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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-22
ND FORCES ADVANCING.

Latest News from Atlanta.
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The above was sent Off TO the fort az d lto
hour in the evening. soon after wards tho
bearers returned to the flagship, bringing y.th
them Colonel Anderson and q stah officer, when,
after protracted interview with the Commanding
officers, the terms were assentcd 10 In the lOl-
ing tcrms:-
The above conditions and terms oI surrender
are agreed 10 by the undersigned, and the core
mony Of turning over the prisoners of war, Fort
Gaines, and all the public property appertaining
thereto, intact, and In the same condition it is
now, will take place at 8 o'clock A. NJ. to-mOr-
row, August the Sth. C. d. ANDERSON,
Colonel 2lst Alabama Regiment, commanding
Fort Gaines.
Winessed-P DrRyton, Fleet Captain; Albert
J. Meyer ,Cooneland Signal Officer, United States
Army.
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FROM JAMES RIVER.

Important Raid below Dutch Gap-De.
structIon of Rebel Property.
The following has been received at the Navy
Department:
FLAGSHIP NORTH ATLANTIC BLoCKADING
SQUADRON, HAMPTON RHODES, July l6.-S'r
Captain III. Smith reports. under date OF 18th
instant, that he sent in the Stepping Stones, on
the 18th instant, detachment OF seventy We
men from the Sd Pennsylvania artillery, and
fifty men from the 10th Connecticut volunteers,
in charge of FIRST Lieut.. ID. M. Chambers, Sd
Pennsylvania artillery, to a point on James
river, below Dutch Gap, and thence to Cox's
farm, and that they there burnt the signal
station, two mills, two barns, q blacksmith's
shop, and outbulldings, and a large quantity
OF grain and agricultural Implements, captur-
ing one lieutenant, one sergeant, (wounded,)
and twelve men, with arms and accoutrements
complete also, q large torpedo, with clockwork
attachments, the galvanlc battery to which it
was attached, and two hundred pounds Of
powder. n
The whole was accomplished without loss
On our side.
Ihave directed Captain Smith to send me
the torpedo, which, when received, will be
forwarded to the Bureau of Ordnance with an
explanatory drawing
j have the honor to be, sir, very respectfully
yours, &c, S. p. LEE, A. r. Admiral,
Commanding N. A. B. S.
Hon. GIDEON WELLRs, Sec'ry Of Navy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTH.

Successful Operations by Gen. Candy.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-Private letters
from MorganZia, June 3Oth, state that General
Candy is very actively engaged ,perfecting ar
engagements for military operations in the vi
cinity of Morganzia and Red river.
General UhIman, with large portion of his
forces, has reached MorganZia, where he has
been placed in command of all colored troops.
The Qualifications of Morganzia are most for
midable, commanding q range of some six
miles of the Mississippi river, which at this
point makes bend of some distance. The
position is deemed of the utmost importance.
The rebels have large forces stationed on9the
west Of the Atchafalya river, some nine miles
in the rear of MorganZia, and parallel to the
Mississippi river. Our gunboats during high
water can easily prevent the crossing of the
Atchatalaya by the rebels, but during the low
stage of the river their crossing can be pre-
vented by the land forces of Gen. Ullman, en-
camped on the east bank. 800 .--' .'-'-' All o.
A large Union force is being collected near
Morganzia, amply sufficient for offensive or
defensive operations.
& No offensive movements up to the 30th ult
have been made by the enemy, but the activity
which has been infused into this department,
by Mai. Gen. Candy indicates that lively op.
erations are not far distant.
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ARRIVAL OF TEE HOSPITAL STEAMER CON
NECTICUT.

