCORMICK, company II, e1st Pa
nehry Doom, 80 comp Ohio indep't Cav,rv.
gohn w Buillngame, company 6, I'd N. Y.
hlempkeI, company A, ID Maryland.
GnknoWn, died coming from battle field.
lnee Iyer, company ID, LIST Mich.
Jealous Ebert, Ct npany 4, 18th Pa
go. A. Hyke, company X, Ssh Ohio.
6ufnet sucker, company T., 1t Mich.
ID Daniels, company +, I'd Mass.
John X. Thcmpxins, company r., 9Th Conn.
Lieut.. Charles Pierson, I'D n y
Joseph Brandal', company A, s4th " Y
= II. Wbaley, company Il, ith N Y
Harrison George, company f, 1O4th n. l.
Wu solberger, company K, 6lst Ohio,
Unknown.
Serge Henry Kelly, company r, 11sPa.
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NOT PAROLRn

Colonel Wvndham, Of the Ia New Jersey Cav.
airy, who Wa taken prisoner on the 9th June, In
an engagement at Harrisonburg, between Ash.
bys brigade Of cavalry and his cwn, In whieh
Ashbv was killed, being since released, and
having signed no parole, and being informed a,
the War Department that his exchange wa.
Effected, Joined his regiment and led it through
all the recent engagements. Friday, to his aston
tshment, he wa informed that he was parole,
and had not been exchanged on which be nstu-
rally lsfs his regiment, pow much reduced by rs
shsrs In tbs receot struggles. md h swaitAS
fartke5 action
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DIE ID.

AZ IsIingtGn D; g. on ths 9th nss, LEoNS iaSie
HuyoE ased years, 4 month and 6days.
ais funeral Will take place from the rehdenes OF
his father, ct ii .. N. Tomorrow
On Monday between ! and clook, 81 The res.
ssees Of b. oshsE $fPIp1 ~ f sS e.
tth year Of his age, resident OF Loudoan county
Virginia
His funersl will take place 90 Wednesday eve
ming, 10th instant, at o clock.
On the ssh inst, Mrs, OWEN MURRAY, aged Sc
years.
Her funeral win take place Oh Wednesday. ST 8
O'clock from the Tesiseass Of her husband, corner
X ssa sta ~, e.
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PERsoSAL.-Lt Col. w. Dwight, Mas Ii
Col. crouther, Col. Kane, p. X. Brunot, Pa; Col.
Latham, y. J.; 1t Col Goodrich, Major II .
Gerard, U. s. a; Henry Wikon, N. Y; Comr
Collins, u. !. N d, are az Willards'
X. V. Whaley, Va Col. A. y. Jewett, va
DR.. w. A. Childe, and Rev. Leighton Coleman,
OF Pa, are at the Metropolitan.
We regret to learn that Gen. Butterneld 10
quite Ill with fever, In camp near FsirfsI Semi
nary,
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PENNSYLVANIA ALARMip Yesterday wa oer-
tainly q gloomy day In our city. The neasre
news from Friedrich was greatly exaSRersted
until many people really believed that the rebels
were actually on their march down The Cumber-
land Valley.
A special train came mp ffon York In the evs-
ming for arms and ammunition. Those vhooame
M On n state that the sick and wounded fron
Prederiok arrived In York yesterdays Evervbodv
in York 10 srming. Two pieces Of cannon and two
hundred muskets have already bern taken down.
AID q number more will be taken down this
morning, together with ammunition.
A large number Of refugees from Marylsnd
have arrived In York, Adams aud Franklin coup-
ties, and little amer dark O train Of Tires car.
mostly filed with women ana children, arrived
pod that the rebel pickets haa been near d.
CAY -aorrSsS esf (ssytss cad vssss, Sos. O.
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&C0 REWARD.-Stoen from in front of the
gov depot, Washington, between and n m
on the 18th inst. SOKKEL HORSE; bob tail; some
Whlte on forehead; some white on hind feet Said
Horse was attached IN q light Wagon no ton sIi-
Ding seat. body green, wheels yellow the hind
spring broken and bound with cord : 10 reward
VIII be given for the recovery of said horse and Wa
gon, or information given so that get them again
~ tho Metropolitan Police Office ) 10 18th st and
; p for the apprehension ofthc thief
sep est J ~ JOHNSON
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TIE REBEL PORCE THAT PASSED
THROUGH FREDERICK NOT MORE
THAN $4,000 STRONG.
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/ OST OR STOLEN-From the stable at Head.
II quarters, Rockville. Maryland a dark ~
gray HORSE, with long name and tail and ~
about l517 hands high. A liberal rewardNA
VIII WI ne paid Tor his delivery to Capt. DANA, A. O.
NJ, Washington, ID. c. "a g-Iv
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i dress to P. w. VI. Washington Navy Yard
she VIII confer great favor upon an old friend who
10 ooeIous Oh Gazing on her. It.
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THE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
fTo~Ps u st. and Pa. So, bet llth 0sd l2fk SIS.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are nov open And ready for Ill persons Who do
nIe S9s OF Gold, Shower, Steam, Valor and Med
AtgIeet expense those Baths have boon fitted ID
70 NEE! want long feit In this city, and We now
oner 20 the ot1xens Of Washington a. fine Q suite
q Hesn,n{ Rooms Is ever opened to any public In
all org invited to caIl and SEQ for themselves.
III Oten from O. NJ until 10 ?. m; on Sundays
iIoH, T. a. 70 r. These rooms 6re under the I'm
Hom NSE York, Zone Of tho proprietary who
tnorouSnJ understAnda the bathing buslHess In I'll
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STRAfEp OR STOLEN. on Sunday, Sept 9Th
- IVY CDLTS-one grey, two years old. blaze
lace and one whit" foot; the other a bay Colt one
year old. The finder will be literally rewarded on
avenue, tGroceTy Store.D Sep 8-3ts
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THB ENEMY NorIN FORCE on SENECA
CREEK
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THE FIGHT AT POOLEsVILLE.
TIE ENEMY ROUTED AND sKEDADDLE
LEAVING SEVEN DEAD ON
THE PIELD
ONE MAN KILLED ON OUR SIDE

