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NAVY ORDERS.

Commander Jas. M. Duncan, detached from
the command of the Sebago and ordered to
command the Paul Jones.
Lieut.. Commander Watson Smith, orders to
command the Paul Jones revoked, and or
dered to duty in the Mississippi squadron.
Lieut. Commander Edward p. Lull, prepa-
ratory orders for sea service.
Lieut.. A. T. Mackenzie, ordered to duty at
the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Francis L. Brown detached from the
West Gulf Blockading Squadron, and ordered
to duty at the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Theodore F. Kane preparatory orders
for sea service.
Chief Engineer Joshua Follansbee ordered to
the Juniata, vice Chief Engineer ]. F. Lamdin
detached and ordered North for duty ON Z e
steamer Brooklyn.
Third Assist Hiram Parker, Jr., ordered to
the Louisiana, vice Third Assistant Engineer
John L. Lay, detached and ordered to examl-
nation.
Sailmaker James R. Childs ordered to duty
at the Naval Rendezvous, Portsmouth, N. H.
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Interesting from the Southwest.
GREAT RECONSTRUCTION MOVEMENT GO.
ING ON
BOTTOM OF THE CONFEDERATE TUB GER
TAINLY OUT.

MEMPHIS, Sept. IA refugee from Colum.
bus, Mississippi, states that Johnston loses
fifty men per night by ceseruon-that his army
is dispirited and demoralized, and that those
who have not deserted, only wait for an op.
portunity to do SO.
TWO regiments Of Johnston's army have been
sent TO Georgia and two 10 Okalona, recently,
10 repel an expected "Yankee" raid.
reconstruction meeting, appointed to take
pace oy the Unionists Of the vicinity OF Co.
iamous' has been suppressed by the military.
strong latent Union feeling among the in
haoitants is becoming more open and bold in
Is manifestation; and Citizens look anxiously
1of 'ne advance Of the "Yankces"
cer'er from Brayg's army, who has
reached mere, states his force ia about twenty.
nVe tnooeand men: who are dispirited and
anxious to throw down their arms.
The wheat crop throughout the country Ia
good. The Confederate government is Selling
every tenth bushel for taxes.
The rebel officers ACKNOWLEDGE thew will no
obliged to give up all the country north of the
Coosa river.
In st. Clair county the Union feeling is strong.
"Secesh'' is not allowed there. In other sec.
tons men are secreted in swamps and caves,
and would join the Federal army but for danger
Of capture by the rebels.
Three hundred deserters are rendezvoused in
Winston county. All OF them are armed, and
determined to resist the rebel authorizes to the
last.
The rebels are conscripting negroes at Talla-
dega to build brcastworks at Selma.
A dcserter from Tupelo, formerly orderly to
Gen. Ferguson, reports that Ferguson has at
Tupelo and Pontotoc 1900 cavalry, with ten
pieces Of artillery. Also, that Ferguson is coz
templating raid on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, while Rody is to make an attack
on Glendale, Miss, at the same time. New
cason, with 700 men, is near jackson, Tenn,
conscripting.
The sanitary condition OF Ger. Hurlburt's
corps is good, and the troops are in fine spirits
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FINANC1AL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say that for the first time in six weeks
the bank statement shows a considerable i'm.
provemeht in the line Of deposits The increase
increase i'll loans to 81, AGO. There is a
decrease OF specie and circulation, which is
small and unimportant The stock market con.
dnued to tend upward after the board on Sat.
urday to the very close, but prices yesterday
morning ruled lower, and in most instances
got back to the level OF Saturdays regular
board: government stocks were quiet, without
material change from Saturday Missouri sizes
were sold at \ and Tennessee 4 higher than
at the close Of last week. For North Carolina
Is was bid and sc asked Gold is duh at 132k,
and Exchange closed at 1464 a147, with little
doing Before ths'first session gold was selling
at 1881.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Evening Star.l

