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RoPosAL FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 2!

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July Is, 1864.
Notice is hereby given that subscriptions will
be received by the Treasurer Of the United States
the several Assistant Treasurers and Designated
Repositories and by the National Banks des ated
and qualified Repositories and Financial Agents.
for Treasury Notes payable three years from
August Is, 1864, bearing interest at the rate OF
seven and three. tenths per cent. per annum. with
semi annual coupons attached, payable in lawful
money.
These notes will be convertible at the option of
the holder at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemable after FIVE and payable
twenty years from August Is, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in the denominations of
fifty one hundred, FIVE hundred, one thousand and
FIVE thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank,
payable to order, may be directed by the SUBJ
scribers.
All subscription must be for fifty dollars, or
some multiple OF fifty dollars. ...
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos
ties. The party depositine must endorse upon the
original certificate the demo mnation of notes re-
CURED, and whether they are to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed 1t must be
left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
Transportation charges as after the receipt
of the original Certfcat of Deposit as they can
be prepared. sr3
Interest will be allowed to August is on all
deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid
by the Department upon receipt of the original
'ertifcates. ~. E.-- ..ar
As the notes draw interest from August IL, per-
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must the interest accrued from date OF note to
date of deposit. fsa .,-..
Parties de posting twenty Eve thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will
be allowed commission Of one quarter of one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt OF bill for the amount, certified to by
the ofdcer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certifcates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informs
ton, and afford every facility for making sub
Bcriptions. W.P. FESSENDEN,
~ 16-tf Secretary of the Treasury.
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FROM sHERMAN,s ARMY.

Engagement with Wheeler at Grayson-
ville-Rebel Force at Cleveland, Tenn.
Rebel Demonstration on the TO WINS of
Georgia and Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ia gentleman Just
from the front, reports that on Thursday FEN
Steadman started from Chattanooga, and met
a force under Wheeler at Graysonville, eight
miles distant and severe engagement ensue6.
The Federal loss is not stated.
1t is reported that Gen. Steadman was Sc
verely wounded, and Straight Of the 51st Ala.
bama killed. .f
A rebel force is reported at Cleveland, Ten
nessee.
A brigade for Chattanooga left for Cleveland
Wednesday,. a -..
The rebel cavalry have divided into small
parties, and are demonstrating upon the towns
in Northern Georgia and Tennessee The
Federal pickets have been fired upon at vari-
our points between Chattanooga and Bridge
port. 1t is probably the intention Of the rebels
to destroy the bridge between Falling Water
and Bridgeport. --e.sr
As our Informant left, Major Wroe, Gen.
Steadman's A. A. g., was leaving Chattanoo 90.
ga for Graysonville, with cavalry force
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Correspondents Of the Associated Pressl
letter from the Army of the Potomac, dated
noon on Wednesday, says:
The Second Corps having been unsuccess.
full in the attack on the enemy, on the north
side of the James River, on Sunday, fell back
to safe position, which they occupied until
yesterday, when another assault was deter
mined on and carried out successfully the en-.
envy having been driven from their works with
neavy loss In Killed and wounded and several
hundred prisoners, who fell into our hands,
Inc Second Corps also captured few heavy
guns, which the enemy had not time to carry
on, besides quantity of small arms
Our loss was quite severe. aE
Our troops still hold the position they gained.
The cavalry under Gen. Gregg had an en-
gAgement with the rebels, and drove them
from some works near the New Market road,
but they rallied from the different forts in the
vicinity, and finally forced the cavalry to fall
back upon the infantry supports.
Col. Gregg, commanding second brigade sec.
cnd division cavalry corps, was wounded Sc.
yerely in the engagement.
1t is said that General Buffers troops had
slight engagement yesterday, but without m uch
advantage to either side.
THURSDAY, 1Sth.-About one O'Clock this
morning the enemy opened the most vigorous
IRE since the mine was exploded. It com.
menced on the right and center. and was di.
rected to valley where they seemed to ina.
giAe our troops were being massed, and finally
extended along the entire line, rom the Apo
mattox to the Jerusalem Plank Road
The night was beautiful, the moon shining
brightly, but no damage Of any account re.
suited from the affair. It lasted about two
hours and was thought to be prelude to an
attack on some part OF our line The usual
quiet has since prevailed.
Heavy Hring was also heard during the
night in the direction OF Buffers department,
but nothing has been heard from that point
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Glorious Success by the I'd Corps-The
Enemy Driven from their Position with
heavy Loss In Killed, w ounded and PRS.
oners-Hancock also Captures Several
Heavy Guns, besides a Quantity of Small
Arms-Our Loss Quite Heavy-Grees
Fights the Rebels near the New Market
Koad-Partleulars of the Rebel Attack
Yesterday before Petersburg.
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BLOCKADE RUNNING.-There have been re-
ports Of contraband trade in the way Of snug
Cling goods through to the rebels, and recently
the Assistant Provost Marshal attended by
competent assistants went out to Bristol Mills,
Md, and arrested one Delino. He was from
Alexandria, Va, and protested to be seeking
employment. There were however. many sus-
picious circumstances which led to the belief
blockade running.-Point Lookout Gazette.
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(Ry the Peoples Line-Omce 511 Ninth strees-l
NEW YORK, Aug. 19-U. s. 1881, coupon SIS,
l0xs y. S~S2Vs, 116x; Certificates Of Indebt-
edness, asi Gold, s57S; N. Y. Central, l3ok;
Erie, lax; Hudson River, 1872: HarleEa. 2O4;
READING lS6 Z; Michigan Central, 1885, Mnchi-
gan Southern, OIL; Illinois Central, 132x;
Cleveland and Psttsburg, nay; Cleveland and
Toledo, 132; OhtcAEo and Rock Island, 1ffS;
Milwaukie and Prairie du CHEN, IS; Pitts
Terra IHaute, 63: Chicago and Northwestern.,
81 u. Ouickstiyer, SIX.
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DROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
Qu4EEIERMAsTzR gksKRAL's OFFICE.

