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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

e the lsfsle uehf8 alo.
sbsr fum abHa j. r
Iirealt 81 Gcorgiass and tNa ree
news e North Caselinls SheF
shooters al uaAef the command 81
Gen Anlsr.on. SIS ifcsps bred Q
them sai shsi shower y fif'r
bailefs aaA artillery Sc IN ifnni sna
"a Ae ESQ.,, R.hei swarl ard wilb
lts bsy 1-aet re rebels 's.m
tbff pweci,an a ts Her
ing avr, &C. acla
Tt- rebel Us. ue 81 ls issa
5tN kslta3 ard euHe3l
We ha3 ~ afiikry Will Il ~
p. lad i, least seventeen prNes.
Tist nlsht eus soldiers ssck - the
hsitlc eraaud sod fhe beat uafatna usf'.hs
81 to frVuf Rayal g. ibis esst it : re
a4lusau a nilsar men ihai ~ feies sat
numhefcl a. = least 50 = csc. t.i tasy
appeared io I've eamplettlS mEaf3 tif, sNa
afcr totsr disloisej ifesn tbs ttatss>ii hes
eould 81, SIEVE ap hsll "a theif sas 49,
right pusli.ap, bul sraNlsd upon tltesf hsR.ss
and hees. tsus giving one men su eppef.
taniy ~ pouring u an Ffcalusl hie. =
sbieh they eagerly availed theA-ei,es "
this agh, Gen spnola rocsvei teo very ~
yerr saands
Ne~ YORK. tay e.
4 TFlhanc g,eassl from Cinesnussi to-day
sys, On the authority 81 Ma Gen Astsok
tsAt een. Slauly took unly sone lhree aaa
,lrsi horses II Huntsville. Ala Nai three
,llousaaa persons ~ stated. SENSE three
hundred negroes hllewsd Siaples % his ~.
iuln. Gen. Pillow wiih \ sasge force cf
Ribbed eensctip,a wasssanni On tie opposite
side II The Tennessee river
Stp Ycrs. 1ay q
Mayor Opasie sc-iias sesaea the efts-
nance passed. Ia, seek bv council aud AZ
lornan, 70 pay ennscrip,s 800 iollars ~ ihe
ground Of yseaensss and LEGALITY uiher
pertinent objections were also ufEei and
held that the cemmen council has hsd
time since las, Marsh 70 remriy any Hppes-
cd irrgulari,y Of tho drait that they d,d pct
10 anything until this ordinance was pass
ed. thus appearing A. propisia'oty tiieav-
ore to appease mob
New Yesk. July n
Post Washington special says. returned
prisoners from Richmond state thai IN less
then 81 hours offer the ISSUE a lef DAVIS
CONSUMPTION proclamation wholesale con-
scripiicn commenced there II IL b,lisved
n general exchange Of prisoners u,ay s'on
be effected
" ishincion. laly 81
The following despatch sas rrceiscd BY
the navy department, to-day
Flag Steamer n.namore,
of Morris Island, July ~,
To Hon Gideon Wells Secy Ntyy,
Sir, have 10 inform tie department fhat
On the nlghs q the 18Th inst a laree s'de
wheel steamer in trying % rim into hairless
ten was chased by the Glnapdaigw and
other de bockaders, and finally heal I
IT and driven apon DE siiaals ~ eommsn-
der Geo. W Powers, of the ksiskili, ftea
anchored alaeast Of Fort wGgnerm picket
duty. Tae steamer VAS fired ~ her crcw
and Is now tolal wreck III chances q
.uceess 10 such enterprises are materially
lcssened BY our occupation Of the main ship
channel have tie honor Se3
J A hAnteaiN
Rmaf Admiral
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IcosrlSrED rRon rounrn PAGE.

