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Foa ALExAnJ H9}4i Ssb wAsalss.o N
Tie steamer Planter vii leave Baltimore,
from her wharf lower end Of Fred ~K-h
% sIisE .IIsit Ssh, s,sI Sd'dsIlD
July Is, l562. =
Re,n mig, will lesye Wsshingtep every TUES
.susl landings on the MsIylsnd side o.. iss Poto-
mao foI lsssensers and freight. For further In
Freight resolved u to o'olsok on the dsy Of
departure. Al vay freight must bs lrepaid.
iyn 70 r'''s go. w. @E eEE Master.
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THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT CAVALRY EXPLOIT.
4 Bsdy Of Confederate Cavalry De.
feated, their camp burned, six
ear loads Of Confederate sop.
plies Destroyed, &C., ke.
staart's Cavalry sene mp to reinforce
the Cenfederates.
They tee are defeated and driven
within eight miles or Hanover
Junction.
Prisoners, Herses, ARM, &s., Taken.
The following has been received At the Wat
Department:
ANOTHER BRILLIANT CAVALRY EXPLOIT
Prisoners, Hsrses, ARM, &s., Taken

The following has been received At the Wat
Department:
H.ddqsdrtsrs Amy Of Virsisia,l
July q, 1862.
Hon. E. N. Stastos, Sse,stasy Of Wa' cav
airy expedition, sent out by General King on the
I'D from Fredericksburg, returned last evening.
Early yesterday morning they met and defeated
q body Of Confederate cavalry, about one hun
dred strong, stationed near Carmel Church, on
the telegraph line" from Fredericksburg to
Richmond, burnt their camp and sir cars loaded
with corn, and broke up the telegraph from Cor
louisville.
An hour later, large body Of stuarts cavalry
came up to attack them.
These too were defeated, driven across the
North Anna river, and pursued I'LL within sight
Of Hanover junction.
Several prisoners, a large number Of horses,
and many arms, were brought in.
A march Of seventy miles, and the encounter
and defeat Of two bodies Of Confederate cavalry,
were accomplished in twenty-nine hours, and
without the loss Of man.
have not received as yet the names Of the
commanding oficer and troops who have thus
distinguished themselves, but will transmit them
to you az soon a. particular, are received.
The damage done to the Virginia Central Rail-
road by the expedition OF the lsth, not yet re-
paired. JNo. PORE,
Msjor General Commanding.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-B.fo,e Ju,tic.
Ciayk.-T. Wood, drunk; dismissed. Ralph Up.
wood, do. J. F. kerrigan, carrying a concealed
weapon; fined e2l, upon which he appealed to
court. Henry Ryer and J. Hirsch, attempt to
mislead the Officers; charge not sustained; case
dismissed John Goodwlnd, drunk; fined 80.
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SOLDIERS, TO THE RESCUE Young men rush
ing into the exposures and dangers Of soldiers
life, should prepare themselves for the fatal fe.
vers, the dysentery, the sores and scurvy, which
are almost certain to follow. Holloway's Pills
used occasionally during the campaign, will In.
per box. 2H.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Coma issionsr Of the General Land osos.

Notses 90 Pys-sNspsisa Gatr1aai,
Every person entitled % 20 the riEnt of Dre- emp
ton 20 Any OF the lands within the townships and
% establish the same % tue sGtlstAotion Of the
Reglster and Receiver Of the land ofkoe, spd nsl
seeing ihis notice. before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the pub 10 "a Of the ltn1s
will be toTisIted, 4, n. EQAUNDS,
CommlsslolsF vt tLs 6snsfsl Land OF se.
Nsrl Under the reyslsti0ns Of The Dspsrtmspt,
as heretofore and now existIng, no payme1f can b.
publishers % are srsstaliy asttetT.d y I2bhsh
ieh vnv
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rrREA7 ATTRACTIONS.

Just opened on the corner of 10th street. and "a
avenue, north side, large stoot Of CLOIHING,
HATS, CAPS and BOOTS and SHOES, vhtcA
vii be sold ~ very log prices.
