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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS
fHE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Successors to J. y. WALLER SON.
WARRINGTON, D. O..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MANUFACTURES OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING kATERIALs,
WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WAfB1
PROOF FELT, CEMENT,
AND GRAVEL
II q q II .,
OYBI01-Loaisiana ~ nue., next door % ths
Bank Of Washinston.
WORKs-Ioot OF Twenty second street wsss,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Warrington, snd Thir.
tisth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
b. O. WILSON, Prsaidsnt.
T.P. WILSON. Jr., Secretary.
H.B.-51Lr AND o1AzNr 1oR sAL1. III
large and small Quantities,
Al orders through Post OAes Box S34 pane-
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. Al work
warranted. jHn-sm"
JINIT1D STAT1s $40 BONDS.
UNITED STAT 1S 100 TREASURY NOrlS.
UNITED sTATIS COUPONS OF 1881.
UN1T1D STAT16 OBRTIHIOATI9 OF IN
D1BTEDNlSe.
Gold. 6ilver, Uneurrent Money, 1xehanss On q
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities.
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
We Are authorised TO furnish ~ Bonds st mar
until the lst Of August next, VIXEN the privilsdse
OF conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed IN New York
oxoludvely on commission.
RITT1NHOUeI, FAINT 4 co.,
- BANKERS, 363 Penn. avenus
ID 81 RIL Isl
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II ron would obtain immediate relief from
distressing complaint, try
DIR. WITYIILDU
VEG 1T ABLE PILE
This Ii . long tried and throrou ghly tested ram.
d., snd has never yet failed to cure. Do not suS
Ter when there IL . remedy within reach.
Sold by 8. @. FORD, $50 Pennsylyanis syenu.
Washins ton. and BY b. COOK. Alexandria, VI.
Bent to any address By mail. Price 90 eents ,.r
box. For sale By all Druggists.
J. YOUNG, Proprietor.
~ = Sm no. ISL Broadway, NY.
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BEE AlDIoAL PRoPllfIIs o. Bu0Hv.
Fro~ Di:pensatory Of tie Usitsd States.
Bee Professor DEWIIS' valuable works a. a..
Practice of Physic.
Bee remarks made By the late eslsbrsaed d,
pHYeIC, PHILADELPHIA.
See remarks made By DR.. lPHRAIN NsDov
ELL, celebrated Physician. and Member az II
Royal College Of Surgeons, ireland, and pubtahea
In the Transactions Of the King and Queen lone
nal.
See Medieo Ohirursioal Review, pubHshsl -
BENJAMIN TRAVIR6, Fellow Of Royal 0oIIoea
Of Surgeons.
Bee most Of the late Standard Works Of Nedsss>a,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-14

Rebel Pandemonium presided over by JEFF
ferson Davis.
8 'Bnt how long will the Copperhead De-
mocracy of the North persist in their
foolish and shameless demonstrations hos
tiletO the Union and TO the welfare of the
whole country How much more of
whitening seorn, of universal detestation
and contempt, must they invite before
they will learn their horrible mistake in
running counter to the patriotism aud dis
cernment of the American people. Hardly
yet-as it would seem-conyicted in their
ownsninds of gross folly, deluded mise
rably as toitheir own prospects in the fu-
ture by the successful fraud practiced in
the election ::of seymore and the Woods,
they cannot yet believe themselves detect,
ed and understood completely, although
compelled to hastily take the back track
I'D cat their own words as to the
prosecution ofthe war. Letthem give it up.
Let them-uot persist longer in doing vie.
lence to all patriotism, to all love of coun-
try, by. foistipg their trescherous views.
upon any portion of the American people
They are at length we'll understood, and
as well despised and abhorred and the
sooner they drop out of the arena of party.
politics the better for them. q The future
they, seek to build for themselves on yet
possible alliance with the "Southern Dem
Ocracy,p is the veriest dream-tbe merest
myth-and the. sooner they come founder
stahd a fact so vital to themselves and the
welfare Of the country, the better it will be
for all concerned. 't2i - ,... e a'l' ., !. 2 2
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AS-SPECIAL No1IOEs Double the above rates.
A5-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number chaages
ladyerttsementsf transient persons or strang
ers. to be paid for n ddudTes.
Business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines SO per year.
or $S for six MONTHS but for ashorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate in them NUS
be paid for at the usual rates. n FEIE5 ? ~
- Advertisements not accompanied with Wrtteh
directions will be inserted until forbid a charged
accordingly. FfI.ll1 : - iSiT'fI .ITT
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates $1,000
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and aunoncements
oL sermonss So. cents zach. AZ nony1l-'59 !.
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A Paper -Government.I

