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FIHANCIAL.-The New York Commercial Id
vertisey Of yesterday evening saya: - -

FISAACIAL.-The New York Commercial ld.
vertssey Of yesterday evening says:
Tho stock market took strong inward
bound this morning. Brokers had iaree ont.
side orders, and one or two strong sscoruersn
were started, producing the most active session
tnat has been realized since last Anrtl. The
eeure list was Unusually active.
MOVEMENTS opened decidedly strong under
inP9fant orders for Eive.twenties brousht bv
GeSooua' and with only moderate sales prices
a1vAnceo. Skies OF Isl did not sympathize
Wito the Improvement, but declined a. Five.
twenues advanced; Ten forties sold at 81.
Ceruncates were active, closing at Gag.
Ths money market shows rather mora .srtn-
gency. The banks have called in sorra ~
their loans, which has increased thu dsm.nS
at inside sources. Stock brokers'. ho~a~s.
and no dificulty In getting ali they want NJ ;
Der cent s ~ 80 - -
The Evening Post says:
From the number OF bids for the nsv ioan
which are going forward to-day, IL 10 believed
certain that At the opening tomorrow the
amount will be largely In excess Of the thirty.
one millions offered. LIS a-la -
We are authorized TO state that the bonds for
tas 1881 loan have already been printed, and
0as All bonds, registered and coupon. will be
IorNaroed TO the proper parties, or TO their
ofder, within forty.eight hours from the time
ceruncates OF payment arereceived by the Sec
Rotary. =
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
New York Stock Market.

New York Stock Market
(By the Peoples Line-Ofnce 5l1 Ninth street. I
NEW YORK, Sep. 6.-U. 8. 1881, coupon 6's,
l07x; U. s. sos. 111K; Certificates Of Indebt-
odness, "a; Gold, 238H; N. Y. Central, 12S;
Erie, iO7; Hudson River, 12OX; Harlem, -;
Reading, 13l; Michigan Central, 1888 u; Michi.
gan Southern, COX; Illinois Central, 1913 4;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, Ill; Cleveland and
Toledo, lN; Chicago and Rock Island, 100 4;
Milwaukie and Prairie du CHEN, g.; Pitts.
burg, Fort Waynea and Chicago, l09X; Alton and
Terra Haute, 50; Chicago and North western,
SIX; Quicksilver, 62x.
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THE QUoTA OF PRINCE GEoRaRs.-Thed draft
did not come of on Monday last, the arrange
ments not having been fully completed. We
are glad to learn that the recent movement Of
the Levy Court Of this county to have the en-
rolment corrected has been in q measure sue
cessful. About 2,0OO names OF negroes who
have left the county were erased, by the proper
authorities, thus reducing our quota at least
one.third. This will be considerable OF re.
lief, but it IS not all we are entitled to. There
are hundreds of our negroes already in the
army for whom the county has not received q
credit-Adrl6oro Gazette, It'll.
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RECRUITING IN VIOLATION OF Orders,
Arthur Chase and Charles Chase. colored,
were committed to the central guard house TO-
for recruiting In the District OF Columbia, in
violation Of an order issued from the War De.
partment. These men received large sums Of
money for procuring substitutes for parties
subject to the draft in the State OF New Hamp-
shire
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A REBEL CoNFEssIoN-We find the follow
ing paragraph In the Richmond Enquirer of
the Sd instant:
General John II. Winder.-This officer, we'll
known in this city, has been removed from
command at the post Of Andersonville, Ga,
we learn, for "incapacity and inhumanity to
prisoners"
This paragraph amounts to confession OF
the truth OF all the charges which have been
made in relation to the lnhuman treatment OF
our prisoners at Anderson vile. Possibly, now
that Winder is removed, their confinement
may be made more tolerable.
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SEPARATE BRIGADHS,

