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The New York herald., 1862-06-30
One brig, unknown.
Wind At sunset Sc.
Mlscellaneous.

FR BARK Two BRorHRRs with Of coffee, went
shore 10th in the harbor OF Jacme and became toals
loss. Crew and cargo saved
MISSING vKssErShip 6imoda (of Hear,es sailed
port n FOR Liverpool and since been
heard from. Ste ~ tons, Al ~ and built In 1854 At
kennebank, Me.
following table gives summary Of the vessels in the
Of New York, Boston, Baltimore Charleston, Savan
nah New Orleans and 0avese a the latest accounts from
each Of those ports-
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A LLErIATOR.-DR. BRIGGS NEWLY INVENTED
A Corn aud Blnion Aileviator corna bunlous
frosted bsercd ieo &C. 70 cents cents and Al peV
boy sent BY mail rec pt OF price and cents Sold by
dist, 2L2 Broadway, New York. -"-'-
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The War In Arkansas

MEMPHIS, july 30-Passengers from Helena re-
port that JEFF. Thompson was at Austin yester.
day, with body Of men, an ammunition train
and two or three field pieces, endeavoring 70 fad
trans portation across the Arkansas X was be-
lieved that he Intended to stop and seize one OF
Gen. Curtis transports cavalry force wal
sent up from Helena, but failed to nd the rebels
who had fed in different directions In the in.
terror.
There has been no arrival from Vicksburg. The
rebel batteries erected at Gaines Landing are still
obstructing the passage OF boats The obstruc-
tons will be removed in few days, and the com.
muncaton re established.
ST.. Louis, July 29.-InformatIon has been re.
ceived that large force Of guerillas have entered
Missouri from Arkansas, and are now encamped
near the State line, in Howell and Texas counties
They are represented to be commanded BY
Mcbride, and include the bands headed by Cole
man and Hawthorne. Many refugees from these
counties, and also Wright county, have rea ;hed
Springfield
We are assured that our troops at Houston
Texas county, have been reinforced, and are suf-
fciently numerous to repress any demonstrations
from McBride's forces
From a gentleman just arrived from Monroe
city, In this State, learn that at least three hun
dred men Joined Porter on Saturday, from Mon.
roe county.
Fifty persons left Hannibal on Friday night
fearing rebel depredations. The most intense
excitement prevails all ever these counties. Han
nlbal was almost entirely deserted. Many OF III
citizens have arrived here.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
COMBINED ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE
THE uARKANsAS.p

CHicxso, July Ga special dispa.ch from
vicksburg, dated the 23d, says:-By an agree
ment between Ccmmodores Davis and arragut,
an attempt was made, yesterday, b capture The
Arkansas.
The feet from below was to engage the lower
batteries, and the feet from above to engage the
upper ones, the gunbost Essex and the ram
q ueen Of the West, In the meantime to attack
the Arkansas and tow her out.
In consequence ofsome Misunderstanding, only
q few shells were fred from the mortafs below,
which are known to have had no effect to divert
the FIRE from the Essex.
This vessel tried to run into the Arkansas and
jam her against the levee, but the latter rwung
around and the Essex only grazed her side. As
she passed she gave the Rebel craft her three Ii.
inch bow guns.
Finding herself unsupported, abe dropped
down the river. The Queen coming to her aid,
ran into the Arkansas, making her tremble from
stem to stern. Recovering herself the Queen
ran on again so forcibly as to strain her owl
works badly. Both boats then returned up the
river.
During the engagement the Essex received sew.
eral shots, and had one msn killed and two
wounded. The Queen was also shot through
several times
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IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.

NASHVILLE, July 30.-[Special to New York
Herald. IA rebel mail from Chattanooga has
been captured. The letters contain valuable In.
formation. Beauregard has resigned and gone
to the springs In Alabama. Bragg is at Vicks.
burg with 20 900 men, but 10 scarce of horses. An
artillery company from Georgia could not be sup.
piled with guns or horses, and parties are out
stealing horses wherever they could be found.
The rebel letters seized were from Tubello,
Miss, so miles south Of Corinth. The writers
anticipated an early occu patton Of Tennessee by
the rebel troops and every warlike indication
favors the superstition. The rebels are reported
to have evacuated Lebanon with the intention to
cross their troops at given point, for a sudden
dash on Nashville. All the clergy prisoners not
sent hsnce to Louisville, are on the way South.
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POSTAGE STAMP CURRENCY.