The Richmond Wing of May 4th assaults
the rebel Secretary of the Treasury in this
bitter and sarcastic way: sr ..g5+,. IL.
ga slashiug pamphlet by Colonel Blan
ton Duncau, of which Mr.. Memminger is
the subject and victim. has reached us BY
mail. 1t refers ts transactions between
them in the business of engraving Preaa.
ury notes, aud is so serious in its accuse.
ttons, and SO sharp in its phraseolgy, that,
but for the serene attitude of the Secretary,
we should fear that his composure had
been disturbed by it. A novel opinion of
that functtoaary is developed by the pub
lication of note bearing date October.
1861 viz :atWithout paper says Mr.. Mem !.
mlnger, 'We cannot print treasury notes.
and without them the government must
stop. What blessed thing is paper -
We know thatwe had been in danger from
want ofsmen, of -arms, of ammunition, of
supplies-but it seems the great, though
unknown, danger was want of paperI Let
US be thankful that we had Secretary
who appreciated this vital peril and guar
Fded against it"
! $50 the rebel government nearly came to
aulignomihious end for the lack of paper |!
But while they have cotton surely Mr..
aemminger can procure paper. We think
we see now the purpose of the "cotton
loan" The unlpcky planters lent their
cotton to Mr.. Memminger; he sent it to
the paper mills they returned it in the
shape of bank note paper and Mr.. Mem
mtnger printed on this the promises to
pay, with which he settled accounts with
the planters. The surplus of paper he re-
tanned for the use of the rebel government.
Is this the new mint which Mr.. Memmin-
gers ingenuity has contriyed?
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9atlg gatRllig3ufet
TERms or ADVERTIsING.

,w11v1sOuD INEs OF NoNpARH11, CoR oNr NOE, ion
LESS, MAXI A SQUARE .---
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Our exchanges frequently record roman.
tic incidents connected with the war, but
We have seen none better than the follow
ing, which we clip from the Nashville Dis
pate4 sapa e
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An Ardent squeezer.

The Rev. Mr.. Hagar, of the Episcopll l
Ohurch insGhicago, islon trial before an
ecclesiastical court at Peoria for conduct.
ing himself improperly towards som e ladies
of that place. The trial seems to be a per-
feet Little Pedlington affair, and is bring
ing great scandal and ridicule upon the
church and society in general. A witness
the Rev, Mr.. Locke-who was called for
the defense testified as to the habit the
Rev. AR. Hagar seems to have, as follows I:
In my own case, Mr.. Hagar has always
squeezed my hand uupleasantly close, and
50 as to cause me pain. My wife remarked
to me once, that he was a very ardent
squeezer,- and / think this is a matter OF
general remark. eat e ~
We remember to have seen an anecdote
ofan 'ardent" lady who expressed a decided
preferences for one particular beau because
he "hpgged so beautiful :" but it evident
" does not cOnduce to good morals in a
church circle to have Rector with the
general reputation among the ladies of be-
ing "a very ardent squeezer." 7e
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John Reid, john Il. Miller, Geo. Wheat,
Geo Mendel, John Zeockler, Sam Mcclellan,
G.W.FranZheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
WIS CotAMf =, having 9ee9 duly oEga9iEseSd are
Of all kinds merchandise manufacturing establish
ments, furniture, steamboats, and caFgoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and als9 the lives 0t
persons for term Of years. This Company offers
superior inducements to farmers, whereby they can
be insured for three years at reduced rates Thsbe
ing home institution, composed Of some ninety
stockholders, most of whom arc among our best bu-
sness men, recommends itself to the favorable
sdeatIon Of the insurug public and solicits their
patronage. H as1 sHE 800 d.
Applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended To by the Secretary. sta fi-
ONCE, No. McLure House, being the same for
merly occupied by Adams Express Company.
N. @. ARTHUR, Secretary.
JOHN REID, Prt sident. ~
sAML MccLELLAN, Vice-PrcsIdeut.
No. l. Mcclure House, being the same office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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"But theincapscity and imbecility shown
bythose in command of the war presents
an aspect of calamity less appalling than
the idea that the same weak hands and
peEverse minds shall undertake the accom-
Piishmeat Of peace upon The basis of a per-
na''e''t separation of these States"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-14

a Sad violation OF MlIltary Regu-
latIona.
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IN 8 U R A N CE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
DIRECTORS,
or WHEELING, va.