The following posts and districts have been
announced as separate brigades within the
meaning of General Orders No. 251, issued
from the Adjutant Generals Office, War De-
partment Tho command Of the Military Gov.
ernor Of Alexandra; the military district of
Washington; the district Of St Marys; the cav
airy division, Camp Stoneman, and the cav
airy brigade.
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~ William Mcdonald, Esq, . we'll known
citizen, died near Baltimore on Tuesday night
Mr.. MED. was one OF the wealthy men OF
Maryland, and left an estate valued at over
100000. He had travelled ali over Europe
and this country. At the time OF his death Mr..
Mcdonald possessed the finest stable Of blooded
horses in Maryland, included among his run.
ming and trotting horses, the celebrated mare
"Flora Temple" and several brood mares Of
pure Arabian blood, selected by himself with
ont regard to cost during one Of his tours
through Arabia. The deceased leaves q wife,
son and daughter.
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GHNsWCOLELLAN'S NOAINATION.-Al letter
from N " York says:
"The Democracy are making great prepara-
tons for the fete Of Thursday, when the Chi.
cago committee are to wait upon Gen. McClel.
Ian TO tender him the nomination. The Gen.
eral, il Ii understood, has accepted both the
nomination and the platform-the latter with
out the least qualification or reservation. He
leaves his residence at Orange, N. J., Tuesday
evening, and from now till the election will
take up his abode here, in order to be in easier
communication with his friends"
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HOW THB SOLDIERS VOTE.

HOW TH8 SOLDIERS VOTE.
The soldiers occupying Armory Square Hos
pltal yesterday signed the rolls for their pay,
and In doing 50 each man wrote down the
name of the candidate he preferred for the
Presidency. The result Of this voting was:
For Lincoln..... ....................260
Eor McOieIian. .....................ll6
IoI6l. ............ ..379
Lincoln's majority.
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CONFINED AT HARD LABoR.-Major George
E Shearer, formerly Of this city, has been con-
confined at hard labor for q period OF fifteen
years, as guerrilla. The President has ap.
proved the sentence, and Fort Delaware des-
ignated as the place OF confinement frederick
Examiner
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The Richmond papers Of Monday morning
contain the following dispatch:
HEADQUARTERS, Sept. 3-On the evening Of
the 10th OF August, the enemy made lodgment
across Flint river, near Jonesboro We at
Tackled them on the evening Of the 31st with
two corps. but failed to dislodge them. This
made 1t necessary to abandon Atlanta, which
was done on the night OF the first Of Septem-
ber.
Our loss on the evening OF the 31st was very
smAll.
On the evening Of the LIST OF September, Gen.
eral Hardee's corps, In position At Jonesboro,
wss assaulted BY superior force Of the enemy,
and being outfanked, was compelled to with
draw during the night, with the loss of eight
guns.
The enemy's prisoners report their loss very
severe. J. B. HOOD, General
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TNREsPAssES-NOTICH COWS and
l. one HORSE. branded condemned, - have been
found trespssspg upon the grounds Of the George
town College The owners are requested to prove
notice is hereby given that all persons hereafter
committing any trsspass by willfully breaking
lands Of the College, OF By entering any Of their
enclosed Lands With their cows horses. or other
of the law. By order Of the President. auH-soIm
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FnObABLs WITHDRAWAL OF CIR. Pm.
Monf.-lt 10 ssserted In well Informed POLITICAL
circles, that Gen Fremont will wlthdra " his
days. tits also stated that Hon. II. r. Wads r.
shortly 70 take the stump Tor TIE Rsitimors
aoGaineo,-N. 7. Herald,
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PROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

Lee-Indlca alton Of Another Astempt to
Regain tho Weldon ebel
Pickets Report Atlanta Retaken BY Hsed
How the Story OrigiAated-Rebel Ar.
dllery Fire GPon CelePed Troops.
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STATE OF THE THHRMoM1rnR.-AtF Frank.
lin &c Co.'s, opticians, No. ga Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at 1
O'Clock, 60 In tho shade. s.sf -. -'
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Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, are at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel, New York. Ex.Gov. T.. J.
Farwell, OF Wisconsin, is at the Astor House.
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APPoINrED-Mr. James @. Dulin, lately
employed In the clerks Office, Navy Yard
where he is universally esteemed for his gen.
tlemanly qualities, has been appointed CLERK
in the Bureau Of Equipment, Recruiting, &c.
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RRsIGNRD-Mr. w. E. Hutchinson, of the
Sixth Ward, one of the Fire Commissioners,
has resigned the position.
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RECOVERING.