J.. n. SMITH a. CO. ClothleTs,
cor. nth st. and Pa. Az, and No t60 nh a,
ospasttA rcst Once
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The LATEST 81 TBLBGRAPH.
DEATH OF MAR LAIN VAN BUREN,.
NEW YoRk, July A.-Ex- President Martin Van
Buren, died at Undertook this morning in his
seventy ninth year.
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EvERYBODY's BUSINESS.

For III. con.enieuce Of nv Pirti Ward and
Georgetown customers, have opened q branch
store on the corner OF 2nth street snd fs gyenpes
where they VII. find a good stoct Of CL0TalNG,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES a. "a. lovrei
prlce IN town J. h. SMITH n 90,
Clothiers, corner nth ct sud Pa ay..
And No Ash m <srtss
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souINIINe, Cross EYE, SrRABIsMus, cured by
very simplifed operation, performed In q few
moments, at DR.. Won Moschzisker's ONCE, DIT
Pennsylvania avenue. Eyes as crooked as pos
sible, made perfectly straight.
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-BeTre Justice
Thomp,os.-A. B. Norr, fast driving; dned s. 81
Thos. Smith, profanity; turned over 70 the mill.
tary. John Lackerer, disorderly and profane
fned slo.94. Francis MagroH, sleeping In the
street; do. 81. Louis Weldon, vagrant; work.
house 90 daVs
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LADIES FROM ViRsrNIA are beginning 70 oke
advantage Of the opportunities Afforded by the
advance Of our lfmIrs Cor the purpose OF Visiting
long been separsfed' Our hotel registers contain
the names Of many resiAenis Of that portion Of the
&c Old DsmInion, which q few months ago
formed . part Of the Rebel domain and was occu-
pied ~ Rebel tocps.
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II You STUDY your own interest, 20 70 the Dol.
Lar Store, 43s Pennsylvania avenue, near Four.
and-ah half street, and examine the splendid stock
Of Jewelry and silver-plated Ware, &C., &C 4,
and take your choice for one dollar. ~ 1S-1w*
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From tks REQ. Father Egas to ID, Tsmbisty.
This is 70 certify that, having intensely suffered
nervousness and general debility, congestion,
constipation, fainting, exhaustion, cholic, pains
In the breast, &C., my situation was painful and
distressing In the extreme. My friends induced
me to try DR.. Tumble!ys herb medicines, and
they have cured me. C.. l.. EsAN,
jy 19-u st. Dominick's church w ashington.
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A PARTICULARLY INTERESTING TIMK is antici-
pated at the Smithsonian Institution tomorrow
friday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, when in addi-
ton to an address by young man Of ability, an
system, and the alternating Of several pieces by
the Marine Rand with the superior singing OF
the schools, some exercises may be expected not
entered In the programme.
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al. of ranIe IL.
military, and Other purposes, together with the
.svamps and overt lands made thereby unit
act entitled IAN scf % enable the STATE Of Ar
Kansas and other States, 20 reclaim the Swamp
landsr within their limits, approved sePsemeeF
q, l85O. will be excluded from the sale.
The ofenng Of the above lands yIl be com
mepcsd on the day appointed. and viii proceed IN
the order in which they sre advertised, until the
whole 1hsl have been offered, and tire sale thus
closed; but the ssIe shall not be kept open lonfeT
nan two veeks and 20 private entry ofany cf TIE
isnos viii be admitted until sfter the expiration CT
Given vpder nv hand at the CITY Of wsshiustou,
this thirtleth day Of MAY, Ammo Domini, one thcus
AND eit ht hundred and saxty-two,
Nv Tie preE1denf:
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man, named JAW IS 81 a s96f RE Y: q. e SreI:
He was committed on the Sth Of May last for an
assault With intent to kill Q man named Daniels.
