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JOHN Ii \
WIN. CORNELL JEwETT, DC, &c, DC.

FINANcIAL.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser of yesterday evening says:
The stock market opened with stron ger
feeling, and at the call there was an advance
through the entire list. The sales were larger
than Tor some weeks past, and vigorous pee
Native movement was apparent on some of
the railroad stocks. There is more inquiry for
shares from outside parties, and there are all
the indications Of renewal of speculative op-
erations.
Governments were again very active and
higher.
The withdrawal of the Temporary loan by
the banks has necessitated large farther is
sue Of compound interest notes.-the increase
OF circulation under this head being 80 900, 600
rms illustrates the Injurious operation OF the
temporary loan expedIent invented by Mr..
Chase. The banks have been lending to the
Government in this way to the utmost of their
ability. stringent turn in the money mar
within a week. The Government has no re-
sources in the Treasury for meeting such a
draft, and the Secretary has, therefore, to fall
back upon his unissued currency. The tenn
porary loan has TINS resulted in an addition
to the circulation OF ten millions within one
week.
There remains now S63,OOO,OOO of this loan
outstanding, at any time subject to a heavy
draft, which, as the Treasury keeps no ad-
equate reserve to meet such a contingency,
would have to be met by the still further Gre
alton OF currency. The direct tendency Of the
loan is thus to foster imitation. 1t is con-
and the sooner he offers some practical in
ducenent for the funding of this portion Of
the debt, the better it will prove for all par
ties.
The Evening Express says:-The subscrip-
tons to the $40 loan are already coming in,
and MIR. DISCO received several this morning
including one OF S5G,0O0,GOO. A certain bank In
this city is expected TO take $780, 900 or 900
Ia the course of the day.
The money market exhibits no material
change, and capital is abundant at per cent
OF call, While in some instances lower rates
are accepted. The statement of the public debt
shows that the Government are paying out
compound rates, which must float as currency
for some time to come. The banks are in a
strong position and money is flowing in here
from the interior.
There was sharp revival of the speculative
feeling at the Stock Exchange this morning and
there was large advance throughout the en-
tire Railway list.
There is strong demand for stocks general
Iy, under the prevailing opinion that higher
range OF values must rule in the future.
There was an active demand for Govern
ments on foreign account, and there was a
further advance I'm prices.
The gold market was very tame this morn
ing, and fell off about per cent. from the
closing rate of yesterday. The immense re-
shipments for foreign merchandise, and the
large amounts of Government securities going
abroad create a great volume of exchange,
which materially lessons the demand for gold.
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A REPORTED CROSSING BY THE REBEL!
AEDNE Muddy RKANCu "A QAN RI

REPUKTED UKUSsINT BY THE RERELS
ABOVE MCDDY BRANCH A CANARD
DOUBTLESS.
A farmer arrived here last night from above
Muddy Branch, and stated that some of the
re bells crossed the river on Tuesday night, and
threw out pickets between Muddy Branch and
Edwards Ferry on the Maryland side and
that he was in their lines until two O clock yes
terday morning, when he got away. He repre-
sents that there were but few who crossed
This story Is, however, not credited, and, in
deed, we have good authority for stating that
no rebels have crossed this side of Ed wards
Ferry at least
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From California - Opposition to Maxi
MILAN.

SAN FRANCIsCo July 25.-The Mexican pop
ulation in the southern counties of this state
are beginning to take sides for and against
and express regret that the United States did
not extend its protection over the Republic OF
Mexico.
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FROM UP RIVER.
Ne Fighting Yesterday.

