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Assistant Adjumnt General
NAVAL ORDERS

Surgeon Phillip s. Wales, detached from
duty at the Naval Academy, and ordered to
the Steamer Fort Jackson.
Surgeon VIM. Lowber, ordered as member
OF the Medical Board, for the examination of
candidates for admission to the Naval Acade-
my as midshipmen.
Assistant Surgeon ]. Med. Rice, detached
from the Navy Yard, Washington, and ordered
to the steam gunboat Eutaw.
Assistant Surgeon Stephen D. Kennedy, or
dfered to the Navy Yard, Washington.
First Assistant Engineer H. b. Nones, de-
tached from the Wabash and ordered North to
examination.
Second Assistant Engineer Elisha Harsen,
ordered TO the Wabash.
Second Assistant Engineers James SLENDER
and II. w. ROBBIE, ordered to examination.
Midshipman A. II. Vail, ordered to duty on
the Mississippi Squadron.
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The ELEVENTH CORPs.-The statement that
the Eleventh army corps was about to be
broken up and distributed among other corps
is incorrect. We copied it from another paper
and supposed it to be true. The impression
arose from reports Of conve sations said to
have occurred between Gem al Meade and
some Of his corps commander. but we are en-
abled to state, the best authority, that if any
such inteRtton was entertained it has been
definitely abandoned. The obloquy which has
been cast upon this gallant corps Is entirely
unmerited, and the Government has no idea of
giving color to the false and malicious stories
that have been circulated concerning it by dis.
banding the corps.
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NAVAL 1NTELL1GENcE.

VOLUNTEER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Frank II, Munroe, +. P. Baldwin, james D.
Moore and Frederick G. Amy, at the Navy
Yard, New York, appointed Acting Masters
Mates. s. .... -. 4 F-,r
Theodore w. Burger OF New York, and
Theodore W. Twining of New Haven, Conn.
appointed Acting Assistant Paymas ters. =
Jos. NJ. Whitlock and VIM. p, Nolan of New
York, appointed Acting Second Assistant En-
gineers, and ordered, the first to the Crocus;
the latter TO the Honduras. -E
OF DERED.
Acting Assistant Paymaster Augustus Per-
rotz, ordered to the Mystic. yf.t....
Acting Assistant Paymasters Lee, Doane,
Wfthereii and Durham, ordered to the Mis-
sissippi Squadron. g...a,. - IL is..-
DETACHED. '%'t
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Thomas
S. Jennings, detached from the Crocus and
WditihE oluffs. l-s8Iaat - ~ .a-a.t ..H#
RESIGNED -. @7t e ~ 2
F.. Quincy Hill, as Acting Assistant Pay
master. Z. asa. - --.-EaE se-.t saste.s Il
DISMISSED oar .sea2. .5 2
Acting Master John o. Ormand, for disobe.
dience of orders. ~ s-e@s..4 +
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED

Yesterday afternoon a tram arrived, bringing
drown some seventy wounded men, belonging
u Buford's cavalry, who Were taken TO the
Douglas Hospital. Most Of them are severely
wounded many by sabre cuts, received in the
fight near Oulpeper on Saturday afternoon,
which, from all accounts, was q desperate
hand to hand conflict. The only commissioned
omcer among snenI >ea.ss-AAa<a.en.. coma
pany i. 5th u. s. cavalry. On the way down
Capt David HI. Morgan, 9Th Pa, Jack Robson,
bugler, I'd u. S., and - Barrett, bugler, I'd U.
s.. died. John Bennington, I'd U. s., died after
being taken to the Hospital
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Yesterday the gunboat Resolute arrived,
bringing up the sioop Clara Ann, winch was
captured by the Yankee on Saturday, coming
out OF Cone river, Va, with q cargo of 40 bar
rels of whisky, and the crew, consisting of the
following Charles Cooper, James Meteor
mick, James johnson, Thomas Wheeler, Pc.
Uhs.l--A .-s.ss C~A.s p~esrn Inc SIoop'S
papers showed that she was bound from Phil
adelphia TO this city, bnt she Awas taken in
blockaded waters, and at the Vime had her
name covered with canvas The prisoners
were sent TO the Provost Marshal.
The Resolute also brought four canoes and
six barrels OF whisky, which were captured in
Dividing Greek, Va, by the Currituck, the
whisky being found secreted in the woods.
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THE DRAFT IN THE DISTRICT.