Sodftsy 10 Young snd OF ordinary height, and came
l viii give TIE above reward for his apprehension
no matte where takon-provlded he il Delivers
county. Md. PETER 8. GRIMES, Sheriff
iI 2&-2aNlX of Erinnn Ghnr1ais nnnntx.
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DBAFNIss-SIsHr.-Dr.v Won Moschzisker, ocu-
list and aurist, treats exclusively the eye and
ear. The numerous testimonials from the high
est sources already published, make all further
statements unnecessary. Once 2T Pennsylvania
avenue Nv 2i-6t&
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GONE TO DIxIE.-It Is said that seven young
men have left Georgetown recently for Dixie,
where they will Join the Confed army. The citi-
zeps, however, express themselves glad of the
riddance Of the town Of their presence, and hope
more Of the same class will follow.
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YOU can gain Eve pounds Of healthy hesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banishsr.
r. 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, freckIes, salIowness and all impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. " 5-u
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POLICE The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday Bridget Mulquin, drunk and lighting;
Jail In default Of bail. Johannah Mack, threats;
security for peace. Thos Mulquin, Keeping q
disordefly house; do. by Justice BarnacIo. M
MACK, creating nuisance; dismissed by Justice
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cipation Commissioners are In session Tuesdays
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. The own.
e's Of all servants not vet valued should bring
them forward, with their witnesses, without
II rther delay.
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1S0 REWARD Will be paid for the apprehen
WOU sion ard delivery to me of negro man -
Jim, who broke the jiil Of Prince Georges
18th OF June, 1852. Jim 10 about i've feet FIVE
inches high, 10 about IS years of age, and isS6
Baden, burg. Prince Georges county. Will rive
the above reward for bis slprehenion-no matter
in Upper Marlborough. PrIpos Georre's oosniy.
Maryland. PEER 8. sRIMEs, Sheriff
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FIGHT AT A Pic MIC AT the pi' MIC Of the
Georgetown Young Catholics Friend Society at
Analostan Island, yesterday afternoon, q fight
took place between some citizens and number
Of soldiers, said to be from a guard stationed in
the First Ward, which for time bid fair to re-
suit Seriously, large number Of persons joining
In. The Georgetown police and the Provost
Guard stationed In town, however, after hard
work, succeeded In carrying OF the ring leaders
and restoring auiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

EoK CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, ROOJs
U ard SHOE, ~ the lowest price, ccIaef r.
street and Pa. av.
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w scssxs. betvsss lsf SD ID SIS Tho subsori-
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season.
And that heFeatsr on every Monday and Thursday
attendance. A fne Ten-pin. Alley and Shooting
Gallery have been erected for the AMUSEMENT Of
visitors. Clubs and associations can have the use
Of the Garden BY giving notice to the Proprietor.
He pledges himself that he will use his best On
sesyors 70 feese al yn1 msZ a9p9r him ylfh snsir
Il Patents, Catalogue OF Curiosities and Govern
ment Gardens, Ut tho stand In Patent Once; Rsrs
Anta uArisn Books Government Books; Dceu-
menfs Furnished RsllI9ed Reports; Military Re
ports; Burnt Patent Once helorts; Cheap Hooks
Lavs; Army Regulations; Panorama Of the Ooasi
showing 2ver 1900 miles; many tAonssnd Cheal
Iricss. -tI Sisifs. svsr Bsnf Of .WssSinTson.
INV 1-amf ALFRED H1N1ER.
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ConnEnpABLB-We undcfstsnd that several
little girls have, with commsndable real, gotten
mp Q festival and supper, TO be given this Thurs
q nee Of Mr. shepherd, 35e Tenth street, between
D. and NJ, the pfoceeds 10 be devoted 10 the relief
Of slCk ard wounded soldiers AL willing %
conthbus In any wsV 10 tn ir relief are cordially
.ViI-d \ ANAL admission Zee 10 charged We
LOl = Ihese lille " ministesing angels" viii be
.cOursg-d End their hearts glsddned by liberal
s9eadanee and contributions.