The Postmaster General and the Commissioner
Of internal Revenue have approved Of the speci-
mems for the postage stampS currency, which
will be I've, ten, twenty. five and fifty cents The
designs embrace the present Eve and ten cent
postsge stamps, testefuliy arranged in such a way
that they cannot be separated and used for post
age They Will bear on their face the fcliowI ng
Inscriptions: postage stamps furnished by the
assistant tressurerS and desig sted repositories
of the UEited St4ts-receivable for postage
stamps at any POstothce."
Upon the back will be large figure denoting
the denomination, with these words: '.EI-
changeable for United States notes by any assist
ant treasurer or d sgnated U 8. depository, In
SUES not Less than five dollars. Receivable IN
payment q all dues to the United States for less
than Eve dollars. Act approved July II, 1862 -
They will be printed on bank note paper OF
different sizes, averaging about FIFTH the 81 q
Of U. 3 notes, and will be furnished in sheets
during the next two weeks.
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rTRiBUTE OF REsrEST-At called

Tribute OF REsPECT.-At q called
- meeting Of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, r and A.
M, held q the hal on 18th street, the following
resoiutions were nnanimously adopted:
Heso!red, That we, the members of Hiram
Lodge; 30 IL, regard the dseease of our lac
Drother, T. X. w. ,: q. w. IHoMAs SMITH, As
ens Of the sevsrest af ctlons vhoh could have be-
EResolved, That Hiram Lodge recognises In Bl O,
Smith the fsthsr and founder OF this Lodge, Ma
son reose ils was bright example Of the prinoI;
pes o. me insinon he having fully illustrated
son. VIZ: Faith. dope, and CharIsy, and in mis-
e ely Sotlee proven that he regarded, Of these
A. hsso!esd Ihst the msmbers Of this Lodg tender
me ldos and family OF our deoessed brother their
nssJtfs n II oysrvhsmng bersavs
hssolced, That the Lodge room b. drapsd IN
meWuInnE TOT tho remainder Of the Masonic years
hesotred, Ihat instead Of any sutWard badge VI
mourning We Will oherIsh LIVELY rems mbrsnce OF
the many ,rtues Of our broth.f In orr hearts for
the remsinder Of our lives.
RESOLVED That these resolutions bs ensrossed
sgrfopfia,sty and aligned. and handed to ne family
Rssolrsd, That the above resolutions be pub
iished IN the oltJ papers.
CRAs, CALVERT,
Da Secretary pro TEN.
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REAR ADMfRALS.

The President, yesterday, commissioaed the
following named captains as rear admirals, under
the recent act Of Congress establishing and equal
izing the grades Of line officers Of the navy to be
On the retired list: Charles Stewart, George c.
Read, VIM. shubrlck, Joseph smith, George
w. stoTer, Francis II. Gregory. A. F Lavel-
lette, Sllas Strin CHAM, and Hiram Paulding
Aud the following ramed captains to be rear
admirlls on the active lat David 6 Farragut,
l.. NJ. GoldsborOugh, Samuel F. Du Pont, and
A II FOote.
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PzRsoNAL.-Hon. 8. Draper, Warren Leland
and l.. Noble, n. Y; Hon. VIM. schley, Md /;
Brig Gen. Piatt and staff, U. s Volunteers; J. r.
Pc ;heoo and lady, Mex; Z r. Bates, Mo-, and
Mai Lewis, U. 9. A, are At Willsrds'.
a DR.. r. Bartholow, u s. A and Major Will
lisms, I4th U. infantry, at the Metropolitan.
III. Van Wrinkle md w. J. Babcock, ". Y :,
and Capt. Vaughan, Pa, are at the National
Major General Mitchell left this city yesterday
for New York
Major General Franklin, whose health 10 much
impaired, has gone to Cape May for few days.
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FNAHcIAL-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say stocks opened quiet and better, e.
pecially on Governments and New York Central
The news from Europe relative 70 the eject Of
the check before Richmond IL regarded as favor
able, and gives buyers fresh confidence There
Is an improvement In Government 6's, and at 90 4
the demand is good, chiefly for investment. The
20 notes and the SIS Of 1874 are without material
change, but are steady at the quotations. The
per cent certificates sold at 90 and that bid for
the close there 10 no recovery Speculators are
getting tired OF holding an article which Yields
no income, and good news nom the seat Of war
would entirely upset their calculations The
appointing to spectators for the rise The OPEN
Ing price was 115x finally closing at 1l4Kali4k.
After the board, gold was again lower, selling at
ll4kslHx-naking decline Of N per cent
dull At lo9A1lox. Dutisble demand notes iosK.
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GENERAL ORDERS