CAPIEAL = $50, 900
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DEPARTMENT OF THE !
CUWBERLAND, April II. 1852

F General: The General commanding di-
reefs me to call your attention to fragrant
outrage committed in your command, a
person having been admitted inside your
lines without pass, and in violation of
orders. The case is one which calls for
your personal attention, and the General
commanding directs that you deal with
the offending party, or parties, according
to law. .s}slJ,F
The medical director reports that an or
derly sergent iusBrigadier General -,s
division ras today delfvsred Of Ba6v-
which is insyiolatiou of, alilmflitary law.
aud Of the army regulations. No such
case has been known since the days Of
Jupiter. ~ 81 ~ o. $3.50 -als--saf >''f 3l5sl
You will apply the proper punishment in
this case. and atemedy to prevent repeti-
ton OF the aet.,s5 z7s tseE 'i EGs aifS
The above, says the Dtspqte6, is a copy of
a genuine latter emanating from the head.
quarters of that rigid dtsctpIinarian, Gen.
Rosecrans. g
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t1g .::.w Z, -,sss- - ..s-s. IL.
"That same box, Monsieur, is an inferrsa
machine, intended 70 destroy yonr life the mo-
ment You opened III 9..fssE 4-1.s
.sGracious God 20 exclaimed, with thrill Of
horror, '.can this he rossib,e -
II will proveit. Getst, and come with ne
before commissary Of poIce."
nPray. Monsieur, who are your
"a secret agent Of poliee.'
] hnstrhpd to get th,. uox, handling it with
great care, and tcgeth T we proc eded to the
nearest comm'sssrv. when, with my p-fm's
sion it was split open, and 10! to my astonishe0
and borriAed gaze Was rev eaied q row of sni.,
loaded pistols, so ARMED that, had unlocked
and opened the box in Al ordinary war, they
would have been discharged into nv BODY.
On my subsequently asking for an explana-
ton concerning this mysterious afajr-hoW 80
much connected with myself and others had
h"come known to the police Of foreigi city
the reply was:
alt is not allowed rs, Monsieur, to r'vaal
our sources of information. We are happy TO
have thwartei the plans Of a villain. and saved
your iife'
never knew who that villain was. though
always suspected Ryerly OF having a hand IN
it. / do not know that my life was ever again
attempted but certain it is that never again
permitted intimacy from an unkno Wn stranger.
On my accession to the title and estates, which
occurred the folio wing year. did not forget 10
lice. as thought he deserved to be rewarded
for the preservation of my life: and TO this day
have not ceased to wonder over the perfection
of the French system OF police.
With the exception OF substituting fictitious
names for real ones, the foregoing may be re-
garded as the authentic narrative OF an English
DobIenan to an American friend.
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o r r &c 1 A l..
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Prorost Marshal Generals Office,

(TOcCSL IEGpSROt ty6Hc7dI'S OnbCSs
WashinstOa, u. c., July IL, 1853.
Circslor, Ne. az.
/. Drafted men become soldiers in the service
OF the United States by the fact OF their names
having been drawn in the draft. The notifca-
lion, served upon them by the Provost Marshal,
is merely IN announcement of the fact, and an
order for them to report for duty, at q desig-
mated time and place.
II. The following opinion ofthe Hon. William
whiting, Solicitor OF the War Department, is
published for the information OF all concerned:
''When person has been DRAFTED, in pur-
suance Of the Enrolment act Of March 3, 1863,
notice OF such draft must be served within
ten days thers after, by written or printed
notice, to be served on him, personally, or by
ieocsno copy az has last place Of residence, re.
curing him 10 appear at a designated rendeZ.
vons 10 report for duty Any person failing to
report for duty after notice LEPT AT Hys LAST
PLACE OF RESIDENCE. or served on him person.
the $500, is pronounced by law to be a deserter;
he may be arrested and held 70 trial by court.
martial, and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
III person after being drafted, and before
receiving notice, deserts, notice may still be
served by leaving it st his last place of resi-
denee, and II he does not appear In accordance
with tDe notice. or furnish the Institute, or paw
the $500. he Will be in law a deserter and must
be treated accordingly. There is no way or
manner &c whlch q person, on ce ,fnrolle6,' can
escape his public duties, and when drafted,
whether present or absent, whether he changes
his residence or ab2conds, the rights OF the
United States against him are secured, and it
IS only by performance Of his dnty to the
country, that be will escape liability TO be
treated as a criminal"
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor of the War Department.
JAMES b. Fry,
ly 20.tf Provost Marshal General.
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PROPOSALS.
EyoLgING IRON TURRErs.