The hospital steamer Connecticut arrived at
the Sixth street wharf on Saturday evening,
from City Point, bringing up five hundred
sick and wounded officers and men, mostly of
the cavalry corps.
On Thursday, while the Connecticut was
lying at anchor off Newport News, man, sick
with fever, and said to be q correspondent OF
the Philadelphia newspapers, jumped over
board and was drowned. He leaves a family
in Philadelphia, consisting of q wife and
child
Assistant Surgeon Hood, who has charge of
this boat, has been promoted to full Surgeon.
The Connecticut is engaged to-day In trans
this city to the steamer Baltic, lying Off Alex.
andria, unable to reach this city, owing to the
amount Of water she draws. The Baltic, after
receiving her cargo of convalescents, will sail
tor New York. The Baltic is a fine, large
steamer, and is chartered at a cost to the Gov.
eminent Of one thousand dollars per day.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
Proclamation BY the President.
CALL FOR FIVE HUNDRED THOUS
AND MEN.

By the President Of the United States Of America.
-#------ A PROeLAMATIoN.- --'~---'
Whereas by the act approved July d, 1861,
entitled can act further to regulate and provide
for the enrolling and calling out the NATIONAL
forces, and for other purposes it is provided
that the President, Of the United States may,
IS at his discretion, at any time hereafter,
call for any number Of men, as volunteers,
for the respective terms of one, two, and
three years for military service" and
ssthat in case the quota or any part thereof, Oh
any town, township, or ward of city, pre-
cinct, or election district, or of county not so
sab-divided, shall not be filled within the space
OF fifty days after such call, then the Presi-
dent shall instantly order draft for one year
to I'LL such quota or any part thereof, Which
may be untitled"
b Ard whereas the new enrolment heretofore
ordered is so far completed as that the afore-
mentioned act OF Congress may now be put in
operation for recruiting and keeping up the
strength OF the armies in the field tor garrisons
and such military operations as may be re-
quired for the purpose of SURPRISING the re-
bellion and restoring the authority of the
United States Government in the insurgent
States. FE
Now. therefore, 1, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
nv call for five hundred thousand volunteers
for the military service. Provided, neverthe-
less that this call shall be reduced by all cred
its which may be established under section s
OF the aforesaid act, on account OF persons
who have entered the naval service during the
present rebellion, and by credits for men fur
nished to the military service in excess OF calls
heretofore made. Volunteers will be accepted
under this call for one, two or three years, as
they may elect, and will be entitled to the
bounty provided by the law for the period of
service for which they enlist.
; And l hereby proclaim, order, and direct,
that Immediately after the fifth day of Septem-
Der, 1864, being fifty days from the date Of this
call, q draft for troops to serve for one year
shall be had in every town, township, ward of
city, precinct, or election district, or county,
not so subdivided, to fill the quota which shall
he assigned to it under this call, or any part
thereof, which may be untitled by volunteers
ON the said fifth day of September, 1854.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed.
: Done at the city of Washington this eighteenth
day Of July. in the year of our Lord,
IL. ST. one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four, and OF the Independence Of the
/. United States the eighty. ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President:
VIM. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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u INGTON, So PERSONALLY appeared before
me the subscriber. Justice of the Peace in aud
Tor the SAID county, NJ D: Fsrr, and made oath
mare Mule of dark brown coler. without any Pc
euliar MARKS, straying and trespassing o.l his
ing Selbey B. Scaggs farm, in the District of Co.
lu bia.
The owner or owners thereof are hereby mott
fed to come forward. prove property nav charges
and take away. fN'
NIB. FARR
on ). b. Scaggs' Farm
Sworn and subscribed before me this 18th day of
July, 1864.
~ 1S-eo3t Justice of the Peace
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Railway Accident.