Parties from Western Maryland report that
there was no fighting yesterday, and that the
rebels have not made any attempt at crossing
the Potomac. The impression is that there is
no rebel force in Northern Virginia other than
the force which lately appeared in front of this
city, and that their purpose now is to hold
Possession OF the Valley until tie crops can be
gathered in
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~ One hunare6 apd eight prisoners were
fraI sferred fron Camp puase 10 the I. s.
Navy this week.
- Governor Curtin, ex-Presideut f}u-
chsnan, and Geoerl Buell. are all rustic aung
Q, BEDFORD Springs.
~ THREE Lttle brothers were dro wnsd to.
eetAsr in pom at Gresham, Mass, lately.
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PYJ.C. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND ERFECTS AT


PUBLIC SALE.
On SATT RDAY MORNING, July 80, at 10 o'clock.
in front Of the Auction Rooms. we shall sell the
Furniture and Effects of family removing frnn
the city. com prisns suite of solid Mshogan Par
Tor Furniture, finished in hair cloth, consisting
Of
Two Tete-a-tste Sofas two Arm and siV Side Chairs
Several ndsome Oil Paintings and Engravings
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables
Sleepy Hollow Chair, Lounge and Rockers
Book Shelves, Fancy Tab es
Cane and Wood Seat Chsirs
Gilt Frame Mirrors, Msntel Ornaments
Carpets. Oil Cloth, and Mating
Oak Cottage Suites Wardrobe
Redsteads. Bureaus, Washs lands
Rair and Husk Mattresses
Dining Table Sidehnard. Refrigerator
Crockery and Glass Wara
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils &c.
jy28d &c, MCGUIRE & co ,Aucts.
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The Draft.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-The Herald says
that we understand that General Sanford
arrived last night from Washington with the
decision of the War Department exenphng
from draft such of the one hundred days men
as may be actually in service when the draft
takes place
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PERSONAL.
PERSON Al,

THE PUBLIC Il take this method of rec
omD ending N. Fl. Miller, 81 9th sire ct. Justice
of the Peace. as gentleman If sound Ju gment
and stric integrity, and would say that any ons
having business to transact will ind him an i'm
partial man. aDd who can tell right from
wrons-frCn my own personal ex varience, in case
tried before him on the 18th and 9th inst.
Jy 9-9tf J. FABIAN.
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The Atlantic Cable.

ST. JOHNS, N. b., July 2s.-The steamer
Margaret Stevenson left here this morning for
Trinity Bay, with Cyrus w. Field, to select a
place for landing the Atlantic cable.
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r BLACK HAWK MORGAN HORSE, . 0io0u
fifteen and a half hands h. Oh. Weighing
t ane thousand si pounds built in P ropsi
Of beauty. without blemsh; perfectly .Hh--<s-
Kind in single and double harness and ell right in
ev ryUay This Horee has been raised by the
Celebrated Morgan stock breeder Lew sherman.
ESQ. Brandon, Vermont. to whom the present
owners refer any furchs -er for his pedig ee.
He was brought here ak months ago at great
expense. and il now sold without single fault as
the owner, after various unsu cceSsful efforts.
NJ m1tch him in st,le sction. color in part
ttne c9unty. Vie is perfectly gentle. and can he
hannied or driven by any lsdv. or even hoy. The
sites tLnn of private families and army ofcers is
r+soe fully invited t. this fine animal
sold to private citizens or army nficers. Price
$50 He can he seer at the stables of KEEL
LEH Eh d PfWELL, Eighth street, between d
For particulars amply at the stables. or at the
sore o. p! EEiLE~, $40 Seventh street near
Odd Fellows Hall. jy 23-u
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LOST AND FOUND.