s.., ~ WAsHIsGToN CRY, August Is. 1854
E g zsiss s 4 tSs fs
for delivery to Brigadier General D II. Rucker,
Of the following Quantities and descriptions OF
80. COO feet white Pine Common Cuttings, A..
5000 feet White Pine ECON Gommon Cuttings, Ga from
100 feet White Pine Common Cuttings s4, from
$50 y61o feet White Pine Tonsued and Grooved
Flooring, A., from Y TO l6 feet long.
80 50 o0oS feet Hsmlosk scantling sxt = feet long
?GSySSfest Hemioek seantlias, sxi, is feet long.
sss' Hs%sss sssRIas i feet long
FEET SO e g feet feet long
$500 $500 feet Hemioek yoiss. SIS s e feet long.
Hs%losk long
2ssSS feet Hemlosk goist sxs and 10 Z feet long.
fee feet Hs%lock y9is sss and 70 Is feet long
$1,000 feet WhitesPine Timber, Axe, from l6 to 40
5000 feet White Pine Timber, 6S6, from 10 to 40
5000 fsss White Pine Timber. szs. from 10 to 40
ssoS Ssss s.. White Pine selects Selects ,- .o,
Der. not less than ) inches and upwards dressed
2scs sts "a White Pine Selects no less than Is
isss ST Pine Selects: wide
so coo feet f-2 inch White Pine Siding.
2.5O,CON No White Pine Ship giles; Is in.
25O.OtO Plsstering Latbs. ,.,,,
Ali the above described to be good merchantabls
TLumber beet to the inspection of an inspector
appointed ON the part of the Government.
> All of the Lumber to be delivered within twenty
. The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should it be awarded to him. must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons. who SO signatures
must be appended to the guaranty
The full name and post office ADDRESS ol eaca
bidder must be legibly written IN the proposal.
1.-THE contract signed byl the contractor and both
of his guarantors will be REQUIRED OF tne success
full bidder, u pom signing the contract,
The right 70 ject any or all bids that may be
deemed too hi Oh is reserved by the euartermaster
Proposals must be plainly endorsed s . on the en-.
Brieadier General D. z, RUCKER. Chief Quarter
master w sshins ten Depot.
B1aIasr Of the e:tFfS;H2TRfxstsS5 o Sssnsr. MD
Afpbila. Press, Inauirers md North American
TSOR SALET4n . Mol, pair of MULES. match
very closely, the ssme size, about years ola.
sads because The owner as no further sc for
them. Can be seen At TIE Three Tun's Stables. 81
street east hotwSen IL and Streets near Viii,
liaws& Jelly 'awhari.,az So -, ,ap LIST
DksfURR FOR HoRSEs-Tbe subscriber hav-
Il ing about eiGhty, acres Of we'll watered ~
Pasture iapd on the Glenvood road, S
!. pssr. RlAfs nA6nrg about ~ miles from CO 80.
n.sdssst .tarI.; Address RENEDIor y0sr.
rsSVA .saS5siIoI 28
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SpECTAI, pAROLE