War Department., AdjEtdAr GsH,TaL'S D flee,
Washington, July 20, 1862. :
General Orders No. 90
The principle being recognised that Chap
Iafns should not be held prisoners OF war II is
hereby ordered thst all Cha plains so held by the
United States shall be immediately and uncondi
tioua " discharged
2 Second Lieutenant William J. Mccormick,
having delertrd his regiment In presence OF the
enemy, Apri q, 1852, IL hereby, by direction Of
tn Pfesideat Of ias United States, dismissed the
service
by order Of The Secretary OF War.
l.. THOMAS, Adjt General.
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FROM THE INDIAN TERRITORY

Relia bic advices from the Indisn Territory state
that our forces found Fort Gibson abandoned by
the rebels. \ reconnaissance showed them to be
posted, 900 strong, under Gen. Cooper, on the
south bank Of the Arkansas, at the mouth Of Grand
river. Their force Is compofed Of 500 Arkanstans
and 900 Texans, with two batteries Of artillery
the remainder being Indians, mostly Choctaws
and Greeks. The route from Fort Scott 10 Fort
Gibson is entirely free from rebels, they having
retreated across the Arkansas when our troops ad-
Nancnd
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FRANCE AND MExIco.-The last advices from
Europe sh,w that the Emperor Napoleon Is
obs'inately bent upon his Mexican expedition,
and that ne il preparing to sYpend many millions,
in addition to the fifteen millions Of dollars
already expended, in pursuance Of his Mexican
policy, whatever 1t may be. 1t Is evident, too,
that he will not be thwarted In his project by the
British Government He win have strong feet
In the Gulf by the LIST Of September.
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III The Nashville Unios learns on good
authority that General Nelson has ordered ave
hundred negroes, belonging 10 rebel masters. to
be sent to him for the purpose Of putting them to
work for the benefit Of the army. The Usioa Is
not informed as to the work they viii be required
TO do, but suPPoses they Will be made to aid In
rebuilding the bridges destroyed by the rebels
has given sIics orders that no loyal mans sayss
Shail be aiken.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Headqxsrts,s Procost Ms-skaps 01ses,
Washiagtoa, ID. C., July %, ls6a.
Daniels CLARK, Of williamsPort, Pa, privste
IN company r, sth Pennsylvsnis volunteers, and
WIN. H.Knspp, OF BelchertOwn, Mass. u private
in company n, lO.h Massachusetts, volunteer,
having desertei from st Elizabeth Hospital on
the pad OF July, 1862, notice is hereby given
that q reward Of ave dollars will be paid for
the apprehension and delivery OF either to the
most convenient military post or recruiting sta.
ton. By order.
Major w. +. DosTKR, Provost Marshal.
A. s. BAKER, Lieut.. and Acting Adiutant
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GENERAL BURNsIDEs ON THE WAR

General BnrnSides was in New York on Tues
dav, and while going to the Office OF the llli-
nois Central Railroad Company, was recog-
niEed b. q croSd in fr,nt 81 the pest flee. His
carriage was instantly surrounded, and re was
forced &c make a speech, which, although eau
tiously wo!ded, gave assurance of 4 vigorous
prosecution Of tie war, urging TIE filing up #
the Old regiments now in the field, and prom
islng an early ;erDlin ton Of the rebellion.
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sp,rii Of tns Yerning Prsss

The IafslRgszo,r ridicrles The ide. pr0mul-
gated By o. may journals Of the Scrt. and
apparently 80 readily believed, tina. Z simple
paper proclamation Of the President, based on
the ninth section OF tie conHscation act, would
tend to bring the war to q speedy termination.
The RepHtlieaH argues that TO issue proclama-
lions freeing the slaves Of rebels is the only way
to pu; an end to the rebellion.
The RspHblieaa refers to Fremonts Missouri
proclamation, and takes incidental occasion TO
censuTe the President thus:
eve have not one single doubt that this war
would bsve been ended long age, II that glorious
proofs nation had not been sbrogated by the
President
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RRINED.