Yesterday afternoon, two C, mpanies OF the Sd
Indiana Cavalry, under command Of Maj Chap
man, went TO Poolesville, Md, which they found
In possession Of a rebel cavalry regiment who
had planted on till to The right Of the town one
field piece, which Wa opened on our men a. they
approached. The command did not stop, bu,
made charge through the town, the enemy,
who were there, skedaddling and forming line
Of battle near their gun. In few moments 70
inforcemenn came up, consulting Of two pieces
OF artillery and several comanies Of the 9Th Iii.
nois Cavalry, and our guns, after a few shots
succeeded in silencing the enemy's piece, when
another charge was made by Maj. Chapman's
command, and the rebels broke and run, leaving
seven dead on the field. Our loss 10 ore man
killed, sergt David A. Falls, Of company b, and
eight wounded, Lieuts. Ledue and Davis, OF
company b, and six men Of company A. Large
reinforcements were at once sent to PoolesvilIe.
and we are now in a position to hold the place.
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CaPh HAlsTHrN INsxNx.-Oapt. 6ssev1n.
oomnsndant Of the 6rinnesl Sir John fsnkIin
expedition, ana who Joined the rebellion o. ~
insane hospital in Georgia. The cause 10 ssid 70
be the complete destruction Of his plantation n
South osTpllna ~ The hands ef bic eva psrxsess,
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U The Boston Advsrnse' fsvoSs ite re- ssec
lion OF Governor Andrewe a. Governor II M@sss
chusetts.
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new YosK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept ., llks.m-r1ra board
U. s. Coupons, 1881, Seven and three tenths
Treasury Notes, 100; U. q. Demand Notes, l6ks
Gold. llq
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SIN REV ARD Will be paid by the subscriber
Wv To the person leaving ri this Office the sub
scriber BAGGAGE, consisting of infantry sword
marked on the upper band of the scabbard with "A
also cross on the inside of the guard handle a
sash and belt, knapsack, containing books and
papers, belonging to Company II nth Regiment
n. l. Volunteers and the subscri Der also one Gov
eminent Blanket, and one rubber blanket with the
Gsme of Crosbcy in large letters said ba gage
was either Intentionally otherwise carried Off in
= one horse amhulance, on the night of the 29th
August at Douglas Hospital while the su bscr her
was in the oface of the Hospital on business
y. A. BROWN
Sc SGT Capt. Co. II. nth n Y Vol
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THE PROBABLE PURPOSE OF TIE EN-.
Envy
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On the 18th Of August, at the Parsonage Of Yves
lev Chapel by the Rev Mr.. Hartman, Mr. CORSE
L1Us T. BOWEN and Miss MARY RANDALL
both of this city.
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IL There were 90 deaths In Boston las, wsel
Of whom 10 WRe nsIs md % fuGes.
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SU4LEKS, 90, &c.
We invite your attention to GU larEe assortm .nt
81 Ahmr e Ii L. ID OVENS. each ono 10 capable
cAi i:S, Il IESs ASB CAMP HEATING AND
CUOkiN6 STuVFS. BLOn6EIT CO.'S
PA1ENI POkTABLE GALVANIZED IRON
BAKE SVENs-they are great eeoDomi8ers Of
90, arc une(uIlled
For sale Wholesale and Retail By
BI6B co,
Baltimore stove House,
80 Light street,
Sc SN Sole Agents for BALTIMORE.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE LATEST.

