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DRoPosALs FOR STEAM MACHINERY

NAVY DEPARTMENT. July 2th, 1855
TIE NAVY Departments will, until the TvpsYY-
for the eon: IT., Of Steam AashiaeEy for
ts s; ss no
over Il = shaft. The diameter Of eseh cylinder %
b att I'VE inches. and tAs stroke Of it, piston
The boilers to be Of the horisontal tubula, kind.
9TH 9ov square ises o. crate OF not exceeding OK
d 81 ss.. e 81 sSs
thick plate with 7 ls inch tnieh bottoms sad FIR
The serews e be Of oomsosition Of eopser and
to four b.d.s Ss s.o ss Ons lffsS
will be sustained from the counter Of the vessel 81
Bras pips sessee.ns the hanger v,h tss S.h IN
There win be REQUIRED eisht blowing engines.
y s.as;ins e Dim sole.
usual aunbs. q dsplicsse pi:ess. tools lnst auo
s1sess .rs e !. fai.s.d In sa'A naval con
The machinery to include oil that is Necessary
for inst purpose, seeordins 70 naval ussses '''''
shp to & eeardias 70 naval
The parties win make theisovn general and sort.
81 Tor ;a: & e Man
i &c.:
TIE difslsnt Navy srds Of Kittsry, Mar: :;
fSi!.dsPiia iss Rioge . viii stsss tse asu ssa
nanss q the Nsyy 1ard. q which the parties n.
parties In fuu and Of sheir sursles the gross sr
Tor which they propose 20 'urnish { he machinery
il the yse : ~ sss rely scr saa
will guarantee 70 coEnrlete tie work !"
tbs pro posA.s are ~ be eedorsed = Frosssais fby
distinguish then from other brainesA lattsrs fhs
cor tract will embrace the usual oonditions end
v. RI Progresses. 49,
The Ls paftms I @saYvee the Riget to rejest sny
or all 6f the proposals. that o. ~ be made IN iej
Il = sdvertse II. In its opinion the suhIs,
interest n enir's. ssaS
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oFRICIAE.

oNce Of CsJectcS cf Irt,sds Rerense asd Re.
oriyrr Of -em matatios Money for tAs Dtstrieti
of Co,Hsblo, Washington, August 7th, 1863 }
Having been appointed by the Secretary OF
War RECEIVES OF OoxArrAfIos MoSsr for
the District Of Colu bia, from any person who
may be drafted into the military service, ia
der the act approved March ID 1859, "fef en.
rolling and calling out the National forces, AID
for Others purposes" notice 10 hereby given
that am now prepared to receive the cum Of
Three Hundred Dollars from all such drafted
persons according to the regulations OF tae
War Department
Once-No. 40 Seventh street, between E ald
F streets. Office hours from 8 a. N. to4 p. m
LHwIs CLIPHAEE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue and
aust Receiver OF Communication Money
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This closed the draft for the Eighth District.
OF the drafted 1ia are whites, and 10 are col
ored.
chief clerk to Col. E. NJ. Green, Quartermas-
Ter; and Francis w. Black ford, Commissioner
sf the draft Tor the District OF Columbia Mr..
Blackford has had the duty OF calling out the
names. and considerable amusement was ere
s:ed when he called out his own. The by
e.aaders considered it q good joke, and the
5ovial and good looking "Wietim" enjoyed it
TO less than the spectators.
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AN ERRONEOUS STATEMENT.

As it is being stated in more or less news
papers that tho balance of the drafted men Of
this District, after filling up the District regi-
ments, are TO be- assigned TO service in regi-
ments of regulars, we have to say that on in
quiry we find there is no authority whatever
for the statement in question. 1t is the Presi-
dents province to determine the regiments to
which such conscripts shall be attached, and
it must necessarily be some time hence ere he
can prudentiy make the selections.
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au !

