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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The ChlCAGO CONFENIlONs
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The New York delega-
ton held q final meeting this morning. and after
a brief consultation q note was taken as to who
should be the choice of the delegation for the
Presidency. with the following result: McClel-
Ian So, scattering 10.
The vote of the Ohio delegation yesterday
stood for Mcclellan 16; against %.
The vote OF the Missouri delegation was as
follows: For Mcclellan, 13 scattering, O.
Neither Ohio nor Missouri will vote as a unit
Indiana is Is for Mcclellan; against him
Illinois is % tor Mcclellan; 10 against him.
1t is noteXpected that more than a temporary
organization and the appointment Of the usual
committees will be effected to-day.
A majority OF both the delegations from Ken
lucky are said to be for Mcclellan.
As yet little or no difference of opinion is
manifested as to the character of the platform.
An armistice, con vention Of the States, and the
adoption OF every means consistent with chris
tianity and civilization to bring about q per-
manent and honorable peace, seem to be the
tionS.
Nallandigham is understood TO have pledged
to the candidate OF the Convention, whoever
he may be, and this is reported 10 be the posi-
ton of Fernando Wood.
Wood is said to hold the position that he will
support the nominee of the convention unless
another convention is called and peace de-
mocrat nominated.
The section of the ampitheater set apart for
ladies and gentlemen was filled TO over1owIng,
and an immense outside attendance.
The portion of the auditorium without seats,
where the people were densely packed, gave
way at eleven O'clock, and numbers were pre-
cipitated to the ground, distance OF ten feet.
Nobody was seriously in jured, and good humor
prevailed over the accident.
Gov. Seymour, Vallandigham, Richardson,
and other prominent men were received with
cheers and music as they entered the building.
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FROM sHERIDAN,s COMMAND.

FROM SHERIDAN'S COMMAND.
The Enemy Make an Attack on his Centre
1T Is easily repulsed with Loss to the
Enemy.
Especial Correspondence of the Evening Star. |
FREDERICK. Md, August 27.-Considerable
cannonading was heard here yesterday after
noon from the direction of the position occupied
by General Sheridan. Ilearn from passengers
from Harpers Ferry that 1t was occasioned by
weak attack Of the enemy on General Sheri-
dams center, which was cas- lily repulsed by
swinging our left wing around on their flank,
with a loss to the enemy OF one hundred and fifty
killed, and about an equal number in priso-
ners.
This morning the enemy appear to be retir-
ing from General Sheridan's front, IN the di.
rection Of Smithfield. This may be occasioned
by our successes in front OF Richmond necessi-
tating the withdrawal OF Early's troops to that
point to hold Grant in check, or it may be for
the purpose Of attempting to cross the river,
either higher up or lower down. Should they
attempt this, however, they will be promptly
met, as there are sufficient number Of Union
troops in Maryland guarding the river fords to
hold them in check.
For the past few days our city has been
swarming with Union refugees from the west
ern part of Washington county; but as the
rebels have made no serious attempt to cross
the river, many Of them are making prepare.
tons to return home. Our citizens do not seem
to be alarmed in the least by the wild reports
constantly in circulation, and business Is going
on brskly.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Is actlveIy engaged in reconstructing the water
stroyed at the Nonocacy junction by the rebels
during their recent visit to this place.
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY ON PROVOST MARSHAL
GENERAL FRY'S STAFF.
Colonel N. L. Jeffries, late Acting Assistant
Provost Marshal OF Maryland and Delaware,
has been assigned to duty on the staff of Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry, thereby relieving
Colonel Geo. d. Ruggles, A. A. d. and A. A
General, who, it is understood, has been as
signed to inspection duty.
Captain Theodore Nc Murtrie, late OF Colonel
WeiswelPs staff, has been assingned to duty in
General Fry's office, relieving First Lieutenant
@. H. Brown, OF the 57th New York volunteers,
whose term Of service is about to expire
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LOCAL NEWS.