: LACkAWAXEN, Pa, July I5-A train, with
about $50 rebel prisoners on their way to the
camp at Elmira, coilided with Pennsylva-
MIA Coal Company's train near Shohola this
afternoon, killing and wounding a large
number, reported at over one hundred. The
train with the prisoners should have left
Jersey CITY this morning at 4,36, but was de-
IIayed, and thrown out of time one hour by
the captain of the guard, who returned to the
vessel on which they came from City Point to
mint up three prisoners who had escaped from
him. The coal train on its way from Hawley
Branch to Port Jarvis ne elected to ascertain il
the other train was behind time, and went on,
striking the latter at crooked part of the road
where the engineers could not see far ahead to
avoid casualty.
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Gray'S Patent Nodded
Collars

Are universally prono2nced the Rssssst AMI best
Citing collars eztant
The upper edge presents . perfect curve. free
from the an giles noticed in all other collars.
The cravAt caases no packers OF the inside Of ths
turn down collar; they are as SMOOTH INsIDR
AS OUTSIDE, and therefore Perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar his q SIN och and evenly an-
ished eiee on 5sA sides.
fhess.collara are net simply Hat pieces OF paper
eat in the fern Of . collar. but are MGLDHD
AND s1APED TO PIP THE NBoK.
They are made in Novelty Tor rundown
ztyle) in every sac from II to II nches and
in " Eureka" Tor Garotte,J from Is to II inches;
and packed in solid size 81 in neat blue cartons
son aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones of ten
sach-the latter very INDY psokage for travellers
army and nav officers.
SHvERY COLLAR is stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sod by all asalers i d mems furnishing goods.
The trade supplied by
WALL j, STEPHENS Il co.,
arl4-sm 322 Pa. avenue, Washington,
"A oEHeE s14 PA w AxsEk1s, /.
GREAT t EsE EEs IS F6HEakDh hsp WEST
FORWARDED With sAF ETY. And f DisPSrScfa to an
NORTH. EAST, VEST, AND N0RTHWEsF.
PHfsaSNiR ii a. BA hG MORE GINS hfSRsros
. oiSE yfELii ! Il TEk kGSaSs oss1UiS-
Connections are N ade at New York and Boston,
BRITISH PROVING )ES and other steamship line
to LIVERPOOL, 81 )UTHAMPToN and HAVRA
commercial towns q Great Britain and the Cont
Hent,
Collection of NOT ES, DRAFTS, and BILLS msds
81 all aeeessi BE par ia Ofths United States.
o. O. DUNN, Agent,
G02S WaahipSfon D. q.
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guaranteeing. Gen. John p. Slough to.
cay turned over 10 Lieut.. w. W Winshin
Aksistan, Provost Marsha of the Department
OF Washington, all the duties pertaining 10 tae
Depar,msnt of Alexandria of a local character.
anu wnien are comprised in those which have
psen Snui now discharged by the local provost
tnarssal. Lieut. Winship has as sumed the
1919. &c =, those duties, and signifies his Ia
10 star In force the present sy stem and
tbe dsnaI,In snn .as general orders regulating
willt about the ooh Instant Ger St,msh =
not by TINS arranze ment Dee n re,ia we'd IT, Oh
military gevernorship OF tha .nana,,,oan, ,"'
ALeI. JsHrtt.a, lgta. EEH ofai'm uncut
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ARRIVAL OF FRENCH WAR VESSELS.

ARRIVAL OF FRENCH WAR VESSELS.
s On Saturday afternoon the Amphion French
war steamer arrived in the Eastern Branch,
and anchored off the Navy Yard. Another
French steamer of larger size is anchored off
Alexandria, and third is below. Its stated
that one Of these vessels brought dispatches
from the French Consul at New York to the
Minister here, the interruption of railroad COM
munication rendering this mode the safest,
and the other vessels came around to take of
the Legation should it become necessary
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- Hon James T. Simmons, ex-U. s Sepa-
tor from Rhode Island, died last week at his
residence In johnson, Rhode Island. He be-
gan his senatorial service with Harrison's Ad-
mlnlstration, and with suCn ass ociates as CLAY,
calhoun, Buchanan, Clayton, Crittenden, Ben
Ton. Choate, Preston, Southland, Wright, Dix,
ano DINERS OF that stamp. He retired in 1si7,
term
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INTERESTING FROM SHERMAN.
Rebels Running their Supplies to Augusts
10000 Militia at Atlanta-Pr0spect o