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"BuLLIoN BANK 1--WE see that an attempt is
being made to revive the concern styled the
a" Bullion Bank" the heretofore financial oper.
ations OF which have received some notice in our
columns. The bank" Is getting out some
and doubles the attempt will soon be made to
food the city with them. Those who take them
or similar irresponsible issues by nobody knows
who, run consderable risk Of being 'beauti-
fullyn done for.
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II. near Bisdensburr. two MIG RIO BOYS, y
On Monday last Henry Beckett, feet fnck
mers; he had his thigh broke1 and limDs
little; sged ls years; Lloyd, fee' 2 or inoh-A
oocasioned BY barns; thick lips and grum oounte-
nance, and speaks suiok; Z very large head and
Lloyd, and eIther case they must DO brought home
before receiving the above revsrd.
JET FIELDER MA6RUDER,
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NuIsAscE TO NJ ABArKp.-Persons passing
on the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue are
often insulted by gang Of youths, apparently Of
the pickpocket and hall-thi order who, conzre-
eating after mig htfan about the corner Of Nfnth
and the absence Of the police TO address insutina
remarks 10 persons WALKING by. Such characters
have 20 long loafed In that vicinity after night.
fall, 70 the annoyance Of the community, that
known 10 the police, who, having been directed
20 take those OF them who may Hereafter accost
any one with insulting language, 10 the work
house, VIII soon, doubtless, ria the streets Of
them. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

FIRST WARD, ATTENTION!
Nov opened and for sale st the oyest rstes, O
estoof ofCLOTHINe, HATS. C1fa. BOOTS
and ShOES, on the corner Of 2oth street and Pa.
avenue
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hcA SGsShSS 81 Music Bic sss r! .ysnss.
undersigned 10 happy to announce that he has Of
footed an engagement With Mr.. HENRY JUNG
NICKEL, the greatest Violoncello Player now IN
this country. Who will perform every night 81 the
above ball in company with other Stars. Several
other artists will Be eng to render these
concerts the most attIsetiye In the city. Of Wash
irEton. Slgnora sEYDEL, the beautiful and 40
her beautiful Songs, Duets, etc. Choice Refresh
ments constantly on hand. Officers in attendance
to preserve order. Concert commences at OF look
,. m. HENRY ROSENHHAL,
jy IL 1st Proprieter.
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A LIBERA AL REWARD.-Ihere are now out
"A FOURTEEN NEGROES. Who broke -
the Jail OF Priuoe Georges county, Mary
land, on "wednesday nil 1t. the 25ih Of June, ~
1862 supposed to be from Virginia. A liberal
mo matter where tsken-proyIded they are deIv
cd q, tho jail In Upper MARLBOROUGH, Prince
Georges oouutv. Marvland.
PETER 6 GRIMES, Sheriff
~ ~ 2av4v of Prince GEORGES coun'y
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NOW Is YOUR TIME TO Bur CLOTH
~ ING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and eHOEs
corner 10Th street and Pa Az.
NEW STORE STOCKED WITH CLoIH
~ ING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAFE,
iyI-Im ~ sNITu - 70 Closh,ers
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A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fss, Fss, Fxs'
"A The manager sta greit OF pense hiss oneoted .
re enga: cement with Billy Worrell, the great negro
delineAtor and stage manager; Annie West the
greatest tsvortte Of any sonGsIess ever n Wash
ington. Continued success of Miss Julia Price,
the pleasing singer from the Philadelphia Olympic;
Miss iO.a Clifton, from the Baltimore Melodeon;
Wlnterslein, the immense pianist; and Prof SEQ.
Nachman, the veil known vlollnist and musical
onduotor. Admission free Lunch and RehoArs-
81 every morning, lo-l2 O'Clock.
fy IL n. EREY. Prom sfor.
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(rLOyHINs, HATS. GAPS, BOOTS sns
~ SHOES corner 18th street and Pa. avenue.
