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Rebel Raid ON sheIbyvilIe, XIV,

SHRLBYvILLB, KY, Aug. 27.-One hundred
and twenty. five guerrillas entered this town
this morning, and commenced breaking in the
doors OF the courthouse, when about the same
number OF home guards and company rifles
fired upon them, killing four and wounding
four The guerrillas were then driven out of
town without any loss on our side.
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RELEASED

Miles M. Jordan, Of the 18th Va Battalion,
who was captured last month on the Kappa.
hammock, has been released from imprison
ment in the Old Capitol. he having taken the
oath of allegiance.
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NUMBER or PRISONERS.
BY this days report il appears there are still
SO prisoners in the Old Capitol, and 3l3 in Car.
roll prison
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ADMIRAL FARRAGCTS REPORT.
lengthy detailed report Of the operations OF
our feet in Mobile Bay was received from
Admiral Farragut by the Department to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.

ST. JOINS, N. B August 26.-The steamer
Prince Of Wales, from Charlottetown, arrived
at Shediac this afternoon, and reports that the
pirate Tallahassee burnt % American nsning
vessels of North Cape, Prince EoWafos
Island, yesterday. - So
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FROM GEORGIA.

Entire Circuit of Atlanta, and Has a
Fight on His Return-Macon Railroad
Torn Up and Rebel Communications
Damaged.
CINCINNATI, August 26-The Gazette has
dispatch from Atlanta which says: Fitzpatrick
destroyed the Macon Railroad in several
places, tearing up about fourteen miles. He
also captured and burned train of supplies
belonging to the rebels en- route to Atlanta.
On his return he met the rebels in strong
force, and totally defeated them, capturing
four stands of colors, six cannon and 200 pris-
oners. He afterwards met another force of
rebels, who pressed him so heavily that he
was obliged to abandon all but two guns and
most Of the prisoners. He made an entire cir
cult OF Atlanta, and reached Decatur with 100
men. He inflicted severe damage on the rebel
communications.
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A NEW PLAN FOR FILLING A QUoTA.-The
people of the eighth district, New York, have
adopted the plan for filling their quota with
which the Boston people were so successful.
company has been formed, who have char
tered steamer to 60 to Germony for men who
to that district. They expect to have a cargo
Of such recruits in time to apply on the draft
which is ordered to take place on the 5th prox.
inO.
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Gen. Butler.
NEW YORK sTOCk LIST

FORTRESS MONROE, August:26.-Malor Gen
Butler passed through here last night, from
Bermuda Hundred, en- route for Washington.
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Retaliation upon Rebel Prisoners.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27-In retaliation for the
cruel usage of our soldiers by the rebels, all
the prisoners in Fort Lafayette are not allowed
any luxuries whatever.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