RECOVERING.
Col. L. q. Baker, Chief Of the Military De-
tectives Of the War Department, who has been
say, slowly recovering. 1t is expected he will
be able to resume his duties by the middle of
next week.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The court met this
morning; Judge Fisher, who has recovered
from his recent illness, presiding.
Messrs. j. u. Siebel, James F. Larkin and
Philip Hauptman were excused from service
on the petit jury, and Richard L. Ross, James
Nankin and W. II. Harrison were sworn In
their stead.
+. O. Ecklof was excused from service on
the grand jury.
Joseph A. Pennefield, confined in jail for
horse stealing and awaiting a requfsitiOn from
the Governor Of Maryland, was ordered to be
discharged, no requisition having been re.
ceived.
trial OF VIM. Maxwell, charged with the muir.
der OF E. Gilbert, conductor on the street rail-
road, in February last, was set for Monday
next.
District Attorney Darlington In feeling terms,
alluded to the death OF s. s. Williams, ESQ,
and ont Of respect to the memory Of deceased.
the Court adjourned. $50
The sessions will be resumed on Monday
next
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RETURNED ToWoRK-Thec oopers employed
at the Navy Yard yesterday returned to work
the Department ha wing acceded to their demand
OF &275 per day instead Of $3.50, which they
have been receiving heretofore.
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Chased BY q Pirate.