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About IL o'clock last
night VIM. Powers was arrested by Officer
Cook, OF the Fourth Ward, upon a charge Of
stealing pocket-boOk and SIS from Peter
Gallagher. 1t appeared that Mr. Gallagher,
who is discharged soldier, went to the Sol
d1er's Rest to see some friends of the 9th
way home. He sat down on door step
and fell asleep. When he awoke he discov-
cred that his money was gone, and Pow
ers and several others were standing by him.
Powers had his pocket book and S7-the other
money was gone. Powers was arrested and
turned over TO Officer Cook. Powers said he
was soldier of the 43d N. Y. vols, who was
sent to the Dry Tortugas for attempting TO
shoot an officer at Hagerstown after the battle
OF Antietam, and he has served his time. He
declared that he only took the money to save it
for Gallagher, although he had only seen him
once before. Justice Giberson sent the pris.
oner to Jail for court.
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was taken suddenly i'll in the street Friday
night, and was carried to the Third Ward sta
ton, and from thence to the almshouse, with
out being able to give his name, died few
minutes after his arrival at the Asylum. He
was identified as Nathan Hammond, we'll
known citizen of Washington, an old member
OF the Typographical Society, and respectfully
connected. He had been in the army as Ser
geant Of the 1st d. @. volunteers, but was dis
charged for disability. Although every one
at the station house knew him well when in
health, ne was CnunsOu oppuuiunUo
that no one OF them recognized him. His iden.
tity was discovered by papers upon his person
after his arrival at the almshouse.
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DEATH IN THE STATION HoUsR.-Last night,
woman named Mary A. Travers applied at
the Fourth Ward station for lodging about
O'Clock. She complained of having the drop-y,
and asked the officer in charge of the station to
get her permit to the poorhouse. The officer
showed her to the lodger's room, where she re.
manned all night without complaining. This
morning, at O'Clock, she appeared to be as
well as she was last night, but asked to remain
until the Mayors office opened At o'clock
the officer returned to the room, and sne was
lying dead on the floor. She came to this city
from Philadelphia, following her husband,
who is q soldier in the army.
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SAFETY OF GEN. CUSTAR's COMMAND.
Gen. Custar's command, which was sur.
rounded on Thursday near Shepherdstown by
Breckinridge's infantry, has cut its way out,
and safely reached point in Maryland where
II Will be able to Keep watchful eye on the
Of this command are all we'll mounted and
equipped, and are In excellent fighting trim.
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LOST AND FOUND.

phKa 1sSss4 q
private papers, of no use to any one but the I'M
money: The finder may retain the money # he
Will return the diary and 0fher f1n HaRRfs
au 2s.2t Reporter. Star OH CO.,
am 9h inf 18Th s.d so,a SfS9f
ths hsE{ T R1k black Memo
leaving it at the Star once. IT.
So COW az 'f "
S Rs az. sTP il. Ign T. No. :fs zh street
S. AZ S s sSs b;
s & - white Corner r. iSa
LIZ r. e
s
vail to pay faS St
TAKEN Up 4 sTRAY-on the nth inst. . large
bay r mA Iht + or hss
between and K, First Ward 1t.
&OS REWARD.:Lost, on Monday evening,
T. on hs
will be paid if left at this Office. q 3t*
TAKEN UP.-A COW, and CALF about four
PHEN CASEY 9Th tn street tire bssWesn and
the owner WI III come forward, prove property and
pay charges he can take them away. au N-3ts
kasus sSa fresh yeo~
with white legs, and white on shoulder; piece
between I'd and Sd SITS. E-3t*
F0Q1NnD1TvTrhis moERing. sth street. Navy Yard
of money. which the owner can have By proving
BY u 4 q: corner s al # TSEF6s
I osT.en Thursday night, the 18th inst, 3 large
- DIARY, CONTAINING valuable papers, Of no use
TO s.
6 %EEs isS s st. if returned to II
S fRP
On is 70 5 5s EAR IL FL s
COCKS. au Is 3t'
S20 REWARD;.5stelen, dark bay CANA:
size, white spot on the left Side Under the saddle
t and osetfg Aadrss,
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-on the isht of the 10Th
and OF 80 one red white faced horned COW
BUFRALo, with slit in right ear. and ons roane
Bu5fALO: The owners will please come forward,
fi,it back q tie finss Brssss ' Esse
os 5,a. tSs n tosr.Brsks loose from the
COLT, fogf years od some bite in his lace - Five
s'sSi !: Sd street east. betsssG and ABOVE
FOUND-some valuable PAPERS, belonging to
ing charges, at the Seventh Ward Station Hon.e,
on iza street south an 2a.lw*
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RECRUITING CONTRARY TO ORDERS.
Michael T. Hannigan was to-day committed
to the Old Capitol, upon the charge of recruit
ing in the District OF Columbia contrary to
orders IIanntgan, 1T appears, Ead recr uftud q
negro man in this District, and attempted to
run him off to New York.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