NAVY DEPARTERHT, July %, ISSS.
The Navy Department will, until the 2Ssh day Of
Aasuet. receive PROPOSITIONS for sse construction
PertsmcSth. NJ, Boston, New York and Phils:
delphiA NsFy Yards, of two revolving eurTets aud
twS imyrsSnable smoke pipes. with sratsnss for
The aptsrnal diameter of the turret. to be ~ ree
height feet 8 inches, thickness - inenes; 70 ne
composed of9we separate shell OF Plate Non. with
wrought iron sia b inserted between she same.
rsl diamatsr feet inc ncs high, u inches thick
eomposed of piate iron.
The turret engines and eesr for tur1ins and
rs;sShtins she movement OF the .ndfrsS.she gun
nal srransemsnss Is be Of the same general char.
acter n the Monitor class Of vessels The impreg.
nabfa sn ole Pipe to be In thickness inches COM
rrs.d OF plate iron nsioe diameter 81 feet and
HEIGHT above che deck az feet.
The proposition must embrace Gil the above
mentioned work, 5uctudinS the eracing of the
turrets, and state the coet and time Within which
ana resdy for ssrvics.
The general plans can be exsminsd at the Office
81 shs Inspestor ofaron clad stesners' 2's Canal
rae Proposais must Be indorsed on the on tside
Proposals. for Revolving Tu:rets. !" that they may
be distineaished from other letters. " f-eotd
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PRoPosALs ron FUEL ~ ''''
for r 70 b ss o
m. of the 18th of August. for the delivery at this
Arssn.l q ~ Inns = ~ los 70 the ten) beet
Riders Win state price Der ton or cord.
The contract will be awarded 70 the lowest re-
spore bie bidder who Will give Glory security
IN bond for ESQ for the due
Ctp;sin and Assistant Quartsrmsstsr
Jy9 fibtel d Repub.l
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THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
4 81 COLI ABIA, Holding District Court 0.
fTAEAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
4 COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. oPFIcE OF
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHisafoS July 10, Is6s.-Whereas, By satisfao-
been made 70 appear tn at the First National Bank
Of " sShington. in the county Of Washington and
and according to the requirements OF tho act Of
Congress entitled An act to provide . national
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and Re-
semption thereof." approved February W 1859 and
has complied with all the provisions Of said act re-
suired to se complied with before commencing the
Nov. therefore. I, Hugh Mocullceh. Com p,ro,er
q the Currency, do hereby certify that ths ssiS
First National Bank of Washington, county Of
Wash 10 ston and District of Column his, is author
he'd 10 commence the business OF Banking under
the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
Il. Sd and seal Of on this l6 IN day of Jrly 1853
HUGH McCCLLOCH,
~ f7-f2m Comptroller of the Currency
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jy l--tf
MAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
w ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June %, 1868.
General Orders, No 1885,
The Adjutant General will provide an appropri.
ate medal Of honor fer the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States of
Pennsylvania and Maryla
By order of the secretary of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
je so Assistant AtJutant General.
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-
Is A ,1ssr.olE.a,ssss Il so sS9H:s''on"
spr,n r s. az TN TX SEsEsas SrF1n.
sroR1s K s1II1 s4fbr 1s 4sD ooasoAf'
sAesAe. CHECKED rHs sSsH s ssun Dos.
rl 1hz1: Rt1h1 r FSA }irr ssSn
oloss ooSN ne 4 sss9 2 Hsa HassR,ssuxe
soarHns III o Ehs1hs e r. RAILROAD,
: TIE GREAT AZ GENITAL !SaHSsa ROUTE
WASHINGTON a HND BALTIMORE
WEST, NoREaN VI RSI,t AND II Is SOUTHWEST
the NersheTa 6snt1.i Raiiro.a toms.e1 soT.ss.s
sRa sson ga
sPI1SD1D SLIPPING TSs, sARs ON ALL sIeH7
skoKINe AsD sALooa oxRs Oh ALL fRAIss
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers win take the 80 q. "a. and 50 ,. n.
md trains On the Nortssrn Central RAJ.
road and arrive in Harrisburg at p. m. and ! IS
Il Pas esnss Rssosa
al psrts Of the West.
By this route Yreiehts Of ell descriptions can -
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Railroad direct.
fhe Psnnsytvania Central Railroad also eo7nsots
Be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum,
Kentnshy. Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Aissis:
Aippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkanEaa, and
Bed Rivers; and at Cleveland, sandusky, and Chi.
eaSo with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustin9 the traaspof
tation Of their Freiaht to This Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West by the Pennsylrania Central Railroad,
e,s a az tsnas as Iasors6i - sss ekssss6 By ssis
Railroad CoDlpdHiSS.
- Be par ieuisr to mark packages "vis Psnns
osD WA HHRoiwN Ar No-4s.-, c.,.-.,n
No. so North street, Baltimore,
INOCH LEWIS, Gem Superintendent, Altoona, Fx.
H. q. HoBsT0N, General Freight Agent, Phila,
delphiA, ian &lyY
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