HALIFAX, Sept s.-The steamer Franconfa,
IRON boston Tor Halifax, was chased by sup.
posed privateer yesterday on ShelburIe.
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THR LADIES OF UNIoNTowN IN MUss.-
Yesterday, Justice Gull had before him the
cases OF Eliza Howard and Emeline How.
terry on Miss Mary Warf1eld, and Miss
Mary Warfield for an assault on the first
named. It appears that the parties are highly
respectable ladies, who reside In the neighbor-
hood Of Unlontown, over the Eastern Branch,
and that some scandal is alleged to have been
circulated by Mrs. Howard in relation to Miss
Warfield. A few days since the latter met
Mrs. H., and asked about the report when
some sharp words passed, and it is al.
legged Mrs. Howard seized Miss War.
field back Of the neck, when Miss Emeline
made her appearance and scratched MISS War.
field 8 face before the neighbors could stop the
ARRAY. Both parties came to the city and pro.
cured warrants-Miss Warfield from Justice
Ferguson and Mrs. Howard from Justice Gull
and both cases were examined Yesterday,
when the Justice dismissed the charge against
Miss Warf1sld and Mrs. Howard, and held
Miss Emeline to bail for court
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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARDING. WITH PLEASANT ROOMS
~ can be had q Reasonable rates ut No. 95 Wash
inston street, Gecrsetown. Also, several rooms
70 let. "lt. sep 6-1w"
EIRsT- OIL ee BOARD, With Furnished Rooms,
L Also Table Board can be obtained ct No. AIS
street, between 9Th and 9th. Breakfast from
to D; dinner from to sep S-lms
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Y ROOMS for families or single persons. House
AIRY; with epacious grounds. Terms moderate.
Apply ~ b. W. Corner 1lst and sts.. near Penn'a
avenue. - 49, \ An a. i2ts
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How IT rs DoNx.-On Monday afternoon, q
colored man named Mordecai Carpenter, q
resident Of the Seventh Ward, and liable to
the draft there, went to the 10th precinct pc.
lice station and informed Justice Boswell,
Sergeant Hepburn, and other officers that q
man had bought him as substitute, and was
going 70 run him through to some northern
city. Carpenter informed the officers as to the
time he was to leave, and omcer Maxwell and
city constable George Hepburn took the case in
hand. After Carpenter had left hack was seen
to leave the meeting place and drive towards
the Depot, and the officers followed, and stop
ping it, brought 1t to the station and arrested
James Owens, colored, who had bought Car
penter. and was to have run him out. Owens
and Carpenter were sent to Central Guard
house-the latter as witness-where they re.
manned all night, and on Tuesday they were to
have had an examination. but they were
turned ever to Captain Putnam, Provost
Marshal OF the Draft, who examined the
witnesses, whose testimony was to the
effect that Carpenter had received his money,
and was to have been taken to Philadelphia
and put in as substitute. Capt. Putnam sent
the parties to Col Ingraham, Military Provost
Marshal, who referred them to the Superin-
tendent OF Police, and Deputy Superintendent
Reed ordered them to be dismissed, inasmuch
as the military refused to take cognizancs of
the case.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 oSTIA lady's BRAID OF, HAIR. The finder
so7 .t1ses doors "a asan leaving
I OsT Oh sTOLEN--A dark red COW, with a
~ W. ts rae and 40 horns she Is caGed prNSs
e. so1 70 JOHN % colfiss
IS buffalo o. On IT til rs
& Dsa % II fsf
MAJ. Georgia av., bet. 18th and l4th streets,
CoWs each Oh Years. o ids snd
ss s "a & Aa$ Rs5
hS s to- avenue Detyssn
cow short horns. short iess and isrse ' BODY.
SsPtS ID and 81 Streets
$40 Eas 2cGts "a book sh s Ss As
no to rhs sBoTs
:SSssssbs Capitol Hin e sad
STRAYRD AwAY--From the subscriber, Pat
MILoa COWS. Desert .sions: One e 10. set
sss Iss: also Il S.T s.S t9rsposs ssss: sssrs
white SPOT in her face there is wsrt on the hind
part Of her bag; age Ave or SIX years old. The
shs
end s Fl aa tie s s
S.aads saS s.d Belle fs vs f.
s5sh
ssa of
SIS 1Ep kookst few dsys since sn.
{, d s:e
$40 s,1ss ss s:s
sss jafT
I'd street and Pennsylvania avenue. Wsshinston.
U. y. sep 6-3tH
T ooKi.sso REwARDl-s trayed or stolen
u o f.
sSpiing one White hHa fo9t and star IN forehead
M the said az horse ' sSs
undersigned will receive the .Soys EsT anas
sep Sat. N street south. near New Jersey av.
D1sggkEa1ser 2, GolqMsIA cogz,r or, T4ss
9sFsy has
Wsshin staa: this srss d, q sspt.%Ser, 1859: as
e;tEsy trespasHs1png upon the Capitol grounds.
years old with black name and tail, star on tore.
head, without shoes ~
. The owner Of the above described HORSE, Colt
is requested to prove properly, pay charges and
take him away. VIM. A. NEWMAN,
sep6-SH Chief Capitol Police.
T,REsPAssEs -NOTICE-seversl COWS and
l. one HORSE. branded CONDEMNED >" have been
found trespassipg upon the grounds Of the George
town College. The owners requested to prove
property. pay charges, and take them away; and
notice is hereby given that all persons hereafter
down or .inturins the fences bslon eins to the
lands Of the College, or By entering any Of their
eneloses Lands with their cows, horses, or other
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Leaving existing deficiency

