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He will also furnish
to order Hair, Husk, and
Hair and Cotton MAT
The above
manned, and many other
articles, will be made to
IIordcr for customers, on
short notice, cheap for
Cash, or exchanged for
approved country pro-
duce. Don't forget the
as ! am detcrmin-
ed to furnish all articles
/ at tho most reasonable
'oplar, Pine, Linwood and
lber, will be takcn in ex-
will also be paid fol
j. X. SH0PE.
style made to orde,
attended whenever
field, Pa, Feb. II, '63.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-18

MOSSOP
Always heeps on hand a full
assortment Of all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation Of the public.
Nov, IL, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-18

GROCERIES,, say
Flou r, a n S,
Shoulders, Sugar,
| Molasses, Coffee,
Tea, Crack RS,
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oil, ETC., etc.
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK r. NJ.
FROM THE FRONT.

Information from the front yesterday repre-
sents "all quiet along the lines" rumors of
fighting near Culpeper to the contrary not
withstandinG.
! Our army is certainly in impera tive need of
rest and recuperation generally, after the ter
rible wear and tear of the late campaign; and
ss Lee S army is evidently even more dis
tressed by its late experiences, it is probable
that the two armies pluse to breathe momen-
tarily
1t is by no means TO the advantage of the
rebels to allow us the opportunity to fill up
our decimated ranks at leisure by the drafted
men who are to arrive in telling numbers very
shortly, but they have now reached that point
of exhaust lion when they cannot well help
themselves, and must needs, be content with
standing strictly on the defensive.
Meantime jeff. Davis is endeavoring to drum
up cons scripts; but as the whole number of
men now rem aiming in the Confederacy liable
TO conscript duty, even under the sweeping
thoroughness of the rebel conscrpt law, is less
than 90,0GG, it will be perceived that Jeffs
ability TO raise an army on scale commensu-
rate with his rec uiremants, has quite passed
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THE DRAFT

Capt Sheetz, the Provost Marshal under the
Prescription act, this morning received thane-
cessary orders, and will on Monday morning
commence the drawing tor the lucky ones.
The apportionment for the District is 1866, to
which will be added 80 per cent. as a margin
1or exemptions, making in all 5,797 to IL
drawn. The sotal number enrolled is 1897,
ni242 white and 5,CS5 colored,) SO that
ore out of every three and third will be
ing has not yet been fixed upon, but will b,
announced shortly. The drawing will be COM
menced on Monday with the First Ward, and
will be proceeded with in regular order until
the draft is completed
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Raid Of Pegram into Kentucky
HE GOES TO RESCUE MORGAN. But GETS
ENTRAPPED HIMSELF
THE TERMS OF THE SURRENDER OF NOR
GAN UNAUTHORIZED.

CINCINNATI, July ao.-Pegram, with between
fifteen hundred and two thousand men, crossed
the Cumberland river day or two since, and
moved north, towards Richmond. The pre-
vailing opinion is that when Pegram started
he was not aware of the capture of Morgan.
and contemplated assisting him to escape.
The disposal of our forces in Kentucky is
such as will render it impossible for him to
either advance much further or escape.
A special dispatch from Columbus states that
Capt. Burbeck had no authority to accept the
surrender of Morgan. He was not a regularly
elected militia captain, nor had he any COM
mand. Burbeck and few companies were
acting as guides against Morgan when the latter
discovering our forces closing in, offered to
surrender to him, in order that he might Sc
cure terms to suit himself. Burbeck at once
granted the terms which Morgan proposed A
few moments afterwards Shackelford came 10
and took charge of the gang, refusing to rec
ognize the terms of surrender.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
/ Correspondence Of the STAR
GEORGETOWN, ]