SPECIAL PAROLE.
Lieutenant Colonel John Mansfield, I'd Wis
consin regiment, wounded in the Wilderness,
Ma or Motley, LIST Massachusetts, and Lieut..
Foote, 121st New York, have been released by
the rebels ON special parole.
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TEAMsrERs WANTED.

Gi5 Qxass~masSr's Oees. pspes a. Washtnstos,l
3 = -. WashangteH, d. c.. Avg. Is, 1864. (
Wanted, at once, Eve hundred 1900 to one thou
sand 900 Tssmstsrs each caDab6le. o. driving with
To such who are competent to perform the duty,
thepay per month WILDE thirty hxe fssl dollars.
Including the best medical attendance when sick .
Men experienced a. Wagon Masters will receive
such positions, upon bringing to twenty.
hI Hpp gIy s to Captain CHARLES H. ToMpK1Ns.
A. g. H. o. s: A., corner Of Twenty second and G
800 ~ = = y = d. H. RUCKER,
s'arsf. "a, Brig Gen and Chief Quar- ter N aster,
an la.2lt -. - Depot of Washinstnn.
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Form r Name of the Pirate Tallahassee.
HALIFAX. Aug. 1.-the pirate Tallahassee
Is now coaliDg from a vessel alongside, and
she will probably SAIL some time during the
night. She was formerly the blockade runner
Atlanta, and made three trips into Whining
ton.
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EXCHANGED -
Four hundred and fifteen prlvates, seven sur
geons, and one chaplain arrived at Annapolis
day before yesterday from Richmond, as ex-
changed prisoners.
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60 be \ photegr apher, and is rather an intelii-
-ent man. he Is held to bail for further hear

IIABHAs CoRfUs CAsK-This morning, Annie
E. Martin, a .colored girl, employed in the
fami IL or Mr.. II. A. Sheckell, Of Georgetown,
was before Judge Fisher on a writ Of habsas
corpu 9, issued at the instanc of Fannie Martin,
an am II OF the girl. The GIRL 1t ap pears is an
orphan' and was bound TO Mr.. Sheckell in 1855,
(she bel ng seven years Of aee,) until she was
sixteen, and the petitioner claims, as she has
attained that age, she is free, and they also
allege Ii at they believe MT S. was making
arrangem ents to leave Georgetown and take
her South. There were several witnesses
sworn, and the case was fully argued, by Mr..
Adams fof' petitioner, and Mathews for re-
spondent, nd the girl herself stated that she
knew that she WINS tree, and expressed her
desire to rem ain in Mr.. SIS family. The suit
was dismissed, with costs to the petitioner.
STALoYsfD s'CHURCH-Rev B. A. Mcguire,
,. j, the eloque emit ana beloved priest who has
presumed SO ably over the fortunes OF St.
AloysVe Charch since its establishment, has
peen uanslerred TO another sphere OF useful
ness. IL mas been for a long time known to his
more mtmafe friends, and especially TO the
superior or mis- order, that over exertion i'm the
faithful discharge OF the constantly increasipe
parochial duties at st. Afoysius was under
mining his constitution, hence little RELAXATION
became absolutely necessary. The members OF
the congregation Will be pleased to hear that
Rev. Father Stones treet, who is no stranger to
many Of thena, will succeed Father Msguire
Rev. Fathers Wiget, HItzelberger, and Rock
ofort viii remain at st. Aloysius'.
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H0RQR THIEVES