Great Battle.
From the Nashville Times, July 141
An officer from the front informs us that the
rebels at the front have fallen back within
their outer line of Notifications around Allan
ia. They extend three miles beyond the city,
and have been made very strong OF late.
There are 10000 militia within the entrench-
ments, everybody able to bear arms having
been pressed into service. Johnston will prob
ably give battle there The rebels are loving
all their supplies from Atlanta to Augusta,
showing that they expect to retreat.
. Gen. Sherman cannonaded the rebels heavily
last Wednesday before crossing.
We are on the eve of highly important vents.
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OUR CAPTURES.

The total number Of prisoners captured by
our forces in this vicinity since the invasion,
and which have passed through the Provost
Marshars office, is four hundred and seven.
The following were brought in yesterday -
Henry jacobs, LIST Va. cavalry; John M. Maze,
23d n. g.; Norris Stone, 18th Va. cavalry; John
buckley, 22d Va. cavalry; r. A. Ashford, 18th
Ga; John T. Maxwell, 4th Ga; Joseph Goff.
Moseby's Battalion; Joseph b. BaiIy and F. b,
Furley, 22d Va cav "
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ANOTHER BRAVE OFFICER GONE.

We learn that Colonel Daniel McCook, (act-
ing Brigadier) of the celebrated fighting
mcCook family OF Ohie, died yesterday at Gin
cinnah, OF wounds received at the battle of
Kenesaw Mountain. Colonel McCook was
wounded while charging the earth works He
is the fourth Of the McCook family who have
been killed since the rebellion-the father and
three sons.-and what is most singular, all
have been killed or died in the month OF July
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LOCAL NEWS.

/ OUT SEVENTH STREET RoAB.-A good many
people went ont eth street road yesterday, on
pilgrimage to the scaneot the rsbel raiding op.
eratons. For some cause--perhaDs because
the throng blocked up the road incon veniantiy.
about noon an order was issued allowing none
to proceed beyond Fort Stevens without pass,
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THE EFFECT OF THE RAID

: The last rebel invasion of the State of Mary.
land, SO disastrous to the property OF the PEG
pie Of that State, has had the good effect to
change the opinion OF many who have hitherto
sympathiZed with the South. Some Of the far.
mers Of Anne Arundel lost some horse-fesh,
which at the time was in Montgomery or other
counties raided over. The losers by this raid
are said to be exceedingly Indifferent jeff
Davis men now.
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H0S1FH R1YNO Ids & 90,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FITTER8,

Have Just Ieceiu.d, and win constantly keep on
Hand, the largest nd best assortment in the city
81 aadelisrs, b scke Drop Lights, Portables
GlAss Globes, nsie and other Shades, and all Art
es,s In thi hne, rom the best establishments in
Nov York, fhitA ielpAia, &C., which will be sold
OH the mossreas unable terms.
Stoves, =
We are prspazt to furnish the best RANGE In
use a1Twhere, o. very reasonable terms. Hotels
Restaurants, &c =, are invited to call
We do al XII ads OF GAS and STEAM ftting
PLvMB1Nd Liz 10 in the most satisfactory manner
Call and sse ur Bathing Tubs, Fountsins Water
establish msnt in the city, fa 2-eoH
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u - aRAvsL RooFsu

4 By scU WWiLSoN CO., successors to J. =. walker
PR0VtD FGn nnfton, D, manufacturers Of IN.
m 6ss.sH .1a SS "a ROOFS.
oH Ss Is9 ~ street, below Pa. avenue, Orders
Pos. Once s soa shsCqiHans avenue. or address
All WORK executed promptly And on the MON
nromntin sefmA' ana warranted. Repairs made
- ~ s-Eta nh i1-ams
Sly DAN AND kINDLING WOOD, Hickory 0.k
size; AAo' cord length Lowest msrts. p1icss. anu
once Pc. av.. betw. sd and ~ sfs
'sss'im hill and Wharf. ~ st. at Usnais Trises
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Railroad Accident.