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InPRovEEKsTs. Fine business houses are
being erected and completed In that portion Of
the square on the avenue near seventh 81. which
was recently destroyed by ere. Mr.. Frank Her.
bert, agent for Mn. Gfesvcs, has had erected Q
nne four story brick building, which IN now o.
cupted by z. II. q H. i. Gregory, manufacturers
occupy the basement and frst and second stories,
and the Farmer Hotel occupy the third and
fourth stories. On the adjoining lots, Mr.. Coyie
and Mr.. Egan are fast completing three-stofY
brick build ings, which have been already rented
for business purposes-the enc 40 Q grocery, and
the other 40 dry goods store.
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WHO ARE FOUND THIRB.-Lieut. RAYMOND In
bis endeavors to prevent the spread Of crime in
Washington, makes every effort to break up
houses Of Ill fame and scatter the inmates ana
depraved, and totally degraded, but, very gen.
orally, gentlemen" In broadcloth and in army
blue. Even the vilest houses, In the most ont Of
the way and depraved pNh Of the city, are found
TO contain these gentry Nor are the visitors con.
fined 10 any one rank In the army, but an sorts
Of 'tstSaps, /" bearing the eagle, oak leaves dou.
bic bars, single bars, and no bars, may be found
there "meeting on common level ~ IL come
Of these gentry do not look sharp, forbearance on
the part Of the military "msy cease to be . Viz
tue, and certain names may possibly get be-
yond the bounds Of the record beoks II the
RuaTdhouse
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"A MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every Night This WeeI,
In the production Of which they will eclipse oil
Previous Efforts.
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w. II. HARRISON

Will appear in . new selection OF Comic Songs,
lnnoduoinr his Extemporaneous Vefsi-
hoauon Singing on any subject
the audience may desire,
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r ANR s HSFfK HNS s sIEEssSP FOB

AAA -, RhsD ssEzssFsS 81, ar
], A.ss. 'ss F!aA street. s s;;ss b issiEs.
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NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
NEW BANJO SOLOS, NEW ACTS.
NEW BURLEsQUES, NEW AF1ERPIECEs
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STOLEN OR STRAYED-f ast night, July
- sd, from samuel Pumphrsy's Stable,
enc enc i rrny HORSE: With 6.tui. maxi On ~
ofthe night forefoot; unshod Also one dark bay
Pony built Mare. long switch tail. A. liberal 70
III II, O. sss &
N street, Island.
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YSU sion and delivery to me of negro man -
6OB CHASE, who broke the iail of Prince
o. 9Ife,s county; ma,yland: Oh Wednes dsy u
hvs feet ten inches high. about 3 yeas OIL
age, and 10 the property Of Thomas Baker Edelin,,
county. Will give the above reward for his sI-
lehenslon-no matter whore taken-proyided he
oJgh, Prince Georges nty, Maryland.
PETER g.. GRIMES, Sheriff
jv H-9av{w of Prince 6eorge's county,
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THE DuEL UAsI.-ftseIddyi capt. n e.
Whitfield appeared before Justice Clark, and
gave bail In the sum Of $1,000 TO keep the peace
towards all good citizens Of the county Of w ash
inpton and z, frain from being engaged In, or
arranging fsr duel In the District Of Columbia;
and also to appear at the ensuing term OF the
Criminal Court TO answer TO the charge Of being
engaged In duel, and making arrangements In
the District Of Columbia to fight duel with
Capt McKenIie. Capt. Whitfield was the OPP
ponent Of Capt. Mckenzie, whose arrest by Col
Baker, Chief Of Government Detectives and COM
mitment 10 jail was announced In the Star few
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Picnic. - The superintendent, teachers an
scholars Of the English Lutheran Sabbath schoc
accompanied by number Of the friends Of q
sshoct. had delightful pic mic Yesterday,
standing the unfayofable appearances Of the NOR
Ing quite Large number were In ATTENDANCE
Their sports were pleasant and agreeable, and .
returned delighted But q single incident o
Cured 70 annoy them. An inSoxicstsd sol1i,
found his way 70 the woods, and behaved In Z
unbecoming manner. He was taken In hand /
the gentlemen present, and soon Induced 70 lea,
the party % enjoy their sports unmolsseed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
JDROposALs FOR OATS.
n - QUARrEsxAsrERs Dsror,

"A QuARrERxAsrERs Dsror
sealed Proposals win es received at this office un.ii
a the sS sas With ave-
Of AZ IS sas Ts o. ssoas to s BE q sSoa .