Il 80 -
FRIDAY.
Fortress Monroe, July q.
The Richmond Wing Of July 2Sd
says:
Tbe evacuation 81 JscksOu, Mes,
leh il the hands Of the ehemr. the
rolling stock OF ihe New 0eleaas.Iack.
son and Great Northern, the Mlssis-
aippi ceatral Anl Misslesippi and
Tennessee r. Il The motive POWER
slona enasaied of over forty engines.
The loss 10 iacalculalle important ard
wholly i1eparailc. Nothing goes
well ia ihe SgaiA Mea. The federal
cavalry rid from Newborn. n G.
rrached Rorky Moaaiain ~ she Line
u the Wilningian AM Weldon K. X.
on che 9tssh Ans destroyed two miles
al the track Tie ilge oeer the
Nrase River fe08 iset lons 8 b8rh-
"a, Iberebs. Gag ing 81 % 8shi AHA
fur several weeks
IAila.lrllsl,a July g.
A private Iefrr fram a Pabiie oh.
eer xristsn II Nasiiastos dag belpre
Yesterday an1 rvo@ved ~ lais CITY
JhasAas evenjag sia'rd ilsai Lee
vas ss.sia Nsrsh II toe Fosomac
heAsily nrisGerea and thgoa;eaing
ltua,
~ confirmation Or contradiction q
t.is rygsoyg la beer aiAesxva 70 come
III telegraph ffaa y ashissloa. bat Il
eannos ~ sfus os - slipusd hay e
Load Il 4 eal ~ tn-aer
nsnnali. daiy !.
1 ensal eelsiNhm ena' To
l..r fH4 -
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To Hon. Gideon Welles Secretary o.
the Navy:
18Th Army Corps.
Port Hudson. JuIg 10.

y
SRI have the honor to inform
you that. with ibis place there fell in
to our hands over $500 prisoners in
Guiding one Maj Gen and ore Brig
General, 20 pieces of heavy artillery.
3 complete batteries numbering 81
pieces OF felaI artillery. y good sup
ply Of preiectilrs for light and ifavy
guns. i4.s00 pound. Of cannon pow
der. 5000 stand OF arms and $4,000
rounds Of small ammunition beside. a
small amount Of stores Of various
kinds. We captured also two seam
ers, one OF which is very valuable. =
They will be.of great service ut this
time. 49,
an Gen very respectfully &c.
m N. II BANKs,
Mai txen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

ever k.rY rel 3 aisps e sra = 4es-
na lhs ssAeA ilsti asai = nsslse
81 Iaqs hnasrtT that Eser. RahMf
Rsssase ale d SIS II aha asrcrslss
eil easrsiy Clvsn l'r ataier cat
asm ,sra.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28
G. 2, Il -aurcgard.

Clafl sion, July ~
After furious Jnmbarlncnt Of
eleven hours the enemy assaulted
Battery Wagner DESPERATELY aud re-
p.atelly. orr people ioaght desperate
q and repH-ea ihe attack with greai
slaughter 0nr loss pas relatively
hight bot include- many valuable Off
GERS. Brig. Gen. 1ahiiero command
cd on our side.
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Cairo, july q


Maj Con. Logan aud toll Rag-
lirgs n Gen. Gfani'ssiaif arrived bere
to-day. They report flat Gen. Sher-
man had returned 70 Jackson. IL re-
reports TO Gen. Grant that the leading
citizen. Of Jackson and the surround.
ing rogntry hsye ialFl'red him to take
~oine ac'ign by waieb Mississippi mar
ilc rergred n the Tnio1. Both The
army and people 81 thar section are
completely di.piri,ed and are ready
for peate. They stsked their ail ont
Yicks,Brg ard il has fallen. They
cluug 10 Johnet3n n q last hope and
he j. utterly vaaqli.he8. Gen. Logan
was received here ai'h msny marks
~ feffs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

Wash ngior. duty ~.
The National Republican, II this
afternoon states that positive iniorma-
tion ha- ben received here iba Lee
has been delayed On fhc upper Poo
mae TO entslr him % gct away safely
with ihe lsnaes he bed collected IL
AIar, band aud Iseansy sani,, al-o be.
cause ~. force have been gailleFng
ii4r nta cfnp Q grain il the SlIeuaa.
.laAh Valley. He i now moving tow
afd Richmond eith ilnusase trains
II sapaits. tlse nteeasiig Of procuring
whiel4 Was increased BY lie inlI of
Yirkshnrg and POI. Hudson. AMI IL
nov Intensified b. the eaitiag q tie
Tennessee and Virginia railroad which
va great medium for procuring sup
rIies FIR f.rs.'s a-rnv
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The ramoF # fa tHea.isu VI HeuH-
.tlraa,a wss sassa fnan ,it eYsaing
gsa-.sfsA a ihig eHg.
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New York. July Is.