Quite sumber OF volunteer oldcers and men
base arrived here from New York for the war.
They include one bTigader general, two naion,
one lieutenant colonel, about forty company Of
ncers ana number Of privates.
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Sex AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

We publish to day, On our last page, tiAlist Of
sick and wounded soldiers Remaining In the
hosPtaIs Of Washington and vicinity This list
10 the largest vet issued, and shows the number
in tie various hospi ais In this city Qncluding
the rebel sick and wounded, most Of whom are at
CliHburne HospitaI) to be 3,235; in hospital at
Georgetown, 257; at Alexandria. $50; at Falls
Church, 24a; at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Eastern
Branch, 123; at Fairfax Seminary, 1,155; ard at
;he Hospital for eruptive Diseases, at Kalorcma,
26; making total of 6. 6O4
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IL Passengers who arrived in Louisville ny
the lr.ins from Nashville on Friday say II WIS
reported In Nashville that Gen Nelson, with an
e6,ctive force, had caught up with Fo,rest's
Cag-Iry and completely routed them.
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ExAs pArroHis MkRyLAsn.--TheB Baltimore
Insyiean Says g 80 80 =. t''- 49,.
1.-THE Letter OF Hon. Robt. J. Walker on Eman.
clpation, which we publish to-day, merits the
most thorough reading and consideration. n 10
exhaustive, ard by comparing whst Maryland
might have been In population and wealth ana
what she 10, prsssnts the matter In practical sa
well - unanswerable iightr q - = Is sI-s'
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ANnrHER MARALAND RATrERY-

ANOTHER MAR LAND BATTERY.
Tie War Department ass Issued n order which
Gov Bradford has sanctioned, authorizing F. W .
Alexander, E,o.. OF Baltimore, to raise battery
OF Maryland Liz hit artillery within the Eext ILiry
days. a bounty Of so is offered 20 men volun-
teeriur.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

CAPTURE Oh CONFEDERATE VESSELS.
Information has reached the Navy Department
Of he capture OF two Rebel vessels, up Chipoaks
creek, James river, near Claremont by an sxpe
dition cent out by Commodore Wilkes. On the
27th ias'ant, Lieut. Commanding Gibson, Of the
Yankee, Acting Master Foster, OF the Satellite,
Acting Master Elv and Assistant Surgeon Long
shaw, Of the YANKEE, with long boat from each
vessel, and boat borrowed from the brig Maui
meog, in which howitzer was mounted, were
cent by Commodore Wilkes up the Chipoaks
creek about Eve miles, to the head Of navigation,
where they discovered and took possession Of the
schooner J w Sturgis, owned by a person by
the name Of VIM Allen, OF Claremont, and a
schooner rugged lighter loaded with wood, mas
ter and owner, Geo. Myers, and brought them
out Of the creek without molestatIon, although q
force OF Rebel cavalry were stationed at Cabin
Point. only three quarters OF a mile distant 1t
Gibson reports having seen, at the place where
the aforementioned vessels were found, two
other Ichooners and a steamer, all scuttled.
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IL The New York Post abuses the English
papers for putting, the worst face possible upon
the condition Of Federal military affairs. Wei,
air, what better are you doingi .sE
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BOARDING.