FURTHER FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Confirmation Of our Success on Thursday
The Enemy Repulsed and Driven from
the Field-Our Lines Maintained-The
Weldon Railroad still in our Grasp.
BALTIMORE, August ga dispatch from
Fortress Monroe, August 26, says the follow
ing information has been received there from
City Point:
The enemy in very strong force attacked the
I'd corps. on the extreme left, yesterday, and,
having far superior numbers. were almost
upon the point of overpowering them, when
the 5th corps came up and the enemy were re-
pulsed and driven from the field. The loss on
both sides was about equal. We still maintain
our lines as before, holding the Weldon Rail-
road in our grasp.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A NOVEL CAsR.-This morning DIR. Bech.
finger, German physician, was arrested by
officer Fuss with warrant issued by Justice
hinsey, upon the oath of Catherine Wagner,
who charges DR.. Bechtinger "with practicing
as physician and surgeon in the District of
Columbia without proper license, in CONTRA
made and provided" The law alluded to is
the act Of Cons ress, July 9, 1888, to revive an
act to incorporate the Medical soc iety Of the
District of Columbia, the 5th section of which
provides that ono person not heretofore prac.
titioner of medicine or surgery within the
District Of Columbia, shall be allowed to
practice within the said District, in either of
said branches, without first having having OBJ
talned license testified as by this law direct
ed. or the production of diploma from a re-
spectacle Medical College, or a board Of ex-
aminers established by law" The penalty for
before Justice Kinsey this morning proved
that DIR. Bechtinger practiced by prescribing
for female patient who died: and that he had
not obtained q license as required by the law.
DIR. Bechtipger exhibited his diploma from q
College in Vienna, and various other papers,
showing him to have been regularly in prac-
tice as physician in other cities in Europe,
and in this country. Justice Kinsey deferred
judgment until Monday next
sett, Commander Febiger, left the Yard this
morning for Baltimore.
One Of the Oldest pilots of the Chesapeake
and Potomac, Mr.. ThOs. D. White, died last
evening at his residence in this city, and will
be buried tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. White
was well. known to all river men, and his
death will be regretted by large number of
his old companions.
SRLF.SEALING JARs.-As this is the season
for putting up fruits, and sugar is so high
that housekeepers naturally look around for
the cheapest means of putting mp the fruit.
Lyman's elf-seaIing jars are said to preserve
fruit, and no sugar is req uiree. They are at
least worth trial. G. w. Boteler & Son has
them for sale, at Iron Hall, 3lS Pennsylvania
avenue. See advertisement elsewhere.
SERIOUSLY SIcK.-Last night, man, evil
IDENTIFY q stranger, was picked up from Sth street,
near the Post Office, very sick, and suffering
with convulsions. He was taken to the Third
Ward station house, and everything that could
be DONE was done for his relief. He ts unable
to tell his name, but the police have reported
the case to Mayor Wallach, in order to have
the man cared for.
SUSPICION OF HORSE STEALIEG.-Oharles
Posey, colored, was arrested last night BY Of
picion OF horse stealing, and OF being connect
Cd with q gang Of horse thieves who are
nrow ling about in MARYLAND and this District.
He ia held tor further hearing. st
seo
STATE OF FHA THnRN0A1f1R.-At Frank.
lin a Co.'s, opticians, No. "a PeAnsylvania
aven ne the Thermometers stood to-day ct
O'clock 81 In the shade, and liz in the sun.
p0Piteburg, Pa. has taken ss.ooo.ooo Of the
new loan. syaa
q asunSd is hard y work on new opsra
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SUSPICION OF HORSE SrEALIEG-Oharles
Posey, colored, was arrested last night by Of
ficer A. Greer, Of the Third Ward, on sus.
nicion of horse stealing, and OF being connect.
ed with q gang OF horse thieves who are
prow ling about in MARYLAND and this District.
He ia held tor further hearing.
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n o T I O E.
UNITED STATES 4 $40 LOAN.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON has now on hand, ready for immediate dslie-
cry. full supply of these new Bonds. Subscribers
are requested 70 present. thstr certificates at and
receive theiY Bonds.
These having money to invest should MOTTO
SIGHT of the fact that BY investing in this Loan
they not emily interest. at the high rate of
Is 10 per cent, but secure to themselves the very
importaut advantage OF obtaining, at the end of
three years. 6 PER CENT. 500 YEAR BON DIS
ATPAR, which are now worth over 2 per cent.
premium, and which after the war must necesss-
riIy advance to . much higher rate. u24.1
TNDMUNp KIRKBS NEW BOoK-"Dowu IN
II Tennessee" by the author of"Among the
Pines.U&c Price 81 50 Fer sale BY
'A0'' pHILP g. sOLOMoNS,
au 1N S32 Penrsytvania avenue.
FRu1r 'ARsl rRutrJ.nsu
Eossetsepers Hhe wish e put fresh frsit A.:
JARS, - they have beer thoreuEkiy tsstsd, ard
the fruit reSu ca sugar and tie jars no cement,
II il economy for every family to put up all the
ir Sr a. Ss ~ WIBB Z BxvERIDGE.
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-0n Sunday morning
last two prisoners escaped from the county Jail.
These men had been indicted for house break
ing and robbery, and consequently if convict
ed, their punishment would have been severe.
Their names are Charles Bond and Martin
Haley-Beldir (Md.) Aeus.
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LOST AND FOUND.