GEoRGETowN, Sept. 8, 1868
Yesterday evening, Charles Seyped was ar
to Washington McMullin. He was committed
to jail to await the action of the grand Jury.
The arrivals to-day are-Steamer Tappa.
hammock, Philadelphia, light, schr. Eclipse,
Cook, bark Edward Everett, Harding, Wash
ington, do; sloops Star, Price, Alexandria, do;
Carolina, Jones, Baltimore, do; barges Kaufer
and Warner, Whitaker, hay to Governments
John Patrick, Young America, Blunt, Mill
stone Point, do. do; Gen. Burnside, Eckart
Philadelphia, hay and oats to do.
Departed steamer Jas. 5. Green, MuIlers,
New York, merchandise, from Morgan &c
ham, Mass, coal, from Agnue's docks; brig q.
J. Geary, New York, coal, from Borden Mining
Company.
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NOT so.

The rumor which has found its way in some
Of the papers that Gen. Hentzleman had been
ordered to command force in Texas, is with
out foundation.
This brave and experienced officer would
undoubtedly do excellent service if appointed
to such command as that designated, g. e., the
sitting Of the contraband trade on the Rio
Grande, y as he does in whatever field of duty
placed but, we take it, he can hardly be spared
from his duties in this vicinity
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John morgan and his Command.

From Knoxville (Tenn.) Chronicle, Aug. 49,
Innumerable reports, without foundation
whatever, have been circulated by both the
Federal and Southern press, concerning Gen.
Morgan and his command.
We learn from his Inspector General that his
command, Just before the late raid, numbered
5000 He crossed the Cumberland river with
1850 men. $50 or $50 were detailed for special
service in Kentucky. More than one-half Of
the Ohio river with 2,075 men. 400 Of this num-
Der recrossed into Virginia. He has nearly
1000 effective men now in the Confederacy.
1000 of his command are now at Morristown.
In about two weeks at least 1000 of his COM
mand will be collected together in this section.
Morgan auu MS imprisonment will only
arouse mis- men to more daring acts Of despera-
ten.
Then follows a call from Col. A. R. johnson,
commanding Morgan's men to rally at Morris
ton, east Of Knoxville, and reorganize Tor the
purpose Of again following Morgan if he is re.
leased, or Of avenging his wrongs if held cap
tive.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON.
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR IN CHARLESTON
HARB0R

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The correspondent Of
the New York Times, off Charleston, under
date of the list instant, states that on Monday
morning a steamer was seen coming down the
harbor, when Fort Moultrie opened fire, sink.
ing the vessel. Subsequently a number of
knapsacks were discovered belonging to Ten.
nessee troops.
Its supposed the steamer had been seized by
deserters, who were endeavoring to escape.
Deserters coming into our lines state that one
half of the rebel troops would desert if they
had an opportunity to dose.
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The Missouri Guerrillas,

A dispatch from Leavenworth, 4th inst2r: :,
to the Chicago Tribune says: The troops are
still energetically and successfully purs u n
the Quantrell brigands. Lieutenant Colonel
Clark, Of the Ninth Kansas cavalry, followed
them into the region around head waters O.
Grand river, in Missouri, and during hunt of
a week killed about forty Of them.
captain Rouell, of the Second Colorado Vo'.
unteers, in scout, came upon eight bush
Whackers, who fled, leaving their horses, sad
dies and brides. Lieutenant Parsons, Of tn q
same company, en- countered picket of four Of
the rascals, two Of whom he killed
Reports are that the for ces of the bushwhack-
ers have been completely broken up and dis
persed.
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ANOTHER GUERRILLA RAID IN KENTUCKY
On Wednesday about noon a party of some
seventy or eighty rebel guerrillas entered Elem
mingsburg, KY, about seventy miles from
Maysvllle, and robbed the bank Of about five
hundred dollars-all the money which at that
time was in the institution. They also robbed
many OF the inhabitants of whatever money
they had about them. They were reported to
be portion OF the command Of the traitor T. 7
Williams; but our most reliable accounts state
that the band consisted entirely OF local guer.
riilas, who had thus banded together simply
II rRefmf are Well %11Riqah Ind
unless they speedily effect their eacape.-Cin.
cinnaHi Gazette, Sept.4
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A BATCH OF HUMBUG RUMoEs.