ROARD1NG Several Boardsrs can b accom- .
- mcda1d With pleasant Rooms and BoSrS a
sO2 street, between 9Th and 7th Situation w.
se.1e9-e. = ~ 50 Sc
MES HAvINs REMOVED PROM GOA
IL 20 Lse street, opposite WInders Rutld,ss
August, on reasonable terms ~ n ts'
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IL The private subscriptions at Philadelphia
to the bounty fund amount to Se43 COO The city
has, in addition, appropriated $500, 600, and the
Railroad Companies given $4,000
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IL General Totten, Chief OF the Corps of
Engineers, Is about TO make an inspection of
the military works on the Atlantic seaboard
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TIE LATEST ExPRDIRsT.- "A grocer In spting-
field does up sugar in ten cent packages, and uses
II for change.
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NEW YORK PAPERS In RICHMOND.

The Richmond papers seem to be In regular
receipt OF New York papers within three days Of
thei pub icstion, or about AZ soon az when they
enjoyed Uncle Sans mail facilities.
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lMPORTANT NOTICE 10 SUFFERS
Il and other
CAMP Bu&iNESS MEM.

WANTEU-A PARTNER for manufhoturing
&c iolous Sieer IN the camps IN few rptss. By
In short time About Iounds veig Is are On client
70 mar uactate 100 gal ens slider. COO Eallens far
Apply 70 a. q. q Co ,<9s e ttfeet near Post
Once, Washington. u, ", ~ Sl-Sts
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n~THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
sokools. on TO no RR0W cfhursSsy iXEFERo
MON, E o'oiook, 10 il Important thss every
HsoM WIN. B. DAYTON, SEQ.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS.
-8E GKoVsK's THKATRE.
HOUSE IN TIE CIii.
Continued and Unparalleled Success
HOOLEY,s MINsTRELs,
From Niblo's. Nee York.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
JULY 10Th ANl S1sY.
The bill for these evenings embraces, amongst
Diners, the following new actsi
THE GOVERNMENT SPECTATORS!
SEYMOUR AND LEHR.
The s ssy ylsGrhs r. s iE'.5lTd; called
GRIFFIN. LEaR AND SEYMOUR.
WALLEMSHBHAsrAcUF BROTHERS!
LEHR AND SEYMOUR.
The Celeb,ated
DRIN KING SONG
LUCR ETH BoR6IA.
RoLLIN Howard.
TIN HAYES % his We dsr.al CLOG DANCE.
CaORUsEs. 40. no.
ID Friday. August I, benefit Of TIN HAYES.
SCALE OF Pliera.
Dress Circle and Family Circle---.8 oenn
SS r;n.sa s. Gnaira-----------'H oests
noaIs cps1 II *; 70 eommence 1t 81 o'cioet
II For PARTON arg see pIofTAmes 80
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Successors 20 Wall g. BIPSIRp'

CIX FRAME DWELLINGS on sOUTH q
- ar AT trcfIoN-On FRIDAY AF1ERNOON,
lst cay o. Aagnit, tt s O'Clock. We viii ssIl in
front OF tue premises, Lots 9 and TO- "a mare GO
noptng each 50 feet on south strest, between i,t
fne TG s.', s5a IMPROVE By ak small frame
Terml One third ossh balance in G .. and
~ months, bearing Interest, and secured BY deed
iva w. L. WALL q 90, Auots.
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By w. L. WALL 4 CO ,Auotionesr,
SucoessorK 90 WALL a. BARNIRn-

COURT SALE OF CONVENIENT BUILD
~ me LoT-By virtue Of "a order And deoree 81
ne Orpa.ns' Court Of the Distrlct Of Columbia,
lse9 and duly confirmed By the CIrcuIt Oourt 81
sata District, N Chsncery Sitting, 4 viii sell al
public auctloa, to the highest bidder, on Mos
DAY ~, the ssh Gay Of Anfust A d, lsia IN front
ute lnteres and estate Of sarah, EIissosth. Am
Amenay and John william FurEIrson, ofIn And 20
the south pert OF Lot numbered seven f7lE a nsyS
ISmseT. q nitycons. tsl OF the p.a Of the ofsy OF
southwest oorner If ssld Lot and r1nrinr t6ence
perth vife the line OF Twenty third otreet vest
fourteen feet, ttf thence east one hundreS 49,
isnny two issl. tv9 and shalt inches IiS-sS
ten nt, isetl and thence vest one hundfed ana
twenty Two feet, two tnd-s half inches. uS1-sS
Inches, 70 the pisee Of beginning.
vs.i srosss 5of fsSnt, Sn rssay third street
Terms: One-haf oasns the rrsidre In tvro e.n.i
ins.1nenm o. Q and II months, reogred b, de
notes OF the purchaser, satisiaotorIly endor.sd.
nc T, essseTT1nr inters.t from The day Of ssis
AlSe oeeo 70 De reserved urtl ths v hole of thu
lurohese money 10 paid. All oonvs, sneinS al De
b ls-s..ssids ". l. WALL 4 Do. Ssos..
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LATEST FROM vIcKsBURG