An organized band of horse thieves from
Maryland Is securing Loudon and Fairfax
counties, Va, robbing all the Inhabitants, with
out regard to political sentiments A few have
been captured, who represent themselves as
belonging to Moseby's gang, but of whose real
character there is little doubt #'t
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pRIsoNRRs OF war

III qrsL PRISONERS OF WAR.
j A. T. Ayers, LIST Lieut. I'd S. O.; VIM. p. Ba-
ker, Capt. A. A. G. Laws Brigade; F. B. New
by. LIST Lieut. list S. O.; Chas. Whitley and ].
8. Williams, Lieut. 9th N. q. volunteers, pris-
oners of war, reached here last night, and were
committed to the Old Capitol by order of Pro-
yost Marshal InRra ham
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SECOND EDITION,
A O'CLOCK p. ID.
GOvERNMENT sECURITIES. b
Jay Cooke Co. furnish the following quo-
tations Of Government securities: -
LISTS OF UNION PRISONERS.

UuCIHI IIStS Oh Cu6 ndmeS OF S0VefHI HUuur0U
Union officers imprisoned at various points in
the South have been received. Very few re-
in hospital suffering from wounds. Over two
hundred, captured before Petersburg and At
lanta on the 23d Of June, were transferred to
Macon, Ga, on the Goth. Among them is Cap-
tain Chas. Chase, I'd District cavalry.
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THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE !

RoeToH, Aug.t19.-The brig Eta Ackles re
ports that on the 10th, the pirate 3Taiiahassse
was destroying vessels. One brig and three
schoonars were in sight-alI American Mex
day, in latitude az, longitude IS, spoke thu u. >
efeamer Dacotah, steaming east and reported
the above to her. 7a1ff#f lax = I al
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctionsers
EIGHT HANDSOME AND DKSIRAgLD BULL

-. - bING LOTS AT AUG T1UN. Z. = =
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lth instant. OF 8 o'clock
p M, We sh.ll sell: in front Of the erspisss. lots
LIE. and u are hand somely situated % BOUNDARY
street between Sth and 9Th streets west: snd the
.eaaainder a-e on 5th street. between Bon ndary
cSa north streets. Ali persons DESTROYS of pnr
sttands hsudso me building lots you'd do we'll TO
treat ne sais This property Ii near the 7th
wbfcb iis % TOAD depot, and in part OF the city
Gemces - oeins raSidly improved by neat resi-.
.S .d SALE cash. balance in six
interest. A'dssd given and deed Of trust tsk"n.
consssysnee and revenue stamps Of ths cost of
sGDd&ds eKERs, 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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CHARGED WITH n

CHARGED WITH DISLOYALTY.
Five citizens of Montgomery County, Md,
by order of Gen. Anger, on a charge Of disloy-
atty, and will beheld subject to his order
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AWAITING sENTENCE
George w. Brown, citizen. awaiting sentence
of court martial, was committed to the Old
Capitol last evening by order of the Provost
Marshal. .r'
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~ Ten cent postage currency, altered to so
cents, are in circulation; the figure in the ten
being covered by a figure pasted over 1t. The
alteration can easily be perceived BY looking
at the note.
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RERRI, pRJsONE1