The dearth Of army news drives the sensa-
ton reporters to their wits end for paragraph
ing material, and we not only have no end of
" foreign complications" set on foot as a con.
sequence, but the busy scrlbblers are at work
actively rumoring, again, this removal of Gen.
Meigs, Col. Baker, War Department Provost
Marshal, and Brigadier General Taylor, Com
missary Of Subsistence.
There is just as little foundation now for
these reports as when we last denied them; and
the reporters must rub out and try again.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE.

VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE.
Acting Master VIM. q. Wright, detachel
from the command Of the Howguah and placed
on furiorsh.
Acting Masters Mate w. M. Purdis, pro-
NOTED to Acting Ensign and ordered to the
Kanawha.
Acting Masters Mate John s. Russ, pro.
NOTED to Acting Ensign and ordered to the
Aroostook.
to the Lackawsna.
Acting Masters M ate Edmund Aiken, ordered
to the Eugenia.
Acting Second Assistont Eusineor wiIlia-a
L. Orr. ordered to report to Rear Admiral
PanIdipe
Acting Masters Mate R. H. Eldridge, ordered
to report to Commodore H. H. Bell.
Acting Masters Mate J. N. Goldsmith, pro-
NOTED to Acting Ensign, and ordered to Mis-.
sissippi Squadron.
Acting Masters Mate R. H. Cameron, pro-
NOTED to Acting Ensign, and ordered to Mis-
sissippi Squadron.
Acting Master Thomas B. Sears, ordered to
report to Commodore Bell.
Acting Master Henry L. Sturges, ordered to
report to Commodore Bell.
Acting Ma ter's Mate G.. W, Lane. eranted
furlough.
Acting Masters Mate G. w. Wait, ordered
to the Mercedita.
Acting Masters Mate Isaac Hallock, ordered
to the Mercedita.
Acting Ensign VIM Young, ordered to the
Mercedita.
Acting Assistant Paymaster Frank K. Moore.
granted leave of absence
Acting Master Edward Baker, ordered to the
West Gulf Blockading Squadron.
Acting Master Charles W. Lee, ordered to
the command Of the Howquah
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL
Frank Walton, sent in by Capt King, and
charged with losing his horse and equipments,
with attempting to run the pickets to escape
from the guard, and to bride the guard at Ac.
.otink Fridge, was before Provost Marshal
Todd to-day, and by his order committed to
the Old Capitol.
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- 8. IL