COZ REWARD-Lost, on Monday evening,
81 Fl IN N1 TTo
Ii Is;a il money The ssHye
P, Ys S SAM. shs ssS
xas.iep store. No. sos Psnas a. sv, between stS
TAKEN UP.-A COW, and CALF about four
tn tire and
pay charges he can take them away. au q St.
EOUND--On street, q MEMORANDUM BOOK,
"a pocket daryl containing small sum OF
Mo- asa 9Th street and paying for this adVert.s
STRAYER AWAY-on the 18th, one mouse col
lsssi5 5s ID 4;
1T - = - A.R.LADD.
%E5 A ASSsast, small S3W fresh, yslo. color:
q
Ysa
of s s hsTs by
pS s1S Gtsssts NN 6Thrd
9sgea To; 18th o.a f2S1s ss;s
the Navy, Yard, - black leather covered MEMO.
ss :sassb5 rS Ss
I osT,sp Thursday night, The 18th inst, 9 large
to .ny one TT sss Sznaf sSs 9isSs VS. issss
%EIEs 4sS to al
S5 REWARD-Lost on the night of the I'D inst,
or saus P
On is s1Ss 70 BAk s
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the night of the 10th
nd Of June tS 900 one red white faced horned COW
On the Of Daok ed ae T ante
BBTEEFFAAIt9 with slit in rght ear. and one roane
9; 7: HhAMH1LToS. back Of the Piney Branch Race
track, u. y. au26 st"
large light colored cow, which the owner can
have by proving property and paying charges.
au 25.st* oath street. First Ward
OsT,On 18th street west. commission aud
wu ddssha5ge papers with other papers Of T. W.
at ct ,B %. 4as Pa. avenue, between and
COLT foSF years ID, some White 10 his ace Five
stables 6 On Sd street sass' bstSssp sa$ vp''
$40 IR RI Hdspi. dark bay CANA;
size; white spot the left side under ne saddle
giIth heavy name and foretop. Address @. r.
DORsETT. at Kendall Green Park, Washin gton
" " au 25- st"
&E WARD-strayed away on the Sd of Au-
sDC gust small dark brindle COW, with white
hind teet, white belly, white On the end of her
JAMES A. McCATHRON.
au 2-3t1 9Th ST., bet. 4 and G. Navy Yard.
FOUND-Some valuable PAPERS, belonging to
l. Anthony Clinton. He can have them BY pay
ing charges, at the Seventh Ward Station House,
ON 4zs street south. 2l-Iw*
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" The military commission in session in
Baltimore have tried Richard Worthington,
charged with plotting the rebels through por-
lions Of Baltimore county, giving them infor.
nation, &c, during the recent raid into Mary
land, and released him upon his parole OF hon.
or The case of Charles T. Cosky, also charged
with acting as pilot for the raiders, COM
mences to. day.
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RYW. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF a HOUSE AND LOT IN

By virtue of deed of trust to the subscribers,
~ NJ AfsHs aas rs sas s
aapS FfsSE u. Ra S St 81 Fl sS
O'clock, p m, in front Of the premisss' ali Of Lot
g. Of Of Square
plan Of the City OF Wasbinsten with the improve.
ments thereon. consisting. of two story Frame
ad h street, Mes The
width Of twenty four t2D feet ten ,Ol inches and
aepa OF one hundred and twenty -four feet, eight
Terms Of sale One half cash. the residue in six
for the deferred payments. satisfactorily endorsed
and bearing interest from the day of sale, and Sc
A eonSeyancns at the cost O Of the parehas.r
terms r6m f e sale are not complied Nth within
s shs hs said at h risk
IN
' zz 5s5SE I e oSSSfSEsh1sa1os,sr Trustees.
OFFICE DEPOT COMFY OF SUBSISTENCE.
VIII be sold a. Pubic Auction S on MONDAY SiiSf
ss sss
one Thousand 9 90 Beef s + des. salted.
Eleven (nl Sheep Skins.
Terms Cash in Government funds
auE-6t Captain and c. s. V.
GALE OF OONDEMNEp 9UARTERMAsrER's
WASHINGTON. D. O., Aug q 1864.
Will be eold at publ, suction. at Government
Warehouse Ne. 5. New York avenue, bstweea 18th
and 18th streets. Washington city, ID OF TUES
DAY, Sc ptember 9Th, 1864, at ii o'clock lot
of Quarterm sster's Stores. condemned as unfit for
use issue. viz:
"A large lot Of Stoves and Stove Pipe. Boilers.
Ovens. Old Iron. Carpenters Tools, Desks.
Chairs, Scales. shovels, Grindstones. Hardware.
Brooms. Buckets, Pans, Old Copper Brushes, &C..
&c.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within five days from the date of sale
Terms CASH, in Government funds.
D h RUCKER,
Brig. Gen, and Chief On art er master
auT-9t Depot Of Washin gton
FOR SALE1A rich %sdslion VELVET CARPET
for rent. Apply 373 Penn'a av. auzs-3t.
ESOR sALE-A lot of WOOD WORKING MA
CHINERY, all in gosd order, consisting of
Moulding Mill, Planning Mill, Gig Saw. Cut OF
saw, Circular Saw, and Steam Engine Of 10 horse
power Apply to e H DELAHAY.
su g 2sw3wf Alexandria, Va, P. o.
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niIfsposfrIoN on PRISONERS OF WAR.