"A Reconnaissance IN FRONT
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n U i 8 e 9 w A NJ ED,

D1foI QvARrxRMAsryx's OFFICE,
CAPTAIN j. J. DANA, ~ O. N, ii. 4. a. Ia.
been sgtl iori!sd to Purchase, IN OPEN MAHxTI,
following descriptions. viz: "a Ao
CAVALRY
For cav airy, & ,000J ono thousand HORSES from
05l fifteen to 1s) sixteen hands higb, between i've
AID eight Years of aEe; dark coors; We'll broken
to the saddle; oompectly built, and free from ali
defects "
ARTILLERY,
FOR kJtlllery, 5000 five hundred Eorsss, from
fl5 hfte On and one half to ti6l hands h b.
between 9od elEht years ofsge; of dark ooiors:
free from All detects; 70 broken 70 harness; com
pAotly bma!t, and TO weigh not less than iIC0
ponds. 1'0
Inmsdists delivery will be required. No prioe
Will b., paid orsY Slln
Application shosld be usde to Captain DANA, At
his onoe, ooroer Twenty second and streets
ID. r, RUCKER,
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The INDIAN aHRB DocroR, from Canada will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
Of their complaints or illness, without receiving
any information from them. No cAsSKs for Goa.
sv.tssSos ~ sdstcs. once, No. III Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washington, d. G. au 25-tf
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and e1-
posure, with hot climate, muddy water and bad
diet, will be unavoidable, but armed with Hol-
loway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills you
can endure all these and still retain good health
Only rs cents per box. 220
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j OSi:Ione pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES on
- i" Wednesday evening or Thursday morning So D.
temoer 81 ana 4th, between the corner of Market
stIttt aTi drudge street, No. 1862 suitable re-
"8ru VII De given by being left 1T No. 1862
be o-S| EDMUND CAMMACK
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MET NJ SE WASTED-Apply 10 Dr. VIM
w hAGRU DER, No. 81 Pennsylvunia avenue
Corner 2lst street $500
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Coon SAMA ANS The ladies belonging "a
Mchendree Chapel (Rev.W. ID NJ. Ryan, pastor),
en- Massachusetts avenue, between Ninth and
Ienth streets, are engaged every afternoon, from
10 clock, IN the basement Of the church, In
preparing lint, bandages, and other necessary
articles for The sick aud wounded In our hosptals
This 10 God-like work; and this afternoon at
O'CLOCK, Col VIM: h. Maurice, Of Philadelph
Is to deliver an address to them. An elouuent
and patriot tic one may be expected. The public
are invited to be present
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MORE TRooPs.-The 39th regiment Massachu.
sets volunteers. se7 men, Major H Tremlett com.
mandlng; the 10 b Vermont, 023 men, Colone
yewett; the 124th New Y"lk, $50 men, Col. A. H
Ellis, and the 123d New York, $50 men, Col A.
and this morning. AS fast al the new regiment,
now arrive they are assig positions In bryades
with old regiments, thus rendering the new ones
as efficient az possible. There were over 7 00C
soldiers fed ct the Retreat this morning
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WISH TO HIRE A WHITE GIRL (German
= preferred( about IL 10 Is years of age NV fami-
~ is small. Good wages and a good home NAV 10
expected, TO one who will suit
a, MAN LESGBERG
II 453 street, between ri and I'd
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LOST AND FOUND.