MAYORS OspIoE, Ausut5 S. 1855
L ROPO6ALs wills be ieceived at this dice I'M til
IL O'Clock m. on Monday the 18th instant for trim
ming and travelling street north, froB Eleventh
to Fifteenth street west. the gravel to be OF
quality to be- approved BY the Coam ssio er
i'm hes in the centre. taperins of to four inche,
~ the gutter line, to be we'll r.sed 81 strne OF
improper size. and to be well rolled With heavy
Keller.
Bidders will state the price Per cuoie yard for
grading. and per square yard for grgellins No
tractor except upon tho certificate " the Com
mission or and both of the Assistant (ommisione rs
that the work has besn properly sXeNt-d
VIM RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner second Ward
W. @ STEWART,
J. LOVnJOY,
au7 Assistant commissioners.
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VAILAspIGHAM TURsEp Our Doors.
Buffalo Commercial Adrsrttser Gays:
1--WE arm fhat the proprietors OF the Clifton
Hcuse, Csnads, recently gave Mr.. Yallan-
disham notice TO Qufi-circumstaaces having
rsrdfrsd the space occupied by that notorious
Individual preferable TO his company. The
s.nar,yr,' IL said. has taken up his abods
with sai Davis, TIE k.rrsr - the Musrhm"
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FULL LIST OF THE DRAFTED MEN.
THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN.

The Draft for the Eighth Sub District that
part OF Georgetown east Of High street) COM
nenced this morning at o'clock at the City
Hall, and was conducted by the same officers
eCd in the same manner as in the City of
Washington. There were good number OF
people in attendance.
The number enrolled was 79s, from which
s39 VT re- to be drawn.
The first name taken from the box was that
OF Philip Diggs, and then followed the names
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PERsoEAL.-Tbe Hon. Alfred Ely is now
her locking after the details OF the arrange
nent Of the drsft In the District OF New YORK
he Represented in the last Congress.
Ges. Rosseau, U. 6. Volunteers, is at VIII
lafos' Hotel.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL

UNMITTED To THE OLD CApITOI
Thomas n. Green, Of Moseby's guerrilias, ar.
Eested by Lieut.. Col Wells, was committed to
tbe Old Capitol yesterday, by order Of Captain
Todd.
Thomas Otis, sent here by the Provost Mar
shall OF Alexandra, was also CONN itted. He lie
charged with being horse thief, and with de-
claring his intention to go South and join the
Arny
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THE REBEL ARMY IN VIRGINIA.
Call OF General Lee for rroop~-The Re be
Defeat at Manaaxas Gap.

MEAPHIs, Aug. 6.-An order numbered 30 has
been is ued by General Lee, alllng on all sol.
dlers Of the Army of Virginia to return. and
making u strong appeal to the patriotism Of the
people 10 send forth every man able TO b.ar
arms to aid the soldiers, u no have go often
her, en- back their foes, in striking decisive
blow for the safety of their homes and the inde-
pendence Of the country.
A telegram from Richn ond, dated the 18th,
says: "In the fight at Manassas Gap we lost
2 500 killed and wouroed, when we retired.
empowered by superior numbers
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THE PIRST DISTRICT COLORED REGIMENT
We h ar that this regiment having been
filled up, is already on its way to the field in
distant quarter. 1t is composed OF admirable
material, and will certainly compare IA vorably,
with any other colored regiment in the service
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MANDARIN WARDS GUsBoArs

Two more OF the gunboats built by VIM. II.
Webb OF New York, for Mandarin Ward Of
China, which that government refused to re-
ceive after his death, have arrived at our
Navy Yard-havihg been purchased by the
9overnment-and VIII be fitted for active ser.
vice. They bear the names OF Tulip and
Fuschia.
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THE pRAFTiNTHES NINTH DISTRICT

As soon as the draft for the Eighth District
had been concluded preparations were made
to draw for the Ninth District composed OF
that part Of GEORGETOWN west OF High street.
The drawing commenced at 10 minutes past
10. The lumber enrolled in this District was
- tcun which were 10 be- taken DIG.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FOUNDER

Articles appearing in journals of this city
aud elsewhere represent a war with Great
Britain as imminent. The assumption that
these articles are authorized BY tho Government
or made upon any knowledge Of its views, Is
without foundation.
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SECOND EDITION,
/ O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE DRAFT FOR the TENTH DIS.
TRICT.