l'r0r0st Marshal GeBerGIS Office,
Washington, d. c., July +, 1863.
Circular, No. 81.
The fourth paragraph of Circular No. Al,
issued from this office July y, 1869, is hereby
modified, SO as to correspond with the follow
ing opinion OF the Hon. William Whiting,
Solicitor Of the War Department, which will
hereafter govern in all cases in which it is
applicable:
IA person drafted into the military service
of the. United States, under the provisions of
the act of March 8, 1861 chapter -, for senroll-
ing and calling ont the national forces, and for
other purposes claiming exemption from
draft by reason of any disability as provided
in said act, has the right to have the question
of his disability submitted 10 and passed upon
by the Board OF Enrolment, whose decision
thereon is final. II the Board shall have de-
cided that the claimant is liable to serve he has
the right. Cftfr such decision against him. TO
pay his communication money, or to furnish his
substitute, within such extended time as may
be fixed by the order of the Board OF Enroll
ment for his appearance for duty.
(Signed) civilian WHITING,
"Solicitor Of the War Department"
JAMES b. FRY,
jy l--tf Provost Marshal General
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S'1A~'H14fo s sk1eI fzsEfSs 'hos ssw
The steamship &&ES
ws w + ! ! Rffs.ttGsss: ee sas
wednssasy gust p wednssday
and at thersaiteE OF about six weeks from
Second cabin, state room berths, meals =
E1sursion tickets, out and back in the frst and
second cabin only, q fare and half.
under "a years of age, half price. Infants free.
s.eer.se s0 with su perior sceommo ssS
Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as
: All fares payable In gold or its equivalent in o.
Each passen ger allowed 70 cubic feet Of luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
'0f passage Apply IH.l L A. wHIrNlY,
At the office, 90 Broadway, New York.
~. aoWIxND 4 AspINwAL,L;s AssHs.: ;
1eS 3m "a South street. New YORK.
@~@ sR4 npE1rs. : CO., @>e
fnorss s&e,1 between ZEN Vh and 18th SITS.
ISIS Pa. sx.sx,, xndsr IL. Hs,io.a. Ressl.
PEBBLE and PlRlsooPIc sPEoTACLEs, cor.
'S' TiEhSs siEzzsss.S5s5ps s'''N ''''
BAROMETERs and
THERMOMETERS,
COMPASSES,
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Carries DE- VISITE,
sT1RioscoPEs .na yIkWss &c.
In great variety and atthe lowest Eastern prices,
Wholesale or retail. Jy 23-tf
IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL LARGE AND
1 che ice assortment of Instrumsnts-KMA
which We sell astonishingiy cheap for cashHf
or on monthly pay ments. We have just re- Nv X
ceived fine selection Of Steinway and Sons I'M
Also, two superior Seven Octave Pianos. at s27s
apiece, and one very stylish with excellent tone,
TWO excellent fine toned, Octave Pianos Just in,
which will he rented moderate terms.
q. METZER0TT'S Music Depot.
~e2-tf corner nth and Pa ave.
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War DEPARTMENT.,
PfOrost Marshal GeHercrs Oftc..
We shjJl.1;n1 u n Ipiy Ia tSf3

7T0T6yI NdfSNdL GfisfCT J TT-c5,
Washington, u. C., July Is, 1863.
Circular No 49,
l. Hereafter reward OF ten (2l0) dollars
Will be paid for the apprehension and delivery
OF deserter. and paragraph %, page 8, Regu-
lations for the Government OF the Provost
Marshal General of the United States, as well
as paragraph IL of Circular No %, from Pro.
rost Marshal Generals Office, are amended
accordingly.
II. Paragraph 80, page :, same Regulations,
is amended so as TO read as follows
The members of the guard
may be allowed. for the time actually and ne
cessarily employed on the trip, a per diem Of
not more than 81 50, besides their actual ex-
penses, provided they accomplish the duty as
signed them JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
Note.-Provost Marshals will give publicity
to Circular No. AZ, of July L., 1853, from this
office July 20-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

WAR DlPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON. January ~. 1858.
In eonsea uence Of the pressure Of business IT the
War Department, passes for oitiasns to visit the
Army Of the Potomac wiz be given at the once Of
Lieut. Col. CoHRAD, 132 Psnnaylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.