The draft for the District of Columbia was
commenced this morning in the Common Coun-
ell Chamber, City Hall, by the drawing OF the
names Of those liable to military duty in the
sub-district of the First Ward Captain
Sheetz, Provost Marshal, was present and
superintended the drawing.
Thomas g. Burns, well.knowa blind man,
drew the names from the box, which was
placed upon a table in full view of all inter.
ested. A number of citizens were present.
Francis W Blackford, the commissioner, was
present, and called out the names as they were
drawn. sg
One company of the 153d Regiment n 7.
Vols, under command Of Capt g. f. Putnam,
was in attendance to preserve order, and SEN
tinels were stationed at the doors OF the room
and at the passages leading to that part OF the
building where the drawing took place.
Messrs. A. o. Ball, w. B. Aber, s. '. Ba-
corn, ]. b. Winters and +. W. Haines, of
Capt Scheetz's Office, acted as recording clerks
The drawing commenced at nine O'Clock,
and was preceded by the counting OF the pack.
ages of names which had been returned by the
various enrolling officers. The names were all
written upon cards, and were dropped promis-
cuously in the box after they had been counted
From this countit was found that, sl2 names
had been enrolled, from which number 1880
were to be drawn, which is added to by so per
cent The box was well shaken up not only
by the blind man who drew the names, but by
a Government detective.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga private letter re-.
ceived in this city, dated July Co. says:
az went yesterday TO Block Island, and
made reconnaissance from the tallest tree
there.
Block Island is between James Island and
Morris Island, distant about q thousand yards.
saw that the Rebels were erecting q line OF
batteries and were building rife pits almost
Che entire distance from Fort johnson to Sc.
eessionville, along the river. could look
over into Chariqton and see quite plainly
what was going Oh there" -5s
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ington. water FORKS W. A. Force. an enroll
ing oaRcer; Robf Lamon, deputy marshal;
Georss r. Jsfnee. policeman; and VIM. and
Ed wcrmlys ne we'll .kApwn colored caterers.
The name Of ssNapolsga Bonapsrte" was
drawn from the boz, ana the announcement
created much laushter In the main. how
eyer, the proceedings were conducted with
even qu,etude, the only sounds heard being the
announcement in distinct tones by Captain
Sheetx of each name as drawn. followed by q
tap on the table in his front to notify the blind
man to draw again. Every few minutes the
box (Which was perhaps twenty inches square,
with an oval hole for the handy was sub
mitted to a vigorous shaking, in order to duly
ssnix things INSIDE. {.
Among others also drafted were William
Farke, enrolling OFFICER, Ed:V. House, cores
pendent New York Timesi Fielder r. Dorsey,
OF the Globe office; and Remus Riggs, brother
OF Geo W. Riggs, the banker. The name of
george Washington as well as Napoleon
Bonapar!e, was announced as in for 1t.
The drawing for the first sub-district was
concluded AT 2 o'clock: OF the sselected,' 3os
are colored and s7i white. .ss. s-.s. -
At O'Clock to-days the drawing for the Sec
ond Ward was entered upon, and will be fin
ished this aftefn ooE. s.s- ss.1.sa fr3at 's:
Tomorrow the drafts for the Third and
Fourth Wards will take place at the City
Hall, commencing at O'Clock a. m.
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fHE CAPTURES OF GEN. GRAM
He TAKES 80 900 PRISONERS.