] PoarLAND, July ie.--The passenger train
from Portland for Montreal on Thursday ran
off the track near Northumberland. The en-
zine went over the embankment and the engin-
Ger and fireman were badly scalded.
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U + &c A L.
DETACHMENT Or STATE.

WAsHINeToN, July 10, la6i.
Information has been received a, ,,;s n.
partment from MIR. Walter Graham. the Con.
sui or the United States at Capetown, of an
act of the Colonial Legislature increasing tho
duties on imports twenty-five per cent both on
specific and ad valorem duties.
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DEPARTMENT OF TIRE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Z
soo,os M9,11ssBINGToS, July Is, 1ss4.S
Secretary Of the interior until Monday. ASs1st
at IL M for furnishing for the use of tie building
soS tons Furnace coal. t2s pounds to the ton of
Inc Kind and equal to the best quality of the
bes aed aS cos for a Stoves and
to the IN charge Of The furnsees and any
Sdd be e Ss at the
any any tine So that oneiha il delivered by the first
first day OF November, 1864. The lpepsr tmsnt re.
serves tie 1ghr up TO- the ist OF October to in
notice. 4
loo cords best oak 70
cords bsst bakers pine wood, to be delivered in
lots OF 10 to 80 cords IS required from ii to time
Satisfactory arran gements must be made for
Bidders may add to their S proposals, if they
choose, offers for slowing away the coal in the fur
mace mace. rooms, and for saving, and putting away the
Tosuit the convenience of bidders, separate bids
dence of The ability of the party 20 fulfil contract
should accompany each proposal.
Fuel. for the Department Of the INTERIOR and
address ed to the Secretary. jy lS-eo2w.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
L. S. ASSESSOR OFFICE,
Collection District of District Of Columbia.
To all whom it may concern Notice is hereby
with the Income Tax for 1868, now in this Office.
Said lists will remain open for inspection and ex-
d Of and that
viii remain in his office, No 46s 7th street vest,
on all appeals that may be made relative to excess
sive or erroneous valuation by the Assistant AS.
All appeals must be in writing, specifying the
PARTICULAR case, matter or thing respecting which
pri iflfp n or
"A ?. II. PEAksoSs .. At 81 i feI >. G..
Washington July IL. 1864. " il-eo6t
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseris
i Der has obtsined from the Orphans Court of
ashinsto1 COUNTY in the District Of GolS %eia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
sand
SEhsrsiss = law Ss Excluded from ali benefit Of
Given under my hand this Els Slst dsy Of s9ne; 1884,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
u Der has obtained from the ORPHANS, Court of
Washington county, In the District of Columbia
Of Casper A. Casper, late Of Washiaeton city, D. :,
deceased Al persons having claims against the
stherEiss y law be excluded from ali benefit Of
sn y ssaa tbs sh ss SyA s. ssns
TBIs is TO GIVE NOTICE.. That the sub
IL seri Der aas obtained from the Orphans Cou TT
pf Washington County. an the Districtof Cslum.
hia letters testamentsfy the personal estate of
Richard. Clements. late OF Washington City D.
c., deefAsed. Al persoas having clsims against
the same. with the vouchers thereef t. the sub.
scriber On or befoso the ath day Of lame next;
they may otherwise by laR be excluded from oil
benef4 Of the said estate. "a ~
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of yu Ae, 1864
lE|@gg kEALvINA z GLEMENT5.
TRY DoNOVANfS fEAgKBxRRf OOh Az.
s;sts 80 - 80 '+psr-.T Ss SSl
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TOR SALE-A beautiful, stylish, pure bloc
BLACK HAWK BAY MORGAN -