REBEL PRISONER,
Surgeon J. r. Forge, rebel prisoner, was
committed by the Provost Marshal to the Old
Capitol last evening. where he will be held sub.
ject to the order Of the Commissary General OF
Prisoners !! = - ~
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REREI, DEsERTERa

Hugh Southard, John Roberts and Henry ID.
Raviguand, rebel deserters, all hailing from
Virginia, were before the Provost Marshal
this morning, and on taking the oath Of allie.
glance were released and furnished with trans
pOrtation North.
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day evening says:
Gold rose from 257 to 25s on sensation rumors
Of Sheridan's retreat -
The loan market 10 easy, but the banks md
lending Institutions are more disiucl tnad 70
make any loans except such as are strictIv
pay able on demand. The rate Is seven and the
demand ID more active. .--f =
The stock market opened dull and Irregular.
Governments are stronger than yesterday, sx.
ceptng certificates, which are offsrad at 9iK.,
Eive-tWenty coupons are wanted at LOOK, and
Si1es OF ISL at lO6k. 10 ~ III -
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MA despatch has been received bv 0enersl
Hays, At New York, emanaiinK from the War
Department ind conveying instructions to
nave al tse enrolment lists resdy by the LIST
eminent to carry out the draft on the 5tf,.s No.
tfcaeou OF com pietion of the en- roIIfneut " fits
b transmitted 70 Warrington, In i0sdSr tnats
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.s sso RoNHa Tss sst
the 81 to
sss sssE + s sale st
and OanaI. au l92w'
For sA dIE In BAKBER sHoPt End I've Bar
and SCI SshaI Eth street. aT Se.
York or ,s sysnaue. between 18th and 18th SITS.
"A Reside Mt STUDENT at Providence Hospital win
Ss ss r tS s.ssg M az
au 19-tsep1 Providence Hospital.
N9TIcE:nThe eSpaEtneWsshiR he n exit exit
Walsh Co.. Is this day dissolved By y mutual
'G aa isst August 49, 1854 X. WALSH & co.
e BSass q4za5sSSSg a FHE SLF5 q
ding Kitchen large pafdI15 to be rented or fuFni
n iEs Plesss insuirs from Ti'a 81 ' No.
400 9Th ST., up stairs. aul92t'
CAUTION.-To al tckoma it may COnce,n.-AH
half pint porter and mineral wster Bottles marked
9Th the Names Of b f A. shinn = and "Ar1{
prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law pro
yidips against the improper use of trade marks,
would also notify nv customers that payment
XIII S be ssaotd for all b RILEY lost 81 fss after
'Ai' '@''U Union Bottline Depot, 81 Greene St,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
LANsBURGH & BRO.
OF THE 81.
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
375 SEVENTH STREET,
Three Doors Above 1 Street.
will commence to run off their stock for few
days at much lessthan factory prices
The largest and best selected stock of
|EZif ava DRY GOODS
in the city.
1900 pieces dark prints from IS cents up.
600 pieces Bleached and Brown Cottons
1900 pieces white and colored Flsnnels. in
every variety. .-r.rf-7ss
1000 pieces dark fall Delaines. ~ =.
400 pieces Shepherd Plaids,a beautiful ar ticle.
at 50 cents.
Beached and brown -r.-..-
LINEN TABLE CLOTH, TOWELS, NAPKINS,
and general assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
at less than importation price.
CAssINETs AND CAssIMERES.
for men and boys wear, very cheap.
Plain, colored and paper -.
CAMBRIos,
best quality, at 30 cents.
5000 dozen Hosiery of all grades, come very
good. -E, ar
Ladies' white Hose at % cents.
Heavy ribbed do at 60 eents.
J. & P. Coats Spools Is cents.
Green Daniels. Stuarts Clark's Spool Cot
ton, in white, black and colered, l2A cents.
Smith IS best Needles cents a paper.
Pest Pins 5 cents paper.
With great many other bargains too numerous
to mention.
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ii 0 o 2 s x L r T 8 -,
q T 8 x K t 8 :,
at half price, to close.
Call Early at the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE
LANsBURGH L BRO,
375 Seventh Street.
Three Doors above street