A dispatch from General Grant reports that
in his operations he has paroled thirty -one
thousand men, and sent about eighAthousand
north as prisoners. making thirty-nine thous-
and captured by him since the list Of April.
In addition to the I've thousand head of cat.
tie and five hundred thousand rounds of am
munition captured near Natchez, he has taken
over two thonsand mules, OF which he has sent
two thousand to Gen. Banks.
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WORN OFT HORSES

Yesterday afternoon four hundred and ten
horses which had been disabled during the
late severe campaign, were sent here from
Warrenton by railroad for treatment at the
Corrals, but out OF that number thirty -eight
died from suhocation ana heat, they having
been placed in house cars, which some persons
carelessIy shut up close.
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Executive MANSION,


1t is the duty of every Government to give
protection to its citizens, Of whatever class,
COLOR. or condition, and especially to those
who are duly organized AS soldiers in the
public service. The law of nations and the
usages and customs of war, as carried on by
civilized powers, permit no distinction as to
color in the treatment Of prisoners as public
enemies-to sell or ensiaye any captured per-
son. on account Of his color, and for no ofense
against the law OF war, is a relapse into bar
barianism aud 8 crime against the civilization
of the age.
The Government of the United States will
give ,he.same protection to all its soldiers; and
if the enemy shall sell or enslave any one be-
cause of his color, the offense shall be pun
ished by retaliation upon the enemy's prison.
er's in our possession.
1t is therefore ordered that for every soldier
of the United States killed in violation OF the
laws Of war, a rebel soldier shall be executed
and for every one enslaved by the enemy or
sold into slavery, a rebel soldier shall be placed
at hard labor on the public works, and con-
t,nued at such labor until the other shalt be
released aud receive the treatment due to
prisoner of war. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY order of the Secretary of War:
f. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutaut General
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GlRDLEn Ep

In the raid by Moseby on Fairfax Station
on Friday night, W. N. Embur, the telegraph
operator at that point was carried off, and is
now probably on his way to Richmond. His
captors had taken q different course with him
from what they did with the suffers teams,
taking him of via Walt Run Shoals
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THIRD EDITION.
5 O'CLOCK r. M.
THE DRAFT IN THE SECOND WARD.

First Ward, the draft officers took recess
untilthree O'clock, when they reassem oied ana
commenced the draft for the Second Ward,
second sui. disirict) -s5 ~ - 8
A large crowd of the citizens of the ward
and those subject to draft assembled, but the
best order and greatest good hupaor esevaiied.
The same prscess was gone through with as
previous to the DRAFT this morning, the cards
having been counted and deposited in the box
promiscuously.l 80
Twenty-four hundred and eighty names were
enrolled, from which were to be drawn al.
The following were drawn up to the hour OF
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FROM THE FRONT.

Parties arriving from the front to-day say
that there was considerable skirmishing yes
terday along the line, but no. general engage
ment had been entered upon.
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OFFICIAL.

HnADQUARrHns PPoyosr MARsAAL,l
Dsstrss IF CssSmbSa, Aug. ,, 1853.
Ths Dram In thS 1htra "a Yeath Sch Dh.
tRiets OF the District of Osl1nsaA, foemprisiae
the Third and Fourth WARDS of Washinetoa
City,, win take piacs as The City Hau a fues-
dAy, Aaeass lth. tsoa eommsncinx 6 0 o'clock
An. Hnxny A-SoRnsrx,
1t Captain and Provost xaeshQ.
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THE CoNFIsCATED PROPERTY.

The Marshal Of the District has been author
lied by the District Court to collect the rents
Of the property seized under the provisions of
the confscation law, with power to make terms
with the tenants, rent the property on the most
advantageous terms to all parties interested,
and collect the rents. On the 5th instant, he
will proceed to collect the rents, Of which the
occupiers OF the property will do well to bear
in mind and be ready to fork over.
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FHH PRESIDENTS SALART.-President Lin i.
coin has not drawn his salary for the past year
from the Treasury. When reminded by friends
that by putting the same upon interest he
would receive an income OF at least twelve
hundred dollars, he replied that he thought
THAI the United States needed the use Of the
money quite IS much as any person. and he
would let IL remain. -1.aEss4
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RosECRANs REPORTED TO BE WITHIN "a
MILES OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-The steamer
Fulton, from Port Royal on the 3lst Of July,
has arrived.
The siege of Fort Wagner was still progress.
ing. EFEE ~
Gen. Gilmore has mounted number Of 200.
peunder siege guns, within one mile Of Fort
Sumter, and he is confident OF reducing both
Forts Sumter and Wagner in a short time.
The Ne,o South, published at Port Royal,
says =" just as Wa go to press, it is reported
that Rosecrans is within thirty miles of Sa.
yannah, Georgia."
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~ The general term Of tho New York Su.
preme Court has decided that the city Judge
has no authority 70 issue . writ Of habeas cor
pss. This puts stopper upon Judge McCunn,
who possessed evidently OF Copperhesd pro-
ciivities. has been In the habit OF granting
writs Of ka1eds covpus to all rioters brought be-
fore him.
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ENMMITTEn