Three hundreds and ffty-seyen prisoners OF
war en- Us ed men. now confined In the Old
Canitoi. wilI be sent ip q few days, under
rusrd 81 Il men, to Elmira, N. Y, for future
conhne ment. -. ,st,-.e ed
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL
UNION CoMMITTEE.-There was no meeting OF
the Executive Committee Of the National
Union Committee this morning. At their last
meeting yesterday, propositions for the con-
duct of the pending canvass were introduced,
considered opposite and agreed upon. They
promise a vigorous and determined canvass.
PRRsoNAL-Gen. Hunter is in the city to-
day.
Col. Wisewell, Military Governor, has left
town for few DAYS.
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Important from the Front.

q
Staton-Obstlnate Fighting Throughout
tne Day on Thur sday-The Rebels Re-
R9fisd TO have Captured Some of Orr
Massachusetts Battery Our Troops
secure Strong Position, from when
They Repel the Enemy-The Fighting
Sill Going on-Unsuccessful Rebel Sor-
tie in front of Buffers Lines. 1S',y-a
The mail steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt,
Capt. CALVARY, arrived this morning with
the mails and passengers from City Point at
10 a. N. yesterday. j.. ,.. -e-..-H sfE IS.
They report that on Thursday division of
the Cd corps moved past the extreme left of
Warrens corps, in the vicinity OF Reans'
Station, on the Weldon road, and were at.
lacked about O'Clock in the morning, by
large force Of rebels, supposed to be Hills en-
tire corps, and were compelled to fall back,
which they did gradually, disputing, however,
every inch OF the ground, and fighting for most
OF the distance hand to hand. At 4 O'Clock,
Wnen our informant left the field, the fight was
sun progressing; but our men had gained a
secure position and movements were being
made calculated to put the enemy on the ret
rogade in turn.
The losses could not be ascertained but they
are believed to be considerable on both Sides
1t Is reported that we lost three batteries among
them Sleeper's celebrated Massachusetts bat.
terry, the Captain Of which was wounded early
IN the day, IN the right arm, but who calamity
Kept the field until the afternoon when he be-
came weak from the loss of blood. This bat.
terry lost severely in men and upwards Of fifty
horses. ..t..-.r -
About 8 o'clock on Thursday morning the
rebels in front of Butler made a sortie and
captured IS of our pickets, driving in others;
but we Immediately regained the ground and
captured as rebels, among them q lieutenant
and private who had. in spirit OF bravado,
got into one of our rifle pits, which they said
they were going to hold at all hazards. Our
lines were soon re-established The rebel leu
tenant captured boasts that they have plenty
OF troops in Richmond, and that they have q
reserve there Of 10000, who have pot yet been
in the field. -
The Vanderbilt left y rebel prisoners at Fort.
Iess Monroe.
Later.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE FRONT!
The Enemy Terribly Repulsed in the.
Fighting on Thursday-The Fifth Corps
Reinf0rces the Second Corps, and the
Enemy, after Repeated Heavy Charges,
are Repulsed and Retreat, leaving their
Dead and Wounded on the F1eld-The
Guns taken by the Enemy Recaptured.
We have later information Of the fighting on
Thursday, in which Hancock was engaged
with the enemy at Reams' Station, to the effect
that about o'clock Hancock was reinforced
from the Fifth Corps, and the enemy, after
making several desperate assaults upon our
lines, was badly repulsed, and retreated, Ieav.
ing his dead and wounded in our hands
We also recaptured the guns taken by the
enemy earlier in the day.
The enemy lost terribly in the battle of
Thursday, even more, it is estimated, than in
their repulse on Sunday. Within two weeks
they have lost not less than ten thousand men
in the vicinity of Petersburg.
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SENTENCE OF 4 MERCHANT.-Richard Hall,
q merchant Of Baltimore, has been sentenced to
pay fine OF $4,000, and suffer four months
imprisonmentin Fort McHenry, for trafficking
with the enemy.-N. Y. Tribune.
SGeneral Averill has been promoted a
Major General tor his gallant fight at Moore
field, Va, and successful operations during the
last month.
~ The st. Louis Republican says the race
horse Chilly" was sold fer $4,000 few days
ago.
~ There are $4,000 guns in the Springfield
Armory awaiting the order of the Govern
~ Considerable attention is being directed
to the discovery Of oil wells in Marion county,
Virginia.
~ Quebec is yearning for street raj way;
Montreal for public park.
~ New Hampshire has 1000 more women
than men. -
" watermelons retail at IS and $40 apiece
in Richmond.
~ Pittsburg and Allegheny City, Pa, are
rapidly filling up their quotas.
~ A. S. Barker is candidate for Congress
in the 18th Pa. district.
SWeston F. Birch, of ST. Louis, is spoken
Of as candidate for Governor Of Missouri.
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REBxL 9Fg4oERs TO BIZ SENT TO FORT
One hundred and fourteen rebel officers, now
heldIas prisoners Of war In the Old Capitol,
are to be forwarded as soon as practicable to
Fort Delaware, n accordance with orders
from the Ccmmissary General OF Prisoners.
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STATE OF FHA rHDRM0A1f1R.-AF Frank.
lin q Co.'s, opticians, No. "a Pennsylvania
avenue. the Thermometers stood to-day Ct
O'Clock. 81 In the shade, and liz in the sun.
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[J1GHLY IMPORTANT 10 rnE LADIES.