[By the Peoples Line-Ohce 81 Ninth street I
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-U s. 1881, coupon 6's,
1091; U. S. 5-20s, 111z; Certificates Of Indebt-
edness, 95 Gold, pa 4; N. Y. Central, 12sX;
Erie, 1094; Hudson River, 1859; Harlem, -;
Residing, 1857; Michigan Central, l33x; Mich.
gan Southern, SIS u; Illinois Central, l2s4;
Cleveland and P1ttsburg, 1IOx; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1274 Chicago and Rock Island, HOY;
milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, 81; Pitts
Terra Haute, 60; Chicago and Northwestern,
SIX; Quicksilver, SIX.
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DROF. W. KREIS'
L DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY
Temperance Hall e street. between 9th and 10th
PROF. KREIS has the honor Of announcing to
his friends, patrons. and the public, that he =
will resume the duties of his profession on
MONDAY EVENING. September s, &C
o'ciock, for gentlemen and on WEDNES- NA
DAY AFTERNOON, September 7. at s O'Clock, for
ladies, misses, and masters.
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION.
n f3r Ladies' Misses, and Msstsrs on WEDEEs:
Gentlemen's Glass, on MONDAY and WIDNES-
DAY EyENINGS. from to 10 o'clock
The Hall has been thoroughly renovated by the
Professor, for the better accommod alton Of his
pupils. Circulars can be had ct all the principal
music and book stores, and at the Hall. For fur
Their information, apply at the Hall during the
hours OF tuition. auN7t
NOTICE 70 sUTLERs.-A double deck BARGE
leo tons-in good order, all ready for use
can be bought on reasonable terms. Sale to close
IN Kennedy" at Ship Yard. Alsxandria, Va; or
to Mr.. Lampkin, at Palmer's Wharf. foot Of ilth
street. WASH u ton. D O !; or to Flowens Bowen.
No. King street. Alexandria Va. au 25-2w@
1 A PINE. NEARLY THOROUGH BRED BAY
"A HORSE AT PRIVATE SALE.-We ~
offeg fos sale fine, nearly thorough bred ~
tary rposes, IS hands high. full of life and ac-
ton, from the best stock. s% years old. and per-
fectly sound; seasoned and hardened, will carry
any weight, and perfectly gentle; would make =
splendid general oficer's horse. Apply to
Auction and Commission Merchants.
au Is st south cor. Pc. Az. and 9Th Ut,
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THE DRAFT PROVOST MARSHALSHIP
Capt. J. u. Putnam, Provost Marshal OF the
District Of Columbia, returned to this city last
resumed the duties Of his Office, thereby re.
lieving Col. Poole, who has been acting pro-
vost marshal during Capt Putnam's absence
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-.l FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Capture of Fort Morgan at Mobile-Guer.
rilla Opefations-Rebel Prisoners Cap.

.tufed. Ai.t -.- a'f+s u ~
CAIRO, Aug. 29.-The steamer McGin, from
New Orleans on the odd, has arrived
The news from the fleet In Mobile bay is
rendered valuable by the announcement Of the
fall OF Fort Morgan.
The steamer Lancaster was fired into fifteen
miles below NatcheZ on the 18th, by Ken.
the boat, but nobody was injured. The battery
was supported by 500 cavaly. Gen. Brayman,
commanding Natchez, has sent force in pur-
suit. r'...t .'
The steamers Check and Atlantic reported
captured by the rebels up the Yazoo river, have
arrived safely at Vicksburg, with good cargo
Of cotton.
A large number Of rebel prisoners arrived at
Vicksburg recently. They were captured fiji.
teen miles below Milliken's Bend
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Reported Crossing of Rebels into Mary.
..-r '..s- land. .

HARRISBURG, August 27.-The Governor re.
ceIyed a despatch from General Couch this
morning, laconically announcing that "our
signal corps reports the rebels as having
crossed the Potomac into Maryland this morn
ing" No particulars were given, and 1t was
believed that If the enemy had crossed 1t was
by the ford at Sheppardstown, where there was
some heavy skirmishing all day yesterday
The numbers and purposes OF the enemy in
Maryland are not yet known here, bat their
crossing at Sheppardstown with some men
presage an advance eastward ..@ 3.-
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CIRCULAR,


In accordance with instructions from Bri gadier
General d. q. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, De.
Upper and Lower Cedar Points, in the positions
occupied BY the light boats, previous to their de-
struction by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise Q light will be swans
from each of the schooners. The reason given oy
captains of vessels, chartered and owned BY the
United States Qusrtermaster Department, Tor
apchoring in the Potomac river at night. vass
that they feared that they would their vessels
aground ifthey attempted to run past the saes SHOALS
will give light sufficiently streng to enable All
pilots to pass up and down the river WITH safety,
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided by United States Coast Survey.
From and after this date, no vessel propelled
by steam will be allowed to anchor, excepting in
o cargo light be endan sered.
All masters of vessels are directed to report any
neglect on the part of the parties board Of the
ing at all hours of the nj ght.
COPY of this circular will be Kept posted In the
pilot house of every vessel owned and chartered
by the Government. plying on the Potomac river.
K. 8. ALLEN,
au 9 e2t Capt. and A. Q.
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Dry GOODS ! INV eoops