Efforts are being made by the city authori-
ties to still further reduce this deficiency, and
If the several wards take active measures 1t
10 not doubted but that the q uota can be filed
without draft. 500. He-r .-..-
This reduction in the quota of the District
brings the quota Of the Seventh Ward down to
about 100 men, and reduces the quotas OF other
wards in the same proportion.
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TIE DRAYr N raH DIsrREur-No order
has - yet been issued directing the draft to
be proceeded with in this District. The quota
OF tho city has been much reduced lately by
credits given t, and Il is the opinion OF parties
wen posted that Is the citixsns Of each ward
will Organize Immediately and raise money to
procure men. the deficiency In the respective
wards can be made up before an order is is
sued directing the dram to take place.
wallach and Mr.. Blackford, Commissioner Of
Enrolment we received a credit OF one hun.
bred and seventy six men heretofore not
nlaced to the credit Of the District. As Score.
Ey Stanton, in his official bulletin, published
q another column Of this paper to-day, an
nounces that the draft will proceed forthwith
in those States and Districts In which the
largest deficiency exists, NO time is to be lost in
adopting measures to Ill our quota.
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M AnlT FAsHIoNABLI DANCING AoApsMY.

Itmperauce dNII, II btre6t. UotWt6u YIN Ano IUtu.
Prof. Maripi begs leave to announce to his a
patrons and the public in general, that he
on TUESDAY, Sept Goth.
DAYS OF TUITION,
For Ladies, Misses. and Masters, TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. from to p. m.
Glass for Gentlemen, every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, from 8 to 10 p. m.
For further particulars see circulars.
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REBEL NEWS FROM ATLANTA.

WHY Heed Abandoned It-Fisht ut Jones.
bsre September 1st-Hardee Whipped.
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THR DISTRICT QUorA.-Fxrther Redactions.-
We learn that the Department to-day allowed
a naval credit to the District of Columbia OF
$50 men, reducing the District quota to about
1,i70 men.
This is a back credit the same as allowed In
New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, and
covers the time from April, 1861, to February
"a, 1864. The credits fer the intervening time
since February "a, have been already allowed.
Twenty-o lone marines went in to-day to the
Districts credit. The sum OF the credits item.
ICED stand a. follows:
Marine allowance IS above ............... $50
Correction IN communication allowance last
draft Observation-Disclosures. 176
Put in BY District Observation-Disclosures. 6S5
Marines put In to-day Observation-Disclosures. 81
144o
Quota of the District. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1910
From which is to be deducted. .440
Leaving existing deficiency. ...............14 70
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RYC. R,L. DROWN q co., Auct,op,e,,

PRO. H,I. Osows . co., Auoslon,sr,.
ys5ssaasySal. sSs 81 lssysG III susA4s
We VIII sell on sAIUkpAY. September 10. ss
north, between and N streets. running BATE
$ :! !: ]: T. Is osssa,
pr JAS. O. MoaU & CO.. Auctiopeer,
oARsIAsE, SSg Pc giss5E AND DOUBLE
IL 2 clock in front of the Auction Rooms, We shall
Single SIM ii.n ana b bSais oaaH .Pns:ss.
sep Sd JAS. 9. MCGUIRE co Aust.
WAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneer.-
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
On SATURDAY MoRNfNG. sept.mhsr nj, =,
sell Furniture and Of :s
hS 9csiIsnt Rosss: e ON d
sSit q kcssrooa n0 Psrior Furniture,
anishsd in Haircloth, "''''e'
%.IDut %Bstn Ssst w ses ri Fable liable
Brussels and Thrse-p ply Carpets, oilcloth and Mat
Very superior full Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Herd. and W: .nnt ndsa psa,t..a.
superior 1psisp cs sissi BAR .ni Msst$:::,
Dining Table, sideboard. Chairs,
Superior China and Glasswar
Cooking and other Stoves. Kitchen Utensils.
sep8d JAS. G.. MCGUIRE co, Aucts.
GREAT BAR6AIN-One Of the finest and new
" Prince Il Co.'s MELODE0NS for sale VERY
WolowskI' s rooms. No. ass 10th street, above Pa
avenue, sep6.
CLOSING OUT SALB.
AS Preliminary move toward closing bui-
ness, the undersigned will offer, for limited Pc
Rod their entire stock Of DRY GOODS and GRO
expiration of the said period, the balance OF the
stock together with the property belonging to the
firm, will be offered and sold at pub bile auction.
A. r. OFgUTT Il CO.,
No. 1853 and 165 Bridge street,
sep Slot Georgetown, DC.
Nl FAsHIoNABLI DANCING ACADEMY.
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J. CAPxkS and RRHNOH MUST ND for sale
e..s-..,. Gso. Il, s4 a!lsat 4 Co.! 920;:.
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I OOKl1as0 RKWARDi- strayed or stolen
Is, 1884, one brown HORSE, four years old last
spring, one white hind foot. and star in forehead
hand. Any one returning the said horse to the
undersigned will receive the above reward.
DAVID G0SS,
aep 6.att N atraat south naar New Iarsex Az
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I OST-A lady's BRAID OF HAIR. The finder
- will be suitably rewarded u pom leaving it at
507 street, two doors from I'd st. 1t ,
I OST Oh sTOLEN-A dark red COW, with a
II white face and no horns. she is calved proha-
bly, by this time. She belop gs to JNO. COLLINS,
Jackson Alley, near the Branch, bet. G and II SITS
Any person bringing the COW to JOHN COLLINS
will get $40 eward It's
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NOTICB.-A BARBER SHOP, fitted up in the
best style, has been opened in Columbia Gar