Deia, .hnenis 81 troops from The ar
MY Of tie Potomac arfsaed d take
ebsrge d drafted men 81 the Norih.
era ard Eastern States. Their pfia-
cipie DUTY viii be 10 catch runaWaYs
They 80 % El'nifa ard other parts u
this Saie ard - Vernon. and Can.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

The followine information was re-
teiyed Al Headquarters in this city
to-day b} Gen. Scbeuch II IL from
Big Gen. Lockwood. Tie enemy
ha- disappeared from our front entirely
s4n II nowhere Worth Of Winchester.
Our easairy was ID Chatiesion yes
ierlay, friday and SCOUT are out
10 the distance u ten miles IN every
difestion without any Signs Of The
enemy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

The IronsileS. five Manilors and
Csc Gun AMI Mortar beats, a--i-'e,l
bt two laud batterfes mounting fi,c
sunshase fired fariou-ly al Fort Nag-
aper Al day Qnc III orr Gun car
riag,.s Na4 diSin ,uuted.
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To Maj-Gen IIalIeck
On the l1ili INST. Gen. Blunt a..
tackled Cooper, twenty-five miles south
% F.. Gibson AMI routed him. capt.
uriug one gun and MANY prisoners
The enrmy leii sixty killed and Thirty
six wounded on the field Our los
was ter killed aud twenty four woun-
nd Cooper retreaied toward III.
smith !. u ScoPIELD.
49, ~
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The Star says --Ou Thursday last
while the Sd and 5ih army corpe Of
Meaic's army were lying at The mouth
81 Manassas Gap this side. info ina.
ton was received that i.ongs;reei was
sending a Brigade II Ii. corps for
ward in order to pee-ess himself Of
the Gap. Gen. Spiaola commanding
the Excelsior Brigade, sou musItsis
OF thn corps was at once ordered for
ward the commanding. General sup
posed the rebels we're only IN small
fierce On and behind the crest Of d bin
about one mile from the Gap between
!, and Froni Royal and therefore sup.
posed this Brigade was suGi lent 10
dislodge the enemy About a quarter
Of mile from the eresi Of the hill
there was . stone wall ard bei.;td
this also there was small rebel force.
Gen. Sp'nola a. once took az obfer.
vation Of the ground, and after poini-
ing ost TO bis regimeriaI conman5eF
The work they would have 70 perform.
ordered iis gallan. Brigade forward
and viih fixed bayone's and . tell
that beiokened their determination 10
succeed. they rushed forward, when
the rebels Tiickiy Ted from the BIN
sud cok rcfBee behind Ger tone wali
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The FlsE q Erm bpas. Nev tVk
arrive issi e lng hea. Ceg Post
" a. $50 rs'rasei i Arssl rgis~sr
y s.asce = Nit A.ae NaHsrd
aai IN siag 30 Annapolis
aahaaaaa paper. q iais 23&aee e.
F Tie Ssne q 1lY e9d
ass am sac Iapsee ptite.rrs egfir-
"a l. Rsebnonj - Mod OHe
taa8na ~ 1weffs tw re from
iss3,.su.. Alsss s. 'le istlanre fum
eeties Abats sosa e. an.
aFtrl yesletdls fh g ST.
4 Yankee rsi-Ysr oRanea r. thc
suiMIng opposite tsdr luoder was
asd d IS ,ls gnsd nd sfraek ~
tte arm r,nlerug a'apafal.ou peces-
sary.
a la'ee rselsy free maae raid
inso Nrl, Caralia.a IN .lie 2elh issi.,
,esr ~ Up chs track a tAe " ,lmlng-
,na ard t,claou railroad, They also
burn, a bridge an1 ne cotton factory
q Wn. 5 Battle TIE Yankees bah
everything heir own Say.
Jackson Miss. surrendered to tbs
Z drral. enter G'n Graul ga The 9 d
INST.
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Ncw iefk, July ~
Post Washington special says. returned
prisoners from Richmond state thai IN lees
then 81 hours offer the lssur a leH bay,s
CONSUMPTION proclamation Wholesale coa-
scripiion commenced there II u btIieved
n general exchange Of prisoners Tray SION
DC effected
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Adsices from tie army Of the po-
tomac say that large numbers Of hors.
rs have been found in the Mountain
sorges and appropriated by our troops.
Our cavalry held the line Of the Rap
IShannock, on Saturday between
KelIcy's Ford and Waterloo.
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Passengers who Arrived here to-
las from Nirk,bnes. repan that onr
forces have burned Jackson and tlial
the lsursuil 81 johnsioa i ai aa end
81 ~ me ~
Evening star., 1863-04-02
CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, CRY HALL, FEBRUARY TO- 1885,
COMMENCING ON FRIDAY the 18th day May next, the
5olowng list Of Property auction the CITY
HAIL. Adernens Chamber Washington the
City
and
a. o'clock A. M Completed
denomination OF nve dollars WILLIAM DIXON,
Evening star., 1863-04-02