John Quinn, 18th N. @. Cavalry, q rebel de-
serteF, sent in by Lieut., Lawrence, was com
United to the Old Capitol to-day, by order of
Capt. Todd.
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PKRsoHAL.-Kate Fisher, sister to the re-
nowned Clara Fisher, and the youngest Of that
ta,soted family, appears tonight At tho Wash
fnstou Thesser. Clarke, . young comedian OF
much popularity in the North, also appears at
ths Washington tonight, in conjunction With
the 81 Denis troupe.
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TIE TIVE persons arrested at Sheffield
Rnesand, fur tbs forgery Of United Stas1 Urea
suxy notes, h8ye been t<ie6 and convicted. One
uss sentsnced to fosr yeass' penal seevitsds,
ana he osAer 70 aftssn months imprisonment.
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SPOTS TO DE KNOCKED OUT OF 1T PRES
EMILY
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a NETTING OF THE COLUMBIA

T'HB uHDl1SI0N1D GAN PAg1uRl 4
i number OF horses en- his fAfm near Reltsvius,
P. g county, ~. Reference 10 Mr.. Shrieve. TIL
- s-Ns RVaH KIsRNAs.
sY,HIS Is 70 Qrvl NOficB tAat the suSse,iAes
has eesaaneA from the 0.yhass' Oeut Of
WasAiuston county In the District Of Ceia n,bla
sttsRs q saministfation on the personal 6iaes Ct
epsanAA Jones. late Of vasAtn4 ton city. DO, d.
ceaeed. All persons having claims ASAisst tAs aid
a.esssed ere lsssby vsrEd 2 sxhibis the sans.
6sforo The LIST daI Of AuSsst nsxt; they may
Otherwise b. lav - excluded nom ~ bensat o. the
Given under my Aaad this Jss day Of Aueaat,lSss.
a. s-lsvsv. 6WYMa Aakk9. A.ninf.
n HIS ID 70 GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber
i M ohtSansd nom che OYphsas' Court or
Nashisstoa eoesty. In The Distfist q 0olanstas
HONS. MiisssaA. hate q WssAinseon city. D. g.,
deeeaeed. Al Dessops having e3Aims against TIE
aai4 aseeeae1 are hersby warped g sxe3htt sAs
sans. With tAs veaehes Thereof. = rs sshsGihsr.
On or before 10 lss day ee AnSuSt nsKt; they may
sAid estate.
e. sI ss.; ss:'E a sasi q; 1870
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- Judge Belts, Of the United States District
Coaxt for New York, has condemned tho prizes
Pe<eEho1. Gertrude, Spr,ngbok and Stephen
Hart for Constructive violation OF tho BLOCKADE
Ths value Of ths condsmned steamers and their
eareoes b esamated at about two million Of dol.
Lars.
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n@ALL Persona WHO HAVE RELATIONS
US buried in The Grave Yard formsrly ussd By
tho German Evangelical Congregation, situated At
the corner Of i2n and streets are hereby ma aued
that all remains Of eorpses which havs bssn found
VIII after the 10Th instant be removed to tae
Prospect Hin Cemetery unless their frieods pre-
fer 70 remove thera before that date By ortsr Of
the Hoard Of Trustees. A. MINERS. Bee.
~AT A NETTING OF THE COLUMBIA
uS TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY held ON the
we're ne snmouslY adopted:
Whereas we are again called upes to mourn the
loss of old friend and follow craft sman in the
death of ex-Prcsidcnt CHARLIE p. LowREr who
was 70, many years an active and useful member
of our association and ~ a benttina expression
be il .5 .e9E
.Reso1eed, That the Columbia Typographical So
ciety eEprssses its profound sorrow pom this 90
cAsion, and offers to tho widow and family of the
deceased its sincere eondoen their ire
loSs.
R.ses-.d. That the members ofthis Society a.
tend the funeral OF our deceased brather to NOR
rev afternoon, the ID instant, At ; O'Clock
ktsotre jsrtkfr, That COPY of these resolutions
BE communicated to the family Of the deceased.
and also be publish ed in the daily papers
W. B. AeLElN, President.
". J. FHnNEIL, Reeordias Secretary. It.
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going to press,
/ Arch Id AIcLees
Jas + McGuire
Leonard Taylor
Jos hector
| Chas Murray
| Chas Freeman
| Jacob Y Turner
| Morris Coliatt .
| Lewis Brattan
| Andrew J Smith
Philip Hartman
| John III Nicolsy
| Jos Daidan
Philip Mack
| Geo Brown
| C II Snow
4 Edward Cowliag
| & Snyder !.
| Harry Winslow
JAS Coburn
FcrdinsndHodg.
JGilchrisr
Gray
GovernorGibsor
Alex Hamilton
J as Thorn
Saml Gushing
Alfred Green
W m Spriggs
Athertun
Jacob Smith
" m Ammons
Chas Degrange
Sam'l Dryshacl
ycremiahHardi,
Chas Thornton
Chas Gautier
J + Mckenzie
| David Semple
Geo Edelin,
j ohm Brutes
fredk N Tryon
J Il Fosfield
Ambrose Holme.
Patrick Burns
David Eckstein
JonathanNorto
LAIR, Cook
Gabriel Gowigs
Jas 4 Rabbit
WaldheimShade
Moses Brown
Lewis Fortune
Joseph Brooks,
VIM Kennedy
Jacob Pendie
James VI cir
Andrew X ing
Willis Young
VIM A Tenley
Thos d Winters
BENZ Moore
Henry Bohlenu
Chas Forester
Jas O'DonneN
Lem'l Williams
James Brown
Reuben Gibson
SamMont conner,
George Monroe
TT Littleton
Henry @ Hill
Rid Sappinston
Jones
Al L Sturtevant
Edgar L Prindlt
Geo Braxton
Robert Adams
Hiram Rail-
VIM Ball
B Harrison 81
Ralph Elliott
VIM Wilson
James Clinton
Leopold Teiss
PASCAL Carter
| Charles Somers
William W nson
J s Buckley
David 8 Waters
Chas II Baker =
Geo Pebbler
Frank Sober :.
VIM HUM
C ID Elliott
Edward Waters
Daniel Bill
j u whitney
Chas Guest
Fisher Cooper
SyivanusTurnel.
Alex Simms
Chas A Page
welJohnson
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~The HarrishnrG Patr1et Casos says over
four thousand wounAsd' Rebels stu zeraaiu In
the hospitals N and arouad 0cttysburs. who
arc al lyearedfof By Our Surgeons. Many
Of them. Is u reported. have asked not to DO
seat South. where thsy VIII again b compelled
% neht against ths Union.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

THE REBELS ERECTING LINZ OF BATE
RIBS AND BUILDING RIFLE-PITS FROM
FORT JOHNSON TO SECESSIONVILLE.
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SECOND IDlIOL.
4 O'CLOCK Il NJ.
THE DRAFT.

The following are the names drawn since
Tx O'Clock, and they complete the list of those
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LOCAL NEWS.