We shall bid for portion of the Thirty one and
half Million Of this Loan to be awarded on 9Th
instant, and will include all orders with or With
out limit) received before II O'Clock g. M ON that
day,
1t JAY COOKE & Co., Bankers.
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PERSONAL.

fEkSONAL.
NoT!oE.-All persons are forbid trusting any
! person On my account without Q written order
ITO" on myself or my wife, HENRIETTA PaPPsR.
ITO The PUBLIO-The public are hereby
4 warned not to trust my Wife johanna Krake
~ WI not pay any debts of her contracting after
.nl oase. lsep6.Stsi HENRY KRAK1.
TNR0RMATION WANTED or MARGARRF
An ER, Who left Richmond. Va. eome time
ago Also. Of THOMA9 COLLIN Any informa-
ZION .concernInf them will be thankfully received
% III; AN ACkER, ct John Kaiser1 on Hish
nnreHe'' between LIST and ID streets. a. orsstovn,
=. =. $1,000 sep 5-lws
CAUCUseE9 o! 1850, by n, Halstssd
~ President Lineoln's Administration, By q. J.
Giddinss History Of tho Rebellion. its Authors
owena Wrongs Of Slavery and Rights Of Emanci-
Clusk ~ Political Text Book
AdeEeseee 4pd MesesGes Of the Presidents of the
United States. 4 vols = - $3.50 = : -
Junkin's Political RallAciea
Debates between Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Dou slas
Greedy 3 Political Text Book y
Well q Cam paign Hand Book
Mirror of Modern Democracy go. E--z
Rarrars War and its consequences
sept - - fRANOK TAYLOR. 3
ERINCH PIoKLES-Ofevsry description Also.
+ CAPxRS and FRENoH MUaT Alp Tor ssis
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~ REWARD:-Strayed or stolen on 5th inst,
QC pale red buffalo COW, hipped On the right
side: about mir years old. The above reward will
be paid for the return. or for any Information of
the COW that can get her. GEO. W. HATTON,
Georgia av., bet. 18th and l4th streets,
sep 8-3t~ Navy Yard,
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w. FIRST WARD-GEN'L McCLELLAN'S
US friends will please meet at the Reynolds
House. corner 18th and H streets, on SATURDAY
EVENING NEXT, Sept. 10, at O'Clock p. m for
the purpose OF forming q Mcclellan Club. Come
one, come all, sen & st
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& I'M REWARD-strayed or Stolen, on the 9Th
$lV inst, two COWS, each four years old, and
both dark red, with white spots alike, only, the
reward will be given if returned to JAMES RED
MOND, No. 434 Massachusetts, avenue, between
9Th and It'll streets. sep 83ts