y u knAE O1AA NI AZ EhE LAUI1S.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
315 SEVENTH SrREEr.
Ta,es Doors abovs stree,
will commence to run off their stock for few days
At much less than factory prices.
The largest and best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
in the city.
500 pieces Dark Prints, from IS cents up.
1000 pieces Bleached and Brown Cottons.
1900 pieces white and colorsd Flsnnels, in every
variety.
1000 pieces dark fall Delaines.
400 pieces Shepherd Plaids, q beautiful artile
at 80 cents.
Bleached and brown
LINEN TABLE CLOTH, TOWELS. NAPKINS.
and general assortment of
HOUsEKEEpING GOODS.
at less than importation price.
CASSINETS AND CASSIMERBS,
for men and boys wear, very cheap.
Plain, colored and paper
cAMBRICs,
best quality, at 80 cents.
5000 dozen Hosiery of all grades, some very
good.
Ladies' white Hose at Is cents
Heavy ribbed do. at 35 cents.
J. x P Coats spoois Is cents.
Green &c Daniels, Stuart's q Clark's Spool Cot
ton, in white, black and colored, l21 cents.
Smith s best Needles cents paper.
Best Pins cents paper.
With great many other bargains too numerous
to mention.
HOOP SKIRTS,
MOOR SKIRTS.
hall prica tn close
Call Early at the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
375 Seventh street,
Three Doors above street.
N.B-Some envious people swear LANSBURGH
& BRO. steal thesr goods, or else they couldn't
sell so cheap; but that's all q mistake. When We
buy land for cash only we know how to lay out
money to advantage. suN-3tt
BOARDING. FOR LADIES, It No. 100 street
ID north, between 18th and 18th streets, 10 the
rear. rE& ' auZ6
INA PRIVATE EAM!LYa few ss3t! s T a n e.s
and 9e seaRp sa sree Gsopse
town. References required. auN -3t'
WANTEp-Every Lady in the District to Know
M Aa %ss sa %snis
by the Ladies, can now do
FLUTING! FLUTINGi
to ANY f9nS % srAM fi
3e1 4 ST.. oppo. Patent CAce. auEU
TITO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.
BENZ. NEWMAN
is selling DRY GOODS at less than they can be
bon ght in New York Blesched Cotton at s., 40 so;
Calico at 40, AZ, 49, Hoop Skirts, 81 So, SI.55; Cor
ssts Sl75 81 50 %; Bslmorsls at So Skirt Braids.
l5 200 yards Spool Cotton for rs cents; Childrens
Woollen Hose at q; a full assortment of Button
Hosiery; Fancy Goods at very low prices. Call and
RED posi- RED POST
B. NEWMAN, 443 7th street,
an Three d nnrs from q ST
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. ~ Pitsburg, Pa. has taken ss.ooe.ooo Of the
new loan. syaa
I = aeunsd is hard u work on new opsra