The Draft for the Tenth District which CON.
prises that part Of Washington County lying
west OF Rock Creek, was commenced at IL
from which were to be taken l16. The follow
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TO LxAvH ru CIrY.-IAst night, Hrs.
Rhodes house, No. 80 Maine avenue, wss us
ited ~ Lent Brennan, and the inmates, corn
posed OF MTs. Sarah E. Rhodes and her dsugh-
tiers, Mary Ellen. Jerusha and Virginia, Mrs
Amanda Robey and three children, wcrs es-
corted to the central guardhouse. II Will b
recollected that she was ordered 70 vacats the
premises less than week since, but she dis
regarded the order, and hence this arrest. This
morning they were brought before Capt. Mer-
their house was one Of the most orderly, and
that the charges against them were false, bat
they could not prevail on the captain to be.
lisve them, and they were ordered to leave the
city by Tuesday next on penalty OF going 70
the workhouse.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES. Henry
Wilson, assault and battery; bail for court
mary j. Hall, fighting; dismissed. Sarah J.
beckman, drunk and disorderly; for further
hearing. Chas. Edwards, assault and battery;
bail for court aud TO keep the peace. WflIiarn
Burch, drunk; fined Sis. Jos. Trunk, lar
ceny; dismissed Elizabeth Gray, ASA alt and
battery; bail for peace. Henry Sonborn,
threats; do. Margaret Sonborn, do do Jas
Dempsey, assault and battery; I.auis Drew.
ser, disorderly; Fred'k Pasco, do: Robert r.
Robinson, sleeping in the street; John ".
Owen, do; dismissed.
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THE SITUATION

THE SIT TIUN.
Up TO noon to- day nothing is known in Wash
ington indicating any change in the status OF
affairs in the front from their cond ition Us that
was on the day before yesterday.
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ATrExrrED SUICIDE-Ycsterday morning
Mrs. Wood, who resides st No. ~ Massachu-
setts avenue. south eide, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, retired to her room, req Nesting
her family not to disturb her, as she was ia
zig ued and some time Afterwards, some OF the
family, on going into her room, discovered her
sitting behind her bed, with q wound on her
throat holding pillow TO il.
Dr. Began was Immediately called, and
dressed the wound (the anterior jugular vein
having been cut), and she ia now in fair way
of recovery.
It Is thought that she committed the act while
IN Mt OF dependency, caused by sickness.
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RETrRNED FROM ON POINT

NET Z 1s.ST7 NUM- UIU FUINI.
The ordnance steamer arrived this morning
from Old Point with Secretary Welles, Asst
Secretary Fox and Chief Clerk Faxon on
board, who went down on Wednesday after
noon.
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
HEAVY UNION MAJORITiEs.

CINCINNATI, Aug. THE Gazette has re.
turns from twenty one counties of Kentucky,
in which Bramlett's majority for Governor is
l6,CA1.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON.
THE sIEGE PROGRESSING FAv0RABL

FORTRESS MONROE August The steam
ship s. r. Spauidng has arrived here. She
Left Stono Inlet ON the it'll inst.
She reports the siege OF Charleston as pro-
crossing tavorably. There is no important
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SUBfTITUTEs.-Those wishing substitutes.
or wishing to serve IS substitutes, should by
all means consult Mr.. Miller, at his inteili-
gence office, Ninth street, as he is q prompt.
active business man.
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SELLING PASSES AND AIDING THE EEEHY.-
Adam Quentin (citIzen} was arrested
Wednesday and committed to the Central
Guard house, for selling passes and giving in
formation to the enemy.
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THE DRAFT IN the ELEVENTH DIS
TRICT

The draft in the Eleventh Sub. District, com.
prisins that part OF the county lying between
Rock Greek and the Eastern Branch, was COM
menced at lix O'Clock. The number enrolled
in the Eleventh District was SIT, from which
number 155 were drawn, with the following
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THE DRAFT.IN THE TWELFTH DIS.
TRIGT