Tax for ahating a nuisance
Carroll, David. ...........
Lishtins street,
Being the east 25 feet 10
inches front bv the
depth Of the lot.
Connolly, Dan'l and EliZ'h
Due for 1859, S19 Al;
Due for 1860, $2l G3
Beginning a. the north
western corner Ct the
lot and running thence
south AZ feet 10 in
ches, thence along
the dividing line of
lots l and 2, southeast
wardly 127 feet to
Maryland avenue,
thence along said av-
enue ENTHUSIASTICALLY
2S feet, the nee at rig hit
angles with said av-I
enue northwestwardiyl
l6l feet to the north
line of the lot, and
thence due west in al
straight line to the
place Of beginning;l
also, beginning at theI
northeast corner Of the|
lot and running thence|
south 100 feet, thenceI
southwe.twardlyalong
the lineof Maryland av-
enue 25 feet, and thenceI
nCrtwestwardly and att
right angles with said
avenue 125 feet 9 In
ches to the north inel
of the lot, and thenceI
due east In a straight|
-
Evening star., 1863-04-02

Ss
Beginning at a point on
the southern line of
said lot No. 3, situated
so feet westwardly
from the southeast cor
ner of said lot, and run
ming thence north g.
feet 2k inches, thence
to a point on the north
ern boundary Of said
lot No. 3, 81 nated So
feet 6 inches westward
Iy from the northeast
corner OF said 10 No.
3, thence westwardiy
% feet, thence south
wes'wardly 81 feet S
inches, themes south
We dly to a point In
the southern line Of
said lot No 3,situated ~
feet 9inches westward
fy from the southeast
corner OF said lot No.
3, thence so feet to the
b. ginning.
Brown 6usta.us (col'd). !.
3uFch, George A. ...... =.
Being the eas ern part
fronting 50 feet On north
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DI & d,

N0ysmhs, sth, ~ II O'Clock .. 10 :. 81 his resi-.
esncs In this city. In which he has resided for n
years YRID1RICK g kEIfZH, aged ~ ysTs
asd month, alter long and S.ctraetsd Illness.
which he hofe with christian fAith. He Vas A
member Of the German Benevolent soeisty, and
leaves . wife aad three cAildrsa TO raesrn his
loss
His fune: al viii take place on Svadsy afternoon,
at O'Clock, from his late rssidsnes on La street
fIsland. J bstwee1 MsSyiand s%enus sad b street,
res Pc. fully Invited. without father noties.
On, AAs nh Instant, q pnssmonIa, ROB yRf
The fris nds Of The family ere invited 70 atssad
s!s funeral, 10 MORROW tSnndsy) atternoon, Of
O'Clock.
(BsIt. Sua yIsass oo1y.l
YrsHaAL.-Ws ere P<Sassisd TO aaacznsa that
the :ansrsl Of sAs late lssst l. u. 8OLD8DO-
kOu9H. Of tbs Ma:iAs CosDs. WIN taks n.Aos ffom
tAs UhuroA Of the Asosnsion. - 1aoTf0~ aftsr-
O'clock,
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TO Tar DsslLlrA1sD.-convals rosnts slowly re-
covering from the efe Its OF renitten. intermit
tent fever, dyasniery diarrhes, viii And Hos
letter stonAeh Bitters . wonderful restorative.
IL viii render their recovery swit and certain,
so:siI can De more genial than its effect on the
weak and debiitated. It builds them UP. body and
mad; Miners and settlers returning from ths
interior to the cast In search Of health viii 6ud
th!s n atehlsss Tonic grand panAesA ThsTe Is
msgnun Ct vitality in every bottle oft. l. b,,t
Always to have II as = companion while trav sling
whether By land. SEA. or river to have 1t too, Ia
every settlement. near remote, a. " present
Rslp a time OF trouble" By taking il a. pre-
ysrtive Of the diseases which assail new "a al 10
ssions the uusnc I'm ated viii Escape the pains
and penalties OF what In called = seasoning Re.
member, that In the process of seasoning, thous-
Ands die Don trust to IN assisted nature Reid
force and rssulsts the natural powers with Hos
letter q Stomach BItter6 then all will be vel. As
oounterfsits ars abroad hs sure you have the trus
srtiele. sseh bottle Of which has : sap.rb label
orrAmentsd with an engraving Of" St. George and
re Dragon" and signed 4" hostetter Il Smith ,
Rave . care OF unprincipled liquor mixers. who
after having sold the origiual contents Of the
bottles su hsit1ta a!eo' olo p1i'on in their stead
whore
Wholesale Agsnt<-A. NJ. Bininssr Co., 237
fenn. ave. no7-eoSt
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PEYstoloa visw OF HAARlAQE Cor
tanning Esarly so pages, and Is1 ans Plates aud En-
cravings OF the Anatomy OF the seI nal Organs In
state OF Health and Disease, with . Treatise on
Bali euse, its DepLorAb;s CsnseSuspoeI unoa the
Mind &C d Body, with the Authors Plan OF Treat
ment-ths only rational and successful N lode Of
cure. a. shown By the report Of cases treated. A
truth adviser 70 the married Ane those eontsm-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts OF th air
physical condition. Bent free of postage to any
address On rsc,pt Of A cents In STAN "a or posts
currency, by addressing DE- La CROIX, No. 5
Maiden Lane, Albaly,N. s.Ins
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NJ AR Rid,