sundsg the 2ith inst middle sized
JOHN WAGNER corner 9th an. 1i SITS 't jy 2ss
4 and red OK The owner is y requested to COM
Eim away on NaTth Gspitol tot streat next to tie
Cemetery Grave Yard Liy 2s-sttI Mrs. FRIDAY
WAS HIRED on the 10Th instant, to Captain
hind feet white The finder will be literally re-
wa war by leaving it at } NATHAN corner 18th
] OsT-A round. GoLD PIN; a. little enamel
Il Roof ;s; ! buiidins' As
~ w commons nerth of 10Th and NJ SITS, on the
18th Of J1,yy, medium sized white and red BUs-
iiT5 ira house above st north ". ~ y . St.
GS REWARD. = strayed away from the sub
bay MULE. sneP9ssd to b. eight years old, the
CIVIL ;! 1o Gft i Mo- 70 d in
barton street, Georgetown, D. c. jy28 IT"
Coz REwARD-stolen from the pasture of the
dark brown HOKsE' about i h "a hi sh. stout
built. thin short name and tail small star in fore
Shoe scar F and hy bcE
wirded. will give The above reward far the re-
covfry Of the horse and conviction of thief, or
W 1'ii"' ''' ''' i' THos- C MAGRUDER,
jy 2s-3t Near GlenwoOd Cemetery.
T OST-On Monday. the 25th instant on St he-
u tween lith and 18th SITS a lad Us gold WATCH.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving il
at No. 339 street, between 18th and 18th. iy272t"
EOUND-A POCKET BOOK. containing money
u and discharge of NJ kerrigsn The owner
can have the same by calling on 5. ADREON,
Ambulance Park. 18th and sts. y q 81
CAME TO MY PREMISES, on the 2.d instant a
~ small red Buffalo COW The owner is requested
to come forward prove proPerty psy charEss and
'a * me st animal away HEINZ MARrIN
/ black HkwFoUND%hND BOG, witt With brass
collar on and name engraved on on It aRpNNrv
Express driver at the b. and o. K. r. depot.
GlO REWARD-Drowned, on the 25th inst. of
,h D IG efE at tss sjsv on 2
rubber coat, corduroy psnts, and heavy pair of
b bootS | b reward AMI tie thg Of his
0tS'2s e Jersey a saath OF
I 0sT OR sTRAyED-0n sunday nj ght, the 2lth
inst from the corner p 1f 2sh and streets
high, both hind feet white, small star in his fore
head he bis mans ragged Ten dos,s reward rev, VII
co. REWARD-Lost in Alexspdris. on Friday,
~ - the 18th instant, large, cluster DIAMOND
borho,d Il the City Ho.ei. The .bove We tewsrd
Will he paid # the ring is returned 70 LIEUT..
Or at Mr. GALTs jewelry store on Pa arsnus
Washington, d. C. ~ % Ct
I OST-On the evening of the 18th inst, BAY
IL horse, 1bout7 Years old; white spots on the
left side, from the effect Of sores from the grth;
aud several .Fpots from old sores on botn sides
back bone, from the effect OF the saddle. Was
taken from tae premises of CHARLES MADE3,
corner of Sd street aud Penn. ayenue Had on
when taken a Mcclellan saddle. bride and mar
tingale. A suitable reward will be given if re-
turned to Msdes' Hotel. jy2j st"
osT-on THURSDAY evening, July 2lst, on
~ Georgetown Hei shts. between the upper part
of Greene street and the Reservoir lady'y long
GOLD CHAIN with slide get in tn quoise, and
having y locket attached thereto suitable re-
ward will be paid to the finder upon leaving it at
12S Greene ST.. above West GEORGETOWN " 25-Ix
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AFFAIRS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meeting
Of the COuncils.-ln obedience to call OF the
Mayor, the Board of Aldermen and Common
Council met in their respective chambers. The
principal matter for consideration was the sn N
OF money Georgetown is required to pay the
Metropolitan Police, in accordance with the
act of Congress increasing the pay of the po-
lice force. The Common Council referred the
subject to the Aldermen, and the Aldermen
laid the subject on the table temporarily. The
boards also passed a resolution authorizing the
extension OF the upper story of the new mar
ket thirty -four feet; and resolution in favor
OF John Oidfeld Il Bro. The Aldermen ad-
journed until Monday next, but the Council
adjourned indefinitely, and will require an
other call from the Mayor to be assembled
again.
Selling Whisky to SoldierS.-Mary Gala
CHER was arrested this morning for selling
wbiskey to soldiers, and was fined $50 by JUS
tice Reaver. Jas. PARROT, proprietor of the
itenerant bar, referred to in the Star yesterday,
was turned over to the civil authorities this
morning, and was fined 500 by Justice Reaver,
tor peddling whskey without license.
Port Of GeOrgefo,cn. En- tered-Steamars Per-
rift, Elloway, N. Y; Fairbank, Mershon, do ;
Jas. Hall, Fenton, Philadelphia; merchandise
TO District merchants. Observation-Disclosures
Constitution, Mprdock, Nangemov; Clara,
Galloway, Bait; Pearl, Williams, Havre- de-
Grace; Charley. Yates, Backstone's Island;
Steamers ]. Thompson, McKaig, City Point;
Lizzie Baker, Donohuge, Bait; Sloop II. Day,
Jones, St Marys.
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DE CONDEMNED HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTRRMAsrBR,}
WASHINGTON, d. c., July q. 1864. \
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro, ID. c., on
FRIDAY, August 5, 1864. Ion Cavalry Horses.
Tu ESDAY, August 9, 1864, 100 Cavalry HorsAs.
These horses have been condemned unit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold sin ely.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. ERIN.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quar- termsster,
~ 2S lit Cavalry Bureau.
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OFFICERS SENT UNDER GUARD TO THEIR
REGIMENTS