All purchasers Of Dry Goods. to justify them
selves. should call at the cheap store OF JULES
sYCEL, 421 Seventh street. between G and h SITS.
Ihave on hand heavy stock OF bleached and I'M
bleached Cottons which are offered at less than
New York wholesale prices.
ALL DRESS GOODS. to close, are sold regardless
to cost Calicoes Digit or dark three cents less
per yard than last week q prices.
On hand large assortmea sof OASSIMERKS and
FLANNELS. all colors and qualities.
=, BLACK SILKS and many other goods. CRASH,
extra fine Is cents per yard. -,---.-.--- ss-sa
FANCY GOODS - WHALEBoNE CORSErfS,
81 Is to S2.4 s- "a @l.l. s,4e ts -. ttl seqa
HOOP SKIRTS, best and cheapest in the city. "a
Hosiery. Handkerchiefsa&c O., in great variety. =,
All goods warranted As represented = "a 1o.st.
Gland FOB sALE-Apply at the drst house from
- the kaste1A Branch Bridge. slS-lAs
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

Movements Of Troops on Thursday and
Friday-The Rebels fear another Attack
The Losses on Both Sides in fhursday's
Fight-Results Of the Retention Of the
Weldon Road. -rs4 41s54
Correspondence OF Associated Press.]
A letter received from the Army OF the Poto-
mac, dated yesterday, says all was quiet ex-
cspting the usual picket firing in front Of the
Ninth Corps The firing on cur right on
Thursday and Friday was occasioned by
movement of troops from one position to an
other,whien the enemy evidently did not under
stand, and were perhaps, fearful that it meant
another attack on the right at Ream's Station,
on the Weldon railroad. .n- 10 ~
Our total loss in the fight Of Thursday will
not 1t said. exceed two thousand, while that
of the enemy Is supposed to be about five
thousand. ~ a-rE5.9 -gsfp r.:-.z a..IlIt- 80
We still hold about miles Of the Weldon
railroad, and the portion abandoned by the I'd
corps was effectually destroyed. Deserters
who came in yesterday say that Gen. A p.
Hills corps two divisions of Longstreets
corps, and the JEFF DAVIS Legion were the
rebel troops engaged on Thursday. They also
state that since the Weldon Railroad fell into
our possession pork has advanced to six and
beef TO eight dollars pound in Richmond, and
their officers declare that the road must be re.
captured at all hazards.
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o 7 r ClAL .

War Department, Adjatant Generals OTce,l
, Washington, D.. o., August 80, 1864.
First Lieutenant Alenzo Eaton, q uartermas.
ter ID Iowa volunteers, charged with ohensess
and heretofore published, is exempt from being
dismissed the service Of the United States, the
Military Commission instituted by special
Orders, No. SO. series Of 1862 from the War
Department, having reported that satisfactory
defense has been made in his case.
Ed. TOWNSEND, So
Assistant Adiutant General.
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FOR FORT DELAWARE.

The following named prisoners enlisted
mem will be sent to Fort Delaware to serve out
their terms of sentence by Court Martial for
various offences: John ]. Skinner, Sd Pennsyl.
vsnia cavalry; Isaac w. Quimby, both ILLINOIS.
Eeunen hagary' lastn PennsyiTTania ana amos IN
been confined in the Old Capitol for sometime
mast
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MEDICAL STUDENTS who desire to have q
practical knowledge of their profession, and
who would wish TO become resident students
OF good hospital, 'should pay some attention
to the advertisement of Providence Hospital in
another column.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Knshinntnn. d O.. Annust 30. 1861 {

War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, D. c., August 90, 1864. :
The following officers, having been reported
at the headq uarters Of the army forthe offenc es
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
thew will stand dismissed the service of
the United States, unless, within fifteen days
from this date, they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, Of which
Brig Gen. John g. Caldwell, United States
volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory
defence to the charges against them:
Disobedience Of orders in failing to report before
the Board for the Examination of Sick Officers,
at Cincinnati.
Chaplain G.. II. Pitcher, 18th Illinois cav
airy.
Absence EithOot Iedre.
Lieutenant H. q. Lacey, I'd New York artil.
lery. E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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ARRIVAL or wOJ-NDrD