DARTHOLOw ON ENLIsTING AND DIS.
ID charging Soldiers; Sl25.
HenderI on the Examination Of Recruits. a,
Ordronsux's Hints on Health In Armies: s0e'
Hammond's Military Hygiene; IS.
Miss NightinSa le's Notes on Nursina: 5oc
Stl om'yer, I3march, and Chatham On Gun shot
IpJuriep; 7sc. INV
Guthrie on the Surgery of War; 9lE
Tripler and Blackman's Military Suresrv. 81
Longmore on Gun shot Wounds; 75c
Bailiinsail's Military sursery, London; $3.50.
McLeod's sursery Of the Crimean War; Si51.
Grosss Military Surgery; SOC.
WoodwArd's Hospital Steward 8 Manual: al.51.
re8 RRANCK TWIN
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- The citizens of Pittsburg have teIe
graphed the Mayor of Leayenworth an offer
to furnish homes and education to fifty of the
children made orphIns in the recent Law
renee massacre. II the offer is accepted, a
committee will be sent for the children, and
the expense of transfer will be borne by the
PittSbureiaps
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ROUGH CnowD.-Sunday afterroon, con-
siderebse excitement was created In the vicinity
VI VI ana seventh streets north by the conduct
=. tour men OF Scotts 900, who were on . regu-
IeI spree and tried to capture all citizens they
met on the route. One Of them went 70 young
Wan. eGo sewing the skirt CT his coat tore the
III, , on. omcer Frazier, OF the Fourth Ward.
saw the act, and at orca arrested the soldier
A ngnt ersued, but he officer held hi, mi soner
Asotner soldier advanced, but the officer laid
MIN ou. WIN ana blow from his clae. Just then
shot. Frazier turred and saw third ons ~
the party just by him with q pis,oI coctsd and
presented. He seized the pistol. and IN the
sss the hona sa' the powder burning
two citizens went TO the aid OF Frazier. And
succeeded in arresting three Of the soldiers.
who were taken to the Central Guardhouse
They gave their names as Michl o. Brlen. Jpo.
Kelly and Samuel Brown. O'Brien, who tore
the gentleman's coat, md Kelly, who fred the
pistol, received a shower-bi each, and the
three were locked up for trial.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs.--Thomas
Farrell, Daniel Hurley and John IN ulty,
petty larceny; dismissed. Henry Miller, fast
arlyng sSo James pousnsrty having Gov
creating nuisance; do. Mary Williams, disor-
derby; S5.9i. Mary Reed, drunk; dismissed.
John Baker and Rich'd Goodwin, suspicion and
disorderly; Sis each. William Bernard, alias
Chas. Bailey, Deluce, do; sass. VIM. s. Kill
man, assault with a pitchfork; do John T.
Hawkins, drunk and disorderly; do. Thomas
E. a ana k0fa sooF ss0n
FELTON,, assault and battery; bail for peace.
RoBBRRY.-Last night, Samr Ireland, keeper
OF a colored folks restaurant on Louisiana
avenue, near Tenth street, had his tr unk opened
by thief who stole 1922 which Sam had de-
posted there. James Smallwood, plasterer,
had been at work in the room all the day, and
he was arrested on suspicion by officers Cain
and Howes, and was held for further investi-
cation at the Second Ward station.
FAST DRIvINa.-Henry Miller, driver OF
hack No. 155, was arrested last night, and this
morning fined 1910 by Justice Ferguson, for
reeklessly driving over an old man named
Looney, on Seventh street, lest evening. Loo
ney refused to prosecute, except for the corpo-
ration offence.
BKAsTLY DRuNK.-Capt. ID. f. Kelly, I'D
Pennsylvania regiment, was arres ted last night
by the I'd District patrol beastly drunk, and
taken to the Central Guardhouse.
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IThe int llgence from the army OF Genl
Meade is not indicative of any Immediate
movement. Information comes from desarters
that General Lees army is scattered over a
wide extent of country from the Blue Ridge to
the mouth OF the Rappahannock. Between this
and the Rapidan river only few pckets are
posted. 1t is pretty well ascertained that no
important force of Lees army has crossed the
Rappahannock.
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MOVEMENTS
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
MEoDEN SHOWS HIMSELF IN SOME FORCE

HARPER's FERRY, VA, Sept 7-Imboden,
with a force Of 200 men, attacked Major Ste
phens TT Moorefield, in Harry county, day be-
lore yesterday. Stephens he'd about 800 men
and fell back without loss, on Cumberland.
The guerrillas attacked our piekets last night
at Eath; were repulsed. Cavalry are pdrsuing
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~ The official vote for Governor in all but
Jour counties III Kentucky foots up as follows:
Thos. +. Bramiette, Union, 5000 G. A. Wick
lille, Copperhead, 1854. Bramlette's major
ity, 50,62J Total vote cast $500.
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GEN MILROY,s CASE