The draft in this district commenced ST i
minutes past - o'clock. This district CON-
prises all Of Washington county lying east of
the Eastern Branch. The number enrolled in
this district was 263, from which - were
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Third EDITION.
Z O'CLOCK p. N.
ANOTHER RAID BY MoSEBY on SUI.
LERS' TEAMS
He CAPTURES THIRry.sEyEN WAGONS

OUR CAVALRY ATTACK HIM Asp RrrIKr
SEVERAL OF THE WAGONS AND THE
SUTLERs. CAPTURING soMnoE
HIS MEN AND DIsPERsfNG
HIS BAND ..
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This completes the draft for the ninth sub
district. or the number drafted, 700 are white
and Is colored.
Among those drawn were three Of the King
family, three Of the Shoemaker family, three
OF the Thicker family, Justice Henry Reaver
and. Vim. {runneli constable; VIM. bowling
auc,ion~er; and Melville Noyes, printer con-
nected with the Repsbssean Office.
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rx1MPrIoN PAPERS PREPARED.

Persons who are entitled to Exemption ffem the
Drsft can asys the necessary pagers Pre- pared ssa
applying to WIN. Il; HOPE.
an 5.Sts Z" The ConstitutionAlC nion.s
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Iy THOMAS BOWLING. Auesionssr,

TWO vALUABIHf sc iLb1kG LOTS AT AGO.
i TIos-I win sell on To lsDAY AFTERNOON
rtxt, Aug 18th. 1t O'Clock In front Of the preu:
stl eet near the Georgetown College: Each Lot
fronts n feat on I'd street, running back $50 feet.
Title Pc, feet. Terms cash.
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LIFE AMONG THE RxBns.-Janes Britain.

ro an MusrERnp OUr.- The i67th Pa nil.
,,;s arrived ytst rday. on their way homa "a
,e n rstered opt Of service, their term OF SET.
xic. hn1 Ing expired They number, Ss3, IN
Ger thr command or Dol. Davis. yse,s. 81 =
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AIDING SOLDIERS TO DRsERr.-John Webb
was arrested On Wednesday for exchanging
clothes with soldiers and aiding them to desert,
and nmnitted to the Central Guard house by
Cant Todd
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nIssOLUTION OF UO-PARTNERsHIp.-T
~ business heretofors existing under the frm
and style OF M e. HAMBURG ger Il Co. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent
Henry Morris win continue the bus SIS st the
old stand, cor. 18th and II SITS.
NJ e. HAMBURGER.
II. MORRIS.
Also. the business ct the corner of 9Th aud & sta
will be continued by d. g. HAMBURGER
Al
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TIE DRAFT AT THE NAVY YARD-Amonx
the various departments or the Washington
Navy Yard were drawn from the 80 painters
80 plumbers out OF 1884, Is cut of las laborers: "
Messrs. Henry Stewart, s. Miller, - SOM
merville, and II. Kelly, quartermen: 10 from
the ITO joiners Of whom have been enrolled
in Baltimore; and of the i2 writer's employed
In the Offices OF the master machinst clerk OF
the yard; naval constructor and constructing
engineer.
About one dozen conductors on the street
railroad train have been drafted thus far.
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~ 1OR SALE
i BE WOOD and COAL YARD IN Green street.
Georsetown, on south side Canal, with the Good.
will Of the present occu pants; :hs Ia considered
one Of the most desirable stards in the place for
the wood apd coal trade. Irauire Of HENRY
BAERON SON au 5-lw-
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THOR RNNT-BRICK HOUSE on Capitol Hill
+ Apply $50 Twelfth street, between Ant