Oats X x ssh q s hsS d
aSss hs PS.amsa Depot may
srect within l2 days from the date OF the contract such
longer period as may Of PEsofSsaIs. isGssS saIs
aSadrsa Asssna bushels Old Is made y .hs nam.
nd will considered the individual proposal Of ihs part
Propose dIsloya parties win not Be considered aud
- Ss q be % each
ssAnt Qaartefmassr United States Array All rasdr4 Va,
'aa 'ssaa 70 plainly stFsfsa Stuss1saIgE OATS
TAs ability q the bidder 70 M the contract. should be
persona whose signatures mus. be appended TO the qua
ssponsloll.y q the glalsnt0rs be sbewa by the
% '6s 6r slsrk SornS q s nearest court
Tc. =: n when the bids
s.na IN s sun sum q q ve soussua dollars signed By the
ss asrs ys s viii Viii
bonds signed in anticipation ready pro-
s sssld s.ss % sa s
'rsoaAay' sy l''ser or OF ~ s ,sisSrasa s.sa,
we. Of the county Of .ss "A ana state Off, and
% h s ssuny Abe sas in
~ah e terms Of his proposition, ana that should lis
accotaxnce Herewith,
Should the contract DO awarded him, prepared 20
secone his securities.
no his must be appended the ocsl
= iNSfECTIoN, DELIVERY, IC
All Oats contracted for under this via ns
gdy inspected, and such do prove good sound
saerrhAntalle quality will be rejected
raymens be made from tine time the forage is
da.ssd thereafter tho Depot Qnsreynaser
snail bc Ia funds.
Any info Aly in the bid, or nonconformance with the
terms Of hs advertisement win insure the rejection o. the
prOpysa
Delivery be made wharf, city OF Alexau-
Are. as the Depot Quartermaser may direct
The pot Quarermas or reserves himself the right
rssct all bds that he deem high Cor other
& s..FERGUsON. Captain, A q M. U. 3 Army.
and Depot Quartz sDias er.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
CITx BOUNTY MONEY.
NoTICR 10 yOLuNTHERs


The following the rules prescribed in iaton " the
raysnent OF Bounty Money Volunteer Soldiers
ordnance OF the CorPorntion approved September
The bounty win b paid Only Recruits who enlist OF
sftcr fhurpday September years
Anolcanls lor the bounty win BE- required de
comptroiers Once adayn that they arc
nom the service Of the United States and that they
nst been paid bounty preSnium oe
ssy other coanty city Or town. FOR on n confederation of
{hsaded Volunteer Enistnent'D duly exscuteds the
ssnat.ses and provided fo tn the printed
ofsnk form 10 DO Anaxed.
In the recruits for regiments the Of
the certificate Of the State Examining Surgeon will be
rsqSrsd n pe endoIssd en- se enlistment psper in addon
q.rsd 10 exhibit the original Descslpuye List showing
whe~ where and BY whom they enrolled and mustered
into the service and the OF the regiment Ac. Re-
rhis WI be returned after being exams~d checked
the Auditor.
vousssers for new rsGmenis viii bs required % exhi
whom they enrolled and mustered and the name Of
tssr rexnen which viii be returned alter being examined
vssunts~ss applying for bounty Money he
ocor Of the regiment 10 which they belong
iaenvsy witacss their receipt OF the money.
M.toSP.M. ROBT r. HAwS, Comp,roIsr.
CRY or Nsw yoBx, Department OF finsnos,
Comp6oicr's Once, Sept. 0, lc62