FOB sALE1A beautiful, stylish, pure blood
HORSE, l5h bands high Weighing one
thousand pounds; built in proportion: u
beauty without b! emish; perfectly kind ~A.zk.
single and double harness. and all right in every
This Horse has been raised by the celebrated Nor.
gan stock breeder Lewis Sherman, Esq, Brandon,
vermont, TO whom the present owners refer any
He was brought here six months ago at great ex-
pense, and is now sold without a single fault as
not match him in style. action or color in any
part of the country. He is perfectly gentle, and
boy. The attention of pri waite families and army
officers is respectfully invited to this fine animal
sold to private citizens or army officers Price
S4s1. he Gan be seen at the Stables of KELLE-
For particulars apply at the Stables, or at the
store OF P ) BELLEW, $40 It'll street, near Odd
Fellows g dalI iY IL At
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: STATE OF THB THBEMoMET8R.-AtF Frank
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the Thermometer stood to-day al 1
O'Clock, 81 In the shades in the sun los.
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DERRIEEp EHW TYPOGRAPHICAL wA6
II MAP OF THE SOUTHERN 81 ATES. With .
Chronology Of tho Great Relation; % cents.
5eh = A@E 4EANOK TAYLO 81
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GOOD NEwsFROM THE
The Enemy Admit Being Repalsed in Two
Attacks.

Thu IUIfUWfHE uIsPosSkH ~ e1AoH HUH C1c
Richmond Enquirer OF July 10th:
FROM OKALoHA.
OKALoNA, July H-fo Gen. Brdrton Bragg
We attacked a column Of the enemy, under
Smith, yesterday, on the march from Pontotoc
We attacked him in his position at Tupelo this
morning, but could not force his position. The
battle was drawn one, ana lasted three hours
y @ TSigned1 S. ID. LEE, Lit Gen.
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PAj'E n H A NGIN GS.

90 A great variety OF
30 ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
Adapted to
DINING Rooms,
CHAMBERS,
Also,
5000 YARDS CANTON MATTINGs,
1000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Our Mattines are unrivalied in this city, compri
ing in part the famous Gowqua brand for parlo
Oil Cloths from to u feet wide, adapted to DIM
rooms, halls, &c. Alse-
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS CORNICgS,
PARL0R MATS,
I Paper hung BY skillful workmen, and all ords
promptly attended to. Give us q call and "a
from 10 to % par cent.
RIFFL9 Il FALGONER'S
No. 33S-7th street, between I street and
Ap 2-ee Mass avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

!. Rs ras' 5 hi ssy
menfed With alumipa: ThefRder will be Literally
rewarded at No 32a street.
i inst. a lad DfkMoFD RING. The hndcr
IiBssH Nc. faess
NAME TO MY PREMISES, on the 18TH Of July;
to eeme forward, prove roperty, pay charge and
take him away on ga street. nenr the canal;
GS RBWAKD-For the Tetur9 q any ilforms-
brown ears. with the tip ends of her horns cut off
sTays fsa EFT KETs Of
street. south of the Capitol. IT.
&TRAYED AWAY-On Sunday night, July 18th ,
5s2 gd saus4
Chestnut sorIsl MARE sway back; and small bay
on hsuser Asy
rssasd hsasdue' BrS join Mil J fsfs $40
WAITNGEIM CHAIN ~ L9sI.o1 SUNDAY morning,
with ioeket, charm, and KEY attached The chain
as the gift ETA dear relative The loctet eontaies
the hair q the both lately de-
to the abovenamed number, or By dropping note
where ii can be found. -. jY 1887
A sfRAY-A light bay MARE with heavy name
ON int sihs ?sts H na
and on or about six years old She ia now i'm the
possession of GEORGE DERAUL WAS eau ght near
the Anscestia. Bridge, on Sunday morning the
10th July. - ~ Is St.
CAME TO MY PREMISES-Tvelye head of
~ CATTLE, Cows and Heifers.) The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
mile beyond Camp Berry, on the Bladensbure
turnpike. tjyl5-3t.1 H. w. DIEHL.
CAME TO MY PREMISES-On the 7th instant.
the property, pay charges and take her away
RACHEL JENKINS,
Jy8 $3.50 2lst street, between and H.