s,oR RNkT-BRICK HOUSE Oh Capitol Hill:
Apply $50 Twelfth street, between sni o
streets. II
xBAkfkD- good journey man BARBok
w Apply at No. 516 n ]. avenue near Depot
su5-J
NkJAkfED IMMFDIArELY-A HOUSE, fur,
w q shed or rnsuYnishsd, containing sbout
rnsns, be tve4n stA and Istl streets orth q e,
.y.Ius and rot above l street. Address Capt y .
corner 18th ED & stfs t., aY7.N
1arAk1kD IMMkDlArELi-A YOUNG MAN,
W rs or II yssr. 10. Who . wiilin. TO .9r1 and %.
ALL, 70 r POfkhTINi 81 p. svenur between
- "a nth etrr<te IT,
SOUND Yesterday. Angus. eth. PooKEr
sth & eet crossirg Mass ave The oSner caa have
ii by c. ling ct No. ass hishth s,re~t between u
a. 4 tvr.: aidet BE- fore o'clceb In the NOR ing
and after ee' och In u afternoon, bS psYius for
a. - tey. rtiseu.eIt auJ8
NOR eAlA-A 80 dwA9 y yi,h TOP, Ia goed
: order Also o 10 e Old BACKS Fer par
aeuisr. apply q No. az @ e.. bet a ana "a SIS
So ----
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RoBBING A PEDLAR 9IRL.-Tuesday after
noon, Henry Barton, Idath New York, at the
and. a-hslf dollars, and was arrested by Capt
Camp and sent to the Central Guardhouse
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SPEClA1 NOFICE.-Those persons emf tied TO
- e1sp ption from the draft are informed that
ation thereto it will be Necessary for To- N t. ale
On AFFIDAVIT fore the Board Of Enro!lr, Mt sett
is based The above instruments will be DRAWN
UP correctly and with dispatch upon applica ton
to PICK 9ARDn NR 4 XgILf.K
Attorneys, 4SsZ 7th street,
au 43t- I'd floor kooms No 8 and 4;
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DINK MOsQU NzTs.

DIHK MOsQU NsTs.
go pieces MOSQUITO NETS
100 pieces PINK, Blue aud Feisw TARLEr0N for
covering pictures.
Closing out LAWNS at I23s cents
MOZAMBIQC Es and other DRESS GOODS At
recuced prices.
VIM B. RILEY & BRO,
k',36 De ntral Stores, Oppo. Center Market.
Au42 bet It'll and 9Th streets.
NOTICE OF CoPAhTNIRsHIP-rh The under
y signed have this day formed q Copsrtnership
und.r the arm OF Willet It Redgrave for the pur
pose Of conducting the Lum Der business, in this
city. r. q. WILLDT.
VIM. RHDGRASE.
WASHINGTON. 18th July, 1853. is sl-lu'
NOTICE.
IN Consequences Of TIE scarcity and sudden rise
IL the price OF Northern Ice, together with high
freShts. dc We are Re uctantly PEELED TO raise
our prices from this date, as Yoto1s:
FAMILY PRICES.
" 10 cts.
- eSS.
81
LII MIDDLETON il co,
Washington, D. c.. August lat. 1853 an lw-
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Andrew
jackson, picking pocket; dismissed. Albert
Clsgett, disorderly; do. Thomas Wallis, do:
do Lieut. H. S. Thompson, do; military Or.
T. CUNNINGHAM, do; dismissed. VIM Somer-
vile, fighting: 1892. Rebecca Beekman, do !:
Sl-3-. Kent nj. Dowdep, drunk dismissed
Thos. Adley, grand larceny; Jail for hearing.
John Brown, threats; Fl 81. Morris Reardon,
drunk; dismissed Virginia Hall, vagraut:
Sl5S. w. p. Keller, wasting Potomac water:
sl.5s, DanI Dantol, drunk; dismissed. John
Drunk. very drunk; for hearing.
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~ MAYOh'S OFFICE Augu3t 8, 1883
7 ROPosALs VIII be reosiyet at Z is ohass tntil
IL o'elock m. on Monday the 10th instant. FOR Tim
vsnia avenue to New York avenue, the grays to b
Of quality to % approved By the Commissioner
srd Assistant 0ommis.ions;s: and te be nine inches
wards the gutter iiss, to be ii raSed Of sons Of
improper size, and wnll rolled With heavy sl!er.
grading and per square yaid for grayelins.
Nc Part OF the spproPrtation viii BE- A1 tse
missioner and Assistant Comm issioners hat the
work has been properly az. cuted
WI. RUTHIRpkD,
Commissioner of the SeoontWard,
VIM. P. SHDD,
HENRY BARON,
au7 Assistant Oomuisione
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FfRE.-There was ali alarm OF fire yesterday
afternoon, caused by the burning of quantity
OF rubbish in the back part of the store OF Mr..
Z. ;. Whitflesey, dealer in paints, oils, &c, ON
Seventh street. The frpmen were soon on the
ground. and prevented the spead Of the flames
and thus prevented destructive fire, rs there
was much combustible matter in the store a
good deal OF damage was done the stock by
wRter being thrown thereon.
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--LATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOE.
~ Advertisements BY Lewis JoAnsos n