G REWARD-Strayed from the subscriber. near
IEc the Navy Yard small dark brindle cow
Ihe ABOVE reward Will be gwen for its return 10
ROBERT CAMPBELL
@ 9St Corner South Capitol aud II st
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WANTED-25 GIRLS, TO mend bags. Good
Indiana ave, between "a and ID street seS.u.
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Did Lieut.. Robert w. Smith, Of the 5,h
Pennsylvania Reserves, died on SUNDAY at Doug
las Hospital. Lieut. =. was wounded through
the thigh at the late battle of Bull un was taken
prisoner and subsequently paroled. He was for.
merly Sergeant Major OF the 5th deserve, and In
that position anticipated In tbs battles Of the
peninsula, where he was twice struck by spen,
balls. He VISA promoted to lieutenant for gal.
lantry on the field of battle, and received honora
BILE mention by his commanding ofnc.r.
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WANTED-A GIRL, as chsmbermsiI to 20 IN
w the country. For particulars aprIy at AS
nth street, between ID and T.. White girl pre-
i'''tH It.
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VIOLATING military ORpRRs-Sunday com.
plant was made 70 the Third Ward patrol tina,
Thomas and VIM Bellew, on Ninth, between
and o streets, were selling liquor TO teamsters
and soldiers all day. The complainant described
the manner Of hiding the liquor. Sergeant Skip.
pen, Sunday night took several Of his men and
went to the spot with tie Provost Guard, and AZ
rested the oprietor and his brother. The liquor
vas found In q cellar or hole made for the pur-
pose, under toe fcor. Four or ave barrels were
captured, and the proprietor, when arrested, had
= demijohn In his hand. Yesterday the party
had . hearing before Justice w alter, and was or.
dered into custody TO await tho nnsl orders OF
Gen. W adsworth- Two or three colored patrons
Of tbs house were locked up with them In the
central station house.
PovRrH WAND STATION CAsns-psfsvs Jsstis.
Walker Ambrose Hutchinson, Profanity; Ida
stewart, resisting IA o0eefj dismissed. Sarah
boven, Anna Howard, Kate elmmons and Bmms
, sdan, do do Virginia RsYnoads, do ansd
Y: Martha Pen, do - o.. John Miller, dis
9 lyi do. 81 Nathan Prks. kdWurd kafter
1dn hsrt, Wn. Rston, tdrDe4 over 20 military
zee Riley, larceny Of o horse; dismissea.
..i, ~ fra hearing John aesay, do
e, iss-a ichT smith. do; for o ts3ilGg
sui .yiH, dTuBk; nn.d ~ IDS Everett
81 leiu.s cGafacseT; disD.sssd Edward Smith
IS rider " nnsd 81 TEonss Williams, destroy
run sIess Hse4 q,
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| Us "A roam HORSE. about l6k hands high
- Win military saddle, very lightly marked with
The :, wac left by an officer TO be held by a
nation that will lead TO his recovery will be ra.
SsrI-i, at the Herndon House, corner OF z and
Nlhtu SIS se9-3t'
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DEATH OF A WASHINGTON Vorurrprp -ye.
terday the friends Of Mr. John w. Shields, a well
Known citizen Of Washington, were notified OF
ms death In the military hospital at phia
vi mi. Snieios enlisted as private in the corp,
raised In this city and attached to the LAT Calf
1ofnia, now the 7lst Pennsylvania regiment
During the seven DAYS battle on the Peninsula he
was SICK, but was also injured on the retreat By
accident ne was taken with the invalids to Phia.
deiphia, where he died, receiving all the atten.
ton that could be bestowed upon him His eath
vas fastened by the irjuries received In the field
he Will De brought TO this city for interment
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SITT ALTON WANTED. by n resnectebIe virI 20
- do homework or cooking for . small family
eltRer IN Washington or Georgetown, tthe latter
preferred Inquire at 1871 l. street between 10th
and 9th.
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WANTS.