GEORGETOWN, July %, 1863.
This morning, Michael Conner was arrested
by officer Evans for an assault on his wife He
was held to bail by Justice Reaver for his
appearance at court.
Daniel Carroll was also arrested this morning,
by officer Harry, for a furious assault on his
wife. After examining the case, Justice Reayer
committed him to Jail for the action of the
grand jury.
The schooner Globe, Capt. Kate, arrived this
morning, and reports the loss of her cook
young man by the name of VIM. Thomas He
fell overheard off Smiths Island.
Inc arrivals to-day are-Steamer Empire,
hunter, N. Y, merchandise to Morgan &c
hhlnehart sehrs. Eleanor Ann. Furrier, Bait
lumber to Wheatly il Pickerell A. Corson.
Funnel, Phia, coal to Dickson &c King; GlobIe,
Virginia Jones, Bait, grain to Hartley & Bro.
Departed-Steamer Jas. S. Green, WiIletts.
N. Y, merchandise from Morgan & Rhinehart
BY canal-Boats Figiiant, II. B. Cornweli
VIM. Dorrell, Mary Willard, 5. Ardinger T.
A Reinhord, Z. 4. Huntle and Chas. Ardin-
ger.
Business quiet. Markets unchanged: whole
sale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, S6.50aS6.75; extra, S7as7. so;
family, common, So; choice brands-Darbys
S9.50s1G; Rays, S975aS10.25; WEIGHS, S16.5O.
Wheat, red, S1.60; white, SI.65aSl.75. Corn,
yellow, 90c.; white, Csc. Oats, by measure, S.
as0c.; brown stuff, 40c.; shorts, 35c Oranges,
81; lemons, $3.50; cider. 30c.; do, clarified 31a
35c.; Champagne cider, "a 50aS5 per case: wills
ky, 45ai5k Nc. salt, GA, 81. 81 fine, S2.65 bulk,
55c. per bushel. Cumberland coal, $3.50: an
thTacite, S9aS950; wood, pine, Si50aS5: oak,
S5.5GaS6 Lumber, pine, S25aS30 per NJ Plas-
ter, lump, &c. ground, $40 CUBA
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1 ~ Marietta Zanfretta, the tight rope dancer
Is going TO attempt the perilous feat OF crossing
Niagara on light rope this summer.
~ Hon. J. r. 8iddings, u. s. Consul to
Montreal, is at his home in Ohio, in very feeble
health.
~ In one town down East, thirty-two out
Of thirty three members OF Mutual Draft In
surance Company were drafted.
~ Since the war broke out, nearly $50 war
vessels have been constructed In this country,
and of these so are iron clads.
sS A party in New York advertises to furn-
ish substitutes singiy or by the hundred.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NARY TINE

Samuel p. Dagg, of Rockingham county, Va,
refugee, was committed to the Old Capitol yes
terday he having refused to take the oath of allie
glance. Dagg frankly ackno wledgea that he had
no sympathy with this section of the country,
and only leftthe South to avoid CONSUMPTION. He
processes great confidence in the ability of the
South to establish her independence. He sees
so much to bind him to the South that the
officials here regard it as cruelty to allow him
to remain away from her, and they have there
fore determined, even against his consent, to
send him back again. Nay be he won't be
drafted
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NOTICE TO WATER-TAKERS.

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE
CRY Hall, July |, 1868.
ALL WATER-TAKLRS are hereby notified that
their Water Rents for the year emmencins with
The following is the law OF the Corporation Tin
relation to Delinquent water takers" viz:
rent for thirty days after the same is due and p.ys
BILE, the Water Registrar sha notify tae Purveyor
n such delinquency, and the said Puryeyor shall
cutting off the water at the main and he s 81 not
allow 1t to be again used in said delie quent's
premises except notification by the Wster Re-
elstrsr that the water rent has been paid as also
the expense of cutting of and restoring the ow Of
water"
The law viii be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE
~ mif Water Registrar
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jy 99.1aw3w
TERMS OF THE SUPREME COTRT or ru
DISTklC1 OF COIuMRI - ~

TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF TIL
4 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Notice is hereby given that, by q ru,a ostb0
Court its terms have been fixed as follows.
Third Monday of January
First Monday of May
Third Monday of October
Terms Of the Cirtnn Cprt
(In which alone jury is i'm panneled for te t-;o
of civil CASEY - sAo = "a
First TUESDAY, % Fahruar,
Third Monday of May
First Tuesday of ovember.
Terms Of the Criminal Conrl
First Monday of March
Third Monday Of June
First Monday Of December
Terms ofhe District Court
First Monday OF June
First Monday of December
Special Terms.
First Tuesday or January
FIRST Tuesday of February
First Tuesday Of March
fist Tuesday of April
Third Monday of May.
First Tuesday of June
First Tuesday of July.
First Tuesday of Sc ptember.
First Tuesday of October
First Tuesday of November.
First Tuesday of Dccem ber
" order of the Court.
5y9 B. MEIGS.
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Sun SrRucK.-About ten O'Clock yesterday,
rr;award LOoaey, q iaberer employed at u g
thapnnoi, was sun struck on LIST street east, near
VIC Oio Capi'ol, where he was found by On
NJ NJ rInce He was taken to the residence of
Ell. HaWies, near by, when every effort was
maue 10 resuscitate him, but without success,
as NC oiru IN about an hcnr. Coroner Wood
Na.u es ssnt TOT, but did not cons der IL nee
LIQUOR SElZEn-The oficers of tho AIax
a1dria ferry seized yesterday six cases and
IF bottles of liquor, which were turned over
to Property Sergeant Millitte for conf;s cation
Two cases and one hundred and eight hotties
OF whisky, and basket of champapne was
also seized yesterday at the Long Bridge.
ACCIDENT FROM PowDEE.-On Monday. as
q bsY, named Dolan, residing on Four. and a
half street, near G, was passing some powder
from q bottle into bis hand, near fire, 1t
caught and exploded, cutting his hand and
face slightly.
NATIONAL BASK.-Messrs. Rittenhouse, FAINT
d Co, of this city, have organized a national
bank in Georeeto wn, with a capital Of 100000,
t, be increased to S5eo,v00, il the business of
that city will justify it.
NEW STATION HoUsE-The rickety old lock
up, used by the Police of the First District, is
coed at once TO the erection of a new brick sta
ton house, as provided for by the City Council
SECOND WAND STATION CASES. James
Eurh, fast driving; SIS. James O'Conner,
sEult; security for peace. Joseph johnson,
drunk and disorderly; 81. Kent Dowden
drunk; dismissed.
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AREIS ED

Some one hundred and fifty cavalrymen,
dismounted, of the 5th cavalry (regulars),
whose horses have broken down with SER
vice, arrived in town last night from War;
renton, for the purpose of refitting. The clash
ing of so many sabers on the pavements as
they marched along the sidewalk to the Sol
diers' Rest, made the Avenue musical for a
time
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HE.REY NoLDs HOUSE.

The undersigned, thankful to his friends and the
public in general, for the patronage they 49,
have given him as former proprietor ofTEeAk
leave to inform them that he has transferred bis
to the ofl8th street and Penn
new and complete style. Connected with it ia q
RESTA TRANT, where the best of Wines and
ct all h, ars, and at the shortest notice.
The Bile are respectfully invited to visit this
estAblis ~ment.
mayf ms Nv. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
I ATE IT MUSIC BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
IL From PARIS.
Echos Ia Monde Reli gieux LIST and ID vols.
lchos PItalie, vols.
Bount Traditions (ChoPinl, vol
Echos 1'Allemsgne, 2 vols.
AIlemania Tanner, Strauss and Labitzky Wal
Ees), vol.
Partitions of all modern Operas.
- At the Music Store of
10 2s-tf w. g. METZERoTr.
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RESUMPTION OF NAVIGATION ON
THE MISSISSIPPI.
ARRIVAL AT ST. LOUIS OF STEAMER d.
RECT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

ST LOUIS, July a7.-The steamer Imperial,
the first boat from New Orleaas, arrived here
this morning. A large crowd of merchants
and citizens greeted her arrival, and a na-
tional salu was fired in honor of the reopen
ing of the Mississippi river.
The steamer Albert Pierce left here this eve
ming for New Orleans with large load of
private freight and long passenger list. The
Continental left here yesterday for the same
port, heavily laden with Government stores,
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II EVOLVING IRON TURRETs,
B. J. hEIGs.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 90 1885,
The Navy Department will until the 25th day of
august receive PROPOSITIONS for the cons trrction
Anu Anu eIecGon on board vessel to be built at the
delphia Navy Yards, of two revolving tnrre1s Nd
each vessel ~ sAso Aor
The internal diameter of the turrets to be "a
height feet inches, thicknegs I5 inches IN ~
compossa OF two &c parate shell Of plate IRON with
wrought iron slabs inEei ted between the same.
TIE pilot house on ecch turret to he feet in ter.
naa oiams ter ieet inches Aigh, IL inches thick
TIE turret engines and gear for turning and
regulating the movement of the turret the gun
sdes and carriage, port choppers and Other int
nai arrsngemsnts to be Of the fame general char.
acier "a the Monitor class of vessels The impreg.
nabs sm ose pipe to be IN inches COM
height above the deck 81 feet -. 5000
Tne proposition must embrace all the above
mentioned work, nd state the cost and time wi in
on board, amp ready for service
Ths general plans can be examined ct tn off CO
OF sne inepeetor OF Iron clad Steamers, 256 Canal
:. pas Proposals must be indorsed on the Outside
besdisttn guished from other letters iy "a
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FTER ETFD MEN