EnW YORK RATBsI3 oLoCK FL
Coupon SIS, 1881, 1G 4: 1905. 1861 New Oer.
ancates OF Indebtedness, S95; Gold, i2,k.
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A TTEHTlON,
"A DRAFTED MEN
EXEMPTION PAPERS MADE OCT
MODERATE TERMS
BY =. BRITINGkR, 40 18th street west,
= hatvaan n M r

kTEAMkR KEYPORT. CAPT. n A. BiTHKR,
- leaves haltimoresve FRIDAY 6~&
a. 10 9. NJ for Aiexand Ia, Washing
ton, and landings on the Potoma c2s.sEe&1
river. Returning leaves W ashin gton every TIC rs
DAY, lt6R IN and Alexandria AT 4 m
For freight passage apply on board or 20
Oh RLEs WILSON. Agent, Washington, D. C.
I'm
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S1EAMsHIP sALVOR HAS Arrived PROM
- NV York, aud ia now disrharsing ANAA
car 90 At fest Of u igh street Geor getow.. <9&fk
Cuntisnees will p.ease attendto the re-SA4>a4
eepil0n OF their goons At once. This aresmer viii
leave for Now York on Saturday, the 9Th inst at !.
For freight or passage pply to
al 5St MORGAN & RHIEEHART AeeutE
81 BsTlrUTEsi sUBsTITUThst.-T THE
= DRAFTED MEN OF ASKING TON CRY
We arr now furr ishing eUBSTi Tt TIES very low
for The drafted men of Warrington city and
guarantee Tel-ate
Gales ly First come first served
Once Room-Parkers Building, opposite Metros
pol,tan Hotel.
au43t. EMORY & JONES
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FINBD.-Wm McNapb, Daniel Demons, ]. j.
Hicks, T. Harbough, Geo Schlos, John Beck,
p. Henkle, F. Opendener, Margaret Angrer,
and Chas. Fitch, all doing business on Sew
enth, have been fined $40 each by Justice
Ferguson, for selling liquor TO soldiers.
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This closed the draft for the Tenth Sub-Dis-
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ISoUEsT.-Yesterday, Coroner Woodward
held an inquest in the First Ward, over the
body OF man named Patrick Fitzgerald, =
Government teanster. The evidence showed
that Fitzgerald was killed aceidently by being
run against by a Government wagon, driven
by man nearly blind. The jury returned q
verdict accordingly. The deceased was about
hfty years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-07

DIsoRpERLY.-H. s. Thompson, private in
he l7Sth New York regiment, acting Heuten-
ant, and filling the position at the Central
Lieut., Cooper, was before the Provost Mar
shal, charged with being drunk and disordeYiy.
He was committed to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-07

CHARGE or STEALING A MuLE.-Yesterday
q. w. McNault was arrested on q charge of
stealing two mules which were found in his
possession. The mules were claimed and
identified by Mr.. ]. =. Wilson, No. 4sI Ninth
street, to whom they we're delivered. McNaulr
was sent to Jail for further hearing; but subse-
quently gave bail before Justice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-07

Az AkfkD-OIe good journey nan BARBo IL
w Apply at No. 516 n ]. avenue near Depot.