REGIMENTS.
Lieut.. S Damorick, 18th NJ Y, and Lieut.
r. T. Tighes, I'D N. Y ARE sted for being alb
sent from their commands without proper
thoriiy, Were sent this morning under guard to
the Provost Marshal General Of the Army of
the Potomac. to be returned to ter Iegi-
mentS
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~ A recent discovery has brought to light
the fact that the Jews are very numerous In
China. A Jewish officer in the British navy
estimates them at one million. 1t was by mere
accident that this community ofOrieutal Ohina
Jews was discovered. The officer referred to
went up one of their rivers. and observed q
LARGE town or city. He was not at drst cordi-
ally received: hut finally obtaining an inter.
view with the chief, he landed under his pro-
lection, and found. to his establishment, an
immsn Sc population Of Jews. 81
~ TIE Turkish commercial flag has heen
altered. Instead of the red ground and white
crescent as Hitherto, the colors are green ground
with a red ball in the middle bearing white
crescent in its center.
~ It Is reported that Governor Oony. OF
Name, following the precedent, wpi appoint
exiioyernor t,oburn Senator in place OF Mr..
FessendeD, resigred- fAH4aJ& - -.
~ A new gunpowder is proposed "a Eng
land. 10 consis of forty seven parts OF chic.
rate OF no q sb thirty EIGHT parts OF forrocyan.
ide Of poassiur, and Ave parts OF sulphur.
grin srite of the drough, the whole wheet
crop OF Towa, 1t Is said, Will reach H. soaeQV
bphele. -5ts>
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As an irresponsible person named Jew
EFT, who has recently been acting as an agent
and messenger for the rebel emissaries in Oan-
ada, is assiduousiy laboring, and apparently
with some success, to create the impression
that he acts by virtue Of q certain implied I'M.
Outstanding or connection with the Executive
Mansion, we deem 1t not improper to state that
be has never received from the President the
slightest recognition; that Major Hay, at Mia
CARA, expressly declined to meet him, and that
the only letter he has ever received from the
Executive Office, in answer to his yoluminous
communications, is the following:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July lS, 1851
SIR: In the exercise OF my duties as secretary
in charge Of the Presidents correspondence,
it is necessary for me to use q certain discre-
ton In the choice OF letters to be submitted to
the personal inspection of the President In
order to avoid a further waste OF time On your
part, have to inform you that your letters are
never so submitted. My proceeding in this
matter has the notion OF the President
/ am, sir, very truly, your obedient servant,
JOHN HAY.
WIN. CORNELL JEwETT, &c, &c, DC.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w CARLISLE, PENN'A
The Proprietor takes pleasure in Announcing
that this favorite and fashionable Water
ing Place il nov open for visitors. TheYEMY
Carlisle White Sui phur Springs ara situ- SI..6E
ated IN Cumberland County, Pa, about fonr n lis
northeast fCarl Ter. The PERSONAL and undivided
attention Of the Proprietor will be given to the
wants and comforts ofhis guests
Jy26 ST. n w WOODS Propretnr
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A UDUB0Np BIRDS or NORTH AMERIOA.
"A In nye, yols royal octave Of sext, and one
magnificent folio volume Of plates, tsiss By N
inches, } in sns winding. For sls-oae COPY only :.
price $5o. By .v,npx
COMPANION TO THK REBELLIoN ksO0Rp !,
" CONTRASTING Ofcial Reports. NsrrstSe 2 49,
state Pagers, both Nstiena1 and Rahet v sch we're
not on hilehed In the regular issues Of the ksbel
hon Assec4. L vol. geo, VIII SosfEH1% .y,np
ut it-hs 14 fga 4kANUh a aNh
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Stair OF THE THBRMoMRTKR.-At Frank
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 2i4 Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at /
O'Clock, 81 In the shade, and lis in the sun.
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NLARIFIED CIDER c,.p,p,Rn c,nrp.,