The hospital steamer State of Maine arrived
here Yesterday from City Point with three
hundred wounded, one hundred of which were
stretcher cases. Among the wounded brought
up on this steamer were thirty.n mine officers.
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NJ AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Vim be held on TtESDxY NEXT. the sSth 6' inst.,
an N.st B. T. MoRsBLL, Sec.
N~ERgIT REsTIvAL,..Ths Ladies OF. the
on e.. isns 81 .sS VIII hos
bs |se @ and sb dur
tnnss Of ss al u cents season
EXEMPTION FUND.-PETER
As IL assF a.yins kindly consented MS
ssasIs..si i$isss E one hsaarsa + :se 5.
corner 7th and Pennsyivanis s7enue, And asposis
the amount, thereby securing to themselves all
af g q ss eaes the S f,s @
names nan appear upon the book IN rotation. without
o. s9 ss e.: Ssrs
such informStion may be .equired.
n~NOTIC1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nS 0,,ioa, City Hal. August IS, Bs4.--rhe
rate OF tax Tor the year 1854 has been Fixed at
;sats on III e. esS
&ss e The s DAY
are ,sds ubb 81 such
NE WATER REGIHrRARV OFFICR. JunA
nS p: lss.. y ! of5ics hayine Deep neeessa:
s nor Ga': % the
tssssa IL & e g: -; tt a sss .ssI
S;s e. hisDS$E 1;:i CYL sSS'!s; .m
GABDBN SEEDS So. :. -. - - -
: Js:t, ss ssS fresh ana genuine. '.''
- - - IAn1sH. siss:e4ays
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ITO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.

BENZ. NEWMAN
is selling DRY GOODS at less than they can be
bought in New York Beached Cotton at IS, A., 50;
Calico at 40 AZ As; Hoop Skirts, 49, 81 IS; Cor.
sets 81 rs s. 81 So Balmorals at 81; Skirt Brsds,
ID geo yards Spool Cotton for Is cents; Childrens
Woolen Hose at Is; q full assortment of Button
Hosiery; Fancy Goods at very low prices. Call and
see for Yourself m
he'd POsTl RED POSTi
B. NEWMAN, 443 18th street,
au N-3tN Three doors from G. st.
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= IN AL REV EN- o Il.
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE,

UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFIoE,l
No. 46S Seventh Street. e q
By decision of Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue, all owners of coaches wagons, hacks drays,
carts, omnibuses and the like engaged in the
Of property or passengers tor nar1
their gross receipts, and are required to MAKE re-
turn thereof to the Assistant Assessor or 70 .ne
Assessors Office or before the 10th OF each ana
every month, under q penalty for neglect Of ten
per cent additional. P. NJ. PEARSON,
au 29-3t Assessor for the Dist. OF Col.
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MISS NJ. j. PLATT, AT THE NUMEROUS
lVl solicitations of her many friends and custo-
mers has again resumed her DRESS MAKING at
her Show Rooms, No. 246 Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th, N-lWr
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EOUND ON MY PLACE, A YOUNG BAY
l. MARE; on the nj ght of the 18th. Any person
proving property and paying charges can receive
her. JOHN W. MCCLELLEN,
au 29-3tN Fort Totem d. @.
MISS NJ. LEWIS'S SCHOOL FOR CHRISTIE
lFI duties of this school will be resumed MON
DAY, September s, 1864, at 449 9Th street.
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SD(OND edition.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke Il Co. furnish the following quo
tations Of Government securities:
WAsUIN1roN app 1pcs
Official War Bulletin.
CONFIRMATION OF THE SURREN.
DER OF FORT MORGAN.

The Enemy Retreatins from Shenandoah
Valley Toward Richmond-Gen. Sher.
man Makes Successful Movement to
Occupy the Rebel Lines of supply.
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pYE FLOUR AND SEED RYE.

800 Bills fresh ground pure Rye Flou r;
80 Bbls prime white Seed Rye;
In store and for sale low in lots to suit bv
MORRISON, GAIT Il CO.,
au N-3t Corner 18th and B streets.
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DY VIM l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
ID At the Horse Bazaar, IS La. avenue.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT AUC.
On TUESDAY MORNING., goth inst, at Bazaar.
about
THIRTY HORSES.
An assortment of Carriages, Buggies, Express and
Suffers Wagons.
New and second hand Single and Double Harness.
au % W. l.. WALL & CO.. Aucts
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown,
FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, &c, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, August slst, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at my Auction Store. No. ia
Bridge street. general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consistingo
Parlor Chairs and Sofas
Bureaus, Bedsteads, and Mattresses
Feather Beds and Bedding
Cook, Parlor, and other Stoves
efrigerator. Crockery and Glass Ware
And many articles not mentioned
au 29-3t THOS BOWLING, Auct.