N. B.-Some envious people swear LANSBURGH
& BRO. steal their goods, or else they couldn't
sell 80 cheap; but that's all mistake. When we
buytand for cash only We know how to lay out
money to an advantage. y - all l9-3t*
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The mail steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt, Capt
Culinary, arrived this morning from City
Point. Early yesterday morning the rebels in
front of the Ninth Corps made a desperate as
aault on our works, probably under the i'm
preston that the movement up James River
had obliged Grant to materially weaken his
lines in front of Petersburg.
The positions Of other corps were also as.
saulted. and for several hours q fierce battle
ragged, the cannonading being terrific, inter.
spersed with musketry on either side. The
enemy did not catch us mapping, and they
were finally repulsed, leaving their dead and
wounded on the field, between the tive lines
The rebels are represented to have lost hea Willy.
At the time the Vanderbilt left no details had
been received; the main facts known being that
tbs rebels had been repulsed, and had retired
again behind their works.
There was rumor afoat at City Point.
when the Vanderbilt left, that strong recon.
noissance sent out by Hancock had reached
Fair Oaks
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TOR SALE AT W. R. SNOW & CO % WHARF,
Teasssd prices, the following lots Of wH1RE PINE
500 feet inch Tongue and Grove Flooring
7i scS /" auns Faced Boards
100 ., inch Faced Tongue and Grove Flooring
&c, 800 Pickets, for fencing.
su i9.iw W. R. SNOW & CO.
MILITARY, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Es-
commission. Edited By william 4. Hammond.
~ IS General U.s. Army ffhaE ys S TPrES6h
SToEAMER BALTIMORE HAS ARRIVED.
the %t reception Of their 5d ta goods at Snes ~
sa sa isss August y M q Il e. RH1NEuARr
skLson S%ssprd%S 2th will b sGa at
'Vs1Hf Rs! YcGN s'h s 81 HORSE,
he Is very active and perfectly gentle 10 any har.
ness, - I'D. because the owner is going north.
LIGHTNING RODS. LIGHTNING RODS
fs Robs with POINTS,
B.
Work done in the country ss s eitX gEifesni
au 1s-1m+ 271 Penn. av, Washington, b. G.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Il Madame Bovin's Female Alternative Pills, 3
certain remedy in correcting all irregul and
removing obstructions pain in the side, head ache
Thsss pi. sond not be taken BY females
durin pre- gnancy, as they would be sure to cause
miscarriage. Prepared at l sRnevangirard, Paris,
France. TO be obtained only at 179 south B st.
between 9th and 10th SITS, Island-the only agent
IN this country. ., - - au ls-lW-
OUARTIRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
W FIRST DIVISION,
.os Rboff hSsas to H. ssh
est bidder, At Giesboro, d. O., on
~. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1864,
ON1 HUNDRED TO ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as INST for
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had. ~ - I--t'T
Terms: Cash in United ststss currency.
- = = = JAMES A. lKIN.
Ter Colonel in charge First Division, Q. N. D..
a = ef
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NOTYCR

AL Persons are forw armed not to credit my
wife, Angelioe Sibley on my account and fur ther
foIxsrn any gers nd from harhorigE her a; she
ard forwsrp any uereon from buying any thing
from her which she hiss taken awsyyxith her
au18H - 5.s3ss R0Bf SIRLEY.
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PERSONAL.

Il evening. Anguat 18th, at the Seventh Street
P P.6n eos sitK CLOAK Any sdk sss
II street. between 18th and 18th can ro- exc ge
the same JOE her own. 800 au 1856.
N0TICE., public are hereby cautioned not
~ to purchase CERTIFICATE No, 6a. Of stock
In the West End Building A $50 iatOn, of Gee rye
town. The same having been lost or N islaid by
me. and z my property August II. 1885,