Detaehments from the Army of the Potomac
are daily arriving and leaving for the North to
escort on the drafted men, and yesterday and
this morning detachments of six men each from
the 18th and 123d New York, 122d, 138th and S7th
ennsylvania, and thirty-six from New York
regiments and the same number from New Jer-
sey regiments in the third ermy corps, left the
Soldiers Rest for that purpose.
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OF Ell C I A L .
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. President OF the United States

AaraHAu L,ucoLu. President of the United States
of America:
To An Whom It Nay Coneera.ss
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me that JoHAnu HEINRICH GossLHR has been Up
pointed ConsuI Of the Free Hanse City OF Ham
bars. at Boston, do hereby recognise him 81
such. Ard declare him free to exercise and enjoy
suof functions, powers and privileges as are al
lowed to the Consuls of the most favored nations
in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letter,
TO BE- made patent, and the seal of the United
states to be hereunto affixed.
Given un6 or my hand at the city Of VS. shins
ton. the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1885, And 81
H.. ST. The Jndep Evidence of the United states O.
America 'ne ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAH SEWARD. Secretary of State.
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GOVERNMENT PROF.

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY SEIZED
lot OF horses, saddles, blankets, &C., were
seized yesterday at the Suffers Camp, Sew
enth street, above the Park Hotel, and turned
over to the Provost Marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29

TEEATRIcAL.-The sprightly performances
OF the French company at the Washington
Theater are just the thing for the hot weather,
and are deseryedly popular. Tomorrow
night manager Cassidy brings out an addi-
tional card in the superb danseuse, Marietta
Ravel, who unites grace and beatty to singular
degree. The pantomime OF "The Golden
Egg" will be produced in great style on the
occasion.
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of these or net is yet to be determined for
Grant las as yet developed no plan.
= Arrival Of Prisoners.
AT the LIBBY Prison Yesterday there were
several hundred more of the capture prisoners
at Getty sburg received.
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FINED AND COMMITTED

w. H. Harrison, corner of Eleventh and K
streets, Navy Yard, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Captain Johnsons detectives,
charged with selling liquor to soldiers. JUS
tice Ferguson fired him $50, and Capt. Todd
committed him to the Old Capitol for sixty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29

The Archduke Ferdinand Macmillan
joseph who is named Emperor of Mexico, was
born July 9th 1882. He is a brother of the pres
ent Emperor of Austr and has been ruler over
that department of Austria which includes
Venice
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~ The New York Dispatch says that many
OF the wealthiest citizens of that city are making
preparations 70 dispose Of their property and
leave the city in consequence of the late riots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29

FORGING SOLDIERS DISCHARGES
Yesterday COL Bakers detectives arrested
Andrew j. Smith, VIM. Hill, and Francis Sui
Hyan, three citizens, for forging soldiers dis
charge papers, and were sent to the Central
Guardh ouse by Col. Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-29

~The Richmond Dispatch OF the nth inst
says-"Ee have made our calculations long
ago that all the towns within reach Of the enc
my's navy would fall" Coming events cast
their shadows before.
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10A. H. Stephens recently made speech in
North Carolina. in which he said that the cause
of the Confederacy never looked better. Ste
phens has his funny moments.
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THE DRAFT IN PHILADELPHIA.
A NEWSPAPER PROFESSIONALLY ;,

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The draft in the
Filth Ward is completed. Among the lucky
ones are Morris Harding of the Inquirer and fl We
telegraph operators attached to the American
ana National lines.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK

This morning train arrived from Warren
ton, brip ging down about three hundred sick
soldiers, mostly from the sixth corps, who were
distributed among the different hospitals.
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RoPos AIS FOR oAsEs.
DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR,
WASNrNGTOH Jupe o1t 1884,