.
The Court OF Inquiry in Gen. Milroy's case,
which has been in session for sometime past at
ZIP street, and OF which Capt. Scott, Of Gen.
Halleck's staff, was JUDGE Advocate, ed.
journcd yesterday. A review Of the case pre-
pared by Gen. Milroy's counsel, Hon. F. p.
Stanton, will be submitted to the President.
The evidence in this case has been such as to
J.--. G~a.-S .a-~.~
" III result from it.
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PERsoNAL.-:' Artemus Ward" otherwise G..
T. Browne, OF Waterford, Me, is going to Cal
iforria overland.
John Hay, Esq, acting private secretary to
the President, returned to the city this morning.
L. d. Webster, Esq, of the State Department,
has also returned.
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HGGO BARTELS FINE ART GALLERy-o62
Of new and beautiful style, Hayins rsssntiV
added new back grounds and scenery to IT, Cal.
Those In search Of good pictures sbouId rarsm
Der the number.262, as his pictu rss arS .d;rad
ny all lovers of the art 's arg 10 ml,eo
KaA At Rush T0 SMITHS, 4s0 Seventh st :,
ING. A' In oi ~ =
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CHAKLES L. OUDESLUYS,
No. 81 SOUTH GAY SrREEr,
BALTIMORE,
Has in store and offers for sale
100 barrels Ohio RECTIFIED WHISKY. two vesrs
in store,
NO barrels dron bound) very superior RYE
WHISKY, Mount Vernon" brand,
26 barrels very superior OLD RYE WHISKY. four
to FIVE years old.
Also, Agents for Tennent's Well Park Brewery,
Glasgow, Scotland, from whom he receives
direct consignments of DOUBLE STRONG
PIE ard xxx PORTER, In pints.
Also, for sale-
p. Harmony's SHERRY VINE
Fine HAVANA SEGARS
FIRI-PEOOF SAFES and MONTY BOXES se7.sv
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THE SUBSTITUTE BUSINESS In MA
EYLAND STOPPED.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-Gen. Schenck has is.
Eued an ORDER suppre-sing the substitute bust
ness in Maryland and in his department, it
having been found that agencies for procuring
sub-titLtes TO go out Of the State and his de-
psrtrent interferes with the operation Of the
draft and recruiting.
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WHY HE REsIGNED.-The ALBANY Stnf.smnn
(Rep.,) says that John Hay, esq, late Private
Secretary OF President Lincoln, resigned be-
cause he could no longer endure the "story
telling at the White House, nor the impropri-
cites around some of the Departments.-Ch
cago Times, 5h.
There seems to be some fatal defects in the
accuracy of the above report, as we are as
sured from the lips of the gentleman in question
that he has not resigned, has no intention of re.
signing, and that the other part of the story is
equally matter of news to him. In fact, the
story is one Of the carards OF the hour t1yinp
thick and fast Just now.
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$4,000 Agents Wante d!
RARE OPPORTUNITY
$4,000 Watches, Gold Pens & PENCIL

$4,000 Watches, Gold Pens & PENCIL
VEST, GUARD AND NECK CHAINS.
CHATELAINE CHAINS AND PINS,
ENGRAVED BRACELETS,
ENGRAVED SPRING LOCKET5
SEAL STONE RINGS, CALIFORNIA RINGS, CHASED
KINGS, MASONIC RINGS AND PINS, GENTS, CAL
IFoKNIA DIAMOND PINS, CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
EAR Drops, BEAUTIFUL SETS OF JEwELRY,
NEW STYLE STUDS AND BUTTONS, ETC.
WORTH 100000,
To be sold for One Dollar each, without regard to
value, and not to be psid for till you know
what you are to get.
In all transactions by mail We sha char.a for
doing the business, Is cents each which mnst be
encioEed when the reque1t is made to knov What
you can have. After knowing what Won Ger hsye
then it will be ut your option to send H. take the
Fiy. articles can be ordered for Sl-s,axsn for
S2.thirty for S5-sixty five for $lO~and one hun
with the information of what you csn h,vsv,ll
be cent Circular giviag full instructions to Agents
at your option to send and get the article or mot
Also, for 81 will send solid Silver SbiaT or
either Army Corps Pin, with your nsnle rar;ment
ana 31mapany Handsomely engraved upsn it,
S. M. WARD q. CO
ssS on .'"o' new fofk. EOS Broadway.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
important from Rosecrans' Army.
THE ATTACK UPON CHATTANOOGA TO HAVE
EREN MADE YESTERDAY.
MASSES CELEBRATED FOR THE SUCCESS or
THE UNION ARMIES.