THEY DON'T LIKE acCLELLAN's "sBN-
TIMENTs
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TIE CONFEDERATE5 DON'T LIKE TIL
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
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WHAT THE REBEL PAPERS SAY.

DRUNKENNESS OF CONFEDERATE GEN.
ERALS.
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By J. @. Mo6UIRE q CO.. Auetiohesrs.
200 fi nHiIs. AID as !APP ssSie PANE;
FhlnAf AFTERNOON. August lat, on N
h,t or OF our hUcton Rooms, oOmmenolnf 90
lsrse lot OF Chinese yspsnese, Feather. ana
Palmlfat fans, In great variety Of styles, cizes
Also, few japanese Lanterns and Ornaments.
yss da &c MCGUIRE q CO. Auc,s.
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TfusTEE's tEoBz virtue Of deed o.
reeerded IN Liber y. 2. No 4, enc Of the land 10
cse ssi o. ~ asi5ps va s1psss . ..e
oeoof, NJ. M, not On he ss1s mr. ~, d. :.
Wi he Ssssis ssIss sils dsss r. s scIe
shasy ssssi.d. sdiotmns me AZ. s ~ v me. moe
Yhom.s Wssg snd lanes B. smith. dissInt
90 Inc Bs tlmors and Wsshinrton Rshrosd' &c.
xenlen % church and mill, and remsrfxbiv hssitHx
The tTkroyemsnis eonslst OF Q Frame DveIhns.
u seoq rspsr, AZ ~ neosssAry end eouven snf
saafc o. seelss tSis uIon the piensss ssd The
re eouPss, ks.tioalsfly grssY ssd vhssi IN vhie1
~ 81 oe it liz vel wooded and vstsred, k4kI1
sasoel nele o. inprovement. and % one 10 .rinr n
ne ne, $500 sra nbriop eoyuty rs1idslss.
s1sasaor ~ ssesass M n csrtasHy possssAss
Tern Of s.lsl One tAousaad eo,lsrs essha ana
ne day Of ale 70 be secured By the nosss q he
ktlohAstI VIA seourtt,, % be approves ~ tbs M
dersiIned, bearing Interest from lie dsx a 80
FiElDKs CROSS.
H"" seruvtn< TRUSTEE.
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SURGEON GENERALS OPT1cR
Weshir stoH. Juy ~ 1850
,msoIoA Bosrds Tor the eXsminat on of car d.
dates for the appointment OF Sn EeOns and hs.ist
ant Surgeons of Volunteers a. AUTHORIZED nv 1,
act OF Cong ess entited An act to brow de for
additional medical ofic-rs of the votuntsa. ssT
VICE." apPIoyed Iuly 2, 9S2 are now in session IN
81 Lonl,, Missouri, and In thIs city
Applications for the a,poiutman vii, bs u.de
U the Ao1utant Senera of the aTmy in the land
NJ rs yes lm2nlsls from res pectable persons in 70
NO allowance II Msde for the az oar ses of mar
sons UNDERGOING these examInstiops -
Candidates reported upon fsycraSlT by tbs Hoard
VIII be appointed by this Sscrefary Of War in daa
time, and WI toeive the ayp0intn. " sur9eoss
fnlng Board W 'Ae Ia Jill
The sre atpresent forty vacancie, in IN. yr,d.
OF surEeons, and one hundred and tveut- ia the
grade OF Agsit tAnt Surgeons ~ 81 eos,
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ATTEMPT TO CUT OUT THE ARhANeAS'
EXPECTED LAND ATTACK UPON V1CkS-
BURG.