WASHINGTON, June I'D, l6o3.f
SKALHD PROPOSALS will be received at this
Once, until 12 O'Clock M ON SATURDAY the
fsst day OF August next, for furnishing and Con-
structipg the Gases for Models in the north saloon
OF the Patent Once building, including all mate
rails and workmanship, except the iron pilasters
OF the lower tier Of cases, the stairways and the
ratings. These will be furnished by the Govern
ment, but 1t will devolve upon the contractor TO
These Cases will be similar in form and construc-
ton to those of the saloon of the west wing, but
the lum Der must be of the best quality, well Sea-
soned, and free from knots and shakes, and the
work must be done in The best and most workman
like manner.
the contractor will be required to furnish the
brsfs hinges and to At them in; also to furnish
locks like those of the present cases.
The whole work to be finished Throughout with
four of paint composed Of the best pure lead
ground in OIL The glass must be equal In every
respect to that OF the in the West Saloon and
must be well bedded and braided and left clean
and whole on the completion OF the contract.
The plans may be seen ut the Once of the Archi-
tect OF the o. 8. Capitol Extension. on the east
Capitol Square ever day. Sundays excepted, from
The Commisaioasr reserves the ris ht TO re,eet
any or Gil of the bids il he considers il 70 the in
tsrest Of the Goy.rnment to do SO. .es So
All bids must be addressed to the "Commisaionsr
Of Pstsnts,n and endoEsed Proposals for Cases
The said bids will be opened at Is O'Clock m on
the sforssaid 9rst day Of August, In the presence
OF such OF the biddere ~ may proper to attend
tyl-WtAu5 DIP. HOLLOWAY (Iomruixsr
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DESERTERS

Three hundred and fifty deserters will be
sent to Col. De Russy, at Arling ton, this after-
noon.
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NAVAL ORDERS

NAVAL ORDERS
Chief Engineer S. d. Hilbert, ordered to duty
in Bureau of Steam Engineering.
Ensign Mortimer L. johnson, ordered to
Newport, r. l., for final examination.
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THE DRAFT IN OHIO,
CINCINNATI, July 29.-The draft takes place
in this State in few days.
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AssAULTIHa A TEAMsTER.--Y yesterday Thos.
Turner, alias brigham Young" committed
an unureyok assault on q teamster, and was
arrested and taken before Provost Marshal
Todd, who committed him 70 the Central
Guard House for seven days, with q shower
bath every other day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PARADE OH PTcKPoCKETs AND THIEVES
Another cleaning out Of disreputable charac.
tiers took place to-day, by the drumming
through and out of the city thirteen pickpock-
cts, thieves and Migrants generally, who had
been in confinement in the Central G uardhouse
Their names are James Kavanagh, William
Roggstoe, Pat Began, Thomas Cooper. George
ID. Cassidy, Gwen Roberts, William Reynolds,
Robert JARVIS, William Finley, John Ranch
richard Carlton, and two bearing the ma ne of
John Smith. =
Hey were formed in line under guard at
tue central u uardhouse, and marched thsnc &c
10 inc corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
lehth sIset, where a halt was made. and the
large crowd who had been attracted nv the
curious signt, awaited themselves of the oppor.
tunity to take good look at the un1nesn
OF tne gang. The drum and fife then
struck up the ssRogue's March" and the nartv
folioWed by curious crowd of men and hoys'
were marched along Pennsylvania avenue IN
Seventeenth street, down the latter street past
the War department., and then back again to
the Avenue, and thence to the depot, where
they are to he placed on the cars and given a
free ride North-we hope never to retnrn.
This crowd is about as hard looking an one
as has yet been drummed out They stared
abont them with braZen holiness, and there
was not one who seemed panied at being COM
peeled TO wear red badge labeled apickpoc ket
and thief" Among this party are Cassedy and
Jarvis, the ringleaders In the late attempt to
escape from the guard-heuse.
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!. CABpAex-Iks.-A party Of teamsters were
discovered, night before last, by some Of Capt.
Johnson,s forces, sscabbaging'' cabbage from q
lot ont Twenty second street. They were
locked up.
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Late from the south.
THE REBELS DUBIOUS ABOUT THE POSI-
TI0N OF AFFAIRS IN THE REAR
OF LEES ARMY
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He APPOINTS A DAY OF FASTING AID
PRAYER IN VIEW OF CONFEDERATE
TRIALS AND REVERSES y
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JEFF DAVIS PRoCLAIMs SOME MORE.

THEY TAKE THE CAPTURE OF MORGAN
VERY HARD
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TINTED STATES $50 BONDS,

UNITED STATES 1870 TREA curry NOrIs,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITAD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDNESS
Gold, Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe End the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
We are authorized to furnish s-20 Bonds at par
until the LIST of August next, when the privilege
of conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New York
exclusively on com mission.
RITTENHOUsE, FAINT & co,
yl7 II Bakers, 3o2 Penn avenue.
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APPOINTED

APPOINTED.
Commander Henry A. Wise has been ap-
pointed by the President Chief OF the Bureau
CT Ordnance, Navy Departmental interim.