CINCINNATI, Sept. s.-Four men made an at.
tack on q negro in his house. near Goshen,
Cleimount county, Ohio, on Saturday. The
negro fred killing two ms family and woundine
third
Masses were celebrated in the Catholic
churches yesterday, at the request Of General
Ro ecrans, for the success of the Federal armies.
It is supposed that Gen. Rosecrans made an
attack on Chattanooga yesterday.
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NEW CARs.-The Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road have lately put on the track eight splendid
cars, which combine comfort with elegance,
being fitted up with all the latest improve
ments. They are of the pattern known ms
double deckers, and were built at the shops of
the company at Mount Glare, Baltimore, tor
the main or western stem, but for the present
will be used on the Washington branch.
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL OFF1cER.
WASHINGTON, SeptsmOar Z Ieh3

OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, September 7, 1853.
until g b s.s It this Sss
nss' shs 81 Signal ss Gs,;d
9 !s. ss:ss:
r .in n.s Chts 1s note sn.
2Ctwol rsams White legal CAP
coo ltsn thousand) white thick adhesive envel-
1900 !tsS shous.nd) lemon thick .dhesiv. .nvsl.
sfeo five 81 thSu.and) lemon thick adhesive envsl.
5000 1--we thousand) lemon thick adhesive envel-
s4::s: : s:ss. :;:
70 $500 speo sinf e ss,e sss.D pencils
Il blank books specimens to be seen at this Office,
S soss rubber bands and rings, assorted sizes
! pounds sT.sins rubber
10 10 s s6oss Bet Si:sf mstaIls Pens in boxes
dozen glass inkst.nds, assol ted styles
oosen Arnolds writing fluid, (quarts,) to be ,rar-
dozen Guyot's carmine ink. to be warranted
genuine
are am extra heavy envelope paper. demon and
ina he ,a.lssEsa e. r.sa.sa beth =.
Pioposall must b addressed to the isnal Officer
81 the Arny,"s W;shinston. D. O.. and indorssd
The right is reserved to reject all if the
prices are deemed too high Oh if, for any cause. 4
is deemed not for the public inherent to accept
them sea At
FOR sALE-FOUR ASSES. one jack and three
L jennics; will be sold cheap for cashA
Inquire Of THOMAS 3HlEhY,
between I'd st. east and Railroad,
fe7-I- Washington. D. g. -
nj CLAM BAKE
fssRS NELSON DE BINDER, from Long
Island, \; Z yin supsrintsnd = genuine
at CRYsrAL sPRIxes,
sez-st- JOS. COzfEN0. Propp'r ~
EMET's CORN sALVE.
lMMEDIATB RELIEF AND PERMANENT
CUEE.
rs cent boxes for Corns only.
. cent boxer FOR CONS and Bunions
Bent by mail BY DIR T. EMET,
For sale in Wsshineto By
&c 7lm $50 Penn. avenue
poTOMAo WATER.-Hayins been notified BY
i the Chief Engineer of the Potomac Aqueduct
that, in confequence OF the dryness Of the sea1on
the water 10 rapidly decreasing in the reseryoirN'
Noucs IL hereby given that the hydrauts on
aver aud in all other places under
the control OF the Commissioner of Public Build
earnestly recommend to all consumers to be as
careful IS rotsble t. waste the water lest theV
4 =. ~ 81 B B. FRENCH,
Septcm Der 5, 1868. se7 Tvs