CLARIFIED CIDgRti
I have lust received per schooners George g.
Adams" aud y w. ~ from Boston large supply
of pure MASSACHUSETTS, CLARIFIHDCIDERv hich
oher for sale at the lowest market pcise in GUAM
titles 70 suit purchasers -. --..
Hotel kee pers, suffers and al othersi in want off
prime srficle o. Cider are invited to call and ex-
ami lie this before PURCHASING elsew acre. 4. :.
RILEY A sHINN,
Onion Bottlins Depot. az Gree st.,-
f1a<sr~ at~ = N
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT at
i56 Ct street, be,wee Twentieth and Twenty.
irst streets. First class boarding house near by.
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JAY COOKE IS CO., BANKERS,

FiPTERS III STREET, OPPOSITE L. s. TREASURr,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW U. S. Z $40 LOAN
authorized By the act of June 3Oth, 1854.
The notes viii be issued under date of August
18th, in denominations Of
$50, 500, $500, 81 900 and 200,
payable to bearer or order, bearing irtarest at
$40 per centum per annum. payable semi a.
nually and will be convertible at the option of
the holder at maturity into six per cent. Pive-
Twenty Bonds.
We buy and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS of sill issues,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
And COIN,
And pay the highest price for
QUARTERMAsTER'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
jy 27.tf JAY COOKE d CO.
MADAME AHOLIAB WOULD REsPHOrPCL
cusa 249 street between P nnd ss sss ia
sGe anG aur to al
an impressed medium she is able to ad wise and
mat HPfn If
ance aides - cents; Gentlemen ST. Can b.
consulted from a m. until o. m. jy T-lw'
One of purFE KY e sHts
SODA DRAUGHT STANDS,
similar to Julihu's, 2O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
only somewhat smaller.
ALSO,
iron bound.
Two Puffer's Patent Coolers
One Silver lated Draught Tube, tnever in use,b
Matthew 5 make.
All the above being manufactured to order are
warranted to he in hrstTa copG itiOn, nearly new.
being in use but portion of present season the
only reason for selling being. for want OF proper
locality.
Address soda Apparatus" at this Office.
JvE ST.
A HANDSOME 5 YEAR.OLD BLACK HAWK
"A Mare. with saddle, bride. &c. will he cold at
the low prize of Sl25. Apply immed ato.y at a23
i street between 9th and eth SITS. north jy sj3ts
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
~ Corner of 9TH and K streets
The course of studies ont braces Writing, Arith-
metic Book Keeping, aud whatever the pu pill mar
require. Terms from $40 to So payable in ad-
vance. Hours of attendance from Il. N. to D.
M, and from p. m. to p. m. iy 2s-St+
IME AND CEMENTi
IL Just received a cargo of superior.
R0CKLAND LIME.
Also, a cargo of su perior
HYDRAULIC CEMEN-,
which we offer at the lowest mark et rates
LIME. PLASTER, HAIR AND CEMENT, con-
etantly on hand. J. p BARTH0LOW,
jyl9 cow corner 7th strast and Caoal.
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The Store and Tavern Stand. well known a.
the Fountain mn, now doing a good bu sness
with about twelve acres Of land attached to it. q
nice garden, with vegetables of all K nis also,
about two acres of potatoes, well msnured and
about four acres of corn: There ha. been SPLEEN
did business done here for the last Eve years but
now FISHING to retire from business, I will sell
nv Lease and Crop on very reasonsb terms and
my stock of Goods il the purchaser desires. at
tions are sood-eIeven rooms being in the tavern
and 1t is we'll shspted for country hotel all
NECESSARY out houses and stabling for twenty
horses Apply within seven days at HALPINS
TAVERN, situated in Montgomery county, Mary
land eight miles from Washington City. on the
Washingto and Rockville Turnpike.
Nv 2s-2t| JAS. N. HALPIN.
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TOR RENT--A BRICK HOUSE, containing ten
of W VAIL, STEPHENS Il CO., 1922 Penusylvania
Iy1 -luE
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CITE MER FAIRBANKS HAS ARRIV