On the lst instant, By the Rey jas L. NJ Lemon
JGHN Q. WlhdASD to HRIDHkICA LUDIG.
ell of this city
On tho sth instant. st AeKsndrss ParsonAxA 40
ass, Avenue. by Rev. John Thrush, JAMHs H.
PAKe0NS and Miss MARY BRlRiToN, all OF
this city.
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D1. DrroHYs eassr- coated Female Asgulstins
PIN are the coy ssa ~ s". They operate spssdiIy
ana Fsetste, and being eooisd cate no nAu-
sea rRon tbs most delicate stomach. trial OF
sssss Pun VIII pross their .s,sso.tsy Al others.
greet and Pa Avenue, WsshinStoa, AID Hsary
Cook, AlsxandriA. taS-iY
TN lApss, A1p sss1 HArs DIE m M WoalH-
Assn Fades o. Ws,Ass Oss.-UDhAmb Hair Dye 70
snS box. The best In uSe. Try IT, Sold By g.
Ford corner lltA street and Pa avenue Wssh.
n-%~- .nh Hsnr1 Cock. A,axsnarta iae-iv
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~ ATIoNAL COURSE, WARRINGTON.
FIRBT FALL MIlTIN9
GRAND OPENING
YoUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK.
Commes ding
MONDAY, November d.

hONOAt november u,
FIRST Day-MoNDAY, Nov 9d-swseptakss for
ysE o!a.; 300 entrance, 80 forfeit 70 n..e and
All b. ths 'sh Of October. Purse of $40 added By
second DaY-TU ESDAY, Nov. A-Purss 500;
Tii1d p.y-wlDNssDAY, Nov 4sA-purs.
Ioarth Day-THU RsDAY Nov 5.h-Purss $50;
Iifsh Ds;-HRIDAYa Nov sss-H.nd.eAp,, ss
sixth Day-sATURDAY. Nov 7th-Purss 81 900;
The stAlss closed with the f,liow wing entries:
NILE HHArs
Mr., Fields Oily. By Lexins ton. dam asdalsn.
Mr. Buah's b 6 Ben Bruce. By Lexington, dam
Mr. watson's DC Captain Moore b, In, Bal.
Mr. HatSon's oh AldsharAn. By Commodore,
dam Sanaie Lewis BY Gisneos:
M Hpntsr's 3 q CSPssi, By Lexington, dam
G.pt.i, Moors's che All, By nahomet.
Dam Prunslla, By Glencoe.
HANDICAP. S50rr.
Mr.. sush's Ben Bruce, b. Lexington. dam By
Mr. Watsoa'a Captain More. By Imp Balrow
ME, dam Jenny Rose. BY aisEooe
Mr. WAtsoa's oh Aldsoarsn. By OOmmo ore,
Ros.tto, by Imp Yorkshire
,D': MSsi; q Ian, Ar n T. f%s ss,..,.
dam Prunella. By 6ieneos.
nntrsnoe per cent OF the purses.
Races and Trot,ins commence. st2 O'clock p: m.
s.: 51ssa ssss
Tor all 1ross,.s Psr.es. p snser and 10 start.
nnsassrsAie serSs. Ss. siasl' sdni'''on' u.
cas- a'' OF 'ns ''" ( 1opp.r p-nsris.ar
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FRS
NlXI0HAk DAHk o. WAooIHG1og.
CaDisal-oSoo, geo.