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sEss at Ps shs Rev b.
T RH Ssb kMEsF5oA SoaSnK 4 q
y H.. 1 sSEs ss' st
n~RELIGIOUS NOTICE-The Capitol Hill
W PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold a service
zach Sabbath sI,, afternoon commencing next SUN
Protestant Church, corner of 5th street east and
c III 81 RRt'''hins by the PASTOR Rev JOIN n
aE f the t s ins
auZ-st R. t. MoRsALL. Sec.
lA3 Methodist Protestant Church will hold a
Festival for the benefit OF said Church, commeuc-
ing the week st the Union p League Rooms 9th St,
ronage of the public. Admission Is cents; season
tickets sa s & cents admitting lady and gentleman
l3. r; BACON, Esq :, having kindly consented
to act Receiver and Treasurer of fund for pro-
:s.Rs oas a5s for
any one subject to the same can call at his store,
9th to- a
the aSsantssss Of esca ping the draft Substitutes
names appear upon the book In rotation, without
any Partially.
or III ss sss s1
such information N ay be required.
Rep. and Chron. 1N.. and 8. Chron. It: au 2s-Iw+
MISS NJ J. PLAT. AT THE NUMEROUS
W solicitations Of her many friends and custo-
her She. Rooms No. a46 Penn. avenue. bet Seen en-
l2th and 18th. --------------- au N-lvs
RYE FLOUR AND SEED RYE.
900 Bills fresh ground pure Rye Plou +;
200 Bbis prime white Seed Re.
S'o's anu '0' san 81 IN & GAIT ali b co..
au A-St Corner 18th and streets.
COLUMBIA COMMERCIAL AoADEMY-oor-
All ds.ous hora the sn I0st
EaneatIoD pleas. call At the above Academy.
Privase Il Lessons from IN 4t% % M m M
Book Keeping learned in three months.
ST. vINCENT's SCHOOL, 49,, -
UNDER THE oHARsESs The 1Hh 81 sisrs ssas' or
aSts; q s ' ss1ss FIN +:
will deyot. themstlres to the advancement Of their
and viii pay strict regard to The moral training q
all placed under their care.
Sisters are compelled to increase their rates Of
tuition zs1a Sd a4s AuT.1w
DROP W KRHIs' -. :
DANCIE9 AND wALTzIEG ACADEMY,
PESF kREIs hs: tSs honor q ansounc d ,g' to
ni1 fs.ens and the that he
| MONDAY EvENING, sepsenbsr s. at -
k1Ssos%s ss, and or 70.
iA0'e DAYS sSs' x aSf T FSi;ss oy ru1r,oN
sD AID sxfGsDxrf 1 Az s ssscos Is from !. 81
asf t tsspsnIs Glass. on MoNpAy .sd wIDNEs-
81 Il:
ymg ., hs1r ss car .. bad at az the priscipA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-27

N.B.-Some envious people swear LANSBURGH
& BRO. steal thesr goods. or else they couldn't
sell so cheap; but that's all mistake. When we
buy land for cash only we know how to lay out
money to advantage. N-3tt