ON THE FIRST OF AUGUST DOUBLE
~ Room can be obtained, ana several Table
Boarders accom- modated, al AL 9th ST.. bet veen Z
iy Not
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DUBLIC SALE OF LOT NO. 10, IN THE VII
+ LHGE or. sACKsTT's H ,.R!f NEW \, !.
the Village Of sacketts Harbor, owned and for
many ccupsd by the TRite StA tbs M
of Assnst next at O clC OK p. m on the pre- mi
ses Terms cash il s. eu .sl Eve TO the
chase a seed If release Of the premises, July
Is64 .jy % 2aw4t
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DYJ. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

Chief Oua-tern,dsts's Qfce, Wnshiagton Depot, Z
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July % 1854.
Will be sold at publ auction, at the Corrsls
near the Observatory. in the city of Washington,
D. O., on. WEDNESDAY, August 10th, 1855, and
on WEDNESDAY. August "a, 1854, lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a.
a. RUCKER,
Brig Gen and Chief Qusrtermsster.
~ 28-d Depot of Washington.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. Nj.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo.
tstions Of Government securities:

WASHINGTON, July %, 1864.
Dr,-;n~ Catt;n -
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LNOR RENT-Two furnished BED ROOMS. APP
L ply at No. aga street, between sth and 9th.
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,EHRNnW IrrIRNAL RKYKNua Law. =.
SEVENTH STREET. CG
between 1 and * streets. oO
1863

5IGN OF THE HIGH AWNING.
viz:
Sid. boards, Bureaus, Bedstesds, Mattresses,
Msrdrobes. Cane Sud Wood Chairs, Mirrors,
Tables Washstands, Safes, Carpets, Mating, Oh
Also, Baskets. Brooms Tubs, Buckets. wh'sps,
Feather busters. Knives aud Forks, Spoons, Plated
Castors, &c. &c
Which We are selling lower than any house in the
city. lily 2SIEl HENRY BnNrE
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%. - G. sogSagT aazsF tagb's-g ga gs4c s,as-
800 u . Ann.,..
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TOR ZENITH a private family. one or two
= neatly furnished RO0MS-No. 10 18th st.,
between Ps av. and st. ~ 2s-St'
Two STABLES FOR RENT, with Carrisge
L House, At $40 K street. between 18th aud 18th
SITS in Franklin Row. The stables have accom-
dot. Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28

OST-On Thursday evening, July 2lst, on
" Georgetown Hei shts. between the upper part
Of Greene street and the Reservoir a lady, long
GOLD CHAIN, with slide get in tn quose, and
having y locket attached thereto. suitable re.
ward will be paid to the finder upon lravin g it at
12S Greene St. above West GEORGETOWN ~ -. IY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28

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