ORPHANS Court, Judge PtvceH-On Satur.
day, the will Of Lydia N. Whitall was exhi.
bited, and the second codicil thereto was fully
proven. Gwynn Harris was appointed and
qualified as the administrator or Susanna
Jones, deceased. Virginia Milstead was COM
mlssloned executrix Of Thomas Milstead, de-.
ceased.s Louisiana Compton, qualified as ad-
nlnistrator OF Emanuel a.. aCrompton, de-
ceased. Gwynn Harris was appointed guar.
dams to the orphans Of the laIe Peter Jones.
Carter A. Stuart was appointed guardiaa to
Levi Bond. orphan Of Levi Bond, deceased
james Newton Bagthslow having been ID.
pointed Depaty Register or Wills, qualified BY
taking the oath Of Office siasaA
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jaw Reed
p Min6k
VIM II SaxSon
Fred'k Gilman Y
Michael Bora
Geo Wolf
q ID Haywood
AmosJOhipman
Robert Gheen
HenryAHancher
J ohm Parker
J d Bachman
,Geo Diggs
il ) Sprague
VIM Brosuu
George Decker
JnoMMckinney
Jno Roberts
i'm Winebrenner
ChasB urkhauser
David Hinson
Corn 3 Maddala
J w Writlakc
Henry Pickett
J as McGrundy
Sandy Evaiia
VIM Bright
Sam'l Catcher
Jas B Monroe
N Lochbockler
Robert Jones
Martin Brennan
Chas Murray
Richard Buchner
Dan'i Carroll
Augustus Brown
VIM Spangler
RichardMunseli
Jno Cunlin
q A B Chandler
John Hunter Jr
John r Adds
Jno W Thomas
.1dw'd Bacon
Chas Bailey
Geo Hsnnessy
l. Dean
Lewis Norton
Thos Williams
Thos II Wiley
H'y Williamson
r s Ofutt
j os'ph Jameson
Benz Baylor
Gan
J no D Patten jr
Chas White
Philip Finch
] s NJ Wade
Lewis r Clements
benjamin Peter
Charles Roberts
James Thomas
VIM p Fenable
Thos Robinson
Chas Roberts jr
VIM Simonds
GeoTMcParland
johnson
. Hunter
Levi LIE opold
Vim Curtiss <
JAS Parker
Jas Tarroi
j Anderson
VIM Tolliver
r G. Hoibrook
Jos Jackson
W H Gunnison
Henry L Lyons
John Lucas
Lsmuel W3Boy6
John Kenney
WallsceW nitney
LaudyCrittanden
George Bright
Albert Simms
N B Ray
Frank Truxuln
Geo Clesp
Rich d Harrison
Mich Il Hobbs
Herman Wyner
VIM Norton
] III Cunningham
. Z Appieby
W d N Nieho,son
Mcintyre Key
Edward Brown
Richard Crump
VIM Chadwick
Robert Hown
VIM Wilder
Samuel Walker
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THREE RACES IN ONE DAY,

E.>6 ovERFH f..6
E@ff~ WASHINGTON TR0T- SSaHSA~
S3G>S TING COURSE, &
MONDAY Asgnst Sd, 1856.
FIRST RACE TOR TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
BEST THREE IN PIvB.
Tom Williams names .-........b Perfection
JOHU l0ebty uhmes.- g. g .6rAnQyWn0
SECOND RACE POR TWO HUNDREIDOLLARs.
ONE MILE AND RRPEAr.
Allen Dorsey names. -.....-.g.s 8. Independence
Geo nelson names - N Peggy
lnderendsnce to harness, and Peggy o wagon
THIRD RACE FOR FIVE HUNDRRDDOLLARs
RUNNING RACE, HALF MILF AND MPgAr
Vim spangler names Walker mare Lucille Western
Nj Finn, gan names. ...........-b. e. ANDY
Lookout for sharp work, as all ar frat-cl
horses. JOS. L. II EIs1G CO.
au It tChron1cleS&M PDpretors.
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going to press, 8 p. m:

! 8 p. M:
o VIM White
.yno l. Deadly
: Fred Paddisford
Nm Anderson,
Robert p Baker
Chas Dim ster,
r Benj'n Thomas
emith Adams
Jas III Smith
b James Skirying
n John Lee
y Jno w Smith
james Eiannisa
August Holland
Stephen q Ford
Thos Bradshaw
g John Burn
James Peyton
A II Wilkinson
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