WANTED-Tvo good GIRLS, for housework
Adam Express Office 800
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BREAD The great influx Of soldiers and citi.
zens into the city within the past few DAYS, al
most exhausted the supply Of bread, the bakers
not expecting so great an addition to the popula-
ton. They are now, however, prepared to feed
both citizens and strangers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

4 BARBER WANTED IMMEDIATELY, corner
= u and Tenth streets ss S9tf
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w the market ready 70 pay eash for ell arEole1
II me hSSssfarnahlIs llns hoss isavipF ths
BUCHtY, 49e Seventh St. between 8 and n sts.
teest uAs) Dealer In Nov And Second hand Far.
ASares no ls-H
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WANTED-Six Pie and Cake BAKERS at 4o1
w seventh street, between and H
be o-5t J. H. SIMPSON
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WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, In one Of
w the fashionable streets, near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Address to &c. d - Star Office Sc Q-3t.
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'IAhEN Up ASTRAY-In First Ward small
pay FAKE, tcOlt,j which the owner
can nave oy proving property and paying IN
charges, at JAMES COMERS, No. /, 6tRNA
street west, between /, aud NJ ses-?t-
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ONE DOLLAR, ONB DOLLAR !! ONI DOLLAR T..
60 10 the Dollar Store, 43S Penna. avenue, near
FOur-and-a-hah street. and see the splendid stock
Of jewelry and er-plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar. seS-lw&
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WANTED-By . Respectable Woman a SITT-A
w TON a. nurse or heamstress has no objection
- gong to the country. Address Box 20 Star
oA"Ne' 'ah give good references. IT.
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INDEPENDENTLY JOURNEY
W MN TAlbORS. to work on bushling Ami
Ia No. Az Tenth street, between d and T. street
&c sN Is. MAGREDER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

~ANyED.-Ws arc nov buying SECOND
Nv Nv HAND FyRNI11RE. STOVES and BED
uN0, Ter which We arc paying the big hoa
cash prices. Families declining hous etss sISt. 81
A3vlnE sgrFlg. OF fsrniterc, viii ala Il 10 fie.i
eAvhnt3se - give H . cal.
10 lS-0 10 we 5tk ct. 49, ] z ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

~ IIhHa Ed OR STOLEN.-One Black and White
- COW with large horns heavy built The finder
VIII oe Il9erally rewarded if left at the corner of
ZAth ~. aho "a avenue. iGrucery Store.l &c s-St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

TO SUIT LERs- WANTED--By An ,ntelligont
fer tho last six year: and is wei! ace uainted with
and ' used ~ camp fs, SITUATION with . sat J,
German, IL ski led In the use of horses and vor
do any thing honest to be usefsl to his employer,
Very good references Given AZ to honesty and so
bri1ty. 30 No choice as TO What part of the ooun
tn he 8SeiI. Address star Ofioe by letter to go
j." Othors wishing to comm unicate will receive
lromRt an ention By addressInS On ahoYn sn S.1ts