~ his BARK. e1sAaised sndsS he Hssoeaa
Aaakina Lev Of the Lass CessSsss, h o1snsd sAis
day for the sxsasasioa o. hssiAsss. ct the corner
u 1fftssnsh sad streets, opposats frsassrJ BE-
Daxsnaat H.. COOKS, President.
IN n uur,snoSOH Cashier. 1l-N
CLoAKsi cLoAxaMo1" AAsh
= yuSs rae>ivA 1 laxae md veil aoleeSe1 steSk 81
CfOXES UIASD1160Hs. 1AnOY GOODS, m.
Sf0lpIlTH "a . g reduced HriosS :.
- - 90 WM. N1lSD814.
.. A. Nsxhet space, Penn. avenue,
esx bsssses ~ snd ~ sssssss
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MAP o. THE nAffLn % 0arfYseu No.
Ivl 0Y CAST WIdAOH e. General &syaSlA b STAR
= ssR6, lss M 1HAHox TAYLOR.
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SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for Interest
Ing local articles.

TIM THIRD BAPTIsT (CoLoRED) CHURCH,
situated on l. street, between Sd and ith streets,
will be dedicated on the 9Th instant, Sunday J
Wa hope that all friends Will help US, 1t is
we'll proven that the church has done much
good Rev, Albert Bouldin is at present the
pastor. 2t*
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n NO IMPOsI TOM
r q Z 7R H UsB.

90o piriiss New York and Penn. BUrrHR.
so Tubs Baking BUTTER In store aad for
sale By D DUtR0W,
oo ii Nv aaO staktb St.. bet Pa Nv. and d 81.
MARoH1se on, o spa Lon D2N, ,o,s,r,.,,nx
Aiushss Cavalry .nuSI.
Hunt on diseases OF the skin
eyeeblAtve Philosophy of Chslybsua
h"rry g Glossary Of scisntid, Tsrms
Cart ohssneys Revlew of the Campaigns In
DIury q Letters from Msiabar
psss cochin. rs Past and its Present
Lebdy's Principles OF War
kEEpb Phaxsa Of Natter Vols
Aichsud's History Of the CruSa6sa Vols
elaieyb History 81 she PHILOSOPHY Of tbs Mad.
( Vols
Hsstens Historical RsAeA.ehe4, Q Vols.
Boyd . Naval Cadets Manual
Lsuturs's Analytic Universal 1slssrspAy.
8 psrtA
no4 BkANCK 3AYLQh.
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NOTION.
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AorIkG MAsrlR's MIfl O. n. JONES h.v-
irg dessfted from the D. Q. etsaaaer latAw,n on
the bti iastaat, . reward Of thirty dollars SD
70 tas o,mnandaat OF any Of sks Naval 6saskoss;
By order Of the Honofebis the eeerSsa1Y pr the
Navy. AND'W A HARDWOOD. 0o1nd,
oc9 Navy yAfd WAshlnSto1.
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Oaiian's NAVAL Lawn mS-ISO
French , Military Law. &. ....
GoD1eal Field Manual Of Courts Marital.
gen HalloeA b Lavs Of War.
Paris -. - : n ~
Tripts.-ceas Do Justice NNisairs. Paris.
Hautsfeuillo- IA de Ass yukes AaYias Paris.
AHs-Aaauel Rratisss des fribaasax Aihsaafss.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE APPoIETAByTs-A
meeting of the Board of Metropolitan Police
Com m iBsioners, was held Wednesday AFTER.
noon, and the following appointments were
made:
Charlss kautzAr, appoin ted = policeman. vic.
Claryos, appointed a detective.
l.. S. MONTGOMERY, appointed psTolman
Vice {. L. Williams
The police force la now full.
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BALLS, PARTIES, he.

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